, BuSiness‘nudélii'oiessionAsl
Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
on this page. helm-Five Words or
Less, 251:. ThroaT'unes, 5o. 1 Iweek
{Lou about“ «Caps Double Price.
WANTED E ITO LET.
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. WANTED—EXTRA SALESLM' TO LET—6 BOOKS ON SECONDE
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“if cloaks, suits and millinery. Ap-i ”00,: 37 Van Zant street. Rem $11. 00, lpIIoglIinanttEabgfiUiElI: 230311131-
Inquire at 59 Seaview avenue. 11130 at variety 0; iruit trees. e go
Wu F. Beaupain, 312 Flax Hill Road.
11130 St
FOR SALE.
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, WANTED—LET {VS DO YIOUR TO LET—'FUfiNlSHEB ROOM
' hatching NOW is the tune ‘0 We with heat and bath, 18 West menus. E
or ea in our mammoth iifcubattr. 134- l - .
: if? chicks for salt reasonablehrates. I w, : FOR SALE—'P‘HODE ISLAND RED»
1 ' ’ TID LET—2ND FLOOR. 4 ROOMS Barred R008, White.0rpingt0n, bill)!
. . , ' 1 k.‘ . .
, £3262?ng Igzrm, South hoggglIII No. 3 Henry street, South Nomalk chicks, 15 cents each. April and May
1 o - - . ~ lst (100116 rooms, No. 245 East av-e delivery. Eggs for hatching. $1.25 a
- . .. . . "' 1 nue. Mrs. S. A. Youngs, 241 East avc- setting. A. T. Ferris 9 Van Zant
WANTED~ HOLSANDS (:0 .RN- ' ~» ’
T VF nue. 111130 3: blittt. East Norwalk. 'Tel. 72-5.
merit. johs‘open to men and women.
,. {.15 a month. List positions free. E
finite immediately. Franklin Insti
tute, Dept. 28D. Rochester, N. 1'.
WANTED-'BBJGHT GIRL NR OF- T LET—211111.11. HOUSE, 7 ROOMS!
FOR SALE—A HORSE, 1,050 LBS.
Good working or driving hurse. llea-
sonable' price. Apply to P. Harris 106
Harbor avenue, Norwalk. Phone 919.
n130 (it
To LETmFlVE ROOMS, GOOD L0-
Ioatflion rent neasonable. F. Hopp, 85
ICove avenue, East Norwnlk. m29 3t
Call or phone '
Tnsclmmc ' '
aster A ppare
PM W AND MESES
. “99- Accuiate in 0mm“) arithmetic. and bath, also apartment, 5 rooms and
iIllood opportunity it satisfactory. 10 bath. Apply Friday. 6 Orchard street
11er- cant. bonus in addition to salary Tel. 16;“;
I}! Jacob & Sons, shot: lilahufacturera
hidden avenue, Norwnlk. 11129 31
broom house, barn, pig pen, 2 chick-l
111-9 3‘ cu coups, fruit. Address F, .care 01
Sentinel. ' 11129 3t
TO LET~STORE LONG ESTAB-I
lished as grocery. Corner of Conneoi
ticut and Ferris avenues. Inquire John '
l0 3‘5 Fnlrl'iald J. Motlivcn, 44 Connecticut avenue,
"323 3‘ Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED‘WOULD “KE '1‘” To LET—A FURNISHED 110011.]
rent :1 form from 5 acres up, near Mrs CI Cole.16 Putnam ave. ms at ti
Wiley cm or railroad station. Ad-
stress Farm care Sentinel olilce. 11128 at
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FOR SALE—A 5 I‘ASSPIBZCiElll
Buick, 1916 nodel. Inquire. of Mrs.
Ileun Dumortier, 8 Washington street.
m2!) 3t
WANTED—A MAID Ton outrun.
I ,al housework. Apply
on enue
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FOR SALE—CHEAP. DRUG STORE
complete with stock. Fountain and
——.p. .
To Laws on 4 ROOMS NEWLY, “““le‘
minted, large garden and chicken run. W 1" Sherwood Westport Conn
I'typewritor. Address "1)," care ol‘ Son— oclook evenings, Mrs. Yefjack, llow E FOR SALE—G AS RANGE, ALSO
flue-l. 11128 at ard street, [mist Norwalk. [white iron bed. mattress and springs.
'st- ————-———~l— 29 Osborn avenue. Tel. 1434. 11128 31
general housewol'k except warming. West avenue, Norwalk. Rant $.10 11 FOR SAL‘E—GOOD DRIVING
Good wages. References desired. month. Sixteen rooms and bath. KeysI horse ,snt'e tor lady to drive. Weight
Mrs. C. E. Hackiey. Rouayton.m bele- at Goldons real estate oilice, W113 l1- 1.000 lbs. Good for any purpose. Tel.
phone 547' ‘ Iington street. South Norwslk, Conn. '96 W1|ton.m28 3‘
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WANTED—MEN TO 11111111 THEM . To “34““ 13011 11011311.: FOR SALE—~SAT. SCHAUB'S STA
Ipclres useful. HGOOd pnv; also 10 per in good condition.
cent bonus. H. Jacob & Sons, shoo- ground. Near Norman railroad sis {}..300..
munuhcturers, ledcn avenue, NorI-I tion. Rent :15 Address box 3., No the highest dollar.
Mlk r IDES mo“ GtIlt..1arr. Tel. 87442.
“5» WANTED —- ENEllGETlC lBOY. .
out 17.1ntenested in electricab work.
High school student [)1 Pierrot! toast
top accurate in figures and willing to
Igwork Address Student, cure of Sen-
flnel.
fast diivlng horses. Sold 101'
Stocks solicited.
11128 St
A roton Heights.
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TO LET—FURNISHED noons, i FOR SALE-FAMILY
pilvnto family, steam heated. electric.“1th one-lip]! “0’8 01' land on West
lights and bath Use of telephone“ (Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn
to’B‘inh‘l'utes' walk from center. Phone. pike. Ml!“ b9 801d at once‘ to
1423- My estate.
' . ted, balance on mortgage. Inn lll'C‘
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8 T0 LET~STORE 207 \VASUIN‘GEKEOW R: CnndPe. Attvs. l‘ullud link
'ton street East. Noruslk. ApnruneutsI'milding Tel. 5352
209 Washington street Dost Norwalk: .
and :18 Chapel street, Norwalk. in» FOR SALE-A MARIOA AUTOMO-
onlrc 04 now, Main street. Tel no, Ebllo, which is in a first class condl.
““i’m'n.
ted man on route. Borden Milk 00..
128 Washington street, South Nor-
fwnlk.
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‘1‘;- WANTED—TO nuv 111.1. KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
figs-ices for calves H. Friedman, 35 Ely
T0 LET——1 APARTMENT AT
Phone I816. 0111'.
with improvements. inquire of Mrs Wood street.
. onus. Tel. 1151' “m t, R. Tarlov, 16 Grove sin-cot, or Tel E
a 4 751.12. 4 4 FOR SALE — ASH BARRELS
A. . 9 z.__. _.. c. .4 -. lined with galvanized Iron. Last llle
‘ h i , ice 25c 11 South
I . BUSINESS NOTICE time. '1‘ rec szes pr p.
lNorw all: O\ste1I' Farms Co, 140 Vi'utcr
REMOVAL— 1. .11 risen & co. We”
will open their new and second hand
store at 54 Water sheet. April 1st
Furniture» carpets, rugs, dishes. stoves for summer 1" the “ho" m" m “‘6
etc Bought and sold. Thanking the cltv. Now is the time to serum some.
public for past patronage and hoping 1‘0” particulars
1,4,...1011011cuutommsnndmm Ask John T. Haves
new ones J. K. Finch & Co.
' -.-.. 7 MAIN ST NORWALK.
Real' Estate—Insurance
TO LETfiFURNISllED HOUSES
'1 WANTED—MM TO REPAIR stow-
7h; machines.
PERATORS 0N SEWING lunch-
3, pay while learning
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WANTED—GIRLS FOR PRESSENG
hind folding soft, shirts. LOST“ ' ' E
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LOST—~11 now BOAT rpmr'rEDE W-
from moorings last week W. G.I
Wood l-llckory Bluff. Tel. 11311:.
81 (30., inc.
' E New type vulcanized under 800 tons
LOST—'BANK BOOK NO 23561 .‘Is lprcssure. All sizes in stock at
1sued by South Noralk Savingg Bank. l
; Finder will kindly retuln to said bank. THE BARKER FACTORY
Ens payment has been stopped. 11123 at , ' ‘
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E.U S. MOTOR TRUCK TIRESE
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F0111 SALE—4 ACRE FARM, NEW 1 ‘
l‘mmcdiate possession Ilar»I'_
WANTED;— 1100m1nsr11m AND Rent very reasonable. Call after iivel'" E
Large plot of bis. 10 work horses Weight 1,200 to .
HOUSE
close I1
Small amount of cash rcquir I
Can be used as on all round cur ,
55 and will nnsner the purpose for jitncy. ‘
Spring street,” .1 rooms on second floor F01 further particulars “Dilly t0 26 1
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YOU TO KNOW IT. Come and be convinced.
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Cnptoim Albert N Mossmnn and A delightful informal dance was
Lieutenant Jesse 'l‘ Dunbar. of the‘given last evening by Miss Elizabeth
Sixth (‘ompuny C A. C, attended a E. Hammond, of 34 France street, to
conference of coast artillery oiilcors
in the state armory in Bridgeport last a number of friends. A very pleasant
evening: "According to reports made evening was enjoyed during which a
by the various oflicors from all are dainty collation was served. Among
lions ol the state, who attended the those Dreiser“ were- bliss Hazel mm.
"““““‘“' “ does “0‘ seem pilot re“1111111,.11-112111 Esther Knapp: Miss Sylvia
mulling with the Nuionnl Guard is
4“. (11) brisk; The general m,Iinmuilloole, of Boston, Miss Cornelia Odell,
Miss Maricn'
expressed by the oiliocrs was thnq‘ll'ss 90‘0“.” T2340"
‘1 .1 " ' nit-names would soon have t01Mmton, Frank Sanger,llvillian1 Dan-l
be taken
EOdell, Elmer Lancaster, of New York.
M Lockwod, Randolph Belts, Max
I‘Taylox and Franklin Bishop.‘
man, nos ordered to report at once to
his company of militia in Stamford by
the commanding otficer this morning.
NO‘i'lCE—THAT FRANCIS RISSO
has moved his upholsterer' s and cab.
inot- making shop in his own proper-
] ty at Hoyt and 8 Clark street Tele-
phone 329-13. ‘
‘F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C.
' CHIROPRACTOR
tttllt ‘ 111111
1 NOTICE 4
The Blacksmiths and Master Horse
Ishoe'rp of South Nor-u alk, -'Noru alk and‘
- 1“ clIose their shops at noon
cc hours, 10- 12 11.111 2-1' Tn. vicinity, 111
days and evenings by mappoilml;mu:I from the first Saturday in April till
options-I 455, New York oillce, 2375 last Saturday in. November.
. Graduate the * Palmer Schooto
_'4Iiropractic, Daronport, Iowa, an-
induces the opening of his office ntE
W Washington st1',oet. 01 or Peoples
5 that Company South Norwolk, Conn
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter’s supplies; wall:
paper, up- to-datIp styles. loWest prices. l
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
After “”41 1. 1917c the ice firms of There- is a good market on all (unit
1 tiers solicited. ..,,.Tel ----- 400 Alexander
adw . T '1. . i Signed by *T' ' '
g ‘35? F. 5:33)? 6é4°P§22nfiE MASTER HDRSESHOERS' AIBSOCIA- White. 61 1-2 1'31? avenue.
5 ‘I 1‘ " ' ", "__ TlON . '1. ' ..
i - GET A souARE DEAL.
E H A HE GELETN NOTICE. Do not be misledby designing ads
E TINNING _ goods. I am the originator of the
! 'l‘ ’ .E. T. Bates and .1. ~11. White will trans- Square deal idea. Get In good price
By Competent Men‘ ' 'on all Igoods.
last all ice business under the firm
5 name of Bates. and White . - ~-
ise sure the man who enters your
cellar, is reliable. I call personally.
- PHlLlPrP. MAHDNEY - ,,-
12 Van Zant Avenue.
_‘ GI Water St., South Norwalk
Phone 473-3
Orders for ice may be telephoned to
the former odlce of E. T. Bates, 626-4
Prices for this seasonJvill be 30c,
”her this evening a a regular
bnthly meeting of the M 's it sum
of the Norwalk M; E hurc': 400 and 509, per cwt
day is the last day in which the E. .T. DATES.
. ere" can Ivoluntnrily fill out . _ . Ir
g . military céiisus blanks. A large . W . ‘J, H. WHITE. .
of citizens have not yét till-
4 peso blanks but otter today 7—-
ll be liable to arrest and orbs ”B” your Sunday ”1"” at New
IJ‘i’Iork Market; and save lunacy.
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”The Rev..1a1nss Benton Werner, the,
rector of Grace Church, will be the
special preacher at St. Paul's Ohurch
tonight at 8 o‘clock. There should be'
a large congregation .of people at thel
, , service, which is the sixth of the Fri- 1
I 4 day night series which has proved so.
’4 interesting Ito many people.
All peo-
ple who wish to come are welcome.
The servicelnsts about an hour 1
‘-4 Carriages . . .
Stamford. omcer Sammie was sdo
tailcd andcarlied out the request.
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For theilareol , ‘ ..
Insect. Killers 1:
Baby Must Have!
and ’angous‘
His DailyAmng. .
“1111;233:115: we! Remedies
finishes, at prices to fit your! '
pocketbook. .
“$13.50 to $40.00 "
I'Go-Csrts ...... .. $8. so to 921.130 3
Sulkies .. .‘i . . . . . $2.98 to, $12.00
. " . Ask for the Big
I ' Book ‘
Albert A D JMorgan
WASHINGTON STREET
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”Word was received here by telephonei
by the South \orwnlk police asking:
them to notify and send Preston to the Court or Probate for the district‘TheI Rev Mr- Hughes, Holly Springs.
Fill Your Faith to This Store
And'Iwe‘il son that you will never have cause to regret having done so. More than any-
thing else, we want PLEASED and SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. Therefore we sell only:
such goods which we know to be worthy of the confidence of high class trade, people who
realize the value of good merchandise.
THE BEST ADVERTISEMENT THISI STORE EVER HAD has been theemex'chan-
Id'me we have sold. We have always believed that small profits would make a big business.
Our new Spring garments exhibit to a marked degree wha t values can be ofiered, when the
dealer is looking to his future and considers FIRST OF ALL the customers satislaztion.
Our new Spring Suits will win your trade it you see ”them. and hold your trade if you
wear them. Go where you will. and who you will, you w ill not seemoreattractive suits and
nowhere on earth such values as we ofl'cr fr0m $9 50 to $35 00,
We want to impress upon your mind, that buying a coat at “THE PARIS SORE" will
. proveI profitable to you. when you have the right clothes to select from at the right prices,-
and the 1'th kind oi a dealer'rto help you make your selection from the largest stock in
town, and to see that-you get properly fitted. Come and see the very newest Coats from
An Elegant showing oi New Spring Dresses iroiIn 7.98 to 25 00
Hundreds of satisfied customers placed their confidence with us long ago. WE
WANT YOU TO. OUR VALUES ARE THE BEST VALlJES, AND WE WANT
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New Sport Silk Skrits in plaids and stripes at $4 93 and up.
Our Spring line of New Blouses surpasses everything we have ever bad. You know
that blouses are one of our hobbies. and our assortment at both new colors and styles' is the
most extensive. We have won the reputation of the biggest values .given in @111 line
from 50¢ to $6.98. Let us show you.
. .- _. Hats and Trimmings, guaranted prices lower than elsewhere. Come.md see. E
You do yourself an injustice if you buy elsewhere as you have not seen the best and g '
latest unless you visit THE PARIS STORE. Y0u must come and see for yourself.
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,etWtrHE STYLE STORE son LADIES. .
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Fitty eight completed enlistments
were sent to Hartford today by the of-
floors in change of the recruiting of-
fices of. the name Guard, in tNorwalk
Sixty five members whose names have
not yet been forwarded bring the to-
tal up to one hundred and twenty-
three men. The following have doin-
Ind the Home Guard since yesterday,
through the uptown recruiting omce:
Frank B. Ortle. Jesse Lister, Cornelius
fleis, Harry Earl. Jack Bentty, William Ryan. Steven Stone, Jr.. John IA. 601- .
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\\ alter Preston, 11 Rowayton young;
man, Aaron B. Hull, Charles Fennial
'ualph E. Knapp.
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Probate Sale of Real Estate
33 So. Main St-
50. Norwalk
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man wow “matron. Thomas WalSh '
nilliam J. Dre4p',_Albcut Buttmy and|
’ I'i'cl 3 How Vinol Restored Strength
'11:! the following if
Just received—New Night Gowns . ........ . ........... . 98¢ and up
Envelope Chemise ................................................ .98¢ and up :
Corset Covers .................. ........... ‘ .................. {HI ............. 50¢ |
SilkICamisoles.........I.I..I....4. ..... ;“.............................I...I....98¢andup i
Brassieros .......... ............ _4 ......... ......... 50¢ lg
Petticoats ....................................... ........ . ........... 98¢ and up
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Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. 3., atll
recent meeting, extend an invitation
to Buckingham Post, and the union’s:
Relief Corps, No. 30, to attend a camp
fire at P. 0. S. 0111. Hall, Washington
street. on the etching of April 10th
when the anniv 015.113 of General Lee’ s: _
surrender will be observed. The Spam»
ish war Veterans and Ladies’ Auxiliary
and Ithc members of Douglalss Fowler
Post have also been Iimitcd to attend-
UltinllllttD MlNlSlfll
and Vitality.
E South .\orwalk people will realize
lihat We could not publish such letters '
they were not gen—~'
Under and pursuant to an order of ,ume and t'uthiul statements 1" 43133- f V
I0! Ker-walk.- authorizing him thereunto.i
the subscriber hereby otters for sale.’
all such right, title and interest nsI
innate Balogh, also known as Anna Ju-
Elias. late of Norwalk in said district,‘
deceased, .had at the time of her death
in and to the following described real
estate, to wit: '~
All that certain piece or parcel of
nland. with the buildings thereon stand-
Eing, situated in the town of Norwalk
' lat East Norwalk, so called, and em-
' ‘bracing the lots numbered respectivob
. 16,17, 18,19 and 96 in block .7 ’(seven)
" , iIon the mpp of Foster Park, so called.
-on tile in5 the oilice of the Town Clerk
lot said town. and bearing the tile num-
~~ ,1 her 164, said lots together being bound-
led northerly by land of Andrew Such
., “:says «—
“I am a Methodist Minister, and suf—
{cred from broken- down nerves, loss;
'0! .appétlte and sleepleslsness. I was.
:weak, my circulation was we poor;
and I was not able to do my in,
my parish as .1 teit. I should. 1 basil
tried various remedies but did no!"
seem to get any‘ better Through Mr-
Gatlin of Beardon, Ark, i learned or:
Vino), and it built me up. I régalned
my appetite; can sleep better and Ida
more wot
There is no secret about Vinol.
it"
derives its power to build up the overs...) .
worked, broken down, nervous cysts
from beef and cod liver peptones,- 11m
and manganese peptonates, and gin-
erophosphates etc, which it contains. '
fin part and in part by land of John S. I Anyone mum ‘NoTWalk who wish—
” 1. Gregory, “1.311 200 feet; easterly 19 5i as to try Vino] can do so with the urn-L
feet by Sherwood Place. so 031185.43, derstandinl; that we will return the?“
proposed highway; sobtheasterly 291113101198 if they are, not. satisfied,‘
lest. more or less. by land formerly Frank H Baxtér. South 140111111141»:-
‘01 H. Emory Peace and new of Frank. at the loading drug stores in all Conn.
Stillman. .11., and westerly 122 tee: by tum—Adv .
thighway or proposed-highway known} .
.as Naples Road. . ' ' '
' For 11111191111114.1111 terms. with log
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