C
‘j . lioniofioqd‘iawor-m ominous or: r Aim.
* “ 7 tore nephew “
, spit ot'thir whatnot it of lit:
Mild the dos: meanness “linoleum it
w ‘ tor new ‘ ‘
. W
’s
. : » .wAiteewwnrrnmkolau” son ~
". South Nor-walk.
‘ ‘ wanteLvaNoMN some...
‘ rudder press; also‘twolboys in mailing
. williurplty. Mg.’ Confident avenue. East
‘ weenie or 'chiidren." .S. Lyle, 21 Mar.
elites oi federal control.
‘ it
\_
4,. wonrn‘bi' '
3“
general housework. Must be able to
cook. Call. evenings. il~Cedar ‘St.,
; ~ use;
department. Good Wages.usteady Work.
ibiorwallr. ' . 4517 3-1:
WANTEDJI‘D Bondsman
shall at. aeoond Illoor. di7 3t
.wnurewa‘anr TO BOARD, ANY
use. Mother's care. Mrs. J. Toth. 1
Lubrano Place. £17 at
WANTED—011th, FOR GENERAL
housework, family, of three. Cell eve-
nings. George A. Clark, 10 Unldn St,
South Norwalk.- , “‘15 3t
‘ WANTED --"‘COMP-ETENT Gnu.
for general housework. 14 Lowe1 St!
' U ' . t 5 3t
midis
mm vettinetncnte no... ‘
V menu ' ‘
r‘on igeALeuonetanenu SIX
including bath, hot air heat. not reuse
and laundry. Apply‘Alired Brown.;ll'4
Burrittnve. 'L \ — tie/8t
‘PlANOfFOR BALE—:HUNTINGTON
upright *Piano. in «line condition. Good
li’ortohiidren to. learn with. Senior
half its cost. Address “Miller" care
of.Seutlnel. \ l ' 9118 at
son. fence-4n ‘ noon JERSEY
coiy, unreal-s old. 25 Fort;St., East
Norwalk. Conn. - ' “ 11'17 3t
‘FOR BALEv-FIRE PROOF SAFE,
suitable tor .t’actory. Cheap it sold at.
’nl ti
FOR SALE OR TO LET-JOR-
merfiealshipt rectory on Water- St.
For terms and particulars apply John
H. Knapp or J. M.xl.ayton and Co.,
:Inc. . - ‘ .. 128 ct
WANTED—470 ilUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices maid. Ex-
tra prices for lat calves. $3 to $4
for ibob calves. to fatten. H. Fried-
man. Cannons. Tel. 1151. m ti
CLUETT, PEAeouv AND . co.
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. I5 t!
MISCELLANEOUS. '
PROF. H. B. NEWTON, GRADUATE
in music, teacher oi’ piano and violin.
Terms moderate. thorough instruction.
Pianos for sale, easy terms, including
instruction. 24 Madison ‘St. r18 3t
PIANO-TUNING AND REPAIRING—-
Player «pianos a specialty. Reference,
NVanamaker‘s. Examination and ad-
Ivice tree. Have had years of factory
experience. R. C. Gludwyn. 40‘ France
iSt. Phone 848-5. m lit
Lbsrw _
L08T—-WEDNESDAY NIGHT B14}
itheen Royal James Inn and 6 Mott
Ave, Norwalk., 3. red coral brooch.
Reward it returned to 0 Mott avenue,
Norwalk. . ii? at
run Pilllill llii
nun Will our
Stricken From Connecticui River
Dam Bill By Senate, 53 to 29
WASHINGTON. Fen. 18.-~Thc uro-
qlosnl to give the federal government
the right to “impose a reasonable an’
nuai charge" upon water powers Wne
defeated in the senate yesterday hy
a vote of 531529. In the ilnnl' vote
on the issue as mined in the Counoo
tlcutriver downhill, the amendment
oi (Senator Bankhend was adopted,
striking out of the bill the federal
tux mu which had been warmly ad-
rvocated by the conservation forces
of the senate.
The Connecticut river bill then was
passed by u vote oi’ 'M to 12 against
the opposition at many of the udvo
Another section of the bill. which
would have required the government
to pay the power company the full
cost of reproducing its power olant
in case .it should be refused or renew»
BUSINESS NOTICES
COLORED PHOTOS FREE AT Lis-
bona’s Studio. ii .80. Main. Open
Sunday drum 9 .to 5.
eveninge‘ by anbolntment.
photos at reasonable prices.
Cabinet
1’18 3t
LOOAL AND LONG. DISTANCE
piano mover by padded automobile
van: Telephone 241-21. J. H. Mc-
Nerney. £10 6t
TURKISH BATfls 0'08. THE
;reatment of goat. rheumatism, etc
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
Wadsworth'l Sanitarium. Tel. 33.
~ ti
NASH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
root and shoot repair shop. All kinds
:ustom made work. Fit and comfort
. , m. rwenwrmworaaor
war‘hfihfiwfloml Word. 1 cent
room house with all improvements.
once. ‘luquire Geo. Mitchell, Norwaik.’
Photos taken
maranioed. 28 West Washington St
per Imam
”v
. .i
,_ .. mm
TO “Lew-4N BEST nasmuminn
part at city, house with-every modern;-
improvement‘ and » convenience. can
tral. l Inquire, 22 Taylor avenue, near.
West street. . . . i918 0t
nolia Ave. all .improVements, steam '
heat; or exchange for farm. Taylor
yandt Goldern . ‘ ‘ {175%
‘ro Lara—31x noon corrnou.
Fairileld Ave. Inquire 11 Elizabeth
street. ‘ ‘ ‘ 1'17. 3t
9. house oi elx rooms, toilet and water
in house. Rent $18.50. Inquire at W.
W. Morrison, No. 11 Hartford Place.
East Norwalk. Conn._ 117 ill.
TO LET——5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
Sh; also live rooms Connecticut Are. '
Inquire Mrs. Rose 'i‘a‘rlov, 192 Taylor
Ave. , ' 517 ti
~ To LET—2 FLATS OF 5 ROOMS
each wltlLall improvements: 266 But
’Ave. Inquire R. carhonruson, 54 llz‘irgt
8t. ' .. =11 / t
TO LET--ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE _
house, six or seven rooms and bath;
all improvements? Inquire of Mrs. A.
Hawkins, 2 St. John St, East . Non
walk. 115 in
TO LET—NEW HOUSE. TEN
rooms, Woodbury‘Ave., splendid water
view; set ran-go, Il'urnace and side-
-board. Inquire Itaymond Bros. (15 3t
70 ”LET-“APARTMENT AT, 39
Chapel St. Inquire 6t South Main
St. :7 c:
To LET~HAMILTUN AVE. HALF
oi twoiamiiy house. 9 rooms. and 6»
room mat; all improvementa; sood con-
dition; one block from railroad elation.
Joseph R. Taylor. :18 u
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. 83., Probate
Court, February 10, A. D., 1913.
Estate of James S. Davenport, late
oii Wilton, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Die
triot oi' Nor-walk. hath limited and al‘
lowed six months from the date here-
of for tho-creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to toresent their
accounts properly attested, within said
time, will be dcburrod a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re
giant“ to make immediate payment
j crooner: n. onvnuronr,
£12 19 26 . Administrator.
8T. VALENTINE MUBIOALE.
Pupils of Mn. 0. w. Bradley Present
I Credltnble’Prouram.
Mrs. George Werner Emdiey tender.
ed her pupils u musicals at her home.
193 Main street, on Friday erenlng.
An unusually line program was rem
dared, consisting oi: piano solos, duets
and tries. Each selection was so care-
fully and enouisltely rendered it would
be impossible to make inontion or any
number in particular, as the rounds
were at their best, evidencing thethor;
ough instruction upon the part of their
teacher. and which they had no faith-
i'ully carried out. ,
William lllwulor, the talented violin-
ist, of Brooklyn. rendered several
choloenalectlone in his usually (Hittip
and brilliant atyio. accustomed on the
an of "18 sovmmeni lento “90 m piano by Mrs. Bradley. wunam Urolty.
stricken from “'9 b‘“ "3' “WW 0‘ 55 of southivlorwaiir, aleo rendered levee ’
.to 27, senator Gummlnn leading the all due flan“ fieleciionu.
~ Mitt. miner. it
. in it! bronchi form. the dam bill
”Bradley . as
with . Mrs.
accompanist Mendels-
aoim’s Goring Gong was beautifully
Mainly remit?! ibr'i‘z‘ommm Rim rendered noon puns-ac violin by on.
company to reconstruct a dam near
i‘lrndloy. ers’fiulilvan and Mr. timber.
“ Mildew limbo. under the WW terms The home was very minimally decor
' in which the mini-amour protests its
.4 ”W ,.
is of navigation. " All painted itl
sled withholds and other emblems
,aultnbleftor the occasion.,rpd being the
mutatnod an amendment incorporated color scheme. A m, Valentino’s new
”3' Senator Bot-ah mull-Mil hyd’M‘W‘ onion was the feature of the evafilnn,
trio communion QOWOII carriers and ‘WIIOI‘Q and“, mug"!!! 1pm“ inter-
flulijfim t0 the IMQI‘SMB Wmlnflfcflzchgn‘gdyflwwn um W9“! Mm “My
lawn and an awhhdnieilt by booster
iionss.“providihg tor the mneellntlop
0: the, fitment “Attribute newer
cmmy it it trier become ohm or
beloved teacher. The young indies
‘weremttlrsd in inner costumes. and
premier! n. booming epitomizes.
mural «it hem «slam very watch
‘ . tiny: Wilmer conibiuntionor moi. ii? in a W ,
' cums '
‘ . . or do uninitiated“ such 9‘79““ it“ in
m l“.
and
tho
”it than a 7
am»: all «we
*' on nuns. 7’
toilette the boon.- ,
. teheeiione‘sttheifloit '
'uuimriumiqmmfim.z
Notice is hereby .given that an ad.
journed town meeting ot‘the Town of
Norwalk, being an adjournment of an
adjourned town meeting held Febru-
ary 5,1913. will be held atthe Town
Hall in said Norwalli on Wednesday.
February 19, 1013, at eight oclouk p.
m., tor the following purposes, to
With-'-
To hear the report or the Special
Committee oi Seven on the Construc-
tion of the firidge and Drew.
'ro Lirenouennknousn, Milo.~ .
TO LETe-«AT 9 HANFORD PLACE. ‘
.gi‘jrl"3::2:21
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ma“:-
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- 2‘ . dozen ‘to the package Arccxtra‘ heavy weight, full size, and are
. beautiful Narcissus pattern and are finished in the popular French ’_
VTHE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly boxed '
“ SALAD SPOON, handsomely boxed. Price ... .
‘6‘
IV. ‘
y
W: L
- SnxCousonsan
. 53c“ niila'éentitie‘
. .." ‘ you to theSIX LL
. “ TEA SPOONS. ~ '
. . . . . . .
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.Theee beautiful silver-plated ‘Tea: Spoorie are put up a half .
extra heavy silver-plated, upon a heavy deposit of nickel. With
preper care will last at least ten years. They ‘aremadcrln the
Knives and Forks. Sugar ;Shélif7§ndgj
Butter" Knife, Salad Fork, . Salad
Spoon, and: Table Spodns; ’
After examining this beautiful and complete assortment of
Table Ware. you will then appreciate the great values to 3belied
at a nominal cost. g . ’ ' ’
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
half dozen 68¢
SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome lined
leatherettq case with hinged top. Price complete for the- re 1"
pieces ....... ...................... $1.98 '
gray design... Wehave also on display
nasal-w lulu-i
together.“Price...................: ......... ...... . 53¢,
SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price .. ...... .. 49¢“ .
53¢, _
The above must be seen to be appreciated. Come in and look . _
them over. Such an opportunity cannot last long. ' ‘ ' i ’y '
All you need to do, is to present Six .Coupons, clipped on
consecutive days. together-with the cost amount of expense items, 3
and get any or all of this attractive silver. ‘
. . . . I; . . . . e ........................ I. .
,I.I.l I,I.I:I..I. ‘ I~.:£*?$a::¢adgz:¢;él5:4,“:‘3g4-IHIJJJJI... i .U‘EI.II .I.
......... Inihl.IJJolJJZIJIIIIJJJJ l-NECIJJJ. I '
LEROY MONTGOMERY, ’
«us 2t . - Secretary.
Al
Auction Sale
Horses Horses
TH URSDAY, FEB. 20.
39 young fresh country ()hlo horses.
suitable for all porpoises, weighing
from 1.100 to 1.000 lbs.» Some nice
matched melts. also some good truck
and wagon horses, nil to‘bc sold to
the highest bidder. All muat he as
represented or no sale. ’
if Bing-my Next Fair Day. Don't
Miss This Sale.
Hershfield Horse Co. ‘
Comer Concord and Wood St... Near
‘ Depot.
south Nomelk. Geno. .
mm
warn. armor: 10:10 a. Amman
made some. recovery from yesterday}
decline when trading began today.
There was a mod demand fertile
speculative favorites, especially Reed-
inn and. illeol, «on at which gained at
point. (Median Pacific and iillnois
Central me 1 Mo and (inn 1.' ,. ‘
mm. or. it a. inform alum
me» injected into the dealings and a
still Mailer ranch was mutilation on
the announcement thin theirslirondir
Ni.“
Question ‘
for Men,
I
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‘2‘ ‘
one: hilr
-em
- n iii; 1. ,3
‘ 1 I . ' ‘ , in on.
livery man has toned the answer-new hard exprricm.‘
it rotor concerto he I rotor-When it Monies a scraper. Bhn‘
in I torture when it is a scraping process. Mani why me
later with dull rum: when the way to out shaving ey .;
deed .ehendi ‘ ‘Get it Simplex Automatic trooper. _ .g. ‘
The .ninir'Who owner's illumination” line a coo clean.
rely; sherbet his; disposal. " ae‘l-‘limpiox‘ keeps pm on? c . .
$th 0|! i’Mfli‘ bidder. solely Mill ulilwniylo; just a mluui ’
gilt?! this wonderful illncllino, and you obtain in scientifically,
no. ‘ ‘
tit
Worth the old earls "are, joy size or make. and the
url .. omit
”Siam . -
‘ ' mm!
Norwalk Chronicler