5 T a branch of the Providence hank.
‘iu always sure of a good listener. esv
pecioliy if its point Is clear The best
‘ stdry that we offer today is that our
ii and it [than
are“ full of “eiirpiises. bilstle with
good points. and will win your up
"pioval it even a good stoiy did Time
is money nowadays, and it our “good
story" makes this point clear. you
can count on It as a story of “time
and money saved." Come in and let
us prove it.
COPYRIGHT.
’ OLo'I'HiNG
COMPANY,
6 North Main Street.
HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
Many Banks-ore Closing Their
Doors
(Continued From First Page.)
o‘clock, there were more than 150 peo-
"ple in line. There was also a detail
of police to ,see that tho depositors
did not become disorderly and to keep
the line formed. The line of deposit-
ors reached half way around the bunk.
A few moments before 0 o'clock a
rumor spread in the crowd that the
batik would not open. There was con-
sidei‘ablc coui’tisioii which increased
when the opening hour came and tiio
doors ol' the trust company remained
closed. A few minutes later the door~
keeper poster] the following notice on
the plate glass of the front door of
the bank: “This bank will not. open
today owing to the stringency ol‘ the
money market.”
The trust coiilpauy sustiiiuotl a Hill
oi" depositors t'or more. than three
hours yesterday and up to a‘lalc hour
last night expected to open today. but
subsequent consultations among the
oliicials brought. a decision that in
view of the tight money market. the
interests of depositors would be con-
scrved by closing today.
Yesterday's l‘ull war; attributed to a
disquieting rtimor conccriiing' the sit.-
nation in New York and the connec~
tion of Mnrsden .1. Perry first vice-
DI'OSIdPiiI of the Union Trust Company
with the Trust Company of. America.
a New York institution. although for
two days the latter had boon moot.
lug hoary demands upon it.
The Union Trust. Company was or-
ganized in 1804 with a capital of $500.—
tilll). its banking headquarters are. lo.
rated at the corner of Wesliliiiistcr
and l.)oi'i'ance streets. and it conducts
several branches in this state. Ac-
cording to the statoniout. issued on
Juno ’0 last the bank had resources
aggregating 828. 2.38.3"?
its liabilities iiiclutloti bosldcs the
capital stock a. surplus of 32.250000:
undivided profits of $22,709. and (lo-
piihlln’ ol' $25.46!).028. .1. Edward Stud-
It'.\' is president of the institution and
ultirsdou .i. Perry is first vice-presi-
tiotii.
The Now lduglaiid Trust. Company
of this city posted it notice today ro-
tiuirinig depositors to give a Std-days”
notice of withdrawal of deposits. lion-
ol'al Charles A. Wilson. counsel l'ov tho
bank. is authority for tho slatoiiionl.
that the action was taken to prevent.
a trlioaionod run upon the company.
l'ndor tho Rliotic island luw regulat-
inn savings banks anti trust. coiiipauios
the bank oilicitils may require. a 00-
tluys.‘ notice of withdrawal oi‘ deposits
11' they deem it necessary.
Brooklyn Banks Close.
NEW YORK. Oct. zit—The ”()I'v
ouch llliilk ol' lili'ooklyu. a state inali-
lutloii with capital stock of $200,000
anti deposits of about $3,000,000, did
not open i'or business today. This
bank has several brunch oliloos iii
lirooklyii. its business was not very
largo and no prominent financiers
woro connected with it. (Im- oi‘ its
principal connections was the Knic-
I-it'l'litif'lli'i' 'l‘rnat (impunity. which an»
poiidcd payment on 'i‘nosduy.
'l‘ho lutornuliounl ’l‘t‘ust
("lit oi' the stituli llJllI
trust coliiplinlclz. V'Itlm'ti its doors at
10:40. This trust company had a
business connection with the borough
think of llrooklyn which suspended
payment today.
(lonipuiiy,
ltlconilpictlotis
The Brooklyn think. with it piano oi".
business at. Fulton and (illiilon nlroots.
iirooklyn. did not upon for litliilliosu
today. This bank has a capital stock
ol’ 8200.000 and owes its depositors
about “$300,000. .
Central Falls Branch Clonal.
(tiliN't‘ltAl. FALLS. it. l.. tit-.i
The Central Falls branch ontiod
a ' be , all:
00 to Withdraw
dendrite. it was named timely
‘ to, eiinpeud huninelut. utter about
on minutes. The depositors were
mainly mill operatives or email has!»
not... men.
The Central Falls branch of the tin-
ion Trust Company was originally the
Mauutuotureru' Trust Company and
woe organized three years ago. Last
year the Union Trust Company took
over the business and carried it on all
It
was the: only bank in the city. but
many Central Falls manufacturers and
traders are customers of the Pew
tucket banks. The city of Central
Falls is the largest depositor in the
Union Trust Company here.
Eut Greenwich Branch Not Opened.
FAST GRliiiL‘NWlCH. R. 1.. Oct. 25;“
The East (lieeuwlch Bank of the
Union Trust Company of Providence
did not open its doors this morning.
A notice was posted stating that the
branch would open as noon“ on the
oiiicials lionnd out how much money
they had to meet the demands of tho
depositors. A little later another no-
tice was placed on the door. stating
that the branch was being kept. closed
for the protection of depositors. There.
were a number of person about the
bank.
Calmer Tone in New York.
NEW YORK. Oct. {la—~14 much
calmer tone was apparent in businesn
(holes this morning. The success of
the. relief measures undertaken yester-
day by .i Pieipout Moi gun. John D.
Rockei’oller. and other prominent flu-
aiiclers, together with the serenity
with which officials ol‘ the trust. coni-
puny of America met the run of deposi-
tors on that institution. gave great
encouragement to bunkers and busi-
ness men generally that: no further
trouble was to be feared. The $25.-
00!),000 made. tip by the. pool headed
by Mr. Morgan, which was sent into
is believed to have given periiiaiienl
relief to tho. brokers who were in need
ol’ funds with which to carry the
stocks bought and held on margins
for their custoiiiors.
Last. night. passed without any so
Fifth! of conferences ot' bankers with
cacti other and Willi Secretary Cortei-
you which were held tiiitll late hours
on 'l‘uesday and Wednesday nights.
except for an informal meeting at
Mr. Morgan‘s house. Secretary Cor.
tolyoti attended the dinner ot' the
tiradutitos' Club. of which he is vice
president. and made an address in
which. after discussing at some length
tho objects of the club and its affairs
ho made a brief i'ol'orelico to financial
matters. lic secretary said:
“We are having u trying: oxpor
lcnco. but with :ili III-l emliai‘i'assinoiits
| find my faith iii the gouoral stabi-
lity of busiuoss strengthened by the
examples 1 have soon of high courage
and splouditi Sovotion to tho public
welfare shown by many of great in
licence in tho couinioroiui and in
dustrial lilo in this city, Wonk |llll(‘i'.‘
have boon l'oitli'.lod but. what is hot
tor. those of cwll lilllilt‘llCt‘ haw
boon scourgod iroin tlioii' position.»
tiiiti tho. tleloriiiliinlioii to carry this
\I'Iil'k forward will have a t‘al‘~i‘oacliiiiu
iiil’luoiioo in restoring public confi-
dcucc."
Auiiouucoiiioul was made this morn
ing that tho IYiiltoti Slates lixchouizt
iluiilt. a small institution located in illt'
l-ltirloiu district. would not open for
business today. The bank IllIl-l only a
iiitlo. more than $500,000 on deposit
did all inconspicuous liuslnosn, anti llii
announceiuoiit that. it would not. opol
for business was entirely without of
loci.
’l‘iioi'o wot-o lliios oi' depositors wail
lug this iiiorliiiig in front ol‘ tho ’l‘vust
(itiiiiliitiiy' ol’ Aiiiorlca and at tho blink
iiig oiilco ol' the Lincoln ’l‘riist t‘oiii
pauy uptown. Sonic ot‘ tlioso ln lino at
the Trust (ioiiipuiiy ol‘ Aiiioi'icu lint
been there all night. At the head oi
the lino was a woman who declined tr
louvc ilt'l‘ place own when the man
next in line promised to restore it to
her this morning. She suffered consi-
tlerably from the cold night air and
sovoral oi‘ the liit'li touched by lioi
plight. Went to nearby restaurant. at. :1
o‘clock in the morning iIIlII got some
bread and litit. coffee for the woman
to out.
Fifi-ti atlvicos from London today
wero vory ouconrauiiig. Anioricar
stocks llioi'o opt-nod at. prices from i
to It points higher.
The Stock lillii‘kot opoiiod Il’i't‘irlllitl‘.
(intoii I’nciiic advilncod 2 points
Southern l’acillc i. (Il‘t'nl Nortlloru pm
i. and Canadian l'uoiilc lip. Hi. Paul
was a Weak loulnio and iaii 011' 1‘2.
liiiilcti Status Stool plti also tlocilnod
iii}. Soulhoin liuilwai pi'd advanlr
od 05%. A loattloii tollowod llio ()lit'llw
lug gains. tho iivorliuo level of the unit'-
kol tailing to below last night.
The tail did not extend for below 1th
night‘s lovol before u sit-tidying tou-
ilt'licy dovolopod.
'lilllicd Hinton Stool pl‘tl. shortly ro~
t'ovt-rotl its ll}; polilt docrtluso. Other
distinctively Morunu stocks showed In~
dloatloiis of support anti tho iuarkol
lttlllotl IIlItI lioculno ttuiot.
Sociotnii (‘ot'tolioli was at Iiiot3
”'lioantni. ’l‘lic itotioliliy said: "Photo
is Iiotliliiu to any on tho situation
now. except to l't‘llIIll'iii my i‘ol'liiol' ox-
lii'ossloliu ol‘ boilol‘ that niallors ni'o
steadily iliiprovinp. IAIIIII‘ develop.
liioiits dlirliiu tho day may prompt a
further Nlllit'liit‘lti."
All nil-inborn of tho New York Stock
iii-cilantro niado llit‘ll’ daily settlements
of accounts as usual today to the Stock
‘3ub
l
2.". -, 'otlouod for
to . moiulliu
1w IIIIIIM‘ t‘icnl'iiic House.
The 'l‘lunl (Malltillitlt‘ ol‘ Alilcrlcii
business tut unual this
The lino ol‘ dopouliorn wuit-
,Poor Richard Junior Says
in the Saturday Evening Poshmi‘hOse who are looking for ten per
, cent. soliiellmcs got it In the distribution of the outlets." ‘
litilijit’iicr cent. in this circuit. mutual itavlngn bank. protoclqd
by strict laws and safeguarded by conservallvo Invcutliicnt of funds
pad or our large surplus is better than taking chances.
The South Norwalk Savmqs Bank
United Dank Building, Ii? Wilmington street, 80th Norwaik. Conn.
the stock market yesterday afternoon.
“ both
root to iii ' to embody otq Ant
too. this morning through the nubi'i‘rea-
Bury .
The treasury department. ill doing
everything possible to allay anarchism
olon. Another largo supply at small
bills in being rushed to New York
from Washington. A statement issued
by the sub-Treasury today shouts that
local banks trained 822. 05,000 from
the sub-Treasury during the Week.
This repieuentn, in large part. the do
posits of government funds made
with the New York banks.
it developed this morning that a.
considerable number of the persons in
line at the Trust. Company of Alner~
loataiid at the Lincoln Trust Com-
pany were out depositors but were
persons who had taken their placea
In the hope oi.’ selling a fuvmable on
silica to depositors who might be anx—
ious to withdraw money and who
would be willing to pay for a forward
place in the line. Wherever p'wibie
these persons were removed from the
line by the police.
The liucoln 'l‘iust Company rennin
ed payment to its depositors as usual
“this morning.
The run on the Trust Company of
America has about spent its force. and
the officers oi: the book have now re.
sources sufficient to meet any de-
mands
Consolidated Gas sold off 6 points,
bill. the selling diminished in the oth»
er stocks which had been under pres-
sure and prices rallied.
The large loans made by J. P. Mor-
gan & Company and their associates
to stock brokers yesterday when trad-
lug was deinOrulized, were renewed
today at 20 per cent.
AmOng the. rumors about in New
York there have. been many affecting
ll number oi: leading financial houses.
TIIOBO‘ rumors have evidently been
started for the purpose Of affecting the
stock market and a man high in au-
cr, made the following statement:
“The rumors that have been In clr~
onlalion regarding this firm recently
are ridiculous anti without foundation.
The affairs of- the than were never Iii
boiler 808110411011 they ate now and
the business of the New Yolk store
never larger The business of the lat»
ter store so far this month has been
the largest. of any month since the
store was opened. and We are endeav-
oring to make it. a thorough record
~.li‘(‘llkt*l'. Everything is all right. We
ire ablo to get all the goods we want
ind there is no trouble."
An official of the Harlem Savings
think. where a rim was begun yester-
lay. announced this afternoon that
the company will at once take tid-
vaiilauo oi‘ lilo sixty days' notice law
in cases of all large depositors. 'i‘lie
‘innk will continue to honor lniiiicd-
hiton the demands of small depositors
who doslro to withdraw l‘unds.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clittord~li C. iioliiiaii. C. S. Voor~
'ioos. l). D, Andrews, A. B. Andrews.
ii. W. Woodrow, A. P. thtol, R. W.
\l‘lllSirtilIg. (.1. M. 'l‘owlo. Boston: ll.
Porter. itt‘whostor; W. A. Power. 8. C.
Avery. .1, H. (‘ii'oosliock. Hartford: C.
R. Iicortor. Asliliiiid. (1.; Herbert Law
‘on and wife. Stamford; George S.
Bay. Norfolk, Va..; 11. 1). Arnold. Prov-
tlencc: O. i'. Grove. 1.. l). Patti. tiar-
‘ison Silvio. F. McBrltlon. D. Roy
3lowart. (‘i. .l. Magoo. John W, Thom»
is. t,‘. 1’. Wilson, '1‘. .l. Riley and wife.
\‘ow York: John '1‘. Ryan. Reed 11.
«iron, South Novwalk.
Mahackcm Flank Madden.
\lorwnlk1‘,(ircoli Siauilorui
Lomonixolll South Neiwaik.
Wells. M. 1).. Brooklyn; .1.
iltloa: S. Gl't't'tistein, Bridgeport;
3artniii. W. S. Siiirtevani. G. P. Hutch-
ns. South Norwalk; N. Koinpucr.
Hurt ford: .i. .l‘. Council, I". M. Mueller.
Boston: .1. W, Bloom. New York: C.
W. Iiiillic. Mrs. Hallie, Ritlgeiicl '.
iii-s. Curio, Cornwall: ‘1. it. Hurlbil .
Wilton: W. .l. Cunningham. Hartford;
l. B. Dunn. New Haven; Ii. that»
bridge. C. J. Knox, New York; W. E.
Stevens. i’. 0. Bacon. Detroit, Mich;
Chas. M. Parker, A. ’I‘. Ilchosero. Phil-
idolpliIu: R. liewkrotli. New York: ii.
\1. Wright. Boston: Wnit. N. Cava~
litigli. Monaco. Mass: 7A M. Dorney,
Bayonne, N. .1.; it. Docosti'o. Went
Iiraiigd N. .i. '
Soul li
Win.
( has.
Waters.
1. E.
NEW YORK.NEW uAv‘EN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
in‘ effect October 5. 1907.
80. NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A, M.-——12:58x. 5:12x, hziix. lizhl'lx,
izili. 0:60x. 8:50. 7154):. 8:18x, 8:40.
1:10x. 9:3”. 0:53, 10:5tix. 11:01.
milk.
1’. Air-42:6”. 1:10. 1:49x. 2zhlx.
:20x. 11:27. liinilt. 5:27, 0:51x. 0:37.
i:01x,7:10x. 7:51x.0:l33. 10:112.
W
Sunday.
A. M.w12:5:lx. h:l::x. :‘milx. 8:57.
liitix.
I’. his-43 o'i'x. 2 :44x. L." 't'ilx, {1:87,
3:0” 711ti,7xl'iix liz‘..i3.it.ii:t'uix.10."'l.
W
80. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
A. M——I2:08. 1:14. i:li8x.ii:18. 7:20.
32.1ii:1(ix.0:4”.10:17x. li:08x.1i:4i’i.
1'. M. ~12: 0llx.1:iti a: 23x. 4:10,
3:07x. 11:20. 0:08x, 0:30. 07.01:. it: Mix.
it. 11:21. , .
W
14v
aundoyo.
A. M.-12108,1:14.i.:58x.7::iil.0:10.
lot-it'll. ii:0llx.
1'. M.--ti:44. 7:092. 8:18x. 0:402.
"SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A M. m0: 20. ii:42.10:00x.
I’ M. ml 2o. 4. 20. 5: Pic. 0: i2. 7: iii
auntie W011?) a. in. 7:30 p. in.
DANBUNY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. hi.»~ii:iifi. 7: 20.8 8:.“ 10.102.1i250
1’. lilo-4: ltiit. ii: 38%. 0: 00
aundnyowAn iii.. 8: 02 1?. M., 0: 07,
l: 49x.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A Mawlit: 001i. 4:34it. 3:40. 0: 40.
8: 03:1. 8: 00. ll: 00 i0'02x.10.05. iiztitix.
II' M. 12: 03. 1:05. 2'01x, 2.00, 3: 20x.
“033.4 :‘400. :32. lizti2x. 0:08. 5‘. 253.
03003:. 0' 03." l 10. 7' 461:. 9' 30. 1'1th.
A6 M.-1210Ii.‘m0:i70, 7:30. 9:40x,
to: 2x. ~
Pr MI*B:04Q 6:008. 7300' 8230’.
k11:002. 4...... I
thorily In the firm of John Waunmak- ‘
Monday Oct 2!
MATINEBS TDAILYY STARTING
Real Vaudewlle
to» no; ACTS iO
HAVILAND l"AI‘IflD ”THORNTON
“THE MIGHTY DOLLAR."
Mr. Havliond implementing Mr. John
> 1 thkmllor. V
JOSEPH CALLAHAN,
Tho Ornate“ impenoniilor of Great
Men Put and Present.
8AM J. RYAN,
Late of Little Johnny Jodu 00., and
of the Vaudeville Team of
Lewis and Ryan.
ATWOOD AND TERRY.
CHEAN AND CAMPBELL.
' THE DIAMOND GIRL ‘
The American Vlugrlph Co. will
furnlohtho Merino Picture. and II-
Iuotrated 8009!.
Matlnoeo Eve Day at 2:15 P. M.
PrNICEs: -
MATlNEES lite and 20c
EVENINGS ' l0c 20c and 30c
BAXTER ABBEN
and his 8 Comodionl in travesty on
pity-Ice! culture, entitled.
FiZIKlLL KULSURE.
Miss EDITH GIBBONS.
HOYT'S THEATRE:
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28TH.
Tho Leander De Cordovo Amuumont
Company, Inc.
Presents
The. Sea-on'o Masterpiece
'HEARTS OF GOLD.
By Jay Hunt
Presented by a "Complete Colossal
. Company of Proficient Players.
Prices ......... . 100, 20c. 300 and ECG
Seats on Sale Thunday October 24th.
MUSIC rm LL
Advanced Vaudeville
Beck. Gunhy a Daiy, Lessee: and Mgr-ti.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY
EVENING, OCTOBER 21.
. Overture.
Profobsor BERT BARNISH.
Moo a. BERTMAN
Eccentrip Comedy Sketch Artiste.
MARIE DoROSSETT
Champion lady gun spinner of the
world
iLLUSTRATED SONGS—~Seiected
Mr. Carl Stump!
DALY a. DEVERE
in their laughable farce creation, in-
troduolng Mr. Daly's original char-
acter. “The Servant Girl"
THOMAS P. DUNN
Versatile Singing Comedian
REE a 31'. JOHN
Retina Instrumentatioto.
The celebrated Europeoan horizontal
‘ bar expert;
HOLMEN BROTHERS
THE ELECTROGRAPH
introducing the latent moving pictures
Every evening It 8:15
Children': Matinee 2:15 p. m.
Prices 10, 20. 30 canto.
Souvenir Day Saturdays
ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK.
NORTH MAIN 31'
South Nor-walk
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
AFTERNOON SESSIONS COMMENC-
ING FRDIAY, OCTOBER 25.
GOOOELOOR
GOOD SKATES
GOOD MUSIC
ADMISSION ......... 10 canto
‘ .. 15 canto
IEIouru..m—8~ to 1 1
NASH at YOUNGB. Proprietors.
SKATES . .
...-~-
last Auiulnnai [tension
THROUGH THE PICTURESQUE
BERKSHIRE HILLS TO
Pittefleld, Mass.
At the balloon ot the, Your When the
Autumnal Foliage PI'BICMO the
Moor Charming Natural
Pieter".
Saturday. October 26
Special blips-m Train louvre south
Norwaik. 8: 20 I. m.; Norwnik. a: 26 a.
no; Wilton. 8: 85 I. m.
Stringing to Move Pit-longer: at
rear Harrington. Stockbridgo.
Lao tutti Lennie.
not: PIT'I'BFIELD 12:15 noon.
Return Special Train Will Leave
Pitt-burg in 4:80 p. m.. diode
plnmlt Above Stations.
$1.00 ' Round 't'rlr Only $1.00
» Bpocilil 'i'icltellt wit be good only on
Special Train and Date
noon on 'rlcltiri'o. the number
of which fill by limited, must be our-
titioned be re entarin the cars, or
tesular tare will be not noted.
The New York, New Hmm Ind Hui-l.—
imi Railroad Co.
8. OJ: Col MY
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
\
«t D
styles and most desirable fabrics.
MOHDELAINE.
HERRINGBONE.
UNFINIBHED wonsreo.
PLAID BROADCLOTH.
I.
NOS.
and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
The NeWe‘St Things
ESS GOODS»
Every new runny or were either Imported or domestic tindli Ito place In our Drelis Goods Department.
The promptnesa and satisfaction with which every demand has been met in this department and the prom
porous business it has enjoyed are evidences that we are always ready with a‘compiete stock of the very latest
t. . .
PRUNELLA. READONA. ‘. i 7..
TAFFETA CLOTH. PANAMA. f, it .i .. .
mvtaiBLa PLAios. ; will
FRENCH 'rwuLLs. ”PI-”‘- "1
NOVELTY STRIPES 0R PLAIDS.
ARM‘URUMELROBE. t. '
...J
I
All in the Newest Shades and at the Lowest Possible Prices
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
“Glover's—51hr) Place"
31—..—
Far Mon and Woman.
Fail Styles lioil Reilly
' In All Leathers.
Phone 542-2.
_.____.. _
“Wear Slices That iii"
. MAGNETS
THAT ATTRACT
Trade are quality and pri::. You
will find the best goods here at
prices that are always lowest.
Read yesterday's Sentinel for full
quotations of our Annual Grocery
Sale.
luuislliseltil
GROCER.
‘ 72 North Main Street.
Tel. Call 698-2.
t
iiiiii
ilisilalinlillstiui
i
Good Coal?
Cool that burns mil?
Cool that but: well?
Cool that into well?
Cool that has little wnmt
That's the kind we aim to soil!
That's the kind we'll and you it we
got your order.
We are rudyl
Are you!
Iilli lilliiiilltl
Saturday,
Chocolate.
In addition to
FLOUR. per bag
Sweet t'itlcr.
«I Port on. Eur Nor-walk.
Sugarw-ZOibfls. $1.00
Home Potatoes. p91“ peck
jONES’ PILLSBHRY‘S. BEN HUR and GOLD MEDAL
United Grocery Co.
Oct. 26th
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
lens. Glitters. Spices. Extracts. Cocoa.
BIC” GIG.
usual checks.
|26 WiiSIllllgItill St.
South Norwailt
Phone 655-2.
””4222:
25 an
...................................... 85c
20 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR ....................... $i.oo ,
I only ixicc. 3 lbs. lot 25L. litliamc and Eclipse Milk, per
Snow and King Apples. Cilii- {0“-
(chcu anti itipc 'i'tuualocs. QWW‘H'”
-. . . . i llliliikiilh‘.
t dilllilt)\\t'l. (. . .
-. ‘ _ it'dpt'h.
tuccu Loin. (. t'lt‘l')‘.
.\' cw Figs.
M. Epstqéi‘i.‘
Tartan-120040. Main 8!..Bo.Nor.To|14l
'l‘iio Nov It cw‘ Whal' s litigabtio
this hole?"
The Votcran—-“Il\igaboo'.’ \‘ou int-mi
liogic. don't you?"
The Novicc-“i)h, you; but what's
the odds. i know it, was smoothing to
do with soaring clilltlrcli."--l’uck.
”Slimelliiiltigio Hils‘
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
15 cents.
liown In the Old tilieri'y tiroiinrd.
llilly Dotti. Don! Ito So Aiiuii. lied
Wing (soils). Bye Bye Dentin. ln Mon
key Mind. lliirrigun. by (ion M. (to
ban ’I‘liat' s tirallindo. 'Iwo illnc it) you.
lllplnlilium Johnson and oiiicru.
Williliguvlinili,
MUSIC STORE
Donovan Block. 132 Wllhlnuton at.
Agent tor Cruconi Laundry.
not...
further Anticipation.
Notice to hereby given that the
Council of thin oily prepares. at Its
next regular meeting. to be held on
the 4th day of November. 1907. at it
oclook p. m. to appropriate the sum
ct 11.000 to the Health Department or
this city, for current expanses of cold
department. said appropriation being
in addition to the appropriation for
said “pertinent mode at tho adjourned
annual oily meeting for the current
mheath Norwnilt. Oct. 21 190‘?
Per order of the Council.
too am it. 'i‘A'ltmR.
021 iii. City Clerk.
for
'Wlii do you insist on having your
danghim learn to play the piano?"
“Because." answered the kind fath-
oi'. “she may have to live. in an apart.-
ilicnt house homo tiny, and i want. her
to be able to hold her own in the
noise compotlllou."——\i’ualiiiigton Star.
The picnlool sermons are those out-
HIIII: oi ilciitotltolt
United American Opticians
9.3"
HOYT'R THEATRE BLOCK.
Export Eye tipaciolm In Attendance.
Hours—«B o. in. On. on; Cowl--
day. 10 p.m
Factory. 110 Ear! 23rd BL, N. Y.
to. tilt until his
The Reed 82 Volt:
Electrical Co.
thiroptaoiiu Minimums
is Needed. ASnre lloliof
Thousands MW canes pronounced in»
curable have yielded to chiropractic
adjustments when evaluating em in
failed. Give the chiropractor the or»
normally to prove that. you are our»
hie. .41 acute attention: are removbg
by one or two Minimal:
ileum» almost. miraculoul. Title Iona
marinate. ”wagon...” or rubbing. Como.
Hoviilhd 084mm,! 84 will? Mouton it.
000! viii Namath, Conn.
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