I REGENTTHEATRE
~ etit of seeing
» or 36 cents for tbe.’ 'boloony. end 50 discarded steamer or might veIIsIol.
REGENT THEATRE.
TONIGHT - Valentine Grant in ”The Daughter of II:—
. mum.”
Thursday-June Caprice in
‘ “The Ragged Princess."
‘1 “ter.
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Friday—Afternoon, Regent,
Pictures. Evening, Lock-
wood's Hall, Pictures.
SATURDAY-vhckwood’s Hall—House Peters in “The
Rail Rider.” and Billie Burke, in “Gloria’s Romance."
MONDAY—THE REAL GOODS
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in his lat-
’ est picture “ The Pawnshop.”
MONDAY—Oran Hawley in “Life's Shadows.”
TUESDAY—Marie Doro in “The Lash"
WEDNESDAY—Clara Kimball Young in “The Common
Law, " in Seven Reels.
COMING—Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne
“Romeo and Juliet," i1 Nine Reels.
proud of
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Phil Ryley and a group of dancing girls in Arthur Hamu. er-
stcin's big musical success, “Katinka.” at The Regent, Sat—
‘,‘ urda‘y. Matinee and Night
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Saturday, Oct. 28, Mat. 8; Night
EARTHUR HAMMERST“
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or INFINITE cI-IARM
'BY HAUBRBAOH AND FnIMI.
° AUTHORS OF “HIGH omits "AND"THE FIREFD"
ONE YEAR AT THE LYRICANII 44'! ST. THEATRES. NEWYQRK
PRICES—Matinee .................. 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
Evening m................50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50
~ Seats on sale Thursday. Oct. 26.
MA»
A mo:I unique nettect
“ he \iasked Boll" the third cpl-
PMACEIHEMRE
“The Public’s Playhouse"
at the Palace Theatre.
tha guests at a large ball have been
_____ 'stolen during the evening are re-l
' turned inside of II large pipe. This lsi
,most unexpected and sure to create:
_ FEATURE PICTURES
:l‘onight—Louise Galum and “mutant;
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The sensational 2,500 feet of’tilrn of
Isuhmnt'ine scenes and battle which
:form one of the most interesting fea-
tures of the many elements thit go
Charles Ray in the vampire:
play, “The Wélf Woman."
'THURSDE' FRIDAY.
SATURDAY
Fho .l H' €1lfe8AWonder Play to make ‘0iviiization,’ Thomas ii
‘ ‘0! e ges i c sI .:ucu‘ ar hoto spectIIcleI
i “diVILIZATION” ' " es ‘ - ‘ "
Iwhicl. co: .et- to the Palom- Theatre!
,'on Thursday of this week so *remen-I .
dous! y pm in, were actuallym made
PALACE THEATRE.
' aboard reIIl seasharks of Uncle SIIm‘ ~
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it‘fiIVILlATIONu PRICES inmy. Not only are these summation .. .
' ‘ TO BE LOWER- pictures thrilling in the extreme. but *'
titltev ate the first filmed recur-J of
Palace Theatre MIMOEVMM Today i It submiar It? is opera' ed when attack-
Announces changedn Prices. :‘ing a big steamer. '
I As the result of efforts to give Nor- it n'-.. "illlougil the instigat'on II. .t.
wall: motion picture patrons the beh- pmflke] 393; Jr" Thomas H. Ince'sr
"‘Civllizatlon," Whip/h personal representative, that the
plays at the Felice Theatre rm IntIoII States Gov-aromatic agreed to
ThuI’SdiWI m9“ and Saturday 0‘ CO-onel'ate it; the making otthi: [the
l! week. Manager Andrew J. 001- Iiou of the "Civiilzti'tlbn" film.‘ It to
tins bodlty Announced that the prices customari for the navy in. in none
from 35 cents to 31 Would not 01'0- tcrly praciife oi? Pblm LornA Eon Dl'
l but that a. new sale: 0! prices ego to use for tar’irot practice on old
cents for the orch‘aho would be in Mr. Read agreed to ’tumisti the bat-
Collins coiled on the tleithlp mp In “Civilisation" to: pin ,
first I‘I'IIiLv
\.- idenl
And so
part i have played. 1 think-l may Iru
without having once appeared
in the \‘arioth‘
REGENT THEATRE.
‘l’nitcd sue»
Imd b) the United Suite. navy
linen 92 per cent. were effective which
is II It“.'(ll‘d L‘ncle 8am may
Must battles
ten in the motion pictures are tieIer-
Iv fulr'd, lu: there Will be shown the
real thing, in
“Civilization.“
used was originally the Alden Bessie,
a discarded passenger
uhicli
structed at the cost
Ilrcd failure and
Apart
pI'aI-II’I-I. for the Government IlIi< sub-
in midocem is the
NOW?" cf iii
“kind which has ever been interwoven
with the plot of a story in films.
warfare
uuthcnt ic
1'“ka Ul 'lIe
III. II. too tote-Io I... coon-yen‘outwteI-Iueautlo
one cruiser and IV!) Writ the All that it b dot-ed to he.
latter beta. ot the HM can.
The ionic as tough! for the Inn'-
ivs annually lured Iveuiy-sev-r run‘
There In “0 shots fired by
0.00
it. And “‘1 to H view—why. Mimi“ influence or;
popular We called the Bose-aim
Thain
‘AI-‘l be
nhether on land o:
the thrilling
Tiit‘
\valcl'
haul.
and freight
Mr. ince hu'i it"(.":ll'
hours after
of several lIun.
filled up fh‘ a bal-
tlesitip for the sole. purpose of being
I. in? she «as
from being 9((‘9ilt‘lll
VAMPIRE CLOTHES WORN
BY “WOLF WOMAN."
as scone
Louise Glaum attends to Smallest
I Detail in Palace Play Tonight.
‘. Dressing for II vampire part is not
€I-II simple a matter
rIIIIII suppose it to be.
people
of some exhibitions, which
that
attract attention,
flare been seen on 'he screen, it must
there are actresses
é nlIII regard is more as a matter of un-
idressing than of dressing.
:IIot indeed simplify matters, as it he-
.quires no particular art to get rid oi
,‘a ('Tl‘laln amount of clothing.
But from the beginning of my ex-
perience in the playing of these roles
l have entertained altogether differ-
ilent views. I hold that the woman who
fdispalys lwrseli brazenly to men may
{ momentarily
i will ]OM‘ it as quickly.
, knows her mime does not reveal—cite
This does
but
The siren who _
She wears us much cloth
1| "it: Its an; other woman on the stage.
',hut she “earn it differently.
l have dressed for ever)
in an itnmod‘st gown.
"l‘rinnglelntu productiom in which I
mun nppcnreil
hull zitls, “omen
cling
prey
tic IIIIIlieIII'e the
for
one of the
of .‘Ilcf‘rcgoW
IV nicotine Grant
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in
l have played dance
of the
instance. the
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‘ TDFE'GU'V,
MCG' cgor.”
“ill be the attraction“
the Re, :cnt Theatre tonight and, it be-
A musling II Pmumoum i'lcture. Sillt‘i)
.‘_. '"uile eunuch to say -IlIat it will be a
is ob nined good onh\ The star of this picture,
is in no way. new to
.I'Iic mm to fans as she is II great fa-‘ ‘id'I i.
sode of "The Scarlet Runner" {9111" |\or.ite hating pin)“ in so mun) good £23
in; Earl Williams and which is shoun xictuzes which ucre produced by the Pi in Corporation. organized l)\ Lenin
The jewels of Int-amount Picture Corporation. The'
$0. N qrwalk
"mt.“ white
and sirens of the half world.
It Null-respectIIbili‘i
‘\\'ilfi one hand “hiltz their reIIclI for
with lllt" other.
churncterimlmn hIIvc i found it at all
neressary to resort to an extreme dis-
play Iii shoulders, or to inItccm'mISIy
‘clinning attire in order to Ionvcy so
{not that i am or
:Ictin': men IlIroIIch physical lure.
"devil
down I dinluned
in no
Valentln- Grant in “The Daughter of IchI of that beautiful and tremendous
‘ |
- i \aientinc Grunt in "The lluuilihm‘ in A six- reel adaptation of Robert W.
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spam free from the N‘-
‘mmmnya-
This picture no produced under the
' " L guidance of her director chPnl. Al-
7°”°"°‘V- hm Capclhni. the IIIIIIo-I» P't‘lii s
"w meter of u-I'ccnctaft, who is but
“"9 c”"°‘ II! “he .59." "5'" known to Atnericm [rit‘tuff‘ IIIIIowI-rs'
ecu." II the producer of I-u'h illustrious
"" feature plain- as "Les Miserables" and
HARRYS “an" '3 600° “Camille." II is expected that the
“ picture will set II new mark for novel
H‘ Dldn't 5“ “ and Ir-Llollc photographic efticts a:
That‘s the fleas
B‘ck' ‘ 8‘7” well as for breadth and paw;- in u.
Ha:r;.' Hilliard of Widiam Fox‘s lion.
"TE-r Ragged 1’ '599553‘ ”115 ”1.5 The star hat- bun SLIl'f'Oi‘Td‘ i by a
silly), and he ed p it happened “humans: of players 01' the hi;lin-»t Crier.
by was trying to I'eIuIn a cravat to a I The loading "my m1“ has “an m.
hzibcrdasher. illm‘itd l0 Contra) Tearic. iur years
.rhe III 1.1; would not refund theione of ”A. i): ,I known and mm! POD'
money, ’0 Hilliard ”dim“! ‘0 3 5:8“ old" of lli" I~-;.din2 Im II on I‘::- .‘IIIII-Iv.
above the counter. and rcadJII
“There." he said. "Look at your.
sign. ‘MIIIIey refunded if not appr0\'~'
I’d-m lthe “\iilIIiII." .‘di- l‘ in HIIIIu-I, ion:
"Alli 33““‘Wd ”‘9 (Mk ‘Thulsia {motile \Iith luiwrsol IInIl Vita-
‘ht‘ trouble. Your “10“" “I“ “l’l’m‘ I graph iolloue ~. Did} 5 the sympathet-
Hi‘ 1' “a" “bot“ ”19 b”! "10an I'WIII pan of ‘llita ~n-I .\ii.~s LIIIIIIII
(“PT 59"“ (‘oolI formezlv \Iitli World Film pro‘
“ ductions. lends hvr IllflfF‘iH? pei‘ron-
7- lulilv to the portrayal of the inns-nu?
’ lpart.
louse of Mirrors.".
ican since. l‘aI". ‘.‘upI-Iluni. v. ho play
"d Armand tr: Mi-< Y IIng'I. (‘am'llrg
will be see-I in the r e of Qucrida,
FF
FIank Mills in tin _,__..,
'l‘} e "Huuet‘ of arms \I'Ill be pre—. HOUSE PETERS
5rnllti at the lit l Theuue in the
'iiit‘i‘ilOOll, and i‘ the owning atll “The a.” may," at Locket-God's
lIIII‘IMOIIIl‘s Hall III-mg to the fat-tin ng' Saturday
lil‘li the Regent
i“! I‘.
'ncutre is ocI'uIIiedi
(‘lIristzan Scientists in
I;.I:'.' III the theatre.
What could III‘UIIlP do today Vil'll-
‘m‘iout the rallroads‘.’
That really has nothinu to do w”
IIlIe plot of “The lIIi'l Iidcr," l‘ll'
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SATURDAY; iwithout the railroads. the splendid at-
"KAT'NKA ’ ‘mosphere which forms the hack
October mug—Matinee and
Night.
"it‘ll’lii..3,h legitimate IIuI-I-essor to
around for this ideal William A. Bradv
World Film l‘nr'.\'ation the-part foa-
ture. directed hv MIIIIriI-e 'l‘uurnenr,
could not have lent its charm and pin
“Thu l‘IIIrii" and "High Jinks," has turpbquene“ In ‘hg apnoupmpm ,0f
bI-en .~>‘lll on tour by Arthur ilammern this story House Peters end 7.».
stein. tollowinc a year of sensutionai‘gppp will In" seen in “Tho Rail
““1“” "“ Broadway, and “i“ be 9"“ Rider," III lIoclI'wood‘s liI'IIi. Saturday,
it‘lllt‘d III the Regent Theatre, Suture October 28th.
day, OI tober 28th, matinees and night.
_"Katinku" is the joint production of
’.hP tibII III-I. Otto Huuerhach. and the
cmuposer, Ruddlf FrimL who collabor-
ated so successfully on "The Flrefl)"’t
Sat-u Ida).
K. O. SWEENEV TO BOX MIKE
M’TIGUE.
NEW YORK, Oct 25.~~K. O. Sween-'
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for Emma 'l‘rentinl. and later on ey will tacky) Mike McTiguc andI
“iiigh Jinks" The new compoeition Dave Medar will fa“. Rey Rivers at,
is I-IIiIi ll) I-clipie its predecessors,
the PIoneer S. C, tonicht. Benny,
Kauff, who is Rivers‘ manager. villi
be in his corner and will coach lb'
coming champion in bueehtll parlancel
e - . . . .
In: m the critics, and "Katlnka"ntood ..o donl be surprised if BI nny shouts.
lilill‘ ,0“? on Broadway last season for Rivers to hIl Modur for four sacks
in the gorgeous gtabongenmfl of “glidweeney Ind Mc'l‘lgue should put up
scinic equipment and the cost liming II slugging match, as both me hard
of its. principals Itnd'chorus. Ahiticrs. , l
The pin) opens in a town In liussini ___ ______
“lure Kallnkn is being forced into II ‘
Iliuiuxcenblu Iiintrlepe with the p m DEFENDS HER DUAL MARR'AGE'
«Ind and IlIierlv statesman. Botirtl
Ilt‘l‘- inur. lIIIn learns IlIIIt Boris 111- “Girl Bigamlst Says Husband to India
IcIIIiy llii> a wife. And so on the weIl heritable Household Requisite
'.Ilmc III.; in. in the midst of the “MN I Ni. W YORK (M 0'. -.'\ I‘IOW'l lino
lliln he :1 eulz little KIIIlnkII away, of pltlimIophv in the Iltfenau
both in the cleverness end humor of
III lines. and in the iilt and tuneful-
IIess of its music. Arthur Hummer-
stein, who has staged all three of the
pieces, has surpassed himself. accord-
I-IiIIIn {Ilend iiillllld llopper set out Did MI“ “Guard llzms. II In?“ ‘3
for Turkey". in search at Mrs. iloriII. Jrish girl, who is Ilit'il Mrs; Mir-haul
the ilret. After a scrim of (‘xc'ting‘znOlH'iiIUI having InItrIicd lionclnn lo
and lullh‘l'tlu‘i IIIiI'c~IIIuII-;I in old gum. ti‘cc- out» i‘. 1915. and “twin in March.
pool. the pIII'l‘I' Icarus llIIII Mrs Boris “‘10-
ha< tone H, “mm. m". the) follow “Hell, 1 who it good Min In both
III; there in the (‘npilpl of AIIIIrpm’ol‘ IlII-III and it \'.u~n't l‘l} fault." Mrs
I-;I_\I-I:I' IIIIIIIy l’IIrciml plot Igngmtnm. lli‘rlt'lnntltuviv Milli, "A woman bus
(ions that have IIriIen ilf‘l‘ ironed mil. ‘0 hill" Him“ one to take ctirc of her.
TI... feature “f the musk,” scorcI llit'l‘IIIl left IIIId i didn‘t know ho was
.fIIr mrhn \\'()if Woman.“ it (own: me "mm a", nuiilI-ncc “”8”“ as it filogim'llvlnL hark 13,. might have III...“
all up. {mm ankle ill “rims, and um (.f n... theatre an“. the full of ”wt it, “I for all i inn-x... 5‘) l “mm“!
leaves just lily face pocrIIIg out from dual Iurtnin. is "liriclznty I‘m," the‘ "' ",I‘ knit; IiII .;I.'.‘It then: ‘5:
‘its enveloping hood. \\‘lIy Inav such “‘4‘” ““011! melody of II (it‘l‘illil‘I Ah" ”‘3 “"1"”!
i ‘ . lll‘ IlIbl i‘t"\-.‘:,- -
n cmvu be Iruflmm-‘I "3“",me as lush Llltlllln Iidds (llsll‘lll to flu mrny A‘ '.I" “Iuluomb I. Is fll‘l‘t’hitll on
1 I - .I Wow“, it N no “iIII‘T musical lute. MIMI (In .233, "Mm, ( mm In I-or.IplII.nt of Do
”Him"? to n“ ‘ "' ‘ ‘ Thursday. October 26m. ”Wm
Idltiereut from what any other Woman ,_ M“ .w‘, Q-.- .
‘.\‘l‘f‘ r s dIl :Ind ins-inu'in in its c M N . “m _ .
r. o o I I z 0 l G, WEPNESDAY, NOV.1 ”I. 0., PE-i CAL? l-l TROUBLE
Lrery concealment. .
Clara Kimball Vaung in “The Com-
mon Law."
Of all the dim productions announc‘
Id {In this autumn none llfl.‘ aroused
art‘alct‘ Interest among the millions of
lliflli'n‘l picture inns than the presenta-
ca‘v‘r'l ."~I‘Ilic"..Ia Investigating At-
' r‘ 1 on School Teacher. »
(‘l'i' .\l'(l. (‘ct E5.~- Mme IlI'III 1m
‘HrnlII-I pin" letters, \Il‘l Inn to the
'Itlibi Itd reIaIlu I and fiionds of Mn:
\laric Moore. night pthliI school
‘cachcr. from the basis of one of the
‘l" ' pttzqiin; crises that have 0ch
mm. tn the attention of Federal :III
thoritics hcrc. "
John Henry Hell. principal of.IlII
Morgan Park High School. accused
by a private detective who mid III
had traced the letters to llcii's l\'
Irv?" I.' has I .‘ l)“l.:“"b“ I I" ‘7
an alleged confession to Jacob M.
Loeb. president of the Board of Edi:
cation. With him are none his wife
and five childIcII Clues to the handiI
of the police inspectors indicate that
I “orun mute the letters and that
'eil is set-king: to shield her.
"I lie 'e'tcrs wc-rn of two classes and
ate trailed over .1 period of man;
1) popular star. Clara Kimball Young.
“The
I‘ommon Law, which will be seen at
tt.r Regent Theatre. on Wednesday
Nov. 1. in addition to the interesting
conIblnIItlon or favorite star and fa
‘.‘fd its American author. the produc
particularly noteworthy III the
toderinc the C' IaIa Kimball \oung
I‘ hmubers world- famous notel
Eolrnlck tor the. putpoee of pre-
rmpi, 1pm": in l‘I‘OZI were general
'1". I7". .‘.l:'.:. .‘Iloore's character
‘ltss: addressed to women waincd
"i" " I It'rlt their lI"‘I'.1Ilz nnz‘
. s‘. “m
I‘ - I." Worn-mitten with th(
13mm Indy '36
once. Home. new .Iiutinm . .
at. ”153' Moon}. 23.; 7 Even
3 Days Cflmflleudng” .
Thursday, Oct. 26
Twice Daily-—" a 8' 8 P M
The Greatest Photo-
Spectacle tn_the
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I .eIw-I II» n anmubu'nem than
' . untihil Imma- IaI-ietn'lv mentioned
I. Ii Itmue- '0 or full 1bnl won at
." of I)!“ he will pup-Iv and exam
‘.I. you the" H-elttih‘ vmu home 1
7 common mt Hunt-m“ .- I.. '
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5- “Md ’Orclno.
”tin-nth. ate-ted men III-tooth.
01’ Mon i
will the two itl‘PnllllfiiniE‘d h‘ an Ant imy WIIII expounded IIIIiny by I9:IeIIr I
‘.I to work up to midniu‘d The»
on: omptcys n‘oout 43.500 hands. m] l l 1“-
, L Dr . .i. i ii a cry»
‘.I-12H Fresh Ham: ........... 225:. i . s.- ”.‘u’ 5“ So. Rum". 0-. .
- ' . .......... . 1 ‘ ‘ “ g . 5
Huh Shoulders . 86.. “fl." h ”wimmefl only.
ligs’ Knuckle: .......... 18c":I - _
. , -, noun-Issuer. mommy-7min
’rcch Side Pork ..... .13:._ 3
mail PilPork Loin to roast 22¢.i "’ ”'5 " ““’ "
_-iround‘aone for Chickens!“ “do. "3.:
Don’t Hesitate!
Why do you hesitate and delay about installing one
of these practical Gas Heating Stoves?
IS it the COST of the Heater?
IS it the question of EXPENSE of operation?
IS there some question about CONNECTING the ,
Heater?
IS there some question in your mind about HOW
LARGE A ROOM it will heat?
Don’t wonder and figure about all these questions as to
how much it costs. what it will do, how it can be used,
whether the connection is right or not— ~
Ask Us !
’Phone or send a postal and we will give-yon'ibso- .. .
lutely HONEST ADVICE as to whether the Little Gas
Heater will help your heating problem or not.
THE “CHILL CHASERS" ARE GUARANTEED—
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Phone1680 67 WALL STREET
Federal
RGSGI'V’J
Sys'iem
‘The Federal Reset we. Q K's-log: ‘gn
made up or a aura of. odioual
Bonita lie 3e Rec/iénai anlu‘
Clo noi cleal will; lite Public.‘fl1gf
accc commfirmai 1":er rem
N Eli tonal Be nit! rc- unknowing ii.
, \ (nous {he Notional Bard-Is are :2le
a 1e 40 secure «centred 410119;...“
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- Bank Willa aNai 30nd]
B 3211:. Giuliani's.
on Norton». “7’ w
:5; éb/Wim/Z’Vi 395i 2ngde 3 '
:L‘”? ”‘m fif‘f‘fimgwp— "
hood in which they live I
( Coed Health
Its an investigation and James is 9380111331 in success, but it is i
felons pig” chiII' post office lnsnectnr. 90“le ‘0 hi“? 300d health without
lzIIIIIene action against Jacob M. 800d teeth. .
..b president of the BotiId of Edd: 1hr: ford mast enter the stoma
...,.I, v, ho I I. '.Igits he ordered Heil to, oropor ‘.\ masticated. or the 0mm“ off:
i \c I :run Sutu: (lay nicIII after met at gest‘oa cannot do their pork p W7
' 2: 37d "3 ”“9 adm ("3 mi?“ .ly, and it is It foregone c- ‘Iclusicu tho .
“ ' “" ,‘good beta :h emanate exis' Irrith III g
;d gesticn -
avowed intention of compelling the-
Moores to move from the neighbor-
? N‘ oupmv PROSPEROUS. . .
GEORO9I‘OE, Oct 25. ——Beginning today's Years of scientific rencm‘éh tarp.
(193‘. or to better
i .\ It London Ship nnl Eu". nether.) spent in an on \
lChcimpnfini' located lIrre .Ill pry i1 ‘thc conditions of Mine. Moro ra
uplows time nnda ha‘t or i‘. '.I over iend I= mtv is alien our; yea; to:
‘II I: I :i:, Saturday aft nouns being c'rc oi the. teeth. and more fa.» uses
"( uIiIIl in overtime p l.ods l'retl- . life are n it turn! dircc‘. y to had
- ‘~ v... ,
;.: to this. it has been custonnIy Dr W h i 33 we? be t c. P,’
'l-“ll to r ccivc strnl'tlt pay tcr Iwmer D) it" E?_129LI new attention
icnulne Spring Loin Lzmb Chops. 23c.‘
Ienul no Spring R' b Chops ..... ‘. 23;.
Lamb Stew ........ 12%:
trash Pig: cut. up every day... '
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Btharginoi
a Weill “Ch
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Everything in line gfl'oce do: And {rub
vegetables. .
Norwalk Chronicler