2,.
ONALLMALNEWS. :cus
-—-—— I .
"tango Whlat Club will
Thea: I.
t‘ '.'«>
. u . . Mn. Bennett totlciated at}
d Church. yesterday morning.
M'Bel'itley street chapel in the
I'l‘ho soloist at the latter
‘ John W. Weblc. f ior
g was held in the Norwalk to ti
Qouyt Saturday. in relation ml
at a ‘gnardian for
liemau.
0
. .to December 7.
r "ultra for private parties may state I
. ~ ably rile popular for trips
ugh the rum] sections in the sum-
mobths.‘ Colonel Heft. 'who was
recently in charge of the electri-
Qplrtlnent of the Consolidated ‘
and is yet connected iith various l
, (mind not only comfortable.
, rlou’a aocommmodations.
he f’l‘ouohstoue" ‘ is the leading
story its the: Christmas number of Way-
’d'aies just'out. This is by the
l . ed German Herr Georg Ebcrs.
»
by
“flow
A!
thony"
, ' ”Manama. B. Kiser. U. 8. Sea-
.hbcd Hoar. “How to Talk.” by Mary ll.
3.. permanent department cal-
“ to attract unusual interest. The
inhabn‘HOdtefi C0., Publishers 0
fin de Tales, Chicago. has proved‘
.. t
l
l
i
”a not impossible to produce a
class magazine in the west.
s mart-tools? cubscu DUL-
. term. -
. oddly. 8 .p. m.~—Monthiy meeting
”mule! Board: important business. .
every member be present.
today. 7.45 p. m.~—(leneral class
. .Brother Seth Remington,
. Var. net everybody attend the
”meeting this Week. as the gener-
ga or meeting will be omitted.
neaday. . .8 ,p. m.~Epworth
a Cabinet. at residence of Presi-
. ‘, urn. 0 Livinghton street.
under. 11 a. m.—-Unlon Thanks-
pg service in the Congregational
The sermon will be preach-
ldy as
ior.
5::le Rev... B. B. Carpenter. pastor
, .fioiith Norwalk BaptistMChurcb.
' hurchwill unite in the service.
. . steed toattend.
8 p. m.-—Christian Industrial
, Business meeting followed
meat!“ and. entertainment.
uwrencs will be the guest or
ague and deliver an address.
t. fimm'f, A large attendance
"from
‘ 3.5K Carpenter, at the South bad",
ir-Baptlat Chumh, preached a
sermon yesterday, in regard to
0. A” and was in {ever of
_ tonance. The attendance at
uroh'was large and among the
ohrwere many members of
s interested in the Y. M. c.
carpenter described the good
kit his-being done by the sand
_ and the but results which
follow its‘dlaconunuance. Those
‘ theses-mun were amply chir-
. full-merits of the institution
st mutation will he made to
‘ tabulation from going under.
tor was congratulated on
this direction and many
' , the'hopo that they will bear
the
lug."
we tag—u...“
, L000: or notes.
unripeopie met, last night.
‘ 'nllall, in relation to or
/ ' o! Eagles. George F.
, til Norwsilr. was chosen
‘ l». and George Do
m «if!!! temporary secretary.
‘ meeting will he held mat slun-
At’ipddl’ela was made by Deputy
F ntuGray. of New Haven.
t horlt
mia .
.mQt
own for its Siuiish-
nest and Loan Service.
"F. D. LYON a co.
naaanlrmrA
Ell-Mayor sum. 0' arms aupmfi
WASHINGTON.
.. vstsry of Castle Stat-max is a iy- ; firrfllkumrnl of the le
:W‘byinobert Barr. Other stop!maladmipistration of Porto ltico
mil-gnu Ii. Spegmam George a made in the annual report of William
thor of the "Tempting of Ii. Elliot. the commissioner of the In-
. and “The Long terior for Porto lllco. made public at
t.llbad.!'. Forrest Crissey, 89,“. the interior department today.
Elliot says it. was a pity and a shame
that during the four centuries preced-
ing American occupation of the island
so very little effort was made to open
f . up communication; that so small a por-
tion of the millions of dollars wrung
from the people in taxes and imports
.should have been spent in the better’
mom of roads, for education or any oth-
ed useful purpose.
came. ruled with vigor. tarried a little
while and departed with a competency
of ill-gotten gains, leaving unhappy na-
tives to labor and suffer."
yet a number of interior towns whose
only outlet is over ancient trails. but
they are now being approached as rap-
it possible demand from
States.
An appropriation for improving the
harbor of San Juan to be incorporated
in the river and harbor.bill leashed.
NEXT YEAR’S SCHEDULE NOT
» football data-s.
KING
. 'l' soda sitar 00ml . vs .000 for Appearance.
"' “laying“, {will Eonkso RAPIDS. Iltch.. Nov. 2:..-
x-Ilayor George R. Perry. charged
with having received a bribe of 88.333.
from Lani K. Baiabury, while Garmen-
.Cameron water deal was in prosreas.
waived examination in police court to-
day, and was bound over to the Super-
ourt for trial.
He furnished ha
amount of 06.000.
11 other prosecutions.
mm on Porto Rico.
M
Pompous ofiicia
possible.
which none has full
MADE UP.
ice for approval or revision.
“Y
olthaibl
.llla 'wlfe and five daughters a
l
ll
J l . fiat-Alderman Adrian Schrlver was
I d 'l‘ I 9““ e ~ arraigned in the Superior Court today
i u 3“ I” °"v ° ;und after pleading guilty to accepting
in“ M and "l“? “'0" "all i a $825 bribe from bunt K. Salisbury.
1 “’9 father i was remanded for sentence. It is ex-
' chi d desires to be ”WING“ l pct-ted that sentence will be deferred.
as Schrlvey will be a witness for the
He has
expected by another season‘on the i already told the prosecution secretly:
nhctlcnt trolley lines. and will um I what he knows of tlio deal.
In addition to the confessions of Al-
derman Schrlver and beseis. several
‘ other aldermen have confessed to their
‘ share in the deal. and are expected to
become state’s witnesses.
. _ It develops that Salisbury was to have
ey enterprises. ran a parlor cur received $125,000 cash when the deal
. ywe‘ek‘lrom umhmont to Stain- was put through. and that he was to
‘Mol; thofitamford street railway have given 3100.000 in bonds of the
There was a party aboard. and water company that was to have been
of large size and elaborately formed.
SPAN/NH MALADMINISTRATION.
Subject of Commissioner Elliott's Re-
gucica of Spanish .
is
is
There are
The economic value of the road car
tension work‘ now in progress is dem-
onstrated. he says, by a saving of from
fifty to seventy per cent. in the cost of
transportation to and from the inter-
‘ The report “within. the power of the
mayors to removethe health officers of
their towns seriously interferes with
good sanitary service. and that con—
soqucntiy the people. and particularly .
the poor oi‘ many municipalities suffer
and die for want of proper attention.
The next session of the legislative as-
sembly is expected to remedy this evil.
The report says that the advent of clv~
ll government found a majority of the
municipalities in a bankrupt condition.
recovered
and most of them remain miserably
"The hospitalaccommodations." adds
the report. "even in the towns where
pretence is made of providing them.
arc sadly deficient.‘ so that the sick
poor. who have not got the means to
employ. medical attention are left to
sickcn. die or recover as Nature wills
or native remedies fail or avail.
great field for philanthropy lies open
to Porto Rico."
The report says that "cofiee. oucc
leading expert and source of
wealth. has passed through many vic-
issitudes in the past demdc: there has
been very little planting; therein no
profit to planters with collee at the
present prices: and should prices go
lower. the situation will he distress-
Thc only hope held out in (mm
the United
A
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 23.91:: refer-
cnceto a report. contained in a New
York despaicir. last. night_ to the client
that Yale and Columbia have agreed to
play a football game each year in New
York_ the management of the Yale
team said today that no arrangements
have been made as yet for next year's
Such an agreement as
is reported, would be impossible. it is
added. because of faculty restrictions.
which require the playing scheduo each
year to be submitted to the. college on-
WALLINGFORD Cl‘l‘llEN DEAD.
WALUNQFORD.NOV. 23.—llldwln 8.
Pamela. tor twenty-live years a Initi-
no of this town. .la.
daince'_’bere. ml!
formerly president
Wheel WW.
Wheel Company
deadathis resi-
,cara. He was
and ti: Wallinglord
. s x
'and at late had car.
rind on, a lumber‘bualnssa at Thoma!-
vine. N. C. nehth was due to Wm".
‘rdlhOlhI.
.3». .
' - Bu sum
,iioothaaovoioowdei'“;m ....., . .. ..-.....
10biiaed to its on Mohandi
One Man Was Struck—Al
Kinds of obstacles on the:
hack
CHICAGO. Nov. lit—While prepare-v
.tions were being completed today
the opening of the State street cubic
line. not heretofore operated do n: the
strike of the employee of the \ ..
(1in Railway. rioters were engaged in
trying to put out of commission the
four lines which the company has beenl
operating on a limited scale. Trolley
wires were cut in a half doacn places
Repairs were made
on Haisicd street.
under police protection. An effort also
was mode to blockade Archer avenue.
wagons and
Rocks were hauled in
dumped on the tracks.
only nt street
to OCCUR
week.
Five trains were put in operation on
While this
the State street. cable line.
more was being made. the Board of
rectors of tho- railway company. were,
busy formulating a reply to the latest:
proposition of the strikers.
Nov. 20.-——A gm...” iircd by thc‘polii-c and (im- mm is be-
iievcd to have been hit by u bullet.
still were knocked down
'l‘lir curs encountered
while sev
. the ofiicers.
‘ stacles all along the line. After remov-
ing spikes from the cable slots at Fif-
ty—sevcnth and Fifty-first streets. the
train was blocked at Forty-first ail-661
by iron rails placed across the trucks.
The crews begun to remove the
struction when from behind
came a volley of stones. The police
charged the flown with their revol-
vers. A running fight ensued in which
the police fired upon the mob.
By this time a crowd had collected
about. the cars and another charge by
the police was made-upon them
-N... a...»....... .
TOWNS ASK STATE AID.
indebtedness. .,
under the act which was passed by
railroad indebtedness incurred in
in reducing its debt.
pay to a town complying with
the town's bonded railroad debt.
pal of the debt.
limitation in 1908. '
County.
The towns are all small ones.
some of them might reasonably
culled decadent.
capped to some extent by
ness incurred in helping In the
struction of railroads.
of which was caused by loaning
credit to railroad enterprises.
and a debt of 868.000.
SlAlflslbtl and its debt-“lo “$4.862.
\VALLINGF‘ORD. Nov.
work today.
have-been settled satisfactorily,
filed ;
a“... Misadfiuta} "
"a is. wish walnuts.
‘u was . iii
f ile- amour-r“!-
v
if 4
-‘ em amen. rouse swears are.
ln policing the four branches upen-
'cd last week, as well as the State
street lino. patrolmen were stationed
inter-sections except'
where trouble was thought most likely.
l-‘ewcr policemen Wore detailed to
ride on the cars toduy than during last
A serious riot occurred at Forty-first
street and Stale street when the trains
arrived at that point. Many shots were
tore the obstruction could be removed.
Four Want Held in Reduelng Railroad‘
Four towns have applied to the
State for aid in reducing their railroad:
indebtedness. The application is maileiall 8X
last Legislature and which provides
that a town having a grand list of loss
than 82.000000, and having a bonded;
sisting in building a railroad. may
avail itself of the help of the State
'Inc State is authorized annually l
specified requirements I per cent. or
vided the town itself raises at least
an equal amount by taxation to be ap-I
plied to the liquidation of the priuc
The law expires b
The towns which -have ihusfar ap-.
plied to the State for help are Canaan.
and Washington in Litehheld Countyn
and (:haiham and Essex in Middlemx Wheeler Was bound over to‘thc 80pm“
They have not yet compiled l ior Court today for trial on the charge
with all the preliminary conditionafloi murder in the second degree. In.
and the State board of control. which Wheeler is accused of having cursed
handles the State's end or the trans-i the dcnth of Mrs. Annie. K. Waterman
action. has not yet taken any artiohdihrough a criminal operation.
They are all handl-
indebted-
Chathnm. with a grand list of only“
8843.063. has a debt of 889.409. most
Canaan. with a grand list of “33.3744 from the testimony.
has a funded indebtedness 0f’817.000..mllte\l the ante-nwru‘m atatctueht.
Essex has a grand list. or $l.23-i.1iil9§
Washington's grand list amounts to i Mics.“ answercd the swirling man in n
GRINDERS RETURN TO WORK.
23.~~'l‘hc
grinders employed in the shops of the
R. Wallace (2 Bone. Manufacturing
Company. who have been on strike to‘
enforce certain. demands. returned to
The trouble is said to
the terms have not been made public. . that?--Chicago News.
United Grace
aauevs m'uaxmo'aia case's AT A suALL norm ruse:
wens eatow wrti. common You. THAT was: sat 'rnus
FACTO. DUN ruauksawme we an ”acute.
,. ~ ~13.er .m _ I I; I 5». ..' .,
ave-eaves essences Ass-barns“ or
bani ., .
sad , m‘mm
at losses. while northern facile and
Pennsylvania moved as much in the
contrary direction. ll‘sw stocks were
dealt in in the early dealings. and
transactions were in rather small
amounts of Republic Steel pfd. were
shred. for which there was little tic-
mand. and the price was scaled down
'Iteadlly until it touched 50. a loss of
4%. This and the advance in call
money rates caused contraction in the
general volume or ualneaa. but there
I was no display ciggathetlc weakness.
lead gained 1% Nashville. Chat-
‘tanooga and St. Louis 7. Bless 8hr!-
3field Steel 1% and St. Paul pfd. its.
TODAY'S QUOTATION!
Mine in the Cripple Creek district by
plosion of dynamite which killed
the} two men on Saturday. Governor Pes-
ibUily ordered the troops sent out at
‘Dcnvcr Saturday afternoon for the
Tellurldc district to proceed to Cripple
"wreck instead. After the arrest of
itwelve men. believed to be connntcd
lwi‘rlt the Vindicator cxploaion, three
;as principals and’lhlne as accessories.
0; the troops were again ordered to pro-
iceed to 'l‘ellurldc.‘ 1! they arrive at
Ridgoway "too late to get into Telluo
ride bcioro dark tonight. they will re-
main at the former place. Conditions
at Tellurido are such that Gov. Pea-
i-- body says the troops will take no
yichances by entering the district at
- nigh
tilt:
Dm‘
.. “.9
PHYSICIAN STILL lN JAIL.
DANBURY. Nov. 23.~—Dr. Hiram A,
was fixed at $5.000. Dr. Wheeler has
been detained in the police station
since his arrest. but hopes to secure
liomlfilnP-ll today. The principal fea-
ture of this morning‘s proceedings in
connection with the. hearing was the
effort of the defense to have the ante-
mortem statement of Mrs. Waterman.
in which Dr. Wheeler is accttsed of
Iperlorming the operation. excluded
Judge Scott ad-
and
he
1
C0“-
u
its
"So ih'ey named a cigar after you?"
. idublouu tone. "Quite a imminent."
i "i thought so till I smoked one of the
; cigars. then i concluded that it was a
”MIT—Washington Star.
' Lady—But you promised me if i gave
you the beefstcnk you would do some
work. _
Dusty~Wellg didn‘t I do some work
when I chewed such a tough steak as
do.
i
but
ca“.-- .. ~ aw... my»-..
as: In»: sonar, 9.. lb. 25°.
essIliIa.ancy woman. as
I that. W‘W‘l‘ are
was ewes-n». a...
w W cuss. Padilla Fleur, {tor the
_ ,..
1
av unsung;
B‘all «
.1515? . ,
on $1
O O C
Thanksgivmg Table Linens.
The possession of a good store of dainty Table Linens is a joy to every housekeeper. Just
new ways and means for the winter tax the brains and judgmspt of womanltind and to have the ta-
ble nicely dressed ior Thanksgiving dinner, without spending; more money‘thah can well be spared.
is very often a serious problem. Much money is wasted in pumhaalng table linens that were not
worth buying in the beginning, and to guard against this ncsdlus waste we call your attention at
this time to our Linen Department. a knowledge of which will be profitable to you:
medluiciy the body-was picked up and
taken into a drug store. A surgeon
was called. but he could do nothing
saying that it was evident that life.
departed almost instantly. The cn-I
glne was No. 2..driveu by Frank 0.:
Lee. I
"She has such a natural charm about ,
her."
"Yes: but it is srtii'icial."—-.ludgc.
Ground Bone.
I Oyster Shelia.
I Tripe and I-‘igs k‘ci
Sohaub'i florkot
22 wasumerou eraser.
.i; lilo.
——-——
Boone 22-!
" riser ensue
MASOUERADE 3
BALL
of the
TH atmakers’
' ‘ SICK "NEH r SOCIETY.
or South Nor-walk.
MUGlc HALL.
i
t
l
Coatuvna.
The committee to award the Frig-
aa will be selected from the Audience.
. ..._.._—~...m...-.—.wv.-_... .
" Noucr. ‘ 1
Further Appropriation
Notice is hereby given that the Coun-
cil of this city proposes at its next- rel~
ulur meeting to be held on the 7th day
of December. 1908. at 8:00 o'clock p.
m.. to appropriate the sum of $400.00
to the Police Department of the Admin-
istrative Department of said city. tor
current expenses of said department.
said appropriation being in addition
to the appropriation for said depart-
ment. made at the adjourned annual
city meeting for the current year.
South Norwalk, Nov.2l. 1903.
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk. f
Don’
milli
r
WeWiiI“
Bond You.
Taylor 8v Golden
THANKSGIVING EVIitpOX. 25TH. .
W“ 125%, " ' N Washington at. ‘ so. Nor-want
“writs fer the Handsome-t Lady's -._.m.,.___..._,..,...;‘ .-.
ume.
06.00 Prize for the Most Original Gent’s A REAT BARGAIN SALE
Beautiful Ready- to - Wear
"mm" 5"“ “ "3”“ Hats for Ladle: and
BALCONY. 25s A reason. .
on n c as 24 :5 . Children
All the latest styles. Value. two and
three dollars. ‘
SALE PRICE $90 and 9“
H N. Main St.
. .- ...................._
Glover’s the Place
' St. Joseph's Fair
of
t miss the sale at the oldatand.
nery and cloakstorn.
‘ L. FITELSON. _
South Norwalk, Conn.
l
To
St. Jeseph’s Night
ioi' _ . ' ’- ‘
Reported over private m or m -
91.. g Coldschmidt. Commission a", CREAM DAMASKS. DOUBLE BLEACHED DAM BLEACHED HEMSTITCHED
:11 trees. swarta a Corbett Bloch south _.—- ASK. 'CLOTHS.
. Ihiorwala. Open. High. how 1:30 70in.Crcanan1ask ....5oc.jyd. WITH NAPKlNS TO MATCH. , . 7-— ,
fimalfi CnIp., can. so any. new. 63 in. Cream Damask .....69c yd. ~----- sz2 yds.,-@ . . . . ”.75.?
"1. milk Wit ‘N 44% 44 ' ‘ ‘ '0lll.Dt)l‘-1‘ilc Bleacher Damask , - l ' 1 ‘
Am. singer. 117 my. 117 my. 72 in. Cream Damask ....75c. yd. / 1 Bsc’y’d gaz/z yds., @ 83.35.
A. 'r a ii. iii. an saw. ms; to 72 m. Lream Damask ....85c. yd. _2 aniiédhit lllenclicdllaiiiask ' 2x3 yds.. @ ..a Woo.
A. T. I S. I”. Il. 85395 89% .‘iubfi 89% / - - ‘d -—~-—-—-'--
Hall. 1 0M0. 7m 75% 76 75% BLEACHED DAMASK. _- . ------ - - - ~ ----- . ~ 31-00 Y - HEMS'PITCHED SETS.
{lrlyng-O'III‘I. 1:3'6 (3% {:3'4 23% M 72 ill. Double Bleached Damask. , , m... '
. tea. 0 i I . . . . . ..
2 (lb. or. West: its... my. 15% 15:“. 66 ill. Bleached Damask. so c yd. .' ‘ """" _' ' ' ' ' " $1.25‘yd. . IO-i. lublc Llotli. dozen Nap-
I(‘ M it 8 p it . .. ’lB . . 72 ill. Double lllcnthrd Damask. . ~ .
0.0“ .6”. .. fig” {.743}; 11:11:: 11.78% ()(lll'i. Bleached Damask. 62%c yd. $1 35 yd. ions to match 36.25.
. . l ,’ . . . . ................. . . . .
E F i" l t 1 gm: 261‘. 33% 26% 60 in. llIcachcrI ?amask. 69 c yd. 72 in. linublc llicachcd Damask. 12-4 Lloiii hnpkms to match.
tr e. s -- r .. “61.4 “6% salt 6% (lrllll.n(‘{l(‘11(‘! )amask. c d. ................... 1. . ...... . . . .~ ......... . .
. :10“. Elma. 15474. 11th 154% 155 75 Y s 50 yd ' ’7 00
l 11. Central. 129 129 129 129 ' t .' . .. . . .' . . '
il.ou. & Nash. IIIIIII lull); wilt. 101% 20 Inch Napkins, nssnrtul dimgns from ................................... $1.00 to $2.75?“ doz.
Manhattan. 133% 139% 133% 1395;. 24 ‘IIICII Napkinsnssoricd dcsrgna from ............... . ..... . ............ $1.00.“) $5.00 per doz.
Met. St. Ry., m my. 114 1155;. . .
geficzll'g. If} I}; If; If; KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. , - , ,. ‘ f
D" Ill: K: & 1.5“. :h‘; :u‘. 36 3.. Large size Drip Pans ...... 19c. Large Turkey Platters ..... 25c. 2 qt. illowu Glass Pitchers .. 50c.
M... puma. '3... 90 3914 9.) Covered Roasters, 12x17. 59c. Glass Berry Dishes ...... .. soc. Salts and Peppers .......... soc.
Nat. Lead. i316, 13% Ill 13 ‘
N. Y. Central. 1171/. 117% 116% 118% . .
Nor. 8t Weal.. 55V. 55% 55% 55% , * . . 1‘ '
Out, a Web. 2054 209;. 20% 20% .
Fan. Mail. 2557's 25% 25% 257,4.
Penn. R. R., 11374. 114% 113% 114 ' ‘
by Poo. lies, can. 94% 937.4. 94% , _ ’ I
ob- Reading, 40% 40V. 40 40% - . -.
Read._81pf., 75% 75% 72% 73% a - ’ . ‘ .
Rep. tool. 67A.» 07/. -
M island, 2.. .2... m , no. 2 and s oazarra UiLomo.
South, Pan. 4m. 451,4. «as 45% ‘ " .\ - 1'
So. Ry. 00.. 18% 18% ill 18% ..
ti)!» 2‘ fly. (éo..&pl.. 74% 72% 25:: #15:: -.--..-..,. . , M, .- .s .. . . ,. ._ . -. . .-... 7!- - s. - ..-.__' ,_ .
wh ch enn- - L28 '2. KILLED BY A rm: enema. ' . . ., é. ’
Texas Par»... 23% 23% cm 23% new HAVEN. Nov. tilt—Alex. Wein‘PnceS Sh“ Lower at '
Union Pas. 72% 72V: 72 72% lck. aged 00 years, was run over and
U. 8- 115., 7% 7% 6% 7 killed by a fire department engine utl . S h b! -
U. 3. Lou, pl.. 7': 1m 77 77y. the corner of Oak and Broad strecta' C a“ S. l
U. S 1; :MC, ll ’ (6:16 3%. 3% this noon. lie was crossing thItI‘ .
ll. . u r. 9 . . street and did not notice the approac » . v
be. II. 8. Steel. ill 1 51% 50% 51% of the engine in time to save himself,l 3 "L “‘0" Beef, 2r"'l H OYIT‘ 5 ‘TH EATRE '
Wabash. 19%~ 19% 19% 19% The wheels of the heavy machine pass-t 2 lb. Home Made Sausage, 25c THANKOGWING DAY.
whims. pt, aw. our. 34 mt ed over his cheat.‘and he was dead: . . m f M u _ ' s
Wis. Cent, 10% 10% 10% 16% when picked up. According to eyes 14"“ PM llonst. ('1 P "0f“ mil l.
; ---r---- witnesses Weiulck was first struck by. Prime an» Roast. . woe THE and nuclear. comeov.
I DYNAMITING A MINE. the pole pf the engine and knocked. . m i .
; DENVER. (3010.. Nov. 23-13pm...” down. the horses going over him. bu. Butter 1" Print, “5° , . 7‘. '
' of the attempt to wreck the Vindicator lhf‘ Wheel bringing ‘lc‘l'h- Airport in" Shoulder Steak. 100 1 he P0116“ Planers.
l 35—Fsmoua colored Comedians. bing-
era, Dancers—36.
EVERYTHING NEW.
New Songs, Dances. Specialties.
Matinee Prices—15¢: and ”of .
Matinee commences 3 o'clock.
Evening Priest-$406. 36c“and 50c.
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HOYT’S ~ THEATRE-5'
SATURDAY. NOVEMIER 28,. MA“-
NEE aun NIGHT.
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