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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five words orLLLess. 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion 1n black-
“Adar—Em L51.
Business and
' and
WANTED. L l
WANTED—A COMPETENT AND. TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMSL
‘“ 1hr i9“ stenograpner. Apply to the with or without board; one large one,
.\orwalk Tire and Rubber Compan). suitable for light housekeeping; gas,
1'13 3t hot and cold water, and bath. Inquire
120 Washington street, second floor”
WANTED—SITUATION BY GIRL, right hand side. .113 3ti
‘6 years old. at general housework. 43 ;
Oxford avenue. 112 3"
TO LET. ‘ Li
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To LET—LARGE STORE, 44 WA-
‘ter street. Inquire Edward Farrell, i
WANTED -—- RELIABLE WHITE Haviland street. :12 6t,
woman to care for children a few' 1
hours at odd times, especially even-l T0 LET—HOUSES, PARTS OF
ings. Prefer one who has brought up. houses, flats, factory, store, barn.
children of her own Must haie best hotel, cottages Rents for all comers.
leferences. Address 8, Sentinel omce_[6ee our list. R‘aymond fires. in 3th
ill 3t1
E To LET—AN EIGHT ROOM
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-Lhouse,10 Putnam avenue All im-
try and calves. 14c. tor {at calves. ”movements Apply John McMahon, 56.
-. .. --. ..._..._..—~ .. .,
$8. 50 to $9 for small calves to fatten. West avenue. Phone 614- 4. ill 3t1
Best market prices. W. Miller, Con- ;
necticut avenue. Tel. 130. To LET—IST. FLOOR, 62 PUT-:
tn nam avenue. All improvements. Can
be seen at any time. Mrs. C. H. Gale.
ill 3t
LOST.
LOST—SATURDAY. PAY ENVEI:
ope. between Sentinel office and R. R.
station, by way 0! Railroad ave- St
uue. Name on envelope, Miss Smith. Taylor “3- Tel 1165'5-
dteward it returned to Sentinel oilice.
'ro LET—5 ROOMS AT 65 SPRING
Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 162
1130 it
{en room ',house all improvements. 1
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—TWO GOOD WORK
horses; also 2 double trucks and 1
single wagon. H. K. at Kent Co. ., Nor-
walk.
312 3t
FOR SALE—EGGS, NON-FERTILE
specially raised for table use for
particular people. Delivered 24 hours
old. Regular customers desired.
Soule, Chestnut ‘Hill avenue. Tel.
1332-3. ‘ 19 6t
FOR SALE—HOUSE NEW SEV-
Delaware street. Fairiield Park, Nor-
walk. P. & J. Larraurl, builders. 0t-
iice 123 Washington street. Phone
'1622-5. d8 ti
MISCELLANEOUS.
:0: {rum-runs. sues, srovsé.
“Rosella Furniture Store is the
pinch to visit. We have a full line of
lil‘urniture, with prices that cannot be
least. Come and give us a trial.
ROBEN'B FURNITURE STORE,
Phone 1364-12. 13 Ely Avenue.
08 7 ‘ TO LET -— TWO ATTRACTIVE
L 1"“ RITE LAT REWARD Ll apartments. modern improvements, re-
“3" “3m“ *0 M“? James 0016911. “canny decorated Rent :12. oo inquire
1‘ airfield avenue, 1‘ 3t , 64 South Main street Telephone 60.
by presenting same to Joe Lambert
The Right. L
Junk Dealer
PUBLIC AUCTION-0F HOUSE- .
hold goods, Saturday, Jan. 16.10 a m.
’LI s- s s
at West St.. consisting of Beds, Din amt"?lgrwxxlkflbltinsr “litmus?
ing Tables Chairs. Parlor Fun‘iltul‘e,iwamlll. WRITE POSTAL Olt Tlulllc-
( hina Racks, also 1 Oak Sideboard, PHONE 4“-
Parlor Carpets. Rugs, Pictures, etc;
the same being property of Mrs. ELIE:
Knapp. Sale by order of same. J. K. i SOUTH NORvWALK
Icinch, auctioneer. 513 3t! KNIGHTS DEFEATED
I LNoroton Holy Name Society Members
Night Coughs i Tank, 44 om of 84 Games.
Tile players of South Norwalk Coun-
‘().r day coughs—ally cough is re-
cil, Knights of Columbus, who last
. , evening joume ed to Noroton t
llcved by our Cough Remcdlcs, y 0 open
.( ough Svrt'ps ...... 20c and 25c
BUSINESS NOTICE.
” 211 wall iii-FOOT CEDAR soar—
the holder of said ticket can have boat
The lmple demand thut EFI‘JION
Holy
Name Society, of that place, returned
ldei’eated. The local men captured 40
games, their opponents getting away
:with «ii. A pleasant social time has
enjoyed, the visitors being treated
'royally. An invitation was tendered
H A MEAD Mgr :the young ladies, who assisted in the
:8 N0. Main "st So Norwalk l entertaining, to be present at the next
tournament game, which will be play-
ed in this city next Tuesday evening.
T( ough Tablets .. .,5c roc 25c
They never disappoint.
LL " ” L h'L “no“: » it cold and cure grip. us it opt-nu the
~ our 1 ay ITabie. G. W. pores, roleix‘illg congestion. Also
, . South Norwalk K. of c. loosens the bowels, thus breaking ll
be developing a Curvature. Why not l—Corcoran and Splan _ . _. 5 cold . at once-
have an M u. made it is FREE. . . 1' '. it is inexpensive and entirely vouc-
. . ~ ~ 3- f . .y ' , J G»':;NhndH;|y NIMO- 2 table. therefore harmless.
‘ . 0 en an ose ......... .‘
E. BARTHOL, Do C. . South Norwalk K. of C. ' Advertise in The Sentinel. L L p
L'? Painlws elm-mum, ~ 2—Connolly and P. Darragh ..... .L 5 _____ 41—!_ - -» »
. ,Noi‘oton Holy Name.
33 Meadow Street—7 to 8 Eve I . > .
‘ rings. ‘ Gatineyand O'Keete......;..._ 2 Ptllfll-‘Otllsm'flilllmlls
Stamford Office—O to 5 Daily.
South Norwalk K. of C.
The result of the games last evening
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Fits—LI Eyeglasses
J]. 'Pfl L113
cg AbIJLGILC‘?
LLLL 5‘50 {:1}? 0115. LL
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adiu‘sting: feel at liberty to con-
ah“ i ’
.,miéu «hood:
I I?“ _ ‘i'meL 7'
coin 6, Lion Building
(N3- ‘55 mitten Std;
, to any“ “matte?
Mon, Wednesday and Friday
. >L’venings, d: 30 to' 9. ,
N. Y. nodules—727 5th Ave. 9 to
4 p. at daily.
Milli Illl'l' TEA L
Hill A BAD GOLD
Get :1 small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea. or us the German folks
cull ll,"'llulnblll’l{t'l‘ llrust Thee," at
any pharmacy. Take it tulllcsplmntui
of the tea, put Illl‘llp of boiling wu-
tor llpoll it, pour through ll sieve
and drink rPteacup full at any time.
It is the most effective way to break
3—Edw.shea and Reagan .1..... 2 Sam“, w... Make Home “g...
Noroton Holy Name- “Money Back if it Fails" SayoL _ '
- tFlaherty and Mann ......... ._ 5 Frank H, Baxter. .a, ‘
< 30““ "WW-l" K- 07 c- The line of beauty is a curve. won.
I 4‘1’0193' and Kearney -------- ~ - - 4 on may “bethln hndL graceful, but. not
NON‘ON HOW Name. thin.and' 'beautilul. There is a vast
a, _ .. haste. and Meehan n. ----- .. - -' 3 number of pails," thin.‘ scrawney people
_ _ . " , LL SWHILNOMW K- 0' 0- who are all brains and nerves, Lbut
_‘ _ 5—Drury and Campbell .......... . 1 without the strength hnd health that
' '4 Z . NONtOH HOW Name. accompanies ‘ the standard weight.
,. . ' T. Golden and McDonald . . 6 Good .fle‘gh and pgflect health go to-
No'flCE . 300th Norwaik ‘K- 0‘ C4 ’ gether. A true flesh tormirilg food like
_ . ‘ 6—Haye3 and Hogan . . ......... o 3 Smose is albaolute‘y necesgw to
> , _ . . ' - Noroton Holy Name. many people. . - ‘ '
» .u ' . ‘ ‘ M» Flaherty and 51031111115” - - . 4. This remarkofble dis" wery comes in
, The sale ol‘COKE will \ South Norwalk K- of 6- tablet form and whe taken after
. . . ._ 4 . . - - 7—Carew and Cassldy . -------- - 4 meals mlngles mm the food and liélps
» be dlsconhnued on Jan. , Nomton Holy Name. j _ it to assimilate so that it nt‘akes rich
‘ F :3“? ' ‘ , . CEREVRH and Dolan . .. ...... . 3 '-b]ood and [“688ng plumpnegg
15m. ‘ 300‘“ NOI'Wa‘k K- 0' c- /. Frank H. Baxter has so much oon-
8—.l'. Darragh and J. Newman”
Noroton. ‘1le Name.
South Norwalk K. of C.
9—0. A. McNamara and D. Cullen.
_ Norotori Holy Name.
T.’ Canovan and'il, Collins...
' South 'Norwaik"-K. of c.
10—0. Williams and E. Cullen...
.4 Noroton Holy ‘Nifi‘ii.
find and G. Flanagan”
South Norwalk K'. of c.‘
orders wilLlL notlbe fill. L Lil‘ianagan and Wood ....... .5
2(1er that date.
I
.vnl
.L 11—J:~Burke and .I. Stom,........ plumpnessj- . .15 .7 .-. ..
Noroton Holy Name. LL “
The UllltLed Electl’lc 0 J. Golden this w. Golden” 3 was PALLE LOOKING, ' .
South Norwalk K. or c. Coos—The tea ls quite 4oxhiiasted.
‘12—Fltsmaurice and Magnet... ..,.‘ '5 mulling.K , {2"
Light LL& “’3?! CO. ‘ ‘ 43 Norbtoii- Holy Nime. 7 ' ’ Mistress-é! noticed that- it seemed
.anohe and Harrington m.”
2
3‘very weak the last this.
2 l‘fldeflCD‘ in this remarkable flesh form-
ing food and health restorer that he
‘ls willing and glad to allow any cus-
,--t>omer to deposit 560. with him and
understanding that it it does not give
the money will be returned without
any. finestlons.
Take advantage of this offer. The
risk is Sou his and you have almost
the certainty 01.33 ‘ pleasing gain in
RUSSIA ANNOUNCES FURTHER SUCCESSES IN
CAMPAIGN. ..
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(Continued from First Page.)
Grand Duke Alexander Michaelmitch brother—ill-law of
Emperor Nicholas. while fighting m Persia, was given
official denial ill l’etrograd yesterday.
BERLIN. via The Hague and London. Ian. 13,
10:55 a. his—Thu correspondent of the L‘olognc (iazcttc at
Sofia, Bulgaria. declares that thc lcadillg circlcs in Hill
garia do not share ill the belief that them is tobc an im-
lllediatc cxttnsion of tllc v er in the Balkans. .\ll
cisious it is stated deptnd ( I] the results of tllc Ucut bai—
tlcs now progressing. L
The Gazette's correspondent statcs that Runrauia ill~
tends to illcrcaSc the strength of her army at the end
of January, but tlltlt Bulgaria has not yct dccidcd unnu—
bilizc her rcservcs.’
(l\"
take home a box of Samose with the ‘
a marked increase in good firm flesh:
BERLI .\".
10:55 a.
via The Huguc and London.
m.—D’r. \iv’icklifi'c Rose and Iirncxt liickllcll, of
hc American Red Cross Mission, departed today l'orrl’o~
land, where succor for the civil population is cqually as
urgent as it is in l' tlgium.
It appears that the iullabitmvts of tin cities are par-
accordingr 1-, inturnlatioll
Rose and Bickucll. as all of the Polish
i‘icularly
by M‘c ssrs.
distressed
dustrics are at a standstill.
foodstllilsh as ccascd sillcc lllt‘ outbreak of hostilitics.L
owing to military rcquiremcllts and tllc dcstructiml of
railroads, ‘ L
The Americans will be nccompanil-d by Dr. Theo—
dor Lclvald, Director of the Ministry of tlic llitcrior. and
will visit Czcnstochowa, Lodz'.
other cities in Poland.
says:
captured.
vaccination.
llu
Illell.
reach.
the Matills
PARIS. loll.
strutcd beyond all question.
lllcdicgll,commission. tllc cfl’caciousncss of
Most of the llrcnlbcrs of the active .
had lilPHYW'm‘cilialt’tl lwlurt' the war. but tllc reservists. ,
slid icl'ritorillls drafted and sent toLLlhc' front lillt‘l'
13. 4:40 a. lll.~—f|‘llc war
not. lllld as :l rcsult.
number of cast-s of typhoid dc\ clupcd
medical commission scnt doctols to tlu- llllllf'
line and lllt‘i vaccinated a “hole army V'Cmpfi oi 400m .
ly the end of Dcc-ll bcr the good lCSilllS of this 3.
tl'cntmcllt bcc :llllc apparent, as typhoid bud \iltulllly dis .
appcarcd. the only case: rcnmining‘ llt‘lllg‘ among: lll"
men of two regiments Lwliicll the doctors wcrc unable to
P ETRIXLiRAD, Inn.
“WW-“ l
toward
PARIS. lau. 13. 4:50 3. lll.——“'l‘llc rcalgrcusou for
the strict guarding of the llclgian— Dutch
correspondent aLi Hmrc is an cpidtmil pf
dc scrtion “Ilicll bcgan ‘ill the German lanks altcr ihc Tlfll‘
lie of the Yscr.
H.000 dcscrtions from the garrison of Ill‘ugcs alone."
I rom N
Mir.
[alfieflew
tives over Sunday.
Monday evening.‘ ‘
Mr. and Mrs.
at her home in. St.
Tuesday evening.
In the
quet will be caterer.
Council
Kriter 0t stashtord.
U
ILand Mrs. George Steel .
Mrs. E. A. Jones‘nnd Miss
May Fairty are spending two weeks
with relatives~ and friends in Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sterling ot
Canno Sation ure,\'lsiting with Mrs.
Aaron Jelifl, Tnlmadge Hill.-
-Mr. and Mrs. C: E. Mead 'ot‘ Riv-
er street .cntertainelf 'Roy Selielk
of Stamford over the week-end.
[Mend ,F. Benger
ot Stamford spent the week- end with
in. and Mrs. William H. Rodimcl‘.“
Mrs. Marshall Stearns will enter~
taln the members of the Girls’ Club
L\'
of-
dvenue‘ entertained ' rein. .. I
."Mlss Hazel Benger entertained. the.
Busy Bee sewing circle at her home
F.
John Place, on
'"ho condition or Miss
Schneideg who was operated upon
tamford Hospital.
pendicitis, is improv.ing
Paul Kleehohner 0! Stamford was
in town Monday In consultation with
a committee on the' Holy Na’meiban-
. a
l
Florence
for {ID--
The officers-sect of Olive Branch , w
wil be installed Thursday
evening. by the district. deputy. Mn.
J. lWaterbiiry Binlth has- ‘eoLnn‘eot‘LeM
I3.——-An ofilcial statclilcnt
sued by the General Stat? of the Army ill the (.aucasus
“Fighting in the region of Olti (.55 milcs west of
Korsi continues obstinatcly, the rcarguard of thc Turks
being on the river Olti and to the west. 5
“The bitter fighting in the Kars- l rgau region has
lillltl'l} inclillcd ill our fawr.
the 92nd Rflg‘llllcl‘ll of Infantry.
ficcrs, three surgeons and l.500.mcn.
destroyed the 52nd Regiment of Infantry. :l
which. consisting~ of 250 soldiers and our
\Vc captured :1 height
and ill taking the enemy's camp thcrc \\'c sccllrcd
pots of ariillcl'y and ammunition.
.lZill. 1A3.L
rocciud
ill-
Villilc thc importation of
l.o\vit7.. Skicrnicwcc and
Iti-
On Jan. it no captured
including clcvcn
\\'c also partially
portion of
foi'ficcr. was
(it—
ill 'l‘lll'kish territory
dc-
Telephone 909
100
each
can
THE GREAT A. & P TEA CO
124 WASHINGTON ST
Free Delivery
1325;:
-: ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘: ‘\“‘\"‘}‘W“.b “‘
"t'l""--l'-
Big Fire Sale
Commencing at 9 a. m.
mum; AN. _ Mill.
Furniture, llousciurnishillgs, etc.
EVERYTHING MUST 60 IN (IIIIIER T0 MAKE
' RO0M F01! NEW STOCK.
srolu-z dosrli uvrll TIME or sun
It will Pay You to Wait tor this Wonderiulb'ar
‘~ 4 pain altering event
,Noka Furniture House
1-1-18 “'11“ St., Tol.'4d.
Nor-walk.
line.
according to lnclnlicrs of tlic
utilitylllinid
(ll‘lllt‘iil'
army
llud
“ thc cm] of (lctobcr. a large
CHICKEN it wirur lllNN‘lir “‘
sSaIurdays and Sunday/5:3 .4
The Reysl James Illn
THE PLACE OF SATISFACTION.
MUSIC SUNDAY EVENING, 6—8.
—-n
frontier " suvs
or, lg to Dec. 15 there “no
himself with lllc insurance nnd rcll
lestatc boslnos:.. ills otlicc is at his
home heal Talmndgc Hill Station.
John L’lennun. .il broke his col-l
L.l..lbone. Sunday uttclnoon. while on 4
(lhls way to Weston. with Vincent St. .
-.lni1n There were three in the Lhurty.i
jlll a Ford car which hit an 'Vhstruc- '
loll in lilo load that was Lower-Led
.vlp tilt}. limes. The impact threw \‘ \ I
L.
. “We.“ -
l Michael Nilpp'i is at present recov.
luring at the Norwalk hospital where
”he was taken by Dr. Mel.allry.:1fler l
tho accident yesterday in which hel
lecciv‘od two frnlcturcd libs. Nappil
was working fol the E. W. Huhbrill
company of Saugatmk as the tlrlxcrl
of one of their teams While unload-
ing at the establishment of thol
\Vakeman Mattress company the 'nni
mnls became suddenly frightened llnd
Lstnrted to run “on. Michael has
thrown under the hoofs of the an- r
imuls and was badly injured.Lposslb-
ly internally. lie was reported as
resting comfortably at on Norwulk
hospital this morning.
I‘L.L.LL,“ who a: sitting in tirl no: 4!
-~ ..r- . .., l ‘ “t \v:~i :th Mir." Hill; 5-1.
Augustin: Gordon of Oak stroctJdLL. The ollm’ Ccilpanis so lull:
has ‘been suffering from whooping! 'ul “‘11 (mt.
cough. '
Miss Rose Klett Went to New
York. Monday, to undergo llnotller ststT "m '8 .
”mum" ' " HURT Ill RUNMVM.
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ETIECIL‘LRIT‘ SHOLCK Ll“..\'l‘\Il
CLEARANCE SALE L OF . 7?
WINTER GARMENTS ‘6
Nothing reserved—grew Suit, Coat. Dress Skirt. Waist. Fur—must
go, regardless of cOsi. Prices to suit o.cry purchaser. . .‘
THEPARIS
33 30. Main St.
South Norwala.
.—
l
W—w—
when exer you are troubled Willi minor oil.-.ent3 oi the
digestive r3322, that C1330 n1;y.soorl develop" into
more. serious sisknessi- Your future safety, as well
as your comfort may dope.“ .d on the
quickness with which you sc 3k a corrective remedy.
nor-an ‘
a u-lul a
By common consent of the legion WI. 0 liaLve trio-cl them,
Beecham s’ Pills are the most reii able cl‘. ad: family medi-
cines. This standard fami‘ .1 lemedy tones the stomscll, "
stimulates the sluggish liver, to: mlatcs inactive barrels.
. :p‘idfili ’ .
Improved digestion, ‘ sounder elect), better looks,
brighter spirits and grcatfi' vitalit" come after the
system has been cleared and the Jonas purified by'
‘ )‘1‘5‘
Beeoham *9 P1 is
MsmsdoofLwMeficinei-thom
Sold Burnhertw 131 boxes. 10:“ 25c.-
p... _ A
STAMFORD, nn.13.—-As ho slep-
ped aboard it New Canaan train on
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford railroad at the local station last
night. Edw Ligori. of Glenbrook wad
shocked by electicity and killed. Rail-
rond_ officials offered vague explana-
tions 'or the cause of the accident
pending ruther inquiry. but. it is as
sumed some part of the train. pos-
sihly the railing was accidentally
charged With electricity. 'l‘hhro were!
no marks on ngorl's body.
. ,
If you need additional capitall
in your business, a Sentinel want
ad will serve. as your ‘fbtokcrfl,
LINOLLLEUML and OIL CLOTH
4 :-: REMNANTS H
at ems HALF PRICE
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