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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 21, 1915 · page 3

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ants!

Classified
For Sale,

Professional Cards, . and
Miscellaneous

I' LASSIFIED Advertisementaon this page. Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c j
Three Tunes, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
iace or Caps, Double Price.

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“Ads.”--To Let,
Business. and

lZELLAl-I covmorou

QL'EEINSTGM Aug 21,
3 5:5 3. na~ZI§Jlfi Covington, of
Los Angcles, flieélaywright who
was a passenger on the Arabic,
in describing last night the
scenes aboard the steamer after
the torpedo struck. highlv prais—
ed the manner in which Captain
Pinch had prepared for a tor-
pedo attack and the skillful way
in which he na1igated his ship

 

 

 

 

 

from the moment he saw the pro-'

 

1 WANTED.

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WANTED—'JI‘WO 0R THREE UN-
Iurnished rooms, for light housekeep-

 

[113. Address “Light Housekeeping.’
clo Sentinel. 1121 St
WANTED—FURNISHED ROOM

by young lady in private family. Re-
lined surroundings, near South Nor-
w'aik station $1.50 per week. Address
jM. ‘R.. Sentinel Chloe. 1121 it

 

i WANTED—A GIRJL ABOUT 15 TOI

asalst-withhousework and care or
children. Apply llMaple St 1120 3:

WANTEP—EEXPERIENCED HAND.

IIcutters, also operator on electric cut-

Inc.

WANTED-«(SALES GIRL. AD-

iiress in own hand writing, "Clerk/'1

c'o Sentinel. e20 3t

 

WANTED—YOUNG MAN WISHES

“position he chauffeur. Best of exper . '

' pence. Address firs. C. 7E Hoyt 'Plne

Point, South Norwalk. .Ct. 120 it.

 

wauréwrvnawairnn AND
111ch assistant. Reply in own hand
writing. stating qualifications and aa-
lary expected. Address "Oiiche Assis-
taut." c|o Sentinel. e19 it

 

WANTED ——- To PURCHASE
small piece of land on water. Piece
may be on an island, inlet, creek, or
harbor. Address J. A: T., jr. Box 83
Nomton, Conn. 1119 (it

 

WANTED—ELM GROVE HAND: TO LET—TWO ROOMS FURN- .tlcs. Desirable second hand instru
Laundry, 33 pieces washed and ironed'

UOVOpen air 1rying. Postal to No.
(12 Elm Grove and boys will call.
.1119 3t

 

BUSINESS NOTICE

ELM GROVE HAND LAUNjJRY. 83
pieces washed and ironed, 50c. Open
1111 drying. Postal to No.12 Elm
Grove and boys will calL an) ill

 

 

LADIES—WHY NOT HAVE YOUR
paper hanging done now, before the
rush. Paper hung 250 double roll.
Painting reasonable. No. 11 Havlland
street. Tale. 834-5.

 

A. arcane, 70 .NORTI‘I MAIN sT..
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold 111! exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re~
paired. Prices reasonable.

 

H. SCHENK, 8 CLAY STREET,
tailor. Cleaning, pressing. altering of
ladies' and gents garments. Making
pt Ladies' Suits to order a specialty.
Skirts from :3 up. Suits from 88 up.
Satisiaotlon or no pay.

l'l'ALlAN MIDWIFE—MRB SANTA

' Imeo, graduate from the University
‘ ht italy. Licensed in New York and

... ‘5'

' Iii 111m 0! contract work.

ooenootlont. Close Ruminations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
Be my avenue. Telephone 315.13 2131

 

’ canvas-on cannon... causa-
,ael connector. Estimates given on
Be sure
-!e. “tour estimate. We can .eeve you

. money. Phone 816-8. as Wood St.

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. lags street. Tel. 1271-3.

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. Norwaik. Phone 1418—4;

 
 

 

 

SMITH AND warm-11- HAVING '

reduced their expenses to a minimum
{will give astonishing low prices on
-]Iainting, paper-hanging and general
Jobbing. 1214 East avenue and 10 Get-
or 748-2.

 

We pay but pricee for all kind- of
JUNK. ‘

THE WM. EFFRON C01. Inc.

Send- postal or telephoriew Tel. 441

 

 

AUTOMOBILES; .

on bogus—4t CYLINDER," rive
passenger car. with extra business
body. $125.11 you don’t expect a new
car for second hand price. ‘Addrsss

‘.“‘Afuto," ouo Sentinel.

 

j ,FOR.3A|-.E-_R“, LARGE LINE or
used automobiles. at sacrifice prices.
Luther Wright. 6 Madison street. So.
813 1m

 

.FQR SALE—HUPMOBILEI ‘RUNA-

bont 16 11.11111 Edna order. inquire

George F.1Foote. South Nor-walk
312 It

 

-—Accept .11 the luck 1111:" comes
coming: It you want a job use a See-

your way—but don't DEFEND on its
tine] Want Ad 1

g I To LET.

‘JSO'Water 8t.

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TO LET—5 PLEASANT ROOMS.‘
Toilet, gas, water. Inquire 6 Elizabeth
street. William Hilsdon. Phone 1024-.‘3

121 st.

:1 Ron shun.

jectile Mr Cmiugtou and his.
wife had just hreakfasted when
a steward toldrhjim that a vessel
nearby had met with an accident.

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*" i . :- r—VW
I Pb‘lifiL‘E—Nsw HUNTINGTON j
piano, never uséd more than 2511111113. “Immediately afterwards I’ he
Call 31': phone 50, Reynolds 3. Son said, “there was an awful explo-
storage; Norwslk.11213t siou and I immdiately guessed

 

To LET AT ROWAYTON.
house of 7 rooms and both. Convenient
he station and trolley inquire E. W.
Godfrey, Rowayton, or telephone 245- 2.

a21 3t :

TO LET~A 14x18 FOOT TENT 0N
Calf Pasture $3 per week. inquuc
Nicholle, 214 East avenue or phone
243- 4. a21 It

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1 TO LET—LARGE LIGHT OFFICE
”“5 ““5"“ Glue“ 1’93wa & CO. on East Washington street. Electric. use" Water and mu“ Nice" 1°C“ was running at a speed of about
I20 3t lty. steam heat. Janitor service. Ap1 e'd m“ “"90 apiece. "00 “m” 16 knots and that only two boats

. ply Be; 551. South Norwalk.

l 321 31‘.

 

TO LET—ROOMS ON PUTNAM
Ave. All improvements. Inquire at

47 West Ave.. South Norwalk, ,or phone .

458. 1120 iii

 

To LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
'ment, suitable for adult. Private
Lhouse, eight rooms. Bath. All improve-
ments two furnished rooms for light

ousekeeping. inquire 2 High St.
a20 3t

 

1'0 LET—THREE NICE Rooms
for light housekeeping. Furnished.
Gris, electric lights, stove, dishes, run-
iing water. and poem for two gentle-
men. Cali and see them. No. 11
Haviland street South Norwalk.

1120 0t

 

ished or unfurnished inquire No.11
Chestnut street. 1120 3t

To LET—APARTMENT OF SIX
rooms. All improvements at 33 Sea-
view avenue. Mrs. Charles H. Alan
thorpe. Phone 035.1120 3t

rooms, all imprmements. Reasonable.
No. 80 Taylor avenue, near West‘
street. 1120 3t

 

To LET— SECOND FLOOR. 8
Cottage street; partial improvements.
Newly papered. inquire of Jerome
Smith, on premises. 1119 St

 

To” LET—FROM SEPT. 1. FIVE
rooms over L'Honimedieu's Grocery
Store. East Washington street. All
are light and airy. inquire at store.

 

 

, imprbvements, at 9 Hamilton avenue.

5 rooms' with improvements, at 72
North Main street. Inquire United
Grocery Company.

 

TO LET—APARTMENTS AT 219
E. Washington, street. Partial im:
provements. inquire at. 04 South
Main 81., South Norwalk. ,

 

I'ro LET—21 UNION er. ,7 R0011
apartment. Poseesion at_ once. The
Hatch. and Bailey Co. , 5126 it

LOST.

TLOSTé-MTOI CRANK HANDLE
between Wilson‘ road and Norwalk.
Reward given it returned to [Han-
ford Oar-age} . . 1119 5t

 

 

Losr—AT THE KNOB 0N sAT--
urday, a child"s gold bracelet, en-
grayed Marjorie. Reward it returned
to Mrs. W111. J. Fleming, 1r.. Darien

1119 at.

 

«'Dorloni. House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwelk .
Opens May I. ,'
SHORE DINN-ERS AND ALL

KINDS or SEA soon
COOKED To ORDpR.

 

term a O’SIILLIVAN. Riot).
Telephone Cell 720.

LOOK!

I share prolits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders. hand-
made. painted inside. tin rooting,
plumbing and heating.

HENRY A. HEQELEIN.
Phone 1100712

 

TO LET—T0 SHALL FA'iillY, 51,

 

. [the cause. We got life- belts and
l non- SALE-A SACRIFICE TO walked to the boat deck, where
close estate 10 room,2 family house we jumped into a boat and reach'
82.6150.va 60 Meadow street. City. ed the water safely”
.21 at Mr. Covington said one (if the
.. striking features Of the creed“
-'OP SALE—A TOP WAGON GO0D,from* the ship was the coolness
'serticenbie business wagon. newly of the officers and crew and the
9.11111er8 spring. No renewable or absence of panic among the pas-
ter refused. C. 1L. Handly, to Myrtle sengers. Afaini moan was heard
St E N 1219-5 820 3! occasionally from some woman.

but nothing that could be called
FOR SALE‘TWO 6 ROOM COT' a scream. The fact that the ship

 

 

sznt applied to “mm” price. Rent were capsized spoke volumes, be
1101' 814. Good chance toowu yourhointi-1 said, for the captain s orders to
{Call and see me ior (all particulars g0 astem Mr C ovmgton assert—
Iw G Crockett 16 South Main are“ led emphatically that no warning

“2,0 2‘ was given before the torpedo
'Foa SALE—DUCK BOAT,13 1:11- iwas fired.

by 3 feet. 6 inches. White Cedar and AUSTRIAN AIR

:copper fastened. New last tall. 25“ 1 -~
IEast avenue. e20 3t ' SQUADRON BEATEN

son SALE—Six ROOM COTTAGE! 1:3 ““5 Au- 21.. 455;) adm—
on Wilson road. Built of best of ma- lltahan aeroplanes ‘9 “I; it“
tcrial and convenient to-auerythlng, QS-‘tr‘an 3“" $233313 mi ;
trolley. seashore and town. Electriotjd “a": 502:. F to frgm Tur-
llxhts installed. Best of spring water” ‘Sl’atC‘ 0 c 1H3 h
Large lot 305200 Good garden 50“. in. lhrcc of the Austrian mac -
Some tools etc as owner desires to ines u ere brought down and they
:50 away. $500 cash takes possenkm crews 1;:rc either killed or mat e
V 20 t prisonc

CI H Allen “”30“ read a 3 l l.l1( lfligaros correspondent
I ' inliau squadron

» F ALE~P1ANO oproarnui #52118 that the I
I on 8 {orccd an engagement upon the
Mistriaus after a long stern
chase. The ltalian nx'iators rev
turned to their base without loss

Kresge: up . .
or inj urv.

FRENCH DEPUTIES
DISCUSS WAR

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merits at puicesithat will appeal to
economical buyers. Knps upright, ‘05

Malhushek upright, 395.
right. 3135. Checkeriug grand, 3200'
Anderson Player piano, 88 note. 3290.1
Terms as low as $1 per w.eek Stein-

ert’e Music Store, 915 Main street, !

 

 

PRAISE! om. FINCH 1

report on the needs of the Navy

TREBOUTKINORWMIIEVENING SWINE ‘

A:Tz~:'

RUSSIAN‘S DRIVEN BE~
HIND KOTERKAMULVA

BERLIN, Aug. 21.——The left
wing of Field Marshal you Mack—
ensen's army has driven the Rus~
sians behind Koterkamulva.
southwest of Brest—Litovsk, Ger-
man Army Headquarters an
nounced today.

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SECRETARY DANIELS TO
INSPECT NAVAL STATION-S
WASHINGTON, Aug 21.——
Secretary Daniels today is en
route to Boston on the naial
yacht Dolphin to attend the coun—
cil of Governors there next week.
He will confer with Admiral
Fletcher at Boston regarding the

he is preparing for President
Vi’ilson and before returning will»
inspect naval stations along the
coast.

WHITE STAR LINER
CYMRIC ARRIVES

he...—

'NEVV YORK Aug. 21 -——The
\Vhite Star Liner Cymric, which
sailed from Liverpool over vir-
tually the same course as that
taken by the ill- fated Arabic of
the same line, reached New York
today. Her passengers said that
she was conveyed by a torpedo
boat and a converted cruiser, for~
merly a steam yacht, for thirty-
six hours after
pool

RUSSIAN PREMIER
MAY RESIGN
IDNIX1N Aug. 21.-——Rumors
are current in Duma circ les in
Petrograd. according to a dis—
patch to the 'limes. that Premier
Gorem kin will resign with the
title 0 Count and he succeeded
by Minister of Agriculture Kriv—
oshein whose place wil be taken
by Count lgnatiefi. a member of
the Council of Empire.

 

 

 

 

WO AMERICANS
T . UNACCOUNTED FOR
\VASHING'IO‘N Aung, 21—.
Vice (ousul ”Ilhompson's latest
dispatch to the State Department;
from Oueeustown, confirms thel
\Vhiic Star Line' s statement thati

only too Americans of the Ara-i

bicls passengers are unatcountcili

 

incur State. Bridgeport, Conn. 1119 at! l‘ \RIS A"! m 4l‘ul11ic

 

discount JIM returned from rental in. sinn Of the Lhumbcr of l)t'lllltli 1.9-:
advance of lease. Beautiful mahogany ,1

u hich re-nssomlilcd yesterday. af-i
case, looks like new. Guaranteed ,5” a recess of ten da 5'
Weekly or monthly payments. Steiu- y
ert's Music Store, 915 Main street.
near State, Bridgeport, 001111. 1119 31
1 FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR LIC-
ease. for Town oi Norwalk. For fur-
ther information address P. 0. Box
573.800111 Norw.n1k an til

mudutt of the “or will be dis-
cussed \lcx andre Milleraml
nriuistci of 11111“ has promised to
,reph to the criticisms of a group
20f deputies

 

 

;PROTEST AGAINST

 

 

 

all) It ‘ MAKING CONQUESTS

To LET—5' ROOMS AND BATH. j “(IAI- NolICES II l-‘ARlS. Aug. 21,—A long
All improvements. 17 Lowe street, lmahifesto against any annexation
near West street. a19 31 PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATEVOI conquered territory by Ger-
,_ - , Under and pursuant to an order or many addressed to the German
To LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH the .Cmu't of Probate tor the District Chancellor jointly by committees

ot Norwaik, authorizing lt thereun- ’of the Social Democratic Party
lie, the subscriber hereby otters tor and the Socialist groups in the
sale, all such right. title and inter-j ReichsIag is published today by
est as Anna Fitch, late of Norwalk Humanite.
in said District deceased had at the The document points out that
time or her death, in and to the 101- the party- joined the 4pre'scnt
lowing described real estate to wit: struggle, with the rest of the
'-.-A11 that certain tract or land with German people to defend national
the buildings thereon. in quantityI existence and independence, not
seven acres. more or less, located in to make conquests
the Third Taxing District of the City
of Norwalk in said Norwalk; bounded
Northerly by Howard street;Eester1y ARRIVES' IN AUSTRIA
by 111111 or Stephen Kebgh;South‘e1I-ly
«by Winfield street: and Westerly by LONDON Aug ‘25.;A‘ dis-
larid- now or lately of Jules Garrison; patch to Reuter' s Telegram Com~
- For particulcrs and terms, apply to pany from Amsterdam says :
‘THE “opus TRUST COMPANY! message reseived there from Vi-

“21 1‘ Administrator I" '3 N ’ Jenna states that the American

District oh Norwalk ,9; Probate reply to the Austrian note con—
0'0““ August 1955 A 'D 1915 _ coming the exportation of arms
Estate 013' “a, H 1:9.an of and ammunition arived at the
NOrwAik, in sad District, deceased. _1Austr1a11 Forelgn Office 3’95“?"
Ordered, That the Executor-(exhibit. day .... _

his 'Aamlnlfltmflon Iacoount to thI I BULGARIA CONCEN‘I "

Court rot adjustment, at the Probate '
ojflice infiNorWallt on the 20th day otT TRATES TROOPS ON

 

AMERICAN NOTE

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Executor will cause this oriier to ":st '45 a; fir—A“: dispat t; to the

simulation in said District, at least- Bulgaria has conqen rated 150,:-n
five days before said 26th day of Aug- 000 troops ..on the Turkish fron-

Inst. 1915. . tier. 1 . ,
1 HENRX W GREGORY, Recent news dispatches from
1121 11. ., pJudgs W ISofia havé‘f agreed that Bulgaria

 

i1s satisfied with the territorial
concessions offered her by the

 

TIROLLEIYMEN EAT vsmsou. i

NEW HAVEN, Aug. 21. ——A 11 miter
oi trolleymen of this city had their
first taste of venison today. A Bran
lord bound car Thursday night killed
a doe and two fawn on the: East Ha-
ven river marshes. The deputy game
warden yesterday gave the carcasses
to Thomas Reyes; the'motorman, who,-
has had a butcher cut them up Ior his
fellow employee. 11

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her .aid to the war. The consent
terms is awaited before the Al-
lies can bring .‘lheir negotiations
with Bulgaria to a successful con-
clusion.

war upon Turkev,’ ‘it is under-

 

Iiinancgtl assistance from the Eu-

It is
i
expected that the goxcrnmeut 51sec phat a Sentinel “help wanted" ad

Ag 3‘9 . at 110- o'clock 10191111011; 1 1 ~ TURKISH FRONTIER
and knew? in 1‘ ill
Estathm bun. £11m? III“ N NAPLES v'ia Paris Aug 21, _

- published in a newspaper having. a Motion from Saloniki says that .

 

Entente Bowers as the price of .

of Serbia and Greece to these,

11 Bulgaria declares .

Zetdod'that she will receive general ~

for. "lhev are. Mrs. Inscnbine

""‘Sathcr llruguilcrc. of \cw York
‘ FOR SALE—JEWETT PIANO $85 lirtst scltmed 1541.10 aroused 1n aulaud S1111 Francisco and I)r.1?,d-s
e\tr.10r1 marv egrcc in the scs 1111111111 1. .\\ 00.15, of lam-stille.:

lVVis.

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OFFICIAL STATEMENT

War Office has given out a re—
port on the situation in the Dar—
danelles, which reads as 101-;
”lows: ‘

nothing to report, with the ex-
ception of engagements between-pool, have been sunk.

 

_ THE FAMOUS HARVARD PRIZE PLAY

leaving L1H?!“ j.

: SllellRD llllllllt

' Kethiene MacDonell, Ottole Neavmlth, Julia Mills,

 

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as.

patrols and artillen exchanges.
“In the north zone, the British

leit wing has made some p

ress in the plain of Anafarta,”

BRITISH STEAMSl-IIPS - '
HAVE BEEN SUNS
LONDON, Aug. zip-The
British steamships Samara, of
VGlasgovv, and Gladiator, of Liver-

. OF FRANCE

———-_

PARIS, Aug. 21.—The French

 

“In the southern zone there is

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Emily Wakeman Hartley.
Manager

Phone 2300.5 .

SllMlflRl] Hi All

FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUG. 20 and 21

MATINEE SATURDAY
MATINEE AT 2.15 svaumes AT 8.20

A. 11. w'oons Presents

“COMMON CLAY” .v

 

 

 

BY CLEVES KINKEAD

101111 11150117” 111113 com.

and e Notable Company of Players

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~- PRICES: Evenings $1.50 to 25¢ Matinee $1.00 to 25¢.
BOX OFICE NOW OPEN

 

Emily Welcomed Hartley. '1
Manager '

Phone 5300. I I W

 

Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday

AUGUST 23, 24 and 25

 

Meiinet Wednesday.

HENRY MILLER

Presents

"JUSI lllllSlllE IHE 000R”

A New Play by Jules EIckert Goodman
WITH A NOTABLE CAST INCLUDING

 

Elliot Dexter,
Frank Loose, Ernest Truex, David Glesaford. Lizzie Hudson Collier,
Frank Kamhle Cooper, William Norton. .
Cumin 8:80 P. M. Matinee 2:15 P. M.

 

 

PRICES: Evenings $1.50 to 25c. Matinee $1.oo«to 251:.
Box OFFICE NOW opau

 

 

It a servantless home is a hardship,

can do for you. Every day good ser-

Ivanta find good homes through the:

intelligence-service of the want ads.

 

1
NOTICE ., 1
EXCURSIONS 1
STEAMER NORTHPORT 1

Between 1

 

 

 

Shore Dinners 1101011 101111 PARK
Day and [Evening Basket Parties Welcome

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROTON POINT VALLEY
GROVE AND NORTHPORT l

 

OPEN YEAR WESTPORT,

ARUUNDI C 0 M P O I N N Connectlcut.

Dine and Dance Between the Conner—Orchestra.

-—_—CAFE GRILL

inimitable Entertainment—Perfection in Food and Service.

$1 50 SHORE DINNER SPE JIAL $1 50
12 Noon to t 80 p. m.—Commepcing May 29.
M EN NU
01"“. Celery. Redishee. Pickles. Little Necks. Clam Chowder, Fish ..
in Season. Parlsienne Potatoes. Hdlt Cold Boiled Lobster. Mayonnaise
Dressing, Halt Broiled Chicken. New Boiled Potato’es, vegetables in

8eason.De1al M. :
A MCARTE SERVICE AT ALL" TIMES—ITeIBDIhonO 398 Waning!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Beet Leaves Beet Leevee .
Baton Polnt.’ Newport
11:30 a. In. 9:30 a. 111.1

4:00 p. m. 22:00 pm.
8:00 p.111. 0:00 pm.

Boat arrives Boat Leavee _
Valley Grove. Valley Grove
12:30 p. m. 1.0 15 a. 111.

5:00 p. m. 2: 45 p.111.
9200 p. In. 6: 45 p.111.

Dost errlvee et . Beet arrives at
Northport ‘ Retort Poln

' 1:80 p. In. 11:15 a. m: -
~ 5:46p. n1. ‘- 1:45 p.111

8: 45 p. in. 9:45 p. m. g

 

Fares-Round Trip, 50c.

' “compo BEACH

\ DANCING 1 11
“ ' in the' pavllllon
, . THURSDAY.
'. ADMISSION . ‘. _ _ 25c; '
. instructor in attendance». to
gassist all who Wish'a‘ld. ’
P-rmite. lessons any timothy
Appointment.-. ..

W. A. fNASI-I, PI‘DII

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1‘PIlIIeeeent 5 Hour. . Lockwood’e Hall. .

 

room jI
Excellent six reel bill including a

“Broadway lithium”

MONDAY

Valli Vhlli in} live part special

GREATEST AUGUST

SALE

The August sale In progress, as this store
forcrbly demonstrates the supremacy. of
the store, sailings to every purchaser,

‘ """ AND OFFERS YOU

everything
ly REDUCED PRICES.

A ] COHIHS Co.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ANNOUNCEMENT ‘_
RESIAIITOLIOIYDIIIEE I l

the car with an emiable reputation and a modest price. 5 ‘

~ S l. BENEDIC .73.N0RTH MAINST.

SOUTH NORWALK :

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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