A A -A‘MAJ“
ANTED.
UNFURNIBHED ;
and boy.
'l‘O H ARV-EST.
rday morning at!”
and &.Co.
.. 1 GET 'BOY
throughout'factory and
-- st have fair education and
g to study evenings, in order
advantage of rapid advance-
11ich is assured. .‘lor. Tire 8:
i
D~— ASSTS'I‘ANT BILLING
Experience unnecessary, but
be able to operate Underwood
inc and be quick and accurate at
- res Splendid opportunity for r-ap
' . vanesment.
AGED MAN
Must be exper-
lnquire at
f2 fit
FEB. 10TH RAILWAY
.rk examinations in Nor.1valk
once :15 month. Sample quos
. free. Franklin Institute, Dep‘t. l
., Rochester. N. Y '
. lIDDlJ‘l
ruck.
honest.
evutor.
WANTED—YOUNGMAN WHO UN-
' lands gardening. cows. poultry.
and general work. Good wages,
ud washing. T.. W. Austin,
, phone 65.3, 1111111111.. 11 31‘
TED—MANAGER FOR OUR
on and Butter store in South
list he very bright and cap-
who has had experience that
' him for such a position, also
le to funnish the best of rot}
r such a man no have
i1on. All communicationsl
oufidence. Reply by mail
g age, salary expected, at-
I at your experience has
cast Butter 0.0., 208 State
(landless. it it‘
A YOUVG MAN FOR
superintendent in a man-
niant. A good opportunity
of ability and character to
anufacturing business. Fair
stint with and good pios- l
dvoncement. Address S. N
utb Norwalk Ewning Sent;
BOY. APPLY NOR
aundry, 43 Day street.
~ f1 3t”
=OY OVER 14 YEARS S'
Inquire The I1}. ll. Hot
8 Hoyt street, N0111alk.';
f1 3t
‘1
1A'r10.\'.\1. CASH ,REG- I
state discription and
Kurtz. 15 East 116th".
0111 city.
NOUNG \IAN T0
g Out doo1 life and am
o1tunit). Apply even- i
. Minoi, QBetts Place,1
YOUNG MAN A18
litter and egg store One
had some exp91iencc.-Apply
‘ hunt-1- Co., 90 Washington
._....—-.___....
'ANTED—BRIGHT BOY IN OF-
. Good pon-manship necessary. Ex-
ing 10 per cent bonus. ll Jacob
a Sous,'€hoe manufacturers, Heldon
nvenu'gafNorwalk. 3'31 3t
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WANTED‘éd—WANTED OPERATORS
to make white muslin pétticoats. Good
pav, plus bonus. G. S. Roth & Sons
00.. S Union street.125 3t
' WANTED’r-TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid Ex'fra
prices for calfcs. Il. Friedman, 35 Ely
avenue. Tcli‘1151.320 tf
.FOR BALEP'SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
with 1111' modern improvements except
(Mace. Good location in South Nor-
walk. 82, 600.2;
Ala lo‘m T H
9 MAIN Sift,“ NORWALK
Real. Estate—Insurance
‘5. I\“‘
~Itwillrls1 pleasing iron for the
ffdmwicldrk, the
to hear
.; manufacturer.
T0 00., Inc,
a..—
t
lent opportunity with good pay, in- p _ .
o‘.
mus. i
TO LET-ONE 8 300' AND ONE
Address 4 roan apartment. improvements. ln-'
quire 84 Woodward avenue. Phone
473-32 or 3654. f2 3t
TO LET—“BUILDING SUITABLE
for store or light manufacturing. Rent
reasonable, Apply to J. M. Layton &
5 Railroad avenue, South
Norwalk
AND a'
Neptune ave-
1'31 31‘
T0 LET—FOUR Roous
bath, all improvements.
nue,'South Norwalk.
TO LET—HALF
house, 8 rooms. improvements. well
located. Inquire J. W. Duke's Eliza-
beth street, South Nomlk. 3.9.! 6H.
, ain that class condition, cram. 136W, as shoun 011 the ma 5 of the
“Walk Tire & TO LET—~TIIE smnn 0x NORTH new 11111.1 11.1111 extra-.11 gu 98d 3 p
illIAlN STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BYzcau at 126 “331111181011 street
THE SPERRY 8: HUTCHINSON 00., ,1
\\ ILL BE FOR RENT FROM APRIL;
1, 1917. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL OP- motored 1912 Corbin touring car grounds to the highest responsible
PORTUNITY T0 SECURE A VERY-
l.ARGE STORE IN A MOST DESIR~-equipment, tires, 4 nearly new; have Chapter 286 of the Public Acts of
ABLE LOCATION. J. IRVING DlB-
BLE, 119 \V'ASIIING'I‘ON STREET.
~'
TO LET STORE AT 20': EAST»
Washington street. 4 room apartment,
39 Chanel street, Norwalk, ' also 5
room apartment. 219 East Washington
street, East'Norwalk. Inquire at 64 So.
Main street or 'phone 60.
To LET—4.4011? IN SWARTZ &
Corbett block, containing 5,000 square
feet of floor space with light on all
sides. Otis freight elevator service,
steam heated. For further particu-
lars, apply at the olllce of The Old
Well Cigar Company.
LOST.
LOST-PASS BOOK No. 1639 'SA\'-
lugs Department South Norwalk Trust
Company. Finder please notify the
bank as payment has been stopped.
L ——AME'RICAN BULL PUPPY
wiin'c with black 'spot' on eye. Black
collar, brass. studs. Answers to name
”Bolas." Margaret O’Brien, 83 Fair-
field avenue. 131 st
g
Beef, Iron 81 Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
F. H. BAXTER
Druggist
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-EGGS R HATCH-
lfil. Rhode’ Island Red 'lne ribbon
stock. 81.25 per setting. 89.00 per
hundred. Ferris, 9 Van Zant street
East Norwalk. ’l
, ._ . _. t
FOR SALE~FAMILY HOUSE-l
boat, dimensions 18 ft. x” 50 ft., unique,
substantial, cozy, unusual, 8 rooms:
and sun parlor, Cost $2,800. Will sell
'for 81,200. Further information, R. M.
Tenn,
27 West Norwalk.
Phone 1937. n 31
"‘ ““M
l
FOR GALE—l CYPHER INCUBAT-
avenue,
OF DOUBLE or 228 size. Mrs Robert M. Seymour {and bounded:
Sr. West
street).
”WI“. Conn. (Fallow'
fl. 3t
BARGAIN—:1 BUICK ROADSTER
Phone 5423 or
f1 (it
FOR BALE—5 PASSENGER STUTZ
1Good 1 order.
running Complete
letter from manufacturers stating
all repair parts obtainable for in-
definite period. Phone 1225 after
6 11. n1. it St
v—u -
FOR BALE—2 CARLOADS' 05‘
horses just arrived. 1 car fresh, 1 car
of seasoned. They consist of matched
pairs and business horses, weighing
from 26 to 38 hundred. To be sold at
reasonable price. Shannon Sale &
Exchange Sta-hie, 46 Hawthorne street,
Stamford.
FOR SALE—r5 DESIRABLE LOTS
near Norwnlk Country Club for sale,
or exchange. A. 1C. Knorr. 872-3.
.
REAL £3TATE -
if you have tried all means to sell
your property and failed, consult
Edw. Koachnick at Hotel Clifford and
he will show you the quick way. The
people who answered this advertise
moot last week Were more than sat-
isfied. ,. 1:10 at
.—
BUSINESS NOTICE;
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating, paintcr’s supplies; wall
paper, upto-dste styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenuo.
v
MASKS, WIGS, WHOLESALE, RE-
_. properly attuned, within said tile,
'missloners, 185 Church street.
1111111- cuu for alumni. ”m
Ibo new to M! their cocoa-u,
win be «barred a recovery. All pen
sons indebted tosaid estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to
LETTFE NIC‘KERBON.
Executrlx
NOTICE
IS hereby given, that'navid B. Deck-
er of-ths. town of‘Norwalk, in the
county of Fairfield and the state of
Connecticut. has applied for a lease
for planting and cultivating shell fish
in about fourteen acres of ground of!
Westport in the county of Fairfleld.
All that particular piece of ground
lying in the town of Westport, Conn,
being lots No. 118W, 911119113110.
125W, No. 128W., No. 181W” No
Biennial Report of 1913-1914
On the lilih day of February. 1917,
at Neu Haven the Shell Fish Oom-
missioncrs will lease said described
bidder pursuant to the provisions of
1915.
1Scaled bids will be received prior
to said hour at the office of said com-
New
Haven. and should be marked “Bid on
application No. 49," and addressed lo
the commissioners.
Dated at New Haven. 001111.»,
30th day of January, A. 1).. 1917.
ll. 0. MARSHALL,
Clerk of Shell Fisheries
we-
this
NOTICE
is hereby given, ”that Samuel P.
Randall of' the town of Norwalk, in
the county of Falrfield and the state
of Connecticut. has applied for a lease
for planting and cultivating shell fish
inabout 19.6 acres of ground off Wash
port in the county of Fairfleld, and
bounded:
And is houndod by lots 128W,132W,
126W. 120W, as shown on the, maps
accompanying the 1914 report of the
Shell Fish Commission
Is bounded northerly by lottllBW
and 168W, easterly by Cockenoes ls-
1111111; southerly ' by 10111 111w and
169W.
On the 19th day of February. 1917,
at New Haven, the Shell Fish Com-
missionors will loose said described
grounds to the highest responsible
bidder pursuant tothe'provisions of
chapter 281; of the Public Acts of
1915.
Sealed bids will be received prior
to said hOur at the office of said com
tall Costumes for masquerades, min-
strcl shous. Write for price list
Reichardt Costume 00., 74 St. Mark’s
Place, New York city.
Bill Takes the Cake
Sometimes my1 Mn gets mad at me
When she pants errands done,
’Cause I don't like to leave. my play
And think too much of fun.
But when she comes out on tho porch
And says so nice to me,
fl 3t,Son.c c’ant you go to five Monroe
iAnd get some cake for tea?
II allers speaks up Just as quick
And perllte as can be~
[‘11 love to go to five Monroe
And get some cake for tea.
The Banner Bakery.
Tel 367 .‘ 5 Monroe street
For Unto-date service Call
7 FRED H. GANUNG.
’ Funeral director and Embnlmo
Office” and Residence
Telephone 904
1'7'54 So. Mam 81.1111. NWIR
CARD OF THANKS.
We take this means of expressing
(1111 heartfelt thanks for the many
klndnesses shown by our friends and
ncigbb’ois during the last illness, ain't
111fte1 the death of our 111111111111de
lather.
\iRS. S. W PEN? A“) FAMILY
W
CARDOF THANKS
To the monubers-ot-Butler. Lodge, L.
0 0. F2, and all the friends who by
acts of kindness and wards of. sym-
pathy offered coagulation during the
illness and at the time of death of my
brother. 'Sllas Whitsom, I wish to ex-
tend by heartfelt thanks. '
RICHARD WIDTSON
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish“ to thank Knights of P11
iiflhias, Forum and (send-11111111911111.
ful floral tribute and that kindness
luring sickness a‘nd' den 111': Thomas
Village.
l
1
I
WANT
OPERATORS ON'SEWING Mann
loss, pay while learning.
'ClaEllJ’eabody
& ‘ C01, lllc:
— L
TODAY IN WALL STREET
\1 ALL STREET, 10: 30 a.
Gains and losses were» so evenly
divided at the opening of today’s mar
ket no to suggest a conflict of opinion
among: traders. The uncertainty. in
the situation betWeen Washingtoe
and. Berlin was the cause of further
caution on the. part of prospectlvt
buyers and the short interest evident.
ly hesitated; toprcss its advantage
11111-11 1111 Atlantic, Gulfand West In
11111-3. (‘ruciblc Steel, Baldwin Locomo-
tive, and Eric. made new low records
‘01 the current' ‘movcmenf. Unitet
Beet Sugar,
:1
l
u
'11 heaviness of Steel . t».
SWEET. 111111111." 111 1111111
41111111111111 Steel and other leader
1" 1111.1 strengthening of E.
1112' market before the and of the first
hour 81111111111110 104 1819111 ex- '
luv} 1: advance of 2 1-2 points, with f
in Coppers.
equal or greater- gains
. oils and 11111111“.
124 91,
71:01.14 Not? no new
m — .
Nevertheless, somerimportant stocks 11
States Steel' fluctuated narrowly; 111111.11
American Locomotive.
Utah Copper. Readirlg. Lehigh Valley.-
and Northern Pacific were firm. The .'
market. became more 11111311111» titer
Ship-1
mlssioners, 185 Church street, New
Haven, and should be marked “Bid
on application No. 50, " and addressed
to the commissioners.
Dated at New Haven. Conn... this
30th day of January, A.'D.. 1917..
H. G. MARSHALL,
Clerk of shell Fisheries?
«.3
on again before noon on realizing
sit‘ as. Bonds were heavy. .
WALL STREI1‘ '1‘ 1: 30 p. m.-Prlcos
sagacd again in the afternoon. main-
ly in conseduence of heaviness in
siandmd rails. St. Paul. Union Pa-
riilc, Reading, Northern Pacific and
New York Central were one or two
points down and Steel, Marines,
Smelling and Republic Iron forfeited
”'ill a,
BlflKlllllE Silllli
lllSl ~ 9 JARED
Till Lydia E.- Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound
R'emovedGnuso. 1‘
Fort Fllrfi
Maine—‘Tor many
months I all
from backache caused
'y female troubles
I was use is to
.5»
SlAllBARlllllfllu‘lW ;
Principal Offices
Buffalo Albany
New York.
For heat—
For cooking— ,
F 011”, hght— 3
Say SOCQN Y ”to ”the Grocer’s Boy.
STANDARD 01L (:0. of NEW YORK
. its—12.2.... . 1:1 ‘
Boston
A. DICKERMAN
BARGAINS‘ IN
“WW3“WWWW
Mid Winter Clearance Sale
Garments, Underwear, Floor Covermgs
A. DICKERMAN a. SON
14‘.“ mm“: “1' m“ 5823.0... @4132».
mama;
& SON
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
.‘.'
1. ' 1'11:- -ci21l Lit-£1111:
today, decided that it 1111s “to the
m... a 0'1 the t111de"not to
closc the Exchange because of the.
lamination. 11 situation.
The meeting was held as a conso
quence of the action taken yesterdav
by the Cotton Exchange in Augusta
Ga. .,. urging that achotton exchange
bu dosed
__ ‘
-\
George B. Knapp, Jr.
George Barton Knapp, the six~year~
old son of Mr. and Mrs George Bar
ton Knapp. of Ridgeficid, died last 1211
ening at 14 Washington street. The
remains will be taken to_ Itldgefield
W '
"W"““sr£s’1115a TAM‘PTc‘o FQOAfEE‘
NAV n (1111213 Mass. Feb. 2 0152
steamer Tampico, which-struck 1oz},
Great l'nint Rip, early :chiiesday;.
while bound—from Bostonto Newport“ '
New in ballast. was pulled1off today :
by the coast guard cutter Acushnet'.
She. was not. badly damaged and ru-
sumed her journey. -'
#——.~ ;»
......___..
for services and burial.
infant Muro . .
- The funeral of the infant son of Mr.
11111111 Mrs. Vincent Mum. of 8 Hazel
street. who died yesterday morning.
at the home of his parents, was held .. '
this afternoon at 2 o'clock 1111111.
nient waSin St. Mary‘s cemetery. -
_ Funeral of Mrs. St. John
The funeral services of thelatc
Mrs. Mary Dolores Sanchez St. John
widow of Captain Oscar St. John, will .
forflt but received
. no help whatever
Then some of to
friends asked why
I didnoc try Lydia‘
E. Pinhh‘amv 11V ego-
._ table compound.
did so and my hachr
ache masons disto.
like a different 110111de
a healthy little baby
1 housework. lI1wi ll
w'lmnd do
1170111011 1111113111?“ as».
1be held Sands , afternoon. Prayers . ,
lwni be 111111 at, the late home, other: The “um 2;: 11111.11 1111111 damn“
lavenue. 1: 30 oolock and funeral, knot that they should be supplied with
‘vices Wm be held M 2 80 001°C 11 incurisbinent and this can only be
the Trinity EpiscOpal Church, Rev.
1111111111. 0111011111115 “mm“ ““1 W 111 digested thaticnulrts.
In 111.111.1111 Norwalk cemetery
.. Funeral 6! "13- “if?“ “M" 1111111111111 119114111011 of mind and body
' f'rh‘e ”tuners! 6! nm. 3”“ 3”“ can. out: be had in many cases by
howled at bet"; Hm 0“ WM“ 3‘7““ the tonic treatment. ‘
” as bold ”5‘3?" “ . If a tonic 11411111111111.1111 selected. it
flashes on tho 11111111 digestive, tract.
W‘ W W my “$11er "
V‘—
done throng ”perfect digestion. It in»
Frederick A- “lemm' pastor. (’1 the not” how n‘ruoh ‘we eat.- but' how much”
When digestion 'ls 'b‘s‘d the entire 1
lsystem suffers. (11111111511111 to»
-_~theaecorgsna
J; ntupt‘ boa tonic which: has a good 111-? intestinal tonic.
food leaves the stomach thereforgi.
the value of Taniac as a tonic, oanlin
plainly seen when it 1311111011111 thfl:
this- preparation is designed to relieves:
the entire intestinal tract as Well as'
the kidneys and liver. By srimul'ittl
these organs ‘to activity it rsliev
constipation, ssllow« skin, boom
and "tii‘edi feelings," which it
come 111111 a disordered co
111111111 is valuable a
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Norwalk Chronicler