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Classified “Adsl”—To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 250
Three Times, 500. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
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BANKERS 100TH BIRTHDAY.
BALTIMORE. Md, Oct. B.—~William
Wallace Spence, for many years a
leading financier of this city, is cele
brating today the 100th anniversary or
i his birth.
titty—one persons lost their IiVCSi Mr. Spence was born in Edinburgh,
when 1110 French steamship Am-,E Scotland. It took him seventy days to
iraI-IIatiielin was torpedoed'cross from Scotland to the United
and “‘“k I’)’ a submarine toda\'.fStates in 1833. Last Saturday he re-
A dispatch to the Havas Agencv turned to Baltimore from Hot Springs.
from Marseilles, which brings this Va.. where he had spent the summer
news does not specify whether months. "
the “iCtlmS “13!? passengers or. For years Mr. Spence has expresstll
members 0f ”1“ ”CW. the determination to live to be lit
. , iyears old, and the fact that he has
SERBIAN FORCES done so, is attributed largely to his
_ ARE RETREATING iron will.
“FRI—1N. ()ct. i8. \‘iaLondon.
ALLIED' ’TROOPS TAKE
TOWN OF STRUMITZA, IN
RAPID ASSAULT.
hibition of the most popum. than. or northwesterly along land of
dances including a special number oféflarbara Baldilal‘ to said Ely 1V
their own creation, termed “The Car-I0 8 90th 34-5 feet (“318MB 0!!
mencita Glide,” which has set New-avenue from the point or placed _
York gasping at it’s whirl—wind veloc¥ ginning, and ”191109 running 301111811?
ity and daring‘ or northeasterly 3&5 feet along said
._..____.__._ avenue to the point or place of best».
-—it your tenants move. use a Sen Ding: bounded northerly by land d
Unei To Let Ad. They are read by a Bertha'Nagy, land of Bertha Valid:
tummy of the people in Nay-walk and land of Steve Wargo; easterly by
land of Bertha Vanda and land at}
cleve \i'argo't southerly by land of
larbara Baidizar; and westerly b
)said Ely avenue; , "
*" ‘ The second tract theipg known not
designated as lot No. 71 one map
titled “Spund View Park Addition.
file in the office of the town clerk :
said town of Nomalk, said lot being
(Continued from First Page.)
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iniiuui
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, September 21st, A. D., 1915.
Estate of Edward H. White late of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
The court of Probate for the District
TO LET.
TO LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-
WANTED.
wAN‘rEb—roiixo
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—AT HARBOR VIEW}
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MAN To‘ —---—-——-—‘
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learn surveying; and drafting. Excel- Beat-h, corner lot, 90 feet deep, t‘oi'ner‘ollt" newly papered, in first class con~ 3 :44 p, iii..—'I‘Iie ‘St'l'iliall forces DINNER TO SECRETARY MCADOOL of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed :1? 8?: :3f2fl::t§1:hlazno::‘y
km opportunity. Am.“ H. R. Minor, 97 of Gibson and Oakwood avenues. Easy dition. eight excellent rooms: House in tile klactta lIlSiFlt‘l on thr- SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Oct. Isl—fish; months from the date hereof for a liirtefant to said pi" Vise-s over ,
Washington 51”.“. city. 018 1% terms. inquire M. .l. Thornton, Dar-tang, Well located, central, modern improve» Save-Drum from in Northwest- Prominent citizens of Salt Lake City. the creditors of said Estate to Exhibit DD - - . ‘
w __ fl _ Ct. ' 013 Gtvments. Rent reasonable. Inquire No. 9
ern Serbia where strong resist—
018 1tFancevhas lieen ofiered to the
[Teutonic invaders. are now be-
house, barn, brook. wood. Main road, TO LET~FROM NOV. 1. ATTRAC-i ginning to retreat, it was official-
near Norwalk and Westport, $3,000. tive apartment, large moms, heat, ion-ll." announced today by German
Buyers only receive information. Ad' itor szice. Fve minutes' walk from: Army Headquarters.
dl'e-‘S Farm, 130-‘1 312, Norwalk. 018 3‘ business center: Apply J. M. Layton &‘I
» INQUEST ON BODIES
w 016 3i;
i or AIR RAID VICTIMS'
LONIM‘W. (let. i8, 1:06 p. in.
—-.-\ii inquest on the bodies of the
three victims of the first bomb
were hosts last night at an informal1 their claims for settle meat. Those proposed streets as shown on we;
ma . .
dinner to Secretary of the Treasurylwho neglect to present their accounts, ' . ‘ . ‘ , .
McAdoo. who with Mrs. Mendoo arriv- properly attested, within said time, The thigd tiaitwburf Lngtln uni;
ed yesterday. The party will remain will be debarred a recovery. All De!" defilgnate a: 3‘ . 1MP l[0’11 onmzfegr.
until this afternoon. when they will sons indebted to said Estate are re- 22:: to :Eudierk’fgmcjrsiid int he
' e to San Fran- nested to make 'mmediate a moot . . . .
'23:?“ the“ iourn y 20 l p y in size and location as shown on :
. ~w—fi‘ __ { ELIZABETH CROOKS map, together Wit: right: 0‘ W27:
'15 THE DANCE CRAZE DYING? £011 13 25 Executrix Vappurtzigantt to‘sai ggem'sesopv 1;“,
i The all absorbing question in [lief ,PYODOb 8 recs as 0WD 1 f .
. jma .
minds of a certain 01855 of amusement PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE. p <
The fourth tract being known a
purveyors for the past year, has been: Under and pursuant to an order of
_, Elizabeth street.
FOR SALE—~11 ACRES, TEN ROOM;
WANTED—200 FEET BF 3-4 INCH
or inch second-hand galvanized pipe
immediately. Address Box 152, Roway-
ion, 0. Phone 787-2. 018 St
WANTED~ABLE BODIED MEN
for the work required at once. Apply
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co. 016 St
‘...._. .
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FOR SALE—FORD RUNAHOITT. _ .
first class condition. Equipped witnl TO LET ROOMS 0N PUTNAM
Splltdorf magneto, shock absorber, etc.
Can‘ be seen at Reynold‘s Motor Car
CLUETT, PEABODY & (30.. INC.
avenue, all improvements. lTiTuire at
want~
47 West avenue, South Norwalk, 0r
liiepair hand. (30., West avenue. 016 3t phone 458. 018 {it UTI’I’IW‘I i“ ”I“ Zeppelin raid directed toward the approximate longe— the Court of Probate\for the District designatedg'as 10‘? 239 24}; 25: 31:13:!»
Experienced operators on power ma- "‘”“ _________ in“ \\ ‘i‘l'l‘lg‘lal' mill” 0'1 the vity of the dancing craze and whether of Norwalk, authorizing him thereunto, a map known as Mahac emo 93 ’1 :
FOR SALE—BLACK WALNUT
desk and bookcase, gas postcard pro-
jector, hall mirror and hatraek, baby
carriage, push cart, crib. high chairs,
and a few household articles. Apply
53 South Main street. 015 iii
chines.
ilmidoii area and of three tithe‘s
Steady work assured.
TO‘LET—‘TWO NEWLY FURNISlI—, , ., _ .- . , _ . . ‘
ed rooms, near railroad station, privatei“h0 “(n l‘mfi‘l 0’ “110 ‘Ilk‘d '.
family. All conveniences. 68 Spring; til“ “’Sllll til subsequent air.
015 3t.bomhs. all within the same are't.‘
street.
"gwas held today. The verdict in
To LET—NORTH STREET RO-‘zeach case was “death as the re.
wayton, 7 room ham. furnished, iorrsult of‘an air raid."
light house keeping. $15 per month.
Apply on premises or Mrs. Makowsky,
21 Relay place, Stamford, Conn. 014 3t
To LET—Six ROOMS AND BATH.
All modern improvements. Fine locall-
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
er street, South'Norwalk. Apply H. A.
Hegeleln, Plumber. Phone 1106-12.
on file in said town clerk's oilice, so
lots together being bounded and
or not it‘s immediate dissolution 'is the subscriber hereby otters for sale
imminent. {all such right, title and interest as . .
In the midst of this speculation the? Paul Letigyel, late of Norwalk in said "1de a” follows. Commencing at
estion has District. deceased, had at the time of point on the north ‘linc 0} “0““
street at the_west line of Avenue
016 if
WANTED—EXPERIENCED YOUNG
girl waitress. Hartford Lunch, 6 South
Main street, South Norwalk. 016‘ 3t
‘very uncertainty of the nu
finall convinced those who have in- his death. in and to the following des-
vesteII large sums of money in pro; cribed real estate, to wit: thence running northerl: along :2.
,viding this class of entertainment for} All those certain tracts or parcels of west ”“9 100 feet. I: ence'run ‘1
their thousands and thousands of pn~ land with the buildings thereon stand westerly 100 feet, t ence "um“
w are devotees of this form, ing, situated in said town of Norw ,
2101218320“ that dancing is many and bounded and described as follows: street. 100 feet, and remix rum; ,
years removed from the necessity oti' The “PS1 "‘80! being known and des- easterly 100 I“: to do; 1’02h;:’$
a coroner’s inquest. ignated as lot No. 5 on a map of pro- ’3: tbeginnlingl, “do“; “$313M“; a“
The IKDB of the times are so trana- perty belonging to Christian Swartz, . eaterlnyJad ‘ easier] ‘1) 3
parent that those of us who run my prepared by C- N- WOOd. C- E. and 111- Michae : 0; en‘iherl by solid
read. There is no evident sign of a" ed Nov. 3rd, 1905 in the ofiice of the Avenue B, an sou V y
dimunitlon in the enthusiastic interest '0‘“) clerk 0' the town 0' NONE” said ton street. r f f
in and the devotion to dancing, as a premises being more particularly des- The fifth tract being 41.7) in root
’ bed as follows: commencing on the and rear and 140 feet in depth. and.»
i FOR SALE—APPLES BY THE BAR-
AppLY rel. Benupaiiixv. Saunders, Tel. 251-13,
015 in South Norwalk. 014 if
WANTED —- DRIVERS. PERMA- FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR SALE,
iient positions. Raymond Bros. 015 (it Elm street, Norwalk. Bath, laundry,
ant
WANTED~GIRL WHO UNDER- electric lights, new furnace, c5131”
Hands shorthand and bookkeeping, AD. cellar. Ready for occupancy.
1111' The Hardware and Auto Supply on application. Very easy terms. Jack-
i’;1o., ~12 Water street, South Norwalk. son's Studlo, 53 Wall street, Norwalk.
015 at , ’9 ti
WANTED—«BELL BOY.
nt Clifford Hotel.
SOME MEMBERS OF CREW
OF AMIRAL—HEMELIN SAFE
PARIS, Oct. 18, 5:30 a. m.—
'l‘he Marseilles correspondent of
the I'Tit Journal tt‘lcgraphs that,
the mail boat Eugene I‘ereireI
hus‘arrived there with thirty—
three members of the crew of the
French stemuship Aniirztl—Iieiue-
lin. which was sunk by a sub—
:1
alk southerly to the north line of Morton
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'WANTED—A MAN 01“ ACHARAC’IV TO LET—ll UNION 8T. 7 ROOM
. , on
'3“ and ability to represent “3 ”you" FOR SALE’ONE LIQUOR I‘lc'yapartment. Poueslon at once. The marine A previous report front heallhm' harmlffid :‘Iortggmef‘t' easterly or northeasteriy side of high hounded “annex-13, and easterly
:vlclnity. Pleasant work good pay. Write ense, for Town of Norwalk. For fura Hatch and Bailey 00- 136 ti‘ the I‘Iavas (“Orl‘espondcnt said Still'there are those on ting outas- way called Ely avenue, at the south- land now or formerly owned by Chas;
for our special plan. Barnes Bros. ‘Nur- ther information address P. O. Box , that seventy—one persons aboard es who continually decry the DOSBIDII-y westerly corner of land of Bertha F. Sherwood; southerly by land of Dan
nor-y Co. Box E, Yalesville, Conn. .3573, South Norwalk. 0.12 t! \ 'ro LET—VERY NICF 6 R00“ ”w steamer lost their lives. 1:tytotelrtnl:iszti1‘1:“(tiiilttitlri‘e‘r i::1‘iidbiii1dqi: Nagy designated as lot No. 6 on said lel F. Vadas and wife; and westerly
LOST - i ”apartment. Partial improvements. The, .r\miral—Hanielin was tin-"12:“:g :on?t.s detendci-s and ixxponnmap' thence running easterly or south- by Lexington avenue.
- i PROFESSIONAL. ‘
(Icr government requisition.
cording to the I’etit Journal's cor—
respondent. she was iorpcdoedi
by aii,:\ustrian submarine with—3
out noiidie, and while passengers,
l“and crewchrc being: transferred
07 9t~iSignor (‘ulniieo asked for u {hitherto the hug“; the Slflnnni‘inc bom-
postponeiueiit to.gi\'e Mleeli Pli‘ni‘di, baii‘dt‘d the steamer, which was,
t‘hurltou‘a chief counsel, who is in- Struck by forty shells. The (113-.
dieliOHi‘d. further lime to study Hw loin ol' the Siliilllill'illl‘ assrrted as
case. ‘ iilstilit‘atioii of his attack that theidcr to successfully compete with their
Dam" Scinfl‘O. ”19 presiding Judge. steamer wits armed: but this. is.f°"°w ”S'm‘mmm" ““d‘r'mw "‘9'" mt"?
reserved decision on the. motion and denied li‘rttlte correspondent. Fixim "0' an establishment along the.
began "rm” of parts of the mm, of the crew ““1. founded by “W‘Grcat White Waytlint does not iiicliidei
:\t‘-‘
,ents argue that “sufficient unto the,
day is the evil thereof."
During the past few years dancing
has; without doubt, been the most pop-
ular form of eiitcrtalnment indulged
‘ in. The proprietors of the better class
of restaurants and cafes huve‘found it
essential to provide bull rooms and
dancing space for their patrons in or-
easterly,80 feet, more or less, to the The sixth tract being 41.75 feet Ill.
westerly side of land of Bertha Vanda. front and remand 130 feet. in depth;
'ihence running southerly or southwest— bounded northerly by land of Charles
crly along the westerly side of said F. Sherwood; easterly by a proposed
land of Bertha Vanda and along the street; southerly bydand of Daniel F. '
westerlv side of land of Steve Warga Vadas and wife: and westerly by the
to the. northeasterly corner of land of second tract herein described:
Barbara Buldtzar designated as lot No. For particulars and thrme apply to
ion said map thence running westerly 018 it STEPHEN NOVAK
_,A_.- fl...
‘East Washington street. East No:-
PIANO AND HARMONY TEACHER walk. Apply 64 South Main St.. or
Prefers to instruct at pupils residence. 911030 30- 328 if
as”. afternoon. Finder please return to Free trial lesson solicited to new sin-f . ‘77
Sentinel Office. 018 3‘ dents. Miss Lelia A. Gregory, Nor':t‘..ll|de|'fng his WW. was called SWIM;
"‘ walk, Conn. ‘
LOST—WHITE CROCHET PURSE
containing $25.00. Either Satur-
I‘lllr night or Sundfly Reward it return— South Norwnlk. Bicycles, motorcycles
ed to 227 Main street, Norwalk. 018 it. ind Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
m......_--..,- Expert repairing. Baby cit-"18393 1'0"
Little Lemuel-What is fame. paw? i paired. We ,do vulcanlzins- P1105! 733'
Paw—Fame, son is a high ladder tunable.
with grease on each rung.——lndianap0-I
LOST—GOLD WATCH, BETWEEN
[West avenue and the Colonial lot, Sun-
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST..
, . cf, ‘ .
its Star. SALVATOR oHAmofi... GEMIR- ...... tiring 4“,“. a French toi'pediii Possibly this mania, if you chomp-i M:
'..._.a.. I“- ..-_I.- .-_.n y‘] contractor. Estimates Swen 0“ PREMIER VENI ' . ~ . . . . ~ to call it thus was in a measure duo: ’ PHD .' ‘
ZEL . boat and an Iaiivyltxh Iioxtutai ship ' f"
.__3USINESS NOTICES k l" W“ °’ mm“ "°"" 3° '“’° IN FAVOR OF (IISLLIas to the spot and the wounded and to an olenwm of novelty but met "OP-WALK .
,.__~._-___!_ .- _?-.__-.-_-.e-_. ,_ “It on _ _ . . .‘ . ‘ . « .
FURS—JULIUS TESINY. 131trl316| ‘ 8M: pgltimiizawisciirxdhi PARIS. Oct. 16, 5:35 a'. m.___ many, fugitives were taken;Iategt dances are really "0‘ “9“ buti "
(Main street.Bridgeport.Manufacturingi unney. one ' Earliest hope for the success of aboard. b." ”1059 "9~“5?13- Th" mm ”‘0 old mm elaborated m"
i‘urrier. Repairing a specialty. New furs
always on hand. 018 lm
FREDERICK HEATH OF ROWAY-
,lton, will make two trips daily to New
Work with a party of four. New York
and return $5.00. Will leave the Ma-
liackemo, 7:00 a. m.. Will leave New
{York 11:00 for South Norwalk. Will
leave Maliackemo 1:30 p. m. for secon
trip. Telephone 1212-13.
We pay best prices for all kinda—tit
JUNK.
.THE WM. EFFRON CO. Inc.
Bend postal or telephorie. Tel. 441
u..—
lloodner’s liall Fri. 001-. 22
T‘HE'FOLLIESIDE DANSE
An exact reproduction of a Broad-
' way
Music -— Singing ~— Dancing“ ‘ 7
You may dance all evening.
DANCING CONTEST;
Admission and Dancing ' 500.
i SMlTH AND waqu'r HAVING
‘ reduced their expenses to a minimum
iwill give astonishing low prices on
1 painting, paperhauglng and general
i Jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot--
‘tage street. Tel. 1271-3. 01' 743-2.
WANT CHARLTON CASE POST-
PONED.
COMO, Italy, Oct. 18, via Paris,
11:20 it. m.-—When the case of Porter
Charlton, the American charged with
To the Board of County Commissioners
of Fairfield County:
. I hereby apply for a License to sell
Splrituous and intoxicating Liquors,
Ale. ILager Beer, Rhine ‘Wine,’ and
Cider, at' 18 Burbank Street. in the
Town of Norwalk, in said County. My
ing the'retohor any PotitOilice, Public
Library or Cemetery. ' *
Dated at Norwalk, this 12th day of
October, A. n, 1915. , ; »
ANGELO CANTA'RE'I‘TE.
Seat sale at Baxter's Drug Store.
_ that .235, Either?“ .91
‘ Balcony 50.: "j CrChestra yxoc.
Firewater parapet
- above, named Angelo Contamtte ‘for
. Applicant.
Z. .V. G. MOIiA, Agent:-
We, the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers, ,aa‘ defined by law, of the
Town (if Norwalk, in said County,
hereby endorse the application of the
i
such license. and we do herebymsever‘
ally, :ea‘ch for himself, certify“ that the
above ii‘itmed applicant' is a suitable
person to“ he go iedfa' licenafiip sell
sets are electors and townie
oil 9S¢PXI§W°¥ paid ‘l‘owu
\\ eereln a defense is not necessary.
the Allies was expressed by for-
mer I'reiiiicr Venizelos'. of
'(H'CL'CC, when asked by the Ath-
eiis correspondent of the Matin
to express his opinion of the re—
fusal of the new Greek govern—
ment to send an army to the as-
sistncc of Serbia.
“It was because I foresaw the
new government would take this
attitude that I made the speech
I (lid in the Chamber on the 12th.
I have nothing to add to it, but
none hopes more ardciitly than I
do for an early and decisive suc—
cess for the Allies. I am' more
deeply convinced today than I
was yesterday for their final.
triumph.”
ian government has been obliged
to resort to stem measures of
repression as the result 0f tinrest
among the people, says a; dis
patch to the Secolo from Sofia by
way of Bucharest. Many officers
of pro-Russian sentiments have
been retired front the “army, and
it is asserted that reprisals are
beginning against subjects of the
Quadruple Eintente nations.
An ‘ 'Athens- dispatch to the
Secolo states that 50,000 Bulgar—
ians attacked the-Serbians‘ on
Oct. 7:14 in the Valadovo region,
close ‘to the“ Greek frontier, and
that. desperate fi
a} of Sir‘IEiivvard' Carson; the
nera‘l'i that hep-had
'.assertion 1 ' minis
with idgby
it gave ..
bomlmrdiiieiit. The sound
stilininrincilcd at their approach
after hrmir two torpedoes into
the Anural and Sillkillg.‘IlCi‘..
LORD BRYCE PROTESTS‘
AGAINST AIR RAIDS
LONDON, Oct. 18, 3:52 a. m.
—Diseussi0n in the press on the
exigcncy of rcprisals for air raids
continues. Lord ,Brycc writes to'
the ‘fiimes today protesting
against such rcprisals.‘
In this wan-said Lord Bryce,
Britain stood alone from" the first
for respecting The Hlaguc con:
ventionsand the rights of non—
comba'tants. “To initiate the
policy of savagery carried out
by the-w. when government in
Belgium and France. and by the
Sir Arthur Conan Doyl, in the
Same paper,”rpoints but that
French aviators already have
raided,“ Karléruhe and Stuttgart,
the. latter 53. art being announced
as‘ reprisalgi for raids on open
towns in France and Great Brit.-
ai'n. “It is dirty work at best,”
he says, “however necessary .it
may be; but the dirtiest work of
all would be to allow an ally to
'do it in our name while we ex-
plain to the word that we could
not “condescend to it”,
«LAND AFND'SEAt OPERA- _
TIONS ‘ALONG ’AEGEAN
Coast of Bulgaria" and Turkey: In
these operationsgltnlyg will be
, represented, by... 3.,navalirgsquadron
is Part on. 18,
‘he
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f‘f " ith 3931151"?
a cabaret in it's regime;
For instance thcre is the Thorn) and,
,the Fox Trot. The Tango is an elabor'i
ation on the old and familiar waltzb
de sieclc dance. including the Casth
Walk, the Turkey Trot and ihe,veryv
latest the Carmencita Glide. They
come and they go, but us one departs
there is another to immediately takc‘
it's place. i
‘-~No, dunelng'will never die. ltfis asi
old as this grand old world of ours,
it is even hinted that it was not alone:
the irresistnble temptation of the sua- |
culent Baldwin that lured Adam frond
the “straight and narrow" into forbid-1‘
den paths, but a Fox Trot solo that],
. . . BULGARIANS . ~ : .. ' - l . - l
ems .. mountains W midi. °' .....
- ‘_ - » ..t 11 else. Churc \ ‘ ., ' . . . .w , ’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' '
"THE GREATOD H i A "’ 20;fiteet$t;r:c:il:°sc.hgzl or ‘Publlc MILAN“, Obi. I5, Via/Paris, to lower ourselves to the level of When the Foilies de Danse present' --
W TE 'W V E 09: . : in Oct. 16,4 5:40 a. m..—.—'Thc Bulgan those governm ts." . their entertainment at Roodner‘s Halli "
presenting Schoolhouse. 01‘ the premises. pertn ' -
on Friday evening, October 22. Mai
popular dance artists, will give an ex
—‘
’Puuiuuuiui
l'oul, With Breath Bad or
’ Stomach Sour.
”Don'txlet your stomach; liver and
.bowela make you miserable: Take Cos-l
carats tonight; put an end tothethead-‘l
.4
.i.
the nu; gases ,and co" Itipatedi .. J
which ia,,pr6duciug e misiii'y.
3
Eve was performing under the spread-i ~
Burton and Carmenoita,‘ Broadway’s‘ *
iouu“uuuur‘t_
-lMRMDMMBu
Don't Stayjonstipated, Headaehy, Bll-
REGEN
As New. BeingPresented it the Liberty Theatre. New‘Yor‘
rutATRE
\ TUESDAY &
itiiIEES~T0~day, W.a...s.i.y
'l‘HE GthNl‘iC ‘ SPECiAttEj 1
u.
5,000 Scenes, 18,000 People, 3,ooo*.I-Iorses,,
8 Months in Making,»Cost $500,000;-
i.
45.500, Pearle Saw It!!! Bridgepétt' 5'.
, . . . ,. p intoxicating 1 gr;- no that. the «proceeding, g “Wig "5 n°w pious, Oct. 13,5 9;" mm“... . Nooddahow had'yourllver,stomaoh .. PLENTY OF GOOD SEATS .,
TODAY’S PROGRAM ‘ . bore‘dmfibed" ‘ we is. m burg-0mm . ,- ' 7 ‘ 'x_ ‘ ‘Biritish blockadeof the Bulgar- .or'bowels: how much warhead when, '5 ' ' Matineee. 25c E a Q Bax Stateside”;
- ‘ . ,7 . , . ., I’ 'SIREDWARD . RSON- '_ ’. janfioastyl‘ggys a diSPQIYCIl to the how miserable and uncomfortable you) BARB“! , Daily $69,750 [v “I B. as 50C-—75c|—>,$_H
A LITTLE'fBROTI-I‘ER OF - . ‘ :“ ' VI ' ’ 'HLA, RESIGN‘ED Petltthourd'al’ frgm (fitiiens, is arm"3 {3:11; a °°ld- mutilation, ”“1893" ... ’ :=: ' ’5 I '
TTH‘E’RICH ‘ " .. “LONDON, Oct... 16‘, : a.‘ m. are U. 'e toi‘soifi'ine 'and and ”on. oneness isluzsish- bowels L - - - ~ '
' L . ‘ ‘tbStandingftheieiint de-' sea. operationsxfllong theAegean *You alwaysiget relief with Cascaretsfi’ Thursday matineealldmght, October 2:, Metr
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