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WANT‘DoAgLL noun: martini
Address J. ii. Johns... m Basal 8!:
mates, N. v. i .
WWWH- MW“. HAIL
Wmflmm.wstorudtoi-1C°Il-
cleshs m to titanium Nor. lets-ad! colors-issues!"Hammett-awr
wait examinations soon. Samflolkoepilg, ”.60 a week. 214 last. ave-
questions free. Franklin Institute. nae, meal "Mall “M 125 it with one-hall acre of land on West
, Dept. zsll, Rochester, u. v. .1Nonunt Road near Coneotleat rum
70 LIT—:0 Mr M 9&0. All-tho sold It on“ to do”
"ANTED-A WW3 GMMMWMW» oflailafm: ”amt clonal: requir-
al .hossowos'k. Apply 8 Iairlield sve- Suitable for light house keeping it ed. balance on mortgage. [nubile
nus. ' out team. looms-- :2 Taylor! smitten-s a census. am W Mi
-— near Flax Hill Road. 1 124 6! building. Tel. 585-2.
WWMNOEMAW TURNL '
W‘WMMIW- Sim, . TO LET -- 2 APARTMENTS 3
"wort. Writes The W rooms each, at not Taylor avenue.
l: Souls Co 4 Stamfordchn. 125 Ct clty‘. inquire In. I. Tsriov. 16 Grove
' tumours-museum ' m ot' was srost- Owaoa aunts-s ts
WANTED—OLD ram: TEETH' L— uu. mam».
wanted Don't matter :1 brain If 70 Lev—unoa carton noon ,
Askdohnzil’; Hayes
FOR .ALE—Slx ROOI HOUSE
with all We and have!
seresotlandflno-alllafroneltyeen-
,5, ’2 til ’15 per set Also gash [d1ln Mannie bulldlu. m 91:. Steam
old gold, silver, and broken. rieweiry,1hested. Tor torthor- perueulsrs
Sold by parcel post and receive check' quire. Donnelly' s Stationery store ’0.” mu». Norwslk ,..
byyretum mall. Will hold Sooda 10' m1. Mama”
um iér senders approval of my 01-! re LET~BRiCK BUILDING, UN- m“
is}. L. Maser 9007 So 5“! streets} ion street, suitable for storage Room
Phila. Pa'. lor tour auto cars. Thiliatcb a Bill AbggilmmaAW
‘ ' " " ley Co. 1
wAsrso -.rrllouaAsns. oov- A AND;. PAN-GER;
entitle!!! war positions mm use. LOST" ,1 .1 , r MANB Aw MUSE” ' '
women wanted. 3100 month. Write lm- _ ......._...
mediately 'for list. Franklin .‘lnstltute. . m1.“ WAN}! FOB NEAR THE 1 (W N mi m
-! .
m lpiNash-lhlglneeril’lg (30.. blunt Rev-N ,
of 5 11 m“ to In“, 0,, to take possession of Lutsll, l'oihy-
lie: rued housings 3t nia.; The Bolshevik commander
' ’ appealed for assistance to the
[lustre-Hungarian commander of
that. district, who declined to aid
Inns
Dept. 2814. nohcester, 3N. Y.
WANT.-.
metal”.
tar—rumour Ar'rlhuvoos. A
white and black setter pup. Owners'i
res. sALr—Allonr z rose or
70 “7:2 consume run ticniars address p 0. box 354, Barton, .
son an: -— rAnlLv uans _
at his home on Qutabsrd avenue;
. Kaboomfl.»fiyia,osoa.-oi mu
wNszand In. Joseph 1. Taylor, of 2: fair-
tielti avenue. is WOW! iron Coo
0h y, ' ' ter l-kxualiy Wtflr‘flross Whose Suppl!
Ia Ilium.
make their final Moment, regarding
the publicity cImIm that they have
bdea dstrb’utiuselor the past week.»
tbaLthe remit-mailers can report to“
the Deputy Commissbaer. ,
JMM* “mam
havlallhasa-rsom...
ml.
Dental Corps. is arc-line short lar-
laugh at his hm on Grandvlow sve-
hue. 1 ~
, 't—‘w-
Barber shall an. closed today so
tbstmaayvaalsa'whoditlaotgets
shaveoa Sana“ alabt'bad to vsltt
yesterday and today.‘
The Red Cross Auxiliary of Trinity
Church will mookioniahi, and a full
attendance is resented, as there is
important work to be carried oat.
Hamilton cm machinist on
the U. s. a. (aerosols. W 4,
Brooklyn alter spending the weeks!
Air Taylor. is thinking at enlisting.
*-
All Bov Seminars recanted to
wAsre'me-eor'r sum-r row
e75. strove .inserierl. tellers.
WAsreo-runxnlts 'ro wens
in factory.
WANTED -- SillRTXAKERfl. FAY
while learning ' "' '-’
Clue'ii; Peabody
& (30., inc.
name on collar. Return 8. C. lreland,
Bates Court, and receive reward. 125 at
BUSINESS 170m
BELFAST, Jan. 28,—The Cu-
Hale your coal and All other light
Sifggxfgtzumefifignuxlfi"mm“ from “'9 “mom"- i
‘ The A
mym‘md up... I": ndania was outward,’
at»
Ublbh'l’urcu Delivery!" Award J.
“shorty, proprietor. Trucking. Long
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucklnguomce telephones 1581, 300
House connection."
two hundred men in the on :v.
The first torpedo mi‘illi l
IF 'YOU‘ HAVE ANY JUNK
/ l
.
the ship' I; boats.
nardliner Andanis was torpedocd, Warming“
but. not sunk. of the Ulster coastjbe" "PM
yesterday morning, says the Irish Commmi W 9“ ”W“
Daily Telegraph. The newspspe per "WWW“ “WWW"
adds it is helieevd that no deaths the
,- hound She had on board about bishop or Connecticut. made his so
fortt passengers and more than purl Visitstlasuto Trinity church yea
terday at which
tho1srnall class for confirmation.
steamship. but the second found the coniirntstlon there was a sermon
its mark amitlships. The captain by Bishop Brewster. folioflug the son
ordered the vcsr ei abandoned and man the people at the parish came for
passengers and crew embarked in' mud to meet the bishop
Claimiti, '36. B. Andrews at Baotou
thirh has never 1
i ulorelal Credit
{thousand $3.500
Inn».
1.
.
“‘07”va C. B. Brewster,
time there wd s
Alter
-..-w'e- .
The civil case of Dr. R. M. Wolfe
7
Police circleslwere very quiet «dam»
”.5“le sins-late Marlin! .
“among/pt“); J. Wei the ll. 5. .
continues:
Cm! in Your Cellar to list You
Through This Winter is No Reason
ramolfieheatsrsbouldbellept
clean and free from soot. Look at
yours once a week and clean the-Ia
carefully, if they need it.
lted in the [NW
once through sides of the clean out
into the dues of the furnace are as
pernicious as_ partly open winilows in
your living room. Furnace putty is
simple remedy for air leaks, and‘
of them can be sealed quickly by its
use.
so that a portion of the air may be
taken from the. inside: during cold
’If the furnace Is not pro- 1
vlded with this feature It may he udd-
ed with little expense and with u re-
sulting saving of fuel byJudiclons re~
circulating of the warm inside air.
weather“
are usually too small.
at least equal in men to 60 per cent. of
smut iii mus
Till! WW. “I“. Are A“ to
”humanoid”
fallen to Correct Defects in Fur-
The Fuel Consenatlou Committee
of the Connecticut State Council of
Defense has published a circular urn-
ing upon all mailers the 1m
lance at this time at studying their
healing {Isolde-s with the object,“
sarinz coal. "The results of careful
study would be of great immediate
benefit to the fuel shortage situation
and 0! continued benefit to the house.
holders Wolves," it says. “The
More 0! coal is real and serious
and is likely to continue for a long
time to come. There is not enough to
go unload. What you burn is excess
oi your actual heals may make some
home, possibly yours. bitterly cold later
this winter or next." The statement
“Just Because. louharsluilulsat
”Phonotny denlands that the Are our-
smoke Dive leading to
my should be clean of soot it
”Stop up all 'sir leaks into the fire-
burl or into the nail pit. Alr lenk's
“Warm air furnaces should be fitted i
H'ho Intake nlr ducts of a furnace
They shmtld he i
he area of all the heat pipes lending
foresaw» HavoMi'Geath'.
mountaineers-sown
' "3 the situation, Islam mi
'where services will be held by Rev.
it is i‘"ii"V"iih ‘
WW After towing for an hour they
apairedhnefltals 84 . Tel 440
men aohlust ' '
' . .0“ .1 .5 per month. ALSO AUTOMOBIISB BOUGHT, Irish (.0331 1mm
PLUMBER
weewnlrun excnsiudi
m Fslrdeid Ave. lridusnort. cos-
wasunu TYPEWillTEilG—L a
momentous .=
SUITS,“ (“33004”- ~ AND
:corfifiwr
Clothinggflo. *
deli. MainSi Scum-w
.— ..___..
MUSIC TO
TflU ”DAY NIGHT
When Bandmssier Howard A. Til-
, lei waves his batsman 'a tidal -ior
hisbarld of tawny-four pieces, trained
- l
K.
unit's mammals as '
BOLD AND EXCHANGE-
61 snavmw AVE, ,
BAST-RORWALK.
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, Cure That Cold By
Takiniz ’
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
F; H; BAXTER
DBUGGIST
:—
L...”—
CITY FIREMEN ~
ARE CALLED our
ON SUNDAY
. (Coutlnuedlrom First. Page).
—-_...
either of these was the cause, but one
. REIGN ;UPREME c: the firemen said that it looked as h (mverv
vtbough detective wiring started the
. trouble.
The Phoenix Rose, Engine No.1 runl
into the watering trough 'at the head
of Cross street, on the way to the
blam and alight” bentr the tender of
to the minute to commence their con- -the truck.
“mum a. Pitfalls of the Home When the firemen reached the scene
nursed-uncut Baud Ball can be M “W” "“0” '38 coming from
new: that one of the finest semi‘
clasuo and popular recitals is about to
begin. The-band has been rehearsing insuliicicnt and another
he windows of the liar. A hose
was quickly attached to the hydrant
on Cross street. hurtbius. was found
was made
for several wecks everything that is “It to the one on School street. With
new“ patriotic in theme, besides
many of the standard overtures. At-
these two, they soon had the blaze
under control, when it was discm cred
that the fire had worked its way
tel-Ills meat, the band will swing through the floor above and was
in'mtbe lemma. which 1) no spreading to the other side.
The
smite-us the ammo: this or- cm mica! 11099 was brought to the
aim ham played dance rnu-
sic tor several mono at Baton
other side or the house and the dang .
er stopped. The rooms means were
'well fitted with smoke, and the occu-
Point. mar 'i'lmy has arrang- pants were busy collecting their val-
cubism instew or the! cables. but it lacked worse than it do!
numbers son's Wrasse up aiassequlo )‘euily was. and at no time. was they.
binstiols Thiamasiesopopular in
biota-ashlar“! sebum
any 1 cause tor alarm
The house was recently renovated
and while no stated loss canlbe esti-
. at m Art-err tor the first time on meted. it is believed that the loss will. ”W" sum as. we moved"
imam as: will the mute brindle neishborhoou‘offl .006.-
cements-Warsaw!"
mummm
ill rink with two test at your“ a. newed
cméht- door.
The collar was turned 1.19 a mg.
Svecsnahisorchestra‘ultwoive-an'andwoodm W_W' .
‘ will, without W assas'Hbe ,
‘ " music mm in mm Worm sustmfiwmr'w W Mm
iionn have seen first to slftstreenn
rallies in the I “his?
l
that it all! he powi‘n; Mi 3!
the Andania into port.
_ The AIIanIitI is a Vt'i‘r‘fl‘l m" lI'- ‘
495 tons.
ock Scotland. in 1913, and since
then has made many trips between
British and American ports.
MADRID. Jan. 28 .-—Aftcr pil-
tons. 'l‘ he crew was saved.
{GREATSAVING _.
1 IN roomwrrs
___IS_‘_ORDERED c
1 (Continued from rage one).
I .
l
(TI:- WW
I weell.
‘ ExplanutIon-Mentionf means With-1
out any cattle.
On other days
in prcference to beef or pork ‘lpork-
[less' means without pork bacon barn.
lard 0;- pork products, firesh or pre-
and Saturday) 'ln ovory1
twice as much meat as we need
“bloke every day a fat saving day
(butter. lard. lard substitutes. etc.) *J.
“Explanation—fry less; . belle,
table oils for cooking instead of but
ter. Butter has food values vital to
soap. it is made tram fat. Be careiul
.of all fats. We use and waste two and
a half times as much but as we need.
"museum-e Jen-mum}!
sweet drinks and candy containing
sugar should be used in war time.
M a nation we have used twice as1
1 .
“1°“ Amt-M1
will!
Govern-
reta;n for our people h
lily in arm meal-r"
She was built at iircen- 332:0 and some
the costs are halos
“.rnornina
were rescued by trawlers and pit-'represented by Judge Joseph R. Tim
trol boots and landed at u north tor a. Mrs. Mary Straub. represented
The committee oi members of Cam-
1'8"""1. the Spanish steamer Girai- panics C and D, Auxiliary Police are
1d" Soturdav, a German submarine meeting at the Elhs' club house on
[sank the vessel which was of 4400 South Main street, this afternoon to
1 draft resolutions to the Common Conn
'cii, asking that the council give their
lopinion as to be standing of the Ann-
‘lllary Police. Mayor Donovan has de-
lsred that tbev .were appointed and
sworn in illegally. but the members
are. not satisfied with "one man' s opilr
lion." a; they say. '
day Have tlvo porllless days’STom WE
"08 or sheet products s'ronu
use mutton. and lamb WASHING'IDN, Jun. 38.—lndustrial
and railway centers of the east, um
allucted by tile Fool Administration’s
"3"“ U59 “9'1 Poultry and eggs, weekly heatlsss Huntley order, were
A5 a nation 'e “t “d ""9 Milli! turned to slow down their iluportsnt
v-r «isolation- rod-y by a immanent some as the financial expressions
wellosruttered. sgooddealofttmuot
come from stage.
which in some sections was heavy. 1
use. ' - . . g
l
i
indications were the snow would
i‘w" 90' 0" 8“" food ill-ten? save continue today from the Lake region
-rneai dfillllihll: use these and vegec Mn” m".
treble oi the winter was in prospect.
children: therefore, give it to them, lilould the weather bureau's predic-
Une It only on the We. Venue lion-be aim
[ Low temperatsrhi mantles east at
the Rocky mountains. There will be
“Maire every days mast savin'. little change todsi or. tomorrow treat
the Ohio valle’y eastward.
arsssyosb Jewel."
“'iliiam it. urine was heard this
log. The action” arose out of a
'or services rendered and the de-
tnt agreed to a Judgment oi
matters concerning
cleared up this
It.
a
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RS
FREIGHT MOViNGu
worst new at railway
aAIanurr, assassin . 2*
4!
filaments-trustee.
sfiMbehe-sluflyoi
. and furnaces. Pmch’sectlon has me-
fI'orn the furnace to the several rooms.
“The flow of air through the fuel
makes it burn. 2.23m to control It
pmtmrly 'iiy the proper use oi the
dampers.
“if n room is too warm shut oil the
heat instead of opening the windows.
finalize that while you on». letting the 5
won- air escape.tbe furnace is still
burning coal lb provide the heat which
you are letting out through the win-
dows. ,
“An. nntmnntir thermostat" will of-
ten result in tho snvinlz of coal li~' NOT
sm Fflil‘Tm Hill" A TEMPERA-
TURE. .
”Write to the, Bureau of Mines.
Washington; it. (t, for technical pnpt-I
No; 97; which will be, furnished free.
it Will be ivell worth your tilue to read
it.” ~ . .
Tittgfonnocticut t'uei administration
has issued a poster on heavy pottery
containing two mums. which can be
torn off and pmcd'nenr kitchen ranges
sister, the lilases Charlotte and luc
Wickes, and Mrs.
sons. Edwin El. and Willie
daughters, Mrs.
portions-tee. Murmur ll. Rose 0
lllchlnond Hill, I. 1.. fifeenmd-chil
dren and four great-grandchildren.
will be held this afternoon lrorn her
late home on to Wall street. The Rev.
Btcub will cruciate and the interment
will b'e in Riverside m
An elort should be mum to keep1
1m Friday's lineup intact using Wea- 6 02x 0 ‘7 (Stamford on”);
1ier for a sixth
l the youngster w
ii“.
Frederick um Adams..author and inventor, has proposed-an _
‘ous and highly interesting plan to bridge the frozen Hudson Rives-4e ‘
winter with pontoons across which railroad tracks may be laid {or
tag coal into New York City, and on to New England. - Tremaine»
lacks ln the river this year has cauwd a coal ismlne, despitevtha
that thousands at was oi coal were on the Jersey shore ready tube.
poll across its ba'ssugg a coal storage yard in New Jersey 'w
capacity of 2,000,000 t WW?“ no there is not sulllcieat roman
hattan island for tum; him“, In the winter this could be taken
the city over the gge We of canal barges not in use on the
Billed Hr. A Jim it would be an inexpensive way «1..
omits also WNERALS. Harry c. rm: .
Harry Clifford Tobey died 1 .1
morning at the Norwsik- ' .
i’ $l009 0”" late aged 49 years He is survived by
Jill) A“ u, "U?“ g, .23.; .11. brothers and three sisters, . .,
borne $091- ‘ Shughter, Mrs Dan- Thomas, Charles and William . ‘7'
m ‘51: . “MN. 0,, “mm, and Mrs. ma Tyrrel,firs.1‘ra,nha 4.
aft’e 7312, a short illness. The "i "d M" W N- Beers. WW6
m .' r11? qu be new“, N“ vices will be new tomrrow a :11
fl til} of: 56:43 My “mm; Al 9 30;. from the home of hi. sister,
mt! Fort street. East N-
Rev ll. E. Wilson .. woman
t will be in East Norwaili: '
The Rev Earle a Cross oi the Bap-3””
list Church will oiilciate The remains
will be brought. to Norwaik . directly! in"
to her late home on 24 Center aVenue.
"We want more meet." some at
in America say. , “We get tired
beans and other substitutes."
111,99 we do. but do you think we
y tired of substitutes as Europe
Charles “9"” two lack of meat without any Ian M ~
J" two Europe to rely upon
Simona of tails wheat tron: Australia to
1 land, for instance, would require
the number oi vessell‘, and in .
three times the risk It 1.
'send tile same amount tron ‘ ,
17.117147121711an
In Edect Jan. 14, 1918
SOUTH nonwsut .10 NEW
A. M.——l: 39:. 5:273, 5:4
.6157: 7: 13: 7:541, s: 21:. 3:1
110.33x.11:21!. -
P. ll ~12 03, 12. 52 (Stanton!
120ml. 1:381, 3:17a,4:32:, 5: 27:,
Dr. Van Buren and the burial will be
in Union cemetery.
The deceased is survived by
Emma
._——-.—
Funerai oi Frances Bosaman
The funeral of France‘s Boseman
.__—--——-
anon. do another Me- 8: 06, 10: 07x
it v' 8" will"
“i “‘1 1‘" "fl“ and _ A. M.:—12 3.4x. 5: 27:, 5 sex,
clni adviceon how to operate rnllmv1
'nnd furnaces mmicnlly, expressed
clearly and simpli‘. The pamphlets are 7
being distributed throughout the stats-f
but any who full- to receive copies mn'
get them by addressing the fuel ad—
mlnlstrator at the State Capitol, Earl-
lord. ,
l
' l
“Money talks” —may be true, but!
8’ an counter-
Judge Joseph R. Taylor was in
Bridgeportyesterdayenbuslness. t
g“ "than last.
i is} Can :
art‘s-sane! ~. use-cal
on” m»!
columns: on“ ‘
(Divot seoipromlsewha his cred
.aldauuantit or ment'hyltso’snirolwm imam-lode lathe bankruptcy
’ w t'sap-ebu‘rt mum; W. ”has“
uncommon-sat
Wool
' e stride 9. 19x. 10: 331:. 12: 03a. .- ,
h m - --~ —- , P M.:——l 09:. 2: $141,730?
1 iii. 6: 02:. ll: 37:, ,5
Gcma‘ 1M élsweflg: i,” ”xi/gag? TO SOUTH Hort
301%: new
Says BritlSll 3.:1—4 10x. 5. 30, s: 3?-
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