«Ina; I Headaches.
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tutti. Blilbiirnéss.
Constipation. Constipation.
Ayer' e Pills. Ayer' s Pills.
‘. If your doctor says this is all right remember it!
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. Misc s.‘ ‘
Embassies. . ‘ Efiousneu.
OoIIstipatlon. conttlpttion‘,
Ayer’ s Pills. Ayer’ s Pills.
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oval.
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ELAGIC SEALING INDUSTRY.
lli'l’m-UA Ll (1.000,. ‘1»~A 1ch
vol III the pelagic scaling I'lndustly In
expected next season tollowiug ar
l‘dngIImentI-I which are being perfected
at 'I‘okio. thIvII IIIII some restrictions
as apply to seniors of other natlous,wlll
Include Japan in their scope. Mail
advices IIIIeivIIIl I‘IIIIII 'l‘IIklII state that
the question of a linear» Japanese scul-
lng tIeuly with I'IIIIeIenIIe to the Hun
sinnI Heal I-IIolIIIIII-‘Is in the North Pacific
‘ Ocean Is now III-tug aIr,angIIIl and this
IIgI'tIIImIInI will be {lit IIII-ward cxtIIndIId
to include an IIITIIngonIIeIII with (heat
lirltuln and ”it“. United States III so.
cure the I-nt‘orccmenl of the metric
lions made for the prIIth-IIIIII of souls
of Behring SIIIII and North Pacific
Ocean. .
The people who are looking for Iron-
hie deserve all that’s coming to them.
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I on no w. human
Funeral Director
and E'mbalmer.
19 North Main St" South Norwalk
Residence, 8 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 698.‘
Telephone at office, 336-2. I
New"...
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Ind Electric Light; Throughout Ev-
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Fine stocked Cate In Connection.
I. AI full line of Imported Ales, lnelud
I, In. the famous Baee,’ Burton’u and
lane 5 Co. '3 Stout, always on draught.
‘ Anheueer Busch leer on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone 992. ‘
Welsbach
Junior
IThebiggest little light-gives
50 candle poWer light.
Burns 4 Hours for
1 Cent’s Worth ,
of Gas.
: Attaches to any gas fixture. Use
yourown globe, either gas or
electric. to be used on chan-
deliers, pendants or wall brack-
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omcchOMMaaniuect,
“mourns“; collie;
THE “WOMAN' S .CLU‘B.
December Meeting Held With Mrs. J.
S. Seymour, Thursday.
The lIIIIIIImIIIIr IIIIIIItIIIg' oi. the Wo-
man's Club was III III III the home 01‘
the President, him. John S. Sonata”
of blast. avenue 'l‘thsduy a‘flcrnor‘m.
liIIports wIIrII pIIInIInIIId by the score
Iury nlul coIIInIItIIIIIs, and Hit} pI'II‘sI
IlIIIII, npokII in II. most interesting luau
nor of matters of interest to the. club
IIIIIIIIIIIII‘II.
The special subject
noon was
l’t’l‘li,'
nulv
for the after-
“The Spanish Conquest of
‘ and -thI-I sub-divisions were:
he Story III‘ the Conquerors"
"The Period III‘ the VII-crow"
“linvII IIIII, Latin liIII‘IIs lIleIr llIIIIu
Successful In Dealing with Their
Colonies?"
his subject was treated In a most
IllIlII nlunucr by lhc conuuiltec in
charge, Mrs. JI-Innlnps, 'MiHS IiIIurd and
Mrs. F. .l. Curtis.
I"
A girl hates to be called a flirt. and
is .l'urious-lt' she thinks you think she
CHICHEIIIEB.’.§..P"-l3
I IndlIul Ali. aurihu Intf|or
1‘ III'. IIhc-n m‘ 'illlulnunlffim
l'lll in lied and (told ntetaiiln
. lIn IIIII, scnltul Milli lilne Rlllion.
Tulle no other. 'liul,‘l of. on
has
lzlAflflNDAJ llll \l’t'IlIl I'IILI H. for 25
VWHL‘IHHHHHHI‘.“ -JIIII I, Always Reliable
5010 BY [IiilibliiSTS EVERYWHERE
qumd
Veneer
MAKES THINGS
25 and 50c Bottles.
E. E. Gorbam,
Decorator
Tel. 452. East Norwalk.
Hotel Mahackemo
J- RI CONNOR, Mire
Bowlee and Cuisine Up to Dan.
Rate: :2 per day and upwards.
Stock and General Information Ticker,
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.‘
TEL. can see.
Daily Line to N. Y.
F0r Freight Only
On and after ’l‘uesday, 'Jauuar,II 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East iliver, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to II p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. 111.
,Norwalk Steamboat Co. '
Annlng J. Smith, C. C. Hegeman,
Lessee, General Agent.
v
EVERY LADY‘S DRESSING CHAN
BER
should be equipped with e. dainty
snow white, one piece “Standard" PorI
celaln Enameled Lavatory.‘ “
Have you ever- stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
lug apartment or first iioor toilet
room? Its presence would aflord you
the highest degree at comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo
chnniee, honest Ind reliable
HORACE R. NASH
Attendance at I.....“ a... “In...
Frederick H. Ganung,WF
‘ UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 904.
Postal for looklot on Petunia.
Office and Residence,
OLD NEW”
conuzn MAIN Il‘Nn wee-r are.
‘Smiih‘ Ferguson III repoi‘i‘e
I‘i‘l ul ‘hIII homII III Cove Htroot, todiiy
Find liIown took a look at the big
six day bicycle race at Madison Square
Garden. New York, ’l‘hnrsday night.
authorized by a district meeting Is
expected to arrive at any time, having
been ordered.
ly at her home in blast. IIvIquII, from‘
the fall which SlitI lt‘l‘t‘in'tl last week.
I'r-‘uItnIlny. lIIIII IIIIz,
MIn. I-lIIImun Ryder. of Van Zundi.
street, is a uncut for it few days of
her parrots. Mr. and Mrs. George Pal-
nIIIr. at Sound Beach.
The Ntll'it‘fl or special meetings at.
thII Salvation Army barracks on the
Washington IIII'IIIII bridge will come III
on end tomorrow evening.
Mrs. John J. Walsh has returned to
her home III Gregory Point boulevard
after spending three weeks with
friends III ldllznbcthpori, I.. i,
The finishing touches are being put
on the new (:ancvari building. bylhe
paIIIIIIIn. and thc owner will move
from the \N’ashingtnu nirII‘III bridge
.IIhoItly. ,
James l‘arlII-Ir, nuInugcr of the
Bridge Pharmacy.
prulavrs I'tll' the
is one of Ult‘ uh-
Clifi’ord PhIIrlIIuIIy,
which went Into bauIIrnptcy a few
days ago.
The usual Saturday night meeting
will be held this evening at the lien
cue Mission on the Washington street
bridge. 'I‘IIIII'II will he served on apne-
lining suppcr.
A glass collar show case broke loose
from Its fastening, yesterday, ill front
or M. .loHIInI and Son‘s store. and
crushed to the sidewalk. One of Hill
sides was nlnasthl.
James O. Scymonr, hill poster for
It. (7. Ayrcs and Company. of Boston,
has torn down thII largo sheet iron
board IIII the Purdue property, and In
and Steam
cling.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and steam Fitting, Geo Fixtures,
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOCK OF
RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones 81 Hotchklss
Company
17 WALL STREET. NORWALKI
uh... W“-,.._..~...-~~ .I—m. .VW
The Great Difference
IIII-IIuII-u IIII lidlsod Phouogrnph and
anything vise you Ian think of, as a
(‘lll‘lSilllilS gilt. In that people tire of
1347
P .
lumbnife
anything IIIIIII you can think of.
You have a choice or seven models:
$12.50 to $60.00
The A. JI‘Angevme
.8: Son'CII.
134 AND 136‘ WASHINGTON e'l'.
. r
The Clifford
Excellent Culel 9.
Dinner: Evenings.
6 to E p. m. .’ »
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
Soil'eited. "“ .
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
N.
CItyNatIonalBauk
(”corn NORWALK. cduui ’7"
rnAueAc're moment. IANKIHG
CAPITAL. ,
”HOMO-illi-
“ IILus Aub‘ mm
tilii 0173 son on. 0.
EDWIN H. MAT EWION Peel.
git. KNAP.1etVt oPro‘e'.
quoK H. hows the In»
MED IODWELL. clehloe. ..
out necmt‘lt.
E. H. Moth H, out [Do our
John H. Nthlenu ' am
u 00- MAIN 812. SOUTH NORWALK
‘ .1 Anne 60 Cents 3 Pound
The 500 I'IIIII of new hour.I recently
I
Mrs. N. 1!. Curr Is recovering IIIIIII-
‘ lent progress, and has hired
”In, lira .
C ocolat‘es ‘
They could not be more pure,
fresh m delicious if the mice
was 3‘1. 00.
, We are planned to open It box
; ,at any time I'm our patrons to
sample. Cull III the
. BRIDGE PHARMACY
and he convIIIcethI .
_ J. PARKER. MoI'IIper.
N... .. .- dflvMMW
replacing It with nunther,mbout 80 feet
long. anoint hour the lipid Norwalll
I'aillond depot.
Mitt Whitman, IlIIId worker In the.
eastern district, will be present at the
locating of thII loyal Worhcrn' SocII-I»
Iy, tomorrow evening, at. the Advent
Christian church, from 6:45 to 6:45.
The Ollogowalla Social Club slip-
ped a cog, last night, and did not hold
their usual Friday night surprise pal“
ty. By missing a cog occasionally,
the IIIIImhIIIII cf the organization are
kept on edge.
Some ol’ the local halters‘ have III
day's vacation today, owing to the
shutting down of the finishing departs
. meat or IhI,I Crotl'ut and Knapp t’ac-
tory, in order that some of the other
departments may catch up.
Mrs. George F. Benedict, of Osborn
avenue, was painfully Injured, Thorn-
dny evening. other home. She trip-
pIId over a rug and tell headlong. dis-
locating her right shoulder. Dr. F.
Ii. linker was called to attend her.
The last of the Washington street
drawbrtdge floats, that of the lscilodu
Club, has now disappeared, and there
is u clem- passage on the east. side of
the draw-bridge, where a channel was
recently dug out by the government.
Miss Charlotte it. Whitman. Field
Worker ol the General Eastern 804
clety of loyal Workers, will address
the young people of the Advent
Christian Church. Sunday afternoon.
at 5:45. A good attendance is desired.
One. or the interested workers at the.
Rescue Mission, on the Washington
street bridge, la a former prize fight-
cr, Mr. McDonald. who fought no less
than thirty nine battles one of which
is said to havII been with the former
champion, Bob b‘ltastmmous.
The New York, New Haven and
Ilartfold Railroad Company to having
repairs mode to the piled appronoh to
the drawbrtdge foundation, and guard
boards are being put up also on the
emit. side for vessels passing through,
the game as at. the other pollutants. ‘,
The committee recently appointed
by the East. Norwalk tire district; to
take up the matter or a commercial
electric department In makings; excel-
.I’
several meetings. The committee is
Christmas
Presents
ln Fine German, Japanese and
American China and
Glassware '
Imported English Blue China by
‘ the piece or Set
Framed Pictures
Sole agent for“ the Columbia Phoncr
graph Cole Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 65o. indestructible Cylinder
' Records. 35c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order
Wall Papers. House Furnlthtng
:IIods Painters‘ Supplies. ,
. go... i
e e ‘ no!“
Painting and Decorating.
We give the 8. II. H. Green Trading
. Stamps, Auk for them. ,
L. H. Decker
"'1‘Iu‘
87 Weehlnpton Street.“
Tel. Con. - ‘- '
held -
9.9“.” "Willow.
main.- intoforery phase of theII ma
will be cIImpIelIeusive‘ to the millet“
district
about The Nor-walks out down the ‘a‘ti
tondnuce last evening. at thei‘eithibli
lion and entertainment of the thud
‘ Men's Association at the East Avon“
Methodist church, but the friends 0
the young men who dld attend enjoy
ed the ccpa‘st‘oh thoroughly. The pro
gram consisted of an athletic exhlblw
lion. by the young men. under tho Iii
rcctlcu of Charles Rogers, the direc-
tor. bird»? we‘ll' reindere' 'I'Selections by
the 0 Metro. or whi
in the coder.
, The Rev. G. Howard Malone spoke ‘
most ‘Intei‘ostingly on Ohiha, inst cvcn
log, of the Advent Christian church.
Mr Malone has spent, seventeen yoarii
0!, his life in that couhlri. the last
twelve its an Advcnt Missionary. lie
referred to the former and present
(Olldlll0118,iilld said tlult the Christian
influence has been felt thrI‘IughouI. the
empire. He spoke ore. nnnlbet of re
forms due to Christianity such as the .
bind tug 0: girls' feet And the lesson
lag of the opium habit. I.Mr Malone Is
now enroute on his return to China.
, “.49....
illlWllliill.
lrald Petty is slightly unmoved at.
his home in Rowoyton, where he has
been coatlued for several months with
an attack of autumn.
Rev. J. J. Snaverly‘, of West Chester,
New York, will occupy the pulpit in
the Methodist Episcopal Church. to.
Inorrow morning and evening, ,it is
understood unimportant letter from
the pastor, Rev. E. W, Bysshe, will be
read at the morning sorv.lce Another-
mectlng ot' the official board will be
held next Tuesday night
After the regular practice of the
Deiphinn A‘. A. hint evening, the club
basketball team played a team called
the Filament) Five consisting or the
bosgplnyers of the. tire companies in
Rowpyton. I it. was a clean and snappy
content throughout neither team hair
big much advantage. The score at
the end of the first half was 9—6 In I
favor ot the Ilrcmcn, but the Del
onions milled in the second half and
made ii points to their opponents’ 2
making the total scorch tie with it
pointil to a. side. Another game is be
ing planned for (‘hrlstmns afternoon,
when it is expected that a good game
BRANIIIIIII
Mrs. B. E. Allen Is on the sick list
Mrs. P. D. VIII'lItlI is visitlng her par-
ents in Springtidhi, Mass.
David 'l‘lnlllcr. thepulntor, has had
It telephone ploccd III his residence.
Mrn, Lizzie Miller has been visiting
In Norwaik for the past few days.
Mrs. George Bouton spent Wedncs
day with friends III South Nor-walk.
'1‘, 19. Gregory finished the road at
Broad River t'or (i. Kellogg Saturday
Miss Kate IAItllugcr has bccn visit
his friends the past week to Bridge-
port.
Mrs. Robert. Gregory and children
‘HIIent Friday with Mrs. Alfred Soon
ders. _
Mrs. E. 1.. Gregory entertained on
Wednesday Mrs. Jane} and Miss Belle
Pinch. of Wilton.
MI. and Mrs. Wells, of Ncntonn
nvctlut'. entertained their son IIoIn Mt
Vernon over Sunday
Mrs. Minnie Gr'egm y has been dress-
making at Mrs. llocslel's. in New
Rochelle. the post two weeks.
Mrs. Robclt Gr rIIgmy IIntIIItalned on
Thursday Mrs Saunders and children.
and Miss Gettingcr of Chestnut ilill.
Fred ClaIk and family, or Show-he
glib, Mine, aIII spending the nlntcl
with Mr. Clar'ks parents, MI and Mrs
P F. Clark.
The following pupils act e present at
the Northeast school during Novem-
ber: Elmer Coggsuell Alberta Greg-
ory, Allen Gregory, Ruth Gregory,
Theodore Lawlor, Anna McKensio,
F‘thel Phillips. Grace Barry, Grace Dn-
v,is My rIlII Davis. Dorothy Ely. Helen
Gregory, GladIs Mills, Arthur thtel
liLIIIIIIIt Shaffer
IW'
“1 don't see why that. young man
doesn' t prfioposc
"[ think. pa, that the chances of his I
doing It would be fully as good It you I
wouldn‘t leave your boxing gloves
around where he can see tlIemI’L-JIJX
change. II"
can Medal Flour In:
850
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‘ Chi-lotion Ewart: Joli rial-l L
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am-..“ ‘-
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Very-I Best Butter, 1b.. - - -‘ 31¢.
PEEL” W. I .2. ‘ " ‘ " 2?
Seeded mat? in, - - - 19C.
3%.: ‘O‘ig‘nayes dozen - - -, 23c
Hfiifia cilia; filial. "‘ - - I I‘ifi‘c
2615‘s nGt if: _, ulate‘d Sugar. - - S169x
Al. new new
,, ‘ easement"
13o has - i -‘ I.. - its
Per bar-r 91. ‘ .. r . 1, $3,519,
. 1.1%; E, coat “MD; IIIIII‘II It
runny. 9st) ,. aaansstt‘imnun‘
“ III—III -I _, I... -.I ll glen-I" or ransom meow.
and Intends to present a. report w lctl .
The weather and varioiis attractions .
lit. J. Hipson 1g,
, IIIIIIiIiIIalIIng. The leading
null taken and the support «(the great .
“ htync. Charles Gray.
i
‘ lien—Ilnzcl Rusk. Daisy Slauson.
. Scene l.-—-Colnmbns Invades the Do-
: » Soolhsnrcr ........... Alex. Tucker
'- Warrior ............... Scott Bean
‘ Pocahontas ....... Aunlc .ludelowitz
;. ‘Sceuc, ‘ll.-\\'Iishiucton lqu-ds . and
‘ Ladies.
I,..9'.
The Kind You Have A‘iv‘mys
in use for.
\
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I..
“and
(tutorials
“Hue.”
alloys Fovoriehuess. It
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ICIIntinuIIIl from First Page]. i
don l-‘ugland, as mimical directm. i
the weather “as anything lnu fill ‘
(IIIIIIIII last night. there being a midi
drizzle Ihrouchout thII evening. follow
lng the light snob storm of the tiny?
opacity. In the audience which wasf
a rcsponelw one 'lllld Icrv il‘fftllll‘nU‘I
Impressed its aIrproval lII applause:
ivcrc many of thew parents and othIIIi
relatives and friends III‘ i'iif pIIII'oIIu- |
ils. most ol' th‘nI IvIIIII school chil-
IiIIIn III tact tile-re \\‘t"‘ll about :IIIIII
huplls in the cast 'i‘hmc are III be.
lhrcrI pI‘IIrlIIrIIIIIllIII’Is in all pt this pin
‘duI-tion. the ntrcoud. .I Illiillllti't. lodm I
with a final presentation this mentor.r
It is Imported liltil.‘l.i18le will be ll full
house both this ul‘tcrnoou and tonight
The enterprise is fm thII benefit of
the town high school iilnum
“'l‘hc Old \\'III‘.ld and the Now" is
an extravltnanati. patriotic. historic. and
Slit’ll‘itlnlliill' in ‘I'IIIurrI‘, bringing III‘ a.
great variety of handsome and output I‘
IIIIIIIII costumes and requires umI‘Ih‘I
,sklll‘ul acting; Only a few weeks IIIIIIII
been consumed ill‘ilJi preparation but
the Work oi the perfornt‘crs shown that
thI cast was ptckedout withacare and
with an Idea lot the ability of those
parts were
lIoIlI at tho cast was flnII
Thc momma Was a common one.
and the massing and forming of tho
tableaux produced many stunning and
thrillinr: cffccls. I
The historical effects begin with ilIII
offer of Queen lsabclln to pawn her
Jewels to give Columbus an opportun-
lty to set out on his voyage of discm I
cry to America. and follow thI My clon-
mcut of the new continent from the
meeting of white man and ludiau
thence up to the turnout dax In addi
tion to thinning in many other spec
taculul' effects.
The full pr'oglam was as follows:
‘ Columbus Before Isabella.
Isabella ....‘....\lrs. Coldwci‘l lohnsmi
Columbus .............. N A. Preston
Queens IIttIIIIIlIInIs~—.\Iisses Daisy
ample Ruth C‘laIx Mabel Case. Clara
lovh Ilnlsx Simeon. Lam (tray, Jen
In fir-ax Hazel Shove ‘ - ,
z (‘IIurtiIIrs and citizens—«Messrs. H.
Pollard, Floyd Collin, J. .W. Penucll.
~Arlhur Yredenbnrg, Ward Van Al-
. Scene ll —-Coh‘Imbus' s \I' isiou‘. SpirI
Part ll.
main of the Red Man.
‘I‘or. Emma \‘Illmott. GertIude Harris,
villavlha Gray Annie Jacklowitz, Ma
mie Disesu. Emiline t‘haInok Julia
‘ Lambert. Alice Rv.au Sadie Sheehau,
MmIzIIIIII SkIIlIa
Ethel Johnson. Alecia, III'IIIIII. Minnie
IKIIng I'Inuu N”lll'i,\'.0ll£1illl Raymond
Ilf‘ihel lilekc \ian llowlahd. Ethel
Iltrowu. .loldlc TaI-blu \ial-Iha Buck
.léy,I \,lo‘la DecIIIII Katherine Sher
Atwood, anrcncc Paul Iordon (lave.
Charles llordi Sir-mu I'I‘.,llas.IWilllam
Chlluht‘ln “illlui‘n O'Brien“ Mallard
fFos‘ter, James Kelley. l‘I‘IeIl Armstrong.
.i'ldward- Talmage. lIldwardI . Weed;
II‘IIIIIII lircsuer. , I
‘I liliesi Liberty ...... ltnaiIlI-c Colemil‘h
Scene “Ln-The Goddess of Liberty"
and Realm of Patr‘lotlsm. . . ._
Goddess of Liberty. .li‘lni‘tic Walkin‘x
Eve... ...... ’....Gonevlévc Benedict
Isabella ...... . ....... ‘.’Mrs. 'iloh‘nn II
Pocahontas ....... Annie .Iacklotvl 7)
Elizabeth of Englandmsisy‘mauson
Mary of Scotland ....... Lucy
I
i
over 39 yom.. llamboroettho titanium
I Im boon Montcalm
eonal supervision minus the: in
. Allow no one manoelve youio “'13:,
All Counterfeits, imitations and ttJuat-Iw-good” are but
Etnorlmonitl that trifle with and endanger the heat
Infinite and Children-#Exper‘lence against; Experimp‘ute
What is CAST;
so harmiess Qsubstitute .. , _ .,
pound SoothingS““ ”1“th if ‘
contains neither Opium, Mandolin“ our other Notion , ‘ ‘
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. If. destroys Wow . ‘
Col 19. It relieves Teething Troubles; euros Constip‘tit‘In
'nmmmnn
but Willi all of this disad\am,lgc [hII llcsslc .Iitddlebxook. Eugenia (lord
licnue was tilled hracticnllv to it‘s Scene l\'.—~I.I\iltit Plug~ ‘
i, David Slomanski
' \\ Inter.
indicate—Hattie Henry. Helen Tay- ,
V‘, Christ ne of Swe en...,. .Clnrugmy
I Bethe elm. .L...da'... I. Bessie Being:
.Iosephiae ............I MabelI cm
5 “if”... . I.
nth amid which has biien
cam
for ‘(i ii“)! Oil.
cures Diarrhmo and I’WM
do
and lj‘lutulonc‘y. It; assistants... the Fatal, regulates ”the _ I
Stomach and Bowols, giving healthy and natural sitcom
The Children’s Panacea—who Mother's Friend. ‘
‘IIEIIIIIIIB CASTORIA III-m"
/ _ Bears the Signature of
t leoIIatIn .....
\ ictotla ._ ............... {n.ry‘l
Puritan \laldIIII........ .Minc‘l.‘ Wdod
Paul Revere baritone soloist
................ .HI‘m y Sterling“
(“horns-Messrs. llaukluh.‘I’ ._ Gray;
IVau Alstync. Collin, Minoan Elizabdtii
Pennell. Grace Pennell. li‘da Whittier;
Olive \\ cod Hazel Show.“ Ifaddléhal
[trough Mildred Whillock, II“! ”it!
ilqucI Laura Wilson, l'l'vitln M M.
Edna Middlelnnok Sophie B'a‘lte‘r.
I‘Itirate lirothetton,’ Alice' E. 00‘!“qu
llulh (tiliIIIIt May Slhlth. till‘la
doo, llIIlIIu Hunted. Alice Kane ‘IiII ;
garIII O‘Suliltan'.1un‘t~I iIc‘uII, lite Itl‘ul
IIIIIII Onelta‘ Banks A‘lig'e Webb;
lIlnIIuII Radian lalhcl (‘Inuutin‘g' "Alli'fir‘
(ilifliu Gladys II Inch II sslc llsbona‘
\IIIH \‘i'.IIIId Ruth (Rogue ilIIlIIl mum.
can. Irola titties Lillian Sim‘uhs,‘ N‘eh
Ho Lee. Cnmliuc Noisman. lullzabetln
lack l'hoIIlIo Hosted Edna Anderson;
ltiliau ’l‘tounlblv, lllh Pv:.lIo CNN
Gash Susan limos lsabIllc laio‘ \‘Ltih'
tan Thompson. F‘III‘Iicc Willi. Ints Ihldnii
\‘ocII-III-III. L,\,"..|iil Self Ina. Plait, Vill-
',III.I (‘chIIgIIIIn IJIlulIne Simone. Ruth!
l‘inc,h .\la\ Smith Eur IiIo‘uII, Bdllhl
Nichols Inna Ilivdcnhurg, Delia Wine
(Morn-Irina. liliiau Andeinon Elsa .iiul-
It? l}.lIiza liagncll I , II
SIIIIIII \KTI-lncle Sam and Columbia.
RIIcciiII Visitors from Abroad.
Columbia. . . . . . . . .Ilins Laura Rusk
Uncle Sam.. .Ll‘ thIII \IIIIltIuhutg
Fl Iauce ................. Attila Show
Scotland ............. lim’uta h‘dllotr
lIelaud ................ Illsln Knapp
England .llaIIlIIt Kaumuann
Japan .............. Alice ll. Hughes.
China. .......... thlIIIi Fried-lander
(olumbla s Pitl\\PlS~‘—-“RQSP Vii‘d‘dh.
Elsie “Williams Velma \iackav Svliim
l.'“ubIauo. Frances AllInII.' Nessie ‘litld~
dcr, Gladys blgo. Rate licssleiy Grace
Hutchinson.
' ['IIcI'e Sam‘s PliliiiS;Pl(‘l‘ii Gust,
William ljvnch JIII.I Fran. .iohIi Dw
Scone VL—Dance 0’ \‘laldcngs .I‘, ‘
Ruth Gino. Vt'allnu‘ga Lurch. iDdII‘il
Lanauo, LIzleI. Iliasyhlk Susie lichen
soy. PcaIl I cry l‘hIIrca‘a thou, Laura.
ISodcrsiIom Em Faxekas
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Scone \I‘ll. «Fairies and illomues
' Furies—«Lydia Sachs. Glace Bray,
I} dun \tlddlcbIooII, Emma Gay. Ceéeliu.
Sachs. Emma Siegrist Bertha New: :
Ion. Ileileu Mlddleb’xool‘t lIfeheI Baker.
1.1mm Huscce‘. Beatrice “only, lit-(hr
Sachs. MabellI,I IG‘uy, . liiargltli‘tflte
lit-own Mildred \‘ihitlock, Edith Mor-
visou, Adeline Newton. :
China ........... ‘thel Frledl 3:}-
Bridge ...... Rosamond Friedllt
Prince ....,.‘.....“....‘iiar'isitnil"fl.b\t
Fah y Queen. . ..EdnaIM1ddlebpook
Brownies-w laud St (loot if,
Clare‘IIcaI’ Beside, ..
Swanson I "i 7
ChinaL—lihcl II I ledlnndl‘Ir Rosamon‘l
lI‘Iiedlhnde‘r. “ ‘ . “II
Fairies—4 the] Booth, Myrtle th‘a‘ri
Viola Er Icudenthnl Iialtuc Newmli .
Scene \‘lI-—Smhe clinic or’ I6 ,
Corn Simpson, Bessie Linc‘h. 0 see
Fitch, Marcelle Skldd, Florence 5&4-
yan, Mary Lynch. Ruth Ande
C‘lfllfl CaIpenter, Daniel peering. Eddie
Barnum Fred Mcbenn‘, 'vl‘eto’: Danton
Herbert Dunlap. Bennie Champion. ,, ,
Clifford Buckley. Lth'ahd Gremw and “
Scene lx.~Cndets. . _, , :.
Rose Kesslel. Mad :
Alice Morfletli Laura; Sweepéy, bi
Clark, Althea Cutieo. (Insole Torin
Helen Lopsey. Grace Lear-y. Joseph . .
Iiodu. Lillie Rudder,.I Lillie Nétj} .»
boiler, Edward Brown. gauntlet m} I
Minton K‘cl‘ly, Arthur pgewaldv. i“ I.
I‘Ie‘st Paul, Thomas Icrmgr,,,n '
Howard, Oscar Gedol green.» Harryr'Jo
din. Roland Sherwood Nathan ii
Fred plegtm malt slants II' .
Brownie . . " . Gullarri Hahn
scene its—Finale. Grand Tableau.
Siti‘gil‘ig "smr- Spangled Banner
lIaIIIomlmc hy‘ Mtesdmnlee- Chllhcol‘
W hen Miss Wood, who {tootrtt‘I Ii
or the Puritan maid rel‘u‘rnlu
10‘1"; centurlem‘nto't reviewing"
ytransplred in the interim, upped
the audience hquEt out: lp, learns
"ttgHtllmm'ilal‘i of reappredioqoilt ,‘
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