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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
CoIored Dress Goods
In the Mill End.

In the Mill End.
50-inch Canvas Voiles in light tan
only. Regular price 75c.
Mill End Sale Price, zoe a I'd
45-inch Voiles in plain and nub eff
fects in, light and dark navy, brown
and cream. Regular price 75c.
Mill End Sale Price, 49c a yd
so and 54-inch Suitings in light and
dark effects, all wool. Regular price
ST. and $1.25.
Mill End Sale Price Soc a yd
44-inch Silk and Wool Crepe de Chine
and French Voiles in light shades,
Regular 81 quality.
Mill End Sale Price, 69c
54INCH Rainproof Covert Cloth in
tans, castor and grey. Regular So
quality
Mill End Sale Price CSC a I'd
44-INCH Silk and Wool Eoliennes in
full line of colors. Regular price
$1.25.
Mill End Sale Price, soc q yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
White Goods

In the "Mill End'' Sale.
ONE lot Lace and Leno Stripe, also
Check Nainsook. Regular price 1Oc.
Mill End Sale Price 4s4c a yd =
"MILL ENDS in Bleached Cotton
Cloth. Regular price SC.
Mill End Sale Price, 4Ac
MILL ENDS" in Unbleached Cot
ton. Regular price &c.
Mill End Sale Price, 4 &c
"MILL ENDS in LonsdaIe Cambria,
SO inches wide. Regular price 121bc
Mill End Sale Price, 734c I'd
MILL ENDS in "a Brown Sheet
ing, extra heavy. Worth CSC.
Mill End Sale Price, 100
mill ENDS in Bleached Sheetiug,
extra heavy and fine. Regular
price 3Oc.
Mill End Sale Price, 21c a I'd
"MILL ENDS in White Persian
Lawn, 80 inches wide. Regular
price 33c.
Mill End Sale Price, tic I'd
mill ENDS" in white dotted and
figured Swisses. Regular price, 19c.
Mill End Sale Price, 121ac I'd
mill ENDS in White Nainsook,
80 inches wide, extra fine. Regu-
lar value 25c.
Mill End Sale Price 1215c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Notions and Small
Wares

SHIRT Waist and Skirt Supporters
with dip front pins Were 25c.
Mill End Sale Price Zoe each
ASSORTED sizes Shear and Plain
Handle Steel Scissors, full nickel
plate. Were 25c.
Mill End Sale Price 10c
BUNDLE Tape, non-twist kind, as
sorted widths. &c kind.
Mill End Sale Price, for SC
lloyd English Tape, II to n inches
wide. Regular price Ice roll.
Mill End Sale Price, &c a roll
4 YARDS Common Tape, all widths,
Regular price for sc.
Mill End Sale Price, &c roll, 2Ocdoz
FOUNDATION Collars assorted
styles and widths, Chiffon covered.
Were Zoe.
Mill End Sale Price, sc each
.GIRDLE Foundations in assorted
styles, widths and lengths. Were
15c. Mill End Sale Price 1Oc each
BALL and Socket Fastener, black and
nickel. Were 19c card.
Mill End Sale Price, Sc a doz
HAIR Pin Cabinets, 100 pin count.
Were &c each.
Mill End Sale Price, for Sc
Elm CuUeS, HUI count, DldCk, WulC9
and colors. Were Zoe.
-s Mill End Sale Price &c each
COATS Black Darning Cotton.
Mill End Sale Price, &c a ball
&c dozen
12-YARD pieces Hat Elastic, regular
price Sc yard. ..-s
Mill End Sale Price, 10c piece
COTTON Lisle Garter Elastic, all
widths, black and white. Was SC
to lie a yard. IVA
Mill End Sale Price &c yard
300 COUNT English Pins, regular
price &c a paper.
Mill End Sale Price, 3 papers for &c
FINE Needle Point Pins, black and
white, regular price 2 for sc.
Mill End Sale Price, 4 for &c
FANCY Mercerized Military and
belt style Hose Supporters. Were
25c pair.
Mill End Sale Price, 15c pair
LION Hump Hooks and Eyes. Sold
at &c a card.
Mill End Sale Price, 8 for sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
TwiIIed FouIards

WE SHALL place on sale the balance
of our 39c and soc Foulards.s
Mill End Sale Price, 29c a I'd
ALL Silk Taffetas in white only.
Regular price 39c.
Mill End Sale Price, 19c a yd
WHITE Habutai Wash SILK. Regu-
ular soc quality.
Mill End Sale Phice, 25c
WHITE and Colored Wash Silks,
best quality Regular SOC silks.
Mill End Sale Price, 25c a I'd
FANCY Louisines, the latest styles
for silk suits, the goods have sold
for $1.25 a yard.
Mill End Sale Price, S5c a I'd
BLACK and White Habutai Silks.
Regular 59c goods.
Mill End Sale Price, soc a yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Black Dress Goods
In the Mill End Sale.

In the Mill End Sale.
44-INCH all Wool Black Cheviot.
Regular price Soc.
Mill End Sale Price, soc a I'd
45-INCH French, Armure, all wool,
fine quality. Regularly sold at
$1.25 a yard
Mill End Sale price roc a yd
45-INCH Black Wolfe, French make,
fine weave. Regularly sold at S1.25
Mill End Sale Price, roc a I'd
45-INCH Silk and Wool Crepe de
Paris. Regular $1.5O quality.
Mill End Sale Price 95c a I'd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Wash Goods
For the Mill End Sale.

For the Mill End Sale.
ONE CASE ONLY, best quality
American Standard Prints, light
and dark. Regular value, &c.
Mill End Sale Price 3s4c yd
AMERICAN Apron Bingham, regular
width, blue, brown, green and red
checks Regular value, &c.
Mill End Sale Price, 28zc a I'd
MILL ENDS in Cotton Wolfe Dress
Goods. Ok inches wide, all colors,
blue, green, pink, etc. Regular
price, 15c.
Mill End Sale Price. TIC a I'd
"MILL ENDS" in American Dress
Ginghams, new styles, and almost
perfect. Regular prices, 1215c and
15c.
Mill End Sale Price, 7Ac I'd
mill ENDS in Dress Lawns, light
colors and beautiful styles, fast col
ors, suitable for summer dresses.
Regular price, Sc yard
Mill End Sale Price. 2s4c yd
MILL ENDS" in Hop Sacking, heavy
weight, would be suitable for fall
wear. Regular value, 25c.
Mill End Sale Price 10c yd
Cadet Blue Only.
mill ENDS" in Wash Dress
Lawns. Regular value 19c.
Mill End Sale Price, 8 1-3c yd
SILK Muslin de Sole, light colors
only. Regular price SOC.
Mill End Sale Price, 25c yd
mill ENDS In lace stripe Silk
Ginghams. Regular price 35c.
Mill End Sale Price, tic yd
MILL ENDS" in Dotted Swisses, all
colors and perfect goods Regular
value 121ac.
Mill End Sale Price 915c a I'd
32-INCH Honiton Lace Stripes, a new
wash goods this season. Regular
price 39c yard.
Mill End Sale Price 1215c a I'd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Innings in the Mill End
Sale 4.

BEST quality of Lining Cambria in
colors and black, in lengths of l
to 10 yards. Regular price sc yard
Mill End Sale Price, lie a I'd
36-INCH Moire Glace, warranted fast
black: Regular price lie.
Mill End Sale Price Sc a yd
36-INCH Moreen, warranted fast
black. Regular price 25c
Mill End Sale Price, 12hc yd
36-INCHN fine Moire Percaline, light
weight. Regular price 25c.s
Mill End Sale Price lie a yd
36-TNCH Mercerized Sateens, soft
finish, fast black. Regular price 25c
Mill End Sale Price, lie I'd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
mill Ends in Blankets,
Sheets. Pillow Cases,
Etc

WHITE Crochet Bed Spreads, full
size. Regular price $1.0O.
Mill End Sale Price, Soc each
EXTRA Heavy Crochet Bed Spreads,
Regular price $1.25.
Mill End Sale Price, 92c each
EXTRA heavy and extra large white
Crochet Bed Spread@ Regular
price $3.50.
Mill End Sale Price, $109 each
EXTRA heavy and large white Satin
Bed Spreads. Regular price $500
each.
Mill End Sale Price, $2.19 each
FULL 1O-4 Fleeced Bed Blankets.
Mill End Sale Price, soc
A MUCH heavier and larger size
Blanket.
Mill End Sale Price, 49c pr.
EXTRA heavy and large size Fleeced
Blankets.
Mill End Sale Price soc pr.
BLEACHED Pillow Cases, 45x36,
good quality cotton. Regular price
121ac.
Mill End Sale Price. 8 1-3c each
BLEACHED Pillow Cases, heavy
quality cotton. Regular price lie.
Mill End Sale Price. 10c each
EXTRA heavy and fine Bleached Pill
low CdSeS. neSuldI pIAIe ioc.
Mill End Sale Price, 121ac each
BLEACHED Pillow Cases, hem
stitched.
Mill End Sale Price. 29c each
BLEACHED SHEETS, S1x9O, extra
heavy.
Mill End Sale Price, 39c each
BLEACHED Sheets, extra heavy and
fine. Mill End Sale Price 49c each
3 RIEACHED SHEETS in better quail
ity at Mill End Sale Prices
ALL our Trunks, Bags and Dress Suit
Cases at Mill End Sale Prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Table Linens in the
"MiII End"

HEAVY Table Linen, cream. Regular
value 33c.
Mill End Sale Price 19c a I'd
EXTRA good quality Cream Damask.
Value 45c.
Mill End Sale Price 25c yd
EXTRA heavy Cream Damask, full
width. Value SOC.
Mill End Sale Price, 43c yd
HEAVY and extra width Cream and
Silver Bleach Damask. Value soc.
Mill End Sale Price, soc yd
,BLEACHED Damask, good quality
and width. Regular price soc.
Mill End Sale Price, 42c
BLEACHED DAMAsK, extra heavy
and full width. Regular price 75c.
Mill End Sale Price, 52c
ALL Linen Crash, full width, good
quality. Regular value Sc.
Mill End Sale Price 5s4c a I'd
BLEACHED and Brown Crash, all
linen, extra heavy. Value 1870.
Mill End Sale Price, 8 1-3c I'd
"MILL ENDS in Napkins, full
bleached and all linen.
Mill End Sale Price, 39c per u doz
EXTRA heavy Bleached Napkins.
Regular price $3.50.
Mill End Sale Price,, $1.OO doz.
EXTRA heavy Bleached Napkins.
Value $500.
Mill End Sale Price, $3.50 doz
EXTRA large bleached Damask Tray
Cloths, all linen openwork border,
Value 29c.
Mill End Sale Price 19c each
BLEACHED Damask Bureau Scarfs,
1Sx54.
Mill End Sale Price, soc each
EXTRA large size Linen Towels.
Value 15c each.
Mill End Sale Price, 10c each
Y EXTRA large size Linen Towels, ex-
ira heavy. Regular price 25c.
Mill End Sale Price, Ice each
FRINGED Damask Towels, all linen,
large size. Regular price zoe.
Mill End Sale Price, 21c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
L.
the
Handkerchief in the
Mill End Sale

LADIES plain linen Handkerchiefs,
hemstftched. Regular price 1215c.
Mill End Sale Price &c each
MEMS Colored Bordered Handker-
chiefs. Regular price 10c.
Mill End Sale Price. sc
LADIES Hemstitched Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. Worth 25c.
Mill End Sale 1215c each
KTMoNA Handkerchiefs in new as
sortment of colors and patterns.
Regular price Sc.
Mill End Sale Price, &c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Belts

WHITE Plated Duck Belts in gilt
and nickel, buckles also few ass
sorted Colored Braided Belts. Were
10.
Mill End Sale Price, &c
FANCY Crush Silk Belts, assorted
buckles in. grey, tan, brown and
navy blue, black and white. Were
25c.
Mill End Sale Price, 15c each
200 Of our best number, black or
white Silk Belts, trimmed and plain
style. Were SOC.
Mill End Sale Price. 35c each
100 Fine Wrist Bags in crush, peggy
and fat shapes in black, tans and
greys. Were 81.
Mill End Sale Price, 79c each
ONE lot of Soc Wrist Bags, chain
handles, plain and fitted, black and
colors.
. Mill End Sale Price 25c each
500 FANCY. japanese Fans with bead
ed chains.
Mill End Sale Price, Zoe each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Silks in the Mill End Sale

20 PIECES of Fancy Silks in checks,
stripes, neat designs, in navy, grey,
brown and blues. Just the kind
that is in demand for shirt waist
Suits The regular price of the
silk is Toe yard.
Mill End Sale Price, Acc a yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12

DELONG Hump Hooks and Eyes.
Were Zoe card
Mill End Sale Price, &c card
ALUMINIUM Thimbles, assorted
styles, good heavy thimbles.
Mill End Sale Price, 2 for lie
STITCHED sateen Tape Measures,
GO inches long Were &c.
Mill End Sale Price. &c each
ALLIANCE Safety Pins, best steel,
nickel plate. All sizes.
Mill End Sale Price, 2 cards for Sc
MONARCH Linen Finished Thread.
All sizes. Were sc spool.
Mill End Sale 2 for sc
FINE White and Cream Color Ball
Shape Self Shank Pearl Buttons.
Sold at 15c and 25c doz.
Mill End Sale Price, 10c doz
SEW through, Is ball. Fisheye Pearl
Buttons, assorted sizes. Sold at Zoe
to 100 a dozen.
Mill End Sale Price, &c a doz
SATEEN covered white and IS hook
Corset Steels. Were 1Oc each.
Mill End Sale Price &c each
ASSORTED lot Of knitting Cotton in
red, black and white. Regular price
sc and &c ball.
Mill End Sale Price, &c a ball
TOILET Articles and Perfumeries
in the Mill End Sale.
Z CUTICURA Soap. Was 25c a cake.
Mill End Sale 18c cake
ROGER & Gallet's Violet de Parme
Toilet Water. Was 81 bottle.
Mill End Sale Price, Toe a bottle
A. A. VANTINE'S sana Dermal Tai
cum Powder. Was 19c package.
Mill End Sale Price, 1Oc pkg
BATHASWEET Facial Cream. Was
25c Mill End Sale Price, 15c
BATHASWEET Bath Powder. Was
25c Mill End Sale Price, 19c
BATHAsWEET Toilet. Powder. Was
25c Mill End Sale Price 15c
Bathasweet Toilet Soap Was 25c.
Mill End Sale Price, 15c
PACKERS Tar Soap. Was 25c a
cake.
Mill End Sale Price, Ice cake
DIsINFECTINE Soap Was 1oc
cake.
Mill End Sale Price &c a cake
$10O a dozen
WILLIAMS and Colg3te's Turkish
Bath Soap. Was &c cake.
Mill End Sale Price, 4c cake
45c dozen
.MENNEN'S plain and perfumed Tal-
cum Powder. Was 25c.
Mill End Sale Price, ,1215c a box
LYONS Tooth Powder. Was 25c.
Mill End Sale Price, ice q box
SHEFFIELD'S Tooth Paste. Was 25c
Mill End Sale Price, 121ac a tube
* COMFORT POWDER. Was 25c.
Mill End Sale Price, 14c box
SATIN Skin Tooth Paste Was 25c.
Mill End Sale Price 15c
CARMEL CASTLE Soap. Was 1oc.
Mill End Sale Price, &c
COMBINATION Soap and PumiceL
Was 15c. Mill End Sale Price. &c
wOoDWORTH's Spring Violet Tai
cum Powder. Was 15c ~
Mill End Sale Price 10c bottle
DANDERINE. Was 25c.
Mill End Sale Price, tic
PIWDER PUFFS, good size. Were
15c. Mill End Sale Price, Zoe
SHELL Color Bone Hair Pins, extra
long, loop top, regular price 35c.
Mill End Sale Price, 15c doZ
MANUFACTURERS Sample line of
fine French and Japanese Tooth
Brushes, all styles and sizes. Were
15c to 25c.
Mill End Sale Price, 1Oc each
ASSORTED Styles, japanese Hand
Scrub Brushes. Were 15c to CSC
each.
Mil End Sale Price 1Oc each
= +
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Ribbons at the Mill End
Sale

500 PIECES all silk Taffeta Ribbon,
No so, all colors, also black and
white. Regular price 19c yard.
Mill End Sale Price, 121ac a I'd
$50 PIECES No so Satin Taffeta Rib
bon in blue, pink. lavender. tur-
quoise, navy, yellow, white and
black Regular price 25c a yard.
Mill End Sale Price 1215c a I'd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Trimmings

REMNANTS. of fine imported colored
anq black Spangle Silk Applique
Embroideries, Braids and other
trimmings. They will be all mark
ed at 1a price. They range from u
to 21a yard pieces. Prices were
10c to $3.50 yard.
Mill End Sale Price, just rs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Neckwear in the Mil
End Sale

100 DOZEN Lawn and Lace Stocks.
Regular price 25c.
Mill End Sale Price 123ac each
IA DOZEN Top Collars. embroidered.
Regular price. 121ac.
Mill End Sale Price, &c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12

ALL BRTSTLE Hair Brushes, assor1-
ed styles made to sell at 25c to Soc.
Mill End Sale Price, 15c each
PLAIN and Fancy styles lgilt and
pearl Shirt Waist Sets, all 3-piece
sets. Were 1Oc to 25c.
Mill End Sale Price, &c a set
3 1000 PLAIN and Fancy. Styles. Side,
Back and Pompadour Combs. Were
&c to Soc each. Shell Amber and
Grey Colors.
Mil End SALE. price, Zoe each
ASSORTMENT of Bead Neck Chains.
al colors and combinations. Were
&c sn5 SOC.
MI; End Sale Price, Toe each
IMPORTED Floral Brooches. IN
cludes a few gilt and other styles.
Sold Mt 25c
Mill End Sale Price, Zoe each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Mr. Lockhart Will be Here to Open the Store on We
Sale Starts at 9 a. m.


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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Umbrellas at the Mil
End Sale

26-INCH Umbrellas, rain proof ana a
large assortment Of fancy handles.
Regular Price 98c
Mill End Sale Price 6oc
MEMS 2S-inch Umbrellas, mercerized
sateen. Regular price ST.
Mill End Sale Price. zoe
ALL our Fancy Parasols at Is their
regular price during the Mill End
Sale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-12
Gloves

LADIES clasp Kid Gloves in tans,
modes. greys and whites, Regular
price csc.
Mill End Sale Price SOC a pair
Our stock of Silk and Iisle Thread
Gloves at Mill End Prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

from Buena Vista. where she was a. stu
dent at the Southern Seminary.
Miss Lily Woods has returned to her
home here after a protracted stay In
Maryland.
Misses Annie L. Relnhardt and Myrtle
Redfern. and Mr.. w. l.. Taliaferro, Of
Richmond, are guests OF Mr.. j.. p. Rowe
and FAMILY.
Miss Helen Talaferro, who has been
visiting her relative. Mrs. ]. p. Rove, has
returned to her home in Richmond
county.
Dr. George II. Chewing and FAMILY
have gone to their country home in Eau
quier county for the summer.
Mrs. Clarence r. Howard is visiting her
parents in Alexandria.
Mr., and Mrs. r, j. Smith have returned
from Annapolis. Md, where they attended
the finals Of the Naval Academy.
Miss Margaret Shepherd has returned
from visit to Ashland, where she was
the guest of friends.
Misses Bessie and Fannie Smith. OF
Alexandria, were here this week. the
guests OF Miss Mary Moncure.
/ Mr.. and Mrs, w. j. Ford, of Kensing-
ton, Md, are visiting their relatives. the
Hurkamps, here l
Ii Mrs. II. Fl, Wallace, of Amarillo, Texas.
Is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Pow
hatan Moncure, In Stafford county.
Miss Lizzie Roach is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. G. Davis, in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG
Especial to The Times ispatch,)

II Especial to The -Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June A.
The Dramatic Club of the city presented
the play "Topps Twins" at the Opera
House last night before an Immense au-
dience. which greatly enjoyed the repair
tee of the ludcrous characters and their
ridiculous situations. which furnished an
abundance of amusement, Those taking
part were Misses Lena Rowe. Pansy Will
kins. Frances Andrews. Messrs. 7. y
Bass, r. Fl. Beale--B. NJ, Rosebro. I, W.
Hooper and j, "A, Spear The proceeds
were for the benefit of the college an
inual. The event was a great success in
every particular.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Med. Lee. Of Irving
ton, were here this week. the guests of
Captain M. d. Rove and family at
Brompton,
Professor M Carter Hall, who has been
teaching at 81. Adams school at Rad
ford during the past session has re-
turned TO his home here for the. summer.
Mrs. W. Key Howard, Of urbanna, Is
visiting Mrs Howard at "kenmore,' TINS
city.
h Misc Maude EfnhSsY hsS gsturned homo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
II. Sloane. Matilda Preville. George


VIII II. Sloane, Matilda Preville. George
Mack, Charles a. Morgan and several
others. The story tells of the Louisiana
purchase. showing the Indian prophecy.
the purchase and fulfillment. From all
accounts it scored a terrific hit, and 1t
is expected to have an all summers run.
Frank Mckee, who went abroad several
weeks ago TO pave the way for the Prince
of Pslsen company at the Shaftesbury
Theatre, London, returned last Wednes-
day and will spend the summer at his
country place, arranging meanwhile the
details concerning the tour of Nine. Bern
hardt. with whom he signed a contract
ing next January. with a possible extern
sion of four or five weeks, IL business
warrants it. Nine Bernhard win APP
pear in The Sorceress, and inasmuch as
Mrs. Patrick Campbell will use this play
under Charles Frohmans manag cement,
at the Herald Square Theatre, in Octo-
Der. there will be French and English
version in operation after the first OF
the year.
There were lively times in Salt Lake
City when Maude Adams appeared at the
Salt Lake Theatre in the Little Minister.
1t being her native city, and the theatre,
the one in which she made her profess
siona debut as a child actress, was the
reason for an immense attendance. and
she received such a welcome that she
was moved to tears. A loving cup of
solid gold frcln her companions. who
played with her in amateur performance,
was presented to her by Governor Her
bert NJ. Wells, the former Dramatic
News correspondent, and he took part In
the festivities which followed the per-
formance. There were forty curtain
calls, and at the end of the. play. the
vast audience went upon the stage and
showered Miss Adams with congratula-
lions.
While John Drew was on visit to
Paris as a guest of Charles Frohman q
conference was held with Augustus
Thomas, who has home in the Latin
Quarter, and 1t was arranged for Nr.
Thomas to write a new play purely
American in locality, which Mr., Drew
will use al soon as 1t is completed, which
will not be until about the first of jan
uary, and 1t is expected that Mr.. Drew
will follow the example of his niece. Ethel
Barrymore, and make a London appear
ance next summer.
The Baron de Senerchal who has es-
tablished an agency in London for French
plays, had the first one produced at the
Haymarket Theatre last week, called
Lady Fllrt," being an adaptation OF
Madame Fllrt written by Paul Greyault
and Georges Berr The leading parts
were in the hands of Cyril Maude and
Miss Ellis Jeffreys, and all accounts agree
that the play has scored q success.
June Van Ruskirk, who was formerly
member of Kirk La Shelle's company,
made her London debut In this play in
the par. of Miss Yandfeld, is AZ
The Dramatic Mirror SAYS; II the orr
dinance which the aldermen III New York
3 passed last Tuesday is signed by tle
mayor II Will be practically impossible
for capitalists to erect many, II any, more
theatres in the city without an expendt-
lure beyond all possibilityso OF profit. The
measure provides that new theatres shall
be surrounded by an open court of from
saxal,, ia fnurtasn feAt suids> acanrdinx ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

the seating capacity OF the house. the
fourteen feet width applying to theatres
seating 1900 or more persons. To erect
a theatre OF that size 1t will be neces-
sary to have frontage OF twenty-eight
4 feet, in addition to the width of the build
ing. That means mat there will be so
much useless space, from which not one
dollar of income can be obtained, that
1t will kill all future building Of theatres
Harry G. Sommers. of the Knickerbock-
er Theatre, is to enter the arena Of the
atrical managers next season and has Sc
sured the dramatic rights to THE Light
ming Conductor written by Charles N.
and Muriel Williamson. of London. The
dramatist has not yet been decided upon.
but the book will be converted into play
lin time for next season.
Robert Drouet, who recently closed his
long engagement with Clara Bloodgood
in The Girl With Green Eyes began
his summer season as leading man of the
Broadway Theatre Stock company. Dem
yer, last Monday in 1.-The Gay Lord
a Quex.'' In the autumn Mr.. and Mrs.
Drouet will take months holiday in
Europe, returning in time for the open
ing Of the regular dramatic season.
The Burr Mcintosh Studio allowed a
Judgment to be entered against 1t for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
WEST POINT, VA.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
VEST POINT. VA, June LAST weeh
while at Gloucester Point Captain John
D. Elms found a piece of English money
coined in lit. Attrltion had done ,ita
work. and most of the supe1Acrip ton
cannot be declphered.
Miss Mamie richardson. who taught
last session at Elizabeth College, Char.
lotte. N. c.. Is at home for a few daySs
before going to New York. where she exc
poets to take course in mathematics az
Columbia University.
Mr.. Charles T. Brooks. a former West
Point boy, has Just received the der
gree of master OF laws at the N tional
University In washington Mr.. BROOKS
was also president Of the postgraduate
Rev. Charles Holt. OF New York. has
accepted the care Of st. Johns EplzEapal
church here, I X si3 Va n. 88sa
Mrs. Thomas P. Bagby with her two
daughters, Misses Margaret and JanC
Bagby,, returned last night from Hol t 70
institute. a al 5s}e III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

Will Carleton is singing Here's to the
Nut Brown Ale," the drinking song which
was the hit OF THE Princess Of Ken
sington," and another number by the
same writers. Forde and Northup. en-
titled beware of the Brigand Bold. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

I Mayme Kelso Is making decided hit
with the dainty little ingenue song MY
Little Airs and Graces. written by Co
celia Lotus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

philadelphia. Baltimore, washington ana
Chicago.
The big spectacular historical extrava-
eanza called Louisiana, with book and
lyrics by Hiram W, Hayes. for many
Years dramatic editor Of the st. Louis
Post-Dispatch, was produced in Delmar
Garden. in St. Louis, on Sunday night.
r.. a. Roberts is the stage manager, ana
lie ari,led some 800 people, of which there
are about thirty principals, headed by
Maud Lambert, who created the part OF
Columbia Grace Lillian Walser appeared
In the title role and the company included
.Ielma Rawlston,s William G. Stewart,