Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 20, 1911 · page 3

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GHUIIOH CALIHDMOI.

 

 

 

 
 

 

HAT D0
WANT?
Classified Advertisements

Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Business & Professional

 

Cards, etcetera

 

 
 

 

AiII I - éTheatres

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First Methodist inmost.
Monday-4:30 p. m.. Tennis Club
elects. “(:30 ll. BL. Boys' Athletic
Club meets linear"! and practice in
the basement of the church. 8 p. in.
meeting of representatives from the

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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THE CELEBRATE!) FRENCH CHAR-

Edward Jose

Title WIIK an incomparable List or
‘ Luminaries at

HOYT’S‘

. THEATRE

 

ACTER ACTOR

Methodist churches of Norwalk to dis
cuss the formation of an athletic as-
sedation.

Tuesday-72 45 p. m.. class meeting.
led by Seth heminston. 2: 30 p. in.
Ladles' Aid Society “fiflteen commit-
tee" meets at the parsonage.

Wednesday-2 p. m.. meeting of the
Sewing Circle of the Lad-les‘ Aid So-
ciety in the church parlors. 8 p. m..
adjourned business meeting of the Ep-
worth League. Social hour with pro
gram.

Thursday—Church night. 7:30. the
open forum. Discussion of the ques-

 

MTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
BEGURED FOR MUSIC HALL.
The announcement that arrange-
ments havé been cornpleted tor a short
engagement ot' two nights and Salter-
day matinee, next Friday and Satan
day. of the popular comedian, Phil Ott
and his excellent company, at Music
Hall, will interest all lovers of spright-

 

and his Oplandld Company. In the
Vlrila Dramatic Tabloid adapted
from Henri Iarnsteln'a Great
French Play oi that name. “FA-
THER." The Dramatic sensation
of Both Continents.

 

THE GREAT WONDER 0" THE UN“ Theatre this afternoon and continues

WERSI. Prof. Oamarela's A.
nrepatlen of

tion “What is Methodism undertaking
and accomplishing today?" 8 p. tn.
prayer meeting. A divided house. Men
assemble in the chapel. women gather
in the church auditorium. The chapel
meeting in charge of Mrs. Zelter. the
pastor will lead the other.

Friday“? p. m., pastor's study class,
8 p. tn. choir rehearsal. 8 p. m.
group meeting of Epworth leagues at .
l Nolwulk Methodist Church. Dr.
George P. Maine will he the speaker i

ly. clean and unleash: musical com-
edy. especially since the company
measures up to highest standards in
every particular. Bee later announce-
meat.

HOYT‘ 8 TllidA’l‘RE.
An entirely new bill opens at Iioyt's

 

 

 

for the first three days and the man-
asement promises a bill of incompar
able luminaries. including Eduard

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STAMFORD

Buy a heating apparatus just

barely large enough, and regret .
having done so as long as the ap~

paratus lasts.

Buy one larger than just large

Ienough, and be glad as long,r as it

 

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Slmlan Acml's ”one. the celebrated French character

The Living Prod of Darwin‘s actor. and his splendid company, in
Theory. The Riddle of the Race. Bernstein's crest play,
The Enigma at Homanlvoiotion. dramatic sensation of both continents.

 

They do everything but talk. Prof. Demarcla's aggregation of Sim-

 

 

cLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. the—-
Three Times. 50c -- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.

face or Caps. Double Price

THE BOVO WITH THE BUMP! theory. They do everything but talk.

Al Reels and Frank McMasters. roller

 

WANTED.

 

TO LET

 

Al Steele “d Frank skating marvels. in fearless feats and

In ”13019 p (unity antics. Hilda Karla, the gifted
MachlSiel' S comodlenno. in sprightly songs and

no"... Skating Marvels in 3”,. wit‘ticlsms. Bennett and Gear. Hebrew

- mu“--. laurel-ts and runny Antics. loom-liens. in. their rib-roaring evi-
FIOIRI ISIALE . node, A Night in Chinatown. and

RICHARD KARLI'I LATE ETAR

 

WANTEO~GIRL8 iN Olllt 'l‘illhi’
mingdepsrtment. l’eppurd Embroid-
ory Works. n20 lit

 

TO LIT-e-li‘lVE-ROOM FLAT. 6001)

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WANTED~THREE Oil FOUR l'N.
furnished rooms with bath room illlii
llllpl'ovenlollts; .must he in good (3011'
dull)“ and reasonable rent: central lo,

furnished mine. with running wntor.
gas and conveniences ior light house
keeping. No. 214 East Arc.

FOR BALEv-SI’EED “OAT MING.

of the beat and latest.

Hilda Karle

location. Inquire F- ”01’”! 35 (30"! 26 by «i (not; «need iii miles: very real “Mr“
“’0" East NOW!”- “20 3‘ sortable: in perfect condition. Write Gifted Comedians. ln sprightly 3.3;“?ng My“; LESTER; ‘
or them- U. Shaw. ltoton Hill. South e a w o a an a
To LET-TWO CONNECTlNG 503......“ m 3. Warm Wilmer» .

 

 

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mlllly. Address item. Sentinel oilil-c.
2130 in
WANTEDv-~SlTil.L\'i‘l0.\' .l'i’l‘ GEN-

ccrzll housework. (‘ull cook. wnsll illili

nil improvements.
also garden and lliflt‘ti for chickens:

To LET---Sl€\’EN-lt()(lhi l‘llTTAlm,
lirst class order:

rent ‘20. Address lion 15H. South New

 

 

il‘llll.illi1ilil‘(‘ ll llny St. lli.\' Ill wulk. ulh’ iii
IIWKNTED Hl'lllil‘ltn lIll Ii.tiI(ili TO term": uoolls AND
illlli‘liit‘. Addloss h.. (‘.. clllc Stliii bulb. All inlprovcnlcllls. i-‘llrllnco
lwl. nil in host. ill-ill sill. 264 lanai Arc. llii :ll
I BUSINESS NOTICES I I TO LET-lliil’RI-I. s l.l\'l.\'liS'l‘Q.\‘
Si. Sovcu rooms and bulb, all im-

 

WHITE ELECTRIC COMPANY——
lwi us: estimate on wiring your house
“1' store; costs nothing. Eit‘iil‘ii'ui lo.
llll wro ii of every licsrriplillll ll.
I\\' .llll Si l‘hlilic. 'l ii)! '.i ll‘l) ill

ROOMS PAPERED. $2 75 UP. l‘lliili

liNi liM‘ii Solid postal illl sulupios
oi [lillil‘l'. All \Hli‘ix iil‘fii cuss l‘llouv
(‘tllllll‘i‘iililL .io‘ull i"illill'..li'.li‘. will; So
Main St. nix in

T0 LOAN Slim" T0 sloop
flisi |lltlli,1-iiiL‘.l'.llli illi :ll p. o mil,
(il‘w \ lio.\ l'li. Sulllii .\‘lil\'.' llii-L

 

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lil'.‘ I’l

NASH'IS MODERN illitllllifhll
hoot llnd shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made walk. Fit and Comfort
gunlnntoed 23 Wool ‘VilfiilinRiOil Bl

PROFII‘ ISSlONAlI.

 

 

MISS L. M. AYEIRS‘ in" it l‘\ l' 'lil
liilrl. Sputiul plilcs i‘or lllilliillllilll'
«lull hairdressing. t‘oullllllus ulzlllc into
lplllfs, switches illlii ll'ilii‘iiIlii‘illiiiillllri.
lloyi's 'i‘llealrc building. 'l‘cl. 471M.

bill it

 

WOULD HEAR MYSTERIOUS WIT-
Si’lthGit‘lEld). Mulls. Nov. 20.—~
The report that ll mysterious llilllcllu.
Sliillllluiled from (‘lllli'orlllu lo it‘l‘iiiy
lill' lili‘ defense, would lnkc tilc lullnll
l‘iiini to the ilalllpdcn County Court—
lining ill the trial of lierlrllul ti. illum-
iill' zlllcncd murderer of Mine Mill'-
illlullc before iiiP doors to the court-
room were opened. Allorncyll for
Sill'iii‘i‘i‘ ulloullccd ycsicrlisy thin the
illlillliliM‘I Californian llolllll lclliil'y
today. Spencer ups-ill two yours 0!
lllll ilic ill i‘lllllornln.
Only a small purl of the crowd
which throuscd to the courthouse wun
llllio to gain lllllnlsslon. but the ro~
nlainder of the throng iillltcrcli shoot
the entrance of lili‘ building. and ileum-
i'li sullsilnd in not ll ulimpne of the
prlmlnllr no he stopped from lilt- cur-
rinuc iu which he won driven iron!
“the Jail. and walked acronsIIItlle aldll'»
will in the courthouse atolls. ilfliliir
would to the wrist of 'i‘llrlliwy Nuth-
:llllt-l H, Wilde.
’l‘llll llnmlnled witness from the
Wont llrrlmi til the ‘courlhouno this
invention. but i-lraiilo. Wnllh'n. and lint
l':llli'orlliu. In his home. He in n Dillf'
hicillll llllulcli i.llh’louic. but no one
could ii‘ill‘li- l'rolu rouuaol ioduy what
lllc now wilucsu would 3an in
Way of testimony.
levuucl', wilo spout Sunday in the
jnli ilOi-ipiiili. Wind in soon nplriili to»
«lay. lie clluiicd for it low minutes
with his wife. mollwr illiil sister. and
llwll lllllllnd himself until the hour
..l opening court by polishing his line
ill-r nails.

I'l‘I',

llr. it. P. Amen. n physician of thlsl

oily. whose home was robbed by lllwll’
«or on line 24. lililii. accordiilil ‘0 “‘9
prisoner's colllnnnlnn, was the ill‘lt
witness of the week. Mr. Ame! iditi
oi the burglary and said that atrium
the articles stolen from his house Will
. a sites. it appeared the till

 

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inquire 6 Liliugsloll St.
lllll lit

TO LET ~~i-‘l\‘l-i lllltlhiri. i'.»\ll’i‘ ill-
provoluellls. reasonable rmll. inquire
R. .losclovslly. Hull Norwnlk. lllil ll
MTG LETe-vllm‘iSl-Z. SEVEN itiilihill.
79 W oodll llrd Ale: rent till. inquire
ill The . olllll i\lH‘Wllik 'l‘rust (‘.o

movement it.
South Nurwnlk.

 

Lincoln Mo.

"‘20

FOR SALaw-A NEW liOllflE. Wl'l‘il
nll ilmlrovemcnls. on easy terms. on
inquire of the United
Grocery or llnymond Grocery (‘0.

LAUGHLAND‘O and a fiery prophet will lie at the Sal-i

DEVILLI

Bennett and Gear

Hebrew Comedians. in Their Rip-

INVOYI TO VAU-

Norwalh this owning at 8 em in

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FOR SALE» ~- ill? li‘K MODEL.

26 Maple Ave.

N0.
10. single rilullllu rolldiller. $276.00 No
Stamford. Conn. nl'l' :ii

roaring Episoda. "A NlGHT IN
CHINATOWN.“

 

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iiiiii lllll wnwr llrmder healer
Luster. 'l‘lll'lllllilc. lillriell.

FOR SALE l‘lvu Linton nous

yl-llrllulrll. low policies and t‘m‘kvrole.
ll l‘
hi? all

1Illtorlon Plcruaes—rn. Latest and

 

 

l~TWO NIGHTS ONLY—

 

 

LOISI'l‘

W... ...._§

.iollx DEA):

i'ili..
on Poll Poll.

Commencing
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T0 LETw’l‘ENJtOGM HOUSE,
Spring Hill. NtlfWilik', sill pcl- lnolllll.
lllqllll'c Xorwnlk Sentinel oliil‘c.

oilll

w...-n_.._- m... N... .. _...........W. a,” «new

TO LET lllt‘lt‘ii‘l-IS lN ('til.it‘lll‘.ll.\'
building, mrnl-r Main and Wall Hts.
lleht und uli nlodcru iulprovclllcllls.
Apply in ii. lt‘. (‘olohurn ‘12! \‘i'uli St,
Norwulk. oi ii

I To LET ~“l'NliiX Horse." 21
ifnlon til: i? rooms. nil conveniences.
The Hutch & lillllcy (‘0. mil! ti

 

 

 

TO LETm-HAMILTON AVE... HALF
of lwornmiiy house. it rooms. and 6.
room flat; llll illlllroyemculs; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. I13 tf

 

mony was introduced for the purpose
of showing that ll burglar who would
steal an odd shoe was not of sound
mind. Ur. Amos said that oi’tho stol-
en article; he had recovered floods
valued at about H.000. The witness
was subjected in a rigid cross‘exuln.
lnntion with especial reference to the
value at the stolen goods. in giving
a detailed list of articles with their
individual values for the benefit at the
district attorney Dr. Antes cuid only
say that one ring recovered was
worth $30.

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ITININO TBIII.

in the southern part of Formosa
grows a tree. about ien feet in height.
having ions leaves which possess the
property of the nettle. and produce a
maddening Irritation of the akin when
lllcallilollely touched. 'i‘hn natives
call it chluo~jen~llolu moaning "mall-
biting-dog." Mr. 'l‘oltulilro oi ’l‘oltlo.
who hull recently made a botanical
exploration In Formosa. nuggnsts the
name "viper tree" as n more distinctly
warning this. Therein another spec-
ies of "stinging tree“ in Australia.
which clinics in height of lilteen feet.
and the effect oi wllnlle touch appears
in be even more maddening to men
and animals. Horses stung by it have
who shot. and units. when affected by
Him poison oi the leaves. run nbout.
whining and biting themselves—«Lon
don Globe. ..

wad-v-m-WMWW‘

nun shaman.
November! Novemberl
Obi who ml moi-st
Veiled over with rubber
Except his bright hair.
Methinks it’ll our foreman.
Iy level What a sight» "
tutorials: his orders,
Right. now! Nurembsr's all right.

 

co‘uilliulllg llllillilllii. lolln hook
sum of iillllii‘).
lit; Bullion All?

a.

 

"i'IEISIT FOIR IIBTUTTERERS.

tried by the lilo-long nilltlewr.

was overcome
"That's fine."

advice. You talk all right today.

”You‘re n wcl blanket, all
growled lilo cn-siullerer.
mutter wilh next week?"

said hill friend.
everybody

"ii‘li it

lhnn at any other time.

notice. as

could control his Epcarh
«New York Tribune.

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luncheon in Philadelphia.

the ilraknnlun.

”Y‘all River Journal.

W

UIILI“ KNOWLIDOI.

 

he shill. as ho held up
communication.

tart:
tart ullouull cirelldy.”~~»l.iie.

for the people slid lets drink."

we got
‘as has

 

 

 

Mal, ads. tiring results.

 

 

 

for other things.

LOST l.ul~:l:.\'l.r:a1lll.u HM: IFiIiday, NOV. 24. Sat

null
Ronald (in return iui

—. Special

A new nlctllod or voice control wus~
in n
fcw lessons the ilnpelilniout in spocriil

said a candid irielsd '
“Now i wish you would tulle it hit nf’
hill
just llccp ll watch on yoursell and see
how you lulk this time next work."

right."
“What‘s the

"We‘ll be in the full moon. then."
fact that
who huve ever stutlered
atllllers worse when the moon is full
Until you
not no you can talk smoothly then you
can't count yourself really curel ."

'l‘hc lllnn with boiling speech look
advised and found that
several full moons waned before he
at that time.

"l)on't use too long words." said F.
liOpltinllon Smith, the author. at a
"I was one.
on the way to lieadlua by train and
at a town nestllns beside the river 1
came out on the platform and drew in
deep llrcnlhll of the pure. delicious air.

"'iiltl‘t this invigorating? i said to

" 'No. sir. it’s (illnnilocllcnt he said."

Tim editor of the woman's vase
was on his vacation and the sunning
editor llall lumped into the breach.

“Well. what do you think of this?"
a perfumed
"Here‘s a woman
wants to know how to make ll lemon
lust llll lilollllh a lemon wasn't

'i‘llc llciorulerériiilffmhid, whit we
nrc lllrlvillg for in fewer orercrowded
slums, turner villages. more pleasures

'l‘lle unconverted Onewwllut ‘ow are
no ’svc more pleasure if we,
herriwillveryilody'n Weekly.

The woman who relies upon Benita
nel Want Advertisements to secure
the household help has a little than

tell. (.‘splnin and hlra. is: .l. Pcrrci

Nov. 25

Engagement—The
Comedian

Phil Ott

AND COMPANY OF 30

in the Musical Comedy Surprise of
the Century

The Monarch and The‘
Maid

FRIDAY NlOHT AND SATURDAY
MATlNEE
look by Matt Ott. Music by Dan J.

tlon Arlm‘ Work here. and have hem

Famous

l

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l
(Addressed

the question: "lion much

would ii Wimlii‘illii‘il‘ chuck if it won
clinch would chuck wood“

if ‘t ncrc illlodoos who do good?

When Jew crows no on cruises?

 

Saturday Night

ORIENTAL oiéll‘nc consov
‘Th...

Bill With a bi||~ilie filing bills—-
Hill may die tor a long. long while.

 

 

‘ l grows.
ALHAMBRA THIATNE.
LlWll J. CODV OTOCK on.

elm Cos, Pro . Harry Dull. Our. Row M” rows the MM no»?

 

aide"! “to heat Meek Co. in the III“.

THANKIGiViNO—oAddad Attraction.
Week at Nov. 27. "AT YALI"

17

might

 

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“Noun-am- -... N...»

round our feet:

cussing the readiness M the repulse
or the negro.
answer doesn't usually mean much.“
and instanced the following:

"tier. nigger. wiulr you mine?" in the 8"".

"i” "in. “h" “0 ”m"? "MI“ That daffodllllell courtesy and bow
trim in swine."

But the other was not annulled. “l'll
wager." said he. "that the lasiest nim‘
set you can liuli will give you a quick
reply as full of point all you question."
The hot bolus necepied. the found I
decrepit old darily sleeping in the sun. The young man on the ter- barrel st
“Mil him your question." said one.
"Wilnl shall i ask him.“ said the other.
“l‘ll salt llltn s question." he. replied.
and shelling the old man. he shouted:
"Whar he!"

Without cushion his m the aid

their night. . ‘. .

EVOW

 

you pass.
winner: Barnett i‘llonte.

.m. was... . “sumo“..-u

TAKING N0 CHANGES.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

"Father." the .

inn actors. the living proof of Darwin'a‘

the motion pictures. which are always?

This will be

he glad each day that life is made so

With smile of hovers that when
IN" young ”Ii'ihmnw' "'9 M" Our heal-tunnel thrill with pleasure at
IIW”"~II "id “M "the lie glad that you (limit! kinship can

With humble flowm‘a here growing

And give a smile at grettinn when

The big steamer had left the pier.

waves his handlmnhiei desperately.

"0h. what're you waiting for? Come
on.‘ said his companions dissuatedly.
“l daren‘l.“ with one tearful pisses

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"e“ theologian. ‘ ““3“" preacherl l in the lodge rooms of the Sons of St.

‘ George, a supper will be served for
ration Army ilnli. Eater street South. all Englishmen in the parish and their

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“Englishmen in the parish. many of

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Society at the chapel rooms.

the church.

the evening. No admission will be
shamed. but an offering will be taken.
At 2:30 in the atternoon the Women's
Guild will meet with Miss Alice Fitch.

.last .
St. Paul's Pariah. I s

Tuesdayua p. m. Glrls‘ Friendly And besides} furnace gets

Wedmmwflzm p. more heat out of the coal when

ulld. chapel rooms.

m.. St. Paul‘s
3 1’- m.. Knights.“ is not driven, and the furnace

of Washington.

Thunder-1 p. m.. Altar Society. at ‘itscli lasts longer.

 

FOR SALE BY

Horace R. Nash

Corner North Main and West “nab.
-

Grace Parish 'Notss.
Mondaywli. 0. K A. at 7:30.
Tuesday—4}. F. s. at 8.
Wednesday—«Organ recital at 8 in

 

 

 

 

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Mias Alice Tovey, of Westport, will
leave. tomorrow. for West Hooch...
where she will be the guest of 1111.
Georgia Alexander. of that place.

SPILLS,
CHIBHEfiflsI-“fi”

and

Springwood avenue.
Thursday—At: " :30 in the evening.

 

 

 

nmilies Tile rector finds a number of

is null:
wlfinltaa MM

them recent arrivals. and takes this - m .u... .r
;0])ll0l‘illlilly of trying to make them Q on ”na§¥rtmlihu
tool at home in the strange land and ”ME "' n"

in lllc no“ parish SOtllhi Miiiiiiigsnmi'm

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Il

police recognized as being llrllcls of?

well worlll hclvrlllu. and all are imit-

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are ”11‘ oiliccrs ill charge oi the Salva-

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‘ l .! He goes to all the races every day.
""‘i‘m‘ “ “um" “ i and wonders about picking up the
"" ioiéTlc'III'I “ Ililii‘iilllliiif‘i tickets which unlucky

lo the prepollndcr of

wood.
d docs not stop to look iii them on the

How much good could a hoodoo do

What llii'J‘ silol'vl do low crews choose

V

if a sawhorse saw what a seahorse

lulllvan sees .body. The man has made as mIIIIIIi
' fl ,

Would . stwsaw see what a wood-saw us (2.0 in one day. he declares.

eawa’ _ Sometimes, of course. he has a run or

i ililii luck. and makes nothing for a
’ week. when people have been careful.

l

. Bill on till average he metres from £5
But who can guess at the also of the

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“WW0" Why do you a pose that nobody knows.

~Upplncott's. l'fliinos mu. or main
9033:" 'i‘iflsnzmmi‘i‘hiiamh an...“ ..... ”iNOWV tit-eminent; up; 5mm“
lions bstwnn bare and stamina. can- " oLao. . .-_ .- w w... - .. m... ...

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till-y u'crc sloieu tickets, bill on exam

‘solvcd the problem of winning at the

 

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and twelve pigs. Dominion Spin 3.“, A (IllIJRIOIIU8 TRADE.
“mi? North Taylor Ave... South .\or- A 'unn was arrested a fen nights ’
wn ni? Ill ‘ ’ ' .
_ m... 2 - ago on it sent on the Boulevard IBonne: LOV E R S

Wrote; BAiI'ElIIIIIgIIIiII‘IRlS ITEJUM'I‘Ii MUSIC HALL .levcllc. lie declared hlnlseli to “Til Pi ,,

a, troll .‘l on nan, our: nag. . . ' QC
A cllullcoiol'eotnoone. Ntlrvulaonnllic in a rcsptrlnliie citizen but he unai e it
prior roillllcll. in) it. C. ilbode lulnllli 'MWNW in ”W open air, and his

pockets nerd tilled with little oblonxi
Ilnl-lia of different colors uhlch tllel
tllc pllrimlltuel. They thought that.
lliniioll by muultllralc the man
llmloli that this was llol so. and'
taught the world a new trade.

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sportsmen throw away in it rune when
winning numbers have gone up He

 

lmc lourae but pilils up all he finds!
lllld (altos them home unless. as hull :
pt‘ilh' sometimes be has no home ioi
:0 [0 lie sorts them eureilllll. lie:
.lllls studied the norms and numherai
0f the “inning horses in the day‘s,
rows. and it lery rarely happens lhat.
the ticket for a wluoel has not been
thrown away by accident by some

to £10 every month. and so he has

 

 

pile i

The L“! 0‘ 18 an out with his bultue lim‘" “mm“ “m“ rhythms m0”

soot. Maul a Me“ On wm rile» ‘llmn his little! or admission. alum ran sroau ooors ran

a e y .
Ipeelal lunacy Complete for both 0",”ch BOYS. "-50 7° ”-09
Productions. If I MW- hm hm holsIi in the to" .. . ' ' m we essl. eoaron Hun nuaaana
PliCI. .. _________ 50c. 35°, 25¢. 13. And the hoods none is the color of a‘ ”3}“- 1“ it WV) i" “"0“ ° TWO STORES
anrunoav MATiNll... .lo and our "in “3;; m _ .0“ m, ..
And the hobo boos where the gopher . ‘ NONI“ south NW“

"About how many blochslmwllrown-
"lnn a uaaaslns

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8 Records

from six of the' best musical
shows now playing at Brande
way Theatres: Gypsy Love.
The Little Millionaire. The
Siren. The Kiss Waltz.
Around the World and The
Fascinating Widow. You
should have some of these
records for your

Edison Phonograph
A. J. ANGEVINE &

 

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is always the hula-lilies
know we carry only the
very finest oi Goal-4mm
our ism trade.

 

 

 

 

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