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Miscellaneous
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispege, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 26c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
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WANTED. ’ l
. TO LET.
FOR SALE.
WANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG woJ
Iuan tor clerical work. Must be cap-
able using typewriter, Apply in own
handwriting to S. care Sentinel. d23 3t.
WANTED—CATTLE AND FOUL-l
try and calves. lie. for fat calvesl
288.50 to $9 for small calves to fatten.
Best market prices. W. Miller. Con-I
nectlcut avenue. Tel, 130.
1 Norwalk.
To LET—5 ROOMS. lST. FLOOR.
1 Burbank street. Rent “2.00. In-
quire of W. S. Wilcox. United Bank
Building. 97 Washington street, 80.
,d24 3‘
To LET—AN 8-ROOM HOUSE. 10
Putnam avenue. All improvements.
Apply to John F, McMahon, 56 West
avenue. Phone 6144. d22 st
WANTED To BUY—ALL KINDS;
‘of cattle. calves and poultry. Bob'i
calves to fatten, $8.00. Special prices
for fat calves. Pay the highest prices
in town. Joe. Dielunan. 19 Raymond;
street. Phone 356-21.. at 12t
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR, FURNITURE. BUGS. STOVE8,!
lite, Bosen‘s Furniture-Store is the"
place to visit. We have a full line of
Furniture, with prices that cannot be
beat. Come and give us a trial.
ROSEle FURNITURE“ STORE,
Phone 1364-12. 13 Ely Avenue.
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BUSINESS. NOTICE.
' eusINess Nance—Go TO MRS.
.Taylor’s, Hanford Block. North Main
street for hand made Christmas gifts.
' «123 in
A Practical-
Christmas Gift
The ‘lwantu' Gas Iron,
complete with tube
and stand
$3.50
GUARANTEED
Packed in an attractive.
Hoily- Colored Box
The United Electric, *
Light a Water Co.
COX
East Norwalk, Ct.
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Christmas Suggestions
. Mpollo and Fishe’s Green Seal
Chocolates, one to five pound
‘. boxes.
'H‘oilet andManicuI-e Sets.
Kodaks, Cameras and supplies.
{Perfumes and Toilet Waters.
iCigars In boxes of 25 and 50.
The Narwalk Drug Go.
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully. Equipped
ELEO-raIcAi. SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES .
"muses—so 39. mm at... . .
'90le Music Hall Block. 4
, 1915,. store and basement, No.8 6 80.
To LET—FIRST. FLOOR. 62
Meadow St., 6 rooms. Inquire Charles
H. Smith, 22 Lowndes Ave. Phone
1361. d22 3t
To LET—HAVE YOU SEEN OUR
list of line tenements, flats.
houses and rooms? Every kind of
rent. Can meet your want whatever
it may ‘be. City of Norwalk and in
surrounding towns. Raymond Bros."
' I122 3t
To LET—FROM JAN. 1, BUNGA.
low. All improvements. 31 Lincoln
Ave. Inquire of C. E, Hoyt.
TO LET—SIX noon APART.
want, 21 ‘Union street. Reasonable
rent. Apply the Hatch & Bailey Co.'s
otllceLMnrshall street. art it
TO LET—FROM JANUARY 181‘.
Main St. Occupied at present by W11.
11am P. Beers, as stationary store. In-
quire Frederick Lander. 4 30. Main
St, Room 9. Phone 1656. G7 tt
ro Lg‘r—s noous AT 55 SPRING
' single -
FOR GALE—HOUSE. NEW SEV-
en room house. all improvements. 1
Delaware street, Fairlieid Park. Nor-
walk. P. a J. Larrauri, builders. Of‘.
”1
Your Child May
be developing a Curvature. Why not
have an analysis made—it is FREE.
E. BARTHOL. D. C. '
Painless Chiropractor,
03 Meadow Street—7 to 8 Evenings.
Stamford Office—0 to 6 Daily.
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IIIII IIIIIII
ORDER OF NOTICE. .
Bertha thkal ve. Ernest” thkel.
State of Connecticut. Fairneld
County. Superior Court. as, Bridge
port. December 2321. D.. 1914.
Upon the Complaint of the said
Bertha Litkai. praying, for reasons
therein set forth. for (1) Divorce; (2)
Custody of minor child, returnable to
the Superior Court. in and for Fair-
ileld County, on the iirst Tuesday of.
January. 1915.
It appearing to and being found 1)];
St.
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5,
TO LET-ATTRACTIVE APART-
iy decorated. Rani, $10.00,
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VISIT " CALIFORNIA
-—-and the-—
PANAMA-PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL exposition
IN sAN FRANCISCO IN 1915
Rates and Terms
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
J. M. Layton & (20., Inc.
REAL ESTATE
6 Railroad Ave. .
INSURANCE
800th Nomlk.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
’ 130T“ .
Semi-annual Dividend oi the
, Norwalk Savings Society
'Noawalk. Conn" Dean). 1914.
At a meeting or Directors‘of this So-
ciety, held. this day, a dividdnd. at the
rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT. per an-
' nun: was declared t5 Depositors from
‘ ihe‘baminsa of the ‘51.. months ending
, of New York; therefore
December 31,1914
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-
est from January lot, 1915. ‘ '
WILLIAM 'A. courts, President.
FREDERICK A. nuns, Treasurer.
: TWO SUITS FOR DIVORCE FILED 1‘
IN SUPERI93 OOUIRT.
Amelia E. Morgan and Bertha May
Lyle Seek Annulment of Their
.. w Mag-rinse '51s;
Ameliq E. Morgan of Providence
has instituted divorce pl‘dt‘iudinga in
the civil Superior Court against Mor-
win D. Morgan of Newtown, alleging
desertion iii February, 1909, and ask
ing for alimony. She 093‘s her hus-
band has personal and real estate val-
dad at fiohooo They were married
on DeINImber 1. 1S81, and the petl
, tioners maiden name was Crook.
Bertha May Lyle ot- Norwaik asks
for a decree from Elmer Douglas Lyle,
who is also known as William Elmer
of Nonvalk. Her maiden name; was
segue. end she married on Novem-
Narnia
tailored“ -, i. ,-
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Inquire of Mrs. B. Tarlov, 102
n30 If;
ments, East Washington and Chapel‘
streets. modern improvements. recent-i
$12.00.;
814.00.1nqulra Dr. Bohannan. 64
South Main street. Telephone 60. ‘
n23 If
Desertion on February .
. 99,1997.=andlntelarabie cruelty is
the subscribing authority that Ernest!
Litkai. the said defendant is absent?
; from this State. and gone to parts un-l
known l
Therefore Ordered, that notice of.
the pendency of said complaint be‘giv-l
on by publishing this order in the
South Norwnlk Ewuing Sentinel
Inewspaper printed in Norwaik. Conn...
three times successively. commone-
ing on or before the 24m day of De—i
camber. A. D. 1914.
MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN.
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for
'Falrdeld County.
Legal Notice
The Norwalk Building. Loan dc In-
vestment Association,
Conn, vs. George E. Sartain. of Fair-
ileld. Conn, and the ll. B. Chaflin
Company and A. B. Heine I: Company.
both of New York City.
ORDER 01' NOTICE.
State of Connecticut.
County. Superior Court. 33..
.port, Dec. 23. 1914
Upon complaint of The Norwalk
Building, Loan & IInvestment Associa-
Fairileld
Bridge
forth, for the foreclosure of a certain
mortgage and possession of the mort-
gaged premises. returnable to the
Superior Court. in and for Fairiield
uary. 1915:
It appearing to and being found by
the subscribing authority that The H.
B. Challis Company and A. B. Heine
a Company. two of the said defend.
located in the city. county. and State
Ordered, that notice of the pendedcy
of said complaint be given said de-
fendants The H. B. Chailin Conipany
and A. B. Heine a Company by pub-
lishing this order in The Etenint‘
Sentinel, a daily newspaper published
In said him of Norwalk. two times
successively. commencing on or be-
. fore the 24th day of December 1914.
‘ . WM G. HAVILAND,
Clerk of the Superior Court for Fair-
field County . . d24 2t
MR DOWER lN NORWALK.
Building and Loan Commisloner
.John L. Dower has made an in-
~spectio’n of the building and
association in 'Norwalkgv‘; and has
found its condition satisfactory.
The Norwaik Invertnhent Company
has applied to Comm-lesioner Dower
for the removal of its license to do
business in this state. The license-
expired in July. In‘ the report of
it affairs, submitted to Mr, Dower,
the company states that {Pilaf-ail:
sets to the amountzof a little: more
than 8102. 000. The. president - 9f
the company is Dudley... Hoyt Com~
Monday. He has not finished his
enamination. y.
MM 1“.“ m...” 'fi‘w J.
ties 128 Washington street. Phenol
1622-6. d8 til: _
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at.
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of ' Norwalk. '
tion.‘praying. for reasons therein set:
County, 0n the first Tuesday of Jan-.
ants. are absent rfrom this Stateand- ‘
neuritic HA8 slump TO THE sourawaan
snot socmozaw, THIRTY MILES
D" , FROM WARSAW. .
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soon to be renewed in the form of a “final blow," accord—
ing to dispatches from Budapest.
BERLN Dec. 24, by wireless to London 3. 15 p.111.—
Theofficial communication issued today by the German
General Headquarters staff says: .
“The enemy did not renew his attacks in the lltfigil:
borhood of Nieuport yesterday: At Bixschootc we took“
230 prisoners on Dec 22.
“The enemy was again active yesterday in the neigh-
borhood of Chaions. Infantry attacks followed a fierce
artillery attack made by the enemy in the regions of Son-
ain and Pertlies These were repulsed.
“A trench kept under continuous artillery fire by the
enemy was lost by us, but was re—captured in the evening.
The position was abandoned after this Successful counter
attack because parts of the trenches had been almost lev-
elled byltbé encmly's fire. More than IOO prisoners were
left in our bonds. ~
“In the east we have assumed the ofi‘cnsire and are
adIaIIcing from Neidcnburg and Soldau (in Last Prus—
SIB) and we have repulsed the Russians after several days
_ fighting at Mlawa (Northern Poland) and the enemy ‘s po~
sitions at Mlawa again are in our hands. More than
1,000 pn'soners were taken in these battles. .
“At the confluence of the Bzura and Rawka Rivers
fierce bayonet attacks tookplace at many places. The
artillery could do little on account of the misty weather.
“The Russians sufl'cred heavy. losses on the right bank
of the Pilica River, in the district to the southeast of
Tomaszow. The Russiansattacked fiercely several times,
but were repulsed by the Austro-Germau armies with
heavy losses.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 24. ——Licut. Crcnsliaw. naval
radio officer at the Panama Canan Zone, cabled the Na: v
Department yesterday that the wireless of the British
steamer Protesilaus in Bilboa Harbor, was dismantled by
the Canal Zone police Dec. 10, after it. was found she had
been sending code messages.
The cruiser 'lacoma is at Cristobal to enforce n'cu-
trality and the Navy Department still has under consider-
ation the possibility of despatching another vessel to the
Canal Zone.
A British statement recently to the Navy Department. . ,
said Governor Goethals had said in a written communica—
tion. that he had been misinformed when he charged that
a British collier was using its radio outfit contrary to
neutrality Officials here now assume that the governor
had reference to another British ship which also figured
in the Official dispatches as having violated the canal
rules by leaving Bilbao without clearance papers, and that
that vessel had been confoundded with the I‘rotcsilaus.
The unhamcrl collicr had wireless apparatus. .
Th5: Protesilaus is a British merchant stcamc: of
6,118.101‘15, which, under charter. of the British govern-
IITent sailed from V Ictorra. B. C. in chmbcr tor Billion
Panama Canal Zone It was assumed she carried coal and
supplies for British naval vessels. .
, ANOTHER NEW ONE.
DeKLYN’S POTATO BREAD
‘10 CENTS PER LOAF.
ALL GROCERS.
Give It a trial and you will ask for it again.
DeKLYN’S
27 MAIN STREET
HUI:
NORWALK. CONN.
loan. "
mlsstoner Do'wer wall in Normal! . 1
A; good e‘dv. can beat in the best
Tel. 909. 3 Free Delivery, _.
- ' we (mesa; H. Green Trading Stamps. , Ask For The
persons homeless and without food, according to the mes-
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We Give S. A. ll. Omen Trading Stamps.
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Ask for The-
Christmas
Grocery Coupon-
Cut out this wupmi. present it at
our store this week. and by buying
A&P‘
$1.00 worth or more of guns, ca-
‘ (ain’butum. sugar and eggs, you
will mot-lye
25
25 Stamps Free ,
Metrics the regular and extra stamps
given on salts
Farm MONDAY. DE(‘. 21.1 'nO syr-
URILAY, DEC. 26111.
(This coupon not good after Satur-
day. December 26.)
Trim GRILIT ATLANTII & PM Ill‘lt
TEA COMPANY.
Over 800 stores in the United States
Stamps
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Pure Lard a lb.
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75 Stamps will: lib. lea at 60¢
()0 Stamps with I lb. tea at ....... I .......... - ....... 50¢
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ........................ 40¢
ofCoffecat............; ....... 35¢
"3o Stamps with I lb.
25 Stamps witl: 1 lb. of (ofiec .................... ”32¢
21) Stan: )5 with 1 lb. of Cofl'ee ........................ 30‘
I5 Stan-ks with 1 lb. of Coffee ...................... 3.
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In Stanlpswith lib. oili Powder at so:
70 Stamps with 2 bottles Pure Exh‘acts,
each 25c '
ill Stamps * Free “may,“ 19
I pkg. ASIP Ice Cream 01",
I can Sultana Spice .. lo:
I pkg. Macaroni or Spag- Jelly Powder 1
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‘ I can Lunch Cocoa . . 10:
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, 124 Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn.
LONDON, Dec. 24, 3: 17 p. m—An Official statement“
\ given out in Paris today says that an Austrian subma-
rine torpched a French battleship m the Gulf of Qtranbo.
The battleship was damaged slightly. No one was It!-
jured. . , ~ '
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. ——Great “s censent-
ed to the proposal of Americans to send relief to Jerusalem;
1‘ urkcy has apprOVed it, and word now is being awaited ‘
from France. ” 3 . .
The armored cruiser Tennessee reported her arrival
yesterday at Jafia, but made no mention 0 rioting Or iil- . L
‘ - treatment of chs by Turks
' The overflow of the Djilc in Arabia has made 12,000
sage to the State Department from. Ambassador Morgen.
than at Constduiiddplé, Why asked that the Information”
communicated to the. Red Cross and the American Jewish
Coinmittee‘in New ma; 2. . . .
Norwalk Chronicler