’cnssrer
WAN’IED.
WANTED-GIRL OVER 51mm:
Itpply at Crescent Laundry.
1'29 "t stmet. Saul: Norwalk Inqmre at house nits large basement suitable and Mike Kelly, the three lenders. ' ‘ ‘ thigh”
.. -__ ”Te . ‘ [Hayes' unmet. ‘97 at for stop work, also barn, all improve- started from Hardwood, eight miles! ‘ h§3£;13'¥:::‘ at am GORE-“Lat;
WANTED-YOUNG NAN A81 meats good reason {or selling Small north ,and breakiasted here. They ex “mu”. “4 h." the m M "sure the '
. clerk 10! butter and egg SW” 03‘“ T0 1.57m FOR RENT. amount cash needed inquire “8" and pact to make Sabina, Minn. by 30011.0“ Cornet” Martini m n . m a most
who 1135 had some experience Apply lower floor-.12 OMS street, tv Bald.“ of Sentinel 3'29 at which is the hair my mark 265 miles firstw W M
. National! Bu ter Co, 90 Washington family. New plumbing, paper and. from Winnmz. mug.
Street.
WANTED~ GENERAL HOUSE-
‘Irork or day work. Sadie \l'iliiam.‘
Phone 1413-2.
Royal Mix CD»
3293
t ion preferred.
“'ashlngtou street.
A dvertisements
nice-cook
Cards,
‘W
roost. ‘, ,1
use. To Let, “so: sun.
Bunsen and Proleuiasai
on this MG. Twenty-Five Words
Lem. ago, Three Tm, so: 3
$1.00. BlackIsce «Capo Double Price.
T0 LET—HOUSE M 91 ononn‘
Miscellaneous Ads.
or
week
FOR SALE.
trout. WEB wden. Bruit. Inquire on
iden . Conn.
T0 LET—[JGHT
ing moms with all improvements
TO LET—FIVE 300“ WITH IM-
movements, 2 minutes from trolley.
WANTED—GIRL TO ASSIST
\\ith housekeeping and cane of child.
Applt mornings Mrs C R. Baker 31
Oulrand street.
WANT Ell—WOMEN TO LEARN
trimming and binding on still hats
Crotut & Knapp Co. 127 ill
WANTED-BOY WANTED FOR
clerical duties in advertising deport-
tneut. Good opportunity.
education, experience and salary ex-
I
pected: E, II. Josseiyn, 7 Strawberry,
Hill avenue, or The Rnybesios t‘omv
(nanny, Bridgeport.
WANTED—BOYS AND GIRLS
fourteen years old or more Malling
(lop ailment $6 a week to start. Onick
advancement Come ready to work at
8 a. m. Murphy Mfg. Co Est avenue.
DIlUI];
Still
WANTED—BOY FOR
store, must be sixteen or over.
soml‘owell Corp.
WANTED—WOMAN 'I‘O COOK
and do laundry work in family of
three. No.3 7France street, Non-walk.
Tel. 1037. 1263
WANTED—FEB. 10TH RAILWAY ‘
marl clerk examinations in Norwalk.
Commence B" 5 month. Sample quea-
lions free. Franklin Institute, Dem.
281}, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED—~1‘OBUY "ALL KlNDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for calves. ll. Friedman, 36 Ely
avenue. Tel. 1151. I20 ti
FOR SALE—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
with all modern improvements except
Iurnncc. Good location in South Nor-
waik. $2,600.
Ask John T. Haves
q MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
LOST. -
LOST—A mm or sts wn'rn
name plate attached. Finder please
return to Vanst Bros. Garage. 126 st
n‘oonv IN "WALT? STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:30 a.
neck opened with a series of ad
vouccs extending to a point or better
In leading issues. U. S. Steel was
ofl’ered in a single block of 4.000
shores at 114 1-4, and a smaller lot
at 11-1 3-3, an extremely gain of n
poinz. Other active and strong‘stoéks
included Coppers, Shi'ppings, Maxi
(ans. Eduipmcuts, industrial Alcohol.
International Paper and internation-
al Nickels. Rails were in better .‘de
mand, with substantial gains for
Reading, Union' “Pacific and Southern
llaiiuny.
" ll ALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.»
Prrcen. yielded acuin in the “temper
S. Steel‘losing all ;its gum. Bethlr
VltennSlecl declined five points. In
a roazmg weakness was shown by Net
. 118W“? and Mexican Petroleum. -
-u—u—M ._...._....
ROSS IN TRAlNING.
.. Hugh Ross, the Bridgeport middle
Qweirght, who is scheduled to mac
M‘lle McTigue. he Irish slugger c
"New Kerk, in the train trout in Tim
Eaten, ‘IVCtIDI‘ddHy night, is has
first}; engined whipping himself inf'
mnuan- of Bottling lmt’hrak‘s trait-
jag—comp. Ross in working out wit‘
- Dill: Bichurds. the woltcrwoigl
W. who It now under mommy»
tent I! Terry bro.
‘ W74“. NOTES. » .
WWW Edward Net
alarm. 16 ‘Buvtew incense: Jean M-
"hiss-odour“: anal-cm
Much. 1! un- «cm.
' m ‘ M
l
Slate “£9. '
m._—-—’l‘ho .
“irresponsible
‘ 5 well and Obi
he
Elizabeth street.
I
T0 LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL 131-
provemcnts at 82 Ttylor avenue. 1n-
quire st the United Grocery, or R. 0.
RA HIM
. TO LET—B ROOM COTTAGE PART
.improvernentn Lowrance street. Ap
ply to R. Joselovsky, Water street. or
Cove avenue, East Norwaik.
.,.
..
I TO LET—THE STORE ON NORTH
EMAIN STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BY
THE BPERRY I: H’U'I‘C’HINSIONOO
WILL BE FOR RENT FROM APRIL
1,1917. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL 0P-
I‘OR'I‘UNI'I‘Y TO SECURE A VERY
lLARGE STORE IN A MOST DESIR
ABLE IIOCA'I‘ICN J. IRVING DIB
in”), 149 WASHINGTON STREET.
“in
TO LET STORE AT 20" [SAM
:‘Washington street. 4 room apartment
39 Chapel street, Net-walk, also i
{room anmrtmunt. 219 East Washington
..’strch, 1': ast Norwalk. Inquire at 64 So
Main street or 'phone .60.
1 c
't
Cot-Belt block containing” 5.000 sonar
feet or floor space with light on all
sides. Oil‘s freight elevator service
lsteam heated. For further particu
liars apply at the cities of The Old
Well Cigar Company.
‘ TO LET—6 ROOM FLAT. 7103"][011 carriers
dar street. Back of store, 74 Washing:
ton sircct. Roodner's Hall for lodge
purposes. A. C. Knorr, phone 872-3.
HORWALK BOWLING NOTES.
Joseph Wcln, oi' Winnipuuk utude
high Score on big plus last wock. on
the Norwalk alloys, with n totnl oI
. :15. Chester Meckcr established the
(luck pin record {or the Week (II. 130.
.. 'l‘l.c Horseshoe and "the Grocery
and or Wednesday otenlng thoi
pix. y a big pin match game.
FIIII MEDIBINES
Lydia 51?th Medicine
Genuine Ones. .
. The testimonials published by the
Lydia E. Pinkhain Medicine Comm
come unsolicited. Before theym
the Companytokca great care to inform
itself m the writer. Never know.
ingly, has it published an untruthful
letter, never is a letter published with.
out “Manama by thcwritier.
Tbc reason that thousands of Women
-fromsll posts of the country write such
hum’sVegetsbieGompouodhasbmgh
inc-1th his] inertial: ling,
once Willi pain Ind illness.
Ithurellavdmnren from romeo!
Mikhail» -
Summons
IIOUSEKEEP-
in
.126 Bi
Rent chess. Inquire utters p. m. 23
' 123,6t
(129 11‘
TO LET—LOFT nu "szrz s‘
Company Publishes Only 1
grateful letters Iathat Lydia E. Pink- ' ‘
'moneelnMcntbeu-ddny
"ti-amia- villa-so “new
FDR ends—BARGAIN. 4 FAMILY
FARGO, N. D., Jan. 29.-—-Betoce day
night todaythe eight cog teams which
rennin in the 523 mile Winnipeg to
St. Dani ramming out or their night
controls well on the way to the half
waxwkoftbem.theleadsrsde-
ten-sued to reach st. Poul hem shot
urdny, the last depot the annual out-
door sports' castration.
'Hyrthur Henson. Gunner Tomnsson
flower Book a; Ladder Co.
Valuable property
hers. N. 1'.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
m:——_—.
MASKS, WIGS. WHOLESALE, RE-
tail. Costumes for masquerudcs, min-
strei shows. Write for price list.
Reinhardt Costume 00., 74 St. Mark‘s
.Place. New York city. l2! 9t.
WAN
MIMI
OPERATORS 0N SEWING unmi-
uas. pay while Ionralnl
Girl for general oiilce work.
CitieAPeabody
& C0. inc.
_.... M”.__._. ._.-._...
NOTICE
m
Local Laborcn' Internutional Union
At a recent meeting the following
scale of prices was voted to take er.
1ch April lst,1917:
Laborers. work of plokmnd shovels
37 1-3 cents an hour; eight hours cou-
stituting a day's work.
concrete mixer and
rock man, 42 1-2 cents an hour. eight
hours constituting a day's work.
ORAZIO TUCCI,
_ Secretary
NOTICE
District of Norwulk, ‘ds.
Count. January 22. A. 1917.
Estate of Henry F. Morgan, lute of
Norwalk. in said district deceased.
The court of probate for the dis
Probate
arr-m. . will (-luth at [he Norwnlk alleys trict oi’ Norwnik, hath limited and a! I to McCoy, and according to cuslmz
in a. duck pin game Tuesday nnght,,10““d six months from the date heme In things pugilistlc if Durc) downs
.1, of for the creditors or said estnte to “one; be will acquire the title for
“numb and 0mm. teams of (I10 Nor exhibit their claims IOI‘ settlement. himself
on .31; Tire & Rubber Cd. League WHETIIOBB who 110819“ 10 ”836:1“ their ac- oily McCoy was selected for the first
{counts properly attested, within said
Arrangements are now being made “me “1”)" “We“ a ”00‘“? A“ the Interests back of getting him into
v. hmcbt n (-llrullpionship series he 993°“ ““13th to 5“” estate "‘3 a ring with McCoy hate in rent ren- ‘
tween the Norw,nlk the Palace. and rgquested to make immediate payment son and. McCoy, heme champion 1 ”We“ will omcinte and bunrnl “'1‘.
litoncy 's learns can be. started.
CATHERINE A. MORGAN,
- mecutrix _
TESTIMIINIIILS
Dsrcitit of Nor-walk, ss. Probate
Court. January 6, A. D., 1917.
Estate of Jesse Caldw,eil late. of
,Norw,trlk in said district, decease d.
The court of probate for the distrloh
'01 New alk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
Itheir claims for settlement Those“
Iwho neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested. within said time,
will be debarned a. recovery. All pér
sons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make innmediute Damn!
le
newest) CALDWELL
Adminiimtor.
Novice , .
District of Norwalk, as: Minute
court. anmry 89, A. D.. 1917..
Estate of Aaron 3. am. late of Nor
walk. In mid diatrlchdeosanned.
Ordered that. the administrator ex-
hibit his MW account to
.._.
- FOR SALE—30 FOOT LAUNCH.
{premises or Harriet Hoyt Barnes, Mer- 0 Great bargain it sold before over-
26 3t hauling. C. A. Brown, care of May-
126 an
I sort SALE - OYSTER armour),
WANTED— OPERATORS EXPER- mfim My W n the “John :for sale or pent.
ienced on Singer sewing machines to sonln" at ' High street South Nor near channel Several acres. Address
1‘ ork on all parts 01 house dress mak- Walk
ing. Those looking for stead) MI
85
. Reasonable, 187 North Broadway. Yon-I
dohlt stated- that
lime February 7 in a twenty-round “M53 and Miss Winniford Peck: ‘
Gabriel seashell. 1-. Retail. our
Grayson and Albert Campbell, who
spent the night at Canadian after guin-
Make large hips. dis-gent;
:3 so & $5 on"
:1 00 to s3 00
lng two miles on the leaders yester-
day, were away tout early start and
expect to reach rum at noon.
At All Dealers WEINGARTEN BROS. Inn. New York Chicago Stun Francisco
‘Mfi
Fred. Hartman, limped into mus. '
there last night driving three demure
fourth riding. He left that point thtsI
morning with all (our dogs drawing
his siednud if they can stand the pace
dun-in the day. he expects to arrive
here some time durlngvthe afternoon,
about ten hours behind the leaders.
it not lulu
$12,500 in nu
Relative to Darcy, Pop Rudolph
who handles the alla'irs'ot his son
Al McCoy. is stopping to the but will
his only concerning Ihcmatch be
tween Alberius and the Australian.
Silas Whitson.
Silas Whitson, a well known citi.
non of this city. died about 10 o’clock
Sunday morning of the Norwalk hos-
pital. He had been ill for some time,
his most recent ailment being pneu-t
rnonia. Deteased was in the 70th'
yiar of his age. He was born inI
Brooklyn, N. Y.
years came to South Norwalk with
his mother, a woman of rare talent,I
an: brorhers James and Richard. He
0.17.. and Cotton: Encampment.
willing to have Al mingle with Darcy,I York City and in other
but he Insists on having something to? permits. "Si," as he '8! familiarly
any concerning the terms of the meet-lulled by his intimates, . possessed
ing. ,1... {many line traits“ of obstacles. He
Browne oIi'ered Darcy a. contract; has well informed and of genial dila-
calling for 830,000 for a bout withfpmilloa.
d- rt‘o But when McCoy's manager; Irilnds uho will mourn his loss l-‘un
dropped In to discuss Al's bit Browne: czul sortices will be held at D. W.
Is lcporied to have mentioned a sum Roymonds Funeral parlor, 27 Wash,
English (or B5,000. Quite naiurciiy eltning Rev. F. A. Coleman will ot-
Rudolph: mmge: of s cltmion,lliciate, after which the members all
teculflti‘thbepr the noise at lull. Ru- {BUUI’I Lodge I O 0. I". will holdI
he would wth‘thclr services The body will be ink? '
13,500 for N000“) “a He manna in Greenwood cemetery, Brookly‘n
fund for a cut from that annouutII'JI' burial on Wt‘dnesdaY-
and may agree to battle for $10,900.!
but. he In quite positive that he won't I.
drop below that figure; ‘ 7
Some time ago Tom O'Rourke ol-
Ien-cd n purse 01' $25,000 for o Darcy-
McCoy match. 01' which Darcy would
umber $15,000. Rudolph figures that
hit-Coy should certninly get better
Illlilll Browne oll‘cred, in view of
O'ltourke's prbportition. 0n the oth-
er bund, Browne insists that unless
,Mc’loy comes to terms be will put
' Darcy on with George Chip, another
I match which has been proposed.
Admitting that Darcy will be the:
drnu‘lnni card in 8-. Darcy-McCoy
Ituntch there Is still good grounds {or
Rudolph's kick at the terms oflerod
him. Belitlle it as you may, the mid
It‘llcweluht title of America's bclonm'
Mn. Addie Quinhrd.
On Sunday. January 28th, Mrs. Ad.
dic Quintard. who for a week had
been 111‘ [rpm in, grippe at the home
of her sister, Mrs. David Gould. laid
down the. mortal life and entered the
uneven world. Eager hands were
ready to do all that loving hearts
could suggest to aid In her fight for
recovery. it will ever be a blessed
memory with those dcvotcd souls,
that there we: absolulclv uo; pain
.jusl n quiet passing on. Only a short
time one in conversation with thn
tun-“j" Mrs Qltininrtl‘cxpressed her
pouiiirc conviction that there was
Wilding to (ll’i‘lld in charming world's.
rather ground for ri‘ioic‘ntz us r’VIn"
u chance for greater service to hit
mnniiy. Many souls haw been he"
ed along the way. by her messages,
of cheer rmd strength, and so we say 5
" men Wood. on your mis- 'I
no ct1r-‘nw x“ (4' m.
mt!
There must bc some reason
slmn at ’l' ”Us
mineral services will be held tron
I
bottle. I
the .ate home of thc (icccllucs‘. ['7 l? I
' I
l
I
In other words,. Baron and,
Gov mornln n1 9 c‘rlc" “
(ll-wwjp “'1’! 'g .1 In some COBSIdCYfl. be Ill S‘brook, Conn.
tion for his services
~ Samuel W. Peck.
MATCH consoar SMITH ‘ WITH‘ Samuel W. Pool, :1 highly respect I
.JACK DILLON od ritizcn of Sm tll .‘Icrv “‘I'.
new denounce; Ln, Jan 29pm. llt’clS, an .1 at his home, 10 Quintard
nouncement was made today by n ‘R'l‘nuc ~‘“ .3 2‘ iuomi . ,. in
local promoter that Gunboot Smithi moniu. Besides his wife hir. Peck it
of Philadelphia and :1de Dillon 0: '{ll‘yl'illlfi‘d h' three children, 'Mrs I
lndiunnpolis had been signed to meet I": coerlck C Beers, Mrs. Clarence. A 1
"or" -
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.: Mrs. Frank Guernsey, of Stanford; Mrs. David Nelson, who died We
Funeral services will be held at his‘
. 1:.te home at 2 p. 111., Tuesday. Rev.
.1. Harrison Thompson will
‘oflicirate
and burial will take place in Wood
land cemetery. Stamford, Conn.
c...-
Mrs. 5. Israel.
’Mrs. S. Israel formerly of this city:
dieo Thursday,
" and at the age 0’ 20 Mrs. Israel is survived by a son, 11.3
Israel, of Norwalk.
was 3. member of Butler Lodge. I. O. I T)...
lwas one of the early members or mg” mg
I’ll ham Hose Company and formerly I cpll's church at 2:30 o’clock ne'sber- I
took a deep Interest in the tire de- Idjv‘aflprnoon The body was handed:
ilmmem “l ”‘9 em? Yea” he “5 in St. Mary's cemetery A high mass 165 South Main street.
11m Rudolph to Quit! ready and employed in Bernum'unuseumln New was altered term at 7: so this mom 1.
theatrical ing at St. Joseph's
.m-
in Next
York city.
Funeral or Thomas Rm.
funeral of Thomas Res-s tookl
He place front his home. 37 Raymond! unit to do wiring for the A. W. W "
:15 o’-cl0(k and at St JosIl
church
Funeral of Mrs. Da‘vid,NeIscn.
The funeral services .01 the lutel
I
I
I ment of 25 Wall street. . “
'1 tin-.- Me, and interment will be in nl
dag, morning at her home 34‘L‘Ifi‘v ‘
«none, will be held tow otter
noon from the late ”Mace it; 3
o’clock. Rev. Louis B. Howell will can
t r: ide cemetery.
( 15..
Please omit in»
NOTES as THE BUILDING ' 5“:
DEPARTMENT. , *
- antler and annual venomous”,
{esprit to do wiring in the Na!“
Methodist church. p,
Reed and Volk were given I M
(‘nniage Iactory, North Main all!“
H. A. Hegeline received a ml
in do plumbing for Charles m
John A. Mills was given :a «
to Co additional wiring at the ‘
cup-p.
—~’l'ry' a Sentim"Want Ah.
Naturally he had manyt ‘
which sounded very much like nipln iingtou street at. 8 o'clock Tuesday-u
I. _'
PHONE 909
Great ® Tea Co}.
mom m3
We invite comparison. Compare prices. Computation!
ity and service.- Compare our special stamp clumps-m
Then note the saving.
l
A. &P. BUTTER
“The World's Best” ..................... .. 41¢ IO
IVORY SOAP, large cake ........................ . .
WHEAT FARJINA. 98 ounce pkg. ................ . 1
GRAPE NUTS pkg .» ......................... 1225.9
H..0.0ATMEAL pkg. ..... ................
new BUKWHEAT pkq ..........................
NEW PANCAKE FLOUR pkg. .......... ‘ ........
'ALAS'IA SALMON. tallcans ...................
14 Les GRAN. SUGAR .......................
DOMINO CONFECTIONER SUGAR.
lg:
€243
100
.........
20 Stamps with r can Al’zP Cocoa ............... ‘. . . 2
no Stamps with n‘ can Spices . . . .r .................. . %
to Stamps will?! pkg. Ta )ioca ..... y ...... . ...... j_ ,
no Stamps with 1 pkg. Barley ............... . ...... 1' .
:6 Stamps with 1 pkg. Jeli. Powder ................ 10
IO Stamps with 1 bottle A nmonia .......... ‘ ..... e.
m Stamps with 1 bottle Billincr . ..............
:0 Stamps with r pkg. C011 Starch .............. ..
no Stamps with r can Hand Soap ................. j .
IO Stamps with 1 pkg. Macaroni ; ............ , 7 ...... "1% .,
:9 Stamps with 1 pkg. Spaghetti ......... .. .- ....... 1Q ..
no Stamps with r can Lye ............ > .......... 1
no Stamps with x can Chloride Lime ...... . ....... ~
to Stamps with 1 pkg. Dug Crackers .. . _. ........ ‘. .. I ,
no Stamps with 1 bottle Extracts ‘
STAMP SPECIALS
:00 Stamps with n can Baking Powder .............
:0 Stamps with I can _Klecn Sweep ............. .. . . 2
bout also two sisters, Miss Julie. Peck and
A .
Beef Iron 82 Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer. '
F. H. BAXTER
Druggist
For Gowns sen-vice a."
scan H; GAMING ._
funeral director and Embalmcr
Office and Residence
. Telephone 904“ ‘ .
has as Main St. .rSogNorvgaun‘ ‘
use
..
L in}; .
t...»
Bill Takes tir- Cake
Sometimes my Mn nets mad at me
When she wants errands done.
’Csuse I don't like to leave my play
And think too much (gm I
t on the porch
TAILORED SUITS
and
REMODELING. OF FURS
by
JIM York Ladle? Tiller
But when she comes
luni any: so nice to me
th'a court for enlistment. at the Pro-
gAndgotaomceeietortcfl ‘ amuse .-
“We ”17. St 9 NM !ore- 1.1“," k! ‘ k , 2 Cl! Ill
. .mtsnm ms laureatedIAsdom-lm £13....“ k .5.” ””33““ .‘
“mmhmtm. I’diowrnmvrmuuo -
con-museum In new
Wampum
I
mismr"“
“ I“ a"
(ilflDCKIUflF
SM» can't you no. so an um
All.“
”Thu
You will find here a good assortment of Cap
Scarf Sets, Tam O’Shante s and Separate scam, in
variety of good sport co‘lo s. so you can be sure of tilt! ‘ I :
ful selection.
These are not being sold at or below cost. but
~ louver than we can buy» them for today, as prices ore
‘r‘stantly advancing.
Ehrghshfinnalcueainlongwnstmcdelnwhrteor
Oxford 85¢l03
Brush W001 TanD'ShIotert . :8
MLlrge Separate Scam. $100 Value ..........
Cap and Surf Sen 81
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