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Classified “Ads.”——To Let,
' For Sale, Business and
ants 0 Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
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' RUSSIANS TAKE CLASS or
‘ 1917 NEXT YEAR ro-R
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‘hoped by the British public that
this closer union will soon bear
face or Caps, Double Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
campaign. The Bulgarians an-
nouce a further pursuit of Serbian
faces through Albanian territory.
'iThe retreat of the Serbians is re—
ported to have assumed the char-
‘fruit in a more energetic Balkan
=acter of a precipitate flight along
waursn. ! TO LET. l
‘the Beli-Drini River towards
FOR SALE ‘Scutarin Further north the Aus-
WANTED—le-‘tUN MOI‘LDERS SEV
era] first class men for bench and ma-‘
chine work on gray iron castings.
Steady employment, Apply at once to
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co, Stamford. (‘t.
d4 3t
WANTED—MACHINISTS ANI)
toolmalters. Several first class men
on ‘both new and general repair .Work.
Steady employment. Apply at once to
The Yale and Town Mfg. Co, Stam-
ford, (‘onn d4 3t
sant rooms. heat and newly furnished
Also two connecting rooms. Suitable
for couple. 15 Haviiand street. do Til
TO LET—LOWER PART OF 20
Lowe street. Rent $8. Inquire A. Dick;
erman and Son.
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TO LET—2|) FLOUR, (‘ONSISTINU
of 1; rooms, 4t; Spring St. Rent 31;.
Inquire Mrs. Schenk. 48 Spring St.
d3 lit
T0 LET~TliREE R0031 Fltt).\
oiiice well lighted, suitable [or busi-
ness. Rent $18. For further Dal'l‘iCll“
lars apply office The Old Well Cigar
Co.
T0 LET—FIVE ROOM FIAT CI‘I-
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WANTED—YUl‘NG WOMAN FOlF
general liousen‘orlt. German, Hungar—
ian or l’oliah. No other need apply.
$15.00 a month for Brooklyn. Address
ill. 1’. & A., care. Sentinel (13 3t
WANTED‘HARNESS
MAKERl
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[Raymond BM)" d3 3".dar street; improvements. 3 other-25,;
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. ‘ , ‘ 1 ‘ "‘1 Washington street. Inquire Samuell
WANTED—CLMLNIM‘b 05‘ R‘UN"fit)0tiner, South Norwailt. n18 tt'
(oats. Victoria Waterproof (‘0, 68 Web,
tor street, Elouth Norwalk.
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TO LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL in.
"" trovements. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn.
WANTED—GIRLS EXI’ERIENCI‘II) I
on Singer power machines.
'WOi‘li and good pay.
'Washington street.
Steady tage on premiseszent $30. Gregory"
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WANTED—YOUNG woman T0 “0" “em “2'
learn the straw hat trade. We need
trimmers and machine operators. ‘ 64 South Main St. Phone 60.
Competent Instructors. Steady work,l ‘
good prices. Apply at once. Vander-l To LETWblx ROOM COTTAGE!
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host 8; Co, Norwalk. Conn. l
n10 tt‘
WANTED—PERMANENT PROFIT-
n'bie and exclusive agency for the
(.l‘hermor \\'aterless hot bottle. Throw
puny, North Main street.
rubber bags, as 1m,- bottle 111qu a life- ’ dltion. eight excellent rooms. iIouse‘
$31118 and “001.5 hot 12 hours. Address well located, central, modern improve-1
P. O. Box .3l33, Bridgeport, Conn.
d2 6“ Elizabeth street.
T0 LET—Two LARGE AND rnEA-‘ FOR SALE—«FINEST,
.‘tuniiy to buy jewelry, musical instruv
Tl building.
chicken house, fruit trees, small cot- East .\'0rv«;alk.
ltoyul Mfg. Co., 85 , , .
iiiouievard. Five room apartment. beau ] FOR SALE—:4 PASSENGER “1.5
‘ttl'ul “9W 0! Sound. Fir“ C1355 co[llll'iior .~.ll\' cheap for cash. in first class»
East Washington St., ( .1 ii .tnl;
East Norwztlk. inquire Dr. llohannun,"~‘ ">59“— Slillllll'm- t‘onn.
with all improvements 12 Lincoln ave-i quire of lialph Leary. Railroad
nue.‘ inquire United Grocery Com- nue.
TO LET-RENOVATED THROUGH". young pigs. Splendid condition. Tele‘i ”‘4” l‘“
away the Mk.“ 005”}, and unsanitary out, newly papered. in first class con- phone 1402.
_ Inge, 11 liayniond street.
("trians report that the Montene-
““108 grins fighing on their frontier
made Prince Albert, dark striped suit. have been repulsed after offering
Formally owned by railroad oflicial. violent resistance.
Waist 44, chest 52. length 33 1-2.1{00111
1. KM” Milan} d6 3“ On .the .other fronts onlv
l“) ' ‘3- ‘sporadtc artillery duels and small
‘engagements of local importance
.are reported.
FOR SALE—THE USUAI. OPPOR-
ments, statiotiar)" toys. skates, sleds,
etc. Shelves, counters, cash register,' REASON FOR WITH-
uhow cases and sale. All must go. Se-l DRAWAL OF GERMAN
Iett gills get them when convenienl.’ ATTACHES REQUESTED
Maui street, Clifford Hotel. \\'_\.\‘lll.\'(;’l‘ll.\'. l)ct‘,
d0 3t t'nunt \tm llt‘l‘llslorll today [”1“
— lscntctl to the State Department a
FOR SALE—FACTORY SOU'l‘ll ctlmnmnication asking for the
Norwaik. Adjacent to railroad U‘al'k reasons for the rcqncst for the
South it.
[Mill construction. Every late improve- withdrawal of Captain ll)\'l“.tl
inent. sprinkler 351519111 infilallt‘dlantl captain \on l’apcn tlic tit-r
lthroughout Dlfllll- Bllildlllkv 'ddiilll“d 10 man wool and Military iilldt'l‘(‘.\
lwork ot heaviest machinery. For pale l respectively.
ticulars address box 024, South Nor-i
lt na< slated attilioritativch
walk.
9 though not in the communication
.that the Ambassador \\()lll'l tin—
dcr no consideration ask the
trilllt‘tl SlitliN to get sale con-
ducts for thc attaches. The Ger-
man gotcrnntcnt \vas rcprcscntct‘.
(1N considering incumbent upon
the l'nltctl Sluice to return the
slumps. nttaclnx in ~.'tfclv to ticrman let‘-
da ti! rilori' and bringing their suc‘cs—
‘ isors ltci‘c.
FOR SALE—icinsox cvmxnum
lllUl‘lO'l‘illlI, valued at so, with out
(lli‘ mote r‘ecords. Will 53” for $25. lit-1 VIGOROUS PROTEST TO
anh‘ GREAT BRITAIN FILED
“3 3‘ \\'.\.<ntx't;'rt'i.\'. lice. t..—
FOR SALE—LARGE xttmfimp (”oi Mullauntlor Page at London to»
fat hogs, shoals and several pairs of. day atlttsctl the Stzttctl)cpartmcnt
hall tilcd a vigorous pro»
“30 51 test with the liritislt Foreign (ll-
,__,_ ..._...- ., .n .‘ficc against l'cqtlisilioningr vessels
1913 BUNK. of the \lticrit‘an 'l’i‘atisatlautit‘
FOR SALE—lli’Rllili'l‘ PIANO 1.\'
good condition. Can be bought reason
able. Inquire J. Vroom, Seaside place,
d4 3t
iit‘W last spring.
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‘l’lionc till.
FOR SALE—AK?)
WAR i
ANOTHER COURT-
LUNllilN, llcc. 0. 10:00 a. m.
——Tlie Amsterdam correspontlcnt‘
10f Renter's 'l‘elcgrani
that another court-martial occurw
GERMANY DENIES AT-
MARTIAL AT BRUSSELS: TEMPT TO SET UP REVO-
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von licrnstorfl, the Gcrvl
Dec. 6.». Mexico.
today madel
German official agents had b.
concerned in recent attempts
LUTION IN MEXICO set up a countcr revolution '
\\'.\Slll.\'t£'l‘l l.\',
‘ Company ‘ (‘ount
jaentls the following: "The Alge—'ttlan Ambassador,
mecn Haiitlclshlad says it learns emphatic (lent
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A good adv. pays best in the best
al of reports thatpaller-
‘red at llrusscls on Noveltibcr 12,
at which tlftccn person \vct‘c sen-i
lcncctl to serve tcriiis ranging.
from two and a half to fifteen
years for trcasonalily hiding and
assisting French airtlicn and sup-
plying the enemy with men liable
to military service. 'l‘hrcc others.
including the wife of one of the
condemned. were sentenced to
short terms f0; not having dc-
nouncctl the foregoing crimes."
CONDITIONS_OF PEACE
FOR FRANCE DISCUSSED
PARIS. Dec. (i, 11 a. m.—
"Vance will not maltc peace 'lintil
Alsace and Lorraine are won.
. lit-lgium and Serbia restored and
"German imperialism and l’rtts-
sian militarism are put liet'ontl
the possibility of resurrection."
Albert Thomas. l'ntlcr Secretary
of \Var. said \‘t’~lt‘i'ilii}' 'l‘hc tlcc—
laration of I\l. Thomas is attract-
lilg’ \\‘i(lt‘\“lrt‘tlil atlcittioil, as it is
one of the firsl <lillt‘llit‘lil\ from a
responsible t‘all'mct official con 1
ct-rtlintr tltc Jillllt'llt‘ of the gov-l
crnmcnt in regard to peace.
I'AitlS, Dee, ll, 10 a. nix—Elipltther-
ios Venizelos, exvl'remier of Greece.
has issued a manifesto addressed in
:llll‘ name of the Liberal Party to the
lp‘f-tople of his country advising absten-
‘sioti from voting in the forthcoming
general elections. The manifesto is
issued on November 21. but its trans-
mission by telegraph was prevented
by the Greek Government. and it
reached Paris today by mail.
The manifesto calls attention to the
lflll'l that the lateral cris was brought
about solely by the wresting ot' power
froliirlhoee to whom the people has
ccniitled it at the last election.
"llay by day," says ll. \'enizelos.
the ('onstitulion is deformed into a
simple scrap of paper. and we Find
ourselves at present iii a deviation
from our policies amounting to sup
l’l“‘fisinli oi‘ the t‘onstitulionztl rt-aittnu'
'l‘he PX‘l'lt‘lillf‘l' points ouI what he
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calls the entire absence of necessity“
or nurse for an appeal to the t.
‘Iliellls. Rent reasonable. inquire No. 9| touring Car. 1912 E. .\I. ll‘. touring CEL' ('onrpan)’ without the formality rm. the No.0,,” mm. m a h.“- n, . ., .-
018 if) 1912 Overland roadster. \Vchrle's Garv . 0f l‘l‘lh‘ “m” pi‘ot‘ctlurt’.
:Iiti‘li the confusion of war.
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Have you
Secured your
New Light?
Better order your new C. E-Z
or Radio-X gas light before the
supply of decorative glassware is
exhausted.
There is a good assortment of
artistic glassware to select from.
FREE 01’ CHARGE
to purchasers of these new gas
lights.
run A nutrru TIME
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NORWALK
Christmas
Gifts
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WANTED—TU nt’r ALL KINDS "’0 LET—SIX ROD-l A; ‘ ’; BUSINESR NurICES NEWLY REN’J’ATED . .
If cattle and calves and trade or sell A“ modern Improvements. ““9 10“” ’ ‘ Cl; NT;{ AL |l()TEL \ ' Chrlstmas ‘Llst -
fresh Cows and springers. Friedman, ty. Corner Woodward alvenxe awning“ A MODNE 70 NORTH MAIN ST J .1 v 1 J05. DI SESSA BROP- ~
South Norwalk. Tel. 11 1‘ or street, South Norwa it. pply . . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " C M f, m. t ‘ St ‘ _ s ‘h N . , ‘k' _ ' ,
. 5 n‘ Hegelein, Plumber. Phone 1106-12. { 30:”; Ngrlm"; mcyclxga'dmmimyc‘: crner onroe an es nu roe a an own If 50. You'll find In our large and varied assortment gifts that 4 I
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wail-Er”, PEABOD‘ 3‘ 00., iNC.‘ To LET—(i ROOM COTTAGE, WITH‘ rlxport repairing. Baby carriages re— Room by day or week at reasonable prices. WIIITFTXV: wilsltcarrypa life-time refnembrance
in“ improvements. Also 5 room cot- mind. We do vulcanizini: Prices rea " "gl 5 ‘3 . '
Ennienencedl operators on power ma- 1 tage. ix'os. 5 and 6 Disease Court. ““l mam Every room well ventilated. electric lights and so I. No other store in Greater Norwalk shows the enormous
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_ ,_m I __ ,7 .. t(lllli‘e J. Diaesa. Central Hotel, 01' ”ll ~ — . ~ ~» » Elerl'lhlkg “'8‘ 018” StOCk of popular xms suggestions at economyca] prices,
FOUND AV ‘l'tiain street, I'orwalii. n4 6tf [EGAL NOIICE ' in"
FOUNDHMRS. EPSTEIN romp? TO LET—'31 W0“ tBT- 7 30:: NOTICE " —;
,. . . . . . v , a amnene Poasesion a once. 0 — - . . * , r?
E into money on sitett. Lnited Grocery Hp tCh nd Bail Co 326 t! }?,11{; S M.) kg 91an Presel‘ll S l :,_.
to, .\oth Mam street. (it; it a a 6’ ‘ To all users of the electric lighting . i . u . . ‘ , . . ‘T‘ a" C O F
F l" and power service of the second line li'llltl‘l‘li":|\ll‘l l, :pltmgi: astral“ifu‘glmmswr ”‘8 m “m“ pleasing - O , "' -
I FCLlJNDlrd—POINTER lDOGPABOU’I‘ 8 lug district [South .\‘or\valk.l Reversible BURMA ltlltiS "3:9 it It. it it'll. 31“,“ . . .v . .
non is o . on Sa tirtay. ‘intler oun‘ p As the largest steam engine of the 4 - q I
have same by paying for this nutter; GFfECl I South Norwulk Electric Works has (VI-IRISFI‘AGAN FURNITURE .
.‘tisement. Apply at 13 Chestnut St.,l SElllngS been temporarily disabled m. an no. A NEW STOCK IN A NEW STORE. SPLENDID VALUE‘i. BUY NOW. ; is filled with Toys, Dolls and Games for the little {OlkSy
501"“ NOFWfllk. d6 3t ‘ cident, thus reducing the plants (11- we will gladly reserve all purchases for delivery on any date desired. ‘ from all over the world, are to be found here.
_-- - . . . ._ . l pat-liy at this season of heaviest de~ *‘l 0
1mm 1* ancy Chairs Are Always . -
l 'l‘lterei'ore, as a means to assist itt ‘U ———-—~-
. THEAIRE \ continuing the electric service. we QlCOIlle
earnestly urge all patrons of the 50. We have them in endless variety from a dainty little t‘lntir I'or
-‘-—'— i ‘tNorwulk Electric Works ‘0 use the the ‘lltiiltltll’ilil‘lt" parlor at $2.00, by easy liaifdollar steps to big ear.
L {electric service as sparingly as pawl 0“” at 3“" ‘ ,.
"The House of Hits H ‘ Milo between the hour-s of «t to 0:30 p. Ni 08+ All-T} Clin‘ Tables
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Mat. ants. Eve. 7:15 and 9 | tm' encladay “l“:llrltgelji‘rl$23832: Small and dainty at $1.00 up to a solid mahogany Library Table 1
Balcony 56- OrChestra too. i lBOtgiboéfi‘s A H ‘ (I A L i at $30M" ' -
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SpCCial iToday t , 4"“ " ' “a Special prices on regular sizes, front $3.00 to $18.00.
- MONDAY l . a , sriuxos to match, 33.50 to $10.00. , ‘
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The College ‘ ~ l “"‘ ”AYMOMD 8‘ SON” ”—
’ FUNERA DIRECTOR. ' ‘I' 3 tr t. No lk. . '
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’ ’ rp lans i imagine your third linger beautilietl! “ 1 ..__‘ -_ -~-—T" W -—~m———-r ‘ i . ‘ J
A Ewith one of the rich W. \V‘. W. Rings. " t I i —___—————- .
6 part drama | Better still come to my store where: 4-, \ 5 PHONE fl ’ _
Last Episode of I: 1113."? a ”“2135?“me Of beauti-i tMiss Adelaide Bishop. who has been ‘ NORWALK . f
u . u Lesions. an se ect one. or more as . .. . . R .
NEAL OF THE NAVY" in gift 0‘; gifts to those dear to'you. leonflned to her home, on ‘lli‘llljlat'iil ave _ J
‘ “t_ “1 “'_ Rings are solid gold, and nue. “th diphtlit‘l‘ld lb letOH‘i‘lllR.
PATHE NEWS l - . .. 1 I 1 I .h ,. . b .. N
Th iconie in all birtlistones. and notwith- Ciar es sse ee. n 0 .n.~ een 0L BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPE .
‘ Amma‘“ Newspaper istamling the fact that they are gunr- cupying'lhe Stevens house on ilarrisl i '
,anteed, they cost no more than or- on avenue, has moved to Stamford to
ICOWNG DEC ldinary rings. open a flower-shop. if Frflm a C I , TODAY MONDAY TODAY . >
Do _ EMBER 15 i From $2 to $20. The second week in November, ~ 0] . MATINEE 2_2° EVENING 7'15 AND 9
‘ ”I” Fairbanks in 'RI ‘ Howard Northrup out three tons of . ' 7
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THE LAMB’ a 5 part drama . (AHARD F. NOACK hay from a W036“? 101. ll “‘38 8 5.80 POCket lS Pos' 3 New Feature Presentation of George Kleine Attraction _ ‘
Chas Murray in l JEWELER. ‘ cond cutting, and was of good quality. . . I Ci
' 1 3°“ “W 3......“ ’ " “ THE DANGER SIGNAL "
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AA2 GAME OLD KNIGHT" {26 North Mal" 8t. So. Nor-walk for bids for crushing stone. it being 1“ e y ”an .
part Triangle Keystone . ORIOLE-HILLSIDE GAME the intention to inn-rave Carter street - ‘ '
,. >___ 4f 1 :Dti‘mlrlid W .t f l and the Norwaik road. The bids were It is not exposed to, the Paramount Presents Its Biggest Screen Success With Pretty "-7
H” ' ’ ' ‘ e 0 “9“ a 9" in“ in re“ ned last week. E N Clark 0: Mil- weather and cannot be > .
‘gard to the Oriole-Hillside game. The We . ' ' ' ‘ H . . . ’
TOKENEKE Orioles were game ‘the. night before ford bid 60 cents per yard :ndThlrvlng Q loaded into the wagons un. Tomorrow Matlnee 1 " Ni ght. ‘
the game but they, due to the cold Lockwood 45 cents per yar . e con~ le . . x _ . I ‘
. - . 33 it is thorou hl creened » ,
. *_ ‘ weather, flew 'south. The Hillaides tract will be awarded to Mr. Lock- 3 y s M P. kf d
p F. A. Branda‘ returned home. Mon- ggglngtEfi‘s ”éfigff‘guimth‘heofia‘ffi W00d- Just “5 Fm“ Selectman J01“? 'h We carry the best coal to be obtained and charge no ary 1C or ,
idey evening after a several week'sl ~ 0 no es H. Behre was a'bout to purchase the '
, . were gone. After an hour’s wait the more than ClseWhfl'e- ‘ “ I ’1
$51!) to South America. {Hillsides decided to return to the hill. ”one for ox'llilhlng-—ivllich stone costs . . . . In MADAM BJTTLRFLY
Miss Eva Le Galilenne of England, The number of spectators, who came about. 20 cents per yard—he recoiVed Tell us your heating Proble‘m and we Will tell you what . ' _.
‘ls visiting her father, Richard with the Hillsides, were disappoint- a very liberal donation from Stephen kind of coal to “sex - ‘
mute... .. Token... ' ”a.airleinitisrtfltms .“t'” tr “0“ or a" .h. m. .. needed , , , WEDNESDAY nrcruunt 8 WEDNESDAY"
' ' 0 e y e for the siree and road mentioned This 4 ‘ - . "7
. - Orioles. showing that the Orioles . . ’ — ‘ I ~ .
SPORTING NOTE. 1 would like to play without any opposi- meats a :a5ving in expense to the town [I . Pho e l . The ymalk Illflll $6M Alumm Players
An answer and challenge to the Non. “Cap” Seltzer went to get his 0 3 out 00- ' ' n ' ‘ ,,
Franklin Junior High School Alumni ‘men but failed to return. . I arrls Ians 1. IN . GREEN WKINGS
‘Yililtleilpmorrowbe printed in The Senll , - HILLSIDES- so 1'0 SPEAK. '. . . 721 I ,
' . ._ . - -" Dad, what does it mean when thev ' - I WEEK OF DEC. 18. Bill All. Halal stock Com an . P r:
‘ - .. “ ~ 7-1! you expect to hire ammonia: say they have the enemy hemmed in? 1“ WATER STEEET. SOUTH NORWALK. l ”I“. . y p y p ”a".
l -—§entinui ads. psy.. Try one. tlsera are talking to you. Means they've get ’em sewed up. . . ‘ ‘ l ‘ ' 1 V A ' m
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