ilk?
Prices
$l0.2-5~up.
COINNECTIONGI race.
loull’ll
.,Liiotiulo.
'PHONE. 68.
"on”-..
Speciality Mfg. CG.
7! WA TER
STREET.
sou-m nonwAtK.
New AND Iseoouii-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION OUARo
ANTEED.
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PL ammo!
STEAM. ‘
HOT
WA TER. ‘
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin. Sheet
and
1702;" Copper
Zine.
50 South Mom Street.
Telephone, 137-3.
South No
«I.»
rwuk. Conn.
wwwfibmw a... WW.M
Easy T0 :‘Ploll
the proper Wall Paved Designs from
our splendid .stock.
There isn't a
more attractive shock of New and Ar-
tietlc Wall Papers
in these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Sole agent for
PAINTERS'
t
J aneway's and Car-
penter'e Wall Papers.
To Ordere-Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
. SUI-Pulls. ARTISTS’
MATERIALS.
N M
SPECIALS.
tures, Inc.
I fringe, 25c. 5
‘ 3 III. long, with
“Shore-Cut”
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
Cloth Window Shades. with
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods,
it
fixtures, too.
Can Opener. outs
II-easily. No tagged edge, me.
Best Steel PaIriIIgI Knives, roe.
' PAINTING. PAPEII HANG-
ING, DECORATING.
stone III-EN EVENINos. .i
87 Wilmington Street,
Sonth Nomslk. 5 - '-
Conn.
vdstod : I per
, I ceIIIIt; is 3&7 pbr
cont. greater thInl Ipvestoidh tiger
5 per cent; and 66 g. per cent. groper
‘ than if lnvested’at ‘03 Ipér epnt- ‘
State Supervision‘oi' III! oI‘II Ind
Con 9th t.
BRANCH OFFIC.12-§O AIN 8T
Resident Directoro. Rule eht Managers.
Mortimer M. Le ee R. '20 lburn
CharIeI E. Dow John B.‘lLawroneI
, Leaves' Nétv York Dolly nth In.
or the coon. elm.
on installments. Amid
you. if you IMI. -‘
for your family‘-
men w r!
GENERAL ‘Atieti .
N. eMIrH reneueou. Sodom Agent.
UNITED BANK IUILI- ING.
8o. NorwIIII. Ct.
SYRACUSE Pro I-
IRON AGE AND PLANT In
WHEEL HOEII
and l
outrIv-ATGRIII,
BALL BEARING ILAWN
MOWERS‘.
GWHEELBARROVINIS.
GARDEN BARROWS
. and all
GARDEN & LAWN TOOLS.
PAINTS. OILS AJND
HARDWARE.
Wotkins & Dow,
112 WAsl-IINGTON STREET.
PhonI.43-6.
merit. for
election ‘
an
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THE
CITY NATIONAD IBINK
scorn NORWALK, CID NN.
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WITH .
Capital 5100.000.00
Surplus. .7100. 00.00
Net Profits. 3'55. 00.00
m
l
SolicitI acwunta of individuals, man
Wufaeturore merchantI and eoIIIporItlonI
upon favorIbie terInI. :
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. III-u.
JOHN H. KNAPP. VioeoPrew
JACOB M. LAYTONI CIIhIer.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Hopry lieymour
Josiah R. Marvin saniuel Grumman
Christian Swertz .Wfilldoel Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H Light
Fred. H. Rd Minn.
, THAN EVER BEFORE.
E. E, iiil‘llilm’o,‘
HOW’! THID2
We offer on.» Hundred DoIlura I19»
word for any cm of CIIIIIIrII hut eIn-
not iii‘ cured. by Hall’a Cutarr Cure.
F. .l. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo, 0.
We. the underpinned. have known It‘-
.I. Cheney for the lust li’. yours. and
believe him perfectly honorable Ins-IIII
IIIIIIIIIeIII transactions. and .IIIIIIIcIIIIIy
able to carry out any ehligutlono mode
by his firm ,. ”I“
Will DING KINNAN It NARVIN.
. Wholepndo Di'eugglut 00.
Hull's Outsrrh Cure in slouch uter-
unliy acting directly upon .71“. blood
and pmcuotui summ- of q. ,uysloln.
destimoulalu sent free rice. 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all Drumlsts.
'I'ake Hull's Family Villa for courti-
potion.
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WALL PAPER
oun srocII o:._N‘ew 00.908
JUST IN Is A LITTLE IAIIeen
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE. YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNER.
WE HAVE TAKEN A GOOD
MANY' CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO
SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR
WORK.
WE TRY TO CARRY IN sTOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE
DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOUSE
INSIDE OR OUT.
TEL. 1352‘-
‘IO FIRST 3T., E. NOHWRLK-I-I-I.
The '
oEaIIII-nlng- Power
our on use. in
ves ed VIII this
Corh pIany it 6 per
ce LI 5 to per ceht.
gre'ter't . n‘ If (h
Paying Mining. Oil. Sine ter and
Industrial Stocks making possible
Large Interest and Profits
lets on application
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers, Fiscal Agents.
Members New York Coniiohdated
Stack Ex’chuu e. 66 Brasd‘my and
I7 New Street. ewYork. 5
Eu BALDWIN HAMMITT, Manager,
Western New EulInd Bunch: liludqnar.
Book-
‘» NOR WALK.
scant Ironwntx.
End NEW Y0 K.
Sleemer:l'°€ltypf‘illa elk“
‘ Ind i"£'equIo".
Leaves Not-well: Dolly at 6 pun
Norton I lidiervood Company,
PLUMBING AND erAM
HOT WATER HEATING.
kn: Suites) ”Camus!“ .KIrtlIbrd.Oonn. HOT AIR HEATING
» 3 ‘ Grey-so AND“ I‘IAhdIté.
Danny 8. Hull, Representative. ELATE AND TIN ROOFING.
- 1 Louder mm'sonun Nomadk. Gt. GI’I Ina ream inning..- -
GI! Fixturu, Metal Coillnlg. -, Etc.
m """"""" HIve you can our block of '
Tilt Nill’ll’iiik Sliillllliillii Ullllllilllu RICHMOND RANGES? ,
1.‘ (Incorporated). THE JOngS EAEOTOHKISS
. ‘ 17 WALL CSOTREET. NORWALK.
DailyFreight lime. "~-
Freight received from 7 2‘. m. i o 6 p.111.
Tin (lulu; Side 5 do -’ Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
insures a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and investi-
gate to: youréeli. ’
96 LIBERTY STREET.,
NEW YORK.
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M 1934
HEATING.
7‘1
till
IIII. iv:
‘Towe
breaking
0‘1
M lss Naomi
ton ic.
W. H.
today.
Avenue.
l.‘iitimmciliI-Ii w
_ “C‘nlua”
regular
'luudt SI root.
token.
lino.
ill
tilde of fifteen
were workiiig
somewhat
ment.
Edna Dan and
Inns weir. voted.
[I data services.
proposed Epwort
9109011)“:
ful enough to
“6 The
260: h
21 iii. Gilli.
Reade Bits
monthly
Yesterday was a great
drunks on the bridge. '7‘.th IIII accord-
to one mar. who described It. was
him: with alIohol {Intros to an altl
and the saloons
One I‘
Intoxicated
some other night: ~‘
W
ORAIONEUK WILL B
ATLANTIC: 014$!le
ostnuxhehlpl moment:
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EAST NORWALII. .. _
I..lghl
in
ii] not an lender.
Ila)’
fer-I .
full time.
The keg was
Silas Shel wood.
it wuo wind to c
h League chorus.
Witt”
Attended nit South arm!!! .5 '
pl 26. was moved 150 feet letting
end It Is thought like willhe heated? to.
nightlife mania
' ' the eerie or
do too Nutrition set:
w is
«I, MM: Qty vi- d I.“ 7:2! Cit.
fl
lhe new
flood 60 [>in
I‘I 74 {:5
ll
CONN.
A telephone IH III-lug lustnllI-d today
III the BIldge Phnrmhcy.
I): llrldgepmt.
nun u Vii ltoI iuI toun today.
Minx EtlII-l Glow bus been ill at
her home In Winfield street with in.
llammuIIjon of the appendix.
«Now is the time to take :1 spring
Piercc‘u lint-i. Iron Iiud Wino-
ie the thing. 50c.
Eel-10‘s Automobile Is being
overhauled ‘ut hir- factory and
short time will he rumly for use.
Frederick Warren Decker, who has
been confined to his boom for some
time' with illness was able to be out
' II
A meeting of the l-iruauou Club will
be held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. C, Golding iu Eliot
‘TIlC‘ regular class meeting of the
East Avonuu Methodist Church will be
held this evening III the church. James
will be the subject of the
missionary prayer
meeting to be held Thursday evening
at the East Avenue Methodist church.
- The regular monthly meeting ofthe
maul Nip-walk Fire Police wan held
wlant evening at the rooms on Van
The matter of holding
a picnic III conjunction with the other.
"""'lpcul branched oi" lire pollicmcn and
Mayflower Hook and ladder Company
was discussed and lovornblo action
'Tho picnic is to he on Decoro
llnu lint to Coney Island on bonid the
stenmci Ito-Iodide of the Arming Smith
for
ed
haired gentleman who appeared to be
In I playful
mood took away It keg of beer which
was standing in front of Colon Elect
Iic i‘xpreus omcc.
covered bolero It was broached The
case» of drunkenness were no numer-
ous as to excite nousidcinhle com.
re
' The regular business mI-eting of the
iIIpwortiI league was held last evening
Considerable business has transacted
option: which was thr- election of the
following DI‘I‘ilUlli-i to membership: Mrs.
Mcarwin Richard Hoyt. Reba Slmons.
Au
appropriation ans mode to the. More)
and Help lltwpnrlnicnt
that the League prouue II bulletin
board. The amendments to the hy-
lt u III; voted
cl-
ogiruic the fifteenth anniversary on
Sunday evening. Muy :15th. by doom.
1'). E. Keelor and Mrs
dwurd Simons Wore appointed a coin-
anitIee to secure n-chorister (or the
. Because there in pot adequate p0
lice protection on the bridge. the busi-
ness men there tiIve .Iormed nibem-
selves into: sort or vigilance commit
tee for the purpose of protecting their
Lestorentng-ith-uouoeo
that there were Govern. suspicion: . 'I‘h
character-Ii hanging nominate place no
these tough looking ,0“st finally
disappenrmi back of the-alliren A hur-
rled oounc ll was called chitin! “Gimme
committee and Messrs Humor. Pierce
and Bell. medley wont oflndour or In;
Vestlgstion trying to find the melt. 3
They searched ditch and low out; the.
auspicious characters mm not. be ,
found anywhere and if they had any
plans of In e‘vll intent they were core- 8
tie- them until
FLOAIsED
Io;-
held:
‘ in Lincoln uremic.
u.
tors order.
I.
bowls ".oWIIOflIIIil)’ It» pumhomi
II building lot. from William H. Young.
Ralph Jefferson of! “rooklide.
unuistcd REL C. M. Redeem In St.
Paul's Church. Sunday morning. - - .
The regular prayer meeting Ind Bi-
IIIt' utudl nill be IIt'III Thursday in!“
In the Methodist EpiscopII Chur I.
Rollin A. Baldwin. wim- cotue III-re
from-New Haven. last. week. ‘Hlti ship‘-
pod hlu IIOIIIIehOlII‘I'flCCCS to that city.
Mortimer 1.. Ogden and wife have
moved from litre. Mary Richard's
III Rownyibu avenue. '
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Willoughly, of
New York city, lIuveiIIri-ived at one of
Mrs. Waird' s cotton-ea, Contentment ls-
land for the summer
Bell Gentle. Knights of King Arthur.
will hold a regular meeting tonight III
7: 30 o 'rlock in the parlors of tho Moth.
odlut Episcopal Church.- ~
The lII‘IlleI' Aid Society of the Bap-
tist Church will hold I meeting tomor-
row afternoon at. " o‘clock. with Mrs.
Jennie Shel-er, Maple pvenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Gen-It Smith who oc-
cupied the "Log Cnbln." at Content-
IuI-nt lslnud last summer are expect.
ed tomorrow from New York.
J. 1. Motor. M. 8. Meyers. M. 'l‘.
Kendall. Florence Sttwer, E. D.- Trow
bridge have .lettI-I's‘uwaitlng them :it
the Rnwuyton‘ mtst-otllco.= - -
Dr. Joseph J. .SIrohmI-yor and
daughter, Mimi MINI vStrohmeyur, of
New York,haveboen spending a. few
days at their summer residence.~"Alta
Site." at Belle Inland.
The usual Happy Hour service will
he held in the Rowoyton Baptist
Church, Thursday night; at 5‘7: I5
o 'clock. and will be followed by a. spec-
iai meeting of the church
Miss i’cnrl Simona loaves touu to-
marrow for Baltimore Maryland. to at-
tend the graduation excl-clues of her
lumber. Howard Slovene. nhlch will
hiedicnl Collette.
At the Methodist Episoopnl Chump
.ltnwnytnu on Wednesday evenianIy
4th. at .7 o‘clock, Miss McCall. bend.
onfi‘l‘ene ent Human Life In New
York." iI rusted with ntermpticon
views. All are cordially Invited to It-
tend
At the met-tins of the Othelal Donut
of the Rowuyton Methodist EplsI-upil
Church, last night a committee woo
appointed to not incoooperatlon with. II
committee Appointed eometlme. use
from the Sunday school board, to plan
for the oltaervlng of the fortloth unhi-
church. I .
m
DARIEN AND ”NOROTON.
TheodoIo Austin Was in New York
lostelduy, on business
Dr. Hansen IIIinp‘ed. three hand Iomo
hum-u to New York, yesterday. '
Mien Beatrice title. of West Nor-
walk Who In town yesterday »
B. E Station proved Yesterday from
the Mlllapaugh place to the 1.12 Math-
cI‘ plat-I3.
Liverymnn Andrew Taylor is moving
It lunlllv from North Stamfoid to Bar-
ien today.
Rev ”only Sooflold. who has been
ill oince ithe New York East Confer-
once it somewhat better.
~(lnrd'en Seeds of all kinds .at
Street‘s Cush Grocery.
George. Bryce. of. New York. was It
visitor at the home of Mr and Mrs.
ilogart. over Sunday.
NOfl tile ii WEI-dwell ls having his
lot in Main street ‘cleoned up and put
In the heat of uouditlocnh
A. N. Clark. of South Norwallt.
eternity. Cliflord
with him for It ride
. In court. yea-
Iérday morning. the arguments were
heard by Judge Curtis. In Elie peso of
Edward fill Rel-tog agains‘tc hurls-s W.
Raymond And others; no photo:
‘rleu town
officials on his propi-
An ancient right
mired in the cues:
from .
theJiizudy Grounds And
by a’ score of toiI‘I- to .They willhl
play a team from N Cannon. Sutur»
day. on the litany ”(fill one... line.
up of the DII'rIoIvJI n no toild‘w‘s
IIIplu honor. catcher. Henry More-
.3“... m
home in llrooloddo to their new house, .
occur Thursday. from the Baltimore .
worker of the GIII‘IIItodorI Settlomnnt .
House, New York. will give a lecture -
versury of the Sunday oohOOI Ind .
L'I‘hooe nieces had chop“: helm! of Mrs
functions. t e intellectual compo-nice
‘ 5 Robertson at roman Vt. in 1840'
I III I
Itutlou " ° mil
VIII Mid
very fetter
At the WWII
CRANE-CRY».
Clarence Smith and family of Now.
on McDouII I)
Mr. dhd’i Mrs. Ebenezer Ditch. of
Weston ripent Similny with their
dpughtor Mrs. II‘I‘IIIIIk Omar-741 .
Rev. 1.. K. Moore. of thh'ldethodlst
IIIIrch, preached to the cha‘pui on
upduy. Next illuuday Rev. 15 word
Cunningham. of Emu Norwulk II ll 00-
0"“me p ti,lpit . I: it oi"
anchors and Icholure of the dity
school tire Inuking-uxteuulve piI’pII
tion'r for on 'Iinte‘rtuinment to be It
In" WAIIIIII'IIIud-l .oiiue HI‘III; on-rtho
eroding oi May Hill A program "HID-
9|! lug of Illuloxueii. mar-chow. plum»
mine, songs util‘ltncttutlons. is Will
Mpropurcd III-Ii Iii-earn will be uorind.
' . ‘ WESTPORT.
.lplm I8: Jones upI-ut Sutuiduy
'Bridgepoijh
him Simlc Taylor is clurkiug In tho
Salmon atom. .
Roy. Fillilul‘ Shouley loft for New
Hgt-‘III Spidey night.
"’ '1‘ inb: IenIrtI-s town in u for.
daytime erosrn 'trIp.
MPH, Frederick it rlbutt of Haiti
mrirq, MIL, is visltln relatives lurc. ‘
Miss M Modem, 0 Norwich bus Ile-
gal-ted for home utter visiting friends
are »
A. T. Burr and wife be e rotIIrnI-I'
here from New 1",mk whei- -thcy apt-n
moist ottho winter. , -
Rev. G. W. IBIIrhyIIt End 'wllo bat-I
been guests or 'i'I-Imuiii III New. MIII‘DIII -
'l‘eIIn‘p‘lc lodge. F It A. M. will hOII
I special communication. It odnesdul
u'w
I‘Ii
NV. '1‘ Sturgcu and with how; bIot
presented with a handsome oolt tubh
by Atlpetuck'hodgch K. 011’. n Iokci
01 colt-em.
It in reported thnt the condition In
Dr ‘- “.1“. Adams, m-outly etrickI-I
with plunlysis at his home In Ilruoklyn
N. 't'. inimpmving.
Suukuutuek Methodist Church Is I:
give II concert on the night of May ~24
The Muelcul MICIOIY mot lust night
ut the IesIIIGnI-n of .-.t U. Smith. ‘
A special meeting of Harry MCDOII
ough Post. G. A. R.. is (.IIII‘II ior nun
Sumrduy night to umiugc for 1mm
atiop Dav Olin-r business or import
,ach will be transacted
Report IIRH it that A S linrlbutl he
promised to donate $10 000 to it library
building The proffer came at or receui
meeting through W (I.- Staples. mu
annotinoed the purpoite or“ my nearest
ineighbor" and the snrlilclun III. onm
falls upon Mr Hurlbutt Tin.- more.
Is It most generous one And the public
will share. the appreciation ulih Ilu
Library est-Inflation. ’ '
THE GIRL WITH PRETTY AINKL'EGI.
lithium“ ti‘VECkIy.) . .
A great many, anecdotes are told.
about. the late Mrs. John Sherwood
who was famous among hei- irionds .w‘
one of the moist kindly and dellxhtiil
of Ivoinen and among the public All
the‘ author-II of the standard manual of
etiquette. 'Manncrs .und .Sociul L‘s
“BUS." :. . . -»
ISeVel‘RI year ago hire. Sherwood Win
visiting A trio d ‘nlio him too mm.
Indy nieces thing in the neighborhood:
Sherwood tie uraude ditmo of mm) I.
of the grent» the needinpliuhed and too
ed traveler. and they hoped- as‘ they
were “just out. or college to make upon
her that lmprouiilou of intelligent-I- out
w
young woman aspirant . pt:
5 .Auoordlngiy they remover tail-thou
aunt‘s-dolly upon the most-ameniloot
wheels. in- the most correct bicycle pose
minds and converted seriously and he.
tolleetuslly With Mrs. Sherwood. whoa
was All patience and courtesy. n of.
Mrs. siterwood' I visit ended; and one
departed. sending back the customary
letter. of appreciation to her hostess.
The pieces uni-Nod simultaneously: With
the Mini.
“0b aunt is It from Mrs. Sherwood?
What does" Ilie think ohuo‘l‘: neurone
seem to think we are-nrc—"
'ei‘SIIeoIm'i replied the aunt, ileum
ping the lottery» ishe says. ‘Conimy my
kind. remembmnces todhexiils with
ti until ~ “
P
«:3. Journal... .. At lien.
mtive.blece. XIII Cuckoo
“IchiItdrt-III " tyre oi sci-boil:
, . Weill of» ~ 2.. ..
5 '-. III III hour otter III-lyingI
m; HouIIu'IIivoopditIoo VIII ‘
York ('II)’. event Sundae 'with‘. the Mid- _
In-
;.Mr’-.:
culture to which the hiahhutindodl. 5i
merit and popularity of Fair lot-Hone
. p "
5 Honey and Tar and refuse am when
- i WAR
:Il‘herc is alwaytif
Igoing on In eve I} I‘
ody betwetn‘dtealtf’
edse: On Guam '
food, had rd _5
worry. colds. Maidéli
the other are suhthiné. l'
cheerfulucss and "null
ment
The reason Scotti-I Audit-“5,.
sion figIlIts so powerfully for.
health is..bc,causc It given In
much more nourishment tIIIIIlu
you edit" get in any othht: way.
IGct in the sunli gm And try
Scottie Emulsion. . ‘
”We'll send you I umple In: upon I“ at. I; ' ”
SCO’IJ: R ROW“- S. we Pearl SIIIIFI. NI. 3'
IAIvI
VII“
‘I A'H‘
..
Elm: CIty RiIxhouIe TMIIIIIN‘I do
ahubom Who are min Powwow-r ,
C. .B. Donnell nt 11 o’clock...y‘op~
tIerdoy morning,.1urood oven the poo-
Motion of the Hyperion theatrogw all
Noodlnven to George W. I! Hookups
who with Dr. .-W~In0lwll. own».
the playhouse“ AMI- Hughes tunneling .
uteip- turned the-hem over. to Jami! .
J‘. Shubert of the firm of Shnhért. f,
Brothers, of New York, who in tho.
future will be the managers of Um ,‘
thcntreundw thulrlruser ‘« 5 i
The transfer oi the keys took plane
on the stage or the Hyperion And.
ilflt‘l Mr Bunnull. had given them on. 5
lie nuke-d Mr. shubcrt I! lie ebu‘l . he
of any sci-Vito to him' Mr Shir ‘
thanked '-‘hl‘m wry kindly for his 95
ior and told ~1‘IIIr ihulnoll toot the“
com-twice of the house were Prteudol!
to him and om Bunuoll Itoi 'the refill 5
or their lives ' - .
The difference otmplnion that‘o ‘
lIItml between Mr. Bunuel‘lo M .
essrs. Wiunholl and Hughes om'
alrighte. MI- Dunno" claimed ,7
band do the Ithontre, were Adjusted;
chrIIIer. acordlng to the New Karen 2
[rapt-rs. III, a. «informer» bI-toecu IIIII'I .
throo In the office of J. P. Goodhar-t.
'i‘iw. conference lasted over an lame
and. at.- he conclusion Attorney Good-i
butt; counts-allot Mr.- Durant-ll, sold: é. .'
Whip. Donnell: boil received: IIfrom DI:
owners of on liypei“ Ion III entrain I
oiiwtantial ‘Ium for the rights In .
.imrla 'oIl to he“ In the rem-uni of III I.
laws for the theatre and the sum In;
quite Intisléctbry, and IIIG- paymIG-Ind ,
prevents a lawsuitl' -
As to Mr. nell'e plans for tho
future.“ Attorney Goudlinrrr mild in f
Wef‘liitoly‘hd would’c'mttinud to outdo-
tea-the New- Ilaven public ntth tho ‘
bmttmtv lhottn“"ltti1lotl0nti in “1765
(mm Suites. Asked if he meant:
than these-attraction were to honour} ~
Juttthef Grand opera house Which Min
”‘rilunnhll- still COI‘IIIFOII!) Mr.» Gourmand 5
Isnhlrthny‘ Mould not. The intention
unlhdrowti from the conversation tired -
lit. Bonnet! would built! at new, more
house in New Keven. '
our Donnell hr reported; in the No? II!
Menopamre as saying.he-w01!lm‘
iildlo'e no statement at this time. .-
Manager S 7. Poll yzetnr'
timing. secured from Flm' Ma.-
‘Cilddwioi of New Hmn. o. poi-mi
the erection of ti “460006 theat:
Lilia Church street alto in the
(lit. which has been owned h
PI'ol for sumo-time . 5 .
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