. The United ltalian eoeieties held s
3 section picture show at the nil-co
theatre last evening at which time
arises from “The name nettleseids'
'i: were shown. “any people were in at-
, tendsne‘e. The proceeds of the affair
were used for the ltalian war relief
‘ f (and.
Frederick Brack, the local agent of;
the Metropolitan Life insurance com-'
pany. returned yesterday after attend-
, ing the annual convention of that com-'
pally at the Hotel Astor, New York
‘ pity. The convention has been in ses-
i; "sion since last Thursday and endul
with a banquet Saturday evening. Mr.‘
‘ Brack reports a most successful and‘
‘2 Inioyable convention. l
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Amer Band and Bvec's orch. 1st 00.!
, 'Jfllitary Ball. Thu, Jan. 31st. Adm?
i . 35¢. / ' ‘ ,
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' :1 The down town electrical commis-
;' .m met at the oflices of the plant
_ ‘ .on State street Friday night and dis-
i ._ "cussed the ornamentaf lighting sites?
3 ' Won. insets-m .sh’d....sesslies m‘
i- very hard to get «decree of the or-
dmjveu some time ago have not ar-
‘ rived as yet. The oil question for
the running of the plant came up also
*and while it was saidthat the condF
tion was somewhat relieved still it
was serious.
After deliberating for a little over
i -‘ "three hours, the superior court at New
' 4 Haven jury la'vlt week returned a ver»
'. -»,slict’oitmurder in the first degree
5‘ 8against Frank noise, the New York
' .‘gnlmanuiound guilty (oration; Gold?
stein. a West Haven‘vntailor on Novem-
‘. her 27. Dorso willibe‘sentenhed Tneo
: day morning at iii”“o'clock. As in the
‘ cases of his two companionsthrinine
i . ' ‘Plsiamieiio and Carmine unsilio, the
’ ,. ‘ ‘ death penalty will be imposed, nc
j doubt. ““i
—Last week to my city taxes with-
, I; put interest.
, The passage of the Federal Amend-
; 'ment by the Senate now seems assur-
4 od.‘ Senators Henderson and Nugent,
of idaho, have just issued statements
, expressing their determination to
i work and vote for the Federal Amend-
ment. This will replace the two suf-
‘31 frage votes lost by Senators‘Newlands
‘ and may. Mrs. Carrie charms
can, president of the National Wo
[Vitae Sadrage Association, stated that
sand it, good majority could be ex-
; pected in the Senate.
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la suflclent supply of good seed corn.|weeks' inning is absolutely new “a", who, wltb" Bill 'Killifer. was Two little Week Day s
5' With these two additional votes as-‘,
eruor Holcomb has not announced a;
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From left to right—listen”, llehaizow, Lymhsls’xy. LOOITI’O‘], soloist" of forcigrl afidlre: General Harem. in uniform. and Neale. Mile.
w. n. oeiesui is on the right. , . ' .-
‘ saidlto be the first photograph of the Boishcvik c1 vine: in session. token rceen'iy in i’etrerrizl and broil t to the l' ‘t S ‘ -
the Siberian itailrmy and tire lecidc Ocean. it than Leo-l Trotsky the minister of foreign slain (indicated by sigh-wrote) Refills: igwifnlmm: i
it; tag: :itmg. He is worms { beard, When he hit the [lured States he was clean shaves and must photogrape fmin Russia nan n! on
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MANY GIRL. SWIMMID
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car use coaa now. i
iyou bought. it was the host feeling hat WEAKENING THE WEEK
you ever were. if it was a saddle you' DAY.
bought, the squeak of the saddle was Seven little fleck Days
A Shortage Makes Early Action Wooldbe Movie Stars Induced to Part
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' eceeeary 7"" V”'- 2 With lions) fmusic to your childish cars. it it was in a turn; -
. Young girls come to New York his suit of clothes you bought. it was Home d "Meat en"
“a": magifgglfu'fisdmuz the. scores of hundreds, determined to the beat stun; suit you had ever worth! not. a. .3,
win fame and much money in motion And so it goes. The real joy of the: e e to
corn, according to the Farm Bonsai
Farmers should give attention to this
important feature of farm work stilleve they can do this.
zilli- £311. 3v :0! that; is a mousse, in most cases they have only ' sf .The point of the story is that the Hoover said "Wheatiese
rn Year. Imue money and very few friends teaching of thrift is a natural process" Then there were five
Laurence A. Bevan, count cut. ' -‘
for in. Farm 39,,“ g,“ inveystiztatedifl’" than themselves. Sooner orvlf you catch him while he is young, . . .
the seed corn situation "IMO“! I later each receives a card of influxhe Will 80 With you gladly in the Me in“ mu. Week my.
New England, and the rest oi the,tion signed with an unfamiliar name.'of thrift. Bl" 1‘ he MW" the bad; (letting very sore "
country as well and in a statement but hearing every evidease of good habit of spending before '10 earns. Hoover said "Porkless"
farmers says:-— a .
Reports fliom both cast and west taste and sincerity, .this, too. will go with him all along Then there were four.
it informs the ambitious one that the way. . . .
show a shortage of good seed corn.l
Thrift Day will fall on Sunday, li‘eb-1 Four little Week Days
pictures, ssvs Film nun. They be'purcbsu depend- on who made the Six little Week Days
imoney ‘0 pay 10" "- Feeling lust alive
This condition is due to a cow.‘ bat-lo , the writer has learned she in oven for.
ward summer and a large per cent}; engagement in the pictures and if wary 3rd but will be observed in Nor-i
. , v ' We icd con
of corn "5 f‘rosen 5° “7" u i” :this is so will she please call. She walk. we hope generally, on Feb. «diam; “if-«3931:;-
Iritke seed’saving impossible. An»
early local frost damaged most of the docs call and h, met with ' cordiality; Then there were three."
”0d. com in New “I“ ”c.” in Ithai might arouse suspicion in h ALEXANDER WILL e e a
certain fortunate distflcts. it is to star, but which pleases the innocenti GET Hi8 IONUI Three
. . little Week De s
i'heiie conlmunltgs that we will look on, ! Word comes from Chicago that Growing pretty bluey
or 0‘" '“d "1”)" m" "”' Very sdroitly she is put in poases- Charles "_ Weeghmsn reside " ., ..
Without delay every dealer and - P m 0 Garfield said Booselcss
sioll oi the information that she is the Chicago Club in the National. Then there '0” two.
every man who is going to plant corn
this year should set aside or locate needed lathe work. but three or lowlllcague. and GroVer Cleveland are», e e e
6'0"" 0‘ 00"“ "”0“"! "1"“? sn-M-;,.,y to prepare her. mu “0"" "'9 purchased from the Phillies may at!
fort to distribute it themselves at' booking for the Bus
reasonable yet profitable prices. Au”my M" acted for "”1 on the I fancy'prlce, are said to have settled Garfield said “Lightless”
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thoiities who are acquainted with the It“!!- And the charge will be m. their “imam. Th we“ "I one.
situation state that "in view oi thcl Usually. if she seems reluct‘allt. Il‘ wee‘hm is quoted as ”yin that. en e e e
seed corn situation in the west and assistant is called into con erence, he had agreed to give Mun“, 5_
the fact that the western states will ind ”menu, . ,mm pm, arm 000 u a m“ m mu" m :h;:0ne liitll. Week Day
undoubedly call on us for large vlilD- , - . ' Begging ‘0' " penny
plies in the future, we consider it ofl " agreed '°' 1 th con- transfer from Philadelphia. ‘6',"0” raid "Worklcss"
the utmost importance that our Com; 1' it Ill! N “m"‘d rom ' l Alexander has been placed“in Class Then there wasn't “I
necticut isnners be protected." .versstlon that a larger sum can he, 0, the next draft. but it is also "Id RICHARD H FITCH.
Com ‘0 be M "ed “"1" hm obtained. the aspirant lot “0“" "m that he will appeal for a lower classl-i .__..._.____L.
{3°33 $1311]? 7‘3: {$3333 " m" "m m“ m" " "mm“ mm" "‘d “m m” " m '°- ears titre mwv
in the WM “i amounts any- believe that he will get in Class : andI '
have good seed corn, but such corn is' l .
not adapted to our northern sections. , where from 3100 ‘0 $1.000. “d an II'.so be able to pitch for the Cubs this
year.
Farmers in thiartete should use seed vestor will receive enormous divi-
KI’O'II here. H0!“ "0"“ "”9““ (leads, and the necessary preparation, ,yeoman at the naval recruiting station
:3: iglrendaoptgilt‘omu “infilmliiwh 4:1; ior screen success without tuition. Al DONKEY DELAY! TIMING. lbere faced a poetic whez. a young
will yield better than "ed from out- contract is guaranteed to each int/en. GOIDBN Col J man, almost perfect physically, but
aide. tor. . .. ‘3- “FA ““9? who said he did not know his name.
The agricultural experiment sta- Everybody in illmdom knows of the belonging to A. Coors, which has a knew no place to call home “(I could
“on“ ”d the State cone" will I” existence of the concerns, oi which mania ‘0' “3'3"!“an NH back, ’0' not remeiirher ever having seen his
fir,“vfl°fl$m§wflmc§mfififfl£ there are several that Vary but lit- cently almost paralysed the telephone parents; applied for enlistment iii the
sptability for different parts of the tie in their plan of operation. They system along the line oi the Denier The only name he knew. according
all carry regular ads in the daily or ‘ Northwestern 3‘11"," Company, to the applicant, was “Paddy."
be". it is irom responses to these operating between Golden and Denver. The chief yeoman entertained u.
A telephone 1"" reporting to the d8' rious doubts as to whether he could
DALLAS. Ten, Jan. 28.--'rhechief ‘
state. The Fairdeid County Farm
advertisements that addresses are ob-
' spatcher ll included in l b“ “"5659“ accept the man. but at the insistence
Bureau has located several sources
of seed corn: information will slid-
tained.
One concern charges an enrollment to one of the poles along the right Oi oi the applicant called in Capt. Walter,
way at Coors station. From i.o'elock 3.“, chief recfulung oilicer. '
iy be furnished.
Testing corn for germination bi‘fOl‘S’
fee or :5, a dollar each for a mum
of 20 lessons, ail/d confers a diplom! in the afternoon until after midnight After hearing the man's story. Capt.
the crew was obliged to stop at the Ball gala; ‘
planting is always worth while, but
this spring seems. exceptionally dc-
slrsble. Men who buy theirseed co-n
nlreadv shelled should never neglect, ‘ _
to test it. especially this year with Vb?“ the“? have been :omvrte‘do .
seed grown for silage. Then the new actress is a v 89 Dhoncelch time it passed this point “i now christen you John Paddy,
Farmers who save their own set-ii have a strip oi film made, lust to to replace the receiver which w“ dis- aged eighteen, and tell you that your
also “hegfoir’di ":1 testt’eits hgeirmlind- show how well she screens. - , lodged every hour by the donkey home is in Fort Worth." 1
33;” {In}: cute 3:” wei't‘ilscgrfain‘t); The chili-2e for this is only :29. 311° scratching his baclr under the phone, John Paddy was accepted later and
guess thegermlnating power oi corn, is “5qu this ‘5 ””3““ t° succfis: box. ‘ fculisted in the navy. - ,
even on the car. Germination tests The near-riot that often ensues w 9. The cars were obliged to run on
.will ”9 made "9" 0' “"59 by "‘9 a. your“: woman shove “9 with he: ttheir own schedule because oi the in-
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment 'sli'lv 0' film and “mud“ the an ability to reach the denpntcher at.
station at New Haven. Send 300 to! - hich has been guaranteed her, h . . ;
400 kernelsuWith ear-corn take these W" W ‘ . , 0! er pointaeslons the line when the
kernels from 50-100 rcpresenta’tzve and ’whlch she believes she has earn} receiver was oi! the hook. .
ears. These tests will be made under, ed and paid for. would be '9”: (“my -_._'___.__._
gaglmonditlons and receive expert I “ it were no; in many 22591:; 9?:ch SAVE THE FOOD
. h o . .
(let a better stand that: ever before This vc'y "i“ v; 2 ,0, the “m
and test your seed corn. tener than it. does u .
i. ' that studies and managers are safe-
' COMLEV QUIT! "ATE BOARD !gual'd9.d against all visitor!
‘ Attorney William H. Coinley of
:Bridgeport, has resigned as a meme
;ber of the State Shellfish Board. (low, .
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Assailed by President i
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, "There is reason to believe that the
people oi Canada are coming to real.
lie that the food problem means
tremendously more than the question
of price of foodstuds to the Canadian
civilian. important as the price. ques-
tion undoubtedly is." said the food
controller of Canada recently. "The
greater problem is one oi saving, as
far as may be possible, the people oi '
the allied nations from suffering.
hengr’e, land oi supporting the armies| *
at the front .by feeding ‘ them and
their families behind the lines." 2 ‘
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iTHRiFT AND 1116th OF SPEND
' ' ' ' me
Only half the joy is felt in the oper-
ation oi saving—rthe other half, and
probably the larger one comes to us
in spending what we have saved. No
child who does not spend his money,
knows the real Joy of spending. To
buy and have it charged \to "Pa" is
not much inn, and no real Joy. But
to put your hand into your own pocket
and feel your own real money, and
payitoutforthethingyonarebny— , , . ,____'_' .
tub is not only full. but rises into the ‘ pg £01838, 4 it, I”. 28.54".
region of rest ior. a still atelier ior ‘John Quinnette hauls coal, and in any
is when the he: lies! his own “name klndolweather—yee, my. mm." u
WOMAN HAD“ COAL.
to his personallyr‘wrltten‘ check. ladeneesbelowsero. 'Tbis brave
draweonhlsownhaakaeoolat.M'llttlewo-sn,whoehovelscoaiistoa -- _ 'i - .-. “ i_
me'mllfilflmwwsgmasdshovelsitoutsgnhfora Senator-OW " barium,“
aadarticle. no roamed the Int sstsu ease. is caring for a sick tiss-
tits-martian mmmmmmsmber oi childrenand
minimum? “grandchildren. ,
“hum-adsodeebtwaaa
nelme-tyuweseensum.’
,0regon,les‘gconsideredon‘e of the
'streeg and conservative Ill- la the
upserhoeseofoeegress.weethesebr
trieeioistiscsuyvusieiietwiisosm
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The store
is closed
all day
today.
The Howland DryGoods Co., Bridgeport
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All l-‘rcsli Roasted : Try a Pound
' COFFEES
GoldenSantosOod’ee...... '
Moo, cluster 95: ,
0hallengeBlendOoifee,perlb. 22¢
AfterDinnerBlendOoifee,ib. 25c
lie. 1 RoyalPlsntation Coffee, lb 30:
BockmsnnBestBlcnd (Insilverfoilbsgsiih. ...........83:
Yuban or acid Astor Codee,lb. cans 35o
Baker'sBarringtonKsil Coffee,llb.cans 406
ms, norm DELIVERY roan. mars or CITY.
A. liBeckmann &C0.
83 & 85 Washington Street y Phone ms
Entrance on Main St. Fairfield Ave. Cannon St. ‘ J
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' lady“. W"
Effect an AstonishingReduction
- in Stout Figure's \
BACK and not” LACE
Hips, bust and nbdomenreduccd l t '5
inches, you lock 10 to 20 pounds fluent.
You are no longer‘S‘l’ , you can wear
more fashionable styles; and you get
Satisfaction and Value at most moder-
ate price. Xou never were more com-
iortable or easy feeling” corsets.
LACE BACK ”DUSO STYLES
h’o.72fi. bow Bust. Costa, price
No.70). liedhim Bust, (lentil. price
No. 7". Short moat Pign'rcs. .
Lew lest. Couimbrlce
wahd‘uuacueikihwfli‘li
.sre
....£4.oo
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