Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 27, 1911 · page 3

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Classified Advertisements
Wants, o7 Let, For Sale,-
Business & Professional
Cards, "etceter'a

 

 

 

LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c—
Three Times, ibOc -— Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price -

 

 

WANTED. "

 

WANTED S'I‘ICNOG It A‘? HE it.
(live age. experience and salary ex~

 

peeled to start. Address It}. .l., cure
Sentinel. ' 02? 3t
WANTED—~A SMALL iii-INT IN

South Not-walk. not on the Iiill. Ad-
dress or call at 29 West... Washington

 

St. Tel, .324. oitl :lt
WANTED» TWO ROOMS FOII
littiit housekeeping. ncni' center. iii-

quire if. North Main St. 0‘36 :it

 

RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. POST-
oillce clerks. mull carrierii, November
examinations in South Niiru'uik. Sum.
tile tptestions free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. :37 .1. Rochester. N, Y. 525 int

WANTED—~:(ll'i~‘.liA’I‘OItS ON l-‘(li'vl
er unichines. Learnt-rs t:ilten oti and
paid while learning. Interstate lint)-
iier' (to, pit-xii \\‘nshiugtoit St, his" ti

tint Ililllili

(.litlli'lli 0i" Ntl'l‘lt'lti.

 

 

t’it‘lll‘it'l ot' Norwuik. as,
(‘oui'i, (It'ltiiiel' L'. A. 1)., Illll

\i'h‘oreus. \\I‘illi‘li :tppl'i.'2t.1oii it.t.:
'beon'muttt- ill this (until lint admission
to probate lit 21 certain “lilii'll institt
men as and tor the hill ot‘ Ann Ia“.
L'llonimt-tl‘ieu, lute oi‘ .\‘ot'\\itik. in
' district, deceased.
That said lililli.li'llli(lll be
heard tlllti deltrtniiicri :II the Probate
Oiiice In Nortyulk. on the Ltd titty ti"
'Ntil't‘llli.l(‘l'. liill, at In o'clock tote
JIOOII: tintl that public notice liiert-ot'
hr- given to all persons illii‘l‘t'slt‘tl
therein by publishing this order in ii
iicwspuper having it tirt-utlution in sriid
vii =ti'it-t. at least tlve days belore :zuitl
day of hearing.

IIICNIIY'W, (lItIClitlilY.

.l tlti iti‘.

I’robutc

 

SOLVENT NOTICE.

Illstriet of Norwalk. 33,. l’robult-
t‘illll'l, October I9. A. 1).. Iilll.
lieute nt‘ William ll. Hiuuiiiiers. Into
\'ot unlit, In said l)islrlct_ deceased.
the Hunt of Probate for the Illn-
illll .M Ntirii'qu hath limited and ni-
loiwl ~-i\ months iron: the liltit‘ ilt‘l'l“
(it tor the t-i‘eilitora or sold ew‘iillt) in
(Willil‘l their claims for settlement.
'I‘ii'isu Willi iiouicct to present. their
accounts, properly attested. within
:-iti(i time. will lie tiebnrrod in recovery.
‘All persons indebted to Hold estate
are requested to make Inlnietilute pity-
inent to

(i

EMMA l.. SAUNDERS.

mill 1-37 nil lllxeetit rlx.

 

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~ Auction hale
'A'l‘l‘i (”llt‘ HAN/ill A. RANDOLPH,
liltiill‘lABltZI‘).

't’Ito subscriber will tit-Ii at public,
auction on the premises at the corner
of t‘tuiicr avenue and Eliimlioth street
iii not thy ol‘ NorquIcmi Huturdnl‘.
the 28th day of October, lllll, til. it)
o't-itii-lt In tho toronoon tho peruoitul
(Millie or said deconstitl. consisting
of t'ti'riiituro. beds, betliding. croolc
cry, cooking utonslla, carpi-tn, antiques
unit the accumulation oil forty )‘cnrs'

ES ’

.;V housekeeping. Terms push.

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'REAL senile.

ii‘ the real estate at until deceased,
”comprising house of ten rooms. Invite
burn and tract of land suitable for suh~
division Into four lui'tzc litiiidlui: Iota,
iii not dirposetl of heroin suiti auction
hole, the some will he. sold in the hill“-
uitt bidder Ill 2 o'clock |i. ui. of sold
div. Terms made known at the
lime tii‘ Hilltt. . ’

For further Information apply to
Edward I‘. Stuart. executor; William
ll. (lutiirie. auctioneur. ‘

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Ila
a.”

. - .. . . -....- L. M.-.»

"no they quarrel a partial dual?"

“No, not it grout dealt lla' lewd!

homo ill 7 attack in to tmomlng bind

idoenn‘t go home to tittch."»¥l)etnoii
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said.
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TO LET

large rooms. inquire 2 Ilouton St.

oil? 31

TO LET-«PLEASANT ROOMS TO
adults; rent $7.50. in Port 91.. East
Norwnlk. “' '

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TO LETwii‘IVI-J ROOMS. S (‘IiOSS
81.. South Norwslk; rent Sl‘l. Inquire
J. .\. liinider, 108 South Main St. Tel.
1033.4. 02? 3t

TO LET/MA WARM I-‘l’iiNISIII'le
room with use 01‘ bath; rent Siiit) per
week. Call after ’t' p. in, ii Orchard
St., Norwuik, o‘Jtl :It.

TO LET Slilt‘t).\'ll FLOOR. it‘i\'li3
rooms. built uli improvements. iiicluti~
Inc, heat. iii iluy\iew Ave, immediate

 

 

 

 

possession. o‘Jtl :It
To LET SIX‘litlt'IM" llill'Si'l :‘i’l'
.'..’. lily Ave. in good condition. In

tiliil'o til .37 itil)‘ Ave. oli‘t S‘it

 

TO LET
Initirtivemenm.
burn. ‘..'tl.‘. lCust

FIVE ROOMS \i'l'l‘ll .\I.l.
l’nfhut-e lit-.ti; nil-oi
Ave” East Xtirwitik,

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TO LET-m I?l\’l'l~litit).\l It‘l...\'l‘.
mod location. inquire I“. lioppc, :Iii
t‘ove Aux, linst Xtirwulk. o‘_'.’. II!

TO LET hitllll'lllN SitiVi-INIIHOM
cottage. ever) iinpi‘oiemeili: illfilil
neiuhhoiltnoil one minute to electrical:

opportunity tor uut‘ticn. lien! reason-
able. Address tiny :iil. South .\'nr-
\vnlit, tiL'fi Iii

TO LET wiltli'Sld. I-‘I\'I‘I lititlhlh‘. iii
Iiiizh 8L, .\'tii \l‘JIiii, now being tiecot‘itt~
ed; rend) November I; luo minutes
i‘i'eni center, lie) at No. 133., o'.". :It

TO LET lt‘lIlR‘l‘ li‘l.iltllt, SIX
rooms and built, l‘ui‘nnce. i-et range.
‘nt.t and cold water. nus, telephone.
Nittt‘ Iiie Ili‘t-t'll. Ntlruuiii. .i. i'. New»
itiiit. dentist. lozl in-

TO LET~«UI~‘I<‘I(‘iCS IN t‘t’illllll'ilfi
building. corner Main and Wall Sis,
lleut anti iiii modern inipro'amcntu.

 

 

Apply to H. l". i.‘oiohut‘tt. 21.‘ '3” SL,
Noi'u'alk. o-i ~ti
"to LET~"ll.\'I(l.\‘ polish." 21

i'nltin St; lirionia. ull i‘tlli\:t'llit'lli‘.tl8.
"I‘Iio lintch A" liniicy t‘o. mill if

 

TO LET HALF A IlilttSi-l Oil
apartments. every modern t-tinvctr
ieiice, one minute from West Ave.
trolley, furnished or unfurnished: bent
and hot water supplied. inquire Sit
West Ave. all it

 

.. To LET-—-iiAMiLTON AVE" HALF
or two-family house. it rooms. and il-
room lint; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from rsilrond statiou.
Joseph R. Taylor. I18 ti

Owing to prevalence 0i

GLANDERS

In nearby cities

' “’ FAUCETS

litiro been placed on hydrants hour
tvhter troughs tor use of those who
prefer to water their horses from pulls.

 

 

 

 

WATER COMMIHQIONERS.
oil it

 

MANNERs IN iii/tomes.

“For noble manners are tits fruit
of noble mintbi." sings ti. Victorian
post. We Anglmsttxonl hove a lunacy
that‘ifour motives are. "elitism."
our manner; will tube can or them
selves. - lint like most fallacies this
is doubly dangerous because no self.
deceptive. For motives ore, for the
,ptogt pm, out‘oi'siz‘ltt, white man-
ilorl ,nrc terribly In evidencew-ilnri
m Weekly.

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TO LETwF‘ROM NOV. 1, THREE.

 
 

FOR SALE.

 

FOR SALEreONi‘l FIRST-CLASS
one-horse truck or farm Wagon, good
its new; top boards, sprint; trout and
‘rigging. all complete; :35. No. 4 Win-
field SL, lust Not-walk. 027 (It

FOR SALE' (lOOl) D it I \' I N (I
horse. inquire l.. Hint-It. 49 Fort St.
027 Ill

 

FOR SALEMGOOD FAMILY Oil
work horse; fine driver and excellent
roadster. Address "Iiorss." Sentinel
Oliice. 026 ill

 

FOR SALE SEVEN-ROOM (301‘.
tape. nil improvements. Will troll rea~
uonubie Two iuiiiutoa from West ave
nito trolley, l'nrt may remain on
mortniine. ltiqitiro Ill. W. 8., 9 Spring
St, South Not‘u'ulk. 026 III

 

FOR SALE-"AT SAGAMORIG PARK
adjoining ’Tiikeneke ‘l'nrk. bcnuili'ul
hulldlnl: lot. ”.‘fiitli’t‘ti: terms to suit
purchaser. Inquire Robert I". Scalzl.
Real Cathie Agent. Rowuyion, I‘oiin.
Tel. iii i. «‘30 int

 

BUSINESS NOTICES.
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds

custom made work. I‘ll and comfort
guaranteed. 25 West \‘t'nsihiintton l-it,

 

 

PROFESSIONAL.

MISS L. M. AYERS. lII'ZAl‘Ti' I‘Ali-
lors. Iiuir dreaainu. niiiult-urlng, shunt
pooititz, l’ut'itil :iiltl i’it‘illil humanize. elee.
trle tints-nine. winning and liuir goods.
(‘hiropotllst Muriueilo prepurtttitiita.
lloyt's 'I‘Iientre llnlltllnu. \\'iiilliini;ton
St, South Norwnlk, Tel. 475’» oilil ti'

ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON. Oll-
rnnitt‘ oi‘ (truce t‘hitn‘h, roice culture.
pure tone production. 13:: Main St.
Norirnllt. 'i‘ol. it). ' o3 int

 

PIANO, ORGAN. THEORV. ALEX.
S. (iibsou. ii t‘liesthut St. 'I‘snohor of
music, organist and director First
Church. Norwalk. lilualc composed.
arranged and transposed. Telephone
894. 533 lili.

 

PIANO INSTRUCTION ~~— 'l‘lrIOiL
oughncsa and individual requirement»
receive. special nttentiiui. Prefer to

Inutriit-t puplia at their home. Misti
Ioiiii A. Gregory, Norwaik. Conn. Ii.
It‘. 1). 4:. ll lni

 

lttut Norwalk. Conn. Oct. i7, um.

Sonia] hidit will be received by the
last Norwulk Fire District for it newer
oil least Winiliiuutun‘atreet. to be laid
according to plans and Himt'iiii‘illltliln
which inuy be seen iii ”artist‘s new»
NONI.

llltlii will lie rectived up to it p. in.
Nov. ii. Hill.

(IIIAH. it). lil'NNifillM'K.

019 hi hi: Commissioner of Sowors.

 

RESOUROIFUL.
"livery man can nut! work," sitticrtii
n woli~knowu authority In the Wash-

ndnpl. himself. like. the piano-tuner I
once met out West.
_ "'Wlty,’ l Iinid to him. for we wore
in a wild, unsettled country. ‘iiiurely
piano-tuning l‘ilir'i. be very lucrative
born. I shouldn't. Imagine that. plant)!
Wore very; plentiful in thin. “Matti", ,
"No, air, they're not." “Millie piano
inner. 'iiut I make a pretty fair in-
come by ilghtoiiiiis‘ up UnfilGd‘WiN)
latices!” .. ‘ '

m."

 

History TmhormWhnt
Sherman soil. . ' \
Bright Pupil—mMarcnlng

ms the

 

tilt rough
Georgin.»ltauttlnder. . .

(Continued. trom First Page.)

shut in Trenton, where the lint was
tiled yesterday mutation. this ser-
vice of the petition will he followed
by snbpoenues requiring the defend-
anas to answer the. petition at Tren-
ants to answer the petition at Twin
ton on Dec. 4. it hit expected that both
those services will he made within 48
hours.

The news of the dissolution came
yesterday some time after the stock
market closed, but brought many of
tho brokars hack to their oil'iosn in a
hurry to lay plans for today's mar.
ket and take advantage of the. earlier
opening of the foreign exchanges.
Dottiorii in put and call privileges wore
busy last night sonding orders
London. .

Word oi" the sharp decline of Steel
in London caused no surprise in New

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intro

. VAUDEVILLE
This Woman Had to insist

HOYT’S

There Is now being presented for dis-
(ibicstro iii—"I suffered from n fe-

criminsting theatregoeru a pmgrnm rc—

picte with surprises, delights Ind cen-
tnals weaimens and stomach trouble,
-. r - and i went to the

cations. headed by
store in get a bottle JOE MAXWELL’S Superb Spectacular
of Lydia E. I’illk- '

. MuIIcaI Comcd Production
liam’s Vegetable . y

(‘titi‘iponnd. but the rl-vhe “M00“ Girls”

cli-rk did not want

to let. me have itw .
gTen of tho Choicest Beauties of Amen
.lcan Stageiand. who will be seen In

 

 

 

 

York this iiiornlnl: and trudurs propor-

he. paid it was no

tum“ and wanted me
{Lingering Song Hits. Fascinating
iDances and Brilliant Costumes. amid

ed for a lively tiny uhen the‘iltock . stated and mum“
Exchange opened here at. ill o clock“, got it, and! am so ;
Fear of tiny unexpected developments .

; glad I did, lot it has t‘lil‘t'ii the.
today was dispelled by the length or "I knowoi so niutivcntit-tinhcrc on.
time traders had had to digest the

.mtlll have been cured by Lydia 1%. Pink-
ilnm's V i‘m‘tilllit' ifoinpotiiitl that I can
news and by the {not that rumors on“). to every 5“"..er “mm”, if that
the government's Intention had loint'metlieine docs not help her. there is

prevailed. :noibing that will.“ rrrrr Mrs. JANA-712K], t

r l . t h ‘ ' 't ' t
Steel Common stock closed water-239M AM] " (Imago, lll

_ . . ‘ t This is the. hire of substitution and
tiny ill with: and ”I“ ”WWW” 9m“kgttoxnen\vitownnt aoura should itisiat
at. 108 8-8. As a basis for comparison 1: upon Lydia! 1.}. limpimmifl V0 mum“
n; today's expected fluctuations, it,l‘otmpoulitljustplsititis‘woninnEillitEEid

, , , _ . 90 ‘Zno accepiuoine inge neon iv uci is
“M mm'mmfi‘d Jim" :nwhiiilisal 3:“ iruugist can null-1e a little more prolit.
8‘9“] Common 5° . a“ 0' “a ad; Women Wiitiill't' [iiillb'lllglilil‘tlllilll this
and that about a your out) It. tone it critical ppm,” or» who are suffering
94 7-8 at the culmination of ii llllllifrtfin Enyhoi’i thoseflii‘ttlaesslnf lilstile

he 9, “mm“ to or o II.‘ rsex sum not ottesuzit

movemznt mm“? "310? :m (lent): r ate All the. furl-that [or thirty years Lydia

0‘ “n "l "W“ “ ‘ ‘ ' 3E. Pinkhuin'u \euetnblo Compound,

in the absence of any statement of .n'hich Is "mm from: roots and lmrhs'

the Steel Corporation “intentions."jut!!!l bffiu “Er sfiialidip‘tl remedy furnac-

. . game a. n u inoseverycommu y

r” ”mfg?!tx‘allvsafi'hmm 33:31:?“ will tind Women who have been
in: was . ,

fish the sni'oi‘nmont's suit. Prmmm-jliain's Vegetable Command. *

lions evidently made in anticipation .

, - . T7 . . . I:
or such litigation. such as yesterday i: E y.
‘5‘ ' , 2 ' .
W

decision to abandon the Great North-
ern ore leases and tho reduction of ore‘
cou'ru nonmw rut!“ ALAnul‘
’ fnoxtc .

 

 

 

freight rates, together with the cor-E
poratlou‘u announcement of its poni-
itloii alter the meeting of directors on:

 

___,_1renson is that the. Supreme (‘ourt's

inglon Blur. ”If he iltttri the ublllty to,

3--ithniuxton and North' “sin 8!...”
Mshticknmo Hotel.
i-«xlui ~ and Raymond Sis.

icourue. however. it is believed that the.

restored to Imaltli by Lydia E. Pink—

Sit-pi. till. was evidence of this. “- IFire Alarm gent! nine?!) at It‘lectrl’o
_ . “’orha. ole ions. for tire alarms.
Though litigation may run its; . No. 2" ,. . . ,. , _

o try uon‘ioiiiing
Gorgeous Scenic Effects. A Never-to-

oltie, but knowing
all about it. i in-
bc~Forgottcn Munitlcenco of Melody
and Bizarre

 

FOUR OTHER STAR NUMBERS

Aitus ‘ Brothers

CLUB SWINOERS

Dan Maley

Late ’Star a the No. 2 Company of the
Sign of the Rose.

 

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THE BLUE RIBBON DUO

Eddie DeNdyes&Rose
. Dome

Bright Wittlcismu, Sprlghtly Songs and
Dance:

 

" EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION

,
Th. Mont Brilliant Farclsts In Vaude-
, villa

i s. R. Lewis "
Ind out Mina—Hum. iu‘thc nip:

Roaring, Roilicking Comedy,
"WHOJL ‘ .

 

 

1m will he smedll‘ derided. 'l‘he‘
‘ the 1 ) {thil (l (Tinsel Factory. Drivuto.
ilwlloyl's Theatre.

7~vi\'orwulk Hospital.

K-r-Muuic ilnll, (,lmord and City Hotel;

ti~~Crntui St.
xWeut tit. Franklin School.
th‘oncord SL. Concord and Lincoln
rich-mitt.
Ninth Main and Ann Stir.
legll St. and liovview Ave.

idaclnion in the Standard Oil case. has;
ltiid down a precedent by which the.
courts may interpret the Sherman inw

ill
I lit
,in the .tiesent controversy. ' :tt
i TIIICN'I‘IIN N. .i. o. z. 27 The int 16 ' \-
;ficitlties which have heretofore Iu-set,}§;§\?;fx“l‘\"‘k‘33"?! i\'e‘t‘iru?'8t.
rooms aervoru seeking John it,» Rock ‘3'“ Illsli School. West Ave.

1 ?‘ Ill-”Winn 8t. and Taylor Ava.
=ei'eller and other millionaires named L‘xwwl‘liy Am. and lame fit.

'.'I i‘ltcrstu‘ui sihli liciirv fits.
on tiefoniltillls in “W dlfl-‘Mimm'l unit in.- \Stiutli Main and Monroo Stu.
.mm‘ HNW‘m‘. “mm,“ it." iftiilt‘tl :5 Lexington An». and Austin M.

tin-“eat nnii Him they-- bits.

I The tli'ultinu oi silllllt'ii'lllit‘n has the
rillhi that: of Henry (“lilllilliltk clerk or
itlie I'. S. ('Irt‘ult t‘ourt. upon (ipenintt
ililn other at tit- o'clock todui. ilt‘lilll)
itnurshnlv took iiie documents as tact
5as they Were prepnretl. They require
the tlvlclltltllllt-l lo uppeur in person or
1 by etitiintei at Trenton on December 4.
' in answer to the petition Actual pro
intimation and prosecution of the still i:
. tii‘olin‘iily will he the “‘Ill‘k'ill Attorney-
iiiriit-rul \\'lckertthnin tutti iiIH twain»
lump: in Washington.

District Attorney \‘reeluutl.
taluiinture iri ttppoutied to the petition;
?Is unitunlllur with'the details of the
Mill. ills signature wnu limited to oh';
some the legal formalities. but his
connection with the suit. it in believ-
ml, will be purely iiotnlnul. ?

Iieputy l'ulteti Billion Mlll't‘illfll:\\'i[\\l|i1;\|t{.x‘ll‘i‘.}5.hux m PM“ mum mum"
Woodbury Suowden, .lr.. who went to; “I!" 1,“ {im
New York last niuht. to nerve lliniillmyngr “m We".
.lntlue tluryflund others copies of the: One blunt of whistle at it p. m, “mum
potitldn of‘iho federal tuivernincnl.
wait brink ul hid desk today, but posh

. . . ’ ‘ ft . n.
“W” minced to 5““ out an) in m mo onli at 112:0 u. m. one session.

mutton. It Is' known. liOWOWI‘. that I A toiophtmn I'llt‘lhnltt‘ to metric .utnmt
.. (TM). l iw‘ u the it urii or ii I. m. and

t‘ttiii' M “I0 petition Wnfl Mil\0d 0“: a. m5” til-iii. lm‘mi‘tin or firefnn storm

Judge tinry at tho Witliiorluiiitorlui will he you of neural box.

"0““ i“ “it" "0““ W" ““l‘m- ““31 NORWALK min ALARM

norviee iii not a pan or the necessarilimw 0,2,. M, of ““‘nuntialgtmi’l.u'

loyal procedure it: tho ‘ Mill; ) mt: d:fi%:lr§’g:$r‘:fi “on". lit.

really it matter 0 cour cli‘ ( » ’ .5. n on u . .

' ' n t. and “ti on Ava.
fonduniu. ll ‘5 ”“3 ““‘mwnm' 'M‘izii—mm‘lt‘ittiln Ave. fliitlzlirlit'fl PI.

; ....\'- . uni Ho‘ludn fit.
will print: ill" ““‘l'll‘“"““‘ lmfil;ml:i‘liti..tl‘fltfluliclrl:h lk'glllttlle’ lira).
Following tho return, )ocem r i unwind AM It“ ”3"“ .-
whon iho defendants must out In nn;““‘“""""' A” "M ‘ mm" m‘
as
3!

iii ~~~~~ (limp-l iii. ttnd t-inrlmr Ave.
nppcnrunoe by mnusoi. they himII not: «limit Avon. nnttr Armory.

wiltrvonri lit. and Willit‘l'l‘flt.

(tilt-”Freight Mid and Ann St. tirIvMo.
Iii-Normilk Lock t‘o., private.
int lit-notes ltiii-inlt‘i'il'rilifl boxes.
(All MLiMI‘I'
lit-r ul no} Iuiv em: lie Huuntieil.
(Int- htl‘iiki- .tt i: noon und 8 p. m..
ntimiluiil ”Mir, 1-
(liio utrolte at
line open. 1-
'i‘\\ti strokes utter an alarm, fire out. ro-
citiln tit-ptutlizt-nt. l~l
'l'lil‘ee nil-W "token.
tiff. l l~ l
A! 1,: or. p in. each Wednesday, I be:
”till-ii fi'I irfil.
I'lru ttlttirn-i {or any
colu-d liy irietilioiic. 2i.

otld times.

iii-Mei- to be shut

district also re-

... _.__.m_..~.

Fire heni'Iqunrtt-ut, \‘nn Kant Si. Tel. 170.
Bi: limit. Woulilnutonmntl Put-i Big.
alt \‘atn Ztint 8t. and So. Osborn Ave.
Bill. East Ave nod Rowan 8t.
:l't'lenflnld Si.

:23- Port mpl churn-p Stu.

1‘20— l'lnut Ave. and Pitt-ii Si.

225... in. John tit and EINN‘ Arc.

till? ~‘Semttew Ave. and First St.

'35» lionlerurtl and Seetinti fit.

‘ {lilmi‘nve Ave and Fifth St

Auxiliary be: in Marvin uchnnl connect-

whoso:

me.

Box test at h . m. I'VN‘ chnndny.
Two blasts ti whistle” din-arc out.
your hint-tn of whistle—4'1 l-In—I‘ no
In. no school.

 

 

til the first Monday In January to put 'ii“"’Er'“."ti§'nt""“ Norm Mm
' o M n I .
In their answers to the chart!“ ”t are ton and cutitortno Bis.

Badman Orinoco road ipid Fair Bi.
Hmfi’liciitnut Rt. new in Humor 3L
tin » nin Flt. um Union Ave. -
iiil- rnnti tit. and 'I'lmiall Lana.
Mann "The iircon.”

Muslim“ Ave. and Lincoln Ave.

. t.
M; silt Ave. and iinskam uric.
HOWAVTON Flnl ALARM DIITHICTI
12—; "salami Ava. to N. Y.. N. H. a 2!.
iii... Iokor stun: a ti Bell out a.

it-u Ins oint and oton Polo.
bin-Lona island Sonnéyto Maxim. BI.

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it reply and then it the procedure of
trust prosecution is followed the
court will appoint tin examiner to
hike testimony. The oxuminor may
sit In any city convenient to tho trov-
ornmont’l attorneys and tho defend
ant’n witnesses. In view of the fool
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New York and incisive; fie documents
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HOYT'S THEATRE.

One of the best hills of the season
opened at Hoyt‘s Thea-ire, yesterday
afternoon, and It is without exception
the host that has been here. Joe Max-
well’s superb spectacular musical
comedy, "The Moon Girls," is it very

take part. Their songs and dances
:irc captivating and in one aeoiiethey
look like human electric lights, as
their costumes are illuminated with
electric lights. The imperial Russian
dancers, wielding their genius in whirl-
\‘l’illtl steps and exploits. These are of
national reputation, having danced
before the (izar. Dan Malay, the late
star of “The Sign of the Rose,” Amer?
lrsu‘s ,cleverest delineator of Italian
types, In his original characterizations.
is one of the. best In vaudeville and
a very clever actor. and one worth
seeing. 8. it, Lewis and his company
of associate players, was a scream. in
their roaring act, “Who." This is one
of the most brilliant forces in vaude-
ville. [Eddie DcNoyes and Rose Da-
nie in their catchy songs and dances
and bright witticisms, are very clever

tlon pictures are of the best. ‘This
show plays tonight, tomorrow sitar-

. noon and two‘ahows each nightfiat 7

and 9:16.” This in one you should not
fail to take advantage of. as seldom-
such a strong show is put together! as
this one is. ‘ . ”:

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a noted event from photographuowfllt
in the nick tit timet- Some‘ot'tlié'so
were taken by accident. others by the
skill anti self-command of the pilo-
togrnpher, who seized the instant
quite literally by the foreiock and
elicited his shutter just in time.

The knights of the pen are indeed
the vanguard of an army in war and

lot many another thrilling enterprise.

but nowadays such a ranger must be-
ready with his camera, with which he
shoots often with more courage than
more unliintliy barrel and trigger. The

which the men showed who Went from

not the first photographs; of that meat

struggle is described at some length

in this article. Three men traveled
titliltl miles to get a picture ut whim
the majority of the reutlint,r public at
home glanced intiitfcrcniiy for an In~
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