l SATURDAY, SEPT. 4, 1915 ,
C,“
ants!
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
W THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL' "A ’
RUSSIAN RETREAT
A MASTERPIECE
GENEVA, Suitzul land Wed-
“Ad‘s.”-——To Let,
Business and
trian officer fighting: on the east~
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 250
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
ern front. in which he says:
“Tht Russian rLtreat is
masterpiLcc of terrif1ing 511519-
inatic dL1'astation which recalls
the retreat of 1812. lhere is an
WANTED.
W—
; WANTED—MILLINER FOR FIRST
or second trimmer. Address Milliner.
[Sentinel Office. s4 31
' WANTED—A RELIABLE GIRL TO
do the entire work in a family of four.
[loud cook. References. Inquire at
Sentinel 00100. 52 3t
WANTED—A BOY OR YUUNti
man as a worker in a Dry Goods
Store. A. Dickermau & Son. 52 3t
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WANTED—SITUATION BY HUN- floor. 25 Putnam avenue. all unmove-l Murray's, Mansfield avenue, 0x Ridge;
karma woman to do general house-
twork or on farm. 14 South street, So.
Norwalk. 32 3ti
WANTED—SITUATION. YOUNG-I
man able to do all kinds of work
nrouud the place would like position
TO LET.
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To RENT—~N1NE ROOM,
family house. All improvements. Hot
water heating, gas. Only suitable for
large family. Inquire Steve Kis, 76,
Lexington AVe. ‘
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use
To LET—WHOLE OR PART OF
house with all modern improvements.
Furnished or unfurnished. Inquire ot‘
Mrs. Marshall ii. ’I‘olles, 194 East ave,
hue. 54 3t.
I FOR RENT——6 Roous
$1500le
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merits and furnace inquire M. .l.
'Crowley, 4 West Main street, Non,
walk 94 3t1
T-O LET—ONE SIDE or 000131.11.
house, six rooms and be All Im
provements. Good locality. Apply to
lSteam Heater, radiators, gage, valves,
‘pipes, asbestos coverings. Nearly new
retiring,r Russian armies causcd.
FOR SALE I11 burning,r houses and crops.
(iLner Lil Mischenko is followed I11"
FOR SALE —- ABENDRDTH 1111} ownnuul dottiLhill'clits .51.
tossatks 11h11sL duty it is to burn;
(\cr1thing behind tlic arm1.
s4 3t,Tliey accomplisht thLir task i111—
4- —— I placal)l1'.
FOR SALE—BROWNY LEGHORN
Chitks. Also White Pekin ducks. This
years hatch. inquire Knudsen, ‘No. 35
Myrtle street, East Norwalk. s3 3t
73 Cedar street.
Lnter I\'r1'lo1v in pursuit of the
Russians every street was a‘flame.
They 11 ere unable to pass
through thL huge lumen and lost
FOR SALfir‘SOUND: GENTLE 11131111 preLious houis in going,r
lhorsc. about Eight years 0111- Used round thL town 111 indirect roads
only for driving. Can 'be seen at across fields
“\Nlicu the Austro- ll11ngarians=
Darien. 53 6tarrived :it \ Iadimir— Volnvskvi
" ,thcy found the 101111 burning. and,
FOR SALE—‘PI‘ATE ‘ GLASS' the town of \ Lrb'i also was blaz—
,store front formerly in Conneally &1“lI I 1cr1‘ village on the Volvn-
Bracken store. Also extra place glass; skvt plain as far as Kovel was in.
store doors, at bargain price. For fur f1l..amcs 1 he “51“} Hungarian.
ther particulars inquire Swartz 8: Cor troops had no shelter for days
nesday, Sept.1, 11a Paris Sept
and 4. 11 a. m. (dcla1ed in transmis-1
sion)~—Thc Lausannc Gazette
__ publishes a letter from an Aug-
iminciisc sea of flames behind thL 3
“When the Houveds tried to:
the country s neutrality and at
the same time satisfy its national
ambitions.
BRITISH SHIP SUNK
OFF QUEENSTOWN,
' SAN li‘RAN-CISCU. Sept. 4,—2
l‘he British ship William T.
Lewis, owned by Hind, Rolph
an Company. of San Francisco,
was sunk off Quecnstown, yes-
terda1',b1'a submarine aL'Lord
1mg to a message rcCLitcd Inn by
thL Marine Department of thc
C hamer of (.0111111erce. ShL sail—-
ed from Everett, \Vasli. March1
,21), for Sheerness. England. uith
a cargo of lumber. ‘
AUSTRIAN ARMY ‘
TO LEAVE POLAND
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LONDON, Sept. 4—lhe (lop
man and Austrian armies on thL
eastern front are about to part
Lon11pany.adLording to a Llis—‘
patch to the stchangL 'I‘clegraph;
Cotnpan1 from Amsterdam. The:
'1nessagL 5211s it is believed the‘
Austrian armies that have been
operating in Poland 11ilI ShUI'tl_\l
be rcmowd in the direction of
Serbia. ,1
CLUB LICENSE FORMS ARE AP.
PROVED BY COMMISSION. .
According to County Commissioner“
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l LABOR DAY
with a private family Wife 0 good Mrs. A. Hawkins, 2 St. John street,1,beltl 83 Washington street
housekeeper. would also like positionl
if tamily so wishes. S. C. 2., 24 Hoyt
ptmet, South Norwalk, Conn. inquire
[5 o'clock a. m. or by mail. 52 3t
WANTEDuALL TRUNKS FROM
Bell Island, Hickory Bluff and Roway-
Ion, 500. Morreil's long distant express
(1‘01. 1181. 030 St
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BUSINESS NOTICE,
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST,
[50th Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold 110 exchanged.
Export repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. Prices reasonable.
CALVATOR GHAHIOTT~ GENER-
onl contractor. Estimates given on
on kinds of contract woi'k. Be sure
so not our estimate. We can save you
money.~ Phone 810-3. 26 Wood St.
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to 0 minimum
[will give astonishing low prices on
yiintlng, paperhanging and general
Jobbing. 274 East avenue audio Cot-
tage street. Tel. 12713. 01' 743-2.
934m
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ANNUAL MEETING SECOND TAX-
ING DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF
NORWALK, CONN.
The legal voters 01' the Second ’I‘ax-
lug District of the City of Norwalk
are hereby war ii and notified that
the annual meet ng of said District
will 1be held in the City Hall, on Wed.
ncsday, Sept. 15,1915 at 5 o’clock p.
in. for the following:
To hear the reports of the District
Llomiesioners, Electric Light Commis-
sioners and the District Treasurer.
To consider and take action conn'
coming the disposition of the excess
runds (profits) of the Electric Light
lPIant.
‘ To consider the matter and
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take
action Telating to a sinking fund ior‘
payment of the bonds issued for per-
East Norwalk. st 3t '
To LET~TWO SUITES 0F OF-
fice rooms, including one and two
Iroom, Inquire at Keelers Shoe Store.
53 3t
TO LET—4 ROOMS ON SECOND
floor and large attic in house,'No. 41
Cedar street. Inquire at No. 37 Cedar.
street. 53 31%
To LET—FIVE' ROOMS. RENT
reasonable. F. Hopp, 35 Cove avenue.
East Norwalk.
To LETm-FIVE ROOMS, SECOND
floor, No. 3 Burbank street. item 312.
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s3 3t;
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Inquire No.1 Burbank street. 112 3t
To LET— 132 WEST STREET 0;
rooms. All improvements. New Ho ice I
Low rent. inquire next door. 112 3U
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provements at 72 North Main street»
Rent $13. Also .1 rooms with improvle~
ments at 9 Hamilton avenue. Inquire
United Grocery Co. lti’
5—-
TO LET—ll UNION 8T. 7 ROOMl
apartment. Posseslon at once. The
Hatch and Bailey 00. 126 tr
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East N orwalk
Op ens May I.
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
[OI-IN E. O’SULLIVAN. Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
110011110111
A. C. Hexamer. auctioneer, will sell
IHORE DINNERS AND ALL 1
FOR SALE—~CEMENT ISIDE-
walks, curb and gutter, ornamental
steps, grading, concrete cellars, artifiw
clal building stone. Also house and
barn, Connecticut avenue Inquire!
hauler & ljyons, Norwalk. Phone
1471-5. 82 3t.
FOR SALE—SUBWAY AND POCK-
et billiard tables. Almost new and
only equippment for pool Will sell
very reasonable inquire S.Gen11ario,
38 Main street, Norwalk.
FOR SALE—MODEL H. FORD
runabout. fully equipped. Demonstra
tion on request
age, Darlen. 82 3t
FOR SALE—BARGAIN BLAU’I‘I»
ful 12 room, I110 family house, East
Norwnlk. Conn, for rent or for sale
and small country place 12 titres in
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH 1M.Durien, for sale. Box 1385, Soullla:o;1'tl
walk, 1Lonn Tel 3598.
FOR SALE-~COTTAGE
rooms Batl1.lmprovcments.Lot 5411113
tine residential section, near our lined
Price very reasonable. Apply J. M
Layton & Co., South Norwalk. s1 6t
FOR SALE—ONE DIQUOR LIC-
ensc, for Town or Norwnlk. For fur-
ther information address P. O. Box
573, South Norwalk.
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE—KU'DMOBILE. ONE
4-40 and one 6-60 5 passenger automo'
bites. First class shape. Prices reason-i
able. Details 13011 553, South Norwalk.
112 St
FOR SALE—A LARGE LINE OF].
used automobiles, at sacrifice prices.
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street, 80.
Norwalk. Phone 14134.1118 kn
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32 31f
Apply Central Gar-i
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"lhc roads are indesuibahlyiBrophy, the special committee up
l( ut 11]) .md obstructed. Com 01 s lpointed some time ago to draft a form
arri1ed 3 din and a half late. It 01' club license certificate. has prac—
would takc fiit1 soldiers to drawl Iticully finished its work, and the forms
tone Lart out of a mud hole. lto be used will be ready for distri-bu ;
"Thousands of men lwordeltion in the courts in a few days I
11111011 repairs on the rail“ 21y froml The application and certificate form:
ISnkol to \ Iadimir Vol1nskyi antl5baie been approved by Mr. Bropby
of the road had not been repairedland have been torwarded to Commis-
in time 11 e \\01ll(l 11:11 e met 11ith sioner Walter of New Haven countyi
disaster. who will order them printed. g
l Mr. ‘Bropby says that there are only,
BULGARIAN SITUATION 7about 10 clubs in Bridgeport that will‘
MORE UNSATISFACTORY be governed by the provisions of the
'club license law. All of the other;
clubs in the city, he states, do not
come under the requirements or thel
law with respect to the issuing oi the
liquor licenses.‘
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"1 A 1110on TEST"
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GENEV \. Sept. 4.——-lnt'ormzi-
lion rear hing her from Butlian-st
by 11:11 of lurich represents thL
situation in liulguria us becoming,r
more unsatisfartory owing to
the imlttision of 111.5 gtl\t,i‘llllIClll
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1" One To Convince the Most Skeptical;
South Norwalk Reader.
The test of time is the test
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I HlLl SIDE
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS counts.
PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK. Dean‘s Kidney Pills have made their‘
(Founded by Elizabeth Burr Mega, reputation by etfcctive action.
“.1333. . , The following case is typical. ‘
1 South Norwulk residents should be
'ihe SLhool will open for the Full
l’l‘orm on Thursday morning Septem convinced.
I ’ l The testimony is
iber 10.1.1115 at nine o’clock. All else proof complele. »
sec except the prlmuiy recite in the Testimony like this ciinnot be 1g.
school building on Prospect avenue 1 n.0rcd
Built on the slope of the hill, ouch Mrs R G Seymoui 311 Frnnliliil 51.,
floor has an exit on the mound lev- South 1NL1r11allI, says‘ "1 had '1 con-
el, thus obviating ull dung‘er in ”‘5‘“ dull pain in the small of n"
‘ stunt,
of fire back and sides, accompanied by \Ieak
‘\ new WIIIIIIIK In course of con Iness through my Ioins. \\ hen I was
strucilon contains six new class rooms doing my Work about the hull"6
and u gimxmsium 111 x 75 feet. Lpharp 111 1111,05 darted through me The
! Special gymnastic work in all class kidney secretighs bothered me until
lea: { plainly showed that i needed a kidney
College Preparatory, General and medicine. Dunn's Kidney Pills. procur-
Special courses for older girls. with ed at Plalsted’a Drug Stoie, were not
music and dancing under competenti long In removing the trouble. I know .
IDBITIIOIOI‘E' Primary and liftermedi of other people who have used Doan‘ s
lite Department for little girls and Kidney Pills with satisfactory results.
‘0? boys under ten years. French Praises Dean's Again. ;
taught in all grades beyond and 1n- More than two years later, Mrs.
eluding the sixth. Arrangements matte Seymour-“Said: “Dean's Kidney Pills’
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confirmed - «the
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for bringing children to school and
for serving a hot luncheon. Terms and
at public auction the complete con-
tractiug equipment and real estate of
James Cumisky. 73 Church “street
Greenwich, Conn, on Friday, Sept.
10, 1915 11.1 10 o’clock a. m. The con.
tracting equipment will be sold. con-
sisting of 16 good. general purpose and
heavy draught horses, Weighing train
1290 to 1600 pounds; also 8 dump
wagons. 5 horse carts. 1 platform
spring wagon, 5 stick wagons. 2 mow-
ing machines, 2 horse rakes, 9 sets
double harness, 7 sets cart harneIss,
manent pavement, due 1922.
_ Tg make appropriation for the Pub
liq Library.
‘ To consider the advisability of ap
pointing the District Commissioners
as a Legislatve Committee.
‘ To consider and take action (on the
Question“!!! metering the water sys-
teiii or the extension of the filter.
To consider and act upon such oth-
Ier matters as may be properly brought
before said meeting.
STEPHEN S. HATCH, _
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l HORACE R. NASH , e'x‘tm hridles, pang, 11111111191: or all
'1 ID Wm H ARFORD kinds, 2 team drill. horse and hand
rollers large boom derrick. with 2
booms, out. and rustic stone. iron pipe.
. . NOTICE - brick, holiBw tile, curbing stone, 500
The legal voters and taxpayers of white camel brick sand screens.
1119 Third Taxing District are here-i ““199” Jump“ and NW“ ““119- m“
by warned that the Annual meeting or 3““ ”We” Wm”: cm“ ”3““-
the“ District, will be held in the Fitch plows, shovels. spades, bars. sledges.
School house, Wednesday, Sept. .15 hammers, 2 shantys and many other
' 11,915,111; 3 o'clock 1).va .. articles. 011 Saturday Sept. 11, 1915.
1. To hear ,the report of the District' at 3 o'clock p 111., on the above prem~
pom-missions” lines the NM estate Will b6 bold, in
2. To hear the report or the District “We“: 0" as a whole, 33, “19 Owner
{treasurer , ~ _ Inlay direct, consisting of B. plot OI
, I1 3 To authorize the Commissioners around. 140 feet on Church street,
in the name of the District to apply 154 set on William street, 172 feet
the sum of $3, 500.00 now in the sink. 011 back line. on which are, located
District COmmIssioners.
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,. 11111... Debt on the Fire House. maker's shop. and store? This very
' 1' 11111 minor-ire the Commissioners 11113111111111 111191161111 Iii centrauyhocat-
tn the name of the District to borrow ed has excé‘r'tional montages for
‘ 01' sums of money its the meeting um ,and is certain to double in value in
‘ 1 determine 1 .. ,, the near future. Sale positive, rain or
Slider! ' 1 shine. ’i‘ermsr personal prom,=_oash
3'. SISTRIGT OOMMIISSIONERS real estatestflmh made known 1 '
3 _ , of sale. .. rs
‘ Per order. , ‘ .
. norm (.qust
lug 113111111, isorcalled, to the deduction three dwellings, 11 large stable, shoe- .
for the use of 1119 District such sjum eithér business or reudentlai 111111108911 .
We pay but prices tor all 1111111. or
JUNK.
r1111. WM. EFFRON 00., Inc.‘
80nd poem or telephone. Tel. 441
, tember sixth. '
NII'l‘itT.
illustrated booklet on application. .
The Principals may be seen at. the
g Margaret 1R."Brendllnger, A, B.
Vida Hunt Francis, ,8. i... ,
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, Bids for constructing 17,000 square NOTICE ~
yards at concrete road and bltumln- 1- - EXCURSIONS -
ous road with concrete base, will she STEAMER NORTHPORT
received at the cities of the 5.1111150: Bet-ween
Highways 'and Bridges, Town ~ Hall.
Damien, Conn, until 12 111. Saturday, GROVE AND NORTHPORT
Sept. 11.; 1915, and then publicly open- our Leaves Bolt Leaves
ed. 'Plans and specifications may be notenPolnt. NOWP'OI“
(seen and proposal blanks obtained at , ‘ 11:30 a. n1. , 3:30 a. m.
the above mentioned ofilce. = _4l:_00‘p."1n, 2::00 pm.
V ROBERT 1N. GREENE C. E. 8:00 11’. in. z i ' “ '6100 p. in.
Supt. of Highways and Bridges. 115111 arr-Iv" ‘ ‘ Bastien“ r
——————-———-— ' ‘ Valley Drove. Valley Grove
LIVES SAVED 12:30 p. in: 1 1 10:155. in.
» 6:00 p.‘m. 2:45p. in.
By having us install Hot Water 9:00 p: m. . 5:45. p; m
giaifismnm and Hot Air by MW" Boat: arclveo' or Font nrrlve‘s at
e . 1 - ~
Repairs for all kinds of stoves. "10:: Iran 13?:23"
Try my pipe cleaner for stopped 5.45 p m .7 . 3:“ D- m.
drain ping“?- " 49:45 p. m. i ' :.9:46 p. m.
HENRY A. HEOELEJN.
5,5 Wlhr St. Phone 1100-12
-Wm‘.
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‘FarerfRound,'_1_‘rlng 59¢.
ISchool any morning on or utter Sep-'
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ROTON pom-r, VALLEY,
Hits Home. of Paramount and Metro; _
do all that is claimed for them and,
I gladly confirm all I have said in theirl
praise boiore. " ,1
Price 500, at all dealers. Don‘t sim-
ply. ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Seymour has tWIce publicly re
commended. Foster-Milburn - 00.,
Props, Buttelg, N. Y'.
~Advertlse ‘ in The Sentinel.
Pleasant. Hour. Lockwood'o Hall.
Features-sfixoluiive Right. In Norwaik
FOR TODAY ‘
“The Counter intrigue”
Featuring Nell Craig and 11111311an
_ star Ainsworth. '
LABOR DAY
Metro presents 8. MILLER KENT
in
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TUESDAY
BLANCHF SWEET In
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' OPEN YEAR
GOMPO INN WESTPORT’ 1 *1
if COMPO BEACH Irismo'ugii. and 11‘...» Between :11. mmmmgommm
‘ 1‘ -——-CAFE GRILL .
DANCING 1. ‘ Inimitable Entortllnmont—Pertectiondn Mod and Service. 1
‘ ’ in the pavililon ‘ D NN P
W s... ; 21111.5 .311..er .. .I._c§3'}....§.53£f‘3$ 1 50
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Bedlam. memos“
Demi TQM:
RTE DWVIOH AT ALL
In Seuonkaflclenne Pot-soon, Half Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise
Dressing. Halt Broiled Chicken. New Boiled Potatoes, “Vegetablesuu
Little Necks. Clam Chowdei; Fish.-
flum-Jl‘elephou 98 Westp‘ort
“the cowboy and the; Girl” 1
Photodrama’s leading youthful star'
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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4th
MATINEE 2.15. EVENING 8:15
SELWYN AND COMPANY
PRESENT
THE PLAY THAT HAS EVERYTHING!
“Under Cover”
BY
ROI COOPER MEGRUE
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Prices ............ . . . . . . ................... 25c to $1.50
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
MATINEE AND
N I G n 'r ,2
A. H. WOODS PRESENTS
“HE COMES UP
SMILING”
BY BYRON ONSLEY AND EMIL NYIJAY
Musical Numbers by Jerome Kern.
With Bernard Granville and a Strong Cast.
PRICES—Evening 250 to $1.50.
Matinee 25: to $1.00.
SEATS ,ON SAL‘E , FRIDAY.
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 7th
A NEW COMEDY DRAMA IN FOUR ACTSK
MY LADY’S
GARTER
HONI SOIT QUI MALV PENSE
A Dramatization of JACQUES FUTRELLE'S'
FAMOUS NOVEL.
.MW-__.. . .._._.
BY LEE MORRISON.
With a cast of distinguished New York players; going from here
direct to the Booth Theatre. .
NEW YORK CITY
.~ nouns--
....... $x.5o, $1.00, 75c, 50c and 25c_
SEATS ON SALE SATURDAY. V
SEPTEMBER 8th and 9th
MATINEE WEDNESDAY
LYMAN H. HOWES
TRAVEL FESTIVAL.
OF THE
CALIFORNIA EXPOSITIONS
THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL
Holland, Belgium Paris Park:
And Many Other- i
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1.
PRICES—Evening 250, 35c, 500.
"‘ Matinee 250 3 5c ‘
Matinee, Children Under 12 years, 15c to any-
Part of the House.
' The greatest success of the i915 season was the '
DODGE CAR
only one in four that wanted a “Dodge” was able to
get one.
ORDER NOW $735 1
“SJ" BENEDICT ~173 NORTH MAIN ST.
sour-11 NORWALK Ls
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Try A" 1; Advertisement
In, The EvemngSenhnel-M
Norwalk Chronicler