1‘ Contractor Riorden'a can one...“ Until Next Monday“ ’5 " tor Michael J. Riordan. or Nmaih.‘ has brought against the Belle inland noon. until next Monday morning. , The first witnesl yesterdoy morning was Edmund C Brone, or rooklyn, . the secretary of the Aaaoole it. Who , lave ientlmony regardin; the minutes. John P. two, the hunter president at - the Association. was on the stand the greater part of the afternoon. and told 01 his connection with the work done Mt. Riordan testllided that Muheo « ordered him to out down the road in q Summit avenue. opposite the ronerw at William C. Smith. and trace the rock in the marsh toad some distance south. He paid men, 82 n (it! for this work and charged ten per at. for the tools he furnished and ii I super- vision, which commission he confllder- Zed very reasonable. Attorney .1. Holden Hurlhntt retire rented the Belle island improvement Association. and John .1. Welsh appear- ed tor Mr. Riordan. Three Days, Nov. 24, 25, 26 Commencmg Thanksgiving Matinee HALL StOck Company l9 Sta, “itching plies provoke trotanit)’. but profanity wont cure them. Dean's Ointment cures itching, bleeding or protruding plies after years of nutter: log. [it any drug store. ”"00! COMMITTEI NOTEB. Engineer Stoddard, oi Irid'eport, Preeent to not lntormatlen. The meeting of the bridge construc- tion committee held last evening in the town court room previous to the town meeting held in the aaeemhly hall was not productive at mtt hostile-1t. The thee ; was graced th the presence otan titer engineer. Mr. Stoddard. of Bridgeport, who was preaent to get some points on the condition at at- tairl here in Norwalk in relation to the new bridge. Mr. Stoddard is the en- iglnaer who built the Congress street bridge. in Bridgeport. and la 0 than 01 wide experience in thitt line. He re. solved some intortnntion an to the cou- dttlons here, which was all that be de- aired. The construction committee had pre pared a report to submit to the town meeting at last evening, but did not do so because at the slim attendance at that meeting and decided not to sub- mit it until the next team meeting. TO OUR: A COLD lN ONE DAY 'l'alte LAXATIVE BROMO Qttlnlne Tablets. Druuim retund money if it title to cure. E. W. GROVES als- neture is on each box. 25o. The item or John Gerhard. or Cheat- nnt Hill, that is ill with pneumonio in slowly in]: in: under the one or Dr. G. M. mange. IN THE GREATEST FARCE EVER WRITTEN l ‘ BY BRANDON THOMAS CHARLES FROHMAN SAYS: "IT'S THE FUNNIEST PLAY I EVER OWNED." .3 OUR COMPANY OF MERITORIOUS PLAYERS WE SUBMIT FOR YOUR APPROVAL. ‘ ALL' PRODUCTIONS COMPLETELY BUILT AND PAINTED IN DETAIL FOR EACH PLAY BY OUR OWN SCENIC ARTISTS. i i BY SPECIAL PERMISSION Next Week, Com. Monday Ev’ g, Nov. 28th mam CHARLES KLEIN 'S MASTERPIECE “The Lion and the Mouse’jD EXACTLY AS PLAYED IN NEW YORK FOR ONE WHOLE YEAR tilillililitls .. l ‘ I THE FOLLOWING NEW YORK SUCCESSES WILL BE PRODUCED IN WEEKLY SUCCESSION “Brewster’s Millions.” “Girls.” ' “Paid in Full.” Three of Us.” “Mrs. Temple’s Telegram." “The Girl of the Gelden West.” j New York City‘s Greatest Iowan Every Evening at 8.15. Matinees Tues... Thurs and Sat, at 2.30 THE PRICES WW Evenings.‘ i151 25, 35 6;. 50 cents Music Hall South Nemlk’s Leading Theatre Wednesda Nov. 23 One dammed“ 8you, at 0:15 p. m. i" w Would you steel to matte yourself heati- titul in the eyeet of your husband! W Direct tmm lta year: run at the Ly cenm Theatre, New York City "to”. as. It». 50. no. dim lax Gilles dale now going on imam Lualtie time limit- on vaonsvxLL: intro ““0:an mores ,. LAY ; moment with the .. at New York. otilt‘ TIM HON LY; AND ‘l‘UflMY . 'i‘ notadtti he WW: heel-Ont rimmed The suit for 8100. Oil. Which Contrac-i , improvement Articulation m mans tied at «i: 36 ocloclt. yesierday atter- , 'usic Hall trill be more Netrar so '- What-nth. ran tritium trounce; um itin- . smarts " “’3" We 1, “ rosaoarmoir. ea, mo. “he. D. M. Read Co. Established 1857. , denim Not Too Late for Thanksgiving Chinaware 'l‘ake account of ncedittlnrticlcs before Wednesday, and lot us know about them. Special necessities for lhanlts- giving have been arranged for easy selection. Turkey Sets, large platter and twelve plates, decorated china. from $6.50 up. Turkey Platters, an immense variety, from 50c tip. Cranberry Sets, appropriately decorated, 85c. Earthenware Baking Dishes, l’ie Plates and Casseroles in all required sizes. Jelly Moulds. at 10, 20 and 25c. Special Dinner Sets. Service for six persons, for twoivcpersons, Plain White Ware, Plates at $i.00 per dozen Cups and Saucers, 6 for 40¢ Covered Vegetable Dishes. 10c (irnv) Boats 25c The Best Cutlery. Carving Sets, reliable steel, Knives and Forks. per set. Turkey and Meat Roasters. The most approved kind: at $2.75. $2. 25 and tltini to 700 at $5.00 at $9.50 $2.75 and up. 60c and up. More of Those Marabout Scarves Those we sold at $4.50. We have received another alot just like the first, in taupe. black and natural Fine wide scarves made of five strands of full \larabnut 251 yards lung $4 50. Maralmnt Mutts. mg or pillow muffs. $12.00 to $13.50. Trimming Section, main floor. Royal Flannel for Bath Robes Warm. fleecctl Flannel in attractive coloriugs, gray, rose color light blue cent. garnet. and brown combined with Wlliit‘ lighter in weight than wool, but warm enough for bedroom wear. 35¢ a yard A newassortment of Duckling Fleece and Meltons for kimonoa and sacquee. Wash Goods Section. ENTERTAINMENTS l ENTERTAINMENTS ‘ 19.58. is. Sat. N... ‘17, 18,19“ BIJOU DREAM “ “°" “ IATIN‘I DAILY. I P... IV'Nlmfl. I OOIIPLI'I'I INDY". 7 AND O I. I. Every Sentrtlay Ev’ g 3 Complete Shows WILL II GIVEN cried? anew. me e. at. amen mow. Into It. I. rttnta show am e. at. . avanv anew W‘LL’ at court": rm Mrs. Ezra Kendall & Co.,'1o a Comedy Sketch “Her Big Sister’ 8 Bean" Spender and Wyle. ”WWW” Paul stems. Foulltbnst
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