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face or Caps. Double Price.
WANTED.
WAGES — WORK‘~ 131'
ienced dairy man or teamster.
married man,
131131511.
Young
references furnished,
Ifiamuel Evans. 43 First street, East
Norwalk. d3 3t
WANTED—POSITION "BY A RE-
diable American lady as housekeeper.
No objection to country, Address,
"Day" care Sentinel. d3 31
WANTED—AN ITALIAN, SPEAK-
lng English, for canvassing and col-
decting. guaranteed salary and com-
mission. Address “Canvasser” care
Sentinel. d3 3t
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WANTED—ONE LARGE OR TWO
‘smali rooms, partly furnished. for
light housekeeping. Centrally locat-
ed} W. C. General Delivery, South
lNorwalk. Conn. . ' d1 3t .
WANTED—CATTLE AND FOUL-l
dry and calves. Me. for fat calves.
{$7.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
TO LET. 1 FOR SALE
TO LET—6 ROOMS ON 3 ROWAN!
street. Water and toilet. lnquire‘
“"111. Effron, 3 Rowan street. d3 3t
IThomas street or
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FOR SALE—ORDER YOUR LI'T'
Fisk two weeks before Christmas. 13.
Herman Vogel'sf
" " ’ - ,Grocery and Delicatessen Store. 211i
LET—APARTMENT AT 5
Six rooms and bath. Sec-
‘lnquire of S. Bresnan, 47
Norwalk, or 20 Wall
d3 31
TO
Reed St.
ond door.
West Ave., So,
St, Norwaik. Phone 458.
delivery. Oscar Olsen,
icently overhauled and restrung, 111
'ro LET—SINGLE HOUSE, 208 perfect conditionabargain Can be
Washington street, East Norwalk. Nov
(13 3!
“For; 'rangcmbnama’con.r
cert Grand Piano. rosewood case, re-l
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East avenue. All improvements Rent seen at No.12 Hamilton avenue G.’
$85.,00 }uii house, or d2 at
$20.00; upstairs, $19.00.
lor & Golden.
downstairs, S Chopin.
inquire Tay-l
d3 3t? FOR SALE—HARDMAN CABINET
:piano player. recently overhauled
T0 LET—'FROM JANUARY ISTv perfect condition, bench. 40 rolls of
1915. store and basement No.8 80. music.
Main St occupied at present by W“- looking for bargain, call 12 Hamilton.
d2 31
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liarn P. Beers as stationary store. ln‘:svenue.
quire Frederick Lander, 4 So. Main St.
Room 9. d3 31
G. S. Chapin.
‘Nsw Junel. Completely equipped.
To LET—UNFURNlISHED APART- shock absorbers. electric headlights.
ment of four rooms, bath and all im-1h0m. light over Instrument board.
provements. heated and lighted. Also‘Il'OOt throttle, extra fillies. etc
two furnished rooms for light house gain at $350 for <1“le sale. Demon-I
Must be sold immediately. 11‘
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FOR SALE—FORD TOURING (3.411.?
Bar-I
'oaaiiANs MAINTAIN Poslrloir To THE WEs
0F LOWICZ. .—.
(Continued from liirst Page;
Emperor William. who recently vi.~itcd his li’wl1» in linsl
Prussia), is now said to ho in lil'clau. Silcsia. when lit’
conferred with Archduke lircdcrick, collnnznldtr 111' the
Austro-llungarian army.
LONDON. Dccclrlllcr‘ 4—-'lilrc illt'rvasizug thrill»
dcr of gulls in the vicinity of Yprcs and thc arrit :1l 111’
liruges of transports bearing wounded nit-n lead 111 thc
conclusion in London that :1 grcatcr degrt-c of activity
has prevailed ill \Vcst li‘landcrs than has hccn rcpprtcd in
the official communications.
All reports agree that in Northern Poland the hate
tic is still undecided and ficrccly contcsted. \1itl1 the (ici‘1
mans making desperate efforts to resume their forum-d
movement in the direction of Warsaw.
Front Pctrograd comes the report that licucrnl lien-
ncnkampff has her] made the scapegoat on account of
the Napoleonic coup which enabled the Gcrnran forces
to cut through the encircling Russian cordon. Accord
illg to this report the dilatoriness of General chncn
galnpff lIn bringing up reinforcements made the success
of the German move possible.
Discussmg the campaign as a whole, a 11'ell»kno\11n
‘ Berlin critic maintains that the 10111,' resistance and thc
unexpected recuperativc powers of the Austrians coupled
with the Russians' losses in Poland, have (lcpriwd Rus—
sia of such a large portion of her first line troops that
her offensive power has been irretrievabh impaired. ()11
the other hand. observers in Petrograd express the op
poaite view and they are confident that Grand Dulw
Nicholas will. .prove himself more titan a match for the
admitted resourcefulness of (Jen. von Hidcnburg.
hliltirldiienir‘elcefllel “1750mm” comffi keeping Refined surroundings. in-
‘ ‘ ' Iqulre 2, High street, d3 3t‘
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS '— ‘
cattle and poultry. Best market priCes: TO LET—APARTMENT. LOWERI
paid. Extra prices for' fat calves.‘floor, tlve rooms. bath. all Improve
s‘oo for bob calves to fatten H ments Newly decorated Rent 418
Friedman Conn. Ave. Tel 1151.1060umn0y immediately Near rail
029 in road station. Albert Wellnltz, 33 High
'street. Norwalk Tel 1955. as St
lilill llllllfilS
TO LET—STORE (OPPOSITE
"monumeu‘tl West Ave. near Pine.
:St. Ask John T Hayes, No. 7 Main
District of Norwalk. as, Probate St" horwalk. (“'3‘
Court, November 30, A. 1)., 1914. _To—'Ler;rnon “NI 1. 131.
Estate of Nuziata Fortorella. late of fio.or 35 E
Norwalk, in said District, deceased ilnqulrc at 22 LOWIldes Ave 0.
Ordered. That the Executor exhibit Charles Smith. Phone 1361.
his Administration account to this
Court for adjustment. at the ”Probate‘
office in Norwalk, on the 14th day 01“
December, 1914. at 2 o'clock after
noon; and that all persons interested
in said Estate may be notified there‘
of. the Executor will cause this order
to be published in a newspaper hav-
lug a circulation in said District. at
least five days before said 14th day of
December, 1914.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
fioaosa To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
d1 3t
TOI LET — FlVE DESIRABI E
rooms. Will accommodate adults
:nicely. {Inquire at 30 Gregory lloule‘
vard. or telephone 33 d13
'ro LET—ATTRACTIVE Six ROOM
new half house, all lrnpro1ernc1nts and
conveniences, 5 minutes to E. N. De
pot. Low rent. Marlng Coast. 00.,
123 Washington street. d1 61
”3 1‘ M391. 'ro LET-5 noous AT 55 sparse
" ‘ .St. inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102
Tel 1165-5_ - n30 if
To the Board of County Commission . Taylor Ave.
era for Fairfield County: l
.1 hereby apply for a Drusslst‘s Ll-1 To LET—ATTRACTIVE APART-
ceuse to 3811 Splrltuous and Intoxicat- ments, East Washington and Chapel
lug Liquors. Ale Lager Beer Rhine streets. modern improvements. recent-
.Wine and Older. at 8 No, Main St.. 50. ly decorated. Rent $10.00.
Norwaik. Town of Norwalk. 5314.00. Inquire Dr. Bobannan,
Dated at South Norwaik this third , South Main street, Telephone 60.
day of December, A. 1)., 1914. - .1 1123 if
HAROLD A, MEAD. .
Applicant, I To LET-ONE NEW TWO FAM-
Manager for The Norwaik Drug Co. 3 fly house, 32 Taylor avenue. all im-
We, the undersigned, electors andlprovements and a new seven room
MXDBYGPS. as defined by law. of the cottage, all improvements, 34 Taylor
.T01vn of Norwalk hereby endorse the I avenue. dnqulre United Grocery Co..
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application of the above named Har- i or Raymond Grocery Co. n23 tr
jold 'A. Mead, manager for The Nor-'
walk Drug (30.. for such license and TO LET—BUNGALOW. NO- 27
we do severally certify each for him-1 Lincoln Ave. All improvements. Rent
self that we are. taxpayers owning § :20. Inquire of Charles E. Hoyt.
real estate situated in said Town ofl n19 ti'
Norwaik. w-
bated at South Norwalk this t'ltlrdI
SAFETY FIRST. .
Includes Your Spine.
Many sufferers are now enjoy-
mg good health after having their
1 hereby certify that tile above 11am spine adjusted. “’0“ t You Try
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay- ' It and Be Convinced.
era. as defined by law. of the Towni. F BARTHOL D C
day of December A D., 1914.
Harry Goodwin Fred 1} Coleman;
Morris Epstein. Mnk E. Parker,l.
(Thomas C. Cavanagh.
of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk this third day or,POINLESS CBIROPRACTOR.
December, A. 1)., 1914. 207 Atlantic St., Stamford.
HERBERT R. SMITH, 9 a m t0 5 P- m- 1
Town Clerk1 53 Meadow Sf... 80.. Namath.
‘—-~ ; I7t08p.m.
TheNorwrlk Di'ug (10.1.... m
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—~Sire Cecil-
8 North Main St" SOutl‘l Norwalk‘ Spring-Rice, the British Ambassador.
' OUR EEGULAR PRICES- ttlelltered to the State Department
‘100 Cascat'a Sag. Tablets 2 3 ‘today a note giving assurances that
or 5 gr 25c, Great Britain does not intend to de-
1100 1 mud 5 iron Pills .... . weds) American ships unduly in search-
1mg them for contraband.
1(0 Migraine tablets 255111-111 As 12 PT
.100 Compound,Cathartic Pills 25c “II—FORD Dec '-3*-.Wh“e “Willis
~DEL AY. AWFRICA:
from New
1100 As1irin T , . his runabout automobile
, i ahlcts " ' 98¢ Haven at an early hour this morn
11X) Rhinitis Tablets, (me-half ing James M. Atlas, a former wrest-
strength """"""""""" 25c lcr and a prominehtI hotel keeper
JAMES PARKER, Mgr.
Prescription Specialists.
in the edge of the road and it went
over the embankement near the Mil-
ford. and Stratford line, burying its
o‘er-1111:1111 in the wreckegemlt is be-
lievcd that Atlas lay where he tell
for from one to three hours before
the driver of a taxicab also coming
flan-1h New Haven, discovered him.
he lniured man was taken to Bridge-
port ”Hospital where. it is feared his.
spine is fractured and slight hope is
Iantertalned for his recovery. The car
was badly Idai‘n'agsd.
Sterling Piano Polish
25¢ A BOTTLE.
The M. Sonnenberg Piano Co.,
7 _ 104 WaShingtOn Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
ast Ave.. with conveniences. 1
Mrs. ’
$‘12.00. ,
of Bridgeport, ran his car tho close I
stratlon on appointment M z. d2 31
I FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
.ture. garden tools and carpenter
‘.tools Must sell on account of sick-
iness
walk.
FOR SALE—chICKEN CABBAGE.
81. 00 a hundred delivered. Will keep
all winter. Fred H. Whipple. Wilton!
onn. ~ d1 31
' Your Earning
Capacity
lought to enable you to do ruore than
just make a living. YOU OUGHT TO
{SAVE MONEY. The next thing to do
its to set your surplus working safely
1and profitably.
1 A SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN THIS
IBANK is both safe and profitable; and
the sure way to future independence.
The People’ 8 Trust Co
79 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Special Music 1
Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New Entrance from
Elizabeth St.
No. 5 Rowan street, East Non.
d2 3t'
Russian forces are now
miles of Cracow while the si
reported to be within tcn
tualion of l’rzcmysl thc
only other Austrian stronghold left in (ialicia, is dctlar-
1 cd to be desperate.
I1 . .
The anxrcty 111
| of the elusive De Vi ct the
leaders of the South \fricar
The German Reicllstag l
England over conditions
Africa has been greatly reliccd bv the reported capture
in South
most formidable among the
1 rebellion.
las adjourned after votingr :1
credit of $1.250H000000 and embarking Germany on the
of confidence in its succcssft
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ll conclusion. . . .
PAGE THREE
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25 ibs. Saganr for ..............................
EXTRA SPECIALS A. all! l
$132 "
19 lbs. Sugar for .......................... $1§00
SWCet Oranges .............. 25(3) 309 and 35¢ doz.
Maine Potatoes. a peck ........................... 20¢
THE GREAT A. fit P. TEA CO.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone 909 Free Deiive
r— ««««« .-. 7 _. . ”4—33
l’ljh’i. l\ i'lillc Hut." 1‘.- nnd London. 1.11' 3. 5:35
a 111.»~,\l;=1ur hliirttht . ll'c illiillill'l writer. in discussing
ll‘!(‘1'£l\lcill rll'tliillll in 1": Vli‘dgi‘lllllil Slivs‘
" liilc 1 p1 rally .1~ :11‘«.un l [.1111/ sci-rrlt'd in irrrt'sllatlow
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lllr surrounding, and nnniln'atiou of thc lttls~irtll main
hotly. llill tho (icrnlaus Tilt": selves \1'tl‘c surrotlllrlcd by
strong litrssian rcinforcemc: ts from thc 121-1 and south,
'l‘hc (icrruans, llotvcvcr. liht ratcd tirenrselvcs nith heroic
energy from this c1111‘cloplncnt and l'csumcd thcir at—
tacks with intlorrlitahlc 11cr~€~~tcnce 'l‘hc giurtntic offensive
lnovcmcnt of tilt: Russians il'nlll Soldint to L‘racov: has
alrcndy {silt-d.
”The plan of campaign. originally uradc in l’ut‘is' in
. that Russia
should throw hcr chief strength against ticrmany in or-
The
(‘l ‘lll’
the interest of France and England. was
0 n the 11'1'stcrn front.
intention was to 111'1l1‘c nu ir'rcrislihlc Ulis’llsht’ and
(let to rclicvc thc prcssurn
pcl lllc 11‘ithdra1va! of such large forces from France as “
to make possible Anglo l-'.rcnch stlcccss.
"Russia. llotvcvct', flirt-11 her chicf
Austria. l)clicving that sitc Would be abh-
forccs against
to effectually
but aftcr :1 four
been accomplished
cause the Austrians and Hungarians are fighting as
the time of Field Marshal Radctzky.
rccupcratcivc force.
"Russia already has lice—11 compelled to change her
whole plan of campaign which often enough dccidcs
final victory in favor of the oppouct. What has already
occurrcd means an CllOl'II‘Oll.“ weakening of Russia‘s mili~
tary power. (icrmany and Austria have captured about
400.000 unwoundcd prisoners. at least an equal number
must have been killed or wounded. and the losses
through sickness must reach 300,000. This means one-
third of Russia's hcst troop ..
"The 11c1ver formations are lackiupr iu- the lrlilital‘y
qualities ncccssary to change Russia's dcstiny and the
failure of the plans of operations. thcrcforc. means the»-
irrctricvable impairment of Russia's ofit‘nsivc. power." -
crush that countrv in n‘short little.
mouths" struggle this has not be~
ill ~
showing a steady
TODAY IN WALL STREET.1
I NEW roux. not
of importance wart- retordetl in 111—;
du) s curly market {or builds Deal- i
lugs were lighter than in the previous 1
sessions of the week, with the usual :
offerings of small lots.
Southern Railway 40.
ll. -~No changes 1
Inicr‘ nor. 1
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l second financial stage of the war with every expression
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$1.00 Makes you
a Charter Member
iough Refunding 4's. Atchinson curl-1
wertlhle 4 4 and (‘hlcngm Rock island l
and Pacific Railway Refunding 4's
gained 111111111 fractions. MinOr r'm'ca-i
sions ware registered by Northern l‘n- :
lclflc 4's.
1 Burlington Joint 4' 4; nnd New York
Railway Adjustments. Republic Steel
,5'3 dcrllned :1 small fraction. while
United States Steel 5's were un-
1changed.
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1 s'roweo GERMAN SHIP mom
\ COALING. ‘
l MONTEVIIDEO. Urusuay,'Dec. 3.-—-
{Port authorities today prevented the
lGerman steamship Mara from taking
on coal'beyond the'otrpacity of her
Ibunkers. The restriction was .placed
'upon the. vessel's coal supply because.
it is alleged by the Montevideo olll
clals. the Mera's crew attempted to
smuggle coal through the bunkers Into
.the ship's hold.
1 The Mere in one of three German
vessels coallng and provisioning at
DENMARK IN EDUCA-
TION.
BEH] ND
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-——0nly one
permn in every thousand in Denmark
is unable to read aknd write, oom-
parcd with seven out of every thou-
sand in the United States. This fact
is disclosed in a report today by H.
W. Foght. of the Federal Bureau of
Education. of his investigation of the
school conditions in Denmark. It is
shown also'thnt of 260.000 Danish
children of school age.. only 370 failed
to attend school during 1911. Mr.
Foght declares that compulsory at-
tendance upon school children be
tween the ages .of seven and fourteen
is ‘so strictly enforced in Denmark
that "the few who persist in avoiding
their legal responsibilities are pun~
{shed so severely. that they are ,glad
enough to change their minds." They
are so imbued with the value of ed-
lucation.'he says. that theywlil go to
any extremity to keep their children
in school.
The secret of Denmark' 5 high place
in educational affairs. according to
Mr. Foght. lies in the hold which the
teacher has upomlheientlre people.
The teacher has high rank. is a lead-
er in both Church and State, and is
1invarlably pensioned'for disability or
age.
IZNO M1001 N'l‘ lN OHIO.“
COLUMBUS, 0. Dec. 3. —-The Ohio
ISupreme court today dismissed the
ipetltlon of the
lot rits of mandamus to compel a
lrecdunt of the votes cast in Cincin-
fnatl, Cle1eland. Columbus and Tole-'
ido. on ~Nov 3 last.
Representatives ol the League as-
aerted that a recount in Cincinnati
iwotlid prove that gross fronds were
perpetrated Which resulted in the re-
eai of the prohibition amendment
Jana the adoptltm' of the home rule.
amendment. or Wet measure. '
Anti-Saloon League
Ithls port. and the presence of
the German Pacific squadron in the
Southern Atlantic.
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MORE DISPOSITS wrt‘rumnwx.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.———-Withdrawals
of deposits from private and savings
banks on the east side. begun by for-
eigners yesterday, following the sus-
pension of three banks of Abraham
Kass, continued today without abate-
merit.
Crowds began to form in line at
2 o‘clock this morning outside the
two institutions which bore the bran:
of today‘s rum-When the' doors were
opened the lines extended for sever
al blocks; It wns estimated that more
than 1,600 depositors were waiting
at each hank._ Tire police reserves
were ordered out from several pre-‘
1cincis. The waiting lines were order-
lly. These two banks had taken steps
waiving the sixtv dais‘ notice co!
withdrawal announced that all de-
positors were free 10' check out ac-
counts inifull.»
LAST HANGING IN PENN.
PHILADELPHIA. 1311., Dec.
Moyamenslng Prison in this city was)
the scene today of the last hanging
1that will take‘plnce in Philadelphia.
as under-1 a new levy electrocution was
substituted as‘vthe death penalty. Wil-
liam Abel. 3RIyears old. who was sens
tenced bcrore the time fixed for the.
Haw to go into effect. was the last to
ibe hanged. He shot and killed 12
year old Thomas Kane Hereeter all
'convlcted murderers will be sent for
Iexecutlon to a new pcnltentlary at
Bellefonte, Pa.
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~M A Bellow, and family. of New
Haven, Iare spending a brief vlsltI at
the Keith Clifford.
Wants are lennbm'
.1 , "i 1 ..
’the'
steamers is generally believed to be?
4 connected with the reported arrival of!
over night to meet the situation, and ‘
Wilmehlnou‘r/iin
airs-cheddamplesise
Exhabelfindainacloset
unload-
McDonald-dynamite.
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This picture points
out some _of the
stlong features of the
New $35.00 McDon-
galls Ivvc are selling
for onl1
$22.5“ l0 $35
4 time. It will
happy living:
Glass fig Bin-it's removals.
11.1 “iii-Due ton-niaci- plus-l
It begins to work for you at 011cc.
kitchen labor squarely 111 two. It will pay for
itself in the saving of supplies,
promote good
“ COME EARLY SATURDAY SURE.
A J. Collins COmpatly,,
Funeral Ducctors and Embahnersait
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A NEW McDOUOALL CLUB"?
Club
Terms
Collie Early Saturday Morning.
The McDougall Co 11311: allotted us only a
mean that the, club is full bcfo 1eyo get here. .i"«,._
Only $1 00 Required for Immediatcd Delivery
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$1. 00 Weekly pays
for a McDougall
'14“'l‘"'
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I11 1" illll‘I‘“
Opens Saturday Morning Dec. 5 I.
at 10 a. 1n. '
$1 :DOWn, $11M week
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limitedInutnbcr. Your delay might“
It. cuts $1.00 a Week soon pays for your Cabinet. .1
l and it Willllni a lifetime. You will ltcvctjhe’.
ant
and
labor
. I. , 7 . II ~ I...
health offend a better bargain. \ou Will not rules
the outlay.
I. . So. Norwalk Conn
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