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LASSIFIED Advertisements on .1118 page. Twenty-[five Words orLess, 25c
i‘hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
lace or Capo, Double Price.
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‘ FOR SALE—GOOD SOULVD uonrj
TO LET. WANTED.
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. T0 LET—HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS WANTED—LOCAL SALESMAN
Ilelivery horse, pnce sis. 011:; C1. ph— may railroad station and ”one, line, automobile specialty line. Experience
bu an egg 3190““ incubator, one 23” iteut 159. Inquire of H Ackert Ii
legs Keely incubator, 3 Internat’onnl ‘ it 11, Conn. ‘ '
Eeyore. Sell halt price. Gooi condi-
tion. R. C. Lester, Post Road, Dar-
vm ay-
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unnecessary. Exceptional opportunity
be trained by our special representa
“n. 13 6 . TO LET“74 lEXlNGT‘UN Avalttve. Exclusive territory. Good remuu
“' j t‘nue, first floor, four rooms. All imeralion. Address “Automobile 23" c 4),
Sentinel.
7 FOR SALE—ERICASSEE CI‘IIC-Izflplm'etments. From the 15m of Janu-
ena‘, li‘c lib., killed, dreesed and deliv- “"- AW‘Y 5““ 3* Kl“- “3 3‘
Md to order. Clear, dry, hen manure, . WANTED—‘2 OR 3 YOUR“. LADIES
Ibcallushel. R. 1. Red,tBarred nook.' To LET—.FIVE ROOMS. FIRST 1:23;, '2‘“: pfwené; e" .0 r “1’1""; 1:;
breeding cockerel. cheap. Won llo- floor. All improvements. 60 Putnam 0 ) ("up 5“ Gnome" ”0
pay and steady woh'k for right lad-
bons at Norwalk. Nichol! Poultry‘avenue. inquire 58 Putnam avenue.
Hard, 2” Fast avenue. Phone. 243-4.? .113 3. if“ AW” i“ ””0“! ”- Krle‘l‘f &
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‘ m mug—21915 BUICK ROADgJEast Norwalk. 5 nice rooms on secondl WANTEDTBRIGHT BOV' ‘6
hr. used very um; Also a few flights: door. With water, gas and toilet. 3 years old. Ctuett. Peabody & 00., inc.
I! used touring cars and roadsten,‘Pri\'ilege in attic and cellar. Room iorl * 113 3‘
atmglchickon yard and garden. Front andI
dlI a back stairs. inquire at family downl
_’stairs. 112 3t‘
non BALE—FAMILY LIQUOR
‘Wherle's Garage. 11 Raymond
‘ WANTED—EXTRA SALmLADIES
for our January Clearance Sale which
begins this Saturday. Apply at once, C.
Dione or halt the license. it can bel To LETTFOUR ”ROOMS' FlRSTlJ' Mint; & CO' 116 31:
mt“ any 91“. in town a good! floor, 46 Orchard street. Extra roonl“
' lln attic. Rooms in first—class ordeal WANTEWD' BRIGHT- EX-
unity for a grocery store .
v9 liquor and groceries combined? Elem“ lights. Enquire,
“I“; sell quick. Inquire ’- ”can‘t-Holmes, 28 Orchard street, First Dis.
Edwin A. g perienced young man for grocery lbusl-
.- lmana . E i it ' . . .
”Clint Hotel. corner of Monroe and "1°" 111 3t (Semis: "q“ re ‘Opportun y 313ch trict oi4.\orwalk, hath limited and at- cm, pm, and rings. er. Copely read
Mug up”; ‘ . slowed six months from the da'e hereof the report which was approved by a
._+ m3: til—2 {ZONNECTING FURN-h WANTED—A MAN 01" MIDDLE tor the creditors of said Estate to ex- unanimous vote. 1E. Ward sun-do.
, LOST. lwater Fug :Vlh d313, cook stove and ‘ age to work nights. Must be strong hihit their claims for settlement. Those vant than made a report on the Dogs].
w k in "l 3 e or light house-:and a good writer. Box 573‘ South' who neglect to present their accounts, bllitles of the Senior pm. He. was
poor—nuts: Pan'rv THAT pron-l fepllx- 82-50 per week. 214 Eastlxorwm 112 3" properly attested. wltllln Sal-l “we. followed by Miss ’Fiorence starl- who
fill-up :be ggl‘dfiiracelft with adiamond a‘eme' Ea“ Norwalk. ’11 at} __;W“" bedd?b";red ll mega” A“ per- also Spoke on this subject. At the
can erw c was oat at the Palace, "‘ WANTED-You‘ve Gnu .pog‘ “U"h‘ in € “1‘ t0 '3 “me “"3 1"" president‘s suggestion, Mr. Rockwell
Why afternoon will kindly law” TO LET_‘ ROOM A“WWW!"ilight housework. Apply rm. Sher-i‘lm’md ‘° "“‘ke ‘mmed‘m "“~"‘“°“' ’ Duran made a motion which was 89C“
some at the ‘box once to avoid tar-'3rd 5‘0"" "3”- Re'“ 33- Adm“ ”liner, 27 south Main street.
ther- trouble. 111 3‘ Also 13 room oii'ice, Swartz and Cor-. 1 MARY E. MORTON
‘bett block. r in .l 1.. . .. .
SEE. , ________ - my omce Olgrvtllellhilrl tiff-5:111“ 8'" g WANTED—OPERATORS. CLEAN‘ l” 3“ -" “mull“
1 store Cathedral in Rome, took: . g ‘ iand steady work on white muslin pet-i . '—
30 ong to build that forty-three popesl :ticoats. Pay, day or piece \vork. H. . OFFICIAL STATEMENT
, reigned during the course of its con-l T0 LEI-"FIVE ROOM “‘57 GETS Roth & Son (‘0. 40 Water strict.
hunch“. dar street; improvements. 3 onlces, I
[Washington street. inquire Samuel
iRoodner, South Norwalk.
‘thon‘sekeepcr in small family. Good
TO LET—STONE HOUSE ALL IM- home preterred to big wages.
lprovementa. 1 1'2 acres of land, mm M. 3., 50 River street, Danbury. Conn.
lchickon house, fruit trees, small cot-
!tage on premises. Rent :30. Gregory
IBoulevard. Five room apartment, beau-l
Atltul view of Sound. First class condi-?
tion. lltent :12. East Washington St. 20
East Norwalk. inquire Dr. Bohannan,
All'l'thOBlll-I
INSURANCE
Eire. Liability. Property Damage,
Collision
LET US QUOTE YOU RATES
You will be Interested
I. M. Layton & Co.,lnc.
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his a “E vin London. Jan. 12. 72.20 a. m.—
= WANTE°"l‘OSl'“0:‘ A‘s COOK ORfl‘hc following official strtlclllcnt
Address
3“ “booty and a number of
”"tbotiies. but not a single soldicrt
"inf the enemy gclnained at Sedduli
WANTED—FIRST MORTGAGE. $1.-
0. at 6 per cent. on high class resi-
dential plot of nearly an acre. Address l “.1“, refused 1,, surrender and {M E fending 5
tittillti
District or Norwalk, as. Probal'
Court. December 23rd, A. D., 1915.
Estate or Josephine M. Brown, late
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court or Probate for the Di's-
;trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
l lowed six months from the date here-i
got for the creditors of said Estate to:
iGlhlblt their claims for settlement.
i Those who neglect to present their ac-
{eonnts, properly attested, within said,
time_ will be debarred a recovery. All‘
persons indebted to said Estate are re-
tquested to make immediate payment
IRENE M. KEOGH,
FRANKLIN G. BROWN,
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District of Norwalk, Ba. Probatei
Court. January 5th. A. 1)., 1916.
Estate of J. Agnes Collins late Otl
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The Courst of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-l
or for the creditors or said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
'counts, properly attested, within said!
time, will be debarred a recovery, All .
persons indebted to said Estate are re-3
quested to make immediate payment
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THOMAS P. conuNs,
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District 0! Norwalk, ss. Probate
iCourt. January 61h. A. D., 1916.
Estate of Eliza A. Allen, lair!
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate {or the Die-
of
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HIGH SClltllll. NOTES
NW, 3
A baseball mass meeting was held:
in the assembly hall yesterday tu‘
arouse enthusiasm among the
tents. Mr. Howard Comstock, the man-‘
ager 0f the baseball team was the first
speaker. He pointed out to us that. to
have a baseball team that amounted
to anythingflve must have some men-
ey. In former years the annual inins-
trel show served for this purpose, but
since we lack some one to teach us
in this, this year, the Boys’ Athletic}
Association has decided to have a
troupe come and give some sort of .
entertainment. At present they are
thinkg of having the "Till Musical
Company," consisting of Mr. Till and
his three daughters. This entertain-
ment promises to be quite interesting,
because they will play one some verl’
novel instruments. it will probably‘
take place on Friday, February the
41h. To put this through, they have
gotten most of the boys to guarantee
their support by signing their names
to a pledge to 'buy at least one ticket.
Mr. Blake also made a speech, and
was greeted with applause.
The Senior Dance Committee met
today in the fifth period. Mrs. Welch
was present, to represent the faculty.
thing of having the “Till Musical
counting up the money taken in, it was
found that they were $139 to the
good. This was considered very good,
because in iormer years they always
lost money through this annual at-
fair.
The Senior Class met yesterday at
1:15. The chief purpose of this .meet-
ing was to hear the report of the
Dance Committee, and to give out the
ended and carried. that the
play committee be given the power to
act without consulting the class over
minor things, since otherwise the class
would have to meet too often. Ten
OF TURKISH WAR OFFICE, .
(1 lNS'l‘lNTlNUl’LlZ, lilll. li.'. ed by the committee at their discre»
was issued tonight by the Tar
;kiah \\'.'tr (When:
"On Monday evening,r debris,
dead
i liahr. In the course of our pur—
lsnil, thc rclnnlndcr of the cncmv
AGENTS f4 80“") MM“ BL Phone 60' n10_t.l A' B' C" South Norwalk Sentinel. .18 6‘ . ill the direction of thc landing
Real Iatato and Insurance J LOST '— plnccs wcrc annihilated. 0n tbc
6 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk . l— left wing, in the sector of
3: ~ V—LOST—ENGLISH BUM, PUP‘ WANT-ED—TO- BUY MAL KINDS. Kcrcvcs Dore, we discovered ‘a
brown and white, about 6 months ole‘Of cattle, calves and poultry. Best great quantity 0f automatic
answers to name of “Bobs." $5 reward
Skofleld, Shore
' The New Science .
Itor retnm to 'R. I.
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTlc,lI-Iaven. Norwalk. Tel.]151.
‘pricee paid. Also trade or 50“ tl‘ellllunincs, ninety of which were dcs-
rooms and apringers. Friedman, South, "0de by our engineers
in a
small space.
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no wrgnch. twist or Ibraln tn tb0|ed by the most reliable and ehlclentl
“tar; “1:0 dig: in cblldbeod [ servlco in Norwalk. Write or call The?
it“? life in the diners: 22:31:11; ' Palatine Mercantile Agency, Lauder
m . Building. 513 St
Whoractofs remove the cause or
[disuse and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve on
m in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also town"!!!
1! the spine. You will never regret
[fling tho Chiropractor a chance to
‘belp you.
Magnetic treatment- gtven also.
T. Francis. D. C.»
STYLEe IN PETS. .
i never loved a dear gazelle.
ti must avow.
But maybe it is just as well
To love a “Chow."
‘ Chiropractic is the definition or the
m. of the disease and the art oi
Wanting the some. Disease is causod
BUSINESS NOTICES
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;the French counter attack caught
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER WILLlthc Germans before they Could
‘ ‘organlze the posmons they had
furnish plans and specifications at;
very cheap prices. Furnish Estimates t won.
etc. in, Marring, 123 Washington mull-endu- and only a few got back
Telephone. 110 mitt) their own lines.
‘A. NIODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN 81.!
death Norwalk. Bicycles. motorcycles
Ild sundries. soul sold all ”causes:
Expert. repairing. Baby carriages ’9',
salrcd. We do vulcanirlng. Prices rea-
PAtit
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Graduate from Palmu' Bellini. or —; Photo Plays Supreme
-.: till-”E”. PEABODY s 00.. mo: MAT. 2:15 eve. 7:15 and 9
CALL US" UP Experienced operator. on power mac BALCONY 5c. ORCHESTRA 1°“
names
pm! we will rush our trouble
than right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. It your
UMBI
Is detective, antiqualzeg, unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
. MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A spectrum!
:lloitAcn RNAS
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Special Feature Today
THURSDAY.
William Fox present—
ROERT B. MANTELL.
greatest of tragic actors. with
Genevieve Hamper
in
“The Green-
Eyed Monster”
A photo play depicting the bes-
slble evil results of jealousy nncurb
.ed.
Get Your Money's Worth
Trade Here For Good
Clothing .
$1.00 A WEEK
. ...Av.
(lately & Brennan
42 South Main St.
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.FURS
1-3 off " Regular .
Price " ..
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TOMORROW
Triangle Feature: Including
Us We:
Douglas Fairbanlt
:ngl-E’ . .
,PI‘QFWM‘” and the Keystone
player. , in, “THE 'JAN‘l’Tofi'a
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gaseouusnozo FOR snoop. ‘
0. Allen. Beauty. 110., says: "I
raised a hmily or (our children
you We Honey gall “Filth
egg tuna:- r not! tune bedt'eeugh ‘
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The surprising promptncss of
Many were obliged to sur-l
“lrak front: (in the night of
January 6 the cllcnly. who had
been surrounded in Kilt-cl-
Amara, atcmptcd at many points
bombardment. These were re-
pulscd with losses.
“on January 8 there was a
heavy artillery battlc in the Black
Sca for half an hour between the
Turkish battle cruiser Sultan Sc—
lim (formcrly the German cruis-
cr Gocben) and the Russian bat-
tleship Empress Maria. The en-
nalzement was at longr range. The
while a bit was observed on the
Empress Marla."
EIGHT FRENCHMEN
ARRESTED AT
CONSTANTINOPLE
ATHENS. Jan. l2, 12m, via
Paris, Jan. 12, l2220a. m.-~'I‘hc
American Ambassador at Con-
lstantinoplc. Henry. Morgcnthau,
Ehas advised the American Lega-
tion hereof the arrest of eight
Frenchmen at Constaninople as
ireprisal for the arrest by the En-
ttentc Allies of the consuls of the
Teutonic Allies at Saloniki.
The German Minister at Athens
has informed American Minister
Dropperé that Germany does not
agree to the American Consu-
late at Saloniki being charged
with German interests there on
the ground that Saloniki is Greek
territory and the Greeks. must
protect foreigners and forelgll in-
terests. John E. Kept, American
Consul at Saloniki, has been in-
structed accordingly
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‘ Diudrut! causes a feverish irritation
to make sortics after vigorous .
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Sultan Selim! was not damaged}
dollars was was then voted to he us-
‘tlon. This business having been tin-
lshed. the rings and pins were given
,out, and the meeting was adjourned.
‘ATTACK or TEUTONIC
ALLIES 0N SALONIKI
RUMI‘Z, jun. 13, via I‘m-is, .iZIS
in. nth—The itllilt‘lx’ of the Teutonic
iAllics on tbc lintclltc forces (lc-
‘ ltlolliki is being dcvclop-
tll'gc svillc, according to
us correspondent of the
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itllc Aibc
(iiornnlt- d'linlin tclcgraphing’
|under 'l‘ucsday's date. He reports
that a l)t)llll)(ll‘(llllt‘lll of the Brit-
{ish line to thc lloiran zone pm
‘cccdcd all day Monday.
The (icrman commandcr of illc
pondcnt. will make use of Arts-
trian. Bulgarian and Turkish
forces. 'l‘hc participation of the
urks has bccn doubtful. lic
“adds-but it is now certain that
libev will be included in the at»
: tacking army.
SITUATION IN
SCUTARI DESPERATE
PARIS, Jan. 13, 5:15 a. m.—:—A
Scutari telegram to thcficrblan
chation in Rome dcscrlvcs the
situation in Scutari as approach-
ing desperation. Food In lacking
to feed thousands of women,
children and refugees from Ser—
' bia, the latter arriving in large!
numbers, swelling the refugee
colonv already cstablishcd.
It describes that hundreds are
dying daily in the streets of cold
nad hunger.
llllB RHEUMMISM
PAIN IROM Stilt, .
itillthi ‘l0lNlS
Rub Pain Away With Small Trial
Bottle of Old, Penetrating “St.
J‘acob’s Oil." \.
What’s Rheumatisim? Pain Only. _
Stop dragging! Not one case in
.fifty requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penetrating “St. Jacob’s
Oil" directly upon the “tender spot"
and relief comes instantly. "ist. Jac-
ob’s Oil” is a harmless rheumatism
and sciatica llniment, which never
disappoints and can not burn the skin.
Limbo: up! y
a, entail trial bottle train your drug-
stud:
Senior '
attacking forces. says the corrcs '
Quit complaining! Get .
. lot the scalp. the hall' roots shrink.‘»-loon~- gist; and in" last a moment. you'll be
ten and then the hair comes out. fast.“ gee 1mm rheumatic and sciatic pain,
i'i'o atop falling hair stance and rid the moat. fullness and swelling. Don’t
' igcaip orevery particlfloior dandruil. get om: italic! awaits you. Did honest
1.1;“; In; “it'd-“lm‘mfii Ill" hamlet. Jacob's on" has cared millions
.. PM. min 3 little in your‘hnod a
‘ ‘ the h '9' .
' ole-ole! Museum of «a.
rheumatism butterer‘s . in- the- last
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and easy payments, and in addition we allow for piping not
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PHONE NO. 1680 and our mauve will call promptly.
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This is just one of the Pusa-in-Boots color
icturee for your little ones to cut out.‘
here's a beautiful page to keep them
busy. The whole story of Puss-in—Boots
in pictures to cut out is in the January
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CONNEKLLY 8t BRACKEN
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AUSTRIAN FORCES
REACH MITCHI’I‘Z
PARIS, Jan. 13, 5:15 a. m.—
.-\ustrian forces advancing from
Cattaro and Burna have reached
Mitchitz, five miles from Anti-
vari, which is being bombarded
by the Austrian long range guns
according to a dispatch to
L'Ocuvrc, under Tuesday’s date.
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“He is never alone who if:
panled by noble thoughts."
"Or by a bankbook showing
annual balance.”
ERE‘GEN
Offering Picture Programs Up To
a Standard—Not Down to a Price.
I SChOOl and 23.3512.“ .mi :2:
Strain TODAY
The big dramatic feature starring.
‘Grace Elhston in ‘ ' '
“Black. Fear" I
. If your child is advised by
.> the school inspector. to have
it's eyes examl' "nod, don't de-
lay and punish the child be- , TOMORROW
cause of poor vision and em- Paramount otters" Maclyn no.
will? . Refer i; ' ,.
barrassrnent.
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snarl-nth couch. W:’°‘¥
Norwalk Chronicler