Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 31, 1916 · page 8

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MONDAY, JAN. 3t, 1916

 

Window Draperies .

Silkolities and Cretones.

E. K. BANKS

Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.

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FEBRUARY

 

When times are prosperous

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13' taiiiuicnls devoted to thi- War ltelielt . .
' ’ - - ' 1 Li: A'kuii ti; hundreds ot
c 0r ecor S ‘f 15 the time to save. You \\'orl' being c‘trricd on in i‘iris midi-r1 -II~ ~I7IerI-I I' b \ i t . '
t . . . lp(l§Ullb .ilrcnd} Ild‘t lltt. .rotn [hill The largest and finest Selec.
. ' ' . the lillll>Il-Allit‘i'it:iill Wonh-ii's t‘iiris-‘ “Will‘s 1“ MSW" EWUN lulmbmmm ' -
cant save money in hald .0, “mp,“ m... a“Mind tor a pot t§ tion of Baby Carriages ever

NOW ON SALE AT times.

 

 

 

itilill oi {\otwulii woiitcn because (if from the \\'l‘:.'- ...ti tax in .tisas. II
DONNELLYS Now is the time to saveafew mm on; or illrt‘til'tlt‘tl liliI :‘iovt-s in in. 1’1"-"r"-'F“1. f‘)‘“{a‘fl A‘l'lg: in all the molar colors. nat-
- . . . t'tlii ll HVS it gills-W: .t ‘ i_ ‘ .‘
of those big round dollars. ‘tlllllliilll.’ lint-d \osts tor ;»t)Itllt‘i> in tho wink on in “my part Jr m”, up.“ ‘7‘ ural, grey, brown, oak and
VICTROLA pARLOR. . . ‘Iil‘llt’llt‘s. t‘oitniy. tit-insignia by llit‘ nilittl.‘ oi -, whtie enamel.
Save $5 now by buying one 'Iitc lIt‘:| of the st-Zitr oi cnnrmin 1“" 1“,“ “”1" ”"1 ‘1§"‘”."g,““”1"" . . .
m _‘I u I _m f moms to [to w \im on \'i'i Ii\ 'tlIlt' IIO “55““ Imm' I‘III . I ‘l t‘l ‘1I11‘11‘1'111y " The quahty lS unquestion-
Ar‘ 4 v .. ~ ' ' "‘ ‘ “"““- ‘ ' Istress 'Iltl t‘i'slivrl' L’ (”illiil‘i'ii‘llr 1‘
~ of our 1%-0 oteitoats or \I d _ ~
I' iiitlttll, i"t-hitiitri liilh, \\lII i..- u 1.12i\3-1D_)llhilhl“g 1;“. Hum” b 1. “.5 push able, as we Show only tllt-
i $14.85. 'tnr: oi II'llll‘ ltrt-itini-i.” :t lllti!'.lIlI_‘. ct today \\ltli twig—i . _ .1, famous BLOCK Carriages
. .. ._ y, Litrgt- uiiionnt- oi twining and sup .Mi ,
. who of Jon-i. .i...i in. I-ii-ili-..,’l”wh hum. M I “Wm... M ”h b and Go Carts and Sideway
Save $4 by buying one of 0111' |\\!till'll Ii) MN MW) Ih-ut'iiiol' 'l‘w‘ i huttilwr oi (‘tvtr’nwriw which is It‘dtl I. Carriages
- . ii:t_\ Iiit.~ lil't‘t‘ll hilt't’I'H-llllh fil'i‘ri‘IlIt'tI tor: the rt‘llt‘II IIHII‘ Hunt, and thcsi ?
v $13 suits for $10.85 'lll tht ll'l~lt'l \‘t i H t .1 “214”“ .m, }\\Ill be tiislrihti'i-d tinintvtiiitt-iy .lillilll.“ 1 GO CARTS from
‘ NWVWA ' I ‘ II I I' 'A ‘I' flood stit’l'crcrs '1'. it umpii tottitnunicit l

ltoheri Pollen, oi llriducport. was i.
visitor with friends iii this city on

[Rogers 8t Stevens

an about nonwux WING m

 

i run AMUSElitill martini ittit fl00ilS

A new and varied assortment .of‘ __ . ‘ "
Scrims in White Cream and Arab. ‘ 1 ”REE AREA
M d . “h d C I COMING SERIES OF ENTERTAIN- [ N
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a ”5 m ‘9 an ream ‘ MEMTS' (Continued From First Page.) | " 3 Sillres in one The Furnlllll'e
Dotted Swiss in many patterns, also __ 1 Slore 0' area"

 

 

all on one floor

Will Be Given at Hillside School in proaching flood stage, while in East-t“.
the area, Future. ern Kansas and Northeastern Okla"
boom the rising, streams, rain and
.slect have seriously damaged tele-
A series of thrce t-nicrtainmeiitsigmph and {9199110119 “up; and llerWllI
will be given iii the next tlireegraiiroad schedules into disorder. The
iitontlis iii the new gymnasium oi' Illt‘l IAuItI‘IIB‘ItIIShSItIJIbgldjrenisblllblrt' 33‘;
Hillside School. for which course)!“ feet above ”Hod stage with 8
tickets will be sold.
.intve the proceeds from those enter-

 

 

 

 

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Baby
Carriages

it is planned to: prospect of another its iiitii rise, Many
‘persims have been rescued trout their
‘liluroullf‘d homes lll that iictniiy

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1tutti Association. A part oi this work

icrnnient boat ti 113d ill rest-tic work iuI shawn

'itits already been called to thc :lIlt‘ll '11“. districts ”orphan-t ll) watt-rs «a;

 

$3.50 in $25.00
SULKIES from

jliw I'Lithviitui School and iliiiiu Iiuilum," hut. he”. ”ft .nd to mini dis

INN 1151B 'h't‘h RIH’ti twice during: thc Iillll point-5, and .is lit! riotis or no

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1 l.'I\I wititt'r llllIIi'l Ilitlxl .UH-h4ul pussithh- it I: Ittl‘t\ttl it upturn) o! 9,,
SHIIIIIIMI S II I I I II I i ' ‘i v . I "it ‘ll rid it ottt-t- ' ac I" $8.00
' ontl‘ Norwalk. Norwalk. :. \ ,. .. ,1 K. ,. ‘ in Ft llgcis t.in i. . . . .
__ - \- u.piti lll tlit (ll) til Huron lllt‘ 'l‘hc known “my“ I,“ “.113 today 1.

Repcutctl t-otiipliiiuts arc Iii-lug made

 

 

to policc headquarters concerning the " 5 sirli‘tI b.\ :t chorus ol‘ smut-is t‘ioin lllt“ “)il“ 13‘ I" 11'1" 1" 3.; 1“] Ni“:- 51‘?“
leaky condition or leaders on a build- “1"" (“1'0 stymour. “1 “HI dw 1 "11“”) “'1" “”1 “'ml” ”1" ”"N‘I‘HI ItIIIIIIVi IIIIIv ‘ItII \iI I'i" ‘IiIl‘l t'HN'dIlll'I I "‘
. ' . t ‘(‘(i\ din" trout LiIl ‘illflt‘l' oi , . .. I'I"1 “ " "- 'i ‘ N f" . . / °
Hit-Z on iron street. “m‘ I II ( r I I ”mm" 1“ “”“I“'-‘““1 ”1"““113 for 1119‘ r|':it‘lll' work ti..lit\ ’1!” intro ol .cr 1 OOPS (”e
_ pneumonia. «my .\ll". \\'i-.l has “in my) himlt Hm. “in" nhith h .5- t.. i it “it! Lin; lot A

Miss {\liiric t‘. Kcilh. of .\ltiplc street

 

. . .. . ~. - ' . . . of “car Atlllilrul l’uiidni. of inc l‘ti'
hits takcti ii position its tcitchcr iit Attorney lithe-innit I.|;.ll1. “1 ““‘11‘ putzttioii for rich and I)I‘illlllllil lllII'l‘~ -. . . . .. . 1 . . . . . .

. . . . , . t't'u' WWW hm. ‘---' ”(#11011 Iii-‘1 P l h Si. 0 Cedar Oil Mo and Polish ass own in icturc W‘
the Mount Vernon, .\'c\v York. [ugh ingion sti-ot-t. is a Visitor today mill't'litllt)“ of mun” . "bib! and N urn mumhm‘m “I“ be 1 0p M o ls 5 P h p th
school. having resigned from tho NOF'nitlgt‘Iit’ltl, on litlsllIEFh. I r“... mum” numb“, in I)”. mum» st'til‘ttlli today.- Tht- int-ti tit tin: l‘nit i Will unli- "u, large bottcl of Cedar Oil for Saturday only for $1.00
walk Ilillll 5011001 TECH"! 1 " " 1\\'lII hc giii-ii 'l‘iicsdiiv .‘tlitrch lilii "I‘ll I‘IIIIIN IIrIIII‘ ”'1‘1 1'1“" 111:3 i “Jul at“! ducal. “4

- - . . " “ ii it 31 iii-.t titiiiuwiit-i.-.t: out. . , . , _ _
__ \tettnt-sthu- win he (-rmnui Hut: 0! ;.i which Itllic \Ii‘ win w. norm”. 3.11.1,“:Hfium‘figiumngid _h ”H. mm, , _.' ”""° Dont fail to avail yourself of th's opportunity. The
l'lliUll WNW in NEW “3W“ (”0111“ (‘iindlciiiits liiiv Lincoln‘s Birthday n “mm". and “Mp-M. “I” \. . . y . p. . . ..... ., I . t u . v- , Moi-mun... _
“ ‘ .-‘ . - - . . «1“le on it i.t- titr suit, .t It on it. no i ‘
huted $5.01“). as did Bridgeport ““10” coittcs on the lith oi I"t*lil‘llill’_\". St. ' M5 wintt-r trip on H“. mm“ front \ir lit-on sent out to rt-scut- survivors and: 5-» b‘gge 3t fine“ mop ever 501d for $1.50, Saturday only $1.00
' ' ~' " -. .. . .. vI . . ‘ ‘r-ctvcrth-d-ui 1
men. to ”‘9 “'d M the ‘wam‘ and \“1“““”‘ ‘ 1’” “H“ “'1 1h" ”H" “utility. is :t ion ('It'\I'i' iind Ililt‘l’t‘s‘l‘l I I I . I thi- (tinnihcr (it: -

(1“f011d311‘5 1" ”I“ '10“? the following day. Tuesday, the firth.
is the :tuiiitersiity of tlic destruction
of the battleship Manic. 159x; Wash-

in the $30,000 damage suit hrouglll ingtoii‘s llirthiiiiy is Tuesday. the 22d.
by Miss Mary B. Fitch. of West street,

«this city. against it. P. licKlyn, of

Pine Point and New York. papers A

have just been

Court, Bridgeport.

llaiihtiry
suit.

 

'I‘litI :iniiuiii l‘cbruitr) sult- of tin-
.l. (‘ollitis t‘o. bcgiiis tomorrow and
\icinity and opportunity
(from to it) :tu per cent. oti their ptir-

Tlic final rchcariiai of tho IillK‘DlllIchusvs, Tm. firm coiers four cntirc
l‘ouncii. 0. U. A. M, iniiistrel troupe floors. and efforts the largest and most
was hold yestcmny afternoon in'the Icomplctc line of furniture. rugs and
hall on \\'tt‘siilntzton street. The per- limisefuriiishiups to be found in this
formant-e will be “put on" \‘i’ednooduy vicinity, and nil of standard quality.
and Thursday nights of this ncok. - See adv.

it is estimated that a littlcpvcr In .‘ipllt' of tho tint that Saturday
three million dollars werevtzttUfieled was Carnation ‘llil_\'. in contincitioriittoit
hr the Jewish nonpu- of this country of thi- birth or Prcsitlciit William Mc-

Tnesdity for thereiicf fund for ch- h'iiilcy. tlit-rt- were few, it any. citriiit».

Nil" tioiis worn by Xoi'witilicrs. The Car-
tuition Iltly ohscrvancc was originat-
ed by .Ioscph Adams. of Killallltllon,

Francis (tiillztiihcr has ttiitcn ii tins» .‘ilicii. who after the (It‘illll of McKin-
ltion its i‘ii‘ciniin on the New York, tcy‘ suggested that on each January

New II2l\Pll and Hartford Railroad: 210th every ono wcitri carnation. thc

having rcsignt-ti his plncc witii the 0. fin‘ol'llt‘ “ti“t'r

K. Scotti-Id grocery company, by whom ppm,

he was cmploycd for thrct- ycitrs.

ish “"rll' sufferers in Europe
walk contributed about Slfilllt.

 

.l. Hill. of West
yotcd :tuitinst tltc

t‘ongrcssiintn l-I.
Michitcl Monahim. of Myrtle street, avenue, this city,
this city. cditor and ptiblisiicr of "Tlici uncalled ruriil post roads bill, which
l'hPOHIX." hil‘c‘ Rn MUN“ 1“ ”IP- ‘1"¢‘ll' hits just passed the House, after cott-
"Hill'." “NW 0" ”'I‘IN‘ POWIIVI (‘imf‘m'll‘ sidcrnbic tlchiitc, Under the new bill
lll‘s'I "Ft‘tlllk Harris: HIS Ilook." Th9 (‘oititcctittit which spout $11,934,176
ilrlit‘lt‘ ir‘ HI! interesting "“iPW “1 MEI on roads. will rcccive as it federal up
Hurrir‘~ 'i‘umvmtmruri’ I‘oumitsif . propriiiiion btit seasons. while the
I\ stiitc of (it-orgia, which last year did

—A "N“ record by ”‘9 “CK” 0" not spcnd a cent. will rcccivc under
clit‘atrit, ‘\\'intcrtiinc Waltz.” one of H", luw ,tltii). or approximately

 

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‘1‘" ”“51 "WI- “k '0 hm” 1‘ "1 D91" llll‘t't“ times its much as Connecticut. play. the rcsult being "The liitiOccnceIcondition in which it was shipped. I WINS.
Itell.‘"- \'ictroln 1'3”“ I.'l‘hc joker in the bill lies in the phraseiot‘ Ruth." Little need be said of Mary Thcre will be a willingness of all HEADQUARTERS FOR GASI I
M '1wiiich permits the buildihi: 0f TOMS I Pickford who appears tomorrow in the times to make it division of tho sum-i RANGES, $11.00 to $48-00. I
”“Vhi‘” 3'0“ ”1'“ 1" ”’"m‘l'yIS Vi‘" used for rural delivery. 01‘ thnscI‘Filrlllflus Players feature release "The pie. Self LI hting Burners. Se“

trohi Pitrior ask about the easy terms
(in \‘trirolns. this will he sure to 'stir-
'l‘hcrc is no waiting to hear

which "might" be used for this pur-

D050.

prist» .ou ___—_—

filed in ”19 SUl‘tN'iOI' ottcrs to the peoph- of Norwitik. and
of saving,

of thc slnin suite».

 

iwudcr, .\It.s. III‘II'll \\'t-i‘i. will be its‘ismmt :[l :14. ' he twining ill flood,‘

 

Specialize in Furnishing lloiiies Complete

in Greater Norwalk

from $10.50 to $35.00.

 

 

TRUE TO ITS NAME.

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two dillfi uuticr thi- tu-rsoiiitl tiircction 1.;

iiu tho school and hit» it nutiouiil rc

 

Cedar Oil

 

 

itcports niiidc to
in: spcitltcr who hits truiclt-tl llll‘Ulllzll;(‘tlnlllli‘rt‘i‘ rciit-t' t'tilllltliilt‘t' >llti“~i
Iiiiost of llic totiiitiics of tho world,’ 3.000 persons ncrc imdc llitlllt‘ll'>fi in}1
min Iiicgo County. I

Telephone itdiit-cs todtt) from (‘uyii '
mum Lake. whort- it \\.t> rcportcd lust
nit-hi tho diim \\'I‘lti out, Slhlt‘ that thi-
ilyltc is .utt‘e and that unit-sit t'iii'tlicr‘
heavy rains occtir tuc \itllt-y below ii
is in no tiitngcr. [

With the safety 01' the great .‘llll'9ll1‘
dam confirmed and the escape of;

watt-r from it liri'illi iii tlit- slut-oi i
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’t
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‘t'tillllilllllll: it “funny gift with an tin | i
.tisuiti tiptittidc for Rt‘lillll: into viii-it I

in: Ill't‘tll(‘illllt‘lll>.

 

Ills stories of his

 

Hotels are nlwiiys worth hcitrittg.
‘ The third number of tho scrics will
M ii concert to bo- ):I\(‘ll itbout tiic
uiitItIIc of April by in: Leslie iimtg-I

port, it piitnlst. who hitti iii the pust'

 

Sterling Furniture Company

127-129-131 Washington Si.

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PHONE 105 St). Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

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wutcr dam tll‘l‘l‘l‘iialllK. nuthuriihs iin‘ . ‘ ,,*,,__.__~_ ,, ___ __ ‘
{cw )(‘ltl‘S won priiist- from the critics chm- the city has enough water storco be free from William A. Whitney of
and who has been especially cont-1m “11’1“."“"“N‘Jr1""“““""'-‘"> Iliridgcport. “9367110“ March 6. 1911

.‘i ‘ I ‘ " .. .
mIIIIdM for m" rcntlcrlng of IIhomuI \1ill\i)I'II(Iiliri\iIliIc:“ttIidItvIIaantIxIItlciltl'ltiiiilIItIm" I“ alleged. The couple were married
and also for his llllt'l‘lil’t‘litlli)" of out" in‘yhlndfi (it"lntiiauupolis in "ignonwi-SOPL 13: 1905-
.Ptmcrit-itn composer, McDowell "Mine. lO'WflHIIIIKS lent out Ml" midnight ”5‘1

'Wlilt'll is thrciitcning to II’lIVi‘ its

W“ gbanks iit scvornl points licrc after me
:acssiug thorough niiisiciiiiiship, pot-ti'y.‘ ing it” day yestcrduy with most iIii
:l'lliil'lll and iiidi\idtmlity. IDl’t‘t‘t‘difllil‘J rapidity “tumult:
Thc Ilillsldc School iccls that inf”h “I mm
‘hritiuini: tiicso t-ntcrtiiinini-nts to the AS TO TAKING SAMPLES 0; 0y,
1city it adds to the intellectual life of STERS.
IIIII MIIIIIIUIIII‘V I” WM] ”5 I“ H“ “Mb The following communication under.
date of Jun. H. lttlt‘i. was received by2
William H IKIlIan. president of the
Oyster Growers and Dcitlcrs‘ AssOt-in-
‘tion of North America, outlining the:
policy of the Department of Agrlciil-l
turo relative to the seizing of oysters 1
or taking samples thereof:

“As far its my observations go. the.
Department, in the investigation of.
interstate shipments of oystcrs or any
other products. has no concern other,
than to collect a sample which iii i'aii'l
in evcry respect and which can be
without question identified as the pro-I
duct shipped by it particular consigw'
or, and its for as possible the some

a. pianist of the lllullt‘sl ability.

I 1896.

 

-—Advertise in The Sentinel.

 

 

nit-tubers. :titd,lakt-s picnsurc iii pro-
tsciitinu Ill" group to the (‘lII/t'll'x‘ ol
‘Norwnlk.

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BIG FEATURE PICTURES.

I The Regent‘s supremo motion pic-
ture policy is in force with all powcr
this week as may be noted from the;
;hlgh class pliiys which are booked for
jitpponrniice at the theatre. Today
I\'iolu Ilntiu is slurred iii the liicinc
presentation "of tho, big play “ The ln-‘
_noccncc of Ruth" which ht offered in
five parts. Viola linnii was recently
the loud iii “Children of Eve" and licr
appearance at once called for “Hollie!“

 

.Fouiidiiitg." This screen star will be
Int her best iii this play which takes
Ilici‘ hack to ii role iii which she has

“You understand that in ii territory
such as the. District of Columbia sale
by retailer constitutes an offense on

our stock efore buying.
Gan Hot Water Heaters . . $11.00
Eddy Refrigerators.

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lda 8nyetta Bender of ~Brldtteporl i‘ spoonful of sugar. half a cnpfnl of “I this e‘Iwmg'II
:TPWW.“ammo says of mm ”n“ he i__..poliuo patrols “huts WNW RN“!- liai-i also brought it divorce action warm milk. add a tnbleopoonful of
against Albert Bender of Philadelpliitt.'nielted butter and a few drops of leu- onoe stopped to say thank you and
'Sho claims dcsortion October 13. 191i. on extract. Bake in buttered mummy the time i had done so i found
twp The marriage took pint-c November 5, in a hot oven for 20 minutes. Senevtml. another woman had the scitt."——
‘buttered anti sprinkled with sugar.

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i “I noticed," snid the husband,
i‘you didn't say ‘thitnlt you' to the
Juan who gore you his seat in the

 
 
 
 
 

italian Pancakes.

Beat well together two eggs, it quite-
tor of a cupful of flour, one table-

“No.” replied the wife; "you see, I

I'l'opelm Journal.

Martha Washington
Bungalow Aprons

In Colonial days the President's wife and crew Iadv wore
her (ringham or I’crcaloApron while engaged in the duties
ot the household. But in these days Milndv rcttiiircs

“A Bungalow Apron”

IIic Aprons are made fulllenth anti cxtra wide, from the
ncwcst titiighams, Chambrays and l‘ci‘calcs, nII fast

 

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“word" 1‘” "1“"? M“ ""0 Dcmonstratx This it \\’llilIIlll(‘. Iiridllf‘llorl Stand» scored her biggest sltcct'ssi‘s. On der the Federal law, and it is true
1“; ”5“""111‘1‘0M Rooms ‘0 “5“ “"d a. ard said Saturday concerning liic1\\‘odiiesdity. Norwalk‘s star, Edmundthat hi this city it great many sntn-iJ &H t hkl . I
””1“” ”mindm" for this demmmllnj KHIIZ‘PRIHWI‘ M‘l’ilp in ”ii!“ I‘ll)? “1 . Brccc. will be offered in the Metro pies haio been obtained front retailers} Olles 0 C Sb .
_—""' Which the local boy didn't do 3 ”lmgifi‘lliul‘t‘. "The Lure of the Heart's which resulted in it citation of them. . x., w‘“ St. Norwalk. Cong; v —‘ ‘ :=
.,_..\i..»)rr Il-I‘LRJIIG word that menus but soundly trounce the Bridgeport 'Dcsirc." For first class featuring the; ‘ (Signed) "W. G. Campbelb e2: . ,. .
”W “"1” 10‘1“" 1“” recciicd :1 Victor Ind: “But Palmer. the local light- Metro company cannot be beat and in1 "(‘hief. Eastern District." ' ’“d éi’ 3-. ,_ ‘ ' . . . ‘ . ‘ . ..
“060“! of this popular "“Ohg 3‘ m3": weight. and Hauling Kunz. went team”s attraction, Mr. 81.00.30 repeats the1 _______ ' ”Ilsa if v . . w: to».

 

item‘s Vivtmht Parlorv 00"“ la“ 1“. rounds to a dmw in Norwalk lasttsuccoss which he made in the “Shoot- BRIDGEPORT WOMEN ASK Di-1

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_hear "' g i night. “0”! ”05's we“? in good “MW ‘ ing of Dan McGrew." “The 'Song of the} VORCE DEGREES. Zfi .. _ >
‘ ‘ . . ' 5 and they fought fast from start t0_\\'ngo Slave" and a number of other; Ruth 1.). Adams \\'hituey of Bridge. 5‘.
WWW lime. residing In the lwlii‘ifiiiisli. There were a number Ol'Mctro plays. The coming features in-' port filed divorce proceedings In the' i'fi

borhood oi‘ Fort street and Edlie info-1 Bridgeport sports present and they en'vclude “The F
line. will have their pleasures wiflleoycd the mill. The ring which was
air-rifles t“Ul‘bcd by the police. cog‘nsed was a small one and'tliis handl-
Dlainls hate been made to lieadqu ‘Icflppetl Palmer. who does considera-
ters.and Officer John Roberts will coy-2mg footwork in a bout. it is quite

‘ fer with the parents of the lads C091Iprnh'ible the two will be romaiched
coming the matter. " .in the near future."

amily Stain." “The T0“ superior court this morning asking to
ones of Men" and Marguerite Clark1
in ”Mice and Men."

John MC Cormack
TheCelebrated
7772911 727107"

Twelve years ago a poor ladl
To—day he makes more money
than any singer living. Read his
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SEAT SALE LARGE.

The advance sale of seats for the
presentation of Henry Miller and
Ruth (‘hntterton and star cast in
"‘liaddy Long Legs," at the Regent
theatre. Thursday. opened Sittuiday
.nnd records for first day sales were
Ibrolicii. There are a number of good
seats still left. but it behooves tnose
who wish 10 see the play to secure

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The receptacles that irold your private papers—

NEW IDEAS.

 

that are as old as art itself are re
flected in many of the attractive mod-
els we are showing in

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pigeon holes. desk drawers: filing cases, iron 33f”... tickets at once. Because of the heavy I Reproduction: of famous old styles I723 ‘3
, are they absolute protecno'n' against a destructive. “k" 225 "rush" "3'“ W1" be '9' :I are much favored just now. but we 0 o o ’
melting fire? served. the sale beginnlnit today at I QUALIFICATIONS 7 ; are also showing tho very boat of h lctonal REVIEW ti. 4
. COMB}: the ton and inconvenience it may save mum Mm um" um ' “ml” A FEW uou'ri-io . °"‘"‘°"“' “"“nm "‘ d" «s I
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