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WANTED—BRIGHT'vYOUNG WG-1 TO LET—AN 8 "ROOM HOUSE. 10 ‘
yuan tor clerical work. Must be oap- Putnam avenue. All improvements
hole using typewriten Apply in own Apply to John F_ McMahon. 55 West
mnawrmng‘m 8, care Sentinel, I123 3t avenue’. Phone 6144. . (122 3t ‘
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WANTED—CATTLE AND 90111.1 T0 LET—FIRST FUOOR. 62.
try and calves. lie for int calves iMesdow St" 6 rooms inquire Charles
58. 50 to $9 for small calves to fatten ‘H. smith 32 mwndes Ave PM“
Best market prices. w Miller, Con"1331- , 5 - m “I
pecticut avenue. Tel. 130.
TO LET-#H'AVE YOU SEEN OURl
WANTEDTO BUY—ALL K1ND3,““ of fine 101181881118. nets. 8111818
9! cattle, calves and mum Bob'houses andyooms? Every kind of
calves to fatten “00 3900181 prices rent. Can meet your want whatever
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In town Jos Dickmnn 13 Raymond surrounding towns. Raymond 'Bros.
street. Phone 866-21. d7 12t . d22 3L
""‘“‘ ‘ *fl To LET—HOUSES, PARTS or
MISCELLANEOUS' houses, flats, barn. store. idctory.
fOR FURNiTURE. BUGS. .IUTOVES. hotel. cottage! . South Nor-walk, East
m. mu Me is the Harwell: Rowayton. Greens Farms.
fines intuit. mm. million at Matador all comers See our list.
Forum with WM cannot be Raymond Bros. 5 on rat
best. Conenndflveusntrtsl. . ,. . .
B08!“ “Mill-“UR! MRS.” TO LET—ATTRACTIVE OFFICE
Phone tau-12. ‘ ,1”: so Avenue. In van-sold County National Becki
V ' building, .44 Wall street. _Norvvalk. '
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nosrunss. NOTICE. ,5
' evenness novice—cocoa use To LET—FROM JAN 1, HUNGA-
fl‘aylor's, Huniord Block, North Main low All improvements, in Lincoln
fairest for hand madeChI-iltniuxlits. Ave Inquire oi o. E .Hoyt
d2: 21
. ' T0 LET—SIX ROOM APART-
ment. at Union street.~ Reasonable
rent... . Applythe’imtoh d- Beiley Cole
oilice, Marshall street: d1”! tt
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T0 LET—FROM JANUARY 181‘. .
Chrlemas G1 t ' 1915. store‘ and basement, No. 6 80.
Main St. . Occupied at present by Wil-
liam. P. Bee ,as stationary store. In-
The ‘iwantu’ Gas iron. um. Admits} “12“.“;
complete with tube
and stand
$3 5 0 r0 LET—ATTRACTIVE APART-
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 65 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov. 1021
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5 n30 ttI
nients, East Washington and Chapel
‘ streets. modern improvements, recent-
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Rates and Terms
REAL ESTATE. lN'SURANcE »
The United EleCtric
Lightti‘r water Co. a ’9 ”I “m" “0" I“? .
’ READ ESTATE INSURANCE
? , _ ' . , 5 mum Ave. noun. Nap-walk.
Holly- Colored Box _
swmuvn Mom
, 130TH
avenue. Appiy‘to Stephen Morris.
graph with 100 twominute records.
ly decorated. Rent $10.00. 318:00, .
i Semi-annual DivIdend oi the ‘7
COX
East Norwalk Ct.
boxes.
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‘ {l‘oilet and Manicure Sets.
lKodaks, Cameras and Supplies.
[Perfumes and Toilet Waters.
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The Reed s v... ’*
Norwallr Savings Society
(Nomlk. Conn...Dee. 19, 191i
‘ At a meeting of Directors of this So
"The same will be entered on peas
11th, 1915. ‘ ,. .
eat from January‘iet. 1‘91'6. ‘
WILLIAM A. CURTijS, President.
FREDERICK A. nuns, Treahmr.
ciety, held this day, a dividend, at the ‘
rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT. per an-'
hum was declared to Depositornvirom . . .
1he earnings ot‘the six months ending
”December 31.1i14
ChriStnias Suggestions
(Apollo and Fishe's Green Seal
Chocolates, one to five pound
books and held on and after January
Money depetlted on or héfere Satur-
day. January Bth. 1915. V11." drawihter-
r‘on cribs—43mm A1“ 13 our
an at.
FOR sALE—nmson no PHONO-
and 50 tour minute records,- 930- 00.
”3%.. John Fairbanks, Der-lee. Ct.
I121 81; ,
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FORIGALE—HOUSE. NEW SEV-
en room house. all improvements, 1
Delaware street. Foirtleld Park. Nor-
walks P I; J. Inmuri, builders 0b
see I‘23 Washington street. Phone
1032-5. . , d8 tt
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Painless comm.
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Tonight.
Tom McCarty vs. Gunboet Smith.
New York.
' Friday.
Fun Mouton vs. Joe Bert-elbow...
Joe Iiirst vs. J. Housman. Philadel-
Dhiu.
Britain. I
Kid Williams vs. Johnny Duly, New?
iork.
Kid Julian vs. Bob Plttsley, :Syroo
cuss. '
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Jack Britten vs. Joe Hyiand, New
Al Shubert vs. Frankie Duly. ‘dndi
Kid Thomas vs. Young Britt law- «
Snllor Smiley vs’. Young Choices.
Gloucester.
Saturday.
One Round Davis vs. Jim Flynn
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BERLIN: Dec. 23. by wireless telegraphy to London
3 .25 p m~The official statement issued toda5 by the
German Army Wadquartcrs says:
“Attacks in the region of Lombaertzyde
south of Bixschoote have been easily repulsed by us.
‘Richebourg l’A-vouc, the English again were driven from
their positions yesterday.
“Notwithstanding desperate counter attacks, We hayc
captured from
English on the Richebourg Canal irom Airc to La Bassec.
Since Dec. 20th, 750 British and colored
li’ee'n‘lcaptured by us and five machine guns and four mine
retained all the positions 'which we
throwers taken,
‘in the neighborhood of C amp Chalons the chem)
showing greater activity
“Attacks to the north of Sillen’o, southeast of Rheims,
at Souain and at Perthcs have been partly repelled by us
with heavy losses to the French.
“The sitaution in East and West. Prussia is
ed.
(west of Warsaw) continue
“The situation on the right bank of the River Pilica re- .
mains unchanged. "
issued the following statement:
“The military attache of the German embassy
justified the killing of women and children by the imper-
ial German Nlavy at Scarborough and Whitby on the
ground that these places were defended Within the meaning
of The Hague Convention '(IX. I907).
“Even were they defended, the convention prescribes
“a reasonable time for waiting,’ and due regard for sac-
red edifices and historic monuments.
“As a matter of fact, Scarborogus is a seaside
and Whitby a fishing village. Both are absolutely unde-
fended. Their bombardment took place without the slight»
est noticeand churches seem to: [have
sluglcd out for attack."
\
NAPLES. via Rome Dec. 22, 9:45 p.
transmission) --.Thc officers of the steamer Capri, which
arrived today from the Red Sea. déscribes the situation at
‘Hodcia, Arabia. as very grave, owing to the irritation there
agaiuspChristiqu-I, especially English and lremh.
ions have been threatened with massacre.
The French consul has been seized by the Turks and
ltaiian consul was ill-treated but is now safe aboard thr-
Italian warship Giuliama.
The Frpnch battleship St Louis throatcml to bom—
hardfiieatowu. but the. Torkish government notified
Warship's timbers that the first shot fired by the ship would
his the signal for a slaughter of'Europcans.
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Our prices you’ll iind the very lowest
On our main flood you’ll find the greatest collection of floys.”
,Dolls and Games to he found'in Greater Norwalk, arranged for ..
easy selection. Toys that will gladdcn the hearts of the little ones. ,
' Maine Potatoes, a peck ........................
Telephone 909
THE GREAT 11.8: P. TEA C0.
. 124 WASHINGTON ST.
‘ lacking.
”Battles for mssession of the branches of Bzura River
‘ Vwcre sentiromPoutu it it ‘ West Al ' an colon in
wAs’IuNo'rON Dec 23.411. British embassy has , g“ 0 s ‘m ’y’
LISBON, via» Paris. Dec. ’23. (”25 a.
mansihave again invaded Argola, Portuguese West
rice. The fact was announced in the Chamber of Depu—
t't’s‘ by the MWS‘" 0‘ Colonies, “’1‘" said “‘3“ ”W "N“ ‘_ quarter on aggressor copies. if he should comc,‘he will he.
mans had made ,3 fresh attack on the niilitnry post It
'Nauliyle, in the Province. of Angola.
The commander of the post, Colonel Rocadals; the
Minister, stated, had only a small force at his disposal and .
retreated in order to obtain reinforcements with which?» "
drive out the Germans. , .
Further details of the affair the Mini-ate: said. were I
The first Invasion of Angola occurred late in October,
accOrding to reports from Laurence Marques, East Afar
rica, when a small. party of German cavalry arrived. :81
Naulila and askcdtor‘an interview with the comrnnndcr.
A' fight, occurred, according to- the reports, during which
three Germans were killed before the party retired Refills;
however, has denied that. such an incident occurred. ,
Reports from Lisbon show that three thousand men I
Septémher and October, and that in November the country
who preparing to send four thousand ‘ additional" troopn
there.“ The Portuguese activity was caused by reportsk
that Germany had armed great numbers of tilt natives; ,
and had placed them under the training of Germarvoificcrn.
for an invasion of aAngola. ‘
“*w- A
PARIS, Dec. 23, 5 2:5 '51. m.—-Newspap'ers oi all shades“ ‘
of opinion vie with each other today in extolling tho ~
speeches of Premier Viviani and Paul Dehchancl.‘ spcahch
of the Hones at the historic sitting of Parliament yesiep ‘
day, which all declare was magnificent manifestation of ' ,
the sacred union ’of the whole country appealed for by:
President Poincare at the beginning of the nor -.
iAll signs of dcgenracy in the French semi, 'which' harv I
barian doctors like best to dwell upon, was a political
malady. says the Matin, in commenting on the sitting. .
”The Chamber showed yesterday for the second time,
that this disease In only prevalent. in times of peace. " .
I“ . . )_'-. . "'"WIF‘NT
PARIS. Dec. 23, 4:15 a. m.—'—“Private sympathies I in,
Switcrlaml are varied." mill Dr. Giuseppe Motta,-.the nevi
president of the Swiss Confederation. in an interview
uith the wrrespoudcni of the Petlt l’nrisien 31 Bcrne. "but
use must be Swiss nothing but Swiss: '
“'lhat attitude is the only one uhich can serve oui‘ in;
tcrests and the cause of Ru ope, The. Ihrce races which
make up our nation are working in the closest union “ h
this end- in view. ‘
“After certain licsitalious the German “Swiss, whose
‘iiil‘llClS work less rapidly, and the Frpnch and Italian ‘
Swiss. who are more easily influenced by sentiment, haste
closed ranks around the national idea that from, whatever
.
the enemy for all Swiss. and immediately thé Swiss entry
will enter into line with those who alrcad5 fight against"
that cucm5.’ .-
llSl}()N, Dec. 23, via Paris 4 .20 a. m..'——-l‘he politi-'
cal deadlock continues Premier Victor C“,i)llllllli0 des
pitc his defeat in the Senate. which declined to give hini
a vote of confidence. declares that he will remain in powcr .
so long as he has the confidence of the president of Portu-
gal, Manuel dc Arriaga. and the support of the Demo}
,cratic party. .
, The Chamber of Dcputics yesterday again voted conii
dcricc in the new ministry on motion of Dr.‘ Afionsa
C(ntLMormc‘r premier of Poitugal. ‘3
1.
‘5. WERE IN) SANTA “KIA“;- with. for that in all they can‘dn. '
. ”‘1
Ensign Hrs-ctr of the Salvation Army
Ensign Edwin J. Perrett. of the
are «a small. but 1 can new and
it 5ou cannot leave them just e
mrl lomc us one little. thing
» -* Thank you
“Gem Several Pathetic Appeals
ating Giver ‘
In keeping with the spirit of Xmas Gift- Giving our display is
intended for the person who is particular about their gift who
i . is seeking for something that Isutseifll as welt as ornamental ‘
1 . size 9-111"! adoll.
Salvation Army. Who has been ap-
pointed otliclul representative or sun—
ta Claus in Norwalk is in receipt of
several very interesting and yet pa-
thetlc letters from local children. it
I» «is understood Ensign Perrett imme-
‘ diutely gets in touch with Santa at
». the North- Pole. via wireless. and ins
forms hlmIot the needy cases. Cloth-
. lug. shoes and food are llmvlded'as
Draperies, M5,. China, Cut Glass.
”~' and Houscitrrmslrmg Necessrhes
comprise a line that. Will make your selection easy, do service I
and keep your kindness' in mind the year round. .
the results-of‘the piteoun appeals
.mailed to Kris. Kringle through the
: local emcee;
Several letters follow:
Dear Santa Claus. .
Mv pane. and brother are out of
’ work; and 1 wont have any Christ.
mas. I would like as pair of shoes,
F— Irw-
. .
~ Dear Santa. Clans:
I thought I would write to you as
'2 i am atrald- you might forget to call
I
:- Ion me. as wo- are very "hard-up" at
". present. Form is not working and-
‘idamrna. says she is afraid you wont
come. so please don’t forget as myg
.: name is JM H~+~ and I 'am 9
' Years old and I live at
1: would he very thdnkfni for anything
‘ 1"“ ‘9“‘59‘3‘
We
Yours truly
Joe-45M ——-—..
be found “Christmas gills ,
exclusive and refined Chara
moderately priced ‘ . 1
it is evidence of ignorance
the adult or child, declares ’
Mallory. in his new advert
day. He adds that food mas
by poor teeth nnd diseased
come infected and iii-health}
The doctor will give you a care '
elimination free.
Kiever Kewpie (Islands
greatest hit of the sense
thing, 10c each at Donnell
Everything is ready for th
minute" shoppers. WK . ~
No need to 5d round fiddled,
home for you , ,
Special vsiues,.in
Seondv . ‘
Christmas specials i ,
Exist Noreen Cash or
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