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DIED—JONES. MRS, ROBERT: T0 LET-FROM JANEARi ISTu FOR SALE—ONE FRESH cow
Jones. at Union Hill. N. J.. Monday lower floor 0’ the Talmadge houma:lwith calf. Rudolph Paulovich. Ric11
morning. 8 o‘clock. Funeral services 127 South Main street. Inquire 4iards avenue, West Norwaik. d28 zit
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WANTED.
WANTED—LADIES AGREEABLE;
home work; 38 to :12 weekly; send‘
dime for samples' and complete in i
structlons. R. G. Brown & 00, Box
384, Bridgeport. Conn d2 9 Hi
WANTED—A WIDOW LADY
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68.60 to $9 for small calves. to fatten.
'Best market prices. W. Miller, Con-
necticut avenue. Tel. 130.
WANTED To BUY—ALL KINDS
of cattle, calvesand poultry. Bob
calves to fatten, $8.00. Special prices
(or fat calves. Pay the highest prices
In town. Jos. Dickman, 19 Raymond
street. Phone 356-21. d7‘12t
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FOUND—WATCH, OWNER MAY
have same by proving property and
paying for this adv. Inquire Michael
()lejan. 3 Oiejan St d28 3t
RESOLVED
That I will buy my
Wile a Gas Range
this month
The United Electric
Light 81 Water Co.
“dress Box 540. South Norwalk, or
iment, 21 Union street.
To LET—FURNISHED FRONT 1 steads and springs.
room for two men. Private family. ior, Hantord Block.
Centrally located. EleCtric lights, tel ‘ F . . . u:
ephone, bath. Rates moderate. Ad- i OR SALE—EGGS, 9‘03 FLRTIU“:
specially raised for table use for
partii ular people. Delivered 24 hours;
iold Regular customers desired.
TO LET—FROM JAN 1’ BUNGA- iSoule. Chestnut Hill avenue. d.Tel
low All improvements, 31 Lincoln: 13323
Ave. inquire 010.111 Hoyt. i
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T0 LET—SIX ROOM APART-line. Delivered to your home. Mrs.
Reasonabl01M. Olsen, 40 Fort St.. East Norwalk, 1
Apply the Hatch & Bailey Co's i Conn. Phone 965-14. d28 3t
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To LET—FROM JANUARY 181‘. Isale on Jewelry, Musical instruments,
11915, store and basement. No. 6 So. toys Novelties etc. Almost at your
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llam P. Beers, as stationary store ln- tions to meet. Bazaar, 76 \i'ashingtonI,
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oilige, Marshall street.
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1-0 LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRINGI 1en room house. all improvements. 11
st, Inquire of Mrs R Tarlov, 102, Delaware street, Fairneld Park. 'Nor-
Taylor Aye_ Tel 1155. .5_ n30 u walk. P a .i Larrauri, builders. Oill
‘flce 123 Washington street. Phone
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$14. 00 inquire Dr. Bohannan 6‘. FOR FURNITURE. RUGS. 8TOVE8,‘
South Main street Telephone 50, I..Etc, Rosen’s Furniture Store is the
n23 {f place to visit We have a full line oi
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PANAMA ——PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
IN SAN FRANCISCO IN 1915
Rates and Terms
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
BUSINESS NOTIOE
NEW nVORK GIRLS—W EARI\G
Mon' a Soft Homo—South Norwalli!
I Ladies can be supplied at The Dreyori
list (‘10.. Railroad Avenue. l),293t.II
J. M. Laonn & C0., Inc. 1 m A m V i
iii-1.11. ESTATE INSURANCE l Your Child May
5 Railroad Ave. shuth NON-Ik-
Ibo developing a Curvature. Why not.
have an analysis made—~it Is FREE. ;
%.E BARIHOL, D. C.
Painless Chiropractor,
I63 Meadow Street—7 to 8 Evenings:
Stamford Office—9 to 5 Daily.
“IT’S THE QUALITYT'“
DIVIDEND NOTICE
130TH
Semi-annual Dividend of the
Nerwalk Savings Society
Norwalk, Conn. Dec. 10, 19M.
At a meeting of Directors of this So‘
ciety, held this day, a dividend, at the “W .1113sz our Rubber (ioods
rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT. per an- ““29“”-
num was declared to Depositors from ‘ 011cbcttcr Inadc that wc know
of.
.\ complctc line at piiccs you
can aflord to pay. all guaranteed.
(.omc in and lct us show you
how to 8111 c money
The Norwalk Drug Co;
H A. MEAD, Mgr
8 N0. Main St. So. lek
the earnings of the six months ending
December 31, 1914.
The same will he 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 lot. 1915.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS, President.
FREDERICK A. ELLS. Treasurer.
11.1.91 1'. Volk if
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
COULD HAVE KILLED ooo.
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East N orwalk, C
FOREMAN FENNESSEY LEAVES
TOWN. I
James 'Fennessey. who has been
foreman in the soft but department or
J. C. Wilson & Company's factory for
some time, has resigned to go to New-
ark. New Jersey, where he will have
charge of the plant of the Ferry Hat
Company. William J. McHugh. fore-
man of the still hat department, at
iWiIsou's, will look alter both the still
and soft departments for the present
Mr. Fennessey was held in high esteem
by the men. He was known as the
man with the everlasting patience. and
,wasespecially courteous to the stii'ti
batters. allowing them to come into themg
' soft hat department, and taking grea
pains In giving them instruction inthe
an of making aofe hats; His removal
from the city is deeply regretted. f
been investigating the case of dogs, on
,Wlnfleld street. killing chickens.
lot the owners of the chickens recently
hesitated to shoot him, tearing it was
‘to clear the minds of local people in
he finds pursuing. harassing, worrying.
'jbiniug any highway whichabuta 01.
will pursue. worry,
'maia then on such farm“ "
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Dog Warden Thomas 1F. Walsh has ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Tom
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone ans—so 311. Main at.
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Block-
One
discovered a dog in the act of running
aWay With a chicken in his mouth. but
against the law. The warden wishes
this respect. and publishes the follow-
ing law:
"Any person may kill any dog which
or wounding any sheep. lambs, or 0th .
or domestic animals, or any dog which ‘5';
he finds straying between sunset and
sunrise on any farm whereon any
sheep, lambs. or other domestic ani-
mats are kept; but no .Idog, so 311-; , .115
between sunset and sunrise, which is
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South Nerwalli
Trust Company. ,
The Trustees have ordered ;
7? that l 1 re t
kept by the occupant of any premises :1 n e at a the rate of 4%
was.
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next adjoining such farm opnext ‘ ad- ‘I Isrtllz§de:::it:::ui: 31: 2.311122%
. Department for the current six;
, months. ending December slat, ;
i914, payable on and after Jan- g
nary 11th, 1915.
Deposits made'on or before
January 11th will draw interest;
l" from Januaryf’ist.
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such farm, or which reg is securely
m.uzzled or is accompanied by or with
in reasonable wt of any person hav
ngthe charge of such dog, shall be
tkilled ,unless there is reasonable ap-
tpreheniilon that such dog, it not killed,
wound. or terrify
sheep, lambs. or other domestic ani-
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. glon oi .\i1‘iiport. opposite
AUSTRIAN-LOSSES IN GALICIA CONFIRMED TO-
:Dnr‘sv AN OFICIAL“ STATEMENT
_- . sue» 11v BERLIN.
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duties only by permission from the military authoritics
controlling litc territory in which the consulatc is located.
The British Foreign Uffit‘t‘ has undcr consult-ration
““13." ”It 1‘1’m1111unicatioii from Washington rcinonstrating‘
at the forcible searching and detention of .\111cric2111 ships
suspected 0f carrying contraband of war. With thc rc-
- tircy thc Ill'lllhll
counting the
The IM‘IltI
found to
turn to London of Foreign Sccrctziry
autlioritics began the framing of a rcply.
character of which no intimation was given.
was expressed generally that a wav would be
meet the situation without serious friction.
The German victories in the east wcrc announced by
the Berlin \Var (,lfficc. whose statement was in direct cou—
trast with recent dispatcl'cs from l‘ctrograd. It
is asserted that Russian cavalry which invadcd
liast Prussia has bet 11 drivcd back to :1
point four miles from the boulcr. 111 Poland. according to
the Berlin statement. the ("erman advance continues. and
it is said that Skicrnicwicc :nd i‘aiiliil‘t‘d
nearly a week ago. ‘
Referring to the situation in tbc u'cst.1tiic (icruinn \\':1r
()fficc confirms the French statement of yesterday that tin-
\llics had captured the Belgian town of Si. (icorgcs.
The l‘rench official communication asserts that furthcr
progress has been made in Belgium includiii1r thc cup-
turc of an important (11 rinan position.
Low icz wci‘c
BERLIN. Dec 30 1ia wireless tclcgraphy to loudoii
—-il1e offichial communication given out today by thc
(icrman War ()ffice says:
f‘lu the western theater of the war 1vc siill 111'1- fighting
for tlimhninlct of St. ("lcorgcs. to the southeast of Xicu-
port, which we were compcllcdto cvacuatc owing to :1 14111"
prisc attack.
“Storm and cold havc caused damagc ii) the podiions
of both sidcs in Flandcrs and Northern Fraiirc.
“011 the rest of thc front the day pzisscil quictly.
"in East Prussia thc Russian cavalry was drivcu
back in tlic dircction of l‘illknllcn (four iiiilc from 1111‘
Russian fi'oiiticr. and south of thc Xiciircu River).
“In Poland. on the right bank of thc \istulzi the all‘
nation remains. unchanged. (in thc wcstcru bank of tlh‘
\‘isiulzi thc otfcnsi'vc to thc cast of thi-
continucs. For the rcst. fighting on and to thc cast of thc
Rnwkn branch and
tlic i't‘g‘tun to the southwest 11‘
tributary lzui'n
continues. aswcll as :it li111wl1'1d/ in
this plucc,
"choris from .uttsidc sourccs give lIIt‘ iiuprcssiou that
Lou'icz and Skicrnicwicc arc 111111 in our possmsiou. \\'c
captured thcsc placcs morc than >1.\ 1|:in ago. Skicruic—
wice'ia situated far behind o " 1:21:11.”
PARIS. llcc. to 2:30 p. 11113111111‘1' claims slight
gains nczii‘ .\'ic11port in thc of‘icial uuiiouin'ciuciu pivcn out
by the \\':1r l)1‘p:1rtnicnt this :1ficr11onu 'I'bc coinniuiiicw
lion aim mentions other point alongr thc linc \\'Ilt‘l‘t' thc
tit-mum attacks have bccu driven back. 'l'hcrc has bccu
lit-ziy'y luuiibahrdincnt at St. Georges. in tho .\is11c rcgiou.
:111d 1111 lllt‘. hci-glits of tlic )lciisc.
'I'lic tcxt of thc conuuunic illUIi follows: .
“ln‘ liclgiuui 111‘ have won :1 littlc tcrritory in thc rc-
P north
The cnciny subjected St. to :1
this is the position 1vc :tl‘c putting
oldcrs. and to thc of
l.ombacrt7.ydc. ticorgc
violent boinbarduicut:
in :1 statc of dcfcnsc.
"We hnvc capturcd .1 (it‘i'man point of support located
to thc southctist of Zoniicbckc. on tlic road bctwccn llccc
lacrc aiid' l‘ascbiulaclc.
“150111 thc Lys to thc Disc thch is nothing to rcyori
"In tho valley of thi- Aisnc and thc
enemy has inanifcstcd another burst of activity which has
taken the form .1particulzn'ly of :1 violcut artillci'y fire
which our heavy artillery has rcplicd ci‘fcctivcly.
“In the Argonne we have made slight pi'ogrcss in thc
region of Four dc Paris.
“Between the Argonne and ,thc )loscllc thcrc has bceii
cannonading all along the French line. but particularly
severe alongr the heights of the \lcusc.
“In the \osgcs tlic cncniv delivered an attack at our
positlohs at La lctc dc lam: this was rcpulscd
“In L-ppcr Alsace we are consolidating 11111
Our heavy artillery reduced to silence the Gcrmau howit—
zcrs which were bombarding Upper \spacb."
in t'hnmpngnc
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1. LONDON, Dec. 30. 1:20 p. lll.-—TIIL‘ return to Lon-
don from the country today of Foreign Secretary
was followed by a infecting this afternoon of the Cabinet.
at which before a full muster of his 111ajcsty‘s ._ ministers.
there ,was discussed the protcs: of tlic l'nitcd States
government concerning the existing restrictions on Amcri‘
can commerce, . '
The note of the American government has
rca bed the lritish gmovcrnmeut
(ire y
only
and it is likely
just
to 11c-
‘cupy the attention of the \linistiy for a considerable tinic.
111 the meanwhile it is undetstood that \\ alter ll. l‘agc, the,
American Ambassador, will hc invited to go our the cn
tirc question with the Foreign Secretary.
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,WEST IDAR’I‘LEPOOL,England. Dec. .11 (com...
pondencc of The Associated l‘i'css).—-l£uglish cast cmtst
. towns are panic—stricken since the German raid upon Scar-
borugli‘é Whitby "‘and the H‘artlepools. Confidence in thc
poweigpfgthc British thy to keep Germans away from
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Sweet Oranges .............. 25¢. 30¢ and 35¢ dot.
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' :1 Iicrmau shell during
' sentcd their sides to the shore batteries
1i llgliIlHI has w'tzikcficd tind thcrc is constant drctid of the
1c—appcarauc1 of (icrman ships. if not thc landing. of
ticrmau troops.
The mayors of thc liurtlepools and thc othcr strick-
en towns havc organized volunteer coustabulai‘ics and are
making an effort to hold the cxcitcd public in check.
Proclamations have been made that civilians must stay in
doors should the bombardment. rccur and yicld to the or—
dcrs of constables. but tbcrc is’a general i111patic11cc with
all sorts of authority.
Nearly all civilians are carrying arms, and they an _
uouncc thcy will look after themselves. Travel by auto-
mobile at night is hazardous. as cxcitcd guards stop all
motor cars frcqucutly with :i flourish of guns and rcvob
vcrk. ‘
'I‘lic patrol ships. Patrol and Deon. which guard Hal‘-
tlcpool. \\'il't‘ lying in thc harbor the morning 0f the
German raid, but are said by civilians to have had no
steam tip. it 1'.» also charged they were partly dismantled
and bad to bc towed from the docks before they could
get into action. At any rate they were so slow that the
(icrmnus had an opportunity to shell the Hartlepools for
nearly forty-fin minutes before the navy craft offered ef—
fcctivc Opposition Officers of the two patrol ships had a
banquit at the lcading hotel in West Hi'irtlcpmlthc night
btforc lllt raid. ,1 is“,
An i111 tailgation of thc unvy's dc"
niandcd by the 111:1yors of the ruined towns and the result
of the prtispcctivc iuipiiiy by the Admilarty is awaited
impaticntly along the east coast, which no longer goes to
sleep at night with asfccling of security.
Many of the families living near the coast have nlbv—
cd back into the interior. The large number of women '
and CIlIItlrtll killcd duri11<v the recent bombardment has
“I’l‘t'lfilh cuitcd the dread of the inhabitants. and when- 3
(1 c1 possible lllt.‘ l1 dds of families are Stlldlllg their wives ‘
:uid childrcn bcyond the possible range of (it‘l‘llllel ships.
.-\t llartlcpool tbc (Vlcruians fired with amazing r1151“
curacy. The first shell tlicy directed toward the town“
kiiockcd ovcr twclvc soldiers who were manning one of the
coast guns. Nom- of them w'cre killed. btit several were
stunned. 'l'hc ticrmnns also niangcd to strike the gasomc—
tcrs. watcr tow-ct. smoksstacks big filt‘liil'lt‘s- M“? ....c_...'
graph [mics and otbcr objects which stood abovc the lcv— ‘1 '
cl of tho fl:t t1'1wui-1. 'l‘hc rail‘hay lines
wort- bit in ~c1'ci':1l placcs :11 (1 traffic tcnumrnrily sus-
action has been
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1111123: in thc two
pcudcd.
trim-c tizc raid. all tclegraphic :1111l it‘ll-phonic con-1'
11cctiou with llli‘ harbor is said to lizivc bccn cut «ff s'id— .
dcnl1. in fact the two lI:1ri «pools arc both S'Ild to have
bun cut oil cntirclv from th . outside: wot id for :1 ti .1111: be- ._
1.1l1s (111d 11..1n11‘1ctcl the
ril}i}‘:ll9~‘1‘(l work of sonic spy. 'l‘hc military has now taken ,.
over all wircs. :111d comuiuni union with tlu- coast 1-9qu
but thc Slitllfi urctkcd man
is vcr1 difficult.
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'l‘hc spy fear has now bcc mic >1.) :icutc all along the '
coast that cvcu civilians pro dried with credentials above ' no;
dispute arc subjected to arrest by thc civil offici:1ls.’l'he
govcrimunt has refrained from issuing any amt of instruc-—
tions in tin cast coast districts as t) how they shall (lo-1
port thciiistlvcs in case of raid or invasion. with the result
th it tho populacc is lilllnlil' 11'1'.1I
Should :111 i111 asiou occur with tho public in its present
panicky condition. an attack would doubtless be made
upon tl11 invaders by c\citcd civilians which would provoke r
the gcnci'al destruction of the towns. and result in the ‘
death of large numbers of civilians who are thoroughly
disorganized and without any means of offering resist—'- .3"
mice ex on to a small landing party. i
lictathmcnts of Kitchenci's snow army are stationed at
various places along the east. coast. but these for the moat
part are incxpcticuced and without equipment to meet an -
invading army. This fact is thoroughly appreciated by
Illt populace which takes the position that it must make ‘
preparations to fight its own battles in the event the navy
iermnms 1
docs not check lllt‘(
Rumors arc constantlv in circulation along this coast
about lands at other points .
the hull of an 8000 tmi freight boat which was buildo, ’
lug in the local shipyaids. u as completely penetrated by
the bombardment \\ cduesday
mowing, and several smaller craft were slightly dam:-
However. the damage in the shipping basin was
Q
arrcd
much sliglitcr than was at fi'st lclievacl
\lthough thc lighthouse hero stands in :1 very promif
11c:1t location (in the peninsula, it was undamaged. 'lhc dc‘
vastatimi visited on thc residences standing back if » the
liuhtliousc shows it to have her 11 tli: target for motif"
(icruian shots. which, though deadly in tlicii effectpdiclyb
not hit the contemplated unit I
\lhilc the for Wednesday li‘lDlilll’ig‘ assisted the Ger-
11111111; in slippiu r near the coat without being observed.
it also hindered their marksmanship seriously until they
were abreast the, peninsula, a position they were unable to J
mantain very long because of the Inc from shore guns,
which seemed to have been accurate while the cruisers prc-
Two of tthitt—k
vnding cruisers were attack by shells vv‘hich inflicted '
juries visible front shore. 5gb, M, .-.-..._.. '
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