) boat a pair of Dll‘l‘CHEBfi .3300
.. names
, ’ Fur every SUSPENDERWNt
“S. I I entire. If they are m the wusraanu eve/mo my I“
III"II¥
flEA’l‘, or elsewhere, We will PAY you OPIE DOLLAR. or
Best In the World
FOR SALE BY
Peed Material.
I
4
.3-
.
inmmgw I
in Paolo
Mellonald & Perkins’ Silver 8er confectionery 4
ages, Suitable For the Holidays, at PLAISTEH’S, thug-Store.
Take Part or The Mortgage
0!! YOUR nominal).
protect our homestead?
flow make Meertalza shelter 1!: your wife and
chHren in care you die? The answer lappfllam
andeauy —by moving a Life Insurance“ h 5
form about equal to the mortgage. Thous-
vebern thus preservalJ and
thousand» of more will be in the
But while doing this, wh not insure
for-mat Policy that oil eatisf the
ham yin llve.ae well as lithe
0 death? Au Endowment Policy. lmuv
bytheConuet-tlcut tGeneral Life insurance
.Conn.. will anomplinh
be ‘ “I‘ll amrit‘xnt at Ithel’I Ilmyl"
I once. you ‘6 1! ya u
”I06 and in either event it must pp‘rove a
invertment. insure your life-I.
but before doingvo. be sure and examine this
.L’.Hommedlcu
Anni. .Waehington 5L. South Norwalk
lumber of American .Watrr Works In».
at
term. Civil Engineers' Alum-lotion.
74 WEST iltlllll.
South NerwaIII, Benn. ..
’ ll Mmmnpunnenmwnv
’ “flaunt Water Pipe laid.
I " “ liewmatada.
mmowdwtw
PM.“ building and laying out of print
gnu-Whine.
“Mnmdnmmmtioa.
IlPBlt convene
thrislmas Trade
‘ (I' «or run. none mirth M if
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAM” GOLDEN. Editor and Motor.
Hill-tun AlElllulq'
at. hull-II” 'ItI'III? A...
l
~1an diatrict to-day partly cloudy. slightly
warmer weather and {men to brisk southwest-
erly and aoutherly winds will prevail. follow-
ed by light now. On Saturday partly cloudy
weather wIll probably prevail. with slight
Pompemtnre changea and fresh variable winds
lollowed by anow in this section. and on Sun-
day partly cloudy tofalr. colder weather. pre-
ceded "by snow in New England.
SERIOUS MATTERS.
The mayor' a message has brought facts
to light that show thattt ' utime that
there was a most thorough investigation
of city atlaira.‘ .
The mayor informs us that "on a care-
ful examination it is found that the city‘s
floating debt is $08,720.96,” which ac-
cording tothe report of the your previous,
is an increase for the year 1“! of 833,.
575.00. In explanation the mayor says
”he is inclined to think that a mistake
was made in the figures of last year. and
that the indebtednem at that time must
have been larger than reported.” We
have no knowledge of whether this is
the cancer not. but were informed by ex-
City Clerk Crowe this morning that in
making up his report. with the nuisance
of err-Mayor Wilcox. the books balanced
toacent. and that he is confident the
financial condition of the city was nor-
rectly reported. This apparent discre
pancy may be explained in the itemized
statement of the financial condition of
the city to be presented at the annual
city meeting.
One fact, however. must be patent to
all, that our eanses for some time past
have been far in excuse of our receipts.
and that we are rapidly becoming in-
volved in a debt of a serious nature. The
present tax of ten millet raises about $22.-
000. Last year three items. streets.
lamps. and interest on the floating debt
consumed this entire amount. The debt
certainly lIa-a been increased the amount
of themed of the other departments of
the city.
Another fact deserving of serious con-
sideration is that our total debt. bonded
and heating. is between 13 and it
per cent of our grand list.
The bonded portion $900,000. to be sure.
is a good investment. but it cannot long
be considered in that light. if our iloat.
in debt continues to increase as for the
poet few years. for this will more than
oilset the benefits of the water system.
Our water rent for 1“]. amounted to
$17,062.”. Of this anmunt $2.00 was
paid the water commissioners for fire
hydrants; a simple changed-hand pro-
can without any actual financial benefit.
for while it improves the water system
exhibit it is correspondingly detrimental
to the city account.nstbc interests in»
valved are identical. ‘
There wasatimeinthehiattryof our
city when tinI mllcy was to ”pay as you
go." and so longas that [werailcd we
had no floating debt nor heavy interest
amount. To be sure we have some im-
provements to show for our present debt
‘ceFtI-iuly not “4.031) worth. it
the amndltureof mbney tint the
people ‘ mplaln of altogether. but it
the lit received for dwerpnulittue.
Aeomatterof fact for eornetimelthae
been the policy of the city albumin to
evade the spirit of our charter by appro
pflatlagmpiaoo-meai more for certain
pone-ea than the charter contemplated
allowingthemtodoforanyoaelw
proveraeat pr work.
Wouldn’t it bewiee for our present
mncil to inaugurate a new policy. and
in matter-of public expenditures keep
within the spirit swellarthe lrtterof
the charter.
bu
WWII
Amara-pendent in a lengthy cont-
nucleation onthelneqnalltyof mt
water rat... and the W
minuwhoieltfnrmufactur-
iagaudotbtrparpoamotvhlvfietotbe
minimal the do. other
mettle lay-time from the ayato-
“Whom-Hanna,“
iagtkeplriadwhaatbm walled.
”Weep-plea whatwuvaa-
hgmumdfiflm
mm; WW
THE INEQUALITY Of
, rum.
agementto manufacture; to louateand
. .mtmenwmavata
' West New Rochelle. wil|.on and after
«no; Inter-I mmm‘ ‘ . a.
favourite firstmihegmundot mono
continue business here.
Another representative of one of the
hrgeat manufactures here said to us
morning.- Ithat‘he was duddedlyglld ”him
itrelgltation or tea questiouhad been
bugha His own concern :had felt aggriev-
ed at the injustice for some time. and
unites theyare matadaaotheroonsum
ere. had about made up their minds to
sink a well and pump their water. which
could be done cheaper than they get
their present supply from the water
works.
This certainly ought not to be so, and
there is something unfair about In».
that make a watersupplymoreexpea-
sire by gravity than by M
Another manufacturer wane us to pail
a meeting of metered PM W
to consider the subject, him. he an...
the most emontial In nationally 3nd
policy thathuhuanhmfithe com
aideratiou of the public ‘w some time.
He says, to specialty in hone-unis:
when we have an abundppt. mun
ceasive supply of public water. is not
only radically wrong in principal but
rumoust wrong in policy. These coa-
sumeru he patly argues not only pay in
crews of other consumers under very
onerous mtrictions. but pay the mo.“ of
the amount which is taken out of the
general tax for the fire hydrants.
The general idea.so fares we have heard
it expressed. and we have heard from
many, is that there is decided jmtice in
the demand for n more liberal and equi-
table policy towards large consumers of
the city water. and that every encour-
agement should be given to thoec at pre-
sent using it for parlance of power. and
for others to do the same. Every ma-
chine in this city driven by power direct
or generated from the surplus of public
water is a public benefit and in these times
whenit is the general policy of cumuloni-
ties to odor special inducements to
manufactures. it is certainly not wise
for South Norwalk. oven with all itx' ad-
vantages of hn-ntlon, Io llllpuuit' mon- tax
upon its manufacturies for water than it
does the general consumers.
—-———___..
J. R. Raymond has returned from
a visit in Danbury.
William Whitlock. of Rochester. N.
l’.. is visiting Charles A. Knapp, West
street.
David W Raymond. armof undertak-
er (large B. Raymond. is taking a
course at the United States college of
IIIIIbalming in New York city.
Nathan Riggs and Miss Catharine Win~
sted.colored. were married by Justice
(3. B. Coolidge yuterday afternoon in
his ott‘lce on Main street Norwalk.
Over two hundred young people enjoy-
ed the fine skating on the East Norwalk
pond Ian evening. The ice is perfectly
Irate and there will doubtless be another
large crowd time this evening.
when coffee with pure cream. on a
cup. depot restaurant Open all night.
The Mine of the station on the llarlem
River branch of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad.me called
January 18. be called Woodaidc.
lira. William F. Stratum. who has
beeullviugluSwartad Corbett'a build-
ing on Washington. street. and whole
hmband died “are. moved to her for-
merlleatrlnMua. 3.11.; this morn-
ing.
itev. Zalmon B. Burr. of Bouthport.
died yesterday morning of a complica-
tion of diseases. lie was seventy-nine
year-of an andfor twenty-two years
mutated a pastor of the Comm-lions]
church at Wooten.
Washingtonian”. ’
Mum-dihemoffiorwalk
was appointed is William Baylor.“
itowaytou. ,
A has lambtrof Mohave already
ovum-u.
“Isadore Playhew. of Ely avenue. it
critically ill with the run
A number of Norwalk lads and lorries
enjoyed a straw ride to Weswn last even-
‘3'." .1 ”.P'M" til” i Inuit“
“ V W. “or Bridgeport.
M’Imioeuo"ww at‘ would
Point. ,
Adaughterwaaborn to linaadhira.
WilliamC. Jerome! Spring street. yea-
terday afternoon.
—-'l'he beat opportunity em oflered to
small investors. Stock in the Evmhed
LandCo... Niagara Falls. A few more
shares at par. For particulars inquire of
Gen. Lockwood. at cigar store.
I ..
...I,..
.2...»
Dr. W. LWeedlscontlnedtothe
home with a severe attaokof the prevail-
ing epidemic. _
Alexander hello Austin. who has
been ill with the grip at his home on
West avenue. is out today.
E
Michael Farrell. of Wilson‘s'Point.
was fined fl and costs for drunkenness.
bthIatioe'l‘ownsend. this morning.
A horse harassed to one of Finney a
Benedict's delivery wagons ran away on
River stncct yesterday afternoon. No
damage.
Four thornand bushels of cuts arrived
this week for Raymond Brothers. They
received a cargo of Portland cement yea-
terday.
Mien (Eertnldc Peck entertained a
number of friends in an Informal way at
her home on East avenue. Thursday
evening.
Almnd excursion to Niagara Falls.
January lilth. ‘or tickets and inform»
tiou call on (Mr. lan‘kwood.
A number of Norwalk [maple have n».
ecived invitations to attend A. ll. Nut—
ting‘a reception nI-xt \t’alncsday even-
ing. in honor of his dam-lag classes at
Ridgefield.
Jmeph Younger. who was arrested by
Officer llaun anluoaday night. for
drunkenness. was trial before Janice
Umlidgc lmt night and fined ti and
costs. “I: paid.
——l’ickled tongues. pick‘t-d pizs' foot
and pickle-II trig»), at Smith‘s Washington
market.
The Alpha Wheel club, of Norwalk. is
getting up a theatre party to attend the
"City Directory" at Music Hall. next
Wedntnday evening. Ten names have
already been secured.
Joseph (fallen. of Newton Heights.
died suddenly while sitting in the bar-
room of the Putnam House. New York.
at 10 o'clock last night. lie has been at
the hotel for four oer-ha
~l-‘roln 6 to X" p. m. . Saturday. JamI
ary llth, M. S Smith will sell taut bleach-
ed muslin for iii mute per yard.
Mrs. Jane llxtkwg-ood is seriously ill at
her home on he: street. Mrs. Loch
Will] is better known as "Ath June."
the colored peddler of notions. She is
now over eighty years of age.
Pensions were granted by the Pension
bureau yesterday as follows: Original
invalid, George Washington. Roll-suc-
andincreaee, Samuel Carpenter. Orig-
lnal widows. etc.. Catharine Murray.
~Wanted—Tweuty-flve operawrs on
Wilcox a (libba straw sewing machines.
Apply at once. Arthur 0. Wheeler, i2
Butler atropt, Norwalk.
Dr. Richardson's lied Clover. Winter-
green, Dandelion and hamperilla. Floral.
Liver and Kidney Tea cures Blood Dir
Affectitms. Ask forbc. or lilo. aamplc.
Thpmfictedpureiof thefarui‘of
Mfumhdfllfi continuum it.
1'. Mfmdhunotyetbaencmmmat-
edbecat-eof failureto amen price.
landfall iaaaid tubular-dd”.-
M, while Ir. Pailuhild thought ”H.000
memo-och. ltiawautedforaatoek
fann.
llaldrlthnntingia the all morning
multilingual” human who
know thefavoritebaunteof llaelittleani-
heavierthan thatof Wedneeday.woald:
hingtbehmmouthtalllorea
, w
ordera. Lira! Complaint and deaey'
llliill &
out Columbia pnwmatic bicycle.
WT. DuWitt n... is sick at
his home in llowayton, with the grip.
I Interpret-mu; Demons intmdltpetl
other men: lane day “would hell
Hilly; . I:
Iv.i if .It I1 f f'v; II".
Poultry ralsers “will be interested in
Raymond Brothera’ new advertisement
in another column.
Miss Gertrude Camp will hold a lamb
calo at her home on North avenue. on
the evening of January l5.
William Cushman. of ltowayton. has
been granted an increase of pension,
through D. P. Harrell, of ”2 per
month.
~31. S. limith is alluring wool hosiery
and underwear at half actual cost to
clean up stock.
fornmrly assistant to Dr. Bridges, veter-
inary surgeon, has opened an office in
Gregory‘s drug store, Sorwallr.
The Rev. l". E. Robbins will baptize a
large class at the First Baptist church on
Sunday. at both the morning and even-
ing service-o. __
‘ The public installation of oil‘icers or
the l'ruted Order of the Golden Crone
has been [Impound until two weeks
from tonight.
Ziliav lenez Kreler entertained a few
friends at her home on Mott avenue.
last evening. in honor of Miss Susie
Worn-ll. of Hartford.
.\n unusually attractive calendar is-
sued by the Lao rencc Cement company.
is being distributed by Raymond
limthers. the local agents for the cement.
The new time table; on the Danbury
and Norwalk railroad were received at
llIedifII-rent stations yesterday and are
now real)“ for distribution.
llntcb. Bailey 8: ('0. received three car
locals of grain via theI Houseman- mil-
r-Iad tlIi-I morning. and Raymond llroth-
ers received a car load of wood.
It was reported in South Norwalk this
morning that the station agent at Bethel
was murdered and rubbed last night of
$300. The report proved to be untrue.
~~lteasoonble prices at [dint-'5 depot
restaurant.
hiclcotman 0. W. Raymond is in
Bridgeport today negotiating for the
removal front the hospital in that city
to the Nora-elk almsbouse, of Andrew
l‘aatur. the Hungarian who was
inJunnl by the cars in this city. last
summer. so that lI'uI limb had to be am
putated.
Funeral services; over the remains of
Henry t'ouk were held from tho Wilton
Congregational church at l:30 o‘clock
this afternoon. Rev. Mr. llart officiated.
The singing was by the male quartet“-
nf the First Congregational Church of
Xoru‘alk.
The members of the Arion Singing
society hold their annual election int
evening. with the following result: Presl-
dcnt, (‘arl Schaub: vice-president. Theo-
dore Petrcnz: monetary. Albiu Ncukir-
chnrr: financial committee. Albert Berg.
«"ng Schaub and John Waller: rcrwnl-
llmgarath. time (leflurd.
Robert A. Bmwn.thc runaway member
of the firm oi Brown & Hodges, returned
from hie wanderings last night for his
wife and family. lie says he will lack
his statements. published exclusively to
True Starlet". a few days ago. No more
has been made by either side as yet. in-
teresting developments are awaited.
The police meived a telephone men-
from. the constable at Greenwich
.nighttolook out for a man about
feat.etghtluehra in height. smooth
verccat. black pants and black derby
hat. Heiawanted for breaking into a
resitlenceia Gmwlcb and stealing a
palrofdlamund earrings. diamond pin
and a gold watch.
. ThsaudItendeatholellII-m B. Hall.
muleftaraeaacyinthe brine-e
elmleeofnrldgeportwhichwill laughs
felt. itr. llall'e puma-thy was vomit
Mhludmmym friends um
,Ihdeatbaeametltotahe the anion“.
spirit out of the large eatahiiahmtnt
«mnwmmmmnm
map. tremor-elm II- a pic-III.
a. meant-mm IM rum-”w
kmtbatlr.flall‘aintsreatwillnllalll
Winthum, wbiehwtllbeeun-
Headband-inhuman”.
torthethMyIra-W.
intlieflaaatiebaildhg,
mmwmhoawweaotiead
Witch's-duh , Ill!
wuaerippla. He war hkall Moll:
ideally.
South
Ell. Jacksonhasreceived a '02 pat-
Dr. S. W. Schuppan. of Jersey City.
ven.blaok'baig andeveaawure light)
Matufomumu I.
once ann- um hut-r n. val-I
[\‘W‘P
tormented Indie
HillSeli at Half
Sllll
mg»... n... on...
1...!
at Wilson Point, vice. H. J. Smith, re-
sinned.
Twenty- four holes of straw huts arriv-
ed for Dennis q Blanchard on the Eagle
lust uixbt.
J S. Cornwall of Union Park. has
returned from a visit with A. 8. Eustace
of Mount Vernon,
lira. John F. Holland“ died this morn-
ing at her home. (:0er of South Main
and Raymond streets.
S. B. Sherwood has the contract to
make improvements about the office of
Trowbridge's box factory.
Miss Ella J. Byxbce. of Maple street,
returned this afternoon from a week's
visit with her aunt in Morristown. N. J.
Mrs. Joseph F. Lackey. of Meriden,
claims to be one of the direct heirs of the
Francis; Blake estate of fifty millions in
England. She proposes to get a bit of
the big estate if possible.
For the benefit of our uptown readers
we impart the valuable information that
Stillson'u popular lsoxatonic is now on
sale at J. G. Gregory's. We recommend
them all to try one bottle. Nearly 15,00
bottles have been sold in this city in lush
than a year.
A. W. Chicheater do Co. have purchas-
ed the smelt. etc” of the assigned estate
of Thaddeus (layer in Springwood. and
will conduct the store there. Samuel
Seymour. until recently with timely-
man George Ferris, has accepted a posi-
tion with the firm.
PLAY AND PLAYEBB.
Cure. Comma, Car-numb.
teller-Hanoi Hollie titte-
HER new PLAvL-rml-z COM-
PA.\\'——:\'U'rl;l) ANlMALS
Israooucrzo.
One of the most sensational plas
to date" as at mIght say. interlude-d
with wit and humor and seasoned to suIt
the taste of the multitude, with special-
ties. scenic effects. thrilling situations and
tnmorous chmaxes. will be served up a'
Musk Hall next Monday evening
when charming Miss Bettie Bernard
-nase. tne sounrcttc with the go: on
locks and a pretty lII'urc. will capo. Ilt
her numerous admirers from the " dude
in the orchestra to the ”little mi" in the
gallery. and play and sing an dance her
self into the carts of all.
A most interesting is More of hrr no“
play Unclc' s Darling ' is the lllll'txllui trot
of some noted anxm.xls.promincnt Imong
them bring a team of les that are bro
ken to time In harness; they are sp undid
animals and surpnas the true (lL‘t r In our
and strength, born as tall at the Mold.
era as a horse, on unite great so: itoess
to patient endumnre and fati uc It is
said that they are able to run: lriv miles
in an hour. ’1 hey urigh about seven
hundred pounds each and are valued up
in the thousands. King, the thrrc year
old dog of the great Dane brood, who
leads “Joe Burrows" about the star
after he has been stricken blind in the
play.vvasimportcdb Mr. Ch. Is. 0. (base
through the Home ale Kennel Co. at
St. (oseph. Mich. from “main ham
Eng rod for I35 pounds etcrlm cunt
the Mosul! weighs :55 pouml is nine
months old and bears a digm of twen-
t Ithrce enerations o the nmst noted
ngiish. rock :he was imporml by Mr.
l-rrmk Cnlburt. at a cost of 1 no. when
onlg live monthaold. The Be as jet: and
are exceedingly well mined and
never fail to provoke the most hearty
aughter and applause from the audience.
The Esquimaux dogs an: M oi
great aagacity.d rmre perhaps than any
other breed amcular char-
acteristic of this dym is i It be forms a
micular attachment to his master. and
ever kind other» may in. they or} m
can u‘gain his ailcction,evcn from coaxing
oodor otherwise; and whenever set"
individual of his attachment iv. They
are aeen in the third act of the play. bar-
and drawing a sled in true Ea-
qulmaux style.
Mite Chase lit! associated with herself“
t and versatile companvm of players
incl lag Mme. . baselea
log: Frank Colbert. comedian; Chas.
heavier Will H Steven. char-
acter: Wm. character: Charlie
Warheaboys; cll. C. l‘ait.Chaa. SamuelaN
Chas. Leslie. Harry Dollar. William
Devil and Frank Ev or. Special Iver.
no.3 Vera Evans. character: Alice
N undone '.Martin.
a“ and ”here bite. special-
‘l'ha playtbat has made allArneriea
lanai» lie-en‘s “City Directory." will
team alienation methane-cu
“I“, flmwthmw-
unmmmmum
Borwalk I
.Prruaeyhaaboena ppointudagent
at liberty rushes to the spot ohm the I n.
Suppose
Charles E
RAILROAD Pl BEIEN.
Arbitration in Beg-rd to Their Wages in
Progress.
Nearly all day yesterday Chief .P. M.
Arthuroffgha Brotherhood .of Income
' tive Engineers. A. B. Youngscn. his as-
Blatant Wand Master. LP. flargent
in New Haven trying to settle the differ-
ences which exist between the Consoli-
dated road'a officers and the firemen
on the Naugatuck, Northampton and
Connecticut Valley divisIons, who
want an increase of twentyefive
cents a day. The men asked for
the increase a you ago, but no
action was taken by the company.
The engineers are backing the firemen
in their demands. and that is why Mr.
Arthuristhere. The gentlemen had a
conference with General Manager Tattle,
Superintendent 0. ill. Shepard and Super-
intendent John Bouncy and they re-
ceived a proponition which was submitted
to the men at a meeting held in the after-
noon in the Ford building.
Everybody who knew about the runner
last evening was reticent and it could not
be learned whether the proposition had
been accepted. It is believed, however,
that there will be no strike. Mr. Tuttlo
said the reports about the matter were ex-
aggerated and everything Would be ami-
cably sq tiled
If a man on a salary of $20. 00 a u cek
had Bill'vll $00.00 audon betting mar-
ried loota neck, paid $2. )0 for 3 mar-
riagc license. and 3’7. 50 to the minister.
and after that paid $12 a week for board
and $8. 00 a week for his sick wife, and
“.00 for medicine how long would it
take him to" (I broke" if he didn‘t get
Cactus Blood 'ure for his wife?
R. H. Planted. of South'iorwalk, sells
Cactus ill uod i are and will tell you all
uboutit.
Taylor & ‘Gwolden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WISHIHBTIIH STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
anfitf
“’AN'I‘ILI).
‘x’l'l'lllx live rninutes' walk of the duct a
large furnished room or too small rooms
adjloiniug. Address Lork Box till Sour: .Vor-
R J.
BOXEKN— —.I\[{
Ruth 6! Gel,
\l'ltHE girl MIN bi we ll remnmicmicd.
Apply at IIIL- IIIriue. 13 It
T0 LET.
l) at the unmet fattory of
Ischmidr.
j—a
‘
]‘He house corner of llanford Place and
uouth Main Hfrf‘vl. 14 rooms. rent .
Aim house .\o.d‘» melwnnlavenne. rent ll.
inquire of E A. “node ard.
depot. inquire at Sunset. amt-e. STJt
1““) or In}. furniahul rooms for light
housekeeping .Ir lodgers. inquire at >11.er-
Sanfllcc. 323d
1 ill :Eon “ate-r street. part of houee on
High urn-III; part of huqum Ely menu: .
barn on Tutor aw l’lut‘:
street. Raymond Bros.
TWO reclind floor apartme ma tonal-Illmznf
flte roomy each. ontmmrne avenue [can
Nonnalk “itll‘ rib and out. Burt”. :pply
mighn ”'lrwu..lfn Riwnidt avenue. Fatal or
Err-om ‘lI'Ir'B; aimone room 25):?” with
wa
wvvcr and nteam heat. Will not Ive-wr-
hat shop on W ntrr
.ll [W
0"
ate nr truethe r. V cry light and Iluirable rmms
for light manufacturing. l'orl' ruIa inquire of
l-.. l". Knapp Water street. South horwfil‘r. f
t l
A81 \ KOO” Cottage for small family. on
llnrritt avenue. Modern improvementn
invg
Soul
I, 0178! on Fourth avenue. near corner of
(Jove street. Eaet Not-walk. Alfip Ito
Jacob M. Layton. nl
Poll SALE.
‘5'l‘llfi’ Vision of Hell. " by Dante All-ghlrri.
lranal atoll birthel luv. Henry l'ramln
(,ar. ll.and i luatratcd with designs of
5! luatave Dim. Published by! 'aaeell Policy
a flaipin. in or llent «million. ('mt Silt.
Will be sold for 8 2. Apply at Ihlvofthe. jut
HI)” groc bnaioeee for sale. Ritualed
near the spot. Darlen. 1.2.lhjllaar‘d.
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We have never sold, and will not sell, adulterated goodli. at
Seymour,
lending Green. 33 Washington Street. South Hohull.
, mm neon Horst.
Friday Evening. Jan. l, IIIP.
I . if. ill 3th“? ‘ll’l ”Mil“. 1'!
III. LIILIIIII “I. PilWEllS
THE SHAPGHRAIJN
The Finest Irish Play in the Englishm-
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MONDAY. JAN. l l.
The Acme of Realism. Charming
HETTIE BERNARD CHASE
And a Perfect Company of Players in a
grand scenic prod ll( 1 Inn and picturesque
mole-dramatic comedy. entitled
llNlllE’ S DARLING
The Heroine of the light House.
An Alaskan itnmam c. With Scenes and Unar-
.u- li'la Latin-1y Vow to the Stage.
A FlllllUllE Ill ANIMALS!
To add totht- rcailwm of the play.
team of P 'acd
"In“ “0
The onlv
reindeer in existent-c The
‘ orld Amazingly! iaIIInlpeent liiin'ne in the
t' . i U gen l‘ht ~91 ii that
brought dimt in In Alaska. 5min" .3325:
dogs. 'Klng "'and ‘J't‘riunt The phenomenal
mting "repay ' And the precocious
trir‘kmulc. Minnie."
Seats on sale no lluy t‘s and Gregory's.
llllSlC Hill, Slllllll llllllllllll,
7 Wednesday, Jan. l3.
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7 I rm; PLAY
\l oIILo FAMOUS ll L’MUR- .
ons PLAY. ;' THAT HAS
l Mani: ALL
crly AMERICA
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Now Approaching Its
seem Performance anon
At the BiJou Theatre. New York.
Seats now on sale at H0 1's and Fr ’
Drug stores. ’ I won a
Rhinitis "
Good listened Stats For All It-
tnctiont. 50 Gents.
MONDAY. JAN. ll.
HALLEN and HART
"l Wouldn't Mine It For Nine Dollars."
LATER ON.
Tucson. JAN. 12.
Bill. IVE and I. ll. BHIMIK.
THE KINGS ill" lll'MllE.
Sells on Sale Threellavnm Advance.
For Sale.
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