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LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nlspage, Twenty-Five WordsorLess, 25c
Blassified “Aj&”:TO Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professionpl Cards, and
oMiscellaneous
" or January, 1916, at 10 o'clock fore-
new. Chest 46. Ten dollars. Dibble's
Tailor Shop, Eighty Washington St.
I 18- 3t.
fins.“
FOR BALE—1915 BUICK ROADS-
liar. Used very little. Also a tow a t-
ly used touring cars and roadste
M's Garage. 11 Raymond street.
d1]. tf
FOB SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR
liars or Just the license. it can be
watered any piece/in town, a toad
unit; be a grocery store to
re liquor and groceries combined.
lust sell quick. Inquire .1. Mess.
“at Hotel. corner of Monroe ene
Mut street.
The New Science
“INITION 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
:0hh'oprsetio«is the deifnltlond the
one of the die'e'e‘s‘e‘endfie'ert oi
alluding-theatre. .Diseseeis mused
U _a wrench. twist or sprain 1n the
seas: Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pain in
life in the different organs and -
khe. .
. Chiropractofs remove the cause oi
sun-e end pain. health is restored
Circuit harmonizing the nerve eye
has in your body.1"en1s1e troubles
mu special attention: also curvature
umthe spins. You will never regret
grins the Chiropractor a chance u
blown.
legnetlc treatments given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
“Washington at. Go. Nerhalk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer Behind. D
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Legal Notice
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk SS. Probate
Court. January 19, A. D. 1916.
Estate of Allen Dauchy, late of Non
Walk, in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the Administrator ex-
hibit her Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro
bate office in Norwalk, on the 29 day
noon; and that all persons" intereswd
in said Estate may be notified thereof,
the tAdminlstratrix will cause this or-
der to be whitened ins newspaper
having a circulation in said District.
' at least five days before said 29 do!
‘ pt January, 1916. ‘
F s
my, w. GREGORY IEIUILT TYPIWRITIRB T' L. 0
Judge. linith. Underwood
, .. non. Remington. all other
P-‘F'T 'lllkel. sold. rented
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the part-
nership lately (hoisting between A37
ron Kohn and Adolf Miller of the City
of Nor-walk under the firm name of
rooms on first floor, 46 Orchard street.
Rooms in excellent condition, and ex
in room in attic. Electric light. En-
quire of E. A. Holmes, 28 Orchard St. I
J20-3t.‘
FOR RENT—HOUSE 64 WOOD-
ward ave. All improvements. Rent
825. Inquire of C. ill Hoyt. J 18-1t..
3rd story, rear. Rent 88, Adults only.
ply office Old Well Cigar Co.
70 LET—FIVE ROOM PLAT OF}!
dar street; improvements. 3 oflces.D
Washington street.
Roodner. South Norweik.
chicken house. fruit trees, smell cot-
tags on premises. Rent :80. Gregory
Boulevard.
64 South Main St. Phone 60.
GOLLECTION AGENCIES.
COLLECTIONS, DEBTS COILECT
ed by the most reliable and efficient
service in Norwaik. Write or call The
Palatine Mercantile Agency, Lauder
Building. .113- St.
1
aunmnss nortcas
, . CLASSIFlEDr—
H. MARING, Wilma: 123
Washington St. Tel. 359-3, 80. Nor-
waik, Conn. .llBlm.
WANTED—T0. BUY A111. KINDS
of cattle, calves and poultry. Best
prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
cows and springere. Friedman, South
Norwalla Tel. 1151.
A. nouns. 70 NORTH am 8'1.
1nd Sundries. Both sold nd enchanted.
mired. We do vulcanialng. Prices teen
tenable.
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‘cLua‘r'r, Psaaoor 'e 09.,
not—-
managed operators on power . me
some
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rename: Beats“.- 3.
per month. laeblues
' soldst eb'permouh
Jacobs 8; Son Shoe Miss.
nue Norwalk.
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WANTED-TWO 0R THREE FUR.
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
lPrefer upper floor with porch; also
lwish woman to keep house for me
Address Mrs.
Conn.
inquire Summon. New Haven. Conn.
1118 if! __
.lielden ave:
J 20-11.
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Garsh Tolles, Darlen.
Ito-it.
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' WANTED—YOUNG MAN, TWEN-
Tty-one and over; weidiing not over
“3° 8 room we“ Swerts and 0°“; 160 lbs. to enter service of the New
be“ block F0? ”"11" Niel!“ ‘9' 1 York, New Haven and Hartford usu-
[road and the Central New England
Railway Companies on thrakeman end
firemen. Good wages.
Apply to J
. DGallary. Superintendent, Union Sta-
J20—lt.
WANTED—GIRL TO TAKE CARE
' TO LET—STONE HOUSE ALL “1-1 of two young children, Hungarian pre-
provements.1 1-2 acres of lead. 5311' fut-red. Apply 36 Feirfleld ave. Jill-31
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wearso—umon rtiiummts ox
Inquire Dr. Bohennmlsorr HATS. 51‘an worm. a-w
n10 tI-‘HAT SHOP, CROSS ANID RIVER
Shamans.
NOR-WALK. 319-31.
was one. peso.
Miss Jeanette Glider, 1111er known
.as a ionnuiist and-awe, died and-
denly at her honing lh'ew York city
last evening. _ . Glider. whose
summer home fie at Bedding Ridge,
had a wide acquaintance in Bedding.
‘ and during the/ past few years had
been a frequent visitor in Danbury.
01‘ Miss Gilder's, death the New
dead.
Miss Glider had contracted a cold on :
Saturday, and her relatives, fearing
she was about to come down with the;
grip. had persuaded her to have at
trained nurse. Two nurses were pre.
sent last evening. but Miss Glider
had improved greatly throughout the‘
day and had been out of bed and bus) ,
around her home She scented- in the
same improved condition when she
was stricken. l
Mrs. A. R Pearson. her niece, and
Boynon Cholmoley Jones, a nephew,
were with her, and they summoned
ilk. Colin and sent the message for
Mr. Glider. Miss Glider wet con-
sciousness at once, however, and was
never resuscitated.
' Miss Glider waft an unusual and an
exceedingly well known figure in lit.-
erary circles in this city. She was
the daughter of the Rev. Willem '11.
end Jane lint! Glider. and was born
in at. Thomas'beil. Flushing, L 1., a
college for “omen conducted by her
father She w-ss the sister of Rich-
ard Watson. Rom Fletcher and Joe
For more than two hours the 'loom—s
mittee discussed behind closed doors
intervention resolutions and propos-
ale to send troops to Mexico to co
operate with Gen Carranza in main .
mining order and running down the
murderers of American citiaens.Se11~:
ator Borah of idaho and Senator
Lodge, of Mesa, were the principal
spokesmen for the minority while
§enators Clarke of Arkansas, Will
tame of Mississippi and Stone, chair
man of the committee. defended the
attitude of the administration.
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llo You intend Using (Iii Lamps
During the Year
1916 ? '
There are a good many, homes in Norwaik, South
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I'hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. in Black- 1:833:52;me to a stroke. suf§;$§§',;he gggggggeggffgnhagg so
nice 01' CM”. Double Price. the result of the formation of a blood 21?: 83:14:91 “if“:‘mns “blunted 19- Nprwalk and East Norwelk where a gas range is in
‘clot on the brain. Salts was sixty-six was taken ‘I; a; 22:11:53; ammo: " use, with perhaps a wall light over the range.
‘ , years old, and, weakened by a cold, V‘Eikesfisetlga gen, Jain. 20. —Roberw If ,.
a was in no . ndiiion to resist. Th - - ‘. ersona re reseutaiive . .
[on m TD LIT- meD‘ _l tack was :gmpietely unexpected eaz‘o ‘thgfingia‘lhzeatficflgl: giggfiza, iiirst Oz: Instead Of usmg 011 lam-PS through the "St 9f the
FOR SALE—4 CHAIR BARBER TO LET—A COTTAGE 7 RmMS, WANTED—~500 PEOPLE TO AT.‘frightful in its suddenness for lief here today preparing for a nlgililér: 0‘ house, Why not take advanuge of our liberal house-
Ihop. Fully equipped. Reasonable and mm aii1mpiotemente near “a tend the Big Confetti Dance. Arion niece and nephew“ “1‘0 were ““11 E32239“? uf‘Mexican officials 111*1 i piping offer—have your m extended at a very
price for quick buyer Pa" Regneuy, ter and trolley 30111.9 fruit and place Hall Saturday night Music and her. ' according 13m? glare Bill'stcussedll". . .
J61 Stages Bridgeport Conn. 119 St. for garden Rm 320 a month ,0 dancing. The Jolly one in charge. They tried to communicate wmnmeasms mamas me “55;“??? 3. low cost, With'l1berai terms and obtain your /
FOB SALE—HORSE WAGO AND mce family Elmira 74 Washington Jlset. Josephihaoildsz. SEEK”. up; 3- Northern Mexico. ‘ " . , .
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blankets. Horse in sdund oorlllition. a“ 88" JZO-lt WANTED—MA'UHl‘NlST TOOLS slate: h‘fr. Glider had left earlier in lMMlGRATION AND AMERICANI- é. FlrS‘Three months Gasfree 0‘ Charge
Inquire 05 Jellies Leonard, 22 Stuart' T0 LET—2 CONNECTING FUR- Young men, learning trade 09511135 the evening ‘to attend the Osborne ZATION. l3. \ .
avenue. homuik. ’19'3t'n1shed room, mm mm“ water some second hand tools Address meeting 111 tamesle half. and WONl PHILADELPHIA Jan. 19 —The Na ’3:
.1701! SALE— FIRST CLASS: 33 MN.“ S,” Norwuik. J20-1t. . Apprentice. 081‘: Sentinel 20-1: :aafiegeutb;h:r:;:1l‘1‘:;:l :lnr‘ (1:51;: 1:2: tional Conference on immigration ““113 I V 1 ' . .
1 ‘— 1 ‘ N ) ‘ ' Americantzation, which plans to unite PHONE NO. 1880. or wnte us and our Represen-
“we Albert coat and vent Almost FOR RENT—FOUR LARGE WANTED—MR1.» 'l‘O iALK stage He reached the Seventeenthim a nation- wide or a i t i c . . ‘
shoes. Good pay 11 experienced. H. street house only to find his sister g n“ on “and ’ tattve W1“ call promptly.
113111 and societies interested In the a
welfare and the problems of the imw
migrant in this country. opened a two1
days‘ symposium here today.
Official representatives many
states, social workers, educators,
economists, federal officials from the
Immigratlbn Bureau and others inter-
ested in the object of the conference
are among the delegates
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The United Electric light &Waicr Co.
'Ptionn 1m NORWALK ‘
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risks mat ARE
roost :
Metre Presents '
Mme Olga Petrova
The premier screen artiste of '
today, innthe leading role in
Rupert ilnghee‘
The Sweetest of All Burn-Plays
, llenamt 'Ihompson' s
“The Old 1
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Fox Film Company presents
Dorothy Beinard
in the six part feature
3 Evergreen fineness
Homestead "
._..“A'roas ON
louth Norweik. Bicycles, motorcycles‘
expert repe'iring. Baby carriages re.
Rohn and IMaler was dissolved on the
20th day of January 1916 by mutual
consent.
0 said ~Aaton Kuhn.
AARON .KOHN
ADOBE MAKER..-
KING OF SWEDEN URGEB
ment by
cuts or neutral rights. The si
JAB. ERRED-V
fl WWI-lama loath W:
STEADV WORKERS WANTED—P0-
sition open immediately for girls
at G. 8. Both A: Son (30., «to Wa‘
tor st1eet, South Norwalk, Ct, White
Petticoat Miss. Good pay and steadyl
work quaranteod to experienced help.-
inexperienced help will also be con-l
isldered and paid while learning. Au 1
ply at omoe (between 11 11.111. to i p
m., every day this week to E ii. Mar-l
cus, Manager. .1 ill-St. l
WANTED—Bookkeeper. young man
for sales ledger, must have experience
and satisfactory references. Apply in
person to The Yale a Towns Mfg.
Co. J Iii-at.
WANTED—mHOROUG‘HLY EXPER-
iFlNGED SEWING MACHINE OPER-
i‘ilm SlhK SHIRTS.
epb B. Glider.
newspaper writers,
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1 have. seen iii to issue the following
decree
Villa An Outlaw.
“Article l-Jl‘lie reactionary leader
and tax-General Francisco Villa is
hereby declared to be outside the pale
of the law.
“Article 2~The reactionary lead-i
Castro and
are hereby‘l
declared to be outside the pale of the
era. cit-General Rafael
ext-Colonel Pablo Lopes
iS’l‘EADY WORK ASSURRED. APPLY kw
i'ro 1.1.x. manners a 00.15
unawm smear. NORWAUK 1 17
A cold that-promises to "hang on
niiwinter" istobedneaded. Prompt
.W_..._
warning of e cold-seasoning. chIiIi-i
ness. slight shivering. Foley's Honey.
and Tar makes quick. work of. counts.
colds and croap. it clears all: pas-
tures. stove couehlns.
breathing.
Bold everywhere.
SENATOR JOHNSON Htfnr.
'WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.—'-Senntor
Johnston of South 'VDakota, is con-
fined to his home today by lniurlea
ftom tailing. downstairs. Several ribs
are believed broken.
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COLLECTORS MAY. HAVE THEIR;
' USE.
All debts owing to said cor- '
poration are to be received and paid garded as anything like an ade-
‘ to Aaron Kuhn and all debts owing quatc offset to the effect of the
by the coanrtnershlp shall be paid by incident on relations between knew 0' one who called 0“ 3 "m
Sometyesterday and she made him fix the
of the Swedish newspapers staterrbell—Buhalo Evening News. ‘
that such actions are worse than. -
Sweden and Great Britain.
an open rupture.
Hgaimar Brantingp
“It 15 noted that King
referenCe“ to th_
Socialist
PREPAREDNESS leader in the Second Swedish
IJONiDON, Jan. 19, 10:563. 111 Chamber, who recently visited
.-—Tl1e Politiken of Copenhagcn“ the Allies' front in‘ Flanders, is
. 'as quoted by the Exchange Tele-‘ quoted Why the Social Dentakraten
' graph "correspondent there. says as saying that he prefers decisive
that anxiety has been aroused in action; day too early rather than
Stockholm by the 'Speech at the a easy too late, in order to save
Opening Of the Swedish Parlia-,Sweden from complications.
King Gustave: Twhbi
rge d vigorous preparation of
to 11 h f Gus-
ve, in is speec tom the
national defenses in view. of the throne, did not make the fiscal
, disregard on the part of hot lig'erJ jig °.°d "mi“?
a collector calls on a man the man
makes him all 5,0" of promises. we
J
Patrons
Someone
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fitting glasses:
The recommendatton of sets
our clientele. *
Ask your fiends about ,-
”and send for one oroo books
0! the artfulness of women! When ,~ '
M/W'A—s—M: _4
Wagons. ' ‘1 ,.
have the benefit of our elnll 111 ._ ’
isfied patrons is responsible 3‘ ., ',
for the tremendous growtiroi r .~
"Article 3—~Any citisen of Mexico
empowered hereby to nrrest the lead-
Castro
1nd Pablo hopes and to execute them
But
the citizen performing each function
action should be takenet U” 1"“ shall make a record in writing. de-
scribing in detail the occurrence and
setting forth the proofs of the idea-
1liy of the outlaws and the proof of
ers, Francisco Villa, Rafael
without any formality of law.
the execution."
Republican senators made clear at -
eases didlouit today's meeting of the foreign rela-
tuions committee their purpose to keep
ptho tight for action on the situa-
-. tuion in Mexico. The democrats were
equally determined that no legislative
lactlon should be taken at this stage
involved ‘
and that the problems
should be left to the president.
all of whom became
editors and crib
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‘ Thursday, January 20
WILLIAM Fox
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