‘_ Nogany dresser, Roman chair, Mor- ' ‘ [is chair, l Moon theatre newly painted and _., . Wants' LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispage. Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c i‘hree nines. 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In black- Classified For Sale, foceor (laps, Double Price. Professional Cards, and Miscellaneous “Ads. ”—TO Let. Business and IORSALI. l WAR‘Fifi. FOR SALE—GREAP, TWO POOL.< tables in good condition. also eiec~ tricai. fixtures for same. Write J. F. D. D. care General Delivery. 80. Nor- man: for further information. J27-3l.‘ FOR BALE—PIANO IN FIRST class condition. Bagaln for quick buy- Br. 49 Fort St., East Norwaik. J27- 3t. ' FOR SALE—INDIAN MOTORCYc do. in good condition. Must sell on ac- count of leaving town. Write Motor- cycle. care Sentinel. J27-3t. non BALE—CORN one PiG,‘ Insight 350 to 400 lbs. Inquire of Jtla.‘ I. Fuller, 92 Taylor avenue, Southl Norwailt. - 125 at! ' m GALE—VERY REASONABLE. Black oak/hm table and urved rack, 8 piece Mahosony parlor Who-t. All perfect condition. Gas range. It) ‘l‘ranklin ave. Afternoons or even- Ju-Bt. FDR “LE—MOTION . I’m-E :dcnl'g good business, very small cap- It: required, owner is in other busi- loss and cannot give theatre time re ‘- «lured; min: .3 Ballard, Bridgeport, l ' . Jam. WANTED—4801 TO DO JANII‘OR workjor lui-ion :nd books. Cali be- tween 7 and is Friday evening. Mer- . 1'21 2t . rill College minutes walk of So. Norwaik depot Address P. lefsinlth. 32 Clinton ave., Stamford, Conn. JZHt. WANTED—GINA FOR GENERAL housework, in a family of two. Ap- ply to Mrs. 'W. IL Olsen, 'No. 8 Elm litreet, Norwaiir. ‘ J27-8t. WANTED—ca ”WENT MED- dle’sged or'elderly lady to do light house work. and look after children. Good wages to right party. Call eve- nings, 45 Summit avenue, South Nor- walk. 125 3t Pills Mia-Am inner: new; k. He‘d very little. Also a few slight- ,Iy wed touring cars and rcadsters. . Marie's (louse. 11 Raymond street. I / d8! if FOR SALE-411th!!! LIQUOR tore or just the license. ltocan be consisted any place in town, a m tunity for a grocery store to ve liu nor and groceries combined. lust sel quick. Inquire J. Defiesa' antral Hotel. corner of Monroe and aestnut street. BUSINESS NOTICES H. MARING. WHITEGT 123 WASHINGT‘N street, Tel. 359-3, South «Norwalk. Donn. usual I MOONE, 70 NORTH MAIN fi’l‘..j lentil Norwalk. Bicycles. motorcycle“ iii sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.‘ Inert repairing. Baby carriages rev!i poked. We do vulcanislng. Prices reo- ssasbic. I Z i l GLUE", PEABODY I 00.. mo. Walt-— . lamented operators on power mar we! 2: scmullts or count scorn All!!!“ unto The entertainmt planned to be held under the Joint auspices of Court ‘ Mural, D. or 0., and Court Laurel Club, is scheduled 'to be produced some time before Lent. John W. “Scull” will be in charge of rehears~ s. . The newly elected oiiicers cf the court willbe installed on the even» tug of the second Wednesday . in February. District Deputy Miss Dor- an. of Greenwich. will be the install- lug officer. . A delegation of local members are planning to accept the invitation re- ' ’ oeived to attend the joint installa- ’ciai interests between the WANTED—THOROUGHLY 1:7me mNcnp snwmo MACHINE orna- A'roos 0N moon slur alarms. armor WORK sssunnnn. APPLY [TO M N. MAYmilor-r a 00.15 MERWIN STREET, NORWALK J 17. WANTED—T0. BUY ALL KINDS! of cattle. calves and poultry. Best prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh} icows and springers. Friedman, South. and that public notice thereof be giv- Norwalk. Tel. llbl. Our Claim and Our Proof ":1 We CLAIM that in the combined experience of ocu- lisl. optometrist and optician the public gets the best possi- ble eye service obtainable anywhere. Our PROOF is the rapidly growing patronage that per- mits us to give this service free to those in need of glasses. “T H A M E R Ocullsh, Optometrists, Opticians. or Atlantic Asa-n. Onward. Ctr Est. 1897. Open Sat. Evanlngs. .. TO LET. as; m it Sii..i snooty walla Terminus-milieu lies- esciad. III 1* 9f Dalila lsniags care-say PROVIDENCE. B. 1. Jan 27. —Mrs. Elisabeth F Molar come into court ton day prepared to renew her testimony regarding her relations with her hue band. Dr. C. Franklin ‘Mohr, for whose I murder she and two names, C. Victor To LET—FOUR ROOM APART- . ment No. 9 Ann 'St. Central location. inquire at 2 West ave, South Nor- ‘ walk. TO LET—FIVE BOOM FLAT CE-. ’Washington street. inquire Samuel Recliner South Nor-walk. movements. 1 1-: asses of land. barn. chicken house. fruit been. small cot- tage on premises. Rent 830. Gregoryl Boulevard. inquire Dr Bohsnnan. at Booth Main St. Phone to. ‘ ‘ W i‘ Hi ' i .J . l . District of Norwalk. 21s.. Probate Court. January Mix. 1A. ‘D. 1918 Estate of John Morton. late of Ner- walk in said district, deceased. Whereas, mulch application has been made to this Court for adminis- tration of said estate not administered. Ordered That said application be heard and determined at the Probate lOillce. in Norwaik. on the m: day of February. 1916, at 2 o'clock afternoon, ion to all persons interested therein by ipuhlishing this order in a newspaper gha‘ving a circulation in said District. ‘at least ilve days before said day of .heariug. ~ 2 "may w. GREGORY. :12? 1t - Judge 1 District of INorwalir, as. impale Court. January 6th, A. D.. lilltl. dictate of Elisa A. Allen, late of Norwalk in said District. deceased. ‘trict of 'Norwalk. hath limited and al- : lowed six months from the da’e hereof lwho neglect to present their accounts, lproperly attested. within said time 'wlili be dobarred a recovery All per- sons indebted to said Estate are re- .quested to make immediate payment in l l ' MARY E. MORTON i318 20 27 Erecutrix lieu of lodges. day y-. Under the auspices of tile gh- ters of Castile of Connecticut, a rd- party and dance will be held in Col- onial HalipBridgeport; Friday. Febru- ary 25th. All the courts. of the state are engaged in boosting the affair. the intent of which is to promote so~ co.urts Proceeds will be divided for charity work among the various courts. . REGEN BOX OFFICE ALWAYSN OPEN THEATRE ”soul 1501 WALK SINK? ‘ ThurSday" Evening, February 3: ONE PERFORMANCE. ONLY Klaw & Erisnger Present Rural enamels billoers in the New Haven? This will take place on Sun- PAMCEE— "Milli PhotoPlays Supreme Hal. 5:. Orch. 10c Mat" 2:15. Eve. 7:16 and 9. a TlHURSUAY, JANUARY 2701. Wm. Fox presents “The Fourth Estate” A drama of printers' ink by Joseph Medlli Patterson with a Broadway Stars ‘ amusl. avert. aura culls and cusroao sauce. '” This gripping drama. filmed in the. mm and to Will. red rests-es! is undoubtedly the greatest news- sslnr slay over more! H ‘x meow moses-splashed. dsr street: improvements. s oilices.’ I13 (I TO LIT—STONE noose. ALL I!- n1. “1 she gave him a W .l The witness said that she lover her property to the doctor as a The Court of Probate for the Dis-i iior the creditors of said Estate to ex? ‘ hibit their claims for settlement. Those Speciallwy l [Brown and Henry Speliman are on trial. session, when she went on the stand .127- 3t iin her own defense, were that she had 0 WANTED PORTER ANS-1:; : idesired a reconciliation with her hus- " boy. Apply Clifford Hotel. 127 3i l 1'0 LET—ONE FURNISHED bud me: me ha Mt his home' be I 3 .i... lroom and bath. Lady preferred. geareshe sliiuhrdvetqrgirl'libed '3: z ' ar er s e a mar- WANTEQ—BOY IN OFFICE MUST Phone 1506-3. 127 3". I . be good in arithmetic and writing. ; f " .gilsgeklcerenyioily Shit; tailiklplac; in &. High school student preferred. ‘H. i To LET”“'RY DESIRAB' '3 ‘oo ya. 6 egai YO! e Jacob & Sons, shoe manufacturers, Spouses ‘0 m" ‘" Rowsyton E H which Dr MOM later disputed with e Belden avenue Norwalk ”7-." Smith Phone 20.15 127" at the result that a second alliance was . . ‘ " ' contracted in Massdchusetts in 1909. WANTEI STEADY WOM TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT She told of repeatlied beatings received , 941 for general housework. No cook 3rd story, rear. Rent 38. Adults only. girom her husban when she objected ee ing. 16 lHaviiand St. J27-3t Also 3 room once Swarts and 00. to his attentions to other \vonfen. To- ‘3. __ belt block. For further particulars ap “l” fxzs‘mgeafumx l’t'l:e"°°"n .3, . l odice Old Well Cl 00. I” ‘“ “3 “‘l ° ° ° “ “ rothTlimmegicmw :thlgate: l” sar ‘ conciliation in 1913. followed soon by 1 the dual blpak. The) had not been very friendly for In few days prior to Christmas eve, when he came home and compliment- _.od her upon having decorated their )house so beautifully. He said. “Ediso- lbeth, i don't want to be on the cuts lwith you on Christmas eve; clot‘o intake up." They dirLshe said. and had Christmas dinner together, when Later. the witneoil said he was un- kind to her and sheleld him that she was going to a convent where board- ers were taken in Newport. die as! ed how much the board would cost for herself and two children and she sold. 5360 a week. Ho'sisbed to pay it and 1 bade ilcr gibod bye. Mrs. Mohr said that at the time she filed her suit for sepante maintenance the doctor was earning $52,000 a year. but she asked for an allowance of only $100 a month She attached his pro party and refused his request to have the attachment released. On one occasion Mrs. Mohr said the dwoctor threw her fur coat out of the bathroom and laid Albert Furgson one of the sen ants to take it to one of: his friends l'l Providence. signed ‘ result of his threats. ' "i though i had a right to get it back again because he was so cruel to me." she added. 3 “Did you ever intend to get in abso lute divorce from him 2" “No. sir; i would never have divorc- jed my husband. i wanted no one else and cared IQI no one else. I felt that deep down in his heart. he loved me no matter who he went around with." I hire. Mohr said that the threatenins letters she sent to Mr. Rooks. brother- Emily ‘Burger, in 1914. was fol‘the sole purpose of "scoring. Miss Burger away from my,husilsnd.‘4' She admitted hpv- ing seen George Healls’ before she went to McEwensvllie, Pa. to visit rel olives of her husband and that she saw him a week alter she returned. This was before the murder. " "iiealls could not come right away after I got home." she said. “but he sent Hoary Speliman to téli me what had happened. That was the ilrst time i saw spoiiman. On June 1.1915. Healia brought me some tickets for the circus." Mrs. Mohr said she went to W to the Montpelier Hotel on August [3. l'llfi, and talked to Victor V. Drown ran stream. ‘ 2REGENT. Offering Picture Programs Up To ‘a Standard—Net 'Dewwte [Pl-loo. mammal-v Hat. 2le Eve. 1:1o and a All oasis to seats 1 groom ”Wicks”! Her last words at )Westerdays' ammwe». d9». T. “M”; e e o e e a“. e e”e“e’°:”e e in law of the doctor's secretary. Mills 4 ‘oo’ 36 .2: e‘e .0 2“: 8 :eee: e o“: O 0.. .0. #:9030990. .0404”: 'fif‘f .9 .' a}. E ' é , l (. An Important Announcement? that Every Gas Customer Should Study. .‘l' For some time past, we have been making a careful study of our gas business, with especial reference to the possibility of introducing. for the benefit of ourrcustomers, more favorable rates. it gives us pleasure to announce that as a result of our investiga- tions, we will put into effect on February 1, 19l6,anew gas rate which wrll result in aconsiderable-saving to a large number Of our custom- ers, at greatly reduced prices. and which will enable all of our customers to use additional gas we The new rate will be an optional rate, thht'ie, every customer will have the option of either purchasing gas under our present uniform rate of $1.25 not per 1000 cu. ft. or under the new rate. No custom- er will be compelled to adopt the new rate and it will be applied to customers’ accounts only on written application. .1 , The new rate introducesan advafleed‘ ide nio the gas busineSs although the Same-idea has och: used in th ‘haking of electric ’ . h. . rates for some years past, and these electric rates have proven very popular and very successful. So far as We have been able to learn, this idea has been applied in a very limited way by four or five gas com- panies in the United States, and none of thétéf-rates have been de— signed to benefit the small residence consumer. In the application of this form Of rate, we have gone further than‘I'any other gas company so far'as we know. ly NEW. -.., rim-r. ~ signed to cover in part the fixed costs of the Company, and gas is charged at a rate very much lower than the In this respect Norwalk has something absolute- . ‘A or-.. "" THE NEW RATE The new r. to is composed of a fixed service charge, which is do- all uniform then present rate. The actual rate is as follows: For Residence Customers: cr Commerciaisluoms \ I s A service charge of Sixty Cents per month plus 95 cents per 1000 cubic feet of ‘gas used. No discount. g. A service charge of $3.00 per month U per 100 cubic feet of mood, plus 75, cents per 1,000 cubic feet for the first 10,600 cubic feet used in any month plus 65 cents per 1M0 cubic feet for ‘ all gas used -in excess of the first _ 10.000 cpblcgfeet per month. Minimum servicechorgc 81.00 per month. No disconnt.‘ ‘ p. . vs I "Watch to-morrow's paper for more detailed information. >D~" , . United iiicclrlc LighldillIalcr Co’. 37 WALL STREET i i E l g l s Q ‘a i it 1L s "i :3- TEL. 1680 MORWALx. CONN. 8 all til” i s f r s Q! :72 DDDDIIOIIQIIIOOOBDDIDDD
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