" WANTED—VVANTED OPERATORS
. Co, 8 Union street.
geileut opportunity with good pay, in-
s'orluding 10 per cent. bonus. H. dacob'
Ed‘s Sons, shoe manufacturers, Holdeng
Vin-venue, Norwalk.
Email clerk examinations in Norwalk.;
Cards,
Less. 25o:
~“AL—AA‘4—“A‘ .__4.
1‘0 LET.
3 WANTED-BRIGHT BOY IS 0F-: TOTET—FOUR ROOMS AND A
fine. uO'ud penumnship necessary. Ex- bath, all improvements. Neptune ave-
nue, South Norwalk. 131 St
T0 tET—gHEAIIF OF DOUBLE
house, 8 rooms. improvements, Well
located. Inquire J. W. Dake, 9 Ellzfi;
beth street, South Norwalk. _j3l 61
i3l 3t
WANTED-FEB. .IOTH RAILWAY
Commence 575 month. Sample ques—’ T0 LET-5 ROOMS, SECOND
tloins tree“ Franklin Institute, Dep't.’ flor, improvpmpnts’ 12 Chestnut;
:88, Rochester, 1’. Y. isu‘ect. Inquire F. D. Lawton, 40 Bay-
.z... .view avenue, South Norwalk. 1‘30 3t
-—.—
to make white muslin petticoats. Good TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN, ONE
pay. plus bonus. G. S. Roth & Sons‘ym- two furnished rooms with all im-
j35 3" provelnents. 120 Washington stlcet.
J30 ti
.—
WANfl-ZD—GIRI. OVER SIXTEEN.
Apply-at Crescent Laundry. 3'29 3t
, ' i To LET—THE STORE ON NORTH
WANTED'YOITXG MAN AS MAIN STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BY
clerk {or butter and egg store- 0“" THE SPERIIY & IIUTL‘liINSON (30..
who has had some experience. Apply WILL BE FOR RENT FROM APRIL.
National Butter ('0., 90 Washington I, 1917. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL OP-
titreet. ' iPORTUNITY T0 SECURE A VERY
"LARGE s'ronn m A MOST BESIR-
'WANTEDw OPERATORS EXPER- ABLE LOCATION. J. iRV’lNG DIB-
Ieneed on Singer Selling machines t0 BLE, 149 WASHINGTON STREET.
work on all parts of house dress-mak-
lng. Those looking for steady posi-l‘ w,
lion preferred. Royal Mtg. 80., 85 TO‘ LET STORE AT 20,: EAST
Washington street. " 129 3‘ Washington street. 4 room apartment,
' Y N V‘ ‘39 Chapel street, 'NorWalk, also 5
WANTEQ—MACHIMbTh 2 LATHE room apurtment, 219 East Washington
‘i‘ang‘l; 1 2 batten] :fl‘dséogd 91:23:: street, East Norwulk. Inquire at 64 80.
ion ; s an r l . c .
for the right man. Higley Machine 00., Main street or phone 60‘
(‘hestnut streetrbouth Norwaik.
.130 (it
4.
l .
1 TO LET-110F'l‘ IN swsnrz o
Corbett block, containing 5.000 square
'feot of floor space with light on all
. .
WANTED—"TO BUY ALL KmDS sides. Otis freight elevator service.
"f cattle. Big glue? dpaid. aggzavsteam heated. For further particu-
prites for ca res. . File man, . y Iars. apply at tho ofllco of The Old
. . .9
avenue. Tel. 1101. 1-0 ”i Well Cigar Company.
1 n.-." -
Beef, Iron 81 Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer
F. H. BAXTER’
Druggist
u...”
l
FOR SALE—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE:
with all modern improvements except‘
furnace. Good location ill South Nor!
walk. $2,600. »
Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALKI
Real Estate—Insurances"
m. ”“w
LOST. __ . w..- _
LOST-A DIPLOMA issoso 'ro‘ Bl" Takes the CdkB
Samuel Keeier by the New York 00".Sometimes my Mil gets mad at me
liege of Dentistry. Return to ‘Keeler’sithn she wants errands done,
. . 'Cause I don’t like to leave mv play
r,. .
”‘09 5‘0 ° Irind think too much or run.
. . But when she comes out on the porch
LOST—AM‘ERJQAN BULL PUP?" And says so nice to me,
while with block spot on eye. Black Son. can‘t you go to live Monroe.
collar, brass studs. Answers to name And get some cake‘ for tea?
.. ,u .1 . - air- I allers speaks up just no quick
"Boss. Marglret OBrleli, 33 1:1 at And perlite as can new
“PM avenue. ‘ I'd love. to go to five Monroe
And get some cake for ten.
The'Banner Bakery
5 Monroe street
' -
n: '
-,
LOST—:ON NORTH MAIN on
Washington streets. a brown envel-
ope containing valuable papers of ~-
White Plains Music Store. Return to T“ 357
Miss Hoflman, Pouty's “music store.
North Main street, and receive rc- SUEpANBURY TROLLEY
ward. .
'l‘llc Dnnlnu‘y and 'Bethcl Street
1-0313“ AUTO LICENSE PLATE Railway company is named as the de-
0491 and it“! ellght. Finder 919939 "9‘ fondant in tire suits flied yesterday in
turn to Sentineluomce. . 130 at 'the Superior Court.
‘ "" ~ "‘ Hirt who ones the Dunbury trolley
TODAY IN WALL {STREET}. company for 34,000 allegesthat‘while
-"‘“’ , . boarding one of the. defendant’s cars
WALL'ST. 1033011. nl.-The market ,0“ Milk-Um Btteelt, Damn“):| lane
opened With numerous gains ranging slipped on the, platlorm of the car
from fractions ‘0 3‘ point, but prices W’hich wwc’ovemd with Snow and ice
soon iellfbnck on heavy selling..of the and fractured her left *Ieg. Patrick
leaders . U. S. Steel was the pivot. Ahern who sues the company (0,55?
mound which dealings revolved, min 000 asserts that through the nega‘
reacting from its maximum or 113 5;8'1igeޣg or a motorman .ot .the com-
to 112 1-4, suggesting disappointment pany, he was iron over MING months
in yesterday's extra dividend. Ship- ergo ' by ”one of the. defendant com-
“ lugs'and motors were. conspicuOusI-Inpany'a cars on North street; (that his
the abrupt setback at recessions of lyrtglit. rm was mangled and had t" to
«‘ _.J.o_jl points, with pronounced heavinr-- be amputated at the elbow.
- Pacific lost 2 points With one each do:
‘ Reading and St
”W.
'PROLONGEDTCOLD‘WAV
in Central Esther, industrial Alcohol,
Sugars and some of the rails. Canadian; E 'OleNG
. Paul. \ and proton
. \. »
WALL“ STREET Noon.—‘Steel re
bounded to 113 1-8 during the first
well-maintained. ‘ Deallnsfi 19“ nway eastward.
1m?! WWW“ "mil" “we ““3"; southern states by “mm! “‘“H tNCLODE Loom. LAND
est continued negligible. Twill-darn“ Friday.
noon memorial. resumed its early no.
ttvlty with Increased strength In Steel:
- m...» o .4 cu.»
six on use solitude
and mm. nails ciao shred In the: 'wnfillING‘N-V- g... air-Brest“!!!
omit!!!" Vi“ ‘ *m‘" m“"’ lvilaon mum lineman 5,, m an .
mmmnuummm rum net. grandam-us.
finish: bur.
warm sum. me n. ol.~«mn- "
«Mm-Insulation
umdmmm‘w
or. John flood and m I. m.
“MAI. M
William humps!” III: mu
0! _
i
.mhl mm!!- m V“ mud; and man my WW
as: warm ”mm”... *
on mirage. Twentya'i'ive 'Wordo or
$1.00. Blockiace Ill-Capo Double Price,
1
00.4 FOR |NJU8|ES
Winifred A.‘
WASHINGTON, 'Jan. 31.-—A ‘ solvers ‘
ged cold wave in nearly all ‘.
districts eat-it of the Rocky Mounminoj,‘
was torecasted today by the Weather
,Bureau. It is following a storm or
mm!” “me mug ““1““ °' “’1" markeaintetisiiy control this morn--
, prominent issues, but rallies were not: in! ove r Missouri and’xmorlng‘raptdly .
The cold will reach ‘ther
“m” the “m ““"ngflmmmm' ”“d‘ Middle. west and Southwest tunnel:I .
or: showed little disposition to make and Thursday “a the eastern and,
mu. m‘mll. Oil»
sienna... Ads.
Three “times. 5o. 1 week
-w-
FOR SALE.
' FOR SALE—2 estimate '0!“
horses just arrived. 1 car fresh, 1 car
of seasoned. They consist at notched
pairs and business horses, fetching
from 26 to 38 hundred. Tgube sold at
reasonable price. Shannon Sale 8;
Exchange Stable. 46 Hawthorne street,
Stamford.
FOR SALE—5 DESIRABLE LOTS
near Norwalk Country Club for sale,
or exchange. A. C. Knorr, 872-3.
‘ ,FOR SALE—FIVE PASSENGER
"Stutz"-molored, 1912 Corbin touring
car. Good running order. Complete
equipment, including three extra tires,
equipment. 7 tires. Have letter from
manufacturer stating all repair parts
obtainable for indefinite period.
4 tires nearly ,new. Phone 122-8 after
(5 p. m. 9 :30 6t
E REAL ESTATE
. It you have tried all means to sell
your property and failed, consult
Edw. Koschnick at. Hotel Clifford and
he will show you the quick way. The
ipeople who answered this advertise-
]meut last week were more than ”sat-
“tailed. 130 3t
FOR SALE~BARGAIN. 4 FAMILY
house with large basement suitable
for shop work, also barn, all Improve-
ments, good reason for selling. Small
amount cash needed inquire 'iS" core
or Sentinel. . ‘ ' 129 3t
Busmassfluorlca. ‘
w
u- ._
~PALACE DELch'ress'EN
Try our home made potatoe salad.
Bock Worst. are in season now. New
onuer krllut.
« MASKS, WIGS, WHOLESALE. RE“
tail. Costumes for mnequerades, min:
slrel shows. Write tor price list.
Reinhardt Costume Co, in St. Mark’s
‘Placc. New York city. 124 Ill
b..- .m_ -_—_:
WANT
OPERATORs 0N SEWING noun
.lnes. pay while learning.
Cindi, Peabody
&‘ Co. inc.
W... --u.
”tuition
NOTIGE
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, January 20,"A. D, 1917.
Estate of Elizabeth D. J.’ Plait, late
of Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
The count cit-probate tor the district
of‘ Norwalk, hutil limited and allowed
six months from module hereof for
the creditors.“ sold estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
Who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time,
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sonsindebted to said estate are. re-
"quested tonmakc Immediate payment
.. entrust. 1;. JONES.
Ex‘ecutor
j
_ ' For UM“ dot-vice Call
FRED H. oAuuuo.
funeral Director and Embalm
Office and'Rocldom
l.
.5.
”Irma. mm
- xow. rowan. domflflmnw
in Kuwait annotated ".35” new
halo: (muted either“ o! the
l
mauvamu in:
mm winemak-
mom-Wits”!
discontinuities.“
Mm. Wknsmm “I“ Meu‘W‘MIl-IW rm-r. m
“Mel’b‘mm
.0 limo. soul,
~ Star m (30..
Mos Lillian Stimuli:
.1 ‘1‘ u. "a II!
«or m and on!“ meant". in...” is. my“. to Wis: ,m, , WW .1 I, m, “m,
The assist or firs
"wilimeMIt-So’flockmwn. 1
iernoon at the East amue M. E.‘ “
church. Bern's. P. “PM will of-
t‘icate. Interment will be in Riverside r
cemetery. ' i
W
Funeral of Joseph A. .mooanell , ‘5‘
The remains of Joseph A: MacDon-T -
nell will be taken to Philadelphia. : , _ ' .
Pa.. mmmormw moaning by Funeral... .‘J huh ”Id gml‘mn I
Director Frederick H. Gonuogntor “tune, it i” ' or ’
eral services and burial. I STOUT FIGURES , fiENDERCId .
——-—- l . . . AVERAGEEIGW
Funeral of Mrs. «wanna Whoelhouoe. g. a ”1“ We, lugs Mow; _ ' ,
f The funeral services of the late g .m, Wilfi‘liflfl ““9 0‘" Wimp“.-
‘Mrs. Wilfred Wheeumnse, who died' raceiul; awkward bust. {eddy fimgfim. Long _
[on Sunday don. 28th. in Summit N. .‘I..
lwehe held this afternoon from the
,. / .m‘aller 1nd have the
r“ 01d Corset " comfort with
wearing: they assure the ,
uhnost on a corset!“ most ‘
The funeral services for Silas Whit- '
son were held last evening at 8
o'clock,’t'rom the funeral parlors of
David w. Raymond. Washington ‘ . ,
street. Rev. Frederick A. Coiemnn ot- . W. ___H m" -
WEINGARTEN altos. inc...
../
resideice of the deceased‘s father. . - . .
Thomas Catterall, in Broad street. ,. . first warm" Economics] Tn“-
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, of Trinity . , 1 . ’f -
Church oficiated, and interment was Win‘eduw 53 so .. .5 0’0 5 00 _$ 00 W. B. Nuform 6. ~
n. Riven... 0mm. . No 703 $3.50 . & 5. 1 . to 3. No.oz9=~szzoo
i ' .
--. g . .-
F iI Whit: . . .
“m“ °’ 5 ” °" At All Dealers New York Chicago ~:San Trancrsco
flclated. Butler Lodge, No. 91, I. Our—4
0. It. heid'its services after the regu-
nsmonron'r, Jan.‘3i.—'rile 19m»
1893 -~ ineyman carpenters have. just reached
' ~an agreement with the master bulld-
' torn by which, beginning May 1, the
”’ ‘ journeyman will receive $4.801; day.
Mrs. Ben‘mcllen.
178 llllnst avenue
Andrew Bantaniello.
12- Water street 3524
' a 9m“, 18's .The present scale is 04.26 and the men-
" L N ”I" i ‘ ‘ 1 ed do: 5.30.
. Flank . Shepherd, recently ask u
_> 55 Borden’ovenue -
13 R 3.111111%
3 Meir avenue
"Morin L. Mint.
*3 Thailand! street
A flail»! Tyne“.
tumour: "ml.
1 :5 m ”at: m
{Warwick moi-l m
' it Blunt: all. m
”it with M1.
to mm m
‘ ism-all m ‘
i
.
lar services were conducted. The body l I
was taken to Brooklyn this morning . . . .
for burial in the Greenwood Ceme- ' ou cal I sa 6 a
tery. . l, U ..
i .
Funeral of Thomas Village. ‘ ‘ _
The funeral services of Thomas ‘ . .x . .
Village will be held tomorrow after . _ W a ' u -
noon at 2:30 o'clock from the late [I , ‘
home. on Howard avenue. East Nor
walk. ‘Ilev. Frederick A. Coleman will 0 , o
oliiciate and interment Will be in Riv , . ~' - I. ‘ . . .
erslde Cemetery. . g a ' I O I a _ r-
NEW Téfé’exuorl—E—Euasomaens. i _ ~
Large Number of Stations Located in coat I I®Ye ' I I OW
. Norwalk This Month. ll ' ‘ " ' . 0
Following is it list of new tele. ‘
phones that have been installed since . o “ .
tile lasu‘ing oi the lust list. Cut this It w111 pay you to blly nOw for next ,
out and paste. in the back of your dl- . .. .-
”m" ‘ h ‘ 1 th' ' ‘11 b ' h ’
Harvard Anderson. . . season W on C 0 mg W1 : 6 {ERIC ‘ '
int Vunzandt street .1915 4 ‘. ~ ”7. r. -
Frank A. Barker, h', h ' 3‘ '
.15 Central avenue . 241-12 1g er 1n prlceo : .
Albert nneeskow. '4 it} . . _. ’ 5
lo Leonard street 1901-3 ‘ » j . ' ‘ " ‘ ..,
a. We need. the room for spring good
17 College street 74342
Arthur 1). Drawer. ‘ t I ‘ 1 t 11 ' t 't d
7 Winfield sweet 1131-5 50 must C ear 0.1.1 a wm er Sill S an
Samuel Cohen, . . ‘ ~ ' . __
ill High street, Norwnix 1602-2 . t " ‘ "
iiuzullton L. Comstock, . ‘H overcoa So _
22 Quintord avenue 1934 ’ . . ',
Sidney C. Cook, in- , . ti . ‘ " 9 9 i 9
> * m... ”Men s and Young Men-rs Men s .and Young. Men .5-
. ‘ ‘ IDS , ‘ . ' ‘ ' . » u
7 Water street 32943 . " V O
:SIIltS . vercoats
; million avenue. 1865
w. H mm. L $10.00 Suits, ............ _. ......... $7.85 $lo.o.l Overcoats ...... . . $7.85.
ltowayton avenue 1173-2 $16.50 and 3:8 Suits ............. $12.85 $15-00 Overcoat; - . ----- - ------ $10.85
Hilary, Machine (‘o., ; $oo.m..§uits .. ..... . . . . . . $15.85 “$20.00 Overcoats ....... . ........ $14.85 ’
uhsinui si;eet 1674 $35“, Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... . $20.85 $25.00 Dvorcoats ....... . ....... . $18.85“
Stephen H. Ioimcs, / l - - ,
. 1 0a ............ , . .. - , $ 0.00 Overcoats ............ . , .
Illi Main street 1895 Men I $10 Ra nc ts $7 85 3 . $22 85
Miss Elizabeth Kelly, . ' ,.
.10 Union avenue 843-13 ' ‘_ ' . . . -; ' .1
. " Re ere ~ . ~ evens
GSIIrlngliill avenue 1135.3 ‘ ' -‘ ' " f ' . » ’ I
Will. Kohrer, u .
Wygéggm “WW" " 5"“ ,1? THE HOME or HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES.
, “ ,
131 Main street 1923. ‘ g '
new harrullri. . Norwalk So. Norwalk
ll Fairlield avenue 1924 ; U
Mnmca & I’utigliano, . 1
—- 59 Water street 1935;! m .....-... . .. 4:7." 1, ”7.275.112: 3., W. . ._ . .-
M” I" 0- McQueen iww ”wan” - MANY uses 0N COMMON MANUAL TR‘AININ
p . o suesnvrobsi
225 Flux llill road 1372 . FIRE IN SOUTH wmoéon w “a“ (zoom DOCKET . - .
Nylon?! Market 'CO'! _ ' m ' 9 I ' George. W. Wordweil, head of “I?
.1 “all street .1875 1 SOUTH wlN-DSOR, Jolt. 3L~Th€ Casesecheduled for trial in the manual training department of m?"
Harry NQVflF, " . knee of DaVid Dilly. 8 burn. automo- Common Pleas can“: (01‘ the remain- Norwnlk public SChOOlS completed 1115‘ ‘
08 Woodward avenue 1894 bile shed and other small «bmmings der 0! the week are as follows: last day .or employment Inwthis ’0qu? i‘
New England Cereal 00-. ’ were burned here, early» today. Th“ Today—John Kralovenc vs. George Ity today. Mr. Wurdwell's resignation
1'0 Wlmleld street 1925 loss is about $33300- The 1"" started Hamza; Louis Mendelson vs. G. Loni: which was announced some time all?
Florence UoOIdINewland,-‘ . . «w apparently $14119 ‘ automobile shed. barzi; Edwin S. Fairchild‘vs. Louis takes place, [mummy-rug will the,
Ridge avenue 188-1 Daly'and‘his»wlfe were awakened bl]. mfle; Emma A.‘Kendall v5. Anion succeeded by Edward ,J‘ .Rm‘dgi“. 10,...
Blisi. Papp, some. passersby and had “me“? get 'B.' Blucher. , ‘ met-1y assistant suischIsor of the mans
16 Rockland road 1768-13 most 0,1319“ furniture °“t °t the Thursday—~I-laynes Automobile‘t‘o ual training department,‘ While gm.
Polith Club. 00., ,. home. The more?" “I?!“ “i 1““ vs. sosépli o. Rourk; Elsie Dubb vs. played in. the Norwalkscho‘ois, int.
34 Broad street 1905 "known. - ‘Wiillaln M. Redfleld; .Ellaabeth- J. Wax-dwell always ‘condfictéd‘hte'fimi'lg
1.. Ljeugli, . .« V "W' ”Warren vs. Atelia‘ M. 'Rehill: Abra? in a most satisfactory and highly er- .
“r l _ ' mmEPORT .OARPENT'ERS GET 'hflfl Mk VS. Louis Smirnow. ‘t'flfientmannen .
a lace avenue .11 l _ . _ __ RAISE , - *
Gm. H, Quintard, ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ f __ __ ‘ -r i :i—F-I—s
‘Weslport avenue ‘269-5‘
; ‘ ‘ rotten... tor Skaters l
. You will find here a good assortment of Cap .1
’Scarl‘Seta,‘Tam O’Shsnters and'Separote Seal-fa, in alts-go
an: otgood sport colors, so mean be mam
on. ' '
These are not being sol
lower than we can buy them
End)“: Knit Gloves in M8
datorbclowcmbutmnch;
for My". momm-
whiten:
m QOC‘G‘Dnnainguu'lioioIonoovnlymftlos'a‘
~i ‘ ‘ M“&mm .,.
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