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FRIDAY, MAY 6, 19m
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SOCIETY NOTICES ,
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
OIII WOII L“ 0, N0. 1“. F. Ind A. M.
Moots In ssonio Building, South
Main street. 1st and 8d Tuesday of
each month—July and August as
canted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially Invited. liickson
acacia. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Hillier Chapter, N0. 38, R. A.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and sth Tuesdain of
each montthuly and August cx.
. comd~at 8 o’.clock All Royal AII- h
M one cordially Invited. William III
go flin. H P. Robert M. Wilcox.
eo.
There is his world news today. kins
EdWard, IuIcr of the whole British 11m-
plre to reported greatly ill; yesterday
180 men were entombod and are be-
lievdd to be dead. in an Alabama Inincl
and an earthuqake In Costa Rica has
killed 600 people. And on top of It
all comes the Information that in re-
sponse to scores of letters protesting
to the governor of California against.
. allowing the Johnson-.Icffrtca light to
materialize that that official holds that
he has no power In the premises. The
agitation has developed since the
death of Tommy McCarthy who was
fatally Injured in his fight with Owen
Moran In “Frisco a few nights ago.
The governor’s position according to
his secretary is that “title be Is not
In favor of prlscflght.‘ seller has at-
tended one In his ii and never In-
tends to, the state I allows boxing
and that efforts at t be directed to
the looal authoriti , permits being
discretionary with hem. It Is under-
stood that the per It has already been
granted and the overnor's secretary
adds that it. is nbted that any pro.
~test against a ire of this sort until
the law Is chan ed so as to define more
clearly the d erence between a box-
lng exhibition and a prize light.
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If you we . about to become a bride
wouldn’t it jar you If you should act
the sort of a mesaagc on the eve of
your marriage that Bryan's daughter
.. In said to have received from her for‘
mer husband. Leavitt. the artist? Hero
It is: "Close your eyes and think of
the pa . dcarle." Rather sentimental.
-Yosl - 0 might have done as request‘
ed and then again She might not. Per.
hope It. made her'aimost regret liar-
. gain No 2 and then again it might have
made her fearfully angry at luoavitto
Thus far there has been no authenic
information on the subject.
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Living In Connecticut may have dis-
advantages but it Is plcasantcr to read
about than to experience an earth-
quake such as happened Ill Costa Rice
or feel the earthquake shocks such as
are reported this afternoon from Pres-
uo. California, where It is said that
people in the court house became so
frightened that they ran out of doors.
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The governor of California having
refused to call off the Jeflrles-John‘
I can fight. it is said that thc evangelists
are planning to conduct a gospel tent
service next door to the big mill, dur~
Ing its progress. Which audience do
you think will ccntor Its attention
most on one cabinet? I
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A good Iccoipt for keeping the high
way oil off your shoes. Deni walk in
the oil.
....
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Tuesday, May 6, 1890.
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III A HIlliSi
AAAPAAAAAAA
Series of Earthquake Shocks or.
Wednesday Night Causes a
Great Loss oi Liis
' ed here from the province of Cartugo
The water committee of the South
Norwalk Board of Councilmen report-1
od favorably on extending Uic pipes
to Cove street and through the new
road laid out to Fitch's Point East
Nutwalk.
A man in Bridgcpoll was llucd 37
and coat for whipping his iIIIrtccu
yonwid Iinughtcr with a cat-ooniuo-
tllla until the blood burst through the
shin.
Robert G. Wilson was united in mar
ridge III the Norwaik Congregational
Church to lilies Fannie Wilson. A re-
coption followed at the bride's rest—
douco in West avanuo.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
The new White House cow has the
euphonious name, "Gwendolyn." A new
will a mine like that ought to give
milk with all the ingredients shaken
up and ready for the insertion of the
strawpipellne. —- Houston i'l‘uxns.)
Post.
......
The report. comes that itcno has
been shaken by an earthquake. but It
probably was nothing more than the‘
vibration caused by a dance of groan
mic“ and widowers awaiting their
ilnal divorce papers. ‘Paterson Cull.
."I‘Ia said that Mayor Gaynor spilt
fails when he was a young lad so
did Abe Lincoln Any national klgni
* finance-to itfmhridgeiiori, Post.
.4.
One reason. probably. why the wo
lieu of Kansas do not care to vote I
- Manse they ean.»l(unsds City Times.
, The report that Mrs. Katherine Ole
‘ shitload Gould has given away property
. Ito be used for the establishment of In
I“ifltl‘lai uhooi suggests that the time
all: seine when charitable uncover
”profit not only by swollen for.
illillll’l Pilllllllliii
[lllllllilill llill llllillllli
Victims Who Survived Their In-
juries Ars Being Cored For
SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Nicaragua.
May 6.-—-Refngecs arriving at Salt Jose
bring further news of the devastation
wrought wiry the series of earth shocks
in the province of Cartago. Costa Rica,
during Wednesday night. The capital.
Carts 0. In said by the fleeing ones to
have can practically destroyed. but
the estimates of the dead and injured
are conflicting. It Is agreed that the
first report of five hundred fatalities
was conservative.
The finest structures of the. town are
in ruins. Among the number was the
Palace of Justice, erected by Andrew
Carnegie's gift of $100,000. it is be
licved that Dr .Bccunegra. the Guate-
malan magistrate to the Central Amer-
Ic'au arbitration Court was killed. His
wife and child are said to have perish-
e .
According to reports received here
from San Jose. the refugees say that
Communication between (lounge with
outside points has been Interrupted
and much damage has been done along
the railway line leading to Point [.1
mon. The shocks threw the 10.000 in-
habitants Into a panic. The authori-
ties. however. kept their heads and
martial law being declared. prompt-
ly began the work of rescue. Some
400 bodies have been taken from the
ruins.
PANAMA.
May 6.-Adviccs rccciv
in Costa Rica state that the earth
quake shocks of Wednesday night
caused much suffering not only in Car-
lago. the capital, but in the towns
along the railroad line from Curtkgo to
Port Limon. San Jose so far as is
known here did not suffer greatly.
The reports agree that many per
sons Were killed or injured at (tarts
go and a portion of the place wiped
out.
Dr. Joan lilloa. I-onaulgenernl of
Costa Rice to the United States rot-elv-
cd today the following caliicgrnm from
the Minister of Foreign Affairs Senor
Ricardo I‘enandcz at 'Sau .losc: "Earth-
quake last night destroyed (Tartago.
There are several victims.
Other nearby cities have
without loss of life."
The above calllcgrnm reached the
city last IIIghI_ but was not delivered
to lilioa until today
BOSTON. May —“‘th cluplovcs
and propertI in I osla Itlta 8f the tint-
icd Fruit (‘otnpnm nlc safe according
to a dispatch received at the head of-
ilcoii here today. The company's plati-
tations are located near the coast. The
dispatch stated that the earthquake
had practically destroyed Caruso,
killing 100 persons and injuring many.
The railroad station was demolished.
Several tremors were felt at San
Jose. but no damage was done there.
li‘itifiSNO. Cal.. May 6.-—:\ sharp
earthquake shock was felt In this city
shortly itci’orc 9 o‘clock today. The
Vibrations lasted for more than a
minute. shook buildings and caused
dishes to rattle, The court house shook
so that the employees run out of iIIciI'
chines.
coasrock’fitis was:
moms ron sovsavoa
Chairman of Democratic State
Convention Committee Thinks
But Says Little
NIIJW HAVEN. May Il.-«Iihuivuuni
Charles W. I‘tuustork. of the Home
cralic l-liult' tfouirnl t‘ommlticc, who
is in the city on legal intuitions. was
asked by a reilortov as to whom his
pail) would nominate fut goIcInoI in
the coming campaign. 110 would not
commit himself, howcvcr.
All he would say was that he
thought his party needed a man of the
calibre of .Iupdge Simeon 1'2. Baldwin.
of thin city. but did not find himself
csca pod
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IFORMERLY HOYT'S THEATRE)
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
MAY 5TH. 6TH and 7TH
A Drama in One Act
C1119! Dark Cloud 81 Co.
“THE INDIAN”
Real Indians in a Real Play
Ned Nye and
Bonnie Today
In a Bit of Everything
GOLDING
ECCENTRIC
JUGGLER
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370 III cuss counters
II 81. Mill’s -
(Continued front First Puget
The following priests assisted the
bishop in the services: it‘alhcr Mc-
Glnnts of Norwalk. Pathol- IA‘Inn of blast
Port I‘Itcstcr. Ir‘aiiici“ John Murray.
chancellor of the diocese; Hillier
Iamcs (l'lir on of Stamford. Father J.
J. Diiggan o \i'eA-tthIrI: Rev. Dr. Pity;
gcrald of Ilcrby. I-‘athcr Mitchell of
iouth Norwnlk. I"Ilill(‘l' Andrew Kerri-
gan and Father Iilcnson of Stamford.
Father ()‘lmnI-y of New (‘nnaan. Father
.Ilugenc Sullivan of Stamford and Path-
er .loscph Ryan of Iirccnwich.
At the conclusion of thc confirma-
tion the bishop made It short address
to the children on ihc meaning of their
continuation and the duties it impos-
ed upon them. He addressed the chil-
dren as "little soldiers of I‘hrisl.” He
paid in part:
“You all know \leIt t'hrisi II-I iic is
IIII‘ litilc bully ulmin you hear about at
'lhrislmus time. Ilu (‘illlll‘ as ii little
child for your sakes. lie is IIII' onc
Ivhom as a boy III" tm-ivc years went
into the temple and questioned Illc
‘earncd doctors anti attempted to turn
their minds to (Iod. Iic Is the (Inc
whom you vencruit- and adore on the
cross. '1‘th little baby. boy and man.
is the some pcraon, the second person
of iiod. who created earth. heaven and
run. He cam! its a little child that you
might not be afraid of litm. llo Is
known to you on the cross to show you
how much you ought in love iiim b0:
causc He saw liimscli for you.
"You are rmIIIII‘I‘s III I‘hrist, \\IInt
docs (‘Ill‘ibi want? Although ilc Is no-
ceudcd Into hctucn there arc still iiit‘ll
who do all they can to lay their 11 Ids
on Him. who do all they can to l'l' tic
lilm. You will hear mun use IlIc name
'IfIitIIi IIIIII I‘bvist \Iitiuuii nnI rcspovt.
but if you can‘t stop them. don’t you
ever IuIlIntc ihmn
“XII gIlIIIII'I‘ \vInIlIl kitt'flk of his cap-
iaiu Ill IIllII no). Not only for your
soul, but for your bud) should you
have grout rcspI-ct, IIII' t‘hrist had a
body like yours. You will ltc IIIIII‘
soldiers for I‘iIrIst: always any good
words. do good IIIII‘IIh and grow up
pi‘af'llt'll‘li: what you how lIccn taught
Today \vc have slgilcd you \IItli the
sign of the cross. That Is to remind
you of your Savior. (‘lIrist doesn't
ask you to scrvc \vlilmut pm He
ill‘tlllllfii‘h‘ III Iiii't' _\Iil1 Hit‘ii ini)‘ [to Hit
man can one you. In yum:- III mute
if anybody offers you any I‘cn‘AII'Il III
do wrong. rviusc It Nu iI‘\\Ill‘II
worth going liWiI) from tiud “
Tito liisiiup IIII’II IIIIIII‘I‘HM‘II IIII' (Ilih'l'
pcoplc. lIIIir‘I‘ “II" had l‘I‘i'I‘IVI‘II cons
flrmuilon a number III wart. ago. and
imprcmcd upon them iIIc III'J‘I‘MIIII of
setting a good uvntuplc to Illi‘ children
so that they would iml be led astray.
and so that Iiiouc who are III ii I‘I-Iv
yours to such-cd illc llIlilIIH uf IIII‘
cliurcit plight in» brought tip III iiwiv
OXIIIIINII in IIII’ plum III Htlil.
III cloning his IIIIlIlt‘iIrI tiII~ bishop
HIIIII iliili Illii‘ of tho gt‘ciIII-Hl lili'iililn of
evil was the use of intoxicating drinks.
lie thcn IIIiuIlulsIcrI-Ii IIII‘ pledge of to-
tal AIltsIIIII‘IIcc lI'Itm intoxication Ila
i|lII)i'.‘i iu the entire class. ouch mom»
bur promising to abstain until he or
she had reached iiIc ago of I“‘I‘Ill,\"II\‘I‘.
years.
The children then repeated in con-
cori the Lord's Prayer. ilail Mari and
the Apostles' Iirccd. and IIII‘ sculcc
closed with lilo III‘I‘II‘IIIIIIIIII bv the
bishop.
John ’I‘. IInyI-AI was sponsor for the
boys and Miss Julie (llavI-u was spots
nor for the girls.
I5
in a position to state whether he
thought Judgc Baldwin would. or;
would not receive the nomination. As‘
to any othcr candidates for this office
in the democratic political field. he
s|a1d that It was early yet to talk poll
tcs.
Mr. Conmtotk Is Iniy hopeful anti
confident of democratic «not can in this
state this fail.
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IALLOON PASSES OVER HISRON.
HEBROI‘I. May Il.»~A large spherical
balloon passed over this town this
morning about 5 o‘clock, moving In I
southeasteriy direction. As It ap-
proached the town, it was estimated as
being considerabl more than a thous~
and feet high. Willie passing over Ile-
bron. It began to descend and when it
sailed out of sight in the direction of
Colt-beater. It was estimated as being
about one thousand feet up. Only one
person not“ be soon in the basket.
At the higher altitude. It moved very
slowly, but when It descended. III ap-
|narontly entered a miller current of
. air, for Its speed Incline much greater.
it is thought to have been the balloon
which 8.00“de at Pittsileld. Mason
early this morning. carrying Prof. Dav-
Wu.“ by alimony wi’mvideooe
Id Todd, of Amherst. his wife. and
toner!» J. dilution.
thank of minor uuikou It Iquossiblc
to print the names of the boys and
girls coniir ad. but the full list will
be publisher IoiIIorrow.i
alshoo Nlian'a Appointments
"lhu bishop will make the following
visitatious:
May I. 3 It. to will Francis IIlIiI"IIl.
Middlulown. Confirmation.
May 11. 7:30 p. lit-writ. llrlIigct's
fililiif‘yh Manchester. Confirmation.
May 12 it: {ill II. lli.m~HI.. .louoph's
church Moliden Confirmation.
May 12,8 p. m. wA'asIIinpiiou church
Weetport. Confirmation.
May ll. 0 a. in.~8t. .Ioltn‘a church.
Eitnmfo d. Conformation.
May In. 10:30 a. "Ir" St. Joseph‘s
Cathedral. ilaviforti. Pontifical high
mass
May in I p In.~-Bt Joseph's Catho-
drai. Hartford lwonfirmnlion
May 16 7: 30 p. mush. Anthony's
church New Haven Confirmation
May 17 II a mum. Marys church.
Branford. Confirmation
May 17 7: 30 p. inn-«at. Anthony‘s
Church Hartford Confirmation.
May iii 10 a. m.-tilaored Heart
church liridgeport. Confirmation.
May III. II p m.-Bt. Joseph‘s
gnarl»; Booth Namath. Confirm
on
Teas and Coffees
Snider‘s or Blue Label Catsup
Specials for Saturday
MAY 7TH
Delicious New-made Butter. per lb. . . . . ................ 34c
Fancy Green Mountain Potatoes. per peck .............. 18c
3 lbs. Yale Toast, Milk Crackers or Soda Crackers ........ 25c
Maud S. Brand Flour .................. bag. 85c; bbl.. $6.75
E. C. Corn Flakes. per package .......................... 9c
Wines and Liquors
. large bottle ............. soc
10---Stamp
36. lb. Ground Mustard . . .loc
1,-1.1 lb. Ground Pepper . . . .roc
1 pk. Monarch Cornstarchxoc
Specials---10
2 lbs. Mixed Cakes ...... 25c
Crown Aster Brand jam. . 17c
Cocoanut Macaroons. lb. . .I3C
A. F: B. 8: Co.
Why Not OW
bone of Sou
trolley. :ind \IIIIilII walking IIIHIIIII
$1.000 Down, Balanc
Phone 440 83 and 85 Washington St.
Six Modern Cottages With All Improvements
Located on WOODWARD AVENUE, one of the Most Desirable Soc-
l-‘ltlc mu III Invite shatic tI'ccs,
Prices Ranging from $3600 to $5000
inquire oi CHAS. E. HOYT
N Your Home?
th Norwalk
good Ivuiks, ieIcI lots,
l'l‘ of station and IRI‘IOI‘iI‘s.
handy to
e on Mortgage at 5"}
s W. ”.491; .
\InI ’ .2 ‘t II III. -.., I-it r‘rnuI is
.\uIII-I‘ a illllli It \i' airrbury Continuu-
Iloii
Mn} :3, :1 p In.---I'lmrch of Our
Lady of Lourdes. Wutcrbury. I‘onfi»
mutton. "
May Lil, it a. In. BI. 'l‘iunnus'
church, WutI'rIIurI. I‘IIllflrnInIioIl
May 2i. 7.30 p. III.»~I‘lIuvch of Our
Indy of Sorrows. iIAIi'iIIII'd. (‘onlirma-
Iltlll.
May 2.0. the p m est. Stephen's
I‘IIIII'I‘II. Quinclniug Confirmation.
his} ‘33. T Ito p III.‘*"SI. .loucph‘s
church. til-IIsI-I-nm‘dalc. Continuation
May :0. III 30 u. III.~I'II. Joseph's
church. New lAlllIll'lI. Dedication.
May 29. I: p. m. ~Si Mary‘s church.
New London. Confirmation.
Mlly 30. 7.30 p Iu,-- Si. Stanislaus
church. McrIIII-n. I‘oiIllrquiIIuI.
Mk) III. p III. «:41 Mary‘s church.
\\’IuIIsIIr1.oI-Iiu, ('nnilrmniinn.
.l\|lit‘ I. 7.lil p. iII.v~SI. Mary‘s
chm-cit. Milford. t‘ouiituuiiion.
Juno 1!, it II, III --SI. .luiiii's church.
New Haven. I‘oniirmution.
.iunc‘B. I p. III.~aI‘hIIrclI of Ilul‘
Lady of Mount I‘nvmcl, M1 I‘IIrtucl.
I‘I‘qulrmutiun
.Iunc II. lurlltt a. mgr—Hi. IAI\\'I‘t‘Iit‘I“iI
chan-I, Wcst IIIII'cn. Dedication.
.lunc fl, 5:30 p. m.-*SI Lawrence‘s
church. \VI-si HIH'I'II. (louilt‘muiiun.
June It to 11 Manrcsa lnstltuic,
lx’cysor Itilulltl. itctioal.
June 12, :l p. Inn-SI. llornard‘s
I lIurc h. lioc kv Ilia. Confirmation.
June 14 7: (iii p. iii mmSi I‘hlitilicrinc
thtlltli. litoad llrook (:-.onfiitnal|on
June It», 7:30 p. In viii. FIIIIII'III
Xavier's church. New Milford. Con-
III'mIItion.
Jim" Iii. ii a. in.~—-Bt. Joseph's
Confirmation.
church. llanbury.
Juno III I p III all. hour‘s church.
Nowiown. I.uniliifilti..lon
June 17 I p. m- ~Hacrcd iical'i
church iCIIst 1’an CIINIICI Confirma-
lion.
Juno 1?. 71:10 p. m.-——St. l‘nul‘o
church. ilionviiiu.
June 23, 7:30 p. tu.--St. Francis
I hutch Torrington. Confirmation
FESTIVAL A'I' LUfiIfIAN cHURCI-i
Thanks to the efforts of the lmdieu‘
Society and the generosity of the men»
hers and friends of the congregation.
the skin and ice cream festival at St
Peter‘s Evangelical Lutheran Church
was It grand sat-coda. The lecture
rooms of the church Were appropriate
Iy decorated for the occasion with the
national colors. The many guests were
entertained with music until a late
hour. Cari Schmidt. accompanied on
the piano by Miss: 14mins Bohaub ron.
dared several selections on the violin
In a moat pleasing Iand accomplished
manner. and the tingle; of hymns and
patriotic songs by the Sunday school
oldl ren met with burly approval. A
goo iy sun: was lull led,
an ' « ~
*I‘ ‘a .
lNEw ENGLAND PEACE CONGRESS
iIAII".II“()llI) May Ill—- 'l‘hI anangc
moms imvo been completed for the en‘
tcrtniumI-nt of the delegates to the
New England Arbitration and Peace
Congress. which has its opening sesv
sinn Sunday and Will extend through
the following Wednesday. (in 'l‘uee-
day tin» Iiclcgatos will go to New Ilri-
into to honor the moory of 1".Iihu Ilur-
rill. the great apostle of pI-uI-c. and
that city already Is any with color for
the gala ouaslon Tilt paiadc pill in
clinic upwards of ‘i 000 III hool children
and there will be floats emblematic of
the rally history of \‘mv England
Hundreds of Town and
Country Properties
For
Sale
.1”...
The Lawrence Agency
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Silk Floss
Mattresses
The light weight mattress. Weighs
32 pounds. lines not pack down. A
sun Inuit keeps it soft and fluffy. Made
in all the fancy art ticklngs. Regular
$15.00.
SaturdayL$1250
I. K. mvousLI. uuosnukla
F. A. MTTCHELL
House runmsnna
CORNER WALL AND HIGH OTCoI
NONWALKI CONN.
Quick Auto S c r-v i c e
Norwaik Branch Office of ,
Tiilt‘iEvonim Sentiiiel
James“ H.
The Baron at the Piano
Lichtner
AT 2 r. M. Motion
“ALSO——
NEW MOTION PICTURES
Matinec V 53$le Evening
Dafly Monday and Thursday 1:”;“3'3';
Daily
PICtlll'eS O'CLOCK
V Matinee
S and 10c
¥PRICES§
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BOX SEATS. 25c
Evening
10 and 15c
B. l. M. RATES ARE UP 20 PER
CENT.
WASHINGT TON May
a ~An In
crease in the passenger Isles of the
Boston a Maine Railroad Co of ap-
proximately 20 per cent. on the Fitch
burg division of that line has hecn ill-
cdwilh the Interstate Commerce Com-
mission.
The rates are flat increases In the
selling prices of straight fare tickets.
A Single
Demonstration
WILL SHOW THE REASON
WHY
——THE——
Cadillac
Automobile Co.
Delivcrcd 2851 cars the first
three months of 1010
l. I. llllillilllilll I fill.
89 Wall Street. Not-walk.
liii filflVER’ 3 Phil
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SHOE
QUESTION
Will HAVE THE ANSWER!
RALSTON
New “ANSWER" hast. l’at.
high arch, high heel.
$4.00
Wear Shoes That Fit
In wasumovou eraser.
sacs: m
0
colt.
MUSIC HALL
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
May Sih, 6th and 7th.
TONIGHT
“A Wife’s Honor”
First Time Ever Played in This
City
By Castle Square Stock Co.
Staged by Charles A. Taylor
EVENINGS ............... 10. 20. 30c
MATINEE SATURDAY ....... 10. 20c
CHANGE or PROGRAM MONDAYS"
AND THURSDAYS
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STREET.
Next Game, Saturday. May 7th
NORWALKS
III illilt Hill IIIPIIIIIIEIII
One of the Fastest Semi-Professional
Team: In New York City
GAME CALLED 3:30
ADMISSION. - 25 CENTS
BOYS UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 CENTS
Grand Stand Free to Ladies.
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Norwslk High School Senior
Class Play
“Back to Nature”
HIGH SCHOOL HALL
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
MAY 5 MAY 3
TICKETS, - 25 CENTS
HIoH sci-tom. oacusarna.
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A arrests“ ransom.
From a Distinguished autumn.
Whose Name Will Be Given
Upon Application.
on. IIICK'S MEDICINE (30..
South Norwalk, Conn.
(incumbent——
The remedy which you have placed
.‘upon the market is a valuable aid in
the cure of those ailments for which
you recommend It The experience
which I have had with it In my family
leads me, in the interest of the suffer-
ing everywhere. to give It my hearty
endorsement. and to say that your
claims for It are not too strongly
stated,
A Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Rheuma-
tism, Grimm Malaria
ira‘
Norwalk Chronicler