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PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER
Percy Bailey was it visitor with
frioii’tls in Ali'stlilltl, Sunday.
.lamcs Paul and son Lawrence, 01'
“Grove street, are home from a week‘s
stay at rtsbury Park.
Miss. Liluiloiliic Magiier, of Holden
avoiiiit», has: been visiting bliss Fannie
Siobhan, in Hartford,
, ~—»——.—J—-~
\hilliain Clary. who recently mode.
a tin. to Pennsylvania, has returned.
to lllh lllllllt‘ in West uil‘tioi. ‘
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The ~l"oinicrs‘ and liocoruiors' t’iiion i
will iiold its uciiii-iitoiiiiily business
meeting on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Louis 1.. Paguiictll and son
Lotti: l), Paauiictti, of Stamford, have
been visiting in South Noi‘walk.
Mrs. James Golden is spending a
few «lays in Now Haven, the guest of
her sister. Mrs. W. S. (ii-cfiitie.
Aii adjourned meeting of the Town
School committee will he held at tliu‘
high school building, this evening.
Banner Council, No. 54, Daughters
of Liberty, will hold its soinl-iiionihly
business meeting on Thursday even-
tag.
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~v~Seumiess iii-cs. Reddy and Ayers
Mr and Mrs. William Siiechnii and.
count .Spiiiigflciii. Ohio. are that
guests of Mr. Slicclian's sisters in Elm i
otroet.
The weekly linslncss meeting of that
South Norwulk Qunrtctte Club will lio’;
hold this evening in its hall, in North.
Main nii‘ect. ‘
Leonard h‘ostci'. of Reed Street. re»,
tut-nod to Baltimore, Maryland. yea-i
tordny. alter a visit with his father;
in need hll'tht.
Washington Camp. No. ii. I’. 0. 5,:
of A.. will hold its wackly billlllleiiii‘
meeting this evening in its halt, lnl
Worthington street. i
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"l‘lic woiikly business meeting of Uni
'(lflB 'I'rllw. No. 26, improved Order of.
Rod Men, will bu hold this cvoniiiu la;
the wluwain, in Wiialtlnttioii alrect.
Shot-mun Council, No. 1349.. lioi’ai‘
Arouiiuin. will hold llli avail-monthly
iliiuiiioaa pivotiiiu thin cvciiiiitt in tho:
Mystic t‘hiiin hall, in Wuhlllltgltm‘
Hll‘t'oi
Mica i'ltiilii l‘ilfllit‘)’, of .lorsoy t‘iiy.;
N, .i.. who iiiiit lit-cit visiting Minn.
lint-m Nullol'til‘tl,.ol Wilton pvt-lino, for}
tho mini low wraith. l'ellll‘lit‘d i0 trill"I
homo, this truck.
W
t... my
luck ltoaa. wlio lltlti boon upcittiitilt
til" taut. two wooing with William ’l‘rm
my, llilli roliirticd to hia homo. at Ni-
:wlt. on tho iiiidaou. Edward, 'l‘rtii'ul'
lillri polio with him.
we». awn-MM! .-......
'i'lio monthly biiaioortt monitor: of
tho Norwulk ‘ltulldlua, Loan and iii-
waimout Aauoclutttm will bu hold this
oyuiltng in do: pillar-ti at Taylor It (loi-
doo. in Washington ntroot.
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Mm. William McGowan and (taught
tor Katherine, at Brooklyn. who have
boon unending tho part. two months
with Mrs. George W. Smith. of ital-
ogg strcot, rctutnod to their home
this week.
flourt Laurel. Daughters of ductile.
will hold its regular meeting till: ow
hill; in its mount. in limb Thomas
bionic. iii Worthington strut. .m
muting will be called to crdufltthrb‘
, 1? it 3 o'clock, and it lb random tint
i (lor the. brltllio.
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w"*3‘1 99 1'1"“
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'enomc'
want
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am; Gems lol’ stcwcd tomatoes, cook and stir do!“
Take one cupful of finely chopped‘ihi‘ee minutes more. Now add six‘
meat and odd to it a (liml'lll oi finativoll‘heatcii east; and stir the whole
bread-crumbs, it teaspoonfiil ot‘ veryvconutunizly. seasoning with salt and
finely chopped onion and u sipooiifiilipcpper to taste. (look until the egg»
of melted butter. odd also enougli‘ni'e not; than Servo at once with
milk to bind the whole, and bull. tuld‘tttlllul‘l pieces of toast.
pepper to tnsts. Grease wall a num-
ber 01' largo gem or miiiit‘ii‘i pans and
nearly fill them with the mixture. llc~
fore setting in the atom. \curciully
break an egg on top of each and
sprinkle with a bit of suit. fluke for
eight minutes and serve hot.
flag..."
Spanish Ega
Chop one small onion very fine and
try it for it few minutes in o tubie~
Eggs in Tomato Cups.
Select one goodclzed. iirm tomato
for each “arson and carefully scoop
out the inside. bcing sure to leave
'the outer skin intact. Sprinkle each
cup with salt, pepper and pnprlku;
then drop in a. small piece of butter
and a raw egg. Place the cups in a
baking tin and bake in a hot oven
until the eggs are not, basting once or
.fild‘
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luau
1,
on rounds of buttered
Bcrvo at once
toast.
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Omelet With Peal.
Heat a. can of small French peas
and season with salt, pepper and a
hlt'ot butter. Make a plain omelet;
but just. as tho omelet sets. put some
of the peas in the center of it. Fold
as usual and put. on a heated platter.
Pour over the mumbling peas and
nerve (it once. in the some way can-
ned. sliced mushrooms, asparagus
tips, Jelly or tomatoes may be used
for variety.
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When the vacant property grows
no expansive use a Sentinel Want
spoonful of butter. Add two cuipfuis twice with a little melted butter.
uni—n
Elli or litiiiwiiit uni
use Silliiillii Flillli
(Continued from first. page.)
HE WILL MAKE A CLEAN
BREAST 0F EVERTHINB
llshcd in Berkoley street instead of ‘(Uontlnucd from First Page.)
a ten-foot .linc as recommended by.
the committee.
strcct line was rejected.
”ll “0‘va which were paid. to the“entliui was shot. and how he. with
flmmill' 0f $114300- Wel‘” di’S‘ml‘ed i’yiothcrs. went out to get an affidavit
the mayor in the presence of tiitlem Dora Gilbert. the divorced wife
counciliiion. {of Roseiitliul. Sclicpps then told of
All lili'liiilii'" from “’9 “on?” ' the ride uptown the night ol'thc kill-
i-looli and Ladder Company, to attend log, of the gathering of the gunmen
their annual outing to be held in and “a“. tic and Rose waited for the
Schmidt's grove, next Sunday, was i‘e- news 0" Roseiitiinl'g death.
('eli'ed- 1‘ “'35 VOW” ‘0 ““3““ it was after the murder was com-
Tlie following bills were read and milled that Schepps played his most
ordcred paid: important part in the Rosenthal ul’i'alr,
Highway Department -------- 53*2‘50 That was as o go-between for went.
Fire Department ------------- 197-49 Becker and the pniiiostrlckoii Rose.
59“"3“ Department ----------- 171'50iwho was hiding in an uptown apart-
Police Dcpnriiiient ------- 299-19iment house. Scheppu said he made
Paw“?! “9'0““ -------------- 27650! several visits to Becker to consult
Refundod on Wall street nssess- _ with him on to what course Rose
“1‘3““ ------------ ‘------ 305'“ should pursue. Becker. he said, ad-
” vised Rose to remain in hiding, but
Total ~~~~~~~~ ‘ ---------- 31393-70 Rose was thoroughly frightened and
The police department was reported
in a prosperous condition.
The chairman of the highway coin-
mittoe Nelson Benedict reported that
much progress was being made on
his department.
Councilman Edwin L. l-ioyt, who iii-
vestlguted the purchase of the paving
bonds for the city sinking fund. ro-
ported that he won in favor of tilt;
plan, tic cited several large cities
whero it was done, as examples. On
motion, the chairman of the umpire
department was instructed to invest
a sum not to exceed $43,000 of the
city‘s sinking fund in its paving
bonds.
On motion the city clerk was or-
dered to draw a note on the credit
of tho city for $5,300 to be used in
the sinking hind.
Chairman of the newer department
lrviiig Road recommended that a cow-
cr pipe be placed at the corner ot’
Wilton avenue and Cross street. to
coniioct with the old horse collar
power and to empty into the river lin-
Tlio catch banln at
tho cornor oi? Prupcct avenue. and
Clraiidvlow avenue to completed.
Corporation Counsel George Davis
ropoi-tcd that tho unit for the Rey
"()1th Cor Company iiualniit the city.
had limit withdrawn Without a cent
of coat to tho city.
Thori- being no othor business. tho
martini; titiiournod. ‘
HilERNMNO' HELD DAY.
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Norwaiii Lurgaiy Ruprountttd at Pm
ads and convontlon in undo-port.
The annual convontion cud ilcld day
of the «into ‘Hlboriiluuii iii ildlllfl held
In Briduoport, today. Thu ttnulr pro-
mlm to ba one oi the biggest things
wanted to give himself up.
Several bunk omclals who have in-
formation regarding Lieut. Becker's
bii‘iik account were under subpoena to
appear before the Grand Jury today.
along with several other wilneuqes in
the police graft cases.
Schcpp‘c counsel, Bernard Saddler,
declared while his client was in the
Grand .iiiry room. that Scbeppa would
make a clean breast of everything.
Other witnesses examined todal’
were the clerk of a hotel at For Rock-
awuy, whore the gunmen celebrated
who made a group picture of them
there. Detective Cabana testified in
regard to the police hunt for the mur-
derer suspects. Charles B. Plitt. de-
scribed as Becker's press agent, also
testified.
Those witnesaes, it was said. com-
pleted the testimony desired by the
grand jury to present a blanket indict-
intuit.
Sum Schopptt was still tho most in‘
tcreutlnu figure In the colic today. His
first act this morning wan to give the
keeper of tho went tilde prison a list.
of article: he deuirad to alleviate hi5
confinement. These included an elder
down until. ulx puiri or white silk
uoohu. to ho piii'ciititlcd at an exclusive
Willi uvouue hallm‘dhnlwfy which
Schoppl dcuignnted, It pair of slippers
and many toilet articles.
Ecitupptt today bout it totem-um to
George Howell. captain of the Hot
Bpriugn Police, thanking him for bill
may councillor and cwruuinu that
hope that they would moot again.
Another tologum wait addressed to
Chariots J. Pcttit, acting mayor of tint
§Elpriiitto and bin family. in thin
cvdr lino In tho atnto. About inoculai’hwvtm" math” Mil mm“ New
mun uni impound in line. A band or Y9“ “’9’” and concluded "‘ ““0
drum “in.” will accompany catch dM,.iiila occasion to return thanks to you
stun. Alter tho parade iii over tint 'tor tho many “mm“ “mm“ '3“
men will go to 3“ promo “magma with» there. A cinema anorectic
whore the fluid sportii will be bold.
‘tion it thus convened until i can bet.
The him-watt: Divinion left this Bou-
tor natures; myacil in portion."
on. The weather rm thraotcaln'x. mmm”‘m’ WW to tunpcct the
but this was no handicap. til nearly a 3"“ 1“” mm”? on m" a" ”‘9‘
build?“ man man tho trip. Jill um “mm 3“” V” “‘9‘“ m“
whitebait, white giomma aura-lea Mill“! “mum" M3“ ”mm“
colitis. “With groan iiiormtiit‘ pennant» “mm”! tho motlon. ‘
tldd to the «can. was of tho or- m “Mn" comm“ ”Wm“
M were worn by all tho mambo“. “i “’5 W9” "m“ m ‘ mflilfltl'
‘bourt lull-ruin: xiii null Drum dorm .‘m‘i’mm “"1”“ tho; i“ “MM “.1
Wimmt Galatians banal. 'l 1“ , 9“ WWW?“
titty loft for his Pork our. it can»: , ,
bar at ital-walk biopic “mounted tit:
mym‘olm_
_ . ltcnant added strength, Scncpps husi
The report relative to the Catherine i told Mr. Whitman how he talked with ‘
i Licut. i‘lcckcr, a tow liourii before Ros~
after the shooting and a photOgmpber .
district attorney before he asked the]
too attire at llittli on it upociultroiley “A motion my W“ ”“0“” “A“.
malnutrition: loot! airman. in.“.iiih.,,iltitfliilltitlttiittt 1‘ WW ”7’"
A U .
tr action will». ,
\dv. and sell it.
iclam.our.'s'lié'i’tnéiea attain...
IS NOW LAUNOHED
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‘wlch, New Haven. Hartford, Lilcliflold
:county and Norwich.
Constitution Adapted.
The constitution adopted provides
that the association shall be known
as the Connecticut Good Ronda .«tsso.
elation. incorporated and its objectsi
are the promotion of tin oi'guiilzatIOIi
of associations. organizations. clubsi
and individuals interested in
roads. Also to secure by its efforts{
irational legislation governing the confi ‘
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'structlon of public highways of Con-in
especially to promote;
and encourage the construction and:
maintenance of permanent pavements. ..
on the trunk highways of Connecticut.l .
nocilcut. and
The corporatIOu shall be supported by l _:
the dues or subscriptions of its mam-.u
tiers. and shall not be conducted tori ..
Clubs of not less than 254
members and individuals » shall be,
eligible for iiu-mberuliip. The charm-'-
will remain open until Jan. 1, 1913. ._
The~ meeting at once got down;
-to intuitions, The entire scheme!
of good roads propaganda was
considered. and then a constitu-J
tlon which had been
profit.
prepared was
adopted with a tow minor changes..
,This constitution provides that that;
!general management of the policies of?
i
the association work. and mode of the;
corporation shall be in the bands or at
board of directors composed 0f ouci
director for each club or local;
organization, and one additional fOri
part thereof. over 40. for each amt-l
tiled organlmtlou. and one director tor’
each 100 individual members or frac-
tion over 40. The active executive
.work is vested in an executive board
{of not less than seven members. the
ipnettidottt and chairman of the legal
‘comnilttee to be ex-ottlclo membera,
.und the remainder elected by the
ibourd of directors. Every member of
tliii; board shall be a director of the
cancellation.
Ollie": Elected
After the adoption of the consti-
tution the following odlcers were
elected:
President, (ion. Henry A. Bishop.
Bridgeport.
VIro-proaideutii. Don S. Spitz. Groom
:‘chli, Och. Wallace Faun. Harttord.
gtleorgo M. Blames, Bridgeport. ,
i Secrlury. C. M. Robinson. New Ha.
'ven.
Trouaiiren Philip Pond. New Havep.
Tito following were chosen chairmen
ot committaett:
Legal, (2. iii. hobiuaon. New Haven;
nuance. w. W. Holman. Waterbury;
technical, Fred L. Ford. city engineer
oi Now Huron: membership. 1". M. Ma-
rion. New Huron; publicity, J. lit. mm-
ortton. Aiisouiii. ‘
‘l‘tie ouccutlw board is compoucd ol'
Presldont lienry A. Hilltop, Cl. It.
Rohtuuoiiuchllrmcu at“ legal commit-
no. Frank T. {topics of nrldsoport.
it. P. Maxim of Hartford. saunter A.
A. Plait or Wittdrl’ltti‘l'. Mid Don (2.
Sell: of Gmuwlcti. Oliver initiation
will be added to tbiii board, in tho fua
titre. ’
Tito badminton atom or: aluminium»
lr tum blur fair to in it pom for
t
cute. but coloration to the film.
tloii have the» backing of tin out I
and articulation: which aim at
which «meant that titers in A. um
portion of" .
locomwmuti
‘ early‘dndmtut rented. sentlu‘oiclur
allied allude the work cheaply and
quickly. .. ‘ ., ‘
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good i .
mil in improviuu tho‘riim at tho-
amtp’ at on tum iii A
memmm
‘ NbW'.io‘uaAi;uarAru1-im. %
.Aavorttae . your‘i vacant vim-alien! ,
Rexall "
Straw HatCleaner
{10c pkg.
MAKES OLD HATS LOOK LIKE .
new '
The Clifford Pharmacy
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- Fmbalmer
19 No. Main St., 80. Norwalk
Hunldence. 6 Washington St.
Telephone at otflco-336-2.
Telephone at house—693.
Your Opportunity 1
We Offer for Sale
Two New Houses in Norwnik.
Each has 7 rooms and both. hot
air heat. electric light, lot .30 x 135,
one minute to trolley. The price is
right. Also the terms.
Full particulars on application to
J. M. LAYTON 8t Co
(I ncorpo ratodl
REAL ESTATE AND lNSURANCE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave.. South Norwalk. Ct
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The Reed & Volk
The Only Fully Equippld
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Thane 805—50 So. Main so,
So. Norwatlc Music Hall Block 2
200‘
up
SUMMER TIMETABLE
on and alter Monday. June 17, 1912,
the new and commodious
STEAMEE HUNTINGTON,
Capt. William G Young. will run as
follows: More Huntington for Nor.
walk Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a.
tr. and 2.30 r. in. Leave Norwalk for
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
8:45 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. Excursion
tickets 50 cents. Single fare 40 cents.
Children, to 12 years. excursion 35
cents. Single tare. 25 cents. Passen-
gers from Norwnili by 3:45 a. in. boat
wm have four hours at Huntington.
Electrical (lo. ~
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‘3 Half price. See, Window Displays.
(iur summer schedule given the peo
pie 0! Connecticut an outing on the
new and commodious steamer Hunt»
ington across the sound and over one
of the driest sheets of water in the
World. Huntington Buy, with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties of to or more
can more arrangements with the can
rain to stop at Valley Grove.
Lunch“ and meals served on the
boat by competent ateward.
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THE RECREATION TOURS.
Block Inland, 3 day tours ..
Saturdays, Aug. 10. 17, 24. (list.
Atlantic City, 6 day tour: $21.00
Mondays. Aug. 12. 19. 28, Sept. 9. 18.
White Mountain. 5 tiny town $25.00
Mondays. Aug. 12. 19. 26. Sept. 2nd.
Thousand Islandl, Ii day.‘ tour $34.00
'l‘uetid y. Aug. 20th.
Royal our. 9 dlyl' trip $74.00
Tuesday. August 20th.
Bermuda. 9 day trips who up
Saturdays, Aug. 17. 24. Sept. 7. 14.
28111.
AUTUMNAL TOURB.
Whit. Mountain. 6 day trips $21.60
Monaural. amt: 9th. lllth. Accom-
modation: Sinclair Hotel. Buthlo.
hem. .
Niagara Falls. 4 “K" trip ”$1.00
Baturduy. Sept. 7t .
Niagara hill, Oi. Luwnnc. i’tlvor,
Monti-cal.
annually. Sept. 7th, six dayti' trip.
For deport tlve circular at All tours
call on O. . Harri» at depot. or tub
limit The Recreation Tourlnt 00..
191 Orange iii... New Haven.
Wm Hill
It Your Home Complete with it
Brass Bed
or a Matti-m that will mini you .giiol
him It iii your out zillion you who up
in the morning? to your Mum at
tho into-l. (Mimi? limo you a (laid
on Obit Dining Tahiti “that“?! to
much? but your titer. little good?
and till you are abort or anything in
your noun Partitions-Am to the
Firm
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bun
2pm
w.«MINTZ’S 7
. . Half-Price Sale
TOMORROW we will place on sale A
Many New Bargains. All to goat One-
i/zPRICE ‘ "
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BEST BUTTER,,A POUND ..... ..... ..... ... _
BEST FLOUR, LARGE BAG ........ . ........ . ................. 85c
MAGNOLIA on CLOVER MILK, A CAN ............. . .......... 10c!
19 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ................... .. $1.00 3
WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
Doiiv-rlel 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
totalitarian T
SPICY MUSICAL FARCE Is NEW
RiCHARD CARLF-HATTIE ‘VIII‘
LIAMS PIECE.
The New York theatre season has
opened once more, this time. with the
breeziest and splciest musical comedi’
that Charles Frohmun has presented
in some years. Chief among the saw
only odd merry makers who make
“The Girl From Montmartre" so live-l
ly are Richard Curie, the “prince Oi"
fun makers," and Hattie Williams, Will Be Held on tho Ground: of Mn.
known as “the laughter girl.” These! 8- M. Andrews, Next Tuesday.
two stars, brought together for the At a recent 'meetlng or the dime-r
first time by Mr. Frohman, have so tors and members of the Day Nursery -.
swept the audiences with their good Association plans were completed for
humor that the piece has entered upon a lawn fete to be held August 27th. ,
an indefinite run at the Criterion Mrs. B. M. Andrew-3.0146 West ave-
Theatre. 'iiue. has given the use of her bottle
Richard Curie has never been fun- and grounds for the event, which;
uler than as the famous Palsian Dr. promises to the one of the largest at“
Petypon, who wakes up one morning the kind, ever given in The Norwalkl.‘
after a spree and finds‘ a griaette Cards will be played in the afternoml‘,
from Montmartre in his wife's bed. and this feature will be under than
From the moment that he first an management 0: Mrs. E. A. Woodward, 1
pears on the stage until his final Mrs. M. T. Hatch, Mrs. D. W. Ray»...
dance, he holds the stage with his mood and Mrs. F. H. Quintard.
quaint Carleaque drollery which has On the grounds will be side shown
no endeared him to thentrets'oers ever)“ with greatest collection of living.
where. M!” Williams as "the wild freaks and wonders. These Will H,
5'0““! thing with the devil in her." under the direction of Mrs. Georuzf
who manages to get all the married Betta. Mrs. George Foote and othom‘:
man m the piece into scrupea. was The vaudeville, under the able mur-
never more Winsome or sprightly. ‘agement of Mrs. Stewart Elliot and
The piece “'35 the reigning success Mr. Seinsllng, is an assured uncouth,
in Berlin and has been made even Peanuts will be roasted on a"
more entertaining in its American grounds, and sold by young ladies m
dress. it is called i! farce with music costume, also flowers. A fancy wort
1"" ”‘8 critic who ‘1“de it "a musical table with all kinds of useful, houwét
farce With the “d 0“" succeeded bet- hold and fancy articles to be “our
ter In indicating the real fun 0! the will be m charge of Mrs. Hatch. ‘0‘:
919‘”- cream and cake will be looked ul'tal‘hf
Rarely has a more fascinating group by Mrs. E. M. Lockwom and Mrs. J- .
of girls been assembled limit the all Dnmortler. Homemade candy m
American WWW chorus which ““1" flowem will be under the direction of
ports Mr. Carla and Misc Williams. Mra. Lansing Odell.
it won aalected from representative. The grounds will be elaborately a...
DOMINGO of DH”? plate and territory curated Mid lighted by electricity.
In tho Union, in an ““0" to get it During the past year nearly 3.0th chik
"9m" and “‘WMW' “'99 °f beauty. drop were cured tor at the mourn;
Tho cast is exceptional and includes which we! to IlllOW that the count?
such names as Lennox Pawlc. which.” a necesaltll- p in to be hoped c I
W“ comedian “WWW“? Walk." Alan every one will chow an interéot
Mudie and Maya Monitoring of "Tho the good work by attending "The Mix
Arcadian" tome, Marion Abbott. way plugflnae'" M 43 We“ avenml
1011! ll ilhtil‘llillsi" with“ With Mttttde centrally located. an the "ne 0“ ‘
Minn" ““1 William Gilletto'h com- trolley. on 'i‘licttdtly. August 27th. .
panic». Alum Hort. rim maker ot‘ Mm‘ .. . .
“The Dbilar Primers." William Dani. THE RECREATtON AUTUMN
forth. said to have tho moist comic; ~roman,
taco on the plum. George Lydwkcr.’ Any of our radar: who antic
tho tenor. Ind policy Much also or making a short vacation tau
“This Malicious." «all will be able to matte a n
This MIMI! in so dotisititul that it of a dolildtttul tour tram tho it:
would alone have carried the place to ranged by the Rocmtlon
rum”. Writtatt by Hoary homily. Company. Their about! All .
unit at the tittliflidt‘i turn all the lure Tour; to the White Mountain
at tho Vientiane and lit tho ram time till: ycttr September 9th and
c Partition community and buoyancy any trip: with accommodations-u
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