‘~ mt murmur comm
Stoc of Clothing
ever sboW9 in town, and always the
st Line Of Furnlshings
can be found at
ANCIS & CO. ’3,
eishington St, .Norwalk.
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1
:_ a. “in... I '. THE EVENING SEWEL. 'J'anuIleruhlfltimMngto-m
. ‘- Planted
rowuightwillbeginat'lo'cluck.
JAmmIN.m-flm. m ,
III- AIice Duuham. of W.
William "'3" u. Wig-"l: Illuilvisiting III. Jennie Ferris, or
“MW-“.7? Bayvicwavm: ,
' Theater. I. learnt
.I... WI“: Fraulein“ 5m u, gum ..
’m is the season for soda wnramwmm “mm“! 1"!“ “0“” W1
*mand we always have the Thewcathflto—dayprumlssstobefrmn fair
Godarstreet.
lopartlycloudylnlha morning. with and! . ' ' ,
uatlonaryfolhwadbyfalliugtelaperataresnd mmlwhflvh‘mdflb'
thunderstorm. clearing tonight. Tom- telt-lnile Wimp marl race. June 17.
mltmb-torw-llrmwlm are now on exhibition in Com-lock
worm rm cos'rssr. “mm "mm“ W“ ‘5“
Yorthsieetropalar Isle.) Teacher!-
throw-climb.
Themcmbsrsof the Norwalk Wheel
club will hold their monthly meeting to-
night at 8 o'clock. The coming road
race will be the principal matter dis-
cussed.
—Theremainderof the fire stock at
C. H. Harvey’s further reduced in price.
Nosuchbargainsever Mend in boots
andsbom.
'I'hofuneraloflfrs. 8. E. Osborn will
beheldfromherlate raidsocs on East
avenue. to-morrow afternoon at 2
lid) 5 tells a lass.
(“7' qz'
“ Alltlle old favorites at the
MNUTE
Amarillo
' sIIIIIIIIIEIIIII.
ash
PINEAPPLE.
Can’t be Beat.
PEPSIII, ..
IIIIISIIIIII $4.23“
. Thepersonalpropertybeloogingtotbo
. estate of Willhm B. Word. of Newton,
, islobo sold atanctiouon June lil,by
orderof Harrison I1. Palmer and Wil-
liamfilteodflheexecutors.
'I'h'nistheseascnfcr scdawatsr,and
thephirxof the fountainisnowafamil.
iarsmtnd. Among new drinks are pep-
sin phosphate audicbsrry phosphate.
Theyaleondraughtatll. II. Plaisted’s.
—Oil, water and crayon work of all
kinda, in the best manner. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Also first-clam house paint
ingand gaining. Orders can be left at
Wheeler's fruit store. It) Wmhinglou
street. Andrew Weed.
IOS’I‘ NPULAII
I; .
, _
Is the Turn of Norwalk to the I
,1 World’s F aIr.]i
COU PO\S may besent by mail. banded
II In at the cities of publication. ordeposlled‘ ,
ll lnthe letter-box at the enlrancetn'l‘ll
‘ , Skin-rival. office. addressed to “Wmld‘
Grand Nestor Warn of Ibo state gland
lodge. I. 0. 0. [-1. has just iaslled orders
to thedeputygrand masters of the dif-
ferent districts to hold a meeting in Now
Ilavou, June" I The object of the meet
ing will be for the purpose of consults
§t¥_ a
'1? lion.
' - - “A“ ”3 I; 1 Jackson offiddletown vice
m "I cams: illll ll IS m” ”‘3 prmidentand treasurer of the Norwalk
‘ it I; andSouth Nonalk Electric Light com-
".nh Inn. 11.: pony, was in Norwalk yesterday. lie
I, camoto straighten out some difficulties
“a occasioned by the recent introduction of
*0— t; electric metershsre.
:‘I‘ELJ. “I‘m Norwaik TI; Yesterday afternoon, as exprusman
- “gm... Glom. “i John Connors was taking the carousel
a: #113,015“ g from Spring street to the bomugh, one
I I m: put-Issue. (Ion lists of the rear wheels of his truck collapsed
Elf-:33, ‘u'mbfln‘fd: '5" andaporttcn‘ degmume and four
men were it; in street. up
43 wash'ngton Ste kw town.
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i
scum NORWALK.
WALLPAPER
iilizi 5
-- Livesoftcrabsat People's Market.
5
James II. litchell, for a number of
reu- emplorul in the low-Is dorm-
merit of To: Evaslso Sax-um. has so-
cepled a position as cityssleamau for
the lollescn Brothers' company. whole-
mlc paper doalsss,of New York city.
He began his duties yesterday.
The register of thoSouth Norwalk
Electric Light works shows that 350
people have rhiled the plant since it has
been In operation. Superintendent
Bounel always gives callers a hearty
welcome. and takes pleasure in showing
them about the works.
Platoaiirunoff'a brothor.mana¢sr cf
theUnItsdfilatcsDortralt company.hss
receivedthe program-roof theconcsrt
which takes placs in tlusic Ilall neat
Holiday night. It consists of twelve
numhslaandit promiso to be one of
thehutccwcwlasvsrgivsuintown.
It tscoatemplatsdtohuildfor the use
5
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it
Handrail”.
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sour-II nostril;~
mansMstnuhanDstsa
flu“
Icafurniah you 1““ WW Butlcrlodge, No. 971. o..o It. will
youwsntandtho price willbo lebearsetbeinitiatorydegrestonlgbt.
”I“ Tl” W "n“! °f OldWsIIlodgeI’. andA. II. _willhold
pattwascvsrshowninNorwslk a mint communication tonight.
hmwhichtomake your soleco w“ “m“ “93““
-IInyler’s candy. fresh every day, at
”fig“ time to paint your Innn'mIWunIngmnInm.
heinous! Iwillboglad tosub- mammoth-Imam lotion
”mm ouCharImIIJlalo’s nowhouscnllirard
phony-adv, ml. II. Waterbury
Thoroughmochsnics forPsp- felltmmtho-usfloldsndlnimdhnleso
I
,%M!thnzm ”0°“ nmmuumwmu
. Merlin York. atempsranossrw
IIIr.stPrchlbitlonhall lovmorruweven-
Ing. Thepublicbcordlslly Invited.
wmmumsl
W-klagtouwnst.
WkllszllialeIltswascomlogoat
cfltaawdlsr'sssloooonftallroadslscs.
lutnmlsgflsswashksowlthafltaad
mmmwmtsw.
Fri-damm- bask Into the saloon
aaddtsrhswas tenured to colorless-
nssshswsntiobishomsoo Boathlatn
soul. _.
Invitations have bssn resolved by s
nudisrofloathltorwalk people lost»
baths“ by sawelsss of Temple
(Issvsssdsuy. la tits ssmissrygrove
harsh-tears. Anohwrrsticuosrfor
the ma cfasw course who stairs to
viswthscttyfabpwspaadsshotiug
sltmwlllbshulltwhmthselectricsyw
lsmis planed In marker-Bridgman
Union.
~Rsadspsohlaoticsof Dr. Blewsrt.
Grill-gloat William B.Itidsv has
‘ . E. lioIIIam
W-,.
““Jal'fl‘m
Isswltrtm.
“ROE“ HOSE mm.cuhlslt. It! blathlaiaflsstmarht-
mmmdmh gum
whiteness
ting—leafless“. hellish-those
“macadamia”
; o‘clock. Rev. F. r. Robbins will otIiciate. '
raster. Mead shsaewlosks-mss
MWAIII NEWS
A In. Hostel Ila-s has- the
mantle-I.
down theharbortodayhhtng. ,..
mm... Ward sins: Is- horde in
Mono-r; lead dshwfln-vcsm
OurDrotbers’Iadge.l.0.0.F.,con-
fsrredthoinitistm-ydspescnlhrescan-
dusts-hum
~8trawhats,nqligeestlrh.stilf col-
lartandcuflsfloln 85c up. litelwllk
Judd. Wall street, Norwalk.
A partyof young lady bicycl‘nts. of
Danbury. arc arranging for a ride to
Norwalk some evening this week.
Ilr. and Mrs. James Haddsn. of River
street. yesterday celebrated the nine-
termth anniversary of their marriage.
James Mitchell brush! the John D.
KiuImey place on Prospect avenue to
Dr. Hiram Boomer. a New York veterin-
arian, who will locate here.
The members of Sherman Communi-
ery, United Orderof the Golden Clem.
are arranging fora strawberry fatival
at the Athameum on June 20.
W. B. Kellogg, of Middleton. N. Y.,
sends his respects and a box of cigars of
his own manufacture to the Alpha Wheel
club for their annual road race on
June 17.
Carpenters commenced last Saturday
to lake the frame ofGeorgo I. Burton's
new house. on I'Ilmcrest boulevard. J.
‘I'. Prowitt's house on the same street. is
already well along.
—\'iennn piazza screens at I’inneo's
book more.
Bernard Fanningwho‘waa admitted
to the Bridgeport hospital. is innprc—
carious condition. and from pnqu in
dications cannot long survive. Print
an get particulars of the selectm'eu.
Reed R. Bishop, of Columbia College.
New York. who is wheeling from thiit
city to Boston and Northampton, Mm.
was the guest. yesterday. of mailing
clerk llarry Hitchell, of the Nor-walk
post oilice. He started for New Haven
this morning,
——Pleoty of ice cream at Lane's, 5!
Washington street.
The intense heat yesterday caused the
Tramway company‘s rails on the Wash.
inglou street bridge to capond so that it
was impouible to turn the draw until
the employes of the company had cut a
small piece oil of the ends of the rails.
The same thing happened about a month
ago.
Stanley Inwndes. of Rowayton. and
anotherlnanwere riding past the Ila-
backemo Ilolel. last evening. when the
bitinthohorac's mouth broke and the
animal ran away. The man with Ir.
Lowndes climbed out along the shaft.
andcaughttho horse by the head and
mans, andsucceeded in stopping him.
'—-Ilinnehaha Div'uiou. 8. of T., will
hold a strawberry festival and entertain-
ment intbe U. (I. 'I‘. It. A. ball, on
Washington street bridge. Wednesday
evening.June’l, 1803. Adlai-lion, lilo.
Nest Tuesday will be Odd Fellows’
Memorial Day, when the graves of do-
ceased members of the order In the rari'
ous csmstsrics of Norwalk wlll bedssor-
ated with flowers by delegates from But-
ler and Our Brothers' lodges. The graves
will be marked by small lisp, emblem-
atic of the order.
Bbsufllll.Jr..son of Will".
ofths Norwalk Iron works, holder of
thoblcyctslscordbstwesu Norwalkaud
mmmm.mkssflsasrs-
aNorwaIk balls isaaswsprhig MI-
'I’ksywillsocapoaaflisgtrlptoths
IIII cm. IIIII LIIIIIIIIIIIIs,
IIIIina Illlli Japanese listings,
.9
Shades and-«z IIIapI.ries
W
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
IntouB (barbs. ofNorwslk. baagcne
to Itidgellcld to vUt relativm.
Welwmsunn‘gulndmsouolsl.
Wlfllfltsltlllfllm Gilbert are George, will Install their newly elected
slicers tonight. The state oflicers will
bsprmsnt.
The Women’s Relief corps of Book-
IIIng Post, 0. A. It.“ visit the
soldiers’ Home at Newton, lhh evening,
and give an entertainment.
Each lady accompanied bya person
holdings paid reserved scat tickotfor
the play of Liunwood. at the Opera
house. tonight. ilsntitled to an extra
scstflesofchargs.
lion. John Seymour, commimionor of
patents. will return to Washington. D.
0., thk afternoon, accompanied by Rev.
W. J. Slocum. who, on Friday, will at-
tend a dinner given to Cardinal Gibbons.
—I’ure codes with purocrearn,5c. a
cup.dspot restaurant. Openall night.
George Platt. of Smith street, was ar-
restrd yesterday afternoon for stealing a
square mealofrictuala from Ills. Frank
Sherwood. who lives on the same street.
Justice Austin fined him fl and costs.
He went to jail.
A gang of fifty Hungarians employed
by the Norwslk Tramway company,
struck this morning because two of their
number were d‘ncharged for qusmling
with Italians. The boss refused to take
the strikers book, and they left in a
body.
John Colby, who was run down while
he was riding home from Rotors Point on
his bicycle, Memorial Day, has come to
a settlement with the young ladies who
were responsible for the accident. They
have paid for the damage done to the
machine.
The lleyerfl'horno Comedy company
will open an engagement at the Norwalk
Opera Roam, this evening. and will re
main the balance of the week. Tonight
the company will. produce TIIIoiscn's
great military drama. In four acts, on-
titled “Lynwotid.” Ii- Bonnie Meyer
will appear asLuciIie and C. J.8tevon
son as Victor Blanchard. a federal olilcer.
sowsrros.
Arthur Fleming. of New Y,ork is visit-b.
ing Eddie Themes.
John II. I-‘elter and family have arr-iv-
od from New York for the summer.
Frederick Dillard. of Stamford. hash
lam! George Cudlip'a lumen for the sum-
mot.
Ills George W. Ilarker,of Long Island
City, is visiting Air. and Mrs. John Snif-
fen.
III. IiiIlIollsud and family. of New
York, are occupying their cottage at
Hickory Bluff.
George Scolield opened his ice cream
saloon on Ilain street, oppisite the Fair
View Home. yesterday.
Captain William C. liaise has arrived
from a trip to Conny Island with the
sloop Cornelia A. Lowudes.
Rev. C. W. Boylston andwife,of Long
Hill, have beenspending a few days with
Ilr. and In. Richard II. Iioylelon
Several South Norwalk ‘youtbs called
on James Ladripn Sunday and rude
considerable disturbance. Neighbor!
threaten to havothemarrestod if they
appear here oasis.
The Cadets of Temperance held their
first regular meeting lnovsraysarlsst
Saturday evening. Eighteen persons
signed the pledge, and unsooiety intends
to do active work her-rm.
Sunday svonilu Illa Carpenter bor—
rowed Edward Ladrlpu's pussy to drive“
to South Norwalk. Oohlsreturn Ill.
Carpenter evidently mktook the garden
of Items. Lockwood and Riley. adjoins
thehorssiskept.sndturnsd theaclmsl
found thshorssin thsmcruing consider-
able dam-phat! been done to tbspr»
den,wblch Inladrigae
lulllll.
William Want: and may. of New
York,aleocsupyhgthsir summer resi-
dsucscanrooksidsavsous.
“WMmeiIa-swlll
piayballmtfiaturhymmulng.
lions mhsrssuts liq up a hmtIIng
posthumlafrontch.B.lelard'sre-l-
dense, Saturday night. Tbspost had
ulybsmlsposlticnadayortwo.
lawlsOrofat.wkoksshma employed
hyllrocsrymanJ. it. Ballard. resigned
Baturday and bngoostoworkforcm-
fotditoasdhswillsvs.
ingthebaruJorlhoboxstalllnwhich M
Istotbe enclosure. When Ill. ladripn "Inform.“
[tankers Wares- Isa-s Business”.
Warden Leah continued his crumde
against rice in Stamford Sunday. and as
a result every saloon and nmbling ’ den
in the town limits w. closed tight.
The warden ledhisforcetoagamhling
housekopt by a man named Mulligan.
who lame from Bridgeportrecsntly. The
dounwerecloasd.butthewardenmder—
ed the men tobrcsk them downandthoy
did so. No one was present, however.
and the proprietor could not be found.
It appears that Mulligan was disgusted
with tho crusade that is being made and
had decided to move out of town. Most
of the paraphernalia med in gambling
was about the place, however. and the
police seized 800 poker chips. Yesterday
afternoon warrants were issued for the
arrest of John McDerit, John Thomas,
John I]. Bellow, of the Stamford House.
Dennis Hannhon and John J. Koarns
The warden is backed by the Civic
League.
“no Glrl I Left Boat-Io In."
Beissco and Fyles‘ American drama.
“The Girl|l left Behind lie,” has passed
the 150th performance mark with all the
spleOdor of triumph still upon it. The
play fills the Empire Theatre. New Yuk.
just as full and with the same fashion-
able and brilliant audiences as in the first
weeks of its production. It is about the
only earnest drama left in New York
and asit isa typoof the plays that have
proved popular with people who like' to
have their studies of life rendered piquant
with pretty and judicious sprinklings of
sentiment. nontrally all visitors to the
city want to see the standard by which
New Yorkers regulate their entertain
merits. That is why “The Girl I Left
Behind lie" is so popular with out of
town folks who areso plentiful in the
metropolis.
Plural", Ilactlons.
Following is the proposed constitu-
tional amendment;
mum. by the House of Representatives
that the following be proposed as an amend-
when approved and adopted In manner pro-
vided by the constitution shall to all ‘ ‘
and purposes become a part thereof. viz:
Section I. In the election of governor.
lieutenant governor. mercury, treas-
ure.r and comptroller. the persons found
by the General Assembly in the
manner provided in the tth article of the
constitution of this state to have melted the
greatest number of votes for each of said
emcee shall be declared by said ImAsaembI lo
beelected but if two or more lush
found to have an equal. and I wrestler num-
ber of rules for any of said 0 cos then the
General Asaemb lLon the sound day of the
action by Ilot of shall
nosed wit out “debate to chime said sincere
a list ofthe names of the persons found
behave an equal and greatest number of v nice
for said once.
WWII.
amendment to the constitution be continued
tothe next region of the General Assembly
and be published with the laws passed at the
[uncut session of the tieneral Amembly.
lens Foolish listless
let their babies cry with colic givin
mother no rust III III or day. How foo-
iah, when Dr. 'sCoIIc Cure gives
immediate relief to baby. It removes
wind from the stomach, uietsthe nerves
and gives rcstfulsleep. other, send to—
day to your drug store for s 25c. bottle
Think of the weary hours it saves you.
If baby' a gums are sore,teething, use Dr.
Hand‘s Teething lotion. At all drug-
gists. 25 cis.
Are you insured? If not, now is the
time to provide yourself and family with
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Dionhiro Remedy as an insurance
against any serious results from an at-
tack of bowel complaint during the sum-
mer months. It is almost certain to be
needed and should be proculod at once.
No other remedy can take its place or do”
Ila work. 35 and 50 cent bottles formic
by G. (J. Btilhcn, Druggist.
IfaNew Yorkmillicnalre givesadin-
neratlithavsnueandltthstreet,
2:30.00 which gives IO
tors’ NIB
Ghl' Aron cry for
Pltchor’s Costello.
“Mmunmkm
mum-mummm
mumummwm
thanskadt‘lllssauhpveth-m
children Cry for
Pltcher's esoteric.
chlldren Cry for
Plteher's esoteric.
rumor a Golden.
Iaalfslamandlnullance
'A—lmlm
men! to the constitution of the state. which 1; Col
That the foregoing proposed ton
. ' , aldldllloislllounloz
. hills-amass.
This is anontiroly
finest cereal on the market.
takes two minutes to have it
AN EIII’EIIIE
day of this week and give all on
Telephone
Leading Grocer.
F resh' F ish l
( /"& L‘ ‘ I. ‘ k w.
I I
flulumhIa LadIes’
WEIGHT 8 POUNDS.
biotin, $33.:qu $.55"
ll: 1.
Easy Running,
riders are using the Col-
umbia. Designed and
built for ladies it be
comes at once the ladies‘
choice. Instruction free
Hartford beeonEI else 870 to
new article made from White corn still out
Very simple' In preparation
ready for the table. To
to every housekeeper in this city this excellent dish, we hav
to serve it with cream at our store Thursday, Friday and Satur-
FREE DELIVERY,
I Satisfaction guaranteed.
NBEII ‘rlADY‘
urgent invitation to call. ’ I
Iggfl
SELLS, 6clb. 5Ibs.;for 25o.
Cell I 3-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
Fresh Fish l
EVERY DAY. T
Our stock of meats, fruits, vegetables, etc, 18,88 usual, corn-
pleto and first quality throughout. Come and see us.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
PEiIPlE'8 IIIKET.
I3 Norlh Main st., So. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 52-3.
PEIIPLE'S IIIKET,
211Wall st.. Norwalk
I Telephonecnlf‘, 57-3.
columIIia Model 30.
WEIGHT 3) POUNDS
iasteslllunning,.l.‘:. .‘l‘n‘i‘ m
Slmngesl, nenfimm
Beautiful F IIISII, fifigm
Ihnc eapw law
chronic or tinge
CATEs PROVE IT.
DE FUI. POWER to DISCOVER ill IBDD
DIS ASSN. and the efficlency of his purely
vegetable commends hundreds of patients
havobeen resell ued from an untimely grave.
and restored to health. l‘all and see him
oncobauraflolZa In, lloep m ('onsuh
tation free. m2?» tf
$5.00 Reward.
For any information that will lead to the
arrest and mnllctionof the [lemon who re
moved and carried sway the her post at Five
Mile River. Conn.. that slmd ass monument
to the Inlsstatenients made under oath by
some 0! the wither-res who testified in the
showcase of homo»! P. White a Inst Dexter
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ER’I‘I FI-
dlseasee. C
HR OUGH HIS WON;
e.
136 Liz's.
R00! on W’ater street. Norwalk. Inquire. J.
Keena. l'.’ Imnard street. .16 3!
T Five Mile River. near station. House
1 all rooms. wash house. wood house best
well or water. one acre land. and fruit trees;
be due location; 81.. per month. Whole place.
barn and five acres. over no choice :10.me and
pear trees. :0 years old
month. by year only. Address.” Box 12. Rows):
ton. Conn jii lw
B‘OI R loom apartmentsSwartz and (‘ orbell
building. rent $5 to III: also first floor
over Layton s Insurance 0 ce. balls furnish—
ed. sInquire Old “'elll‘ Igor (‘ 0.. Kl “' ashinfg
it’J'I [
b‘ROM July I lower N" of home Ii rooms
\0. It) South Slain street. Neat, 1:.
[mini June 15. lower port 1)! bouw Us on
street. 7 rooms. rent tie Apply to E. A
W ~ilrslwanl. _. ,
FlRSTrocr. No. 0 Ann «not. i rooms om!
basement kill-.hvn \T liter and newer
connections. Rent cheap Apply on premises.
orISOIchanl street. Norwalk. j-l it
'l‘IIEm lower apartments and basement to
“house I). eAnn «n d. Immlre of
J. C. (‘ rowe. lul‘.’ If
fi‘t) L21" from June lst. II store and dwelling,
No a and it South Main street: ver
pleasantl situated 0 lir- lhe I‘Ity Iiote.
Address ohn Ferris. 33.. th Sorwalk. writ!
NEmoreof In; Wm. Etude!" sbaudwme
run on Livingstone Place now mm-
plated cram from June I. The house
on hlgh ground sml perfectly dry (‘—IIn
talus? rooms atsopri-Iu reception hsll hath
room. laundry In (ellar. gas. hot and cold
water. he. near and stationary range. Influiro
at it \V-ut avenue. n1 ..
'1‘“ \) nicely furnishrd rooms. Mpfl‘ll'fiém 0'
bath. Appi, to Mrs. Brush. ll l‘ranklln
street. mlinf
T?! store on Railroad Place nest Evenin
Sentinel offlls. Apply at the Mull In:
NIWocdward hmussteaii. lnrllulln two
barns. fin...
Convenient. :3............I‘.r.i::*; IIIIsI Iligii. “mks...
JACKSO “W‘IKEmE’LTtEIQ'NKAH‘ 0' BROTHERS
_, ._.W ,. A .n.__,...___ , .
SPECIAL NOTICE. 3"!"qu
Dr. Stewart will continue to practice a} City “ h“
i‘mhifihl‘f'x‘i‘lifl‘fll‘h Elfin}... '1? Music Hall.
Monday Evening, .IIIIIII l2, “93.
GRANII IEIINOERT!
PLATON BRUNOFF
the great pianist and corn r, of St.
[Helenhnrg Russia, artisan Eva
Home. soprano. of Ports.
ADMISSION. 35. 5. All) 75 0‘3”.
Tickets on. nah.- at Knlgrr's and M
ii lilt
IIPEIII IIIIIISE, lIllIIIllLII.
"‘esli'eccirgflmuecsnm
MEIER THIIIINE
COMEDY I20.
Miss Bonnie Meyer.
Tbs-TA LENTZD EMOTIONALACTMI-I
II. 0NAILE8 J. STEVENS”.
Opening play. Tillotsoas Iircat “'ar Dr...
LYNWOOD.
(We (bill each of ht. ADI
10.10 and 3.0 ”usher"! 3500:
sale at Mitchell 2 Judd’ a. H lw
To those who
VALUE
rnzla stun-r
. ASHE."
TISI
Corrected Immediately
"film :33“ ”WE-53%:
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ills Ear-e no the" Isis of
Vice“) mofy ofmlnydi In
Canada. will he or the
IAIIAIIKEIII ill]
80% Nllllltll,
until I.» has established a tor-tuner
good driver “ebb
33:. mWNarm “m M"%.“mur&?
ARI“.
Nerwal
DflmflAKlm
day. In flammhlmm It m;
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