. .Wilcon & Co.
..‘u'euue. Tel; 1151.
,,,,,
4' mourns.
WAgNTED—A -BOY OR ‘WG
131%! aid worker in a dry goods store.
Apply A. motel-man & 80o.
\ W5. indications "Add,
. um
Bar Assoc-Minn which.
«In the Supreme Court room in Ho
ram ..nt. swm.m. luau one.
mimmliinwolmmoeia
'1’“ ..» “ ‘ . .
AA‘4 AAA- 4...‘._..._,-'4.4.I.AAAVA- «...‘uA —A£ -
... Less, 'asc.
, . on “The Chicago‘:, ”a. Adv,
_ “new ,1, - ; .. gamma m . ..mmeaemt-
To tar—rummagn ROOMS. For: BALE—5 wonx HORSES PM” 1" a” 'W
bent and convenience: for light house-
Lecplng. us Spring ltreet. j20 3t
wgnreo; ENGINEER, s'rmor‘
work. Capable or handling horizontal;
and vertical boil-er. Apply John C.‘
320 at
WANTEB— TRIMMERS. EXPERI-
cnced on men's soft hats. Steady work.
Good pay. Franklin Hat Co.. 19 West
14th street, New York City, 120 3t
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra“
prices for calves. +1. Friedman, 35 ”Ely
120 [l :
waNJEO—snvnlm. GOOD TYP-
jstn, stenographers and dictaphone op-
-.~r L. re " in a large progressive omin-
ntion. Address replies to “B" care of
Hemillel. 120 {it
WANTED—BOARDERS. FURNISH-
od room‘s with good table board. Also
woman wants to go out by the day to
no housework. Inquire 25 Lexington
merino or phone 304-15.
*
WANTED~LADIES YOU CAN
earn his money. Selling our beauti-
i‘ul line of fancy and staple wash fab-
rics. Exceedingly enjoyable. work.
No money required. Experience un-
necessary. Our goods are in demand,
our prices low. Our representatives
are enthusiastic over the results. St“
cure your territory now before it's
taken. Write for particulars imme-
diately. References necessary. Old
‘lolony Textile (3.0., 302D Broadway.
New York.
WANTED—OPERATORS 0N SING-
c-r machines. Good pay, also 10 per
mot. h’onus whilc learning. ll. Jacob
«\‘2 Sons, shoe manufacturers, Bcldcn
:wcnuc, Norwulk. 119 at
WANTED—MEN TO MAKE Tunic
wives useful. Good pay, also 19 per
.. cont. bonus. .11. Jacob 8; Sons, shoe
manufacturers, Beldeu‘ avenue, Nor-
fwalk. ill) 3t
WANTED— BOTTOM FINISHERS
on brush wheels. Apply immediately.
Lounsbury, Mathewson & (‘0.
==c=~~
WANTED—«GIRL E011 GENERAL
housework. Apply with inference of
(it; South Main street. 119 at
WANTED—POSITION BY A LADY
ntenographcr who has had experience
in manufacturing doncerns and law of-
{ice work. Very rapid and accurate. Ad
dress “P" care of Sentinel.
.119 31
T0 LET—THE s'ronn 0N NORTH
MAIN srnm. NOW occupmo BY
THE BPERRY & mumsox co.
mm. on non RENT FROM APRIL
1.1917. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL 0p-
PonTunrrg To sncunr: A VERY;
LARGE swim or A MOST 1»:st
ABLE LOCATION. J. lama om-
nm, 149 WASHINGTON STREET. i
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To LET-«a ROOMS AT .12 CHEST-l
lint Street. Second floor. lnlprove-'
merits. inquire F. D. Lawton, 40 Buy-
view avenue.
TO LETvSTORE TO wltltlitl'l‘ ON
Woodward ave. Apply at Royal Gro-
Cel‘y store, 22 South Main street. 119 st
1'0 LET STORE AT 207 EAST Tel. 542-3 or call at 126 ’Wuhington
Washington stlcet. 4 room apartmentyatreet;
39 Chantal street. Norwalk, also 6
room apartment, 219 East Washington
street, East Norwuik. Inquire at 64 So.
Main street or 'phonc-60.
TO LET~4ST0RE AT 41 WATER
street, also loft at 40 Water street.
South Norwalk. Inquire of Edward
Farrell, 21 Havlland street.
TO EET~FIVE ROOMS WITH lM-,
provemcnts, 2 minutes from trolley.
Rent cheap. Inquire after 6 p. m., 23
Elizabeth street. J'lti 6'.
i TO LET~~—LOI~‘T m S“’ARTZ oi
Corbett block, containing 5,000 square!
feet of floor space with light. on all;
rides. Otto freight elevator serrlcc.i
steam heated. For further particu-u
lars, apply at the other: of The Oldl
,Wcll Cigar Company.
TO LET-vii noon FLAT, ll‘cnu
dar street. Back of store, 74' Washing-1
tun street. Roodner's Hall for lodge,
purposes. A. C. Knorr. phone 872-3.
wanna—amp FAMILY OF
two adults would like cottage of it or
7 robots, or an apartment by April
1st. Rent about $35 or $40 per month.
If owners of such property will com
monk-ate with me, I will have party
See them. 1"
Ask John T. Haves
1 MAIN ST.
Real Estate-Insurance
BUSINESS NOTICE.
1
. WANTED—A YOUNG LADY
teacher for a foreign young man to
teach English language, must have
little experience. Address A, cure Son-
, tlnel,
.‘fi—c
, avenue, Norwalk.
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WANTED—41312101” BOY IN OF-
flce. Good penmnuship necessary; Ex-
cellent opportunity with good pay, in-
cluding 10 per cent. bonus. 11. Jacob
& Sons, shoe manufacturers, Beldcn
519 st
WANTED—FEB. 10TH RAILWAY
mall clorkexnminations in Norwalk.
Commence 375 month. Sample ques-‘
lions free. Franklin institute. Delft.
3813, Rochester, N. Y.»
VMNTEDtflmL OPERATORS on
Ginger sewing machines. GoodpaY.
utoady work. 8. Rovner. 55 Day street.
‘ ‘ 130th Norwalk.
WANTED-OLD FARE TEETH.
lion't matter if Miami” 31 to 85
per pot. Mall to L. finer. 3001' 8. Fifth
amt. Philadelphia. Pa. Will and
«oh by return mail. J! m
WANT
W
Outfit-43ml. m‘ m
m.mm M.
maul-noun-
“with.“
.. ... gay. .1 ... ...,”
NOTICE
CLAIRVOYANT —— WHEN
Bridgeport call in and sec Madam
Carr, she will tell you something to
iyour advantage, speaks 7 languages,
#282 William direct, Bridgeport Conn.
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Tax Collector’s.
"Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all lemons
:liublc to,. pay taxes in the City of
..Norwnlk, in tho County of Fnlrfleld,
iand the State of Connecticut, and the
iseveral 'tuing districts of said City,
'on the Assessment not or 1915, which
and will» become due and payable on
‘the am day of February, A. 1).. 1917,
Fthat I will meet'thent to receive sold
Ham at the Office of the Collector In
the City Boll, corner of North lint-l
and Muslim line“, in the Second
mm mm. of cold City. on Thu-o
Jon-cm M. 1m. from 9 until
I: dock m cod from 2 to 5
o'clock In an mm. and that aid
,cf‘lcc Oil! In on. thereafter for the
inno— ol' m cold turn, my
not a: at tho on: loan. word"
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{com and m Milan nom-
.ol.
1Winomultita-mtown-o4 IIlM
if”
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«no
“on this pm‘M-Fim Words or.
$1.00. Blockface «Capo Double Price.
‘tho creditors of sold estate to exhibit
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NORWALK. ‘
mi
M‘fimegsoi x week '.
x
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FOR 84.1.13.
and drivers. All horses guaranteed. 6
Winfield street, E. dial-r, sale and ex-l‘
change stable. Phbne 874-12. 520 31'.
FOR SALE—HOUSE 8 ROOMS,
electric lights. Citywater. House 3
years old. Must sell it at once on
account of illness. Red'éonable offer
not refused. Apply to 28 Cliff street,
South ‘Norwalk. 119 tit
[FOR BALEw—HOUBE, SIX ROOMS, .
electric lights, city water. Trolley
,pacses door. Large garden. No reason-' cod George W. -Whecler,
able offm' refused. Make on offer 8.1
H. Allen, Wilcon avenue, South Nor-
walk.
FOR BALE—SIX ROOM HOUSE
and barn with half acre of land on
new West Norwalk Road, near Con-
necticut Turnpike. Bargain for quick
sale; easy terms. Post office box 463.
Tel. 5352. 119 (it
FOR BALE—nHEAVY CORD W001)
sawing outfit. Cheap if cold at once.
119 3i
I3:— .
LOST
LOSTwA CRESCENT PIN SET
with sapphire and pearls, between
Crescent Temce and the Country
Club. Phone 1722 or leave at this of-
flce. Reward. ‘ 119 St
LOST—AN AUTOMOBILE ROBE
between ”West Wanhicgtoo street and
Water ‘Sll‘fl‘t. Please return to A. R.
Hoerdt, 153 East ave" Norwulk. 118 81
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tannin
NOTICE
District of 'Norwalk, ss.
Court, January 18, A. 1)., 1917. ,
Estate of-Alirod S. Crockett. late
of Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The court of probate for tho d'strlct
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date lmceoi for
Probate
y
their claims for settlement. Those who.
neglect to present their accounts,:
properly attested. within paid time.‘
will be dcbarred a recovery. All pcl‘-_
sons indebted to said estate are rev
quested to make immediate payment
to
JULIA L. CROCKETT. {
Enocutrix.l
1
NOTICE
Rogers and Edwin B. Thomas, Su-
tlou'ivhhh will borheld
ford club; “it o
noon Iii in
George 3. Beer» mutton
Illgplgner urine Whalers“ .
dim. Wrsxuea will our
Courts." Williun F. Haney, presi
dam of the oscécfhtton, Will deny
the moat address.
Reports will be receivedme the
animating-committee consulting of
of
ll
John H. 'Perry,4Georgc D. Watmus' " '
and harles Phelps, and from the em"
tertninment committee consisting ’of.
‘Wiiliam B. Smith, John T. Robir'lson
Hugh oi. Alwrn, Edward’hl. Day and
Phat-lea Welles Gross. , p
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb Will‘
head the guests of honor at the ban»J
duet board, and other guests, in ad-
dltlou to the speakers, will be fill»
erme Court Judges—John M. Thayexl
United
Staten Court Judges Henry . Wade
pollor Court Judges Milton A. Shunt?
way, William 8. Case. Hoivard J. Cori
tis, William H. William and or ”
luf‘r Greene,‘ctl,ief,.lustice Samuel 1);."
Prentice. of the Supreme Court, 8"”
prcmz Judzes Alberto '1‘; Rorabach‘
and John K. Beach, Superior
[1. Bennett; Lucien ‘F‘. Burpee, Joseph
1'. Tuttle. and Jam“ ll. Webb.
WOULD PREVENT NURSERY
STOCK I’dPORTATION.
WASHINGTON, Jon. 19.-—-Legicll-
tiun to forbid importation of nursery
stinks. except by the Federal Depart
Inc-urof Agriculture for experimental
purposes. was proposed to the. Amer-lg
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run Forestry Association'mt its con»
fol-once on the Pine-Blister (limo
here today, as the only monsof prr
wilting cpreod of a multitude of in .
root pest.s"‘and plant afflictions nor'
threatening forests and farm crops
Nuwerrmen opposed the suggested
legislation on the ground that high
prices of many fruit troop and shrill“
now imported. will result from their
propagation in this country.
J. G. Saunders. Pcnncylvonln Stair
rooiogint, predicted that nanv plant
diseases heretofore unknown wool
bl importcd' from Enron» unless
federal embargo In established.
« Dr. Karen Mctculf. chief of ti.»
17'9"ch Bureau of Fora-t Pathololry'
Hi‘ut "We must stop all rpm-emu"!
into the creolwest. ofdho Missiuaioo'
of nursery stock. flvo-ncodlo pini-
currantn and zomohentm on which
the Whitn nlnc. blister (rm-an 71‘0"".
It in foolish'to unendlmoncy in hunt ‘
in: the disease in lane: as nurccrior
are {No to distribute it." .
Amonz other snenkom were (i. l
ltfnrlnttpchuirmon of the Federal Hm
tinniturcl Board: David 'I. Full-obi"
,.
u
iftderal agricultural omwrt. of CM V
capo. in charlie of foreign «nod and
plant introduction; C. 11. Paula. No"
York State Snnorintenflvtt of For
arts. and S. B. Dctwilcr. fcdoml for
est pathologist. .
.—
REV. ENOB LANGFORD DEAD.
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Court":
Judge Joel H, Reed. Professor K016i}?
and Superior Court Judges Willioni'
w"?
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We refer to. our semi-51
ohnual :clearolfcev ofiifiart
A.
inornething.
Suits
$10.00 Suits .......... V .......
516.50.0nd $18 Suits ..........
$20.00 Suits .......... . .......
$25.00 Suits ............. . . . . .
‘Mcn's $10 Raincoats ..........
SHIRTS
60c Fancy Shirts 48¢
.Bsc‘ Fancy Shirts ..... . 68¢
$1.25 Fancy Shirts 98¢
81.75 Manhattan Shirts $1.35
$2.25 Manhattan Shirts $1.65
UNDERWEAR
60c My Ribb ........ 48¢
60:: Fleeccd .......... . 48¢
51.25 Natural Wool 98¢
Other Bargains in Broken
Schaffner 8r Marx clothe}-
‘F you haven’theenin t9 secWhnt a ”sailing
we Offer-1n these £on clothes, YOU’VE ‘m
, ..Here «are clothes any “Well dressed ..man will
appreciate r there’s $5 or more ink for you.
Men’s and Young Men’s
‘ Furnishings, . Etc.
Men’s "and Young .Men’
Overcoats '
..... $7.85 $10.0.) Overcoats $7.85
1312,85 $15.00 Overooats ................ $10.8
$15.85 $20.00 Overcoat: ............... . $14.55
320,85 $35.00 Ovcmats ................ $1835
..... $7.85} $30.00 Overcoats $22.35
Boys’ and Chiidrlnfs
Suits and Ovucocis
SWEATERS
OVERCOATS
Big Reduction in Broken Lines .. _ , _
oi ‘Mcn'g, women's and Boys' Schwlpeivcmoats at M
Children: Sweaters. cc. '
WOMEN'S WOOL SCARF SUITS ,
$3.50 Suits ..... ..
SETS $5.00 Suits ......... ..-
$7.5o Suits ..
$10.00 Suits
. . . . . . .‘ “g; > ;
”Ms-1.35
MEN'S B’LAOK HALF
HOSE ....... : 2 for 2549
$1.00 Scarf and Gap to god:
$3.00 Scarf and Cap to match '
$4.00 Scarf and Cap to match
‘39
Lines of Underwear
Norwalk
Rogers 8. Stevens
THE HOME’OF HART SCHAFFNER '& MARX CLOTHES.
. . 60¢ FOUR-INHAN < -
$1.25 Wool Scarfs ”89¢- . 38‘“
SO. Norwalk i" "
Our-ate of St. Rooc'l Pariah. Merlden,
Victim of Pneumonia.
‘MBRIDEN. Jan. ill—Tho Rev. Enos
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Doom
8 LIBRARY CARD
District of Norwalk. 53., Probate L'lnzford, 126.com“ And school who John Drown Book. for HI: Master,
court, January 19. A. l).. 1917.
Estate of Oscar St. John, latte of
_Norwalk in said diatrlct. dcconsed.
' Wilcroaa. written application has
been made to this court by the widow
of said deceased for a further allow-
anoa from sald‘cstnte for her support.
Ordered, that said apolicat'on be
heard and ilctcrmincd at the Probate
{Jordana 1917. at 3 o'clock, after-l
noon: and that public notion thereof:
the given to all persons intereated!
itherelu by publishing this order in a.1
newspaper having arcirculgtlon in.
fsaid district, at least five days before
‘said day of hearing. ' ‘
HENRY w. GREGOR’I.
Judge Sixty-Eight Tobemulootc Sufferers on‘
‘ State Waiting Lint
ORDER OF NOTICE
John H. Light vs. representatives The state tuberculous commission
and creditors, "widow and heirs, of
chry Kirch, deceased, ct his.
State of Connecticut. Fairfield coun-
ty. Superior court, so. Bridgeport,
January 19th. A. ll. 1917. __
Upon‘the complnmt of the all John
H. Light praying. for reason- therein
act forth.‘f0r the foreclosure of two
mortal-sen. moi-noble to the Superior
court in and for Foirftcld county. on
the tint Tuesday of February. "if.
lt appearing to and Mn: Mt! by
the court that the wanna! nod
Wu
ry ‘Klmh. mud. on '
ufl!‘
them cocci! “I!
«Mom-u thou-ll.
mWIflmmu‘
cipal of St. Rose's ,R. C. pariah died
at tho rcotoryonrly yesterday morn-
ing after a’fow daya’ illness of pneu-
.lullla. he was n..i ..l ... 4.
‘ichnrrl Langfm’d o! Thomumn. He
"celved his religious education at.
it. Thomas Seminary. Hartford. and
n Budapest. Hungary, where he re-
ulaincd for four years and was or-
dained. His first nasixnment was to
St. Rose's in June, 1914. Behides llia
... office, in Norwalk, on tho 26th .1... of parents he leaves four brothera. Fr:~
Langford was very conscientious and
successful in his work, and is be
liovod to have cvertaxcd his strength.
.
Philip Curtlo
.The. Norfolk library at Norfolk.
founded and supported by Miss Inn-
bella manage. and a mecca In sum»
mer for hundreds of prominent New
York aoiourners, hon honored a dog,
.10th Curtlss, owned by Captain Phil-
ip Curtiss. novelist, with a card, and
John now drau‘s backs regularly on
the card. John’s age is given as
eight and his occupation “night watch:
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The funeral will be held Saturday __ i
morning with services at St. Rose's 1 “ - , . i
at mu. m. Burial will be in _Thomas-. .: [AGE-tn.” . W0 it“ . i
ton. ’ . _‘ l ;\ . ,
"0 IBOOM FOR THEM Helpful Suggestion In;
has a waiting. list of cixtyelght per
sons coloring . front. tuberculin trou-
bles in need ofvonnitorium treatment.
but whoconnot be accommonntod In
ally 011110"th lnctituttoncfling to
the lock of room. All ucept two have
entered on “0111an state attire
disease. The cowl-{lion has applied
to tbcboudofftncnco form cppro
priutlou that will'cilo' it to Increase
no Infirmary'noconn'lodctlon at line];
"m m " "m m "’0 "°'° "‘ and made me strong and well. Loom!
‘Illlor Vino! the boot medicinal nm‘
em tom. Iuduvlccoll mm.
can.
MI AND FIVI CENTS
[bl‘t UM mu. Cut out this clip.
our-ton fiv- ccotn to My 1 00..
m Mold "an. Chi-om Ill.
your one hi I“ w
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Overworked, run down jogged out"
Women who feel as though they could
hardly drag about, should profit -by
Mm. Carter's experience. She says:-— r
“i am the mother of six children nod
Hot so weak and run-down that I
couldn't out anything and it seemed al-
most tmposalblefor me to get. around
and do my work. I tried‘ different doc~
tors' runedlec without, benefit. I saw,
Vlnoi ndvcrticed and decided to try
it, and received so much benefit from‘
the first bottle that [continued ,tloi
tokoanndithubuiltupmyotrongth.
om m’ n to try It." ill-c. hum
'Cuter. flue Road. 8. C.
If all the tired. mm
nub. how our delicio- Vlad.
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m'mhmxmw,
man," says a story from Winsted.’
in explaining how John become a
“book lover.” Captain Curtiss said:
“Hiring a long distance from the vil-
logo, Mrs. Curtlso and 1 bring home
of books from the li-
brcry every time we to there. The
other day we were lining our own
cards, but still wanted some books,
so .3. decided to take. out a card for , Phila
our dog John. Asp-it happened, Miss. _ .
Isabella Eldridge was there at thei:1“"'t"\"""a and other Allin!“ » H
time, no we asked formal perlnicaionjWhere “Ch grain is held on!” (
Being a lover of dogs herself, she‘ll” days. '
readily granted it and without any ex-
planation directed the librorlolt
make out a card for ‘Mr. John On!-
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RAILROAD LOSE STORAGE GAIL
WASHINGTON, Jun. 19.—~Tholll '
state Commerce Commission -
dicnproved appeals by ralnlroodp ‘
double and quarruple storage;
lot port fiuin at cleva‘torut New-“Y
‘ dolphin, animate, Boston; New
.—...-.
.FOUNHANOE. . OWNER MAY
have same by paying for'advertise-
ment. Call or write. Leslie Banks, 42 The Only ‘Funy Enid .,
BEST PRICES’ PAID "FOR‘ '
‘ JUNK ‘ .
Send PfifbgFggfihphme' 3 ~ Phonc dos—So 80.. Main»
5 Rowan St. , East Norwalkfl So. Nor-welln- Male
"‘0'. ionfi. '“n' .....< \ ‘
Babies’ W ear “
Infantc’ Long and Short Dresser—datum}: embroider
lofcntc’ Sets, consisting of DraoondHSkirtfto inn -
Norwalk Chronicler