Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 22, 1916 · page 3

 

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Glassitied Ad . —- 10 “CL,
' For Sale, Business and
an s 0 Professional Cards, and
-
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nis page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
l‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per insertion. In Black-
lace or Caps, Double Price.
I
iron sass. i re LIT. warn-en
'_ __-_ __,._- ______ V ’wvvw______ _ Vie—i ——~— j'
FOR SALE II‘ULR I‘IU'SH (tl\\5 TO LET DESK ROOM AT 45 WANTED BOYS I.\ MAI‘IIIN‘E
Du. ,Iotiitg Holstein l-uii Samuel \I'Ai i. S'Iltl‘ifl‘ INQI'IRE UN I’RE— ‘oliup. Apply Neptune Hardware (7)..
film-In. 77 Cedar nils‘ti 4;: .il IIISITS s t‘tiIIBN. a2: It bit Fort blrt‘t‘l. East Nurwalk a2" 31
r0R RENT UI‘TH‘I‘: RIIIIHS I\ TO LET -N|t‘I‘II.Y I’l'HXISI’I‘IIl WANTED—SIX \Ul Nt‘r MI'..\ '10
JI-t.~ . ’i .mtit- bui'tlitig Apply to I lug. front room Suitable for two All :alunle tall at 7 30 a. in Monday
.\. iItlft, or phone wit aJ‘.’ It It odIrn iUIl\t-‘Illt’llt't> I’ritate family III III llahackenio. Kellogg TURcle‘U
' .- -— - , m —-— — II intittw to rutlioud station Ad (‘orit Flake "o. a!.‘ ll
FOR SALE IIlllAI. HUME, SITU ot- -.~ 1': lIalliilton menue 1.22 ”It . — ‘__ -7
mini nI-ar “itlt‘l, overlooking Sound -.. .___. .-_____ WANTED BUY 16 OR ()VElt
[\t-‘ui' trolley 10 rooms and bath. Barn To LET Moon so \' t\ ’/.*.\I‘ MN I)" S”Unti- Aliltb' at 43 “We?
Illiltitft‘ Owner. 3? Quintard avenue. treet East Norwalk. Inquire of .I ll 5”“"‘- \orwalk, Monday 1“ 7 3- ”I 5
sl'.\ a30 3t l..I\\iIItcc. South Main street, South \ “Mill”0n (‘0. “"3 H
.. -—_ v —-——_—_ _———— _. \OI'\\fllk. —-7 T ._>‘ _., .-
FOR SALE FRESH COW. JAMES " \VA'IIED IIOY I’RUM ll To It:
“wl‘dilb, near “'ttfl Norwalk store. To LET—i CONNECTING RtleS It“! “I 334“ Slt'htiy Mll‘k. Allilll'
.20 St on lat ond floor, with one in attic Near ,l‘l‘"”:fl£. ‘”‘(T‘m’f‘mmI‘m“ at H H
-— ._. -.-_-.-._. slitlliln and trolley. Improvementsln 3:11,: m ‘ 0" d”””' as 13?“;
Fan SALENA Bi‘NtlAIAHY. Rica. Ilflitc at NO» ll Myrtle street. East ——. _.
Htllisblt‘ About 15 minutes walk from ‘\“rw“lk' “22 3‘ WANTED“W“ITE GIRL F0"
b‘outh Norwalk business Center. ln- ___. "" "’ general housework. Two in family.
qlitlf‘ innit qu-eiI. 3: North Fair 7° LET—0N ””5““ A‘ E‘UE- ApplI Miss Matt, 6 West avenue,
’3‘.” tncuue. ‘20 3t South Norwalk, half house with “11- mm ‘lt

y -~_-. __.____....

FOR SALE—FARO“) iNQUiitic
pit-(H (,Iouble, :3 Scenes aIenuc.
i ‘1’ 0i.

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FOR SALE—«ALL THAT CERTAIN
tract of land, with the buildings there
on, in quantity, onohslf an acre, more
pr less, situated in the Town of Nor-
.walk and known as No. 38 Marvin
street, bounded northerly by land of
F Fredericks, easterly in part by land
nl' Charles N. Glover. in part by land
04 James Seleck, and in part by Ian"
‘pf (leorge Smith and wife, southerly
liy Mcwln street, and westerly by
1mm of Emma Msckrtdxe. Price
lhree thousand. two hundred dollars.
yrs 200.) All that certain tract or
Ion-t with the buildings thereon situa-
Ied in the Town of Norwalk. and
Itiiown as No. 24 Merwin street. bound-
ed northerly by Merwin street, east-.
rrly by land of Gertrude Dudley and.
Minis Henderson southerly in part by
land of Susan Nickerson and in part
by land of Mrs. Ciivanagh. and west-
orly by land of Mary Hand. Price,
Three thousand dollars. (83,000.) J.
N Layton & 00., inc, 5 Railroad sve-

 

 

lmises.

provemenis. l’r..t-ticaliy new. Inquire
at 17 West aI'I-nue, South Norwalk or
Phone 458. a20 3!
T0 LET—FOUR 0R FIVE ROOMS
with improvements. Garden, fruit.
henneries. Near trolley and beach.

Mrs Merriam. 3 Hawkins avenue.
a18 3t

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To LET—FROM MAY 181‘, SEC.
and iloor. No. 8 Cottage street. Blast
Norwalk. Adults only. inquire on pre-
sl'l 6t

 

 

To LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD L0
cation. Rent reasonable. 1“. How. 35
t‘ove avenue, mist Norwalk. all fit

 

TO.LET—STORE. ALSO ax-
treinely large basement to rent. in-
quire on premises, 87 North Main St.
South Norwalk. s15 2t

1'0 LET~STOIRE ALSO EX-
tremely largo basement to rent. in-
quire on premises, 87 North Main St.
South Norwalk.

TO LET—ONE HALF HOUSE,
West side of 21 Union street.

 

 

 

 

 

 

WANTED -I’ARTNER lt‘OR AI'TU-
mobile business. One experienced in
both selling and repairing and a good
hustler. ”Barker,‘ c,o South Norwalk
Sentinel. no at

WANTED»~1"ARMER GARDNER
gentleman’ s estate. Married. no child-
ren. State experience, references, age
and wages. Cottage. Address. (lloster,
Sentinel oilice. sis 8t

WANTED—MIDDLE AGED on Old)
Catholic couple to care for old lady.
Rent free. Address J. (3.. etc W. 8.
Wilcox. insurance Agent, Waehlnirton
street. all 0t

WANTED—THE VIGOR AND DIS-
positlon of good health; activity, that
is invigorated in spring, 'Amsretto
Castellano." Filters your blood as
only the best spring tonic can. For
sale at drug stores, hotels and cafes.

all if

 

 

‘ WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN
General limpital. New Britain, Conn.
ohm s 2 1-2 year course of training
for nurses. Address, Supt. of Hospi-

 

 

l

. ur-isy at the Regent Theatre

'opuiar Amusementst

 

TWO GHOWO TONIGHT.

Two complete vaudeville shows will
be giIen tonight at the Regent theatre
beginning promptly at 7:16 and the
second complete show will be given at
it p III This will he the last oppor-l.
ttini.y it. see the clever Singer Midaet
Home and also witness the latest in-
eliilliutill oi the “Strange Case of
Man. I‘aae." which is seen every Sat
Rt'serv
Id sew.- I.In now be purchased at the
box ofliI-e tor the first performer-.11-
lllI.‘ evening. and at about 3 Oktocic.‘
tit-kets'fttr the second show \Hll
plat-u. on sale The uiamgviiztnt
wishes to announce that two complete
slit)“: will be alien in addition
motion picture .tugraiu tlII .\1on.la_I.
the regular motion picture program

IIE

ill .lt‘

will be Lesuined and Metro will otter
I‘Illlt‘l Barrymore in her newest end,
best picture “The Kiss of Hate" ()n‘

Tues-us). the regular Paramount re
lr'risr’ “Ill be seen Wednetdai '5 \'
I. S. l'? day and Thursday in st'lsptl
tiled tor the first showing of I\‘II'.on

.‘Ilurtizt in ‘he new For feature “A VIII .
derii 'I‘helma." The regular scale of
' lint-es sill again by charged nc\%

week, the matinees will be daily as
usual and the evening performantc
will Illil continuous from 7: 15 till
to .Io tvo complete show-s being an i
I nuerlined for an early showing.
Is It.» now Selig to part feature “The
.\‘I l‘l’ ho W ell' by Rex Beat h. author- i
ot‘ Ill“ "The Spoilers." (‘harley t‘hapl
lin in the I part burlesque on “Car
men" will also be seen shortly at the
Regent.

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OLD VALENTINEB.

IKaIe Masterson. in the New York
Sun.)
\\'h.~r~- are the girls of yesterday.
'Ihe gods- the dreams -the drilling
snow
’Ih.iI \illon sang of swept away
it) winds that through the list“
llltilh ‘.’

ilii time's swift siresiii they ebb
and flow.
Tossed in life‘s currentr there and
town

let them be gone—we. seek to know
Those sweet old valentines oi yester-
year!

\\'here are those lacy missives gay
’I‘hat used to make girls flutter so?
’l‘hc things he wouldn't dare to say
In those dead days deptirtcduslowg,
When by this sign cach gallant
heap
Secretly spoke his love sincere;
Why must our cherished playthings
go"
'I'htlst‘ sweet old valentines of yester-
veuif

.ntended ii Foster Milburn t‘o..

 

GO TO THE RESCUE.

{Don't Wait 'tiil It's Too Later—Follow

the Example of a South Norwalx
Citizen.

Rescue the aching back

if it keeps on tithing, trouble rue)
come.

Often it indicates kidney weaituezw

If you iieglett the kidney
. mg

look out for innaiy IINIrders

u

inal‘li

This South \orwalk till/til will
rho» you how :I. ,x. to It» rt'rl‘ilt‘

Mr: J. Mort-Iii. 2‘.’ l'itton sin-wt So
Nrwalk as» ‘I had trouble from
iii) kidneys for y: .l‘ I has Idle-n in
tum-'3 from it dtill III-le aims: lll)’
llat‘k and sit-sip shooting lIIIIIKe> in
my It‘lllh A friend told me about
lloaii': Kidney Pills and I got \iilllt‘
at I’laisted's thug Store. After I had

taken a few tltlht‘r. I found that the)
were helping me I‘our hint-H restorr
ed'iiie to good health ”

A Grateful Corroboration.

()yer It‘it'e [mats istttr. Mrs Marci
It said: “I will always recommend
Iloan's Kidney I’lllh‘. for they did me
z~o iiiucli Food. I am glad to confirm
in) Iot'iiitr endorsement "

Price 50c at all dealers
ply ask for a kidney remedy xet
lloan's Kidney I‘Ilis the same that
Mrs. Morelli Illic twice publicly I‘t‘ttllll~
Props.

lion‘t simr

Ilufialo N. \

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INTF‘NQF‘, BOMBARDMENT
OF THE FRENCH FRONT.

(Continued tum First Page.)

 

culmination of all your activities.
The country has made its choice
between Asquith and you. It
heard much about Asquith from
your friends of the press. You es-

posure no longer.

atmospher of vour mind. vou he-
licve yourself a Man of Destinv
Democracy has been only :1 ve-
hicle to you. not a faith. When
a storm carna- edvcmure with vou
made short work of the Demo-
crat. Now vou could have that
ten months‘ power of Napoleon

I «thereof you once spoke to men

Dwrlifi'r‘ont became a nuisance
cud democracv an encumbrance
for Napoleon making a new
heaven and earth.

"You never understood nor liked
trade unionism. You are essen-
tiallv an agrarian sqitator. This
has been the crucial col‘ision be-
tween vou and Asquith Throuoh-

caped insult. You will escape ex-1

“In the heated. over-wrought1

 

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' ’i .s ' “1"‘9 7 '11.;

poign.

,

The Ieatums are:

Special prices on wiring

Special discount on fixtures
40 and 60 watt Mazda Lamps

or»:

free

12 months to
and fixtures.

This is your

tage of it

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in Lyons and elsewhere all along
their route.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Wllh ol-
iiI-itil word that the American note has!
I..." presented to the Berlin Foreign
(mite, AtIIIlIlIIHll‘RIIOI’I ofllciuis today
it-ouientnril) cxpected delinite advices
ftoiu Aiiibussttdor Gerard as to how
thi- communication was received. to
getlier with some indication as to the.
nature of the German reply.

In reporting the delivery of the note.
Ilill' ’I‘hunduy afternoon Ambassador

.93.; Emma‘s-ac a... 4....-. .—

Now You (all Have
Electric Service. T on

Electric Service in your home
with all its charm, comfort, and
convenience will be very easy to
secure this Spring. Hundreds of
families living in unwind houses
are taking advantage of the un-
usual inducements offered during
our present house wiring cam-

ernize your home.
at once before
special offer expires.

--llli-- .
iiiiiiil Ittctttc
lliilil & WI

BUMP

orator; c xxx-(mums:

."i
t
7. ‘5

pay for w1rin,;

chance to mod-
Ta‘rc 2d tan-
this

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LITTLE II LLV IET-YEI-LIFI.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

(indianapolls News.)
Little Billy bet-yerlife!
He'll the oldest boy.
Bacrllcln' all his fun
For another'a joy.
Always draggin‘ some one's load.
usin' some one‘s strife,
With that great big lteart'o' his
Sayln' “Del yer life!"

in! a comrade come an‘ say
“Billy, mother‘s mad

 

 

 

y \ SeVOII nut he gflvlflh' tn C1TYV-‘1d‘fu‘ “rich tirinl‘tl iltiIlSt‘tI ”H. Still? 1),.punmemii‘ause they ain't IIO klluclan WW
ytue, South horwallt, (,onn. al’ 4t rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec- tel for information. Gnu“). our mm”. coin we‘ll pay hp," “’ith “W, ,m 2t)oc~ltmtic ”m, m. lad afterwards “mun", Bl”nip-re git'hier :‘lad. In
' """ "fl—E— Itrlc lights, all new. gas range connec- w m I “I; “’0‘ a find”! “9““ “m “0’“ vicion nf vottrcalf a: u..- cavinv‘ of lit-I‘ll.» 13:1!” l‘r'rclljn I'I'lllii“ii vronmis 4.521.? mitt?" infir-
‘ . — s .' . . - z: \I - ('(llt‘l ' I it (l to s- .
tic“. “JIF‘E “ion. 5‘9le painted mmflor and ex- I AIll 50 (IT0 Iln Y AL! K i I Iaspcdshands ”I“ do" “I‘d truslftll pumDe u‘rnCd tn (“MUUIPOH‘ ::(‘I",:I- l'i'oiii the Aiiiblitssatltir. its clottt'lylm u. “"3 a mad 0‘ “’00":
> terior. New uptodate plumbing. Rent " 5"" e an I Dim"? MI 'pr c" lay You wern one M“ the chief writs. “m“,m‘ Whom,“ it i,_. said that he Sayin' "Bet yer life‘”
‘I 20 per month Possession 3‘ once. in “H" prtes pad for MIMI ,H And little cuplds I“ I row; tects of thednll 0‘ the Iiheral informed the tll'ilttrlnlt‘nl tlitti assur- . . i I I ‘
' NOTI—CE AThe Hair-h III Bailey 00.. 29 Marshall "mama” South “OWN," T"' :31?! “NW“: In”: ll??? 33:? m"; :31“; government and the establish- ""0” had “9"“ But“ hill" of tritium: myggfifiyf‘fit‘“. h dean-see
. _ . . , m troug per ora e is “ ~ - iilt‘ conxidorutiou oi llt’ documen. _ ’
REGISTE YOUR DOGS: street South horlllk 3“ If , \nd why? Ileciiuse ht lined het ma" "f H" Coalition Rut ‘h‘ Nilllr‘ ill;l(‘IllI> indicated that they look 8‘” he “k” to Md“ h” eyes-—
‘I ”0'" “3' 0' ‘00 WWWd by “W TO Lair::noous with ALI IN BUSINESS NOTICE so? new 21’0“”th “m ,"M ""‘" foi' -. npu mun Germany by the mid- m" a" a I)"-

II b 5 ‘ ' . 'I‘host- sweet old valentines oi yester vou Intended. Asqmth. GI‘CV. dhl oi m.“ “Wk Soul“ to know eachsclllsh trait
in addition to the "I" "I“ fee V“ e protemcnts, at 72 North Main street. "”"" “" "— ‘” “‘ year! Kitchener remained and it u.“ tount \ m llernslorff. ”H, German] With which youtu is rife;
tlmrllt‘d ittr Pl'el‘y dill: not registered 315 per month. Inquire United Gm- 350 A WEEK IS WHAT YOU CAN -,-_ tb'et‘tt‘d from the gun“ to bit- Ambassador who is away on a brief 1W" mattcr “1"" you ask.
(“I or “9""? M” l?“- 1010. D035 may cery Co. :10 tf “urn. womt‘n of independent incline-it) Saint uncanonizcd. this boon be sl ‘ ‘ t] tt' ck ’ trip, i... not ..w,...h.d to return until Bill It": "'"Pl 1'" I”?!

ll" TUKISN‘rPd M ”‘9 TOW" 00“" room. —_—.————. ___, _— -. lion, and men who want a high class' slow. "r“ re en es: a ,3 5‘ , Monum- ItnlI-ss important dlfipjflcm I". 11 th
“Null street. I" "‘9 Pin“ Ward begin- TO LET A SIX ROOM API' T- profession? Join our classes learning ‘1?"0 10 0‘" “Wei"! (‘TI' ll "Him” 2"" Ignona ‘“ ‘asstttt‘tlna "0" IIBOIIIIII'IL thI submarine issue are re wrwith ,fililng’iflk ° “”-
_ .. ‘ ‘ ' ' ear. ve no in cnse intimscv . .t u I. bf -

hint: April ‘2 till from to a. in. to 12.30 mph... 11 Hlsh street. All Improve- msssaizlnit and physical culture. We Had us m “he” mo“ pslwr mm: to'thath chief sailants of the think-(d I“ i“ £20533 {3:3,}? hzhdvim 'hll blm he’ the "engineer."
p. at, and iron 2 p. in. to 5 p. m. _ments. inquire of Mrs. Emma Llcan train you 8! home by mail. write? ,grow, Mve n: t’" as ‘ his [internment to modify its subma- mm “"5““

Norwalk, April 20th. 1916. ,Golden, 4 Falrfleld avenue. a4 tf’todsy i0l' particulars. Dr. Adlemnn'sI Thu..- cwcct old valentines of yes gop m '3‘ ‘ h r i , d ; ”m. warfare to "u.“ Americas latest You can use his tools or tops,

., - . . ‘ ._, ms er am mm 1 mt: to or _.. a-’ A” r: 1‘- ti. 5: ‘
em I) VII D NOTi‘C’hum ' 'ro LET—TWO APARTMENTS OF’mrd' con“. - that the Amtm-Hnnm-I . For— SHAKE lNTO voila suoas. “9'“ 5's"? "W 3'" “‘9'"

1 JL‘ ' . live rooms each. wl‘a improvements. -—* r -..._.-___._,_.- -- -—-——

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ll‘aittflcld (‘ottnty Savings Bank.
INorwalk, Conn, March 16, 1916.

At a regular meeting of the board
of direr'ors of the Fairileld County
Savior Bank held this day a dividend
lit the rate of four (I) per cent. per
nnnum was declared to depositors
from the earnings of the six months
Hiding March 31. 1916.

The same will he entered on pass
MS and paid on and after April 10,
I916.

lily order of the board of directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.

Treasurer

———_—-—-—-—— —-—-l

~llislrlct of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court. April 20th. A. D.. 1916.
Estate of Mary F. Waterbury. Iate'
bf Norwalk i said District, deceased. i
Ordered. that the Administratr‘ ‘
lu‘bit her Administration accoun to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate office In Norwalk. on the 27th;
day of April, 1916: at 2 o'clock alien“
moon; and that all persons interested
In said Estate may be notliled there-‘
of, the Administrairlx will cause this
order to he published in a newspaper
havng a circulation in said District, at.
least five days before said 27th day
of April, 1916.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge

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LOOK. !

. Il share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years
guarantee tin made into leaders, hand-
made. painted inside, tin rooting.
plumbing and heating.

“Stormught” guaranteed asphalt
rooting. 1 ply, 81.45 guaranteed 5

years. 2 ply 81.66 gusnntee '10 years- »

HENRY A. HWIN
5‘ WI!" I.
mamas“

Adt‘prthe in The, ”sinttafi.‘

 

Phone «as I

:At Nofs 55 and 6’! spring street. in-‘
quite Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove St. or

telephone 1393—12.

T0 LET—A STORE.

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provements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon. 64
South Main street. Telephone 60. Also
an apartment. 41 Chspel street. All
improvements. Rent very reasonable.

We”

AUTOMOBILES.

 

 

 

A raw coon rouamo cans‘
lan. roadsters.

Overhauled and in A4
condimn. Wehrleb Garage. 11 Ra!-
mond street. South Norwalk.

 

WANT

Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. beginners

paid while learning.

EXPERIENCED MEN AS SHIRT
ir otters.

 

 

BRIGHT YOUNG MAN IN SHIRT}

stock room.

EXPERIENCED GIRL [N PAPER
box department, on stripping machine

A YOUNG MAN IN CUTTING
room.

Clueml’eabody
& (30., Inc.

Email bakeria‘ new use
power for dough inking. sis.

 

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207 EAST,
Washington street, East Norwalk. lm-'

elects-In

FINLAYBON AND FANNING, AR-
chitects. desire to announce that they
have opened an cities for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1. Har-
iland Block, 94 Washington street.

PAINTING PAPERHANGING
decorating. painter‘s supplies; wall;
paper. unto-date styles. lowest prices
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or:
tiers solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander.
;§Vhlte. 61 1-! E17 Ave. Inn

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LOST——FRI DAY AFTERNOON.

 

Small sum of money. between SouthI
Main and Van Zant street. Finder‘
'pieaso return to Sentinel office. Re—1
ward. 322 ll:
-'"’"“- "i
, LOST—IMFTAL TOBAICO CASE.’
Inutomatic. tiller attachment. Reward
I for return to Sentinel ofllce. 1‘22 1t

I

i
. Notice Is hereby given. that The
Cdnnectlcut Company has presented to

 

 

NOTICE OF H EARING.

 

the Mayor and Council of the City on

I Norwalk its petition and plans for the
Erelocailon and reconstruction of
pole due on East Washington street.
tSeaview avenue, litort Point street.
land Van Zandt street. Third District.
and that hearing will be had thereon
by the Mayor and Council of said city
ill a regular meeting thereof. to be
held at the Council Room In the titty
Hall. in the Second Taxing District,
In said City. on the 9th Day of May.
1916. at 8 o'clock evening. at which
time and place all persons Interested
thcrcin are hereby notliled to appear
and be heard thereon if they so desire.

13°th at the City of Norwalk, April
22. 1916.

By order oi the Mayor and Council
of said City.
STIR-{m 'DOKI‘S.

Cit! Clut-

 

£92 1:

iist

NuBone Cor et Dsplav
April 17—22 Inclusive
Ilo not purchase it corset until sec
ing this display. Watch this Dapt'
”II I ll"""lt'l‘ announcement.
MR8. LILLIAN REYNOtnc
64 Winfield St. East Nomalk

Film Office has rc‘uivrtl a note
from the United Stct‘s dealinq
with the attack on the Russian
bark lmperator in the Mediter-
ranean.

Two American: were on board

 

 

 

 

seats for first show only. ,., 0-“. . ~ -

Phone 24145 the Imoeratnr. Official advices
‘ to the State Department at V’ssh-
'n'tton said an Austrian subma-
‘inc Fired (15 “I“ Urn-tel without
mm‘n'r. end that n"m of the
LII—HEAIPI ""‘"it‘=tns “tr" wounded .
Tit-c Pt‘ssistt tt‘oot‘s which arriv-
‘l “9 Marconi” n't 'l‘l-Itt' (:d'tv (of.
’ Phone 150, ‘ervice with the Fremh on tho
‘vestcrn fro"t passed through,
i. . r‘c tndav on their
Tonight 2 complete vaudeville ‘l’zgnzoriigrd‘ Thev were Elv-
sliows at 7:15 and 9. Reserved N M _...I....-. . .. ..q-- .. I ..._

Allen‘s Foot Ease the antiseptic No. “0.3 not an innocent,
powder to be shaken into the shoes! not his so“, ,5 0m.
and used in the footliath. It relieves Tuned. somehow, to harmonize
chilhlains. frost-bites. painful, swollen. With hit neighbor's fun.
‘smarting feet and instantly takes the “‘37- l b" “"“m Billy 30"

. Seekln' him a wife,
sting out of cams and bunlons. Its

'Btad of “Yes" to all the vows
the greatest comfort discovery of the “9-“ say. an”, y". ltfc'”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

age. It is it certain relief for sweat—
intr. callus (lid cold. tired. achinx —INFORMATIO'N FOR WON.
foot. Sold by Ilrugeizts everywhere. “casework Is trying on health a“ ‘

23c. Always use it to bl‘t‘th in numb-auxin Women are as Inclined.“ .
ohm. Tr‘ttl rftckaze FREE. Ad-‘kiane, and bladder trouble as use.
Allen s. (llnisiend. u- Roy. N. item-g hack. stiff. sore joints in!
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