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antSO Professional Cards, and
_ Miscellaneous
“Ads”—To Let,
face or Caps. Double Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nis page. Twenty-Five Words or been 25c
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. WANTED.
DIED. T0 u'r.
Twoe eson A'l‘ .Ntllt\\Al.l{ To LET "W'E FRONT “00“
1111111 A"... 1th “1.5 13...,3'11333m3w” lint floor (‘oulenieuces tontraJI)
33 13.3, “.13 I 11111.1... 5.11..» “I lUtdlt‘tl Reasonable reni J. A Deck~
1., I). _....1 .,. \\. 1.11m 111 '\11\ e1 :11 [won Street, sou‘h \oi walk
l.‘ a ' ' mit. 31
-.__ ‘ TO LET 111111.115 r‘l'ltNlSllEI)
'__3 FOR 65:.’~7 »__~_ tor housekeeping or unfurnished.
FOR SALE an“, Rt .\'\Btil 11. Furnished. Slu a month. unfurnished.
1,...“ p... model) In guml iUllLililUU 87 It! Pleasant hilt‘H. East Norwalk.
73 t'ed. ” alleel or phone 370 [“115 31 Conn. 11.115 31
F00 SALE—LOT N0. 8, NORTH TO LET Hm “1111.1' HOI'Sr.‘
11lih lillpl‘OH‘ulenIS, six rooms each.
llarden and chicken coop lieui rea»
sonahle. Apply 1 1.. Janie.» :2 Hart
nolia avenue. mill 31
side 01 li‘ifth avenue. ou trolley line,
East Nu'salk, Conn. For particulars,
price, e c . inquire of William 8. Wu-
tox. wr Block. Washington St.
mlS 4w
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FOR RENT——UPPER
house, 100 South Main SI.
ily of adults. Rent 318.
E. Hoyt.
PART Ol‘
Small fum-
Inquire of C.
FOR SALE—2i FOOT OYSTER
sharpi well out of use several years.
Hull so‘ d and strong. Sails good, 330.
Also bowling fiag. 5x8 feel. like new, ‘ —
83. ”shite of Oliver Cook. West Side T0 LET—0N ROWAYTON AVE-
avenuh ftoeayton ““3 3t nue. at Rowaylon, 7 room house with
FOR SALE—BARGAIN, MODERN
house Itih all improvements. For some
small amount over mortgage. Box X.
cle Sentinel
all improvements. at reasonable price.
Apply to J. M. hyton & (30., inc, 6
Railroad avenue, South Norwalk.
ml: at
T0 LET—SECOND ”00R 0? 8
'Cottage street. Bat Norwalk. Adults
Inquire on premises. mi! Cl
FOR 3ALE—10 ROOM HOUSE.
plat itirlor; heat. water electric 0n]!-
iighte. shop. shed. chicken house, fruit.
Near mum and sound inquire s Lo‘
[an attest, Rowayton. Tel 1158-.4 ifioor. 0'" 1' hi. I‘m” ‘ 0°" of-
.“ lu‘fice. R. R. Square. To adults only.
Hunt 812. Appply office of The Old
POI 5ALE—r8i‘ Six ROOM COT-i Well (‘Igar (30.. 33 Washington street.
lane on Lincoln avenue. All modern‘ 1119 if
Improvements. For sale on easy pay. I To LET—6 ROOMS, 2: BURBANK
enents Good opportunity to own yonrl street. rent eleven dollars. inquire 9
on home. Inquire of United Grocery Elizabeth "M!-
Co., North Main street or Robert 0.
Raymond, Elm Grove street :13 if
To LET—DESK R00! AT e5
WALL STREET. INQUIRE 0N PRE-
roa MILE—Moron BOAT GOOD M13133 8 COHEN a: if
condition 25x6 1-2. Copper riveted. | "
Leather cushion mum up my... TO LET—ONE HALF HOUSE.
feltt. Rowayton. .35 if West side of 21 Union street. Seven
-1 rooms and bath. Steam heater, elec-
BUSINESS NOTICE, £1ric lights, all new, gas range connec-
‘tlon. Newly painted interior and ex-
A Few goon TOURING pm‘ terior. New uptodato plumbing. Rent
an; monsters. overhauled “a In A.1l20 per month. Possession at once.
condition Wehrle'is Garage, 11 m.' The Hatch a Bailey 00., 29 Marshall
liond street. South horwuk‘ street, South Norwalk. all if
‘50 A WEEK 18 WHAT YOU CAN To LET-TWO APARTMENTS OF
'3‘”. women of independent incllna tfive rooms each, wl h improvements.
lion. and men who want a high class M N0 “ 55 and 57 ”9"" "NW” 111-
DI‘OfOHan Join our classes learning quire M” R Tu!" 16 Grove St' or
massaging and physical culture. We telephone 1393 12’ H if
can train you at home by mail. write w .,
today for particulars. Dr. Adleman's' To LET-A STORE '07 EAST
Washington street. East Norwalk. lin-
movements. inquire Dr. Bohannon. 61
South Main street. Telephone 611. Also
an apartment, 41 Chapel street. All
improvements. Rent very reasonable.
institution. 39 Suburban Ave.
ford. Conn.
. Stam-
FINLAYSON AND FANNING, AR-
chltecta. desire to announce that they
have opened an ofilce for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1. Hav-
llaml Block. 94 Washington street.
PAINTING PAPER—HANGING
lecorating. painter's supplies: 'wall
hirer. uptodate styles. lowest prices.
.timates cheerfully given. Trial orv‘
den solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander'
Mite. 61 1-: Elv Ave. m28
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Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. beginners
paid while learning.
EXPERIENCED MEN AS SHIRT
LQOK ' ;lroner.
WOMEN To 'EXAMINE SHIRTS
I shire profits \i'lth you b Ivln
you the lowest prices on {sgyeargl'nme Work.
guarantee tin made Into leaders. hand:
made. painted Inside, tin roofingp
plumbing and heating.
“Stormilght” guaranteed asphalti
roofing» 1 ply. 81. 45. guaranteed 51
years lply $1. 65 guarantee it) years. .
gunmen. Peabody
' &MJm.
. Residence 365.4
Bright young man in shirt
stock room.
Dorlon House
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(Gregory Boulevard) l
East Norwalk l
Opens May 1. l
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lEGilNOIICE
District of Norwalk. ss..
Court. May 16. A. D.. 1916.
Estate of Hannah G. Johnson. late
of Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
‘ Whereas. the executor of the will
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN. Prop. of said deceased has filed in this Court
his written resignation together with
Telephone Call 72°“ Ian account of his administration of
A 1'“le is projected for Finnlghl said estate to this for matment:
“Bland in order to make availabisl Ordered, That the matter of said
deposits of iron ore in that region. resignation and of the adjustment and
The first .part to be built, If thalallowance of said account be heard
scheme mstErlalises will probably be and determined at the Probate Oillce
tram the village of Rovanleni. corn in Norwalk. on the 21nd day of May,
neeted by rail already with the ”3,1913.“ 10 o'clock. foreaeon; and that
of Kemi on the Gulf of Bothnia, and' public notice thereof the given to all
Snkuvaara. 87 miles distant. persons interested therein by publish-
” -b-~_-4 ing this order In a newspaper hava
‘1 —'l'11rn "merehant" for a day or two ' a simulation in said District. at least
”—end SEIALthat used article. Sell it fivedaysheforeealddayofheaflng
”through Sentinel advertising—just” m w. WY.
pa... heroism sell things. ‘
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL' ”0““
'1 KINDS or SEA soon
COOKED TO ORDER.
r
mid 1t
"Miami”. ..
TO LET—5 ROOM FLAT. FIRBT‘
WANTED~ HU\ Al' l‘ l.\ Al ()NL E
C J Mint: 3; to. lnlti 3t
WANTED lillil.()l'1 “'UNIAN Filli
>11. in] 'lUil\l Mull. i.’ \\ rel cl\t‘llLl?‘.
Tel 1374 “116 77l
WANTED
11.1lilixl
Nor-walk
tilllit‘l-llii t‘|.l'1lllt
good Map» and steady po>1
lieu to right man
1) Sltllr' l"ll.~l Silt‘t‘l.
Apply Harris lilo
11116111
WANTEDv—Iitns A.\'11 “IRIS "IU
work 111 .‘t‘ti ial departments Good
pay while learning with good oppor-
tunity for advancement H Jacob 8;
Sons. Shoe Manufacturers, Belden
avenue. Norwalk ml6 61
WANTED—OPERATORS TO LEARN}
on singer sewing machines. Good pay'
while learning. with good opportunity
for advancement H Jacob & SonIf
Shoe Manufacturers, Belden avenue”;
Norwalk. inlti tit
WANTED- OPERATORS. EXPERI-
enccd on Singer power machines. AI-
so girls for inspecting work Good pay
and steady position ensured. Royal
Mfg. (‘0. as Washington street. South
Norwalk. mlb tit
WANTED——A COOK. APPLY TO
Mrs. R. Van Buren. 58 West avenue.
11115 St
WANTED—BOY.
TO WORK IN BOX DEPARTMENT.”(”‘N'M‘lu'l
APPLY ROSENWALI) & WEIMPI“
lil‘IlMElt. fill!) 31»
WANTED—YOUNG MAN T0 AB-
sisl in kitchen and to do general work.
Apply Imperial t‘ale, Railroad avenue
ms at
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WANTED-411' ONCE. MEN
oyster boats. Wages 835 per lnonth.
board and lodging. South Norwalk
Oyslcr Form. 11115 3!
WANTED. ~I.Alllll‘£ AND GENTS
to make exlra money at spare mom-
ents. Those. with large acquaintance
preterit-1i. In veallgale. llig, easy money
for you Slate present occupation l‘.
0. Box 371. South Norwalk, and 31
w- -
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WANTED—LASTERS ON l..\llllZS'
fine well SllOt'S. Steady work. Apply
Inun'nhur)‘ & Soulc, Stamford. (Torin.
WANTED 'EYPEWRITING T0 "0'
at home. Work neatly and promptly
done. Phone connection. S.‘ (“0 Sea-
tinel. 11113 at
WANTED~EIIDER1N PEOPLE 0R
linvallils to bosrd. Also a second hand
range and other household articles.
for sale. 33 Main street, Norwaik. 1
m1: ti
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework or mother's helper. Apply
15 Park street. Phone 121:. mi: 3t
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WANTED—LABORERS FOR IN-
side factory work such as trucking.
moving stock and yard work. 'Also
strong men for foundry labor. Apply
to Yale & Towne. Mfg. Co., Stamford,
‘ Conn. ml3 3t
WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN
General Hospital. New Britain. Conn..
offers a 2 1-2 year course of training
for nurses. Address. Supt. of Hospi-
tal for information.
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
\of cattle and poultry. Best
'paid. Best prices paid for calves. Hy
'I-‘rledman, South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
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WANTED—THE VIGOR AND DIS-
position of good health; activity, that
Is invigorated in spring. “Amaretto
Castellano." Filters your blood l"aa
only the best spring tonic can.
Stile at dr'iig stores. hotels and cafes. ‘
BASEBALL
NORWALK BASEBALL CLUB
' vs.
CRACK HOBOKEN CLUB.
Andy Coakley, Pitching.
Sunday. May 21, at Amusement Park.
Came called at 3:15 p. In.
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ONE 0?. outs OWN—
“What are you reading about?”
"That famous Cretan labyrinth."
. “£91er a table. There never was
a labyrinth from which a fellow could
not easily find his way."
“Think not? Ever been in the old
.part'ofBostoa?"
l‘larl N01 \1 .illt 1
'1lie drivcrless cab and
.lid of the ash barrel.
.lus whip is raised to strike.
'inlerferes and buys the girl~4luhbins
prices ' -
Popular Amusements
“TH E ETERNAL SAPHO."
To Be Shown at the Regent Theatre,
Thursday, May IS—Matinee and
Night.
film drama. ”The Eternal
in which W1ll1am l‘on again
presents Theda
unusual Odell and go And 11
holds the lnlel‘t‘si from the first reel
1» tin la 1 in a thrill lug \lul) ‘llltll
btitllle in the underworld and end.— in
1. hut i> i’dllt‘d liiflii >ot .111
The new
Saplio
Bara a.- SLII’.
sv-ilh
liie tely
to“ est‘llt has bUiilt' 21111011 III 11 which
llrllllt‘dlit't‘l.‘ altiaii- and l1old.~ 1h: au
menu '>' attention
I'm «lawn has bit-akin; owl New
\oik 11> (‘oudal t\\'.1111c1 (Hand) a1
.- till-1111 .1111 so'ni til .11.~ buiihe!” .11
1.-1.~ Virir‘ flillrllfllt’ lllr‘ll rounds oi
\ol’h cafes
l..illlil ‘illbbllls ('I‘lieiiu lia'a).
.‘11‘11
a lll
tle product of the ui1d1ruorld,wa
hiring a hungiy do: taunting him
win-n the lush ot her hall drunken
1.11 1-1 I
upon llr‘i shouldt 1‘s
tl‘i’ank NUIIIUSS) came
lie passes on to
.11.. panel where h1> wife 111,1 dyinl:
Laura. ill a spirit of retaliation. beat:.'
up ills horse with a nllf'k and St'ilds
I.i111 and cab galloping away.
(‘oudal and his friends come upon
good humor mount the
tearing down the Sll't‘t is Gubbins M.
from his window, lhlealens Laura
villi his whip and comes tearing dow
the stairs to her She is terrified. and
hides in an old nah barrel as Ceudal
and his friends come dashing through
‘ the scene.
The father protests with Coudal.
vho apologises. and. turning. he sees
his daughter Laura creeping from the
One second and
Coudal
Mllowlng. as if hall
drunken protestatlon
The men carry the girl to the studio
regretting, in
11; YEARS 0| J)‘ tot (‘oudal and there draw lots for her
She falls to Coudal
Mornlnl: comes and finds Laura a
woman. hating (‘oudal and his kind
She becomes his model. and from her
he models his greatest work. "Silpho"
Through this his fame brings him
friends,
Our ni;.l11,11l11-n .hc friends of (‘oil
«Isl are toasting his more“, Laura rc-
lurm to the tenement.her home Her
father comes In and finds her looking
:11 the foulsmuc 11llst-r1-lailen
1 here aw- cl‘t- . -11111
l'tlfllll
the rats 1W 1 '11
Turning upon him she flltkr‘ his whip'
from him and. In a wild splrltol mud
Lei-11. bests him from the room as In
the old days he had beaten her.
lining down into the saloon and there
slu
I11 int: attacked by gunmen fl'op
v liom she Is Nit't’d hv \Ic (‘ulloulzli
tilt-orgc Mat-quarriol. :1 11111111: gun
man. She Is turning on )wr way back
to the studio of l‘ouiIi-l when \lct‘ul
lough. following her outtells herlhu'
l. mun like he needs just such a woman
as she. Forcing I1cr illto i1 taxi. hi
takes her with him to Ml old housi- on
Fifth avenue, where Laura lnuocently
brings harm to a family which later
In the story brings her unhappiness
and love. So the story continues
never permitting interest lo wane and
at last bringing home ll forceful mor.
ill.
"PATIENCE: OR. BUNTH’ORNE'S
BRIDE."
"Patience" Is to be presented inthr
Regent Theatre on oMnday evening
May 291h. The following brief out.
line will give some 111ml of the plot
of this opera. In order to give thc
‘rldiculous side of the aesthetic craze
aaglnst which "Patience” was direct
ed. an immediate and burlesque prei
cnlation. Gilbert introduces us 011 the
rise of the curtain to the twenty love
sick maidens. In the stilted and un»
aainly poses Which they affect. They
suffer these cramping attitudes for
love of an idiot called Bunthorne. who
Public Auction
on the premises. rain or
shine
“Saturday, May 27,1916
At 2 p.111.
20 Building Lots averaging “2130
feet each.
Novak Avenue
running between South Main and
Meadow streets. South Nor-walk. Conn.
Tame—Ten per cent. on day of
sale. Balance within ten days. R's-
strlcted to dwellings costing net
less than 11.600.
J. M.I.ayton8i (10., Inc.
AUTlONIlRa'
11 Railroad Ave. Io. Net-walk. Conn.
NOTICE.
Removal of Pier
0n and Afterflay 0th
Freight will be received at Pier 45
m River l'ootofJaeksonStreetfer
WALK; I0. NORWALK, WID'T- .
MIT. MAW MID ”IN
The Analog J. amlh TM
Lines, Inc.
open: 1
full 4‘
in drunken|
cab and colnel
‘ 1mm.
I11» told Help New ~u1h ale arti [11! $ 4" " “ ”Q ‘0 1.4; 2... I. '1‘
llunthoine lllllh ll 1: al~o a p .r’lt not
3 will). a: or say» no hillou» as lr
:Ioolie" But the1 fancy they are all
1111 low VIIIL' him ‘o the Nilllpll amuse
unit of I‘alienie the unsoplllalitalt‘d
innate in:lkiua1d,and the indignation
ind thagrln of their elstuhile lult’ie
111t— omttls and Illt‘ 11 oi the lowly bf 11
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libtld‘ lnlolluilulely shr- 1.~ .111 n
‘1ttllilIXl_\ tlllllllll girl and ll'dhli.'. b
told 1111! Nut line 11- 1 be 1z-elii I ”I“
,gi‘.» I41 hand to liunlimlne i1! 111'
Isile (it‘blll‘r'~. Mule 111 reality .‘lit bel
into“.- ilt'l lniiii upon inolliei ninl'
llialiliy lliillt' ii-lnllilalllifl pot” in in.
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line nnu~ 11> proper outlet 'llic 1111'. I,
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Buntliol'nr'v t
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Sltli math-11> relurn to lllt'll
It. ate lit gills. Jane.
Inianiie elalltlhu) . \1eii.~ the
l'ilt‘ love
idragoons .aud lluillhorne l.~ left alone 1 l
l'lis bl'ldt- is the lily he ‘aspr- 111 I11<l 1'
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MARGUEFUTE CLARK.
lln "Molly. Make Believe." at the Re l
l gent Theatre, Today. ‘
' Marguerite Clark's Career. 1;
The Town ol Amndalv. (‘1o 5'.
was Miss Clark's birthplace '3'
Iller father and mother died when \liel1
inns little more than a child and shel
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flwil‘
'tinnati.
idecided to go on the slage. As .1 p10
nlfessionnl Miss Clark's first appialallie
was with the Aborn Opera t‘ompany.
in Baltimore.
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productioniI led to the position of lead '
lng lady to newmr‘llopuor in Pit'lt
Engagements \sitll various musical It; 3‘. 0. “Q; a. 3 mm
Last Call
During THIS MONTH ONLY
we are ofi’ering to owners oi
houses the following extra in-
ducements:
Special Prices on Wiring
Special Discount on Fixtures
1Twelve Months to Pay
Free Mazda Lamps
ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT.
This great ofier will positively
be withdrawn after May 3151. so
that if you want to take advan—
tage of it. there's no time to lose.
Ask us to give you an estimate
of the cost of wiring and fixtures'
——you will find the cost surpris-
ingly small.
Telephone us today and let
your family enjoy, the com/en
inces of electric service through-
out the years to come.
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UNll CIRIC
lllilll ll WAIER
BUMPANY
elicit.” “Happyland.” “The Pied Piper"
and other successes. Later came her‘
engagement with Jefferson De Angelis
as costar In "The Beauty Spot." and
her first stellar role in “The King of:
(‘adv-nia." Then followed her remark-3
able portrayal in ”Baby Mine." and.
ellgagements In the revival of "Thel
Lights of London. and later in “The'
Aiiairs of Anatole" i
ODD NOOKS AND
CORNERS OF OLD PANAMA
While the moving picture \cl'mit‘. of
11m Beach's "'1'111. Ne'el'»|i>\\'ell"
1111 11 slm'v of lin‘ ti'.n.~lr11cllon of ii.
I :11111l, ll
l.1ins to digglnu lln'ourh
(Ii oli'ltl‘v'n' 1‘“ Isllll ‘11 .
lor the passage of a Il‘tlll'lil picturi-
company which was commisoonctl 1:1
l|1101i|0(‘t‘ illl’
enacted in ('t‘llil‘ltl America
“11011 the Selig l‘olysctipe ('oninnnt
set out to film “The Nfl't‘l’rlkl'hh'i‘ll."
iht' llcx lll‘itl'll. Llllllltll‘ of "The
era." "Silver Horde“ and llllltl‘
iels. W N Selig timideti lliii 111 Orllt”
i'" get the leal .ilmosphnrc 1l1>111h~1l
in the book. ll would be necessary to
send his company of play” Io l‘unu
ma.
This was done and. alter remaining
there for some six mouths. 1l1c
pany brought back :1 ienact lilt'lllrel
which is considered by press and puh
lie to be one of the greatest tiln.
dramas ever produced. During the
course of the production we see ihcI
"Or it Ht‘lllt' [Illllll'l‘. {ll‘l'
11 way the
"1' '1“ 1111 111:
first I'iullilll lili'illl‘l' pin:
’\ll
Spoil
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I‘Ulil
WATIENCV
Monday Evening, May 29th
21'.
Regent"
teatre
Excellent Ortht‘si -S ‘ uded Vcicts
One of the. (Zeros .t‘es NIL 1sicol
Treats Ever Offer -.:d 211No: walk
ONLY 01“} PE thiil-Zlililt‘tli
SECURE YOUR TICKETS EARLY
digging of the great Canal. lllc samci-
railroad and the automobiles dt‘St'l'lb
ed by Rex Beach In thc’book; shz‘
Chil‘qul prison, which was built by 1h. ?
Spaniards In 1671; the famous Later...
Panama; the Island of Toboga and tilt. ‘
noliderful ruins of the original capital
0 filic lands on the Spanish luaini
which the British buccaneel'. “Moi '
gull." destroyed in 1670. l
"l‘he production is full of actioni
throughout. and although it takes loci
and one~ha|f hours to run. one incldcnl 1
follows another. and the interest is
unusual and sustained throughout. I
The picture will be shown tomor-i
row. at the Regent Theatre. Illailn1~t-'
and night. Prices. 10 and 15c.
Rules Governing the Bohannan Prizel
Spelling Contest. i
I. The Bohannan Spelling Contest
will be held on the evening of the first
Tuesday In June of each year. in the
Norwalk High School.
II. A pronunclator, iwo judges. and
a secretary shall be appointed by the
Superintendent of Schools.
Tile prouunclalor shall pronounce
the words and decide as to correct
ness of spelling. [:1 case of dispute.
the judges will give their decision.
which shall be final.
The secretary shall keep the record
of each contestant. recording .‘he
number of words spelled correctly.
and the number misspelled.
Ill. Each contestant may retain his
or her place until the third failure.
51V. Three lists shall be used; the
first list to be the words studied in
weekly lists given In the High School
during the year: the second list to. be
words thaLhave been posted on the
bulletin board two weeks before the
contest: the third list to be miscel-
laneous and to be selected by the pro-
nunciator.
V. The three who have spelled the
greatest. numher of words correctly,
shall be awarded the prises: 1st,
“.00; “$18.00; trd‘. 81.00. .
V1. The outer may make
“I!!!” that he may think necessary-
i” being the contest to a succ'eutni
conclusion
_..VA
powder to be. shaken into the shoes 1...... m h it“
and used In the foot bath. it relieves.“ thh da- m by the For;
painful, swollen. umartlng feet and In-am
stantly takes the sting out of come and ed In! .0 was a .3
bnnion‘s. I“.
discovery of the age.
flu is a certain relief for sweating.
callous and hpt. tired, selling feet.
Sold drugglsts everywhere. -
wayubi'm it to break in new shoes mammal-hump?
musics-gamma Aum.flmgmaauflguhsof
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REGEN
Till) WEEK or Tilli BIC-ital“ “tetanus
MOVING Houses EVER 1111mm iii atrium.”
Featuring The Very Foremost Stirs
TUESDAY, MAY 16
Daniel Frohman Presents
MARGUERITE CLARK
PHONE
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THURSDAY MAY 18 ~
Wm. For Pursues the Star
THEDA BsRA *‘
in _ r :1...
"MOLLY MAKE Tris ETERNAL saeno .
BELIEVE" The mat talked about M3
in; pi’ture in years.
FRIDAY, MAY r9
Daniel Frohman Presents
JOHN BARRYNIORE .
WEDNEDAY. MAY 17
The Selig Film Co Present
The to Part Version—lo
"THE NE'ER DO WELL”
1:
Priccs lo and I 5 Cents. "THE RED WIDOW"
SATURDAY, MAY 20
Ethel Clayton, Tom Moore and a Powerful Cast in
“DOLLARS AND THE “IAN"—
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