on blame: wémvc -Word: or
Lea, 15c. 'l‘hrcc‘flmu. 50. 1 week
$1.00,. ammmrdcc.
WANTED.
WANTED—WALES T0 SEW
invoke and eyes on dresses. Also
girls over sixteen torVexhtminihg. $1 a
jay. Royal Manufacturing Co, 85
Mahiogton street. 1 m-
WANTED—CUSTOM HATCHING. 5‘ 99‘ “’1’" 0“ mews“ °’ “3” 370-01 driving horses. also a sound 1ouug
.Also baby chicks for sale or any “5 3 “Filing horse suitable for a lady to
wrath, at Maplegrove Farm, Southl drive, andarubhcr- tiretlrunabo andl
'iNorwalk. Tel. 1089. fit; at 7° LET—7 ROOM HOUSE AT 39 harness. Raymond, Street 35011!
First street, East Norwalk. Inquire Tokeneke, Darlen. . fill 31.
BUCKEYE of Chas. Ferris. Central Food Co. . Lt
[14 3t
Tog-ET- I 1 FOR SALE.
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T0 LET‘ATTRA‘CTIVEIJY FUR FOR SALE—ONE GOOD W
ORKI
nishedroomnear hath. nil modern con-,1lone suitable for delivery Wagon.
11131111211061.8111 No. 12 Hamilton avc— (3mg Inquire at Adams Express of‘
one. Phone 1102-11. 116 3A Alice or telephone 1251. its 3t
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WANTED—A SMAI L
incubator. Must be in good (-onditiond
and cheap Tel. 1956.
”.4
425200 in Weston. for 3650; 5 room
WANTED —~' EXPERIENCED FE- movements. 2 minutes from trolley.
male bookkeeper and sténographer iient cheap. lnquino after 6 p. m. 23
penmanent position, good salary. Ad- Elimilethbtneet iii 6t
dress lbox F, 1’16 3t
‘ - 1
room house 40 acres land and harn.‘
$3,000; 8 room house, 100 acres,
barns for $3,500 and all kinds of city
"nnd country property.
T0 LET—~19. APARTMENTS AT 55
WANTED—TO RENT BY lST 0F Spring street. ll rooms on first floor:
April, by small family or adults, house with improvements, 5 rooms on sec-
01‘ 6 or 8 rooms with all modern Vim~ 0nd floor with improvements. Inquire
movements, convenient to trolley. Ad- of Mrs. R. 'I‘urlov. 10 Grove street. or.
dress lock box 6114, South Norwalk. 'nal. ins-Vic. ‘
FOR SALE—210 BUCKEYE [SCU-
hator. almost new, 10 dollars. Phone
312-2.
FOR SALE—v1 MITCHELL ROAD
ster- In A l shape. Finentonc delnount-
able rims and critic tire, No reasona-
ble offer refused. Inquire 3 Cedar.
street. Tel. 1834. 1
FOR SALE-"HOUSEHOLD 131111va
WANTED”N‘EN WOMEN- ” 0“ To LET—{DEW you SMALL 1" AC
0191‘ $75 month. Government jobs. tory. Storage purposes, centrally to
i let positions free l’trite inim'edinte- called Inquire LawrenCe Agency, 15
17 Franklin Institute Dept. 28C, 30- ISmlth Main street. I
ohester, N: Y. . t
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WANTEWA GIRL FOR “GENERAL hemstfiglnxlfifilfilc gr icietymhall. 3m): 13““ be sold within 11 Weeks
bunseuork APPIYI 5 Crescent Terrace. with anterooms. closets and toilet. the me 11 account of death in the ram
“5 3‘ Jacoby building. South Main street.
See J. B. Lamence, agent. 15 South;
WANTLD-A BOY TO DELIVER Main 5m."
orders at market. Call at 73 Cedar
elmet.f15 3tI
WANTED—*A SAL-ES! Al)!’ IN A
ul'i goods store. Apply to A. Dicker-
mnn & Son.
111'. 111111 leuiiuz town. Mrs. Anna,
MacDonnell.13 Bayview aVemw. ill 3t
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FOR BALE—ASP. BARRE“
lined with galvanized iron. Met life.
time. Three silica, price 2131: lap. South
him-walk Oyster Farms (30., 110 Water
street.
'ro LET~STONIJ HOUSE. GREG-
Vory Boulevard. Modern improvements,
11m, chicken house, garden and fruit
.tre'ea. Store 201 Washington street,
111:11:11 N01 walk Apartments 209 Wash—
' ' lngton street, East Norwclk and 30.
' r u N
WANTED“ DRLSSSHKFRS A D Chapel street, Norwalit.lnqul1e 04
alteration hands. Apply at Putin
‘ 1 1 . e. .
cloak & Mlllincry Store. tlISouthIBIojlm MN" ‘f‘met T l .60
Milllletreet, South horwnlk. ' TO LED-ROOMS AT THE
~—— I . .
tol $2 .60 week up. Get first CliOlf‘O
_ A "1 o .
WANTED IIIGHFSI Pitt ES tnow; Dining room open
paid for household goods of all kinds. «I,
Second hand goods for sale. Publici T 0 LIST-THE STORE ON- WORTH;
lic auctioneer and nppraiscl. A share:
MAIN STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BYI
of the public putrouilgh solicited. J. 'TIIE SPERRY & HUTC'HINSON 00V“.
1 family
Il’ricc $2. 600. Estate to be omitted. .
”“1“ Ask John T. Haves l
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Real Estate-document I
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rm- opium oodles Call . 1
fr: VP‘ICI‘C“ & C” 1'3 ““1"“ 329:;me on roe RENT 1111011 APRIL
0- 011- 1.1917. THIS ts AN UNUSUAL 09- "5° ”- “AWN“- J
_ ._..._A. , - Funeral Director had Embll
'POR'I‘U'NITY TO SECURE A VERY
1, Wf‘NT‘EgrgLS. kZALSIh 3:121:32 LARGE STORE IN A MOST DESIR- 0m“ and Reqtdpnco,
0“. 011111 ' 1 :1 ,f‘ V 11 NM '0? |ABLE LOCATION. rilwmo DIB~ “when!“
"0 11. o W a“ ‘ a 0 " a" ' 131.112.1111 WASHINGTON STREET. 54 lo. min 111., 80. Norwalal'
200i IS. Fifth street. Philadelphin. Pa.
Will send cash by return mail. is 12t
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WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best p1 ices paid Extra
prices for calves. ll, 11 riedlnau, 35 Ely
avenue. T121.1151.120 ti
.._ . .—1.— ———»—- ”Mm —-J
TO LET—LOFT IN SWAR’I‘Z & —l
Corbett block, containing 5.000 squnro , I
feet of floor space with light on all . l
eldest. Oil's freight elevator service.
steam heated. For further p.11 tlcu
m..—
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lurs. apply at the office oi The Old
Well Cigar ficmpany. . .
DEATHS —AND_'FUNERALS.
Funeral of Dckctivesergcant
Motherland
the formal services of the
BUSINESS NOTICE.
b“ —
I NOTICE ,
Trucking of all kinds long distuncot
moving, automobile trur l1~ to suit nlll
OPERATORS 0N SEWING nauti-
1 Vince. pay while learning.
litiel
purposes. 3' He’shf‘em’ 122 Baler Detective Sergeant Thomas Leather-
‘ll‘l‘f'l- land were held this afternoon at 2. 30 l
i'oclock, trom St. Paul's church and y
PAINTING —~ PAPER- -liAINGINGiMVg~ mt" “Moog aw-nuw t f
- . . l leicga ions ere presen rom
decorating, painters upplies; 1111 ‘Vv‘elcome Stranger Lodge. No. 3 6 i
lb: 30 n. m. l—vtMeasurcs adopted by the
trict of Connecticut.
FOR “15-4 4300M HOUSE LOT out oi the United States District Court
to or the district of Cannecticut, on
‘70 LETUWVE ROOMS WlTH 11‘" .itotise with 1111111112112 1111111 for $800; 7 “‘9 9th a“ °’ “mm" 19”
2hr public auction, for cash. on Wed-
1917,11t one o'clock p 111.. at ficuth
Norwalk. in cold district, the Steam- I
boat “Elizabeth." her engines, boilers.
machinery, boats. tackle. apparel, ap-
purtenances and furniture, as she now
lies at the steamboat wharf.
street.
CHESTERFIELD C. MIDDLEBROOKII
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court. January 30. A 11.1917.
wllk. in said district, deceased.
.to .
VEW YORK..FeIl.V16 (Wall Street .
leading rpilroads"to,.relieve car short-u -
extended to a point or more in some
«1‘11 the Impeller issues, including U. .8
Sugars; Metals Central Lea-
. “; paper, 1111- 'lO-dllie styles, lowest prices. }b on: of St. George. Connexion Tribe',1& C0 Inc
. Ilstimntcscheerfully given. Trial m‘lNc. 32.1. 0. R. M. Cockenoe Hny' C, I
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexnlidcr'lot‘t,l. O. R. M. 0111' Brothers‘ Lodge. 1
“White. 61 1,-2 Ely avenue. N0 10 1005511393? Sisters R eyelid“ 9...“... We *
. -_, ' ._———i: .udg'e. No i 0 F. St. ohn's
m—K fiLOST. lining: No. 6. F. and A. ill" KahuosnITODAY IN WALL STREET
' ‘Dneampmcni, No 9 I. O 0 l" .“""l
V LOST—:TAN COLORED. PURSE V‘rxeigllbor Camp, Modern Woodmen of
Mormon. The local police deport-1
on Tuesday; in First District contain- 1. .1-111 attended the services in a body“
ed money and «stamps Finder plea” and delegations were also present age and freight congestion” eastern
return same to uptown Sentinel oi-V from the various banks or NorWKllepoints together with other overni ht
Ifice 30 Wall street. 119me 115 31 and from the city council Flora 3
IlliIcce; too nugnerttlu; to tmention. an
n o lungn cen eauy were con-1
. I"- Lauren M Allen has offered “’5" blinded by the various lodges
:1 reward ‘0 the WOOD perfecting' 4-119 which the detective had belonged by tional advances,
best signaling division. before next members of the local police depart-
1111111111111. 11 fine telescope which moan Tim, and by many blends in this
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be used to advantage in field work ‘ The “New in the church were‘SieeLe-
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Norwalk attorneys were in Bridgc- nominated by the Rev. Louis B Howl “11111-111111 other-{equipments and special-i
also manifested underlying
I‘OTt today, attending short (1318115313 ell .oI' St. Paul's church, and at themes
. strength. Shippings hardened only a
M move the Odd Fellows' services were
. “if,"
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of
w m a! a! an caller IV! Isis do
sued out of the onion .m dlltrict
com! for median-id a! mutant,
on the 9th day of Fem.-1917. no-
ticed: borehymnflwtivm can”
nubile auction. for $311,011 Wedncci
'day, the 21st day of Ilebrnary.1217.
at one o’clock p in at South Howells.
111 Cold district; the cinnamon-
data.“ her engines. boilers. machinery.
boats. tackle. apparel appurtenances
and furniture, as
steamboat wharf. Water street.
VGHEfiETFRlE-LD C. MIDDIJEBROOK. .
she now lies at the
U. 8. “what
by TIMOTHY E. iiAWLE’Y.
Deputy U. S. Marshal
Hartford, 001111., Feb. 10, 1917 V
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United States material’s sale, ding
By \iriue of an order of sale issued
notice is hereby given that I will sell
needay, the 21st day of February. .
water
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at popular prices.
"Al'rllllcnvrjlrw ' SPRING 11111155125
Street and Alteration models
Of Crepe De Chine, Crepe Meteor. Taffeta or Taffeta and Geor.
gotta combinations, embroidered; also clever Serge Dresses in
Tailored or Embroidered Effects. Shown in all the new colors
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STORE
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U. s. Marshal
by TIMOTHY E. HAWLEY.
Deputy U. 8. Marshal
Iiartiord Cone. Feb 10,1917
.NOI'IOE
‘Di'atrict 0! Norwalk. as. Probote
Estate of 011111 Olsen, late of No
The court of Probate 101 the dis-
ANDREW J. lerl‘Ns,
Administrator
District of Nor-walk. hormone
Court, February 8, A. l). 1917.
Estate of Silos Whitoon, htth of Non '
’ttalk in said district. demotion
The court of probate for the district
of \orwallr. hath limited and cllowed
six months from the date hereof for
Itho creditors of said (rotate to exhibit
"their claims for
Ttwho neglect to prcaent their accounts,
properly attested. within
lwlli be debarrod a recovery. All per-
ao‘ns indebted to said estate are re-
quected to make immediate payment
ozttlclncnt. Those
Mid time.
‘ RICHARD K. Wlil’i‘SONu
' Administrator
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District 04 narwalll. cit mobilis-
court, January 30. A. 1)., 19M. ‘
Estate of Alired H. Nickerson. late
oi Norwallr. ‘In said diatrlct.’,deccaced
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date he‘rcoi for
the creditors of said «state to exhibit
their blame for settlement. Those
whoneglcct to present their accounts,
gropcrly attested. within said time,
will he debarl‘ed a recovery All perm
sons indebted to sand aatate are re-
uucsted to mnke immediate payment
to .
LETTI-E NICKERSON.
' Exocutrix
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" NOTEVB 01: rue epitome
DEPARTMENT '
(F M Cullen mceiyed permits to do
wiring for C. Acquino, Ward street,
d developmental. imparted general nun- to install motor at Norwalk Iron the
ness to the market at todayh opening.- .Works- and ‘0. install In pelco lighting elation a
tollnltial Quotations were mainly at frac- system for Mrs. Floriancc 'Newlaud,'1‘homafl..
but these soon were .Rldgc avenue. and to do wiring for and a 8.0
Mrs. M. J. Golden. Collar atroethV
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DONE 'ON BOTH SIDES
Cincinnati scribe clays "some or the
'Reds will lie raked over the coals"
on'tbrnce 1‘) thin year. Aw,
MW"... ..
'beld- Interment was made in the re- 1
fiNfi‘Mfi Vceiving vault Vat Riverside cemetery ang ‘3an ”“3 moved within narro use? Moat OVIV them are al-
V ‘ ‘ ”#11119, pail bearerb were Irving Reed, limits. .. 1 - ._
1: V V -‘-§31‘bi John Jones Wilbur Hubbeli. and C k ‘ ' "
.' b 'rlrvlu'g Byingtou. Ofilccrs Strntton. ' .‘
bluntly, Barney and Smith acted as
honorary escorts. and the other mem-
belt: of the Norwaik Police Depart-" _
melii walked Act the head of the fun- ‘
cont proceasion In company front. ‘
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Mrc: Edward E. Milton.
lfnnnah Alice. wile of Edwnrd E
d.si1tnn.died' at her hatno. Maple live-
one. Nutrition Home; on Monday..
l‘ei..13tll 1011. in her sixti cceond.
111cc. 'FUncral acrvicca are in charge
or 111111ch 11111111111. F.- H. (looting of
South 11mm. and: will be hold}n
this 1111mm Interment in Spring 1
iii-ow ccmetery.‘Duricn. (301111.
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Forlorn! M I!“ 111111». ‘
1hr (until of 11111111111.
lrotil Vulgar; mm
"be min b
until .
it 11 lime—11.1
Both“;lbldvcn I“and clown-ups, with
:ouglupad with. are all the better for ‘
. ' ' dmcof Faicy’a Bonejand'l‘nrai
L' 1 . teatime; living; off ctoup. stop:
. lie 1 tool. a coughs,
‘, cud 131mm WWII” feverish. sleep-
hi eighth! coughing and diorama
‘0‘! ”than. one. up .
trict of Norwalh hath limited and at- i
lowed six months from the date her-N "
of for the creditors of said estate to"
exhibit their claims tor settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested. within bald
FOR BALE—'2 FAMILY HOUSE- 10 time. Will be debarred ll recovery. All
rooms with all improvements for each person; indebted to said estate are
Properly ‘“ E3“ NMWMN' requested to make immediate payment
lto
' A daughter wits box-n Sunday:
MidWinter Clearan'e Sale
Bargains in
Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves - Sheets, Pillow Cases and Tovleis
Sweaters, Snails, Caps, Kimonos
A. DIICKERMAN 8t SOIN
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The papers are not signed on report-
ed, howover although the) are in 11
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In spite of the fact, that them is
a good crop throughout Nor.walk it
does not look :11: though anv oi the
loud ill-mil expected to make 11 cut
ionnniccioner Charles ,(VI. .Kuhner
was in New York yesterday, where
he attended thegoronuut show in unit
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iN MEMORIAM
Whereas, 'l'Vim East VNorwalk in.
movement Association 111?. bun called;
upon to record the death of Mrs Sar VI
31;? “31:39]”..0119 of its honored men] slotting on the MINI pond yesterday
. ‘ V The 100, howovcr, is lower condition.
Whereas, Moi. Staples' fidelity a’nda » . w.
wise counsel when acting as vic'e pres-~11 most" enjoyable 11935101, of pine-
:A'ident of the Association endeared her» chic wall held in the Hawk)“ (11 Book
to all ‘who were associated with her; 3“"- U‘ddel’ Company “51 evening
in the conduct of its various activities“
be it, therefore, .
Resolved. thatwc offer this our will 1
ing tribute to her loyalty and luv-en ‘
blouses of character he co-worke
with 'us. The memory of her courage; i ‘l
and cheerfulness which enabled her tot “w ar'W-‘Kv 1.4x
rise unperior to great physical weak l Friends in Tokeneke have been re-
noss, is left to us lit-l an inspiring ex delving postal cards from J. MacNulty
ample of faithfulness which endured and iamily, Who are spending the win
even unto the and oi a busy and useful ter in Europe
life. -,And be. it further, ’
Resolved. that thisrrecognwion of PUBLIC SPIRIT is
her services be recorded in the mix»: NO MORE FOR HIM
nice of this Association, and that
copy of the some he sent. to her in
Vily, together with usurancec oi our
Clock In Stopped
profound sympathy. V
LOUISE MISSING, STAiRmmBD. Feb 16
Tre ref Booth’ 5 local pride was shot to pieces‘
KATHERINE 'L I). .BULIK today. Mr. Booth climbed to the
Corresponding Sec. steeple of one or the buildings of his
‘property here and stopped a big
clock which he installed a. few
months ago tor the benefit of the
residents oi the 1Putney district ‘
After 1 Mr. Booth installed the
clock he set about fitting up the
building as 1'1 public museum. "A' few
days ago he received a. letter from the
assescors notifiyinr him that his valu-
atlon had been rallied. V
Promptly he threw up his hands.
_ “If they" re going to in: me for pub
' ‘lic spirit, I quit‘” he asserted.
The Mayflower 'Hook and 1‘3““
Company has been growing ill Film:
fibers quite rapidly within the lost- 1le ,V
months. Applications are “59108 Te '
‘ceived daily which speaks well 1101'- tIIhc :1.
reputation oi the company. ~ -
There were a few young people
n. «a.» our w"em*am.
Rownrrow it
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i Vcnlcnccc, But Now Public
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A testimonial ct gdcd will won girtui
to Min 8. J. Wright,- the Whitfield
Farm Agent; 'by the Sewing Circle of
East Nor-Walk Improvement 51180»
t the home of Mrs. B. J.
Retroehments were served
ociul time was enjoyed. Next
any, tho connotation will meet with
bird Irving «Bradley, I Rump street.
nMrs. Wright will leave for Amherst. _
Mann. in March.
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‘PIVJAN IMILITAV‘RY TRANSPORT“.
TVION
V‘in X. Policy
to the first opportunlwkiba‘
' t- 111111111 clue but Min hour hint
3110an out! a tour attendance is ex-
piloted
V1»
tic: ced to the Hypo Batterv company. has called upon the mm .Ififi'
the country, so it was learned In etc
{1111 way to be so. The Hypo Bab day to prepareaplan 01111111“th
tcry company employs about 300 pen-V ml!“ and communication 10? W V
when necessity crises.
will be; considered tomorrow at MA
.3.”
ithn she wants errands dumb
-—Davld B. And think too much or 11111.
Feb 16.-—I*Wd8l1lhgtonI
Such I. nit”
meeting of the executive «11.1111!th
of the American Railway dauphin
in this city. ‘
is lative committee of the Axiom V
Runway Association provide 1111‘ that:
creation of tour committees on”.
men each representing the out,
middle west and went Thane 06'
teen would work with the beads OI: ‘
various military departments.
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Steamship
- Tickets
BERMUDA
FLORIDA , ..
CUBA nun room it
And ALL enters and
WORLD .
1.111. Layton-81611.; 1
5 Rollroad Avow 80.811 V
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Bill Takes the Cult
Sometimes my Ma gets mad at
’Cnuse I don’t like to leave my
flint when she comes out on the M.
lAnd says so nice to me. »
lSon, can't you. go to five Mambo
And get some cake for tea?
I allers speaks up just as 11111111
Add pprlite as can lie- ,'
I’d love- to go to live Monroe
And get some cake for tea, '
The Banner Bakery
Tel _ 36?
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Tonto, Stimdlant and ,
seem out at haunony «it
feel ill at case. -
We can W
that will “cord with
other £11me and"
podium bottle. ,
Norwalk Chronicler