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get tobacco that IS tobacco.
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change to Perfections because they’re
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You
Classified “Ads.”—-—To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIE’D Advertisements on .uis page, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
i‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional 'Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
, lace or gaps, Double Price. '
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l “The above particulars.’ it was
laid at the Foreign Office, “showé
:the extent to which the postal
[mails are being used by the ene-i
Smy as a means of conveyance of
jgoods to evade the measures of '
24W“ 0
lrestriction of trade taken by the .3.
‘British government.” ‘ ’3’
3 Great Britain’s preliminary re— N
ply to the American representa-f 9;.
turns against seizures of mails
{reached the State Department to-; :3: ’ rent consumed. ’
day, and with-the original Ameri-.’ ‘
can note will be made public in 3::
‘the newspapers Friday morning. in the home.
90:”
CAMPAIGN IN ALBANIA ’:‘
; TO BE CONTINUED .0
l PARIS, Jan. 20, 5 a. m.-—'l’he‘ 9:.
.L'orfu correspondent of the Pair; 3;
‘l’arisiell has had all inlerriewi .z.
i‘with Nikola l’achitich, the Her-l : . lRatc
:lilall Premier, and quotes him as ’3. / "a '
(saying: ”The retreat of ouri 3° ____
:troops from Albania to Corfu is 0:0,.
ffar from completed. 'l‘hose who; 00 . ,
isulicred most will soon be senti, 3. The "fined Electric
l to places where they will be cared , ..
gfor, re-organized and rc-armed. ’ ‘7 WALL 81"
lAs for the others, if they are f \
kept supplied, you may be sure; 9’
[they will continue the campaign 00
,in Albania with vigor. They will: 3
,give the enemy some unpleasant ’o
lggusrwmmmvma Beehiclly tor livery“,
is made possible by our new C-a Rate which is based
on the number of siuare feet in your home. ,
Letus assume you have 700 square feet of floor
area-in yOur house—you would pay a fixed sum of
63 cents a month and 5 cents a K. W. H. for all cur-
With this rate you can afiord to use any appliance
We would be glad to make a comparison with this
new C-2 Rate and the rate you now have. It would
be for your interest to telephone No. 1680 and have
our representative call and explain this new Residen-
'PHONE 1680.
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Light & Wat er Co.
NORWALK/ .
isurprise, for in Albania'the roadle—7 w
and paths can be defended byl
small numbers of men, and it is
isim )iv a (uestion of iransmrts ‘1 wmrks- {
A 9““ 9"” andisuppliels. With the Italiails in “-Belstumma some newnlul public mm me me subject or mam.
““0"“ M‘ Aviona, the Allies can solve the bulldlm-"-“°"‘°"¢ Times- (cream; at me White House W],
m but—real problem. wouldn't it be a joke on 0'97”" President Wilson had engagement. to
“Give “5 enough to’eat, and we concerned if England should come d" 'discuss the matter with the lendm'fl”
smokes.
ll ani certain that with you and‘bassndor?—Cleveland Plain Denier.
by your aid We shall triumph. I} “This is an era in which the YWIS
repeat that we are absolutely man leaves the country end 1'0ka like
sure that the Allies will triulllphutlle dance in the city fur thirty years,
with public construction." And then spurring Congress m greater BM
quite mummy °‘ °°““‘°' on the Administration legality-1‘9,
,shall hold on and we shall fight. Bend 383°“ “‘0' 0"" he” as am- both House and 39mm
one that Congress dispose of its M
:nd adjourn before the netionnlirv
Wasnmcron. Jan. 26.49131:
Hols”
entions.
contribute to the great victory." ‘the country."~—New York Evening:
.Sun.
AGREEMENT OF GREAT
BRITAIN AND GREECE‘lMElflTING OF TRADE
”WWW. .111"; 2“ ’94.“ 3- ".‘4 UNIONISTS IN BRISTOL,
'——~.-\n agreement lll lll‘lllt‘lplt‘ ls
lllliS'l'Ul“ lillg., plan. 26. 1:30
:Sflifi to have been reached he—
lu'een (ircat lil‘ilillll and (vl‘cecc p. m.~l‘llerepresntatlvcs of more
than two million members of
,in regard to supplies of coal for
,(il'Ct'it' illilllfiil‘ifll ll(‘(‘(l§. Renter's jradcs uniong met hon- today to
Athens correspondent says VJW decide the attitude of organized
a lirilish government has agreed to labor toward the war, and in par?
:llllhojivc exportation of coal for ticular on the subject of compul—
the use of railway and other (‘nm- sory nlililllrv service. Early in
sir-nip. in firm-re in accordance the proceedings an'aliack on the
“illi their needs. and also to meet cmnpulsorv senicc bill now be—
llle requirements of lhc ('irl'clgfnre llle House of Lords was
- navy. illladc by the president of the Con»
, (lircrll llrilain also :lrz'rees inference. -\\'illi:"n C. Anderson.
ARCHITECT 123 WASHINGTON place no difficulties in the way llf'nlt‘lllll -r of Parliament for the At-
street, Tel. 3593' South Norwalk. exportation of Coal from America 3 tercliffe Division of Sheffield.
t‘onn. 5131‘“ to Greece. 1 Mr. I‘lndcrsoll, who has oppos—
' 1 led the bill ill Parliament, dcclar~
A. nouns, 70 NORTH MAIN 8T.,COLONEL HOUSE led that it (lill not redeem the
loulh Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcyclu' ARRIVES IN BERLlNlplwlm. of Premier Asquith rc-
"m Sundries. Both 3°” ”5 exchanged. , ll FIIIJN. in". 2'», via London. . gal-ding compulsion. '
N9"- repairing. B557 carriages ’9: lo:3o a. "ix—Ctll. Edward .\l.l “No (mm of words can offer!
. aired. We d° vulcanlzlnz. Prices ’9". House. personal representative of immunity from danger." he said:
Womble. ,' President Wilson, arrived ill ller';“—Wc cannot have forced military
1 "' lin thlfi morning: “0'“ Paris. lservicc without the risk-of forced
.
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RilillNESS Null It 9::
l GLUE”! PE‘BODY & CO» ll-NC. A correspondent of the i.(‘l((ll industrial service. Anv attempt
_— -- . l'fllt— ‘Anzeigcr interviewed Col. l'lousc‘ito' use this weapon to coerce
FOR BALI. l V ANT ,nxpmmud “mm" °" W'" ‘P" . at Ixarlsruhc and found lmn ‘ trades unionists will lead to great
r“ l l TO LIT. , W ED' _" "W "‘vcry reserved" regarding the bitterness and end m failure."
FOR SALE—1912 KISSED“ m ~ " =«purpose of his trip.
M common TOP. We ans', To LET—FOR LIGHT novella, .WANTEIFA COMPETE“ MID- Mv Luck WITH LEAVES. ‘ i The “correspondent describes
shock absorbers. Good tires. Presto-
m (Bargain it sold at once. H. lecnen' bedroom and pantry. GM. 9190.: house work and look after chlldren.‘ Delights to take
' 3t 3 trio light, running water_ All conven- } Good wages to right party. Call eve.
._.i iences. Call and see them. 11 mmdnlngs. 45 Summit avenue, South N0“ And cluster up. in calm control, .
125 at The leaves once blown asunder; .
mmdle, Phone 429. 126
ilond street, South Norman. :34 EM Valk-
FDR SALE—CONN GED PIG,
keeping, three tarnished rooms. Kit-Idle used or elderly lady to do usht My neighbor—he's a good old soul—“fin, “as making the impression of
'a calm, well-intentioned observer
without any anti~Gcrman preju-
rdices and who dcplorcs the world
1war and its horrors in moving
ills garden rake
”hull ....__._:l
{weight 350 to 400 lbs. Inquire of Jan. .
TO LET-4A'FTER. FEB. 1. TWO 3
'A. Mer, 92 Taylor avenue, South
Norwalk. 126 at
—I
ectrlc lights, One minute from trolley.‘ Lexington avenue.
I WANTED—WASHING AN-D IRON- . . ,
room apartments Improvements. El-l ins. by llungnrlan.lndy. at home. 10 No blustery Ill' lSTEAMSHIP NORSE‘MAN
:24 at Will blow it hence and bring diagram,
'lHe scrapes each from its hiding place. words."
And puts it where " '
Special For Today only
HAS BEEN BEACHED
i ____7 - r
and our one wish is to be able to 80 that he can afford to go and live in; ., 7
No Longer Drea‘d Winter's Changediil}
be the antidote for uric acid gives ro- ‘
markable results,
relief of an absolute 'quiclt ans-.1 to“:
{Rheumatic sufferers.
local snfterei-s and what is belie
home testimony.
ed that you may get rid‘ot “.wa
trone Prescription 99" iwlll bank}! Ii
aches and pains, linrber up thus 01'?
inflamed joints and
(30 to your druggist‘ and get a
31 bottle today, it will produ
suits, you can distinclty feel . ,
ing. Mall orders filed on 31.00 gin
Inquire 84 Woodward avenue. Tole-l ——~
FOR 3ALE—110 EGG INL~~ATOR.
in condition.
Nor-walk.
Buckeye make.
cheap. Underhlll, 4 Cross street. 80.
124 at
Very
phone 1106-12. 324 3t
FOR RENT—aIIlOUlSE Bi WOOD-
wilrd ave. All improvements.
FOR SALE—VERY REASONABLE.
Mahogany dresser, Roman chair, Mor-
Black oak hall table and
carved rack, 3 piece Mahogany parlor
set. All perfect condition. Gas range.
80 Franklin ave. Afternoons or even-
" J28-8t.
rls chair,
lugs.
:26. Inquire of C. E. Hoyt. ‘J 184i.
Rent -.
' wmrso—smmmns. BRIGHT,
l active girls, over 16 years of ago. Good
opportunity, steady w0rk. The holler
6, 10 and 25c Store, ‘South Norwalk.
‘ Conn. 124 (it ~
To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT,
3rd story, rear. Rent :8. Adults only.
Also 3 room office, Swartz and Gor-
bett block. For further particulars an
ply ofllce Old Well Cigar Co.
WANTED—monouonnr , export-f.
lnNCEn .snwmc MACHINE OPER-«i
Areas 0N FINE elm enla'rsfl
STEADY WORK assunann. APPLY;
,TO M. N. MAYEHDFF & 00.,15J
.‘MlERWlN STREET, NORWADK J 17$
FOR SALE—MOTION PICTURE
business; theatre newly painted and
doing good business, very small cap-
ital required, owner is in other busi-
ness and cannot give theatre time re-
quired. (Frank .13. Ballard, Bridgeport.
Conn. . rem;
TO LETn—nvn ROOM FLAT on.
dsr street: improvements. 3 offices,
Washington street. Inquire Samuel
Roodner. South Norwnlk. n18 ti
l
WANTED—T0. BUY, AIJL'KJ'NDBl
of cattle. calves and. poultry. “Berti
pricespeid. Also trade: of soil fresh;
cows rind springeu. Friedman, South;
Nomllr. Tel. 1151. , '
a
'ro LET—STONE 300919.an m.
movements. 1 1-2 acres or land, barn.
chicken, house, fruit trees. small cot-
tage on premises. Rent no. .Gre ry
Boulevard. inquire Dr. Bollan ,
at death Main St. Phone 30. mo ti
Itreot. 1
“1 ‘l ' FOUND. 4
”room—A camps mm'wm
brides switch. nut Not-welt. Dyna
can have ulna by ceilincnt 85 Quin
lard avenue, Edith Nor-walk. . 12631:
r
' Los'r .
, .Fon SALE—1915 BUICK ROADS-
Ifl. Used very little. Also a. few slight-
‘dy lined touring cars Ind rondltm.
White's Guise. 11 diamond
. \
LOST—SATURDAY NIGHT. lit-EDI
wallet, containing new ten dollar bill,
two ends and Chinese lsuud'ry‘tlolt'et.i
Kindly return to Sentineromoe and!
receivereward. :24 3t.
eon «Le—vim” motion .
- Losrd‘soOKéno-i'lcni ls ,_ ennui
se‘vlnu llyeperune‘nt; of “posing-“Non
. ’ ‘ . w TIM . HI been lost...
’- m “new Mancunian ,m nfirwr'm’fi'momme
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mu .- hm" . . «ummlmtomvlm
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.burg, ' German "
bv--rivonvtheetook~5m-tm til-thew PARTY m ‘srgcxddObM
i' EONDGNK Jan. 26, 9:35-
Yet why it Won't, I wonder. l LONDON, Jan. ‘26, It :05 a. m.
When i rake leaves and bile ‘enl hlzhf___A Lloyd's report says that the
With a desire i lsteanlshipI Norseman, which was i
For “dd“ pyre. , lreported yesterday to have been
I “It '93!“th toward the “k, .I sunk, had been beached and that‘
And ”“0" my malch 3““ under; 'no lives were lost. ,
My neighbor always has success, ' The Norseman. of 10,750 tons,‘
But my 19““ “0w iis owned by the Dominion Com:
Like drum" 5““ Ii ' pally and. according to the agents}
And 511?“ my 1‘0““ down: “me .01' of the International Mercantile
1083? . lComipany, Has been under charter;
18 till! 1‘“? Fate? I “we" _ lie the British.A'dmiralty ' since’
V‘ *‘f‘mflf‘ iD‘ecember 5, last.
BROTHER 0F GERMAN . ; l . PARAGRAPHED'GOMMENI.
‘ AMBASSADOR DEADi 'As a messenger -boy; now which;
HEREIN, Jafll 26,» by wireléss would you 'chooseaAa-chibald orjvon.
to Sayville.-—James Alexander Papen?—_Chloago Evening. l’PPL 5
Speck von Sternburg, brother ;of j The record of twenty degrees below .=
the late Baron Speck von ,Stern- zero in Sioux~Fells, a. D.; makes "one
ambassador ,at' wonder how cold [it is in North Duke-y
'WashingtOn, is dead at the ‘age :of tit—Paterson, N. 3,, Call. ,‘ ‘ g
60. - One wot Herr von Stern-1 More than “ermmri’d 3mg welsh‘
burg’s 80113 was killed- on file lug over 200 pounds each are resis-
Fr‘er‘lch..frorlt 'early ' in the wit! tend stills State University of Kan-j
'a‘nd'ilanother is a ' prisoner gin my» s'EllOre “1“" b6 AW! 9! “l“.
Frame.- :' ,w. 7 " . luring the mottor-wi-thltannu no
‘ T . . ,rhordd think.—»,Pnllodalphh Brass. l
COMMITTEE DEFORDu...’ 3- {Extras peoplemislrt'not only-to»
'be ‘nas‘oa, , hot disciplined,. to which
n'nnitolunr‘nnd Well digested-rm;
-‘—R'enter's‘ Stockholht‘corres n, , nlnlo'i—ooorgé‘lwunum. . ‘
A" "’ mm:wimmem-
. rp-
~. Comedians
Mack Senneit
ever produced, entitled
“Fatty and the
, - 'o. w.- crlillth'
Lowell; Moon: in ‘
“Jordan is a
-: a the
* .11 indium-"1mm:
limb, ‘
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26th.
(FATTY) Roscoe. AaauchE '.
assisted by Broadway's Greatest
Weber a Fields, Sam Bern-I'd,
Wm. Colller, Joe Jackson and
in the funniest Keystone Comedy
also. presents for your approval
.The Dainty Star, DOROTHY also
supported by_ the popular .lill'.
' ' . . in
" "Af m infinite. m- Wm
'nonft’f-I‘JAtv‘ii-Eo “M- W
,Broadwayfitars” ‘
Rheunllics; " 5'. ;
Venture Out ~ ~
Weather. -
"Neutrone Prescription 99" found
of
almost immedintq _.
This is now‘ testified to by all“!
than
if you have Rheumatlst. be
aching m
Clifford Pharmacy, South ‘N
Offering Picture Progrhmc U‘
a Standard—Not Down to i Fri”. n
.lllal. 2:15 ‘
All Seats
Boxes and Logel .
TODAY
Offering the. Vitagrapthlue '
Feature,
g “Heights 9 .
' Hazard”. ,
Il‘rom Cyrus Townsend Brad .
Novel,
TOMORROW
j“ The Celebrated Metro Star
VALLI VAlgLi in
“TURMOII
gram Booth Tarkington:
Friday—The American Star ,_
.. nldlne Farrar l‘n i‘TEM
TION."
Saturday—Valeria gonad ,
sour. 0F BROAQWA ." ,.....
moody—Klein! present“!
mumnglca orfinum. .
mend: ' smalls .ayere
,MART Flour-mo .mr :
IFOUNDLINO.” 4 '
.yWednesdnydMetro;_ retell.”
wolk'o Star sou, NO one
in “The Lure chills H
sire." . ' .
1'mtmsbhv. its? "
r. Khwd grinder '
rudel- 1:th lo'rl
Norwalk Chronicler