M es CityMarket
. No.1!“- street
r EAsr:
Norman: ..,
.‘ll|_
H Collins, of Florence, Mass”
J3 Petty. on Chaile street.
t
Schneider,
i visit to New tori: City.
a...
: threemaated
schooner
l
Gompany.
”Milan committnemun
,to his home on
' . With illness.
Osborn avenue, Monday.
Side, where the
Myelbknown.
building
W]. and there
section.
required”:
.
pleated for the coming your:
‘ mm Crosby
raid Hall.
ton L'Hommedleu.
{Eddies Sadie “Randall.
ctr—James Hanford.
ourlshing condition.
33 by the Sunday school at the
9v
OROTON 2
,. dicta-5i y..."~
1“— _"‘:‘ 1‘ “J‘s... A
relatives at City Island
w“.
ammhotftbls town. uh? i:
aowaervtngiathelj. domains
been spending 'a few days at home on
furlough.
1:10 we could, be held in tho.
Conventional [lurch last "Sunday
evening its their: was no clearlc cur-Jo:
rent for the lights.
Emil Buttery look the part of
Santa Claus and distributed the gifts
{at the home of Andrew J. 'Buttery on
.Chrlstmas morning.
tDr. Harry St. John Williams and
wife of 'Poughlieepsie spent Christ.
mad, with the farmer's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. James F. Williams.
Me, of the East Side, is'
her uncle. Prank Preeco, in
It the home of his sister
of Pleasant
3 has returned to his home here
“la-
.3 “ It being unloaded at the uptown
.: of the St. George Pulp and
J. W. Olmstced bridge
is con-
Seeview ove-
“not: regret was expresed locally
the death of the Misses Rogers
_ The
”an excited much sympathy on the
‘ 1w0 sisters
More is considerable local interest
the East Side in the development
thefiusqua *Hills property elf Win-
street: As was reported recent;
i...poctor issued a
for 3 cells:- : “oration on this
is prospects of
M fine large houses being built
,,,~R. 'UHcmimedleu, of East ace-
who has reurned from Belleporf,
‘1..th he spent Christmas with
i annoying expen-
“with trains, which is“ in: exam
of what may be expected 0:: the
liaison food during’ storm condl
3 'li‘rida'y night Mr. -14'Honnnedleu
incited» the South 'Norwslk station
‘ .tlie'12220. which arrived 3:55. Ar-
in- Brooklyn near 5 o’cloek. it
Waggon before he“ got to Belloport.
m... Sunday School sour:
. m lidd- in the chunoh parlor
evening. The following officers
rlan—dhlaster “Fred Loveloy.
“Sunday School: Missionary
:01, sunday School. Mission?
,W. I. Loundes spent- Sunday
D. Hanson received an ab
the grip for is Christmas pre-
uni. r'l
prair- turns. Andrew I. But. .3
The total number of sacks of extra
mall, the usual pouches not being
counted, received‘and they'humber of
extra. sacks sent out was 98.
Darien streets are still dark nightly,
for the street lightl have not been
lighted since the storm of Dec. 13
lwrought havoc with the wires.
Elvira Bowen, who has made her
3 home with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stev‘
(one for some time, has now become
part of the household of Rev. S. E
Lawson.
is expected to assist Rev. S. E. Luv:-
son at the watchnlght service to be
held in the Methodist Church from
..
lights. Thewindwhlchaoconmm
tomesaswoliaatowirec.and‘m
“Millwuu l'9”'-"n°5"“"""“atiou. Huel Senedk; 50::st infant
01888: Wbrfifim. effor-
ing, taken by four boys; solo. Lucy
Olin-in; distribution of gifts; carol by
m ‘m‘m ”0' W’ which ‘9' th'erschoolf benediction.
Rev. Charles M. Barrett of Roxbury‘
layman WW“
thesnow(thinnestdisciplining):3
mildhsvatosowm hither
lag the day along came a trolley cor
clearing the track. ‘and following the
minds one of the old story of “The
cart before the horse,” butwthi I little
occurrence of the mason“: earpiece
track; of heavy snow for the
snow plow was on the Stamford-Nor-
wslk line, so enough said.
Eddie Foirchlld, known to every citi-
zen of Barton as u genial old fellow,
was the surprised recipient. of a.
Christmas present from the Board of
Finance, consisting of a large jumping-
lock. Eddie, when he was handed the
package, made a brief speech of
contents of the mysterious parcel,
which was swathed in several layers
of tissue paper, and which was deco
ruled with Christmas seals and rib-
bons. When he opened it, theflbig sure
hibernate, ynuygl‘t-oyrecimipm'oo ,‘
thanks before he had investigated the.
Holidays, Clarence ‘myn‘ond; recite
Que of Dorien's
a blam at the top
telegraph—poles
West avenue and
ablaze, and. with
green flames.
tire might sever
,and cause them
causing danger to
pn'se came, and Ed joined in the
laughter with the rest of the folks who3-
were present.
the Board 01 Finance.
The joint chorus of 3st. Luke's and
the Daricn M. E. churches augmented
‘by a few other singers, have been
busy practising it t‘hidstmus domain
I
blast spring.
be held tonight, in the Methodist
church, and Thursday night. at St.
Luke's, at which all the participants
are urged 'to be present. The first
9 p. in. until midnight Friday.
The decorations of the chapel ul
Fitch's Home, which were superin-
tended by William Ashton, lune been
much admired by many \isiturs as
soil as by the inmates of the item:
Miss Edith Eerie of Stamford tool:
Christmas dinner with friends at No
roton Heights. and also attended
afternoon
Mr and Mrs. Francis Howard of limb
Mrs Jessica Munonovich of the old
King‘s Highway, Darlen, were guests
at a Chrisimss dinner given by their
friend, Miss (Roberts. at her home in
.(cu Y.orl: Mrs. Messunovich may re
until: in New York iibout two weeks
looser as ‘
Neroton
Kt... the
iiuul
Sundiiyscliool will be held. The coir
tutu, “\lother Goose's Visit to Sam:
f‘lu'us“ will be rendered: ' Presents
'w-ill be given. and n guieral good
time Is expected.
lio3ur is 7:30.
Much, interest is being shown in
t'he‘vleeturd to' be given MflmCon
'greg'otfonaf Church tomorrow evening
by Dr. Theodore H. Brown, son of
the pastor of the lobalcliurch. who is
a professoi' at Brb'wn ~Unlversity,
Providence, on “The Story of a Star."
The lecture will be illustrated by Ian-
ternslldes from the. large collection
tory and wil explain the origin of our
world. as astronomers conceive it. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
'Ladies‘ Aid Society.
l
perty, on the Boston Post Road at No
roton has been rented to John B
mm “ever“ “We” Ficket of Dorian from Jun. 17 1916.1Nght
M the Sunday "ho! “T11: through the agency of Harry V. Snead
3 entertainment committee
very successful and enjoyable
of Noroton 'Mr. F‘lckett is employed
at the Remington Arms and Ammuni-
tion Works in Bridgeport. He takes
an automobile every day at i a. in;
from Barton, and three times has niir
rdwly escaped serious accidents. He
says his campany claims that, it
would- pesos were declared indomth
Remington company has contract:
that will take them ten years to fill
{ i‘ill. ' They are constantly enlarging
. their enormous plant. ‘ " "
3m,
Napoleon Bonaparte, the price-bin-
t’oin- impo- oi Nornto’n, had a Christ
, mas-tree full ~of’po'pcernlnll to hilt:
"self. Napoleon does not care whether
reward or not. 1133 has sled lied his
picturehakcn, but not for the Rogu'ee'
Gallery. when: it is said the. select-
«, nud‘3 the picture“; _ 0: those
church at Newton, Sundey, :eturninu3
to‘lier home 31:: Standard late Sunday ‘3
lloston Post Road at Newton, undo .,
beonging to the university observe-.
the Dayton selectinen offer that .5100,
‘pillllk. rendition of the captain will
.occui next Sundav night at St. Luke’ 5,
{to bef followed 1: week or two later by
His rcpeiitiou at the Methodist church.
{to accommodate the uptown people
Prof ll. M. Smith has dcioted no
.‘lllltll amount of Umc to training these
sinneis,e end all who know of his suc-
cesoful efforts along this line in the
past. me anticipating a treat.
1
The Christmas exercises of the Sun
3’duy sihool of the Congregational
clihri 1: was held on Clirlsuncs plum.
and a host of delighted parents sn'd
frihnds gathered to listen to the carols
{and recltutleus rendered bit the youux
Hollis. The promm rendered-was as
follows: Cufdi. by school: recitation.
James Hurvm: recltntlon, Christmas
Morning; singing.-
on the lines of the Easter cunts given
Final rehearsals are to'
by Miss Natalie
3which they might
Central"
Christmas Day, about 3 a. m. noticed
at the junction of
watched it intermittently
half an hour at first believing the: no
particular harm would
after that time, it spread rapidly, so
that soon the crossarnis were also
lthe wires, were presenting a pretty
spectacle of red,
Then, fearing that the
at the phone
Eddie Says that he Will rousing her from her reverie in con.
keep it with bin: as a memento of 3tempignon of Christmas All” a coun town on Monday. and called on i: few
night-workers on
01,0132 of the large
the Post Road. He
for over
result. but.
the insulation on
yellow, blue and
some of the wires
to drop. Poseibly
automobiles and pe- {
fall, he rang up
exchange! ,
.1. l1. Mulliken and {unity are spend-H,
in; the holidays at their home on west
road.
Charles Rome-r spent Christmas in
Middletowu, N. Y., 33th:: guest 0!
friends.
L. F. Griebel of New York spent
Christmas with his sister, Mrs. J. E.
Harem).
Stephen Dietriko of Plainville visited
with his mother for several days thin
week.
William W alch of the Brennan groc.
destrisns. or even to buildings neon ery enjoyed Christmas with friends in the pathway marked out by Dion Bou-
’i‘o: rliigton.
..——»
John ’l‘ingets of Bridgeport was
ill
:all of war. several of the members of Of hill friends.
.the fire department were run: um
but none of them
be done about fighting a fire
heaven and earth.
turn a stream of
would be danmrouii. as
would act as conductor for the elec-
knew what was to
‘twlxt
All agreed that to
cater on the blue,
the water
tric. fluid. One declared that sand was.
the only thing that would put out tho‘j
"1"” but, an the fire laddies hadn t \\ user of Sound Beach a llupmoblle man 01 the stage 111 this country, Mar- 1,
‘m “m“ nor an “"09”“ with which closed (or of the 19m pattem.
to fight celestial
Christmas tree k
spluttcring illumination
blames, the cereal
em up its pretty
lust
has
Mlti. \V. '1‘. Ramsey left town
week for New York, whom she
apartments for the winter
Michael Coleman of Ridgeflcld spent
Christmas and Sunday with his family
on Seminary street.
John Karl has sold to (‘.
.\lr and Mrs. A. V. Williams
clan was appealed to in vain. he 1:0! mm: llletxko of seminar: «truer.
out of bed and looked at it to admire
ii.
The owiirhmtiu
in the railroad
towel vowed it was no ii'ffnir of the
”wimpy, and “Control" and, the ”x“. at their £Ounuy home on \\ est 1'0
loop, citizen. agreed that. humming
to done.
not in i:
doubt
shame
and.- tint it m is
here 1their private
Christmas tree with other folks in
town
So my iinaii3y decides insi’
since there Eciulnlv lilo 2:. ti
town, and the firemen 1:qu better.
than they bow to put out fires. the
kid: in should be
loos citizen, who
rung. 30 the anx-
hhd spent most of
1through the medium of
surge ‘
mu WIS
STAMFORD THEATB
{hid-human Wet? taina
tokens a touch of mm in
mesa-summit: Which
not a single one of the customary et-
tributes of the Irish plays presented by
the “singing oomediaus' protudes itself,‘
is promised in “‘Tlm Meloday of
Youth.” 3 new play by Brandon Tynan
which is to be presented by James K.
Haskell and George C. Tyler at the
Stamford Theatre on New Year’s eve
and New Years day, prior to its pres-
entation in New York.
Mr. Tynan has attempted to pioject
upon the stage the mellow humor and
{sparkling wit of the irish people
character
‘types just as Graham hibilatt project-
ed the essential characteristics of the
‘,Sootoh in his memorable‘ 'Bunty Pulls
l
paper?
91:2, should reach the office in “Ii/1.: h-
’a;};'\
Reunite»:
I.;(
"Miss Olive Cole, crime (a collec-
tor’s office, is one of'ih'e’ victims of
the grip. '
liaise Carrie E Petty. one of the .
ponder East Nowell: school teach-
ers, is spending her vacation in Bell-
port Long Island, where she 3,1:as 2t:
number of :elatives.
New YEAR'S SENTINEL. . ,
The Evening Sentinel will be gull)»
lished. hex: Saturday, as a morning
Advertisements, news items,
ington street, Friday afternoon. "
the Strings." in incl. Mr. Tynan isn ’t:
the least averse. it is said to having
.hia play refered to as an lrish Bunty.’
;His intention was to get away from
the beaten track of trial: plays. from
{cit-suit down which every playwright.
with one or 2 notable exceptions has
walked ever since.
Mr. Tynan will have one of the lead-
ing mics himself and the cast will be!
a distinguished one, including anmng,‘
its nmmbmts-such players as George;
Glddens. Miss Heidee Wiiglit. Lilyl
Cahill “micron: Harrison, Williaml
W slker. Mis Alice Call, “158 Helen:
Evlly, Mrs. Dudley Digges. Fleming:
Ward and Mart J Cody.
1 Miss Anglia in “Beverly's Balance " t
The noted American actress, claimed
by many critics to be the foremost “0- 1
garet Anglia is announced as the at 3
fraction at the Stamford Theatre on
Anglia and her company comes here
direct from her longxngagcnient at the
YOUR BID ROOM
taught to be one of the most. and. m: .
rooms in you: home. We con help you
1to make it comfortable acididaim:
our: runmruné
of January 3rd. in Paul Kestcr‘s spark- has that distinction of refinement.- ilmt
An clectri- Brooklyn spent Chllaunas with Mrs ling comedy "Beveily's Balance." Miss good quality and tasteful :ltsigiiu 1:1-3
3ways give
Come in to 1001: our NW sly-lea
me. William ll. Dun and family of (l-mnd Opera house..Cliicaso, PNOI' ‘0 that ale favored just now.
New York are spending the holidays
ad.
hit. and Mrs. William (llynu and
Junior (.1yhu spent 1 luisunus will: re
latlves in “iitcrbuiy and Nuuuatucli.
i l "
lira. ()1th Mend of Iliiiluenm‘t was
WQJRW‘ of Sir. and Mrs Jame Kel-
led of Perl: street for several days
lasit week _ln:luding Christmas
We tchnialit service um be hold n:
W “l” ”‘ “WW" W “W ”m“ the Methodlit church. Friday 'eie'nius.
Mérehmlws class. recitation, ‘mi=lgxial~.t0\vrr Theron-mm Hull‘-
303th: Flemming: singing by Miss Mr- fiwm mp. a hill of the gum do be Néxt we'~c'lt"‘bill3‘a
Presbyterliip‘ Cmu: carol by the school recitation. ,uug, poi, piss. but. u lllltlilbtifgloh des- Weefi of Pinyil'r' at“ tlle‘ “amid!“
,ler: 1: tomorrow night lnslf‘ld of, ljdry Moreliouse: recitation William .yuaw. : imp: tLflWlEI' of a mile. the Church. There Will be “”1“” dun-—
the midweek prayer meeting, the an. {.Bdwmun; singing. Anni: Torolt: song ,0, .:i:on m mutbmgmg pole Train 1 log the week. commenclui: 1131 7530331).
Christmas celebration of the by Primary class: reoltntion, timothy ,0 ,,- m. numbers run then they dou- in.
Bedding: recitation, Sidney Wilson.
recitation, eorgc Buck; singing, Dor-
011:3. (lodfiey; carol by the school; re. 3
citation. George
3Florence Gillette:
garet Turok;
Winona Smith; :uiol by the school,
recitation. Dorothy Smith. recital-ion.
Nina Williams; recitation,
recital ion, \l3ar~
ilul up to: the ‘lecns uud ihe twen-
lut‘l'.
ind.
lll‘
'lhc citizen liiid
.01: um: tho licmenl) nunibur,3' so
Godfrey: flinging, 1m contludid that for .: blue in the
A“ ““3 ”Wm“ H"? .Jsmes and Viola Harvey: recitation“ :ky mm was the signal ”'19 be 939993., “99“, suffering from a “W” cold
lieeldc, somewhere be had. hoard
“ngmgi ”I‘ll-”lid and, the expression “Come Seven," and as
heard that ‘ '
about the modus phantom“ pf village 99‘”an at 9 39 ,{.Tlierc will be 39
fire: mementos. Wtfid‘mfifl‘ W "I? camqynulou tie-{wipe M: WWPIKN 9‘3
(‘onductor "Cue" Green of the nice.
lric blame]: hue been Confined to his
home in Stamford for a portion of the
. W.
Mrs.liarll1e D. Weld has sold her
place on North Main street to Rev. .1.
wanted some one to name. he pull Howard Hoyt, D D 01‘ late Mrs.
cit th: rope seven times~ihen seven Weld has been stopping in Stamford.
Elizabeth “mom. and again seven,
until some
Duvenpo rt recitation, “"3““ Blu- sleepy~eyed firemen came in response
ninl, enrol‘ by the school recitation. to his: Christmas chimes.
Marjorie Flemming; singing, Dorothy
citation, Fred Schrsder;
Viola Hervey; Jingllng of bells, fob
And some
The death of John Dennody occurs
ed on Friday morning at his home on
G df of those who 0111116 sang Olllrrll‘)‘ Seminary street, where he had been
is ”y' recitation, Estelle Smith ’9' carols'»~ but some different kinds of occupying the Aschauer homestead.
usually
Most,
”"3““: words that hertz: wiih "."0 and are The deceased had been ill for same
considered naughty.
time, and was in his 36th year: The
lowed by "‘9 “DP“M‘W“ 0’ Santa however. agreed that the anxiety of remains were taken to the home of
(“mm (H B com”) to distribute ”‘9 the anxious citizen was fully justified hi8 813‘" in New YO‘Z‘: Saturday
After admiring the spectacle for a; morning. “id 3 “men“! “ml” was
l hlonds of the boys and girls of the while the telephone was again celled held on ‘S’undhv. He leaves a Widow
Methodist Sunday school were greatly into requisition, and with this unusual and i. YOLMI “ll: LI 13!; i
gifts; closing carol by his school,
3 :endcrcd bv
“tin t‘Lie church
A 110““ “W“ as "‘9 Leonard. m intt‘lrsted in the pleasing program tire-lighting instrument it was finally
the memb9’5 0’ ”’9 school added-telnet that electric light wires'
auditorium \londny had caused the mlschiefr by becoming
When ”‘9” unnud Chriitmns crossed and when the light people
,‘icstivul was held. ii‘veiy number on turned off the current :the blue and
{the proginm “as well rendered, and
:grostly enjoyed, but the efforts of the
wee little folks Were—the most liighlv
:appicciiited. little Lois Raymond and
pastors young son, John » Lawson.
is toilette:
Prayer by Rev. S. E. Laweon; recl-
tation,C1:ristmus Greeting.
Flgch; recitation. The Key of Cfiictv
mend: recitation, Harold Pbilcox:
carol by the school; recitation.
Great Big Boy. Stanley Phiioo‘x;
body' it Christmas. Russell Pickett;
hesitationvAn Oldh‘ephtoued emu
ma. Ids invades; carol by the school;
" recitation, -’.When I Grow Up. Dorothy
Kelly; recitation,- The ShortestvDe'y.
Harriet 9“
mus, anel Selleck, song, Lois Ray-_
Mrs P. “loose. who has been con-
ducting f: delicatessen store in the
Law wrenco building on Railroad ave'nue‘
has vnmted the store and rented one
at the corner of Main :5th and East,
green lights were extinguished. The avenue, formerly occupied by Harmon
pole and cross urine motioned merrily Schmidt the electrician where she:
to blaze until long after daylight. will conducts. similar business. Shag
About; 8 i: m. workmen has am, renlbil apartments over m. d. ‘
‘ however.
from Stamford climbed the. pole. put Jones‘s store in the one building.
1
"early moniingexciieiuent.
rd...
GEN. PUTNIK
GIVES UP POSITION Bird-sell House. Mr. Stevens. besides
PARIS: Dec.
A; General Radoniir Pbtni :
reel-‘ of the Genrai Staff (if the Ser-
iaiion. Hildes Christmas, Elizabeth bian Army, has given up his p0».
Westwood; recitation,- rm Just a- Lit- sition: temporarily by order of his.
tie Boy, John Lawson; song by. It‘s. tincture, according to. i dispatch
Raymond’s class; recitations. Every- irom Skutari. It is stated that “m M? stereos made a smut. “(L
Gen. Michiic‘li"
First Sérbian
General Ptt‘mik’
4:01p
~'._..Army:: {will
lstterfs, absence. ,
1
arm.—
29: 4 55,
Chief
extol: the,
take)
5 plaice during the{
especially distinguished themselves as out the fire, and then shifted the wires where she will conduct a restaurant.
entertainers. The program in fillings 3w “other. pole, and sawed the burnt
cm by die sellout: lop oi! the pole that use: caused {so
amigo R. Stevens ind tamily, who
have been residing in Tsrrytown for .
a few months, have tCtilfl‘d to this:
town, and are new stopping at. the
being engaged in lite contracting busiu
um here, was hiso5intereated in mow
in: pictures in Tahtown‘. giving to
the inability. to heat the large ball,
Mr..3tevem decided to close it at least
for the winter in Ttm'ytowu, it ”to
cess of the maid business,
ITALIAN TR 0
runs fit:
,trooiis.» which disem-
‘ A long, Albania have
“"5 Dreamed thor‘ some gdneti
REACH Epinus.
egmam~
which tlnle it its; the .reignipg 39$"
cdy success. it; blew ,l'orl: for a period
of three months lit “1.?- l3,yf.ci3im thea-
inc. This is one of. the few cities to bc
\inlll‘d l.v \llss Angiiii on her trans-
continental tour. and there is little
i
doubt that the means will be crowd- L_
ilie‘ famous star in her (real.
success. 4h: support of
Miss Anglia i'." the‘urlgimil dust of'
phiycr‘s' Minding Sin-one florisnd.‘
William lluiil. llolfhr'd Lindsay, Rnlph3
Kermnet, Donald ‘(tuniému and Mrs 0}
ml; I v . r 3r
ed to see
est ionicily
.~
,9. .',3y..
.l- snow. maniacs.
If \lhiillcr the poet and Clyde ,iiiwh,
. ,3 s
f.: .'
be miseri’bd it “3196‘ the playwright ucro gilt-3 today, they ,
‘w‘ould enjoy some distinct: sensational
1:: viewing: the- artistic, vieuallzsuonl
Mary Miles: Minter gives oili'Barbai-al
lPrlctcliicr.” the Metro feature which
{appears ill the Regent theatre this af-
trrnon e: ening only. This stirring—
historicol romance is one or the most
elnbnrsto pictures ever-.3 produced by{
.tlin Popular Plays and Players for re{
lease on 1119 Menu program und dif-'
fern from other m plays in that it
does not have 1: single battle hcone. in
this play in which Miss “inlet is
starred the puhll: viiil,3,fih3:i it place
{out satisfaction that “’li t:ut“ihé‘ comi
uion lots of even the "Hi: fca'fir‘fetl: ‘F‘br‘iéi‘
tomorrow, Miss Mdrguerite Show w:::{
appear 1:: “Rosemary, that’s for “lie
dismiss-once"; on Friday Theodore Ro—,
Ibarts will he starred in ”Mr. 6rd: of
Monte Carlo.“ On Saturday, Norwallil
pjcture lovers will find in “Regeneraw
tion'" which is to run at Lockwood's
Hall, a dim feniurc of more than us-
ual note. Next week's program in.
,cludcs Henry \Vaiihell on 3Mondny‘ in
il‘oe‘s-F‘The Raven"; 'l‘uesdsy Char-
lotto Greenwcd in the Paramount ploy
“Jane": Wednesday Gobrlelo’s D’An-
nuptials stupendous historical vision
‘Csbirla": Thursday Emily Stevens in
Metro‘s “House and Team” Friday;
lieu Tellegen-v in Paramount-'9 “Una
knmvn;" Saturday, ”The Wonderful
Adventure," a” V. L. S. E. attraction.
There will be special music for “Ca.
bit-in," next Wednesday and the
prices for this picture will not be in»
creased. ' ‘
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“THE SPRING MAtD"
Generally one popular song hit, is
considered sufficient to satisfy the
producer of “a. musical p1¢y."rh‘s be-
in: true. uloss: whence “The tam-incl
Maul" which comes to: the 3199:“
Theatre oii' Saint-tiny.» matiiiée end
"night aboiild be more- than satisfied,
as tm Joyous Operetta hail poorly a
decal: decided hits and do Nest. four
that everybody remembers. These
are the seductive wold; number 33:33:;
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