an,
Wants,
a:
Cards,
Less, 25c.
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‘IP‘W "
FOR SALE. I-
-' T0 LET—SW IN MAHACKE‘
_pve11ings a1 12 Orchard street, \‘or- fin, Jr” or Russell Frost.
.. VFOR 8ALE——1-39O EGG CY PHERS Washington stieet 4 room apartment,
almost new. 1111111”? 31 23 Gl'andfiew street. East Norwalk. Inquire at 64 So.
.. ---—.---_—JI T0 LET,—T\VO FURNISHED
NOTICE I 316 3t
Carr. she Will tell 1'0“ SOIHFUIIRE to incur. Improvements. Inquire 84 Wood:
.... TO LET‘FIVE ROOMS WITH IM-
Qu‘blc for any debts contracted by my Elizabeth street. I -
LUST. —— street, desirable location. Estate of
ClmifiNIOOOOOO 0
Ad crtisetncnts
TO LET.
FOR ‘ALE_4 YOUNG BOSTON mo Hotel block. Formerly occupied by
3,1111 dogs Price reasonable Inquire F A. Lane Ianire 0, William A Grif-
, N‘ulk. I ....
E ‘ I TO LET STORE AT 20’.‘ EAST
incubator, 1- 70 egg Cyphers incubator, 39 Chapel street, Norwalk, also 5
3-2 section CF phers paradise. ”00d”. room apartment, 219 East Washington
, avenue, 1.51 district. Phone 1438-3. Imam “reel or 'lJlIUlle gm
1'15 3tI
BUSINESS NOTICE. rooms with all convenience. Inquire
h—ru——- " I 31 Putnam avenue, South Norwalk.
CLAIRVOYANT — WHEN [NI .. ...—...... ..
,, Bridgeport call in and see Madam‘ TO LET 4);“; 4 ROOM APART-
JOUI‘ advantage, Speaks 7 language-7. ward avenue. Tel. 3654 or 4733.
282 William street. Bridgeport Conn.
NOTICE movements, 2 minutes from trolley.
l‘rom this date I will not be respoll- Rent cheap. Inquire after 6 p. In, '1:
1'16 6’.
wife, Alice Waters.
CHARLES S. VI'ATERS, T0 LET—APARTMENT 26 UNION
_ 1 William H. Smith. Call 1670 or 1117.
115 31
LOST-A BUNCH OF Kl YS ON
the East Norwalk Mill pond. Finder
. please leave at this otfice, Reward.
TO LET—LOFT IN SWARTZ &
_ Corbett block, containing 5,000 square
”6 3‘ feet of floor space with light on all
"' sides. 'Otl'a-i'reight elevator service.
steam heated. For further particu-
lars, apply at the office of The Old
We Deliver All Over Town
RED OAK COAL
3 Bu. No. 2 Nut .......... $1.00 Well Cigar Company.
t Bu No. 1 Nut .......... $1. zoI I
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc. I TO LET—5 noon FLAT. 71 CE-
33’Rowan St. E. Norwalk dar street. Back of store, 74 Washing
Tel. 441. Tel. 44!. Iton street. Rnodner’s Hall for lodge
" “" “’ -..—.-..-.__.._......__.... :purposes. A. C. Knorr, phone 872-3.
I
”GM, ”0"“: I. To LET—c noon COTTAGE, ALI.
improvements. mwrcnce street. Ap-
NOTICE ply to R.Joselov.1ky, Water street. or
The I‘niicd States Of America. (114- Cove uvenuo, East Noru'ulk. dill) tl’
It ict of Connecticut. I ' ~
\\"iic1ens on tho] ‘llh day of Januniy I WANTEWRENT FAMILY OF
1917, the l~runk thllillil and Gardner [“0 adults would "k9 cottage 0‘ 6 01'
Company filed a libel in the district 7 moms 0' an apartment by April
court of the United States for the dis‘ 151- Rent about $25 or $30 per month.
“lot of Connecticut, against the steam- If owners 0‘ 3“”! DWP‘W‘IY “III com-
lioat 1201191111115 her filonts' 3“,ka I”, municate with me, I will have party
Iiill‘t'l and furniture. in a cause of com 999 them. V
f iritct fox-materials and supples, civil . ASk John T. Hayes
and maritimcnnd whereas, by virtue
of process in due form of law, to me 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
nircctcd, returnable on the, 51h day of Neal Estate—Insurance
li‘i'bruury, 1917, I have seized and tolc- "
In the said steamboat. Rosedalc and BO! DIED FROM HEART DISEASE
,q «.1 .. . . . ’ ‘ NEW HAVEN, Jan. 11—’1ue neutu
. ..1: .111 In my custody. pf Harry Penquu, 14, was duJ to
timing: is hereby given that it difi- ilt'iili iroublc and not to any treat-l
lrict court will be held in the. United 1TH!“ 110 may hme received wh to 111
States Court, Room, in the city of the “(110:1ng b031, EPOIIML’H‘TI“, ‘;"I
ll. , . . on: 11mg 0 mini: 0 open is o
‘aiifmd, Conn” on the 5th day of do) i’cuque died Jan 2, at u hos-
M’I’I'l‘ar-V- 19”, {0‘ ”I“ "I31 0‘ said pita! here. It was Inter alleged that,
promises, and the owner or owners, lic bud suffered ill-treatment Whilc‘
:.m'| an pnrsong “ho 1nnv haVe or .11 llit‘ SCllOOl .lllld fl. fOI'llldl TEQUOSI
claim any interest, :iuc hereby cited for ‘m investigation was made
’ilu investigation showed. the find-
1 1 . 1 . '
0 be and mpg,” qt the tune and ing. ' said. that I‘cuque had been whip-
,I'IllGP arm “.snid to show cause if any ped :cteral times u bile at the school
they have, why a filial decree should “Mi :1. hickory stick, \Vlll(ll lett
not pass a' pr'lii’d marks. on his body. The boy had
(I ”16.7“.me l \ however, suffered for some 1111.»: war
Ill D C ”DDLEBROOK’ 1heumatic troubles and death wasl
U. S. Marshal 1.11.11 1 by 1
I 1 line‘llfittl condition of1
“ FLLlAM J. HALES tl.e heart. induced by th: rhcuinnticI
Bop u s Maigzm condition. no (“‘ll" -. l 1esponuibility‘
Messrs. Folm & )luitin 64 Wall Nothing ‘0 __§Pe_ death-
circct, New York City. proctors for ' ‘
I licllunt, South Vorwolk Talk 16,191?
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NOTlCE
The United States of America,
trict of Connecticut.
Whereas on the filth day of .Ianuary,:
1917 the Frank Richard and Gnrdner'
Company filed a libel in the district.
court of the United States for the dis-I
trier. of Conn, against the steamboati
Elizabeth. her boats, tackle, apparelI
rind furniture, in a cause of materialsI ‘
: nil supplies, civil and maritime. amtI
whereas, by virtue of process in due”
form of low, ionic directed, returnable‘;
on the 5111 day of February, 1917, I=
liar-e seized and taken the said steam-I
hot it Elizabeth; and have her in my
«u'stody
Notice is hereby given that a dis-
trict court. will be held in the United
dilutes Court Room. in the city of
‘ilni'tford, Comm, on the 5th day of
ili‘cbruary, 3917, for the trial of said
premises, and the owner or owners,
: 11d all persons who may have or
> (loim any interest are hereby cited to
.l c and appear at the time and place
f-otcsald to Show cause. if any they
Love, why a final decree should not
I
dis-
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“mammal
on an. page, helm-live Words or
81.00. Blackhce «Cape Double Price.
To Let. For‘Salti‘
Miscellaneous Ads.
Three “times. ‘50. 1 “week
‘ WANTED. "'
WANTED—YOUNG MAN ABOUT
20 years old to work at auto repairing.
Only those inclined to learn need up
ply. Louis G. Robichaud 44 Chestnut
street.
WANTED—A GOOD JERSEY COW.
F1esh milker. Addiess 65 Lexington
avenue. ii? at
WANTED—AGENTS AND REPRE-
sentativcs. Russell system, New Ha
ven, Conn. 1'17 3t
WANTED—FEB. 10TH RAILWAY
mail clerk examinations in Norwalk.
Commence 875 month. Sample queu»
lions free. Franklin Institute, Dep’L
288, Rochester, N.Y
1
WANTED—YOUNG MAN AS AS
sistant shipping clerk. 0111'. with ex-
perience preferred. R. W. Hot 'Shop,
Cross and River streets, Norwalk.
116 3t
WANTED— MACHINISTS, TWO
lathe hands and two bench hands for
all round bench work. Good chance
and steady work for the right: men.
lliglev Machine (‘c., Chestnut street,
South Nomflalk Conn
WANTED—A BOY FOR SHIPPING
Dept Applications must be in writing,
stating age and references. J. & J.
Ca'.~'l1,l.1mited.
WANTED—WANTED OPERATORS
to make white muslin petticouts. Good
pay, plus bonus. (I S. Roth & Sons
0.1., 8 l'uion street. 115 3t
WANTED—GIRL OPERATORS 0N
Singer sewing machines.
steady work. S. Rovner, 55 Day street,
South Norwalk.
WANTED—Old) FALSE TEETH.
Don't matter if broken I pay 31 to $5
per set. Mail to 1.. blazer, 2007 S. Ii‘lftll
street. Philadelphia, Pa. Will send
cash by return mail. 39 12!
WANTED-*GIRLS BETWEEN 14
and 16 years of age. Apply J. J. Cash
Ltd. Chestnut street.
WANTED—~1'0UNG GIRL T0 AS-
sist with housework Addiess. stating
particulars, 0. R. careISentinel.
WAN T
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OPERATORS ON SEWING MACH'I son I». Byxhee, and n sister, Miss Jcn- I5 Rowan St,
Funeral services willI
ops pay while learning
(Illicit, Peabod
& C0. inc.
3’
Good pay,‘
theuuualnotloo. forhvuomun-
usui man and match... “scum ho
remind as l mat dear. A third
inheritance promised of medical skill,
and to me add-11" to' thirty deep stir
dy and thorough work in every depart-
ment of his profession an that goes to
make a rare doctor. With excellence
of knowledge in surgery he had a
wondmful deftuess of execution and
thoroughness of method, and this lat
ter characteristic went into all. that
he did. The light ailment and the
small hurt called for the some serious
and thorough treatment as the great,
and no matter whether the ailment
was small or great, the patient to
whom he was ministering for the mo-
ment was the sole claimant on his
whole attention. But that which en-
deared him most of all to his patimts
was the rare human sympathy which
went with the skill. and gave them
their fullest confidence in him.
Refusing to give up his work until
he was compelled to. he kept. up a
brave fight for life to the very last.
and manyfrienda were hoping all the
His death .
means the loss of one of Norwulk'si
while that he might win it.
most talented sons.
Mrs. Jasper Perry
Mary, wife of Jasper Perry, died at
her home, 10 John street, ilanbury,
yesterday morning at six o'clock, after
a short illness of pneumonia. Mrs.
Perry, who was twenty-four years of
age, was a native of Bridgeport, and
had been a resident of Danbury thme
years. She is survived by her hus-
band and by a child one week old.
She also leaves her father, Michael
Porno, and one sister and one bro-
ther, all of Norwalk.
The funeral will be held from the
late home 10 John street, Thursday
at 8:30 and in St. Joseph's church.
Ilanbury, at nine
will he in the New Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Michael Mclncmey
Winifred Mclnerncy, wife of Mich-
ael Mclncrney. died last night at her
home. 3 Tindcl avenue, at the age of
35 yoius,nftc1 a short illness.
Mclncrucy is aiuiv'iicd by a husband.‘
by six c.hildren Catherine ilcleu, Wil— ,clean (logged, kidneys and stimulate:
had come no the distinction of being 0d-
generation doctor. he seemed to Inve-
Igathered up in himself all that which ‘ '
o‘clock. Interment .
llmvood avenue and of
the coming year were elect-
di
divers
I
and treasunor— Mrs.
Marshai— Mrs Rose Carr
Cu, rs. Cornelia. Lyon.
l.-Mrs. Fred Pitzer.
12% the evening the retiring
prtsident, Mrs William J. Brown,
was nucleated with a past noble’s
jewel. Mrs. Richard Dunn made the
presentation
The next meeting will be with '1'"
Mn Earl Thomas in- Rowayton on
thothird Tuesday in February
TODAY IN WALL STR’EW‘."s
WALL STREET
in Atlana .1,
six in Alcohol.
points were soon
pressure,
Milli Illlll Ill
II KIDNEIS Billfllll
Eat Lesa Meat and aTke Salts for Back
arhe or Bladder Trouble
lll'ic acid in meat excites the kid-
neys, they become overworked; get!
sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
bladder is irritated, and you may be
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog 5911. must. help them
flush oi! the body's urinous Waste or
you'll be 11 real sick person shortly.
At first you feel a dull misery in the
kidney region. you suffer from back-
ache. sick headache, dizziness stom-
ach gets sour, tongue coated and you
‘leel rheumatic twinges when the
weather is bad. ,
E‘at less meat, drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jud Suits; take a table-
lost under fresh
ate—Mrs. Elizabeth Ilene ,
dent—Mu. Nellie Hawks. I
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1: 30 p. 1n.——The .
sharp reaction of the. early fternoon :
extended to two points in Steel, three 1
Gulf and West ladies and
Rallies of one to two
So. Norwalk
January Clearance Sale
A few of the big specials for
. Tomorrow
$10 Coals
$8 Coats
$5, Coats
All Suits
§
$5 95
$495
$3 75
'4 Price
_. 44?“
Shapes 10c, 25c, 50c, $1 %
$6 Silk Poplin Dresses 3
$3.95
95c .
29c:
49c
75c
39c
1-3 Off
49c
79c
$125 Gloves
50c Mittens
75c Waists
$1 Waists
69c Waists
Sweaters
69c Corsets
$1 Corsets
‘,i “a
PHONE 909. PROMPT DELIVERY
Great @ Tea Co.
spoonful in a glass of water before.
breakfast for a few days and your kid- I
neys will than act fine. This famousI
salts is made from the acid of grupesI
Mr ”L and lemon juice, combined with llthla, t
and hits been used for generations toI
liam. (‘oiiiclius. Mary and Grace bYIihcni to normal activity, also to non-
her mother, \lrs. Catherine McNally.
by one sister, lllrIs Peter Kirw,in and
b, two brothers. John and Cornelius
McNally.
Funeral
day morning.
Mary's Church. Interment will be in
St. Mary's cemetery
Captain Sills B. Byltbee
Captain Silas B. Byxboe (lied and
denly last evening at his home on 38
First. street. East \'
bec was 6') ycuri old and is well
known in (onncctlcn with the oysterl
busincsS throughout the town He lsI
jsurvh ed by u wife, one brother, Nel- I
Into I liyxbcc
Ibo lllld from the home. of the sister,
IMisu Jinnic A. Byxbee, 12' Cove sic
Iunc, n1 ‘2: 30 I‘iiday afternoon
Funeral of Michael Nolan
The funeral of Michael Nolan
largely attended
the home of his father. Spring Hill
Invenuc. at 8:45 o'clock, and St. Mary’s
gChurch at 9:30, where a requiem mass
was sung by Rev. J. J. McGinvtiis. Mrs.
Albert Rose rendered the solos "O
Saluturious,” and “Face to Face."
The null bearers were cousins of the
deceased, Michael Nolan, William No-
lan. John Nolan and Patrick Nolan.
The flowcl~ bearers were Thomas Hor-
nn mud Thomas McNully. Interment
was in St. Mary's cemetery.
W a;
RE DU so
s'rou'r'r Fl-OUEES
pass he prayed.
1‘ llESTEIRFl-ELD C. MIDDLEBROOK.
U. S. Marshal
WILLIAM J. HAYES,
Den. U. S. Marshal
Messrs. Foley K: Martin, 64 Wall
street, New York City. Proctors for
liballant. South Norwalk. Conn, Jan-
amry, 1t}, 1917.
W. Bfluicm'iCorsets
Civc Style, Confinudpaiectly
. Liliag Gown. [cunning they
cm the mm in a cum: u.
123:! Economical Price. $3.0“
\
~ 111.1 11.1%....
I comfort with file E‘s! fitting.
ukeluge “We Bulky
mist-lines more graceful; awk-
and bust lines under and
\neat'ir, and havotbe “Meme!"
I
--....“ ' I to $1.60. ~~ $509 and sun . t
If your tenant is delinquent and u ‘ I ‘
y «iratioctlve become a scnunel claim WEINQARTEN Bkosnlu N'WYM'k, Chimes-$1: Fm
o "A. . I_ .1" I . Wylmn...‘ .1 D
fled advertiser at once.
’ draws
and a pleasant social time was en«
joyed. Refreshments were. served.
Funeral of Frank B. Benedict
Funeral services of Frank Barry
Benedict, the flve-ycar-old son‘of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Benedict, of Wash
ington street, was held this morning
from the home of his parents. Rev.
Louis B. Howell officiated and inter-
ment was in Pine Island cemetery. .
. J
METHODIST ~LADlES' AID ELEC-
TION
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church held its
orwaik. Mr. Byx-I '
this morning from '
tmlizc the R( id in urine. so it no
longer is a source of irritation.
ending bladder weakness
Jad Suits is inexpensiio, cannot in
services will be held Frl- Ijuro makes. a delightful offeriesccut
at 9 o'clock from St. Ilithia water drink
which everyone
should take now and then to keep the'
kidneys clean and HCIIV Druggists
here—say they sell lots of Jud Salts
,to folks in ho believe in overcoming
kidney trouble while it is only trouble.
"AdV,
BEST PRICES PAID FOR
UNK
Send Postal or Telephone. I
L. EFFRON.
East Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
FACT FREIGHT Lita TO NEW
YORK.
THE AflNlNG J. SM”
PORTATION. LINE. in... :
Freight boat lava Pier 27 EuI
River, New York (foot of Catherlm‘
8:.) every day except Sunday, It 3 p
In. pntgm renewed at Norwalk up :1 I
5 a. a. and st South Not-walk us it
5:30 p. m.
Gum-g. F Print"
7—...—
fipm'
Pei fectiull
Oil Heaters
Every home should have one—»
no smoke, no odor, perfectly
safe 'and reliable.
PRICES $3.75 to $4.98
Albert F. Gehebe
Phone 1069~2‘
25 Washington St. 50. Norwall-
Prompt Delivery.
Advertiskin the Sentinel.
annual meeting yesterday afternoon.
in the church parlors, electing the fol-
lowing officers:
President Emeritus—Mrs. B. M. An-
Acting president—Mrs. Frederick H.
.anung.
First vice president—Mrs. G. N. Mc-
Kibbin. ,
Second vice preSIdent—Mrs. Aaron ‘
GOING SOUTH
on
Old Dominion Line
' .:Savannah Line
Clyde Line
314:: Us Get Your
7‘ Reservation.
Martineau.
Secretory—Mrs. 1m .0. Gregory.
'l‘reiisurer—Mi's. Ill. Ii Baker.
There was a. very large attendance,
——Full stock of Victrolas and rec- ~
thus ,
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REAL VALUES
This week we call your special attention to our High-
Grade Coffees—roasted and blended by experts. They are
nmatchable values.
EL RYAD COFFEE .. .......................... 35¢
The choicest product of the world's finest plantations.
3o S&H Stamps with each pound.
SULTANA COFFEE ......................... 30¢ lb.
Money and skill cannot produce a coffee with more
strength or flavor.
20 S&H Stamps with each pound.
IONA COFFEE ........................ 25¢ lb.
Fresh from the roaster. Better than most bcchoffees.
15 S&H Stamps with each pound.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE ............... . 20¢ lb.
Unmatchable wins.
10 S&H Stamps with each pound.
Women’s Blouses
A lovely Blouse is necessary with every suit or coat.
Never wen: there more beautiful models than these of
Georgette crepe, crepe dc chine, tub silks and dainty lin-
geries in a variety of attractive styles. ’
Solid colors and pretty plaid and stripe effects, also
white and flesh.
There is a liberal range of sizes in every model.
Prices . . f... ...................... $1.98 to $6.50
VALUES
in Furniture and Housefurnishings to be
Found Here
If you wish to purchase one piece of furniture 5r fur-
niah a whole house, this is the place. "
We carry the largest and most complete assortmm
in The Norwalks. \ ' ‘
Prices the lowest and quality the highest.
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