Francis Smith
Francis Smith. need 81 years, died
(Continued tron tin-st else). I‘m" “'9'” m m,“ x”
Inull. last night, after an illness. He
0 do '1,“ it can to hey, "we it a d is survived by a wife and three child-
hstuudiev. andlsaiaotryingtoI rule-«Smith. of Mn. Conn.
Smith. oi last Norwnlk. and
Ice hot H" Ira. Susie Greenwald oi South Non.
walk. lie is also survived by three;
a bevy cargo at t. unndehildren and one great- xrand- ‘
a villa proven popular in its child Theodore Smith. who is at M
mlrf': m” 2’3“ 88"- Terry, with the old slut Company. 11:.
and the trip was przoeedin: :33; Smith is a veteran of the Civil War.
having served as a sergeant with Com
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SPRING APPAREL
For Men. Women and Children of
Popular Prices.
JACOBY’S
A ' _ To In when, due to the absence of buoys.
w men—a mart r011 Al we count: lights. and other warning eignl and 70 28th Connecticut Volunteer in
tailoring Apply at to South $312113. it. 2:12:30; h Hm To L""m' '5 000D 1.0 alas to the snow storm and the feet m". Funeral scrvices wilnvbe held
at eet. In? 31 or mm or ‘ rec “mm.“ entity with all modern improvements, that the Mini!!!“ "n ”h. across "‘9 from 44 First street, East Norwalk et
, "m for mm with convent newly mpered and decanted through- h on oitgeu'oirloh: a. witha 2: so on Saturday afternoon and inlet“: .
t E ‘7 D"! out Also two fnrnistlea rooaln firth cm W "a “d’ meat will be in Riterside oetneteri’.
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WANTE —- . l ‘
atenographgr. Agply Cfii?§2\((in lion street Stamford bath I'm" housekeeping ll dealreu. rallzrtzufimn had the boat re-1 --—-
' "I ' inquire 22 'ihylor avenue. near it'llu paired and it was only put into activaI Mrs. Andrew P. Damon ‘
so Dav street. WANTED‘MLXT TOR POUR lllll Rood.
Kwaurrso—A adults, 6 rooms. improv.ements Nor
CORD WOOD SAW- walk preferred. Rent reasonable. Can so that necessary repairs could be
in l 10 LET—FLOORS 0F 8 AND t made mug
gigeonvt‘fgt; mounted on wanen with or wait for good omtualty. Write A.' room each, with improvements, piea- m, ti‘l’altt I: haunt-ken I2: :gulm
pay cash Tel 271 “estport. W. Hitchcock. lo Harriet street,Nor-lmm1y my,“ 2 minutes from you", everything had run alelix "with” In
Word was received in South Nor-
walk yesterday of the death of Mrs.
'Andrew P. Damon. at the residence of l
|Mrll ogers. in Roxbnry. near Sta-é
Iford, on Monday night. Mrs. Damon's
m;- 3; service last Monday morning. alter be
in; in dry dry dock for some weeks.I
head Your Government 25 Cents Today
Buy a War
Saying Stomp
on Space mutt-tn
" 1'"! PWS
33.80. M 8!.
m6 3t walk 111'! St AP
. ply Henry A. Heteleln. $194" Naline, fire and 001an insurance
WAN . I Woodward “In“. Tel 3654 and on the ”"4” v“ carried through‘ .hushand died exactly five weeks ago,
TED —— SOUTH AORWAlJtl wnurzoe—Two ADULT); WOULD "34 ' ‘the agency of Peltlnlan l: Holman, or“! “mm" 29th “d "‘9 "mm"
l " m1 3‘ this cltl. The boat is Valued at be: were placed in the receiving vault at;
foreru:ent clerk examinations com- like four or five nice rooms in nice ‘ ‘30 000 d 850.000 nd
113- ar means . —-—-—-—-———- - ..-. ween an a
,mmmmly suffix? 3;"? {gimm- “We" 'A- B- ‘ cm 0' TO LET-AT ROWAYTON a run cargo runs into thousands of doling-5,.
Questions {we . ' a p 9. e Sentinel, m7 3‘ of 4 rooms and bath, all modern m, the property of local shippers sending
. Franklin institute, . prayemema 2 minutes from trolley their goods into New York.
Dept. :80. Rocheste N.
" m "“ “WWW more mm n... or . -.. ..... .J“.§".2.l’l.'.‘?’..il‘li."fifi‘.infill:
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WANTED—Thin” MOTOR Ct. . t." E 312;!"31'; use.“\:idowor. c‘iitisen “d '90“ 0|! Premises, or Theo. Nuendoril went down. Only the dav after the",
of recent (1 ii l~f .. a Do” on aroun gentle 33 Spring street, South Norwaik. had sunk they were the cause of tilcl
m '3." 9 “1’9 ”awn“! 00" man or widow lady's lilac;- by week 1nd 8t steamer Armltage Brearley. of tilt
c on. it. her lilarley- Davidson or in or month. 18 Lexington avenue. So.l " Eastern Transportation lines running
“l“: MUM bi a bargain for cash M- Vol-walk (‘onn ' '
. . . . . . m7 3t ,on them and badly damaging its hot
so lady's tlcyde. Telephone 1884. I To LET FURNISHED APART '0'" “NEW“ “d M“-
..6 3t lment, 6 rooms all improvements, in The Marion seems to be on unfor-
the Spring Grove cemetery, Darlen, ThereI “ ' " '
'wiil he a double burial serviCe tomor-
row afternoon at 1: 30 o'clock at!
Spring Grove. One son. Harry Du , '
mon. of New York, survives. The‘
family lived for many years in South
Norwalk, and have many friends here.
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Funeral of Seaman Crotty
The remains at seamen James Wit
liarn Crotty, of the United State! No .5
WANTED—:TMLOR' “MT CM 38 Clfldlns heat. Address “Apgnmem tunate boat and the line is having .
'toat nlakel (all 0 1 o vy. arrived in Norwslk early thit
w N F . r wrte D. \l ssan-' care of Sentinel. m5 3! diliicultics. The new owner‘.‘ are no!
A TED-JAM» HELP. A'llEl'. dro Bron, “2 Atlantis “re", Stam-' dlncournged however, and 10mph morning from the Nni’nl Hospital
\'ew York where he died several dolll
‘ Houahton of the firm of Miller In
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icon men to learn the rubber businews. ford Conn
'Pirt-r work operation. Can use. 25 ' I on “i To LET" ROOMS 0.\' “337 Hounhton stated today that every- 'llgo and wet . taken in charge by i‘un-
rtml men. Apply Employment it». P0! “13 Iflfoggfisflenfd'“ "'"l- Rem '10 Air thins mould bl done lmmtdtatr‘ly ‘0 ml Dllccltlr i-‘. H. Gsnuntz.
m \ ‘ . ’ _. ' ‘ py eav 9' "9mm m5 at get the aerv ce ro-catahllahed he .
p llltnt. .\.r“lllk Tire t Rubber Lo. ltween this tity and New York. M the ”me of his death \ir { "my
m6 3! For. 8’|LE"5 ROOM (Vyrmu'u V ‘ ll is understood lb.‘ 8 {FY days WEI nerViflg h!“ second enlistment
TO LET-ONE OR T“ O wlmlfiilu
.ult h '9» go h.oement. all kinds of' after she watt first built In 1901,1lhe The death was due to cebro menlnxlt ‘
WANTED—v AMERICAN GIRLS POP nun trees 'ivro minutes walk lwm rennin. Conveniences ‘o' "u“ burned and later was rebuilt. She be Ila. on which account the remains cnn- '
packing and .nttpecling tubes. 8 boot llOllt‘) int-lure 13 Oxford a e, eepins C'“ “I" "x 9' m' 68 came "‘0 ”mwr" 0' AWN” Smith not be brought to his into home on.
‘ V9" ’5’ Spring street. who formeri operated a stenmbo t
d:'ll. ’8 iii :1 week to start. Adtancn ..\01Wdlk, mi 31' .line hetwt-enythis NW N“. Yer: Stevens street.
ment on merit. Apply Employment ol-I I To LET—FIVE ROOMS SET and later became the property of the 3° ‘5 “WW9“ by h" parents. 0'” mm at
“,9, horwrlit Tire & Rubber Co . FOR SALE—EASY TERMS a“ H range, hot and cold water All in good Arming J. Smith l'ranaportation Lines.
. m6 fliprxujtlrw :30 acre farm. elevationécondmon Mrs. Elizabeth on" lic- .6" Trent" Lines.
» wanreo — SA‘M‘XLADIF‘S lx ' a 3° me’ ”an“ ”'5'" '3‘ Killey l’lace, Rowayton. m 53.! The Marion was lltlenetl and finally
d k I , ' "hm" forincome property.1) 3- “ll" :dlsposed or at auction. When the line
on . out and. mlllinery departments LSouth Norwalk. m6 3t; was in serious trouble a few months'ml‘y 001!th. Yonkers, N Y.
Murat he experienced. ”WWW“! 909‘" ' ' ago a iocnl mnnulscturcr wont to The funeral ni'l be held tomorrow pallbearers.
» lion. l. Golden, Washington street. pon SALE—A ONE A“ ““9”" 'New York with too idea 01‘ pulcilllllint: .__.
Iflay Crotty. who in religion is known from the 1st
as Sister Mary Consolatn of the Holy command of
To LET~A NINE ROOM HOUSE, .
at 38 Bayvlew avenue.
O: 30" froln St.
brother. Thomas, and two sisters. Mills Church and the body will be escorted
later she was taken over by the Boll-Inlet: Crotty. of this city. and Miss to the cemetery by a firing squad
Ford Repairing is
My Stronghold
4 Seaview Ave,
Come Over the Bridge to
AUSTIN’ S GARAGE
East Norwalli,
Telephone 105..
Company, C. ‘H. 6.,
Corporal liimond
Idary's
The
‘ssme company will also furnish the
'A’HLYIW’HH ln'i‘Jlre on premises or title the Marion llntl putting her in serv-
Painless
. —-— Ihousc, two barns and plenty of land. ' -‘
.‘ . phono1261. ice between here and New \orh.
Qumran—(1mm ll mans A.\ll£ultll many fruit trees on s BridgeI I Miller a Houghton. inn. the owncrr c""""'" c"”"""’ ’ m, “momma,
_ 0 91'. or mailing department. steady lltrect, East Norwallt, Conn 1115 ml 1’0 LET—0R FOR SA! 1?: 12 ROOM became interested. and decided to cow and Patiently (—0, Dentistry
work. Chance of advancement for . ’ crate the line themrelVes Thltl being Tr-tad by Modern
bl'ieht girls" Come ready to work. MurI FOR SA lbw” 59 South Main """- 14"" satisfactory the Motion was pillced‘ p“ less ”my,“ Sympathetic
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pity Mfg. Co. East avenue m6 tit h LE El EVEN HOT Bill) .W‘d Wllh barn inquire 9 Elizabeth in drydoclt at Perth Amboy and put| Amnficomce Treatment
. . [ms 3x6 it. in filst clans condition. istreet 1-9] 1249.2 m2 lit in tirst NECK ShiiW- I I
w ——,Seli reasonable. Call Mcllahlc, Bcldon I She was sheath with iron from! ”R S M ”El”
ANTED—BRIGHT olnns FOR Hill, \Hlton M “l ‘ - ‘ , mile!!! to Hlt'fll. mt painted and re ' '. ' -.
Packing room Good opportunity tor, t'ltthllll-ETKTRE SECO-Vi AND nomad and looked like 3' 1m no," M to S . a Gas. Administered
advancement. ll. Jacobs & Sons, Bel- FOR _ ' I r or of hui lug Cor. It. 1‘. Place when she landed here last Saturday. ’6'" “man th OX 11
deu'avenue Norwal'lt n at 1 4 ”LE 30 ACRm OF “001). 'and Washington street suitable for' mrrnlng on it t: illl trip (‘tlptalll Hall, Charges for Very by e We
. . IS an Also bungalow sites between xlrl and ,, new cm we". placed In Best Dental Work . ”MIST Method
Address hox 47.1, Boarding and rooming house. For for
the. particulars inquire at office 01 few days that the boat t'till3 ev ertthinr
m5 3‘ V
_ The Old Well (igar Co. nan running smoothly and thaw pit ‘
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FOR SALE — FARM coxsm'rlxo _... $31.“?l.‘35f..'l.“.“ 5.0:; we“ mew”
' roton and Darlen tharzo of the vessel and durinx: tile
WANTED—Gilli. FORl IJGH'l‘IDarit-n.‘
work in laundry. Must write good'
plain hand. Also one to bundle and
73 South Main Street.
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p
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shake
M e” tilltndaowo wanes Apply 0” 0' 20 acres good land and 2 large, . The lzunllrn biliflPi wentdown of! 15 Years in m by appointment
. ry, 3.. iintlisnd street, 'llOlllt‘B. several barns on premises.[ ., l'l‘a"r-rn island several weeks ago dot the Practice of ' '
- ’ , m5 st‘Situated on Conn. avenue, within ten? WAR I ‘ 5"? "Wall The “out! W‘N’ Ob'm’d my. class
I‘ e llt'Cnfl‘rev Company and were ' «,9
imlnutes of center of town. Apply Mrs. I DGMMPY- " -'
AVD .i.Ttlrlov,16 Grove street, South Nor l
l for ilridgeport. being towed by
In “'Builey." All six barges: con-
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WANTED— —l)iiESS MAKING
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All kinds ot Artifi-
cial Dentures
Crown and Bridge
Work, Etc, Skil-
iully Done
plain sewing desired. Reasonable, 17 unlit, ol Tel. 185212. , I ill about 900 tons of cool enrh
, ---«-—-- ........n..._, 221—; Tr. ..
Olive Drab and Grey Mixture
for Helmets. eratlats, Sweat
ers and Socks
82.75 per pound, 70c 14 noon:
Special Prices to 01m ‘
Samples on Request
Mail Orders Filled
SCHWARTZ 8 ms
215 Fourth Ave. New York
Imam 1705 Stuyvesant 1613
' House Cleaning Needs
Curtain Stretchers, Btooma, Tenth-
O'Cedar Hops, Scrub .‘
Brushes, Pails, Mop ernm
Step Ladders, Vacuum Clothes
er Dusters,
IWashers, Etc.
I
Albert-l". Genetic
26 Washington It. lo. NW
Phone till“ ‘
[m Delivery.
M_ __——.._——._— ~—
Sound View Terrace, three minutes'I ’1“ down “ ‘ ’
“(UK from S . N v. ' — ' . . ' I
:2: 1:5; :lade reasonable Ad one or two root length :10 per cord. scrs on roll shirts
> - a 9': or on - m5 3‘ Delivery free. Andrew Shimko North
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WANTED—T0 LEASE on REW.‘ ) 0 Avenue I
in Eatlt Norwaik, small house with FOR ”LE—OR TO LET THE in f ct
a II a or
gzlginilrdm' Adam“ Garden," care Ferris homestead at 198 Flax liili i’
. ~ IRoad will be for rent from March lst.l
lo or the property can he bought at a!
tetlgNgEoZ-t—(l‘lfilatgfgflbolln FADSEIreasonahle figure. For further infor-
o '0 9" ' pay motion apply to J. lrvlng Dibble 149
3 to $15 per set, also cash for old \lashington street '
gold, silver. platinum, dental gold and,I ‘
oirl gold jewelry. “ill send cash D .
return mail and will hold goods ll'w,:?:nes,,::',eampfirr': "O‘BSEI
all on em
(“"5 for 99mm” “99’0"" 0' my \‘orwaik Road near Connecticut Turn-
Ithe endeavor to net the barge'l up
One barge, the “l'. l). S. bliller' wal-
, pumped out. raised and sent back to
WANTED—TURNERS T0 W‘m“ ,Nen lork and the coal iztlttn to
I Bridgeport.
Tito other barges were left lyln:
Ithere. n menace to utilization as
shown by the accident to the \larion
WANTED-SHIRTMAKERS. PAYIthln morning. Buoys were not in
place and here is absolutely no doubt
,bttt that there has been gross neglect
on the part of sorrehody and that it
is because of this that tho Marlon
went on the barge this morning.
I Miller-8: Houghton were notified by
George F. Footie. local manager of_
tho nomnnnv alter ".nrltnln Hull hlldI
reported to the local oilice about the.
l. illClERMAN& -
while learning.
Clueti, Peabody
by that time
lMEill Sl
Retiring From ' BuSiness
0m- [one Exphee'llprll 19d
To dispose of this large and well known stock
SWeeprngfleducti‘ons MustBeMade
lice. Viail in L. M , "
2L, Pllfladeiphin. Pl?“ 007 {:1 5:: mm mm M '0“ n on“ to clml 'h"”""“'"“ A M" ’"°“"'°'"' “'
estate. Small amount of cash requir- Iraginn on the Sound at the time oi
_. ed balance on mortgage 1mm ,the accident, the fog wits illicit» and , _
dr::l:‘:r:Dd—;O:I\? knitx‘ “TOIKeogh & Cnndee, Attys. United Bank & Co Inc. lull conditions were agailtrt tile Mat SOME
9 ve y me ppy ar- ,, ,ion. '
m. a. Guns m. 6.3- “““d'.” m ‘3.“ '! . nan... wan mm. to s... n... vMl ‘ ennui cos-re TOILET coons.
_ ~_____ 'sel. Up to noon, it Was reported that .-
WANTED—om on TWO Gm, SI FOR SALE—FARM FOR SALE on “ none at. he. cam, 1,3,; in...“ {hm/(m, Volussflom to $46.00 Pears and..0thsr Soaps
about 16 1 ‘ will ‘9“?- 8 room house with all “11' LOST but that she WM listing heavily and Sale Price 1-3 to 1-2 oil. Tnlaum Powders
V .or i years of age. Apply .l.’ movements 2 large barns 18 acres was in serious danger of breaking up. ‘ a crawl“. Cream
4 J. cash Ltd, Chestnut street. m6 ..t .' ' The tide was falling rapidly The inn ’ TAFFETA DRESSES ‘
__ ____ ' __‘ __ ine land. All kinds friut and shade. LOST— —-AUTOMOBIL.E TOP COV- Addie V. 2d will be unable to leach ' ' ,.
WANTED—MEN T 0 TRUCK TVS), I-nl 2 amile from center of Westport. 3600, ex- Reward by returning or notifying the Marion until late this afternoonI 31““ $10-00 to 32:3” LADIES' FUR NECK PIECE.)
' .Vnast Bros. G .. become of the failing tide and it is Price .5010 . . '
‘iil‘lfliiigiliif'i M622: in John '1‘.- Ha —«- ~ ““Ml —’1—-—-...,..m.. “‘°”°”“‘""“"°“‘“
. . . . m _ = reciting people will he on haml'to .
7 yes LOST—BLACK AND TAN rox do what they can to save the venom B m MANTS' WEAR
W ANTED—YOUNG GIRL FROM 2 0. Main St, Roy-walk hound, Saturday morninl. License and t «- S . T8 PM All) FANCY
to 8 no; on week days. Sunday from- man—matron name plain on collar. meter please re: '"°T'°" "“7”“ "WW" V ”3" 3"“ m“ ‘1'” atlases
to to 4, to do general housework l “" W" _...__._ '“m '° “‘0'” ”at“. 44 Van Zant ”E” 1 .fi W amt;- . D
Mm, be able to do plain cook,“ N0: lchl "0"“ Street m7 at PillhADELPiilA. March 7—Stalr The 1.25 ' 50c to $5.98
1rtl'ltllm or ironing. m in family. I l 'e" ‘ ”Mm" “ Wm" "'9 m“ “am“ '°’ INFANTB' man sm'rs
State ego and wages wanted Carc’ " LOSTH‘AST flONDAY NIGHT' A tion ”mum ”mam" mutant” died; SLIPS
"om" Sentinel oilice m6 1,! black silk skirt. while in an automo- in this rim todfl- film an "the” of TEEN PRINCESS
. ~ . District of Mora—1:05 P b t bile. Finder return to Sentinel odlce. seven weeks, from blood-poisoning, fol ', V3“. ”-00- NIGHT BOB!“ -
ss ro ate ‘ourt ’ lowin an attack of ton l ‘ All“ 36
wen-ran or n I-‘l COUPLE,Fehl-uary21 A. D 1m. ”7 3' thirtyteven years old “a”. He W "£1111! LINEDBABTIKNRK‘E'S
apartment furnished or unfurnished, Estate of Charles B. Keeier late'ofI LOST—ON NORTH OR SOUTH' - . 149
Eng! mxgag’lmgzgm22mm: um: is valid District deceased. IMain ltmt. string of dull jet mail ’ “faunas: NOTICES I l ' to “‘0' MART? SILK GAPS
. mm 0 mm for the Distrlu may leave at 105 South not. meet: * have new nus All At Redwood Prim
fashion Shop. 13 Main street Nor-lot
walk. '
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ofNorwaik, hath limited and allowed
islx months from the date hereof the
Icredltors of said Estate to exhibit
WANTED-- Alli-f YOU WORTH 81.- i their claims for settlement. Those who
800 3.1.000 vealiy? Do you get it'! Matt. neglect to present their accounts,
woman, wanted. active, educated, ear-' properly attested. w!.hln said time.
nest. teaching or selling sanction“ will he deharred a recovery. All per-
or phone 1061. Reward.
I Loaf—BDUE CROCHET BAG.
Washllmon street, between City Bank
Bani: and bridge, containing motley.
Reward am. James Boyd.
I ram-nun - awesome
decorating painters Mica; wall:
ON paper. up-todate atylu, lowest price!
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or.
den solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
mimic, 01 1-2 ly‘avenae.
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i.t-:ipr no booheelllng; will pay yo" sons ludebeted to said lstate are re- wAunglm.A1’FL!
band and wile. Private interview:
have! it. nun
' “autumn:
to investigate No objection to nes- nested to make immediate payment '3'“ mean laundry Dev street.”
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THINGS WE OFFER
-0 N. '1'. andCOUTS' COTTON"
. 9 4° _
.nnamtcwav a some sow.
_ 10 yds. Twist‘u.
. an'r Goons
Withlilaterlal
Lesa331-3percent.
RoyaISocietyrloss
Indianrlose’ttenope
~ Zora-81min"
WHITE COTTAGE SETS
Comb Brush and His-rot "
' Brushes
Infants’ Sets
LEATHER GOODS
Less 50 per cent.
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Special Values, Embroideries and Laces.
alarm on New loss This Prudent Values, Vet ”Reduced
LWdSMMflWS’I‘WE
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