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, show is unusual but the audience to
~ last night-
.- entire, cast, was go.
" Mary at WOW Perieetly natural in
_ character was pleasing. and at the end
-3 though having a minor part.
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: port to the play. as did Rose Hnbnér. .
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"wnsr HAPPENED To MARY."
Helen Page Stock Company Opens En-
_. pigment at Hoyt“ Theatre.
”at. Hoyth Theatre,- last night, was
produced "What i»! nod to Mary," “
by this 'Heien Pagéifitoei Company.
War Bulletins
_-_._. 1 .
LONDQN, Aug,28, 3:35 a. nit—The Chronicle,
commenting today on the “war’s progress] sayzs “Since
the great disaster which hated the allies in Belgium a
silence deeper than ever has been imposed by the censor-
ship. i
“From a message sent out 24 hours ago by the French
embassy, showing fighting 011 the line between Cambrai
and Le (Tatcau, it is apparent that the French have been
driven back past their line of frontier fortresses to a
point twenty miles behind that line,
“There is no longer any serious foriiiicd obstacles
between the German main advance and Paris. Under
tln circumstances it is not surprising that the French
Ministr1 has resigned and re 1onstitutcd lIStlf as a com—
mittee of public sacfty.
'.\l1:11111l1ilc. as if a siege of Paris was now looming
foremost in thcir minds, their first step has been to ap‘
point :1 general in suprcmc cmnmand of Paris and
troops,” . 1
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\VASlllNG'l‘ON, Aug.28.-“'l‘hc French and lingo
lit-1h north armies on the Sambre and Mcusc rircrs have
been surrounded by German troops on all sides as 1i rc-
sult of the latest lighting,” says a wirclcss from llcrlin
today to the German embassy. The message adds that.
the French cast army has been partly driven to the
south. This has prevented communication liciwccn the
French cast and north armies, while all the German ar~
mics arc in contact from Canibrai through Upper Alsace.
The German cavalry has advanced to Ostcnd.
. , “The apparance of n Zeppelin at
\ntn erp,” the
The British marines in force are
ask and the British government
in 111 111arincs.
Colonel ,
bv the journal as having said in
an interview that he 1011111 say
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LON‘DON, Aug 28, 6 .6a. m.—
now in control of Ostend, says
a dispatch from the last named
place to the Times. They con-
tinued landing all day yaterday
and several quick-firen were
brought ashore“ early today.
The men present a splendid
appearance and all are eager for a
speedy mating with 111. menu
The nork of discmbarhing is pro-
ceeding with smoothness and pre-
cision. ‘ ,
Mtanwhile the approaches to
the station are thronged with
sightseers and citizens, who ex-
press regret that the marines
were not landed sooner.
Th1- lritisli officers declare
thcy did not land sooner because
of objections by the local auth»
lTIIlt'fi. who held a nieciing in
the 101111 hall, where scvcral
promiuuit local officials object—
1d to the I’ritish landiinr on the
ground that it 111111111 frightui the
hotel visitors. The fighting at
Snacskerkc on Tuesday changed
the minds of these objectors, and '
the city fathers did forthwith
PARIS, Aug. 28, 7:25 :1. m.——-
()snobichin. Russian
military attache here. is quoted
message continues," has 1auscd :1 panic in London.
“Reports to Berlin from topenhagen and Stockholm
announce that there is a grave crisis in the French govW
The Spanish ambassador at \‘ieuns has called
the situation in Francc very serious.
“A meeting today of all foreign colonies
was held, at which a resolution was passed thanking the
Gcrm‘hn government for the kind treatment of foreigners
and to express admiration for the wonderful spirit and
crnmcnt.
enthusiasm
“Civilians of the Belgian town of Louvain m’ade
perfidious attack on German troops while fighting Lou-
vain was punished b
Berlin.
in llcrlin
or San Giorgio
(lrcd Americans
shown by theGerman people. - .
a San Francisco,
ton.
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the destruction of the cit .
without indiscrction that other
armies were about to invade
Western Prussia. After cross-
ing the Vistula. he said. the Rus—
sians would march
NAPLES, Aug. 27. via Paris,
Aug. 28, 6:15 a. 1n.~Thc .«tcam-
ailqd
- New A'ork with about six hun-
has
aboard.
i111.r Bishop Edward J. Hanna. of
and the Rev.
nines H. “1'. Blake, of Washing.
straight
to
for
includ-
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‘and, notwithstanding the fact that the
performance was the first of a season
of sto'ék cempany work, it was a'dmm
ably acted. The roughness generally,
attendant upon a.“dnt night" was
two cases was thereairy evidence of
unfamiliarity with the lines. The on-
dience: was appreciative of the 'exizel-
“innovation! the members oi. the com-
.myaniut. washbataHths-applauae.
stunning approval upon the perform-
once. ng0 away; trim a theatre with
a illeasapt memory of a well acted
a person experienced that satisfaction
. Th'p supreme sucoesa,§whlls in- a
insure due to the fine acting of the
d [by Helen
‘ Page; the stat. who pin ed‘the part 01
whmwss‘mm 's portrayal of that
or the second a‘c’t "she was presented
with a beautiful bouquet or flowers.
Her charming manner captivated the
audience, and a prediction that she
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The Store Closes at 5 p. m. Daily.
Except Saturdays when the closing hour is 9 p. m.
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A11 lmmacufate White KltCIIEII is 3 Joy
to the HouSekeeper
A Kitchm Cabinet of s ome kind is a necessity. if a
woman has not the right kind, built by an architect 1:1
constructcd by a cabinet n1 alxn 5111 has some sort of a
makeshiii of the homemade variety which anwcrs 1111 (ll-
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A new Kitchen Cabinet, just arrivcd. is of metal 111-
amelcd white. It looks likc polished ivory. it Contaii
the regulation number of conwnicnccs in the way
flour and sugar boxes. col’fcc and tca canistcrs, and spice
boxes. There are drawers, shelves and cupboards, like-
wise a large zinc shelf—board.
A White E led Kite hen Table accompanics this
Cabinet. made in t e ordinary size with one drawer. Both
of these fine and sanitary furnishings are all metal, and ,
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of
all receptacles in the cabinet are of metal or glass. No
mncc need apply for entrance.
Price of Cabinet. $36.75
;Table, $15.00
Shown in one of the Main St. “indmvs.
Su-Su-Dake Basket
The familiar and favorite smoked bamboo of jnpzm.
It. takes on the dark rich browns and tons. often nearly
black, sometimes with :1 warm ruddy bnc. which com-
blues with all furnishings and look \\ cll in cycry room.
For all uses in all sizes.
Flower Baskets, $1.25 and up.
Roll and Sandwich Baskets, 75 cts. up.
Fern Dish Holders, 65 cts. up.
\Vastc Baskets, $1.65 up.
Trays, 75 Ctr. 119. Work Baskcis. 35 1:13.
Wall Pockets, 75 cm. Fruit llaskcts. 75 (Its.
Basement.
Bathroom Fixtures
A special group of artic lcs math of high grade brass
and nit'hel plated in handsome sl1lc.
Towet Bur: . ‘ 1
Paper Holders 45¢ each
Tumbler Holders
’l’bodibrush Raiders and a very?"
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W11ashahle._' _ .
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Bates Crepe,
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will become very popular' among the
theatre-seer; of Norwalk” is dared. .
Daniel Jarrett, 117., (as has. Willis,n ~
lawyer. arid€s' woman hater, ably sup-
ported 11115;; Page. His acting last
night was at a. high order, and his in-
A1-
Oliva 1
M , as Annie Walsh, 11 sienogrsph-.
520% meshed been wrecked by the -
son 61 her employer. made a decidedly
.good ilnfiéflid’fi W serum of
lm denunciations done. «continual.- ‘
ly well, and she clearly hréiight out
the emotions tor which the role called. ,
4W“. in 816 in of Captain
WW ,displsyed 11 ‘.
knowledge oi! his part. Ben
itui‘e here appears very bright.
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