._ Jeeves the
-,. tsketchmdds. he will ,unde
m
ar‘
Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
"Ads.”—To Let,
Business and
LASSII‘IED Advertisements on his page. Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
I‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- .
face or Caps, Double Price.
FOR BALI.
FOR SALE—1914 SAXON RUNA-
b0ut. in fine condition. Motor is A1.
87.5 it sold before Feb. 10th. inquire at
Charles H. iiuributt, ll) Crescent Ter-
race, tsiuth Norwalk. f4 3t
FOR SALE—1515 CHEVROLET
touring selfctarter. 1913 Overland
roadster, 1913 Buick touring, 1912
Marion touring. Wehrie’s Garage:
11 Raymond St. South Nowaik. J29'3t.
FOR SALE—RIDER-ERJ‘OBO NHO'l‘
lit pumping engine, surrey and coupe,
In good order. For sale cheap. E. F.
Weed, Tokeneke. J 29—2t.
FOR BALE—FAMILY LIQUOR
more or Just the license. it can be
clustered any place in town, a, good
opportunity for a grocery store to
have liquor and groceries combined.
Irmtsen quick. Inquire J. Desean.‘
neutral Hotel, corner of Monroe and
Gluinut street.
FOR EXCHANGE—TV“) FAMILY
house and building lot to exchange for
small farm between Norwalk and D-ar-
len on or near Stamford road. Address
Iii. C. it, clo BentInel. f7 at.
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AUCTION.
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The undersigned will sell at public
luctlon at the home of The late MR8.
ROGERS, 54 OSBORNE AVENUE,
East tNorwalk, THURSDAY, FEBRU-
ARY 17, 10:30 A. M. SHARP, one lot
of hobsehold goods, consisting of 1
Walnut dining table, 2 iron beds, mat-
resses, wire couch, rockers, trunks,
dishes, 2 9x12 rugs, (new); also wear-
ing apparel. feather bed and carpet.
Also several antique pieces,
bed spreads liner, silver ware, desk
and other articles. too numerous to
mention. Sale per order of South Nor-
Walk Trust Company. per C. E. Hoyt,
treasurer, administrator. By J. K.
Finch, Auctioneer, f7 3t
GRAND FAIR
and the
AMERICAN BAND
«MUSIC HALL, FEB. 7-14
Will be opened by the Mayor, who
will be present with all the other
city otliciais Monday night.
Band (‘oncerts and Dancing every
evening.
Bands and out of town Lodges
each night
Tues.-Slamford; Wed.— ~Dnnbury;
Thurs—Bridgeport.
Friday Fraternal Night. Most all
the other lodges will be present.
. DONT MISS THIS
parlor, .
chairs, mahogany tables and standsf
TO LET.
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM.
with all convenience. Suitable for one
or two, in private family. inquire 16
West avenue, South Norwalk.
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1 TO LET—tIJ'HSlltABlE it‘URXlSlis
ed rooms. Some suitable for light
housckeeping, with all improvements
in refined neighborhood. inquire 2
High street, South Norwulk.
T0 LET~F1YRNISHED ROOMS AT
10 Crescent Terrace. Also barn room
for automobiles. Apply 10 Crescent
Terrace.
T0 LET—(WAII’LETED AND
ready for occupancy. one apartment
with improvements. One block from
West avenue. Inquire at 47 West ave-
tnue, South Norvvalk or phone 458. it til
TO LET—ONE HALF
lWest side of 21 Union sreet. Seven
trooms and bath. Steam heater, elec-
_ ‘tric lights. all new, gas range connec-
tion. Newly painted interior and ex-
terior. New up-to date plumbing. Rent
320 per month. Possession at once.
The Hatch & Bailey Co, 29 Marshall
‘street, South Not-walk. «to if
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‘ TO LET‘TWO 'l‘liRldlC ROOM
floors and two four room floors. Int-
provements, electric lights and gas.
[One minute from trolley, ten minutes:
from depot. Inquire 84 Woodward ove-
‘ttuc. Tel. 1106-12. f4 tt
To LET—JI‘lIIthE
Int 55 and 57 Spring street consisting
of five and six rooms with improve-
ments. inquire Mrs. R. Tariov, 1 6
Grove St. Telephone. 139342. ‘F2-lt.
dar street; improvements. 3 oillces.
Washington street. Inquire Samuel
ltoodner South Norwsilt. n18 tf
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TO LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL IM-
uq .
HOUSE, ‘
APARTMENTS
T0 LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-i
WANTED. l
WANTED—GIRL... tiaxnv WITH
housework. Wages or board and
t'lmhcs and go to school. Call 9 p.
m. at .\'0. is Delden avenue, city.
WANTED—YOUNG: MAL-V AS ORD-
criy ill hospital. Onc having training
iti militia or railroad service in first aid
to injured preferred. Apply to Super-
intendent, Nurtvaik hospital I lit
WANTED—BRIGHT BOY AND
girl can have good opportunity in of-
lice, il .‘tisl‘actory. High school stud-
'ents preferred. H. Jacob & Sons, Shoe
Manufactnttrs, Beldcn avenue, Nor-
walk, Conn. 17 it
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WANTED—A YOUNG GlRi. ’D0 A5—"
sist with housework in family of two.1
Good home for right party. Address
withrparticulat-s, It. K., c‘o Sentinel.
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WANTED—~A RELIABLE MAN FDRl
canvassing and Foliecling. Must speak
English. No objection to Hungarian.
Guaranteed _ salary and commission. ;
Call 95 Washington street, over sen?
tinel office any morning between 8 and
8:30. 17 3t
WANTED—WOMAN 0R GIRL FOR,
housework. Must be good trained cooki
and capable of managing. Apply 42:
West avenue, Norwalk. Telephone'
1274. (7 3t
$75.00.
WANTED—ill EN, \VOM‘EN..
>month. Government jobs. Vacancies.I
constantly. Write for list pouition's
now obtainable. Prunklin Institute-J
Dept. 26 Ill, Rochester, N. v. '
WANTED—4'01““; l..-\l)Y STENOU
grupher and assistant bookkeeper. ex-y
pericnced. Apply til once. Victoria;
.K\\'ntcrpt'oof Co, 63 Water street, Soulh‘
‘ Norwulk, (‘otitL ft Lil
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l WANTED—MIDDLE .AGR’D ..\\'O>
:muu or girl for house work in familyl
voi' three adults. (int! who prf’i’ers good .
saw... 0.; . Mr ”c all; .3 .
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FRESH GERMAN REG!
MENTS CONCENTRATE
NEAR TCHEVIKOVCO.
(Continued from First Page.) 1
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people of the City of Viina by the
: German authorites on the ground
that the recent great fire was off
incendiary origin.
The flames
reached the headquarters of the
General Staff of the German
Army operating on the front be-
tween Vilna and Baranovichi.
Notice of an interpcliation on
the subject of Wee has been
given by Deputies Tindhagen
and Stroem, Socialist Members
of the Swedish Parliament. says
an Exchange telegraph dispatch
from Charlottenlund, Denmark,
to London. The inquiry is
‘whether through the initiative of
S‘wedhen or another Scandinavian
country there can be arranged a
peace conference of neutral states
with a view to preparing the way
for universal peace.
It is said the interpelation is
to be presented at the request of
members of the Ford peace
party.
Georges Clemenceau. farmerly
French Premier, commenting in
his newspaper L'Homme En-
chiine, of Paris, on Colonel
House's mission, which he says
“seems to be characteristic of
Preident Wilson’s spirit of hesita-
tion." writes: “Europe has sud-
denly seen a dumb missionary
disembark on its shores for a tour
of inspection among the com-
batants.‘ He has passed every-‘
where, appearing and disappear-
ing by turns like the Flying
Dutchman in the mists of the
horizon. He has said nothing, his
whole mission evidently, being to
observe. His task. I suppose. is‘
to report faithfully to the Presi-
dent. the conclusions lte draws
from personal observation as to
the balance of force between the
belligerents.
“I know nothing about Colonel
House.” concludes M. Clemen-
ceau, “but the fact that he has
been chosen for this investigation
by the first magistrate of the
American Republic leads me to
‘nicr that he has at least the quail.
nice of observation and good
sense. This is enough to satisfy
me as to the results of his inves-
tigation " .
Secretary Lansing in Washing-g
provements. 1 1-2 acres of llnd. blflhdioute to big muses. liobcrt ICiIlllt)lld.i"on tOday flaty denied that new
chicken house, fruit trees, small cot-
Boulevard. . inquire Dr. Bohannnn,
til South Main St. Phone 60.
BDIIIN-ESE; "starters“
MISS CORNELIA ODELL, OF EAST
uvctiuc, is beginning her second tenn
of dancing for adults. this Thursday
evening. in the Town Assembly ilall.
Norwalk.
H. MARlNG.
ARCHITECT 1‘23 WASHINGTON
strcct, To]. 3593, South Nortvnlk,
A. MODNE, '10 NORTH MAIN 81‘.
death Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
‘ I-d Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re»
TODAY
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7
MNRGARlTA FISCHER In
ITHE in} N’
Mat. 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9.
Sal. 5c. Orch. 10c
Balcony 5c.
Orchestra 10c.
TOMORROW
THURLOW BERGEN In
H THE CITYI I
EARL KITCHENER MAY
LEAVE WAR OFFICE
'_ LONDON, Feb. 7, 4:30 a. tit.—
Ghangcs of great importance in
the direction of the war arc con-
;emplated, says the Daily Sketch.
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five.
liam Robertson, now Chief of
Staff, probably will take over ac- quently. Louis I. Malvey, Minis-'of the entire people, who
give direction'of the war without
interference, except from the
. Itne‘t as a whole, and that a
' civilian of real abilit v
negation will-become Se
,- ’-. 'iIn-the event that Earl Kitchener
War Office. the
g.- ; market,“ important, character
“where. t» . . v ,7 . 7.. .
.m.
ADMISSION 15‘” anircd. We do vulcanlzlng. Prices rea-
SEASON TICKETS 75c. “mama
i CLUEfl, PEABODY a. co. mc.
vant— _
' Experienced operators on power mo
IIIElI Ill . .......
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V ' LOST—BUNCH OF KEYS. FIND-
er please return or notify C. H. Hurl-
butt, 10 Crescent Terrace, South Nor-
walk.
LOST—A M BER
ROSARY . PRO-
bably at Arntory Saturday night. Name.
on the cross. Reward by returning to‘
or notifying Miss Jane Conroy. 10
Hamilton avenue. South Norwaik. f7 3t .
LOST—SILVER MESH RAG vtssfl
terday afternoon between Jecoby's
store, on Washington street, and the
grailroad station. inder please return
to Police headquarters and receiver
| suitable reward.
FUN ER‘AL OF .
ZEPPELIN VICTIMS
PARIS. Feb. "7. t2 m.—Thc
14 St
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‘ the. rccc
ihcld iii the Church of Notrc
ithe mass, spoke briefly but clo-
tcr of the Interior, spoke in the
name of the government.
tags on premises. Rent 830. Gregory|
it 3t‘
22 Osborn uvcnuc.
. WANTED—Jill“. FOR FILING lllCr
n10 at partition of .l. a .t. Push, but, must the negotiations practically were
it»: good writer. Application must be
lmndc by letter, stating age and refer
'enctis. Address Ilrntvcr K, post otllct-
‘Soutlt Norwttlk. ft 11.:
, Mpfi
I WANTED~A PM or s. c. \vtttrt.
Leghorns or a pen of S. C. or ii. l‘.
— . pure breed and reasonable, White it. . tania case as set forth in the notcst
ii. 3.,
4 WANTED—A Ii‘lIbS’I‘ CLASS lll.\'-‘
nlug room woman, one who undcrg
islands waiting on table and also no,
1man to work ltt kitchen and to make
Iliersclf generally useful. Apply to
Income llorford, Prop. Golden ttttt
llotcl. Bridgeport, Conn. P34“.
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WANTED—YOUNG MAN ABOUT:
20 years old, Ill cutting room. Cili-I
cit, l’cubody & Co, Inc. F3—3l.j
t‘lo Sentinel
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WANTED—OPERATORS, taxman,
fenced on single power machine also1
girls to sew on books and eyes and
clean cotton. Steady work. good pity.“
Royal Mfg. Co., 85 Washington St.,I
.So. Norwnlk. F1-3t.‘
I WANTED—T0. BUY ALL KINDS,
[‘of cattle, calves and poultry. Besti
:prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
cows and springers. Friedman, South,
Norwalk. Tel. 1151. -
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only obcyctl tltc prompting of aI
gcncrous compassion; sltc \vishcd
‘to pvcscrvc frotn oblivion tltc‘
tnctnory of an incxpiablc cvitnc.‘
Slic wishes to raise a monument
that will recall without ccasingl
'to lI‘IC generations to conic that
’Francc has for a neighbor a ua—i
{tion unworthy of tlic great ant-I,
lbitions Sl'lC pursues, inhuman to:
ythc point of doing cvil or pleas-i
:consccratcd“ in its language a‘.
asserts ‘that Earl KitchenerE D‘ame do la Croix at M‘enilmon—lmonstrous word to express thcfsetlemcnt.
probably will leave the War Of-. taut brought ' out an immense joy of doing harm.
throng. Cardinal Amctte. Arch-l
T he Sketch also says Sir \Vil- bishop of Paris, the cclcbrant of gable mourning of several families
“Paris desired that thc irrepar-
l
tion I
will
should serve for the instrnc
, n
,ncy or forget.
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The chief discourse was pro-j OFFICIAL STATEMENT
for organi~|nounced by ~ Adrian Mithouardn
cretary for President ‘of the Municipal Coun-i‘ PARIS, Feb. 7, via Londonhthat he
cil, in the name of the City of
Paris. at whose expense the obse-I
quies‘ were held. ,
Wt victim." said M. blith-
ouerd, “the City of Perl: Moot
FROM“ FRANCE
2:40 p. m.—Offtciai‘1nnounce-
ment on the progressiof hostili-
. ties given out by the French War ~
mite . ..“In (lending to bury these in- Office this afternoon says:
"Nothing of importance occur-
red during last night? _
i method by wh
demands had been made in the
Lusitania case at a time when the,
German government considered
at an end. He was speaking oft
the Berlin dispctchcs quoting the
references by Dr.
German Under-Secretarv of For-
iegn Affairs, to “new demands." t
“This government," said Secrcv
tary Lansing. ”has not increased;
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Zimmerman.l
’7 3‘ Rhodc Island Reds. yearlings. Must W the demands made in the Lusi—i
I doubt it Dr. Zimmerman ever
made the statement that new de-
mands had been injected. because
he must how that it is utterly'y
false." i
Chairman Stone of the Senatel
Foreign ..Relations . Committee1
said today after conferences with}
administration officials that it,
was his impression that the Lusi-j
tania case “was practically’
settled." He did not go into de-,
tails. . 1
Secretary Lansmg wOuld not.
go into details or discuss Dr.
Zimmerman‘s statement further.t
When Dr. Zimmerman‘s state-j
ment was published in this!
country. however, his reference;
to new demands was taken to ap-i ,
ply to a. possible construction on
the word "illegal" in the propos-l
ed form of settlement. The only
ground American officials could
find for construing that as e'n-'
bodying a new demand was the
possibility that it might be con-
sidered applicable not alone to
the destruction of neutrals on the,
Lusitania, but also as to thel
ich. she was sunk.i
Secretary Lansing would rtot'i
go into details or discuss Mr;1
Zimmerman's statement furthest
When - Dr. .Zimmerman‘s state-é
ment was published in this coun-.
try. however, his reference to!
[funeral today of cicvcn victims of urc—thc only country in the demands was taken to apply to 3i
nt Zeppelin raid on Paris; world and in history that haszpossible construction of the wordy
the proposed form of i
The only groand',
American officials could find fort
construing that as embodying. a;
new demand was the DOBSIOIIIIIV‘
that it might be considered apple.
cable not alone to the deetluctionl
“ilegal” in
«announcement
mummmahodbywhich.
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uninterested
Secretary
;en agements.
iDepartment: considered the situa-l
' Committee,
travention of intcrnationai
fsuch
‘bccn givcn in tlic .
,that all that rctnnins in thc Lust-
‘oi' the t‘pltit'iult‘ of grip
" Mammarmouurtm
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cretary Lansing made i
nown, however. that the State:
1-.
'tion unchanged. Chairman Stone‘
‘of the Senate Foreign Relations.
said after talking
with Administration officials, that
his impression was the Lusitania
case was “practically settled." He
.did not go into details. Secretary
Lansing, however, indicated that
some announcement migth be
i.given out for publication within
,the next few days. There was no
indication whether the President
had decided definitely whether
Germany‘s latest proposal was
satisfactory or unsatisfactory.
Administration officials let it
be known that a mere choice of
words would not be permitted to
stand in the way of suCCess of
the negotiations, and that the
United Steffi will not insist on
the use of the word “illegal" or
“disavowal” in Germany's ae-
knowledgement that the sinking
of the liner without warning. and
the loss of 115 American lives
was wrong.
GERMANY MAKES
NEW AGREEMENT.
\\'.\Slllf\'ti'l‘().\', l-‘cb. 7.
Germany has agvccd that rcpriv
ais must not bc tiit‘cctctl against
any othcr tltzm cncmy Siliilt'l‘ls.
This expression is. offcrctl by!
Germany to takc thc plucc oftltc
phrase containing tlic \vord tllc-
gal. which was incorporated ill
thc draft of thc Lusitania agrcc-
tncnt now under consideration. .
'I‘hc principal consideration ot‘
the l'nitcd States now titat‘
there shall be an acktimvlctlgc—;
mcnt by Gcrtitany that the sink,
ing of tltc unrcststing merchant—I
man without warning is in con~
Iatv.l
and that such naval warfare shall.
be permanently discontinued,
Thc (icrtnan contention is that:
assuranccs alrcatly ltavcl
:‘trabic case and
is
lattia casc is reparation for the
Itvcs of ticutt‘ais and an :tcknovv»:
Ictigcntcnf that it was wrong to
tit-strov tlicttt. ,
This luttct‘ is contuittctl in lltc‘
Gcrtnnn proposal as at l)l‘t‘\t‘l|t
iranlcri \vitltotti iltc \pt‘t‘ifit‘ use.
of the novd “illcuzti.”
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CAN VISlT IN SHELTON NOW.
I'IAII'IV‘I’I'HID, Feb. T. The
Tuberculosis (‘ommission at its tncct-
lug today til't‘illl'ti to rt-tnovc thc
'llllil‘nlllillt' Against
visitors to the State 'l‘uhcrcnlosts
Srnitoriti in force since the outbreak
it was said
lilt‘ tllltlt‘lllit bud :1 scrious effect on
persons ilfliit‘ll‘ti with tuberculosis
in itb‘cs. in many instances through-
ill (hometown l'ttivcr:.it_v last night
bot-it nrrcstwi, lilt' attack of the grip
'ltiittit‘ it acttv again and in some ('llsl'SI
Tlicrc are to.
sntiitoriu.
the effect was final.
day .3210 pnticnts in the
Tlicrc arc twcntycight \ttcuncim in‘
the shocks, Illll nuuc itt tlit- lllfil'lil‘
urics “itcrc tltc most advanced cases
are placed. The commission has :t
H 3‘ OI May «'i'iv June 9 and JUIY “Hittvge waiting list of advanced cases.
The necessity of providing more room
will be brought to the attention of
thc Gent-ml .lisombly at the ncivt
session.
EREGINI
Offering Picture Programs Up To
a Standard—Not Down to a Price.
Mot. ‘Izl'i Eve. 7:15 and 9
‘
All Seats 10 cent!
Boxes and Logee 20 cents
TODAY
Edward Arden
And High Class Supporting Cast
in the l’athe Presentation
“The Beloved
— Vagabond”
TUESDAY.
Daniel Froltman Presents Famous
Players With
Marguerite Clark
_in__
T“Mice and Men"
W EDNESDAY:
EDITH STOREY and ANTONIO
MORENO In
“A PRICE FOR FOLLV."
. COMING:
Ultimo led nun. Foot-Iraq 17
—u‘stL cream and His Ameri-
one am
” ltlltlllll‘ltiliilllilill
‘lll't'at‘lll conditions," said John RI
State,
TA L LY C A R DS
cumin;r artnics. and assurance
that the t‘citci tullilllllltt \\iii be
‘given a frtc hand in thc distribu-
Th A R e d‘ 'uN 1‘ ‘ ‘IIUII ()i filth],
ey ’9 “Wimp mg '1' -e e “As to the first dcinand, I be-
Prescrtptton 99," .' -. .
. - . Iicvc (it‘llllitln' “iii agret‘ to Pro-
Th h' V- s “i\ We » _ . ' -
. (in d t u €.d . eutrunel hip htbit Iill'lilt'l' c.\]mrt.~‘ HI IUUdSWES
tton be and their tired. aching. weay . . . ~ ,
swollen om” “1d muscles have ll! trottt Ixuttttn Inland. .'
‘ J c ‘ ,5 3 “As 1., thc \t-mml, i liciicve
appeared. what 21 1‘91in after those
. . > ‘ ll ii'tttvc stocks of
long weeks of suffering and misery. 9”“ re a“ U ( . . id
.. . . . ., , [food and hunt liit‘\ ttiu not
.\cutr0uc l’I‘tot‘l‘lpllUD 99 can " ’ '
.. y . , _ . . .‘
- - ' ' '\n n on )\ tin (lt\ll))lIl
all rheumatic potsons to disappearthy I" ‘Ird‘ l’ ‘ _ l g
’ ' ,armics.
purifying tin llood. making ll. as Iii I “.\‘.~ 1” ”N ”H“! (it‘lllfll‘lti, we.
turc intcndcd ll should be. t . , . ‘ h'
‘ - . WliI gtvc ctcrv Lh‘lli’dilkk‘ t at re-
(.o to your druggm and get n cite or _ f . '1.“ 1‘ \l m It" given a
$1 bottle and insure your share of I” (out. ” H j _ ' .
l't't's omfort dud nap me Mailer free hand. and lital iotsl import-
I ‘ ‘ ‘ l as. . - , ,
( I 9 ed for l't‘ilt'I \\iii bt- distributed
(icy-s filled on $1 no 5119 .. j c .-
For sale by lilt' l‘lin‘om ph only attmttz,r tin >lllik’llilg Lin!-
Soulh Norwalk. '
‘lan ptgiulation. , .
"\Yc titct‘cttu'c ilt'Ilt‘YC Wc can
7mcct t‘\'t'l’\' condition itttposcd by
Ithc British yovcrntncnt.“
armour ,
ENGLAND WIL NOT
PERMIT SHIPMENT OF
FOOD TO POLANDf
(Wilt-Alli), lit'I). 7.~"\Vc are
not \tll'prlst'ti at lltc statcinyitt'of,
Sir Edward (irc). I‘illgiiililrg Sec
rctur)‘ for I“ot'cign .\lfairs, that,
his country cannot pcrmit ship—
titcpt of food to Poland , underi
——
Three Month’s
Gas Free
. . ~ . - - ~ g met; who take ad-
Sttittlsitt. of tittt‘ago, ill a state, to d“ consu 5
tncnt titatlc public today. Mrs
\‘tituiski. \\lio has rcprcsciitctl the
.\lll(‘i'it‘£tll i’olish organizations in
negotiations regarding rclicf for
Poland, cxprcsetl tltc bclicf that:
ititcrttationai conditions wotfldf
yct so sliapc themscIVt-s as, to.
makc possiblc tIic sending” of‘
vantage of our Special House-
piping Offer during January and
February only.
Don't cling to the old fash-
ioned oil lamps when you can
foodstuffs to the pcoplc ofiihat: easily take advantage 0‘ 0‘1"
’ country. l -
“England asks what is “right. liberal offer. ,‘
and fair shc should ask of us... make you special
Germany is willing to maltfi’cv-‘I
cry necessary conccssion c0nsist—,
cut with charity and humanity,"
continued Mr. Stituiski. “In "the
limo of cxisting military condis
tions. \vc havc no right to view
too critically the attitude of eith-
er sidc. \\"c must wait until we
have cxhaustcd our cIIorts and
I‘Ct‘t‘lYCti an ulim'atc refusal.
“As I read Sir Edward Grey’s
lcttcr to lit-rhcrt C. Hoover,
Chairman of tho American Com-
We will
terms throughout, easy pay-
ments, and best of all,
three Months’ Gas Free of
Charge
PHONE NO. 1680 and our reprev
tentative will call promptly. ‘
mission for the Rclicf of cl- ' h‘ic “:5
Qiunt, made public ycster ay', The ”fined “cc ,1;
England demands thrcc things of
ticrtnanv—l‘roltibition of them:-
port of foodstuffs front RussianA
I’olnntl: gunrutttcc that natwcf
stocks~ of footistufl's shall not be.
drawn upon to maintain thc oc-
lighl & Water Co.
67 WALL ST. NORWALK ’
'PHONE 1680.
a
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NO. MAIN ST.
Corner Union
South Norwalk.
FOR AN?! OCCASIO
, Briggerman Bros. 64
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We Have Received 100 M
OF THOSE
“Illeno $3. Carpet Sweepers;
Which We Have Placed on Sale at
980.
'Wc hope those who Were distppointed in not being
able to get one of these Sweepers at the last sale will take.
advantage of this opportunity and come early.
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The A. J. Angevme.& Son Co. I
so. NORWALK. 1' 1
134—136 WASHINGTON ST.
February SA
Offering a..saving of from.
10% to 30%
Values that are incomparable: Here you will find thef,
buying power of your dollars greater than elsewhere. and
our tremendous stock ofiert‘ ypn a large and varied assert"
ment to select fronts-Come in and let us show you the high-‘1;
quality of the goods andtbe low prices asked.
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Norwalk Chronicler