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WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN
untenable room and board in private tric lights, use 01 bath with or with- Eh
3111in in Sleuth Norwalk Address J.
'11,, care Evening Sentinel. jii 31
1. ' TO LET.
out board.Pri1ate family, 52 381'
view a1enue.
WANTED—A COMPETENT 1x1. 10 LET—ATTRACTIVE gut,
efficient stenographer.
Apply to the.rooni new ball house. all improve?
\‘orwalk Tire and Rubber Company. merits and conveniences. 5 minutes
j13 3t from E. N, Depot. Low rent. Marius
r‘ ' 'Coustruction Co. 123 Washington St.
WANTElD-j—SITUATION BY GIRL. 114 61
it; years old, at general housework. 43
Oxford avenue. j12 3t To LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE.
.20x60. Rent $20.00. 87 North Main
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. lie. for fat calves.
$8.50 to $9 for small canes to fatten.
Best market prices.
necticut avenue. Tel 130.
LOST.
Station, by you of Railroad av=e—
hue. Name. on en1elope, Miss Smith.
Reward 11' returned to Sentinel omce.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
ter street. lnuuire Edwaid Farrell,
NOTICE--111. ARE USING 01111 1111111111111 “ref: . "2 6' DIED
1xtre1nely large basement for public! To LET—5 ROOMS AT 5! SPRING
storage only. if you have am'thlngilst, Inquire 01 Mrs, R. Tsriov. 1025 EDIED — SKOFIEM); AT NEWE
'10 store away. do so with us. CliargeslTayior Ave. Tel 1165-5. n30 tl. York city, Tuesday. Jan. 12. 1915.'
reasonable. inquire at M. GutkowE Eh‘dith Adeline Skofleld, wife of Ray
{\ky's Furniture Store, 87 North Main To LET __ TWO ATTRACTIVE Lester Skoncld. Funeral pr11ate, from
51.— Phone 419. 114 (1' apartments, modern improvements. X.(_,_Eres:;(ie1;ce. Sgrgmv‘e‘n 1Sputh Nor-
' '2“ WON 16 FOOT CED'AR BO cently decorated. Rent $12:00_ inquire we onn. y a“ 5 ~4-
' AT” 64 South Main street Tele bone 60. l ' W “T"
the holder of said ticket can have boat p PROFESSIONAL-
i'y presenting same to Joe Lambert.
118 3t.
PUBLIC AUCTION—0F HOUSE
hold goods. Saturday. Jan. 16, 10 a. m.
:.t West 81., consisting of Beds. D111-
111g Tables, Chairs. Parlor Furniture.
.tv‘liina Racks. also 1 Oak Sideboard,
Parlor Carpets. Rugs. Pictures, etc;
the same being property of Mrs. E. F.
. Knapp. Satelby. orderoi‘ same, J. K.
Finch, auctioneer. 113' st
Night Coughs~
()1' day coughs—any cough is rc- _——
licvcd by our Cough Remedies.
.(oughg . yiups ...... 20¢ a " “
5C. ‘ «.
. they never disappoint.
f"(ouglil:1l)lcts
”The Norwalk Drug "
H. A. MEAD, Mgr,
‘8 No. Main St. So. Norwalk.
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Your Child May
be developing a Curvature. Why not
have an analysis made—1t is FREE.
E.BAR-THOL, D. C.
..V Painless Chiropractor,
63 Meadow Street—7 to 8 Evenings.
Stamford Office—9 to 5 Daily.
~ You CAN IIEAT YOUR
Garage at trifling ex-'
house 1111 winter with .
the Scientific Garage,
Beatenil'urns Gas. Ask
about it.
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United Electric
”Light a. Water Co.
St. inquire on premises. 114 ti’
TO LET —- ONE FURNISHED
W Miller Con Eroom. suitable for one or two gentle- E
E.1nen inquire at 1 “est avenue Up
stairs. Phone 16452. 1'14 3tl
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' E TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMSE
LOST—SATURDAY PAY ENVEIr Ewltll or without board' 0116 large one, 1 FOR FURNlTURE. RUGS. STOVES,
ope, between Sentinel office and R. R. suitable m" “31“ housekeeping gas"Etc" Rosen's Furniture Store is the
hot and cold water. and bath. Inquire
£120 Washington street second floor.
right hand side 113 st
1 To LET—LARGE “011157.1va
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The Right
Junk Dealer
The pcoplc demand that IIE‘P‘ITO\
re- Open tho junk blisllii‘al. Be Hurt.-
111111 a now. \N strut m1 13‘...“ au-
wugon. wurl'n POSTAL on TELE-
PHONE 4 4 I.
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ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court. January 13. A. D., 1915.
”Estate of Anna Fitch. late of Nor-
Evalk in said Disttict deceased.
" \‘l'herms, written application has
Ebcon made to this Court for admin-
'istration of said Eétate not adminis-
tered.
Ordered, That ‘s'nld application 1be
heard and determined at the Probate
01111-6 in Norwalk, on the 23rd day of
January, 1915, at io‘p'ciocn 'i‘orenoon;
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested therein
hy'publlshing this order in a news-
paper having a circulation in said
District. at least five days before said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
.114 It
T0 LET—ROOMS, HEATED. ELEC '
16 11‘
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I son SALE. 4
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FOR BALE—TWO 11001) WORK
orses; also 2 double trucks and 1
H. K. & Kent 1 Jr", Norm
E single wagon
walk. ,
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son SALE—JSGGS, NON—FER'NLEE
specially raised for table use for
partit ular people. Delivered 24 hours
pm. Regular customers desirequ
Soule, Chestnut Hill avenue. 'l'el.%
E1332-.3 1‘9 011
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1 FOR SALE—HOUSE. NEW SEV-
en room house, all 1mpro1ements, 1
.Delaware street. Falrfleld Park. Nor
l.1valk P. & J. Larrauri, builders 0t-
lice 123 Washington street. Phone
1622 5‘ 68 t1
' MISCELLANEOUS.
place to visit. We have a full line of
it"urniture. with prices that cannot be
beat. Come and give us a trial.
ROBEN'S FURNITURE STORE.
Ph’ono 1354.12.13 Ely Avenue.
CLARENCE a. ARNOLD—VIOLIN
E1nstru1tor.Studiu. 20 Lawrence St,
ESouth Norwalk. Phone 10634. lit 31
E ._—.. ....—.
ROGER A. l_.YON. ORGANIST AND
thoimmster or St. Paul‘s Chun h, Nerr .
walk Coup. Teacher of piano and;
Eorgnn Professional ,lucmmpanlsi.
Monday, W Monday Friday. Studio. l
11 Mott avenue. Tel. 792 8. 114 ‘11 E
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Fits-U Eyeglasses
'é'fj 0'10 s
~1 so if» Your» f'- 'l 1
V 4n; .Scmtvlg Normand/3':
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feeiat liberty to con-
suit
\\'1hLI.\M J. MOORE
. OPTICI‘AN
Room B. lieclcr Building,
'No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite lloyt‘s Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 6:30 to 9.
N. Y. address—727 5th Ave, 9 to
4 p. in. daily.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, January 13, A. D., 1916.
Estate of George C. Stillson, late 01’
Norwalk, in said District deceased.
Ordered; That the Trustee under
the will of, said deceased, exhibit her
Enccount to ”11s Court for adjustment.
the 20111 day of January. 1915, at 10
o'clock Torenoon; and that oil .per-
sons interested in said Estate may be
notified thereof, the said Trustee will
cause this order to be published in
i said District. at least fiiv "'1ys before
said 201h day of January. (”5.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
114 1'1 Judge.
ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwaik, ss.. Probate
I Court, January 13, A. D.. 1915.
Estate of Ida A. Gage, late of Nor.
walk, unsold District, deceased.
Ordered. That the Executor exhibit
his Administration account to this
Court for adjustment. at the Probate
office in Norwalk. on the 22nd day of
*January. 1915. at 3 o’clock afternoon:
and that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof, the
published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said District. at least
five days before said 22nd “day . of
January 1915. .
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
114 it
at the Probate omce in Norwalk. on,
in newspaper having a circulation in .
Executor will cause this order to 'be t
WT .l other. 1..
SHOES
For Men
Elite,
Ralston,
Hanan.
“Standard Makes” ‘
Alivays up to the standard.
Glover’s
, South N‘orwalk
A good adv. pays host in the best
El5,0tltl litl’tllltll littltll ill Ellllttltilltt .
IN ITALY; lilllltll IN lllitlt AREA"
(Continued from First Page.) 1
Part of a hospital at. Aquila collapsed as a result of
the earthquake. Several of the inmates Wt'rt' killed and a
number injured. At Sulmona. southeast of Aquila. tlzc
barracks of St. Dominic tumbled «1191111. killing fivc
dicrs.
~ Atlvlct‘n' i't‘t‘t‘ll'ill' llvt‘
stil—
from Subiat'o. 33 mitt-s north-
1'1151 of Romc. report that thc L'atht'dral 1111'1'1' is in clun—
gcr of falling.
l,().\'il)( J.\', Jan, 14, 1224011 lll.——-:\ urns agency dis;
patch from Rome says that a further distinct earth shock
was felt in Rome about 3 o’clock this morning. [11 scv»
cral quartcrs of the city the pco'plc fled from 1‘111'11' houses
into thc open air.
Rt 1.11115. Jan. 14.———Thc fate of Avczyano. Sle._V‘llll'K‘t‘
miles cast of Rome. and the surrounding Abruzxi coun—
try, called “11' and which has bt-
conic om- of the most fertile lauds 01 11.1131, has pluugcd
11. whole country into the deepest mourning.
tion is in part a rtflky and inaccessiblc country,
nearly all means of communication has bccn lost. A train
which should have arrived '11 Rome Visit-rdav morning
front \quila has disappeared and so far it has been i111-
possiblt to trace it
King \ictor Emmanucl, notwithstzuulingr contrary
atlvicc. intends to attempt to rcach thc sccuc of disaster
by automobile.
News rcccived hcrc from Arpino. thirty miles south
of Avczzuno, says that forty pcrsous wcrc killcd tlicrt-
and 11 woundcd. The L'ic'cro TUWCI'. 111 Arpino,
111cmory of the grcat Roman orator born thcrc, collapsed
as 21 rcsult of thc earth shock.
Thchundcr prcl'cct of Sum. 25 milcs south of .'\\‘c2‘
Italian Switzerland.
This 891‘-
and
in
2.11111. tclcgraphs that half 01' the 1111111 has been razcrl.
Ilc iniplorcs assistance.
LONDON, Jan. 14, 9:33 a. m.~—.\ train has arrived
at Home with onc hundred injurt-d from \vczzano and
'l'ngliacozzo, says :1 dispatch to Rcuptcr's'l't‘lcgram t'nnr
puny from lllt‘ lialiau capitol, who confirm the news 111111
Avczzauo has bccu complctcly dcstrovcd.
PARIS, _ln11. 1.1. 4:51111. m.-v;\ dispiurh to tin llavn»
Agency from Aquila. Italy, says that lair 111‘\\'\ rcvcivcvl
thcrc confirms thc report that Avczano has llt‘t'll
plctcly destroyed by tllc carthquakc. Tht' towns of (c
lauo and l'csciua, closc to .'\1'c77.:111o, arc p:1i'ti:1l_1 \\'l‘t't‘l\~
1'1l. ' '
(‘Oill'
'l‘hcli'c is algi'cnt'nunibcr of dchd.
sn\~
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and many
1111' (ltnllfllt‘ll.
victims 111'1' burictliu tlu- ruin~
lzm. 1.1. 8:45 :1. 111
disustcr,
--«'l'lic' 1h.-
nccortling to laicxt rcpoi'ts 1'c1'c'ivc1l
5.11011,
R( )M l'l.
cnrthquak 1'
how
\’ll‘lllli\ of
uuuilici‘ about
including «lctui and 11.11.111l1'll.
1.1. 'l'ht' in :11:
o'clotk today. t'sli1111111--. tlic ilcml :11
Ave/7.11110, italy, {is-:1 rcsult of tlic t‘ill'tllqlllltx‘i‘ :11 hilt-cu
thousand.
~.—n
l.t).\'l)11\'.'lan.
cdition lssllt‘d 111 7
Ill.~'- lll't‘fifi.
in his
carthqunkc says that thc shock» 1'.crc ~t'cl1
with varying rcsults throughout thc wholc district l11~~
1wcc11 Romc 11111] Naples. in Romc. hc dcclurcs. it is cs
tubllsllt’d that thcrc was no loss of lilc. although many
works and building's 11'1'rc scvcrly damagcd.
r! ‘ w -'
llic corrcspoudcnt of thc luxprrss 111 lx'oiut'.
story of thc
“'l‘hc serious ions of life occurrcd outsidt- of
the Express correspondent continues, "cspccinlly in
mountain towns 011 the road to Naples.
tircly destroyed includc lussi.Sourcoh1 t'aipcllc Magh—
nno and Cappadocia. The shock was 'cvcrt in \nplts.
but the damage is slight.
“The heaviest casualties undoubtedly
Avczzano, where fifteen tiiousmfd persons
buried in the ruins. '
“Troops are being rushed to the afflictcd districts.
There is need for the quickest assistance owing to thc
fact that snow covers the country and blocks the roads
Communitatiou 01' cr thc cntir; wrcckcd scction is cx-
ccctlingly difficult.
Rome."
Illt‘
The town; c11-
occurrcd
arc
at
rcportcd
'King Victor Emmanuel is” leaving Romt :11 oncc
for the afflicted district." .
According to the Rome. concspontlcnt of 1111 Daily
News, there is still no news from A1‘czzano, which
' reportcd razed to the ground.
The railways in thc'strickeirdistrict as 11vcll~11igi1115c
less the Daily Mail's correspondent says, as ”11‘
bridges and tunnels were dcstroyed‘and 1111 tracks luok
on and CO\ crcd with debris T he highwau .'111 lnlpnssalilt
owing to the heavy snowfall
The officials in Rome make. no attempt to lVllllltllL
the extent of the d’filagc in the, pun 11111, tin
l“ pondcnt says. They are bending all 1l1c'1 cnm'gics
hasten the work of relief.
The loss of life in thc vicinity of Roam. it is. 1-1'.
timatcd by the Daily Mail's torrcspoudcnt. is about Ullt
hundred. ' .
A dispatch from Rome to the Daily News gin .- 1hr
following; official statement issutd tllClL regarding the
earthquake: . . " \
"The district of Sulmona is badlv (lmnugcd and the
victim‘s3a112"11umerou.s. '.l1vc11ty persons werc killtrl and.
many injured at Vilalagc Rescue work ltasbccu started
at Popli and Pcntina, where'inany houses arc damaged.
, . “The damage is cxtcnsic at Aquila and lsolaJh‘lliri,
and seven other sthall towns in the province ' of Rome.
- The village of, Sara has be :11 razed %to the ground.
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CLEARANCE.SALE OF
WINTER GARMENTS
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Nothing rescrt‘cd— —e1’ery Suit, Coat. Ilrcss SkirtfiWaist, Fur—must
go, regardless of cost. Prices to suit cwry purchaser
c
33 So. Main St.
South. NorWalk.
W" ”nu-m-
"At Sulmoun thc l1;1rr;1cks..\'t. Dominic's Church and
'ninuy houscs collapsed, white c'iicrs tlirrntcu to fall.
is {cured at ('hicti, 'I'crzuuo 11111] other
Minn/i." ’
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"l.().\\ (ll' lll't'
towns ll‘
lltlllllllil llllllSl thl tillltllls.
(t ontiuuc :l 1': 1111 lllSl l‘u rt. 1
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ing in Milan that victory for l‘l’illtt‘t‘ and linghi'nd would
caust' Italy's vaseslagc in thc Mctlittcmut'mi and that this
pi'cscut 111-1111;1liiy 1111s 1111' 1111151: of l1.1|y's luvornblt'tlip-
loiuntit‘ {titration
"A rcporl from St. l’ctcrsburg' says that the Russians
many ('ossnck 1'1'gi111cnts from thc front
11‘ 1h.- 1,111x'xllllllty of riots in thy larger 11111115. '
"t 'Estianin rt-ports that tlu~
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“witlulrzuvu
English shot at the
111 stunner Mnnchcn whilc shc was calliny.r at the
.~..1 port of l’.ly1l1. tlcspftc tlic fact that sht-
<howcil
Noru'cgiun ling."
H10
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tltftnttd
_:.l111 14 12:18 p. 1.1 -—ll1l stand of tlic.
lurl; ish army at Kar..- l 1';{1111‘Tidtt161'11 Sara—
Kamysh and tin ironticr 0f thct taucasus, 11111] the at—
tempts of tl1c ('icrmans to check the advepct‘ of tlic Al~
llt‘S in Francc northcast of Soissons and:
were thc principal points today
flicts' an rcportcd to be ra ring
lor si.\ days now the Turks have bit-11 making.r a val? .
iant effort to roll} thcir retreating forces, and aided by a' 1:
garrison f1 pm Erncrum have bctr' putting up a surprising
tight in 1icw of the crushing dcfcnt that they were re-
lili‘ltil fiom l\lt.<~l:1 to have suffcrt‘d recently.
.ncar Pcrthcs, '
11'l1crc desperate c0113;
blackounnii. Jan.
bnnkci's including l.
14.'——‘A group of New York "
I". Morgan 81 Company, havie
dg‘lt((l to loan th ixussian govcriungnt $12,000,000, at"—
_ cording to an official announcement made
here yester-
day.
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llll', ll \( 1 ll, Neihcria1uls,l.1u.14 Vltl London.—- 5
(ordinal l)cxid1rntus \lcrcicr, tht l‘rimaic '
dct lines for the present to d _ was what be defined as the. L
of thc " '.'111an authorities in lick
grium with rcfcrcncc to him and to thc pastoral lcttct‘ .
writtcii by him-1111 Christn1ns.- '
of Belgium,
"vcxntious mcastujcs"
ticncrai 111m l-lissing. (iovcrnor-(icncrai ,ol the Bel-
gian it rritory, occupied by the (icrmans, in reply to n
1111111151 made by The. .fissociatcd Press that he forward - .
11.1(Tardi1111l i\lt.‘l'i“lt‘l‘ a tclcgrnm asking him for the exact "_
'fm't»: in connection with‘ the incident. said: . _
_‘(':111li11:1'. Mcr‘cicr requests 111cm forward to you the . ,
11.110.11.13.- (lcspatth 111 response to your inquiry: A» '
"l tttl very much the sympathy you havc shown
inc. and for which I thank you; but I prcfcr not to
dwell ln‘l' 1111- moment on the vcxatious measures to- which ,
you allude, and I prefer to continue to shut utiysclfw , _
my tpiscopal 111in’istry. I wish to dctlaic, howct/c'i'. that:
l huvc withdrawn nothing and Will withdraw nothing,
from 1111 pastoral lcttcr. . - '- 4 ’ ‘
' (Signed) '
. , f‘ ‘CARDINAL MERCI'ER,
" ‘Archbishop, of Malincs.”
Norwalk Chronicler