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TO LET.
son SALIV
FOR SALE—1915 BUICK ROADS-
ter. Used very little. Also a few slight-' TO LET—STORE. SOUTH MAIN
‘ly and touring cars and madsferS.isIl-eet. Rent reasonable inquire .l. M.
'Wllerle's Garage. 11 Raymond street. Layton 5‘ Co., inc., real estate and in"
‘21 “mutant-e, 5 Railroad avenue. ji 3t
Ion SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR! T0 LET—THREE noon FRONT
It“! or Just the license. It can beloiiice well lighted, suitable for busi-
mm any place in town, . goodnwa- Rent 318. For further particug
”taut, for a we" store “filers apply office The Old Well Cigar}
have liquor and groceries combined-C0-
lust sell quick. Inquire J. DeSesal
Central Hotel, corner of Monroe and‘
Chestnut street.
TO LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CID-1
dar street: improvements. 3 offices,‘I
Washington street. Inquire Samuel
Roodner, South Norwalh. n18 tf:
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BUEIINESS NOTICES
A. IODNI, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
lentil Nor-walk. Bicycles, motorcycles
mil Sundries. 'Botli sold ad exchanged.
hart repairing. Baby carriages re»
lured. We do vulcanising. Prices rea-
mm
T0 LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL up!
provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn,
chicken house, fruit trees. small coteI
tags on premises. Rent :30. Gregory,
Boulevard. Five room apartment. beau-|
rtlful view of Sound. First class condi-;
tion. Rent :12. East Washington St..|
East Norwalk. inquire Dr. Schwinn!
64 South Main St. Phone 60. all) ti-
'— -
LOST.
~
. ”Ti—COW. m AND WHITE. ‘H.
Friedman, Conflitut avenue. Phone,
1151. it 8tl
T0 LET—A MOST DESIRABLE
rent, very reasonable. Eight newlyi
papered rooms, on trolley line, near;
center. All improvements. Occupancy
now. iApply 9 Elizabeth street. it at
' FOUND.
arm—A Milli? IN JI'l‘NEY N0.
ll. Owner may have'same by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire
in? South Main street. is at
lRUSSIANS CHECK
GERMAN ADVANCE
PETROGRAI), Jan. 3, 3 p. m,
FOUND __ Wm: CO'N- via London, 8:20 p. nl. (dclaycdH
talning small gum money. Owner may? ——By holding the Teutonic forces;
1,". same by prom“ property and on the line of Vladimir—Volyll~§
“yin! adv. Mrs. M. Beckett Roway-‘Sk’ii' on the GaIician fronticr,,
ton. ’ 13 8t‘ while fortifying and pressing for-!
pg.____________jward at some points. the Rus-l
GERMANY GIVES sians have checked the German!
OFICIAL STATEMENT‘ML‘IF‘II“ to advance from thc di»?
BERLIN, Jail. 4. by wireless rectlon o‘fIKolki and improve.
to Sayville.—The official state_’thcii' pOSltlon along the Novel“
meat from the War Office today
, says there were no important dc-‘
velopments yesterday on ally of
(the fronts.
Nortll of (‘zartorysk the Rusy
sians drove the Germans back
‘and occupied the town of
g Khriasi. i
lGERMANS REMOVED , The very fact that the Russians;
l low. 1
1There she lies with conscious
I, grace,
“IT IVVhile the salt winds kiss her
_._‘Y,_ ED' face, .
WANTED—GI‘RL‘AT'LOWE'S pr' Rocking in the cool, green hol-
Wash Laundry. Day street South Nor- l0W.
walk. ’ 14 3t Mocks she all \\ ho cannot follow.
0
-WANTED——£2,000. 'ro LOAN on With a shout of joyous laughter,
real estate in the town of Norwalk, See the fisher lad plunge after!
Conn. Apply to William is. Wilcox, With a sit-ad}- stroke and
United Bank Building, Washington St, strong 3
South Norwalk Conn. 34 3t Eagerly he moves along, l
' ..,_.____.... (leaving, as they rise to meet
WANTED—PENTLEM \\ l‘IXI’ECT—‘ hill],
ing to be several months in South Nor- Iiach green wave that would de-
waik. seeks furnished room with feat him——
brrakfast ill select congenial private Rising to their crests, and falling,
house. Give full particulars. Address Hark, his clear young mice is“
”1L. J. C.." etc Sentinel. it at calling: ' ‘
i — "I have heard your Siren song 1
WANTED —- A LARGI ROOM, All the hazy summer long;
heated. Centrally located. Furnished Now lily arms would Iain
en:
or unfurnished. Answer “G. E. it," 29 fold you— 1
Osborne avenue,l!:ast Norwalk. )3 St I shall clasp, and have and hold
' you i” '
WANTE'D—FEM'ALE HELP. :3 a! ‘ , |
week and board to bright girl to assist If" below III“ tossmg water . '
lady collector. One who can travel pro, Sits "1 5‘5"?- the 593 long 5
ferred. Barton, Central diotel, from 5‘ daUghter, _
to 8 p. m. 1; 3t Eyes both pltvim: and sad,
_i “cut upon the fisher lad.
| Lifeless at her feet he’s lying,
While the winds and- waters
siching
Sing his requiem. “O mortal.
Have you learned beyond death's
portal.
l am what-can-never—be—
Therefore more desired of thee?
Love and life and joy are in
WANTED—BOARD BY AN INVA-
lld gentleman must have warm room
with toilet handy. Can furnish own
room. City or country. On trolley line
preferred. Address 'Protestant.’ clo
Sentinel eillce.
WANTED—4‘0. BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle, calves and poultry. Beat
inc——
prices paid. “'0 "'4' 0" 5"" fl“I"\‘i’lwrcforc? Since you die to win
cows and springers. Friedman, South mc." '
Norwalk.’l‘el. ”51' —Bcatricc Barry in New York
~ ‘— Times.
CLUET‘i’, PEABODY & 00., INC. w-
rant-
Ixsperiencsd Operators on power ma-I THE PAM-UR: BARS.
«any The hunted stag. now nearly spent,
Turns to his homeward lair:
railway eastward towards Sarnyn WANTED—GIRL OPERATORS FOR The wounded Bedouin seeks his tenti
Singer sewing machines. 1. Goldfarb, And finds safe shelter there.
50 and 52 Day street, South Norwaik"
C°““- it St? So life returns upon its track:
“~"”"""""°'--" ~—-- ~ We toil. we fight. we roam,
DR. KARL KRAMARZ
And evening brings us home.
3 Till the long shadows point us back.
FROM AMERICAN
SHIPS RELEASED
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.——«Thc
are advancing along the Kovcl-l
Rovno railway is held by milis'
tary men to be of great import-
ance, sincc it indicates a concen—
ON TRIAL FOR TREASONI
BERLIN. Ian. 3, via LilllflOll.‘
Jan. 4, 2:52 a. in.——l‘riv;ltc infor-
Tonight beside the pasture bars
'I heard the whippoorwili,
_ trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-l north 0‘ Clcrn°WitZ' Where “ear'
lowed six montns fromlhe date heref
- exhibit their claims
' or Nomik, in said District, deceased, I still progressing.
' exhibit their claims for settlementgbe of special importance. They
‘ Those who' ‘ _ ,
c accounts, properly attested, within saidesuit in forcmg the evacuation of
' ‘time’ will be debarred a recovery. AHICzernownz by the Teutonic Al—
requested to make immediate payment ‘
State Department was officially
advised yesterday that the
{French government, ill response
to representations made by the,
United States, has ordered the;
immediate release of Germans rc—‘
cently removed from American
tration with a view of taking'
Kovel, an important point of
communication between German
and Austrian front. In ordcr to
relieve the pressure on the K0»
vcl-Sarny line, ‘the Teutons
ships on the high seas bv ”WEconntcr—attackcd in the southwest?
French cruiser Descartes: [of Kolki, but without result, iti
,. is announced here. i
L I N . lOn thc Galician fronit. it iis‘stat-;
(‘f in reports receive in ctro-g
ega OIICC igrad, between the rivers Stretch?
' land Siripa, before which the
5°LVENT NOTICE. {Russian troops had taken up p03
District of 'Norwalk, as. Probato' l
sitions, the Moskovitcs apparent-
iihtate of Gustave 'l‘bleme late of 1y have commenced an OECMI‘TI
Norwalk, in said District, decéasea land advanced as far as the left}
The Court of Probate for the Dis-'bank of the Stripa, between Ruc-
_:flc:d0I1NOYWaIk, hath limited and DI" zacz and Sokolovv' The regioni
ow 5: months from the date here»on the left bank of the Styr is.
~olf'for the reditors of‘ a'd E t t to . . .
c ,2,‘ setfifmeenfisnn held agmst serious attempts:
’l‘hose who neglect to present theirI of the Austrians to advance. The!
accounts, properly attested, within eatest activitv a cars now
said time, will be debarred a recovery: Song the Stria '0" bibrih sides ofi
All persons indebted to said Estatei B H th R «1 us
are requested to make immediate pay, uczacz_. erc e . u. ‘ ta ‘ 3
ment to lhave driven the opposmg forces;
MAME 3- THEME: 3back .from fifteen to seventeen,
Imiles to their positions. It is stat-l
District of Norwaik. ss. probatel ed the Russians continue to holdg
,Court. December 23m, A'. 1),, 1915. i and fortify the newly acquircdl
Estate of William A. Cushman, Mei-territory, although the battle 15
Court. December 28. A. ID.. 1915.
The Court" of Probate for the Dis-3 The capture of the heights
ly 900 prisoners were taken, is
oi'for the creditors or said Estate to‘ hold by military experts here to
neglect to present theiriPerICt that it probably will re»
lies, giving the Russians a strong
foothold in the center of .Buko-
wina and control of the railways
into Rumania. .
The Russky Invalide prints the
following regarding the Situa-
tion: ’
. “The Russian offensive on the
long front of 225 miles. froml
Czartorysk to the Rumanian
frontier, . started when our
' - » troops crossed to the left bank
Wm” “count... t° of the Styr,-s;‘taking,Khriask, at
Ca wins a“ 9‘55? Pro- L’thev foot of. the Meddeeghski
‘” "v" "“9 -°““ “Wiflfriheig'ins. The Austrians are malt-
lets; “ loibim' mung every efiort: to retake these.
that “WW mum”! h 'ghts which command the Styr.
' and at Silno our
fortified.
persons’indebted to said Estate are.i
, u .
‘ ‘ MARY n scumna,
28 14 11 Administrfltrix.
trlct of Norwalk, ss. Probate
January 3rd, a in, 1913.
e of Esther J. Hendrick. late of
in said District, deceased.
‘ ., . That the Eminismtor ex-
alt. of ‘oliiio
c was slinkneartheMeditemneau.
y» nodeta‘ils are available concern?
lnation has been received here.
from Vienna to the cllcct that I WM“. °“° I" ("‘9' "‘9 early stars
Dr. Karl Kramarz, who is promi-’ Came m“ “M" the hill.
ncnt ill Austrian political affairs!
as the leader of thc Young‘l I‘M"! ”W tinkle 0' ”‘9' “Wm"
Czech party in the Rcichsrath, is“ I heard lh“ cattle 9‘”
now on trial on a charge of high, 9‘0“ ""0““ "‘9 dusk. and “um"
treason. Dr. Kocrner, sccrctarv T0 "09 ”‘e "“5“" 3"“
of the Roung Czech faction, and
several other loheniian poli-
ticians are being tried at the same
time on similar charges.
It is reported that Dr. Kra-
inarz is conducting his own dc-
fcnse, managing it with great‘
0 weary world of fret and strife.
0 noisy years and vain,
What have you paid me for my life
Since last, along this lane.
A barefoot boy, I drove the cows
skill. In summer twilights still,
" And paused beneath the orchard
EDWARD ROSE DID NOT botilt‘hfl
LAND AT GIBRALTAR. To list the whiDDOOrwill.
LONDON, Jan. 4.—Reuter'si
correspondent at Gibraltar cables, Come. peace of God. that Msseth all
that Edward Rose, of Denvcr.i Our undersinnding's eight:
who sailed from England on the 1 Fall on me with the down that fall,
Persia, did not land at Gibraltam And with the falling night.
The accuracy of thc correspon- '
dent’s information is questioned l Among these native hills and PM“.
in London. however. as it is rc-i 'By these baptismal streaml.
garded unlikely that Rosc would Wash off the city's fever stains.
have proceeded bcvond the point; Bring back my boyh00d'l dreams.
for which he was booked. I
Previous cable dispatches, none I [Beside the doors where life be!“
of which came from Gibraltar. Here let it find its close:
said Rose left the Persia at that And be it brief, remaining span
point. All given to repose.
He is a student at Eton, Eng-l—Prof. Henry A- 399’? “1 “1° «Re-
land, and heir to a fortune of' view.
$500,000. —--—-—"‘—'"‘"
31“qu VICE f‘flNSlTL
ITALIAN WAR OFFICE , AT SOFIA TAKES REFUGE
OFFICIAL STATEMENT .WITH' AMERICAN MINISTER
ROMEE, Jan. 3. via London.; BERLIN. Jan. 4.—-In his dis-
Jan. 4, 12:09 a. _m.—Thc state~‘natch telling of the arrest of the
ment given out by .the ItalianiFrenoh Vice-Consul at Sofia. Bul-
War Office tonight says that Inlqafia, the correspondent. of the
the region of Lagazuoi, north ofiTageblatt at Sofia states that
Falzarego, the enemy explodedlwhen the. British Vice-Consul
several mines, releasing an ava-‘heard- 0f the‘arrest of his French
lanche of rocks which. however. colleague he tookrefuc’e with the
caused no damage. A Sunday at— American Minister, Lewis Em-
tack on our positions on Monte stein. , . ,
San Michele was repulsed with . .- -
GERMANS SE72“-
heavy-losses.”‘ .. ., . . ..
. , SWEDISH LIN“
LINER GEELONG. . .col’ENHAGENgvia mention»
. _ IIAS BEENtSUNKj Ian, a. 11:10 p. in; (delavedlg—
LONDON, Jan. 4, 4:10 a. m‘.—‘,Th¢‘ Politiken' states that the
Beyond the fact that»tliere Was Swedish-- Liner Ceylon. bmipdfflt
no loss of ._life’ whenithe Penis:
sular and Oriental Liner Geelbng
Gemmmnd ,tak’en , to Swine-
9w“ r, i I
cherishes-.1» G‘slonmves '
transvestite steamer Wile
t3!!- ch‘ ,
1 ‘,
Japan. 31185, been seized. hv . the ~
RUSSIAN WAR OFFICE
GIVES OUT STATEMENT
PETROGRAD, Jan. 3, via
London, Jan. 4, 1:08 a. m.—A,
statement given out by the Rus—
sian War ()ffice tonight say: ,1
“In the Caucasus, on the Illack
‘Sea coast, during the night of
the first of January, the Turks
attempted to approach our posi-i
tions, but were stopped by our‘
fire. I
“Ill the direction of liamadan
(Persia). southwest of the town?
of Asadallad. we attacked a body
of 500 Persian gcndarmcs and“
drove them back toward the vil—
lage of them. north of Kanga—l
war, killing dozens of rebels and:
capturing prisoners and supplies!
We suffered no losses. ()il thc‘
first 'of January our detachlllcnt‘
holding Ilaniadall rendered mili—i
tary honors to the [British flag;
which was hoisted over the"
lritish consulate. ;
“In the region of Czartorysk,.
(in Volhynia, Russial. and on the-f
upper Stripa. we repulsed cncmy"
attempts to approach our,
trenches. The t’llcllly’SllSIalnt‘d
heavy losses.
“Northeast of (‘zcrnowita
(I‘lukowillal, the fighting con-
tinues with unabated energy. our
forces continuously advancing
despite numerous enemy counter
attacks. The enemy losses have
been very great. \Vc took an—i
other group of sixteen officers
and 766 unwoundcd men prison-i
crs, without counting the great
number of wounded remaining on i
the battlefield." 1
SIR JOHN smon
HAS RESIGNED
LONDON, Jan. 4, 3:3; p. "“_I
Announcement was made in the;
House of Commons today of the.
resignation of St. john Simon,.
Secretary for State for Home}
Affairs.
Illlt in ii Mill
'Rheuniatism is easier to avoid than
to cure, states a well-known authority.
cold weather the skin pores are clos-
this impurity. in damp and chilly;
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BRINGS RHEUMAHSM ‘ .g. less than four rooms.
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Says a Little Salts In Water May Save 3.
You From Dread Attack. l g.
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We are advised to dress warmly; keep 0:. PHONE NO. 1680 and our representative will call
the feet dry; avoid expo-sure; eat leis ..
meat. but drink plenty of good water. 3. . . ’
Rheumatism is a direct result of .2. ‘
,eatlng too much meat and other rich 3 e , - _ -
foods that produce uric acid which is ’:° The ”filled BCCIPIC but“ & “filer C0.
absorbed lllto the blood. it is the 00 '
function of the kidneys to filter this ego “7 WALL 37' PHONE 1680.
acid from the blood and cast it out in ‘ ,,
the urine; the pores of the skin are .3.
also a means of freeing the blood of 1.
O
“flu---“
ed thus forcing the kidneys to do dou-
,ble work. they become weak and plus
iglsh and fall to eliminate the mic
ucid which keeps accumiating and clr-
culatlng through the system, eventn'al-
ly settling in the joints and muscles:
causing stiffness, soreness and pain
called rheumatism.
bit the first twinge of rheumatism ,
get from any pharmacy about four.’
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon-
fill in a glass of water and drink lie-
fore breakfast each morning for a‘
wear. This is said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys to
normal action, thus ridding the blood
of these impurities. , ,
Jud Salts is inexpensive, hamlets”
and is made from the acid of grapes;
and lemon juice combined with lith-
'la and is used with excellent results
by thousands of folks who are subject
to rheumatism. Here you have a plea:
sant, effervescent lithla-water drink
which helps overcome uric acid and lsi
beneficial to your kidneys as well.
REdiNT
l-ur x-zl li.l‘L' programs are up to a
standard; not down to a price.
SEE—TODAY—SEE
Charlotte'Greenwood and allstar
cast in the Paramount feature
“J A N E” .
TOMORROW ONLY
('Matine and night at regular times)
Gabriele D'Annunsie's stupendous
historical vision.
i..‘Better Woman’
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SURVIVORS OF PERSIA
LANDED AT MALTA
\VASH-INGTON, Jan. 4—Con— '
sul-Gclicral Skinner at London,
today, advised the State Depart-
ment that the telegraphic list of
survivors of the torpedocd liner‘
Persia received there from Alex-
andria did not include the name
of Robert N. McNecly, but does
include Charles Grant, of Boston.
Eleven survivors, including Lord
“.nntagu, have been landed at
Malta. American Consul Keb-
lingcr sends word that seven
Indians of the Pcrsia’s crew had
been found clinging to a dam—
aged open boat by the steamship
Hingchow. All the men said the
Persia had benc torpedoed with-
out warning. '
PAIACi—‘il—‘E
Photoplsys Supreme
Mat. 2:15, Eve. 1:15 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra soc.
SPECIAL FEATURE TODAY.
TUESDAY.
. The dainty star. Lenore Ulrich. la
a five part photo-play 8 annual
merit.
. Other First RIIIFM
rouoaaow
Triangle nay
Zippy Marshall and Trio-as Jeler- -
BETTER'N THAT.
ARE THEY BEST?
‘I'HAT-‘I'HEYARE
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LO'I'TA SUN AND ENUFF RAIN
MAKE THEM SO.
WATCH. IN. THIS NEWSPAEER
Piping A [louse For
Gas lighting
is not a long. orlilellt Job. Our gas litters are well espec-
ienced in this particular line of work and we can safely guab
antes you a “flail-nits Job and complete satisfaction. with
a minimum amount 8 heonvenience and trouble to you.
Our houseplplag elel' is particularly attractive as to seat
and easy puma-Maudie addition we allow tor Mm not
Three Months Gas Free of Charge
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Coats and Suits».
At Grcntb Reduced Prices:
K. d. A. Claven
never in a better positi' o
serve our customers than
tern. our own coffee -
plant and our electric -,
butter making machine.’ iIt’
to your own interest to‘
us‘a trial. '
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Norwalk Chronicler