' WANTED-FA GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework Apply 75 South Mung St.
N 31;
1‘“ 1 WANTED—AYOUNG MAN,18~20
. years old, to work at untoiuobile re-
; pairing. Apply at 4A Ohestuutlgi‘. t
. . 1
WANTED~GIRL EXPERIENQED
on Singer sewhig machine New Eng.
land Coat 00. 83 Washington St. .
.128 3t
WANTED-«INSTRUCTRESS, OP-
erstors and pressers on mens under-
» wear. Henderson and Erwin, 1o Mer-
wiwin 8t. « . ~126 21
[WANTEo—YOUTH ABOUT ‘18
must dumish reference. Cluett, Pea-
body and C0,, Inc. i326 3t
WANTEMIRL TO DO GENER-
ni housework. Apply Mrs. Yates, 127
90 12811118125 3t
WANTED—«WHJTE GIRL FOR
general housewark Must be good
cook. Call evenings 3 Cedar St..
South Norwalki’ 1 [25 3t
WANTED—YOUNG "111.1111 ON
wagon. F. H..~Fitcb., grocer. £25 lit
WANTED—«T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best‘murket prices paid. Ex.
tra prices :i‘or {at calves. $3 to 84
our bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man. Conn. Ave.’ Tel. 1151. :6 ti
GLUETT, PEABODY AND 00.
went experienced operators on tumor
machines. steady Work assured. £5 tt
MISCELLANEOUS.
norms—1r 'rns muss wno
took overcoat from the hall of the'
Oracle home, Darlen, during the nuc-
tiou yesterday. does not return some
in a itew days, steps will be taken to
I‘lxecover it. E. '1‘. Dates. owner. 105M
iiiili iiililiiii
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, February 26, A. 1).. 1913.
Estate of Charles J. Dunn, into of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the executive exhibit
his administration ncco nt to this
«Court for adjustment, at the Probate
. office in Nprnulk. on the with (1:11 of
March. 191:1,atMJD oclock imeuoom-
' and that all persons interested in unlit
estate may henotiiio‘d thereof. the ex.
eCutor will cause this order to be
published in u newspnper liming n
7‘ circulation in said District, at least
‘ litre days bermé said ith d: 1; or llnrch.
:w- 1913.
__ .i-li‘. NRY 1.121111121101113
1'27 1t , Judge.
SOLVENT NOTlCEp
District of Norwulk. 65., Prohute
Court. January 27. A. D., 1913.
Estate of Walter ill. Lewis, lute ot‘
‘ .Norwnik, in said District. deceased.
The Court or Prohutc tor the ills-
l trlct of Norwalk. 'hnth limited nud ni-
, loucd six months from the (into here-
of tier the creditors oi" said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to prespnt their
accounts, properly attested. within
nnldtime, will he disbarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said suture
urn tequestod to‘ make immediate dill)“
snout to
lillNNlE l1). LEWIS.
1‘13. 20, 27 I‘lxncutrix.
‘n
The ‘ New Science
DEFINITION or BHlROPRAGTlC‘
Chiropractic lit the science of tin
cause of the disuse and on m oi
ndiuniius the lame. Discuss It! onus
ed by I much. twist or I mini:
the bank. lliven it done in o iidhooti
it customisation nerves slid pain in
T51“ we in tile didmnt organs uni
bu. ,
dObiropraiitom union the cause oi
. mil lmhh is minced
through 1111111111 sing the nerve on
' intent body. Female 111111th
new on; mo curse
up You will now? 19
‘ hiropmtor a about.
f~ 1 3 FOR slim
iron En'tewnsnsunnn‘ AND
Wendell Upright «piano. anodized case;
in shod playing nonunion. Price
”.385. 00. Write or cull at Steinem. 9‘15
Main Sh. near State 8h. Bridgeport.
5491‘“. 1'26 2t
FOR sALamPIANO HAS JUST
been returned whereon party made
part 'Duy‘m'ent and resigned. Anyone
can have this fine instrument by pay-
ing the balance due. Steinert‘s, 915
Moth 81., neth- State St, Bridgeport,
1001111. ~ 326 2t
FOR SALE—SLIGHTLY USED
Player Piano. cannot the told from
now. ‘An excellent bargain tor some»
one. “rite or call at Steinertfle 915
Main St” near State St, Bridgeport,
Conn. ‘, £26 2t
WHITE ORPINGTON EGGs FOR.
hatching. Price $1. 00 and $1.50 not
setting. 22 hens lpid 404 eggs during
January. Ohus. B. Whittaker, 17 Wins
tield St., East Norwalk. 1‘25 31.
EM! SALE-WILL RECEIVE 'A
car of Iowa horses and Missouri
horses Tuesday, Feb. 25 Among these
horses are several matched pairs.
These horses wil be guaranteed as
represented or moneyu, cheertnly re-
funded. W. M .Keeler, livery and
sales stables, Norwalk. 1124 1w
ROSE COMB BROWN LEGHORN
Cookerelsv Handsome vigorous sons
of hwenty hens that laid $25 worth
market eggs in three winter months.
Box 26, Route 47, Ridgefleid. . £20 9t
FOR SALE—FIRE PROOF SAFE.
suitable tor rectory. Cheap it sold at
once. Inquire Geo. Mitchell, Norwsik.
Busrunss‘ NOTICES
WALL PAPERS—BMGHTEN UP
your home this spring with cheerful
wuil papers. Large, attractive stock
at Prowltt‘s. 15 Main St., Nonwu‘ik. lilo
and up .per double roll. Estimates on
paper-hanging and, painting cheeriuliy
furnished. Phone 432. 1’27 12t
CALL FOR WAGON UMBRELLAS,
50 cents dinette. Alexander White,
Painter-.61 Ely Ave. . 127 it
NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
mot and shoot repair shop. All kind!
nistom made work. Fit and comfort
tuarunteed. 28 West Washington St.
net's Trimmed
SPRAYING DONE IN SEASON.
Beaupain 8: Saunders
192 was-r or.
PHONE 4111-12.
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PilililLEM 0F MILEAGE
Hill LEGISLATDRS
HARTFORD, Feb. Elm—The mileage
for nioinboro' problem was again to
the fore in tho logislntlve'proceedings
today. While the senators have not
boon disturbed by the working out of
tho constituthmul provision. in that
it has in) for deprived thum‘oi’ any
financial usnistunoe from the slots.
they burn all 11nd eympntby with
house members. to many or whom in!“
puvmuul ‘tor trnnspnrtntion lg prov
lug burdensome. The rniirouds oom-
minim reported :1 bill today which in
oilctti. follows the idea or senator Per
1'1 that members fishniimssigu their
Monty-tire cunts 11 mile. one round
trip. to the oomotr‘oilor. who‘i‘n turn
ulmii buy all tho miiosgo needed at
1% cents a mile. the wholesnlé role
which no New linvsn land he: used
for yours tor slate impopdriution. and
whut debit buinnoo is left shall be
paid by tile auto illusting taxes on-
unused (strainer, the railroad. "
'l'iie reporting of this bill 11111111on
11 diii'orsnch of opinion in the rail-
rand. committed between eleven moms
um lively (inbuil- in in «audio yo ton
. tiny. ”senator; Poouhrouaht in: 5
.rear. Inquire oihoe oi Old Well
in tf 5‘-
. or two-family house. 6 rooms. undo
' room .lilat. all improvements; good con
7 gutting a number of utters first rev
411211: or it you isolator rook. its choir
To Low
To LE'h—F‘L‘A’l‘ 6‘ ROOMSU' 1M]?
ilrovements.‘ Peniect condition lineu-
cation, 209 E. Washington St. {11qu re
24 Van Zant St. , .127 in
‘TO LET~SMALL s'roam “AT ‘15 ‘
West Ave. Rent reasonable. Inquire
at'l‘ailor more. 82 N. Main St. 126 ill
To LEE—«HOUSE OE 81X ROOMS.
three minutes from station and four
minutes from trolley. Rowuyton. Rent
310. Apply to H Acknrt post-oilice.
Rowayton. t26 31
TO LET—#ANYTHING YOU WANT.-
Housos. stores, mnnutactories, shop; »
any port or The Norwaiks. Inquire
Raymond Bros. , 125 3t
To LET—AN EXTRA NICE NINE
room house hot: water bent and all
modern plumbing, Osborne Ave. East
Norwalk; also a. ten room house on
Louie St Apply to John H Knapp,
West Sit. or to H. A: Mathewson, South
Norwoik. £24 6t
TD LET-DOUBLE HOUSE, 7
rooms on a side. all improvements.
No. 3 and 8 L2 Winfield St. W. S.
Hantord, administrator. 124 21v
To LET-“FROM MARCH 131‘.
store in South Nomvalk Club building,
next .post-otnce. Entrance front and
Cigar Co. _ ‘ 1119 tr
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
SL; also live rooms Connecticut Ave.
Inquire Mrs. Rose Turlov, 102 Taylor
Ave. 317 it
T0 ,. LETu—APARTMENT . AT 39
Chapel Etta Inquire 64 South $1113
T0 LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
diuon: one blow from railroad station
Joseph R. Tayion e18 ti
the unusual procedure otbfiie senate
having the right, oi.’ first receipt or
House bills was made to Senator ls-
beil. The latter had no interest in
railroad committee blilsfbut he nro-‘
mised to mm. the mutter unto the
senate, which he did Alter the
cedure, it nus stated that this spoil
ed on alleged Democratic plan of
Choir had upheld the point or pro- .
ported to the senate it hope of one:
sings. Il‘t \vng thought thnt some moss;
sures with the weight of Senate uc-l
tlon behind them would have better.l
choose of passage in the house 95;:
pcclnih 11s action. would have been on .
house bills Lieu. Governor Tinuiers
111iiug means that house measures
must be reported first by liouiic chair-
men of committees.
Add Miieuge
The house plunged into debate on
the mileage question when Mr. L‘uos.
o! simsbury. presented a report oi“;
eleven members or the railroad com-5
mitten in the shape of :1 bill orovid“
lug iiiut the comptroller slluli pro
vldo ouch member with mileage otter
each member lulu unsigned to him his
constitutional mileage. 11nd that no
common ourrier shall issue to unit
lnoznber any other form or ticked or
token thou provided in the bill. The
11111 was read‘ana Multan. of‘Willlug-
ton. urine and stated that at the re-
quent or annular Peck he presented
the minority report signed by Bella
tor Pooh oi' the some committee 'i‘nin
i
vidlnu that all common carriers in
the state shall provide members,
clerks and employer with into trunk
1101111th and that the bill shall be
looked upon 11;; on ammonium to the
toms. of Bimubury. pointed out the
by eleven members.
Six Coupons and
53c will entitle
you to the SIX
TEA SPOONS:
3~yw~«1-':.-.;oi-:s:{; MW. ‘
,, A
These beautiful silver-plated Tea Spoons are put up a half
dozen to the package Are extra heavy weight, full size and are
extra heavy Silver-plated, upon a heavy deposit of nickel. With ~
proper care will last at least ten years. They are made in the
beautiful Narcissus pattern and are finished in the popular Ercnch
gray design. We have also on diaplay
Knives and Forks, Sugar Shell and
Butter Knife, Salad Fork Salad
Spoon and Table Spoons. >5 ,
After examining this beautiful and complete assortment of
Table Were, 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 shine manner. Price
half dozen .. ................... 68¢
SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome lined
leatherette case with hinged top. Piice complete for the 12
pieces ..,..... ........ ..... “$198:
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly boxed
together. Price ......... . .. .. ...... 53‘
SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price. ...... 49¢_
SALAD SPOON handsomely hexed. Price . . . . . . . . . . . .5349»:
The above must be seen to be appreciated. Come~in and look
them over. Such an opportunity cannot last long g.
All‘you need to do. is to present Six Coupons. clipped on , 1
consecutive days. together with the cost amount of expense items, '
and get any or all of this sttractive silver. . ‘
u?-
e:
f ,utu'xugn‘
5%.
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report was in the tom 0! a biii pro- ‘
tourism or all common carriers. Mr. ‘
not that his report had been signed ‘
’ a
Question
{011 en:
him
K. voty shave at his disposal.
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‘ Evory man 1111.11 tound the anmrmoy hard experienso
A mot cum to but a razor when it hormonal scraper. Shiv
is a torture when it is n sore lug process. Men! why am e y
lunch with dull resort when t o wsyt gamer shaving
deed timed! Our 11 Simplex Automatic trapper. *
'I‘iie than who“ citrus u Shrinks, always Wins a cool “cléuu. .ve
he Simplex ‘ke‘eps perfect cutti
‘ . edges on rotor illusion, snioly and oldnstyic. Just a minute at '
'2 with this wonderful machine, and you ohinin' a scientifically his
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