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ATHENS, Greece, rDec. 26,!
via Paris, 4 p. slaw—"With our'
batteries of heavy artillery and
the men belliifi them, it is impos-
sible to oust the allied forces
from Saloniki,” said General
Castelnau, chief of the French.
dGaeneralnsitaf’f, in a statement to-‘
, y to e Associated Press.
per W In Bud; Gen. Castelnau gave the inter-
, view after being received . by‘
Business and ‘
illslm- mom i
(Continued mfirst Page). ‘
Marleen Artist's Wife Burned.
IERLIDEN, Conn, Dec. 21—min.
(William E. Treat, wife of a‘ local ur-
tist, was probably fatally burned, to
day. when her clothing caught fire
from a lighted oil stove jhe nuns
nah-1.: Ilia 7‘ .
King Constantine and attending 3‘, ing. The oil coming in contact with
i
' throughout plant. Building adapted to
i .work of heaviest machinery. For par-
' tic'ulnr’s address -Box 624. South Nor-
:m . ~ ‘
1. rod ease-Luis BUICK nachos-
. per. Usedvery little. Also a few slight-
_lWherle’s (Jansen 'Rsy'mon'd street.
. store or lust the license. ‘lt can be
; opportunity for a grocery‘store
" Must sell quick. Inquire J. mesons
‘ 1416.
Will construction. Every late improve
. Lsunmuss NOTICES
U
\
e.‘ V~V \.
7. Adapted trom the‘stage success
which ran for 2 years in New‘YoI-k ‘
' L u“= . .
son as“. .
m salve—yr YOUR OWN PRICE”
counters, shelves, show cases, wall,
case, safe, typewriter and also tissue‘
« ind crepe paper. Doll carriages, blocks '
games, toys and books. The Clifford!
Hotel Building. formerly Gas 00.
at at
FOR SALE—A ‘BAl-ISTOWJRICILL
mend range, in first class condition;
No reasonable otter refused. Inquire of
“William Ungvsrl'. Sound View Ave. ter, heat. electricity. Desirable loos-‘11!“Mm tor mime Dents: Illa flu-
’ (12‘! 3t tion. Terms moderate. Address A. J. F. lshingswork 0“ pants. ADD]! Mr. 9‘30":
’1 Monroe street.
‘0
Due.
ron SALE—QUSINESS WAGON;
in good order. 32 {flat street, Esstl
Norwallr. d2i 3t '
FOUR SALE—1915 FORD. AS GOOD
has ne'wI’Ocu be bought right. Apply
(3. A. Volk. 83 South Main street. Tel.
£017. “4 8t.
FOR MLMMMY. SOUTH own”. All improvements. M an. .
. of an". cflm um. poultry, Butt SO far ahead. Should ll.b€ “Cur
, m “u, m trade 0, ”11 (rated upon; the otfensive from Sub.
unwell. Adjacent. to railroad track.‘
ment,'. sprinkler system installed
d“ It
Iy used touring cars and roadster-s.
“it!
FOR SALE—J‘AMI-LY LIQUOR
transfered any place in town, a good
to
line liquor and groceries combined.
Central Hotel, corner of Monroe and
Chestnut street. ‘
l‘ .—
+ MODNE, '10 NORTH IAIN 81‘.
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
hid Sundries. Bothsoid nd exchanged.
Inert repairing. Babyflcarrlases ra-‘
paired. We do vulcanislng. Prices rea-
reliable. 4 ~ ‘
lACCOUNTAN’I‘S. AND COL-
' LECTORS.
_ nooks opened, closed, systematised
and audited. Financial statements and
reports. Terms from :5 monthly. Bad
debts collected. The, Palatine Mer-
cantile Agency. Lauder building.
h*”-‘~ _.
LOST.
. goat—Bum VELVET MUTE
with «skunk band. Return to Sentinel
once and receive rew’ard or phone
(12? 8f.
,‘0 -
‘ cflliiiti
s;
{noted’lays Supreme ' '
.-
ihfaflsnyme. 731's and g-
: Balcony se- Orchestral“
Topsy. ‘ .uohosv
new fauna in \
the Molly
- the rate of four (4) per cent. per an-
TO LIT.
TO LET—4 ROOMS. 17 VAN ZANT
street. Nicely painted and papered. :9}
monthly. (121 6‘
To LET—FROKJAN. lst. FIVE;
room-sr‘sll improvemenfi’ first floor.‘
60 Putnam avenue. Inquire 58 Put-
nsln avenue. d27 3t
To LET-LARGE. PLEASANT:
room, for lady or gentleman. Hot we?
Sentinel.
TO LET—ON ROWAYTO‘N AVE.
one a room bungalow. Rent no. Also!
4 rooms downstairs, 38. and 4 rooms
upstairs, in per month. Apply to M.
C. Ogden, ‘Rowayton Ave. (124 St
TO LET—Hausa, no. is WOODI
ward avenue from Dec 15th. I room.
lly. Rent ass. inquire at o. n. Hoyt.
To LET—THREE noon FRON‘l‘l
oilice wellilghtsd. suitable for basic
nets. Rent 318. For further. particu-
lars apply once The Old Well Cigar
Co. . .
'ro LET—FIVE noon ans-r cs:-
dar street; improvements. 8 close.
Washington street. Inquire Samuel
ltoodnor. soo’th Norwalh. all it
To LIT—STONE ROUGE. AU. ll-
provemsnts. 1 14 acres oi land. tern.
chloken‘housa. fruit trees, small cot»
lose on premises. Rent :80. Gregory
Boulevard. Five room apartment. bean-
tiful view of Sound. First class condi-
tion. Rent 812. East Washington St.
East Norwalk. Inquire Dr. Bohsnnan,
84 South Main St. Phone 80. no t!
TO LET-81 UNION ST. 'l 300]!
apartment. Posseslon at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co. ”61!
m
Dividend Notice
132ml. Berni-ennui Dlvldend of The
Norwalk Savlnpi Stately.
Nor-walk, Conn.
December 16, 1916
At a meeting of Directors of this
Society, held this day, a dividend, at
him was declared to depositors from
the earnings of the six months ending
December 81, 1916. . .-
The same will he entered on pass-
boolrs and paid on and after January
10th. 1918.
Money deposited on or before Mon-
day. January 10th. 1916’ will draw in-
terest from January 1st. 1916.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS,
‘ President.
FREDERIOK A. BILLS,
‘ housework. Apply at once, ”blr's. F'. R.
themselves useful. Good oporunity for
,those bright and willing. 11. Jacob J: .
lands, Shoe Manufacturers, Belden
__ l avenue, 'Norwalk.
fincheon at the French Legation.‘
any of the most important of—‘
, WANTED. __ )ficers of the Greek army and
WANTED—GIRL non GENERAL navy and several of the king‘s
Bissell, 55 Seavlew avenue. d27~8t eon. General CastelnaU'S. state-
.” -._-__ .. a.“ ;ment was_ submitted to the
WANTED—BOYS. TO MAKE French Minister, Jean Guillemin,
and approved by him. , -
“The situation at Saloniki to?
, (127 It eral continued.” “I spent several
days examining the ground. I
must say I have rarely seen an
emplacement which lends itself
better to defense.
“I may say also that the posi-
. ltion provides the most favorable
WANTED —- GEVERAL FIRST conditions for offensive as well
class mtllwrights experienced at crect- as defensive operations.”
in machlnery. lining up shutting and The general was asked whether
general midtwork. Good paying post. the Alliesrcontemplated an of-
tton and plenty of work for rlght men. ' fensive movement from Saloniki
Apply at once to Yale I: Towns Mfg. in the spring. ‘
Co, Stamlord. Conn. dis at! “Spring will tell." he replied, ‘it
e. lis impossible to discount the exi-
_ WANTED—TO. out up my”; gencies of the militray situation
__.,7 .—
WANTED—WOMEN TO WORK ON
d2? 8!
oniki would be made under. peeli-
, liarly favorable conditions."
, e 1 "What impression did you gain
ctusrr, reason! a 00. mo. from. your talk With the.ng?’
porn and cpl-losers. Friedman. South
Norwslk. Toblisl. '
_ AUSTRIAN PRISONERS shownme every courtesy."
ROME, Dec. 26,9:20 p. m. (dc—l “And in France, general—how
layed).——Scrbia has turned over.soon do you believe the war Will
to Italy 3o,ooo Austria prisoners, . be finished?"
who are being inter'cd in‘Sar-‘l "That does not matter. .
dinia, and accompanied there by’most important thing is that we-
Serbian officers. torv is ccrtain...sooner or ‘later.
A dispatch from Marseilles onlln France every Frenchman and
and 750 Bulgarian, German and go the whole way
prisoners here by the ‘Scrhians
had arrived here on their way to
a 0 H
a concentration camp. France is sure.
I
MONTENEORINS CON.
.. TIN-UING OFFENSIVE ,
PARIS,~D‘¢ET 29.7.1230 p, m.__§checrcd General Castelnau.
The Monteegrins are continuing ” "m ' ” ‘"
theiroffensivc and gained consid. ' BELGIAN STEAM“
erablc territory in thc‘ Sanjak,
taln'ug numerous villages and in-
l litany Greek
closest friends attended the lunch~f
day is most excellent,” the Gen-I
wast— the correspondent asked. ‘
lamented operators on power up ‘fI was deeply touchedbx the
mus * ’ fact that his majesty. although in
poor health, received me. He was
SERBIA GETS \ ' most cordial. The Greeks have
The.
Dec. 17 said that 40,000 soldiersjcverv French'woman isready to
for a complete
Austro-Hungarian officers takonatriumpil. \Vh‘ftIhrr in France or (
here. i ere wi )C no wen emngz. , . _ '
for Frallcc is not only dctermincd,‘ WALL STREET' 1'30 p‘ m' Sled “
Large crowds. in which were
soldiers, . gathered
before the French Location and
HAS BEEN SUNK
LONDON, Dec. 27. 3:15 p. ml
the name caused a dare up which set
fire to Mrs. Trent’s garments, and to;
the house. iier husband smotheredI
the flames with a rug. but not until
she had been so severely burned
about the body that the physicians
fies
have you rd your new Lilli ?
Better osdcrmnewc. 8-2 or Radio-*3! gsslifltt
,beforetbe supply dboontive glasswsrcis .
There is a good smut of artistic glam-t9 to i
select from. , , k ..
I'll! OI" CHARGE »
o purchasers of these new gas lights.-
rss A menu mu silt ‘_
The Uniledlledrié light &Waler o. g . ;
‘7 WALL OT. , 'PHONE 1680. NORWALK
i
say she cannot recover. The dam-
.age to the house was small. '
' Mrs. Treat is fifty years old.
i
l
i
'TODAY IN WALL s'rREsm
"" l
WALL smut, Noon.—~Dealings in .
the first hour barely aggregated 000.4
000 shares. despite the scum; move-_
'ment in Steel. That stock contribub
ed about oueflfth of the whole with
‘Marlue Pfd.. Colorado Fuel, Baldwin,
Anaconda. Great Northern Ore and
New‘lork Central melons up much of
the balance. Steel and.Centrai reced-
ed moderately on realising for profit
and war shares Were sitected to a
greater extent. Coppers were steady
on the‘further rise of metal to 220.
Trading grew increasingly light with
the pron-cu of the morning session.
Bonds were irregular with was
heaviness in Anglo-French 5's. large
blocks selling at me. '4 ' .
ramming, Dec. 21 (Wall
GM
10:30 m m.).—Astlve trading in spec- _' '
tallies, particularly the“ atom Ih‘sret. .
was the chic: faabdra of tours will:
l
market; some of'the mutuality»; . 1
our luau raisins l to almost two. ,
United States Steel soon assorted its
leadership. however.’blocks 'of 1,000.
and 2.00 and later one‘of 4.700‘ahares'; ‘
'ehsurlughsndutsl “to“ has:
maximum gain of blues! a point over;
last week’s close. One to two point
"advances were scored by ‘nsidwin 149-;
emotive, Studebalwr. Westluhousm
Great Northern. Ore. Goodrich and int
duatrlal Alcohol. while New York
Central at 109% was 1 1-2 higher with
a similar gain' forI Chicago and North.
western. ' . ‘ . 3
l
rise in the afternoon to 80 1-2, its
to 51 3-8. revived interest in indus-i
trials. The excellen tNovemherv‘stata-l'
meals of Union Pacific and Alchllml
were exhilarating features. 3
l
rweurv reasons hunt.
'1
highest price since 1910,1'nd”a funi‘
'ther advance in Great Northern Ore, s
flictlng‘largc losses
Austrians. according to an official
statement given out by the blon-
tencgrin consul here today. The
statement. which bears the date
of Dec. 26, follows:
“Our troops in the Sanjak con—
tinued their offensive and captur-
ed several villages from the
enemy. The Austrians sustained
heavy losses in the violent strug-
gle for the position."
—...
MINING OPERA-
TIONS ALONG
BERIJIN, Dec. 27, via London,
2:46 p. m.—Only mining opera-
tions along the Franco-Belgian
p.
ficial statement by German Army
Treasurer.
Rus’élfllfinmv .
‘ IS DEMORALIZED
'B‘E’RLIN, Dec. 27, by wireless
the Caucasus received here from
Constatinople state that'the Rus-
Slan armly is demoralized as a re-
phoid and poor equipment,”'says
. Conlhe Wheel"
3 i‘ lillivith , ,/
VIVIAN menu '_
commogrolnosnow ‘i
‘HlLo’A shone
n.1,:léhut .‘xmouénfl. Actress h;
’thl'sudta; fichs' f' '
~ iGrenld
4+whose homes are in districts oc-
icupied by the Germans are de-
lserting or begging that they ‘be
"‘Sfint home.” , “ .’ ‘
FRENCHBOMBAB‘DP 7
. " ENEMY IN LORRAINE
'5“ BARIS, Dec. 2‘7,- 2:30 p. int—e
The following statement was is-,
‘Slleil tbsp-afternoon ’af‘ . the Weir.
Office: " i, w !3' -l l l
i “‘There Were no events. of inn
. poi-taupe last night except in Lot:
[.rame, Z where our artillery; born-o
_ battled the positions of the enemy
5 in‘ the-vicinity, of Bioncdurf'r'ahd
the rm'fifiltl!
7 Twenties
I . “VisouthWC-‘t. bf Chateau-
éSalmS."c_.w_ ;. ,. , , g
V , \
1:: some S‘WK
ll-Sléamshiri._
Lions! gross.fihas“‘be¢n lsink
Polish
t0 Sayville.—-I“The reports from!
" z“ ' gallon-t
3.3311133 :_ .mndcd
Anew-27.3% :92 in- \
. .IN:
‘Hcadquarters. Quiet prevailed
‘along the other fronts. according
lto the statement, which is asfol:
.lows: ' _
l “A' crater made by- a French
mine explosion in front of our po-
sitions northeast of Neuville has
been occupied by us. An enemy
mine explosion on Combres Hall
sult 6f C0“, hunger, cholera, t)" caused little damage. Otherwloc'rine of unestablished nationality.
jthere have been no incidents of
the Overseas J News A'gency. importance ltempt to escape . BERLIN D: . .» .
u - - . ' . .‘ . ' . ‘ ,. C. 2 , b W re 58‘
‘ Roles in the Russmn army: “There is noth'mq‘ to reportlF A. ' ‘5 to.Sayv‘liie.—-'M Goinal’is lwhlgscl
! I’llER I . .u —- 0-" v ‘ p M.
from the eastern'and Balka thea-
ters of wan”. ~
TURKISH ASSAULT -
‘ ‘ . H'DRIVEN BACK
iiDlEL'I-Ill, Dec.,26, via London.
‘ Dec. 2;, 9:30:11 tit—3K; vigorous
Turkis assault ‘against the Brit-
{ssh forces at Kit-el-Ainara was
driven back Saturday with heavy
losses,‘ according to __ an official
report , received from. General
slander. \ fi’hereport‘xsay: ,
v
50° to:
upon the.
' boats. two of whiCh are missing. lWalervllle line. early this morning" A
FRANCO-BELGIAN FRONT ‘
front are mentioned in today's 0f-‘
Townshel‘ld.‘ the British gulf-nannlnasumsm my“ “pin to. political conditions. in:
;~. .»§’Xegtcrda the enem launched ., - _, » - r , y . :
r determined attack .- {gator a “'3? WWW E 339????”- CW.
portion of ourpdsitionsybut wuss?! . ‘m- - ”if.
repulsed 'iwith‘ fail encdvyloss on“! . ,. - . ‘
80o “killed and.”
hegemonic; were;
The crew left the atom in when two trolley cars collided on the
The British“ steamer Cotting- The two cars, loaded with people on
hum, of 51'; tons, has been sunk their way to work in the Watervllle
'~ he crew was saved. factories. took different routes from
._..._._ the center of the city andthp wreck
"KAISER'S CONDITION occurred anythe outskirts. where the
' WORRIE§ BER111"th trolley lines come together. One
Ilagl‘ln‘gliv Elec- zigztgggf trolley sldeswlped the other at tho
ru 5" 0 a y 0 _‘ switch point and many passengers
ated Wu“! are circulated . m were cut by flying glass, while others
Swrtzerland today concerning were thrown against seats and i t '
Emperor William‘s sickness. ac- "I. mm n o
cording to the Zufll’ch correspon-, '
dent of the Exchange Telegraph
Co.""l‘he rumors say that the em4
‘peror's condition is causing pro~
found anxiety in Berlin,~
PURSER QARI RELEASED. "l
Garb. of Brooklyn, parser of the Ani-
: ierlcan stander Berinnuemtshen oil
vasaxs MARI: MADE . by, "'9- F'mch coll-9r man“; in
NO ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE Portoglliean waters Dec. 16, has Men
“\ WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.- "'5'“. ““0883 lode! 'to ‘ths
lflmdcan Consul Bristol, at Port Mel! embassy any line other man
‘Said, cabled today that no warn-'Wn m Ameflcln. ship!“ by 'thel
ing was "ven the japancsc liner cruiser are being held pending -inves- ‘
.Yasaka Mal-u before she was tor- tissues of fllolr liability to military
pcdoed and sunk in the Meditcr— service. in the com smy.“‘*
ranean last Tuesday byn submit-l ~ . 7 " ’
pnmxsnsmp summon?
GREECE RENOUNCED
\.
.The liner, he added, made no at-
OF '. . .. - .
~party won the recent election m
GEN.VON EMMIcHlGreece, has renounced his claims'
BERlJlNLUec. s7...by.wi,rel.ess.t th P ' '
:to s. , ills—The funeral of (Sen- tiewi A3233? TREES?
. V9“ ' “ill! Wh° dled recently dispatch received by the'ncws age
at .Hanover..-ujns held at the encv" states that',M.' Gounaris‘
town hall. nefarangufi’ql‘? a; made alreportto’King Constan-
,Oldenbll¥g 33d link tet Sardine on the outcome o‘frxthe niece
Duchess. of runsvnc a {n e postal added, that§ the leader
at.ll¢i~“-3¢".’“1¢~ . ‘ \ v y of the liteiv majority only: he
' ' ~ ’ ‘ ' was wi 'ng to‘ Support the Minis-r
gmgfacigiamm trypf Premier Simulaudib... ~OlW-t
. ., . . . Greece,.4le believed a‘ change in:
pendants for nitrate for the nebulae govemnl t t Cob. e‘ngt only.:-'un-,f
neces'Sary,.but unwisez‘xw " .
p, It isrssid, thank: Kingzagrred
with hissuggestion.
in so “Motto
——Sinking of Belgian steamer} warnnnunv. Dec. 27.7mm 393 .,
:Minister Bernaert is announced. persons were hurt. none seriously, :
WASHINGTON. Dee. 27.—Wllllam
.‘ ~:v ’
‘ADVANCic. WINTER STYLE”
' i for street. infer-um affairs or church, easily ,
'l reproduced at home with little expense from the ‘5‘
saw DECEMBER
, MchI
"7 Patterns 7
The new fashions for
Winter: beautifully il-
hstraied. One hundred
oi authentic
JIM
‘w - information—-
amefashlon nevi
*Iiatvls correct for
‘ an occasions-win the
new Winter
_ Me Call
Book of .
' FliSbiOns
(Winter Quarterly)
New sodium nasal NOW ON SALE
licCsll Pattern No.
[1885. won. showing
many other new" and
attractive design. ‘
,C. J. MlN'l'Z& C
1
1' “um” °“ “’ can. One will"
vanes, styles. Prolnaeiy Decenber- ‘ | . ‘
Wed in color. ‘
so. no". ., ~
.CONNEC!‘
" \
; Startihékwiear with a New Set «Boots
.Wéihave ev‘erything‘ypuneed—Call and look. out :
.Briggerman, Bros. ' "°' W"
_._..—
moss ‘
nonwaut
/ _
BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN ‘ '
THE seamen" L ‘ T“!
‘ unclean
amn co. PRO'B. ~ or fit
rnseeur
Siturday. flanuarv lisp-Matinee and‘iN"
me access. issuers-lees 'or- MELODY Annmarie
' ” awn-insure ., " “
New Vol-storm ‘ sans sun charming the world
beautiful moieties ltdallfllflulrromancs‘. . A. ~ g -
cash-domain us .mooucrlon .1- am
Immense
BALLET , . . '
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