. y 85th Norwalk.
A... Professional Cards, ‘1 and
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ments on this age, Twenty-Five Words or less, 25¢:«-
Each Addition
face or Cups, Double Price ..
Word. 1 cent
per Insertion.
. wsurfiowoim. FOR GENERAL
isotl’sewor zonally all three. Gall eve.
mags. decree A. Clark, 10 ”01110111 8L,
5 _ . II 5 3t
FOR SALE
FOR BALEwii‘iRE PROOF SAFE,
suitable for iactory. Cheap If sold at
once. Inquire Geo.” Mitchell, ,Norwallit.fa
n1
. WANTED‘A‘JHILDREN TO CARE
for, thy -w56%r month. Prices rose
1 unable. Inquire 21 Marshall at, that
":flool'. “ , ” 4'15 11‘.
[WAN‘I'ED -—- COMPETDNT. GIRL
for general housework 14 Lowe St.
wits 3t
WANTED—BY A CAPABLE RE-
Itined woman, a position as mother’s
helper or housekeepen experienced;
I luest reference. Address A.M.,Se11tl~
nel odilce, South Norwnlk, Conn.‘
, I14 3t
WANTED—BOYS TO LEARN on.
shooting. Paid while learning New
England Coat 00., 83 Washington St.
- {13 3t
WANTED—TWO l-EXPERIENCED
shirt makers on repairs, steady ..wori¢
dinett. Peabody and Co. , I13 3t
WANTED-5T0 «BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to 54‘
for Ibob calves to fatten. , H. Fried
man,Corm. Ave. Tel. 1151. 16 it
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
want experienced operators on power:
machines. steady work assured. i5 ti
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO-TUNING AND REPAIRING—-
Player pianos a specialty. Reference,
M’anamaker's. Examination and ed
vice free. Have had years of factory
experience. .R. C. Gludwyn, 46 France
ISt. Phone 846-5. [1‘15 In
I HAVE $5,000 T0 PLACE ON A
good mortgage, centrally located,
Quick turn. Bee Lawrence Agency, 15
South Main ’St.‘ 1'13 3t
LOST ,
LOST—~BANK 'BOOK, NO. 16629,
issued on South Norwalk Savings
Bank. Finder will please return to
Ibank, as payment has been stopped.
127 f2 9
R. R.” MEN‘TAKE NOTICE.
Conductor S. L. Miller, Norfolk,
Neon, on Bonesteel Division or c. A
IN. W. Ry. 00., recommends Foley Kid-
ney Pills and says: “I have used Foley
Kidney Pills with,v 1'}? eatlsiactory re
suits and endorse their use for any
one afflicted with kidney trouble. They
are all right." All railroad men are
prone to kidney and bladder troubles,
due to the constant vibration of the
cars. Foley Kidney Pills nre a brac-
Iu-g and strengthening Irldney medicine
that will nlwuys help. No habit form-
ing drugs. Sold 'byali drugglsts. "
1‘ .LOVERS
“ THE PLACE"
Ladies’
Footwear
The poms
A (then Medium Priced Bhoe.
FOR SALE~—~GOOD FARM NEAR
South Norwaik, with over 12 acre of
land, 9 room house, 2 barns, sev al
chicken coups, large quantity of apple,
peach, cherry trees, grape vines. Large
well. Cheap. 5. Balers, 18 Lexington
Ave: v 513 iii.
. son an: on 'roi LET—wFOR‘
mer Sealshlpt tactory on Water St.
For terms and particulars apply John
H. Knapp or J. M. Layton and 00.,
Inc 128 ti
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, BUSINESS noncas
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
piano mover by padded automobile
van. Telephone 241-21. J. H. Me
Nerney. :10 6t
TURKISH BATHB FOR. THE
u'eatment oi gout. rheumatism, etc
tarrnngemenu by appointment. Dr
Vsdsworth's Sanitarium. 'i‘el. wig.“
NASH’B MODERN GOODYEAR
root and shoot repair shop. All kinds
austommade work. Fit and comiort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St
The New Science
DEFINITION OF ACHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic Is the science 0! tin
cause or the disease and the art 01
adjusting the same. Disease Is cauI‘
ed thy a wrench, twist or sprain is
the hack. Even If done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain it
later life in the dinerent organs ant
limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the cause Oi
disease and main. health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syI
terns In your body. Female trouble:
given special attention; also curvI
tune of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chancq
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 Washington on. So. Not-walk, Gonna
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
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AFTEB MAHAII’ 8 SGALP,
Tllll, ill DESEBTIDN .ROW
IIIARTFORD, Feb. 15.—~—Iiiryan S. Ma-
hnn, who represents the Eighteenth
Senatorial district In the’DemocraIIc
State Contrnl‘committce, will be in-
cluded In the. movement started [by
some members of that committee to
purge the state centr’nl committee or
members who opposed the confirma-
tion of Cadwell for highway compiles
sloner. 'Senaior Lenders, one of the
opponents to Mr. Cadwell, is the chioi'
seek to punish the Democratic oppo-
nents or the governor‘s nominee.
One member or the state central
committee who knoWs considerable 0!
this movement, said that the state
control committee Is not trying to
punish Inudcrs‘becnusc he voted for
Cad'wull. Iie said this calmly and with
a smile. ‘
In New, Britain for some time," said
this man; "he has lived in New Lon
don for many months. in the opinion
or some Democrat; and perhaps of I.
Iew Republicans". Mr. Lenders has no
legal right to sit. in tho donate and
mark being aimed at by those who
“You Ben, M r. Lenders has not lived .
Eighteenth district. 'i‘hili Is the ru-
Iou why some i‘ollm have started In
. agitation to i'dIIIO‘I'd Mr. IAIIIIOI‘B from
the router or the state control com~
mitten"
CROSS
(lowest in Style. Perfect in Flt.
‘ 5350.
PERFECTA
Aiweyu holistic. . ,
It. is worth for there is absolutely no
question but what the feeling. 1
lancer-I is caused by not actions in the
highway commisulouorhip row ,
the silt! centrist amines
should Ingram. or II! tor
{nation a: mum of’iinhsh, It .W‘d’illfi
can“ c this among the Democrw »*
Connecticut use would rip the hurt,
‘ The ma centrtii that»
"‘00 ”‘6 ”‘30” miresentutlve oi the Sixth district.
also In the minds ct. members of the
G L A R [C E state control committee he has no ,
right to represent. the sixth district .. 4‘
Latest “Wk?" in the state central committee when,
53.00 as u tastier or fact. he Iives In the
This attainment Is received for what“
TO LET
To LET-0NE SIDE OF‘ DOUBLE
house, six or seven rooms and bath;
all improvements. Inquire of Mrs. A
Hawkins, 2 at. John St" East Nor-
walk. I315 3t
TO‘ LET—2 FURNISHED ROOMS;
larger one suitable Ior-ligh.t house-
‘ £15 11'.
TO LET—eNEW HOUSE,‘ TEN
rooms. Woodbury Ave., splendid water
view: set range, liurnsce and side-
board. Inquire Raymond Bros. t1?) 3t
.TO LET—.HOUSE IN ROWAY‘
ton, situated on Main: street, contain-
Ing 14 rooms,2
meats, lot 100 by 230 It. Fruit trees,
vines, etc., on the place, which is near
the water and only five minutes to
depot. and two minutes to trolley. it’s
all right for boarding house or private
flOQi'.
Smith. otvner‘.‘ Plume 939-13. 1‘14 at
T0 LET—FOUR ROOM HOUSE
at 27 Clinton Ave. Apply at 25 Olin.
ton Ave. :14 3t
T0;I.ET-slx ROOM HOUSE, 17
Concord -St., ail improvements. Rent
5.18.50. Inquire Baxter’s drug storg. t
, fl :1
To LET—LARGE HOUSE, 20
rooms with set range, furnace; suit-
able' for «boarding house. centrally Io-
cated. Single~houses, lists, manufac-
tory with power; carpenter shop; barn.
Rents in East Norwak, Norivalk and
South Norwalk to suit tenants. Ray-
mond Bros. 113 3t
TO LET—4 FRONT ROOMS WITH
all modern Improvements, including
steam heat and hot water :I'urnlshed.
inquire of Geo. Keeler, opposite illoyt'e
Theatre. , 33f.
TO LET—5‘ ROOMS‘ AT 55 SPRING
St.: also 10 room house. Connecticut
Ave, large yard. inquire Mrs. Rose
Tariov, 102 Taylor Ave. 117 ti
To LET—APARTMENT AT 39
Chapel St. inquire 64 *South Main
St. 1? ti'
TO LET—HAMILTON Ava, HALF
or two-iamuy house, II rooms, and 8
room tint; all Improvements: good con
dltlon; one "block from railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. I13 ti
not aim
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss.,nl’robate
(curt February 14th. A. 1)., 1913
Estate 01 .lohn J. Moriarty lute ol’
Norwulk, in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the administratrtx ex.
hihlt her administration account Ito
this (‘ourt for adjustment at the Pro-
bulc oillce in Norwalk. on the 2.1m day
of February 1913, nt 11 o'clock tore-
noon: and that all persons interested
In said estate may be notiiled there
of, the administrator will chose this
order to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District.
at least five days before said‘ 25th day
or February, 1913.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
‘ ‘ Judge.
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The piping can be concealed
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Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttentiou
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Drop I Postal and our Repre ‘
socialite iviil call and
give estimate
In Black-
keeplng. Inquire 21 Marshall St. first
.baths and all improve-
resldence. .Terms reasonable. E. H. ‘
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‘ £42.15». .~'.\'st5'.:.'¢"
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" . , extra heavy silver-plated, upon a heavy deposit of nickel.
Spoon, and Table Spoons.
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Six Coupons and if
53c will entitle
you to the SIX
TEA SPOONS
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These beautiful silver-plated Tea Spoons are put up a~lialf
dozen to the package Are extra heavy weight, full size, anefierfiy
it
proper care will last at least ten years, They are made in the
beautiful Narcissus pattern and are finished in the popular French
gray design. We have also on display
' Knives and Forks, Sugar Shell ...;md‘j
Butter. Knife, Salad Fork, Salad
After examining this beautiful and complete assortment of
Table Ware, you will then appreciate the great values to be had
at a nominal cost. ,/
TEA SPOONS, as shown above, show the exact design and are
put up a half dozen to the package. Price per half doz. 53¢
THE TABLE SPOONS are put up in the same manner. Price
halfdozen.......... 68¢
SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome lined'
leatherettq case with hinged top. Price complete for thlc 12
pieces 198
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly boxed
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~ together. Price .. .................................... 53¢
SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price .......... 49¢
SALAD SPOON, handsomely b0xed. Price .............. 53¢
The above must be seen to be appreciated. Come in and look
them over Such an opportunity cannot last long.
All you need to do, is to present Six Coupons, clipped on
consecutive days. together with the cost amount of eXpense items,
and get any or all of this attractive silver.
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A user ceases to be a razor when it become" scraper. Shaving
is a torture when it is a scraping process. Mani why scrape yo
am with dull rss‘ors when the way to ericct shaving joy 1m
dud shesdi Get a Simplex Automatic trapper.
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edges on razor blades, safety and old-style. Just a minutes Work
t‘vlith this Wonderful machine, and you ohtnin a scientifically sharp
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t sharpens the old style racers, any size or make. and the
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