face or Caps, Double
V V ants .
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispnge, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
Classified “Ads.”—-To Let,
For Sale,
Miscellane
Price.
Professional Cards, and "
Business and
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rooms and bath.
diately. to make themselves useful in
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I’IIIINE
410
90 WASHINGTON ST.
Many People Look Especially for This Ad. DO YOU ?
ANDREW DAVEY
SOUTH NORWALK
Has the Consumers’ Best interest Always in Mind—Their
Continued Patronage Is a Guarantee of Satisfaétion.
Phone
410
Corn Starch
ATLAS
1b.
5c
HARGREEN
Rice
5c
QUAKER QUAKER
Farina Corn Flakes
5c 5c
GGLDEN GRAIN FLOUR, 242
1 lbs. 856
[OR I
m. we .r mm. . mm. t -———
n SALE—FINE PULLETS axn‘ - ‘l
bne toaster. \veii bred, white Ol‘pt‘fl TO LET—FURNISHED Rooms“ WANTED r’i‘\\'t) oiitis 'i‘t) itoortt3 MOTHER COOK
tons 3:") fur the Dell. \\'. (3. Perry, uttli board at l‘_' littviland street. and board. 1: liaviland street. t‘x Iii S
NOI'VthIL. (Dim. R F l) i'.‘ and phone is J! _ . _ .M—M .___ ————l 0“”
.f\’ ‘ ' .
Lido J Us 31 —To LET Pl “AI } L1 I 0— WANTED FARM. O\'l£lt .3 Ai‘liliib'.
- »—"‘.'Si<‘) {O M, w pm. r t ‘7 ' ‘
FOR SALE—OLD ESTABLISHED with all coiitenient'e. Snitahle for one 33:1”,1p11125i :j‘lijlt'znlhjll: :35; drill: can 5c lb. pkg'
and successful saloon business for sale or two, in private family. inquire 113 ‘0 'r, ’l‘ei-ujiuia. co :tir. .i.. 1). Fear-
on. account of health. Address or iii- \\'t'sl avenue. South .\'or\vaik. puke .\'ew f‘anaaii. ' f5 3t‘
(intro of A. B. C., c‘o Sentinel. Price »~ ~» ~ , ,_ . Lasl
reasonable. rs 3t To LETreili‘i'itXiSiiiili) ROOMS AT WANTEde,‘ up BOYS 1;. u!
__ iii t‘rescent ’i‘eirace. Also barn room ii‘etllall‘lV to ;\.O:k in. a shoe factory : ance
FOR SALE—1315 CHEVROLET for automobiles. Apply it) t‘rcst‘eiit l, I _ . . t \: -. . .' '
touring self-Starter. 1913 Overland Terrace. L lamb N homiahw .ianuiactuiers, QUAKER l
was... .913 Bu... an...” m. _ _. __ _- ,- ,_ we“ WW 1* “ti
Marion towing Wehrie’s Garage TO LET—ONE ii.\i.t‘ HOI'SIC, fiNTED".‘gmrgf’“mi";fi‘h.l 0 I
11 Raymond St. South Nowaik. ”93.. \\‘est side of 21 Union sreet. ‘Seven I I A i ‘ ‘ ' a s
AUNT JEMIMA’S
Pancake Flour Syrup Ammonia. Cleanser
Steam heater, elec-
a shoe factory ii. Jacob 6i Solis, tilioei
FOR SALE—RIDER-ERICSO NHO'I‘
. . . . , . Manufacturers. ilelden Avenue. Nor-i
Iir pumping engine, surrey and coupe, tioii. Newly painted interior and ex- walk [8 It
In good order. For sale cheap, E. p, terior. New up-tudate plumbing. item I - __ __ i
.Weed, ’I‘okeueke_ 129-2t. $20 per month. i’ossession at once.’ WANTED—LADY CANYASSL‘RS I
FOR SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR
store or Just the license. it can be
clustered any place in town, a good
opportunity for a grocery store to
have liquor and groceries combined.
Must: sell quick. inquire J. DeSess.
Omtml Hotel, corner of Monroe and
mutant street.
*—
fi‘he Halt‘ll & Bailey (‘0., 29 Marshall
tric. lights. all new. gas range connec-
to distribute and 'sell front house to
street, South Norwalk. house in Norwaik. for Armour com-
If) If
8c 8c
KARO
PARSONS’ OLD DUTCH
8c 8c 8c
Made from
Whole Milk.
Cheese 20c
puny. Apply Anson S. Keeler, 2 iiut-'
ier street, between 6:30 and 7:30 to-
night. ftl it
TO LET»-T\\'t) THREE ROOM
floors and two four room floors. im-
provements. electric lights and grit-i.t
“One minute from trolley. ten minutes
from depot. inquire 84 Woodward ave-
‘lliit‘. Tellioti-lz. If if
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WANTED—4‘0 RENT HOUSE.
with some grounds. near our line. Adv.
dress ti. '1‘ S. i Lowndes avenue, 80.:
FOR EXCHANGE—TWO FAMILY
house and building lot to exchange for
small farm between Not-walk and nar-
len on or near Stamford road. Address
E. C. it. etc sentinel. f7 3t
%"-TA—IJ*C7I‘I_6NT ._ t'
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the home of the late MRS.
ROGERS, 54 OSBORNE AVENUE,
East tNorwalk. THURSDAY, FEBRU-
ARY 17. 10:30 A. M. SHARP, one lot
of household EOOII'S, consisting of l
walnut dining table, 2 iron beds. mat-
resses, wire couch. rockers. trunks,‘
dishes, 2 iixl‘.‘ rugs. (now): also wear-
ing apparel. feather bed and carpet.
Also several antique pieces, parlor
chairs, itiahograity tables and stands,’
bed spreads liner. silver ware. desk
and other articles. too numerous to
mention. Sale per order of South Nor-
w'aik Trust Company. per C. E. Hoyt,
treasurer. administrator. By J. K.
Finch. auctioneer. f7 3t
AUCTION SALE.
Pursuant to the authority and diroo
tlon given me in and by three writs
of execution; two issued by the Court
of Common Pleas in and for Foirileld
County on the let day of February.
1916, iii the actions of John Banks of
Norwalk, vs. The J. Banks & Spitzcr
Comipany. a corporation under the'
laws of the state of Connecticut. anti
located in said town of Norwalk. and‘
of Mary Banks of Norwalk, Vs. said
corporation; and the other issued by.
the Superior Court in and for said.
Fainfleld County. on the 4th day of?
Fobmary. 19m. in the action of Will-.
lam H. Spitzer. of Norwalk, vs. said}
corporation; 1 will sell at public a“, I
tion to the highest bidder. on the 23rd I
(lay of February. 1916, at two o'clock:
p. m. in the building and on the.
premises known as No. 54 Day street.i
in the second taxing district of the‘
city of Norwallr, in said Feirfieid Coun-l
ty, the following articles of personal
property belonging to said defendant
corporation, to wit: V
(Five wooden sizing kettles. two
scalding machines. one wizzer, one!
blocking machine with belt. two cop-i
per coloring kettles. one blowing fany
with attachment. shafting and steam:
pipes. three large motors, two tip and
lbrim stretching machines, one Buffalo
blower with pouncing machine, onel
vibrator machine, 1 shaving machine
with attachment and pulleys. one stiff-
ening machine, two bales of tissue pap-
er, one forming machine with attach-
ment, one pair of weighing scales, two
Fairbanks scales. 2 copper cones 21
sizing machines, one Velour blowem
one safe, one desk. one fur mixer, two.
fur iblowing machines. about 'sixty
dozen white and black beaver hats,
about three hundred and seventy~flve
pounds of fur. seven bags of
French chalk. all piping and electrical
connections. fifty iadies‘ hat flanges,
, and about ten dozen felt and velour
' hats. - '
" Dated at Norwalk. this 8th day of
Rbruary. 1916.
EDWARD B. DOULENS
Deputy Sheriff of Fairiieid County.
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_ NOW FEELS ENTIRELY WELL.
A. fit. Francis. Zenith. Kan, writes:
"I had a. severe pain in my back and
could hardly more. I took about two-l
thirds of n 50c box of Foley Kidney
- ,Pilil and now feel entirely well."
,Iiddlomd and older men and wo-
,llen find these safe pills relieve sleep.
~ musing bladder troubles. .soiti‘
' iNorwalk. is it
TO LET—THREE APARTMENTS‘ -- l
at 55 and 57 Spring street consisting WANTED rrrrr YOUNG MAIN AS ()R]).l
‘of five and six rooms with Improve ei-ly iii hospital. One having training!
moms. Inquire Mrs. R. Tariov, 1 6 in militia or railroad service in first aid’
Grove St. Telephone 1393-12. Fit-it. to injured preferred.
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Apply to Super-l _
Lard, 2...... 25c
IMPORT BRAND
PEACHES
10c
Largest Size
large can lb.
CALIFORNIA
PRUN ES
“ i .CUPID BRAND
”PLUMS
15c
large can i: .1 106 I“ . .3
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TO LET—FIVE noon FLAT can
dar street; improvements. 3 offices,l
Washington street. inquire Samuell
Roodner South Norwalk. n18 ti'.
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To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL IM-
lnquire Dr. iiolinnnnns
n10 tr‘
street,
' BfiiTihi‘ESS" ‘noricas' .
MISS CORNELIA ODELL, Oi" MAST“
avenue. is beginning her second term ltottRcWork.
ot‘ dancing for adults, llils Thursday and capable of limousine.
evening, in the 'l‘own Assembly
.\’orwalk.
Hall,
['7 3t
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H. MARING.
ARCHITECT 1‘23 WASHINGTON
Tel. 359-3, South Norwaiit,‘
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A. MODNE, '10 NORTH MAIN 8T..‘
douth Nor-walk. Bicycles. motorcycles?
ind Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.‘
Expert repairing. Baby carriages rel
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea-
tenable.
CLUET‘f, PEABODY & 00.. INC.
want—-
Experienced operator; on power mm.
M!!!”
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LOST
I ‘-
FOUND—IV ROWAYTON. A SUM
of money. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying expenses.
Ia. C. Parker. Logan street. is In
‘ s : 30.
w .,'
ititendeiit. Norwalk hospital. it .
WANTED—A YOUNG Gilli, 'I‘O AS.
sist with housework in family of No.
tiood home for right party. Addrossi
with particulars. It. K. co Sentinell
prorements. 1 1-2 acres of land, Dam: WANTED-—A Illill.l.\lii.i£ MAN r‘till
chicken house, fruit trees; small cot~ canvassing and ‘collecliiig. Must speak
tage on premises. Rent :30. Gregory? English. No objection to Hungarian.‘
Boulevard. ‘
61 South Main St. Phone 60.
Guaranteed salary ti'iid i-oiiiniissiou.
t‘nll lift Washington street. over Sen-
tinel oillt-c any morning between S Illltl
f7 3t
WANTED—WOMAN OR tilitl. ir‘Oll
Must be good plain cook
Apply «i2
Telephone
t? :tt
WANTED .\il£\‘, WOMEN. 7.3.00
nltlillli. tioveriiiiteiit jobs. Vacancies
constantly. Write for list positions
now obtainable, I‘Tilllkllll institute.
Dept. 26 .‘vi. Rochester. N. Y.
‘WANTED—A i-‘lllST CLASS lilN-
him: room woman, one who liliilt‘l'~
stands waiting on table and also no
mill) to work in kitchen and to make
\\'oist avenue. Norwalk.
1271.
herself generally useful. Apply to
(it-urge iiorford, Prop. tioltit-n Hill
Hotel. Bridgeport, Conn. i-‘3r3t.
WANTED—TO. BUY Alli. KINDS
of cattle. calves and poultry. Best
prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
cows and springers. Friedman. South
Nurwnlk Tel. 1151.
gagt—IIIIIINI
Offering Picture Programs Up to
a Standard—Not Down to
a Price.
Mat. 2:15. Ev'g. 7:15 and 9.
All Seats ............... 10 cent:
Boxes and Logen ...... 20 cents
TODAY
Daniel Irohman
Presents
Marguerite Clark
The Girl Who is “Different"
in
“Mice and Men”
Picturization of Madeline Lucette
Ryiey's Exquisite Romance.
A Paramount Picture, Produced by
The Famous tPlayers Film Co.
WEDNESDAY:
Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno
in
“A Price For i-‘olly”
COMING:
Matinee and Night, February 17
-—-NEI_L O’BRIEN and His Ameri-
can Minstrels.
/ ‘ .
LATER—Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
coat. in “THE _wH_im. or user.
rm *_
titlei—I'tt-.._tt_..BE
Mat.. 2: 15.
Balcony
Orchestra
Eve. 7:15 and 9.
5c.
10c.
Today Tuesday Today
THURLOW BERGEN
in
”Fl". 1.“?
DON'T MISS IT.
I,
TOMORROW
WEBER Gt. FIELDS
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In
“The Worst, of Friends”
and
HELEN WARE
in
"CROSS CURRENTS."
PRESIDENT INVITED SOUTH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7,—invitations
for President Wilson to visit cities in
the South arrived at the White House
today in large numbers. Governor
Harris telegraphed, asking him to go
to Georgia,-flenntor James invited him
to Pnducnh and Louisville, Ky., and
Senator Sheppard urged him to visit
Dallas, Calveston and-other. points in
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ACTIVE FIGHTING ON THE.
FRENCH FRONT OF RIV-
ER SOMME.
(Continued from First Page.)
tcrview given by Under Secre-
tary of State Zimmermann to
The Associated Press. The
Kretiz Zeitung. commenting upon
it, energetically contests state-
ments of the American newspa-
pers, as reported in the Frank.
furtcr Zeitung. to the efiect that
the solution of the crisis is now
merely a matter of form. since
America is not opposed to sub-
marine warfaref The neWspapcr
declares that “it is rather a mat-.
ter of a sharp positive difference
of opinion which appears to be
unbridgeable." It adds that the
German people unanimously ap-
prove Herr Zimmermann’s stand
and. with regard to the character
of the latest German proposals.
the Kreuz Zeitung expresses the
belief that they contain some-
thing further than the agreement
to meet American demands for
indemnification. The newspaper
is confident, however. that the
proposal cannot under any cir-
cumstances be such as to limit
submarine warfare ni- render it
.more difficult than it is at pres-
ent, for instance. to abandon sub-
‘marine warfare in the Mediter-
.ranean or in sections or other
than the British war zone. It
says. finally. that America. .be-
cause of the fact that merchant-
men are almost now invariably
.armed, must recognize subma-
rine warfare as legal and that
t“reai neutrality could not lead to
lanv conclusion."
The Tagcliche Rundschau cv-
presses satisfaction that “Herr
immermann has at last taken up
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Pipe Your Home NOW!
For modern up-to'date gas lighting and
get your first three month's gas
FREE of CHARGE
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ruary~
Special terms for piping—
Extremely low prices for fixtures-
my monthly payments——
Three month‘s gas free of charge.
to you?
PHONE NO._1680 and our repre-
sentative will call promptly.
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thwarted name
, "91“ "'3“?- 7
B? WALL‘EW 1!:WALK
Does this proposition look attractive
the only stand possible for our!
government in maintenance of I
'the national dignity and of the;
needs of our national life. Mr.
Wilson. and he only, can render
the decision." _ .
TRAIN COLLISION KILLS 16 PEOs.
PLE IN PETROGRAD.
i’l‘ITilOCIiAiX Feb it
sons were killed and ii? injured
an express collision ticiir \'itt-bsk yes
terdity.
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I er al Notice
.. SOLVENT NOTICE.
District 0! Norwalk. SS. Probate
(‘mirt February 1. A Ii. lino.
Estate of Louis ilinck. late of .\'or
walk. iii ‘sitltl District. deceased.
The (‘ourt of Probate for the Ibis-
li‘ict of Norwalk. liaili IlllilIt‘Il and lil'
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said l-Istittc to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to Mary ilinck.
Adniinistratrix.
. Fists.
y- -_._ -_ 7::
District of .\'orwalk. as. Probate
Court. February :vtl'i. A. ll, 1916.
Estate of Catherine \\'. Lovett. late
of Norwalk in said District. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this (‘otirt by the admin-
istrator of said estate and one Eliza
J. \\'numbnrg. praying for an order an-
thorizing said administrator to convey
the title of said deceased in certain
real estate described in said applica-
tion to the said Eliza J. Naumbtirg who
is alleged to be entitled thereto by vir-
tue of a certain contract of said de<
ceased set out in said application.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
IOI‘IICP. in Norwalk. on the {list day of
'February. this, at 10 o'clock in the.
forenoon; and that public notice there-
:of be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
1newspaper haying a circulation in said
District. at least ten days before said
;day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
fan
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g Everything in the Optical Line
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Sixteen pen; .
O. B.Jackson
fl WALL STREET
NORWALK
OPTICIAN ”‘0'“ one
Eyes Examined Free
Briggerman Bros. 64Comerum
TALLY CARDS
FOR ANY OCCASION
NO. MAIN ST.
South Norwalk.
We Have Received 100 More
Iiygeno $3 Carpet Sweepers
able to get one of these Sweepers at the last sale will take
advantage of this opportunity and come early.
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co.“
134—136 WASHINGTON ST.
OF THOSE ' f.
Which We Have Placed on Sale at
' 980.
We hope those who were distppointed in not being
SO. NORWALK.
February SALE f
Judge
Offering a saving of from
10% to 30%
GRAND FAIR
UNCAS TRIBE REDMEN
and the
AMERICAN BAND
MUSIC HALL, FEB. 7-14
Will be opened by the Mayor, who
will be present with all the other
city officials Monday night.
Band Concerts and Dancing every
, evening.
Bands and out of town Lodges
each night
Tues—Stamford: - Wed.——D'anbury:
Thurs-Bridgeport.
Friday Fraternal Night. Most all
4 the otheriodges will be present.
pour MISS THIS
ADMISSION ' ’ '15:.
15c.
Values that are incomparable. Here you will fund the
quality of the goods and the low prices asked.
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sums ’vtcxi‘u
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buying power of your dollars greater than chew-here, andj
our tremendous stock offers you a large and varied asserts.
ment to select from. Come in and let us show you theflghi.
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