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.. nihilism-Moldy: Words or
‘v Liar-415w WM 50-“ 1‘ week
31-00. Blackfm 01-0an Double Price.»
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WANTEE—ME‘N
waumu; ' 1‘0 him 1 FOR ml:
, T0 Haavns'rJ "’0 LET~8TORE AT 4* WATER! To LET~5 ROOMS wrra -
. . _ . . ll . .
,, are at Bl-ooksidetwsanesaayrmammg “metrflw‘lm” u *0-Wm""’°‘h“:am1'ements. ammunition-y none;
as! 7 o’clock, J. B. Raymond & CD.
p WANTEfiz—A FIRST CLASS DUCK:
'boat. Must be in good condition: Ail-'2
dress l.. James. Ron'ayton, ('onh.‘ i
‘ 'f6 3t
WANTED—YOUNG MAN DESIRES
position in an office altering sand
(dunes for advancement“ Knowledgeil.
of stenography and typewritlng. Can“
i‘urllish excellent recommendations. 2,,
are bentillel. "
WANTED—A nov AT oxeni
lireyer Hat (‘0. .llailroud avenue, So.‘
‘ liorwalk.
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WANTED~BthlllT BOY IN Oi“-
2‘:ce. Good pennlanship necessary. Ex»
reliant opportunity with good‘pay ill-.
eluding a 10 per cent. bonus. H. Jar-.5
oh 6': Sons, shoe manufacturers. Bel-
dell avenue, Norwalk. f3 3t
WANTEDl—SE‘COND HAND SIDE
car for motorcycle. Must be in good‘
condition. Steve Smith 11 Snowden
avenue. South Norwalk. Call nights.
1‘3 .‘lt|
WANTED—CAPABLE MAID FOR
general housowork, family of two. no
washing. Apply 27 West avenue, Nor-
stalk.
WANTED—A COMI’ETENT 01....
for general housework. Mrs. W. C.
ii-iallr, (i Cortlaadt street. South Nor-
vllik. i3 3“
WANTED ~— 3 UNFURNISHED}
hunts for woman and boy. Addt'us!
\‘.'.care Sentinel. ]
“ WANTED~ ASSISTANT BILLING‘
clerk. Experience unnecessary.” but
must be able to operate Underwoodé
machine and be quick and accurate ‘at'
figures. Splendid opportunity for Milk!
id advancement. Not-walk Tire &
Rubber Co.
‘WANTED'L—MIDDllld AGED~ MAN'
to drive Alco truck. Must be ‘exper-
Icaced, sober and honest. inquire at
E. lloodner. Elevator. t2 4%
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for calves. ill. Friedman; 35 Ely
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‘ NOTICE
“ The United States of America, dis-
i'iot of Connecticut.
Whereas. on the third day" of Feb-
rllary, 1917. the. chhauken Dry Dock?
G'iotllpally filed a libel ill the district]
court of the United States t‘or‘th'é dis-I
irict of Connecticut against the steam-
hoat Elizabeth, her boats, tackle. not
pure] and fill-niture,-in a cause of con‘
tract. Civil and Maritime, and where-
as, by virtue of process of law. to
me directed. returnable 011 the 5th
day of March, 1917, i have seized and
taken the. said steamboat Elizabeth
and have her in my custody. .
‘ Notice is hereby given, that a dis-
trict court will be held in the United
States Court Room. in the‘clty‘ or
‘llartrord. Connecticut. on the 5th day
South Nbrflnf [AW’ ormwumfrent Ch?lp
Farrell. .24 =Ha¥lland~cfleot.-» ’
To Lir~rnanannmam run-i Fofiisukms ma HATCH-
nlshoo ms in limiter-N7. W“ lag. Rhode Island Red blue ribbon
heated, electric lights, bath and tele-1 stock. ”35 per tetting ‘9 0'0 per
fhineiAgrt‘m;°rmmm thorough. hundred. Ferris, 9 Van Zant street,
a .. ress , care Of Sentinel. at, East Norwalk.
4“!
i6 s:i
inquire after 6 p. m.,
Elizabt’th stréet.
BARGAIN-A BUICK ROADBTER
in first class condition, guaranteed. 3
new tires and extras. Phone 542-3 or
call at 126 Washingtonisircet. It fit
FOR‘BALsz CARLOADB OF
horses just arrived. 1 car fresh. 1 car
0! senoned. They consist of matched-
TO LEI—0N!) '3 ROOMTAND ONE
4 room apartment. improvements. ln~
quire 84 ‘Woodward'i' avenue. Phone
473-32 or 3654. {2 3t
T0 LET—BUILDING SUITABLE
tor-store *orlight manufacturing: Rent
reasonable. Applytd J. M. Layton 6:
Co., Inc, 6 Railroad avenue. South
Norwalk from 26 to 38 hundred.- To be sold at
reasonable price. Shannon Sale &
Exchange Stable, 46 Hawthorne street,
Stamford;
FOR'SALE~5 DESIRABLE LOTS
near Norwalit Country Club for sale.
or exchange. A. C. Knorg. 872-3.
TD LET—ROOMS AT‘JTHE ‘BRlS
101 $2.50 week? up. Get first choice
now. Dining-room opan.
TO LETwEI‘AIlF' OF DOUBLE
house, strum: improvements. Well
located.” Inquire J. W. Dake, 9 Eliza.
both street, South Nor-walk. . 131 (it
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FOR BALE-.SEVEN R00“ HOUSE
with all modern improvements except
furnace. Good location in South Norv‘
walk. $2,600.
Ask Johnt'l‘. "Willi”
r MAIN ST. NORWALK‘
Real Estates—Insurance
T0 LET~THE swan 0N NORTH
MAIN STREET. NOW OCCUPIED or
ran senator a BUTCHINSON 00.
war. as not! RnN'r Elton» APRIL
1. 1917. TlflS lS AN UNUSUAL or
Pon'rltm'rr 'ro SECURE a vain
LARGE groan av: a nosr pasta
ABLE momma: J. lRVlNG mo»
nan. no wasnlao'ron s'ranar.
" BUSINESS‘NOTIQhW
MASKS, WIGB, WHOLESALE, RE-
iail. Costumes for masqueradeil, mill-
strcl shows. Write for price list.
lleichardt Costume Co., ’ch street,
Marks Place. New York ’clly. t5 9t
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To LET STORE AT 20’: EAST
Washington street: 4 ‘room apartment.
39 Chantal“; stunt; Norwalk; also ll
room apartn‘tent. 219 East Washington
street. East Norwalk. Inquire at til 80.
Main street or ’phone 60.
PAlNTiNG PAPEerlANGlNG
decorating, painter's supplies: wall
paper, uptodato‘ styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
T0 LET-DON“ 1N SWARTZ &
Corbett blocie. containing 15,000 square
feet oh‘lodr snaco‘ with light on' all
sides: Otis freight. elevator service.
steam heated. For further particu‘
lars. apply some once of The Old
Wall Cigar Company.
WANT,
OPERATORS 0N SEWING 'hiAurb
nos. pay while learning.
Clileii, Peabody
& Co... lac.
.5...-
Beef’Jron'Bz' Wine,
Tonic, Stimulant and‘~Appetizer.i
F. H. BAXTER
_ 'Druggist ‘
Bill‘Takes-theCdke
S‘omotimes my Ma'gets mad at me
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thn she wants errands done, ; - »—~ “1'5": H..- --~~ -——‘
‘Cause I don’t like to [have my playg' TQDAY IN WALL STREET.
l ._.a-——--
\nd‘tlllalt too much or fun.
But when she comes out on th
\nd says so nice to me,-
3on, can't you go to live Monroe
And get some cake for tea?
l allers speaks up just as quick
\nd pol-lite as can be—
l'd love to go to live Monroe
1 NEW t'OltK.’ Feb. tie-Substantial
.gains attended the active opening of
gtile atock market today Advices' of
.1 to 2 points were made bythe prom-
inent issues. including Union Pacific.
Utah and Anaconda Coppers, Central
“a 39‘ ”me “me m .tea- ilmlher. Atlantic. Gun and West In-
3 dies and .Lllckawanna Steel.’
The Banner Bakery I United States Steel was conspicu-
Tel 357 5 Monroe “unions for its initial altering of 7,000
.laharea at 108. a gain of 3.4 which it
I later extended.
c porch
not March. 1917,2lt noon, for trial oiuaid
premises. and the
and all persons who may hav
1 mini any interest. are hereby cl d to;
he and appear at the time and place:
aforesaid. to ‘IIIOW cansc. ii‘ any My:
'tlvc. why a final decree should ‘not’
won as prayed. '
rill-:srl-zar‘islb r'. mount-33800:.
l‘. 8. Initial-
per WILLIAM .l. HAM
Den. ii. 8. March“ "
Menard. Ale-INK!" l‘r Jail. 92 “’fl'
Mm strut. Mm York city. Man
for unit-m
Mrifl of Nana‘k. as. Hobo"
than. hum 1'2. A 1!. 1311'.
must! of (imitation it. am
it.“ at W. in mid more. I'-
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owner or owners.'
9 otIScntinel.
FOUND.
FOUND—~SKID CHAINS. mo
. Weakness of rolls with New Haven
lllREj‘at the new low record of 38 Ml and
«Canadian and St. Paul drapplng over
’ __ ' §ln the first half hour. Bethlohom
LOST‘ _‘Sieel made the greatest loss. forfeit-
L08T~LADIES' oouo unread” 1509"“
Sound-9'. Feb. 3. on» that avenue. The reaction was shorttlired. hon--
pairs and business horses, weighing
{two points caused a general reversal‘
leave. or at least' he will no longer
ultaneous with thetpublicatlon ot rec-
on! earnings; Bethlehem (Steel was
almost the only; recognized 'wnr'stock
to ”hold hackflosinx 15 points. Trail-i
idg bec’amo mors'jrreaolarl towudsl
noon on - selllnpiotwshippinmlw Bonds
were lower on further declm‘d‘sthl'tor»
also issues. Government band!" also.
outdo alight conceaéiénd.~ 9* 'Iuipobly'
Yd. anticipation of {a ne‘ ,. it». (or
sinusoid): purposes. '7 '
WALLSTREET. 1:30 p. aria—Prices
loll again-uncut: 11a; noon thallrytho 1
limiter balsa attrlhut‘od moisturising.
reports in connection with:ihe~lnter-
national situation. Mademdncluding
the war group, broke. i to 3 points,
with only alight recoveries. ,
CHICAGO, Feb. (i.-Wheot on first."
tradertoday ‘ldati‘tourl centriforiyoater-
day's all: cent advance. May’ooened
with quotations ranging from 81.7{13
to $1.72 1-2. and declined to $1.70 1-2.
ilere prices steadied. but the feeling
was nervous over the International
situation. ‘
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Mialsters-io-iiémaay’S .
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float him-walk. [toward it returned to.‘~‘"“"-
I”. s. A..Ymn. :41 m "am" WALL S'Nll-IET. 10:30 a. m.—-vlr-
m. Sandi ilually all the market leaders moved
_‘m higher levels at today's amt-x.
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mimic. min from Was? “it “mi I “Miami WWII I4“?
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Count von Bernstor‘fl. laurG‘erman’oe ohm-lolly recognised by the secre-
cmhassador to the United States. has 11“," of state.
been given his passports. and mustrcntiy came to the United States to
:(‘lll'hel‘ husband;
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an sour; Coats mommies One-third w one-m" a!“
during “Shun EndiSflébf‘Wmn’s mapime."
, Mine Bernstorif re-
tii‘ Hunter is on sick
"Min Elisabe
list;
A‘ All of the ice houses' about town
are filled with li-hich‘ ice.
Chas. Johnson entertained friends
from Bridgeport "over shoddy.
some Raher and family of Brooklyn
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. aHrry 0s-
born.
DUNGALOW' APRDNE»
A’goodiine‘ofBung‘alow Abrams in various styles“ button
back-torch from, wiehro‘lastio band’ at waist or bolted};
Percales triumcd'with contrasting colors, .
- 69¢. 79¢. $1.00: ,.
Bungalow House-Dress Aprons in fancy striped gingham, , ‘
trimmed with bias bands and rick-rack braid. Plaids and.
chambrays; trimmed with contrasting; colors,
, $1.25 and also
House-Dress Aprons in striped percales, trimmed vfith conv . »
misting colors, with or without caps-to match .. $11007“? .
I. I. MALLETT E
south Némlk.
88 " Washington" St.
; V-aa Camps-Soups _ 10c:can, 3 for 27c .1
Reliable Prepared Flour. small 14c.
‘4 ' lingo; 2'8t1“
._ East" Ifltfih Tea Co...
‘ to. 331 125. Washingmn'i'S‘iwet-w
’3
Williams.
The rnmnim of Henri: Olmutpd, who
died in tho “‘osinort .Raniiariam‘lest
V"""k \vnl‘n hi‘hlit"? here last Wdi‘wj
Tho funeral was held at his daughv
ter'a home Friday. interment ‘at
Branchvlllo cemetery.
”M >
'l‘hn slow police nrl‘ehif’d Mrs. Sodm
week for selling linunr‘
without a license. She linens a small
provorv More in tho Old former “5‘1”
Olmsted atmp, Sim imq been selling
limtnr for the. last seven venrs al-
thmwh the evidence has been nrocnr-
ed several times aha was never ar-
rcsteti below. #8119 was fined Bills
The state nollce also smahdllarrv
Fawn" whn how a lunch car. tor
kMMfll :- ravioli-u: pinn- Md «em-w
out»: also ‘mv‘M’ a ilnM there lwt
gnu” “Wilt. The hint-o t: a dis-
in» to the community and should
have been raided long ago, Tim stain
"mum 'T" vow '1an m min: any-
comuhinta NF. ml the village ll
pint-- m M consult-red one of the
room ohm in the state. Barrett
on IMO I”.
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nun-wt alert mans
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‘lilrll. Walter ll. Perry spent several _
‘ las 'e k‘ 'lth her rents at - 1 . 1 . . « . ~‘ . , .1 .
an; “ ° " ‘“ met at A .. P . sPnolmhs.
" ' " lo Stamps‘with‘l can Lying Powder ......... 503-?
Mike Lunia, our general shoemaker. . -
2 x c ................. _
spent last Sunday in New York city ’5 Siam” “(1th I bottle E in ts - 2%
with friends, ‘ no Stamps With I can Coco] ...... . ................ 20
- »~—~-———- ~z no Stamps with r can Klem Sweep ...........
John H. Ems-Hand senior New York [0 Stamps with'r‘pkg: A&P Oats ................. . 10¢.
city spent last Sunday sit his‘fcountry m Stamps with I can-114:“ ........... . ........ 3 . . 10d“
mm m ‘hexedfimg H" 8' xo’Stdtnpfwith’ I bOttIéAtnmohia ................. W
Th9 Vlnflflt‘ blfli‘kflm‘uI/fihop is (“08' IO S‘.mps Wfth I bottle'Blulng' .................... 10¢.“
cd‘again, Seema most inmost/tibia to 10 Stainus With} can Spices .................. . . . . . 10*“
act a permanent blacksmith here." 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Corn Starch ..: ............. 10¢: ,
W" a I d :0 Stamps with 1 pkg. Wishing Powder ........... 16¢”
Arthur w. llrincverho . t e an - fl . .
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scape architect of Mount Vernon. N 0 Stamps h I Pkg C“ 239”
Y.. visited his country estate here Sun- .- ‘
day. . ., .t . ' 4Z- -‘ ~ .
_.__.. rear A. -+ ea
Niki Luila Williams. the well known * 1‘ . ‘ ‘ ._ -. . .V . 1' l .V W
professional dancing teacher of Mount _ , , _ '_ ‘ .
\‘omrm, N. V'.. spent the week-end . 1 o , . _
with Mr parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 124 WflShlflgtOH Street
't‘ operlals tor" Kt lllamder of Week,
FAMOUS VALCA BRAND PRODUCTS.
1 Prunes, per lb. . .................................. 13‘
Peaches. per-lb. ..... ‘ .. ........................... 14¢;
‘ Apricots, per 11). ................................. 21¢.
‘- Dried Beans . ‘ Dried Boas . " .2 j
q ‘ Marrow Fat ..... 14c Peas, lb. ......... 4130 ‘ .
.‘ White- .......... 17c Split .............. M1
. Lentilsjlhi...” .................... 22$
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i Heel-(It &. Seymour .
d 7 RailroadAve. . .. ‘ Tel. 913..
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Bill‘n'd Table
Now on Exhibition at This so
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