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we ALSO HAVE A com.
PLETE LFNE or
peep 8 INF Items.
Drugngst,
"lib WashIIthon St.
VNGFBWALK.
“(all Flaper,
Mrs. IIIFS. cuss.
BRUSHES. etc.
i In. I. . ”Cm”
time to Paint.
_ lshsll II "III
to give you
your work.
Fm...”
Ostisisrtien in
finite Pars.
‘ lest linssel
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
sums eomsiuanor and Proprietor.
M— ' m M; Bismuth-
sui: l mgn’tffi’thgts: the. canine- I cant-
W
mil-lulle- Alma-as tat to-lmsw.
h This Low Tide
WI u I... “‘i “l. I.» no.
low-m luau Weather terse-t.
The weather tc-day promises tube assent]!
clear. with slightly higher temperature. possi-
bly (allowed by cloudinsss and vein tonight
cnthe coast— Tc-morrow it promises to he
cloudy and ocular. with rain and galls on the
coasts. -
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of One (In: are being
and. Carl-l.
Home news on every page.
Henry C. Brix will sail to-morrow {or
Germany. __
~Freeh ham 12c. at Hayes’ market.
Work was begun this morning on the
building on Washington street.
The shipment of hats last week from
Daubury was 8,150 cases. not including
Friday and Saturday.
—-I"rah burn the. at Hayes‘ market.
Ilr. and Ilrs. E. H. Fox. at West
street,started yesterday for a lew weeks‘
visit in Hoiyoke, Diana, and vicinity.
W. A. Raymond. oi Butts place, East
Norwalk, oflera his well known buy
mare“IIady Velma" tor sale together
with carriage, harueu, etc.
—Fresh pork lOlc, at Hayes' market.
John El. Knapp, of West street. accom-
panied by his brother in law. Samuel
GrummanmIDarien, hpsbeen taking a
trip through the state of New Jersey.
The Richardson & Morgan Furnace
company resumed operations yesterday.
with about thirty-live men at work. It
Is expected that matters will be fully
settled in a few days and employment
given to several more hands.
Architect Ferris S. Morebcuse has
uflered to prepare plans and sprcrilca-
trons and superintend the construction of
a factory for Martin Bates. .lr.. & U0 ‘s
for factory, as his contribution toward
having them remain in South Nurwnlk.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational church will have charge
of its prayer meeting this evening. Ful—
lowiog the prayer meeting a church
business meeting will be held for the
purpose of electinz a deacon.
—Suusage 12; cents. at Hayes' market.
James C. Coughlun, bookkeeper at the
Adams cotton mill, Shelton, is missing,
and his whereabouts is unknown either
to his employer or his family. lie has a
wife and child who are left in destitute
circumstances.
The national convention of the Knights
of Columbus. which was to have met In
New Haven, ymterday, was postponed
until Tuesday. October 24. owing to the
illness 0! Secretary of State John J
Phelau, who is supreme knight ot the
order. ._._-.......
~Plenty of lush Huyler‘s candy at
lane's.
A row or Italian ahantles on the three!
the new sewer in stamiord was home!
started by some 0! the unemployed men
of having Italians given the work when
they have no employment themselves.
~l‘rrsh nsui and ran-am ills" at the
People‘s market. opposite llsyes'. ‘
, W. Sprouts wsssrrsstedysstrr
day attrrnccalur drunkenness“ breach
of the plane. the complainant being
his landlady “NIL 7Auastrrrt As
spools wss Handle-Dee Barrett about
nusmuth spoiler a similaroflrurs,"
was given the tall satsat oi the law, .7
and costs and tinny days In jail.
Druggist l. G. Tonsil-sun. olN'orth
lain street. has just received a large
consignment cl Mounted-ins will
open mammalian-summers
putt. whim Witwatotus‘
heidlngthltfihthy. One oi the eye
In gives that utthsvsryghssotsuda,
ovals parchment Isa sests' worsen!
pisdshthdw.
“’“fli...” at Hayes market.
Julia I'rsssh. Mist superintendent
olths .Wslassrsaessum-
psayyolllfi'Tsthashssasssigasdee
he loath lsrwslk Cluster and will
were taming-seminars“
w aim Museums!
loundstion {or Mr. Mandeville's new‘
Monday. it is thought that the tire was
In Stamford who do not relish the idea.
CO.’ 3,
So. Norwalk.‘3
MIRIAM NIWII.
A Bro-I! W 01 II..- Men the
Opp-Insulin".
Lee Hutchins. 0! West avenue. is at ,
Chicago.
Intense Such: has hourly completed
his new nsldance on Warren street.
The sauna! min call or .5... Nor-sir
Baptist church will be held tomight.
Miss Tillie A. Spider. of Spring Hill
bss purchased a Columbia safety bicycle.
Sherman licrehouse, oi Wilton. fell
irorn an apple tree. yesterday. and broke
his arm.
George Woodwurd, son of Judge A.B
Woodward. isseriously ill at his home
on Elm street.
Every member ct Kaboom Encamp
meat is requested tube present at the
regular meeting to night.
Illss Diary P. Chichester. of West sve-
nun, has returned [rpm a visit in New
York and Brooklyn.
The city autumn of Norwalk have de-
cided to tax bicycles. The expense will
be small to the owners 01 such vehicles
Fred Stanley, son 0! S. K. Stanley. of
Norwalk, has accepted a position as
principal of the school at Canaan Four
Corners. ___.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bunion, of North
avenue, yesterday celebrated inaquirt
way the fortieth anniversary of their
marriage.
A. 8. Bennett has about decided to
give up the mail route between Norwalk
and South Norwalk,and go buck to
(arming.
lion. and Mrs. Plait Price. ct West
avenue. have yielded to the World's
Fair {ever and will start early next week
for Chicago. m
Iirs. Almira Taylor. of Wilton, will
start next week (or waago to via". the
World's Fair. She will spend the win-
ter in that city.__ “a”
a B. Wilson has broken ground [on
Main. 'I’he apartments will contain all
modem improvements
—-Lamb chops 15c. People's Karket.
John Barber, a veteran of Company (I,
Connecticut Volunteers. died at his
home in New Canaan. vymterday, the
result at a recent tall.
W. K. Maples. oi the Hour, and his
brother, .I. w. Maples, a hole senior.
leave New York tonight for the World's
Fair and a short tour through the north
and west.
The Volunteer Hose company returned
their jumper to Hope Hose company.
yesterday. It is suggested that the
jumper be titted up with hose and placed
in the vicinity oI Cobble Hill
M.
George C. Lockwood will become
"mine host" oi‘ the Norwalk Hotel, Nov
ember l, and has already commenced
mating a number of minor improvrnents.
Next spring he will probably carry the
building out even with the business block
on that side of Wall street. He is now
getting out piano. w‘
-'l'lse largest line oi line candles in
town, at Lane's.
A number 0! Norwalk people went to
Lynn'- Plans. last evening. to attend the
silver wed ling oi Ir. and Ira. Oliver
Perry. ‘F‘l'herewasa large gathering of
trisnds. and the occasion was a newer
able one. Ilr. and hire. Perry received a
large number 0! pressure
Three boys. sons of Charles Copps.
were brought before Justice Coolidge-
thrs morning. charged with trespass and
stealing walnuts (rum trsss gmwlug on
property heluugisglo Charles James. or
the Connecticut turnpike. The case was
adjourned untilfio’niuck this alwrnoou.
Eur some timeacrowd oi boys have
W in the vicinity at Grant-
church and madeattsmpts to wreck the
trolley cars. Tuesday ulghtslsrgastoue
was tuned wedged in between the rails.
hutlt was removediu lime to prevent
accident. Reports have been made to
Ouislotl’cllnsllsanndsrrsstswlll
luliuw.
mew“ posted in the Norwalt
Horse Railroad coupsuy'sdepct, yester-
s
aslsrissclsuipioyssct the road would
miatusflsst immediately. ‘I’bstlrivers
willrsesivstlmsmsudthe conduit
we’llllladsydumsdcl am a day
as barristers. The stable-sub em
unbound“ [ms associated.
day.tothsslfsetthata rsdnetlonlnths ‘
IOIAI’I'ON.
Home news on every page.
Kr. and Ike. Charles W. Bell have
returned trout a trip to long Island.
George lugrahsni and family have
moved from the streets! placetoEsst
Norwalk. .
Edward Lsdvigau is now carryIIig
passengers to theirdsatiustluninadue
new surrey wages. .
III. and Ira. W. K. Adult and child-
ren returned Tuesday night irom an
eight wesks' vidt with relatives in
Behaghticoke, N. Y. and vicinity.
A Job Lot In Children’ 3 “Seconds,”
ALL SIZES 25cts.
A. IIckerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTQII STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.
Highest of all in beaming Power.-—-Latcst U. S. Gov’t Report.
audsecurea
flpnes’. lletler'e III
HE price on flour hai advanced semi-yd"
Wewilllor Molindtedfimeaell stilts shove price. p”We are
advising you correctly and giving you the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDB.
took the advantage of the market. but won’t this ?
Natural wool
Tw
W“
want mnkaum
hardware-fl
the. advantage of you.
Twenty live new chairs have been
placed in the lecture room oi the lethc.
dist church. thereh increasing tut; are
i capacity of the toseven ve
u“While out trolling, yesterday. Ili-
Emms Hoyt caught a sea ham weighing
lirteeu pounds. Iliss Hoyt is very proud
of her catch, which is considered to be
the largest iish ever caught by a young
lady in this vicinity.
DAIIBN.
Kr. and In. Newton Croiut started
yesterday for the World‘s Fair.
her sister from Pelhamville, N.Y
John Pocley's large yellow dog wss
killed by thecarl Tuesday morning.
William Ballard and O. G. Waterbury
wIll start for the World's Fair on Friday.
Mr. and lira. Barry Hitler and son.
of New York. spent yesterday with Ilr.
and III-s. II. 8. Huber.
Rev. J. W. Beach, presiding elder oi
IIIII district. will preach in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday.
The members oi the slatlrndist church
will hold a harvest testival in the Town
Hall next Wednesday and ll'hurnday
evenings; Fruits. vegetables. ice cream
and outer articlm will be sold.
Charles God, a delivery clerk employed
by Grocer Dugdale. oi . Norotcn. jumped
out or a wagonand sprained his right
ankle very badly. He was carried to
the Soldisra‘s Home, where the phys
IcIan attended hon. lie is still unable
to walk.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
lira. D II. Pillow iesick.
a. n-....... --—...s ass. we... in “You.
Ion.
Willie, the little son 0! George Mills. is
sick.
Dir. Fountain has moved to Bediord,
N. Y. ,.
John Evaueitki is having his house
painted.
Ills. Russell Hoyt, of Danbury, was in
town on Monday.
Iliss Lottie Adams, of Norwalk, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Gregory.
Iliss Lawrence, of Washington. has
visited Miss Birdie Vaulloosear.
Mrs. Caroline Wyman has moved into
her sister's. lira. L Barnes. place.
Mr. Rivers, of New York city. spent
Sunday with his sister, Iirs. George
Mills.
Mrs. James Slsuscu tell from a wagon
a short time ago and broke three ribs and
dislocated her shoulder. .
lira. Thomas Gregory has purchased
at Russell Hoyt. oi Daubury.the Ilorgsu
home-teal in this place.
In and Iirs. Ebenezer Pillow, of Nor-
walk. apsut Tuesday with his parents.
Ilr. and III-s Rufus Fillow.
Joseph Ross is rejoicing over the ar-
rival oi a baby boy, which came to his
home on Wednesday. September 27.
Iirs. Angeline Turtle died at the real-
dence of Mrs. Goodseil, at Poplar Plains,
Tuesday evening. in her eighty-fourth
year.
Dalegahssto'altl-sra.
At the second annual meetingot St.
Paul's chapter. Daughters of the Ktug.
held in the parish rrioms. Tuesday even-
lug, the following oihcevs were elected
for the ensuing year: President. In.
James L. Stevens; vlcepresldent. Ilse
Emily Lycra: secretary. Miss Etta Cara
tar; erratum. liirs Birdie Hyatt; assert
the committee. Ills. Pryor. fllss Iisrtha
Gregory and list Eugenia Clark. Ili-
mts Garter and lies lei-tbs Gregory
were euossaasdelsaam to attsutl the
convention oi tbs Daughter’s oi the King‘
to he held at Baltimore. Id. October
filth. “to sud 27th.
'l‘vssass lav lids he.
Vice-President Crusher, oi the South»
rm Pacific. has unconced that his cum-
psny domuctpropnsstc rushesuy light
In. James Willmott is entertaining _
satEFLv"'ToLo’”IiAPPENinus.
The matches at VictoryMills. N. Y..wns
robbed.
The threatened strike on the Union Pa-
cino is oil. .
The water supply or St. Louis is to be m-
leIlte caps burned tour more cottongins
in Alabama.
Three Cincinnati bank olllcials have been
indicted for fraud.
The Whisky trust is starting its distill-
eriss in Indiana on full time.
Highway robbers attacked and severely
beat two men near Brockton. Mass.
Dr. Sehwsiuinger sands detailed reports
ct Bismarck's condition to the emperor.
Frederick Abel was killed by the burst
lug of a grindstoue in an ax factory at
n. . _
Patrick Collins. who brutally murdered
his wife in San Francisco. was arrested
while praying in church.
Frederick Welseman, the Long Island
City (N Y ) burglar. sentenced to is years
imprisonment. has become insane in jail
over his matches.
The board oi managers of the Commer-
cial Travelers‘ Home Association of Arm-r-
Ien “learned at Syracuse to meet at Bing-
hamiou. N. Y,. Nov. 4.
lent the Dalton Gang.
German. 0. T.. Oct. move. committee
of citizens ircut Cashing and Inguila ap-
peared at the United States marshal's of.
lies and demanded protection for them-
selves and their property. no the Dalton
gang hm threatened to lrhve revenge on
every citizen who aided the oilicers at the
Ingalls battle a month ago. The people
Ienr the towns will be burned and they
themselves shot down during the excite-
Ineut.
Wanna-h Hard Luck.
AUBURN. N. Y.. Oct. Ill—Samuel Way-
Inan, convicted oi murder and sentenced to
lite imprisonment. was released from An-
bonrnri-emrr" unorganized he
sooner swung open for his exit. however.
than he was confronted by the alter“! oi
Livingston county and It policeman. who
[untreated him for a series of burglaries
committed near the time of the murder,
[Jal- Waa [Ate and lost Ills Bride.
ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. Ia—Pretty Adele
Seaman, one of Egg Harbor City‘s belles.
did not become disconcerted when August
Klein lulled to appear at the hour set {or
their wedding. She promptly asked for
Harry Shutter. a iormcr lover, find after u
few minutes' conversation they was lIlfll'
tied in the presence of the astonished
guests. Klein arrived after the ceremony
and was much agitated at the outcome.
Bombardment Does Not Disturb Ilia.
Lennon. Oct. Ill—A dispatch from Rio
Janclro says: Deaullory shoIA weie ex-
changed by the insurgent squadron and
the torts, but the city was not touched
Business went on as usual. President
Peixoto has issued a manitesto promising
to resign II the elections on the will inst
be uulavorable to hint.
sleeps la a Ilollcw ’l‘rss.
Ksoxvruc. Oct. 12.—\\'illium Harlin,“
eccentric resident of Hawkins county. has
just celebrated his one hundred and new
with birthday. During the past low years
he has refused to sleep in his house IIl
night but sleeps in a big hollow olIII tree.
Yacht and Isrryhoat In Colllslou.
Naw \‘(IIIII Oct. 12—John Jacob Astor’s
steam yacht Nourutnhtil ctdlirlcti with the
lerrybuat Washington oi the Pennsylvania
railroad line in Illlillill’lill‘ll. A panic cit-
susti on both boots. but no one wns In-
lured W_ ..
Blew no the Wrecked It-anssr.
Sovrnuumn. V. Y.. (lci. lJ.~ The
wreck of the lll'nlliiil‘ l’nnllIt-r. about two
mile» off this willngo, won blown to pit-cu
today by dynamite unlit-r the direction III
government amt-mu
Dr. “room Indicted.
Nswllsvrm. ()ct l2. The urniidiuryoi
the eurIerloI- t‘ourt reported a trim hill
against Dr William ll. l’uli'oI-tl of Alien»
Iiiu. charged with murdering Nollie New
bite. M M ..
llvs ltaltarmsu Drowned III the flat.
(Installation. Oct.” .w—‘l‘wu boats of the
rushing M m insists! bythe heavy
sens oi! the bar. and live oi their crews were
drowned. all degrees
, ”mam...”
chapter or Daughters at the Itsvs‘stlaa.
nor an llhoox. N. J (lot it) «Tue Mitt
dlshrook chapter of the Daughter-sci the
American Revolution was organlwl hm.
colossal Incl-rs Ia Batter.
Pmunrtritts. Oct. le.»t;olooel tic»
Olure's condition is much improved.
.sc-malmusw MW ..
Why It is "a ‘I’ahhy Cat."
Borne writers on the curiosity of
animal nomenclature tell its that the
markings“ color a “tabby" cat is
because Tabitha wreaths goddess of
the crooked clawed species. Wag
net’s Emmi h and fimafimmprtj'
althou t as s on
meat on the nicknamed birds. Iloss
pointer-to diocesppllediothesni-
mslspocissatall therefor-cit Millie
duotuetoocusultthstworkwlind
out why a “tub“ " cat bears its
scanner wya "Jerusslsm"
so
In a tau-ions old work (printed in
Win Icon entitled "Names Ap-
”mm" timid the
it seems explain
a "the terms
reasmlwecalluteiineoicertsinw
“datum hereby rapt-ere my appreciation i
F pros“; LA Knees. '
Tomorrow's Estes at Torsion therapy the
Gay Capital's Entire Attention.
[Copyrighu link by the United Pres.)
PAltls. Oct. l2.——The reception of the
Russian fleet at 1'0qu is but one tiny oil,
and the Russian (ever grows hourly in in-
tensity. The. newspaperu now give daily
long lists of Russian officials and (“solid
rlee who have come to Paris to witness the
lows. Russian decorations an: seen every-
where in such variety and beauty as would
not be possible in any other continental
capital.
Designers and manufacture-re have been
put to their wits' end to produce novelties
which will appeal to the popular fancies
The shops have in their windows full
length portraits of the mot and of Admi-
ral Avrlnn. who commando the visiting
squadron. Within urc- shown toys and
bricth-bruc adorned with the Russian eagle
or with the French and Russian anus oom-
binrd. Russian and French colors are en.
twiuvd in the restaurants. One man has
rusxiiletl the name of his place (CItie Di-
vItII) by inserting MI apostrophe between
the I) and i thus making it Cale d'lvnu.
A TENOR SINGER'S SUICIDE
w
George O'Brien of Arthur Lloyd's (3
Company Hangs Himself In Albany.
AIILIM', Oct, ILL-'UEilI'KC O'Brien of New
York. It tenor singer in Arthur Lloyd's
comedy coIIIpIIIIy. lliil} lug “Uur Party" at
the Leland Opera House here. hanged him
M‘Illll his mom nt tin: Allll‘liCliu House
just before the beginning of the performi-
slice.
()‘llrieu accomplished hi»: suicide by se
curing the end of a fire escape rope to the
top I)! the bedstead not] taking II hitch
around his neck with another part of the
rope. By pushing the lit-II from the well
and drmviug his feet up he was able to
strangle hither-Ii.
O'Brien has been with Arthur Lloyd
about seven weeks. 'I‘tvo wet-ks ago his
summoned. 'i"
homily. He was about it) years old and
had been on the stage 20 yearn
lothrra “was! 'l'n Is.
"Iiy child Is subject to severe attacks
of diarrhoea. DIIrIIIg the lust sickness.
Dr linnd s Diarrhoea Mixture was Ireely
elven and an immediate cure rmulird
It would have reqniwdu dozen visits
:Ii’a physician as on former (III-us“ Is.
I believe Dr Hand's Remedies would
invented the Irieof the child I lost
had they been within my reru- II III Ibc
Iimeoi irs sickness." Mrs. P Ii Illin-
NE‘I‘I‘. 722 New etrwr (Mumdpn N J
They are splendid chlireu'e remedies.
25 come. Alldrug stone.
II a New York lllllllolliall’l‘ tyre-o 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 'IOth street. I‘oslinv
mono whichglvee lil Imple Iitspsapr I
and these pet Hie spend ‘1AO’LOU in «in.
rors' bills and finallv have to pay $5.00
each for (status Bloodi‘ tire to cure them.
what Would be the timing pur- cupito I'
the dinner should not be given llll r
being 97 persons til the (met?
Inquire at i’laieted' s drug store, uhorr
you may have the problem solved our
vetlnlnrmrmnn alt-IIIH‘ emu lilo it 'Im
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
When Hairy with sick. we gave her Moria.
Witt-II she was It Uiilnl, she cried for t‘astorll.
When sht- luv‘lllllo Mint. she clung to ifnstcril.
When she had children. she gsvsthom We
Ch!“ iron Cry for
Pitt her’s Gastorla.
Children Gryfot
Pitcher'e Gastorla.
O Y’s B 4 2 UTE
insure your Lite In the Connilsuersl Life
Ins. Cum! Hartford. Remember toting man
that trolley will insure your llfl for two.
and I; a tiny will give you
ONE THOIISlllO OOllIllS
It living. at it ysars at age.
8. s. L'Hommadieu. lg’t.
ill Washington Street.
South Norse'l.
' A (lard.
Mitts sissy kindness” extended Io my Ms
hushaarl during his Hints; and to myself and
tail: since his death. by Butler lodge. l 0 I).
.. beagles mm rust. ii. .t. It.. and Ilia
handsuwhatlheymldlsrallorna
title 'i'llnllss r. Vinson.
dam of ‘I‘Ialla.
Hr. John French. Dept Metropolitan Ins. (ii.
than his: 1 homily thank you Im- the trainee
andsailslatstnr manner In which the rims
olhiflwuathcllls oi II! late husband has
been II id. I would cheerfully recommend all
ere-hiss reliable increase and masses”
W stilts headset INCIMIO'at
“assessor to lasers with test. mot Imam
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st.. 80.
If Inst night drunk»
Iaanr othsr mas-is. also In so many ways ,,
()th why do on” wee “D
Why shed sn’Lh blitz D
on:
Telephone call, 5E8.
witha sdoilar
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer.
Telephone Call l8-2.
Monies-u.
88 Washington 81:.
What makes you look green. glnm and sour
As a madden or hit
Why. haven't you ward than news.
“Weill! lives.
ndthe owvnor l”remains [13.811
AeIw some man we never but thought of
Home fellow from Wesiport. they say.
Gave bonds lor that raaca lly butcher.
And lIiovr avcnthlnu travels his way.
lannat rind.
HONEST tchura might Ive.
An the public be turned Io pay us.
Our prices, and take what we give.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FiiEE DELIVERY,
7‘ » ~ JACKSONIS
PHOTOGRAPHIC STU DIO.
NOW CONTAINS SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
CRMON. PASTELLE. WATER COLOR IND SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
HOME 8 MARKET
.21 Wall at” Norwalk
Telephone call. 57-3.
I.
is especially invited
An Artistic line of Photographs. Especially Studies from thild- -|.lis
constantly on Exhibition.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME. .
E. M JIOKSON. PHOTOORIPHEB 53 Wlll 8L NORWllK.
Taylor 8t Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lonkin Inraloi or house nndloi.
with the view 0 purchasiw are Invited to
call and examine our list e have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices-um! Hill-MI Venus some!
I" A N 'I‘ I; II.
BY or... Minn... {£1th 1.5.3.2; range...
tamed (or b Inst-ken plug or thM low or half.
in mud nrigblItIIlI-m within few minutes or
do I on car mute. Address "‘Hnuie. ~enll-
llr omu- m-ilfllt
1)RI.S*IIAKI\H|I) thetluy 'l‘ermn $15!.
Call between 7 and ti iu the evening.
)Irs Mariiuez. :4 iinvdaud street. bomb Nur-
wuik. all! 3111
\ USS HILL. VILLA. South Norwslk Conn.
. Open all the year for b Int-tiers. So bet-
trra- mmmmlatium can be found. Transient
and treble boa ders ucoummotiaied. ’I‘rrrns
moderate. Apply as above. not? III
A BEHPEC’I‘ABIIE vIomnu. thoroughly er-
patented. desires to no out an dinner
it!) lIrst 6f»; Lauri lest
up; ssfnw.nnssa
N SprlI Ir Hill Norwulk
nnN'oNulk. A III lreas
cc 7.2“
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BROOKSIOE STOOK FARM.
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FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER l3lll.
New England's banner attraction. TheBoa-
ton Museum's greatest success.
Hands
Across
the Sea.
WITH THE ONLY AND
ORIGINAL COMPANY.
SUENERY. COSTUMES
AND REALISTIC EFFECTS.
INCLUDINO ‘I'lll
MARVELOI' S REVOLVING SCENES.
THE WONDERFUL FOG SCENES.
THE GRAND SHIP SCENE.
hPll [ALLY HOAOID
THE’COLUMBIAN CIDETS' 0
Twelve little Bohemians in a wonderful
' speciulty direct from the World‘s Fair.
onto
4 MUSIC HALE
IIIIIIIII IIIeIIr. pureed IS.
THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL
GUS WILLIAMS.
In his htest laughing success.
“April Fool,”
assisted by it brilliant Comedy Company in-
t‘lutilng
Till! IIDGLIYN.
M153 LILLIAN Ilal‘,
JAMES 51086“.
THE IIU‘BOUGIO.
KIND I'LOIA REDDIHOI
Illlit MIRA ll. nnoou,
AND Offllll.
Admission. Ilfi. w and "iic. Hale cl sealant!"
open at l’laistrd's sutl Hicgs‘ rlrug stores.
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