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Chlropmtlo II the may or the
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looting the «the. Dinner are «and
by a wrench. twiat or until in the
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lNorwail. 00“.. liuoio “mm“h groom pinched net-tree and pain in
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lltnha.
Chiropratooro remove the canoe or
title diooau and will; and health it
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tin, Heart. Kidney and Male Die
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to North mtn armr. oouth Nthlrll
Haaldonoo. o Waahlhatoh amor.
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. .tre dealred.
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38 loavlaw Avon ‘ South Norwailt
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Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNlllt. Mitt.
.2thth mo comma or to earn .
House Piping ’ . ‘_ “w“ of PI! Dav on. utwont
55“ Cost 4‘”; sum 001th 75c
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TOOLS,
The hooto mourned the’i‘nar} j '
- lat-men tho” their twilight-o.” the"
Wrist trots enter it-
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* Amusements
fl ””3“: BALL- antninntion of onrnott ottorto. extend.
Commencing with this evening ttnd “18.0“? a beriod oi nearly a your. on
continuing for the remainder of they!" l"J1 0‘ Nth govornmonta ‘0 0“
present week with u matinee tomor’m“ F "“9 “"‘lm’mem “1°!“ ”ll
row and Shim-day, the Music litill g‘flfl'wllnl I. ll did ”"9 amiable '3"
Stock Company will present mot lla- .tlemom o! "er imam”! | div-
llldn Hernan’o “a“ play «fiwm’n‘lomalh and political oharacior thot‘
Mloil Caroline Locke will pity the bid been reached. would mm“! or“
title role. Mr. Boeiwick will be won in 1 note NEWER)?!” "0“” amngthen
the role of Armand Duval. end all of “'0 lrlendly rotations now oxlatlng.
the old favorites will'be included in TM ogreement “1 l” "“6” “Ill "1
the ounporiing cart. All new scenery l" term. In purely economic tutti '
and other: have been provided it .vcommomlal: WW“ ”'9 W") ““5
line performance ,- ensured. loot wna under dint-union by the cont»
in addition to a“ play an excellent mlulonerebl loll assured that theater)»
program of motion pictures will be “M“ M l” people oi the United
altown between the note and him Lil l Stereo was ”“4”“ ”‘9’ would '9‘“
lllin Stiles the popular vocallet oi thelmm" ‘ menoure 'hl‘h “mm ”m" l“
company will render IOM My “,ng lucmae of trade on both alder of
that are aure to please.
within the reach at everyone p‘revttllér,
Next week (by re out) tlto eon»
only will repeat "Charley‘o A‘llht." the
play in which the company; made i
initial appearance before locll thew
tongue“ and which won one (" tho
beat. comedlea ever seen here. “an
Fiemmlnao will be men in t.. Add:
in; role. The coronanv will not awe
a performance on Good Friday night.
For one night only. Wednoaday April
12. Manager Bootwiclt ltaa booked an
attraction extraordinary "Madame
Sherry.“ with the city company or tor.
ty. Bent :an new open, Prlooa lor_
rooom product!“ moon; or Cana-
da ‘t‘o them-“hour gown eon
aumoro on advol'itimua eondliiona.
outlet tor the ext-eta oroducta of our
farm- and may or our indultrlea. he
tells regarding a negotiation oi thin
hind nerelaarily could not be made
public while the conferences were
pending. When. however. the full
ioortoaoondenoe and dnta explaining
both lta purpose and in acono became
known to thr- poople through the ”I
sure trontultifl lo Conn-on; it woe
Popular mm the boundarytilae, would open up the 2
to and at. the some timotoifer a broaderl
‘text oi the agreement. accompanying-
Robert K. liaroliall. Proves Fleet
of Foot and.
Boone:
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limmyWoe Found in Possession
‘ ' ol the Suspects
‘Hnndcuil'od together and guarded
nil niuht at Brown's ”ratio In Fair-
iiold lust night were 1th men captured
in that town about two at the point
or revolver: in the nude 01 James
Brown and John it. Boyle. Fnlrfleld’r
enterprlalng drttuiot. Early in the
evening these melt had chased Robert
K. Hamil, of Bridgeport. employed
by Howlend‘o Dry Good: 05.. along
Sanford avonue arter- holding him or
Mr money. he escaping them by run.
nlnz into the garage.
This woo about 9:30 and a little let-
er the two men were noon in the renr
or Boyle's pharmacy evidently look-
in: for a chance to force an entrance,
Then they went away and entered T.
.l. Noon'e saloon.
Bring Your Revolver.
Mr. Boyle had been informed at
the holdup and had eocOrled Mr. Men
ahell to rt trolley our for Bridgeport.
learning that the two men had gone
into hlr. Noon‘a and fearing that they
might overcome hint he telephoned to
James Brown 0! the garage to come
to his auieiance.
"Bring your revolver no you may
need it. l have mine," were the loot
worde he ahouted into the telephone.
Homily had Mr. Brown arrived then
they law Mr. Noon trying to elect the
two men from his place.
, Hulily Naming up each covered a
lman with his piotol and ordered the
stranger! to throw up their hands.
nylon:
"“‘rhrow up your hands. at l wii'
“about m- us enough tor the two
men and they hurriedly ottrreudored.
Countable Mound Kowuitl was
summoned and h-ndctti'l‘ed the twr
:men mother after which they wort
' taken to the surest:
Guo'ood During Night.
llr. Brown wan oworn in as a out»
olai constable and with Mr. Kuwaiti
married the two men all night.
Prooecutlng Attorney Clltug H. Kim:
waa rented out or bed and issued a
warrant for the men charging them
immediately apparent that the ripened
lrtttta or the carotid Inool‘l oi the coin»
< mlaalonere mot.‘ with wideapread on
metal. This approval hoe been
:kl‘z‘osgrgfinglaureuxgag'm atrenstthened by further oonalderntlon
cure any can or ltehlol. Blind. Blood-oi the terms or, the agreement in all
in; 037 ”OWN“ 9”" M C ‘0 H fill" their particulara. The. volume or our
" “mu“ “'“mlw' 5““ , port which has developed ahowa that
this attraction only 50c, Tile $1.00 and
”.50.
-2».
one 3. room. who has been ill at.“ NW" “NW" ml” “l “'“V W
but homo. lo able to be about again.
predated and la reananelble to the
, popular will. .
The Home or Reoreaentatiooo oi the
flat Conn-en alter the toil tall at
tho arr-normal with, all the emu.
in record to the “Comm-loan
had hoon helm-e it. no they were he-
Pretho American. mule. Mobil.
ooalrtnine the agreement on nuptial:
' at end an trait‘a‘t‘niited loco-mu
Bennie.
30th at January. I lolly lot Mil the
3 remote or tile _
nhaetud‘ lto‘ appropriate». and ‘aow
penalty an o WW in the intuit
needs oi the death or rhetwooouor
; - trier.» well an tte mm adren-
' ~ ‘ - ‘tageo. lnow loythatmd
. ~ . 2 .1 laminae/mam,
<5.
germination to the
Macaroni-bot if” . .
‘l‘aoteonatroload' 22am? “ .1 tutu
t.
li‘hio meaoure railed or notion in the
. in thy inn-milling tooaauo of the
“hi-LN“:
the Gooqraand not: mam .
.Y.,
with attempted hlahwtty robbery and
glir. Boyle an Notice of the peace
ioixnod lt..thua inourler the norm
lance or the two men before some oth-
Eer iuotiee ol the peace.
Find a Jimmy.
Ir. Boyle aearehed the two men
and tool: iron then a litany. a acrew
driver and a hammer. indicating that
they were provided with the tne'ano or
iorolna entrance into hooaoo. The!
said they were from New York.
Their 'deoerlption cot-roamed: to
that or two men who have been open
one; in tomato the boat low our:
holding up M10, and it is believed
robbing hen rooata. ate.”
rm . our “tryout
I mm mm
(Continued hoot l‘lm Paar.)
Motorola. of. . South. Newark. and
:Mk Whit. oi warlord. “le" woo
the outlier oi the. too "WI. but he
té‘maty new tho so»
on r.
The third to two-”between flavor The
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FAIR WEEK ‘
About the Great Plotting.
The Battle of Gettylburg. The crowds at visitors who
come 'and go all day are evidence of the great interest taken
in thts famous painting. It is a lesson ittv history and an
exam the of wonderful work in art. Though the painting is
now any years old. the colors are as fine and true as when
it was completed. 1"in: miles in length was the ftclrl of (Set-
tysbttrg. and five lines of soldiers, plunging horses dragging
heavy ordnance. shells bursting in the air. and confusion, i
and over all ltte blue sky. At the ltorizott's edge the fair
and peaceful hills of Pcttttsylvattia.
Many officers who are in the foreground of the picture
are very faithfully painted, and their portraits are lifelike.
Among these. General Meade. captain Binghattttof (ion.
Hancock's staff. (‘nptnitt Cownu of the New York Battery,
and Captain Hazard of the 2nd Artillery. It is the moment
of l’ickett‘s famous charge. . '
Morning lectures all 10:30, it zaotttttl 12:30.
.‘\ll(’l’iit)t)ll lt‘i‘llll't‘S at, 2:t5, 3zt5 and 4:15.
Mr. James llrttmmoml Ball. an eminent lecturer and
historian of Boston, tells the thrilling story of the Battle of
Gettysburg. ,, ' ‘
On the third floor. '
MUSIC BY THE AIDA ORCHESTRA. ,
This orchestra of young ladies gives‘suclt music as tic-
light.» all who hear it. Morning reritnls at 10 o'clock. Al'-
tcrttrtott at 2:30. '
Miss Edna White. 'l‘t'umpct. ‘
. Miss Norttta Smut-r. Violin.
Miss Cora Snutor. \‘iulmtrcllo.
Miss Ruth Wolfe. l'ittno.
:\t lllt“ um t‘ltll of lllt‘ i‘urpt-t Starr. first ileur.
FURNITURE NEW AND INTERESTiNG.
.‘tmtmg recent arrivals are some novel and fascinating
(llt‘sis. lllElllt‘, i'll fragrant rctl cellar from Ti’llllCfiSt‘t‘. satin-
ltutslirtl m tts own llt‘ailllllll and natural coloring.
Mull :tntl Scarf times of red cedar, brass hound. $.00.
Mull nml Scarf limes oi ft‘il cedar, plttitt finish. $5.25.
Fur Coat um, brass bound. $.50. ~-
Stnrage Chest. bratty. lmttml, 47 inches lung. 23 inches
\tttlc. deep and capacious. $21.50.
_ Colonial Dower ('liest. S~scroll design. brass bound. ’46
lllt‘l’ltib long. 22 inches wulc and 18 inches. deep. $24.00.
l‘mtrllt floor. Carpet Store elevator.
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The Souvenir. (liven to all whose purchases amount
to $2.00 or over.
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Elite E. ill. Eran. (immunity.
PLAYED A JOKE ON HALSTEAD. reunion amok. My {other and grand-
""‘—— father came to Ohio from North
Mal-it Twain Oat It Up and Col. Waiter. Carolina just hetero l was born. Nat-
oon Carried It Out. throll‘y l have no sectional prejudices.
At a rodent lurk Twain memorial u" "w in Cincinnati and I am a»
Republican.‘
meeting in New York. Col. Henry ”There “an a good deal more of the
Wallet-eon. oi the Louisville Courier- name sort. How it. passed through
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.t . y . n re urn n3 0
comm: amtgflgl“ 3:3"; table i told the company what Marlo
her ‘ practical Solo 0“ hlal . :3 n Twain and i had done. They thought
played “Wit mm“ A “f3 1?“ I won joking. Without a word to any
' W y 0 at us. next day .Holotertd wrote a note
were annulus alter the lhettlor at the
"”0 Mm. "It to the World repudiation the “inter-
:ld Ilit to go from 'a regular or it; “l?" ”d i”? WOTlllII ”will ktitle dig-
out . lwaoa-houttodony myeelt “m" wr “‘ ”9 w c on '
to ‘When Mr. Haleteaii talked with our
rohortter ll": had.I dine?!I it wag too
.- lomloeep. on nywrote an
mm“l.l.”:l€“ll 3.3.:“dl’2fipmu t‘lloly' flourl ill” from?
"It I. m leeretary m to“ Hill W t‘ M IMO: 1's an “The
man: said he. that you were not here. a" "m °" W”
mf¥glfulafidoihmm m: N‘s: The veiling of lingerie, (rocks with
my” to on “Mt aa I Mb! black elation in i new idea. but one
and mm know either or you. litht'tt will atone. ouueot imeolbillilun.
“~ffi! "'3er ’0," if “'3'; It «only worn (rock at good litter in
, . - " m'mmmrt. n; Ltantamount, “interned by this method.
‘ w r w “nun-2.22:: now '2'"
'1? two r to r an an no
I. "In,“ mm i In on. Black ootin hem. girdle
ullo~uooally complete.
when Hark Twain aaid. ‘Gire it
the; Pit In it.’ and loit the arable.
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roan i ‘ 7" . mm». a
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