(Padded -.. . ‘. .
. AdVertisements
Cards.
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WANTED—A BOY AT ONCE. 1-0 LET—THREE ELEGANT FUR-
Iai-cvei flat 00. Railroad avenue. So. 'mshod rooms in private (wily well
L\01 naik. but“, electric- lights, bath and HB-
phone. Just out of basineas thorough
WANTED-BRIGHT BOY 1N OF— .fare. Address x, one of Sentinel.
rice Good penmanship necessary. Ex-E . f5” 3‘!
relleut opportunity with good pay in- 4 .
minding a 10 per cent. bonus. H.1ac4- TO LET—ONE 3 ROOM AND ONE
Bel-i .4 room apartment. Improvements. In
{3 stinuire- -84 Woodward avenue. Phone
i 473- 32 or 36“ f2 3t
wmreo—sncono HAND sins,
air for motorcycle. Must be in good
«audition. Steve Smith 11 Snowden
avenue. South Norwaik.’Call nights.
ob £- Sons, shoe manufacturers,
14311 avenue, Norwalk.
for store or light manufacturing. Rent
ireasonable Apply to J. M. Layton &
4; Norwalk
WANTED—CAPABLE nan) roa‘
ganerai housework, family of two, no
slashing. Apply 27 West alenue, Nor-
walk.
WANTED—A COMPETENT on”. 7° LET—HAM“ 0“ DOW”:
hr general housework. Mrs. W. C. house, 8 W' improvements, well
ro Lh—aoous AT ri-f-E BRIS
,4 now. Dining room open.
"'ialil', l; Cortlandt street. South Nor
walk. [3 3t both street. South Nor-walk. i3! Gt
WANTED -— 3 IFXFURNISHED
rooms for woman and boy.
Address
\“ care Sentinel. 4
TO LET—THE small on NORTH
‘MMN srsun'r. now OCCUPIED or
THE spansv a. HU’I‘CHINSON 00..
was. on son asnr rson span.
1. 1911. THIS is AN unlisualf op-
roit'ruul'rr To SECURE A - vssv
macs srons-m A nos-r DESIR-
WANTED4— ASSISTANT BILLING
(jerk. Experience unnecessary, but
must be able to operate Underwood
machine and be quick and accurate at
figures. Sple'ndld opportunity for rap-
“ advancement. Norwalk Tire & ABLE LOCATION. J. IRVING 018-
4 4 3 BLE. 149 WASHINGTON STREET.
i’l bber Co.
wmrem—mnnm AGED Mimi
m til-lie Alco 'truck. lest be expect ,. ——-~
Priced. sober and honest. Inquire at TO LET STORE AT 20‘: EAST
ts itoodner, Elevator. t2 3t Washington street. lroom apartment.
——4 —l39 ChnpiJ street, Noruaik, also 6
WANTED—~FEB. 10TH RAIL WAYj room apartment. 219 East Washington
mall clerk examinations in Norwalk. lstreet, East Nonvslk. inquire at (it So.
('oniulence 75 month. Sample ques- ‘Maln street or 'phone 60
tons tree. Franklin institute, l)ep'.ti
isll, Rochester, N. Y.
To LET—mm IN SWARTZ it
Corbett block, containing 6.000 square
feet of floor space. with light on aJ'
sides. Oil's freight elevator service
steam heated. For further particu
inrs. apply at the allies of The Olc
WANTED—MANAGER FOR 'DUlt
l-ranch Tea and Butter store ‘lu South
Nora alk, must be Very bright and cap-
able one who has had experience that
would i‘iLlilm lot such a position, also
must be able to tunuishtlio best of ref
u—rences for such a man we have a
good position. All communications
held in confidence. Reply by mail
only, stating age. salary expected, al-
to state what your experience has
Well Cigar Company.
bean, National Butter C0., 203 State; F. H. BAXTER
street. lipston, Muss. fl 4t D
.--———-~—— — ruggist
— WANTED—YOUNG MAN AS .w— «v--'
o‘erk for butter and. egg store. ,One
who has had some experience. ~Apply1_BIII Takes “'8 cake
National (30.. 90 Washington
street.
WANTED—T0 BUY
of cattle. Best prices pald.Extral12:fl 2:39:8?$ll:gnigdl::t on the porch
pricts for calv es l.i Friedman, 35 Ely JSon. cant you go to “he Monroe
mcuue Tel 1151. . 1'20 tflAud got some cake for tea?
. -__.__--__._.: I tillers speaks up just as quick
And perille as can be.—
“1m”? Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me
When she wants errands done,
'Causc I don't like to leave my play
FOUND.
FOUBD-Slilil-VCIVIAINS. lNQUlltE Md m “me cake m" ““-
“3T .- __;__ The Banner Bakery
District of [iii-3125:, ss. Probate Tel 367 5 MOM” {"3“
court, February 5th. A. D., 1917.
Estate of Louis Hinck. latem} Nor-l
walk, in said district, deceased.
Ordered. that. the admilllstratl'lx ex-
hibit her administfation account to
this court for adjustment, at the prlb
bate office. in Norwalk. on the 10th day Norwalk. in said. (mum, deceased.
«4i February 19mm 10 o'clock. tone The court of probote‘fortho district
moon; and that. all persons interested of pimp; limited and allowed six:
in said estate may be notified thefGDLimonths from the date hereof for the
the administratrix will cause this 01‘"creditors of said estate to exhibit
tier to be published in a “8299”” their claims toi- settlement Those whoi
lit“ mg a Cli‘ClllflfiOfl in mid dISttjct. neglect to Dmfient their accounts ppgi
at least the days before said 10th day ”ply attested within said time will
of Februnr)’.19l7- ' ibe deburreu a recovery. All persons
HENRY W. GREGOEY: Yindobted to said estate are requested
Judge to make immediate payment to i
C. W. STAPLES.
Exocu
NOT-lcE
District of Norwalk, s‘s‘. Probate
court. January 24, A. D., 1917. i
Estate otSarah E. Staples, late at
NOTICE
District of Norwaik. us. Probate
Court. January 22. A. .. 1917. _
4 “51m 0‘ “0an P- MW“- N° 0‘ District of ‘Norwalk ’ss Probato'
Norwalk. in said district, deceasdd. 4 court February 5th A H.191?-
The court of probate for the dul-
lrlct of XOI‘“ (ilk, balk limited and ‘l' ‘m made ‘0 "in 00“". for “w ad-
lowed '1‘ month] {I'm “'0 little h’n“. ifliifllon" ”route 0‘ 5 32118“! "It-
“ for n" cw'm" °' said estate to. ten hiatrument as and for the will of
NOTICE
till”! their claims for MUGIMl :13“! VIII.” IIIO of Nd "Mi [W by "mil: WM III? I '
nu‘lslldpor um aolnnlattonln said ““9 Wm" Div-amt with outnu-
'rboaewbonegbcttomthiroo.
«sanctum-imi- vim” II“ “Mid.“ application be
MumMMammmmmatmme
mtmfldwuflmmmum“ml ”or.
m midtown-unmanned M... 1m. are use uni
none- that nouae ’
.4, CAME a scams. 5, male“ .“m ”Mm
mmmwmmma a
imhfigamhfl
Business and Professional
on this page. Trusty-Five Words or
$1.00. Blackfaco otCapa Double Price.
T0 Lav-«ourwrno summons
tol ”.60 week up. “Get first choicel
located. Enquire J. W Duke, 9 Eliza- ‘
Beef, Iron 8i Wine,
Tonic. Stimulant and Appetizer.i
ALL KlNIlS- Ami think too lunch of fun. 3
i
l
i
M love to go to five Monroe 3
int
[six months from the date hereof tor-1 “.01... scored by Crucible and backs
properly attested. within said limo,
ibeen made to this court for an order
Emeline-u Ads.
week
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FOR SALE—EGGS iron HATCH
kahuna-lira! 1W»-
star-
:NEW YORK, .‘Pjoll. Brine you;
storm thus far this winter struck New
York dating the night and m at its.
height this tor-snoop 28¢ mitt-ll
of about three Robes was lighter than
during previous storms. but a north-
west lvind Wattles an hour
ing. Rhode island Red blue ribbons
stock. 81. 25 per setting. 89. 00 per
hundred. Ferris, 9 Van Zant street,i
East Norwalk. l
BARGAIN—A BUICK ROADSTER:
in first class condition, guaranteed. 3
new tires and extras. Phone 542 3 or]
call at 126 Washington street. fl 6t'
son safe—'2‘ CARIDADS or
horses Just arrived. 1 car fresh, 1 car:
of seasoned. They consist of matched
from 26 to 38 hundred. To be sold at
reasonable price. Shannon Sale 8:
Exchange Stable, 46 HaWthorne street, ‘u-ical storm broke just after the oil“
Stamford.
E FOR SALE—5 DESIRABLE Lo'rs'
near \‘oiualk Country Club for sale,
'or exchange. A. C. Knorr, 812-3.
FOR SALE-SEVEN R00“ HOUSE
with all modern improi ements except
_ furnace. Good location in South Nor '
' walk. $2,600.
A‘k .'ojhn 'T. Haves
7 MAINST. . NORWALK.
Real Estate—I. natal-anon
W. —-—--—-—-.—__
BUSINESS NOTICE.
MASKS, WIGS. WHOLESALE, RE-
tail. Costumes for masquerade-s, niin-
strel abowa. Write for price list.
Reichnrdt Costume 00., 74th street,
Marks Place. New Yorkcity. f6 9t
‘n-
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating. painter‘s supplies; wall
paper, up-to-dute styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or~
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White. til 1»: Ely ayenue.
WAN '
OPERATORS 0N BEWlNG-MAUH.
nes, pay while learning.
(Illicitl’eabody
& Co, Inc.
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-. NOTICE - o
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
court. February's, A. D., 1917.
Estate of Mary E Smith. late of
1,Nonwalk in said district, deceased
The court of probate for the district3
Norw,a.lk hath limited and allowed;-
the creditors of said estate to exhibt:_
their claims for settlement. Thore
who neglect to present thclraccounts.
will be debnrred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re- 4
quested to make immediate payment -
l0
OAKEY .1. SMITH,
Administrator
world:
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
court, February 3. A. D. 1917. ’
Estate of Georgiana Fitch. late or
Norwalk in said district,- deceased.
Whereas, written” application has
0! distribution and an asasrtalnmentl
of the heirs and distributees or said
estate: '
Ordered. that said application be
heard and determined at the pmbatei
-Whereau. written application has ~03“. in Now!!!» on the 26th day or,“
February. 1917. at 2 ’olock attor-
noon; and nonpublic notice thereof
be m to all persons mun
mulmdayaufonnid'
«yawn-ii ,
”humour. 1
6*
his.
1”," 4‘ ‘V
gm». '3
"thirty minutes were accepted as a
Sales to noon" Were estimated at 700.»
Juncourtrosumyh-madm . do
_ olalon tor the Blue Ribbon can” of
am city ‘lnltaafitanlnatmmny
“not. also of Whee-
,3 mmuamwm
’\. menu lemma mailman-roams: the
Wm M
churned the drifts inhanornles and
the weather bureau eaflod it a bliz-
card A severe cold wane is since!“
tonight.
Trains into New York were delayed
for hours. Ofllcials laid the storm
struck- hardest between Cleveland and
Buffalo, where below dam tempera-
tures and Lake glues hampered oper-
ations. The situation would improve
during the day, oilicials exmted
0n the Sew Haven lines passenger
trains were running virtually on time.
it was stated, with freight service
slightly elected.
BOSTON. Feb. 5.~Vivld flashesot
5004: Inc, 5 Railroad arenas South pairs and business horses, weighing lightning. followed by sharp pests of
thunder in the midst of a driving
snowstorm gave Boston a brief period
of unusual weather today. The elec-
had been plunged almost into dark-
ness, but the skies cleared quickly.
Weather bureau officials explained
that the darkness was caused by
dense volumes or smoke which could
not rise because of low clouds. While
conditions were unusual. stroller
storms, they said, had prevailed be-
fore.
Tho thunderstorm extended to other
points in this state. i
«such lfiilltflll !
llil [till limit}?
.\'EW YORK. l‘cb.‘ 5.—Developmenis
over Sunday suggesting the Extent of
the precautions taken throughout the
country brought the llnaoclnl commun-
try to a further realization of the
grave conditions resulting from the
break with Germany
The heads of the big banks. bank
in: houses and financial institutions
generally were early at their desks,
inauy having been in frequent con-
ierenco with their assistants since
last Saturday.
The tone of the market at the open-
ing was strong with gains of l to 3%
points in American Smoking, Lack!»
wanna Steel, Utah Copper Central
Leather. Erie and Columbia Gas.
U. S. Steel made an initial gain of
2! points at 106 units offeringof,2.500
shares. Bethlehem Steel. old stock.
rose 15 points to 415, while the new
stock was off 3 points.
American Can showed some heavi-
newwith minor specialties.
on the Stock Exchange the attend-
ance. despite the storm. was larger
than any day since the memorable.
that day» of August. 1014, when the
Exchange entered upon an enforced
and prolonged period of suspension.
Among the members on the floor to
day were many veterans who ordinar
lly conduct their operations through
junior brokers.
lirokers reported a heavy demand
today for some of the so called
ord‘ulnce stocks, not listed on the Ex-
change, such nail. W. Bliss Common.
the do i’ont. Hercules and Atlas Pow-
tier issues, American Brass and Win-
chester‘ Arms. Bids“ for these stocks
today “ere substantially higher than
last week' s quotations.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5. Wall Street
10:30 a. lll.—"Millly substantial gains
were made. at today's opening, last
Saturday‘s bouyant rally being neu-
einlly extended. United States Steel
rose. over 2 points and Bethlehem
Sterl old stock,15 points. but the
new Bethlehem ’shsres were 3 points
own Advances of 1 to 8 points
\i': nna Steel. prominent coppers,
Mexican Petroleum, Westinghouse.
l‘llitcd Fruit and some. of the equip.
rents. ‘Prices casedall around soon
after the' opening.
WALL STREET, Noonr-Reces
sions of 1 "lo 2' points in the. rim
naturel result 01'. extensive realizing
for profits. Rallies speedily set in,
however. Steel and other favorites in-
creasing early gains. Dealings at-‘
lxllnedwldeiuscope on the further lm~
movement. with war shares assum-
ing greater prominence. Coppers
also were in general demand Rails
alone were nezglected
Trading fell oil in the second hour
and moderatelreactions again ruled.
600 shares. Now low; records for'
foremost international issues featur
the bond list. , ,
owes nor MAM-He -
FREE auro enemas
, ant'a Argument:
moot . f 4
Judlr Walsh of the Common Pleas
Ohm Judge ,
It“ M flmfllm cident rent to the plaintiff’s garage
1 tendtd
of the attachments for damages on
theearbemld benaabletomect.
his payments on the car. Judge
Walshfindsthatnemuatlertheac-
and u repairs being made to the
[arm neglected to say that he had.
an interest in the automobile. Alter
onllds hours - work remained to be
done on the car. he told the plaintiif
to stop, but taller told the garage to
South .llilorw'alk
All Suits, eminent” caused to One-liar elf}:
during “Season End Sale of Women’s mourns” '
go ahead with the repairs. The
judge finds that the garage relied on
this implied pronfise of the detendant
to pay for the repairs. Miler uiei
calI was sold by the defendant and he!
'got 3300 101' It. i
“It is claimed,” says Judge Walsh
in hll finding, “that it is a law of
this state that the work and ma-
terials turniaud it! the plaintiff to-
wards putting the car into condition
so that the defendant might recover
8300 for the same should be practic-
ally contributed by the plaintiff to’
the defendant, 1 do not agree with“
thdiis claim."
DEATHS AND MINERALS.
George Reynolds.
George Reynolds, of 288 East avev,I
nae, died Saturday night at the Nor:
walk hospital. lie was 85 years old:
and one of the most. aged carpenters.
in this city. Funeral services were
held this afternoon from the East‘
._._‘_.___ “n . .
APRONS
BUNGALOW APRONS
back or side front, with elastic band at~waist or banal
Percales trimmed with contrasting. colors.
Bungalow House’Dress Aprons in fancy amped . 4 .
trimmed with bias bands and rick-rack braid. Haida “if:
chambrays, trimmed with contrasting colors, .‘
$1.25 and 3.1-.“
House-Dress Aprons in» striped pcrcales, trimmed with an
trasting. colors, with or without caps to match ..
J. I. MALLETTE
South Norwalk. "
88 Washington St.
avenue M. E. Church and Rev. S. P.1
Fairbanks officiated. Interment was
in Norwalk cemetery. '
Funeral of Mrs. St. John.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Dolores;
SHA'CIK‘Z‘ St. John, widow of Captain?
St. John was held yesterday after-
noon at 1: 30 o'clock from the home
lls South Osborn avenue and at 2: 30!
man the Trinity Episcopal Church!
ltev. Frederick A. Coleman, rector off
the Trinity Episcopal church and Rev. l
'i'. .Gaskey, of Christ Episcopal
clilirth omclated and interment was
in Riverside' cemetery. The poll-
bcatels were: George. A. Smith, Min-
at S. Smith. lrvlng D. Robertson. Wil-5
Iiiun S.‘ Tate, Williard Naphey and
Frederick 4M. Wheeler.
Funeral of Mrs. F. H. Merrill.
The funeral services of
Mrs. Frank H. "Merr‘lll. were held this-
afternoon at 2 o’clock from the late
home of the deceased, in Silver Mine
avenue. Bey. Thompson. of the down-.
town Baptist Church olllciatod and!
Elntelulent was in Riverside cemetery.
The serviceswerc very largely at»
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liliillllllii) SIRViCES
The cvangélistlc services scheduled
for the month of February. at the
Norwalk M. E. church under the lead-
ership of Rev. M. ii. Williams, or
Blughamton, N. l'.. opened yesterday
ill the uptown church, and the congre-l
gallons which turned out. to hear, the:
speaker were. very gratifying. !
In the .morning. Rev. \Villiainsl
spoke on the subject. “1'“ Give You'
the Keys of the Kingdom." and at the»
evening service addressed the congrcfi
nation on 'Cliristianity as a Business
Proposition is It a Good Venture?
is it. a. Plotltablc Business? Does it
llllild Character? Does It Pay?" ,
both services were very largely at-
tended. uud Rev. Williams proved to
be a most learned and interesting
Tnoaker. Judging from the success
of yesterday's program. there is' no
doubt but that tlQmovemcnt will find
instant approval and favor in thin-3
city.
Cottage prayer meetings
held tomorrow morning 4for thirty“
minutes beguiling e. «n: isle: 4.
the homes of. the following people.
Mrs:.Chnamer, 32West avenue; Mrs.
E. A. Green. 15 Maple street; Mr.4.'
Odell. 96 East avenue: Mrs. Fletcher
Van Hoosier, Westport avenue; Mrs.
Mlddlebrook. 9 Warren sheet. 'lfilit
meetings will also be held at the some
hour, on 4Wedaesdny. Thursday and
Friday mernihgs,‘ Tile place of meet-
ings fonthe last named meetings has-
.notbeen decided.
will be,
: -—-
uprown COUPLES cuss con.
4 ‘TtMUED. 1.
'l'hcl-uses of Mr. and Mrs. «Michael
”Kelly, of’: Harbor avenue. who were
amt-sled last night by otllcers of the.
uptown police force were heard this
the into i .
{th lN NORWAllli
.Alaska Salmon.
Evaporated Misk
Great A liP Tea
_ __-._..._.a..._.._...._. . ..
Vaa'Camps Soups 410s can, 3 for 27¢
Reliablel’repared Flour small 14c,“
large 28%..
East India Tea Co.
Tel 371 m..." 4m.
room 909 monr'r psuvnit
Great ®‘ Tea 90
A. 81 P. IUTTER
America’s Best
Excelsior‘Dates - - pkgrltle
Courtenay’s Imported Sauce
Postum Cereal -
A. 8: P. Salt - - 4 lb. bag’Sfe ,
Iona Tomatoes. No. 2 can]
Magnolia or Clover Milk' ‘
BIG STA VIP SPECIALS
10 Stamps with I can Lying Powder ............ . 4
25 Stamps with 1 bottle Extracts .................. ‘2
so Stamps with I can Cocoa ......... ‘ .............. i
so Stamps with r can mean Sweep ............ .4.. A
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. A&P Oats .................. .2“
10 Seamus With I can Lye ....... ............ .31
10 Stamps with I bottle Ammonia '
Io Stamps with r bottle Billing ................ .
ro'Stamus with 1 can Spices . . .
.ro Stamps with 1 pkg. Corn Starch . y 4 ,
ro-.Stamps.with rpngxWashing Powder ....... . v. .‘ -.
‘10".Stamps with r. pkg.» Entrants . . . . . ...... .. . .
.............
12d Washingto l Street
morning; before Judge Lockwood in
from day to day - ' . 3
Mr. and Mrs.“fiolly created quite a.
dislurbance last. averting, and upon
new Murray and Clune arrested Mrs.’
Rally for drunkenness, breach of the
t'hc uptown cauft, and Were continued and‘a report Will hem
'eatll date. It may be ecessary to (timing this. propo'sed
Dlace the children in a home.
the complaint of some neighbors, Oili SBBBORIBE STOCK FOR MILK puny was formed. with Slow“?
Dance. and profane language. A short DANBURY. Feb 5,—Ten thousand: .
time later; Michael was-amulet! by dollars tw- th of stock toward the H. c. Gobnrn of Broom
oncm serum am Wammwmmml ole-idiot. A. 9. 39111.01
«drunkenness-no Molasses. Mio- mm to be
Mmhveaambarotm W m anti-cubed yesterday lama; cometary. (l. A.
J a' flat. m of the w
A furor-able report was
do at. Jan
y
. l‘thc three milk product
tlcns (had the Earmars'
or capital paid in. More a
. be issued at a later meeting
The oldest: elected are:
PLANT.
nubile-bed in, ..leoaurar, W.- E. Johnson
m film-1"". 4‘!"'"’.""
Norwalk Chronicler