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.Carg ahquld be Taken to Mint l l-[M
. tun .Beth int ti on :{Id ls:-
It ,
iii In a live My." rtihlem' .wllh
all; pennies-«anti: oul b'o wit h all
if rue-ho scout-e :3 rl ht his 1! of
literature to their boys, most of w horn
sbow vary ettrly a propensity for r rad-
ing ever-ylbLIg upon which they cann
lay their ‘Iitmla.
it was 1 ')r the purpose of meeting
this definite 319 d that there was eg'I In
at Detroit in 1899 the publishin oi' a
periodical an alert to boys and boy 3'
interests. Th ‘n was upproprinlel y
styled "The Art. oricap Boy” —-a can: a
now familiar to In early everyone
it has been the.conetant aim of tin
pulisher's to runke‘ merlcan 1303"
the best magaalnc {LT b ya: to make it
It definite influence r'Jr good in devel-
oping mind and body; ‘ for broadening
out and shaping the L haracter in the
mould of true manhood One of their
tnottoes is, “lilako what the boys want
and what their parents want lheni‘to
have.” ..
To this end “The Arneri'ran Boy is
edited with unusual Laure. lln contrib-
In
_ list
For. liver
Thirty tears
, +4 stwwoduonumuv.mmom
GOVERNMENT AFTER FOREST from an ilzl'ilt' sent to investigate the
8.
FIRE
WASHINGTON Sept 2"
eat fires in v-uIions parts of the coun-
‘th are being carefully waiL
MEAT SPECIALS
LEGS LAMB ............................... 16¢
FOREQUARTERS ............................ 10¢
ROUND STEAK .............................. 14o
SIRLOIN ..................................... 16c
POTERHOUSE ............... 3- ........ . ...... 180 .~
FRESH SHOULDERS .' ........................ 12c
CHOPPED BEEF. 2 lbs . ........................ 250
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS ................. 20c
22 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
hpd bv ”,0 : about the.
The Forestry SeTvice . the Mississippi Valley region and that]
_' 5 arranged for a complete report:
lsiluution in the northvust T he Won-
0, —'l‘h(3 fm- liircr Bureau today pr'L‘LliLtotl that there
'probnbly will be u copious IIrini‘ull
latter part of the week in
the I ain probably
will Lturliurrc for
three or' 'fom tints. .
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A: Nico
«so "with“ dmjv'ery low.
inBotlr States: T -'
33So. wusaltiomlk
..leddo and Old Company’ S Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range slid sou Heaters.
ENut $5. 00 per Ten, dchvercd in: cellar
‘YMOND BRO
* < “ IUILoes or AND DEALER IN
ages, Wagons, Bicycles and
' Horse Goods '
"l
\
and Sign Lettering
Factories unit ReposrtorreS—South Norwalk and Stamford.
'I‘ELEANO'N: cONNEC'rIo'N. L
HOT STUFF
hz‘élton (19.33.!
..l! "rae Place to Get It is at
Thou HershheraasLmCo s
122 WATER STREET.
TELEPHONE. 294}
:- «when;
The Paris Cloak and Salt House t:
‘ M “73.13 or
costs tints Street, solidi Notwiti’r‘t.
Clearance Sale 'Lit Ladies Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Wolds arid Dresses.
he'd dart-.7 over any Godflerchandlss‘mue reason to anoth-
0
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r
and be near
I":
515- 517 Milli) St. Stamford.0
Irulirurs:
iuplifiing. Every issue contain-I: pictures
b3 famous artists, and regul I.r depart-
' (‘ole'rnnrh New Milford; H 0. Quick,
“[1er rank among the nation’s able
their articles are helpful and
ments are devoted to Pbotogrunhy, Col
lt'ctlng Mechanics and Bio strictly.
Sports and all "boy hobbies"
"The American 1503” is issued e'ery
lmonth by The Sprague l’ublishills
.Cornpany, Majestic Building, Detroit.
Mithigan Tire regular subscription
price is $1 per your; a sample uopy
will be mailed to any address upon r-c '
WBiGNW GONTlNUMITO IMPROVE
.fWASHlNGTON. dept/I flan-tilfllllc
Wright who has been at the Fort Mo!-
er Hospital since the aeroplane acci-
dent in wt: trial: he was injured and
Moot. Belkidgc killed. continues: to
improve. He sleptéiirl Llicaliy throu h-
but th nigeht and a benefit from c
rest was apparent today.
rid ' ' tr
l’lumhai' aria Steait't
littlflfi
a roar WArlmNtA'rINI.
HOT Ara HEATING.
Drovas AND RAN one“
i sure AND 'r‘IN Noon a.
an and steam Fitting
Metal CDlll to: i
HAVE YOU DEEN‘D R S‘I'DCK‘ OF
_RIOHMOND_ .RANGIII
The romanticism
. Centrally
11 WALL arnagr. e Nomx.
cclpt of 100.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Mahackemo—l’ C Ailing, Montpel-
icr Vt. -.H ()rds, Montpelier; ..l Chap-
,,irr Hoi3okc; ll. Chute]! Northampton;
T. W Mallory Hartfmd Mr. 'and
Mrs Longnngt’r. Baltimore Mr.; Mrs.
'longnogger city: A. C‘Laililr Slam-
i";oId i.. R. Hirrlbult. Wilton; D. B
rWIrrdeil Ncw York; F. 8. Armstrong,:
'Brlugeport; George. L. Rockwell
i Rldgehcld; (lites Potion New Haven;
1) Lewis rr.einnd New Haven; .w.
H. White. Albany: 3v u. Deployment
York: W. L}: Smith. Bridgeport; SJ!
:(‘OSWeli Syracuse; J.- N. 'Flsaigun.
iI. McDougai, I. M. Bronson Boston:
O. C. Hart. Wethersfleld; 0.1L Lyn-
ale New‘flaven; J'. A Dovinc nou-
bury; A. Wright. ”Bridgeport F. B.
Parker. Westerly, R. L: S. Hoaford.
E. N. Irwin and daughter. W. H. Don-
by A. ll. Sit-gels. New York
Clifford—J. J. Worden. Brooklyn. '1‘.
W. Clarke. S lsaaoe, R. ,R Kel is}. A. F
Lane. George F. Lougdou. F. N Hol-
nrun. George Holden. C F. Senrles. A.‘
McMullen. JI.. New .lfork. F. W M
lo3'. It. ii Gosselin. Hartford. Mr. Free-
nrun. Conner-that; E. ii. Barry, Prov
deuce! Henry E. Smith. Middletown.‘
"A. ii. lltrr'ilcit. Sprin'b ileld; Joseph
Wright Woonsocket'. Lon McDonnell.
t‘. W. Mnndunt. lloston; W R. Shcedy.
Newl Londtm; Robert F. Lover. lloraee
K Shorwbod. New Haven; Fred
litonbury: ll. Kempton. Worcester,
Mrs. ..i ll. Smith. New Haven.
Lllt‘lllt'llA:
Just learned that Gold Medal. Flour‘fs
sifted m: Mun “MM mm ultk.‘ Emma.
java“ Lauri Spams cum-
mould no Am wll -
anow white. one plan. '3 N
«lain Enameled: [in .v. their
.Hava you. over: .a 7 dam
how delightfully. con eat-lowed”
be to have hot and . "new,
in your dram «alum aim
lag apartment first; floor sally:
room! its praunce would alordm
the highest degree of comfort.
. We will gladly quote you W do:
plumbers are atria
cit-ulna, honest and
spruce “it pass,
CORNER tdAlN AND WRT I78.
E. H. Mathew-on
J. M. Layton ’8. co.
(lNCORPORATED) .
Real Estate
‘ 5 Railroad Ave". .
50' NORM-K- CONN
, , .T‘ or
° . i. ,
Daliy‘fifle'to N. Y.
Fo‘r‘Freiglit Only: ‘
. on and arm Tuesday. mm '1.
1906.zgr%ghc Profit; gill lava
Ergover am am: dam
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
Nerwaknptodmmlnd
rtorwukuptoll: to pan. m
, Norwalk Steamboat oo.‘
Analog J. Dmlth, c. 0,. um
Loan. 0"”!!! Agent.
have» LAMPS
AT THE USUAL LOW PRICE
'5 . n; .___..:...:L flue
FA
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t’.
l ‘1'
Shoe: op
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[9 NOT MODERN DR BCIENTIHO
' mum MN! NM 11‘ "’-
3 Monarch Repair Shop,
4D aAvNo’Nn 'a'r. Illa.
rescue 43: oil scour.”
*- to’
3.‘
. CityNeuonal‘Bank
“3"
scum NDRWALK, coils.
runners Autumnal: iAukI'Na
loam tea
'cAPr'rAr: .itt'.
91W 2
would“ AND whorl".
romeo.
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:owm H. MATKIWDON. P
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a. it”). iii
WIMII .IPDWILII, cam
REGION 5 "3'
fit Mugs-mm,
John H. Knipil amusements
Joalah I. Marvin J. Mall-ea Marvin
pianos old other
without removal.
without Morse
mu. AND 8!! UI.
IflderéhtleotLoanlitSecit och
.l Melina Bldg. Wuhlngton at.
Money Advanced ..
-,lll on their household rut-snare,
spamual property,
on their bu name
once om until 7 p.13. Holiday and
Christian Sworn John N.‘ Ugh!
Ind H. Iowan. .
:3
t >- 4% he" or":
Attendance all hobrl day m night.
Frederick H. Coriolis.
UNDERTAKER.
Moral Parlor! in mamddNAv
all (litter... . '
.= .Northport Oyster Company.
:A
mum ,
rmmuen at aowrtrN. Ind vtoo
' pitch prod
' bellcvoA r’a Pills
can pop. iblytake:
For Yoanmtbiihon
We a icy e ppaslbi method
for locating with: prgscrlptlon
cogpct:n:lll::gfi I 1
ur a 9 stand: or bur ty of la-
gredi'ents standard potency, and scien-
tific compounding.
Try our mutant service when you
need medicines. i’ 1
Our primes are alwqy‘q right.
Tilt author PHARMACY.
205. WASHlufiTON BTRIIT. .
TEL-u GALA» “1-332. 9.
Miss Jennie Davis of New Lion.
in a guest of Mrs. Frank Debeskymt
Myrtle avenue.
- Mr: arid Mrs. Henry Cooper. of Or-
inn. Maine. are guests of Mrs. Hattie
L'Hommcdleu. of Rowan stret.
A bright little baby appeared this
morning in the home of Mr and Mrs.
Charles 'Remlon. in Second street. . -
George L. Price has his sloop halti-
ed out on the shore attire rear of the
Crescent Laundry, for some minor .re-
pairs. .
Aujuteresllng program is batik ar-
ranged for the Epworth League ao-
clal Friday evening at the East Avenue
Methodist church.
Eben Hill’s new boat, wltlr which he
intends to gather oysters from his own
private grounds and for his pritata
use is being built at the Andcraouo
Launch W'.ori;s
Thieves are still pursuing a good
business in that Norwalk. Last week
they walked away with a whole it e
of Washington at the home of Mr. 3 d
Mrs. William Rose. in Cove avenue. g
An all day‘s newirIg meeting of the
St. James Circle of King’s Daughtb
will be held at the home of Mrs. ll. Ni
Ta lor, of 69 Cove avenue, tomorrow:
Me hers urgently requested to L:
present. I
The Misses Josephine Peterson
East 'Norwalk and the Mill ses dad:
and Hlitna. Peterson. of New York:
have returned from a Visit to their
homeland. Sweden. and had a very on:
lbyabio trip.
James Robinson has resumed his bid
duties as opcncr at the plant of the
Durlu
the past summer he has been chef it
the Knob which closed its restaurants
Saturday night.
Howard Taylor is walking with at
limp, as the result of a little exper-
ience he had with Marvin Brothers:
mowing machine. The kinves carved-
up his left fleet and a physician had
, to dreaa the wounds.
The next monthly meeting of the
East Norwalk Fire Police would oc-
cur, according to schedule, on Monday
evening. October 5th. but. as that date
is election day, the meeting will be
pottponed for a week.
The friends or rams. L. Edy: are
whOOping up his nomination for select-
man do the Republican itcket from the
first. and third mung districts. it is
figured that Mr. Hoyt. will have quite
a good Show it there is it, split in Nor-
waik. .
The Dory Club members are raising
funds to cover the expense of laying
a hard wood floor in their club house.
and to make some nitrations. A ape-
ciai meeting of the club, in reference
to the matter, will he held' Saturday
'evening.
Harry Rider. of East avenue. in ham
. ing a great deal of run these days with
his trim launch Molly, despite the late-
ness of the season. Mr. Rider takes
frequent fishing trips and does not ex-
- pect'to haul the Holly out for the win-
tor for about a month.
Get your friends to go to the town
meeting tonight, to vote in favor or the
proposed new Washington street
bridge; and don‘t forget to go your-
self. Help along the Work of getting
ainew‘ bridge before the old one turn-
bles down courpletely.
Crlptaln Peter Nelson is planning in
take his boat over to the Bridgeport
natural growth cwater beds in a few
days. Yedterday the mast. of the boat
the stopped and the igglng is being
put on. The boat. winch is a sloop.
has been entirely rebuilt.
It is understood that as soon no
funds which have been promised are
r.alaed that. work will be resumed on
the construction of the new Christ
church building in "Gregory Boulevard.
It, is several months since any work
has been done an the edifice.
.The sixth audinsvgnth grades of the
Fitch school battled. tor. baseball au-
premacys yesterday ntternoon, on the
armwltt‘d an [Eggs-arr? mast»
E'ILT ,
G
The places we ask for cur-Greenfie-
loa'a tugs wealth-Si tyng ,
“IQ 03mm 9: ll“ Ax.» v.
Mum Junior. mm ”0.9”.
mumpu. .I......-.... “um
38 “lumglf'. chiwaanuipogloi'unfi‘.m
Our peristalt- Carlos notion mm.
only, author: pride for. "first.“
L losers
”a
.
Sammy until 8: 80.
[My ”AtgnmLM-M MT“. ’04.
‘ ' :Lfi’usm 913309373: :49th
'. thxth we was Victoria
"- "George W. Wheeler chum
. meek, chaimeuclng To
represent spit value of the ,
the mgnmlgrket horde. fl:
moors drama is. The all»; ten
new NW NW? WNN‘W '
ordce
Wheeler arrived in East Norwalll. yea-
terday, from Brothel than vlqltoll‘i'tlldlr
brother. Alonzo Wlieeler, of Rowan
street. Horace Wheeler will remain
for a day or two longer, but Genus
1w; Wheeler returned home that cyan-
" .
It has just leaked out that MI“
2:”)? Phlllipsalof Danbury. formerly
all; Or»! k, '1‘! tor.-
of East Cid-walk, 3290 We“ ’
July. in New You): city. ‘bhlle'l
still living in Danbury and the 8700111
in East. Norwaik. The groom Is he
congratulated by his But Nomi
friends. ”
Captain. Carl A.‘ Anderson. who ll’
buying seed for the Ellsworth Oyster
Company, at Bridgeport, reported this
morning that. the yield' from the natur-
al growth beds. the season on. wh
has lirht opened. is not very large and
thatt a product is not ex
‘ Tharp ice not! being pddli‘aty min
pé‘r b label but he was inclined to
think it would drop.
E. E Gorbam and M. H. Glover wot-e
not dismayed by the heavy fog this
morning though the had planned
day a fishing trip. Toy disappeared
down the harbor in the mist, in search
of snappcra and flatflah.
it is estimated that close to fifty oys-
ter boats. from East Norwalk are at
work on the Bridgeport natural growth
oyster beds. Reports received yester-
day indicated that some of the boats
hauled in from twenty to forty bushels
of seed-
The residents of Flint street are be-
coming tired of the. delpy on the purl
of the Selectmen in the matter ot- pay-
ihg a little attention to the crown' of
that thoroughfare, especially near
Cove avenue and are signing a peti-
tion to the town fathers This peti-
tion has been started by Rbbort Jose-
lovSky and reads as follows
“We, the undersigned citizens on
taxpa3ers of the Town of Norwaikul'e-
siding on First street, East Norwaik.
to the honorable board of selenium! of
said town. petition to have, the section
Flr'st'atueet at the headtof Cove av-
was, graded and i Iprruud and put
in -conditllm general 3', as it is a dis-
grace to the town and union: toithe
taxpayers to be left in its present con-
dition."
The selectmcn have visited the abet
referred to and it is claimed their they
have repeatedly our: as to hate the
lIIrpIochrrcu‘t m’ e. brit ave not done
50' . rr’ its-5:.
II. C. Tcturd and family». who have
own at ’i‘okcncke all summer have re-v
turned to New “Mr. 3
The. Misses Reid. Herbert Default
and Benjamin Broadway attended the
Hippodrome in Now York yesterday.
Miss Nettle Broadway leaves this
week for Long Ridge her former
home. to spend a two or three weeks
vacation
John 'l‘lebout_ Jr. of Brooklyn N.
Y.. 3am spent these eppmer to Row.
ton. was a visitor .331 lb. “lends h 9
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Merrltield,
of Raymond street. Rowayton. are eu-
tertalnlng relatives from New York
state for a few days.
Mrs. John Snidln. of Raymond
street. celebrated her birthday anni-
versary, yesterday. at her home, and
a large. circleiortrriends from Rye and
other places were present, and mjoy
ed a ilne‘ time. '
"Pliaufiamhers or the entertainment
'odmmiaoe ne'er the itbrtiry Associat- den
will h d a meeting at Mrs. C. E.
Hack léy’s at. B p. or. Friday. Sapient»-
ber 25 for the purpose of planning
the winter course of entertainments.
A large attendance is earnestly re—
quested.
Although the Season is ad
vanced that the dry weather e
but little
lag crops, the drought in again oe‘rlt-
curly-fell in the extrem: nastiness of
the roadh and streets and in the dry1
ing or streams and wells. The court'-
For
' ' ad-
have
tremoly dr tune so
that driving out b’qt lib kled
city streets is usually disagreeable.
lliiil iii . ', iii.
It is understood that Selectman Cl
B. Fitch, E. Ernest Lounsbur and
George Sherer all seek the Répu lican
nomination for first aelectulu.
the Democratic side, Van R. Poo'lcy
will its in the field for re-nornibatlon.
The Darieh Business .Méu'n Asso-
ciation will hold a meeting. shortiy'.
to take action on the invitation of the
Daubury Business Mep's Association:
to attend the big fair. ltls expected
that a good allied delegation of the
Darlen Business Men’s Association
will ..attend
manned the forty minute winter adheds
pie from the Noroton river.- The Myr-
tle avenue cars leaving the town hall
at 16 and 55 minutes past: the even
hours and 85 minutes phat the odd
. hours connect at the White with. the
rte
udder
'I-I'w
Norwalk earn. . ..
The Volunteer Book an
cost-.- cute. .W
3: «solar
Jitmeaisr'pith, tartan;
all," ”meat fut-m liven-
in anil- re. pacing; in .ads
dl “on to the usual offerings of a fair
of thlp kind.
n it ‘was not tdr the cars: exerclhéd
thy the uni eni therein. in:
be many fights {out WJFE
,aa they a lit. rrbm the trial“. Th
was a good-lllustratlpn, Monday-after.
Zircon-tat Ithc vDaI-len depot. when: or.
hrakemhu had to handle one happy
veteran like aiohild. Of course. all of
the veteran: do not get in thlln‘ min-
briefly happép frame of imlnd.» in (not.
”10m,” gin-WNW“: 6'1“:le ‘r
idays' fair; in its
L 1
neural-a thirdl- sleuth.
'Jther strenuous tllhe Sand
lookin for an Italian in"
The man is wdnaedtfor an-
Won,“ m llireatetlyhlng a driller: par
“to Chutch corners i
more effect up‘on' tli-él gro‘w- -
try roads, particularly: are in an ex-
The Norwalk trolley cars have corn-'
footprint. or Newton. is to have mate
moraines
both he hair
of“
in ad’s:
eoelllltib sm'
:3: 'dyf-Eat
a. at two.
ml"! this" a i.- Cant table ‘re-
ceived a tip Sunday iriornlng that the
ll“ war in town. but the fugitive also
heard thhl'the‘constuble was looking
for him. and got out first. '
The 'Darlen Jutrior-rbdnebldl team
gfilgd pints”9h our out 10;.‘8atutduy
u n e r oppo-
néutlr villi be liiii’w' Eiltr'It Port Chester
team. ,
mew- .1
Milli.
it: its: .
Theisulle Ald Society- Of
odial. “prohibit" about with
Simpson. on Wednesday afternoon. ~'
The total ex'penditures for new roads
and re last your worked upon:
M”!
ii). 000, whléh ill about the Ddlhe DD till.
we”. .3 . 4. 1
Ollin of the roads as fast an» Age: '
9
karat“ lire egg-g
taro hip t: trolls of tilt in lterlr h
intereilt' taxpa3ers at presiint. Tmh
weather has made the preservation of
the gravel tor mhcadam roads almost
an impossibility.
* 'ro tileIWestport delegation is as- "h
erlbed the'credit of adding a tribute to
Governor Woodruff at the senatorial
convention in Stratford on Monday.
The convention. had éuioglzed every-
one else in cities, but had inadvertent-
ly omitted! the inventor. Willlatuii ll.
Burr. who has been a strong supporter
in the past. could not lose the oppor-t
tunity to' say a good word for Gov per
Woodrofl when the bouquet: war be-
ing opened around . .. .- ,.. .
Political rumors increase is nleition
approaches. One of the latest" i“and.
most probable la the candidacy of Goo.
8. Jennings for first selectiri‘ah. It is
generally conceded that he will have a.
place on the ticket but whether first.
or second remains lp‘lle seen. -The
name of the prLSLnt efficient tax col-
lector. Merrick 1.. Cooley. is‘rnow men-
tioned for the first place, The friends
of Rufus Wakehran ’tho old war horse
of the part3. is aisos okeu of. There
are a lot of good ‘38) n in tom: who
would like to ace demurrer-and Gaul.
in a combination .Jlthtlce Jpfiuoa
tion en‘n poll 8. big vote in Sofia"
and in the Farina ‘a'rid is able (it
possible candidates Never before in
the history 0 the town has there been
such a surfel: of good timber avail-
able 4:.”
The contract for that" state tithe "
which will extend fr ’1“.- w". av .
was let oh' Sattrrdli‘y.ho:1thg : -
Co. The (outract price persliheal foot.
is 81.19: for gravel. $2 for Tefford and:
56 cents for drainage' “It is 'elstimntedi
that there will be 4,760 freer:
stretch;- it 3133 been onerous:
pieces of highway in the can for 40
yearn: «it was this at retell, @nt the
county contestants" cigars repair—
lea slim new an WW3 ‘w lildhl iii-e
sp‘rin’gy' and ialn :twhlch “vehicles have
Mancunian”: £1“!th alumnus
it Is remove them at
”b will. be installed. finding?
ds'fl‘nlford will be. lald. Tito main
road will be gr vol lit under the
plane it“ m‘i tut columlrr
sicnnbrkm *3 W
Phillitii “Willis
THE NArrotiAr'. actoii.
Daniel" Sully, "the italural actor"
has at last~aecured anurmaucuaasu.
to his famous play. 'Ttlfl‘ Wilb-
Prlest." in “The Matchinkdr’mflrrltt
ten for him b3 Jerrold Show fig
Sully appears as lather poly 9650;;
of a Struggling little church Wl‘ir'
City. ldahDri The plot is inure strongly
dramatic than in say of his pgeylous ‘
plays, and the. types ,of rguogh atd .
ready frontier characters aft ‘
striking contrast to the kindly.o humor
one and at. times" pathetic ”it gave“ tho
priest Mr. Sully and his company in
”The Matchmaker" Mikhappcur at
Hey t‘s Theatte. m'ida'y xi
swim instills ' --
' “filthy ire-“i
I
an; Wynne” ’ ..
lions ,_ marthe‘ la
~.KNIWQWR 3100K. 99‘
The Dunbar} News. Just ovenln
printed the following regardin’gnthé
Knickerbpcirer C ,
Theatnélueit . .~ t I ' I it
The Knickerbocker Stock co hi
is mhkldg its. roarih annual v‘i . to
thlaclcy this week.» rlilac company ae-
gan a six" days' engagement at the ITDJ':
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