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“ANTED—IRS, WOKBN. GOV-
mat positions. List tree. Franklin floor at 12 Chestnut street. Vacant in sootcoudltloa. Must sell this wees.
Institute. Dept. 281, Rochester, N. Y.
1121 1.. View avenue.
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TO LET—5 BOOIS SECOND FOR SALE-FORD AND ll. C. ll,
Jan. 1st. inquire if. D. Lawton, 40 Bay-'tizs each. C. loltendry, West Nor.
m It. waih Road, New Man. Conn.
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Dept. 28L, Rochester, N. Y.
ii capable. State ago, reference and
salary to box 0. L. B.
waurso - rllovssrlus GOV-
enoacntwar [ignition now open. Men, 6 Cottage street, 4 rooms, first floor. quire oi Peter O'Hara, 28 Howard
wot-on wanted. me month. Write im- Inquire on promise- or m Ely ave-’uvonuo, East Norwalh. Phone 241-4.
mediately for list. nostrils luatltiltO.
d‘.’8 1m
d26 It i
' TO LET—1N use? sonwslal No.3 Fon one—yous llA'l' nous. no
one. soon- only. d2“! of m at
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TO LET—PROM JAN. 10'”! BUN-i FOB SALE—APOLID PIANO“
«t .
WANTlno-BRIGHT YOUNG HUN MW. 81 Lincoln avenue. 6 rooms in first class condition. inquire at In-
as roociving clerk. Good opportunity and bath, all improvements. Rent :21le once.
fi— -
FOR‘IALE-l LATE IODEL 0V-
1911 Buick
inquire of Chas, 1-3. Hoyt. 5
To LET—NEW APARTMENT nu.“ erland touring. like new.
WANTED—TOOL lAK-ERS WANT- modern improve-onto, centrally. loiroadltn- Wuhlc’l smst. ”mend
ed by the Wheelorfl‘ool 00., 183 War
ter street, South ’Norwalk. d26 3t
WANTED—41‘ YOU WANT TO
start a side filine business by mail,
with a reliable product. see the or
portunity we alter (or 8350. Lock box
1218, Provide-boo, R. I. (126 st
WMTID—vBALESMAN WANTED
823 guaranteed with commission. Box
X care 0! Sentlnol.
WANT
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heated. Inquire at Copyright Clotuu‘stroot.
Store. 6 North Main street. it?! St
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TO LET—P'IRST FIDOR. ALL H‘- Vllh ODD-w Den of land on WM
provealeuts. 5 rooms and bath, elec- Norwalh Road soar Connection Ton-
'tric lights. Gas, near East Norwalh do “ 9110. last is sold at also to clooo
pot, No. 220 East avenue. Phone. Geo. f estate. In!!! slant 0! call nontr-
l.. Britten, 82 Fort street, East Nor-‘0‘. balaaoo on lot-unto. lanairo
,ullt. Conn. m rtl acorn a Canon. Attys. Unitod our
“building. Tad. an
70 LET—i noous AND nasal
:lfliluire at lloyal Grocery. 225' South? TO l." - swarms nvs
{Main street, South Norwalk. d27 ‘1 ; rooms, first floor, all ”cum
i ‘hrnishod. Only 825. 4 rooms first
: To LET—HOUSE, 21 HOYT STUfloor, Ill immaculflflt "filled.
Electric lights and furnace. inquire ”3.26. Also a few other m
waursoerunnms TO WORK
In tsctory.
woman?— snu‘rnma. PAY
whilo learning.
Chlell, Peabody
& 130.: lilc.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
. 136th
Semi-Annual Dividend of
I The N orwalk_Sfl'ings Society ‘
Norwalk, Conn, Dec. 13, 1017
At a meeting of directors of this
society, held this day. a dividend, at:
the rate of four (4) per cent. per an-l
num was declared to depositors from)
the earnings of the six monihsf
ending December 31, 1917.
The same will be entered on pass-
books and paid on and after January
10. 1918.
MONEY DEPOSITED ON 011 BE-
FORE JANUARY 10, 1913, Will
DRAW INTEREST FROM JANUARYZ
/18'l‘, 1918.
STEPHEN lI. HOLMES,
President.
FREDERICK A. ELIE,
Treasurer.
Deposits 34.500.000.
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A ram-or for Mattias
Pal-lea»
and will not otri :tun.
' lotions in l to I days
no.» you it gaunt—rm. u. or a m can
ya w’f' “53511, .1 ma a
a- a
. _ of II. urinary sans.
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non cOAl. OUTLOOK nan
80m Shel-tag: in State in.
‘ 24 Hoyt street. on 3t'
‘ Aslc John 1’. Halves
TORT—43 ROOMS AND 5 $001183
and bath, all improvements, conveniu ”flu.“ ’m
...t ton. a. noun. roe. houses in: mi. norms-mane!
and floor. corner Hamilton and Lows'
street. Call .1. M. Layton & Co. or Alex— 10".:
.nnr’ier White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. 'l'el.4 .
Moo. Loa'r—nuowll conun poo
. _ :with white neck and chest, between
T0 LET—6 ROOMS w] ALI. lM- Darlen and ‘New Canaan. Reward. Not-
provements. Furnished or‘furnishrdj if! P. 1- llewitt, New CIDI‘II. . 433 31
at too south luv ulrostmbaaironal»l aim—
United Grocery."'A ‘31 ‘Jmt\ om , .iqwifl' -- BETWEEN NORWALK
. _ . .. two ' Windim NorwalL .on lrn'iiy 810
TO' LET—2 APARTMENTS "a bill in addreared enVelopt' Kindly-Fe
rooms each, at 96-93~'P.ylor avonuo,‘ turn to the News": Railway company
'city. lnoairo Mrs. R. Tarlov, 10 Grove olllce. ' '
street, city, Telephone 1162-12. i
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Losr—A'r rim ARMORY rain/tit
TO LET—BRICK BUILDING, UN- evening, a round raccoon mud. Rm,
ion street, suitable tor storage. Room , ward if returned to Henry Prowltt,‘
for four auto cars. ’11": Hilton & Bill? Norwalh.
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ey Co. , «-
rTODAY 110
'ro LET—FLOORS 01' 2 AND 4' ..
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, ciao-l NEW YORK. Dec. 2 .
trlc lights and improvements. Rents 10:30 a, m.)——Fow notoworluy i'
moderato. Inquire 84 Woodward arelcs were recorded at the opening at its
nue. Tel. 806-4 or 478-3. :day'a Stock Market. but demand [or
-—~ - ~ rails were soon resumed at average
BUSINESS NOTICE gains of 1 to 2 points in the ilrst half.
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward
hour [or grangcrs, coolers. New York
Flahcrty, proprietor. Trucking. Lon; Central and some of the Families. ('bi-
distance hauling. Light and bean “5" " “m“ mmm' '“"'°-"'P”°°"‘
trucking. Oillce telephones 1531, zoo. m'“ “t ‘" “mm" °‘ 5* WM"!
ilouse connection. I'Equlpmentil and coppers also rose 1 to.
. 2 points with a few specialties such as!
oils and sugars. United States Stool.
increased its early lractional gain to a:
point and related stocks were firm to:
. strong. Liberty Bonds were steady.
EXPRESS SERVICE AT Fillmlll‘le
RATES To NEW YORK . ‘
WA”. STREET i
I .'.':i'i T " ‘
10 per cent. discount on 191': bicy-
'cles-auto tires, sectyda at
lble prices. A. Modne, 70 N. 11‘
NEW YORK. Der. 28 Wall Street.
EASTERN Mm m lNoon.—Extenaivc buying of secondarvf
Freight boat loom Pier as. no "mo who“ status is likely to ho
River, r'w York (root at Juana-.ntrensthenod bv Government control.
it.) ovory oay mot Sunday. at l a marked the late forenoon. In addition’
n. Freight nooks. at "malls up u
| p. m, and at Norwaltr a, u to Rock Island issues, in which ad-
..th Ivaintles ran from 2 1-2 to 4 points,
is” o Jll
gains of 2 to 5 points were made by
ovltabio, Russell Says.
A serious shortage of soft 003' in city court room in the C", m“ ‘3" and St. bouts, Denver and Rio Brande. —(iount
heritable in Connecticut within the
next few weeks, and that the situa‘
tion for. the manufacturers of the
ata 11*er to become critical with-
in t’llnle is the opinion at Thomas
W. Russoll,’federal fuel“ administra-
tor 10:- Connecticut and chairman of
thefllel committee of the Connecticut
state council of defense, who return-l
ed on Monday from WashingtonJ
mgé'ngzl coAndmiuiaetrSdl-i “3:. he WOrid here were made known by
Harry A. Gal-field. and aiio thunem-
bers of the railway war board.
Mr. Russell all/d Dr. Garfield spent;
an hour and a hall in conference with
the railroad men on Saturday. withl
the object, if pouible. of increasing
the shipment of bituminous coal to
Connecticut at tidcwatev points. The
coulerence with Dr. Garfield later oc-
cupied two hours and at the conch
slon lr. Russell was very much dis-
couraged at the result. He was Icar-
iul that nothing could be done to
avert a soft coal» shortage which
would undoubtedlv have a disastrous
otfeci on tho lactorles of Connecti-
cut. .
CARDS 0F THANK.
in: take this means “expressing
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nun-o to u: to wishborsand meals
in our recent thaw-fill; tho 1.!
of mainland.“ Also. wish to
mail aortas boa-tin now-rs.
3:110:4th for dis: hiadnooa’
aaowotwhat formality”
Some of the meme" 0‘ the 1“" Erica Wabalili s: I
, . . . .ouis Southwest-
Advlsory Board wot-Mn session in the 9111. Colorado Southern, Minneapolis
evening, helping those people who had
trouble in doing so, to fill out their
questionaires. '
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Seaboard Air Line and Western lary-
land. Standard fails also strengthened
iwith steels, shippinss and motors.
' :Rallroad bonds gained one to three
i. w. w. LITERATURE SEIZE°-- ‘polnts. mom 4's sold at 97.02 to‘
{96.90 and the? l-Z's sold at 98.48 to
CHICAGO. Dec. .28.—80me of the 98 ‘2 I
results or the recent raid on head-i ' '
arters oi the industrial Workers of
——-
l yaw roux. Dec. 28. Wall swer.‘
ill'ederal oiliciala today. Ania-g title 1:2 0p. m.——'1'he buying movement as-
' tons of literature seized were 50.000.51.111.“ wider proportions in the “g".
“9‘“ °‘ "Sabota1e."faVbookybykEliz: .noou, Rails increased their advau.
:engllofcualgml‘lmynuni o (3,". coonfséirazyétage by i to 3 points. New Haven
against the Government. Thousands gaining 6. Utilities also rose 3 to 5
lot copies 0! another book:callcd-,”Sa-‘polnts on the theory that dividends.
:hotaso." by 3"“ PM” '93 seized are to be maintained and active ape-2
' hllouantiiies 0‘ stickers ”Mb“ ioltlcs made further noteworthv in"
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i Dont be a Sold or Be a Man ewil’rmem‘." l
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. l. W. W. song books, and plates from
.which they were-pruned, also were _
WILL COMMANDIER UNIFORM
IMTIRIAL.
taken.
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CH ICMIO. Dec. zo.—Ropresoata-
rd.” 011 ' tlves of the Quartermastor's Division
M 58.0.0!“ m “'10! the United States Army lath! bo-
blflfllllr , litan taking an inventory oi all annvl
m W , uniforms and uniform matariol in
' Chicago mcpanrtory to commandm-i
in; such goods for army use. The ac-l
Wand how Shovels.
lion 1a boingtaho'aunder orders re-'
coma ‘i an the War Deparimont. Ot-
, Mk0
iromrve Russian battalions w
lulled orders to result.
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TRIMMEDHATSZ. . .. ...... ...... Michael
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OWN MS ”I OMS -AND FUNERALS.
GENERALV PEAGEY‘ E now. Mfil. vars.
WGSNO’mPONSE‘ The. Rev. Andrew Jachson Park. 0‘
.. , ‘155 Utx street . Preoport, L. l., who
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died 'lonby, was buried yesterday in:
Grooaaoid cemetery. Hemp-tend. Dr;
:Parh was in his eighty-fourth year. He
was a clergyman for fifty years. Ho
lilit’ll, Which droppcd'near a party‘hu m ll chum 0’ the m,“
of American engineers kahg“chlpd-lor a", ”a". He w" form"
ill trenches ml the French front ly loll-10¢ .n Weston. Ho ta “uh“,
('liriiltnlas we, killed it corporal by M5 wife and two donation alias
gitrngim‘" ""d "0“"de a [Xi-1”"), l. Park and Mrs. Arthur'Clarl
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Bolaeviki soldiers in PctrongriLZfi: mummvrblzm’t’d;
have seized all the private banks the Unltod Statu’ho was in cha of.
in’ the city, including the branch I! strut “I la in“; '
of‘the National City Bank of New;v k ”it“ her of h 1:.
'thk. R. R. Stevens, the manager; 0' ‘ e was ‘ I”- ' °
0‘ the branch, was mooted, but fortnde P'E'b’umn Classics.
was released latent .~ . .
‘I’ARIS, Doe. 28.—-—Arti|lery
' Kathorloo A. Moro: ' "
. . . . Katherine A. Bollard. widow of the
’5‘th “”mde """n3 the:lnto John Beiford, died at her homo on'
lligiit on the Verdun front near,
t'ailrivrcii Wood, when the tier-i“ w'rd'nm m. morning. 8'" 4'
lllillls madeall ulltlllcccilitlill attack ‘aurvlvcd by one '0'" “"li'm' 01 m"
on Wednesday. the War (Mice "him" and “w daughters, Mrs. Bloom
po' it. There also wanhcavy idlell-‘io’ w'“ “we" Mr" 1' Murphy.
:11! in Lorraine. .Elia. lay. Lily and Carrie liellord.‘
I’EKING, Dec. 28"Jn", Phi-”n” funeral services will be hold on
“a t‘nmnlnntler-in-t.‘lliel m “apilonday afternoon. _'The Rev. Mr.
m. Mailchurin, on December 25 Howell will oillciato and the burial
resented at the Bolnhpv‘iki head-fl" be in the Norwallt cemetery.
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{porters the demand that the‘tivz‘t: | , Funeral o, F. .. Ambler.
WP", under its control ”a“. “31- The funeral services of Frederick .1.
bill. The Boloheviki ailtlloritit'szAF'bm '°'° he” ""91?" afternoon
agreed. but during the night lS-"t the Norwalh Ii 3. chufch. The hon-
,Or bearers. a delegation of the Knight
(hi the morning of December 26.79m9km "9 “90". w- “mdv
lilo 6191b Regiment opened fire. on 303m” Triatram, Milton “'0“ “d
the i'hinoslc, who thereupon rc-iF- 5: LYON. While 11'! MUM PI“-
plicd. killing the colonel. and aiW""" “'9" 0- Lawson. "‘69 “‘5'!
number of men. The regiment thenlbw' 0"“ Pollard. Wm. "m“- Fm’
surrendered. The 589th Regimentim“ 3'73“" “w“ W. 0’95"" A
also illll'l'l'llthl'l‘fl and gave up its!"’" M" °' °' "W” “a "I'm”
arms. 'worc present at the uorvice at which
Rntln, tllc Bolsheviki chief. SIa-t'he W m “d the Re“1’3""-
vin and Llltaki, his'allsist'ants, comm" Motor of the parish. oiliciated.t
raped. The Chinese now contmlim bluial was in Riverside contetory.
the situation and the lives of for-i
eigners are being safeguarded. i "W” °' “l" “W" 1"”-
Advices from Tokio under date; The "m' 0' ”'1 Cl“ Zena.-
of December 27 reported that tho :wile OI Louis Zollor, summar- waldo-ts
illusions at Harbin had snmndcr- ,0‘ We" Norwalh, ""3 brought. it! “3'
ed to the Chinese and had been dis-:“m‘hr 3- 3- “”5““? from N"
armed.
ZURICH. Switzerland. Dec. 28..” sprint; Grove Cemetery. Darten
,Jlllinn Andrasny, ,ex.iRev. 1'. la. Price a! Dori. oflclavd st
Premier of Hungary, writing onithe. grave.
the peace question, says: !
”From the moment we were Funeral of Mrs. Eliza Alien.
free in the east the whole situa- "0 "'an "mm “mm“ M"-
tion fundam'etllally changd, and . 3“” MM! "in be 1"“ from he? hm.
the Central Powers now also will,“ “is?! I!!!“ 1111' Iflmoon at 2
gain supremacy ill the west. io'clocll. The interment will be in Riv-
“It is no longer possible for «side cemetery.
America to give us the finihai‘ngi
stroke. She must‘nave the En- HEARING or NEW-HAVEN.
icnte." l noon mmou um. 2
"’ i A baring on the petition of the
AMERICA!” I” FRENCH ARMY “s" “gym" I'M.” .W of the
‘—"‘ itwo parocis'of land in Windsor, will
To u' .' "me“ she held before the public utilitigs com-
PA . .-—Amcri . .
R15. D" 28 can "mm-liaisons at the Capltoi'January 2. 0:
corn serving in anv branch of the. ~ ,
French 1m" m” hereafter apply ‘ 041.30 ocloch in the morning. The pa-
any Amrrican camp and secure meMillion was presented at tho commit.
sion on Muller 15.
tanner to the United States Artur.
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$2.50"
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9:671.‘ 7:111, 7:641. 8:211. 8:691.
9:24, 9:39, 10:31.
1:091, 1:391, 3:021, 3:29. 4:321, 6
6:40, 0:021, 6:47 (Stamford only).
7:“00, 10:071. 10:301.
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9:191. 10:071. 10:301. 1040. .
NEW YORK 10 SOUTH NOMIALK
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9:161. 10:301. 10:00. 10:601. '
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2:181. 2:67, 8:301. 3:63, 4:131 (Bacont
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7:16; 9:191. 1019212114111. 11:581.
P. 11.——12:03 (Brldseport only),
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so the Herald today. a circular to - .
"' 'sxcuauoa ”microcosm:
this effect 1’! now going the malady .
the French Army. . 1 sum ”91‘
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