oigz‘wa 1160111111“ hhotel all. night in ’
11111119 tion that Sebastian would call
' , lug lnt‘o' town he ran across Sebastian
L.
. evening.
11111.11 _ _ 1‘
5311111911 11111 1999911191. 11. 11. 11911111..
I“ .
nurse 1119151111111 1111:. .,
11159111 Stamford 311),;
vobitstian was brought "
Sta amford. lowly. last evening. .,
“ lodged do the city prison In do; ,.
of $10,000 ball. that being the
not fixed C”by lmJudge Samuel VYoang
, 1,91
uny'oourt Stamford, yest'er- 'I
so N. Ci Dowus' 8.99930“:
re millage Young and made a
motion that the amount of bail be re-
01111191! to 82 600. The motion was up-
rioprnature of the offence It is u
Stt ‘ i 11 crime .nnd the maxi-
01.391139119111110“) ’: ,
d ‘ before him WI
numb-11811111 11111 metal-wot the Juliette:
posedvigorously by Prosecuting~Attoi~ ,
" nay Carter. who pointed out the se
109 111m in fixing the bond Judge ’ ‘
Yo ng decided that it should not be
reduced.
ch , ,_ .tthat would not be too much
to secs he said:
use of the illness of the child
Provident low
prepared to go on with the case today.
1111011 h’
0'19 . find Downs also. desired
time I" to ten the defense. He
wasn't prepared today to say what the
1.111.911.1111.- .wlli be tried out here
It will probab y no to the Superior
Court on an overtuledvdemnrrerl Pros-
ecutor Carter said‘thh girl has been
seriously ill, but her condition 110w is
greatly improved. She will be able to "
face in 11 plan she accuses inside of a
week, h'e' believes.
Mannie Across the Sound.
55111111111991.5111 111111111911 .1 stir
ring. chase across Long Island Sound.
in which Chief! Brennan figured prom-I
Inentlyr (1111111111119li .Profeasor was
located in East Port Chester, late
Tuesday night. He was stopping at
the lesidence of Samuel 110an1, on
the Connecticut side of the Byram
River,V Across the bridge, on the New
Yobk" side in a hotel garage was the
011.}:ng 11 ewhich he fled from
.Smtamfb‘i Port Chester police
the
the 5‘hut he nemalned in the Minor
1.0.1.111 o‘lmr night.. Yesterday morning
early Chief Brennan went to Port
Chester, and took up the vigil
of waiting 'fdr Sebastian to come out,
Chief Brennan drove up to the Minor
, residence." .111 a closed cairiage about'
of the
followed
noon. Sergeant McCullough,
Port Chester police force,
him, with a specidl officer,
and Mr. Miller had left half an houi
before their arrival, to go to Byram'
Point. The police drove rapidly to the
Point, and arrived in time to see Ml
norspiuxillary yacht steaming out in-
to the Sound. They tried to get a
launch to give chase. but boatmen
Would «not accommodate them claimI
ing the. water was too rough for
Email :Bonts‘ finally Brennan prevail-
ed on 11 11161111 boy. to take him in a
launbh to Indian Harbor,
wich.’ Tillers he piocured a large pow-
(Ir-boat: of Ooillngne Brothers and set
out ‘in'Ipursuit of the auxiliary.
sail fir lust visible then. it was
rough. goin'ggin the Sound, and big
wavagmmd over the power boat.
of Bitumen told the engineer
1111 power
sequences.
ealléibe Mg
"1 pointy u to overhaul that boat"
Thodhfsuihg powei boat so and so
111115111, Iii-I'll! “111111111 acioss Soup that
It was 1111111111 within hailing distance
when the auxiliary turned Into the in
nor bumpy of Oyster Buy.
new Sebastian' Was Found.
Brednnn found the auxiliary tied up
to a wharf in the inner bay . Hurry-
regardless of
Pointing to the
In the “main street.
”Hello,.l'i11rry."ihe said, “We want
you over in Stamford.l’. ‘ .
Sebastian wanted to know, why. and
when told, he said he would not. 9..
with Brennan Claiming the Chief had
no right to arrest him in New York
'Siate; he attempted to edge away
Brennan stayed 111111 111111 and pro
191.111.11.11. sic-111.1211 for a 11.1.11. .63-
corted him into the Town Clerk’s of-
fice. reel-1, sat 0011111110111 Torvnsen‘d ‘-
The GHM‘dIIMGII‘I that warrant to
Townsenllwndube: served «It On. 80‘
Motions: «Moor arguing the case fur-I'
ther, 9.1931111: Irdloided teal waive
requisitioori He comatose: with mom
nun in the power boat They landed
at Greenwich and took 11' street car
to Stamford: arriving herwmrly in the
,,,,,,,
If the evidence bore out. the '
"MCIIWI' was mot1
"ranked 101' an adjournment of,
defmmemtohldbe. It Is doubtful how- .
Tired .
to cover ,
the house. They found that Sebastian‘
Green- ,,
118'"
' race on the last three days Purses of
".dwnors make extensive preparations
Tel 342
aphrohdh. That’s the' re on'tha't
W19 sold in New England than any other kind.
1.1111 'i’t
‘1‘" ..
..v.
,. 'Old-Fashionedi l *
Lively Cream Ale
is .11 satisfying drink—mellow, rich, and full-bodied. At
the first taste you Imbw this sis is
materials, brewed just right and is far superior to all
other ales.
Always 1001;101- the REDWnrrs Aup Boos VQuptA ,
rrv 1111111111 and Insist on getting the ‘
212111111111.
'1! you prefer 11 brilliant ole. better than any half-
ctock. all: for “Frank Jonq- Hamstead Ale. " Also
when you want bottled clo'o' and stout remember
“hunk Jonq'i on but. ,. , 1
South Norwalk Agent,
@1313le & RODNEY
1,847, to 1907'"
r6550 “1.11119 Frank Jonee‘Ales'have set a. standard
of 11111111111111 no other millet: has ever been able to
.5.
"or. it DIRYA‘BSIQN, In Baeumonla.
10.25. 606111106100 bottles.
' '_ ' T5 It. ‘t'hwli '-
”Early marriages are no 11111111115111~
Moat olden 1111111111111 111. Counterpoint“
your thcie were 111mb iridss be.
tween 12 and 15 years 0111,111111 loin
who Wore between 15 and 20 war 11
mariled 11 second time.
STOP THAT COLD
1
Brit":
zllltta Balm ls 11111111111: up Colds when.
ever tried, almost without exception:
The Cilia
101.1 .VBaxteVr'Q and Pleisted's
more Frank Jones
1.91
ma'dl: from the best
HEALTH OF THE NORWALKS.
—.—-.—
Smaller Number of Deaths Than Us-
ual Reported.
1 According to the monthly bulletin of
the State Boar 11 of Health, thete were
thlity- six living births dt'irlng June.':
and thirty-six marriages. The total
deaths in July numbered twenty~eight,
representing an annual death rate of
14.5 per 1,000 inhabitants. There were
fourdenths of children under one your
of age, and four of. children from one
to five years. The causes of deaths
folloW'
Measles, I; scarlet fever, 1; typhoid
feVei', 2; puerperal fever, 1; diarrhoea,
1; consumptiomi; pneumonia. 2;'dis-
,‘ei'tscs of nervous system, 3; heart dis.
case, 2; accidents and violence, 2; all
other diseases, 9
The following contagious diseases
were reported.
Measles+Clty of Norwalk 10; Town
of Norwallr 6; Reddlng2
Scarlet feve1'-Durien'. 1; New On
Dahll,'1 Norwalk, 4; West'port,1
Diphtheria and croup~Darleu. 2;
New Canaan, 1'. City of Norwalk, 1;
TOWn of Norwalk, 1; City of South
Norwalk, 2..
Whooping cough—~—City of Norwalk.
Typhoid fever—City of Norwalk, 2:
Town of Norwalk, 1' City of South
,Noiwalk, 1.
Consumption—City of Norwalk 1'
Town of Norwalk 1.
I DANBURY FAIR.
October 7 to 12 the Dates Announced
—Purses of $1,000 Offered.
The tltfr'ty ninth annual fair and cat-
ltle show of the Duubury Agricultural
Society will be given October 7 to I12.
Jameé Mor.,ilmcr of HtImpstcad L 1.,
will have charge of the dog shew. Ins
lletlal The chilies {01 the bench show
which is the twenty-sixth annual, close
on September 24. The show will be
subject to the roles of the American
Kennel Club, of 11ch the society In a
member. The horse show days will be
on the 8th and 91b. The speed pro-
gram will begin Wednesday and last.
throughout. the week with 11 running
$1, 000 are offered for the. 2:15 pace
and the .3' :20 trot. October 8 will be
.b‘utomobllc day, when there will be a
parade of machines 11th races follow~
ing. The llanbtuy and New York auto
for this event. Mrs. J N. Cuneo, who
d‘rlics In the Gliddcn tours, had 11 car
in- the parade last year. The your be-
fore the routine car was driven by
John 1111217111111th nephew of the late
Father McGlynu.
BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY.
IOrganlzed In the Capitol-Marry T.
"1 Beers, of New Haven, Prelldant.
The new 1.111111 of accountancy met,
We nesday afternoon in the capitol.
ftk 19111111111011.1111 the members
were present. The folloWIng officers
were elected: I.
Presidcntwliarry T Beers, of New
Haven:
The surest; of Prof: Sebastian has
caused a decided sensation. here. Not
only wad he 1.11111: in musical cir-
clot and '1'11‘1111111111110I In 'til'r profession.
”that hwy/111119111111 up more or- 1199911
Wealthy 'spetfpioillerel Many of his 1111-
pile wermvnmbeio of some of the
wealthiest an socially prominent 1111111
IlIe'IVofIt‘hIl d1 y.=‘I= . 1 .
Illeobmefmmimptfro blood
“:11 ”M91111 11151111111191 was 11111111.pdf
..iiv and 11111 wills be
'81; and Woman
'DW5'1' 1 i
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11 13111 clients. -
'12., .Aiigust 16.-,—A fully
ti on the Republican
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ESecreturyMRaymond (1.1111110 0i
thiiiicliy. '
Treasurerwtleorge 10. Hill, of
B ldseport.
be rilext meeting in about two
Weeks, will be held in Bridgeport in
Ill probability. At that meeting the
board will formulate bylaws and
111111111 regulations in regard to the ex-
rumination of candidates for state cer-
tiffcnt 9s. .. -'
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CANAA'N. August 10. “Rolls is man
Nectarine 00.. 11: 111 reports-0,115 eel-II
1111‘.st «11111111111191: by 11191111111 to pro
cure ndeuqntcxlmlp Concern is 111111ch ‘ ‘
new to”: be behind1 In orders 00 the we
leave! 20.000111011111111 of bolt 111199.111an
tech 11 01111191111911. confection orders: .
puny , would provide 11911119111911
out tufts 1111 additional opera-
111 Sixty ' .
wasnmc TO . soar OWNERS."
United States Local Inspectors Send
Notices to Norwalk Men.
The following circular
been received by yachting clubs and.
individuals in The Nm'wulks. and will
be interesting to all boat owners:
Department of Commerce and Labor.
Steamboat-luspocthm Service
Ofilcc of Local inspectors
New Haven. (101111., August 15.
CIRCULAR Li'i'l‘TlIJlt.
TO OWNERS 0F BOATS PROPlsllr
LEI) llY MACHINERY:
All boais when under way and using
powor, whether under sail or not, Ill‘!‘
considered vessels propelled by 11111-
cltinery. and are subject to the gov~
eminent rules and regulations of 511nm
tossels relating to steering and sail-
lug rules and equipment it) he carried
All such boats are requirutl 111 have
11 whistle. a fog hell. 11 log horn, and
regulation running lights. 11 under
fifteen gross ions, and arc 11.-sod in cat'-
i'ylng passengers for hire. they are re—
quired to be in charge of a licensed.
operator. and must carry a lil’tI pre-
server for each passenger carried. If
over fifteen gross 10115. 1111111 are used
in carrying passengers or freight for
hire, or for any purpose other than
pleasure. application for information
pertaining thereto should be 11111111,I to
the Local llispcciors of Steam V1199
sols.
Section 4 of the act of (“011111 was of
June 7 1897. reads as follows:
“th11 cvety vosscl that shall be
navigated without complying Willi the
provisions of this act. shall be liable
to a penalty of two hundt'cd‘dollm's.
one half to go "to the informer, for
which sum the vessel so navigated
shall be liable and may be seized and
xiiroceetled against by action in any
having jurisdiction of tht.I ottoman."
lI‘or outlying passengers on vessels
contrary to law the penalty m‘ovided
by Section 4000.11.81.11'1111111‘. apply.
and is a due of five hundred dollars.
Information and copies of the laws
can be secured of title office. or at
the Custdm Houses at New Haven and
liridttcport-I 601111..
and Cold Sprlng,iN. Y.
VICTOR Iii. WRIGHT.
FREDERICK L DENNIS,
' 11:21. Local Inspectors.
Wat—.5...
ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle.
Del. ,:snys “I suffereil for years with.
dyspepsia, used to have great distress‘
and belching. 1"tried everything 1'
could hear of but nothing helped me
until I took BraeillanIBnlm; and one 50
cent «bottle cured me completely "
For sale by 11.11. Planted F. H.311):-
for 111111 The Clifford Pharm'acy.
551.111.1111 to do 1692' 01.11., which "
l?
tired 111111111191; could be counted. ... .1
1 :1.
'1
letter has ‘
district court. of the United States‘
11111! ‘l’ort Jefferson
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1.‘ i . .1 k
u not man ornamental shell.
.11 most importance is the fact that
IStamford Ranges do such excellent
runny be denianded of it.
Don’ 1 buy a range until you '01 1111111112 the Stamford and learn more
.sbout' its superiority. Made in ”W'W’de‘s and sizes.
1mm slow 11w
HORACE R. NASH, corner North Main and West Streets.
NEGRO PREACHER DENIES THAT
HE WAS DROWNED. -
' This is how the Home. (311., Tribune
corrects a misstatement of facts: .
(Id pastor of u Baptist Church in the
Seventh ward, 110mm;
greatly exaggerated.
“in fact.
sists that. he was not drowned at all.
bill is doing nobltI Work in theI vino.-
ysi'd by converting all the miserable
sinners who live in and around Living-
ston district. And while the church
has been flooded with converts, under
his preaching. the pastor has tints far
succeeded in keeping his head above
1110 water.
"‘l-le has made tonvorls at Liv-
ingsion.‘ said his liltliili‘l"lil‘lth, Joe
Clark, yesterday. ‘und he wants .31
more. I-lc is a Baptist and while litI
hopes he will never got drowned he
expects to get. pretty wet before he
gets through."
to 1111 re been
~
231
W”...
"EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW "
'says C (l. llaye a ptomiucut business
man of Bluff, 1110., that Bucklen's Ar-
nicn Salve is the.qulckest 11nd surest
healing salve ever applied to a sore.
burn or wound, or to a case of plies.
We used it and know what I‘m talk-
ing about "
tor South Norwulk, and E.
P. Weed.
Norwalk. druggists 251:."
.1.
'WATER LOW AND MILLS SHUT
D.OWN
PU’I‘NAM, August ill—Many mills
are compelled lo shut down part of tho
'IlmtI and others through this section
'lll‘i‘ l'UI‘t‘i‘ll to depend entirely on
steam for powcr because of the cou-
tinuullon of tho dry weather. Wells
'nml streams are very low. 'I‘litI corn
land boluio crops are suffering and of
the laticr it is said that not more
than 25 per cent. will be harvested.
1 ENDORSED BY THE COUNTRY.
“The most popular remedy in Otscgo
County, and the bet-if, friend of my fam-
ily.” writes Wm. M. Diets editor and
:puhllshcr of the Olsego fournal. (lil
liertsvilic. N. Y., "is Dr. King's Now
Discoveiy. It has proved to be an in-
fallible cure for coughs and colds.
making short work of thewor at of them.
We always keep a bottle in the house.
.I believe it to be the. most valuable pm-
,scrlption known for Lung and Throat
diseases." Guaranteed to never die
appoint the taken, by 17‘. If. Baxter 11.
.South Not walk 'Innd E P. Weed’a.
tNorwalk drug stores. Price 50c and
'31. 00. Trial bottle free. “
shall be in use more than three bourb-
' missioners. 11.1111 whenever the waste
‘ torll y, corrected.
"Th1,- i't'poi'l of‘tlio death by tirown~ '
f lag of Rev. William lloltuos. the color-
iltu Reverend Holmes 111,-. ..
Guaranteed by F. H. llax- 1,
Water Commissioners
Notice;
The Water ICommissioners desire
to call attention to: No. 6 of the Ruin"
ad Regulations concerning Hydran‘tl
and Use of Water for Sprinkllng, vim
'RULE VI. HYDRANTS. FOUN-g
. .‘ TAINS, ETC.
Street or garden washers, or pri-
vate hydrants arenot to be ,so used
at ally time 111.1 to create 11 nuisance to
neighbors or passer-shy and shall ouv
ly be 1111111] illtllciously. Without excesv
sivo waste. between the hours of G
and fl 11.111 and between the hours of
b and 7 11.11:. No fountain or 1111.
in a tiny. nor during mot-11 than one
hundred and twenty diffcicnt days In
nyour, without. 11 special pctiult and
1111- additional.payment beyond the 11s-
tablished rules.
The Commisaloucrs- deserve the
right to suspend or discontinue the use
of any fountain or lot when the public
interest shall redone, it.
.Thc construction. and location of
private hydrants. and fountains will-
[mythical to the approval of the COlll'
Ithoreibonl becomes a nuisance to the
adjacent llI'Ol'llietOl'fi the supply will
be cut off until the evil is satisfac-
' Parties using water from hydrants
at other than times specified are .sub
ject to hove the water out off. Charge
for turning on will be $2.1-
Attaching hose to house fixtures will
be subject to hydrant charge.
Size of tippihose not over 3-16 in.
CHRISTIAN SWA Z,
STEPHEN S. HA’ I.
FRANKLIN A. SMITH.
1 19°91“? 1 .1
.. .th (Id w1o w a lyre
wni'.1'ant of 11.-111111111396 999011169:
luv-.91. rimmed .leth criminal angli-
grade resulting In manslaughter. was
held by Justice Almond H Taylor in
31.000 bonds-.1111 the 11111111 term of the
Superior Ocurt. The” accident. on ac
count or which Lifelineld was arrested
occurred in Stemushovel Cut, betWeen
Howleyvllle and Danbury. on the
Highland 111le 11 oil 111111111911. 310111
New Haven on Mar ord R111 road
when a nausea 1' tram 11011101111111.1111
11 1111111011 train with 11 light engine.
killing the firemen on the passenger
110111.111. Peterson. Litclificld 110-
mired his bond. -. .. . ,,
'I'nbouLAa AB TI'IE'SUN. 11'
is an 01111111118190 118.0111 as the trace.
No doubt the rising and salons of the .
sun la. the 11101111 insular performance
in ilhc-pulyervn. unless it is thetaution
of the livenond bowelsmhen regulated
-wlth..l)r, King's New.l..ife .Rlllstuur»
nnteed by 17.11.13axter. South Nor-
walk, and L P. Weed, Norwalk. drug-
sluts: 261:. , 3 .
CONNECTICUT L'E'AGU EV.
“5““?
liolyok'e, 12; New Londonl
Waterbum 0',
Norwich. 1
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Springfield fl;' Hartford 1.
National L'eague‘.
, St Louis 'llosion. 1
Chicago 5; Philadelphia, 1.
. Now York,;4; Cincinnati; ll
Plttsburg, 8.; Brooklyn, 0...
American League.
Chicago, 3;" Boston; I ' (7
darkness).
Philadelphia. 3: Cleveland, 2.
.. I"
'113 in-
innings,
New Ymkf? :lietrolt 1.
0.559.151
TREATMENT
administered by D1,]érome D.
Witt, a graduate 'of' the parent
school at Kirksville. M". This
modern, druglcss treatment will
oevrc‘ome the most obstinate
chronic disease.
l‘fi'IC
...thu L;
" New York office. No. 25, W.-
- 4211 St.
. days Tuesday and IIrlday of each
Phone 689 Bryant. Office
Iwcck
Norwalk office and residence.
1'2 Isaacs Place. Phone‘kngg.
3.15 fit . ,.Wnter Commissioners.
'55.“...15uw 5‘; 1. W. m L”-
...m. ' --- 1
. I1 "1
1: . ‘<,‘ l"?
I ‘ .
1'
1 are the only sizes we have of 15
very fine Black Diagonal Suits,
which we have marked
to close.
Only 16 of them. so come early.
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Saturday Evening}.
‘JflSEPii lilifi.
Tailor}. Cicthler, Hotter,
f-‘urnisher. "
85 Washington 8t. 80. Norwaik.
HOYT'B IHEATREDLOOK.
Expert Eye Specialist In Attendance.
Hoard-8 I. at. «181nm; Satur
day, 10 pm .
Factory. 110 East 23rd St.
Factory, 110 East 23rd 8L. N. Y.
‘ "—nu-
,.. ,. . .
Electors Meeting
Mayor's Ofllcc. '
Sobih Nurwulk. Conn.
To ”11‘ 1011-0111111 of the City of South
Norwulk. (lrcctiun:
A liteetlng of said electors is hereby
called to be hold at Arlon 111111,. In
KILLED’ IN LABOR RIOT.
'. B’UIGNOS AYIIES, August lll.——'l‘wo
men have tht-u killed and a number I
injured in 11 labor riot which occurrcd'
almong dockmi-n hero. The police
have 111111111 numerous arrests.
”
The
Stamford models and ornamen-
tation: are attractive and artistic, but
work. You can always depend upon
:1 Stamford because it is properly
“5, n":- .W_’
7 .
”‘ the (it-11111111 Assembly of this state at
said city. on the 2111 (In) of August
lift)? at it unlock p. 111.. for the par
poutI of approving or disapproving n11 "
not entitled “An Act Concerning a
board of lt‘mtimnto and Taxation in
the City. of South Norwulk.” passed by
its January session. 1907.
8011111 Norwulk, August 14. mm.
CHARLES 10. HOW.
Mayor of said city.
The above and foregoing is a true
Copy of the original cull.
Afloat:
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
1114 111, City Clerk.
BOAT BUILDING. ,
REPAIRING 0R ..OVEIIHAULING
Done In the Best Manner Parallels. i
Complete wanton hauling out vuuls
ocean memos. .
Formerly 11.111191 131111111111 Works
s5. 00
United American Opticians .
IOfficc'da'ys Every day 1111111111
Consultation Free.-
.' ‘1
.AmusEMENTS"
:V ’ . I .'.> 1",1'
Hoyt 3. Theatre
evenv' svsmNc 'ri-lis' WEEK.
MATINE'E 'SATUII'DAY ONLY.
memcan tireocshrll co.
Direction Joseph, Engiandsrlj
' All the Latest Movingplcturh .and
Illustrat'ed Bongo, 5
PRICES ..._.....1.. I"".,-‘-. 50, 10,511.56
H I"
Norwlsfk “clement"
d‘q‘l't‘ r.I»
1'. 01111.1,
EXCITING Russian GAME, 5'" .
SATURDAY August 17 1.
WI
Ncnwatxs ‘
.1 ’Il
~1
ouaLmsV OF MERIDEN. V
Each team has 'won one game. Next
Saturday's Will be the d9 [1.
cldlng one. ..
Admlnion 2511: 01111111111 under 12. 1011.
1111119111111 10' 'tIl‘e 11111111 “16691?
VB. ‘* "
SKATIN-g RINK
ROTON POINT
llourrrz lo 5. 1.1111 8 to 101.45 p. 111.
Large new skating surface. Ample
1191111113 facilities for spectators.
ADMIQCION, Vice; IKA'I'II. loo.
Hurry Burke. the boy wonder, affor-
wet-11' ut Runaway Rink.
NASH
vy
8:1
Another'fhealrical and
Vaudeville
Gilliam" CUM.
£11111 1111111111
The Recd & Volk'
211995910111. Go.
“<31”th
ix 1 1.3..
Ettore. South Norwalk and hour
111» The V
101111111 Dramatic A1511 11
SFMUHDAY svs'mbd, 11.119" 17.
at B c‘ciook
OLD rows 111111.. 1111111111.
Admission. 6011. Ruined 99111. 01.00
Tickets on sale at. Pleisted’ . 111113
11 011111:
.111ch, Norwollt.
-s .fi<¢& gum-«1.... f
exception of Tuesday and Friday. '
iltar Mgster Walker 5011.;
.I -' ' ;.uri;v'so'11‘1t"asttl‘nlfv£lis
Open every afternoon and evening. "
noon and evening the remainder of the 4
tonnes .
"Colonel Weldon '.'N "Miller, of Hunt-
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Parlors of The Clifford Hotel,
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SATURDAY, AUGUST .17.
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Your eyes will he examined by THE
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