111 it h SERVICE
1- led to their
. .1...l to the re;-
. 1.11":-
v'" .31 HATES
' for consecutive“
ED llli
,. a
Cash
.05
.08 .07
....... .10. .09
taken for less
Charge
.06
5",. . ~.,v.«. words to the
. 1 ..l l-o received by
...1 :1’. office within
2.- first day of in.
‘ .«..‘.l he allowed.
. , tiny-so or six days"
I «xxilration will
_ - . : r (he number of
be. ' , ‘1'“1i and adjust-
. ' : liv' earned.
.11-ly advertising
Legal Roads
NOTICE 01‘ SP 1|me
OF THE SECORI) TAKING DIS-G
'I'RIL'I‘ 01" THE CITY 0!‘
Th 1 NORWAIK
c egal voters of tho
Taxing District of the City 02°33»?
walk are hereby notified and warned
that a. special meeting of said legal
voters will be held in the Council
Chamber in the City Hall on
Wednesday evening. February .pth.
at eight o 'clock to consider the mat-
ter of issuing bonds to on amount
not exceeding Seventy-eight .Thou-
sand Dollars and. if it he decided to
issue said bonds. to determine the
several and aggregate amounts
thereof. the annual rate of interest
thereon .tho dates and times of the
issue and maturity of the same. the
manner in which such bonds shall
be issued and the person or per-
sons by whom the 0 shall be
signed. executed, negotiated. sold
and delivered on behalt of said Dis-
trict. all agreeable to the.Act of the
General Assembly of the State of
Connecticut. 1923. entitled “An Act
Authorizing the Second Taxing Dis-.
trict of the Ci?! of Nomaik to Is-
sue Bonds " approved April 19th.
1923.
Dated at Norwslk. January 26th.
1924.
‘II
M
“.1311“.-
,i-B-i .11) Index.
{(51 l;3~l‘1$.\"l‘:l~
., .1
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' .1 .1112.s
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.11
. ' {111. 1 lul‘fl
1;, Cemetery Lots
1n 1 Lodges
l‘mmd
- Agencies
ma For Sale
.‘ 1r1es
\lllOS for Hire
.. and Bicycles
ammotive
1\'ii'E—-
‘ r\1Ct s offered
llvl Contracting
~.; and Millinery
:mmlng. Roofing
:1.) Surety non
mking. Storage
1.1pcr1ng, Decorat-
3-1}. \1-
.. Sex-Vices
wild Refinishing
.1111] PI‘QSSIDI
nainoss Service
11: Agencies
. .1—F‘emals
, '1 -l—-.‘\isle
- and Femolo
moves-ere. Agents
‘.:1nted—-Fsmslo
, . Wanted—Male
[1...
,' 'rmvortunlties '
nun—Mortgages
... llorrow
;
All
"1‘0 Courses
.ljllnn Classes
11 mg. Dramatic
' . 'l‘l ctlon
Ln
Mn»
-“'1
5:1 1 «
—Er. , “th? Puts
ll~ 3 “v, Vehicles
. Lyn _ 11111 Supplies
—l\'..'.* ’ -1 1-.1- Stock
l'CH.i.\'llll~'ii~
l-Ar'.‘ .1; {Or tille
i-Burlv r :11er lixchanle
-B :.' - l Awasssories
l1. .7 T1! 111 rials
l‘. > . ' 1 (Miles
7 i
‘1 ‘»
Equip.
- l "Ull‘y Products
', l‘rrtllizers
to Eat
' i CHUdB
it
»~.' ltr‘hos.
Diamonds
:ml Tools
, :‘rhandlse
v.1.‘1pnlent
‘l ‘3. Flowers
1.! the Stores
Amara]
~‘Y 1 lluy
' l
1“ "1: Board
.;s 'nl".r>ut Board
' .' 1‘ llousekepinx
r ll'lCCS
1 l. .t
‘1. Stop in Town
' -l‘;~—-l‘.4m.ms or Board
H ‘1 I is FOR RENT“—
r“s and Flat.
1‘1 Places for Rent
:11 Land For Rent
1711' Rent
ml Ili‘sk Room
. .‘ Mountainvll‘or
l
' r—To Rent
7 ‘ l—To Itent-
@1111; ron SALE—
.‘W‘k‘ '1 1n Real Estate
"' l‘roperty For Sale
:11 Land For Sale
Housrr, i'rr Sale
Lc‘u l or Sale
shc’c all Mountain-For
Sale
‘SWJT .ll—l‘ or Sale
W" t ‘— liml Estate
‘ll'lllOdatIOn and
' 1‘s public service.
. 13111. allows
CREDIT
lo those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
a
° 3’“ “ti phone subscribers.
29:311.?" Timed promptly on
e " 0' first insertion with
{txmcmlon that. in View
“‘5 CCUrlesy extended. they
”Lilli before the seven-
, 1 ' Mount has expired.
43:1.“ tion of this policy
. ,‘m 9"» or. the co-opera-
m n by the public in
“15' collection expense
tron“. payments.
:1d.within said time. will be debar-
HORACE R. NASH.
1). WM. HABFORD.
IRVING C. JENNINGS. \
Commissioners of Said District.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court, January 14. A. D.. 1924.
Estate of Samuel Rider, late of
Nor-walk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for tho Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date.
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tltment Those who neglect to pre.
sent their accounts. properly attest-
red :1 recovery. All persons indebt-
ed to uni Estate are requested to
make i ediate payment to
DAVID S. RIDER.
Executor.
or Tammany & Connery, Attorneys.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Sis-eyed. host. Found
10
SHEPARD DOG—Brown. Address
on collar. 54 Highland A-nnue.
Bridgeport. License No. 44663.
Return to Jenifer. 28 .\nn.St.cet.
So. Now-.111. Reward.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles ForsSnle I I
CHEVROLET—Touring Baby grand
model. 1919. A-l condition. with
good rubber. Fully equipped
Must sol lat once. Westerllnx. 35
East Avenue. Norwslk.
suumrdae
1923 BUICK SPORT—Epcot” up-
. holstery. khaki top maroon paint
Spanish loathe). bumper. trunk.
spare tries. side Windshields and
many other accessbries. Used for
a few months only by a careful
driver. Car is like new. For sale
at approximately one-half its or-
iginal price. The Bruin M. Jen-
nings Co. .. :27 Harrison St. Bridge-
port. "
FORD SEDAN limb—For sale ‘ im-
mediately. Reason for selling am
leaving town Wednesday. Cell 18
Lowe Street or phone 1874.
ll
)
u
ONE REO SPEED ‘V\'AGO:\'——-New
‘ tires and’ in first class condition.
Year 1918. F. T. Foleyd: Co. Inc.
13 So. Main St. or garage Day
St.
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX —-—
Sedan. late model. very interest-
inz_pricc. The Erwin M. Jennings
Co.. 27 Harrison St.. Bridgeport.
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL six .—
Spo in. good condition. at low
price. The Erwin .‘l. Jennings Co..
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport.
USED CARS—
STAR TOURING—19:23. 3350.
STAR SEDAN—1933. $450.
DURANT SEDAN—1923.
strator. $1.250.
Time Payments Arranged.
Shufelt Brothers.
Star and Durant Deniers.
Phone 3474.
201 \l'ashington St.
Demon-
. .-
l‘). Nomvull;
~\
.41 II) CARS—'
STAR TOURING. 1923. $350.
STAR SEDAN. 1923. 3‘“).
‘l‘
DURANT SEDAN. 1923. DEMON~
STRATOR. $1250
, TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED.
SHUFEL'I‘ BROTHERS
STAR ti: DU ‘tANT DEALERS
20 l \VASHINGTON STREET.
E. NORWALK PHONE 3474
WE “‘ILL TAKl-:.—l“ords in made
as partial payment for other cars.
Convenient terms. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. Harrison St.
Bridgeport.
Auto Trucks For SEN
REO SPEED hlA(‘:u.\’S-- 1'. rebt'ilt——
can be bought on easy ”imports——
1 Buick Touring 191:2 mn’lcl—l
Buick Coupe $350.00. .ilzp'den Auto
Co., 56 No. Main St. Phone 1381.
n
or 1
l2
Repairing—Service Stations Iii
v.
DODGES FOR SALE—-
DODGI‘J. 19 2 STATION WAGON;
DODGE.“ 1922 SEDAN: ‘
DODGE.1919 SCREEN'
BUICK.1921 TOURING (7 PASS)
EASY TERMS.
STRATTON BLISS CO.
14 WEST AVE. NOB‘VALK. 2782.
FORD BEDANS—Tourinc: cars and
roadlters. all priced low. What
you save in carefaro will pay for
one of these cars. The Erwin M.
Vennings Co.. 27 Harrison St..
,, Bridgeport. .
Forms FOR SALE—-
FORD SEDAN. 19:1.
.0-
FORD COUPE. 1921.
FORD COUPE. 192: s
' FORD TOURING. 1917.
WILD TAKE FORD TOUR-
ING on RUNABOU'I‘ IN TRADE.
CALL 5 wms'rron'r AVENUE.
PHONE 2153 EVENINGS.
\.
FORD REPAIRING -—— by experts.
Live and dead storage for all but-
teries. Edward J. O'Brien. S
Webster St.. So. Not-walk.
MACHIXE SHOP—And service st
"tion for garages. Oils and gas :
line. Charles A. Kolligian. So
Norwalk. Phone 915. Home tele-
phone. 1314-2.
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars, washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving. inching. Storage 25
NAGY- BROS—Local and long dis-
tance trucking of all kinds. Piano
moving. Special \”1 for moving
purposes. Dally trips to New York
City. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights.
Repairing sud-Refinishing 29
UPHOLSTERINfl—And dabinev. ma-
king. Pictures and mirrors
framed. High grade work A
Bergstrom. New I. 0. O. F. Build-
ing. 80. Norwalk._
UPHOLSTERING —- and cabinet
making. Pictures and mirrors
framed. High grade work. A.
Bergstrom. New I. O. O. F. Build-
ing. 80. Norwnlk.
THE MAIN THING 0N MAIN STREET
It’s
Section. in
same man .
Everything For Everybody
a sweeping phrase. yet not too broad
to be applied to the Sentmel‘s
Each day brings its-assortment of offers ‘
to these classified columns.
a year these’ offers swell in volume until they
litorally include evervthing for everybody.
There are offers for the butcher, the bake”
ihe candlestick maker—«and offers from the
And what is equally important. these offers
are all alphabetically illtféxed and numerically
classified—thus converting this section into an
actual Dictionary of Opportunity.
Everything for everybody i
A sweeping statement indeed—but it cleans!
A—B-C Classified .
. I 7 _
In the co e Cdf
; ' ‘ :' '
‘1‘ I1:
IfiANO—Good pissing conditioh.
.mogany rmuse. well known
make. Will sacrifice for 875. 00
cash. Write LI K.._P. 0. ‘Box 658
South Nor-walk.
Wanted—To m - so
BLOCK WOOD—and split wood. A.
Toner.’Norwalk. Tel. 19:95-13.
FURNITURE Second - hand.
bought at hithett prices. If you
have shrink or metal to sell
We will tho. W his): Prices. Call
or write 1!. Jute. Water so, So.
Nor-walk. ,
mfitvnunn-Secone.hmi nought
' at highest prices. If you have any
junk‘or meal‘to sell is will also
pay 5131: prices. Call or write
1’1..ng 37 Fort .Polnt street.
Phone 439. 1 z 1
BOOKS WANTED—Cash paid- for
boots. paniphlets. autographs etc...
complete libranteo or enroll Collec-
tions. -Write or phone Dauberw
Pino‘ Inc.. 88 Fourth avenue. New
For: Cit» telephone Stuyvesant
38 .
A substantial prize has been of-
fer-ed in in New Zealnnd for a pre-
Mindful-ts
ELY AVENUHorner ot“ Meivoy
Street. near Station. new
building, 3 and 4 room extort-Dents
with bath. heat. ' gas. ele'c‘ricity.
Infiquire apartment No.1
FOUR ROOMKETO BEN T—P urnish-
REAL E‘S‘TATE FOR SALE
TREE SPECIALISTS
Conn. Ll constc Tree Work"
No. 26 Nursery Stock
Fruit and Shade Trees -: '
PRL’NING AND SPRAYING
Tree Surgery
_.
I.
ARTHUR H. KEIJ-.'ER
75
, ‘ J
. Busing up: For Rein:
EL! AVENUE—ant: ’uivo} Street.
new building. 4 stores. 1 earner.
8 inside. Heat furnished? Road)
for occupancy. ‘ Inquire apart .dcnt
No. 1. ,
1 I". ‘ CTORY SPIKE—2500 «.3.
garage 25110 sq. feet.
both Street.
.faet—
at 1 Lily)-
Apply Rania 6: Gems
Tel. 721. .-
IN STA lilFORDe—‘Villis Avarick‘s
Store—Cigars. Candy. Stationery.
Must be sacrificed for $735. Own-
er has three- Vear lease at $85 a
month. For further Information
call Stamford 1260.
WILTON AVE:
Room apartment.
Phone Norwaik. 2942.
«
Marc}: ‘\1 s‘..-——5
—~I<‘1rst class, highest shoe repair-
1.3.; done. Lowest prices for qual-
ity of wurl; dune. “'th finest
lcuihor only. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. 39 \Vcst \Vushillgton St.
CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING—
First class. highest . de Ill".
pairing done promptly while you
wall. Latest machine used. i.ow~
est prices for quality Work lone.
with finest quality leather only.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 36 North
Main St. (Opp. City tall.)
“hated—Business Service 31
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR—073
power machine. Apply at ones’.
Henderson and iivlvin. 17 High
street, Nos-walk.
EMPLOYMENT
Help \Vanied—Femalc
I)
.
. machines. Jacobs. 50
Day St.
S’i‘l-ZNOGRAPHER—Mus'. have had
5 years training and be capable of
some secretarial duties. The posi-
tion calls for an expert and no
others need apply. Address full
particulars. salary earned and
desired to Box 100, e10 S‘ntincl.
.Apply ll.
So. Norwnlka
WANTED COMPE'I‘ENT GIltl
general housework. Family
two. No \vashington. Phone 242.
Help Wanted—Male 88
REPRESENTATIVE— Permanent
ly in Norwalk. over 30. Interest-
for
or
ing. profitable. outdoor work.
\Vrite Keane & Phelps. Newark.
New York. ’
Situations Wanted—n music so
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
——Wiehes position. Has had some
bookkeeping experience. Address
XYZ, cto Sentinel.
Siiuations Wanted—web 37
CARPENTER JODBING—By com-
petant man. All work guaranteed.
Phone 21 65-12.
.v
Quilt; Buzz.
mm ernesr’e
POPULAR newemm
Mcstus erasures
' ran IRAVERY
MIKE P. M<5Lud, out:
$HitlHG Ponced OFFlcER:
i
DAY. Hi 570m A “50“
WE" A m a some.
W3 CAN'T “'1' WE“
HIKE RECEIVED 1R! m
N ”Am OR’T'OQ
um 1111s BIGGEST
DAR" moot on R!-
L coon.
memo A mm mm- '
-l.esrn _to Damon-
ST. Vl‘Ti-iS DANCING (LU
OPERATORS —— On Singer sewing
-AHD Tb You Mild! P. M‘fluc,
oua ‘DAame Poucl GWICER, x HOV!
PQE‘B’SNT 'll-tE COYHB MEDAL FOR
BRAVERY, DONATED
BABY CHICKS—
Buy” Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorns.’ Reds. B._Rocks. Wy-
andottes. "Our honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers. Wallingford. '
1
LIVE STOCK—Now booking orders
for baby chicks and hatching em
S. C. \V. Leghorns. R. 1. Beds. B.
1'. Rocks, Jersey Giants. highest
producing strains in America.
Place your orders new and avoid
disappointments. J'. C. Herold.
Ponus Ave.. New Canaan. Conn.
Phone 439.
Wanted—drive Stock 50
NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY—Ail
rhinos of cattle. Extra. prices for
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and .
poultry. \Vill exchange milking
cows for beef cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659. '
MERCHANDISE
up tho case for our Classified Section 1 ‘ Duration that will kill the roots of
- biaekberrydmshes without affecting
surrounding vegetation". 7
v . \ ’
The A-BG'GIassified Ads 30°33 ANDEOARD
Always the Same-In Service Room wml Board in
Always Different—In Opportunity NIGELY‘, FURNISHED ROOM —-
Adjoining ‘ lazuli. steam heat.
breakfast 11 desired centrally
- located. 8 Putnam Av..e near
\Vest Ave. Mrs. A. Hirtzler.
‘ Rooms Without Board as
BUSINESS SERVICE LIVE sroox N0. MAIN ST--F°ur room- second
, 1 floor“ all improvements. Inquire
Repairing and Refinishing 29 Poultry and Suppuu ’4. _ Dr. Sloman. \Vashinxton St.
CENTRAL S1101: REPAIRING CO. / so mm rs’l‘, 76—F urnished room
all conveniences. in private family
, Centrally located.
127 80. MAIN SIX—Large
ro'n. nicely furnished. all
veniences. Suitable for are
two gentlemen. Call :2.
Main St. or phone 924. ,
Booms [or Houseteeping
FURNISHED ROOMS—Every con-
venience for light housekeeping.
near center.
trout
COD-
OI‘
LARGE ROOM sud kitchenette.
beautifully furnished. all conveni-
ences. for light housekeeping;
beautiful surroundings. Norwaik
1226-3.
Where to stop‘uu Iowa 72
HILL TOP INN-sonar: the driest
rooms. near center with or with-
out board. Home cooking. Day or
week rates. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone 2261.
Wanted-Booms or Board In
v
Articles For Sale $1
111.19 PAPER HANGER'S ourru
abo chest of carpenters tools.
Any reasonable ofler taken this
afternoon or tomorrow mornmg.
2 Burritt Ave. Tel. 11474.
UPRIGB‘I‘ PIANO—For sale. ‘Call
9: 80. Main St. or telephone 180:.
Household Goods‘ so
DINING SUI'rE—lo-pfece American
walnut new 8165. 9x13 Argonne
velvet rugs. ranging $28.00 up-
ward. Odd china. closets. linoleum‘l
and consoleum nip. ‘ Very low
rates. Beds. mattresses. stoves and
stair carpet. H. Ash. 44 Water St.
Tel. 908.
Musical lite-diam o:
PHONOGRAPH—Genuine new Edi-
son Diamond Amber-ole. Mahog-
anycabinet model with 5! rec-
ords included. Only slightly used.
Perfect playing condition. Com-
plete outfit to quick buyer $50.00.
Only 86 down.. Edison Phono—
graph Agency. The Alfred Fox
FIRST F1400; APARUHEN'I 5
“‘rodm's mum. All l’OnVLUIBn-
ces. Garden and garage. R-sdy
for occupancy Fen-“pry 15th.. M.
N. Msyehoff & Co.
Mex-win St. Norwaik, Conn.
.WAN'I‘ED—ONE LARGE 1200111 or
two small ones suitable, for light
housekeeping. not too eipensite—v
Call 743-4 after 5 p. m
REAL ESTATE 1'03: BENT
spa-menu and rim :4
APARTMENT —— Five rooms and
bath. all newly decorated. steam
heated. hot water furnished dur-
.ing winter months. electric lights
and gas. Third floor. No., 84
washington St. Apply to Samuel
W Hoyt. 1r.
CENTRALLY LOCATED—>5 rooms.
steam heated. Rental 345. Tel-
phono 1787.
EAST WALL STREET 3-Fofir-
room apsirtmont on 2nd floor.
Heat. hot water and innitor ser—
vice. Convenient localion. Tele~
Piano Co.. South Nor-walk.
BY MYGELF
ennui man's n.
5..“ GETTING ms
“"fl ‘HE sEPAQA‘IfiD.
CHEST Demigo-
'phone 3508.
B
So. '
Inquire 7 Grove st.
Houses for Rent 77
OFF EAST AVE.—Furnishéd bun—
galow. very reasonable. Garage. 1!.
A. Baldwin. Phone 2490.
21 COVE .-‘i\ l£.\ UL -Five room
house. all improvements. Tele-
phone 773-3.
Forms sndTLsnd For Rem so
\VILTON AND V'ICINITY—Attrac—
tive homes. farms and‘ estates:
choice building properly. in “‘il-
ton and vicinity. E. C. Godfrey.
Tel. 122. “’ilton. Conn. s
ed. Bath and modern imprm‘e- _ ,
w merits. Adults Onlv. Call 2597. 7 Grove St. ‘ Phone 1852-!
SPRING ST. 28—Four rooms. heat.‘ FOR SALE ’
electricity. bath gas. Adults .13 room Amuse. some 4%
only. Apply ‘P o‘clock A. M. or . ments. 3“: Disirk1;$l.000fl$h,
after 4 ELM A printi’flboo.
6 room house. imprmcments. 2nd i5
District: ccrflraily located. 3&-
000 cash. price 86. 000.
8 room 2 family house. maps-oft»
moms. 3rd District. $6.200. cam
$1.500.
Ten room 2 family house. 3rd Dis-t
.ttict. imp., $1.000 cash. price K
1.1900 ‘
’I‘ AMMAN‘ and NIHIIJ.
Real Isiah: amt l‘nsurn'nce
123 \‘I‘ashinglon Street
Phone 3344 or 3409
No one expects
But fires
N's) one expects a rim.
CORK.
Insure.
30 (inc vain-ct: sudden lies of Drona
on}. *But property is di“:l'in‘(I and
financial to» and ruin often follow,
Insun‘. / *1. f}
1
Just because vou do 1-- :1 txpccz nns- ,
loriumV—JVSI PI}.
To (on site you all for His oi Prop-
crtV I‘rotccticgl l‘olir‘k-x .
J. M. Layton
& (30., Inc. ,
«Realtors--
Insurance That lnsurcs
family house in fine condition
Sell cheap. Smell amount down
George Mitchell. Phone 1861.
SEYMOUR ST. 'O—Two family
house, George L. “’oodward.
Executor. Estate-of Carrie A.
Seymour. deceased.
WALTER AVE. NORWALK~2 six
room houses all improve- cats:
one minute to trolley. Lots to' x
400 and 65' x 225. Terms reason-
able. Phone 2198.
WEST AW.. 62*Corner Seymour
stre Large house with corner
best section of East avenue. Two-
thirds values for guick sale. Bart
cash. P. 0. box 13. Norwalk.
Health and Vitality for Women
Health and vitality can be yours
without narcotics or drugs. Keeping
well is largely a matter of keeping
at bay those dread ailments pe-
culiar to women up evidenced by
- Phone 35 Railroad .
omoes and Des In Room rs - , Ave \ 7 fir.
WALL sax—40. large front. £5.75 1 A;
floor. suitable for any business. 1 . .a'
Telephone 1446. “'0 haw several desirable building "
lots at Compo [tn-uh fu- snic. ‘-
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Price: from $1 51m up. 7
Houses EDI Sale 3'3 'I’Vvo family limbo, East Not-walk. ' i
ISAA€ STREBT—Up-ot-date. two- iiz‘flf’mfiif’figu "0;?!”sz j?
lot. [Approximately 100x150, ?or
turthér information inquire of
Gent-{e L, Woodward. Executor.—
I-‘auate of Carrie A. Seymour. de-
ceased.
‘ Lots For Sale 3:»
BAREAINTE‘ine building lot in .
first floor. six rooms~ and bath 1
on second floor.
FOR THESE QR AXY VOTHERS
CONSI‘LT
I
Canty 89. Co?
Realtors-Insurance ,5
17 SO. Main 8‘.
Phone 30
____.l
Theft .000 iM
Je w0 e f] g Brought . ,-
Abdut FownfaIl—,
headaches. nervousness. dragging-
down pains. backache and irrita-
bility. For fifty years Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ha'
been overcoming such conditiors
and restoring sick and ailing "0'
men to health. I: surely pays "'0"!
suffering woman to try it.——A“’-
, I
THE CLASSIFIED columnsne Just
long enough to'measurr "9 ‘0
yan expectati s. ,V’
THE CLASSIFIED region is made
up of little offerili‘hwh are P0-
Iitely offering to help 1'0“-
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EYE become.
y L. F. van ZELM
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By (‘HARI ES SMcMANl S
___!,-_S_T.._._
‘xnaid was arraigned
Confesses Big Job
NE“ YORK Jan. 30 ——Out of ihe
arrest of Miss Helen Golden. .Jw
I-dna Hall and the Other nuance.
maid at the Ambassador H0191..0n.
charges of jewel robberies. detect—
ixcs uorkins under Inspector Sough-
lin bolic\e they mil unearth a clique .
of clever hotel thieves whose loot '_
' y run into stupendous figures.- _
Miss Golden was arrested in her.
apairmeni.l\'o.1 Vorihern avenue 4;?»
“ashi‘ngton Heights. Monday night};
The arrest folonc-d the thieft __52
$50 000 in jc\\c-is from Mrs Hu-
garet C Throops at the Hotel an-
bassador in this cit? The maid lute"
confessed to participation in_ the .
theft of 5811 (1'10 in some {turn a .7
guest at the Ambassador Hotel At-
lantic City. Detectives uere imme-
diatew sent to xarious cities on clues
in other hotel robberies.
Upon her own confess'cn m the ‘
Ai‘untic Citv robbers: the \ic‘. 1.11 of '
which was Morrfis Abrams the hotel
in Yorinlil!
and held V‘ ;
in courtfj
.9...
Court {Monday
“ithout bail. “’ith her
“as M15.Dora Goldlpper in whose
apartment the maid lived At the
tune of the descent upon the 4.51311.-
raent by the detectives, M's. Guidlp-
per is alleged to have‘ ha‘ a revels .
vcr, and 'it was upon this took.“ I'
charge of violating the Sullivan In?
that‘she was takem‘aiong.
Awaiting; outcome Of the investI-fi,
gallon now under wayhbcth women”
will be held bV l.e police. In the l
meantime. detectives anticipate an:
rests of alleged confederate: of mi.
Golden in other cities who-e she no
corked as s. maid.
. I Q C O 0
British Liabilities . . A
I .0 '
Reach 40 Billions?
LONDON. Jan. 80.—-—-’~hc tots! .
gzoss liabilities of Great DritaL-u at
the close of the financial vest west:
17. 845.725. 746 “39.2-8 615. 730) Ike
total in 1914 was £706,154 110.1119
.f: gures are takefiifrom st aunties" rec
[sting to the national debt 11' ads;
t-ublic here. The total Raoul .a it...
its elm of the last finacciat .
fihowed an increase of £190.19
6‘ er the previous 12 mon‘hs.
The funded debt showed a ‘ "t‘
crease of £117,233. 426 are
funded debt 3 net decrees, of I
Police
1’,
5-
9
, Lia! debt on carver-don a, 8‘
6-1.926. The Increase or the page
cheque:- national war and t
head, into thrice and one.“
unit. conversion loan amount
£127. 864. 564 and the cap tsl’
or arr-ears of interest out. too
States government loan to i ,
914.030.
Norwalk Chronicler