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lever shown in town, and always the
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So. Norwalk.
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THE EVENING SENTTNEL.
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Sunltlaaa Bonnets nigh't'lda lav-Tide
athlll atkfllatlthll at!!!
law tart Ilse-ll Heath. m
’l'heweatherto-daypromlssetobepartly
cloudy and busy to fair generally. with nearly
stathnary. followed by falling temperature.
Twmrowitprmtseatobepafllreloudrand
cooler.poaslbtywltbraluontbaeoaata.t0llow~
edbyeleartog.
worms run comer.
[or the III ”In! lebawl 'I'aaoler la
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the school year, end
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THIS COU FUN. in or-
April
truanofleennor before ‘
the above date.
he returned to To: Sue.
School
. 7 . i-
t; '5: E: 9 L t
. . . . , aosr Porous }
7 ' 'Wwwbny School Teachen.
. .5. h the Town of Norwalk to the if
:: orld s F air .
mud - “and Books 1‘ COUPONS maybesent by thumbnails; u:
‘ L in at the oiflce of publication. ordepoeited i;
, . . in the letter be: at the entrance to Tau 31‘!
in. g Sm antes. addrsmed to "World's :5:
used in the District if they are V, W! WW"
, .
. in, no: condition. —"”
) ‘ Remember the place. (3 common ...... u :5
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f“? iris-Marya. «12;;
43 Washington St. 3
neord lg
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in this line and am told
fléonmgna'nmhiml 235 "mm-1" 73- r-m'Jl’w"
Tbegeueraldsalreol theatre goers to
diallyinvits youto cellendwe .
\ .if . ”or snwnsmuch or such beamnsodrsshownbytheeatraordinary
. , , , aoccessof‘flkippedby thenghtoitlte
u of WI, but If 1‘ '3 noon." Saturday night on. laughable
not convenient for you to call 1 piece will be presented at lfuaic Hall in
jail be very glad to bring areoouatrnoted form andfroshenedby
”(I give you prim for the introduction of much new musicand
moor work.
many amusing specialties which have
‘ . been introduced for the present season’s
limits. Paper-hanging
on Decorating. ..
P"-
‘lfll‘lllll II THE PAIIT
‘TIC‘m_WffltbeNew York Press
club. htoberunlutbemammoth
new tlraud (lentrul Palace. New York
“IE clty.durlngtho menthol Hay. is to be
formallyopenedbyaconeert.Aprilil)th.
byfloma'a Grand Concert Band. This
band will giveanonoert in NW llall.
ontheafternoonoflaya.
Tbeplotof“‘l'heCrustofllociaty'iast
simple. though smelting one. The
Molnauwomau of lowly birth. later
blassadwitbalitbatwsaltbeouldaltord.
hmnmnwmnmam-
ilea. Todetbhahspmas as a widow
audathtdrawstntoksr sat a young.
ardentodieerwtrols mptivatad by her
graeeaadbaauty. 'l'beotlewisprevsnb
edtmaran unfortunate alliance by his
ieumatefrteud.whoexpoamtbe falsity
Milli Eycl
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8001'- NOI'ALI.
was re. People as car on. use Doha
I“ w '
'i'herewillheservieethiaufternoon in
'l'rinitycburehatlio'clock.
4M look—lead’s new store.
Charis Hays. who has been seriously
ill. is somewhat Improved today.
—lusic fourcents a abectat Coleman's.
In the IN mils roller skating race at
Stamford. yuterday. Hart dubbed in
9:50;”; Green 1055:”.
—-Pure codes with pureeream,5c. u
cap.depotreahurant. Openall night.
The members of thel‘lorwalk Wheel
club are having their rooms :reiitted and
made more attractive.
—0urcmnbinatiou come at 30 cents
per pound. will make youhappy andxood
natured. The New York Grocery Cc.
TheboatJ. L. Mott is discharging a
load of sand at Rayde Brothers' dock
for the Lockwood Manufacturing com-
ll“!-
—Extra Sunday Pro. at Bodwell’s.
, Extra Sunday he. at Coleman‘s.
William Fowler has resigned escap-
tain oi the Norwalk Wheel clnbouac.
Brooklyn. m
——Mcad‘s French ice cream, 92 Wash-
ington street.
The Rorwalk iron Works company
shipped on air compro-or this morning
to the Elgin National Watch conipany,
Elgiu. m. -__
—“'here on earth can you find strictly
fresh eggs for 18 cents? At The New
York (lroorry Co.
Frederick Mead opened his branch con-
fectionery store on Washington street.
yesterday. I". Gordon lead is in charge
of the store. __w_
—Abhott. Dreyfus. Flynn. Johnson.
all routes and new-boys carry Sunday
Press. Buy it.
Beginning next Monday the grocery
stores of South Norwulk will remain
open until 7:31 o'clock. half an hour
later than usual.
——Blue-ilsh, 10c; roe shad.10c. People’s
Iarket, Norwalk and South Norwalk.
E. II. Mathewson returned last night
from a fishing trip in Hartford county.
He caught forty-three tine trout. each
weighing from three weight ouncis.
—-—lluyler’a candy, fresh every day. at
Lane's. 5i Washington at.
Among thsgueataat lthe marriage of
lies Kate Trubee and Harry Davison.
in the South Congregational church.
Bridsfipovt. last night was li- Pauline
Swords. of South Norwulk.
-—Finest chocolates and hen hoes. only
50 cents, at ltead's.
Clarence Brotherton. employed on the
propeller Eagle. had his left hand crush-
edundagash cutinhia headafew days
ago. by a hatch cover falling on him at
George H. Shatter d: Co.’a dock.
—-Custorners who come to our storesre
waited upon by experienced clerks who
know their bminem. The New York
Grocery Co. __
The Union School base ball nine have
accepted the challenge of the Bitum-
rocks, of Graniteville, and will play
them on the grounds corner ol South
Iain and Concord streets. Saturday, at
9:” a. In.
~Junlua Brewn.painmr. paper hanger.
decorations. general jobblng, gaining.
etc. Blatein post elites and Bo. Norwalk
Hardware Co. Contracts solicited. Ad-
drms Havllund street. Booth llorwalk.
be wsuttoahospltallullewl'orkelty.
ofaleaodlaavmalevmehildraa.
~Purefruitjawa.ltesahpar pound.
All kinds. Juthsgiumlbostglm
away. ThaliawYoskGroeeryCo.
Anataraloystar badkas basedissov-
ared elf Palrilsld wltltlaadayor two.
and the oyatsrmsamgapsd luworktog
unit aremakiagfro-Ilosoma day.
count of his contemplated removing to
Johuliiier died thbmornieg at his
hemaonllummltatrsst. Somatimsago
butdld notirayaovslnhsaliltmudoams
back‘l‘oaaday. Hawsaforty-afihtysara
”DIWALI 33.5.
a lineup ”natal It‘s lan- the
Wildfowl.
“Ellis-ta hue moved from Cum
atrocttoGentsrkvsuue.
Alias (lasts, of West avenue. is visit.
ing her sister. Ira. Isrviu.
m inhnt «.323 John nanny,
of Plathville avenue. died last night.
DanielDeariugaudhlssbwLauraare
illwithdlpbthciautthelrbomeonlain
street. ., __..._.
Hrs. Henry C. libsll will give a
Shakmpsariau recital at llilHde to-
night. Ber subject will be "Macbeth."
Little Marguerite Batch. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cite Batch. of Union Pork.
celebrated on Wednesday the sixth anni-
v1 rsury of her birthday.
Temple Lodge. A. F. and A. It. of
Weetport. will visit St John's Lodge. of
Norwalk. next Thursday night and work
the Temple degree .. _,-
A party of cadets from Cdonel Rub-
erta’ Military institute at New Rochelle.
came to Norwalk yesterday and spent the
afternoon calling on their friends.
The Center School base bull turn
would like to play any nine whose mem-
bers are under sixteen years of age.
Thomas Dowd is their business manager.
—Brst quality. Lowest prices. Abe
light lunch. Lane's.51 Washington street.
A. J. Huwhiuson has the contract for
block paving the space betan the raib
on the Winnipauk branch of the horse
railroad from Wall street to Hoyt street.
The Norwalk Tramway company has a
force of men at work cutting down Ind
grading Earle‘s hill on East avenue to
make it conform to the grade of the
trucks.
“Nora Machree." an Trish comedy
drama in four acts with Clara Coleman
as the star. will be produced at the Nor-
walk Opera House. Friday evening,
April 2i. ‘ fl
1 F. Partrick. the veteran house~
mover. does whatever work he under-
takes in that line in a first-clue manner.
as those who have ever engaged him will
bear witnem.
Among the improvements being made
to W. F. Bishop's home on Holden ave-
nue is the carrying of the roof up
another ha‘f-story. adding to the appear-
ance of the building.
at the Boatoostme. Norwaik. is as pretty
as a room full of mintings.
Yesterday afternoon Assistant Town
Clerk W. F. Acton lasted a marriage ll-
cease to Pedro Guerrero Henge. aged
twenty-two, and like Diary Ann Dorsey,
aged twenty four years. They were
married at St. Mary's parochial mi-
denoe last night by Rev. Father Dugan.
Upon securing the contract to clean
the bomgh catch-halos Roger IfeGiunia
pnrehaaedanewhoruaund built so ad-
dition to hi dumpcart. llo commenc-
ed work bright and early yuMduy
morning. “m ._._
it will take about a month. it is said,
to audit the mounts of the Norwalk and
smith Norwalk Street Railway company.
The accountant who is engaged on the
books is going over the sealants for the
past fifteen years.
The members of Our Brotlwn' lodge,
l. 0.0.lf..havevoted to acceptthele-
vitatlon toattend the dedication of the
udd Peliewa' home at "room. Neat
Ionday night they will meet to llnd out
who will mgwm
~lauy friends and admlrssaof lllss
Ilartha Knapp will no doubt taksarlvan.
tags of the opportunityof hearing her
dellgbttulsteglngatthsroomsof tbaY.
If. C. A.. on Tuesday evening. April is.
She most kindly slugs that evening for
the beeefltofths lsdustrialflebool of
St. Paul‘s guild.
is the criminal (lemml’lsaaeoert.
yatssday awning. William Pause. of
liorwalkichflsd with assault and breach
ofthepsaee.wastriedandadjadgaduot
guilty. lethdmhmamm
wood.offlorwslk.ehargad with breech
ottbepsaer.wasoatrtat. Sherwoodgot
into trouble with aeowpleofnsigbbors
nanndAlvinandCoggsv-all.
law predest- ltorwalk, PasaatCoss-
Ingra‘m and
llil limit and, Linoleums,
thin and Japanese lettings,
satutoasr Joke KW wluappiar
for the drfsusslaeasortwom
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Bra
85213 Carpets,
Shades and Draperies.
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STREET. SOUTH ,
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the purchase of the Ira-Cole Placeon
Union Park.
do the House. yesterday. in. Judiciary
epmmittee reported adversely on the bill
establishing a tows court in Norwalk..
‘ -—Vislt the Boatenstoro, Norwalk, and
see the elegant a-ortmeot of jackets.
caps and wraps diplayad then.
William Grace. of South Union ave-
one. was unrated near Grace church at
2 o'clock this morning by Ollicera liartin
and Northrop. 'l'bb morning Justice
Austin lined him fl and costs for drunk-
senses and breach of the peace.
“III" In” WEALTH.
Isl. nan-u lwwku and vat-sate tapers
I'oaad In the House Yesterday.
Yesterday Dr. French, of Newton.
went to Brooklyn to iearaof Ira. Burke.
an intimate lriendof the late William
B. Wecd.tbe Noroton Heights hermit.
where he kept his valuable papers. in
the meantimea party of searchers dis
covered thcmiuthe house and turned
them over to ll. Stanley Pinch. probate
judge for the district of Stamford. They
consisted of nine different bank books,
showing deposited Qll,00 in the books
of Norwalk, South Novwalk'. Stamford
and Bridgeport: oer’tiiiatea of stock, rep-
resenting a‘value of “.000. in six diilrr-
ent banks of Norwulk and Bridgeport.
bende- railroad securities the par value
oi which is “.000. This makeathctotal
value of his personal estate 020,000. No
traceof uwill could be found. Judge
Finch has received a large numberol
letters from persons claiming heirship to
Word's fortune. There are three collat-
eral branches of the family in Norwalk.
one in Schenectady. New York. and one
in Stamford. The probate judge will
moo imue a notice to claimants inking
them to appear and appoint an admins»
trator of the estate.
DAIILV.
Ills. Theophile Euphrat isvis'uiogrcia-
tires in Boston.
The wired F. B. W. the bar—
ber opposite the depot. will, it is expect-
ed. arrive here from lmdoo. England.
out month.
A new survey is being made by the
railroad company. It stem iron the
Rowayton depot and runs in an almost
direct line to the Newton station. cut
ting of the curvsu at that place and
going about a quarter of a mile south of
the depot here.
The poetmusterehip has now masonml
another phase. William [1. Whitetail.
Jr., George Everett and Runny l’wley oil
have petitions in for the position. It Le
stated on good authority that word ha
been received from headquarters that if
two of the petitions are not withdrawn,
the prrawnt postmaster, Thaddews Bell.
will hold over.
w. o. 'r. l'. Glenn
At the annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian Tvmmrance [Totem the follow-
ing officers were elected: President.
litre. Charles A. Knightzsccrrtary. lire.
T. A. Durand; treasurer, Ire. J. 3i.
Slocum; vtcepresirients. lire. Ill. J.
Street. Mrs. .l. H. Richards, Mrs. J. ll
Raymond. In. lalkin and Mrs. C. .t'
Rom. Thefollowiog superintendents
were also chosen: Temperance literature
and narcotics. Ire. William Lowrance:
prea- work. In. Charles A. Knight;
evangelistic work. Ire. MJ. harm;
social puritletI. T. arm-«taunt
ohervnece. Mrs. J. It. W. It
was voted to hold the Wed the
union st 3:3) Friday afternoon, instead
of at 3 o’clock.
lane's-”lactose
lat their babies cry witbeolic.
massacred-Ulla . Rafi:
bh. when mil-o'- (3'! gives
immediate relief tobaby. It remorse
whdJromtba'flwmi '50
and result
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A. Dickerman & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
‘Vavy larrueslve.
‘ “‘1; iii.“ mm“... “.9...“
unsett m of long
a ”lame duck" out west, and hearing be
was becoming ”wall mode" sent their claim
attoawssteru lawyer to collect. lndue
time they retired a reply. which effect!»
ally laid any hope they might have anter-
taluadofroeeivlng their money. ltrauin
this who: "Grub-You will never get any
minus:- from Bill Johmon. The no
‘ called upon him yesterday and
himwitb narytile. hisfeetupoutbe
uskedeurtbundnm clotheesuoughonblm
to wad a gun!" We (all that an expressive
indie—linking; '
"has "stir-wad.
Theedltor of The Seaman recently rev
saved the following letter. which the writ-
erdesired tohabamled to any bookseller:
"The kiudofbook that I want isscourttug
book-a book that will tell me how to talk
to the lass that i love, a book that will tell
me the words to say toberandtbewordato
ask bcrwbsnl becoortiog her. is theaort
olbmkthatlwanLno matter howfcwcr
how little the words may be."
PM new.
Young Author (engaging beam—You
manual literuy men boardingbere. l
e.
Mrs. Slimline—Ya. quite a number. i
like literary men.
”1 am delighted to bear it."
“Yes. you see, litaury men never kick
when ldcmaodcashtnadvauoc. Tbcyara
used to it."——'.\'ew York Weekly.
A Eula-bl. It'll-l-
S‘bo—Dr. Reaper tells me that hell not
tuition
Not the crowned heads of some eifete
srcby, but to their Soprano Injection, the
SOVEREIGN «PEOPLE
We are successful in pleasing the masses at all times. You
willbe pleased when you buy court of theGoldenGateBugar
Peas, picked and canned before sunrise. containing all of the
freshness of the morning dew. If you have not tried them do so.
All previous quoted bargains hold good with numerous others.
We are melting a big run all along the line. Catch on ?
”We...
CHARLES E.
s1
and tottering mon-
SEYMOUR,
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwnllr.
Whence all this hubbub, this great
That stirs ell minds from lake to ocean E’
And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will hear it,
How we give a World’s Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FREE DELIVERY.
Telephone call.52-3. i Satisfaction guaranteed. I
leading Grocer. 33 Washington St. .
... v5..-" _ _.
commotion
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
21 Wall st.. Norwnlk
Telephone call. 5—13.
llllIES' cillllMBIl outfits; M
llDliS’ HARTFORD BIBTCLES,
$70 to $120.
‘ x “c [Will'i taught to ride gracefully in the least pos-
COLUBIA
On my terms and fully guaranteed. WHY not get the BEST 'r
tire to repair. as we an- willinx to demonstrate at any time.
Second-Hand Columbias
From Old) to .50 in pond rtdcsblc condition.
AT UJWEST PRICEn.
bible time FREE OF CHARGE.
BICYCLES
The: cast no more; simplest
“:8 soil nil second-hand Wheels
-——rnz OLD RELIABLE IIRMH
mac-mu with a wealthy aunt of mine-
Lita. __
new:
One of the meat feelings of pleasure
that falls to the lot of man is «simmered
when, utter waking up with the tmpruaion
that it is time to arise for the day and ly-
ing in bed for scans minuta. lighting oil
drowsiness. he finally looks a: his watch
and sun he still has four goal. long hours
during which be may sleep. ——'l'ruth.
my invariable Curran it will prove ef—
fective after all other remedies have fatled'
Patient—But i haven't tried anything
alaayat-Jl'eaaa fittings.
tassel.
He dkplaysdon biabkust a label worded
minnows: ”than hcaehamcdot'givingma
only a halfway—l are blind. "~tireiot.
.vsauasnn.
ornmnxman~u Wk. April is.
? Fir Rent. I.¥ellv¢k.¥laa (intrude
. t‘ieason [lithium it. D.“
Wm new
' “cumin 6., for
Pltcher'a Custorla.
" Taylor a Golden.
BealEstateandlnsutance
'Afi-llfi I!!! '1 IE".
Phrasal lmkt forum.“ berm swim.
with the view pun-Ware Invited u,
and Wm list. a lava them for
city at "ambit
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Yum said wtfe a suite of Ira soon»
in rain preferred) is Seawall» Soc
more t tan ulnmu’ walk from the was
I'm at [1.1; Judd
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“Burma... it "in W“ sh innit;
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Brmhrsw. rouge! its! Day “We.
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immature Wing is.
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Int. Apply to SI. lIvr l’. lukwe- .
TO LET.
)Alt’l at how-eon [My “whom lint
as: hem-bun A I lit). Ami} t-W.
Tor-amt. at lovkwwnd is. l'o. aiza
Ill lnmknml our warrant »a‘
mess musket. first)" i In”; ('7
Pw-rs lav lbw «an at Old drum
limitikasbtmsl. sun
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Sumner “ it: levels meet
"up: 'Wsefi‘estatnwt‘nem
’35" .. hr , oil it“
0 new lamest I sin-a snark. an ('m
uses slat.“ tale. therewith!
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Erase-m" mew ..-"-..
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low-yarns»; Dar
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as unseen-haunt.
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méfid‘f" ”mm" b“ ‘ ”"" JACKSON ” “’fl-‘zfllffifr'd‘fiii‘lihlx'"l- BROTHERS
h lie—0b. yea indeed, and i can ‘ mrzi zim
imvcry highly. _ » ~ . . . . ..... WV!
She-lies i...- ever treated you? gqirrlemmmis. gulrrlainmrqls.
lie—So. not personal. iy. But be weaver; ‘
' arm unusr. llllilllllli.
Wednesday Eve’g,Aprill
lilllllll TflCll and
INSTRUMENTAL concim
To be git so by the 1 hair of Grace church.
t‘unririing of
9
(homes. Jule Quartettrs.
solos and Boots.
recitation. mugs. etc.
Admission. fair. to any part of thr- house.
Chart llbopeb at f’innm‘s Sour-is). April :1
nl‘.
ions uni. scum Harem.
W. ll. KSAI’I’. lauager.
Thursday 'Eve'g. Apr. 20
Folinwiug its turret Soccer-a- st thr llnii-iwny
Tbcatrr. New York.(ilob¢1’bcatrr. Boston.
and ere city prutically trum Ilia-
At one to thcl’umc
Ii. lshn Stetsnn's Players
in the (treat Sensation ..r the Act.
THE enusi
or SOCIETY.
“A pi bf of mtnummnte ('lct'n-rtir x_ “till a
remark k ileum-it."
”)ladrrlr intrramnngrif wdiil’r', pinhmrphy
and gun. a,"
"lt Kan 22..» utillllft'u rut lal iztu' that a good
than oiwull marry [witr int: n guy-iii “mu-m "
”The wrwn who docs not knmv anything
about the life of which it treats may see it an
gain aminimatinn."
"It is worth while to tear the curtain aside
and present in the broad llahl this life which
«cake amulmnt by every admit device."
isn't fall in are (be lost 50ml!“ Play or
the use. all
' ‘ OPERA HOUSE. '
USE Sitill'l' ONLY.
FRIDAY EVE'G. APRIL 2|
The little Irish-Americas.
PLARA CllLEMAN
la a steel: print-action of the Romantic
"till i
llorallachree
la Excallsst Messy!
lead diagara !!
illsvsr llsnms!!!
A (kuulu lrlah Poor and ('srt.
l-le on sale at Ito-hell‘s
“ FIRST OF ALL.
l
Alaska Peas
Should be planted at once for-on
extra early crop.
TESTED
flowery} Garden Sends.
noon. AI
3'“? Words floral Hall,
, Norwalk. Ct.
fimmmim
" "ironed “never.
served ta emoticon} Bream
1.
when“
'alk. Conn.
at“!
humour-unison.
Mbnsskshawlataawakoarsaam
mwlflaaa'aat avenue. mutt]
mason. Ila Indiana-realms.“
serum asstaoe
“simultaneous
Every number bright and not a dull feature.
”I. Qflukmwal. “1'. It!“ “30!!“ "I Prrgramme In be inlernpsn‘fil with humorous
l'llAlllJ-fs‘ .l. "A“ \\
dlsvet
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TIBIETB.
A BRAND Filll
Will be held at the
ARMORY. Norwalk.
For one week. Qumllltlltlllg
MllNllAY, APRIL Ill,
l'odrr the auspices of
co. ii. iii REST. c. N. 6.,
llllClllll Billilllfll, lili. 4 and
Plllilllllcilllllclllln.54.0.“.lll.
Admission. l5c.
For further psrtirul «rs ~r-r Fnir Journal.
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This rowel and lun-provokimr entertainment
will bemonllm; to the rules»! a regular
Court of Justice.
One of our rim-t resin-rial citlsoua will be tried
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Plymmiiii Bock Booster.
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will decide en lo liii iiaill.
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citing and laughable entertainment in unit“ d.
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Area-eats of the lawyers.
Charge of the Jury. He.
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of (3a . A. V. Newtonmianmr oi
the Newton Entertainment Bureau. whee-i—
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entertainments.
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