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LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nis page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
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lace or Caps. Double
Classified “Ads”—To Let.
For Sale,
Price.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
Business and
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FOR SALE PROPERTY OF THE
luc- Harriet A. Rogers, located at 52
Osbolt .«tenue, Ernst Norwalk. Conn.
tl.ot 71. test s inches front. 73 feel i
mt‘lie.‘ tear. 156 feet in depth House,
6 room all improvements and barn
on the property. inquire of The South
thotuatk Trust (‘0. met ulOi
1'23 'c't
FOR SALE—LOVUMUHILI‘I TOI'R
lug car i912 Aittays driteu by Olifliii'
.1 owner, Icomplele equtptnent. gnod
tires, one extra. New otte 111.111 top.
Thoroughly otet‘hauied, $850 cash. P.
D. Boa )ll. fL’i 3t.
FOR SALE—1915 CHEVROLET
touring self—starter, 1918 Overland
roadster. 1918 Buick touring, 1912
Marion touring. Wehrle's Garage
11 unload St. South New alk J29- :1.
Lu“, —— A, . i
FOUND M t
FOUNO— A BICYCLE 1N ROWAY i
too. (inner can have same by paying.
charges A. B. Wood. “Roton avenue.‘
f23 3t
—AUCT|ON
Public Auction of horses. cows, wa-
gons and harness at O'Connor a stable, '
South Norwaik, Saturday, Feb. 26th.
I: 30 p m. This sale includes horses'
for alII kinds of work. Several wagonsl
and harness. Also several good cows. l
Due to freshen in early spring. Btockl
Ioliclted for this sale. Tel. 874-12. E.
m, for entries. {28 St
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BUSINESS NOTICES
A. 10°an 10 NORTH MAIN ST.
lentil Norwatk. Bicycles. motorcycles
"d Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged
hart repairing. Baby carriages re
flired. We do vulcanixfitg. Prices rea-
penable.
"LA-DiEB—THE NU nose concur
has the pliable stay giving comfort and
support. Elderly people and those suf-
fering from surgical operations special-
ised. Special prices through March.
Mrs. Lillian Reynolds. 64 Winfield St,
m 'Norwsik, Conn. Tel. 241-5 f23 1m
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A Brief Story of
Savings in
Household Needs
Tomorrow Saturday
10c Rights" Stove and Nickle Pol-
ish ....................... 7c can
We Wizard Oil Floor Mops ....... 29c
Black Enameled Mail Boxes ....... 9c
60c Adjustable Coffee Mills ....... 39c;
lce Creepers. complete with straps,
.......................... 10c pair
79c Reliable Alarm Clocks ........ 59c
59c large size Japanned Bread Box-
es ........................... 47c.
39c Fancy China Sugar and Cream
Sets ...................... At‘25c"
65c 24x11 Cocoa Door Mats ...At 49o
59c 10m. heavy tin Bread Raisers
At 47c‘
Heavy Asbestos iron Holders ...... 4c3
$1.00 lincle Hiram's Furniture \’ar— 1
nisit, 1 qt. size. Saturday ....... 49c
89c brown and white oval Cssser-
oles, 3m. size .............. At 39c
98c black ceiling Dusters ..... At 79c
49c long handle Window Brushes,
with tin back. Saturday ....... 39c
Albert F. Gehebe
Phone 1m Prompt Dellve c..ry ;
26 Washington St. Bo. Nerwalk
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1 tion.
j Boulevard.
' paid while learning.
TO LET. t
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WANTED.
T0 LET—FIVE PLEASANT ROOMS‘
newly papered and painted Some im-
protentents No :2 Raymond street,
South Noruaik inquire oi John 11
lit-Verne), 1’” Elm street. or on the
premises 121 31
TO
Tililih.
LET—TWO CONNECTING
furnished atth gas platt, Hal
outer and all conveniences for
light housekeeping $2 7.0 per week.
214 East auntie fL’l 3t
S'0\1‘,
FOR SALE—FAMILY MOVING
out of town owes balance of 5129. on
a handsome upright grand piano it
is yours for balance. Write The
Gibbs Piano C0,, 71-73 Main street.
Springfield, Mass. (30 years in one lo
cation.) fill in
TO LET—BUNGAIDW. N0. 31
Lincoln avenue, 6 rooms and bath. All
improvements. Rent 820. inquire of
(‘ E. Hoyt. fit if
To LET—ONE HALF HOUSE,
West side of 21 Union sreet. Seven
rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec-
tric lights. all new. gas range connec-
Newiy painted interior and ex-
terior. New up to—dste plumbing. Rent
$20 per month. Possession at once.
'The Hatch A Bailey (30., 29 Marshall
street. South Norwalk. 16 tf
To LET—~TWO THREE ROOM
floors and two four room iloors. im-
protements electric lights and as.
One minute from trolley, ten minutes
from depot. inquire at Woodward ave-
ttue. Tel. 1106-12. ii if
To LET—THREE APARTMENTS
at 55 and 57 Spring street consisting
of five and six rooms with improve
mellis. inquire Mrs. R. Tariov, 1 6
Grove St.“l‘elephone 1393-12. 1‘2-11.
T0 LET—FlVE ROOM FLAT CE-
dar street; improvements. 3 offices,
Washington street. inquire Samuel
Roodnor South Norwaik. n18 if
'ro LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL lil-
provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn.
chicken house. fruit trees. small cot:
tags on premises. Rent :30. Gregory
inquire Dr. Bohannan,
all) if
64 South Main St. Phone 60.
-of cattle and poultry.
. paid.
Icomlt Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
CLUETT, neasonv co. me. I
waste— |
“summon openness on
power machines.
tnovs. . 1 - l
GIRLS EXPERIENCED IN MAKING
paper boxes. Also learner. Lennon‘—
éING. 111'er In. N. uamorr a
co. 15 streams smear. sou.
itvanx. us (it
RIOTER HELD ON senous l,
CHARGE. ‘
sswrnosoos. Feb. 25.—JotmI‘
Chernik. one of the strikers who re-
cently participated in the riot on the
Central Vermont wharf, was held to
day under $2 .000 bonds for the Supei
rior court on a charge of assault with:
intent to kill. Four other riotersl
were bound over on breach of the;
peace charges in bonds of $1. 000 andi
three were discharged from custody.
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WANTED
300 OPERATORS
waists. Those With Experience at
Singer Power Machinos *Preiflred.
Give Age. Expolionce sndSaIsry Ex-
peeled.- Address
Office
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for Ladies Shirt-
i. W Mine of
1M—“h‘a’. .~—.‘...__ - . h...
WANTED—A NEAT GIRL AS GEN-
eral noun-workers or nurse and nail
ress Apply u. Park street. or phone
618-5. 125 3t
WANTED-EXPERIENCED SALES»
lady for cloaks and suits. The Paris,
33 South Main street. 125 31
WANTED «OPERATORS. EXPERr
ienced on Singer power machines.
“cell or ptete work Also girls to
clean illllUll. tiood pay and steady
uork ttsstned Royal Manufacturing
(‘0, s3 \\'.l.~hittgtott street, fill o't
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL i‘tlit
ligln housework. ‘.\'o washing or .
cooking. Call mornings and Sundays,
Mrs. Mints. 54 North Main street.
ilailford Block. {24 3t
WANTEm—JI‘HRE'E lIXvi‘liitNiSIi-
ed rooms 111 center of town, by young
couple. Address W. H. 1)., co Semi
not. fill at
WANTED—A COLLECTOR Wl‘i‘il
experience. Ambitious and steady.
References required. Apply by letter to
Box .\‘0. 415 fill 31
WANTED—A MIDDLE ADGED‘
married man. no children. would like
a position as caretaker of a gentio
man's place: Janitor or watchman. Ap-
ply at 6 Burritt avenue. 123 at
WANTED—EXPERIENCED STRAW ;
operators for ladies' hats. Also learn-L
era for lining hats. Wages from stem,
Apply Modern Straw Hat Works.,
Schuyler avenue, Stamford, t‘onn.
. f23 8t
WANTED~A (lOOi) BRIGHT.l
smart, active boy about it or 15 yearsf
old. (‘iln find a good position with:
M. .\'. Mayeltoft a Go. Apply quickly at
the factory. in Merwin street. Not-walk.
f23 tl’
WANTED vl-‘EMAIJC OPERATORS
on Sings? power sewing machines to
work on mint-oats. Also girls for in-
spectors. Must be over it; years of
age. Good pay. and steady work. Ap-
”ply to i). L. Harris. 83 Washington St.
Top floor. {23 :ll
WANTED—(111th ron customs]
housework. (‘ail mornings. .\ir.~. ueo
i-‘ooie, l (‘ottt'titutd place, South Not-
1 walk.
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
Best prices.
ll. Friedman,I
Bob calves, 3R.
WANTED-Gl-RIB TO DO merino}
“tritium WITH nammaumot
last) SEWING. oooo waoos as!
aSURED AIND ram WHILELEARN-
=REGENI
Offering Picture Programs Up to
a Standard—Not Down to
a Price.
Mat. 2:15. Ev'g. 7:15 and 9.
All seats ............. . 10 cents
Boxes and Lodges ........ 20 cents
TODAY
Paramount presents the Star,
PAULINE FREDERICK
_ln_.
“The Sp’der"
SATURDAY
Anita Stewart and Earle Williams
Cyrus Townsend Brady's
-1!!—
"My Lady’s Slipper”
MONDAY:
Palhe offers the Original New
York Cast in
I“ Madam X "
A Five part Picture Play.
TulsDAY:
Theodore Roberts in Paramount's
Puddiu’lload Wilson
wsoussoav: ‘
Mr. and Ice. Vernon Costie‘ia'
. their Own Play, '
fro; wlr rl of 111.11“
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Our Special
illousepipiug Offeri
Closes Feb. 29th
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Only a few short days left i
in which to take advantage of :
our house-piping oiier which l
enables you to obtain your l
first
Three Months’ Gas Free oil
Charge
Don't miss this big Oppor-
tunity.
PHONE No.16” and our teprg.
untative will call promptly.
The United Electric
Light & Water Co.
‘7 WALL IT. NORWALK
'PHONE 1‘30.
“Everybody”
Should See. This Gigantic “All
Star" Bill
1 at the Amusement Centre
of the Town,
PALACE
Always Presenting the Best in
Entertainment
“Today" Friday and
Saturday
Grand Mid-Winter
Vaudevniie
Festival
The Unparalled Festival Fea-
ture ExtraOrdinary
George Auger
'i‘he Tallest Comedian on Earth
LAND GIRLS
Niagniiit 1 nt .“lituttlltt nu-
In Three Massiw Scenes
in a 0'
do}.
“The Giant Fear"
The i-‘otctnost (‘ontedt Hit in Van-
_ deville.
The Jaytown Family
Presenting "L'ncle‘s Reubelt‘s Re-
ceptiou."
A Character Comedy Episode. sur-
passing anything hitherto
seen here.
An Unusual Novelty and Comedy
Spectacle.
'K ocioy BIros. 81 Co.
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“THE SPORTING GOODS
STORE"
introducing innumerable Laugh
Provoking Antics and Sur-
prise Sensations.
The New York Winter Garden'l‘t‘a-
vorites.
Sully 81 Arnold
in Musical Comedy Excerpts.
America‘s Leading Baritone Solo-
ist,
Roy la Pearl
"The Singing Blacksmith...
SPECIAL finsrtvn
FEATURE
Photo Play
PROGRAM.
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OUOPEOT BOYe 0F 1'RYINO To
‘ it is relieving the system of coughs,
WIBOK TRAIN.
BRIDG‘EPOIT. Web.- 25. —-8everai mill-
AND HIS TEN FAIRY- l!
I 113m" lion ”
bore. ,
ates before an express train crowd-1
ed with-passengers was-due to
aIItie plate was found
soon after -1-
.afteinoou u a track near the "tin
bridle".
Amm
o'clock My "-
repofidlt.“
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saw. me
ndrew Davey
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90 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
Phone Ntxflthz Eatlra kSpecial Offerings in Teas Coffees, Canned Good: T—I—t
4]“ Ton— ts ee —At Prices That Mean a Substantial Saving m ”Clive”
Sptrry and Barnes '
Slillicil Shoulders c . 13¢ lb.
DAYEY'S ,I DAVEY‘S
iitlyler s Cocoa l 8" _
Peerless “W" 25‘ C“ W t° - -------- Peerless Tea
Pickles . All Kinds—
COIICC Quart Jars Sweet, Sour, Mixed, PIalnCut “28¢ Pure. Fragrant,
Roasted and blend— , Delicious.
d 1. , Tuna fish . 1 ._ C. .
inniymfif skill m“ c‘" """" 2(k 5”" m" 12/2¢ 3:31:12: m
cannot produce a [
coffee with more gaIIIkcAEPEEIIIOSIIIIflIIOII 3 fill“ 250 50c lb-
strength or flavor. no Stamps Free
T" “ WP 5.9%.." 37'.“ My! .3929 3 for 25¢
300 lb N J . DAVEY‘S
1.5:! ~.‘."§‘r°.¥.s""‘. ............... 10¢ Hi h Grade
St F . ’
2° amps m . New Sauerkraut 10¢ I“ as
Lar'ge NO. 3 C805 .. . ..................... All Kinds. ’ "I
- New is , ““3“ “"Y .
gaigég Large Else“ Pans ...................... 10¢ 50c 1:" 35c
SAN S Fancy Maine Style . 20 tamps m
COffee 8.." com 2 cans for 15.5 ATLAS BRAND
Fresh Roasted . ..
Daily. wrung: Cans; 25c Value ............ 18¢ Pute Spices
and“ “y ’5" “NM" 1n Air Tight Cm;
““19 lb Regular 25c Cara? ....................... 21¢ Special at '
c e V
California in Pia-s 10¢ lilo Lari .
5 ills. for W Line No. 3 Cans—Cut to ..... . ............ —— «-
lsrdcns Iivsperstedlllk3hr25¢ Quaker Oats"
D . B ‘4' Tell out. ...................... t Regular 10c pkg.
any a dag , c... 1..
13:53.92?! 10¢ ..... ...... IS¢
Powder
Absolutely Pure
.Pareictilard
25¢
8c
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loo Stamps F... it'.t‘.‘€9i9"91ii‘9i¥.iiitl 34¢ ll). iiuckwheat
With Each Pound. fancy Table BIIIICI' 29¢ l l 1631:1351 No. a Pkg.
Atlas Va i T
”the 'forem‘sn they [Olt
For Cough;
and Colds
Even Stubborn and
Dangerous Bronch-
Flax-Seed Oil and irish Moss, two of
'Linonfnes important ingredients. are
treatment of coughs and colds. emulsi-
Ithey form an irresistible preparation
[for the immediate relief and prompt
cure of all forms of coughs and colds.
even bronchitis. most stubborn of all
Try this famounoid family remedy and
experience the comfort it brings to
these who use it. The purest and safest
of all remedies it builds up the body
throat and mmm‘
nus-anew beenmafr
nut
is Yields to Linonine:
well-known 'agents. separately. in the-
ned. together with other curative come-1
dies, in Kerr's Flax-Seed Emulsion,§
coughs, yields to its healing properties.)
in his possession.
0. etil.51at-ps Willlt‘ticllililli'lollilwusg
101:1 Pkg. Cow Soda
‘lhe forem‘an told Policeman Georg}:
'I‘obis and Detectite James [boley
that he had seen boys playing in incl
neighborhood \theer repair workwaa'
going on. He said that the train prob
,uny would have swept aside the ob»
l
stacie.
Some excitement was caused all
first, when a report was sent to po-
lice headquarters that a fish glue.
Itsken from the tracks, had been like
ed on a switch to wreck a train.
i
ate FIRE lN PITTSBURGH. ‘,
Three Alarms for Blane in Pops-Ia.
Manufacturing District.
PITTSBURGH. Pa.. Feb. 25.——'l'hreel
slums of fire were rung in from 5th!
and Smallman streets. the pop-Ion.
lmsnufacturing section of the city}
The fire is in the warehouses of the)
Union Storage Company. '
Titc blaze originated in a six story-
wnrchouse and quickly apreadl
through the structure, which was
filled with oil, brandy. and other in
flammable materials. A number of:
oxvgen tanks exploded soon after the
alarm was sounded. and six cars on
.11 Baltimore & Ohio railroad switch
into the building were set on fire. sir--
forts of the firemen were directedtow-
:‘ard saving adjoining property.
LYNGHING IN GEORGIA.
CAR'I‘ERSVILLE, 0a.; Feb. 25.—
Jesse McCorkie, a negro. was taken
from jail here. early today. by he!
11 hundred men and boys. hanged to
a tree in front of tLe City Hall. afl
lapeeal Session of Board of Pardon.
lu- Hubert B Case of Bertha-std. <‘
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'- 10:1 pkg 1 or hot
(if Lemhn 1 can Karo Syrup 10:1 can Atlas C0203 20: ATLAS
I: xt act 1 pkg. Atlas Oats XOtI bottle Vanilla 15. PANCAKE
1pkg. Atlas Corn 1 bottle Lemon .. 15c F 0 r
Large Bottle Starch ........ too hot Sela" Oil tec ' u
1 pkg Quaker Farina 1 hot. Bluing .. 10C Cm ,3
250 to: 1 hot. Ammcna 10C _
l 1 pkg. Atlas Tapioca 1 can Dutch Clean- 8 tor 25c
25 Stamps Free mc scr ........... to:
1 pkg Boys] Cocoa- 1 pkg. Borax 10':
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wuume PLEA FOR urn TO III
HEARD monoav.
Will Take Place On Monday. .
HARTFORD Feb. 25 —A spectafl‘
meeting of the board of pardons will
he held Feb. 28 by order of the gin?
unor. on petitions of Williams Ili-
loe. under sentence of death for tit
border of tumor County Comm“
hat November. and Pasquale M
In «New Haven. convicted of murder
1cm illicit
11111 111 ill stilt
Du‘l Stay Greyi. Here's an Old-tilts!
Recipe That Anybdy can
Apply
The use of Sage and Sulphnre for r8
dosing faded. gray hair to its natural
0hr dates back to grandmother's
time. She used it to keep her hair,
beautifully dark, glossy and abundant.
IMver her hair fell out or took on
(hf. dill. faded or streaked appear H
once. this simple mixture was applied
wit Will effect. .
nit brewing at home is mussy a; ‘
Mot-dame. Nowadays, by asking
any drug store for a 60 cent hottlefi
'Wy’efhs Sage and Sulphure W
n-csy. you will get 1111. mou- elf
recipe which can be depended um tb
histbody riddled with bullets. ,
McCorkie was arrested last nut.
for breaking into the boosted A. 1'.
Heath. according to lire. -
whose husband was away. In is
caught ileCorkie' p wouiided
still bleeditfi and he had the recipe
1.~—~
an) Walur martian
"annulus-museum's.“-
.Ielsli‘ofm‘mh
‘ m natural color and beauty “5...,
struggle the woman shot the 'neue-galtdarkens the halt-so M,
‘ in the wrist with a; revolver. ‘h manly um ”mymfln
wrun- '
-'—uofsoftbnishwithttaill
‘HIs the-Iss1: year hair. cells
hi and is splendid for dandral.‘
halal, Itchy scalp and falling
A well-known downtown . ~
applied. ‘You simply has! .
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