Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 11, 1914 · page 3

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1 Classified
For Sale.

 

Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous

“Ads” ———To Let.
Business and

 

 

 

 

Lsssrtuso Advertisements on this Ipsge, Twenty-rive Words or Less. 25c,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: Three Times. 50c. Each Additi Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
iece or Caps. Double Face.
WANTED T0 1-“ 1 Ion sane
’ -- 'ro LETI—I-agaoous roamsunn?
WANTED—WASHING AND IRON-afor- light housekeeping, complete. Fri-1 FOR BALE—$1.000 CASH 0N

ing to take home, or will go out. 6
I'l‘olles street. all it

 

WANTED—EXPERIENCED EDGE
trimmers on shoes. H. Jacob 4: Sons.
shoe manufacturers, Belden avenue.
Norwalk. all it

 

WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN—

eral housework, by a Hungarian girl
who understands and speaks English _
=Addrees n. 1:. General Delivery, South
Norwalk. or Aphone 62-12. all 3t

 

WANTED—HANDY MAN TO

help lay stone, and do a little cornea-1

tel-lug and odd jobs. For information.
telephone I64 -6 Darlen n10 It

 

WANTED --‘ VEXPEVRIENCED
houseworker; cooking. washing Ind
ironing. Wages. s26 .00. J Rose. is
psIborne avenue: 119 St

 

WANTED-CATTLE AND BOUL
try and caivee.14c. for fat calves.
.7. 50 for Iqu calvsI to flatten. BeIt
market prices. W. MillIr, IOIIne'eti-
cut avenue. Tel 180. ' I1 t!

WANTED-J10 BU! ADD kiNDB
eattleand poultry. Museum
paid Extra prices due tat ealveI.
05.00 M Muir-totem};
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151

I
Novice";

I have it at last. What? Tin for
roofing. leaders and gutters that is

 

 

guaranteed for 16‘ were. Wise people

are having me repair their 'l‘inwork.
Plumbing and Heating because theY
“Va moueY.

HENRY A. .Heoeum.
1m Wash; er. Phone “can: or In
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SAFETY FIRST
Includes Your Spine

Many sufferers IrI novv
filing“ he'eklt aftet having eir
a'djust’éd. Won’t You ‘I‘ry
lit Ind Be Convinced.

F. BARTHOL. D C

PAINLES :HIROPRACTOR.
207 Atlantic St. Stamford.
g a. m. to 5 p. in.
63 Meadow St. 80. Norwelk.
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nmmorrzs snark moxie-v lN-VAIN

 

(trend Rapids Furniture Co. in Re-I
oeiter‘s Hands and Work-1 '~' .

. ere Want. Waxes. .
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. lira-Claiming
;1h'at, Ithe families Iof,IIuer_al ernployeo
oi’ the Grand Rapids. Furniture ultil.

supply Corporation are starving billi

cause the men cannot' reclilve' three,
. ». wgekab wages dugthem and; because;
they have been thrown. on; of I job.
' .I n cominitte of employee of the .de:.

duInot concern will today make" an-IC
* appeal to the courts of the city for.

«a

finance. The judges of the city court

_. .will be _ptitioned to act in their cases.
Referred tp Comm. ‘

1 Momben? of’ the committee will

-in_alre the assertion 'iodny that about

38.000 was collected in the two Weeks

before the place closed and that ditty:-

ought to tebeiye their wages out of
that amoun%They declare that they
have called Proaécutitig Attornéy'
A. L. DeLane'y and. stated, their casesh
ibut because he; iI receiver for. the

. companymthey have been roferred to
the heads of the concern. Donia Wei-1‘
neck and solcrnon Bade'sch. The'Y
" ‘de'clIre' that the bitter: in turn rIter
them‘ to Prosecutor Delaney and they
have been chasing hack and tenth.
i’rom one to the other for weeks..

y in Need of Money. _,

Two men employed in the wire-5

‘ houses 6f the‘ corporation are de-
..clared by their fellow workers to' be
. on the verge of starvation. together,
with their wives and children. Other.”
vorkmen told a. mnenspnper reporter

' last night that they have reached-the
condition‘ln' which five cents would be
very welcome; Charles S Levine. one

. of the employee, has a. wife n‘nd two

.r-hildreu in New York. and he makes:

‘ thp assertion that they are starving

’ tAbraham Qchlinclty. his wife and two.

" children in this city. are ind to be in
' thev vsame condition.
' Twelve Seeking Work .
According to workmen 12 men who.
‘ . worked in. the warehouses on. John
and Broad streets. are now Teduceil'
to walking the streets for Work. Some
of them. they claim. have two weeks
and others three wéeka' wages com-.
ing to them and they can't get them.

The workmen declare they have
applied in vain at the offices of the
company -and despite ‘the fact that
the firm took in 88.000 in two weeks.
they declare. they are unable to get
what is due them.

. (Irving so (My (bl!!-

SIVIrui of the men declared last
night: "We don't see why we can't
get Justice and receive our wales. We
worked hr them and are entitled to
Aileen We are string to the city” court
“I“ "do. and. commute the

 

- within.

. nace. Inquire 2 High street.

. Adults -only.

. ho'rne town and help It grow. A 10-

‘ the business,

. the caribou tophlm and the

‘red at a time when it became so—

. Supply corporation has a store at:

.. . they had paid into the company on
* the instalment .plbn It is imitated

‘ tory to starting. He had. either for-

 

 

frate- family, every convenience? 22?

Madison street, South Nor-walk. n11 3tl

 

To LET—4 NICE ROOMS WITH
improvements rent {10. 00. Inquire 11;

. Hawkins avenue. East Nor-walk. all at 3

1

 

To LET—SECOND FLOOR. 246'
East- avenue. E. Norwelk. Ili‘ive1
rooms and improvements. Apply to
Mrs. S A Youngs, 241 East avenue.

all) St .

 

To LET—TWO STEAM-HEATED.
furnished roomI', with or without
board. All improvements. Inquire
any time It 120 Washington street.
top floor. right hand side. all) at

 

rd LIr—t' noon run. no: no
East Washington" street. uncuire
n1018t

 

'ro LET—HEATED. FURNISHED
room for gentlemen RetinId I_Iur-
roundingi. Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Cheap room to
young man who will help with fur-
' n10 8t

 

'ro LIT—gasses Irena.“ ”wri-
ier street. Inquire Edward Farrell.
Heviland street-I Rent #26. n9 lat

 

1'0 LlT—ECUB OR FIVE DESIR-
Ible rooms to adults. 21 Seaylew'
avenue. all 8t

10 LIT—WELL HEATED FUR-
nlehed room. Running water. Apply
68 West street. Phone 245-5. all at

 

To LIT—TWO NICELYFURNiSil-I
Id rooms, all modern improvements
suitable for light housekeeping, also;
room and board for a couple. Loco-5
tion. East Nortvalk. Address D. E.:;
care Sentinel. all 3t'

To DET-INEWLY DECORATED1
apartments on Chapel street. PieaIant
improvements. gas. set reage.1

 

 

rooms.
etc. Rent reasonable. inquire 64
South um street.

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To .LET-eb noous ursflmefl
at 103 south Main It. Rent m. 1
inquire of Charles

 

 

Hoyt. 05 if
INVEST YOUR MONEY

in your

out corporation has a limited amount
of preterred stock ror sale. This
stock will pay seven per cent. por-
year.aud is a safe and conIervaiivc
investment. Write 'doi' full informs-
tion: W. '."J B. care Sentinel. "-

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According to one of thI men. IirIr'
earléads ‘of the corporation} (pi-ni-
lure W9!- ahlpped from this city to
Louis Davis. former pi-esiderit of the
concern. This could not be verified
however. He is now behavior! to be

' electric lights

house. $2,600 to $1,500. 6 room house.

East Norwalk. 8-11-12-18-15 room
1.housee South Norwslk. inquire 49
Chestnut street. ii?" in

 

FOR SALE—~30 TONS BALED HAY

No. 1. large bales; rye straw, baled or :

loose; Chester white pigs. 0 weeks Old
Charles Kern, Norwaik. Route 42.
Phone 733 Weetport. all at

Flatt AND BATHE—ON YOUR.
own property; 6- room cottage and 2%
acres. near trolley. city water and
Price and terms to»

 

enable. Lawrence Asency. 16 South’
MsinIstreet. . n11 6t
FOR SALE-LUNCH WAGON.

Good buIlnIII Address X. care of
Sentinel. all) 8

FOR BALE—6 PASSENGER I-CAD
illae. Fine condition. Full equip
ment. top. windshield. speedometer.
prestoliter' -. A' bargain. ‘ G. P.’ White:
Tel. 1379.2. _. . hie at

 

 

m bath—No.
parlor stove. good condition: Cheap.
inquire 86 Woodward avenue. all at

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roe eat: on 1’0 LIT—NEW
seven room houses on Garner street.
hot water-”heat and Ill improvements.
lutiuire_n.- W. Mother. 40 Watee'st..
South Norwalk'Conn. , 030 ti
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EXCHANGE 120 ACRES-GOOD
land, free. clear. South Dakota. “0 per
acre, for (mu near Norweik. Address
M Yatee.1513 Atlantic avenue. Brook
iyn. N. Y. all at

 

 

 

 

 

Now is the Time

tovbuy your
WIN‘II’dRI POTATOES
.CIr fancy Green Mountain Potatoes
due November 2
‘ we luehel at the Car.
‘ we‘lushel Delivered.

has. A. c. cunno.rnor.
Phone 87242.

 

 

E11!- llIV All] illilSTlLB
' All! DENISE! .

 

PROVIDENCE n.1, Nov. lit-Be;
fare. a large Indieuce. Iinclu'ding reprea'
Initiatives of varied! no. vol-

5

«guides. BrBfee‘Ior William H. Bragg.

of the University of Leeds Encle'nd.‘I
delivered. Montyy night. the first of a .

series'of four addressefs on "Killers
Ind Crystals." iii which recent in

tent discoveries regarding thI Instr? ‘
sis of x-rayI In the inner structure 6'! ’
atoms will be discussed. Tl'iiI opeuI 7:
the series of. lectures by distinguished '

1n Providencé According to the as. Aug-icon and fo‘reigri scholars. which

sertlon. soon after Davis got out of
the company Ibecnu
shipping theh- dlsplay furniture-1' hy-
Jpa'd.
was sent. .a woak- finderett t,_ Iona;
closed. This. it is decisred. occur-

 

 

parent that the "game'hvwas due to
fall down . _
The Grepd aspirin Furniture and-

2st Fairflgid avenue and whrehcuIee'
on "Johh and Brand'streétl this city.‘
Thei- Were closed“ a .weelt'. ago when
women descended on thb bfficlalfi and.
demanded .a. return br Ithe money

the concern received about 3100.008.
froth Bridgeporters in a year
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Snnfoi'd School move ».
. Auto Audie”:
Antonlo- Hanson. an employs octhe
Sanford school. was taken to" the.
Danbury Hospital last evening In;
ferlng from 'a- number .of bruises a!
the result of being run, over by his
automobilerThe car was staifdln on
Greenwood ave ue,- Deanne-wand Mr.
Hdnson cr‘anke the ongiiié Diapers!

gotten to apply the brakes or else
someone else had let off the brake
for as soon as the engine bIgan run-
ning the car started. ..

Mr. Hanson was knocked down and
the cur passed Iover 'hls body. Some-
one nearby witnessod the accident-
and Jumping into .the ear
to apply the brake and stop the me- i
chine. Air. Hanson was picked up and ;
taken to the office of Dr. (1E. Wight. 5
An examination wee made but no
bones were found broken. Dr. Wicht'
feared that there misfit be internal;
injuries and had the man taken to.
the Deeburr me!

At the hospital today it was idted
that 'W was III-freeing only rm-

 

Mngpeuuse. ,1

 

‘vililch ploy so great 3.. port in" .‘Wl‘
‘ilfé.
.‘ Iver-y notable ad'vIuce he's. been . I

' which his to do with all three " groups..' '
but most particularly with the hit. it I .
' concerned wltlif ,mrsys on the one .:,
land sail with. crystals on the out , .
No one could have conceived that two :.
sublects. apparently so sepei-Ite both .
has eIcl; other and from .incst, ordi- .' .-

are to be given at Brown University
this winter in constituent with the “crib

 
 

' "The Iqiubiect oi physical science.

Iaid Professor 8mg. “tendI t9 Id ‘
. :3

inane along certain main lines;-

 

 
 

v

rpushlv be classldeddnto thre_‘e m. ‘
” Itaboacer'ns itself with the nature and I;
proper-lies of: matter. of electric ts. Ind _,

 

of radiation in the attempt to .
tliInl the great discoveries of:
sciatica have been made. an 9.5"" led
directly to the technical chii.

.v‘vrtnih the pastures!“

nIry thiuss. Ir‘e really closely counties

ed pad of the Brain: issuance to shut. ,
learnt how to

rill advance: did It
analer XII-aye. 'and in doing so. to

gethIr information as to the inner '
Itructure of the atoms of motter which .. I
Ill emit )Itreys under proper stimulus. ,

-' in this way light is‘throw'n on impor- _

taut problems of chemistry. We have
learnt also how to examine the struc-

. tures of «yeah. and to show how the

atoms of crystals Ire arrauaed and
spaced. iiere. own. contact is made

with important problems It choruietry
vautl mieemluey" The lecturer explain-
ed the discoveries which initiated the

newaeuhisutejndsruntsedtodieceee‘
1mmlfl‘mhmfl0'

”cleaves.

, west of Vailly. on the right. bank of the Aisnc.

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hf.

j opera and some heavy? guns were taken.

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j‘ '1 I“ “The press her admits tliI ,
‘ 1 '_ pay the blood debt owing to Russia. but: not but '. I‘
- ' ' . Bulgarian '
;. rights will be restored in. Macedonia and. that Bulgaria

neighbors ., .. . .,

 

 

the great decisive blow remains to be struck.

 

RUSSIA HEARS A WHISPER OF PEACH NEGOTIATION§_

(Continued from First Page.) ‘

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“To the north of Nicuport we were even able to re:

occupy Lombaertzyde and advance beyond this town, but

toward thé cud of’the dat the Germans succeeded in tak—

ing possession of Djxmude “2 still hold our position.»
in the approaches of this i- .v n, along the canal from Nicu»
Port to Ypres, which llat- been firmly occupied. 'l be
fighting was very hot at these places.

“The British troops attacked also at several points
succeeded everywhere in stopping the eiicmy.

"0n the rest of the front the general situation shows
no change, with the exception of slight progress byour
forces to the north of Solssons and in the region lO'tllt‘
Outside
of these two points the state of the weather permitted
only minor engagements. which resulted successfully for

us. Particularly at Coincourt, three kilometres north (th

Parroy, we routed a detachment of the enemy."

 

 

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LONDON. Nov. 11,850 a. m ——Air Amsterdam dis-
Tpatch to Reuteps Telegram Company says. “I)\ntchmcn
returning from Antwerp report that the distress there is
very great. and that the depots of the American committee
for the relief of the Belgians are besieged from 8 oclock
in the morning until zo'clock the next morning hi I mul-
titude of starving Belgians.

“Attire occurred Monday in the railuav . station It
Antwerp. destroying forty wagons with provisions and

fodder."

 

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DON'DON. Nov ll .~Dispatchcs to London newspa-

V'pers dated Holiday, report. that the Germans bomberdert ,. 4:..-

Yprcs withaheavy artillery throughout the day. and that
the town is now in flames in several places. Many build

logs. are in ruins.
that there is no serious loss of life.

 

 

‘1 LONDON Nov li.—-Earl Anneslcy. vvlio left Eng-I
land last Friday by aeroplane. has not since Ibsen heard
from. and it is felted that he has been killed. The. earl

was ‘a member. of the Royal Flying Corps and has perform- - -

ed valueble' services for the Allies lit the war. notably dur-
ing the siege of Antwerp.

Francis Annesley. the sixth Earl of Aiincsley. is” a
conipartaively young man having been born in 1884
was married lll 1909 to Evelyn Hicstcr Mundy. The an-
cestral homes of the Annesleys are at (astiewcllau and
Donald Lodge. in the County of llown Ireland As the
earl has no children. a cousin, Walter lleresford Antics-
lcy. “ill succeed to the carldom in case the death of the
earl is. verified. '

we

WE Nov.

the beaten al of charity upon wounded prisoners irresper~

. tive of- their nationality or religious views. ‘iiclpiug them

all and Willlls making once more shine. the light of (inlet
cndom."

In his letter to Cardinal Lucon.
Rheims, the pope expressed deep sorrow for the disas-
trolls consequences of the war both from the religious'ami
the autistic standpoint. ~ -

 

VIENNA. _.Nov»ro. via Ameterdoni

Sci-wens says: . .

“Severe lighting at the foot. of a mountain on the line; .«
from :Shsbats-to Lesnitza continued Ill day yesterday 9.

some strongly fortified positions were stormed

' ‘fSouth of Planina Our troops further advanced in the

district ease of Lop'rtze‘. Kourpa'ni Ind. JLjubvku. figure
heavy skirmishes took place with the reap: guIId of tilt;

enemy. which Was repulsed at all’poings. Numerous pris-

 

c—J—n-i-b
SGFIA viaJaondon: Nov it.

a 5

 

where they had been enrolled by»? the. Servian ..arpiy.
Milieu. the‘Macedomans expressed desire to return " ' ‘
. Buigstesr' the ..Anstrians released theniand provided traits-

 

 

portetion: 9 : :

will be protected from the territorial desrgns ‘ of__ “her

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present task rs not to relax our struggle with our hated

-- enemy till we break his arrogance circle for all He is

already weakening. and already numerous pfficers and
privates of the enemy have voluntarily surrendered. but

. “You mttst hold out to the end and. the enemy must
be put down. YouI must persei‘rere. Don't lEt the
enemy slip from between your teeth. We must banquet.”

The governor of the province of llll'andcnberg pub-
licly calls attention to the fact that certain person: are
trylii‘g to buy German gold (or export.

 

 

pre'reium. He appeals totlwpetrlotisr‘u oi the people to
glumellletsneetosuch “Weird :1 let: that they put
of {only

IBcstButter,a

.1 . _I.thlieir seats, helm; absent in various capacities in conncc— 7
The town is practically deserted so.

.11 1 .or's ghoul, the customary color u’as lacking.

Li—Popc Benedict has written letters I
to several of the archbishops and bishops in the irclllu- :' '1
erent cduntries cxhorting them to urge upon their -people . ,

archbishop -. of :

. ._ 1. -. unawIetaveuue.’
and ‘Lxmden. .
Non-111,7: 15.a.m.-‘—‘-4A'n official cemmuni‘cation issuedbv

. Iarmy headquarters today: regarding the. fightmgdvith th

 
 
 
 

I whiteemyeers. to 2 Msple street;._

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1". “ ‘~ \‘Ii‘ltq-w
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v. '.
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f h eat actor ed. (1
56 a. m—Anotlrcr. - 1m in 8 d! was enjoy “ “I“

i‘ " attachment of Macedonians has arrived“ here. after being» ‘
"'r'gSl‘e efletl'd by. the. Austriand. who capturedvthem at Shubats‘

 
 

- limo! elite: Henry 21111;;er or

 
 
 
 

r.-1"‘committee. :59: N I.
- ItItreasurer. oi republic”: teen smelt-9..

i tilt read to
“mama s q e 3'.- ‘5 . . ’25.“- EI'l‘ntill ‘75-

 
 
 

: * . our days. inrtiyiuoutli. the land or the.
A} Pilgrim. '1 represented mm Ind our.

 

__ flat}. Joseph BIll. My“ evening” of ‘
. .thlsI week.
. 3 the Spinning Wheel ” «and "A Par lien
Slim!!!" :IwmIbe mus the “”9”!le qllletly folemnifld hm'e
. ,.; B'eéiiiés.‘ thorn will be sweet Priscilla.
her basiltul courier. John Alden, the

BERLIN via The th’ue aha—.1 outlon, Nov: rr;‘._-6 :40 -1.,'
a. inf—Crown Prince Rupprecltt of Havana has addressed

 

“Seldiers. '1‘ he eyes. of the world nIst upon you. Our" 1 Mil” mum, Dilly “mom;

'3; Ian mains: and sturdy lads. and savage

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‘ ieighth annual media's of to Congre-

A. &l’. Extra \pecrals A. 81?

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘A. andP Flounabag ...........................
Jons’ Flour, along ...........

pound ............................. .
Pure Lard. 2 lbs. for .............................

THE GREAT A a r. TEA

124 WASHING TON S'l
Telephone 909

 

 

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f LONDON, Nov. ii, 9:15 a. Ill.——Klng (.leorge 0pcn-‘
erlitoday what probably will prove to be a purely war
session of Parliament. No controversial political question_ "
will be deliberated, but this (loci not mean that entire
. harmony will prevail. for the Cabinet Ministers will he:
asked some pertinent and ur. comfortable questions about 91
their conduct of various phases of the war.
The Labor Party ltaders especially areIprimt-(l with
questions in regard to pay for the soldiers, allowancesfor
their dependents and pensions. but criticism of the Gov-I
-ernment by the Opposition probably will be restrained.
Reginald McKenna, the Home Secretary, isexpected
._toI make a report on the situation in regard to alien error
’mies in England and the extent of the spy peril, but 'no
. additional legislation in fl is direction is expected. . .
-'lhc most immediate business before the House of
Commons will be to provide slut-us of war in 'm‘en farid‘
’ menu. lllc recruiting situation mav lead to some steps.
towards. compulsory service, and the $500 000,000 granted
- in August having been practically spent, a further credit.
of a likenn‘ipun; will prObahily. be proposer] under ~tlle : '
' sped?! Matt loco e_ctI passed It the last session. '
Ogle hundred and {we L pianists were missing tram

~_ tion with the war, while thirty -two bfinisteriallsts sore
actually at the front and 1' any others are absent
Government business
The usual ceremony accompanied the opening of
.l’arlieme‘nt, the king making a ~military progresé» through
the streets to Westminster Dilute; but, ”like the lord may—I
InsteId of;
the brilliantly uniformed l ousehold Guards lining the
streets and forming the escort.- sober khaki marked the
militan fractures of the display.

Within the House of Lords all the usual ceremonial
trappings were used. In this body the king‘ a speech from
the throne was moved by Lord Mcthtien and secdntlerl‘
by Viscount Bryce. In the -House of Commons the
speecli was moved by Sir Robert Price and seconded by;
Commoner William Middlebrook. .. z I: .1

' "dog inflicted I asters bite on

‘perpertotthe nan‘alec Dr. I;

We a present. no: W

- was turned

' lighting: rut-Z anions has been

" by the same dog on previous
elons.

 

 

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“PLEA-GIANT Hdun; Locum
. 1 » HALL: .I'Hi‘a’ .- r ..
The last appearance of "Norww
movies" will be at Pleass'lit‘" new
. ._ . and Lockwood‘s parliamentarian
{illiq- Endeavor Circlé ot- Kings those Norwallrers who; the not I
Daughters is in session this afternoon seen the picture, it will- be Ie 1"
1at- the home of MrI. John ii. Ferris. of a treat as it has been to the I”.
1 . ,. audiences of Monday ant) W
{The film is pronounced an excellent

 

 

'. 'v. Hirsm- mutants; and inmlly have one by hundreds of people who
‘ moved

(rein “5 Orchard BUN!) witnessed it. Many of the boom
where. they have resided for the past ”1;". Norwalk ‘before' the MIDI, “
Izwere “very funny: and there Ire int
_ ~~ ' my lIughs during the mm o! th‘tf
“331003.91! of 48:) tliw There will be I ghod‘bill as p ‘
spoon text to: Nor? in... including pane merry. traps
"1k lat Emmy-tumult for N6 contains war scenes or note: 13!?
Lweelr'aas the gueit In! blends and rele- inane" mm are Europesn ’
. , gun that will‘ be seen wiser,“
' ' . the Bethe picture are weir yonnVI _
Miss truth. W,.Meed. of nimwood looklns at and atoms In; new
avenue. entertained her card club now making special e_iiorto not Ito;- _I ’
last who-lag. After garlic- Ind rev any ‘0! the wa‘r strracttdns in ion “
'i'li'é weeheudr' Ipecisi will
2;th Flower” in which Daniel
> also presents $134th M9!“
; The follows: rowan ol...c Marguerite curs. ”one.
espionage. has been reads tonne were. ’pasur will eppoar .I first!» .
day T'Wlld Blow ’, _
.rNorwall't} Judgeorxpmoate. 11-11.. “é’i'fltlil‘IEflIW arm I i!“
riu amateur-en;- -oi_ democratlc town '
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