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-~ in said time, will be debarrcd a reco
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face or Caps, Double Price.
Professional Cards,
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“Ads_.”—~To Let,
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WANTED. ‘ TO LET. E FOR SALE.
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WANTED — SITUATION BY EX' T0 LET—BEAL”l‘lFL‘l. 13 noon FOR SALE—STRICTLY FRESH"
perienced cook, chambertuaid and
new half house. all improvements and
conveniemes, 5 minutes from station,
handsome interior. low rent.
Coast. (‘0.. 123 Washington St.
waitress, or as housekeeper in middle-
aged family. L‘an furnish references.
(all at 30 Monroe Si, no it
M aring ‘
128 at
Eeggs at «too. a doz. for two or more
:doz. Delivered twice a week. Visit
the Hoton Poultry Farm. Witch Lane.
Rowayton. Phone 1284-3. 1'28 1t
WANTED—SiTl’ATION AT (nix.
ei'al housework by Hungarian girl.
Good plain cook. Call 74 South Main
31) x 40.
‘ail improvements.
One night up. Steam heat,
Odd fellow build
street. 133 31 log. South Main St. Inquire oi’ W. G.
. Crockett, 16 South Main St. ms 31
WANTED—2 OR 3 FURNISHED .
lieht housekeeping rooms. Apply by" T0 LET—lt‘lliiNlSHEl) Ai’Alv'l-1
mail, Bax 150. j27 3t inent. All improvements, or would,
let two or three rooms for light house
WANTED—FURNISHED RO()M§'
keeping. B. H., care Sentinel, j‘ZKi 3t;
tor light housekeeping, finished apart
.li'elll. 01' cottage. Address '1‘. it. care To LET—3 4 AND 5 ROOM‘
E‘l“"““e‘- j27 3‘En.partrnents Centrally located. Reason-
ably prited. inquire 70 \\asi1ington
WANTED—A lili‘lGliT, .At‘TlVl']
street. 127 3t
young lady. about 18 years of age. who
is quick at figures and has had storeE
experience. Address in own hand~
writing, stating where last employed.
To LET—11’» ORCHARD STREET.
Norwaik. apartment, four rooms. from
”to LET—LARGE, FRONT noon.‘
~ FOR SALE—ELECTRIC MOTORS.
one 20 H. P., one- 9 ii. P 3 Phase 220
EVolts. in good condition. G 13.191891).
Springdale. t‘onn. Phone 8352 Stsm-E
ford. » j27 3ti
FOR SALE—FIVE BRONZE 'i‘llR-E
keys, Hens and Toms. Some as 10va
as $1.00 apiece. Great Chance for;
someone. “Good size and weight. 30:
illiyrtle street. Phone 12105. ’
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FOR SALE—HOUSE NEW SEV
en room house, all improvements. 1E
Delaware street, Fairfleld Park. Nor-E
Ewaik. P. d J. larrauri, builders Cit-E
‘ilce 123 Washington street. Phonei
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. 1622-5. . d3 1!
— can. E
A C , Se . Feb. lst. inquire .l. M. Layton & (30..
B' “ of" “me" Elma, South Norwalk. )2? 3t
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E VEEANTED-‘En ER; 301m "il‘()d1?'l‘ E T0 LET—3 noons. ALL IM-
en supper g ven y “a H on sup; provements. inquire 8 Elm Grove St
.1 1rcie of The King s Daughter in Red
.liens’ Hail, Norwalk, Saturday. Jan.[
nary 30, from 5 to 8. J27 3t
1‘37 3t
T0 LET—5 ROOMS AND BATH;
WANTED— S TIO , B , H l\' jail improvements; first class condi-E
_ . PO I ‘\ 1‘ A l'k‘t tion; to rent from first of Martin. Adv:
garish woman as general lousewor 'dress I“, Sentinel omce. 127 3t,
or. Experienced and speaks E11'Biish.E
.13 Lexington avenue. 120 3t'
To LET—AN ii ROOM HOUSE, NO.
10 Putnam the. All improvements.
Apply to John F MtMohon, 56 West
A1e. Phone 614-4. .120 at
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUII,
try and calves. 14c. fordat calves.
38.50 to :9 for small calves to fattenE
Best market prices. W. Miller, Con-
necticut avenue. Tel, 130.
TO LET—FIRST CLASS 'HENTS
301’ houses. flats. store, barn. factory.
lll anti about the Nol‘walks. See our
list. ilai‘niond liros.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
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$20 To $35 PER MONTH—EXTRA
out illtei‘fel‘lng with regular WOI‘k. NOEmonts; adults preferred. inquire at
selling. No canvassing. PositiveiyE 10 Fort street. 122 -1w.
no investment. Unemployed need not
apply. Address The, SilvervMirror Co
inc, 123 W. Madison st., Chicago ill.. to quiet family. Front and back
125 4! porches. set range,1bath, wash tubs,
—— waxed floors, electric lights and gas
FEMALE HELP WANTED Etlhestnut .St, inquire 49 Chestnut St.
r~ 122 ttE
$20 To $35 PER MONTH—IEXTR1\E~
money to any employed person with1‘ 'ro LET—1'1 I')l~)S'liiAili.E
ottt interfering with regular work. No , newly papet'ed and painted.
selling. No canvassing. Positively provements.
no investment. Unemployed nt'cd notE East Norwnlk.
apply. Address The Silver-Mirror Co";
111c.. 123 11‘. Madison st, Chicago. 111.: To LET—p191}, 1, 9 Room 11011313
125 «it E 10 Reed street, improvements, Yearly
’rentnl. $30.00 monthly, advance, ite-
Eferences; Bertha J. Ella. Broad River
J-20-6t
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of
lor J. 13. Lawrence & Co.
. TO LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE.
. ) E20x60. Rent $20.00. 87 North Main.
.\or\vaik, 85" Irobnto St. inquire on premises. 114 if
'1 Estatoot Ellen A. Westberg, some-E TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
times known as Ellen E Vl'esttlierg,'st “mm“, of Mrs. B. Tsrlov, 102
data of Norwaik in said District do Tel'1166~5 n30 t!
ceased. . l
The Court of Probate for the Diet
trict of Norwaik, hath limited and1
allowed six months from the date1 w
hereof for the creditors of said 135- ' o
tale to exhibit their claims for settle-E 39mg “PTO-Dale
ment Those W110 neglect to present ‘ Means being always a little about] of
their accounts, properly attested with 1110 ttm't'sslon. “by not try (‘lllllo-
v ll’ It. \(‘l‘fl‘ as u tlrst resort rather than
Eu "1 .-\ST RESORT.” You will not
ery. All persons indebted to said his El": [llisuiuxnn't-d
tate are requested to make immediate EWI‘AMI’URI) so vonw \I1K
moment to 9 to 5 7 to 8 b. m.
E. BAR'lHOL, D. C.
. Painless Chiropractor,
03 Meadow Street, South Norwtllk.
E Taylor Ave.
Administrator.
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you ttouhle or your (losses need
adjusting. tool at liberty to con-
suit
“‘ILIJA‘I J. MOORE
OF"! 1‘!
“mm d, Ros-it's Milling,
No. [.53 “'attlllimml 8|.
Immut- new: mom.
Iva-lay. Int-mutiny and My
lite-logs. Izll to O.
s. V. mun—fl! as Ava. l to
I ,1. III (but.
F03 SALE—CORD W009.
Well seasoned cord wood. Will
be delivered in lots or not less than
t cord. For particulars. only to
.Nelsoo P. "not, 113M Nowell.
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10 LET-FROM use. IS'l‘, 49 05-?
money to any employed person with- born avenue, first floor; all improve-E
TO LET—-.1 ROOMS; NEW llOllSE.,
Adults only; 47 First §t., 1
LOST—IADY'S GOLD OPEN FACEE
Ewatch and pin, last evening probabli 1
between bridge and Palace TheatreE
Eiteward for return to 54 Van Zant St.
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MISCELLANEOUS. E
E CLARENCE E ARNOLD—Vim 1x1
Einstructor. Studio. 20 Lawrence St..E
ESouth Norwalk. Phone 1063-4. 128 zit]
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FOR FURNITURE, RUGS, STOVES,
Etc., Rosens Furniture Store is the
place to visit. We have a full line of
;.Furniture, with prices that cannot be
,beat. Come and give us a trial. E
, R08EN'8 FURNITURE arose, E
.' Phone 1364-12. 13 Ely Avenue.
; Toilet Helps E
g lutc Soaps, lizitli “Soups, eillit'r
plain 01 perfumed
1 Surgical and Medicinal $011pr
1 lhe lJLSl makes obtainable. .
so to 50: Per Cake E
EThe Norwalk Drug Co
H. A. MEAD, Mgr
8 No. Main St. So. Norwaik.
MAY APPllllll ll. 8.
MARSHAE 800Ni
Expected That District of Connect-
icut Position Will he Filled
Shortly
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\\'ASH'iN(}'l‘t).\', Jan. Bib—«James
Mt-Gnun of New Haven. 81 candidate
tor"the position of United States mar.
sitai for the district of Connecticut.
called at the Department of Justice.
Tuesday and had- an interview" with
Assistant Attorney General Graham.
chief of the appointment division. ilir.
MeGann has been endorsed by Rep
resentative Reilli'. His interview is
said not to have been entirely satis-
factory to him.
The opinion prevails here that the
appointment will go to either the
First, Second or Fifth Districts. llir.
Donovan says it does not belong to
ties, and should go to some other part
of the state,
Middlebrooks Favored.
Mr. Kennedy has endorsed and is
doing all that he can do to prorure
the appointment of former Sheriff
liliddiebrooks-oi’ Winsted. Mr. Lon-
ergan has endorsed. by mail at least,
Mr. Gaffey of Hartford and Mr. his
E'han is understood to be in favor otE
Ellie appointment of former Sherift‘
Forster of Rockville.
There has developed considerable
opposition to the appointment of Mr.
Galley organized a bolt among theE
.been tiled at the department and it is!
Essid that a delegation of influential; 1
iDemocrats will come from Hartford;
and make personal protest against his:
Ettppolntmeut it is claimed that Mr. E
Edsttey organized a bolt among the
gDemocrsts in the Common Council or,
Eliortlord. Joined with the Republi-i
Em- and detected the mucus nomina—
tinn- tor city one” and procured-
Ets‘. election of mm: to :1 clerkship
Eln that body. E
It to «Mad that a nomination
lost in ou- :- no clot vtitltil .
ivory shut the.
either New Haven or Fairlield coun- 1
Russrsns AND TEUTOIVSJBEGIN A GREAT BAT-
TLE ALONG too M‘ILE FRONT.
(Continued from i irst Page 1
the lrctlch and llritisli~bul notabl1
in l landcrs l)I'()l\'t down
lhc cngar'cmt'iit in tin .\(th1 \ea la<i \untlu)
dct'tlopcd a similar disxnpaiit) in tlic itp'oit of
outcome.
the British —~attaek;~:
had
the
:l‘hc war lords in Great liritain insist that ilk"
cruiser Lion was tbc only big ship to be seriously danr
agcd. (>11 the other band. wireless reports from licrlin
admit the loss of the German cruiser liluct'lit-r. but
sert that the (ierruans inflicted for
than this on the English.
as"
greater punishment
I’ ll lltllt it. \l) via London, jun. .38, 9:05 :1. 111.»-~~
'l‘lit .\ov-01 \1(lil_\a states that in order to establish the
legal status of bomb dropping Russia will plzit't- the “Cl“
mans captured in the Zeppelin which rt-t't'ntlt attacked
Lililill, on trial. 'l‘llt')‘ will be
bombs on an undeft'ndt'd town.
L'liaructl with (ll‘tilllli“'
h rs
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.>\.’\'lS'l‘lCRl)A‘:\I, via London. Jail. 28, 0:10 :1.
Several liclgian,nt'wspapcr editors have llt‘t‘ll sentenced
to one and two months' imprisonment at the latest ses-
lll.-—'
Sitlll of the “01111;!“ military court in Antwerp. 'l‘bt'
charges against them are not Slall‘tl.
I
.AMS'I‘ERlL-AM. via London. Jan. 28. 0:15 :1. 111‘.—
King Ludwig. oi lavaria, avt'ompanictl by General llaron
the lavarian \\'ar Minister, left today,
zit'tording to the Berlin ii(’\\v‘,~'])zi]ltl‘.\‘ on a two week? visit
1'011 Kresst'nstcin
to tilt ii avarian troops on the wtstern war front. The
king will ilfltlltillllr- spend some lllllt‘ at illt‘ Krupp
Works at lisst'u.
l'li'l‘RllfiRAl), 1'iu London. jun. 28, 9:41 :1. ni.-~-
'l‘lte battles in (ialit'ia appear
broader
to be developing on :1
('nrpatliians for a distance of a
limb sides to :illut'li
scale along the
hundred miles.
appear g't'cztt i111.
portancc to the outcome. The Hungarian». it is said.
have bccn concentrating in the t‘urpatliian passes since
December. awaiting the arrival of invarian reinforce
mciils.
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‘l‘l'Z'l‘RlitillMl, Jail. 27 \in l.t,intlon lain. 29. 0:35 a.
111,—:1‘111-011‘11‘1111 report made by the ways and means
l‘tHlllllillt‘l‘ of tlic l)1tma tonight indicated that. despite
the war. the (iovt'rnnn'nt estimates of its ordinary i11—
t'omt' froth (lirt't't taxes during the coming year will ex»
t'ct'tl that of last war by (L514 70.xr11blm ($133,228:
5001. llit' tliret't taxes will bt atpproxiuiatcb $171,232,—
50“: .
This is illt‘. first budget in which the front
alcoholic drinks will be eliminated. From nearly $5111,»
000000 front this source the government revenue
income
will
drop ‘to a few million which will .1t"'-111u from the Milt' of
Ititlusfthtl spitits.
“to 1:01 ermnt'nt anticipates no difficult in raising by
indirect taxes :1 sufficient amount to t‘ti\'t‘1'lll(‘ deficiency
due to luck of revenue from llll‘ stile of liquors. Nt'vtwitli»
standing the great percentage of laborers in the ranks of
the army. it is pointed out that the efficiency of those res
mainiug, owing to enforced S(ll)l't'll_\', has been
from fifty to one hundred per cent. The natural l’t"
sources belonging to the Crown. such as oil llCltlS, coal
and Copper mines. woodland and |)i'iiil'lt‘, which lfiTiEci'to
have not been exploited. have been given out in free con—
cessions and are about to be developed. and from these
lllt‘ taxes, together with the land luv, it is calculated.‘w'ill
aggregate a total of 33470111100.
Acting l‘rctnicr Kliaritonofii, in speakingr of lllt‘ bud-
get. said:
“V1 tthout resorting: to extraordinar tntasurt's the i11<
come from internal re1cnucskwi|l t"o1ct 1b.: c-xpcntus of
the government and pay the interest on the bonded in-
debtedness.” -
Concerning the provision for future war expenses.
beyond tlic‘loans already made, there is ntwomment in
the report. l'uoffit'ially it is learned that at a meeting
in Paris between l)avi<l”l..lo_vd (‘leorgef tlic llritisb
Chancellor, Alexandre Ribol. the French Minister of Fi—
nance, and Pierre L. Bark. the Russian Minister of lt‘i—
nancc, there will be elaborated a plan to create a means
of continuing: the war, keep the finances of the respective
countries running smoothly. and maintaining: the curren—
cy of the countries at near par.
int't'cztsetl
28.—Thc General Stall
PE'l‘RtXIRAl), Jan. 0f the .
Russian Army today gave out a conunuuication on the
pfogress of the fighting with the Tcutonit Allies. it is
dated Jan 27 and reads as follows:
“In Oriental Prussia fighting has continued in.
region of Malwischkcn and Lasdelmcn
“On the right bank of the lower \ islula tlicrc took
place again an artillery engagement and encounters with
advance parties of the enemy.
the neighborhood of Skc‘mpc, we wercg‘su‘cccssful in lo:
sing back several German battalions
“The night of Jan. 26 and the (lay follo11i11gzsaw no
the
important change on the left batik of thc \ istula, The
Germans. however. delivered reiterated attacks against
our front in the vicinity of 1113111110111. but in every case
they were driven back. During one of these engagements
some detachments of the enemy who have been success—
ful in gaining our trenches were tlespatchcs at the point
of the b:1_v.0nt.'t
" Attacks made by the enemy in the vitinitv of the
villages of Rabskebudy and Kantion also resulted in
failure
i'frl the (nurse 1'11 jan. 28 our artillt rt lmuibnnled
with success the lines of the ('llt‘lll} and reduced in si—
lence ti tierniau battcrv located at the village of Atlantis.
which is near Sofhsczew.
“in (labels the engagements are developing on a large
scale. The front extends from Mount Dalila to Mount
in front of this river. in_
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it you are iond of good music you
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\‘lyszkow. ()11 the right wing of this front we have cap-
turttl one hundred prisoners and two muchiut guns.
in liukowina on Jan. 25, in tlit'1icinit1 of \-\ alc—
putun to the southwest of Kimpolung. lll(‘1'1.‘ was an ar~
lillt-i'v t'nunt'enicnt."
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Mia-ma.
(Continued iron: ‘st page.)
During Monday night the i’urodi
‘driited away truth the mist-u in lines
'weathei. il1c cutte' stealth: id all
'1 uesday and \1 educsday I‘m the ship
and not ilnd1. 13'. it, sent a wireless mes
.sage last 1111, hi to Norfolk expresslm,
the belief that the l’nrodi hati suns
labout 3st! mite." on tape. Henry 111111
tail on bourd.. This bout-‘1 «'11:; strong
liicncd, the \\'il‘(‘lt3:in‘ message said, by
Ellie tatt that the cutter tillcolli:l«‘.‘l'q
11 mass m wrttkttgo ill be r sea: 'tit.
Aitci the lurodt became sopasncu
1from the ltascu her olticera soul today
11l1e Gree‘l 51- tumor Llrios sighted ht'r.1
E’i‘his was at ‘.1 o'clock the morning 01‘
Eden. ‘..o a tow hours utter she. had
Efllllled away from the itasca 'llie
(“rios succeeded in getting a line to l'ebruary 6
11110 vessel Mid 100k ‘1" A“ 10“- 1 At a late hour a most delightful od-
E ‘ The rescue 01' the l’arodi is the $90 Elation was sened, and the guests do»
Eond one achieved by the Crios in sue Emmi! at an early hour this morning,
”_..”. _
-tlicni :11 ’iurks island. Thence they:
were brought to \011 York by the Ale.
gonquin. . . . .
THE FiVE HUNDRED CLUB EN‘E.
TERTAINMENT.
Th e meml ion; 0! the live Hum
E(lnb wire enitzr‘tstiietl leit'nlghl‘. at
tho home of the Misses Pauline and:
Charlotte Green of 86 High street. _
in the course of the evening the
gutsts 1:! :11 ed cards. danced and can:
after 11 .1ith plans were made for theirs.
semi annual outing to\ tow York on;
icessive voy ages. On her previous toy eclarm}; the two young ladies as most.
i1ou1 New York to Piraeus 0“ 11111191111; hostesses.
23.1he Crios toll in with. the __
British steamer Gripwell, which had JAY $.13UCKLEY HONORED
lost her propeller, and towed the only The in orporators of the Fairfielti
'11 to Gibraltar 8. distance of 800 (‘ountv Savings Bank held their use
“1‘ ‘ En‘m‘ meeting at the institution 3””
n11 es.
The Parcdi lett Maddeiiena, itaiy, day afternoon. Reports of the 5mm
thirt three days ago, for Baltimore. 1tary and treasurer were decidedly
:hi wrecked Sailors in Port. Evm‘ahle, indicating that the. page,
\‘EWpY ORK, Jan. 28.~The Clyde has been profitable, and at present
ii.ine freight steamer Algonquin, her- bani‘ is in a very sound 3:011th
Eseii a wreck, in tow of her sister ship,; Jay S. Buckley was added to the
th (herokee brought to this port to of incorporators. The election a
d 0 the survivors of two shipwrecked rectors resulted in the old board hm:
Evgzseis whom she picked up before leturned, and it re elected the 01d
Eshe became. disabled after having de» ficel‘s. . .
use
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Eveloped propeller trouble on her trip Ix“: it!) “w” 1. Sin HER dull“
' from Santo Domingo. ‘ it; \INST \ W‘M) \Y swoon.
(lithe eight rescued men aboard tlir'. 11: :.-‘\l.\Ei‘.l\ .1!inn., 3.1121. 28. «If '
Algonquin seven were the captain $1151 :2) dilarurgllll‘, 11‘ militli 11:11 0:13:33}, ‘
_y ‘ 1. 't' {u
ECI'G“ or t“? American schoonfl‘ l. 33 iron i‘lil' god disc r initiation 0!!" E
terick Roessner, which sailed rom mum of no“ t“ a 11111131 in as“
lmaica. Bite. 3 for Stamford, Conn, school at Aitkin 3.111111 Suit ount ‘
Ewm‘ logwood. The eighth man was the nllltcrs 01' the Sunday schoof
,the parser of the Norwegian steamer tried in the tllfill‘kl’ court sitting
the complainant alleging she
lAnita. bound from “3““: for King boon diucrim'. noted azainst w
Eston,
which was wrecked 0“ Nortn tending rrligioutts services by
ECnicos Reef, .lnn 10.510rmd to sit ttptr: from tho~
E (‘aptaln Swain, oi
the Roessner. members.
said that after his vessel was out 1-.“
'ten days she encountered torriuc. (111}:-
'miles and was completely disabled.E ."1 (l' 0 John s. Pullman will
“ "W ““3 inkt' an art: :11 {ton
to s were carried away and a . . ,
The is it t l d 011.111 the hesvytmfl‘ " ""310 muhtv comml
the sells a r W‘- ,,,“m. 1m: , hrisiwhor m" .
DONNA“! the mom‘s". seams "are ettuu' in i‘oulh; ort. Judge
opened and she was BOOB ‘5 a "“9“ i3: :w'lm: for .l tine John ll.
imaged condition The crew attempt Fout'iioort. who ciaiuu that (I.
is Itvt suitnlllt- tor .1 Million.
0‘ ‘0 launch the “I”. hills. h“ the the establishment ol‘ the M .
ghouls were smashed. F6? three a” home ncrosl- he stmtnlm
citing the drilling Incl. tattoo and ot or mud lotto.
E21. $13»! '0: mm It! I“ was“ was granted am too
Emnimooh. mms‘utb'
WWWMNW bout-mucous-
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