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LASSIPIED Advertisement: on thispsge. Twenty-Five words erVLess. 26c;
Three Times. 60: Eecb Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In blnch
(see or Cops. Double Price.
Business and
WANTED.
'WANTED —- MRS.
1y renovated and relurnished’house at
. .12 Huvllhnd street and could “6031‘
1113' to A Dickermsn & Son
modnts few table boarders.
cooking. Batistnction guaranteed. One
vacant room.
WANTED —- YOUNG WOMAN
clerk and steuogrepher. with some
Imowl5edge oi bookkeeping. References
required. Address. ststlng annlldce- .
iions and salary expected Profession-
hi cure Sentinel since.
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‘WANTED-uA BOY OR YOUNG
man to help in a dry goods stoi‘e Ap-
dlfi 8t
WANTED—111V!) SALESMEN
“such county for highest grade stand-
‘ street.
on! garden and mu sheds, Penns-
nent ”situation good per Experience
unnecessary. Cobb 00., Fronklln,
crabs. '
v
WANTEMA'H‘LE‘XAND P011151-
try end calves. lie. for tut chives.
$7. 50 for small calves to fatten. Beet
market ‘prices. W. Miller. Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel. 180. II t!
ROCKWELL:
formerly of Chestnut attract. ins Into“
3 noise. Marshal street.
. items!
. r0 m—u‘rrnscrrvn NEW no:
1117 3t ‘
on at
' a T0 LET—PLAT or men noous
IN’
1115 61‘?
TO LET. FOR SALE.
TO LET—6'3 390M APART- .ron SALE—CANARIE. GOOD
9””th 21 ”we “"3,“ Reesensbie singers. Select one hetero the heli-
rent. Apply the Hutch t Bellel' 0‘0- ' days. 16 Spring Hill Norwslh dl'l 3t
1111 If
room half hours, all modern improve-
ments and conveniences. 5 minutes
from ill. N. Depot. Morin; Count. Co.
128 Washington street. did at
To LE'r-ROOMS. FIRST AND
second floor, East Side Hotel. dis 3t
trees. 50c. up. As to size. Delivered a.
lien" Gal's before Kinds. Fred H. Whip-
pie. Wilton, Conn.
can first?" ~runxnvs site
geese, at 3 Bridge street. but Nor- '
walk.
' dli all,
nun-n—
eon SALE—FANCY cm... qus‘
616 81
And both, hosted 11 desired. Also two
furnished rooms, suiteble light house-
keeping. Transients for rooms. ins.
quire 2 High street. all “at”
on room house. all improvements. 5!
Delewara street. Flirfield Park. Nor-
See 1:; Waninmu m Phom
162:5.
eon {ALE—noun: New SEV-
welk. P. A J. Larrsuri. builders 0!-
d8“
honse,Von first evenne. All improve-
ments. inquire Finch Bros. ,8 Von,
Zuni street. dll at
To LET—FROM JANUARY 185'15‘.
.1915. store end basement. Not. 6 So.
Main St. Occupied st present by Wil-
liam P. Beers. as ststionsry store. in-
St. Room 9. Phone 1666. (17 t1
"WANTso—ro nor ALI. muss -
cattle and poultry. Best merket prices
pnid. Extra prices for 1st calves:
35. 00 for bob calves to fatten H
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 ti!
. WANTED TO BUY—ALL KINDS
of cattle. calves . and poultry. Bob
calves to Mien, $8.00. Special prices
for int calves. Pay the highest prices
in town Jos. Dickmsn. lemma
Phone 356-21. (17 mt
MISCELLANEOUS.
con FURVNITURE, nuns, stoves,
5 Etc, Rosen's Furniture Store is the
place to visit, we have a full line 5:
Furniture, with prices that cannot be
best. Come and give us I trial.
ROSEN'S' FURNITURE STORE,
Phone 1364-12. 13 Ely Avgnue.
VOCAL on PIANO Insrncortou,
either at home of pupil or nt my own
residence. Raymond street. Rowayton
fll‘or terms. address Mrs. Elsie F. stein-
hardt. Box 96, Rowayton. 516 St
A Practical
Christmas Gift
complete with jtube
' ‘ "anti-"Stand" 9.-
$3 50
GUARANTEED
‘ [ Packed“ .Inan attractive
:
55 The Unitgd Electric“ ‘
Holly-5 Colored Box“
. 5 Light 85a -.Water Co.-
, St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov.
.- 1.. .V j . _. TheNorwalkDrugCo
. Thd‘lWantII’ Gus-Iron, :~
‘ tight.
T05 LED—Bungalow. 35 Lincoln
avenue. All improvements. Rent
820. inquire of Charles E. Hoyt.
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x
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TO LET~EIGHT§100H MODERN?
be developing e curators. Why not
bars on ennly‘eil Ideas—it is must
quire Frederick Lender. 4 So Main -.
88 “endow Street—7 to s Evenlnae.
,.
Your Child May
E. lulu-Hut, no.
Pninlees Chiropractor,
Stamfordhpffleea-D to 5 Deity.
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'ro Lev—5 noous AT 55 sparse
102
1130 it
Taylor Ave. Tel 11656,
'ro LET—ATTRACTIVE APART-
Inents, East Washington and Chspel
streets, modem improvementsrreosnt» ,
1y decorated. Rent 310.00, um.
$14.00. inquire Dr. Bohnnnsn, M i
South Main street. Telephone 60.
Special Music
Every Saturday Evening. V;
Clifford Hetelt;
{alhskeller
neon
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“to LET—ONE NEW TWO PAM}
provementsi end .A
cottage, nil improvements. .31 Tnylor
.. ”if
Apollo and Fislie’s Green Seal
Chocolates. one to five pound
boxes. , 3,
Toilet and Manicure Sets.
Kodahs, Cameras and Supplies.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters...
Cigars. in hpxes of 25 and 50
VISIT CAIJEQRBVIHL
. ’ -—snd the-—
FARM '
“IiN SAN FRAME“) 151N‘ 1915
Ratesnnd Terms E .
REAL ESTATE, lNSUHANCEV
3!. [nylon & Cosine.
mu. hersrh ' msanuoh
ily house. 82 Taylor avenue, all“. int: 1 5
new seven “moot ' '
avenue. Inquire United Grocery (.19., ..
. or Raymond Grocery Co. "
(.lmstmas Suggesuonil
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concrete“ error
“ imam: HAS NOT setters.
conveyed that Willie Ritchie had re-
ununcéine'ht‘ thst it tenths V
of the' former" world’s chumphm to
ed for confirmation of the report and
in reply emu he would continue to
shortly and it is said he proposes to
; ash! Freddy welsh Yer a bout: tht's
5' would have no more chance with the-
chnrnpion has kid brood. It the C l5
the idea};' Ritchie in n ten-round bout
{be other dsy the inter-motion w'Vas 5
tired, this despite a previous nil- ..
to‘ New York to box some kwee WW5 . >
the sermons oi the din Mending
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chie w 151 be in New York‘ The same will be entered do pass 7V
December 31, 1914
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books: and paid on and stt‘em bullish
11th, 1915. ‘ "
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SCARBQRWGH,vi1 London, \Dcc. 17, 8:15 a. m.~
‘fThe Queen of English Watering places” recovered today
from the unexpected bombardment, and the feelingis our
of bitter anger st the town’ a helplessness when under the
. guns of the German squadron? ' ‘
The first warning sound of distant firing which at
tracted little attention except from the military nuthoriw
ties, came at 5:30 in tbcmorning. Add ociuck tince
German war craft, which the majorityof witnesses agree
were one battle cruiser? and two lighter cruisers; loomed
out of a bean y fog so close underneath the chills that
I. ting on the heights.
HOWCECI'. £119. big resort hotels on the esplanstle and
. the old town offered tempting targets. and a rain of
shrapnel and lyddite shells began to fall in this section.
doing great dnmgVe to the hotels and destroying houses
shops was literally blown to pieces
of the firing. First she let go with her Vsterfi guns and
then, manoeuvring further out devoted her brooms-ides in
the most conspicuous buildings on the higher ground. As
the result of this bombardment three shells found :1 lot
from the roof. another striking the nurses’ quarters and
the third demolishing the ornamental facade above the
* .cntrnnce.
V5 years. was branched by an eight-inch shell
~ less station, but failed to injutc it, most of the shells fall5' -
1v ploughed up by them.
Some of the better class of residences now began
suffer, one of the first being the home oiliusscll Rea.
member of Parliament for the district. His life and that.
, of his Wife were saved by the fact that they had
only portal the house untouched the rest being a 1qu!
Wreck. At the some time at small house piillplcfi,5-l .1
, soldier his wife and three children mphews was mimic
by an explosive shell. reducing the platen it) kindling
,- . mood and killing the whole family.
‘ The bombardment had now been Im fm fillvcn Imu-' “
'5 utcs and the town was given a flu: miuuics‘ brcailling
l_"he streets were cleared of people whcn the light
,V cruiser after turning. brought a new broadside into play.
V the Who sbundrou ihcn faced what looked Iii“ :IV «l.-
sorted '
' tiers 113w dirt-ct (1 their attention to lllt‘ mil
road’fiauon with the result that a. whole low of calm...
_ «without ions Shiite. as the occupants luul sought sale)
‘ refuges.i “118%: iiil bombs dmcnt “as illnrc \iulcul Iliau
“he Vllrsb but Villd less (twinge. ‘
, .I At he expiration of this sciond filler-I5; mumtc pcljml
55 of firing the warsbjps drew oil in a northcrh dilccwm
~. and when the pcSple of Scarborough again heard llli
3"“onming of the dreaded gins at 9 oclot‘k the 1mm ill
“filmy up the coast, was the \iclim.
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HlfLL, England Dec 17 till London
James Harvey Scott of Scarborough; who firiw‘ll hero
sitar thehombardment of the seaside resort by the GOP
menus said:
”I could not believe it was a real attack l thought Ilu
‘. bottleships were practicing. '1th1 I saw a shell fall mi
1 the roof of a housffi which caught fire and there Was .1
udolsmokb. - ' ‘
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._ haw the
'sthtiomshclln were bursting Overhead rind at the station
5‘ heifer” lcli'into the yards A porter there picked tip a frag-
m‘em‘ '
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lied he: Ir damaged by shéilé.“
, . , -, . oi? Scarbérugli
of it think veil. of fog: Some peo-
Ciifi. . »
5 ’ The root of 55St. MartmsChurch was struck and
« Women is known» to have been drilled,
* Another chiirch wasdsrpsgcd ”andnho roofs of: several
clippers" tiers carried grimy by shellac; - -' -
The people were fireatiy cxcltcd..~V.Thev rushed so...
”their houses at th‘fn’sthoiptd of firing, and women and
childrenflwerc écen running through the streets in their
uig htelothes. ’
gPETROGAD, D5§éc if. -—The
lichen a series of commuhiSStIony
{my Messenger. pub—
frpm the Shout as fol»
”213‘ 5”
Lounc Vr‘f'ttnd ”ilow violent (Icrmrm
get in the Scarborough Hospital one tearing a chimney .
V ‘M‘
filmludmg a Eliur‘ch in a ma by street, was mocked- hm >
‘Bnlnrford .l‘Fotcl. right in ~
they were unable tptrain their: guns on the \‘lli’elt’fis sta- V .
_ and shops In the poorer. districts. A woman in one of these
One Of the light cruisers seemed to he 5Ilo‘ing most
The well of the old castle, which looks 10er
midabl‘c, but which has been unoccupied for hundreds of
The gunners now got the oorrcct elevation oi. the wire— . - :
ing in an adjacent field, the turf of which was tumplt‘ita; .
ll] '
5 gone ' 5
down: 30: on early breakfast and were in. the kitchen the
fun) 1). me;
g‘ifl’ «nah, accompanied by his wife and. children came \"_
running into thestation shying first the moi or their house 55
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That permIts of a pleasant and:
useful Christmas. it' Is a grand {open-
f Incandsgreat Opportunity Circumstanc-
.‘es are such that we will be oils to sc—‘5
. commodore only a limited number of ipcr- '
55530955.? . 'lhis we regru and can only slug» 5
gestthat‘lzrst ".chfustslrv d” 5 ‘
The FaIriiclIl County
.w Nalicnal Bank.
Watch for fool c ‘59 rtzculars W335; d“;
“VaSSVlSVi You in securing your Bess Gap
HUSTACE In. ADAMS dud PHILIP H. BURT take onshore II
5 announcing that they have succeeded in securing for the persons od‘
1 THE CLUB THEATRDn program of features that has seldom. 1t
5 eyer. been surpassed in this city. These lectures, ranging iron
tour to invert reels inlenx‘th. will he presented every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY- beginning next Tuesday. « .
.Suolr. photo-plays as “THE SEA WOLF." by Jack Dentin; "THE
GAIL OF THE HOME.” by the same author; ‘THE SQ W
”MAN. " by Richard Raiding Davie; "THE MAN ONT“ BOX ‘
' , Herold MoGnth; and other remarkable features will no show ‘ _
ists such on Dustin Fnrbnm. lib: Figmsn. Robert Edison; Honel
Barrymore. Beulah VPoynter ‘and others oi like calibre, hill m
in these attractions. g - » .....
As usual, two performances will be presented in the afternoons.
. and: two in the eveniugs. The price of admission will, 0‘! secede, rev
5 mill! the satire—duthemernuon. Chldren. under fourteen“ live;
: cents; Adults. {ten cents. In theevenlng. en sects ' ‘ ‘ ‘nn hosts.
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