1 :ler Used very little. Also a few slight- » transferedanyplsceintown,a¢ood '. neutral Hotel, corner of Monroe and - Classified “Ads.”-—-To Let,’ ' For Sale, Business and ‘ an s o Professional Cards, and Miscellaneous LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c i‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- lace or Caps, Double Price. _ r011 sans tron SALE-«PLAYER PIANO. Pao- mincnt make A finanual 121 erse cum 3 pets me to raise money quickly, will ' Sacrifice my new 3600 Player for 8885 bash. Answer at once Piano 01w ‘ 1'“ Ity," °l° Sentinel. dtl “I ,1 __ . lFOR SALE-PIGEONS. nxrna[ fancy stock. Homer, Tiplets, Bald- 1 heads and Flights. $1 and 81. 50 pair. Satisfaction guaranteed. Steve Rey- nolds, Highland avenue, near Witch lane, Phone 179-12. 1131 it son sALE—i HAVE A FEW‘ fancy hen turkeys alive, left from the Christmas trade. Will close out tori 25c a lb. Also some very handsome packs. bargain. Call Handly, Myrtle street, or phone 1219 5. d29 3t iron eats—4915 1111761: nonna- ly used touring cars and roadster-s. lWherie's Garage, 11 Raymond street. till t!- _ FOR SALE—FAMILY motion ”store or first the license. it can be r :bppertunity for a grocery store ,10 have liquor and groceries comma Must sell quick. inquire J. DeSesa. Chestnut street. BUSINESS NOTICES _' CLARENGE E. ARNOLD—VIOLIN Instmctor. Studio, 20 uwrence St., South Norwslk. Phone 1083-4. d29 8t, A. MOONE. 10 NORTH MAIN Ur. Iouth Norwalk. Bicycles. motorcycles had Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged. TO LET. TO LET—AT 12 OSBORN AVENUE East Norwalk, 4 rooms and 51112111 kit- Chen and bathroom. Water in and gas Back stairs and front with room. inquire of lady down stairs. d3i 3t To LET—JHO'I‘ WATER HEATED apartment. Seven rooms and bath, hard wood floors and every modern im provement. Halls lighted and carpeted and janitor service. No extra charge! for heat. Rent moderate. See us. .1. M.‘ 1131 3t To LET—ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE house at No.2 St. John St. 6 rooms and bath, all improvements. Good lo- cation. Apply Mrs. A. Hawkins. 2 St. Johns street, East Norwaik. (129 at Layton & Co. TO LET—HAVE SPACE TO 8W! automobile for the winter Well built bard, fitted with electric lights and water. Will store car for 83 per month. Address ‘Auto Storage: clo Sentinel. or phone 157-5. 10 LET—THREE noon mom once well lighted, suitable for busi- nus. Rent 818. For birther particu- lars apply olice The .Oid Well Cigar 0n To LIT—FOR LIGHT HOUSE- keeping, furnished rooms. Gas, dishes, Call and see them. All conveniences. 11 Haviland street, South Norweik. dis at m LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE- dar street; improvements. 1 emcee, Washington street. Inquire Samuel 'Roodner, South Norwslk. n18 tt ! cellar , I ‘5 JUBlLEEi “DON’T MISS” The Happy New Year at the PALACE. SOUTH NORWALK Saturday, Jan. 1,1916 “Progress is the Keynote of Suc- cess.” Here is a Gigantic llolldsy festival Ultra Modem VAUDEVILLE A Special Program of Photo Play Features Popular Prim Prevail—A Dollar Entertainment Will Be Presented SPECIAL FEATURE "A Bpecteculnr Musical Hit" Marshal returned to headquar-. Thank You For you? valued patronage during the past year. We were never in a better position to serve our customers than now, with our prompt delivery sys- tem, our own cofiee roasting plant and our electric peanut butter making machine. ’It’s to your own interest to give [All INDIA ill (30. 125 WASHINGTON ST. TEL. 371. wacwsa AT 1:30 9.11. SATURDAY. ~1111:1111 mars m:— - m FIELD MARSHAL VON MACKENSEN AT SQFIA LONDON, Dec. 30, to: 25 a. m—A semi—official telegram re- ceived in Amsterdam from Sofia, Bulgaria, states that lucid Mar— shal von Mackcnsen, the German commander, arrived at Sofia yes- terday, according. to a dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company. After visiting the German and Austrian Ministers to Bulgaria and King Ferdinand, the Field Georgie Campbell .1 Princess B ”a. and Chan-Fulton as Prince 1.1.1... in “The was -> ters. 0utl1c Pier, No. 23 A condensed, version of the Broadway success, "All Aboard," with ten musical comedy favorites news dispatches that Field Mar— 'shai von Mackensen was direct- icxpedition against Egypt. Rhodes and the Gulf of‘Adalia, It was reported on Dec. 28' in according in Paris. telorizo as a naval base is charac :ing preparatiops for a pewerful tcrizcd as indispensable. l to the morning papers The possession of Cas- givcs no idea of the expenditure per patient, for the number var- ies constantly and a considerable proportion of the beds are always empty American contributions hr French hospital work have ex- LMAL NOTICE Court, December 31 A. n, 1015 11111 torus" era ~ " District of Nor-walk sa.‘ ‘ Whereas, written application m "Mr“!!- M! mm 1. ' iAMERICANS CONTRIBUTE , WM Wedovulcanwnt- Price-M. To LET—STONE 11011911411111. w u l. R lFRENCH occurv ' I non HOSPITAL WORK : ”“1“ tprovementa. 1 1-2 acres of land. barn. a er 6 0y ISLAND OF CASTELORITZO PARIS Dec 30 10 4-1: a m —— i ‘ :chicken house. fruit trees, small cot. PA.RIS Dec. 30 5: 15 a. m.-— There are 500,000 beds in the cceded 610901000 francs. been made to this Court for thg It is estimated that not moremon to probate of ‘ certain than one million wounded have 'ten instrument as and for the been cared for thus far in France. ‘ codicli thereto of Har.riet A.‘ t ' LOST. \ “11:0 .- LOBT—tleD AND WHITE COW. Enquire H. Friedman. Phone 115i. 1130 11‘ NEW YEAR'S SENTINEL. . The Evening Sentinel will be pub-| lished. next Saturday, as amornlngi paper. Advertisements, news items, etc, should reach the once In Wash- lngton street, Friday afternoon. [MARKS WILL , ‘ FALL STILL LOWER; .‘ BERNE Switzerland, Dec. 31,: tvia Paris, 4: 55 a. m.——The price of too marks was quoted today at 98 1-2 francs and that of 100 'Austrian crowns at 67 1- 2 francs. fit is predicted in financial circles that the marks will fall still low— crin the next few (luvs. [STATEMENT on ' GERMAN WAR OFFICE' BERLIN. Dec. 30. by wireless Say» 1lle —Heavy fighting continues in the Vosqes. An- no'uncement is made by the War Office that positions near Hart-t rnénns-Wcilerkopf have been re- conga ered by the Germans. , i :5“ British surprise attack near, 'I. illc failed. I A‘- PALAO[___ llllll RE The Home of Triangle Films. 1. Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7:15 and g Balm“? 5c. Orchestra roc. i , quav FRIDAY TooAV : , Triangle Plays including ,1 x The Popular Star WM. 8. HART In “ The Disciple” 1A.]; part western feature 1 1 Adrian Trianpie Keystone van av 11111211111 1 l nndr-chestsr Cenktln- . contracts, base on premises. Rent 880. Gregory Boulevard. Five room apartment, bonny tlfui view of Sound. First class condi- tion. Rent 812. East Washington St. East Norwalk. inquire Dr. Bohnnnnn, 64 South Maiu'St. Phone 80. 1110 ti TO LIT—ll UNION IT. 1 8.00! apartment. Possesion at once. The Hatch and Bailey 00. 138 if WANTED. WANTED—A BRIGHT, ENERGET- to :boy' over 16 years oi age, to do ‘stockroom wor‘k. Apply between 9 and 10:30 a. m., Saturday. The Roller 6,i d31 2t 10 and 25c Store. WANTED—«BOYS IN MACHINE ship, Neptune Hardware Manufactur- ing 00., 66 Fort street, East 'Norwalk. 1131 at WANTED—FIRST CLASS MACH- INIS'DS. NASH ENGINEERING 00., WILSON POINT ROAD. -1 WANTED — nova WHO mi 1mm and mm“ C“ 1"" °' ”W132“. semiannual Dividend of The opportunity In factory Call Monday on '11. Jacobs and Sons, Shoe Manufac- turers, Belden avenue, Norwalk. 1131 It WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPERP store on Singer machines. Lounsbury, Mathewson a 00., 6 Havlland street South Nor-walk, Conn. WANTED—BOARD 'BY AN INVA- lid gentleman must have warm room with toilet h’andy. Can furnish own ,room. City or country. On trolley line ipreferred. Address .Sentinei omce. 'Protestant.‘ clo WANTED—T0. BUY AIJL KINDS 3of cattle, calves and poultry. Best prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh cows and sp‘ringers. Friedman, South Norwalk. Tel. 1161. CLUET'I', PIABODY I; (30.. 1ND. inept—- experienced operators on power mar ain't , WANTED —— murmur AND builder. Arbitrator bulldn; Drowiton, class draughtsmanh Room 8, 138 Washington are at _wnnts street, South Norwelk. —¢ r‘‘'vir'Am-s114111111"11131191113 WANT-an, Hat trimmers experienced in strictly hand 11111111111113.1111: Vanderhoef; a 011.18 "Butler street, sentences-c1 WANTED—BOYS 16. T0 18 JEANS ,9; his mountaineer — 1 in a‘ screaming farce. d31 St‘ G31 3" 1 the rate of four (4) per cent. per an- and the Follies Girls 1 A Trio of Comedians and Song Chas. Mason & Co. (Farther star of “Who's Who") “Rudolph and Adolph." Dick Burton The Debonair Entertainer. I Prank Allen a Maidic Francis Offer a distinctive repartee of songs and conversational humor. Popular Prices Pr: veil l A Dollar Entertainment Will Be Presented W— Dividend Notice Nomlic Savings Society. Nor-walk. Conn. December 18, 1915 At a meeting of Directors of this Society. held this day. a dividend, at num was declared to depositors from the earnings of the six months ending December 31, 1915. The same will be entered ova-pass- hooks and paid on and alter January 10th, 1916. Money deposited on or before Mon- day, January 10th, 1916' will draw in- terest from January 1st, 1918. WILLIAM A. CURTIS. President. MEDERICK A. nuns. Treasurer. “m ___. PANAMA EXPOSITION CLOSES TO~ NIGHT. SAN DIEGO,Cal..Dec.31.—The. Panama-California Exposition, after a' full year’s operation. will close finally at midnight tonight and will he. suc- ‘eeeded by the PanamaaOalifornis In- ternational Exposition, which also is to continueifor twelve. months- The pasture: the. old; and the launching of the exposition will he ands the occasion of subcontin- I. . Formal olfeial ceremonies tumor» row. marking theoponlna of the new exposition -.~wili he fi'stiel»bsd in by commissioners musics countries. trench "OOPS hfi‘e OCCUPICd the military and auxiliary hospitals N‘lurkish Island of Castelorizo of France I Purveyora. I (Kastcloryzo), Sea. bctw can the Island .i Norwaik l“ the Aegean maintcnace is 1,000,0000 francs ‘Oldailv amt-s Meat and Provision Company South Norwalit FREE DELIVERY. PHONE “l NORWALK. One Delivery to Rowayton on Saturday. The cost of their This figure. however, Dan 11 mo so. NORWALK Small "Pork Lotus Fresh Shoulders Fresh ‘llams ‘ . legs 01 Sp lug lamb Rib Lamb Chops : loin lamb Chops Shoulder-Steak . 111mm Steak . Round Steak - Sirloin Steak _ Porterbousc Steak Roast of Beet ' . 151311. ilc lb. . 18c lb. 20c lb._ 18c lb. 26c lb. 14c lb. 16c lb. 20c lb. 20c lb. . 24c lb. 14-221: lb. Sperry & Barnes Rams . 11.111111161111191, Spare Rib , ‘ and Pig’s l-‘cet ‘ and» bacon.- .Turkeqs, bucks, Genetiowl and Roasting . . Chickens 18 Florida Oranges largel'iorida “ ' * Extrsarqcthliiorni. PARCELS POST NOT IHIUNE LONDON, Dec 31,1015 i sit} s: the carriage of contraband. The immunity of postal correspon - dcncc conceded by The Hague Convention was expressly stated by Herr Kricgc, German delegate. to include parcels sent through the post." guing that while it is unfortunate that delays of the regular post should be occasioned by examin- ation oiparcolnprotchts on this score should be addressed to the neutral governments which per- mit an abuse of the mail service. The paper continues: "There is no question of law involved at all except, of course. the question on which the American government has already argued so volumi- nouslv and so cleverly, about the validity of the March 0111ch in council.” . The Guardian expresse the . hope that the British Foreign Of fice will be allowed a free hand to deal with the question and as serts that “only the Foreign 0f- fice," which is in possession of the facts, can strike a mic bal- ance between the inconvenience inflicted upon neutrals, which might redound to our detriment, and the actual injury done to the enemv by the stoppage of this trade." late of Norwaik. In said District, ceased. heard and determined at thf , mince, in Norwalk en Wink» m.--In an editorial on the sub-11mm”. 1916. It mo' '- jcct “Contrabnt by Parcel Post " and that public notice there 0 the Manchester Guardian todaylto all persons interested th “Despite protests by theipublishing this order in s new Dutch and Swedish governments. WW“!!! a circulation in Butl- , to bc follower! in at probability 3‘ 193“ fiVO days below“ by one from the American gov- heulns crnment. there can be no donth that mail gives no protection tofu-31 1'- advertises his goods. It in ' it in a large way. he uses the 'classined "For Sale” comm up the once, Mae :1. man. at the last Ha Conference, not‘ guc stress The editorial continues by ar~ Ordered, That said sppl HENRY w 1- - '- 4 men MERBHANTiM New Yearisvll CELEBRATIO‘ .. MUSIC, ENTERTAINME DANCING Clifford Hot RESERVE YOUR TABLES N Hill 101v . Goo as ; . Coat~ and Suit . At Greath Reduced Price 4beiorethem 'r 1" . .» . ,. jgllavc you accrued m new 11.1111 7,, .1... m ram-uneconom- ' » Mk,‘ fifima'wm Wasn‘t)»: o ”Measure-curbs .11 11am nan can
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