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I SATURDAY, NOV. 20, 1915
“v-' ‘ — _.-.-_ W
Wan
Classified “Ads. ”——To Let, I
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
ts!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c .
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- I
face or Caps, Double Price.
__._._ |'ad1anc1ng to a distance of 51"1enIsl11p;',.\Ittotta
Miscellaneous —"'"‘ ‘kilotnetres’ (about 42 —; mihstz
'ihet telegram adds that the 111
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lSERBIANS ADVANCE
SEVEN KILOMETRES
LONDON, N01. 20. 7: 35 a. n1.
_An Athens' dispatch to the Ex "lhe
(I'hattjigc lelegrapll Lompaiiy, filed1Tl1ontas .\elson Page has.
r1 ay
1 Iiioiiastir succeeded 1esterda1‘
says Serbian troops at
In
teiitions towards Monastir of the
Bulgarians who have
l’rilep are unknown.
occupied
Denys t‘ot'hin. minister 111111-
.out porttol I11) 111 the trench t‘aln
-.- A __ l ' nt,e has hit for Saloniki after an
WANTED, TO LET. 1 FOR‘SALI {interview \11tli lung ( 11nstant‘1uc.
"— " , _ lht' rt'lert'ilt‘e t1) the herb
WANTED -— LADY Oi" GOOI) TO LET~~5 ROOMS AT 25 (‘05: FOR SALE— A GOOD HORSE Ap' 11111111111 at Monustn‘ is rather
standing in her neighborhood and
member of some church to demte
several hours each month to collect-
ing our accounts from members of the
[Mother’s Magazine Home Rettfilll‘:
[‘Itib. Splendid opportunity for a lady
Iwith a little spare tiine‘to earn some
extra money each month. The I). t‘.
Cook Pub. Co., .\'0. 15 School street,
llioston. 11211 :11
WANTED—YOUNG MAN AHOI'T
Its years old in manufacturing rooms.
(‘luett, Peabody & Co., Inc. n20 lit
WANTED—BOYS IN A SHOE FAC-
tory. Good opportunity for the right
kind. H. .Iaeob 8: Sons, Shoe Manul'ae
turers, llelden avenue, Norwalk.
n20 it
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-
ators on Singer Sewing machines.
Steady work and good pay. H. Jacob‘s
‘& Sons Shoe, Manufacturers, Roldan
avenue, .\'orwalk. n20 lt
WANTED—MAN AS NIGHT FIRE-
man. Apply at Simpson Brothers,
Stevens street. hill 31
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WANTED—IRON MOLDERS. 3 OR
I! am class floor moulders for light
and medium heavy grey iron castings.
lApply at once to The Yale 8; Towne
Mfg. Co.. Stamford, Conn. n18 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ROLL TOP
office desk 01' will exchange vacuum
cleaner, carpet sweeper, gas heater or
child's iror crib. Address E. V. D., cjo
Sentinel office. 1119 31
PWANTED—‘LSALESLADY EXPERI-
enced for cloaks and suit store. Apply
by letter. 1on C, c;o Sentinel ofiice.
WANTED—AN ELDERLY WOMAN
that wants a home and understands
taking care of children Apply 36 Sec-
ond street, East Norwalk, between
{I and 8 p. in. 1117 3t
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WANTED—MALE 11111 ..P SH I1S
men to call on planters with our 111;:11
est grade standard garden and grass
seeds. Eleven consecutive years of
increasing business, enables us to of-
fer a permanent position with good in;
come. Cobb
(111.,
Experience unnecesnry.
Franklin, Muss.
WANTED—-T0 BUY ALL KINDS
if cattle and calves and trade or sell
fresh cows and springers. Friedman,
South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
CLUETT, PEABODY & CO.,
want——
Experienced. operators on power ma-
Mines.
BUSINESS Ntirtt'Hs
"MINT-111R GOODS THAT WILL
match one's hair, cost no more and
are above criticism. Combings made
up. Hair dyed and exchanged. Mme.
Ingraham. Atlantic square. over Rik-
ura drug store, Stamford, Conn.
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST..
[South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold ad exchanged. ,
Expert repairing. Baby carriages ro
paircd. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea
tunable.
"SITUATIONS WANTED" acts It you.
Ire obtained by advertising to the
mo?
cord 51 reel.
place and 4 rooms at 3 ’I‘almadge
plat-e. inquire S. Chariot, 26 Wood
street- 11211 31 FOR SALE- -—1111 1111.1. axed 1\1.I ‘
" '~**' -' - tor building lot in South
T0 LET'S” ROOMS FIRST 1-2 acres of clear land in \\estport.l
floor. 21 liku'win street. inquire at 33 Address x "i” Sentinel office
.\lertun strI-et, n20 it
7 100““ i“ 1’3 “will?“ ply Crescent Laundry, South Norwalk. 1r_1pt11
1118 31 terda} new that tlu town had
llIeen ou‘ttpietl l1)
Iabzindttntd or it may
[711111111111] tttlti'tes 1'15
tht littlx'ars.
“atltantt nia1 have littll
l he
Nomalk 4 math l)\'ft)rt the IOVHI huall1 was
mean that
I.\lonast1r still 1s1utheposstss111n
n20 31‘111 tht .\erbians and that the liul
V ‘ ‘ Elgars hate been r1 pulsttl
'ro LET—T ROOMS. r.ROOMS ()N
tint floor, 2 on second floor. Iiiipi .119
inents, electric lights. water. toilet
and wash tubs. 7 Seymour street. [11- Inquire U S Ilyxbee 3 Cedar streptl
quire A. .1. Miles, 40 ilutler street. South \‘orwalk .
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FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, 0‘
Ford touring car, practically new,
a r.'-10d car lor jitney or for pleasure.
he;
'ro LET—AT 11011A1'ro'x'nottsa FOR SALE—HOW" GROWN FRIC ‘
of 7 rooms and bath Convenient to casee chicks, 22“: broilers,roast1ng
station or trolley Inquire E w God chickens, spring hatch ducks. 25c, kill-
lchickens, 25c, killed to order and de- ‘
liivered. Nicholl's Poultry yard. "14‘
East avenue. Telephone 243-4.
fr'ey, Rowayton or telephone 245-".
..TO LET—1’1 ROOMS. (1001) LON-
dition, stationery range, hot and cold
water, electric lights, on trolley line. FOR SALE—ONE FAMILY (10“ ‘
Inquire I12. (lager, McKinley place, Ro- h‘TBSh in MM‘CII- Apply James M05311Li
wayton, L‘t. n20 3t 40 Stuart avenue, Norwalk.
T0 LET—8 ROOM HOUSE, No.14 FOR SALE—1916 MITCHELL,
Van Zant street. Some improvements. cylinder touring ear slightly used. I
inquire of Samuel A. Bagley, 7 Elm consider trade of smaller car.
street, .\'orwalk. Addreuz S. 1:. R clto Sentinel 1117 3t'
To LET~-I1‘IVE ROOMS, GOOD LO-
catioti. Rent reasonable. 11‘. Hopp, 35
Cove avenue, East Norwalk. n1 3t
ed turkey, alive or dressed on order. 1
chickens. Order early, supply limited,
T0 LET—TWO NICELY FURNISH I30 Myrtle street or telephone l2l9- 5
ed rooms, heat and all conveniences '
privilege of light housekeeping. 68 FOR 8ALE—_—jUR8. JULIUS TES-
Sprlng street. 1119 at my. 1314-1316 Main street, Bridgeport.
Manufacturing fIIrrier. Repairing a
TO LET—FIVE “00M Fl: AT CE ‘specialty. New furs always on hand. I
dar street; improvements. 3 offices 1 028 lm
Washington street. Inquire Samuel
Itoodner, South Norwnlk. 1118 U; FOR 3ALE—ONE' 1913 BUICK
1
‘ touring 'Car. 1912 11}. M. F. touring ear.
T0 LETWLOMFORTALL SIX 1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle's Gar-
room cottage, in good condition. Rent
' t. It If
$1 i. Apply to .I. M. Layton & 00., Inc. }ag(:fil.l-R—l:ylnond stream _._:5
818 31 ' ws-r
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TO LET__.()XJ§ LARGE, PLEA-S LOST—L. 11)IES' GOLD \\'A'I‘t‘li
ant fur-mgpgdf “mm with electric tin leathei bracelet, initials 11‘ M.
lights and privilege of bath 33 High' Lost between (onneally A: Iirutkcn's
street, Norwnlk. 1117 31111111) corner of 11.11: 'ntlll menue 11nd
‘t‘edar slit'et.lloti‘1t1'd for return to,
Sentim l
West street, corner Taylor avenue. '_ __ .-- _.. ,_
sit. per month .\'0 bath. Inquire ll. B. FOUND.
Sinuson. View Crest, South Norw.alk ‘ ‘
FOUND—A IIIIWIiDA'l‘. OWNER
til? 3t'
‘niny have sumo by proving property
1 To LET—RENT FREE “NT”: THE‘MHI HI)" [or advertisement. Address
first of 1». cf] Sewn splendid rooms all “Itowbont,” Sentinel otlice. “20 3‘
heated, inn; tor sci vice Five. minutes;
from depot. I12 111.1' tomt‘ort. All rooms
arranged to reduce the household I11-
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‘bor. See I. \I. La\ton & 00.1119 3t ti
I TO LET—'1‘ HE l)l1‘ \TAL ROO‘IIS } District of Norwalk, ss. DProbate
()1 er the Peoples Trust (‘0, formerly Court. November 11th, 11.1915.
ION'uplt‘d by Dr. Weed. consisting of; Estate in Cdnnecticut of DJohn H.
‘three rooms well lighted, suitable for1Webb, late of Brooklyn in the (‘iiyl
dress making establishment or other and State of New \‘.ork deceased.
light business. For further portion The Court of Probate for the DIS. 1
ma. inquire at the office or The Old trict of Norwallt 1111111 limited and al- 1
Well Cigar (‘o., 83 Washington street. lowed six months from the date here-l
‘ \ ‘of for the (reditors of said Estate to!
T0 LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE exhibit their claims for settlement. '
With all improvements 12 141100111 “0- Those who neglect to present their at:-
nue. 6 room with at Improvements counts. properly attested within said
32 Taylor avenue; 5 rooms with all time, will be deharred a recovery. All
Improvements 72 North Main street.ipersons indebted to said Estate are
Inquire United Grocery Company. No- I requested to make imediate payment
Main street. to
‘ "1The South Norwalk Trust Co.
I To LET—RENOVATEDTHROUGH- )‘ c. E. HOY'I‘.
1 out, newly papered, in first class con- Treasurer,
ld,ition eight excellent rooms. House ms 20 27 Administrator
‘weil located, central, modern improve-
‘undigosted food passes out of
[IA GHIIDS IthGllt
SHOW8 If [IVER 0R
BOWIIS ARI ACIIIE
1118 3, It Cross, Feverish, Sick, Bilioua, Give
Fruit Laxative at Once.
Even mother realizes, after giving
her children "California Syrup ~of
b‘igs,’ that this is tlier deal laxatve.
because they love is pleasant
little stomach bust and bowels with-
out griping.
W hen tross, irritable,
teaspoonful or this harmless "fruit
Also small roasting pitch 89838 illld‘ iaxatiw." and in a few hours all the remarkable health until a short ”m1
foul, constipated waste, sour bile and
the
bowels, and you have a well playful
child again.
full of cold throat sore, has stomach-
ache diarrhoea indigextlon.1olic—
remember. it good ‘itiside cleansing
should always be the first treatmentt
given.
Millions of mothers keep
in Syrup of Figs' handy; they know
a tenspoonfnl today saves a sic
child tomorrow.
0(- Figs"
printed on ”"1 1mm“ Beware ()f'bi‘l" was the last of his 1111111011111:-
Ion .zte l‘eiti sold here. So don't be filmilv. his brothers :.tl'l -'l1"o' ‘v 1' ,
fooled (let the genuine. mode by deceased. A funeral service will be,
'(‘alitoruie Fill Syrup t‘onip'tny."
taste"
SIX and it thoroughly cleanses the tender
feverish or I
bad stomach sour, '0‘)“ “t the affairs of the Barton bank, to the
FOR SALE—FANCY HOME KAI/S the tongue Mother! If coated. gi1e a residency of which he was 9|“.th
When its little system is
"(‘nllfurn-
Ask you dntgtzlst for
a Sit-cent bottle of “California Syrup
which has directions for bab-
les, children of all tires and grown-ups
THE SOUTH PIORWALK EVENING SENTINEI.
MORE EVIDENCE I
‘ CONCERNING ANCONAthiutmch in the banker’s late lesidcne-
RUM E, N 01'.
\inerit‘ an
11) 8:40 p llI.—-;
Ambassador
t‘til
lectetl additional c'tidtnee con
cerning the sinking of the steam-‘
this e11dence hast
been gathered from several
'fieial source 5 as 11111 as from 5111"
\'1\ors. it is uutltrstootl the .\.It.—.
bassador has established beyond‘
doubt the principal t'ircutnstant'es
attending the disaster including
the degree of responsibility 111' me
submarne which sank the vessel.
U. S. BELIEVES AUSTRIAN 1‘
SUBMARINE SUNK ANCONA‘
\\'-\Slil.\t.'l‘t1.\', Nov.
l‘he italizin l‘oit'ign time.- be
notified .\lllt'fit‘a'l ,-\1nl11issaltu'
l'agt‘ at RHIHC that it has 1111 I‘t'iir‘
on 111 beheu' that t. v sillllllarlilt‘
which sunk the bum , neonu with,
the loss of several 1_ merieans.
'11'as other than an 0' \ustri'in.
ilhis 111111 the \ustt'ian ti't't‘l‘lk.
.ment .\' aeknowletletinelit '
20:-
liliat 1t tu-iflh‘t hfu'e been it
[11' .111 boat.
MARK E. WILBER DEAD.
lPresldont of Barton Bank and Trust!
Company Expired Yesterday.
M‘aik I“ Wilber, pies.dent of the.
Darien Home Bank and Trust Com-‘1
pany,di1d yesterday, at 9 a. m., at the:
home of his nephew Mark Norman. inl
1Darien after an illness of a few days‘
121”. Wilber who was very well known!
In Darien, where he spent about 251
years of his life, was 86 years of age.,
and was a kindly old gentleman. whol
endeared himself to all who knew I
h' in. He took an active. interest in:
when it wax organized Ile enjoyed!
law, and his end came with a degret 1 ,
of suddenness. He was stricken on'
{Monday last, and for three days had:
been unconscious. I
.Wilber was how in New York‘, "-
,,'st1tte, and he spent the greater part!
of b'1'. life in l’ottglikcepstt-,11"heic ht If'
was interested iii several busint- ' on f
‘ictprist-s in 11inch he was uni’ " '
successful and acquired II (‘OIIIIOllttlli - ' 1‘
fortune. ‘ I '
The interment will he hf‘ltfil
Poughkeepsie.
ied, she having died 21 years :13.
There were no children, and Mr. “'11-
conducted by Rev. II. E. Brown, pan-I
Counting the'tireat
Day
PANS at
ALBERT
$3.25 SAVORY ROASTERS, sol.“- $1.25 COPPER NICKLE ;
basting, oval shape; large size, PLATED TEA KETTLES ‘
at 98c. ‘ 98c
35c. SHEET '
,IRON DOUBLE
H OABTIN G
$2.00 UNIVER.
AD
“L “E NUM TEA‘POTS at 98c.
MAKERS. regu-
lar family size. PIE PLATES, all sizes and
_ at 51-59 kinds So. to 451:.
25 Washington St. South Norwalk. Prompt Delivery. Phone 1069-2.
Saleot thanksgiving
Helps
DARK FINISH FRUIT BAS-
KETS, worth up to 251-. nt
24°” 51:. each‘
$1.49 3 PT. PURE ALUMI-
F. tililllEBE
0‘ 11111“,
t'eivttl here today gives a wire—
tsulnnai'int is accompanied by a
where his Who is hur-'
PAGE THREE
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Ior 01 the lumen (113113” LII...“
1f1\'en as latitude 4o, logitlufle 6,
off Labopala.
Sunday at 2. 30, after which the re-
mains will he sent to Poughkeepsie
TRAIN STRIKES TROLLEY, '
MANY INJURED
tII-E\l1.IA1D 0., Nov. 20.—A pan-
sen'ger train on the Nickel Plate Ratio
road struck 11 street car at a crossing
here today. Titers were twelve peo-
ple in thfi car. Two women have bee
tat-tn out badly injurd. SeVeraI. it. I!
feared, are dead.
VERONA PURSUED
BY SUBMARINE
I‘.tl \liiill), Nov. 20, via Lon-
1:35 p. m— telegram r1'~
less message said to have been
sent out by the ltalian steamship
-\ erotia stating that she was be-
mg pursued by a large submarine
111th tno perist'opes.
.\ttotIlinpr to this telegram. the
—-A WISE MERCHANT.
advertises his goods. If he cannot do
it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel
classified “For Sale" (olumns Call
up the office, and an ad. man will call
at once.
steamer.
The position of the Verona was
'I 11-day
MATINEE
AND NIGHT
Taursdiy (flanksgivi
MAT. 2:20
But V
~ayres.
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REGE PHONE
‘ NORWALK 976
_ .BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN
Daily Matinee 2:20. Evening7:15 till 10:30 (2 Shows)
Today 111 my
JESSE L. LASKV PRESENTS
The Popular and Versatile Photoplay Star
TLANCH SWEEI 'n "The Secret Sin”
picture is a valuable contribution to the propaganda against the
traffic in opium.
3‘51. SEATS 10 CENTS. BOXES AND LOGES 20 CENTS.
'1‘an "onEE {v
.‘ Amulet-173122 WED It” 24
Metro otfettEmmy“ Wehlen \
* The Greatest of All Motion
in Tabledfurued” Pictures
5 ACTS OF 801‘;qu MO-
TION PlCTlr . .
__—————J& Walker R httesule
. MATINEE _ 1.4,
"lb, AND NIGHT" U 23 m u riiE -
- Paramount ofera . . a
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Blanche Riig in MEL ‘ ING PDT 1
“I‘IieYankea Girl” ‘6 “"5"
(5 Part!) I Positively No Advance in Pricel '1‘
.———.a._—____‘h..
EDay) hov. 25 .
Th" . . EVE 8:20
ISIS not a mot101..,.
The Favorite Irish Singing Con fig‘jure .'
(himself) in ' - :3
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THE leH DRAGON
A thrilling romantic comedy drama in 4 acts by Thom.
SEATS ON SALE MONDAY.
Prices—Matinee, 25c, 50c, 75c. Evening, 25;, 50c, 71c. :1
COMING MON. NOV. 29 ONLY, GERALDINE FARRAR “CA.
MEN. "
TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY, NOV. 30, a brand new musical comedy .
“TIT FOR TAT" with company of 100 11nd ORCHESTRA of 30. Be
:1 first nighter and see “TIT FOR TAT”. Applications for seats
now.
WED. DEC. 1.
GEORGE BEE KN in “AN ALIEN."
g 1 § 9"; Emily Wakcman Hartley.
a“! t 11 9 .g .‘1 if. Manager
.1“; . g Phone 2300.
I THE WORLD’S GREAT..1ZST ENTERTAINER
JXRECTQON ANNUAL
WM. 8TH
MORRIS TQUR
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WITH A REMAa-KABLE COMPANY
. 7 OF
INTERNATIONAL ARTIST-3
eat employers, The Sentinel rancher ' merits. Rent reasonable. Inqui‘re No.9
110% room WITHOUT INVEST-1
his class in .\’c’walk and vicinity.
NOTICE—THE SALE AT THE BA-f
mar, 76 Washington street. will be
continued at the Hotel Clifford build-
ing formerly occupied by Gas Com-
pany. Big reductions.
p-..—
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Exclusive Sales Right in‘
This Territory
MAY BE SECURE-D
MENT. CAR OWNERS PREFERRED
Conservative, kcen-visioned men
throughqpt the East «have obtained
the sales rights for our most recent
patented memory. This City and
othenConnecticut territory still open.
PToduct much in demand by all car
owners, despite the fact that only
10% cars now equipped.
We have advantage over competition
——our price for below any other.
though quality is maintained.
Witness life guarantee with money
refunded and list of satisfied users
and successful representatives,
References required; Call or write;
SEDURI‘I’Y “LEO cc.
1884 Broadway ‘ New York, N. Y.‘
1‘. advertise in This Sin-
iElizaheth street.
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To LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
All modern improvements. Fine locali-
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
or street. South Norwaik. Apply H. A.
Hegelein. Plumber. Phone 1106-12.
1'0 LET—21’ UNlox ST- ? ROOM
apartment. Possesion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey 00.186 it
To LET—~STONE HOUSE. ALL IM-
provements. 1 1-2 acres of laml, barn.
chicken house, fruit trees, o‘mnIl cub
tags on premises. Rent $30. Gregory
Boulevard. IFive room apartment, beati-
tiful view of sound. First class condi
tion. Rent 312. East Washington St.
East Norwalk. Inquii'e Dr. Bohannan
64 South Main St. Phone 60. all) if
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‘ To Liar—THE FIRST FLOOR or
No. 11 High street, South Norwaik;
s‘rooms and attic rooms. Improve-
ments. Inquire of Mrs. James Golden,
4 Falrfleld avenue. 115 if
'ro LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE, WITH
'ali improvements. Also 5 room cot.~
! tags. INor. s and B Discus Court. In-
’ quire J. Discos, Central Hotel. or 121
oi'walk._ . a! It
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What is the verdict
in your home?
If your kitchen could
be heated economically,
would you not prefc'
to use gas for your
cooking requirements
this Winter?
Thc' new QUALI I Y
COMBINATION
COAL AND GAS
RANGE enable"; you
to heat your kitchen
and range boiler with
coal. and to do your
cooking with gas.
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Milt-
“WHERE sveaveoov GOES."
Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7:15 and 9
Balcony 5c. 'Orchestra roe.
Special Feature Today
0
SATURDAY
Cifarles Chaplin in his latest and
greatest comedy success ._
l’lill
ceases-10 to $50170
1-11 11111111111119 $111115:
.SpaoiaRAdded Feature .
“111-1: NET 01- Dacel'fi'
A 3 part “Broadway Favorites"
your range in weekly p
the regular 10% cash dimount la refunded ll"
payments are made as a'reed. '
’ The RANGE CLUB. offer permits you to pay for ‘ r ‘
arments of $1.00, and
feature
rats on is
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column wan, NOV. 24th
,Ctara Kimball Youngdn
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The United Eletirlc 'Liglil & 111111- C0.
muons mt).
pmcns ...‘ ......... 51151, $1.09, $1.50 and $2 00
SEATS now on SALE
111.233 I 1101'- 2311-25
Special l 11.11 :sgtv 11g Mutinee‘f‘i
Round the World :l'our of the Great Trlple Alliance of Recru-
. manners, Conjurora and Wonde. Workers.
Lelia)! Talma and Boscoin
.1 HINDOO OMAGIC
And their Company or Fifty Edi'opeau entertainers. More than 100,
tons of paraphernalia, as well as 100 bond oi live stock is employed in -.
there remarkable entertainmen 9.1,
Since the arrival of this company from the Orient last December.
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SI‘ltI. ~tlI'IitIl !
. “ nonwntr
only the larger cities hare been visited. Always playing in first clans
' theatres. Fbiladolphia, Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh. Buffalo. .
St. Louis have placed their amroval on this organization ‘
Thanegiving Matinee—Fri nights—Prices 25c to $1. on. ,
Wednesday and Thmadas y cos 25c tone.
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