551:1
' "WEE-m. 1
WANTED~PEB10TH RAILWAY1
luau clerk examinations in Norwalk
I ‘ommence :75 month. Sample dues-i
lions free. Franklin Institute Dep't.
E83, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH.
Ziton't matter if broken. 1 pay $1.00
'0 $5.00 per set. Mail to L 'Mazer,
B007 IS. Fifth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
‘Vr'ili send cash by return mail. is fit
WANTED— YOUNG MAN AS
salesman and collector. Salary and
liberal commission. Apply S. S. M.
1:11, 12 P. 0. Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn]
is 31
WANTED—BRIGHT GlRl. FOR OF1
fire accurate in ordinary arithmetic.
. r
. a 11
110 per cent. bonus paid in addition to mend we“ 0‘” grocery 510' [1“ 1hundrod Ferris, 9 Van Zant‘ street, dertaking parlors in Main street. Re
1.]. Harrison Thompson will officiate.
criary. ii. Jacob 8: Sons. shoe manu-
i'tcturers, Beltien avenue. Norwaik.
f8 3t
-1
WANTED-A GIRL 15‘ YEARS 0R
over to work in factory office. Wages
$1” to start. Must be a good writer
and tigurer. Address "G" care of
Sentinel. 1
WANTED — COMPFTE‘NT Gilli.
tor general ho1rsework..'Appiy to Mrs.
'1". A. Van Burch, No. 13 Stevens
otrcct, Norwaik 1
WANTEb—TO 111:1' .111< KINDS.
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra!
prices for calves. ii. Friedman, 3.3 Ely
avenue. Tel. 115].
j20 if
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itt‘At NtiilCt
NOTICE 1
The linited States of America. diam
‘1 ill of Connecticut.
Whereas, on the third dav of Fib-
ntaly 1917, the Weohallken ih v Dock
Company filed a libel in the dietrict‘.
court of the United States for the dis- 1
trict of Connecticut against the steam-1
boat Elizabeth, her boats, tackle, 1111.1
mare] and furniture, in a cause of con-1
tract Civil and Maritime and wher-e
tIS, by virtue of process of law, to]
me directed, returnable on the 13111
ay of March, 1917. I hate seized audi
Itaken the said steamboat Elizabeth,
and have her in my custody. 1
Notice. is hereby given, that a dis-
trict court will he held in the United
States Court Room in the city
”Hartford, Connecticut, on the 5th
of March, 1917.111 noon tot trial of said
premises, and the owner or owuers,
and all persons who may have or
claim any interest, are hereby (ited to
lie and appear at the time and place-1
aforesaid, to show cause, if any they
”have, why a final decree. should
pass as prayed.
CHESTERFIELD C. MIDDIJGBROO'C,
1'. s. Marshall
per WILLLW .1 ii.\YiJS.1
Del). U. S. Matsi11al1
i\icssra.Alexande1 & Ash, 92 W11
11am street, New York city, Pioctots
1 for Libeliant.
NOTICE
‘ v‘Dihtt‘iCl of. Norwalk, as. Probate
court, January 31), A. D.. 1917.
Estate of.Aifrcd ll. Nickerson. late
01' Norw‘alk, in said district, deceased.
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
nix months from the date hereof for:
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
1hr 11 claims for settlement. Those
vho neglect to present their accounts
properly attested. within said time,
will be debarred a recovery. 1
r-ons indebted to said estate“ are re-
mie'sted to make. immediate payment
,to ‘ 1 1
LETTIE NIGKERSON.
Executrix
NOTICE -
District of Norwalk. 5.1. Probate
court, February 9,1A. D., 1917-.
Estate of Charlotte L. Wasson, late
of .‘jorwalk in saiddistrict, deceased.
Whereas, written appliCattog‘ has
been made to this court'by the admin-
istrator of said estate. praying. for
reasonstherein set forth, for an order
authorizing and empowering him to
as" the inventoricd real estate of said
"estate:
‘Ordcrcd. that said application be
’lreard and'determined at the Probate
office, in Norualk, on the 16111 day of
February, 1917, at 10 o"c10ck. forc-
moon: and that public notice thereof
11c. given to all persons interested
herein by publishing this order in 1'1.
new spap'er haying a circulation in said' 1'1'11' 11m to go to five Monroe?
district,‘ at least five days before said
clay of hearing
HENRY W. (illEt;K)lt‘i“I~
80005508
Adrertiscments.
(5A.-.
on this page. Mme Words or
Mose-MM so. 1 week
1,1115. W «Oops Double Price.
A,“.‘
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A. .5.‘A,.W. ‘A‘A_I n‘
town not; me
T0 LET—TWO ROOMS TO RENT1 FOR SALE—GOOD WORK HORSE.
furnished or unfurnished, all modern “my, Great A g, 1: Tea Co 124 Wash-
conveniences, hot water, steam heat 11181011 51,991 {8 3t
and electric lights Apply Apt. 19.1
Keeler building f9 31 FOR SALE—NEW HARD 41v
A! A.
t
00D
Eshould convince even the most depth
[cal that mine is a medicine of supe-
.me. When they first began to come
TM! WM” unions-t I'm]! 1. me.- m. 0“ wk :re hub;
made 11y flannel Conn. motor-In. m I! and l on fooling hm" m1
0' 108 Court ML wut u‘m' ally. 1 notice that my appetite has
improved and l digest my food better.
My work does not tire me as much as
it formerly did because i have more"
strength.” 1
Tanlac. the National Tonic, which is
composed of puns vegetable ingrodi- 1
cute, starts by aiding the digestive or-1
guns to do their work properly. Pure
-110: merit.
“Not long ago I became affected
with boils," he says "They covered
my neck and arms and nearly disabled
.1
out I recognized them no danger sig-
160313, Suits: 81 Dresses»
South arm-walk
FINA!» ‘ CLEARANGE OF
. ~130Mb
$6.00 . ............................. NOW $3,415,
auto body. ‘Built for Ford delivery. pain of impure blood and began to
TO LET—‘5 RDONNS- WITH ALL Never used, will sell at a bargain Al< look around for something 10 check
Improvements ““1“” 3‘ 49 Chest so 1 set double harness and 1 open de- them.‘
nut street. f9 3‘ .1livery wagon. Apply A. F. Beckmannt “i read of Tanlac and began to use
&.Co City 1 the medicine. Since using 'l‘anlac reg-
1ularly l find that'my blood is getting
1
To LET-THE ALLEN
place, Rowayton.
DAUCHY
bITFEi.
1 movements,
1 rent cheap.
'MAlN
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All per- . .
Judge1 Tel 3167
Seven rooms bath, 1
improvements Rooms willbe Davered er 3 years old, 12001115 3 runabouts,1 DEATHS AND FUNERALS NorthflDakotat—the bill granting suf-
to suit tenant.
Phone. 1085-12.
'Apply 2 Center street
f9 3!
TO LET~ltOOMS, 8 BURB ANK1
street inquire on premises. f8 8t
TO LET—5 ROOMS ‘NO. 8 RAY
122 “Tater
[.3 u{1
l
1
TO LET—UNPURNISHED FRONT‘
room, with steam heat, large and sun
11y rooms {01 iiglithousekeeping. 211
Union street, South Norwalk. (W est
our). ‘ £8 3t11
quite ofB.Hel'5i1field,
TO LET— THREE ELEGANT FUR-1
nished 10011115 in private family, welit
heated, electric lights, bath and tote-1
phone. Just out of business thorough-1
tape. Address X,ca1c of Sentinei.1
f8 31
TO LEwa'DONE IlOUSE, GREG-1
ory Boulevard. Modern improvements 1
bar-.11 chicken house, garden and fruit
trees. Store 207 Washington street 1
East Nor-walk. Apartments 209 Wash-
ington street, East Norwalk and 39
Chapel street. Norwnlk. inquire til
'South Main atroct,’ Tel. 601.
ROUViS ”Wl'l‘il i\l- '
2minutes from trolley.
inquire after 6 p. 111., 23'.
f6 ":
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To LEI—~SMALL COTTAGE AT 3‘-
Cottagte street. Suitable for tWo peo '
pe. Call on premises. 17 61.1
1
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TO LET-~15
ii liaabcth sheet.
T0 LET—ROOMS ATTHE‘ 131113-
tol $2.50 week up. Get first choice
now. llinjng loom open.
'ro LET—frat: sroan ION NORTH
sranm. now OCCUPIED BY
run srraa'v a nurcumsox co.
of 1W1”. BT‘ FOR RENT FROM APRIL 1
d;1y1l,]917.Tius IS AN UNUSUAL OP-
l
roarumrv TO 51.011111; .1 your
mama srouu IN 11 MOST ousra-
.1111.r.1 LOCATION. J. lRVlNG pm-
1111:, 1111 \vnsmxurox STREET.
TO LET-~L011‘T IN
SWA R'I‘Z
feet of floor space with light on all
sides. Otis freight clcrator servhicc
steahr heated. For further particu-
lars, apply at the otilce of The 01111
Well Cigar Company.
1
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WANT
“—“1
OPERATORS ‘ON ' SEWING Mauri-
tnes, pay while learning:
13111211111131.0111
811130.; 7813‘.
Tonic, 1 Stimulant and Appetizer.
F. H. BAXTER
fDr'og'gis‘t“
'1; n11
1 Bill Takes the Cake-
Sometimes my Mp gets mad at me '
‘Wher‘r‘ she whats errands done,
’Cause I don't like to leave my play
And think trio much of fun.
But ‘w‘hea ‘aire cornea out 011 the porch
Anti says so. 'irice to me,
8011; can't you go to live Monroe
A1111 get some cake for tea?
llers 5 aka up just as quick
1And den 5 a5 ca d‘be— .
Mud get some! cake for tea.
T he Banner Bakery
.5 Monroe street
‘ rooms with all improvements for each
I Bridgeport
&1
1Corbett block, containing 5.000 squarc1
1.
. the charges of extortion and incompe-
111.191.11.118. Wine.
, generl officer dur
FOR SALE—HORSE, GOOD WORK-1
1 top buggy, genuine buffalo robe-14,1
1 heaVy single harness. Stewart Farm 1.
-West Notwalk. f7 611
FOR SALE-EGGS FOR HATCH-
stock. $1.2 per setting. $9.00 per
.lCast Norwalk.
4
FOR SALE—2 CARDOADS 05‘
horses just arrived 1 car fresh, 1 car
of seasoned. They consist of thatched
pairs and business horse‘s,w191ghiug
front 26 to 38 hundred. To be sold at
reasonable prite. Shannon Sale &
1i-‘lxchnugc Stable. 16 HaWthorne street, 1
Stamtord.
1
FOR SALE—2 FAMILY HOUSE, 101
family. Property in 12115111011111.1111,
1l’rice $2.600. Estate to be 513th
Ask John T. Hayes
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
.
BUSINESS NOTICES"
IN
Madam
CLAIRVOYANT ~— “HEN
call in and see
Carr, she will tell you something to -
your adrantage, speaks 7 languages,
28? William street, Bridgeport, Conn.
MASKS, WIGS, WHOLESALE, RE-
taii. Costumes for masqueradcu, min-
strel shows. Write for price list.
lielchardt Costume Co., 71111 street,
Marks Place, New York city. is lit
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating,' painter's supplies; wall
paper, up-to-dato styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given.
11ch solicited. Tel. 400.
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
.-\lexandt-r
. . . . . .,
jiflFor Up-to-dato Service 'Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Vun‘eral‘ Director and ‘ Embllm.
15‘
113111
. L1
Office and Rcs‘ldeneo
. Telephone 904 1
54 80. Main 81., So. =Norwuflf
WENCK HEARtNG is CLOSEDv
Defense Decides Not To Bring More
Witnesses Before Lord
ALBANY, Feb. '9.—-The hearings on
trace in office which have been lodged
Trial on; 11
yesterday's final
,_1ge5t of the railway
: batted 011 the recovery
film in the second hour.
. ihcuvy with a further recession in Art-1
klodt‘rehch .1'.a
Benjamin c.15km
Benjamin C.Eka11 died yesterday
morning, at his home 18 1:2 Grand1
',street at the age of 79 years. Funen1
1ing Rhode Island Red blue ribbon :11 services will be held this evening 11013 my congratulations on the. pass-
1age by the legislators of that state
at 8 o'clock from P D. Stan-nard 5 un-
and interment will be made in Niack.l
N, Y
Mrs. Elizabeth Flynn
Elizabeth, wife of the late David
1Flynn, of Westport. died at the home1
of her daughter, Mrs. John Cation, 481
Cedar street this afte1noon.Notico
of funeral given later.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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WALL STREET, 10:80 a. m.~Ex- 1
treme caution was reflected in the
course of prices during today's early
trading on the Stock Exchange. Initial
quotatons showed few changes beyond
fractional limits, but secondary offer-
ings were mainly at low levels. Unit-
ed States Steel, 11 point from its top
price. with one to almost two points
for Lackawuuna Steel and 1 1-1 for
Bethlehem Steel "rights." Other hea-
vy features included American Wool-
en, Industrial AlcoholpAtlantic. Gulf
and West indies and Central Leather.
The trend of foreign bonds was seen
in the Weakness of Anglo-French 5's.
which broke all previous low records
at 91 1-8.
WALL STREET. \‘oon ——l1‘r0m the
case with which prices rallied, it was
the general opinion that the irregular
declines after the. opening were. main-
ly due to short selling. lndustrtals;
comprising the Steel. moon and pop
tar equipments soon 1050 to or above:
figures.
Marin-c Preferred. Central 1
Pittsburgh Coal People a Gas lost 8
Jugs. Pacifics and Atchiaon were stron-z
issues. Trading
with stagna
Bands were
WA! i. STREET, 1. 30 p. in. -Steel
yielded all its forcnoon gain later and
Rails 1c1ersed their earlier course
with Coppers. Rubber. Beet Sugar
and American Car were one to three
points lower. Local tractions also
developed further weakness.
‘
againet'Frederick 1A. Wenck, chair-
Governor Whitman's legal
who has been acting ' as special com-
missioner to‘take testimony. There
was to be one final session in Albany
tomorrow, at which the defense was
to bring forward two more witnesses,
abut Morris is. Hirschberg, Wenck's
counsel, notified Commissioner Lord
today that it. had been decided not to
put. these two witnesses on the stand.
"The lawyers will be1xalloed until
next Thursday‘to file briefs and than
Commissioner ' Lord will, report to the
”Governor his findings in the matter.
yw———.—-—.—‘ .
PRESIDENT'S- FLAG DISPLAYS!)
Today being the anniVersary of the
birth of Major General William E.
Harrison, the ninth president of the
United States, Lieutenant Telfair M.
Minion displayed at his residence, 1%.
72 West avenue, the president’s flag
and also the national flag 0:1813.
containing fifteen flare and fifteen
stripes, as General [Harrison was a
tile War of 1812.
' ”ill dgsp‘lay on
12th, . Lincoln' 5
mentcnaut 'fiint
Monday, February
a national flag which was floWn from
his git-attaching "residence in New
York‘ 'city during the war of the Rebel-
. lion from 1861 i701 118815.:
On February. 225d Washington's.
. birthday he will display the, presi-
no. flag and also the flag of the
United Ooionles of America in 1776
t11lo111ary W1:',17771—1783.
man of the State Athletic Commission,1
, has'beon closed, according to a state-
mom made today by Franklin B. Lord,»
advisory
birthday”. the president's flag and 111501
and the na‘lonal flag of the Revolrt- -
I Connecticut'suf-’
1 trage News
Connecticut is taking part'tn the
nation-wrdc enterprise __arranged by
the National Woman Sunrage Assoc-
‘iauon for the week‘bcginninz‘: Febru-
ary 19; The plan is that a special
sultrage issue of one of the newspap-
ers in 011e'town“or city in may coun-
ty should be'published that week. “.A
suilrage special edition in every coun-
ty throughout the length and breadth
of the United States is the aim or
the National Suffrage Association.
is hardly likely that this aim will bIe
'tuliy realized; In fact there are many
ectt‘utle‘s in "the " United States 'in
which there is hot: 11 ‘eingleudaily
newspaper issued. But undoubtedly
there will be ‘a larger publication of
suffrage news and suffrage features
in every state of the Union than has
ever been seen before in the history
of this or any- other country.
The ncw5paper editors and publish
ers in thit 511‘ to are taking a warm
interest in the entemrisa‘: and 'are'
offering hearty co operation“ -wlth‘the
suffraglsts.1 Arrangements are not
'yet complete for these isssueskbut it
is safe to say that'llter'e hill bot be
a spot in Connecticut where a. special
aunt-age edition of one of titer ewe
papers commonly circuldt‘cd .
town or city will not make“!
ance at the appointed timer"
11. taking a warm interest in the
pi-go restt of wohian suit-rage. the: Pros
ident‘s example will stimtllittb not
only the members of his arm party
but all Americans. Proaident’Wil
aou 5cnt 11 11103911011301! ' litter or do
graiulatton to M
were
.Jauuan and the early weeks of Feb-
with 0115.1
.cathcr and"
111 ml. and Miss Kathelino Mullen. or'
,. points on publication of the natural re- 1 \li' __.
- port showing a large decrease in earn
‘ feverish‘ne‘ss.
$10100 ............................ Now 34.91 _ 1
$12.00 ............................ NOW 57,95
$15. 00 . ...................... NOW $10.00"
$18. 00“. ......................... NOW 512 95‘
£24.00 ........................... N1 111' $14 95,,
blood then flows through the veins
and good health follows.
Taulac is now being specially in
troduced at H. A. Head's Drug Store,
South Norwalk.—Adv.
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it go to the women of North Dakota
on the same terms as it. is enjoyed
by the women of Illinois. “May 1
. SUITS '
express to you- and your organizer A .
",tl0l «rote President Wilson, “its 1 ‘ YOUR CHOICE OF ‘ANY SUIT IN THE STORE AT
well as to the Women of berth Da ,' ONEQ'I'ALF PRICE.
Pick out any suit in our store and pay us one-half the
regular market price.
DRESSES
$6.00 . ......... .. ................... new $3,951
$15.00 ............................. NOW $9195
$18.00*“) $2500.»: ............. now $12.95
I
of“ 1. bill granting to the women of
the state the right to vote for presi-
1dcntial electors and for municipal,
(‘i"((‘lS. As you know i have a very1
real interest in the extension of the
suftragc to women and i feel that
every step in this direetion should be
i‘. uplauded '
The women will certainly applaud
wrtb the utmost heartiness and sin-
cerity the step that President Wilson
1111,3111 take in urging upon Congress
the immediate passage of the Susan
B. Anthony amendment. This would
tell more for the nation wide progress
"ol woman sumage than anything that
«an possibly be done by the individ-
ual states.
Much active suffrage work is go-
ing on at the present time in Bridge-
port. Miss Grace Murray is at pres-
ent acting as organizer in Fairfleld
County under the supervision of Miss
Rout-a Rees the County chairman
Miss ltuutzileea and Miss Murray
planned a series of suffrage meetings,
one 01 two in each ward of the city
to b: held during the latter part of
.-
Charge Accounts 01111113111
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“You Never Pay More at Mintzs.
mmmmmm WW:
Shoe 1 Sale» fer"
Saturday. Only.
.We Have Thieethindrcd P‘a‘fi
1. of? Menis Dark-M1101; any; (30 1,
Shoes in All Styles -
VALUE $4
SanzPrice ‘lor‘fSaiurday‘
~111Y $ :-
Big: Reduction: iné'MEnis aSiiits
anddivcrc’oats
ruary, and these meetings have been
moat successfui‘snd have resulted in
an immense stimulation of suffrage
sentiment in the city. A large num-
ber of new suffrage workers have
been enlisted. Women who were be-
iiev era to woman suffrage but not no
the workers have begun to feel that
it is not enough to beliete and have
gone heartily to work.
T111 speakers at. these meetings
1111 included Mrs. Thomas N. Hep-
burn, President of the» Connecticut
1ii'r-1nan Suffrage Association, Mrs. M.
11‘ llcnnett thctrcashrer: M15.Annic
i’orritt, the secretary; and other1
11111 mbPrb of the executive board. as
11:11 as ,. number of other speakers.
A number of the local ministers have
.-l1owu th mselres friendly to the
"'udzer in New Haven County and
Murrm have done much of the
hardest pint of the work. Dr. Val-
‘eria H. Parker of the Connecticut
'Soclety of Social Hygime has also
flutlkt‘ll at some of the meetings.
.\ii ddlcsex County is also having a
111mm of suffrage meetings. Last
Tuesday there was a meeting in Deep
Rittt and next Tuesday Chester is to
have- a suffrage meeting. The work
in this county is under the chairman
sht". of Mrs.’ Sam. Russell, J12, who is
11111111: extraordinary success to stir-
r1111: up interest in woman suffrage.
hits. A. E. S. Taylor who is one of
the, most active suffrage workers in
Coirncctlutt and is chairman of Lit-
chiicld County. in the C'. W. S. A., has
been laid off work for sereral weeks
1tlirough illness. She now announces
1 th it she is ready for work again, and
1:15 snow and weather conditions per-
'mit there. Will be. fresh activity in
1 Litchtieid County. The northern pint
of the state is difficult of success.
in the winter, and except for the'
main line. to Springfield, railway
communication is bad all through the
year. in the urimmet 8 is possible '
to reach the towns by road; but in
winter many ‘of the towns are pretty
nearly isolated. In Winter therefore
sufirage work is always most active
in the cities and in the towmt on the" " '
railways. ‘ 1
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1 1111111 0111111
Bath-1;;
Hours ' .-._ 1
Relief comes instantly: ,
A'dose takenevery two hours until
three doses‘nre taken ‘irlli‘ ‘end ' grippg‘
misery and' bré’ltk'tups sterner-111a“: .
either in 'the head. chest, body or
limbs
It promptly opens cloggedup 1105-.
trlia and air passages in the has
stops nasty discharges or 11056 ru
111mg, relieves sick headache, ,dulines , ..
acre throat, sneezing, ~
1' hardness nnd' stiffness.
Dent stay stuffed- -upl Quit blowing
and shuffling! Ease your throbbing
hedd! Nothing else‘ in the world gives kindly isentt uflowera and showed their1o°mme one of .11., 1
such prompt relief as 'Pape'a Cold sympathy and remembrance in the‘ ment stores in New Eng
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Overcoat‘s 1
Value. $15 Sale Price 1
$12 Over-coats
Boy 5 Mackiaavrs 1
Vhiue $7 Sale Price 3 98
.-,It on :pay. You “to: see. our rue-retro _
befotc‘buytug elsewhere
1 Lotus AiVI‘lC
-“Pape’o eofd Compound" ‘Ends
Colds or Grippo in a Few:
S‘q “1" ad
t
cents at any drug store. it acts with. iron moulders of the Lockwood Mfg. {0113,1111 “011,319 cam,
‘ . 1.1m beautiful wreath sent in
Norwalk Chronicler