_FOR FURNITURE, RUGS. STOVES,
l
WANTED.
‘ “W manned “Ads.”
LASSIFIBD Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c; C
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent/per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price
-——To Let.
For Sale, Business and.
oProfessiOnal Cards. and
oMiscellaneous
‘V
I
TO LET. l .5 FOR SALE.
WANTED—BRIGHT YOUNG WO-i
Infill Ifor clerical work. Must been};
able using typewriter Apply in own;
handwriting to S care Sentinel. d23 Btl
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. lie. for fat calves.
$8.50 to $9 for small. calves to fatten.
Best market prices. W. Miller, Con-
necticut avenue. Tel. 130.
WANTED To BUY—ALL KINDS‘
of cattle, calves and poultry. Bob
calves to fatten, $8.00. Special prices
for fat calves. Pay the highest prices
In town. Joe. Dickman. 19 Raymond,
street. Phone 366-21. d7 1%
_*-MISCELLANEOUS.*
Etc, Rosen’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.
ROSEN'B FURNITURE STORE.
Phone 1364-12. 18 Ely Avenue.
M.- w»
[A MERRY XMAS
to
All Norwaik
The United Electric
Light to Water Co.
East NOrwa‘lk, Ct.
1 St. Room 9. Phone 1666. “ d7 1;? . g '
To LET—6 ROOMS AT 65 SPRING II Il-Ill-I -
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov. 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 11656 n30 tt
To LEI—5 noons. lsT. FLOOR; ,pén BALE—HOUSE. NEW gm.
1 Burbank street. Bent $12.00. inlen room house. all improvements, 1
quire of W s. Wilcox. United Banklpelaware street, Fairlield Park. Nor—
Building, 97 Washington street, so-iwalk. p. & J_ Larraurl, builders. olf-
«Norwalk “4 3t:ilce 123 Washington street. Phone
’1622 5. d8 if
TO LET—FROM JAN 1. BUNGA-
low. All improvements, 31 Lincoln '3
Ave. Inquire of C. E. Hoyt. . m
I . .
T0 LET—SIX ROOM APART-l Your Chlld May
meat, 21 Union' street. Reasonable;
rent. Apply the Hatch & Bailey Co’s be developing a Curvature. Why not
have an analysis made—itls FREE.
office. Marshall street. d1? ti»
E. BAR'iHOL, D. C.
1916. store and basement. No. 6 So. ,
Main St. Occupied at present by we ~ Panic“ CWOP‘aCtO".
llam P. Beers, as stationary store. iii-‘53 Meadow Street—7 to B Evenings.
quire Frederick Lander. 4 So. Main sum": our“... to 5 my.”
' » e
To LET—FROM JANUARY 151‘.
Inn Inn
ORDER OF NOTICE.
To LET—ATTRACTIVE APART!
ments, East Washington and Chapel'
streets, modern improvements, recent- Bertha thkai vs, Ernest thkai. .
‘5’ decorated Rent $1000,81200., State 'of Connecticut. 'Falrlleld
814-00- inquire Dr. 30113113311» 6“County. Superior Court as., Bridge
South Main street. Telephone 60. lDOI‘t December 23’ A D- 1914.
1123th Used the Complaint of the said
Bertha thkai. praying. for reasons
REWARD. therein set forth, for (1) Divorce; (2)
1Custody of minor child. returnable to
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD FOthhe Superior Court. in and for Fair
the arrest and onviction of the per-1
son stealing our milk bottles in East
Norwalk. Staples & Wright.
VISI'IlI‘ CALIFORNIA
—and the——
PANAMA~PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
IN SAN FRANCISCO IN 1915
. ~ Rates and Terms
REAL ESTATE. lNSURANcE ,
.l. M. Layton 8t (30., inc. 1
13' SU RANGE
3°uth N ONMK.
REAL ESTATE
5 Rallroad Ava.
DIVIDEND NDHCE
130TH
Semi- annual Dividend oi the
Norwalk Savings Society
Norwalk, Court. Dec. 10. 1914.
At ll meeting of Directors of this So-
ciety. held this day. a dividend. at the
rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT. per an-
‘num was declared to Depositors from
the earnings of the six months ending
December 31, 1914.
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after January
11th,1916.
Money deposited on or before Satur-
day. January 9th, 1915, will draw inter-
est from January 131.4915.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS. President.
FREDERICK A. ELLS. Treasurer.
JOHN FEDBROK IS BOVNILOVmut
'1‘0 HIGHER COURT.
Christmas Suggestions
lApollo and Fishe’s Green Seal
Chocolates, one to five pound
boxes. .
\
I'I‘oilet and Manicure Sets.
lKodaks, Cameras and Supplies.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters.
Cigars in boxes of 25 and 50.
The NotwalkDrug Co.
Pit-min Guilty 'l‘o Cutting Railroad
Signal Wires and Is Held in
One Thousand Dollar
Bonds.
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 24, ~Removal
of wires connected with the signal
system of the railroad is considered
a very serious offense and John Fed-
rok of 13 Helen court will have to
answer for it before the Superior
court. He wasg‘nrraigned in the City/V
Court this morning before Judge '1‘.
C. Coughlin. pleaded guilty and Was
held “under “bonds of 3141100
FedrO‘k was arrested by William
O'Brien. a railroad poliCemnn to
whom he was pointed out by a boy
The Reed 8: Will
Electrical Co.
the Only‘I'Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
ln/the Towu .
sure SUPPLIES
'-;-:I,I:I‘s'n;-
58o. Norwalk. Music Hall Biock- '
L'l'.'2‘:'2
I‘. havo caused a serious wreck on the
- road. He said he was out of work
. :1 claimed it was the first time no *vf
‘ _Iever been arrested. In his possession.
PhoneIsos—ao so. Main on;
who saw, the wires cut Fedrok ap-
parently did not realize the serious
' nature of his offense. which might
' hungry and stole the wire to sell. HI:
’ when arrested, Were several bundles
of wire and a wire cutter. which
probably came from a 10- cent store.
.l’l‘tLlANs “‘AV'!‘ 10.41th HORSES.
MILES CITY. Mont. Deb. 24—~
Stock growers are in receipt of or»
,; ders from agents of' the ltallan gov-
‘ernment for ten thousand horses for
cavalry land artillery service. it be-
“; and and or
camp known here today Two hun-
“head, In horses were
shipped fr
iSouth Norwalk Evening Sentinel,
field County, on the first Tuesday of
innuary. 1915
; It appearing to and being found ll)“ ,4:
”he subscribing authority that Ernest.
. Litkni.
the said defendant is absent"
from this State. and gone to part-.3 till-3
known t ‘ 1
Therefore Ordered that notice of’
the pendency of said complaint be 5”
on by publishing this order in the.
a t
newspaper printed in Norwalk. Conn,
three times successively. commend“:
log on or before the e24th day of De- I
cember, A. D.. 1914. ‘
MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN.
GERMANS AND AUWANIS CLAIM TO BE MAK- *
ING PROGRESS ALONG THE EXTENDED
BATTLE LINE.
(Continued from First Page.)
fills regiment will be shortly followed bV' the Scottish .
regiments of Canada 8 army. which after a course of train»
ing in Canada and on Salisbury Plains, are considered fit
to take their places with the seasoned soldiers of Great
Britain. ,
The rest of the 30,000 men who came
American continent and the Atlantic ocean to
battles of the British cmplrc are reachingthc
across
the
fight the
concluding
stages of their training, and it is fully expected that the
the
whole contingent will hefolc many weeks he on
Continent. \ »
The. place of honor of the First Regiment to
across the English ChannclJcll to Princess Patricla's rcgl~
Soon
ment. as it is ntadc up largely of men who have
illOVC
previous service and who needed but a few weeks to to
new their acquaintance with the game that they are ex-
pectcd to play in the fighting l’lnes.
' _...__...J
VVIVSHINGTON Dec 24 mh‘orcign official
dispatches
'1, “E
i
received tonight by the \ustro- Hungarian embassy here
confirmed the Vienna announcement of the submalinc aiv
tack upon french battleships ill the ()tranto Channel. giv-
ing the date as Dec. 2! and told of the sinking of an enc-
my submarine by shore batteries.
The message added 7
“In Galicla and in Poland stubborn fighting continues
with success for the Allure-Hungarian troops.
LONDON, Declizli, 1:59 p. m.«——A hostile aeroplane
dropped a bomb over ‘1)over this morning and then disap-
peared. according to a statement made this afternoon by
the Official Press Bureau. I
”The text of the. statement follows:
"An aeroplane of the enemy dropped a bomb while
passing over Dover this morning.
The missile fell in a
garden and exploded. but. no damage was done. The
aeroplane was seen for a few seconds only. It left im-
mediately. passing out over the ’sea. A British alrcroft
went up, but did not see the enemy again.
was cloudy and foggy."
LIMA. l’cru. Dec. 24.~—'l'lIc japancso battleship
cu, adl'ompanied by
or and pcveral English merchautmcn. has anchored
miles off Pucrlo dc l:lsura, on the northern coast
The weather
lliz‘
a Japanese torpedo boat destroy—
St‘Vt‘ll
Hf Peru.
The Hizcn and the destroyer came from impulco, Mcx..
some
and are probably conveying the to
mcrclIaIItmcn
South American port.‘ A
MOSCOW, Doc. 24'. Vlil l’ctrogrzul.~-— Emperor Xicllltlns
and the
)cslt‘l'tluy visited stWthztl liospiitzllx in Mosul)“
and ”Slammed b) public and whole iifih‘ilhli‘lllulls
In the evening the ficmpcror, who is stopping
Empress: of hostels. accompanied by their children.
orguulzcd
Nota-
ble among these is the union of all Russian chnstVos
in M05—
Asst, Clerk of the Superior Court for:
Fairfleld County. d24 3t?
sslbs. Sugar for
19 lbs. Sugar for ...........~
Sweet Oranges
THE GREAT A.
Telephone 909
Maine Potatoes, a peck ..... '
I 1:44 WASHINGTON ST.
u-a-n-.»..-.........
else-no o .
25¢. sec: and 35¢ do."
........ 20¢
81 P. TEA C0.
Free Delive‘
Chief Commissioner of the UN
and the mayor of Moscow, M.
CtImInisslmtcrdn—cllicf of
TUNDHX Dec. 24. 9:50 a
dispattll to tllct intral \L‘VVS
had been selected by fire power
Pasha was, last reported as a
Titans. VV'lIcI'c lris'pztlztcc l
miles south of Scntari.
'
of well- migh CVcIV family in l
spirit of those at home is not
boxes of delicacies VVlIic‘h lIaV
, front.
lug bags and an amazing VIari
icnccs.
cow on his way back to Pttz‘ograd from the from in Ithc
Caucasus, received in the Kremlin Palace
the L7
commissioners gang accounts- of the actiritics of their re—
spcctlve unions. and the emperor
greatly satisfied with their reports.
sad lasha 'It ilrana has been set allrc.
lzssad Pasha was named provisional president follow-»
lug,r the recent retirement of Prince William of \‘vlrd, who
was said that lIc'lInd' proclaimed a holy war in Albania. “ '
:4 located. is about
PARIS. Dec. 24. ii a; lit—Christmas at the front will
be as cheerful and comfortable as the love and self—denial
other. but to unite and give all to the
brother seerug with the flag
Many a familV in I f‘EliltC probably will dine meagrcly
tomorrow because of the packages of Soft woolen things aifd
'lhcu there are field glasses wrist watches sleep— .
Prince Lvoflf "
ion of All Russian ZlmstvdsL ‘ I
'i‘chclnokofi“, “alga ‘
uidn of Russian cities. The
\\‘llU is
"expressed himself as
or
m.—~A llumzzn \lbanjia."
saVs that tht palace of £3
s to rule Albania. Edsad'
dvancing on Scutarl, audit“
seventy
’rante can make it. The
to olvc presents to one an.
son, father
01'-
c gone to klnsmcn at the
ety of conden—
I"
campalgn
I
,z
Legal NOthB
The Nodwaut Building. Loan & in-
vestment Association, of Norwalk.i
Conn. vs. George E. Sartain. of Fair-i
field. Conn, and the H. B. Chaflln:
Company and A. l]. Heine & Companiflf
both of New York City. J
ORDER OF NOTICE.
State of Connecticut.
County. Superior Court. as,
port, Dec. 23. 1‘14,
Falrneld ‘
Bridge- :
ANOTHER NEW ONE.
DeKLYN’S POTATO BREAD
10 CENTS PER LOAF.
ALL GROOERS.
Give it a trial aud'you will ask» for it again.
. DeKLYN’S
27 MAIN STREET
NORWALK. cONN.
Upon complaint of The Norwalk!
i,
Building. Loan & Ilnvesiment Assocla-f
tion, praying, for reasons therein set
forth for the foreclosure of a certain
mortgage and possession of the mort-
gaged premises. returnable to the‘»
Superior Court. .u and for Fairileld
County. on the first "aesday of Jan-e
nary. 1916:
It appearing to and being found by
the subscribing authority that The H. I
B. Chanin Company and A. B Heine
& Company, two of the said defend
ants. are absent from this State and
located in the city. county and state:
of New York; therefore
Ordered. that notice of the pendenCy .
of said complaint be given said tie-z
tendants The H. B Chaflin Companyl
and A. B. Heine & Company by pub-
lisbing this order in The Evening
Sentinel, a daily newspaper, published:
in said town of Norwalk. two times
successively. commencing on or be
fore the 24th day of December 1914.
' WM. G HAWLAND l
Clerk of the Superior Court for Fair-
field County (12-1 21
_, M...—.—V .
DEMAND I‘OR BARBED WIRE.
PITTsBURG} 1. Pa. .. ;1Dec 24. —4De- g
mand from the belligerent nations'
‘0! Europe for barbed wire and plain I
wire today reached the feverish stage t
in the vote mills of this district. 01- >
fers of orders aggregatlm‘ 125, Mill
tons of which 25. 000 to'ns are speci-
fied as barbed wlre of special design
have been made within‘ the past few
days the only point at issue- heingI
the time at which dcliVery can he
made This busliness is worth np- ,
proximately $400,001) and will keep _
the mills going for seVeral months
England, France and Russia have
been large customers of the Pitts—
burgh wire mills since the'war broke,
‘out . ..
.4.
,___..__._._._.__...._
One of the next one hundred people ,
who buy real estate in this city, would
probablyy d that property of yours to
She walits. Give lllnl‘
in yamieentinel Want as sufficient
rs to Chicago today.
a him to investigate i
All Toys
Reduced
SEEN 1N: Examined Cotton for Contfnbllul
of War.
NEW YORK. Def. 24~0molal W
sentatives of the British Government
examined ulth the x-Ray today .
thousand bales of cotton consigne
Bremen Germany, to determine at
ther any or them continued centric
band of war. The cotton washout;
DONOVAN NU'I‘
Bill DGEI’ORT.
REP.
Story That He Was To Center With
I’m-numerol- (‘untiidntrs Seems
To lie I‘llfoundcd.
BRIDGEPDR’I‘, Duo. 22.—-~»Thtmgh
it was reported yesterday that (‘on-
gressman Jeremiah Donovan would
be in llridacport for tlm j'lul‘lllln't' oi
iIltIIrV'irwlng acme of the several t-un- ‘
didm'cs for Iho office of postmaster. loaded aboard the steamship‘dit
it was impossible up to l? o‘t o. k in l Savannah. sailing mmormw. ;
:i‘psiéipnlimltu-JV of the oontzussmun in z The X'llay machines, accord“! .
Stiphcn F. the English OffiClnlB ‘hnd “ELM,
of the ()rganiruliun fut-lion of the daily dI’BlENEfl for the purpon H,
‘oI'nl hm‘nocrullc WHY. Film “i ‘9 vehahled them to inspect the isle
:'(‘ll;t'li he lint] not soon the “‘Hlfl‘t‘s’; Iof the bulky cotton bales Whitlh .011
., 1 \~ In: . .10-
l :1 mil“) i‘: ‘1“: l..- lill‘VJ'VVL‘llt l: into” easily conceal arms, ammunition
i till t ' i I i‘ ll
‘ other contraband They had deck! .
, to use this method. they said after
lluIIt-hcr, the candlxluloI
audition-s. until be “up. ply. In this
lIVt’nIIzInllIn l‘\ II In 1‘.S,lllllt"‘lll"lll|.
, All kinds of I“: more \V W nlltml ‘0» was found that owing to the Y"
l lI'lV humming ‘er: idoviru‘zuln:nt‘l‘lt“t:t: weight of the holes, no scales
‘1‘:;‘]‘l‘t‘lnlll: Yllm rlnn‘ llx‘ hell his SIDE n“ certain guaranlEe that ad
mnflwnno rent this l11'1'illl.lL‘.'lil the hole was honest. .IV
lIIIIVV-IVIInt oi the (“AV lznll l--"«T'\ IV I ' 4: ‘»
SALVATION ARMY CHRIBTM C'
DAY.
lllV t‘f 1h". Fiil‘lltln'll offices V'ot1 up
«nod for Loewe.“ and that h- Imu- n L
Il in NH'VV'I ills in .‘lll out llllllllllt‘ VVllh ‘
out on" slmut’ oz to: brvnlin t l
l In spite of many reports of in l 9 a» m. dlSU‘llmtlon 0‘ 100 basket;
Venue nhanIr-ler no one could be with dinners for 700 worthy
found who hnvl soon or lfln-"V‘ " [each comaimng one chicken” (1
.' ‘todav.
Homilies a fresh shoulder in addition
lie the chicken). onehali peck'
Itoes 1 quart onions turnips. carrots;
1 qt. apples. 2 oranges 1 pint crn
berries one half pound butter. Ionfi
half pound butter. onehalf pound a»
gar, one- half pound coffee; 1,.
celery. 1 small cabbage 1 can shill.
1 can milk. 1 glass jelly 1 loaf b
[1 pie and a copy of the comm
Viar Cry the Salvation Army ”also
paper.
3 p m.. ChIlstmas tree 2th) 9001'
”kiddies" to receive Christmas
cuts in the shape of new shoes, sth-I
ers, caps, gloves. dresses. underwear
stockings. etc. and each will receive
Ibex of candy and nuts and an 0!"
WM ,
i'SlNG THE .\.\'l‘. (3X SHOREJJINA
R0“)
Conurossmun Dorovnn in Bridgeport
W
llllllllilEl‘Oii’i‘S BIG CHRISTMAS
l TREE
l’Iu-h (‘itV Hns Splendid Holiday Fen-i
fllr‘i‘s Which are Attract-
ing Mun) Nor-walkers
Pridgeport is again displaying the
ihristmns spirit with a municipal
two an attendant celebration. There
will be four nights of the entertain—
ment. three in follow that of last
evening Mom Norwalkcrs are pinn-
nlng to VVltness- -thc prettV sight dur- :
Hm: the holiday week.‘
3 While the tree is no as large as
ENorwalk's there are attendant fen-I
lures which make the sight most at-
tractixme A sleigh drawn by two white
reindeer. a statue of the Goddess of:
liberty. a large white star and “i
done me pictured in the Broad St.
hill park near the city center Ench'
of the four entertainment nia'lus '—-—-—~ '*
Itherc are. to be hand canoe-Its and “Wax F-llo gin Train Take: Two
gpneral singing of Christmas carols. l (43 Wake ilotmd trig),
Last night. following :1 short street Melchants and shippals on
parade led by ZVfaon Wilson. Santa lpart of the Slnre Line Divi§io
Claus t‘lstlibutcd pIcscnts to OVertthe New YO er. New Hivcn &‘Hafl.
300 children from the sleigh. These ford loath-0nd between \ow H
little ones were from the orphan as- sand New London. are somewhat.
ylum, the *town in In and others do tonishcd at the latest evidence it!
pendent on clVaIitV for Christmas trcnchmem on the line. as the‘
cheer. been notified that, beginn
It, was .conredo lw ‘lendlnn- maca- ,‘yes‘terdny, n. thy freight Vvl
zines last year that Bvldqagmri'v of,- ,from New timer: to New Lend
lvhration was second in tho lTnifm {day and from New London ‘
‘tflfei. Efforts were made to W‘ " »‘ lHaveu the next. the patrons 3b
‘consideraiicn this re nr but compotl- the sort of service which
tion is greater and the outcome islllmcs crcdltcd to the small
Iroads in the South."
- . i Never before, since the rill!
Gold Pieces for‘Trafflc Policemen was operated, has the {Irish .
. . , vice been cut down to this [to
NE“ \ORK Detj 24 *Santa 0'3““! the company asserts that it
disguised as a fur~cl ad passenger in a (mate to the demand in 1,
runabout. \\llllzed\(l0Wll Fifth aV-g ”Sum
enue today. slowing up at every cross-ti
ing to hand out so gold pieces to trsf- l
he policemen There was a chauffeur. ilk-hm d J. Evan 5' who was“ ”‘1‘
to run the car for Santa so that he he, of a commmmn of t
had both hands free to fish the gold lensinoers appointed to pass ti
pieces out of a white canvas bag that “1M8 {9“ “‘0 minim-$9 0! NW
Henna and its protection fro
appeared to hold about two quarts erflow waters of the WEEDS“
Not only on the avenues. but up and here‘yesterday, aged ,‘4 For
down side streets. the car ran to visit ‘ber of years he we: engage
policemen that Santa appeared to; construction of railroads in so
one particularly In mind * inhuman “r Wm WM
in doubt
plum Vol». Ext’pnr 1)
NEW ORLEANS, Lo... lion.i
g The runbout bore a number which is, unsuited Mb “w all 't; ,
licensed in the name 0 Robert Goo t. loom ”a meadow: saw
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