25'.
over shown in town, and always the
"st Lincpf Furnishings
, can be found at
ANCIS & CO. ’3,
hington St., So 0. Norwalk.
84 WASHINGTON
JAIMOOLDII.IditanIdW, wsaI contentment: moan.
Walmbfiflmm IbflathJ.FriasrandPrsd Dicker-
22w m'mhwwmm
”In: as|wmlbwflds
ThIBotithBideAthleticolub willhold
.n‘fi'w" 'm'm Isoclablsbnightatthslschanicstreet
tobsusnerall!
trmnfairmnsmandwarmnfllow- ML
:mwm% min-Io -llestqnality. lows-spices. Also
l”light lunch. lane's.“ Weahingtcnstrest.
worms PAIR WNTIST.
The Chautauqua Union insets tonight
with Kim Lizzie I. Tollss. Fairiield Ive-
nus.
Colfax Encampment. No. SI. I. 0. 0.
F..willcouferthegolden rulsdegree to-
night.
Asonwasbornyesterday to lir. and
Ira. Arthur I1. Barnes. at their home
in New Haven.
-hfusic fouroeuts I sheetat Coleman's.
Ili- Germond Vosburg. of Spring
street. returned Saturday Ifternoonfiom
, a visit in Newark. N. J.
' -Q innovators serum. “W" ”W“
Planted]:
T818 COUPON. in or-
der to be counted. must
he returned to Tin 8n -
munchies on or before 1‘
the above date. '
ipr.22‘
James K. Crofut, of the (hofut &
_ Knapp Gunilla}: Ir. Trimble. of the
I; Volkflateouillnlmnd David I]. Ilil»
“ ler.of Raymond A: Comatock‘s,are on
their way to California
g Flynn & Dudley, manufacturers of
, childrensahom. have moved into quar-
‘ tern over W. H. Hoyt's iron railing
worksonWstarstreet.
HOST POPULAR
—-Reasonable pdczt lane's depot
restaurant. Opeuallnight.
The Union Gospel Temperance Ile-
form association will hold I special busi-
nms meeting to-morrow evening in their
hall on the Washington street bridge.
la the Town ef Nsrwslk to the :‘
World’s F air. ,
It was John Welsh. of the South Nor-
walk Athletic club. and not Bert Booth.
who gave the club swinging exhibition
at the armory Int Thursday night.
‘ in the Districtif theyare ""
In: condition.
:—
8-
massacres
—Pnre loo Cream. at lane's. 5]
Washington street
The pulpit of the South Norwaik Bap-
tistchurch was occupied yesterday by
Rev. Ilr. Evans. of Brooklyn. In the
morning he preached from Psalm xxiii..
4.
5
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.
=¥2§s§siiesfiu§os
Barnemberthe place.
“1100
PrankG
I
Ml PIHISIBII
l l
:43 Washington St.
SOUTH NOBWALK.
I endeavor to have everything
mailed in this line and am told
I have I larger stock than any
oh rltore in Norwalk. I cor-
disllyinvite youtocallandsee
flyonevsrsawesmnch orsuch
aWyofpatternabutifitis
not vulcatforyoutocalll
be very glad to bring
“In and give you prices for
work.
nhPfi'hanfiiflfi
and Decorating.
iii iii Pilll Inn.
“1,531 W
v
i .E.llnrhan’s
Samuel B. Griffith.a butcher employed
in E. J. Wadhams‘ market. was anested
th‘a morning, charged by Granville
Knapp with Insult. The case will be
continued tomorrow.
«Hoyler’a candy. fresh everyday at
Lane's. St Washington It
.—
The gymnuium class of the South
Norwalk Athletic club will go toBtItn-
ford tonightand give an exhibition It
theballof theSylvan Baseball associa-
tion, in the town hall.
5i
-oafifioelfli‘riflfi
Julia B. Warren. wife of Chauncey
Warren, formerly of this city. died in
Brooklyn yesterday. in theseveuty-nmth
yrarof her age. The funerIlwill beheld
at Stamford, tomorrow Itli p. m.
Tllll IOCI Colil‘l‘ TIlAII.
lr. ltlllsea Willing that It IIIIM
Shoaldhlaulantotle'arld.
ThePiymouthBockroostercsssbone
of the questions that is agitating the
public mind at present. Is George C.
Stillsoaguiltyornotgnilty? Oneof’l’ua
Sunni. reporterscallsdonthedcfend-
Int this morning.withavlewofgiving
his side of the question toananxioos
public. l’iomlrfitillson's remarksths
reporter gathered that theaocnssdhad
nevsrsssnaroousr.and.indsed. had a
very vague idea as towhatonelooked
like. lie even appsarsdtobein doubt
as to whether that varietyoffonihad
thrssorfonrlega.andintimatsd his be-
liefthatths oneinqucstionhadhorns.
ilehadonos.inremote childhood. Issn
Ipiotureofahsn. buthduevevsvcn
resdsdsscriptlonofarooster.
"lshallgoto-ytrialon Wednesday
evening.” said Ir. Btilhon. “with a
proud sense that my record might be
lsidharetothewovldwithoutablmhcn
mypart.sud with the feeling that the
innocutcsanothe chsrgsd with crime
The regular mating of the Young
Ian's Debating club will he held to inor-
row usuingin theBons of Temperance
Hall. The subject will be “Ruched.
That DnChaillu was I greater explorer
than Stanley.
-—Tlie fair of Company DandtheO.U
A. I. will be continued Monday night.
when Iliss Hollis Killingheok of Bridge-
port. willgivsanexhibltioa ofherfsncy
dancing. Someofthepriaawill be
drawn tonight. but the larger ones will
be held over until londsy night.
drill
Fowler a Warmingtcn‘s company pre-
sented "Shipped by the Light or the
Inca" in Imiollallflsturdsy nkht. lt
isoneofthsmostlaughabls favees ever
putonthsstagsInd the company is a
strcagoustbronahout.
Thesuuual free-will closing meeting
of the Woman’s Chrhtisa Temperance
Will-Mushrooms" Uniouwashsldy-tsvdaysftsruonnln
ml‘flc ”Em them church. Thslsadsr
wssflrs. William Lawrence. Ilse. 0.
mwumrwm I. mum-“IEWMw.
“William
‘W“m"n::° m ll ~l'nrs codes with puncsstc. I
“Win" " "M .mm all I.
Wand mama’s-eon. ” W0" m
pcsrdaavaiecsofflchsrscter mnMMMW
imam-Immormg» as iI-tsal dirsctor and III. Jsma
wflchhddmwanaum. m-mummsm
cairn ltlssnsaits. Ire—m flowchart-homebo-
kwnsadwill hspiayedhylmmutkslulldsyiam Ir. Crows
tammunu-wumrm. vmuafl-IMMmfiM-rw
fa "Noumea iI-iosltatmtcttksoiisrck.
mm“"""" M“ n" "" ~nmwmsouauuonorwuu
amusem- “mom Oahu-Ii m bile-missus.
tea. unwawdmdmuflalm tia-
PW” N HOSE”,
lug , in and. Brussels Carpets
dil (ladle and linoleums
china and Japanese listings,
Shades and draperies.
Ho—
over-:51. SOUTH
A. Dickermau & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
superior article it is for Codes
leading Grocer. 83
The Highland Evaporated cream car “Success” will be on the
’track at the depot on Monday. April 17th Also demonstration.
of thecelebrated HighlandGreain atour storato show what
Aisocall andgeta free pass to go through thebeautitol oar.
where you will he treated to delicacies prepared by this article.
Telephone Call.
and Ice Cream. Served iron.
I 3‘2-
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
Washington Street.
soawiu saws. , ‘
I luau Dada-ts! Its-I Iss- the
“Masha...
numhoauaouwiomy.
mimuuuuru-mom‘lou .
specialmsstingto-nlght.
The Entre Nuns Banjo club will meet
with Robert VanBuren. of West Ivsuue.
Wall“- ~
0. B. Coolidgssnd Town (hark Smith
returned Saturday night from their
Southern trip.
Nathan Fitch was drunk and dhorderly
Saturday night and w. locked up until
thh rimming.
—Oome and see Nollie Killingbsck It
the armory to-night.
William Barnes, formerly I driver on
the street railway. has accepted employ-
ment at Wardwell’s market.
Hrs. Annie Fry and daughter, of New
York city. spent Sunday with Ir. and
Mrs. D. 8. Bartram, offligh street.
Cherie-all. Raymond. son of the late
Raine 8. Raymond. died in East Non
walk Saturday afternoon.agsd thirty-six
years.
Rev. F. 8. Robbins. pastor of the First
Bapt‘ut church, preached a sermon to
youngpeoplelastnight, upon the evils
of flirting. ____.__
James Barnes died at his home on
Franklin avenue ymtardsy. He was I
Ion-in-lawof John Tuhey. He leaves I
widow and one child.
The members of the Kings Daughters
of St. Paul's church were taken into the
church It the service last evening. The
entire society was present.
The civil suit of Matroon d: Walmoth
vs. Michael Fahan, which came upbefore
Justice Austin Saturday afternoon. was
adjourned until this afternoon
Thomas Hunt, sergeant of Company F.
whose time expired April 10. retires with
the; son panels record um itan be
given to a non-commissioned odloer.
-—llollie Killingbeok might. at the
armory fair will give the butterfly dance
at 9 o‘clock; the serpentine dance at 9:30
o'clock, and will give an exhibition of
club swinging at 10 o'clock.
John body. I aon-indaw of Roger Ic-
(iinnis. dial at his home on the New
Canaan road, yesterday morning. aged
thirty two years. He leaves I wife and
one child.
William O’Br;n. of School street.
whose left hand was badly lacerated by
a buss-saw It Roth 6: (luldschmidt‘s
corset factory.soms time ago, returned
to work this morning.
John NcLoughlin was arrested by
Ollicer Northrop. Saturday afternoon.
for beating his wife. Justicellose rc-
|eased him under .50 bonds. furnished
by John Tuhey. until 7 o'clock tonight.
’Come to the armory tonight and see
the prizes drawn. You may be the
lucky one. ”0‘ _-_.
A large Newfoundland dog owned by
Andrew I". Webster. of Stuart avenue.
wasshotto-day.byorder of the select-
memooinplaint hIring been made that
mm the scholars of the Over
River school. a---
An attempt was made to launch its
taln (lends sellsok’s new oyster steamer
this morning. from William Taylor's
shipyard on Water street. The ways
spread and the boat landed onthsground
intend of in the water.
Thstrial of Expremraan John June.
charged with abusive langmge sud
Matthews byArtluIr linoola.
another saws-mu. was held before
Justiositossflstorday Ittsrnoce. The
whenever-discharged.
Justiasllssd thlsmorahglnsd i’oso
(larrlgan Olsadccstsforngsanoysad
drunkenness. Frank James. for Israeli.
branch of the peace and drunken...
warm todxty daysinlaiisad
damnation-3W
ul’lsatyoflcscreamat We.”
Wamiagtonstrset.
Willis- wIsd. having sold Interest»
doses on Arshstrsst to Mrs. Johnson
lacymffllsnipsnmwiii vsoshlitlsy
i. OslIyln.Icseinmdsdhyhiswtfa
wkoivlapsovhvaitli. Dewitt traveler
wmsttloraia.
itsv.A. mints, aaorwusas.
thssswpaitsvofths llarwslk Moths.
“slush. preachedthsrs yesterday.
hammer Wan-tag
wss'fl‘hs lmum‘wu
teatkdagahsafremllekrswsvu.
AtthWIffl'fJ’.
Ens-iii. oi m..e....oo
Norwalksndretnrnyeatuday.
Oliickcnthlevuvisitcdthctown farm
Weight and shilsadossaflnepnl-
lets.
ltev'.0corgs VInAlstyae preached in
the Bands Street church. Brooklyn.
yesterday. still move to that city
this week. leaving in Norwalk a large
circleofwarmfriends.
At both servioa in the Norwalk Con
gregational church. yesterday. the pss~
stir, Rev. T. K. Noble. conducted the
opening exercises and Item}. II. Dau-
isb.ofNewYork,sccretsryotthe
American Board of Foreign Iii-ions. de-
livered addresses. Music was furnished
by I male quartstts.
WAS PETERS!“ NUMBERED!
Ills Dead Body Pound floating in the
laagatack liver.
Thedeadbody of I man was found
floating in the Ssugatuck river, our the
railroad bridge, last Saturday afternoon.
by George Ililes. The frontal bone of
theskullwucrushedandtheridgebone
ofthenosewas broken. The tlesh had
dimppeared from the hands and face,
but otherwise the remains were well-
pruerved. By order of Medical Ex-
aminer Powers they were removed to
Deputy Sheritl Daniel Driscoll's livery
stable, where, by meaneof milk tickets
found in the man’s clothing. the body
was identified as that of Gustavus Peter-
son. a Swede farmer and milkman who
had livedou Horace Staples‘ farm. in the
West Saugstnck district. since the spring
of l891.
Peterson disappeared on November 28,
1893. Ever since he was reported misi-
ing rumors of foul play have been in
circulation, and from the condition of
his body the large number of people who
viewed it entertain no doubt that a mur-
derhas been committed. He was last
seen with Gus Anderson. another Swede.
lie had some dealing with Anderson.
and the latter owed him I bill. Con-
stable Allen arrested Anderson on sun»
plcion late Saturday night. and he is
now in the lockup, pending an investil
gallon of the casehy Coroner Dotan.
Anderson denies all knowledge of the
crime.
Paterson leaves I widow and five
children. lie was well to do. having
considerable money in the banks of
Westport. Ilia wife had clung to the
belief that her husband would some day
return. _
A (Inland "Cl-b" Ialdad.
Chief of Police Darin. aided by the
other members of the borough police
force. raided the colored club rooms at
No. 8 WI“ street, last night. They
found them occupied by Samuel Laws.
Jeremiah Caples. and Walter Spring-
stein, colored, and John Slattery. white.
who were gambling. Theollicers arrest-
ed the men. and this morning they were
brought before Justice Austin. Laws
was tinedflaud cosmand Capies Ind
Springsieiu Cl and costs. Blattery's
case was adjourned until Saturday.
John J. Walsh becoming surety for
him. Ellison Williams, who. it is ssid.
conducts the place. was arrested this
morning and placed under '50 bands.
furnished by John “one. until satur-
day afternoon Its o'clock. when he and
flattery will be tried.
An Interesting Case.
A. ll. 8turgess,s lianbury veterinary
surgeon. was called to llartford. last
wesk.to give expert testimony in the
can of Daniel llonnsckev.of Norwalk.
vs. the Staten! Connecticut. Four years
agothale Agent Thrall pronounced lir.
Honoecker‘shorsssudsring from gland»
ersand ordered him killed. Ir. lion-
nscker refused to kill the horse. but
placed him in quarantine. Mr. Thrall
than brought stilt against Mr. llannsck
Ir for keeping I glandmd hires. 0n
advice of Dr. iiturgvss. Iii. Hoonecker
willie honest work. Thohorvebat
work unskaker‘s wagcaand hasbssn
for two years. Inilonnwksvhsssshsd
the legislators» psyhlm for tlistims
the horse was laid up.
A m ”can mhrllalo
Burglarsfornedaneatrsncs into Mrs.
John Oshili'ssaloonou Riverstreot. Into
mWMhMWMfiIWy
drawsrstcls' is change. “I'll-ewes
moi-eminsbiginthsdrswsrsnd
”ragweed “manhunt-tel:
theistradsvsdldnotget. 'l'hshmglua
missed thesaloon by climbing upoaa
pisses M of the Baddest building.
jumpiegmthspisssshaekofthsssloon.
then cutting away the bottoms! the
“and by shoving lack the catch
ratisd thswisdow. ‘l‘hsessshavbsss
mmmmplisa
leases-shrunken”.
latJIIsJossphlspesitossosredths
hasdstuhumopcsllastrsst.
wwmmmf
lyctscailillorwsik. ham or
mmMMHwflm '
nausea-nautical...
WWI“. Wh- Inpu-
lswsstaiaslsatlatwssk. arteries
Hannibal-Is. m.Pskfll-lt
“was...“
sis
“mwzmlatqhtflmw
0'“ TI! RIVER.
laws-ad Mpdthabayla last
leewalh.
Ernest Barnes. of Barstoga, was I
gnestoversundayof William Boss. of
Betta Place.
The services at thaEutAvIaue Metho-
dist Episcopal church, lastevcning. were
0! an especially interesting nature. A
great congregation was in attendance
and listened attentively to the music
furnished by the choir and orchestra.
many joining heartily in the spirited
singing of hymns from the church book
ofsongs. The people showed their Ip-
prociation of the exercises by the way in
pastor, Rev. C. M Pegg. made a brief
address in which he spoke of his having
entered upon the Sabbath services of the
eighth year of his pastorate in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church in Norwalk, and
that he was longest in the pastorate in
the pleas of any Protestant minister now
in actual service.
BOWAYTON.
surprised last Friday afternoon, at his
home on Lincoln avenue. by I number
of his little friends. in honor of the
eighth anniversary of his birthday.
Stanley H. Iiowndes' new rmidence It
Rowaytou, for which Architect W. S.
Knapp has prepared plans. is to he I
frame house with shingled trimmings
and will havea large tower on one cor-
ner and a broad veranda extending
some the front. The dimensionsare
39x56 feet. The interior will have hard
wood finish, line places. etc.
WES’I‘I’ollT.
An agent of the State Bureau of Edu-
cationisin town examining the condition
of the schools.
Charles Fable, who has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks, is
again able to be out.
gThe bicycle agents in this locality
must bereaping a harvest, judging by
the number of new wheels in town.
’ork has been commenced on the
cellar for the new house to be erected by
E. II. Nash. The mason work is being
done by James Beers. of Norwalk.
John I‘Iirchild raised the frame for
C. P. Chapman‘s large ham, Saturday,
oneof E. II. Nash's new houses.
Horace Hurlbutt, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Huributt, and Mia An:
hie Lockwood, of Weston. will be mar-
ried It the residence of the bride. this
evening.
bliss Alice Kemp. of the People's
Theatre company, was unable to appear
at the Opera [louse Friday evening,
having been under the doctor's care all
thy. threatened with pneumonia.
Asmnll but select audience gathered
at National Hall Saturday evening to
witnesstheillustnted lecture by Philip
Phillips, which was given in an excel-
lent manner, and greatly appreciated by
those in attendance.
The Westport Fire Police held a “Web
ing Tuesday evening and elected the
following officers: Captain, Gauge J.
Underwood; sergeant. N. 5. Kirk.
secretary, George A. Darrow; treasurer.
Frank N. Taylor. The company is now
composed of fourteen members.
At the annual meeting and election of
ullicers of Vigilant Engine company,
No. 3, held Tuesday evening, the follow-
ing were elected for the ensuing ytar:
Foreman, [notion K. Allen; assistant
foreman. Wilbur P. Thomas; secretary.
Charles ll. Money: treasurer. Joseph
Hart. foreman of hose. George W.
Kirk.
The funeral of hire. ll. L. Woodwortli
took plum from her law residence
Sunday Ifternom at 8 o'clock. liar.
church. otlleiated. The burial was
in Willow Brook cemetery It the
convenience of the family. The pali-
bcarers were James I}. llnbbell. Charles
Walterrian. Rufus Wakemsuand William
it. ilorr.
Grace church choir dessert
The omen to he gives in the Open
lion-s. Wednesday evening, April 19. by
theoholroi Orson church, promises to
he I very enjoyable IflIir. The musical
numbers have been selected with great
csre. and will consist of piano solos.
duets choruses. male quIrtettas. sun.
under the direction of Horace llills. Jr.
The humorous part of the entertainment
hashsenisftinthshandsof Dr. C. W.
Harry. and will be well looked after.
George flesh will give an exhibition with
the Indian clubs. and with these features
thisooncsrtwillbeoueof the but eves
given in Norwalk.
«rs-tenacious"
”Minimum.”
potistisgwiththsinsnsgsrot "maln-
sids‘i'rsek" formsnight. Bessy-
thsrslssvsrysinsllchsnoeofsacha
which they througedtothechurch. The
m ind 3' 3‘0"!“ w” 8 I, On easy terms and fully guaranteed. WHY not get the BEST ?
tire to repair. as we are willing to demonstrate
Second-Hand Columbinee
Fro filo to .50 in good rideable condition“
In wwmr
andbuilderOacar Smith the frame for m
Jshea Backus. of the Congregational -
COLUMBIA
JACKSON 5"
my wife was confined to his: bed for'
over two months with a very severe at-
tack of rheumatism. We could get noth
ing that would allord her any relief. and
as I last resort gave Chamberlain’ 9 Pain
Balm a trial. To our great an
began to improve after the firstrp Inpplica-
tion. any by using it regularily she was
soon able to get E.“ and attend to herK
house work. Johnson. of C. J.
Knutsen d: 005 Kenningtont Minn
cent bottles for sale by G. .Stiilson
drliggist.
If a New York millionaire gives u din-
ner at 5th avenue and 28th street. coating
8700. 00, which gives 19 pie dyspe is
and thme people spend! r0456. 00 in
wre' bills an tinall have to pay $5. 00
each for Cactus BloodCure to cure them
what would be the mving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisted's drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about C Ictus Blood Cure.
Clairvoyant !
1' WATER 91.. NORWALI.
Ghi' areii cry to:
Pitc her'e Castoria.
all 'lt
I:__ .
When Baby was sick. we, gave her (‘Istoril
When she was It Child. slu- I-rinl L .r (‘nstorim
When shr- becnme Slim. shr- clung to (‘ustdflm
When she had Children. she gnrelhcm Castoril.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastoria.
Children Cry for
Pitciicr’s Castorla.
to Appeal l
The llshruv Beth Israel Society solicits
assistance to build I synagogue on Riverside
avenue. next to the Swedish church. Contri-
butions of any amount may be left It the
sentinel allies and will he thankfully rcllrl'md.
I t)-
.., .. . _.._._.,.,,. ."" N-..
Administrator 3 Sale
A New Sleep Yacht
wlthrshin. built for pemnsl use. best luster-
lIlad neIrly readyl for rlmlrgzn keel a ll brain
it). eptho. length over Alsocliosiof
nter'n Iml shipbuilder's tails. turni
lat Ie. etc Winnhsstsrshot gun. ackcubusi
safety rifle. safety revolver is d: Merrill
type writer. i‘allat" I Archst. Norwalkalslw
FIRST OF ALL.
Blue Beauty
AND
Alaska Peas
Should be planted at once for an
extra early crop.
TESTED
Flower and Garden §eeds.
llaniord's Floral Hall,
W Norwaik. Ct.
Osmiognes lion this
aadeyouwilireosinamtlamplsa m
i. ll. NASH it Bill].
Plumbing.
Gas-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet
Iron Work.
munitions.
mentions
minimums.
WM
lbs-liaise.
Plath.
Whence all this hubbub, this great commotion
Thatstirsallmindsfrom lakotoocean. 9
And gave Mr. Bisaell 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.
FREE DELIVERY,
Satisfaction guaranteed.- I
-—'I'III OLD RELIABLE
W ALL STREET. NORWALK ('1'.
(Next to Norwalk Hotel. )
E. J. WADHAlllS. Proprietor
PElIPlE's MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call. 523. I
PEllPlE'B MARKET.
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call. 5-7- 8.
llllliS' ClllllMBll BllllfllES.
llllliS trillion riotous.
$70 to $120.
Ladim tau ght to ride gracefully in the least pos-
sible time FREE OF CHARGE.
BICYCLES
They cost no more: simplest
at any tim
We sell all nd-han
RICES. seco d wheels
ITEM—~—
BROTHmEml-LS
gnlerlammgqls
Fun! Furili Fun!!!
“Lot NI Innocent flan lapre. ”
MflBK (lllllllT TRIAL
Will be held under the auspices of and for
the boned do:
The Public Library
-13..
musrc HALL.
Wednesday Eve’g. lprillll
This. novel and fun provoking entertainment
will beaccording to the rules of a regular
Court of Justice.
One of our most respected citizens will be tried
for the larceny of I
Plymouth Rock Rooster.
A Jury of Twelve i‘ollow Townsniea
will decide as to his Guilt.
Able lawyers have been engaged in prose-
( tile and defend the case An in nteresting. ex-
citing and laughabieentertalnmcnt uncured.
Do not fail to be present and hearthe
Opening of the Court.
Ludlcroiis Empannellng of the J nry,
Testimony of the Witnesses,
Arguments of the Lawyers,
Charge of the Jury. Etc.
rforniance will be under the personal
directon not ( apt. A. V. Newton. manager of
the Newton Entertainment Bureau. Worces-
ter Mass" who hushed remarkable success in
these entertainments.
TIBKETS. 50 GENTS.
This ticket can be exchanged for I reserved
seat (without extra charge) It Praisted's drug
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