Evening sentinel, Monday, April 10, 1916 · page 8

 
 

 

B. K. BAyKS

“6km flout Black.
South Hamil.

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See the Display 0f

EASTER CARDS AND

 

NOVELTIES AT

DONNELLY 'S

STATIONERY STORE

16 South Main Street.

Bill NEWS

There were a large number (if local
jonrlirycd
Standout, wilt-re they a'tcndcd
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peopl- 'who )'t’>lt'.ll8_\ to
the
t‘oiifcl‘vni‘t.

’i‘liv imal I'Ullrls \\.'T-' well
sentwi at the state (onferonce of file
Daughters of (‘astiic llt'ltl )“dt'ldcij‘
afternoon iii Stamford ‘

rm 'e-

lh‘iwpalt .x to the Iiopubhcan Nation
at Ht~l\t'll‘ittil are to be named at the
State convention \tl.iih opt-its lilillll!
r'r» ' Hartford 4

It is likely that local schools will
Ullst'rl't‘. with suitable i'l'ilgriiiltb tilior
and llird llay. which is to be colt-brat
ed in (‘onnccticiit on April 28
of
of Columbus

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ititi'iioii at lllt‘ .

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Kli“;'.lls

Northilh
attended t‘oiti

ltlh’l‘ boil) South

30 o‘« lock rum» in St

Jon-tbs" tlllll'l'll. _\'e~tt‘r'tla.\' morniu:

.\' rltnp illo' celebration will b.- 'I' lll

tumuitt ill I“ iloug‘fls Fowler t} A

ll. i'ost rooms. on Washington street.

in o'i-er .Iit’t‘ lll’ llll‘ alll‘itllltlt'l' it!
—. Guilt-Ml llttlwli l1 inf

Tim stander suit of Decker vsileib.
local oystcrriicn, will be and! a bear-
iua in the Superior (‘ourt on Thurs-
day or this week. Attorney .iolm I.

t‘iitu-n. of this city. represets the plalit- ‘

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"'lw-t'e lt-ti t‘lie l"t t on blcwll mi

in: on the sidi-walks lot". l-‘airlicld an»

 

mm This was the ruling i~sucd from

police headquarters rink l!lt)l'llll...n (ll'
fenders hereafter will be placed
I der arrest and brought into court to
answer charm-s.

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a. ‘ seiutoi of that city v.ill submit to 'lli‘
d5; “it.“d 0f i'idlit‘uiltm :t \vidt‘l) t'i!‘ctil::l
r“ f we". petition asking for shtil'li'llt‘il
. lint:x of attendance The pupils are
‘ Y‘Ui‘. in session from \‘ {to o‘tlock ill
5’3 f ill“ tz‘oriiiii: iititil'll o’clotk in the ai‘
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in i i, and curtain clwnucs iii \‘ttll'lh'lllpi

'tl‘lt tor a l . per cent il‘t lt‘:l\"'

(‘0lltll'i()ll.\' male b: the lli'o'hwrhood
oi' iloilwa} t‘lciks. has been rejected
l" t" ‘ New Haven railroad, according
to stir i'illt‘lth made yesterday. It
company offer a 5 per cent.
Local clerks are affected.

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At a meeting of the Connecticut A9-
Hitch-Fun for the Blind. in New HaVen.
Salami-«y. the matter of free passes for
blind :icopie on he railroad trains and
trolleys “as cons’idcred. The privil-

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was taken away six years ago. and the
association would like to have it re-

' stewed.
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PICTURES.

. Have your films fiizflbed here.
. ,Sliilson-Pow ll-Corpo . .
' PRESCRIPTION DRUGGICT‘

32 Washington ltrsat
Booth Not-walk.

cons. |

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draw money out of the bank to
before doing it-ethat’s why it it

- pleasures. ‘

Your dollars deposited hart
-- temptations to spend wastefull'.
safeguard the wise Judgement )f

;Solltll Norwalk Savings‘ Beak

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it "A Man [in "T
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pocket or at home—it is a mutant temptation

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Today—Big Men—Attention. 1

You can't lose any money

here as your cash is only on

‘itinain ltlt‘llilflt'd snub "'iiie Lillie by Loew- (. . _ awes, ton .. > . ‘
.Mmihmw and ”w. m“ a“, M. H“ h (H CO e ‘ 0 ‘0 l“ 'l _ The. north switch at Jericho sat
H". wusmflame number Mm ha“. “ ing wiiwre illv‘t‘flglllfi was derailed ix
.lm-n utidt-d to her following during The fire! or the inim- 1.01.,» was on a curte. 1hr f‘HKtlh‘l‘l' Hairs illiil
.ati- .st'tlotllla. no doubt hall with pleas cit-tie oti Jul.» :1. tail. in. Montague Just bt‘lort‘ rcachirig :' lit' notiud n-
.m- tar opportunity ol seeing her in k ‘ulllel, to u... ordcr in Haste, \(1!] was apparently half-thrown Th? all
.i ~t. hcr inosl instituting roles. “.41 (.0. hit for 317“". Ph)'i"‘l” ‘htraltcs-were iiiiiitcdlatciy applied, but
"i‘m- Little Minister" is in four . ‘ ‘ lc distance was too short to mold

.Lt dill} the M'tllt‘; it opens in I“ ”0 "mun” from d‘--‘ 'lla noe derailment
lull? llll' t’llditrfir‘mt‘lll of I? if Lovet "Passengers on truth i233 north oi

deposit till you are sure
you‘re satisfied with your
purchase.

Now with this clearly in your
mind we‘d like to show you
our special patterns for big
men.

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'lhe best ever in a suit at
$15 to $25.

Today our $20 suits are hav-
Over-

ing a dress parade.

coats Si 5 up.

Rogers 81 Stevens

Open Monday Evenings Un—
til 9 o'clock.

South Norwaik Nor-walk

 

.tt.d.:t‘ John H LIEU, Ill \Vaslall;

tl.'. sllm'i, l» .. \lfiilul‘ liliiil) Ill 5v“
‘vttii. t ill on business

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,\ .lwllli :wtml auto (ultimo, .‘tJllll‘

r‘,_\ o.i lltc lid 7 Stilt. \\l"‘| a \\'aiii

l'lit’i\ dcliteii “Mi-lift" ilolh clirs

.. {atria cd to :aouu- P\lt‘lll. but no.

oia- \\ as li‘llllt‘d.

lil‘ sure to see lloiinelly's display of
liastcr cards and novelties. All stints in
l ib‘iits. chickens. ducks, ctc. Alto: the
line of engraved cards in the
in South iliiiti‘strect.

boat
city

F. C. S373 and R. F3. Alien. insole
tot-s from the wistchi .Accuinulation
t‘onl‘crcnce of New York. \\ ho Saturday
in this vicinity looking Into
freight conditions both from the rail-
roads! and manufacturer's standpoint.
have returned to New York with much
interesting information of conditions
here.

l\ t'l‘i‘

it the ('(lllH'illlttll
of lllf' (lyslnt' tlrowcrs' and Healers"
.\.-<oci:-tion. oi North America, to be
llt'ltl in Atlantic l‘iti. N. .l.. during
May. will be a recordvhrcaker in the
way of tarnishing material for
thought and study for the oysternien.

lanai litt'llll)t‘l‘< of the trade will be in

is upwind that

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The fir~i meeting of Cl‘t'tllltll'fi oi the“
liankiiipt csl:‘.ti‘ of Arthur W. llcnc-
dict. Flax llill road plumber.
ht id Saturday itiorniniz. before lict‘er-
it) John W. hanks. when Jesse ’i‘. Ditti-

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bar, local attorney. was appointed
trustcln .\ir. Benedict's. assets are‘
Slim. while the liabilitiw are $13

:lltvi lib.

Miss Monica’ltyan. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. ll. limit. of lt‘airficid ave
tine. Wu“ llllf'l‘llt‘tl upon for appendici-
tis at the Norwalk Hospital. Satur-
lieports at the hospital today in-

t‘:tt.

ll d-“l i V . ‘ ‘. ‘ 2 . '5.‘ ‘l ‘i .‘ F l ' . .
g i 0 rs ei on one fare on the road tilt'litd thit \IN R} m w i~ rc ting:the “on, of her m." She recounts!

\cr; toiufortably.

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Howard Ward. of New Canaan. who.

on Friday evening. March 313i. fani

down the traffic dummy at the corn-l
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We carry a full line of photo-Supplies. 9"- Of “'3“ and River streets. ‘DDMT'I Then it is site finds a home with that

ed Saturday before Judge Lockwood,
in the uptown court. After payingr fry?
the damages which were. done to the.
dummy, Ward was dismissed with his‘
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spend foolishly, he will think twice
better not to carry money in the

‘0 FIRM idle

are, not only safe from personal

_man_t people the actress will always

chain 1. and announcing herself as ._ ~ ‘
it... u.l~- of iio- minister is allowed for 32.418 and it was payable to ”l“ “”iduc“"““3h ”MANN-“'3” it!”
"it c i'alic through tile llilt‘e. lit lilt‘ ”3W9: \‘Ull ”iii (in one ulUillll “f It“. l'tixlllt’t‘r.l H Hilllllt't-i ;
~'tt".4l att Lady liabbie and the ' l .. Spectacular Wreck. |
puppt.‘ "mu. m u ”pm... and 0..., ‘9" date : lllt' wreck wasuone . of the mos.
,“ in. I‘ll» H". “mh ”M, I“. is I“ bubsi-quenily the Halfi>. ion (.al siwctucular seen in this part of the
.lilic \ii'h h:r. hating no notion that W). tllrncd 0\t'r two (if the notes l0 Sim“ “i 8 long period. How the pan

"illitoul

. t|.i. to loiiou her. and the old citicr~

iiiiiltlstcr ilt' kept to his aiknuwli-dm‘

llH'DliH" "llcr tlrcat l’rice." “i” are [inhibiting this interesting letter

‘ 'l‘iliaferro recently quit the stellar with the hope that some of our custom l CONVENTION.

role in "The New llcnrieitu" the hill" N‘s will try \‘inol and get the same Sttl'Tll yummy-351*“. Conn. Apr”
cessfiil stage production to begin happy result that Mi” ““2 did. lit—The official call for the Connecti-
‘r'ork on “llcr tlrcat Price" and othc:

lever shown on the screen.

lthi- Trinity.

from Europe, enters the studio

i’ iii A ntsi

on . .
Motion of Nan-a vast Gal Against D.

mas Maude Adams In “The Little; E. ”I ‘ Cs battled.
Ilnlmr.” l “new” m ‘ (en 0‘
It will be as Lady Babble in J. My 911' c0“ . 5°“ .
Barrie's comedy, “The Little Minus- 90‘3”“ NW D. L Loewe a‘
.e-r." th. )4 ace Adams will be suinfl‘c” and Iichael T. tut‘ of Danbury.
at i..~ Regent theatre on ni‘bt only. ‘ mph-e, in bankruptcy tor the Hawus'
“Wed April 19 The role is one m_‘. r ‘
\Hllth Miss Adams scored a moi-t dis» 0 G“ CO" the “V" action brought was running at a speed of about is
iuci and lasting success. while the ‘ by u" 0" ‘3 ”00170! new“! WW miles an hour. and after the derail
play itself will always be acknowledg. & 00.. to recover the face value of 3 meat the engine ran a ‘mance of
ed as the most attractive comedy oi notes amounting to 9705i, "a“. been a‘bOu'tMtw feet, the engine 30mg noon
the period in which it was first mime “man.” TWO of q]. v‘ure‘ notes the “k is m: ‘9“ fl“. lhe PI!
known. it was as Lady Babble that b'ld been mad: b M “r u & “m“ gaze car low at. resting at righr
Miss Adams made her debut as a star ( 7 on “w“ ’ . angles with track and partly down the
and entered 0“ a “m” that has no a nutty hat manufacturznv concern oi bank. the two following coaches do
you Gal (‘0? and had been gnaw-gm railed on the main track leaning over

New York, and Baltinzor“. to llawes.

 

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arallel on the American stage. To ‘
p to the east side. .llcar coach and
rear baggage oar remained on track.

 

 

 

(urinal Wood. wlicrc the little Ullliln

.u'l lin‘tl‘ lidllbl" wiio in tll't‘hat’d as a o to. The sunnd no‘ was giicn iti Waterbury l"'l’t‘ HI“ ‘DPUM ”UH! “"1 I
.L'li‘.‘ Tin soldiers “W coming 1” ’1”) ”I." and ”s H ” taitlt‘ “A: ’2‘ vcrllury to “tidy. port, and .i bpb‘tlli.
and Babble tiip of tin Ansonio train made thi

suppress some Sil‘lkt‘l‘n
indium lllt' llllflillt‘l to blow the horn
-\llltil is to arouse the town \i'lii-n
‘lll' lvvi cunts comi- .‘llt‘ is bonded and

at“ This note was to" NH}. Liy> and

like the first was endormd ‘ty Loewe .ii
The .\:|,;ti.~t iii,

connection for the Nev. llama pcopw l

".lu. train was ill‘illt' up oi baggufzt l
ctr tin-ad til-l) one smoker, thre- ‘
coat-he . one bani-{duc- (or (rear t‘ll‘ll

i‘o third note “'1

lttll‘i. was made by it, If Lot-we & (‘o,.'

singers could hau- l-stapcti with ”11'
llllllt injuries they sustained aftc.‘
the Irianner in width the cars were
strewn about was coiistdcred iiiariel
oils by the spectators 1

The engine itit‘l piougued a tier-p
furrow down the :ide of the clubank f

‘ht' iliiila’illrl‘ ill i‘ld Lord
'lht- sUt't‘t-cdlng scene find)
.‘w Minister neglecting player ltit-i-t

the Permian l’ananta llat company,
of New York city. to diet'hal’flt‘ obliga-
tions to tliai concern. When the
llawes, you Gal (‘0. went into receiv-
t‘l‘rlllp the receiier was forced to pay
diiidciids amounting to i..".:lt.l.'tti upon

ll' is

o: illt‘ rhuicli sure at. lltilri owr hit:
ll‘l.llll.llltlll for the girl

'll:c .iilrd “mi is laid in Lord liltl‘

 

lllvili and \‘IIS sunk deep in the suit
Mill Ii lay partly on its righ' Sltl'
and the floor of tln- ml) was. well be
low the earth 'l‘liv trndcr was sprunxi
but had not crowded forward into in"i
t‘lt);-llt‘t‘l"S lab. to Wllith in due lllt

.oul'~ t‘ileilt' 'l‘ucrc the minister
l‘.tf‘l.~ of La i)’ llabbic's identity. The
llil'lt'ltill lit‘Kllll lll .i spirit of tiiii b)
tic young lady t'lliln with llI‘l‘ finding
iiwrwlt‘ in low, bin her father ()lljl‘t‘ls

the notes made over to the Permian
It was t'lttllllt'd alto-ii the
~uit~ were brought that Haw”. i-on
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l'anatita (‘o

'o llll‘ lll'rlit‘ll In Scotland “lll'll at or ill‘lland\ on iiieue notow ‘ f 'l it n l ‘ l .
. . .. . .. . . . ‘ . ,. . c r. N o . lt‘ t~- I: u \\ io Lit no!
u i.l t‘lhlltl\\llllb|§ a woman as will H“. Wm)" oi the ”mum”. “qr. l”Ml. ”I“ [ah um“ ran”- it". Ham 4
\ ls. l. . ' ~t- , . . . . ~ ,
l i um .. a .1. ill: mini «r did not lllllllt' pull)“- ploperiy of l) l'. n“, Dammit" mm.“ w.“ thrown ‘ m“:

lit‘litlt- lllt‘ soldiers in t‘addani Wood
Lady llabbit- nindc hcr escape.

.1 legal tiiai'iiauc The young
ladyfieariiing oi this lllnlh‘i.‘ that the

off its trucks at right angles to the;
track In s‘dc the baggage lay in.
jumldcd mass. but ilic car, itself wa,»
not damaged to any g't‘ut PIlt‘lll Tit--
iwit [lHRM'llgt‘l' crtachI-s to the rearl
had buckii d and slid off their trucks i
The rear of the first and the front oil
the second bad Jumped off the track.
formiug a sharp angle 1

Lot-tie (a t'o . on ltow streut. ltanhury.
and hi it E Loewe m Lot-Vic & (‘0.
on liver llill avenue, llanbiiry, was at-
ui-ie brought

it .lfili

’lt‘l‘t

lfltllt’tl when the suih

, a t i r I A V . .
n.» n, . in lllt last all lht cutting ' Thesi- attacbiiients w.” now “0 “4””
lliiilRill about Ill Mr Harries usually 1
happy and Mtllh'liit‘ltlr)‘ manner H t

‘lliww is a vu-altb oi t‘ttlllt‘tl} in tin ""

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pin) and its cliaiactcr sketches are ,\ it Malkin. the “p town pomp-41 for “V ' f ) t l 1 h ,f

capitalli drawn It is -~ouicili‘lu.: MM ‘uiiider. has been awarded the m” ‘- d") U l 1? Nb 3‘ int Itn sprung.

\ioi‘h while to Intuit lam thump. t f II It at” t the (‘tiils from their fastenings and most of they
I . ‘ ' trur s or I‘ a er ions ii ' - . . . .

tier portrait bt‘ltillua in tlic gallt‘l) ‘ “lllflnktl were byukpn The twr ‘

iian Science Home in West avenut'.
lor the building of a house for llarr)
'l-Iarlc and Franklin Bishop, in \\‘ile.'
and for alterations at the home of F.
F. Wilcox of Arch street. The work“
on the (‘hristian Science Home. in
West avenue. \\ ill be startcd some tlma

coaches in the rear of these bad letti

.- ' lit-mi ‘liisii

M “ liKllilul "m m ”r a ‘ I l the track but remained wholly on the:
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ii-iiselr human and cort~isicnl as well
.is' original
'lne play is liatidroinely staged and
a number of wcll known players Will
be (until in Miss .‘uiunis‘ support.
The seats for this peri'orinaiico will

ciiihaiikment. .

For a distance of several hundred
feet the siding was a mass of splint
cred ties and twisted iron. The niaint
track was not damaged much as the
train plunged off it at an angle. Oniyi

 

 

 

:t:)\"‘l‘lni“‘.“l_‘ ”Md-‘- “l'r” 1““ "‘ u“ ”m witch. . one rail bad to be replaced on lllt't
. main line. though many of the tics‘

R g t Th atre _,._..__ __ had to be removed. 1

e en .. e . ‘ The track was opened for traffic"

‘ “iii-r Great Price . lili’dt'ititlh‘ him | SCHOOL TEACHER. ‘Iiite 'n the afternoon. l‘ussengers on'
tor iodiy at tho liege!” 'ilti‘alt’i'. \nr train 123:» north of Waterbury wercL
.iaik. has one of the tiltlllilt't" and ‘ _ N H not special from \l’atcrbury to
llllle' fascinating stars. and who pci- ARICMIC, Rundown. "V0“. °W ”flagplx," and a Kllt‘t'lfll trip of mni

' She Recovered.

There are so many cases like this
right time in South Norwaik that \\'.I

hope is best known 'or her ltewitch-
trig performance in "l’oliy of the
t‘ircus" llllikl'.‘ her how to the Metro
audiences iii the new five part wou-

~Ansonia train made the connection.
for the New Haven people.

PROHIBITIONS TO HOLD STATE

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t Key West. Fla-“l am is teacher
and became anaemic. nervous, run’
down. no energy or desire to do any
tltitur. i could not sleep and had that
languid. nervous feeling that made me
a burden to myself. i had taken var-

cut Prohibition contention at llnrt-l
ford. May l7 and 18. was sent out to-l
d'l)‘ by E. L. G. Hohentliai. the state!
chairman. The total number of dole-i
gates provided for is 309, and their
names with alternatos‘ names are to.

Metro “'oiiderpiays under the direc»
tioii of the Rolfe Photoplays inc, ller
addition to the notable list of stars
already aervinu under the Metro's
banner and her appearance in tho
.’orthct.)niiug elaborate screen produc-
tion will be a source of satisfaction

m photoplaycrs everywhere. ions ionics without benefit i heard of be on file at headquarters by April 25‘
'lho <tory of “Her tlrcat Price" is \'inol and tricd it. Soon 1 had it K000 The object of the convention is toi

chose fourteen delegates and their al-l
termites to the national couvention'toi
be held at St. Paul. Minn. on July 19.:
to elect a state committee. 0 nominate!
presidential electors. and to nominate
candidates for United States sermon;
governor and other state officers. l

The notice to members of the party!
says: “This call is isSued at a time
when the alcoholic drink problem.
challenges the attention of the entirei

world." i

appetite, could sleep all night and it
built me up so i have tlic ambition
to do any kind of work." Mary L.
Baez. Key West. Fla.

The reason \‘inol was so successful
in this case is because it is a consti-
tutional remedy that goes to the seat
of trouble. The peptonate of two tong
tnined in \tinol enriches and revital—
izea the blood. while the strengthen
iniz. tissueiiuilding. properties of the

one of the most interesting novelties
lt deal:
with Aunt-s lumber: a niotlicrlcss
wait of the slums; who becomes the
ward of a trio of struggling artists in
\‘ew York t‘ity's Bohemia. known as
They are attracted to
‘lie utrl waif because of her simpiin
ity and her faculty for weaving ro~
nuances of a highly colored character.
’l‘licy induce her to cast her lot with
them and take tip abort story writing.
Agnes is alure and at the height
of it Sew“tf'car'areleliratilon dctcides to extractives of cods' livers and beef
"ill er e. Ste 9 a mill 0 carry .
out this purpose when Tom Leighton, peptone Md m building up the tired,
.’l wiuiltliy sculptor, who has "grub overworked. run-down system.
saiked” “The Trinity" 01 numerous! 'For sale by Frank H. Baxter. druz-

occasRins. and \\ ho has just returnedigist, South Norwalk:
ant '
thwarts the girl. llc wriiigs from her i1”- .

 

Commencing with this evening thei
Rogers & Stevens stores will be Openi
every Monday evening until 9 o’clock.’

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EASTER POSTCARDS

6. for SC l
Others at 5c and 10c Each

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how :iftcr being cast adrift from a;
squalid home. she is adopted by a.
wealthy woman. She remains there;
until the daughter of the house b0‘_
comes jealous of her and again she
is cast out in the heartless world.

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artists. _ l Rr'g‘fl'efmfln Bros 6 Corr ,. L...
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bargaiu with the girl. He agrees toi
advance her 330,000 and insure her;
life in liis favor for that amount. if;
at the end of a year she is still a;
failure she can carry out her originali
design of selfdestructlon. in true:
aportive Spirit she accepts. How they 3'
fall in love with each other and how]
“develops that he engaged to thct
girl responsible for‘ Aznes’s payer-ta.
forms a dramatic story worthy of 0.'
Henry. ‘
The climax and anti—climax are
decidedly unusual. no hint being given
of the final denouncement throughout
the‘ thrilling scenes of the plot's de-
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Whether YOu Have One Dollar.

or one thousand dollar! to invest la furniture. you will get better i
value Km. dollar for dollar, than in any other Not-walk shop.
This applies to furniture for every room in the bout.

ll‘wo big. beautifully lighted floors are filled with NEW FURNL
TUBE that Is waiting forlyoar inspection. ’

RAYMOND 85 SON

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advanced features. It is the (I: range that burns coal 200!
n bakes. broils. masts. and coats; with coal. It does the
same with gas. giving gas can“ is summer. and
coal comforts when the weather turn alder.

It has a new automatic safety shsnper that eliminates
ail-danger from escaping gas.

The new way to broil in the cm with gas is an exclu-
sive feature. Both sides of the fish, fowl or meat are
broiled at one time with perfect, taller, delicious results.

This range takes up only 36 inches of space in your
kitchen. ,

There are other big featurawbidsyou will
Come in and let us show them to you.

' About The Club

When we first heard of the .“Scicntific Sterling" we
said to the buntacturers—‘Tbete are a great many fam- '
ilies here that want just such a range.”

They said to us,—"If you can organise 8 Sterling Club
we Will give you SPCIAL TERMS on the ranges for your
Club,members.” if“ 3’ ’ it- ~ ' I

We accepted their offer! The rings are here in our

store now! If we can fill our Club at once we can pass
our saving on to‘ Club members.

If you will join the Sterling Club at once you can se-
cure the “Scientific Sterling" Range at a saving of from 810
to $15, get all the other big inducements we are offering
Club members free. and help others to enjoy the same priv-
l eges. t' t .

.The membership fee is $5 and your range will be in-
stalled as soon as you join. - ‘

Only a few women can join as we have purchased only
one Sterling Club. The Sterling Duh in Holyoke, Mass.
completed is Club in a days and 3 hours. ' '

Better act quickly—you might miss your chance!

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About The Service

We have made the Sterlin Club Ilse gnu-st m
portunity ever offered here. Bismuth: special tourism
the manufacturer's offer allows us to make, we an “‘
other big advantages to Club marathon.

.Wewillinatallyourrangendl-h all connections
Without charge. This saves you all Ma’s Iii as!

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trouble. ,
We will buy your old range andalss'you every out of
value there is in it.

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boththemanufacturersand otuaelsaa. Thing” I
sures your complete satisfaction .

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