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g FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—A SIX ROOM
loge: all improvements
"icutes; sell cheap as owner is leav-
in}; town. Applv Mrs. Alina R (iteene,
_E8 Butritt avenue. 111'
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FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAP. and bath AII
Inquire Austin‘ 5 Garage, Railroad ave-
, 11119, South ls‘orwalk. 111 3t
FOR SALE —l‘tll PASSI'Z \‘GIS It
Cadillac touring A 1. condition. Doni-
' onstration. A bargain 'tor quick buy.er
Phone 1.3. after '. p, 111. 3'10 3t
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FOR SALE -l'l.\NO 1‘th SALE.
party goingr west. will sell $12 1, (high-
est grade make) guaranteed lot it)
years; brautit'ul mahogony Case, un-
usually fine tune.
must sell. best cash offer takes it. Ad-
hdrcss "Cash," 1-111'e Evening Sentinel.
110 III
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
‘,~ Iitll'h‘l'l ANI) II.'\IIN. N0. is \VI'IF’I‘
A\ 1-:.\'t'n, NORWALK, coxx. A11.
MODERN titruovnnnx'rs. eon
11.111T11"1'1..111s 0.11.1. enoxn 111;
on 121.3. 1.0 tit
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NOTICE
’l‘it1 1 1111111 Stat-"s of America, 111s-
tt'ict 1:1 Connecticut.
\I'heteas, on the 10111 day of Janu-
ary, 11117. the Frederhk C. Lang (lotu-
Iliifly filed a libel in the district court
of the l‘nited States for the district
of Connecticut auainst the steamboat
”Elizabeth," hcr boats. tackle, apparel.
and furniture, in a cause of contract
for supplies, civil and maritime, and
'wltewas. by virtue of process in due
form of law. to me directed, returnable
on the 5111 day 111' li‘ebrnary, 15117. I
have seized and taken the said stealth
or Elizabeth and have her in my cus-
tody,
Notice is hereby given that a dis-
trict court will he held 111 the. United
States Court Room, 111 the city of
\ Hartford, at 1‘.‘ o‘clock noon on the 5111
day of lr‘cbrual'y. 1:117 for the trial of
c'vaid premises, and the owner or own-
ers, and all persons who may have or
claim any interest. are hereby cited to
‘IP and appear at the time and place
aforesaid, to show cause. it' any thry
have, why :1 final decree should ant
pass as prayed.
(.‘IIES'l‘l-ERFII'IID C. MIDDLE-
ltllOOK.
l. nited States Marshal
WILLIAM l. HAYES.
U. S. Deputy Marshal.
Messrs. Foley & Martin, (:4 Wall 511..
New York city.
Proclors for libellant.
South Norwalk, Jan. 11, 1917.
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NOTICE
The l’nited States of America.
(Net of Connecticut.
Whereas, on the 10111 day of Jautt-
ury, 191.”, The Frederick C. Laue; Com-
pany filed a libel in the district court
of the l‘niied States for the district
of Connecticut against the, steamer
'l'filo'sedale." her boats, tackle. apparel
and furnitute. in a cause of contract
for supplies, civil and maritime and
whereas. by virtue of process in due
form of law, to me directed, returna-
dis-
Ihare seized and taken the. said{
titanium “itoscdule” and have her 111;
fly custody.
Notice is hereby given that a district
court will he held in the United
Nate's Court Room, in the city of Hart-
ford, at 1;: o'clock, noon, on the. 5th
day of February, 19l7 for the. trial of
» paid premises, and the owner or own-
ers, and all persons who may'have or
claim any inlerest,are hereby cited to
be and appear at the time and place
aforesaid. to show cause, If any they
BROOKS.
United State': Marshal
\‘I'Il LI All J. HAYES,
l‘eputy l'. S. Marshall
‘Messrs. Foley & Martin 04 Wall 81.,
‘New York citv,
Pioctors for libcilant.
South Norwalk, Jan. 11. 1917.
001...
and conven-
Used {our lnonlbsm
1.1.1 on the so. (lay of February. 1917 '
"1'1'0 whv a final decree should not
pass as prayed. .
c111; STIIRFIEI. 1‘. c. 11111111.p-
m was acumen 11112111111111 hinterland
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
BusineSs and Professional
Cards; Miscellaneous Ads.
on this page, Twenty-Five Words or
Less, 25c. Three Times, 50. 1 week
$1.00. Blackface or Capo Double Price.
’ WANTED.
WANTED'I’EW MORE GIRLS T0
help, dancing with learners evenings.
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TO LET. I
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APART?“ 1.','l‘
South
T0 LETs-SOU'I‘II
ground floor, 11 West avenue.
Norwalh. Inquire upstairs on the prem- \\'ill take on a f““' more girls. and
1593. 112 31 It'at'll l'l‘ee, Good pay, “Pally VI'Ol‘k.
._- lpply :11 1111111, Policy's, Dancing;
. TO LET HOUSE OF SIX Rooms SCII‘IOI- 1‘12 31
modern 1mprot ements.
including electric lights. Very low rout WANTED“'0”CHATORS 0N RAIN-
coats inquire l'nion Raincoat C11,
to April lot to the right party. Pos- 011]
:ession immediately Inquire at lid “”19” ”"" I’aeit‘ic and Main 51’0““.
Notth Main street 1.91.3132. ” 31 8111111111111. ’lel. I113, 312 3.
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TO LET—2 on 3 1100113 xuxr ,"dFVEMt‘LE “HELP. W‘NTED
to bath, furnished complete for 1111111 “ d”1’°n“’rd’0" neat appear
housekeeping. with gas and cook ””HI' dl”"”“””“”’ “NM“ or "”1””
Salary and commission No house to'
stove, private family, 22 Madison 51.,
house canvassing. Apply at (”HP Ask
3 minutes from South Norwalk sta
tion. I” “T Wattle. (in Hotel
To LET—ONE FOUR ROOM begiNTED:SHOEJIAKERS \t'OOh
apartment. Improvememfi‘ Inquire at ' Uh, Oh ugh grade turn show.
Steady work. Lounsbury,
Stamford, Conn.
Sonic. (30..
1‘11 :1.
84 Woodward avenue. Telephone 311?»!
or 472 3.
.111 ill
WANTED—BASEMENT OR CEL—
lar suitable for bowling alley or rifle
range, 85 feet long, electric light and
heat necessary. Must be cheap. P. 0.
box 511. 111 31
TO LET' 1.1100111 PLAT, 71 1'12?
dar street. Back of store, 74 Washing-
ton street. Roodner’s Hall for lodge
purposes. A. C. Knorr, phone 87241.
TO LET- t‘. ROOM COTTAGE, ALL:
improvements. lawrunce street. Ap-’
ply to R. Joselovuky. Water street, or
t‘ove. avenue Fast Norwalk. d29 tt'
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to sell Royce's Extracts, Toilet Arti~
cles and Household Novelties. Call
or address Miss A. Stimson, General
A1: 111. car" M': (‘u ' .‘t ‘ '
TO LET sroan AT 207 EAST st.’ ’ ’\ 11»\,1111.1;:111113.:
Washtngton succt. Inquire at 04 $11.: _._ N-..“ - w- ___
Mam 5"” 0' “mm 60 ’1 WANTED~l-‘ICJI.\LES 'I‘t) snw
"'_"’ __._- ‘ "' hooks and eyes; also girls over 11;
TO LETs—h ROOM nuNmtow yew 1111- 1111111 11111011- work :00“
a 2 I"
nd "CNS land, $13 per month, “’0 wages and steady position. Royal
6 room house, good garden, $12 .10 per Mfg (.0 8. \\‘u hincton street
1nontl1.und many oth11- rents in differ _v_ :w ’ ’ ' '
(-nt sections of <in. For palticttlals. WANTED—Iti4‘\
‘1‘. FAMILY OF
Ask John T. Haves
two adults would like cottage of 6 or
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
'1' rooms. or an apartment by April
1st. llent about $2.1 or $30 per month.
Real Estate—Insurance tr owners of such property will com-
, . _ -... . - - municate with me. I will have party
see them. John '1‘. Hayes, No. 7 Main
lEGAl NOTICE street, Norwaik. Real estate. lnsu1~,
_M__ ____ _____ ance.
NOTICE
District of Norwalk. ss. Probatel WANTEDMGHU‘ ONCRATUHS UN
Court, January 4th. A. D. 1917‘ Singer sewing machines. Good pay,
steady work. S. ltovner,
iSouth Norwalk.
55 Day street,
Estate of Annie Balogh, late of Nor-
walk. in said district, deceased.
The court of probate for the, 1115-?
trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and al-'
lowed six months from the date here- “00"“ 8““?-
01’ for the creditors of said estate “,‘Scntlnel.
exhibit for the. claims for settlement;
Those who neglect to pxes’cnt t.-111 ir 11' " WANTED”BOY~S AND GIRLS. ii
counts, properly attested, within said 3”“ ”M “r "10"" '0 “01k I" ”I0 mail-
time, will be, (tellarred a 1"ecmery \II in" department “"3““ 5‘ I)" (I-IS'. to
persons indebted to said estate a1e re gm" “"1‘1 "(I‘flnu‘ml‘m ‘IUI‘bhy “In:
quested to make lmmedlate payment. h)" EH“ avenue 110 3
to
WANTED—SALESLADY 1N DRY
Address Dry Goods, care
ill) at
WANTED-4)”)
. (', \\', STAPLES. , FALSE TEETH.
Administrator Don‘t matter if l’l'OkWI- I I"! SI 10 $3
M_-____ __ not set. Mail to L. blazer, 2007 8. Fifth
NOTICE Sim”- Philadelphia. 11.1. Will send
: District of Norwalk. ss. Probate (“h by return mail. I9 I'll
'Court. January it, A. 1).. i917.
WANTED—GIRLS BETWEEN 14
and 16 years of age. Apply J. J. Cash
Ltd. Chestnut street.
; Estate of Robert H. Morton. late of
Norwalk, in said district. deceased,
Ordered. That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this court for adjustment, at the Pro-
bale oilice in Norwalk. on the 18th sist with housework. Address, stating
day of January, 1917. at 3 o‘clock, af-: particulars, 0' R" care Sentinel.
tcruoon; and that all persons interest-i __
ed in said estate may be. notified}
thereof. the administrator will cause.
this order to be published in a news-I
paper having a circulation in said dis.
trict, at least five days before said;
18111 day of January. 1917.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Jttd"e
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO AS-
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WANTED—GIRLS TO WORK IN
box shop.
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
lncs, pay while learning.
Clueli, Peabody
81 (311.. Inc.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL' 8 SALE
Disttict of Connecticut.
By virtue of an order of sale issued:
out of the United States district court
for the district of Connecticut, on the
5111 day of January, 1917, notice 1'.
hereby git en that I will sell by pub-
lic auction, for cash, on Tuesday the
16th day in Jntnuary, 1917, at 1 o‘clock!
1). n1., at South Norwalk in said dis-'
trial. the barge “Empire," her boats.
tackle, apparel, appurtenances, anti I
furniture, as she now lies at Bay-
mond's dock off from Water ‘street,
1 South Norw alk.
CHESTERFIELD C.
I 'naoon's,
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GOING SOUTH
on
Old Dominion Line
Savannah Line
Clyde Line
Let Us Get Your
Reservation.
MIDDLE- i
United States Marshal
I by TIMOTHY E. HtAWLEY',
’. Deputy U. S. Marshal
iSo. Norwaik, Conn.
,' Jan. 8, 1917.
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PRESIDENT OF MANILA RAILWAY
MANILA, Philippines Jan.
‘tigene E. Reed of New Hampshim,
1.11110 was nominated a member of the
Philippine Commission last year, has
been chosen to be president of the
Manila Railway, which recently was
purchased by the Government.
11111111111111 The Sentinel.
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, stslant Secretary of Stat .
J. M. Layton &'Co.,lnc
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Raliroad Ave. So. Norwalk
"PHILLIPS SUCCEEDS OSBORNE.
\l'ASHINGTON. Jan. 12.~— ‘illiam
Phillits. of Massachusetts, Third As-.
blatant Secretary of State, was none}
inated by President Wilson today as.
Assi:'tant. Secretary of State. to suav. MORE SMALLPOX IN WATERBU‘RIY
feed I? Joém E. Osborne. who reeenbi HARTFORD Jan 12 -—-Seven new
‘ “'5 6’“? «cases of small ox were re
lireckenbrldge Long. a St Muistfrom Wate bugy to the 5133;313:7131
lawyer, was nominated as third 1151‘, Health Th some number was report.
6d Wednesday
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Dorothy Ruth Baku
Dorothy Ruth Stokes. the “wear”
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Stokes, of Magnolia avenue, Norwolk,
died yesterday at the home of parents.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30
o'clock Saturday afternoon from the
late home and the remains will be
placed in a receiving mall at thei
Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Frank 231110 I
Mrs. Frank Zanio, wife of Frank:
Zanio of South Main street, died at the
late. home yesterday afternoon. Fun-
eral services will be held tomorrow at
9 o’clock from St. Joseph’s church
and the remains will be shipped to
l\1-w York for burial in the Calvat'yi
cemetery by Funeral Director A. .l.
t‘ollins. . I
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Mrs. A, .B. Sduires 1
Mrs. Elvira S. Squires, wife, ofi
WANTED—- ICNERGETIC \\'0.\IA.\' ‘
,1'1111s1- upon l‘rcsidenl Wilson.
Gilli HAIR 81001118
Andrew B. ISquircs. died in Holyolrc
Monday. The. deceased leaves
one sister, Mrs. A. Webster 01' South
Main street. The remains were
brought hete yesterday in charge of
l‘unerat lnrector A. J. Collins and in-
te. 11.111t was in ltitct' side cemetery.
Tiassv
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
“.1.—
.“ M." 11‘ 11K .Ian 12.——\\' ..\l l. ST.
1' I 31111 111 t.-«'l‘he r'epl) oi the I'lntente
II’1\(‘l\' to 1111 Washington (lovern-‘ ,
lue 111 was made the o1 casion of .111-
other upward swing at the opening ot
today s market, War shares and lela- I
ted stocks were the chief beneficiar-
ies, gaining one to two points. 'l‘Itn
rise was acct lerated by short covering;
and out or town buying. II. S Stocli
made its usual wide opening, 12,000
shares changing hands at ll? 1'1 5 to 11:1,
an extreme advance- of 2 points. (‘op-‘
11. rs Shippings 111111 this were approx-
ilIlRlI’IV better,
\l'.AI l. S'l‘lti‘ I) l‘, Noon. -lnitial pric’es
failed to hold .reniizint, for ptot‘its
~1tusing 11 general setback before the,
ater which?
'1
end of the rim hal hour.
trading s11 1111in dwindled, Iliarino
I 111 w as among the first of the active
issues to yield. its advance of 1 H
points soon being changed to 11 loss of
as much Steel also fortcited a giant
er part of its 1111111 and prominent.
cquiptnt'nts and specialties manifestedl
similar tendencies Leading rails fell
under vestetdav' 11 final quotations and
’lexus t‘ompanv was unusually at 1111'
:11 '1 tea point decline. Nominal rall-
its set in at midday. Bonds were firm.
’ “211,1. srnuu’t‘. 1 :10 p. 111-Aside
’ flout further heaviness in Motors and?
anesaories, a better tone. prevailedt
I. the afternoon. Steel bardened'
1111.1111 and Texas (ompanv made up
111010 than half its loss. (i'oppets do.
vclopcd marked strength with \1111
crunu Smelling I
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SUFFRAGE SENTINELS ON DUTY
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\\'.\Slll.\'l’i'l‘t).\'. .Ia't. l‘.l.—-'.\Illtout:h
the temperature was It degret es below
freezing and a cold wind was blowing,
the twelve Sttlfrage“51lent sentinels"
again took up their picketiut.r of the
White House today, to impress their'
At the White House It was said that
the president's invitation for the Den.
tiacls to come inside. the executive
mansion and warm them selvtv still
stood. i
The Congressional Union for “'11-.
1111111 Sulfur-e announced today that:
plans for a parade on the day preced-
I111.r the inauguration, have. been aban-
doned and the Suffrage demonstration
instead will be an elaboration of the
White House picketinn. More titan
1,. )0 women will form a close cordon
about the White llouse grounds on
that day. Letters were sent today to
irn'anizatimis in many states calling
for volunteers.
DIRK AND BEIIJIIIUI
Try Grandmother's Qld Favorite Recl-
pe of Sage Tea and Sulphur
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea 11nd Sulphur, properly compound-
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak-
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was to make. it at
home, which is mussy and trouble-
some.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drur.r store for "\I'yeth‘s Sage and Sul-
phur Compound.“ You will get a large
bottle of this old time recipe improved
'by the addition of other ingredients
for about 50 cents. Everybody uses
this preparation now, because no one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair disappears, and after another ap‘
plication or two, your hair becomes
beautifully dark, thick and glossy and
you look years younger. Wyeth's
Sage. and Sulphur Compound is a. de-
lightful toilet requisite. It is not in-
tended t’or the cure, mitigation or pre-
vention of disease. —Adv.
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We Deliver All Over Town
RED OAK COAL
3 1311. No.2 Nut ........‘ $1.00
3 Bu. No. 1 Nut $1.20
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St. ’ E. Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
BEST PRICES PAID FOR
JUNK
Send Postal or Telephone.
L. EFFRON.
5 Rowan St.
‘12:!
‘ed last night at the regular meeting
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East 111.111.1111 1‘
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coon-r NARR'UK OFFICERS
The following officers were install.
of Court Nafi’uk, No. 58, F. 01 A.
Chief Ranger—Dumb Moore
Sub Chief Ranger-Han'y Miller
Financial Secretary—Hugh McCarthy
Recording Secretary—Charles Davis
Treasurer—John 'Patchen
Senior Woodward—Everett Stratton
Junior Woodward—Ernest ‘Bepore
lunior Beadle~Charles Scribner
lecturer—James l..Dwy'e1
Trustee fol three \ea1s~f\'i1holas E-l
wood
Physician-Dr llirman 15. W est
The. officers were installed by Dep-i
uty Grand Chief Ranger McKenna. oft
Westport, assisted by Grand Chief
Ranger of Connecticut Thomas Dowd,
of Norwalk.
A social time and refreshments
were enjoyed after the meeting. 5
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LOSSES TO NORWEGIAN SHIPPING
\\'.\Slil.\'t}'l‘0.\'. Jan. 12.—Iieavy
losses to Notwegian shipping have
plotnpted maritime interests to pell-
tion the G111 eminent to suspend extra
shipping taxes to preserve this indus: Iblood,
try. Consular advices today to the
Department of Commerce reported
that 18251ea1neis and 60 sailing ves
‘sels with an insurance wine of $39,
009, 000, had been sunk since the war
began.
"‘I HAVE" IAN ,_ I.‘
Spruce St.,
many people who had used it and I
medicine had merit and as I kept us-
Ing it and kept getting betterI every
1011 MY PRESENT 811113 II
HEAIIH, ” SAYS P1116011
Declaring that Tanlac, the National have the least trouble digesting an»
Tonic, had quickly restored his health, thing I 931- My blood is in good
Philip Platcow, who is employed in shape, and {if all Of this, I hue Tm’
the. Express Department of the Con- Inc to Mk _
necticut 00., and who lives at 13 , Keep the blood Pwndmg and coars-
New Haven, r9cently said: tug through the veins and. arteries 1! .-
“Tanlac was recommended to me Dr you would have good health. The '
' blood carries of! germs and waStee
matter that would endanger the flyir
tern. Healthy blood moans health 111-12’
all the body.
You may have obtain Tanlac at
A. Mead's Drtig Stow—Adv.
got some to try because I suffered
from stomach disorders and impure
“A few doses convinced me that the I!» 1'
There's no job in this city that can.
used not be filled hv a reallv capable:
day. my joy knew no bound.
(0 be 8 dyspeptic, but now I do not gpn‘inpl “HPID Wanted” Ad! closely
..- _ ..__H . .....7 .L _- - - -.
“You know, this cocoa does taste better
-—It's so much smoother. It's Runkel's,
you say ? Well, you just keep on buy-
ing it for ME—I certainly like that
‘chocolaty' taste."
And you know, Hubby's RIGHT. You can tell.
the difference at the first taste. It's a smooth.
satisfying, “chocolaty” flavor that just hit: the
spot. Try it—7 today ,~just go to your grooer‘s and
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the CDCOAwith that Chocolaty Taste
You'll get the BEST cocoa that you ever tasted.
Runkel‘s, you know, is much more finely powdered
monomer brands -it disolves more readily and
too rich and indigestthlc; and means with 20% or
lens are tw“lcun"11ndl.1ck1ug111nutriment. Expen-
ments have shown that 24‘7, which Runkcl‘s has. 13
more merely. And 11 not only has a smoother exactlleGHTboth for taste and nutritivequnhties.
unto but gets out more of that delicious “chocoluty” '
a." of m. m Try RUNKEL S at once. At any good grocers
cocoa wr we wdl mad youn FamtlyTaste $121- for I0c in
Besides thlt. Runkel's has only 24% ofcocon butter stamps 'or a BIG sample FREE for yourgnx‘er's
And this is important, especially when you have name. RUNKEI. BROTHERS. Inc.. 4” Wm
children who hkc cocoa For cocoa with 28": are 30111 Street, New York City 0
BELIEVE SOLDIER SUICIDED ‘ F i
\\".\SHI.\'G’I‘O.\', Jan. Iii—Corporal
John A. Stewart, (‘f'ImDflILV C. 9”) In- PHONE 909 PROMPT DELIVERY
Iantry, whose body was found on the
Mexican side of the river near Laredo
two days ago, is believed by American
army officers on the border to have
committed suicide.
CARD
1 wish to thank those that were so
kind in 111:: hour of trouble and be-
reavem e111 .
FRANK MARTIN
Miss RUBY GLOSS Shows
the Easy Way to
" Good I'Iouseke
oping
DUSTS. CLEANS,
I'OLISIIES
TourFut-nlturc,
P111110, Woodwork. |
Automobile.l"inish- 1
ed Floors, and all
Varnlslted Surfaces.
Clear. pure and
free. from any 111.
“ill not. gnti
dust. as it gives a.
hard. dry. bright
loss: a. brighter
ustre than wax and ‘
casicr to use;
F011 F110 ORSI USE
comma-
TB give cn-- ,,.
tire satisfac- . 1
tion or
money
be rcfunde
Sterling Furniture Co.
Great @ Tea Co.
A&P BUTTER .. ...................... 41¢ lb.
"America‘s Finest Creamery.“
14 LBS. GRAN. SUGAR FOR ................
3111.00
H. O. OATMEAL, per pkg. ............. , ........ 14¢
WHEATENA, per pkg. ........................... 15¢
GRANDMOTHER'S WHEAT FARINA,
Large pkg. . ..... . ......... 7"- ................. 13¢
ALASKA SALMON, tattcans ....... ' ........ . ..... 12¢
OIL SA-RDINES, p... can. .................... 5c
PURE LARD cut to ......................... 20¢ lb.
QUAKER CORN FLAKES, pkg. .................... 5.1-
LIMA BEANS, pcr pound ....................... 10¢ '
WHITE BEANS, per pound . .................... 14¢
WHOLE GRAIN RICE ....................... ~7¢ 11..
SQUIRE‘S CHESTER BACON . .............. 25119111.
SMOKED SHOULDERS. lean, tender ......... 16¢. lb -.
CRINE’S PURE CATSUP, bottle ................. . 17¢ '
7 CAKES PURE BORAX SOAP ................ 25¢
BAKED BEANS, large cans ..................... 10¢
SNIDER’S TOMATO SOUP .............. 3 cans 25¢ ‘
Great A. &P. Tea Co.
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so NORWALK . 124 Washmuton street
150R THROAT AND LUNGS ~ ~. HOSPITAL NOTES I BUY A
“WW“ cottons m cows Mrs. Margaret McLaughlin, of 35 AUTgaggiggNGE
Chapel street was admitted this morn- AI B ‘
Eckman.’ s .. uy s........,..,, 111......
George Rose. of 1 Dover street. was WM. EFFRON,
discharged yesterday.
of Tollea street, we
blind Whitson.
t 'd
Norwalk Chronicler