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Norwalll,
WANTED—ALTERATION HANDS
- Main street, Norwalk.
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WAN?! D-SAIIESWOMEN.
.‘ ""‘H M. fiultl‘
. Kain street. Norwallt.
' . to work
., East avenue. “2 6
WANTED—25 AtMERlCAN YOUNG
on for piece rate operation. Good
. Apply Employment Department.
orwslk Tire .1: Rubber Co. 116 iii
,WANTED—BRIGHT GIRL FOR
cking room. Good opportunity for
vancemelit. ll. Jacob a. Sons. Britten
. Mile, Norwalk. {15 3t
WANTED—BlilGll'l‘ (mu. FOR or-
. . Good penmanship necessary. Em-
onment steady and good opportuni-
urers, Belden avenue, Norwalk. ”5 3t
WANTED -— RAILWAY MAlb
lerlts 875 to 8150 month. South Nor-
alk examinations soon. Sample
nestlons free. Franklin inatitute,
i pt. 28M, Rochester. N. Y.
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WANTED—TURNERS 'ro wens
.. factory.
WANTED — SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
hIle learning.
ueii, Peabody
_, & C0. llle. ‘.
newsman. .. M
> ‘ AND am new:
.l. M. layioil & Co.,lilc.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH nonwam-Qdomt;
.orrica (31-9825 “I. my,
”omAYQMM
”mum“? Linens
List of unclaimed letters advortised
in the South Norwalk postolilce for
the week ending li'cbrnary 18.
- Mrs. Florence Hastings. (2)
C. Judei Maccabees I
Miss Rose L. Mmhall
' ‘Hugll McDonald
‘, Miss Della3.l(cNamara , '
‘Mrs. Temperance Mittlestalld
. A. C. Rogeis
Lee Stalfdler
35.3“" Silhein
I 4 - Respectfully.
3* . ANDREW may,
' Postmaster.
a
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vust of unclaimed letters at The Son-
valk cities for the week ending Feb
{nary 16.
Bates, George R. i2)
“ ...Engeidrum. Mrs. Philip
7 Howard. Mrs. Weston
j, Kroschel, George H.
,fl‘Tb'HSCfl, H.151.
‘7. M. J. HOWARD,
Postmaster.
The meat situation in France is
growing more alarming every day. At
the beginning of this war the Gmllam
. d 3,500,000 of her cattle. sheep
, d hogs. Since than France has had
slaugflier her own herds to feed
ll~r people. and the many Belgian and
[rs-ch refuge”. England came to
the rescue supplying France with 20.-
tons of meat a month until forest!
1' istop in order to feed her own peo-
.. and soldiers. Recently francs as
. t resort em down the meat ration
l her srldlers, 20 per cent. We can-
aifnvd to allow trance to again
no the meat rations of her,sol-
' With so many good usbstitr/ll
in no reason for not giving strict
to the meatless days.
'WANTED-BOY 16 YEARS OR 0V-
, Ildllsti‘iotil, willing to lean. make furniture t ' l
_ . . ,, “no. 9 . rooms with all in my ms t , ,.
if generally useful. Apply Ev- I w Willing to p e n a bath,
Woman's Fashion flop, 13 Main
vp or women. Must be first class.
pply Every Woman's Fashion Shop.
118 iii
MUST -
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experienced in the following de- Ion half a. remain on mortgage Haviland "to”
dresses, I“
‘ ' ress , ., II. _
‘ . lloves‘. hosiery and underwear. J B c e Sentinel
~ 1 Every's Woman's Fashion Shop. '
0 WANTED—GIRLS ii To 16 YEARS ,
in mailing department.)
h ~ ~ ready for work. Murphy Mfg.
t‘oll. inquire at 16 Washington street.
‘ I while learning. Night shift tovr‘erris homestead at 198 Flax .Hill
y. H. Jacob & Sons, shoe manufacw
i
, ros “aqua”; goons or; TO LET—FIRST FLAT or saves
sell to one‘pe’raon or apan, st 88 Ray- electric lights, I”. garden, fruit
mond street. ‘ chicken house. Rent 016 a month. 214
i. FOR SALE—BLOCK WOOD IN 1" also 2 connectiJlg rooms, furnished or!
' 2 and 4 feet lengths, $12 cord. 9 Bou- unfurnished. Viih improvements
toa streetd Phone 1662. tie at
l
___.__{ To LET—LARGE mow noon,
FOR BALE-82.300 WILL Buy 7 suitable for 2 people. electric lights.'
room house, improvements, m low'steam heat. and running water at 2
4 East avenue, near East Norwalk depot.‘ ‘ ‘ - I
(‘. Loomis Allen. a. traction mag-
116 3!
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Will consider auto as part payment!
as 3.! To LET—TWO moons or FIVE
'rooms each. reasonable rent, Inquire
its 3t
FOR SALE—A 1911 FORD, Tbuii. East Side Hotel. 761. 1242.
"8 M_ing body in good condition. Call 1555.! l
i :15 3. 1’0 LET‘OMW.‘WS.
. i'I‘heatrti .suiitiiug. Inquire of i. ii.’
. roa SALE-50 GALLON linsvv, Hort. no it
galvanized tank, suitable for gas or,
if 10 LET—5 DBSlRABLE ROOMS.‘
g as at Adults only. Inquire 'at 32 Gregory
. Boulevard, or Tel. 33. {1
; FOR SALE—OR TO LET, THEI 6'?
1 TO LET—2 NICELY FURNISHED
fitoad will be for rent from March 1st,l rooms for light housekeepingwith use
‘or the property can be bought at a. of bath, on 34 liigh street. fi5 3t
ireasonablo figure. For further infon‘
|mation apply to J. Irving Dibble, 149'
’Wasillngton street.
BUSINESS amass
‘ FOR SALE-FARM OONSII'I‘lNG 0rd SUOINEOS "0.7.6:
'0‘ 20 acres good land and 2 1"”! er your suits for Easter at Leon-
lhouses several m on all art! Conty s, 11 1-2 Ely avenue. 'l'allor
. ' 9" '9" made clothes cost no more. Wear long-
.Situated on Conn. avenue, within in er fit better 3 it M
inilnutes of center of town. Apply Mrs.‘ ' ' u pres “L5“
3";“323 gravjzumfl- 39“"! 5°" New York and Bridgeport daily auto
. l - iexpress will deliver or bring your
:goods from New York or Bridgeport
”:3: ost’i‘fit :42sz £500; 5:33.; the following day. Write for window
' "card. Bridgeport. 200 Fairtisld ave-
ood ell , . - ,l ,
g c ‘" n" ”m “1“" be ”M .nue. Phone Barnum assets" York.
For particulars inquire William Hass-l .
mania. Benedict street. Norwaik. l:::e‘;:;;Cheuer avenue, Phone Md-
film
W.-. .0...! “mm
with one-half acre of land on West.
NorwalkRoad near Connecticut Turn-l
pills. Must be sold at once to cloael
estate. Small amount of cash rcquir-l "°"'"" Fm Winmn‘ 3'“
ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire. Open for sealed bids, bids to be In
Keogh & Candee. Attys., United Bank'not later than Wednesday at . :l, it'eb.
building. Tel, 535.2_ ‘ 20th, 1918, on all or in part.
i 5 horses, 1 three horse set harness,
roa SALE—DWELLING AND' 3 double sets harness. 2 25 ft. ladders
store with grocery business establish-l.I 55 "- “ten-”1°“ ladder, 1 30 ft. “‘1'
ed. Stool: and futures, good location,} den i 20 ft. ladder, l 18 ft. ladder, 1
'l'é'iv building. whole can be bought; 16 ft. ladder. 2 steel tire supply wa-
cheap, as. owner must sell at once! gone, 1 rubber tire supply wagon. Sale
Cash 31-300, balance mortgage. ’at 2:30 Wednesday. February 20.
Ask John T. Hayes llflii‘i, at Ccni:al,l-‘_i:t:Si;ttion,
, No. 7 Main St, Norwalk Norm“. - .
I REALESTATE—INIURANOB ‘ "The "all?“ States of ‘-!il"l'!':i.
l District of Connecticut. .
BLllE ppm-”Na Whereas. on the 12th day of Febru-
Electrlcal blue, black or white print-:"Yv 1913. Harland ‘5‘. Stone and Wil-
108. promptly done. 1% more waiting son P. Foss Executors, etc. filed their
to, sun "gm omce hour, a a. m. to 5§llhel in the District Court of the Unit-
D. m.. S. W. Hoyt. Jr, 79 Washingtonied States for the District of Connecti-
street. South Norwallt, Phone 36-3. cut. mlmt the Steamer “Armitase
‘ Brearley," her boats, tackle. 'apparel
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward L’Bfld .fllrniture, in a cause of wharfagc
F‘lahérty, proprietor, Trucking. mulclvil and maritime.
distance hauling, Light and heavy: . And whereas, by virtue of process in
‘tmciang. Office telephones 1531. sootdue "m“ 0‘ 1W“) "‘9 direc‘edv ’9
House connection, itumable on the 4th day of “March.
. . .. -. _ .._ i1918,,lbave seized'andtalicn the said
'osreuss coumnl. . Steamer "Aimltage ’Brearley.” and
ANSWERO NEWSPAPER33 have her, in my custody.
Notice is hereby given, that a Dis-I
The statement of the Newhflaven I irict Court will be held in the ‘Unltcdl
"Journal-Courier," last week.- charging StatesCourt Room. in the city of‘
that the woman's committee of tile'namm, on the 4th day of March,
. Connecticut State Council of Defense-1913, for the trial of said premises.
“running at state expense a month and the owner or owners, and all per-
‘gantia ‘to try to get cpngressmen to sonsswho may have or claim any in-
,adopt their notions and ‘lsms,’ has terest, are hereby cited to 'be and air
Tbeen .met by a censor-statement en pear at the time. and place aforesaid.
,tlio part of thé council, that theanti to show cause. it any they have. why
tobacco resblutlon. adopted by the fed- in final decree should not be passed as
oral defense council's woman’s comvlprayed. ~
initice has nothing to_do with their on ECHESMFIELD G. MIDDLEBROOKS
NOTICE
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; ganization, and that the whole matter; U» 3- ””9““-
' is the result of confusion of two entirel By WILLIAM J. HAYES. '
[y distinct bodies." ' ”99m,"
The resolution which aroused the: Raymond E. Hachett, Stamford, Ct.
"JournahCourier's" ire was an appeal j P709407 for libellants.
to congressmen to suspend the tobacco Feb. 14. 1918, South Norwalk, Ct.
industry in his state and to force the — . ‘ .
!'planting of foodstuffs on land devoted. ‘7' VINCENT; WBPITAL FULL.
'to tobacco raising, using the argument HARTFORD, Feb. 15.—Socrotary'
. that the use of tobacco is iniurious m", Charles P. Kellogg of the state boardI
. that much time is war“ in “8' com. I of charities, visited St. Vincent's hoe,
i-alon. The petition, as united in My: Dlisl in ,Bridgeport this week. lie aside
in the "Journal-(Journey was signed. today that be found the institutionl
by Mrs. Grace Thompnomseton' we") crowded and the management had,
lbesn obliged to place cots in the cor-l
tary of the woman's committee, and .
written on “grimy,“ the Connequrldors for the soommodation of pa.
out Sign! Council of Defense. ' tionts. A, part of a" hospital I."
i . been fitted up to receive wounded sol-
No matter what also runs short.‘ “m" been t" the Will“ M
then is little “I!” that we can so mar! Kellogg found the We! in 1,
increase our mum, as to' mummy condition.
goalie a hamlet: oi unleash”? ' -
crop show a staples of ,- —What nu. sets
up W mm; :3“ o! m M .33?“ .. u. 0.. “in"...
'. bulls, , catastsstmors
"aptida" if.” want to save part of “9H" 5"“ 1"" m “to
taste-rob from waste or unvrodtsbls;alrthill around ”9" ’5' ' W
W- . | does a thtt.~hsi slime—uh.
i
of the War Board of American Elec-
tric Railways. at a salary of 015.000
.a year. has disappei'red. At the same
time Mrs, Roland it. Marchant. wife
of the'deputy state attorney of Diary-
land, is- mull...“ misfit:
Myth? two were friends in Bali}
more, what-e Mr. Allen spent much
time when he was caused lh hi
war board work. Mr. Allen's famil
‘ a statement they knew where
he had gone. but they did not lift
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CHANGE lN ARMORY
OFFICER AT QTAMFORO
Storm Conditions Damage States Ar.
mores About Cuts.
In a special order from the adiutanb
generai's oillce Major William A
Pratt was relieved as officer in charge
if the slate armory at Stamford. and
Captain Walter D. Dasksm. Connect.
out Home Guard, was designated ‘ss
his successor.
Colonel .\I-. J. Wise, qua ._
department. said recently. that storm
conditions in the past four or live my.
bad occasioned considerable damage
to state almorles in different parts of
Connelicul. The armory at Stamford
was damaged to some extent.‘ Some
of its water pipes were frozen and sev-
eral pipes deep in be ground were froz- '
en solid.
The armory in New London. that of
'l‘rcop A in New Haven. and the an
mory in New Britain are the worse for
the cold spell. -
.Tl-ts nioH'r 'rms ,
sAlLoas HOME on FunLouoH.
Among the men of the Fifth Nilvnl
)iililla who left Norwalk last April 9
who are stationed on the Transport
War Ship America; who are home on
a “Hr-(lily furlough. are Cool: Joseph
Vadns. lloaitewain Mate Jack McGar
rle. Coxswain John Callahan, Seaman
T. Leilelsen. Coxswain McGione, and
(it. :ermtrster Sonlnslo. An invitar
is to be extended these men 2)."
Second company. Norwaik llomc
tis, to ieatl'the grnnd march of
in. military masquerade ball to be
given on Washington’s birthday nighi.
February 22. at the armory. The er.-
tire net proceeds of bills ball are to be
given over to the men of Fifth Naval
Division of Norwalk. who left here last
April, to enter the United States serv-
ice. It is hoped by the committee in
charge of this affair that the public
will respond by attending this dance.
as a very pleasant evening will be as
sured to all.
ed at Tarlov Bram-Cigar store, Soot:
Norwalk, and Skelly’s Tobacco Shop,
vNorwalk, or of any of. the members oi
the Home Guards. .So every .one get.
busy and make it one grand aflalr.
', Aunty—Wtf are you so naughty.
Johnny? With your mother sick and
your father with a broken arm, you
might try to be good.
'Johnnyv-That's' just the lime to be
bad. No one to lick me.
- Baitinsl' Want Ads. Sure as new
Course: in'llle '
SYSI'EMSIAND
Used in Mad-
’fem Offices.
I t ,n '
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nay. of Syracuse, N. Y., a dilecto;
Tickets may be purcllas- ‘
A Thorough '
FEBRUARY
,runlwruns sass
Means a Great Saving to .you. Buy;
Now,“Pay'Later., “ ,_
Free Storage. F's-g2. Delivery Anywhere
,. Saves Youhn furniture, Rugs, Ranges or Bedi
" ding Fromm lo 40%. '
I 0-Sterling. Furniture ‘Co. _
”one its it'l-ilt-isi Washington St. . Soiltll Norwalk
WE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE
Open 3 Charge Account
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~._.. -._.. ‘ _. “c—w .vPM
BATTERIES WILL FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Scrvice Station
where you will meet a thoroughly
4 competent storage battery expert who
'will give authoratlvo advice in this
Spring suits, coats, Dresses, ' lconnectlon.
Skirts and MmIDBry , ;ts3e:.r“h"ge' repair and stone bat.
A rental battery for any make of car
ran be obtained at any time.
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THIRTESNRIRS TO OPERATE FWMKSW
Battery Co.
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NOTICE PROVE!) MISLEA'J: S.
HARTFORRD, l-‘eb. l5.—No little.
'stlr was created in the cities of the
Secretary John H. Farrell of the Sir
tlonal Association declares that at.
'FOOdfideIWNIO“ 3‘ ”'9 capitol ‘°' least thirteen minor leagues will be 58 No. Main Site“ 30- ”0’1"”
(13! b! I 300*! 0' "mum” “3 '9 ”‘3 operated this season instead of only “tint!!!” ’38
requirement that dealers in feed stuff»; 'six or ”mm “a that the "MM. . ,. __‘_ __2
soeallod, shall take out licenses or my two more are good, to say the. ”Gaga—“pt Cold By
Pub. 15. ‘I'hoysxplanation was that
some newspapers had printed a notice
as “foodstuffs" which embraces those
articles for human consumption while
the correct term was given "feed-
ssuil's," which 'is the common group
ing of hay. grain. oats. shelled com
and corn in the ear, and like commodi-
ties for horses. cattle and fowl. The
new regulation is for dealers in the
last mentioned item.
least The American Associatlgn. the; MM: Talim' K
Pacific Coast League. \the astern ‘ *
League. the Southern Association. the WHITE PINE gaDgOUND
Western league, the Texasvbeague the‘ -
New York State League. the South Alf
lantlc League, the Central League,
the Central Association. the Northwes
tern lasagna-the Western Association. .
and the Blue Ridge League are all
preparing to go ahead as usual. he.
,said, and in addition two new minor;
'clrcuiis have applied for member-Ship
in the National Association. -
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‘ —Sentlnsl Want Ads Sure to Pay
It -‘
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liwil‘ro‘RrAiirA'NNoUNcEMENT
'. iTo-‘OunPatmnsan‘rl Shoppers '
.ltetiriilg From gllusules
MS BEPARIMINISH
84-. Washington ‘St.,-' shiahNomaik- .
'LJWill Passi'oot eiz'Existcnce. Saturday. March 09th
.5 :To- dispose of this large and well known stock
\
t. an \-
: SWMMRoducflonsfluotBoMade.
OTB—Our- coils in ' and ' 'ce always at» par with our neighbors—will
N bs-‘sl'erod “13% ranging as high as 40 per omit. ofl regular
prices. . .
It would be-lmpssfilstoquotceverythinginsnvone issue of this paper. ,
EVERY. ARTICLE. LARGE‘OR SMALL, MUST BE SOLD, and will)» re-
duced in figmthat'wlll induce-buyers. '
cal and buttermi- was t sometime. ago—Most of ova
eniggsgreufimmpansmrv UES. 0.. mass PRICES a BB
auction or 10 Per Cerium as nine. -
', PAY usa VISIT its once-wares mesa COLUMNS.
same: now ON
smalls i. mammalian
ti "slim
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t ' ,fr '
. by that time .
Norwalk Chronicler