.».-.~>. .5» ‘ of cattle. calves and poultry. ' Phone 1304.12. 1 m Whoawmhvnnmogmmu nts' Classified “Ads.” -—_—To Let, For Sale, Business and Professional Cards, and MiscellaneouS'f—Tf— face or Caps, Double mssrruzo Advertisements on thlspage, Twenty-Five Words orldess 254:; Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- Price. WANTED. r0 LET. ’ . 4 FOR SALE. WANTED—CATTLE AND POUII. try and calves. 14c. for fat calves. $8. 50 to $9 for small calves to fatten Best market prices. W. Miller, Con- necticut avenue. Tel. 130. ' . i WANTED To BUY—ALL KINDS BobVl calves to fatten $8 .00. Special pricos' for tat calves. Pay the highest prices . in town. Jos. Dickman, 19 Raymond street. Phone 366-21. 01 mt ‘- MISCELLANEOUS. FOR FURNITURE, RUGS, STOVES, Etc, Rosen’s Furniture Store is the place to visit. We have a full line of Furniture, with prices that caniiot he1 beat. Come and give us a trial R08EN'$ FURNITURE STORE, is Ely Avanue.l t“ . V V Y I . LOST. LOST—NEW PAIR. OF SHOES land a pair of arctlcs, between Con-‘ meally & Bracken’s and Cluett & Pea- body tactory. Return to Mrs. Shuteltl ill; West Ave, South Norwalk. or to (louneally & Bracken's. 022 it ~-_. A Practical Christmas Gift The ‘Iwantu’ Gas Iron,I complete with tube . and stand $3.50 GUARANTEEDVVVVV Packed in an attractive Holly- Colored Box The United Electric ’ Light in WaterCo. . East Nor-walk, Cf. Christmas Suggestions _. lApollo and Fishe’s Green Seal. Chocolates, one to five pound' ' / boxes. i'l‘oilel‘and Manicure Sets. lKodaks, Cameras and-Supplies. Perfumes and Toilet Waters. Cigars in boxes'of 25 and 50.- The Norwalk Drug Con » The Reed 8rVolk Electrical Co. The only Fully Equipped-V saecrschL eHoP ‘ In the Town ' AUTO SUPPLIES . Pinon. 805—50 80. Main 8h, 80. Not-walk. Music Hall Block- ‘ Putnam avenue. houses. flats, barn. store, factory hotel, cottages. South Norwalk, East "le P h J Larraurl ”“11““ ot- Norwalk Rowayton. Greens Farms. ltlce 123 Washington street. Phone 1Rents for all comers. See our list: ”16225 as ti Raymond Bros. 021 st, 1y decorated. Rent. $10 00, ' :14. 00. . soatn main street. reminded. . . ciety, held this day, a dividend, at the ‘ 7 ".._ rate or soon (4) can cent. per an .; theearnings of the six months ending '1 December in. 1914. ‘ “ ‘1 hooks and paid on and after January '_- 1101,1915. . ' : Money depoalted on or before some 3: ~' day, January our, View; will my inter. ‘ TO LET—AN 8 ROOM HOUSE. 10 FOR SALE—STOW AT 13 ELY A“ improvements. lavenue. Apply to Stephen Morris. Apply to John F_ McMahon, 56 Westl 021 34 avenue. Phone 614- 4. 022 at! ‘ ' l son SALE—EDISON $40 PHONO— To LET—FIRST FLOOR, 62l graph with 100 twominute records, Meadow St, 6 rooms. Inquire Charles- and 50 tour-minute records . :20 00. H sum“ 22 ”WM-e“ A“ Ph°“°‘urs. John Fairbanks, Darien, Ct. 1.361. (122 3tl 021 st To LET—HAVE YOU SEEN OUR.‘ FOR SALE _ TWENTY RHODE list or tine tenements, lists, sinslenumd Red Cockerels, from the Dailey houses and rooms? Every kind of strain to select from. 82. 50 and 33. rent. Can meet Your want whateveri A. Ritch 54 Cove avenue. East Nor- it may be. City of Norwalk and mlwallt. 019 3t st‘frropnding towns. Raymond Bros. “22 3‘. son SALE—HOUSE. NEW snv- To LET—HOUSES. PARTS OF.“ room house, all improvements, 1 lDeiawa-re street. Fairlield Park, Nor~ i FOUND. TO LET—ATTRACTIVE orr'icnI ' ~ _. ‘_ in Fairileld County National Bankl ”UM-A ROBE OWNER M” building, 44 Wall street, Norwalk. have same *by proving 1?: fl: my :3; Apply at hauls ‘21 3t ' V . 022 it 1° ..._. W DESIRABLE: A—n—n house, 6 rooms, 14 Meadow street. Electric lights and improvements. In- Y our Child ‘1’ 1 av quire E. M. Tolles. 146 South Main street, South Norwalk, (119 a be developing a Curvature. Why not have an analysis made—it is FREE. E. BAR'I‘HOL, D. C. v . Painless Chiropractor, \ TO LET—2 CONNECTING FUR' 53 M d 3‘ 7 . E l nished room with gas and all con- °' our "’3‘" t° 8 V'“ "3" :payinx for this adv. Washington street 'ro LET—FROM JAN, 1, BUNGA. low. All improvements, 31 Lincoln Ave. inquire of C. E, Hoyt. ‘ TO LET—SIX ROOM APART- ment, 21 Union street.‘ Reasonable rent. Apply the Hatch & Bailey Cofs omce, Marshall street. 017 tt For Sale The llrmicstead Property of the late Andrew N. Taylor, on Woodwind ' Aienuc, South Norwnlli House. burn and other out- build- ings: lot 130 (out front on Woodward' ; avenue 334 feet deep on the North-l erly line 284 feet deep on the South, crly llne and 93 feet on Day streetfl For terms and particulars apply to; GEORGE n. \'()SBL‘RGH,l Execumr. 1. l l l l To LET—ATTRACTIVE NEW stx room halt house, all modern improve- ments and conveniences, 5 minutes from E. N. Depot. Mnring Const. Co. 12:; Washington street. 016 (it T0 LET—FROM’JANUARY 181‘. 1915, store and‘ basement, No. 0 So. Main St. Occupied at present by Wil- liam P. Beers. as stationary store. in- quire Frederick Lander. 4 80. Main St, Room 9.‘ Phone 1650. .07 t! Sentinel Wants have quick returns. 1 To LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102 Taylor Ave. Tel mes-Vs, n30 t: To. LEF-A'PTRAC'NVE APART-. meats. East Washington and Chapel . _ streets, modern improvements, recent- =. :12. 00, ». 3V Inquire Dr Boha'n'ndn.’ Ve4.‘ ' V023 if :1 VISIT cementum f ' . .V—ifld the—- '.: "Ha": PANAMA— PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION VIMSAN FBANCVISCO N 1915 « . Rates andc'l‘erms REAL ESMTE, INSURANCE J. MiiLeytonh .Co., hie. ‘ ninth newAm msmnors ; 5 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk. I ‘4.1 mm: Klimt 130'i'lV-lV ‘1 '. Semi-annual 1.1.1.1.... or the §§ Norwalli Savings Society ” Norwalk, Conn, Dec. 10, l914. At a‘ meeting of Directors or this So j' i ; mm was declared to Ilépositors from 1'. The same villi he entered? on pass H Our line of Farmhue; and Housefurnrshmg Necessities confiirise a line that will make your selection easy, do service ‘ and keep- your kindness in mind the year round. Russmiecau'rnn‘ As BEEN REINFORCED, AND IS HOLDIN A L NE on THE BZURA. (Continued from First Page.) (lav from ffit‘riin expiry-es the opinion that the (icrmnns are not thinking seribusly of n ’eppclin 1111 351011 of ii 11;;- lund. Accmding to this cLscri er, liity regard the appre- hensions and the precautions against Zeppelin attacks lak- cn in London and other English c'iics as a. great jokc. PARIS. Dec. 22, 2:15 p. m.—'l'hc French War Office this afternoon gave out an official statemnt as follows: “Between the sea and the Lys, during the day Dec. 21, there was nothingr other than artillery engage» mcnl. Betwleén the Lys and the Alsne we repulsed a Gor— mau attacking column ivhirh was cndeavoring to come out from Carency, and we took rcvcra‘. houses at Blaugy. “An attack of the enemy on Mametz and the nearby trenches made it impossible to make materiel progress in this direction. In the region of Lilious three attacks of the enemy were repulsed. “We made slight gains to the east and to the west of TrEC)'-le~Val, and our artillery delivered an efficacious fire on the plateau of Nouvron. “In the sectors of the Aisric and Rhtims artillery engagements. “In Champagne and in the Argonne. in the vicinity of Souain, there have been violent bayonet engagements. We have not made perceptible progress in this region. We haVe occupied, in the suburbs of I‘erthes lcs Hurlus thrcc German positions representing a front of cnlrcnchmrnts . 1,500 yarsd. long. To the northeast of lleauscjour we have consolidated the positions, occupicd by us Din. 20. and we have occupied all the trenches in the immediate ' vicinity of Mount Calvairc, "In the forest of La (Virairic our progress continues. At St. Hilbert we repulsed an attack in the forest of lkilnnts. I-liere certain ground had been lost, but we re-cnpturcd' two-thirds of it. “Between the Argonne and the Mcusedhcrc has been slight progress. In the suburbs of Vauquois, to the north of the forest of Malnncourt, our troops were successful in making their way through a barge-d cntnuglcmcnt and in taking possession of certain lunches of the enemy [where they maintained themselves "on the right bank of the Mouse. in the forest of Con- senvoye, we first lost and then til-conquered. after a sharp fight, the. territory gained'by on Dec. 20. _ “From the heights of the Mouse to thc Yosgcs thcrc (if there were \virc 3f: -~EXTRA SPECIALS—~— 1 nccdn‘llliscuils 3 pkgs ................... ‘. ........ 10¢ Delicipus Ceramcry Butter, 3 lb. ............. . ...... 34¢ Process ButtcrjriVn prints ........................... 30¢ l’urc Leaf Lardfz lbs. ............................. 25¢ 24 COTTAGE STEE ET. A. STULL .1 odometer-.9790 The Gift of the Discriminating Giver . In keeping with the spiritV Of Xmas Gift Giving our display is intended for the person who in particular . is seeking for something that” is itseful as well as ornamentslta ' . -. about their gift. .who 0 ll;.‘... r ...,r “K. ‘. s, Rtigs, Chine, Cut Glass 4 . Our prices you ’11 find the very lowest. V 'On our mainr‘flom you’ll find-the greatest collection of Toys ‘ Dolls and Games to be found in. Greater Nonva-lk. arranged for easy selection. Toys tliatVV will gladden the he'arts of the little Oil‘; 3. EAST NORWALK. jvenlences tor “gm housekeeping. sump,” on.“ g. 5 Dally. is nothingr to report." .: 1-34.34... ,..t%.- ‘4 :08V .00. 214 East avenue. Eur Nor- l -- -w -3 —-.-'g....__........ ..,,._-,-,.,-,_ A. 81 P. EXTRA SPECIALS. A. 811’. 25 lbs. Sugar for . ............................. $1.33 ._,. 19 lbs. Sugar for .............................. $1-W“ Sweet Oranges .............. 25¢ 30¢ and 35¢ (10:. . Maine Potatoes. a peck ......................... .20¢ THE GREAT A. 81 P. TEA C0. 124 WASHINGTON ST. . Telephone 909 Free Deliva Hill .iColgne that the archbishops and bishops of Germany have ”a: AMSTERDAM, via London, Dec. 22. 9:40 a. tor—Tho: " newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamschc Courant learns frontV ordered that January robe kept as a general repentance, day by the Catholics in the army. The priest; in the field are charged to encourage the soldiers to. participate as; much as possible. ‘ ’ PFTRHH leD, via London Dec 1 :48 p. m.———. .llte Russian forces are still holding at 2ban the German 0010 which is seeking to cross Bzura River at Sochaczew and advance on Warsaw, thirty miles away. ]or three days this German army of about‘ 200.000 men has been endeavring to cross the river and throw back the Russians, who are holding the right bank. ' i MUSCONV, via Petrograd,.l_)c. 21 (delayed in trans-y l]liSSi011).-—>Elllp€r0l' Nicholas and the Empress of Russia, on arrivingr here today were given an enthusiastic recep— tion At the railway station the Emperor was welcomed by the civil and military authori 1cs and the delegates of the. ZClnSllo. M. lchcluvkoff, the new Lord Mayor of Moscow, in. his speech presenting bread and salt to the Emperor, points ed out the loyalty of the people to the Emperor and thanked him for the benefits arising from the abolition of the Government monopoly on vodka, which was largely due, he declared, to the efforts of the Emperor. . p’l‘he Lord Mayor spoke also of the brave fight the Ruau I also army was making in the field, and predicted victory and a resurrection of justice for all Slavs and for all pumice, _ ' . The Emperor responded briefly, thanking the Lord Mayor for the sentiments expressed AMSTERDAM. via London. Dec. 22. 8:53 a. m.—-The 'l‘clcgranf learns from Berlin that the Germans have re~ stored the railways from Charlcvillc. in the Department of thc .\rdcuncs, opposite Mcsicrcs. in Rhcims, and from Hir— in Aisuc, to Monlmcdy..in the Department of the Mouse. lwcuty~fivc miles north of Verdun, which thq. French destroyed when retreating" early in the war. The railways to Givcl. in the Department of Arrlcnneh, on the llclgian border. according to the same dispatch, will be opened shortly while the bridges over the Manse sin. ucnr Linncs. Him and Douohcry, Vail southeast of Me— scircs. are again open, ‘lllockcd tmmcls ucar Moulmcdy and Mohon. the last; ' named point. just south of Mowircs. have also been put into condition to be utilized. This dispatch indicates th ll despite the war operationsv " the Germans are busily engined restoring lines of com; munication in thc tcrritorvof \‘orthcrn Franci- occupied by them. which lineswcrc ilcst‘r‘ycrl l)V tlitfilircnch When" they rctrcatcd from the Belgian frontier early in tlic wanV . Hayes New .éCl‘éy , Market New Hayes Block 69 N1 rih Main freer. ', Te'ephone your order.- 4 ' Exlra tasty fresh killed turkeys 25c , 28c pound ' Native rOaSlinglrchickens . . V, '- Choir-"ev- young fowls . . . Long island Ducks . . .‘ Young Geese . . .‘ . , 1 Small lean fresh Hams . . Home Made Sausage . ;~ 7 Lem of Pig Pork 7 .. large fancy Celery Sc 0 root '\ . Free Deliv . . Telephone 13140 ‘ he“ scheduled 11100th 0F m 0'1““ That. tor the past View days. i Judge‘ion'n Keogh. if has ' 031411101110. “ ‘ cohflned to his heme, 0h Marvin oolsew ohthb-__
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