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LASSIFIEDAdvertisementson .nispage, Twenty-Five Words orbess. 25c $153.53. :emwttfifigngfg ,8, ew ates m as ‘ ’
l‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black- 1311 the points for which the Unit- .. _ .
face or Caps. Double Price. 1 ed States contends . '
. There could he no new move .5. ' .1. . , ~
‘ :officials declared until German .3.
1‘0 LIT. FOR SAL! ‘ ' WANTED- Foreign Office had passed upon 99 4
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FOR RENT—~HAMF 011‘ FOR SALE—1915 Clihl-ROULTI WANTED—OPERATORS ON -the new draf d aft was 05
. to d ‘8" 1 0' land made by Count von Bernstorfi' “
lice wnh use of telephone, desk etc. 17 “g b ‘5 after, 1913 ‘9' ,Palm Beach coats. “Renamed immediatel after a“ conference 9‘. - - - ~
on Washington St. Box 1385 So. Nor- roadster, T513 Buick touring, 191': Good' wages and stead) employment y L z 1 in the last two 1551105 of this paper we ha/ognade important an—
walk (‘ n ’ Marion touring. Wehrie's Garage. Apply J J Scott 71Monr 'St Asch With Secretary ansing and i825.
. , o n. J29—31. 11 Raymond ~51 So'uth'N'owalk 120-31 - - 1 09 -- understood to provide that Ger-' .3. nouut‘cmcnts relative to our new gas rate wlfifi elcry customer
— ' - ' ' - 'Bldg J29-3i. 6
To LEr—l‘ESdRABLF FUR‘V‘IS‘H’ _- -_ __.-..._ -_ — many Shall disavow the dCStmc- ‘20 should study. I ll.“-
ed rooms Some suitable for. ii ht1 FOR SALE-BUY AT BARGAIN WANTED—TWO BOYS SIXTEER "on Of the Ship and aCknoWIedge 0‘5 E}:
' . _ g price. Before real estate boom arv ea Id 10 d 1 d A 1 as a matter 05 laW the. rights of :
housekeeping, “’1thalllmpmvements . _ , y ’3 0 iii-«113 a “u“ ”-121” 99 [he new optional gas rate for residence c Mrs which goes
. rives let me explain how to get 11 ~ . the neutrals Wh° were 1°5t- 011 wt
In refined neighborhood. Inquire 2 - Lowe laundry, South Norwalk. J29-lt h' S D
High meet South Nwwalk J28-3t house I have for sale cheap. Very. t is pont the tate apartment i111 0:0 into effect on February Ist, 19113 pro1ides that; after the customer has
' ' _ ' liitle money required. See W. G. WANTED—“'OOLEN \VEAVERS underStOOd ‘9 be very firm- '0.
FOR RENT—TWO MREE ROOM
floors and two four room flours, im-
provements. 1 minute from trolley,
ten minutes from depot inquire 84
{Woodward avenue, Tel. 1106-12. J29-3t.
‘1
ID LET—COTTAGE ROWAYTON
Dix room's, eight dollars. Cotage five
looms near station, eight dollars. Ray-1
mend Gro. 00.. Elm Grove or R. 0.1
Raymond, Rows/ton Conn. 12';- 31.
To LET—6 ROOMS.
street. Inquire J. Rudder 108 South'
stains street or telephone l342-6.J28-3t.|
To LET—ONE SIDE 0]“ DOUBLE
house at No. 2 -St. John's 31., E. Nor-1
walk. 18h: rooms and bath all im-
provements, good locality. Apply
Mrs. 'A. Hawkins on premises. .128- 3t. 1 '—
1'0 LET—i101)“ ROOM APART-
1119111 No. 9 Ann St. Central location.
Inquire at 2 West ave, South Nor-'
walk. 1 J27-3t.
l
: To LET—ONE
room and bath. Lady preferred.
J27-3c.1'
"'l
iDhBIRABLD
ll 1
127 ."i.
TO LETv-\ l-‘RY
Smith. Phone 251 5.
T0 LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT“
3rd story, rear. Rent :8. Adults onlyu
Also 3 room office, Swartz and Cor-I
belt block. For further particulars sp-1
ply oflice 01d Well Cigar Co.
TO LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE.
dar street; improvements. 8 omcas,}
Washington street. Inquire Samuel‘
Boodner South Norwalk. 1118 if
jro LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL ”‘1
provementa.1 1-! acres of land. barn.
chicken house. fruit trees, small cot-1
rage on premises. Rent 830. Gregory1
Boulevard. Inquire Dr. Bohannan,
84 South Main St. Phone 00 n10 tf
-_ _._. ___-. .. . ~ ‘2’: }
- Crockett, 16 South Main St.
. walk for further information.
J29-3i.
FOR SALE—NEW FORD RUNA-
bout, run only a few miles. Fully
equipped chock absorbers,
Guaranteed as a new car. Can be
seen at Vaast Bros. Garage, Chestnut
St., South orwalk, Ct. J29-3t.
FOR SALE—RIDER ER'IOSO NIHOT
1nir pumping engine, surrey and coupe, and good education
52 SPRING 1“ 80°“ "‘1"- F°r “‘8 cheap E F- 111011 to right party Address in own
W eed, Tokeneke. J29- 2t.
FOR SALE—$3,000 BUYS GOOD 2
family house (worth $4,000 fine loca-
tion $900 cash and move right in in
South Norwalk. Address box 314
[South Norwalk. J29-3t.
FOR SALE—CHEAP, 117670011
tables in 80011 condition. 919° 919° iward avenue Mrs. R H. Rockwell state council of the canton of
F. 1
formerly of 12 'Haviland 81.. Nice
t
10. D. care General Delivery. 80. Non ms Suitable for man and wife or dent 01' the Swiss
tricai fixtures for same. Write J.
J27 3t.
FOR BALE—PIANO liN FIRST-
FURNISHED cleats condition Bagain for quick huy- l
er. 49 Port St, East Norwalk J27- 3t.|
FOR BALE—INDIAN MOTORCY-
cle, in good condition. Must. sell on ac-
count of leaving town. Write Motor
_cycle, care Sentinel J27-3t.
FOR SALE—MOTION PICTURE
ousiness; 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 B. Ballard, Bridgeport,
Conn. 122-“
FOR SALE—FAMILY LIQUOR
store or Just the license. It can be
transfered any place in town, a toad
opportunity but a grocery store to
15576 liquor and groceries combined.
Must sell quick. inquire .7. Mesa.
Central Hotel. corner of Monroe and
1 Chestnut street.
FOR SALE—FANCY BRONZE'I‘UP-
'koy, hens and tom. Buy yohr breed-
ers now, $3.00 apiece. Call Saturday
morning or all day Sunday, 30 Myrtle
street, East Norwalk. J28-3t.
PALACE“ lfliililf l
Photo-Plays Supreme.
Mat. 2:15. , Eve. 7:15 and 9.
Bal. 5c. Orch. 105
Special Feature 'l'o-llay
SAT. JAN. 29th.
HELEN HOLMES (The Fearless
Film Star) inthe second episode
of the great railroad serial
.“Tife Girl and
The Game”
SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE
“I‘heBuried Treas-
ure of Cobre”
A 3 act Selig“ drama featuring
‘Harry Meeiayor.
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TUESDAY
in
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. WEDNESDAY,
:orlmn JOHNSON 111 “THE PENI-
‘ TENTS.“
rd §iefllng and Keystone Pipy-
era in 37115 HUNT "
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comma MONDAY. ‘ 1 !
CHAS. J. Ross in “THE SENA- 1
“LIFE'S‘ ‘
.j 3 Broadway
POULTRY
CUSTOM HA'l‘GHbNG. . .. ..
and
BABY CHICKS .
FAIROAKS FARM
C. A. Wells Ilarlen, Ci. Phone 4138.
LOS'P' -
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LOST—ONE FUR LINED GLOVE.
Wednesday evening . Finder please
return to Norwalk Library. J28-3i.
,jLOBT-JA BANK- TlOD'K ON THE
Union Savings Bonk of Dan'bury, name
Mrs. Lottie Brundage. «Finder please
leave at. Sentinel oilive or 417-13 phone.
129-“.
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EREGENl
Offering Picture Programs Up To
'a Standard—Not Down to a Price.
Mat. 2:15 - Eve. 7: 15 and 9
1." seats . 10 cents
,Bollea .aad.|'.lo'gea_ . . 20 cents
TODAY :-
' The Fox Star
VALESKA SURATT
“TheSoui of
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' FRIDAY. -
VD 004mm“ fin“ “THE BU.-
in“ "if! semi all!‘
1791119 1111-711- 5555 or .
electric ,
lights, speedometer, slip giver, etc.
' business.
terences Grocer care Sentinel.
1 buy.
and spinners ana general help in w-ool
en inunui'sctory. Apply to Supt. Ml-
and Manufacturing Compam, Bishop
Mills, Norwalk, Conn. J29- 3t.
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL To
assist in housework'tor a small fam
ily. 9". care of Sentinel. J29-1t.
WANTED—CAPABLE YOUNG W0-
man stenographer of some experiencé
Bemanent pos
hand writing. 1'. 0. box 706, So. Nor-
wallr. . J29- 3t.
WANTED—YOUNG 1MAN ABOUT
18, with some knowledge of grocery
Apply by mail, giving ref-
J28-3t.
WANTED—JBOARDERS 39 WOOD-1
Phone
J ‘23 3t
two men Home cooking.
1622- 8.
M:
WANTED—BOY TO DO JANl'l‘OR
work for tuition and books. Call be
.iween 7 and 8 Monday evening. Mar-l which the German flair‘rniscd by
J 29-lt.
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rill College.
n.
WANTED-roman AND 11191.1;
Apply Clifford Hotel. 1:27 31‘
WANTED—GOOD srnam won ‘
on for general housework No cook
ing.16 lldaviland St. J27 3t.
WANTED—WP ONCE, 4 0R 5
rooms. Improvements Within ten
minutes walk of So. Norwalk depot.
Address P. 18. Smith. 37 Clinton ave,
Stamford, Conn. 127 3L.
WANTED—GIRL FOR- GENERAL
housework, in a family of two. Ap-
ply to Mrs. W. Ia. Olsen, No.8 Elm
street, Norwalk.
WANTED—THOROUGHLY EXI’ER
IENCED SEWING MACHINE OPER-
ATORS ON FINE IILK SHIRTS. 1
TO M. N. MAYEHOFF e 00.15;
MERWIN STREET. NORWALK J 17.
WANTED—TO. BUY ALL 171an
of cattle, calves and poultry. Best
prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
cows and apringers. Friedman. South
Norwalk. Tobllfil.
9.
:lICES
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ARCHITECT 123 WASHINGTON
street. Tel. 359-3, South Nor‘vralk,1
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Nomlk. Bicycles. motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged,
caper: repairins.'Baby -carriagea re
caircd. We do vulcanisinx Prices res
tenable.
CLUETT, PEABODY a 60.,
tant—
lnpenenud operators empower rue»
11171179!l
INC.
‘
jUDGE LINDSEY
'DHlE HLNGUE, Ian. 29
London. 11:35 a. nit—«Ben
Lindsey has left Holland for'Ber—
via
.7 ha, to study the needs of child
rcn in the belligerent countries.
It IS said that Henry Ford. before
leaving Christiania, told Mr
Lindsey that if, it were feasible,
' sion
STEADY WORK ASSURRED. APPLYQ
ON WAY TO BERLIN?
Italy has given assurances that 1 .3:
the guns mounted on the liner
Verona are for defensive pur-
poses only, and the State Depart-
ment today advised the Treas-l
ury that there was no obiection
to permitting the Italian liner to
clear. The New York Customs
authorites 'were instructed to
D
clear the ship.
Upon the receipt of instruc-
tions from Washington the cus-
tom house today granted clear-l
ance papers to the Italian Liner
Verona.
-LANDWEHR SENT ’
TO LAUSANNE1
GENEVA, via Paris. Jan. 29,
5 :2b a 7n.—-~\ bataiion of the
123rd Landut‘lli‘ has been sent
to Lausnm at the request of the
aud Camille de Coppet, presi-
Federation has
been delegated by the Federal
(ouncil to proceed to Lausanne
Bio discuss the situation which has
arisen in that citiy. as a result of
the hostile demonstration during
the German Consul. on the occa-
11f E11111erol: \\'illiam 5
birthday on 1:111. 27. was torn
tioWn l)\ a mob. l
The Ciil of lansamlc is now
calm Thcl Landwehr soldiers on:
arri1al were greeted with cheers
for the 811155 army and cries of
"Do“ 11 with spies." The Lau-
sannc City Council has issued an
appeal to the inhabitants to live
up to their traditions of orderly
and dccorous cond‘uct. Ambassador (it radr plow-1i 1111 ~ ‘ . , ‘ ~. 1.. 1
W“ ‘ 1Part in Colonel House 5 program 1 11mm 1 1 a .. , If,”
C LONEL HOUR” of \\ edncsdnv llc aitcndul lllt . ‘-
0 IN BERLIN services at tth Cathedral in hon— THFATRE 1
RFWRIIN 1:111. 20. via London or of 1' lll])LI‘t)I‘ \\ 1llnn1~ biiih- PHONE ..
-—Colonel Edward M. House do) and spent the alterilll‘tlill NORWALK 1501 ‘1
”73L 11 ho remained in comparative sc— shooting on his present 1 w .
1111si0n during his first two daysl
in Berlin began his series of
tonversations with German of-
ficials at a luncheon lestcrday at
the American Embassy. Dir. W
S. Solf, Secretary of State for
the Colonies, attended :the lunch-
con.
legal Notice '
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. GS. Probate
Court. January, A. D.. 1916.
Estate of Catherine W. Lovell late
of Norwalk iii said District. docedfied.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
moi of ‘Norwalk, hath limited and al~
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac—
counts, properly aitested. within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to Sarah E. Lithgow.
Administratrix.
329-F.5-12.
Ash Cans
1 Garbage cans.icoal 110113.631: sitters,
’ furnace shovelsfoil heaters, etc; at
lowest prices. ‘ ..
Albertf“F‘-.1Gehebe
Phone 1Q99-2 Prompt Delivery.
he would provide ample funds to
1hclp the children.
25 Waslllnqten 8i. Bo. Nprwalk
1‘. . . v. ~15..- ’
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y I ‘ 4- a
125 Hamill-Sheet
. ‘1 ‘ .- ' ‘a " '1‘;14 1‘. 1
11w“ ' 1. . I.
55 then all gas used is obtained for 01111'95 Cents per 1000 cubic fut, a
9’ reduction of 24% from the present rate.
'3' a .
.3. When gas can be obtained at such low. rates, there is no ccon- ’
o .
:5. omy in the use of coal in the kitch’en. \Ve predict that this new rate
incwvomtro sourn NORWALK
paid a sen 11c charge of 60 Cents per month, (flly a Ctnis per day,
0
300:”
will revolutionize-(the kitchen arrangements in Norwalk, and that
within a short time practically all Nbrwalk homeswill be using gas
exclusively for cooking, heating the water, and heating the kitchen. 1 ’ .
This new. gas rate has many advantages which we will be glad to \
explain in detail. A: postal or ’phone call will bring a representative
We believe it is the first of its
kind in the United States, and we are' anxiouslcl have our customers
to tell you all about the new rate.
appreciate its many good points.
United Elech'ic Light 81: Waler Co.
67 WALL STREET TEL. 1330 NoRWALK, CONN.
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Thursday Evening, February 3
Timetable _
~— ’ 1 ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY
souru NORWALK To new YORK. 1 .
a M.—1:39x. 5:471, 5:119. 5:57x.: Kiaw & Ellanger lresent
7218:, 7:40, 8:101, 8:21x. 8:593 9:23x.
9:40. 19:95:, 10:53:, 11:51. HENRY and RUTH ,
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P. M.—1.13x, 1.27:, 3.0.x. 3.29. MILLER CHATTERTON
4:31x. 6:181. 6:45. 6:02; 6:47, 710211.,
17:45:, 11:45:. In the Reigning. Com Success of the Season
“ Daddy Long Legs
By [can Webster
Sundays.
L M. 4-12: 25:,
10:98x.1 11: 61!.
P. M.:—-—1 131, 2: 44:. 8:12; 4: 31:
5:45. 5107:, 6:57x, 7. 07:, 7: 571:. 9: 45x l
10:40.
5:47;. 9:54.‘
"A. lil—‘-4:41x, 6:30, 6:39, 8:00;.
:6h. “:1”, 10:03:, 10:06. 10:60x.
P. lip-1!: 03!, 1: 05, '8: 041. 2: 57.
9:27x. 8:54. 4:.23 5:131. 5:29, 6:32
511m now 0N» 511111
6: 00!. 5: 06, 9:102, 9: 97. -11: 16!,
12:00:. ‘
' . Sundays.
A. Ila-0:00. 8:007, 9:00, 10:03:,
10: 55:.
1:03:, 3:391; 6:09.
11:151.
17. 11.——17:1o.
6:252, 6:00: 7:20; 8:103.
12:00:.
sou-m NORWALK 70 NW Haven
11. ass—17:77:. ,1: 11:, 5. '95, 7.15.
9:151. 10: 181:. 11: 17:. 11: 57:.
11.11.91: -70,:‘9 111x. 4: 79, 5:19, 5: 20.
5:51. 7.0911; 9: 75. 11:77. '
Sunday-
.4”. n.—-17: 75:. 1:1911, 7. 47. 9. 15:. .
10:19,.11:12x, 11: 57a. ‘ .
r. M.:—209x. 4145:. 11:95:. 5:45.
7: on. 5 .99x. 9: 75:. -
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s. 154119. 9:97. 9 59; '
9.1—1: 75. (no.5: 33 1:14.
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