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WANTED. I TO LET.
‘Pon SALE.
WANTED—AI nor on YOUNG? To LET—Rooms. FIRST AND.
man to help in a dry goods store Ap- second floor, East Side Hotel. ms at
ply to A Dickerman It Son. dis 8U
TO LET &— LARGE WINDOW
WANTED—A RELIABLE WHITE space, to display for advertising pur-
girl who can speak English. Apply pose. Also a large room to use for
32 Lincoln avenue. d15 1t storage. All particulars given at
lDelieatessen Store, 131 Washington
WANTED—DIVE SALESMEN lN‘street. . dli 3t
each county for highest grade stand. , ~ -— ——w--—-—'——-—-——~ . .,-
To LET—LARGE, LIGHT OFFICE;
rd arden a d ds. P mi
3 g n 3”“ see a a light and steam heat free Rent, :10
nent situation, good pay. Experience
unnecessary. Cobb Co. Franklin, . Der month. Apply afternoon and even-
iMass ’ in: at Club Theatre. Id12 at
615 (itl
5 .70 LET—FLAT or noun nouns
.and bath, heated if desired. Also two
tarnished rooms. suitable light house-
=..keeplng Transients for rooms. In-
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W ANTED—CLEAN CUT YOUNquuim 2 High street. dli 3t!
men Chance to make good money. :
:Apply‘ Mansion House after, six}
o'clock. I114 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND FOUL-I
try and calves. 140. for (at calves.
37.60 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
Icut avenue. Tel. 130. sl ti
‘ WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves.
$6. 00 for bob calves to fatten H.
Friedman Conn. Ave. Tel. 1161. liam P. Beers. as stationary store. In-
°29 tt quire Frederick Lander. 4 So. Main
’" St. Room 9. Phone 1656. . 07 t!
WANTED To BUY—ALL KINDS
of cattle. calves and poultry, Bob
calves to fatten, $8.00. Specialprloes avenue All improvements
for fat calves. Pay the highest prices ‘ ‘20 Inquire of Charles E Hoyt
in town. Jos Dickman. 19 Raymond: 11-! fl
street. Phone 356- 21. d7 12t'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
“FOR FURNITURE, HUGS, STOVES,
Etc" Rosen's Furniture Store is the
place to visit. We have a full line of
“Furniture, with prices that cannot bel
beat. Come and give us a trial
. ROSEN'S FURNITURE STORE.
WANTED BRIOKLAYERS -— A
once; good front bricklayers at Darien
Garage, at Darlen, Conn. dli 8t
,
TO LET— APARTMENT OF 5.;
rooms with all improvements; also}
rooms. Inquire Frank Libner, 2 Bone
ton street, South Norwallr. d12 3t
To LET~EIGHT-ROOM MODERN
house, on East avenue. All improve-
ments. Inquire Finch Bros., 8 Van
Zant street. (111 St
To LET-FROM JANUARY 181‘.
1916, store and basement, No. 6 So.
Main St. Occupied at present by W“:
Lincoln
Rent
To LET~—Bungalow. 35
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TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 56 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov
Taylor Ave. Tel 11665.
102 I
n30 tt 1
TO LET~ATTRACTIYE APART-l
ments East Washington and Chapel;
streets, modern improvements, recent~‘
Iy decorated. Rent 3,10. 00. $12. 00,
[Phone 1364.12. 13 Ely Avenue. $14-00 Millie Dr- Bonannan. 64
:21 . ' South Main street. Telephone 60.
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TO LET-r-ONE NEW TWO FAM-
Your ChildMay
be developing a Curvature. Why not
have an analysis made—it is FREE.
E. BART HOL. D. .c.
movements and a new seven room
cottage, all improvements, 34 Taylor;
avenue. Inquire United Grocery Co..
or Raymond Grocery Co. n23 tr
FOR BALE—FANCY'CEDAR XMAS i
trees, 50c. up, as to size. Delivered a
few days before Xmas. Fred H. Whip-
ple, Wilton, 00nd. ‘ dis 3t
. Knapp street.
Iron SALE — UNUSUAL BAB—
gslns. 1 Visible Printype‘OIlvor TV”:
writer; 1 Columbia Graphophoae with
room-ha; 1' 26 piece Sterling silver.
knife, fork and spoon set. All brand
new. The Bazaar. 76 Washington St.
dlz 3t
Iron SALE—PINE wnrrn 3mm
ing stones. Inquire I". Palumbo. 12
Tel. 722-14. “9112 St
‘ed’, screw tail and pedigree. Apply
FUR SALE—FOR A XMAS PRES-
ent. a beautiful little Boston Bull pup- =
py, male, four weeks old, nidely mark.
John 1". Wilson. 24 Clay street, South
Norwalk. ‘ ms at
. old buildings
Iiy house. 32 Taylor-avenues]! Im- 7
’FOR SALE—82150 ‘ BUYS GOOD
house, barn and about 4 acres good
land. near Norwalk. Part cash. Also
:15 buys good organ. Address Box
314 South Norwalk. dio 6t
FOR SALE—«SAMPLE. Box or
meaty apples delivered for 25¢.
Address Orthard. care Sentinel. d8 6!
FOR BALE—HOUSE. NEW SEV-
en room More, all improvements. 1 1‘ .
Delaware-street. Fairneld Park. Nor-
walk. P. d: J. Larrsuri. builders. Of-
Ilce 123' Washington street. Phone
1622-5. d8 tr
NOTICE OF SALE.
Sealed bids for the purchase of the
on the Washington
,strsetrBrIdge. known as- the draw”
.tender‘s house, and the small oiilcel. .
building, at No.1’l3 Washington at.
will be received by the seereta'ry oi
the Bridge Construction Committee in
The People's Trust Company. up to
three o'clock p. 111., Saturday. Decem-
ber 19,1914. subject to the following
conditions to wit: —- .
That the purchase price shall be.i
paid upon acceptance of the bid by the
Bridge Construction Committee;
That the buildings sold shall be torn
down and removed from the site with
In ten days from date or purchase.
THE COMMITTEE.
.. PainlcSS Chiropractor,
63. Meadow street—7 to 8 Evenings.
Stamford Office—9 to 6 Dally.
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LOST.
‘ LOST—FEMALE SETTER, WHITE
with brown markings. New Haven ad.
dress on collar. Corcoran, 9 Hamilton
avenue.
d14 3t ’
Special MUSIC
Every Saturday Evening.
Christmas. Suggestions
Apollo and Fishe‘s Green Seal
Chocolates, one to five pound
boxes.
A Practical ‘
Christmas Gift 7 ,
~ Toilet and Manicure Sets.
, ‘ . i ‘ Kodaks. Cameras and Supplies. -
The ‘Iwalltu’ Gas II'OII, PCrfumes and Toilet Waters.-
complete with tube
Cigarsin boxes. of 25 and 50.
and stand
$3.50 _.
GUARANTEED
“ vISIr'camronNIa'
-—and the-—
PANAMA—PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
IN SAN FRANCISCO IN 1915
Rates and Terms .
Packed' In an attractive
Holly- Colored» Box -
‘rmnn ESTATE suspension ;»
5 Railroad Ave. sensuous-III.
The United Electric . L ,. i 7
Light 8: water Co. ..
ri'lw Homestead Property of the late
Andrew N.‘Taylor, on Woodward
Avenue. South Norwnlk.
‘l House, barn and other out-build
tings: lot 130 «feet front on Woodward. '
nyenud I334 feet deep on the North- "
‘ erly line 284 feet deep on the South-_ 3
,1y line and 93 feet on Day street.
on. arms and particulars apply
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New Entrance :from-
Eurabeth St.
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Phone 805—50 80. Main St. .
,‘so. Norwalk. Music Hall aIbok.
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Deputy Sheriff John W. Vollmer
, and his brother Wallace Vollmer took
six prisoners to the Cheshire reforma-
tory yesterday morning. Fred Beats,
who pleaded guilty at the recent term
of the criminal superior court to the
charge of burglary. 'was among the
, rug store,
The other prisoners
prisoners. He was soon fig or break-,.
“ ing into J. nannies...
; in Bridgeport
art-y Mitts Mini-I, Janina ‘
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s ire”
That General jofi‘re, the French
Katmai out the situation, seems apparent, «but be long as
BELGRADE AGAIN, IN watermelon or 'mis SER-
VIANS, THE AUSTRIANS BEING DRIVEN our
(Continued from First Hagen;
ceinniandcr-in—clIicf
is
artillery duels continue to constitute menu (If the fighting
only slow {magmas has been expected, as it is a military
maxim that guns alone cannot bring a decision Ger-
many has shifted so many of her troops to the eastern
arena that the Allies must now clearly outnumber them
in France and Flanders. This condition, taken together
with the fact of French and British reinforcements is lead—
ing Berlin, according to report.to expect pronounced at-
tivity on the part of the Allies at any moment
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LONIX3N, Dec. 15,2251). m.-—-Tbe statement issu‘rd
today by the British Official Information Bureau concern-
ing the combined attack by the Allies yesterday against
the German line was interpreted in some quarters as mark-
ing the beginning of the much discussed attempt to make
a general advance. The point of the (ombinetl attack
mentioned in the statement is to the south of \pres It
will be noticed, however, that the statement refers to
fighting in Northern France, as well as in Belgium. This
is taken to mean that the offensive
over a considerable area.
It has been known for some time that the British army
headquarters has been pushed to the eastward and it
movement stretches
is
‘ consequently assumed by British observers that the Allies
..
have made more progress tbzn has‘becn chroniéled.
The occupation of Belgrade by the. Serviaus may soon
have an important bearing. on the sitaution in the east.
should it compel the Austrian s to make a vigorous Iltiensiw
campaign along their own borders to pre\ out a swim in~
vasion
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PARIS, Dec. I5.~—The official statement given out by
the French. War Office this afternoon says the French
have retained the territory tl'at .‘lltey won recently along
the Ypres Canal: to the west of Ilollcbeke; in the Ar—
gonne and elsewhere There has been artliltry lighting
from the Somme to the \rgeuue and in Alsace. (ierman
infaptry gamed a foothold near Steinbath' The text of
the communication follows: , ., ' «f
i "Ilsetuteeu the sea and the Lys the irlnéiisb have nun
pIed a little forest to the west. of W ytscllaetc. llw ground
gained yesterday by our troops alongthe Yprcs-I anal and i
to the west of Hollebeke has been retained in spite of
vigorous counter attack on the part of the enemy.
”From the Belgian frtmticr to the Somme there
nothing to report. From the somme to the Argonne IIIL'TC
has been intermittent caunoiiading. Exceptiug‘ in Ibo l‘t‘~
gion of Cmuy. the artillery fighting has not been spirited.
is
.In the Argonne we have made some progrdw and retained"
the advances made by us on preceding (lays. ,
' "Ini‘tlle Vosges the railmad station of SI. Leonard.
to the south of St. Dic has been violently lmnllmnlul by .
the Germans Item a considerable diatoms.
"In 'Alsaco there has been much activity on the part of
the enemy's artillery with the exception of being.- Sit‘lih ‘
back, where an attack by Geerman infantryIIIcu. "Pinning
from Uifflioltz, was successful in gainingr ll fuotl'mld. We
have everywhere retained the positions \yon previously by
‘ to
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LONDON. Dec. 3 (Correspondence of The .r\,-mt'~i_utml
Press. )~The official officers' casualty list ID! the week
ended Nov 30, made public today shows that In those set-
en days the British forces on the Continent lo<t yo uft'ncis
. killed and I4: wounded and that 33 were reported miss~ . .
that since the outbreak of hostilities Great Britain
ing‘ This givcsa total of 253 for the week.
Added to the previous totals .the last rcpmt shou‘s
has
had 966 officers killed and 19m wounded, while 582 have .
. {been reported missing The total of casualties of officers
up to date, is therefore 3,666 , ~
BERLIN by wireless to Sayvillr. N. \-.. Duo. ' 1;. -~~‘
' An official report given out at headquarters late last night
lions: batsmen the Mouse? and Vooges. but these w ore easilx
repulsed There were no .Impostant events on
front, in East Prussia or in South Poland.
. “in North' ‘
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REAL ESTATE, mounmcs , ' M
J. ~M.-I.ay£enki. c... In...
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- said: " . ‘
“The French have made u cak attacks against our posi-
the. west
()ur operations
Poland are developmg .
“The following remarks are made regardnig Russian and
.French official reports:
" ‘Southeast of Cracow we continued our offensive. We
took several German guns and machine guns and made
abbut 2,000 prisonersfl ‘ , » - x
“Not one man, not one gun nor one machine gun .
there has fallen into Ruebian fiends... _ -. ,
h i “The official Paris bulletin of Dec 14 states:
“Northeast of Vaiily one German battery was Com—
Pulpletely amhilatcd at Deunnouds, to the west of Vigneullcs- . '
‘ les- Hlattonchatel‘, two German batteries were destroyed,
. SIX PRISONERB. SENT" TO RE. 4 .. ‘ “
one of heavy calibre and one destined to fight aeroplanes.
In the same region the French have destroyed a Neck-
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house and several trenches. ; . , y.
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‘S‘All this 13 pure invention."
WASHINGTON, Dec 15.——Arrival of the German
converted cruiser Cormorant, in tlIe- harbor of Guam, an
American possession Iii the Ladrone Archipelago, Was’of—
ficially reported to the Navy Department today by the
commandant of the naval station there: ‘ .
It Is presumed the German vessel nought "the Guam
A. a. P EXTRA SPECIAISI A. a *P.
25 lbs. Sugarfor........:.. ................... $1.33 .~
19 lbs. Sugar for .. ............................ $1.00
Sweet Oranges ...... . .25¢. 30¢ and 35¢ don. . .
Maine Potatoes, a peck ...................... .20¢ "
THE GREAT A. 81 P. TEA C0.
124 WASHINGTON ST. .1
.Telephone 909 Free Delivo igil
Have You or
We [lave (hissed the! Boer
' commodots‘on’y a limited number of per-.4
; , gés tibat‘ inst come it st so: veil.”
Have You No.
Given Serious and thoughtful can: V
sideration in record to the charactednfé
your Christmas gifts? We have and sic-X
cordingly invite inspection of out adve
tiscments.
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That permits of a pleasant and
peaceful Christmas. It Is a grand open-
ing and a great opportunity. Cir_dumstanc-~
eshte such that we will be. able to new
This
sous. .—. n gun and can only sug~ '
The men County
Nah lienal Bank.
Watch for futile. particulars We can
assist you in securing your Best Gift
Silk Hose at ----- ................... 25ft:
:..,.Handbags at ........... ............. 98¢ up (all are fitted
Manicure Sets at ----- .................. $},43,
Traveling Sets at ----- .. .................. s ,“4 (L-
Girdles at ................. .251!
, of Coats Sets and Single Pieces in the city.
M. Moltasch 81 Son
A Wonderful Christmas Store
A veritable mecca to which all the pretty useful things,
that women require have mule a pilgrimage. You can see 3
them now these fine new frills, furbelows and novelties;
There are bigger than ever assortmeuts of fashionable, naew'
ful at cessorics specially chosen becaue they make suchg. de-
sirable. C hrlsimas gifts The selection of styles and the gran
range of moderate prices make it possible to easily si‘ngl‘
out some small item at small cost. For instance: . i . 7%
All are prettily boxed ready to be presented.
In the Matter of Ears ~
We can interest you through the largest and finest line
All superior
garments in quality and style, and all remarkably reasonable
in price.
Furs Altered and Rep aired-
A book of 21W.“ Green ‘ Stamps.
,. saVed is several Dollars earned
120 Washington St. south Norwalk.
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PARIS Dec. 15.—A dispatch from Havre to the Vlatin ,
says: ,
”According to news which line reached the Belgian
government, the German governor-general of the occupied
territory in Belgiuc has ordered the provincial councils to
meet on Dec 17 to take the necessary measures {(1ch
payment 0f. the war tax of 350,000,000 francs.” . . " ‘
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