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7' WANTED—~YOUNG
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a.
0.043 .00.
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Cilia.
Lou. use.
I'O'LET.
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“Maxim
on thiomT-m-Five Words or
‘84”. thflace «Caps Double Price.
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Ibo-My: week
FOR SALE.
WANTED—A BOY AT ONCE
Jrreyer Hat Co. ,Railroad avenue, So. i
3‘." o r'walk. l
street, also loft at 40 Water street ‘
Farrell, 2i Haviiand street.
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l
WANTED—BRIGHT BOY IN OF-T TO LET-‘ONE 3 BOOM AND ONE
rice. Good penitenship necessary. E1- 4 room apartment. Improvements. Iii-l
.‘ellent opportunity with good pay in- quire 84 Woodward avenue. Phenol
eluding a 10 per cent. bonus. H. Jac- 473-32 or 365-4. f2 3t
pl) & Sons. shoe manufacturers, "Bel-1
den avenue. Norwalk. f3 3r.
TO LET—BUILDING SUITABLE
, for store or light manufacturing. Rent
WANTED—SECOND HAND SIDE reasonable. Apply to J. M. Layton 6’:
car for motorcycle. Must be in good Co., Inc., 5 Railroad avenue, South
rendition. Stcre Smith 11 Snowden Norwalk
v.cnue South Nolw.alk Call nights
fit at
TO LET—ROOMS AT THE BRIS
tol $2. 50 week up. Get first choice
WANTED—CAPABLE MAID FOR new. Dining room open
general lrouscuork, family ofmtwo, no .-
washing. Apply 27 West :rvcnue, Nor- T0 LET—HALF OF DOUBLE
walk. house, 8 rooms, improvements, well
located. Inquire J. W. Duke, 9 Elisa-
WANTED—~ A COMPETENT Gr. u both street. South Norwalk. 3'31. lit
for general housework Mrs. W. C. l . ~.__-__ -—1
Baur, 6 Cortlandt street, South Nor- '
wrk. 1‘: 3t:
' * T0 LET—THE STORE 0N NORTH
WANTED »~ 3 UNFURNISHED MAIN STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BY
rooms for woman and boy.
4W care Sentinel.
Address THE SPERRY & HUTCHINSON'CO.
Will. BE FOR RENT FROM APRIL
1. 1917. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL 0P-
WANTEDwA BRIGHT 1301' T0 PORTUNl'i‘Y, T0 SECURE A VERY
distribute mail throughout factory and LARGE STORE IN A MOST DESIR-
ofiice. Must have fair education and ABLE LOCATION. J, IRVING DIB
be willing to study evyniuss. in order BLE, 149 WASHINGTON STREET.
to take advantage of rapid advance-
ment which is assured. Nor. Tirc &
Rubber Co’, '
’ ” ' ' """“’-‘ ' i To LET STORE AT 207 EAS’l
WANTED" ASSISTANT BUM“) Washington street. 4 room apartment
(wink lxpcrieucc unnecessary, but 39 Chapel street, Nor-walk also 5
tonsil be obi: to count: Underwood room apartment. 219 East Washinxtpn
nruc l he not c Q" Ck an accurate atlsirect, East Norwulk. Inquirc at 04 So.
figures, Splendid opportunity for rnp- M
~ aln street or hone 60.
id advancement. Nor-Walk Tirc it ”-
titubber Co.
T0 LET—1201313. IN SWARTZ &
Corbett block, containing 5.000 square
feet of floor space with light on all
sides. Oti‘s freight elevator service.
steam heated. For further particu-
lars, apply at‘tho office or The Old
Well Cigar Company. .
" LOST.
Beef, Iron 81 Wine
Tonic. Stimulant and Appetizer
F. H. BAXTER
Druggist '
Bill Takes the Cake
Sometimes my life gets mad at me
When she wnnts errands done,
Cause I don’t like to leave my play
And think too much of fun.
AGED MAN
Must be exper-
iuquiro at.
(2 3t
WANTED—Mini“ l“
to drive Alco truck.
icnced. sober and, honest:
S. Roodner. Elevator.
.. . .____-.._ _
WANTED—FEB: 10TH RAILWAY
marl clerk examinations in‘N’orwulk.
1‘ eminence. $25 month. Sample qrres
citrus rrcc. Franklin Institute, Dept.
2313, Rochester, NY
unu—v-di
WANTED—YOUNG M AN WHO Ubi-
lierstauds gardening. cowa, poultry,
lawns, and general work. Good wages”
board, and washing. T. W. Auatln,
Dnrieu, phonc 65-3. Dnrlen. it at
WANTED—MANAGER. FOR OUR
brunch Ten and Butter store in South
Norwalk, must be very bright and cap-
able one who-has had experience that
would fit him for such a position, also
must be able to funnish the best of ref-
i To LET-4T0!!! yr 44 warm i
South Norwalk. Inquire oi Edward :“3
‘boat dimensions 18 ft.
'1
HOB SALE—EGGS FOR. HATCHi
All that particular pilo- almond
lying in the town of Weapon, Gem,
hein; lot: No. 113W No.11”. No.
125W.. lilo. I”. No. in“; No.
136W. union entire moisture
k. $1. 25 per setting. $9.00 per
bun red. rerris, 9 Van Zant street
East) Norwalk.
i
F0 R_ SALE—*FAMILY
IlOUSEw
x 50 ft, unique,
.uosuruuar, cozy, unusual,
and sun garlor, Cost {i 800. Will sell;
for $1, .00. SFurthcr information, R. hi
renuy, 27 ”lost avenue, Norwalk. Haven, and shouldbe marked "Bid on
Phone 192? ll 3ilfapplication No. 49," and addressed to
it“.
FOR SALE—1 C '
or 228 size. Mrs.
Sr. West Norwalk,
street),
HER IlilCll‘BA‘T.1
ert M. Seymour, ‘
‘onn. (Fillow
f1 3!
)9 .
BARGAIN—A BIfiCK
in first class condition, guaranteed. 3
new tires and extras Phone 542~3 or“
call at 126 Washington street. it Gt
FOR SALE—5 PASSENGER STUTZ
motored 1912 Corbin touring car.
Good morning order. Complete
equiprrrcnt, tires, 4 nearly now; have
letter from manufacturers stating
all repair parts obtainable for in-
definite period. Phone 122-5 after“
6 p. in. it St,
FOR SALE~2 CARLOADS OF“
horses just arrived. 1 our fresh, 1 can
Jf seasoned. They consist of matched
nirs and business horses, weighinai
Tom 26 to 38 hundred. To be sold at
seasonable price. Shannon Sale it.
Exchange Stable, 46 Hawthorne street.
Stamford.
FOR SALE—5 DESIRABLE LOTS-
or exchange. A. C. Knorr 872-8
FOR SALE—SINEV ROOM HOUSEI
with all modern improvements except
furnace. Good location in South Norr
walk. $2.600.
ASK .thn T. Haves
'. MAIN ST. « N'ORWA’LKA
Real Estateélnsurance'
' BUSINESS NOTICE.
PAINTING - PAPER-HANGING
decorating. palnter’s supplies; wall
Trial or-
Alexander
Estimates cheerfully given.
tiers solicited. Tel. 400.
White. til 1-2 Ely avenue.
ariéucesfor such a man we have a
good position. All communications
held in confidence. Reply by until,
only. stating age. salary expected. el-
hi) state what your experience has
~\nd says so nice to me,
Son, can‘t you go to five Monroe
And get some cake for tea?
I allcrs speaks up just no quick
And pcrlito as can he"
been. National Butler 00., 208 State W love to go to five Monroe
ntrcet. Boston, Mass, f1 it .And get some cake for ten.
WANTED-—A YOUNG- MAN FOR
assistant to superintendent in roman-
vrfacturing plant. A good opportunity
for a. man 01‘ ability and character to
learn a manufacturing business. Fair
Salary to start with and good prose
pools for advancement. Address 8- N
U. care South Norwalk Etening Senti
ney. ’ {1 3t
APPLY
The. Banner Bakery
5 Monroe [street
Tel 367
For Up-to-dlto Service Call
FRED H. GANUNQ
Odice and Residence
4 Telephone 909
4* 5-1 So Main St. So Non-at»
“a...-
WANTED-rBOY. NOR
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lwalk Siéaru Laundry 43 Day street. “"5” " ~~ 5" ‘
, £1 at ,_...__...-.._.. -_._..___._ _.___
WANTED-BOY OVER 14 YEARS “Gm. NOHEE
(or light umk Inquire The E H' Hot-L
chklss 00., 6-8 Hoyt street, Norwalk:
£1 at “
NOTICE
...___...-_ _.- _.___.... District of Norwalk, ss.
WANTEW-NATIONAL CASH Rao- court. February 2 A D 1917.
aster wanted. state discription and Estate of Mary M. Guider, late of
price. Charles Kurtz, 15 East 116th Norwalk in said district, deceased
titreet, New York city. it St ”Whereas, written application has
Probate
WANTED—YOUNG MAN T0 titer of the will ofttn‘d dwma mnv'
learn surveying. Out door life and an ing for: raucous therein set forth for
«excellent opportunity.
.. rm, Henryll. Miner, 8 Betts Pince,.taiu real estate of said deceased in
East Norwelk. isaid order":
' ' remit" i." {hit said npp‘icniion be
heard and determined at the Probate
MAN As
clorkfor butter and egg store. One
who bashed some experience. Apply
’Natlonalv Butter Co‘., 90 Washington
ctr-cot. ,
WANTIofifi-TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for calves. ll.lit‘riodman. 35 Viv
”avenue. 'llol. run. 120 if
“MAI. NOT“. .,
mu- limit. of Dillon strut. was
February. 1911M 11 o’clock fore-
noon; and that public notice thereof
to given to all persons inter-fitted
therein bv publishlnx thin om in a
newspmr having a circulation in-w’ '
day at heavier.
HENRY W. GREGORY
' com a mun- 1"
lodednrtiur l .
But when she comes out on tlrc‘perch,
been made. to this court by the exec;
Apply even-'3 \ oriir2 riutliolislns; him to sell car _‘
otlico, in blorv elk. on the 9th day of.“
dlanrri at least rive day's bolero said .
Judd! '
.._... -mmmww '
openness on snwmo MAuui. ‘
loos. pay while loarninl.
(Illicit, Peabody
&.Co., inc.
ll
barge ' it im
She'll .
. Spectacles“
‘ Feel comfortable, look distinc-
1 five, well liked by‘thoso'who‘
a.
‘uSe them.
LISTS for your service in ext-r
. lamination.
' return
“The Ttlrooo Eye Jeri/loll"
_ not}; colomwtm'omrmt
I; -‘r- ‘M Stamford. C.“
v. . on till 9 p. In. Ell. 1891.
Irhode Island Bed blue "bbomBlennial desert of 1913431:
8 roonr'l' .
i the commissioners.
W . l‘ .
ROADSTER.”
.. ‘ chapter 286
near Norwalk Country Club for sale."
We retain CCU-v
f
0n the 19th day of February, 1917.
at New Haven. the Shell Fish Com
,missionero will lease said described
grounds to the highest responsible
bidder pursuant to the provisions of
Chapter .286 of the Public Acts of
1915
Sealed bids will be received prior
to said hour at the edicts of said corn-
missioners. 185 Church street, New
Dated at New Haven, Conn,
30th day of January, A. D. 1917.
H. G. MARSHALL,
Clerk of Shell Fisheries
, NOTICE
ls ht’l‘t‘b)‘ given, that Samuel, P.
Randall of the town of Norwalk. in
the county of é‘alrfield and the state
of Connecticut. hols aprons-um; lease
for planting and cultivating shelf final
in about 19.5 acres of ground off W est-
port in the county of Fairfield. and
bounded:
And is bounded by lots 128W, 132W,
126W. 120W, as shown on the maps
accompanying the 1914 report of the
Shell Fish Commission.
In bounded northerly by lots 115W
and 168W, easterly by Cockenoea low
land. southerly by lots 137W and
169W. ,
0n the 19th day of February, 1917,
at New Haven. the Shell Fish Conr-
miaaioners will lease saidrducribed
grounds to the highest responsible
bidder pursuant to the provisions of
of the Public Acts of
this
1915.
Sealed bids will be received prior
oaaid hour or the office of said corn
rnissioners.185 Church street. Newt
Haven, and should be marked “Bid
on application No. 50." and addressed
to the commissioners.
1 Dated at New Ilnvcn. Conn. this
30th day or January, A. 1).. 1917.
l H. o. MARSHALL,
Clerk of Shell Fisheries
.. nh—vyv pun—- “aw
Noil'lCE‘
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
.Court. January 32. A. 1)., 1917.
' Estate of Jennie F. 1.. Nash, late oi
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The court of probate for the diatricrr
paper. unto-ditto styles. lowest prices. of Norwalk. hnth limited and allowed;
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of acid estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. _ These
who neglect to present their accounts:
iproperlyattested. within said time.
in“ be dobamo a recovery: All per.
lsons indebted to ammonium are ro-
quested to make immediate payment
to
M. N. ORNDORFF,
I EMILIE U. TROWBRIDGE.
Administratrlccs
NOTlCE OF HEARING
.on the two sides. The
therefore, more severe than the int i‘
album Niki-on,»
nutmefloctivonnknoaout
than one deliver“ directly upon tn.
pub! of the law. For the shock of
a. sideways blow in mocivod III on
glanced cavity, that on the side on-
posite the one 0.1mm it is struck”
niio the shock of a blow in the con 1.
ter is divided between the cavities
former in;
tor and more emotive as a knock
out blow.
DEATHS AND MINERALS.
Mrs. Clam H. Mmiii.
Clara Rider Merrill, wife' of Frank‘
H. Merrill, the local ice denier, puss-
cd away this morning at her late,
home in Silvermine avenue at the age}
of lorty-one years. The deceased is.
survived by a husband, one daughter,
am her mother, Mrs. Charles E Rid-
es. Funeral services will be heldi
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from!
the into residence in Silvcrmine ave
'rue. Rev. Thompson, of the South
N-rwrrlk Baptist church wil loiliciate,
:iml interment will be in Riverside
cemetery.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
ruins-unallaorflowonm.
Io Stamps with I pkg. Barl-
ro Stamps with I can Haul Soap ................. 1M ,
:0 Stamps with I pkg. Macaroni .................. . 1
lo Stamps with 1 pkg. Spaghetti . ......... . ...... . ¢
10 Stamps with I can Lye ................... 10¢
10 Stamps with I can Cb'oride Lime .............. 10¢
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Doc: Crackers ........ . ...... 1M
10 Stamps with 1 bottle Extracts ....... . ......... . 10¢ “
ro Stompf‘vith I can Klecn Sweep ........ . ..... .. 2Ké.
An Suits. coat-uncomm- Ono-third swan .
during “Sam on so: of Women’s Rudy-roman" '
STAMP SPECIA-w.
mo Stamps with roan Baldngl’owder
”Stamps with; can’A&P Cocoa . ..............
Io Stunt): with r can Spices .. 7.
IOStimPOWithIi’kg.Taaioca... ................ :
IO Stamps with 1 pkg. Jcll Powder .......
:0 Stamps with I bottle A nmonia . . ..
ro Stamps with 1 battle Bluing ..............
:0 Stamps with 1 pkg. Co-n Starch ..... . .......
........ F
. ........ i,
...........
hid
Great A. 81
124 Washington Street
P. Tea Co.
‘ifi nu'srn-nm.‘ 10:30“... m.-rrx.'
fleeting the increased uncertainty
growing out of the tense internatiouail
situation. Early gains included two
points for Beet Sugar. 1. 1-4 for Mar-
ine Pm, and a point i I.‘ Crucible
Steel. iUnited States Steel made an,
initial gain of 1 l4, reacted and again
advanced. llctblehenr Steel lost five
points.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.~The Intornnvl
tional Mercantile Marine announced
today the postponement of the selling
of the American Line steamer St.
Louis from noon today until noon Sun-
day “on account of a shortage of
steam coal.”
Today's short session will go down
in history as one of the memorable
in the annals of the Stock Exchange.
Announcement of the break with
Germany cement the end of the first
half hour. the market then following,
on uneven course violently imanticl-i
potion of momentous developments.‘
The first flash from Wellington re-
sulted in moderate declines. ,These
gained headway on nccclerated opora'
tions. mills dropping t to 2 point“
with greater losses in industrinls and
specialties.
in the lust lurlf hour a broad and
general buying movement under the.
lead of U. S. Steel turned runny pro-
Stool rose to it'll 1-" -.., a gain of 4 points
with too to six points in war issues.
Utah (‘opper and Shippings. and 30
points in Bethlehem Steel. The clos-
ing was extremely feverish and strong
on in important stocks.
Sales exceeded one «trillion» shares.
Bonds were irregular.
ROAD'S INCREASE rs ACCEPTED
KEY MEN.
'ilrr. various crafts on the New Rn
‘ Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested therein. or whose land
may be affected thereby, that it is pro-t
posed to make a non loyOut of altar,
enlarge and change the grade of South
Main street, lic-called. from Washing-
ton street southerly to Woodward
M0100 in the Second Taxing District
of the city of Norwalk, and the pub-
lic walks adjoining the same, all an
Shown upon a map and plan thereof.
on file in the oflice of tho city engin:
cor of the city of Norwalk. and that a
public bearing upon 's'uch proposed ac-
zlion will be had before. the Mayor and
‘Counc'ri‘ of said city at the Connoil
sRoom, in the City Hall. in the Sec.
Tuesday, February 8th, 1917 at 8
'“oclock evening. at which time and
place all persons interested: therein
are hereby notified to appear and be
heard thereon. to they so dosh-c.
I ' Dated at said city of Norwalk. this
{and dav or January, 1911 '
‘ of said city.
STEPHEN DOKUS.‘
‘- ‘ METER:
District of Nor-walk, -;.ss
Court, January 18. A. D..1917~.
Estate of Alfred S. evacuate.
iultlr the American Federation of I.
.bor, has accepted the offer made
ond Taxing District. in. said City. on.
.i‘ my order of. the Mayor and Council“
City Clerk
rabid
of Norwalk. in Skid district: deceased.
"‘- The court of probate for the d‘ strict
ven mud which are members of the
sorailed System Federation fifllllillt
the road of an increase in wages 0’
cent and a half an hour and received
after a conference ll. cent and a half
with the understuuding that the lsst
would be reopened in the full or
he corrsiderution of a thriller raise
nkcn up if the company was in
position to grant it further raise. La
.mtumn the men asked for the re
maining two and a half cents and
have now received all but one cent of
tone of the market at today's “rivet.
opening was exceedingly irregular, rev“-
vious losses to substantial net gains. ,
chambrayo,
- 88‘ Washington St
vvvvv
Van Camps S rups
CHiNESE REFUGEES AT THE
BORDER; i
COLUMBUS, N. M., Feb. 3.-—More
than four hundred Chinese from the
'1' idiot in Venice chrndcnnd lw Am.
‘rirun troops are at the border today.
"ilrr y will rennin in American torrl
ton under guard because of the or
(tuition low, until they are able to re
turn to Mexico
All refugees crossing the line are '
v rccirrnbed and when deemed neces-
sary given antiseptic baths with the
fumigation of clothing. Blankets and
food are. distributed by the military
the . four originally asked. This award
has been? approved by the men and
ins understood tube a final settla
5000 men are affected by the in
creases. it is understood that by the
agreement the raises go into ehr
iron. January I. ’
ment‘f of the wage question so furl
as those crafts are concerned Sent 1 B 1 "‘
“4-... u...
nuthorities to those in want, and a
field hospital for their benefit is be-
ing erected.
'll‘e camp is divided into four sep-
motions in v; i' cricans, Mexi
cans Chinese and Japanese ’
If your tenant is delinquent an-
«itstvructive’ibncomo aLScntlnal class.
tied mlvnrtiscr at once;
APRONS, i0
BUN GALO‘W Arson ‘
A good line of Bungalow Aprons in various styles, bottom _
back on side front. with elastic band at waist or bolted...
Percalos trimmed with contrasting colon,
Bungalow House-Dress Aprons in fancy striped gingham,
trimmed with bias bands and rick-rack braid. Plaids ands.
trimmed with contrasting colors, ‘
House—Dress Aprons in striped percales. trimmed with con
trasting colors, with or without caps to match.
J. I. MALLFTTE
Reliable~ Prepared Floor
» 3, 1917:
69¢. 59.. a1. 09
$1. 25 anti $1.50 _
or. to
10c can, 3 for 27c
‘small 14c, ~
“ADVERTISED LETTE"
Nor-walk.
Tho following letters rental
claimed at this office for tho ‘ .
r‘tII‘ilig, February 3,1917:
Atlantic Box Go.
Burns, Lee C.
('utier \lrs. C Id.
i ll: ut. Harry. -01 Main street.
Sc‘caub. M‘rs. Martha.
'l‘idcnde, Nor-disk, West No,
Conn” Box 463.
‘d. J. HOWARD,
South-.Norwalk; Conn. .7
Advertised list of unclaim
tors for the week ending, Fob
S. H. Davis Co.
M, Vrnolv (2);
1:. Line! to. _ ”3‘"
‘ I ‘ '\~.
Fibre Rugs. 9x12
$7.98. Value $113.00..
of Norwnlk. hath limited and allowed
'Axminster‘. 27 x ‘54 ‘
2.:9. Value $3.89".
six months from the date her-soc for
A HINT 'ro moans.
't can no the object of continua
ilbu from your family on the «an
of snoring. try ”tournament
elitism Wovuaom x~
'«tba creditors or saidomte to abort» .—. Tapes"? Rm 9 B l’“ ‘ - ”miniskirt 3“5 ‘x 7' - Cmgd‘um Rhos .
tinir‘clulmo‘rfdrsettlouinht‘. ‘Tlloaowho , $13.98;. Valu¢.$‘;7 503 X $3.98. vahe $4.93_ Dmmt 790%.
neglect to present“ their" “ennui? 3
properly attested. within said time. Axminster Rugs Other R “g. ZIFibn C ,_I
will bodcbru-red ll memory. All poo H ,‘ _ ‘4 . .- v 1'
: soul indebted to said «totem ro- ‘ *3 59' V’JWWSO' .;».At851! Prim- ‘ M... "no we.
l coated to remember. unfit
to
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