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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 15, 1911 · page 11

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Matutees Thursday and Saturday

7 SOUTH

NORWALK

 

Week April 17th

 

MUSIC HALL STOCK COMPANY IN

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Mr. Boetwick In the Leading Role—~All the Old Favorites in Good Parts.

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Change of Mooring Pictures Daily

 

WEEK ‘ - The First

Time In Stock

“QR“ “THE LOTTERY MAN”

As Played One Year at the Bijou Theatre, New York. The Lotteryman was the Comedy Hit of New York Laat Year.

Don‘ t Miss It

 

Seata at Box Office or Weed’s Drug Store. Norwalk

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loan QChIna. In a group of Amer»
The ““389“ Loulae Schauh and Ida 10:1: Ilnnnclora. nogottattnttu [or which
H. Kruemet were rleltortt In Bruise»: MW been 89‘“! 0" '0? 90"“! tItno. '“
port teutotday atlarnoon. “In“ “a" today. .
The loan of taoflooauoo to Chlna. no
A“ “(muffled mfltflng or the tllrr-c sotlatlona {or vhlch were attetmamlly
lore of the South Norwulk Club (.‘0. lt‘ttncludod today “ I’eltlntr. wlll M
wIIl be held ”m ovenlng at It o‘clock. need In turtlthng currency retortna
W... and other ltttoraatu or tho (‘hlurae our
~«Meu't-t Hunter llonnetu. O'ltrlun.l ""9 A" lmpt-rlal "“1"" leaned ”m"
- lu-r 29 lattt uuthorlat‘d the loan from a
"pump Wllllumu and James Dalton. group or Atuerltnn Ilnnuclora. who
of Norwalk ttro In. NH \orlt altt-nrl- were to tultv n hond lune to cover the
In: the performance of tho "Henpeolta v loutt at It!) The boutla here to mature
at a theater .. _, at a Derlod a! mm It) to to yeara from
Ianudneo and to bear llve per cent. In-
Mr and Mn;- “flu-“pr 0f l-‘runklln («Will Later 8 attnaeatlon I'll! IBM!
avoune, are the proud parents or a I" “""W E‘ WWW "W" '0 “k“ 1""
mum 1mm daughter who was born In the loan and otter prolonged negoti-
Thuradut Mother and chlld ".0 "r, Moon on anreeroent waa reached pro
well. vIdlng that four hankln: groups of the
l‘ulted Staten, Enttland Germany and
Mlea Martha Ramp. ol‘ Waterbury France should purlntlpato equally In
was the aunt of the Mlaaee l.ltt-hhlatt the loan and that the llnanolal ltdvtfll‘
It! thelr home In Waahlnxton street. to the trovernmenl wlth regard to "II
yeaterdny. She was acrommmm by tum or the loan nttould com Home
her mother. .1 neutral European atate. Ilanalnc
' ‘ house: concerned are the Norm

 

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dau‘htera returned to thelr home tn llanltlna Company the Bank of Indo-
prldnotmrt yesterdn) alternoou alter (‘hlua and the Deutrche Float Aalatlo
I visit wlth Mr and Mrrt. lluvld l‘ Ittlter- Bank. ,
ty. of lo Pro-pact avenue. . m... ‘ ’

HONDUIA. LOAN TRIATY.

 

 

, Mlle Mattel Mlc
from a ahort vIaIt In New York Clt).
mun In the oily Mltut Mlchael endow,
pad a performance of "Pirate.” In wlltclt
Ooh-tattoo Cdlller talm the tltle role.

um

duraa loan treaty. whlclt waa reported
to the «Senate laat aeaalon, ntll he re-
‘Iamd haclt to the rommltteo on top
*ettrn relatlona when the senate neat

meata In eaeootlvo maloa. Thla ao-
o'l‘he All Marleen bauball team Wild Mon ,m ”at b. no,” Mauro a W

. mat tomorrow eventual tor the plll'w Mm“ to the tomato. but on the
W 0’ "W” I “WW“ ““3 mattaaer around that there are to be a number
“MIMI “D 0W!“ “II“! In "W0 or chum In the neuronal or the com.

a“ WWW 0' ‘l "m- “i!" ll mtttae and tmua or the mantra teal
' we of atom rtvatry tor the allot of‘ that new mom ‘dhoull be slven an

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tint yet known. hetero It la nailed no tor ratldeattoo.
2 , , man Cullen. or the roman re
l. The Wort llnda heat the Heart). I reomdtlttee. Ia at the oolnloa

 
 
 
 

 

Mort- aqua rum to all the rain. that no mm will he retitled at the

.4 . tine-nit or the wept nada an an pro-ant aaallon. I. .
lam outta. ‘ cam; '* WW‘W

radaa momenta otaruaaattda

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Mr. and Mra. W. H. F‘lnherty. and houamt. the lion; Kong and Shanahal‘

hael had returned WASHINGTON Aprll l6r-Tlle Hon-4

 
 
 
 

 

 

lot He Oldn‘t Know the Kind ol Game
Ho Waa Tracklng.

‘ In the old We a roan known an

Jud" Douala-a ltnd ta Helena. Hunt

In. 11!“! had met wltb an accldent

;" isle youth When loat both or hltt
logo above the hneea. lle never would
lget artlllclal leg- hut hell not» hla
leather pada made to III on the nude or
the alumna and walked on them
I lmotnotlon was almr tor the Judge
hut he managed to rotor a mod dual
got around and wan wry mud or want
‘lus out on the edge of the town whore
,ho rould talte hla uxurrlar wlthuut be
In; the auhleet of remark from mung
fore In the oIty.
, One day an Enallahmnn came to
Helena to hunt. He had aunt» lettora
and put up at the llelena club lle
timed around for auroral data Ptn
ally. utter a llgltt tall of arrow. he do
elded to no out Into the mountalm and
met a ahoep or a dot-r or wtuotltlna.
He left early In the tnornlnu. When
It demo nllM he had not returned.
Illa Itoata around the clot: walled until
ll o’clock and then docldud to no out
and look ltlm up. tlttnltlmt he mlant

caution- to the hllla.

'l‘hey (armed a name party and
went out to the edge of the town.
There they met the Euallahtnan. who
at» only allotted.

"Illa you get anything?" they asked
ltlln.

"No.“ he rapllad. "not yet. but I‘ve
been tanking an elephant tor that Int
three honta.“ wPitIladeltthII latnrday
Evenln. Poat

 

 

Who done“ not know the ulna ama-
l.“ aquItur tor keeping the baht dark.
inert. ale-or and In lood rondltloni M
.natatter or toot, attlpaur la a natural

element or tour and a defloleaoy or It
to the hatr‘la held by many analp loot»
mum to It. moo-tad wltlt loan at
rotor and rltallty at the nalr.‘ Ileana»
ttoualtlr. there la no better My
tor hdll' and real» trottltlu. ‘ .
pretaotura $8M than '1
pltur, It prowl? MIMI“.
lclll RIM mmulfl'

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ON THE TRAIL. ‘

have been tout In one of the antenna or
I

t; gee _._..--.-..~—-...
IUCKVIHIAT CAKIQ.

“an.

"The mammoth of buckwheat MI
Iatlon ofl not lflhltul" thirty oer cent.
In the loot Mo - m"-.. Dally Paper.

I u a h 4 .
Vt no dam to a; the auoltvhaat date.

All known and laatheollattt.

And drlpolng [olden nectar. temple

No more the anuetlte‘!

(lh. not until the mm above

Ila aaura vault threaten.

Wlll mm and decanters oi the tree

Renounee their htteltrheat all".

In twenty million henna today
The aeaa of hatter rile.

The emote 01 motion [fiddled hot
Monocle the morale; alrtea.

And whtla the plled~uu plattera watt
a drain» army balm.

For hungry tattoos. (one and tour
0! toothaotua buckwheat called.

Though Scotland an the land 0‘ calm
Ia tamooa tar and rule.
Lo. truth Alumna aha taut
The tltla low dtvtde:
walla everybody round the board
a mood delimit aha.
We hall our natlva country at
The land or Melton-at ealtea.

Atom the other atare that atnd
'I‘Ita wield at Liberty,
Columbia altoold Introduce.
’l‘lta huekvhaat and the bee.
Brlng on the hwy tron the Itltrd.
we: the nation vale!
Provo Halo. to Calltornla.
Add calla for Mount eaten.
~lttaaat lwlax la Joell“.
m
“HI 8M0. m rear.”
or all tad my m that mart
Aliment! break 9. Ma heart
TheMiIthlh'flaaaldttIM”

“Ila and. la nah-nu thou e ltlt

mWotmaonlt.
Nelaatolathell‘flaotmltt ’

“Home. to earth-Wanderer. .
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momma.

up the mm at tho atatnhooae In In-
dlanapotla one day when he met ht!
trland, Warren 6. Sam. The two”
Iliad heart close friends do! yearn

"Good morning. Mr}. allay." aath
film In sreetlng. " ' ‘

"Why. hello Warren," Mr. Riley re»
plied. "How are you?"

"Never felt. hotter In my Illa. You

‘mlooltlngw

"I don't know." eald the poet. ”l
aontetlmaa tool the weight of years.
tor, you know, I nmjettlng old.”

remarked elth amounts. "You don't
look old. In tact, you don't look a
on older than when I (Int new you."

"Portland that la true, but I feel
age condos on. I watt luat thtnltlnx.
an I came up there Itepa. about old
Mammlah. l lmaglne 1 could no
ltIru drlvtoz along the road In hla
bl: wagon. He met an old Mend
who am alttlnz on a rat! fence at
the alde or the road. ‘Why. hello.
"Thule!" an the blend. 'llow are
I you?’

I “'Olt. pretty ratt- for an old man.
l let. the patrlareh. ‘fiut I am gettlnx
along to yoara.’

"'Oh boon. "run“: You don't
look old lion old on 10“. “PM“,
anyway?

. "'l'tn nlne hundred and alxty-
nlne.’ he nurtured.

“’Well wall I never allould or
thought It!‘ dald the friend. e. 'Why.
”Tunas. you don't look a day over
ulna hundred and alxty-olxhtl’”~—-
Harper'a Mmalna

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Hla Capacity.
ltoaa Black. acrlba at the Bone o!

, Tomperanla. sold In tlttt course or a

brlllltmt temperance addran In Troo-
too:

“The trouble wltll drtnlrlna In that
a man may no wally become a heavy
drtnkar “than; raallalm It The e'a
a m at you know, In the story
about . ._
p "A “lament lady once
mooted a m o! brtcltlayan aa
Ilny touched

”Tell. my than.“ she aald. Ila It
true that you bricklayera drlah a
that deal at our?

"The brlckluera looked at on.
another I: they eat on the sidewalk.
with thotr harm unmet a hour.
wall. and pail: and kettle: between
their legal. Finally one or them
woke up and sold:

“'I don't know aa I can annet‘
that onentlon. madam. You sea, It all
demda. Rome daya one C no brick-
larm'll drtnl anywhere from thlrtr
Mo to forty been, whlle. on the
other hand. more due we'll drlnk
outta a lot.’ ”~-~~Il'aaltlnaton 8m.

One on Cleveland.

When Center Cleveland war Brae-
ttrtng law at Bulalo. among ltta aa-
aorlatoa In a young lawyer who.
though a brutal lotto-r, area ratLer
Inolload to laatn‘aaa. Ha waa too
over botherlna Cleveland about potato
at law rather than Iona them up alu-
aell’.

M lut (‘lereland became tired of
It. and the out than the young man
aauotored to. (Honolulu! knew what
he wanted. and.‘;etttna up. pointed
to ltla honkme and aald: "(here
in any book. You are Velma to
than. You can read up your own
one."

The tallow wan taught. but he
run to the anion. "See .hare.
Glover Clarela u.’ No "In. 'I “out
you to underatand I don't read law.
I practice entlrety by ear. and you
and your own can so to thunder.”

 
 

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Warren a. layer ”It older an»

Jamar Whitehall: mm «at am .

"Nonaenoel bendable!” Mr. film -

«- E. E. CROWE. P. M.
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”00.. 8 plortlr Halo

III... Booth gait;

ADVIRTIIID LITTIIO.

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Below la a ltat at letter. metal“ I

uncalled m at the MIMI. peat em
on for the current ween.
. loath Norwallc.
Wot. A. Benedict.
Mn. Mlke "Burner.
0. L. Cooke.
Enamel Frotto.
Floyd 0. Jennlnxa‘.
Mn. Geo. Merrltt.
Mra. Edna Reunneuen.
Mrs. J. E. smith.
South Norwttlk Button Co.
Mre. Martha Thompson.
Samuel Truheo.
U. B. Detective Oran.
Mrs. I. B. Wobaterfi

‘Can‘t I persuade you to aubacrtbo
for a copy 0! our Intent book on north-
polar exploratlom?"

“No, ulr; youtcouldn't persuade me
to take It aa a‘ sltt. I went four
year: carrying malls In North Dakota.
taro yearn drlvlng a cab In “Mlnnoaota,
and I‘ve Juat «caved from Duluth.
Got a book on hunting In Central At.
rlca'!“~~:CltIeauo Trloune.

 

Still, a gum~chewlnx and may be
worthy a cigarette smelter: love.

 

 

Let Us"
Explain

Til! ADVANTAGI OF A PNEU~
MATIC WATER SYSTEM FOR
COUNTRY AND .UIURIAN
HOMES.

A cheap and eflectlve way of net-
ttns water at blah measure. all over
your home. from your own well or
elatern.

Horace It. Nash
N. no. a ward.
Martial

Golden Mements

 

 

 

 

 

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Fcuwlck Optical Co.
name WK WILDIII

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FuneraIDlrector and hither
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8PECIAL CONCERT TOUR
under the dtrectlon of Anton I

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maa "All“. Gifl‘flfllbl
DUNNING
aaaletod by
Mr. Hugo ltlaaenleld. Vlollnlat,’ ‘
Mr. Eduard Falck at the
at Lookwood'a Hall, servant.
8 o'clock '

F APRIL 18. 1811
'l‘lclteta on aale dt Clltl'ord ‘
many. So Norwalk. and“. (I ,
In: a 00.. Nowell: ‘
What the Pan Gay- 0! all.
nl no:

mu Douala. who has ,.
and tlealble volco. upeolally.
gulahlng heraelt In thereto 08

Harrlet. «New York Herald.
mu Dunnlng‘a voloe II a . q.
tlexlble soprano under ad 4‘ "

‘ control uNowara lit as m 1..

ultra Douala; nu title
or "Martha" and won m
pleura-water York am

charming voice and .
nountatlon m a dew

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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