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Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today
Miss Jackie Saunders
The Tomboy of the Screen in
“The Checkmate”
Arid llth Episode of
“The Railroad Raiders”
Music by Regent Concert 0r-
(‘l‘iestra Every. Evening.
Monday
William S. Hart
in a New Triangle Picture
“The Desert Man”
Tuesday
ANN l‘liNMNt‘iTON
The Celebrated llanccr in
“The Little Boy Scout”
Also “111 1:21 -l‘:1tlie News
\\' lillNl'ISl M Y and ’1‘“ I'RSl‘tAY,
John Mason and Alma llatilon in
the daring motion picluie
“The Libertine”
WW2 1‘2 i1 pins-111.111 aief 1n 11l1 unit-2d
Palace Theatre
If lt‘ s a. Feature The Palace Will
Show" lt~Tlitee Times Daily
2:15 7 and 9.
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Today
Forget the Draft; , ":1
See ' ‘-
"still?
Blanche Sweet
—in-— ;‘."’I
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“Those Without Sin”
Titi1e Titties 'lodat (titty
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Monday
Cailyi ie 1111.211111112Il and June
I'lliitlge in
“T (.2 Crimson Dove.”
Heaist- 21'atl1e NEWS
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Tuesday " *‘T ’5
Anita Stewart in
‘6
Clovcr’s Rebellion”
.liiiiiut' little Scrits
Blanche Sweet
ffoitii in lilt'Jv'E‘SP
.tlon, "Titus-.2 Without Sin," which will
be seen at the Palace today willii
‘.p,. I1- 'iutilul Blanche Smart in the
1102‘ \\'(’l:‘i’
l l 2111ps on in 1'
ElllltlllL h t":-
Bathing Caps
j
‘ pt-tti'ctl
' throughout
‘.'uid moral.
t‘itot unusual in
lil2'1' great sacrifice for 11 sis s'tci whose
“is surrounded
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{will be at the Pitltice
ill ilk lllEAillES
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Appears in “Those
Without Sin"
That. in spite of lone. contact with
Atiierit'aiis the average Mexican peon
still tetains the s2.1p:2rstitions and
t'ai's of his ancestors, is tirouphb
l.. Lasky produc'
s'tll .'2r 112lt. it pie
is a Paramount
I titre, '
by a gamecock battle, :nd this llttlelRUSSIAN TROOPS IVIU-
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THE SOUTH, HOBWALI EVENING summer.
affair 'staged b1 \lis‘s Saunders is a
really exciting ding dong fight be-
tween capable feathered performers
with long
birds: in action and "Jackie"
on a liummock plaving referee.
The two tzamecocks u512 2d to tilt pic-
.tpurs—a close-up of the
sitting
‘ture are Miss Saundt i's‘ own propt i'ty.
‘Tiiey came from the
plantation of a
Portuguese sugar planter on the Pa-
‘iang river, buzon. P. I.
WILLIAM S. HART AT RE.
GENT THEATRE MONDAY
lit2s'1‘t M tn." of ctIur.s£‘
5. Hart ll tfllllt‘l Fufllltrt no
"The
William
Tots thrilling story by Hector Turn-
ltllll was founded upon an occurrentc;
ii'. one of the tine-yards in '(‘alil'oi'uia'sl
famous wine producing country, In the:
pittiltitll‘Illllit ill} in the actual incident
frt'iiit which the story was written. a_
llexi-
.\\’Olil'll\ dOf'lOl‘ Wilh‘ St’l‘ll l0 lllt'
can settlement to suppress 1'. tiiplt'ht l-
i:t outbreak among the lubtit't-r.. and:
t‘llieir t'utnilirs, in order to exainiut
the throats of her patients, the doc
one of the familiar t'lt'f'll'll
forehead. Stvct‘al of
the people oxaliiined l)\' the 1)ll\'-"ll‘lt 111
1112112 ht'111111l i""ctovc1v and r“"llt\lll_\
i‘dtd ilow the plan frustiattd
cleverness of the owner.
121111 how I112 and the‘
is
oi the 1i111'1:11'd
is
lllllllL in about in :1 nuinhei of 111111: ital;
scenes. ,‘
l'i'omineiit itt support of .\lis.~' SW1-1l
arc Toni l2‘oi'1111111, Webster (‘atiipl112li.'
Ruth lx'ian. .|. Parks Jones, William
Dale and Walter 111mg.
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Blanche Sweet Appears in Appealing
Paramount Play
"Those Without Sin” is the llllc of
an appealing Paramotiittpiay in which
Blanche Sweet is starred at the Pal-
ace Theatre today, Mitts Sweet gives.
to the rural aired pieces :1 presentm‘
firm that makes it one of the strong?
est pictures in which she has ever 11p-
1tittt yet there carried
the entertainment an idea
As .21 country school teat-I1.
tor the heroine display»; :1 character
1111-1111 c oiiiiuuitit it s.
is
'appareut conduct liar'dly ,t'uvc 11111111111
‘for belit'viiig that she was Miss Street
by 11 high clans Park-
The picture and others
today only at
cast,
2:15. 7 and :1 o‘clock.
PALACE THEATRE MONDAY
Be sure you see the new line of;Car|yle Blackwell and June Elvidge in
Bathing Caps we are showing—~
positively the prettiest styles
shapes and trimmings ofi‘ered this
i
World Feature, "The Crimson
Dove”
With Carlyle Blackwtll and June
season Game in and look them l-I'ltidgzc as .ltc start: and with :2, splen
over. (lid suppotting cast of f:'1\01itt2 ftltii‘ tho story ml 11112 plane ,1-11111'1213- ig2“l‘st‘l‘l‘lf‘lil, Minister ol‘ i‘osls .tlttl‘
. 250 to $1.00 claims the 1111121111111.111111211111111?1112121122. apparently. the west-11121- 11.1"I‘t'l1'ui'tipl1sand lllt'llllit'l‘ of the;
H. A. MEAD
Druggist
8 North Main St.
South N01 walk, Conn.
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Roion Poianark‘
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Bill‘lilNG
Admission—Week Days, 20c; Sun:
, 1 days and Holidays, 35c.
DANCING
Chicken and Share
Dinners
Liberty Bond contest Be T18“
July 3th. g1
FIREWOR. .15 EVERY FRID
NIGHT " AY
5110 K E N
but
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‘1‘ brought to us, because of our
large stock of unusual facilities
[for quick and expert- repair
work. -
We retain OCULISTS—phy-
' ,sicians of long experience—to
flmine eyes. No charge for ex-
ination.
lTHAMER
“The Three-O Eye Service"
Oculists, Optometrists, Opticians
"The House of Good Classes"
87 Atlantic Sun Stamford, Conn.
Open 5:11. eve. until ‘9 S’clock '
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.lhe direct cause of many ills and that
Vlll‘zllly-hlllllt‘ heating the enticing .t2tlc
or "The Crimson how." will come to
the Palace Theatre on Monday.
some Hop ‘I‘itltct'ndge is seen in the.
cast and pi: 11's an important role 'l‘bol
:ttlilctic hero is t' :1llt2tl on to _dtspluv alll
his atiil12 tic [1011'ch I11 :1 real fight and
in various other ways that are :13 ml
terestiitr; as they are excltlne. Thai
photography in this offering is per-i
fort. The whole protltictlon has been
stared on .1 superb scale and "The
(' iiiiison Dove" forms one of the most
notably good entertainments tiiiaglna‘
ble.
AT THE REGENT TODAY
Mlsa Jackie Saunders in “The Check-
mate;" Also “The Railroad
Raiders"
‘itiss Jackie Saunders clever star of .
“The Checkmate," a \lutual produc-
lion is responsible lot the cockl‘ilzlit‘
in the first episode which is dead sure
to make thts play go with :1 ban: in
c1e1'1 Spanish speaking country on the
globe.
il‘or that matter, a new lartzc ele ‘
ment in the population of the United,
States is resisonatih well entertained
KEEP FlT AND FEEL FINE
Foley (‘.atltai'lic Tablets are 11 whole-
some physio that thoroughly cleansei
the bowels, sweeten the stomach and
arouse the liver. For indigestion. th2' ,
.liousness, bad breath, bloating, gas, 01"
constipation. no temedy is more high
Sluggish bowels are
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indirect cause of many more. Uridl
’ picturesque
‘ thusiastic
'. l‘t'lllotilit't'tl
.“th' tilllsl show lll‘22 t-.\1‘tctl1' 11.2 ll i.',”i
'sl t'aiizlit
' ‘tin.
(12‘112 t-ls'c. Tlit‘_lJlf.{ wc-2's'ttrnti gi1cs an-
other of iiis viL'orous'
tit'sei't country. Margery
Wilson, who appeared with him in
”The (‘1 1111 it"lttei' " is (”Still an infilt-
‘1111'12 in dii'ccting his course. The sin: '1,
more ans :1 1211111111 will who comes to,
lllt' little town of lll'tlktll Ilopc, so
cl'1:2.1'actcriza-X
done in a Triangle—lnce play bristling:
with action and set in wide vistas of,
TINY AND LOSE POSI-
TIONS ON NORTHERN
GALICIA FRONT
(Continue; From Page One)
lllilfiiXt‘iFt IRS. ’l‘liurstlay. July
lll.~».\ conflict with Russia is re—
garded as inevitable because of
the illilllll 111' the Finnish Diet in
to l'titlaittl. "l‘ilt' Sorta-iii st
11 others of l’ui'ltuiiit'nl llSSt‘l‘l.
ti2. 21-1.""'.t\ti that l’ttiouiad has its
litttttls too tull with its 1.11111 troubles
in tiilt' lti]2l l"t'})ltssloll.
lit‘itil‘t' illt' llll.
tltl'ltt
\vlit- ther tl21 ttit'asttrc should he
tt't-ttlttl as 111'11'111 oi postponed 1111-
:til the 1112\1 session The tlctisioii
ill 1: 11"111 ol 111"" '11 1'1'ctlui111ititiv-1'
.s‘lellw' t1t.ijt)1ilt\ tttitlt'r 2'.\ttit' lc
"1‘~‘2ixt_\ oi ti112t‘1‘111sttt2ttioii uh‘ttlt the
c. tiltd 1111-1111212 of its desolate, tillilil“ Nu'lttll \l “dd“m‘ ““1 ‘ih'li‘wt l”‘
idated conditions and the hopeless-
ness of inhabitants. lie lakes
('lltti‘tw of its affairs. tii'ivcs put the
town itully, ilt'tzor .lot', and i'ecliristens
the place, lilievinvillc, dcttotiiil.r a
new era in its life.
its
“THE LIBERTINE” AT THE
REGENT NEXT WEEK
Quitt- aside from llll‘ hitch ptupesc
r'trvctl by "The Libct'tinc‘ well
worth swing as an illustration of th'c
ltl‘t‘ft't'lloii of the moti2~tt2pictu"f' i.'.‘t.
Simply as :1 production it 1: great
immense. The genius of Mr. Mason
as Jim Mills and the exquisite act-
il l>
Iint! of Miss llanlon as l'Iisie (‘oi'wtn‘
create the nucleus of an almost per-
fect entei'lainnwnt.
lSllt‘f‘ess to the
and of the good that
may there be no end.
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product ion.
aims to do
great
it
REALISTIC STAGECRAFT.
The Electric Light is Responsible forI
Many innovations.
The introduction of t2l12tlt'ic liuh:
was, of course, responsible lot 1.21'et1l2
2f't' innovations ill the art (21' 221111112 dec2
oration than any other one thing. it
was 111111 possible to light up touail'.
\11ll :1111 poitioil til tlt >1 1:1, and so
the ‘api"'on 1111s tlispt 11st d with and
ill! pittt.1'e l1'.111122ti'111111tuiii Iiitio,
tillt'ttyi
'l‘ltt' cry i‘ti "2'ztiislii which llit'riit's
d1lautus had aroused was now taken
up by lllt‘ '.2'c1-nc builders with th-
1'i;:or :11111 ‘.'natutt" was
in every Litzitei'iai detail
became their motto.
These chances llillllli' lly
1111 eff“! upon the .1tlor.2' tli‘t21112-t'2l112s
‘.otd upon what they s:.2.id
tilt in \toi's 111122 toutinuulll t"-'t2ii tious
of the oil-scint- of lll' ittttli1~'2111.:ttitl,
.lo :2 «on [durable decree udtlrcss‘cd it
(lirt't'lly.
the audience.
This tliutiuo in
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the 10111112111111
play as a whole, as heltt': unfilt-
tlon. but also til
1'1111'1212t-utatioti. has had 11 \try
ll';l(lllll;.‘.‘ effect on our present
teitteption of the drama.»—
(‘i'lQHl'lL
(:21
day
it Review of
ONE WAY OUT
It was the ti111' before the 'll l‘iisl “hop
nv‘ei,’ and the tegiment was dia11n up
in mass behind thel i111 s to listtlzt 112:1
“few words” from time olonel. He
pointed 01111 to them at some lenctli the
and narrow path" wherein
their duty lay, and after giving them
the general direction of the road to
glory, concluded with the lines:
“if we go forward we die.
If we no backward we die.‘
Better gnr forward and die."
The awed silence which followed
11 as broken by the lttnriuid voice of a
Illilliiiiu in the 1"eai. ‘Y:1lis," he tli'awl
eddtnisivvly, ":1 blokc's best chalice is
to be a blinkin‘ cr:1I1!“—S.vdney Bttll0~
FEW CONVENIENCES
"Couldn't l prevail upon you, mad-
am, to buy :1 household'i'ietegsily at.
a nominal price?" asked the suuvo
,' agent.
“You might," answered the hard-
faced woman at the door, “if 1011 1'0
one of tin .11 there hvtmotists. My bus
band‘s such :1 tightwad that about the
01th household necessity lie tolerates
DAD NEVER wms.
“Daughter. I see _\'out class has
tgesled food poisons the whole system. ' 8K1 99d ‘0 graduate 1“ (101131 g0“'115~
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Don’t be careless.
,boweis are regular.
,you will feel fine—Adv.
See that your
Keep fit. Then i
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ROTON POINT PARK
Saturday Afternoon, July 21
Big Free Attractions
Gross Receipts Donated to the 1111121111111 Chapter
N03 ADMTSSION 1'0 PARK _
So you won’t need that $50 I protu-
tised vou'
“Yes. (M I shall. I can use the
est of the money for orchids."
“ DAY
,trcnclics were abandoned during
11 French attack.
.\‘tiw tlr'y could itilei'ptt'll
M1t otttttil ol
ltllt‘l'\ llclt'utllt's,
”and' i .1, ”m ”1...... .11 1.21;.1‘111111. 1.1111 1-2:11-11. t-lit' (it 1112 ml ..\s t‘llllll\ ot \\orktut'u
'tf'llttll and lll(ltllllll“llllil'\
ltc lll‘lll .11 Moscow in order to pl‘f‘2.‘
)pponeiit of the sublhriheawar. ‘
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i2spt'2t 'lltctlt-ttstott iuv'2ol111l1‘l112
llillilt‘tlltlit’ \tillliL’ 1111 the ltill.ti112
result until}: 1'! twolh‘trtls~ majori-
‘11' llt'tt' ss.1rv for the alteration o"
lttiitiauit-tttal laws
lllc tilllilllllllH‘tllltlll oi llit‘ \oia;
:'\\.i\ 1'12 2212ivttl lt\ lllttltlllL't‘ll 1"l111'r-'
"Long: lite l'iu-,
trig: tilitl tries oi
land and ‘ laud Russian connec-
tlilli.
1d. ltii 112:.t2ns1 *7 :t pioposttl liv
.l"i.1l11s itit' '-r111l2~ oi the
.l"iititi~.i1l’:ti't_\',tlt:1ltltcluw.
‘.st'l‘lllt'ti l2_\‘ lltt t'ollslllllllttll. ltt‘
submitted lot' llussius tippr'ovul
or 1‘.cto
ll.i1l.l.\..l11l.1' ‘.’.l.—-—-
tivity lll i"laittle 'I‘s has increased to
txti'cmct 'iolciit 12, .2 .12's the( tendon
\\ 111' Other statt ineitt.
art of the l‘ t't2ittlt positions on
the Witttci'buru were captured by
the Germans. Later some of these
2].-'l‘lic
the tier-
l’l'l‘l‘liUiiliAll, July
Russian] i‘lllllil‘t‘ to hold
3111mm in Eastern (.ittliciu. says an
oilicittl statement issued by the
War Department. was due to ex-
trctttist tlctttehiticitts holding: nicel-
iii-rs utitl dist losing.2 tlic adv istibili-i
ill Sill/E WlNlllAllS
ilit‘f
'i‘ugcltlutt says the l‘UllllIll‘c;
ilcc ol' the nutfioiity parties ill the.
t\ of tillt'\ll2'_1‘ ottit'rs ultitli some
.11 I2iti1t'ttts ltatl r-tlu- ml to ol11\.
-\.\l.\l‘ll'l' li‘lhtll. lui} lll:2--
‘lierliu
lH1 1'1111111 lit'tt ll\l. 12' li.1\'c 11.211111
illllttil'nh ill '21 itlc 'll to 11111112 11112 pc are?
it solution.
i‘illllltt' was divided two tiic'uilu'is‘
ate-0 1....1“t1i the ( ctittt undone Liberal tlls l
.i'_'1'211'i1122 with the 111.1iot'itv. The
F““'“‘”‘ 'i 1i"l‘l i.'ilt sins that lit lllt‘ ltclt'lI-l
slit" ‘.L’l llt‘pttllcs will vote lot
the peace l‘csollllloll.
l‘il IlillltliAlb July
and \‘ol
1' cslt'r tlm
\\ oi' lilllt‘ll ‘s
Silltl
'212lt1 t's :tiitl lt'.t\.1ttts' wtoull,
the intel'ci't'itcc limit 1111 it»
lilt' l’t' tl‘o2,
vent
responsible section of
grad garrison.
men's and Soltlics‘ ttittl Peasants"
t‘otutt'ils a resolution was adoptetl'
ill i'cl'ci't'iicc to the iiiitiislet'ial'
't'lsis to tile t‘fl‘ct'l lllttt lllt' depar-
ture of tltc ctttlct ministers cannot
he made the pretext for depriving:
titc govt-rutucitl of the support of
the revolutionary (leiiioet'acy. ("lit
the other hand the reshrntitioti ot‘
the cadets intiktwit imper 1111c for
denim-racy to to- determine its atti-
tude regarding the organization
of power.
’l‘licrel'ore Gene'al Assembly
councils of Workiueii‘s and Sol ‘
dict's' and l’casants‘ must be con-
vokctl and such assembly will meet.
within a fortnight to discuss the
organization which is to replace,
the cadet ministers. Meantime all!
power must be concentrated in the
present government, which must
act in cotii‘ortitity with the de-
cisions reached at the last general
L‘ongicss.
(‘tll’FNllAGEN, July lS.——A
successor to l'ot'e‘ig'ii Secretary
Zimmerman had not been selected
11]) to today, according to advices
from Berlin. Leading German
papers continued their campaign
for or against various candidates.
The danger of the. candidacy of
Admiral 1'1111 I'Iiutzc, Minister to
Norway, as a victory for thc‘l’an-
German, Nat-'1 and Jttitlu' elements
is steadilv clear to the Socialist or.
,_:1ns which concentrate an attack
on 11111 lliii’t/es record in the
Russian recoiution of 1905. They
claim ltc encouraged Niclioltts’ re-
actionary council, and later otfered
the emperor 011 a German. war-
ship. ,("ouut 1'0‘11 vantow, mili-
tai'v writer for the ’l‘agcszeitung,
7111's that. C‘ouut vou Benstorfl‘, for-
mer Amhas‘sador to Washington, IS
impossible because he is now, as
from the. outset. an advocate of a
pcneecf renunciation, and a flat
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adopting :1 bill granting llltit‘lit‘ll:
was adopted ill,
tit't lsloli \vus lttlt't'li on the question
To Help Soldiers’ Morals
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rl‘itt' illol litt'i‘t'dl‘tt I 112112121. 2‘
\tillllg:
as pi't2—.
Artillery new
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At 11 joint meeting.1 of tile \Voi'lb"
i servntlon of the county“ .21 1':s0111'tes. it
2121s of apples,
tli‘
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Advertise
.2 D A. DAVIS. .1
~' EC. CARTER- 2‘"
122. 1'. Carter, in charge of the war
211'01'k council of the Young Men's
Christian Association llf‘itthllill‘ll'l‘h iii‘
London and l). A. llavit ill
of similar licadquatteis in l‘aiis 11"ill
look out for the iiiotttls of soldicts oi
the I lifted States sent to the ticnchcs
on the continent. Both are hard at
work to prepare comforts and t't2et'ca2,
uions for the soldiers thfl
States has sent abroad.
l’ illlx‘tl
Hill USE AS itltlll
1'112111111213' lllt' 22222212llnst1'ucti011 to be (men U11
dei' Direction of Federal
\geni—Do iVOt Let' FlUlt took possession of their suniitiei i'csi2
(‘lllll‘i-lt“
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llMOBILIZlNG NATIONAL GUARD 0F
.._ w “A-” »—~ l‘l ENGLAND
! 0...... ‘ ' BOSTON, July 2].——.\1'r:1ngeiiients
' _\lgislpy \\‘lll‘.lil‘(‘2p Knapp spent the fill illt‘,‘ mobilization (If 1110 National
,wcck with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Guard of England 011 Jill) 23 “91'2“ am
111.1. 31mm“ 0‘ New Canaan. ,nounccd by the D1 moment of the
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E‘\l1s 11.113.111.11 l'.ili1l1.titls ot‘ the new
Rot on the ( 11'ou11d—Eap-.
oration and Drying Melll-,
cds to be Taught
llesidcuts of l“illl'ilf'lti 1‘11111111' 1111'
be instructed ill food
tut-fluids. tout: practised by the
tans. 'l‘ut'ks. l-luml'ti'ians and other
titttiws of Southern countrit s. and the
lit
cottst'i'vatit'tii‘
Italw
glyu is' the
iWiliiaiiis ot‘ llt'ookside avenue.
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iiisltuction is ,L'oini: to he llllllt'l the.
stir-‘ivision of Federal [‘\|lf’l'_l:-‘ As,
it
le‘tsult of experiments, t"=t2titlutttti by"
1111 llil)t‘l‘~ of the A'giicultut'al t‘tillt2"t- New Yotk has be0n the .21
co 01112111111111 bro:
twith the Fairfield (‘ounty Association,
formed for the mobilization atitl con- Re1icw staff
at Slorrs.1\'orking in
Is estimated that or e1 11 iiiill'- ~211 hushv
,zrapcs :1111‘ .121'1t'u12-
tables heretofore (allow 2 to rot upon
the ground will i" ._a\'t2d for
sumptton durlnc coming
It the association succeeds in ear-
..t’.
the the windfalls that sonietitiics
cover the ground 01' orchards in the
hall. they will be (loin: a splendid
job in that alone F1 1211 school no
if there wasn‘t sonic vltv iti which
all 1111,1112 windfalls could be saved or
prcsptvcd. lt' makes the average boy
“list ("1l1l tip with c.1111 looking at
sows getting a lo 1d of apple-jack bt
chewing: up bushels of apples when
the ftiiiuer was out of sight.
Agents of the Fairfleld County As
socialion a‘t'e now engaged in visiting
foreign settlements, hereahcuts, to gas-
cei'tttiii their methods used in the. dry-
ing of fruits and vegetables. 0
It has been found that these 111eth~
nds are comparatively simple and
may be copied by the. inexperienced
housekeeper us well as the more ex-
pei'ienccd ciop drier, \\ ho makes this
custom a business.
it has been found that each racr2 of
people from the farmer countries of
the world iudopt slightly
means to gain the same ctid. When
the experts have collated for the Pain
field '.‘ottnty Association all the meth-
ods used in evaporating or dt'yini'
apples. beans. onions, grapes and like
products the. da 21 will be submitted
to the United States Department of
Agriculture for 11plr01al ("111d will at 1000'
once, be issued in pamphlet form for
the guidance of persons in this city
and tlit2 County in general.
Estimates indicate that the saving
to farmers in windfall apples hereto-
fore almost exclusively used in the
making;r of elder will amount. to hun-
dreds of thousands of dollars. Similar
conservation will be sought in the
immediate drying of beans, pens and
white onions.
FOOD CONSERVATION ENDORSED.
WASHINGTON, July {eh—The, Rap
lists and Disciples of Christ denonil
nations have endorsed the. food con
servatlon movement and pledged
their support to Herbert C. Hoov‘ei.
- The two churches tire. said to T891132.
ut million persons. ,
varying‘
con-.
winter. 2
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who has bank-3 ted tiftet an apple inidaughm “mm, ‘K
winter has wondered more than once‘ X?“
‘W hittinfzton
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AGE mu 3
Gas Cooking is Best!
No housewife should consider any other method of cooking-
where gas can be had. It is the iieal fuel for general 1'. so and is
really indispensable in these modern times.
> clustvely during the entire 2car
You cannot get the best or most economical results
.L,
Many use it ex,-
how-
e1 er, unless you have the best Gas Range possible to secure.
You cannot expect to get satisfaction front the use of an old,
worn-out gas range which has been in constant use for a great;
many years
Many improvements have been made and thc‘ ‘VULCAN ”
GAS RANGES we are installing this season are perfect in opera-
tiOn
Have Your New Range Installed
Before Prices Go Up.
The United Electric Light and Water Co.
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president, meet .11 one of the buildings
|on the Join I) Ci'iniiiiins; place. Last.
week ll11'\ received :1 it'ttuest to rush
in lot of 2,000 bandagts 1o iteadquan tr
iteis in New York, which were ul‘l-‘(elltte
tly needed. and they worked long hours
'in ordt: 1') be not to supply the re‘
quisitioii
warm I
AND
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.Nortlicast headquarters today.
it is planned to have most of the
Massachusetts guardsmen report at.
illlf‘ll' ttt'itioi'ios, although the artillery
imay be mobilized in camp at Boxford.
lti Connecticut two regiments will be
:11 Yale Field and the others trill re-
‘port at Nltllllic. Maine gttartlzsmen
will be mobilized at Brunswick. New
Hampshire. at Concord and Rhode ls-
land at Quonset Point, All the, Ver-
‘mont troops already are in the Fed-
‘N'tll service. The coast artillery will
be mobilized at coast forts.
O
DEATl—l TO THE SPIDER.
Take 1.1 small 1111111111211 here no
lamp and light it. and late in the aft-
ternoon 01' early in the evening look
over the. corners and places where
spiders are commonly found, and
when one is seen hold the lamp chim—
ney directly beneath it and it will fall.
at. once into the chimney i'itid be in-
stantly destroyed. It is not difficult.»
_\liss' .lullzt Slict'cl‘ of Maple avenue,
"i'iciids :11 151111111111 Lakt‘
this week
ll:ttt2ld,tl1e votinu son of Mr. and
l‘okencke 101111, is .1 vi1titii of mumps.
_\ii'. and Mrs. Holiday of New York
,2driicc iii Maple avenue, this week
Miss Martha
!.‘.lll‘:-E
of Brook-2
.1. l2). 1,
W. Rc‘iiiei's
ot‘ .\lr, and Mrs.
I
Next chitt'sdt Woman's Guild
of St‘. Luke‘s (hutch, .\'oroton, will
hold its. annual fair—1211c of the social
events of tiic town each summer.
i' The
I). Hudson of
ucst of his
Attorney (‘iiarlcs
1
hm .1l\\.11.l ll. ”Haw“ 0! Th“ in this way to destroy all the spiders '
iin the house in’ :1 few minutes. Kit
“w . avoids killing them by sweeping: theur-
The new bridge and highway on down and straining the walls or car.
pet. Eearly in the evening is the beat.
Middlesex road have now been eonr _
time.
plcted, and Highway Superintendent
Olnislead has opened the street to
traffic for its entire length.
TUFTS COLLEGE PROFESSOR
DEAD.
MEDFORD, Mass, July Ill—Sank“
uel C. Earle, T'rot'essor of English at
Tufts College and :1 member of the
faculty for 21 yttars, tit-ed last night-
He was graduated from Harvard 111'
189-1 and was the author of several
books on the technique of Writing.
Professor Earle was born at Braille-
———- boro, Vt tn1870. , 1
Workmen at Center School hovel} -
completed the laying of brick up tot
the top of window frames nit the main
floor. It‘lrep root partitions have. been
placed alit'i‘ the floor timbers laid,
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Knapp en-
tertained .\ii'. and Mrs. i". Simniel and
.l, Mather of
Mrs. William
Lillian of
Cannon, and
find daughter
New York Friday.
EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
PORTATION LINE, inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, East
,‘RiVer, New Yet-k (foot of Jackson
at.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
In. Freight received at Not-walk up to
5 9.1111. and at South Norwalk up to
6:30 p .m.
A Barker Motor Wagon
:three or four
is ‘
thifi'w'o.
thcr
Mrs. Marshall P. RlCllilNl."
today for an extended trip ':2
the Great Lakes, Cle1'ciaitd 11;..l o
interesting points. 'Slie expects the
trip forever :1 period of several
weeks.
H, A. Gibbs. who has occupied the
Brook'sid‘e avenue placed owned by the
late Commodore and former First Se-
lectman William Braunei'stt'eutliet', 701'
the past. couple of summers, since the
commodore‘s death, has now purchas-
ed the place from the estate It. is be- _ .
lieved that the price was about $20, cape-Olly rating.
There are 13 acres, with .sever‘. THE BARKER FACTORY.
all buildings besides. the owner's home. 272* ,fi fi‘
Summer. Home Needs
afternoon were not sufficient to .lnter- 'NBW Perfection Oil leVGS. ovens, res
fern with the plans made by the. La- frlget‘ators, screen doors, window
dies Aid Society of the Congregation 'Screens, watercooiet'q,nu12«erv or ab
:11 Church for theii annual lawn party, lice refrigeiatm S1 l0“ cte2m freezers,
which was held, for the. seventh suc- garden 11036. garbage carts, cooking
cessive season, at the home of..1\-lr5. utensils crockery, china and slash
Grora'e. M. V. Srhiichting, and was. ware. ‘ "
like all its predecessors, a huge suc-
Albert E. Gehelic
cert. from both a social and financial
Dionne 106922
standpoint.
25 Washington 811.80. Norwalk,
Prompt Delivery.
years old will carry
a, greater load and outwear any
other motor truck of the some
The few fleeting showers Thursday
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The women of Long Neck Potntl
who are engaged in Red Cross work,
of which Mrs. Thomas Crimmlns I11l
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Norwalk Chronicler