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BRITISH HAVE LOST SIX‘ t
HUNDRED THOUSAND,
Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Fivp Words orLess, 25c ‘
For Sale,
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black- » 1
face or Caps, Double Price.
Professional Cards, and
Classified “Ads.”——To Let, l
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Miscellaneous i
Business and
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Court. November 2nd, A. D., 1915. , . 4
stnner, late of Brooklyn, in the City]
[and State of New York, deceased.
SINCE HOSTILITIES BE-;
[hill WES -
District of 'Norwalk, es. Probate!
continued fro 1
Estate in Connecticut, of John KI ‘ m It page) ,
of a German submarine off the
Belgian coast and raids on an
Tie Court of Probate for the Dian . .
aerodrome and an ammunition
trict of Norwalh, hath limited and al- . ‘
lowed six months from the date llewgfaclgory Echind the German lines.
of for the creditors of said Estate to?I . anC "0095, u! the. SPUCh"
exhibit their claims for settlemenL.dlsmCt' succeeded m dnvmg the
Those who neglect to present their \ Germans from a Crater made by a
Can You Tell [low
The “Mystery light"
ls Operated ?
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The purchase of one of'our new
__ ¢_§ J .L “can“. proper” attested, with,“ l Siamesgulc'mme explosmn record— “C. E—Z” or “Radio-X" lights en—
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WANTED, I TO LET. 1 FOR SAL‘ said time, Will be debarred a reeov-i:f gum; erman communication titles customer to a guess as to
- -.ery. All persons indebted to said1 a r ay.
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WANTED—FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS: TO LET—-FIVE ROOMS. GOOD L0-‘ FOR SALE—“BARGAIN. 1915 SAX-iflstate are requested to make immed-i
and bath around vicinity of Woodward
avenue and South Main street in 2
tumily house. AddreSs 1.. it, c i0 Sen~
liuel. “ n30 31 ‘
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN FUR
furniture store, with an opportunity
to learn the business. Address Sterlg
ing Furniture Co., 127-129-131 Wash-
ington St., So. Norwalk. 1130 it
WANTED—ROOM 1N PRIVATE
family. Address P. A. R., clo Sentineh
WANTED—WATCHMAN. YOUNG
man or boy in school or otherwise en--
cation. Rent reasonable. 35 Cove ave
hue. F. Hopp. n30 3t
To LET—RENT FREE FOR WINT-
er, Stevens street, Norwalk. No child—1,
ren. inquire William S. Wilcox, City.
Bank Building, South Norwalk. n30 3t:
T0 LET—SEVEN ROOM DOUBLE
house on Rowayton avenue. Improve-
ments. Further particulars inquire F.
E. Lockwood, Rowayton. n30 3t
TO LET—5 ROOMS, ioon CON-1
dition, stationery range, hot and cold
water, electric lights, on trolley line.5
“ young pigs.
on runabout, fully equiped. Cheap to
quick buyer. C. S. Byx'bee, 3 Cedar:
street, South Norwalk. Telephone
10233. n30 3t}
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FOR SALE—LARGE NUMBER Uh“
fat hogs, shouts and several pairs of
Splendid condition. Tele'
n30 6t
phone 1462.
FOF.’ SALE—5 l’lAZZA POSTS, TWO
pieces lattice, pair of brass ahdironsf '
iron tire box, lnohogany bed room suit,
pair gold earrings, gold watch. 2 High
street. D30 1!
FOR SALE—8 GOOD BUILDING
Bilgéd to 'occupy factory at night. Rent reasonable. inquire E. Gager,’lots on the lots, Thursday, Dec. 2. 1915
Steady position. Watchman. Sentinel. ‘ McKinley place, ‘Rowayton, Ct. 1130 3t . at Public Auction, located on Norwalk
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINIEf
TO LET—DESIRA BLE FURNISH-
avenue, near the main post road and
on the border of Darien. Sold by “'11-.
)f cattle and calves and trade or sell'ed room, all improvements, also twoimns Real hints and Auctioneer Ag:
The varying fortunes which
we p‘ymem m ]have ,attended General Town-
. ANNIE a. CANNER, :hend 5 3565:1733me ”393d?”
. . ave no ye een recor e ere‘
”16 23 30 Administramfilin sufficient detail to make the
isituation entirely clear. From
,the latest official statement. it
Estate of Marshall n. Tolles, late otld°°s “m 399°“ .that the” has
Norwalk, in said District, deceased. lbeen. further fighing Since the
Oredered, That the Executrix exhioannSh “"3?” upon the ham,"
it her Administration account to this . field 0f CteSIphone,'but the Bnt'
Court for adjustment, at the Probate‘w‘h troops have again fallen back
to the Tigris, havmg been out-
numbered bv the Turks, and are
now occupving more easily de-
fended positions in the rear of
their former line.
On the North Poland front,
after crushing German attacks,
the Russians have succeeded in
,maiting local gainsfin the neigh-
HENRY w. GREGORY. ,borhood of Illoukst. occupying
District of Norwallt, ss., Probate
Court. November 21th, A. 1)., 1915.
office in Norwalk. on the 6th day 011
December. 1915, at 10 o’clock forenoon
and that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof. the
Execntrix will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said Distrct. at least 5
days before said 6th day of December,
1915.
how the “Mystery, Light" is op-
erated.
‘See it in our window.
Three Valuable Prizes
littered
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flitllllii uut lulu
. count
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fresh cows and springers. Friedman/rooms especially desirable for light‘encx 92 Wall street, Norwalk, Conn. Judge an eastern suburb of the town 4
South Norwalk. Tel. 1161. housekeeping. inquire 2 High streeti n29 3tl ,_ and advancuig to 'the .German
‘ n30 3t.‘ : 0mm, of Norwalk, 5,," Probate trenches south of this pomt. .
CLUETT, PEABODY a 00., inc.‘
lwent~
Experienced operators on power me
(Intel. i
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BRITISH CASUALTY
LISTS PUBLISHEDl
LONDON, Nov. 30, 10:51 a. m.E
wBritisl} casualty lists publisifcd‘
during November total 1,232 of—-
To LET—FOUR ROOM APART-l
mom, third floor front, rent 810. Ah,
so three room office over People's!
Trust Co. For further particulars,
apply ofilce of the Old Well Cigar Co.
+0 LETa—A .suunrsnnn .ROOM;
with all improvements. Inquire 10
Crescent Terrace. n27 3t
FOR SALE—FORD DELIVERY CAR
in perfect condition. Motor guaranV
teed. Will sacrifice. O'Connor's Gar-
age, Washington street. ‘
FOR SALE—FACTORY. sourn‘
Norwallt. Adjacent to railroad truck.'
Mill construction. Every late improve}
ment. sprinkler system installerI
throughout plant. liuilding adopted to
Court. November 29th. A. 1).. 1915.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court for the admis-
sion to probate of a certain written
instrument as and for the will of
William Hilsdon late of Norwalk, in
said district, deceased.
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office. in Norwalk, on the 7th day of
POSITION OF ALLIES IN
SALONIKI DISCUSSED,
BERLIN, Nov. 30, by wireless:
to Sayville.-—.The position taken
by the Entente Allies. as reflect,
cd in the semi-official statement;
issued in Paris to the effect that
the landing of troops at Saloniki'
was not a violation of Greek tcr-i
REGEN
PHONE
NORWALK
THEATRE
976
Daily Matinee a :20.
BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN
Evening 7:15 till 10:30 (2 Shows) p
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’ ' " ' “""‘ “w" . . _ ' it tornoon- ritorv is contradicted by the e '
, , _ .‘ ‘. T0 LET—FWE ROOM FLAT op}! work of heaviest machinery. For para December. 1915. at 11 ocloc , g , , ~ ‘ y . .
. rial-IS“??? 45,124110" 6.01111111551011-~ dar street; improvements. 3 omidwiticulars address box 624. South Nor-23nd that public notice thereof be giv- ()v‘erseas News Agency o-nlg t-—- “es aY"'"' O-nlg t
i :f Sitar“ijrifillitiénfhlengfyl film!" Washington street. Inquire Samuel walk. ’ on to all persons interested therein Reports from ]various source's ‘\
1119 be "nnini‘ fth *1 'l' fin“ Roodner,80uth Norwalk. n18 tf - by publishing this order in a new;- COlIthlllllg . rcnct and vi’lils‘l The Biggest and Best luslcal Show lit the Season
' g1 b 0 t ‘05“ ”It“ "1) __ FOR SALE—THREE OR Form, pnpor having a circulation in said 015- threats against Crcccc fatl to
(Ed. the Emperor's trip to ”“NHegelein, Plumber. Phone 1106-12.
to approximately 000 000. l '
' ' . . _ . eoond 1 s more: d mules chea .
Heavy as was the losscs 111 To LET STONE HOUSE ALL m “a c as s 1 an n27 :1th
killed, wounded and missing for provemepts. 1 1'2 ”we 0‘ land, bamlRaymond Bmthem
trict. at least five days betore said
day of hearing.
clear up the situation," the
agency says. “l'imvcvcr. the gen-
1
Hitch the names of 3.110 officers
' —— lir‘NRi’ W. (‘~ ’. cral tone of the news from,
hilt ,rltree, llotv ‘ i ..v,
the lplrcslcnt mOMh’. thcy were fag: :1; 2:22:43“ gem :somgmcmi FOR SALE—TWO munmxas; 1 Judge. l‘rench and British sources wd ~'
lmnc1 igitcr than in ( )NOIMT’ Boulevard. Five room apartment. beuu- i twovstot'y barn and 1 out-house. For _- __ ,_ ._- catcs clearl)’ that (trot-cc has i ""1 ,
and 71,187 uon~commissitmcd of—
tlfut view of Sound. 'First class condl- i
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. . . , tv. 1 - v , ,
ficcrs and men includcd in thc tlon. Rent ”2‘ E8“ Washington St” Lollenders Point, Noroton, Conn. DIAPEPSIN ' "-\tt ‘ t' t ‘ ‘t'f' it “i With “ a‘ter Jones a' d a NOtdble caSt
“Rt IEast Norwalk. inquire Dr. Bohannan. " ' ' ‘ r r -’ ‘ (mp “ ,0 in“ ‘ ‘ I, “fl
I“ 5' ‘64 South Main St. Phone 60. n10 tf FOR BALE—1 JERSEY COW. course arc all m vam. .\l. \ cn'—, Great singers, great Comedians, great dancers
A statement issued in London
'(lt‘t. 29. gave the British casual-i
tics from the beginning of IIIt‘
war to Oct. 9. as 403,204. The
total amonp,r officers in thpt pcr-
ind was 21.293 and zimong other,
ranks 472,001.
To LET—Six ROO'M COTTAGE
with all improvements 12 Lincoln ave
nue, Inquire United Grocery Com-
pany, .‘orth Main street.
I 1'0 LET-RENOVATED Tnnouon-
GERMANY MAY BE lout, newly papered, in first class con-
READY FOR PEACE dition, eight excellent rooms. House
I ‘ONDFON \'ov 30 1 ,2,_ ) well located, central, modern improve-
“1;.12110 Phil \lail ‘(Tnn-t‘tc/ 3L ; ments. Rent reasonable. Inquire No. 9
socialing Emipcror \\'i‘l|iam's Elizabeth street. 018 if
Nisit to Vienna with reports that! To LET—Six ROOMS AND BATH.
Ktcrmany 15 Willing to enter upon ; All modern improvements. Fine locall-
[pcacc negotiations, ventures the y. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
opiniolt‘that as already suggest-1m. street, South Norwaik. Apply 11. A.
rAustrian capital may rcprcscnt;
a fresh attempt to bring aboub To LELG ROOM COTTAGE, WITH
lconclusxon of a scparatcpcacc lie-tall improvements. Also 6 room cot.-
‘ ‘ . ‘ SATURDAY DEC. 4f?“ Elelon in "MORTMA N."
1353‘ “W 3"" "ah" “812215.; “§°E..Z.Z"defolil‘i°ifot§?“3 t'é‘t' l3???.$§.3°1§£i$. $211193: "mu-mm W M" W .1... FRENCH 1” LONDON °°MI~G Tussoav nec- 7. Mary mm... in 3mm: Bur.
.. ' , - ' ’ .' ‘ - ‘ ' orlte food meal, then take a little Dim LONDON, Nov. 30. 2 :20 p. m. TERFLY."
tudfdiiify{iii};rchcgiirlatgliuzttzitibrim street, tfirwailt. M m age, 11 Raymond s‘rm' n tf pepsin. There will not be any distress —-—Ficld Marshal Sir John WEDNESDAY DEC. 8. High School Alumni in “(EREEN STOCK
Buch an enterprise, The R'OVCI‘IIJ To LET—31 m 31‘ 7 ROD“ ‘RIISINFSS NOTICES “at Without (can It". beefing “130's :Fl'ellCll. commander Of the ”fit. INGS." ‘
intent at Rome for reasons ncverlopamnem, Possesion at . :30. Th. #18 LEI--SALEI_8ALE ,__ Diepepsln “really does' regulate weak 15h fprccs on the western front, ENTIRE WEEK DEC. is. Billy Allen Musical stock Co. POPULAR
id 1 d h ' f ' d f d - ' , A ! “WWI“? “01113611 that 8““ it it! was in London yesterday and PRICES.
lsc ose , as re ramc rom 0 Batch and Daley 00. no t: Sate money. Stock and fixtures millions of “1°. ennually. ‘
lclaring war on Germany and has,
shown no particular eagerness to,
k‘o—operatc with the Allies in res-
toring the situation .in the Uni-1
lkans. i
“if it is believed in Berlin that
fi
‘them when convenient. Jewelry, musi-
particulars inquire Thomas Crimmins,
Thomas Crlmmins, Collenders Pointd,
Noroton, Conn.
FOR SALE—ATTRACTIVE BRAND
new 7 room cottage. All improvements
large lot. fruit and garden. Terms to
suit purchaser. Louis 8. Beam.
n26 6t'
FOR SALE—~13 BARREIS HAND-
plckcd apples, were sprayed at blos-
some time. Will accept offer on lot.
Telephone 787-2, Norwalk.
m
FOR BALE—FURS. JUUUS TES-
lny, 1314-1316 «Main street, Bridgeport
Manufacturing turrler. Repairing a
specialty. New furs always on band.
028 int
FOR SALE—ONE
1913 BUICK
must go. Select Christmas gifts. Get
cal instruments. Toys, games, books,
blocks, skates. Also shelves, counters,
show cases,, typewritek Clifford Hotel
asked to renounce lit-r sovereign-
llusie by Oreste Vessella
“TIT for TAT”
zclos. the former prcmicrxhad not i
the right under ihc t‘onstitutionf
to sanction tin-handing of tro'ms'
at Saloniki. 'l‘hc Creek (‘onsti “
tution states. in Clause ()0, that!
the l’nrlimncnt ‘1’: the only lltltiy‘
which pnsscssc the right to dc-L
cidt- such qucstinns. Therefore!
Kim: Constantine is merely dc-i
fending thc integrity of the Con-l
stltution against C(111R'li1‘8"".
which shows that rcproaclics di—
rectcd againstdiim have no just
basis.
“The French and British al-
tcmpts to compel a small neutral]
nation to consent to the measurcsl
taken proves that the, Enteritc
thinks might is right."
I011 lNDleSllUN 0R
8011i," 1011) 810MB"
in Five Mlnutesl No Dyspepsia, Heart.
burn or Any Stomach Misery.
Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indiges-
tion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
stuborn lumps; your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable, that's‘.
when you realize the magic in Pope's
Diapepsin. it makes all stomach mis-
ery vanish in five-minutes.
if your stomach is in a continuous
revolt—if you can‘t get it regulated.
please. for your sake, try Papa's Dia-
pepsin. it's so needless to have a bad
O
FIELD MARSHAL ‘
conferred with Premier Asquith.
Gets large nttycent case of Pane?!3 So far as the public knows,
Diapepsln from any drug “01'0- lt ll, Field Marshal French has not
the quickest, surest stomach relief and becn.in Lonlon before since he
cure known. It acts almost like Mlle: paid a secret visit to the British
—,tt is e Belenttflc. harms" and pleael capital late in January. He con-
! FRIDAY, DEC. 3.
80 in the Company including
Orchestra 01 30
Be a First nigliter and see Tit for Tat
seats Now Selling. Prices 25:, 50s.. 75s., $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 1 at 2:20 Evening 7:15 and 9
The Picture-play That. Makes Dimples to Catch the Tears
George Beban in “An Alien”
_ adapted from “The Sign of he Rose" produced by Thos. tune.
The Strongest Appeaiol Any Play Ever Filmed
ALL SEATS 10 CENTS Boxes and Loges 20 cents
THURSDAY, DEC'_2. Valli Valli with Edward Brennan and Marlo
Empress in “THE WOMAN PAYS."
MARGUERlTE CLARK 11y “STILL WATERS."
GERMAN POSITION IN by thc‘Journal, in a dispatch
BELGIUM BOMBARDED from San Rome, Italy, to have
LONDON, Nov. 30’ 3:37 p.rl)_ccn discovered by the Turin po-
m.—-German positions on the 11cc. it. was learned that the plan
:bullding, formerly Gas 00.. So. Main ant. stomach preparation which fin}, fcrred with the British and - , apparentl wa f )1
{Ital' can definitely he s uarcd \ , _ . . . . . Belgian coast from lcebruggc to , ~. )1 5 re errct to. the .
by : liberal surrender qu t crri-3 ‘. .~. .1 w .. $11 till “3°th “7"‘30 3‘ belongs in every home. , Frenclli \yar Ministers at Calais Ostend were bombarded for two‘llbw‘” police at Lugano. Swrtzer- *1.
ltory in which she claims a mu; My)“ tin-”nu ' A. MODNE. 70 NORTH MAIN 81‘. on J" y )' hours this morning by a Britishi and, Who “"35th a boattfi'an.
'tional interest, great pressure
liuay be employed at Vienna to?
[bring about such a sacrifice and}
thusrliberate Austrian troops for‘
other regions.” I
l
NOTHING OF IM- I
PORTANCE IN FRANCE1
PA’RIS, Nov. 30, 2:30 p. m’.-—-!
"These is nothing of importanccl
[to add to the communication of
last night, the War Office an-'
JUBT COMFORT.
is what most people nowadays
want' in their living room—a
place where you can work or
rest-really live.
That means you must buy dur-
‘mounced this afternoon able substantially built S ' ' NEW YORK N 0_The.resulted in a victo for the GREECE DELAYED
- —-——-——-——- ’ «e peclalFeatureToday ~. - -' °V' 3' 2T 1. A? B -- _. ATHENS N ' '
FURNITURE. \ 9 . th trial of Hambur -I m 8- nttsh azalry com , ov. 29. Vla,.Parts
NEW YORK RAD'UM DiSPENSARYl ”WI, ‘ ' Jury m e g ‘mander was killed in the battle. ,
designed for reabuse and com-
fort rather than ornament.
We have the best qualities in
all styles and varied grades. Call
and see.
A. .1. Ange vine 81130.
'~ NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—The first'
[radium dispensary in this city will be‘
established tomorrow. When the New:
Hark Radium Sanitarium opens for.
the treatment of cancer and otherj
illnesses. The institution is backed by:
= local ‘ hilanthro ists. Ital object is _
not ‘OIIIy to an: malignant disedsesfisw‘“ "WWW Conn
but to carry on research work with‘ E—AWHIENER _
tho X-Ray and in surgery as well as RETURNS TO LONDON
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Bundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. We do ulcanixing. Prices rea-
unable. .
«srruxrlons WANTED" ads 1f youi
are obtained by advertlslhg to the
set employers. The Sentinel teacher
Its clam-"in Nc‘Vallt and vicinity. .
“PM?“ 'We'ar
'ALU _cl% Aluminum cooking
3 ( utensils'are far su-
TRADEMARK perior to any other
make. We will be pleased to
have you see our display and tell
your friends about it.
Tea. kettles, saucepan} try pans,
triplicate saucepans. tea and cof-
fee- pots, double roosters, 10 in 1
Earl Kitchener, British Secre-
tary for War, was in Pans yesm
tcrday. There have been 'rcports!
leader. in supreme command of'
IIIK
western front, but London has
denied there was any foundation
for them. '
unit-m
Mat. 2:15, Eye. 7:15 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra 10c.
TRIAL OF HAMBURG-AM-
ERICAN LINE' OFFICIALS
American Line officials on
Tuesday .
charges of conspilzacy to defraud
‘Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in
“Playing head”
a five part
opportunity to argue three mo?
tions by the defense. These were
to dismiss the indictment,‘ direct
,a verdict for the defense or in—
Franco-British forces on the.
the UlnitcdStatcs, Was excusedl
this morning to give counsel anl
squadron, according to a Router" In the possession of the boatman’
dispatch from Amsterdam {were found two boxes, labelled
_ _____ - ‘chocolate, but. filled with dyna-
tlliai acni‘clig'rcfle'lrgfip'eastglcl IngtnctlciiBRITISH FORCES IN MESO- imitc, which he was about to ship
pace ze .
Turin.
The Journal's dispatch adds
that the arrest of other persons,
some of them connected with
POTAMIA RETREATING,t°
BERLIN, Nov. 30, by wirelessl
Ito Tuckcrton.——Official advices'
lreccivcd here from Constantino~
Iplc. state that the British forces ncnt. .
[in Mesopotamia are continuing ______ "
to rctrea, following the battle on
llNov. 25, which is said to have NEGOTIATIONS WITH
JAPAN DOES NOT WANT
tcntc Powers with the Gree‘kigbh-
' CHINA TO JOIN ENTENTE
crnment has been further delay«
' TOKIO, Nov. 3o.——The most ed, it is reported tonight, pend-.
' prominent newspapers
'pire are unanimmp in e beliefI
that "the Japanes government pective general staffs *0 define
the German consulate, is Jimmi-
Nov. 30, 7:45 a. m.——Final saint-wt"?
! —--—‘- tion of negotiations of the End
the em_,ing reply of the Allies to the x'
95; Greek proposal to permit the res. ..
Vitagrsph
struct jury to disregard all tes- will decline to endorse the pro-
timony concerning the steamerposal reported to have been ad-
thc military features of the Al-
lies‘ requirements in Macedonia. ‘
Mlarina Quesad, which. according‘ vanced by Great Britain ’ that,
to the defendants, was not con-{China be invited to join the Elm—.91?- GREILE TO I"
nected' with their operations intents and give ,whatever assist- ' -
,furnish‘ing supplies' to ,Gcrmlanft‘mce is possible in the pronecu-I LECTURE IN ITALY
'warships at sea. . If the court dc-,tion of'the war without provid- ROM‘E, Nov. 29, 10:30 p. mi.—--
Inies the motions to dismiss the. ing military aid‘. ‘ Dr. Cecile L. 'Greilc, of‘ New,
‘ ~ ~ . York, one of the survivors of the ‘
tindictment or order a verdict for
steamer Ancona, is arranging to"
steam egg poacher combination,
omel‘ pans, eta. .
' AlhertF. Gehébe
WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 10004 Prompt Delivery
Blue Ribbon Feature
comno romnnow
In the use of radium. /’ LONDON, Nov. 0' 12. .
. The “autism! wt“ ”9 “Fame" m.——Fie1d Marshal Fin KitscIteE-
along the lines of the Radium Instl- er, the Secretary for War re-
lute 0‘ 14°11‘03- Thme hundred milll- turned to London today froni his
grams 0' radium in ”Qua,“ ”'9' trip to the Near East
plieators valued for $130,000 worth of ' .
sodium in addition. The medical do; .1; you can do “gem won, "u
pertinent will be similar to» that “I you should be earning a goo! in-
Institutes in Paris, Berlin and Vienna.‘ come. If you are 'not, perhaps you
' have not been a very good Sentinel
.‘ adverb ..clsssifiedaedvertiserl .
Julius gteger in
“THE MABTE'M OF THE HOUSE"
' 'the defense, counsel for the ac-‘PLOT TO DESTROY III- . ,
cused‘ is ready to put on its wit- NITION-S’ PLANTS IN ITALY deliver.- in the principal Italian.
nesses, the government having , PAIRIIS, Nov. 30, 4:35 a. fn.~—:,towns a series of lectures onghe
concluded? the presentation, of the A'plot of Germans .to destroy dramatic experiencesfi‘forthe
casey‘esti’rday, ‘ ‘ - «vmuiiitibns‘ lantsfiin Iteiyis‘siidlbenefitof thetit“ Red
mite «fiance ethnicity of us is
that When we want to'ring" up and
talk to thp world the line is busy."—
comnd baseman ”15
rnlmote with rtave r;
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