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about; 11.,mn. as. $913
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slits; mm regimental: "sawmill;
PAGE rascal
4‘7—
ants!
For Sale,
' OlaSsIfled “Ads.”-——-To Let,
Professional *Cards,
Miscellaneous I
Burliness and
and
LASSIE'IED Advertisements on this page, TwentysFive Words or Less, 251:
- Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price. l
, -‘ WANTED—MAN THAT is HANDY
with carpenter's tools, paint brush.
J 2‘ ""' ""7! V'FW'HW Wrrfitflpsfiflrnw
WANTED.
WANTED—LADY CANVASSER, '
nice, pleasant work. Call at 25 Wse tl
s,treet evenings. 8126 31.
WANTED—BRIGHT BOY To MAKE
himself useful in an aflice Must be 1
good peuman. Address “Lipkin,” Box
591, South Norwaik. 1126 3t
WANTED—MAN OVER 30 YEARS
old to travel for us this spring and all
summer, making these towns: Bethel,
Bridgeport. Danbury, Darien, r‘airfield.
Greenwich Glenvilie, New Canaan,',
Newtown, Norwalk, ”Ridgetleld, Roway- l
ton, South Norwalk, Sandyhook, South- 1
port, “Stamford Westport, Wilton. Glen
13105., ”Rochester N. Y. 2124 2t
WANTED—GOOD FISH, FRUIT
and vegetable, man, also acquainted
with the meat business. D. N. Robin-
5011, Ridgeiield, Conn. Tel. 37. 323 3t
1..WANTED—FREE AND CLEAR
dots from $400 to 33,0110. [For equity in
attractive 12 room house. Box 685 So.l
liter-walk, Conn. slit; in
etc. Call or address No. ‘70, South
Main street, City. a23 3t
.r waureo-lSMALI. House, WITH
garden place Near trolley. East ‘Nor-
walk preferred House, cjo Sentinel.
W
l per floor. Mott avenue. inquire J. Wol-
TO LET.
l
.TO LET—0 OR 7 ROOMS, WITH!1
improvements, on Putnam avenue in- l
quire 47 West av enue, South Norwaikj
{or phone 458. 26 3t
To LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD L0-
cation. Rent reasonable. F. Hopp, 35i
Cele avenue, East Norwalk 1126 3t
To LET—135T. FLOOR, 6 ROOMS,
all improvements. Corn of Betta place
and Harvey street. inquire Mrs. C ii.
Aisihorpe, 33 Section aienue, phone
1126 31
'ro LET—HOUSE IN EAST NOR.
walk, 6 rooms and bath. with range,
fruit and garden, chicken coop Near
trolley, 5 minutes to South Norwalk.
$15. inquire 51 Osborne avenue.
TOLET—FU'RNfISHED HOUSE. R0“
wayton, 6 rooms, near' water, new
bunga low. All latest improvements, el-
ectric lights, bath, etc. Complete new
furnishings. Phone 1083-2. E. L. Broad-
way. a24 3t
TO LET—PASTURE. FINE GRASS
and water. Best of ore. Price reason-
able. 1*. 13. Clifford, Westport, n. r o
12. 826 It
TO LET—1 HOUSE. PLEASANT
street 1 flat, Washington street, up-
lace Marvin. East .\'01walk. 1126 (It
TO LET—LOWER APARTMENT, 4
MISCELLANEOUS.
FREE To ANY WOMAN, BEAUTI l
ful 42 piece gold decorated dinner set.
ior distributing 3 doz. cakes Complex l-—-
tion Soap Flee with other products,!
among friends; no money needed. Tyre
rel Ward, 216 Institute, Chicago.
mm It.
LADIES'lA
all kinds cleaned, reblocked and re-
t1imnled. Specialty made of Panamasl
'end straws Prices reasonable John?
iltedway. ‘59 Water street Corner llav-
ilaud. ‘
\
NO BONE CORSETS. MADE TO
measure, assuring a perfect lit-any
one finding it difficult to find ease and i
comfort, are guaranteed absolute sat~l
‘listactlon. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds,
\ (Winfield street.
64
lm
PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING,
decorating, Painter’s 'supplies; wall
paper, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel.
White, 61 1—2 Ely Ave. at imo
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
eral contractor. Estimates given on
" all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
‘mbney. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
111111 Ifllltts
District of Norwalk, ss.,
Court, April 28, A. D., 1915. ,
' Estate ofyCharles G. Emerson, late
of ’Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
Probate
, _ ,ltrict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
‘ 1 plowed six months from ‘the date here'
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
~_ .Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, within said
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted‘to said Estate are re;
quested to make immediate payment
’ FRED. R. EMERSON
19.261113 10" ' ‘ - Executor
' . Phone "1583.
DEKLYN‘S
Ice Cream
A Nice Assertlnentof
”CANDY 1,, .91
and y ' ‘
FRUIT. . ' .....
'Free Delivery. .
. S'. M. DAHER & 90.,
Railroad Ave, and Clay St. ‘
:- Michael 1.1111110
. CONTRACTOR: ,'
”intimates clleerruny men
3‘3 W001! 504. 80 Norwalk.‘
‘ PHONE 158'.
,rooms. improvements. In refined neigh
_.l
AND GENTS' HATS ON
400 Alexander -
—— street, South Norwalk. Rent $12.00.
borhood. Convenient to business cent-
er. Ready for 0(cupancy 281k of April.
See owners. Zillgh street. 24 3t
To LET—HOUSES, PARTS OF
Houses, Oottage, Bani, Manufactory,
.Store Call and so our list. Raymond
1‘Bros. 1124 at
i To LET—5 ROOMS. 8 CROSS ST.
South Norwalk. $12. inquire 108 So.
Main street or telephone 13425
11% 3t.
To LET—VERY DESIRABLE RES
1lidence of 8 rooms. All Improv.ements
{$28. 00 The property commands a line
Sound \‘icw. [mtlrence agency, 15 So.
Main street, city. a24 3t
HANFORI‘)
House of six
TO LET—AT 11
Place, East Norwalk.
rooms, water and toilet. Good gun
den. Rent $13.50. Inquire at 10
Cross street, South Norwnlk, upstairs.
a . __
TO LET—FLAT, 6 ROOMS AND
batll, all improvements, near South
Norwalk station. Janitor service, Oc~
cupancy at once. Apply Albert Well-
nitz. 1 East Wall street, Norwalk.
Tel. 1334-2. 1123 3t
To LET—SIX ROOMS, 4 CROSS
171 South
all) 3t
Enquire F. D. Lawton,
Main street. *
T0 LET—ROOMS, 41 VA‘N ZANT
street. 3 rooms with part int-prove-
ments, 4 Cove avenue, M. Joselovsky.
‘ ‘ 319 ti'
To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL lM-
lprovements, 85 Woodward avenue. Al-
so store, 70 North Main/street. In-
quire United Grocery 00., or W. S.
Wilcox, United Bank building. 6
room, cottage with all improvements,
21 Lincoln avenue.
TO LET — TWO LOFTS ‘IN
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 square
feet each, steam heat ,and electrical
elevator service, suitable 'for light
manufacturing. will be divided to suit
tenant. .For further particulars, in-
quire The Old Well Cigar Co. m24 ti
.'.I'.O LET-FROM APRIL 15TH, 3
room house, with'bath and all other
improvements, 62 Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
the allies of The Old Well Cigar Co.
m24 tr
T0 LET—6 ROOM APARTMENT,
~ranst..Washing,ton street. East Nor-
walk. ' Partial improvements, rent
$12.00; also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel street, Norwalk. Inquire 64_
South Main street, or telephone 60.
129 t!
TO LET-B5 ROOMB AT 57 SPRING
St. inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov,_102
Tayipr Avis. Tel noes. use :1
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A good'ad. one fast in the best
_» quire 52 Woodward avenue, South Nor-
a23 3t '
t12 If
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—HORSE AND TWO
rubber tired runabouts. Sold for want
of use. Call at 73 Cedar street, or
phone 370. 2126 at
FOR SALE—A $25 VICTROLA.
About 40 records. Nearly new. 520. Al.
so a '1all’.' Address, Victrt‘lla, cjo
Sentinel. a26 lt
FOR SALE—CHEAP. ONE PAIR
of Bronze turkeys, weighing 30 lbs.
per pair. lien and Toni. Indian runner
duck eggs Fancy R. 1. Red eggs, 15 for
$1. Pure White Pekin ducks, :1 apiece.
Phone 1219- 5. Handley, Myrtle street.
a24 3t
FOR SALE—A SMALL CHICKEN
coop almost new. Price reasonable. in-
walk. 1124 3t
FOR 8ALE-LOTS ’I‘N EAST NOR-
walk, free plans and specifications for
modern bungalow prepared for buyer.
Mating Construction Co..123 Washing-
ton street. South Sci-walk. 1123 at
FOR SALE—~HOUSE. 6 ROOMS.
and two lots. Reasonable terms. 10
ChurCh street. Norwalk. a23 3t
FDR SALE-2 FORD RU’NABOUTS.
one 1913_ Ford touring car and one
Metz runabout. Inquire Hunter's Gar-
age, Norwalk. 1123 ?t
FOR SALE—60 S. C. WHITE LEG-
llorn Pullets, Tom Baron strain, aver-
aging over 4 doz eggs daily Souls,
Chestnut Hill menus. Phone 1332 3.
a22 3t
FOR SALE—MATHUSHEK PLAY-
er Plano. nearly now, taken for debt.
Present owner does not reside here
and will dispose of same at any rea-
sonable price. Cost $750 new. Ad-
dress, G. F. Bradley. 383 John street.
Bridgeport.
FOR ,. SALE—BARGAIN.
and motor boat. 10‘ 0'1126' 067‘ with sails
complete. Also tine Woodbury piano.
Good as new. Wilson real estate 11g-
ency. 92 Wall street, Norwalk. i’llone
824-4. 1121 (it
FOR SALE—Do NOT FAIL To
see the line of Auburn cars before
you buy. Fours and sixes. Runabouts
and touring, $1075 to 82,000 One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Maxwell runabout. good as new. G.
P. White, rear 113 Washington St.,
South Norwalk, Conn. Phone 94W
House phone 1279-2. lnzi tf
....—-..-—_J———
LOOK! .
1 share profits with you by giving
you the lowestqrices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made, painted inside. tin roofing,
plumbing and heating. -
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water 81., Phone 1106-12
Storage +
If you are seeking storage
room, inquire of
[tuning J "‘Slllllll
1123 31 .
snoop '
TRANSPORTATION co.
PLAYING “CROW" FOR FISHER.
One ofthe Sea Lords of the Brit-
ish Admiralty, whose rather slip-
shod dress disguised his real impor-
tance, appeared one day in the Ports-
mouth dockyard looking for the then
superintendent of the yard, Lord Fish-
fleet.’ He ran against a jackielistall
tioned outside a shed, softly pounding
{he pavement. ‘
"Are the lords of the admiralty
this way?!’ the stranger asked.
“Not much," replied the gentleman
of leisure, “seeing I'm here_,dolng
crow for them " .
"Crow-'2 What's that?"
sidejthttt shed all the mates are play-
in' cards and takin' It easy like. 1m
out here keepin' watch‘ for ’em. When
I sees one comin' wot don't matter, I
knocks soft. When I see Old Fish-
er I knocks like Hades and when Old
er, who‘is now admiral of the British:-
"Crow, is what I'm a-dolng of. In?
cued.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va
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' today.
Wednesday.
follows. '
day by British troops.
along the Yscr Canal
attack.
driven back.
attack lcsultctl in failure}
AUSTRIA AND ITALY DRIFTING TOWARD WAR
OPINION TODAY IN ROME.
m
if (Continued from First Pagd.)
Grcck governments note regarding the torpedoing of the
steamer Elispontos, in the North Sea, stating that if inr
vestigation shows the sinking was due to a mistake of a
German submarine Gcrlllanywill exprcss‘rcgrets and make
amends by the payment of an indemnity. Germany asks
Greece to give publicity to this communication
dcucing the good intentions offlthc German Government.”
The Eillspontos, a steameria'f 1.923 tons, was torpedoed in
(the North Sea Aprill7 while on her way from Ymuidcn,
Holland, to Montevideo. Hercrcw of 21
”.—
auxiiiary cruiser Krollprinz Wilhelm, which put ill here
for repairs two weeksiago after her commerce raiding
cruise, was towed from her anchorage to a coal pier early
She will take aboard between 3,500 and 4,000 tons
of bunker coal, it was stated at the pier.
quire today and a large part of tomorrow.
LONDON, April 26, 10:38 a. m—Thc steamer Noor—
(lam, with 40 American womcn delegates to The Hague
Peace Congress among'its passengers, is anchored in the
Downs unable to obtain permission to proceed up
chattel to Rotterdam. Jane Addams has sent an appeal
to United States Ambassador Page, urging him to enlist
the aid of the American government to secure the rc—
lease of the marooned delegates and enable them to arrive
at The Hague ill time for the conference,
“—
PARIS, April 26, 2:40 p m.’-——lhc French War Of—
ficc this afternoon gave out an official report, reading as
“In Belgium two German attacks moving out from
Pascllcndrclc and from Brodseindc were checked yester—
Thc enemy thereupon bombarded
Yprcs with violence. Our activities are bring continued
“At Notrc Danie dc Lorcttc no repulsed a German
“(in' the heights of the Mouse the fighting is devel-
oping. The attack on the Calonnc trench, reported yes—
tcrday, was checked by our countcrlattack and the enemy
lie subsequently made another attack furs
ther to the cast. in the direction of St. chlcy, evidently
striving to rccapure Les Epargcs.
“A violent attack, preceded by a fierce bombardment. l
took place shortly after this movement on
slopes of the position at Les Epargcs, but the German
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llltiil “'85 TCS‘
April 26.——«:The German
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We. .. ._.
Mick‘s uses DAILY. - i
Follows Them into Barn.
A remarkable story about a door
which gives milk, appears in the
Waterbury Republican and its truth
is vouched for by witnesses. The
Waterbury game warden was ap-
proached on the street the other day I
by Nocolo Palomba. whose farm is
north of the city. Mr. I’alomba was
worried. lie informed the game-
warden that. he feared having violat-
ed the game law. When asked tol
explain matters more clearly, Mr.
Poiamba related an interesting story 1
of how he has 'on his fa'rm a deer,i
a quart and a half of milk. ,
have possibly committed an offense
make matters light
Palomba explained, came to the farm
at home among the cattle. It fol
lowed them about continually“
drive it away from the‘barn at night
lest it sleep with them..‘
Finally, the latter part of last
week, one of the men ventured to
milk the timid animal. The door was
allowed'to go into‘the barn with the
cattle that night and once inside it
was cornered. To thevvgreat surprise
of the, farmer the deer remained per-
fectly still during the milking pro-
cess. making no attempt to escape.‘
Mr. Polomba himself decided to
V take charge of the milking the next
night and went through the same
program.“ He tound that the deer re-
mained very orderly during the milk-
ing, behaving even better than' one
of his cowa. .. Mr. Paiomha declares
the ‘milk is excellent and easily- ex-
ceis- that of the cow. The deer still
remains at the farm and is milked ev-
ery night, and Mr. Palomba invites
anyrdoubters to pay a personal visit
to the farmland take ’a hand at milk-
ing the deer if they care to
........
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‘WEST POINT CANDIDATES FAIL
WASHINGTON, April 26. ——-As a re- tion, amazed at the splendid seamen-
suit of about ninety failures among ship, gathered on the docks, and even
prospective :West Point cadet candl-t the Germhns cheered the English
dates in the March examinations, See fleet uproarlousl'y as the sides of the
rotary Garrlsb‘n has ordered an addb; ships almOst grazed their own -—The
tionai esmlnation May 25, heat. which “World's Work. ” ‘ ‘
will be held at 18 army posts in all
candidates will be admitted to the Mile
itary Academy on; July 1.
Fisher pokes his nose through the,
savor. “‘,
Point. 11
the farm hands were compelled to
. spective vacancies in the grade of sec-
Doe Horde With Waterbury Cows and‘l 0nd lieutenant. Including 39 ill the en-
Eglneers, 21 in the infantry, 27 in the
‘ cavalry, and 8 in the coast artillery.
which is milked daily._.yielding about ‘ For conduct and ideals that will ele
Mr. Palonlba feared that he plight ’But our good
against the game law and wished to When old Ego feels the terror of n
The deer. Mr. l
about two weeks ago and appeared How fragile are the projects that we
and l
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timetes. There are only 105
pros- i
The Formidable Trifle.
We are ten; philanthropic and we
love our fellow man,
To ease the world's condition we in-
dustriously plan,
But the Ego~—oh. the Ego is mysteri-
ously strong!
We forget our fellow mortals when a
toothache comes along.
We speak of human brotherhood and
try to set a pace
vale the race
intentions frazzle till
they‘e nothing but a fringe
maxillary twinge.
w.
form with patient care!
How vigilantiy must we guard 'gainst
danger everywhere!
running all serene
A little touch of toothache can upset
the whole machine.
HOW FISHER CALLEQTHE BLUFF
Once Lord Fisher, the present:
Admiral of the British fleet, was in
command of a squadron off Lisbon,a
German squadron, much larger than
Fisher‘ s. attempted to impress the
Portuguese at the expense of the Brit-
ish. ‘It sailed ‘prudly into the bar-
b'or and anchored before the city in
magnificent double row. This little
proceeding aroused all the British tar
in Fisher’s soul. He got up steam,
saluted the German ships,*and sailed
odt of the harbor between the-two
lines. On either side the English
had a clearance of ‘only about twenty
yards; only a sailor with iron nerves
and commanding skill would have at-
tempted >such a ‘ risky ' enterprise.
Along came” the British ships, how«
ever, one following in the wake of
parts of the bbhntry. The successful STOP MEXICAN SOLDIERS 90M-
The pre out first class at West military authorities along the entire
boring 164 members, will border have received orders to prevent
shed all the mates are werkln' like exceed the second lieutenancies avail. the entry into the United States oilsh; W. Foster, II; J. Fr
Lit, too. See?”—‘-The World's Work. table on July 1, according to present es- persons known to be soldiers of any lGlendon, rt, I...‘
the other. The whole city popular
W
ING HERE.
EL PASO. rm... April 26.——-American
When Mr. Ego thinks the world is
STAMFORD
Heating and ventilating are the
Skirts
Satine Skirts in blue, greed.
sand and black. $1 00
Satin Mesaline in solid an
and changeable colors
Satin Messaline and Chitin); ,
Taffeta, in solid and change-,-
able colors ........
~Si'lk Jersey Top Skirts, in
blue, green and black 7 ‘
$3. 98- $4 98
J. l. Mallclie
two special household problems
of winter, for 111 summer vcntila- *
tion is easy and heating unneces—
sary.
The ideal way of solving these.
two problems is with a goodlxnru‘num A“.
warm- air furnace properly set, for
such a furnace is built with that Stone, Buick, Concrete, Plaster, Side-
end in view. Stamford furnaces
have stood the test of time, have
all modern, improvements,
none are superior.
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
Corner North Main and West Sts.
11115 11ml: slior
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SPRING
FASHIONS
Suits, Gloves, W'aists, Cor-
sets and Underwear.
Attracticc Models.
ate Prices.
Ii. AND A. CIAVEN
56 North Main Street
\
Moder—
YOU ARE JUST AS OLD AS .YOUR
SPINE.
Even back as far as Caesar's time
thls saying was used. In later Years,
'men substituted for it, "A man's just
as old as he feels."
Taking the two, and combining the
meaning. we have the true expression.
and Chiropractic interpretation,
ALLOWS HIM TO FEEL.
STAMFORD so. NORWALR
b to 5 7 to 8 11.111.
E.
BART HOL, U.” C.
. Painless Chiropractor,
. 03 Meadow Street. South Norwnik.
WW
Every drink served at our
fountain is healthful in every in-
gredicllt. We use only the best
coming famous. Have you tried
it? DcKlvn’s ice cream servedl
at the fountain or in boxes to
take l10n_1e.Try our Soda and‘
conxincc vmlrscif tl.:lt it. as tho
best in town.
TileNorwalk Drug 00.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 No. Main St. So. Norwallt.
.5 MO K E -
flit-Runs
,PE-RFECI CleRSi—J
Mexican faction, it was learned here
today. It is cold this order grew out of
"conditions caused by recent border
lighting opposite Naco, Arlz., and near
Brownsville, Tex.
'I-Ieretofore, officers of the Carranza
and Villa forces have been permitted
without restraint to visit American
border towns. ’ ’
Several Mexicans held at the ex—
pense of the United States Govern-
ment are at variance with both of the
Mexican factions controlling border
and coast ports. Their deportation; it
is believed, by ofliclals,
equivalent to their death sentence.
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CUB JRS. DEFEAE BLUE JAYS.
The Blue Jays were defeated yes-
terday by the Cub, Jrs. The score
was 15 to 5.
The line-up was as foliowe: Blue
Jays—Bodnar ,c; Gonczy, p and If;
Leuch,1b; Langyie, 2b. F. Vado, ss;
cf; Gall, rt- '“
011b, Jrs. -—P. Venezia, 1:; William-
son. 11 and 1b Chich‘eeiternlb and pi
Garfield, 2b: Demarteno, ss; Dusport
, of; E.
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fruit syrups Our chocolate 15 be- .
Would be .
Bartok. 3b: Baron, It and p: Sanders,-
and -_
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{Hall building, it all street, in the First,
:District, during the week beginnil“
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,April 26; from 10 to 12 in the mom»:
PHILIP MAzzucco
So. NM
" CONTRACTOR. , ‘
“Mk8, Cclar Digging.
Telephone 1217-2
NOTICE. ,
Dog Licenses
A penalty of $1.00 in addition to the
regular fee Is provided by law for all
dogs that are not licensed on or hr”
i'ore May 1,1915. .
Dogs may be licensed in the To!!!
tings and from 2 to 5 in the afternoon! _ 1.
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HERBERT R. SMITH
‘ Town Clerk
PLEASANT HOUR-—
LOCKWOOD’ 8 HAL
VAR AMOUNT FFATI’RES
Tl tsnn’ \VD FRIDAY
TODAY:
‘SIX REELS.
Including Our Special Saturday
Feature.
MONDAY:
Cllolly Chaplin. the Great‘
C omcdlall in
“The ' Jimey Elopelllen ”
TUESDAY: . .
Fritzi Scllci’f in a New Play
. Pretty Mrs. Smith
lloyt’s Theatl'e_~~,
Will. .0PEN
221d 1915 With.-
Five Acts vaude’f“
ville and Fil's‘t'Run
Motion Pictur
Three Performances . Dally.
sternum?
Auspicel Combined councils"
KofC
Assembly Hall. Nomi '
Friday evening, April 30,;
TICKETS, $1100, Admitting G 't
man and Lady.
‘- _, p Extra Lady, 50 (its
SELL S
rrTo -
Successor to 'Wm
Phone 499.
'7 Fort Street. East N,
Norwalk Chronicler