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EXPLOSION AT COUR-
Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on nispage. Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c
I'hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
For Sale,
face or Caps, Double Price.
Classified “Ads.”—To Let.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
NEUVE KILLS TWENTY
AND HURTS MANY.
Business and .
(Continued from Pint Page)
._—_..
lmore than an hour the Germans
came on in serried ranks. hurl~
ing themselves, regardless of
cost. against the ridges held by
the Frenchmen. At last the de
fenders” line wavered at two
points, but only momentarily,
and the counter attack, driven
FOR SALI
kw ——
FDR $AL£~~BAKUA|NS 3 A"RI‘LS,I
Iu.hi.ng.~ trulls 88w ll" acres
Iluumg , ilgflh 830“” .5 l‘. atlr!
level 5““? [Hall $1 «to Matt. n‘llen
See I! l'ttll \tashlnglon .‘IIP-‘l on it
FOR :ALC J'Ali'l r.\\:J li'l lt' l.i.
o-‘vu running «3 with! \n Feller
00s for thicken farm \\lll no»
friends outslde oi faintly
able utter refused I'lmlo UIE retitled
Solon Poultry i-‘arm \\'l!ct. Lane, Ho
Waylon Phone 12513 ' to; it
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ilitttit‘
No TP'linlI
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FOR SALE \‘IULI\ FINE IiXt‘lilr
lent tone, lull rile and perlevt loud.-
tion with good boa and «the. Will sell
outiit t-lnap Audie» Bargain: c‘o
Sentinel till it
FOR SALE» ‘GMJBE-WERXICKE
'Ioctionl book cases. in mission tln-
For
particulars call lilo-6. in? St
FOR SALE—TO EVERY FAMILY
In the my. One bottle of "Amaretto
(lastellanoj‘ a royal remedy for atom-
ach and Inleollnfll ailment. it filters
the Mod and gives force and vitality.
Bold everyshere. Send for booklet.
Box 374. South Nor-walk.
‘OR SALE—BABY ('IIICKS. WHITE
Wot-its. R. I. Red‘s. Barred Rocks,;
Bu! orpingtons. Essa for settings. “(do
u setting and up. Our birds won 52
. ribbons and two silver cups last year.
Commercial hatching So a chick. Broil~
era. fricazsee. roasting chickens and
turkeys killed. dressed and delivered
to order. Nicholl'a Poultry Yard. East
Nor-walk. Telephone 2434. m2 at
FOR SALE—FAMILY novmo
out of town owes balance of 3129. on
n hand~ome upright grand piano. It
Is yarn for balance. Write The
Gibbs Piano 00.. 71-73 Main street,
wringfioid. Mass. (30 years in one lo-
cation.) fill in:
FOR SALE—1915 CHEVROIEI‘
touring self-starter. 1913 Overland
roadster. 1913 Buick touring, 1918
Marion touring. Wehrle's Garage.
11 Raymond St. South Nowalk. ”Mt.
—
“VAUDEVILLE”
The Acrw of the World's .‘llll‘lit-I ill
this Mammoth Program—40 be
M esenl HI at the
PALACE
Thursday. friday and Sat;
March 2. 3, 4
If you See It at the Palace, it's the
Beat in Vaudeville.
"A Noteworthy, Announcement"
“Engagement Exceptionally Ex-
traordinary" of
The Distinguished Legitimate Actor.
WALTER S. HOWE
And a Splendid Supporting Company,
Presenting»
“In and Out”
One of VaudevIIIe's Best Playlcts, by
Our Own
Porter Emerson Browne
America’s Foremost Playright.
t Extra Added Feature
Ned Waybum’s
Scintillent Musical Comedy Spectacle
“The Hotel Lassies”
not CHARMING
BEAUTIES (10)
In a Pretentious Musical Comedy
Revue.
g A Clever Pair, ‘ .
‘ Sydney Claret? Betty lluvsl
~ ‘ In Rhyme, Reason and Music.
. \
The Debonair Hulnorist.
[BARRETT CARMEN -
An infinite Laughter Promoter. ' "
. l
raisins and Jesters,
T. .. I. . -8‘:
i-Alarveloas Nanipulat'ors.
..—‘...
, . to an. g
TO LET IIUL'SE. i‘.’ I-‘AIRI-‘iElJU
venue 1 Dumb (Io-\llstulrs and i.
lulllr up>l..lr‘ \tlth gas range eat-ll
ilphl‘lilt‘li‘ slo pet tnontil Apply to
l .\l L.) ll: A t‘o Illt‘,:l Railroad
dIIIl..t‘
_.. o__.._ _ +___.~._
TO LET SIX liUUMS AT 3'.‘
> ill.‘. SIII‘PI Impulre J A Rul'llvl'.
ills Snl'll Mall: ~‘rm-l or te'eplmnl-
l‘lé: ’ mi 3-?
To LET- filial 1‘lr‘l'l. iv: HUL‘SE.
u rooms. intruding bath. all modern
improvements. or tore sale Il. Alarms,
Alt'llllert and builder. in “animation
meet South .\or\\alit n13 o‘t
TO LET r’l‘t) FAMILY OF ADI‘IJ’I‘S
'second floor. 73 Woodward avenue. 4
room: and i in attic. Toilet on same
floor Inquire 93 Woodward avenue
Telephone call 1667. m3 8!.
TO LET—431V]! ROOMS O.\‘ Bill‘-
oud floor. 41 Orchard street. Nora alk
inquire on the pretnieee.
TO LET NO. 12 PORT STREET.
near new bridge. upper iioor of live
rooms. One extra room in attic. Eleo
ltric lights, toilet. Mrs. Frank Day, 8‘
i Belts place.
To LiT—TWO APARTM-‘S’i‘s AT
.33 and 57 Spring street consisting of
‘iice rooms with improvements. inquire
dire. ii. Tarlov. iti Grove street. Tele—
L immu- 1393-12. um i
.
TO LET—SIX ROOM FLAT. STEAM
heated. all improvements. bit-a. F. H.
Fitch. iiti South Main silt-ct. South
iNortvaIk. [25 6t
1 TO LET—BIINGAIAJW. NO. 3]
llaillt‘nlfi avenue. 6 rooms and bath. All
limprovemcnts. lieul $20. inquire of
iC. Ii. Iioyt. (9 ti
I ._
‘ T0 LET—TWO THREE ROOM
,fltmrs and two four room floors. im-
provements, electric lights and gas.
.‘One minute from trolley. ten minutes
.from depot. Inquire SI Woodward are-
nue. Tel. 1106-12. (4 tf
T0 LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE
.dsr street: improvements. 8 oiilces,
lWashington street. inquire Samuel
nlBtf
. Roodner South Norwaik.
‘
l BWINESS NOTICES
. A. MODNI, 10 NORTH turn an.
‘ doutb Not-walk. Bicycles. motorcycles
l
éhpert repairing. Baby carriages to
l salt-ed. We do vulcanirins. Prices rea-
' mole. -
‘ LADIES—THE NU BONE CORSET
has the pliable stay giving comfort and
support. Elderly people and those suf-
fering from surgical operations special-
‘tzed. Special prices tumult March.
Mrs. Lillian Reynolds, 84 Winfield St,
East Norwaik..Conn. Tel. 241-6 in im
HOYT‘S OPERA noose ‘
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 0. 1915
A SERIOUS PREDIGAMENTi
A musical comedy in two acts. Pre-
scale by Court Laurel, Daughters of
('ast e. and Court More] club. Direct-
cd by John W. Sctllley.
An evening of music, sonfl. comedy
and pisyiets.
Reserved seats ........... 50 cents
Seats can be reserved at the Clifford
drug store. South Norwalk and Devine
& Hartwick's drug store, Norwalit,
‘Mnrch I. at 9 a. in.
" WHAT was IN THE-pause.
~. "' lathe has an Engllshman ‘who
.reads the London papers faithfully.
I H hogan to thunder last Thurs-
day afternoon'he ducked into a Zeppe~
~ :Irooi‘ cellar and stayed there for
: 24..hours."—-Olatlw Register.
n
,Norwalk and vicinity. Good propoat- , magnified by
home with the bayonet, drove the
Germans back to the shelter of
the Chambrettes of the Hardau-
mont ravines.
WANTED.
WANTED~FIRST t‘LASb‘ 'l’tMlL
nlilIiL-I’ Slate expt‘flvllt't' and address
Nailt'tlztl Electric l'lllllles corporation,
Manhunt. (‘1 0 HM 3t
wanrsoe I-IXI‘ISItlrIXt‘liil S'I‘i'ZXr {mirth \dvam‘fi “’3‘ made after
t_lu|lllt‘r Apply til If & (TY'Ol‘sfl' l"),ldusk bV Pru's'an brigades who
Iit
'ground and pulverizing the rocks
__lin the morning and afternoon at‘
wa~r£o~ TANKS To Milli) :nuu‘aCkS Af'" dcspflatc fiFh'inE.
lizlher one tank or they managed '" EC! 3 footing on
Am“... Tum-[the extreme edge of the plateau.
m, 3. l whence they pushed forward into
_- -_. ,.____ - ithe houses on the north side of
'l‘dlltllh of gas
illlt‘r' Ill" KriIIUIl liillltr
('o Sentinel.
wanrcp
ill'iCIiA'l‘Uiifi taxman 3"" Village-
t'l . of: (L. Slngel potter IlirHlllII"! Alsoi The German§ now how the
..lis ltli‘ llrspectlng nor: Week «it I Douaumont- “"329- b'" "‘9
plele ".l lk (loud pay, x . ul'. \‘.'lI'L its ' French dominate them “'0’“ 00m-
‘lil’t‘d lioyal Mfg (‘o., as \\'lt.~llingtun‘"landing helehts. A‘ both Sides
.m m; (,l thrrc are fairly eveniv matched
-.____,_.___. .__-...- ‘it is likely that the village will
WANTioe'I‘HItICI-Z SALES GIRLS!
at the Grand 7., in and 25c Store. \‘or before the battle ends. The ex-
walk. Conn. or: 3t.perts say that the German pos-
isession of it is onlv temporarily.
WANTED—A YQI'NG GIRL I-(JR
light housework. Apply mornings or refining with the Frchh. whose
Sundays, Mrs C. J. Milltz. .34 Northiljnes continue unbroken,
Main street. Hanlord block. nil} 3U An incident Pmonw .Swiss
- innards at the Vatican. in which
WANTED—MAN T0 iilfli.l) TEA‘the Guard Joseph Manse. dis-
and coffee route for himself in South Charged his firearm, has been
. certain Italian
lion for the right liiitil. to ”p"“entlnewspapers into an international
Ills? “‘3 “lid 90"" ImW‘"“~ M‘lmatter involving Italian. papal
dress stating experience, etc.. James and Swiss jurisdiction. In reality
Van Dyke Co. 1135 Main street,Bridge the guard. fuming arrest for
P0"- COM- ' some offense. first barricaded
“- " ‘ lhimself in a room and later left
WANTEO~AN rxratuuxcan .
suleaiady for cloaks and suits. Steady ’ the Vatican 9.1"" He w“ taken
position for the right party. Apply to‘by the.Itallan 99““ and con-
the Paris, 33 South Main street. 30, ducted n the SWISS “:0"th un-
wam m 3‘ .der an order of expluSlon.
_v.,_~___,-_ 7_ .9._ . fi When the French Chamber 0'
’ wanna—001.com nun. non: Deputies assembled March 2.
general housework. Steady position:Paul Desrhanoel its president
with good wages. Apply J. H. Barker, 1 reacLa telegrlmirom GiuseDDe
.\lill Plain Road. Pairtleld, Conn. m2 6t Marcora. president of the Ital.
— lian Chamber of Deputies, con-
WANTED AGIIUJ [“0“ GENERAL gramlating Fr.nce' in the name
hull-“WOW 5‘0 000“” or “SM“! of the Italian Parliament. for the
required. Address S" co Sentinel. 'valor displayed by her troops in
the battle of Verdun and for their
WANTED ~I-‘I-I MALE ()I’ER .I’I‘tlltt-‘i
, .haVing so successfully beaten
on Singer power setting michlnr-s tom the Central! “nun The
work on raincoata. (loud pity mull Deputies at once ro<e to thCit‘
"139“?" “m“ “My ‘0 D‘nl“ _”:)mf"lfeet and cheered M. Deschannel
b3 “ashlnmon silent. Top on. .5 “closed the stirring scene by re.
WANTED txrnltli-‘wrh t‘llil quesmfg amen] 6"“an My!"
“‘ " ' ‘:i.‘ter 0 ar. to transmit t r
and men operators on SInKt'i‘ So-M‘lllg‘ Ilalian message to the Fren"h
n-acllllles. Also button sewer. altl‘army General Galllenni replied
girls for ilII around work In far'or; « that he would gladly do so be-
Iiovnor. .32 Day street. South \“lxglg‘c‘uu- he said. “the cause which
I . ' ionr soldiers defend is that of lib-
, nerty and right."
WANTS??? , $003)] "'93:?! The bombardment continued
8;:"r‘bnfii‘flendoi “‘2; p‘o‘:)i';i‘l);":“;.with considerable activity 135;
0 . I . . .
vnrlo ctors
M. N. hiaychorf & (‘0. Apply quickly at fighle‘grlodhgl Verldfmse It w;
the factory. 15 Merwin street, Norft:';li:f. '. not, however, followed by any
' ‘actions of infantry. according to
lthe announcement made by the
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL Kmns’French War Office this after-
of cattle and poultry. Best prices! can
_ ‘ .n .
Mid. Bast prIcea paid for calves. H.. At marge; thfl French p”.
p“““‘“‘“"' 5°“th Norwnlk‘ Ta" ”51'? vented German troops from occu.
lovin a crater made b the ex-
POULTRY. lplmign of one of their yr’rlines.
, l The customary artillery fire has
MAPLE "GROVE "FARM“BABY ' continued along the remainder of
chicks for sale. S. C. W. Leghorn. S‘lthe from.
C. Rhodt1 Island Red‘s. Barred Rocka.‘ No Turkish diVsions, teln-
llatchlng eggs and custom hatchinm'l‘forced by “oops that fled from
A-l tullity stock. P. 0. Box 32:3. Phone . Erberum. are the forces that had
1089': m “then operating against the Rus-
_. [ alone or the line running through
lMush. Bitlis and Van. according
:to Reuter'a Petrograd correspon-
dent. With the occupation 'of
'Britlis. he points out. the entire
. Van region passes under the con-
I'trol of the Russians, while the
: Russian success separates the We
rkish forces 0 crating in e
W‘NTS- {legions of Mush Idnd Lake Uru-
axraatnvcrm ornas‘rons oni mien. repectively- _ . _
power machines. With the loss of Bitlls. it ap-
\ .Dears, Turkish reinforcements
lfrom Mesopotamia Would be
CLUETT, PEABODY 00.. INC.
BOYS.
‘ . ro m!-
I coetciit'r GIRLS EXPERIENCED fN MAKmq Compelled to page”:l byt r‘elach
I at m. pnper boxes. a... lame. mm... 2hb°“%h‘$5"°€u§%h 5;“;
First Methodist EpIeoopal Church e l '
. South Norwalk paid while learning. _ _
Mondayevenlnlgkfiatjph 6th USUALLV EFFICIENT.
8:15 ' o'clock
infertil- 3°£iiil°t . " 1-H» “m" “'1“ °°“‘!’."‘““°“ “
ii. a Qantln at the Vocation ~ most quickly "lewd? 11
Gerard Chatdeid'st the Pianola ; "amuse." declared the “‘8'
AMINO" 8‘, cents. student-Dallas News. —
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' ~ ‘ " ' Y HA8 EIGHT CHILDREN.
~-~ 7 -‘Irs.P.Rahbamo.3Mfim's‘-
F n ‘ asi”"‘- ~mnmlin mm. - ms mam-mews"
F ' ‘ ‘ " m3_~ 1 - -ly at years and-can lad nu
low-Im-
suit-st "I "M
is a. s‘djs and?
o t
The Germans then resumed the.
zbombardment ploughing up the.
with hundreds of big shells. The
,M Jllhad replaced the trooos eneaeed'
change hands more than once-
Iand that the technical advantaze.
I haveelmehtldm .
.. 1.. give.“ to mainstreammrtuesrfaatqsmithOIW-N'
’ unmeasured", trimaran ‘ '
_ Mung- ..... n:;..._.... q. . > * -
llllll lililliii'llllij
'IUKIU, March 'J—RUssta he» [ll'ai'
ed a liar loan oi SUMMUWU gun or
about $3':.t>tm,tmll ulth Japanese bani.
el~ The operation Ir really lot the
pulpx-H of Ilal'xlllr Ill llrtli ‘Ui the
glen! t]u.;lllllll‘> oi p.11 IllUIllIELllr
vilml. tht .lapatlht gotcl‘llllletlt and
[illl‘n‘t «ruched: are IuIlilrllIIlg the
Iiusnan government
The loan laht.‘ [Ill lolill ul' linerltill
ll‘riirul) bill: it! dk‘lltlllllIl-IIIUIL‘ Ill -J.
mm and promo yen n'ul i'w rule of
.l lklv~l lr ' l-ol ull' The t~litl*.|lt'
’t'dl'tl'dll." Ill 1111‘ )rul Tl. homi-
Mlll hr mmlml Hi the tale of it“.
Though the rtJIJHI’llJIiMl ll~l will be
(lptllttl to thi- liliblli‘. the >)ltdltalt’ of
Japan.» bulltrta Ii‘It‘I't‘>IHI lll (hr
lot.“ tlut'> not .weln to rapt-(t general
\U|l|>UlI from llw [IIIIJIlt. I» ill-v.11; that
the stlet-l‘lbcrs “ill bl tUIIfiIIt‘LI to
In
It .
>_\ min al.-
”10‘ Dallltttla all! lllallmllu- t‘llilt'h
l'ililre'llur'lll't' an utilh-htatldmr
bee. reathetl lit-[Ween llll'
all-1 the Bank of Japan that the litl
lt‘I' “Ill alt-vpl the lull.- in telllotlage
PARIS. \ltill‘ll :2
and half pvnlllm no“ lil‘t'lllill" ire-Iv
lii Pranl'n- They
(-epted without
Iy rllii‘t‘ the tIt‘illIIl of French copper
ielt. ‘t'uriously:
the senators are the ltttlrl re-
‘inul'mll in lililt‘rl
IiI‘l’ 2H"
gillerall)
objection. particular
tolns IliiIlIt‘ liar-ll
”torch
l‘t'lllutls to the circulation of their
ally'> (‘Ullpt'l’ money
A newswomztn at the Luv-tuburl:
grin haired men of
upper houw stubbornly refuse
the English runners The deputies;
however. accept them without it wont:
I'nat card vendors seek them out:
and sam- ”will for English customers:
tonsiderintz it an advantage to be able’
to offer a “Tommy" the (‘uln of his:
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'likliit‘t‘ s‘d} s thv
the
rotintly in thanpe /
—» A certain number of our readers
today will turn to the Sentinel "To
Let" advertlsementr before they look
at the war news. |
J
[Hill NOIICE .
NOTICE OF SALE OF MORTGAGED"
PREMlSES. ¢
The South Namath Savings Bank, .-
ol South Noruail-. }
. .. 1h—
The COIOflIII Foundry ls Machinery
Company,
oi Smith \otlulh.
Superior I'ulil‘. r'ltlrltt-Ivl l‘tllilllg.
in pursuante-ot’ the iliIvrItN‘tliul}
judgment and
made In the ”bow-mulled c.lu.~v.h:iv-
my: date of the eleventh day of Pub
ruary. 1916. I. the untlt‘lrigllt‘il. the
committee appointed by the Superior
t‘ourt ill and by sand judgment to
make said sale, will sell at public hilt"
lion. to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on the second Monday of
March. 1916. to wit. March 13th, at
two/o'clork. afternoon. the lands.
premises and personal property men
llOiit‘tI in said judgment. as a “hole.
or in parts. as I may deem for the
heat Interest of all the parties coir
ecrned. The real estate to be sold is
described as lotions:
All that rtain lot or parcel of land.
‘with the bu dings thereon standing.
East
oi foreclmul'e stile
situated in said Norwalk. at
lNorrvalk, ao-callcd. and bounded
northerly live hundred (500) feel.W
more or less, by land now or late ol
the Ne}’ York, New Haven & Hart
ilord Railroad Company: easterly one
hundred thirty-four (11H) feet, more
or less. by highway _¢ailed Kaiser
avenue or place; southerly one hunf
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nights when a little quick heat would be most we]-
come.
Spring weather is extremly uncertain and it pays
to be "prepared." g... .
One of our famous “Chill Chasers" will solve
your Spring heating pmblan. We have so much faith
in the worth of this little gas heating stove. that we
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length tubing and brass connection to unsung gas
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solutcly Satisfactory
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PHONE NO. 1680 and our Representative will
call promptly.
til min tlllMlll t lillil to.
PHONE NO. 1330, . 37 WALL sr.
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PHONE 1501
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REGENT
BOX OFFICE OPEN 10:30 A. M. DAYS OF SEAT SALE.
MATINEEflTO-DAY—EVENING
A. H. WOODS PRESENTS
POTASH & PERIMUI‘TER
Made by Our Spot-nil Ilealgner,ln 'l‘ht‘ee l'lrt't'e. lrolu “.lI‘WNL in
the I-‘tullou~
Saturday Evening Post Starletr
Trimmed with a Thousand Laughs and Guardrail-ed lo F‘ll All Axes.
Prices Matinee 25c to $1 Evenings, 25c to $1.50
PLENTY or soon sans LEFT
‘ 'io-day mum and Night at lsckwood’s ilall
Paramount .oifers the noted Fannie Word in
"'l‘ H r. t: H r. A T"
Matinee and, high. Saturday, March llthfi
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.
dred fifty (150) rm by land of Josj
epli W. Gotham. formerly. now or;
William H. \‘erity: and two hundred' ‘
.iii‘ty (250) feet. inch-e or less. by land;
of John D. Wheeler. again easterly'
one hundred (NO) feet by land of"
John B. Wheeler: then southefiyl
again one hundred fifty (150) feet.‘
1more or less. by land now or late of
William LH. Verity, George Keeler.l
John Podmore and the South Nor-I 9
walk F‘Ish (‘lubz and westerly “two;
hundred fifty 250) feet, more or less...
‘by Norwaik river or harbor. swelledl .
‘ The personal property to be sold Isl -
described as follows: 5
All of the machinery. the boiler.ail!
fbelilng and shutting attached to the‘
machinery, and overhead trolley sys~
“NOW." said the Wemr of chem-item, used in the buildings. situated;-
loldgon the premises hereinbefore descrIb-gt _ -
ion. a particular description of which:
lmay be seen at the oiilce of Light 1
Light. 100 Washington street. south
Norwalk. Connecticut.
Terms of sale to be as follows:
Thursday..llsrelif M. at 12. noon:
"l
'hslatonma' ' Lia fallineaab at
Willi-tsu- a. all”! f .0!“ ..
.,.. ., ., .1... .. . 'c—zComfiItt'pb.”
. .' ‘ 52'.
l.
_ T“ M ML (10%) to N M II-
Coflml. K!» 'fltfl: "I havebeett cuh‘ at u“, title of, “1., We. 5!.
the eon-m harem ‘s'tho risk} ‘0"
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filgiiti’fikl' Gnu; ,. .g,
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Gnrgmills (' 'Sll‘lillt‘.‘
Mums
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’ V' .h»\glncnted Victor «Herbert Orchcxt
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caress—Harman,- 25¢ to $1.50.
avnnm'o. 25¢ m 82.00.
- sense on sane ”.musa'oav. sszso a. II.
mm cheese yum cssu now.
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.' ENTER-1m .OEIARLH 13th:
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