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' For .. ale, Busmess and Norwalk Pawnshop .5 n... sug.r for .............................. $1 32 ._
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‘ . . . 1 lbs. Suoar to ...... ii
an s 0 Professional Cards’ and l S? o r ........................ $1.00
. i weet Oranges .............. 25¢, 3013') and 35¢ doz.
Mlscellaneous l Maine Potatoesa apeck ........................... 20¢
_ . . Offers Xmas Gifts at P RICES That Will SURPRISE i
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thlspage, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 26c; you, ‘ THE GREA l A 84 11- [EA C0 ,
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- . i 124 WASHINGTON ST. A
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face or Caps, Double Prtce. A few SuggeStlonS i Telephone 909 Free Delive
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I . KNIVES WATCHES ;.._-_.- * ~= '-- ~- = ~ :.=='="~*
WANTED. 6 TO LET. 1 FOR SALE. *
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WANTED— PRACTICAL NURSE TO LET—ROOMS AT as OSBORNE __ v . . _ . R NGS PINS 1 . r’ ' .
would like care of iu\ l'd or ed 1 FOR SALE HAI‘DSOME HAND
N at n1 108 avenue, East No rwalk. Apply Ray- carved oak sideboard; cost, 330; will CARVING SETS FLASHLIHTS ~ ‘
“a." 0 ”lemon ‘0 c°““’g'°“3 mond Ambler. Wilton: 00m dil 3i sell for :20 to a quick buyer ‘38 West ' ‘ t ‘
First class references. Address Nurse; I t t ' ‘ ' CHAINS MUSCICAL INSTRU Pi< ELES
care Sentinel, or phone 834-2. till it! TO LET—FIRST AND SECOND-8 ree I RAZORS MENTS k A
WANTED—SOME ONE TO TAKE floor of house, 60 Putnam avenue Five FOR SALE—DESIRABLE APART- , —.-——— Larger assortments than ever before. But no advance in prices. Bothlflb
my young black kitten; househroken‘ [rooms and bath “Ch Apply on prem meat house, five and six moms. two , FOUNTAIN PENS l - . - =‘
a good matter with one smart kitten, lacs, “13‘ ‘33th 311 improvements Attractive ' i 5 mg“ and American makes; “150' the “”393" “0"“ 0f DOLLS 8"“ 13“..
m... .. G. F. 3...... .m... , ?TE3WE¢$N2&1RE 33:35:35;ifg‘et.fi“::‘:i..?§“i§'“l‘ W Y“ " m ""8 ”W“ “”8"” . ““d “m“
1 furnished m m 'lt l c l - - WW TOYS——the kind worth giving.
WANTED—TWO OR THREE FUR- es for liglltohtiu:ek:e:irig ogifnifit Dan“ ‘5 wall S“ “”3!“ m 3‘ in .1 D 11
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nished rooms for light housekeeping. an em“, (111 St _ SpCCifll prices on FOCketbOOks e se 0 5 25¢ to $133 Self steering Sleds ........ 98c to m
Address Housekeeping. dll 3t 1 FOR SALE—$2150 BUYS GOOD lClmracter “(his """""" 25° to 98¢ Boys‘ L‘itpress Wagons 93c tom
TO LET—.A Six ROOM HOUSE AT house barn and about 4 acres good WW Jointed Dolls ............ 25c to $5 93 Mechanical To” """ 25¢: to
WANTED—YOUNG MAN. AMER~1 My Place inquire at Mrs J. Poppiland near Norualk Part (.3le Also “ V “‘ V “ " "‘ "' “ "' " " " lAutomoblles and Hand Cars ....... Toy Pianos .......... p 75.
icon, for correspondence work, mustlpeters 18. Ferris Am So Norwalk 1815 buys good organ. Address Box All Xmas vorticity—Fountain Pen Flashlight. $2.98 to $6.98 ”on Ranges“"""‘ """"" 5:“
be able to write good letters. (live1 Conn, i314 South \orwalk G10 M W :Johhy Horses """""" 69° N $5 50 Methanlcul 'i‘rain ,,,,,,,, 494: u. ‘1.”
age, salary expected and references,‘ .. , S E MP E BOX 01“ Kitchen (abincts """"" 25a to $198 Klatlonm y Engines . ”a Q
in own hand writing, Bo, x. y_ z.‘ To LET-EIGHT ROOM MODERN F0“ AL “SA _ L JO 1'! ROSE {181 d r0 $11011 Hou es ..................... 10c m 1a be ks “““ “2‘5" ‘18.!"
Care Sentinel Office - d9 3t 'house, on East avenue All improve- Itwenty apples delivered for 25c. sep n p p' Enameled and (‘hins Tea Sets ...... “ re” s """" o
. . ' .ments Inquire Finch Bros 8 Van‘. Address Orchard. Cedar street d8 (it l S 1k 25:; to $1. 25 ( hudrens 093k Chairs """ o‘i'm“
- -. .10 w t. g._ Houti orua . i (it) ill: ' e 'ith,bo ....=
WANTED—CATTLE AND 130111,:Zant street. d116t v a” - Automobile and Garage ------- 29c up we 0 am“ 8 “ ' 8330.1.
'_ \_ FOR SALE—HOUSE NEW SE ‘ Mont-y lounod on articles of value. iFolding Doll Carria es ........ 43c u ' = ‘
try and calves. lie. for fat calves. on room house all in) rovements 1 g p =
$7. 60 for small calves to fatten Best T0 LET—APARTMENT AT slbemw” tree; “We?" Park N"), . y USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. .
mm“ We“ w “we" “W“ m“ m“ 3“ ”m“ “m ”a“ 3"“ ° 3 ' M ‘ mm Steak Boards" with‘ nine
out avenue. Tel. 130. s1 tf 0nd floor. Inquire of T Brennan. 47: wa'lk P a J Larrauri builder" 0! ‘ lam” "“1 While (’“ssemles' “"11 frames V‘ ' “‘
|West avenue. South Nomm m. 20 lice 123 Washington street Phone -——~-—-«— 1"!- ~~“-"-~~ ,.,_. ~-- ~~ .-.,-_--,__-w--~.- ‘f nlcllle frames ........ 51. so to S3. 50 Mass ,a,.;.;;.;','e;;.;,‘d‘pemmmm
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDSlWall St., Norw.alk Phone 458. dli 3ti1622 5' d8 tf GERMAN TROOPS SWEEP ACROSS RUSSIAN PO- :Alutn “”111 and COW" C0509 Per” Bras Umbrella Stands 82.50 Q
cattle and poultry. Best market prices __,_ LP ND . ! lalora ............... $1 '75 to $5 0.) s ------
i T0 LET-:4 OOMS, MON 0E! ' ‘ Largo \ariety of Fancy Chin-.40“
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. 1 R 25 R Th N |k D Go —-—~—- ;mnuk Steak hoards. plain ....... 595.11..“ Steins Film Glassware Etc.
$5.00 for bob calves to fatten H. street Rent 312- 00. Inquire 0f Bfimeyi e orwa rug (Continued from First Page) l J” '
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. Policy, 29 MON“ Street d9 3‘; H. A. Mead, Mgr. in the western arena of the conflict the Allies are : A‘bert F Gehebe
applying pressure against the whole German ill": ill 0
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WANTED To BUY—ALL KlNDBt
of cattle, calves and poultry Bob ’
(alves to fatten $8. 00. Special priceal
for fat calves. Pay the highest prices
in town. Jos. Dic'kman. 19 Raymond.
street. Phone 356-21. d7 12tl
BUSINESS NOTICES
Business Notice -—-..
HAND-MADE HOLIDAY GIFTSUK
Orders taken. 'Mrs. Taylor’s mlllinery,l
llanford Block, North Matti St. d113t
w i
YOlil' Child May! 3t. noon 1 ‘Phone1656.
be developing a Curvature. Why not1
have an analysis made—it is FREE.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
Painless Chiropractor, ‘
53 Meadow Street—7 to 8 Evenings!
Stamford Office—9 to 5 Daily.
A Practical
Christmas Gift
l Putnam Ave.
8 West St.
Phone 614- 4.
I ere
TO LET—AN 8 ROOM HOUSE ON. 8 North Main St...
Also 7 rooms, 2nd floor. 2 South Norwalk, COnn.
All implo.vements Ap OUR REGULAR PRICES.
ply to John F. McMahon 56 West Ave Pinkham’ 8 Vegetable Compound
(19 3H ....................... 80c
th’umpOlc a (0d l lvcr Oil . 80c
To LET’RENTS FOR ALL COM lScott' s Emulsion . .40c and 80c
Houses, parts 0! houses, mmi"\’\’llitc Pinc Cough Sy rup .. we
burn. store hotel, cottages. Norwalk. 1.51mi” Linimcnt . a.oc and 40c
South Norwalk, East Norwalk, Rouay- Licensed PharmaciSt Always in
ton, Greens Farms. See our list ital. Attendance
mond Bros. (19 at: ..__---.s...._._-. .. “J. u ..
To LET—FROM JANUARY 1ST. MISCELLANEOin
1915, store andbasement, No. 6 Son i-‘AEHIONABLE DRESSMAKING—
Main St Occupied at present by W" int reasonable prices, 8 mutant Place-
liam P. Beers. as stationary store in . d8 3t
quire Frederick Lander. 4 80. Main ._.__.____._..,. a ‘ -.. 1-7-7
“7 ” FOR roam-ions, Rude. S'rovcs’.
V .Etc.. Rosens Furniture Store is the‘
FOR RENT—~HOL SE' 8 ROOMS‘ place to visit. We have a full line of’
bath, electric light. heat, central loco. Furniture, “iih prices that cannot be
tion. For particulars. J. M. Layton heat. Come and give us a trial.
00.. 5 Railroad avenue, South Nor- ROSEN'S FURNITURE STORE,
walk. or: ill. PM". 1364-12. 13 Ely Avenue;
T0 LET—Bungalow. 3.; Lincoln “W ‘ ' ”m W’ '
‘avenue. All improvements. Rent‘l“O‘Hatcmv‘lltfiuwng‘ Iii-Li'l‘ll
inquire of Charles E. Hoyt. ,
$20.
I M if ’ Andrew \"fllkt‘l‘ Drops Dcud nt limnc
. on flow Hill—W115 Wido-
TO LET—5 ROO‘lS AT 55 SPRlNGl ly Known.
St. Inquire of Mrs. R Tarlov 102 “'ES'I‘I’UHT Dec. 9~~ln the death
v of Andrew Walker nt his hOnlc on .
Taylor Ave. Tel “655' “80 1,;ltosc lllll. Monday morning. West-
= port lenses 011's of its best known
TO LET—ATTRACTIVE APART' and most highh respected citizens
ments East Washington and Clitlpeljand the entire community met the
streets, modern improvements, recent.11nntluncemeni of his sudden death
with CXDI‘OSHiOi’l of aorlow Last week}
Lyi‘dggomted Rem ”000' s1200"Sunduy Mr. Walkcl was taken sud l
Inquire Dl‘ annan' 64' dcnh sick with 1111 uttnck of grip.
South Main street. Telepho 50- but rccmcrcd and was out around
n23 if his (arm Sunday and seemed to he.
lin the host of health.
Sunday afternoon he went. down
,— .. _...—- _-.
The ‘lwatltu’ Gas Iron,
complete with tube
and stand
$3.50
GUARANTEED,
Packed in an attractive
Holly- Colored Box
The United Electric
Light 8; Water Co.
Special Music -
Every Saturday Evening...
Clifford» Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New Entrance from
Elizabeth St. '
T0 LET-ONE NEW TWO FAM' iccllnr to fix his furnace and when
lily 1101186. 32 Taylor avenue all im-lhe came upstairs. 'tottored and fell
[provements and a new seven room to the floor er was assisted fto :is
I ”bed by his wic one one o a
i(iOivttilge.a};liiipl'oz'leutiglitz.)14M TagorMaughters and the family physician
avenue. qu re nt rocery o'1was summoned. Nothing could be
l0? Raymond Grocery 00.1123 it done for him. however. and he
- —-— - steadily sank until death claimed.
CITY NATIONAL BANK him at an early hour yesterday.
Mr. Walker was 70 years old and
South Norwalk, Conn. was one of the most highly respect-
ELECTION NOTICE. I
ed citizens in town. He had never
identified himself with any political
The annual meeting 0f the stock-.01, fraternal organizations but had
holders Of this bank will be held on many friends among all .fuctions. He
Tuesday. Jannary 12. 1915, for the pur- was a carpenter by. trade and was
pose of electing Directors for the ewlvvell known to contractors and build-
'el‘s throughout the state.
:33}: 3:313 Polls Open “omione to lie leaves a wife and five daught-
ers to mourn his loss. The daught-
WLLFR'FID BODWELL Cashier. ers are: Mrs. John Foray the of Fair-
ficld. Mrs. Henry Smith of Fairllcld'
.LlNDER FORFElTs BOND 011' $1,600. Mrs. Charles Post of South lort and
l NEW YORK, 0' 11,411“ bond of Miss Walker. who lines at home
41000 furnished by H ‘L. Linder was and another married daughter who
1 ' ' resides at the family home, also sure
fdeciared forfeited yesterday by the m.“ mm‘ .
Court of General Sessions when Lin-1 .......
lder failed to appear before Judge Me-] AMBASSADOR BERRICK HOVORo
‘ lone to plead formally to’ an indictmenti .
charging him with having violated Seci ‘Dccorutcd Willi “w Red mum“ Em.
ltion 552 of the Penal law in revealingl blcmatic of the Cross
:the contents of a telegraphic message. NFW YORK Dec 9 ——-Thc Grand
sent out by The Assdciated Press. Lin-‘Crosxs of the Legion of Honnr is on
der was 91 Postal Telegraph operator “5 “a" 30'053 "'9 SN! from ”‘6 Pr95~
iin the office of the New York Globe. id ent of Frame to Myron '1‘. Herrick
iin recognition of Mr Herrick's ser-
After Linder had testified before theaflces m the French people while
1‘ i-Grtlnd Jury indictments were found
against James Rice, telegraph mana-
igsr of the New Ydrk News Bureau.
and William H. Patton, who conducts
a sporting news service, charging them
with wrongfully obtaining possession
lot and wrongfully revealing the. con-
items of messages “sent out by The
iAaadciated Press.‘
Patton is still in the Tombs. having
been unable to furnish the $5. 000 bond
tired in his cases. Rice-is at liberty un-
{tier .6 bill) .. Both pleaded ndt'gnllty'
American Ambassador to Paris. Mr.
Herrick was decorated yesterday with
a red ribbon emblematic of the cross.
by the captain of the steamship Ro-
chambcau. acting on wireless orders
from the French Ambassador at the
capital. who said he was acting up.
care.
The decorationowas pinned upon
merit. of :the bestowal of the honor
was modality when the ‘Rochaxn-
France and llclgium. and while they appear‘to be muting
slight advances, they have not as yet akcn advantage of
thc transfcr of (it-rum. forms to the cast to essay a gel.-
oral atllallcc. ‘
[Lillpt‘l‘Ol “111mm is better, according to a row” i
reaching here from llcrliu. htlt he appears still to bc con~ l
fincd to his room. ill? I» 1
The British Admiralty remains Silt‘lli conccrning: the
reported (icrnlan sublllarine raid Dover yesterday
morning, and the public today spct‘lllatimr
wllctllct ov~cr 7calous COi'l‘CSl)L")ll(ltllLt new not purllv rcs-
ponsihlc for this episode. 7 g
ludignntiun ill \orua) :md Suttlcn against illt sci; -
._ ur ggtfill‘ll‘lally of seastls loaded with “Chill is cloni: 1t:
utteh»
OH
is
v-o
as (l ‘
llle menace of mines also is ()Ctlllllllg tllc pnblit
lion, and on this latter point, appca alsarc being made»
lt-rlill. l
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der instructions of President Poin-'
nits. Herrick’a cost as soon as the.
steamer reached the three-mile limit“
or American sovereignty. Announce- '
=only forty-five living persons through” pastorate of the Universalist Church
Buy Clothing or
,, Furs .
for Christmas Gifts
and . ‘
Pay a» Dollar a Week
Why Not Let Our Diguificd Credit
l’lau Solve Your Gift Problem?
Instead of waiting until'thc' last minute to buy. or in-
stead of using all your ready money for. gifts, why not
select a coat. a lunft’ or a fur set, and pay a dollar a week
on your bill?
Tints you can make a beautiful and substantial gift.
and never miss the money that it costs.
153'” WASHIN’I‘ON ST. OPP. HCYT‘S THEATRE
STAMFORD PASTOR RESIGNS.
STAMFORD; Conn, Dec 11. -—Rev
'Herhert E. Benton has resigned the
The Grand Cross of the Legion of;
Honor is the highest honor which ”let ‘
nun bestow i,
Herrick.
French (internment
'l‘herc are, including- Mr
out the world who have been thus here to accept a call to the Grace
deftmigigtawm welcome us giilen Univérsallst Church ill Lowell. Massd
vi
the retiring Alhbnssador and his wlte 1 He has been here five years The
when the lessel docked. The passeng- society at a meeting Wednesday
25 Washington St.
Phone 1069--2
ers, rionrlylhll natives of France. lined
the rail and cheered as Mr. and Mrs.
Herrick walked dowmthe gangplank:
and the cheering was taken up in
hundreds 0‘ persons who had gone
to the pier to greet Mr. Herrick on
behalf of the cit). state, nation and
the state 9(4)th
Mr. Herrick declined to talk for
pulliic’u‘doii'w upon his experience in
‘F‘rance or disauss the political situa-
tion in this country. .
v.1
, .
Great Christmas merchandise at-
nlght accepted the resignation. :wlth'
expressions of regret
Tile South Norwalk Trust Company
advertlaes today the Christmas Sav-
ings Club for 1915. The new plan of
fixed amounts for the weekly g-pay
meats will no doubt please the mem-
bers of the club. Particulars will ap-
pear in the advertisement semi-week-
South Notwak A
Prompt Delivery
A Wonderful Christmas Store
\ \c1itablc mecca to width all lllt. 1m: 11' useful things
that \tmncn rcqnirt. hint lnndt :1 pihrrllllagt. You can see
them now. tllcsc fine no“ frills. inlbclm.. and ' novelties.
llltrc are bigger than over nssmtnlcnts of fashionable, usg- ,
ful ntccssorics spcciallv chosen bccatlc the) make such dev-
siltlblc Christmas gifts. lht Stit‘CllUH oi stylus and. the great‘
range of moderate pritcs nlzlkt it possible to easily Single
out some small item at small cost l or- instance.
Silk ”-059 at ------------ ............... 25¢“
Handbags at ------------------------ 98¢ up (all are fitted)
\lzlnitllrc Sets .lt .............................. $1 49 up
' trawlingr Sets at .......................... $1 49 up ‘
(iirdlts at ........................................ 25¢ up
All tll‘t"1)l‘cli.ily boxed ready to be presented.
In the Matter of Furs . .
\\c can interest you through the largest and finest line -
oi touts. Sets and Single Picccs in tht till. All superior.
gllrnlcnts in quality and sty.lc and all rcnlarknbly reasonable
ill plit'c. '
Furs Altered and Rep aired.
«.1:
A' book of our Green Stamps ‘i
saved is several Dollars earned
M. Moltascil At Sea
120 Washington St. South Nor-walk.
5% O. B. Jackson " PM?"
. Optician PM"! «a.
Everytmng in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Pool Table Wi h Set of
iballs and cues
$3.90
Norwalk Chronicler