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Classified “Ads.”—To Let.
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
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I‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In black-
Iace or Caps, Double Price.
I'D-R SAL]. TO LET. WANTED.
FOR BALE—TWO 0R
Rhode Island red cockerels. Prices $1
to $5. Inquire of Ferris, 9 Vall Zant
street. jll 1t
FOR SALE—ONE JERSEY COW
will be fresh before Jan. 15111. inquire‘
at the last house on Edwood street..
nets: Sound View avenue, South Nor-i
18 3t
Walk, Conn.
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FOR SALE—4916 BUICK ROADS.
ter. Used very little. Also a few slight-
ly used touring cars and roadsters.
lWherle’s Garage, 11 Raymond street.
all tf
FOR SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR
store or Just the license. it can be
transfered any place in town, a Good
tunity for a grocery store to
have liquor and groceries combined.
Must sell quick. Inquire J. Wu.
Central Hotel, corner of Monroe and
Chestnut street.
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LOST—THE PA‘R’I‘Y THAT PICK-
od up the gold bracelet with a diamond
in center which was lost at the Palace, 1
yesterday afternoon will kindly leave,
same at the ‘box oiiice to avoid fur.
the:- trouble.
AUTOMllllllli
INSURANCE
Fire, Liability. Property Damage,
Collision
LET US QUOTE YOU RATES
You will be Interested
J. M. Layton & Co.,lnc.
AGENTS
lest Estate and Insurance
3 |laliroad Ave. South Norwallt
THREE
111 Ill.
To LET—FOUR ROOMS, FIRST WANTED~POSIT10N AS COOK OR
floor, 46 Orchard street. Extra room housekeeper in small family. Good
in attic. Rooms in first-class order. . home preferred to big wages. Address
Electric lights. Enquire, Edwin A. M. S., 50 River street, Danbury, Conn.
Viiolmes, 28 011118111 street, First Dis- jll 3t
trict. jll 31 —-
TO LET—2 WNNECTING FU‘RN- in men’s department. Wag'es $1 a day.
ished rooms with gas, cook stove and Start to work 7:30 a. m. Come ready to
water. Fulnished for light house- go to work. Murphy Manufacturing
keeping. $2.50 per week. 214 East 00., East avenue. 311 it
lavenue, East lNorwalk. jll 3t -—
l —— l WANTED—«MAN AND WIFE AS
I TO LET—i ROOM APARTMENT,ljallitor and janitress, positively no
lard story, rear. Rent 38. Adults only. ‘ children. Apply .1. M. Layton & Co.
Also 3 room ofllce, Swartz and Cor- 17 3t
ibett block. For further particulars up} -—-—- -—--———-~—~——— l
iply otllce Old Well Cigar Co. v WANTED “ STENOGP-APHEI
:, would like position. ExpErieut-ed.
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‘Box 685, south ‘Norwalk, Conn. 310 at
l TO LET—ONE SIDE DOUBLE
lhouse at No. 2 St .John street. Sixl WANTED—J’LASTERER FOP. CON-
"°°m and ”am A“ ‘mmemenls'tract work. Box 685,80utl1 Norwalk.
+Good location. Apply Mrs. A. Hawkins } 310 3‘
No 2 St. John street, East Norwalk. I
l ’8 3‘} WANTED—AN ELDERLY LADY
lor girl. Slavish or ‘Hunglrlan, for
thouse work. Apply after 6 o'clock at
8 emcee .
’ evenin . Kralich, 8 Monroe St., South
on street. Inquire Samuell Norwalzk 110 2‘
South Norwslk. n18 tf, ...... , _
-l WANTED — HOME WORK,
TO LEV—STONE HOWE- M‘L u“ldraughting, mechanical, tool and arch-
provements. 1 1‘3 "5"“ 0‘ land, barn, l' itecturai work, tracing, etc. Cali eve-
chicken h°“'°- fruit “9°9- small 00" I ninga from 6:15 o’clock, Saturday from
“'8‘ on premises. Rent 880. Gregory l 1:30 p. m., C. ‘Holm, 21 Lawrence St.,
Boulevard. Five room apartment, beau- . 2nd. floor. 110 3t
tiful view of Sound. First class coudi—l
ition. Rent 812. East Washington St.‘ WANTED—FOR LIGHT HOUSE
{East Norwailn inquire Dr. Doberman. t keeping 3 or 4 pleasant rooms. Second
164 South Main St. Phone 60. n10 t! floor preferred. Located west side of
-— .Weat avenue, between South Norwalk
LOST. ‘and Norwalk. ‘J. C. G.,' cgo Sentinel.
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LOST—ENGLISH BUUL PUP, ‘ —
{brown and white, about 6 months old,, WANTED—MAN OF EXCEl‘TlON-
lfln‘swel‘fi to name of ”13003” $5 reward ul ability as salesman for large tea
'i‘or return 10 ‘R. h SKOflt‘ld. Bhore‘and coffee house on commission or
Haven. 16 if salary for South Norwalk and vicin—
To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-
,dar street; improvements.
‘Washiagt
,Roodner.
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIU.‘
Chiropractic la the delinltion of the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
Er a wrench, twist or sprain in the
sol. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and‘
turbo.
Chiropractors remove me cause of
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve; aye
tents in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
of the spire. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also
1‘. Francis. D. C.
84 Washington at. Bo. Nomalk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. tr
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated. unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R.NASll
’ Plumbing and Heating
70'. 1354.
North Main St.
8. News“:
“Why do you oppose a reasonable
amount of preparedness?" demanded
Senator Wombat. .
“Ain’t you forl‘t‘!"
lity. For particulars address. with ref-
erences, “Coffee," c‘10 Sentinel. 18 3t
LOST—A SMALL GOLD PIN 1N
itlle shape of a circle. Finder pleaue,
[leave at the Sentinel Oflk‘e and receivei WANTED—25 GIRLS EXPERll-INF-
‘ reward. is 3" ‘ ed on Singer power machines. Good
‘ pay and steady work. Royal Manufac-
turing Co., 85 Washington St.
BUIIINESS NOTICES
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER wnn. 'wnureowuxl‘ox‘
Illl‘lllsll plans and specifications BI. ()x SOFT iHATS. STEADY “'ORK.
very cheap prices. Fumish estimates 1+“! HAT SHOP, CROSS AND RIVER
etc. '11. Marring, 123 Washington St... STREET-S, NOI“VALK. )8 31
:Telepllone. 110 6t:
l ‘- 5 WANTED—FIRST MORTGAGE, $11;
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH “MN 8“-1200, at 6 per cent. on high class resi-
‘Wlb "07"“ Bicycles. motorcycles ’ dentlal plot of nearly an acre. Address
“Id Sundries Both IO“ M mill-“M A. n. c, South 'Norwalk Sentinel. 13 6t
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re;
ealrcd. We do vulcaniaing. Prices rea-‘l
tenable.
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aelvea useful in factory. Steady work.
Also girls for packing shoes. H Jac-
ob and Sons, Shoe manufacturers. Bel.
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CLUET'i', reaeoor a co... 1N0;
ssnt— ,den avenue. Norwalk.
experienced operators on power mar _
”m” ' l WANTED—TO. BUY ALL KINDS
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Elof cattle, calves and poultry. Best
PALACE WE {We paid. Also trade or sell fresh
lcows and springers. Friedman, South
Photo-Plays Supreme
lNorwalk. Tel. 1151.
itinucs the News Agency message,
,“ponlt out the loss of prestige
'Henry Kolker in‘
‘l‘l: Warning
A five part spectacular photo-play
in a thousand scenes, each with
it's own powerful tale to tell
quith in Parliament Nov. 9. 19l4,
that the Turkish Empire had
icommittcd suicdc and had dug its
_ own grave, and those of Mr.
;Clllll‘Cl‘illl at a later date, that
,‘through the Dardancllcs lay the
isllortcst road to triunlpahnt peace.
lTlle newspaper further calls at-
‘ltention to the fact that important
{Turkish contingcllts are now free
for action ill other fields."
TOMORROW
Triangle Plays including
The World's Greatest Comedians
WEBER and FIELDS in
“THE BEST OF ENEMIES"
Bessie Barrlscaie in
“THE GOLDEN CLAW"
A Jive part Trlanple Kay. Bee
METAL WORKERS IN _
BARCELONA STRIKE
PARIS, Jan. 10, 11:25 p. m.—
A general strike in the metal in-
dustry began today at Barcelona.
ing to the Madrid correspondent
of the H‘avas Agency, the Duke
of Alba declares that! when he
took over the portfolio of the
Ministry of the Interior‘he re-
COMING THURSDAY
Robt. a. ‘Mantell. in
“THE. enamel/en MONSTER"
{‘Privateiy,' you"; stated Congress:
m ceived confid" r1 . f ,-
,“mau Flubdub. . , GER MFAA&%HREEA§ 3:12 A e“ 13 111 mm ion
.‘ .-‘.‘But I expect to tradermy up)“. . ~ _. D - 9
~ tioas for an arsenal for m‘yntgtuct, ‘ NELLES, EXPEDITION country preperlnl'z ,for a: general
. - ,or.‘a>._w>lrelesa station: starthe very
.. 1east."--Louiavlile Courier-Jonah]...
If '..—-—‘--‘—-—-—-—-—-. “I“:
_ “Is he a good golfer?"
_ ,‘tht do,you_mean?, cannon-1:
" nmdcimtiyi or do”. he lithium .
swearing when helmkee
BERLIN/Jan. 119, by wireless
to Sayviile.~fé'ifhe_news of the
definite, failure. of this Dardangllcs
expéflition. aroused, enormous: joy.
strike,.invoiving all-Spain to be
11 withithe new year, with til
.purpoaeof causing the emigration
of Spanish Workmen..to factories
abroad. . ~ - ' '
Welter: _.
., listen oliwv s.
.1 till. we? 1%
. (is hell?" carried: elephant-colon,
and wit act neonate-require. ~ .- 1"
WANTED—GOOD BOY TO WORK
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“The Berlin newspapers," cou-‘
MAT- 215 5V5- 7:15 and 9 fwhich this means for the British,
, BALCONY 5c. ORCHESTRA 10c. Ebesides the enormous losses of
l ‘llllCil, ships and money. They rc~
TODAY, TUESDAY, TODAY {call the proud words of Mr. As~
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac.
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debut-red a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
The SOUTH ‘NORWALK TRUST CO.
111 is 25‘ Administrator
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court. January 11th, A. D., 1916.
Estate of Harriet A. Rogers, late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed eix months from the date here,
of for the Creditors of said Estate to!
exhibit theil’ claims for settlement.,
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Furniture and fixtures
Net amount due from Fed-
Net amount due from ap-
Net amount
Net amount due from banks
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Equity in banking house.
5.00000! WHIP HAND or U. s.’ l
eral Reserve Bank ......
‘cnt lines the Central Powers,
proved reserve agents in
New York, Chicago, and
St. Louis, ...... $64,005.55
due from ap-
proved reserve agents in
other reserve cities ......
............... 342.392.89
*ed Statics," says the Manchester,
Guardian in an editorial article
iscs in the submarine controversy.
America's diplomatic victory,
106.393,“;thc paper goes on to say, is lim—l
,itcd to promises, as President.
lWilson‘s two principles adopted:
8871.91 at the beginning of the contro-:
' ‘versy-ilalliely, protection oil
lecricans and assertion of the}
laws of humanity—have been vio-i
latcd during the past six weeks
lll the Mediterranean with some?
and bankers (other than
included in 10 or 11)
Other checks on banks in
the same city or town as
reporting bank .........
Outside checks and other
4,815.89
on w o e Be one at»; . .
dd‘untea, Eroll‘elfilv dilZslgd. \nvlthlllliraaid‘ . “Sh "“an ........ 5,812: (‘lfl‘lfc “Or-"t. “bmatme :“tmIRSN
time. will be debarrcd a recovery. Andractional turrency.n (133": 856 99" . (”l—man." 5 ‘promlscs,_ the ar—
pcrsona indebted to paid Estate are1 ,m‘d “ms """"""" S: a). '- hllc declares, . ‘10 not bu.“ Ans"
requested to make immediate pavment Notes of 0m" national 3““ “9’ Austria 5 two aunts: and
'0 . ‘ 1 banks .................. 4,400.00 ,f‘ as Is “my suggested, the case
.Thp SOUTH NORWALK TRUST C0 1“?“9'1“ “93‘0“"? "0'9“ PM)?" of the Fermi is allowed to drop.
ill “3 ,5 Administrator ,(‘oin and certificates ...... limb—"0 because no one actually saw the
- Loiml‘tt’lldi’i‘ notes ........ 5.10000 submarine which sank her, then
iRt’dt‘nlpllon fund with I'. S. ‘Illt‘ Central Powers have a clear
PORTO SAID SUNK BY i Treasurer and due from guide to mcnns whereby ihl-y
AUSTRIAN SUBMABINF [7. S. 'l‘rcnstlrer ........ 7,500.00 ul'lv Silllx' .lincrs- or other ships
‘ llql‘.l,\l_.“li\, 160d:.Il‘lymwlrtgl‘cs‘:l __..-~..m. without incurring. kdiploullailcv
>.; ‘v ‘.—.' s. r - "c! . ,
(lut llltllnd by thc ‘ ;;llll-()lzfit'lill' Total """""""""""" ”'347'46925 “(llll‘dlllt \Ill'trtlllliilyq Sh‘htl awitl'lllltctl
()vcrscns' News Agency Niall-E Ill-hum“. :‘b‘owin themselves how shall it
“Sluts 1}“. fact that it “118:0“ Aus- .t‘apltni stock paid in ...... $200.000.00 llc l'nmgvll that it {v-a,‘ sunk by :1
"tan submarinc which sank thc Surplus “‘“d ------------- 50-00000 ‘ ‘ .
llalinll lillcr l’orto Said in the
Mediterranean last month, cans-k
ing the death of six passengchI
and one lncmbcr of the crew. ltE
is asscrtcd that tllc stcnmshill zit-l
tempted to ram the submarine. l
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LAFAYETTE ARRIVES
NEW YORK, Jan. ii.—Thc
French Liner Lafayette, which
was threatened with destruction
lll anonymous messages sent to.
Henry t'lcw, J12, and others who‘
bookcll passage from Bordeaux,
arrived here today and reported
that neither a submarine nor a
.tilinc had been sighted during the,
voyage.
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Minna towns!
, Give it When Faverleh, Cross, Billoua,l
l . For Bad Breath or Sour
Stomach.
i Look at the tongue, Mother! If coatm
,ed, it is a sure sign that your little.
ione's stomach, liver and bowels need: a'
l gentle. thorough cleansing at once.
When peeviah, cross. listless, pale,‘
:doesnt sleep, doesn't eat or act natu-i
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'rally or is feverish,“ stomach sour,
’breath bed; has stomacheche, ~ sore
fithroat. diarrhoea, full of cold, give a
Spain, without incident. Accord- teaspoonful'ttf 'mllfomla Syrup of .
Figs," audin a. few hours all the foul,
constipated waste. undigested food andl
sour bile gently moves out of its littlei . ,
bowels without griping, and you havela' .
well, playful child again;
0 You needn’t cos: six children to take '7
from labor quarters that interna- , "ill hmlfis‘flflfit lmtlvol" lCher.to~Sayvivllc.——Referring to reports. sulate. - The statementflsays: -
' tlonal agents were touring the 1010‘“ delicious ““0- audit “'8" that thc‘arming of all merchant-
mskesthem feel splendid.
~ Ask your drug‘siatdor choicest. bot-i
cl do of {39:1qu , Brno. . oh M-"udvecate’d . in, France "and. Italy,-
fwhich has directions fonbabiei, child-1
from at. all In! and (for. . mutual...
l my on themes- Batu-~91 m.
”ntiufltheMinrlmmld herer'ro hosmyoo get, a
thit-this.prograni...tee;mloi.apt.tq.mout 11419.4.
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'State of Connecticut, County of Fair-i'l‘ he official statement issued by'
submarinc and not by a mine or
earthquake?"
60,449.24 NON-COMBATANTS EX—
POSED TO FIRE OF ALLIES
i,.().\‘=lfl'.)\‘, jan. 10. 3:27 p. m.
v—lll reply to a question in the
House of Commons today, Lord
0"4 Robert Cecil, Parliamentary Lin-
“ dcr Secretary for Foreign Allan's,
.confirmcd the fact that. early in
1 1015 thc Turkish military anthonf
'itics had sent to Gallipoli fifty
lrltish and French non-combaJ
‘tants for the purpose of exposmg
28'191'48 them to the fire of the Allies, and
1'982'21.that the British Foreign Secre—
‘tarv had notified Turkey that
“3'00. Enycr Pasha, the Turkish Minis-
,tcr of War. and His Holiness
ISaid Halim Pasha and the Otto—
lman authorities would be held,
personally responsible for thc‘,
Ilivcs of these persons and that]
gas a consequence, the latter had
lbccn released.
Ulldlvldcd profits, $60,419.24
Reserved for ....360,449.2~i
Leas current expenses, in-
terest, and taxes paid. ..
Circulating notes outstand-
ing .....................
Due to banks and bankers
(others than included in
28 or 29) f ..............
Dividends unpaid .........
Demand deposits: ‘
lndividuai deposits subject
to check ................ 615,550.08
Certificates of deposits due
in less than 30 days
Certified checks ........
Cashier's checks outstand—
ing .....................
Total demand deposits,
items 32, 33, 34, 35. 36.
37, 38 and 39, $646,221.77
Time deposits (payable af-
ter 30 days, or subject to
30 days or more notice):
Bills payable, including ob-
114,300.00 ,
100,49
6,008.00
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ligations representing l
money borrowed ......... 140,000.00I OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF
--——-; BELGIAN WAR OFFICE
. Total .................. $1,347,469.25? PARIS, Jan. 10, 10:35 p. m.—
ilel'd, ss: iihe Belgian War Office
1, Chester S. Selleck, Cashier of thclsays:
above-named hank do solemnly swear; “There have been vigorous ar-
that the above statement is true logtillcry engagements today, es—
the best of my knowledge and belief. , Pedall)’ in the sector of Dimude
CHESTER s. SELLECK, Cashier. land in that Part of the 361333“
' Subscribed and sworn to before melfront more to the south.”
this 10th day of January, 1916.
NEIL PIERCE..Notary Public; MONTENEGRINS
Correct—LAttest‘ ‘ DRIVEN BACK
_ ~ , ‘ ' ' l PARIS, Jan. 10, 10:40 p. m.—
ED‘HN 0' KEELER' iDetails of recent fighting in
caller. TRISTRAM. , , . .
M. H; CLOVER, which the Montcnegnns were
tonight
. Directors. lcfi‘orts of the Austrians are con-
,tained in 'a statement issued ter
night by the ,Monteneg'rin con-
F BERLIN, Jan. n, by wireless
, :‘fThe Austrian offensive con—
tinues to be energeticaltyyushed
men for oiienswe and-defensive _ 9 9
against all our front;’parhcuhrly
operations. againstasubmalinesjs'
thevaerscas News Agency says :l greatlyfoutnuthberedup;
~ ”Berlin ‘ newspapers; state} that . been att‘acirilijlérfunously on file
it- would be. necessary to;'t;ousidr' “' ' ’ ’ _ ’ ' “
ll‘stlchmrmed ’steamersées‘a' '
iarys cruiserspwhichu‘ ' ‘ "in
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15.000-00,"CENTRAL powmzs HAVE lover masses of bodies." Ill
. 3 . . , _
irtgardlug Germanys new prom c
.l driven back by’the overwhelming‘ - .'
to tilt? lie-rill; and essttThe enemy: .
‘ 1.....-. income '."'_I... eeeeeeeeee-e
Legal “Otlce Report (If Condition of the ‘- ..”.”'".”.”0”.”.”.”:...”.”.”.“.“.”°”°”6”.“°”.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL; '3‘
SOLVENT NOTICE. BANK. ff
DIStl'iCl Of ‘Norwalk, 85- Probate at Norwalk, in the State of Connecti-‘ ':0
Court, December 28, A. D., 1015. . .- .. . _‘ .. .
Estate of Gustave Thieme,~ late of cut, fit the close of business on Deteln ,
Norwalk, in said District, deceased. oer 31‘ 1915- H g ouse 0
The Court of Probate for the Dis- Resources. ..
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al- 4 . . d d": . mg ex- ,
“lowed six months from the date here- loans an q 1“:qu . ( , "
‘ of for the creditors of said Estate to cept 1110* b own on, 1 to . .
exhibit their claims for settlement. b) ............ $801,662.11 ’.. as I n
E’l‘hose who neglect to present their Total loans ........... $801,662.11:
accounts, properly attested, within . .. , _ , , . I 00 ,
1 said time, will be debarred a recovery. 0‘9"!!de be‘u'ed’ none, “ 0 -. ee ’
iAll'persons indebted to said Estate unsecured, ------ $1,301.34 1.001904t _
l $549398!“ 10 make immediate 9“" l- 5- bonds: _ , is not a long, or dimcult job. Our gas filters are well exper-
f MARIE B. 'l‘illEME, U- 5- b01195 “Well?“ to f” iencetl in this particular line of work and We can safely gosh-
I - 590“" “”“lauon (par ll " antce you a workmanlike jcdi and complete satisfaction, with
. District of Norwalk’ ss. Probate value) - - 0150.000‘00 , 0.0 a minimum amount of inconvenience and trouble to you.
'Court. December 28th, A. D., 1915. Total 1‘. S. bonds 150,000.00,I .0.
l Estate of. William A. Clishman, late‘Bonds, securities, etc: f .3. Our housepiping otter is particularly attractive as to cost _
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased.I Bonds and securities 5.; and easy payments, ant! in addition no allow for piping not >
: The Court of Probate for the Dis-l pledged as collateral for I... less than four rooms. "
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-I State, or other deposits :3,
llowed six months from the date here- or bills payable (postal ’ 2
. _ 1 ee
or ... ... srednors or ...... 1...... .. emu...) ....oniou l," Three Months Gas Free oi Charge
exhibit their claims for settlement. Securities other than U. 3
Those who neglect to present their S bonds (not including i“ —.—.
- nts, r0 r1 tte" , ' ‘ l . l ‘ P
35:” wufibepgeb:fredteiemgi'; 3:23, stocks) owned un=- in PHONE 110.1630 and .ur representative will call promptly. El
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persona indebted to said Estate are' pedged S .. l..
requested to make immediate payment Total bonds. securities, l
w I etc. .................. 149,482.03 j t e
t . han Federal l.. o e e
MARY E. scupnun, ISM“ 0”“ ‘ 1 Co
(125 l4 11 Adnllnistratrix.l Reserve Bank stockk. ...: 11,744.00 .. The UNICII EICCII'IC ngh‘ & water e
.. ' to too 0
\subsmpm’" 5 l“ 67 WALL 8T. 'PHONE 1680. NORWALK
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate, Federal Reserve Bank... :..
Coun. January 8th, A. D., 1916. ............... $15,000.00 ‘2’.
Estate of James Murphy, late of Less amount un— E3.
Norwalk, in said District, deceased. paid ............. $7,500 7,500.00, 3
The Court of Probate for the‘Dls- Value of banking house I“ o o o o 0 o o e o e o o o o o o o o o
”“””00”“ t
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and at (if unencumbered p. ° ‘ ‘ ‘ ° ‘ ’W’”°”°”’”.”‘”‘“0”9”0
lowed six months from the date here- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 315,000,00 ‘-——~—~-- ~- — < —— ~-~———*-—— M'-
less we have been‘ ob
‘ LONDON, Jan. 11, 9:53 a. nLlevacuate Berane.
19.651.04.—-“It seems to us that on pres-l “In
the neighbotlb.
Gatzko strong enemy I
'Ihavc the whip hand of the Unit-'ceeded. after furious figli
taking several of our
part of which we recap
r.
“For the last four 4!
Austrians have been
furious attacks on 0..
Lovcen front. Supporbed»
hurricane of uninter u
from warships and the
Cattaro, the enemy adv
far as our first line of (1
“Our troops repulsed
after time, inflicting a
losses. but at night, ,as the
of a dcspcratc struggle}
the enemy resorted to as
intr gases .tllc Austrians
ablctl to occupy our post
Kouk and Rctatz. .
“The morale of our tr
excellent. notwithstandln
tious of ii“ sorts.”
LIFE—SAVING BELT,
FROM CRUISER-
BERLIN. Ian. ‘11,»
to Sayvillc.—“A' Co
newspaper states that I
lit‘lIS from a German in
have been found on th
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