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ants!
Classified “Ads.”—-—To Let, 1
For Sale. Bubiness and 11
Professional Cards, and I
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c; I
Three Times, 500. Each Additional Wd‘rd, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- 1
face or Caps, Double Price. 1
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WANTED. ‘
WANTED—ONE OF THE LARGE
magazine publishing houses desilcs to
wuploy an active man or woman in
this ('Oiililutillly to handle a special
plan which has proven unusually prol-
itaibic Good opening for right party.
:ddress with two reterernes Publish-
,liox 155 Times Sq. Sta... New tori:
jib 3i
WANTED—01111.8 TO CANVASS.
Light work. Good pay. Apply be-
tween .5 and u p_ in. Thursday.
danborn. 31 Washington street. South
itiissi
1 ” TO LET. ‘ 1 FOR SALE 1
1
To LET-’LARGE FRONT ROUM- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE __
with one or two connecting NOmsvi'Smail farm 01‘ about four acres. 12‘
'g'ds- “001“"?! range, 9011191916 101' irg‘ht room house, barn and out buildingsj
housekeeping. 41 South Main street. LE. R W. i’. 01 Box 557 South Nor-1
1‘15 3‘ walk. :15 3t
1
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T0 LET—STORAGE FOR ONE All ' FOR SALE—16 H I’ ’CYLIVDER
IO‘HWWB ”‘01 “”119" Terms, 53 00 ”’1 Nash gasoline engine with magneto. a
month. Addless Storage" care 59“ dandy $225.00. Lucas & Son. Bridge
tinei. 115 31 port, Conn. Two 14" engine iathes'
f $25.00 each. Lucas & Son, Bridgeport”
TO LET—TWO counncrrnomom 11; 31
furnished rooms with all conveniences 1
for light housekeeping. 214 East Ave, ;
FOR SALE on To LET—xnrv—EI;
Norwaik. 11-13 3t'near depot. 3-15 31 1 room house. All improvements Win-.
_.__ _.___,.-. , _ wafi w.“ ,I .. .._. .1 field street. East N0rwalk.- inquii'c I
WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, To LET“NEW' HOUSEH5 BEAUMII Chestnut street. 1'15 ot‘
comfortable room and board in private tiful rooms to small quiet Ii'armis', .21“ 1 1
' improvements from the first of Feb- ‘ FOR BALE—HOUSE. NEW SEV-'
I: rarity in Soutthorwalk. Address J.
‘34 , care Evening Sentinel. 314 3t
‘WANTED—A (‘0 MPETENT AND
efiu rent stenogiapher. Apply to the
clorwalk Tire and Rubber Company.
113 3t
u an. ...- _U..._
IWANTED—SITUATION BY GIRL.
15 years old, at general housework 43'
Otford avenue. j12 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
tr'y and calves. lie. for fat calves.
158.50 to $9 for small calves to fatten.
{Best market prices. W.
necticut avenue. Tel. 130.
P . _ . . .H. ,._._._ ..__
LOST.
LOST—SAT UltI)A Y, PA Y
Station. by way of Railroad ave~
nue. Name on envelope, Miss Smith.
iteward if returned to Sentinel oiiice.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
NOTICE—WE ARE
(I). t rem cl y
Morage only. If you hate arilwtiriirg
in store awav. do so with us. Charges
reasonable inquire at M. Gutkow-
rvlty's Fprniture Store, 8? North Main
fit. Phone 410. .114 if
USING OUR
211 WON iii-FOOT CEDAR BOAT—'1
the holder' of sold ticket can have boat
by presenting sumo to Joe Lambert.
313 31
p- .2.-. _WC
PUBLIC AUCTION—0F HOUSE-
liioid goods. Saturday. Jan. ill. 10 u. 111.,1
at West 81.. consisting: of liods. Din»
jug Tables Chairs Parlor Furniture,
(‘lrina Racks also 1 Oak Sideboar,d
Parlor Carpets. Rugs, Pictures. etc.;
the same being property of Mrs. E. 14‘.
(Knapp. ‘Sale by order of some, J. K.
finch, auctioneer. 113 3t
Night Coughs
{)r day couglrs——auy cough is rc—V
llicvcd by our Cough Remedies.
iC‘ouglr Syrrgis . . . .. . 20c and 25c
rough Tablets 5c, 10c, 25c
They never disappoint.
The Norwalk Drug Co.
_ H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
'8 No. Main. St. So. Nomaik.
Ytlli CAN iiEAT YOUR
Garage at trifling ex-
pense all Winter with
the Scientific Garagc1
Healer. Burns Gas. Aski
about it.
United Electric
Light 8: Water Co.
Miller, Con- '
EXVEir:
ope, between Sentinel office and R. R. 1
room. suitable for one or two gentle
largo basement for pnbiic1
‘—_-"‘T—"""1 .1
ruary, 53 Chestnut street inquire 49 en room house. all improvements. 11
Chestnut street. j15 3t Delaware street. Fairfleld Park. Nor-‘
11.waik P. & J. Larraurl, builders. 015-1
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOiiS.1tice 123 Washington street. Phone‘
single or connecting, electric lights. 1622-5. d8 rr‘
steam heat. Light housekeeping it ‘
.desired. Decker, 118 South Main St. 1 MISCELLANEOUS. / 1
1 n" 31 con FURNITURE. RUGS. s'roves.
Etc.. Rosen’s Furniture store is the
TO LET—ROOMS HEATED. El Elf-
tric lights use or bath, with or with place 10 V18“ We have a full line of
out board Private family 52 [lav Furniture. with prices that cannot be;
view avenue. 1beat. Come and give us a trial. .1
1 ' 'I1 ROSEN’S FURNITURE STORE. 1
To LET —— ATTRACTIVE Six 1 Phone 1364.12. 13 Ely Avenues
1mm new halt house, all improve- -..._ -_,...-._-_.,_._.._ -.-.._-., f ...... -—
ments and conveniences. 5 minutes: PROFESSIONAL.
‘ Irrom F. N Depot. Low rent. \iuring:
‘Construction (‘.,0 123 Washington St. I. CLARENCE E‘ ARNOLD—VIOLIN
1 3'14 tit instructor. Studio. 20 Lawrence St.,1
1 South \‘orwaik. Phone 10634. ill 3t'
To LET—ATTRACTIVE ST()itlIl.1‘—“'-_"‘"M""'“1
20x00. non: $20.00. x7 North srnrn‘ ROGER A- LVON-ORGANIST AND
St. inquire on premises. jli fl ' clroirniaster of St. Paul's Chhrch, Nor.
1w.alk Conn. Teacher of piano and'
llInNiSlilIii i1) oigun. Professional accompanist.
‘ Monday, Wednesday Friday. Sludlo.‘
ll Mott uterine. Tel. 792-3. 314 St
TO LET — ONE
iiit‘Ill.
inquire at l W est arenue t2)-
1 slnirs.
Phone 1045—2 jl-l 3t. '
To LET—WIRNISHED noonsl
with or without board; one irirgevone.1
suitable for light housekeeping; gas.
hot and cold water, and bath. inquire'
120 li‘ashington street. second lloom
right hand side, .113 3t"
Fl tie-"LIE; e 8183 s‘es
e (VIIIO
.1111?
T0 LET—introdsd‘oitniflri wa-
dllll SPECIAL Hill 8111110111
$2.50
$3.50 Kieth Konqueror, now $2.68
$4 $414 s t
First quality, 4 buckle ““08
One buckle arrics '
Rolled edge storm rubbers, guaranteed
first quality
RUBBER BOOTS
15c
Men’s
$1.50
$1. 25 Pajamas
25c Suspenders
50c
RAINCOATS $1.98 to $8.98
Louis ' Avric
. THIS GREAT no;
wa
Shoes .now
$1.98
$3.15
$1.98
$1.25
89c
$2.98
UNDERWEAR
Men's Underwear now 388
$i.00 Dress Shirts “ 75c
9c
15c .
95c
431:
$4.98
$7.50
98c
Hosiery
Rubber. Collars
Working Pants “
Overalls ‘ “ ‘
Overcoats
SUITS, broken lots, worth $20.
Kid Gloves now
65
H h
SALIII
l‘illClI)
Working Shirts “’ 39c
$1.00 Caps .9“ 79c
— 50c Caps “ 13%
79c
39c
19c
39c
Heavy Night Shirts
55
\‘b 0‘
Guaranteed Water Proof
P. 0. Block
80. Norwalit
ler street. Inquire Edward Furreli,1
iiruiinnd street .112 (it
1 To LET‘S ROOMS AT. )5 SPRING
.St. inquire of Mrs. R. Taiiov. 102
Tel 11655. n30 ti!
. Taylor Ave.
Should your eyes huvo bccn gl\'ln:.;
To LET -- TWO Ar'i‘TilAC'l‘iVE you Iroublt' or voIIr Kinsses need
1npartments, modern improv,emonts r-e adjusting. feel “I “"0”? 1° 00'“
'ccntly decorated. Rent $12.00. inquire suit
04 South Main- street Telephone 60.
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\VIIJLIAM J. MOORE
Ol‘TH‘lAN
Room 6. Koclcr Building.
No. 155 Washington St. .
()pmsitc lloyi‘s Tin-titre. ' '
Monday, “‘Hlncsdny mu] Friday
Evenings. 6:30 to 0.
1Y0Ul' Child May 9" "g, ‘;ff‘l;::sfl-11—1‘I;'17 born..."
be developing a Curvature. Why not
have an analysis made—it is FREE.
E. BART HOL. D. C.-
Painless ChiropractOr,
63 Meadow Street—7 to 8 Evenings.
Stamford Office—9 to 5 Dally.
' KABOASA ENCAMPMENT m-
STALLS.
9t0
SHOES
For Men"
90 Washington St.
Saturday srrcuris
AT '
Andrew Davey’s
l’irr no 410 So. Norwalk
Swifts Smoked Shoirlders.cut to 13c ll).
Peerless Coffee.
fresh from Golden Santos Coffee. in bean,
the roaster. will please the ground or pulverized. Cut
most particular ....... 30c lb. t 20‘ lb
20 STAMPS FREE. 0 ........... 1...‘ ...... l. .
5 lbs. Crystal Doniino Gran. Sugar 27c
an” Catsup, large 20c bot-
Spanish Queen Olives, in large
tie, absolutely pure. Cut jars; regular 20c value. Cut
to ................ 15c bottle
to ................... 15c jar
Nd
A. 81 P. EXTRA SPECIAL A. 8;
liest trtimcry Ii utttr a pound .3. ..................
lull» (. .in. MrIIur' for ......................... $13,”
licstllmlr aha4’ ......... 9“
l’rfia'an 1.2111. 2 pound.» for ..........................
25¢
(‘lort'r' .\iilk. n. can ............................... 1w
THE GREAT'A. 31 P. TEA CO.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone 909
Free Delivery 1
\‘lllltli was drailred or 1875 by Prince Alex-I
Torlonin at a lost of about 858.000.000.
.\.~ to 1hr t'zrrrsr' of thc disustt'r. thc l’vtit
correspondr-nt quotes an eminent nuttcr'ologisi as saying: ’
lhr mos1 liltl} hrpothcsis is th:I It irIav)’
rrrI. us l’t~lilltll in liltratie its which fornrtd IIrcut bodies of
.steam by motor with inrondr.~unt maltrr. h)"-
Iitlllit‘n'lh sci-ms confirmed by thc fact that the spring at .
Sun liirrliuno has almost doubled the \(lllilllt' of its flow:
, -
LLrlx‘t'
under
l‘illt‘llltl
l’urisicn
continuous
lllis
siun' \'cslcr~'ln_'.'.
tiliNt ).\. viii l’nris. jun. 15. 123511. lll.-.\ie\\\’ which- .
has rcachcd lrcr'r- from (‘omo and t'lriazxo indicates that-
the carllupruqr' was full in the ltalian vallcy r‘lrm‘t' 1” the
’l‘r'lcgraph and telephone lines arc noncr—~
dou'rr in that district, but it has hr'cn ascertained
of lilc is rcportcd thcrt'. )
.11” little lii‘\\'\ that has come through from the iron?
tic} reports that the Alps trcmblcd during tht' shock and_
detached numerous avalanches as the snow on thc su1n~1
From (‘orrrrnaycun Italy. through?
it'lcscopcs an .lralantht izdlirw from Mount
l' lam. .\ p: rrty of Italian troops n no rtturucd to .\osta
rtport that they felt lhc shock and saw ziralunthcs fall
from Mount bust. "
A 11It's<;tg.{t' from lnnsbr'uick status that in thc Alps,1
Su'iw frontier.
ally
that no lost-
mils was very dct'p.
\\U\ sttn
l\vt'nt_\'-<cvcn soldiers were over4
Czrtrscd b_\' the earthquake and
that tlrrt'c of the men were seriously hurt.
a
nI'nr tht' Italian. frontier.
\‘.lil.‘llllt‘ll by an avalanche
SURA. Ital}. viii Paris. Inn, m'.--~‘.\Iui’n—T
crous tlt'liit‘llllltlils oi ittl'nirtryrncn. cuginr'rs. urtillt'ryrnctn
15, 12:05 a.
and cnruliinccrs havc arrivcd bcrc to assist in tltc rescue:
work :rnd guard property. 5
'l‘br' houses in the town lrnvc not all bt'cn dcstrovud,
but most of thosc still standing tlir‘cuicn to collapse. The
occupants havc thc authorities be—
of Iln' dnnuct'ous condition oi thcir' homes.
l‘p to the pl'r'scrlt time more than 450 bodies
bccn trrrrrcd out by
(nitric
have
bocn tzikcn from the ruins and large numbers of injured
pcr'sorm lmvc bccrr r'cscticd. 'I‘hc iniurt'd are being carcd_1
for in litInllls zuId tents outside ihc toIrrr.
lir'cnd and other prmisionsnrc bcirtu' H'Ht‘il lilr'tal’
lhc 111111.11) direct-
ly In th-' surriuor». authoritts arc
in}: the work of rcm‘rrc. :
. . -_.M.-.g-.=_-.=
. .1er gallery use
oi 55131111115133.1513 torn; tales
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A. .1. 1.0111113 or Ulrnpany
_FovanL ornacrons AND EMBALrErs. . ‘
NOKTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWAléK
Blue Tip Matches. reg. 5c box. C.1117 for 25c
See Monday’s Sentinel for Special Reductions.
r;
Elite, ,
Ralston,
Hanan.
6‘ ’9
Chief Patriarch—'—irving H. Reed. Standard makes
High Priest~C. W. Gray. Jr
Senior Warden—Howard Lu'beisky. .Always up '0 “'0 Standard-
Junior Warden—Harry Fairchiid. l
Guide—«George O. Crossman.
South Norwalk
District Deputy Grand Chief Patriarch
N. W. Benedict Conducts Cere—
mony.
There was a large attendance at the
installation of Kabaosa Encampment,
l. 0. O.‘ F.. omcers last night. The
ceremony was t‘dilowed by annual re-
ports and refreshments. District Den
uty Grand Chief Patriarch N. W. lien-
edict installed.
The omcers follow: '
First Watch~~~Puul Mercer.
Second Watch—Charles E_. Hoyt.
Fourth Watch—J. R. Betts.
First Guard to Tent—Frederick S.
Ambler.
Second Guard to Tent-—CorneliruI
M. Daniels.
inside Guard—Samuel B. Evarts.
Outside Guard—Herbert S. Brown
Treasurer—Nelson W. Benedict.
Scribe—Harrie A, Smith.
Pianist—Clarence E. Penninian.
The N. E. Ryan Co’s January White
The meeting of the several tire
companies' oiiicers scheduled to be
held last evening in the Central Fire
Station, on Franklin street. to deter-
mine regulations to govern the lore-
‘posed pinochie‘ tournament for the
Sale offers the best opportunity of theI Riordan trophy. was postponed be-
cause" of the tire in upper Norwalk.
which kept the men at that end of
season for the women of the Norwalks 1
to’seoure exceptional values in want-1
ed merchandise.
1 the city busy‘tor some little time.
«dd-7‘ 1 1 1 1 1 1 - __ ' 1. it
= people.
. were affected.
RESCUERS WORK ALL NIGHT in THE RUINS 0F
AVEZZpN'o VILLAGE.
(Continued from First Page.)
Minister of Public Works Church“! is at present at
AvczZano. where he has organized thc.\vm'k of rescuc.
He spent last night in a railroad car at tho station.
day he began a tour of investigation to ascertain actual
conditions in the country around Avczz'ano. 1
When the king was in Avczzano yesterday he was in—
dcfatiguablc in his efforts to encourage and help his
He climbed ovcr ti 6 1111115 and spoke words of
On several different occasions hc
ovation
his
'11)—
praise to tlrc rescuers.
urgcd.‘ the people to repress anything like an
for himself, and did not even want. them to applaud
presencc. He spoke kindly ‘to the woundcdgnul promised
them assistance. Hc witnessed the extrication of a younI'
girl still alive gave directions for her succor and the next
moment was sending telegraphic orders for the dispatch
of further help and provisions to Avczzauo.
1 PARIS Ian. 15,3 ‘ a. attire—The l’ctit l‘arisien's Rornc
correspondent Says that the number of cartlup‘rakc victims
chccds 30,000 and that this list would have been greater.
since the earthquake was more violent than that of Mes—
sina, had it not been for the fact that no large. cities
The center of the (litsurlfancc, according
to this correspondent, wasfsifuntcd in the dry and ancient
‘ . met it and took the injured man to his‘ CI.‘ articles and reduced priCes an
1 1 .Ladies’ Evening Slippers
WWWWN “‘C"WWOKWWW
\ tlcnernl Llcane: .p 01
\I'clvct Satin. Iicrulcdbnd 'l‘nnszo. ’
l or rucrlv $5.00 and $35.
31‘ ONE BOILER
i\\lIr‘cllIv...rt
ConneallyoBracken
1 81 Washington Street. Te16p‘none1 1472-3.
_ 1bone. ;
{EB-[RIG ”6"]. 1 Putnam went to Goorgetoivn to
._ . 11tend to some of the. company's b_.
ness yesterday and left to get ‘t'.
AGENI BREAKS [[81 1 train. lie was walking along the
|wiren his left foot sank. into a d‘
hole. it became caught and he
Eben iI‘. Putnam, Salesman or the on forward, breaking the legiu‘ it."
United Electric Light and Water Com- ”m an_kle The doctor found 11
PM). broke his left leg last night fill amination that only one bone 11 0‘0
Georgetown while 611 his way to catch 1broken, but this will keep M1Pti .
tho 7: i5 train for isor walk The acct-I confined for several weeks.
dent occurred near the railroad sta-l
tion and he was assisted to the train.1 The usual Worth while bargains ‘ “
When it arrived here Dr. G. E. Cram' offered at Dav‘ey's tor tomorrow.
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”fin—.4»...— .1...
111.me: on Elm street. and there set the in adv. 1 11
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