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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
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W" THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘ 1*th THREQ
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ADELE.
One of the best. and in the estima-
tion of many, the very best show
.that ever came to Norwaik, was pre-
sented at the Regent Theatre last
evening, when the musical comedy
(“Adelex’ the great New York success,
‘made its appearance in Norwalk. The
'singing and dancing was some of the
best that was ever heard and seen in
.this city, and the good clean wit, and
last year, more trouble has been lust, '
with than in all of the other countlaiW
put together.
. inc .ocai warden has kept in clean."
touch with his work, however, and
conditions here are very good.
LA We- vpiwu) is oy~ Leo'Stein'who-ine'decepnua through her awkward
wrote‘F- "Merry Widow’” and its i ness in the trousers, and learning tha‘
music: bronco; semianpresantcoulthe rich Helena, her brother and hit
ducting the orchestra at the Theatre 5 housekeeper are one and the same in.
do” Westens in Berlin. lduces her to marry him. Helena con-
What promises tobe the best sing-159mg and all ends happily.
lug chorus of the season, with addi-l —-————————-——
tional numbers by Rudolph Friml,“woR51- DOGS m sTATE IN FAIR
composer of “High Jinks" and “The FIELD COUNTY. .
Fire Fly. Will interpret the numbers Officials of me Animal Commis .. Mrs. Lite (with newspaperi—‘lt
assisted by a spectal orchestra car—at . , WW5 here that Mr. Proscklyeswia
ried by the company and the follow lsmner’s OWWW' m Hartford, have "We? ingualinczinski was married yester-
ing well-known principals: ii“ communication mm “1°"le W day to Miss Maloonloozek Winskafii"
Frank Deshon, who starred in “The WWlWh' local dog warden, relative to diakowski. '
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Business ”and
A DESlHABLE MERGER.
Office Boy" and “Miss Bob \N'hite":c°"dm°ns existing in l-‘airiield. v The. Exe—Gee whiz! Thank heaven that
_ humor of the two comedians,'Felix
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,through this section and has wardens throughout the state \
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WANTED. TO LET. FOR BALI.
, , lately; tretires one of the names from use
Haney. as Hen" Parmaceau. a 58'5““ been with “The Modern Eve" I
and'bee” urged to apply themselves zeal'lanywav.
merchant, and Fred Frear, as’ Alfred “Tile Beauty Spot." The leading ten- ously to keeping their territory clean.
NVANTED— M A x U r A c romanI T0 . LET—PLEASANT .FlgftN‘llSH-
‘wants in office, a man experienced in ed room. All conveniences. riviege
. . of light housekeeping.
detail wogk,’ must write a good band street.
and be quick and accurate at figures,
and able to furnish reference as to
68 Spring oyster ground, well
1112 3‘ young oysters. All in excellent condi- Adele was excellently played by ‘Mlss‘Constance Grant, Jack Palen and Ed-
. ‘ N "', Jerse a ver retty and clev~ . .~
TO LET—3 ROOMS AND BATH,.U°n Address Box 403, bouth orwaih ’Myrtle y. y D win Skedden, the latter a
-«Frieber, an olive oil dealer, held the‘or is Almon Knowles, and others are. of vicious dogs. 1
ACRES audience in a roar 0' laughter, When'lPeggy Brannon, Stella Thomas Stan- The very interesting statement was‘ Madge—i hear that Charlie is on
with 9"" they appeared. The part ”I‘ley Henry. Elaine Doree, Lily Stafford made to Warden Walsh by a Hart-“awful spendthrift. '
ford authority that the most vicious Marjorie—I should
FOR SALE—TWENTY
stocked
say he was.
dogs in the state of Connecticutaseem He's trying to make two wild oat!
baritone
. ”Conn. ms at or young “We“. and Charles BOW',from Covent Garden, London. to be centred in this county, and in :grow where only one grew beformsv
Ziurt? aididabillty "WWW previous Sizszagiztnir: gzgiiiizft. SIOLIZAE; era. 38 Adele’s husband, also made 3' The orchestra is under the direc this section of the state. during tht Puck. . ‘1 i
tin; dull-c: ress Experiencedfifeg'; ' “1 Tb LET 2 FURNISHED ROOMS‘Srem hit- The “"89 audience was-tion of Paul Yartin and some of the m “ * ' W ,2;
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man & Em. Norwalk. “12 3‘: -—| ‘ Th . “The Peasant Girl, “Native Women,"
W - . 1 TO LET—SEVEN ROOMS, HEAT- RW'" °"°- I “an“ and The Diplomat.
IWANTED —- YOUNG mm, FOR! To LET—‘FIVE ROOMS OVER cd, uli improvements, hot water heat. Today at the 'Regent Theatre, Para: The story of “The Peasant Girl"
general housework.
(Washington street.
_‘ “ harbor. Rent 812. inquire at L‘llom
~ - ..'. leased with the rforin- . -
. .. _ TO LETfl5 PLEASANT ROOMS, Suitable light house keeping. A gas‘iery well D h l l D? e numbers that ’will be whistled art
WANTED—A ‘SALESLADY 1x A second floor, partial iiuprovements.‘5t°"e and parlor stove. Inquire 2 High ance, and only ope tiat tie manag , Listen Dear, the waltz‘ theme.
dry 300“ Stow Apply to A. Dicker- No. 19 South Osborne avenue, Eastjmwe"
n13 31 'ment will soon book another as good. “Childhood Days," “Two is Company"
m, J0591n_ 19,3 L’Homniedieu Bros. Store, east Ip-lu'ltll'llcli'i'e location. Rent $25.00 permount will again offer by popular re'iconcerns Young Count 3010 an un-
1112 31 l i er - ‘ w" view of month.
proact o n “ bridge W 1e walk Trust Company Building. n12 3
Taylor & Golden, South No: quest Pauline Fredericks in the great poverlshed nobleman who has let his
- 913)’. in picture form, “an." The estate run down. liolo is in love with
WANTED—A GIRL 0R WOMAN medieu Bras] store.
for general housework for a small ‘
family; A god home for right party.
F’ clo Sentinel. ”11 3‘ rooms on ilrst floor 2 rooms on third
floor. improvements, water, electric
— side car, fully equipped. Cheap. Robt. promptly at 7:15. and two complete ry. 13010 has a friend Popiel, who in
TO LET_7 ROOM HOUSE‘ FIVEA. Burt, 434 East Main street, Bridge- shows will be given.
port.
FOR SALE—MOTORCYCLE AND evening performance will beginlWanda, but they are too poor to mm.
011 Monday. spite of his wealth can not make the
Rolfe Photoplays company will offer gallant showing with the ladies that
WANTED—T0 BUY AUL KINDS lights and wash tubs. 7 Seymour St.
‘1' cattle and calvesvand trade or 3°“ inquire A. J. Miles, 40 Butler street,
fresh cows and springers. Friedman. Norwalk Ct. 1112 at
South Norwalk. Tel. 1151. 1 '
To LET—2 FIVE ROOM APART-
CLUETT' PEABODY & CO" INC. meats, No. 70-72 North Main street,
‘mt_ iwith all improvements. Newly decor-
335911611000 operator. on power ma- ated at $15 a month. A six room cot-
tunes. ‘tage with all modern improvements,
dy worn assured. 016 u 12 Lincoln avenue. Inquire United
_' ‘ Grocery Company.
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fowla, turkeys, geese, ducks, roasting more in "The Final Judgment," a five ena, Whom he wishes to marry a
pigs.
Thanksgiving feast.
Satisfaction
.30 Myrtle street.
well with extras, 8475. 1912 Abbot- icks in “Eternal City."
Detroit, 5275 and StevensaDuryes. is in 8 parts and ran an entire seasonl'mo ‘5 "wens“: 909181 induces her
:8150. Luther M. Wright.
.. through the Metro program thebril- ‘Bolo does. Pan Jan Varemba, a rich
FOR "SALE—SPRING CHICKENS iiant dramatic actress, Ethel Barry- WWI" 11“ 5 pretty daughter, Hei-
lee me your order for the part plcturintion founded on George nobleman 30 that they may have a
Prompt service. Scarborough's newest and best book. “"0 in the family. He hears of Halo
guaranteed. Handley, Tuesday. the play made famous by“nd ”0 he ”This! her to me great ban
Phone 1219-5. Rose Stahl, "The Chorus lady", will‘“ Warsaw to meet C(unt noio. Bolo
, be the feature. wadnegdny is another heats of this and disdulns the idea oi
FOR SALE-BARGAINS. 1915 MAX- sensational surprise, Pauline Freder-‘m" ““0“ With a peasant girl. and
This plcturef when Helena hears of his decision she
Monday, November 15th, is your last chance
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at the Astor Theatre, New York at to pose as his housekeeper as Help to secure one of the new \ ulcan Rtflcttor ()3
BUSINESS NOTICES __
i To LET—~FIVE ROOMS, SECOND
A- MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN “Telfioor. No. 3 Burbank street. Rent $12.
5011“! Norwalk. 31010103. motorcycle! Inquire No. 1 Burbank street. n11 3t
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged. 3?
Expert repairing. Baby carria es rot w
paired We do vulcanlzln Prizes i‘ea-I T0 LET—A HOUSE ON COTTAGE:
Iongble 3‘ street. All improvements. Reasonsble'
.rent. Inquire at Keeler’s Shoe store,l
iWashington street. all (it
To LET—2 CONNECTING FURN-
hed rooms with stove, gas. running
for light;
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum:
will give astonishing low prices onjis
‘ainting. paperhanging and general
popping. 274 East avenue and 10 Got--
gwater anti conveniences
liny, 1314-1316 Main street, Bridgeport. the Regent Theatre on Wednesday.§wheu Helena assumes charge she
lManufacturlng furriar. Repairing
‘l specialty. New furs always on hand.
E; regular theatre prices. There will hasbgfver seen lbier and he leads her Heaters at the special price.
_ , U T - ' o o to ut is estates ' d . . ,
FOR SALE runs Jun 8 positively be no advance In Me" at! p m or er Don't neglect this opportunity to get your
'Irhursday will again we Madame Pwishows an immediate progress in the heater, tubing, and connection to existing gas
trove in “My Madonna ,, Friday Will profit of the estate and Iiolo complies
0281m be a special engagement of Edith. with all her orders while she is pres- outlet, guaranteed, for $3.75. \
1 Thayer in “The Peanut Girl," Seats :2; latityw:eng;he (has :bse3ttlid her-iseli .
FOR 8ALE"0NE 1913 BUICK will be placed on sale Monday. On 8 3 run ~ 99““ ten _
ltouring Car. 1912 E. M. F. touring car. Saturday of next Week, another big :nnnshesd up the crockery and (unit. ! Order “0‘ Ja'er “Ian
l1912 Overland roadster. Wehrles Gar- feature has been arranged. .l ure an eaves. . r MOHd‘y and saVe a dollar
age, 11 Raymond street. 11 tf- ~ __ , liolo has formed an affection .J. ‘6
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“'THE PEASANT GIRL" CO. ,iier not knowing that sht is 1.. . .. t
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To LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-- Edith Thnyer, who will he reinem~: Later llelena sends Baln ii cliiillengv
The United Electric Light & Water Co.
rage street. Tel. 1271.3, or 743% 210:8]:igfill‘gi-nu362i30 per week. [filipgmm' newly papered, in an“ close con-‘ liercd for her performance in “The“, fight duel purporting to come front
w___ m.,“ A ‘ ' l‘mmn- 618M ”06‘1““ mm- “0“" Fire. Fly," where she followed Emma "9’ ”mm" "“‘ i“ ”at“? “9‘0““ ‘1” c7 WALL s7. vol-tom: 1680. NORWALK
TO LET ! TO LET—RENT ram: UNTIL nth-5“" mm“ ”mm “Wm “WM" Trentlni is announced in another “‘86“ "em" ‘“ "0’5 ”0”“? “"d.
hTO LET—BARN, 6 CROSS ST."cember first, apartment. Largo. lightgmeut: lien: reasonable. inquire (:2. [1:1 'i‘i-entini role in “The Peasant Girl." poses as a man. liolo soon discovers,
Inquire F. D. Lawton 40 Biiyvlew ave-11.0mm, heat and service. Arranged tniEllza at a tee . _ :tvhicli had it. long run at the ii‘oriy-i ,
nue. 1113 3tll'educc house work to minimum. Good T0 LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH I fourth bireet Theatre, New \orli, last. ‘ . I“, w w - _ H._-- _~,
:locaiion. Apply J. M. Layton & (‘o., , ‘ ‘ ', Spring. The book of the opera tliatl
! n11 31 A“ modern improvements. “I“ lm‘l" was called in the original "Polenbliit"
, ‘ ' ity. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-‘, __
PIOPOBaIS F0!" State i TO LET—TWO FLOORS FIRST! or street. South Norwalk. Apply H. A.‘ ’
WOIk anti second. 6 rooms each. $11 a floor-;Hegelein, Plum‘bar. PM“. “WWW , THEATRE .
' ,37 Van Zunt street. inquire 59 Sea-1 T0 LIT—II UNION 8T. 7 ROOM! 7,
~— Iview avenue. H
aaled proposals will be received by:
one State Highway Commissioner, '
Room 27, State Capitol, Hartford, Ct..
until 2 p. m., Monday, November 15th,:
1915, for the following sections '0fi
state road work and bridge work 111i
accordance with plans and specifics“;
tions on tiled in the oilice of the Btntei
Highway Commissioner and at the fol-'
lowing places: V
Town of Weston: About 8425 linear
feet of Native Stone Macadam con-
struction. Plans and specifications at
ri‘own Clerk’s office, Town Hall, Wes-
ton. Town of Wilton: Construction of
two (2) Reinforced Concrete “’1‘" Beam
bridges, ~aa followes: First—Two
(2)-——22 foot span bridges over the Nor.
walk river near Cannon Station, Bec-
and—26 foot span bridge over the Nor-l
T0 LET—FROM DEC. 1. APART-
mciit. All modern improvements. 4
Washington street. Apply 6 North
Main street, Copyright Clothing store
or phone 334.
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an 3“apartment. Possesion at ones. The?
PALACE-iiile-l—E
“WHERE EVERYBODY GOES."
Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 if;
f -—YOU'D READ THE slam-mew
needed help in the cities, factory or]
home—road and investigate them as»
;a matter of “business policy."
TO’LET‘G ROOM HOUSE “’ITH
all improvements. Gas, electric lights,
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45 Falrfield avenue. inquire‘A. Glaser,
Connecticut avenue, (near Taylor ave-
nue.
To LET—1 0R 2 FURNISHED 0R
unfurnished roms. All improvements.
Reference required. Apply 38 West
street. corner of High street. 1111 It
To LET-3 PLEASANT ROOMS
walk HVOI‘ near Georgetown. Plans on line of trolley. Immediate posses~
and specifications at Town Clerk's 01"sion. Rent :6 month. Address, Rooms.
flee. Wilton. Also for the construction ' clo Sentinel. 1111 31
of about 1950 linear feet of Standard'
iWood Guard tailing in various towns.‘ To LET—STORE BUILDING ON
A“ bid“ must be accompanied by a South Main street. Terms reasonable
surety company bond 0“ a certified to a god tenant. J. M. Layton &. Co.,
to i Featuring such stars as Mabel Nor-
check not less than one-third of the inc., 5 Railroad avenue. n11 at The South Norwalk Tn?“ Co. I mud. Rose Arbuckle, Wm. 8. Hart.
cost of the work. The State Highway: _ --- —--—- (3, m HOYT ‘ Eddie Foy and 7 Little Foys, Web-
Commissioner reserves the right to re-i To LET-STONE HOUSE. ALL lM- Treasurer i er and Fields. Billie Burke and
fleet any and all bids- Dated at HEW provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, barmims ‘20 27 Administrator i other metropolitan stars.
ford, COHHECIICUI, Novenlber 2nd, 1915. ‘ chicken houge' fruit trees, small cot.
C. J. BENNETT. ltage on premises. Rent :30. Gregory;
State Highway Commissioner, ; Boulevard. ili‘ive room apartment, beam
Room 27- Capitol, Hartford, COM' .tiful view of Sound. First class condi-i
”1.;— " ~ —— —= ition. Bent $12. East Washington St.
. . P l East orwalk. Inquire Dr. Bohannan.
' a ace 64 Sou h Main St. Phone 60. n10 if
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e lca essen 'No. 11 High street, South Norwalk;
Bologna and Cooked Meat. 6 rooms and attic rooms. Improve-
p-iomen'igde Potato. Salad and Baked! ments._lnquire of Mrs. James Golden,
' I Bean! 4 Fairfleld avenue. n5 tf
Our Specialties
All, kinds of Pickles
and Pickled Fish of different
, _ ' kinds ‘
Imported swm Cheese; Rouduefort,
Munster, Cream, Limburger, Hand
, . ‘ - Kl'G'p4t0r. ' ./ ‘
Special price for Gold lunches aim
”1‘ Sandwiches pug tawdrflhdges and
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TO LET—THE FIRST FLOOR 0F
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To LET—THE onnrsn‘noous
over the People's Trust 00., formerly
occupied by Dr. Weed, B. D. B. For
smoked ‘
“ Cigsr‘Co" 3 Washington street.
To LET—6 noon dormanyvrrn
‘. all improvements. Also 5 room 001-“
tags. Nos. 5 and 6 Disesa Court. In-l.
.5 . ,. 1 . - ~ : quireJ. Disesa,'CentraI Hotel, or 121
’f 9‘9"," #33:; 33““, 3°' "°"‘""" Main street, Nor-walk. . _ 114 at.
TO LET—6 ROOM - COTTAGE
Lawrence stash-80ml} Norwaik. ins"
quire R. Jossiouky, SI Wiser surest}
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further particulars inquire at Old Well . .
d? 11, South Norwslk or {pave avenue-phat!
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Special Feature Today _
SATU RDAY 1
November litli. A. D. 1915. “The Apaches- 0' Paris" l
hints in Connecticut of Johfi H., i
Webb, late of ilrooklyn, in the City. A Thrilling 4 Part Drama i
and State of New York, deceased. , '
The Court of Probate for the Dis-l Spaclal Added Feature '
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-l !
lowed six months kom the date here-t, CHARLES CHAPL'N '“ ‘
of for the creditors of said Estate to?
exhibit their claims for settlement}
Those who neglect to present’thelr ac-
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make lmediate payment
District of Norwalk,
iCourt.
ss. Probate
“work” '
Screaming 2' Part Comedy
Triangle I-‘llni Plays
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Emily Wakcman Hartley.
D. W. GRIFFTH’S MIGHTY SPECTACLE
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18,000. People ' 34510. Horses
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Today Matinee 2:20. Evening7zi5 till 10:30 (2 Shows)
Paramount offers Pauline Fredericks in- “ZAZA”
All Seats to cents. Boyer. and Logos so cents.
,Monday, Nov. 15, Metro Offers
E PEEL BARRYMORE
“THE FINAL JUDGMENT”
Tuesday, Nov. 16, Paramount Presents
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Rose Stahl's Greatest Success u'l hi‘ C 01"?” Lndv
Wednesday Matinee and Night, Nov.'17
The Massive. Masterful Spectacle Photoplay
‘- “ THE ETERNrtio CITY ” ‘
Positively No Advance in Prices
Thursday, Nov. 18, Madm Petrova, in “MY MADONNA"
Frid av Nigh Only Nov. 19, Special Engagement
“it RETURN or THE EVER wucome FAVOPITE.
is its -. .
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femforty-mansions
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-A..a4"2e>'.asoianAv Pcocumos FORIHESE PRICES.
”Prices if. soc, 75c,:)$1‘».oo, $1.50. Seats chisale Monday. _ .
._Gomlng. ”Martians Earzar, the grand opera. 019173 in the sensationaligplcture figurines)! - ‘_
' y by" wwfihnq'»,plqyinl'-at‘42 prices 1 all big cities“. Millie seen; a tit “Regent than advga
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