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nsvos'sn 'ro SOLDIERS,
| LONDON, Dec. 24, 13:“ p.111. 3
l—The celebration. of England’s
'second Christmasiof the war is.
'heing‘devtltetl mainly to thesoir
ldiers. Several thousand of them
ihave comefronsthefronton me
line. These men. with the large
forces in the home camps and the
thousands in hospitals, are bsIng'
aentertaun' ed at dumera.’ concerts
i‘hree Times, 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent perlrlnaertion. In Black- Land theaters. In every town of
3 face or Caps, Double Pnce. ~ , . 1"“ um“! my” m“ i“
f. 1. lsorne celebration for soldier-sand
~ sailors.
/ . , l Even the German prisoners in
' FOR SAL). England are preparing for Christ-
rem.
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FOR'BALE—-BUISINESS WAGON? TO LET—ON HOWAYTON ATE"
WANTED. l
waurso ’ —— SEVERAL FIRST
1 class nlillwrights experienced at erect-
(ill good order. 32 First street. East one 6 room bungalow. Rent 310. Also‘ ing machinery, untug up shafung and
Norwalk.
Foe SALE—1915 noun. as ooonlC- Ogden- 'Rowayton Ava
’85 new. Can be bought right. Apply; ‘ - \
' to. a. Volk. 83 South Main street. Tet; 1‘0 LET—o ROMS FIRST moon! -
3011. an 3t 2-1 Merwin street.,Rent $13. Enquire. WANTED __ ‘BY
2.. ‘33 Merwin street.
FOR 8ALE—It‘ACTORY, SOUTH? =
. throughout plant. Building adapted to . lly. Rent 826. inquire of C. E. Iioyt.
.work of heaviest machinery. For par-3
d24 3t 4 rooms downstairs, $8, and 4 rooms general mill work. Good paying posi.
-mpetairs, $6 per month. Apply to M.
‘rtion and plenty of work for right men.
an Sigmpply at once to Yale & Towne Mtg.
1.00.a Stamford, Conn. d2<i 3t
RESPONSIBLE
uza slipsmes, furnished flat or small house,
.- —- ‘ with improvements. in good neighbor-
Norwallr. Adjacent to railroad tracinl To LET—HOUSE, N0. 72 WOOD-
» {Mill construction. Every late improve ,ward avenue from Dec run. 6 room
“ snout, sprinkler- system installed lcottage. All improvements. Small tarn-
hood for winter months. ‘K', P. 0. box
463, South Norwalk, Conn. d23 3t
WANTED—T0. BUY ALL KINDS,
of cattle, calves and poultry. Best
“Clam address Box 624. Smith Nor-l To LET—THREE noon mom prices Mid. Also trade or soil fresh
Wk- dit Stones well lighted, suitdhle tor oust-
by young turkeyhzsc lb. 0. L Hand- c.,
Icy,” Myrtle street. Tel. 1211-5. (123 St
son sacs—4915 BUICK swans-
TO LET—luvs noon m1 ca-
_f.ei’. Used very little. Also sjrew sllsht- d“ meet: impro'emwfl- 3 0mm-
rant——
'ly used touring cars and roadsters. Washington "'9“ Inquire MW UNITED STATES WILL
‘IWhefle'. 0W. 11 {among “rut. Roodner, South Not“. 1118 if
it dli t! —- ,
i . ,_ . - To LIT—STONE Hones. an. lu-
FOR sue—mum: LIQUOR pmmmu 1 1., m... of m, m
u
more or just the license. it can be chicken house, mm m, "mu oot- Japanese Liner Yasaka Maru by
mauled anyplace in town. sped
Within lore
vo‘liquor and
c0?! store ‘0 Boulevard. Five room apartment. hasn-
u combined. life] View or Sound. First class condi-
Iluat sell quick. inquire J. Moss. tion. Rent 812. East Washington at. American consular agents.
Central Hotel. corner of Monroe and nut Norwsllr. Inquire Dr. Bohannan.
’(Xestnut street.
DUllINESS NOTICES
tit flouth Main St. Phone 60. all) t! dencc
f To cur—s1 new as. I soon
apartment. Posseslou at once. The
"A. nouns. 10 more lulu 91‘. m and sum as. m u out warning.
.0th Norwalk. Bicycles. Inmates
pad flundrios. Both-sold ud W ..__._._
Expert repairiu. Baby carriages N-
nalred. We do vulcanislnz. Prices res.
Dividend Notice
unable. 132ml. Semi-annual Dividend of The
a \ Nomatk Savingi Society.
lACCOUNTAfKI‘S AND COL- Nomlk, Conn.
I LEEEERS- December 18, 1916
Books opened, closed. systemstlsed
Serbia, a cousin of King Pttcr,
At a meeting of Directors of this what is left of the Serbian army
Ind audited. financial Immenumd. Society, held this day, a dividend. at his “fumed 30”“ “'5‘“ "W
reports. Tarms'trom $5 monthly. Bad' the me of tour (4) p" c. ‘ ,9, .n. Bulgarians. cast of Elbassau.
slants collected. The Palatine Mar- nurn was declared to dew.“ m from where fighting has been gomg on
“cantile Agency, under, building.
.. . December 31, 1915.
- ”-iRENEWAL OF ACTIVITY
A! BERLIN, Dec. s4 (by wireless ”u" 19““
‘ , to Sayville.)—There has been a
Barblan front. the Russians at- ‘m‘ from 33W"! 1“. 191°-
‘ mans like Austrian “mes WILLIAM A. corms,
' -‘ khsi'e. scgordingAto todaly’s official
‘ report . torn -' 'ustro- ungarian
' . iAr-my“ He‘sduarter’s, receiwd here FREDERICK 1" EU‘S'
from Vienna. The official state- ““3“?"-
‘ Inuit declares the Russian attacks
.to’the Russian troops. ,.
operations in the WASHINGTON, 'Dec.
V ’l Oil theltalian front position}
President.
”B \ ““111“: “1th ’is made Negoti tions looking to a with-
.thatin..engagements during the drawal or modification of Greathi‘Chcncr» Secretary for War,
» -hu-fw~dpyséooprhOnem were Britain’s decree forbidding tin-2am! subsequently by th
‘ " ' “ shipment; of hospital supplies.Ministcr to London, with whom nearer home.
7, from: the United States to theJIe had a long Conversation-
‘in'feher Ludaro district and the Central Powers are in progres ‘
the earnings of the six months ending for three consecutive days.
King Pctcr went on horseback
The same will be entered on 9.... from Scutari to Tirann thc [liIlliCl‘Z
I on BESA’RABTAN FRONT books and paid on and after January states, and then to Avlona. tronl
which place he is watching the
Money deposited on or before Mon. operations of. his army which 1‘5
renewal of activity on the Bea- day, January 10th. 1916, will draw in- Collilllillltlcd by General Must —‘
ccll.
iSIR EDWARD GREY
LONDON, Dec. 24, 2:30 p. m.
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.mpliiiittS'Bridgehoad have been between the American and Brit-EFRANCE CONFERSSNAR
ish - governments.
(“filed..by.'tl_le,lsalian artillery.
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" , l J ' - come of the ne otiations.
":i‘he Home otv Triangle Films". g '
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TODAY.~_8s‘turdsy. )an hey, rot
'fl‘gusTE-LLA mom in
3- entitleds , ‘
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shipments. \
Speculum-r, socrALls'rsl
_ A (flsrt featurs‘j
“”“ when: .Htpeelll
totlle ‘Telegi‘aaf‘ today. .
mee.‘
Th .di ‘ ussion
.. 9.3.. ,
‘ . Refusal of i
(JI'CKt Britain to accede to the rec!
incilts of supplies now are stored
‘in New York pending the out-
Grcat Britain and her allies un-
‘ til recentlyhad permittéd ship-
;mhnt of‘all hospigal supplies, ex- ._ ed in b t
.ccpt rubber 2'00 5. These arti- pull! to 's rcas. .
0“]:ko ”FT iCles were deified admission on the , _ "“-'_‘_
sground that to 'permit'them to go AMERICAN STEAMER
lintofl enemy territory Would rc-
DAY * ‘.lease a c‘orresponuding amtflmt of
‘ rubber “for the manufictute of _ ,
r p . auto’mobile tires and other? mili- Lloyd'SIIr'om MARI “Y that
ThoVBrondway Favorite Feature ‘tal'y necessities. Great Britian’s
' y :_.ME’ET AT‘TliE HAGUE
AMSTERDAM, Due. 24; "via
London. r153“.- a. mt¥-—K_number . » - - .'
.‘oi prominent seclnllsts frdm 'aii. FRENCHrARMY’S NEW *
p the belligernt ‘countries exceptI ~ 7‘4: .
. lltaly met last Wednesday at The poms. Dec, so. oneness-
‘ ~ . lH‘muc todiscuss steps which . nmsflmpbulamhm
. .miizht be hires top-help histamine-mm “
neWspaoer- says that ‘thel'sgfiouwaa fanned
Was held it the officcmlect'oi _
hismstionfl;.50‘cisiists;ltlle
, o_
i
llatcst action‘ put a stop to all ulna hasbecu detained there. .
‘ The Montana iga smallvesseli
3f so tom'smss. ownedbv thl:
Mass American Semen .
*Cmm‘rof- Smy'rm and Port- to‘ Shyvjilg‘é’A-Advices from
sport that in~ pursuance of‘
is“ c r. r n... n. .... -
.» cisi t T ”u ‘sl'ces est :en t to: e .‘.. re
‘ on 0‘ P D ‘ 9 headset Lloyd magnolia;
member inf-the" Ford ~pctce petty;
mid-tion" for the-rremoiral‘by ‘Bl‘ltl h. ,ho‘diediweduesday: of-pnw
~ _ . . . - _ . , . ,c-by‘atlthorites "fronsf‘stehmships' ol-of‘immianyllljabe sent». its ‘
. 31’9“} Speédyfl Peace. aC’cording H.211. Hmdleft m {0:3 meltsgestroul-Swedenfiten thorns: York's; _ . J . ..
lundqui‘ne. ‘7 * \.
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Alpine cunt-inborn
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cows and springers. Friedman, South
- ‘- \ ~' ness. Rent 818. For further particu- Norwalk. Tel. 1151. ‘
z FOR BALE—PRES}! KILLED FAN- lard apply oillca The Old Well elm
v—-l
etus'rr. reasons a 00. INCA
——Sir Edward Grey, Secretary forI
m‘h‘orcign Affairs-returned to the
were repulsed with heavy losses HOSPITAL SUPPLIES’ DE?“ Foreign Office today, apparently
*~CREE MAY BE MODIFIEDInfllt‘h improved in health by his
24... rest of more than a week in the
country. He was visited by Earl
DETAINED AT MALTA gate_ ,
LONDON. Dee. 21' (Delayed 'Under the
”RWANCE, packages passing through. Swede
mas celebrations. At Dennigton
Hall, the,place of confinement of
a majority of the officers. so many
packages are being received from
Germany that the village post-
office has been compelled to en-
large its staff. The German of-
ficers have made large purchases
of turkeys, geese. wines and been,
The German civilians Interned in
Alexandra Palace in London. are
having concerts and theatrical
performances.
The business society a London
is preparing for the usual three
day holiday. All the banks and
large establishments will close
their doors from tonight until
Tuesdayf Only a few of the
:smaller shops will be opened
Monday.
Nearly all the Cabinet Minis- wThe new Japanese liner Yasaka‘;
ten are going to the country. but
homeland W" on power me the lack of the usual excursion Eastern Mediterranean. Tucsday,l
glacilities is keeping the working by a submarine, while the stcanul
people in towil. Christmas shop- er was on her way from Londons 1
ping has shown little decrease to Japan with 120 passengers and
INQUIRE INTO SINKING from former years. but there is a crew of 160 aboard, was sent to
OF JAPANESE STEAMER a great scarcity of Christmas the bottom without warning. arc-l
WA‘SHI N‘GTON, Dec, 24.—- trees, which usually are inserted cording to a report received from
An Inquiry into the sinking of the from Germany Ind ScalldlII'avla. Port Said from. the agents of, the
venison-summon v
or RUS§IA ‘
LONDON, Dec. 24, 5:07 a. m.
-—-The Petrograd correspondent
of .Reutcr's Telegram Company
wrltng under date of Thursday,
says: “To a full siting of the
Budget Committee of the Duma
today Minister of Foreign Affairs
Sazonoff made a long statement
on the politcal situation in the.
course of which he said that the
relations with Greece following
the Entcnte Allics‘ fortification.
of Saloniki were perfectly well-f
defined. He continued: The oc—.
cupation of Hamadan and Kum'
enables us ‘to prevent the Ger—
mans causing trouble in Persia;
[Mlle future it behooves Russia
to adopt a firm attiudc in regard.
to Persia.’ . , l
”Professor Milukofl put a ques- l
tion about peace rumors to which ,
M. Sazanoif replied that they had:
no foundation. and he reaffirmed
the unshakable determination of‘
the Russian government to carry}
the war to a succesful issue.
The Budget Committee aftcrfi ,
wards adopted resolutions affirm-
ing that Russia could not think
of peace while the power of the
Gefman forces remained unbrok-
eu.’ .
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JAPANESE LINER i
YASAKA MARU SUNK;
l LONDON, Dec. 23, 10:52 a. m.
Mam, which was sunk in the.
Have I611 .
Secured your
New Light ?:
Better order your new C. E-Z
or Radio-X gaadight before the .
supply of decorative glassware is
exhausted. ‘
There is \a good assortment of '
artistic glassware to seleCt from.
PIE OF CHARGE
to purchasers of these new gas
lights.
m A nulml TIME
‘ our,
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flllillll Ulllll Mllllll
COMPANY
t7 wau. st.
’PHONE isso.
NORWALK
The early closing. of restaurants . owners.
tags on premises. Rent m. Gregory an Austrian submarine in the and the limited hours in which All of those on board the ship,
Mediterranean will be made by_alcoholic drinks may‘bel
consul!» including one American passen»!
the State Department through ed are curtailing families at the, get. W. J. Leigh, was salted. The
London hotels and muursnts,nationality of the submarine“. isl
'the officers disapprove of it.
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Lsarn donnucrs roe
l l,.0\'i)0.\‘. Dec.
of Commons ycstcrday. i
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iENGLAND REPLIES ‘r .
The Under-Secretary's State-
ment was in reply to a question
implying condemnation of tho
granting of safe conducts. t‘-c.
oucstioller snout-stint!r that llv' -
this the attaches would be en- NOBEL INSTITUTE
.ablcd to “direct their enemies to.
c Greek wards the iniury of this country‘Dec. 23’ 6:3? 3. m_—-Mémbers 0t
Further diplomatic correspon-f early, dinners "pinch! later sup: not mentioned by the agents, and
with Austria-Hullgarygpers. Officers including many previous reports referred to the
will result, it was said, if official Colonials. form a maloritv of the sinking of the ship as dune by
reports confirm press dispatches hotel pamns. Family gatherintzl. either an Austrian or a German‘
that the steamer was sunk with- in a rule. are smaller and quieter submersible.
than usually. Dark days. With
"" '_ Eheavy rain. add to the gloom of '1
SERBIAN FRINGE ESCAPES the war. Singers giving Christ-
FROM ALBANIA mas carols in the meets on the
ROME, Dec. 23, iO:l5 p. m.-- evenings of Christmas week for
Prince Alexis Karagcorgcvich. oi pennies have almost disappeared.
Reports from the front say that
has arrived here after an advcu- the informal truce in the trenches
turous escape from Albania with on Christmas Day of last year
his wife. The prince says. illat_Will ilot be repeated tomorrow. as
The Yasaka Maru was sunk'
'ucsday afternoon. A French-
gullboat-picked up the passcn Mr.
and crew at midnight and landed!
them at Port Said Wednesday~
morning. The company provid-
ed hotel accommodations for
them. and is arranging),r to for-
ward thcm' to their destination;
On‘thc passenger list were fifty-
one then. lifty~four wom‘tn and
fifteen children. m'ost of whom‘
were British
thcr:
admiration for the skill of the
captain and officers and for the
discipline of c crew. Perfect
order was maintained duringr the
cmbarkaiion which was carrlccl
out with thc greatest prompti—I
l
ludc."
l 'IOKIO, Dcc. 23.——Ncws of the
sinking of the Yasaka Maru
received here say the steamship
Iwas sunk by a subnlarlllc near
Port Said. ‘
the Nobel
‘ercceived members of the Ford
peace ekpcdition on Wednesday.
T0 SWEDEN The president of the Institute.
sent from“ the United States for desired a speed? tenninatloniof
Sweden. the British governmentlthc war. .
”will cite the action of the. 1907‘
conference at The Hague. A
a German delegate and adopted sions are rare. -
unanimously excluded the parcel , . ,
most from the protection ‘given Stockholm this mornlng. The
\ . by the same conference to the
Iletter post. This resolution was League “31°87 aphcd that it woulg
_ concurred ‘in by the Swedish dole? hold a mass meeting; for the For
pressly from such immunity.
holm‘
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car. 9031‘ PACKAGES
BERLle Dec; 24.:bv- Misses”
en\to or Rollin England in re' ' ~
delegates on Saturday. ,
. resolution «first-class #Members of the Norwegian
bv Censor).-'A dispatch h. miih‘lasgranted immunity from Cabinet 'who were Interviewed
. e" seizure on the high seasl but the .,
Ainerlcan Levant- steamer M.°"",pal'ccls post was excluded ex- ficialy. to take- any action ’thatl
V would seem to be an interference
' with the neutral course \of events.
in the Europeanpwar. This statci_
merit ‘wds in “response to dues;
k- tions as to whetheth‘orway was
ready to take official ,aCtlou with _
neutrals looking tawards‘g‘
Eh .
subjects. The:
: BOY-En AN“ VON FAPD“ agents in their report say luf‘l!
23.~—Tbc '
British and French governments
consented to nice safe conducts
to Captains Boy-Ed and you
Papcn. the German attachcs rc-
callcd frgll the l'llitcll Stntc‘
“in deference to the cxprcss wish
inf tho l'nltctl Slates covertl-
lmcnt," Lord Robert Cecil. Par-
iliament Under-Secretarv for Fort
IMPROVED IN HEALTH lciml Afiatrs. statcd in mevflous“.reachcd 'l‘okio today. and caused
great excitement. The adviccs'
“The passengers cxprcss great‘
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RECEIVE PEACE PART'Yll
CHRISTIAN‘IA, via Londonu
nst’l'tute unofficially v.
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CROSS ON KING PETER$ LONlDON, Dec. 24, mo p, m;‘-without promising to support the:
?ARIS. D“. Minus 9- m.- In reviving to the Swedish gov- peace missionmxmssai MP6 for,
quest of the United States :would-Ifi 13 announced‘thaLGen. 13F; L- ‘ernment's protest against the its success. He said that neutralI
affect the entire program! of the ‘Plarron de “0“in? hid “NM seizure of parcels posts track-acres
mt“! RE American Red Cross for relief 1“!!st 0‘ Serbia ”1d present- ‘
work in‘ Europe. Large consigm ed him m‘fii the war cross con-
ferred upon him by France. The
general alsoxhanded to the King
a letter frOm President Poincarc.
King Peter. moved by this evi-
dence of friendship, it. is stated.
kissed themr cross before it was
countries throughout the world.
The Norwegian pcoolc look,
upon the reception by the Instr-
rcsolution which was moved by tute as significant, :35 such occa»
The expedition will start for|
Swedish Peace and Arbitration
said that Norway was unable ofé‘
”honesty—Miss
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
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To Crimes of horwaik-gGreellIlgs
Appreciating the kind patro
. stowed during the past year an
port you-have giventhe Regent
I desire to thank you
- heartfelt wishes for all of the j
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Theatre since its opening
one and all and to extend to you my;
oys of the Christmas season
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