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Norwalk Tcnm Union
Annual Reports
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'1 shall re-open next month. As soon
'as I have recovered completely 1'
shall resume my classes at the (‘on~
servatory and-then move heaven and
earth to realize my dreamcreate Ros-I
Land‘s Princess Lointaine.’ l *
“Mme. Bernhardt became excited' *
Itothe W A number were remem- I m ”MU" “l
lbered at Thanksgiving and Christmasl We have made 218 calls on the sick
i with useful cheer. Flowers have been and 57 caflp‘an $111138”: A8 101’ 58V-
'furnlshed most of the year at church "31 years. pinata were sent to the
{service and also the sick and sorrow- shut tits at hater. and an Easter ot-
ing have been remembered in this faring was made to'the church. Milk
way. Fruit also has been sent tosick has been sent daily to the Day Nur-
"and shut- the We have given the serv-
church: 13-50 in cash and Communion? some warm garments were made
Wxfiwt To -..
FRIENDS.
Receives Many Bouquets of Flowers
and Expreoslons of Sympathy.
PARIS, Feb. 24, 4:50 a. m.—-"Seven'
months of suffering and the shock of
the operation have poled Sarah Bern-I
hardt's cheeks, but her eyes have the
If?
while telling of her plans. and the ef- 4
Interesting Facts Given of Public 'nter_ wine has en furnished during the: and sent to the little children 01‘ Bel- same wonderful depth and her voice (011 area her 11 “me, but she 50011 1.3.:
:year. Ma‘ '. . have been nude on; gium At Thanksgll’ins Olll' circle, in the some tones.“ says the Journal's covered and was able to receive 1111.
est“ *ommemaue work Being Dme Sick and la ones. We are bugyI connection Wltll the Endeavor Circle, Bordeaux correspondenp "Lying in mange bouquets piled high at her
raising money furnish our room 111 sent nine baskets, containing goon I
the Home for the» «Aged and to paintfi’l‘hanksgiving dinners, to the unfortu because 1113 eddying “111111 wh1c11I l
lthe church. Total amount raised dur- DEW. At Christmas. cards were sent! bonds the pines and magnolias preventlI (mp/11,}; DISEASE 1x Stimjks l
ling the year amounts to about ”50. to the shut ins and Christmas cheer to my having the window open,’ she said: HA 111'qu) Fell. Its—information I
the need We are furnishing a room yesterday, "All the 5113911115 1 havslw“ lodged With the will? conllnisEI
New at Hand Circle. {at the Home for the Aged. Through; endured" continued_ .sioncr today. of a suspected case 0
Our circ is made up largely
f the traglenne.ImoI and mouth disease in a small
0 Iour benevolence committee, food. 15 more than compensated by the to-i 11.11.11 of cows on the farm of Mr. l
her great White bed. she is unhappy door by friends and sympathizers.
fly Various Organizations. tats/1511.11.01..-
. . LOCKWOOD'S HALL
PARAMOUNT FEATURES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
k
I‘upllleillfllilng the report of the an- tended. Earluy last year silver teas
nun meeting of the Norwalk Town were held which netted $6.40. Food
Union in yesterday's sentinel, below sales. entertainments and socials have
I .
Will be found reports of general inter- increased our treasury $54.07. In :32; 8:58. most of whom are m‘clothing. medicine and fruit amount 'kens of 51111111111111 1 have remained Kibbe Inspector and Dr J. Moluin. . TODAY ONLY:
0st to Nortt-algyndfiul‘rounding towns. May we gave $10 towaIrd 1,119 9.11.1511 gether wh e work“)? home and got to- 11118 to $135 74. have been given 0111' from the most illustrious and the burn” the state, were sent there to make First appearance in Norwalk of the
1 report wits read from each ind]. house kitchen in September we do- on pose e. We are pledged besides 3211165 and other dalnlles, and blast alike All have taken an later- noted
Idiagnosis and teport.
Ingnosis and report .
to support the Christian endeavor in from 0111- tyeasury, $100. 39 has been 91.11 in my fate; all have hoped for my
the church as part of our work. W9 expended for benevolence, making a recover)’ it is an immense console
relieve suffering whereever we find ll. total of $236.13 fox charity during the Lion and i don‘t know how i shall be
not only of human beings. but the year able to thank all of them adequately.
GIIIIB 40 POIIIIIB
lower animals. Our leader has p333- . “To the question. ‘Were you noti
.. . 111411111151
e ”"0“811 many find places during lfrightened?" she answered: Frighten-I
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the past year f‘lld we try to comfort: ed? Not at all Ifell asleep quite "at REMAHKABLE “ESULT‘ OF "ml
and cheer her in her grief and feeble.
'VItiu-al circle and 13111111131. Which make nated $20 toward the church carpet.
‘ up the l'nion. These, much abbrevi- We have supplied coal for a needy
pic-d. will be or: 11119193; 10 the public. family and given three pair of sheets
Clover Leaf Circlo. to the Hospital. We are now raismg
. I . . . .. , money to furn1sh a room in the Home
Ills (note was orgsmzed inst win-
lor the A d.
Cur. Meetings were held twice each‘ ge . . .
Mouth. Money for the work has breu Hlllslde Circle. I
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Evelyn Neath Thaw
land her son. Russell William. in their
initial motion picture presentation.
the film“ Iivufimdeatnrc,
'lllreads int Destiny
Treasurer’s Annual Report.
Home Fund Account.
raised l1} means of dues. making ”(III m circle has a voluntary mem-Ihealth. Receipts. ., 5699755111?!” hearing far away harmoniousI NEW TIAGSUE BIUILDER TONOwI An elaborate picturization of ‘ worthy
selling receipt books and givin'v' rship from the 1.111151“ school. In _ _ IBaIance 0“ hand ----- $1 . ~ chimes. Then i awoke to live again. I LINE 1' BLETS IN MANY CASES. subject.
hostile». 11.1.12, gupper Subscripljjun: June a beautiful outdoor festival was Th ”(Illpptzrgumty Circle. lColnilributions ............ 21,702.85 Already I am free from angeringlhap“ g: RUN-DOWN MEN AND WOM-I ,_ TOMORROW _.
. , I . ~ . I e t o anuar ar nance comnul- and full of coura e, an now am . . ?
:f;::;:cl1IIY-:(l 1111- [£18 llemgner which 2:: inehlefiifieahxxrit {11:03:}: 0th annilersary Durlugnlheéxar (1):: tee .......... $1,958.81 3:31:11; to get well qulikly. I shall obey‘ ._.._... 1 “All" '. ”
never till'ltlt:bll:llt]1 1::t:‘1tee;:::f)::s woman 11, Maryville College, in Ten members have made 166 calls on tho Westport Chap- the doctors implicitly, but as soon as Provo It Yourself. by Buying a Boxl ‘ Five
“I articles also and lerceeds from ‘er ncssee. Last fall the circle made 1103- sick and shut- -ins. Most of our funds ter .......... 210.07 :they permit. 1 shall retake my place of Tonollne Tablets Now Five-part imsky-Paramoum with Ed-
i‘ogoe are sill] out. last \loyrnu'vh. pital supplies and socks for the war are rinsed by monthly dues and indi- Endeavor Cit-"19' ”'00 1‘” the world. ‘ "By George. i never saw anything: ward Abeles in the title role. A
flu: circle paid $2.7 into the l‘ull); Sufferers and sent toys for the Cllrm. Vldual quarterly rifts. During the Kind Word C”- r 1 ...1 have been in despair since the like the 959““ of that new tmtment.I very ludicrous comedy offering.
"“5””. tow..rd the Home for the mas ship Iyear We have N '1 very successful ('19 -------- I “‘W lbeginnlng of the war at being helD'TTonoline Tablets. for building up ofl'
Agra. ' ~ 111 December the County Home chil- rummage 9'1le 1M“ party and railroad Thoughtful tlr- _ less when there was so much to do.jwelght and lost nerve force. it actedl
, , , are" 11111 111911- annualChristmas treat social, We have paid 037.50 for water 010 ---------- 7-00 l'l‘he Parisians feted me when i told more like a miracle than a medicine,” '
_ IDoorkeopers Glrcle. 'provi d ed for them by. the circle The); tax of church; $550 for Coal used in Home Chapter.. 3337-“ 1them in all simplicity the story of myI’sald a well-known gentleman yester-
our Clrclv contributed $115 toward enjoyed an amateur. are“ where 1111‘ our church; $8.65 for incidentals. We ODDOTlllnily Cl" Ilife. i shall tell it again with anotherI day in speaking of the revolution that
the unprovexncnt of the Parish house; than elephants dogs, monkeys sol- sent $6 and several aticles to an invan cle .......... 2.00 I lhad taken place in his condition, "1}
I N '2 for the electric wiring of the diers clowns etc “In things “£0va lid woman. We as now peparlng to Clover Leaf Cir- ‘ W ““ ‘began to think that there was nothingll
cllurth: $2.10 for the new church car- They’ ha d a 61113."... We to a Icéunite with the Thoughtful Circle, of cle .......... 25-00 “CA .1 WAYS lIon earth that could make me fat ’11' (
111.1, We mm, given ‘50 to the Hospi‘tream cake candy and mag“: 'This Cranbury. in furnishing the kitchen Block system .. 5.00 ‘ SWHS ”- I’tried tonics, dlgestives, beaVy eating” 0 a
MLd pall‘ll 01' lb“,h was used for sheets month. the girls met for sewing and for the Home for the Aged. ‘ individual """ ”'50 STRAIGHT!" YOII UP .1 diets, milk. beer and almost every- ‘
on p1 ow sips. We also contributed . ‘ Town U “‘0“ ' ' ‘
“0 toward the new Hospital. Have "3.11de and prepared additional sup- Sllvermina Whatsoever Circle. ' meeting ...... 30.72 i ‘hxlfyeizin’c: 152::nmr111‘09t13 thin! .
b't‘ul flowers and fruit to our own sick phcs for the war relief. The “”319 “35 given 7-5 garmentsat)‘ — Tonight! Clean Y°‘"' BMW" “M can recover normal weight bv thel
.nnd afflicted. We sent :15 to the Sea' H°'"° c°"mb”""° cm” ”“5"” hose. five “is 0‘ “WW0"! Interest .......... , . ....... 111.18I End Hfldfihfl- C°'d'v 30*" best new treatment Tonoline Tablet“ not exposed to the weather.
Breeze fund. and flowers weekly tothe The individual members 0‘7 ””5 cir ‘and two bath robes for men. We tit-4 "_ Stomach. "I have been “‘1“ for years and be~I C' " b ’t ‘ Li f t' to b
New York Flower 511331011. 339 was cle make 11 yearly contribution of $10 ted 0|" ”“09111001 80 they could so to “11573-731 Get a 10~centb011 now lean to think it was natural for me‘I ”HS C3 so. 8 ac ton HY-
" spent for ThankSglving baskets. A or over ‘0 the Home for the All“ N0 church. filth "a“ suits. 03M» boots.I Disbursements V I You men and “me“ “1° 0“” 5“ to be that way. Finslly i read about; er. BBSt ‘l‘mmy 0f coal 0“
box 01' jellies. beer extract and oondens “Clive “ork ls Possible for this Cll'Cle. We “9‘" 11 “Chile ‘0 ”'9 3918““. M. .l Riordan ....... $10 703. .15‘feeling "Elli—“"10 have headaChe. the remarkable processes brought: hand in all sizes.
ell milk was sent to the Dispensary, as many of its members do not reside 88‘9- $20 75 cash gifts to homes. for'lnsnrance .................. 104. 90 0-0016“ 1008“” {0‘11 ‘33“? “a (0011 about by use of Tonollne Tablets so ll
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1
1.1
.7' 1.10 the Home for the Aged.
At Christmas we expended ‘52 1-01- in Norwulk or live here, only during
' clothing and provisions for needy fam- the summer months.
lines. For years we have had 11 Christ-
Home Chapter.
mas tree for loo poor children. but
this year the Community Christmas This bady works only for the Home
tree made ours unnecessary. We are for the Aged. During the your 656
members have been
member contributes $1 yearly.
dilion, the chapter has raised money
by selling post cards,,by means of a
. This is a sewing circle. The special puma“ “19’ by an illustrated lec
work of this clrcly is to 3?‘ for chsr“ ture. and obtaining ’100 nobles. at ten
it)" \ieeting‘s are MM wice 93°“ cents a name, upon a bedqullt.
month at {M homes of members We the Home Chapter has earned $3,744.03
lime promised to them six tablecloths for the Home during the. past year
and ten dozen napkins for the dining- We have assisted in all entertainments
mom of the Home for the Aged. We given by the T0wn Union We are
are “1‘0 cutting and sewing rags for now busy furnishing the dining- -room
”gs for the floors 'of the Home for the Aged. The old
Eleazor Circle. people appeal to us. for the active have
'i 111; is a pen-111111011 011-019 of young duties, the healthy have their allotted
girls formed for 011111-911 work only. work in life: but there are also those
Their special Work is to care for the to whom is given no part save to wait
altar, the pastor's study and all other patiently God's will. In Psalms 71-9,
parts of the 011111011, 111111 to keep all we find the chapter's motto: “Cast.
bright and 11111111115, me not all in the time of old age; for-
sake me not when my strength fall-
cth.” in the year to come may we
"a“: 1 . 1 1 - b 11m - b
been from dues. sales. luncheons and e e111 9 ourse ves y 11;; weary ur-
dcns from other‘s shoulders.
gifts. The amount received during
the year has been $117.66 and a bat-
t‘urnishing :1 room in the Home for the
fitted.
Dorcaa Circle.
Endeavor Circle.
The resources of our circle
“God gave us handsvone left. one
' once of $53.35 is in the treasury. 00- “31W
nations of new and second-hand cloth- The one to help ourselves. the
other
ing. furniture. fuel and rents paid, has‘
'made our benevolence for the year
amount to $139.30. We sent $2.40 to
the Margaret .Bottome memorial. On
Dec. 24th. the Whatsoever Circle join- Our annual colonial supper. a straw-
ed us in a Christmas celebration. at berry festival.amoving picture benefit
Naramake Home. where a "'9? “'85 and dues. have enabled us to raise
decorated. carols sung. refreshments funds for our work.
served and each inmate presented
To stretch abroad in kindly might
To help along each other."
'Klnd Word Circle.
9.“ in old ladies, and “'0?k “D01! flll‘- renovating the pastor’s study, and
nishing a room inIthe Home for the $170 for the lighting fund. Have pald
'Aged is in progress. out $8.50 for food and fuel for the
Friendship Circle. needy. We remembered the helpless.
This is a new circle formed last No. at Thanksgiving and Christmas. paid
vcmber. Its object is to lend a hand $4.50 for towels and 11 1118881“!!! {0" 3
to the friendieas. Money is raised by "missionary box. Have bestowed $5
means of dues paid at each senn- each. to Hospital. Home for the Aged.
monthly meeting.- We held a supper Day Nursery,
in January in Red Men's _Hall. The fans for Naramake Home, Sea Breeze
circle has agreed to furnish a room in Fresh Air fund and Belgian Relief
the Home for the Aged and now has fund. Spent $6 for spoons for our newI
the sum of $28.77 in the treasury to. kitchen and $3.30 for a treat for Coun~
award that object. We cannot count ty Home children. We are also fur-
garments given or report many dollars nishlng a room in the Home for the
earned. but the unseen sacrifices. gen- Aged. We have a balance of $31.97 in
tie words. and many kindnesses, these our treasury.
are not lost. but recorded by the King Ministering Circle.
in His book of remembrances. The object of this circle is to minis-
GIeaners Circle. ‘ter unto others. In pursuance of this
"At our nlfillllgs we have 59W“ for 111111, calls have been made and money.
the “33' Nursery and once wrote fruit, flowers. potted plants and he.
round robin letters to our members cessities have been bestowed where
;who have removed from town. We needed. We have paid out $10 for
gave $10 to the Fresh Air fund and $10 nursing. $13 for Christmas baskets
toward our Parish house. Gifts were‘and $20 for fruit and flewers. The tel-
scnt in a missionary box to the poor ephone at the parsonage cost us $26. 99
.nvhites in the South. Toys. candy and We have given $26 to Pariah house
~ mittens were sent to poor children at fund :5 to the carpet fund, and $5 to
Christmas A warm sweater was given the Dispensary. We are now busy
a sick mother at the sanitorium. We 111311111; rugs and collecting money to
have sent many cards and flowers to 1111-1111111 8 room in the Home for the
shut ins. We are at present preparing Aged_ Balance in treasury. $55.18.
an entertainment to pay for our gift Mlzpshi'Clrcls.
M ii ldre rl o nod
a...“ Rois. as use are he guts y he
enrolled. Each ‘I
in ad-
ln all
We have given $93.50 toward the
with gifts. We are “racially interest- Parish house kitchen fund: spent 310‘
Dispensary. chairs and ‘
with a devotional service. 91111118 tbo‘
. The meetlngs are always poll al— Iyear we have given clothing and “01111111111de 3.33.11—
benefiting poor and to brighten other
lives. We are pledged to furnish a.
room in the Home for the Aged and
are happily at work for the same. We
have made 07 calls 011 sick people.
I
The King's Messengers' Circle.
This circle is composed of live giriaI
and ten boys. We have our meetings‘
levery month and a social time after!
the business meetings We have had
a white elephant social, a progressive
supper and a valentine social. We
have sent flowers. given Easter flow-
. era for the Chapel, fruit for the sick, a‘
coal shovel for the Chapel. and weI
have pledged $5 toward a clock for
the Home for the Aged. At Christmas
we decorated the (‘hapcl with (‘hrlst-‘
mas greens.
Thoughtful Circle.
During the past year we have work-:
ted chiefly for the maintenance of the‘
Crunbnry Chapel. We have met fre-;
quently during the winter to sew for
the Day Nursery. making aprons. little
dresses. bibs. crib quilts, pads. etc. We‘
also donated pillow cases. canned?
fruit. apples and potatoes to the Day'
Nursery. The following expendituresI
were for the Chapel:
Supplies. groceries. laundry work
and advertising. $2. 37; Christmas can g
dy and donation toward presents for
Sunday school scholars. $4.75; towards
.jauitor's salary, $36.65. We donated
$7.60 to the Home for the Aged and}
gave $2 to a woman to buy Christmas'
presents for her little ones. During?
the year we have made 230 calls 011E
the sick and we are always ready and?
willing to lend a hand “in His Name.”
Volunteer Circle.
l
Funds have been raised from cake1
sales. collections, an entertainment
and a supper. $15.60 gven to church
toward current expenses; $2 contribut-
ed annually to the Margaret Bottoms
memorial; food, clothing. shoes and
stockings sent to those in need. ,
At Thanksgiving time each member
of circle donated some article of food,
which, altogether, brought happiness
to a goodly number of children.
The required amount of money has
been raised‘to furnish one room in the:
Home for the Aged. in supplying
flowers for the church services. on
Sunday, we have been able to send out
I87 bouquets to the sick and shut-ins,
,beslde those sent to sick members of
'our circle. Total benevolence, $102. 55,
leaving a substantial balance in thoI
treasury.
Westport Chapter.
Have held three regular and two
special meetings during the year. At
the time of the annual meeting we had
$101.25 in our treasury and have since
received for dues. $68; from envelope
collection and personal donation.
‘$64. 05; from various forms of enter-
tainment, $7710~making a total of
$311.
2 We paid m into the town Union in
Ithe spring $126, find when the meeting
'was held at thé Home we paid in
$98. 67. We paid- -out for printing and
We, $4 ..-03 leaving a balance on
l llalance ....................
.bles the beauty of your hair.
.strand at a time.
Water Commissioners ......
Norwslk Hardware Co ......
Philip Fielding .............
Heating and Plumbing t‘o.
Shades—A. Dickcrman .....
51.31
$11, 573. 78
Reserve fund for house furnishing.
$101.70. __ . _
Expense Account.
committee IIIIIIIIIIIIII 5 .75 carats because they taste good-—-nev~IM,,I11s
Receipts.
Balance on hand ......... $17.82
Mering at annual meeting ..... 9.05
Sales of cakes ..... 4. ........... 2.30
Friendship Circle ...... 1.00
-Dorcas Circle ..... -.- .......... 1.00
$31.17
Dhlunsemonts.
Printing blanks for nominating
Printing reports ........... 8.90
Postals and printing samc ..... 13.50‘,
Miscellaneous . . . . ........... .. 1. 00
Balance ....................... 12. 02
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Respectfully submitted,
MAY 8. EVORY,
Treasurer.
Putin?) Wants have unit-k returns.
’mtrs on moms
.‘IIAIII STOPS Hill“
Girls! Try This! Ma—komYour Hsir
Thick. Glossy, Fluffy, Beautlful.
Within ten minutes after an applt- '
cation of Danderlne you cannot find a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
1 will please you most will be after a
few weeks' use. when you see new
hair, fine and downy at first—yes—
but really new hair—growing all over
the scalp.
Allttle Danderine immediately dou-
ference how dull, faded. brittle and
scraggy. lust moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw it
through youthair, taking one small
The effect is amazi
lug—your hair will be light. fluffy and
wavy, and have an appearance of
abundance; an incomparable lustre;
softness and luxuriance.
Get- a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s
Dnnderine from any drug store or
toilet" counter, and prove that your
lhair is as pretty and soft as any——
that it has been neglected or injured
by careless» treatment—that's all-
you surely can have beautiful hair and
lots of it if you ”will just try a little
‘Danderine.
.-—lf a better cough syrup than- Fol:
ey’s Honey and Tar Compound could
be found. we would carry it. We know
this reliable and dependable'mediclne
has given satisfaction for more than ‘
forty was; therefore we never tiller
a substitute for bile genuine.
unintended for coughs. colds. cronp.
whooping cough. bronchial and b- 1 . .
gripes coughs. No opiates. Sold by ,
p I
No dif- .
/
M
73. 0.1 breath, dizsiness, tan't sleep. are bu'ldeclded to try them myself
4'52. 7;, ions, nervous and upset. bothered w‘ith when I look at myself in the mirror
9353 a sick, gassy, disordered stomach, ”Thaw, i think it 13 somebody else. 1
5135 have backache and feel worn out.
32.755
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Csscsrets. or merely forcing a'
‘passageway every few days with salts.
cathartic pills or castor oil?
Csscsrets work while you sleep:
Iclesnse the stomach. remove the sour.
undigested, fermenting food and foul
Igases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system all'
the constipated waste matter and
poison in the bowels,
A Csscaret tonight will straighten
you dht by morning-41 10419111 box
from any drug store will keep your
stomach sweet; liver and bowels reg-
I blur, and head clear for months. Don‘t.
forget the children. They love Gas
or gripe or sic-ken.
‘ J
-:-STAMFOR0
.. EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY M
we" ' 011.1 cool is discharged and
loaded automatically. This
I ..
have put on just forty pounds during
the last forty days, and never felt
stronger.
Tonolins Tabs are a powerful induc-
er to nutrition. increases con-growth.
food. increases the number of blood-
corpuscles and as a necessary result
builds up muscles. and solid healthy
. flesh, and rounds out the figure.
For women who can never appear
stylish in snythlng they wear because
of their thinness this remarkable
treatment may Jrovo a revelation. it
is a beauty maker as well as a form
builder and nerve strengthener.
'I‘on'ollno Tabs cost $1 for a bO-dsys'
treatment. at druggiots, or mailed by
[American Proprietary 00.. Boston.
For sale by Platsted's Drug
means prom pt delivery.
Harris 81 Guns
The Right
Junk Dealer
There are two little men going a-
round peddling metals but they have-
n't anything to do with
Wm. Eilron
1 Store.
' mums is paying to a pound for
MATH-.I BAGS and BEST PRICES for rubs
. . bcr. metals. and feather beds.
anlger. Write ‘postal to 9 Rowan street
Phone 2300.
' “lane 44!.
-
'
Prices—$2.00, $1.50, $
Friday February 26th
THE _
« Yale Dramatic AsSocialion
PRESENTS FOUR ONEA‘CT PLAYS.
Seats on sale Tuesday, Feb. 23rd.
Special Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Rathvskeller
NOTE—New entrance from Elisa--
both Street. " '
_ 1
1.00 and soc.
f"Taking
Saturday February 27 th
MATIINEE' AND NIGHT.
THE M-ESSRS. SHUBERIT PRESENT;
Lou-Tellegen
IN
A UNIQUE FARCE COMEDY.
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizing to me.
Best work and cheapest prices.
A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time. Work called
for and delivered. I,
-~‘w .
Robert Gregory
, 7.Wall St. Tel. 325»;
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9",}? '5 g .;
Chances”
a»...
461‘ .,
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Seats on Sale Thursday.
.Pricosa-Matlnee 25c to $1.0o. Evening, 2501» $1.50. 1
‘ » burns “clean and gives plenty
* ' of "heat.
A Most Satisfactoryancl.
. wrumu EFFRON ‘ I
. ;‘ .3 30mm 8:. Phone 441‘
Red oak
COAL“.
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