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Wants!
‘ "classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads.”—To Let. '
Business and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on niapage. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
I‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
lace or Capo, Double Price.
D... you sun. 7 to Lot. __ fl . WANTED.
FOR SALE-AT A BIG DISCOUNT.
(me Illiti Little Six Auburn Touring.
Don't fall to see this bargain. G. P.
“line, back of P. 0., South Norwalk.
(‘olln Phone 940.
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FOR SALE—A WEBER SQUARE
piano Good condition. Cali eveninxs.
lift HM lilll Road or phone 245-5.
full 3t
H... 1 N. _-_ _
FOR SALE—IDEAL HUME, SITU-
nted near water, overlooking Sound.
iNear trolley, 10 rooms and bath Barn.
Inquire Owner, 37 Quintard avenue,
city mil 3t
FOR SALE—BARGAIN. MODERN
hulls» with all improvements. For some
small amount over mortgage. Box X.
cgo SenQnel.
FOR SALE-410T N0. 3, BhOCK N0.
1, Rhodonolia Park. Prospect Hill,
Norwaik, Conn. not worth about 8150.
Must be sold. Need cash, Write your
boat cash odor to In-eshneld, Routing-t
ton place. New Rochelle, N. Y. ml 6tl'
’WBIN. Call “3003.
‘iice. R. R. Square.
T0 LET—SECOND FLOOR. 0? 8
Cottage street, mat Norwalk. Adults
only Inquire on premises. mil 6%
TO LET—FIRST FLOUR, N0. 3
iiur-mnh striet. Near R It, Passrn:
t‘l S‘ation Yard Inquire l0 Cites:-
mli 3t
ROOMS WITH IM-
Suitable for man and
Inquire at 11 Ilurritt avenue.
mil 3L
nut stl'ct't
T0 LET~3
prUVt‘lllelilr‘
I lie
To LET l‘i'RNiSHED ROOM AND
bath. 62 Nortr Main street. South \‘or-
m9 3!
To LET—6 ROOM FLAT, FIRST
tloor Over J. M. Layton h Co's of-
To adults only.
Rent :12. Apptity ofitce of The Old
Well t‘igar Co. .53 Washington street.
m9 tf
To LET-5 ROOMS. 22 BURBANK
street, rent eleven/dollars. Inquire 9
Elisabeth street.
TO LET~DmK ROOM AT 45
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL TO
work in dining room and make her-
self generally useful. Apply to Mrs.
John Iiavis, 63 Croats street, Norwnlk.
in” at
WANTED—BOY l-‘(Ill DRUG STORE
.\luet b» sixteen or over. Apply Still-
son~~Powell Corp. ml: 3!
WANTED .STENUGRAPHER
vvitii mule knowledge of bookeeping
Answer h_\ lett -r in nun handwriting.
(‘aile x l, Sentinel ml? 3t
WANTED—BOY, It; YEARS. UNI-I
\l'l'I‘ll EXPERIENCE l.\' IiA'I‘ SHOP
Pltrlr‘l-‘ltlucn. APPLY ROSENWALD
\i'l-JNPFIIIMIER (‘0, RIVER 81'.
mil 3t
_ WANTED—MAID TO DO GENER-
al homework. No washing. Good Day.
Apply 6 Crescent Terrace. mil 8t
WANTED—LIVE. ENERGEYI'IC
salesmen to sell preferred capitol
stock to automobile owners through-
t
‘saved Ikir' night by a volunteer
turtles north of Barkhamsted
,ani spread. rapidly,
mount 0., tilt—flit
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MIDDLETON, N. H. May I
12.’A
.iorest fire which swept across 1,000!
acres oi woodland near here, lastj
night, and started Iguulloday, is be,
lieved to have caused the death oi"
101m [ire-w, a volunteer fire tighter.
Drew attempted to make his way.
through a section of burning brush to
had not been heard from today 7
The Town Hall at Middleton For.
litrs and e. number of [Pridrni‘t‘fi tieref
bri
gade and a suddrn built of the wind
after several lumber camp. had been
destroyed The embers were fanned
into a blaze by a morning bi'eeze,dnd
an of the fire flkhlt‘h and \olunteers
from other towns were again called,
out.
IlAitkltAiiS'l'lCll Matt I‘.’ litininlzt
estimated at more than slutumo ha.-
bi-en caused by forest tires which
burned over an area of timber and
iatmland about ten IIlIiPn square. in,
lltlh town and (anion and their spread
towards Hartiaiid and Granville, Mass.‘
'I‘liree houses. about a dozen barns
and large shells. and big tracts of \ai-
liable timber land have been destroy.
v-d. Washington Hill. l'l this town.
was prat'llt‘ltiI} burned over.
The fire started yesterday afternoon
at the saw mill of Owen Case, two
(‘enter
fanned by a
strong wind The house and two
battle of Ernest ('llM‘ were the flratl
‘tO go and shortly afterwards a barn;
,owned by Marshall ("use was licked upl
by the flames. All the barns at the‘
Roscoe ('ase place were burned, but.
tire fighters saved the house. althoughl
dwelling of Henry Galpin was damn-I
ed. Heyden Buttlo lost his house.two
burns, a henncry containing upwards
of 200 hens, a horse and a cow.
once or twice it was set on fire. The! again. Mrs. [)gyton gave her age Afii'
i
eon sane—4N nasr NORWALK,‘ WALL STEM- NOW“ 0" PR5
(oodneighborhood. cottage 3 room.,: MISES. a corona. at: if
bath Large lot. Owner offers aacra-‘
lice. If sold before July m, 32,000.‘ TO LET-0N! HALF HOUSE.
layton 1 co, South Nor-“1k, Ct. iWest side of 11 Union street. Devon
; m6 61. rooms and bath. Steam heater. cloc-
. tric lights, all new. on range connec-
roa gALg-" ROOM 30083.3“0l Newly painted louder and on-
plot 115x102; heat. water. oloculo‘term N“ “PM“ “Infill-Rm
lights, strap, “up chicken no“... fruitd :0 per month. Possession at once.
Near trolley and sound. Inga!" g 10.11110 Hatch & Dolley 00., :9 Marshall
on street. Rowayton. Tel 17634. "limb South Non"!!- fll t!
t m4 III
T0 LIT—TWO APARTMENTS 0F
live rooms each. wi‘h improvements. '
“FOR SLLHIX' SIX'ROOM COT' Al No.9” 55 “d 57 BPI‘III‘ IIML In.
gee on ncoln avenue. All modern , quire Mrs. R. 'l‘ariov. 15 Grow St.. or
Improvements. For sale on easy pay- telephone "93.". u u
menu. Good opportunity to own your.
own home. inquire of United Grocery! To LET—A STORE. 20‘! WT
00.. North Main street or Robert o'iWashington street. that Norwak. 1",.
Raymond, Elm Grove “er n, , provements. Inquire Dr. Bobannon. 64
” ‘1 l South Main street. Telephone so. Also
an: 5*;Ezll‘2'm: BO"?- ?‘ios’mn apartment, 41 Chapel stront.’ All
on. 5x " oppcr rvee. im rovementa. Rent ve reasonable.
[anther cushion. inquire Mr. Kilns-j _p - _ ry
fetter, Rowayton. an ill
LOOK !
I sham profits with you by giving
BUSINESS NOTICE, t
AUCTION—THE UNDERSIGNED
will sell at Public Auction at the home
of J. J. Scott. 12 Putnam avenue, Mon-I
day, May 15th, at 10:30, the contents
of 8 room dwelling consisting of round
oak dining table, buffet China closet...
_ mahogany parlor suit. oil paintings,‘
rugs, dining chairs, dressers, iron and
brass beds, mattreaes. odd chairs, book
case, child-s crib and carriage and oth-
er articles. too numerous to mention.
Bale per order J. J. Scott.
J- K- “va [who are ambitions to become ef-
Auctioneer. 'ficient on fine work. have steady
"w' temployment, command the best
A FEW oooo rounmo canslpay and treatment. Kindly apply
guarantee tin made into leaders, hand-
made, painted inside, tin roofing.
plumbing and \heating.
“Siormtlght” guaranteed asphalt
rooting. l ply, $1.45. guaranteed 6
years. 2 ply 81.65 guarantee to years.
' HENRY A. HEGELEIN
66 Water 8!.
Residence 305-4 Phone A734
nili 3t
lat. roadstors. Overhauled and in A-l‘ at once_ M, 'N, Mayehofi’ Co.,'
condition. Wehrie‘s Garage, 11 Ra!-
Ilond sired, South Norwatk.
mo 6t
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Merwin St.
WANT '
ago A WEEK 13 WHAT you card
barn. women of independent tnclina-l
Hon, and men who want a high class,
profession. Join our classes learning:
massaging and physical culture. Wo'
can train you ‘at home by mail, write
loday for particulars. Dr. Adieman's
Institution, 39 Suburban Ave. Stam-
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. Beginners
paid while learning. .
:1" Conn. EXPERIENCED MEN AS SHIRT
F'NLAYSON AND FAN-"mm AR‘ mfi? EN 10 mom sums
bhlbocts, desire to announce that they M '
Time Work.
have opened an oil'lce for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1, Hav-
Iiand Block, 94 Washington street.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
flcoratlng. painter's supplies: wall
finer. up—to-date styles, lowest prices.
Inmates cheerfully given. Trial on
,Clltell. Peabody
-& Co, Inc.
delta solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
~ “to. fit 1-2 Ely Ave. in”
Notice.
Removal of Pier
0n and After my 9th
Freight will be received at Pier 45 East River Foo
of Jackson Street for
. Norwalk, So. Norwalk, Westport,
Rowayton and Duties.
., » one more J. sun-moms?!”
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out Cononoticut. Can work in home: Much valuable timber on the Boers
.lllliill. wuitt lititii "
, WANTED—MEN nxrnmmvomr‘
p town. Salary and commission. Ad-
. dress "it P." South 'Norwalk, or phone
' I275-2. Ill 8!
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WANTED—TWO LADIES 0? RE"
l linement for pleasant out of door work.
‘Ail or part time. Good pay. J. C. clo
.Scntinol. ‘ mil at
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WANTED—GIRL. counts.” Oil
ltvhlte. to do chamber work or assist
[in butler's pantry. Wages 84.50 week.
Address A. F.. 010 Sentinel oilice.
WANTED—J‘IRST CLASS MACH-
INIS'I‘S. NASH ENGINEERING (it)
mll 3i.
WANTED~BOY FOR SHIPPING
roont work. Application must be in
writing. giving age and references. J.
and J. (lash. Ltd. mll 3t
WANTED—MAN 'ro \voltK ox‘
lc wagon. Apply Id. T. Bates. Tele-
phone 626~i or 397. nil0 31
WANTED—THREE ()R POUR LA-
borers to work in lumber yard. Apply
you the lowest prices on 15 years Hatch A ”an“. “.3,” gm,” Second aided beach residents in extinguishin;
District. mill .".t
WANTED —A'l‘ ONCE, EXPEllIENt‘-
ed trimmer on but boxes or girl to
learn. Rmenwaid & \Vimpfltelmor,
’Cmss and River streets, mil) 3t
WANTED—A FIRST CLASS PAINT-
Apply to John Hudak, 47 Bouton
street. mill at
l .
.piace .owned by C. N. L. Goyt. was
also destroyed.
: Help was summoned from nearby
towns and about a hundmi men
fought the flames all night. Today it
was believed they had been brought
under control. although still burning
fiercely.
. Women carried water from wells
iand cisterns assisted the men in fight-
,ing the flames and saving many
”drives
1 HARTLANI), May 12,—‘Two houses
wwneti by William Buttle and valuec
"it about 87,000, have been destroyed
in a torest tire which is raging in this
town today, and already has burned
over an area four miles long arid a
,hall wide. It started yesterday after
noon. and burned all night. A largt
body of int-ll from hi'lilill) liate bt't-I
lexiattng in lighting the tire, and it
\‘ltl‘u‘ thotlizlit today to how llt‘t-.
lir0t2t'hl under control The totiil ion.
liar: II )I li“t‘ll I‘Hill'ult'd.
Mild-‘01“) .\iu_v I? I-‘ire will-lilo
o-veral hours threatened lllt‘ tit-strut
ion of Ilitli’i) fifty ilnum‘s on lli
icitli side of liw- B!Itl...t"|’l.2 .\t it I
[.vn trolley line it: miyrde lieu-ii lint.
t-‘iltv-r Sands. burned over .zni‘.) :i‘ r.
of meadovrland late yesterda) ilt'Ii‘bl'i
Lit was finally brought timer contro:
'irtmen front Ntrntimd and Milford
‘ilt' Ilames. which numerous Int-'lltllt‘t-r
th‘lli up to the :zltpi-l of :40an of the
houses and scol‘clit-il lilt'll' exteriors.
TOIlRlNGTON. May l2.——Pire to
«lay destroyed a dwelling house which
one nearing completion all East Main
street and damaged the roofs of six
fbutldinga nearby, the total damage be-
ing estimated at 82.100. The hour"
that was destroyed belonged to E. .I.
Iliirna ,a real estate dealer. The fire
is believed to have been caused by
tboys playing with matches.
ALLYNS POINT. May lZ.—l-‘lre war
liliacovered at the end of the wharf at
POLISHERB AND BUF‘F‘KRS TU Allyn's Point at 11:15 this morning
WORK ON CAST BRASS Btnt.outts'.nnd quickly spread to the coal pock-
tHARDWARE. GOOD PIECE WORK'PI" containing nearly 3,000 ions of
lWAGES. STEADY WORK. APPLij“ coal. Although not orllllcigil state-
,luent as to no cause 0 t e re was
.AT ONCE“ THE ARTISTIC Bmzmmiade, it was thought that sparks froin
CO» 2050 FA'an‘D AVENUEiuthe chimney of a barge was the cause
.BREDGEPORT, CONN. mio 3tfoi‘ the conflagration. Throguhout the
. _.'paet winter Allyn's Point has been
WANTED—MEN. BRASS TURN-Elm“ :8 I Cg)“ dFDOI, l2? (‘OlI being
.- Zsent rom ere over t 9 Worcester
iii/SEONZVOIFK ONV BRASS ANDflmtneh of the New York, New Haven
i A“ ER K5033 STEADYmnd Hartford Railroad through New
.WOR‘K. 000D WAGE. APPLY ATlEngland.
,oxcu THE “1113th BRONZE, As soon as the fire was discovered
Eco- 2050 rum-until) nvnnuadmm‘kmen "0:1“ if; 1'3“?“ hurried 1°
; . ‘_t 0 scene on w uc eta attempted
lemEPORT' CONN mm “to quench the flames. The smoke was
. —-$N-‘II from t navy yard and the com-
. WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN .mnnding omcer dispatched two launch-
‘(lonoral Hospital. New Britain. Conn.,‘es and between 30 and _40 men to the
otters a 2 1-2 year course of tmlning'ficene- A ”"9" "‘3‘“? "93 "I“
for nurses. Address, Supt. of Hospl- from New London and help was sent
, tnl for information. from Norwich. News of the. fire reach-
;ed New London shortly before noon
land the T. A. Scott Company sent the
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDBtug T. A. Scott. Jr.. and the Thames
of cattle and poultry, Best pucui’i‘owboat Company sent the Aquldneck
paid. Best prices paid for calves. Him the tire. Both the" ””91“ "e
, iequipped with special lire pumps.
Friedman. South NOMk. Tel. 1151. Al. 12:29 railroad oiliciala reported
. _. ithat from all appearances the fire was
WANTED—THE moon AND mglundcr control and unless the tire
rigsrgefimnh?;gligaatmmtw the main coal pocket. no additional
” ' fire fighting forces would be needed.
Castellano. . Filters ’0‘“ PM '9 including the force from the navy
only the best spring tonic can. For yard there were upwards of ‘15 men
sale at drug stores, hotels gm] cafes. fighting the flames within a half hour
01' Its discovery. No etaimate of the
Ioosconld be made at this time, as it
was not known how much coal was
_ destroyed.
LOST—MONDAY. A SMALL om MARVIN ELECTED.
face silver watch, with monogram on HARTFORD. May ll.—Jndge I. P.
back. Please return to room as mnk- W. Marvin was elected yesterday as
Iin school and receive toward. all: It. president of the Connecticut Probate
, ‘ Myst-in annual mootinghero.
FOR SALE—TWENTY No your Judge 0. a. Child. of Woodstock and
motor but. A1 condition. Can be Judge 0. B.'Baoon. of Middleton were
soon at East Norwaik Yacht club or chosen vice-presidents and Judas Don-
LOST.
that spread from the end of the wharf to "
phone 110“. ml! it
tron near—tom ran 'or
house. Immatainnt. mun.
monumental. lag-ionic.
g. m‘ 3' . ' -
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nu O’Brien of ‘lcidoa mina-
rarer.
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| —8ontinoluolmslilod advertises A0
'GOMPLISI! china! which other poo-
Ipi. IIII':m rm occur no.
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IPEA‘RL DAYTON TO HARRY CHAU ’ A '3'
FFEUR; GETS HER LICENSE.
Young Woman, Recently Divorces,
Hal Had Eventful Life.
A marriage license was issued limb
morning at the town clerk‘s other to
Cora P Dayton. better
known as
Pearl Dayton and John P. MeHugh. a '
chauffeur living at 154 (lregorySt. Mrs
Dayton, whOse maiden name was (‘Ul‘i ‘
reach a telephone to call for help and, Stunts. has had a sensational his-tor, c
during the last few years it. Ninein
her, 1910, when she was scarcely 011'
of her teens, she eloped one night
with Sherman Hill, clerk at the At
lantic hotel who robbed the tht of ti;--
hosteiry of seve ral hundreds of diliiaf‘S '
:A ‘Vulcan’
Copper Coil
Gas Water
HEATER
before leai'lig the town. Iietause e‘
his unusual height of 6 feet and Tint-:1
es and his slenderness. Hill was Pafll)‘
true-ed and was arrested in Washing
ton. 1). C, a few weeks later, in the
company of his aural-tire hrunnet!
companian.
He was sentenced to a year in the
county jail and while there because oi
his ability as a bookkeeper was put
to work as a clerk in the office Here
he had access to the telephone Mrs
Dayton‘s persistent-y in calling him
up, proving that her love for him did _
not wane while he was i'icarcerated.
caused him to be removed ftoln the
place in the once.
Several weeks ago, the woman‘s
husband. Arthur W. ‘Dayton. Jr, a
lion clerk in this city, obtained a di-
vorce upon the grounds of desertion.
In obtaining the license to wed
24 and her residence at 1631 Barnum
avenue. Mr. McHugh is not listed in
the directory. but he also is recorded
as being 2i years old.
In. Dayton'a carroer here has boon
omtful. She is a familiar figure in
the gay life of the town. and a fro»
queut patron of the cabal-eta.
ROYAL AND SILICT MASTERS.
HARTFORD. Hay iii—Tho ninety-
el-ghth annual assembly of the Grand
Council of Connecticut, Royal and Be-
Iect Masters, was held at the Masonic
temple yesterday. with about one hun-
dred delegates present. Moat Puls-
sant Grand Master William 0. Shelley
of Hartford presided.
The amendment to the constitution
proposed a year ago, that the place of
meeting each year be left to the first
three oilicers. i'lsterid of alternately lZl
Hartford and New Haven, caused a
long discussion and failed to get the
necessary twotlilrds vote. The fol-
lowing Officers were elected
Most puissant grand inn-ter— E Al
left Bitlwcll, Norwich.
Deputy puissant grand
Thomas M. Barnes. Bridgeport.
Grand treasurer Isl'ih linker. 51‘.
Hartford
Ira'ul Recorder .Inmes McCor‘
micit. Windsor.
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CONNECTED TO
KITCHEN BOILER
Installed
QUICK SERVICE—A BATH PORNO CENTS.
PLENTY OF STEAMING HOT WATER.
iOrder Your Heater.
Before the Hot
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3 SUICIDE LEAVES ALL
To WIEF. lN HIS Vv'lLl
.Willmm Ferris, Who Slashed His
l 'I‘hloat‘ Had 15 Acre Farm in
Reading.
1 Letters of administration w-n 13in 1
‘out before Judut‘ Paul L. Milleni ‘
l The United Electric light &
Water Company.
67 WALL ST.
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VICE II IIIDGEPORT REDUCED.
That “to! the vice now in Bridge-
port h d rum-t introduction, that the
old w is completely abolish-
ed and In “on scattered far and
with out i! the city, and that Bridlfi .
port In jlfl. ho busy to be wicked will
\
AND SUNK‘the local probate court, yesterday. it be m In the ”PM! o! "e,
(Contlnucd from First Pogo.)
raine Diet." in a speech to the
Deputies. “We have steadily in-
creased our efficiency as a part
shown by the common defense of
of the German organism. a
the country."
In accordance with the bill now
Lscfore the Reichstag‘. compensa-
tion for property damages arising
rrom the war was promised byl
the Governor of Alsace-Lorraine
in an address to the Diet. .
sis
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May 1.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN. Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
Two Fine Residential Propatios
To Be Sold By
PUBLIC AUC'l'lth
on the Premises. rain or shine
Saturday. May 13. 1916
Estate of M rs. BridgetDeer.ng
185 llaln Street. Norwalk
At2p.m.
12 Franklin Ave” Norwalk
Alanna
The Main Street property is 601266.
situated near Catherine Street and on
the trolley line. in restricted residen-
tial’ section. and' you-
House has 8 rooms. Fine barn in
rear.
On the Franklin Avenue pro rty.
near Union Park. is a 8 family
of 15 rooms and tents for $85. A and“ ”amino! costing not
“M u” will positively be ' ' .' l
I0“ it“ blob-ct bidder... r»— J-M.laflt“ll&( 40¢,
M-m»tbn.th0m.i:'- :‘ ' mm ~.
av. Wm”... is Mum's-notices... .
.tlie estate of William W, l-‘ervi‘, o’
iI-Zaston. who ended his life by slnahim'
his tliront ti few weeks ago iollowint:
the death of his wife. He hztti no
Icompletcd the administration of his‘
:wife‘s estate when he decided to endl
'I'iia own life.
The estate
riarm situated in Boston and Itcdding.
‘The heirs at law are the following.
nephews and nieces: William B. Per-
ria and Charles S. Ferris. of Fairfield:
May Emma Ferris. ofGreenneld Hill;
ticorgeyl}, Ferris, of Fairileld: Eva
tHiil, of Reddlng: John Ferris. May
lBulkley and Charles Ferris, of Birdge-
Innrt. and Joseph Perl-ls, addre‘hs‘un-
known. .
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Mon lay May 15
Afternoon and Evening
ZADY ROBBINS CULVER
Presents
The Fantastic Opera in Two
Acts Entitled .
the Magic Mushroom
For the Benefit of the
Playornuttds andGartiells ..
Given under the auspices of the
COMMUNITY CLUB
' At The
REGENT THEATRE
Monday, May 13th.
Afternoon and Evening
consists of p fifteen~acrci
I Public Auction -
on the premises. rain 01‘
shine
Saturday, May 27,1916
Atznrn.
20 Building bots averaging «also
foot each.
Novak Avenue >
running between South Main and
Meadow streets, South Norwalk. Conn.
Tome—Ten per cent. on day oi
“REGINI
m according to members.
The rum! wnl be made ere long, the
understood.
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Illilllll
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Phone 1501
Mat. can. Eve. 7:15, 9:00.
Plot-ta We. p
rs. not: of the Best Moving
room.
rhino—wauoewus.
enemy—vauoevrus.
~aan—
FEATURE Plcruoes
Matinooa at 2:“.
Denim It 1:15 and 9.
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no M More Film (lo.
M the Star Actress, CLOE
mm in
‘LOVE MAS K”
SATURDAY. May 13th
mlnfinfllm Company
I“ m. PMRSON In
' '1!!! HUNTER WOMAN'
and Dbl!!! episode of -
THE mama cass on
my pacer
Adam—to Cents mil mu.
cat‘- as am no ovate
lunar also.
m. an; "—7“ null
sale. Balance within ten days. no
Norwalk Chronicler