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WANTED.
BOY WANTED—ABOUT 18 YEARS
of age. must be hustler, strictly hon-
est, and be able to tarnish best of ref-
erences as to character and honesty.
,To one who will quality, a steady:
position with chance of advancement1
is open. Apply to (lately and Bren-i
nan. 42 So. Main St. Ask for .‘linl
Bergmann. , d9 1t
,barn, store, factory. hotel,
TO LET.
T0 LET—sums son ALL com-
ers. Houses, parts of houses. flats.
barn. store, hotel, cottages. Norwalk.
South Norwalk, East Norwalk,,Roway-
ton, Greens Farms. See our list. Rail-
mond Bros. d9 3t
'ro LET-RENTS FOR ALL COM-
ers.
cottages;
WANTED—YOUNG MAN.. AMER-LNorwaik, South Norwalk, East Nor-
ican. for correspondence work. mubt;walk. Rowayton, Greens Farms. Prices; FOR SALE—A GOOD OYSTER
Give l reasonable.
be able to write good letters.
age. salary eibected and references.‘
in own hand writing. Box X. Y. 1.:
Care Sentinel Ofllce. dist
WANTED — 1
HORSE LIGHT- 5
See our list. Raymond
Bros. (17 3t
To LET-3 ROOMS. 140 WOOD-
-ward avenue. Apply on premises. (1? 3t
'welg‘li! covered delivery wagon. Mueti TO LET—8.1100)! COTTAGE, 14
be cheap {0" “3'1- Address waKim-.Meadow street. Running water and
care Sentinel. ds 3t
WANTED—A POSITION BY A
auan with twenty years’ experience in
grocery. fruit, vegetable and fish busi.
ness, window display and card writ-
er. ”Address Reliable. Sentinel Of-
Iice. d8 lit
WANTED—POSITION BY HUN-
garian girl as servant. Apply 56 Lex~
ington avenue. d7 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL»
try and calves. 14c. for fat calves.
57.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel. 130. sf tf
'WWANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for tat calves.
56.00 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1161.
029 it
———.'o
Losr.
LOST—A {BUNCH OF KEYS. RE-
eward by returning to Donnelly's Sta-
tionery Store, d9 3t
LOST—ON SUNDAY NIGHT, A
gold seal ring with reversed "L" ens
grayed. Liberal reward for return to
Sentinel. d7 8t
SAFETY FIRST.
Includes Your Spine.
Many sufferers are now enjoy-
ing good health after having their
spine adjusted. Won’t You Try
lIt and Be Convinced.
. F. BARTHOL. D. C.
POINLES’S CHIROPRACTOR.
207 Atlantic St... Stamford.
9 a. m. to 5 p.’m.
63 Meadow Sh, So. Norwalk.
7 to 8 p. m.
A PractiCal ,
telectric lights. Possession at once.
E. M. Taller, 146 80. Math St. d7 at
T0 LET—FROM JANUARY iST.
Main St. Occupied at present by Wil-
liam P. Beers. as stationary state. in-
quire Frederick Lauder. 4 80. Main
St. Room 9. Phone 1856. d7 t‘t
walk.
Tp LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
provements at 92 Woodward avenue.
Apply at 90 Woodward avenue or on
premises. d4 Gt
Houses, parts of houses, flats.
1915, store and basement. No. 6 So.) “a“. “uIlBES
FOR RENT—HOUSE. 8 ROOMS:l .
Emu], electric light, heat; central loca-‘ trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
tion. For particulars, J, m, myton k: lowed six months from the date hereof
Co.. 6 Railroad avenue. South Nor-l for the creditors of said estate to or
do Gt‘
2' FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE—SAMPLE BOX 01“
twenty apples delivered for 250.
lOrchard, d8 6t
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’ FOR SALE—HOUSE. NEW sav-
.en room house, all improvements. 1
5Delaware street, Fairfield Park, Nor-
:iwalk. P. & J. Larrauri. builders. 0!-
Phone
d8 tf
Iflce 123 Washington street.
11622-5.
iscow. 28 it. long. 12 ft. wide. Would
{make a good house boat. inquire
sChas, H. Smith, 22 Lowndes avenue.
irhme 1381. as 3t
FOR SALE—BAY HORSE, AilOU'i‘
eleven hundred pounds. Will work in
.any place. Kind and good wind. Also
i rubber tired buggy. Box 134. Norwalk.
or phone is“. after 6 p. m. (17 st
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...; _____-...
, DISTRICT Oi“ NORWALK. as. Probate
' Court. November 30. A. D.. 1914.
Estate of Charles E. Dow, late of
Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dia-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested. within said
time. will be debarred a recovery, All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to' make immediate payment
to
TO LET—Bungalow. 35 Lincoln (12-9-16 MARY 0. DOW. Executrix.
avenue. All improvements. Rent -
320. inquire of Charles E. Hoyt. ' > ’ ‘
a. u The Norwalk Drug Co.
TO LET—5 ROOMS arss srnmc H. A. broad. Mgr.
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov. 102 8 North Main Si... .
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5, n30 ti South Norwalk, Conn.
ly decorated. Rent $10.00.
$14.00. Inquire Dr. Bohannan.
South Main street. Telephone 60.
To -LETJLATTRACNVE APART-
rnents, East Washington and Chapel
streets. modern improvements, recent-
812.00.
64
n23 tf
OUR REGULAR PRICES.
‘Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ‘
...... .80:
Wampole's Cod Liver Oil .. 80c
Scott's Emulsion .. 40c and 8°C
White Pine Cough Syrup . . soc
Sloan’s Linirnent ..aoc and sec
Licensed Pharmacist. Always in
Attendance.
ily house, 32 Taylor avenue. all
or Raymond Grocery Co.
. MISCELLANEOUS.
TO LET—ONE NEW TWO FAM-
im-
provements and a new action room
cottage, all improvements, 34 Taylor
avenue. Inquire United Grocery ‘00..
n23 tf
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YALE AND U, OF P. To ROW.
, _ wan. s.
new Hammond". Dec:
crews will row University ’of fiennsyl-
Vania on the Schuylkill on April 3. ac.
cording to a univeriity announcement
today. The plan is to send the first
it.
«FASHlONABLE DRESSMAKiNG—
at reasonable prices. 8 Hanford Place.
as at
phla for races over a course one and a
half miles in length. From the Yale
point of view the races will tarnish an
idea of the material available for de-
WANTED 'ro adv—ALI. xmns
veloplng an eight to meet Harvard on
the Thames river.
9.—-—~Yalo V
”tralityliby Italy. Iris asserted
and second 'varsity sights to Philadel- , p
of cattle. calves and poultry. Bob
calves to fatten, $8.00. Special prices
for fat calves. Pay the highest prices
in town. Jos. Dickman. 19 Raymond
street. Phone 356-21. .d'l 12t '
lllllllll IllllE WATER
' IF KIIlllElSBilTIIEI
I complete with tube .9
Christmas Gift ‘
furnaces.
teed. Repairs , made to
The ‘Iwantu’ Gas Iron,
Morgan avenue. (1? 3
l WILU FURNISH—ANY PARTS
and put- them into stoves. ranges ‘or
Entire satistactloh guaran-
‘ plumbing.
Work done quickly. Send me a post-
card and I will call. C. ,W. Burritt. 1
Eat Lesa Meat and. Take Baits. for
Backaehe or Bladder, Trouble.
uric acid in meat excites the kid.
says. they become overwo.ked;
t sluggish. ache, and feel likaulumpsl of
‘ lead. The urine-becomes claddy; ,tho
. and stand ‘ Etc. 'Rosen’a Furniture Store is th
$3.50 b9“- Come and Elva us atrial.
‘ nosau's FURNITURE arose,
Phone 13092.. .
FOR FURNITUREy RU63, STOVES. '.
_ p» . e obliged to seek. relief. two’ .or: three 9 ‘
place to visit- We have a full line of
Furniture. with prices that cannot be
13 E,” AV°'“'°'_ “you feel a dull misery in the kidney
bladder is irritated. and you maybe
times during the night- When: the
kidneys clog you must help thorn flush
" oi! the body’s. urinons waste‘or you'll
be a real sick person shortly. At first
GUARANTEED . ,. . . ,.
’ ‘ minnow"
Packed ill an attractive stencil Nomi:
two,p.xn.._~ . _ .
VWILFRIED BDDWML,Cashior.
H I - _ The‘annuai meetings of the stocks:
. holders of‘this. bank will be held on
0' y COlored Box Tuesday. January 12,1915, for the pun.
~ pose of electing Directors for the en-.
suing year. Polls {open from one to
regionkyou suffer, from backache,- sic!
head "he. dizziness. stomach sets
sour. onzue coated and you fee] rheu-
matic twinges when the weather is
bad. ' -'
,Eat less meat, drink lots of water:
{also get from any. pharmacist four
.Founces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon;
{fui in a glass of water before break-
fast for a-few days and ~your.kidnayl
will then act fine. This famous salts .
The United Electric ' ~ - '- -.
lemon juice; combined With lithia. and
Light to Water Co.” _- l SPédal'MllSic.
‘ Every Samdavaening
-* I 4 Clifford “0.51
unassu- is going the pace that kills.» Rfie 5 th ‘
- a . skeller
“ NOTE-uNewEntrance from
“Nonsense! Why. he does nothing
lounge
round the club.”
Well, that’s themes that kills-‘-
m... . ' . .‘
has been'used ,ior generations to
clean clogged kidneys and stimulate
them-to normal activity, also wtonue-
tralize the acids in urine. so it . no
llonger is a source of irritation._ thus
lendlfig bladder weakness. ' '.
tied Salts is inexpensive, cannot in-
ljure; makes a delightful eflarve'scont
iithia-v‘vaterl, drink ‘which everyone
a.
n 'crerconiiug kill.
V ter to Berlin; has been dismissed from the university by
gel '
r I‘.
is made tram the acid of grapes and ,.
should uké nowsnd‘tnén to keep the ‘
kidneyalcleanman derive. “Dragnet: . g
. _. 1' unleash: to f ‘
“ ‘ in: trash!
Russmnscnam THAT canuans HAVE afar
sentous Loss.
(Continued from First Page.)
Moritz a fugitive and most of the commanders have been
broken up. ‘
LONDON, Dec. 9.
suffering from pneumonia. which is combined with
yous depression, due to over-exertion, according to tele-
grams from Berlin forwarded by the Amsterdam corres-
pondent of the Exchangg'l‘clegraph Company. The mes-
sages add that the German Emperor's dortors have ad—
vised him» not to return to the front.
3:05 1-. tux—Emperor ”William is
ner—
mw “We—i” M... . . » ..... .. . ... .
Telephone 909
25 lbs. Sugar for .......................... $1.32 I
19 lbs. Sugar for....., ......................... 51,00
Sweet Oranges .............. 25¢, 30¢ and 35¢.doz.
Maine Potatoes, a peck .................. . ....... .- 2”
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124 WASHINGTON ST.
LONDON, Dec. 9. 4:52 p. m.——Nicholas Ahlcrs. for—
mer German Consul in Sundcrland Borough. was today
convicted at the Durham Assizes of high treason and
sentenced to death.
sent quarters. 54 Water sir-act, to 134 \\"n.~hington street, where we!“
continue to carry a Full line of Electrical Supplies and Lighting (mum
PARIS, Dec. 9. 3:10 p. m.-—-President Poincare and
, , .- ,;
REMO V AL NOTICE
Dul'illz “10 first Work of December. we will remove from our’RQé’
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
Electrical Engineers & (butt-actors.
Premier Viviana arrived in Paris today from Bordeaux
Foreign Minister Dielcassc and members of the Diplo—
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matic Corps were to follow them later in the day.
COI’ETNsl'IiAGEN, via London, Dec. 9, 6:11 a. m.—
I’janofif, a‘Russian court councillor, has arrived here to
undertake negotiations with the Danish and German Rail-
way..f0r the transportation of 200,000 Russian civilians
who are now interned in Germany. It is said the Get-
mans desire to'by relieved of the necessity of feeding
them.
M. Pjauoff states that all Russians
Germany have to pay twelve cents a day war tax to the
German government.
employed in
PARIS. Dec. 9,—lncreased activity on the part of the
Germans in Belgium; was reported in the official state-
ment given out yesterday afttcrnoon. The statement is as
follows: \
“During the day of the seventh the enemy has been
more active than the day before, in the region of the
Yser and in the neighborhood of Yprcs. Our artillery has
answered back with success.
"in the region of Arras a very brilliant attack has ’
' ivcu us possession, as we have announced. of Vermelles
and Rutoirc. Vermcllcs had been for nearly two months
the scene of desperate fighting. The enemy had taken .
footing there. on Obi. 16, and from October 21 to Oc-
tober 25 succeeded in forcing us back from that locality.
From the 25th of October trapping and mining opera—
tions brought us back until we were again in. close
contact, and on the first of Decmbcr we rc-occupicd the
park and chateau of Vermcll .5_ ,
"In the region of the Aisne and in Champagne there
have re“ sonic artillery engagements and our heavy
u'rtllle
y ‘dispcrsed several gatherings of the enemy
"In the Argonne, forest of Gruric, and to the north-
west of Pout-a—Mousson. forest of Leprctrc, we have gam—
n‘ liillc ground. , .
“Along the rest of the front there is notlmg to re—
port."
ROME. Dec. 8, 7;55 p. in. (delayed in transmis-
sionl.”——"Prince‘v‘on Buclow. the new German Ambassa-
dor to ltaly."’says the Idea Nazionaic, “comes ‘10 Rome
authorized to negofiat'c the ccssion of the Ryovincc of
Trent to Italy in exchange for the maintenance of neu—
that Austria; on Ger-
many’d invitation. will proclaim. the independence of
Trent,:'whc‘re av'mlajority of the population is Italian. and
after this is done that Italy will occupy Trent.
“Austria will make a protest for the sake of appear—
ance, but Germany willrecognize the annexation of the
Province of Trent to Italy. Some persons even assert that
Trieste will be proclaimed a free town under an Austrian
trian protectorate.’_'
BERNE, Switzerland, Dec. 9.—Prof. Hugo .03??-
cde. of‘ the University of Geneva, son of_thc_§wiss Muns-
the Swiss Federal Council on' the ground that his ex-
pressed views concerning the violation of Belgium‘s neu~ ~
trallty are inconsistent with the observance of neutrality
by Switzerland. ‘ f 2 . -
V Prof. Claparede had offered his resignation, follow: .. . «.._
ing. a demonsta'rtion against him" by the students, but the -
Eederal-Council‘declined to. accepbit and instead (lis-
niiseed him; ’ _ ,1 -.
[1’ The student demonstration; occurred on' Nov. e4 as .:
Prof. Claparede entered his classroom. A delegation of Z
students met him: and read an address inwhichthcy ask-
ed him to resign because “yourattitude' prehibits you to .1
continue to occupy apublic post, renmnerated’ by the .
state”. , ‘ ‘ . . y , ‘ g
7 i-Latcr the matter was broughtup in the Federal
Gerrard-through an interpellati'on by Deputy de Rabotii‘s.
i.
2 _ PREH‘ORIA, "via London, Dec. 9, 6:35 a. male-The
circumstances which led the‘govermnent to- announce
that General Christian Beyers. the rebel leader. had been ..
killedy’were made public here «today. It appears that
during a sharp“ cngageemnt- 0n the banks of the "Vital,
.Beyers with someothersendeavored to cross the river.
They were fired on, and B-eyers wasseen totallfrom‘. his
horse. The body drifted down‘the stream' and thendis»
‘ appeared under water. A search is being’made fol-the ,
body.” \ ’.’ f p - ’
General Beycrs was the .onl}r important rebel leader
b.‘
still at i'arge'li _ , 7. . . ,, _, 7’.
~—_——'
(delayed ‘ .lll ltrunsrni‘ssion‘).-‘—~
.en outby um Gciieral Staff; “'
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PHONOGRAPH
Will make a. present to be
enjoyed by the Whole family
this Christmas anb many .- y
‘ Xmas’s to come. l
The only Disk Machine win. a
permanent Diamond Point.
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134—136 Washington Street, So: Norwalk
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‘ " _ ing for Lowicz continues. .
‘,...y .. A .. ,, .l ..
Przasnysz and Cicchanow (cast, of the East Prussian bore "‘ '
.der and Mlawa‘) have not‘yct terminated.
"In the fighting which took place in the region ‘of‘:
I‘iotrkow. we were only partially successful.
"The battle, which commenced Dec. 5 southeast Off,
Cracow. in the region of Wicliczka. on the river Def
riuty, has developed in our favor. After having courage“
couslyvforccd .the passage of the Dounacts River) in the
vicinity of Nowy Sandec, our reinforcements pufsued the'&‘
offensive and inflicted a serious defeat ' on the German j
troops which had formed in the valley of Lososzyna'. '
The German right wing. with-h; was pursued. was turned...
“The T wenty-fourth German Corps. transported herb H
from Belgium. opened this combat with an automobile, ,
battery in its advance, which was partly disabled lands
partly put ‘to flight without striking a blow. Follpwing‘..
this we successfully put out of action several pieces of
heavy artillery, silenced five field“ batteries and capturerlf‘
several cannon. .’
"The German prisoners hffirm that their units» susé» ,1
taincd enormous losses, some of the companies being ref:
(laced to forty men. W e are pursuing the offensive. 7
“On the morning of Dec. 7 theTTurkish cruiser Brest;
lau was discovered in .thc vitinity of Sebastopol. O‘ut‘
' cruisers and hydroplanes sirrted inpursuit, but before":
an attack could be made the Breslau disappeared out to
sea." . ' ‘ - ‘ i . " i. ‘
PARIS; Dec. 9, 2:40 p._ m.—-—Th‘_ere was artillery? ~
‘ fig‘h‘fitig from the sea- to the Lys during the day of .
cember 8, according to the Ifrench official announcement
gich out ht Paris this, afternoon. and all the positions
won‘by the Freuch’dtrpiug thepast two days'have becr'i 3
strengthened.” , ' 5-: - ‘ . if.
BERLIN, Dec. 9. via London. 3:10 p. m.——The .or,
ficial statement issued by? the German Army headquarter
thishftcrnon says: 2 . .
p “To the west of Rheims. a fishery, although? flyih
the» Red CroSsilag, has «been bombarded andzset onifir‘e
by our troops, as we had ascertained by mealts of photos
graphs taken by our aviators that behind the fishery 'wa‘
hidden 3 French-heavy battery. , T "
' “French attacks in the district. around Soutain an _,
the villages of Va‘renn’es and Vouqucrs,,in the ,eas
part of the forest of Argonne, were repulsed With lice
losses to: the Tenemy. “ ,
1 “In the forest of ‘Af’rgonne itself ground Was'ga
in several places. On this occasion wetook a numb
_ prisoners. ‘ , . 7.
‘f’l‘hc French suffered heavy losses in the batles ,rcv
portcd’ yesterday to the north of. Nancy. Our losses were
comparatively small. . ' f ’ . 2 ,
"‘No new reports are at hand from East Prussia. ,
. * -.“In North Poland our troops are in close touch.
With the Russians who have come to a standstill _in_
strongly fortified position. ~Ehst: of theWarta theéfigh‘
..
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