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FOR SALE—~A BARSTOW-‘RICH-
Blond range. in first class condition
No reasonable otter refused Inquire of
William Unmet): Sound View Ave—
nue. (127 at
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Norwalk. (1“ 3t.
FOR SALE—TWENTY iFlVE D01,-
lar disc. phonograph and ten disc rec-
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indeetruciable cylinder records
cents each 2 Hanford place, So Nor-upstairs, $6 per month. Apply to M.: f
.WSIIL
FOB SALE—1915 BUICK aches
- ter. Used very little. Also a. few slight-
ly used touring care and roedstei‘s.
Marie's Garage, 11 Raymond street.
dil it-
' ,FOIt eALE—FAIIILY LIQUOR
store or Just the license. It can be
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transiered any place in town. a soot!
opportunity. for a grocery store to
Save liquor and groceries cashined.
lust sell quick. Inquire 1., DeBesa.
Centre! Hotel, corner ct Monroe and.
constant inset.
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amuNass NOTICES
a. recess, «1 NORTB IAIN er.
lentil 'Norwalk. Iicyeles. motorcyolee
I. mm, Roodner. south Norwslk.
Mn.
IACCOUNTANTS AND COL— TO LlTa—STONE nonsuauiu- .
it?
and Sundries. Both sold ad annualized.
inert repairing Baby eerrlages re-
-g1nd. We do vnlcanlring. Prices rea-
TOLIT. “
'ro LET—J‘ROM JAN. Ist. FIVE
rooms, all improvements first floor.
160 Putnam avenue. inquire 68
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1 Known as Fearless Advocate of T ra-
WANJ'BD. _
housework. Apply at once. Mrs. P. H."
Put- lBis‘sell. 56 Seaview avenue.
ditienai Republican PrineipIee—Alae
Recognized as One of Ableet Osm-
uiwa In United States.
WANTED—cradles GENERAL,
during the coming year 1916.
Your liberal patronage during 1915haemadethisoneofflrrwalk's busiest and unset "8" .
cessful stores—For thiswe we truly grateful—old we more our many friends and petrol!
matthesamecourteous treatment, the samelowpricesandbetter service will be ouraim
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rims Andrew Davey We
Golden Grain I LOUR, the best Flour Milled, cut to
d2? 3:;
nam avenue.
TO LET—LARGE,
eat It
pmAsmq-‘maéhines for making pants; also lin-
FOR SALE-BUSINESS wsoon room. Ior lady or gentleman. Hot w-.a ishins workon pants Apply Mr- 81:0“-
in good rods: 32 First street, East ter. heat. electricity. Desirable loca- 7 Monroe “MI- '
, For and away the most interesting
phase of the national politkal situa-
tion is the movement that has brought
Henry I). Estnbrook. of New, York and
Nebraska. so eminently to the front
as a candidate or the Republican pres.
WANTED—woman r0 'a'orut ON
1127 St
tion. Terms moderate. Address F
Sentinel. . . .
TO LET—0N ROWAYTON AVE.
of cattle, calves and poultry.
prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
orde, for fifteen dollars. Two minute one 6 room bungalow. Rent 810. Also °°“3 “5 springers. Friedman. 50““
ten 4 rooms downstairs, 88, and 4 rooms NON-“k TIN-1151-
idential nomination. li‘lr'et spoken of:
as a possibility in connection with thol
presidency less than six months ago
Mr. Estuhrook is today one of the lead
lug candidates. with evident!“ or
, strength that are a source of concern
to the friends of the other aspirants.
WANTED—TO. BUY AIL KINDS
Blast
C. Ogden. Rowayton Ave d2l 3t
a
_ __ east—
10 LET—noose. N0. 72 woon’l “m” °M°n °“ 9"" “I"
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N"; He has made speeches in every iln-
-. pot-tent city in the East, Middle West.
and Far West. an arduous cempain
experience that has put him in
f condition to meet the Morons demands
made in the bend of a party's national
CLUET‘I’, PIAIOU! I (X).
cottage. All improvements. Small tam-
wsrdavenue from Dec 1511:. 6 moral
.ily. Rent 825. Inquire at O. E. Hoyt.
builder. Arbitrator bulldnx propoflton.
contracts
70 LET-THREE 8001! momma-11s wdrk. Room 3.123 Washington.
oiilce "11 113mm. some tor busi- law, 90““, New.“
' ness. Rent 313. an: hlrther Wen-l
ticket. and his friends in Nebraska and
other States have formed Danni-ooh or-
, ganisations and are going after national
' delegates in the most vigorous teshim
lmlllrtial observers agree that this
development of the Dumbest boon
WANTED —- ARCHITECT AND
ilrst class draughtsman,
(128 SI-
'u-e
lars U991! oillce The on: Well Cigar”
°“ 1
Job. Waxes $1.50 per day. «Apply to
Stephen Gregory contractor. Fairlield
T0 Err—quota um” gouge. avenue. Job. 376 di‘airileld avenue,
keeping. turnished rooms. Gas. dishes, 31‘3””! Conn
has no parallel In the petition history
WANTED—CARPENTERS. UNION . "' .
628 St.
Call and see them All conveniences. ,
11 Haviisnd street, South Norwaik.
”'fTo LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CB"
dar street; improvements. 3 oiilces,
Washington street. inquire Samuel
n18 tf
i LECTORS.
—~_——
Books opened, closed, systematised
and audited. Financial statements and 1
reports. Terms tram 35 monthly. Bad
debts collected. The Palatine Mer-
cantile Agency, Lauder building.
LOST.
LOST—BLACK VELVET MU’FF
with skunk band. Return to Sentinel
oillce and receive reward or .phone 5
1418.
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The Home of Triangle Films
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THEMRE
. 'flat. 11:15, Eve. 7:15 and 9.
Balcony 5c. Orchestra roc.
SPECIAL .Ess‘was TODAY,
runway
The Brilliant» .Dramatic Actress
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. - Divorced
A powerful, absorbing photo-drama.
, in live massive acts, /
that teams with grlp'ping climaxes
. oomNb Teuosnow
Triangle Plays" Including
“Til-IE MA‘M’YM OF THE
_ AL'AMO'
A 6 part Fine. Arts Film
produced by
D. W. GRIFFITH
SPECIAL TRIANGLE . KEYSTONE
Hale Hamlliotund P Iy Moran, In
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‘WM. ranuun lN enactments
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110m. 8. Hart is “THE- DISCIPLE"
A 6 part Triangle western drama
Meek Swain and Chester Conklln In
'” “cover“l wineries"
2 part Triangle Keystone
(127 It 1 ~ l
provements. 1 1-: acres of land. barn.
chicken house, fruit trees, small cot-
tage on premises. Rent 630. 'Cregory
Boulevard. Five room apartment. beau-
ltiful view of So (nod. First class condi-
tion. Rent 812. East Washington St.
East Norwalk. Inquire Dr. Bohannan.
64 South Main St. Phone 80. mo tt
,ro LIT—Ii um 81‘. 1 1100"
apartment. Possesioo at once. The
[latch and Bailey Co. ital!
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Dividend Notice
132nd. Semi-annual. Dlvldend of The
Norwhlk Savingi Society.
Nomik Conn.
December 16,1915;
At a meeting of Directors of thisI
Society, held this day, a dividend, at
the rate of four (4) per cent. 'per an-
num was declared to depositors from
the earnings of the six months ending
December 31, 1916. ,
The same will be entered on peas-
boobsand paid on and after January
10th. 1918.
Money‘deposited on or before Mon-
day, January 10th,1918 will draw in-
terest from January 1st, 1916. '
WILLIAM A. CURTIS,
, President.
FREDERICK A. ms.
5"l‘reaeurer.
BEE—Em
PROMINENENT MEN ON'
" STEAMER ROTTERDAM
NEW YORK, Dec. 28. —Three
men who fi re prominently in
the diplomltaic relations'r of the
United States have cabins on the
Holland 'American Linc steam-
ship Rotterdam leaving here to-
day far Rotterdam by the way of
Falmoutb, England. They are:
d28 at work, with good reference G. 8. Both
_. and Son 00., 40 Water street, South
Norwalk.
Hat trimmers experienced in strictly
hand trimming. Apply 'Venderhoef &
00., 13 Butler street, Norwaik. d28 6t
WANTED—BOY r011 FACTORY.
I!” .St
WANTED—TRIMMERS WANTED.
WANTED—BOYS. 16 TO 18 YEARS
old. Cluett, Peabody a 00.. Inc. (128 at
““6! Norwhlk‘. Ih said Dlih‘l'ift, decanted.
‘Thoae who neglect to present
- exhibit their claims
will lotus
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court. December 28th, A. D., 1915.
Estate of William A. Chehmen. late.
1
The Court 0! Probate foi- the Dia-
irict of Morwtalk. hath limited\and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
eahibit their claims for settlement.
their
accounts, properly attested. within said
time will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
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News: 11. ass-anneal.
of the Inst 26 years. und- they are 11
ginning to inquire whether the pop-
lnr demand for new lender-ship Is 11
tunlly so strong on to give this Ili‘
mnu the greatest political prise on
which men struggle.
An All Around Big Men.
Estnbrook is a big man physically ,
mentally and politically. Quite 111
feet in height, erect. rugged, he woul
be a man of conlmnndln¢ Dmnce i.
any gathering. Ilia mental attainment
are attested by his signal sitcoms i.-
(e
MARY E. SCUDDER.
d28 14 ll Adminisiretrlx.
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OOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, December 28, A. 1D. 1915.
Estate of Gustave Thleme, late of
Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate tor the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. bath limited and al-
lowed slx months from the date here»
of for the creditors oi said Estate to
for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time, will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to
MARIE B. THIEDIE.
Administratrlx
spread interest in his everypullic ui
terance on governmental. econolul.
and social problems. He has alw'm
been a student and when he discusse
a an out he speaks with the author
lty 0 one who has'mostered It. Bl
conclusions are invariably sound. and
once he has arrived at them. they so
proclaimed mnkly and fearlessly. tot
he is essentially a man with the cour-
age of his convictions.
For instance, he has been one of the
most 21mm: critics of President wn
son and the present Democratic ad-
ministration, arraixning them for their
tat-if! law which bankrupted the fed:
eral trees and . which places the
American armor, the American manu-
facturer. and the American laborer at
the mercy of foreign competition. and
for a foreign policy which has destroy-
ed the respect that the American ties
and American citizens once command
ed in every quarter of the globe.
A Preparedness Pioneer, 7
Likewise Mr. Estabrook was the first
man prominently before the public to
outline a concrete programof national
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HUNGARY PROPOSES
MONOPOLY ON WHEAT
LONDON, Dec. 28, 4:15 a. m;
-—'—Count Tisza, the Hungarian
Premier, contemplates making
the cultivation of wheat a state
monopoly, according to ‘ the
Posts \Budap'est correspondent,
Col. E. M. House, friend and
' Wilson, who goes to Europe at
the requets of the President.
Brand Whitlock, United States
Minister to Belgium, who is re-
turning to his post at Brussels
after a .vacation spent with his
family at Toledo, Ohio.
' Captain Karl Boy-Ed, formerly
naval attache of the German Em—
at :Ltlie requeét of the United
5 “improper aetivities in novel mat-
bassy at Washington, who was
recalled by the German Emperor
States government because of
gm“. 1' .
Mfum-
confidential adviser of President‘
who declares that it is a desper-
ate scheme show ng that nation-
al bankruptcy and ruin are not
far distant
defense, which he presented in an ad-
dress before the American Deniers
Association September 8th last at Seat-
t1e,chamcterined bS' the Seattle ’i‘imea
Referring to the idea in Pare as "one of the most remarkable ad.
liarnenf, M Szterenyi, a former dresses ever delivered in the North»
\Minster ,said to Count Tiszar ~ west." and he was the first Republican
“If the government proposed 11 mm ‘0 Pom n“ W” “’1'” ”Mm“
(Fe practice of law and by the wide I
and hai-moniain‘g .of an “enema! the
mbnopely on wheat, it would be ‘m m. “Get-T the 1,, Dim Man
the McKinley Club of Omaha, Nebras-
ka. last October. having attracted wide!
spread attended. .
From the time Mr. new opera
ed the nembwlosn sanitation
in manage in 1&8 ha‘a beeli recog-
nixed elem or the ableat campaigners
in the United States. and there have
the most dastardly act ever com-
mitted by the government. and
they would find millions of peo-
fore the pl£1 could be adopted?!
Etscvatc moron one event!
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A New Lima Beans Blue; Tip Matches , , -
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AMERICAN MAILS
SEIZED BY BRITISH
BERLIN Detn,28 by wireless
to Sayiille. —~Sci zurc by tho Brit-1
isb government of American
mails from two stoamsbips on
their way to Holland is reported
in a Rotterdaml dispatch given
out today by the. Overseas News
Agency.
The foregoing docs nqt make
it clear whether the mail seized
included any first- class matter.
or. as is more probable. consists
of parcel post shipments.
On Dec. 20, the United States
addressed a protest
Britain on the subject of British
interference with Swedish- Ameri-
can mail. The British govern
ment has-taken the stand that
parcels post matter must be rc-
garded as freight, exempt from
the protection given first-class
matter under the International
Post Convention \Vashington
is. understood to have concurr’cd
in this view.
, W'ASHllNlG'PON. Dec. 28.—
The Allies, it is explained here,
intend to seize and examine all
mail passing between the United
IStatcs and the Bur-opean ncu-
trals. when there IS reason to be-
.lievc it is intedded for Germany.
Hitherto the seizure of that sort
have been confined to parcel. post.
In justifichtion of the action it
i is said the Allied will first plead
military necessity and. second.
that there is no inviolability of
mail to the Teutonic Powers be-
cause Turkey did riot subscribe
to The Hague Convention which
covers it. .
NIBW Y‘O’RK. Dec. 28.—-The
steamer United States. whichar-
rixed today from Scandinavian
ports. reported that on December
.13. she was stopped cast of the
to Great' 1
CALIFORNIA PBaCIleS
Large No. 3 cans
in Heavy Syrup.
2§250-
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NORWALK
BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN
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Saturday. January lsi--Matinee and Night
-TIiE MODERN ”STEIN”: 0F MELODY AND ROMANCE
ENTHRALLED
New York for tue years, and Is etIII char-mien the world with Its}
beautiful melodies and dellflltlul romance. ’
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ecember 28m To-day
Famous Players Present ,
THE DAINTY IARGUERITE CL‘ARK IN _ .1
“PRINCESS and PAUI’ER”
. Fromtheflotnd.8teryby Markham.
“summons and Ilnter as "Bananas Palatine. .,
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THURSDAW—i—w M In “ROSEMARY FOR' RIMES.
. BRANGE.” Netti.
FRIDAY—Theodore m ls “MR. GHEX OF MONTE CARLO
' ‘ Paramount.
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ple invblved in open rayolution be— ‘
Shetland Isles by a British crui» .;
ear and taken to Croenock for ex-
anfinat‘ron. There the British re-
LOOOIIIO'I'IV! PULL HgAW LOAD.
Last motor. on the Wilson" Point
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been ten. sprinters in mister clement:
new!!! . at
kcripened motsmall parcels and:
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