face or Caps, Double
Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisemehts on .nispaee. Twenty-Five Words orLeas, 25c
I‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
1'
rs a.
Classified “Ads.”——'I‘O Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
Price.
roam: '
TO LIT.
. WANTED.
-I TO LET—FIVE PLEASANT ROOMS! WANTED fiPERATURS HXI’ER‘
FOR SALE—‘JAX‘FUMOBHJC 'rtil'iir'newly papered and painted Some iiu< film“; an Singer Dollie!” machines.
ting tat 1912 Always drive-u by oi‘lfilli' pr0\rlllt-'lil> No :3 Raymond street. was)“ U,- mp... work Also glrls m
ail owner. (nipple-tr- Hitiipinent good South Nuritulk inquire of John 12‘ um“ “MU“ Good pay and steady
llrtr our txlril Newt one man top .\it-.\'ernt-,v :t» Elm street, or on the .. irl. “Hutu “a,“ Manufacturing
'Iiioiottglil) merhauieti pith cash l' premises t'2i 31 up 3; i\'asiiingtun “reep [24 til
0. Bus ill {:1 3t. . »—-~~ ———~—-- _ - .___,-~ - ._ ._.___. .
_ T0 LET-TWO i‘ONVFX'l‘l-V” wANTEo—vot'xo dint. run
FOR SALE—1515 CHEVROLET llllil>. litrnisiictl with gas plate. t'iztl llilllt housework. X0 washing or
touring self-starter, 1913 Oi'erland
roadster. 1913 Buick touring, 1912
Ilsrion touring. \Vehrle's Garage.
11 Raymond St. South Nowaik. 1294;.
FOUND." ‘ '
s'ote. water and all conveniences for
214 East auntie
out of town owes balance of 8129, on
cooking. (‘ail mornings and Sundays,
.\irs .\iiniz. .34 North Main street.
liili‘lt i'ti lllotlt f‘.‘i 3i
week.
I‘ll 3t
MOVING
tght housekeeping 32:30 per
WANTED—tiling BXI’l-JRlBNCED
ll. making paper bores, also learners.
FOR SALE—FAMILY
- 1* ”Hudson" “WK“! 8'3““ Plano “ t‘ltieit, l't'il liltl\ & (‘0.. Inc. (24 3t
FOUND~A BICYCLE 1N ROWAY— is yours for balance. \l‘rite The l'op U" I“ (.01: ciasiiied page
Ion 0m" can have same by paying Gibbs Piano (‘0.. 71-73 Main street, ..
charge~ A. it Wood, Roton avenue. Springfield. Muss. tau years in one lo- WANTED THREE l'Ni-‘l'KNISiiv
"3 St cation.) In in! ed rooms in center of town. by younz
_ ..-- ______ .__‘_1 -— couple Address W. 11. 11., co Senti-
, T0 LET——Bi'.\'GAlDW, NO. 31 he]. f23 3t
l -—AUCT|ON
Publtt Auction of horses. cows. wa- improvements. Rent 820.
sons and harness at O'Connor's stable. l C. E. Hoyt.
South Norwalk, Saturday, Feb. 26th.;
1:30 p m. This sale includes horses‘
for all kinds of work. Several wagons? West side of 21 Union sreet.
and harness. Also several good cows.“ rooms and bath. Steam heater, cloc-
Due to freshen in early spring. Stock‘ trio llama. all new, no range connec-
Tel. 814-12. lemon.
{:3 3t terior.
[$20 per month. Possession at
m
The Hatch & Bailey 00., 29 Marshall
solicited for this sale.
hrr, for entries.
FRENCH AEROPLANES
BOMBARD STATION.
‘PARIS, FQb 24, 2:40 p. iii.—
lA squadron of French aeroplanes
yesterday bombarded a railway
station on the outskirt sof Met:
and a gas tank. A eat fire was
Observcd ,thc War fticc reports.
EMPEROR WILLIAM
.1 NEAR VERDUNV
LONDON. Feb. 24, 3:32 p. m.
v—Empt-ror “'illiam has estab-
lished his headquarter; at Ger-
man positions facing Vcrdun. ac-
hordinrt to information rcccivcd
from Berlin bv the Evcning Ncws
by way of Copenhagen.
To the Board of (‘ounty (‘omlnll-
aionars of Fairfleld County.
1 hereby apply for a transfer of I
license .\'0. 156 to sell Splrituoua andl
Intoxicatintz Liquors, Ale, Inger Beenl
Rhino \t'ine. and Cider from Joseph‘
Disesa at 55 Railroad avenue to F‘ortu-i
nato Cittirclla, at 55 Railroad avenue,
Town of Norwallt. .
The proposed place of business is‘
not located within 200 feet in a direct
line of a (‘liurcli edifice or public
school louse. or the premises pertain
Ing thereto. or any Post Office Public
Library or Cemetery. 1
Dated at tNorwalk, this 24th day of
February, A. D.. 1916. l
FORTUN-ATO ClTAREiJaO, 3
Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and'
taxpaye’rs, as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk, in said County.
‘ liercby endorse the application of the
above named Fortinato Citarella for
such license. and we do hereby sever-
ally. each for himself. certify that
the above named applicant is a suit-
able person to be granted a license to
hell intoxicating liquors and that the
above described place is. in our opin-
ion. a suitable place wherein to sell
dntoxicating liquors, and we hereby
severally, each for himself, certify
that we are owners of real estate sit-
listed in said Town of Norwaik.
Dated at tNorwalk. this 24th day of
February, A. D., 1916.
Barney Polley. Anthony J. Gliiotto.
lJohn Oldcnschlager, Matthew Corbett,
David F. Bernard.
I hereby certify that the above
named endorsers are electors and tax-
payers, as defined by law, of said
'Town of Norwaik.
Dated at Norwalk, this 24th day of
February, A. D., 1915.
CHARLES R. SMITH.
Town Clerk
i
[24 m2
Lincoln avenue, 6 rooms and bath. All
lkpsrt repsirins. Baby carriages re
WANTED—ONE OR TWO tTNl-‘i'it-
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
Must be centrally located. E. F. (l,
cto Sentinel.
WANTED—A COLLECTOR WlTli
experience. Ambitious and steady.
References required. Apply by letter to
Box No. 415. I23 3t
WANTED»—A autumn ADGED
f5 tf married man. no children, would like
__ a position as caretaker of a gentle
man’s place. Janitor or watchman. Ap‘
ply at 6 Burritt avenue. 123 St
' inquire‘of
f9 tf
HOUSE.
Seven
TO LET—ME HALF
Newly painted interior and ex.
New up-todate plumbing. Rent‘
once.
street, South Norwslk.
To LET—«TWO THREE ROOM
floors and two four room floors. im-
provements, electric lights and (as.
One minute from trolley, ten minutes
from depot. inquire 84 Woodward ave-
nue. Tel. 1106.12. fi if
WANTED—EXPERIENCED STRAW
operators for ludies' hats. Also learn-
ers for lining hats. Wages from start.
Apply Modern Straw Hat Works,
Schuyler avenue, Stamford. Conn.
1'23 8!
WANTanA t‘rOUl) BRIGHT.
smart. active boy about 14 or 1.5 years
old. (‘tin iiiid ii good position with
bi. N. Mayeliotf & (‘0. Apply quickly at
the. factory. 1'5 Mervin street, Norwaik.
To LET—THREE APARTMENTS
at 65 and 57 Spring street consisting
of five and six rooms with improve
ments. inquire Mrs. R. Tariov, l 6‘
Grove St. Telephone ”9312. F2-lt.
To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE
tiar street; improvements. 8 offices.
ti‘
Washington street. inquire Samuel '_ ”3
V
Hoodner South horwslk. 1118 if WANTED—i‘lREMA‘N. (‘1.UETT.
Peabody & (‘0.. inc. 123 31
To LEV-STONE HOUSE. ALL [M-
mverneits. t 1-! ions of land, barn,
chicken house, fruit uses. small cot-
tage on premises. Rent '30. Gregory
Boulevard. lnquirtl Dr. Bohannan,
'54 South Main St. Phone to. n10 tf
‘ optimise noricii‘s" '
A. RODNE, 70 NORTH IAIN 8T.
loath Nor-walk. Bicycles. motorcycles,
old sundries. Both sold all exchanged. '
..-—
WANTEDW FEMALE OPERATORS
on Sinner pom-r sewing machines to
work on rtiiiicoats. Also girls for iii-
spectors. Must be over it; years of
. age. Good pity and steady \vork. .\p-
ply to l). 1.. Harris, 83 Washington St.
Top floor tax 31
WANr’EOW—iiit’i'vs.”ci.t'mr. em»
body & (‘0.. Inc. 1:3 Tit
WANTE
satred. We do vulcanistng. Prices res-t
unable.
D—GIRI. FUR GENlCllAll.;
.housework. Call mornings. Mrs, (leofl
1: A. J. r... ..
PORTUGUESE COMMANDER York on Feb. 1 with two naval
TAKES GERMAN VESSELS guns mounted on her deck opened
ithe question with the State De»
:pariment of armed merchantmen,
1arrived in New York today on her
-retum trip from Genoa. The guns
were still conspicuous on the
deck of the Verdi.
Altei landing their 206 prison-
ers. thtI German prize crew which
took the British steamy West
burn into Santa Cruz. ’I‘cnuiilc
thotiary Islands). as related in
last night‘s dispatches, the Ger-
tmans sailed the boat outside the
harbor and sank her..accordine to
a dispatch received in London‘to-
day from Santa Cruz.
Advices received yesterday
from Santa Cruz stated that the
British steamer Westburn, from
LiverpOOl Jan. 21, for Buenos
Aires. had put in there for repairs,
flying the German flag and with
a German prize crew of one of—
ficer and seven men aboard. be-
sides 206 prisoners taken from
various captured vessels. The
crew was believed to be from the
German raider Mocwe, which cap-
tured the British passenger
steamship Appam, and sent her
With a prin- crew and under the
German colors to Newport News
The Westbiirr was a vessel of
3,300 tons. built in 1903, and own-
Germanv. 1ed by j. Westall, of Sunderland.
The Guiseppi Verdi, the ltal- The repulse nf Russian attacks
ian liner, whose arrival in New against the Austrian advanced
_ -_ tposition northwest of Tamopol,
Galicia, is announced in the Aus-
. troJ'Iungarian Headquarters'
statement of Feb. 23, received in
Berlin today from Viennt
0n the Italian front, in the
Isonzo district, artillery, engage-
ments are continuing. Large
fires were observed behind the,
Italian line;
In Albania, the War Office an-
nounces. the Austrians drove
their adversaries from an ad-
vanced position southeast of
Durauo.
Further gains for the Germans
in the region north of the French
fortress of Verdun were reported,
by the War Office in Berlin to-
day. The statemnt says the en-
tire wooded district northwest,
and northeast of Beaumont‘and
,the forest of Herb: are in posses;
aion of the Germans.
A bottle has been picked up
from the sea containing last mes-
sages from the conunander of
Zeppelin L-ig which was wrecked
in the North Sea, and addressed
to the commanders parents, wife
and little son. The last of the
message stated that. the airship
had dropped and the crew was
drowning, says a Router dispatch
from Copenhagen.
The yacht Stella picked up the
bottle containing the messages
from Commander Uhle near
Gothenburg. There were four of
the letters, two addressed to the
parents of the Zeppelin comman-
der and one each to his wife and
child. The letters were written at
successive points. The third
states that the airship was then
(Continued from First Page.)
of the House and Senate Roreign
Afl‘airs Committees, were chosen
to report the results of the can-
vass to the President. Prospects
were that this would be done to-
day.
Meanwhile, Administration of-
ficials are awaiting momentarily
Germany's reply to the recent re-
quest of the United States for as-
surances that the notice of inten-
tion to sink armed merchantmen
withOut warning after Feb. 29
does not nullify previous pledges
given in the Arabic and Lusitania
negotiations. Official advice;
from Berlin have indiCated that
Germany will reply that previous
assurances will not be affected,
but. that they applied only to un-
armed ships. Interest in the sit-
uation overshadowed everything
else in Congress today. Adminis-
traticn leaders were on the alert
to prevent renewed discussion of
the question at. the Capitol. The"
were confident that they would
be able to control the situation so
that the executive branch of the
government may be free to carry
on its diplomatic negotations with
Mighty Moments
0f Pleasure and Good Cheer
Will be spent at the
PALACE
The absolute pinnacle in amuse-
ments.
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday
FEB. 24, as. 26
The HistOTy Making Mid-
Winter Vaudeville Festival
With a Mammoth Array of
Stellar Luminaries in
American Vauchilie
“An Epoch Making Headliner'
Worhh Tallest t‘omctiv Star.
Capt. Geo. Auger
And His Compay of Fairy-
land Girls
ln“The Giant Fear"
A Spectacular Musical t‘oniedy. in
Three Massive Scenes.
Don't Miss This Memorable
Feature
Anderw Haze|
Arnold 8t Sully
l
rising rapidly.
pcliii was soinc thrcc miles bc—' ‘
hind the first. The officer waslleading Paris iieivspaper and '5.-
uiiahlc to gct thc elevation neces- Lalo bv Marquis Ornano.
v icw.
cd Rcvig'iiv
with scasa‘hlights and with socc—
ial' anti-aircraft guns manned by
naval gunncrs. started in pursuit.
'l‘licsc guns throw a shell which
i.» cxprcwl)‘ Flt-signed to explode
on contact with thc
painted covering: of thc Zeppelins
and to burst into flanics once it
is inside. .\.\ the car rushcs along
tlic road. the officcr standing in
thc back of tlic
range and directs tlic fire of thc
gun by tlic crciv. which work the
(run hill): on ihc flat of their
backs.
The captain of t
DESTRUCTION OF
one Of the Zeppelim which took
part. in the raid. having bean
damaged either by
anti-airchaft guns or by_ Dutch
coast defense guns which fired on
a dirigible that flew over Dutch
territory at a low altitude.-
the British
be British
trawler King Stephen reported he
had encountered the L—ig in a
sinking, condition in the North
Sea. but did not attempt to rescue
the Germans. as they outnumber-
ed his crew. «long in cmm tlo'ttn.
ZEPPELIN DESCRIBED
l' \ltis. lcl» 2t. 4 4
l‘irt‘llt‘ll
An
”(1.1”.
t‘Vt \‘.lllit w til lllt' tlt'siftlt‘finn (if
/cMit-lin |,;77 b} .
ttcr~ on Monday Iicar Rcvigiiy,
ilitis tlt‘st‘rlllt's illt' t‘.\‘)lt)ll.
gun—
”lttt. thptliiis ttt'rc signalled
'l‘lic night
.\ll
fi\
and within
“rhi-
Zcppcliiis
a battery of 75
'l‘hc iicarcst
Fro
fivc
car
mobilc opcnctl firc as soon a they
came within range.
inst bchiuti tlic Zcppcliii. throw-
int.r it into strong relief, and im—
tiiciliatclv
their opportunity.
passctl over the targct, but the
ncxtuof tlic inflammable type,
hit tlic mark squarclv about 75
fcct front the stem.
the
s“ ccpig
A shcll burst
gunncrs
Another shell
at 1th.); o‘clock at night by an
artillcr} tiltit'cr lit a lisictiiiig post
lll lllt' first llllt' ll't‘ilt‘llt" of thc
\t'goimc.
aiitl lllt.‘ \viiitl niotlci‘aic.
ticcr Could not at": tlic airships,
but he lit-artl tlic li(il>t‘ of their
t-ngiiics and tclcplioiictl to
battery basc. whcncc the news
“as forwarded to thc ariiiy corps
llt‘utltliliil'lt‘rs.
of thc district Vtcrc at oncc on the
alcrt,
scarchlights \vcrc
lit‘a\t‘ll~t in all directions.
\\ as clear
'I‘hc of
the
thc batteries
minutes1
the ,
.0
were first
sighted by an officcr command—
in}.r
guns.
about tcii milcs off, flyinLr at an shot that
altitudc Of about 5,000 feet, and.7.eppcliii
The second Zep» amounting to 15,000 francs. l0,-*.~
millimetre
was then .
,sary to hit thc airship, but htfor these
iiiatiagctl to thing the searchlight,becn sent to the
to bear upon it.
mcnt until it was destroyed, the
first tlirig’iblc was never lost to
As it was moving against
thc wind, its progress was rcla-
lively slow.
“As soon as thc warning reach-
automobiles.
m that mo—>
aluminum
oivcs the
roving: auto
"Thc guns on thc n
seircd
T her was a
t has the pliable stay giving comfort and
_’i-‘oote. i Courtland place, Smith Noi-
cwsfi, PEABODY a co. inc. "‘k- .
mt— . . '
“Wm“ ”mm" on power In. WANTED—TO BUY ALL thDS
Minfl tof cattle and poultry. Best prices
__ lpaid. Bob calves, 38. ii. Friedman;
LADIES—THE my 30m; CORSET ‘tSoutli Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
i
wanrsommis T0 no BASTiNt‘..l
FAMllJAR WITH DWMAKl-NG'
support. Elderly people and those cut?
. faring from‘ surgical operations special-
trod. Special prices through March. AND sumo. Goon maps as}
Mrs. Ulllan Reynolds. 64 Winfield St.. 1 SURE“ AND PAID WHILE LEAN-t
East .Xomtik, Conn. Tel. 241-5 :23 1mIING~ APPLY M- N- MAYEHOFF ll
. _tco., 15 Miyuvix STREET, NORi
'\\'AiiK. its all
BRITISH PATROL BOAT l _. ..._-__..._. -_ l
HOLDS up STEAMSHIP WANTED—EXPERIENCED ornn- .
t ' store on Singer machines. Apply atl
yup—The once. Victoria Waterproof Co.. 68‘x
f18 Gt‘
l
NEW YORK. Fob.
Holland-Amcricaii liner Xieuw ' Will" “”9". South NOWMK
Amsterdam arrived licrc today ~—-——-—#—-~—
from Rotterdam and Falmouth LOST
and reported having bccn licltl tip ___
i“ The, Downs by a BTitiSh PIP LOST—A \VATicmiAx snout-uni.-I
“'01 Sh‘P- Four German. siowa— ing fountain pen. ‘Finder please re-i
ways were taken 05 the 1'1““. and turn to E. F. Smith. Telephone (to. i
later, when she reached Fal- {24 3t:
mouth; she was again boarded by l
l
British naval officers who r'ciiiov-
ed 255 bags of mail. Only the FIGHngizggNgéNSEEDUNI
.m‘ail destined for Canada and PARIS Feb 24 via London
laps" was fit‘d‘StUIde‘ Q 3250 p. m.——l"ightiiig is continuy
l ' mom. "‘ pascnger. ‘0" ing with uiidiiniiilshed intensitv
. )oard were several members of . he region north of Verdun
t . . . in t
the Ford Pea—cc FADOSIHOK 'thc French War Office announced
today.
'; 300. OPERATORS
l"
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‘ . 1 r'
" ,o‘ij- .. «as,
. . , w
- ‘ ”....~'~"",-‘.‘e 3'.
w, .1 .L
‘ ,2, g. 5' .- A ”3.; at qp‘w,
3v .
r a”. ' «a
a.
WANTED. J
waists. Those With; Ech at "
. ~ ~» -Singer.~rcwe's:.uaciincg~rnéicnec it
‘ Give MWWEX 1»
2% Yfleéquzgfijs
Loss of the village of Brabant‘
is admitted by the War Office
The War Office announces that
The N. Y. Winter Garden Favorites
Oiler Patter aud’Sona Specialties
Extraordinary.
Jos. K. Watson
A Character Comedian of liarc
Ability.
“Jack Hereay &
“The Daily Dills"
The Somewhat Different Laugh
Promoters.
Ada L‘zell”
Special Added
“Festival Feature”
Hit
In “In and Out”
A Rural Comedy Hit
VAL" FEATURE
PI€TURE,
Special Feature Photo-Plays.
THURSDAY
Wm. Famum in
“FIGHTING BLOOD."
FRIDAY
Joe Jackson in
Henry Woodruff in
the French line has 'not been
_ '. . broken at any point.
for. ladies ».Sllll3l- ‘ l. ‘ AFRICAN NATIVES ‘
1 UONlDlON, Feb. 24,‘3:39 p. me
—,-A' suggestion wasi'ma‘de inithg.
House of Conimons today, tliatl
t-fiifric‘an. natives .of Zululand and ”
Basu'tola'nd be permittdd to vol-l
“vii: on Ash” ‘ ._ tinting.
smut Added some: More
~- . erroneous or
: antes: ‘forcthe tcampaina . against
German East. Africa. This: ‘
0f-.
”I
were
,,v~,..a
.> ‘\ v-’-~
. -
as
~I . .
‘ “39”.;
New York‘s Premier Comedy
Walter S.H0we &Co.
0
AND A SPECIAL “FESTI-
“A MODERN ENOOH‘ARDEN" -
and
“THE. secnoumo FLAME". j
, Note—Owing to length of program,
“The .Beckoning,‘ Flame" will ‘ be
shout of triumph from the
Frcnchnicn as the shell appeared
to go thrdugh the bodv (if-the
airship and adhere to thongbt
sitlc of the framework. which it
sci afirc. A few seconds later
‘two other shells wcnt through
thc rcar of the car. badly damag-
one hundred metres above the
water, that the motors had failed
to act, and that all were expect-
ing at any moment to drop. The
fourth letter states that the air-
ship had dropped and the crew
was drowning.
The L-ig was wrecked in the
North Sea shortly after the Zep-
pelin raid over England on Jan.1mechanism.
31. It is believed to have beenl ‘For an instant not
hing seemed
COMING SOON TO THE
REGEN THEATRE;
PHONE 1 501
NORWALK
What the Amusement Loring Public of Norwalk have
been waiting for
JOHN CORT Will Frescrt
ing the steering and elevating
to happcit dli'l tlicn a thini -
linc (rcpt alum; llft \1tlt‘ of (hf '
airship, \tliit'lt \li'tiit‘ will] .
bright lutl'l} glow .t\ tlic flames ‘
Sprcad and llitn‘t'tl upwards. No "
explosion um hard as the Zep-
lin lil'h’dll ‘tt fall llit‘ great mass.
now lilo/tn; and more
licft‘t‘l). tlt'~ttiillt'<l slowly, while
bunting impuniits ml the cover '
lllllltJttl ..t‘..t\ lll lllt' Wllld, and
all tilt ti..lt-til.:l\ t'ixprt'SSt'd Bill’-
prisc that ll't‘ till\lil|) took .50
liiuit‘
“'l'lit‘ twig“ ltl lilr'lllm. “"thh
that 1‘ It .v‘t l. in litlp-vc were to
bat c bi cn dim m fit on lht' inhabi-
lElll‘t\ til littllr, t \‘Illtrtlt‘il Willh a ,
l(‘irlllt’ inai a~ the Zeppelin
strtit‘lt lit: :‘lttill ll Fragments. V
of it~ Idl \tctt llUllt‘tl over 1pm,.
fcct a\\2.t\ and thc iv-iti’aiiidfr 0‘ I
the ltiiizc fi‘atiic'uu‘k collapsed)
in a ltcap. lllt' lllt' continuing;r to
burn for ~t’vt‘l'ul l'tiiii\. '
‘h'l‘ht‘ \t't'tmtl Zt'liln‘lln, l'llllflh
had “'llllt'\\t'«l llit‘ disaster to its
companion. llli‘ilt'tl tail and lint».
flt‘tl luck to lllt' lit'l‘ttltm lines. eat
"It is lu-lim-ti that the Zeppe-
lins bclongctl to the Cnnwn
Princc's artiiv. 'l‘hc commantllfll ‘i‘
had hoped to steal across the '
French lines uiipcrceived,‘ "
lights in lllt' gondolas hatvint‘
been t‘XlillL’Ulslit'tl. but the head
wind provcd an obstacle to luv
speed which is so essential to”!
the success of an undertaking o; _
the kind and gave the defense
time to bring up its guns." ' , ‘
The gun crcw which fired the .
proved fatal to the i
will receive prizes
a?
coo francs being awarded by a
Cinch —
sums have already ..
Minister of “In: W.
for distribution. .
Piping a House for?
Gas Lighting "
______
is not a long or difficult job. Our
gas fitters are Well experienced .,
In this particular line of work and
we can safely guarantee you a
workmanlike job and complete silt--
traction, with a minimum must ‘
d inconvenience and trouble to
you.
Three Mt nihs’ Gas Free of
Charge
.__.._.. ._._.— ....-—
euoue no. 1680 and our ropro- "
sot-mm will call warmth/.1 1’.
———-
The United Eleclrlt j
light & Water (‘10.; 4
I} WALL 8T. NORWALK
'PHONE 1680. ‘
11mi‘cllilli
Wermg Picture Programs tip
a Standard—Not Down to
a Price. .
lat. 2:13. Ev'g. 7:15 and !
All seats .............. to -‘
Boxes and Lodges ........ 20
TODAY ’
Metro prezents the inimitnllh '
Marguerite Snow in ‘
“The Upstart’
FRIDAY
t
Suismc
U‘Ft’tiitt: itiutnt
shown'oalyt once Friday’nlgbt, at.
8:39. ‘ _ .
SATURDAY. ‘ *
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