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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 27, 1914 · page 8

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MUSIC SATURDAY
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”UT“ NORWALK TRUST CO.
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her of cases when Italians were uni...
. rial here and a! Bridgeport.‘wds am I
I’uigned in the local court today 0113!;

false pretenses The charge is made
b3 Dunno Baffin, who alleges that
Campbell collected from him and oth-
ers a total of $170 saying that he was
' " artlug as agent. for Homer 8.01mi-

15 wings of Stamford. to whom the
11153 mone3 was due as counsel fees for
duties in Al" Pohllnau‘ s barber shop, 3333331301123; IS, 3:313:35 IlatrsllhiIeéf

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on, Washington street, 33nd (QsLCnrlehcllfdlled to turn the
money“ over to Mr. Cummings.

The meeting tonight of Unras (‘ounscl for Campbell raised the
Tribe. \‘o um; I 0 R 13:1,“1111333 held point of legality of the wurmm on
in the clubloom in the Red \lenSIMMI‘gg‘ml’be: waslalgfgd “:Sdig:

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building on “I est III asllington strect Illw decision of Judge Tierne3 on that
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Heaters and Ranges
the Guaranteed loud

Now is the time' to make your put-l.
chase. A little heat flow will
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the main hall. 3311ng Fonts. Counsel for the dc
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IwHand .in your tax list and avoid
‘, the rush.

 

:Ibscnl from town. disounllt‘le unable
~ to not. By questions our to 1 lo judge.
Rev. Fr. Stephen (‘hemltzkeyg of St,

Stophen‘s parish Bridgeport lormcr
ly in (bulge of'ISl. Ladlslaus' Hungar
inn Catholic Church of this (Ily u l‘ls
a visitor in toun yesterday,
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Tens at special price at Daveys
if suffering any discumlort
your eyes consult Thamer, 87
tic Square, Stamford.

 

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3 Many local people are in Bridgeport
" today attending the‘trlal of the an
pen! of the Bridge Construction Com-i
mittee from the Public Utilities Com--
mission’ s decision relative to 3 the 3
Connecticut (‘ompany' s attitude in the'
non Washington street bridge case. I

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misery and break up a severe cold
either in the
limbs.

It promptly opens clogged up nos
min and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
nlug, when on sick headache, dullness.
fever‘lshhess,, Core throat, sneezing.
Hercules; an stiffness ' ...» :

Don't stliy stuffed-up! Quit blowing
d 'ond snuffllng! Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as “Pope’s Cold
:Co'mpound." which costscnly 25‘Icenta
3st any drug store. It acts without
assistance. tastes nice, causes no in-
canvenlence. Be sure you get‘ the
3' genuine

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Tax
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——Pa3 your lzersoual
next Tuesday, Hume
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‘ >~Cleanlug. Pressing. Securing an
llepairing. also Steam and Dry Clean.
ing for Ladies' and Géntlemen. Prices
:ngm. Work guaranteed. R. E. Dibble,
.78 Washington St.” can 1'294-4.‘

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’ ‘ Tonight Is to be held the organiza
lion meeting of the Norwallr cum
Society. The gathering will be held
In the High School auditorium at
l? $30.0 clock. and every singer of the 3
dry ls urgently invited to attend 3
Prof W. C Perry is the active sup-I
porter of this movoment, and his as-
? . soclatiou with it assures success The.
benefit to those who join in great. and!
it is hoped that nIveIry large number
”will be present. “

 

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TREES TRINIMED - -
.CAVITiE-s TREATED.-.
Beaupain 8: Saunder

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'I’riIute (caching every .uftmuoon , .,
and ou‘ninu. New pupil-I III-(fined (‘\- .
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of
Urn-
Vases,

Just received. new shipment
Brpss,.iardlnleros, Fern Dishes.
brclls _ Stands. Candle Sticks.
Ash Trays, Etc.

Albert e r. Gehebe

25 WASHINGTON STREET.

FOLL EY’S

Private Dancing
School

. We guarantee to teach anyone of 3
the modern dances in 7 private lessons SOUTH NORWALK.

' lfor 35“ or refund your money. '

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PRECEPT

Wars abroad. stir ling news media and world- wid
’ XL-stlcssncss must not distract you. favored as you are i
this land or peace and plenty. from this great issue 0
your iife—AGFT’I‘ING AHEAD AND KEEPING AHEAD. _>
“In time of rpeoce prepare for wor"—~—this great pre-
cent was never brbughf home u: will. the indivlqurll mule:
,Ilnpressueiy than right now. You can apply the pricelnlé
to y-ouraelt In thesc .words ‘_'In time of plenty prepnré fo '
want‘T—Jl‘ho ’Stifa. so nslble NECESSARY thing is u s‘dv
logs account, maintained through‘ 'thlclr and thin" at ’

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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olIiIed lllal lilo iudgo of the (“liultf
should signed the complaint unless.

my brought out thdt .lurlvgo Tierney. I
uhllo our 02‘ town for lw; hours 3211—,"
“as In 10va “hm the cum-5

I iIlIle lulu?

A dose taken every two hours until _:
three doses are tnkeniwlll end krippe 3: ’

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$4.95 to $50.00
$14.50 to $100.00

Heaters.
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Sterling Fortiture C0

127- 129 Washington Street,
’Phonc“ 105 So. Norwalk. Conn.

luau In The church being present.

3 HOYT'8 THEATRE.
A well balanced bill is altered at;
Hoyt’s Theatre for the first. three dayntopened by, no organ recital by C w.

quartette or continental instrumental rendered. a m was adored by;
and vocal artists. render I DIMMI the Rev. G. W Nicholson. who found-I
and classical program. Clmnco ed the‘ church 12 years ago. Rev:
Smlth and Helene Farmer gave Drill- .Alken was welcomed to the church.
inal specialties which were a decided in g brief address by Deacon A F
hlt last evening. Smith‘s repertoire Jones On behalf of .tho city or
of jokes in varied and excellent ”dim-13133330” the new pastor was wel~
uproarlous loughterls the result. Misa‘comed 1,33 my p3, E Mathias of the
Former 905598588 a line “7‘99 and 39°, Bridgeport Pastors Association.

sings 8 0WD“! 0! 80103 that captivate. -.Rev Mr. Aiken then spoke. He told

a laugh producer in the sketch. "Dr.
Cupid.” .Jlrnrulc Rosco Is the diminu-
tlvé musical star of “The Newlyweds
and their Baby" fame. and his work
in this sketch to up to his standard.
0‘80er and Brazil offer a novelty act.
in the way of dancing.

The clog'lng number sends thrills
through the audience with the dare-
devil acrobatic feats which the Beck:
less Trio performs. Head-balancing In
the original feature of this not and is
truly wonderful, the wolnon member of
the trio exhibiting ,Innrvelous strength.

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cordial roceptiou tendered him An
Informal social will held following the

waders Orchestra furnished music.

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If you need addltloml capital .ln
your business, a Sentinel Want Adv.
will serve as your broker. ‘

 

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Davey”
500 TEAS

W
REV..WALTER AIKEN INSTALL:
sons eAs'ron.

With many present. extending him
a most [cordial reception and Wei-
come, Rev. Walter T Aiken, recently
gappolnted pastor of the Memorial Bap-
3.tlst ‘chumh, Bridgeport, at -the Hart~

grades. 60 S 8: H
ford Baptist convention. was installed

31 t k. Tl hurch was thronged, I ‘ ’ -
Info :fefhe lartest congregatmns ever Stamps with eaCh Ibo

ELECTRIC LIGHTING
We hrue added a mum to our business whereby we can wire your
house and you p313 for it on the instalment plan. A phone call or postal
will bring representative who will further explain
ELECTRIC LIGH '1‘! VG FIX’l‘l RES.
Our prices on l‘lstnrcs are the lowsst in town No matter «he does the
wiring let us first ductc 3ou 0“? prices Electric I'ncunm manners 818-.

Irons $2 .85 to $3. ,
THE “BITE 13me 00. _ 3 .
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Jimmie Rosen and Company [”0391“- lIow proud he felt to assume the-
Brldgcport charge, dad said that he ,
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The program for the evening wnsI

Cloth and Satin Combina—
, Hons, satin sleeves and drop

skirt: in navv and black.

All sizes.

They lire real values
$12.98 and $16.50. 3
I Specially priced for today,

$7.98 and $10.98.

Other Dresses from 3

$3.98 .3. .0 $25.
Kollege‘ Koats '

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:’ _ ong our most valued customer-83 Do you investigate and compare 2’ Then

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Sprout” ST {Few anlI AttraCtive Fine
and Fashionable IApparel

_ for women and misses. Discriminndng women .who investigate are 3551- '

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3 you must know that the latest and most acceptable styles are here
represented in variety that equals any elsewhere to be found and. at
prices that maintain our reputation for beef values. ‘

Jam‘s Smartly Tailored Suits: $7.98, $11.98, 314.98, 119.98 and
Women’s Summit “noted COATS: $7.08, ”.98, $11.08, $11.98. $11.98

$19.98 to 325.90.

‘ Women’s Smart DRESSES: $5.98 up to $50.
SKIRTS: $1.98 up to $10.

OUR WAISTS are the Mk of the. town from 98c up to 87. -
Exceptional values in Mlllinery. Untrimmed Dresz Hats or 8Lyons vel-

, Vet and silk plush, large, medium and small sailors. tux-bans and oth-
Er bshipes from 98c up. Come and see the \ariety as the3 can not
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33 So. MainIISt.
South Norwalk.

 

 

Ladirs’ and Missc'S’

Suits
All wool ‘serges anH poplins.
, good valués at $18.00 to,

$25. Succial for today,

$12.98 to $19.50.
Credit

If you want it.

JACOBY‘S

 

 

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Hoyt's- Theatre
COMING MONDAY

Marcus
Locw’o Superior Vaudeville.

" I Notable engagement of the diminutive

musical star of “The Newlyweds and

JIMMIE noun a co.»

ln s genuine laugh producer.‘
"DR. CUPID.”

A rare musical trout,
PHILIPPI- FOUR

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A Iquartctlo of continental instrumen-

tal pod vocal stars, in a delightful
program.

3A little laughter and bright Songs by

program. at which the Bridgeport Ser- « I

Equal to most 69 cent

of this week. Thu, Phllippl Four. II. Bitter. following “Hillel: a hymn was Ic1.nme..8MlTH a. FARMIfifl—Hclone

In their original specialties.
Comedians who sing and dance.

O‘BOYLE a. count.

Real loughtfir provokers with a fund of
real wittlclsmo and swingy melodies.
Special Added attraction—The durc
devil European gymnasts.

RECKLES TRIO

Fegrloss fonts in mldolr,

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minors NT 11002853
The last day of Schiller 5 story
shown in six reels of a remarka—
ble Paramount Feature:

William Tell

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FOR TOMORIROW:

“Pathc Weekly”

TwReel Drama.

Three Other Rcels

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY:

“After the Ball”

No one who fully appreciates

this feature. It is one of the most
remarkable ever made. Herbert
Kelccv and Miss Effie Shannon
appear in the six part play.
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Blankets and I
Comfortables

SEASONABLE BED Covssrucs AN ASSORT-I
“MENT FROM WHICH EVERY NEED our: BE our»,
PLIED ARE Orssns‘n AT OUR USUALvMODERATE:
caress - , ‘

Blankets f,"- m; I9c to $7; 50 pe Parr. ,
Comfortables from 98c to 3 .5!) Each '

 

 

 

 

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AH Scarce-1y” Hgacad 3 ‘
Should your ‘erérl davé‘fbeen glleIgI ‘

WIhLIAM J. MOO I,
OPTIDIAN. "

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yoa troublefi‘or your glasses need 3 ,
adjusting reel ut liberty to consult . 3

Tile style store for Ladies 3 We altcr FREE of charge

 

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Tuesday and Wednesday

Matinees 2:15. Evenings 72oo and 9 :00

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The World's Favorite

Ethel Barrymorc;
I _. “IN. ‘ ;
“The Nightingale”

IA. five-part motion picture written for Miss Barrymore by

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August Thomas.
And Comedy Reels.

.Matinees 10¢ Evenings 10 & 15

 

 

'IFRIDA)’ EVENING . 8:15 P. M.

Arthur Hammerstein
Offers-His Rollicldng, Irresistible Musical Comedy Suc-
cells as Presentcd Duringfile Unparalleled am a... of

One Year at the N. Y. Casino. r E 5 Hi?

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HIGH JINKS

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Book and Lyrics by Otto Hauerhach. Music by Rudolph.

Priml. Authors of “The Firenys' ’

“Overflow-log with haunting melodies, that will re. .
main fixed in the manor-y.”——N. Y. Tribune. I

Pfices
$1.50 $1.00 75c 50c_ . ‘

with remittance and return stamped covelope filled in the

IE: KEMP." " I! lit; E

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order of_ receipt.

 
 

 
 
 

—-—-EXTRA SPECIALS——
VIDeliciqus Creamery Butter; a lb. ..3.

I Live Oats, Buckwhcat, 2 pings”
. Grandma's Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs. . . . . . . . . . . .“..
IIKo‘rIo Syrup, 2 can
Granulated sugar, 4lbs

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