NOTE —We earnestly lnvie c
cast and at- one‘ouarter the price
"f MiajMyrkle '
formant-cc with the Original productions,
and according tom and M‘
mI orders. um. madam 111.21?
down a flight of stairs yesterday with]
her grandfather's c1011 and thrqws
the heirloom on 'top of me. l’m bunio
ed and bruised all over by the time I
'reach the bottom and the spots on
my body that escape punishment sell
their good and plenty from Milton
STARTING MON.
MARCH”
rilicism comparing an) of our per-
Mon. '! Sinners
Win. A. Brady's production [of a
heart-interest story of a good girl's
Hru' glc in a big city.
scenicly. artistically or N. 31113 “110 is waiting at the bottoml
of admission 311» that purpose, and tramps all over.
Ame. Look at this lump on my head'
IOh boy. I‘m sore. all over.“
And Stewart limped on his way.
Tues l Al’alroiSlxes‘n.
PALACE TH EATRE TODAY
Conceded to be the best and‘
righest in years.
'We'd. ~l Mylady’sliarler
List Preaentationc of Vaudeville and
"lloni Solt Qui Maly Pense,"
1. . . _ I Maurice and Walton, Dancen,
. 11.11 to him who ev1l thinks. in “The Quest I.” Life"
Th TRAlL OF THE A true and exact story of the (”rarity houses 88am Yesterday
11- l LONESOME PINE Virginia Hills by Eugene Walters. lleslilied 10 the excenence 0W1“
l1audeville program which is being of
F .‘n' Th w . David Belasco'a play, developing Ifered at the Palace TheatreI Expot
rl' I e (”nan 'ilpf‘hhlx'ful story to protect a W011!" Itations are that the biggest Saturday
‘ ‘ I" 01' 'aliernoon and evening audiences of a
S t A quaint story of the longtime will ‘see the show this of-
a 1 way Down East llwksltiié Hills that will lcrnoori and tonight. The bill from
“‘9' {0‘ ever beginning to end is first clan... Tho
Matinees - - picture uttr'tction for today will in-
Daily I Seat Sale 1. nght Prices Paramount‘s presentation ot the inter-
Children 10C Now 0 \ 10c, 20c,3oc, national dunciuu blurs, \luuricc and
Adults 20c pen soc Wnlton in "Tho Quest of Life." 'l‘l1i.=
_ . ; _ ‘ . is a play of special interest because it
' V .--......--_.__.. “I Wis at modern story throughout. The
' ',' A]. IHE IHEAIERS ifamv of Maurice and Walton as dunc
.Paiace Theatre 3 lers is far row-hing. In the picturt"
alhoy offer all ot~ the .\lt'pu \1l1i(‘l1 111111“
Home of Best Vaudeville and “SINNERS” illllllll‘ 1211111 so t':1111ou.~'.. 'l‘ho shout
Feature Pictures, ..~.._. int” he :1: 1111111! on EintllrdnyInl 1"13.
The Famous ,Playhouoe Production 1 11.1 9 (rt-1.1m
TODAY Will Be PresentedJ-lere Mon. 1 -~———-———-—--————
FIVE ACTS VAUDEVILLE day l GRACE éApnsr coucear
--And-—— . Th“ Myrklc-Harder (‘ompany 111111, The F'oll011i111: program will bc pro
Maurice and vyal‘on “IDIWT'I' ill 1111' Recent Thcutn- 1'01 :1 rented in (lrnie llaplist (‘hurch to.
“99115 t‘ngugctucnt. this tinn- MnI 111011011 ant-51110011 at 3:30 o'clock:
. Paramount’spfesent. ““1“” ““8 'mwn 101011191 ow sir-’01": Eta-1111111.: wading J. 11', 111.111.1111.
1! est acting (ompunr and plays l1c lmsI Invocation“llcorgc W. Johnson.
3&0“ THE QUEST 0F (‘91 lJl‘Ollt'ht lo \o111.1ll1 limb ot the Solt'r-1-1Mrs. (lcorno Johnson.
23 LIF ” “'x 1’1““ I“ ”11' H'tlm‘toiw is :1 motro lil‘t'ilfllltllt‘Mltm liloisc Pollard.
. politun prodtution. and 1111111 onc of; llccilmion ----- .\lias .\liu‘ic llurko,
. MONDAY ,«lhem haw“ bccn dcclarcd by tho; lustrunn‘utul mlo» .\lis'a E. Bryant
(The Comedy Day) DITPSS and public to ho 111-11 lll‘il thul llo:1di11g-~il11tl1 "l‘l1o111psou.
CHARLIEI nCHAPLIN 5“" York ""5 “m“ 1" .\'l‘al‘r'. I Ill:1ll‘lllllt’llllll zltlltl' .\liss Kolw ltob-
“Sinners," tho opcuing pluy lot-[insult
"THE MU’SnKETEERS" Mmldfly al‘lnrnoou and night is suid: Reading -.\li.~'s 0111111 ltnuu
Of the Slums .- '0 h“ 0"" ”f ”“1”" Mill!” onus \‘v'lllt'll Solo— .\l1'::. .l:llll"".~‘- Perkins
“and_ (‘Olll'l’ Ollll' llllt'c or l\\‘l(‘1' in 11 111-1131111.‘ llct-itutiozi .\ll‘:< James .luuow
1.. .- Marie Dressler It is tho strongv l1111111111 iulorcstfl Solo \lrs. 13‘. l). l'owoll.
‘ I in bright lions and snurklbvt muwdy ot' Houdini: 1er H. Miultmu-'
"TILLIE WAKES UP” tho llhl' 11ml tlu‘ l'()llllllt'll'l‘.1'>‘:~'\“l’llv Solo~~.\lr<. .lvosc \Vllilt‘llt‘d-l
A Winter Trip to Concy which the rou'puuy ot‘ pluym'l "golI’. Romlmaz » .\t1‘:< Rolmct lluun
Island insido tho skins," ot thu- «-l1;11‘:1('lcrs'. Solo~fll1's. 'l'urm-t' Dixon
TUESDAY than Innko ~‘.‘111t]1u.~‘ioutic 11-11-1111,. for 111.11‘ l’:11wr~11ll. ll. 111111111111
Edith Stmey' m Nil" 1“'l‘|‘.\'\\‘ht“l‘0. 'I‘bt' ruricd oblll- l11:t1'u1111-11tnl solo .\ll~'.~' lkt'bvr
‘hT e Money Magic; ”"5 «11.1.1111..- vxr'r'lh‘m uml won—111.111 11.111.111.111 11'... 11111.1 unim-
_and__ . players huro boon cullul by Mr. |l111'1 Solo-Ali's. ll (‘1. Howard.
Dorothy Kelly and Charles dcr, t0 the ””1"" “‘ “Si“m‘W-n Pl‘Ulll‘. Ilccituliox1—».\lis.~1 .\lurlon l'orkiua.
Richmond in the first install- inont among whom lll'o: .\lils .\lyrklc.‘ lustrutut‘llllll solo Miss Word,
ment of The Secret King- MissIllusscll. .\lr. llortiu. .\lr In-mp-l l'lcndinu »\lr.~'. l.. I'. Builoy
' dam” any. Mr. Ward and Miss Amos. solo-«Mica (lortrudt- Word
\'1 -dne.~1l:1I1 'l lu- mm”). ”my I11 sc-lcctinu tho plays tor this son-Q Solo——.lol1n Hurry. ‘
1.1'11 minke c1 'c1‘1' husband love his 8011, Mr. ll.1rdc1‘ has apurcd ncithcrE ’l‘hc counnltlt-v on prugrnnfi is Mrs.
11it1-l10111c1'u11d (loan without 11 pains nor 0,”,an ho 1,“ Him 1. r . .. ~‘ 4 " ‘- - ‘ 1 1-
slnpdick scone mili‘yzmt \\ nshburn ‘ ‘ '- > D} 1.111 .Jan l). .\1111111o .1111! \\1ll1.1u. \\ 11.1ltI1I
in Hum“... 3 Dress Suit." 1011 the very bcsT the" murkcl affords.i -.._-._---_._. . '
; ‘ [Ins thori- cvcr ln-cn :1 limo in the his- PALACE THEATRE MONDAY
Itory of tho llogcnt 11-11911 such 11luyn.,\ Genulue 00medy play With Charlie
;-..-...__- "' -"-1‘~~ .-. ; lnsf “.\ Pair of Sixcs," the laughing} Chaplin and Marie Dreasler in
W 1_ hi1 of tho ccutury: “The 'l‘rull of thol Features
fl.our“omo Pine." that bountiful Story Comedy lovers wm find ‘1... 11"“.
'REGENI IHEAIREW 0f Ill“ \'il‘gllliil Hills. \‘Thc \\'0111an."Iduy l’alucc program one to their
'1 illayid lla‘lasco'u Rt‘lluhlic Theatre suc-l “It! .11. Churllc Chaplin will uppcur in
.__...._. 009‘ ".\ly Lildy'h (latter " llll' “0‘“.3111111111'7 latest pu‘a'eutation, "Tho
Iest 111111 hcs1 mystcry ploy; 11111 “Why 111.141.9100“; of .1“. 11111111531111. -
‘1 TONIGHT 1‘70““ East.“ ”ll“ 810111951 NPW lung- Chaplin‘s lntcst clt‘ort and by (‘I‘itlcs
Ilund Nil." 0V"? written, COUM 1’“ 590" is said to surpnsa his rcccnt fn'nlul‘c.
. .11" in one mock and by such a Clel'l‘l‘"'f1:usy Strom." Sufllcc it is to—‘suy
“GEL courtenay In romvzmr as .\Ii'rkle-Hzn'dw‘ is abrnrsumt u is .1 1:1'11lli11c (.‘lulplin femur.
“KICK IN” IkYIOW“ W m"??? from beginning to cud, As the l'OSl
t All these may ht‘ 99““ ““3“ “"“’k of Monday‘s program, the \‘Vorld-llru~
And the 12th Episode of ' galld '1' Popular 11: 1091 TtIhe reservt' dy comedy, "l“illlc Wakes Up" 11-111
1., seat 5319 is “0“ open.1vrc “”1 h“ be repeated by request. This will of-
A Lass of the Lumberlarxds" imutinccs all“) for 11 grand chance for everybody in
l """‘“ ....-.-.,.-_. Norwolk to make :1 hvintcr trip to
COMING E REGENT THEATRE- Coney blood. The picture playrd a
PATRIA 'WITH MRS. l W111 (‘011 tcuay fin "Kick lu.’ " :md wock ago to capacity houscs, and then
‘ the 12111 cpl odc o “A Ins: ol tho many were turned a '11)’. Thorn will
VERNON CASTLE ELumbcrlands.” at the Regent touiyh' be threc shows llonduy at 2:115. T and
"Kick in" the utt1action at the R11 9 o'clock. :
gent tonight 11ill be 11 oil 1cmcmbczrd --~_-_~»—-~+——~
10f “8 Playmh N0“ ‘0“ “ll 1'“ 0““ KNlGHTS or: COLUMBUS ACTIVI.
of the biggest Broadwuy houses for :1. TIES 1
whole season to the largest‘busincss On Tuesday c1'ening at eight
that the theatre done in many n 1110011 o'clock “311““, rooms of South Nor
and "5 being brought ““0 PM”?S “'11qu Council Rev Father T. J 'Finn,
only an example that all 300“ playa of St. .\lar‘ys Pariah will nddrc in tho
- ate gtpgwtobc shown and l“ tl11= ca"“3'11113111bcrs of the Knights of Columbus
a; there is an (xceptionnlly pleasing fun and their friends. 11 other Firm is al-
tune about it as them is in the 11:11.1“.13.an interesting Sponker and will
ing role 5‘1"" a sterling actor ““ “ 111 have it special mes 18.120 of importance
Courtenay and he is 'sunounded by n to "lye that cv.cui11g The members
. MARTINIQUE - .. most capable company of favorite ac- 10f Catholic Union Council have been 1 .
d CHOCOLATE COVERED‘ tors which surely will make this pic- invited to 3“,de
"ASSORTED NUTS WITH
' ”CREAM "
Regular 60c Value
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151 A MEAD
DRUGGISIT
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lure a ‘good one item start to finish, So. Norwalk mung“ K. of C., have
and along With this feature there “q" elected delegates and altIprnntcs to
.be 911011 11 tonight the 12th episode ot‘ the state convention of the order do
“A La'ss of the Lumbeflandr " be held 111 Bridgcpmt, Mnry’ 3111.11. K.
I \ COMING Eduard J. Hayes and P G. Knight
“Patria” wuh Mrs. Vernon Casl'e- Wm P Ward have been choscn with
The Most Talked. About Serial Thomas F. 1.10ar and Edward Shea
Picture That Has Ever as alternates
Been Shown; on file, W
. ‘ omen tMUCH EXTRA WORK IN MARCH
Richard Stewart who plays the I “.5 between seat-sons hour. when 't‘ew
part of Edouard 1“ the International persons persplre as much as health
serial “Patric.” . released «by Pathe, demands. The result is double work
with Mrs. Vernon Castle in the ““8 for the kidneys, for the kidneys mu'st
r018. wa'a 5991.1 limping “1°“ Broad throw out waste matter from the SW
——.way looking ruthér woe begone. tem that is Selimmated through the
“What's the matter, Dick?" asked pores when persona persplro. Over-
/
‘ rightitf’ walled slam,
an acquaintance. “You 'don't look “41111111111. 11.1.11. or dlsordhrod kidneys
part in 11 big show.'P11.,‘ writes: “Whenever I need a kid-
1'er lat part 111 a big-31...... 1111 no ”mod, I My on r0101. mane).
unit it 1111 1d" '
er-cheerful for a fellow with a’ damned help now. B. R. $me Roadingp
MMWIelde'
hiyidliéaihneiceu-
in
am. 11.2.1.1. shouldI be"
' ‘ééinpi'oted octane“. 15th:;
Berri-115 clubs—first year sewing
club members have ten problems.
These provide instruction for making
apron for darnlng, patching, feather}
stitching and hem ‘stitchin‘g and for
8. holder, towel cap, sleeve protectors, pected to make county exhibits.
closeotiheseuoninorderthatthe
local community may know what has
been accomplished. in this way great-
er interest is aroused Besides the
local exhibit club members are ex-
Stepa in Organizing a Local Club
When the local teacher or some
The following outline of BoysI‘ and‘m‘mmg 5‘ “”5“ “M A" filling iS .1 other person concludes that club work
Girls' Club womhaa been prepaoed by
County Agricultural Agent Samuel J.
W. ‘W right, of Norwalk, and shows
done by hand The second year sew—
ing club members have four problems
which include the making of a night-
Iclehrly, the work and purpose of the
~various agricultural clubs uhich willgta] 51mm"
:Ibe started throughout the state of 0‘9""
uectlcut this spring:
Activities and norkiug units 1111* as
Itfollou
Corn»—l-_ " acre or i sure
Potato—~13 acre.
Garden—L20 acre,
'1‘0111310~-l-20 acre.
(Tanning—50 cans.
Mother-daughter homo
cans ouch
Bread—1’5 loans.
Sewingwlo problems.
problems, second year.
POU‘U'F”‘5 hcns 01‘ more from April
I until August 1 and incubate 17. or
morn cggs.
llouu‘ garden-
don.
cannula-~30
first year: i
loo «11111111; .fPtl p.11-
Explanatlon of Clubs
(‘oru clubs-4‘orn club membm 1111-
dcr sixteen yearaot aware required
to raise one-half acre of some \'arivty incubate t'ortyefirc or morc 0325. The furnishes membership
of corn; pictubcru over sixtceu are re-
quired to raise Ollt‘ ut-rc. There is ul-
11'ays a demand for good 'n'ccd corn
and club incinbct‘s may increase their
profits bv supplying this demand En
rollnr 3111 closes .\11111 int and tho nork
of thc club should ln,‘ 1-to1uplc tcd .\'o-
vcmhcr 15th
l‘otato clubs—~l’olulo club 1119111bc1'u
:11‘11 roquircd to raise muwlghtlracro
of potatoes and solacl seed at digging
time. Under normal conditions poin-
‘locs arc one ol our host cash crops.
T119111 is 11111111511dcmundfo1".~'ccd po
lulom 111111 the club 111t~111l.‘1'\1‘ho \1'lll
hill it‘lt‘ll‘ldtlod good ol .1 populzu v.1-
‘I'loty, is 2411111 of 11 prot‘ilublc. tnul'kct.
liurolltucut clown! .\luy lat and the
work of 11111 Hub should be comm-“lb
ml .\’ownibor lsl.
(Ltl'dl'n 1~l11l1.~‘-~1ll111'(lr11 club 1111111.
In 1's 11"11 roquil‘od to bow mu'dt'lls oi
onc-t11'1n'11if1l1 ol‘ on .11-11-. .\uy 111111—
lI1' of youctulili- may bo grown for tho
homo or 11111111111. \s tthv am» many
uroilnblo 1111111111.»: for 11~m1111l1l~1’.: this
is 11 popular linrollnunt
clown Juno lot and tho work of tho.
coulplvtcd No1'1‘111h‘1'
activity
club should lw
11:1.
‘ ’l‘omztto clubs 'l‘otnnto club 11111111-
lwl‘fi :11‘1- 1'11111111'1111 to lnuo plots con~
111111111; 13:1) :11'1'1- 'l‘lw plums 11111!
b.- 1‘11i11-d or purcluord, 'l‘ho produl't
ruiru'tl may bc sold -: itln‘l‘ fresh or can-
nml. 'l‘onmtoos‘ are mobile, 11 rathcr
suro (-1'op~~~»caslly t':tltlll‘ll‘"‘llllti rcudily
111:11'l11-1»;‘1l :11 a [road prol‘it‘.
1111 ut tlosoa .lunc lsl and tho work of
tho club should he totupb-tod ()c'tolnu
lolll.
('uuning <‘lth:~‘~-—1'1111111‘111r ’cluh mom
11ch are required to run 111 lcnst :10
cane-25 (111115 of .vogclabica of 111
lcust tour dlt‘tct'cnt kinds—«’1 cans
different 'kiml.1
(punts 01 pints: This
tin or plan:
club all‘ouls an olll)01‘ll“‘“-‘ 101 ”"3“ poasiblc \olunlc'm local 'l-‘udcru tun HORACE R. NASH ..
and ulrls in the home to can the 3111'-
plus and conserve the waffle
teaching thrift. It. also provides.
opportunity [or profitable emplOy-
ment. during vat-1111011 pcrioda. Mom-
bcrs are encouraged to luivc gardens
in connection with this club. Enroll.
work
mcnt closes June lst and the
of tho club uhould bc tomplclcd 0c
tobel 15111.
Molllt‘l- daughter
.11
homo running
1 ‘clubs~the mothet 11nd daughtcx home
cunning club includes an adult 111cm
bcr for each junior. The unit of
work for this club hr the some as [or
the canning club
however is different as 'it includes
adults The purpose of this club is
that the mother and daughter may
work together in the interest of the
home. By canning fruits. iegctahles
and gre’ens and consuming one can
of each every day the problem of .1
locthity pro1ides an opponunity
11inrollment closes April 1st and
Enroll-j
of.
1' green—'20 cans of fruit of at lt'nsl four
thus;
1111‘
the organization,
gown. petticont, drawers and ornamen-
The undergarments may.
be made by hand or mathinc This
for
and
thcmHBh'es and others
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girls to lcarp to make articles
garments. to;
the
.11ork 0f the club should be tompletcd
October Isl.
Blend 11.1 1.:-——l1rc:1d club 1110111!)ch
1m- 1'equi1‘.=d tomakm :11 least
loaf of bread cairn “wk during
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Olll‘
ll)“
project period, following-(lob 111slrut'-I '
lions. Beside instrutlions the li. (ra-
lurc will intludc fatts about broad in
gnadicnts. suagcstioua for sandwich
making. uses of stoic bread and oth-
cr information rt-latirc in bread makx
i111: l’nrollmwnt (loscs A‘piil 151 and
lllr' work should ho (onlplclctl (lt'l'tohc
Isl
Poultry 1'l11b.~»--1-oultrI1' club 111cm»
bcrs are required to «arc for the lay-
inu birds or morn, from ‘April int and
chicks shall ho cured for until .\‘orcm-
her first. unless disposcd of.
Thcrc in :1 (11111111111 demand for
poultry products and troll raised Stock
Enrollment tloscs April lst .111d tlu‘
11ml. of tho (luh should bc (‘Olllllitl- l
.\'0vcml1or lst
'llomc garden cl11b.~z---l1on1o garden
club members 1m: roquired 10 how
.L'urdcns containing at least onc hun—
drml square t‘cvt. This club is
111:11'lly for city and villnpc children
but 1111111 bo adapted to moot tho
nccds of spcciul country
Many \'“Etllllllt‘s may be ptoduccd on
a small plot il' propm .1110 is 11~ed1
Enrollnwnt Ill)“l“§I.’lllll‘ lst 111.11 tho
work should ho compltmul
15111.
' Each club 111c111bcr ls rcqulN-d
to
kocp :1 rccord of all 11111:), orpcuso. 1'1-9
('t-ipm. make :1 fiuul rcpm't. submit a
stt‘ronf tho work douc und oxbi’lit
room of the product lll'lldllt‘t'd.
(‘lub mcmbcrship may luclu'lo 111111.:
and glrh not under tcu yours o!‘ 11:1
or over taightm-u your: ot‘ ngv .l:11111:1";.‘
l. l9l7.
Leaders Are Essential
.\ local ll‘ndr-r in tho moul‘huportnn‘.
factor in succcsst‘ul club 11‘ork. lloy.1
:1111l nirlu may 1'» rrcotly lutorosh-tl.
f‘lll‘t'fllll)’ prepared tuctructlous and
follmv-up work may be omployod. but
,ll‘ tho community {.1 not sufilcicntiy i111
tm'csted to n11pply .'1 local lt‘:tllt‘l‘. club
work will not bi- sutrospful.
The local leadt‘r :Ahould how" n 1111‘»
urn liking for boys and glrb .ml bun-1
ll.“
tanks.
no greater joy than wing 111cm
'yolop through their dircctcl
'l‘hc paid local leadc‘l is poor rally tl1c1
1tl1c1',
nttou-lI
splrltcd cltizcnsj
lu1vc.bn11overt‘)11e as efficient. dork;
""113 111.1,1 b“ mm” as 11 paid leador could he expected toI.
most satisfucfory, l1:11'i111‘
interests deumnding
lion. .\luny publh
“.0
;.atcr
1111,8111! whclc paid leadership is im-
goncmll y bo‘t‘ound.
Plan of Work
elected officers
111-?111bcrs and
meet lugs. At
rcgulmly
from its own
.hold monthly
Inwetings, instructivc
programs are rcndnrcd .hy club 111cm-
itltnt it
these
11ch and others. under the dlmction
In this way tho
boysIand girl‘s receive practice in e»
pressing themselves and in conduct-
Demonstra-
of various kinds
are also held in connection with these
interesting
of tho-local loader.
ing business meetings
lions and contests
meetings to 111.1151 them
and more lnstructhc.
The local lender 1101
club members at club meetings but
also visits eat-.11 member monthly to
inspect the home work. The local
leader. coming in close touch with
cluleembers helps to maintain inter-
WWI
(ouditimmI '
(it-toner,
It is required that each club have
sclectf‘d
and interest inc
only meets
would be a good thing for the com-» -
.‘munity, the following steps are usual-
ly necessary to bring about an organ-
izauon.
1 Write to State Club Leader or the
County Agent.
2. Hold a community meeting and
have club work presented so that pub-
-Ilic3 sentiment will be created for it.
.Have a local committee appoipted
10 haw charge
4. Secure local leadership.
5. Determine the nature at the pro-
'jocts which would work best in the
community.
6. Have children consult with their
parenti before enrolling Enroll club
members and elect officers.
8. Send for instructions and report
blanks.
9. Adopt :1 constitution for the club.
10. Hold regular meetings.
Helps for Club Organizen
The stau- club leadcrs and count)”
agents help to organize club: whereI
there is sufficient [oral interest.
The extension om... of the college
cards. enroll-
instructlon‘s. monthly
litters», report blanks. suggcsted pro-
gl‘atus,o11llihc'.; for ‘domonstmflons.
suggestions for loaders and other ('lul)
help;
If you want to organizv :1 (lob or
tind out more about club 11ork “rite
11111111 blanks,
to your county agent or to A. J. Brun- .
or M. Es-
dage, Storrs, Boys‘ Clubs
tellu Sprnguo, Storrs. Girls‘ Clubs.
A. J. BRUNDAGE.
State club leadcr.
In
.111
ASK FOR and GET
Horhck’s
The Original
Maltedg Milk
Substitutes Cost‘ 1".CU "3:213 Price.
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Ladies Ready to
Wear Hats $2.98 up
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Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster. Late Examin-
er U. 8. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowersock, 13 yEars
practice N. Y. City
Security Building, 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
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DISTINGUISHED PREACHER AT
M. E. CHURCH
The lovers of interesting and force- ,
'1u1 preaching will be gratified to , '
learn that Dr. Charles W. McCormick
will speak tomorrow evening at the
IFirst M. E. Church, 7:30, The doc-
.Itor has occupied important pulpits in
Brooklyn and is at present district:
5 1.11pcrintendcnt. llis pulpit ministra- '
Hour: Should be enjoycd by ntuny.
At can all the lutk th :11 comes your .
. clay—4:111 don t. (Up?! d. If: its coming]
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98 Washington
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Andrew Davey, Inc.
PROMPT AU'ro DELIVERY.
81,50. Nurwalk
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Strawberries I101: can
Plums .......y.,. 101: can
.Peaches 15c can
Grated Pineapple . 18c can
1‘ Sliced Pineapple 185. can
No. 1 cans Apricots,
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Logan Berries Ore Raspberries
18c can
Aspong'usuuun 18: can
Asparagus. heat ... 351: can .-
‘Aepangurl‘ips 351: can;
Charlies ......... use can"
Chemes"...........15cca
Peaches. or Pears
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