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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 19, 1916 · page 3

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Gleaslfied “
For Sale, Business and

Professional Cards. and

Miscellaneous——

Wants!

 

 

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Miss Ullt‘t‘ Ruby, of Danbury. ac

ttlnpanlw by «four outer young la-
dies of the batting town. cause to

— sorrvalk last evening and in thn St.
mutter-lineman: nispage. Twenty-Five WordsorLoss. 25c nut PW" he“ 0“ “mm mm

[hm I‘m “k Ehch Radium-I “a m w. W _ druiuustiated to out local girls' team

a. . w ‘ t [IBM .ne gentle art of basketball as I.

r (.03 or CO”. Double Price. ggiwum be played '1 no score telistile

 

 

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FOR SALE—CUSTOM inti'rcltliN'o,1
bully (‘l:if‘kn‘. hatching eggs.

To m : WANTED. _i

WANTED—GIRL rort SAIIPIEI
room cork Apply J. t J. Cash, Ltd

 

 

TO LET- FL RNISHED ROOMS ALL
improvements, uith or without privi-

Maple- , . . . fl! 8t
more harm. P. 0. Box 325, South legs of light hounekt-eplng Suitable .- _._______.e--__.._
Kermit. Telephone lower. its 3t "" m’ 68 ”pm“ ”"9" m 3‘ WANTID—AT oNOE. AN mint l

 

 

- .. — IENI Ell CUTTER UN SILK SHIRTS
r __ . . . . . . TO LET—Timer. limits \\ITll
On SALE BABi LHlChS. \\ “1’1 5‘. App” M N “my EH07? ¢ co,_ 15

“shouts. R. 1. Beds, Barred Rocks, MERWIN STREET \lORWAIK
But! Orplnxtons. Eggs for setting, We . - fl! (it
a setting and up. Our birds won 62 MOVIVI‘ -
ribbons and two silver cups last year. ‘ I ' ‘
Gunmen-lat hatching 5c a chick. Broth WANTED—8m ERM‘ GIRLS “m
era. Mousse. roasting chickens and
turkeys killed, dressed and delivered
to order. Nichol's Poultry Yard, East
Norwalk. Telephone NH. ft'i 3t

electric lights at 73 I'edar street. lil-
qulle on prelim-es or phone 370. “8 3t

 

 

FOR SALE—FAMILY
out of town one: balance of 8128. on
a handsome upright grand piano. it
is yours for balance. Write The d" for one week “ml” learning
Gibbs Piano (.0” 71-73 Main street Then piece work. which aterages front
Springfield. Mass. ‘30 ”a“ in one lo- $150 to 82.00 aIIording to abillly
cation.) [‘19 lm Hours 7: 30 to 5: 30 Call by jitney

7 \__ which leaves Boston‘tore 7: is a. or

T0 LET—TWO WOONNECTIIN'G App!) to Shop Forema. (‘lmer Mfr?
furnished wins. with gas. running CO Cranbur) 1191!?
water. coal range. inside toilet and -- m
‘ -Iall conveniences for light housekeep- WANTED—PARTNER FOR AUTO

'0“ SM'E“ PAIR OF INTER- lng g2 50 per week 2“ East .Vp mobile business. One skilled in the

changabi l) 'u

(Iron. 3” eflfifln‘fhstgetuthur (1?: I one. (13 at setting and preferred. Lynedale. "9 in;
T0 LET—MODERN APARTMENT, I WANTED THE NAME AND AD

I]. one 600d sized safe “a a complete large rooms. Every couvenimlce, heat dress of a family ‘3"! children. Who

Idtlressograph. Machine equipment [and janitor service. '25. Apply J M. WI“ $0009! a will! piano Address.’

My at South Norsalk Electric‘ Layton Co. fl'l 3t 'Piano." Sentinel ofllce. no if:

Works, State street. :14 at ' "3
---I TO LET—IMARCH 1st AT no.1 wasramomus To no nASTINII I
Betts place. lower door or four m FAMILIAR WITH mumsuaxmo
and tutti with large room in attic. Gas AND sswmo noon WAGES AS!
an. BURIED AiNl) PAH) WHILE LEARN-3
m at lNG. APPLY M. N. MAYEHOFP a
.00., It MERVI'IIN' STREET. Nos
.! To LET—CIGAR aroma UNITED WALK.‘ no at,
Cigar Store Agency included if desir- '

BUI‘IINESS NOTICES ed At Brunswick Alleys from March WANTEHMMI‘ADY ”ml
** I m "5 3‘ lenced in ladies suits and coats. ldaall

A_ '00,“. 1° Noam sum or. __ Shop. Washington street. its 3t{
loath Norwslk 31min. momma T0 LIT—BUNGAU)“, no. 31' '
u 9M0“.- Both 0010 34 W Lincoln avenue. 6 rooms and bath. All
In.“ "Burial. Baby urn-r- N‘improvaments. Rent I20 inquire of

m. We do vulcanislng Pflceg na- C E Hoyt f9 onIe.
Mable _ \\ stat street, South Norwaik.

 

roe SAL: — DOUBLE mo ta"
black stand. Cost 325. Bell for sto.‘
08 Washington street. fli t

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FOR SALE—CHEAP. “(MEDIATE '

 

 

run sate—ms murmur

touring selfetarter, 1018 Overland

. roadster 1913 Buick touring. 1m "9"“ m“ '°' ’°“" W"
last-a touring. Wehrle's Garage. F “‘k 0‘" 3 9"“ “m'

11 Raymond St. South Nowaik. "HI.

 

 

 

 

 

 

WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER- !
ators on Singer machines Apply at'
Victoria Waterproof 00.. 68
‘ m at;
‘ . - TO LET—ONE nAtr HOUSE, ‘"

'“ ctusrv, Pusoor a co. INC. West side of It Union sreet. Seven “MTW—"mm‘wm " ”W1
...-3.... Mounts and bath. Steam heater, elec- first class lathe hands. Stead) viorlt.
Mum 0901110" on power mo . trio lights, all new. gas range connec- Apply to Holland ”fem." Co, ”2‘

w (lion. Neatly painted interior and ea- “M" street,80uth “mun" “7 “l
...... - ... _ ___‘_ terior. New up-to-date plumbing. Rent

WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS 3‘20 per month Podseeslon at once ‘
of cattle Best price. "I... m The Hatch a Bailey 00.. 29 Marshall “m” 2°" 3““‘1’ ”f“ "(-1 :’
calves, 3S. H. Friedman, South Nor- are“, South Nora-elk. to if Roth at (.o.. W ater strett II t{

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WANTED-410‘ FOR GENERAL

 

 

 

walk. Tel. , l --
t 1151 To L!T__1‘“'o TI‘TREE WM. WANTID—RX PERIENPED “EN
7 O M”- V ‘ .tloors and two four room floors Im- itnd girl operators on men's mats. 52
LOST Day street. 8 Rovner. it?» til

_~. 'provnemcnts electric lights and gas.
LOST—PPR. 15TH BETW LION 'One minute from trolley. ten minutes " fl
2! Hayllund street and F. tA. Ln::)n"”“‘ depot lndulre 8‘ \Soodward "* WANTED—A YOING GIRLTO AS
Confection“), a gold watch in loath-”"9 Tel “06 12 “ If m. with “WWW,” m “In“, 0' ”0‘
er wrist hiricelet Finder please return: A Good mm" I" right party “mm”
to F. at Lane's store and receive re-' To LET—'THR‘EE APARTMENTS, with particulars R K co 80mm”
ward. fltl “tat 56 and 67 Spring street consisting
lot fit. and six rooms with improve-
‘ LOST HORSE AIND WAGON 8A0 merits. inquire Mrs. K Tarlov, l 6
of oats and it shovel was in wagon lGrovo 8t. Telephone 1898-12. mutt 3m“ Tut—f. District city or Mgr-
at!!!“ from Harbor avenue. Finder; walk. Conn
mend street. South Norwalk. {16 3t To LET—FIVE BOOM FLAT CE- The lent voters of the Second Titr-
Dtrntle notify James Dixon, it It”. dsr street: improvements 8 0m“. in; District are hereby notified and
w W“‘“"‘°° "'0“ MN" MW warned that . special meeting of atrial
iRMW' 90‘1“! NM 013 '1 Distrlt‘t will be held in the Council

l " 5 room in the City Hall building on Wed

no You Intend "Shin IggfnL-slrfymggnmmh: nerday evening. March lst.1916 at ll
0" lamps flaring HOClOCk for the following purpm_

ichickan house. fruit trees. small cot- To co‘nslder ndifdeea
the Year

its” on premises. Boat no. Gregory To consider .nd if deemed advis-

Boulevard. Inquire Dr. Bohannsn. able to authorise the Board of Electri-

1916 in South Iain 8t. Phone so. all! t! .C“ Commissioners to expend such
There are a good many homes
in Norwalk, South Norwalk and

sum of money as may be necessary to
East Norwalk where a 8“ N080

carry out the installing of an ornamen-
tal lightls system. in accordance with
Dietrich of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. February 3rd. A. 1).. 1916.
isiln use, with perhaps a wall
‘ light over the range

IPECIAL MEETING.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the following petltlon:
, ‘To the Honorable District Commie 7
an“, of Franklin A. 1‘0“” late m sioners of the Second Taxing District
\‘orwslk in said District. deceased
The Court of Probate for the District

of the City of .Norwalk:

The undersigned. electors of said
of Norwalk hath limited and allowed 0"”
six months from the date hereof for "359“"

molding in said district. hereby

fully petition you to call a spe-

the credltérg of said Estate to exhibit clal district meeting for the purpoae
their claim-s for settlement. no“ of considering the advisability of in-
who neglect to present their accounts ““1““ oran“' “We“ “8’1““ I“
properly attested.. within said time. the businelal section of. and on such

id district as to said meet-
wlll be debsrred a recoury. All per- “"99” in 5“
sons indebted to said Estate are re; lug shall seem advisable and to take

' quested to make immediat. payment such action in relation thereto. and to

~ ' I . appropriate such sum or sums of mon-
“retfiolllhs 6.8 Free “a“, ELIZABETH I 10m :ey therefor. as to said meeting shall
Charge

WW seem advisable or expedient.
PHONE «0.10m and our room.

Dated thls 16th day of January.
1916. L
f mtative will call PWY- ‘
Ev ‘ I .~ \~
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(Signed by 35 Electors.) ' 1
:5 If j the United metric

Instead of using oil lamps through
the rest of the house. why not
take advantage of our liberal
boost-piping offer—have your pip-
ing extended at a very low cost,
with liberal terms and obtain your

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Signed.
STEPHEN s. HATCH }
D. Wm. EARNED
Commissioners of mood Taxing Die
trict. City of Nor-van. cddii.

 

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iraIlDul) 2i Norwala .5.
Against the split and sun atlatks oi
the train from up lilt‘ (Uulll) the

uoossm “can I
I .‘tristlan Suenoe Monitor. '
Speaking of the race pmblem in All-j
erica, the melting pot and so on Ok-j
lahoma has a. loan named Shamrock.l
in uhich i: published a newspaper call:
ed the Brogue. The editor of the!
Brows however is a man of French
descent named Carl; M. Wet. II it
recorded in the columns of the Bro
sue that J. H. Kuhns has purcha oi;
12 lots on Tipperary avenue and a
prominently displayed advertise???
informs the Shamrock public that W.
W. (anpboll. of undoubted Scamp
Lineage. has a fine stock of groceries
alsays 0|. hand. To cap it all. one of]:
the I. 'Tllltlpltl landowners of the toun- '

eaiclleut style.

:Pope Benedict that controversies

INoru‘aik girls lac-re uit'p esi- Mm

ship in tin aboriginal named Sun l‘ g .

Ruby, vino is considered one of the head The Shamrotk Brogue it mmm‘
girls of the state in the game, star- so “a” to add is published in the

ea [or transmit cuglug Six
goals
Miss Marie trotty.ol-
the visitors. also played a good hour.

Mia's Vera liauloa. of the 101
invered her opponent lu goon

\ ulihiur‘l Ill“

game.
Clair,
s. It. the playln‘ abili-
Rub) Norman heymour. the 100m“
buukl‘lba“ star acted as much anul
lefelee Miss Anna MIMaheo. (up:
trim and Inner of the hmwalltmscor
ed the lone basket for the noun
L‘roId

“Now then. President
a long time taking your coat off"
Passing Short.

“9‘“ plairent and most pronounced kind of
and playing the hour game in English

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A wav OUT 1

Slit» Mr. Mt‘ IcSctuhh says here go-

ling to Kill [Ill one of his pictures for.
a sending prt sent.

HI— Never mind. dear; don't sorry.

filling tans “ill pay one dollar par lies of said opponent, who hauling! lie may forget all about ltl—Sketchi

Ag THEY SEE lT ABROAD. .
Sergeant (to rather slow recruitl;‘
Wilson. you're

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After the game dancing was enioy-
ed by the large crowd which was
present. music being furnished by the
Starry-McMahon orchestra.

The lineup of last night‘s game:
Not-walk. Danbul'y.
Ella Nlllt’lol‘d... . ..lsabel Magnet
Left forward
Anus» Mcflugh ......... Grace Ruby
Left forward
Anna litmhou .......... Jane Brouy
Center.

Irena Sathcr ........... Marie Irotty
Right guard.

Vera Fianloal ....... ....Anna Brody
Left guard.

'LENGTH'! NEGOTIATIONS
ON DEFINING DEFEN~
SIVE ARMANENT

ti olllllmod from PM? One.)

that he resignation is accepted.
He is requested. however, to re~

m3!“ at hi. my until the amval tacle. The Protcan Genius who has.
of the first snrctary, of the cm. entertained kings and queens.

"Earth's

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“Another Victory"

For the Lovers of Genuine
Entertainment '

"THE jUBILEE

VAUDIWILLE

CARNIVAL” AT THE

PALACE

SCORES A TREMENDOUS
TRIUNPH

‘Look at This Array of Stars"

and You Have the Reason

“ The Wonder Worker ”

Most Marvelous Artist"

Own "(‘leney

In "Bill Sites" a quick change spec

The

baggy_ Fred M_ During. who i. celebrated star who stands unequaled

on his way here from Madrid.

Response .from David R.
Francis, of St. Louis. as to
whether he would accept the
ambassadorliip to Russia. Was
awaited b ‘Prcsidcnt Wilson in
Washin ode}.

Mr. Frincia was Secretary of “It

the Interior in the Cleveland ad-
ministration.

The Koclnische Volkueitung
of Berlin says it can state auth-
oritatively that the German Cath—
olic bishops will not make a re-
pl y to the joint letter of the his-
hops of Belgium which recited
inotances‘ of atrocities alleged to
have been committed' In Belgium
and recounted the grievances of
.Beigium and proposed an inves-
tigation by the German prclaws.
The Volkszeitung adds:

“We are convinced that this
refusal on the part of the Ger-
man episcopate is to be attribut-
ed primarily to the desire I)

of this kind between bishops of

different nationalities be avoid- ‘

ed. The refusal also is quite
comprehensible sides the letter
only tends to increase th pres-

ent political excitement among

the Belgian people___'_.'

HOLDING HIM To His WORD.
Bobby (mini: to set amt-Say. DI.
wait a minute. Didn't you tell the call-

for artistry.
Mr. McGivney is one of the high-

est. salaried artists in vaude-
ville. His contracts on exhibi-
tion in the theatre lobby.

EXTRA ADDED-FEATURE
Fascinatinc: Musical and
Dance Diversion

Dancelalltl

With a Company of Pretty Girls

and Clover Comedians

Gabby Bros. & Clark
Miles-Minute Merrymokers

 

Jerome & Walker
“THE VOGUE GIRLS"

ANOTHER SUPERB FEA-

‘ TURE

Daqacsne (Io-edit Four

AND A SPECIAL JUBILEE
FEATURE
more PLAY

WW amt whel Adrm "

With the Popular Favorites
Roscoe Arbuclric and Mabel
Nomad
Thang' ' le Keystone Comedy
Sensation

Don't Miss This Great Show.

 

on last night that I oouldn‘ be best
for mischief?

Father—That‘s Just what I did. you
young rascal.

 

Bobby—~Well. then. what do you-
mean by beating me now?
GOOD ADVICE.
"Bo Ion rem in. for public speak-

ins?"

"Yes.“

"Wen. make up your mind that you
cansaymorc lnhalfanhourthanyou
can in two hours. —Detrolt Free PM.

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Under the direction of the Imperial
museum of Petr-oar“, agricultural leo-
turasm being given for. wounded
soldier-tau hospitalsinand near
the Russian capital. Patients who are
able to dose arts also demand to
visitthc museum. .xh'cre cinematot.
graph. pictures on W subject;
areahm ones a wssku - .

 

 

 
 

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Monday
Feb. 21

Feb. 22

 

THREE PRESENTATIONS DAILY AT

2:15, 1 O‘CloCk and 9:r5.

Tuesday Wednesds
Feb. 23

 

llIE BIGGESI Villllllllll

Ever Offered in Norwalk

Inaugurating The Regent's Policy of offering the best in
this line. Not it circuit show. but a bill especialy Elects!
[or our patrons with our “loney- back” Guarantee if it b’
not the VERY BEST YOU HAVE EVER SEEN.

 

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Offering Picture Programs Up to
a Standard—Not Down to
a.Prlee
Mat. 2: i6. .iv'g. 7: l6 and O.

meant!

TODAY ‘

The loternatio l Dramatic Star
WT: MANTEk-L
in

“The Iindness .
..of Devotion?

 

-~ MONDAY
Il'he Stars of the Metro Program

Francis x. -.m and Beverly
.. [sync to

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R EFIN ED AMERICAN

LOOK OVER THIS BILL:

The Belmontes

Dave Thursby

ECCENTRIC COMEDIAN

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GYMNASTS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Vaudeville's Greatest Chaser Corrlmcdielmc Until *
cently With THE EVA TANGUAY COMPANY.

Miss Frances Redding

AND HER COIPANY OF PLAYERS

“The Toylanders

A MINIATURE REVUETTE WITH

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-Monday-—Francis X. Brahma and Beverly Bayne to “Ian

In the Scraeming Farce Comedy

“Honora’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Nibio & Nugent

THE COMEDY DANCING DUO

Jesse L. Laslry Present;

BABY GLADYS

KITTY DONNELLY
THE SUNSHINE SISTERS
TOMMY DONNELLY ..

And Feature
Picture Attractions

and HisSoul."

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Wednesday—Robert “a is "11m Art Man."

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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“Matinee. -. . . 10 Cents to ,3
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