O .po-s—‘e- For Sale, use or C'aps. Double Price.- “tum—“‘4“? l..._ Classified ‘_‘Ads. ”—To Let, Professional' Cards, Miscellaneous EASSII‘IED Advertisements on his page. Twenty-Five Words orhess. 25c I'hree 'I'itnes. 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- mmmansmom BuSIness and and IORSALI.‘ . 'FOR BALE—41‘. M. F. RACEA'BOUT In perfect condition. Will [be sold at bargain it sold at once. John 1". Mc- Nahon, jr.. 56 West avenue, South Nor- .Nik. Conn. ' 110 It FOR SALE—ONE cow AND ONE horse. Stephen Galog, Gracie street. ‘. . . . FOR “BALE—ONE JERSEY. 00W lw‘rll be fresh before Jan. lhtb. Inquire at the last house. on Elde street.‘ net‘s Sound View avenue. South Nor- yaik. Conn. 18 3t ‘ FOR SALE—DINING sumVROUNo 'Iiek table. china closet. sideboard end 5 chairs. Good condition. Also cook etovos, gas stoves. several old chairs, ‘eheets of drawers. pictures and stands' :‘ :»'.:.~1W. have a grand collection or old 3 .: 3 books in good condition and very rare. 5 _::' come in and look us over. Onen eve 7. , sweetness-t prices pull for em. rues and second hand furniture. We 3"” H56"- db 'auctlonecring and our prices 1 are filtht‘. Tel. connection. J. K. Finch '& (36,12 Madison street. ' ‘ 17 3t. TO LET. 1'0 LET—EIGHT ROOM HOUSE: with most improvements. Price very reasonable. store. j’l 8t 3rd story, 1ear. Rent 38. Adults only. Also 3 room oflice, Swat-ts and Cor-l belt block. For further particulars ap- ply oillce Old Well Cigar Co. T0 ”LET—ONE house at No. 3 St John street SIDE DOU BLE Six rooms and bath. All [improvements]: :Good location. Apply Mrs. A. Hawkins, "’ No 2 St. John street. East Norwalk. ; 18 3t !‘ To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT Gill-- :da or street; improvements. 3 oilicos. :Washlagton street. Inquire Samuel; Roodner. South Norwalk. 1118 if i To LET—STONE ROUGE. ALL Ili- movements. 1 1- 2 acres of land. [tifnl view of Sound. First class condi- TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT,’ : Ml .chiokon house. fruit trees. mall cot-l tags on premises. Rent :80. Gregory! Boulevard. Five room apartment. bean-3 WANTED. WANTED STEAOGIIAPHER w ould like positit‘ Expérient ed. WANTED—PLASTERER FOR CON} tract work. Box 685, South Norwalk. 110 St WANTED—AN ELDERLY LADY or girl. Slavish or Hungarian for house work. Apply after 6 o'clock at evening. Kialich, 8 Monroe St. South Norwalk.110 2t WANTED —— HOME WORK, draughting. mechanical. tool and arch- itectural work, tracing. etc. Call eve- hinge from 6: 15 o c'l,ock Saturday from I1: 30 p. m.. C. 'Holm. 21 Lawrence St. 2nd. floor. 110 St WANTED—FOR LIGHT HOUSE keeping a or 4 pleasant rooms. Second floor prefer-red. Located west side of 'Wostiavonue, between South Norwalk and [Not-walk. ‘J. C. 0.; c|o Sentinel. 110 ft WANTED -— COLORED wishes position at genu'al- housework. "PJOR CALIF-4’16 BUICK 'ROADS- tion. Rent 812. East Washington at. Good cook. Willing and obllging. Call :I‘t'or. been villi-y little. Also a tow alight- .llylwusodtouring carsendro'adstorsh ~ ' [Wherle'e Oarsgo. 11 itaymcnd street. . '.' an if lilaet Norwalk. Inquire Dr. Iohanhan. at id Lexington avenue. For refer- .“ South Main St. Phone 60. aid if . enccs telephone 268 12.110 it ‘ ‘ "1| , ' Los'r. .FOR BALI—FAMILY LIQUOR "i war—women ' aunt. WANTED—AMEN OF EXCEPTION- [at ability .as splesman for large tea PUP. and coffee house on commission or um" um morning store a, just the license it ’can “.brown and white. about 6 months old. salary for South Norwalk and viola-i :‘.transfer‘odanypiacointown.asood opportunity for e‘ 6700017 store ”Mor- return to Ill. L. Skofleid. Shore erencos. “Coffee,"c cilo Sentinel. Iiave liquor and groceries combined. Must sell quick. Inquire J. Moss. Central Hotel. corner of Monroe and' Chestnut street. '— FOUND. 'vrouuo—oN VAN mm mm}. goat’s new glove. Owner may have some by calling at 20 Van Zant street' . And paying for this advertisement. -e . AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Fire, Liability. Property Damage, Collision LET US QUOTE YOU RATES You will be [lit casted jJ. Ii. Layton & Co.,[nc. answers to name of I‘Bobs. " l H.aven 16 tf‘ ‘ LOST:A SMALL com) PIN IN the shape of a circle. Finder please ‘ leave at the Sentinel Oflice and receive reward. BUilINESS NOTICES ‘ ARCHITECT AND BUILDER WILL furnish plane and specifications at very cheap prices. It‘urnlsh estimates lots. or. Marrlng. 128 Washington St.. Telephone. :10 6t l ‘1 a moons. 70 Noam MAIN or. death Norwalk. Bicycles. motorcycles 1 and Sundries. Both sold 116 nohaneed. Jlixpsrt repairlns. Baby carriages re- } eeircd. We do vulcaniulng. Prices roe- l enable. ‘ i CLUB". PEAIODY I: 00., IN). : Chiropractic is the definition of the cause of the disease and the art of ' :_ adjusting the same. Disease is caused ck. Even if done in childhood It :erontos pinched nerves and pain in later life in the dinerent organs and limbs.- ”Chiropractors remove the canoe oi disease and pain. health is roster-id through hormonising the nerve on tons In your body. Ismsio troubles . given special attention: also ennui-e ‘ -.. of the spins. Yon will never norm 1 ’7‘”ng tho Chlropractor a chance to ‘ hot'p you.- ' Magnetic trootmonts men also T Francis.D C. ‘ 84 Washington at. so. No'fliilk. Conn . _..... “rumba _ .h.-...-.... u - ' ~y‘nev’vronch. twist or spreinin the? 5 . creosote from PaIIIIOI' school tar ' .‘Malta, today advised the State Department that no new facts concerning the destruction of the steamship Persia were contained in affidavits he had taken from seven survivors. including Lord Mohtagu, who had landed there. ' saying that although the officersi of the ship were watching for the! Submarines, none was seen and no warning was given. A good adv. pays best in the boat P c[_____ mt__1_-__I_u . Home of. Triangle Plays _ ~'. SPECIAL rear-use TODAY _ f ~no‘1vollv._..latwaav to ' " The [Sensation of the Hour ‘ t turlng (30.. 86 Washington St. The survivors -W€I‘C unanimous in P 'plc, as has been done in' .. ,,.aeroplzinés and with oust 'r'd oi ' : t'the mote she has orodnc $5 reward ity. For particulars address. with ref day. 18 8t WANTED-25 GIRLS EXPERIENtz-i ed on Singer power machines. pay and steady work. Royal Manufaen 16 iii' WANTED—UNION 0)! SOFT HATS. .STEADY WORK.- R w HAT suop oaoss AND RIVER] STREETS, NORWA LK. 18 8t WANTED—«FIRST MORTGAGE. 31. 200. st 6 per cent. on high class resi- dential plot of nearly an acre Address _.__A. B C. South Norwalk Sentinel. )8 6t WANTED—BOYS T0..MAKII THEM- selvei useful in factor]. Steady work. Also girls for packing shoes. H Juc oh and Sons, Shoe manufacturers. Bel den av enue. Norvslk. -WANTED——'l~'0. BUY ALL KlNDS Best The decree ordering that a census be taken not later than Jan. 25 of all the grain in the kingdom is explained by officials to be for purpose principally of indicating to the authorities the quantities that it may be necessary to im- ort. It is denied that the order implies any intention of estab- ishing bread rations for the peo- (acr- AGENTS sant— ;of cattle. calves and poultry. 1 2 I. . noel not. and Insurance menu!” creators on power m‘ "if“ Drag” ‘r‘gagfilgzz ' on s an s gen 11 : : : 3 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk. «sisal . -iNor-walk; Tel. 1161 .2 -' INFORMA¥§%NT(§?EN%%§§iAI CENSUS or GRAIN To: . 2 . 03m lON 0F CHIROPRAc'rIu A’mcrican Consul Keblinger. at a Jan. 9’ 3 ‘5 i) ""— "2v- AVIATION CORPS . * CHIEFS T0 CONFER _~PARIS. Jan. 10, 4:55 3.; m.—-— The Matin says that for the pur- pose of maintaining unity .‘of di- rection in the military air services of the Allies. the chiefs of the Anglo-French Aviation Corps will confer once a month in Paris. The meetings will he at- tended by representatives of the other Allies, continues the Martin, .which adds that French in‘struc- tions will he sent to Russia and Russian aviators will come. to France to be trained with the . units of seryilceg- Since the beginning of the War,- the Matin says in cenclusmfl. . :iFnancc has furnished her éallies. Mith one-fifth (if her outdut Q GIRL Good‘ | mutations i - player of the Knives-slim. .mml DUUNBRL nut-I) inr. _ hl'I-Ab‘ 1 HEARING. I 1 Commissioners Postpone It Until Monday—No Depositions Filed. HRIDGEPORT. Jan. 10.-The ed- journed hearing on the remonstrance against James M. Atlas’ application for a [loner license for the Hotel At- [as on Fairiieid avenue. which was scheduled to be held beforethe county commissioners yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, was postponed un~1 til this morning at 11 o‘clock bel cause of the failure of Atlas' attorneys to appear The commissioners .waited in their office until about 12: 30 o'clock for Attorneys Foley and Brennan to file their depositions for Atlas, but no one appeared. _ Word was received by the commis- sioners i‘rom Atlas shortly after 11 o'clock to go ahead and finish the 1 hearing, but when Attorney Foley was lr reached by telephone. he said he was waiting for Attorney Brennan to re- Inquire at Keeler's ShoeiBox 685, South Norw,a[k Conn 1’10 31 iturn to town. and he was not pre pared to go ahead with the hearing. . He was told by Commissioner Ballardl i to file his dopbsitions by 1 o 'clock Sat . urday afternoon with the commission- lore and also to be prepared to make‘ his argument before them on Monday; morning and if he failed to carry nail the order he could consider the hear- . Ing closed as far as the commission-g ers were concerned. Remonetrence “Put Out.” Attorney A. J. lMerrltt, who repre :sents the Unlversallst church. which heads the remonstrauce. had been [Iiiy for sevearl days past with the grip.i but he left his bed so as to attend the hearing. and was very much “put out” by the failure of Atlas' counsel to ap- pear. it was the opinion of the commis- .oioners that the Atlas attorneys should give them some consideration and put in an ”penance. and as they were good enough to wait for them for more than an hour and a half, some courtesy should bpphown them [The Rev. W. W‘. Rose. bastol- of the Unlverssli 'ohurch. was present to hear the evidence of the appli- cant, and while he did not say any- thing about‘jboing disappointed be cause the hearing was not held. he showed that he was anything but pleased . The hearing was originally sdlourn ed until last Wednesday morning at ....i 11 o'clock and the attorneys for Atlas I were to tile their depositions at that ltime, but owing to Attorney Merritt being ill. the hearing was adjourned After the- depositions are read Mon- . Attorney Merritt will odor some: evidence in rebuttal. Arguments 'wllli ithen follow. waraasulw EDITOR aeraacve. -——-— Sunday New “More” Gets Libel Charge Against it Noilod. WWATERBVURY Jen. Ill—By snak- ing a public retraction of stories pub- lished lnvhis paper promising faith fully to cease publishing scandal. and hereafter to have absolutely no con necilon with any like publication. in. Lansing C qwles. owner and editor of the Sunday News. had the charge at criminal 'ibel nailed against him [at l the City Court this morning. The ar- ticles on lsblch the libel was tuned i was printed In the Sunday News on ‘Doecmber 26. and reflected on the characters of three local girls. REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY NOW USING BOATS. Owing to the tieup on the New Haven road the Remington Arms and Ammunition Company is. now forced to bring 'lte steal from New York by heat. A barge arrived 'in‘ the harbor ions of steel. making the-second load whichhas come in the last three days. nautnoao TELEGRAPH’ER DEAD. MADDEN“ Mass. Jan. 10.4. A. n. Forrls‘tall. 54. superintendent of tole- gfiaph of_tlie Boston and Maine Rall- ioad'. died at his home here today. gal tor along illness.. He was. in the com- pany‘s employ for 31. years. usrzcen’ro coacH. . WASHINGTON,- Penn....lan. 10.— Sol. Mouser. xermer star football vania. and- ion two years coach of the > West- Virginia Unh'orsityoscned. 4M today signed to coach'the Washington 1 and Jamar-son» footbalh team. M r SHIRLEY AMENDMENT CONSTITU- TIONAL. - A . . WASHINGTON. Jan.10.——Tbe Sher iey amendment of. 1902 to the Federal Dure. Food law, declaring drugs to be ”handed if thecpaehage or label bears or contains false and fraudulent statements remitting the curative or thorapseutlc streets thereof, was one hold as constitutional today by the! J s .. sear-s &yfille.=fl'he jfoiioiging Ausb: “than inflicts i?‘_ ' :- ‘oehoolmatee, but little chums. left thegremmar school and entered ' lwhich was opened to admit a cart. A. 5 and the woman furnished him with it ‘sult of her husband's clothes. in Bridgeport on Saturday with 600 ‘ ---chuiu or-compei him to shoot you. ithatyonfll wireless-tuna: Keeper and 1:: Convict :- 11,10qu was :: o a”: Tommy Buggies and Eddie Barnes‘ wens schoolmates. Not only were they 6 0 They ‘ e e o”. the high school at the sometime. Won the high school they went out into its '3. world to light the battle of life. [lug .. glee drifted into the political arena .3. and after an election. during which Iii : had done good work for his party, re 3' celved the appointment of head of llli.‘ ’9‘ state penitentiary. 'f three months Barnes became a merchant in a ’2’ small way. He finally formed a pnri- 6:9 nemhip with a man who swindlcd him .. out of all he possessed A quarrel 211- 3. sued that ended in a scuttle. during 3. which Barnes threw his opponent. whose head strutk some hard sub- .. stance. and his skull “as fratturei 0' live Win call promptly He died. and Barnes was sent to the so penitentiary to serve a term of ten .. ears. . 0 When Buggies and Barnes met. after not having seen each other for several ” years-the one as keeper, the other as 0:9 convict—both shed tears. “Tom." said Barnes. "l'm sorry you :8: ‘7 WALL ‘7' are my Jeller. i cannot serve out my term, and i am bound to try to escape. And I wish to say to you now that I expect you to do your duty by the state like an honorable man. You may kill me while trying to capture are when I try to escape." “Don't try the escape game. Ed. It seldom. if ever. pays. And in this case it would be hard on us both. I should“ certainly do my duty. and you know where that duty would lie. To Inc you are only one of hundreds of prisoners lies when” am responsible." Barnes made an effortto servo out it. unmet-e without any attempt to escape. But one day an excellent op- portunity 01ch itself. He was in the yard of the prison near a gateway. ’30:” ~ WW DRESSED LIKE WOMAN. “DOE or amicriou, ‘MOIIN'I‘ WASHING“ Out. In. 10. —'-John Shaver. 76. blind and cs1.- pied since birth, who has tut. ibis woro‘ women's dresses boss's he found them easier to put as and take oli'thsn men's clothes. . UNFILLED BTEEL TORNAGE NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—-Tho In!“ tonnage of the United m Bind Corporation on Dec. 81 totalled 1.606. “consummation: hens over November. . .__———- 1, WES FOR DIVORCE. Edith u‘. ‘Brown of Nor-walk has filed suit for divorcOInthoCIvilgn. parlor court against William 1 Mn of North Reading, Mass. alleging de- . union on Sept. 20. 1912. The couple were married on March a. 1911. Mrs. Brown’s maiden name .being Waldroh. storm came up. and the-gatekeeper was blinded by a cloud of dust and light; hing. Barnes slipped out and ran like a door. He ran into a house not far from the prison. where he found _a woman. [i is' dint-nit to repress sympathy with one hounded for his life or his liberty. and Barnes persuaded her to give hints revolver. But Buggies at the head of 11 force was after him. and the convict was seen leaving the house. He had it good start. and when they reached him lie was on rising mound behind a stone wall ready to defend himself. llug Klee ordered his men to keep back tell- FROM THE BACK PORCH. 'llound and ‘round the thornapple Will You Accept niét Month’ Ilse oi Gas_._FRlill OF CHARGE We are making a special 95:: for January and February to pipe yourhome for modern. up-to-dato gas lighting. at extremely attractive prices. - It you will have gas piped in not less than; four rooms, we will supply you with gas for lighting for Free of Charge Don’t wait, ’phosie No. 1680 and our Representa- VHONE 1630. WOW???” " Fly upon feet o£flame, Q ' For inve of your own that . - Let no man dare to say. We led them on their You are the nation' s soul. Forward”, for love of the Dream that the trumpet; Forget not those who led»- Who harbor the vain thou Can England have for Inf! tflint he would [:0 forward true and I ‘ “persuade, the prisoner -. . ’ y - - ‘0 mm“ ifs “'de forumd till Mannie and Billie and Sue and he heard Berries call out: ; ' - “9t“: "Dent com. an, “an”; Tom. pm 'lcn and Seven and Four and desperate!" ' ' ’ '1 hrec. ‘ “(live yourself up. Ed. l've got 0 Running the range of the arch- dosen man down on the mud. It will ard lot be suicide for you to resist. and to hurt 1" Vin ham and gm“ of you would be an nwful thing for mu." [35:25“ E’ g as t . I i radiate-":11: ""0 N“ m that “'9' In Shimmer of gold from atouselcd There was a grim silence bemoan . head» ‘ them for a raw moments: then Bumps Rhyme and rhythm and laughs added: . and curls,. . “0° “0" and '0'“ 30‘" men to “k0 Sci to thc chanting of boys and me. I don't want to hurt you. and [‘111 g‘l.rls : 52:25,? use up "w "x “no“ 1“ my '0 ’Round and under and over and "I wouldn't send mv men where [ through can do all there Is to be done. [1‘ Mil Matching 80083. With the Old!— one is to be killed in your recapture 1 ard birds. prefer- that it should be myself.” Matching smiles with the skies ‘Tbnt's not “XIII. PVC got to (“C of blue... you haven't. Don't shoot your old Smiles too sweet (0|. a rhyme- ster’s. wordsi 'Here and away moadowiancl, Pudgy hand into padgy hand: Fleet es- the shadows that run You'll glve me a better chance for my life by sending one of your men. or all of them for that matter." ‘ “You know 1 contain do that. 1 might as well resign my post and lose ’cross the myself in nnothorcountry. But it isnt Md, race . my‘posltlou that I‘m thinking'of: it‘s Over e st'ubbie around the 3v honor. "the state trusts me lo cur: p.131: ' "out the will of the people. and I'm , bound to do so. If you were my ow'u Round and round the (from hrothe'r‘o’r iny own father I wouldbe apple tree. l ~ . obliged to'take you all the some." .’ -Never too weary of fun and .“l'eeeho‘witls. Tom. We're forced - ”play . , by rate into this position If you'll Bringing nulcsson to fellows like agree to kill me ill step out and give : me .. you n allot " “No: you II have to defend yourself. 13:3!ng it home m your. whole- i'mufl do my duty to the state. but some W31" Each little dear little boy or girl Filling the world to its full with tho not the state executioner)! “Well. I won't be captured. sud you iJoin up with them that For love of their mother From vill and thorpe and: Come in your manhood? For love of Eternal Rl3% ——Edcn Phillpotts .' DailvNews. 'MAT.~2:15.. wontecegirmyllfec Idon’tseo'tliai ,. theses anything ‘0 M4030 bill mVi“? Making the love and the tears to to say 'Goodhy."' ‘ start “You‘d better coriander; lid. With time on for good behiviorfyoe'll only Dangmitllrolmd on your daddy 5 have about six years to serve." ' ea . 'ESIryenrs of such life [a far worse jab)?— ‘ ' ' ' $71836?!de ‘ "lfyou'wpnt'su - 1.. of your homily“: ”glue raycnuetnenmmmum If ; , the: to live a litemsregrecthst. quid «John D. Wells in Buffalo” . A il- .5 Come, come, ' Swift to fulfill Your own good will ‘We are the people’s t; Without us they were” Come. come, collie By fire that burns In your fathers” urns, , And now so peaceful lie . Come, ‘come. comet When the evil woke : And the battle broke—— That one on this red ll And freedom with ‘ Come, come; c To hear the brunt . Of the battle front. Front good red earth an 1 ,_ Fom peat and golden “ From forest. fen and Come, come, 6. s . With majesty. Your choice mad Offering Picture Prop a Sundard—Not‘_ Down TODAY 5‘" l. ‘ Boxes and L09”? "" The ‘chlnelldison 2 ALMA. HA and ~ ARTHUR H in the New Dramatic Spectacle
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