Wants.
maligned
For Sale,
Professional
Miscellaneous
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f'hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps, Double Price.
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Cards ‘
son SALa'
I‘OLET
FOR SALE—1914 SAXOX ‘RUNA-i
bout. In {the condition. Motor is Al.E
$76 if sold before Fell. 101h. Inquire at
(‘harlcs H. llurlbutl, itl (‘resccnt Ter-‘
race, (South Norwalk. ill 3t
FOR SALE—$3,000 Bfiifdddn'a
family house worth $4,000 fine. loca-
tion $9th cash and move right in ill
South Norwaik. Address Box 314
South Norwalk. Fit-3t.
lCH EV ROL‘ET
FOR SALE—1515
touring self—starter,
roadster, 1913 Buick touring, 1912
Marion touring. \Vehrie‘s Garage.
11 Raymond St. South Nowaik. Jail-3t.
FOR SALE—RIDER-ERIOSO N’HOT
air pumping engine, surrey and coupe,
In good order. For sale cheap. E. F.
Vl'eed, Tokeneke. 129-2t.
FOR SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR
more or Just the license. it can be
tnnsfered any place in town, a good
opportunity for a grocery store tel
have liquor and groceries combined,
lull: sell quick. Inquire J. DeSesa;
Central Hotel, corner of Monroe and
one-taut street. ‘
‘Today is the Day’
“GRAND INAUGURAL l
VAUDEVILLE ,
i
BILL" AT THE }
PALAC 1
-—SOUTH NORWALK— ‘
"The Home of Elite Entertain-7
merit" l
“Special Extraordinary Engage-
ment" of
“The Zlegfield Follies of Vaudeville"
The. Honey Girls
l
Earle CavanautihE
America's Leading Juvenile Comedian
In the Smartest Musical Comedy Pros
ducilon Ever seen Iiere.
Girls Galore, Costumes and
Scenic Surprises Unparalleled
Fred Holmes &
Lulu Wells
Entertainers De Luxe—In Songs:
and Dance Diversions. l
Chas.Mason&CO.l
IN “WHO’S WHO?“
‘A Screamigly, Funny Farce.
McGiunis Bros.
Eccentric Dancing Comedians
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“EXTRA” “exotic
“Another Special Feature"
Frances Renault
With “The $5.000 Array of
Costumes"
“Here's a Real Fashion Show."
Ladies, dont miss it.—Zit, N.
Y. journal.
‘And a Special Photo Play
Feature .
"The Triangle Company" —
‘ Presen
Syd Chaphn '
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The Submarine l’ir ea
The 3100.000 Contedy Sensation
POPULAR PRICES PREVAIL.
-. DAILY.
t .
. West avenue.
1313 Overland ’
TO LET—(TUMPLETED AND
ready for occupancy. one apartment
with improvements. (inc block front
inquire at ~17 West are
nue, South Norwalk or phone 458. ii iii
TO LET A’l‘ll‘tl ’i‘iiltiCl‘Z ROOM
floors and two four room floors. im-
‘provetuenls. electric lights and gas.
One minute from trolley. ten minutes
trom depot. inquire at Woodward alve-
nuc 'l‘ei. iitllli‘l. it if
TO LET—THREE APARTMENTS
at 55 and 57 Spring stretl consisting
of five and six rooms with improve-
ments. inquire Mrs. R. ’l‘arlov, 1 6
Grove St. Telephone 1393-12. it‘ll-it.
T0 LET—~11ESilLABiE FURNISH.
ed rooms. Some suitable for light
housekeeping, with all improvements
in refilled neighborhood. inquire 2
High St. Soutlt Norwalk. F3-3t.
To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-
dar street: improvements. 3 oillces,
Washington street. inquire Samuel
Roodner South Norweik. n18 if
l To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL lid-p
‘ movements. 1 1-2 acres of land. barn.)
chicken house, fruit trees, small cob-
tege on premises. Rent :30. Gregory
Boulevard. inquire Dr. Bohannan,
64 South Main St. Phone 60. n10 tf
I ”HTS'U—lt‘iN'ESSWNOTiCES‘M !
H. MARING.
ARCHi'i‘lDCT 123 WASHINGTON
street, Tel. 359-3, South Norwalk,
A. MODNE, 'l0 NORTH MAIN 6T..
south Not-walk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged. ,
Expert repairing. Baby carriages ro'
haired. We do vulcanlzing. Prices rea-
sortable.
CLUETT, PEABODY 0. 00.. INC.
unt—
.mpenencsd operator. on power mo
"true!
v
LOST
LOST—«SILVER MESH BAG YES-
terdny afternoon between .lacohy's
store, on Washington street: and the
railroad station. inder please return
to Police headquarters and receive
suitable reward. f4 31
LOST—DRIVER‘S BLAlCK BOOK
between Lowe's Laundry and Roton
ei.
llill. Finder please return to Lowe‘s
Laundry and receive reward. F3-3t.
LOST—$30 REWARD FOR CRE-
turn of shopping bag loat in So. Nor-
waik station, is p. in. Tuesday, con~
talned return ticket to Florida, N. Y.
N. ll. & H. mileage book. S. .\l. Rar-
ker, 137 E. 55th St. F3-3t.
-‘
EREGENI
Offering Picture Programs Up To
a Standard—Not Down to a Price.
Mat. 2:15 Eve. 7:15 and 9
All Seats 10 cents
Boxes and Logee 20 cents
TODAY
. Paramount Presents the Noted
Constance Collier
in
{Tongues of Men”
SAT U R DAY
Fort onm FREDERICK essav in
“The Fully Iain”
Next Tuesday—Menace!“ Clerk
in "no! AND MIN.”
WANla.
WANTED~YIOUIXG LAI \' STENU-
L'rzipher and assistant bookkeeper, ex-
perienced. Apply at once. \‘tctoria
\\‘aterprooi‘ (‘o.. lls Water street, South
Not-walk, t‘onn. ii iii
WANTED—MIDDLE .AUEI) ..\‘l’t)-
man or girl for house “Olh in family
of three ttltl‘l<. UHF who i t'Ycrs good
liobt t Edmond,
f4 3t
home to hit; waves.
22 Osborn avenue.
. WANTED—till“. l<‘t)lt HUNG Db}
partmcnt of .i. & J. t‘asil, I.td.. must
be good writer. Application must be
made by letter. stating age and refer-
ences. Address Drawer K. post office,
South Norwaik. f4 3:
WANTED—A PEN 01“ S. t‘. Wiii’rr.
Leghorns or a pen of S. C. or it. t'.
Rllode Island Reds, yearlings. Must be
pure breed and reasonable White R.
J. S., Clo Sentinel. it ill
WANTED—«BRIGHT BOY AND
girl can have good opportunity in of-
lice if satisfactory. High school stuv
dents preferred. it. Jacob and Sons.
Shoe Manufacturers, Belden avenue,
Norwalk, t‘onn. it it
WANTEH()Y WANTED, 16
years old, to work around but factory.
IL & W. Hat Shop, Cross and River
streets. Norwalk. Fit-31.
WANTED—lliARlNESS MAKER,
l Apply Raymond Brothers.
Fit-3t.
WANTED—NEAT (‘APAilLE W0-
inun for housework. Reference re
attired. Protestant preferred Apply
4‘2 West ave; ‘Norwalk Telephone 1274.
F3~3t.
WANTED—A FIRST CLASS Dl'.\'-
nittl: rootn woman, one who under»
‘Sliilldrl waiting on table and also wo—
man to work in kitchen and to make
herself generally useful. Apply to
.George llorford. l‘rop. Golden ll‘lil
l'llolel. Bridgeport, Conn. b‘3-3t.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN Aist)t"i‘
'20 years old, in cutting room. t‘lu
lett. Peabody & 00.. inc. Flt-Til.
rWANTED—MAN NOT vottxm-tlt
than 30 years old as assistant to shop
foreman. Must be sober and llll\i‘
good references. Permanent all your
position. (lood wages and chance for
advancement. Clover Mfg. (70., (‘l-an-
lbury. Conn. ill-31.
l WANTED—OPERATORS, axcnn
‘ienced on single. power machine also
girls to sew on books and eyes and
,clean cotton. Steady work. good pay.
‘Roynl Mfg. Co., 85 Washington St.,
‘50. Norwalk. Fl'3t.
( ~- . w
WANTED—TO. BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle, calves and poultry. Best
prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
Norwaik. Tel. 1151.
Legal N i. ,
District of Not-walk, ss. Probate
Court. February or. A. it. 191'
Estate of Christina Yates, late of
Nocwnik in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the Administrator ex»
lhiblt his Adminstraton account to this
lCourt for adjustment. at the Probate
:oflice in Norwalk. on 'the 10th day of
leellruury. 1916. at 2 o'clock nftemoon:
land that all persons interested in said
lEstute may be. notified thereof. the ad-
‘. ministrntor will cause this order to be
lptlhiishctl in a newspaper having a
;circuiation ill said District, at least five
tdays before said will day of February
lists.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge
GRAND lit ‘0.
UNCAS TRIBE REDMEN
and the
AMERICAN BAND
MUSIC HALL, FEB. 7-14
Will be opened by the layer. who
will be present with all the other,
city officials loudly night. ‘
Bend Concerts and Dancing every
evening.
lands and out of town Lodge.
each old»
Teen—Baum; Wet-m:
Then-m
Friday W Mt. Id ll
lw
cows and springere. Friedman, South ‘
ammonium
canine-rim
m
“‘1'”
Ft
.7. ....,. .1:
v l '60 38"?an
’
on 5
tee
to all consumers who take ad-
vantage of our Special House-
piping Offer during January and
Ft bruary only.
;... cling to the old fash-
ioned oil lamps when you can
easily take advantage of our
liberal otter.
will make
\‘t‘e YOU special
terms throughout. easy pay»
ments, and best of all,
Three Montus’ l. s free oi
Charge ,
PHONE NO. 1680 and our repre-
sentative will call promptly.
The United Electric
light & hater Co.
67 WALL ST. NORWALK
’PHONE 1680.
WOODBURY MANUFACTURER
DEAD.
WUUiiitl‘llY, Conn, Feb. 4.—-Wnl-
let S. t‘urtiss. for half a century
prominently identified with the indus-
trial ilic ol‘ the community, died last
night at his home here of heart trou-
ble. Mr. (‘urtlss was born here In
1536 and formerly conducted a silk
and woolen 111111 in Woodbury which
was hunted in 1905...}ie then retired
front active business. The mill had
been btnlt by his father, Daniel Cur-
tiss, who left it to three sons, one of
whom was Walter.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Senator
Thomas, Democrat introduced 8 resolu-
tion lit-Ll}, denouncing the fire in the
House of Parliament at Ottawa as an
act oi "deliberately'platined incendiar
ism." and "an unpardomtbie crime
against civilization."
Senator nailinger, Republican, ob.
Jet-ted to its considt-ration. saying he
knew ol no evidence of incendiariam.
NORWALK GIRLS lNV'TED T0
COLLEGE TEA SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
The college \l’iil‘HII of Norwpllt at.
socinlt'ti in the Noz’wullt lll'mtt'li of
tho .\:'.~'ot'iuitt)ll oi t‘ollt‘iz..lle Alum
'l‘ .‘l itllllfli'
row. Saturday afternoon, in the t‘om’
Illllllll_\' Club rooms. 53 West avenue.
’l‘his tea. in addition to bringing to-
gether the college women of the city.
is given for the purpose of present-
ing information concerning nil of the
lending collcgcs‘iol' women in ollr
country, and llllt'l'l'r-i'ti: Loris in the
schools who may be planning to go
to volloszo. All gill ll llll’ city who .
would like to heat'nbout some of the
deiighiiul features of college life are iulitbia, Bryn anr, Boston litiit'ei‘slty"llam-
and t‘orncli will be given and in addi‘
cordially invited to route to the Com-l
muniiy (‘lub at 8 o‘clock.
._ . A.._....__._.,
l bIEGIIN not warm l
‘ teammate in you t
* noun rant. latent '
i
l
Says glass of hot water with l
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.
I.
if you wake up with a bad taste,:
bad breath and tongue is coated; if-|
your head is dull or aching; if whatjwas opened at
you eat some and forms gas and acid’
in stomach, or you are tbilious, constl--‘
pated. nervous. sallow and can't get.
feeling just right, begin inside bath-
ing. rink before breakfast, a glass of
real hot water with a teaspoonfui of
limestone phosphate in it. This will
flush the poisons and toxins from
stomach. liver. kidneys and bowels
and cleanse, sweeten and purify the
entire alimentary tract. Do your in-
side bathing immediately upon arising
in the morning to wash out of the
system all the previous day's poison-
ous waste. gases and sour bile before
putting was food into the stomach.
To feel like you; folks feel; like
yen felt before your blood. nerves and
muscles became loaded with body in-
purities, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
which is incwensive and almost taste
PHONE
410
PURE LEAF
LARD
2 lbs. for 25¢
The LoweSt Prices in Norwalk
FULL WEIGHT—COURTEOUS SERVICE—PW" DELIVERY
ANDREWDAVEY’S
90 WASHINGTON S'i‘.
Best Creamery '
16 n... Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00
ALWAYS AT {7‘ \
“if” .-
SOUTH NORWALK - 4
Kirkmans, Ozone, Fcis Naplh’a Soap 6""25c
Fancy Table Guaranteed
BUTTER BUTTER EGGS 7 7:
Special at 34¢ ll».
Cut to 29¢ lb.
2.50 per dozen
Fancy Jersey,
Fancy New
Made from finest na- PRUNES
Choice California
New BEETS or Fancy White
PEARS Jersey SPINACH SUGAR CORN or CHERRIES or
Large No. 3 cans Large No. 3 cans Early June PEAS Sliced PINEAPPLE
2 for 25¢ 10¢ can 3 runs {91" 25¢ 2 Wm“ 25¢
Golden Grain Flour “"°"'.‘""'“" ' 85c an;
ATLAS JAMS Best California Fancy Califm '
- - PRUNES PRUNES
lave fruits. ‘ . .333»
All flavors. - Fancy Large Fruit Medium Size Fancy Quality
15o tar 2 it... for 25¢ 3 lbs. {0:25.} 3 line. for 17¢
Fancy Whole Head Fancy
RICE
3 ill. carton 20¢
camm‘nia PeaCheS Large No. 3 chi Worth
ORANGES
15 t... 25c
I"
file
Pure Condensed
15c can
I '7 .
Sweet Florida Sperry and «\Bames’
Smoked , MILK ;
SHOULDE‘RS Full Size Can .
(”tit to 14¢ lb. 10¢
Alias Caisup
Absolutely i'urc
Large 20c Bottle
156 medium 108 .7.
Beet
Smoked 30
25c
Medium 15c iar
c jar
PEERLESS 10 S. 81 H. STAMPS WITH EACH OF PEERLESS "N
THE FOLLO’WiNG: 2a,.
coFFEE i can Kar‘o Syrup ioc r bot. Ammonia ioc TEAS
t can DutCh Clean- 1 hot. Wash Fluid 10c ~ ‘
“Equals any 40c 5" ----------- 1°C ‘ bot Javelle Water All Kinds—~Eouals
H u 1 cm Potash .. toe; 10c .. a - ' ,
C0 cc 1 can Shoe Polish too 1 hot. Witsh Hazel "" “0L ’l‘ea .‘
lb 1 can Brass Polish 10c 10c ' lb . _ ”.1“,
30C 1 can lt‘ish Cakes IOC I bot. Salad Oil 10!: (‘ ' ‘ j
I can Pure C0201 20c l bot. Peroxide, Isc J N,
i can Chloride More 1 bo‘ Sauce . 15C '
20 Stamps Free we r bot. Chili Sauce use 60 Stamps Free .
Sliced Large 1‘“:
informal accounts of the life at Co-'
lion some. aspects of the life at one,
of the foreign universities. that oij
Aberdeen in Scotland. A cordial in ,
vitution is extended to all college no}
men and to any girls interested in coil
logos. |
VEGETABLE MEN lN CONVENTION
State Growers Elect w. H. Burr, of
Westport, as President. ‘
The Connecticut Vegetable Grow-
ers' association held a. “Potato Con-
ference" yesterday morning. at Foot
Guard Hail. Hartford. The conference
10 o‘clock. by W. H.
Burr, of \l‘eslport, president of the
association. who spoke briefly on
the purpose of the conference. Dr.
E. '11. Jenkins, of New Haven, then
discussed the various potato fer-
tilizers which were on the market
for the year 1916. Other speakers
were Professor W. L. State, .lr., of
the Connecticut Agricultural Col
lege, who talked on “Cultural Meth-
ods and Varieties;" F. W. Ryan, of
Orange. Connecticut. whose topic
was “Potatoes as a Farm Crop;"
and Dr. G. P. Clinton. of the Con-
necticut Experiment Station, whose
subject was “Potato Experiments at
the New Haven Station."
After the close of Joseph A. Fa-
nn’s address the nominating com-
mittee presented the following list of
officers who were unanimoule
elected:
less, unept for e nourish twinge which i President—W. ll. Burr, Westport.
is not unpleasant
.lnstueoepend hunter-acto-
t'w- skin. cleanliu. sweetening and
“Ilium“. *-
*“fltfllwu
"in nun-nth
: VieePreeident—W. 0. Griswold.
Walter-lieu.
Treasurer—Charles
1!. Risk]. Bib
“my,” l" mu. m tulle-III mad-announcing comm
Clea-W “‘Mehdan—Ommm
I
.by-enlen at Iber— Ml ”~.cmmuou
New London County—F. E. recir- Regent William F. Hoyt. Vlce Grand _. .
’7 ' Regent E. B. Holloway, Past Regent .-
h'uk Goodchild, Regent William H.
Disrenger. A prize, a white tlIlCll. woe
. won by James H. Wiimot, of this city.
In a game of carpet bowling the local
council trimmed the Volunteer play—~ . ,1
MISS PIERSON ANNOUNCES MISS era by the score of 20-25. Those 01’
TODD'S TALKS. the Sherman Council party were: -
Last night in. Knntor had offeredlwmiam r. Hoyt, r. Goodchild, Wu- _. .
the courtesy of the stage to the Norv'flam El. Dieringer, t‘. N. Jennings,
walk Equal Franchise League to an-‘Joseph Taylor, A. G. Seinknecht. Wil-
nounce the coming appearance of Miss bur Hemmings, Joseph Lyons. E.‘ A.
Helen Todd, the celeblnted speaker Taylor, James H. Wilmot and Walter ’
from California, who is to give her Seamn. ‘
talk on “The Humorous Side of Wo
man Suffrage." it ‘happened folftm
nately that Miss Alice Pierson, state
organizer. was here on business and
as the guest of the league, combined
business with pleasure in making the
announcement and also enjoying the
play. Between the first and second
acts of the delightful piav Miss Pier.
son made the Innouncemenl that Miss
Todd will speak at the Regent, 'next
Monday at 4:15, alter the matinee.
and the same evening at the South
Norwalk Congregational church. Miss
Pierson is a dainty. graceful young mule rascals out—~the headacbo
woman. most attractive and appealing, bins-nests, indigestion, the sick, sour ~ .
and her work as assistant organizer Wham bad‘colds-turn them out .
is bringing many friends to the clause. tonight and keep them out WM! 038*.
as well as personal well-wishers. Shim ‘ 3'
made her home while here with In! Hinton: 0‘ “1°” and women n“ ‘ ‘,
Helen R. Beers, 3 Leonard street. w ”0" andflthen and never:
Miss Pierson made a most favorable h" the “‘5’” caused by a lazy ”F
impression and was heartily applaud- "; m “618’ or an upset ston- 1
ed. Though so young she harm
much experience, having wo‘rked- in
the New York State" campaign under
Mrs. Catt. for nearly three year"
Middlesex—F. B. Ashton.
Litchifield County—«C. S. Roberts.
tll‘indhain County—J. M. (lager.
Toliand County—r0. K. Driggs.
llll "cts‘clttts" foil 7
[lift ilill .tltltltts .
ll octet litmus;
Tonight! Clean Your Bowele and Stop j
Headache, Colds, Sour Stomach... ‘ '_x
Get 3 “Rent box now. "
out”: in “other day of am ’ - ~~
he. panama cleanse your stomach;- .
m the sour. lamenting teed;
tube the excess bile from your liver.
can 1 u: not! tel
soul. Ancsuumres IN on. :3. “1'1“: ”out,“ 3mg...
"°"°- . on. 11-- you will not great. ..
“0 “mm ”W“ "l m. and tonight immune silt ~
on a number of candidates in Veh- an“: 1-5., work-hm
momentum-cum “a... cent box Irony-um
A..dtbh city. no Wmflfidmmmu*
cl. mummfl.“
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