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“The (loosi- Girl"
11‘111' tmliiy at Plcnnunt Hour uhdl
it 11111110111116 Hull. Jesse L. Luann,
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1 ..~ l'iuywts t 131 in 1111c pnrt Pnru-
mount 111111' _“'l‘he Goose (lirl,".~\11
indicts sold :outsidc of the theatres
V ill be 1.40mi on presentation, the city
,1:l'i111" cominittt'o 11111-111111: the 1111-
\13111011 Mfr ti111- regular admission
(sourced fur l'cnnu'c (1111's. The story
1." this pictm't- is (11111 that. very
“Homily arouses interest to a high
‘1, itch. it (it-1:116 with tho llfv of the no-
i-llily an, presuming our side of the
inrl‘uiit’c 1111.1 to mukc :1 succcsniul
bronchial-inn cf tilt.1 remaindcr of the
r-‘m'y iin' peasant life is dealt with.
“The1 (loose Girl". of royal birth, is
finally .iiscnvcrod among tht1 pcusunth
i it 1111111 1.1th it sit-ms almost im~
{Ericssihlo 1111-11111 slot) to (11111 as most
pecpic 111mm like in '1l11 1111111111:
1; hitll is \1111111\ satisfying is clov'ctly
firmicod out] not .1 our who sons 1110
111111111 111111111 111'1111 1t 01111 otherwise.
1 1r '111u1.d1\ 01 this week Norwalk-
«1 s on. Miami 21 2111111111 attraction
in the fitst uncommon in \o1wnlk of
i1tl) 11 \tshit Thaw :11 Miriam
(- tune-Helm and Russell Wilhnm Thou
lie-1.11 Tomski‘ s son in‘ 'Titrcuds of
L-Pstinr. " Th11 111111 is in {1111. parts
and has 111111 Olfiltttl‘illi'lv m 1110 T1111
11111.1'1111111‘11 of tho 111-'1111111111111 17211111111
licslnit 'lhau 111d 1111‘ son in this
r 112111111 11 a: .1rzr1u; red to matte it com-
plate as :1 big 110111;. "Thmnds of Dos-
tém” is: 11 but mm be truly called a
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S’l‘AMFORI) THEATRE
There was a wholesome. 'lmnrty
laugh lusting in all about two-hours
for leach person who attended the mu-
i1nee and owning performances. of
‘ My Scientific Bully" at the. Stamford
inclrc on “’ashington's Birthday.
'ljhe" pay is a farce comedy in three
not: and posscsses unlimitted quanti-
ties offipcpp.“ Although not origin-
z’lly booked for n pclformancc to-
J .lglit. this demand has been such as
t: \i‘tlll'mlt the management to hold
hie 5111111 me: and 11111 public in at-
13111111 :1 second opportunity of see"
ing it.
It 11:11:. not long after 1111c tise of
111,» ctntain for the first not bcforo
the fun commenced Zellah (‘ovingtom
.in the sun role, genelously poured
out the touching fluid The play deals
vith l‘1‘1edt-rick Reheat. a physician
.1111 linoUgh thntv- fiic years of
1". Pcnrch work. had lost his practice
and hocnino financially broken. He
'1 as rewarded. he thought; with a re-
11111111111110 discovery
(:10 “clinir of youth." A sixty—five-D'SM‘
Md L't‘l‘ti-i‘lti. suitor for the physician's
(“IUKTHI‘I‘I
111' the newly-founded liquid. Counter
mots 111.-1'11 complicated matters, end:
ing with :1 baby being found on the
couch 113' 13121111111111 who returned
MWI‘ having sitcom-d out of the house
{or n. few minutes. He believed it was
.me Jelmflll transformed and from
tun out the audience was 16th “1,11 an
11111011114 by funny situatioml.
"i-‘nvinm‘bn was cm 1111 the doctor.
Nit thb'eccmtrlclu of a hunting] diu-
' revere-11 worn writahmugbt out. at.
tithing ilimto plodty of humor. .l.':
Arthur u Phillip Wotan. tho doo- ,
tum! ultilfliint and daugbtar‘ o tom.
int
KEi? ME ,
‘meINo
W1LLVou ’
IMON§9II Cartoon C... H. Y:
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.1111“ their rcaptcllvo Putts.
which he called‘
was the ohjcrt for the trial .
f White "Wynndottoa.
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PROPER AMOUNT
or FEED FOR HENs:
Appatue Depends on Weather
Other condition.
STORES. Econ—4119 propcr
amount of feed for a ban is in the
minds of many an all-absorbing quec~
tion. it is not always cxpedieue to lol-‘
low ironclad rules because it is bellow”
cd that hons’ appetites vary, that they
Will eat more some days than others
depending perhaps upon the weather;
conditions, they physical wclt‘urc. Ilicir’
productiveuesa, and other tactors.j
Last year's records in the egg laying
contest seem to indicate that each
White Leghorn hen on 1111 average ate
close to forty tive pounds of grain dur
lug the year. This means an average
daily consumption of about two ounccs
per hen. This means that twelve or
and
thirteen pounds of grain per day ought .
to be auflicteut for one hundred liens.
It is to be assumed that the average
grain mixture weighs one and 0nc~l1alt1
pounds to the quart then eight quarts‘
or a trifle more would be sufficient for
one hundred hens. This compares
very closely with the ratings made by
the Maine Experiment Station, where
two quarts of corn, one quart of wheat
and one quart of cats are fed daily to
fifty laying pullets. This suggestion
regarding the amount of grain presup-
poses that the hen will have before?
them at all times a supply of dry!
mash to which they can help them-
selves freely.
The fifteenth week of the laying
contest closed with uJotal production
for all pens.~ot'.2,218 eggs, which is
175 more than was produced in the
preceding week. but relatively 302 less
than for the corresponding period last
year. For the first tourtcen'weeks ot
the competition the hens regularly
each week laid more eggs than tor the
corresponding period in the previous
contest. In fact in one particular
week, namely, the twelfth, the egg
yield this year was more than double
that of last year. Even though the
nens did not quite come up to scratch
in the fifteenth week it is greatly to
their credit that they so constantly
eutlaid last year's birds for fourteen
consecutive weeks
The White Wyandottes owned by’
from Barron. of England, won first
place tot-"the week with a yield 01:
forty~nlne eggs. The Rhode island
Reds belonging to Charles 0. .Polhe-
mun, or Newburgh. N Y., and those
belonging to Springdale Poultry farm.
Durham. tied for second place with
a yield of forty-eight eggs Third
place was won by the sour milk
owned by the
Siam Shflbn. with forty-two em! to
111an ‘ 1 ‘
'l'bc ton lending pm to dole arc
1.11m THE .
(tones or»;
you 010 I?
111.. Rhoda island Reds“
\lcrrilt iii. (‘lalk Broqklicld Cop
ler. Barred Rocks ... ......... 433
Colonial Farm, Temple N. H.
.494
Rhode [aloud Bods ............ 409'
. A. P. Robinson. Culv‘crton. N. Y”
White lx'ghorus ............ .393
Tom Barron. Caltorilt, England.
White Wyandottcs ............ 383
Plnecrest Orchards, Grolon. Muss.
Rhoda Island Reds ............ 383
Neale Bros. Apponaug, ll. 1.,
White Wyandottes .‘ ........... 379I
Frank l..’l‘11ttic,Southboro, Mass.,
Barred Rocks ‘. ................ 3611
Storm Exp Station (Sour Milk
pent White Leghorns ........ 3671.
The ten loading Connecticut pens to
date are 118 follows:
Merritt M. Clark, Brookticld Cen-
ter, Barred Rocks .............
Merrythought Far1n,Columbiu.
Columbian Wynndotles ........ 3611
H. 13.111111», Unlonville, American
Dominiques ...... . .............
Windswcep Farm. Rcddlng Ridge,
White Leghorus .............. 35
Mrs. J. 1). Beck. Canaan, White
Wyandottos ................... 318
M. Peaslcy, Chesl1irc,Whitc
Leghorns ............... . ..... 342
Springdale Poultry Farm, Durham,
Rhode Island Reds ............ 333
Harry B. Cook. Orange, Rhode
Island Reds ............... ..
J F Bryon, Willimautic, White
Wyandotten ................... 311
Merrythougbt Farm, Columbia,
White Wyaudottes ............ 304
433
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; HOW To BE 5711011111 AND F111-
.1 The trouble with most thin poople
who wish to gain weight is that they
insist on dragging their stomach ‘or
stumng it with greasy toads; rubbing
on useless "flesh creams,” or follow.
ing some foolish physical culture
stunt, wbllo the real «use of thinness
get-c 11111011111911.1101 cannot get fat
until your digestive tract. assimilatea‘
the food you out.
Thanks to a remarkable new scien-
tittc discovery, it is now pouiblo to
combine into simple form the vet?"
elements needod by tho digestivo‘or-
gang to help them concert-food into
rich, rat-laden blood, This master
‘stroke of modern science is called
i'l‘onoline and has been termed 1119
greatest of £3311 butlderu, Tonollno
iaimb through its regenerative, recon
atructive powernto con: the stomach
and intestine: to literally cook up the
fattening elements 0! your food and
pass them into the blood. where they
are carried to every cell and tisourot
your body. You on many picture
,the mutt when this "tuning mu-
formation has taken plus and you no
111:. how your chock: 111111111. hollow-
obout your neck. shoulders and but
claw unit you-bu alum 10 to‘
i
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aim is Monty m hum-
slvl, cilia-int. Tomlin- and all!
30 pound- ot until. hunky duh. Ton-l
1 ' 4' cm 1031 1111111 “ 1‘
Twenty Year. from Tony 3 811111111“. .
ad Man Will I. an Unusual
Wt ’
1
. i One of the most prominent dries»
Innis at uric: made a statement I
ltdw weektt ago which his owned 11
gm deal at diocuuion mung scion
units in the medial pres!
Ho raid: "If the new lair grower,
' Mildrodtno Hair Remedy, increases its
sales a: it has during the post you,
.it will be used by nearly every man,
{woman ind child in America within
eight you-I. 1
2 "When Mildredino Hair Remedy in
used almost universally. dmdrul! will
dinppw unit with its departure bald. _
neon, itching mlp, splitting hair and
all scalp diseases will (allow cud twen-
it) yearn trout now a bald head will be;
i a rarity." i
There is only one wuy to cure dun-i
11111111, and that is to kill the gel-1113.,
There in only one hair prowltion tint
will 11111 the gem and 111111111 111111111111 1
lino Hair Remedy. This unusual bairi
iresiorcr with its record of thousands;
of cures will grow hair on any heath
itching scalp in three weeks or money
back
‘it is the most pleasant and invigora-
ting tonic, is not sticky, or granny.
and in used extensively byladies or
refinement who desire to line but
luxuriant. Fifty cents for a large bot-
tle druggists everywhere. Mail or-
ders filled by American Proprietary
00. Boston. Mass.
our THIS OUT . . ]
FREE to show how quickly M114]
[dredina Hair Remedy acts, we willl
isend a large sample free by return]
mail to anyone who sends this Con-l
’[pon to American Proprietary 00.111
lBoston. M1111. with their name until:
itsddress and ten cents in silver tot
ipay for postage. For sale by Plaisted' 5
Drug Store. 1
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’IF IiEIMClIY, 0111',
mucus, “WRHS”
Tonight! Clan Your Bowel. and
Stop Headache, coldl, Sour Stom.
‘ ach.
, Get a til-cant box now.
your skin is yellow, with 11111311 rings
under yout- eyes: your lips bra patch
111! No wonder on tool ugly. mean and
111.111.111.111“. Your system in full or
' bile not properly passed on, and what
you need in I cleaning up mm
Don't continue being '1 biliotu nui~
motto to yourcoit and those who love
where there is any life lett;ltwill1
,cure donut-11d stop tolling hair and ‘
to keep their hair sort, lustrous and 1 :
You're biiioua! You have a throb~ ’. , .
‘ - ..nevor rt or sicko
‘bing‘ sensation in your head, ,3, 'bad 1 8 be 11..”
into in your mouth, your eyes burn, ..
-:-STAMFORB
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T1.- ‘
Matinee $1.00 to 251:.
51411,? wmmnm-MRTLEV, Manager.
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TUESDAY NIGHT
“My Scientific Baby”
1:111: FUNNIEST FARCE COMEDY EVER WRITTEN
PRiCES
Phone 23“). '
Night $1.50 to 251:.
I 11 Friday February 26th
THE '
Yale Dramatic Association
PRESENTS FOUR ONEJA'CT PLAYS.
Prices—$2.00, $1.50, $1,011 and 501:. A
Seats on sale Tuesday, Feb. 23rd.
Saturday February 27th
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
THE MESSRS. SHUBERT PRESENT
Lou-Tellegen
“Taking WChanceS”
A UNIQUE FARCE COMEDY.
zlng with gentle, thorough Calumet:
——thay work 13.111116 you sleep, A 10-
cent box from your druggist will keep
your liver and bowels clean; stomach
sweet, and your head clear tor
months. Children lOVe to take Cas-
mruts because they taste 'good and
~11! : batter cough syrup than Foi-
ey's Honey and Tar Compound-could
.1111 round. we would carry 11. We imow
this reliable and actionable medicine
+1111; gtvcn contraction for more than
.torty years; therefore we cover otter
a substitute for the gunu‘ino.
ommendod tor cousin. colds.-
whooping cough bronchial
11mm.
' .Seats on Sale Thursday.
Prices—Matinee 251: to $1.00. Evening, 251: to $1.50.
. Dakota, according to advices received
'today by the telegraph companies.
11511.
. brunch lines TM“?! snow stoppod in
magnum bot to ‘ '
SNOW STORM N THE WEST.
CHICAGO, Feb. 23 .—-—A wind, snow
and sleet storm prostrated telephone
and telegraph wires in Iowa. Western
1111101111. Kansas. Nebraska and South
Telegraph service out of Chicago to
the west was badly hampered early to—
day, and the computes said there was
little prospect of improvement for at
least 24 hours.
PLEASANT HOUR-—
PA RAMOU NT FEATURES
Evelyn Nesiit Thaw
The Threads 01 destiny '
LOCKWOOD'S HALL
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
TODAY ONLY:M
liiss Haircut-tie Click
lreaentad in
“The Goose Git ”
WURBDAY.
and 3011 Russell Williamwhl
iN FIVE PARTS.
Try an ad. in Tbefientinelzrh‘or-
11'clk‘s leading boma pupa.
not exposed to the weather.
011 as best satisfaction to buy-
cr. Best quality of coal on
hand in :11! Sizes.
loaded automatically...
means prompt delivery.
Coal
011d coal is discharged and.
This
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Tile lligltt
There are two little men going 3- '
round peddling 110513113 but they haveo- ,
It" any thing it! do with
bil‘b‘RON is paying to a pound for '
It ADS 11nd BEST PRICES for rub-
ber, metals, and feather beds.
Junk Beater
W111. 1311111
Write postal to 3 Rowan street
Phone 4-11. '
Rathskeller
bath Street.
Special. Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
NOTE—New anti-and; from £11
Bring your vulcanizin
Best work and chi-ape“
A full line of tires and tuba
hand all the time.
for and delivered.
burns“ clean and given
"In. South Dakota table was dolor.
ed on all railroad: and on devout
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Work 1111111
. ‘ of heat.
A Most. Satisfacto y
Norwalk Chronicler