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WANTED. I
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH i
{you 1 matter if broken. I pay 81. 00
to 815. 00 per set. Mail to L. Manon;
33007 18.13““! street; Philadelphia. Pa. l
'ti‘ ill send cash by return mail is 12t
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WANTID— YOUNG MAN AS
palesman and collector. Salary and?
alberal cornmiselon. Apply S. S. M.i
. Co, 12 P. 0. Arcade, Bridgeport. Conn.
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WANTED~BRIGHT Gilli. FOR OF-x
fi-:,e accurate in ordinarv aiithmetlc. i
111 per cent. bonus paid in addition to'
tut-turns, Belden av enue, bio/walk.
is lit
WANTED—A GIRL 18 YEARS 03‘
over to work in factory office. Wages;
$7 to start. Must be a good writcl"
and iigurer. Address "G" care of
Sentinel.
1 WANTED —— COMPETEXT Gilli.
for general housework, Apply to Mrs.
F A. Van Buren, No. 13 Stevens
street, Norwalk
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“WANTED—A FIRST CLASS DUCK
t-oat. Must be in good condition. Ad
dress L. James, Rowayton, (.‘onn.
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ALL KINDS
paid. Extra
WANTED—TO BUY
of cattle. Best prices
prices for calves ll.l<‘1iedman, 35 Ely!”
a enue. Tel. 1151. 120 ti;
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[Ellll N0lll3l
District of Norwaik. as.
cturt, Juuunly 23,1l.I)..19l7
Probate
.‘Norwalk in said disllict deceased.
The court of probate for the district
of; Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit LARGE STORE IN A MOST DESIR— itilil
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts,
‘ door).
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TOLET.
To LET—m. 8 BURBMK
street hunt” cum.
TO LET—6 ROOMS N0. 8 RAY.1
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mom stmetp Over grocery store. in-
”Squire at P.1Hersl1fiveld,
SL!‘ “Gt.
ny rooms for
Union street,
lighthousekeeping. 21
South Norwalk. (West.
heated, electric lights, bath and tele-
phone Just out of business thomugh—
Address X, care of Sentinel.
ory Boulevard. Modern improvementsfi
b11111, chicken house. garden and fruit,
trees Store 207 Washington street, horses just arrived lcar fresh, lcar
East Nor-walk. Apartments 209 Wash-
ington sheet. East Norwalk and 39
Chapel street, Norwalk.
South Main street. Tel 60.
To LET—6 ROOMS WITH IM-
provemenbs. 2 minutes from money,
lent cheap Inqulxe attic: 6 p. 111., 23
Flinabcth street. ids
T0 LET—SMALL corn-don AT 3 family “09""?
Price 82,600. Estate to be settled.
Co ttagc street. Suitable for two Dec
p..e (‘ 1ll on premises. i7 tita
to! $2. 50 week up. Get first choice
now. Dining room open
2ro LET~—RO0MS AT r1111 mus 1 7 MAIN ST.
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T0 LET—'Tlil” STORE ON NORTH Bridgepmt
Estate of Mary A 3110195, me or MAlN STRiillil'l‘, NOW OCCUPIED BY Coir, she will tell you something to
i'rnn 5111111117 8. Hurcnmson co.,{ your advantage,
WILL BE FOR RENT FROli 133111282 William street, Bridgeport, Conn
1. 1917. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL 0P-
PORTUNITY 'I‘O SECURE A VERY
ABLE LOCATION. J. IRVING D113
115! E. 149 WASHINGTON STREET.
f8 3‘: Apply Great A t P. Tea 100.124 Wash-
ington street.
122 Water auto body. Built
£8 3! Never used, will sell at a bargain. Al-
so 1 set double harness and 1 open de-
TO LET—UNFURNISHED FRONT livery wagon. Apply A..F. Beckmann
room, with steam heat, large and sun- 3, (:01 city
‘3 3i er. 8 years old. 1,250 1111.3 runa'bouts,
. 1 top buggy, genuine buffalo robes”I
TO LET_THR-EE ELEGM‘T FUR 1 heavy single harness. Stewart. Faun,
salary. ‘II. Jacob & Sons, shoe manu- nished m in mute ““1“”: well West Norwalk.
FOR SALE.
r011 ante—Goon wens; 110113113.
18 31!
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FOR SALELNEW’ HARD woool
for Ford delivery.
FOR SALE—HORSE, GOOD WORK-
17 ml
lag. Rhoda island lied blue ribbon
f3 31 stock. $125‘per
hundred.
TO LET—{STONE HOUSE, GREG‘ East Neg-walk.
of seasoned. They consist of matched
pairs and business horses,
““1““? 6‘ from as to 38 hundred. To be sold at
reasonable price.
| Exchange Stable, 46 Hawthorne street
1! FOR SALE—2 FAMILY HOUSE, 10
1001118 with all improvements for each
properly attested, with said timed 1Marks Place. New York city. .15 9t
will be debarred a recovery. All pen] '
sons indebted to said estate are re-‘ , , PAINTING -— PAPERHANGING ,
I TO LET—DON IN SVVARTZ & decorating. painter’s supplies; will
quested to make immediate payment
‘9 Corbett block, conidinlng 5,000 square
feet of floor space with light on all
,sides. Oils freight elevator service.
NOTICE gsteam heated For further particle
District of Norwalk, 11s. Probate larq’ apply at the 0mm of The Old
(curt, January 30, A. D. 1917 [Well Clga'r Company
Estate of Olan Olsen. late of Nor ,_. -M - .
walk, in said district deceased.
The court of Plobate for the dis
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al- Beef, Iron & Wine
lowed six months from the date here-l Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
of for the creditors of said estate to;
«2.1111111 their claims for settlement; R 11- BAXTE'R
Those who neglect to present their ac !
ANNIE D. CAMP.
counts properly attested. within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
1,)! persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
' ANDREW J. COLLINS,
Administrator
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NOTICE
The United States of America, dis-
trict of Connecticut.
Whereas, on the third day of Feb.
mary, 1917, the Weehauken Dry Dock
Company filed a libel in the district
court of the-United States for the dis-
trict of Connecticut against the steam-
boat Elizabeth. her hoats,.,lackle, ap-
parel and furniture, in a cause of con-
tract. Civil and Maritime, and where-
as. by virtue of process of law, to.
me directed. returnableg ’on the 5th
day of March, 1917, l have Seized: and
taken the said steamboat Elisabeth»
, Bill Takes the Cake
Druggist
Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me
When she wants errands done.
'Cause I don't,~llke to leave my play
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 got some cake for tea? ‘
I allow; speaks up just as quick
And porllte ascan be—
l'd love to go to live» Monroe
And get some cake for tea.
The Runner Bakery:
Tel 367 5 Mom-afloat
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NOTICE
and have. her in my custody.
JNotice is hereby given. that a dis?
1trict court will be held in the United}
States Court Room, in the city of
Hartford, Connecticut. on the 5th day
of' March, 1917,11]. noon. for trial of'said
premises, and the owner or owners,
and all persons who may have or
claim any interest, are hereby cited to
be and appear at the time and place
.uforesa‘id, to show cause, if any they
hate, why a final decree should not:
pass as prayed
CHESTERFIELD C». MIPDIJZBROOK,
U. S: Marshal
per WILLIAM J. HAYES
Den. U S. Marshal
if Messrs. Alexander 1; Ash. 92 Wi1-;
ltam street. New York city,1Proctors;
for Libell'ant
:18- PILLS
MD:
mats-let of: Norwalk.
Court, February 8, A. D.. 1917.
We! Silas Whitson. late of Nor-
walk; 11 said district, deceased
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claim! force settlement. Those
who neglect.to- present their accounts,
properly attested within said time,
)will befiborrad a. recovery All per-
lsons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to
l madden K. warrsox,
: ~ Administrator
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A‘sooial and'entertamment will be
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the 3.011111 Norwaik Methodist Church
Friday evening, Febrnsry 9th by the
‘ evening.
Br!
.53 Probate; the, chief that he felt fine. He stated
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FOR SALE—~EGGS Fort HATCH-
settlng. 89.00 per
Ferris. 9 Van Zant street,
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FOR SALE—2 CARLOADS OF
weighing
Shannon Sale 1%
Stamford
in East Norwalk.
Ask John T. Haves
NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
' BUSINESS NOTICEITT
1N
call in and see Madam
CLAIRVOYANT —- WHEN
speaks" languages.
MASKS. WIGS, WHOLESALE, RE.
Costumes for masquerade‘s, min
Write for price list.
Tllh street.
strel shows.
Reinhardt Costume ('30.,
paper, np—to-dale styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial org
tiers solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61 142 Ely avenue.
WANT
OPERATORS ON SEWING Mauri-
inea. pay while learning.
Clucll, Peabody
81- Clio" inc;
OFFICER ROBERTS RETURNS
7 ,_ HOME
Friends of Officer John L. Roberts
will be pleased to learnthat he hast
greatly improved in health. He is no
loosen—troubled with a stiff neck and,
the influmaticn in the back of the
reek has disappeared. {
Chief William R. Pennington had a
telephone conversation with him yes-
toiday and Officer Roberts assured
was in Riverside cemetery.
moms,
ammum 01191111111 1. a}... us
during “m w MdWoun’s M-to—Wat.”
Van Camps Soups
Tel. 371
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Reliable Prepared Floor
East ludiaTea Co.
1 125 Washington Street
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1ch can, 3 for 271:
small 14c,
large 28c
From the day after the kaiser’s they would become American citizens
note was received here Germans who. several widows and unmarried won»
had not taken out their citizensifip' cu appeared, and were as anxious as
pal (rs flocked to the naturalistion the men to take the oath of allegiance
human in New York City to swear to Uncle Sam.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS. TODAY. IN WALL STREET.
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Funeral of A.F . erght. WALL STRNT. Noon ~The set-
Tllo funeral of Albert F. Wright was back in Shipping; was concurrent with
held this afternoon at 2 o‘clock from another advance in insurance rates
the late home, East avenue. Rev. 8. and was followed by a reversal in
p_ etaolnet omcited and lntomnnt rails. high grade issues yielding: to
lowest levels of the present move
ment. Canadian Pacific lost all Its re-
covery, but strengthened again later.
Bethlehem Steel added 2 1- 2 points to
its initial loss and the old stock fell
111 points with an extreme decline of
over 2 points in United States Stash
Coppers and specialties of practically
‘all descriptions were down 2 to 14
. Lower prices were registered]
1at noon. some issues then verging up.
on weakness. International bonds
were lower, United Kingdom estab-
lishing new minimums. Governmeht
bonds also receded. 1'
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Funeral of Gold: A. Johnson.
Funeral services for (luldu A. John-'
son. wife of Albert Johnson wold
held this afternoon from the late
McKinley street, llowaylon.
'ller. E. S. Jackson officiated and in-
terment Was in Riverside cemeterl'.
Funeral of James Chantal.
Funeral services for James Chan-
lou .5011 of Mr. and Mrs. James Chan-
los, of 32 Papp strecl, were held this
afternoon from the late home. 'Rev.
Gabriel llokus officiated and the reel " ""
mains were placed in u I‘llvel‘llldeé NE“ ‘V“K' Feb 8' (Wall Street.
vault. 11:0 80 9. m.-~Moderato unsettlement
was shown by the market at today's
opening. overnight developments par-
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Funeral of Baby Keri
The funeral of the into baby Keri,
took place yesterday afternoon from
the home in liowo street, at 2:80
o'clock. Rev. Dolcus ofllciated and in-
terment was in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Min 8!. John
Tho funeral services of the late
Miss lamina M. St. John Were held
this afternoon from the late home of
the deceased, 30 Franklin avenue, at
2:30 o'clock. 'Rev. C. E. Dario officiat-
ed. interment was in Riverside ceme-
tery
HITTING THE MAPLEB.
1on. heaviness of Shippinga
tlcularly Germany’s submarinonctlvb
ties. inducing fresh selling. For the
most part early recessions dld not tend
beyond fractions. Noteworthy excep-
tions were Bethlehem Steel new stock,
which fell 3 1-2 points with a less of
1 1~2 for the “rights" and 2 points for
Texas Company, International Paper
and Allis-Chalmers Pfd. Rails were
better. Canadian Pacific recovered 2
points and St. Paul. U. S. Steel and
Equipments were disposed to improve.
The entire list reacted later, however,
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. low—Midi
The Office team of the Norwdlk'dhy declines were checked later, the
Tire & Rubber Company League; declaration of up extra dividend 511
came back into its own lost evening,1 1", won Pacific causing a. covering J
and trimmed the leading Factory as; mommom
gregatlon. two games 0i“ 01‘1““? on “than “. points fiom its lowost. Can-
’l‘le defeat comes as quite a loll t0 mints.
the Facility “sharks" who up to the
probent time wore walking away with FIRST REGIMENT SHORT OF
the championship ot the league. Stull. ‘ MEN
of the Factory team made high single; 1.111111111101113, Fob. 8.-The First
some with 208.3111! Grant Of the 0“, imminent, Conneclcut National Guard
flre crew captured “8 ““911 With {girls ..l1or-l. of war strength and recruit-
The score: fl” 1111; will be necessary in case the
Office. regiment were called to service as a
that he Was coming home today and
did not expect to enter the hospital
again. Chief Pennington said that Mr
Roberts had talked with spirit and
did not sound as though he was at “all
weak. It will not be necessary- to
ogerate and remove the bullet in his
neck as wits proposed.
TR ESPASSER HELD WITHOUT
BML.
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NEW YORK, Feb. il.——Found 111111»:
ing in the shadows on this American able to roach it.
Lino pier, Where the steamshlps St.
Louis. St P§ul and Laplandj are
bcrthed, a man was arrested today '
‘ w.no Said he. was Joseph Lellnr. 52
fireman. nut oi.‘ torpedoes at: til
lglven in the and”; 13111611 room 011191111911; cmpIOyod 011.1115 Hamburg- 1.. plant. To make puss
rears old,",u German marl
fimcriean Liner PennsyTvanlI; inter-
and at. Hobokcn. Arraigned 111 court
“We ““1 bet on a charge. of anomaly entry, Lél mediatelr'nllllropclat no,
Jar claimed 111.11 a name of Wao‘ ‘ .
11 could not 11mm
he on the pier. no
s
" lilo {with WWG‘ was held without bail pending in» once in. cost being
,Gront 132 150 205f1'eeult ol’ the breaking of diplomatic
iAdams .......... . ...... 159 150 Kiwi-claim“ w‘mdQQrmnny‘ The full
Worden . -------- 31 130 135i1’mr strength of the regiment is
“Tefel‘ ................ 122 158 165 L585 ofiicors and men_ At present.
49* ‘533 625 it has thirty officers and 85'? men
> Factory. ' l T1009 B, Connecticut Cavalry. has
Sluil ......... L.....;..128 144 208 mm.) officers and somutyelght men
l-‘ollcnaum -------- 103 145 124 . and fourteen recruits who will be“ en
ll‘ctric ...... ...110. 146., 1161llisled» withlh a. month. The war
Schmidt .191 , 130-1471 strength of 1119911 of cavalry is three
'5381 560 595 oflicrra and 105 men and the peace
‘ The former his pin house record strength three officers and seventy
of 26a setfby George "Dutch" Warren; non...
.hauser at- the Norwallr. alleys Was
manned to bits. yesterday afternoon. EAGLES ENJOY A ’SUPFER
when no: Grinpod, the coming bow. Fifteen applications for membership
1.111; star oi.‘ Romain set up a score were received lull "9111!!!» at the reg-3
of 2-311 on the big fellows. Ed. has 11111? means of ‘Norwalk 119119. No
been out arm; George's mark for 588 F. O. E. Upon toe conclusion
sound time, but never before has been of “‘3 business meeting, "1 “WWW“
_ lsupper was served, and remarks were.
[delivered by Judge James T Hairball.
State Deputy Conner. of Bridgeport,
and Representative Dr. Hiram B
Went. :1 “ 1 ‘ ‘ ‘""'
f: A special meeting of the local eerie
{will be held 110111, Wednesday evening,
at; which time a class of forty-live can:
“”0“ ’e‘ dldatlas will be initiated. ,
~91” no | The committee on the coming ball ‘
. reported last evening, [that everything
”in wall chunk along in fine shape. and
., ,t. that Muller's affair promised to be
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oousLmo TORPEDO ourpb'r.
WASHINGTON, Feb. sis—orders“
were given today to doub ‘ he on
at equipment for Or
my Daniels asked
Secretary Dante
the first order at
plant: will save .00
Union Pacific rose more1
the 1111; plus. at the Norwalk alleys adlan luciflc 3 and specialties 1 to 2.
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BLG STA MP SPECIALS
xoo Stamps with I can Baking Powder ............. 50¢
:5 Stamps with 1 bottle Extracts .................. 25¢
20 Stamps with I can Cocoa . . .................. 20¢
so Stamps with 1 can Klecn Sweep ........... 25¢
:0 Stamps with I pkg. A&P Oats .................. 10¢
10 Smmus with 1 can Lye ................. ..1’0¢ _
losumpswithxbottloAmmOnio...f .......... “Cum
IO Stamps ~With: bottle Biuing .. . ............. 10¢ '
xoStamuswithrcan Spices............' ........... 10¢
10 Stamps with I pkg. Corn StarCh . ............. 10¢
:6 Stamps with 1 pkg. Washing Powder ...... 18¢
i0 Stamps with 1 pkg. Currants ........... . ........ 3‘
Great A. &P. Tea Co.
124 Washington Street
was-recur STEEL FINALLY
.' * ARRIVES
The temporary foundation for thel
arch from pier 10 in Westport, has!
_boen put in place during the last few'
days and the work of pouring con:
crelo will be started within a few
days. . A large gang of men has been»
at work for the last few days placing
the large steel girders inpluoo for the
draw of the new bridge. Several other
carloada of steel have arrived during
the last few days and the majority of
the steel work for the draw is here
now.
After the nice] work has all been
set up the concrete pouring;1 will be
started. All the iron girders will be
surrounded with cement. it will take
at least 30 days after ,the concrete
has been poured before the forms can
be removed and the state engineers
‘ngum that it will be at least a month
after that before the bridge will be
ready to turn over for use. The Elec-
tric Light, Company has finished-«he
work of installing the wiring on the
bridge for the arc lights.
1 WILL SAFEGUARD BANKS
WASHINGTON
oral Reserve Board has taken steps to
1safeguard any member bank threat-E
1611911 by a run by foreign- born depos-
liters and will aid any bank in the
country whose stability is thus threat-
ened.
Nonmember banks needing aid to
meet such a. run, it is understood, may
receive it indirectly» from the board
through member banks. ’
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Wall to. High Sis
in. v. CHAUFFEUR HEAVILV FINEfi“
1an lliinols marker on the car and he
11‘.eb 8.——The Fed-I '
Burrowe 5 Hum Pool and f
Now 011 Exhibition at This Stu
t . (I A practical billiard or pool table with full. equipment. a L
1' a very moderate price. Easy payments if desired.
' Com' m and see themaor send for illustrated folders.
RAYMOND 81 SON
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Machine Was Supplied With Midterm
of M 8mm, But None Com. ..
plied With Law
WESTPOJL Feb. 8.——Elmor I.
Rico of New York was arr-aimed lb:
fore Justice of the Peace flannel A.
Purdy yesterday afternoon: to m, :
to the charges of reckless m”
driving without an operator's lineups ,
and running a car on another mills”
registration papers. Rico was tonal—n
guilty and the fines and coins on till!
various charges amounted to 81*:
Friends of his from New York no“
the fine for him.
On Sunday afternoon Rice was doing '
ing a large touring car which crash .
ed into a telephone pole at the foot'ffl
the State street hill detour. Th7 '
car was considerably damaged in Lb
accident. Henry Sturgco clalmod' M
the machine struck him befom it M.
the pole and it in understoOd M
Rico agreed to buy a new suit 3‘.
overcoat for the man as the on:
which he was wearing at the tlm &
the accident was ruined. Rios m
also had a set of New York markers ‘
lunder the front seat.
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PERU MAKES Cl AIM. ‘ .
IliiA, Peru, Feb 8.——The Peruvian .
Govemment today instructed its min.
ism at Berlin to make a "
(1111111 on the German Government?”
the sinking of the Pemvian sail!“
wesscls Lei-ton, which, occurring
the official British account of ,
sinking, was torpedoed: inside Sum
15‘ territorial water. on m
while on a, voyage from Calm.
Table
Funeral Directors Normal
In
opuroprlatl ,
phl'iidness lie-increased to .,
The- club ‘
,eouit meat; .1
“3““ 850,000.00!) m Mamas. 1* .1
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