up... ._ a ‘,
“drill
”in.” ,.
‘ , ‘ nun—adi-
- _ Warm vicinity: Fair
‘ tonight. Wednesday in-
hat was west of the Mississippi
yesterday morning has moved
it and now extends from Lake
liter southward to the Gulf. It is
rs portion of the Lake region. An
lppbduclng pleasant weather in
in sections. This area is
it? slowly eastward and will
, lit ”titer .in this vicinity on
oil alley or Thursday.
omrdacter Edward Bedell, of
walk, is among the attend-
ongrt. . .B‘lttslield excursion today
MacQuhao. of Jersey City.
venterday with friends in Nor
‘ ilfifllflltuck.
Edna Seymour of South Nor-
WNl3,’ spent Sunday in Southport, as
3 guest of her cousin
ta. Benjamin Pollard of Silvm
. is being entertained by friend;
list avenue. Port. Chester.
hPodmore is selling of! crockery at
, ‘,‘, L igonato Troy. N. v.. to make
~ , t with her parents.
, rimming, parties are in the
)thaaexisys. They are finding the
monomer of hickory nuts, hilt
, are scarce.
in Tribe, Court Mlthackemo P.
‘ , bury Lodge. and Trinitv yes--
”to hold meetings this evening
7 .H. Cole. of Railroad are
lit! a Miss Evelyn Bonicu. .llc
snontting the day in Pittsfleld sight
sigma}, No. 97.1.0 0. F., will
meeting to- morl-dw nlgllt at 8
in the new hall in Washing
James ll. LWllmott. of West
it street. has gone to Brz-ooi
are, she will spend a week with
_ es and friends.
16», Oliver H. Jennings has re
to Southport. alter a visit in
walk as the guest of her parents.
, and Mrs. H B. Coley.
"Secretary George E. Curtis’ “Enilizu'
and Victor W Ferris' “Dlik" art.- the
only boats of tho Norwalk Yncht
club’s fleet that remain at the club
bot rill»
Mrs. Henry Froeb. of how street
has returned from a visit ill New York
city, companied by her father.
George haub. who will spend some
. time here.
Henry H. Tollcs, the trolley couduc
mast avenue run to the former run oi
George H. chney. of South Norwnllt.
. ‘wbo has resigned
‘ Frederick W. Hoyt, who had a stand
at the Danbuly Fair the past week.
showing and titling his blunt lefllllll'
work. made quite a reputation
great success
M. A. Ready is the delegate to tlic
twentieth annual convention of the
Connecticut Federation of Labor
whlfihmnvenes ill New Haven to-duy
vs days. Mr. chady is chalimuu
the auditing committee of the state
4, Federation. \
ohnsom From the 20th to the 1st
filter which a dry term. Water will
the patina, but none run to lit! waste-
s so ill communication of St.
. la. AJ‘. and A, M.. of Nor-
. was held last night At that
W the Master Mason's degree was
.cbntcrrod on one candidate. Hugh Mc-
fliilin, of ham litrost. Another spatial
.mmunicatlon. to confer the some do-
gm, will be held Thursday evening.
Superintendent Charles M. Lilli
relics, of tho Bprlligwootl Union Blill'
day school. has ariangoll to hold a
‘Iorrice of praise. prayer and whor-
, in the chapel in Ely avenue oach
melody evening at 7: 40 o'clock-
liars from Stamford and Nilrwulk
, be present to- marrow night. and
iii are invited to hear them.
OPRlNO LAMI.
out: cloudy weather with light,
in. the Mississippi valley and:
high pressure over New Ens-i
Frances A. Heath. of West ave-1
J 'tor has been transferred from the
W
tor imself. and the venture was a
This ll the latest prediction of Hor—
vqmbar there. will be a great
i disturbance from east to west.
m lb.
too to.
hour.
. i4~16¢ib
10.12:. i.
, nor honor. ,
hallo. tom lb.
600:.
Unonlnc can tile relied
upon to cure Coughs and
Celtic no matter how
disappointing other rein-
dies arc.
All Druggists. ‘
....- ...i .w. m”
. MATTER! IN BANKRUPTCY.
Bhu‘wood latch“ BMW 6.62 Par
Cant.-0thor Estates.
There was a hearing before Referee
in Bankruptcy J..W Banks on the
acceptance or the ‘tinltl account of the
trustee of the E. C Sherwood estate.
The report was accepted and a divi-
dend of 6.92 per cent. was declared.
Mr. Sherwood is the father of Oliver
'1‘. Sherwood. the defaulting cashier
of tho Southport National Bank. who
is now in the state anriscn. s’I’hs es
tale of his father, who was one of the
bondsm‘en at his songwao swept away..
Attorney'John s. Pullman, has filed
his final account of the estate of Wll-.‘
llam Hunt. the trading stamp man.
and Judge Banks had fixed next Sat-
iurday forcnoon as the timcwot hoarv
ill;
Frederick w Pfeiffcr formerly in
the employ of lsenburg a 00.. and
who was arrested and found guilty in
the city court ill Bridgeport. of em-
bezzilng from the thin filed a volun
‘aly petition in bankruptcy in the
United States court last Friday. and
the papers were received .by Referee.
Banks yesterday. Mr. Pleifler's lla~
bllltlcs (secured claims) amounts to
$l. 044 68, with assets of 6731. .
HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT PRO
ROGUED. _
i BUDAPEST Hungary, Oct 10.,—
Parliament was prorogued today . by
royal rescript until December .19. Act
lug Premier Baron Feiervary, and his
colleaggucs did not attend the brief
sitting of Parliament. The baron
merely sent the president of the lower
house the rescript ‘slgned by the
King-Emperor Francis Joseph pro-
roguing Parliament, and explaining
that the step was necessitated by the
fact. that no success had been attain-
ed in forming a new cabinet on ll has-
is which would secure Parliament
against disorder. Shouts of “scoun-
drelsl" and similar epithets mingled
with queries of “Where is the consti-
tution?’ greeted the reading of the.
rcscript. but . there were no cabinet.
ministers present to take note of the‘
insults hurled at them. Count Julius
Andrassy rose and denounced the
ministers, who contrary to prcccdcnt'
failed to appear before Parliament.
“The government." he said. “has
therefore shown contempt of the house.
liiltl has abandoned all nrctcllcc of
conforming with the laws"
... ._...¢._..._._.. _. ..
NEW ISSUE OF GREAT NORTHERN
8"OCK
NEW YORK, Ot'l.10.-A new issue
of 250,000 shares of Great Northern
Railway Company stock to be- offered
to stockholders at par was announced
today in a circular signed by J. J. Hill.
president. ‘oi’ the company. Share-v
holders may subscribe to the new
stock to the extent of twenty per cent.
of their present holdings. The funds
provided by the sale of the new stock
are. to be used to take no financial ur-
l‘angenlents of a temporary character
made during the Northern Pacific-
Greut Norther litigation and also to
furnish money for acqulrcmcnt of new
property and securities as may be or-
tiered by the board of directors.
PRESERVATION OF NEW HAMP-
. SHIRE FOREBTB.
CONCORD. N. 14., Oct. 10.~.lt was
announced today that a petition sign-
ed by 1.500 guests in the White Motili-
lulna and asking that a special session
of the state legislature be called to
consider “the best methods of prevent-
ing the impending devastation of the
forests on the presidential range" has
been sent to Governor Mclmnc. it
was understood that the matter Would
be considered at the meet g of the
governor and council llcrc odtly.
SPEAKER NIXON wouae.
WEST‘FIELD, N. Y.. Oct. 10.-—
Sponkcr S. li‘rcd Nixon‘s condition to
day is exceedingly serious. He did
not rest well last night. and the dis-
charge from the wound and obscene
continues. The surface drained by
suppuratlcn is extensive and the de-
bilitating effects lholcby increased
The gravest anxiety is fell over the
outcome.
W
MISS ROOSEVELT LEAVES TOKIO
TOKIO. Oct. 10.—-Mlu Alice Roost!-
volt. passed through Tokio today on
her away lfll‘lYOlWhlm. eatsortod by.
Master of the Ceremonies Nagasaksi‘
Beige. especially detailed from the
imperial household department. to no
company Mills Roosevelt. ”She will
mail from Yokohama tor San Francis
co. October Ill.
COUNT tNOUYE’I GARDEN PARTY
'l‘OKlt).Oct.10—~'l‘he garden party
given today by Count luouyo nut-rov
tury of the home department at his
residence hero, to til it, Hurrlniuii and
a party, was it are t success. Mr.
afllman "t'ttld his“! fourth Mentally
admired the count a rare collection of
Japan‘s antique art objects.
Everything As Advertised
Oils Ma . . . ‘
mmIflotn‘fl POWL; in.
this}. try and Cam's um...
l brilliant in the morning. Nara no loun-
. gross to the left. of the red star An
star. the components separated by but
of the montbvliars moves twenty dc .
evening. Among the constellations it
.just can; of the large spherical trian-~
or the former constellation ,‘ it is
tgrce this month. On the 31st it roach
move eastward again. it is in excellent
.clnlly good opportunity for watching
‘ Uranus may be found by pointing the
. as the days succeed each other. On
' phase on the filth and but Quarter
' calls attention especially at this time
ITIAKI. ‘1 i .
flortcrhcuao. 20c lb.
Ilrlotn, lilo lb.
Round , 16c lb.
Ibotll r. 10o lb.
Nails ml. but. Carlotta. calves
The month at October lindI thallium
rill Mus. Saturn and Jupiter obtain! and
a
htly la the evening and Nouns
or. attracts much attendee. though it
can be seen withouc' didicultviuths
“inter. As'aoou as it: is dark annual!
in the evening. it may be seen west
at the meridian. about eighteen de
tunes in the constellation Scorpio
Ovservera of its motion must have “On
tlced its i-pasailig. by Antares early in
September. 'illll‘s month it continues
to moverrapldly. and will unsavory
close to the live-Ital”! in Sagittarius
which older astronomers named ibr
“Milk'Dlpper,” because. located in the
apparently so close to the third msgni
tilde star lettelod lambda. which is at
the end of the handle of the Milk Dip l
per. that the. t..wu will make a double
raven minutes of arc. in the course
gljcos toward the cast. it has ceased
to be in good positionxlor telescopic
studyv. because of its increasing .dis-
tunes from the earth and its low altl'
tilde in the sky. . -
Saturn still shines snob evening in
the south.- it crosses the meridian on
the 1st. soon after seven: o'clock. and
four minutes earlierr'oach sucoecdluu
to found near, the boundary which. sen
crates Capricornus from Aoquirlus.
glc which is the characteristic figure
moving slowly toward the right. or
westward. passing over one half a do
as its western limit. and begins to
pceitlon for telescopic study. The
rings are inclined elovhn degrees to
our line of sight.
Jupiter now attracts wide attention
as it rises in the evening with full
splendpr. One is not to forget how
blight this planet is and to imagine
that he has never seen it so brilliant
before. when, as now, it. rises l'l the
cost after a long absence from the
evening sky. in its motion this month
From now until next spring is n ape
its changing positions, since it is near
the Pleludcs and the Hyadcs. two of
the bcst-Ilnown groups ill the sky As
its motion is quite sllw. it is a great
plan to make a" little sketch of the
star and but ill the positions of the
planet at intervals of a week or two.
the region. The bright red star below
Jupiter is Aldeburun. and the V-shap-
dcbnrun at the loft hand, is ihc llynd-
on. The Plclados are above Jupiter.
The area including these two groups
and extending both cast and west for
16 or 20 degrees. included the. figure of
the Bull in primitive star maps and re
talus the name Taurus to this day
The word ‘Aldcbulnu tuuually pronoun-
ced with the accent on the secc id syl
table) is probably derived from Ara
blc words meaning “The Follower?
...e star had also another .‘Kl‘llllll‘
name. meaning "The Eye of the lllzll.’
slur catalogue that has conic down to
us. Jupiter is now very nearly mid-
way on tho, line from the Plclnlies to
Aldcbaran.
’l‘ho faint planet llrnnus is in. the
southwest. near ”luvs. The two plan-v
(us are within ‘2 degrees of each other
on the Sill, when Man passes l'rauus
in its rapid movement toward the cast.
iclcscopc at right ascension 18h. 2m.
declination S 2.3 tlcglccs. 43‘
Venus is the, brilliant. slur which
heralds the rising of the sun. ()u the
is! it l‘lBt‘H at 2265 it. ill.. and on the
month ill the constellation areas Leo
and Virgo.
Mercury is not in good position tel
obacrvatloli. ()n the lat it rises at
4:57 u. in. ulid'llraws nearer the. sun
the 12th it passes behind the still and
cuttvra the evening sky. bill it does
not movev far enough away from the
sun to be seen lifter sunset until the
month has passed.
lut‘ll rillcu at 10:19 p. 111.. and on the
flint at 8:24 p. m. It. in in Gemini.
moving slowly. On the till it is ex-
actly ill) degrees from the sun. and on
the Hill it. stops its «eastward motion
it may be world. with a telescope in
light ascension on. 45th.. and declin-
ation N. 22 degrees 0'
of the lat no a small crescent. First
Quarter is reached on the ..u. the Full
on the bill. The 28th marks its posh-
aga by the sun or New Moon. The
planets are passed in the followluiz or-
llt-r: 4th. Mars and Uranus: 0th Sat-
":lllll 7th.. Jupiter: illth Neptune: 20th.
Venus; Lilith. Mcrctlryidiist liranult.
No oscillations of prominent nulls oc-
cur. till viewed from our latitlidu but
on the ”ill the Moon will be quite
incur aldshltrau: the circulation would
be visible born were Moon and star
above tho.horlr.0n at. the time.
...o chief event this month of gen
oral interest is the rapid shortening of
the days and the approach of cgldor
weather. The sun in movma rapidly
southward. roucmug it declination of
8.14 degrees at the clone of the month
The opening to! “tools and colleges
of your to constellation tiiudy. 1 ‘he old
division of the sky into constellations
times. All a method of designating
the places of stars in the airy it was
abandoned long since by “nonunion.
but thcvlnlmal have been retained for
the areas in which the bill Mum were
drawn. The analogy is very good with
the divisions of the earth's surface in-
to provinces or states of various
shapes and sites, and with boundaries
arbitrarily dc nail the cabin Isa
lions. A knowledge of the old figures
to not a part of the science of astronov
Will be Bent to also
. am New England Telephone Company
64. 600.000.. The amount to be dis-
‘ burned is 661. 600.
southwest altar sunset. ltaxlally path ‘Mfih
is very low tn.tllo also. two dearest: .
lower than that of the sun in midn-
vephona Company Will buy a dividend
PLEASEil tittil'ilil‘
But a knowledge of the prominent star
groups themselves is of great value.
for with their till! one obtains a better
understanding of the movements of
d planets by following the
t.he sthrd from mouth to
month and interpreting them accord
ing to the explanations giVou by mud
urn science. in doing this the old no-
tation is wisely retained. as it links
the present with the past of. the old
not science known to human study
A. is better. however. while retaining
.the names of the areas. to fix the rein-
tive positions or the stars contained in
the geometrical .
.r'hich they seem to form. rather than
by the obsolete shapes of animals or
other objects.
:raced as a matter of antiquarian in-
latest and to account for the names
Milky Way. chute mix it will he. I
in October the constellations seen in
be cast aftersunset are those at the
head of the list arbitrarily beginning
with Aries. The aodiacnl belt stretch
ng from west to east contains the
poops, Sagittariull. ospricornus. Adv
larlus. Pisces Aries and Taurus.
he west are Ophiuchus, Serpents. Aq-
llla, Delobinus, Corona Borealis. Her-
cules. Lyra. Cygnus; in the cast are
Cletus, Pegasus, Andromeda. Perseus.
Auriga; in the north are Draco. Ursa
\tlinor. Ursa Major. Cephsus and Gas-
liopcla. A line movie from the pole
star through Cassiopeia and along the
eastern side of the “Sonora of Petra
sun" marks the hour circle in the sky
"rum which right asconslons are rock
cued. just as on the earth the merid-
ian of Greenwich is selected for a ret-
crcnco circle in tho reckoning oflong-
iltidc.—~Winslow Upton in Providence
it will move toward the mi 2 dc ,vrcos. ,
FOURTEEN WOMEN DROWNED.
BUDAPEST. Hull
midnight a tugboat
sellcl' s punt‘i‘n the Danube ucal Buli-
Fourteen women were drown
all six were. saved and many were so-
rlously. injured.
.0! this may be done on a star map of . -
ftn'tinwu ll [lull
all group. the V turned on its sirloin
with the vortex at the right and .Al. ‘
V Hoyt‘a Assembly Rooms. Hoyt's Thea-
ACCOMMOQATlgNS riser ‘
C!" 37 ~. . ‘ FRIDAY. oc'r.1arH, loos—the Open.
all-res vat" MODERATE. . -
spit i.- Waltz
Toiephonc, 808.
' Master- at 4. 30 p. m.
which is its position in tile earliestI . ’
I ‘ h _ . . L H 35 Liberty Street, Bridgeport Gt.
1'. p, , y _ I
llllllill ‘ ill'lBP ‘
. L .
The Falrt‘leld County Savings Bank.
Norwalk, Conn, Sept. 21, 1905.
At a meeting of the Directors of tho“
Falrflold County Savings Bank, held
this day. a dividend at the rats of four'
per cent. per Ianum was declared to
depositors from the earnings of the
six months ending sept. 30. 1905. The
same will be payabi. on and after,
Oct. 10 1905.
SEYMOUR CURTIS,
:llst. at 4:04 a. m. it will move this,
Neptune rises in the evening and re- *
mains visible until morning. ()n the .
a».
CUT. GLASS
BOWLG. CELIRY TRAVO. OIL
IOTTLEB, WATER BITS.
ION ION DIIHIO; lTOi
anti letruccs its path toward the west ,
’i‘ho Moon is vialblo on the ovoninr
suitable for Wedding Presents.
AT POPULAR Paton.
A. W. sperm.
40 Wall 6t. -
Norwallrnoonn.
. Wednesday ulghi~Wlnaus and Cut-m
We have received the toll this at w.
L. 'Douolau Moss, which lualudu all
we also have a fall this of Ladlca’ .a
Mtuu' and Children's bit-cl.
pour Cloth-a OI MWDM we haw.
Nih'l Cults trot: H go 612. and ehlldt Saturday night-ambit) and shalom,
ran'a butts from 61.26 to 03. 60' ,
Also a full “new We Furnish-
ings. Trunks amt {mitt dam at
lowest prices.
demo in and lit-mt pit: singly,
ll piers: Haley and bond. Negro Come
and the drawing of imaginary figures ,
' around prominent star groups in an in-
tcreattng Inheritance from primitive;
2: some ottoman
u» woman... at ,1‘.:s.“.:s..n.‘.ll..
a. cum “ radius and... b.
mun THI tout. .
Lira minutiae: controller.
tiara. Ion-fits and Multan- at»,
IclutIty fixed amt guaranteed In the
V . ‘0 3674’: .ngin.
rived from h thrical or other semis. ,
holders of Ros-
ord on but may.
The quarterly dividend ot the South
will be payout. on Saturday loft this
Week. it means the disbursement at
h 1.2 per cont. on the capital stock of
The American 'l‘sldgra h and Toto ,
phone Company as a not or oil, a large .
block of the 8. N. iii. ’1'. 00., atoll]! will ,‘ ,
get a large share or the div blond. .
The New York and New Jersey trai-
of 1 1.2 per cent. ..
The Portland Electric Company
stock will pay 1 M per cent. an Batiii'
00'
”mm"
W
PONUFAR AMUSEMENTS.
. , ,. ‘ ribs arroas as count. is Rieil'r TO THE FRONT WITH THE
' Newsara‘u sear. MOST waur$i$xlosacxaphligaecfifigg gang IBNE-
vrras vo THE BATIBFAO I F
HOYT 8 THEATRE oven sneuaalzso.
ONE WIEK- . Hanoaoma OUTINGB FOR
.. . . ,--............—u
TH 2 NEW NEO‘KWEAR
waggiengorxaugggfi 231'. 9. ‘ oowrvs OR KIMONAB. . HFO’B WOMEN.
'"c'UdlM ' 0"" best quality Amoskcag Outlet; gglzenlayflobilaggxl'lfil‘om a large variety
assets overrun and DANNY 1““‘"“°.'-."‘ f“,,“”‘t’“,-,“f,“$.¥.;1- ,, of stock collars made .. dainty em-
R'EapuégToohfg'é llig‘hfdlcuze (Ni) ii iii. tilil'ie ()l‘ bloideiod nmtorlals BananfighwéAR
3 ' ' MEDIUM WEIGHT
.. 27 in. Armurc Fleece-Lined Flannels
T?:S:,¥I.M'yun" Th. Lady From tabs had in Persian figured, striped FOR MEN AND WOMEN‘
. « . Th changing time is at hand. the
Tuesday E onlng—vFogg'a Ferry. ' “"1 1’01““‘103' "“00“" ahljzwifi'lgfj" eqnlp‘lnent is here complete. if you
Thursday IllnBFThG Country GW- 36 inch Finest Q“ t"! i “Y‘f’wn choose now you choose when the size
Thursday Evening_M|nment Sweet- Flannel, to be had ill pull to ors"l‘ango and the price range are most.
hearts. , spcgial, at 50c yd. complete. .
Friday Matinee-v—Thc Captain's Mate. SPECIAL IN AUTUMN . Mcns Mediunl Weight, Grey Cash
Friday Evening—v-McKei-lna’s Filrtatlon: BLANKETS. more Shirts and Drawm'g at 50c each.
Saturday Mallow-Two Little Out- Extra. large size. heavy gray Cotton; ' Meals White Merino Medium Weight
“"l- Blankets. at 50c 21 pair. iShil-ts and Drawers. special at 50c.
Saturday Evmina-‘At Pike's Peak 104 Heavy Grey Cotton Blanketsi Ladies Medium Weight Ribbed
“WM" PM“ . 0' Ml" OVEN” at 75c a pair. Wests in long or short sleeves. at 26c.
and Mr- Simmons will be elven at the 10-4 White Wool Blankets with out Ladies Medium Weight Ribbed
Tuesday and Thin“)! MNM” '0" oolor borders, an extra heavy and line Drawers trimmed with lace or tight
POW?” l: "‘0 lldl" holding paid "° quality, for $2. 50 per pair. lbottom. special at 25c.
serve- on a. '
. EXTRA ATTRACTION. ‘
sons: and HYERS, “the Cuban 83" 85 Washington Street.
Nightlnaalea."
PRlCEs: " W“
Evening ............. 10c. 20c, 30c ‘ I
Matinee .......... 10c. 20c DERWEAR
Hovr's THEATRE.
ONE NlGI-l'r ONLY. Tllc warm spoils that happen along at this season will not make
WEDNEaDAV, OCT..11TH. i thinking folks put oi? getting a supply of Winter Underwear until
DAV'D PROCTOR a (Hill snap cuitllca tlieul unawarcs Folks who plan to get most
Original Lond°:::dt?f York Company lelic l'oi their money pill buy now when they can. You will .ll-
’ ' ' g: '. Q unis filltl ()lll ])llCtS current for the high giatlc mtrcllalidisc wc
A MESSAGE FROM’MARS. t":ll‘ly.
The Famous U lv raal Success .
1000 NloHrs'lNPfsngfoou N' E’ RYAN’
' soc moors In NEW You so WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
COMPLETE scams AND ELECTRl- NE: W. _, M
CAL PRODUCTION.
Prices—25c. 50c, 75¢. $1.00.
First Four Row: in Orchestra. $1.50. Specia‘w
Seats on Sale Saturday. Oct. 7th.
W for Thursdall. Fudali and Saturdall
“Tilt. édi'lluttl" ' f
v i - . ., .v
MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE.
wlzi"3é‘£“°’l“.°‘z‘°t"s S c d
. L T W L ' " —
SELECT SCHOOL OF DANCING, DE Ouvenir at S‘ l
PORTMENT AND THE
com... Comic. 6 fer 5c.
NELSON’S
Evening Class for Lattice and Gentle- S. S. TIIIIJOTSON
men It 6 o'clock.
A Thoronoh Courts of Imlructlon READY-TO-WEAR STREET HAT8.UNSURPA88ED IN STYLE AND
in the Waltz and the Latest Society m.” t , ‘ , PRICE. 9
96““ ‘ er-.. ALTY
w. GILBERT NEWELL. '
5 for 50
tro Building, Washington St.
south Norwalk, Conn.
‘ inn Day. «
Class for Young Ladies, Mines and 25k
...___ -_. , Ladies Trimmed Hats at $5.00
GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHTLY as WASHINGTON STREET. souri-i NORWALK. CONN.
ocrosaa 7TH To 14TH. '
Ella: Halve. Jr. Post No. s
6.11.14.
Third Regiment Armory,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Benefit Memorial Hall Fund.
Arranged It a 0M 01’ 010.000 and
outdclng in splendor, elaborated”: of
decorations and general attractiveness
any indoor entertainment ever given
lot Connecticut. Magnificent electrical
affects. highest salaried performers.
baud concerts by Wheeler 0, WIIaOn
Band. Vocalists. dancing and over $1,-
ln prize:
A mlsalon ....... ........... 15c
Don t Blame It All ,
Oil the “butcher—-
it. may be the. cook—dint we'll take
a charm' oil that, for we know our
motifs are. Al, tcll’der; juicy and de-
licious. How would a prime roast of
beef suit you for today's dinner.
J. W DODGE
Successor to Jacob School).
22 Washington Street. 6&0!” 322-2.
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Monday night-Concert. 2d Rogt, Band.
'l‘uoalltiy dictum—Domenic anti Boll. Ac-
robotic Comedy Team. Add. lloyt. '
Black Face Comedian.
lur. liiuiilcol Comedy; Chiuilrcll llllll,
tlchuylcr, Comedians.
Thursday nightml’rlro and Stool. Gen,
1 loan Comedians: Jun liartimau.‘_
Monologue ‘i.
Friday nigh‘wlioaani. Prince of Jug-
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$2925 to $5.00
A. J COLLINSd co.
22-18 North Main Street. booth No?wallt,
titans.
scorn; Japan Juggler.
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Idem-rat Admission. 16c. .
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til. P. Wood‘s l’harnlacy. Norwalll.
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