Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 30, 1891 · page 4

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We also have in rtock all the American
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THANKSGIVING!

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to Hon. William llacl‘arland, of New
Jemey.

The pupils of the Eastllorwalksohool
will giroarnmioal and h'terary enter:
tainmsot in Randall's hall tommrow
and Wednesday Wings.

Are you constipated ? Dr. Richardson' s
Coscaru. Rhubarb and Bonn! Anti-Cou-
stipation Powders cure Constipation and
Liver Complaint. Ask for lie. or The.
sample.

A resident of East Norwalk complain
that poker playing is one of the Sunday
amusements on the Benedict Farm, and
suggests that it he stowed before the
low gets hold of the players.

Tuttle, 2nd, and Patrick ll.
Dwyer. of Burwalk, have been drawn as
jurors to serve at the next term of the
superior court, civil side, which converts
the first Tuesday in December.

 

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Moore.

its sumac.

put in working «million.

willbomrrodfromlinntilido‘flock

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cumming would yarhlia. rum dbtchurch, willboheldthhevmlbg.
falrtouartlyeloudywoatharandhkhertom»
par-tun wtllprooablrprmllfollowodhylu.
ereaoinzolondinela.

One of John—B. Morton's .31....
truck horas died lart night.

There was ice on the harbor this
morning for thofinttimothiasmson.

 

William B. Warren, of Orchard street,
who recently spifered o stroke of paraly-~
sis, is more wmfortahlo May.

)5. H. Parsons, of Brookaide, has sold
is French coaching stallion ”Gaillard,"

Mrs. Folly Selleck. of West Norwflk,
returned today from a month‘s will
with'her son. Charles G. Selleck, in
Brooklyn. Mm. Selleck is eighty-aoyen
hereof ngenud remarkably active for
one of her yeamww

-Pure Men with pure cream, do a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.

is the name of a new
hat manufacturing concern in Danbun .
that started business this morning in the
factory of the defunct Nicholsd: lion!
macro that Empended bmineae some
months ago. The members of the new
firm are John F. Nicholsand FrankE.

St. Mary'n church fair, which has been
in Imgreas in the Opera House. clones
this evening. 'l'ho.atiendanoc ha been
very largeeuchereuing audthorecoipto
will run well up in the hundreds. The
Sumlime. the bright little paper publicly
ed by John 'I'. Bayer. thoroughly adver.
lined the fair and contributed much to

Thollridgeport Farmorauyritia prac-
tically certain that “lower Sanford &
sons. whoshnt down their hat factory
in liaotBridgoprwtlastopringmro to re‘
sumo operation! again. Fortheputtwo
weeksthellrmlnobeen looking updta
fwmeremfloyeoswiththsviswofro-eu-
gnzingthemaud the factory ha been

Pnopleofalltastumhttotlndaome-
thingtoaatifythetnatthe”l’ast, PM“
mtaMFumanuthsSouthflor-
. walkCongrogationalchurch.Weduaday
'Wewilxaleachdopartmrotwlllboap-
may mud. from the old
New England copper to the moat ad-
rapped under: bonus. The upper

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The regular continuum-lion olOld funda- During dreaming chandel. 1! WANTED

mum)”. ”985380!“ Y. w_ WolllodusJandAJLwillbeheldtoo Wandothorgamoswmindnlged call. Seatsare uowon sale attloyt's -
C. 1; UJttheirrooma, 22 North mm wright. Work tbothird degree. inandlateralluo collation warmed. drugstorefiouthllorwulkmndflmgnry’o A6000 “mam '5; "m do . lore:
WJo-lnonuwminaat‘i'fio'c after which the guests were favored drugstoro,Norwa|k. h m amilhywanhingatlwrown home. Adrflroio
___ ‘ N“ mm monthly meeting of no" mum-an on. Raymoudand My,Wodnendayand Wednesday ‘fififfifwnm‘ “mm“
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climb will meet Friday min; at
residence of Hrs. Hannah Hill, Welt

amnue.
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Engino No. 131 on the Consolidated
railroad, duo in thiscity about 10 o‘clock,
waodbhled thh'moruing, and engine”
lfltookthetralntoimdutinatiou.

The Niagara excursion which loam
Bowh'ork, footot forty-second street,
to-morrowJoava athpunnmateadof
8%”). m., auntie-Lt adrerthod.

The Porn Baking Powder- company
will giyoaneahibitiouatharleaB.
Seymour’s grocery store. commencing
to-morrow. Thcpubliciseordialiyin-
ritedtowitnemthermulhs.

’l'hefriendsof Fred Icrrill andller-
mnnSubmidtwere amamd tobearthk
morningtbatthoy were in thelock-up.
'l'heaelectmenhad rent them thereto
repabitandrenoratethebuikhug.

Serenisuow ocenrrediiaturday
evening. The Infield exprros pared
through here covered with anomand
oneofthepmageulnformedamter
that itwarsnowlnghardwheuthetrdn
left Pittnfield.

The lidiu‘munnof the South
Norwllk Baptist church will hold 'lb
finianuualmeeting tomorrow evening
atizmo'clock. Besiduthereportnand
theelwtionofollloeufortboyurdheru
will beudurrtuhirmbythotmwr.

Twofreighttrulusouthcllewfinglami
raflroud ran into eaohraher atWae-r-
bury aboutdo‘olock tbh atoning and
one man wm kilhd. The 143qu
and Eaatern Stairs express went overt!»
t‘onsolnlatetl road this morning on at-
couutot the accident.

Acouncil’ofchorcheain the Fairlie“
County Baptut annotation meet with
theFirIt Baptut church this afternoon
forthepnrpoaeofrwoguizinganorgan.
hafionofoohedbrothmandsiatoraaa
a church, under the name of rhsCalrary
Whoptirtchurch.

'l'hehargoCrisis.dNew York. which
isnnloadingacargoof timber near the
freight hounuptown,groundedat low
tideyesterdayand convened so thatbe-

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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ruler-Hus mil-i- W h- » holdahalaraadasppwat the Norwalk
WMVNMMIMKNMM mnemooal'dadqoad flau-
UMutawrflkaowau-nabeatmaay aft-noo- aad ore-lap. As
numeral.” 5 lb 0* Mum
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hrdhim. Crofutou hing atriladnid M n,

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eddowntkemum. Aprtynfnrcho

'l‘kobadeotimatoof WWW“
canbomadolrnmtlwuumberof people
pro-m at the Yale-Princeton forth-ll
pure is $30.51!). Under the am
numb-tug the calculation on tlaws
figure-.mohofthecollegefoothalla-v
elation! will receive about 317.0!» and
thellanhattauAthlotlc clubwillrscniro

 

Somemhcroanthaobrokeuoneof the
large oathdral 3h- wiadowr in tho
“Ammunohnrchandlnvoaha
roruupthoplaakwalkoulaplranaas.
undrr the W rail-

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84 Washington Street.

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Notice! Notice! Notice! Notloel Natlool

’lhlsworswill hindered!!! daycn'l‘naokniriug Wiley Opmlatntho
parlour. Widuugoihptrmasplnmimflnltmummmmly

Charles E Seymour,
South Norwalk loading linen. 33 Hashingioii Street on Hamil:

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thd row night. A fullattmdauceluau-mt»i
ed.

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Atdo’clock thh morning thothor-

mometeroat many place! about town
rsg’wtorultonaudtwelre Walton

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CBurionloavuthsomployofths
StateaExprmsoompanyinthh
citytoday. no iaauocemled by it. a
Raymoudmfllew Haven.

Thelndependentfiazialclub will”!

honorarium.anme
mthisohningat ”occur. an

metubenshouldbopreaeut.

 

—Omia' MW mhoyf
nudgirls Mara. B. Coly'-I.lmrd

warestore llmlcllallhlock.

 

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cldak. i don‘t want my wife to arc

what we are caning for.

S. J. O'Brien. proprietorof the Cen-
teunial'l'eastore. at lsllainnreet,b'm-
walk.bas madean awigumurttotllh
Uoolhlgeforthebouefitof hisaaditars.

Albert Borg. plaid-It of the Ariou
Mucky.“ oslehutetheanui-
moth: tidbit-rhino hall this
atoning. Dandng. out. will beindulg—

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bingo—I‘m min; to bring a»: .445
aruondtoeallon you Might. Witherlry
-‘l'lmt'!r'ught. lultdowteafavorold mall.
Don'tlet her wear her new aealskin

just now. Bingo (grimly-4V» draft

in Mr. Wheeler's lecture. next Friday
evening, there will be sbwn a number
of viewsof Egypt. These are not has

frahoriutermtingthanthepmru' of

"Palestine." The recent excavations

Egypt have yielded a rich harVest of
teetimonytothe hitorical accuracy of
theold mt. Ir. Whaler baau
photograph of amummy which itbaliow
ed to be that oi the Pharaoh of the
Exodus. Brick: with-rad without straw
arealsoshown.andriew!otthssitsot
menlcitiesmutiouediutheocrimures.
luthessdayaofhiblical criticismitiset
pocially hie-ulna to have fact! like
therewith whichtosurtaiuoue'orepnta-

tiouforgrnrralintolbm.

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lhnhury.

MYorkclty.

Miriam ”nihilism
row-W! trip to =7
whim 41.?

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Manila-Muslim» Ila-n

Tlarry Bungcrford. of Stamford. was

John'Doyle. of Danbury,spaot Sator-
day witbhismany friomlsiatbiaplaor.

lou- Wilcox. of Brooklyn. spent Sun-
day with bio father. Edwin Wilcox. in

llirsltlttiellsyaoldo. of my avenue.
brownedfmatwomonth'rhitia

llruflJU’rloe anddaughtrrlahel.
ofWostamuo,sro-pendin¢thedarla

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“million-nod. of Janey
(lityJupradlagaWdayawifirdp-

home ofafriend during the afternoon
audoarlyerouing.andwbonsliamturn-
edwas grosted Ivy-large unmherof

byPrInkBarthofllaotettotown.N.J.

SherwoodmfGroepFarms; lies Aimee
Wood, lies Edith Hunt, Ilia May
Smith, Hi4! Kittie Hutchinson. Ili-
Haryl’ardoeJlr. and Mrs. Killian-

:Tayloraveuue.
Ofllnw'lroklllretumd thin-crating. much it. Quintard

homahnntingtripiathenortherupart GeorgeB. Lum, J. Edward and film

oftbostate, loaded down with game...

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A PhlAllAll’f fiA‘l’lllfllllil.
rim-cu m at an
glam. aw West to“

li- l. lay llaymond invited a num-
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Amongtlmproseutwere MimAlioe

 
 

dall, Fred 8. Parsons. Harold A. Por-
sous. lumen M. Ponder, Charles D.
Borneo. Walter B. Jennings and James
1!. Mitchell.

REAL ESTATE TBAKSPEBS.

A m of Warn-too Deeds Recorded In
the I'm Clerk’s Olen.

Henry E. Williams to Adolphus P.
Been, land and buildings on leopard
MSW.

Nelson Taylor to Robert E. Horton.
apronlofland outhe westerly side of

 

 
 
 
 
 

of Norwalk:

both Allen. and lary L. Lulu, of Stam-
fordzJohu J. and Hattie F. l-‘lathor, of
lndianna: to Gnarls A. Quintard. land
and buildings on Main street.“ Norwulk.
(bmiderafim 34,000.

George W. and Ann A. Parker, of Lou
Amalial" to the Bow York. New
Haven and Bartfmd railroad company,
land on Keyrer avenue. East Nor-talk.
Consideration 812.50 '

Elliirt A. Woodward to James Jar-
diue, landou Linmln areuue.

A Letter from Council-a- lackwood.

fir Editor—T beg leave to correct a
few erronwus idem conveyed in the card
published in '1‘!!! 8mm Saturday.
contributor] by Lieutenant-Colonel [mile
Smith. U. 8. Army. Jimtico of the Peace
of the town of Norwalk. County of Fair-
field. State of (limo. l was the Corm'
cilman that he says rallal on him and
"begged him to assume the duties or
trialjudge insure the honorof the party"
etc. in the tint place. there in no trial
jmlge. The ones are brought before
any justice of the peace that the grand
juror or attorney may name. I did drive
to hiabouaeand elated to him the un-
fortunate mistake made by the gentle-
men who badbeen tryingtbecasoseyery
otherwoekandltaudtohim thatifbe
wiahed totlkntbocaaea they would be
giron to him. preferring to bare aDcmo
mticjusticew a Republican one. as]
consider to the victor belongs the quilt.
loanainlydiduot bag of him to take.”
them. and I mutt candidly confess l fails
toromemlwr of even haringtourgeor
ask him more than once. Supposing
that the monetary consideration of no)
per case (an unfortunate error) was noth-
ingtooue who receives tamper year
from thogorernment and repiitoduibe
wealthy: and amide-ring that the honor

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

wao given.” had formerly been done:
and as the former justice wan do
ingall in It'- power to alum for his
miotakenndhoinga poormanthecon-
sidcrationofflfllprr coo meant quite a
inapmwardanlm living. the (lily
Attorueywaslnstructadby tho nth-lair
by whom he is employed (after the,

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

latice- had talked it over
aadaputoit)mmahoulthoeaamtn
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InudflraJ. W.Purtrr. elm Muhbwaek. immediately [slain-
hry,aulhal|lldlhlldlln- mummwmn—t

3 day.whaulhelutaaowal callodantl

”Mom. of New Web kaidforhlmtlllaftorldo'm whsoit
and lull-vitamin, hadtobrtuardorwto tllsilrrtjuatico

whine-d.“ Whimlhflfl.”
athalywlthout faldt of no. ldseply
multitude! tho is.» tons of
autumnal-mm Iofar
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mountain-a m wbrl he
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rurumaulmmwh 1“.»er
bunfltstWM.WM Mme-mm rotulotho

wart-Ia city M 1 tan
”dam-ammonia

w Maroon.

Dad’s celebrated opera company will
apparalxmio Hall. Thom-lay“l ova-ins. 7

. 344.

Hack ., hadattmoflllnwu WM”!

 

orntumenundmochanioal allocbwillbe
broughtluwo to make this production
yrerfactinoverywuy. This willcertaln-

play. ”The Orphans of New York,"to
Bunnell’s Bridgeport theatre for three
performances, and will nodoubt do a big

business. ..

party will appear and givearnriod en-
tertainment that cannot fail to draw out

Opera company with sixty people inthe
company. andSaturday. Dec. 5 will wind
up this big week at Bunnsll's popular
theatre withMiou Helen Burry.inher
new play. “A Night's Frolic." She Willih
have the finest. kind of support. as she is
underline management 0”. M. Hill.

South Norwalk Kola by Way of the “alter

monthhasbaeuverydull.und the man-
ufaeturers took advantage of the lull to
complete their semi-annual shock—taking.
Spring samples are now being shown,
and orders are coming in that will soon
not the madnery going and make all
hands happy again.

account of stock in «their two factories
and are putting them in order for
anotherueuson. Theyare showingaomem
excellent styles for Spring. '

fine working order in their new buildings.
The old boiler room has been converted
into a fireproof stock room for fur. and

wouldbeasrnnch if every other week A

 

"WWW-W mom“ Taylor a Golden.
.3... ”wmnmtlw” " Real Estate and Insurance

 

week. in the biantif
wwemwuw

anywld'filo

 

 

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All theoriginal aoenery, arm.

A LADY'B brag-pin. in the South Norwalk

or can have” name by paring for thin
merit andp
J r. North M n street.

4: bhure lastemi Own-

property. Christ

 

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datum

in the

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Supper and Refreshments served from

5 until 10 o’clock.

 

 

 

Doc. 3 the May Rome]! Burlesque com-

.91”.

premises.

To‘LET.

1.00“ of -l rooms. with city“ water,” So.
if: Dollarne avenue, East”) nalrw Rent
inquire of Mrs. B.Smith (magic

 

good home.
Dec. 4 will bring the celebrated Dull

FIVAE

street bouth Sorwnlk.

rooms on Burbank street. first floor.
pply to J.L LBurbanll. lil South wgluin

 

UPPEB part oi hoanmk corner Main
Apply to E. A. Woodward

street and Hartford Place. Rent 314.

 

HATS AND BATTING.

 

 

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and Farrier.
Batting in South Norwalk for the

Crofnt & Knapp have been taking

A

Neck. newly will!
ng street.

Fl‘nmsuxohnm. to
FUB‘d‘lHED rooms at 10 ammo!“ street

ASIX- 300)! (Image. for small family. on
Appl toCborsterFl lurk. “Quintardmenue.
Soul nlll'tf
H0091? on High nlroet. containing 5 rooms.

street. containing nil the modern mm c nienceo.
rit‘lsen' roomy born on rear of lot. Tn) tor a
in n

Jacob ill. Layton.

Fll'li

llOC SE near Elm Grove Storm? moron.
water in. rent 510. Also house on Ely 5
led and In tint clan-i order.
App! to John H.
Sonth.‘ rwalk.
TBBLE‘S HA now new iule b
l’rohibitlouc h. to let from

pply toJ. lning Dibb

Kua p. 72
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theLWarwickhote It by”

 

Burritt avenue. Modern improvements.
\‘orwalk

in good condition: also house on Grove

nil if

(it SB on fourth avenue. near corner of
Con street. Baht Doorwalk. Applyvto

rooms on second hour to a small fain-
117 thAWl’ 3k. J .Crowe, 3 Wen): 1;“.

 

The Volk Hat Co. have everything in

i0]! SALE.

 

their stock room for trimmings is a
model for cxmwmerrco. Robt. A. Trim
hie is West with a grind line. and is tak-
ing into of orders on their strictly hand-
made hats.

B

ad to be sound.
Somali k.

4 heap.
Main street. Norwal‘

[IORSE hum roan horse good for any

A!" MDalsy. hifihands, weighs I. it!)
has trotted mm. mveré‘gelntle. .nud believ-
rl e Baal marine.

and top balm... wagon.

rulitlon and will be mild

LWernelr. \‘o. ll
n:..

nouns. hi3"
All in m

Inquire of (Shari can

work i rice Ion. Apply at thin office.

The Ladies of St. Paul's Church Will Hold a

ing. George .‘fla‘h;
PART 4. Fin: 114:.

Mr‘ed seats wcent t.s

34244 and. surrén ,.

on the afternoons and erenlnga of

Wednesday and Thursday-

llEli. 2 and 3,

AT THE

OPERA HOUSE.

Programme For Wednesday Evening.
~TKE SAILOBS‘ FETE~ ,

PAiR'l' 1 {fine Wit girl; Mugn from apic-
n r- on a moon ne~ eue th
The arril ul of the undone—The Jelcgnilemm

PART: Tableau. By thrilled.“
. PART3. The fete Dance. He rbert J.

0

boot. Misses Byxb and Shrub: Club 83323-
lce. Herbert J. Tilly

The anilors’ dance.
Programme For Thuroday Evening.
Dance. Herbert J. Tilly; Song. “Thou Bril-

liant Bird." Miss Agnes Bowen; Dancedler-
her-t .I. Tilly: Song. ”The Flower Girl}? Berli-
nnni. Miss Acne: Bowen; The Sailore' Dance.

Admi-osion. if 3 cents; l'hildren. 10 cents. Re-
nil) ..

lHlISIC Hill. Sfllllll Hllllllllli,

l. M. BUY '1'. Manager.

TIIlIHSllll ElEIIIIIl, DEC. 3.

lluif Opera (in.

Thain-gestalt

made us-
ical org-Mutton ““33;qu mm
unnii opera in three acts.

The Queen’s Mate

First production in this city.

 

 

John 4‘. warm & (70. have had but Bcnmm. Umtbrhéomruu untbe ml Ill-PaopIG-lll W-Bllomt-W
little “m it! mt haw” The stallment plat” no interest: no fairy .
7 m - 533.302.3333: 3:773:23 33.33.35,; .3... W...
curlers. however. during the month have 4:..3 “mm“ m,” t E M“ ‘
ground. W4
had a mu.» rest while waiting for weigh- uni mm «“3 fl Prices 50. 75 and $I
outs. That willaoonbeended.nnd 1.“ km; Altatl I
then for hard work on Spring goods. 200% “Pg‘lu “"21 Kala“, eorxo I”? 4135:3033“ on we at Hoyt “d Oregon?
The Adams Brotherl' Manufacturing l-‘OItSALE 031033111; m‘ mm V W
Co. are already at work on Spring goods. .
undone fully on busy as they anticipated As claim room house on ilen street. East L EC I U R E
Sorwalk. in splendid com 4.itlun Barn.

for the time of the year.

 

If two clothing dealers of Des Moinm.

suits at 89. 00 each. went out with the
salesman at night to see the town spent

madea pleasure trip to no:

0prongs. and stayed six weeks. at 41cm
Wfor hotel bills railroad fare.

etc. and then bought it bottles of ( 'uctuo
Blood Cure each at M. 00 a bottle what
would a mamrner have to y for a suit

inmdertogireapmfitof lper cent.—
coat of

Cactus Blood 4mm will give you in-
formation.

 

For Sale.
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Spring Styles
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Woodward
Homestead,

“ For the winter.” A omuinal who.
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twelve building into and barn.

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Buildings.

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Will be given

BY

Ilev. Kittrodgo Wheeler, Hartford.

Subject: "PALZti’l'lh'l'l." Illustrated.

lnI|88lllI 25 GENTS.

lecture begin» at I p. m.

A GREAT TREAT.

WILL GAHLTHN.

The Wuthtouownod l’oei. Author. [healer
and lecturer. will be at tho

congregational. to. Hmrlt.

WEIINESHAY, DEC. 9.

Wot More:

"CHIIII 0F SUCCESS”
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TICKETS . . . . . 50c

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