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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 7, 1907 · page 3

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comics in the t

' fllgtrjfietw Belicia?

and the western per
W I region.
‘ omuherm andV

péra'ture foil wopt
reusing cloud nous

 

Mr. on .Mrs. A. Godfrey, of Branch
ville, too a trip 9 Norw'slk recently.
mead—an.-

Mr. and or. James Cole. of How
land street are the parents of a (laugh
or 1

 

 

Mrs James H Wilmot of Elizabeth
street has been spending a week in
Brooklyn.

 

.1 arelescope'nntn' O’Brien.

Mr. and Mrs Smith and Mrs. Hoff
man are camping for a week 011
Smith's Island;

 

Mrs William C. llyxbee of Quin
taro avert it» is confined to her home
by Va sllg t illness.

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Gdl’lllil. tax collector of the City
of South ‘Norwalk has rec0veled from
a few days’ illness

Mr. and Mrs. '1‘ P. Smith, of Wilton
haVe returned; from a timee weeks' out
ing at Bell island;

 

Mr. and Mrs John Reynolds of New
ark are spending a couple of weeks at
the Bell Island House,

 

-City Hotel IUrtion harbors Chas
Webster, .loe Nardé and Otto Rohde.

 

Carlos“ Page, of New York. a well
known summer 1491111111111 of Belle island
has joined the Norwmk Yacht club.

Mrs. Hawley Williams and“ her
guest Mrs Chamberlain, of Weston
spent yesterday with Norwalk friends

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Mrs. Caroline Doulens, of Hamilton
avenue is to spend tile'month with her
24ml, Wilbur M. unlens, in Portland.

alas. it

 

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'l‘he Arion' Singing“ Society will hold
its postponed monthly meetingIIMon
day night at the hall in Madison
street.

 

Miss Kathleen Kelly, of. South Nor
walk is the guest of Mrs. CliffOrd. at
Nichols. street, East Bridgeport for
one week._ ..

'l‘li' Norrie": Bird Cluhwilh hieet on
Mon ay cv vcnillg, September 9th. at the
home of Miss Helen Swartz, in South
Norwalk.

 

Mrs. C. 13. Newton, assistant to Prin
cipal W. C. Fooie at the Franklin
school; is ill at her home, No. 31 Or
chard Ietreet.

 

Fred Lindwcll has left his position
at the Monarch Mining Company, in
Branchville, and goes to Norwulk,
where he has taken a position

Miss Elizabeth Stevens daughter of
Mr" 'Innll Mrs J. Emory Stevens, of
Quinulrd avenue, has been operated on
for appendicitis, and is doing nicely.

 

'A meeting or the Journeyman 'i‘ai-
lor'sl Union is scheduled to be held on
Monday evening, haying been postpa-
El for a week on account of Labtir

uy.

 

The state teachers convention will
be held in. Haritord and New Haven
October it, This will be the first time
of holding the convention in two
places .

~- -All Fall styles.

 

O'Iiricn.

 

John Reynolds. of Newark. who is
stopping at the Bell island 1101611. went
fishing yesterday and caught. twelve
bllttzktlsll three of which weighed nine
petunia.

W.

M s Patric Wixtoi and daughter.
Min Wlla ixtel, alanine, Plain
street. flotliel‘. have returned from
spending a week with friends in South
Norwalk.

 

Mills Alice Ighfcrwm of Wilton. hirlit

 
 

Mertd’ a school in Norwnik for the earn-
interest" sawmill begin her studies on
September 18

odors indie

uluilon a the most 111

 
 
 
 

lithe ,,world contain li'g the mini im- '

proved machinery. prove it so.
The it it. M. Paint machinery pied
dunes Lin I Marathi. at. titty times

i” to labor 'than it made by,

Ms valiant paint that. if any
defect exists in the ll. a is. Paint that“
has been used on “any house, it will

My}; Mimm'nnfihn than $1120
per gallon because 7 gallons or paint
are made by in do; nations at no.

 
 

 
 
 

so ill. Dow. South Nora

gummy ~ iii nudist”,

V Weslport: Northrup hm., Booth port.

Pleasant .

 
 

boon Ienmliod our a «piipilr WvMMii

an acute; imitative still

V' i 'I'Waruiu 125
Willis 31: Roost Vermouth . also

”$533331?“ “Said-3"“ i1. 25 ',
u s o. . . 21
I' Gotcha Dry. , $11

I ’ .‘.....900
J Potit, II
ts,.......
1a".cyvlun...p!
to". I250
Bitters; Field if; 80m.
.1I. 1.7....surnm'» rump. 1.35.
l scotch Whiskey, DeWur a‘ ‘
Son . ..3125
..Port Wine, imported qis .. 76c

IBDQKS'I‘MSIJ

. Egg d..1don. .mlilto Beal,lMaci' s
ow. roomy ea, ate. and

nonlinear .ososn nos Mn fin
,nTRQUBkM no annoy cs. AN n
1. necesosnv wmi HAIR __ .

 

 

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A fit Sam at lfoys. 0 t” H.
A very‘1stl'ong mm of teachers gives n‘e an we 0
individual attention to eyery pupil. A
thorough preparation for college.
Vllusinesli, manual training. athletidfi
Reopens for Fall Term, Thursday.
September Zti.

For Catalogueé. address
AtrrtEnlr'c.noetEN1-.
Head Marion.

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Cardiac Build

The monthly. and semiannual meet-
lng‘ of Old Well Hook and larder Com—
pany will be held Monday night and
will be folloWed by a clam bake for
members only

 

Hem y Rowland of Bell island. took
but a fishing party yesterday ill the Alterations to fififlflffi‘?’ on Newtown

launch Thelma to Scott's Cove. 'l‘liey
succeeded in getting quill.I a sizenblc
string of blacklish.

(New England Bulletin).

Work has been started on the genera
, , , “t“, , al alterations to residence on Newtown

Miss Maude E. F. Hoyt, who is avenue for H. W. Brown. '1‘. Berger 61
teaching at Mrs Merrill's Business CII. general coutmtws.
gollegcix lnHIl’olItl Citestcr. arrived at her 1 Ready for Plaster.

care 11 giant avenue, yesterday,, The residence which H w‘ Mather
to remain over Sunday is bu tiling on Lost avenue for Anna
h'lulp y is ready to plaster. it is a
2%, story, frame structure. 33x45 feet,
containing it) rooms. provided with all
.. modern improvements Finch llrotb-
g el‘s East Nor,walk are the mason con-
tractors and Jones & liotchklss 00..
plumbers.

 

 

 

Miss, Isabella Rider has taken a no
Isitlon as stenographel 1111a nyperiilsI
with Rev. Charles S. Maci’ariltnd. Di.)
having resigned one with Prosecutin
Attorney William 0. Clark.

 

Permission as been 1 .nt b t e I
school conllnitliee on 35,32,153: ti) 3:, i Contracts Awarded for Alterations.
tend the South Norwulk high richooil Robert M; Hoyt it Son l1 we been
to Mabel Ruth Dickson Clinton Rey- fuwardcd the general con. 1.: l and
colds, mlssell Hendricks and also to Bmun & 00.. lllumhtnsnnd limiting in
those who previously attended loonntx‘tiou with tiltI alterations to

stores and others on Washington street.
:3 -—Boys' Caps. Boy‘s Caps. O‘Brien, . fit? Jlld 0 IL H HEM AS iti‘ilVlOiIBiY
W . Importer plans were drawn by Arclli

“Ferris Gay; elonldgclield has sold trot 1“ 3: Milffiilm'm
its .plncllf1 lorrlltlillllu.1i Hoytf1 of ,IilOBd .
' w" r 03" 3 ”‘0‘ 9" 0 M‘BIi l.Icslle Gamble, the general contrac-
Ednest C. “3""? 0f Wilton Mr. Gay tor for alterations to the house at 12
has moved to~Norwalk to be near his; Rowan street, East Norwulk for-
“’0’“. “Ha “'“1 build a house. Charles Simonlt, has the house ready
for plastering. Alterations consist of
remodeling one-family house into two-
fallilly. llrown it Co. have the plumb-
lag and heating.

8!. John Avenue. Residence.

The residence wllicll N S b‘itltb lla-

 

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Remodeling ll'wo- -Family House.

 

The South Norwalk Quarteito Club'
will hold, its last outing and clmbuko
of the season tomorrow afternoon in
Gustav Fl icdlicb s (have, Clinton aVoI
one. A large attendance of the molar
hers and their families is expected.

The "Fluffy Ruffles Belt" is abso-
lutely new. being the prize belt offered
by the New York iiclIuld. it is on saloi
in this city for the first time at the
store of N. E. Ryan & Company. iizv ,
'Iry uo—todute girl will have ()ii(!,i18
”(lie prices are quite reasonable. See
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I.

A number of the older scholars of
iho Wilton district sollml have ontol-
ed the Norwnlk High School and will
make daily trips on tile cars. Among
them are: Edith Allilfioli.’ INlna and
Grace Godfrey, Francis Echland. i1 tor
once Morehonse Marian Gregory,
Sherwood Cbicllcster and James M.
Mlddlebrook.

 

I'l‘ho ArlonI societies of Bridgeport
and South Norwalk warn the guests
rnurr uy dyenlun of Robert. Wobor rti
Stoop echuse island. The occasion
was a sheep bake. and it was served
aidingI with other things in uppcilzing
style. ‘ Tilers was some llpucclllnnktniz.
singing nnd‘n general good time, it
Was midnight when the party broke '
tin. .

Irv-C & K. Stiff Hats.

1, of disguising fraud.

 

 

1 "seconds.?' eta, ell these
1 various fancy names which

 

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O’Ilrion.

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These are the last days of the out- '
dooamamusemont «weapon «at Reich

Rollie gilt .iiotiBt demand evening
out big vaudeville shows will

Wmoraomi.m1
we‘ll: Mo “flood '11 Band. sol
will give concerts, w
mm gl'I'tlho famous bunt
he. virtual? soloist. H'o wli
. dilipbk. It, ‘ 0
(little Brownian,cl1iofoi staff at the
rant End Hotel at Asbury Park, fell, 7
Va seasons, loaves September mill to,
take thowi‘nagpfdgnmt o‘rIlhefi fashiona'
. a you 1 around

slot 5 th‘fui‘i‘eo my: trawl-Ir run is,
strictly a’fsm'll hotels” No trimsients I
Mr. Brownson was formerly the pining; ,
tar clerk at the M cite lid Cliff I
tiara Hotels. in Sen MN

The heavy thunder and rain sin
mull have folll‘oulod cogoecilllvoly gfld
use no it is our roast c
the! girls fgro édti‘hhi‘ledtito the ffil'i‘ilw and
narcotic amp a claim sealants:
by the weight of the water which fail
and that éry fill?“ light conditi t' 1in
ya 13 ’1’ is

 

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name. '1‘
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crouch IV!

 

one...“ .....e 3

nannies in billions

 

the mortars? i ,'

to the great benefit 111'.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Grout Touring Car tor Sale

llorse Goods of all Descriptions,
Rubber Tires Furnished for all Veil"

 

NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.

‘ poison too. billouslless, weakness and

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TheSteacillild” 3
iiSewidg Machine Fraud

When you buy a’ sewing, machine be sure
at: the male on the machine from: men? instead

I t is a fast that certain makers of {ob lot machines.

Thus two sister; w '11 ii the.
chines under differentlna’nlec and at til

Brvotcct ybd against this and all other out lune frauds;
lien youIliea‘Itlie name Singer or Vi net: or 1‘; Wilson
villa machine, you can be sure that you are

are sold only at Singer stores 0 .
e ‘ en~nchr through dealets. never

Iv rum «this you up“

:1“ 1‘ ' mmmwnosamoi

6 NIIBA'l'H TO KEEP IN
R LIFE TIME. N0 CARE.I N0
0 EXPENSE FOR RE- MAKING, 80

 

rse Faun Wagons

has
61 and Dealer. ,, ,

1111.11, (land. is bulitiiuaI on St. John ave,
one for E. S. Bulklev. Southpori. is
lI‘ooiell ill.Pl.1ns were. drawn by Ancill-
tect F. S Morellcuso and call for a
frame building. 2% stories high. 261144
feet. Brown 1b. 00., plumbers and heat-
ers.

Lexington Street.

Contractor H. Mating has work start-
ed on the foundation to the blockto be
erected on Ely avenue and Lexington
street for Mrs. Antonio Naggy. Will be
content block construction three stor-
ies high, on anged for twelve tone
merits and three stores. ,

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HEALTH "it THE CANAL ZONE.

The high wages paid make it a
mighty temptation to our young anti
ends to join the, force of“ skilled work-
men needed to construct the Panama
Canal Many are. restrained. bowevelr
by the fear of tavern and malaria
is the knowing cries—~tllosc who have
used Electric Hitters. who go there
without fear, well knowing they ale
safe from malarious influence with
Electr'chllttiIis on hand Cures bleed

 

nil stomach, liver and kidney troubles.

Guaranteed by 11. ll Baxter South
Norwalk. rind E. P. Weed Norwulk.
druggists.f100.

an»...

GENERAL WEYLER S MEMOIRS.

 

has finished writing his memoirs of
the time when he was novclnol gene

 

meat just- made:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

machines 0 dealers undel-
the dealerlbtoiseif selecté.

51-th

forest prices.

iii h‘lns) .‘i ,‘Ib

 
 
 
 
 

 

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y can buy.

 

 

his' is yourt protection.

VA.

IVVIVHEII,

. . Hora are the new excise laws,,givon‘
intuit. about which there has been so "

 

tI‘ Section l

Business Block on Ely Avenue and .1

MADRID. Sept 7.-4icucral WeylorI

ral of Cuba .accordlng to an announce-

 

much discussion: The laws are pretty

of? what they latent]. There are some ,'
i'sillks in them. they won't trouble any "*'

one Who can read.‘ in getting the gist

them and some radical changes, and a

I oni'efill perusal will probably be found ‘

well worth while. '

saloons, are as follows:
CHAPTER 265.,

An Act Concerning the Sale of Intox-
.I. ' looting Liquors.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives in General All
sombly convened:

The county commission
era in their respective counties shall
Vbe hereafter prohibited from issuing
retail licenses for the sale a! spirit-
“Oils and intoxicating liquors to any
person, unless his application there
for has been ludonsed; and signed by
five electors and taxpayers. owning
leni estate, of the town, wuoshaii cer-
tify that the-applicant is a. suitable
person to be licensed and that they
have not signed for any other appli-
cant for a license to sell spirituous and
intoxicating liquors; provided, how-
ever, that nothing herein shall prevent
it corporation organized under the laws

l

qt this state from holding in its (:01-
k aporato. name one license to sell spirit-

tious and intoxicating liquors at its
place of business inpne town. No
more. than five licenses shall be, issued
to any one person and the county coili-
missiollers may in their discretion re
time to issue more than one license to
any one al.1151311,,

Sec2 No person who is by statute
declared to be all unsuitable person to
hold a license to sell spirituous and

intoxicating liquors in his own name
shit” be employed as a bartender or
manager in ally licensed saloon in this
state. nor shall be, be, allowed to have
a financial interest in any such it-
(untried saloon, Any, licensed dealer

of this act shall be subject to the poll
aities of section 2712 of the general
statutes. .

Soc. 3. The holder pf a license .to
sell spiritual," and intoxicating liquors
Loxcepb (trumpets. shall be the bean fldo
ownel of the business callicd on illi-
tler the license, and before issuing the
license the county commissldners shall

require each applicant to make oath
that he is the bolls. tide ownel of the
business and that no person unsuitable
to hold license to sell spirituous and
intoxicating liquors- is ill any way in-
telesied lit the business.

CHAPTER 200.

An Act Allicudiilg an Act Concerning
the Granting of Licenses ill
Certain Places.
lie it enacted byrtlleISenate and House
of itlnlresontatives ill General A11-

scmbly convened: ‘

Section 2647 of "tbe general statutes
is hereby Vitinended by inserting after
the word "town" in the sixth line
thereof the words "or within 200 feel
ill a direct line from any church udl
lilce or public or parochial schoolhouse,
or the promises pcl taming thereto-I 'I’ so
that said section as amended strait
read as follow»: Licenses for the sole
of spirituous and intoxicating liquors
in cities shall be confined to the sill
cienily policed parts thereof; and no
license. except.
sense. at the discretion of the county

' commissioners as to the suitability of

person nndI place and subject to an
posi...shallI be granted, in the purely

A town or within12il01feetnin.o‘dlrect
lino immunity church edifice or public
or parochial schoolhouse or the pram.»
isos pertaining thereto. except to a well
established hotel of ig00d reputation.
nor shall each be granted in such proxl
imityrof acharitahlc in palliation. wheth-
or supporteomlly baht e or private
mods. traumas bod detrimiintal attire
mitt; nor shall 11 license be granted in
those parts of a license town whero it

 

 

from an adjoining no license town: and

towns shall have tie
strain against the R (Martin; of such it'-
dense; and the county commissioners
hearing such complaint shall give the
some considmat on to

bnAPV'rua all.

An Act Connor-ulna hooth'i. Sideboards
, or Retiring Rooms in Places

Whore
intoxicating Liquors Are Sold.

lie it anal lullaby the Senate and House
solubly controlled:

spit-lino

'1 geognla 1. No license shall'hereaiberg
i

petting; 19.10;,“
“it Mini? “r“"f‘lhm rt. or
I crimes 0 w c an “no
31” shall be cut off or put tuition i
sac
rooms or retiring rooms. and the port

,. thinning nit, building or, malaialnlu
V' litany rule b‘

h , )th tbs. side rooms or r
though: is

on b it oiillllitl
in"; litter. 2.11 1.1. ..‘i.
w ti n ox 5 q or: :1

ply all: idling llztol .

iti- prolm

 

of what they intended. There are some ’ ’ ,
interesting foai'ules to be noted in ‘

The three chapters relative to the ..
issuing of licenses, and the conduct. or '

the renewal of a li- ‘

residential or ranmifactoring.I parts of 3m

is apparent that. the party applying ,
for it is seeking to obtain. patronage .!

in such chairs persons in the adioiulilil "
right. to remon- _

such rumour ‘
‘I iltrluicc as if out ‘o by persists itesidiii
in. the tort! ultreim such-I license is ,1
; asked for this section 11111111 'aot applym
, to the licensing oi druggibts.

of Representatives in General As- 1

h" manner as to form booths. side “

 

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WE’VE ..I. it

won fing'S‘YIM: * I

Wear a Name “Self Reducing't cor
will enable your dressmaker to give it
you ever had, and. your skirts may be

Your physician will tell you tow

One Némo “SeiiLRVeduclnn” Corset,
31. 00 corsets and hold its shape until
his. 312, for tall stout women ...v.
No. 314', for short stout Vwoinea

 

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conviction of tuyiolntlons of! any or ill?
provisions thereof... ...... . I
See. 2. 'No person licensed is; will iii-
toxioating liquors..or his fitment or
agent. shall hereafter. once ‘9 hotels
and restaurants, deliyerson server in-

premises in any room or aba‘ctment
other than a barroom'.

Sec. 3. Any person convicted hi on
titionlng off building or maintaining
any booth. side room or retiring room,
in any licensed place in violation of
section one hereof. shall be subject to
the penalties of section 2712 of the.
general statutes and in addition there
to shall incur a forfeiture of his ii
cease as provided in section 2677 of
the general statutes, and no license
shall be granted for the sale- of ii-
quors upon said premises within one
year after the date of such conviction.
Ally person who shall serve or deliver
intoxicating batters in violation of sec-
tlon two of this act shall be subject
to the penalties of section 2712 of the

general statutes.
who tutu violate any at the prurislous "

 

Don t neglect your ‘Istomacb. At thé
first indication of trouble take some-
thing that. will help it along in its
work of digesting the food yell eat
Kodol {01 indigestion n‘iid Dyspepsia
will do this. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy.

POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

liOY'l"S THEATRE TONIGHT.

Characters that. are prototypes of
the genial. hospitable inhabitants of
Kentucky tell the story of' ‘My Dixie
(llll " which will be the attraction at
lioyts Theatre. this evening The
scenes are laid in and about the hills
and, valleys of this interesting stuteI
and or e exact reproductions of the part
of the country where lilo action of the
play takes place. The story is a con‘
nected whole of a number of lncldenté
in the lives of an old Kentucky- tmllily
and is full of love and adventure, wit,
humor and clever dialogue. The prer
eventing company is an excellent one
headed bathe Winsome southern no}
tress Sadie Calhoun whose vivacious
personality is responsible for the not
qualified success of this enjoyable at
traction.-

 

 

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IDEAL MiNS’l‘RldLS.
The Deltas Bros [dent
come to you this season as not..a
stranger, but as a guaranteed attrac
ilon from: the excellent 11 performance
exhibited by members in previous sea
soon The» company this season is our
11. both in number and pal'apher-
Ionl carrying speciail scenery for evi
.6W»:1012. pmnucea -.li. imairi that it
prettier stage, picturebas, noyerbee
produced. thannthe grandsconle, firs
past-Mm Garden.1of,li‘lowem,'t cognat-
and: that audiences actually believi-
that. they use tannins at a beailtliu
panel“ of flare! oneiiulioxsifigl‘en. big vsudys
luv 9 all: M M
.bie alibi AIImdsl'iltmtv

 
 

 

 

mammals-11

The famous Home of course~that’s the corset. that is snows everywhere
as the only corset that has ever really helped a stout woman to reduce her
abdomen with, absolute safety and comfort—in fact, it prad’loes comfort.

because it will bring you increased comfort and health.

se' 0;- Vi. ocean-urrnn-nu

 

3 86 Washington as. so No“

 

toxlcating liquors to he drunltlon. the I

Minstrels i

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not when your new gawu. is tittedmlt
ou the best fit and the ueatest 'hliine
“when in" 3 01 It Junkies" , Icy, ,- »
ear the Name “Self-Reducing" Corset,

at $3. 00. will outwear three ordinary

worn out: my, V

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we would lliie to show you our complete new lines—come in and see
for yourself what the Ne'mo “Seif- -Reduolng" Corset will do for you;

glyph at noon When the encellelil.

[night only, Monday September 9 '
MUSIC HALL.

,The Idlectlograph played to a large
and appreciative audience last
under the direct supervision 0
Book; of New York. ‘ivho is it tho '
moving picture man, andII can furni ii
a better entertainment than any
petltoi. The large Teddy be ,
on exhibition at Stillson & Pow ~
drug store in Washington stre ll»
be given away tonight. Next Tues y
evening will be amateur night. '
home talent will have a chair
show their friends what theyp
To the R & (l corset factory gir who
received complimentary tickets to
Morality night's performance the
ugenlents announces that the
solutely ftee Simply show it t
(its at‘ the box office and see b all
Mr. and Mrs. F. c.11arly. or this than,
who will be known as the Bandmas
in the Keith and Proctor circuits,
tug unable to make proper and
lirents. will not present their aét 11
the Cooling week Today there wit
a matinee, commencing at 2: 3
principal features being the indian
Friendship and The Red See
which made a great llit last” “guilt.
This is it show that you should Motif 1
your children m‘lss. Price for mutt 9
adults 100 children be.

h—nfi—t
NAIL DRIVING CONTES’l‘

The nail. driving contest givéli‘iby
the Amellcnn Lifsograph Company.
duties the direction of Pref. Entfan’d-
or last night, was just as silqce‘nshll
as any of the other contests he has
given and was shown before a into 61!
house. The new moving pldjt
which Professor Englander specially
selected fer South Norwnik were top-
pl‘auded every minute; The itinerant.
ed songs were all new and the latest.

 

 
 

were very grand. Giving to than
duetion of My Dixie Girl tonight,in Ihiid
DeRue' s Minstrels. Monday nightfiProL
EnglAnder will go to? Derby afid'lte-
turn to South Norvialk"'l‘uesdlty. Sept
tcmber it}. with the s so of the
season in moving picture
M

A HUVMANE APPEAL“.
A humane citizen of Richmond; and,
Mr. U. D Williams 107 WéStM'niii BL;
says. “I appeal to all persons vllth

Discovery, the only remedy that

 

prloprlotor’l a recommendation. " It y
ore lives than all other thr land
lung remedies put: together. dried Na
cough and cold cure the world
Cures asthma bronchitis,

who'oplhi Waoiigli‘ 'tr'i‘liiiily,‘
and g hibislc stops hemorrhages of
lung and iiufldstheit‘i'luii. oust

Ft'li..Buter a. South Neutrals, and

its ill-llwilh “3‘ N” Modified»?

crow.

 

Wilt

 
 

 

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