Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 22, 1917 · page 11

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WANTWM GIRL T0 so. WWW. an: 300“ “01 m “”5””3‘3mow “"3
$15. in housework. Apply to Mrs. Bur-.25 Mervin smog“ jutillty Barred Plymouth Rocks. 20 tel
flick, 22 Franklin street. 3'22 3t ‘ 3134168 and six males. Will sell by lot:

. TO LET *5 ROOMS WITH ALL [Mgor otherwise at reasonable price. Sat-l
WANTED—BOY WANTED. APPLY movements at.” Taylor avenue. ln- “fawn" gmmme‘fl- Char!" 3' P9“

.10 Joseph Doris. 85 Washington quire at the United Grocery, or R. D..”: 30'3””. COM. Phone 781-2.
street, South Norwalk. :2: 3t Raymond; , :22 3t

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WANTED—A BOY FOR sfllPPlN‘G .70 .tgfe—OR E08. BALE CHEAP, FOR BALE—5 WORK HORSES
Dept. Applications must be in writing, on: room house in Tierney street, in and drivers. All horses guaranteed. 5

 

 

stating age and references. J, & . good condition. Large yard and chick. Winfield street; E. IFarr, sale and ex}

(i‘ash, Limited. en coop. Inquire lb lion: street; Nor-,changc stable. goons 874.12. :20 3t
;‘\vaik_ .. -— .3. « —— —.——-

woman—A nor on YOUNG; . - FOR SALE—HOUSE 8 ROOMS,

m“ as worker in a dry goods store! 'TO LET—FUWSH‘ED ROOMS, electric lights. Citywaier. House ‘3
Apply A. Diekerman & Son. ‘heat and conveniences tor light house- years old. Must sell it at once on
p . _ . ‘keieping. 88 em: street. 1'20 5t mallard illness. Reasonable odor
wsnreo— ENGINEER. srmnr: » m“ “me“- ADD" ‘0 23 0““ meet»
work. Capable of handling horizontal .70 LET—4m WAGE PART South Norwalk. 119 M
and vertical boiler. Apply John ._ improvements. Lawrence street.» Ap-t ~-- '
Viilson & Co. 120 3t ply to R. Joselovsky, Water street, or FOR SALE-.vIIOU‘SE, SIX ROOMS,
‘ Cove swan-Jo, mot Norwolk. d2!) thematic lights, city water. Trolley
lpasses door. Large garden. No reason-
cnced on men's soft hats. Steady world able ofler mauled. Make 3““ otter 0-
Good pay. Franklin Hat Co. 19 West! 'li. Allen, Wilson avenue, South Nor.
,4‘Jl street, New York City, :20 3:; T0 LET—THE srons ON NORTH i Wk-
_ ‘ MAIN STREET. now OCCUPIED uvi
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS THE 9me & UUTCHINSON C0...

 

 

 

 

WANTED— TRIMMERS. EXPERI-i

 

 

FOR BALE—*SUL ROOM HOUSE

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'i’he President spoke as lotions: ,

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‘Qo the will of Who:- last. 1
slhlrosoed on ldentic note to the gaw-
emments oi the nations now at war

terms upon which. . .
Pm to when

moo I snobs on
ballad or Wind at the rim-l;

or hit noun-fl notions like our own.

mourn! whose most vital laureate»

the w pull in unusual M.
“The Control” Powers united in “lo

reply which staid 111me that the)“

were ready to mot their onlogonists
in conierenoe to disco” toms of.
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“The Entento Powers have replied
much moro definitely and have stat-
ed, in‘ genmi tom. indeed, but with
sulllclont definitonus to imply de-
tails. the endowments. guarantees
and not: of reparation which they
deem to be the indispensable condi-
tions»! 21 smsiactory settlement.

We are that much nearer s M
pita discussion of toenails which
shall end the present stir. Wonw
that much nearer the discussion of
international concert which must
thereafter held the world at pence. In
every discussion. at the peace that
must end this war. it is taken for
granted that that peace must he lol-
lowcd ‘by some definite conceit of
power which will make it virtually
impossible that any such catastrophe
should ever overwhelm do again.
.“Every lover of mankind. every
sane and thoughtful man must take
that for granted.

address you because I thought that

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dress. business and my .. >
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: 3mm Suits .............. $7.85 Gram—mtg .........
‘ $16.50 and $13 Suits .......... $12.35 $15.00 Overcoats ........ ..
1' $00.00 Suits ............... $15.85. $20.00 Overcoats .....
‘ $33.00 Suits ............ $20.85 $25.00 Overcoats .....
. Men's $10 Rainmts ............... 57,85 $30.00 Overcoats ....... . ......... m

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Turin-om: or H‘A‘RT scunrrusn o MARX CLOTl—lES.

 

of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra WILL BE FOR RENT FROM APRIL. “d barn with half_ acre of land “1‘ eluted with me in the ilnol determine

prices for calves. Iii. Friedman, 35 Ely 1. 191-7. 111415 IS AN UNUSUAL OP-

PORTUNITY T0 SECURE A VERY

new West Norwallr Road, near CW‘ tion of our international obligations

i owed it to you, as tho council unsold
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nectlcut Turnpike, “”5“"! 10" quick” to disclose to you without reserve, 4,

 
 
 

"do llouseworh. Inquiro' 25 Lexington ~70 hilt—STORE IN HHACKE- LOST~A CRESCENT Phi SET

avenue. Tel. 1151. 120 t!
moon small: is A MOST DESIR- “1'92 my terms- Post (mice box 463.
wnmso~suvnmu GOOD 'rvp. ABLE LOCATION. J. mvmo DIR-T914352- 119 (it
lets, stonographers and dictaphomc op- BYE. H9 WASHINGTON STREET.
«rotors with a large progressive orgasm
nation. Address replies to “B" core of: ‘ ‘
Sentinel. ‘ 320 3t

 

rOEsACE-hmVY conn woos
sawing outfit. Cheap it sold at once.
;Tcl. 542-3 or call at 1.26 Washington

TO LET~STORE To RENT ON weft ”2.:

wmrso—nonnnuns. FUl’tNiSll‘ Woodward ave. Apply at Royal um; um

ed rooms with good table com. um my store, 22 South Main street. :19 at} LOST.-
woman wants to go out by the day to: I

 

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‘pnrt in thnt‘ great enterprise.

the thought and purpose that have

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gal-d to the duty or our government in
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necessary to lily afresh and upon a .
new plan the foundations ot peace
«mung the nations. ,

“ll is inconceivable that the people
or the tinned States should play no

tulle purl lu‘puc‘h u service would be
the opportunity for which they hove

it:,ls 11 pence for which such a guar-

iultoo can be secured. The question

v.3...» which the whole future peacei‘
and policy of the world depends is“
To“ this: .

“is the present war a struggle for,

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Crown Astor Brand. the old reliablo Flour,

 

 
 
 
 

ul't‘nue or 0110116 304-15. |m0 Hotel block. Formerly occupied by

W -~ F. A. Luna. Inquire of William A. (ll-it’-
\VANTED—‘OPERATORS ON SING‘JHH’ Jr" or Rufigan Fmt,

or machines. Good puy. also 10 per]
rent. bonus while learning. H. Jacob
4‘: Sons, shoe manufacturers. Belden
avenue, Norwalk. j19 3t

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TO LET STORE AT 20‘.’ EAST
Washington street. 4 room opal-talent.
39 Chopin street, Norwalk, also 5
room allurim'cnt. 219 East Washington
street. East Norwalk. inquire at iii So.
Main street or minute so.

 

WANTED—MEN TO MAKE THEM-
relves useful. Good pay. also 10 per

 

cent. bonus. H. Jacob & Sons, shoe
manufacturers. Beldeu avenue, Nor- To LET-«FIVE ROOMS WITH 1M-
walk. ’ 119 3t movements. .2 minutes from trolley.

-- Rent cheap. inquire after 6 p. m.. 33
WA‘NTEDL— BOTTOM FlNlSHERo Elizabeth street $16 6*-

on bunch wheels. Apply immediately. Y ‘

Lounsbury, Mathewson &,Co.

“.— ,—.—_.- _‘

WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply with reference atbf‘oct of floor space with light on all
_ i _ x-bidl‘fi.
no boulll Mam street.

“9 3t‘ Oils freight elevator service.
lstenm heated. For further particu-

 

 

Corbelt block. containing 6.000 square

 

 

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TO LET—LOFT ‘ IN SlVARTZ &

.l .. sought to prepare themselves by the a just and secure peace or only for; bread and coke.
vcry principles and 1“!me of the" U” “mm“ °' ”w”? 1' u be: Idbby’s Mexican Style Chili Con Came can .
with sapphire and _pearls, bemoan "an“. and‘a‘pprovod pmtloas of their only a struszle for a new balance ot‘ . . . . ..
Crescent Terrace and the Country “.39an ever since the days “-1,“ power. who will guarantee, who can‘ , NCW Pack Early June PC1115. percan ----- - ------- _
lClub. Phone 1722 or leave at um oi- they set up a new nation in the N8“ ‘fi‘mmf’e' “’9 “”1" “WW“ “' N” Ym‘ at?" P“ ”an”. 9'3“"- ---------------- “
lilce Reward 119 3! ""d honorable hope that gunfight in ‘t fibril? :rlliglslflglllultdhrope can be 8‘ Franco-American Ready Mam SOUP. can U ' I "I ' ' ' '-
‘ V . . d did ow man- . g . ‘ .
Loan-luv AUTOMOBILE nous 31"“???‘im‘y‘f‘o‘tfimmg The, cm. stoblo Europe. There must be not? Mt" mm“ Blend “M” Reg. 3“ 3‘3“ lb‘ 6

between West Washington street and
Water street. Please return to A. R.
licel‘dt, 152 East ave, Norwulk. 118 8!

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| NOTOCE
j l‘lislvict oi Norwolk, as. Prollnto
:Court, January 22. *A. 1)., 1917.

In the mutter of Mary A. ‘Sholes, of

r. il‘fiold the service to 0le a Miami? or power, but u com-E
“gfichltllggoi'rfuéw about to be chlil- ‘munity 01’ power; not organized rival-f
longed. They do not wish 'to with- ”‘3‘- but an organized common peace...
hold it. But they owe it to them Fortunately, we have recelyed
aolvcscund in tho other nations of very "illicit assurances on this point,
the world to state the magnolia un- Ifhfinsilflggm::w0irhggédoi gaseous
' v "‘ fen-l 3 nnp .
3:: iwinch they uill feel i e to another have said. in terms that
“That “mm... is nothing less than could not be misinterpreted, that n
this; To mill their authority and their “'33 no part of the purpose they had
power to the authority and force cl.’ in mind to crush their antagonists.
other nations to guarantee pence and B“! the implications of those assur-
luslioe throughout the world. Such} anoes may not be equally clear to all
u sctilcnlonll can not now be longgwlnuy not he the same on both sides
Norwnlk. in said district, on incaplr mm'nom‘d. it is right that before that the war. 1 think it will he 8!!!"
his person. comes this Government 31ml] [rank-l yilcel‘llgl? ill; atte‘mpt to seq: forth what
. . , , . . , d ns ii on \'* (cu m lom 0 c.
! ‘Oldm‘id. that tho connennlor exlll- ampll‘pliltnl‘gs‘ljd fill? “$31“ in seizing; “They imply first or all that it must
bll hpr account with her said ward to‘m" imllfl“ ‘0 approve its formal “(1159 a pm“... “mun" victory. it is not
this court for udluslmenl ul tho Pm‘isolomn adherence to u lellguu (unpleasant to say lllls. i beg that l‘

 

 

 

 

 

Very Best Creamery Butter,_por pound .......... ..
Coronet Dry Gin. Inc: also bottle ............. .
-. Tezor Brand Cocktails .. ...... 35¢, 65¢ and $

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60 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. SpeCial'Grade Tea . . ,
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‘Monogram Rye Whiskey, our- leader, but. .........
Bass & C033 Pale Ale, pints, per dozen .......

GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS ’
'83 'and as Washington 5:. Telephone mop

 

 

 

WANTEDmPOSlTION BY A IJADY?

lure. apply at the oillce of The Oldlbale mill? in Norwulk. Ol‘th 2min

rétollogl'upller who has had experienocl Well Cigar Company. _
in manufacturing concerns and law of- To LET~—5 ROOM FLAT 71 CE-
ilcc work. Very rapid and accurate. Ad :mdar street B" ck of store 74 1“,”th.
1 u n , . ' 'l ‘
dnss P care 0‘ Sentinel. “9 3t.mn street. Roodner's Hall for lodge

purposes. A. C. Knorr. phone 8723.

iday of Jamlury, 1917. at 10 o'clock...
iorenoon; and that all persons inter-l
could in said "litter may be notified'
thereof. the conservator will cause
this order to be published ins news-
-~paper having a circulation in said ills-
_ trict. at least five days before said

 

 

WANTED—BRIGHT BOY m or.
ficc. Good penmanshlp necessary. ExJ

 

 

NTE N , lA .
(client opportunityrwith good pay, in:l tw‘dwl‘ldultsnwpm lTke 6:”:261‘3 sonidmh day of January. 1917.
eluding 10 per cent. bonus. ll. Jacob ,. rooms or an n t out b A ll: 'l‘il‘JNRY’W. GREGORY.
do Sons shoe manutactur'érs Belden“ ’ up 1- m y pr 3 Judge
vcn o ’ Nor-w lk ’ 519 3t lst. Rent about $36 ordio per month? _________ ,
u u ’ l ' glf owners of such property will con»; NOTICE |

 

. ‘ __ . “‘ , ‘mlulicnte with me, [will haye‘partyj
WANTED FEB. 10m RAIIMAY‘see mm ,,. .

mail cleric exdh‘llnalions ill Norwalkfi
Commence 375 month. Sample quesvl ASk 10h“ T; "3‘53 ‘

tlons free. Franklin Institute Delft: « .
2813, Rochester, N. Y. .. ' j 7 MAIN ST' NORWALK' The court of probate for the dis.

Rm 'EStatec-Inwmnu trim of Norwalk. hath llmitod‘und ul-‘

7 .. 1 J lowed six months from the date «here-
WANTED-"GIRL OPERATORS 0NI BUSINESS NQTICE
' ‘» . " ~v ' . id estate to
Singer sewing machines. goodpuy, ,p _ of for the creditors at so.
steady work. S. Raynor, 55 Day street; NOTICE exhibit their claims for settlement.

‘ ir ac-
Eouth Norwalk, 1 CLAIRVOYAN _. HEN l.\' Those who neglect to present the
' ‘ Y Y ' {Bridgeport call Tin 9.2:; see Madam ““99 properly attested, within said

.. . l ' . ~ time will be ashamed a recovery. All
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WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH. Carr. she will ta! you something i no “Med to said mm are

Don't matter‘lf broken. 1 pay 81 1:955 your advantage. sneaks 7 languazes- »

por‘set. Mail to L. ilmr, 2007 omens: William street. Bridgeport ann :zq‘mm ‘° "m” “mm“ WW

direct. Philadelphia. Pug Will Bend; __,_,_.,,;..... . ‘.

cash by return mail. ‘ ‘f 19 13:; FOUND.
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District of Nonrllllt. us.‘ Probate‘
Court,“ January 22-. A. .. 1911. -. 5
Estate oi Henry P. Morgan, late of
Xorwnlk, in said district. deceased. l

 

 

 

CATHERINE A. MORGAN. :

- Executrlx

NO‘I‘iCE . 1

District 0! ’Norwalk. I‘d. Probate
CourigJoiiuary ii. A. D.. 1917.

Estate of Jesse Caldwell. late 0!

Norwalk. in said district. doomed. i

 

 

 

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' lbaveonme by paying for advertise-
.Flfthstrcot.

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WANT ~ m
’ ‘ ‘NA'rlouAl. MARKET co. octane
wnursn nu. FOR OFFICE; mummy Wrist my Wm
work. stemogrnpbcr preterrod. l m . ,9, Item ”firm”. a...

" :‘mr‘ooiidlng. (my: for inspection.

commas 0:; mo usm;m I'm-be reissue and do!»

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WW, but month's alto-lion

» ‘rlll to and to m mm the

P on m. fin. not rim is most

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I, our they have not. on law.

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The court of probate for the district ‘

. o to amount to sluto' may be permitted to put lny own in-
pmce’ I “m h" I lh-rpreilltion on it and that l mark:
be lgtliorsiood {hot on other interprets-l
cndcd; my“... owe it to candor and tlon was in my thought.
m-n just regard for the opinion of lug only to {lice realities and to face
mankind to say that so iur us our them without soft concentmonts. View
participation in guarantees of future tory would mean pence forced upon

it molten 3 grant. the loser, a victor's terms

' . ~o-ln what way and Upon the vanquished. ‘It would be ac-

defll “dogfight; it is coded. The copied in humiliation. under duress.
g and agreements which bring ill an intolerable sacrifice and would
terms leave a sting, s resentmenthu bitter
is memory upon which terms of peace
worth guaranteeing and preserving. a would real, not permanently. but only
peace may, will win the approval of as upon quicksand. Only a peace be-
‘ that tween equals can last: only a veneer

interests and the very principle of which is equal- . .
on- it! and a common participation in a New York city. She is a. trained singr' 4‘"
The right state 01 er of exceptional ubilitywand has nlnfi'

those conditions.

“The present war must first

pence is cnnrcmed;

upon
lrcutic
it to on end must embody
which will create a peace, that

mankind; not merely 9. pence
will serve- tlle several

immediate aims of the nations

ll have no voice in do , common bonent.
ganged. We “m: those'lerms shall be. mind. the right fooling betwcen nu-
lml we shall. i feel sure, have n volccyuon's, is as nccmsary for 9. initial:
in determining whether they shall be peace as is the Just settlement ofr
made lastln‘g or not by the .gunrnn-zv‘excd questions oi’ territory or oi
less of a universal covpnont ‘Ind-oul'1raclal and national allegiance.

ternilnlng wha

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giyen in today’s issue

The musical
hree.

I am “a“ To Do Held. Wednesday Afternoon of
' This Week i
The members and friends of the
Community Club will enjoy a delight}
iul musicals on Wednesday afternoon:
or thls'wéek when Mrs. Louis Grunt-E
man. formerly oi Norwslltf'aud Miss .. . , ,
Ethel eBckol‘ of South Norwolk, will; "" ‘4“"1‘5 “mng'
entertain the clubs Mrs. Grumman is;

 

impound

it.——Piltsbur;l~.

ways'ondcared herself to him-walk nu-f graph.
dlences by the sweetness of filer voice)! ’
Miss Ethel Becker is already“ well
known for” the charm of bar violin

MUSICALE AT ICOMMUNITY CLUB, Mrs. Grumman'srrogmm mm .

ed tomorrow in these columns. »
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BfilGHT YOUTHE
Collier—«So your son Willi; ..
zstnrtod work as an ofllco boy.

l‘ond glotnevrsllléndlmr!» V

a pull“ of hire. LilliamShcrwood Now-1""my knows who “ought ‘0

kirk. and is at present a resident of i "Dame“ and 5'5 .‘memy we.
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. ~ it of nations upon 1"“ ., F
udgment upon what is fundamenml The‘ «001181 Y _ . paying and the Community Club is (-
ind essential as ’1: c??‘§é‘“2&'$°§3§éxhizg ”gar: fg'i‘hhfgigi’lfiTi fight}? fortunate to have the opportunity or Elt‘l‘ti‘lc 4'

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Elitma‘l’t‘etwacdys. when it may be 100.1110 guarantees exchanged must neltllv hearing her 0“ Wednesday afternoon. 1... Oil? M m
.m, . to: recognize oremply a dlilarenco be was Becker’s solectllmo are as 101- ,

“its oownnnt oi co-Operailvc peot‘uztwecn big nations And small. between 15“"; . ELECTRICAL

not include the pcolllP-II Oliihore that arc powerful and

i3: £3373 World can studios to kmllhdt are right.
tho’lutbro sate upshot war and yet rupon the common strength um upo
there lg .mly one son at pour that libs indignant strength or the militias ltl hr clone and violin, Opus 30, x".
‘ rico could loin Tupon I use concert peace or .. .

me ”mm” of Ame . ." lpend: Equality oi lcrrilory or of ro~
" _ oiwibni cc authorises-I more 01' course cannot be:
The flame“! ":0 coon-Enor- any other son or cquuitv' not .

gwmieeins.

be elements that m i
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the American (lovel‘lunenil.
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o! coined in the ordinary mini. and
nmu‘lcxlumu development at the poo,
hi Nth .plca till-lunches. But no out not: or.
We M.W anything more than annual».
of molds um um innit: oi rights. ”unkind
and Masha ”MIDI for iron-doll: of lite. not torn,

inguinal-co at power. .,
“And then is a duper thing low
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