ute aoa uritv.
Koala ,
. ' b day' lsppossible with this “ LAUNDRY "
ope. Economlze next wash day. by using it.
For toilet use. of All kinda. nothing
equal; the twindaar S u n l i I h 1.
Gran." loll both chapel.
comfort on
. Kaolin W. Nichols, who appeal
to the superior Court from. the de-
piston ,p the Pnob'ate Court. of Fair
Pgtlhalo. The cane was begun yester-
:a ' tit-11111111 before Judge \ ’l‘. Ilora
pop at. for the plaintiflf.
New York. Stiles Judson J1.
for file heiraiab law.
1111': sister Susan and brotiici Alexander
dined at about $500, 000.
incipnily of proportv In
‘ and math has In on 11151111 11p 'In 1111111111»
pus litigatioua.
sanitarlum for the insane at W istport
The Probate court of Fiiii'licld refused
to mil his will upon the allegations
the he was insane when he drew it.
-, ill need .unduc Influence.
Nichols died. and 111nscqueutly if the
"ll wore admitted Susan Nichols
'SII' id inherit all 01' his property be
tho poltlnli 1111111111 her She up
fro nit'lie Piobatc tonrts decis~
h principal licii' at law I1; Mrs.
‘R1M’9nlz.a New 01‘ the deceased.
be 110111;; a daughter of William Nich~
eta who was‘ a brother of Samuel, She
..is .M ding the suit. in order to have
(‘iiiltlli oi the Probate court nus-V
1 a lointifl's side of the case was
esterday afternoon, Today
to, be evidence presented by the
lance allowed that Samuel Nichols
‘i one at the time he drew hit!
number of his neighbors In
Gib pile ell Hill and the vicinity 111311
, to bias strange actions
...-L4».
THE BEST MADE.
m; . opinion Chamberlain’s
1 11111111111 in the best made for
rat's Mrs. Cora Walker, of Per
V'Call111111Ia.'l‘Iieie Is no doubt
beingV the best. No other
. No other in an pleasant and
.V take. .Vhene are good reas-
hv it ahuul be pinel'l'Gd to any
“The faet in that few peeple
liedswitb (my mind fitter-,lha‘vc;
. e in; hip remedy. For 11
1111111111 Powflll‘élorimrutilon. Pg '11
hrmac cos 8 else ar
,6, elliptic PVhiirmaEt'V.
......5.
yesterday
all boat dent” in search of
'rccklnx company. .of
WI: loaded with
Samuel Nichols. of Greenfield
M of sound mind when he made
"Ill and teatanmut on Decem-
890. is the t'oiitentIOu of his
old In not admitting the document to
The late Giulia ’i‘hotiioson \1 an
ilo has been
V ‘e’edéd by (‘Altulll'eyii GomlWin anti
' blord‘ Stoddaid 11nd Mi, Brown of
appears
in 11... will an estate of (misidcrablo
Willa. .1le left by Samuel Nichols to
ith the condition that the poitlon of
" the one who died first should so to tho
' \V en the‘ will was mado the
,ew, York citv and In h‘alriivld. but
’ hinge then it has 11911112331111 in value
amuel Nichols died in the private
all. that the beneficiaries under the
Alexander
- new is to be noted In the progress of
. wrist and bruising his knees.
, well with Chamberlain's
- and alter 11 few applications all sure-
} ' bottle of Pain Balm saved me several
', 111g." For 11an by 31mm Powell Cor.
3m partition. Billiard Pharmacy. Pierces
e: 1
m1, Wmnflm heinous"
‘ i‘léniliéiit 1'1!- a decisionlls‘made to Silence
LATE MR. COUGHLIN’S CLAIM.
Knights of Columbul Refuse to Pay on
Ground He Was Not a Member.
,The subjoined communication which
appeared in the Catholic Transcript
oi the current ieauo will be of interest
here,
Knights of Columbus, -
National Councll.
New Haven. (101111.. April 19. 1904
Editor 'Cntliollc Transcript:
Dear Sii':--~'l‘he Board of Directori-
a record of their action rclative to the
late Patrick Coughlin of Bridgeport.
That record follows:
\‘otcd, that. the claim of the Into
Patrick (,‘oughlin be rejected on the
around that ho wast not a member of
thin (.lz'dvr
Vol-111, that the 'oillccru and mctnberr
of tho atlbordiuuto councils of this
_tlrd1r in Bridgeport. who ate reepou
albh- for allowing l’alrltk (' oughlin to
oxcicisc the pi'lvilczea of membership
a[.1;r knowledge of‘his action with
Masonry. be censured, and that steps
be taken to duly punish tho same.
Voted. that a committee of the Board
iisit Bridgeport with a How to as
ceranining who were responsible for
allowing Patrick Couitlilln to emrciac
the pr'Itilegc of membership after such
knowledge was bad.
, Very trulv yours.
DANIEL COLWELII.
' National Secretary.
Mr, Coughlla iit tlic time he joined
the K 111' C., was a member of St.
Johns l.otl1.rc..& A. M. and under
the rules of the it“ ot'(‘, he should not
have been admitted. Mr Coughliii
C‘al‘lllitl an Insurance In the order.
....
. a...
~—‘t‘ ur. thc cough‘ and nave life."
,Dr. Woods .‘x'oiuny Pim Syrup euros
coughs and colds down to the very
reign of consumption.
MOVE IN BRYAN'S APPEAL.
Bequest for counter- “Finding Filed by
Other Appelces.
Still another link was today added
to the endless (halo of proceedings in
W. '..'i Bryant; appeal from probate of
the will of Plum S. Bennett of New
an.eu a request of appelloos other
than Iirian lot a counter finding being
filed with the clerk of the superior
court. Beyond this formality nothing
the action.
SPRAINS WAND BRUISES QUICKLY
CURED.
When you get a 511mm 01' bruise \al
uablc time mas he sat. ed by promptly
applying (‘hambar'lalns l’aiu Balm tn
thr- injured parts. it will cure a sprain
In onetlilrd the limo, required by the
111111111 treatment. Last winter llerb.
WI Edwards of Des \ioinea, Iowa, “got
a fall on an icy walk. 11111111111111; “hill"
“The
next. dav. " he says. “they were so Gore;
and .1111 l was afraid I would have to
stay'iii bed but I rubbed the parts
Pain' Balm
tiers had disappeared. I feel thin this
days time. to say nothing of the suffer-
., THE FIRSTI'WIONITOR.
'CHICAGO‘ April“ 29 .mSonator Knute
Nelson and Congressman hind have
been appealed to bid the Swadlsh Na-
tional.AssoqiatIon of "11110111 “1,9 deter:-
authoritatively and ‘hliilll!’ where
31b6, honor othnvin‘g designed the first
it. is aaidjhat the
Bridge Pharmacy. Zeitfuas Pharmacy.
\
fille lmptulnnt pretensions of false
claimants m‘btzc honor of "A Eric-
11111211031, A womb! "
¥~ ape mu owe It. to
frl II {a
have instructed me to forward to you‘
rumor a“
It Concornl the Subject of Fairilcld
"- Imlal Illotion.
The special town tncetinit ctiliud for
next Saturday, in Fltli'flcltl, pruinlutm
111 be u very Interacting event.
special election HIlllII ho ordoml
taxes.
'I‘hom- who furor the culling of the
special election arc undcratoud to be
trivial» of Bolt-ruuuu Fox. who Ia will-
Illl' other position.
The tipptmitiuu litkt'll the ground that
It I11 not advisable bot-11111111 of tho. cx-
111111111: to hold the meeting. and all nd-
til't'fllt, dculiuit with the duration hna
IIH‘II soul to t.li voters of the town.
'Ihc uddiwa 1hiya:
'.\ potllltlll hating b11111 pittwntctl
to tho 41 It‘tllllt‘ll they woii- In low
compelled to't-iill ti apet-Iul town 11111111-
liig to decide ll 11 special election shall
be 1-11II1-1I to cit-ct Il town clerk and
collector of laws. A special town
Int-cling to lI"('Illt‘ the question butt
hwu culled and will be III'ItI on Sutur-
dtty next, April 80, at 3 o‘clock in
the ultvrnoou. ’l‘hut inertial: will do-
cidt- “'III‘IIIPI' 111' not the taxpayora
think it special clt't'tlnn necessary at
this time.
VV Tho ticnlh of Mr. Knapp placed tip-
1m the acIecIniun the duty of filling
Vthrau offices. In accordance with lent:
‘11stnbllslit-d custom the aulcctmeu. on
March 1, I904. appointed Joseph I.
ii‘lint. town clerk and collector of
taxes. to hold otlicu until the 110111 1111-
tiuul town clot-timi, und I11: baa qual-
ified. filed a bond. and hi now dia-
charglng the dutloti of those offlccu,
"iii- four vat-uncics licrcioforu ot-r-ur~
ring previous boards of sulcctmcn Iliwo
filled the vacancies by appointment
tintll the next annual town meeting
and thin-11,1 uppqutmt 11111 have always
been acquiesced In.
”"Iliia town meeting Ililn thc puwt‘l‘
1'11 nullify the appointment of. the an-
'e1-tnicii and insist upon a special clot--
iion it it I11 wise to 1lo's11. 'i‘ho raga»
lur 1-lcctloii at thin time will aubjccl
'vcry voter to lucouvcnicnce and coat
[11: town at least 3200. la It wise or
urcccaary? This you must decide on
luturduy next."
The 'uddi'c-sr Is signed by
Potato and Edward I3. MIII‘PIIOUFI‘,
Ilcpublicau tllz‘lilt'lllli’ll.
Simeon
the
THE BEST FAMILY SALVE.
IJcWitt'a Witch Hazel gives, Instant re
-Ilof from Burns. cures Cuts. llruisca,
Sores. Eczema. Teller and all abras-
lonr of tho skin. In buying Witch
Hazel Salve It In only neceasary to
we that you get the genuine DcWItt's
and a cure In certain. There arc many
cheap counterfeita on tho market. all
'1! which are worthless, and quite a few
are dangerous. while DeWitt'a ,thcli
liazel Salve is perfectly harmless and
'-urea Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. “
REBEKAH STATE ASSEMBLY.
Annual Meeting and Election of Offi-
cer: In Bridgeport.
BRIIKIEPORT. April 29.—~Tbe
iightlt annual morning of the Rebekah
State assembly of the Odd Fellows
openod hon. yesterday. Mrs. Lillie 0.
Walls, of, Bridgeport, the president in
he chair. and 137 delegates represent-
in: 47 lodges In 35 chic-11 and town»; in
Hill; atatc present. The report of the.
«century allowed it total membership
of ILOIS, a net gain of lit). The orph-
anage fund was reported its being
nearly 32.000 and an Increase of Si.-
‘illl..'lll I11 the Inverted fund of the kid:
1:118 wart: reported.
The following officers were oslrlt‘IPti
uud Iumulitul by Past President Lillie
11, “11.11111:
l‘ronldcut.‘ MI‘H, Mary E,
Torrlngtnn: \‘ltftlvllrt—‘SIIIIIIH. Mrs. illicit
M, Foote.‘l‘1aubur,1 : warden. Myra F.
Douglass, New London; secretary. Mrs.
.I'uiiuie S. SDAI'LH of New llaycu: flouti-
;ilrer. Mina AVVnuuS .Huutington of Mcr
top.
The appointed time-111‘s \\‘I'l't‘.t Mrs.
Dtua Hair. Stony Creek; M111. Eliza
Johnson. of
both Miiptillc. Watcibun; l. (L. Mrs.
Minnie Moss, Cheahirc; 0. IL, Mrs.
Hattie Parsons Norw It: It: chaplain,
Mira \Iiuuit- Fielding, Ansonia;
hilt,
I. 8.
Mrs. Alb-1.- ,R. Teller, Daubury.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
rt... pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute. Cough Cure gives immediate
ltuuiodlaic relief in all cases of Cough.
Group and LaGrlppe because It does
not pasa immediately Into the stomach
Iiut takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. It- drawn out the inflamma-
lion. heals and routines and cures per
maneutiy by 1.1.1.11 mg the lungs to con-
tribute 131111; fling wing and lifesuataln
his arm {ate e blood and tissues;
One Minn 5 Congo Corp is pleasant to
take and it 1; go 1! alike for young and
11111 sold by ca 0111 nitration '
uP—_'_...
iNdUNCTION AGAINST TRAINMEN.
LBLQDEQUL .Hu April 29.'--
Judge B. 8 banker bf the strict,
Court, baa Issued an injunctlo upon
tho request of the Santa Fa 1111111151111
1111111111; machinists. boltermakers, the
Milton and apprenticep and motel
hornet-[11.1111 on 111111.. 11111111111111;
min from interterlntt 1'1 lift the mats
and. 931118130115 of the company. .Tlifey
also are land 111.11. interioring with
the‘ men whom 11111111111119 111112111101
the milieu, and ape restrained np‘m‘
enteritis upon the. co panics 1113‘ iii of
Way and who? groan unit and paropcm
The iuiunction In the most far— reach-
in; emiimedi in country. .
qua—vi).
The'
question to be decided Ia whether 11‘
it),
i'IliNIHt' it towu clerl: and collector til”
lug I11 resign his position to run for
nomination of borough officers. A full
ticket was selected but today in line , 1
'1 The duty now 111111 1111- the borough
. ”committee to tilt the "meter. the
inert who declined I0 remain on titratio-
when the Hearst Club member: buc-
,. 1 21' .
LONDON. April 29. —'l‘he no '
i
I
Miss
Lydia. E. .Pinkhams
lurcttq.
Windsor, Ont.
neglect.
these few lines may lead others
UNION MEN ARRESTED FOR As-
' SAUT.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 29:—
C. I'. Shea, International president of
the Teamsters' Union; K. B. l-‘Itxpa-
trick. first rice~prcsident. and Wallet
Sliuck. organizer of the United Gar-
ment Workers. weir: attested Iaat miti-
alght on the charge of assault and bat.
telly. The assault; It is charged, was
committed upon a man named l1‘,onter
with whom the three had been playing
cards 1.1 the (‘larcg don Hotel and fol.
lowed; it Is alleged, a dispute between
Foster and his \\ ifc The three labor
laadera remained in police headquart-
era the rest of tho night Shea and
Fitzpatrick are here conducting the
10113111211111an strike.
15m cunt: eon averse IA.
Mu. Franklin Bush. of New tie
Dob. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distract
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely " _
For sale by R. H. Plalsted. F. H. Bax-
ter. and the Cilitord Pharmacy "
WINBTED NOMINEED DECLINE.
WINSTED, April 2.9—'An unusual
pltuation has arisen from the Demo-
pratlc caucus held last night for the
nominees except Dr. George W. Browa.
who was named for warden r-utigned.
1112,: 111-13 said to be dissatisfied with, 3M,
ckméult o! the recent Democratic cauoas
needed in naming the delegates. to the
Democratic state convention.
‘ the one 119111111111 guinea: Qtahea (
dip tribe)" of. Norma?
.1 second and minim 1m
third. seven, horses started.
‘ aided to
..1‘
Hapgoo'd tells how she was cured
of Fallbpian and Ovarian Inflammation—-
and escaped an awful operation by using
\flqphflde Ckunpound.
“Dam Mus. l’mttuauz—I stillercd for {our yours with what the
doctors called ‘alpitigitis (intiaiiiinaliouof the fallopian tubes; and mu-
Pills, w hich are most. disticsaiug and painful ailments, all'cctiug all the
1.11ri'ountl'iiig part3. undermining the constitution, and slipping the life
If you had 1111-11 me a year ago, before 1 began taking Lydia E.
l’lnkliaiu‘ 11 Vegetable Coin mum], and had iiotitcd the sunken cym,
sallow 10mplexion,1uuigeucm emaciatstl condition, and cotupairtl that '
[arson “hit me as I am today, robust, hearty and well, you uould not
header that. I feel thankful to you and your wonderful medicine,
which restored l'ill‘ to new life and lit ultli in iltc months, and any ad me
from an awful (ilK‘l‘dtIOll.”—-MISS Incxa ILlrooon, 1022 Sandwich ct,
Ovaritla or inflammation of the ovaries or fallopian tubes which adgoin the
ovaries may 11.-1.111110... sudden stopping of the monthly flow, from in
lion of the womb, and many other onusoa. The alighmt indication of trouble
with the ovaries. indicated bv dull throbbing
by heat. and shooting ains. should claim your instant. attention.
cure itself, anda hm? tal operation, with all its terrors. may call) result from
ain in the side, accom nnicd
It 111 II not
“Dana Mas. PlNKllAM:-~I can truly say that you have saved
my life, and I cannot express my gratitude to
“ Befoml wrote to you telling how I felt, 1
two years steady and spent lots of money in medicine besides, but- it all
failed to do me any good. l’Ilv menses did not appear in that time
sutl'ered much )aiu. Iuould daily
jointing spells, icadache. backache and-
bearing down pain, and \1 as so weak that
it. wrislhnrd for me to do my work.
you in words.
had doctorcd for over
and
Ila\ c
mind your medicine and treatment
as (III‘t‘flIOII, and after taking three bottles
of Ly diaE. Piiikham’ 11 Vegetable Com-
pound. menses a
bles left me, and
ppearcd. my womb trou-
liavc been re Iar ever
since. I used fourteen iottles of
Lydia E. Pinkhnm’s Vegetable
Com mum] and Blood Purifier
loge tor, and am now restored to
perfect health. Had it not. been for
you, I 11 mild havn been In my gr :11 e.
“I will always rccommcnd your wonderful remedies, and hope that
who suffer as I did to try. your
remedies.” -—l\lits. T. C. II mums“. R. It. No. 1, Manning, lowa.
,. Such unquestionable testimony proves the
bam’n Vegetable Compound over diseases 0 ,
Women should remember that they are priiileired to consult
Mrs. Pinkhnm at Lynn. 111153.. about their Illness, entirely from
Power of Lidia} .Pink-
WOMPH.
*—
MENTA WOOD SEEKS DIVORCE.
Another Sennatlon In the “Next Sti-
tlon to Heaven."
Manta Wood. a handsome young
woman of New Canaan, has broittlht
suit for divorce against Irving D.
Wood of the same place. Margaret
Darby and Irene Johnson are named as
correspondents.
Mr and Mrs. Wood were married in
New Canaan seven or eight years ago.
but have not lived together for set or-
ul years. Irciie Johnson is the young
woman whoae marriage In Elias .-loliii
sou, aged fifteen, in Port Chester.
about four year's ago. at the age of six-
tcen, created considerable newspaper
comment at the time. Her husband,
Elias R; Johnson, obtained a divorce
and the custody of their daughter.
about a year ago, in the Superior Court
in Bridgeport Since that time. she
has been living in Stamford. Margaret
Darby Is well known in New Canaan.
Her husband. William Darby, is said
to be dead.
LA DIES. DR. AJFRAIGDG'O
mime man-c"
I'V‘VRANK IAXTER'B BRIGHT IDEA.
Plan 8113?"ch by Him Adopted 811c-
uu 11in by a 1.1111: Concern.
There are 11.11 retail dragglata who
have better 11111111. an to how to success-
fully introduce it proprietary prepara-
don than Frank Baxter: one of the best
his)“ busincsa men In south Nor
11
When the Dr. Howard Company talk
ad with ..Mr Baxter In read". to Intro-
11111111; their Specific for the cure of
_ constipation and dyspepsia, he advised
theta to DB" their, git cent ciao at the
popular price of 23 1.111.111.1111. told
item he could sell ten bottles at this
met: here he could sell one ,at 50
‘and tho eault has proton his
lithium . Tho tales on this
1 {or the cure of
' " have been
to mulch , like: that they have de-
:5 cents hi the
metal tho
were: not 1111111111
edit:
tiuima- ,
GD it."
The to our 5 were .
1904 Lint. furniu'hatl flout office of A
N.- Wooster. uollcitor of patent!
Bridgeport. Conn. Harry C. Ins.
Brl luuport toy violated railway trackl
(icormu P lltla. Bridgeport 2 patents,
handle for 111111111111, forks or similar
urtlclt-u dvalana: 'l‘liotnan (‘ Johnson.
Ncw lluven automatic flit-aria: Frank
P. Plieitliur. N111 Halmon boll; Theo-
dore A \\ lit-t In Now llawu, adding
111acl1I111-;t‘l111rl1a 11‘. Taylor. linrtfbrd.
machine for cutting patla or tubleta;
Frank A. Cortla, Mt-rldcu, ilttiucwcxu-
later for Iiiuipa; Aluwrun M. Lana,
Mcrldun, cIm'It-cuac; Edmund A. Par-
ker. Moi-Idea.niiuch-hox holder: (“him
Ira Ill. Mitch» ll New Britain. ratchot
mechanism: A. W and 1. “1011110.
Highland Park. pap1-r-;maclilut- Jon-pit
Duiittult New lnudou. attachment for
ltttlm iliilt‘llllll‘il‘, Ilciii'y‘ 'i‘i'tuiihull.
Pluluvillc, ait'ilcli.
STOP THAT COLD
r it mav result In Pneumonia. Bra
Ilian Balm Ia breaking up COIda when-
vcr tried, almost without exception,
..0 25 50c and SI. 00 bottlea. The Clif-
ford Baxtera and Platatod‘ a. “
111.1111 B1119;
1111111111113.
I.Iunnlnc never fails to cure bron
chitin. Thorn isn't anything that can
1'Ulllllal'0 with it in this respect. lt frees
the membrane of catarrhal collectloua
and causes the mucus to flow naturally.
(‘urca 11111 sporrtlv and thorough.
All droughts—4 5, 50.51..
“BIKES Korells Cream
_________llemoves lliom
tumrautt-wl Effective and Harmless.
.\t Druggiatu 501.111 mailed on receipt
of p.1lcc
KFIIELIS CREAMCO. Danhurl' Conn
..-. “..-,
T. MARSHALL ANDREWS OF NOR.
WALK WRITES:'-
Ilr. Dick's Mullicine Co. ‘
I take great pleasure In recommend-
‘ug Dr. Dick's Medicine: have found
It very beneficial in both rheumatism
and malaria. I do not think It can be
‘lth’t‘ll of too highly,
Very truly.
’l‘. MARSHALL ANDREWS.
ll West Main Street.
a......;xr..
NOTICE
Register Your Dolls.
Dog taxes arc now due and all per-
sona ow aim: or harbotlng unregistered
doze after May lst are liable to proso-
cution.
HERBERT E. SMITH.
Town Clerk
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SchoOi “Taxes
U IllOil Sphool District
1126 iii
The taxpayers oithe South Norwalk
Union School District arehereby noti-
fied that the district tax of one and
unequarter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1903. at a
meeting of the district held on the 2nd
day of June 1903. ,at the Franklin
street school house, will be due and
[unable on the second day of May,
1901. at which time I shall be ready to
receive same at Stillson-Poweil's. drug
111019.32 Washington street. Penalty
at the rate of nine per cent. a. year will
be charged 011 and after June? ..1904
F A TOLLES
collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk. April 25,
1904 1126 to 12
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
001,1rt,.Api'Il 15th, A, 1).. 1904. .
Estate of Arthur A. Graham, late of
Norwalk. in' said District. deceased.
‘ The Court of Probate for the Dis:
trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed 11x months from thc,date hereof
for the- creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. These
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly alteatcd. within said dime. will
bc dcbaricd a recovery All persons
Indcbtcd to said Estate ire requested
to make immediate payment to
~' AMELIA A. GRAHAM.-
a. 1:122 29. l. ‘
‘th‘lx -
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairiicid County:
‘i I hereby apply» for a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Lager. Beer. Rhine Wine and
Cider at 24 North Main street, Town
of Norwalk '
My niece of business 111 not located
within 200 feet In a direct line of a
Church Edition or Public achool house.
or the premises portal in: thereto.or
any PocbOlice. Pubic Library or
Cemetery.
Dated at Not-walk, this 2211 day of
April. A. 1)., “My
WM McCRDlillm.
Applicant.
-. We. The undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. its defined by law. offthe
application otgtho above named Wil-
liagimlgcmmbio for each light“!
run of W m»: coder-,1: the '
HOYT’S THEATRE.
3 NIGHTS AND 3 MATINEEB.
Commencing Thane”, April 28.
Clara Turner Co.
Moulton, Tl'..-r'-.~'11a Moulton.
Managers
VzanlIITOIRE
Evonlpgo.
Thuredly—Tho Sapphire.
Friday—~Midalght In Chinatown.
Saturday—Why Mon Tompt Women.
Matinou.
, Thunder—My Irothara' litter.
Friday-Madam Du Barri.
Saturday-Jiharlock Helmet
PRICES-Jillian”. 10c. 20c and
301:: Math-ten. 10c and me.
Ladlec' tickets Thur-Buy night.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY. MAY SRO.
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