NWIGE
i District 0! Norwalk, as. Probate
court, January 30, A. 0,1917.
Estate or Dian Olson. late of No r
walk, in sill «Hal-let, deceased.
The court of Probate tor the dis-
‘Bmmuanflthumnl
Cards. Miscellaneous Ads.
on this page. Tweedy-Five Words ”or
use, a c. Three 1" .
5 1m”, so 1 week trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
% AdVertisements . ...... .. _
-. 3 ‘ of for the creditors of said estate to
A AMA- AWAAMAAW‘ LA ' '- o
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WANTED __ " , ‘exhibit their claims for settlement
k . TO LET. FOR SALE. 'Thgse who neglect to present their so-
--' counts, prepefly attested, within said
FQR' SALE~3FAMILY HOUSE- time, will be debarred a recovery. All
boat, dlmelnsions 18 it. x 50 f1., unique,
substantial, cozy, unusual, 8 rooms
and sun parlor, Cost $2,800. Will sell
for $1,200. Further information, R. M!
Tenn); 27 West avenue, Norwalim
Phone 1927. 11315
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‘ WANTED—YOUNG MAN WHO UN‘ TO LET—FOUR ROOMS AND A
rsiands gardening. cows. poultrru bath, all improvements. Neptune ave-
3 3 Wits, and general work. Good wages, 11119, South Nag-walk 131 St
.jtoal'd, and washing. T. W. Austin, ._
‘-.3ilerien. phone 653. Baum f1 31 TO LET—HALF or 110mm;
house, 8 rooms, implovenlcms, wall
3 WANTED—MANAGER FOR OUR located. Inquire J. W Duke, 9 Eliza-
gmchlg‘es algdeuiter £1101; in dSwth betll street, South Noruzllk 331 ct mm,” or No" lit a P b t
, orwa runs every rig tan cap- 7, - 1 FOR SAL -— 1 U ’6 N no
1 able one who has had expelience that SEC-0M) or 223 8129 EM]: Citiuigfllllgtgfglzi Golgitt'aizngari’hiiiytDShltlglfa: late of
requested to make immediate payment
to
ANDREW J. COLLINS,
Administrator
T0 LET—6 ROOMS.
would fit him for such a position, also {101- improvements 1" (‘lleshnut Sr., Wes
. , 3; . , _ 1 Norwalk, Conn. F'i . ' ‘
3 must be able to fllrlilsll the best of ret- street. 1M!“ F. I). uwton, 40 Bay- m'em: ‘ ill“); N238"! In said district, deceased.
- erences 3101' such a man we have a view avenue, South Norwalk. 3'30 3t! 3“ court 0‘ probate 10! the district
' good position. .111 communications -1 FOR eALs—A BUICK ROADSTER °f M“Willi. hath limited and allowed
1‘9” in “Pull-dellce- RPM? b-V ma“ To LET—4‘0 GENTLEMEN, 0111s in first class condition- guaranteed 3
-' only, stating age salary expected 31' or two furnished rooms with all 1111 he“ tires and extras. Phone 5423 or
*0 State “1““ your experience has 11101911191119.1211 Washington street. loan at 126 Washington street. it Gt
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlemqln. Those
who neglect to present their“ accounts.
wept :ationalilhmr C0 "208 in“: 530 u properl att’ ted lth usid ti
1111's., . _ ..._. ‘ 9-..W E.
42011;? 1 t ~' 111 SOIRdM-rglE-I—s maelstrom STUTZ will bs’dellan'aed a recovery? All 1:21.
1 0‘6 ‘
WANTED—A vouxc .\i 1\ mil T0 L£T——'I'HE STORE on nou'rli‘oood running ”33321. “Mailing; was New“ W said em“ m re
quested to make immediate payment
assistant to supe1imendent in a man it AlN' STREET Now OCCUPIED BY'equlpment, tires, 4 nearly new have t
O
Usaclul “lg p dill. A p T
(l ['Hlni‘y [IE] SPERR! & H‘IICIIII‘SOI\ (()'i 19th?! “Om manulaclul e18 stating \ M ]) CAM} s
112,00 () I)" A. 0 IE -
1’01 a man of ability and character to W" 1, BE FOR RENT FROM APRIL all r
‘ epair larts obt ' .
_‘ Team a manufacturing business. Fair 1 1917 THIS 13 AN UNUSUAL 0P“deflnite pieriod P1338011; 5for f1n Administrator
“salary to start with and good pl'os- I’ORTUNITY TO SECURE A Vld RYIG p, m. l I ... r “if. ‘
pacts iol adiManctxlllcni A‘ddless S N LARGE STORE IN A MOST DESIR '5 k . . 1 "ti 1 1 b i NOTiC‘m fie
C. tale South No walk Evening Senti ABLE “30,1110" J lR'VlNG 11113.1 F0 S 191‘? y g V911. that V16 13. clt~
‘ R SALE—2 CARLOADS 01“
tel of the town of Nomalk. in the
11 31 131.12, 1-19 WASHINGTON STREET.
WANTED—BOY. APPLY NOR-L
"Walk Steam Laundry, 43 Day street. |
' i'l 3t
nay.
f L
10 setsoned. They consist of matched Connecticut, has applied tor a lease
$23 21:)!"th 1:25:12: by!” welsh“! for planting and cultivating shell fish
Runnable . ”(If re To be sold 111;“, about foul-(gen acres of ground 01!
P 9 Shannon Sale ‘5 Westpori in the county of Fairlie”
Exchange Stable, 46 Hawthorne street, and bounded'
St
amford All that particular piece of ground
"lylng in the tow‘n of Westport, 001111.,
FOR sALE—ll DESIRABLE LOTS being lots N0 118WMN0.119“' N0
near Norwalk Country Club {or sale,
126W..No.128W.,N0.131W., NO.
or (“Change A' C Kuorr, 8723 .-..lilsw as shown on the inspe oi the
‘ Biennial neport or 19114914
"EAL ”T": 011 the 19111 day of February, 1917.
if you have tried all means to sell at New Haven the Shell mm (39m
your property and MM consult‘miBSloners will loose said described
Edw. Koschnick at Hotel Clifford and grounds to the highest responsible
he will 'show you the quick way. The bidder pursuant to the provisions of
‘To LET STORE AT 20': EAST
'ashlngtt‘m street. '4 room apartment.
39 Chapel street, Norwallt, also 5
room apartment, 219 East Washington
street, East Norwnllt. Inquire at 04 So.
Main street or ‘phone 60.
WANTED—BOY OVER H YEARS
for light work. Inquire The E. H. Hot-
(:llkiss Co., 6-8 Hoyt street, Norwalk.
fl 3t
.—
WANTED—NATIONAL CASH REG-
lstel wanted. state lllscriptlon and
price Charles Kurtz, ”has: 1161b
street, New York city. ll 3t
TO LET—LOFT IN SWARTZ &
Corbett block. containing 5,000 square
feet offloor space with light on all
sides. Otis freight elevator service:
steam heated. For further particu-
lsrs; apply at tho ofllce 0! The ‘Old
Well Cigar Company.
WlLL Tax-nominates to board
either b (111 or week. Good home,
mother'sy cari Address A. 13., core ---..- .____. ~people who answered this “News? Chapter 286 Of "19 Public Acts 01
Sentinel I most last week mm more than sat-1915
. ' 3 3
’W “ ! ToiBeef, Iron & Wlnf‘ isfied. ‘30 3t' Sealed bids will be received prior
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10 said hour at the odlcc of said rom-
missloners, 185 Church street, New
“‘ “ Haven, and should be marked "Bid on
WANTED—4'0 UNG \l A\
learn surveying Out doox life 11ndT on Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer
excellent opportunity. Apply eren-i
BUSINESS NOTICE.
9
ings, Henry R. Minot-613mm Place, 3E H- BAXTER MASKS WIGS- WHOLESALE. RE. application No 49" and addressed to
East Norwalk. ' ii , Dru ill: ill Costumes for masqueridoc, min-'1)“, commissioners
. £3 1 mil shows. Write for p lcc list.‘ Dated at New Haven, 03'5"" this
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-WANYED—YOUNG MAN As
cleik for butter and egg store. one: Bi“ Takes [he cake
who has had {some experience Apply
selenarlit Costume Co.,"‘71 St. Mark‘s
Place. New York city. j2~i 9t
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30th day of January, A. 15.. '.'1917
1!. G. MARSH-ALL.
" Clerk'oi Shell Fisheries
National Butter 0.0., on Washington Sometimes my M“ gets mad M me -_l...... ......
) treet . on m When she wants errands done NOTICE
B ‘ ‘3'“ ""‘Ciinse i don’t like to leave my pin:
that Shle P.
In hereby given.
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persons indebted to said estate are!
- aritrewhat subsided May
six months from the date hereof for .
lllorses just arriled. 1 our fresh, 1 car' county of Fairfield and the state 01,,
I ., House today continued consideration
n'ihe administration revenue bill, ,
"3i 11.111115;
a hand; 1 shaper hand. Good chance
for the right man. Highly Machine Co ,i {3
- mus-line Tel 1151.
.1. died at tho base hospital new list
‘ADMINISTKR‘TION REVENUE BILL
WANTED-BRIGHT BOY IN 05‘-
flce. Good pcmnnuslllp necessary. Ex-
cellent opportunity with good pay, in-
cluding 10 per cent. bonus. H. Jacob
.1: Sons. shoe inunliiacttIl't-l's, Beldtgn
11': ch‘iley Norwalk. 131
WANTED—WAN TED OPERATORS
to make white muslin pettlcoats. Good!
pay, plus bonus. G. S. Roth it Sons,
('..o S. .Union street ‘ 12.1
l
WANTED—MACHINISTS 2 LATHE
2 bench ‘ hmtds;1planner
Chestnut street, south Norwalk.
330 Ml
\NANTEDe—‘TO BUY ALI: KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for calves. H. Friedman, 36 Ely
520 if
FOR SALE—ASEVEWv ROOM HOUSE
with all modern improvements except
furnace. Good location in South Nor-
walk $2, 600.
Ask John T. Hayes 3
0 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Instant“
"” Los'r.
LO§r~AMERioAN BULL super 1
Bloch :
white with black spot on eye.
collar, brass studs. Answers to name
1180119" Margaret O'Brien, 33 gilt-1
’ field avenue: .
LosT— AU’I‘O- mousse FLA-TD;
6491 and tail light. Finder pleads rev
turn to sentinel odioe. 530?“
NEW HAMPSHI‘RE PRIVATE DEAD
DEMING‘, N. M..s‘eb1——Pllvote
'1‘. "C." Miller?“ Field Hospital; No.
.1, New Hampshire Field Hospital,
‘tgilt or pneumonia. Bailey's Home
«is ‘al Perlttnaviue' 111.3319 enlisted
tilt (Foam. N H; " ..
MW
WASHINGTON, It ‘eb. 1. —'l‘he
with debaté‘ seating on end.” Pass-3
has of the meteors hetero sojourn-
' 33 c any virilillly WRSVGSB'HI' {
13'313ifi, ,. 1.13 .,
. L's-ulcers? ‘HAlJLERS massacres
And think too much or tun.
But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me,
Son, can't you go to five Monroe
And get some cake for tea?
I tillers speaks up just as quick
And perllle us can bc-«
l’d love to go to live Monroe
And get some cake for tea.
The Banner Bakery
Tel 597 5 Monroe btrset
‘GEORGE W. GOFFIN, JR. ‘
UNDERTAKER
Office and Refineries.“-
4 Belden Place Norwalk
3 Phone Wit—Auto Equipment
TgiLORED sun's
bRnEMODELIllG or FURS
y
blew York Ladies' Tailor-
G. ROC‘KOFF
11 North Main
”3 Also Do Cleaning and
Present:
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For Unite-date aervloo con
_ ' FRED H.‘ GANUNG . ,
Funeral Director and Embalrns‘
' 3 “Office and Residence
.‘ , Telephone 904 . -
their. Main st, 39. Norvv‘llk
‘ ltmmhn; Feb; 1.——F‘_our strutlng
il'eiglit handltt's arrested yesterday
or participation in- ii disturbance 11'
tile yards of the New Haven'roa'd
were sentenced to thirty days in jail
liter a city court hearing today on
chillies oi lit-each oi.’ the peace and
allegations ol’belné‘ ring léliders in
3351111; troublo The mm and Joseph
,‘Slulmluseph"
,nsltl and Him“
Topic with no recurrence: of trouble;
Herons, John Malt
{FWWYWW
WAN
OPERATOR: 0N SEWING NAUH-
mes. pay while loarnlnl.
Cluell, Peabody
81 Co, lilo.
wages—w
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. 111,—-
Sto‘cks broke with extreme violence
in today’s early dealings, the new
policy of the German government
pittipltaiing enormous liquidation.
Declines in stocks of all descriptions
5. Steel making a gross recession of
3 points to 99. with 26 points for
flcihlehem Steel, on a single sale
«luppings were conspiclously weak.
Stir-mine Pm. losing almost 18 points—m
till) 13 far Atlantic, Gulf and West
;.ndies= All the socalled war special-
tics crumbled seven to it'll points and
uppers yielded 8 to 15, with declines?
o. 3 to 5 in leading rails support
11:: orders resulted in rallies of 3
'o 10 points after the first selling
1“: 1 orient.
WALL STREE’i‘, Noon. ~Many oth-
half hour, especially in highly spoon
lative issues. Bethlehem standout-
ed another 10 Minus, or 36 in all: He
coveries were most. quickly effected in
(Toppers Declines st 4' to 36- points
high grade: rails, like Randlnmdsdtb
111m and Ohio, New .York Central;
and Norfolk 91nd Western, wot-e made
up in fair proportions. hailed
tinged from 5 to over 20 points, .U ‘
er seVere loases occurred in the first;
Randall of the mum of Norwalk, In
the county of Fniriicld and the state
of Connecticut, has applied tor a lease
for planting and cultivating shell Hall
in about 19.5 acres of ground oil West-
,port in the county ot-‘Fslrtleld, and
bounded:
And is bounded by lots 128\V 132W,
126W. 120W, as shown on the maps
accompanying the .19” report of the
Shell Fish Commission.
is bounded northerly by lots 115W
land, southerly by lots 137W and
169W.
0,11 the 19th day of February, 1917,
at New Haven, the Shell Fish Com-
missioners will‘ lease said described
bidder pursuant to the provisions of
chapter 286 of the Public Acts of
1915.
'3 Sealed bids will be received prior
to said hour at the oiilce of said com-
missioners, 185 Church street, New
Haven, and should be marked "Bid
011' application No. 50," and uddfessed
to the commissioners.
Dated at New Have-11.001111
30th day of JaLnunry, A. 1)., 1917.
this
i H; G. MARSHALL, ‘
Clerk 017w Shell Fisheries:
..ZV
...-
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested therein. or whose lentil
may be affected therchY. that‘it loom-4
osed to make a new layout 3!, altar. .
l
inflame and change the grade of south.
Main street, too-called. from Washing-
‘ton street southerly to
1-0! the city of Norwalk, and the pub-
the valkotsdjolning the some. all as ,-
own upon a map and plan thereof,
on; file in the outr-e of the cltv engin-
ear oi the city or Nomadic and that it,
public bearing upon such proposed 36-“
tlh‘fl will be llNl bctnre the Mayor and
anuneil of said city at the Council,
noon in the City Hall, in the” Sec}
"6116 l'i‘diflng District, in maid buy, on
Holiday. Februnm 6th, 1113175111. 8'
t the 11m fixing! where the 6le States steel and shippinss rallied “V8 “a“ all persons mfg-gated therein
pill'v bad is for
125ch 071 Wild. ,
, .....L. M who...»
it sou-had been a good SM:
‘lilss‘fifll advertiser. t the tllvw
ielilr‘M your llrdtli‘lil‘ “ultultww
“its“ you have round one
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111‘
, "'1 444:“ ‘nmn
'ie’psclalties five to tell:- Dealings slack
sued in the second hour. but another
selling movement ensued at midditY;
maternity reducing recoveries in
s. -'l‘rsnssctions up to
oi railroad doles-10,111: points and less censpicuous war are hereby “0”th to am“ and be
i
W stock
upprwimated l..200 000 shares 3
heard thereon. it they so desire.
Wed at uld'nity’ oi simian: this,
80th day of Jrnuui‘y. 1917.. -
do! order at the Wayne and Council
oi said:ell'y. 1-;
am.
quuickudmaedmmm -
colds. cough or cross, so! We Host- ,
er and for. It heals min-ea or
, swollen membranes in throat. chest or
ibronohlal tubes: breaks up ”9!
coughs, loosens the phlegm, mam
breathing easier, stops tickling in
throat. W. F. Thomas, Sumn'lervillfi.
Gs... writes: "Fbley's Honey slid 'l‘ir
is a most efllcient remedy ier coughs...
houseness, etc. I have used it with
excellent results." .
as you. means-us.
“Yes," replied the 1001. “But 1111'
heuumeechofi—Cincin-
er.-
M
l Speaking oi eggs. a Chicago poul-
and the market was absolutely the "y expert says they will be retailing
localized. at: 1-: cents apiece before the win-
Ma) contracts broke to 12. 59 with- ransom 13:: $3113}:- 11:21:: our
in ten minutes, 516 points under latter“, 'sm tried on both! sides—HIS:
night's closing figures, making the York American.
biggest break in such a short tinsel
,in the history of the market. Re
[:01‘( of conditions in the stock mark-
er increased the excitement. but aft‘
or the most violent liquidations had
contracts
milled to 14 cents on covering.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.—The May
position on the opening of the Cotton
Market today fell :21 a halo. drop-
ping io ‘13 cents a pound, compared
:11: 17.24 cents, yesterdays closing
prlce. The falLis the greatest over
upllt loss in the history of the local
cotton market. ,
FEW YORK, Feb. 1.—-Before the
tad of the first hall hour May con~
tincts has tallied to 17 cents, or i 1 2'
(91115 from the lowest and within 16
points of last nights closing figures.
The sensational break brought in
fresh buying, as Well as covering by,
shorts
amounted to more than no ._, m
305?,
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UCS - ‘
,ANCES
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on.
FURNST’ JRE CO.
i727 829 WASHINGTOR 5-27.
so. HORWALK
Good News ior Skaters
You will find here a good assortment of Cap and
Scarf Sets, Tam O‘Shanters and Separate Seal-is, in a large-
. variety of good sport colors, so you can be sure of delight-
] ful selection.
| These are not being sold at or below cost, but much
EIGHTY.SEVEN YEARS OLD lower than we can buy them for today, as prices are com
stantly advancing.
English Knit Gloves in long wrist models, white or
Baokscise, sore muscles, sill; 10111113,:
dark pulls under eyes and bladder dis-l Oxford . . . . . . . . .......... . ....... 65¢ to $1.25. - 1
orders are symptoms of diseased kid- Brush Wool Tam O'Shantel‘s ....' ............ $1 50 ‘
neys. H. H. Adams, Springfield, Mo, Large Separate Scarfs $1.00 value ................ '
writes: "I had a very severe attack Cap and Scarf Sets . .. .. .......... $1 50 and 31.9% E
or kidney trouble, I am getting old.
sightneven. I tried different treat-
ments but none did me so much good
as Foley Kidney Pills. 1 consider it
the best." Foley Kidney Pills sre ton-
».
The chains of habit ’are generally I
too small to be felt until too sis-ting
o be broken—Samuel Johnson.
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Your Last Opportunity
Cameron Motor Corporation-
Siockwm .. .. 1-Fo-ul'liollars
WW... Feb. 3111, at 12 p. in.
...W. Three Dollars
Let us show you the most beautiful car iii? America and prove to
and 168W, easterly by Cockenoes ls- ‘
grounds to the highest responsible
Woodward 3-
avenue. in the Second Tinting District.
clock evening, at whlclf tune 1111'
your satisfaction that we have the best opportunity ever offered
to the public to share in‘ the profits of a sound, legitimate local
business enterprise which has the endorsement and support of the
best people in Connecticut.
.Gl'eat fortunes have resulted item even small investments in the
many of the great Motor-industries. We hays here an opportunity
which equals any of them and we can prove it.
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Make out yell: subsdriptions today. and mail direct to Corpora-
tion UnderwritéraCo., or call on the local representatives
. . ,
‘ as the Mahackemo Hetel.
1in
gsli‘ECIAL. 33:00 PER SHARE SYNDICATE ALLOTMENT
CAMERON MOTORS CORPORATION STOCK "
, ' CORPORATION UNDERWIRII‘ERS co. R
Suite mt, Marbndge Bldngew York, N Y.
Dear Sit-s: ' ~
For the enclosed . . -.dollare kindly forward to me
it the follbiying scams ..... shades of the (Syndicate)
00111111thth of the CAMERON MOTORS CORPORATION,
. at $31011 per share, PAR VALUE $111.00, fully paid and non-assess- {
- able. . ,
3 Register certificetoin name of. . . '
l " Make checks 'psr Name
able to 603111301231. ..
Tron Utopian;- Addr¢“~--¢_m-.....
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