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LASSIFIED Advertisements on unis page. Twenty-Five Words orlleas. 25c
i‘hree'llmee.50c.Each AddiuonalWordloentperInsertioalnhlack-
face or Caps. Double Price.
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TO m. . WANTED.
FOR SALE—illEAl. HUME. SITIL‘
ate-ti near eater, overlooking Sound
Near trolley. 10 rooms and bath. Barn.
inquire Owner. 37 Quilllal‘d atenue.
city. a2? 31
FOR SALE —O.\: ADt‘tlt‘Ni‘ Ut-
ieuttu: town will sell :‘00 \ttgtlits
l’lay.~r l‘lt’IIO ts8 notei. Alb'l .3.»
worth selected music rolls. No reason-
able tiller refused. D. Shaw. 1 Sound
View ’i‘t I ate, Scuth Norwalk. a2? 3t
,_____ . . _ _ . ..
FOR IALE—CHEAP, 0‘s: noun
Y'ut‘ gut :stuge, baiting and ltl‘JllI‘I‘
men 4 burners on top. One No. 8 Per-
fection oil stove. B. R. \"ulieiliousc
plumber. 1/2 South Main .-.ire. 1'.. all i:
FOR SALE—A NEW MODERN I
room house. halt-st improvements. 0n
shore and trolley. 16 minutes from
South Norwalh station. Price $3,300
with ‘ftir-titure, 33.400. $1,300 cash
Selling cheap on account
of leaving town. “Bargain." cjo The
Sentinel a2? 3t
FOR SALE-—N«E\\' HOUSE. SIX:
'Hot
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rooms and both. Improvements.
water heat. Hard wood doors.
' place for chickens. All kinds of fruit
. trees. lot 501200. Address Iii. F. M.
. clo Sentinel.
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, eleven rooms. Large lot. Route for
nue. South Norwallr all St :requeuted to make immediate payment en Americans still in Durango City.llng the Mexicans and capturing two General Obregon w“ to have reached
- '_ _ _- WALL STREET INQUIRE 0N PREP: .. to the majority of whom have married‘of their number. according to the h“ Pass. Texas, last night.
BUSINESS NOTICE lMISES- 8- COHEN. an "t WANTED—T0 BUY ALI. KINDS; MARGARETE CAHILL into Mexican families and for thntfstory. Other truclrnen said (ht am instructionv." says . state-
. _: “'of cattle and poultry. Bent MCfl’aZ‘f m4 II Administrstrll reason have so far considered them 1sniper bullets had struck their a merit issued by Secretary Baker, "are
' ro LET—STORE. ALSO six-l...” 3,... pm... ”M g... m.“ “A, 'rrelm me- . ”hints 0“ "I? ”‘9 “0"“. "‘1‘ to discuss it basis for the most eon-
: Host of this years ice. on account of
.mrservioeisassapsriorasoarice.
mat
FOR “Liv—MOTOR BOAT. GOOD
condition. 25x6 1-2. Copper riveted-
[leather cushion. Inquire Mr. Kline-
flelter. Rowayion. all tf
. FOR SALE—OHIIM’, BABY BUO-
gy, infant imn cradle. and gas stove
and a few other articles of furniture.
Apply 1': I'utnt.tn avenue. all It
FOR SALE—PARTY BOAT, Ml
tired, 27 feet long, ll 1—! feet wide, 13
horse pom-r engine. A bargain for
some one. inquire Charles Ii. Smith”!
22 l/iwndes avenue. aid at
son SALE—8860 BUYS scan}
liuugnlou. water in, elevation. view.
dry air. acres, garden. hrm.‘
sit-mm, state road. near. advantage-.5
v—
‘15
“complete for light housekeeping with
T0 LET—ti ROOMS AND BATH.
All improvements. Near So. Nors‘alk men's summer underwear. Saturday
:llllt‘ll Possession at once Apply night. betueen :South Main and Mer»
Aibert Wellnitz. Norwalk, Conn. Tel uin streets. Please return to this of»
UN 2. a26 3t flce. aZ'l lt
LOST—rvl’ACKAG-E CONTAINING
TO LET ~5MAL1. 50 ROOM HOTEL FOUND Bl'lai. Di): ti.\i l' \ST
Ill center of So Norualk. For terms Side. ’Janei ma,~ have .ZiI'II lll‘ t_ M-
and particulate. apply to J. M liay- ni- m-ve-ziiip and paying t‘hpt‘an
ton Jr Go. a26 tit lllt'ltlllt '. M- c.o Settin°I itfl it
WANTED «POSITION BY EXPER-
ienced vat-titan for general housework.
To sleep at home. lnqutre Mrs. l-‘inger.
55 Osborne aienue all 31
TO LET 7Nl(‘ELY FURNISHED
large front room. Suitable for two. All
modern conveniences. Private family
Five minutes to railroad station. Ad-
dress 12 Hamilton avenue. am 3!
WANTED—A WAITRESS. APPLY
T -— I O S N SEC
0 LET FOIR R0 M 0 P at once, at McCarthy‘s Restaurant.
ond floor. with one in attic No. II . _ ‘
Myrtle street. East Norwalk. lmprove- Mater street, Norwalit. '21 it
merits. a2? t
3 WANTtD-(MRL. U’I‘Li' NR8
TO LET LARI‘E “ch FURN- tiecrdt. z: Merwin titre-.1. or phone
9
failed room. All conveniences. With ”6“” '21 "
rit'ate famll '. William B. 80 Mus.
:2 8mm mi“ “21 3t‘ warren—30v. APPLY NOR-
_ 'walk Steam Laundry. all St
TO LET— FURNISHED
2 ROOMS ‘ WANTED—MAN 'rorm rum
acres of improved land on shares. I.
L Gresnberg. Scribner. avenue. South
Nor-walk. at? It
every convenience. Neat to bath. in
private house. Two minutes from sta-
tion. a Madison stinet. South Nora
walk. are :t‘
' waareo—a ld-F‘OOT now soar.
_i
To LET—FOUR ROOMS 0N SEC- State condition and price, also where
Ill.
and floor, and one attic room. Improve. “ 9“ 5° seen. Adam. 3“
meiits. Rent 310. Inquire George H. Darren. C°“' “7 1"
Dana. 15 Stuart avenue. are at
- ._. WANT Ell-SITUATION BY B!-
1-0 LET-AT ROW AY'I'ON. HOUSE liable. steady maid. Man as watchman
of 7 rooms and bath. Convenient to " simpler position 0' responsibility.
union and trolley. “mum E. W. Addrem Responsible: cto Snnttnel. up
Godfrey. Rowayton or telephone 245-2. ‘0‘“ ”Ta-““h- ”WWW '37 it
APART;
ITO LET~ Dl‘filR‘ABliE WANTED—T001. MAKERS AND
Classified “Ads”-—To Let. ’
REGEN
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THEATRE '
PHONE 1501
NORWALK
TWO NIGHTS. FRIDAY
APRIL 28 and 29
Special Popular Matinee Saturday l
Gala Return of Everybody's Favorite
CECIL ,SPOONER
And Her Company
In the gree est of detective, police and newspaper plays
ever written or staged
AND SATURDAY.
WHY YOU SHOULD COOK '-
WITH A GAS RANGE!
P? You never have i
trouble with poor ., t
draft. 1‘
Gas is clean, con-
venient and quick.
Gas is dependable and
always ready when
you want it.
Gas makes your hith-
cn cool and comfort-
able.
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Your kitchen is never
filled with smoke
. .‘m...i‘..-.u a. .:.
Massive and Complete Production “ Weather conditions
Prices .............................. 10c. 20c, 30c. 50c "cf." 35°C, your oven
Matinee ................ Adults. 20c; Children. ioc g we‘ll always bah“
m. - t
tummm AGAS RANGEWIII. MAKE
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, Goon (200m BEI'I’ER
_ . . evera newspapers support
u" "’°' E” 745' 9'“ the theory advanced by A, cOnan ~"*~"'~ -——---—‘—~ "WW - i"
A Wonderful Holiday Week Doyle a year ago that Sir Roger, .
of Amtmcnent ‘1' theatre. The Westminster Ga» [ taco wrth' order and 93.00 limb-- 5
~ We “V“.tfl mt he be dls' EASY P‘YILIIs--- . i
Todayh—Tuuday—‘lloniglit ,poaed oil by placing him in a inn-i " "'"n‘ Y” n" m“ ”I
Paramount presents atic asy um. I a.
Mount mosaics In James W. Gerad. the Amen-E a;
“Amy." :51 afigg‘n‘hfima‘m THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT t
cm or ei “t
A Iimisatioa of the famous naval m Anny Headquarters.’ . ‘7
my. April as. t°"D'“'r_ m‘ “W32..." “oumg'! euoua NO. 1880. - 37 WALL 81:. .
V- L ‘ '~ M the demon Imperial Chancellor.i - . * ,
30“" I'm“ ,whouptothepresent timehas! __ i;
“'0' A MAN'. "I. M"' |m .' the my hadqmm, : > .. . , _ _, ,-. . . _{ , ._ _».__.__., _ ‘~£
3' expected to ‘° ‘° Berlin ‘°“'°"l THE TERMINAL HANDICAP w .. . ' '9'
m‘ M 17. 1"” WY“ m’l (From the Wall Street Journal. 3” ¢ ‘ mwmm’ of Tho '~ ’
William Fen piers. to the Int-f Am boa. References to the railroads in New '
Vivian Martel- Is I
moouu mun." -
I
Friday Evening at 7:15 (only) !
Blanche Sweet in l
mould in the Dibble building. North machinistl. Wheeler Tool (‘0. a26 it "The Sewers"
Main street. J. Irving Dibble, I“ ~—~———.— - 3
Washington street. as otl WANTED—PAPER HANGER AND Coming Wednesday, May
— painter. Apply Norwalit Hardware Co..
TO LET—MAY IST. COTTAGE. 61 05 Main street. Norwalli. or phone
Spring street. 6 rooms. All improve- 892-3. I26 2!
menus. Inquire B. Reynolds. 6 Havi- -
land street as lt WANTED—YOUNG MAN FOR SUR-
-— -— veying and engineering work. A
To LET—FIVE ROOMS. RENT splendid opportunity. Apply H. R.
reasonable. good location. all it
, source available in this locality.
Cheap. 0. Hull. South Norwalk. I F- “09"- Minor. ‘55 Washington “we"
'3‘ 3f. 36 Cove avenue, East Norwalk. as It —-——-—-
v _—-- p.-
t WANTED—JCXI’ERIENM OPER-
DO YOU WANT TO OWN A HOME T0 LET‘ON PUTNA“ AVENUE" store on Singer power machines to
ON EMV manner For $300 cash South NOW“: in" 1'0““ '1": “11- work on raincoat». To those looking
and 82’: monthly payments for 13 WOWW‘MB- Practicall "‘3 Inquire for Needy positions. day or PW“
years. (Illl‘ monthly rent of the house) 3‘ ‘7 West avenue. 80‘1") NOT"“" 0" work. Apply 1). 1. Harris. top floor.
you can vwn a two family house in one 9’10“" 453- ‘35 3‘ 83 Washinxlon M700!- IN 5‘
of the best neighborhoods in South —. —-
Norwalk. For further particulars. In- To LET-FROM MAY 1311 890- WANTED—THE vmou AND ms
quire at the office of The Old Wall 0“ “0°“ “0- 3 00""0 street. M'- positlon of good health; activity. that
Cigar Co. an 0t Norwalk. Adults “l,- inquire on P” is lnvlgerateti in spring. 'Amaretto
_ -gmises. 3“ 3‘ Castellano." Filters your blood as
FOR SALE—TWO FAMILY HOUSE ' ' ‘only the beat spring tonic. can. For
ten roms. No. 33 Merwin street. Some. To LET‘HOUSE' a wmnm‘utsale at drug stores. hotels and cafes.
Improvements. fruit hennerles. gardenflm’x‘ m“ Norwaik. 7 rooms. “'1 all tf
Rent for 825 month. Price ”"00. improvements. One minute from sta- ____________”__ _
Two family house. No. 24 Merwin 8t.,~ tion. Rent ’2" Apply 3' l Layton ‘l WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN
0°" W» 5 Mimi! "a“. soul-”fisher“ Hospital. New Britain. Conn.
sites a month. Price 33.000. J. M. N°'“"‘- “I 3‘ offer! a 2 1-2 year come- of training
La ton & 00.. Inc.. 6 Railroad ave-' ’ "‘"""'" [for nurses. Address. Supt. of Hospi-
’ TO LET—DEX ROOM AT 46‘“. for information.
...-v ._|
$50 A WEEK rs WHAT YOU CAN
earn. women of independent Inclina,‘
tion. and men who want. a high class
profession. Join our classes learning
massaging and physical culture. We'
can train you at home by mail. write
today for particulars. Dr. Adlemau’s
Institution. 39 Suburban Ave. Stam-
ford. Conn. ’
quire on premises, I? North Main so!
South Norwalh. sis It; ‘__‘
ill: I!
T0 LET—ONE HALF HOUSEi
West side of :1 Union street. Seven!
rooms and bath. Steam heater, also;
tric lights. all new, gas range connoc-t
tion. Newly painted interior and ex-‘t
FINLAYBON AND FANNING. AR-fteflo" New up to-date plumbing. Rent'
'chltects. desire to announce that they 20 per month. Possession u once”:
have opened an office for the general The Hatch a Bailey 00.. 89 Marshall
practice of architecture. Room 1. Kev-i street. South Norwalk. '11 u
Ilsud Block. 94 Washington street.
W'A N
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. beginners
paid while learning.
......_.__ -. .. EXPERIENCED MEN AS
TO LET—ll itpOits WITH ALL IM- honors.
provemeuts. at 7! North Main street. EXPERIENCED GIRL iN PAPER
316 per month. Inquire United Gro- box department,
car! 00- no it aims FOR Exaummo, IN BOX
SHIRT
PAINTING -' PAPEILHANGING
Recorntlng. painter's supplies; wall
Duper. up—todate styles. lowest pricesi
" ‘- ‘ department. ,
fitimates cheerfully given. Trial on I
dare solicited. Tel. no, Mortimer! T° LET A six “0°" APART. BRIGHT nov, 16 mass on
Uh] ”talent. 11 High street. All improvement”
to. 61 1'2 my "9' m intents. Inquire of Mrs. Dnma Lt sHurr JOINERS. .
—OUR SUPP! Y .Golden. 4 Fairfield avenue. at if WOMEN FOR RIPPINO LAUNDRX.
ANNONCEMENT
of ice for this years trade is from theJ T0 LET—TWO APARTMENTS OFt
ciltlyic‘lreservoir at Holyoke. Manuela" rooms ouch. '9‘ improvements.|
"’ “ “”“d ““9“” “m b“ At More 55 and in spring street. In-
As
quire Mrs. It. 'I‘ariov. 10 Grove St. or
those who have been served with it in telephone 1898-18. \ at t!
previous yeah know, Hoiyoke Ice is
far superior to the ordinary ice. being
clear and absolutely free from dirt.
This years crop was out early before
Ihe'big snow. and is all hard Joe.
repairs. time work.
Clueii, Peabody
,& Co. Inc.
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_ " Display
To LIT—A cross. ”1 EAST
WuhlugtonMIIstNorwalkJm-
movements. inquire Damon.“
mmmrmu.m
an apartment. at (line! street. All
delay in harvestiu. n largsI1.snow.l
we -I-'- m “
'.-,0ur asthw as consistent with -‘ -- fl Nil-it's Onset Models for two
0190:th service; oat-moon's 3va “mm won. at u would sin-t. nut
hoithatitpaysbut'h'theflfln‘ amassed lune runs ”‘5'“-
tedeai withr‘a mittens-tiers. » Vans ‘ 6%114 maintain ugvuo'm
Tau mwas-resrconanuw ”won ‘ manp- ~ - . maxi -
more. - - amgtiww t. .
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is” ’
"we" lure ”mm“! ‘0 "at “1 :h‘riedman, South Norwallt. 'Tel. 1151.!
-hibit their claims lor settlement.
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illulidlnuluutloilollorwallt
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3d. The real event of the m. <
rm Nutmeg Clue manta—can. l
NIVAL NIGHT. Company of so. :
Seats now selling at Club house or .
front members. |
..May iIHl. Charley Clvztplin in the i
Iv :11“:un on ‘CA‘RMEN.’ May 10-" |
iEugIand as “one great terminal yard.’
lift merely technical. Few could see
why the New Haven, Boston l Al~
mm COHERENCE
IN llllllfl
(Continued front First pageJ
iceivc special treatment. but a time 0!
’congestlon forces a new point of view.
Just as many interests favored legis—
‘Iatlon inintlcai to stock and cotton en-
,changee before the war emergency”-
‘venled their clear value by forcing
have been ”SIM“ “I ”m quarters“, bymflm retinas“:
the m northeast of the United
:bany and Boston ft- Malne should n ury ”'hnfit'n months M“ Jan-
msn-uit efoongestiou is their»
these roads paid in
M car hire more than 81.1“.”0.
met] with $1,165,000 in the cor-
l-wnx period of
y-s'.
they fill 8555.000, compared with
the preceding
In the single month of Jenny
"THE NE'RZ D0 WELL"
. r l
commander at Juarez. "if tho.- con-"h"m ‘0 suspend 099"”0“: “0 "1900* wm:uan. "L" The com '
f-rence h. held in Jun". the cow'gestion emergency shows the absurd. ' .
tferees will meet in the old citstoms' FISCAL \“ 19..
house. ahere President iris: and‘ December
. Pr. cldi‘l‘.’ 'i‘ut the: «moral y. are .tgo ' Freight car hire: 7 Months. January. Quarter.
SAN “.V'Z“? .4), Tor. April 27 New Haven ................. 8791.6" 82751.0(. 3:2“.258 \
Major—Generals Rum and Ftinston arc lloston 6- Maine .............. 912.104 203.252 426.573
endeavoilng Latin to obtain intorniz- Iloston & Albany... ......... 416,723 ”.609 183.081
, tion regarding the movements of Gen FISCAL YEAR 1911
terul Alvaro Obrt-gon, Carranza“: Min New Hgven ................ ”4.83 862.000 '36”. ”
:ster of Vv'flf. so they may be guided llotiton & Maine .............. 699.815 77.48:! 300.112
hcmrdinrli in its-Hm: for thvlr b0- Boston & Albany ............. 452.3» 54,391 £86,023
tier conference with him ‘Cl’i’dll.
with tout " .
District of Norwslh. as.
Court. April 26th. A. D.. I918.
Estate of Edward Cahlii late of Nor-l
Probate i
walk in said District, deceased. .
The Court of Probate for the Dis-l
trict of Not-nut. hath limited and at'
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
Thoae who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested. within said
time. will he debumd a recovery. All
persons indebted to said mm has
CHRISTOPHER JR.
Under the auspices of the
Council Ito. m: I. of C.
Hoyts Theatre May 12th
Friday Evening
tfor the conference is known.
lfrom Durango and Southern Chihua' may question them thoroughly. A Rim htwcen the two governments.
It is not known definitely uheiher
th( Mexican gem-ml is coming 10‘
l'li‘dflls Negras or Juarez. itithougn;
()brt'gon's I't’willt‘il lllUthlbUiifi in prepared. so far as food and eqqu
tilt-ateii that he is cnrontn to .luztrer. nient are concerned. During the lull
The \nterican military it‘ltli‘l‘s Iil‘f'tlu operations nine motor truck oo-~
rcady to depart as soon as the plat-t-tpanles have been ltept busy carrying
supplies to the army in gexlco. II-
l-:i. I’Aso. Tex.. April 21—013 in now. it was stated to ay. every
turblng reports were receivcd hert- detadhment of the command is II-
todny from many points in Northern iioned at least II month ahead and is
and Central Mexico regarding untilprcpared with ample armament and
American feeling on the part of tin-.clothing for any emergency.
peons. The. most serious of these re l Trucltinen arriving here today ton
ferred to towns in Ilurango and e.» lof being ambushed several days an
pecially Duraugo ('ity. where thi-tby it roving band of marauders nu.-
Americans Iutve been repeatedly ' bering about fifteen. in a canyon nu
warned by United States Counl Coon 3 Satevo. The truckmen and u
to leave. As far as can be learned'soldler guards tool a position bull-l
here. there are not more titan a do: Ithe cars and returned the fire. rout-
certain "that General J. J. Pershinrs
lied to hear of a second engage—
expedltionary command will be. well—
Inf.
WASHINGTON, April [Tr-Web
Gems] Hugh 1.. Scott. Chief oi‘StaI 4.
d the United States Army. who h to _ “
confer with General Obregun. Oar- ':
rant War Minister. regarding tho
Musical problem, had fostruet'pns
today from the Wusipngton (loverr
ment which will guide him in his cou-
errenco. '
'i'ne Instructions. which were
drawn up by Secretary Baler utter
a coalerence with President Wilson j‘
ind Secretary fanning, went lorwarl j
H nhbt.
We infomatlon‘ as to the tin.
and plus of the conference was Ml-
le; here. although it is known that
The present trouble seems to bezthey had been unable to locate the
due in part to the insistent anti-tenurce of the tiring.
American campaign which has been! Some speculation was caused here lawn in the attainment of “m.”
carrled on by the Mexican papers in« today as to the result of the failure-uI “ML" g .
the state capital. This campaign hastio arrive of‘ Villa prisoners reported; The "@058 of the eonfercnae
increased in’ violence since the claslitto be on the way to Columbus. law II . question of military db-
as Parral between United States soi-lwas assumed. however. that most “l ".m to end bandit MIMI".
dlers ind Carransn troops. .thcse are being heidnt various busea'aw the. results will have strong;
Americans who have arrived herelthat'the American military authorities.ill In the diplomatic .negoiia-
dial and complete cooperation bo-
‘lu‘een the American and Mexican
hua say that the l’arral incident lias.port reaching here today said that: H“ .__.. _____ _. 2'
been magnified and distorted by Mex-l four prisoners held at (‘nsas Grandes: wounxnou FOR WOME .» .3':
icon rs. which have described ltlwere that several days ago in an at- |
Dave Theitempt to escape. but it could not be: m 19 m 0‘ heath All
Saturday evening, April 20th, 1016.
ports agree. that the Carranza gener
als'and other responsible officers have
reported in the mountain wildernus
more than the'Airprjcans. were last “y action to krltated kidneys “a .”
’ as a great Mexican victory. ‘ . ’3‘,
Admission 50c. with a few at 75c..American soldiers are declared byiconfirmed at military headquarters fist-gun. Women are an inclined to *‘Q
' 'thcse papers not only to have been' here. Qt.” “ bladdu' trouble as M :3:
(All “"9“ badly MIli‘, but to have shown No reports have been received here Nd. all. m 10h!“ m. .
cowardice and run away after massn concerning the movements‘of Colonel bl vision. puhess “I. .4.
-.-.._ W "Pm—“‘— creing a number of Mexican .women Izodd’s command after he victory m “"9.“ be en mm n: l
0W and children. over anlla band M Tomachic several R G“. M 81" D i
Hoyts a House At the same time most of the re days ago. The outlaws. numbering”. ”a Kidney Pills restart ii
‘ St. Ladislaua R. C. Church, under the
“THE HARD of “IE IAW"
A rural comedy drama in 3 acts,
presented under the auspices of the
.loliy The Club for the benefit of the
done everything in their power to ‘ east of Mines. and military man here
restrain the civilian population and'attmitted that they would not he sur-
have sown an earnest desire to avoid
an outbreak.
COLUMBUS. N. M..
Whatever the future developments in-
tDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
April27.—° .
personal dimctlon of Willi-In H- the Mexican situation may be. it is 0 i N S ALE
Vedder. .— — a M -
Reserve'dbounta “Joanna 13a“ —TAKEN WITH snow. in
Seats can reeerv at oyt'a e- .. g tro
..... m «age» gm, "Mg. gt: .n*::;:l‘l‘:.:‘:?3.°3.33:...2:g FRIDAY SPECIAL
to ' . - - .
33‘; mm min a to 4 39cm I- “n M» when Bumme- W- . LADIES’ ca ornaments narncoars
Va. “About midnight he came to my 0
-—-—----~ . "“ *‘—'“ store and bought a bottle of rum MINI-'8 CAPE! ' mesons
LOO ! Honey mgfifoxomh’m? 2 airs. Regular em. gas are Ruflul‘ll’ ego. “an .3
mom I. . ' .23., Muhf m ”a: ”. “I'll ar P cs "
. I share profits with you by giving .. .
you the lowest priesestn iiiysm'mL MMh“W“"b°“° vourtierooars ‘ - “nmwmflm
mm tin made into moms-as m ‘ in ms. again-mu... was. Regular Price stars
. made. ”$3.132" tia ml loiti everywhere. . a .g ,
plumbing an " . . . , , .
« ~ guaranteed mm mm a...” minus, '3 ° A. Die harm.m Son ,
mung. islands sesame-fl, “I“! Junumm 4 . ~'; _ _, id .
mamflflmu~utyeam armor“ In" . . » 1. “mm- .._ ens-s . ,.
nadyiudorihusisus. Wills-lion .- .
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