1‘15
1 Andrew J uhas‘s
V Wednesday night, between East
1 3 Rowan St.
A A.‘ AAA
lassified........
dyertisements
Cards.
Less, 25c.
Wants. To I,;1F0r Sale, .
Business and Professional
Miscellaneous Ads.
on this page, Twenty-Five Words or
week
Three Times, 50. 1
$1.00. Blackface or Capo Double Price.
TO LET.
.‘
7 L FOR SALE. 1
FOR OALE—KITCHEN RANGE, 1
pro. 1911 back, good condition $7 M. L
idiot-«ii, care Feinsod, 13 Ely aienue.
M-fk- w
FOR SALE-LIVE SPRING (‘llICK1
ens, 250 lb. at 15 ands TEly avenue
Friedman's.
FOR BALE—«GOLDEN RUSSICT (‘l-.
oer from Palmer’s 010 Orchard Miiisfl
iNot like ordinary cider. It is made,
from selected russct apples. Try it.
M'in. Miller, Washington street. 1129 91
BUSINESS NBTICE.
‘ —MONEY
Gather your rags, papers and otlicr' '
Sunk and notify us. We will pay the
est. Philip P Mahoney 52 Van Zant
.fitrect,EastN01walk. Phone 1182.7
215 E. Washington St?
Sirloin steak, 24c: round Steak 22c.
fresh Shoulder 18c; pork rib 22c; veal
millet 260; vcal chops 2ic. 1‘3 :ll
—- —“Iu-
FOR SALE—6 room house
with all modern improvements,1
in good location, East Norwalk.
Price $2,300. Small deposit, bal-
ance mortgage. Also have a
building lot, 38 x 170, on Arch
“we“ Norwalk Can be b°ught1 TO LET——tl 1100M COTTAGE, Al 1.
reasonable. For particulars
Ask John T. Haves
g MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
W ”IIOST.
LOST—A BUNCH OF KEYS
Nor-
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
1neS, pay while learning.
Clllell, Peabody
& Co. Inc
BEST PRICES PAID FOR1.
JUNK
Send Postal or Telephone.
. L. EFFRON.
‘5 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
II BUY AND EXCHANGE
AUTOMOBILES
gz'Aiso Buy Second-hand Furniture‘
WM. EFFRON.
East Norwalk
Tel. 44:.
T01. 44:.
’CONIERIEY SIGNS FOR
BOUT WITH NEL’SON
can no.
fluew York Lightweight Who Boxes
Battling Kim: Tomorrow Night
in ljm’alk lo Booked for
swap with Ritchie Mil:
ohell
Frankie IConlfrey,
#19110 iS Scheduled to box
in 1 \‘orwalk
reports himself
of New
Battling
.. evening, in good
'conditibn‘ and confident of pinning
' There will be quite a following of
fontfrey’s admirers up to See the con-
test. They are an ardent lot of root
' era for the popular New York boy,
Ifio if rooting Will help Frankie will
, win
{fonifrey was also Signed up yestar-
«lay to most Wklc Nelson at the
43311.1” 8. ‘He is also negotiating
it‘li Manama promoters in regards
o a match with Ritchie Mllelleel to
not present at the opening of the Leg-
'ioturo at Hartford today. having
LASTE ‘“
York, =
to~morfow 1
Olympic A. C. in New York on Mon“
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH 1M-
p101 emcnts.
rent cheap. inquire after 6 p.111.
Flizabcth stieet.
TO LET—~THREE ROOM Al AR'D‘
(130 Cl mcnt, light, heat, and privilege of the Noruaik
ti rooms and both
118 South Main
i-‘itcli.
all impioiomints
street. 11‘! iuik ll.I
(129 6t1
imprmcnituits. llawmncc slicci. Ap«1
pl) to R. Josclm sky, \\' atci sticct.
It‘oic iii-(nun, East Notpalk.
1 TO LET-- BASEMIC NT AIlION
Hall 80 x 20. Suitable fox any purpose
1Inouirc on premises.
”\‘1
I'ro ILET s'ronll' A'l‘ I 2071111511
qushington strccl. lnqulic at 04 $0.1
walk and Norwnlk. Finder )iltiilsP1Main street 0,. “phone 60 1
phonc 1950. Reward. j'.’ 31‘ . ‘1... . -
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WANT 1tt.‘ourl, llcccmbcr 20, A. 11.19101
——-——————-— l District of NOI‘Willk. 14., Probate:
WANTEDMGIRLS TO WORK lN1 listuto of Mary M. Gilldcl', 11110 of:
In»; shop. leuiilk, in said district, dcccascd.
The court of piobiitc l0l the district
iof \01 walk hath limited and allowed
Six months from the date hereof for1,
lthc crcditors 01' said Estate to exhibit
1lllPll‘ claims for sctlcmcnt. Those who
incglcci to present their accounts pro 1
pcrly ntlcstcd, ulthin said tlill’lr wUl'
1hr dcborrcd a recovery All persons
1 indebtcd to said Estiilc are requested
to make immediate payment to
GEORGE W. STEVENS
Executor
NOTICE
1 District of Norwalk, SS. Probittc
11101111. Decc‘mhcr 27, it. 1)., 1010.
1 Estate of Alcxaiidcr Rucz, late of
\‘cwton in the stain of Mnssachusctis,1
1dcccascd.
'1 The Court of Probate for the Dis-
.iiict of N01lllllk,lli‘tlll limited and ill
1loucd Six months from the (into licrc
10f for the creditors of said Estate to
1cxhibit theii claims for settlcmcnt.
Those who neglect to present their at:
1counls, propeiiy attested, within said
fiimc, will he tiebaricd a recovery All
1pcrsons indebted to said Estate are
rcqucstcd to make immediate payment
to
JOHN ll. CZAKO
1 Administrator
1 ._..2... ... ’
. fl _. NOTICE-—
; District of 'Norwalk, SS. Probate
' Court, December 23, A: D., 1916.
Estate or Jean Dirmortier, late 01‘
Not-walk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limit-ed and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
' their claims for settlement. These who
neglect to present their accounts, pro-
peily attested, within said time, will
be deburred a recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate one requested
to make immediate payment to
i MABEL B. DUMORTIER,
I , ‘ Executrix
NOTICEI'.
District of Norwalk, as Probate
Court, January 2, A. D., 19116.
WANTED.
WANTED—A GOOD LAUNDRESS
2 winning from trolley, by the day. Apply to G. S. Dyckman.
23 19 Grove street.
—WANTED—bOIY ABOUT 16 YEARS,
Must have 1'
to deliver on wheel.
enccc Apply Bocrs’ Market,
14 3t
efcr~
South
tiui,1\'orv\ alk.
WANTED—GIRL
\pply at 5 mt‘résccnt Terrace.
FOR GENERAL
housework. Small family. Good wages
1
1
I
l
1
12 3t
WANTED
Ritliols Poultry
l’onus nvcnuc. Tel.
walk liom «rid of llroud Rivci “01103.1 (or. when tho snow was (loop.
2 3lI inn gutiic “unions have bccn uork- 1,13"),
WANTEDwMOllE YOUNG
11nd liidics to join tho big dll
1clnsscs, now forming. Policy's
lugs school. Join today,
MEN
ncini.r
Danc-
j23
WANTED—41mins T0
wanting Pay while lcnrnlng
J. Cash, l.,td. Clicainut street.
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ARION HALL
dition.
tics and other occasions.
ncxt your 110w opon.’ TM. 1285.
LEARN
and
Iquick ndvuncemcnt for blight gills. J.
MB
A
Newly dccorntcd, in first class can
Can be rented for balls,
Booking for;
par
’lhn following wcrc issued Dc
(lonns.
lftlwurd ll.
(ltorgc i’, Knapp,
pirx receptacle.
.Iohii .l. Scully,
phuiic nttnchmcnt.
(‘liiiton l). Woods,
grnpboplionc.
Bridgeport.
Bridg
ltyland 1. Tail, Hartford. tirc
in; apparatus.
William 11‘
automobile tire
Clifford Lcc Naugaluck, cxhai
utunratus for vulcnnlzing
Claude D. Mason Naugatuck,
Lullcy. East Ilar
like.
-vulcauizing.
l‘arl A. Rosciigrcn.‘
bath milien.
vulcanizing apparatus.
lrngory (‘.
naviuntqr's distance
Mimi: “
submarines New London.
William Achtmeycr,
llnui‘ lock.
lsaac E Palmer. Middletowti,
npnaratus.
s“ ilrli
interior finish and trim:
Estate of William S. Wilcox, late of
1 The court of probate for the dis-
‘irict of Norwnlk, hath limited and al-
lowed iibi months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
I exhibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested. within said
limo, will-he dabarrod a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
"requested to make inmodiatc payment
to
llAfl'lLDA 'A. WIDGOX.
-. . 11 1 Executrix-i‘
Trade Marks. ‘
Allcn, Bridgeport.
lul1l'olt' cutting and Stitching mnchlnc.
Bridgcporl.
CONN acricur PATENTS.
(‘ 2b
lulu; list iiirnishlgd iioni tho oillco of
. \\ 01.. tor and lloucrsock
roll-ills, 1115 Mitiii strcci, llridgcport,
solicitor s 01"
but-
du-
dicta-
cpoi'l.
Louis Snyder. Hartford, padlock.
build-
tford.
lflllng
ruhv
burned sheet for trunk-panels and thc
Chester J. Randall. Naugatuck, cir-
culation and exhausting apparatus for
Nnugnluck.
lingcnc W. Rutherford. Naugatuck,
Davidson, New London,
and bearing
Edward Y. H, Wit-tor tube boiler for
Middletown.
auto
matin textile receiving and delivering
lohn N. Reynolds, Greenwich, line1
1 (intim-
-3 MEN TO CUT COR“ willing to an unnotiiicciiicnt 11111th all
“2’ ”I ,“ond. also single man by the month tho nilllt'S of thc Fish and thmf‘ (0m 1
l‘arm, llk‘dgfi“ 00d) 1 “Hum",
“ 1 in; r. illi diligcncc in all parts of tho
[it'll niu
Report of the Condition of
THE SOUTH IOI’WALK TRUST CO.
at the close of business on the 27th
day at December, 1916:
Assets.
Bills discounted. .. . . .5 29690073
Collateral Loans (Time and
Demand) ...1.. 282,184.51
Ovcrdrafts .............. 4,515.93
Stocks and Securities, not
including those set aside
for Savings Depositors. 205,867.00
Furniture and Fixtures. 2,000.00
Banking House .......... 50,000.00
line from other Banks,
Bankers and Trust (‘om-
panics ................ 7,970.61
Due from Approved Re-
serve Agents
l'uiied States and Nation-
91.777682
111 Bank Notes ......... 39.238 00
Gold (‘oin .. 3,392.50
Silver Coin ............. 2,500.00
bath Inquire of Daniel K9}"‘,\\01lh 45 _ 11,120; “01113 (‘ahIIlIlIeInIiSII , 433:3;
-~ . v ., i‘.('S‘d -15 . .
111,11 1‘1”“: South MFMH‘» Con“; 11 WANTED—AT THE HILLSIDE l-‘uiiu set aside for Savings
33 1" School an assistant cook, colored prc— l.t‘-positors ------------ 1-4551857‘7
" fci‘rcd. A l- ‘ - . . - __,___ #
TO LET—TWO 1101111 110031 W“ m perm" 0r .1” 1‘” Total Assets .......... $2,116,963.11
__ phoiic to tho housekeeper, 22S. 34 31 Liabillti
aparlmcnl‘s. Improvements. inquire - _ ,.'_1_ 1111111 Rtock er. 50011000
84 Woodward avenue or 56 _Watcl' WANTED—BOY I‘OR DELIVERY. S1111 lus Funds .......... 41:00000
street, South Norwulk. Tel. 3004 ol‘ Apply at New York Butter and Egg. ‘(iihu liidividcd Profits, 1
1473-3. 3 311“ k, , its cuircnl cxpcnses
- 1 11 t , ‘.7 South Main Street. and taxes will 111111111 49 642 571
fi . ‘ ‘ “"“ it t to Banks, Bunkers i
To LET o ROOMS “1TH AL]. ”I l WANTED—r“ ANTED OPERATORS :1“, 'l'l‘ui 1 (‘ompanics . 12 21] 0’
movements 1319““? 145 South Main 10 make while muslin pctticoais Good iii.idciids l‘npaid ------- 8100
strcct, South horwalk. 3'2 31 lid). plus bonus. G S llotil & Sonsi‘l‘nrll‘l IlepOsiis .......
' 00., 8 Union street. 3‘35 7 ' ' $§0”'5.16”8: 1
TO LET-0n-F0R.SA1.E—-Tiin .11. _ _ 1 her:- sits i1nI 31141511571: .771 P-
. pailliun a
- 11““?th Place 3‘ Roway‘OI‘”C°"‘ WANTED—A 1301' TO WORK IN' 11mm Deposits 2259.7 .57
\1k'ill9lllly located. chcn rooms and lunch wagon. Inquire Mrs. i..I A. B,“ Imwrvcd for 1,119,931 34,653.95
bath, liotairlicat.1 Apply ‘2 (,‘ciitci' dick 22 Franklin street. 3‘3 311 M
Street, phone 1085-12 01 22 Austin ”:_“__,_ 1 'lolul Liabilities .......$2.446 963.14
““9”: 'Nt‘“ “W" 00"" 3‘1 3‘ waurco— EXPERIENCED (100101 STATE TO AID BIRDS.
also chainbcrmald and waitress Appli ~—-—-- ‘
I TO LET’STEAM HEATED FLAT to Mrs. Ross nurthard, 30 \Vcst av—c Food and Shelter to Be Provided by
Deputy Game Warden-
""‘""' l
Preparations have alrcady bccn!
mndp to saw tiic pheasants, quail and
tong birds from starving to death
the winter in this State, ac.
I
Do-
1:17:10 “'"llllP llitse birds nrc sccn Lo
(anions for shtltcrs, have boon pickcd
‘ ml and scvoiui quail shcltcrs have
South.
in .y be N18“) onliccd Into tlicsc Slit-l
tors by feed lcudcra of grain. The
nmui iced buckwhcnt,
c .)l , tyc, 1, oats and quuliliilcs of chaff.
’l'hc shelters nrc 71!th of old boardsi
\‘llll quantities of ccdnr brush on.
lop, 'l‘hc size of th'c opening for thc
LS
1fcct. \vidc, tho roof running to tho
1 around in the back.
I According to roports from the depu-
lit-s, ilic blids hi this Slntc have suf-’
ic-iiil iitilc distress up to the pros.
c‘it imic. toinpnrcd with Massachuo
cits, toniiccticul has had little snow.
that the birds are in imminent dangcr
of slowing to (lentil bccuiiso of the
«loop Show. 'I‘hc Massachusetts listi-
crics lino issucd an appeal to sports
men's associations, Boy Scouts. Audu-
hon roclctics and bird lovers in gen-
cral to scattcr food for tho birds.
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ACIDS ill Sliillllill
SOUR llil lllllli All)
‘1 CAUSE INDICESllliN
"Pope’s Diapepsln" Fixes Sour. Gasoy,
Upset Stomach: in Five Min-
lites
If what you just ate is soaring on
your stomach or lics like a lump of
lead, refusing, to digest or you belch
gas and cruciate sour, undigested food,
or have a feeling of dizziness. heart-
burn, fullness, nausea, bad taste in
mouth and stomach headache, you can
surely get relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to Show you
this formula, plainly printed on thesc
1llfty-cent'cases of1Papo's Diapepsin,
then you will understand why dyspep-
tic troublcs of all kinds must go, and
why it relieves sour. out-of-order stom-
achs or indigestion in five minutes.
“Pope‘s Diopepsin" iS harmless; tastes
likercandy, though each dose will di-
gest and prepare for assimilation into
the blood of all the! food you eat; be»
Santa C. Faranda. Burnside making cities, it makes you go to the table
1'with a healthyappetlte; but what will
pléase you most, is that you 'will feel ’
Berger Brothers 00. New Haven that your stomach and intestines are
Corsets.
clean and fresh, and you will not need
Brainerd and. Armstormy New Low to resort to laxatives or liver pills for
don. Silk fabrics in the piece.
I17. A. Mallory and Sons, Inc., Dan-
lniry soft 11003.1
biliousneso or constipation.
This city will: have many
Diapepsin" cranks.“ some poople will
William R'. Benhetli, Elmwood. collinear. butvou will be enthusiastic
st sci.
Back" (for Snap fasteners).
preparation for hardening high- speed about this splendid Stomach prepara
tion, too, if you ever take it for indl:
the Autoyre Co. oakvill'e. "Turtle section. gases, humour-n. countess,
IA @453 1117.11.1in but. in the best younclh
per .
dyspepsia, or any dtomaoh misery.
i get custom; institutional! no -:
d"lildl‘
y {formalin 11v 1“”
cxtrcme gain
1Bethlehem Steel rose five, with 1 003
1Clil(‘.—\('O, 'l.
Ilcictoforc these birds havc1 I J“
1322 15 minutes: llllll 11. hard tinit of it during tlic will-
i
orackcd of ii lcnguc along the lines of profes-
b.id:~ is about, six foot high and clghlhfl‘unt‘d from graduatcs.
in inc lluy Stiitc it has boon found,
"Pope’s '
Frank 1003mm -
Frank T. Scymour, of 4 Chestnut
Street. Norwalk died very suddenly
yesterdiy afternoon . while making a
call at the home of Mrs. W. D. Brand-
age, in Cross Strcot. The deceased was
eighty years of age, and leaves four
children, Frederick Seymour of Dan.
bury, Edward L Seymour, of Brook-
lyn, N Y, Howard Seymour, of New
York City and Mrs. L E. Brundlge of
Nor-walk.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day afternoon at 2 o’clock from the
residence of the deceased's daughter,
Mrs. L. E. Brundage. 4 Chestnut
Street.
Alfred Crockett
Alfred Crockett, the well-known oy«I
sterrnan in Rowayton, died last even-
ing at his home on Crockett avenuc.‘
lie was 59 years old. Funeral services
will be held Saturday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from the rooms of D. W.
Raymond on West Washington street,
and the diev. Edgar Jackson
pastor of the Rowayton Methodist
Church, will officiate. i
1
TODAY IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK. Jan..4 (WALL.
STREET. IO: 30 a m..)Lli‘urther sub-
stantial gains were registered at
today's opening, although trading pro-
ceeded more cautiously as a result of
impending uncertainties in the inter
national situation. U. S. Steel was
again the outstanding feature, its in-
itial of 12,000 shares being made at an
of practically a point.
points for Leather issues, Sugar and
Industrial Alcohol. Metals and Motors
l were iractionally higher, but shippings
dcnotcd pressure, Marine Pfd. losing
2 points. Rails remained in tlic back-
ground with no noteworthy changes. ,
i
l
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USE BALL PARKS FOR PROFES-
SIONAL FOOTBALL GAMES:
l.~—That ccrtaln‘,
baseball iiingnatcs are considering aI'
plan to utilizc tllcir ball parks for pro 1
fessional football and to buck finan-'
a league of national proportions
next fall is the remit brought here
”from Detroit. An ngcnt of the profcs
sional football team. Wlll(ll piaycd its
1 1 ii 1 1 h “1gamcs on \.i\in Field. the American1
won in t, with mono s towtirt t c ; 1 ' 1.1
Thu 11011111101152)!“ 10 kccp1lmxue grounds in Detroit, IS in Lb. ,
simtl and food on tho surface of the newspupcr to ciilist support for his un-
spoil it has boon found that quail. I
01150 today. according to a morning
dcrtitking from tho owucrs of one
tthe major league clubs.
'l‘hc plan iiivolvcu tho
(it
organization
sionnl baseball. It is proposed It) on .
list the sctiicco of those ball piavcrir
‘who arc also football Stars, and tth
remainder of the foams will hc re;
Among the
cities mentioned on prospective mcm-
Ilovers of thc new lcaguc arc Chicago,
1.\‘c\v York, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cleve-
land. lndiannpolis and 1ColiimbUS,Tlic
.scnson would begin iii the close of the
1b.!s1hall season mid continue as long
'as the weather was favorable.
progress.
.All‘ our
Bridgeporfaod So. NorivaIk
COAT SALE
We will place on Sale Tomorrow .
50 New Coats that we purchased
at V3 to ‘/2 regular prices.
$8 and $10 Coats $4.95
Regular price $8 and $10.
We will sell 25 Cordumy and All Wool Mixtures Coats
at $4.95 (1
$10 and $12 Coats $7.95
We will place on sale about 15 Coats, very latest styles
and colors; regular prices $10 and $12.
For this sale .. . . . ...... . ................. $7.95
$15 Coats $10
18 Coats that sold up to $15 00. On sale tomorrow at
$10.00 I
...........................................
Other Coats at $12.95 to $19.95 5 I
Regular prices $18 to $25.
Charge Accounts Opened
Whatever you do, don’t get BALD!
Prevent dandruii‘ and falling hair by using the great French preparation
ROClziwcli & C0. "I
OUR attention is called to
the Clearance Sale now in
(1on andit will be to your ‘es- _ .
pecial advantage to visit" this
store now.
ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC
nal Eau de uinine is the one eflective tonic for itching scalp,
3.215%?an dandructgf. Us ed by men and women of refinement the
world over for 100 years. Don't risk the use of unknown or inferior
tonics. «ED. PINAUD'S is pure, delightfully perfumed and the one
for you. Ask your druggist. Send 10:. to our American Offices for a
i l
FthiIiiieIfiilIlill. PlilAUD, Dept. ll Jill. PlNAlill Bibli, New York
NORWALK BOWLING NOTES
The factory team of the Norwalk
Tire & Rubber Company League dc-
l‘ciitcd the Lilbl'aiol‘y tcnm of the same
organizatIOn two' out of three games
on tile Norwalk Alloys last night, at
big pins. Kratz wasnhc big man of
the evening. rolling 219 for high sin-
gle string. and 521 for high three
strings.
HOSPITAL NOTES .
Mrs Minnie Gardner of 15 Fort1
street, was admitted yesterday.
Frederick Simmons of Wailingrord,
Conn, was admitted last night, and.
died this morning. .
Atcept all the luck that comes your“
wax—~but don't DEFEND on its com—
ing! 11' you want a. job, a SouthH
lit-i Want Adv. . i
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