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A 'l’AClFIt‘ PORT, Oct. 15,—A
Japanese freighter which has éust
arrived here reported an exciting
chase by a German submarine in
the Atlantic Ocean on,Sept. 26,‘
'obout six hundred miles off ,the‘
comedy. Prices . . . . . . . . . L .......... ‘ . . 506 to $1.50 Europeanyoast. ‘ ' .
. ‘ . The frt'lgltit'i":i captain sat/l thi-
' "‘“"" Ill boat ’5 lll‘bi aliell fell only about3
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The House of lilghflrddo
Entertainment
I Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and I
Today and Tomorrow
Maxine Elliott
Famous Beauty of the Stage in
a Goldwyn Production
“Fighting Odds”
Wednesday Eveninr
At 3:15
May Robson
in the Play
- “A Little Bit -
Olflashioned”
, Thursday
Douglas Fairbanks
The Popular Star in
,f‘Double Trouble”
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COMlNG-«Whé Honor System“
a wonderful 10 reel super-feature.)
Regent Theatrei
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Palace Theatre
Don’t‘Miss it! ,
Today'wand Tomorrow
Datum, Winsome, Petite
Marguerite Clark ,
..]n___
“Bab’s Diary”
From Mary Robt‘rt itinvhurt'sa
. ' Story
And'alicarstci'athe News itwl
. “'EllN ZEDAY
Wallace Reid
A Man’s Man in the Film World
“The Hostage’b"
Paramount-Arturo“ l’roduction
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THURSDAY
Earle Williams in
“THE STOLEN TREATY"
And 3 Nature Vaudeville Program
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,Vaudeville and Pictures ~
, in, a New Play. ‘A liiile at: outra- .
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MAXINE ELLIOTT AT THE
REGENT/TODAY AND TOMORRO
’1 e EID
WVWALLAC a
fly. a diary. porn; by pug”. has been adopt-
‘it iii no
.‘i'he Noted" Beauty Vitill Be Seen in
' Goldwyn'u Photodrama, "Fight-
’ lug Odds” .
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'in “Fighting Odds." the famous
beauty of
the stage, now
or the
screen, is seen, as the wife of 3 mil-
lionaire manufacturer in a busy indus-
triil city in a story which tells of the
to outwit the
stool-jug the 693- *1
mil. As the tith
struggle of a woman
powerful enemies
_truclion of her bu:
indicates, it is 1*
against area ‘t ‘3,
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angle of a womb.
3‘:
.ualnsl the finale
vial powers at the country, Her m-
, , .
.ly resources are .her
:.treet falls before these attributes.
‘ . beauty or. a
charm.’ The biggest figure . in. With
in all her many successes it is
it out iii ,
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llllilllllllSM '.
‘d‘ utr-tul it .‘ltw :‘liiott ever had a fifty yards short “fills vessel. lie
rule which made git. :ri claims upon immediately signalled full steam
liL‘i' di'atmzll': tun-m. She at times ex‘ ahead and was soon walking away
1,. «2 the fiery. drT-iliq. of 50mm and at a sixteen knot t'lip. Apparently
,icames 5“,,“ wt; 1,, the Rights the (lei-mans thought they had to
.4; emotional “3.2m," Ldo With a slow target, for the.
‘ lfi‘t'iglllt’l' drew out of range. in fore
,a ueeond aliell cumin. Then the
lsuhniuriin- tired twenty shells, but
"' " ".uI'to reueb' theiarrniarlt.
shioned” at the Re .mt Theatre 'Vitll‘l: the Hermann realized they
it is .. rent-val :uwphotion amount were oiitratigcd they submerged.
l.ttttrt‘-.';oer3 thztt ll fashion oi‘
.; I: moves 'ln cycles. and this is a new type. with a potential "upeed
Pointless true. but now. comedies that lit-lieu its appearance of at slow
in] plays in a liglittjl‘ \‘rin would oeezin trump.
.Jt‘lil. to be in highest tavor. and It .. PARIS,
in Le Mi" that ”A lilt‘o Bit 01d Fir . ’1
iiioned" in which .‘llavv'itobson will tat-ks on the French pti‘illltllls'
’ r: ’l‘h. :tre on Wed- north of the Iliver Aisne. The of-
. . :7. con'aim fit'litl statement Inillt'il' this after-
tullemder-vull Moments of noon, I)_\ the French War (Illici-
impular “my This play combined says that all the assaults were re-
iloan. whole )lllt‘ comedy. semimcnt. pilli‘t'tl.
"dime and utioint wlllll’lifll'. It pro: . . '
ides; an evening or i-‘are outcrtain- ofliruil statement issued from the
mm m}. men and women. young and War ()ft'it-e tonight says: '
happily “During the daythc artillery
old alike. lites ilobvon .is . .
“i‘vl in‘thr— role of Mrs. John Gordon- was very at-tiveni the sector of
“h the central tit-,ure in ,“A Lit- Mouliii de la Faux and ill the re-
.s ,.
MAY ROBSON COHING
(let. 'ltl.v~~~flerniun
:tpp’im' i'l llw- i.
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gimp-anon hintinth‘efmmtmo con-_ "Further information concern-
vuliicd with laui'htcr. The art or May mg the enemy a surprise attacks
llobann is imiqtm n14 wit as genuine, last night in tbe,.rt-gion of btilmlil
tend none can resist, her radiant per- and Aubertvc'. which we repulsed,
'sonaitty. . SIIOW that they were carried out
w, by licavyciTt-ctives and were pre-
Secure your seats no
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thirty—six h Three attacks
LA 'r ‘A'I’RE .
PA “CE, .ucre made by dotilelinit-nta of
Dainty Marguerite Clar
‘ace Today and Tom
Winning Novelty in
.‘ “Bab'e Diary" ” ‘ .
A novelty mat is unique m "5 'ln- llwse utttteks’resultcd in
lrt‘c-Hl is the Paramount plmloplni', l'll‘H‘L’t‘lIIt‘ntm In which we clearly
"‘llab's Diary" {tom the famous story “ll"‘l'wl ""l' ”I'lll'rll'rllN Th"
by Marv Roberts‘itlnchart which ap-
peared in the Saturday tan-niner Post. ‘
Bob, tit rettv boarding school girl, "' ’ . ‘
horolneetolils of her experiences with .l.”.\l)ll.\, ”t'l. Iii-“Jill? (it'l-
;, (“mm which pvt-ah,” in “mom: lllltliR liitye landed troops on the
lll'l' it t :1 little girl no.1 which she prct- It'lllf‘l5_“‘l‘)“~‘“l tilttllllngo. "l ”I"
ty thoroughly frightens hv pr‘etdnilinz ('"H ,“l Rl‘rzilt“"""”’:l"l‘g-' 1" i! RP"-
to be rugnged to some one they had Mr dispatch ”m” l l‘lrllle‘illl-
'ttt:\i-‘.“‘.~"‘vli. '1 l..: i ‘ '0 lialtt‘r. from
to original book and their charm lies
.in the di'oll‘spellinc :ttitl ntilvoch'arm
of llnb's own st-tipt. This is probablv
the first time that ill" idea of filming
, shot-k troops and pioneers. They
l a 4 I
were received by our artillery lire
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lintids.
ry heavy."
t:lf1
the entrance to tliotllulf o’i' liigu
and provide easy access to the
Illllllllillltl over small interinmliutc
islands. They areofi' the moist of
illi“ iiissinii provitt‘eo of Estliooiai.
lingo Island is about two hundred
miles from I’etrogrud.‘ Its posi-.
,tion derives additional importance
___-__’__,___ ‘t'i'oni tliefiit't that it ill almost ili'llit‘
,, . . litttlllll‘tif Illt' Gulf of Finland. at
"‘4 THE HOS ,tht- bend of which is Kronstadt.
,\\'lilrll tli'l't'inln l'ctl'ogt'ml. , i
i lt~~ti‘l Island is nearly lilil miles
north of Riga, which the Iiei'llttlll"
t-npturt-d recently. The landing of
‘lit-i'ninn troops iii Estlioniu would
threaten the outtlunkiiignif the
'od. “llnb's Diary" Sl'll'l'l'li! Marguerite
('lztvli, “ill be shown today and to-
morrow at the Palm-c .Thratrc.
TAGE" AT THE PALACE
~ WEDNESDAY
Poplar :J’J Handsome Stir in Pow-
erful Film Story ‘
Wallace Reid, thi- «vvvr popular Las-
'v—Pm‘:amnunt star will he sci-n at HP , .
I’hhct Theatre on Wedneattav in his “WWW ll'l" “ml probably compel
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l‘llt“'i I"\l"llllnllnl-.tl‘lf‘l't'lll pit-11"", .3 WNW.” “” 1' “'llll‘ St’t'lloti oi lIlt‘
“‘TbtA- l" | ‘0'” written Pant» ”mm H ”“li'l‘ll Ii (lid “to «then
(‘ilI' l'i‘l him 0' i ”W “Tl-V l” I’t‘lrogrml li‘t‘li‘. A
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Within ,‘.l.-.r§o llix,
anti produced for the Laeky't‘ompnny " ‘ .-.. - — -.~w—
(:ll'C‘ffiltln of Robert ”Lil-Ry “CASBAREIs” fOR
is; ' ' ‘ ‘ -
‘io'n‘r lznown by his thousands of ail-L EVER/fix” BOWHS
mitt-rs. has won for liimvnlf an evcri I.
‘itsilnq place in the hearts of the pho-l
soilranintlc patron“. A bin, power,
’vtil. handsome, clcrn-c'i‘ your"! man}
' :ith years of dramatic PX"°TEPBCP.' Tonight! Clean your bowel: and Stop
«if-out nf‘fcrtations or poses, .he has Headache, Colds, Sour
5 iron to the world the bent cramp“? Stomach
x.” straight-forward younc American; Get. a Ill-Cent boxtnow.
.zonhood. Turn the roacals out-the headache.
whiulh'" llOflflflels, lndlKESllOII, ’IIN' sick, sour
under the,
Thornhy, , .
"fallaicoib Yd, or "'.‘.":“.‘t’." at“ he
was cos’nrrcd with (‘leo bl
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People Who do Around Complal ing 7’:l;"llm0un!‘:il'li'f‘g and ha- been ten-r 10mg,“ and “PD them out with Cr”
Not Entitled 'To Sympathy ‘
No matter how many [rheumatic her productions.
remedies you hare tried‘there'n only
one that's absolutely sure and certain ho is now am» wing, is a mast unus‘ know the gum”
, Get a bottle of “Neutrone Prescrlp‘ :zal one a»
tion 99" ll your druxglst'l'today, tak' ' val people toward one
it faithfully and you'll be rid oi all story has to do vrl:h t
soreness. stillness and swollen, sch-ilmwlando-i-a
in: man for Clifflltlll‘e" l-‘rsrrar in “"lcnrcts, ,
”M ‘ Million-format and women take" a
l... ”A" y
.t- ‘~'i'l..n Viol, in which cascarot now and then and never
The utor'.
it Film“ ”1" 9’9"?“ 0‘ 7"‘livor, clogged bowels,
““0"!”- TM stomach.
“9 attitude oi. Don't put in another day of dis-
-‘l°““”l"""‘ tress. bet Cascarets cleanse your
or an upset
towards
any. MM JOIN! and muscles, After Firth Mi“ ”Mi-""9 ”‘0' "m" "I ha" stomach. remove the sour. fermenting
a in days.
Oh. my:
89" will
tlnctly [do] that. overload of agony”
and pain leaving you and what a regto Paramount patrons:
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flat. so easy. It's one;
(let {bottle today. you on it to
. ‘ then say “mood-bye trouble":
‘50:.“ $1.00 the bottle at our drug-tpptendld work in support of ‘35:?!
v“ loll Grim filled on 31.00 Ilse.
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load. loath Waite—Adv.
barium and cruelty. ~ '7‘" win-n.4th food; take the excess bile from your
Zn! "Neutrons Prescription limb unite to field the peoplo ‘of the “v" and carry out all the "mm”:-
I'WI“ 10“- 7011 can dls- coast, their attituth changes.
‘ led waste matter and " poison in the
This production liuind to introduce bowels. Then "in will {"4 m”.
a “P" he'll“; A Cascsret tonight stralehtens you
loom-m DOWN“ Abril. 3“” Ahrll but by morning. They work while
has for some time been a Int-{MW M you sleep. A locent boxuirom an!
the paramount organization ‘3“! 1’" drus store means a clear head. sweet
_ , ' stomach melon, healthy liver and
Pickford in "The Hole Amelia“ ma actll- for mm Childre-
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flirt‘t‘iiul‘iifil night made s\'t'l'("ll zit?
PARIS. Friday. ot-t. term!
.md her clover gion of ("routine .
the pa]. about lit), men each, including‘
Iand the fire of our machine guns.t
lively;
'cm-niy left ton prisoners iii onrt
The enemy‘s losses were:
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().-:.el and lingo Islands are fit,
- i- itiiii Bills
by and who" would?” 1133*? stomach and bad colds—Liam them out ,
caused by a lazy .
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Our present stitch. replenished by many recent arrivals
which faithfully portray every new desirable future, are
complete in every detail and adord excellent latitude for
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The captain said the freighter is
:railway line followu the count all
llIIt.‘ way from Ilapsiil, opposite
llago Island, to I’etrograd,
tiesel Island, the larger of the:
two, is forty-tiv'c miles long and
has an area of 1,010 square miles
and population of about 60.000. It
has a difiitzult coast line in the
form of precipitous inclines to the
cliffs. .
WASlIthi'l‘ilx, Oct. 13.-—Ad—
iniml Mayo, ('oinuntiider-inl'hicf'
of the Atlantic fleet. and ‘liii-i mini?
have. returned fruity England,
where they participated in. it liti-
vnl conference with the Allies.
This announcement was authoriz-
ed yesterday by the Navy l)epart-_
nient. ,
The statement authorized “by
Secretary Daniels follows:
“Admiral II. T. Mayo: United
States Navy, and his staff have re-
turned from England. The purg
posh of the visit of Admiral Mayo
to Iiii-glitlid was to permit him to
winter with officials of the Allied
inivics. to.bceome intimate with
every detnil of the situation M it
is at present, what has been done
before, and to dist'ilifl lht’ plans for
the future. The British Admiralty
{extended every eourtmy and ev-
ery facility tovpromote the suc-
eess o t'this mission.
"h‘fllllll‘ltl‘lllilyii will proceed
immediately to Washington and
Livill there make a full report to the.
:St‘t'l't'lltl‘y of the Navy. 'Adniiral
illiiyo visited the English fleet and
our own forces in British and
French waters in order that he
might familiarize himself with the
't-omlitions under which .theAllied
forces are opemti g."
The fut-t that A iniral Mayo had
‘o'en sent to England for a confer-
oim- with Admiral Sims and the
tilt-itish and French naval officials
was disclosed toftltt‘ pro“ at the
time of liis‘ departure with the re—
'lllt‘fil of the government not to
lll't‘lillttll the trip in
outrun-tits until un":iutlmrized
statement was issued. Except int
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led ‘her to be chm '0 Vl‘"l“‘m‘.lon Cam my lover
vie-so to: Mr. new in f’Tbo‘fior'mpor ' . ,
published
Tone or two instances the request
was generally carried out by the
American newspapers.
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' Qtdgksndutisfaetoryhutinnyroomwherorequtrod.
Howisthe seasonwheasGasltoomEeotermbouod
to excellent advantag» e.
Ask us about this Gas Beating ides-+We will advise
you honestly.
The Connecticut Li
its Iiiiits f
girl and Power Co.
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WINDOW
HEMS I’I‘ECHED
DO'I'TED SWISS
PLAIN
45¢, 75c
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death from heart trouble
France
John Hendricks of a division urn-t
inunition train of the Americunl
forces was reported Saturday by;
General Pershing. . His sister:
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lives in Ihiladelphia. ‘
LONDON, Oct. Iii—Tile En-i
tcntc Allies have increased their; , .
shipping, according to the ’l‘iiiio-s,,gml’hed ””3 3”” ”W. ”t 1““ state,
thrmigh the acquisition by thcj
,ltoyu‘l Mail Steam l’nekct (‘om-l
patty and the Lamport and lioltl
Line of the controlling interest in
the Argentine Navigation ('oni-
puny, whiclnhiis a capital of $10,»
000,000, and owns more than three
hundred vessels. Three of tho- lead-
ing French line." and one Italian,
shipping company participated in
the transaction.
l’llKINtl. (let. l3.—~i'hina and
Japan have oigned an'agreeiucnt
concerning the lease of the Kiriu-
('liunglfhun. Railway, Mani-litiria.
Japan will lqnn I'hinn 6,500.00 you
at five per ’eent. foi'hu peridd of
thirty years. The revenue of the
railway will be Held as security for
the property during the term of
the loan. The Kirin-t‘lmn-Chun.
rail
merit of the South Mam-bur
way Company.
W.-\SIII.\'t.l'I‘OX,0
Oct.
Amused by publication in some} '
f private 1’ under state cont rot. Ily reason, of.
1 ”films fact, the government, can "-3
parts of the country 0
cablegrams announcing arrive
American troops ain France,
Al’ur and Navy Departments tot
'took steps to prevent a repetition
of the incidents which may result
in tlie‘court-martial of the officers
who sent the messages.
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In one case a former National president or an automobile maniac-l
.verner . luring company 11'
Guard ofiiécr wire dhsi ,
ot' the arrival of the s‘ ‘:'s troops,
"but so for as is k ‘ . .11 here news-,
paper in that locality observetl'
,th- gwerniuent‘s voluntary eon-
S'll' l-Tji ”rt-quest and did not print
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on October 9 bf l’rivatcl
lSllIIS
sick.
aches, liver trouble, “trampoline“, con-
bladdcr disorders cor.
kidneys.. ' -
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y 84 Washington St.
WHITE All!) MFA}? MADE“
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by?“
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DGUBLE PACBL‘ SHADES
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Slim 125.3 TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. ‘
A- Dicke‘rmanv &5f'$o_n’s
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the cable. .
In the other cum, however, a
of theyarrival o. ll . regiment with
a request that it he given fullest
publicity. The L":\"'I‘llOl"n' ol'iiue
gave out the calm-t. I Lullj‘
papers in that vote printed the
news. This morning other newn-
pnpers published the dispatch and
added the number and (It‘nlgllhiloii
of tlfii cgiment, all in violation of
the voluntary censorship.
The War Ih'partmc'i but! most
urgently requested tint nothing
whatever he ' about arriv-
ills of troop:
at the asme ti on t i re
Iy any casua - . Fr cm 5 who
know troops have smiled and hear
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inothiug further may assume they
'liave arrived :.;.’ ly.
. Steps‘prob-
yily Will be tnlwvi to prevent the
, ending of similar iiiessiiges from
“.1“. will be under the manage- i the other side and to stop their tic-t
' in Raipllivery, it' iiecc~-:iry, should they-
lget through by iiiistarkc. All'troopsi
.15'_fiibroad now are lit! Inr the, federal;
government. and no longer are
ereist- what the \‘iz-rilepurtnie
layfiegni‘ds as a necessary censorship;
over news of tln-ir Tnovcmeiits. '
A federal warrant was issued yes-
ltfrday for the arrest of Henry B.
hrenninx. who until recently was
\ ‘ 57'. Louis, chart;
in; h.m with violation of the espion-
age not because of rumor!” be is suitl'
to have made at a ihuuer. Kron-
’ning's arrest was caused by Georgcl
IS illlEm-llllt ‘
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grins» the Kidney: at oi... When,
Back Hui-ls or Bladder ’Ii'.
era,
No man or Woman who eats moat
regularly can - mn‘: . mistake by
flushing the ‘ kiuzu-ys .mcastonally,‘
ears a well-known :tti'fioritf'. Elic.’
forms uric acid v-‘v ti: t-‘ogr; the kid-
ney Dorks so the; ~.i""':‘“ltly flilor' or
strain only part ot :lm: waste and
poisons from the who. then you get
Nearly ail l'll’lil'lu-Iifim, head-
stipation. [allllntb'it , §.I(-f‘plt‘l'mt‘sl,
‘e from sluggish
The ,moinen? you 9': r-l a dull ache in
the kidneys or your tari: hurts, or it
the urine is cloudy. will nsive. full of
sediment, irregular o.‘ passage or at-
tended by a seniiation of scalding, get
about {our ounces rt Jud Sails from
any reliable phat-ma. 4 ml take a toe
blespoonful in a gla~ *- o water acid—'9
,bre‘hktast torn few tun-.4. and your kid;
neys will then act tine. This law
suits is made from the acid of mm
and lemon Juice, combined with lith-
ia' and has been rim-vi for romantic!!!
to flush clogged kldrr-rs and stimulate
them to activity, nlm ‘to neutralise
the acids in urine so it no lancer
cause irritation. thus ending bluldof
‘ disorders. _ .
Jud Salt; is inexpensive and an-
not injure: niches afollghtlli clots
veseent tithing-tater rink which all
~ mlsr meat eaters should talc no!
lead then to keep “regatta-en clu-
' thoflooduuro. mummies. ._ ‘
. .m;-g-m_~9¢v- int-um mm
4,, u . l i s 4. __I ‘
former National i: lard ofiicer tele--
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-~ W. See, who said that when Prud-
c at “Union‘s picture was thrown I.
the screen Krenni’ng made a disparag-
ing remark ibout the chic! executlvl. '
The Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey yestbrday announced anothc
iticr: so, the fifth since July 31, 1915.
in th- it gets of lté refinery employ...
by ten per cent. the, increase to ho-
come efiective oli‘October 15. The
number of men affected is about 12,-
000, including the employee in tho
plants at Bayonne, Rahway, and ””7
Jersey City, N. J.; Parkersburg, W. . .-
Vs.; Baltimore. ML, and Baton * ‘1
lluguc, La. In addition to these an»
increases, the company} action ll
‘Sezitcmber, 1915, in putting its eni-_
'plnyes on on eight~bour day is end»
’mated its equivalent to a 19.37 per
'oent lncreaso in pay for“ the unit
amount of work.
Miss Mary Nash, olNew “York, spent ‘
Sunday with her cousin. Mrs. James‘
Flynn. 0! F132! Hill road.
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Thrift system
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. at the
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
. ' COMPANY
2 1-2 per cent on what you spend, it“
per cent. on what you save.
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i he likes to give them' on cash sales.
, Bank Cbupon Checks are a out
1 discount, not 3. Trading Stamp.
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Suits and Overcoais
' ‘ $12.50 to $22.50
C oryright—(Zlot‘hin‘gCo.
o N_'l.laln St. So. Norwdlh
Buy'llonr Fall and
Winter a‘
Clothing "Now ‘
Pay $1.00 a Week
The BREINAN SNRE
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fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, hulls
lens. Doris, Stone Jun-Vb
KunWoodWMfl.
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