' WEBDAY. m.
.a a-
1916
Is.
non SAL]. - TO LET. 1 WANTED. 1
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roa SALE - LNJL'BLI: two- TO LET-—-1‘l1;.\i( Stout: I’Ill\'l- . ”0"“? MH‘RWM 1-1; ’\
Limit Erma C111! $5 5"“ “H “H- hA“ 111 151112 11.11. .lilr).~ 110111 “um; and ,1tl olmatora on 111111: l‘tNil~ 3-
Lu \‘ ~ r41 ‘1~... ‘ f!" i H". "I “A". ser-‘l S Holllt‘l’ “3 ‘5‘
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FOR SALE -583 01 no}; <11: 11:1 13 To LET -t1L'.\'1..'\1,0\\. No .31 ‘ frirff), [111(a’i‘l‘lllll‘Hlt: ”1 H‘
F} a \ 1' ‘
iii {10,«1 0111111011 11 T:t)lul LUE‘IUL‘ i.‘1ltttlti uwnuc a room: and bath. AII‘ H I g. ‘ F op atoi U“
_ _ fite >lli-1 >htite.Stt.-11dy \\01k ns~u1-
II. It ititgtto-'c111v11':. Item 5:" Inquire Ht
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FOR SALE—LHEU’ lMiIEIJIATE k HUN 1 f “ “mm “W“ “”3““ I“ 3'
1). our you 31780 state and a template TO LET--.\IAItt‘ii lS’I‘, ti ROOM . , \ . 1
addi'es>-.v=raph Machine equipment. 11:11, hard wood doors. All improve WANTED “'0‘ kPWT” “I'M"
Allltly a? South Norwaik Klefll'lu illl-‘Ili> Mr.» i‘. ll Pitch, 115‘ South “r l !‘ ""“'” “mmb‘m “I'd” "r
“'0th 5.1% aural “4 hi Mail) street. in tf F'\t)lillii.‘\ :11 bit High street.1\‘otlill Nor
...... ___ __ __ ._ 57.‘ ___w . unlit. t'lt'i Rt
FOR SALEw-Mi-a‘l bustitlBiin: TOfiLET—thNl-I HALF 11111 31; ‘ "“— “ " "—"’ ”...... "
home to .‘Iita Hill Road. near ltuatncss \\'e.-t side of 21 Union si‘eel. Seven WANTED ")PP'R3“”P5 r\l’llii
entcd on rainonals Alan leamtrs
Mn 1 be able to work on power sewing ,,
HGCIIOII one yard and all modern im~ I'ulilllr‘ and bath. Steam heater, elec
proteun-n‘n Address .1. l ., c o St‘nti‘; trio tights, all new. gas range connec
119' fill 3‘. tion, Newly painted Interior and ex- machines. bicady “Mk ““d 300d?“
.__,, ..________ _‘ terior. New uptodate plumbing Rent ‘ when competent. Apply D L ”3”“
'FOR SALE—ESTABLISHED suc-‘ $20 per month. Possession at once. 33 Washington S‘- TOP 50°“ “F 3'
Th '1 . 2 5 #—
e Hawk & we” 00' 9 ”mm“ WANTED—POPULARCLERK Th
cossful it!" printtng businF‘as. Can be
. . .. ‘ .1 treat. South Nora-elk.
Email: H‘s-9:51:28?” “Ann”? 0pm; .. ‘6 tt‘ take charge of gtocery store Good
“ ‘1 ‘ 8H USIIIPSS. "' .
c 5%..th 3 To LET——T\\'O Titans noon 9" “"1” "m m“ Addre‘” 9"“
'tioor~ and two four room floors Im tinel oillce. South Notwalk it!» if
._. _. . .
FOR SALE—JEIIMS FOR SETTING
from Barred Plymouth Rocks, Rhoda
Island’rt was and White Legitorn's, Bc‘
each. ..tmd size. ‘Fine markings, tine
color.
Brown
ZiEIm Grove St. fl2 3t
rcit SALE—EASY
100m b-tngalows, all
TERMS.
Improvements,
Lincoln avenue, $3,000. 6 room cot-
tagee 't 11 r v i “00d rd' it'crred. Addtms X,Sentincl. fit 31
, .n 11p 0 Pmen s, ' wa ' "— - . _____,._ -...- _' .- ‘
avenue $3,600 to 34,500. House, 13: T0 LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT OE WANTEDw'tIFV «\‘DWOlil‘V 1.0
rooms, ‘,-3!'0\'e street, ‘6'500' House,'d" um; improvements. 3 omm'l‘work ill 'Iloeda‘t‘loh (‘ood “' 1!
corner that avenue and at. John St. lWashtnston Itreet Inquire Samueltmpau "m“ a. (my... ,; 1-1133), W,
Roodner South Norwnlk n18 ti' ' ’9' t ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘
$531: wpalk, “338,300. Efr'riafllgumfgz 13011.3, SliOt’ Matthi‘urttircl's. livldcn
t ' oy e on -' . . . ‘. -
Nor-wait 7.1... CO .9 6“ To LET—STONE nousn. ALL IMw “““W' -“‘"“““' m 3‘
,, __. provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn. w NT - ' , . 1 ~
. 1 v s,
FOR SALE—1415 CHEVROLET chicken house, fruit trees. small cot-l A, 1510”.“ )m j\('{(' “191‘? ‘00
roadster 1913 Buick touring 1919 Ibiulovard. Inquire Dr. Bohnnnan. If“: tom.’ l” “5] W U s, r l
Marion touring Wehrle's tiarage ‘ M 50“") MM“ St" PM“ 60' n10 tt “u | wn“ ” “In R h. ‘ 0 I all?“
11 anyttmia‘t South Nowalk. 129-31. “ ' ’ ‘ ”"" WANTED—Tl). 1111' 111.1. KINDb
- lEGAl N0IHCE of cattle, calves and poultry. Best
FOR SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR prices paid, Alao trade or soil frfiah
store 0r yust the license. it can be
transform) any place in town. I. good
opportunity for a grocery store to
have liquor and groceries combined.
Must sell ‘qulck. Inquire J. DeSess.
Central Hotel. corner of Monroe and
(techno street.
pun—..—
BU ‘IINESS NOTICES
H. MARlNG.
MleI‘NGT 123 WAfitHlNG‘I‘ON
street. Tel. 3693, South Norwalk.
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11. icons. 10 NORTH MAIN ST.
loath Norwslk. Bicycles, motorcycles,
\Id Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages ro-.
paired We do vulcanlziug Prices rea-
sonable.
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CLUET‘I‘ PEABODY & 00.
VIII..—
llxperioncsd operators on power ins».
(names.
..PIANO TUNING
'w Hausxler, jr., formerly tuner for
M. Schoenberg Piano Co. Pianos oi.’ all
kinds tuned and repaired, including
player pianos. 17. South Main street
or phone 3111-12114 31
...d
PREGENI
Oftertng Picture Programs Up to
a Standard—Not Dowu to
a Price.
Mat. 2:15. Ev’g. 7:15 and 9.
All Seats .............. 10 cents
Boxes and Logos 20 cents
TUESDAY. )1
Hares Dawn. the Paramount Starla
”My Lady ‘lncog”
WEON ISDAV.
..Trte big Heogy Muller Success
Produced by V. L S. E.
, .f‘ll'hefiresi Divide”.
FRIDAY
filmclie Sweet. Dainty Star
Pmmunls
.oi
’t‘elephone connection, Juniuat
INC. 1
movements electric lights and gas. -
One minute from trolley, ten minuterw
lfrom depot Inquire ‘14 \l' oodw urd ave-l
hue Tel 11061? x H til
i
A PAll'l‘hl E’NTS ‘
TO LET—TH RICH
tat 55 and 57 Spring street consisting ~
3 oi foe and six rooms with lmprolet ‘
ntcnts. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 1 6
Grove St. Telephone 1393-12. P‘2-It.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of \'orwalk SS Probate
1 MIN. Februat) t. .l) 1916
Estate of Inuit- ilint-lt. late of .\'or-
walk. in said District, docettaetl. .
The (‘ourt of I’i‘ohulc for the Dis- .
trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months itotn the date hem‘
oi for tho creditors of said Ilstatc to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
_'I‘hose who neglect to prosont thcir
accounts, properly attested. Within
said time. will be tlebarrod a recovery
t.\Il persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to Mary 'Iiinck.
Admitli‘strntrix.
Fl-B-lt’i.
At a Court of Probate holden at
Not-walk. within and for the District
‘0! Norwalk. on the it day of February.
A. l).. 1916.
Whereas, a certain written instru-
ment. dated the 8111 day of February.
1
." lillii. by and betwecn Frederick S. L;-
on and Lillian H. Lyon husband and
wire, of said Not-walk. parties of the
first part. and Mary C. Eretitt ot‘ said
Norwalk. party of the second part,
mounting in substance. for the legal
tadoption by the parties of the first part
loi’ the said Mary C. Everitt. party or
the second part. has been filed in this
Court; and
Whereas. said parties have made
written application to this court for
:the approval of said agreement;
Ordered. That said matter be heard
land dcermined at the Probate Office
. in Norwalk. on the 2ist day of I-‘ebruc
3any, 1916, at 2 o'clock. afternoon, and
1 that public notice thereof be given by
; hearing.
. HENRY \V. GWRY.
flt') II
M
{ HERALDS OF SPRING
1' ’
!
See‘Our Lad‘cs' and Misses'
Spring Suits
Priced from $13. 50 to $35.
CREDIT IF YOU WISH.
(lately 81 Brennan
COHSL
publishing this order in a newspaper-i
having a clrl'uiation in this District.t
at least five days before said day of}
Judge. '
WANTED'vl‘KI’r—TIENim Fl) ()1’I‘K $7 000 "RE
m
slots on Singer llllfl‘nll‘i‘m to sew
Apply to \icton‘a \l' aterpioof
CU . lib \\'tttt‘l hil‘t‘t'l.
ill 31
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WANTED A \"()I NO )I.\\' ()l' lull
in years oi one for store and stock
room work One with experience nrc-
Souili Norwsik.
Is 111 uw.
liultt our the range
with perhat» a wall
Instead ttt uotng ml hunt» through
the rtwt of the
take
atlt cottage
hour-c,
OI
why
our
not
i 1 be ra I
lititlnt‘lill‘lllg Uni‘l""lta\f‘ your pip-
ing exit-titled at a wry low coat,
with libt-ral terms and o‘ttatn your
Charge
red App). to \l \ liiaychoft‘ 1t- (‘0 Three Monihs “as Free 0‘ age-.11 isa tertain relief for $“t3l‘ nix. ‘
pHohtE N0. 1680 and our repre-
sentat‘ve will call promptly,
as: soon! MALI "I‘M smut
so 1 Esect-d that ma .- longer “any
Classified Ads.”-——To Let. Is in Hall bah ,3 .. “M... . ...?“
than b
' For Sale, business and or Inn libs 13:... ““33“" .... ......»
an 80 Professional Cards. and the Year 11in...“ 11.. ... “......
§is rimmed lb: increased catw
Miscenaneous———— 1916? mgs of certain concerns handling
_, .vnr nutritious W1 receive atten-
LASSIFIED Advertisementson manage. Twenty-Five Words orless. 25c M . :1: {arm fi‘igg‘o‘s‘edwag l
three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- . ”2‘0""; .1: £03,, flflfiui'fl": use ”tumors will not be ailecred
lace or Caps. Double Price. not sumo where a W range geith" .
l
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES.
Alil‘ll'.~ lll"
powder to be shaken iIIIti the l
‘and used in the t‘Ootitath ll relivi'esl
Echilblains. frost bites. painful, <wollcnp
I’Ull.~f.ilht‘. ‘dllli 111111 E
S’I'M'~
‘smamng feet and lquaIllly lak1-~ the
:sting out of turns and huntots 11>
the greatest comfort discovery of the
IIPV ‘
25C Al-
shitt‘s.‘
Allr‘t S
(allous and (old tired aching
Son by di‘ugciste everywherc.
ways use it to break in new
Trial package tree. Address
jOlmFtead, la- R0). \' Y
1
1
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The United Electric Does Your Heart ’,
light & Water Co.
67 WALL 8T.
NORWALK
'PHONE ‘I
680.
lThitdt for Peace 1
land Happiness ' i
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1Continu£d irom First Page.)
About 4.30 o'clock this morning
“Drink Deep Then at the Spark-
“Here are Big Bargains-and
we all know it”
Andrew Davey
ALWAYS ENDEAVORS TO OFFER QUALITY
AND QUANTITY—THE PRICE IS ALWAYS TO
YOUR ADVANTAGE.
90
WASHINGTON ST.
' Pro" 1
SOUTH NORWALK 5’
. Delivery
Phone
4' 0
Golden Grain Flour “it? 90%....
Presenting at All Tim the Fore-
Iing Fountain of Joy" 2
That Will Be Unveiled at. the l
PALACE
most Stars in Vaudeville and
‘ Silent Drama
BORDEN’S
MAGNOLIA C EVAPORATED 3
or CLOVER l 1 MILK FOR
MILK can Tall Cans 25C
ATLAS ZEREGAS’
PANCAKE 3 pgk‘« “$31221?” 1 .
or '
FLOUR 25C Regular 7 c ‘
loc pkg.
Atlas
Jelly
Powder
Ioc pkg.
FAIRY
SOAP
4c
cake
Mrs Nyary was awakened by the cry
of her baby. When she got up. she
noticed the room was titled with
rilillkt' Shouting to hcr husband. she
liSlu‘ll whit! the troublc was, and
whcrv lllt‘ smoke was coming from.
\VIH'II .\lr. Nyttry was aroused. the
hotiec was completely filled with‘
>Illnh’h' tic gntllcrtd up lllr children
not ntmiw his escape, with is wli’c.
lil'lllrlllllL’ to tho burning building I111
called his parents. (on' ttlcrable diili
lull) tutti exponent-ed in waking ai
‘wrutn Lil‘l who ptond to ho a deep
‘glppptvr \11 out of lllt‘ Ott‘llpanl‘
li..tl ‘llin‘ '1‘! L'liiillt‘ ihclnm-lu-s wag-Ir.
‘ ltti: iilll\ lllt‘ll’ night t‘liillli'r}. ':-' llli}|‘
Ilirltwl lll'il 1h.» hilt)“ 111 1'.tlt barc‘
f- ot' t
Mr N}tlI’Wmli‘It'Illlill‘tl to incur 111
cows and spriuucrs It'rictiman. South
. Noruitlk. Tci. llfil.
LOST
LOST— lil'll,l)IN(lrl.()AN .liOOK
227d l-‘intlt-r picttst- notify Taylor A
GOIIII‘II. {Io ll
LOST—SATI'IIIIAY. l-‘l-Zlilll'AliY
'tllt about 1 o't-iot it betwccn Ito'anytttn
and SilllUl .\orw:tlk station an Ansco‘
c.3111era Finder notify I“.
llox l? ...t. Rowitytmi. itcwat'ti
II Wright.
FIRE INTO CROWD.
One Man Seriously Wounded By But
lets Of Policeman.
NEW YORK. non. Ill—Ono man was
{14 n1 . tltc uptown tlrt- dcpartmcnt.
.l ‘
1 llogtirdtln,
.1»! men responded
’“IIS
shot and seriously wounded and t-‘ein‘
and others suffered minor injuries late.
yestcrday when a squad of police es-
corting 2013 labors-re on their way to
‘work at the plant of the E. W. Bliss
Co. in Brooklyn, tired into a crowd
of several hundred strikers who had
attacked them. Two patrolman were in
jured when all automobile in which
they and other reserves were beinu
taken to the scene of the trouble was
overturned on the icy pavement.
The strike in the Bliss plant where
war munitions are being manufac-
tured began on Saturday when 700
_of 3001) utukilled laborers. employed
in the forging department
ed a uniform scale of wages.
demand
PAlAC[____ IIIEAIRE
The House of Hits
Mat.. 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9.
i Balcony 5c. Orchestra 10c.
’ Special Features Today .
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 '
Robert Warwick in
1 Fruits of Desire.
A.Worid lFilm Wonderplay .
in 6_acts "
i‘
TOMORROW
Triangle Day
«Jo-W a]: and Tully Marsh-w
bet Katy Do It
l
'tank on Summit street couldn't
used.
Thursday, Friday.
"GRAND IU‘BILEE
VAUDEVILLE l
'CARNIVAL"
and Saturday
FEB. 17, 18, :9
‘An Array of Stars Surpassing
All Previous Bills"
1
i
l
lug.- $1 ll.11;1nr.i dog he kept chained
in thc barrntmt nights, Iltil III‘ ‘53“
unable to fight his Wit) through the
il.tllll‘\, and the .tnimttl wax, burned.
to tlctzlh. Mr Mar) also triv-d to law‘-
:1 roll oi bills in Ilt‘pl In 1hr saloonl
but lIiI' "itilil‘s and so: thot't- bvioio
hitn
.‘ttt attempt was
but i2. Snow and ice.
lotigcti in II!" H")'IIU|(‘,
tonld not bc inwrtt-d ’I‘bts int-anti
that much valuable tlvtt'o wait. that.
Finally it ti-lcpltonc call was sent intttl
winch
inuncttuttcly untitled (‘ttlcf tlcorge W
The chict‘ and :1 numbcr
\i‘hon thm ur
rived on tho scene a tcltphonc call
sent into the South
made to ring ir.‘
ltom-i't-r, ha 11
11nd thr- ht‘}’|
42 bc rung in from the master box
This was done.
The firemen laced serious obstacles
in their battle with the flames Three
lines 01 how were laid out lhti build
ing being thus surrounded
the watt-r was turned on the pres,
sure was found to be extremely low.
Two of the lines of base were thrown!
on' and but one “no played Exen'
then the pressure was so poor than
the one iiuc could only tnrow a dis-
tance of ten feet.
l“Extraordinary jubilee Feature
"Earths Greatest Protean Star‘
Mr. 0th MC Givneti
“Bill Sykes”E
Norwalklperionnnnce that no man. woman
electric light station asking that box. child can afford to mm The most re
markuble presentation of
Evorbody should see this startlini: ox—
ihibition.
\\ hen l "Owen McGivney
(See His Contracts on Exhibition
Number (1)
Who Will Present Dickens ‘
Immortal Work-—
A
or
Playing e\ cry character himself.
the HEP
is one of the
highest salaried artists in
Vaudeville"
in the Lobby of the Palace). ,
Ladders were hoisted. and the meat
=worked close to the flames. but bei
cause of the decidedly poor water
support they Were forced to watch ‘
at
the flames get away from them an
destroy the building.
Chief Bogardns got into communi—
cation with the water commissioners
and asked if the water from the big
bet
This was not found fusible."
howevet. as this tank was filled from!
the North Taylor menue pipeline l
The reason for the low pressure,
was given that during the cold weir
‘ther residents leaie their faucets;
,running all night to avoid the pipesl
'from freezing. The danger of this
iin time of tire is shown well by last
. night's experience
i The loss will be from :7 000 to $8.-
{000
\‘yary through the Jacob M.
Agency, on Railroad avenue
FRENCH FORTRESS ‘AB DLY
DAMAGED BY GERMAN}
. SHELLS
(Continued from-First Page.) 1
l
comingyou. willbemadcinflxs
House of Corinnons‘t'at Ottawa.
this afternoon, bySir Thoma:
l
l
Layton
thescdeswofuntiminmm
inundimdn last mesh. bySir
insurance was carried by Mr. .
,.SOU FHERN TRIO
White. Finance Minister. “Hille-L
MASON 81 HOWARD.
Jubilee Feature No. (2)
Danceland
A Spectacular Dance and Song
Revue, with Five Charming‘
Girls and Four Clever Come-
dians.
Jubilee Feature No. (3)
‘Banjo _ Bill l
Instrumental Comedian
Jubilee Feature No. (4) l
- Singing Comedians‘Exu-an ‘
ordinary . .1
Jubilee Fanatic No. .(5)
20 Mule Team
BORAX
1 lb. pkg. cut to
FELS-
SOAP
Powder
F'I‘? T bl DAVEY'S -.
1 5551.121" 4 C PURE nonax 7 cake’
Large Bag 80 5}‘ P 25C
s
(fut to
8c
12‘?
Go'dm Santos
COFFEE .
19ft...
th from
301...
the master.
__‘ “m
Atlas
Pickles
Sweet. Sour.
Mixed, Plain.
Mustard
5 oz. jar
4c
Hersh e y’s
COCOA
{.2 lb. can ........ 15¢
Small Catt ....... . 86
You Want Schicc—
Here it is-
Grandma's Wa‘h ’ng
Powder“ 10 C
Large 1 5c pkg.
“The Finest
PEERLESS
COFFEE
20 Stamps Free.
PILLSBURY‘S
BRAN
Regular 15c pkg.
THEATRE;
PHONE 1501
REGENT
Thursday, Feb. 17th."
MATINEE AND NIGHT
COMING IN ALL. THEIR OLITTERING GLORY.
OSCAR 1'. H0069 PmENTS
NEIL O’BRIEN
AND HIS GREAT AMERICAN
MINSTRELS
Hooded bs-tbe- Inimitable Neil. Ind. M Eddie Ross. ‘ . f
~.. Mailer. Juries n'srsrdL. ran-tallest:- Remnant.“ t1.
' - wad-mmmnmlmylumt Ilsa. . ,
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--’Wmmmmml—M no
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