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The Judge .....................
The Girl .......................
The Bu ier
I: Special LOZ I
San iiiid 10c
PRICES-Matmee,
Specml Engagement of .
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TnQ Pol coman .................
The liurglar ..... ‘ ..............
AT HOYT’S
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........ ...........‘.Ml (3. Warren
................ Miss June Evans
................. Mr. H McKenzy
...................... .I 0. Mock ‘
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Hewitt '91.». by Sloiuori
“Just a little
Tingle on the tongue”
Is a song that Often
A win pointer Within. ‘
:HE RE
St J9.
Prisoner»:
“The
Evening. Two Complete Shows at 7.15 and 9
& Bud":
riiniit nun“. comtov nun 1-
prim MiSs Perk
PM J. In mun
Joyce & Donneliy
in Songs, Dancing and
Character Changes
Hayes 8: Al point
in Hans Nix’ 3 Baby
BAD
I-t;
BS
MS"
hit-n ,
Has been sung.
But never mind about that, have you ever tried
the snappy drink
er.
"meek
At the Soda Fountains?
It has the elements of life' in it.
bunker-Smock ($0.. Greenwich. Conn.
V nun. new: CALEB.
lem. l4. Wood and wile to Vina-um
Quinton. lot And bulldihuu.
Milli”, itruot Wur.
Wm. 'l. And The». I IlnymonIt to
Penn" Downer. lot Foirdohi avenue
Wu
Oliver (look to deard ii White. lot
titanium. A.r
WW” 0 Faber to hydo A Knooiuud.
lb Pinion. 7 tom Add huiidlnu.
(EMWWI WHI'I
“09th Hltehit ii Richard H.
Golda to “WIN 1". units. building
lot, Godot “not. or.
" Damon ii Quinton-n to Chll‘leil A
Gui btgrmw tot. liltitlftl place. War
«clip is to Elizabeth A Vor-
inn, 1 m wand buildinn. Mold street.
‘3'. ‘
"Mic Christian: Water. to Frank
0. Johnna. lot, 'l‘nylor‘nvanne. Anion.
‘ . Inim hamlet I), Will. u. Smiths:
lot and buildings. Fort moot. Forum
than”. .
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gflnrgret '1‘ German. oi
and your with Air and lire
lief brother Anti IIIII
I
1., has returned in her.
,3;
NEWLY-WIDE RECEPTION.
W
W. Friend: (We Mr. and Mn. Home. M
N. woman A Royal Willow“.
llomt'o M. N. autumn. 3 (owner Idea
ionlun, now or Nut-walk. Conn. and
bio bride, or the utter plan. were
given It rm'eltilim iliil evening at tho
reoldenou of MI. Anti him. It lit libel
lwarIwr. mo [Ironwood atroot. not
lose Hill. The bolt“ w“ prottily
undiluted With plan". torn: out!
norm- Thorn no Willi Ind instru-
ment“ mimic and reimlimenu were
zoned. The bride Imd bride/Armin
received A number 01 handsome pron
onto. Anton: the mm mm the id!
lowing: Mr. Wild
mun. oi Walnut 11.6.: hm. tinted.
of Youngstown. Min
Wright of Reading. And the random“
l‘l. Fruit (l. Sic» ,
I?
’Mru .lulIn I'IIrIIeI, I.. it Hot and lmninr
HHlm‘lI‘Illlitrlifirwiculnn (I’n) Exprimn
Hunt 17.
i
; Mrii .Iucub women hinmln. III.
ground her way book to [militant Iwnllh
ltbo when: "I bullet-Ml with kidney
itrouble nnd tinclinrtte and my uppnilir
won my poor at limos. A ten would
no I not Foley PIIlII And more Ilium
A fair trial. They are the trout I'III
Iloi’ so continued til now i am IIIIIIIII
in perfect health. ” The Bridge Phar-
mwyl
\
u. a ”an
wan-«WM
MIHHILL ALUMNI'I INTIRTAINN
MINT
At I muting of the fitbmlord lune
outive Committee of tile Merrill Alum
hifimd Friday evening. in the college
‘hliIIiI Elisabeth HIIIIlIonbm or. hit )qu ,
lllll out}: rm
; run.
‘ ('tllllliillilt‘llill
I.
l
, Evening, 10 and 15c
. , 7r.
OPENS BBllLlAITLl
(Conilnut‘d'lrom Find Page.)
The llrsi ililillill)’ won that M A.
iiii'kl’i‘illfiil Al son. who showed A line
width remind many favorable
In tho noxt booth was the pump
null «mom Iii Mm ..l W Slililwoli In
I'hnulo oi AIquuiIII I“. Manner. and in
ll‘ilii'il novel-u! iliIo pianos were shown.
0an of the moat elaborate booths
Willi ibnt ol‘ lions-re ‘7 Slovene. who
lenturrd tbv lied Men' I Brand oi (‘oi7
turn The booth conialned A number
Ill Interesting Indian relics us well us
It full nongd lndinn who gate own
line nouveulr pencils bearing the name
or the iInn._, 'J‘ [n was a demonstra-
tion of rollnra Interline Illioctlun oi
Innoph Goodwin
The oonivvilomtry booth contained
at vory lino array or hommquie quotn.
and was In rharxo a! Mrs. Elblrt w.
Maren. who presided wry grnoelully.
Next won the domestic booth. over
which him John E. Jones was the fill-
pirvieor, and In whlrh wu III nice on
Iikunrimeni oi lrmlnine apparel as uny-
uno would wlah to Iron. ,
On the opposite side of the hall the
booth oi’ MrII. William Vollmer ul
Irltriml much Attention. This oontuln
od inury Minion 0 every donorlpilou.
and Woo liIII-mlly viiironllt‘d.
Adjoininu Ihhl was the flower booth.
or which Minn Kluio Prlodlnnder won
the pronhiing union. and where could
ho round pump of tho ebnlroul plume
mu] nilwol'il Gilt? Would Willi].
In the phonetic rumor oi the null
won the grub bug. with Mrs. Horure
Krywurih in rlmrm mounted by MIMI
Ellsnboib Holuoulnmn. All could it“-
rure I pride (or live rents. and this
III-wired llborIIl patronage.
lee err-um. unite and unit drlnlte wore
moved in tho pnrleru and hero wen u
onmpietoh equipped node water ntnud.
unndnrtod by Mrs. Irving ll. “matey.
uni-ted by Min None Barnum Min
non-u Moriarty, MiIuI Role lchinnlII
and William A; McPherson.
In addition to theme booth: A num»
ber oi bundmmo Article! him till
pour-Ii at by tho tollowln; your: in
diam (lohl Ivntob Mile tannin Mon
hummer; IIIIooII. Mn. William A lilo
Pitt-roan; mm pillow. um Winnie
hm ratio Minn FrAIIcoII flnbeiiy;
nidobourd Milt. Mollie (lounolluv;
Wilton. MIMI tillnnboln Iluwlov; root.
Mrn itinul I. CoIIIIIiIIrli. About» Minn
llltiilu Limior; [mmtnlu pun, Witter
Canny; nlIiolIoIIrd. liolund tillerwmul
'l‘iIo illitnriuinmfint program Ivan pm
vided by tho Amorluuu llund wboue
Inn-h? uup non no; better (Mi?! Dl‘MItWI
l’i’t‘viouu to tho ripening of i it “If til
band i‘l‘llilmi'd several nievtlunii I
mm of tilP boil in Wanlttugimt “tool.
and after Ii odioolt entitled the build»
in; and two III minim W9” PW
gram. 'l‘ 0 bob Ii will under the clip
Inbiu direction or harm A. run. MIG
the Intuito wen otodpllonnlly lino Al
Mr 9 WNW donning m Indulnod In
and noniluuod until it
Tonight the Amtmmmem will be
furnished by several people from Mu-
do, In Quintet-Ii. minus will” in' IIII: Holt Iinu no there in ii toot! bill till
Iiinsiuninno: MI‘. Ind Mitt. 'l‘honiu (I Walton
Slaw league” 0. Slain Illicit “l Aldggioi'ninl Iliad
ll tuber 3 m
m'illm‘fll‘. mil 11'th A. DAMN Ilia ”of. kit figsdmdfllo'w
‘ union Not! Misti ItiAry Not A Ali.
Mm. George Dull“ rumour and
Gemini Dulles Flemming, Jr r. and
no Corneilua until lira. Iii“ Ilium
thing. MW. mom “All tilt. Add urn.
Willi imitation in iltouit Iv
All diplomas at tho minionmrut IAIII
Julie. mid anomalies of tho three;
Albeit mo, um titty Mutilation». Ad to not accordingly
Alli! Port UbutWhit‘Ve hm lhltfrunb Huts-y
M
rilih the Annulment more th’lg when It good pro rum III 8!!
«limited Ill be [Mill Friday ' Iiured Inlet nt lied men's
It.
The general committee (It ti‘t’iiilfl'
It I «mini in vimrgo oi the fair III com.
renew ”mind of t bolder ll' Clarke. chairman:
Fonoool I‘. Holmes. secretary; Frank
N. l’orrlu “Wishful“ ”an L 201“".
« hreuuhAII—watuititovd mouth Normtk Hamilton Inmntnrti. iTheodore illnrii
Poluio. Richard Voiuht, ltobort
WI).
1
. lie to dole
Pleat Alliowluu Census
hint Wmfllil " “
WABHlNG'l‘ON. no i0
the that donations with will oh the Ill'
drenching session of donut-en will be
union when theimt Abnor-
Itlonment of numbers of the Honda of
fienraxontdtivu «tinder that reliant con
IIIIII shall be made
The constitution requires that
It _ roanportiuiumont shut follow
each decennial enumeration 7 of the
people. and accordingly e redistribu
lion Di some in the House membership
‘ has taken place hitherto noon alter tho
: conclusion or ouch census. , ,
, Up to 1890 the ronpdorilonment was
' uniformly postponed until the first
, tension of the congrene'nuceoedlus tho
i ‘eutimoration. but alter the eleventh
demand it change was made and the
Apportionment bills for the eleventh
Ind twelve conduit were broil ht in .
. and pound in each case durl g the
’ IIlImt session of the current coogrean
, Immediately following the census. It
1 will rent with the Appronchlns reunion
Ito detelminu whether it IIIIIII Iollow
‘ the old or the new precedent.
, lieu may determine the choice.
Poli-
Iicfore the time for the meeting of
, congreu the remit of the November
. directions will have become known. It
the Democrats should come into con-
trol of the House for the stxty- -thlrd
.congrees they would uuturnlly rental
, my alien to have the change made by
‘ the
mount Republican congress.
while the Republicans would be as nox-
ious to have the service performed
7 while they were’in control at legisla-
tion in both hOIIIel.
Apportionment in itself can be used
for party advantage only through the
monipulmion of population fractions
in the various states. it the present
day plan 0! fixing upon A definite num-
ber oi member! IIII the llrul etep III the
dinlrlvution in followed many mates
will be found to have a considerable
number oi citizen» over the number
necessary to give them the number
of members unsigned them. The nine
oi Ihe house once determined. the
representation at elicit plate ll Arrived
at by dividing the aggregate popula-
tion oi the country by the total Inem-
‘ bership or the house and then divid-
ing the population or any given state
by the quotient thus obtained. AI»
most inevitably there ensued upon
each of such divisions a remainder.
large or small. Aside from arbitrar-
ll) tilting the representation on the \ot
inx miller than the deiuni population.
this reminder or (motion. affords
the out.) hue of manipulation oi the
apportionment of members,
It uteri in the extreme» it might
be An Important factor. on no lower
tbun 23 I'opronoutatlvou now hold their
some on (motions. TIIM they should
filo no is strictly III accordance with
the low which provides that um dent:
ionoy occurring on In even divioion
shall be iIIIpleed trout the platen hov-
Ing the turnout remainder: on the div
ion. This rule was strictly {allowed
_n the hut apportionment In all allot-
ments except Ibo-e made to Maine
and Nebrukn. in both those pinion
congress exercised somewhat arbi-
trary power by giving each I more
leullllve on a fraction Ion than the
pructions oi other station. which re-
ceived nothing become at Ibelr own
lrnmentn. Thin action was taken to
‘piment the loss of representation by
'luy Into.
If that policy would be accepted
Itill the wpmnohing apportionment it
ioould upwt the pious at some of the
‘houoo ludorl who are most anxious
Ito avoid any appreciable Increase in
.Ibe also at the house. The demo: ex.
portii Alreody understand tint when
the figures Ire made public some oi
the umllior eastern stolen will be
round to hove failed to hoop pace in
nrowtb with mm. or their larger
Invighlmm and with many at the west-
orn iii-ion. Ii. therefore. they on to
be protected nuaiuut loan of ropro
ovulation in the house It will pmbubly
in something like the it
to tlihi‘l‘illlinlifl in lavo
Nlllll‘lfl. '
A loan oi mombenhl would ho by
no nmunu a new Imperle . to many o.
the united. it) the tlrnt
mule utter he odditi-
the house numbered. untold, only 105
member». Vlrxlnin was Jiven lil, or Il-
moat one-filth oi the riltlre member-
I-ut birdie or
the monitor
ordained to it: Then there was a mad
Intuit. Since then titer. has been I
nib Di one.
with it in. 1830 has been reduced to 4
Monmobueoito hon the «the number
with which Ibo eluted in ”no. In
1810 the number you thou-Am to i7.
but by the next npmrtle uIDui it luul
indie» to ill. and the orig Mi More at
It WM not regained until limo
Alton Virginia end munohulottiit
Pouunylviinln‘. with ill members. had
the largest reproiientaiion in the
bound in 1790. New York and North
' oilnn followed With to each. The
allot Atrito never rose above Ill. but
the former hols gone III high on 40
which figure was nttolnod under the
Apportionment of 1830 And to the
Ingest roIerIIeniAilou any state ever
it“ hid. After 1880 the New York
mireunintitin tell to at in 1880. Since
then lbhu been rising gradually un~
til now it in :7. Ponneyivnnlt’n pro-4
out number of till it the largest ever
enjoyed by that platen: From the limit
debuts to the present Rhoda inland,
with tier two «pilot: and double mine.
has boon unitgrml
two mum-mm
Wane, ill
nhlp, and in 1800 lblt ntimher won in ‘
Ilnrrina the uni witOt‘iionmoni. Con. 5'
noctlcitl imam with 7 member. and _.
now bu 5. Moryinud bu boon native- t
ed from 8 to 8. turd- New “moduli-o »
from i to 2. Vermont. Which in 1810 1m.
but it members now hu 8. while Maine .
be noI-oennry to hold the mile down ,
portloumoni. ,
i’ 1790. when 7
uul who; may until “Wit. when were .
were only nine memborn from that .
Constitution Acquires It to ‘i'IIIiII
Bridgeport Advertisement: [
M. Read Co.
Ellablobad 1857
A Novelty in Cotton WAiSfiups
it' lb‘ an important IiIaiterial and attracts by its novel
weave and beautiful coloriugs.
iiIe cloth has a heavy cord
interwoven and “Is mercerizcd having a Very high lustre. llIc
colors are lilac r0256 light blue and black.
27 inches wide, 45 ctr. Look at it.
Wash Goods Section, loch floor.
Non Petticoais for Autumn
l we dollars will buy the daintiest and frilliest Silk Pet-
ticoat a woman could wish.
And their Is variety.
Persians of every combinathm sober or guy. changed~
blcs plain colored iaficias with liounccs trimmed with
Persian bands, and perfectly plain Taflcias in black and
colors. $5.00 for any of them. ’
I
Petticoats with Jersey Tops.
Women who have worn iilt‘lli prefer every time the
shirts with Jerscx tops and either silk or sateen iiounces.
lite lop his periheliy clings closel). yet is elastic, and there
is no supertluOus fullness.
In cotton with sateen or heathcrbloom flottnc’cs.
31.25, $1. 50 and up
Silk tops with Silk ilounccs, blank only. $5. 50 and
.00.
Heatherblogm Petticoats, at $1. 50, $1. 98. $2 25 and up.
Mocris Cotton Toilet“. at $2. 50. So. 75, $2. 98.
Black Saleem, from 98 cu; to $2. 50.
Cool and Suit Rooms. second floor.
The Corduroys are displayed in all their novel color-
ings at the \ olwi Section. illcy are to be very fashionable.
Have you looked carefully at that; window with new
Bras 3 \Trimmings?
\t the TrimmIng Section they will
slum \ou still more navelly and richness.
inst a touch of
son. c rich and ciegnnt Trimming “ill make a costume dis-
linguistic-(l
An artist in dressmaking ncv cr overdone it.
The D. M. Read Co.
Rugs
AXMINSTER
BRUCBELLO
INGRMN
LOO CAIIN
GREX
I
lNBHAlN
TANEO‘I’RY
saunas
VELVET
AXMINSTER
LlNOLEUM8 AND Oil. CLOTHO
CHlNA AND JAPANESE ‘MATTINGS
‘ A
LACE CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEO
EHAQEQ TO ORDER A SPECIALTY
A. Dicke ”tin
lm‘t‘; {timi-
it: St,“ So. Norwallt
84W
«H‘ ,' »“«It-r7..t ‘J‘I htmwu
7 . u ,,I It..
A
manhunt at In mt
Icahn the been contained only its
imminent The con-no so! who when
finned lame in ms. with dam on
i
i
i
ll
pop but. oil repreaenmion.
mutation limb villi-Into exceptional“
if
‘0! 98,424.; i800, in; newborn an ratio
From
more“: both in renrenauinlion and
fruit. on boonmt’udv. MI lotions:
1800. In Incipient will a folio of 38A
HIM) ism till membero And ratio at
4:35.000 I820. 'th memhefl and Mo 0!
10000. 1830, 340 members and ratio
of il.7ilil;1840. 223 mamborpmnd Mo.
oi 70. 680: map.- 133 When All alibi
Di 181,78 l ,‘ . «Inemberii and
ratio of 131. 1 0. 825 members
outlaw o of b .911; 865 mm
bit It Add rittliiioi i178 igl‘ifi 1909. 386
liars Add title oi m, 167
7M7otd linden or the um; are
Ilium ho loop lbw!“ at: lilo house
4m Add ion of them will Admit tin
llty pi Iin atonement lotto
39.55% or All) It the utmeni. I
'm “will!” of ill.
V i
«tannin.
y ibbrouttibd by monolith-Idem road: tile ”album
Dolomite tutti two Alum will mom Attention in non-
memhrro during the decade Di itilo- attention with tité dilution oi Appor-
iit' 2.0 but oilterwlee him had but one itinnruont.
in the house at any time
The iirzt unb'utionntoni made by diluent
the Constitution. itself provided for Where debits in limited.
’l‘lur Item travail note on
word in twin of an inquiry? into this
Under the rules of the house.
[manure
on» member to every 80.0?!) lnbobi motion to tho Ornmpndkor bill at Int
4..«
I. Allin!“ will“!
i‘ £in minor ‘ ' ’
Milling,” or obnwet. But it In
te.w
‘ it die than; in no chloral; .
u not: It W0 a. one
prevent thonfino ’ i '3ng j ,2
ennui. u 96","th Wrath!“ ..
iwritien rule which perm
Ito dlupose at its own within tin glint
Wind
tway.
.- 7 : s W-m N In:
MDDDIDI Ruble“ ' fl
the atom; II. Aime“ '
remote dlgoii on Iiiid um
any pounce oi the ham 3 I
ruuist than. .. 1b mtg. box.
:xrnADI'rIotI All”? mongol
norm Flori. Inuit " mourn lioihlor
Witt Domino I will um»
um error” in vol-4min “I:
new mini. find. its-m nliit’
, tier ammu- with Win04 who were
“rooted hm WWW
mum Go out;
who?"
i i will
in gonnonii é ’int. 1
Intro
um: them Mini amino
i
iron William ll. III; A A medium
tired moron-Int: at mmnl to without .4
unity they were employed
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