/'
”"M
. ”the, total amount of money approp-
I ed their intention to participate must
)pr licihfl‘llllg‘l u-Ir IhI- iv proportion of the
'wlao Io impaI'I a lililII information in
i outrun:
. low durum when I would plainly notion
, III: mmhw mums. l mu mount:
' . (Militia an arm nppoutunllymirli
mm “grills” Pitta to all h ‘
. Vb
,IIIWith tho announrtimout of tho nl "
linear or military for good roads,
rnnrlsiiionerf- MacQonnld hpri 5a an: ting
,lip’wiug circ‘ tar letter to "tlie 6hr
Iéala‘ctrnou
.I share at tho appropriation
Gentlemen: ~I‘~'.~-~iu acoordan
. opter 2M Ul‘ the Public .
07 entitled an "act II-oIrII
inaprovemoni oi publiii ro
the to say that your town having in
uncordance with tho provisions bf that
t. legally applied tor state aid, by
fit to oi tho power Iorri'el'red on me,
hereby make the first allotment to
your town in accordance with said
alw, for tho years, 1907 and 1908.
Under tho provisions or this law
ted torIIh so of the several towns
Inontmo in any one'
or.) .hh‘wover allow: tlha
one there was made Itih‘iiilh’le.‘ Sl.‘ -
. towns in the
Inlander‘. this first allotment.
towns having been generally
Illjtli’iéd ‘a‘ndI fully equip ad with a. copy
til . 'tathu and
llo‘wéd tomo- '
iii may be reasonably assumed
“air thorn Iowan than, hallo not. doclnl‘y
naval1 Ialreu anon action with a full
, ledgé hi the facts in roiotlou to
' aunts and privileges in the mat-'
1;}: an evidence of the fact tirat
’t in Jivtére II‘quMppeti width full in-
formation, it is only necessary for in?
to reluté the met our 161 out of a total
of 108 towua—~ flip ‘lvirole hurriber- of
towns in lllH statéwhnvo legally all.
piled for an appropriation on the ba
sis of the state pining three quarters
o? the expense of construction, and 83'
will be entitled ‘to. «receivu sewn.
elrhiha 01‘ the oxpéuse oi constructoiu
for on work provided for by the state.
and for which an appr‘opliatlon wan
made The total amount of money up
pl'iI-d for by the Hit towns in ac~ror
dance. with their votes on file in nu
urine Was 32 2180th being in excess‘
olI Iii-hep appropriation $1, 318,000. ‘50 it
\IiIa uére’usary Io scale down all the
tourrs voting more than $5, 000 no as
nu, to r-xmd the million dollar limit.
While the total aurount of the ap-
Dirilllliiilml by tho atnto is 3‘1 000, 000
More is to no addrd to thisgmrount
tlII-I sum of $224,000, which is the urn-
OIIIII adorning rIoIrI iii a '\II ll loans
oxpoIIsus oi' I-oIraIIIIIItion in decor-
draw with the pr ovraious of Chapter
264. Theraiolv. lllt' total amount of
money availa' II; In t‘\lit'lltl during the
next two II .lr'..~ lI_\ lhI liii towns which.
applied ulll lit‘ $1. 224 800. The excbsa‘
over-the (mu million dollars;$22i,000,
in the amount or money that it to be
paid back to tho atate by the several
towns partiI-ipating in tho appr-or‘iria
lion, after the work has boon finished
andidccopiod by the stair iirletoioro.
under the former law all towns were
obligritrd to pay the entire mucosa in
crrrl‘éd in tho construction to the can-
traction-altar which the state reim-
bursed the towns to the txielll. of the
proportion :rlloIIIId to tho Iowna by the
state You all! llOllt‘i' ililll in tho. pre
arnt‘iaw this arrangornrnt has all
been changod. the triple, under Chapter
264~lhe prcaent law ~pnriug the trill
amount due under the throw of the
contract, other which, the town paya
its proportion of the expense hark to
the state altar the work has boon
Iinali accepted by the aorta. With
this little éxpiiinotinn towns will ful-
ly under laud their right» and pI'lvi
logos in I «matter and will know 1qu
how Ilia law in to operate under the
pro-aunt plan.
The niloInIant to your town under
Ulraptor 264 in PM ...-.. (if this
amount the airrto la obligated to pay
3...“--- ..-.-. IIIIII tho pxpunar of your
town under thin IlilllilgI'llllilil will be
l’itllill‘pu iI mighI be
III-mad to iurmI-r appropriations. in
thin IIIInIrI-IIIIIIII allow air In any that
IlIiuInllothI-ut ia auntie illiilt‘l' lhIiI pm-
im‘l'OLD. lNJlJRY.
To 80th Nor-mill, People. as it is
Iii-mime Throughout the hand.
i NonlnI-IIIIII n biiil liuIIiI.
‘ Not trying to radon antennae.
Brion 'nnlold injury to the human
ayatam.
Fullerton In “I? walla or hankncho
Aral “Hilary alumina dinbotmr,
Bright: alumni .
Let a 301th Norwnlk ultirioa loll oi.
a bonus Norwnik aura.
Mra. Ii. Morrolll. oi: Ill North Main
lit... South Norwalln (loan aaya: "
got rid or indoor: Whilli and NH at
to Mama by billing Donna Kimmy
rilia. altar all other militiamen ‘ Illiitl
tailed to Iran the. I: had the trouble
tor throo yearn and was often in nor
root minor yiwttlr the non mu uni-nail
the iIlIinyII, mtiililolfllIlthIfl'p Indira
who» mooning and a! Mylar .Imd
urinary ., mum 0mm
I'moa II that I uhtlii'ld tin-M boon
in trial Ira-Into at all lint moduli Ilia,
house. A trimi told out about boon ii
itidnml’illa and I out drum III; biota
bill's Drag Elvira. l hurl IalIeri only your
,,,,,
mm Italy warp mailing.
mar-ma my bIII-II and mainland
valuaiiiaw Whittle”
r uric by all denim. PIIIII», oi
ml It‘l'oitérwflllhuitli (30., prim mag-
York, solo agents tor tho parrot?
i‘ earth town ”applying .
tI ho lav
‘ éyrrent'and the next ensuing year-3’ '
jjfipl'opriatiou to be uaed by any town.
i
1 Ian. «lawman power.
leader in liter" :1
and should be
If you want
Scribner s.
C RIIlSNl Ilt'S‘MAG AZ'lNlII Heavily
the most popul Ir and most widely
talked of magazine of its dues In
America -——-tlIc acknowledged
I and mouth tortures. lo
enumerate the author}; ul’roSe work has
appeared to it would be to name the lore-
Inost of the worlds latteru (lay Will'ers.
The drawings reprodugcd III Its pages—-
many of them t"()Sll_\ I'o' or pr irrtirrgsAexeru—
plify the highest standards of modern art
SCl‘ll)llei",S the thItallv Ainerican high-
grade irragazirre, has a plan: at every borne
ill your home. Not occap~
ionally butregulally The twelve numbers
4 will give you as much reading as a library
shelf of books. ‘
the best work of the leading
illustrators from all over the world and the. .
finest color rcproductrous~subscrrbe air
0
III.»
I‘\'
' OR l908-8cr ibuer’s
niwaYs been diatiuuuis
short fiction, and It has for the
cpuripg yo oar. a giant number of
sto‘iles and Other cuntriliutroos that will Well
suatarn its traditions. . Among. the authors
who will. be rcprcsorrted are lohn Fox, Illa,
‘L ‘1 lolidw‘o’d within the 'Iihy ior vi. a do I‘
labor of
Ili‘lro‘ block
Mn‘gazine has
ed by its
author of “ The Little Shepherd of Kingdom
C ome,”
L:
' . [damn ...
Lloyd rod john-s ll
l
or any other countr
Such artists as
F. alter Ta
Castaigne,F
gomery blag,
; of recognizer ability.
I,
ECylor, W.
ward Pen
The many featuiés in store for 1908 will make J‘cribncr‘s conspicuous among
magazines. Jeud for a complain Illustrated prospectus before deciding upon
your magazine far next year. Make sure of every number by subscribing noiu
Arthur Cosslctt Smith, Thomas
Nelson Page, Rinllard Harding Davis Jesse
nclr Whitman, Katha rneI Holland Brown,
honors Cotton, NéIsOn
Connolly; :
In point of illustrating Scribner 5 stands
easily at the head of all palpitations In 1: rs
- arrison Fisher, Frank , f-
Bran wyn,l‘.-C..,Yoh,u N.C.Wye,th
.Ayiward, Andre
eid, lorries Mont-
Alonzo Kimball and others 4 .
iii
visions of ClIaptI-r 264““llll,’ rIIIw good
roads law. Any other appropriation.
or balance of an amrr‘oprlniion hero
torore made, that has not an wt bIIIIn
éxteuderi will remain an a poaaoaslou
and privilege of the town to \\'lll(‘ll
said appropriation was maria, but Ibo
expenditure of forum appropriations:
will be under the old lun, known as
Clutter 232. and must (Ollll)l\ wlIlI
all of tin obligations and II'IIIIIIIIIIIIIrInIa
anti any blililm‘o that Inui IIIuralu all]
be used for the original purposo 0qu
probendod IIIIIlIII tho law lllltlt‘i “turn
the appropriation wan llllldi‘ AI ilria}
time it might be wall to any that IpIIIs
lions may arise in regard to ill“
itIrIie given to tho towns in tho mat
‘ter of the choice of the auction or avo-
tiorra, or‘ highways to be improved
under Chapter mil—the prearnt law an-
der which we are to operate with the
new appropriation. "i‘bo law in this
particular very plainly indicators its
own interpretation and l rraportitully
refer to Suction 6:
Section 8.7119 term “public. road."
as hard in this act, shall ho corriur'lwd
to moan and Include only a main high
way leading from one town to anoth-
or The highway commiasionor ahali
In his approval of aoctlomr of highway
to be Improved profornbiy use the ap-
proprtntion on moon upon which the
atate has been astounding moary aluco
18805
‘80 that all Iowna will are that. tho
oomrullraionbr la-dhncwd In his deciI
olon and la coutrollrd apoutilcally in
regard to the location of improve-
manta to be made on hinhwaya upon
ybioh the appropriation III to be a:-
pended In this connection allow mo
to any that no npoollic part of any
tummy to be improved In nomad, nor
L in my particular highway in your
litivm mentioned. Thu law directs that
this money shall bu expended upon
thaw mini that tho Mate has boon
mating upon for the part 12 yearn.
naturally,
Wild b! Idvon to tho oommlllnlonor in
m Iowa that: turn only within a my
roman-Imam or Iluio accepted Ila-Ia
aid. on In which only a part or route
rtiouiiir highway burr boon improved
{downturn Mirna there might be in
blowout: primal main highwnyri
bluntly Important upon which the arm
hall m an Improvement. hold high
litiiyri Iairy with nominating links with
tho «mo rm! in adjoining towna.
Tibia allay. ‘miaid' lip an intelligent
inclination“ by ray department oi
the Iaterprotttlon of the low In tor ro-
teranca to this aim of towns Bat
partition it might. be udviniila tor me
to any in but volitional do Ila heart»!
on thin quasuhiiiiltlmin highway»
that am triplicate up immoral! loo.
urn hurrah-any boon baht on the min
arimtm of travel in tho state but In
middleman to popular clamor in the
(Rim: or nor man; It mayoral
(Wm mum it
Willa urani- momma» 5:1,,
It on a?»
.al
xi rial i or leproitriurirvi‘la Initial
[mod is; lilatour Italic-Iv and tony drama
Mill!
W
in: .thnt the mate has been operating or
CHARLEJ‘ JCRIBNER'J‘ J‘ONJ‘, Publishers, New York
Various upproprlaih a. In to iIIrproVII
all of tho main iiglrwaya runninr
through the toupII-I. rims I'ouru‘ctiug IIII
Iowua one with the atom: 'l‘lIII perfec-
tion of this plan can beat bti attained
by working conrurtodly and in lllll‘
rnouy with each pillar in the.- oxpondi
lure of lllt‘ HpIIIIial appropriation for
lllt‘ main urinates on rho part or . IthI.
state in connection with the runner-
apportioned directly to the loans it
tho perfecting of their. ayaterna l aha]
he ran glad to root-iva aIrgxiar-Itlolrrj
i'l()lil llrII boarda of aoleclln'o'rr in rr
ft‘l‘iéllct’l to the wishes of their towns
'llroplo an to wIlIiciI one of tin» rand:
receives theI moat popular favor til
ways bearing lII mind the importan-
thought in tho improvement of tin
highways of giving Inc- Intuit ronai
duration to those particular highway:
that how to suatuiu the greatest am
ount ol‘ tr.IIvol ln 0_lll(‘l words gently
men I have had pinned betore me at
arduous duty under this now law, em
bracing as it (loud not only Iir‘o IIou
structlon of all new roadaI but aim
the chrotilitln of all road“! constructed
duringl'tiiq st 12 years, and l dhali
hood. and" about, your hearty rooprrn
tion in whirring that which in volume
bended under “this law.
So as to impart as much lntormu
tiou an poaaibio in thin letter allow m
to any that l‘ intend from now untl
apring In use Illi tho av‘allablo time i
have III making the choice or rondr
and preparing aurvevn upon tho roadr
whlvh wo contemplate improving in
all or the lowna that have made appli
ration for an appr iriatlon for iiII
Improvement to their highwaya, an In
to get. into active operation an rariy
in thI aprln an in poanlhlo Among
the many av genitourinary In thI
appropriation IIm or thin new law, pm
of tho boat provinlona in that all up
propriutiona lira continuoua for several
yours and an town will bu IIudor tlrI
aintirtu of limitation In regard to my
appropriation, lit! wua tlru cIIaII under
aornI- of tho ti ItlltII' lawn. Borer-III
townrr burn all «II this urination, and
perhaps it would be adviaabie to an
war It In this iottur: Can any port at
the money apportioned to tire Iowm
under thin appropriation be used tor
mailing ropnirii on any atato‘ road!
That is. any road that baa been built
horotoioio and to which Ibu statI- hIIr
contributed a par of the expound?
The answer to that question Ia: Not
one dollar of arty bluntly irom thlII ap
poncho pavilions iii “a
onion buildings 026 glories ixh dim
taming a thouaund once»: otolrr dov-
arlnx n my block, containing: 1,400
rooms; may, vary many, painted with
the L. It 1!.
Machinery produces L. a: M4 Point
at 50 times long coat for labor than if
made by hand. -
Igallona till it. Inbred with it
gallons Linseed Oil, bought fresh from
the barrel at about. in «his our nation
pinball 7 about: or Mt at. a coat» oi
”T i mama led In 1 vi
NAM“ “I“ “A” no:
i I I; was WW
thou.” lit It willow providtl II ' 4
i evil. and harem maria II special
WM 3:- I mm mile and
loss than $1.20 per cation.
ll! any,1 detect axial: In L. “In M Point,
'l
atlo hm“ trim iii “ground toI
hail. Ill Dow. Booth Nor-
bktflbiaa liardmra
(layer a. a
row. bouillon
hold by
wrath: lluti obit
,. w.
marl;
“thrill
proprlation that has been allotted to
any town in the atua- can be used [or
rapsiring any state road. A rspoclal
appropriation ot $25,000 has been made
for that plil‘poilP, and in addition. titer-b
Will be some more money from auto-
mobile liIsIIrIsea available for road rII-
rairing.. Repairs to ho made on Siult‘
roads will bII paid for from tho firnda
In created and of Ihu money expanded
a any town for IbII repairing or any
IIIIIII road outilourtlr of said t‘Xpl’llH-‘
IiIIIll‘ be lroI‘IIII by llll‘ town.
it might bII Well to sinlu right. hIIr-III
Irhilr.I we aro IlWIIlllIig for the IIIonroIII
III tlrii-I ([lii‘l-illtill of repairs, that till-
:llill‘l which was aIInt out to all boards
if aI-lecIInIIu should be filled out and
"attuned to this other as promptly
i8 possiblu Willi the bug? amount.
of business i have In blind now, in
vohlng the making or surveys and let
ling contracts a large. portion of my
iilmI will bo taken up, and now when
urtiIII. opurationa lll IonstrIIItion will
"nurse. i shall hartI a little morn time
o spend ill tho olllcv than when road
lonatrnctiou “an in program: all over
he atuiII. it to lay doairo to have all
of my time orrupicd an 'proiitahly as
possible tor n('ll\'t‘ oporatiou in the
spring. This qllestloo of repairs in a
very important one and l desire to
have as much time III-I possible to nor-
fact my plans.
May l oak ovary town In the plain
to aaalut lliil towardn this and?
$100 REWARD, 6100.
Thu IIIIIIII-Ia or thin panII will bu
pleased to lIIaIII that ”win is at input
are drrndIId dbwnau that aclcncu lrua
neon Mild to rare iIr all ita atagva.
Ind thin in (latnrrir. Hall's CutarrlI
Cure in tho only positive ouro now
‘Inner to lllit IIII-Illrnl l‘rntcrnity. Cri-
Inrrlr lining II ronatltutionnl diaraao, l‘i'I
Iruii'ea n IIorratituIlonIIl trIIIItInonI
llall'a Catarrh (lure in urban lair-rubl-
ly, acting directly upon lilo blood and
mucous IIurl‘IIIIIIa of tho ayIIII-ur. llli‘l't‘
by Ilcatrolina the foundation of tho
Illaunar and giving tho pullout
Itrongllr by building up the uonalltu-
lion and punishing nature in doing its
work. '1‘ boa proprlatora have no much
faith in its curative powers that they
pltor Ono Hundred Dollars for any
cane that it fails to euro. 80nd ioI
list of testimonials.
do. Adodreaa F‘ .l CHENEY a 00., ’i‘oloI
Sold by all Dr uggiata. 750.
Take Hall’s Family Film for combi-
nation. , _., ...;
l
3038 MOTHER NOR “00000-
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 2.—-Another
chapter in the dispute over the proper-
iy of Frederick 0. Maronworih, who
hurl atrod'his mother, pitta flunrdi an it,
toxin: that she appropri ntedh bin
or his eatuto, was opened balore Judge
hindloy in the probate court yoatard y.
Mr Wunworih may trillion the rig
to appeal from the acceptance of (lift
account of his mother, which was Iliad
in the probate north I only yearn a II.
from readout want an on and the
haunt will so In; our the Superior
than in osmium... r. Laurenworih.
claims to have lost no. 000 an the re
unit of tho former action or the court
“Starting the accounting of his mo-
"sr.’
W
.. “What iii your typovn‘iior'a spoon?"
"Well i 'ohoIIlIi any at tho rain of some
aixty inmates a initiate."
M‘« a “In
l’laiatod'a Drug Store,
who in
., ‘ ‘ ’ II . . , 1
25 A Suggestions—Whoa{bookiuu a'gifr ‘IIihéideI a year's subscription to Scribner's flue:
(CM! Magnum thus assuring the recipient of— your IeIogIIIIIou of the best in literature and Dona“ .
art. Split a pill is sure Io be a pleasing monthly reminder of the giver. T hree dollars
9 'can buy nothing more :IIIIrepIable In any person {oration-mum. A handsome ceniii-I '
Number care of subscription will be sent without charge upon request. Year
I
fl” ‘ V l . . i i
Subscribe Ibrougb authorized agents, nemsdcalers, or direct to I
l.
W:
ANOTHER POPE RECEIVER. ,
HARTFORD, Nov. {tr—George W.
Yule, of Kerrosha, Win. was yesterday
appointed permanent. corecoivcr with
captain Albert. 1.. Pope for the Pope
Manufacturing Company and the state
of Connecticut. Mr. Yule has already
linen named as permanent receiver in
New Jersey. the home of the corn
poratiorr. A joint bond of $20,000 is
called for by today's proceedings.
The recerrverslrip matter came up on
a number or motions before Judge
Ralph Wheeler in the Superior Court.
including the naming of permanent re-
(‘L'lV'l‘lB The court allowed theI tern-
poi-Imv rIIroIIer $2 500 for his services
and the a pr‘aiaers were each allowed
$1000. he inventory tiled was ac
copied and a motion for separation or.
the proceeds of Massachusetts and
Maryland recoivableu Ivan granted, it
was by agreement of the creditors that
the IIo~receivIn~ was named today as
they were desirous of having their in-
terrain looked after by some one not
directly associated with thoI Innuage~
meat of the company.
'l‘ho postmaster oi' (lusconado. Mo,
Daniel A. Bush. says. "i cannot say
too mrrch for your Kidney & Bladder
Pills. I feel like a new man." Dc-
Witt'a «Kidney and Bladder Pills are
sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. "
NORTHERN PACIFIC CARRYING
LUMBER.
BEIJJNGHAM, Washington,
Nov.
2.I~'i‘lIII order or the Northern Pacific 4
iiulliorrdI refusing to bill out any ("ur-
louda of lumber from tho. Northwoat
was in furor just one day. boat night
lilo ("‘de Was rescinded The North
rm Pacific will now accept lumbar
Hirlpirrrnta at thII new rate. but will
not no able to collect the tar"! pood-
liur Ibo duration or the “vibratory! (him-
uIIIrIIu rlrnrrmlaaiou.
*n—mmumw
THE new PURE noon AND "DRUG
We are pioaaoa to announce that lilo
lay a Honey and. Tar for cgrgho, cold 8
and lung II'IoabIeII la not all cted bytb a
National Pure Food and Drug Law as
it contains no opinion or other harm-
i'IIi drugs. and we recommend it an II
aai‘o romody for children rd
ndulta. The Clifford Pharmacy fl‘il
w
FEARFUL WRIGK AVIRTID.
MNh‘ililD Nov. 2.—-'I‘ho Barton ax-
prom ovar tire Ongtrai New England
hallway nor roiny heaped being hurt-
ad ovora ab toot embankment Into II
dam yoatorday afternoon by reason of
bin: or I domain onvtlre ten-
der at a locomotive!“ the train was
rounding a curve between Word Wins-
ton and Wlnated .
,. in; . 4.1.7
PR.” OURED A‘i' HOME IN NEW
ARBORRTION WITHIN), 1
it you suitor from planning Itohinjs,
Ilud"or protruding pliers. hand me
our trddriirisl It I will tell you how
to euro main at Ironic by the new
absorption treatment; and will Irina
for trial with marrow from
own identity it' fondant-no unfair llltttl
relief and permanent para attained,
Item! no money. but Ioibotattrra at this
otter Write today to Miro. llama
man, no: II. Nana Dania, lad "
send some or this homo treatment [mail of! tIri‘It'Ilrd'.
. drugglst.
free.‘
. America, to pass on- the question of
.‘ allowing more girls to be registered
.many rrrarrlagqs that the trimming
EVERY loam trial
HALOWEiEND IIIIA‘ ll: AIINIwiI.
. ”all: raw. or“ trim '
Arnuunrnoat for annual“ and
alluidrn.
s
‘ ,, grown up about
coil in the‘ (mine of the Hat
pas station to Ilia aria
n pundit utopia It it
liiug (loath of soar
in any. intalliuvnt (ion notion
unplug}; ol‘ clock
= litter. in so who
bars will?“ ad the notions of that timo—
pieoé too it was moved i‘i‘oin the
onion {armor down town to the pres-
rayon Dnribr‘rry tiltipnIOh‘I to ,thh Wit
Iieil.
following lilot death of a
(mo of the two irniolrn‘.
stopped Monday night Imps 2lat tilt)
at 10 minutes before 9 o’clock. James
‘i. Know or l‘ien‘vé‘l“ muck a’ lair mak-
or died '1‘ howdy morniirllr at 8 o‘clock
utter on "linear; ot‘ several lnorrtb's.
A lIlA‘RD DEBT TO PAY. 4.
"“I owe Ia debt or giliiltude‘ that can
never be paid oil." wrltéa G. S. Clark,
of Westlicid. intro “for my rehcue
from“ death by Dr King’ a New Discov~
ory Both lung‘s were so nerloualy at»
when l commended taking New Dis-I
oovi‘a‘ry. The Ominous dry, hacking
. cough quit before the first bottle was ,
used. and two more bottles made a.
obmplete cure."
colds and all throat and lung com-
plaints. Guaranteéd by F. H. Baxter,
500 and $1.00. Trial bottle
w
roo MANY ‘Mnnnlaoéé.
cal oi the. United Hatters of North
no trimmers Thom have Web so
departments in the- big but factories,
are sadly crippled. The number at
, girlri in these dopartmenta under the
I present rule"tlitn‘ be increased only
Your a year and. it rI-doaired to amend
; the rule as the Inn iiIrinintrirera are beI,
4 ing hull by their
inability to declare
snfliciont trimmers:
Sh do n
nomad. dumb!
Monday Event“.
SWPMY- IF
. 3 vs .
- UULDM‘LS.
”FIVE," ' Iain-nu. 'I
PRE-Ll‘MlNARY GAME'
MONTAUKS VI. NUTMEGS
opening garage.
The local Company F team will an
pear at the Norwaik Armory every
Monday night through the winter
Following the usual custom, there
will be dancing free to all after the
games are over, until 12 unlock, and
the managgmeut of The Connecticut
ADMlSSlON, 25 cents.
Preliminary Gammon: at o o'clock.
I. Danninqmrorn to to 12, fore. '
biépbs ran
nadir. ' 1a...
In! Morris: amnion
adv. .. Isl.
DANGNE EVERY EVENING
VARIED ENTERTAINMENT
sul.‘ " emI'.
' ; Lbilll‘ Wok: tho batting trader.“ Whotiier’or at
out pinup in tho a("lperu liouse Illlock, -. -.
orbuly American, doriuro4 that wltlr- I
1 out. exception every time it h a stop- 1. -
formant once or twice or on the ,
‘ d
técted that death Seemed imminent,I
Nothing has ever
equaled New Discovery for coughs. .
I
W
There was a conference on ootoher. ’3
17 between the outliers of the Hat
: Trimniera' Union and the-Orange lo.
walnut the fastest teams that can be .
. secured. ‘ '
- obi
hp edges? Ii‘tito' souta'oho along the
lid dues to novel to loose threads and
you will probably find that you like
tho at than ever. By the
IT ‘ I has its compensa-
“t ill in Olin of them, that
one aomutirnea enioya the second ada-
aonIoi wenr'ipaybottou than the tlrltt.
CHIGHESTER’S PILLS
a o :ootbnr {I
thin! l
.. ......liiv‘n
um him I: But. Slit-It. Always ertho
l liliUiililSl'S EVERYWHERE
lightning bands tray all
In AMUSEMENTS D
HDYT’ S THEATRE.
. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2,
Matinee and Night.
The management takes unusual picns~
are in announcing .
‘l‘lriE RQBK COMPANY'S SUPERB
PRODUCTION
The most IlIecis-
ive. absolutely
undisputed, un-
paralleled mus-
lcal comedy suc-
cess ever re.
corded in tho
history of the
American “acre.
The iliimitably
bright, brilliant,
beautiful
I
“Pay Me for the , ‘
Pants.” ‘ fl " '
COMING 'I'HIIOI
‘ R
IBy Geo. V. Hg
A Great "Big
Faultless Com- .
party of Corned-II
tans, Singers,
Dance", includn ,
lay a “stunning“
Chow. and Bai.
let. '
Scenery, "co
lumen and other”
effects of the utk
moat splendor. .;
A veritable feast
canoe.
“it Must Be Love"
Sale begins Tun-day, Oct. 29, 8 II. III.
PRICES:
Matinee '. .......... .-..25, 35, 50, 75°
Evening ............ 25, 50, 75:, $1.00
.J
Co. has agreed .to. have a car leave Int 4 rows in Orchestra, $1. 50.
for .Wlnnipauk after dancing it over. '
N. B.—Reservo seats for matinee
and evening for "this Ienga‘gement.
WW
HOYT’ S THEATRE
ENTIRE WEEKMOIéflMENCING NO-
ADAM GOOD COMPANY
DANNY “inhuman
THE PLAYS.
Evenings.
Mondaym'l‘he College Gill.
Tuesday—A Tenth Banger
Wednehday—The Railroad King,
._ Thursday—A country may
1 Friday—Jl’he a'yw‘nr'd Son.
Saturday ——McKennn’ s Flirtation.
Mailman.
Wednesday—The Delmar Handicap.
SaturdayI—IPrinceIs of Patches.
sham Vaudeville Novaltlu.
Elaborate Scenic and ElacII-io Effects.
POPULAR PRlcEOJ-toc, 200. 30c;
tint Mur- row: In orob‘uira 60c.
Sale of My Articles. Illillll
more moraine I‘IIIII ICE
cobalt.
In,
. Hut,
Ndlt‘l‘mmlm :1
£03th Namibia
' Noah and Yunnan, Propp
0m EVERY “RING.
'Houril‘z Etc 6 in iii ll-i‘hm
A print» in nu» moat comical continua
and Illa bout ordained, Ironplr. 4
Friday, Nov. at. opurrl‘hp of basket
adamant Va. or. Loam.
t
l
l
Preliminary ”It“? s p. m.
€881?“ "(21128
”6630 MUSIC.
ADMMMON. .....II.....I‘...."liOIIbltita
taKATfiiinusurrnlrluoa156.n"‘
I.
In
Seat: on sale at Box dines cartr-
mcnclnp Thursdiy, October 31.
insult 'Li'oiéh'r'rréuér'. ”
Thin coupon. laminar with 15
. or 25 coma, will purchase a choice
4. “Hervedraeat for “‘3‘: Nondaéove-
a pa per prnrnnce, .1) no It at
. Advance Sole any “mongol In it p.
. m. Monday. .
noon ro'a LADlKQ ONLY.
0
a
I
a
o
n
o
o
50th "Wilt. 20min. I
Advaircdl Vaudeville
Bock, Gantry III baly, Masons and
Work mammal???“ gladly Evanlnm
-
pnorungll pita? Mama.
lir’lperih pariah “Wilde”.
aim man. .
ILLusghn‘l‘ituo sodas,
up in
our“ no mourn.
’l‘ha Merry Millilciil Marina».
ummwea.
Vocaliiit. ,
ATTWOOD t PERRY,
Comedians.
MILL! Vic‘I‘ORIA.
And Her melons Dogs ‘
ILIG OGRAPH, ,
lntrodtrclng Ilia I';I.atuar‘ Moving
i’iuturta. I
Every IQN It. ”blah. , 2 15
you. I no p, m,
ll‘liiltl 13.5.“. ‘;....... daunting
Olav/Inn my mum.
Norwalk Chronicler