TUESDAY, 3AM. 9, 1917 THE scum NORWALK Evan‘mc sau'rmtai. lllllllWS ”—— Mrs. Reed H. Flynn of Livingston street, who bas_been ill with an at- tack of grip, is improving. Officer John Murphy, of the Nor. walk police department, is confined to his home by an attack of grip. The Nor-walk hock company resum- ed operations yesterday morning, af~ m the annual taking of inventory. IClVlL SERVICE To 'and practice of railway surveying. ed- _tha.n 50, subjects for examination, ge- L \ 4 ' HOLD MANY EXAMS}. Competitive Quizzes for Government Jobs Scheduled for Next Month The l‘nited States commission announces live examinations in fields: February 7. Junior for men only, $1,050 a year, age 21 10 30, subjects for examination. theory t | l l l (‘ivil Service open competi- the l‘ollowing civil enniueer, "Eng line. the RA: Phone I 1 3-3. ucation. training and experience. aid 6 ‘ ' 9 ' Keep Your Eye l Upon our advertising space for any :‘change to Oral tnces We are leaders in our line of goods of all descriptions. Hay. Grain, Coal, Feed, Cement and everything needed in EEOND BROTHERS -~ The Fact of the Matter ls We are giving our patrons the benefit of high professional 1 skill without charge. l Our QCULIST, who is a your eyes. r37 Wishinllton St. . . _ __.I On his prescnption we are in paleobotaily, $1,200 a year, age less ology, paleobotany. French or German. ‘thesis, education and experience. Mrs. Rufus J. Smith, of Spring street, has practically recovered from her recent attack of the grip. Mrs. George, ‘l'l, \‘osburgh has been ill at her home with grip. Mrs. Mar- garet Vosburgh. who has been ill, is improved. The regular meeting ol the .\le2\lul- len Yaeht. Club will be held on Jan"- ary 14, 1917 at 10:30 a. m, at the lioekvvoorl Athletic (‘lub on Woodward avenue. l'lllllll5 Local automobile dealers and a num- ber ol‘ others interested in that line will see the automobile show in New York during the present \veek. Some attended it today. The officers ol‘ Welt-lien eultll). Spanish War Veterans, will be install- ed Wednesday evening by Depart- ment «Commander Clifford A. Hans. child of Norwtzlk.— llunbul‘y News. Miss Liana Suther, of Flax Hill Road‘ has resumed her duties in the town" clerk's ofliee after a few days’ illness . with the grip. Town (‘lerk Herbertl R. Smith is still (omitted to his home in West avenue. ' w——I ()ne Norwulk store is in the lore- ground with a "preizivenlory sale. The majority of main are planninlz “post-inventory" sales, howevor, for the inventory is generally taken (lurvl February 7—8. Land law elerk. men only, $900 to $1,400 a year, age 1%, subjects for examination, spelling, or- lthmetie, penmanship, report writing. eopying and correcting manuscript, praelieal questions in elementary law and procedure. training and experi- tenee; laboratory assistant, men only, $600 to H00 :2 year, age 19 or more, subjeets for examination, physics, chemistry, l’nathematies, mechanical drawing, letter writing. education and training, pl‘rvpzll‘atnry in nemalology, men and women, $720 to $l,000 a year. subjects for examination, spelllng an ilhinetie, letter writing, penman‘ship, copying from plain copy, drawing. practical tests in preparing, mounting ilJlll labeling in: malode filt’t‘llllt’nh‘. rosmou open T0 FIRE-MAN“ LABORER. , unnntlnees llll examination for sla- tusuury llrelilau on Feb 1, 1917, to filll :i \lltilllv)’ [in the position of fireman-l laborer. custodian service in the post] ot'it-e building, Stamford, (‘onm at a! salary of Mill! per N0 edueuv', lllvllhl tut “lll be given and uppli-l rants will not be tlhfit‘lllllletllJl‘ men-I ltl examination. The )t‘fll'. examination : l ,vtill eousist of the subjects of pliysi-l eztl ability and training and expert-l l‘.l(‘i’ Applicants must be citizens of, tfie l'niled States~ and have reachedI their Ztlth but not their filltli blrlhdu) . on the date of exmninatiou. except! Edwin C. Burt’s Shoes ‘ For Well Dressed Women All the newest models as well as the more conservative styles A Splendid Line of Hosiery CONNEALLY & BRACKEN .1 WASHINGTON .TREET All kinds fresh, salt and canned iiSh, ' ; long and round clams, Greenport oysters, extra large shrimp - BRIDGE FISH MARKET tenancies and 109. Free Dellverf. t For the Best Fish in Town Come . Here 1.! prepared to dispense glasses as low as $2.00. THAMER l l “The Three-0 Eye Service" I Oculiste, Optometrists, Opticians I I 87 Atlantlc Sq., Stamford, Conn. I l l l ! Open Sat. till 9 p. 11). Est. 1897. fil. . . . l ‘ graudate physruan, examines '1 Sterling’s “w UP-TO-DATE Q FURNITURE If you want Furniture, Rugs or Ranges, visit Sterling’s large 65: bl‘ h e t E - for itself. a ‘5 m “- my Piece talks . ManY_ beWillul Suites in the latest period de-i Signs Wthh appeal to every eye. 1 Something me till . _ bors had. w and l erent than your netgh Everything the newest and the best. . Terms to 5“” your convenience. loin our Fur- niture Club and save 10% Sterling Furniture Co. 127-129-131 Washington St, South Norwalk. 'P Phone 105. TELEPHONE 1075i lTHE SELECTION OF 3 SUITABLE WALL PAPERS; iis an easy task here. We show: :50 many varieties both in pat-l Items and plain colors that we; gcan suit any taste or meet any; lrequirement. And we can suitl lany purse too. We carry papersl ,in every grade, ‘30 any price limit] 53’3“ may'have set can be accom- 11 North Maln 31, imodated. This gnaw is a Wonder _ Puts 3 Keep Edge on Gillette Blades The Gorham Co ’ l successful in the history of banking ’7 l I ing the week following Christmas my.” ”mt err-mus honorably discharged 1 . . flrom the military or naval serviee oil m .. ._. 'W ...... l Th th t SQ t Anybody who has much work for the l'nitrd Slates by mison or (llS-l M v,,---..__.___-.... Ms..._.-_._..-__.._.._,_.-_.l 086 l we I , . plumbers will :ippretintm the elt'eei ot" ability resulting from wounds receir. Merchants Profit GEORGE COFFIN l .1 . the European war upon metal goods. ml or sickness Incurred in the line UNDERTAKER l l Bu lt The cost of plumbing and heating in- of duty, will lm evetraed from it“. our] . 4 Belden Place, Norwalk . y 'stallatioua has greatly increased in llvni-n. Persons applying for this ex . Sharlng coupons % Phone 1441- l The L‘ttle Shop 3 ”I“ INA-‘41 year, There is no inum-di:il€‘_nni‘mitlon should have had at least; l Lady Attendant, l i rn q relief in sight: either. ‘one vear's experience as marine altr' W. h i C S I l " WOMEN'S WEAR " i It UV ll Ea It elf ' ‘ . . t . . tionurv 0r locomotive til-ennui. i it a I aSh 3 es l - ”it i ' ‘ The new admission mire for l'ivtl're. For application blzlult. rut-m wool ~ . ., . , . perfornlflinces at the lornl tlioutt-os address R p lr‘riley, Local S‘.,.,.,.1w.,l -—-————- 1 1 MIDWINTER ’ Many Tlmes ’ .y, X... ,1. .. ' , I .5. went ““0 “He” 5‘ “Um”; “0m “0w\ l‘ostolllee, Stamford, (‘oun.. or lltsil l “ 1 ’ ,, i i on, admission will be to rents lo Ineztricl Secretary, Room ”5 l'ostolliee ' l over S : SALES l, w ,,3)tilt‘()iites and 15 rents in the 0""1‘95'tftullding, Boston, Muss, with whom CllffOl'd Pharmacy i ll 1 irn at both the Palace and Regent . ‘V ‘ ‘ . ‘ . . t .‘ I : ..Ipplu.ltlon most hr lllltl lll (Ulllllllll 1 . , K t A CLAVEN ’ b theatres. form ((n or below Fell 1, MIT, l S Main and Elizabeth St: l 5‘; NO IMAlN 8T i O —' .' o. a l ‘ _ ‘ . 1 - -- ~‘ .. l-‘ ”- ———— .. l 1 Buy C dy a r W Local lmnlts. \\lll(‘ll ll'lh,lltt‘n ho d ‘ NEW PUBLlCATlONS. ‘ l '00 ear ! l South NOI‘ alk in: their annual stockholmrs meel- , ,,\ , .. .. ‘ y , . Phones 533453: , g \ , h ' r 'd ‘1 I uncouraize‘ l-ll.|tllll 10.. lrospuuu. .mvl Mun, W It Sh ‘ l , Elfin 3,}: out; VII}: in: ihe tno't: in: of t‘opper tlre ill Santa ltiln, New: 6 Des I _ _~ V em. “3 Wk ‘9‘ h A .‘lt‘.\'l(‘(l. by Donald F. Muelmuuld illldl l \ ,lliurles l-‘iuziun. lfllli. 123 pp., 10, Certificate and Coupon Free ‘ 5 l in nearly all of the financial insiitu- y k ,,__ .. g _ . _ Y .0 , . ‘ . lll... line. _.» (nuts. I , ' t ‘. . :ron‘s1 mf ITm-vvall‘. 1:11:13“) prospects bulletin lll. Molybdenum: “H. Many shoes of inferior quality Stenogl‘apher ‘ Steam D319g & Cleanlng CO. or 10 u tin-3 are ) lg) . ‘I . Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyelng a Cleanlng Go. Sltk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtalns Cleaned. H. LYNGE, Prop. .,' W. :(lrlw :iud their,Lr‘toueentration. with all and workmanship sell for just i l r ‘ ' . The New butence , ‘ W d finntisrion ol' .‘vlurltels, ‘l’riees uudl C‘ as much. (ma 8) ante . '-‘e.~, by lt‘l't‘tlt'l‘lr'li \l’. llurlon. 1916.1 DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAC'" l . -—The.re is solid comfort, and real?" .1 ‘ ‘ l Cblropractlc is the condition or the; ——Try—- ‘ 1 ' r ram Boiler Cos Com-f economy m Bu 111 y llill‘ l‘»p.. IS [lll-2., 2 figs. 30 rents. fort Heat. Lord 8: Burnham Co., lr-t ‘ . h it ease and the art 0! - bulletin 1:1, The lltstorv and llu- cause 0‘ l 3 3 . Also Bookkeepers and Stenog- . . . . 2 State Street —BRIDGEPORT—- . vmgton, A. L__ __ ,vr lopment of Gold llreduiux: in .\lon-I adjusllng the same. Disease is causad. LOUNSBURY, MATHEVJ' raphers, male and female. 49 .’ New York real-estate expprts agppel lann, by dietitian .lonnings, with a l by a wrench, twist or sprain in thel SON & C038 SHOES ‘ __ '_ - fl _ ——.— CALL and let us tell you i ::w :1); Splendid Chances ' FREE ’ ‘ ' Elegant $3 Wine Sets, Thermometor and , Calendar Free With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store. Grade? that. the ensuing year should bring a .tllili‘lel‘ on l’lncer Mining Methods uudl back. Even if done it) childhood] reduction in the mortgage-interest, (‘ptmtinn t‘osts, by Charles .lanin. n creates pinched nerves and pain “ll rate. This will be welcome news to, 15‘1“. 29 nls.. 1 fig. 63 pp. “0‘09"“- ,later life in the different art-23113 011d; Norwalk men who must borrow mon-E “Wins" 10 ”iv expense involved in limbs. . ' " ' w - n ' . . Chiro rnctors remove the cause 01 ey, for What. Will affect New York “lll! the Ple.lt'lll0n and publicmon ol; dlseaaepand pain. health is restored‘ ' through harmonizing the nerve sya El“700d&GlOVer probably have the Isame effect here.,‘.lwse bulletins and the limited print» terns in your body. Female troubles . . Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table Wine, ‘ ’ glyen special attention: also curvature ,2, Washington St. . i .. Merrill Busmess High Grade Whiskey-of all kinds at lowest "prices for the " New York capitalists operate in Nor-l its funds available for the use of the " . w never re rot of the spine. You lll 8 S t N l COilege AHolidays. Come in an convince yourself. r/ For Particular P\eople 9—— walk, to a. certain extent. The pl'e-‘llureuu of Mines, it has been neces- vailing rate in New York in the [instant-y to place on each bulletin the th Cblro ractor a chance to year has been 5 per oent.; it is pre-‘ price designated. Orders should not l grim; one p \ dicted that it will be 4 1-2 per cent.'.be. sent. to the Bureau of Mines, but .p y ‘ Magnetic treatments given also. Chl'dr°"" Shoes at SPCCIllly. during 1917. In Norwalk the prevail-. should be addressed, to the Superin- . l lug rate on large 103115. W911 Secumdrl loudent of Documents, Government T. FranCIS’ D. Co ., i l J. DiSessa _ .. ‘hns been 5 per cent, and 6 per centiPl-iming Office, \K’ashington, l). (‘. 84 Walhlngton St 8° Nnrwalk. Conn. ,5 South Norwalk 1 Wholesale Store—Monroe St, Central Hotel Block. \ is paid on small teams. If these couldl —— " ' i 5 . S ~ (1 _ ' fr to Palm" 30"“ i outh Norwalk. Tell 15, 5 an 15! 4. 1’9 reduced one-half 01’ one per cent.,* Atcept all the. luck that comes your 6mm“ o ' ern‘ls and Teeth l bramford. Po” Chm‘ 5 . it would bring satisfaction to every-l lay—but don't DEFEND on its com- J ' _.-. _._ I- in- . ____,~__. —~r l s... Zing! If you want a job, a Senti- It is foun ‘ . lnel Want Adv. d that most diseases gigtiréfite in the mood: or rather: ‘ \ W; . *\~‘~~ a or cause is in t e mouth.‘ \\\\‘\\\x\\\\\\\‘\\\\\ f. ,Some of the germs are always . present (in an untidy mouth, namely Pneumonia or Diptheria' begin to multiply too rapidly to be overcome by our body-germs, then they are passed onto the 1. “Etomach and bowels and the whole sytsem becomes involved. 7 “'l «body except the lenders. ‘\‘ i‘ . .‘.\\‘ ‘N\\. WE WELCOME, VISITORS i We are constantly adding new items, and a trip through 'L our big and well lighted store is always a pleasure. :NQ\\\\~ ~ \.\\\\\\°‘ We have two immense weu lighted floors sued with FURNITURE OF EVERY GRADE for every room in flag 7 house, and OUR PRICES MEAN A SUBSTANTIA‘L . Skates trr'r'rvr " "’ Surplus if” " ".\-"'= Dr J H Mall For any/ Member swine. res-ttr’irfrrtsz:tiiii‘rlélf ' Capital. . and Profits Deposrts- ° - ° er)” of the Family ‘ See Our Big Line of Office Furniture ‘ ’Apr-Is. mm $50,000 ‘f "it-””0 ‘3 is! ., 3 4542-02 331$" ’33: “and? iii“ :33:- 4—... l Jan-1.1905 $50000 310021.04. 609.874.66 with l‘k . . ‘ RAYMOND 8i SON ‘ .. J an. I. 1909 $50,000 W $45.457.99 1.011.595.52 finger-13:02:20: comes! There Is 600d Skat- Wall ca. High Sis. Funeral Directoé Norwo‘llt . Jan.r,1913 050.000 -” 305245.51 1.093.171.74 , ‘ ing on the Mill Pond . , ' ‘ .. ‘ Jan. 1, r917 $50,900 . “j, .,,. $90.642.57 ‘ 2.285.171.68 dams-"REY BEATS wrtoou g " 1 2111 a fast bout at the Olympic A. C. ~_-', up: night, Frank. comm aerated ' .5 Frankie Wilmin ton rounds. Wlluns‘ "neat; 1;; exchanéo punehes made that i ‘ , t r ‘ ‘ AlbertD.ll0rg§fl. w _ , ' t
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