- :waik river near Georgetown.
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For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
KRUSEVAC OCCUPIED
BY GERMAN TROOPS
BERLIN, Nov. 8, via London.
4 p. m.—'l‘he Serbian town
Krusevac. on the railroad about:
fifty miles northwest of Nish, hast
been occupied by German troops,l
according to today's official|
statement. given out by armyl
headquarters staff. l
RUMANIA DISARMS t
RUSSIAN VESSELS‘
LONDON. Nov. (1, 7 :29 a. m.—§
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ts!
I
Romanian anthorities have taken
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WANTED.
WANTED-TOOL AND DIE MAK-
ers at Wheeler Bros. us to
'WANTED—CAPAlii.E WOMAN AS
housekeeper in small family. Must be
good worker; reference required. (‘all
at once afternooin or evening, Myrtle
street, East Norwalk. nx‘ 3t
WANTED—4 on 5 11001le
good locality, by a family of three
,mth best of reference, 10 minutes
{stalk of R. & G. State particulars.
Address W, care Sentinel.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply at 6 Stevens street,
svorwalk. n5 3t
MB..- M__- .
WANTED—A LARGE MANUFAC-
TURING AND RETAIL PIANO
MOUSE DESIRES A REPRESENTA-
fl‘iVE iN SOUTH t’NORWALK AND
ll’iClNlTY. ElTHER MAN OR WOM-
lAN, PREFERRABLY ONE OF EX-i
W‘ERIENCE. THE PERSON MUST
AT LEAST HAVE LARGE ACQUAIN-
,TANCES AtN D KNOWLEDGE OF
SELLING GOODS. FOR THE RIGHT
ONE, THIS WOULD BE AN OPEN-
ING FOR A ‘REMUNERATIVE POSIV
(Tron. ADDRESS “PIANO HOUSE,"
(‘10 ISE’NTINE'L, crero AGE, sax.
QUALIFICATIONS AND ANY OTHER
INFORMATION THAT MIGHT rN-
H‘EREST us.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED MAN IN
the grocery line. Must have references. ‘
Inquire A. Stull, 24 Cottage
street,
East Norwalli.
11 Mt
v. ’ V ~
WANTED—MESSENGER BOY. AP-
ply Western Union office. Telephone
(Building. n5 tf
\
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WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
)f' cattle and calves and trade or sell
fresh cows and springers. Friedman.
South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
CLUETT, PEABODY & (30., iNC.
Mant—
Experienced operators on power ma-
M11108.
bunny vvorir assured.
016 if
LOST.
LOST>—IADIES' HAND BAG LAST
night between North Main er. and
il’ostoiiico. Containing eyeglasses.
money and other articles. Reward. 92‘
South Main street, South Norwalk.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAlN ST..
South Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold lid exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea-
sonable.
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
pt give astonishing low prices on
pa nting, paperhangtng and general
boiling. 274 East "gun. and 10 Cot . . - . on vith all improvements 5 West Ave
. .. the right \vlllg. v ' "l I" fA'I'RE
I e at set. , , . , South horwalk.
g r Tel 1271‘s' or “3 P" 'l he herbs are reported to have ,1 . . , . . , .
3. repulsed heavy Bulgarian attaCk-‘tTRANS’PORT HIT I “
till the Krivolak sector. where! t _.._.
Proposals For State
Work.
Sealed proposals will be received by
,lhe State Highway Commissioner, :
.IROOD‘i 27, State Capitol, Hartford, Ct..'
tintil 2 p. m., Monday, November 15th,‘
11915, for the following sections ofi
rotate road work and bridge work in
accordance with plans and specifica-‘
lions on filed in the oflice of the State
[Highway Commissioner and at the. folw
flowing places: I
Town of Weston: About 8425 linearI
feet of Native Stone Macadam con-'
structionfT’lsns and specifications at
{Town Clerk’s office, Town Hall, Wes-
.ion. Town of Wilton: Construction or
lwd (2) Reinforced Concr‘ete "'1‘" Beam
bridges, as. - foliowes: First—Two
K2)—-22 foot span bridges over the Nor-
,wailr river near Cannon Station, Sec-
ond—26 foot span bridge over the Nor-
Plans
Bud specifications at Town Clerk’s of-
Iice, Wilton. 'Also for the construction
'nf about 1950 linear feet ofHStaridai-d
lWood Guard hailing in various towns.
'Ali bids must be accompanied by a
surety company bond or a certified
check not less than one-third of thg
cost 0f the work. The State Highway
Commissioner reserves the right to re
flect any and all bids. Dated at Hart-
ford, Connecticut, November 2nd, 1916
"- pC.J.BENNlliTT.’" ‘
State Highway Commissioner
! No steps have behn taken by
the government. to prosecute Mr.
Palmer}.
FRENCH TROOPS -
ON BABUNA HEIGHTS
PARIS. Nov. 8, 5 a. m.—
French troops have
Kosjak and iabtlna Heights,
which commla d Pletvar Pass
iIIii'Oiig'll which runs the Pcrlepeé
Kavadar road and are expected to
cdect a junction seen with the
Serbian army occupying the
northwestern, slope of ‘the Ba.-
buua range. says a Monastir dis-
patch..‘to the Martin. ’
STEAMSHIP WOOLWICI‘I '
HAS BEEN SUNK
_Thc steamship Woolwich, of
”London, 2,936_ tons’ ggoss, has
necessary steps to bring, into
Rumaman harbors and disarm
vessels flying the Russian flag
FOR SAL]. ' TO LET.
FOR SALEwA aim rassn cowl TBTEr—rlvs ROOMS. GOOD 1.0- which are loaded with arms and
Inquire John Negyse, .Richards aV‘e'1cati0n. Bent reasonable. p, floppy 35 ammunition for Serbia, says
““e' “ 9‘“ .Norwaik, R‘ F'VD‘ 40' ”5 5500% avenue, East Norwalk. us in send—official statement issued at
._ Bucharest and received here by
AUCTION SALEwENTIRE STOCKi l - ) '
of Jewelry, Musical Instruments, 518- To LET“HOUSEt SEVEN ROOMS, “Indy” from l’crlm'
tionery, Toys, Shelves, Show Cases,‘and bath. All improvements, No. 7.‘
gfufi‘uLEF’ 853’s; Defk'jtc‘hl‘lp be 51?? Rowan street. inquire 11. E. Morgun.‘ BRITISH ARMED
lt‘ c on 0 ie 1 les 1-1 . , .
ders, lit-ginning Saturday, in": 2 “L198 hast avenue. 1 n8 3t; MERCHANTMAN SUNK
5 o'clock. and from 7 to ill. continuing _ _ .I?0‘\ ”DIM IV)" 8‘ 4:20 I" m‘
98'“, day umil so“ The Bazaar, 7,, To LET—THE FIRST FLOOR op ——lllc liritlsh armed merchant-
“ashmglon street. INC, 11 High 'Streei, South Norwalk; man 'l‘ara was stacked and sunk
ti rooms and attic rooms. Iinpi’ove- in the Eastern Mediterranean by
merits. inquire of Mrs. James Golden, tuft) (it’l'Hl'dn Slllllllal'lllt‘s on Fri—
1‘.
FOR SALE—32 H. 1’. MODEL l'.’
Buick in first class runnlnl.r order. 4 Fairiield avenue. "5 it day last, according to an official
\lould demonstrate anywhere. Price announcement made this aftcr~
l’ ‘ ' v . I! '
$3.10. i. ll. heyser. P. 0. Bo). .m or To LET_FURNISHED BEDROOM; noon by the Ilffit‘lal l‘rtwu
phone 1082 ; private family Fine location; near car lltlrcai‘l.
F0 SA llines, all conveniences. Suitable for
R LE—BARGMNS‘ 1915 MAX' lady. Terms moderate. For particulars INVESTIGATE HARTFORD COUN’
well with extras, $475. 1912 Abbot-’address Bedroom. 9,0 Sentinel om“, TY JAIL.
awaitinufiisn aagjglitevena-Durvea. 5mm, Norwalk. "5 3, HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. 8.—The
' ' ' _county commissioners have called a
FOR SALE—PURE. JULIUS TES-i To LET—THE DENTAL ROOMS ”99"“ °’ ”‘9 ’°“"‘“"“ ”New”
iny, 1314-1316 Main street, Bridgeport. over the People’s Trust 00., formerly “"93 ”d 39"” ““310“ from ”“3
Manufacturing fun-ten Repairing a occupied by 1),. Weed, B. i). S. For county in the General Assembly to be
specially. New furs always on hand. further particulars inquire at Old Well held MONEY “I 10 3' mu ‘0 913ml!"
. 0281m Cigar (30.. 3 Washington street, into the. present condition of the
__ Hartford County Jail, to consider
TO LET—(l ROOM COTTAGE, Wi'l‘H plans for necessary repairs to the
all improvements. Also 5 room cot- present jail 0" "‘9 desirability OI
Iago. Nos. 5 and 6 Disesa Court. in- building a new jail and to take such
more .1. llisesa, Central Hotel, or 121 action as they deem best. SEMI”
Main street, Norwalk. iii in Louis rR. Cheney, of this city. is chain
lMORE RECRUITS ‘ _. man of the Hartford county legisla-
FOR BRITISH ARMY! To LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE tors. Under an order from the Board
ST. JOHNS, N. 1:” Nov., 3__‘i.awrence street, South Norwnlk. iii- of Health. passed not Ions use. the
‘Thc sci'cnth contingent of 250 quire R. Joselovsky, 52 water street, commissioners have either to repair
men recruited ill this colony for South Norwalk 0‘” “I C9"? “"9““, Elm "‘9 present jail or build a new °“°‘ A
the British Army has arrived in‘NOIWMk- N U new jail, modern In every
England. accordingr to word rc-" could be built from $400,000 to $500,-
ccivcd today. '11“. mm Hilly ‘ __ .. , .000, the commissioners think. The
I I ‘H To LET THREE 0 ROOM APART commissioners believed alterations to
“him hf“! “W" drilling: lli'ri‘ 101‘ merits. No. 70-72 North Main street. '0
several months and which llzl— with all improvements. ncwly decorat- the present jail would cost from 31.. "
trolled the coast duringr Illt' stunned m 315 a month. A seven rooln 000 ‘0 3-”0'000' The 3"” population ’5
llicl',.stai‘tcd for the war with the ('Oililliv With all modern imlll'm’r‘ 3mm“ “1 ”Ch pace "‘1“ more cell
bcst l'iflc “mom," record of am. ’ lllt‘llIt-l, 31 Taylor Ave. ti roonl cottage room is even now needed.
M ”W ('(_t,“,lnlu_l“1: IllilS f.“- \‘clfi with all improvements, 12 Lincoln .
. ‘. . ‘ ‘ ‘ - tAve. inquire United Grocer" Corn-
out from Newfoundland. lpfmy. ’ MERIDEN STRIKERS' PARADE.
‘ nannies. (‘.onn., Nov. 8,—somo 3.-
\lltllllt'i‘ colllpzmy, ill process of: .- _ ._
foi'lllulioll. The I);|Il‘it)[i“ .\sso— TO LET—RENOVATED THROUGH- 000 strikers of the international Silver
Company and Manning Bowman and
t‘lillltlll. which has charge of thc‘onl, newly papered, in first class con-
l't‘t‘l‘llllllig‘ work. has decided to dition, eight excellent rooms. House Company “and“! ”‘mugh m" factory
continue cnlistlllent as long as well located, central, modern Improve. district this morning. but there was no
FOR SALE—ONE 1913 BUICK
touring Car. 1912 E. M. F. touring car.
1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle's Gar-
age, 11 Raymond street. n if
”‘0 “'3” I“ I” Dilute“. ments. Rent reasonable. inquire No. 9 disorder. “”8 “I“ ”‘9 “'3' day 5‘3
_ In addition to 11“. L750 New. . Elizabeth street. / 018 if by the companies on which the Sll‘lh
folltidlzilldcrs lltl\\' With the army! . u.-. __- .. __,.____.__ _ _ ers were to return to work. the em
I‘ll“ colony has gym 1.350 mcnvl TO LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH. ploycrs having announced previously
sailors. for scr- ' All modern improvements. Fine locali- ”1*“ if ”‘9 “n‘pl‘i’y” “'0'” "m bu‘k i"
llritisll Naval rc- ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv- the work. ”‘9" “IMP“ “'m'm 1’“ lili
er street, Soutll Norwalk. Apply H. A. ed. -l’o ice were stationed about the
IHegcleiii, Plumber. Phone 1106-12. plants today.
:FRENCH OFFENSIVE l T .. According to the labor lenders. not
, AGAINST BULGARIANSI o LET—21 UNIO.‘ 5T. 7 ROOM more than one or two strlkers wont in
9H t lVll§l '\'ov _ __\,h . apartment. l’ossesion at once. The work.
, 1 (film! ‘Vm, ' 84min {111;tHatCh and Bailey Co. 126 u The six factories of the companies
lThe French (lilt'l'lfi‘lVC‘ .ifl'linsi t'hcl are idle. except for what work is be-
! ““1 “Wm“ is prol‘cctlillg; silrclv T0 LET—VERY NlCE 5 _ ROOM ing done in the shipping rooms, it is
hf ‘. i. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . ..';apartment. Partial improvements.;suiu.
bill sloph. llt‘tallSC of the ‘lllfil- ,
‘cttltics of'thc tcrr'iin iii the sec-IE“t Washington street, East Nor-
;lm’ "4””qu (,f 64;“qu Kicll- ; walk. Apply iii South Main St.. or. INDUCE PROFANITY.
l ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ' llphona 00. s28 til "Are the mosquitoes ‘bd out
I - ,wsy?"
[‘1 ml -(l "st“ l ' .‘ .‘ r ”0“ 'd TO LET~FIJRNlSiiED ROOM 1N1 “i guess their morals are all right:
,. 0‘ ‘ HM- fl“ ay. 1 h" (‘1‘ ‘ private house in best residential see but “,5 critters are mighty trying (in
here. lhc I‘rt‘lltll adiailtc to- tion of city, near center. Address “
lward the north is said to be com care Sentinel. 115 3t! mine. —Boston Transcript.
Eilllliing iillintcrruptedly totlay,5
:with the British contingent
all experienced
\icc \\’llll the
serve.
- - - our
lily and .\lclliilsl_v were occupier y
on the fifth and llololnho was”
.__—.__
———l
T0 LET—A FURNISHED ROOM'
l . I BY TURKS' SHOTS
1the French also have mafcrlallyl CONSTAINTINOPLE vial
txttndcd‘their line vs I'ilLll reaches London, Nov. 8, 3.10 a. tu.--The’
beyond (.radsko and west beyond
‘WHERE EVERYBODY 5 dose."
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL' ' '
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PAGE THREE
I SENTINEL
READERS’
LAMWW
“TAG DAY."
Editor Sentinel: ‘
Ali praise to our captain, Mrs. Louis‘
Lehmaeir, her first lieutenant, Mrs. F.
A. Lane, the ladies, misses, youngI
men and every contributor to our},
greatest charity "The Norwaik Hos;
pital."
Over threethousand dollars collect-
ed in one day for the lnaintainance,
is proof that if all sections of our
town would get together and make
one very earnest effort, we could raisi-
thirty-thousand dollars more for the
new Hospital. I
This amount together with morct
than fortythousand dollars now in the
swings banks at interest, at leasti
wenty—thousand dollars which can bcj
m\~‘»
ONLY 0N1". Mona % WEEK ! "
The spatial Gas Heater offer will last this
week only. Place your offer before it is too
late—offer positively closes Monday, Novem-
ber 15th.
SPECIAL PRICE $3.75, complete with
tubing and connection to existing gas outlet.
By Ordering This Week
You Save A ilollar
collected from pledges already made.
and an earnest appeal to the next leg ,
islator for an appropriation of tent
thousand dollars would give us the;
one hundred thousand dollars requir-l
ed to build and equip a first clas upto-
date Hospital to be located on the;
present site, convenient to trolley, 8C" ~ __ . .- . . . ., _._. . .s.. ' _- .
cessibie from many directions, gens yielded. She was separated from the the persuasive powers of the two Am-
trally located with a beautiful coun, others and became the bride of a 'l‘urli- erican young women and-the expendi-
try, harbor and sound view, pure air, isll officer. . ture of money, the authorities werein-
perfect sewage and most ideal spot. l ThrOUEhi the escorts of missionaries Iduced to permit the return of the'glrls
If our people, north and south, wm‘and lniluentiai friends in Marslvan to Mamlvan.‘ '
Join hands, locate the Hospital as MISS Willard and MISS Gage after 3 The American school and Anatolia t
suggested, raise the thirty thousand dais obtained permission to follow the college In Marstvan Opened in Sestth- ,
dollars, the firm of Raymond Brothers deported party and set out accompan‘ ber, as usual, though with fewer BUI- i
mm, as a starter. subscribe five-bundled by an interpreter and one of the dents than ordinarily.
dred dollars. tmission's/Clrcassian guards. Drivmg.‘
i am sure litany of the original suh-‘ “mug, 5““ horses ‘0 IWO light “’35"
scribers are ready and willing to d0u~ 0“: they 0""I00k the procession Int
ble their original subscription, if we'48 mm"- Meanwhile,h0wever,twenty-j Referee in Bankruptcy John W.
can be assured of a modern up-to-datel ”"9 OI ”‘9 girl ””30““ had bee“ 391" {Banks has announced that the first
Hospital. ;arnied from the others and sent on a imeeting of the creditors of Louis E.
THOS. I. RAYMOND. lmad ‘0 the‘south. lRichard, the Elm street, Bridgeport,
; After a time the main party math'mndertaker, will hp held November
led Sivas, where the prisoners were'ls at 10 a. m. Richards had liabill»
The United Electric Light & Water Co.
67 WALL 8T. 'PHONE 1680. NORWALK
RICHARDS’ CREDITORS WILL
MEET ON NOV. 15.
NEW HAVEN'S INDUSTRIAL BUR' housed in one. of the buildings of the. .ties of $6,464.75 and assets 01' 51..
American
EAU.
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iCharies A. Call Appointed to Succeed
W. H. Seeley. .
‘ The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company has select
ed Charles A. Call, at present General
Passenger and Prob-ht Agent of the ‘
New York, \Yrstt-ht‘sttl :lin' ltostoii.
Manager of the industrial llurcntl to
succeed W. H. Seeiey, who has resign
ed to enter another line of business-
ill Brooklyn. N. Y.
1 Mr. (‘all cult-red railroad til-clos in
1883, when he became connected with
the New York and New lCiljtlund liail-
board. Finally, thanks to 21210
PHONE
NORWALK
BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN
"‘3 Monday DO-DAY MC nclay
i. Matinee 2:20. Evening 7:15 till 10:30.
‘ 'l‘hc Winsome. Flower of the S rem. MARY MILES MINTER m
,‘j’ “EM Vl-Y of screams N to T” We”)
“'in ill its Passenger lb-pdi‘lnit‘iil. In
" * ‘ ’15-“ ' 1‘ Adult it . ~
”‘9“ 3‘ WW ““3“". . 5 . ‘ TUESDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT. NOV. 9
illusion. Muss, and in ”did “as up ..
i Paramount Offers Marie Doro in ”THE VJHITEVPEARI)’
\NEDNESDAY MATINEE Ah D NIGHT, NOV. 10
(2 shows matinee, 2 shows night)
'l‘llc (ircatcst of All Motion Pictures
“HYPOCRITES”
Positively No Advance in Prices. All seats roc. Boxes and
loges 20c.
THURSDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT, nov. 1;.
THE MOTION PICTURE THAT wens TAKEN IN
NORWALK FEATURING EDMUND BREESE
“THE SO‘JG Cl" ”416/ WA'I’U SLAVE."
No advance in prices. All~ seats Ioc. Boxes and loges_' 20c.
FRIDAY SPECI L MATINEE AND NIGHT, NOV. 12
The First Music Comedy of the Season u A. )ELE’!
The Successful International Sensation
With the original favorites. Direct from one year’s run in
New York and London. Seats now selling. -
Bargain Matinee 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
lpoiuied General Agent of the Passeng‘
er Department of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company <
with offices in New York i‘ity. This, . .
was the first time that the New Haven
railroad had a regular retiresentative ‘ -,
of its Passenger llepartlnent in the
Terminal ill New York city.
.ir. Cali became General Agent of
the New Haven at lloston in 1908, in
charge of the general office which was i
2at that time located on Washington;
t street. He became General Pb‘d'sengeri
and Freight Agent of the New York,.
Westchester and Boston in 1912.
in the performance of his duties on
:the New York, Westchester and llos~l
ton, as‘weli as his previous exper-
' ience, Mr. Call has had excellent train- .
ling for the position he is about to its-3
,surne. He has made the most of that
region.
LONDON GLOBE
SEIZED BY POLICE
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1:06 p. m.
.—The Globe, seized by the police
on Saturday. was still ill control
of the authorities today. IVhen
asked as to the probable period of
suspension. Charles Palmer, cdi-l
tor of the Globe, said;
“We are under military law,
icalnlly awaiting developments."
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floats
irrational. Hbflfdrd. 0cm; ‘ “
been sunk.vHer, crew was saved.)
. , r _‘ . ._ ‘ “ft . .
_ , lfollowin statement .‘ ' -
the Thoma river to the havadar' g has been IS
occupied -
Mat. 2:15, Eye. 7:15 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra 10c.
Week of November 8, 19: 5
sued by the Turkish War Office:
“Near Anafarta we bombarded'
a torpedo boat and a transport of
.theencmy. Several hits were
lobserved. The transport fled en-
|vclopcd in smoke.
, “On Saturday one of the
enemy‘s aeroplanes damaged by
.our fire fell into the sea near
MONDAY
JUleosAN in
A ‘srx ACT DRAMA
,"JUDGE NOT”
“NEAL OF THE NAVY"
EKutschuk Tcmikli. Two Part:
“Near Ari Burnu there were PATHE WEEKLY
artiller combats d r'
. Y an \ lgorous TUESDAY
bomb thrbwing.
“Near Seddul ‘Bahr the enemy,
after artillery preparations, vain-
ly attempted to advance against
our center.
LUBIN. PRESENTS
“THE GREAT RUBY”
A 5 Part Drama
“On the left wing the enemy RENE fifigfisasg aowm
fired. 1,300 shells unsuccessfully.” ' ARDEN in
,FIGHTING AROUND “' - erorgm‘ggelg {ESTER
, ‘GRAHOJIO CONTINUES EDWARD JOSE
PAtRIS, Nov. 8, 2:50 p. m.— M“
‘The Montenegrin Cansul-General THURSDAY
issued the following official THEDA BARA in
statement receivedtoday: CARMEN.
‘Fighting around Grahovo, in Six‘ Massive «tReels
\Vestcrn Montenegro, near the ' ' A
Herzegovinian. border, continued» '1 FRIDAY
furiously th rouqhout the day and
. HOLWQK-«BUNN, In
night of Saturday..,I he Montene-
“THE IVORY SNUFF
»- the girls were ’ibeinz taken ’on at long-
grins repulsed the enemy with BOX” In 6, Act!
great losses and dispersed assem- .. ' ' ‘
biing troops. . SATURDAY . p
“A violent artillery engagement SIX Rm ~.FIRST. RUN
7 PICTURES
is proceeding over the rest'of the 1
front.” -4 ‘ I I til "I
.c .- ’ ,. . 'l
, overlanddouraoo the invitation was re-
I‘ opportunities on the Westchester road. '
land it is due to his record with that'
lCompany that he has been selected for
th8 new appointment.
E ' CARD or THANKS.
We wish'TB'th‘ank the. neighbors and:
friends whose sympathy was extendedi
:to us during our recent bereavement!
in the lose of our husband and father. ‘
Mrs. Jerome Smith, Oakey Smith and,
family. / 1
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AMERICAN GIRLS SAVE 41 ARMEN.
IAN WOMEN.
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Follow Party Made Captive by Turks
and Secure Freedom of Them.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—Two young
American Women, Miss Chalotte it.
Willard, a Smith College graduate, now
head of the Girls' Boarding school in]
‘Marsivan, Asia Minor, 'and Miss,
Erances Gage of the lnternationa Y.§
W.’C. A. brought about the return to;
that city of forty-onset the urxty-threel
young Armenian women who. thol
Turks took away in August.
According to reports received by the 5
American Board ofCommissioners forl'
foMgn‘missions, theTurks broke in i
to the mission compound and led the
girls out. I At the gate each young we
man, teacher, pupil or nurse was asked '
’it she would accept isiam instead or
[.Chri'stit'nity, but each refused. While
nicotine-term stun:
Evening, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50
Coming Soon—Geraldine Farrar, the grand opera star in the sen-V
sational picture "Carmen," produced by Paramount, now playing at *
$2 prices in all big cities. Will be seen at the Regent with no advance '
in prices. if you want to see a sensation, see Geraldine Farr-al- in
“Carmen."v '
ltltlttltl lHEllR _
Entire Weekot November 8th . I
f
.A
Emily Wakeman Hartley. .
Manager"
Phone 2300.
Evening A
at
8:15
SEATS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES NOW ON SA
Ls.
, . T. muons—25¢. soil-7754:.
., . All Hat. 400,9eats at 50c, :50 Seats ayssc.
.PRIQEs—25¢.-.50¢.75¢. $1.00 ~ ,. .
- . Emoticons: soc zoom-n 59-
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