Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 10, 1917 · page 10

 

Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Bushes: 11nd Protessioml

Cards,;lliscell11ueous Ads.
on this page. Twenty-Five Words or

 

FOR SALE.

Less, 256.

Three Times, 50. 1 week

$1.00. Blackiace or Caps Double Price.

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FOR SALE—1911 5 PASSANGER
Cadillac touring A. 1. condition. Dem-
hnstration. A bargain "for quick buyer.

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‘FOR SALE-ONE 16 X [1 FT. V
'1 bottom launch boil for the best cash
lifter. Address Joseph Heiferan. Sau-

mtuck, Conn.

 

FOR SALE—PIANO FOR SALE.
'party going west, will sell $123. thigh-
est grade make) guaranteed for It)
P years: beautiful mahogony case. 1111‘

, usually fine tone, used four months~

 

‘ must sell, best cash offer takes it. Ad-
. dress “(‘ash," care Evening Sentinel.
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. _ FOR SALE on T0 RENT
‘1 filOt'Sl-z AND BARN, .\'o. 13 WEST
Mann-Lyra. .\'011\1'»111<.('o_\'.\'.1.1.1.

MODERN IMI ROVEMEN 'I‘S. FOR
.1" PARTlt'l.‘l1.\RS (‘ AL]. PHONE llu‘
OR 1111;}. jtl 111

FOR SALE -11‘ltESll JERSEY (tow
and calf. Owner leaving town for the
winter. (.‘all Westpot't 221118 31'

FOR SALE—~S.\l.\l.l’. BARF-RY
business. No reasonable oh‘et rct'tlwul.
Additss B,tllil‘l‘ care of Sentinel

 

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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
llisttitt 01‘ (‘1111111ectitut.

liv \ittue 111 1111 (1rd 1' 01 sale issuedl
out of the l nited States distt'itt con 1't
for the distritt of (‘111111ectitut.oll the
hill day of January. lttlT. 11111it'1'1l4

ereby given that I will sell by pull
it' auction. for (111111.011 Tuesday the
.fith day of January 191" 1. at 1 o 'kcloc
)1. 111.. at South Norwalk. in said
it'll-t. the barge “Empire,"
tackle. apparel. apptn't1111111111119,
furniture. as she now
mond's dock off from Water street.
F-Outll Norwallr.

(‘tllCS’l‘ERFlldLll

BROOKS,
United States Marshal
by TIMOTHY 1'2. HAWIEY.
Deputy l‘. S, .\lai'shal
fio, .\'ot'wnllt, Conn.
Jun. .\'. 1:117.

 

 

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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. 14's..
(‘oul't Ill-oembet' 27. ..1\ D. 19111.
Estate of Eliza. ll. l.o1111de'~late of
1x01 walk. in said lsllit‘l. deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the tlate here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for
:I‘hose who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
aaid time, will be dehnrt'ed a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment

SA ll UEI. 1.. BENEDICT
Executor

NOTICE

.. The legal voters and taxpayers of
the Third Taxing District are hereby
notified and warned that. a special dis-
trict meeting will be. held at the Mar-
vin school lions-e, 19111 dav of Janna: 1'
A. D., 1917. at 12 o'clock p. n1. for the
following purposes to wit:

1. To act upon the bills. of tlte reg-
istrars of \"0l(lS for selvices rendezed

snore than 19-5011 to meet the deficit of
(he disttict as of September 1st. 1916.
3. To authorize the district commis-

:tted.
Dated at Norwalk. Connecticut; this
8th day of January 1917.
’" CHARLES C. KUHNER
H. I. BENNETT
Commissioners of the Third Taxing
District of the City of Norwalk.
S. C. MARSHALL
Clerk
HOLMAN IN WASHINGTON
WIT-H STATE'S VOTE
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ill—To Elec.
1101' J. B. Holman'ot’ Saybrook belongs
the honor of being the first presiden-
tial elector 'to present an electoral
vote to the vice-preuhient. Mr. Holman
arrived here yesterday morning and
turned in the electoral vote for
Hughes to \'ice-Pr1?sident Marshal. lie

dis 1
her boats}
and"
at R11)'-;

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Probate

settlement. -

' 1he district at the special ballot rot-
in: meeting of the tllfilm“
.To appropriate the sum of not;

sinners to borrow the 'sum so appropri—1
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3 To LET—runnwunn TWO cox
meeting rooms with gas, toilet and all
conveniences for light housekeeping.
Near East Norwalk Depot, 214 East
avenue, East Norwalk. .19 3t

 

T0 LET—AFTER JAN. 15, APART-
ment at 26 Union street, desirable lo-
cation. Estate of Wm. H, Smith. Call
1670. .38 3t

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TO LET— THREE ROOMS, ALL Illi-
provem-ents. Address llooul, care Sen-
tinel. 18 3t

 

 

TO LET-4.5 ROOM FLAT, 71 CE-
dar street. Back of store, 74 Washing-
ton street. Roodner's Hall for lodge
purposes. A. C. Knort', phone 872-3.

 

T0 LET—«STEAM HEATED FLAT,
13 rooms and bath all improvements.
Ill: South Main street. Frank ll.
Filth. dill tit

 

TO LET G 11.00111 (,‘.()TTAGE, ALL;
itnpt'ovenionts. law'rnnce street. Ap-
ply to It. Joselovsky, Water street, or,
t‘ore avenue. 11211 Norwalk. dill it'_

To LET STORE AT 20‘: EASTf
Washington street. Inquire at 64 $0.!
' Main street or ’phone 60. ‘

 

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TO LET— 1 ROOM BlthlAl. 0W
':1_t1.d ‘J titres land, ‘12 pet month al'iso
11. room house. good garden. $1 0 per"
1 month. and many other rents in (litter-
ltent sections of citv. F01 particulars.

1 Ask John T. Haves

i 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK
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house Rules Committee ExpectedI
to Report llntavorably on Repre-
sentative Wood’s Resolution

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' \‘1’ASIIINC’I‘ON, Jun. tit—undica.

lion: today were that the House Rules
loinmittet would report unfavornbli
' llt‘l tesentative Wood's 1'11. Nation for
i an intestinatiou into charges that ad
114111111 inlot'nnliion on President Wil-
| son‘: recent pence note leaked to Wall
S‘reel Democrats of the committee,
which had spent four days already
'tumluctim: hearings on the resolu-
'111111, with Thomas W. Lawson, the
,prmeipal witness, expressed the be-
: he! that. no testimony so 1111' justified
further investigation.
\‘1'itl1 :1 view to determininz the
source of the information Wlllt'll caus-
ed Dow Jones and (‘otitpauy to carry
a rumor on its ticker on lict'. 20 tltnt
:: peat-e note was coming. the House
tales committee has subpoenaed (‘.E
\‘.1'. Barron, head of the ticket service
it was announced

it. W. Rolling, :1 l11'otl:t11'»in law of
President, Vt'ilson and .1 member of;
' F. A. Connelley & Company. brokers-1.!
.\Varhington, was the first witness 111'
today .11 hearing. lle denied he hadl
anythingr to do with a “leak." '

"I have nothing to say,‘ he said.‘
H‘e act-pt that whoever is responsible.
for bringing my name. into this Rep-I ‘

1'se entative Wood I believe, mightI
send me an apology at the same Vmel
.110 reads one to Secretary Tun1uliy."‘

"When did you receive your first

Ittl'cnnation regarding the president's
note?" Representative Henry asked

"When I read it in the now spapersf' 1

To Representative Garrett 1' I
mess said he had no intimation of thet
so called peace note in advance of
puulication and no member of the firm
:h-ul 1111.1 advance inlormation

Bolling said he had no knowledge
of 11111 official of the government or
administration who had profited by!
stock transactions as a result of the.‘
peace note and was excused after 11'
brief examination.

W. A—. Crawford, head of the local
ibtu'eau of Central News of America.
, which supplies news to Financial Am-
terlca, a Wall Street paper. read a.
,contldential message he said he sent
to his New York office, December 20.
=snying that a note was coming, but
I that, according to Secretary Lansing.
{it was not a peace note nor a move
. for mediation.

“There was absolutely no leak in

our service, nor from any of its

clients," he said.

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examined tltc Central News tapes for
llec. 20 and found nothing indicating
111a: the-continues of Secretary Lans-
111.: had been violated.

Representative Harrison said he had '

WANTED.

WANTED—GIRL OPERATORS ON
Singer sewing machines. Good pay,
steady work. S. Rovner, 55 Day street,
South Norwalk.

 

WANTED—SALE'SLADY IN
goods store.
Sentinel.

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WANTED—BOYS AND GIRLS. 14
years old 01' more to work in the mail-
ing department. Wages $1 per day, to
start with; advancement. Murphy Mfg.
Co., East avenue.

 

WANTED—A BELL BOY OVER 18.'

llotel Mllllilt‘k('lllu..lflrlllg references.

WANTED—Old)

 

FALSE TEETH.

lion't matter it broken. 1 pay $1 to $5"

per set. Mail to L. Blazer, 2007 S. Fifth
street, Philadelphia, ’11. Will
cash by return mail.

to 121

WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
Call even-;
1".) 31.‘

housework, family of two.
lugs, 31 l‘lax Hill Road

WANTEvaX s1: (‘ONII “AND 1111-?
. r1,.l1t piano in

11' South Main street, South Norwalkd
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good condition. M. Land,

 

WANTED—«GIRLS BETWEEN It
and 11.1 years of age. Apply J. J. ('1lsh
1. 111. Chestnut street.

 

WANTED ~YOUNG Gilli. TO AS-
111141 with housework. Address, stating
1zplrticul11rs, t). It, care Sentinel.

 

WANTED “A GIRL. NORWALK

 

Address Dry Goods, care'
.110 at.
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110 31,

send ,

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'Milliim

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For tliéMSouth .
and All Parts of the 11.11111. um it Ms.

World. Room, 11 1,1111 1111-1: lining

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10.—Detec
lives working to clear up the mystery
surrounding the murder in her apart-

ments here of Mazie Colbert, the ad?
vertlsing art model, advanced the
decry today that one person and
possibly two, besides the girl and her
slayer, were in the. room when the
crime was committed. While they
still adhere to their belief that Burns
21rd W. Ilewis, of Pittsburgh, who com-
mitted suicide in Atlantic City, last
Thursday night, beat Miss Colbert
and aferwarda strangled her to death
with a silk stocking, the. police say
the discrepancies as to the time the
model was last known to be alive and
be time Lewis was seen In a Market
street. haberdatlhery has led to the
supposition that there was at least

one eyewitness to tho murder.

The theory again is engaging the at-
tention of the detectives that black-
llldll was the motive for the crime.
t‘aptain Tate, of the Philadelphia lle
ttttlve Bureau. declared that ho layl
leatned the details of a blackmailing
pit-t carried out in this (1111' a year
ago by men acquainted with Mina (lol-
if“ and that he is investigating the
llleged plot to see if it had tunnel»
thin with the (‘olhert murder. The
1'tttiln of the plot. he added. 1111:.
1n 1. town upstate. and has been sum-
1111. 11m to (‘in Hall.

John t't'lllit’l'l, a brother of the mod
cl. said he expected startling develop-
merits in the case today. "At. least
tour Wealthy and prominent business
1211111." he said. “will be questioned at
the district attorney's ofllce and we
1x1 bet to learn something important."

Oscar Brown, a detectivo sent to
Route, ,N. Y., to trace the former pos
H'Hfitll' of 11 key. found in the apart-
ntcnt of Miss (‘olbert reported to de»
tectlre headquarters today that it was-
one used at the Room Custodial Asy-l
ltttn, and that one of the (1111ployes 01‘
the institution is missing. Efforts to‘
find this employc are being made to
1111111. whether he had possession of
1111- key, which was one of a bunch
t.‘ eight found in the apartment.

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Taylor&Golden

Telephone 1111:1230
South Nofwnlk True! Co. Bldg.

 

 

 

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AY in a supply of our

l good, hard coal and take

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You can't lose one proposi-

the “win" out of winter.

 

tion of this sort.

Ham's 81 Gain

68 Water Street

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won't‘wti‘n wnnmAsT

Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Illain or snow tonight; Thursday fair;
(older. The disturbances along the
north in border ha' .'c united and now
101111 :1 Ion" trough of low' pressure
extending from Northern Ohio east-

111'11rd to Maine. (‘loudy and unsettled
weather, with snow or rain, prevails}
in the eastern portion of the Lake re-

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The Hespttul \l’ltist (‘lub will hold

Steam Laundri :1 Day street. jS 3t ' ' ‘ :1'social in the parlors of the Hotel
amp and New lunglaud. Pleasant wca- . | . . , . ,
} . ‘ . ) . 1'! m CH ”1 ts (llfl’otd. ltrlday etching 111 8 oclock
WANTED -vot1xc. 111111. 11111I";‘y‘rmtil‘l:“';:c‘l’{‘ymusings 311115111 The hostesses are 1111's. llcnry (1. Sher
light housework Inquu'eat 2901'cl1111'd “”5 ‘ ' ’ ” ‘ ' ‘ t' It . ' ' ' ‘
has been a decided fall in tempera- e ' irs, Frank “00111111111 and Mfi' J"

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211 to 30 feet
1' ash 29 1') l1

long, Reasonable for
avenue, South Norwnlk.

Enle ' Stevens.
ture in the northern portion of the n

Lake region during the last 24 hours.
White River. Ontario, reported 48 be-
low zero.

Cold wave warnings one ordered for

Tile Friday Afternoon Club will
meet this week Friday afternoon at
(I. 30 o'c'lotk at the South .\'ot'walk1

 

18 3t Public Libr:',1r1 instead of with Mrs.
—~—~ —--—-——-—-— this district E. ii. Gumball, 11s the latter is ill.
WANTED—TAYLOR It GOLDEN WEATHER A YEAR A601 __

want young man for office york. (loud TODAY 1 The Cameron “0101 Company stock
penmunshlp 11nd expellence in book. 'l‘cnlperattlrc: 1011,21) h1gl1, is being subscribed for most sample.
keeping required. Apply b)’ 19119? ‘0 3(1- ( loud). torllly, the first allotment is selling
R- H- Golden. 18 3t_ .-._..._-_____.. 101 three dollars per share. Daily :1.
large number visit the .\Iahacketnt)

 

 

 

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WANTED—~(III{I.S TO “ORR l\‘
b0\ shop

 

 

OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH
Ines, pay while learning.

Cindi, Peabody:

81 (30., Inc.

 

GOING SOUTH

on
Old Dominion Line
Savannah Linc
Clyde Linc
Let Us Get Your
Reservation.

J.lii.l.ayton&Co.,lnc.

Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. So. Nomaik

 

Hotel and look over the t‘ameton cat'

till NEWS

The 1eg11la1' weekly meeting of tbs"
it‘lithnzie Bible Class will be held this
evening.' in the Norwalk 111.19 Church.

favorable comment is heard bv those
who take opportunity to see it. l
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At the beginning of a new year you;
wlll want new letlget‘s, journals and
11111111' other things in the stationary
1 A diphteria qunmntinc was removed l1'11e,th1ese vou can get at ho11nell1">'.
today. by Health Ofllter 111-. \lilllam 16 8011111 “11111 sheet. \111 special
J. Tracey. from the bottle of Philip .\ch ruled sheets will nltlllly quote mices
N11ll1'.in Reynolds street. on and order in for you. Ask us about
the $1 pent-ll sharpener. ,1

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John Callahan and \uthony Dugan.
of Norwalk have accepted positions
with 11 Derby concern. They
'statt thcit new duties tomorrow

The Lady Washington Lodge

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Thtre will be installa-
1111d initiation. \isltm's
l The old racing boat. Jubilee, was‘from Win-11.110“ South N01'1111ll1,|
{towed to New York by the Addie V Bridgeport and New Haven will be. ‘,
l2nd this morning. lesterday the present. \ll ofilcers who are to take
Il'TharIes S. Jeffery" was» towed to thei offices are requested to be present. R1?
181. George Pulp Mill. Norwnlk. by the freshments will be served and a line
:Allle ' timc enjoyd

.Ilnll, Norwalk.
ltion of officer

The regular monthly meeting of the
dispensary association was held yes 1
tcrday morning and routine business
transacted. As already published, thel
19113 Red ross Stamp Sale, amounted,
to the handsome sum of $416. Tile
board of managers wish at this time

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SHIPS (WWW; Willi, 0.

Save Your Hair! Make it Thick, Wavy,l mammals in town the various factor-
Glossy and Beautiful at Once leg and banks where the stamps were
T‘Y 1‘5 YO" W1“ ““51 an applicu- on sale, also every individual who by
.tic21 of Danderine, you can not find their genelosity made possible the.

 

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We Daliver All Over Town
RED OAK COAL -
3Bu.No.2Nut.......... $1.00

 

"According to this ticker report."
he told. “it was the Lloyd George
speech winch affected the market that l
luiy’

Aftet another brief session today. i
the House Rules committee suspended

gBu. No.1Nut .‘ $x.l2o

WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.

 

BMW! M?

a single trace of dandruff or falling very gratifying result
hair and yours scalp will not Itch, butl “-1—:-
what will please you must, will be 112- TODAY IN WALL STREET l
ter 11 few weeks' use, when you see‘
new hair, flneand downyat first—yes] NEW YORK Jan. 10 (WALL
'——butreaily new hair—growlpg allover STIRIEET 10. 30 11. m)——A declineo of
the "319' ;ten points in Bethlehem Steel with one
A little Danderine immediately dou- .to two points recessions In Oils,
bias the beauty of your hair. No dif- equipments and shipping shares mark-'
ference haw dull. faded brittle and ed todays eamy irregular dealings.l
scraggy, jUSt moisten 11 Mom with Specialties such as industrial Alcohol
lDanderine and carefully draw It and Beet Sugar also lost ground while
through your hair, taking one small, Coppers, which contributed measurai
strand at a time. he eeifct is immed'l‘ bly to the strength of the previous day

Oifégtifixdfiamazhfijy"“r :31: m“ he were dull and hesitant. 11. s. steel
v on a v an ve an up moved within a narrow radius and

earance of abundance; an lncom ar- .

:ble lustre softness and lllxurlaxllce rails were without deflmte trend, ex-

the. beauty and shimmer of true hair cept New Haven, which fell over a
point.Heav1neas became more gen-

health
Get a chent bottle ufKnowltons oral before the end of the first half

 

 

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.at 9 o'clock. where a requiem
nurse was sung by the pastor.

' Mahon,
”.\lalion. John W.

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will meet tomor"lo\\ erenim: in Red .\len's S

and the Labor 1': 1111111 of .\0

street.

Mrs. Sarah M. Coley.

Mrs Sarah M. Coley,
late David Levi Color
of the late Ward and Sally Nichols
or “catch, passed quietly away Sat
11 day morning. January 6 after 91
reins of unselfish, beautiful

 

each one with whom she came in

and William F. Coley of Newark. N. J:
She is also su11i1'ed by
Mrs. George S. V1 colon of New York.
Her five grandchildren, nine gteat-
rrandchildren, nieces.
11.11111: “'lise up and call her hlcssed.’

 

Funeral of P. J. Keating

The funeral of Patrick J. Keating
was largely attended this morning.
from his late home, 3'4 Harriet street,
at 9:30 and from St. Mary’s Church
at 10 o'clock, where a solemn requiem
mass was sung by Rev.
his, celebrant. Rev. T. J. Finn, deacon,

and Rev. George Sinnott of Newtown,_
choir rendered as}

sub-deacon. The.
the cortege entered the church, “Lean
Kindly Light." Mrs. Albert Rose sang
solo, “Ave Maria." and Mrs. Irving
Haynes sang “I not Only Waiting.”
The choir, “Abide With Me." as the
venture left the church The floral
pieces which were many and beauti-
ful showed the high esteem in which

the deceased was held. The pail bears

ers were antes C051ello, I’. J. Collins,
Patrick Carroll. Daniel McCarthy. The
flower bearers were Frank Collins and
John -Ncharry. Rev.

ment was In St. Mary's cemetery.

Funeral of Mrs. Eliza Murphy

The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Murphy
was largely attended this
from her late home, (‘lay street, at
8:30, and from St. Joseph's Church,
high
Rev.
R. J. Carroll. ‘Illt's. Daniel Toomey
rendered solo ”Ave Marie." and the
choir, 'l.ead Kindly Light" as cot-
tege was leaving the church.

The pail bearers wete John F. Mc-
Daniel Toomey. \\1n. l.l Me
Sculley.
was in St. Mary's cemetery.

Funeral of H. P. Morgan

The funeral of Henry P.

was held last evening at 7:30 from

the late home. 71'. Flax Hill Road. Rest.
as- '

J Harrison Thompson officiated
slated bv Rev. Ralph (l Hartley. The
pallbearers were. Earnest L. Hopkins.
Nehemiah (‘andt'e Charles 1.. Cole. F.
S. l.v.011 Charles ll. Simone and Mr.

‘i'ant. The liono'1r1 p.1lll1ente1s

:that is being shown there and most were (‘htnlcs F. “mum.” and p “’at- ,

ers. The remains were forwarded to

New Haven for burial.

Funeral of Gaotano Fallo

One of the 1111111111111:er attended
funeral serxices etor held in .\orwnlk.
were those of Gaetano Folio of 27
(‘hapel street which were held from
the late home this tno111i11g at 8: 30
o clock and from St. Marv‘ 5 Church
Walter A. Mci‘raun cele,
b1 .lted solemn high 111as'4

led by members of the

es were attent 1
.Thcodore Soci?ty of Stamfort
Foresters

(‘onrt l1 amondo De .\micis.
of \1111'1 11a, Muiia S S. Dell Assunta.
1walk. The
he funeral

American Band escorted t
in St.

cortege. and interment was
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HOSPITAL NOTES

William Guinz, of Saugatuck
admitted yesterday.

Edw'atd 111m ell of Iluviland street

vas discharged this morning

Members of 0111' Brothers” Lodge,
Kabaosa Encampment, and Hazel Re-
bekah Lodge will he. the guests this
evening of Our SistersL-Lodge, 'No. 55.
I. 0. O. R, in the lodge room's 111 Wall
All entertainment program
has been arranged, and a delightful
time is expected.

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Rub Pain Right Out: With Small Trial
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's Oil”

Rheumatism is "pain" only.

Not one case. in fifty requires "Inter-
nal‘ treatment. Stop dragging! Rub
soothing, penetrating “St. Jacob's 101”
right Into your sore, 111111., aching
joints, and relief comes instantly. “St.
Jacob’s Oil” is a harmless rheumatism
llnlment which never disappoints. and
can not burn the skin.

Limber up! Quit complalnlng'! Get
a. standout bottle of old, honest “St.
Jacob’s Oil" at any drug store, and in

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wife of the,
and daughte‘r‘E

living,»
1 '.1 'ing which she bestowed a bles sing.
through titer spiritual nature, upon,

Of her six children, two sur-l
1i1e Mrs. E A. Godflev of B1idgepori:

one SlSl.€l‘,.

11e'phews and .11

J. .1 .\lctluiu- '

George Sinnot
read the services at the grave. Inter-a

morning ,

Interment

Morgan ‘

The set \ l0 ‘

MIN'r'L's

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SOCIETY

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DeCortin- Schramm
Mrs. A. Schramm, of Brooklyn, .\‘.

Y.. formerly of West Cedar stree‘r.
South Norwalk, announces the engages-
mcnt of her daughter, Anna Eleanor,
to Edward De (fortin, of ill. Vet-hora,
N. 1’., a former alderman of that place“.
The wedding is to take place on Wed—
nesday evening, February 7, 1917.

Miss Isabella Slauson, of this city,
spent Saturday in New York city.
While there she attended “The Mic-
thias," given in (‘arnegie Hall.

 

tapt. Ralph L. Taylor of the U. S.
aerial corps departed from Stamford.
yesterday for San Diego, Cal.

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‘ INCREASE IN WAGES.
PUTNAM, Jan. xo.——’l‘ha

'llammond, Knowltou Company ..
and the Eureka Silk Company,
the latter being controlled by the
former notified their 325 cm-
11101 ccs today of a five per c3117.
incvcasa in wages from Jan. I.
with :1 bonus of two per cent. on:
11121.4 paid them for the past 51::

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BUFFALO BILL DEAD.

l DENVER. C010,. Jan. 111-—
:(‘nl. William Frederick Cody
'Il'lutizilo l'lilll, soldier, hunter

and scout. died at 12:05 11. 111.
here today. at the home of has;

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Here's Grandmother's Recipe to Dark.-
en and Beautify Faded Hair

That beautiful, even shade of dark.
[glossy hair can only be had by brew-
111g a mixture of Stage Tea and Sti—
phur. You hair is your charm. It
makes 01' more the face. When it fads.
turns gray or streaked. just an appli—
cation or two of Sage and Sulphur elk
hanees its appearance a. hundred-
fold.

Don't bother to prepare the mix»
ture; you can get this famous old rec-i-
pc improved by the addition of other
ingredients for 50 cents 11 large bottle-1.
all 1ead1'fo1'use..lt is called Wyeth’i-I
Save and Sulphur Compound. Thia—
can always be depended upon in
bring back the natural color and lute-
tt'e of y'om hair 7 1 '

Everybody 11311.1 “Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound” now because it
darkens so naturally and evenly that]:
nobody can tell it has been 11.11pm
You simply dampen a sponge out-loft .
.brush with it and draw this through“
'the hair, taking one small strand at. a
time; by morning the gray hair hm
disappeared, and after another appli-
cation it becomes beautifully dark and! .
appears glossy and lustrous. This“ ' ‘
ready to Also preparation is a. delight- '
ful toilet requisite for those who de-
wire. dark hair and a youthful appeab‘ ».
once. It is not We ed for the curse,
___d‘,1nitlgation 01' prevention of disease—- .

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Heinze‘ so Sauer Kraut. . 20c qt.

{Pig 5’ kn .. ..... 181: .

Fresh Shoulders .. . 28c.”
reshI-I-ams 22c

Corned Sparéribs. 15c,

ICorned Pigs’ Hocks .18:

Corned Shoulders .. 181:
Salt Herring . .5c each
Salt Mackerel ....... me _‘
Salmon ' -
Oleomargarine
Fresh Eggs
lGold Medal Butter. . . . . .. 451:
Sugar Cured Hamel. 241:
Small Picniks 17c.
Dixie Bacon .. .

gusts-28c .
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that Sentinel classified advertising is
EXPENSIVE." run your aunt. 111: all“ ””131“:

PENEE Is‘ to 'wn “auntie a to arty sprains—Adv. ‘

Theda Bare. In “The Vixens Fri- T5] 583.3!

7.6 North Main
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