i'mwm' " 4 ,-. Clmifiedum... Advertisements ALA-AAAA ‘A‘AA‘MM.‘¢‘A~A‘.A.~ WANTED. WANTED—A MAID FOR GENER- pl housework. Hungarian preferred. Apply at Mrs. Donohue’s. 36 Fairlie“ urenue. WANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN for printing depa1'tment.C1'otut &. Knapp Co. .123 3t WANTED—MEN T0 TO LET. FOR SALE. ‘%m 7*:‘m-dm; “I.“ mam. M's-arm "nil-w. mmmrmen. meat, improvements. [attain at 84 Woodward avenue. Telephone 473- 3. Ior SIM. 324 It i T0 LET—FIVE nouns WITH IM- movements, 2 minutes from trolley. Rent cheap. Inquire after 6 p 111., 231 Elizabeth street. 323 6t 'ro tip—ON! 4 noon user; can sacs—ennu- canon me” you to buy bronze and white Holland turkeys. Fine thoroughbmd stock. Price very reasonable. Also swan. teed homer-pigeons, flight 500 miles. 80 Myrtle street, East Norwelk. 1319-5 “' 124 st FOR SALE— EXHIBITION “AND! utility Barred Plymouth Rocks, 20 13- l HARVEST 1'0 LET——WITII a PRIVATE FAM males and six males. Will an by lot! Ice at B1ookside, “ednesday morning fly- a large nicely furnished front or otherwise at reasonable 111190.384! at 7 o'clock. J. 13. Raymond & Co. mom. Near buoinesa center Suita- infection guaranteed Challes R. Pet- ) ’23 3t bio for two gentlemen" or man and ty. Roweyton, Conn. Phone 787.2. WANTED—POSITION BY LADY ntenographer uho has had experience in manufacturing concerns Very rapid TO LEI-“pm“ SIX ROOMS, NO electric lights. City Wate1‘.liouse 3' nnd accurate. Addr‘ess ‘Anxious" care Of Sentinel. 128 3b ‘ WANTED -'l‘\l'0 .‘liAlilS, ONE AS took and laundlo S and one as second maid to care for boy of tour Mrs. Wm. Lauder, 37 France street, Nonvalk. 'l‘cl. 1037. 123 3t WANTED—KITCHEN GIRL T0 AS- nist in housework. Apply to Mrs. Bur- dick, 22 Franklin street. 122 (it WANTED—BOY WANTED. APPLY to Joseph Davis, 85 Washington wife. Board If desired. Address “X"l 128 31' care or Sentinel. 20 Mcrwin direct. ‘ TO LET —5 ROOMS Wl'l‘li ALI. illi- piowmcnts at 32 Taylor 111'enu1.I11- quire at the United Groouy or II (1 Raymond. ~m~~ TO LET OR FOR SALE CHEAP, Six room house In Tierney street, In good condition. Large yard and chick- en coop. Inquire l0 lioyt street, Nor- walk. ‘ 'ro LETv—tl BOOM GOTI'AGE PART improvements. Iowrence street Ap- ply to R. Joselov'slry, Water street. or Cove avenue, East Norwalk. I'treet, South Norwalk 122” at WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS ‘ of cattle. Best prices paid. Extraj prices for calves. ll. Friedman, 35 Ely: “venue. Tel, 1151. 120 it WANTED—FEB. 10TH RAILWAY mail clerk examinations in Norwallt. Commence 375 month. Sample ques- tions free. Franklin Institute, Dcp't. 2811, Rochester, N. Y. NOTICE CLA'RVUYANT —— WHEN IN ‘ Bridgepoxt call in and etc Madam Carr, she will tell you something to your advantage, speaks 7 languages, 1‘82 William street, Bridgeport Conn. 1!..—_,____ WAN “— WANTED~GIRL FOR work, stcnographor preferred. .— OFFICE OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-l Ines. pay while learning. Cinch, Peabody & Co. Inc.» - -~..- BEST PRICES PAID FOR JUNK ' Send Postal or Telephone. L. EFFRON. '5 Rowan St. East Not-Walk. Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906. 4* ‘ 'I‘he Reed 81 .Volk Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL SHOP In the .Town AUTO SUPPLIES Phone 86ng 80. Main :11. So. Norwalk, Music Hall. BIII. BUSINESS Norton; REAL hS‘I‘t'IE WAN I‘ED If you have. tried every. method to sell your property and failed, call up E. Kosch- nick, at Hotel. Clifford-and he. will Show you the quick way. blacks. wigs, wholesale, retail. Cos- 'tumes forw masquerades, miustrel shows. York City. ' 124 9! Announcements have been received in Norwaik of the marriage of Miss Gladys Waring Secor, daughter of ,Mrs. William Waring Seeor. or New TmueesnTneodoné Neuendorf. B ten mucous membrane and roller York city, and C. Harold DeKlyn, __ of ' Dan-lmry, which tool: place in New ‘ Stork on Saturday.‘.' , . v 4 Write for price. list. Rnichardt cloatume Co., 74, St. Marks Place, New 1 TO LET—Tun smnn ON NORTIII 'MAIN swam, NOW OCCUPIED 131'; rue sensor a im'rcnmson CO..' WILL BE FOR RENT FROM APRIL I, 1917. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL OP- iI‘ORTUNITY 'I‘O SECURE A VERY vLARGE STORE IN A MOST DESIR- 'ABLE LOCATION. J. IRVING Dill BI I". "It WASHINGTON STREET. TO LET STORE AT 207 EAST Washington street. 4 room apartment, 39 Chapel street, Norwulk, also 5 room apartment, 219 East Washington Main street or ’phone 80. I TO LET—~LOII'I‘ IN SWAIITZ & ‘Corbeit block, containing 5, 000 square feet of floor space with light on all. sides. Otis freight elevator service, steam heated. For further particu- liars, apply at the oillue of The Old ‘Wcll Cigar Company. TO LET—5 ROOM FLAT, 71 CE- ‘dar street. Back of store. 1'4 Washing .tdn street Roodner's Hall for lodge purposes. A C. Knorr, phone 872-3. ; WANTED—RENT. FAMILY or : two adults would like cottage of 6 or rooms, or an apartment. by Aplll gist. cht about $35 or $40 per month. ‘li owneis of such property 11lll com- municate 111th 1ne,l will haw party see them. V Ask John T. Hayes 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK. ___Real EstaLe—Insurance DEATHS ”AND FUNERALS. Mrs. Catherne A. Randi: ] Catherine A., widow of the late Henry C Randle, died last night at the age of 87 years. Funeral services will be held from the name of her son, ,Gouid Ronnie. 342 Main street, Friday ’ni’ternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Ernest .F. MeGregor will ofllciate, and inter ‘ meal will be in Norwalk cemetery. The deceased is survived by one sis- ’ter, Miss Iosephine Jennings; ‘by one 'daughter, Mrs. Everett Hawkes, and Ilby one son, Gould Randle Mr! re. " Sarah L. Palmer . . Sarah L. Palmer, widow of Charles Palmer oi! New York, died in that city, yesterday. The remains will brought here for burial in the Min , . walk cemetery Thursday noon. ion were installed last evening by Past. President matey Pitzer, the cere- mony tiring place in Central Labor! Un ton Halt. They were as follows: President—Prank Masalnm Vice mutant—jimmy Fitter. Financial secretary-Otto Lind— atrom. l Recording Secretary—Charles H. Praline. Treasurer—A; Tales. Guide-R. caption? Monaco and M. Peterson. Financial. omndtteev—D. 'Nattenburg ,and John Hen-Ins. l’ ‘ d29 tf- ‘ Itheir claims for settlement. street, East Norwalk. Inquire at (it 80., Baneess' UNION ,INSTLLATION ' 'I‘Ile ofllcers of NorWalk Barbers' U11 ' 122 '31! 1 FOR SALE—HOUSE: s ROOMS, ; .ycars old. Must sell it atonce on account of lllneru. Reasonable otter .uot refused. Apply to 28 Cliff'atreet.l South Norwalk. 119 (it w— j FOR “Lam and burn with half acre or land on new West Norwalk Road, near Con- necticut Turnpike. Bargain for quick sale; easy terms. Post ofllce box 463. ,Tel. 535-2. must | FOR SALE —— OYSTER GROUND for sale or rent. Valuable property, near channel. Sexeral acres. Address Reasonable, 182 I'orth Broadway, Yon- kers, N. Y. 11111 no I NOTICE District of Norwnlk, Court, January 20. A. 1)., 1917. Estate of Elizabeth D. J. Plait, late of Norwalk, in said district, deceased. The court of probate for the district of N01wnlk,huth limited and alleged ,six months from the date hereof for 'the creditors of said estate to exhibit Times as. Probate ‘ ‘ who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within paid time, will be debarred a recovery. All per- sons Indebtcd to said csinlu are t'c-L ,quested to make intuit-dial.- opening of today's market, declining 5 points in the face of yesterday's gen- ' orous dividencd disbursement. In more active quarters of the list, initial prices were irregular. later displaying marit- ed heaviness. By the end of the first ihalt hour United States Steel had vylelded a point. with one to two points for General Motors, Marines, indus- trial Alcohol, Cubn Cane Sugar, Inter :' national Paper and local tractions. 1 Ne“ Haven showed increased weak-I mess, but other rails were not. mater- ially changed. l WALL STREET, Noon. —Businese ldwindlod to minor proportions with, .the progress of the morning session. joules up to midday being less thanl ,2oo,ooo Shares. Bethlehem Steel re—l lbounded 10 points and U. S. Steel al-i so burdened with other industrinl‘s. New Haven, which came within a frac- tion of its minimum price of recent years, made full recovery Represen tative rails were fractionaliy lower on light offerings Remittances to Russia Bonds’ I i and Italy fell to new records. were irregular. WALL STREET.1:30 p. In ._—All the leaders were slightly better' in the sf- ternoon, especially U? S. Steel, Ship~ pings, Oils and Gas shares. Long 15- land was strongest of the rails, add- tag almost five points to yesterday's. l afgnce. 111111111 It to ‘ l sanum. L. Jones, i’. Executor TODAY IN WALL STREF‘I‘ . NEW YORK, Jan. 24.——(WALL S'I‘.' l0230 a. m. ). ——llethlehem Steel was al most the sole feature of interest at the l HEAD STUFFED FROM CAURRH :08 k COLD- ‘vvvvvv‘v o WW histant relief. No waiting.‘_ Your‘ ' clogged nostrils open right up;.the air . ‘ passages of your head clear andlyou . can breathe-freely. No more limiting. 3 snutfling, blowing, headache, dryness. No struggling for breath at night: your cold or catarrli diatom. Get a small bottle oirfily's Cream' Balm from your druggiat now. Apply a little of this flagrant, antiseptic, healing cream in yourflnostrils It pen- etrates through every air passage of the head, soothe the inflamed or swol- comes instantly. It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up iwith a cold or nest on rr v E- desire to thank the citizens Of Norwalk and Vicinity for the keen interest and hearty co-operation manifested; also for. their promptness in subscribing to the Cameron Motors Corporation Special allotment of stock. THE NEW 1917 CAMERON SIX is the most artistic automobile ever made at any price by any company, anywhere. EVERY MAN AND WOMAN who can afford to purchase stock in the Cameron Motors Corporation SHOULD DO 50 NOW. BECAUSE The Cameron Meters Corporation is advantageously located, being in close proximity to the largest markets 0 in the world. BECAUSE Mr. Cameron, as president Of the Cameron Motors Corporation will exercise a general administrative power His bread experience as one Of America’s pioneer auto builders is bound to“ Insure success. BECAUSE The Cameron Motors Corporation has Two Plants Fully Equipped and an Efficient Organization. BECAUSE The Cameron Motors Corporation is free from debt, therefore the. net proceeds of all syndicate stodk to be offered for sale willbbe ap- plied strictly to the manufacturing of cars and expulsion of the Corpora- tion business, all Of which will add permanent value to its assets and sub- stantial strength to its shares. BECAUSE From a standpoint of stability, beauty and value, the Cameron car is in a distinct class and is destined to become one of the great leaders in the. automobile world. P , BECAUSE I‘ l1 3 111311134 gigittic enterprise for Norwalk; the employment of hundreds of skilled workmen ——increased business for the mermaids; enhancement in the value 0i real estate. BECAUSE [his is Your Last Opportunity to become a stockholder in the ' Cameron Motors Corporation at $3.00 per share. , Par value $10.00. Make out ybur subscription today and mail direct to Corporation. Under- writers. Co, or call oothe local representatives at the Mahackemo Hotel. c SPECIAL $3 00 PER SHARE SYDNICATE ALLOTMENT CAMERON MOTORS CORPORATION STOCK CORPORATION UNDERWRITERS‘ 60., Suite 1121, Marbridge Bldg, New York, N. Y. Dear Site: For the enclosed. .dollars kindly forward to me ' at the following address ........... shares of the (Syndicate) Common Stock at the chEMRON MOTORS CORPORATION, at $3. 00 per share, PAR VALUE $10. 00, fully paid and no—asses- able. Register Certificate to name of v. . ............................... .. Make cddgh ay- Name ......................... able to C ‘ TI ON 'UNDER- Address ....................... City ........ . . . . State ........ WRITERS co.
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