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For Sale,
Professional ‘Cards'.’ arid
Miscellaneous”.
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Business and.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twentyvf‘ive Words or Less: 25c;
Three Times, 60c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED.
1
WANTED BRiCKLAYERS — ATI
once; good front bricklayers at Darien 3
dii 31‘
p ; storage.
iarage, at Darlen, Conn.
WANTED—CLEAN CUT YOUNG
men. Chance to make good monQY.
Apply Mansion
o'clock. (114 3t;
WANTED—4W0 OR THREE FURo’
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
Address Housekeeping.
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUIr ,
try and calves. 14c. for fat calves.
$7. 50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-l
Tel.130. 31 if
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry Best market prices
paid. l'ldxtra prices for fat calves.
$5.00 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 t!
cut avenue.
WANTED To BUY—ALL KINDS
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 366-21. 111.13
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BUSINESS NOTICES
HANDMADE HOLIDAY . GIFTS.
Orders taken. Mrs. Taylor’s'millinery,
lianford Block, North Main St. d113t
1
Your Child May
be developing a Curvature. Why not,
have an analysis made—it is FREE.
E. ‘BAR'IHOL, D. C.
.. Painless Chiropractor,
63 Meadow Street—7 to 8 Evenings.
Stamford Office—9 to 5 Daily. ‘i
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A Practical
Christmas Gift
The ‘lwantu’ Gas Iron,
complete with tube
and stand
$3.50
GUARANTEED
Packed in an attractive
The United Electric
Light in Water Co.
Special Music.
Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New Entrance from
Elizabeth St.
.. “
House after six ‘
(111 3t.
1 TO LET. I
TO LET -- LARGE WINDOW‘
space, to display for advertising pur-
pose. Also a large room to use for
All particulars given at
131 Washington
dli 3t-
Delicatessen Store,
'1 street.
l To’ifelLLAnGs, 1.101153151111011;
light and steam heat free. Rent, 310-.
per month. Apply afternoon and even I
ing at Club Theatre. d12 3t:
TO LET—FLAT or 1101111 1100113
and bath, heated if desired. Also two
furnished rooms, suitable light house,
keeping. Transients for rooms. 111-;
quire 2 High street. dli 3t
I To LET—
‘rooms with all improvements, also 8
rooms inquire Frank Libner 2 Bou-
ton street, South Norwalk. d12 3t
To LET—ROOMS AT 38 OSBORNE
avenue, East,Norwalk. Apply Ray-
mond Ambler, Wilton, Conn. dll 8t
floor of house. 60 Putnam avenue. Five
rooms and bath each. Apply on prem-
ises. 1111 at
l
To LET—TWO CONNECTING
furnished rooms with all convenienc-
es for light housekeeping, 214 East
avenue. 1111 at
To LET—A sxx ROOM HOUSE AT
My Place. inquire at Mrs. J. Popp
Peters. 18 Ferris Ave, 80. Norwallr,
COnn.
TO LET—EIGHT—ROOM MODERN
glrnlfe, fork and spoon set. All brand
APARTMENT 0F 5 I
To LET—FIRST AND SECOND;
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE — UNUSUAL BAR-
gains. 1 Visible Printype Oliver Type-
writer; 1 Columbia Graphophone with
records; 1 26 piece sterling silver
new The Bazaar. 76 Washington St
d12 3t
FOR SALE—FINE WHITE BUILD-
lug stones. inquire F Palumbo. 12
Knapp street Tel. 722- 14. d12 6t
FOR SALE—FOR A XMAS PRES-
ent. a beautiful little Boston Bull pup-
-,ed screw tail and pedigree Apply
John F. Wilson, 24 Clay street, South
Norwalk. d12 3t
FOR BALE—82150 BUYS GOOD
house, barn and about 4 acres good
land. near Norwalk. Part cash. Also
816 boys good organ. Address Box
314 South Norwalk. d10 6t
FOR SALE—«SAMPLE BOX OF
twenty apples delivered for 25c.
Address Orchard, care Sentinel. 118 st
FOR SALE-r-HOUSE. mew say-
on room house. all improvements, 1
walk. R, & J Larrauri, builders. 0t-
iice 123 Washington street. Phone
1622-5. (18 ti
LOST.
LOST—FEMALE SETTER. WHITE
with brown markings. New Haven ad-
dress on collar. (‘orcoranfl Hamilton
avenue. dli 3t
house. 'on East avenue. All improve-
inquire Finch Bros., 8 Van
d116t
- ments.
Zant street.
Reed street; six rooms and bath; sec-‘
loud floor. inquire of '1‘. Bresnan, 47
West avenue, South Norwalk, or 20
Wall St, Norwalk. Phone 458. 111.1 lit
to LET—FROM JANUARY lS'I‘.
1916, store and basement, No. 6 80..
Main St. Occupied at present by Wil-
quiro Frederick Lander, 4 80 Main
St, Room 9. Phone 1656.
FOR RENT—HOUSE,
tion. For particulars, J. M. Layton 8:
Co.. 5 Railroad avenue, South Nor-
walk.
35 Lincoln
Rent
TO LET—Bungalow.
avenue. All improvements.
$20. inquire of Charles E. Hoyt.
' ~ ‘- ' d4 tf
fl
St.
Taylor Ave.‘ Tel; 1105-5,
Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102
1130 t!
merits, East Washington and Chapel
streets, modern improvements, recent-
ly decorated. Rent 310. 00, :12. mi
31400. Inquire Dr. Bohannan, 64
South Main street. Telephone 60.
1123 tf
Toni-ET—ONE NEW TWO». FAM-
lly house. 32 Taylor avenue, all im-
provements and a new seven room
cottage, all improvements, 34 Taylor
avenue. Inquire United Grocery.Co.,
or Raymond Grocery Co, n28 tf
“T'mécsnmmus . '
' “amounts “-oass‘suaxmo—
at reasonable prices. 8 Hanford Place.
(18 3t
FOR’F‘URNITURE. HUGS. STOVES,
Etc" ilosen’e Furniture Store is the
place to visit. We have a full line of
Furniture, with prices that cannot be
beat: Come and give us a trial.
ROBEN’S FURNITURE STORE,
Phone 1364-12.
The Nomalklhus Co
a H’ A. Mead, "Mgr.
. 8 North Main Sit,
Smith Noeralk, Conn.
OUR REGULAR ”PRICES.
V Piakham’ 11 Vegetable Compound
.....l. ..80c
FALLS INTO BOILING TUB. I
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'1. 117's.» Dies of Burnd in. Mother's
Home in Tho’mpsonvllle. '
y , _'i‘I-EOMPSONVILLE. Dec. 14.411.111- -.
, ‘ p.11. sine. aged 2 years, tumbled into]
..., ”r p, 41351» of boiling wstér at his mother's
and died last night as the result *
Wampol’e’s cod Liver Oil .. 80c
Scott’s Emulsion .. 40c ”and Boo
White’Pfiie Cough Syrup.
SIIloan’ __‘ Liniment .. sec and 401:
PharmacisI Always in
TO LET—APARTMENT AT 5,
alCompsny. known as Bonds of Thrift.
liam P. Beers, as stationary store In- 131,8 details of this matter.
117 ii:
8 ROOMS: 1
bath, electric light, heat; central local;
(15M=
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING;
TO LET—ATTRACTIVE APART- 1
r 13 ElyI Avenue,
‘the Boston Store, save you money in _
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
iPolnts for Sentinel Readers to Gen-
sider When Out Shopping.
The N. E. Ryan C0,. are showing
a vast assortment of Aprons, especial
'iy appropriate for Christmas gifts.
A most excellent system for saving
is now offered by. The Peoples Trust
Perseverance and independence. Read
their adv. and acquaint yourself with
Merrill College is making a holiday
loffer of 2 weeks‘ free tuition. Call.
:write or telephone for particulars.
Furs make a present that is great-
ly appreciated. 'l‘ristram & Hyatt are
lready to supply all eends. See adv.
l Dickerman's is a good place to go
1 for holiday purchases.
l A line chance to fill your stamp
books is offered by the Great A. & P.
Tea Co. this week. Read the adv.
Fur costs from $18 00 up at Rogers
& Stevens.
Special prices for the
kodaks.
Christmas
a trade on candy, perfumes.
rlinncy and toilet articles at Stillson .
i & Powell's.
if you intend visiting California and
the Panama Pacific Exposition get
rates and terms from J. M. Layton 8c
g oChristmas shoppers will find the D.
111.. Read Go. a convenient store to
supply their needs.
' Charles Brand. the well known
Washington street jeweler and sue-
iguamntees satisfaction at all times.-
I E K. Banks is advertising a bounti-
ful supply in wearing apparel and
fancy articles
trade. Drop in the store, and look
over the stock.
You’ll certtilnly be surprised at the ‘ '
quality of the Xmas post cards, 2 for
1.c at Beers'.
‘ The success of the City National
iBank has come about from servin!
well. They invite you to become a
'satistled depositor
Christmas gifts for the boy and the
Glover‘s.
Let the low prices that prevail at
your Christmas shopping. Read to-_
day‘ s adv.
Another one of the [Ferris Coal Corn
pany's interesting advertisements in
today's issue. Read it.
If you buy a watch at Noack’s, you
can depend upon its reliability, no oth-
er'kind in stock;
Read Sanitary Market adv for pric-
es on lamb.
A piano makes a present for the
Othole -.family See the new sterling
Piano- player at Schoenberg's
present for a good '11on At KriegexI-‘Is
J1~ \
v.
DY. male, four weeks old. nicely mark- ‘
Delaware street, I‘airfleld Park, Nor- .
cessiuIadV'ei-tiser lass: eqilippfid-thll'r I'I:
hecan takecareof all orderaandh‘e - ‘
for the Christmas I
girl, in fact for the whole family at .
A food“ Mackenaw coat is a seed .. ',
‘ issued by the Official Bureau today announced
’~ aged? incl-naval battle in the Qhrd'anellcs."
, steamer Obidense, laden with foodstuffs jor'
_ arrived at Rotterdam today from New York:
p
mmsmbmat
Tunney users; madam-moses 1.1121311“? ‘
RUSSLA ANY BY GREAT BRITAIN’S NAVY.
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the W people, has only reached Maasluis SC\€ll
miles wesl; of Rotterdam. Here she grounded in the riv-
er, and he; cargo must be lightcrcd before she can be
floated. .
A repol’t from Amsterdam yesterday said
llense has arrived in Rotterdam.
the Obi—I
WASHJNG'I‘ON. Disc. l4.—£01011el (iocthals. governor
of the Panama Canal zone. today reiterated his request that
two torpedo boat destroyers be sent to the Canal Zone
waters to prevent violation of neutrality through the mis—
use of wireless and the taking on of supplies by belliger-
ent vessels.
LONDON, Dec. 14, 7 a. m.—-—.\ dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Copenhagen asserts that a Czech resident of
Prague has been shot for corresponding with a Czech Un-
ion in Chicago, which, it is alleged, is carrying on a; cam—
paign for the establishment for an independent kingdom
in Bohemia.
PETRORAI), via London, Dec. 14. 7:59 a. 111.-—An of—
ficial communication issued by the Russian army staff of
the Caucasus, says: “All day Friday fighting occupred on
the front extending through the villages of Pyrusk, Asiner
and Tutak.(southeast of Erzernm). The enemy was every-
where repulsed and pursued beyond the Euphrates with
severe lossea." I . ’
LONDON, Dec. l4.—eJames Ramsay Macdonaltl, mcm~
ber of Parliament and chairman of the Labor Party, has
gone to the front with an ambulance corps, according to
the Leicestersliirc Post. Mr. Macdouaid for a time was hit-
terlv opposed to the war He accused Foreign Secretary
(may of being responsible for [uplands patticipation in
the “ar.
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PANAMA, Dec. 14.—~It is persistently reported here
that a squadron of six British warships mct four British
colliers last week at. a point on the high seas fifty miles
south of Panama and coalcd from them. 11' is believed lo-
cally that these warships came fro-11 Australian \vatcrs:
one of them 1s even said to be the Australian battle cruiser
Australia. . '
A lapanesc fleet is said to be Off the coast of Chile. and
the British warships are believed to haw sailed for tln
south to effect 'a junction with the Japanese.
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ROME, Dcc 1.4.—-Tl1e Vatican authorities have
public a document setting forth the efforts made by
Pope 10.01113“) a truce in the European war durinpr the
( liristtnmt season. .1
lllfltli‘
lfilMt‘l'rorts’ of thc pontiff {oiled according to the \ ati-
can anuormccmcut owing to the opposition of a certain
I poucr. .. m
———s.
l()Nl).(lN Dec 1.1. ——A dispatch to the I.\ chin},r Nun"
fmm \alparaiso, Chile says it is reported that the (£91-
man cruiser Dresden has taken refuge in an inlet on tin
coast of Patagonia. ‘
lite Dresden is the only vessel of thc (iclumn squad
r011 uhich met the British fleet in the South Atlantic Du.
8, that has not‘bccn accounted for.
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MAL'I‘A. via London. Dre. 1431—1111? steamer Caledo—
niau, which has arrived ironinPort, Said, had on board a
large number of members of religious orders; mostly
French Sixtyesix nuns were landed, but the rest will pro-
read to France on the steamér.
A majority of these people were expelled from Pales-
tinc by the Turks, while the others flcd owing,r tn the
menaCe of war.
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‘LONlDlON, Dec. l4. 11125 a. m.—A couununicatiou
. I that. the
Turkish battleship Messudieh has ”been torpedoes by , a
British subxm-aine. .
The Official Bureaufls statement is as follows.
."chterday submarine. 8-12. in Charge
_ “Although pursued by gunfire and torpedo boats, the
13- -11 returned safely after being submerged, on one oc-
casino, for nine hours.
_“Wl1en last seen the Messudibh was sinking by~ the
stern.”
The Mcssudich was a very old boat, having been built ~
at Blackwell, Engand, in 1374. .. and reconstructed at
IGenoa in 1903. She Was 332 feet 10113.59 fe‘et beam and of
about 10,000 tons’ burden. She had a speed of 17 1-2 knots. .
and her main battery consisted of two 9.2 inch guns in tur-V
rats and twelve 6 inch guns in battery. In. the war with
Greece iii 1912, the Mlessudieh was reported badly
She carried :1
crew of "600 men.
AMSTERDAM, Dec: 14.303; .
b.——-Tl1e Norwegian
.BERLIN, via The Hague and London, Dec. 14 10: 20
a. int—The correspondent of the ITageblatt in SOfia Bul-
- gar-tatelggraphs an interview he had with Field Marshal
jBaron you Ider Goltz while the latter- was .on his way to”.
‘ fighter-lids romaine
your articles to ‘
the. ,
. of Lieuts‘f : ~
Commander Norman B Ho brook, of the Royal Navy . .
entered the. Dardanelles and in spite of the difficult current: ,‘
dived under fiverrows of mines and torpedoerl the Turkish
battleship Messudieh, Which was guarding the mine fields
{I (lam- '
the Belgians... ‘
We Give 8. 8. H. Green ‘l‘radiog Stamps. Ask for Titan
iii? A‘ CHANCE A___.____ an f
To Fill Your Stamp Books at the '
A. 81 P. STORE
200 Stamps FREE with
[can B. Powder, at 5.03 | | $1.007
aud2 bot. Extract, each 23c l I total};
Buy a Barrel of Flour
Best Fleur Ia harrcl
Best Flour. a bag
......................................................... verse.
19 lbs. of Gran. Sugar $1.00"
Pure Lord 11 lb. lZ'ZzCI
100 Stamps with 1 lb. 11211 at .......... ' .............. 70¢
75 Stamps with 1 lb 'Ica at ........................ 60¢
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at .. ................. 50¢
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ....... ' .................. 40¢
30 Stamps with 1 lb of Cutler at ......... . .......... 35¢
25 Stamps with 1 lb. of Coffee .................... ‘. .. 32¢
20 Stamps with 1 lb. of Coffee, ....................... 30¢
15 Stamps with 1 lb. of Coffee ..... . . .. ....... l ....... 25¢
10 Stamps with 1 lb.
ofCofi'ce........‘.... .......... ..20¢
Great A. P. Tca’Co.
South Norwalk', Conn;
Free Delivery,
124 Washington Street.
Tel. 909.
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We 1.1.15. 81 H. Green Tracing Stamps. 11211011111111,
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~ vinccd that some day the enemy a resistance will be bibliei'r.
..'- . “But the German army,” he added
A Wonderful (mnstmas Store
\ writable mecca to which all the pretty useful things
that w'omen require have madc a pilgrimage. You can see
them now. these fine new frills {urbelovts and novelties.
[here are bigger than ever assortments o1 fasl1ional)le,.use-
ful accessories specially chosen becauc they make such de-
sixnblc Lllristmas gifts. The selection of. styles and the great’
range of moderate prices make it possible to easily single
out some small item at small cost. For instance.
Silk Hose at .................................... 25¢u
Handbags at ------------------------ 98¢ up (all are fitted)
Manicure Sets at ---------- ....... ..,.. ...... 911p;
'lra-vcling Sets at -------------- ~. ............ 3. . . $1: 49 up
G irtllcs at ---------------------- '.‘ .............. 25¢ up
All are prettily boxed ready to be presented.
In the Matter of Furs
We can interest you through the largest and finest line
of touts, Sets and Single Pieces in the city. All superior
grarmcnts in quality and style, and all remarkably reasonable ‘
in price. , . .
Furs ’Altfl‘ed and Rep airéd. ‘ ' 1 f I“ ;
.at.’
J’;0"”I_
A boot: of $4.9! Green Sharps
saved is several Dollars earned
M Moltasch 818011.
120 Washington 82.. South NorwsIlk.
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not barbarians.
conuncrce ; ‘ Ian‘d
vinced themselves that the Germans are
Life continues as if 111 peace time, and
transportation are getting bct‘er..
“The Belgians fought bravely for their fatherlaucl. Such ,I
opponcts should be cstcentcdf"
Answering questions regarding the war situation in the
west the field marshal pointed out, that an army of 3 mil-
lion of German soldiers were in the enemy 5 country, and
that the richest French provinces were occupied. .7
“We don’t underestimate our opponents, he said.
”‘l‘he French and English fight with utter Contempt fol
death, but we are gradually winning ground and are con; _
“Germany is prepared to wage war for years, and the
side which is able to stand the most and has the best ditto
‘ ciplinc is~bound to win. The enthusiasm and morale of
the (remnant soldiers fostered by a good supply arrllnch-r“
limit, we are sure, will ultimately make us victorious."
I§pcaking of the situation in the east Field Marshall I
you dcr Colt; said he considered that the Russian clien-
sive hall been a failure, but that. hard fighting was still in .~
prospect.
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which was vic- _
tonous earlier against superior numbers, is bound to be so
. in the future." f ‘.\
p . Field Marsllal you der Golt, said in conclusion that’. he.
was convmced that the Turkish army llatl greatly profited
:fiby- its hard work. during the last few years and w. l‘
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