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OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF
l ITALIAN GENERAL STAFF
ROME, Nov. 14, via ram,“
Nov. 15, 4:35 a. m.—The follow-
.ing official statement was issued
today at the headquarters of the
:ltalian General Stafi‘:
“In the Ledro Valley from the
sopes of Nozzolo, from Monies
l’ari, t‘iniadoro and Rocchetta,
,enemy artillery opened an intense
ifirc against our positions, also
lthrowing inflammable shells on
i Bezzego and l’ieve di Ledro with—
Classified “Ads.”——To Let,
For Sale, lBusiness and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellanea
tout, however, damaging our solid
“
. Nefenses.
. WANTED. TO m, l FORSAL‘, l "()n the Tyrol-Trentino front
__ . '-—| _ '1 ”kand in Carnia there were no ini-
wmreo BOlS. APPLY LOU;\S- 1/ TO LET LARGE PLEASANT FOR SALE—«SHOW CASES, SAFE. portant developments.
bury & Matthewson Shoe factory, 5,
diaviland street, South .\'0rwalk. }
n15 3M
I
l
WANTED—MOTOR CYCLE ’l‘llA'I‘
will run. Must be very cheap for
ush. Address, Motorcycle, clo Semi-
nel. n15 1i
WANTED— M A N U F A C 'i‘UREIt
wantSuin office, a man experienced in
detail wori‘fT‘must write a good band
and be quick and accuraté at figures.
and able to furnish reference as to
character and ability from previous
employers. Address Experienced, Sen-
.tinel omce. n13 3t‘
WANTED ~ YOUNG GIRL FOR
general housework. M. Josem. 19.3
Mashington street. ; n12 3t.
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
fl cattle and calves and trade or sell'
lresh cows and springers. Friedman,
eouui Norwaik. Tel. 1151. I
_ CLUETT, PEABODY a co, may
want— i
Experienced operators on power ma-
tumor.
my worst assured.
“6 if, T0 LET—7 noon HOUSE, FIVE
room. All conveniences. Dr. Lawrence, typewriter, counters wall cases 01”..
. . ,
. “0 . lsonzo f - '
82 South Main stret, city. 11 the ront our action
continued yesterday. We pro;
gressed on Jai'oreck, in the l’lezzo
‘llasiii, and on the heights north—
. ._ r, ‘ . . ‘west of (iorizia.
film lNgilil‘Zkét 03 Osborne menue'. FOR SALE—FOUR SECOND HAND “(hi the (arse l’lateau we have
_. ihorses and four Second mules. Will taken strong,r entrenchments call-
To LET-iliAIiN. 6 CROSS STEL‘e sold cheap. Raymond Bros. n15 3t‘ed I)ella_‘l7rasclica, to the south-
inquire F. I). Lawton 40 Bayview aye." ' T’ m , “it?! Of 5a" Martino.
iiue. n13 3t FOR SALE—AP'OUR HEIFERS. N0. (lur aeroplanes on the 12th,
71 Strawberry Hill, East Norwalk. i"Olll'lthsifln‘llm: bad weather.
. n15 atllllatlt‘ successful raids over the
_l (first). They bombarded the rail‘
FOR SALE—~AU'I‘O BARGAIN. 1lroad. stations at Reifeiiberg, San
____ _- 1910, '5 passenger touring car, read)" Daniele, Syopc iml (limo and
. TO LETr—3 ROOMS AND BATH" for the road, $125 buys ii if taken “11-, long 11”.“.8 ‘OTE. "Bills 5““!me (ll
lset range lights and heat. $10. 86- inediately. Call at 59 Winfield street”the stations. lhe enemy machines
dress Rent, care Sentinel n12 arms! Norwalk. any day between 8:30l“f 1““ .‘Ul’a‘mss WI)? ““1 0"“ ”f
I innit 1 0.010“? ms 3“”)? Avuitik type, which were met
on the way, were put to flight bv
machine gun fire. Our machines
on
1115 31 side display cases, open wagon, large
“’ ” " 'cot’fee mill, check protector, etc. The
PLEAS' Bazzar, 76 Washington street. 1115 31
pantry. Rent
To LET—«COTTAGE, 3
ant rooms and large
TO LET—PLEASANT FURNISH-l
ed room. All conveniences. Privilege
light housekeeping“ us Spring
street. n12 3t
ro LETv—5 PLEASANT R00'MS,l -—[
second floor, partial improvements.‘ FOR SALE—MOUSEHOLD FUR' I
No. 19 South Osborne avenue, Easyniture. cont-lining 01’ 3" ““139- kilCh'lrcmnmd iiiidaliiach.
Norwalk. n12 3t'en stove, rugs, pictures, bedding. etc; , —"—"
‘ V ‘ 'Inquire 33 Cove avenue, to? floor. ISAILING 0F
To LETveithla noous oven. “15 3,} STEAMER CANCELLED
L’Hommedleu firm-1.3mm, east tip-l ___w—__ i .‘\'l:.\\' YORK. Nov. i§,———'l‘he
preach to new bridge. Fine view of
F L —— \' ' '
harbor. Rent $12. Inquire at l.‘iIom.l on SA E T iEhTi
~0yster ground, well stocked
medieu Bros' store. .
I young oysters. All in excellent condi-
.tion. Address Box 403, South Norwalk,
“."h'Aliuhieri. of the 'l‘ransatlantica
tllalliill Line. from Genoa, Nov.
| 18, has been cancelled. according
_: __ Conn. 1113 at to a message. received by the
‘ grooms on first floor 2 rooms on third ‘lii e's local "ills it . '. N )
BUSINESS NOTICES floor. Improvements, water, electric. lrchsun for tiieaéincengiil: of in:
lights and wash tubs. 7 Seymour St.’ TO LET 2 FURNISHED ROOMS} sailiu r date \Vag rive“ in the
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN s1“. inquire A J Miles 40 Butler street iSuitable light house keeping. A gas ' ....L,, ‘ ~ ls
South Norwaik. Bicycles, mmm’clulworwalk Ct ' ‘ " n1” 3; stove and parlor stove. inquire 2 High ‘n'ah‘ué' ‘ i ‘ . .
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged. l, ‘...__...’ _' _____ : 'street. old 31 n ‘ atnrt av ‘ '0 Sfillllli‘.’ dale:
Expert repairing. Baby carriages rel
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rear
aonable.
...... 1.“ -. J
LOST.
LOST—oBETWEEN 20 ST. JOHN
street and interior of East Avenue
church, pair of eye glasses in case.
“Wilder please leave at 20 St. John St.
or phone 4794'; and receive reward.
1115 iii
"a
i
..l
‘ It I “lg.” .
* Jill”; :f; l l!
JUST COMFORT.
is what most people nowadays
room—a
work or
want in their living
place where you can
rest—really live.
That means you must buy dur-
able, substantially built
FURNITURE.
designed for real use and com-
fort rather than ornament.
We have the best qualities in
all styles and varied grades. Call
‘ and see.
A. .I. AngevinellSon Co.
South Nor-walk, Carin.
Palace
Delicatessen.
Bologna: and Cooked Meats
Homemade Potato Salad and Baked
Bean.
0111' Specialties
AII klnds of Pickles
and Pickled Fish of different.
‘ .. - kinda
Imported Swiss Cheese, Rouquefort,
Munster, Cream, Limburger, Hand
Kate, etc.
Special' in» for Cold Lunches and,
Sandwich“ put up for Lodge: and
Clubl.
_ , .0. mm
fi-Nodh Main SL,
Phone 386-2
W
.riiiiiraoxiiiifs sun
,The subsohlber hereby offers and
proposes to sell all the property
pawned with him as represented by
\
So. Norwiilk
’ ,; the following tlckBtIS—tblol. 8249,
szsgszszgazio. 9277, aisz‘,‘ 9291,
9303, 9321. 9323. 9332. 9331. 9342.:9350
‘9369, 9361, 9394, issued respectively
'Api‘ll 7 s 10 12 13 15 so 22 2: 21 27
29, 1915. '
; south Norivaik, CL, Nov. .15, 1915.
strum. riwiisiior
.ioaiflonnrim, rm, 1
i.
m] . ition. Rent 312. Etist Washington St.. specialty. New furs always on mm
‘ No. 11 High street, South Norivalk; 1191., Overland roadster W
__ifor the America and Palermo of
v ‘ , ‘ ”lanolin-r ltalian line. were can-
' . . . edTglllifidlgfrlfigfls.llfdl32i’2lcf‘nl‘isaltdCl'llt‘tl. .\t thn‘f‘itiiiic another firm
'“m' all improvements. .\enly decor- Attractive location. lteiit $25.00 liei'lUf lociil agents t‘VIH‘esscd ”I“
‘ated at {15 “ month? A six room cm"month. Taylor t\‘~ Golden, Srhitli Nor—| Opinion that ill(‘ sailings “7""
tage with all‘inodcrn lniprovemcnts.|wu1k Trust Company Building. 1112 :51: cancelled became thr- ltnlinti
12 Lincoln avenue. Inquire l'iiited ’ ‘ “lg-.m-mmt-ut "mint.“ “Join-.1 to
Grocery Company. ~ ' FOR SALE"llOl“"“""“-“ "X“, use the \‘t-ss’csl for tnaiisporis
side car, fully equipped. Cheap. ltobt.,
A. Burl, 434 East Main street, Britig ‘ KITCHENER ORIGINATED
Dori. ANTWERP RELIEF IDEA
' , LUXUON. Nov. 15, 3:40 p. m.
“‘1 3‘ Fon ”LE—BARGAINS- 1915 MAX-i —~—\\‘iustoii Spencer Churchill,
“ “W" with extras. “75- 1912 Abbm‘l who resi riled lasl week as tiliau-
TO LET’TTOM‘: HOUSE “‘1‘ lM' Detroit. 8275 and Stevens-*Duryea, L
provemento. 1 1~2 acres of land, born. 3150. Luther M. Wright.
chicken house, fruit trees, small bot-3 K " ' ‘ _ . ‘ ,
lane on premises. Rent 330. Gregory: FOR SALE—FURS. JULIUS TBS-lit" -‘.‘ ”1-" ill" Pm]m 1_ l0!" sent -
Boulevard. Five room apartment. healinlny, 13144316 Main street, l'iridgeportui mg an "fin." to ”‘8' ”ll,“ of ”\m‘
\til’ul view of Sound. First class condi-‘Mmmmcturlng furrier. Repairing .l \vcrp originated “Ml l'lt‘lll. MM-
lshul lxitcheiicr and the l'rciic‘i
[om-eriiineni. Mr. t‘hiircliill made
this statement in outlining: the
, __ FOR SALE—(NIP 19,3 BUICI_;reasriiis for his resignation from
l a . . v " ‘ " the (..2ll)lllt‘l and ex )liilliln lil.‘
l To LETTTHL “1le “‘00“ 0" touring Car. 1912 E. M. F. touring ear.l I 2 H
, TO LET~A§ FIVE ROOM APART;
merits. No. 70-72 North Main streets
‘ T6 TENT—STEM)” niiimff‘o on
South Main street. Terms reasonable
to a god tenant. J. M. Layton & Co..
liic., 13 Railroad avenue.
ccllor of the Duchy of .l..aiicastcr.
;Eust Norwnik. Inquire lir. Bohiiunan,‘
, 028 Im
l6i South Main St. Phone no. hit) tfl
ehries GI“"lof which be formerly was l‘ll‘Sl
" Lord.
GERMANS DEFEAT
GALICIA RUSSIANS
BliRIdeNov. i5. by wireless
to Snyville.——-.~\ defeat of the Rus-
sians iii (ialicia is announced to-
clay by the War Office, which
says that the troops of General
von Linsiiigeii d‘fovc back, the
Russians from the west bank of
the Styr River. The entire west
bank has now been cleared. Rus-
sian attacks near Smorgon, cast
of \"ilna, were repulsed. .
On the western front the Gcr~
mans stormed a French trench
200 yards long, northeast of
Bourie.
r t
‘6 rooms and attic rooms. imprommase' 11 Raymond street.
‘meuis. inquire of Mrs. James Golden,‘
l4 Faii'iield avenue. 115 it
‘To LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-
lout. n'ewiy papored, in first class con-
To LET—THE DENTAL ROmustdltlon, eight excellent rooms. House
;over the People's Trust 00., formerlylwen located, central, modern improve-
occupied by D" Weed, B‘ D' S. Fm'Imenta. Rent reasonable. Inquire No. 9
further particulars inquire at Old Well I Elizabeth street 018 if
Cigar Co., 3 Washington street.
v TO LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH.|
To LET—'6 ROOM COTTAGE “1TH i All modern improvements. Fine IocaIi-‘
all Improvements. Also 5 room cot-”1 Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
tage. 1 0s. 5 and ti Diaesa Court. ln-i er street. South Norwalk. Apply H. A.
qu re J. Disesa. Central Hotel, or 121 lHegeleln, Plumber. Phone 1106-12.
Main street. Norwalk. n4 6t
T0 LET—ll minus 51‘. 7 R001!
T0 LET—6 R00M COTTAGE apartment. Poooeolon at once. The
[Lawrence street. South Norwalk. ln- Hatch “a mug, Co, 123 u
quire R. Joselovsky, 52 Water street,, _
South Norwalk or 4 Cove avenue, East} _.Y0u'D READ THE SENTINEL
Norwalk. n4 tl'ineedod help In the orifice. factory or
home—rend and Invoatloau them u
a matter of “business Douay."
SERBIANS AND
CANNON CAPTURED
BERLIN, Nova 15, by wireless
to Sayville.——-Annouucement was
made by the War Office today of
the capture of 8.500 Serbians with
twelve cannon. Of these, 7,003
prisoners and six cannon were
taken by the Bulgarians. Pur—
.. v—~,
.lPAGE HAS NOT
' FACTS or ANCONA
VVASHIN'GTON, Nov. 15.—
AiiibassadorThomas Nelson Page
at Rome, cables that his confer-
ences at the Italian Foreign Of-
‘GERMANS REPORT CAP-
TURE or 8,500 SERBIANS.
i
(Continued from First Page.)
Ammslsailiuu of the steamer Daub."
said in the li'ousc of (fortuitous;
administration of the .r\dmir’nlty.'
fice thus far have failed to de-
velop the details or facts con—
cerning the sinking, of the Italian
lief of Antwerp in Octobwgia,
ioriginated with Earl Kitchener
and the French government. Sev-
suit of the Serbians is being con-
tinued all along the front.
‘1» er ' r‘ _. j' ‘
Liner Ancona. oral thousand British in this ex;
pedition escaped across the bor-
tder nd were interned in Holland
When the city fell. '
POPE WANTS’DE ILS
OF AE " “AL RAID
ROME, Nov.‘ 14, via Paris,
Nov. 15, 5 a. m.-‘—As soon as he
heard of the aerial raid upon Ve—
rona, Pope Benedict directed Car-
dinal Gasparri. PapalSecretarv of
State, to telegraph to Cardinal
Bicilieri.‘ Archbishop of Verona,
asking details and instructing him
COLLECT $5.276 AT BOWL.
irfié‘dCrou Contributions by Foo’ifbaII‘
Crowd ADI“! Benetton- l STUDENT HURT AT FOOTBALL.
Thomas w. Famam, treasurer of MIDDLETOWN. Conn, Nov. 15.—
‘whe New Haven briinch of the Red‘John R. Studwell, of Greenwich, Conn,
'Cross, has received $6,276.80 as a a, student at Wesleyan University, is
; result of the collection taken up inwthe in a serious condition at the hospital
rYaIe Bowl Saturday. ‘Considerlng‘here. it was learned today, as the to to do everything possible to re-
that. the attendance was {tinsiderablyl suit of injuries suffered in football ,lievc the sufferers.
less than “the Yale-Harvhrd gamo‘practice at‘ the university about two . l'
1st yar the amount is considered verylweeks ago. ‘ . sGERMANS RE-OPEN
satisfactory. The.eoliection.iwas tab; While, playing on the scrub team I WARSAW SCHQOLS
en “D in about 12 minutes, pails belughgninst th evarsity he received a blow BERLIN' Nov.‘15, by ““516,”
passedVaiong the seats by a numbergon the back of the bedridden dosed “5 SaYYIl'e-—I“ consequence 0f
of ushers who Were under .the charge him 'for a. few moments, ho}. a 1.9.; the 'dec151on of the. German auth-
of Henry Links. Some of the polls covered and went on playing. in the critics at QVaIIl'sawh to] WW“: re-
iwere filled with dollars and coin.,evening he was found on the,campus apening‘ 0 ha 8° 0° 21' . t arsa:
iWhen the money had been collected in a paralyzed condition. An exams Armversny 95 resunge .‘ S. “’8’
it was counted by ’3. Edward Chum-lination at the hospital indicated a t fig oiicnimice e ration, en.
hero, of the New Haven Bank. Prof. blood clot on thetbralnras a result of von ese er, t e" rman gover-
Wiliiam Beebe was chairman of the [the blow, It was said. Although his :oggcinéf‘rfl’éfisgrgg E: .' aging;
D J. LANILA ADKIATIC
GREAT GRAlN MOVEMENT.
are due at this port to load grain. In
REPORTED SUNK1 PHILADELPHIA. NOV. 15.#What it all\the westward hound fleet headed
NEW YURK, Nov. ISr—Thcre
was a report this morning in
maritime circles that the steam
ship Adriatic had been sunk, but
the report did not state whether
the steamship was the big passen—
ger ship of the White Star Linc
or was the British steamship
Adriatic. which left Kymassi,
on October it).
was not scheduled to leave for
New York until Nov. 24 ’Later
a report became current on the
Maritime Exchange that it was
the Adriatic of the White Star
Line that was in trouble. I l
The other steamship Adriatic,‘
bound for Philadelphia from Ky—g
massi, should be about in mid:
Atlantic today. l
Officials of the \Vhitc Star'
Line said this morning that they,
had no information regardiiii‘r the:
Adriatic other than that she had;
arrived safely last Thursday in
Liverpool. They did not credit
the report. David Lindsay. as?
sistant to Mr. jellries. the pas,
senger manager of the White Star;
Line, said that he was positive;
the Adriatic was still at Liver-L
pool I
"The Adriatic was heavily lad-
cn when she left New York," said!
Mr. Lindsay, “and it would take
at least three days to unload her
and as many more to load for the
return voyage to this port. She
was not scheduled to sail for New)
York tintil Nov. 24."
The Adriatic was built in I904}
and cost nearly $4,000,000. She
has a gross tonnage of 24.54I.
I
FRANCE TO ROOT ‘
OUT FAVORITES
PARIS. Nov. 15. 11:05 a. inw,
A league has been formed here by i
the parents of six hundred sulrr
diers who are serving at iliel
front, with the object of ft'rl‘t‘ililgi
out and reporting to Minister oft
\\';ir (iallieiii case where young,
men fit for military service are oc-.
t‘lillyllig positions in the interior.
which are made more or less - Y
. . . ,
cures through the iiitlueiic- n
powerful friends and the persons
who are protecting: them. The,
league hopes to ctr-operate in this
way with M. liiilliciii‘s ciiiiipaigii
to root out favoritism.
NORWEGIAN STEAMER
l.(')‘.\'l‘.tl.\'. Nov. 15, 31:5 :1. in.
—~'l'he Xtii“.\'i‘gi:iii sieiiliicr \‘i‘;i~
cousin, HMS tons.
sunk by :i sulntiariiie The crew
was saved. .
'l‘hc \\':icoust:i
is
cuilt‘tl fl'f'llll
Plt‘ioil, Ntivi St‘nligi' (lop ll," fol":
Vladivostok. ‘ ‘t
SPANISH STEAM ER
1 RUNS ASHORFAg
HURDFAI'N, France. Nov. I54
5:20 a. tit—«Ten members of the]
C
rcw of the Spanish steamer Rer-
Iiabc, from Cardiff for Billion,
livitli coal. perished when the vcsr
‘sel ran ashore in a gale at l’ouit
dc la (‘obrc at the mouth of the
(iironde river.
believed to be a total loss.
1 ET ‘
iiiiiciii-i.ii;—i
'WHERE EVERYBODY GOES."
Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7::5 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra Ioc.
PnoonAM
Week of November 15,1915
MONDAY
Hobart Bosworth, in
"FATHERHOOD"
A 4 Part Western Drama
‘NEAL OF THE NAVY" Two partl
i PATHE WEEKLY
I
TUESDAY
.“THE MAN TRAIL”
A Sensational‘sSix Part Feature‘
presenting
Richard C. Travers and JunelKelth
WEDNESDAY
Irene Fenwlck, In 1
“THE SENTIMENTAL LADY” .
A Five Part Comedy Drama
THURSDAY
WM. FOX PR assure
\Robert B. Mantell with Genevlev
TION"
In Five Convincing Porto -
FRIDAY , »
Lillian Tucker and Edwin August
“EVIDENCE"
A Five. Part Drama
' SATURDAY ..
\.
\ Hamper In . . ' 1
“THE SUNDNESS'OF DEVO-
s’ix nee-Ls, or Fins-r gun no.- V
probably the greatest movement
grain the world has ever witnessed ity of more than five million bushels.
is now in progress, impetus being giv»
en 10 the movement by the impending vance daily Rumors are current that
close of navigation
Lakes. in Philadelphia, not only are ry many of her vessels home for war
all the elevators filled ‘
most capacity, but there are
than a thousand cars of grain on the increase in rates.
Greece, on October 13. lOY ljlilla’ railroad tracks awaiting their turn to
(lEll’hla, and passed larifa, Spain. unload.
0! for Philadelphia has a carrying capac-
on the
Great the Italian government will soon car-
to their 0“ purposes. This would intensify tho
more lack of tonnage, with a corresponding
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O
Arguments will be presented this
,. . . , . _ _ In addition to the regular transat-i . at Court in 55.
lhe Vi hitc Star Liner Adriatic iantic liners, known commercially as afternoon 111 'he Prob e
arrived ”1 Liverpool NUV- 11. and whole cargo carriers, twenty steamers
Cushman will case.
that_ the new
Quality Combi-
nation Coal and
Gas Range will
solve your
kitchen heating
problem? This
new range is so
designed that
it will heat the
kitchen eco-
nomically, will
heat the water
in your range
boiler, and also
take care of top
cooking.
In addition to this, it gives your complete gas cook-
ing and baking space, complete in one range—taking
less space than the average all-coal kitchen range.
our Range Club tiller is Stllltlpcn
$2 to Join and Dues Si Weekly
a
Call at our office, or 0 '
WW and w. ,m M The United Electric ,
glad to tell you more Ligh‘ & Water C0.
about our RANGE CLUB
offer. 07 WA‘LL sr. NORWALK
HAS BEEN sumo 1...
reported ;
The steamer is
‘- ,' .runoa‘ ,
PHONE
NORWALK
: T c-day _ Monday Nov. 15d!
‘ ‘ of condition is grate, 41m Wm‘ . . . J . no.5. .
tithe collection. J .. .liliink honeymoons, 10‘ {fimB’ldh‘mh 9‘ fl“,
.. K "> I it ‘ .
_. . .p. _ - .4} it . ,
2
cox ounce: ALWAYS OPaN
Today Matinee 2220. Evening 7:15 till 10:30 (2 Shows)
Here‘s a Program For the Week That Cannot Be
Duplicated
l 0-day
Metro Presents the Brilliant Dramatic Actress
ETHEL BARu'YMoRE
In “The Final Judgement”
A fiye part picturization of George Scarborough‘s latest
and greatest play.‘
All Seats to Cents. Boxes 20_Cents.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, TUESDAY
Paramount Presents R03: Stahl’s Greatest Success
“The Cho st ”
The story of life behind the footlights as it really ex-
ists. with all its temptaticns, sorrows. joys and triumphs. .
The most human American play of a decade.
All Seats IO Cents. Boxes so Cents. -'
Wednesday Nov. 17 th
The Spectacular Photopiay, in Eight )arts
“THE. ETERNAL CITY”
WITH PAULINE FREDERICKS AND ALL STAR
CAST ‘1
l
. Positively no advance in prices. All Seats 10 Cents.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 Metro Offers
MADAME PETROVA IN
“MY MADONNA: 5 Wonderful Parts. _
Friday Night: Nov._18th, at. 8:20;.
. .
Ct‘lz.
,. Seats Now on Sale fl '
PRICES .-. .. 25¢. 75¢. $1.00. $1.50
nationals picture. “German." produced by Paramount. nomploylnl'
in prices in all bigcitlal. Will be seen, at the Regentuitb gum
in prices. If yoi want tone-a sensation, ‘ see Ga’raldlnovilmlfi .
wagons.- ,, . . . “
..i
I
Ocean freight rates continue to tidy »
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