Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 22, 1917 · page 11

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business and Profession]
Cards, 'Miscellaneous Ads.

on this page, Twenty-Five Words or
. . ‘ Leas, 25c. Three Times.

, , um'mry , , 2 3; 2
"Human” n Dibble. area such
Main ill-eel. died this nothing after
a short illness, of bronchial pneumon-
ia. She leaves a‘uioter,'l!lsll Studio A.
“Dibble, and a brother J. Ith'ig DibbleL
She was a member of the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church. The
funeral will be, held from ‘her late
residence on Saturday afternoon at
2:30 o’clock. The Rev. John Staple-
ton will ofllciate and the interment

 

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The expectation is that there “ill
be 2. wholesale roundup in the way;
of arrests. when the prosecuting au-
thorities get ready to not and there
are reasons for believing that. some,
:aloonkeepers in Hartford and other.

 

50. I week

. _ $1.00. pBlacklacc or Caps Double Price.

 
 

 

 
 
 

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nearby cities fear that they will be.
“anon when the roundup is started.

’l‘lle allegation of the state‘s attor-
based on information received

FOR SALE.

will be in the family plot in Union
Cemetery, Rowayton.

 

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WANTED—4171‘ US D0 YOUR' TO LET—LARGE STORE 72 NO ' FOR SALE-FRESH COW AND Th 'Z’Niloon 1111.1. odiciala and delt‘L/lll’vh‘ of the.
hitching. Now 15 the time to Lsecure Main street South Norwalk Inquile heifer. One next month. Address' T333333,“ “.3322: (333,33 53333333333333, 3,333+ ‘N-gu' llzlven" 3.333333. 3:; 333.333 333,. {3,333.
space in our mammoth incubator. lla- at United Grocery Co l rubbek, Richmond avenue, we,“ 39m“). 133-3933333033 3mm ‘apopicxy. ‘33,, 1211-1. domed raliload tickets which
13? chicks for sale ,reasonahlo ”W95- “ - Alonwalk. was sixtyluii yours old, and had been {till-polled '0 M £90" for '1'3‘nsl‘?r""
'Maplcgrove Farm. South Noi'wlku T0 LET—HAVE SEVERAL T111117» ._c__, w,“ _~ ailing for mun time. Mr. .“""".°“ la 3 3‘3’33‘ 311:“?"(aliiflrligrtlkénfii "Swift?“
ll" Conn. Tel 1089. m2 ‘it sand dollars to loan (m {13.3 3333,3333,“ FOR SALE~'I’Rl\’A’i‘lC illiDt’llCS g supposod to 11:11.: bt‘nll :lr-rplzng 311 11315. :11 am Il‘” 3:23.333. 111333.331333.333.1151“d .133
"’ nun-'0 9...? . r' '11" .‘ i ' "f "‘“ilm': ' ‘.‘ "' '
333. _..— W. (.111... bantlntl. 111-3 .33 v- 1‘ dud a 11"“ high. 111:” sugar. iiia'3'3'3'3fiiz";i" 3...?” 'u'i'l.3.3,:3.'3'l2' ‘sbizcd 3.3.3333 3333. i~:- lizard, turn; 'l ll._llllil'1t'l‘ tilio’
WANTED~\ll3.\ TO MAKE THEM " "“ ”' l'h‘ and Willow li'f‘t'H. (l'inlson l'illll'..]i.-~3vlg ;. 3.5.1 31.33;}?3. 3333.; 33.11 33) 333,. . 111': 11nd 1111.: ticlo‘ us. While it was r
cellos lla't’ftll. Good pity, also it) [111' TO LET~—5 ROOMS. LOWER Her and standard 1-05.15. 13133333,. 0t 3-: 3. _\ 233.33333;,,.3. 13,3331 (in noise :1llll.' ' 3e::_11—'~r(i:1;,'_tlzot the, 11.1111“ of't'he. ,'
i" (will, honu<. ll. JaCoh & Sons, shoe. floor \iitll improvements newly puppy. .loc licl'l-sent'i, [pm-mm “3,...33 83,33,3313131-w liladlnv: )lr. \l’ilm n 1411 the iloorh 1‘““~"’313‘* “'1'1'1'1\"l""'\'1"1'i"ll Elli-“M???“
" ' ' '“ ' . , - ' ',,. .~.. . 1,. t' 1.,:;l',-'. ; 31> ' l‘- 3; l3 .
' 'lll‘rlllllllit‘llll‘el‘s, Bellini} £l\"‘llllt‘. N0!" 1'11 and painted, 'l‘ottngc silt-.ll 1:1» Nth-walk. 111"" .33 310p; 2 1'12? :1. l?!" il'lhl‘t‘. (Jr-”Hi lldllb" Lt“ .3 ‘ 33,. 3‘ 3‘3“: 3‘ 0“: ‘3‘3-3 . ,
' "'lk ”3.39 33 (33,3... A 0.3““ .,. (2. 33 , 3! 3., 3 -.._ --,_ _ " ”:1. Hil‘flll’lll l'.l'i;«l'fldlt‘tl and Film “"1‘ l”"j""u"f“1 “‘3 "I? '3' '5“) ”‘1' 2
l'. “a ' W ' F U "'3" S "" “"" ~ ' " 311mm l in: Robert M. \l'tlie. iii-fol" 3 “Will, -lt._21..»3, tom .3 llt‘l't‘ls have
1 .._.__-,_7--—_.—— .2 —-- «2w ~—v-- v———~ horwzllk. FOR SALE—.9 YEAR OLD ()111.:g'1‘.33333, 3333., 233333, 33,333,.“ he 3,1335 31.4.31“ it‘czl lot'nlt'd 111111 the lflitstlgallon Is
'1' WANTED—HUI S13; ”7101 llOthb‘, 3 “MW“-.. WNW... 'nni 111.:1'1, 2 ( :'1r1in:!.1.5, z sols, lla133133553f130mm 1‘. Medical 15333333333303 3111111144”; 1.11 lililll ('(Jllif'tlt‘lt‘. T130 i‘ol'nrdv tick»
.32" 10.133313“). “33133),“ 03 33.33,. 3.333“ 333.33. TO LET->Slx l:()0.\l llUl' Si . .1” ill l.21 mildiiloll. \‘lill Full 11233,. jH. 1113...;33 33..” “up ”3.3333341 333331 3333333,. 3"""-H'1w"l" 3313'1ho 233.130.15,iln 53.
3 . .. M3 323 . 3,3 303,333 El-Ectpjc lights and water. l-‘itu 11:112 .313 or .-- ., . .3 a finding Illl'. \\‘il:on is survived by n 313““ i '3‘ ~ 1 193 ”fill! .5 U‘ "
i (3? “gnaw 1;, good 3 A) . 3333..., frmn 3i .0 1333033 3.3333,“, '31 g' ('1' '0' fl" “ 1" ‘5' '1 "UL-0 0'3. . :3-3. 3133, 333333.333 t2.3.3.303“. 3.33“ 333133. 1:11.“ .11 llll.‘ pom-5.41mi of the pros-
‘1', ”Omani ""'f"r""d' bum) "Hm 0' t H '3' '. ‘ ' "A“ m 11111111215 “'1"th Addl'i‘fi'fi "G," Mal-r from tllu funeral parlors 01 1111 it“: tdllritlti tinit Salotllllim‘pt'l‘r‘
33 123.333 3333333232.... 333 3.3,“. 3,3 33.333333“, .l., Noroton Heights, (01111. 1112'.) (ll cure of 3313333333.]. 3332133233333“ W. 33333.3330333 3.3'3333333333333,” 3 hit. iron-.111 Flm‘lii: .01 lickpig “3333‘
it 11122 at ‘“""“""‘ --. 22—»- - gin-.03 l'rlliuy “norm...” m :3 (rt-loch, 1211111: 1111' tl'nllsilm'tnnon between this
1; Wu”. -._-.__ _... __....2.-2~ TO LET-FIVE ROOMS. (10011 1.0.. FOR SALE 3 3- 3333 on 23.03.], 3 .md «1.. mill...“ {.. (‘tilihl “ill 0111 Mr and New lurk :11 the mic of ml
3‘ . , . t~,.'1 .2...'..':
31,3. WANTEDwIlUllSESIlOER WANT- cuiloll. Rout $14.00 F. lloilil, Eda? ilitct'ltn range 1 bed loom 331,0 1 bo-d cm" "'mmv'” “'n bein 17"" inland '33' ('33 {.133313133‘33133333131. '3' 1:33.313ctt‘3l‘s'
3. 3 . . _ ..., to all...) ‘15 'é‘; t .‘3
l‘ ed with 1:) li.cr' u. black: llll‘l’l shop. NWWRW. CODE. 11120 3 stead, 1 colbed, 1 selling machine. 1 wnme'y -- "in titlicle :11 5" good lu'ofil. .
' 111213 "f"”"‘ “rm“— -' ice box. Inquire Albert Jolln‘son, 130.3 Death of Richard Dugdale. 'llbi whzll l'l'laticn the four men] 3;,“ .
L 3 FOR RENT—«HOUSE 0 ROUMS 33.33330“, Conn. Phone 384-“. 11121 333 3333.333333] 33,33333333332“ fr. ,,3 Noroton land to each other ill the delallpd‘ ,..._.>rlftlll. 5. a ‘Jfawcs
WANTED~A (ilRl. FOR GillNi'llt- W “filimvcmenm. 64 Woodward avofi ___..~ '111- fights died MLHHGH in UN“ Kantian ttzlltsactign the nlljtholi'itleu refulsleflo;
3.; ,3 , , _ _. .. . nuc Rent 2 133 33333. of (i 1; 13,33 . __ . will! suital follntdng an operation for ap- rat [is 10 lllldbl 211 on is tall :lr3’
all houmuork at the 11.1) Attract: ll n-.. 3: Q~ (3. FOR SALE 4 liOllShS .200 To. pcndicilis Be “as taken suddenly ill fro” completion. 0333303339 333 the only x
3,2 llnlon street. Apply at once. in 1 ill, W 3 1 —~‘ —' 3 r: 1,4110 lbs each, one dining horse All .1 [on days before, and pits operated one who had any connection with the ' — :59
3:. . 3 T0 LET~~hUP MSllED R b. guaranteed workers. Stewzllt Ful'ln, upon immediately His father, l’tloh- raillond. He had been in its cnn'y31l0 , _
' WANTED-—-A FURNISHED ROOM private family, steam heated, clecirlc3tt’rst Norwnlk. Tm \orwnlk r93.) :lni Dugdalc, conducts a grocery busl. 501 tuenty-ninc years, and for about
._ ll housekee in .2 Address S lights and bath. Use of telephone,‘ 9211151; in Noroton Heights Ett'en years he. had been a passenger
hr lig ' D g . two minutes walk from 093333., phone W m.i 3' Mr. llugdulo nus a painter by trade. conductor running through this city. NEW STYLES
11121 3t

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

TfllS 1;. MY DLDEST
50‘! AN 'BEUilVE NE
33%;? $534: 1.31%“ ‘9"qu

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lnni'ss, City llotcl '
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lie um 11 tnieuicd musician and play- 'l‘lm forged tickets are believed to
1VAM‘I‘WJIDBAB‘l’iru with the {01"me1 \‘orolon Heights hnlc been on the market for ten or

 

 

Addl'cus ,Broodcl', (‘nl‘e Sentinel of‘ quire 6“ South Main street. T91 1‘0.
c.1311, n12: 31K

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3 one mun.

 

_ terms
TO LET~1 APARTMENT AT 55

WANTED-A \ilDDlJE AGED WO- Sprlng street, 5 rooms on second floor 303 “-0303
man u..- housekeeper in good home. WWI improvements inquire of Mrs

 

 

11.39111 of about six rooms, centrally lo- 301"” NOTWfllk SM 1111;: Bank in name
i «lied. Not exceeding $25 per month. 0" John 33 Brown. Finder 1110858 re-‘
I Address “ll" 0333-32. of Spanner 31,23 33 turn to bunk. Payment has been stop,

pcd. 11115 3W3

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WANTED~—IVIOTHE it AND DAllGli

S'C'Hfu r00
, 'Wrstport
85 ft. mu
after 6 p.

 

96 Main street Norwulk.

BUSINESS NOTICE

tor 0r tu' o maiden lattice to take charge
or oillcc. Nice home. Must give. bout

jun-v...
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—.—2~ 2-—~~--~ ' 3 FOR SALE~~A

v“ WANTED‘D'SH “ ASHER AN" ““““““ ““”“”"" It‘ll'riuut'. good its new Phone 1228 ibnnd and in Dugdnlc's orchestra, He eleven months. and the forgcries ale.
1‘» general uorker, room and board. Al" ’ _ mm 333 1 was .l popular mcmbel of lllt‘ Kuroton said to be good representations; of the
K 11?? Imperial Cute, 9 Railroad nveuuu. T0 LET“ST0RE 307 “WSWNG' .. W 'llcin his l'il'C‘ company. originals. Numbers on the forgerics
3: ton street it} at. Norwnlk. Apartments} FOR SALE—i 1.3.3333 33. llll l. Him— He leaves besides his fatllcl'h tlhrce weld duplicated will; thou? an the
'33 _ . 209 Wushinflton street, En'st Norwalk‘ ‘ 3' ‘ ' -. .ncrs, Walter of linston, alert. l'cnulnc tc can, an , W11 9 was
'2'. WANTED A GOOD . SMONB and "9 (11313391 533.903 Norw lk lo room I“ 0"" Fellows "‘ll'd'llg. ll! ,und \lClOl’ of Noroton l-lcighls; and said there was :1 private mark on the
} lund b1‘00dl'1‘2 A150 hand cultuntot. ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ’ ' ‘ " :1 South Main street Good living 3'03 '11wo cistern Mrs Filil' ol' Sprlngllule, originals to distinguish them from the
.l'

Pool tllblcs and 9 bowling a1
loys‘ for .«ullc.

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FOR SALE—GOOD HORSE,

tire buggy nil in good condition.

.._. ...._._.....-. -.._.- "w“. -M.-... .._. =tn‘lle plllce in Brooklyn
FOR SALE—~52 .000 WILL BUY Ming, and the body will be brought

Perlllullent position mid pleasant Bur- ‘R- Tarlov, 16 G10“? street, 01‘ Tel

mundings. \lust be “all l'ccolnmcnd- F5342- 111$..ch

n-.l. Addrcss llouselm-rpc, Sentinolr '"r"

odicc. ' LOST: 3.'l0uc street.
WANTED-AMY rillsr, Thrill: L08T~BANK BOOK N0. 7111 or

FOR SALE—~Ol i) F ASlllON

$150 3.33,,“ Balance e.333y3nnd Mm Violet Dugdalt‘ oi \‘oroton f-irgeries it was said that the differ.
(Heights lllcc bctWecn the forged and the. gen
3 The funeral uclviro wus hold todzw. unlc tickets could be detcctd only by.

inquire 1.. lunch. nris- 3m “ :10 p in. Imminent use in Spring lllilrroscopnl examination. Everything3

 

'Middy Blouses

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A. chkerméin-Sz Son j;

 

120 (it :Glmc cenlcteri 3 3uppcars to justify the statement of
3’ —~«—- ' State’s Attorney Alcorn on Tuesday 3

 

HAR 3 Mrs. Catherine Warren. that a forgery and conspiracy of mag-

 

 

 

 

ills. (‘utlu-rinc Warren died at the n llidi hull been dint-lulled.

business top wagon 1 rubber, 1101110 or her daughter, Mrs. W .l. Hun-
27 ,lcy, in Brooklyn, N. Y., yesterday. at

3Ihe ago of 80 31mm. The funeral will.
Friday morn-

 

MARATHON PIANIST HERE.

 

J. M. Waterbury May BreakP
Record at Fox Piano Roo
J M. Waterbury, the world’s chain.

VIOUI3‘

hero on the some tiny by nuinmnbtip
111 MM" and ""1“” bnru "" ‘ for burial in St. Mary‘ 5 cemetery. Mrs. .
“"°n“°- L“ 31 ft. front by \lltrl'tn is survivrl by n“. 3.333333,” Nun marathon pianist will start out
1- ma 20011 deep. inquire Mrs. w .1. llulllcy. Mrs Nngle of “mm“ “W“ ‘°"'°"‘"“' “““mmn':
m. of (iconic G Richmond 1,3,33,333‘," hire Albcrta “3. New York when he will attempt to break his rcc 3'

3 . und 3 3 .l. W. , nrd of conl‘ nuous playing for 65 hour?!
1n ’1) it'rm' 3:;'£uu333 ggfxflggd 'l‘homus “or 7 nlillutell, at the Alfred Fox Plano'

company. North Main street. Mr.‘
'“Hltlblll‘y plays continuously night,

 

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3" 3
[3 ___.. _._ _.__. U”; M... 3 ’ l
" ”5 reference Adar?“ Home CM“ 0" 'lllllll‘e Also 0. fine collection of lot ' George Tm or d d
3 .~, .. _. 3 .3 3.3 - . lcnrgc '1 wk» diud all ‘Iin home at "n “'3'
$13 lielltitlcl Office. ' mo 31 03,523cé'33'3g'vssfi: Vbcu'mhmajl "3313‘! lcign aliens Addrcu‘s P. 0. box 123.113 w...“ .33... 315033313 330,233,333 3.951111 “ntcrbury is today encased i113
' 33.3.33' “.0”; 33:311.. ""3; {If}; 3 3",liouuitou Conn. ltldllt mulnlnn at then like of forty five “":;‘”‘S ‘hR‘WNOW {endiynior t3? (Eco
AN EDe-OLD FALSE TF‘E’I‘II. 22 5.5. m" t. 10158“ )t‘ms. Tilt ttlnerni will take place ‘7 on ' arm)“ pu 0 w
flo‘gl't platter if broken I pay one to Two “'3' road 7‘0"“95' A” 3“““199‘1 FR SALE—A .39“ TEN HORSE from tho funeral parlors of thld W. "mm" "‘,"°“"'°" “03mm every part
clan dolllrs' 191 sot Send by parcel l-lorscs, harnesses, wagons, solicited IIOWOp Stanley stenmtr runabout “liyllllllllll: “'“Sh'ngmn street. li‘rldnv 2'..."l§é Ed'blli'r33'l'tl'l'c 'zfigl'lcamlltmgl: '
,, : .‘ 1 ‘ 2 - . .. . . n .3 . .. . " ' * ‘ mom 11c :11 ii ociock. Rev. lralnh A. ' '
post and receive check by return lnnil. If" 53'“ P"°"' 8“ "' "‘ lnrr, " ‘1'“ Kerosene burner. Condition of car \icCoy, pastor of the Knight street ““md '“ 'h'“ cltv 9’9"“ 5'9"” “5"
1.. 311129132007 8. 5th street. l’lllllldfl', ""m .atroct. 1112.. 3' 11nd cuuiluncnt pcrlcci. Will lzlw nnv' -\ ‘1. E. rllurl it Will official» and 110- and 811W 0 Very good perforlnnncc.
l) l ' M' lilltl 01‘ demonst' ltlon. l’l‘ ci $42'.3 rlnl “m h" '" PM“ lclnnd ccmctcr) During the whole. of the time he 33;
till“; a ‘ “ ' ‘ cn’nilged, be neither stops to out 01

WANTED—TO BUl
of cattle. Best prices

 

Ally Barker Motor i ll. l’. 01 met
vlll operate on kelnsonc full\ 0
well as Willi .tzllsolinc ll‘ protidcd uitlll

KINDS'
Extra

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pa ill.

 

 

NOTICE—THAT FRANCIS RISSO

has moved his upholstercr’s 'nnd cub-l Wm“

..- ~—~«——-l KEROSENE ATTACHMENTS \tidress 0.110 or Sentinel. m‘.’ 21

FOR SALE—46605 ron liA'rcll-t'

_ l Riverside “Venue was hold this it - l " tl't'i 'lc lc loos
‘ ..3. 3. u 3-1313 ‘1‘. .. , .. “,3 3 ._ 3. .0 (1110 nor lipnoat uin l t 3
WSW?! Max:123; 1" lilcdm '1' 33'20‘3'; ("'I'I'I'E' 'BA'HU'EgIKHUXEIi‘g‘RY 3:15,- first:ml'hlbnghc'l; I An (3:. 11' ot'nllig all 9 o'clock from St. Mary's hi4" Hunt. llo depends ‘on black cof— 7
IH‘IWO- - ~’ - l u , . ‘ ‘3‘ '3 (hurch The local 3333,3530“ 3,3 “3,. Nn- [>31- and an occnzllonnl cultl towel to
, OPUS, . \nn Zullt street, lln<t 0- lump awake.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SPECIALS

Delicious Creamery Butter, pol-lb.

Swift's Jewel Shortening. per lb. ..........

Swifts Pfide Washing PoWder, large pkg. ........ 17¢
White R051: Pancake, IOC pkg. cut to Sn!
KaroS‘yrup,acan......... ............ . ....... .9¢
Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, per lb. ...... 21¢

11. STULL

:4 Cottage Street. 2. East Norwalk.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

jtll'.lll., nll his nourishment being pro,
third for him by an nttcndnnt.
“‘rlcrhill'v :zszr's that he is neither

I
3' Funeral of Leo Hunt
The funeral of the late l.co llllnt.

'm' M'"""‘ 0" “'h""' the deceased “m Mr. \l-‘ntcrbui'y this morning said '
n lncmhcr turned 0‘“ under “”“S' “nd "l am going to 'inuko n renl good are

 

inct- mulling Shop in his ow uplopor
ty nt Hoyt and 8 Clark sir-..” Tclc- on I 333003
phone 32913. ‘

WAnI

 

 

FOR SALE—~ —~G ROOM lill.\'GAl.0\l.-—Y

escorted the funeral 'cortege to the [Uri either this week or next in Simu-
grnvc. Rev. Thomas J. Finn oillcinicd told to break my record After that

n d\ v lei '3.
0mm all inlpro cu H at the services in the church, und 1 21111 going '0 retire from ”1“ game

 

 
 

Ines. my while learning. dors solicited. Tel. 100.

White, 61 1-2 Ely uvcnuc.

Alexandcrfx

3 ;

WANTED~CIRLS l-‘OR runssmn. - 5""99‘

 

l%.as,\'tcl'1lls. lnquirx of Chas. E. , . .. . _. 3 ‘

-3 ”Mt L ‘lntormcnt was in St. Mary 3 ocm.- ”331'“. “S13”bsfig'3333'3t'n'2332" ,',"“‘33}33,‘".

WANTeo—MAN T0 nimnln sou-1 PAINTING —— rAPBR-lmolxo ' 310.33, mmond Mpgncr and Charles 3, .33“, and 333,, mm”, mgs 333.9-
mg machines. dccorntlng. painters supplies; \mll' FOR SALE __ AS]! BARRELS “33339,, were (lower 3,933.3. Tho M.33. 3333.333." (333, from 3335 3.3000333333333393] fin.
‘ ' “ND" “9' '1'0 date styles, 10““ prices. Elined uith ulvunlzcd 33:0" lust 1m; vices were very largely uttcndcd. 3.1m“. lie will start his test tomon’
OPERATORS 0N SEW'NG MAW!" Estimates cheerfully given. Trl'fl or- "' ' ‘ ! .,_. ____...- 1:10 in the show window of The Al

tllnc. Three sizes, price 2.10 111). South;
‘fi'orualk 0y 3th Forms Co, 140 Water

 

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET "f1cd Fox Piano Company. Noxth Main

 

 

Nlawvonx March 22 (Wall Street

 

 

& €00. Inc. 3 PHILIP P. MAHONEY - 1

3‘52 Van Za'nt'Avbnue. "Phone 1182-5:

 

lAsk

FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW

 

 

F0 3. EVEN
Job Printing

So. i'Norwalk

.d .4 ._..._,. ..

Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York '(fool of Catherine
3!) every day except: sanday.‘ at 3 p.
m. Prelim received at Ncr‘Walk up to!
5 p. 'm. and at smith Norwalk up “,1
5:30 p.111.

. ' 2» 3
-, 2' POTATOES” TAKE ANOTHER DROP.2 '
COLLEGE GIRLS’ MONEY TAKES ;HOUL’I‘ON, Me, March 22 .——Dealers

 

u foldin'r soft shirts. GET A 8 UARE DEAL. -

‘ d a ' I 0 not be lunged bv designing ads, FOR SALE-L—lN SO “Ill/'5 ‘lflf‘lll character which “1990 01“
Cl P" J b d ‘“ 1‘ W“ " 1"“ ‘ka .3... 1...... do... 31mutters.christian
'gocds. am t e originator of the ~ . . l V' ‘* '

l‘efl’ ea 0 y square deal idea (let a good price3 'l'l'luhi'otlcr'iim'i'i'i‘: “If" “('3' 12'“) "t °' todays "“de on the Stock’llht Diutrl 3 l N£Tlvf$k s Probate '

on all goods Wm (2111011 9- cnt3chnngc Plices were irregular, initial 0 0 01‘ B . 5 - '

3,. 5333.3. 333,. "3.3,, “.333, enters 3.30,". .3550 per month. Sale price $5, 500. quotations, however. showing more Court, March ~21, A.'D., 1917. .3

cell... r, is reliable. lcall pezsonally or further par'ticulals 'guins than 105593 “’1'" “WW“ Estate ol‘Orlanu L‘M’arflnflate'of'

‘ E2... __ .. L__.____..--_.--___J_r ' . .4:
THE ANNING ‘5? RSMITH TRANS' 7 MAIN ST’ NORWALK' men‘s and ““10 0‘ ”1‘30“" “Dec“ Probate Office in Norwalk, on the 2nd
fpomAfioN UNE 3m. 3 Real Estate-Insurance ' ties also dislp‘lll’yed irregular tendon. an} of Apr“ 1917. at 2 “100333333333.

 

David W Raymond 3

UNDERTAKER

Tel. omco.‘1069-3; Home, 093,
2 :7 WASHINGTON 81‘.
NEW no MEN'S BUlLDlNG

10 30 :1 m ) .—-—Sclllng of tho .0an per

lull nu

 

'strength in Shippings. Central Leather
and some of the Metals. United
States Steel also rose a sulldtnuilui
fraction but reacted with Marines, exhibit their administration account

'Coprers and some of the Rails E01111» to this court for adjustment, at the

Norwaik. in said district, deceased.

John T. Haves

cles. Further recessions were shown _
{by the general list before the end of noon; and that all persons interested .-

the first halt- hour. "‘ 3 in said estate may be notified thereof,
WALL STREET "N00“i‘m’v‘3r5315 the udnilnlstratrices uill cause this

”Ordered, that the ndministhtrlcEsl " ’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

MODERATE AC€0UNTS

IndiVidual depositors and small busineSs houses form‘
one of the "most'important elements of strength in this Bank.3~

No customer need feel his account too small to merit
and receive our personal interest and attention.

In the cordial relatl'bns existing between this Bank and?
its depOs‘itbrs, both large and small, may be found one of the
reasons far its Consistent growth and poplilllrity.

We loan money on farm mortgage.

 

 
 
 

Heerdl 8: Seymour

Delicatessen and Lunch ‘Room -
7 Railroad Ave. (The'Goodie' op). Tel..973 '

 
 
 

 

Imported Swiss Cheesa (Meyer and Lang’s)
Simon Pure Lard (Armour’s)
New Stock Bran (Kelloge’s)
_ Home-made Cakes, Pies, Crullers,
Potato Salad
Chicken Pics our new specialty.

 
 

 
 
 

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'of'the first hour ran from 1 to 2 points order to be published in a newspaper

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in most of the Steel 11nd Iron shares, _
with over 3133.99 points for Bethlehem having a circulation in said district.

Steel. New and Old ‘shares. Shippings at least five days before said 2nd day
also rugged with central Leather. in- of Apr“ 1917
dustrlal Alcohol. and various minor , HENRYW GREGORY

 

 

WINGS. today Were paying farmers 35 a barrel
1303110313 March 2-“, .4th any,” to for potatoes for the first time in sev-
2 part of the high cost of college—at "31 “'eeksw T3133” been Paying 36
Welleslcy at least—dies in the 90le this week. Two “99]“ 'ago the farm
tenroom. in taxi cabs and in magazines ere refused ‘7' The market '5 dull...
and newspapers. ' '-'
HThe fudge, ion cream

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

and other' MUCH EXTRA ”WORK 1N MARCH

.. ..°°.. We“
Know 1557' statistics published in the Permn‘pmph‘e‘“ “we" “8 mm" recover s

demands. The result is double i‘worll
for the kidneys. for the kidneys must
throw but hate matter from the sys-
‘leni that is “huddled through the
pores when persons ponpire. over-
worked, weak or dliordemd kidneys
need help now. "'BL'HRflMQROIdlM.
PL. writes: mmrm trill
nay remedy 131101er my money lat Ilium

emu-rent issue or the W eilesley College
News on personal expmnlitures ol the
girls ‘durlng the first semester of the
”first hllf ol the 191647 year.

One sophomore spent $75 at the tea~
Mm during the first semester. The
.mmplon taxi-riders. a freshman and a
dolor. spout no «ch in this fashion.
. c class of 1918 upon: in the first
of till. your an average per mm.
of 818.8: M to. room, uric. In;-

cull-til av-
all m.

purl base
a minor

 
 
 
 

money.

 
 

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villain in mid to murmur. 319 out! 20

 

 

specialties. Following its course of
LOSEs\ “6"". To GET BACK $100 the prccedlng tiny, the list, scored ge't- Judge.
PAYMENT ‘ ‘ oral recoveries from lowest levels, NOT‘CE
Judgment for the defendant in the Coppers and Marines leading the high District oi! Nori’valk, 35. Probate

damage suit of Elsie Robb, of Brim
iport. against William M Redneld, also S3393
lot Bridgeport, has beenl given by and 3,3313
Judge Walsh in the Civil Gonimon rennin.

mother paid the defendant on the

but iReduce-id refused to pay back the iernoon. El . a 3332 .

The court held that the evl “be” u- d w" ""t
deuce did not show tho! the motile}
of the plnlntlll ever consulted her in fractional

The Dnrien Minstrels but u rehearsal

Pills. my turn mm Wt wu ileum to hold the show on April 3

or movement dbei’ore midday. U 8 Court, anrCh 2. A. D., 1917'
was un er presslure, llowever,2 Ed: D 3 st. John late
(3 etc of Mary -
"‘ 5" gagged BM“ we“ '1‘” or Norwalk, in said district deceased.

rt. The plaintiff sued to The court of probate for the district

WALL HSIREET 1: 30 p m.-'-—An ex- '

’ Prevent dundrufi and falling hair by using the great French preparation

"'to'nics. JED. PINAUD’S is pure, delightfully perfumed hnd throne

 

1°” WW" 8'“? “mm" he" or NorWalk.hathlln1ltcd and allowed 7

six months irom the date hereof for.
“he creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
1983 and Price chooses were initially" who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within unit! time,
will bf debuted a recovery. All per
HOSPITAL: ndl'fias. ' long indebted to said estate are re-
"'"‘ MW“ ”PM" of James “PM cuticle?! lo make immediate payment

in the Dorian town hall. I; and Mrs. Lee Harris, of {£6110 to
tract, w'ere discharged yesterday, .

111:.ch H Seymaurmf 3.2!va
retreat, was admitted 70m ‘

tremc advance of seven points in Ohio
or a house “1,323,33th Gas and further activity in Shippings
rescinded the transaction were the only features of _tbe early at-

 

 

 

'the transaction. 2 ;

 
 
 
 

OSCAR "81‘. JOHN.
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world ovar for 100 years. Don’t risk the use "of unknobm or inferior

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testing bottle.
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Slea‘ln‘ Dying Cleaning Co

Formerly Known to Bridgeport Steam Dyélng 4 Cleaning cc.
8111: Dreiser, elm. Bl-nllou and use curtains cleaned.- .

1;. much, Prop

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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