« Conn, Tel. 311.5. a . I f‘Wcjmné 10:25p 3* was llltlbd— «smelly 1 :39}: Y use a x - Wants! Classified “Ads." —- 1 O For Sale, Professional Cards. Miscellaneous ran some Romans avswlno sun-riser cl. Business and i l and I “‘ 1 LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispage. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 400 i l‘hree Times. 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- iece or Caps, Double Price. i 1 IORIALI. FOR SALE—ONE COW AND ONE horse. Stephen Galog, Gracie street 37 3t FOR SALE—DINING SUIT, rROUND oak table, china closet, sideboard and 5 chairs. Good condition. Also cook' stoves, gas stoves, several old chairs, chests of drawers, pictures and stands We have a grand collection of old books in good condition and very rare. Come in and look us over. Open eve- nings. Highest prices paid for carpets, rugs and second hand furniture. We also do auctioneering and our prices are right. Tel. connection. J. K. Finch ‘ k 00., 12 Madison street. ’ __. ' FOR GALE—TWO 3 FEET 6 INCH white jenameled beds, and good springs for 3:60 each. i 8 foot oak dining teble for 82.60. 1 ice box, $2.60. 1 vio- lin and case, 86. 1 Orcwu comet, good orderffltl. Wilson's agency, Norwalk, )5 3t roe GALE-4916 surcx mans ’ tsr. Used very little. Also a few slight- ly used touring cars and Ministers. _ IWherle's Garage. 11 Raymond street. “It: " FOR SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR store or just the license. it can he transcend any place In town. a good opportunity for s grocery store to have "liquor and groceries combined. Must _sell quick. Inquire J. Mass. Central Hotel. corner of Monroe and Chestnut street. "Po-n eats-mu}. wnlons mom coo to 100 lbs. nus. James A. filter. — BUSINESS NOTICES A. MODNE. 70 NORTH MAIN 8T..l loath Nor-walk. Bicycles, motorcycles and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged Expert repairing. Baby carriages re- nired. We do vulcanlslng. Prices rea- sansble. LOST. __ . LOST—ENGLISH BULL PUP, brown and white, about 6 months old, answers to name of “Bobs." $5 reward for return to 1R. L Skolleld, Shore Haven. 16 if LOST-POCKETBOOK 0N WASH- ington street near the Savings bank on Friday. Finder please return to Sen- tinel Miles. .16 3t AUTOMUBIIE INSURANCE Firs, Liability. Property Damage, Collision LET U8 QUOTE YOU RATES You will be Interested J.- R Iayion & Co.,lnc.- ‘AGENTB loll [state and Insurance 3 Railroad Ave. South Nomalk — East Norwalk. Inquire Dr. Bohannan. Inquire 92 Tayldf‘ifi . TO LIT. T0 LET—EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, with most improvements. Price very reasonable. inquire at Keeler's Shoe is s.tore )7 3t T0 LET—4 ROOM APARTMEN 3rd story, rear. Rent 38. Adults only. ‘Also 3 room office, Swartz and Cor lbelt block For further particulars ap- pl, oflice Old Well Cigar C. ,East Norwalk, 5 nice rooms on secondi :floor, with water, gas and taller. Cel- IIllr and attic. Room for garden and chicken yard. Inquire of family down stairs. 16 at] T0 LET—ONE PLEASANT, WARM furnished room. All conveniences. Near railroad station. 68 Spring street. | l T0 LET—STORE SOUTH MAIN: street. Rent reasonable. inquire J. M. 1Layton A: Co..1nc.,rea.i estate and in- i sunnce, 6 Railroad avenue. it St To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT Cit. dar street; improvements. 3 unless, Washington street. Inquire Samuel Roodner, South Norwalk. n18 tf To LET—STONE HOUSE. A'LL Ili- provements. 1 1-! acres of land, barn. chicken house, fruit trees. small cot- tage on premises. Rent 880. Gregory Boulevard. The room apartment. beau- tiful view of Sound. .First class condi- tion. Rent :12. East Washington St, 64 South Main St. Phone 110. n10 t! To LET—A MOST DESIRABLE rent, very reasonable. Eight newly papered rooms, on trolley line, near center. All improvements. Occupancy now. Apply 9 Eizsbeth street. 14 8t FRENCH PARLIAMENT AND COUNTRY IN ACCORD PARIS. Ian. 6.-—‘ Parliament and the country are of one ac- cor."d said I aul Dcschancl, prcsi dent of the French Chamber of I)cputics, today, in an interview with a representative of The As- sociated Press. "They say to thc world: "To the vcry cnd.’ " Speaking of the work of Par- liament during the past vcar, M. Dcschnncl said: “The Chamber has maintained a union of allI Frenchmen. Sonre very lively debates "have occurred and the enemy's newspapers sheet to see in them signs of discord: but the manoeuvre is a coarse one, and the opinion of neutral countries should not be deceived by it. iIt docs not always imply discord, “Notice for instance, what took place concerning a particu- larly delicate question, the call to arms of the 1917 contingent. No one opposed the principle of the measure, representatives of France being ready for all sacri- fices necessary to obtain victory. But if they do not begrudge the We Often Heat a person any that he has a tooth which he knows ought to come out, but it hurts so much he keeps put- ting‘ lt‘ oil. it is not necessary for one to imperil his health, or make himself offensive by a foul breath for this reason, when I am extracting teeth every day without giving a particle of pain. No mat- ter whether it be one or a dozen. they all come out clean and whole, without tearing the gums or cut- ting the mouth. Consultation free. Dr. J H. Mallory lsSwth Main“. South Hall euflllmm.t089.m. by ”Matures Lousy. "Wm iARTILLERY FIGHTING NEAR DI—XMUDE mrssowrug oElicilrl‘ statement the sell. .. . . “Artillery » ,, been: very active. cs- m-tfite =ssgions‘ of Dixa. flair"littelxlwotc and. Streets tConsul Garrels, at Alexandria, country's resources they want the best use made of them for na- tional defense." At the end of the discussion, he said, the declarations of the Min— ister of War were unanimously ,approved. He continued. "When the Ministers revicncd the concordant views of the Al- lies on the conduct of the war when they appealed for the sav- ings of the country at the time of the loan, whan they asked For the incorporation of new contin- gents of soldiers they obtained the entirccsuppOrt of both Cham- bers. The Chambers, moreover. voted the. Minister’s speeches he posted on walls throughout France for the people to read. “That is why the session just closed leaves the comforting' 1m- pression that it has affirmed once more our complete national unity in the face of the enemy." 'AFFIDAVITSI'FROM SUR-’ VIVORS .OF PERSIA WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.:- -Elgypt, today advised the State "Department that he had secured affidavits from 21 survivors of the Persia, including Charles H. Grant, an Attractions citizen, arid ‘ "Ii confirmed previous's'tate‘- ‘gtnti fth‘st fine wet-ulna“ ‘ws ”gt i‘Emplcyer, General Delirery, 'ro LET—AT 282 EAST AVENUE. ___ at ford street, Stamford. WANTED—«MAN A‘N‘D WIFE AS janitor and janitress, positively no children. Apply .l. M. Layton & Co. 1'7 3t‘ WANTED~AT ONCE, CANVAS- ' ears to sell an article that is used; daily in the homes and «business place- ‘ Retails a zoo, salary :2. 50 per day orl 50 per cent. commission. Address, South is 31 [N 0F- figures. is St WANTED —- GENERAL HOUSE— worker for Stamford. Family of four. Good home and wages. Apply by letter first to Mrs. C. Ti. vBellmer, 270 Bed- 16 3t Norwalk.’ WANTED—YOUNG MAN lice. Quick and accurate at Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc. WANTED—26 GIRLS EXPERIENC- ed on Singer power machines. Good pay and steady work. Royal Mannhe- turlng Co., 86 Washington St. 16 6t WANTED—«AN EXPERIENCED and reliable grocery man. Good salary. Address “Grocer," clo Sentinel. 16 3t WANTED—THOROUGHLY EX- perlenced sewing machine operators on fine silk shirts. Steady work as- surred. Apply to M. N. Mai'ehoir a Cu, 16 Merwln street, 1Norwalh. 15 it WANTED—AT ONCE, THOROUGH- ly experienced custom shirt cutter. Apply to M. N. Mayehoff a Co, 15 Merwin street. 16 it WANTED—TO. BUY ALL KINDS of cattle, calves and poultry. Best prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh cows and springers. Friedman, South Norwaik. Tel. 1161. CLUET‘f. PEABODY A 00.. INC want- mpmsncsd operators on power ms MM Your Doubts And Fearsl are known to us and are cared for in a strictly professional- manner. Your doubt as to whether glasses are needed or not. Your fear as to whether you will be taken advantage of as to expense. Our oculist (medical eye specialist) understands your complaints and sets you right. Our optometrists are qualified to examine the eyes. Our op- ticians exactly fill the .pre- acription for glasses. which are made in our own factory. This combined service is yours if in need of glasses. Glasses as low as $12. 00. Why doubt and fear any longer? THAMER Ocullsts. Optometrists. Opticians. 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct. ABiEliSAlllIDlll g aevery two hours until three doses are break up a severe cold either in the head, chest, body or limits. WANTED. i‘trils and air passages; stops nasty _ Edischarge or nose running; Open Bat. Evenings. at. law. -’ E coming the sinking of the Persia, according to a dispatch today by the State Department from Ain- bassador Penfield, at Vienna. Ambasador Perifield's dispatch was dated yesterday and con- tained informal information in response to his inquiry as to whether the Austra-Hugarian government had knowledge of the sinking of the Persia, and, if so what the circumstances were. sia, the consul advised, have left Alexandria for England, where their affidavits probably will be obtained on arrival. Consul Carrels has been in- structed to forward summaries of the affidavits he has obtained. AFORTUNATE-MISTAKE. , The Guido-“How did yer- ever at that.” . thought It was yon.’.’-.— -Pnck. J Hrs. Mdmwhpmfl‘ - normal-om irer home win “than Oifficers and crew of the Per: come to git him? And with one shot; The «.Hautsfi'iwwrr'iv heard A cracking in the houses and! ‘ streetptotlretiomis seaport», fill “Gilli—ill II! First Dose of Papa's Cold Compound Relieves All Grippe Misery. Don't stay stufled-up! Quite blowing and snuifling! A dose of ”Pope's Cold Compound” taken taken will end grippe misery and it promptly opens clogged-up nos- relieves sick headache. dullness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and istiffness “Pape’s Cold Compound" Is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only 25 cents at drug stores it acts without assistance, tastes nicei and causes no inconvenience Don't accept a substitute CHAIRMAN STONE CON- FERS WITH PRESIDENT \VASILINGON, Jan. 6——Chair- man Stone of the Foreign Rela- tions Committee, discussed th" Persia situation with the Presi- dent today, and talked of other questions expected to come up at a meeting of the committee to— morrow, particularly Senator Fall's resolution for information on the recognition of the Car— ranza government and informa— tion on the Mcxicon question. Thc President told Senator Stone no additional information of importance had been received on the Persia incident and ex— presses the hope that until the government had formulated its policv there be as little discussion as possible in the Senate. GOING COME. “Have you ever traveled in the South?" asked the New Orleans man of the chap from Bangor. Maine. "Oh, yes, indeed!" said the Maine man. “i have been to Boston and New York.” —-Harper's Barter. THE REGENT Offering Picture Programs Up To a Standard—Not Down to a Price. TODAY ONLY I The.intcrnationally famous roman tic star LOU TELLEGEN (Star of the Paramount Picture "The Explorer) in “THE UNK NOW N" A tense photodrama of adventure and life on the great Sahara desert. Acme of the motion picture pro- ducers' art. Beautiful scenes. ,. TOMORROW The Far Film Company presents WILLIAM FARNUM in “WONDERFUL ADVENTURE" NEXT MONDAY The IKIeine-Fdisnn Service presents ARTHUR HOOPS and ALMA HANLON in Gnome Rielne's "THE DEVIL’S PRAYER BOOK” ' TUESDAY Paramount o'fnra Fannie War-ti. star of “The Marringe of Kitty" in ‘THE CHEAT” MIMI”: lllllllli' Home of Triangle Plays Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7:15am 9 Balcony 5c. Orchestra soc. Special Triangle Plays Today FRIDAY THOS. H. ~lNCE presents JULIA DEAN ll! “Matrimony” " l A live out Triangle Kay-Bee MAOK. SENNETT presents FORD STERLING and the Keystone Players In a scresmlngpwout W! entitled. _ f «rug rarHeR'sroore-rsrsn “ . of this statement—- PINE llll Andrew 90 WASHINGTON STREET, I)avey SOUTH NORWALK' use ' Better Goods for the Same Monc Or the same goods for less money than elsewhere.” Prices quoted below prove the sincerity Pro-pi Delivery Golden Grain l LUUR. Milled." Per 79": Bag .......................... 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ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM GERMANY BERLIN, Jan. 6, by wireless to Sayville. —-The following items were given out today by the Overseas News Agency: “The first volume of Count .TOlstOi’s diary has been publish- ed at Moscow, but 178 pages of it have been suppressed by the course innuoslv 1 ; mallard Bennett: and his‘ sewers; tin: "rite Russmn commlttee iii of the distributhin :;of fuel has ecided that no more material , ,_ on to the sugar. lacs ners hove ' are not taken, the city will be without flour‘at the time of the Russian Chirstrms Unit. 7)." 11111.1(:an rs 11.1.. .Splte of His W Michael Retreat; Wish leak;- at the motel Belmont. who he has been Militia durlnmthe hhiiibtlle Made-Argument in starting can In . condition. their daughter. Miss Bessie. sea. Assistant Prosecutor Ksnealy, went to New , Stamford There was not ' nation here, early this] to the seriousness of Mr. - . DRIVEN-T0 ~W lirltialr Foreman :‘Three more. of my. man. this morning" ‘ newsman: . Amos 9".
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