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M,hto18p l. Tichets 50c.
M will moot ct. tho hue of
m (‘11 Axel Heratrom on Prett-a
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homo-odd and the many needed: .
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mane will be mode
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Satori“. December 2, a box 01!,
W (:th to (every one pow
chains to the amount of twenty-five ..
cuts or over. Christmas goods now ‘ "
on sale. mmmm. I
“Tum damn. Elks' Home,Y .
Than 5 to it: p 111 Tickets 30c. ‘
Mayor (‘aIl A. liarstrom will Jour ‘
m inflow Haven, Tuesday. where he
will be the guest of tho Civil Service
Dolor-m Association at a luncheon to
be given at the Hotel Tan. Ex Pros I
idait. Tait will preoldo and speeches
will be made by Mr. McAneny, form '
erly president of Manhattan, Senator
Horton of New York, and others. The;
myor expects to enjoy one of the}
but times ever.
Ibw. Music Hall, Nov. 30, her. i and
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~Axriculture exhibit and poultry:
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The Connecticut Company. in a iei- j
tor to City Clorlt Shephen Dokus, I'o-
fines to remove the pole at the foot
or Weatport avenue nu requested by-
the Council. The! allege that it
would do them harm to plant the pole
on private property. and claim that
is what they would have to do if they
removed it from its present human 2
‘It would ectually soon that the Con
necticut company thinks that the pole
notes as a hotter for runaway mime
bibs sud protects them from smash-
ing Ina the high atone hall at moi»
foot of the avenue. 9 .
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Music for the gala merit wns ren-
defied by the Sierlingiwllmu
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Tonight the fans will see several
new ideas on the team, but all are at
mot ”(one and rated highly in the
hallowed world Calder. 3 Columbia
«mi oi the post two means
and a m for All—America tartar-Ii"
is to mike his how hard and his repu-
tation and speed have insured him no
little attention this evening. Other
mm are Harrison, ot Menu-lair. N. 'I
.equulled sin this city {or some time.
Among the guests present at
01" Mrs.
chestra of eight pieces As until the' Joyce, Mr: F A. Lane, lira.
lottii‘l’ musicians prosontsd n brand or ”hmfler. Mrs. 1.]. 5. LOckw.ood my;
music the like of which has not been Immuy Lynn;
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the; Mrs E. H Morehouse’ Mn. Louis
One Dollar for ‘ This Strong”
A. D. MORGAN
John Crawford, of westport
Leo Davis. Mrs Jean Dumortier, Mrs.
Howard E. Evory. iilrs. James A. Far-
rell. Mro. John F. Ferris, Mn. L. C.
Green, Mrs. H. W. Gregory. Mrs.
James 1". Hall. Mrs. R. G. Hartford.
Mrs. Hitchcock, Miss Jose»
Let
Iphinogrlbutt, 0t Cannondalo; Mrs.
Lester yatt. Mrs. Oliver Jackson,
Mrs. Fannie
laA.
Isaac Jennings,
Mrs. loseph Moliilroy.
Mrs. D Mcxetton. Mrs 1). Monroe
1.. Conan of moms, both of themisuccessiul affair were many collegeIINagh um H p price. Mrs 1;“
guards. the center, Dusanek, hails ““40"“ home from school for
no. tho Troy mom, and has played
here Item. Nolan 3! Jersey City.
We forward position.
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With oil aim pointing to another
crubo-iook- team. the Sixth Company
Monewsoaaonol basketball“)-
nlght. The reserved seats have been
16ml cold out and it: is evident that
the tone are ready to begin where
the game ended la» spring, when the
Norwalk five cleaned up the all-Istar
players engaged by Donbury and
W to M the championshivi
nah at the Sixth Wily team In
W o! W MI 0! the pm
or the We 1m. m to im-
pale Mm or them
moot. in obtaining the who! of last
m m a' “and“ m direct urcé o aid to the wor
“‘9‘ 0' W h” m mu“ gwhiqh 2%. alwnrys been andgoggich I‘az
to: mimetic: of the m- thin 0"" now hells carried on in the local in-
am, no it is g. m that mi stituilon. The public, as Witnessed g
I“ m or m. tit 1w Harlan night’s bi; turnout, is interest
holidays.
more than a year.
the intermission.
contributed to the league by
Lodles’ Bond of the Hospital, and
cloned to the organization oy A. .
'Gehohl. The Juniora‘wish to thank
the Ladies' Board and Mr. Gehebe for
their kindness. and also anyone else
who contributed in any way towards
making the dance a success
The” proceeds netted by the league
as a result or the event Will be placed
in tile treasury of the new organisa-
tion, and will be from time to time
donated towards things beneficial [or
the hospital. In mid way it is hoped
that last night's oflair hos been a
Mair whiohls‘ liold by any organist:
augmented vlihthchoopitol.
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in the mm M lamented in any.
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the Quiniard. Mrs. C. \iunson Raymond
I Thus the allalr became ‘ Mrs. T. l Raymond, Mrs L. J. Rey-
Inceting place or old acquaintances. ‘mmg’ Mrs. A. J. Rummler. MislrLydia
many of whom had been separated for Secor, Mrs.
FrancI-a Seymour. lira.
ll. C Sharer, Mrs. mile Smith. Mrs
Refreshments consisting of map ‘Kate Thom“. Mrs w J_ Tracey, 3(th
berry imppe, various kinds of sand-! C F. Tristram. \irs
wichoa and cake were served during[ Buren. Mrs A D Wadsworth.
Sandwiches “31': Robert Way and Mrs. A. C Wheeler. |
Horace Van:
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THE SIXTEEN HOUR NlOHT.
punch bowls and glasses \Ieie kindly' One night i hoard the fairies
F.
I‘ onvorsing on the lawn;
The busy little poople
Who vanish with the dawn
Were censurin‘g us mortals
For laws that we have drawn,
Loud rose the eliin protest
About the eighthour day,
They cried. it did not have them
Sufiolent real. or play,
A dreadful imposition -
Upon a tolling fay.
They said they were expected
To set out tangles right,
A task well calculated
To Weary any sprite.
And now wotvisho‘d to work then
A. sixteo'n’ hour night
~McLondburgh Wilson, New York
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Don't Train Your Ears to Lioun furl:
- the Claim Mime. E
Charles M. scam» the industrial ‘22‘8 fl?&.flm 12' h
king, has written an article for then“ mine—and“ mm .
American Magazine in which he says: ice Brains are needed to ,.
‘ 6"gamut!“ of industry “of“
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M "Tho men who has done his heat mam
14 .. “has done everything. The man who’ the pk?“ 0‘ those Who .
2 _ has done less than his boat has done mm. all who m ‘
T new {If U in “Nothing in mono total. to s cce the! whole I“
. , . , u 33 an rennin ~
A.“ rm Mfitm totintoae'sjob as a matter 0! “next m. $332,;
Praetor- their-3mm Clan— icon-am anonymous would getso m
.m by doing tho
cm “W ; enthused over their day's won): tired mg .m mu
‘ ' . someone would have to remind the: CW thin I, bond to our" -
f """' “to-go outta lunch there would be 2
nave hoppinooo in the world and less
Nindigestion It you must be a glut-
tomb a zillion for work. A train.
oil ear out do We m-
in the obstruction line. Sonatina
l :I listens so intently tor.t.he toot of
tie quitting whistle that-4t “to, loses
‘ "ll sense of spoken orddw'
in “Twit“ mull?“ w. W
. ere In a une a man cause
I» worked overtime. I know lots of 3X:§:;h°$§omm
finances om it hit man who did
.M'y I'Hth' O '
run and.
NEW YORK: Nov.”
the missing diamonds
Mrs. ill: H. Kai-rim: '
$60, 000, was returned to
relative- tony by Madam
said to iii In wealthy Moll
who came voluntarilyi no
The diamond, a mg. m
, Mimi's M “I vs
“zoom on. Inn-m.
muwhgétails tangled ‘33; 2" "9": m3?
hours I- w “a“ . V , ,
lldilltonest. "9““ it M1104! I. v-Il .
The man
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