e -. Connecticut
, Cbautaqusns .35. drinking In an the
«, 1:mede possible to be secured from
their instructors at the assembly, the
m”)?! “a“; inf 30h "'
signs ,.
can u a kilo l
cystic "AMEN. it? 507%"; iii";
13ng gram ”15%in fig avengers siI: Icinl suns
0nd of the most popular fiaturs Bil
Mat your was the old 7 shié and ”bill"?
16” ‘ ,
who. Jul
" 1 meeting nuclei: the tire erit‘csn‘i'b
p run night and day to
land safety devices and
an In the use of the now
077 snsliein "he... ‘"v"7""lliIi50l
. on It 5 cohedu
" Muffin ltbe co 035:3.
tho sunning time wags;
:;and min gnome
J" moral not trictlons.
c steels orI smoke in the Park
1 1 tomorrow-W:
In are at as high
is brma‘rto the road":
music 'n‘s‘l ayof [itch Were.
put on after the Park avenue tunnels)
" 337:?3430 "stigma
disaster have :1 dt 9 t n somewa-
sos of inertia!!! signs" #0 will ng “l time
from thirty-five to forty per cent.
Elaborate tests have shown the new
Xe experimental
"hedule time" And:
meerlng
A MAsrsn,"
"" King’s School, Stami‘iiiidiio "$00"wa
50030000771an Term.
"31231511 Darin
Kinfi‘sFSiio sigmoid; villi reopen
g‘hursday, Sexiteméicr 26, jlimiter 73h"
o 0
"Width"? "5% 3 11-073 1% cooler.
is d the school In the past will con-
side as heretofore and the school
‘ tlaIt th highest standard
nfitob out is a grddliate
. maWa‘rd University and during the
pasty soiled been one of the valued
intimlcr bile thirrcnchvllle‘
Schooli- 03507170775 preparatory ‘school
for MM"
3' icon? is. 0001:; e"d he ssr'yches
"his o the orig ac "era to slip-
1 10.0er him. They are all graduates of
tor HP 00 on or Yale.
fig‘fif "fighdgfim {031E "Rodrick, who
has"; 0 iii-fie". at. e '01:: tbsmatics.
Was one of the most brilliant of his
01 s at Princeton and was a highly
pi and "thanhor "in "the Lawrencevllle
school'la‘sl your. Among the other in
allusions, :3 Derby Rogers, of New
0 “MIN :7 0' will have charge of the
in is... labour-smear Dr Bigolow. of
Sinai sh mill have charge of the nav.
titre: 9-D: and Mr. Jacobs will retain
1“st sl as drawing teacher. 0th-
cuts in the faculty will be-
f In» Mr Robjcnt intends to
WMDOI thoroughly up -to-date,I,
1 Ime lcular. . . -
ply, nesday morning the boys"
' ii, conference and prominent.
. "school paper will soon be
It‘s. 11A
use
Mr,- fibieut is a thorough believer
iur athletes :16 while it will not in
terfére blithI school work it is his dIc-
sire‘PilfltTiié bb’ys" "tbhe' is 01111105 out-
door exercise as possible Competent
coached hays been secured for the root-1 ’
ball, baseball and flock teams.
Darling s, the summer months ”the
school building is being renovated in-
side and "out, and many new features
are being added. ,_ , ,
EAIGLEB RETURN HOME.
Had I 71th Ellie my‘lo Ntw l-iii
vcn unruly-"- ccsl Lodge 75
Btron In Line.
The Norris“: gles returned home
last night from the big field day at
New Hover: tlreil, bu sd‘tlsfle'd, for
they had a very fine line In the Elm
. City. Norwalk Aerie sent a delegation
- 7.. of "(lump a treat.
of11‘chout 75 to the field dny exercises-
nnd. 0 local members of the order
made one "of thé best rushing section
of the big parade in theirtnittty uni:
tormfi. in
Most of the Norwalliers returned on
a train denying New. Haven ordinarily
at 9:10. but which was several minui
too late last night 1 1
Miss MurlciBuncll of "Brooklyn ls
thsimicat of Mr mood Mrs. Edward
Bradley. of orwai k. i , ~.
ohm: Edwards. 10! Kinuslop, New
York. a well known traveling salesman
was in town Yesterday on a business
Mr and "Mrs. William P. floors of
Elmcrast, arrived home last night
from a van ation trl to Maine. For
the not r. dnd’ s. cm. are
guests at Hilton undo. of Mr. and
Mrs. my» Flax, formerly of scour,
Nor‘waik -
Misc Clarice EvIna of" Gsyiordsvllle,
was “0 been the calm of Miss Quill
II‘Beymo'iir. of "West street, returning
home Mdily.
an HIsary Msthels, of Nor-
lgduy parade of the
in ft:
afflictsero s as. .
sin! '00:: of
Water am are sheets 9 the former ii
“stunts MMI. and :Mra.’ Joseph 1). Ella.
1 Rlfiuln‘I‘ATl “TRANSFERS.
3.. film ""qu qborso if. iinwlnyi‘
”unitary i "t oi”. Doll island War.
WoNorwalk it. 'l‘.and
0002 “$4:- and buildings, cob
t"Elli $3"; 0000 laminar“ to
. hp Gristmill, land 0. buildings. Han
avenue. Mimi" 0:. cod .
,, was A.
‘ lot and b fl"I ass, Untold stills;
‘ be M. duties to Norwnlll 17.03.:
Jill.
ream. ‘Esvdfi‘MA
system to be as nearly perfect as it is .
ll "0th or: various interesting ,
. D.,
",2 (lb-(it: ultimo Wishinston afresh
» so.» .73 .. .
in: special attention will
to these revival" some“
will b ersonail
Thais"? Janet:
1*! ‘supcrvged by Rev
3! n liar cyan
ro’srom of “raglan“
which still continue until
"Augii'st 5,173 as icIIbWs:—~‘
. Friday, July 26. . -
{lip-lobar: s ssrnwn Rev 0. ll.
or'd."M nor.
, 7130-:11'38711100, RcIv. IE 13 Stockdaie,
D.D Merld'on. . 1
‘BIaturday, daily 27.
’i‘d‘oo—wiihipositoly address, Rev. W.
'e‘lrorclses
Monro-1
'W. Wilst‘in, D. D., New Haven.
Sunday, July 28.
10:10—rSermon Rev W. E. Scofleld
D D. Greenwich.
"2' 30-8-80 man Rev. A H Gooden-
ough,‘ D. Bristol ‘ * .
7: lid—Sermon, Rev A H. "Gooden-
071311..
, Monday, July 29. ,_
10‘00—Ex109ilory address, Rev W.
Ia. Scofield, D D. Greenwich, “Chris-
tian IExperlence and ' Christian Ser-
vice.’
2: till—Sermon, Rev H D Trinkaus,
sermon:-
7: 30—Sermon, Rev. N. E. Honold,
Waterbury.
1 " Tbcsday,.luply 30.
"10:1"0—,"-Exposltory address. Rev. W.
E. ",Scofield D D. Greenwich. “ The
Path to a Definite Experience "
:30—S’ermon, ",Rev William Ms
‘,Nlclloil Nahgntuck
7:80—Sermoh.fiev. LA. Morslund,1
Derby. ,
Wednesday. July 31.
10: OO-Exiiository address Rev. E.
tEh, A. Dent D. D., Hartford, “Our Fa
It er I,
‘:2 30—‘-Serm‘on Rev. W. H. Kiddd, New
Haven
7: lib—Sermon, Rev. L. M. Lounsbury
Betbel.
Thursday Augustl.
10: 00—Serm0n. Bishop D. A. Good:
sell, L L" D. Biookllne, Mass
2: Bil—Expository address, Rev. E. A.
Dent, D. 1)., Hartford “Thy Kingdom. "-
7: 30—Sermon, Rev E. C. Carpenter",
New Haven.
Friday August 2.
"10. 00—mpcsltory address, Rev.
A. eDnt‘. D. D. Hartford
E.
D. 1)., Stamford, "Our Bread ”
7: lib—Sermon; Rev. J. P washer,
",Merlden
Saturday, August 3. .
101'00—Exp'ository address, Rev. "B.
A. Dent, D. D. Hartford “Lend Me.’
‘ ZfWSermdn, Rev. ‘B. F. Gllou‘m.
Torrington.
7:30—-—Pralse service.
. "Sunday, August 4.
10 (Iii-Sermon Rev. E. A. Dent
Har ford.
2: 80—Sermon, Rev. G. M Brown, D
Erldgeport. J
7: 30~Sermon, Rev. 0. Range,
. Gullfor d.
, Monday, August .
8:00—Annual love feast and closing
services: led by Rev. W. A. Richard
presidin‘ggider.
WAS IN POOR HEALTH FOR
YE
lrn. W. Kelley, of Mansfield, Pa.,
suites: 9'1 was in poor health for two
years suffering from kidney and bind-
dor t"rouble, aIiIid' spfntI Iconsldcanbli;
mo 6y caudal as p ysIoIans wl on
obtaining £9ng in'a‘rkea hen 11%“! but wa
cured by 9 I'll Kidney are and
desire to Add" my testimony "that it
05",6 be the cause of rhetoric "the
E00 brothers.” Refuse subs totes.
The liifcrd Pharmacy and Plaisted's
Drug‘ Store. ,
W
titres": vchillies cocKrAiL. '1
oncology, July 23+Margni‘et,
nnors. a pretty 18- year-old girl liv
In: at 100 Nichols s't'ract, Is said to
have taken a drink of the latest "sui-
cide cocktail” composed of carbolic
lucid glycerine and a green scan, early
as: "night, after declaring that she was
going to kill herself. Prompt action
on the port ‘of Dr. Kroiiso. the ambu-
lance surgeon, saved her life so that
she was taken to the Bridgeport hos-
pital with every assurance that she
will recover.
‘4
FREE OF CHARGE:
“Not only will i sell a 50 cent bot-
tle of" Edwards Dyspepsia ope
clilo at "rill price. but i will' agree
to refund the money If any customer
is not satisfied with the remedy,"
to a Sentinel man. “in other words ”
111141 continued “the specific is free if
1': does not cure. '
‘ Mr. Baxter has sold hundreds of
“bottles on his special half price in-
troductory offer, and has a few. left
for those who or fortunate enough to
"E‘ oofleid , DI" DBi l(""t"l"""enw"c""" "Expo
rte" e ln'd’a a [is es" -
27354701711113“. 0. W Dans, Pb.
j RIM—llgunlan serviceflRev. W. "W."
.I ‘iilnsss.
2: lid—Sermon Rev. John E. Adams, .
" ‘and “p";ide‘" 6f"
CRUEL NEEDLE KILLING WOMAN.
w...
Msdc Its Way inter Her Body Thirty
Yéara”Ago.
GLASGOW Ky. Jilly 2:)»81171’01iug
excruciating pulus' as n ir-sult of a
needle that entered hoi body moiii‘
than thlity \s-nrs ago, MIN. Hume
Mitchell is lying critically ill in no:
home The noodle. which made its
way into the body when Mrs. Mitchell
IWns riding a ho: so, has caused her a
deal of tmublc from time to time but
the. physicians who saw the Womiiu
1today said that there Was little hope
10f her recovering from be: present
They asserted that. it will: in:-
§iiossible to operate on the women be
cause they are not coitnln in what
part of the body the needle in
Mrs. Mitchell had Overlooked the
needle in her riding habit when it little
lnoro than thirty years ago she went
‘out for ii. horseback ride. ill-cause ol‘
dire lugging of the horse She. did not
feel the thin bit of steel as it made its
way into her body and a: it did not.
douse her any pain when she got home
she did not bother to have it taken out
Little by little the needle made its
way into the body. and from time to
time the woman suffered much 11qu
its a result of if in the lust four
Weeks the pain has been so excruciat-
ing that the physicians liuvo injected
morphine almost every day. mid little
hope is felt for her recovery Mrs
Mitchell’s caseI makes the fourth of A
similar nature "that has been reported
here. One womuus case prmod in~
tel, but the two other women never
experienced any trouble.
LUNG LIVE THE KING!
is the popular cry throu hout Euro
pean countries: while in meilcu, tlic
crIy or the present any is “Long live 01‘.
Kng's New Discovery King of Throat
sud Lun Remediesi" of hich Mrs.
Julia my er Paine Trill-0.5, 9,:qu says:
“It never fail s' to give into: (Ii ale re-
lief and to'q'uiclsly "(lures 7100th or
cold." ”Mrs Pdihc's opinihnII is shared
by a in only 0f til inhabitants of
this on ntry. New DiIscOVcIry cures
weal: lungs And sore throats after all
other remedies have failed; and for
, moan- and colds it's the only sure
core. business byll‘ Duster.
8min: Nomalk, and E. P Wired. Nor
walk drilnlsts. 500 and 81. 00. Trial
bottli: free. .
m
PUMP IL'cuo 70 icons rypnom.
button Now on Will: and Brothers
of Dyl‘og Min.
CHICAGO. July 23 ~Ncw nnd heroic
treatment for typhoid fever was given
to Dr. Carl B. Stone, when a few
hours before his death the blood of
four persons, including his wife and
brother. 8.1-1. 0. Stone, was transfer-
red to the patient. The eleventh hour
attempt to have Dr. atone' a life came
in the form of one of the most remap
kablo operations norm :0, medical-
science and fails on.
patients extreme wwlmoss no had-
suffered for three works not htho to:
said 3‘. H. Baxter. the popular drunlst im-
More than a quart of blood was"
Dumped from the bodies of Mrs.
atone. her brother in low, iiii attache
at the Michael Reese hospital where
the operation wu- microns: and two
neighbors all or W cm volunteered to
meld their life fluid to the man who
caIIi at his store before they are: all y at the point of death.
‘0 e. W
Dr Howard's specific for the cure latitudinal. summits.
of cod'stip‘ritlbn and dyspepsia is not ANS 81W ly «Lana clonal.
m crdlbssy tablet or powder that an Humanoid Jens-s. IIII‘I’couisriilxed all,
simply relieves. This remarkable ciao cstsrd up of iiby on
Web?" makes 0, fixing}: 5mg” 11%- I‘30qu IcIig. the av"? 0’19""; floundf
cu es. , . arc . s in 0.9
(lines, of .iyif cheater, . . , ., relatives with 00m silo bill a
bar it No n33. is known .07.!
80:00 brcvvc"i's
titular Wont the finality of
l for over 60 years the
'hc‘ Frank Jones Brewing Chm on has
’ been to brew til p y
and some deaders are not 00 per-
their tile as long" as they get
ole purpose
very finest sic that could be brévvcti.
".0313: 3? ”l .‘
washrooms Wisconsin "barley,
t approved processes in our own
Y
'mdit-iiouscs-«and made in the cleanest and best
equipped brewery‘ in America.
this" best drink of ale your "I
Look fol-tile places that. 1:
Why shouldn r you get
hey can
y our
"Rap
buy?
~ the slot.
. to,
‘ I
l
"' - views anchovy rusNisi-isa.
- it "No. M‘A'iN" s'r.
- Live 3; Cronin Ale."
1' how-lire of the .‘
.wms“ hummus QUA mt, Alix--
$37271 places often substitute the cheaper
do.
for: prefers rich, creamy sic. ink for dribble lain"...
when you want bottled ales
front Jones are but.
churn NORWALK Assure,
O'BRIEN l. RODNEY,
TOI., 3424-.
- a "I“ .0,
JsWs osssnvs ri-ii-z i="Asr or:
risHA BAVA.
Maui-n Over Destructlcn of Temple in
Jerusalem.
In commemoration of the destruc-
tion of the temple in Jerusalem" by
.Tilus in 70 A. 1)., illlli the spoilullon
of the sacred pines, the orthodox Jews
Sunday observed the last of Tisha
Dawn or Of Ab, us if is commonly
culled. by going to the synagogues and
offering; prayers of mourning and lo.-
involution.
'l‘ho~ Jewish month of Ab begun on
.luly 12 this you: and the fact, being
on the ninth of the month crime on
Saturday .‘luly 20. but because this
day was ihG"""SllbDiifll of the Jews,
the last day as observed Sunday.
the observan beginning at sunset
Saturday and lasting until sunset Sun
day. The synagogues were open all
the time and although many of the
Jews do not follow closely II" the
ancient. forms und ccrcmouinis of limb
religion, u large number of all ages
and conditions, attended the services
Sunday. One of the signs of mourn-
lug among the most orthodox is to go
unshod, but this customise" well as
that of Weurlniz sackcloth and ashes
does not oblndn to any great extent in
this chuntrmy
in observingitlio day. the Jews not
only commemorate the doslrucllou of
the temple by the Romans iindvr Thus
in 7 00. 1).. but also the destruction
of the previous temple by the Baby-
lonluus in 579 and 579 D. C.
Ilia Illiiil Yul this Alvis: naught
Bears the
Signs lure of
.‘7-1I
NOT SAFE FROM AUTOS EVEN ON
A STEAMBOAT.
Toni-log Car Runs Over Mam on The
Dreamer Bridgeport When Croft
List
BRlDGEPOIt’i‘. July 23.~Pnirlck
faclmio aged 28". was probably futully
hurt: on the steamer lliiiiui1iisii't off the
‘ Bridgeport “"3"“me yesterday and
ho is now At 8 Vincent's Hospital He
wins a stovmiorc ‘on the craft. As the
simmer passed the lighthouse the pos-
. “enlists Wont: onthat cideto. sce iii
light and the vessel listed musldernbl
An automobile which was on the deer
slid across and caught Elcliruc and
crushed mm The pulsengcrs escaped
injury. ha 51qu or stopped and air:-
nullod the light. ouac nnd the keeper
put off in ii boat and took Schriie to
Illa shore Au automobile was obtained
and ""3 Indured mm: was rushed to the
hospital.
WW
THE CHARMING WOMAN
is not necessarily one of perfect form
and features. any a pills woman
who could may serve or fill prtlst’d
model possessc those rare qualities
that all the world admire: greatness:
clear $790,010.11“ smooth skin and that
sprightlincsa of step and action that
accompany good health. A physically
weak woman iii novel" attractive, not
even to therssi Electric hitters res:
turn with 3710,57"; strong nerves,
bright c as. ii boil: voiv y ski wash. yaged militants this wrlb
: benutlfulycompioxlon." unsightccdc or bus hogan in Kontllih villages. Ono
EH master‘s, 730th Norwalk, sud :typlcsl fellow, of vague but advanced
P. Wood's, rial-coils, drums“. soc. , use ("11111013110 on 'uudreu. " was the
. . , "N . . ‘- en'ml up: I on). was worried about
:‘tliiiilitlft N , 0 W0 3 iii hair. Which Was thinning. The nuns.
, a éDA‘letI'it. bee-Tits still a clip bur advised weaning: hood.
, our para:- "libs" n: I list birch settled Willi. my user? said the 0 his llow.
in all but one of the 67le factories in
.‘"‘..."L
‘". ryfvm attack of 034%"!th Wa- £50171?" employed in a be this city. and the cruel am he“! 1'9“
- , ,_ Mill-asset! me as much as food, 1 ., .. vi us some from so: turned to work. 1‘5 “for i
,1 :11: eagle onslaught-oiled E!!!" 3- II j , . incretaasd wages, 730m l: have been“
“ ‘ I HUME ‘ .,_ . ."2 a ,s fin“ 9 I
mil-m My. tIfIi‘iwIiil'fit 71,71; Jilly Again? 71"" "A w I in II
Me with it so inalill iris it ' o
:- attack? 2" Biron: ,0 heat the man who «in. it didn‘ he will}
« be Ilsb etc W his bills,
. Y "-11.1
lrish woman who was no amidst the
, TNA7
or it may result in Pdsuhioiiia. firs-
"100i!" ed, sign“
, .v1
A-..”
BEOALMED OFF NORWALK.
Bridfibpcrt Party Located and Found
Sal‘s, But Very Thirsty, as “Soft \
Stuff" Gave Out.
llRiDGEPOR’l‘, July 23.~Becnlmcd
all night and all day on Long Island
Sound and drilling from Scull: Nor»
walk to Port .Jefferson,‘u party of 12-
people had an unpleasant experience "
which was terminated only when Ar-
thur Morgan's speedy power boat,
Toss, about 2:31) o‘clock yester-
day sighted them drifting helplessly
about. The party were in the sloop
Mary Bell, owned by John Levnnder,
of Elias slrcct, which left this harbor
about 11:30 a. 11:. Sunday bound for
a pleasant soil. On board were, he-
sides Mr. Levandcr, sailing the boat
Lillian Jones, of 52 Picrpout street;
Alice Gleason, of 178 East Main street;
Hairy and William Bray, of 134 howc
sheet, George- Peale of 66 Elias
street; Mrs. Annie Giifincy. of 52 Pier-
pont street; Mr. and Mia George
Bllun and Miss Grace Bllnn, of Black ‘
Rock, and "Daniel Drake. of Black '
Rock.
Although there was a stiff breeze
blowing when the party left. the has
bor, all went well, and in (in time
the party Were off South Norwuik,
when the ivlnd failed them utterly.
There was not even enough air stir-
ring to give the bout stecrage way,
and so it drifted about helpiossly. The
party on board were unable to attract
the attention of any passing vessel or
steamer. Thanks to lbc fuel that they
liiid taken on uliuudnm luncheon with
them. they dlil not suffer much from
luinscr, although llloy did from thirst,
us all they had on board in the way
of ilrlilknblcs were a few bottles of
“soft stuff."
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There, is only no way to cure deof~
ness, and thati by constitutional rem
sales. Deafness is caused by an in-
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube in inflamed you have a. rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restor-
cd to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Calarrh
which is nothing but on inflamed con
iliiion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars-
for any case of.l)oofness (caused by
cctorrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Octiirrii (lure. bond for clrcu»
lurs free.
F. J. ‘CHENE‘Y h 00., Toledo 0.
Sold by Drugslsts, 750.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for coach-1
potion. ‘
W
CENTENARIANB AND "fl-ll HATH.
(London Chronicle.)
Ono's heart goes out to the aged
Keynsham guardians in the matter of
a bath. 'l‘licy desired that she should
take tli bdstututory both. she venison
Bile alleged that she no: not done
such a thing for fifty years And she
had reached the age of 83 without
any truck with this modern fad of
washing. Elba is with the majority.
The centenarlnns, ha a rule, nont-
“Wliyi l'd as soon think a washing
my foot!" ,.
«or old
nilian Balm iii limiting: up colds when»
twitbo t 0%th on.
‘1,
c. to "e of
hill- into the vault and "the tclock
The theory is that the necessity 0
depositing a dime every day will I ii
to slipping in other coins 1
moments and thus est bil 11.8. bu, ,
saving .
! 1"!
, The Forced Sole"
ii.
. ,1,-?j18.g ,
enlisting ‘
iv
" do. NORWALK.
.. a... .,.. 111
3%,- ”Wm
-1Tbis is first the Weather you I
will appreciate these cool "soft,
é
flannel trousers.
'Ybiir"0l§c "
is HERE:
"$2.50" 7009150.
. - , +flui ‘1‘!» 1 i," "
"Open Monday; _ ivvsoN column.
in: some servo ,.
filler, monitor, Miller,
1. ,, Furnlohcr...
.1
" bank and cannot
wound an ass a limb is dropped in 1‘.
7A winding causes the slime '
' lshcd. .
: tlifled
, size bed.
‘ .the seat affords. sufficient room
as Washington at. so. N0rwolk.. ,
lilo Paper, ,
255 ~
wu i. chansons
MUSIC STORE.
, 132 Wolhln to It.
Mimi” crescent Launch":
BOAT BUILDING.
REPAIRING 0R OVERHAULING
Done in the Boat Manner Possible.
Complete lysy'c for bauilng out veils.
ost'nltui Auosnsou, ‘
. Formerly Toquet Launch Works
1 Westport, Conn.
«A... -..,... A..- .
Elem": launil lib:
The Read 85 V011:
Electncal Co.
Automatic
8 ‘Fa Bed
Where-fists sheds ll... mode in the
most silbstantinimannei‘, The frames
use made of quartered oak, highly pol-
The seat and back are uphol-
stored in velour red or green, and
The divan can be changed in-
"stantly Into the most comfortable full
The large box underneath
to
store the bed clothes when not in use.
Prices range from $36 00 up.
il’giiii's’ii
3:51. A. MITCHELL
*' FURNITURE" AND": Hou'ss‘s‘URNiSi-i-
inns.
" tor. High ondWaIi "87's.. Norwaik, Ct."
‘- ‘mkwsAnrasnnsc'r Leases e»
all AMUSEMENTS D
Theatre
Eusnv‘y Evening THIS WEEK.
MATINEE SATUEDAY ONLY.
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