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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 18, 1916 · page 3

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Classified “Ads. ”—-—To Let.

For Sale,

antsl

, face or Capo. Double. Price.

Professional Cards,
. Miscellaneous

LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nlspage, Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-

' “UNIQUE FRIEND”
BERLgN. Jan. 18 by wireless
to Sayville. - ‘Berlin news‘
papers, ” says thé OVL1 .1: News
Agency,‘ ‘in expressing satisfac—
tion over the surrender of Mon-
tenegro, point to the politcal abil-

Business .and
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the fact that the Emperor of Rus-
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FORSALI. ‘

FOR SALE— FIRST CLASS
Almost FOR RENT—HOUSE 64 WOOD-
llevw. Chest 46. Ten dollars. Dihlble's ward ave. All i111provements._ Rent
{Tailor Shop, -Eighty Washington St. {$25. Inquire of C. E Hoyt. J lB-lt.
J 1831.1 _
—- Leon RENT—Completed and ready
coupe,‘fm- occupancy one apartment with im-
Apply at Belle',provements. One block from West

J 17'3t- ave. Inquire at 47 West ave., So.

 

 

 

 

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FOR SALE—A demountlbie
for Ford runabout.
allot’s Garage.

 

Z unite 110 South'Maln street. .

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ting the some. Disease is caused
awrench. twist or sprain in the

" . fluid Starkey and Willard Mich 111 if I;

‘ iNorwalk or «phone 468 J l7-3t
FOR SALE—Studebaker (20) Light‘

Touring car. In good running order To LET—4 ROOM APARTMEHVT
Demonstration given. D. W. Flint Tian- 3rd story, rear. Rent 38. Adults only.
M's Gal-use . J 17- 31. Also a room office, Swartz and Cor
- lbett block. For further particulars up
FOR SALE—1912-7 pass. Knox Tour- 'ply ofllce Old Well Cigar Co.
In: car. 1913- 5 pass. Studebaker just: .
Dvorllanled and varnished. 1913-6
Doss. Overland in dandy condition and dar street: improvement. 3 omega.
WON“ other £0011 bargains A“ “"lWashlngton street. Inquire Samuel
”'0 Gunmetal” th ‘Bros Gmse- Roodner. South Norwslk 11111
Phone 1360 80. Norwallr, Conn..I ~17-3t. '

 

 

 

 

 

TO LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-

 

 

NR SALE—PLYMOUTH ROCK
Ind Rhoda island Red Goekerels. Nico
ly barred Rocks. Good size and nicol
dark red, single comb reds. Junlus
Bsogu. 26 Elm Grove.

provements. 1 1-8 acres of land, barn.
chicken house, fruit uses, small ootr
tage on premises. 'Rent :80. Gregory
Boulevard. Inquire Dr. Bohaunan.
at South Main St. Phone 80.

FOR SALE—1A saunas PIANO a'r -
I reasonable price it sold at ones. In-
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.

 

 

ed by the most reliable and efllclent
service in Norwalk. Write or call The
Palatine Mercantile Agency. lander
Building. .11:- 6t.

FOR SALE—GOOD SOUND LIGHT
delivery horse. price 876. Ono Cyph-
on in egg electric incubator, one 230
Egg x-ray 1110111111101, 8 International
Rover-3.8011 half price. 6001 condi-
lion. R. C. Lester. Post Road. Dar-
113 ct

 

LOST.
LOST—ENGLISH BUM. PUP.
brown and white, about 6 months old.
answers to name of ”Bobs ” $5 reward
for return to ‘R. In Skolleld, Shore
Haven. 16 if

 

F108 SALE-1916 BUICK ROADS-
for. used very little. Also s few slight-
Iy used touring cars and roadster-s.
Wherle's Garage. 11 Raymond street.

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Business serious

CLASSIFIED.
H. MARING, ARDIiITIKBT 123
Washington St. Tel. 859-3. 80. Nor-
walk. Conn. Jlslm.

 

FOR SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR
lore or 11111 the license. It can be
unusforod any place In town.‘s sood

tunlty for a grocery store to

v0 liquor and groceries combined.

Must sell quick. Inquire J Moss.

Central Hotel. corner of Monroe and
alumni street. ‘

 

 

WANTED—T0 BUY AUL KINDS
of cattle. calves and poultry. Best
prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
cows and springers. Friedman, South:
Norwalk. Tel. 1151.

 

 

 

. The New Science
DEEINITION 0F CHIROPRACTIC.

Chiropractic is the definition of tbs
ounce of the disease and the art of

A. MODNE. 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
loath Norwslk. Bicycles, monorcyolos
ad Sundries. Both sold 111! exchanged.
mm repairing. Baby carriages ro
sslrcd. We do vulcsnlsing. Prices res-

Evsn if done in childhood “.51.,

creates pinched curves and pain In
life in the diflsrent organs and

 

hainyoorbouyrsnatotmnu. . . . .
m special 1111611111111; also mmtnrs M
is the spin. You will never regret
.m the Chiropractor s chance 1.:
son- . . ~.
Milo treatments .stfeIL also.

T. Francis. D C.

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snakes. sold. racial

 
 
 

sold at :5 per mus
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Ilsamh Halo direct. South Non-1s

 

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To LET—STONE nouns. ALL no‘

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COLLECTIONS, DEBTS COLLECT-

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‘ ian palace, they say, awaits a final 1 ,_

WANTED. victory of his allies .alter ha1i11g
- been deserted by them, the reas-
STEADY WORKERS WANTED—PO- on is that he considers the E11
sition open immediately -for twenty ttnte cause lost.

gins at G. S. non: (r Son 00.. to Wa- ”The newspapers also non find
tel' street, South Norwaik. CL, White an explanation for flu “(Nomi
Petticoat Miss. Good pay and steady agitation at the Italian court dur-
work quaranteed to experienced help. ing the last few da)s it being
lnexperienced help will also be con~
sidered and paid~ while learning. Ap
ply at oilice lbetween ll a.1n.‘ lo 1 p.
m. every day this week to L. H. Mar-
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apparent to the Montenegrim
throne, Prince Danilo Alexander I...
was repairing his relatives there
for the event about to take
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WANTED— BOYS AN‘D GIRLS T0
iwork in mailing deparoment. No ex ANGLOJTRENCH FLEET
iperience required. Wages ll per day. sEARCHING INLETS OF
Murphy leg. 00., East avenue. J 181t1' GREEK ISLANDS
I.O‘NDl()1\ Jan. 18, 3 .301). n1.

WAN1ED—Neat boy for office work “A Central News dispatch from
with local concern. State experience Athens today says: “An Anglo-
and education. Address F. LI care French fleet has been searching
iBontluol city J 18-11 the inlets of the Greek Islands;
' with the object of discovering

WANTED—To 1borrow sl, 100 on the bases of German and Ans-3‘:
house and lot at 6 per cent. P. O. Box trian submarines
463.80ntl1 Norwslk, Conn. .I 18-11. . “‘The Turks haVc removed 400
guns from the Gallipoli Penin—
sula to Xanthi, to the eastward
of the allied line at Salouiki

(Xanthi, otherwise known as'
Eskipe, is seventy miles west-,
northwest of Dcdcagahtd1,Bnl-'

 

 

 

 

WANTED—Bookkeeper. young man
* for sales ledger, must have experience
and satisfactory references. Apply in
person to The Yale & Towns Mfg.
J 18- 3t.
" gana).

I WANTED—Man to harvest ice at "One hundred and twenty
Brookslde tomorrow morning 7 o'clock thonsaind Austrians and Ger-
J “1'3”de ‘ C” .- J 18' 1‘ mans are bemg‘ massed at Giev-

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WANTED—Woman with child wants ge I
position to do general housework will AUSTRIAN “R0- ' .
‘lgo any place. 100 Taylor ave. J 17 8t. PLANES DROP BOMBS

 

 

 

 

" ' ON CITY OF ANCONA
WANTED—Salesman who has 800d ROME Jan 17,6 p m_—rFour
experience selling’ any line to name Austrian ’ “roman“ dropped

sent in South Norwslk the best line
of motor trucks on the market.
.‘erto fully your selling experience
land references to P. 0. Box 261,
Springfield, LMuss.

bombs this afternoon on the City
of Ancona. One person was kill-
ed. The material damage was
111ni111portanl. 1

E‘BELGIAN STEAMER
LILLE AFIRE

\’l(‘1(‘) Spain Jan. 16 via
aris. 11:50 pr 111.~—1‘\ wireless
call for helpiiiias been received
0111 the Belgian steamer Lille.
uhicli reports that the 1s afire 105

miles off this port.
The maritime register lllentions

no ship named l. illt

 

 

WANTED TEMPORARILLY—Young
man or lady for statistical work. Must l
Ihe accurate and steady. Don't apply 1,
unless you have had experience in
iofilce 'wbrk and are familiar with fl» fr
sures. The Yale It Tow no Mfg. Com
pany, Stamford. Conn.

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IWANTED—Operators men and girls|
to work on pants section work stead)

—.wholo your good wages. Apply 7 M011-
roe St Asch HBulldlng .I 17 3M BRITISHVSAngrgxgll-DOPPED

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ED- -6 l N'E\\'\'ORI\'.lan.17 ——The
WANT irls to work in laundry“ British steamship Vanhan arrived

for “:11 g? frgiemd Given} 1:“: today from South American
, n _lports and reported having been

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N sto ped off the Port of Rio
WA TEWrstors ellperlenced on p the British cruiser

button hole machine. also girls on u.]ane1r0 h."

 

 

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Eh... CLUE", PEABODY S 00.. 1N0. amlninz. Cluett. pub“, & 100., 1111:. V md1ct1ve. Which removed one 0‘

. Oli’roprsotol’s remove the cause of want— 1 J 17- lit. the steamers “Tomi class pas-
dispose sud pain.hesltl1 Is restored Mammal! oporstors on power mo -1scngcrs. 53“! to be a German
Simsh harmonious the mm an ‘IM WANTEO— Reliable woman with '

daughter of It years would like posl- NEW NATIONAL

lion as housekeeper or cook for adults. ‘ LOAN FOR ITALY
Can furnish reference. Address 2 care ROM‘E, jan 16, 4 p. m. --The
Sentinel.

 

:subscription of 27000000
wanna—mm mpna— has been made to the new nation.
IENCED SEWING. MACHINE OPER- :1] loan by the National Insurance.
“011% ON FINE SILK SHIRTS Institution. Before- leaving for
B'I‘EADY WORK ASBURRED. APPLY Paris tomorrow the French Am~

 

 

 

 

 

 

MAT. 2:15 EVE. 7: 15 and S

BALCONY 5c. ORCHESTRA 10c. Offering Picture Programs. Up To

s' standards-Notbown to a Price.

 

Today, russoav, January 13

W111. A. Brady Picture Plays Inn. ' ‘ 1' i-
presents

111.165 many in

- “The “R8018,

TODAY - . .

Paramount presents the Lasky
Special with Veleska Suratt in

 

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TO 1M. N. MAYEEOFYF & CO..15 hassador Tomasso Titohi, will
”MW“ STW mm 5 17-I consider here methods of spread~
111g propaganda for the loan iii
, “ France and England
Legal NW“ ’ ' jorrnasmsono HAS

. ' ., NOT RESIGNED
District of Nomik. ss. Probate LOh‘lDON,Jan.18,12-.26 p. m.
9"“ ‘J‘W'TM A~ 11.19111. , John Redmond leader of the
1 mm" of Jame“ WWW: hi6 Of Irish Nationalists, denied em-
Nomm’ m ”m mam“ “W011 phattcally today a report that he
The CW" “1' Pmb‘“ m" "10‘ Dil- had asked his colleagues to ac-
trict of Norwalk, “in limited “d ‘1- cept his resignation from the

lowed six months from the date hers- leadership.
of for the creditors of said Estate to
i exhthtt‘their-‘clsimsvfor settlmveao. MINEWORKERS CONVENTION-

Thoso who neglect to present tholrac- »
counts, pmwly attested. within said Union Anthracite Mon Formal-ho Dee.
r time,»willh_o dobarreda-necovery:hli v mandala- NsquaiIo Scales-
ooraons indebted to said Esmefara IN‘DIANAPOUS. Ind. Jul-18
reuntitled to make immediate payment About thirteen hundred colonic.

 

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to was President: John. 1». White woos
.1 guesoomwarx entrance: he opened- the swarm-eon?”
: 3111 11 25 Administrator nos 11! the United lMlne workers or

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ities of King Nicholas and recall .5

It is argued by the press in
its comment that if King Niche-I

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telani Age 1' “mi A-stsndlng on its head

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hints of Harriet}. Roasts. late of tore the communal-mouth will...

foot mmawmifllon #11“!- mMONTfiLi i_
motor Norwslk. ma 11111111111 us 113 era in the allotted sis-11p MW
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This union anthracite mine workers

 

have already formulated their do-
moods and the convention is expected
to ratify them without much discus—
sion. This will leave the waytopeu';
for discussion of the proposition of
adopting a basic wags scale for all
the bituminous coal fields.

Tho question of the country“ s prp-
parednessn for war is expected to
curse considerable discussion. It has-
been learned that the committee on
resolutions Is divided on the matter.

Woman courage is also expected.
to come 1111. The United Mine Work-

ers are on record so In favor of eqnaii i

suffrage. it is expected the resoluj
tlons committees will recommend that
thee convention again reaffirm its
position. » i

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“Electric railways In the . United
States own to, 470 miles of track. [
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i PAINT HOPE OF EARLY PEACE. l

(Loulsevlll Courier Journal. ) i

The losses of Germany since the
war began are about 2.000, 000 men.
The latest casualty list just out put
British losses at approximately 600. 000

And yet Great Britain In population '

has more to draw upon than Germany. 1
Those who look for an early peace.
or a peace on terms wbmh Germany
would at present demand. should con-
sider these facts Great Britain in all
the big wars she has won 'Was slow
In asserting her strength... '

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SAD THOUGHTS.
I've never seen a pyramid

But what I've thought. "some katydld
Ii underneath it. dead!“

...

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"Ive never seen a crocodile
00 sliding down an Alp

But what i've thought, “Cold lips may '

I smile.

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’I've never seen a jumping bean
" Go hurtling through the dawn
‘But wbsy I've thought.
1 tureen _
‘ Will weep to find it gone!"

‘-—Don Marquis in New York Evening
Still. f 1“ A“
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VERY ANNOYING.

"How perverse children are ”

"How now?”
"I admire the dialect in which chil-

dréu's poems and stories are written, <

but none of my children would ever

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“Now do you sell your music?” ~

“’We sell piano music by the pound ‘ ,' p
1and; organ music by the cbolr."~—Co . - ~

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Corned Sparcribs .. is 1-2c ‘
Rump Corned Beef .. 16c
i Plate Corned Beef .. roc

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Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets :1
3: wasnmo'ron s'r.
s'ourn nonwauc

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Three Months’ Gas
I‘ It ll I!

to all consumers who take advantage of our Spot is!

,Honse'piping Offer dining January and February.
'only. " - ,

Dont cling to the old fashioned oil lampa- When
you can easily take advantaged" our liberal ”offer.
‘ We will nukemml terms throughout, easy.
.payments, and, belief all. t

interpolations 11‘ 1311111111 ’

Just the thing for the' man who can
ries his lunch. ’ mode of heavy “M
hind with vscnum bottle nhlch keeps
filiquids hot 30 hours.

Price $2. 25
Albert P. Gehebe

Prompt Deli cry, 25 Washington St. So. Norwtsk.

Beef Liver .......... . Io:
Shoulder Lamb Chrops 181‘.-
Home-madc sausage

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