t . End’s Garage.
For Sale,
Classified “Ads.”
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .uis page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
I‘bree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
lace or Caps, Double Price.
-—To Let;
Business . and I
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FOR SALE—4
price for quick buyer. Peter Regneuy ,
867 Statejt. Bridgeport, Conn. J19- 3t.
. blankets. «Home in sound condition.
.lnquire of James Leonard, 22 Stuart
Avenue, Norwaik.
FOR SALE-
Prince Albert coat and vest.
new. Chest 46 Ten dollars. Dibble's
Tsflor Shop, Eighty Washington St
,J 13 3t.
FOR SALE—A demountlble coupe, .'
Apply at Bone .
for Ford runabout.
(net's Garage. J 174%.
'. Eda SALE—Studebaker (20) Light
' Touring car. In good running order..
.‘Dmonstratlon given. I). W. Flint Han-
J 17-3t.
- FOR SALE—191M pass. Knox Tour-
' in: car.1913-5 pass. Studebaker just
overhauled and varnished.
nib. Overland in dandy condition and
several other good bargains. All cars
. are guaranteed. Vaast Bros. Garage.
f Phone 1360 So. Norwalk, ConnJ -17-3t.
FOR eats—coon SOUND LIGHT
Watery horse. price $76: One.“ Cyph-
, (II 130 egg electric incubator, one 230
' egg X—rsy incubator, 3 International
Rovers: Sell half price. Good condi-
tion. R. G. Lester, Post Road, Dar-
. ten. \ its at
FOR BALI—1915 BUICK ROADS-
_ her. Used very little. Also a few slight-
- ly used touring cars and roadsters.
1 Wherle's Garage, 11 Raymond street.
I on t!
FOR SALE—«FAMILY LIQUOR
Itore or just the license. It can be
h'ansfercd any place in town, a good
tunity for a grocery store to
have liquor and groceries combined.
Must sell quick. inquire J. Defiesa.
Outral Hotel, corner of Monroe and
Maui. street.
The New Science
WINITION 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
:fisting the same. Disease is caused
Ire grench, twist or sprain in the
M Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain In
life in the diderent organs and
limbs.
_ Chiropractor} remove the cause of
disease and pain, health tar-stereo
’ through harmonizing the nerve sys
terns in'your body. Female troubles
m nod-t “nation; glamour-arm
o! the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance tr
help you. ‘
Iagnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
at We'eliifiotiin at. ass? ambit cosh
‘ Graduate from Palmer Submit is»
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.The Home of Triangle Plays
"AT. 2:15 EVE. .7: 15 and 9
BALCONY 5c. ORCHESTRA 10c.
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TODAY, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19
Triangle Plays including
Willard Mack and Enid Markey
in the live part Hawaiian drama
entitled .
"Aloah 0e”
_ SPECIAL KEYSTONE
.Bhymond Hitchcock and Roscoe
_ _ Arbuokle in
The funniest rural comedy ever
produced, entitled '
~ "THE VILLAGE SCANDAL" ~'
reuonatm '
‘In. ll-‘eis presents a slim
.fiomance . .
sa-ruaoav, JAN. 2g
;_ CHAIR BARBER;
shop. Fully equipped. Reasonable
J19-3t. ‘
FIRST CLASS
Almost
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WANTEDs
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Rent
J 18 it.
ward ate. All improvements.
$25 Inquire of C. E. Hoyt.
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for occupancy one apartment with im~
provements. One block from West
are. lnquire'at 47 West are, So.
Ixorwant or Iphone 458 .I 17-31.
TO LET—i ROOM APARTMENT,
'3rd story, rear. Rent 88. Adults only.
Also 3 room ofllce, Swartz and Car I
bett block. For further particulars ap
ply oilice Old Well Cigar Co.
TO LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-
dar street; improvements. 3 emcee.
Washington street. inquire Samuel
Roodner South Norwaik. n18 if
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To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL IM-
provements. 1 1- 2 acres of land, bani.
Boulevard. Inquire Dr. Bohannan,
64 South Main St. Phone 60. mo i1 '
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
WANTED—GIRL TO TAKE CARE
FOR RENT—HOUSE 54 “ OOD‘ of two young children, Hungarian pre- soreness and stiffness.
ferred Apply 36 b‘airfield nV.eJ19- 32. ‘
WANTED—BOY 16 YEARS OLD head! Nothing else in the world gives at M Brown 1 t
FOR SALE—HORSE, WAGON AND FOR RENT—Completed and ready ,0 work around ha, dhm, m" B n "‘e “f "mm “d‘
R W dial
shop. Cross and River Sts.J19-it.
WANTED;UNION TRIMMERS 0\'
SOFT HATS ISTEADY WORK. R-W
—- THAT sump, moss AXI) RIVER :
,three doses are taken will end grippe
Imisery and break up a severe cold
either in the head, chest, body or
,ning. relieves sick headache, dullness,
IOllE DOSE lltlllllS
“Papa's Cold Compound" Ends Bad
Voids or Grippe in a Few Hours.
Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
limbs.
It promptly opens clogged- u—p nos-
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose run
sore throat,
feverishnes, sneezing
Don't stay stuffed—up! Quit blowing
and snudling! Ease your throbbing’
such prompt relief as “Pape's Cold
Compound, " which costs only 25 centsl
at any drug store. It acts without
assistance tastes nice, causes no tine-
convenience. Be sure you get
It's pain only, not one case in fifhty
genuine
STREETS. N0-‘RVI’A1.K. .il9»3t.‘
WANTED—BOARD :BY
somewhat of an invalid. Would like
place in the Norwalks or aDrien. Ad
dress Mrs S. A. 'l‘olles, Darien, Conn.
JIHI.‘
STEADY WORKERS WANTED—P0
sition open immedidtely for. girls
at G. S. Roth & Son 00.. 40 We
tel street, South Norwalk. Ct., White
Petticoat mas. Good pay and steady
chicken 1100M fruit trees small 009' work quaranteed to experienced help. I
m on Dmmlul. R0!“ .30. annullnexpeflenced [1919 will also be con. include: F. “y. BOGI'B, Florence W.
sidered and paid while learning. Ap-
ply at office ibetweeu II a. In. to 1 p.
m., ev ery day this week to L If Mar-
cus, Manager J 18 3t.
COLLECTIONS, DEBTS COLLECT I
ed by the most reliable and ancient
service In Norwalk. Write or call The
Palatine Mercantile Agency, Lauder
Building. 313- iii.
LOST.
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LOST BOOK—NOTICE IS MERE-I
-'hy given that book No. 3209 in anal
Savings Department of South Nora
walk Trust Company, has been lost.
Finder will please return to the South
Norwalk Trust Company. J19—26 F1.‘
BUSINESS NOTICES
. CLASSIFIED.
H. MARING, anom'rnc'r 123,
Washington St. Tel. 3593, So. Nor-’
walk, Conn. JIBlm.
WANTED-T0. BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle, calves and poultry. Best
prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
cows and springers. Friedman, South
Nor-walk. Tel. 1151.
A. MOONE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
louth Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
import repairing. Baby carriages re-
uurcd. We do vulcanlaing. Prices rea-
tenable.
GLUE", PEABOIY A CO. INC.
want——
malted operators on power me
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IEIUILT firewarrans .. I. d
lraith. Underwood
Remington. “Am
per month. Machines
sold at as per month.
JAI. GONNILLY
ll South Hele- em leotfr have
PRU I-AN- sin
or cusses SURRENDER I
on mmswncno
. IENCED SEWING
WANTED—IBooltkeeper, young man
for sales ledger, must have experience.
and satisfactory references. Apply in
Iperson to The Yale a Towne Mfg.
Co.
J 18-3t
WANTED—Woman with child wants
position to do general housework will
go any place. 100 Taylor ave. I ll 3t.
WANTED—Salesman who has good
experience selling any line to repre-
sent in South Norwaik the best line
of motor trucks on the market.
Write fully your selling experience
and references to .P. 0. Box 261,
Springfield, Mass.
WANTED TEIMPORARILLY—Young
manlor lady for statistical work. Must
Ibe accurate and steady. Don't apply
unless you have had experience in
odice work and are familiar with fi-
gures. The file A Towne Mfg. Com
puny, Stamford, Conn.
WANTED—Operators men and girls
to work on pants section work, steady
whole your good wages. Apply 7 blou-
roe St. Aech Building. J I’l-3t.
WANTED—Girls to work in laundry.
experienced breterred. Clueit, Pen
body & Co., Inc. J i’i-3t.
WANTED—Operators experienced on
button hole machine, also girls on ex-
amining. Cluett, Peabody a 00., Inc.,
J 17-3t.
WANTED— Reliable woman with
daughter of it years would like posi-
tion as housekeeper or cook for adults.
Can furnish reference. Addresa‘z care
Sentinel. J l’l-Bt.
whatso—movonnv was,
MACHINE orna-
ATORS 0N FINE SILK SHIRTS.
BTEADY WORK ABSUBBED. .AEPLY .
TO M. N. MAYEHIOFIF & 00., 15
'MIERWIN STREET, MAM J 17.
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SWEDEN PROTESTS
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!named by the court I
Judge Thomas ordered that before
the sale of th‘e property there should
appear in Norwalk and Danbury pa-
pers one notice a week for a period
of four weeks. concerning the pro-
posed sale.
The Norwalk defendants in the suit
Beers, Albert Berge. Wll’am A.
Brennan, Stephen Carlin, Mary J.
Carew, Edward Cunningham. George
A Davis. Susie B. Davis, Cherlea
Flynn Addison Hathaway, Peter F.
litierney, Patrick Keating. Mary E.
Keating, James Kinnane, Thomas
Laney, Charles Moore, S. Wallace Os~
home, John E. Paul. Robert Pierson.
iHerman Quitlner, John Redwey. Ecr-
tha tRedway, Owen Riley, Daniel Rior-
don, John E. Rooney, Esther C. Saun-
ders, Thomas I“ ‘ rs John W.
Sculley. lMttX Sum; Charles
Smith. Clifford Taylor, \ “etch-
iulla
\\‘ nie-
er, John l'ngarvy, Mary Vat}...
Veitcs, l’cter Ward. William
walk Trust Lin“;
There remains now 01.,
decree to he. made ending the case,
and this will come after a master in
chancery has sold each piece of prop-
erty included in the order of lore-
closure, and turned in the proceeds to
be applied to the Judgment obtained
by the plaintiffs.
The question before the court todpy
was the order of sale under the fore-
closure. Wallor G. Mcrrcli. for the
plaintiffs, put In separately evidenct
to prove title of defendants to prop
erty attached where the question had
arisen as to priority of incumbrancr
on said properly at the time attach
ment was made There were a num
ber of titles to be proved of this
description. Then Mr. Merrelt made
it general statement covering pieces
if properly attached In which the
titles were not subject to question as
to priority of inrumbrunce at the time
attachment was made.- Mr. Merrett
said the plaintiffs dropped the Union
Savings Bank of lmnbnry as a de-
fendant. Among lilies proved were
several in Mtlch the original defend-
Int has died.
After Mr. Merrctt had made a gen
eral statement cowring all titles, w.
P. Tammany. of Norwalk, offered the
following motion. which was not op.
posed by the plaintiffs: '
“The defendants in the above on-
titledaction, whoare the owners of
attached. real-estate or equities there-
in, respectively move that the Judg-
ment liens of the plaintiffs be fore-
closed by decree of sale instead of by
strict foreclosure, and that such sale
be by separate parcel.”
Daniel Davenport. of counsel for
the plaintiffs, said that a formal car-
ying out of the law under the statute
3! March. .1898..with reference to fore-
closure sales ordered by the court
would require considerable time, but
that'undar the Connecticut Statute
the court may appoint a master in
chaneery. who reports back to the
court. so that a formal decree may
be made. .
The court accepted the motion of
T0 GERMANY the ceremony and the amt-um will
, ‘ Ingres upon. a master, and details In!
STOWCKHOLM via Londong each sale.
Jan. I9, 5 :48 a. m. -'—,The S
“slit
belt, Jon is Whitney. and South Nor. I
the formal I
W Ellen's: the principal plaintiff; '
mmmmosmsn
sell , a laborer who was kept fromI
dying yesterday by a transfusion ofI
blood at the Cook County Hospital,
whither he was taken sugering from"
gas poisoning, today was said by phy-
sicians to have a good chance for
complete recovery.
The treatment which was developed
by a Chicago physician, is said to
have been found successful on uni-I
Dials, but had never been before tIiedi
on a man in this country.
FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION MEETSI
Mrs. William J Brown Delightfully
Entertains Members I
A very enjoyable meeting of
Friendship Association. No 'l, was‘
held yesterday afternoon and evening}
with Mrs. William J. Brown, of 18
Belden av.enue The ladies gathered
'were royally entertained by their hos-
less. After supper had been served
in regular business meeting of the as- Is
Societion was called. and the follow-
ing ofliccrs were elected:
President» Mrs. Aaron Martineau
Vic-e President - Mrs. Elizabeth
Benedict.
Secretary—~Mrs. F. J. Bradbury.
Chaplain—Mrs. George Croahy.
Marshal-Mrs. James Hawks.
Guard—Mrs. Robert Acton
The next meeting of the associa
tion will be held on the third Tues
day in February, at the home of Mrs.
Aaron Martineau, of Woodward ave
nue.
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For Modern llp-ie-daie Gas lighting
and Get Your First Three lenlhs’ Gas
Free oi Charge
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Extremely low prices‘pr fixtures
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67 WALL 8T. — ’PHONE use.
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Robert Edeson
Starred in "The Call ofvthe
North," and. other big hits.
“The Caveman”
TOMORROW
Metro Presents
Mme Olga Petrova.
The premier screen artiste of
today, in the leading role in
Rupert Hughes' "
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The Sweetest of All Rural Plays
lira-an Thompson’s
Evergreen Success
“ The Old
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Promised by Famous PlayaveI
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Regular Prices‘For All Th cse Big. Plays Which Will Appear Once Only.
All Seats 70 cents. Bo xes and Logos so cents.
Matinee Daily 2:15.
Evenings 7:15 and 9.
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L ASSIF IED A‘dg
'vertisement‘s accept-
' I sucess of the Austrian troops at
l- war.
LONDON Jan. 19, 5. I7 3. m. government has lodged a pro t offered " statement showing the “u“
—A‘ Renter dispatch from 'Am-Iin Berlin against the suzmg I’VI
stcrdatgi iaysUthat at today s scs~I Germans of thc steamslll‘lpSI Ca— IThQ “mtmraiment Fists”? “in
men 0 t e PPCr House of theI oils and Hildur, whic “ere n “I? 3 '3 5 “5
Prussian Diet- according to dis Baptllred two months ago. It iglrsgmetntmwssAgflerd 11203593331:
patches from' Berlin, the Pres‘i- declared that investigations Show laintidevin mg,3upnmeIcmurtho~
dent once referred to the sur-Iboth vessels to have been Indies
render of Montenegro, and said in Swedish waters.
,that it constitutes evidence that The immediate delivery
the Entente, while outwardly ao- steamships and their cargocs is
pearing id be a structure of solid
Iriorm, is crumbling internally and
I-will soon Collapse. The Splendid
decree wu for 380,000, which: can
iman law. The costs have been 812,-
1130. 809- Wdhcrewervm
arrived at Stettin before the prize I reduces by death or other raw
court met all the crews were [Ft-185‘
sent home, and it is said that the m ‘
Lovcen, be said, is a favorable special purpose of this was that walk.
omen for the definite result oftlfc the captain”. should have nonnwit- ‘
" ’ nesses. '
. I 4 ‘> ' It was reported on Nov. 8 lat _
MINISTERS ‘0 . TEUTONIC that German torpedo boats {Ind
LGN‘DONAI‘LIEJ‘IITgxm dish main c ll
69“ “the we seen ’ waneaf,
Tel " Dmpahy s Ains'te’i'i bound for Denmark with a cargo
' diamacb'tneny, and had taken her. .
‘ ‘ ““vamemuecde be dis
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States”. inJannan‘yy- 19.1%: ml
Flower-Insure proceedingeerua. .
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new» main
bury. and 1'5 each in Mimi and Now‘
paid upon the judgment in the cm
of Loewe Vs.- Martin Lawlor at. sis.
of the ried triple damages under the Sher! ..
demanded. When these ships fendente.’ but the number: has been
ed . over the" phone for. *
Immediate inSe rtion in
THE SENTINEL
25 Words—d day 25c
‘ - -—-—3 times 50c
coeds of the sale 0&me :.
ed In as to disposition preheat 810—
000 in intereston deposits of dafond- ‘-
a German submarine Ehad‘w- taken ant; to savings banks- in Dubai's-rant ~
elsewheret!‘ . melanin .
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