0*
WANTED. ’
Advertisements
*W ’4 MINA W-
0.... O. .9
Mose.
1'0 LET. l
WANTED~A GIRL FDR GENERAL?
htni>£*\\‘ul‘k. Apply '5 Crescentfl‘eruoo.l
£15 3i.
3
’—
WANTED—A BOY TO DELIVER
orders at market, Call at 13 Cedar
Ismael. f
WANTED—A SAIJYSDADY IN A
dry goods stoic. Apply to A. Dicker
man & Son. 1
_.- 11
WANTED —— ASSISTANT ' noon ‘
kwlwr. For thriller parlil ohm; il- l
quire 01; South Main street. f13 3U
First street, East Norwalk
15 at of Chas. Ferris (lemtral Food Co.
prm emcms,
Spring street.
To LET~3 ROOMS APPS CEDAR
treet. Applyon praises. or call 3'10.
115 3c
ro LET—1 ROOM House for so
inquire
114 3t
To LET—FIVE ROOMS Wl’I‘H IM-
2 minutes from trolley. ,
lent cheap. inquire alter 6 p 111.23
Elizabeth stnzet. til (it
To LET~2 APARTMENTS AT 55
6 rooms on first floor
WANTEDH Pup-r5531 “dime, AND u}th improvements, 5 rooms on see-
alteration hands. Apply at
Paris and floor with improvements
Inquire
Cloak & liillincry Store. 33 South 0‘ Mrs R Tarlov. 16 Grove street 01;
Main street, South Not-walk.
WANTED—FAMILY IRONEil,
ply Nulelk Steam Laundr) 4‘3
.Qllt‘l‘l.
AP- ‘
Day
r
:'['1’3 1."
29 Myrtle street, rent :13.
“3 3t J ii. Leste1, 7 Lorena street.
Norwalk, Conn.
[53 all
TO LET-HOUSE 0F
i
5 ROOMS
Inquire of
llast
WANTED —— EXPERIENCED FE
male bookkecpci and stenogxnphcr,
(permanent position, good salary.
dress box F.
WANTED - HIGHEST PRICES
paid for household goods of all kinds.
Second hand goods for sale.
‘ K. Finch
'l‘el. Con.
5.--._..~ ..—..
WANTED—OLD FALSE
6’: (10., 12 Madison street
fl2 0t
Public apartments
lic auctioneer and appraispr. A share at 84 Woodward avenue Tel 385-4 or 7 MAIN ST
of the public patronage soliritcd J. 473%
house of six rooms and bath, all
TEETH. movements.
i
To LET~ArrnAcrivnw Flilbl
Ad- nished room near bath. all modern con-
113 3t veulencos, Call No. 12 Hamilton ave
nue. '
Phone 1702-12. {13 3t
1
TO LET—~14 ROOM AND 2- 3 ROO‘I‘
lrupr ovciucnls. lnquiml
113 3t
l
To LET-41ml: SIDE 011‘ DOUBLE‘
im-
Apply on premises. No.
‘mum-o”
Cards, Menu Add
.5 this no. MM “Words or
iron» Blocking «Cap: Double Price.
‘4 ‘V
. street.
'11:me _5o.r week
. A‘.A‘A~A-VA A-A.._..L
FOR SALE.
Pedals—w BUCKEYE mou-
lnlnr. almost new, 10 dollars. Phone
321-2.
W‘v“ ** .55on M
Mrs
only woman baseball president known
1.; the game, has Just-obtained a di-
vorce from her husband. She charged
~ FOR SALE—1 MITCHELL ROAD-
stcr in A 1 shape Firestone demounl- cruelty .and she proved 5‘ t9 the satis-
able rims and. extra tire No reasons i r “m“ “f a S‘- Louis 00““ by Show-
ble offer refused Inquiie 3 (chal ting ”‘3‘ on one 0663530“ M“ hus-
street. T011834 b.1nd.Schuler P. Britlon. whom she
- uni-milled to be president of the St.
FOR SALE~ 4100313110111) FL‘RNI- Louis Cardinals fora time, held his
tur'e. Must be sold within a wse-ek’ , liuhlftl (Jill' so near a deveuport
time. On account of death in 111 lam-£11m, so.» had to take it away from
lly, I am leaving town. Mrs‘Annni 11111 :t‘or fear he Would cause a; fire
MacDounell, l3 Bayview avenue. ill 3t. 'l‘h
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1N
Taylor Pineal
_._.. j. W 31111111 11111 111113
FOR 8ALE~ASL BARREI.S,1 ”mmv QUINI'H
lined with galvanized iron. Last lite'
Playing a game which swept the
time Three sires, price 25c up. South
Norwalk 0) slot Farms Co., 140 Water
opposition all its feet in the. second
FDR sALEwg FAMXLY HOUSE, 10 half of the contest, the Jasperleam of
rooms with all improvements for each: the miller“ Leone routed “18-- Dan-
family. Property in East Norwalko bury-quintet 135‘ evening in the 1"“th
FOR SALE-MILCH COW
quire of Joint .. \iontcilh,’
l
l
l
l
14.ch lioéanw untluu, the ' ‘
.c are seven other baseball presi- I
Price $2 .000. Estate to be settled city. by the more or 31 to 20. “Chris"
Ask 101111 1.11.... .......
and was opposed by Leo “alone, who
NORWALK held down the pivotal position for the
Real Estate-élnuursnce “”9“”
A The first half was very close. and
was marked by last playing on both
sides In the last session.
the Jaspers hit their stride, had liter-
ally ran away with the *Beantonners
i
however, 1
'For Unto-data dBW'CGoCIH ';
FRED H. GANUNG.
Don't matter it broken. I pay $1.00 2 St. Johns street, East Norwalk 1.
m $5.00 per set. Mall to I. Mazcr,‘ “3 31‘- ‘; Funom Director and Embol Connery to general expectations,
2007 S. Fifth street, Philadelphia, PM . Otfico and RBIMOM}. “Chris" Leonard jumped center for}
Will send cash by retfirn mail. is 121‘ 'ro LET—4.0m FOR SM 11.1. no, .5 ""9“"90‘ Palm“?- PM “my “‘8‘“ ““31
w *-_, ,_.... M, tory Storage purposes, 39mm], lo-i .j; 66 So. Mam 5L. 89.1Nomlo Non-walk management was informedi
WANTED—T0 111.11 ALI. KINDS calcd. Inquire Lawrence Agency, 15, ' 1 ' by WOW“ ““1”“ ”ml ”9 "a"
of cattle. Best p1 was paid. Extra SouthrMain street. through with Donbury, and would play
i
prices for calves. il. Friedman, 35 Ely,
avenue. Tel. 1151. 120 ll’
T0 LET-DARGFL FINE SHEA“!
W. . --_.._-.,.._._._.: heated rooms suitable for society hall
with antemoms, closets and toilet, the1
[fill N0l|Ct
United States
of Connecticut.
By virtue of of an order of sale is-
sued out of the United States district
court for the district otConnecticut,
on the 9th day of February, 1917.. no-
tice is hereby given that I will sell by
public auction, for cash, on Wednes~
‘ day, the let day of February. 1917,
at one o'clock 1). n1. at SouthNorwnlk.‘
in' said district, the steamer “Rose-
mnrshal's sale, dis‘ 1
Iialc,” her engines, boilers, machinery”? to] $2 50 week up.
apparel nppurteuance‘sinow. Dining room open.
boats, iacklc,
lJacoby building. South Main strum,
{See J. B. Lawrence, agent, 15 Soutbi
'Main street.
A..-
1
TO LET—STONE fiousu. onset
ory Boulevard Modernimmovemeutm meg, pgy while looming.
barn.
trees.
East Norwalk. Apartments 200 Wash-
ington street, East Norwnlk nud
Chapel street, Nurwalk.
South Main street Tel. 60.
chicken house, garden and fruit
Store 207 Washington street.
39
inquire 64
To LET~RO0MS AT THE BRIS
Get first choice-l
and furniture, as she now lies at the
steamboat wharf, Water street.
l
(‘lillSld'l‘FRIELD C. MIDDIJEBROO‘K. MAIN STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BY.
U. S.Mursl1nl.’l‘ill‘l SPERRY & HUTCHINSON CO..ial the annual fair of the
{WILL BE FOR RENT FROM APRIL lodge N.
Deputy U. S. Murslialgl, 1917: THIS IS AN UNUSUAL OP-'ing They presented a pleasing appear-
;PORTUNITY T0 SECURE A VERY‘flnCe and the flight was greatly enjoy-
! LARGE STORE IN A MOST DESIR— ed by the huge crowd present .A large
disJABLE LOCATION.
[ B1111}. 140 'WASHINGTON STREET.
by TIMOTHY E. HAW'LEY.
- Hartford, Conn, Feb. 10,1917
M
United States nmt‘Shul's sale,
trirt or Connecticut.
TO LET-TIIE STORE ON'NORTH
J. IRVING :DIB-
l
l
By 1irtuc. of an order of sale issued
out of the United States District Court' T0 LET—LOFT IN SWARTZ & 1301““ the out-of-town lodges attend
for- the district of Connecticut. on Corbett 13100“. containing 5000 square 9“ the fair
1917: nicet of floor space with light on all be CO‘VbOYS and COWEirls in costume.
\ the 91h day of February,
. notice is hereby gll on that I will seill aides
. by public auction, for cash, on Wed Steam heated.
uesday, the let day of February.‘
Olrs freight elevator service,l
‘For.l'urther particu-
lars npuly at the Office oi The Old
1917. at one oclock p. 111., at South Well Cigar Company
Norwaik, in said district. the steam!
boat "Eiizabeth,’.’ her engines, boilers,l
”machinery, boats, tackle. apparel, ap-
_ purlenaucesnud monitor-meson now
“ lies at the‘steamboat wharf, water%
‘Hnstleet '
CHESTER-FIELD C. MIDDIEBROOK
U. S. Marshal
by TIMOTHY E. HAWLE‘Y,
Deputy U. S. Marshal.
Hartford Conn. Feb 10; .1017
W
' NOTlOE
District ' Norw‘n’lk ss Probate
court, Febru‘zn 14, A. 11,1917.
Whereas. written application has
- been made to this court- for the admin-
slou to probate of n cerium millet;
instrument as and for the will -0
Ma1y J. Benedict of Norwaik, in said.
district, deceased.
Ordered. thn‘ suid application ,be
heard and tic-term ued at. the iProbate‘m
l
K
(mice, in Norwalk, on the 23111 any oil ‘ 1
February, *1917, 2 o'clock, wallow
moon; and that public notice thereof] .
._....__.J
BUSIN ESS NOTICE.
,-
NOTICE
Trucking id! all kinds lougdlstance
moving. automobile trucks to suit all '
122 ~Wat6r .
purposes. B. Hershfleld.
street—1‘10 6t
PAINTING PAPER- HANGING
decciniiug, palnter’ s supplies;
paper, up-todaln styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61 1- 2 Ely avenue.
2.!
Shine. With Power if
‘ io-Reut
For Light Manufacturing.
showman: Mfg. 00.,
.Norwalk Conn.
be given to all- poisons interested
'j , therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper hm mg .1 ciiculaticn in said
1.11.1.1, wt least five days below said
any or lied-ring ‘
HENRY W, GREGOBIY,
» ‘ Judge
l
lloutlne business was transacted
Fm...“ “QT.-.—
A regularmosflug oi“; the. Hospital
-h1mble Chili was held yesterday at-
term... , bomb or Mrs.~:Lostor
Hyatt, in Arc
seW‘ng seasi'nh‘
1.1 msincss was lrahkacted.
night ,al the regular jmoetlng' 1-13“ {fig eo'w 5b,, dud 3mg tonight
1 poor in the native coalu
to 'Mdnlsllti .
I .
walli 1
with Jasper, against the butters last
night. The New Yorker w~as Opposed
by Leo Malone, the slur chiller of the.
Scranton. Pa., team, but Leonard
scored three field goals to dinionc’s
'two. Leo‘s great 'wark against Non’
walk 11 week ago caused Danbury tons
to go wild over his pinyin}; and Mn
lone «11:11.1 so cordially received to Dan-
hury‘ on that night. that 'flbris"
WANT
OPERATORS UN SEWth MAUU
0!“! 0.
Pennsylvania aggregation played the
star game of the evening, gettin live
field baskets against George ‘Normnn,
the Danbury slur, and holding Norman
'1c0reiess. Ed Roach, Danbury's big
cuard got Sugcrmou as his special op-
ponent, and manged to hang up three
'field Baskets to the speedy i‘orward's
pair. Sclloen was outscored by Sed-
'ru.n, three to nothing, and boom-rd got»
throeticldbaskets to Malone‘s two.
Frank llllllrefereed the contest, and
got away withhis job in fairly good
shape The crowd was small however,
not over four hundred tans being in at-
Clucll, Peabody
& Co. inc.
L
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THE ELKS' FAIR
"‘Hnwaiiun Girls" in native costume
in one or the booths was an attraction
Norwalk
709, B. P. O. K, inst even"-
business was done last evening. There “‘11an? “‘9 "“9““ was as follows
was; dancing furnished by .Merrinm's ”WWW "‘ Jasper
' orrhcslra. Quite a number of the mem- Norman Scdrau
r. i.
This evening there wil V0“ Gal sugerman
I. f.
There will be a matinee tomorrow [Ronald Malone
'aitciuoou, the admission being free. C' .
. Roucll Fox .
Captain Mossmun 11nd Lieutenant.» 11;. Fr d n
l’euubur, of .thc Sixth Company, C. A :SChOM l , “3 ma
, _ g__
(3., will report tomorrow at the state
nrmory ‘in Bridgeport in company
with oil‘l’cers of the other const.ar- WASHINGTON Feb. 15...th Fed-
Ellery coutgohuiés of the state, and oral Fisheries Bureau today reported
1111 01 or t eir accounts to the supply that the total catch of fish landed at
officer The supplies w-‘iii then be re- New England ports in January amount-
turned to the officeis upon 11 memo. ed to 1.12 482. 073 pounds, valued at
r1. cript. ' about $505,033.
' NEW BENGLAND ‘FISH ‘OATCH
icln in. the Eastern League the com-
no; season This fact wa's learned *
lpallh from St. Louis, where the new
1.. .1 1mm H. Clarkin o! the Senators
got; .
holly and quit the upeOunly team gut:
Germans Sink Their Gtcalerl- Prize oi Submarine Warlarc
Bill ABSlElN Will
'lllNAlii HllellRD
Reaches Tenus Willi Owner James
llJihrkin
BILL
\‘1'llliamAbstcin,oi St. Louis, 110.,
“l” manage the Hartford baseball
in. '1 night bv way of 11 special dis-
manager made. the announcement
that he had come to terms with Own-
An effort to interview Owner Clark-
in on the selection of Abstein fair
the "role of manager this season wow
so futile, as Mr Clarklu was not at
how and was not expected to be
111' Illablc until some lime today‘
«.ll ymen, there is no doubt 3601’
rho uuuointmcnt o! Abstein and that
he ulll be seen leading the liurltm“.
abouts.“
”Mflxflwfi
.rOMMImL’GH
-1oStanrp-vithxelnspi¢°t
58mm1pkg. Ream
Wm
”mutton-hm
"-8va Mme...
1o Stamps-with 1 Fig.1»; Outta-n...” ....... .
sStampowithrcanfitouPobsh .................. .
5 Stamps with. 1 pkg. Wash Powder .............
5 Stamps with 1 pkg. Bflflng Soda .......... . .........
5.Stainps with I take Tar’Soap .................... ,
o..-
o-OOoI-lolool-ooltcol
on-eoo‘
anion
IIDQ‘VOUOI
.................
5 Blue.
Great A. 81
124 Washlngtou Street
03..
P. Tea Co.
: -j§ , . ‘ >
_ patient feature.
stands pro-eminent.
daily 1‘! true economy. Black,
and blue ..........
crocheted: Imps run with ribbon.
in Washington *St.
Phoenix Silk Hose
Phoenix Silk Hose is determined not only by beauty .of
dexture and ahapeliness, but also by durability. In that im»‘
PHOENIX SILK HOSE
It is so serviceable that to wear
....
Infants and Childroo’s Phoenix Silk Socks with
We have the agchy for‘South Norwalk.
J. “I. MALLETTZ
it .
white, taupe, brown, pink’ " " ,
------ 80¢ and $11.10hpai3
< han
Pink, blue and white,
50¢ “pair
E
South Nor-walk.
TODAY IN ’WALL. STREET. 3
NEW YORK. Feb. 15. (Wall Street.
10:30 a. m.)~—The increasing ..tcnsion.
in the . international situation was .re~ ;
ilected in the cautious and narrow
dealings at today's opening Repre‘
boll team on the diamond when the
season opous‘Tbursday, May 10, and
confirmationof thorcport by Owner
Clurlxlu will only he runner-up to that
fact. **
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
m
‘ John 'Fl'ood
though mainly lower, United States
Steel, Utah Copper and American
Smelling yielding halt a point each
with smaller recessions 101‘ “Mexican
etroloum and Western Union. Gen».
scuttlve stocks were little changed
Steamship
Tickets
BERMUDA *
FLORIDA _ * _
CUBA 'AND PORTO Rico
And ALL PARTSOF THE
WORLD ' '
\
mu Leather ups again active and
strong with the. Sugar issues, Cumin
eutal 01111. American Agricultural
John Flood. musician of company
Freedman, the crack guard of the a” 13¢ Reg Conn. Vol. Cam, died yes- New Haven made a slight recovery
lcrday at Fltch' 8 Home, in Noroton. at
the one Of 69 years mineral services
were held from the home'thls mom~
lug, at 9 o'clock, and interment was
in Spring Grove cemetery
. a",
ANNIVERSARY Of MAINE SINKING
WASHlNGTON,Fcb.15.~—The nun
teculh anniversary of the sinking of
the batllaslilp Maine, in lluvama hart
bor, was observed here today, iby the
decoration of graves of the ship's dead
sailors at Arlington,~ Nullonul coma
lery and exercises by patriotic and
military organizations. Spanish war
vetl‘xrnus held services at Furl Myer,
with the Cubnntminlster, Curios ‘Man-
he] do Ccspcdcs, the Commander
Chief, Daniel V. Chisholm. among'thc
speakers.
MOTHER GRAY’S POWDERS BENE-
FlT MANY CHILDREN
Thousands of mothers have found
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders an ex-
cellent remedy for children complain
ing of headache. colds, l‘everishuess,
stomach troubles and bowel irregu-
larities from which children suitor: dur
ing these days. These powders are
easy and pleasant to take and excel
lent results are accomplished by their
use. Used by mothers in 29 years.
Sold by druggists everywhere. 25
cents. ~Adv
.
s..-“ . ..._..J_.,.._..._-
'111‘
. grime—is taking hold o'fgyour system.
lien ending in grime In this case I
hove found Foley's Honey and Tar to
..- lntlammntion and. trees the air pas-
. sages (load an children. ~AdV.
Chemical and international Nickel
lrom its new monum, but calls its
gonerl weren signant.
WAlbL STREET, Noon.-Dullness
became more {renounced with the pro.
grass of the session, the-first hour‘s
trading aggregating loss than 100,000
shares.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. »m.-—'ll1o
1 record of many months ior excessive
dullness was broken dulu'ug today's
- noon hour, about 17,000 shares chang-
ing hands. Price movements were
“[1035 in Gas issues.
~-Tcnlght will be a big time at the
uiuly downwards, with especial hen -
. _......__....
HOUSEHOLD WOGDBN
WARE SAND LAUNDRY
HELPS ’
Ironing Tables, .Shitt {Bear
Wash Boards, Clothes
Clothes Pius, Laundry Stomach
Clothes Baskets, it!
Clothee Linc :Props,
Wood Fibre and
Wash Tubs, Round and Oblong,
Wash Boilers, ‘_ Wash .. 5
111111111 1.1.1..
I on.» 1009;
35 Wilmington 3t. sum ‘ ‘
Elks“ Fair. Out of town visitors ex- {
1
' pccted.
FREIGHT .INCREASES SUS- 1
PENDED.
WASSHlNGTON.Fb.15.—-Propos-5
cd increases of from 15 to 50 cents‘
per ton in freight rates on pig iron
ftom pinmingham and other southern
moduciug points to destinations -in
New» England- were suspended today.
A WOMAN’S EXPERlENCE WlTH
‘ onions .
When a cough Or cold “hangs on."
and you have aches and pains in,uryn
loint's dud muscles, it is likely that
Mrs. J. A. Rodgers, Switzer, S. C..
Says: “'I am susceptible to colds; of-
prev ent- " :to’r' bills ” This sterling
family emedy loosens "til-8‘ phlegm.
stops intuition, éllays soreness and
Boot, lron.&Wi-.
._ figwg
Bill Takes the Coke"
Sometimes my Ma gels mad at no
'fthn she wants errands (has.
'Cause I don t like to leave up
And think too much of fun. ‘
But when she comes out on the pot
And says so nice to me, »
Sou. can’t you go to the Monroe
And get some cake for ten?
1 allers speaks up lush as quiet .
And perlite as can lac—— .
l’d love to go to five Monroe
Andi getsome coke torzleu. ..
Tonic, Stimulant and
F. H. BAXTER
~ Drum: g
. .;:,:.
in“.
v \
‘THE‘RIGHT snowmen...
gives an air of luxuriou'
fort, refinement and .
taste that means all the difi'or
ence between .’an .a-fttllctiu
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