THE SOUTH NORWALix EVENING SENT
ness and Lona
i
Out $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is
well known for its Siulish-
Service.
I
F. D. LYON 6. co.
“LEAGUE TEAMS MAY DROP.
Nomlk. .
An Out of the American Circuit. ‘
It looks vo I much an if the Ameri-
can leaguel , noctlcut in due to go
to places ahtf'rt r.
Manager llmt of Norwalk inform-
the other managers that he had (ilk!
cdod to quit. The Wallingford mana-
also three up the sponge alleging
that thejame didn't pay there. The.
' league therefore. was reduced to six
’ clubs Iocated‘fn Hartford. New Haven.
Meriden, Waterbury. New llritain and
Bridgeport.
It is regretted that .\iusaucirnm‘dlu‘
cltlca can't be pruned into aeI vice tO‘
animal-t ConnecIiI III in basketball as
f they do In baseball.
(‘IIpI William E. Dukes, of the llurt-
ford baakcthall team has signed with
the' Willimuntie club of the lantern
Cos necticut league and plaIIIII his‘
game In Wllilmantlc laat, night.
he sport Ia tll‘mng huge crowds ini
, the Eastern league. says the. Hartford
'“I ' Poet. and every club In reported III be
making money. It is said that Domain
of the Hartford team has gone with
the Mystic club and Tim iloran. one
of the boat men In the Ameiican lII.I-
W true. will probably sign with Weattlold
. of the Massachusetts league Shot-bun
has returned home to Wort-cater IIIII
Fahy In looking for a poaitlon in lhci
Ma achuaetta combination
d—m I
MISS STANNARD SUR‘PRISED.
w
Pleasant Affair at Home of Aunt Mrs. ,
Fitzpatrick. .
. A. surprise party waa given filadyxi
Siannard at the home of her aunt. Kilian
. Fitzpatrick yeatcrday. The IIfIIInIomI
it"ns‘npcnt with games. and refresh-
. manta were aervcd. Charles Truman
was the winner in the peanut hunt and I
Elsie Foley needed the prize in the
donkey content. The booby prize was
«welded to Willie Foley. Those prea-
_ out, were Mailon DII llo.III: Elsie II‘oley.‘
Freddie Erlicrter. Archibald Lunquiat.
Russell. James. Charles Truman. Willie
. Foley, Mrs. A. C. Freeman. Mrs. J. Foi-
‘ ey. Mrs. A. Kcialer. “
. one: commune FESTIVAL.
To Do Held at Town Anemhly Hall.
December 28th, Afternoon and
Evening.
The annual Christmas festival of
Grace Church Sunday school. of Nor-
welk..wlll take place at the town as-
sembly hall. Monday afternoon and
evening, December 28th. The commit-
tee of arrangements met last night. at
y‘ the rectory, with the rector. Rev.
if Jenna Benton Werner. Thin year's
festival will be a very pretty affair.
_ WATER RUNS To WASTE.
AiaIx inch water main under the
Wall street. Norwnlk. bridge buIat
yesterday afternoon allowing a big
stream of water to gush into the Nor-
walk river. The water was shut off.
and,rep’airs will be made as soon as
practicable. It happens that no con
owners are connected on. this main and
conflequentiy ho one III inconvenienced
by the break.
DROPPID CASTINGS ON His TOES.
.» Jame: Malone} of 97 Cedar atloet. a
helper In the Norwalk Iron “Morton
dropped a castlniz do his toes in the
fuelmy. yesterday. with the result that
’ two of these. members were crushed
He was urged to go to the hospital
. but he preferred to go home Dr.
j“’llllam J. 'Traccy diesaed the lnqu-
. on.
A...
I.
Ip ‘I m » .
YAL‘E BASKETBALL TEAM BEATEN
The Yale basketball team play ed the
fil‘itmeport basketball team last night
in Bridgeport and was defeated by the
‘ ‘acore. of 15 to it. Both teama’
‘fltrew the some numbeI of field goals
at Huggerty' tossed the hall Into the
liner man the foul line The Yale team
leil play Company F’s team at the
.morr next. Monday night.
I. .‘ ; ._ ‘ W
”at will be observed that the old
. rs who are telling the boys to
.nm' in on the farm are pretty careful
not to go back themselIIps
Misc Ida Hutchinson of Taylor "\P-
ntte. in attending a wedding III New
.Yorir today. ‘_
Occasionally you find a man who
«Would rather be wrong than not be
meltdont. but he will seldom admit it.
Iw.——
”a?“ coldest letter In the alphabet is.
I
manure took u I am about to
.> into Toyisnd. I am
"I clean moon of everything.
’Waro. Tin Wane, Wooden Ware,
-an, no and 15¢ per foot..
out my atodk of Skates. at; 30c
#10 not uotallklnda nor all
out have any more. I
It for Qatdrday and Man-
. " and 83.00 Dre-sod
. an 01.10 each. These
hair, sleepera. show-
I‘rhnod Dr
.WC.
ACTUAL oaowra or borrow.
Wallincford and Hartfordi In the United States For The Year II'IItIIiII tt)l"'.‘lt‘i‘p0ndt'lltt
190304.
i\ ASIIINGTON Doc 3 ~I’Iclimiu- .
of Statistics of the Department of Aa- i
r'lcuiIuIe indicate that the actual
growth. of cotton in the United Staten.
III the real 1003-04 will amount III 0.-
1002 0 N halea of an amine. nIII w.IIIght
oi 490. 8 pounds.
The area picked or III be picked la
estimated at L’Kmi lititi acren a l‘t‘tllli'I i
tlon of X50140!- llt'l‘t'H. or 3.0!! per cent.
from the acreage planted,
The total production of lint cotton 15..
IIatiIIIaIIIIl at IXRIIJIIILZGT pounda. an
average III‘ ”4.5 pouuda per acre. i
III addition to the IepoIIa of ltaf
I'IIgIIlnI II'IIIIIIspIIIIIleIIIs. the liIIIcnII of
Statistics baa had the benefit of an in- ‘
II-utlgailon of the effect of the boil
; wIIIIIil upon the cotton cIop of Texas
fIII 1903 conducted under the IiiIIIctloII
of the Chief of the lllllSltlll of EIIIO-i
ItIolIIgI. TlIII rcauita of thin investiga-
tion have been given due weight ml
the. present report, and the details will
he published later hy the Division of
Entomology.
Through the IIIIIIrIIay of the officials
of the census office. the IlIIpaItnIeut
hau aim had access to the eatitnateai
made in IhII t't‘llt-llfi agents an to lht“
iamount of cotton remaining uuglnned i
These entimnies weIe turned over to
the Ilepaitment too late howeIer. Io
reeIIlIII full eoIIsiIlIIIHaIloII and they
were. therefore, not used In making the
prIIaIInI catimniea. I
STATE POLICEMAN RESIGNS.
Did Not Like the Idea of Spying on Hia‘
Frienda.
DANIIURY. Dec. 3.—Wllliam W.
Clark. a member of the state police'
force, whose home in In this city, an-
nounced today that he had resigned.
He received orders a few days ago III
proceed to get evidence against saloon
keepers in andmenr the city who were
violating the law.
"I don't like that kind of work."
said Mr. Clark. speaking of his resig-
nation; “I know nearly all the men in
the bualneaa here, and runny of them
are. friends of mine. I'm not going to
pin:- the sneak act upon my friends. be
cause l'd rather have friends than a
few dollars a day as a state polico
man "
GAVE INDECENT PERFORMANCE.
Three Males and Loading Lady of Vic-
toria Burielquera Arrelted.
TORRINGTON Dec. li.~ThrIIII Incn .
and one woman. members of the Vie-
Ioria Burleaquera TheatIiI-ul Company
were taken into custody here last
' IIIIIIII-
‘IIIIIIIIII. In the Mountain.
.uuy headway.
'tlt‘l‘ has been sighted on‘ the island. It
MAIL POUCH CONTRACT FRAUDI.
Cue of Two Department Clorka Ro-
aumod in lattimore.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 3.'—‘AII(‘ trial of
Columbus Ellsworth Upton and ’l‘lIqu-
an W Mctiregory. l‘oat Office Depart-
IIIIIIII cleika charged with couapiIacy
to defraud the IwIcInnII-III in "Hill
pouch contract frauds, war. rcaunI-III
today.
William ll. Iluydeu. secretary of the
Warren Leather (looda Company of
\i'orceatcr. Marat. tIIItiilIId that llid
company had furnbihed 20.000 nnul
pouchea to Charles II}. Smith. thIn
leather merchant of Baltimore. who
had secured the contract with IIIII
goIIIrnqunt through the aid of lptou
and Mctircxm on a promise III IllI; .II
pIutltI-I with them. flayIlIu IIIIIIItiIi-Id
IIIIII SIIII'. II.
showing that his purpoa. was to IIIIIIII- i
It IIppIIuI III the poet office IlIIpa.I._
meat that llt‘ and not the \luIIIIIII‘
At a recent mcct- 1") IeIurna ‘0 “it“ Chit” 0' ”‘0 "“Wim' company IIIIII tlIII InunqucIuIII of 'il"
IIIIIIIlIIIs. lie all-III Icauficd that [he
WaIIcn Iqupany had IIIIIIIIIIIIIII II..I
pouches to Smith III :l‘iig III. 4 f‘lI‘II
for \\ lIiI II Smith has IIII-I Ived. '
llIIIIlIIII said that his comp. to) had I Iii
ployIIIl an agent to go to \i'uahington ‘
to sIIcIIIII the c'oIIlIaIt for furniahlug.
llII- pout-hen but IIIIII \\"'lllllllll\\ll fI'IuII
IIIII I-IIIIIpIIIlIion on account of thin ‘li‘i
by Smith. who declared he illl'l ‘
a atroug official iIItluIIuI-I in the PI “I
Ollicc III-purIIIIIIIp.
Pl‘t‘ll ii. i‘uaII and \IIlIuI \\' (‘IIlm _
IIIIploI‘ca of IIIII \l' .IIIIIII LIIIIIIIII (I IIIII :
(‘IIIIIpIIIIy_ iIlIIIIIlIleIi IIIIIIIIIII bills' of {in-
goods whipped to Smith. i
BIRD DUETS. i
MI. ”(“4“ It Waite of the \Ilntlh-
lian \IIII-Ieum Ri SyIiIIeI In support of
MI. llenachcl‘a account III the duel
which his lIullflIIIIh and canary used to:
I-iing cites II somewhat similar feat;
per"loimcd in two mugpiea The limit
one had been taught a simple little
wrong, which he piped \IIry often and
nchIIaIely IIIIIn maintaining it exact-
II III II‘. IIIII key in which it won fin-It
giIeII III him A second magpie was
lllll"_(llRHt‘(l and the bird IIIIIIII ll‘fllllt‘tlI
IIIII tuuc flum the other one. When
the flint blIIl coIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl Ila song the
‘IIIIwconIer inIIIIIIIlIaiIIiy came to atten-
tion. and with half-open beak awaited
a ('f‘lifllll note. at which point the
other bird aioppcd. and the song was
‘ilIliSllt’ll by the accoud
aingcr. No
IIIIIIIIII how IaI acpaIaIIIIl. if the birds
were within hearing distance of one
another. the duct was always HilllK iII
lIlIls wnv.
MOCCASIN IN "DISTRESS
t‘.-\l'l“. HENIH . \Il. lit-I. ‘l~ The sub i
marine torpedo boat prIII iouaiy I-II pIII'-'=
IIII iII tlll-lll‘t‘hhl off the Lillie inland llfII
'l‘lIII IIIII Pc-
IIrla baa auchched in getting a illl“
ahoald but so far is unable to make
'l‘lIII torpedo boat, \d
in said at the NIIII DIIpIIIlIIIIIIIi that
illt‘ IIIIIIIIInIiIIII torpedo boats Adder IIIIdE
.\loccasin lI-fI .\'IprIIIi II l.. fIII .\IIII i
"DUNS IIIIIIII. IIIIIIIIIy of the sun-gob";
lug Peoria.
l
II.‘W HAVEN SHOOTING CASE.
.\'I.\\' MAY II‘..\'. Dec. .1: »I‘II nlll‘lL' fuI
Ihcr IIII'IIaIigaIiIIII by (‘III'IIIIIII' Mix. IIIIIIl
take of Harry ("IIIIIIII. charged willi'
>liti0lilil£ Waller (lIIIIII ill the Icatitiiri
range in the facIIIII of the Wine hcstc r-
itcpcating Arms (‘IIIIIpam Icaterdm.
was continued in the City I‘ (lllli IIIIIIII .
until liec.IIIubIIr- .\tIIII-IIey (IIIIIIIIIIIII.
"II‘III‘III salt watIII‘.
llNlININE
brought me out of a
condition that threaten-
ed quick consumption.
My lungs were so badly
affected that I could not
take a long breath with-
out bringing on a
coughing spell. and . l
was so weak that I
could hardly walk across
a room without help.
Linonine healed my
lungs and brought back
my strength. My physi-
cians says that LiIIoninc
is a marvelous discovery,
and my recovery p'ovcs
it.—-Mrs. A. L. Black-
man. Babcock place.
West Orange, N. J.
At all drug stores—~25. 50. $1.
KEEPING CUT FLOWERS FRESH.
When Preperiy Washed and Fed the
Bioaaoms May Last a Month.
"Cut flowers when propII Irlv treated."
said a Sixth aicnuc flIIIII-II I‘Ian be
made to look fIIIIIII for three or four
W‘t‘tlt't-i.
" Ivcry night take them out of the
much and thoroughly rinse the stalks
IIIIIIIII u faucet. IIIIIIoIIIIg with the ting-
I-rs an} III-composed mailer. Then put
IlIIIIII to bed for the night in H beam
of strong aoupsuds, but be careful not
to allow any water III touch the bios-
soms. The IIIIIIpIuIIls supply a certain
amount of IIourislIuIIIIn. In the morn-
ing rinse the atalka under IIIII waieI
again and. as I IIaI h blIInaIIm in In ranged
fIII tlIII tltl\ in thc \use of flesh III'IIII
aIIip off II “III [nation of the stalk with
a pair of scissors \IIIaIa caIefully
trim away any faded part.
'iI‘IIIId lOI IlIII duI ls supplied by sui-
plInIII of ammonia a few drops of
\IlIlIlI should lit‘ added in [In uatct
put into the \ilSI‘ At night out the
“one Ila iIIIII Sillllt‘ IIaI II cool plac II»— am
a pantry» ~aa ii in not good edition for
die novels or IIIII IIIIIIaI-IIIIIII that they
should remain all the lime in the liv-
ing room».
"To l'thlH‘ I-III flower» put them into
III which has been
added II few III-opt. of suiphhtc of am»
IIIIIIIIII.
“(‘ III illi\\t'l:~' are constantly sent by
express and Iliiough the mails but nIIl
Ilom III Hll('ll a fashion as to |Il"'t“Hf‘l\t‘
IlIciI bloom and li't‘h‘hlinl'ks.1‘tlt'fit‘t'i
this with Ham lo a lighl wooden box
nlizhl the nicgations being that the “NW-"Ni inrmirl to! (‘ “hi-Hind"!- Tl“ lined with union or “‘HtltllllK lining
plav III which they had jIIaI taken paIt "" “"“ (barge "r 'i“""‘i“l I‘UI‘W' (” . IIIIIII this sheet of tissue paper,
had objectionable features. The.
cooling attorney. who had beI‘h
theatre ianued the. warrant
The DI‘lSOIIGIR were confined to their
rooms at a hotel last night in custody .
of an officer This morning Ihev plead-
cd guilty to Indecent conduct contrary
to the. morale of the community and
were flood So a piece. with costs mnk
In: a total of $3010.
TYPHOID Ci. OSEB BOARDING
HOUSE.
ME UFORD. Mann, Dec 3. -—~'B_\ or“.ch
of the lkIIIIIl (It HIIIIlllI of the (‘ii\ of
Somcrv,llle the boarding house can
nectml with the Theta Delta Chi Sol‘itt-i
ty club house at Tufi‘a College. ha.»
been cloned. two cases of WWII II III vI
»Ir liming III II lopIIIl among meIIIlII-ru
who took their meals at IIIII club'
house. The. victims of the disease me:
E S Reynolds ot‘ \Irnon Center .\'
i‘., IIIII gluIII III-airman foolbufl [)lRV‘t‘l.
and Ralph E. Case 0.. of Albani'. N. \ 'lIIlIelheiIIIIII' 8; Company announce
Both men are now at the SOIIIL‘Hlllt-‘i
t‘ity Hospital
“on is said to be serious The
Delta Chi house will remain
Theta
tion‘s there.
A CRUEL JOLT.
Adowu a dusty highway
In pleasant eventjde
'l‘wo tramps. forlorn.
Trudged’ forward. side by side:
Handouts had‘ mostly been hot air.
And they were on the bum for fair.
Drove by a farmer’s wagon
Straight from the country store,
Filed in the back with bundles
And groceries galore.
A package tumbled out behind;
Our heroes pounced upon the find.
They scouted through a cornfield
With most unwanted speed
To find a bit of timber.
Where they could have a feed.
Imagination ran ahead
And mu for them a royal spread.
With swift, Impatient lingers
. They cutthe binding rope
And found beneath the wrapper
. “Some tWenty bars of soap. ‘ '
By neither one a word was said;
They saw the point. and both fell
dead.
C'Dia for o' mustard." said the opti-
Inlstlc hobo. "wuz do only t'lng I could
swipe outer dat grocery store.“ "Hur?"
snorted his pessimistic pal. “we can't
eat mustard.“ “No; but mohbe If we
kin thew some kind lady dat we've got
de mustard she might give up some
'ham sandwiches to out It on. "—Phlla-
dolphia Prela.
“What are they going to do when
they got through .toarlnx up the
Utrecht?"
“Lay on down ammo! moo!
flour etc would anybody be able to
tonic: from New YoIk
where 110;. IIoldII coudi idon
clout-II »
pending an Investigation of the. comb-I
dolor on. anytime: ..
llt‘ll will probably be changed to man» ‘I
Naughter. it in lIIIliIIIIIII.
SPRING HILL COAL MINES CLOSED
SPRING HILL. .\'. DIIII. .I.~«'l‘he
Spilug lIill coal miner: III-.- IIIIw (‘llilf‘t‘ll'
xhui down an the II-IIuIII of the strike i
of one IhIIuI-iand miners illltl lendeia be
IIIIIIIIIII of a IlianmeIIIIIIIIIt with the loan-
I'iI'II lDt‘lll over the meaaIIIemIIIII Si'bll m i
by which ill“ IIIIIII nIII paid The
.bif‘llt't‘ affects about i.:'.00 persons who
‘IlepIInd on thII mines for their support.
The loan III wages will amount to $12..
000 WIII'IRIV
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
BOSTON Dec. .i—‘llht‘tl Steam-
ers lrcrulu. Liverpool: l‘tillli‘l'illliiiII,I
(Ilasgow. i
llVERl‘ 00L Dec. 'i. »—-.»\rri\‘cd: TIIII-
BIG GOLD ENCAMPMENT.
.\rzw roux IIII .I.I—llIIiIltIlbIIIk.-
3000 in lntr
The gold is no“ in transit.
gold engagement of $32
EARL OF STAIR DEAD.
LONDON Dec, 3.——The I‘all of
Stair (John Hamilton
‘ earth.
‘ inches.
Then
lay the llt)\\l‘l‘~ not on top of car h IIIiI
er but in IIIII~ «Idol )) aide. the bloa-
aoma of each row on (he ate ms of their
neighbour. I’uI II II lowly . oIffII IIIisII ilII-
lltiW‘t’lfl will be displaced and injured
in the journey. III-fore packing they
should stand in water several llUiII‘h‘
in (mm to absnili moisture enough to
:keep them from withering it is not.
good to apriIIklI them too heavily after
they are in the box, for without air
this is likely to produce mildew."-
“all and RIIIIIIIIIII.
WORLD'S LARGEST BRICK FIELD.
l‘cth iiorounh’ England. makes
enough bricks III the course of .I year
to out a girdle fIIurIiIuIIs around the
It is estimated that the busy
.. lIriIIanakinz yards. which have grown
iIIp in great IIIIIIIIIIII‘ around the anci-
t‘lli city in the lam twenty ycurs. turn
out 800000.000 bricks annually. As
the length of a brick is about eight
then. if l‘ctcriIoroIIgII'a I-InIIII-
ai output were laid out in a single
line, it would stretch over 100.000
miles.
The brick industry
fixed the trade or i'eteiborouzh
has revolution-
Such
Dalrymplel i is the wealth of rim and the profit to
died this morning at Lochlnich. Scot lbo dl'fi‘I'" from it that one 1‘8" 0f iht‘
lie was born in 1819
land.
Don't take too much stock in abut a
the truth without some practice?
Adam was a good husband in one:
Iespect—hc nm or bragged to live
about the plea his mother used to make. i
ibrickmaklng dietrict has
been filly
named "Klondike." It lies in beds
of enormous men and depth and some
bewhiqkprcd' politician says. for how can a than tell of the. experts say they could go on
taking out the easily accessible clay
for the nut cII'IIiuIy without taking
thought as to where the next supply
of the material is to come frIIIII.——
Philadelphia l‘IIiIIlI Ledger.
TO MAKE
MONEY
You Must
- no YOU
Wouldyoo Save $1. 00
Invest It. ~
SAVE ?
per month and upward
if \Iour Riacipal and Interest were Roper!» st-
cared through
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
THE PROPOSITION
IS NOT speculatibe.
I! Will otter-est
Investigate this matter,
YOU
FOR FULL PARTICULARS ADDRESS
Charles E. ‘ Carlie.
”INEL '
rauasou. one. a. Igog.‘
m
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. ,' a
TRISTRAM&HYATT
gressive effort.
garments.
Perhaps you don't know about our Suits and Furs.
department. and the Suits and Furs now in our stock are the best we know. after ten years pro-
lt is the care in the making that tells in the shapliness and wear of our Suits and
Furs. and makes them better than other ready to wear. and equal in many respects to custom made
that have gained for us a good reputation in this department.
out of town to inspect what we have to offer.
Suits and Furs.
As we have so often asserted before. to be well-dressed in this age requires the exercise of
thought. taste. patience and the expenditure of much time as well.
We have been ten years improving this
The constant presentation of the best merchandise from the best manufacturers. our
well-known moderate prices. fair and straightforward dealings with our customers are the methods
We invite our patrons from in and
SUITS from $8.00 to $30.00.
”1 FUR COLLARS from $2.75 to $30.00.
MUFFS from 98c to $22.0o.
Universal Meat Chopper . . . .
Covered Roasters. 12xI7 . .
Easting Spoons . . ..........
Dover Egg Beaters ........
Kitchen Department.
95C
75c
5c
7c
China Cups and Saucers . . . . Ioc
Fancy Salad Dishes ........ 25c
Bread and Butter Plates . . . . 25c
China Salts and Peppers. ea... 15c
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NorwaliI,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Solid Week Startin Monday Nov. 30.
Matinee: Wedneo ay and Saturday i
w. 8. BATES
Presents the Talented Romantic Actor!
I
Mr. Daniel Ruan.
And his incomparable stack organ-za-
tion.
30 peOple. 2 special scenery cars”
325.000 invested. I
MONDAY EVENING ;
Lavioh production. Jan. K. Hackctt‘si
recent N. Y. Success. i
Don Ceasar’ 5 Return;
Thursday. Monte Cristo. i
Friday. Vitginius.
Saturday. Three Musketeers.
Saturday, matinee. Thc Fatal Wed.
ding.
Prices, 10. 20. 30. 50c.
Matincea, 10. 20 301:.
HOYT s "1ng ATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY TUESDAY DEC. 8.
Matinee and night
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
The World-Renewned
TENNESSEEANG.
Jubilee Singers, in Quartettes. Rc-
trains, Banjo Playing. Imitations.
Camp Meeting Songs, etc.
COTTON I‘l(‘KthI AND PLANT/L
THIN SCENES.
III which are lnll‘tltllll'l‘tl many .\rtiats
.\I'iih l.aqulIIer-i’rornkiIII,r Specialties.
Pack of Full-Blooded.
CUBAN BLOODHOUNDS.
Trained to take part in the “rama. are}
i
i
used in the Thrilling Scene snowmg
Villa 5 EM‘ ape from the SlaIII- lluIIIIIrs
BEAUTIFUL TABLEIYX AND
TRANSFORMATION St‘. INES.
AI'II displayed throughout the Play.
‘ the one representing i
Little Eva's Ascent Into Heaven
Being Pronounced by Critics the Flu-
I‘Ist Ever Presented.
Pricea. 10, 20, 30: Evening.
Pricea. 10. 20c. Matinee.
Steals onaalo five days in advance.
Matinee 3:30.
The Perfecta
For Ladies
la brim full of style uid made along
la brim {III of nude and made along
suit in comfort as well as admirable
appearance. .'
There may he better at five dollars
but i' in tit“ beat tiII'cc fifty indies'
tlllit‘ we know of.
I t
29-3I
West Washington St.
GUESS l’LL TRY
K rieger ’5
That‘s how most of our
best customers began.
Win) don’t 0011 [iii our
easy payment plan ?
One dollar per Week Will
dress uou from head
Kerosene lamps
Changed to Electric org
Gas!
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