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PAGE Trill 1.
Want.
Classified “Adar—1'10 Let, 1 11111111111101 1
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and f
oMiscellaneous
‘nonce 011 SALE or House AND
LOT KNOWN AS N0. 230 MAIN'
STREET, NORWALK, AND A'
BUlLDiNG LOT NEAR IY. ’
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic auctwn to the highest bidder on
the pn 111MB 011 the is t day 11' April,
Business and
1916.111 two 0C10(k Tn the afemcon,
the following premises
That certain newjiouse known as
,No. 230 Main street Norwiilk con-
taining eleven rooms two baths, and
f
LASSIFIED Advertisements on -nis page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
f‘hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per insertion In Black-
lace or Caps. Double Price.
F“... [OR BALI I TO 1.31 1 WANTED
FOR SALE—H0“~ WATER lN(‘lT-'
lawn and broder, complete. (an be
rr‘r'] 111 operation at in “infield St.
1‘44 Norualk 1111111 '11
FOR SALE—TH}. liiil' Sit 01‘1 ALT}
er Agnes Nash, 5 Hull atenue.
Norualk Ian 71 12 hot front by .175
1': deep 12 roomed housed Apply
on pre1111<ea or address, Mrs Louise
1. Miler. Exet-utrii, 571 Broad street.
Bridgeport. (‘onn 11130 5t
FOR SALE ~— i-‘lVE ’I‘OI'LOI'SE
gmue font? each. and two turkeys.
Mr Marl'hail. Highland awnue, So.
Norwalk. 11130 ll
FOR SALE HOUSE, 7 ROOMS
and bath, all modern improvements.
18/. acre of land. Noroton Heights, near
depot and trolley. Price 83,000: $500
cash. balance on mortgage. Address
“Home." ('10 Sentinel once. m30 3t
30R SALE—SMALL GENERNL
More near Stamford. 86,000 a year
business: profits average 35 per cent.
Sacrificefi on account of other busi-
ness. small rent. Address "Store,"
clo Sentinel office. in” at
FOR SALE—lDEAL HOME. SITU-
atod near water, overlooking Sound.
Near trolley. 10 rooms and bath. Barn
Inquire Owner, :1 Quintard avenue.
1111.111” 3t
FDR “LE—Rm MOTOR CAR.
Excellent running condition. Self— start-
hr, electric light, etc. Demonstration
If desired. “Owner." cllo Sentinel.
; mill) :1
non SALE—FRICAGM 0R
roasting chickens. 20 and 37s, killed,
linseed and delivered to order. Fresh
laid eggs. 353. Baby chicks, White
Leghorns. Barred ‘Rocks. R. i. Rods,
15¢. Buff Orpingtons. 20c. Setting
pus. 75c up. 'Nlcholi's Poultry Yard.
East Norwalk. Phone 243-4.
FOR SALE—1,000 BUYS GOOD
house in Norwalk, 8 large rooms.
I300 cash. Also 2 good lots near hos-
pital, 5011205 feet. Price 8600, and good
large lot in Norwalk. $200 cash. Ad-
flres‘s P. O. Box 543, South Norwalk.
1:130 3t
..
FOR SALE—COMBINATION WOOD
,working machine. Band saw. saw ta-
ble, joittter. shaper and mortoring at-
tachment. 'llellVy cast iron frame, very
cheap. Full particulars. Address
EM. F. Ottmer. Noroton Heights, Conn.
Phone 136-12, Darlen. 11130 3t
FOR SALE -— CHEAP. GOOD
butcher wagon and runs-bout. inquire
20 Grove street, South 'Norwalk.
. . m29 3t
FOR SALE—8 IRON BEDSTEADS,‘
box springs. 2 dressers, A few articles
of parlor and dining room furniture.‘
fl‘el. 1393-2.
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FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD pump chitects. desire to announce that they A-l uumy stock p_ 0. Box 325_ phon, (100) feet to 3 point 0r D 30
pure consisting of range, Nor stove,l 'have opened an office for the general; 1089.2.
gas range. organ and furniture of a
Six room house. Call all week. No. I
{Benedict street. East Norwalk. m28 3t
11130 3t l
m29 stl
TO LET i-‘IRNISHED ROOMS,
all unprotetnents. or light bonsekeep
111: 11 dean-d l11qu11'e 3 Day street.
city [1131) ll.
TO LET—T\\l) APARTMENTS 4
mums eath, fir.l floor Set tubs. hot
water. gas. 310. Also furniture for
sale 3‘.’ (‘liapel elreel. 11130 3!
TO LET»~l"l\'E ROOMS. FIRST
oor. it Belden avenue, Norwalk, im-
provements, newly papered and paint-
ed Rent reasonable. Apply to his.
eKarney. i3 llelden nl'eliue, Noruulk.
ii m30 3t
To LETe-HOL'SES, FLAT. STORE,
baseuu nt barn, manufactory with
power, summer cottage. farm. Apply to
Raymond Brolllers. m30 3t
To LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD L0-
1-atlon, rent reasonable. F. Hopp. 35
('0\'9 Avenue, East Nowaik. m28 3t‘
To LET—HOUSE l-N DAMON. ALL
improvements. Barn, large garden.
fruit. 5 minutes from station, part-
ly furnished if desired. Leroy avenusf
Fourth house from Post road. Terms
reasonable. inquire i. P. Reynolds,
Darlen, Conn. 11128 it
To LET—FROM APRIL 18T.,
modern apartment, every conven-
ience,‘large rooms. good location. Ap-
play J. M. uyton Co.
11128 Ill
—.
T0 LET—APARTMENT lN THE
IDibble building, North Main street.
Central location; reasonable rent. All-l
_.ply to J. irving Dibble at. office of The
Penis Coal Co. 11128 St
To LET—FROM APRIL 161‘. 6
room house, all improvements, No. 72
Woodward avenue. Rent 825. 6 room
bungalow. all improvements, No. 31
, Untold avenue. Rent 820. inquire of
Charles E. Hoyt. 1
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TO LET—HALF 6 ROOM HOUSE.
with all modern improvements. or for
sale. H. Maring, architect and build-
er. 123 Washington street, South
Norwalk. 11125 61‘
T0 LET—ONE FOUR ROOM AP-
partment. Improvements. One minute
‘from trolley, ten minutes from depot.
inquire 84 Woodward aVenua. Tel.
1106-12.
To LET—STORE FROM APRIL 1st
formerly occupied by Salvation Army.
Also extremely large basement to rent.
inquire on premises. 87 North Main
street, South Norwnllt. mil ft
”to 1:12.11 STORE. 201. my
‘wiishington sired. East Norwalk. Im-f
p.rovoments inquire Dr. Bohannon, 8i,
“South Main street. Telephone 60.
mil tf
Business u'd'rtcn. - l
, FINLAYSON AND FANNIN0,AR~1
practice of architecture. Room 1. Hay
liand Block 94 Washington street. 5
I
a moons, ro Roam mm on:
‘ giving particulars,
,Viaw Crest, South Norwalk.
119 Raymond sine“. Tel. 856-11.
'c.1aio¢ie island Reds. nines Rocks,
an extra toilet, with ge<,ele1tric
light and all modern irt: proyemehts,
... situated on a lot fifty (501 feet front, 1
wANTED...p[1p“5 T1) JUIX .\i\ and One hundred and seven nine;
1~las> to learn masxaging and phyin (1‘9) “4”" more or I9” ”1 iepth. 9""
val culture Can earn at '93“ 35.11 a "“5”": from Main “Wt" 10 Sound
week. For particulars write or call View Court. and that ('9 '3'“ build,
Dr. 1,1, to Adlem'an, 39 Suburban aye. 1111' lot. near by the pron. iscs above
1111:, Stamford. Enclose stamp for re- deS‘le‘ d, being “‘3' (50) '9“ front
ply, and rear and two hundred and two
_._.__. __ ._ ___ (1)112) feet. more or less, in \lepih, ex-
WANTED—STEPIOGRAPHE‘R, AS! tending from said Main street to said
sislant bookkeeper arfd general oiiit- Sound View Court.
assistant. Addresa "Office," c 11 Sen- ’I'erm‘s 0‘ “I" ‘0 be as “HOWE i
”may ‘ ' Ten per cent. to be paid in cash at
2 HM time of the sale. balance by Wu!-
WANTED—Inhlll ST FNOOR. \PHl‘R nescly. April 51h.19l6,'tl "vein
and bookkeeper. Some experience nec o’(.oc|( noon: but .the pulf‘llBM‘i' his!
essary. Address in own handwriting. have the privilege of leaving part of
"Stenographer." the purchase price on first mortgage.
1119 St: THE J. I. LAY'I‘ON K; C0., NC.
11120 25.
c1 0 Sentinel.
WANTED—OPERATORS ON SING-
er sewing machines. Also girls to make DIVIDEND NOTICE.
themselves useful in shoe factory. H.‘ Fairneld County Savings Bank.
Jacob t Sons. Shoe Manufacturers.l Not-walk, Conn, larch 16. 1916.
Beldeu avenue, Norwalk. 11129 31' At a relular meeting of the board
of directors of the initial!) County
WANTED;THREI 3100118 '10 A.Bavlng11’ Bank held this a" . dividend
whiowiady. inquire llrs. 0 B. Brown,l .3 the rate of you, (1) 9., my" W
m" it gnmun was declared to depositors
"'~fron1 the earnings of the six moathl
WANTNIIOIMAKM, Winding um], u_ "1.,
tars on ladies“ high grade welt shoes. The same will be entered on paaa
Steady work at Lounsbury l Souls books and m on “a “‘9, April 10,
Co, Stamford, Ct. 11128 311""_
WENTEC «womgg T 0| By order of the board of directors,
SEYMOUR corms.
.work three or four days a week "[11:21 lit W
gardener. ll years of experience.1 _
"m mm" Jmm‘ “em'w'raosavs eat: or nut. tern:
Deerlaid street,
nus.
of! Sound View ave-
i Under and pursuant to an order of
m2! St
.the Court of Probate for the District
WANTED—Au. KINDS OF CATTLE of Norwaik. authorlzlng it therounto,
and poultry Hithest prices paid. the subscriber hereby 03ers for sale,
all such right. title and interest as
Chickens, 18 to 30¢ lb. Joe Dickman, Reuben K. Johnston, late of New Ro-
m" 6t (belle in the state of New l'.orit de-
_. ceased, had at the time of his death, in
WANTED—A GIRL FOR ”()HT and to the following described real es
housework. and to care for baby. 0. late, to wit:
0. F.. cio Sentinel. m20 it All that certain piece of land. 111t-
‘ — uated in the tonw of Norsalk, known
Bill'l‘AlN'and described in a certain may entit-
led “Map of Harbor View Beach, South
deAngelis.
WANTED—JFH‘E NEW
General Hospital, New Britain, Conn.
offers a I l~2 year course of training Norwalk. Connecticut. G.
for nurses. Address, Supt. of Hospl- Slm'ei'or. December. 1904." film! in the
in! for information, olllce of the Town Clerk of said Nor-
- _ _. . ' walk, on the 3rd day of January. 1905,
WANTED—1'0 Buy ALL KINDS as lot No. 25 111 Block F; said lot No.
of cattle and poultry. neat prices 23 111 Block 1“. being more fully des-
Dsld. Best’ prices paid for only", H. cribed and bounded as follows: Begin-
Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel 1151. 11an at I point on the Westerly tilde
of (‘ockenoe avenue :1 distance two
hundred and live 1205) feet south from
the intersection of the South side of
LOST—BANK BOOK NO 20 512 Neptune aienuc and the w est uldt‘ of
issued by South Norwaik Savings Bank Cockenoe avenue as shown on said
and Book 136 Savings Department of map; thence running South and along
the City National Bank, South Nor- the Westerly side of (‘01- kenoe avenue
walk. I-‘inder will please return to said a distance of thirty five (35) feet to
bank as payment has ben stopped a point; then running “est along
11116 23 30 the North line of Lot No. 24.11 di-t
point, thence running North and along
part of the Eastcm boundary of Lot
1 l ~ilve 35)
"A” “WE "“4“” $2.13: if: ”in: (11:31:: runtiing
chicks for sale. 9. C. W. Leghorn. S e p
POULTRY.
Lot No. 26.: distance of one hundred
Hatching eggs and custom hatching e of be-
ginnlnl.
mso 61
~ 1181' ANY
——'i‘he insistent Sentinel classified 111-. ““1 morass TR 00’”
vertiser wins—dust as the insistent of Norwalk,
Administrator
man or woman wins everything else ”29 3t
__
__tanco of one hundred (100) feet to al
l
East and along the Southorly line of
I
For particulars and terms. apply to'JaCobsen,haVi1ig been suicessful
'causcd by
BRITISH DESTROYER WITH
SURVIVORS FIRED UPON. l
(Continued from First Page)
mate, has been arrested. accord?
ing to a dispatch from Brussels:
given out recently by the Over-
seas News Agenq in Berlin
Discovery in the Greek Island
of Corfu of an elaborate arganiza-
tion for providing information
and supplies for submarines is
reported in a Rome dispatch to
.thc lournal. About forty persons .
including the keeper of one of the
principal hotels have been ar-
rested. and will be removed to
Fr: nre
Complete suspension 0‘ tele-
arachic communication between
Holland and England is reported
by the. Rotterdam correspondent
of the Copenhagen Politixeng
whose dispatch is forwarded from
Copenhagen by the Exchange
Telegraph Company. It is rumor-
ed the cable has been cut by Ger-
mans. rite correspondent says.
No press dispatcheghave been
received in London from Holland
since Tuesday.
After investigation .of the
grievances of the men who have
quit work in the Glasgow district.
the Council of the Amalgamated
Society of Engineers decided to-
‘day that the strike in six Clyde
shops was unconstitutional and
called on the men to return to
work
The Council points out that the
strike is in contravention of the
munitions of war act. and warns
the men they are liable to lines
which may, be deducted from the
The Council states that the
Clyde district is the only one af-
fected.
The suggestion that the Ameri
can. Spanish and Romanian con-
aulatea at Saloniki be abandoned,
owing to the insecurity of the
situation, has not met with the
approval of Rumania. which has
schools and other important inter-
ests in Saloniki Spain has con-
sented to the closing or her con-
sulate. If the American consul
should deave the interests of Ger-
many, Austria and Bulgaria. with
which he is charged, would be
unprotected.
A Havas dispatch from Saloniki
says that another aerial raid on
that city was attempted yesterdav
by German aeroplanes. French
airmen engaged them and com-
pelled them to turn about without
accomplishing their obiect. Sever-
:Il bombs were dropped on Orfani
but did no damaec.
The Rotterdam correspondent
pf the (:cwnuk-topn palirilrhn an n-
that according to evidence 91th-
cred by the Dutch Ministry of
Marine, the Dutch Steamship Pa-
chbar'r we" torn-deed while sh"
was lying alongside a British
destroyer which was cnvazcd in'
pickingt up mInes. The inference
is drawn the correspondent save 1
that the Palembang w~s sunk hv
a submarine which intended to
Edestroy the British warship and
not the Dutch merchant-nan.
COALITION GOVERNMENT
SCORES VICTORY
l.(l.\'l)i)\' .‘tlarch 30,12 :37'
p. n1. -——lh1 (oaiition ("worn-
them has scored another \ictor}
at the polls, its candidate, (inch
in a htc- election at Hyde. with a
maiority of 974 0\ 1r ll. l'. Daties,
Independent. The bvc- elation was
the resignation of
°§' lAS'I‘ CHANCE
ee ‘
3. ’l‘iuiorvtm is the last day of our Special Mart-h "CHILL
: (‘llfielfi‘l' oftt-r.
'O. Aim-r lllal date. the prime of the "(‘Hll.i. l‘iIASB‘iS" will go
3’ b 111k Io $175. the regular prim. /
.00 You Will surely need on} of llltvnl‘ llllle htilllllg stoves this
3. Sptl'tg altvr your tires go out. Then in nUlil‘l.g more. practical
: for heati 11; any room during the unccrIain Sprung weather.
, O. 4
0:. l on't neglect this special offer.
Hon SALE—Two YEAR OLD AP- loath Norwalk. Bicycles. notorcyolm!
pie and pear trees at 25 and so can“, aid Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.‘
‘ apiece. Also a large assortment of “9°11 "Wflu- Baby m I"
rose bushes. Joseph Berc-senyi, Deep! mired. We do vulcaniaing. Prices real |
lleld street, oil Sound View avenue. 5 unable.
| m28 31 ‘
__I OH. M. F. ALDEMAN'S INSTITU-.
FOR SALE—SMALL PLACE WITH‘ tlon and a resting home. The loca-
buslnes‘a established. Cottage has five lion l9 excellent Terms moderate. Ac
rooms, lot 40x103. At a gum-me. lf comodationa for chronic cases. Spec
hold at once Inquire J, K. Finch, 12 laity for nervousness, rheumatism.
Madison street, city. may at convulsions. etc. Sand for booklet. Dnl
.1 M. F. Aidemsn, D. 0.. Sbamford, Conn.
FOR SALE—VACUUM CLEANING}
must. Property of the Norwalk Clean-l
lug Company, consisting of wagon, sn-f
zine. pipes tank and fixtures. Every-
thing complete and ready to go to
,work. No reasonable odor-refused. In-
PAlNTlNc -— PAPERrHANGING
decorating. painter's supplies; wall
paper, up—to-dsto styles, lowsitt prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
”“Y- . n12? 6t :
M- _...5_ -1 amouomm .
A FEW OOOB'TOURINO cans
and roadster-s“ Over-hauled and in Ad
condition. Wain-lob Garage, 11 M-
mond sired. South Norton.
AUOTlON 0", 30m OOWI,
-mu, harness and. nasal. at
O'Connor-s sable.- Saturday. April 1st.
I p. m. .Qtod m for this sale.
Ibi- entries. telephones. hrr, 8M2.
ma slits—scum. 12 YEAR OLD?
chestnut carriage horse. rubber tired
runabout and four passenger carriage,
two sets of banana. Will sell appar-
hte or all together. Price 1100. Ad-i
kiress, "Horse,” c|o Sentinel. in” It
1 1011 sau—ro leJ‘AImJ,
he be“. «of »‘Amarau. (install-to"-
h [in d Mahala. u M the
munmmmm ,_, Sm“.
*"fiitmm renal ,.,,..- .. .. .7.
'f‘m‘w; 2 Inn-2mm .. Annoy-hon
1-... .2. -- . PM .3 man.»
in life
WA‘T
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. Beginners
~paid while learning.
WOMEN FOR EXAMINTNG SHIRTS-
MAN NR CUTTING ROOM.
Cluell. Peabodyl
& (30.11113.
NU ION! 160”!“ x
.350 ‘
i -9401“; lFrancisco Viilson. who fouttd he
1 Notice is hereby gIVen that the un could not support the war I olicy
Edersigned will receive sealed bids at of the (imernment \lr. \cilson
‘the office of the liner at the Cityt‘ 1: llt‘lll in .\1111-11ca for some
lHnil. Second Taxing District up to time.
April 6th. i9i6 for the two buildings; limit-z fou 'ltt the 1-11 itinn
situated at number 15 Franklin ave-1011 the qur xtion of restriction of
nue. First District. The successful: liquor traffic \\ huh htopposed.
bidder is to remove the buildings from i \lr. lacobsen I'(‘l( i\ rd .1 (184 \otcs‘
the property The right to reiect any, and Mr. Davies 3215.
or all bids reserved. For further' ---—————
particulars apply to the City Clerk.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn, March 29.
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STORES HENS KEEP UP LAYING
RECORDS.
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Friday, March 3131. is your
The price is $3.75,
’ after tomorrow it will be $4.75. ,
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lhmie your order NOW and “save a dollar."
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28th week. (Furthermore, the light 12. Bradford Farms, (White) 0r.
breeds that have not lately been lin- U. Conn, 606.
lioned among the weekly winners are Wyandottaa.
now coming “roux. The White lac 11. Tom Barron. (White) entrain.
horns constitute 36 per cent. of the m 355,
birds in the contest, but a month I00 :0. Obed G. Knight, (White) Bridge-
they laid only 21 per cent. of the “I'- ll. 3. L, 8“.
last week they laid 34 per cent of the
eggs and a little later they are con- Odarla. 1“.
sedenuy expected to lay 40 w or». am. island Node.
of the total yield. 65. A. W. Rumory, Dantille, 'N. H.
Drank About Even. 111,
The Rocks, Reds and Wli-“t so. Jacob E. Jansen, North Hay”,
bras about even in the matter of a“ 718
weekly honors u in wk of W 21. 111mm Poultry m. s. as
three breeds, there are two pen that bans, Vt. 689.
deserve special mention. Rock not. White Lung"...
Farm's pen of Barred Rocks from “Ka-
tonah, N. Y.. won first place with a M Mind. 721.
score of 59 eggs. Tom Barre-‘1 9" 6|. Tom Barron.
of White \l'ynndottes from Catforth. Preston. England, 555,
England were in second place with a 15_ Frank R. Hancock,
production of 56 and Fairii'elds M'I ' 'me. Vt, 611. \
Barred Rocks from Short Pails. N Miscellaneous.
H, tied with Obed G. Knights WM", .8. Oregon Agricultural Coils"
Wyandottes from urtdroton. R l with (omens), Corvallis, On». 552
a score of 55 em rich T" Cowl a: J. Collinson, 131m union-1
neclicut DH“ 0' Rhode island Rods' Barmre.Ga11tanlt. England. 558.
owned 6, .1. n. arundase of D“? ”100 a Schwartz. 1111.211 Rhlnsllnd-
bury and Spri'ngdnic Poultry Farm of ant) Burlingan1e.Ctil 5‘2
Durham tit-d with 51 9st “ch
Catforth, near
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Time Best Pena. Absent Minded Profs. _
The three best pens in each of woman—”Goodness! 'I“/11 clock need!
principal breeds are as follows: lxlng. it JUN! struck one, four
Plymouth R°°k" =t1mes."—Lampoon.
Pen .
4. 111195 F. l-‘rsncis, (Barred) Wu
Hampton Reach. L. i.. 710.
9. Rock Rose i-‘arni. (Barred) Ks
tonah, N. Y.. 609.
GRAND SPRING
lHElllll
Phone 1 501
REGENI
Programs Up to a Standard—Not
Down to a Price.
1i
Another Aucmblai'le of Solarium
Stars and Sunshine Features.
At the “Joy Centre. "
5"lllfllol
IAMH 30th, 3101; APRIL ‘0‘ 1 W
TODAY—TODAY—TODAY
Fox Film Company presents
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supported by Star Cast
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By Hail Cains
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Positive appearance of
Broadway talking.
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—The Clan—-
Ki . ’w :111 Kilties
with ROSE MAURER and
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FRIDAY:
Famous Players offer the inimitable
Ill" :LEKFMID
"‘nte Lively Pair."
Tue 1. attons
1
i 916 300 Eggs Ahead of Total Recorded for.
Corresponding Week Last Year—.-L
Leilltorna Creeping Up—White Birds?
CARL AXEL HARSTROM
MaYor
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I "What is a dilettante."
"Well. the term applies pretty well
Ito the idea of cooking habitually in a
chafing dish."—Louisvliis Courier
lJournal.
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A Trip NOW Will
Preserve Your Health
Visit Norfolk .Vfid Washington
[Ll Milli” tIIE
Bean During Last Few Weeks. 1
STORRS. March so—The hens in
the laying contest at Sierra laid all-
proxlmately 800 eggs more in the 21st
week than in the preceding week and
con eggs more than for the corres-
\
of Out eggs an average yield of 62
per contaforanpens. Not only this.
but they laid more sggothan inn!
week Mag the entire competition
—Doing Much Better Than They have J
pondlng week a year Ito. or a total,
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Eugene Waiters' Rural Drama was a Budget of Timely Hitar;
Presenting“
no momma Legitimate Beauty.
cuIBLOTINE 111111111 Irene Hobson & Cost
“THE TRAIL OF THE LONE“!!!
PINE.”
AlilED IT" Hill!!!
for every WWW
The Hour Film MM
VA. Reunite: or nominal.-
Presenting clonal cast with lay-
or Bar-tron. All scenes III. I
Nbrwalk and South m
m ADD! fEATUIl.
no gaunt "Around thd lap"
favorite 2
Henry Frey
1... ‘lb inebnated‘osrmaa."
ll. P. w. Backus, (White) Gotham. .~
69. Will Barron. Bartle, aaar Proa- :
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Matinee ................. 2:20
Evening ........ 7: 15 to 10:“ _, 1
All Seats ................ 10 n ‘ "
Boxes and Lopes ......... 20 Cents Than 5633’ Fr: thy “Ci-’3
Direct from the Palace Theatre, '4. Y;
The uleland lads and iasaies that ladle
,1'.
Eleven Scotch Musical . _
‘ llComedy Stars in a pro-ll __
fientlous revue.
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