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like 1111111 ‘wh‘én 1111111111 111 the
illi'lorip 1.111.111.1111 when :1 ratio
1 Hills 11111: at thirty- five and is
y‘ to retire at forly- live; when
est; closes pentlon the man we
{to iii to .ed',’ rather then allow
1111111113 in uence to lntrudc 11111111
this gamblercial rush, a bald head in til
to! to any man's hopes. The
d, ld‘wing must ther'et‘me prove litter-
(1‘ “it, to people who are losing their
r or who me hold
ssorcln is one of the latest. and

 

Lillie! effective get-1n killer‘s discovi‘ued

thence. 11nd in connection with
anfhol, which is both gcrlnit idol

1 n d‘ antiseptic, a combination is to: 111

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Which destroys the germs Willi‘i.‘
rill) tlih hnir of its iluirl111m1t,11nd liltit.
citeaté‘s a’ clean and healthy (1111111111111
0‘! tl‘t‘o, scalp. which prevents the do-
fly“; out of new germs.
1‘ iii rpln is a well known agent for
l'fifiiibrlng the hair to its natural colo1,
Whore: the loss of colo1 has been duo
to, it.‘ disease of the scalp. 'et, it it‘s“
not a bolering matter 01 dye
' his combination of cm ativcs mixed
valid ‘alcohol as a. stimulant pelhlccti

temost effective l‘t'lllt‘ll) for hair and
swig iroul1‘cs.1

a famous R‘exnll "03" Hair Tonic

‘istci‘iibily composed of Resorch’t, Beta
‘Nt‘tptlioll and Film-11111111.“ makes the

 

 

 

sun ltlty, nourishes the hair,
oil aii‘tes the follicles. Where the
like is already bare, it cutels the

‘folllh‘ie‘s, revitalizing the roots, supplies
nourishment and stimulates a new
3119th

~ (1 until you to try a few bottles 01
Rattan “9131" Hair Tonic, on our person-
at guarantee that the him will not coet
you a penny if it does not give you ab
solute. satisfaction. Thais proof oi
our faith in this remedy and it should
indisputably lemonstrate that we know
what we are talking about when we
say that Rexall ‘93" Hair Tonic will
31:913.. hair on hold hands, except at
curse, where baldness has been of
that the roots of
anti 'ely dead, the folli-
Ant" ‘groivn over and the

 

the hair are
(111111 closed a
scalp is glazed:

Remember we‘ are basing our state
ments and!) What has cllcndy been no
compliishcd 111v thence of Result "93'
Hair Tonic, and we have the right it.
assume that what it has done to ban
dreds oi others it will do fut you in
~any event you cannot lose anything b1
13111111; it :1 trial‘ on our liberal guaran
1119:, l“.wo sizes. .100 and $100.1‘hl
Clllfl‘ford Pharmacy, South Norwalk

, Bonn .

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ARAAAIZA Aiil‘illill
PflillAASiERS

Association Formed By Such Olli‘cials
lor Their Betterment

 

 

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‘ "I‘hé Assistant. Postmasters' Associav
tionof Connecticut was formed in
Bridgeport a few days ago, when the
men in the government service who
hold those positions in all of the first
class postoffices of the state were
present Assistant Postmaster i-lcm'yl
“W. Lyon was chosen president and
Assistant Postmaster Pcalc, of Nor-
wloli‘. was elected secretary

e inair‘l object of the 01 ganizntion
'Wth for civil service regulations

 

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11‘ 'l‘lherassoctatlon delegated its proxy to'

 

Assistant Postmaster Jackson, of Day

‘ ton, and Connecticut is one of' the 22

states which are represnted today at
“a conference in Washington with Post
master General Meyer, in reference to:
(1.! .11 service.

he movement among assistant post
store all over the countty to be

 
 
 
 
 

-‘,p‘,ia‘ced under the civil service regula-

tions has been agitated for a considera-
ble time but only recently it took
tangible form. in Connecticut it is
proposed to take in the assistant post

master‘s of Second class offices, and

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘soon a strong organization will be per-
looted.-

It is believed that the prospects of
obtaining a civil service rating are
111-13111, and ‘the assistant postmasters
e‘x‘p‘eot to have their tequcst granted
"flatter a, move will be made for more
pay.‘ Already a large number of the
dbngressmem have taken :up the cause

‘ed forward to-

“.‘DD‘HN EE‘ATS YOUNG EVANS.

SAVANNAH.G&1. Nov 25. -After
fighting fifteen fast rounds, Johnnle
11111111 was last night awarded the dc
igloo over young Evans. The men
111113111 at 135 pounds and both showed
cleverness. Evans, however. bore the
brunt (it the battle. being rather sc-
verel punished at the close. Both
‘ s are from New York

I All liAlliERS SAAAESS

‘.fF FJH Banter. the enthrpl‘lsfng drug-
gisti. s'rather. than await the 01"(lina1y
methods 1‘.: introduction. urged the D1.
Howard. C01 unbecure a quick sale for
' heir celebrated tip‘eciflc for the cure of
constipation 11d dyspepsia by offering
lie regular 5 c bottle at half-p1 ice

fl‘l‘te wonderful success of this plan
a great surprise even to Mr. Bax-
or: and today there are scores of pen-
11.51am in South Norwalk who are as
11331151 praising this remarkable remo-

 

 

 

 

,a d‘l‘tlou to selling 11 50c bottle of
Howard's specific for .2111, Mr.
utter has so much faith in the ream»
11 but he will refund the money to
‘yo who‘l‘n it does not cure.
“ our helid aches your stomach
“ (ll est food easily and natur-
'y‘ when "t er in constipation. specks
‘re‘ the Abyss tiled reeling, gladl-
piste 'in the mouth, coated

 

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(D‘Alltt'ililibd mm WW“ 1"“).
the film ”and“
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and Jen lnis‘, for lien
vices madcrcd 1', 11111111 11‘ behalf of
Mia. Chaunc'ey 'l‘hfs“ shill 111a been
paid to the firm by Mr Dunn, who is
reimbursed for. it in soothe: part; of
the account, under the terms of an
agreement between, him and Mrs.
Chauncey. The lattcr objects to tilts
charge of $1. 000 as cxcessivc,nttd,1tl~
though it has not been stated in so
many words, seemingly on the ground
that, inasmuch as the sclviccs were
made: on her brother and she was not
consulted about varl‘ous mutt‘crs‘ tht1
clan 1.11 covers and received no attitu-
ment of the i‘tcms it covers, the bill
mould not be ac li'nge aghlnnt hcr
t’ttllllO
Mrs. Chauncey Was to Pay.

The greater part of the session was
taken up by a cross cxamlnatlou of
Judge Frederick C. ’l‘nylor, regarding
this $1.000 charge. Attorney John T.
Baston. of New York, who in nasocint»
cd with (iulcn A. Carter as Mrs. [Joan's
counsel, took pains to bring out the
fact, while .lutlgp Taylor was particu-
lar to make it. plain to Mrs. Chauncey
that he would not act as he:- counsel,
but would act for her brothcr in hcr
behalf. hc lillt’W all the time that, 1111-,
tier the forms of the agreement rotor-
rcd to, the “.000 his firm charged for
these services must ,evcntuully como'
out of moneys belonging to M 1's.
Chnuuccy. .l‘udge Taylor said he was
very particular not take a retainer
froth Mrs. Chunncyc and Mr. l'laston
asked him why

"I had my doubts.“ was the answer.
”as to Mrs. Chauncoy'a capacity. i
thought probably that the course to.
be advised ultimately would be the up.
pointmcnt of u conservator: l llillli
sufficient information from Mr Dean
as to Mrs. (‘hnuucoy' s dct'tliugs and
business mailers to make 1m fol-l
that I would not care to advise her."

Mr. Easlon asked .ludge Taylor lht'
purpose of the agrccmcnt undo:- which
Mrs. Chauncey authorized her brother
to make a payment or settlenn‘mt of
claims against her, and to Withheld
from her future income amounts suf-
flclent in his judmucnt to rcimbm'ac
him for all such payments.

Advice to Mr. Dean.

“l advised MrTDcan that. he should
hth1 sonic1 written authority," was
the. answer. “The best advice 1 could
give him for his own interest war. to
lot. the whole thing alonc. 1111. said he
could not consclcutlollsly do that. tin
said his sister had come 111 him and
implored him to assist her. She was
in grant distress and trouble. He said.
"i can‘t let this thing drop; I must do
something.’ "

There was some talk about raising
money on Mr's. Chaunccys interest
in her falhcr' s estate, but this method
was inlpractlcalllc and then 11121111111
said Judge Taylor testified:

“i can ace no better way than to
advance money and pay these press-
ing claims and prevent litigation." I
told him that i thought. Mrs. Clittllll'
cey was incapable 0 "11111111111115; hm-
iffall's; that the appointment of a con-
scrvator for her would be best. He
said he wanted 111 avoid that if posed.
ole. He didn't, like to allege that his
slstcr was incapable. lie Wont at some
length into the history of llt’l‘ affairs.
1 said, “The host thing you can do
is either to take an assignment of
these claims as they arc paid by you.
:11' got her written authority. A court
of equity would protect you. even if
she should untinlatt'ly be held to be
lncapablc; at. the same time you
should have her written authority.’
He said he preferred not to take 111-1-
slgnmeuts of the bills, as he did not
desire it to appear that there was
anything unusual about. it. He thought
that if she would give written anth-
ority that would be sufficient. "

"if you insisted upon being employ~
ed as counsel for Mr. Dean and not
for Mrs. Chauncey," asked Mr Ens-
ton, “why did you hot put such an
important matter on that agreement?"

“I didn‘t think it was important."

Didn't Consider Fees Th‘en.

Mr. Easton asked other questions
is to the importance in dealing with
a woman such as Judge Taylor be-
lieved Mrs. Chauncey to be, to have
the matter (1f counsel and ices fixed
definitely. Judge Taylor said he. did
not think it llctd'ssnl‘,y that the mat-
ter of counsel fccs never, entered his
head.

He stated that. Mrs. Chauncey knew
that he was to be employed as counsel.
(Mrs. Chauncey shook he: head nega-
tively); that he was particular 111 tell
her that he uould not fin Mr. 11111111
only. but that he did not give his 11111-
sous quilt1 as fully to her, as it would
not have been courteous. ‘

Mr. Easton again asked why Judge
’l‘aylor did not consider this matter
of counsel and fees important enough
to put into the agreement,’and the to
ply Was:

“Mr. Dean had advanced $10,000,
and was contemplating advancing 11
319111 deal more. I said to him.
You had bettet get this in writing be-
fore you pay out all this money. That
agreement was simply to have some-
thing in writing before he paid out.
this ‘1noney."

"Didn‘t you say that the purpose of
this agreement was to protect Mr.
Dunn in case Mrs. Chauncey should re-
pudiate what he might do under the
1131' cement?‘ '

“l dout think I put it in
words."

Judge Taylm said he never render-
cd abill for the $1000 to Mrs.
Chauncey; that he did not think it
would be professional to do so. He
said he simply told Mr. Dean about it.
and he said it would be all right.

Jenkins Tells About Agreement.

Mr. Jenkins went back 011 the
stand after .ludgc 'l‘aylor's'cross ex-
amination was through with. and Mr.
Carter questioned‘hl‘m about. the exe-
cution of the agreement. Hesuld he
was present when Mrs. Chauncey
signed it, at her home. but he did
not remember whether any one else
was there or not.

"Did you read it to her in it‘s en.

those

 

burn, com-1 stomach (11

”31‘, gigs epi's, mela‘ncholy‘ and,

“1:1, on Ill Dr. Howard‘s specific

‘3" tie egyou. If it does not. it will
‘ you a cent.

tirety, and explain to her what it
meant?"
"only to any that it embodied the

 

1.1gree111t~nt between herself and Mr.

Ali SIAMAAH llllllllill

More Gastric Juice and No Fermen-
lion ol Food in Your Slmnaclt
Will Overcome All

Distress.

 

 

if what you just tile is iltllll'lilg, 11::
your stomach 111' lies lIlu' a lump of
loud, refusing to digest. or you bclrll
Gas and Eructall1 sour. ulniihl'nlul
food 111' have u AN’lllli‘,‘ (1i lllzliiilil":il'i,
lit-.u".tlapn l1 ullucss Manna. f 1-1!
taste in mouth and Stomach [11111.1 ilt' I111
wthis is indigestion.

A l'ull l'nsv 11f i'npu' 11 lllupupsiu coal :1
only all coats and will thoroughly cure
the, worst case of llypopulu, and 11111111-
entllcicnt about the house in ("use 111111111
one else in the family may suffer from
Stomach trouble or Indigestion.

Ask your plutrlnacisi to allow you
the formula plainly printed on those
hit-1111111 canon, then you will
stand why Dyspepilc trouble of all
kinds must. no, and why they usually
relieve a sour stomach or Indigestion
in five minutes". lot 11 case 111111 and

cut one ’l‘t'iungulc 1111111' 111111 uoxt
111111.1l "l‘ltcy art1 harmless and their
like 'andy. though cart: contains pow~

111' sulliclcnt to digest and prepare. for
assimilation into the blood all the
food you cut; besides, it malice you
11,11 to the table with a hearty. healthy
appetite; but, what will ploase you
most is that you will feel that your
Stomach 11nd lutcstiucs are clean and
trash, and you will not 11111111 to resort
to laxatives or liver pills for lllllious-
nose. or Collstit‘lutlon.

This city will have many l‘liapcpslu
cranks, 11.1: 111111111 propit1 will call lb'un.
but you Will [.111 cranlgv about this
splendid simnutdl proscritlliuu. 11111, if
you ('i't'l‘ 11:11'11 indigestion or (11111111111:
or any 11111111' Stomach lilbzcry. and cat
just (11113 'l‘rianglt' of lilapcpsin.

 

ll

1111:111. lread
don't returnaborexplaining it in do-
lnll. because l don't think silo asked
111:1 to. I don't rcumnln'r making any
explunnlllnl of if.“

‘ Mr. Jenkins said

.\lr-<. (‘lllllllll'vy

signed the aurvcmellt in his llt'tltll'llf’l‘.‘

and that his innuoekiou was that lu1
look “PF :11! now. 'cdal'lln'nt 1111.111, and
Hinllt'tl l1l< 111111111 in lit'i' prom-1111'.

“Worn you antistlwd zll tlp- timo-
Hilt" signed it (but ulu- 11 W1 fully aware
of it‘s 1'1111111111.1'.“ asked Mr turn 1'

"l \vzl'i.” ’

(in f'l‘flh‘tl'i‘xnllll‘lllllitlll, .lntlgv 't‘aylm'
brought out that Mr. .lcnltiua untlcr-
aloml that Mr. 11111111 pruvioualy lnltl
talked to Mrs, t‘llinuncoy about 11111
11111111111101”, and that \1‘1111' tln' 11111111111 All
did not explain it to bur.

The I‘I‘llllllililf'l' of Air, .l1111kn1s’ stay
on the stand was 111111111 1111 by a cross
examination by Mr. dasluu, u'hlt‘h
was intended to show just what stl'l'vl'
cl's be rendered Air. lluau for Mrs.
(‘.bauncv-y before his appolnllnun: 11s
('illlSl'l‘H‘liUl'.

 

CAB'I‘ORI IA...

81111.11. :W the lilnd fut 11111 Always 311,111

Blgm‘turc

HOTEL‘ ARR‘lVALS.

Mahackemo~——:\l’r. and tilts,
imbibe. Providence, ll, 1.; Mr.
Mrs. Paul l‘lruso. Miss l'llllcl
Mr. and Airs. Sims, Worccsicr. Mass;
James It. Cnhill. Audovcr. Mass; i.
ll. llurlbult. Wilton: (.lcm'uu lii‘tl‘li
wcll, llit‘luclll'ld: S Grin-fistula, llrltlpc
port; Mr. Raymond, hi1". llnuicls, .i. .l.
Aecbo, city; Thomas (3. Mcl‘arllund
11‘. ll, Wheeler. New Haven; William
McCuc, Stamford; l". M. (,‘lau‘kson
Iicthel: 'l‘. W. Molloy. llnrl‘lord: l 1
Doylc, ltlnachcstcr, 001111.: T. .l. llowd.
Philadelphia: .l. l". i‘urruu, New llu
vou; H. Li. llakcl'. \\’11tt.-1'l1111‘,\': it}. it
More, Samuel Jossups, Huston; ll. .l.
llrcnncv. .l, l.. llounctl, ll. ll. l-lilllnau
(11’. Wilson, ll, ll. llard. A. N. Lamb
ll. C. Schoomnnker. 'l‘. .l. llcrrou, Miss
Grape. New York.

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and
llruso,

 

Clifford—~Got‘1rge Schwarz. ll. ll
Smith. Bridgeport; l'l. N. Richardson.
William A. Dcmnl'cst. \\"11l1'1'l1ul',\'; Mr.
and Mrs. W. 111. Seymour. (1. (t. Ferry.
ii. A. .Wlttcll, C. C. Loltt'll. Mr. and
Mrs. McMahon, .l. l.. irccu. \V. 1..
Gecr, New York: E. V. l’arr, 'l‘ort'lng-
ton; S. C. Laird, Bayonne, N. .l.; .loa
unit .1. Mallou, Philadelphia; Mrs. ll
Pierson. Newark, N. J.‘, '1‘. ll. l'it'isioll,
Now llritaln.

“The“ Paceil'hai
Kills”

The wear and tear of business and 11.5
every-day cares and worries fall upon
the, Mikes, and bring disaster to the
stomach and brain. Nervousn'ess
causes loss oi sleep and draws heavily
on the vital forces. Increase your
nervous energy by using

BEEGHAM’
PAL ‘8

whenever the system is weakened by
overwork or worry, and needs to be
toned and strengthened. Beecham’s
Pills equalize the circulation, carry 03 '

1 the waste materials. help the stomach.

.and carry health to the nerve cells. ,
Tif‘ey are quick to restore normalo‘ono ‘1
ditlons. enable the brain to recover All 4
poise and unfailingly

llellch
News 311.1111

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IS A illillllii

(Continued From First Page.)

"The Music Master." The now play
is to 111' in New York, the scene of
Air. Klein's triumphs, in January.

ltclow is :1 review of "'l‘llc ’l‘llit‘ti
1111112111111" from the Albany Arabs:

lII‘ “’l 1111, 'l bird lit-lgt'ilt’" conic Charles
and Henry ii. llarriu,
111111 another big, popular
to 1 ,111l "The Lion 111111] the
The play was given its first
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plflfllltll'.
‘hiliili‘h‘t‘
Ai'llllll-ltl.“

Harris tlml'.1 to sup (011111111 11111111 seats
and 11.1 natural as their picturcul. and
tin- ovalion to the splendid company

l'lillllllllilfltl at the clout1 of the third
act. in 11111111111111: for the author and
finally :1 lllllllk'ytltl speech from lin-

[11111111111 playwrigltf of "'l‘llc Lion llllll
the Mona-11" and "’i‘hc Music Maud-1'."

"’l‘lu1 Third Degree" is 11“]1l11y of par-
sonnllly, 11 play of purpose, a play of
the hour.

it presents as its chief figure “tip1
greatest American constitutional law:
yer. of international l‘amc," easy to
identify as llou.‘floul1pl1 ll. (1111111111,
and a poruonillcalion of “tin1 host po-
lice captain New York 111'1'1' ball"
dramatized within the limits of flu-
lllu'l law.

it holds up to ohluqny the current
111111111111 of tho police and line yullou
journals in dialling with a criminal
(also tin.1 infamous "third llcarcc," 111.1
system of mental torture :11 1111111121
confession from a prieutu-r that. in the
grant spoocll of the lawyt'r arraluuinr,‘
the pallet1 captain. in (no lllll'ii-tltfi of
tlu1 play. is likcucd to 11111 physical
tortures oi'. the rack lmposctl upon
victims of the Spanish Inquisition: and
'l1'i1ll b): 111.11‘.‘s',11111111"' that :11 15..
last lat-clitu' the Ann xiv-.111: l' -'
association in .‘illllllil 11‘:1--' H111 :'1'., 1

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(1‘..1'1‘ ,l‘,\‘lll"l':".l.

.11 million: llll' 1:11111' 11::1'.'21(1h1,.1_;. 121.1
11111 found its. 11111110111111 in 1b.: stilligt

11.1312, notably “'l'llt' \l‘llr’lll‘nr. llour.‘
."ltll 1. lll'illlllllil'i‘lli)‘ convincing i‘Xf‘lll‘
pli‘llclllitill l1l' lilo "third ("b-111w.” 111
typhollsn: Hubbub "visa-.11 11111.1.»1111'11
lion"; and All“ utul'y lllt‘ play It‘lit-i is
11:11 111 A111 pul'ulvllull in llu1 "trials by
it'wspupl'l's" thu! arc 11111111! familiar in
\‘11\\’ l'ozi.‘ criminal annals

:3. 112.11; 11' this suit
for t'xihit'llttt'.

".1115 ‘.1 bis. runsmi
11 tin-11111111111115 lnfltn-m'l'.
.lllfi All ;i l‘ort'rltnntr of H111 "trial ‘11,.
2111111111" 11.1. upplb'tl in public question:
in n 1111111111 that 1.; 111111111 and 11111111 111k-
1111 in politics. its roliillun. its ciliict.
1111i its sociology, from the slum,

‘. 11:1 story 111' "2111.- i’lsll'd l."‘i;l't‘t.‘
.vlil incvliably 1111;;3,11.'~l ilic 'l but: raw
hunch it will suggest till‘lt‘l'x'l, and ll 1':
11111111111 1111 .~l,l0llii_,‘ of them. N11111:
ll‘cb'a'u. 'it is lipical 'l‘lu1 111111 at a
millionaire, with the usual |llUf‘il\l
lot: 111‘ lllt' soilc of tile. lllllllllllalrcu, but
11' 1111 11111111111 :1 bad 1:011, lilill'i‘it‘n :1
corklur. girl and is cast off by All:
'11111. 1" who ialtu's the {entity prblu 11nd
tilttstvlt‘. seriously. 'l‘ln' buy is foam".
11 11 drunken alt-1011. in tin- burnt-lo:
:iltll‘lt'l'b of 1111 old Llillit‘fli) (‘illlili, llu'
11.111 llllll'. 1l1ud will) 11 l'llllill in him
u the 1111111 11111111., in 111111111 hours in
i111 1111111111 of (All: lllilll (111111'1111~“ 11
onfvssion of will 1.1 1.1;‘1111111111 111111
‘llt- lll"1\‘ll(il‘ll‘(‘l buy. and ‘.llt' polio:
:nplain puts Ibo yellow 111111111111: 111.1
;l11~ truck of :1 motive l11"."111l11:1111:,:
111' characlcr of tin: l1(l,."s Mafia u'tl'r
,1‘i11' young, Wll‘f' lc‘ no: to bo bought
nil 11,1 flu- A111) 's l‘ulnill‘; alto induces
.he 111111111 l:'111,111. bi dogged 1111111111-
nation and tho howling of truth to
mull l‘ltlltt" tho c.1110 against the will of
11111 boy's father; 111111111111.» su‘vcs Ibo
'umlly plidc 111 the 111101111. (llunu of
the third .111 11,1 allowing ‘thu 111111
police captain in Nuw ‘i’or‘lc to attest
11‘-1.111111 site 11111 shield the wife of
he man who has deserted his son in
11s hour of“ trim. All the material for
11111111.; situations is “now, and .\i1'
Ix’lclu has consiruclrd them 111111 foul
tots that it'll the story with ‘1‘l‘.‘illli1‘s‘1
111d tense. cmuululivc inn-1'11“. ll
1 \vo‘tlt‘iiud.1 pin), undo play with it ll
11:: illlt‘li that hit hard aud lit‘H‘I‘ 1:11:11
1111 point. :1 play with sunlimcnl ant‘.
"ruling. aimed luvti at H111 brains and
hearts of tho 11102111111 1111-11 11ml \1'1‘1111111:
111d not over tln'ir heads, a play that
cannot fall (11‘ popularity. that cannot
escape being: 11 “soilsation.”

"'l‘liu ’i‘llll‘d Ilt'tzl't'o," like "'l‘ilt' Hill:
and the Mouse," “The Mall of the
Hour.“ and other plays aimed a: pub
lic opinion. is another proof tilltt "111.11
pluy's the filing." for splendid as last
night's cast was, it will be possible
to send t‘orth three or four “Third lie»
grecs“ through the country to make
motley for its author and produccr,
entirely irrespective of stars or high»
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uished- with a company that called
forth Mr. Klein‘s enthusiastic tribute
from the stage. and the must cordial
recognition item the audience for
worth-while \vork. Edmund llrcose.
who has had his share of lnul'cls in
“The Lion and the Mouse." made an
impersonation of the lawyer “old
Brewster.“ that. while only lightly a
portraiture of“ thcfvn'ulcr ambassador
to the Court of St. James. still sag-
gestcd with the wide. tllln-llppod, one:
sided smile. the fixed glare of small.
subtle. steely eyes the sudden glint of
humor twinkling in them,» something
of Choutc not to be put. into makeup.
He made much of the third act scene
with the police captain, 11nd the unc-
lion and humor of his ilings at lawyers
in the second act had ‘a relish of good
lines well rcallxcd. Helen Ware, she
of the gypsy girl of “The Road to
Yesterday.“ of wonderfully good work
with Arnold Dab, etc” was a revela
tion The "letnpcrameut. that is human
nature only more- so" belongs to Helen
Ware. with .1 Vl\l(l, intense. personal
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pathos, all the slightly slovenly and ‘

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lar. not an accent overdone. not an
emotion too much, with the faculty
for wrostlng‘tcars from her audience
and tearing “feelings" to tatters. Then
Wallace Eddingor as the boy in the
"third degree" scene of the first act
accomplished a line hit. ofwork1Rnlpl1N
Delmore's police captain was some4
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