M W“. A. WWWW For Sale, ants! Clessified “Arise—T6 Let, Professional Cards, and Miscellaneous Business and ‘13: ‘mir 11.0"”ka W' W‘ "" lace or Caps. Double Price. LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess. zsc l‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- : :~M~:°°3°°3°¢”2~:' O O O O ._..._.—. e O O a son an; ‘ro Ln, minent make. A financial reverse com- pmwmemg 35 First street E?“ Nor- pels me to raise money quickly, will w.alk “lllli‘im Jayne Wilton d3l 3:. singles my new 8600 Player tor 8325 cult. Answer at once ‘l’lano oliportun tty."c10 Must w-.. -w..-“ l TO LET—AT 12 OSBORN Avnxvel d313t East Norwalk, 4 rooms and small kit- , —-—-—~——- lchen and bathroom Water in and gas. FOR “LE—1915 BUICK ROADS"llaclt stairs and front with cellar . ter. Used very little. Also a few slight- room Inquire of lady down stairs 1! mod touring cars and roadsiers. . 331 at Whorle's Garage. 11 Raymond street. l _; d3]. tf' TO LET—JHO’I‘ WATER HEATED 1... ~ '03 SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR} hard wood floors and every modern Im “I”. 01' hat the “Cause. It can be movement. “13 “KIN“ “d carpeted . tw‘h‘fl any 91'“ in '9'“- ‘ ”0‘ and janitor service. No extra charge gr tunity 10' '1 5'0“" “K“ to for heat. Rent moderate. See us. J. M. re liquor and groceries combined. 'Iayton 3, Co 331 at _‘ ”lust sell quick. Inquire J. Moss. _ scent“! Hotel. “in“ 0' “on?“ "1‘ TO LET—THREE noon FRONT r; "gm“ “ML ornco well lighted, suitable for busi- BUI‘INESS NOTICES A. IODNI. 10 NORTH MAIN ST. Qeuth Norwalk. Bicycles. motorcycles and Sundries. Both sold nd exchansed. Inert "Durins'. Baby 'osrrieses so Vented. wa do vulcanlling Prices ree- 'esneble. lars apply office The Old Well Clear 00. . To LET—FOR LIGHT HOUSE- keeping, furnished rooms. Gas, dishes, Call and see them. All conveniences. 11 Havlland street, South Norweih. (128 (it To LEV—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE- diu' .street;' improvements. 3 oilices, Washington street. [nature Samuel Roodner, Bcnth Norwalk. . 3 LOST. TIM-LON OHMB'I-‘MAB MORNING .. -et the West bound station, package ‘ fio'dnffilllhl‘ hair brush, tooth mums. noes. Rent $18. For further partied-l n18}! WANTED WANTED —— A LARGE ROOM. heated. Centrally located. Furnished or unfurnished. Answer “G. E. R., " 29 Osborne avenue Dist Norwalk.13 3t possible. WANTED—FEMALE HELP. 88 A: week and board to bright girl to assist lady collector One who can travel pre- terred. Barton, Central Hotel, from 5} to 8 p. m. 13 3t] WANTED—BOYS lN MACHINE . ship, Neptune Hardware Manufactun-f l I l I | l l . I o eeeoe [email protected]”:°° 000% "‘Iapartment. SW91! T001115 “‘1 bath, . ins Co.. 66 Fort street, East Norwalh.‘ 1 an at WANTED—«FIRST CLASS MACK, INIBT‘s. NASH ENGINEERING 00.,I WILSON POINT ROAD: ill at WANTln—EXPERIENCED ornit- store on Singer machines. Louubnry, iMathewson a 00., 5 liaviland street, South Nos-walk. Conn. d3! 8t WANTEW—BOA‘RQ ‘BY AN INVA- lid gentleman must have warm room with toilet h‘andy. Can furnish own room. Clty or country. On trolley line preferred. Address ‘Protestant,’ elo Sentinel othoe. Fixtures: \WANTID—TQ. bUY ALL KINDS of cattle, calves and poultry. Best prices paid. Also trade or sell n-esh cows and sprinters. Friedman. South “I. ,_ etc. Return evenings, to lo Frahklin . , . . T0 LET—STONE HOWE. ALL IN- _ Norwelk. Tel. 1151. " street "South Nor-walk. "Reward. : (i313! _. ' .movements. 1 .1-: acres or land, barn. chicken house. fruit trees, small cot? lose on premises Rent s30. Gregory Boulevard. Five room apartment. beau- itlful view of Sound. first class condi- tion. Rent :12. East Washington at, East Nor-walk. Inquire Dr. Bohannan, 164 South Main St. none 60. met! FOUND.“ J‘NH MUF‘F lN JI'l‘NEY N0 - 41. Owner may have same thy proving >~ .p’roperty and paying charges. Inquire. ~ «127 ‘South Main street. 13 3 FOUND — POCKE'I‘BOOK. CON- taining small sum money. Owner may BRITISH STEAMSHIP have same by proving property and paying adv. Mr}. M Rackeu Row-ay GLENOYLE SUNK LONDON, 'Jan. 3, “:46'3. m. - ‘ten. 13 3t ' [TA—LIKE IN TRIPOLI 3—'I‘lic British steamship Glen- gyle has been sunk. There are DRIVEN TO COAST _ B'ER‘LIN, Jan. 3, by wireless to about I09. survwors. . ,Sayvillc. -——An account of the up- ‘ ““3 916115316 sailed fromY rising in 'Iripoli which was rc- Shanghat ,lor London, on her. 25. Shc'was last reported at ported last month to hem rcsult- _ cd in the expulsion of the Italians Singapore on Dec 6 HGT TOUIC would take her through the Sui-z. from the entire villa ct, Was giv— . en out yesterday 1,3,: the Over- Canal and the Mediterranean, 3an it may be assunicd she \\ as sunk seas News Agency. The informs» tion was furnished by Suleiman- m the Mediterranean, as were the l’ crsia. Ville dc la Ciotat, Ysaka cl- Baruni, “ho was Deputy froml Tripoli in the Turkish Chamber Maru, and scvcrul other steam- ‘ prior to the Turco- Italian war, Ships and led volunteer Arab forces' The G‘CHEY‘C “35 0“? 0f “W against the Italians in the War. largest Stcafifihlps Wthh have “Suleima-cl- Barhni has af-fivcd been sunk since thcqactivity of at; Sarajevo, Bosnia,. after a jour.’ submarines in the Mediterranean ney through Northern Africa,” .became pronounced. Hcr gross says the news agency. “He states tonnage was 9,395. . She was ‘ that when the Sultan of Turkey ouncd bv the Glen Linc oi Glas— ., ‘ proclaimed a holy war all the gow, and was the largest steam— Tripolitans arose. ship of that line. i “They surprised the Italians at The Glcngylc had been m scr- Lake Volkano and defeated them‘, VICC only a comparatively short ' capturing an enormous quantity limo having been built at New o't'_ money, cannon, rifles and am- castle 1“ 1914» She was 300 feet munition,’ Later they defeated long, 62 icct_ beam and 34 feet the Italians at Chadames deep. Her master was Captain 2, '-‘"At the present time the Ital~ Webster ’ laps hold only the City of Tripoli The Glcngyle had on board and a small stretch of the coast; about ”0 Persons Passcnvffrs h and crew All, with the exception ‘ (ghlc‘lieii‘zsw? hag?! by the guns of three Europeans and seven . Chinese, were landed.’ So far ’as GERMAN TROOPS is known no Americans were on ATTACK LA BASSEEibm'd- ABERLIN Jan. 3’ by wireless The Glcngyle, which was to Sayville QGerman troopsi homcward bound from Shanghai, .2 made an attack on a wide’ front was sunk in the Mediterranean innorth of the road between La “these and Bethune yesterday, ivoyagc after conducting mining opera- lions on a large scale. The WaflURKS CLAIM TO fice announced today that the] REPUL‘SE ENEMY BOATS occupants of one trench were: CONSTANTIND‘PLE, Jan. zggried by an explosion or shot -,2 via Amsterdam and London, d‘Own, and that' in some other po- J an. 3. 8 ?45 a.m m.-——The f0"°“’mg sitions mg alliéd troops fled statement was isSued at the War Ministry here today: LONDON Jan 3, 12 :35p . “Da'rdanelles front: Near Sed- ~Q‘Rcutarls;~ Athens correspondent / :‘_ .i ilul Bahi' .artillery and bomb is that the Norwegian Consul {lighting is prOc'eeding actively. A Saloniki was arrested at the cruiser and a monitor, which par- builder. Arbitrator bulldng proposlton. contracts first class draughtsman, wants wdrk Room 8,123 Washington street, South Norwallt. Hat trimmers experienced in strictly hand trimming. Apply Vandal-hoot & 001', 13 Butler street, Nonalk. d28 8t ANIMALS IN FAWN. Tame er Wild. They Are Good Fore sources of livelihood in New York city , 'is an animal .pawusbop As you take on Sunday. This was her second, CLUET'I', PEAIODT t 00.. IND. sent—- experienced operators on power In. earn-I WANTED —- ARCHITECT AND d28 6t WANTED—TRIMMERS WANTED. Wl __..————. Loan In This New York Chap. Among the curious industries or a watch to an ordinary pawushop to -. raise money on it. so you may take a watchdog to the animal pswnshop. ~. m..W}¢W¢m’¢o < . PAMEI‘”... lllllllll W :x: 9:»:ee: ee:ee:ee:ee:ee: oozeezee The Home of Triangle Films. Mat. Balcony 5e... 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9 Orchestra soc. Recently a man did this. getting 320 1 on a dog that was easily worth $50. the pawubrckcr said. ltut be was a “ trick dog which had been taught to open doors. So in due time he opened a door and let himself out while Ietr ting the pawnbrolior in. A well known nnlmnl trainer owns the shop. ~ He takes camels. lionst‘elo- n; - pimple—any animals. There are no charges for interest on the loan, the : only charge being for the keep of the animals, among whicirnt almost any time are dogs. monkeys, beers. goon cats, coons, fencer 1min. canartoe. I At one ume'ho’bnd'foriy-trick-donvfi keys in ma: Theproilin artists-ml I l i l r l. , l to disks the institution per. Once he had n lion in pawn which broke his chair: in tire stable and went roaring around, scared almost to death; and it was only after heroic eil'om him. As is matter oi‘ fact the animal ; - was a decrepit beast that had served ' his time in sideshows and was anxious to get awny.—-lllxcbange. it new T0 HEB PAST. Bits Knew Entirely Too Much, Ask e ‘ Close Observer Discovered. She looked rich and acted rich. and every one knew that she was rich bo- ' 'cause she had married a rich man, yet the Sherlock Holmes of the tea party l discovered that she had once been poor. .‘5 ' “Take It from me,“ shelsnld.’ “that 1 there was a time. and that not so very} long ago, when she was as poor as the I rest or us. ” l “Mansions!" exclaimed the other” . tour girls. “How did you discover . that?” ‘ ‘Through her knowing so absolutely where I keep all my housekeeping things She knew’ that the tee caddy l . Body and Soul 'A live-part photo play or love. hate .. and jeglousy. charges tonteed and cure aseenooghrl ' that they mustered courage to cepeure/r ' SPECI AL FEATURE TODAY MONDAY. Frohman Amusement Corp. pre- souls:— ‘l’he arcades.” Star 'rLoaenc: aocsttt. edema rouoaaow Lenore Ulrich in . f‘TH-E nerves womanly—s Acts Wednesday—Triangle 'Day. '13:"); Marshall to ‘ “THE SAB'LE LOROHA—6 not. Fol‘d Sterling, in \ “Hls FATHER-s FO‘OISTEPB'I—a part Keystone rdunsoav. Theda Bars In “DESTRUCTION." —6 acts. FRIDAY, TRIANGLE on. Julie-bean in “MA-ramonw—e Acts. Rlymond Hitchcock and Mable» _ Normand in . ' “crates uncle." ' l _ I 4‘" Special Housepiping Offer For' «flnnuary’and Februiy Only, a As a special inducement for business during the months of january and February, we o‘i’er to pipe your house for modern, up-to- -date gas lighting, and to do the work at as near cost as is All work will be done on the outlet basis, that is, at so much per outlet, and the job will be finished, tested and complete, ready for the lighting fixfures. our special Houseplplnu Schedule: Piping for 4 rooms ........................ $11.00 0| - II as I! 6‘ ‘6 cl H H II I( ll ll ‘6 I 00““ at"! ................ ........................ ................. ....................... ........... ........................ r 3.00 ............ All piping to be concealed where possible. 091' stock of modern, undo-date lighting fixtures is complete, and prices have been reduced for» this special sale. There are many designs to select from. Liberal Terms: Easy monthly payments ma feted be arranged for if desired, or a 10% discount ior spot cash within to days after job is competed Three Months Gas r R r E ! Provided you take advantage of this offer, and pipe your house for gas "ligbting in not less _ than four rooms, we will italic you a special otter of your first three months’ lighting bill. tree of charge. Is this hectic-piping otter worth considering? We think it is and believe you will agree with Don't wait—be among the first to place your contract. Phone No. 1680 and our representative will call promptly. Untied Electric Light & Water Co. . c7 WALL STREET SPRETEXT or GEN. BERLIN, Jan. 3, by wireless to Sayvillc.—-“Dispatchcs from So- fia,” says the Overseas News Agency, “say that in protesting against the arrest at Saloniki of the Austrian, German, Bulgaria!) 'and Turkish Consuls, tlic ,Grcck government called attention to the (act that Greek officers and igcndarmcs were charged with the {guarding of thc consulates. 2(vrcccc contends that any meas- Ein advance to her. ‘ “The pretext of General Sar- :rail thc lrcnch commander, that. the arrest of the Consuls was due to the attack on Saloniki by Teu- tonic aeroplanes is not valid, low as- much as the airmen attac land damaged only the camps o .the allied troops The cntircc , :Coming Soon To The {Regent Theatre What the Amusement“ Loving Public Has Been Waiting For JOHN CORT PRESENTS ‘urcs against the Central l‘owcrsi .should have been communicated as it comes almost at the time of lthc Austrian note to America, Trio act Triangle Keystone _ e _, WILSON TO RETURN “ “ T0 WASHINGTON- 1'1 ' " the“ Austrian, German, But» a ahd Turkish COnsuls were febligcd to retreat . French conanander, Gener- do: batteries for an hour. icipated in the engagement were An enemy an nto custody on the orderlmomtor unsuccessfufly shelled “Al Turkish hydrdplane dropped r‘i-est Of the Net-we an bombs" on the enemy’s ca'mg won in the writing desk. at the cheese. biscuits and other lee he- loved by mice were in thet'tln box nn-‘ der the sofa, that the alcohoHot my ‘ ”cream in the corner. behind;- wash-and, um the buttq- and rider re on the window ledge and that endother- raw mine . .tbe' bottom {belt Effie weal? l Tumnl Hens w: ill“: 31"" lion m P‘ WASHINGTON Jed 3—Af5‘ 757‘ bad idea 'i Grcck people shares the view of considering the idea 9 H , SARRAIL NOT VALID the government considering the ing in {ever of his eldest ll‘ «access»: «secures»: «:w«:§o:«:«:«:«:«:« «:«zueo. names my...» ,_ m..- .. -. 'rench encroachment as a brutal violation of the sovereignty of- Greece,” PROFOUND IMPRESSION The sinking of the Persia has tin“ of this report" . kcd ending w f than 2 I OVER PERSIA SINKING ”ROME Jan. 2, 7: 15 p. m;— madc a profound impression in Italy, which is reflected in the press. , l “This new crime is a grievous offense against civiliaztion,” says the Giornalc d Italia, ‘especially with its professions of humanitarL ian principles." The Idea Nazionalc says that, beginning with the Lusitania:n and ith the Persia . ,ooo unarmed pc n, in. cluding women, children and gcd and ill persons, have been sacrifiCed :KING AUGUST OF SAXONY MAY ABDICATE PARIS, Jan. 3, 4:45 a. m.— ,“Al report is current that King *“TIIE RAVEN” Frederick August, of Saxony,is r, .r x 1 ‘REEENT_ Prince George,” says the-J in a dispatch from Basel to th growing discerned Inspiration which on so casinos has taken the? , , hostile demonstrationg we. ’“ the King. There is n I‘OLID w, 2c with our prdmm Offering picture programs up be a standard. Not down to a price. TODAY ' Harry Walthall presented in a an: feel-is «picturlsatlon or sugar Alan Poe‘s ‘ - TUESDAY .' soyourownmterfit Charlotte Greenwood {as guests our own. not?» .— menial.
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