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Classified “Ads.”-——To Lot,
For Sale, Business and
Profe stonal Cards and
a wantS' Miscellaneous—m
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c;
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
fl WANTED. I 1 TO LET 1
WANTED—CATTLE AND pour, 'ro LET—A VERY DESIRABLE son SALE—REAL LIVE bum".
41-.- and (shes. lie. for fat calves. house, 6 rooms, 14 Meadow street.1lmm presents Few pet Guinea Pigs
$3. 50 to $9 for small calves to fatten. Electric lights and improvements. IIn- Make nicest kind of Xmas presents
Best market prices. w Millet, Con- quire E M. Tolle. 146 South Main ,0, chum“ price, ,emn‘able Mn,
IiE‘CllCul aienue. Tel_130 1street 301““ Norwalk (“9 3t1Charles L Handley. 30 Myrtle street,
11East Norwalk Phone 12195 d19 1t
WANTED — MRS_ ROCKWELL; TO LET—FROM JAN 1, BUNGA-1A
formerly 01’ Chestnut street, has late— low. All improvements. 31 Lincoln1 FOR SALE __ EDISON HOME
Iy renovated and returnished house at ‘ Ave. inquire of C. E. Hoyt, 111,110,10le with 34 four~minute we.
12 Haviiaud street and could accom-, ' . .
modate few table boarders. Home: To LET‘Z CONNECTING FUR i21:21:;hoAzllmtlrlimitinlzftmgl'ldz: Misfit;
cooking. Satisfaction guaranteed One nished ”00"“ With 8“ and B“ 00!! I
for light hOUIBKEBDan,1‘25Hoo Address, P. 0 1303123, Row-
wacant room.le a: , “111911008
133.00. 214 East avenue. East Nor anon-m _ ‘31:”
WANTED -— YOUNG WOMAN 1walk- “19 3‘ FOR eALE -'rwsu'rv nnonu
tied! and stenographer. with someI 1lsland Red Cockerels. from the Daiiey
knowledge of bookkeeplns References1 T0 LET-FOUR ROOMS WITH strain to select Irom, 32. 59 and :9.
required Address, stating qualities;heat and light. rurntshed To adults1A_ Bitch, 54 Cove avenue, East Nor-
iions and salary expected Profession. 031% 15 Franklin “’9“ ms 3‘ . walk di9 3t1
n1, care Sentinel once. 1117 313 v '
r ’ 1 7° LET—91X “00M APAM"; FOR MLE-CHEAR HOT Alli
WANTED—DIVE QALESMEN IN meat 21 Union street Reasonable furnace with pipe inquire at 0013-1
'each county for highest ‘rme “and “rent Apply “10 Hatch & Bailey CO- 3 mDH'I 110".de ‘18 3t,
grd garden ‘nd pug seedg_ Penna.‘ oflice. Marshall street. (117 it 1
heat situation good pav.Experlence11 p0. GALE—EGGS NON mamas,
unnecessary. Cobb C0,, Franklin.1 T0 LET—ATTRACTIVE NEW SIX specially raised for table u” for 9".
Mass. an; 6‘1 room halt house all modern lmprove- tlcular people
ments and conveniences. 5 minutes. 1.011! Regular customers desired, Souls
WANTED TO BUY—ALL KINDSImm E N Dev“ ”3"“ 0““ 0°" Chestnut Hill Ave. Tel. 1332-.3
ht cattle, calves and poultry. Bob ”'3 Washington street. (1166 , ,dli 3‘
calves to fatten, $8.00. Special prices
for rat calves. Pay the highest prices
In town. Jos. DiCkman, 19 Raymond
street. Phone 356-21. (17 121:
“van..." __...—.
To LET—FROM JANUARY 18T.1
1915. store and basement, No. 6 90
Main St. Occupied at present by Wil-
FOR 8AL54 PARLOR'HEATERS.
1New Rapid. $8. 00. Ledger 3.. 84.00.
t 1
r l 1Aster Oak furnace, $7. 00. All in firs
liam P Beers, as stationary sto e n class condition Hawkins, 35 Osbornel
quire Frederick Lander. 4 80.Main1
MISCELLANEOUS. St. Room 9. Phone 1656. d7 tr ‘9' - 1
FOR SALE—CANARIES. GOOD
singers. Select one before the holi-
16 Spring Hill Norwalk. d1? :11
1 —-—-.w C ‘ “1”~-V—r;_:
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ments, East Washington and Chawlinelaware street. Fail-held Park, Norl
streets. modern improvements, recent- walk P a J. barrauri “We” 0!
I"; 4?: oralhtuirfegr $132“ “32?; tice 123 Washington street Pgone‘
' 11622- 5. 8 t .
South Main street. Telephone 60. 1
1123 H1?
' 1uuus'm is Dn Titus snnvu‘n
T0 LET—ONE NEW TWO FAM- On (‘hrlstmus Day the \‘ew York.
fly house, 32 Taylor avenue, an in]. N(W ”in't‘l‘l and Hartford railroad,
is and a new seven room t'ollowluur its Usual rustnm will die-
provemen continue a number or ‘iocal trains to
cottage, 3“ improvemiréisé} 3‘ T853“ New York in the morning and ro-
avenue. inquire Unit rocery 0.
turn trains in the afternoon.
or Raymond Grocery Co n23 ti Notices have been posted in the
railroad stations informing the pub-
The ‘lwantu’ Gas Iron,
1 . ' lic of special steps that will in- mode ,
complete WIth tUbe '1 Chlistmas SuggeStIOHSlhc regular trulns into and out or the .
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iron FURNITURE. sues. stoves. T0 LET-5 ROOMS AT 65 SPRING1
I]tc.. Rosen‘s Furniture Store is the St- Inquire Of Mrs R TBFlOV 1021 days
place to visit. We have a. full line ot1TBY101' AVG- T91 1165 5 1130 t!
Furniture, with prices that cannot be
bent. Come and give us a trial.
ROSEN’S FURNITURE STORE,
‘Phone 1364-12. 13 Ely Avenue.
A Practical
Christmas Gift
city to Cover tho service dispense!”
. vith on thnt day. 1
Apollo and Fishes Green 91 I. N ._ _ <
and Stand Chocolates, one to fivc pound '
‘1 boxes. ' .
$3.50
GUARANTEED
‘ ~ Toilet and Manicure Sets.
Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters.
1 Gigars'in-boxes of'25 and 50.
The Norwalk Drug Co
Packed in an attractive
Holly—Colored Box,-
Visrr camonuur .11.}:
.1 -—and the— ..
PANAMA-.— PACIFIC,
‘ INTERMTIONAI. sxsosI‘rIonsf ,
IN sAN Faincrsconn 1915 ‘
Rates and Terms
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
J. M. Layton 81130.. Ice.
7 1111.11. ESTATE,
5 Baths“ Ava."
A
T he'United Electric
Light 81 Water Co.
1:
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‘ INSURANCE
south Norwaik.
intended for the
Ill-VIBE!) NOTICE
_ , 13cm 7 ..
Semi-annual llividendoi the .
Notivalk Savings some ‘
Norwalk. Conn, Dec. 10,1914.
At a meeting ot.’ Directors of this So-
ciety, held this day. a dividend. at the ..
rate of FOUR (4) PERCENT. per an- 2.
sum was declared to Depositors from ..
the earnings of the six months ending 1'
December 31,1914 1 "
1 The same will be entered on pass - ,
books and paid on and after January
11th,1915.
‘Money deposited on or before Satur-
day, January 9th, 1915, will draw Inter.
eat from January in; 1915.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS. President.
‘ FREDERIQKA BILLS, Treasurer.
comprise a line
East Norwalk, Ct.
' Bit. “ All ORDFR
‘ FRS. - 1~
CHICAGO. Dec ll).———I'lorty-eight
thousand pairs of. trousers cotsing
$72,000 were ordered here tOdny by
buyers for the French Government.
'l‘he‘contract‘ is a rush order. The
trousers are of the ordinary work-
Inen's type for use of the suppers and
minors or the. French Army.
The British Government is prepar—
ing estimates for. 0. 500 meter trucks.’
according to information received by”
lhicago manufacturers This order.-
was estimated. mum amount to 3
F011 frnous- .
me best or liquors st nastier it?
FOR SALE. “
Delivered 24 hours ,
ms 311 ,
' is seeking for something that is useful as well as ornamental
«ussmfl ”SOURCES QLAIM‘. THAT THE FEW AGEI-
‘ TRInN mesomon ACROSS CARPATHIAN
‘ .1 mouurams FAILED. -
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(Continued rr om First Page.)
According to the letter the French, English and Ger-
man woundcd are now crowded. into private residences
and other asylums at Munich. All the hospitals are said
to be filled with patients from the armies along the South—
ern German border.
Referring to the Red Crass Hlospital
letter says: 1
‘Thanks to the generous help from headquarters, we
are free from want for the next five or six months. God
at Munich, the
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Maine Potatoes, a peck.
. Telephone 909
..........
THE GREAT A s P. TEA co
124 WASHINGTON ST.
-25 lbs Sugarfor. ..... . . ............. 31.1”;
19 lbs Sugar for ...' ......... ‘ .......... ' ....... $1"
Sweet Oranges ....... . ...... 25¢, 30¢ and 35¢”
grant that- tlIis frightful war may be over by that time." _ _ .
Dr. Nordhofi—Jung added that she was prepared to start ‘ 1
for the front to open the proposed hospital, and that a , ‘
professor of surgery from; Munich and his staff had vol~ \ ln‘an‘s weal. ..
uutcered to go with her. ‘
SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 19.—-The.lincr Empress of In— ' 5135“", g ("m-s p0“ ”TILE 101‘s .
die, of the Canadian-Pacific Railway Company, which has ’"fa‘ile kn“ 58ml“ ------------------------- ---'50““’ “-5.6
been plying between North Pacific ports and the Far East $3111: inflzfiftffi lmx: 3:11:th fd°“’",,f.:°g° “:49
for twenty-three years, has been sold to tllt‘ '(iackwar of Maul » long Casi-1mm; lihnmlas mmmiewd ...... 81 75 to ”'50'
Baroda, said to be the richest prince of the Indian Em- 1 1111111111. and “mum"? moss“ """"" “W's” m 08.85»
, ni‘auts (arriagc Robes ................. , 5... Jim) to “.50
mm. ‘ A 1 Infant's ling-gins ..... ' .............. 7 15.5.3. 11500 to ".00.
The Empire of India It: to serve as a hospital ship for 1 13:2"?'gg’x‘ufirfigesmms‘.m.'_._.'.'I‘:l'_"’:7'$?m”£
Indian troops. 4.] 1 - Infant's Pink 11ml Blue Crib Blankets...............l ...... 500
News of the sale of the steamer was brought by the I 11:12:21: (.3132; Baum; “m Lima“"”"" """"" :55: :3 2::
japanese steamship Sado Marin, which arrived here yes» Infant's ( omb n‘nri'in-hhhScts”“:’:::::50c to “It _
“may from the Far East Scpnratc Slurp Boxr s, Powder-“Boxes, Brushes imam Infant’s Norm
PARIS Dec 19, 2 .52 p. m—~The trench \Var 0111c. """" ”‘1 Id ‘>
this afternoon gave out an official announcemut as fol . J I M A LLB TE
lows:
"During the day of Deccmbcr 18 we organized in Bel '
gium the territory won fr In the enemy th: evening bc "‘ ' “ . . -
fore to the south of Dixtnudc, and we advanced ou'r '
front to the south oil the bin at Korterker. A w E E K '1
"Our advance to the south of Ypres has been é‘ontin- ‘ . ‘
ucd over a very difficult and swampy territory. 1. _ pAYS THE Bl LL
”Front the Lys to the t‘lisc we have progressed in the -1”. _ _ , ..
region of thre Dame dc Consolation. to the south of In ' ~ '
Basset. by more than one kilometre. Duringr the past two B XI“ gig? ~
days we also made progress in the direction of Carenoy. l “y as S .
St, Laurent and lila’nfzy. 1
“‘lu spite of very spirited counter attacks the posi~ NOW’“Pa Mela Ch]. Smas.
tions taken by us Dcc. 1.7 have been rctnincd. y i
“In the region of Albert, during tbc night from llc— 1cm: 0, stylish. serviceable Clothing. Furs m 1" order this sh-
camber 17-18 and during the day of tlic ISth \Ic advanced 1 31:11.01“- 11” one" a wide variety of choice and , 1 1 1
under a very violent fire of the éilC‘ill)‘. and w c rcachcd the, 1 i '1 ‘-_ ‘,
barbed uirc cutanglmcuts of the second 11111 of (‘Icrman 1 YOU 6;”! Pay the Bi" .1
trcnchcs. '1‘0 thc north of Maricourt \vc \\'tfl't‘ obliged to a £1 _" .. y _ a,
abandon a trcucb occupied the night buiorc and set ”H.113": A Mi: 5.815, a! a time. It 1
by the cucmy by means of hand grcI‘Iadcs. ‘ " "-11
“chcral ticrntan trcncbcs have bccn occupied in thc
rI-gion of Maincts. and in lllC vicinity of Lilitms thrcc SPECEEL 1:17
\iolcug counter attacks on the part of llic ticrmnnii” 11'.ch . . ‘
bccn c ulsod r I ' '
‘lfiunihc region of thc Aisnc thcr ro Imu- boon :utilluv _ C F'ne 6113578 5!? Chine waisttS’.‘ 3"
cugagcmcms and in thmnpnguc IlIc :utillrrx of llit tilt-1 1 [the [3’85f COIOfS .1 ' ‘
Iuy shoucd llcccmbcr 18 incrrascd dilltlli til-I (unusual I . 1, , .
1.. .1... ~11. . 1 . talus: 312:3- 5:: 25:11 or today, $1 98’"
"iuthc.\1gounc in the firt‘hi of in (h 1111 “c ‘11ch .
up {i (,Icimnn undcrminiugr trench. Ncrn St. llnbcri the 1
cncniy. by :I very spirited attack, succmlul in making 1
slight progress.
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1‘ The Gift of the Discriminatlng Giver
III keeping with the spirit of Xmas. .Gift Giving our display is
person who is particular aborit their gift who
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Our line of Furniture, Draperies, Rugs, Chma, Cut Glass
and Housefurmshmg Necessities
that will make your selection easy, do service
and keep your kindness in hiind the year round.
Our prices you’ll findthe very lowest.
‘ f V 011 our main floor you'll find the greatest collection'of Toys:
Dolls and Games to befound'in Greater‘Nbrwalk: arranged for
easy selection. Toys that will gladdcnthe hearts of the little ours.
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Funeral directors 411.com: =
L. ins
‘ '1 love classes; 7: 30 p m. 1
'3 classes." 1
1. m». ......__ ..
:_ ‘lug 'sermon.
‘ ‘ing. 3 p. 111., Company meeting (Sun
1‘ ple’s Legion, leaders:
- .Periett and C. 0., Helen Llo‘yd.
.: Distribution of 100‘ baskets to
'f wort-by pobr.
' . All are invited to attend the above CWW’?)
1 Waist,»
: home.
25 West Washington Street.
Phone 1069-3.
141th F Gchchc :i
sous: Namath.
fir
ADVENT CHRISTMN CHURCH.
Advent Christian Church. Van mint
and Harvey streets.——George 111:1
, . Teeple, pastor-510200 a. 111. Hair hourf
10:30 aim. Morning ser-l
mon. 12:00 In. Sunday-school. 3:00
p. in. Junior hoyal»WorkeI-s.‘. 5:45
p. m. Loyal Workers. 7:00 p. m_ Even-
otmra‘yer.
Tuesday. 7:45 p, 111.. Mid week. pray-
er meeting.
THE SALVATION ARMY.
The” Salvation Army,
street. goutlI‘Norwalk. Conn—Ensign
and Mrs. Edwin J. Permit, officers 1:11
chargFSaturday at 8 p. m. Free and '
easy -
Sunday at 11 a. m. Holiness meet
6:45 p. m..Young Peo
Mrs.‘ Ensign
day school).
Monday at 8 p. m Salvation meet-
at 4.30 p. m. Band 01'
Y. P.
W. ednesday
Christmas day), at 9 a In
the
3 p to. Christmas treel
Friday.(
for 200. poor children.
services.
‘ "Miqaudy, to do was sake don‘t
‘ let dém chickens outer the here )yard.
.shut dat gate." ”V
"What: fur. Aleck: -
50 Water 1
dey’ll come '
Prompt Delivery. '
The Reed & volk
EleCtHCdl (30.1,»
TiI'eUnly Fully Equipped"
ELECTRICAL anon ”“
EMJe‘xr .
.Jn the
aura suPPLIse .
' ' ' . _
1 our Child 1
be developing a Cuwstura. . 1 _
have an analysis made—it is
E BAMHOLD
Painless Chiroprctot,
L 83 Meadow Street—7 to 8 E
Stamford Office—9 to 5 DI
Town
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