1*
Classified “ ”—To Let.
For Sale, \ Business and
i wasnar. lav .. ms
Professional Cards, and
Miscellan
Wants! ..
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nis vase. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
fhreeTtmeabOcEach AdditionalWordioentperlnsertioalnblack-
face or Caps. Double Price. ' l I
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Iron sALa l To an. “"37“- .
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FOR SALE -1101" NO 3. BLOCK NU. FOR RENT .tiniit’i‘stm'rs one WANTED 43”“: NH HOUSE
1. Rhodonoiia pug, Prospect Hill, Mm MM“ “,0 WW“ ,drmmpd uork Phone 1:“ t: \\'e.~t avenue.‘
h’tirrslk. Court but worth about 873'). t' u: lull.l~l.t'tl Apt-it Friday. Tel 1119 Bl
MUM he sold Need (’Irh, Write your n.5,; hit! .31 ‘
like! (tr-"i Ole-r to lileshfleld, Reining- .._ - . . ~ ~—-— ‘———-— r~ WANTEDV <('Ul1i)l'(l‘:l) MAN FUR
ton place, .Nen Rochelle, .\ Y. 1118 tit TO LET r'l'ltNISllI-jli lttitm A.\li (‘lettllillrz and be generally uselul Ap—
'——-~ —~ —- —— - bath. or North Mail] street. Suulii Nor- Id)" “0191 “MUN I
FOR SALE—15 DECKS. PRICES sail. call 1606:. ”9;. .. ~——-- > .__-__
reasonable. Call at in Connecticut ' — WANTED, ‘I‘\\'() on THREE its.
avenue. rub it To LET‘S ROOM FIAT FIRST furnished rooms Villh privilege of light
. V. -- . . ,. -__.fi* “00" UHF} M I‘d-“0“ ‘ C0.“ 0" llullrt‘ keeping (‘eritrally located Ad-
FOR SALE IN EAST NUNWALK ”"9 R' R ”War”- To “um “ill-‘3 on» i: F. (I ‘siiutii Nornalk, 0. n.
800d neighborhood, cottage ti rooms, Rent 812. Appply office of The Old I). m9 ll
\t'ell (‘igar Co, 53 Washington street.
m9 if
bath Large lot Olner offers sacra' ‘—
tice ll sold before July Ist, 82,000.
lit)'00 6'.- (‘o., South Norwalk, Ct.
m6 6t
WANTED—Tilt”. AND IIIIL‘ .\iAK
ers We hate positions open for sever
al high grade men for jig and fixture
work, also die makers for punching.
blanking and bending dies. Steady em.
ployment at good wages. Apply. stat-
ing experience. 910., to The Yale a
’I‘owne Mfg. Co. Stamford. Conn. ‘
ms !t
WANTED-MACHJNIST‘S. SEV-
'eral first class man on a general line
of new work and repairs to factory
machinery. Steady employment at good
wages. Apply stating experience, etc.,
at The Yale A Towns lug. Oo.-, Slam
TO LET—3 FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping Inquire 10 Pleasant
street. East Norwalk. m8 3!
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FOR SALE-40 ROOM HOUSE.
plot 1731102; heat, water, electric
lights, shop, shed, chicken house, fruit.
Near trolley and sound. Inquire 6 lo-
gan street. Rowayton. Tel 1753-4.
mi in
..To LET—5 ROOMS. GOOD CON-
dltion, stationary range, hot and cold
1water, electric lights, on trolley line.
Rent reasonable Good garden space.
Inquire E. Gagr-r. Phone 1134-3 1118 St
ROOMS
inquire 8
mt 8t
f
FOR SALE—Six, SIX‘ROOM COT-
.tages on Uncoln avenue. All modern
Improvements. For sale on easy pay-
ments. Good opportunity to own your
own home. inquire of United Grocery.
T0 LET—FURNISHED
with or without board.
Hanford place. first floor.
Co. North Main street or Robert 0. To LET—5 ROOMB' 22 BURBANK ford, Conn. in! 3t
Raymond, Elm Grove street. m' if street, rent eleven dollars. Inquire 9 ...- _
'- ”mam" "’°°‘- i wanna ,- suncsmnv ron
row SALE—HOTOR BOAT, Goon. ’
condition. 25,. 1.3, 00,”, ”m“. To LET—DOWN STAIRS APART-
ugmer cushion. “an". If. Kll..-uncut. 4 rooms and bath. 1479 South
falter, Rowaytom 'lain street. All improvements. ex-
__ cept furnace. Rental from May 15th.
iinquire on premises, m8 8tI >_
WANTED—YOUNG MAN 10
work afternoons and evenings in piano
and Edison Diamond Disc store to be.
opened in South Norwalk. One who‘
will graduate from High School in,
June preferred. It services are satis-
‘factory. will engage permanently. AI)-
ply by mail to The Alfred l-‘ox Piano
t‘o.. Bridgeport, Conn m9 3t
“‘6 “" WANTED—trim. mu GENERAL
housework. ll9 i-‘hix mu Road. .vm.‘
Isaac I-‘. Jennings.
piano and Edison Diamond Disc Pho-
nograpb stone to be opened in South
Norwalk. Apply by mail to The Al-
fred For Piano (‘0., Bridgeport, Conn.
m9 8t
BUSINESS NOTICE. . _‘
A raw oooo Tounmo cans; To LET—TWO CONNECTIch
but roadsters. overhauled and in Ad 3 rooms, furnished for light housekeep-
bondit‘lon. Wehrlois Garage. 11 Rat- ing, with running water and all con-
IM‘ street, South Norwaik. venlencea. 32.50 per week. 214 East
avenue, near depot. m8 at
,—
NOT FOR SALE-«MRS. MARTHA ‘
A. Grlfltth. owns the lot on Woodward. To LET—FIVE ROOMS. SECOND
avenue, it extends back to meet tho‘noor. Some improvements. 153 South
Linxweiler stri ht ll ‘
a g no, is not for Main street. Apply of William J. hic-
aale. Martha Arnold Gritllth. 29 Wood- Hugh, 96 South Main street.
,wsrd avenue, South Norwalk.
I To LET—SECOND moon AT 46
BURN THE CATERP'LLAR. SAW'Orchard street, four rooms and hail
Iy first. Asbestos 3.," Troches, 60c ' bedroom, electric lights and toilet, ex-
esch. Demonstration. Tel 171-4. itra room in attic. rooms in first class
m8 at order. ‘Inquirs of E. A. Holmes, 28
WANTED-77A YOUNG LADY AS
Isfil‘stunt bookkeeper. Must be quick
and correct at figuring Answer in
l———-—_.- .- . ___ tOrchard street. Norwalk. m6 3!
m A WEEK [8 WHAT YOU CAN _.. own handwriting, 't‘. I’. ll.. (‘30 Senti-
narn. women of independent inclina- To LET—DESK BOOK AT t5 Ml- inx Tll'
WANTED—illtltlll'l‘ llOl' .\S .\ Ill?
celvinu clerk. God opportunity if sat
isfactory. (“all at once. It. Jacob and
Sons, Shoe Manufacturers, lleldcii’
avenue, Norwnllt. ‘
lion. and men who want a high ciu.‘ WALL STREET. mourns: 0N PRE~
Wfsssion. Join our classes learning‘ MISI. S. COHEN. an if
mu'mnfl "Id physical culture. We; -
can train you at home by mail, writ.‘ TO LET—ONE HALF HOUSE,
W”. for Particulars. Dr. Adleman'a West side of 21 Union street. Seven
Institution. 39 Suburban an, Stam- rooms and bath. Steam heater. elec-
tord, CODE ttrlc lights, all new, gas range connec-
tion. Newly painted interior and ex-
tertor. New up to-dato plumbing. Rent
20 per month. Possession at once.
The Hatch a Bailey 00.. 29 Marshall
street, South Norwalk. all if
WANTED—GIRL l.\' OUR OFFICE!
Pint- opportunity for advancement.
Short hount.‘good pay. congenial sur-‘
roundings. Start at once. C. B. llolge;
Co.,\Westport. m8 if'
_ l —» t
_" TO LET—TWO APARTMENTS 0N WANTED—BOYS IN llrli‘\(‘lll.\ll'}1
PAINTING __ PAPER-HANGING‘fl" rooms each. wl‘h Improvements. shop. Apply Neptune Hardware 00.3
“mm“, mm“ “Wu“: "I! At No:- 55 and 5'! spring street. III-T 66 sort street, East Norwalk. m6 at:
Inner, up—todate styles, lowest prices. . ““1" M” R' Two" 1‘ Grove St" or.
.timates cheerfully given. Trial amtelephono 1393'” a( ti,
hers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
FINLAYSON AND FANNING, AR.-
chitects. desire to announce that they
have opened an onlco for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1, Hav-
llsnd Block, 94 Washington street.
WANTED—PAINTER. APPLY I
John Fountains, 8 Burritt avenue. _
m6 3!
White, 81 1.2 E], Ave. E” To LET—A STORE. 201 EAST
———~—. __. __ ‘Wuhington street. mt Norwaik. In». _ l
LOST. lprovementa. inquire Dr. Bohannon, 64 WANTED—'EXI‘I-IRIENCEn BOX;
‘l South Main street. Telephone so. Also trimmer or one to learn. Apply of Roi
LOST—MONDAY. BETWEEN sEA-fan apartment, 41 Chapel street. All senWBIG-Wimpfheimer, CrOss and Riv-V
Flew avenue and 201 East avenue. l improvements. Rent very reasonable... streets. ""1““ .6 3t
firing of red‘coral. Reward. 201 East: WANTED—TWO
venue. 3 __ ‘ GIRLS. APPLY
hit) it.
, : Crescent Laundry. ' m5 at.
LOST4ATURDAY, BETWEEN !
post office and O'Brien and Rooney’s!
cafe, package of 85 in quarters. Find~i
— .-- ,—- .
LOOK ! _
I share profits with you by giving WANTED—A MESSENGER not’1
you the lowest prices on 15 yearsby the Western .Union Telegraph Cop
guarantee tin made Into leaders, hand, Inquire at 0m“. of Southern New
l" Will please return to cafe m0 itl .
_ _. - made. painted inside. tin rooting. E r
-i plumbing and heating. “gland Telephone (‘0, mmtf
LOST—STRING GOLD BEADS. “Stormtight” guaranteed asphalt‘ . —|
Finder return to dentist Baldwin, 64? mating. 1 ply. $1.45. guaranteed 5 WANTED—T0 RENT, BARN.
,years. 2 ply 81.65 guarantee 10 years. , near center of city, for storing two'
'WaII street, Norwaik. Suitable re-
{war-d, 5 } HENRY A. HEOELEIN trunabouts. Address ‘Auto', clo gem.
, ‘1‘ m 3‘1 55 Water at. that. m 3“
Residence 365-4 Phone 473-3 _
Do GIRLS convenes—on TALK?
' Almost every girl likes to be en-
gaged—if it is only.ln conversation.
l Regumeatwrs of business we?“ WANTED—THE VlGOR AND DIS-i
: position of good health; activity, that
{transacted at the meeting fo Duglesl lb invigorated in spring, ‘Amaretto:
Fowler Post. G. A. R., last nllht. ‘Castsllanol' Fine" your blood ‘3‘
‘onlythe best spring tonic can. For?
sale at drug stores. hotels and catosfi
WANTED—Tim (NEW 3mm !
l General Hospital. New Britain, (Joint,i
omens a a 1-2 year course of training.
for nurses. Address. Supt. of Hoopl-
tal for information.
——tAdvsrtIse in The Sentinel.
N otice.
Removal of Pier
.‘hll "We‘l- 5" m“ ”M "0““ :were approached and asked to help
- destroyed the (‘hlcngo Grain t‘o. eleva- ': . .. i . .-:
.son-s that puff up your feet.. No mat-
i’opular Amusements
“THE NAGIC MUSHROOM."
.—-——-
i ,
WAN
A Community Enterprise.
Sui hundred children from our pub
Ito and priyate schbols have entered
and many
llit‘.. ’
Operators on all parts oi
Shirt flaking. beginners
paid while learning.
otan FOR Exaummc, IN Box
I
for the garden comet-t:
groups have not yet turned in
cards. Altogether the garden commit
“1.03:”. TO B . _ ice expett to bupt‘l'llbe about a tiiou . ‘
W , N LAMB!" SHIRTS Mini plots. Many boys and girls are
Time \\ ork. _ .
going to discm or, this summer, that: .
ludu>ll) and intelligence applied to aj,
clllnll plot of ground sit well i‘rvaid :
ed. Many will nnd "Ilillilllg" an ot ‘
('upLiIIOIl well Millet] to their strength
Clllell, Peabody
& Co, Inc.
#i
and Ionic-b. and tutti to a thrill instead .
of a iattor) to find their lite work ‘
i
9
t
"211.) a lad who has regarded olllrl‘
”maples gar tit-Ila as a field litll‘ poshlble
‘fi
illltleriiug adtenture. in aortig to ac . .
warm scHOOL MEETING couinoi
Question of Employing
Teachers to Come Up Again To-
morrow Evemng.
Acmrding to reports circulated this
quire respect for ht.~ neighbors gar.
»
r
l
Marrieddeu‘ as he at‘utrtrrspride In his own .
l'l‘ltrohgli the connection of their super
user with the State and Federal De i
partinents of Agriculture, many chill
l
morning. from reliable sourceh, it .‘ , .
hi‘t-‘Iilr quite probable ttrat tomorrow (iron are gomg to ieaiire the pl'al‘il.'.il '
”Vi-“183‘ "‘91"an of the Board 0 aspetts of pauiotism. l",
i t
1
Education in the high school will be;
exceedingly interesting, and perhaps
rather lively.
The cause for such rumors, it i: segregation ““0 ‘89 3"”“1’”
it‘i'm‘dv hasharlscn from the married ,our modern system of education neces
leniale teac er problem. which has ‘ ' -
taken its place in Norwalk along with 'sitates. prevents’the handth down ..
the other questions of the day. Rules "0'“ "‘9 “5 children to the mm . ‘
and regulations adopttd, at last ones of the knowledge of young
“Nike nieeiilgll 0!: the board 0' Edu"gamcs, their rules or their ethical
cat on. pool y at sub ect to some . '
alight alteration. and runjiored actions School recesses nowadays are “me!
taken in the meantime, which are not M" than ‘ breath of fresh air. And
The playgrounds are going to [\‘tti'll
ithe children how to play 'Ihe sharp
w hicb I
l
i
l
I t
'3‘
at all favorable to the majority of the this right for in our undigested dem-
female teachers implicated, seem tot u be .u ‘rvised, A
have been the subject of much storm“, pl" m I v»
(“3550!) in Norwalk for the past week,
especially among the school teachers. NI! must be taught an
II is rumored that a petition alieg- lgbomory methods.
tug discrimination in the retaining and
releasing of some married female
teachers, and asking for either the;
discharge of all married fomaleon
teachers or their rotentioa by thO'itsslt so Interested in both projects,l
bo‘rd' M" b° presented b, ‘ oommit- that it voted to divide the proceeds of
i from the teach r, t " .
w e ' . tbmorrow the Operetta, "The Magic Mushroom
night‘s meeting.
That a petition. thought to coutain‘equally between them. People who
it taught by l
d then to tho playgrounds, it found.
among the business and profasslonali
men of Nanak} is an assured fact,‘
and it is also a fact that the teachers W" ‘0 Darien. 1”” from little _Msl-
have secured a goodly number of sign lullln Goodyear, at l years old. to soniel
era "“1“ “mo“ these men. lone else, who is fortyifour, have been
If this petition Is presented at tot
have been most generous. l-Yon-i Wests
tiiorrow evening‘s meeting. It will beigmhomd one h‘mdrm ““1 fifty WON“!
interesting to note the procedur. lt'liti are giving lllt‘ll‘ iimc lllltl th‘ir‘i
“‘an by ”W lloard M Education, : it uh to help 'l..-li ctmnnunit) I ‘
“mm pro or con. i~ ind-red a C(lllllIIJlIII) t'Illt‘I'llIlrt’.
"" 'I‘lic open-tin is lur front btinp :tti K.
:tler: it’Liiii' \c .ly all of
singers have lltllllt'tl voices and lllt‘
illltl wit 1}. iti> lrt‘tlll; l.ttti.‘.;.
GRAIN ELEVATOR IURNED. '
CHICAGO. May 9.7-I-‘ire yesterday! i
t
mr ““1 10900 bushels 0' grain. (‘lu5‘lin n lilirlt‘rrnl‘lldl \\‘tt\ by p 'ofcm'lotiadl
lng ‘ 1°“ 0' "00-000- 1”ruin-‘1‘». .\lr.~ Zridt' t lll\t'I' will be re .
lintiiibercd locally tor the ‘
work :tiia did st Iiiilridtgc. couple o:'|
)iarr um. i
The (‘oniiiitiriitt tilztb begs ll‘i‘ sup l
‘port of the whole t'oiriiiiuiiit) in this;
matter. It ice-l.- that it is doiiii: at
unrthy (let it “0i tlij- until
should be worthtlt rtllrlliii‘l‘ll. Help:
us all sill our tickcis. i
Tickets to St'll oi IUI' pct'miiiil tisc
VIlIiLV be obtained ill the .\'t|l'\\‘iilli Lin;
lbtary or of Airs. Lottie Munroe, Soutli‘y
Main street, South Norwslk. .
"The Magic Mushroom" will be
given at the Regent 'I‘heutrc, Monday.
May 15th, afternoon and evening. '
excellent
How Tiz’ (laid-i
dens Tired,
Aching: l‘eet
No More Sore, Pulled-up. Tender, Ach.
Ing Feet—No Corns or Callousea.
it
in .»
\\ it)
ESSANAV COMEDY CAPTURES
PUBLIC BY STORM. finr
men has come. and it has conquered.
most sensational hit of the year. [It
in every theatre In which it has beeni
shown eager throngs have crowded
about the doors struggling to gain err-f
trance. At all the theatres in the Inrge'
tclties, at every showing
‘dred-s have been turned so try becnus
i the houses
‘5 accommodate them.
tired
"Til" makes sore, burning,
feet fairly dance with delight. Away,
go the aches and pains. the corns,
callouses, blisters, bunlons and chil-
blains.
e.ln
“Til" draws out the acids and poi- ‘
ter how hard you work. how long you
dance, how far you walk, or how longlto
you “:13“: 01:30“: (9.9;; "1;: “'12:: i crowds back. At the Broadway Then-,name 0t he? MSW". All”. “Eh“ the THE HUNTER WOMAN”
restfti 00 got ort. ‘2 (I ma?“ 'itre in New York. at the first showingylwal'lce 0‘ her employer, and battles m‘hfioifllepinde o! :
grand. won er “I or t re‘ ' ac “8' 3 of “Carmen," thousand-a crowded about for the H9 01' an invalid sister. When
swollen, smarting feet. Ah' how corn-t the doors trying to gain admission_fshe at last wins the love of,a manly THE STRANGE CASE OF
fortable. how happy "0“ leel' Y°“r‘ 'I‘hc throngs blocked the sidewalks onfchap, she Is compelled to nurse him UARY PAGE' ,
feet Just tingle for joy; shoes never
hurt or seem tight.
Get a 25 cent box of 'Tiz' now from
any druggist or department store. End
foot torture forever—wear smaller
'slrocs. keep your feet fresh. sweet and
happy. Just think! a whole years
foot comfort for only 25 cents.
lion lay May 15 '
tboth Broadway and Forty-first street.
ing tratllc. Corner pollceme ‘
powerless to keep the crowd in check. - hi
The reserves squad and mounted po-i
licemen finally had to be called a?!
,clear the street of thoae who w e
‘unable to gain admission.
lured. but was so large and unruly
that it broke down the ropes stretched
0n and Alter May 9 ill
Freight will be receiVed at Pier 45 EutPivu Foo
of Jackson,Street for
‘l Norwalk, So. Norwalk, Westport,
Rowayton and Darieu.
Tits: ammo .SIfiH -
um mo J, ,TRANsPORTATtou
wanrao—To so! am most
of cattle and poultry. Best price.
paid. Bast prices paid for oalvss. :1.
Friction. Booth Norwalt. Tel. 1161.
_—..—._—-—-_—
’riiiiri. viitt‘w‘iiiui
who areanbitioustobap'omvof-
ficiant onlins work. havostoady
.conlnandthe
ARM “d Emu." in front of the theatre lobby, which
ZADY ROBBINS CULVER were put up when the house was tilled.
» Presents ‘Essanay has had scores of letters
The Fantastic Opera in Two and telegrams of congratulation on the
Acts Entitled - success of this four-act comedy, the
- only Chaplin feature to he had. Ex?
The Magic MUShroom hibitors everywhere have been unani-
For the Benefit 0‘ the - mous in declaring that never before
' have they had such crowds at their
Playgrounds and Gardens
theatre doors. and never have they had
Given It’ll"! tits auspices of the
to turn so many away. They have
COHKUNITY CLUB pronounced "Carmen" the greatest m
" At‘ne
' loam attraction or the year.
REGENT THEATRE
lwbo were able to gain entrance to.
their theatres. exhibitors say, was
wildly enthusiastic. crowded hams
place for play must be provided~ “"lfii’ m
inhibitors declare their patrons were
When the Community Club began to convulsod with mirth trom the open-
considar its relation to the gardenanl scene to the close.
aanay, is in receipt of a telegram from .throo strikes.
tbs iBroadway theatre in New York .—
.. 1 which reads as follows: Dorl H _
» “£i.‘:.‘.‘;“.‘i:"c. 0" 0““?
'l . .
Chicago, Ill. (WW 30‘3”“)
Charlie Chaplin's Burlesque on East Norwalk
Carmen took spectators by storm Opens May I. ,. ‘
"t" :Grand Opera House. Cincinnati:
‘impor‘t were received from exhibitors
Charlie Chaplin's burlesque on Car-l‘nited States.
it has literally taken the country DYIShOWJl at the Rczent Theatre tomor-
storm. It has made the greatest and row, May 10th, and Thursday.
STRONG CHARACTERIZATION FOR
SCREEN. min the Star Actress, CLO-
There are many battlm fought and «IDGLKY in
l .
so far, hun- won on the screen by Mary Pickford
the role of Mary, the factory girl, in "LOVE MASK"
were at large enough to 'The Eternal Grind." The weary
:tle slave of the sewing machine has a.
In scores of theatre" police even had sunny “39081110“.
be called in order to keep the to fight f0!“ her “Shit“
;hacir to life because his father's nus-
! and extended out into the street, block , er
n were , in his own factory,
day. matinee and night.
|2:15, Evening, 7 and 9. Admission, 10c
ftp all seats.
The crowd was thoroughly good—na- __
SAFETY FIRST__
An electric light burning‘ in the
hallway or on the porch is a
great protection, for the burglar
always shuns the home that is
electrically lighted. This is only
one of the many advantages of
electric service, but you can't tell
how soon it may be of great
value to YOUR family.
For the balance of this month
ONLY we are offering great in~
ducements for the wiring of old
houses. Special prices during thit
period and twelve months to pay.
Also Mazda Lamps FREE.
The low cost of wiring and fix-
tures will surprise you. Ask us
for an estimate of our present
great housewiring ofler—you
may never again have such an
opportunity of getting “some-
thing for nothing."
UN" 0 [llllllllll
lllllll ll WillR
BUMPANY
'
Inning was three and none. but his"
lounge had nabbed with that aim»
George K. Spoor. president of D- dy wallopar be had him retired on
y
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL _.
ms or SEA soon. ~ ~
COOKED TO ORDER
in llrst showing at Broadway The-
atre, i'ew York. Police reserves
called out to keep crowds back.
Broadway Theatre,
New York City.
This tcleirram was received by Geo.
Spoor from Charles “'eigel, of the
»
yours a. O’SULLIVAN. Pro). I
Telephone Call 730.
llllilli
Phone isor
Eve. 735, 9:00.
Picture Features.
The week of the Best
t"
mm
"at one.
George K. Spoor.
President Essanay Film Mfg. Co.
1333 Argyle street, Chicago.
Chaplin's Carmen opened at the
Grand Opera House here for four
weeks consecutive run down town
to largest capacity business in his.
tory of Cincinnati. Theatre sears
sixteen hundred l-lwry seat filled
iii each performance from ten in
morning until cit-yen at night
Newspaper revues and criticisms
illlls morning‘s papers arc profuse
in statements of the record break-
lng success of this picture. They are
unanimous lil proclaiming it a
great big howling success, (‘hap
lin's lIPsl on the screen. Admis-
sion price th‘nl_Y~fl\'9 cents.
Charles Weigel.
Grand Opera House. (‘Inclnnatl
Scores of other telegrams of ulmilar
V‘
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Moving L
TODAY, May 9th.
The Paramount Picture Film Co.
presents MARY PIG’KIi‘OlhD In
WE ETERNAL GRIND
TWO “YO—WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY.
In, 10th and 11th
THE Ila HIT OF THE “A90”
The V. L. 8. E. Film Company pro-
id booking offices throughout the m"
CHARLES CHAPLIN
This big hit of the season to be _] _.
THE BURLESQUE ON'
1"" . “CARMEN"
h.. t'nei‘ and night.
m“ ‘ ntoav, May 12th“
The Paramount Picture Film Co.
lit-
SAT‘URDAY, Mu “it
The V. 0L S. E. Film Company
but is determined
M VIRGINIA PEARSON in»
She saves the
ADIISSION—to Cents to all
IATIIEB at 2:15 and EVEN-
Imat 1 and D.
Wad-adv. “:1 11—1112 NE'ER
no WELL, followed Thursday.
lay at. It: Trimaran“ in
"THE m WHO."
liness has caused a terrible accident.l
which nearly costs
s son's life.
To be see at the Regent Theatre to-
Matlnee at
Loan Pot Roast, no bone . . 10c. PM Shoulder!
Prime Roast lrom ..... the. up FM bl.- ,—
Nat'lvo Veal trout ..... 10c. up my Ere-i. Eggs .. 28c. dos.
’Leg of Veal .............. 20:. Cold Ida! Butter ........ ‘56.."
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