.2 no 2.176.: ‘
meadow '
SOUTH NOEWALK. 00”.. ‘MCNDAY. REEBOK ll.
7 nut sitter
‘ . uneneeo bottles
‘urrn roe not poor.
. Attended hostel 'l'owe Isot-
M'Aitsrsooe. Votes to 1-
10” Avenue, from lost Avenue
M Wootpert Medan lino. ‘
insertion-ottoman! town meet-
one heldet the Town Room, deter
eitoreoou, to tote action upon I
. lorthewldoniug end strnlsten-
ni lieple evenue from Beet
the Weetport line. The reel-
oi Best Norwelk were
force. end there wee quite a
, present from Boweytoe. Ed-
; 0. Kooler woo chosen moderetor.
’MCurtlo opened the discussion of
the ‘bbject by inquiring whether the
meet Inple nvenue were prepared
.givotheleutl required tor the propos-
- i.
, O, 3. Redmeuneid he understood thet
gflin property-owners were ell willing.’
Thishrougbt C. A. Hewhinsto his feet.
ins wes unwilling to give his lend.
it '15. Bedmn sold the improvement
would be of greet banellt to the traveling
D. h Heuford then offered the follow-
“resolution, which wee promptly sec.
owded by Attorney John J. Welsh:
Wood: Thnt the selectmeu be end
they hernbyere instructed end directed
widen to e uniform width oi Ifty t
' highwpy known so
1 out Best evenue,
line, the center
t highwey to be sub
s center at the widened high-
t where straightened so here-
vided, end except such change
nppenr best in the judgment of
» ..; end to straighten said
“high e fro r ntin fr ntoi
n. man .3.“ °
to
. Sanford, to be
. sold selectmen, to the Westport
- w tug tothe most feesible and
, . plan in the opinion end
. a It at sold selectuten; end to cease
. .. notion proceedings to be taken
. rig to low to acquire land {or said
. ti necesoery; and to cease to be
.. collected end peid benefits and
4- evioing therefrom; end,
, .. , That the Illilt of 81 .800, or '0
4 I‘l
the some is hereby eppropmted
the treasury olthetown tor the
ebove stored.
Astounding vote resulted in llri yen.
Mints no negotive votes.
F It won then voted, upon motion oi
’Willlem Worden, thet the selection be
to here the work done by
olhcitiem, giving those living in
the preference.
meeting ndjourued.
A WIPBOIISE EFFECT!“
legIeed fer-lent Company
e lto belt Agni-st e leek.
. t oi tbelier: Englend Terminel
egelnst the First Netionel bent
. - Horwalh, torecover the sum of
, ‘1 .000 hes been emicebly edjuoted.
.3, Olde weetho agent of the 'l'rr-
' . eompeny et Wilson's Point. A
. senegohe endorsed the home of
a. ow England Terminelcompuny to
e which more into his possession en
- oi the company, end deposited
to hie own credit in the Flint
Bankof South Norwelh. Ho
. tly shipped cut, end the Tar:
ocmpsny, upon teeming of the
, brought suit agsinet the book to
. the money which had thus been
wbythedishoueot agent. The case
houheuging lire some time, while
I'hevohoenmedetoedect e com-
b, which resulted sntlefectorily
l'ridey end the proceedings were
‘ ' WI.
The Terminal oompsny wee represent-
hy‘l'owneend t Bootlend. end the
book by Bristol. Stoddsrd a
of New Boron.
Inner-enut'ewcnh.
Pleit,ofCounecticut,whohee
f ”in the United Stereo denote since
'fllfild who, during ell thet time,hee
”oi the Beptlbllceu lenders, will
hrhb bone in Isridsn in slow
lor much needed rest. lel’lett
he. one of the meet aetlromem»
df bodeorlty derlsg thereeeur
Melanesia-nod Ipuuhlssbouh
low
K" ”'0th 1'0 All!!!” In": .
Ive. em... wis- 0 Deli, eat willeot
ease Inch success sense.
There wee e lively sequel,
heturdoy, niteruoou. to the suit
oiDovldBoulshve. Ill. Louise l'ew-
oett. which, no noosoevd in The hunt:
no, heebnen decided by the Supreme
Court in fever of Ire Power“.
Over e yoerogo Coeetnblo Samuel Ire-
ieud elteohed goods to quite elem
emount in tavor oi the health arm. The
cone come up end e settlement wee of.
ieoted by lire. Pewoett end the llrtn's et-
torney here in Norwelh. The firm, how.-
ever, refused to abide by their sttornry's
settlement end brought enother suit,
which wee token to the Supreme Court,
end which lire. Fewcett won.
Btturdey Consteble Ireland attempted
to return the etteched goods, which
were jammed end utterly ruined, be-
sides being out of style. lire. Fewcett
intends to sue the firm for heavy demo-
gee, and no refund to accept them. The
the sidewalk, in front of Mrs. ancett’e
mlillnery store on Water street, Nor-v
welt, end they would have been
there yet bed not Councilmen W. H.
Smith, chelrmun oi the highwey com-
mittee, inttruoted Street Commiittoner
Kellogg to piece the goods in n sole piece,
under loch end hey.
Someone will have to pay nwrngeon
the goods end the coneteble is lieble to e
line ior violetion of the city ordinencee
in blocking the eidewelk. Some inter-
esting developments are expected.
feuerel or lies [tors-es Whitney.
Funerel services in connection with the
denth oi Iiiss Florence Whitney, dough-
ter of Luther Whitney, of Norwelk, were
held yesterdey siternoon. Mil-.30 o'cloch
Rev. F. E. Robbins conducted e brief
prsyer service oi the home of the decons-
od on Bsrbor stones. The remains were
then token to the South Norwelk Metho-
diet church. where the funeral services
were conducted by Rev. A. 8 Kevenngh,
newisted by Rev. hir. Robbins. The
church choir rendered “Go Bury Thy
Sorrow," "Shin In the Arms of Jesus"
end “Gathering Home." which wore
chosen by Miss Whitney to be sung at
her funeral. There ween beeutilul dis-
pley of iliwere on end shout the ceshet.
including o large pillow from the Sundey
school. e pillow end bouquet from Miss
Whitney's shopmetes st Grohem,
Ernst d'. Wheeler’s ciger fnctory, e
bushel from the Sons of Tempernnce, n
hendeome bouquet from Colonel Russell
Front end other rere cut flowers from
loving friends end retetivee, showing
their cote-2m for the deported. lileo
Whitney ween moot exemplery young
lody,eodhedletel,v become e member
of the Methodist church, She were
member of Cherles F. flailoch’s class
end of the Wednesdsy evening clues. At
the grove Rev. F. E Robbins egsin con-
ducted the services. The pellbeerers
were Williem H. Smith, Williem Teyv
lor, George hiller end Themes Rogers.
Il'teornpeol Loses his lllreutel Append-gen.
Henry Thompson, the pedestrinn who
is walking started the world for $10,000,
attracted much nttentidn on the streets
yesterday. [is weers knee punts end it
grey cop. When he nrrivod here hie
heir was very long. lie was musing C.
O'Donnell'e blrber shop on Middle street,
whens gust of wind struck his long
locks and blow them egulnet O'Donnell.
door. The berbcr got up end celled
Thompson inside. In ten minutes the
heir thnt won on the welbsr'e heed had
been pieced on exhibition in the shop
window. Thompson neys there are good
people in Bridgeport. He wishes he
lived here—Bridgeport News.
The Well (lees Continued Until Friday.
The cone of Joseph L. Weir, cherged
with viointlon oi the license law, come
up before Justice Smith, in Attorney
end et the requent oi the defendant wee
continued until Pridey st to e. m.
The justice "quoted Ir. Weir to
give booth in the sum oi 060 let
his oppnnrence et thet time, but on the
leth promise thet hewould not fell to
appeer. he wee showed to go on his own
ncognieenco. Ir. Welt eeye the ones
will unsettled.
witness-easeII-eeem-toe.
Atthseprlug-ootlugoiths been! of
menegstn oi the Odd Fellows' Home
menyieipruvemtnworsonoeredseede.
homespmwoiermwillbsincrven-
edhythoeodiiioooieuwanndpigs. All
thetuttonfleudpoulirythetwiil he
needed toeupply thelnmet-otthelloees
willhsrshedonthoior-thloyeer. By
ecircelerrecently inenod by the escro-
urywihobdmihopoyniont oi their
percepltntoewilioed open the eighth
museum toy-rut. The bond oi
maesgweoxpetlstheprsnldent‘sousol
"Mub-mummosfiee oi
theyeeibdnehwhoeesea et Wino
erodes lny ltd.» he elite to report
thettho lose-s tro- tho peyote-t oi
heudoihmetmleedditioetothoietor
“submarine-anemone-
consteble ilnelly dumped them upon '
Bonnecter's olllee, Saturday eiternoon,’
cubic» this this.
not on... our room in iron-
sirrr returner.
hormone or Abiding interest l'voeohnd by
the PM Ind II. M's “I to tho
Imprsselvsusee of tho letvlepo by Thole
lwsotlr m lode.
A thoroughly eernnot sermon woe
preeobed yeotorlfey morning by the peso
tor. the Rev. B. 0. Sherwood, in the
South N wnlh Beptiot church. It woo
from the t. “By thy words than obelt
be justified end by thy words thou shnlt
be condemned”, The Y. P. 3. C. E.
meeting held et ll o'clock wee led by
Charles A. Harrison. The subject was.
“Everything ior God " The church
choir pleesingly rendered epproprinto
music The hour wee spent in testimony,
preyer and singing of hymns. flies
Ade been w no eccompanlet end
little M". Franc urtevnnt. e choler
. pooled on
the v' lie in e moot euicient menner.
lockout” The discourse wee
tion end epplicntion of the
Sunday school lesson. The choir eeug
epproprietel’ beautiful music both mornv
in; end even ng.
In the South Norwelh Congregerionei
church, yesterdey evening, Rev. G. H,
Beard preschod the first of e series or
sermons on "The Seven Words from the
Omen." The morning enbject was "A
leadership of Service." Both were ex-
ceedingly interesting end helpful. The
music wee of en excellent cherecter. In
the morning there wee e quertette "fly
Faith Looks up to Thee," Bosoford, sung
by lire. Wheeler, Mrs. Collins, Meson.
Holmes and Morgan. The Gounod
Queriette song nt both servicen, end in
the evening hire. Wheeler song the ”he:
gend of the Croeebili” most sympotheti
oelly. ‘ .
Rev. D. I. Seward occupied the pula
pit of the Norweih Connregationel
church, yesterday, preechiug two excel-
lent sermons to large mngregetiom. The
morning lesson was portions of the thir-
teenth end fourteenth chepters of St.
John, end the text John xiii, 3d. in
the evening Dr. Sewerd took for his sub»
ject, "The Work of e lien.”
Rev, A. S. Kevenegli closed his series
of sermons on typtcel conversions, loot
night, by e discourse upon evnngeiiote in
general, end Dir. Iioody in pnrticeler.
This series of sermons bee been e most
interesting end profitable one throughout
end the closing one lest night won the
best one oi their: oil. The congregntiose
hero been large.
IAN! VIEW Till Willi.
Hundreds of People Visit the Home of
the Inllroetl Improvemswto.
The beentiful spring-like weather oi
yesterday brought hundreds of people
out of doors. The morning services or
oil the churches were very largely attend
ed, end in the afternoon people spent
much of their time in whining or riding.
The four-treating work in progress in
South Norwnllt won the objective point
of nearly every one, end meny people
who bed not taken much note of the im-
provements marveled er the greet chenge
wrought in so short e little. The sites for
the new;dopots were, of course, the moot
interesting points. The foundetioo for
the west-side station is completed end
lloor timbers ere portly lnid. The en-
cevstiouie well ndvnnced on the cellar
for the east-side etstlon, which is to be
similar to the one opposite. The old
freight home. the once end treche hove
been removed, end hundreds of our lands
of north here been pieced in the old
freight yerrl, which sores yeere ego wee
hnown no the reilroed pond. but which
can scercely be recognized so such nt
present. The meeeive retelning wells
host the municipel electric light rtetlon
end et Mecheuic street were inspected by
meny.
Contractors llhiptnnn & Deily yoeter~
dey erected soother derrick on the nest
eideoitbotrsohe, juvtbelow the depot,
The three npiln drivers end the worn thee
hos been eccompllebed by them end the
emeientcorpo oiworhmen under an.
tractors netted Lewis. eleo; proved n
tboDaehorydivlnlos. where in looeied
theeewirelght hoesnoed yerd,withlts
l895. ‘
Tlll ill" "III.
Milkmen-unmet...
3 sloosd‘lhsteflloedo.
IanwooO'drleeoeddoesbteMlbo
Eden Ulrich, of Limo Tells, h. 1.,
end Ire J.P.I.yone,ef Yoohere, were
”of John T. Eeyoesndiemlly over
* lame l. Rhoda returned to her
home in New Keven, to-dey, sites e
short vhil with hsrgroudleother, Ire.
(Isthmus Wilcox, cl :0 Yeitlleld evouno.
I... l. Bette end ismily. of Port Ches-
ter; Herbert Hurst. oi lliioletowe, N.
Y., end lien lieutenant were guests
of A. ll. Hoyt endwrie yenterdev.
B. J. Cutbill, the Norwolh oyetermen,
whurupplioo Drnbuvy with the mint
of her bivelveo, wee in that city
y.
Envy Welters end Williom 8. Becker.
at low York city, epeut yesterday with
tie. end lire. William C. Janos, Spring
street.
Joseph Wilcox, oi New York, wee the
guest yetterdey oi his mother, at her
More on Yehudi! avenue.
Dr. Welter L. Scoliold, of Brooklyn,
epont Bnodsy with J. P. Nicksrson, oi
list-street, liorwelh.
William A. 0. Pool end wile, of Brook-
lys were guests oi Williem Belle. of Elm
scold, over Suudny.
Rev. John Lawrence, of Clumontdi.
[Lid vhiting reletives in South Norwelt
for e few days.
th Hoyt, of Dnnbury, spent Sundey
withl his nephew, Nelson 8. Hoyt, Bey-
viow;"eveunc.
. Wei. Dexter, of Brideport, spent Bon-
dey fiflonth liorwelh, thegueot at his
8
a Eliztbeth lclehon, oi Coder
otvset,is spending e few deye in New
York.
Wlliem Vslentine, of Pordhem. N. Y.,
is riding Dennis Velentin, 'l'ey lor ow
BM .
CW 5. iirrenwoo i, of Belden ere-
nue, p spending the dey in New York
out, $
Ii form. of “clay etreet, in
ope ‘ e few deye in Wormwr. liner.
Fred 0. Renoir, oi Bobohen, spent
Show with hb killer, J. P. Bennett.
lucid lean-o ev secrete lust-p ed
.7; mfi-fiIWoet.
South 1” Wisp—Anne“
election of otbcereoi the first Iothodiot
huudnyochooltouightstddelochdntbe
leetmoom. Thouillciel boned of the
church will most et the pereoneeo.
Toesdey,8p. m.; close meeting in the
lerrtusvroom or 7:30 p. in. Wedeeedey
evening. probetiooere‘ meeting. 7:45 p.
In. Theredey evening. church preyrr
meeting. 7:45 p. -.
Trinity church ~‘l’ocvdey, 5 p. m.,
evening prnyev; 7:30 p.m , meeting at
the confirmetiou clone, Wednesday, 9:30
o. I, looming preyer, followed by e
meeting of the Letter; Mi society.
Thursdey, 7:30 p. on, evening prnyer,
with sermon by Rev. J. Y. i'iu-b, oi
Stemiord. Yridey, 5 p. I». evening
prayer, with the penitontlel oillce.
Norwslh Cmgrrgstionel church ’Ture-
deyet8510p rm, meetingoi the Lorilee
nesocietion; ruby-mt. "Prayer for the
blond" School." Thurdey, 7:"; p. on,
tnonthly ’mieoionery concert: ltliljr'cl,
"Using the Bible on n Iieeionery," Frip
tiny, 8:30 p. m.,Junior Eodeevormerta
ing. Whitley, 2 p. in., children's sewing
circle.
South fiovwnln Withhelr’luesv
tiny, I p. Ir.. prsyereteetieg Junior So
ciety of Christine Eudoevhv: topic,
"Whet does the Bible‘l‘eocb About Rach-
ee?"dp.rn., monthly meetingoithe
church committee Thereby, 7:40 p. on,
church prayer service: topic, ”linst Con-
versiu one ripecinl end Conscious Ber
pelican?"
Thsdouth liorwelb Bsptlst Boye' livi-
gedo will most It the cherub’l’uudoy
st 7 detest. The repulse mid.
W stares motion-41.1.
Wlflnfdlnotoeotoheevssee'do
Hummuswnwn
rnecrrcettv e oresreone out
new or run coherent.
no lsetlsot llsoveu Wine
on. Win um reel-nan
leb-ltted to thermos-noun»
movemmmme.
'nt durum reporters continued
their convene todny, on their rounds (or
news, reletlve to the town court bill, end
the result of their wort has only ineroeev
edthellotoithose whoern in fever of
.bevingthobilleubtuittedtoevoteoitbo
people. Those who been so eeprsoosd
themselves ere:
senetorJ. H. Ferris, C. it North.
fl. 8. Brown, J. l. Dibble,
Kntthew Corbett, s. it common.
it. E. Wilson, J. Demon, Jr.,
Edwerd Quittner, A. J. Hutchinson,
R. B. Golden, J. W. Delis,
J. A. Volt, I, C, Ceewell,
E. Ademe, .l. W. thdwell,
C. E. Seymour, Williens Miller,
J. W. Powell, Theodore Lowndse,
J. 3. Dunning. Jscob ficheub, '
Sylvester Hunt, Edwnrd Zoiuif,
C. We Stow, “r Tr My
lint-nel Comotoch, Jerues L. Hoyt,
A. Boob. Edward (Johnnie,
‘l'ellmedge Baker, Dr.W.C. BotIe,Jr.,
(l, C. stillson, W. B. Bworde,
liaison Hoyt. C H. Ahthorpv,
John Drummer, F. 1., Better,
Ii. 8. Smith, H. 8. Bond,
T, f. Reymond, W. J. Foster,
it. D. Randell, J. it. Beymoud. ‘
W. T. Crew, C, W. lingers.
W. C. Fools, C. l'. Redmen,
l". N. Ferris, Irving Robertson,
W. (i. LeCount, C. W. LeCouol,
E. E. Gotham, J. W. Mervin,
C. L. Hubberd, J. 8. Randell,
.‘lsmuel Carmen, Den. L‘liontmdieu,
(i, R. Badman. S. J. Smith,
John [item/iii! r, John Turtle,
W. H. liecter, John hlchny,
W. ii. Henford, Charles Sellout,
W. S. Folweli, Rev. A. J. fimith,
Augustus St. John J. i’. Yrencis,
Jacob licheub, E. (l. Tomlinoon,
c. n. army, (1. w. Carroll,
17. A. Teller. Christian Swertz,
C. d. Trowhridge, A. Bleacherd,
J. A. Brown, R. J.(‘etbill,
B. V. Boner, J. L liteherde,
F. 3. Baker, Hormon’l'hieie,
W. W leaner, G. I) Keefer.
Cherlsn Smith, W. ll. Arnold,
A. Dee, T. ll. Garth.
W. R. Seymour, Alder! fiolnxflv.
P. L. Cunningham, (i. h. 'l'rowbvirigo,
F. D. heron, W. C. Briggs,
D. Dunlap, B. 1'. Stevens.
Williem Clerk, 1. l. Jennings,
A. E. Winchester, Joshua Keene,
W. A. Benedict. C. J. Palmer,
ii. 3 Schrich, W. 6. Know.
Theodore Knepp, Rep. E 0. Keillor,
Rev. ii. ll. Wetsins. Rev. J. W. litmuut,
A. ll. Comp, J, f’. Treodweii,
J. H. Hoyt, Williem Hctinllen,
William Werdvrell, (l W, White,
H. l. Hobbs-ll, R. I. R0”,
W. H. Uimeteed, J. 3i. Benedict.
Frederick lined, A. E Amtiu,
B. W. lepleo, timid iloyt,
0. E. Wilson, E. 0. Stuart,
Thomsn Bradley, R N. Morehouse,
W. I. Bette, I}. N Couch,
(l. W. Boyrnond, G. H. Renewed,
Bemuel Lynn. Samuel Unborn,
B. 3. Keith, R. l‘. Adonis,
ii. K. l'itnulry, Edwnrcl Street,
J. l). Kimmy, W. A. Curtis,
W. 8. Montgomery, V. 8 Belleeh,
C. lo. Full", ‘1 C. (item,
C. E. Hoyt, [1. ll. limitlt,
Devid Gould, htilee Curtis,
J. D Jenninge, loeeeiiellech,
W. l’. Bryent, 1!. 'f. Roscoe,
Y. 8. Bette, it. W. sonnet,
(i, B. at. John, 0. W. lioymond,
D. W. Fitch, ll. P. Price,
Front Unused, E. II. Toltee,
Edwin Wilcoe, Freon Pavlov,
Col 7. S. Roberts, Jolie Islowv,
it. W. stereos, Peter Welsh.
Dr. John lichen, J. l’. Steinem,
Jnuteo Bette, C. L. Clover,
A. ll. Bart, I. W. llelotoo,
Cheeks Betw, Jolie leflshos.
omen.
llnnrol front, 0. A. lleenreher,
M Tflh'o E I' We
Glories Cloud, C. l. Duchwuod,
,n...i.o.om, e. i: Auntie,
Jeni-Moment. I'M W.
J. A. Pies-o. AttorneyllJimir.
Walloon Does, Jet-re Keene.
minimise on rem.
J. A. liter-r. I. ll. locum,
Willin- ll. Hoyt, I. I. Lee,
D. P. fly, 0. I. Muse,
Henry Boiled, ll. fl teamed.
Attorney Grey: "1 on to lever et
heelegeomoennngro-edo. Thee-redo
mooteoliued hythonttoreeyohevonet
been eddnd ier some names.
shoddheeoaqouohrmwiethe pew:
logduohldnedttehestdeottnpa-el
node-lend.”
Wide-listen
“fit on IS W
. TWO Genre,
. ADI! ll‘l’lfl'fl lihTIIAI. .
greetleterwtinthooldlodbdlehovteg .
hegemonic-other. Outer
”memnemwm
visittohor this «misting with
him e libersl oupply of deletion M
sores peppermint undies.“ which the ‘
oldlndy lo veryfond. Aunt Betsey lo
quitechipperforoneooold,“ though
shelsiuheduioototthotheoeudle
eighdwgnheheeee excellent memory.
Sheleegreetielltoreodcenrconillsby
incitlenteof her childhood dope. Aunt
Betsey. wesborniuheugetuohluso old
houeoueertherivermow tnowues the
Coeiteroft route. Her tsther'enenioweo
Themes sounder» end he bed e lerge’
femily, mostly girln. do n girl Aunt
Benny wee quite ireil. She ettended
school, however, in the “down town”
school hours et lest llorwelk. edietenco
of three rnilufromher home. On her
100th birthdey Colonel Dalston: gavoher
epnrty,endit wee everycnjoyebleos:
cesium Theoldledyiluednes she
isseoldeeflethuseleh. Shohsoeooxv
cellcnteppetiteendio in perfect hsslth
foroneooold. Ineieelweye hindlyrov
armband on her birthdey by meny
gifteol ttuiteendiloworo.
POPULAR Alvin.”
"no or theirs-to to Which m
l'oeple on letoroued.
"in Old Kentucky” comes to Hoyt’
Thcotro tonight with the prestige of e
genuine liew York tomes sud Mailed
end commended on till sides es s pley oi
nnmoel strength end gorgeous scenic,
diepiey. it Who, in (act. the one striking
nuccm oi inet m in New Yorh,where
lie mire of truthful pictures“ 8mm
life caught the (my of Golhem'e ploy,
goers. it is o melodramatic spectacle] oi
greet ephmrior. The tour lending scenic.
sttiete in New York-Young, llama-t.
liens end Voegtlin-wero «aged for
scverel months in preportng the eeeesry.
A greet future it mode of the recs, shill
itinerealreceoo‘iereo itlspoeslls to
hevoonsonthentsgs, the horses met-
lng e wild deoh laces the as...“ It
do: the wiret- lob
A view of the fences use"
trnchi: shown, with the grad steed Ibo“
ird with eutheoiestle epectetnrn, the‘
boohrmherecrying the odds end inc“.
ing the people to invent, the bedstead
occupied by tbepichsuinny bison bond 0!
young devltire just entering their tones,
the judges rimming theireleborete box,
and the multitude of hangereon nlweye
to to mood at a re .e men. The pidv
dock is aiuiehoen, with the horses, jute
keys, term and other ultra-urinate, the
weighing'in, the mount, end the other
bite oi buoineee «uranium to elicit pieces.
i'ouml inletvnt ieliei 1; taken in the
conning of the Thawher's end
Carroll Jimmie-J's minntrrle to Boyt's
theatre t next Wednmley, Mercia 13.
The is out pvrw'srivyof thew clever
c medians ere tor well known to the
theatre greats of title city to need any in-
trmimtirm. Not only their nbillty on
public entertainers, hot for their great
decree to lurnleh tlvir petrouo with on
entertainment panning worth end
merit, end, with thieeimln view hero,
on in thepnt,meoreded in eroneieg the
moat invertible ornaments from both
press end public. The scene setting of
the picturmgne first part is e dupley of e
opecteeuler [niece of splendor. in doll.
cote little of Ill lit blue end pink. hneutir
lolly illueuneted will colored olectrlcsl
devices, end with tit-entire oompeoy oi
fifty people, unturned ie the brittle",
dressed the "English flout club,” pro-
ooretneotogrpicturethstisrsrely equel‘
.dv
wuliempwt pnpnroeay «remainder -
bill‘s oudience there loot Fitter "Mill!
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asdneie new more populerlhen over
thinking his third sppoereeuo on the
worse lloloro loosing town he won
engegodfornreteeeeonleths“flldv
WWW? Drona,” which in to be
his opening progress-e here on the llth.
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macabre-tote.
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mereioget‘izfldclntltethle reside-en,
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either. Inlnrtoleweohorsle
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“commutes-sleuth“-
walk and ”York, end else owned
continuous", hehrry end iseeisem
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on South Isle strut. llo Item in
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