Ivor III or A‘ II or
LIOQI'I'T"
438th?” QQtlIndy,
‘ 1.. meme...
beetle was has retinal-tun: rel.
cum in Kntonhh, N. Y.‘
“If“.
Miss Margaret lintohntan has return
ed from a visit to Short Beuch.’
\
' Mr. and Mrs. Burr Beach and Miss
Glad” Beach have been visiting rela-
tires in Nuugutucit.
The W Clan of young men
will meet tanorrow at 12 ocIocIt’ in
,Ité Imam Church The topic will
be thontworid's greatest athlete and
his pro ,fatuoua achieyerneut, during
which 4. be bleachers fall down and
than Mantis oi the spectators are
killed-Ba fatal darling of' a Pagan
thhksgiving. All men are cordially
invited to attend these meetings anti
take part in the discussion.
_ A very.pleasaut entertainment with
circa yesterday afternoon at The
t'hrint Church Mission on Van Zamlt
street by the pupil: of Mrs Frederitk
M. Wheeler’s and Miss Jessie lv'ant-II
I'r's Sunday school classes A musical
and literary program was rendered and
the children enjoyed a "Jack Horncr
l’lc." which was a feature oi the oc
canton. Refreshment» wore served at
the close of the program and a very
enjoyable time resulted. The ‘pro-
retain ofthc entertainment will be do.»
voted to tarnishing the new Sunday
school room, when the new church is
built on Gregory QQBouIevaI-d.
NB-WAYTON.
, liowa y ion M cl hodlst Epiucopai
Church—Morning service, 10:30; Salt
bath school at 2 p, m; Epworth
League and Christian Endeavor Snele
Iy union service at 6:15 p. m.,. in chap-
t‘I. Preaching service at 7 p. m; - Paw
Ior will preach at both morning and
evening services. . OABTORI
._.__.,_... . . M... ihtlttlorllrn {aim
The dilicléi‘i'i of‘iIi'd'I'ioil'aYlb‘li' It'r'lbo.‘ m
Library are anxious to recover the d .'
book which was loot by a little girl. in
Rowayton avenue. near the library.
The library's book plate on the inside
'of the cover will make it easily recog-
nizable. if anyone can give informa-
tion concerning it. will he or aha kind-
lyreportr it to the library at once?
Ituwa'yton ‘Iiaptlnt church, lit-v.
Frank i' iirown, 'pastor-Servit-cn
"kill a. In. and 7:10 p. In. Subject
of morning sertIIoIt Thr- Glory oi iilt'
i3ItIttIIIoItpint.t-; i'Hiiliifl sermon topic
The Soul's Anchor, an evangelistic
norrhzc; singing by the trio. (tom-
"tuition of the Lord's Supper follow
the evening It'l'tict':~ lliblt' wIImIl fol:
loerQ. morning service; .iIInioI limit-In-
or. 1: 30 p m.: at ti: .l5 monthly union
not?" low of Eponth [wagon and (Ili'lli
Iinu Endeavor Society, in Methodist
('hurclt. Tuesday t-vonlng at 3 o'clock,
Ifitii. mansion for the discussion of tin
immigration problem. 'i‘hurrttiay, 732:0
p. rII., happy hour- service, fniityu'tvd
by a lneoting of the executive board.
Saturday at 7:30 p. nI.. Itteeting iII
parsonage for social conversation and
prayer.
DA'RIEN AND N—Jaorou.
in Dario". last. week. tlwrtv ware
ill'Vt‘n sales of real estate and mort-
L'nges recorded at $4,000. The traits-
tors were as follows: Mary I'ztflilli
to Anton Nordin. Leroy avenue. .\'.
H. Finch and Ellen Donaldaon. high
nay James Hindiey to W. “Finch
West at'0.nue A. N. Phillips to i". (Y,
Taylor. land. H. D. Weed, exr. to i‘.
ll. (‘hnrldertom Noroton. Adeline S
Weed to Louise 3. Wilson. Old ('on-
necticut Turnpike. 'et al t2i.
wesTP‘Oar.
Mrs Walter Gould is entertaining
her brother Irom Brooklyn.”
0
William Doollng has removed his
family to Saugatuck..
litre. William J, Wood recently 1'"
tcriulned the t‘nrt'cnt. Event» ilnb. Q.
Mr. and Mrs. William Seldt. and
children passed Thursday in ”fill?"
W! i.
Mrn Morris Mills and two was halt:
returned from a visit in Port Cheater.
N. T. .
The .lorteph Sherwood librnn will
rwgm closed to the violin until the
..._~.m ..._..
NI‘II antennae, teacher in Boat nan.
wattle! “MOI. is passing her vacation
in New York.
id's“? Charles Lewis, or titer-Ito
Prim ls coloring his later vacation
In New Daron. __ out
Port-taster. . Harris will ad
‘tlrestttilgmiw «link. on
'5 ma the PM («w-+- '
Mfi‘t‘l‘rm been
mic: mm mow-M
in Motor
has returned to l nicoti-
94
a few days_ of friends in BringQ t. .
' at her home in Easton, this “I
house and land at the late John C III:
‘ lIIIvI- airport an trntlriy new quot'
1
Boston.
W
Miss Mary Hamilton is apeudl
week at her hours
family Intent
W, Pilot/hut
Thanksgiving with angling
‘m
Mrs. Lyman Beers hnI rp‘turtml Iron:
a few days' villi. in Britt; «upon.
”a.“
hint. M. iii. Sutton ii the guest for
> not Elizabeth omen has fitted
4 Nathan Perry has purchased the
‘ Mrs. John Morton and little Ion
‘gfll’e been spending a few days in Don-
ury. ‘
Miss Eddice White. of Lyona' Plain.
has been a recent guest of Mrs. aw-
icy Williams. .
Henry Kennel arid family. of Rodi
dinz. spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and'
Mrs. Jacob Gennel
Charles Fattlhnbér, who but; Irena
spending the past three weeks in New
York, returned yesterday-
Mrs. i. N. Thorpe and Mn. 7%“
Lyan have purchased'n house 01 rI.
Rachel Banks, on Lyon's Plain. ‘
The Matinee Will-t cum will holkitn
fl
meeting on Tuesday next, with
lit-Roy Meeker, of Cross Highway.
Mr‘and Mrs, Thomas Malone
unending nomc time w it Mrs.
lonc's mother, Mrs Sara Perry.
it"?
0r AICIBIHICIIIIIIWTWM
pot
4 I
0.. VIII alerted secretary or the
Q4 mveatlon’for the unexpired term of
the present Iecretarr‘. new. Pranki
Divine. who has resigned. tot become‘
new i
mun M 13232“ n23”; "33'.
the district of New York and porth
era New J n Midi -
titiI (If Ipc , hold
Hint of stipednrendcat ‘sjnna
will form Odom! the ill g of
six to tilt the place left vacant by the
reIlgnation ot llr.‘ vine. . .
The term to; witch Dr. Coats is
elected will continue until the annual
meeting or the convention in October.
19805. He will serve from JIn.l ,
1008. Dr. Coats, at preIcrt‘t occupies
the position of state evangelist ‘whicb
he has tilled since Sept. 1,1906: Dur
ing that time he has rendered good
service, upeciaiiy in aiding Mr, Div
vine to ralIe the sum needed to make
fluid the detalntlohn oi Treasurer
Walker.
Dr. CoatI wok born in Grecuburg.
Trumbull county. Ohio, in 1840. lie
was prepared. for college at Ih0 0mg:
seminary, Osage. la., and was gra
noted from Colgate university. Hamli—
ton, N. Y. He received his theological
training at the Hamilton Theological
liglous work has been largely that 0!
pastor His that church waI at One-
onto N. Y.,- where he ih'oiuaiued tire
years. being called at. the 0nd or that
time to the First Baptist Church of
Beverly. Mass. He remained for
eight years', going from there to the
Ashlytd Avenue Baptist church of To-
ledo, 0.. to serve as acting pastor for
six months. After this” euthndtt
his largest work, takilt‘s charge of the
First Baptilt church oIAlIroIi. 0.- 0%
assuming this pastorate Dr. Codi
found the church under a hairy
which he wasiargei‘y instrumental ----
raising. lie alsomtsblishnd two
lzed churches. In the Minor of 1m
Ma-
Mrs. MorrlII Mills‘ and i 0 little +ons4
an» Visllin in Port Chcstt r, N. l’ he
guests oi r. and Mrs: Clta lcs llarlow.
Mrs, Theodore Hamilton and
May Hamilton are spending tht- end
of the week with relatives in ()0 (ago 'C'Wil‘ was xii'i'n the degree 0' 00140"
town.
Mr. and Mrs, D. 0. Chase, Mr. till"
Mrs. C. ll. Scotlcltl and Miss tit’nc» ‘t'o-
ilI-ld spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. George Bennett, in Poplar Plains,
The whole of the l‘IIIIt Natlomli bunk‘I
building is being titted with att‘snm
heating appalatuo. Tht bank has lit-0n
on catty street during tin: financial ur-
ry anti has paid all check» presrntt‘wl.
not. contlnln ' itself In chet. kit nmml out
itself, Wt-stport has Iiti’ n fortunate in;
having plenty of cash so far and Ilium
in Ito probability that the scarclt of
money will be felt here. I
COMPANY H OFFICERS’ REBIFN.
Captain Pratt and Lieutenant: Ga‘rin-
ger and Shel Want to Retire. l
Company ll. of Stamford, is soon tr;
,0
"I“t'lti‘ii. Captain William A. Pratt. First
Lieutenant Aiill'l’i Carriager and linu-
lti ll. pitta haw rtmlgttetl. (lapnin
l’mttnndc-m application tobc‘ plated
on tlIt ltllll’tl list. Itntltltt- rttptI-st iv ts
gruntud He had btcn captain of tho
onmpalu’ ainm- May 9th. 1905 having
into-n tip the WUI'Ii .in an endeavor to
put the company back on its old-time
standard of cflldivncy. ”t‘ ‘llIIi‘llt‘tI an
a privatt- in Company (7, licccntbe ll.
no.3, having been one of the only
IIIt-Inhtrs of tin- company, which at
tho tltltumle of ill“ Hoyt Guards. a lie
ptIiIlltnII marching I.oIIIp.III\ of the
f Ivnpttixlt of liltii. Captain Pratt II it
I'mw fmm tho- ranks, and in 1807 he
Was battalion uditttant of the Pot rt'n
infantry, and in will) Captain and .Ad-
intant, a rank which h0 continued 10
hold .Ittt-r thr- reorganization of the rib
tionai Ilnard in 1:903
lituttnunt (lnrringtr I-nlistt-d alt it
print" in t'ontpany ll. Nebraska '01
lillit’ttl'fl, .It tin- Oliihlt-Itit of the Hltlli
lsh war and any-Id mt ompornl tml
sorgtant in tho Philippim-LI Ho watt
honorably dlItlIargId August 23, and
It-ceivcd his commission 0..-t Iirst i It-
tenant of Company ii in llcccmrcr.
1904. ‘
804 0nd Lieutenant 8 ea.
was a private corporal lillli fll'ill er-
geant in Company C and wan com Ils-
slomd second lieutenant cl i'otttp- M
ii in May. i’totl.
('nptaln Iitevenaon. oI Cmupabyj 8.
Bridgeport. Captain Wing, of Compmy
F', and Captain Wood. of Norw: lk,
have also mined.
As a result at all them resignatl as,
there is an unusually large number
vacancies in Colonel Pitch' II command,
Ilani0l D
DANCING PROVE! FATAL. .
Many men and wow: catch cold at
d lilllt'li Wit ch :crinlmtln in pneumonia
and consuhtpt on. Alter exposure it
iv'olcy g Honey and Tar is taken It will
break up a cold and no serious rest its
need he feartid. Refuse ‘yan but
canine in‘ I yellow parka}.
t. flora Pharmacy and Plaistctl' I Dru;
St re.
ADVII‘I’IIID Ll'fTINI.
The foilowllgiottcrl rIlIIIh uncall
ctr tor at the tollowiag posbolchI tor
the currentw Q“ Int-
eel.
flouth Norwan
lipid, r. it Clout-y. Mattie Center.
Mrs. and Mr Grant, can Mr. (kitty.
Mannlno AlIrcdo. wont III. at.
Sarah. lanolin t2). lilo it M r.
are C. t K., Arthur Iowter. ins
Anna Wright.
2.? 71.030“ P. h
.Norwallt-LMI-II. II‘. Dolmen.) or,
II. Hill & Co. til Hall BL). Mrs.“
Kepfr. John A. lav y (08 (iron It. i. mm
mm Moors t Morgan Mil-J.
lint. I'Imwlia Williams it! thank“ 1.
SW ll. Williatntt‘ (38 Earth llc
Q ,I there he came to Hartlot'd on the but
me of Beptt mbet an tItate evangelist of th-
' III-rs were r0taiueti to look after thclt
ot burned out ashort time ago.
DI. Coats came to Stonhigton in thin
state to apt-mi the summer and take
charge of a summer church, From
Connctticut Baptist convention. Dr
of divinity by his own ttnivgcrnit) Col
gate. in 1904
sees rt-Iem HELEACE. '
i—wb‘g‘
Twentyvuven Inmates of the State
Prison Petition lor Pardpn.
.lohtI Warren. who has been an in-
lihtit' of the state prison forty-eight ,
I'gtrntu longer than any prisoner at
'lietllvrsileld. is among the twenty-
flttlt'll convicts whose pctiilmts lot r--I
l0.III0 will be heard at tho St'ilriltii' of
the board of pardons, Monday. at the
I:.npilnl Watt-en, who in tin years old
was tonIictcd in Detentber ittfvtl, of
the murder of his wife in ‘Wittdhnm
county and given a life mutt-nice T his
is III‘ fourth application [or pardon.
Three Fair-field County Murderers.
.‘(o l0ss than thIIve IIItIrdc.:0rs front
Fairlie-id (ouptyjsec seek relic! One of
them. (‘Illlllt'fi I'Zs‘ponito IIgI-d Iii years,
is under .aentenco of death. The day
ot execution wan fixed for June 2t;
last. but t.ov0rnor \ioodrutf granted
a reprieve of six months. it is charged
that the youth killed his landlady at
Greenwich. ~
.lohn llawiey.
October 7. 1892.
twelfth time.
Shelton.
Pasquale Calabrese, given a life twin-
leImc December 19. 1901; min a
pardon. ills crime was cotutnimvd
at llt'idgeport. He will have an at-
lornI-y'appettr before the board.
4......— I
HEBREWS P3075812,
Dov Not Want Sunday CloIlng Law
Enlcrced in New Britain.
NEW BRITAIN Nov. 'lli-kt a
meeting of live nationalliios kill. might
to protest against the cIInt'ceIIIt-In of
tho order requiring the closing of
stores on Sunday. ilttccn Hebrews an-
nounced that they warp orthodox and
that they had clout-d their mores last
night in observance of the .Iewiub Salt
bath. and would open them again to
IIIoI'row night. intimatlng that they
would opt-II on Sunday. Three attor
sentorl'ced for life
petitions for tho-
iic killed a man at
interests.
AMHERST . HA8 $254000 FIRE.
Brick Block Owned by Dianne» 4
ThothpIort Partly DcItroyod.
AMHERNT, Mam, Nov, filth—A brick
block on Pleasant. street. in the center
of the town, owned by Digkinson It
Thompson. wait partially destroyed by
Iirt- today. causing a loss of about 525.
Mill. The fire is believed to have been
due to a defective electric wire. '
Sanderson. (r Thompson. clothlera
who were among the toners. had 1'qu
refitted their ntorc. after havingbeen
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cliftord~ Ed. .I. DOCIiN'y. it. A Mi-
Ina. ll hint-.lfcynoldit Miss ('onsncla
Ash. Miss Frances iambt-rt. Miss Ed
ith tannin-rt. hit-ta Alice ’Morclti‘ritl
lolvn .lQ t'IIrlt-t‘, Ilrnnt Wilson. Anna
Day Anuoyttt Callil'itlli, lunar-Ito 0rd-
nay. (burrito Von tlgtllna. James A
ltnllvv \, r. iIoIInn. Mrs. ll’. Mueller
holds. New York: W W Sit-v .Mrs.
A. ll. Knowittm. llanlmry; E. .Wclln.
Henry I, WI-den and wife. liarry‘ Font
than. William Willing Dana. ilenry lv'.
Dana. Philadelphia: Pallcrt Victor
Bronson. Delano Florida: A M. llovltt
Norwich; .i. Sandstone Chicago;-
J. Wests, south Not-walk: it. I. ilur‘
ham. Ian l‘rnnclsco.
Yangon; .l. W. (imIltl, 9. C. Tiarnnm
New Haven: it. i. ilougbtott .Ind witt-
human w: W. is. llannor Now Yolk
Iluributi. Wilton: Coot-go i.
Rockwell, Ridgellcid: S iirconsiein
: C. PWilson. it. it. Cad
thus. 01% ‘Il. ii Jennings. city;
lbw! not, It. «- Dolttttltth. row VIII’II:
”William 1‘. Decker, «III. ilnttio Msn
w
BCKEITHPT
-.Q ,.
, v
n
‘I
thrster. "v rk‘ork; l’. Kuutttnuu. rltv
W} Several
‘ «he on autumn :n out” ‘
,ooo.
seminary, in the same town. ills re~l
atom which have sinccbebotps omit l
Housemate—«.i. ii. Villa-toll. Sprint:
bald; W. I! llrowo. New York: ll .
llIIthtIliz. lkmbury: .i. W Sludwoii
III» o’ektxtt‘ it]
I’ 1tlQIQt ‘
oi tilt
”Within W
m.
In.” for Is
tutu I‘I‘ (ilitl‘ any court": It
Double and Studio Gnu
in the past: two duytt nine divorce
sum have been died in tint superior
court for the [improper term The
' cam are at foliowII:
usual. Wahcioo. ot Bridnm has
men nppliutiott‘ for dittom front Rm
hen, N Wak‘eta'tnt. Thcplalntitl who
was lean ll, Bituett before her mar
ridge in April, 1004i, alligas intolera-
bio «tan:
Barth lie‘n Mouth, of Bridge-
port, seeks a separation from Francis
Burr IghII on th ground otdotteriion.
The intttl’s aldé’n name was 8a
rah E. Allen. and was married to
defendan in January, 1881. The de-
Iertion is alleged to have taken place
in 1886. The papers in the action Ii,
logo that the detendant is worth $10.-
Platntii! asks for alimony of
$5, 000.
Natalie G‘oeuinger. ot Bridgeport.
seeks a divorce irdm lielnt‘ur Goessln
gcr on the ground of habitual lawm-
pcrance Ind ".crudlt 'l‘ho plaintiff's
maiden an in" ptaiin Knlhfell and
she taIrri dereuasnt in June. 1858
Homer J. ’MIIIlor'y;
petitioned tor ‘a divorce front 110wa
Mallory, of Norwhlk. The petition will
be contested. The can in were man
rted‘ in .iutr‘e,1002. o delendant's
maiden nutrit- w’aa Rebé‘ccn Murphy
The huIband alleges infidelity. M. .l.
‘Gray will than for plaintiff and
Walsh & Hubbeil fut Ilclet.uiattt
Rose ncNonIara. of Bridgeport.
reeks a divorce fromlohn‘ McNamara.
also of Bridchm‘t. The plaintiff, who
wan-Bose Chagnon beim'c her marriage 1‘
in November. 1001. alleles descttlon
.uincc 'Aprli. i90". l’laihtlif hing nIiIli
fi'Qpermlsalon to assume her maiden
name. ‘
George D Russell of Norwnlk. seeks
a divorce iront Annie G. Roast-ll. of
Ntw York city. The allegation is de-
portion in that. The. couple were than
rieti ilrccmber it. .1800. "The detenti-
am It ilalllv was Annie G. Fuller before
marriage.
Daisy Perkins ‘Wobier of Bridge
port asks for a separation from Frank
E. Webict'. oi" Milford.
wr re married on September 23, 1886.
The allegation against the husband is
habitual drunkenness. '
Mithnel Baynsz‘. of Bridgeport, has
applied for a divorce from Teresa
dinner. on statutory grounds and for
demotion ln’2.100 The couple were
planted in 1809.
Mary Lukacik. of Bridgeport. has ap-
plied for a divtn'ce from Mukzcin latltn
I: it; on the ground a: ticncrtion twenty
two years ago,
(loot-no i-‘. Bertiue and Charles C.
Wheeler. of New Canaan; William H.
l’rindic and ‘Davld ll. Parmlee, of
Nt‘WiOWfl: George W. Bradley and lie-
Rov Adams, ‘ot Norwaik. John J
Lynch and William it. Bump, at
Stamford; Lewis B. Ftiiow and Wil-
liam 0. Wide!) of WeItDOrt, have been
drawn in jurors.
The criminal docket, in not a lengthy
one this time. The No interesting
canes to he brought to tho attention of
the court wlli'be the ’i'auhua lilli
murder case and the trial of Charles
H. Northrop, of Newtown, former
town treasurer, charged with em
bczzlcment. ‘
W
OL.T°31A.
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II
TABLE
A curioul
DID NOT Fl't“.
W made at the
foundry In Widows which cost the”
bronze tablets for the Jump-Sherwood
hit-mortal Library 11 Weltport. These
tune to fill a certain space over the
two mantel piece! in the two reading
rooms, but when the arrived at the
building it. was foun that they were
too small or too in At all events
they had to be sent. ack to be recast
Tho tablets are said tohavc cost about
$360.
KODOLl s offered on a guaranteed
plan for the relief of heart burn, ilat-
nit-nee. sour stomach, belching of gal.
nausea and all Itomach troubles. it
digests what you eat. it will make
you
Pharmacy and The Bridga Phar-
Inacy.
tusuttmcg o“°"§5"'" EN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30 .-—The
Examiner (way any. that three 0!
the largest insurance companies doing
business on the Pacific coast, have
been denied bf i‘nIurdncc CommlIIion-
0r Wolt certificates ot authority to
further bIItIiiIellli t‘tl thitl state.
The (munchies pile-mu are the Pal-
atine or London, the .Commercial Unv
Ion, of London, an thth‘icQ Willia‘tnsburg,
of New York.
The trouble arose, it is I‘aid, be-
cause these compo ice would not Inb-
mit to the courts this state IultI
brought against the companies for
losses sustained in the great llro but
insisted on taking the suits into the
U tIttr-d Staten ctnIris.
A law was enacted at the that rogu-
inr susnlon of the legislature that. an
thority to traIIItact insurance buslttetut
in Calliornia he ritvohcd tor the tranrr
ftr of any unit from the stain courtn
to the United States Circuit. Court
.__.._...__..—..
Tile man who insists up calling It
spatter spade leaves a lot oi raw spots
on those with whoa: he comes in con
. will.
FILES CUIED AT NO"! IV NI‘W
AllpllPTloN METHOD.
lf Ion miller front bleeding. ltchibk.
blind or protruding pile», send Ill!
your address, and i will tell you how
to I "I'll ymIrIelf at home by lbw m
abnorpltoit treatment: and will also
send mum at this hot-o treatment (no
(or trial, with rotor-Item Iron our
own locality if recanted. l
l't'IIct IntI remnant cure moved
00nd no annoy. but. tell "thorn or QQIJIir
4y»: Writ" 00"va in My»: gut"
.It.~;.' m t'. Nam Dame. lad... ,4
‘31. V Matched. Boston
,IIQQIIa a:
of Quinton, has .
The couple I
healthy. Sold by The Cliflord ‘
iool‘t nt-v
“Here is her We --
“lining used '1 maker of Io-ealictl
stomach“, remain and
thinnMnI elm Iii motion In!
0 part Ive yuan whhoutgmivlhs
voa
"My “13“ Ill"
stomach trouble when o‘vorythutrnlu
Illed. My health has boon
opdotdaliy bull
Nope arterial}? M anoot It!“ was
0M 0 W 0‘0
all dow'I'I'nnd «tn 3 goodhe'a r not?
”ad no {find “VI” '01:“! hitrouotl
war I w I one u
ieellngs that I not: 3 ltn‘vo'lnl'ter eat-
ing. I can eat thin that i dIrcti not
look It a few than ago, since 1 b6-
n taking Dr. mam. Dyspepsia
.t‘t’ ‘i' Ini4
39 ‘MIIQIQII Iffll’lf. NORW “it
abuts. i can giro this rented
very highest endorsement. t is
truly worth its weight in gold, and i
i never cease to be thanktul to the
ioBPIaiItwd' 3M0 Indie
bottle of Dr. RichardI Dyspepsia Tab-'
meat i ever made.
4 (Signed) MRS. FRED COUTU,
Q 4 it Mnr‘rhsll Btu
Q 80th Norwaiit
‘4 For rule. by all druggi Better
say "Richards" twice. Ilce 50 cents
per bottle. Made by Dr Richards
Dyspeptia Tablet Aaocintion, 53 and
Q55 Worth St. New York city. '
Inputs: substations.
THE WALLS 0F JERICHO.
Naturally enough there II unusual
interest being manifeItoa towards the
iorthcom ng visit of Herbert Keicey
anti Elli Shannon in a new play.
hose two estimable dramatic artists.
ho have so long held together a busiv
hers partnernhip. which for public
pleasure. as well as for financial prom
pods no comparlnou on the stage, will
appear at lloyt's Theatre. next Wed-
headay in The Wall; of Jericho hcr-
aided III II play of natuial purpose,
iQIIrongly punctuated with unique lea.
area. 4
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HAPPY HOOIJGAN.
The play, Happy Hooligan, was in
‘vented to make people laugh and if
on don’t want to laugh stay away
rom Hoyt‘ s Theatre next Tuesday. Dc-
centber 3. it is not a rhildrcn'a play
pyrite, but a collection of good. whole-
4P.
Icon beauties who can and do sing.
dance and wear pretty costumes. There
is not a moment that there inn't some
thing doing in the fun making line.
The first act. happens at a railroad
tloor takes part in the happenings. oi: b-
or voluntarily or otherwise, mootly
otherwise? An‘ electric car in Japan
is the means of continuing the fun in
the second act. All kinda ot pause-n
gent an: catered tomnd Joe. Salivan
d Prett Reed. as the motorman and
full. and a car‘full too of entertaining
travelers. The last act in a pawn
‘IIhop to ’Frin. with a green ‘ciork
in charge,.and thegway he gets things
mixed up is nothing to the trouble he
hill in trying to' straighten them out
when the boss comes in.
MUSIC HALL.
-' One of the greatest nlIows was new
at Music Hall last night. livery twat
in the house was taken Ind the people
left feeling perfectly satisfied and
rely contortable during the show. The
pictureI are none but the. best. such
as"Wooing and Wedding of a Coon. "
"Dolls in' Toyiand" is the greatest
child picture ever made. Doll» and
Teddy bears turn to real live children.
”A Fish Story." everybody knows what.
that means. "A Case of Arson" shows
a tlrcbug destroying block after block.
There are many comic pictures. The
holder of the lucky number willin-
Iresentcd with the handsome parlor
amp tonight. The lamp is on exhibi-
tion in the show window of A. .i. -(.'ol4
lins‘ & Co. All new lilCI'il’Ei-l III-M Mon-
day. ' ‘
W HEN KNitill’i‘iltltll) “Ari lN
it‘l DWI-zit.
One of the best performances] from
a dramatic standpoint, that ha» ever
been seen at Hoyt's Theatre, was that
of When Kniglrthood Was in Horror
laIt night. MiaI Anna Day was a nu
purb' Mary Tudor, and she Was ablv
Inpported by ‘the company. The scen-
ery and ooIturneI were entirely appro-
glitte- to the production and th0 stag.
bespoke a master band. Tonight
A Great Game will be the bill Next
Tuesday Happy Hooligan will be the
raction. and Wednesday night Ellie
noon and Herbert Roam will be.
Inuit: The Walls of Jericho. This
in In whom bill and should draw a
larg- hour.
PLOWIIO 0001' 81,000.
Three floral pieces contlag $1,000
came from J. Plot-pout Morgan, his
company and his employes for the Inn
eralot otMortinIer Smith, at Now Co
noun, Wednesday afternoon. Mr.
Smith t‘IIt‘fI suddenly on Sunday. He
was alum iaicd with Mr, Morgan tor
thirty yours. and fired the greater part
of MI lilo in ‘brttoltivrt.
Mr. Morgan t a large wreath oi
an inn violet», on or the valley and
or hide r
The cmnpnny m. i. not toot term
of roses and the employ" a bi mouth
of rm and chflhntlmnn s.
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