Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 17, 1916 · page 3

 
 

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' scams“ 'ro outrun
warns
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Classified “Ads.”—To Let.
For Sale, Business and .

I Grand
Professional Cards, and E'ooo”"°§o§ot‘°i‘.°“c‘m'§fno oiI

the Russian forces on the Caucus.

 

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aneous ian front.
_M15ceu ‘ Under the termNzof an orderis
muverflsementaon .nispage, Twenty-Five Wordsorhess. 25c g3“ Gem‘ “wit” °f
Meflmmfiach Additional Word. loent perlnserlioaJnBlaclt- era of war in France. 83131”:
' oeive each month pay eq to
bee or Caps. Double Face. thnt of French officers on leave.
"IT I Similar treatmen is to be ac-
IOR BALI. TO LET. W ED' ._.Icorded French officers who are
—- —- I. I isoners in Germany.
FOR “LEAH“ CHICKS. “mm To LET—MODERN APARTMENT. WMTEFMACHINBWI ‘ “‘5“ PIA dispatch from Rotterdam‘ to
. large rooms. Evert- convenience heal m.“ d”. “the hands. Steady “Mk undo th th
Leghotnm R. i Reds. Bart-ed Rocks, . ‘ Apply to Holland Machine Co. 132 the Star in n say 34 C‘

and JmlOA III-rule 82; Apply 1. 51.
1'17 31

To LET~51.\RL‘H 1st AT NO. 1
Belts place, loser door of four rooms
and bath with large room in attic. Gas
lights. Nice for young couple. Mrs.
Frank Day. 8 Belts place. fl? 3!
TO LET—CIGAR STORE l’XlTElJ
Cigar Store Agency included it deeit
ed. At Brunsuick Alleys from March

‘ report that a Zeppelin had been
blown adrift during yesterday's
WANTED— BOY FOR mam-m“ storm and wrecked at BerIk in
Steady work. (I 5 Holland. and there seized and In—
no 3; temed by the authorities. is with-
out foundation
An Austrian official statement

Bull OrIIIngtonu. Eggs for setting. 75c
as setting and up. ()ur birds won 62
ribbons and two silver cups last year.
Commercial hatching 5c a chick. Broil-
ers. fricazsea. roasting chickens and
turkey: killed, dressed and delivered
to order Nichols Poultry l'ard, East
Norwalk. Telephone 243—4. f17 3i

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FOR SALE—NEAR SUI TH NOR-
'walk. 2 god housese in line order. Will
rent for 330. Most Improvements. This

Water street. South .Xorwalk. fl? 3

Layton Co.

 

 

 

lattory work.
Roth & (‘o.. 10 Water street.

WANTED—EXPERIENCED ME.\
.and girl operators on men's mats. 32 issued “Dd“ d,“ of Feb. ‘6' ‘n'

Duy 511')” S Homer no it nourIceS thlt the eighth “wk by
“w“. Italian outposts on the Austro-
waurED rIItoRIotoItI. I nxvnu Hungarianl positions on jovereck
Ienced .euIIIg machine operators on was rCPil l.sed Th9 “tumult.

 

 

i: a 23’3““ ”I: only 33.300 310W 1““ “5 3‘ ii: In silk shirts Steady work usul add‘ that the ground ‘5 “0“th
“ s a" 0“ m” “‘9 ‘I 5 W °°"I~‘ ” "“ res Apply to M. x. Mayeholf a Co. the new Austrian positions In t
Address 9 0. not 814. South ‘Noru'alk.' TO LET‘“”*““““- “0- 3‘ Norwalk.f15 31 Rombon district is covered with

Lincoln avenue. 6 rooms and bath. All;15 \lera-irt l .. [ulim dead.
‘(ngi’g’memfi “Thu“ ”q“; ‘i: WANTED—BLACKSMITH nutm-
I . ‘ 0"" or C. F. Green Steamboat place or TODAY KN WALL STRgm

venln s at 36 in h street. South Nor- I l
_ _: T0 tar—Ions HALF noose. :1le I‘ 3 “5 N WALL 81.le .0330 t “.0",
FOR SALE—1 pAlR op “va w est side of 21 Union sreet. Seven

- nighl advices suggestins II reopening
changahlt- bobs. Cheap. Arthur Wat rooms and bath Steam heater. aloe-I WANT Nils Ex i ON the Lusitania muonm. "Ne RN
Ndrou 21* HIvilaud street. fl‘i 3t trio lights. all new. gas range connec-‘ ED 0‘ BRA PM

00“! burners the further heaviness of
_Itiou. Newly painted interior and 03- “c“ on rain “.0 “fled In

ork M. eds is . while con

con SALE—CHEAP, IMMEDIATE "than New uptodst'o plumbing Itoot' I‘M” “I’m" °“ I’M" u“ “wk" '“ ‘ r' ”I" ' I r | .
1!. outcood sired safe and aoompiste $20 per month. Plusesslon at once. I" nos 5‘0“, '0" ”d ' I"! mum" m Merino ““0 m or n
addressograph. Machine equipmt. The Hatch & Bailey 00., :9 Marshall when ““99“" W! D. L- Harris, creased uneasiness. Losses of one or

I f . .
-A1I9ly at South Norwalk Electric street. South Norwalk. (5 ills; ““hmw’" 8' T” ‘°°"I ”‘1 3' two points were regtI-tered :y can:
Works, Slate street. [it «I at WANTED—POP” lll CLERK 1'0 hie Steel. New York An Era c.
I I II!!!“ (I I n Petroleum American Smelling
-.: T0 LE‘I’—-—TWO THREE ROOM uke charge of ’ store. ca , N hue N
CHEVROIJT floors and two tour room lioors. III- I”, to the Hun Inaa Mn“ 2., a“ and other sctite saues. w srious

 

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FOR SALE -— DOUBLE 900?-
black stand. Cost SLII Bell for 810.
88 Washington street. 116 8t

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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-. hunting selMtarter, 1018 Overland provemeuts. alwtric lights and pas. “no, odicc. South Norwslk.f15tl shares were lower by'substsntisllrae-
roadster. 1918 Buick touring.1l18 One minute from smiley. ten minutrsI _ lions. lnitsd Staten Steel vieldod ,
Marlon touring. Wehrle's GannIfmm depot. Inquire 84 \\ oodward ave-I W ANTlo—A YOUNG 0131.70 A8 only slightly and there In no III“-

unwatond st. south Newslk. J89-8ln nue. Tel 11061:. It tr‘

slst with housework in family as no Iiul change in rail-t. Crucible ledthet
Good home for right party. Adam moderate rally briore the end of the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR BALI—FAMILY LIQUORI T0 LET—THREE APARTMENTS with patient." R. K c'o sum“: iirst half boll. but the undertone will
now or mt the license it can be at 65 and 67 Spring street consisting “mm“
hindered up, me. Ill WWII. . MIof five Ind Ill rooms with improvei LOST l WALL STREET. Noon-Juniors

Inquire Mrs. R. Tsrlov, 1 6
F‘z-ltn

opportunity tor a grocery store to “I‘m“
have hquor and groceries combined IGW“ 9‘ “”0”" ill! 12
lust sell quick. inquire 1. WI'
Outral Hotel. corner of Monroe and
Mot street.

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i . BUNINESS NOT] CES

H. MAKING.

soar . “EDNESDAI FEBRUARY "I" """“"d I" ‘h" ”mm“ 'm'

' I . I the
Itoth about l 30 p. In. between No 12 nm or (cutter-I and 0” bu
avenue and Mary's N." market ”versed Ilia come later on

d- renewed buying oi Crucible. as well
Its (‘nnsdian Pacific. Baldwin Locomo
live and American Clll. l'anadlatt
._ -— noun showed afmet'niahl III-III of :2
to Lama's}. Eleven Au. m3 tear-.m tout mwm\o Willie IIIIII uts. Steel Nalao mNcNIeNtNIInn

, .~ NN NN
IMF” 123 WASHINGTONIPI'OVamenlI. l 12 acres ofllld, harn.I"2 Hull-lid street and 1". IA. [5110'- madl- up III- earl 0 a nu

chicken house. fruit trees. snail eot- CWffl‘lmnlU. I (01¢ Vii-Ch ll lfifll slackened \Isibl) on the second read-
street. Tel 35’3‘ South Norwalk. I110 on mm. Rent ‘30. Gregory erwr.st bracelet Finder pious return juuuxeltl of prion the market drift

‘ * Ito F'A lane's store and receile re- 1“ idly until ’u" before ntldda).
a. moons, 10 NORTH um I- IBWWM .II I!" Dr Rheum -. . N
loath Nonnlk. mac}... “More’s“: M South M Film“. IXO ll'ni’d ‘ '1' ft. 8‘ Mhen Mr ”heal ilfprofimem

.‘d Sundries Both .0” ad HEW LORlMEI’S TRIAL 8!? FOR TODAVI LOST HORSE AND WAflfx‘l. BAG was noted. he a rich of more favor-

 

ro LIT—FIVE ROOM [mu etc-I liumilton

dar street; improvements s oflcas. ISlund. one ten dollar bill. Finder kin

Washington street. inquire SamuslI ly return and receive reward. Mrs. G

“ .Roodner Couth Narwnik. n18 tr 8. Chopin. No. 12 Hamilton avenue.
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‘III- Inert "will“ My «mass-re CHICAGO.Feb.17.-—The trial of of oats and a Ishmei was in wagon. “I“ “”0” “fur" “ "HhInIIIIIII I
I ”Nil We do Vuluuislng, Prices rep. William Iborimer former United Slrsyed fro,“ 'Hnrbor avenue. Finder Bonds were Irregular.

I- sortable Slates Senator. on (harses of vrecki mood “ML South Norwalk.f16 3t .._. .. _._-. - .—

1‘ ing the La Salle street Trust and Sale Th board 01 trade will m9" Wod-
!§ " "" ings Bank while president of the in PM”? “0‘"! James Dixon 4’ R“ e

outlay evening of neat Week in theI

 

. GLUE”) PEABOOY & 00.. INC. slitution. is set for today in the Critn- .m— i h ll N
I n“. In" 0°” I new otvu. sumo: RULES ° W “ ”I" ”’0'" - I
.- Ispurenm operator. on PM"? m. it is estimated that more than th0 , . , . _ _ ._ -
. 1.” weeks will be required in the se ec- “‘““ ' , I . ,
I __ tion of a jury IIAIITI‘MIIIII MI 16 4‘59 onion "Hm ““08 0' II" ““11“" PI“
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BRHIGEPURT. Feb. 17 'Une hun-
dred drop forgers. die sinkers and
trimmers employed at the Remington
Arms and Munition company. went
out on strike yesterday aftemoou and
it is expected that 160 more men will
leave their benches today. A dis
agreement over the payment for
spoiled work is the cause of the
walkout The company has adopted

 

a. rule that work spoiled by the
men ntust be paid for by the operr
atjves. The men claim that it is un-

fair to force them to pay for mater-
ial which then reverts to the owner—
ship of the company.

Another contention of the men is
that those who work on a piece work
basis are frequently forced to labor
without being paid for it. The com-
pany counters with the statement that
these men earn on an average of $14
a day and that they should be will
in; to do It little extra work when
tools {or their particular calltng 'lrt‘
lacking

Union ofllciais predicted that unless
some settlement is reached today. eI-

‘ery man in the vast factories ulll be

called out.

 

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Does Your Heart

 

“Drink Deep Then at the Spark;
ling Fountain of joy"

That Will Be Unveiled at the

PALACE i

mm at All Times the Fore-
' meat Stars in Vaudeville and
Silent Drama

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VAUDEVILLE

CARNIVAL"

and Saturday

FEB. 17, 18. 19

All Previous Bills"

 

r~s>tttssruiostgygjttltitee Feature"
’ Number (I)
‘Earths Greatest Protean Star

Mr. iIWI-II Mc (Iivney

Who Will Present Dickens
Immortal Work-—

 

C- 3- Monday. vicepresidenl °' N": Civil Service Commission hos print

.mns‘rhefirfitflfairerxgtw::dco:.v‘iclt‘ed ed a revision of its tom and classifi-

recently on “charge of complncy‘cmion of positions in the i-leil n I-
R) wreck the bank |lld "NORM (0' Hits. Additions and amendments to.

live years in the penitentiary. Pend-' i I," . I
ing an appeal he is at liberty on'”“ rules u m" printed n m" the recent Red Men-American Baud
her. 1914. take effect March 1 191$. fair. A ”an“ of the JOHN on.“

bail
ICcpies of the rules may be ohltined ttee was held last nigh All bills "m
WANTED IV PHILADELPHIA PO tl‘ thc edict-Cf the commission st li.e ordered M out 0‘ the SN” WW

—PIANO TUNING.
W. Haussler, 1n. formerly tuner for
.. M. Schoenberg Piano Co. Pianos ot ail
:j-II kinds tuned dend. including
I' . ' player pianos. 177 South Main street
‘ p or phone 313-12. fit 3i

attha Pioneer headquarters on Main
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Between 81150 and ”00 was clear on

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, .0! “In... Best title” will LICK. .Stutt (' apitol. or will be mailed on re of about ”‘00. The Red Men “4 m.

, calves. 38 H. Friedman. South Nor-I BRIDGEPOBT Feb 17 ’J-m” 3- 0mi- sicialils the splendid. their friends

I -“!k Tel ”5'1 Roach, who is on trial here on a The commissions aect'md 1nnIIItl standing by 1m in good shop. dub
r charge of robbing a drug ston- iu theI rtpcrt is also ready for distribotlot in: the recent fair.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ARMY TESTING TRACTION EN topper east side, last Christmas night. . I
GINES. ils wanted by the Philadelphia police I HOSPITAL N0T50- A maul-r moms of the Vow-“II

IFORT Bibi. Okla. Feb. 17. —Ex it .u learned (odgy Army“. James Malone. 67 Ely avenue. was Aerleef bgies V“ held last "my“...

periments in “3'" traction engines are being made with the PhiladelplI’I III admitted “I" “‘0qu- st the lodu W on Wall street 30

.instead of artillery horses to uli ' bereh
.4 heavy field pieces have been gon- port once authorities whereby theI 1‘90“", "3““ °' “I “’““~ Applications tor mom in were re
caved. and on February 29th the

ducted here recently under the direc- present charge against Roach be sus. ”"3 admitted "I“ “”qu
tionof the War Department, it be- pended and he returned to Philadeii R. Rude, 1 Ely avenue. was admitted lmt class in the history of the
“II“ mm"! Iodtto will be initiated. The date at

cause known today The “at! were phia. Olliciala are on their way here
2 ms e u u marsh gro
”0 y and on the m" Mrs. May Lambert. nu “mm“ the initiation has been changed tron:
I'm “'8“ lhedrsl otuuou. to tots 29”me

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itary reservation. from that city and the. prisoner will
{'tpiisizladotgtttfinhggsiii; “N?!“ ‘1?- probably be taken away tomorrow. I It th 1
. 0 an , I --- TI- .. m tea on eannus masquer-A
‘ 1‘08“ bridge. a task said to be impos- I When Roach was arrested M. Ber I IA regular weekly meeting of the or u .
sde ball was present, and report or

llble “1m draft l‘n"n.ls_ Pulling “ Ilillon measlfi‘ements w.” “ken .nd um. mmuon 0‘ ‘hQINmuk n" , Del . 1*

nggesannontzelulnd “mute mchthNlne sent out and it was through these that Commlea Wm be held to“ r ' or ”mm“ ””5”“ I“ ‘ " "° .

, over e es w out In a up,

_ , the witness said. The oItIcItIt report u” “mm“ "“3““ “m “ m" was. ‘1 “1° “0'10“ Wflflimfl- smattmo Hts Joe.

" ; 0f the experimenting board as to the man they sought. Under the “I“ 0‘ Final amusements for the big fair I “Did you kill a German. uncle?"
adaptability of tractors tor use in Itq- James J Reynolds. Roach 8e1 vedt will be completed at this session s “N0. .1 «'1'! think i personally kill
agaxg'lfi WI" be made t0 the “If eight years in the penitentiary at. ‘Ied one" k t _t d |

e . I ' u n .
t. ITrenton. N. J. advertise in The Sentinel. it pays. I “Oh. you 8‘“ er Ion on 0’ n

 

 

“Bill Sykes’

Playinr every character himself. A
performance that no man. woman or
child can alord to miss. The most re
tumble presentation of the age
Bverbody should see this startling ex-
hlbllion.

"Owen McGivney is one of the
highest salaried artists in
Vaudeville"

(See His Contracts on Exhibition
in the Lobby of the Palace)

 

Jubilee Feature No. (a)

‘Danceland

r Dance and Song
Revue. with Five thrming
Girls and
diam.

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. 3 WINTER CLEARANCE SALE
9.: .9 coummnnns Lantw “
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l» a f; 3 free. ‘vnlae' star _. LAW WEAR smut-slur E .
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illu- third floor of the burning l"ti
Thi‘ét for Peace ISIemu Epsion fraternity house in
I“tbi Lai-‘ayette.
and Happiness C l The two lower hours me It menu

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Thursday, Friday

"An Array oi Stars Surpassing.

F'ur Clever Come-

Miliilmiil

”an; Pollok has wired DomInIcIt‘

"lorIoI-I'ch. the New Orleans pro-I04

ler. tlua he is ready to match Freddie
Welsh with Charlie White in the“
rent (‘I'ty provided Tortorich makes
good an ofler tendered New Year's
Day. This Pollok says, was 312500.
uith 8500 {or training expenses and an

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oplton of 50 per cent. of the gross and
51 per cent. of the pictures. I

White and his managerfNale Lott-
is. are expected to he in New York.
in a few days. The proposition ll
likely to be arranged at that time.
White will meet Harry Pierce at the
Clement A. C., Brooklyn. hands)

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BULLDOG'S WARNING
SAVES LIVES 0‘ .‘C;

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Awakens fondue Stud'IntsI

When Fraternity House I
. Catches Fire. |
I LAFAYETTE. ind. Feb. io.~
;'i‘II'tnty-four Purdue students. welt-
saved from probable death call: you
'Itrutty when "Bob." a pet hull-lop,
fautke them in lime to estape lrom

 

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.of flames and lbtsludrnls lied has!
17y down the fires-calms: F. balm-i
wIH overcome by smoke and llromen
rescued-binned carried him down a
ladder. The house, 'IMII IIII 'iis run
writings and students clothing. "III-ii
complm less.

ERNIE“

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' ”It. 2:15. Ev'p. 7:15 and 9.-
All tents 10 cents
doses and Lopes ...... 20 cents

 

FRIDAY
I‘aranwunl Presents the Dainty
5} tr of Molly Features
BLANCHE SWEET

For modem up—todnte pas lighting and”.
get your lint three month‘s pas I

ERIE .oQCliAllGE

Our special otter for January and Feb
"N .17..

Spec“ terms for pim~ ‘

Extremely low prices for natures-— .
my monthly payments— ,.
Three month’s gas free of ehiru.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Does this proposition look M"- I;
to you? I '-

II'Ircc Months’ (as freed
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moss no. use and our tests-
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lioltl & Water Ce.

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SATURDAY
'lht lititr Who Needs .\'0 Foreword

ROBERT I. MANTELI.
in

“The Blindness
of llevotiou”

N MONDAY

I in Stars of the Metro Program

Francis x. Bushman and Ieverly
Iayne in

“Man and His Soul"

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A eYMPOOlUII.
"Pa. what‘s a symposium?!
“It’s a. sort of meeting. my boy. so-I
called because It lot or sinus anally

pose at 'em.—Baitltnore American. I I

NOW FEELS ENTIRELY WELL.

A. H. Francis. Zenith. Kan, writes:
“iphad a were pain in my back and
could hardly move.- 1 took about two
thirds of a» title hos of Foley Kidney
Pills and now feel entirely» well."
Middle-axed and older men and '6-
men find these sate pills relieve sleep
disturbing bladder troubles Bold
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of House Wares will issue}!!!
WWI“.
It includes many thine. hp,

household work easier, and’ eve”
is altered at much less

regular price.

Albert F. GehN

We:

PHONE
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COMING IN All: I'll-MW“ GIDRY.
oscsx P. nouns! PERM

NEIL O’BRIEN

AND use “It nastiness

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