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Classified Advertisements
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
BuSiness 8. Professional
Cards, etcetera
At‘theThe‘atres
This bill surpaeesses our best, and
that’s going semen
l VAUDIVILLI
HOYT’ S
“The Theatre comfy." ‘ Where on.
criminatlnp Theatre-goers Go.
NOW! NOW! NOWI
The Darlingest. .Danclelt. Daintleat
Muslcai"Producticn yet. Joe Max-
well’s Superlatlve Spectacle
The Dancing Girls
Ten of the Prettiest, Cutest. Cunning-
iest Pets in Stageland, In a Spectacular
I Ensemble surpassing expectations. See
5the Broadway Pony Ballet. All Gen- 1
nine Beauties. The Blue IRlbbon Win-
ners of Stagelsnd's Beauty Shown
Hundred Surprises. Twenty Bong Hits.
Dashing Dances. An Unparalleled.
Unequalled Festival of Fascinating
' Features.
EXTRA A3359 AFnAcTiou
The Charming Musical Comedy
Player
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Three Times. 50c —- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price
WANTED.
,
TO LET
' tiled in lute into entangle W
“ Several W their .
WANTED~LAD1ES 0F SMITH
Norwalk and your fricnds. to call a
I St.
I
FOR SALE.
0
Frances Brooke
Splendldly Supported by a Stellar
Cast. in the Presentation of Her Com-
edy Triumph. “A Society Tea." Fif-
teen Minutes of High~elasa Humor
Deftly Blended. ‘
~..._.__..
An Enchanting Musical interlude
.. ”mi...” —.‘
To LET~~STORE. as an .uoxn
2 High St. .. near 'l‘lin‘m I lI'Ill".tll to see
my lace machine In opclatlon upon
width the richest lace can he made.
'l‘ortllon at present. A postal hill
llanlord place. South Norwalk.
mi SALEml-‘iVE
Inquire on premises. a? litIswcet cider. by the barrel or gallon.
. i~ rank (l. Hoyt. Old Snugntuclt road.
TO LETwlMMElllATi‘Im'. l‘OlHt East Norwalk. n6 ill
or five furnished rooms. inquire a”)
llARRELS
Rudolph Lowe and
Curtis Mildred
Pretty Musical Speeialtles Picturesque-
n? it
shop the machine at your own llIllllI'
Ill ill
GREAT OPPORTUNITY ~ YOI' Ni:
lady or gellllemcn wanted. to represent
populnrnluslc publishers in this iota".
To LET«~—A SEVEx-ROOM HOUSE.
.lll implovements: ncply painted and
pnpered and in perfcct oxdcl half
lilotk from trolley; rent :20. link .HI,
Address owner, i’.
all
FOR SALE l‘ORC’ED TO SELL. "
acre poultry farm with good buildings.
within walking distance of town; $1600
takes it.
212, .\‘orwalk.
0. Box
ly Presented
A Frivolity Fun Feast
George Austin and ,
Ill
South Norwulk. it? .it
ily. \\‘ol‘k whole or part day. How:
ant and profitable. No money rcolllrcll
l’clsmls nllo can play popular songs
TO LET~A FURNISHED ROOM.
for gentleman. on South Main St. Ad
dress l’osl Ollice link 4022. u? 3i
iron and harness.
FOR SALE»! CHEAP, HORSE. WA-
No reasonable offer
refused as l have no use for them hat-
ing bought auto truck; also one top
bum in good condition A. E llene~
Blanche Garsboro
chore
pl""‘clcllld Stale nae. l’r'ltllrlolltc to
, , . . . . . ) . ‘ ‘. dill. 87 “est St. South Nornaik 'i‘ei
ll.‘ 331.???" iii "r’felilimlhC.“"‘II.3.3}. 7° LEI I‘limfi‘ “ff";fiw“ 6854. in all SPECIAL EXTRA FEATURE
‘ = _ uu-tomo ll 0. nqulrc .5 Son l . n it St. l .
“lilac "- “ n: :n FOR SALE-oar noun. ll oltm l-: 31"“ "M" 3mm“ "‘I°'“°"I“‘"”'
WANTED “mm”. Ian'l-Z IlIiY $1.. containing ii rooms and in pclfcrtl "’ L°"‘°" ippodromp T ‘ F.“
u, 1m,“ plumbing ”nip. “Mm... t TO LET A ll‘l'ltNlSlIEIl li‘lION'l‘ ordcr: ills.» building lot. \o. l? (lrovI93 England Seastsm Qartoonists
i=2 “wedmr s? we." St: South ‘6'; room, electric habit-heat and bath. for so; fine location; and one \‘clle all-
“ AH“ - ' “7 I” one or two persons. Address “Dosh" tolllobiie. in perfoct OI‘Ilt‘l Address 8"" Feux
.lhio" Sentinel allure. nil ill tillaricsll‘. Milla..ll Grow SI. ' ni 8t 0 ti l I C I l c lit 0
WANTED --l..\nounus, ..ll-\.\'m ‘ ‘ .. T ap vat nay once in he on-
m in. rail l mums and INNS. i lbclty TO LET Il‘ ()l R “mil-“S ”\ Husk iceptuona of Timely Interest. He shows
in m. hr .u. mum}: Luz 2H J IN Aux. «Just llooIr ulItll malt and ill lluprolIcnchllts,I' IInoted "am. today through crayon
.\ m. .lllt “f n ill :o l-utnnm Alta. South .\orwnlk.‘u
__ .\l. J. (bowler. nil lit lenses.
WANTED l.lii‘.\l. .\SSIST.—\N’l‘ ‘ W ‘ M. 7.. ‘1. _
min I' mutual-r. ollc t-olnpt-tcnl to col TO LET 4‘“ 1" Elm.“ H‘Aj' l'h ,3 .
let‘l null :villll‘ll urn llililllt'w. mum”. l‘cll'. i‘t‘iitililllj‘lllt‘. Ililqulre ll. llopp .it One l-ib
flit! 5:3.” \ ll’i III‘L‘II‘I Sltllt- alto. I'X‘ 01> (‘UH‘ AH)“ I'M“ 30r\.\‘fl1k‘ J“. l“ 1909 OldSmObile: ALHAMBRA THEATRE
.icm-c and mill“) l-\;u-l It‘ll Addrcn‘ q ‘ W . . . ‘I LEWIS J. CODY PLAYERS
r. o, iili\ on. sun. when. n: in “'0 PET ‘- your 5“ .‘im‘l-‘i WEEK or uov. 13. "THE cuanrrv
- floor ol hvc rooms. one ill :lttic: runae . BALL"-
WANTED . lltlm .s .uAkl-ut “I‘f‘IW’mll "“m “i “““"-"“ “ ““‘lf Tounng Car u,- lluvill llclnel‘o «minnow,- l‘. the
nnyltlllllll ilros uli ill I‘ “(8‘ "l ‘l . .‘dllic .‘I Sol ieiy I‘ozllcliy iirumu that
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WANTE AMAN T0 Willai 0.\' To LET pmm may i. liOl'Sl'fv :. full}- (lqlliiilltitl. first class COIldltlonwl‘lll lltI ”filmed and Sat.
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2M. West rl Conn. -= M .{1 null \wsl .\w.: ion! 32»: salon roomtl. MAN"
. ' illl‘ill‘IWl‘liII'llis. May iio sccn at uni" “IDGEPORT AUTOMOBILE CO"!
WANTED~~Si'l‘l'ATlI)N llY mum lime. lliilllll't' ill (fourllandt place, . Bridgeport, Conn. » ......- « .~ .
butcher. Address E. 0.. cow Sour» “3 M 51; MARY'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
net. nti til . . . u .
”4...... .wmwawm W. q 7? ll‘fiTSTl‘lél-l‘tl‘ogll‘ In“! “ti-"4* .. *~ All the childmu'ol lill- live highest
WANTED*hillliilllivAill-Zli WI» ‘m pg ' ' ‘ or” ' “H "mm“ grades at St. Mary's lschool received
nun all housekeeper in small family
Itztll=e\'elllngs. \l', l-:. lame. it \\‘iuilclli
i-it. l-Iaat Norwnlk. til til
wau'rzo-ot‘ti-tvlclts. max on
\v uncn; highest wont-s paid. Smith A‘-
lx’rltlilnnnn. .ioscph Lotll‘s silk mills.
(it and SL. Ntlrh‘alk. oil! 61
WANTED GIRLS TO LEARN
“Hillillil. paid SLY-ll per day While
I‘II'Z‘HI. Smith A: Kaufman. dost-pit
lullh » hllk nllli, (irund St. Noru'allt
oJ'I lit
EXTRA SALESPEOPELE FOR ALI.
departments for Salnrdzlys. Mintz‘n
odd if
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. POST-
oilioe clclks mall clnrrlcls. November
sallmlnatlolln in floulh Norualk Ram
pin question: free Franklin institute.
Dept. 37 J. Rochester. N. Y s28 lnl
WWANTID—AOPKRA'I‘OKS 0N POW-
er ‘machines. Learnt-rs Iakcn on and
paid while learning. interstate liuh
her I’ll, 83-8.? Washington St. hill ll'
.. wmww ..
Business NOTICES.
WHITE ELECTRIC COMPANY-
ti“ now installed or repalmd. house
a...
\l Winn. lab work. etc. Expert! mechanw
i . llcuuotlllllle cllzll‘ileu. 3? Water
:45 . north of “'Iililillllllim. I‘llono film.
at 6t
man's MODERN noo m
boot and shoe repair shop. All ode
. custom made Work. Pit and comfort-
guanuteed. III West Washington tit.
DIPHTHERIA CLOSE! SCHOOLS.
WALIAKGII‘ORII. Nov. [Janitors
still] thr- high school. three class
moms in the Washington street school
cm "(n 0 yesterday on account of
w. «uptake it apldétnltl The danger
til the tildelwffim in all particu-
lar action] has W WWW)! it
Halloween game ill much null child"-
m. a string.
teeth in the fruit. outta; film W
tho pupils who later
~ Always the Best tn. Market Atlanta at" ‘
tfor their visit for they uaw'sometltlng
. this town.
. sons of the year. the creamy is In eg-
, and then comes the elect
Songs. Dances and Sprightly Terpel-
inquire Norwalk Sentinel oiiicc.
ntiii
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TO LET-WOP‘FICICS 1N I‘I)l.i=:lli‘it.\'
building. corner Main and Wall Sir
Heat and all modern llllprorel ems
Apply to H. F. t‘olebnrn. 22 \\'u SI.
.\nrwnlk. of If
TO LET~~~“I‘NION HOUSE,” 21
l'nlon Sir. I? rooms. all conreniencea.
The Hatch it Bailey t‘o. ml? tf
TO LIT—JHAMILTON AVE” HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms. and 6-
rcom list; all improvements; good coll-
dlllon; one block from railroad station
Joseph it Taylor. at: if
PROFESSIONAL.
MISS IDA Hotel-Imps DAUGH-
tor or the late Prof. w 3 Retail lass
gives scientific head readings at 30
.I‘hestnut 8t Teiie- what motion one
is adapted for also other matters of
great importance "ours It to 5. ii
061 i
DANCING CLASS. AT HILLSIDE
School. Prospect Iiill Norwnlll. under
direction of Mlllll licnlta \. Slocum, of
Lirldltcport. Lessons begin l-‘ridny, No-
rcmbcr 10. at 3:45 p. m. ’I‘crms on lip-
pllcullon. Telephone 228. oil! wt
MIBOL. M. AYERS. ill-.A AL’TY I’AR‘
iors lion's Theatre building, South
Norwallt. Tel. dill-I.
"W“ N Losr
LOST “SILVER WATCH. REWARD
for mama to Sentinel olilce. til It
LOITm-afihlm‘f. BLACK CAT.
small white spot under chin; pure
white on stomach bet hind lull
Reward. Return to J.'\ . Blurred-i 8
Myrtle BL. East Nat-walk. ' at it
mansions. chick NW
book. contented emu assaul- lie-
smd for return: undermine} .
a... a... ”M.
‘IIIB iii
on «you outlaws 1 GHAIN
with lllltials 3.11. the South
Harwell newshound" tin. * Vllus-d
‘ ' l! returner: tat:
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wanna. A halfdw anthem ‘
. sud. ‘
film Mi “at“
Illill IIIIIIIIES
ilorutnn Quitlllor
\:i.
“Representatives and Creditors”
Louise K. String deceased at his
’i‘own Court of Nolunik Toun of:
. rwaik, second Monday of Norenr'
tier. lllli. .
ounce or worms.
State of Conner-tic nt Fairtleld Coun-
ty. alt. Nornellt Novemhcrtl. 19”.
Upon on complaint oi the said Her
man Quittnor. prnllnlt. fol reasons
there-Ill set forth for the foreclosure
of h" mortgage and possession of the
mortgaged premises. returnable to said
(‘ourl on the second Monday of \‘o
Venlller. )9“:
it appearing to and being team! by
hie subscribing authority that the
“Representatives and Creditors" of
Lorilee K. Syrian. deceased. are made
of
fore
Ordered that notice of tho penden
oy of said action be gluon the “ltep
mat-autumn and I rodltors' of Ionian
K. Byline. accessed. by publishing this
order IWll'te in The I‘ll-oiling Sentinel.
ll daily newspaper pulpiahed Ill sold
ton of Vol-walk. commencing on or
before the “fill day of November. lull.
WII. A. GRIFFIN lit”
Clerk of the Town Court of clonal:
t
M
MOMON PATRIAROH one.
Smith. for thirty \ciil‘li the prcllidiuft
patriarch oi the Mormon Church and
nephew of ltn founder and drill presi-
dent. Joseph Elmith. is dead here after
a Inuit dnyll‘ lilncsa of pneumonia. lie
was born at Rolland Gino. in 183:
“til “then it: years old MI! W I'Illl
the handful Ilwll passid‘ “-
roo. 1”.th scene or the attueil which
resulted in the; of his father anti
his uncle, e .llreoedlns year. Pa
march ital
on to this once. the only hereditary
cite within the cure.
The woman who min a boom}
' iins.
parties defendant in said sellout there- ~
SALT LAKE Utah. Nov 7-Julilr
today. The honor roll follows:
Iltude VI” =-
lu. Thomas llerberlch.
Callahan. Thomas Carroll.
Grade \'i~—Aiice Prendorgast.
coy. Florence Kelly,
Namura. Francis O Brien
tirade V—
Mullcn. Kenneth Flinn.
tirade l\'~ Alice Prendcrgul‘
Magnet.
W. ...... w .a
r...“
LANDlllm-l-IIII AYES.
the tilt of May. Silas Gertrude A.
Hayes.
Hayes. of t-zan Norwalll. to Harry ll.
Philadelphia.
young couple. {to well
" MUSEMEN’I‘S
moire THEATRE.
Despite the elements of the whether.
at large audience greeted the three
llhdwa at del's Theatre. yesterday of-
ternoon and last night. It goes with-
out saying that they felt well would
that. has never been shown before in
The electrical effects and
scenery of the illuln Deer Girls and
the very clever dancing and singing
was in itself a whole tillllw and a rare
treat. The act represents the four sea-
e.ordanco The that scene allows sel-
(.n girls with wooden shoes replesont l
lug German girls in hing; nd dancr-s,I
rfc‘ul effect ofi
Luna Park. They‘ have a real rain:
iillf)“ or on llle stage. The seven girls
dressed in long rubber (oats rubber
boots rubllel hats, do a dance while
the rain is failing. The thunder and
lightning and rolling of the clouds in
lnlndrops forms a beautiful rslnbowp
also the snow storm produced by the'
electrical effects is very good. ’i‘hlsi
act alone is worth the price of admits
clan and one, you should not lose the
acts on the bill are illso very good
Sir Felix. the cartoonist, the beat that
Europe boasts of. it! 't‘ery good. He
gives a picture entitled The ilaiian
Thanksgiving. showing an Italian
about to carve a turkel; also the boys
of H76 and the suffraxcts. the fleet in
New York harbor and President Taft
reviewing. This is an amusing and np-I
clever elitist. m Felix comes here
direct from six months’ stand at the
London Hippodrome, and is Europe's
noted cartoonist. Frances Briloke and
Company In a very clever sketch en-
titled A Society Tea. are a coat of
sterling players. give fifteen minutes
of‘flne titling. (Bourke Austin and
floral Mildred. two acrobatic, that do
some very fine stunts and cuever fonts
that give them a big hand. Rosie
inwc. the dancing girl. and enchanting
liltic dancer. with very clever stops
anti one that accorded her several on-
of comedy nature. which brought
down the house. This bill romaine to
l for
Tom}! Ropers men. howev.er believe will not need to resort to laxatives 201‘
opportunity to see The other four‘
rows. and the motion pictures kept
the audience in a roar as that were
TY COII LEADS LEAGUE. ‘
Georgia Peach last letter and Base-
runner.
The omclai figures issued by the
American League show that Ty Cobb,
the wonderful baseball player from
Georgia. who is now a regular actor.
hit the horsehlde for an average or
.4130 this year as against .385 last saw- .
son. Joe Jackson. of the Cleveland
team. in next ln'llne with an average
of .408.” Larry Lajole, who was out of
the game a bit because of Injury, Is
tied for foulth with Eddie Collins. 0f
the Athletics among the players whoi
figured Ill 90 01 mole games. ’l‘ilell'.
average is .:lll5. I I
'Iloillnu played in 132 games whilo‘
llujoie took part Ill only .‘lil. Twenty-1
seven playtr's who llilnrcd in 50 games‘
Or more are in the .300 class. Detroit.
has four. Philadelphia seven. Cleve.
land four. New York three, Washing-I
ion three. lioslon three.
(‘obb is the best baserunnel having
purloined 83 bases.
ihiiadclpllia leads in team batting.
with an average of. 298. Detroit being.
or mud nitll am. The Tigers stole 277
milled lnlcotly 229 times.
Football Notes.
Although wildil enthusiastic over'
dal’. the Tiger football men do not pro-l
pose to let down lll their preparation
the Yale some, Nmember 18.
they will chew dog- meal that day The
Tiger team canto through the Harvard
ikame remarkabll free from accidents. .1
ionly three substitutes being necessary
during the entire game. Roper is
striving to (onserve his men and
.keep them out of the hospital for the;
game with the EMS. but he will pp:
gthem through some hard paces never-
theless
The game with Brown heat flow)“,
ir
Secret
light
after the victory over N. Y. U.
practice with resumed. and a
scrimmage was ordered, to correct the:
faults thatcropped out at Saturday‘s
game. Lorc's poor showing at center
, has practically put him out of the run-
ning. Keir-ham and Road remaining to
light it. out for the place. The work
of finding ends for the Brown and int-
or games will be taken up in earnest
this week. Dunn, ll substitutc end. has
shown flashes of hrliilancy.
Spaldlng and Freeman seem to have.
the call on the backfield positions with
Capt. Howe alone at quarterback. The
left. side of lite llllt- remains to be
(lamp, '
III HIE lillllilll
Heartburn. Ilsa-Dyspepsia and
Other" Stomach Misery Ended ' I ” ,
Wiihatitlle Diapepslll
If what you just ate isnapittfin
your stomach or lies like a 11ml
lend. rotating to digest. or yogi belch
(ins and Eructate sour, undigested
food, or have a feeling of Dizzinesq
liieartbnrn, Fullneus Nausea, Bud taalo
in mouth and stomach headache—«this '
lg indigestion.
A full case of Pape' s Diapepsln costs
only 50 cents and will thoroughly cure
your out—of-ortler stomach. and leave
sufficient about the house in case somé
one else in the family may suffer from
stomach trouble or indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
:tbe formula plainly written on these
Fill-cent loses, then you will under-
stand why Dyspepsia trouble of all
kinds must. go. and why Diapepain
always relieves sour, out— of-order stom-
nt-hs or indigestion in five minutes.
i bases while the White Elephants com Diapepsln is harmless and tastes like
icandy.
ipower sulficlent to, digest and prepare
though each does contain:
Ifor assimilation into the blood all the
food you eat: besides. it makes you go
very realistic and the. sunshine on the Ithclr surtess against Harvard =Satul- to the table with a healthy appetite;
but what will please you most is that
you will feel that your stomach and
intestines are clean and fresh. and you '
liver pills for Billousness or Constipac
tlon.
This city will have many Diapepsin
cranks as some people will call them.
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation. too if
you ever trya little for indigestion or
Gastritis or any . other Stomach
misery;
Gail" some Pape'li Wham now.
i this mining. and. forever rid yourself
to date “1’ and Mf' Felix 1’ ‘ very day looming up (fig, Y’le's football- 0'! Stomach Trouble and indigestion.
-Ieam did not take a day off yesterday.I
the remarkable California boxer. and
Jeff Smith, the Bayonne'welteryreight.
They will clash at the National Sport.-
lng Club on Thursday night in a ten-
round content at catchweights. Coley
' recently knocked out Jack [leaning in
{our rounds much to the amusement of
ring followars. and proved that he is
‘ one of the hardest hitters of his weight.
and lnchesin the profession.
.Several fairly interesting glos'e con-
tests will be “decided at New York
clubs this week. Jimmy Carroll, Cali-
fornia‘s thl bantam_ w'lil meet. young
Emmi. a hard hitting East Side boy,
cat the Fordon A. C... this evening. OI
their rcptu'hi for the month or October
John \i'upperfeid. Don-
ald Powell, Gertrude Ryan. W. Gemrd
iiyan. \l‘illlam Kennedy. Mary Kinscl-
tirade \‘il~~~»llelen Kearney. Charles
Fred (‘ob
Mary
Haiacy. Margaret llalacy. Edward Tra-
(‘aihcrlnc Mar-
ron. Jennie ('hristlano. Thomas Mc-
John 'I'rolnllno. Gertrude
Wilt
ilaln ilrnmbiey, Edith Iiunrnlcri. Paul
hiarrledel Bl. .Ioscph‘u parsonage.
daughter of hire. Katherine
Landle. son of Mrs. hi. Mcflnrry. of
The above notice comcs as quite a
surprise to the many friends of the
have they
guarded their secret that not even the
parents of the couple lint“? 0‘ ll. They
strengthened Wednesday K. 0. Brown, who hasn't"
A \n) lunch tlclo nlin *il-‘l disu l . . .
min i m or (rilnson. ““2” I): been soon in a .‘scw iorit ring slnoo
it‘l ""t , _
ln tlsm all a in II!“ Illutnm and Malt ““38 1m“ him m we Garden,
I ( = l l :4 ? ' ' ,
n Xlllorx a Illii‘ moo: ll ill lldium M“ ”055 arms mm Joe. Bede“. the
‘ .; r '- s a .
H .. ' . g l k ( Brooklyn lightweight. at the Royale A.
at I alllhrldce yesterday to prepare for . , y
. ,. t . I.. in the (.lermont Alcnuc Rink. A
tnroslc on Saturday. (Dfit‘llt‘fi and
I'OllIlI-vr attraction the same night in
players alike are still disappointed. but - the I turn to lb ring, of Big Tom Ken
- '[l . ) ' ~
they nu- far from being discouragctl.‘ ‘ ‘
4 . holly, former amateur. who was siop~
l‘oach llnnahlon not the squad to Work
. . purl by Al Falter three months ago in
the first thing. with two new fol-ward- _ .
a scosatlonai scrap. He meets Marty
pass plays. to be list-ll against the red , .
. . . (.‘ullor, Jack Johnson 5 formt-r sparrlng
skins. rummage was llght. ‘Begin‘ wtncr in a ten round bout at the
hint: to ay the men will be drilled in IVIW “ctr A C
. the hardest kind of defensive work the,‘ e ‘ ‘ ' ' '
first half of the practice period. After
illnl :ilc 'larsitt will ho given the hall
and thin-n cruelly. that Hangman!
may prcncnt a more formidable scorv
lug machine during the remainder of
the season.
l'rlncclon's victory over Harvard
' has put up to prohibitive More options _ .
on pastcboards for the l'alc-Prlncetonz ”MW“ ““1 “ 95mm baseball play-
game In Ntw Haven \‘m’etnber ill. As ers will meet in what probably will be
it]. “lug w a” Harvard ut Cambridge-21h” last baseball game of the season
this your the Princeton game will be November 13 “1 San “"0““, 78‘“.
tilc star serial attraction of the New The same will 1’9 “‘9 feature 0' U”
lime" football season. ,natlonal association of professional
-_ ..... Ilmsebali leagues. T. ilk. Murnamo. of
here this morning 0‘ acute Bright's Miscellaneous. tiloston. will manage the Eastern team,
disease.lsod lil'l’ears He was strict“ Thursday night will witness thel‘llli 1°"?3IWW‘ “2";31120::KL
on with a shock while howling a few: 3“" Ym‘k urchins ofl the National 3““:3» “I IlI‘I’IfiI’nggem League will
time ago. He held the local bowling Billiard [Ainslie season. The Boston . 1:“? SI" customers in charge “llama-
record for Years. and played In state "“m will ”0““an ‘ "‘m hiatus i “maker. fthe Amen” and .17..
tournaments. fibres-cushion series against the Neil "l“ ‘r- 0 -
Ytlrlt team. The New York players Cobb ulli be among the players.
” “WW w ' have started with a brisk pace. win . W°“'“‘” “'“
mi". l "88 0’ Fl" loin; four of six games played during. .
W ithepsst week in Boston and Brooklmfi TROY- .' Y- 30" 7-‘M lhe 0”“ .1;
Horrible torture—«pain neendurable Horsemen took heart ”new” gun Athletic club here last all“
--daya Vii.” the whole body seems to when they read the Interview with ”milll'lfl' \elson former llshiwelm
bulimia all-4w: ulshu o'luleeulns Aligual lltlmont in which the owners chumlllon 0' "'0 “or“ find ml:
Longbow, of Philadelphia, fought tel
high! and Wednesday nlallnce and eve
hing. and it lance without saying that.
tho show will pnlk this house to da-
Parity :lt crcry performance while
have. as: such mod shows null with
hurl; novel effects are hard to illld.
willth tllc management certainly are
giving thc patrons the best to he had
without considering the price. and
they surely descrrre patronage of the
public. as no place can you see a show
of any better quality considered than
‘ at this little house.
.1. ill. Packer, 2.021 North 10th street.
Ft. Smith. Ark, says that he had taken
many kinds of kidney mcdirinc hm did
not get holler until he took Foley Kid-
ney Pills. No matter how long you
have had kidney trouble. you will find
quick and lmrmancrlt'llt-ncflt by the
use of Foley Kidney Villa. Stall Ink-
Int; them now. The I'll-idols Pharmacy
and W. 1‘. Wiltmore It Co. "
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‘Baseball Notes.
That the New York Giants will have
to play good bail to win was shown‘ by
Sunday‘s game in Havana, between
5 the Philadelphia Nationals and the Al-
‘lncllrinrcs, theI (‘tlhans winning by 8
to l.
FAMOUS BOWLBfl DEAD.
HARTFORD. Nov. 7.—-Bdwln J.
Hale. messenger of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas and famous all over the
state as a bowler, died at his home
m.~.,...... ...
"Bat' Nelson in Draw.
“80“!“ v of America a greatest racing string do;
Their-— nied I", would send him mum,“ ("gunning rounds to a draw. Neither
Instant reliefvlbe akin cooled Ilill' England and France. “i am hopeful “01“" would “"0 ground. 0"“ W0 . ‘
mlroshada-eil burning and . ltcbinll. that there wii be more mod racing in IIIIIIIBImd people witnessed the Mid.
10M: tAmerica." said Belmont. "There in
Thousands lentil t0!hll*ll10lidllidfl ~Acclllonts will happen but In
y “0‘ no public clamor awn“ racing best-regulated families keep Dr
who unaltered from lemme. l’sorlull oh the other band i believe there ml” mm”... on for well emergencki. ‘
mother for nubile at
place, South Kuwait.
are new melting‘the heariieilt con-
gratulatlons of their friends and rel»
lives. The) will reside with the brides
to Hartford
and other skin troubles. until the: 2009,0110 want, in on. .me who .it subdue-s the pain and “.1, a. , _
“ltd 0‘ Filli- simple 0001an crash 0f would be delighted to ace raclntt m—eulburts .
wintergreen "WWII and other lowed Itahllshed The only opposition comcsI . . M, .
lent- know: an i) D u. Prescription” ham those who do not favor entitling ’ ”
J Slump-l teal-.0181 Paul Minn. that smacks of pleasure"
“turnout can. m
M «um...—
CHRIS.
The county
ICOIIM) The. offices were crowded
Whit“ sixth '0 in“ CM» . the morning boars with show will 46 {or you that we offer you a fail;
who had who same the new. sisshotllell on aluminium-41 you
papers. as mutate hails new new humiliation elm mitt-it
1, generally nuances» vitae mg. C
GOMIJINOE TO ISSUE LIQUOR Ll-
eolamiutoners ensi- mm are soft. as a child‘s"
manned murder to Issue license for A 250 trial bottle will sire; you
the various cities and teens to theitlve proof! .
is We are so certain of what I) l.) in Well. both to take place
writes "i used three bottles of D [kl
l). Prescription. and now my cilia. once:
a reaps of lira and irritation. is “I
With the letters.
Torry Me. the Bridgeport boxing
manner who has Al Keteheli. Young
poet» Basso and Eddie Kelly under his wills. (M We“) ,
lids arranged a couple of Welles for. =
thin. IAd‘lj NOIVIALK
3321‘; all: :‘i'; list“... $23 m our: Diners still All iota: u
an, Feed ml: om
Ililllliill IIIIIJS
all”.
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. lace Wine Selena. 'I’lleilelter bout
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