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eo—mlou'r YOUNG IAN FOR SALE—DIMLAEGE 30”,: To LET—WAR! ‘URNISIIED
. yin; clerk Good opportunity top d9“. Infinite for m" at 36 rooms. some for light housekeeping
.State a 9, reference and' Second street East Norwalk. 1 g It at the Johnsonlan, 2 High street, South
. Boa 'M., ca. . of Sentinel. I'Norwallt.
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m 31 con SALE—GIVING UP nousn‘
keeping, will sell in o = To LET—1100mm s 110011 anat-
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I” Henry C Sch". 197 Washington deuce. bath and all Improvements.
. urtera Apply at lath Silk Islreet. East Norwalk. 126 3!. Near water from. To adult family 822
Grand street, Norwalk. 'a month. Cameron, 7 Hawkins avenue.
FOR SALE-l KITCHEN RANGE, 1 East Norw.alk 1’25 3'
rso—a cosmos av MAN-New Perfection No. 3 oil stove with'
around place. [References. 3'! oven. Inquire 26 Spring street. South‘ TO ET—AI'I‘ERI‘MARCH “H. 5
Water street. Mrs. Annie John. NorwaIk, 125 31 room flat, second floor. L'ilommedieu
I26 StE Ibuilding. mt Side of Bridge. Inquire
3 FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR 3. Roodner, Phone 78. 12.: 31.
lo —— YOUNG GIRLS TO all weather top. good car for iltney.’ -- -*
in factory. Apply Clover Mfg.‘(lood order. '1‘. hi. Stocking, Georgef TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS.
Day street. Itown. Tel. Ridgefield. 122 st steam heal. electric lights. hot In
W , ~I ter. Call at 155 Washington street
TED—PRINTER. COMPOSII FOR SALE—OR TO LET, THE Apt 19 after 5 it ill. 0" ill Pontys
man to run lob presses, 'l‘he Re- Ferris homestead at 198 Plan Hill Victrola Store, 37 Moll! street f-a 3'
Dnrlen, Conn Eiload will be for rent from March lst,
-Ior the property can be bought at n‘ 1'0 LET—'4 VERY DFSIRABLE
TED—SEVERAL 011113.11 reasonable figure. For further infer. rooms at No 6 Cottage street. WI
or older, for oillce work. Also, mation apply to .1. Irving Dibble, 149, Norwaik. Adults 011111301“!!! on We
gzdmnlling department. Stead): I Washington street. Prmlm or 198 1'11! Ilelue- 123 31
pay. Come ready to work.. 25.. -..—.....- .---.. .--
3' llfg. Co, East avenue. f25 6! FOR SALE-FARM CONBISTINGE TO LET—THE STORE 0R BUILD-
'of 20 acres good land and 2 large lug formerly occupied by The Central
TED—FIRST CLASS MA- houses, several; borne on premises.E Food Co., it. it. Place ind Washington
Apply'l‘he Rcyhesios Com-:Situated on Conn. avenue, within ten'atreet. For further particulars inquire
- Bolt'lt'k avenue and 'R. R.Eminutes of center of town. Apply Mrs. at'the allies of the Old Well Cigar C0.
.. . Irt, Conn. f25 3! R. Tarlov. 16 Grove street. South Nor-E ,
u sip—ms, 1m T001 Iwalk, or Tel. 1862-12. E TO LET—FEB. 25'"! 1'2 DOUBLE
T 'I‘ C If ihouse, No. 39 Woodward avenue. 8
. Working full time. Wheeler. FOR BALE—FARM 0F 4 ACRES, Erooma all improvements Rent 02" n
00.. 133 Water street. 125 3t plenty of fruit, good 8 room house,' month in advance. The Deckerlteel Bee
Egood cellar, new barn. first be sold. Etate Agency. 2 Hanford Place, South
NTED—B'ITRONG RELIABLE For particulars Inquire Willem HasaII Norwalk. ‘ 121 at
to receive and deliver and checkEmann, Benedict street, Norwalk. E
It. Good wages to right man. Av. f1 1111
ttlk uneoox 573. South aorE' . E '
in ma writing. 123 3t~ FOR SALE — FAMILY IIOUSEI LOST—A agx'rumavs 001.1)
with one-half acre of land on West watch and chain between South Nor-
Eli—MAN. WOMAN, AC~ Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-I walk “I; East "mug, East Norwalk.
educated. each worth 81.80045; Epike. Must be sold at once to closeI .5 ”um for return to Murphy Mfg
y; teaching or selling experi-Ieatate. Small amount of cash rennin-E C0 125 at
helps; high grade educationaiIed, balance on mortgage. In uireE
- t. no book selling. "elusive geogh s Candee, Allyn, United
nocompetition; educator's worb biflldlhg Tel. M5352 . . I
a man' a my State use, 'exlloclr. '
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ll'lg'um showing the conditiono Ilse
private interview write today ,_ ‘1' dairy business in Connecticut fort os'e
Rqflentlnel olllce’ ' 123 3;? FOR SAL£~DWELLING AND Who 81’? looking focl-the pwducdon
' Estore with grocery business establish EOE 0‘" “WWW milk "“9”” ’5 die
'ed. Stock and fixtures, good location, Ecouraging. b“! K131 B ““389” 9‘ 93‘
EMW building, whole can “my", sion dolryman at Sterrs College, in
Icheap' as owner must sell at once 'ierprets them in an optimistic way.
Many dairy men have gone out of host
nose. but an appreciable number have
increased their herds. and some have
started dalrying who did not keep cat-
tle hefnrethis year.
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"TED—BOY FOR WORK IN
~ g oillce. ()ne with some expat-I
in press feeding preferred. Ap-
. The Borda Press, Sentinel bullaq Cash ‘1 90° 1’31““ mortgage.
I '23 3' Ask John T. Hayes
ML. no. 7 stain st. Iforwallr
NTED—Gliti.
.. Inquire at the allies of The Old
Efor twenty years filled the potion of!
1’25 3t
autoimmune-audio“ Noll
vanadium-coin)" .3...
m 7“!“ m “"“'E WW”! ya. gt- Md
o'clochalterslongitlnees. Hndlcwewhenaaidpetodhthcmthau-E
lived nntillarebllbewonld visa-munifiuhamumgm
we IE
Mighty-Ivonne! old. Iu.”nailedbySentoa'Swanson. ofi'irgin—
”“hmmu‘wwn scream-auc- leader. in
thehsttersWadeiaBetholsndn’srh today. as having destroyed
’thevlaetehanceforeesee" between?”
action aid-aid Germ-Y "I M'll'
puny D. Thirteenth WI. Gennee-- an inlet have courage to de-
ticut Vdm ‘l‘ m ““2!de that no injury
country faithfully. With the end of she would inflict would result in war
thewarhelocatedinNorwamendM
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Civilwnr. “WWII“.-
“This ‘flall group of wilful sena-
Ital! " Senator Swanson declared,
foreman in the making desert-E 2"” ”may“ for the creation of
meat of the Crolut A Knapp factory Etnis belief in Germany and deserve
Shortly after Mr. Wheeler located in mm mien-Mio- 101’ “slew”?
N erect humming and thwarting at this critical
Mini-"85M edthe tl-ethewtlloftheAmerwanoooole.
on RO'III street. which be M 00. mm by ““1 0‘ m. measure
“Raoul! accrual for armed neutrality that the United
lie was a member of Buckingham States was too cravenedto 1512.3??in
hadOongreas r -
Post 6 A 1'.“ had filled my ng enforcement 01
edited in the organization. ‘1'” ’ “3' extended submarine warfare."
ing a deep interest in its slain. He. Senator Swanson after reviewing
is survived by one daughter. lira. thousand which bd‘wlAfifl‘cl‘iae:
Daniel L’Hommedieu. and two mod "u“ “to the V". “if
children; also one brother. Horace ungwkm 333.3312“an
Wheeler of Bethel, who is in his nine- PM!" designed to produce dissatis-
tieth year. and the; oldest member of action and patriotic lethargy in order
the Masonic fraternity in the state. ““1" “ “WWW“ peace."
' Engaged in spreading this
Funeral services will be held from propaganda. he “1d,,“ a “mum
his late home on it ednesday evening a", composed of fanatics German
at 8 o’.clocl1 The remains will be pies and persons corrupted with Ger
few selliah politicians who foolishly
-think they see an opportunity for self-
advancemeent. although it may result
family plot.
Funeral of Jacob W. Wolfe.
Funeral services for the late Jacob The actiflties of former German
w. Wolfe will he held frorn his inte’Ambuudor von Bemslorfl and 0“”
residence, 9 Hanford Place, East New Fen?“ ’5'“: “$in 0'1: 2:33:13};
11 e III or e o r c
walk, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. ”fig-II? plzsomdm)“, influeny‘fb u".
R" i" A Coleman ol'l'rinltr Episco- Congress in the interests oi the cor-
llll. and interment will be in N'oi'vralltIsw'mr 3'33”“-
cemetery. l '
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Funeral of Joeeph DeMnniM.i‘E
Funeral services for the late Joseith One '50 was a stranger in this city
DeMartIno will be held at 8:15 tamer-'0.“ have thought that one of the
row morning from the late home on old style moving pictureg, that of 31
Woodward avenue and at 9 from 81.. arm» was being taken along Wants
Joseph's church. Interment will be “you “not this moming when a
in St. Mary's cemetery. In“; of wind. at little stronger thanE
anv before, taught the taxi- cab drii on
Funeral or Mrs. Barnum ..
' by ’ 'apluln Andrew Noonnn belongin.
The funeral of Mrs Deborah Bar to O'Conncr'e taxi service, and sent it
:uml‘ willhbe held this afternoon from no :1 In front of the taxi on“, on West:
er ate ome on Haael street. The Washington street down the street.
Rev. Mr. Beebe will otbclste and the under the mm” and finally gentlvE
funeral will be in Riverside cemetery. into the curb in from of Conneally t
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taken to Bethe] for interment in the man gold and promises. officered by iii
‘in the wreck of the country." E
pal church of South Nor-walk ollcint man Empire also were denounred by
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PUSHING wan LEGISLATION. E
WASHINGTON. Feb. 26. —— Bo‘h
ADVERTISED LETTERS
The following letters remain un-
claimed at the Norwalk. Conn. post'
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.. rs EIlrachen’e shoe store on East Washr-
Long years agoa crank madellog” "l‘tm street. Many people were houses of Congress continued to drive oiiice for the, sleek end”;- Feb 23'
land In“ by "in“ to the Patent 0‘ somewhat surprised to see the taxi ahead on war legislation today. put-1913-
““ with ' ”I“ for the conservation start away but were still more sur- ting aside all other legislation. .' Brown. C. G.
of energy. Ile said he could store on prised to we it go along of its °‘"‘E n the House debate on the Adminis Bell. Miss Ruth.
ergy in a box E0 move the Bank 0' accord under the bridge. E'tration Railroad bill continued and in; Edlck Percy
Hollis, Miss 11.13.
Jennings, Clifford N. 9th Co. 3rd Bn.
Lindley, D. A.
Nichols, Mrs. John.
Smith. Miss E. M.
Vetti, Wm.
England. He couldnt. But today " As the car struck the curb it also' the Ways and Means Cammi|ee theI
this idea is a commonplace one whiuh struck 3 delivery ,momoblle of A. P. War Finance Corporation bill was on I
" m" mm ”mm” 9"" d” l '5 Beckmnn and pushed it '9“ “0“5 tier discussion ~ E
nothing more not less than hydraulics. E 'down Washington "mg towards theI In the Senate the War Finance Cor-E
,_._..__ Epost oilice 1nd grazed 3 man "‘0” poration bill was under debate, withE
.Iwmt we desire .0 sale has become name could not be learned Neither prospect of “I“ accepted with most
REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE I
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Acensus taken in May, 1916. of
" ' some of the leading farms, sir-wed 1':
972 cows which had fallen ; ~
1 May, 1917. a loss Of 5.1 per u-n'.
Order your suits for Easter at Leon-E December last however their no: .11.
ard Conly's 11 1- 2 Ely avenue Tailor had increased to 10 630 a gain o12
made clothes cost no more. Wear long- E per cent o‘er the figures of the we
Pl”. ill better, 3“" pressed 50¢ ' ceding six months. 11 May. 1916. there
I were 4 ,536 heifers, which had increas-
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J E cd to l 890 in May, 1917, an increase of
“3“"th 9'09””0‘” Trucking 1”“ I79 per cent. In December they had
distance hauling Light “d heavy I made another increase of 3. a per cent
trucking. Oillce telephones 1581, 300 numbering 5.064.
House connection. The December figures therefore
. show that while the cows were 3.1 per
cent. less than in May, 1916, the hell-
e.'a were 11.6 per cent. more and the.
total numbtr of dairy cattle on these
farms over six months of age is 1.2
percent. more. This is a 'long way
from showing the dairy business in
Connecticut in a healthy state. but it
is at least less gloomy than some indi
cations might have led us to suppme
The. drafting of farm labor has induced
some farmers to dispose; of their hard;
and the uncertainty of grain prices to
gather with the difficulty of selling
dairy products at a price that will cov-
er a profit has discouraged many dalr
ymen. Some of the reduction of cows
has been a good sign as it has meant
that some wise dairymen have been
weeding unprofitable cow's out of the
herd to replace them with promising
heifers.
Cigar Co.
man—CASH FOR OLD Farsi-:5
Don't’ma’t’ter if broken. 1 pay
I 815 per set, also cash for old
silver, platinum. dental gold and
I d jewelry. Will send cash by
. mail and will hold goods 10
for sender's approml of my
. Mail to L. Maser. 2007 S. 5th
Philadelphia, Pa. 121 lm
A CARD.OF THANKS
. Lottie and Mr. Cornelius Miles.
9. 7 Raymond street, wish to ex. I' 5 .-
5 their sincere thanks and appre-I .
.. - to the many friendswho wereE ’ WA!“ I
I . to them during the illness and E .
hour of bereavement of the be.
' husband and broilfer,’Jeffersonl
' also for the many beautiful florI.
butes after the end.
WIFE AND BROTHER.
waurso—‘mnxsns 'I‘O No.41
m factory.
CARD OF THANKS
9 desire to express our sincere ap-
Ition to oupr friends and neigh-I while learning.
for their kindness in our recentI
‘vemcnt.
‘I’ 11.133186”. MR. AND MRS E
ESSWE PARTY DELEGATESI
snoring H. among. EC] E P
' deli. cabody
'.D Feb. 26. —At a meetingE
city Sunday night the followingE &
Co. inc;
appointed delegates to attend 11‘
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WANTED - SHIR‘I'MAKERS. PAY
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REMINOTOM~ ‘AVERTS SHUTDOWN.
1 BRIDGEPOR’I‘, Feb. 26,—4'he ar-
rival of a bargeload of coal for he
Remington Arms Company prevented
a shutdown of the plant yesterday
Inal convention of the Natlonai‘I
ive party in Chicago. March!» ).E
If. Trieschmann, Hartford. JohnI
., Manchester: 115‘ WW E ioenrirvmo Tuscama peso.
Izrd 11.1. RichardS. thchileldI E WASHINGTON, res. 26-A slum
Bidwell, Hartford: Robert 3°”! list of the omcially reported missin-
'Shelton: C L. Dilworth. Hartford: ' and unidentified dead of the troop am;
Innis. 'l'llomll-‘JIOl1 10"” H" 'Ttrscanla issued today by the War De
Bridgeport: Jamel! B. 8111\1, partment, contains sixty-one names. all
Haven: W H SlOCRWE'l- previously having been included in
The Associated Press
I, :Ieeting was one. "ed by m” it still coatallas ..:Xtrd“:
, various towns and cities in 000E it no reports have been made by
Aresolutlon backing up ill»‘ 11..» War Department.
, titration in the war was ad
. r, ‘I'rleschmann and George 1“ NOTICE
of this city were appointed I‘ To the niembera of Lincoln council,
to farm a state ores-m“ No 4.0. 1!. Anal. to attend the fan-
r. Wilder I‘d chairman of the ml. Wednesday afternoon at s o'clock
Will committee. It '8' It the m of Chm H. Milli.
dionsforcongressmcnfifto,‘ drovestuat. lervieaawiil be
'._"‘"‘"‘-""v
CONSTANT SUFFERER" FINDS RE
LIIF
I have been a constant sunerer from
kidney trouble and three months 'sgo
was down sick in bed for my boot
aches! so severely I couldn't get up.’
writes c. F. Reynolds,- 412 Herrick
-streer. Elmira. N. Y. ”While in this
condition we read. of foley [Kidney
Pills so I commenced taking them. In
m‘
0! Kidney Pills strengthen kidneys
and bladder. Recommended for back-
‘m’ with m. sore muscles.
all! joints. -ltlliaon- Powell Corpore'
lion.
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Zimmerman. W.
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of: n old fashioned man who owned a ,the man nor the Beckmlnr car were of the amendments proposed by "mi
.1: more? damaged to all! ”M“ . finance committee.
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Retiring From Business
Our lease Expires April is!
'entincl Want Ads Sure to Pay
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In Effect Jan. 14, 1918
SOUTH nonwaut 10 new vans
A. at.—-:139x, 5:27x. 5:491; 6:06
6: 57x. 7: its, 7: 54x, 11:21:, 11:59:. 9:31.
10: 33x. 11:21:.
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SOME THINGS WE OFFER
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