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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 7, 1917 · page 11

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Miscellaneous Ads.

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TO LET—SMALL COTTAGE AT 8

Cottage street. Suitable for too pso-
p e. Call on premises. f7 6‘.

WANTED.

WANTED-A GIRL 18 YEARS OR
truer to work in factory omce. Wages
g? to start. Must be .11 good writer,
and tighter. Address “G" cure of;
fientinel.

 

To LET—THREE EMANT FUR-
lnlshed rooms in private family, well
heated, electric lights, bath and tele
phone. Just out at business thorough-
{are Address K, care of Sentinel

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WANTED —- COHPETEN’I‘ MEL
Tor general housework, Apply to Mrs.
ii“. A. Van Buren, So. 6 Stevens;
street, Norwalk

 

 

’ I TO LET—11001111 AT THE BRIS-
WANTED‘FEB 10TH RAILWAthoI $250 week mp. Hetfirst choice

mail clerk examinations in 11011111111 ‘now “MREW open.
1. ommence 575 month. Sample. ques- ‘
110115 free. Franklin Institute, Don‘t. i
2:313, Rochester, N. Y. E

WANTED—A FIRST CIASS DUCK
boat. Must be in good condition. Ad"

 

 

TO LET-‘- THE STORE 0N NORTH
MAIN STREET.- NOW OCGUPIED BY
THE SPERRY & HUTCHINSON 00..

 

1w.- . .. 11 . 1 c an
‘ "" I Jame“ 0““ on 9 to 31 WILL BE FOR RENT Elton APRIL
‘ 1. 1911mm 18 AN 1111111311111. 09-
WANTED — 3 UNFURNISHED ”MUM" T0 31110an A VERY

Adams: LARGE 111‘an 111 A moor 1111-8111
ABLE moATIoN. J 11mm; 11111
l 1111:. 119 WASHINGTON STREET.

rooms for woman and boy.
\V care Sentinel.

 

WANTED-TO BUY ALI. KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid Extra'
prices for calves. 1H. Friedman, 35 Ely
avenue. Tel. 1151. 1'20 if

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TO LET STORE AT 207 EAST
Washington street. 4 room apartment,
96111111111 street, Norwaik, also 6
imam apartment. 1119 East Washington
istreet, East Norwalk. mobile at 64 So.
lliain street or 'phone 60.

 

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NOTICE ,
District ot' Norwulk, so. Probate
“ultl‘l, January 20, A. ‘D., 1917.
Estate. of Elizabeth D. J. Plait. late,
of Norwalk, in said district, deceased. l Bidet
The court» of probate tor the dtatrict g-ateam heated.
of Norwaik, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present. their accounts, i
properly attested, within said time,
will be dcbarred 11 recovery. All per-
aon‘s indebted to said estate are re-
uucsted to make immediate payment
to

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TO LETMIDFT th ‘SEWABTZ .k

Corbett block, containing 5,000 square
fact of floor space with light on all
Otis freight elevator uervloe.I
For further particu-
iars, apply at the office or The Old
Well Cigar Company.

 
 

 

Beef, Iron 81 Wine

Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer
F. H. BAXTER

 

3.111111% 1.. JONES.
Executor

Bill Takes the Cello

Sometimes my Mn gets mad at me
When she wants errands done,
'Cnusu I dont like to leave my pic:
And think too much of fun.

But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me,

Son, can't you go to live. Monroe
And get some cake tor tea?

I nilers speaks up just as quick
And pcrlito as can be—

l'd love to go to live Monroe

And get some cake for tea.

The Banner Bakery

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

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WALL STREET, Noon.—-Re.newul
m‘ demand for equipments and shares
.11' concerns engaged in the mainline
wre of war supplies caused a rebound
from the uncertain trend of the (mom,
tug. Extreme goina ol 1 to it 1-2 points
were made by United States Steel
and similar stocks. . Bethlehem Steel
regained its loss, Baldwin Locomotive
use 0 1-1, with 2 each for American

 

'i.ocomnlive enud Air Brake and Metals

, r r at
were 1 to 2'points higher with 5 for Tel 367 5 M” °° 5‘ e
[‘eutrnl Leather. Mature and Oils LUSH TO COACH NAVY. .
tollowcd the load of ufllltat/ed issues. , _
Rails remained sluggish, “aw Haven Wilt Handle Ball Players; Mlddies

showing irregularity, Foreign band's
wcrc heavy. but United States GOV-
qcmucut Bonds were higher on call.

Cancel Saturday Events.
ANNAI‘OLIS Md. vi‘eb. ..«’i‘he
111: 'dahipment 11 ill begib baseball prac-
tice tomorrow under Lieu. Ralph E.
Nncdham, formerly a pitcher at the
Aro‘em 1. WI am 11.1. , t r ~
111111! of loading ’stocks .nt today's ('9 5 ill “Sh be p o
, . . liessmnai ball player and college
«11111111111. United Staten-Steel leil~ .
. coach. has been :ngaged to take full
over a point 011 numerous eaten of ch1rpe ot‘ the aqua d and is ected
1.000 to 3.000 shares. with 1 5—8 :l’or " ‘ ‘ exp

\\'Ai.l. STREET. 10:30 a. 111,—«lrre-
gnlmity W111: indicated by the move-

‘ .1 in 1-. few do a. Lush coached the
(‘uundian Pacific, over 2 points (for . . y ' *

. m1dsl11pmen for one season some
Crucible Steel and one each tor some "ml ‘ ago I

of the shippings and prominent ape
iciulities. Bethlehem Steel lost live
points. These setbacks were partly
lainnce‘d by one point gains tor‘lhew
Euven and Baldwin Locomotive, and
1110 points for .North. American.-
Coppers ‘movod "within very narrow
Elwin-2 Stronger tendencies develop
ed by the and brittle iiiratlbaift‘honr;

The tour athletic events scheduled
for :the Naval Academy . next Satin-
duy were today cancelled by order
of Supt. Eberle, in order to givethe

ever, there has been no further our
collation nor will there ~be unless 11
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the i . i b i 1 continue. The .sports whichwvere to
' WM 55““ no 115; ”k y.. take place Saturday are: Swimming,
_ _ Northwestern University; fencing,
. . , , - Y;nlc wrestling. Penneylflania gymn-
PUT CREAM lNNflSE L vi“'77:.11stica‘ Rutgers
Ann-momma; 1, .
Tells'fiowToOlmn 01..“de ‘1‘°“”MB”‘"_‘°" ME” ORGAN'ZE-
. triis andEn .
» 1. Judge [Cornell ,Io Elected Pmideml

 

visiting teams plenty of notice. How,

You feel fine. in a few moments.
Your cold in head or cutarrh will "be
{zone Your clogged nc’strilsnvill open.
The air passages of your head will

/ of New Mumiiaody.
At a. dinner at tho-Dolumbla Unl-
saeisity club, _Ncw :York, last night

 

 

1-th Columbia :Yursity "'C" club was.
formed .A movement to build 11 var-‘

"(ii 111 and you can breathe freely No
ptiol‘t' dullness l1 ‘adaehe, no hawk. sity house on the Columbia campus

ins. shuttling, mucous discharges or‘ W“ ““1““ and plans were made 10""

dryness; no snuggling for breath “intimation with varsity letter dubs ’1'
night other universities: The, following '0!
Tell your drugglst you want a emaii' 1 ”5‘3“" WWW-
»liottlo of ”Ely’a Cream Balm. Apply of ”film“: ““58“ R 3 Cornell:
little oi'fllio f1nrant,nntiaoptic cream flee Wm m Hatched
In your nostrils. lot it penetrate Manon and NW. A Initiation: recre-
thronah every air plunge ottho but? my and tun-arc flurry A. moor.
«lathe and that the aroma. imam} The following min m m
1.1mammbnoc.ahd coherence 0d: Revlon. IJI. =:Illno intuit-
Infinity. "Nice 0 T. m; m. I. 'fi:
iluwtmtmmyefldud 89- Palm; tumult! “1M-
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l ma BALE.

r011 nan—11011311.. coon weak-E

er, 8 years old.1.3501lis.3 mounts,
1 top Macy. genuine Maia robes,
1 been single harness. Stewart Farm,g
West morwalk. [7 6t}:

 

T0 LET—5 ROOMS WITH IM-
provemnt‘s, ammutes from trolley.
rent cheap. Inquire alter 6 p. 111., 2:1
Elihuheth street 16 S:-

 

FOR SALEw—E‘GGS FOR HATCH-
111g Rhode Island Red blue ribbon
stock. 31. 25 per setting $900 per
hundred. Ferns, 9 Van Zant street
hiastfiorialk.

 

BARGAIN—A BUICK ROADS'I‘ER
.a'n first class condition, guaranteed. 3
‘11ch tires and emails. Phone “2- 3 or
'call at 126 Washington street. 11 (it

.FOR SALE—2 CARLOADS OF
horses just arrived. 1 our fresh, 1 car
. of seasoned. They consist of snatched
pairs and business horses, welsh-in;
from 26 to 38 hundred. To be sold at
.reasonable price. Shannon Sale &
i Exchange Stable, 46 Hawthorne street,
‘Stamford.

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FOR SALE—2 FAMILY HOUSE, 10
rooms with all improvements for each
family. Property .in East Nor-walk.
Price $2,600. Estate to be settled.

Ask John T. Haves

1 MAIN ST. NORWALK‘
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‘ BUSINESS NOTICE.

MASKS, WIGS, WHOLESALE, RE
tail. Costumes for 111asqueradeu. min-
strcl shows. Write. ‘lor price list.
Reinhardt Costume C0,, 74th atroet,
Marks Place. New York city. 11. 9t

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PAtNTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter’a supplies; wall
moor. up-todate styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
lera solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White. 61 1-2 Ely uvcuuc.

 

 

 

OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH
ncs; pay while learning.

.Cluctti’cabody
g 81 Ca, inc.

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. . A SHIPPING MONOPOLY '

'In a statement given out by the
German embassy at Washington, lust
before the break canoe, it was pointed
out that the new era rules laid down
by Germany Would be particularly ad-
vantageoun to the United States, be-
cause they “would enable American
lamp-owners to gain entire control of
the transatlantic passenger-carrying
traffic." T

.What‘a glorious and profitable thin."
it would she. to havega monopoly of
the transatlantic trade—with one ship
“a week, and that ship carrying no

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Rub Pain Night Out «With small
‘3 Trial Bottle of Old “St. dac-
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I Rheumatism is
'one case in fifty requires inteunu‘
treatment. Stop dragging. Rub sooth
111g, penetrating ‘."St Jacob’s Oil’f
'rightinto your-acre, astlm. aching
101nm and muscles, .andreliet comes
' instantly. use Jacob’s Dirtls «aahlrm-
less rheumatism cure “which never
d‘wppolnta and can not burn the
skin.

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a email trial botmiol Nd. Mount
“St. Jacob's Oil” at any drug store
and in untamed: you'll be tree
tron rheumatism m our
madam Don't alert lo.
M unit you. “31.3mm ours»

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PILLOW CASES AND FLOOR COVERINW
HALF PRICE ITEMS 8 1...... 3..., ,...
Ladies Sikhs-Ines Ladies' museum , 's Furs e398 Value $17 so-
, ‘10.”. “At“ , . . 42 x 36, 4.5 x 36, 14c. Value 16c.
5"“ l ”5‘ I in” 45 x 35, :90. Value 12c. Animist“ Rugs

Children’s Serge Mes ___., Flannelette Kimonos SHEETS 533.50.,Value 333,50.

gig: 3: gig. At Half Price. I 72 Kw, ”(valqem. . L was '
. 81 x c. Valued c. SMALL
Worsted Skating Sets 9"» 55 5 .

Children’ 5 Winter Coats At Hali‘ Price. 3! X 90, 540- Value 75°. N Sale Paces J;
$2.503Were $5.00. 3! x 90. 84c. Value 31.09. , 1 ..
$3.00. Were $6.00. .Ladies’ Kid Mittens - Congolcum and‘L ‘

Infants’ White Coats 98c. 31311193135. ‘ r». _ j

9% Were 51.98. Kids’ Scout Suits $1.19. Value 51.49. Fibre Carpet ’
$1.49. Were $3.98 At Half Price. $1.69. Value $11.00. 39c. Value 49:.

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Gilbert Monehouse Stokes, used two-
yeare and seven months, son of hint
and Mrs. William G. Stokes, of South
NOIWalk, and grandson»! the 1310 NE‘\' YORK.E£1).7-'Afotmfll
Ferris s. Morehouse, of Ridgclield
and South Norwalk, died at the
liousc at Mercy Hospital, in Pitts-
ticld, Massachusetta, on Sunday, lit‘eb-
rumy 4111. He had lean ill only a
short time trom pneumonia. The
boy‘s sister died only three weeks
“.110 in South Nut-walk, and‘the tumily
has the sympathy of many relativcs‘
and friends here in their double be-
remcment. He leaves besides his

we bmunmvlan American
transport Ambassador von Bernstorfl
and his unite to Europe has been for
wanted by cable to the. line’ s head oi.
‘ticea in Copenhagen. it v. as announced
hcxc today.

Halvor Jacobson. of the company,
stated that no reply had as yet been
received. .

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' The Frederik VIII. and the Helllgo~ t
lav, of the same line, are at Hoboken, l
4 N. ’J., dndt‘he sailings of both have :
'mrrnth‘. one brother, William. Th9 hem suspended pending instructions ,
funeral services were held at Pittoit‘rum Copenhagen 1‘
- Mr. Jacobean said he understood 1
fin!“ this afternoon M 2: 30 oclock {that if either ship was allowed to call 1
lluiiai has in Pittslleld cemetery. it would be required to 3100 at Hall. 1
M lax, N. 8., to be searched by‘ tho 1
Min Louise M. fit. John. 23:3; ogilllfialaze 111112;: vcvgyidita‘g; :

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1’0“”? Montgomery 8.. John pus touching at Klrkwall.‘Sootlund. where t
mi away at her. home, 30 Franklin ,
avenue, on Tuesday afternoon after ;
;1

they customarily put in, and could
make a detour of the war zone at sub-
n inlet illness of ‘pieuropnaumonta.
Miss st. John was minimum in

‘marine operations.
Net-walk, as she and deer sister eon.

 

 

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‘COMIflWB MTIEFIED

Neither the state park commission
nor the atate geological and natural
history commis'aion was represented
at. the hearing of the appropriatiax
_'committee yesterday afternoon in the
quest from the State Department that State Capitol
Line satisfied with the appropriations rec-
Bteamship I-rederlk VIII. be used to ommonded by the gate board of fi-

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dance. Superintendent of”-

‘l‘homas F. Egan was more dud
peared pertectly satisfied at“
amount recommended ‘tor bk
‘ment while the shellfish
was also represented. The W
tion nocommended by me hard”
nance tor the shell fish comm
exceeded the amount requested?”
commission.

WlTH APPRGMMTlONs

both evidently being

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Van Camps Soups We can, 3 f0127

Reliable Prepared Flour small 141:,

large

East India Tea “Co.

Tel. 371 125 Washington sum. ‘ ’

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'ucted a mlllincry business at 9 Wall

'1th and‘ have been lacntod there
tor .1 number of yams The funeral
ill be held from the late. home, 301

l1uuklln avenue, Thursday, February

5. 1-1 2.30 p. m. 1161-. e. 111111110,
\‘S‘ll olilciutc. Funeral services will

be private. £1.33

WES 1011

Henry W hitlock. of Vol}?! Forge,
upper Weston, pleaded guilty to trip-
ping tar. bearing anlmahs without first
uocurinr h license train the town clerk
and was lined seven dollars and coats
by Juvtice oi the Peace Herbert Pol-
lard. ycelerdly. The. Game Wanleu
has a list of all licenses issued in
Reading and Weston and more (315011 ‘
may follow unless troopers secure
their ‘irmvmes. :A valuable collie dog
was recently caught in a steel .ttzap.
and U“u£id€l‘flb16 complaint is'nmvtn"

“I 1.1- mien because of the practice.
at certain trappera setting traps in,
ibutuuys and exposed places where
.dogs arc apt to be caught and die a.
lingering death in the woods.

Mary Howarth.

Mary Ilowarth, the seven day old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ho-
..11nl1 or 80 Lexington avenue, died
l lilt' home. of her parents yester-
day. Mmeralborvices were held this
moxhlngrlrom ubc late home and
Fathm ‘Josepb N. Subo. pastor of
’-lt. Ladialaus' Hungarian ilomnn
Julimlic church, oiilcinted. interment
wusin St. Mary'il cemetery

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Funeral of Albert F. Wright.

Thr funeral of Albcrt F. Wright,

rt East avcn11e.'who died Tuesday}

 

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BIG b‘l’A MP ePiliCIALS

as Stamps with 1 bottle Extracts . .. .
20 Stamps with. 1 121100003 ............... . ..... . .
20 Stumps with: can Kleen Sweep
10 Stamps withrpkg. A&P Oats .....
‘10 Stamuswithrcan Ly: ................
:0 Stamps with 1 bottle Ammonia ............... .. 1
:0 Stamps with I bottle Bluing .. ..
10 Stamus with 1 canSpices ................. ..

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10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Corn'Stai-ch ............. s
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Washing Powder .......... . . ‘
IO Stamps with 1 pkg. Currants ...................

 

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evening, will be held tomorrow uitcr-« 'CO‘RPPMT‘M GERT'F'CATEB

. '~ , l The 501111.111 Tire at Rubber

inc". from the late home at, 2 oclock.‘ , .. .
. . . pany‘of borwalk tiled petition of in-

a. 1’. Fairbanks \v1il oliicmbo r _ f 500000 10

' ‘ interment will be in Riverside "0839 n cnpuai r0111 ‘ 'i

no t , ' ' $1,,000 000 yesterday at the office of
clue ery._ ltho accretaiy of the state. The stock

.wus increased from 5,000 shares of. [
"m" °' “W“ 11. ”mm" 1100 e11ch,to 10000 shares at
The funeral er Gerda G. Johnson. same value

the late wife of Albert Johnson, of signed w Fred L umbonuClitford E

.. has! 1111 MISS-—
50E BEAUEIEUE "Alli,
M80“ GEQSSE, WAVE

maim. will be laid to rest at a River-
side vault.
26-cent acetic Betti-eye Mutt and
i Doubled Beauty of Your Hair
Within ten minutes after an appli-.
cation of Danderine you can not find a
single trace .of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
‘will- please you most villi be after a:
new week‘s'nsch- when you see new
hair. This and downy at first—yes—
,but really new hair—growing all over

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uses aroma To show
nun AT. HIMSELF

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Stafford Springe‘Mon Found Dead in

Hotel. “

STAFFORD SPRINGS, "Feb. 7:"

liuuseppee Il‘iammego, 34 year‘s old,
committed suicide by shooting him-
self through ~tl1e heart with a rifle.
Sundayms he lay in bed at the Burns
Hotel, Palmer, lines" where he‘ had
taken lodging for the night. “He tas-
tene'd oue‘end =ot7u airing torthe‘foot

t‘om- =— ~ — »-

tho' "I
The certificate was? _

 

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ot'the bed, nndlthe other and turbo
trigger of the gun. The muffled sound
11‘ the discharged rifle gave no alarm.
m1 the body was found by an cm-

the scalp.

A little Dumderine immediately don-
bles the beauty of your hair. No lit-ll.
Terence how dull, tailed. brittle and:
scram. just moisten a cloth with

more in making the rounds to out the Dandertno and carefully draw It
room in order. - 1mmgh' your hair, taking one smut
On him was found #140 and prop- atrand at a time. The enact in man- I
arty which indicated staltord an hiking-«your blirwrill be light. fill! and

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hpei ials‘ to: R1 Iiiamder at Week
FAMOUS VALCA BRAND PRODUCTS.
Prunes, per-lb. ............ ........ . ......... ..

PeacheS.perlb........... ....... .. ............... ‘1
‘Apricots, per'lb. .. . ..... . ...... .. ..
Dried Beans ”Dried Peas
Marrow Fat ..... 14c Peas, lb.
White .. ........ 17c Split
Lentils, lb. ...................................

7 Railroad- Ave.

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limonc s dolor nu
-* Bdlard 1.11.

New on Enhibnion as This Sto

A-pmctical billiard or pool table withfnll _'..
a‘very'mOdErate price. Easy payments ideesire‘d;
Come‘ in. andsee them or send for illustrated ridden

RAYMOND a soN ‘

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