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Classified “Alisa—To Let,
Fér Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
wants‘! Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c; ‘
-- vreil‘hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word,1 cent per insertdod. In .Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
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WANTED. ! FOR SALE.
WANTED—-MAN CAPABLE UP TO LET— APARTMENT 0F 51 FOR SALE—3 UNUSUAL BAR-
conducting successful house to house rooms with all improiements; also 3; gains. Visible primype Oiiver Type
canvassing campaign for a fast sell- rooms. inquire Frank Libner 2 Boo lwriter, Columbia Grapbophone with
ling household article; small invest ton street, South Norwaik. 1112 “records and 26 piece Sterling silver
lnent required. Doty, ‘Room 608, 30_ kniie fork and spoon set. All brand
flhtIl'Cb 81.. “SW York City. To LET—HOUSE 0F 8‘ NlCE new. The 1382883, 76 Washington St“
Irooms at 30 Merwin St Rent reason-
TO LET. l
, “_m.,__.,____ d12 3t
WANTED—SOMEO L‘ TO TAKE able Inquire of Mrs. Meader, 104 liar: I
my young, blackI kitten, housebrpken, bor avenue Norwalk. d12 it FOR SALE—FINE WHITE BUILD-
o good ratter, with one smart kitten. I log stones. inquire F palumboI 12
'Address A. G. F., Sentinel omce_ To LET—LARGE. LIGHT OFicleE Knapp street. Tel. 722“
light and steam heat free. Rent, :luI _
WANTED—TWO ORvTHREE FUR- per month. Apply afternoon and even . FOR SALE—FOR A XMAS PRES-
11isl1ed rooms for light irousekeeping.Iiug at Club Theatre. lent a beautiful little Boston Bull pup-
'Address Housekeeping. (“13‘ py, male, four weeks old, nicely mark-
r— 1 TO LET—ROOMS AT 38 OSBORNE ed. screw tail and pedigree Apply
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUIr‘ avenue, East Norwalk. Apply Ray- ‘1 John F. Wilson 2; Clay street South
d12 (it
try and calves. 14c. for fat calves. mond Ain,bler Wilton, Conn. dli 3t‘1Norwalk. (112 31
37.50 for small calves to fatten. Best, 1
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-' TO LET—FIRST AND SECOan FOR BALE—DESIRABLE APART-
cut avenue. Tel. 130. 81 if _floor of house. 60 Putnam avenue. Five: ment house. five and six reams. two
.— - rooms and bath each. Apply on prem- baths all improvements Attractive
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WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KIM” “95- , d113l‘wsituation Trolley passes. Owner leav-
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves.‘
$500 101' ”Ob “"95 to fatten. H- furnished rooms with all conxenlent
(Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel, 1151' es for light housekeeping. 214 East.
029 “‘avenue. dll 3t
“i to n and will sacrifice. H. E.
TO LET—TWO consecrmc “3 w
lDann, 45 Wall St. Norwalk. 1110 iii
FOR SALE—82150 BUYS (100D
“house barn and about 4 acres good
lland, near Norwaik. Part Cash. Also
{sis buys good organ. Address Box
Popp . v
1 .\orualk did (it
, So. Norwalk. I3“ Sout1 .
| FOR SALE—SAMPLE . BOX 0F
itwenty apples delivered ior 25c.
Address Orchard, carc Sentinel. d8 6t
WANTED TO BUY-ALL KINDSI 'ro LET—A SIX noon HOUSE AT
‘01 cattle, calves and poultry. Bob IVy Plat-c. inquire at Mrs. J.
calves to fatten, $8.00. Special prices . petersI 18 Ferris Ave.
[or fat calves. Pay the highest prices I Conn,
‘in town. Jos, Dickman, 19 Raymoud
street. Phone 356-21. d7 12t
To LETFEIGHT-ROOM MODERN
‘house, on East avenue. All improve-1
‘ments. Inquire Finch-Bros. 8. Van‘
Zant street. dil tit
BUSINESS NOTICES FOR SALE—HOUSE. NEW SEV-
1 on room house, all improvements, 1
HANDMADE HOLIDAY GIFTS”: - . , Delaware street, Fairfleld Park. Nor.
Orders taken. Mrs. Tayiop's militnery,' TO LET—APARTMENT AT 5 walk. P. & J. Larrauri, builders. Oi~
llauiord Block, North Main St, 11113: Reed street; six rooms and bath; sec~ . street. Phone
: ca 123 Washington
0nd floor inquire of T. Bresnan, 47 fl . da ti
—- - ~ , - . ‘ 11122-5.
1"- W com“ W or 2°
«~ - 1 1111111
To LET—FROM JANUARY 181‘, I l
he deieloping a. Curvature. Why “0t Iltiain St. Occupied at present by \Yil-f District of Norwalk as. Court of
have an analysis made~~it ‘5 FREE- “iiam P. Beers, as stationary store. in- Probate. December 10,1914.
ISL, Room 9. Phone 11151;. d7 ttImen1 dated November 7 1911. lo and
' between Robert 13, “one of New Ca
.. Painless Chiropractor, 1
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IWall St., Nor‘walk. Phone 458. till :it
Your Child May
‘11915. store and basement, No. 6 So.
' q‘uire Frederick Lander, 4 80. Main‘ Whereas, a certain written agree-
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
FOR RENT—HOUSE. ‘8 ROOMS: noon in said District. guardian of the
‘33 M°3d°w Street—7 t° 3 Evenings bath, electric light, heat; central loca' person of Helen Zubar of said New
Stamford Office—9 to 5 Daily.
Canaan. a minor. of the first part. and
Albert A Wheelo'ck aha Corinne T
\‘theelotk. husband and wife of said
‘. \ew Canaan. oi the second part pro-
riding in substance for the legal adOp.
_tion by said parties of the second
‘ part of the said Helen Zulmr has been
filed iii this Court; and whereas said
parties have made written application
TO LET-5 ROO‘IS AT 55 SPRING E to this Court for the approval of said
St. Inquire of Mrs. R Tarlov, 102 agreement.
Taylor Ave. 'i‘ei “65 5' n30 “‘l Ordered. that said application. be
lheard and determined at the Probate
To LET—ATTRAC‘NVE APART'J Cities in Norwalk on the 24th day of
meats, East Washington and Chapel ,December. 1914. at 10 oclock toro-
tion. For particulars, .1. M. Layton &I
00.. 5 Railroad avenue, South Nor-
waik. 115 (it
Li ncol‘n
Rent
TO LET—Bungalow. 35
avenue. All improvements.
‘820. inquire of ChnriesE. Hoyt.
Id4 if
M n-mw _~- _—.‘
A Practical
Christmas Gift
.Thc ‘lwantu’ Gas Iron,
complete with tube
and stand
$3.50
GUARANTEED
1y decorated Rent $10.01),$12.00,Ibe given by publishing this order in
’14 00 inquire Dr. Bohannan, 644‘8 newspaper having a circulation in
South MM“ street. Telephone '60 earn District. at least live days be-
1123 ti I,rore said day of hearing.
HENRY W GREGORY.
‘ Judge.
To LET—ONE NEW TWO FAM '
ily house, 32 Taylor avenue, all im-lI
provements and a new seven room,
cottage, all improvements. 34 Taylor“
avenue. Inquire United Grocery 00.,
or Raymond Grocery Co. n23 ti
ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwaik, as. Probate
Court, December 8, A. D.. 1914.
Estate of Edward S. Merriam. late
of Norwaik, in said District, deceased.
‘Ordered. That the Administratrlx
exhibit her. Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro
bate office in Norwaik, on the 213i day
of December. 1914 at 10 o'clock fore
noon: and that all persons interested
in said Estate may be notified there-
of. the Administratrix will cause this
order to 'be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District,
at least five days beiore said 21st day
of December, 1914
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
MISCELLANEOUS. _
‘FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING-
at reasonable prices, 8 Hanfo'rd Place.
d8 3t1
Packed in unattractive
Holly- Colored Box
FOR FURNITURE, RUGS. STOVES,
Etc, Rosen's Furniture Store is the,
place to visit. We have a full line 01‘
' Furniture, with prices that oanpot be
beat. Come and give Ins a trial.
R‘OSEN’S FURNITURE STORE,
,Phoua 1364-12. 13 Ely 'Avonue.
‘ ‘ ‘ ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
The Nor walk Drug CO- , District of Norwaik, ss Probate
. ‘ iCourt, December 12. A. 1).. 1914
H A' Mead’ Mgr. Estate or Isabella W Watkins, late
8 North Main St" ” or Norwaik in said District deceased
50‘1‘1‘ “OWE” CW!" Ordered, That the Executor exhibit
l OUR REGULAR PRICES. ihis
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound lCourt for adjustment, at the Probate
' oclomce in Norwalk, on the 21st day (if
‘VVampole’s Cod Liver Oil 80c December. 1914 at 2 o’clock after-
40c and 80“ noon; and that all persons interested
lIScott’s Emulsion ..
- 2°C 1 in said Estate may be notiiled there-
The United Electric
Light a watei Co.
(112 It
*-
“Special Music
Evéry Saturday Evening.
’ CliffOrd Hotel
,Rathskeller
_NO'II'E—New Entrance {rein ‘
Elizabeth St.
lWhite Pine Cough Syrup.
Sloans Liniment -. -3°C and “Hot. the Executor will cause this order
Licensed Phannacisi; Always in Ito be published in a newspaper having
A.ttendance Ia circulation in said District at least
‘ “" ifive days before said 21st dav 01‘. De-
. /A resident of Langdon’s Iisland. on cember. 1914,
the East Side,’ yesterday at the City HENRY W. GREGORY.~
» . - _._.- , .. ,. Clerk‘s office made a'complaint con-z Judge.
’l‘he Norwalk branch of ‘the Stand— . earning the annoying noise caused by l . . _ 4—2
ard Oil Company, on the Wilson Point duck- hunters shooting during the Word has been received by the
Road, is to be enlarged. Work will Inight. In the absence oi! the City Manda oers Ambrose. of 17 Union
5‘ start‘oon on'the erection of four new ‘Clerlr. ‘Stephen Dokua, assistant, re- unset; of her sate arrival at North’
‘11
ll
atreets,modemin1provementa, recent: noon. and that pump, notice thereof .
‘ DARING TURKISH NAVAL RAID on THE RUS-
SIAN PORT ornawlt.‘
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(Continucd from First Pager
ed nor was it kindled to promote the welfare of the tier-
1113115 or any other people. It was created by the Common
action of the German and Austrian war parties in the ob-
scurity of svmi-ahsolutism and secret diplomacy.
to anticipate their advcrsari: 15.
“At the same time the war is a Napoleonic'attcmpt 1o
unnerve'and crush the» gronlng labor inovcrncut."
in order
AMtSTERpAM, Dec 12, via Lennon—x111: elm-1.11
communication issued at Vienna yesterday by the Ans:
trian army headquarters staff says:
“Part of our troops in Servia encountered west of
Milanovatz strong hostile forces and could not break
through them. In order to avoid a counter attack, some of
our troops were ordered to (ccupy more favorable situated _
positions.
“On Dec. 8 we captured twenty guns and tooklmuncr-
ous prisoners."
PETROGRAD, via London, Dec. 12.——'l‘hc attack of
the Austro~German army in Poland appears to have lost its
i111petus with the exception of (icncral Mackonzcn’s army.
which is unofficially reported between Lowicz and War-
saw and only about fifteen miles from the Polish capital, '
The other armies are advancing but littlc if any, and
the attempt from the south of Cracow seems entirely rc- ‘
pulsed, according to reports. Neither the siege of tTramw
nor of Przemysl has been relieved, it is statcd,.,whicl1was
the main aim of the Austro—German offensive.
The situation now appeals to hinge 011 the Russian or
German ability to rush in rc-'nf0rccmcuts first, sincc tour
weeks of incessant and hard fghtiug has told scvcrcly on
both sides.
\\'Asul.\'(;"1‘<>.\', Ber. l2.-—-C0111inuation of the often-
sivc in West (iallcia and stuccssful repulse of Russian ni-
tacks southeast of Lodz near l’iotrkow .\verc l't‘pOl‘lt'tl to
the Austrian Hungarian cml assy here from Vienna. The
dispatch. which made no 111c1ti011 of the campaign in Scr-
via follows:
“in West (Jallcia our attacks are continuing unintcr-v
ruptch. libstilc attacks in thi- neighborhood of littor-
kow l1Iavcfailcd. 'l‘llc tenacity of the Alistll'o-lll1111garia11-
Gcrmzin offensive continues. ()ur troops nlouc ruptured last
week £800 Russians. 'l’crfcct co—opcratiou of the allied
(German and Austroelluugarian) troops is t'x'idt'ilvcd."
CONS'I’A N'l‘l NOPLE, Vlii London.
finial statcnwni issued l1crc says:
lice. 12.—~-.\11 oi-
f'lhulcr cover 111' :1 111.111-
war. the Russians ntlcmpicd to. discmbnrk on
near (jounicli. south of Batu 11.
outflauk our troops.
ll(‘ii vy loss "
1
’l‘hui'sdtly
'l‘ra11seaut‘ns1n. in ordcr. to
They 1': crt‘ L't‘ullpcllcd in rein-at with
lIdf'lNlXW. Dec l2-—A d1~pi1til1 llillii \l.sl1..§c1'vlu. to
Rcut‘c‘i s "Iclcgrnm (.0111pnny. contains 11 siulmutni giving
additional details of the rccc 11 o1'r1‘11‘l1c1111'111fi victory over
the Austrians claimed by the Scrt'inns in Nu:'.'1‘11.r~l 1...,-
via.
the
loft
“'l'hr pursuit of thc cucmy is prncccdimg
Isny's tlic statcmcul.
illuilig
whole linc." "rapt-curly 1111 our
and tcnitr
“‘lht siatcmcut rc1ic11s tlic fightingr from l)(‘l
clusivc. estimates the total number of
wards of 22.000, and enumerates :111 i111111c113¢
assortment of war material c1ptu1'cd.
artillery depot.
3 ll) 7, in;
pliatlllt 1'5 :11 up-
:111d \‘111‘ir1l
including an entire
BERLIN, via London, Doc.
recently. the German Admiralty makes this conuucnt on
the British naval victory in the South Atlantic otl' lllt'
Falkland islands: . Q
“The British Admiralty does not say. in its statcmcul
of the battle, that our squadron had been on the high sons
for four months without. means of connuunlcution. either
by cable or otherwise, and had been without any port
iwhere it could put. in for repairs or supplies. Despite this,
it always obtained coal."
1.2.——l11 a Slfllt‘lllL‘lll 1.4mm
LONDON. Dec‘. 12. 5:35 a.I 111.—.=\ dispatch from Fulln-
burgh to the Daily Mail reports that two (icrman subma-
rinc attacks were made 011 the Firth of Fort‘li \\'cdncsda_v
morning, but that they were repulsed. Two of the enemy's
submarines, the dispatch says. were destroyed.
The Admiralty has no corfirmatiou of this reported sub—
marine attack in Scotland.
Telephone 909
9......”
A.&P.
EXTRA SPEClAlS A. 81 P...
25 lbs. Sugar we. .............................. $1.33 "
19 lbs. Sugar for .............................. $1.90
Sweet Oranges .............. 25¢, 30¢ and 35¢,doa.
Maine Potaths, a peck ........................... 20¢
THE GREA'i‘ 81 P. TEA C05;
124 WASHINGTON ST. ”‘
FreeDelive
main building of these barracks.
« ...... REM
lllt: Firth of l‘orth.faci11gthe North Sea, basal ‘ Blrit- 3‘
ish naval beer at ltosythc. off the shore of 1 its, imme~
diatcly to tin 111st of tin c-rtat Forth Bridge Because of
its adinntugt-ous billlall'lil in regard to British naval opera-
tions against (.1 rmam I 111; and undoubtedly has a strong
flcct gathtrcd thcrc hence the report of a German subma-
rim attack is no surprise "‘3
11
'.l().\'l)i).\ lh-r. 12. 8 .2521 mydhwfierman steamer
with a. cargo of 7,000 tons of oil proceeding to Italy from
the L niled States has been seized at (11111211531 by a Brit—
ish narship atcordiug to reports rec‘ei1cd here from.
1 - 11
.crlm.
(.‘()l’l?:\'ll.~\(}li.\‘, via London, Dec. 12, 8:23 a. m.-«
News has been received 11ch that 1111‘ great Goitorp Bar—I
racks near Kiel have been 11 mpletely destroyed by fire,
the origin of which is kept secret.
The '(iottorp Barracks are about miles
northwest of Kiel on an island which lies between the
Schlci and Burg See. The old ducal Schlms (iottorpI is the
iucuty-fivc
.l..i\'c ()nk Buckwheat,
II ————-EXTRIA SPECIALS~— .
])L'llti11u§ (rcammy Button 11, lb. ‘. . . . .. ............. 34¢
(irauulatcd Sugar. 4 [-2 lbs ......... I.,..,. . ‘v. .......... 25¢
Best Family Flour, a bug ........ . .............. . 7“
.2 pkgs.
A. STULL
25¢;
24 COTTAGE STREET. .. t .
EAST NORWAELI‘
Administration account to this
tanks. several buildings and a tire‘IIrIart-ed the complaint to Warden Wil leina.,wben she has zone for her
i
RAPS or THE GAVEL.
The members of Home Hayloft. No will be held Monday night.
26 1-2, 1. O. R. M., convene for regu- of omcers is scheduled.
lar “semi-monthly business on
day evening of next week.
Mon-
Monday evening hold their
The regular weekly business meet— semiomonthly business meeting.
W-
HOLIDAY OFFER
TWO WEEKS
FREE TUITEON
CALL, \A’Rl'l‘E, ll?l. it 1‘ ll(l\l‘
somber-walk. ‘1' " steward.” . ' *Parrcheeter.
I .
ting of Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R..
Election
A Wonderful 1111111111219 ‘tore
‘\ writable Illt'CCfl to \1l1icl1 all the prctty useful things
that union-11 1'1‘1111irc hay: 11 fill? a pilgrimngc. \011 can see
1111111 1'111\.',tl:csc fine now frills, furlwlows :111d novelties.”
There :11": bingo" t'ru ‘ cv '* assortmcuts 11f fashionable, use»;
ful accessories specially cluscn becauc they make such dew
sirnblc Christmas gifts. The sclcrtion 11f'<lylcs and the great .
rnnc'c 11f 111odcratc priccs 111akc it possible to casily single?
out Some small item at small cost. For instance: 1: ’
\lllt‘ ll-tlm, (ll ............................... 25¢‘u
lluullings zit .................. 98¢ up (all are filled)
.\‘1 :luiturc Sets at ------ . ........................ $1 49 up
'l '(l‘fllliig this :11 ............. ‘ ............... $],4
(111111 :11 ....................................... 25¢ up
.\ll urt prcttily boxed riady to bc prtscntcd
in the Matter of Furs
We can interest you through the largest and finest line"
of (Innis Sets and Single Pieces in the city. All superior
nis in quality and style, and all icnnuknbly reasonable ‘
p111 c .
1‘." 11'
3‘“
Furs Altered and Rep shed. ’
A book of ant Green Stamps
saved is several Dollars earned
‘M. hiol tasch 81 Son
120 Washingtcn St. South Norwalk.
1‘
.1 Evervthiryg in the ’QpiiggLng
. 58‘WALL eraser"-
NORWALK. ’
91-10115 «a
O. D. Jackson
Oxsiicl .;
Court Mahackemo, No. 33, F of A..
regular‘
limiting system. bur Smith. , , , . ;.,f_ -‘l 111 1: winter months. 1
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