Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 3, 1917 · page 7

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DEATHS ANDa mumLs GROwn coun'r To A
HEAR MPEAL sou .F'A'l

Mrs. Francis A. Volk

The mineral services of the late Seats were at. a premium in thé
Mrs. Francis A. Volkv' 01.731139915119191, Criminal Superior courtroom this
will be held = Friday morning at 9 morning when attorneys for Jack
o'clock from St. Mary’s Church. lnter- Dover-aux and William Fair, accused
ment will be in St. Mary's cemetery. of manslaughter in connection with.

 
 

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firmness. and Professional
”Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.

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" 'FOR SALE.

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RAVCIC,

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FOR 3ALE—KITCHEN

Advertisements ,

 

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TO LET.

TO LET-THREE

ROOM AP AR '1‘-

Less, 256. Three Times,
Juno. BlackfaceorCaps Double Price.

 
 

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WANTED.

WANTED-BOY FOR DELIVERY. .

M'stel back, good condition, $7. M, 1., 11‘19nt, light heat, and pm liege of the Apply at. New YOIR Butuer and Egg

Hubert, care Feillsod 13 Ely 111 enuc
Mw—w —._-
Andrew Juhass 215 E. Washington St
'S1rloin steak, 24c; round steak 22c:
fresh shoulder 180; polk 1"’ib -21'; veal
outlet 26c; teal chops 24c. it: 31
FOR SALE—LIVE SPRING CHICK-
ens, 250 lb. at 15 and 37 Ely uremic.
Friedman's.
IFOR SALE—GOLDEN RUSSICT ('1-
der from Palmer's Old Orchard Mills.

 

 

 

 

Not like ordinary cider. ll is made I111111,.\'11rwailt lOIIIOII‘OII' morning at 9 o'clock from States' Infantry. (colored) won the preached Tanlac's instant and tre-‘otfenshe and annoyins catarrha

from selected russel apples 'l‘Il' IL To LEI-”OR FOR SAI‘E‘THE AI ‘ __ St. Mary's Church. The remains will weiter weight championship of the lucndous leap into popularity. ifecls like bad breath, droDDiE‘K

M'm Miller. Washington street 1129 91 19“ Dam” Place at R0V‘"d-""Um-T0n i n ‘_ . ‘ , ‘ 1111, taken by Funeral Director D. w. regular army yesterday at El Valle The original company which put mucous, watery eyes and 0°“
101.1111: and WANTED~=c .1..1. IIOlt (..l'..\I~.RAI. . .

 

—BUSINESS NOTICE.

——-MONEY
Gather your rags, papers and other

lullk and notify us.
best. Philip P. Millioncv, .12 \"an Zuni
street, East Norwalk Phone 1132 .1

 

 

FOR SALE—=6 room house
with all modern improvements,
in good location, East Norwa 1k.

Price $2, 300. Small deposit, bal-.

ance mortgage. -Also have a
building lot, 38 x 170, on Arc h
street, Norwalk Can he bought
reasonable. For particulars

Ask John T. Haves

a MAIN ST. NORWALK.

rReaI. Estate-Insurance

 

”LOST.

LOST-~A BUNCH OI‘ KEYS
Wednesday night, bctuecn Rust
walk and Norwalk. II‘illdci‘
phone 1950. Reward.

EWANT

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WANTED~GIRLS TO WORK

> : ’ ‘ ‘ At
a 32st. .0 11...... .11... entered on stint: "' m
OPERATORS ’ou SEWING mncni Pfass'blooks and ‘hmd 0" and 111111.111. an'ii Marines also improved {05.3110
“95» 1’” P'huerleflmm8= I lisli'i'lonil, Jill]. :1.~w111»n Mrs. 3 let anuary ml 1915- appreciably. an upw r S ‘" '
‘ ,Snnlucl 14115111111111, of No. 55 Portland MONEY DEPOSITED ON

WANTED» YOUNG
stock room.

Clueil Peabody

MAN IN

 

 

 
 

 

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‘ oHaIrJGet; Thick Glossy,
-32.!!! Macautiful at Once.
Minty—hey
‘ of I Your hair becomes light,
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' swollen mum. at
'7 comes instantly.

1130 (it

We will pay tho‘

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Cetiain ?.—thai's'

. us nod beautiful as a younti

ibaih. Inquire, of Daniel Keyworth, 45
lliuh street, South Norw,alk Conn.

1'3 3t-
” to make 11 hite muslin pctticoats, Good
ROU' .I pay, plus bonus

 

T0 LET—TWO FOUR
apartments. Improvements.
84 Woodward avenue or
street, South Noru'tllk. Tel,
4733,

Inquire

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provcments.
sti'ect, South Norwalk.

 

\euiently located. chcn
VIIIIUI, Ilot air hcnt. Apply
street, phone 1085—12 or

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young
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LET—— I’REII‘ERABLY
men, two nicely
located

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51} Water;
or:
33 3t lunch wagon. Inquirc Mrs. l..

_ ldick, 22 Franklin stl'cct,
T0 LET~5 ROOMS WlTll ALI. 1.11- 3

Inquire 145 South Main
1.2 3t also chambeimaid and waitress Apph'

_ {to Mrs Ross llul'chard, 30 “wet me I

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WA NTED—WAN'I‘ED OPERATORS

G. S. Roth 6'; Sons
‘0, 8 Union street. 13 5 7

 

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WANTE.D-—A BOY TU \\'()lll\'

WANTEDw EXPERIENCED COOK,

 

2 (‘cntc‘ ihouscwork Small family. (lood wages.
,2 AnsliII Apply at 5 (-I‘I‘SIIPIII Terrace.

52 3t

WANTED->8 MEN TO CUT CORD

1110‘ wood, also single. 1111111 by the month.
furnishcd Nichols Poultry 10111111, (Uldm‘“m)d)|ag
1322 15 minutes

Pouus liveuuc. ’lcl.

Ofl Wcst avenue. ncal South .torwalk with; {111111 end of Blood ltivel trolleyi

c'enici. Inquire X. l. 2., cute Sentinel.“
(I31 3t;
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'l’hoiic 1853.

TO LET~ STORM
street, also lolt at 40 \\atcr sil'1ci.
South Norwulk.

l‘nl'rcll, 2-1 lIaviInlid street.

 

 

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all inlpi'ovclncnIs.
Fl'lillk

-tl rooms and built
,Iitt South Main street.
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i To LET~11 1100111 COTTAGE.
Jimprovmiicnts. l.tuv1'cncc sil'cci Ap-

ply to R. Josclovsky, Wait-1 sII‘I'vI, 111'
.t\'clluc. 113111-11 \’oi \‘t .1lk.
. To LET—«BASEMENT ARION
I “all 80 x 20. Suitable for any purpose.
j‘ inquire on premises.

3 -TO LET, STORE ’ AT" 20: EAST
{Washington sti'ect. Inquire at 64 S0.
‘1 Main street or 'phone 60.

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sil'cei, left her two children alone in
‘thc house 11 111k she crossed the street
to do some marketing this morning,
flier SUI] Abraham, used four years,
playing with matches. set fire to the

 

 

V lRGlNIA, Minn.,Jnn1~3.—.T\vo hun-
‘idi'ed and fifty woodsmen, strikers and
I‘lndustrinl Workers of the Wor,ld ngi
tutors. were arrested at Cusson, early
today, and brought here on a special
itrain for arraignment. The arrests

wore in connection with troubles aris-

ting out of a strike in the lunlbel mills
§The authorities accuse l. W. W. lend-
cis of inciting trouble in an effort to
force the lumber companies to recog~
nlze their organizations.

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.‘ Instant. 'relief—no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; ,the
air passages of your head clear and

Inquire of Edward mg school Join Uldil‘

'ro LET—STEAM HEATED l-'1.A'I'."""“"1"’-’= Pay

H.1'I' Cash, 1.111., Chestnut stl'cct.
11211 In"
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WANTED~~~=MUItl~I YOUNG MFNIngainsi yesterday's final QUOIflilons.
AT it WATER‘nnd ladies to join the big dnnc

IIIL'

classes, now forming. Policy's lion

WANTED—«GIRLS TO LEARN
while learning and
quick advancement for bright girls. .l.
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DIVI-DEND NOTICE

r34th
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI-
DEND OF

112:1 11 The Norwalk Savings Society

Norwalk, Conn.,
December 14, 1916.
At a meeting of Directors
of this Society, held this day a
dividend, at the rate of FOUR
(4) per cent. per annum was
declared to Depositor: from
the earnings of the six months
ending December 31, 1916.

OR BEFORE WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 10, 1917.
WILL DRAW INTEREST
FROM ANUARY ist. 1917.

 

 

 

exhibit their claims
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 payment
to

for settlement.

SAMUEL L. BENEDICT
Executor

,SEEK DIVORCE BUT NOT
ABLE To FIND SPOUSES
Three plaintiffs in divorce suits fil-

loff.
Eva Sadoska who asks for a divorce
from her husband, Kasivoni Sodoska,

,admits that she does not know where

you can breathe freely. No more hawk- he now is and says that he. has gone
ing, snuifling. blowing, headache, dry into parts' unknoWn"

ness. iNo struggling for breath at
night; your cold or catarrh disappears.

Get a small bottle of Ely' 5 Cream
helm from -vour druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, nmtiseptlc.

healing cream in your nostrils. It. pen- mmugh the newspapers
-etl'ates through every air passage of .

the head bottles the inflamed or

 

 
 
 
 
 

' ran and relief _

Charles lbnjdu of Bridgeport who
also wishes to be freed from martial
tie is equally uncertain Where: his
«wife. Mary Bonner 1111111., can he
found, and Is seeking to serve notice

- “1911 11 or group. gaining

(. inn initial sale of 10,000 shares at a 1
j" 3t 'point advance soon extending its
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Funeral of A. H Nickerson

Funeral services of Alfred H. Vinit-
erson, of 5 Edlie avenue, will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the late home. Rev. George M. Tep-
ple, pastor of the Advent Christian
Church and 'Rev. Mr. Daris, of Bridge-
port, will ollicinte. Interment will be
in the East Norwalk cemetery.

Funeral of E. H. Smith

ward Hall'lcy Smith, of Rowayton,
were held this afternoon from the R0
waylon Baptist Church. Rev. Henry
1'}. Anderson the pastor,othciat1d and
interelu m 11 .1s in Rayniomrs cemetery
flow a} 11111.

4

Funeral of J. A. Dwyer
The funeral services of John A.
IDII'ycr of 25 River street, will be held1

Raymond t0 liuntingt on,
t c l'nl on t .

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TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET. 10:30 a. ni.——P1'ices
11in boundcd forward at today's
‘nttivc opening, plonlinent issues, es
'pctizilly those comprising the so—call-
1 to 3 points

 

2U. 3.5111111 was the chief feature on

to 2 points.
l’clrolcums, Central
trinl Alcohol and othcr speculative
favorites wcrc strong. Metals also
made moderate gains. Motors weru
heavy, notably Studebaker and Gen‘
crul MumW. llnlls u'crc dull and ir-
regular.

WALL STREET. Noon.-——Aside from
further irregularity in Marines and
lowqtriced Rolls, the list continued its
advance or Ihe first hour. Steel scored
an extreme gain of almost 3 points,
rislngvto 112%. The change In the
Mexican situniion was reflected in it
six point rise for Mexican Petroleum
and 2 for American Smelling Bonds
were irregular.

WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.——=Trnd-
i111: sluckcncd in the afternoon, but
early gnlnsw re nlalncnined for the

Shipping shares,
Leather, Indus=

 

 

RAILROAD'S Bl LLON DOLLAR
YEAR '

WASHINGTON.
decrease

.liin. 3.-—-A slight
in rnllrond not operating

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Remson is not permitted to visit his

family and it was done to hurt his

family in a Way. Thanking you I am,
Respectfully,

inns CARRIE TIREMSON I

76 North Main St’.

 

 

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Lit-.Illitill'illlllgfiam,

true and air meager in . the whead ’
stops nasty dischargeor nose r11112
.ning, relieves sick headachesdullness,
feverishne'ss. sore , throat, sneezing."
sorenessnnd stiffness. ‘11

and snufflingl Ease your 1111011111115
head—nothingeise in the world givei
such promptirolisf nit "P11111135 Cold,
Contpoundi’vvmhlehwosta only 25 cents 5
air any“ = drug 111619.111 act's

 

 

'un’t' stay slurred-up! Quit- blowing ‘

without . p

the death of Mrs. Margaret Fair
make their final arguments and 1111
state, through State’s Attorney Homer
C. Cummings presents its final view
of the case.

The case has thoroughly aroused
more than usual interest and has
been hard fought. It is expected to go
to the jury either to-night or tome»
row morning Henry E. Shannon,

counsel for De1 ereaux will present all land women

The funeral services of (‘apiain Ed- :f‘rgument fOI' his client A final appeal was sold in a drug store in Lexlnglofl. pacify of its laboratories, but
111 the jury in behalf of Fair will be Ky.

mode by Jacob B Klein and State's

Attorney H0111?! C. Cummings, having the business world in which a million benefit of relief experienced
the right to close the arguments, will people now have a personal interest its influence in gimmick. BM 3%?
place concretely before the jury the; ~an interest supreme, because

salient points of the states case.

 

WILLIAMS . WINS TITLE
COLUMBUS, N, M., Jan. 3.—«Privaie
Rufus Williams of the 24th United

Mexico. by defeating Private Whitey
Burns of the 10111 United States in
fault-y. They fought twenty rounds.

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National Tonic Now Being Introduced Hen Has-Neverraeen ,
in Merit Thousands Praise it as these“: Remedy .2va
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A little more than two years agOiTanlac in sufficient quantity to
the first bottle of Tanlac, the modem,l the monster demand.
medicine which has been building up Overwhelmed with the.»
countless thousands of run down men mend, it became necessary
thloughout the (Ollntrl’..‘origiuul company to increase It};

 

Ithousand's of people who by
From that sale grew a romance of waiting for Tnnlac may share

it Is and catarrhal ailments and : '
.bnsed on health.
Today this remarkable pr ~321rutioll as nervousness, dyspepsia. 11min
-i.~' being distributed by the ca. load 111 sleeplessness loss 0111881111 =
the annals of DI‘OIIPIEIQI'Y medicines stiwength distress after eating, ‘1
nothing has . ewi remotely ap- nation, blotchy complexion and t

Tanlac on the market was completely wide. 1
swamped with orders in six months Tanlac now may be obtained at
and found itself unable to introduce EA It'leads Drug Store-”Ad“

 

 

 

 

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Selling
Good

in Furniture

Sellers

 

Kitc'hcn

TheiBest Cabinet. on the‘.Market Today

Demonstrate Its Truth to You Personally

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Idresses of his sistc1',l-‘rcdn,agcd onc STEP EN H. HOLMES, revenue for November, the first In ,3 _
,nnd one )1 ill vcnrs. \\ lien neighbors, President. more than two years, Is indicalcd by J I 1 D , 1 00 W I; d.
M )WhO were attracted by \\i1d screams FREDERICK A. ELLS, preliminary statistics made public for J) . own ‘ per ‘ ‘ee
of both children, reached the scene the J b I I t' t C C .-
0 “c baby's clothes were 11 mass of flames. Treasurer. “‘3’ l “a 11 its ate outmertc ”“1” ~13."
‘ "l' ' ishodicd at 11:30 in the Hartford llos- DEggSi16%%\gaR = mission . A COWPLETE LI 0F
'piial. ‘ The first fifty-five roads to reporti , . NE
! Mrs. Benjamin Yudotvlviich, 11°11?! oct: __._:.-.-—-—-——— showed a falling off of 11 little more; . New Llne Of .
WW" :1 tenement 0“ ‘9 stun ”0 than 11 million dollars, but it is at! -i
BEST” PRIS’fiiIKPAID FOR 111 llll‘ building. nus the first to reach ARION HALL buicd to the liberal policy of cvpcndl-‘I ..
the blazing from nndsucoocdod ill cx- , . _ _ =‘ . _ ‘1 ,_ ‘ ~ ‘
§end Postal or Telephone. iiiiguishi It: the flames by wrapping M‘Hy decorum m "whom“ con- ”W8 “me“ “ccompame‘ ”“3 “lemme! . . ~ , y ._
L: 'EFFRON the child in a blanket She summoned ditioll. Can be rented for balls, mm m busmess OIIICIals bech'9 the III I
:1 plmvcian. As soon as the physician t‘ d l . dicnted drop for November will liot‘ " . ‘
5 Rowan St' EaSt NorwaIk ‘51'111 how serious Iy the I): my was born 1113 an ol, "3" occnmons. “00“‘11’; for .” valued at $2 .0 to ‘
. tor the r ice 1' i . 0 . :.
Tel-;1905"-Tel I905 jed he summond 11 police nmbulnmo “9“ 3’03" "0‘“ 0WD. T°I= 1335- year ‘ p on L or a b llion (101111" ‘ . Pncad at
' lilllll 11.111 hcr taken to 11 local hospital. ‘ __ ' .. .
I BUY .AND EXCHANGE 1'51“? I‘t‘lllt‘hfd “I”? at 9- 40 but “0 Advertise in The Sentinel. ‘ ‘I PRICED $[ 50 '$I 75 $2. 09.
' AUTOMOBILES [hope 51"" ““1“ ;“ liedrtlrfjiolrrryl SOLVENT NOTICE. 9'0 NOT VISIT F“MN-Y . .
‘ Mrs. \udowitci sill la is ass District I! ‘. '. ‘, b ‘ South No rwalk' - é. .. , 0 ’ 0
“150 Buy. Second-hand Furnituremm olicn left the childlen In Ilt‘I‘ care (,0 N I) ‘0 b horil't‘lk,)ss.,qi“ro a“ Jan 1 19171 ‘ 1.75, 2.00, $2.50, 1 3 00, $2‘50 3. 0 ” ‘ ‘
- WM- EFFRON {when she left the house for any length ‘ l“ ' 90““ 9‘ 17- . - 1-1 1110- Edit f 1 . . 1. ’ -
3 Rowah St. East Norwalk, ; of time. but neglected to do so this Estate 01' Eliza B. Lownde‘s. late of or 0 111. Sentinc - . > 3 50 $4 00 d ~. $4 50
.TCL'44I. Tel..44t ‘lnorning as she intended to be gone Norwnlk, in said istrici, deceased, In Dec. 30 of your paper you stated . , . an «. .
' ' ,but a few moments. The Court of Probate for mp Dis that, “Capt. Chas. W. Remson, of . 8; 00 {000
‘1 . ‘ trim. of Norwalk. hntll limited and al- Bridgeport, was visiting his family " ' . $ $
‘ S! ‘ MI" I LUMBER MILL ‘STRIKERS AR' lowed six months from the data here over the IIOIIdflYS-"- Will you please All Bargafl'ns
_ j RESTED of for the creditors of said estate to contradict “‘9' item, as Charles W‘

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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1941101511211 11. clotlrwitll a. ‘HEAD’STUFFED ' 3: 33131:}: Zugermigggt have had °" “Pape'sooid compound" EndssCqu, ' ‘ ' 7
tine and. carefully draw it FROM .1 0 c p ' 't .ror Grippe In uFew Hours 51, 1..., _ ,
CATALRH OR A COLD ‘; One is Charles West 0! Bridgepol, Youncold wlll break and all'grlppe , ,

:5 who seeks a divorce from Annn’Wcst'.’ mlsem'endr: after taking adose of" ~ " ~ . 2.. ~ - .1 71 :s’ e

Says' Cream Applied in Noah-ill; 1: Mrs. West is said to be now residing, "Pope's Cold Compound" every “,5 .3 ‘ ,
Opens Air massages Right Up. :r in Moscow, Russia, with address at hours until three doses are taken. 1! .' , U ..= , .= . ‘ ' =

= : Chemishepkey dalley, House of 0r0~ It. promptly opens clogged-11111111108.- ‘

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