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1 IA Comedy in Three Scenes, Superbly
For Sale,
lNants!
Classified “Ads.”—-To Let,
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nis page. Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
i‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In black-
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FOR SALE—CHEAP, iiol'srziioimi 7° LET~SIX n00.“ I‘I..\'I‘. stunt
fill‘iltlilH t-l .‘lt‘hilun >ll‘ecl. {Ex 31 llt‘a'ed, 8“ lillllrtut‘illt‘nh. .\li‘.~. L “‘
Filth. lis South South
Xurnnlk l'.’t~ u'l
- “E .-A.__'.r _ ._. .“Llill all-eel.
FOR SALE *F‘le“. HEAT MARKET
fumitu. . lliqull‘r at .\o :4 Siliuul Bl.
Noruai'. ’4‘ iii
TO LET rilxi? still: or liot'iiw
house ill .\‘o. 2 St. John sueet, East'»
.\oi\t:tlk Sis. rooms and bath, all illi-
ni'olemenls, rooms newly decorated.
.tppl} on premises. in: $21
FOR SALE PROPERTY 0!" THE
late 'Hm’rie; A. Rogers. located at 52
Osborn nenue, East Norwalk, t‘ontl.
hit. it; feet 3 inches front; 7:: feet 4
Inches rear, 156 feet in depth House,
C rooms all improvements and ham
on the property. inquire of The South
Norwali 'l‘rml Co. Executor. if 3t
TO LET MARCH iS’l‘. COTTAGE,
at Spring street. it roms and all int»
provements. Inquire Ii. J. Reynolds, 0
liiivilalnd street.
T0 LET~>ROO.\IS ()N SECOND
floor, Rios-borne. Rooms, 7 Thomas
street. East Norwaik. Inquire Raymond
(c Ambler, Wilton, Conn. f2ti 3t
FOR SALE—FAMllA‘ MOVING
out of own “WES balance of 8129, on
a hudwme upright grand piano. it.
is your~ for balance. \\'rite The
Gifl» Piano (70.. 71-73 Main street,
hriufir’ld. Mas.» t30 years iii one lo‘,
cation» (19 1m
1.....— ,.
TO LET—NICE LARGE I-‘L'RNISII-
ed room. All conveniences for light
housekeepng. l’ril'at‘e family. 68 Spring
hlf't‘t‘lt
.‘ron slits—ms CHEVRDJIGZ,
touring selfotarter, 1913 Overland . . .
roadster. 1913 Buick touring, 1912‘ ,T° LET’B‘”\““D“' “0 3‘
Inflo- touring. Wehrio's Garago.‘ Lincoln avenue, 6 rooms and bath. All
11 Winond St. South Nowslk J29-8t iltnpl‘ovements. Rent 20. inquire of
d— L 4' c. E. Hoyt. to if
- BWXNESS NOTICES ‘, TO LET—ms HALF'leUSE.
" West side of 21 Union sroet.
A‘ .ODN" 1° NORTH IAIN 81“! rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec-
m Norwalk. Bicycles, “mm“: iric lights, all new, gas range connec-
“Sundries. M ”1‘ nd “Malian. Newly painted interior and ex-
” M" Baby M "'1 ierior. New up-to-date plumbing. Rent
m We ‘o vnlonnising.friocs rea- 820 per month. Possession at once.
m' [The Hatch a Bailey 00., 29 Marshall
_ __ "'i street. South Norwalk. f5 if
LADIES—THE NU BONE DORSET
has the pliable stay giving comfort sndi To LET——'I‘\\'0 THREE ROOM
Nppor'. Elderly people and those suf- floors and two four room floors.
Icing from surgical operations sieclsl- pi‘Ql'ements, electric lights and gas.
Otto minute from trolley. ten minutes
from depot. inquire 84 Woodward ave-
mle. Tel. 1106-12. [4 if
Hrs. Lillian ReynoldsJi Winfield St,
list Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 241-5 in Int
LOST To LET—THREE APARTMENTS
tit 55 and 57 Spring street consisting
LOST—BETWEEN C. a; K. pAolof five and six rooms with improve
tory and J. o J. Cash factory, pocket. nit-ms. inquire Mrs. R. Tariov, 1 6
book containing sum of mono, and mwtirove St. Telephone 139342. I-‘2-lt.
nary holds. Finder please return to -
Sintinel omce and received reward.
'—
ro LET—FIVE ROOM FIAT CE-
dur street; improvements. 3 onlces,
war —A mom; nnoocn BEA, \\'ashiugton street. inquire smuoi
tween'iltc Methodist church ‘snd Rd‘ton‘. Roodner South Norwsllt. n18 if
avenue. Row-ayton. Please return toi —
Mrs. M I‘. Batter. Roton aleilue. 110- To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL IM-
twsyton it’s at ‘ movements. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn.
.chicken house. fruit trees, small cot-
— , ' 7 . - z'tago on premises. Rent 880. Gregory
HOXTS OPERA HOUSE Boulevard. inquire Dr. Bohannan,
"0ND" EVENING. MARCH 6: 1915 64 South Main St. Phone so. all”!
A SERIOUS PREDICAMENT' H—Advertise hir'fil-e‘gentinel. It‘liiii‘ii:
A mn~ical comedy in two acts. Pre- fl" W11 had been a good Sentinel
settled by ('ourt laurel. Daughters °f classlflcd advertiser, at the time you
Castile. and Court Laurel club. Direct-.semred your present 'posiion, pefb'ips
ed by J‘m“ W. Scililey. you would have folind one paying
‘" evening °l music, “’"gv c°"‘°d)'.twice the salary—and with twice the
fl“ planets. Ichance for useful service.
Reserved seats ........... so cents
Seats can be reserved at the (‘lifford
drug store. South iNorwallt and‘Devine
& Hartwick's drug store, v.\'01'\\':-
March 1, at 9 a. in.
“VAUDEVILLE’ ’ f
In Its Superior Element
Will Be Presented at the
“HALACE
The Home of Entertainment for the
Whole Family
For Rent
Enquire
9'3“?“1 5.5521...“
Seven 5
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STORE,v
ON THE BIG FLOOR
AT ROODNER’S HALL—
You can have , Jolly good. time
It‘ yiu can walk you can
LEARN TO ROLLER SKATE.
Open evenings 8 to 10:30
Refined Management
Management of Harold Shea
Thursday, Friday and Sat.
March 2, 3, 4
Another Startling Bill
Positive Presentation of
Mr. Porter Emerson Browne's
‘ Vaudeville Triumph.
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interpreted by
_ WALTER s. HOWE
" find a Large Company of Competent
ll Artists. ‘
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gCourt. February 28th, A. D., 1916.
! Whereas,
Ned Waybum
Presents
“The Hotel hassles"
'An Elaborate Musical Comedy. with a
_ Chorus of Broadway Beauties
, r; p and Clover Comedians. -‘
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deceased.
March 1016, at 2 o'clock afternoon:
., Other Mammoth. Features.
Watcthaiiy Newspapers, For. . _
WMMMW. ~nllesotlvodnyl‘boforessidday
‘ - _ liaising.
’t Forgotten Agent-ea“ the
"' Duo. ‘ j. ‘;
a.
District of i.\'orwaiii. as, Probate?
, written application has
. SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE‘ been ma‘de to this CourLfor adminis-
' trillion of the estate of Ann Elisabeth
Hale, late of Norwsik in said District,
. El
Ordered, That said application be.
heard and determined at the Probate1
once, in Nomlk. on the 0th day of‘
and that public notioeiiioiveot be giv-
en toali persons interested therein by
publsshing this order in a newspaper
luring a circulation in said District.
of
WANTED.
WANTED—FEMALE OI‘ERA'I‘URVK
on Singer power revving machinw lo
\\tll‘k on initlcoats‘ Good pay
Apply to l). 1. Harris,
N: Washington .~treei Top floor. [25 iii
and
rit’i’ill)' Vitirlt'.
WANTED A MAN Ti) llliil‘X'T .\
three act drama Answer by letter.
stating price References required
.\tllll‘t’l~> Stephen \\' Leilgysl, 53 Bon-
liIIl >irt‘t'i. 28 3t
WANTED « ”(le ()Vldlt It; YEARS
Lolinsbur). Mathewson (‘0.
of “L‘s
128 3t~
WANTED EXPERIENCR‘IT: GROC-
ery clerk. Good salary to the right
man. Write ”',"J No Sentinel. i225 3i
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WANTED’dlIlll.
housework. Ilr. Beard, 171 East ave-
nue. Norwalk. f28 3t
WANTEkBOYS ix MACHINE
shop. Apply Neptune Hardware (‘om-
puny, 66 Fort street, East Nonvslit.
on «it
WANTED—AT oxen. ABLE-BOD-
ilCl) ME.\' FOR DAY on NIGHT
\\'ORK. APTTA' 'l‘iil': Nonwsmt
TIRE ANI) Riliillrlfl co. no (it
WANTED—A NEAT GIRL As GEN-
erttl houseworkors or nurse and wait-
was. Apply 16 Park street, or phone
618-6. m 3!
varso-nxeamnxcim SALES-
iutly for cloaks and soils. The Parts.
33 South Main street. f25 3t
WANTED—«OPERATORS. EXPER-
ienced Oil Sinner power machines.
Week or piece work. Also girls to
clean cotton. Good pay and steady
work assured. Royal Manufacturing
t‘o., 33 Washington street. f24 6t
WANTED «A GOOD BRIGHT.
nilliil'l, active boy about H or 15 years
old. (inn find a good position with
M. N. .\illyehoff a (‘0. Apply quickly at
the factory. l5 Menvln street, Norwallt.
m if
WANTEDVJI‘O BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. ll.
h‘rieildman, South Norwailt. Tel. 1l5i.
-—and ma. that used article. Sell it
through Sentinel adverii‘slmk-JUst as
‘other merchants sell things.
;
? CLUETT, psasoov co., mc.
wann—
power machines.
it ,novs.
Now Occupied by the United} GIRLS EXPERIENCED“ MAKING
Electric Light and Water Co. lpaper boxes. Also learner. learners
lpaid while learning.
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fish cruiser Cristobal at the bat. were captured.
FOR GENERAL.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on
.;drawn to Old Greece. facilitating
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OPTOMETNIGT. _
55 Washington 3-. .'
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"run sou-tn nonwstx svcmo SENTINEL'
mat—.—
MERCHANTMEN OF PEACE- or the Germans. i
FUL CHARACTER ONLY “Finally, exhausted, their
ARE SAFE. ranks decimated, the German‘
, ' "' . ,armies rccoilcd under our furious
(c°“""“°‘ "°"' F'm P39” 'lcounter attacks. We have regained,
I the advantage. Installed upon for- ,
Italian military efforts on \that midablc positions. our heroic sol—I
side of the Adriatic will, it is de-.diers remained masters of the
clared, be now directed to the field of battle."
safeguarding of Aviona, the port‘ The British press is almOSt
which lies about 80 miles south "unanimous in assuming that the
of Durazzo and which has aiMaloja and the other vessel-r
strategic value of the greatest sunk by mines during the week-
importance. _ . end were victims of a fresh sow-
A Spanish commmsion which ing of German mines. There is
has been appointed for the pur— much speculation as to how these;
pose of accepting delivery from mine could have been laid. The
United States manufacturers of theory most frequently advanced
the war material purchased by is that a certain class of neutral
Spain will leave Madrid Feb. 29 shipping was employed, i
for New York on board “lei The Pall Mall Gazette suggests!
steamship Manuel CalVO- The that such operations may drive,
Spanish WIMP“t Almirautc England to still more stringent
Lobo will convcy_the war mater— supervision of neutral shippingi
ial from the UN‘Cd States ‘0 than has yet been exercised by_
S ain; the Admiralty. . ,
The Spanish government has The capture of Navarin farm,
appointed Admiral Concas to be in ’the Champagne. “735 an-‘
arbitrator between the United nounccd by the German War Of-:
States and Panama in any dis- fice in Berlin today. '
putcs which might arise between French positions on both sides
the two countries in conformity of Navarin farm over a front of
with the arbitration treaty which about sixteen hundred yards were‘
they have signed. Admiral Con- taken. It is said over one thous-
cas was commander of the Span~ not men and nine machine guns.
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tle of Santiago de CUbl- in the Verdun region fresh}
.Of the total complement 0‘ 4” French reserves were exhausted,
passengers Ind "9‘" on ‘hc in fruitless efforts against Fort,
Peninsula and Oriental Line Dauaumont. The Germans ad-,
Steamship Maloil. Wthh “WC“ vanced their lines further tawardi
a mine and sank within half an Bras and vacherauvile, and made,
hour. two miles off Dover. WSW!“ fresh gains in the Woevro.
day. only 26° Ire know to hove. It is said'that all French troops
been saved. 0f the total tig pas- have been driven from the Mouse
sengers, 64 names of 9611038 3““ Peninsula.
ed in" been received at the We following statement was
steamship ”Wm" “5°" m issued today by the Turkish
Londorn 4' W“ stated there lb“ Army Headquarters in Constan-
it il hoped “l“ ,m"? names °f tinoplc: "‘There has been no im-
persons saved Will still be re- portant event in any of the w"
ceived. . . theaters."
The Finance Comtnittee of the -—~
Russian Duma. presided over by
Premier Sturmer, has approvedIOFFI
the new war loan for s.ooo,ooo,ooo‘
rubles. says Renter's Petrograd 'l‘l
' e I“ . . . .
afiegso:1e_:tpefiefl::te{-:: 12:11 on the prtigrt-ss‘of hostiliticu‘fiiiu.
will run for ten years with the ““fi‘" “5 m" "r”"d‘ “ art .5“
same privileges as were given in tlnslai’tc‘rmlum. rt‘:ltl\'“t'll\‘ 2:113:21”
. . . . " n it- ‘Illlil, o ‘ t ' ~
Extraction wuh the pronoun “- han- llillllllfl‘l'llt'tl Gcrman uruztlli-i
0n the occasion of the “mm”. “mum” Mm»:
Zeppelin raid over England two
government factories and two
ammunition factories at Birming-
ham and one ammunition factory
near Bradford were destroyed by
bombs, the Overseas News
Agency says.
Barefoot and ragged women in
large nu/ . many with babies
in arms. procccde from the quar-
ters pf the~~working classes in
Greene. yesterday to Parliament. - 4 ,
stopped in~going Deputies and '3‘" its ‘. . i
pleaded that the Chamber relieve run: ‘m‘u .
:i:.?::i:::.::":;i 3.323233; _ w. ."‘;:‘.‘"‘.I',’
of allowances to their families. “m“ ""“l‘bwwmlf idltmiintont
There was no disorder. Several ”can“, ”w ”Hm“ “ - trial . thc
.. ... 9...... moved .. '.'"‘:'::.:‘.'I:."'::. “at:
' ‘ - t" .‘ , ' ‘
Effigfiiiotgigoglgr;i‘£;§ fight-cf?“ withstood thc must furrosn .15“
Little h“ been done by P3" ‘a‘l'll‘acrc i\ no change in tllc sit—
liamcnt “1118 for in the present tuition in u“. Fort {if ”Ollillllllulla.
sesswn. The members have been which “in r""“l”“‘.“l”‘°!-V t2“.
?fiilg‘depl‘ficéfifli’ét'itfg212% “"“““~ "““‘ Wm“ ' ”F‘
frequent duels. Attemps are be- lint-1.)“ th plateaus north of tlic
ing‘ made to discredit the admin- villain.- of Vaux. in the “‘9‘:fo
istration of former Premier Veni- district. fl“. cncm)‘ yt‘slt‘rtla) t \t
Izclos. The acceptance by. the "in“ and km night assunictlflill‘
.formcr Premier of the candidacy 3mm.“ of grcntur “9"“? I t‘
for a seat in the Chamber from railroad station at lam, capttir‘tc
tMoYELflliei‘sgiixi‘oh‘idie: ;§:;§::;e and recapturcd fttv't-ral- ‘tllmt‘l:\' 3f
. . ‘ .' the attacks ailtltountcr a at . ‘
The election of M. Venizelos is the two OPI"““‘1~' forces, novv l‘t‘
.vrrtuaiiy assured, and there is mains in our. posgcssmu .‘ liiil
cm. srarsnamr
FRENCH WAR OFFICE
PARIS, Feb. 28, 3:30 p. iii.—
tcxt oi the communication
last Inlltllh
~tr:ttc . .
“in ('linmpttpnc. in tlic rcgioii
of thc .\'itv:triil farm, north ”‘1
“villain. ilic t-ncmy \\';u success—i
fill bv :t \lll‘ili'lfl' attack in ocv't
t'tiiiviiit: t‘crltiiil ll’t'llt‘l‘t‘s of ouri
:ttl\";iiit‘c lilil" lll('\ also look ti'!
stititioi'tillg lrcnrit i
“In the region to lllt‘ north of
Verdun. the linitllittrtlntcnl has
t‘tllllllluwl \\'llll illlt‘ll<l1_\'. partit‘ti-i
'zii'lv in the t‘ciitrztl sectors and oili
A 'I‘lict‘c lllh llt‘t'il not
on lllt' i'oltt (ill!
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imuch discussion of .a possible “-\il fl“. “Hacks mains
alteration of Greece's attitude. ‘\,0 25;. southcasi of pm “.9“.
. Leaves of absence for soldiers, futile failing to dislodge our
iinaugurated last month. are "no“; '
gradually bringing about demo-
bilization. The Greek troops
= which are stationed in Macedonia
and Thessaly are being with-
”Further in iltc south at Ger:
man attack against \iatillcullca
rcsultcd in a complete failure.
"(lur artillery is
with cticrgv the bombardment of
tlic cncmv alongr all tlil< front.
the return of soldiers with needy
lfamilies in time for the spring: “In “W VOSIICS we have huff:
[seldmpemgtuous' counter-attacks by hardcd several {cfirmifl in?
:French troops north of Verdun“.m ‘he "‘g‘mllLJ‘: ‘
.' ' the Germans were , E
liliroz‘hubtck from many positions FORMERE§£%S§I:§3§E$ AR
_ iconquered by them during the
first four days of the battle. ac: "'1 ‘ : -b 28—-
cordingto reports from the front, HALIFAX, h. 5.. it. . '_. c
are considered as inaugurating ‘ The enlistment for wat 5:11;;
Acadia University,
incond phase of the great action 1,; Dr. George Barton
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'to the defenders. 'was announced lie-“Va“- f-
Premier Briand ld representa- Cutten has been aupomted Elliod
tives of the p yesterday how 5“, -m the Nova Scotia Hig at]
the tide was turned ’Bri e, and is now_ engage in
“Caught between two barring “CS-3mg for the brigade in his
fires.” suit IL. Briand..“icovered' native town of Amherst.
coinbatitlg'
EARLY ENGLSH PERIODS
gave us >0nle artistic designs iii
lllr‘ ‘
blunt-(iii
Furniture. (tile oi II’litri
charming H)l(‘~
out in.tlie retail oi tit-orue llu- ,
ill, and is called for its design.
ers
“It:
HEPPELWHITE FURNITURE i
Reproductions of [best anti
.que styles are beitli: favored
now and are considered thc .
acme of good 13>“).
Call and see the varied de-
signs iii Inuit-class Furniture
that we offer.
the
i. J. illiiliiil & Sill C0.
tooth Norwllk. Conv-
TEXT OF GERMAN '
O-FICIAL STATEMENT
BERLIN, l5cb. 28, by \\'irclcss
to Sayvillcr—Thc tcxt of thc
(icrillan official statcillnt of this
afternoon roads as follows:
“There have been cxt‘cetlingly
violent artillcry engagements at;
scvcrai places. - .
,"On the front north of Arrasi
thci'c has been iiltcrmittcnt min-
ing activity. The Germans blew;
up about forty tnclres of an cnc-l
my posttioll. .
“lit the (‘llaiilpag'nc tllc (icr—Z
titans, aftcr efficient artillcry'
preparation, began an attack on
botll sides of the road from
Sonmlc-py to Stiuain- 'l‘hcy cap—
our Special
A HousepipingOffer
Closes Feb. 29th
Only a few short days left ~-_
in which to take advantage of
our house-piping offer which
enables you to obtain your
first ‘
‘l‘ilrce Monilts’ (as Free of
Charge
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Don't miss this big oppor-
tunity.
PHONE NO. 1680 and our repro-\
oontntive will call promptly. ‘
The United Electric
linhl & WaiehCo.
‘7 WALL 8T. NORWALK
'PHONE 1600.
EREGENT’
Olefin. Hahn Programs Up to
n standard—Not Down to
a Price. ‘ ,
“at. 1:11 Ev'g. 7:15 and 0.
All seats 10 cont!
Bones and Lodges ........ 20 cents
TODAY
turcdl thc .\'_avaritl faym ‘and tibial Henry W. gauge present“
trciit‘l prlilOIlt“ on lotl Sitcsi -‘
about i,(ttio nlctrcs‘ long, and took. ‘Madam x,
primucr 21} officcr< and Loom . ._
tin-n, and captured iiinc machine! innit-tune mm mm“. “'5" .
gum and one iili_nc throwcr. yUESDAy.
“in thc \'crt|llii <li~trict tlcw Theodore Roberts in Paramount‘s
lilt'hs‘t'b concciltratctl by the cilcfi . ’ . V
my new cvhttilslcil in unsurt‘csv' Pudd‘n H ad W“ nn
fill :tttciliitls to ntitlck illc (icr—' A distinct “mm“ triumph ’
mam pmitionx in and "(‘M' tllc p ‘ __'
l’iirii'csx .of llntlauttloiii anti WEDNESDAY:
lini‘tlitllilioilt. 'I‘llt' Ct'l’il‘ail~' Mr. and Ira. “mm“ (‘aslio in .‘
litivc t‘lctit‘cil 'lic \lcilsc l't'lliihllla their Own may.
of t-nciilv form‘s. ‘ .
."Tllc ("tt'rillttilx‘ illl\ililt‘t'tl lllt‘li‘t “'1 he WhlrI
lint‘s furillcr ill the (lircction of
\"ticltcrtillvillc :tlltl llrttS. - ”
“in the \\'ncvrc, tllc low of (if L fe -.
('otc Lorrttin was rcnchvii from
thc c:i.~l ill scl'crtil pltlt‘cs." SPEC'AL MUSIC
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EASY GAME.
“'I‘hat dog of yours scents fond of '
chasing trains.) ‘-'-C-HIII m. DI! Try on" .
Urg'nnd" “.1“, .,.. -—ond 8'1: that used article. Sell it ‘
“Well. he isn‘t much of :t fighter “MK” W‘ advertising—inst ‘9
Tl‘illil‘l are about the only things llt other BM sell things.
go's a chance to chose."
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t» COMFORTABLES BLANKETS °
33°"'R“3“‘“r 9"‘99- "1’"- T‘c--ite_t1ilar pricc, silo. ;
m—Reimiar price. $1.33- asc—iieguiar price, $1.19. bu
SLR—Regular price. Slfil. “'c» Rosita: price. $1.25. ‘5.
“As—flesh!” price, $2.0i‘y.
“SO—Regular price, 52.50.
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Every Day Ntwlllelll8~WaltI our Ads
A. DICKERMAN 8‘ sons
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$1.3“; lingnlur price, $2.00.
anti—Regular price, $3.00.
$5.00—chulnr price, $7.50.
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‘ . ' ' dilate the Famous , r
with shrapnel from all sides. st-_ Presidenr'Cutten is 2 gm _ . , ‘ ‘ . .
b . our freshdi'fifim ' - (1'; and Yale universnics -_ .. , ' ., _ _
ml...“ the 5‘14"“ b-fib‘fiaéiiiémunuy school-whit: .. .. Sstnrdsyltv . mm .
lb .31 ' Mmat Yde he ("‘5 prominent “It m. i z—<vayithr‘mcrm m.m U Flt All Am
Germans ay their efiom W .bgil,’ tennis and track athletics. , .fl .. _ y .,
short._'i‘he.stroule wasa titanic Hg. hgg‘gapfist paégfiwlp . 'MATINII1Mn. "-
“'0“me New “I" ' 'v' - u A ' ' 1'. l w- 9.7:, .
"‘“‘"""""““"’- -~ “writ-WM?” ”so . , out-meow .» , .
REGENT
BOX ’OFFICE OPEN 10:80 A. M. DAVE OF IEAT SALE.
A. H. Woooa "some
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Mnde'by'Our Special Designer, In Three rat‘s-s. on unit-rial in
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