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Wants!
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For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
Insertion. In Black- I
face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED. I
TO PROMOTE RIFLE PRACTICE.
WASHINGTON. Dec. l.—The e‘x'e-
cutive committee of the National
Rifle Association of America will ask
Congress [gr a national charter and
an annual appropriation of $25,000
and the Secretary of War will ask for
$50,000 for the National Board of Pro
motion of Rifle Practice to promote
rifle training among citizens. '
War Department ofliciais having so»
pervision of rifle practice will en-
deavor to have Congress provide for
a commission and funds looking to
the adoption of a national policy of
rifle range, construction throughout
the country similar to the plan of the
'ro Ln, I FOR aAta
WANTED—«MAN. MIDDLE AGE I
preferred, to sell tea and coffee, ‘oaps, .
pic, on commission basis, in eorge-‘
down and vicinity. Grand Union Tea“
I30, 165 Fairlield avenue, Bridgeport,“
Donn. d1 3t
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WANTED—CANVABSERS. ooon‘
proposition. Call after 5 p. m. or 8 a.
in. to see B. Dalgin, Germanic 'Hotel,‘
Room 4. at It
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WANTED—EXPERIENCED PAPER ,
box makers. Learners taken. Apply‘
‘Paiper IBox Factory. 45 Cedar street,'g
"Stamford. Conn. d1 3t‘
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WANTanGlRI‘S EXPERIENCED
"pn Singer sewing machines on dresses.
j Steady work and good pay. Royal
Mfg. Co., 85 Washington street I
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WANTED—NOR 0R FIVE ROOMS
land bath around vicinity of Woodward
pvenue and South 'Main street in 2:
nan,- house. Address L 111., cno Sen-i
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'ro LET—2 ROOMS FOR LIGHT FOR SALE-10° WHITE LEG‘
housekeeping. inquire 11 Chestnut St. horn yearlin, hens, ”“1136“ strain.
(11 at Will sell cheapoyo make room. Roton
. Poultry Farm, Witch Lane, Rowayton.
Ct. Telephone 12843. d1 3t
IO LET—~EOU-R ROOMS 0N SEC-
onu floor. All improvements. Also,
room in garage for 1 car. Address box
449, South Norwalk. til 11
To LET-——THREE ROOM FRONT
otfice well lighted. suitable for busi-
ness. Rent 818. For further particun
lars apply office The Qld Well Cigar
Co.
FOR SALE—5 PIAZZA. POSTS, 2
pieces lattice, pair of brass andirons,
iron fire box, mahogany bed room suit,
‘pair gold earrings, gold watch. 2 High
I street.
FOR SALE—FACTORY. SOUTH
Nortvaik. Adjacent to railroad track.
—, Mill construction. Every late improve
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD L0» ment, sprinkler system installed
lcation. Rent reasonable. 35 Cove ave- ‘ throughout plant. Building adapted to
nue. F. Hopp. D30 31 _ work of heaviest machinery. For par-
ticulars address box 624, South Nor-
walk. - d1 it
TO LET—RENT FREE FOR WINT-
er. Stevens street. Nor-walk. No child
ren. Inquire William S. Wilcox, City
Bank Building, South Norwalk. n30 3t
To LET—SEVEN ROOM DOUBLE
house on Rowayton avenue. Improve
merits. Further particulars inquire F.
son slits—HOME RAISED anon,
ef‘s and roasting chickens, 25c lb.
Fricassee chicken, 22c lb. Killad.
dressed and delivered to order. Fresh
laid eggs. 60c doz. Nichols Poultry
Yard. 214 East avenue. Phone 2434.
>United States Municipal Rifle Clubs
in Illinois.
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‘FIFTEEN THOUSAND
Illlm lllSlIIlIllS IlBllIll‘fIIIlIIIIlIIS lltlll lItll
MEMBERS lllll RESIIIlllD
(Continued from First Page.)
”——
French forces, who are declared
to have been thrown back several
miles.
Mining and aeroplane opera—
tions continue on the F ranco~Bcl-
gian front, both Berlin and Paris:
reporting successes at various!
points. ~
BRITISH STEAMSHIP
KINGSWAY SUNKI
I SERBIANS CAPTURED
I BERLIN. Dec. I. via Low
‘don, 3:05 p. In.~—Army Head—
Iquartcrs announced today ‘ihat
{with the capture of Prisrenti,
‘Wcstcrn Serbia. fifteen ‘thousand
ISerhians were made prisoners.
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HAIR l0 IIIIIEN II
It's Grandmother's Recipe to Keep
Her Locks Dark. Glob-y, Thick.
The old-time mixture of Bags Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
streaked and_ faded hair in grand.
mother‘s treatment, and folks are
again using it to keep their hair a
good. even color. which is quite sen-
way has been sunk. Her captain
d 21 members of the crew have
Five others are
Ian
:been- landed.
missmg.
1 There are three British stcaInv
fships Kingsway, of 3.647, 247 and
I211 tons' gross, respectively. The
1first of these is the only one
Iwhosc movements rccently have
Ibceu recorded, and presumably is
lthe vessel which has been sunk.
'She was 346 feet long, was built
in Sundrland. in 1907. and was
I
Iowncd in Bristol.
IVIGOROUS PROTEST TO
I ENGLAND MAY BE FILED
\VASH'INI’WON, Dec. I.—'l‘ho
State Department has instructed
Ambassador Page at London to
inquire of the British government
whether two vessels of the Am-
erican Traus»Atlantic Company,
LONDON, Dec. 1, 12.25 p. nil
-—The British steamship Kings—I
uralization in Washington in 8 Milan.
wide plane to promote the education.
of the thousands of foreigners in the
large cities, many of whom do not
understand even the rudiments of the
English language.
The superintendent of schools here
has been supplied with a system a!
cards containing the names of limi—
grants who passed through Ellis in-
land and signfied their Intention of
settling in Norwalk.
Although the plan will mean confid-
eralble detail work for the school an-
thorities the benefits to the alien‘ will;
be great.
BAKED III "I SIIIIIIIIIS
limit Board of Education' Go-
llnntiag Illb W
Board In m ' H- To
Educate liens Iii: Their
Ilene: Is This Gentry
Superintendent Ira T. Chapman this
morning. stated that the Norwalk
board of education has been asked to
cooperate through the local night —— -—-—
school system, with the bureau of hats -—Advertise in the Sentinel
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-Come to Trinity church Parish.
Hot supper served at 6:30.
Special Gas Lighting (liter
For a limited time only, the
llf.‘ W
csz IvaIsIack
Gas light
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Is offered, Installed in your home, for ........ $1.00
During this special offer, we will furnish FREE OF
CHARGE. your choice of a fine selection of decorativd
‘ Libel. “30 3‘ E. Lockwood, Rowayton. n30 3t d1 3t slble, as we are living in an age when aeizcd while flyilng the A‘n'T‘nczll
-» - .. a outhful a earanc . 32, were to )c . rcqmst ‘0“. ‘ . ‘
WANTED-«ROOM 1N PRIVATE FCR SALE BLACK SET OF FURS y 9° ° " °l "1° Ire" without the {0 rm aht y of prize Imported shades and globes.
Illumily. Address P. A. It, cio Sentinel.‘
South Norwaik. Tel. 1161.
CLUETT, PEABODY I: 00., ENG.
[want-f- *
Experienced operators on power mar;
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RUSINESS Nortcas '
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‘ Save money. Stock add fixtures
must go. Select Christmas gifts. Get
them when convenient. Jewelry, musl-
cal Instruments. Toys, games, books.
blocks. skates. Also shelves, counters.
Show cases,, typewriter. Clifford Hotel
building, formerly Gas Co., So. Main
Street. 1130 St
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
Booth Norwalk. Bicycles. motorcycles
bind Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea-
unable.
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"SITUATIONS WANTED" Ida If you
fire obtained by advertising to the
est employers. The Sentinel reaches
'Ills class in News“: and vicinity.
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For Those
CALL US UP
and “Twill rush our trouble
man right around when some
thing like this happens in your
1 home. um:
~ PLUMBING ‘
is defective. antiquated, unsun-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or Install a
[new ”"9“ 0! .
., MODERN PLUMBING
- JOBHNG A SPECIALTY .
:-
., . "' water, electric lights, on trolley line.
waED‘TO BUY “’1’ KINDS Rent reasonable. Inquire E. Oager.
I cattle and calves and trade or selli
Fresh cows and springer-s. Fried-a“
I To LET—DESIRABLE nUItNIsu-I
TO LET—5 ROOMS. 000D CON-
dition, stationery ”“59' hot ”1" cold .flat muff. Double collar. Will send on
approval for 315. Write to Fishman,
General Delivery, Bridgeport. (ginn.
McKinley place, IRowayton, Ct. n30 3t
FOR SALE—‘BARGAIN. 1915 SAX»
on runabout, fully equiped. Cheap to
ed room. 9‘“ improvements, alm‘twojqulck buyer. C. S. Byrbee, 3 Cedar
P001115 especially desll'lblfi ‘0? “shtjtreet. South ‘NOI‘Wllk. NEDDODO
housekeeping. Inquire 2 High street.:1023_3. n30 3‘
‘ n30 3t. 1 .—
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To LET—A .rumvrsnno .aoou‘ 7°“ “L“MRGE “UMBER 0“
fat hogs, shoots and'several pairs of
with all improvements. Inquire 10 ,
Crescent Terrace. n27 3t young pigs. Splendid condition. Tele
’ ,phone 1462. n30 6t
'ro LET—FIVE noon FLAT 0E3 *‘“
dar street; improvements. 3 omces,‘ FOR 8ALE——8 GOOD BUILDING
Washington strefl. Inquire Sinnllol IOU! on the 10‘5. Thursday, Dec. 2. I915
Rooduer. South Norwalk. n18 it at Public Auction. located on Norwalk
—-3avonue, near the main post road and
To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL 111- ; on the border of Darlen. Sold by Wil-
prnvements. 1 1.2 acres of land, barn. ‘ sons Real Estate and Auctioneer Ag-
chicken house, fruit trees, small cot-fancy, 92 Wall street. Norwalk. Conn.
tage on premises. Rent 830. Gregory 1129 St
Boulevard. Five room apartment, beau—
tiful view oi Sound. First class condi-
tion. Rent 312. East Washington St, in perfect condition. Motor guaran-
East Norwalk. Inquire Dr. Bohannanutoed. Will sacrifice. O‘Connor‘s Gar-
64 South Main St. Phone 60. mo tf ‘ age. Washington street.
FOR SALE—FORD DELIVERY CAR
I .—
TO LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE, FOR SALEwA'I‘TRACTIV'E BRAND
with all improvements 12 Lincoln ave- new 7 room cottage. All improvements
nue. Inquire United Grocery Com- large lot. fruit and garden. Terms to
many. North Main street. Isuit purchaser. Louis 8. Bears.
‘ n26 6t
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TO LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-l
out, newly papered. in first class con-t FOR SALE—13 BARREIS HAND
anion, eight excellent rooms. House picked apples. were sprayed at» blos-
TO LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE, WITH
all improvements. Also 6 room cot-
. JUST COMFORT.
is what most people nowadays
want' in their living room—e.
place where you can work or
rest-really live.
That means-you must buy dur-
‘ able, substantially ‘ built
BURN ITU RE.
touring Car. 1912 E. M. F. touring car.
1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle’s Gar-
your friends about it.
Tea kettles, saucepans. fry pans,
triplicate saucepans, tea and cof-
i'ee pots, double roosters. 10 in 1
steam egg poacher combination,
omelet pans, etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 1069-2 . Prompt Delivery
est advantage,
Nowadays, though. we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the muasy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-tonne
product called “Wyeth's Sage and Sub
phur Compound" for about We a bot-
tle. It is very popular because
nobody can discover it has been ap-
plied. Simply molsten your comb or
a soft brush with it and draw thil
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair disappears. but what delights the
ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
is that, besides beautifully darkening
the hair after a few applications. it
also produces that soft lustre and
appearance of abundance which Is so
attractive; besides, prevents dandrulr,
Itching scalp and falling hair.
‘WHERE EVERYBODY GOES."
Mat. :35. Eve. 7:15 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra ioc.
Today Wednesday Today
The great dramatic actor
JULIUS STEGER
The Wm. Fox Sensation
Inner-Int“
court proceedings. The Ambas-
sador was directed to file a vigor-
ous protest against such a Incas-
ure should he receive an affirma-
Iivc answer.
TWO FACTIONS
FIGHT IN RUMANIA
PARIS, Dec. 1, 5:15 a. m.———
“Partisans and adversaries of the
government came to blows at the
opening session of the. Rumnman
Parliament." telegraphs the
Berne correspondent af the Ma-
Itlll. “King Ferdinand had hardly
lbcgun to read his speech when
I ‘Down
:from M. Millc. leader of the ln~
tcrvculionists and his adherents.
“The supporters of the govcrw
mcnt rcplicd with cheers for the
lKing, \vhosc speech was inter-
:ruptcd throughout by shouts
Ilrom the ()ppmitlon.
I “No sootlcr had the Kim: (1
:partcd than a gcncrnl fight‘bcgnn
i‘l)t'l\\'(‘t'll thc two factions.
isalmon ATTACKS on
GERMAN AEROPLANES
PARIS, Dec. 1, 2:30 p. m.——
IThc French official report on the
'Iirog’rcss of hostilities given out
Ihv the War (llficc this afternoon,
says that French artillery has
‘ib‘ccn energetically engaged alone
Ithc River Sommc.
via Paris, Midnigltt_.-—Arrange-
ments are being carried forward
C
throughout the year.
the.
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REVIVE SALMON FISHING.
~ Out and Fish Liberated in Can-
Dec.
cormscrtcur To ENDEAVOR .To '
Orders 100.000 Eggs to Be Hatched
necilcut River. , '
'_ ' Take
I plan
~~*‘ cred.
Is the Best Christmas Present
For it furnishes enjoyment and instruction for. the entire family
3‘ order one NOW,,and avoid
‘ V. i IBM
‘ I ' delivered just before Christmas.
. number of our customers have already
1 . begun payments and When it is deliv-s ‘
: ,V . the amount paid. in.-
LIA. . M_A I‘LL .
chance oi disappoint -
advantage of our easy payment
if you wish and have the machine
A
'will have a goodly portion of
HAVE SDNORAB In stock I'rom .37
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‘hc was interrupted with cries of;
with the Government! ‘
A CHANCE TO SECURE ONE. OF THE
VALUABLE PNZES GIVEN WITH EACH
LIGHT.
The United Electric light & Water Co.
'PHONE 1000. NORWALK
07 WALL 8T.
ODESTA FIDELE
(0 Come All Ye Faithful) by John McCormack and male chorus.\
,HOSANNA—Harry MacDonouglI .
74436 12 in. 81.50
Strong ~81" ' 0n Itage. Nos. 5 and 6 Disesa Court. in- age. 11 Immond street. n it The Broken Law for‘the Congress to study. the
- . . . ~ . . - , $111111? J: 018683, Central Hillel. Of 121 bass of a durable peace, which 15
1M3“! SWG\N0W31K . M St featuring expected to be opened here the .g
» . . I , - , ‘ WILLIAM FARNUM third week of December. Dcle- . .- ._
VItAR'EVER ow - h m - 9......”— , g. .
‘ . . TO LIT-81 UNION '1" 7 ROOM Fl ‘ ear a big theme presented in a big way gates from 2.5 countries avc 5‘ ‘ ' - ' ' ~
OnDraughtEverywhex-é' W PM!” oi - onto. Th6 Egg .EVBI” ' ' Inified their intention of attend- M, .7
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ularly, Without Delay or, ‘ . .
interference. - \ p ( utensils are far au- _ nu msrauusmovnuaurv‘ ‘ PHONE , ‘
. IRMEMARK perior to any other S. . . NORWALK 976 .
use a co Importers I make. We will be pleased' to n n n t _
now-mu St:.New York: ‘ have you see our display and tell ‘ A“ .-
'BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN
Daily Matinee 3:20. Evening7zr5 till 10:30 (2 Shows)
1.
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 1 at 2:20
The Picture-play That flakes Dimples to Catch the Tears
George Beban in “An Alien”
adapted from ‘The Sign of the Rose" produced by Thoa. lace.
The aims-{Appeal of Any Play Ever Filmed _
.’_ALL SEATS 10 CENTS Boxes and Loges 20 cents ,’
Evening 7:15 and 9
,‘THURSDAYJ’EQZ. Valli VIII with Edward Brennan and 'erl.
. Empress in “THQLbVOMAN PAYS." ‘
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- well located, central, modern improve-jfiome time. Will accept 0081' on 10L in his most recent and eatest . . . .' ._ '
Who Dllle we" meats. Rent reasonable. Inquil'e No. 9 Telephone 787-1 N°”’““‘~ sta e tri h 8? .. l‘hcrc “iv“ been 3‘39 “ml“ HOLY NIGHT 1—1:"? MacDonough 176060 10 in. '75
M 8 “mp attackc; 0“ (.lL‘l'lnalT aeroplanes. l“ ISILENT NIGHT Elsie Baker
nothing can compare with good Ale Elizabeth street. 018 t! FOR BALE;WJUUUS TES- . . which. the Frcuch wcrc succcst Hark! The Herald Angels Sing— 17164 10 in. 35
as a. dinner beverage. It is delicl- l 1 Mai " t Bid rt. The Maslel‘ 01 the House f 1‘ 011 WW: there is nothing Trinity Choir
°““ 1“ use" and “d“ “3‘ w "a" To LET—81x ROOMS AND BATH" my’ mus 6‘ n I m' r gem , u ' m w . THE BIRTHDAY OF A KING 60080 10 in. .75
dish. The most delightful Ale—~ All modern improvements. Fine locali- Manutacturing turrler. Repairing a Picturized in 5 acts of sustained new to report. - . Lambart \iurphy
and the richest and creamiest-is 0- Corner Woodward "Owe find RIV- mam" N" m" 31"" °n hand' ““9“" HOLY NIGHT—CELLO oaquro 64106 10 in 100 ‘ if.
' lei street, South Nonvllk. Apply H. A. “8 1" BASIS OF 3 UR ABLE PEACE ‘ '
H elein, Plumber. Ph Il- . "" . ' '
Ba 5 S eg one 110 12 '0“ SALE—ONE 1913 BUICK COMING TOMORROW ‘BERNE. Switzerland. Nov. 30,
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HORACE ENASH‘ HARTFORD. l.——Superinten- _ we »
* ”“9“ 1°” m“ “”l “d- 'c°m' ' 'FRIDAY, oscL‘ai unnabemrs CLARK m “STILL WATERS." - "
$35.00 to $300.00
. ‘ "H I fort rather than ornament. ‘ dent ‘JohnM. Oramptou '01 the fish ' , , . . ,
. ' ’Plumu'ln'hmf!” - 7 7'We hare the'best‘q‘uslltles 'in and game commission believes aal= ' . 'COLUMDM3 "N“ $16.00 ‘° $150.00 J‘SATURDAY DEC- 4. M Elna" in “MORTMAIN.” ' t‘
' ' ‘ 2 ‘ a. - all it Ian‘ and varied grad oi. Call mon‘lishin can ‘be e 1 ed in thl‘ ~ ‘ “"933 ‘00 " W“ “WWW, .; . . . ‘ , ~ g ;
rum um “I ‘ ' ‘3'!" - F“ ‘ " end I... “ - » - 9 ‘state and If” received riovo‘ooo saline; «my ' I ' . ALL‘OF Tots seer asconos A: ~ comma TUESDAY DEB. 1- Mary Pickford in‘ “MADAME BUT-t
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- . an“. __._m..-.~.~ . , eggs from Columbia river in Oregon .. * 1- ~ - - - ~- . » ‘ " > ,: . > .
--_. . --_-—A WISE MERCHANT. Aldnflelllnfi C0 _ and has'dellvered themat-the‘hatch‘ - at." W’LETE ”I“, F §HEIET~_‘MU,I:"¢-. ~’ ‘ " . e ‘ ”s ‘ ' ' ‘ ’ 1 ‘ . ‘ ' ' :
'ndven'lned “goods?“ he‘cannot do “nth Not-valid ' ‘ - conn- Bi’y' m Windsor ms where in the Including Christmas Soup for Schools and Qhurchea 2"! ONE IDAY'DEB. I. . filth fichwldiumnl in 'OREEN STOCK .
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main mkwaolsmre 091i
' m and mid-1m «one
‘cour'so‘ot liinef they “ will become fin-
Igerlh‘igs, ‘. large and strong enough to
2 take car's-oi themdeives inétiw rivers
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