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‘Hfll-‘I & G ' Upon the nonunion oi his present
‘ 8 ans 'ooutract W. 8. Hart. the man with the
. thud-bad face and the heart as big as
fall outdoors, will ret;re from the
screen. .Bill says he means it and he
isn't gain gto pull a Sarah SothLi-dt
When he says farewell he means good-
bye. IThree years ago, when Bill leti
(Broadway and the legitimato stage. he
jreceit'ed from Thomas H. lnce a sai-
|ary of 8800 per week or thereabouts.
gNow he gets 88.000 per week. every
‘COAL
“week. with no perhaps about it. if
{you don't believe it, ask the income
Thars A" ’ itax collector. Bill. however. doesn't
:want to give Rockefeller or Morgan
lany anxiety. He wpnts just so much
‘and he is going back to his farm in
that dear Westpoxt. Connectincut.
! Regarding his retirement the 'lwo
=Gnn man says: "Five years is the,
:longest time a moving p‘cture star‘
i
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“WIH‘ I.“ lean retain his or her popularity, re:
'gardless of any one you can think 01'
{and you cannot show a‘ single in-;
m ”I 1stancc in which there has ever been.
'an excepdon to this rule. The aver-
iage length of screen popularity is two
lyears i want to retire when i am
Elly vavs
Stamford Lodge of Ellis will cola-INOT TO FIX PRICES
irate the 14th anniversary of its or-l 0N FARM PRODUCTS
“Minn on Monday night, March i.’
‘ “mmueeu‘mnmg “M“ 9” WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 26.——
' :GPnPIBl price iixing on agricultural
can fix the occasion.
I ~— 'products is not a part of the policy
Rev. Philip Coholan. curate for 0‘ 0;: Food Aedimgistrfition “did'tm
. not attem t ., r. cover on o
m ”m n" ”m 3‘ 8'" M" night in a sfatement designed to re-
Church, Newtown, h“ received l?" ‘9 assure farmers apprehensive that the
pointmont as chaplain in the U. 8. ' government might act maximum
Notional army and is now awaiting prices on what they have todsell.» ti
, ; "lwishtossyal onccan cm a -
m a" m m" ;cally that the Food Administration is
:not a price fixing body." said Mr.
Hoover, “except with regard to cer-
tain commodities which today are
dominated by wholly abnormal over-
seas relations and the surroundings
factors with regard to which are such
an to project xreat dangers [both
against the framing community and st
itho lame time then consuming com-
__ munlty. d\iti d
- l “The two commo es un or regu-
Solon Wales, son of M" “d M” lation are sugar and wheat. With the
' ‘Arthur 3- Wales. 01 M8111 street, VII further exception of cases in which
successfully operated on for tonsil it has intervened purely as a friendly
troubieh Dr.‘ M.Wl ' sis h intermediary bettt'een organised pro
y R etc as ted y ducers and consumers. the Food Ad-
“: C. R. Bradley Saturday at his
' ’ minlotration has no authority and no
30'“- 30‘” ‘5 "90""! ‘9 getting desire to fix prices on the products of
along nicely. ‘agriculture."
.by lack of patronage. 1 mean it abso-
-lutely." '
Mr. Hart's contract has still about
'a year to run. in answer to "Anni
ions." “Lonely" and "Lille Girl" Bill
is unmarried, but says there comes a
time in every man's lite when he must
listen to reason.
Wallingford is having hard. sled-
ding Just now with her electric light '
and power plant. it is stated hy the
oflcials that ‘ this municipal husiness
is running behind at the rate of
82,000 amonthand that immediate
action in rate raising is necessary.
Juniorsfias unis—Earlene
Acarcful search for 11 a In
ye r 0 AT HAVILAND FUNERAL
John Shea. of 108 Filmore street. New
Haven. by both police and parenu' Bearers for the funeral of William
has failed to disclose any clue 'l'. Havilnnd in Bridgeport, this after-
which might lead to the finding of noon at 2:30 o'clock will" he: George
the lad. He was last seen "hitching” W. Wheeler. Justice of the supreme
his sled behind a heavy delivery wa. court; William 'M. Multhie, presiiug
son Sunday afternoon, “hm 10, lat the civil side of superior court:
._......_. iJohn it. Booth of Danhury, judge of
William Donnelly, oi Waterbury. communities: court: Henry A. Bishop.
chief of the detective force of the president of Bridgeport public library;
Highland division of the New York. Lieutenant Nathaniel W. Bishop, Col-
Ncw Haven and diarttord railroad. onol Norris G. Osborn of New Haven,
has resumed his duties after air ‘a Yale classmate; Dr. Virgil B. Gihncy
weehs' confinement to his home as or‘Now York: Augustus Man-score
the result of injuries received when tary of the New Haven railroad; De-
lls fell on the ice in Danbury. ‘ Ver H. Warner and Fred W. Tracy. as-
—— sistant clerk of superior clerk.
Services will he held» in the Read
Memorial chapel at Mountain Grove
cemetery this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
and burial will be in Mountain Grove
cemetery. Rev. Stephen Fish Sher-
man. rector of St. John's church, will
be the omciating clergyman.
Willing-7h. Payson oi! New York is
the defendant in a suit brought in the
Superior Court to foreclose mechanios'
' liens on real estate in Scotch Cove.
Darla. the liens having :been filed by
Claude Solleck, Charles E. Sisson, W.
0. Strangwsrd, 17'. D. 'Anstin, Whllace|
N. Sheer. Carl Punselt and 'Zigman
,IOIO'B. Ill of Dorian. OUT THIS OUT—4T I8 ‘WORTH
MONEY
.Th" springllke weather of ”5‘”, Don't miss this. Cut out this slip.
day “,W' 1’” W general, enclose with he and mail it to Foley
2°10!ch m" the 1°" “”13 0" t Co. 3835 Shemold avenue, Chicago,
snow and ice and extremely lowI (11., "w“ your' name and address
tontpcsatures. “1° mm°:t°°d clearly. You will receive in return a
:t mfigx' 3332121; 10:; trial package containing Foley's Hon
snow and ice, which were greatly‘rc- ”tfll”a§;m’:o?d' illdnogmll’lll:
dncedbythewsrmth anatomy“ _ .- °’ . '
. , . for pain in sidhs and back. rheuma-
V'" “t “W“ ““1 WJW‘ umhackacho‘.'lldn'ey and bladder all
.mmus. .... mmwm m-
of and ice thathas a.“ wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
- anon . , . cathartic, for constipation. hilious
’ -m M ten 'ah‘ seas. headache and sluggish bowels.—
Your -
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‘WornenthatKnOw-v.
This little ad. carries a great
mndsthshsst.
'Bridtewfl Wednesday, in regard to;
’tor deserting his wife and children in;
'Pennsylvanln. States Attorney Homer;
A successful and not he forced to do so -
mouthsvmuanwhods-
siiv outta svsnvco
ms AND reuse
ms ovnncosrs
$9.95 to 817.95
Values up to $25.00
COPYRIGHT g
Clothing Co.
Bassler was sentenced to one and l 6 N’ m 8' 30' man
not more than two years in state pri~‘
( .
son. The man left his wife and three
children in a starving condition in
Penn, and went to Brooklyn, N. Y...
where. under the name of Burns. he} ENTI i
married ano'her woman. Subsequent fl D ST ‘ g
1y he came to Danhury and it was .
here that he was arrested. The court :16 80. lainSt. So. NM Conn.
in passing sentence upon the prisoner i no“ 9 l0 11:30 ... m” 7 to 3 p. In:
said a man who would leave his child . . ,
ren to starve deserved to go to pri-E
BOD.
W by Bossier Was a Heartless"
Act g
in addressing the Superior Court. iuj
the case oi John Baaslcr, who was:
arrested in Danhury a few weeks ago!
8. Cummings said 'it was understood
that one of the children by the man's}
first wife died of starvation.
THE GREATEST
FOOD. VALUE
Frisble’s Pies
I
A good adv. pays host in the host:
saw.
If YOU HAVE ANY JUNK
can. or
Ming; {Em The Most Economic lies-
arso auronosmns sooonr, gm, Sold at All Stores.
SOLD AND EXCHANGE.
01 BEAVEW AVE, ,
EAST NORWALK. l
CAMISOLES
mummdmnm'mmdnoom
solshasthussmissionofntilitysswcllashcingsunplyadors-
hlylovolylittlcgarments. .
Beautiful models of washable satin and
ilcshpinkandwhits.
Variousstleswithwidsribbons.net and -
I casings laosln
Try 'l'hcsl.
orspcdcehins,in
Other m. elaborate on
povcrmodclawithtucksdacor-
gsttetop.desaneck.Prsnchmscbuds.cto.
PRICES $1.00, $1.25, 81.50 UP '1'0 33.”.
‘ WE GUARANTEE
SHOE SATISFACTION
In every grade, for every purpose, for man, woman and
children.‘
Ourhigstookmakcsfianeasymattcrtosuit the most
ill. ENDS 0F lids-Y
CONNEALLY a BRACKEN
I: Washington“ SouthNorwslk.
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ELECTRICIANS . ,
finished for or Ironwork. cosupstsntmsnsndgood
DINING 300! D0 m madman m
OIA%SI All!) SUPPLIES .
The White Eleqtrlc Co.
"' 'W actrlcalhglncsrs Contractors
134 Washington St. ' Phone in? So. Smalls.
disillualléfy
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Tot-LET
300'. M 3m. Barn. lannfwwfy. Horn-1h 801ml
lorwalk,lastlorwak,lowayton. Oansuitallclasscsof
tenants. Prlcssrangmg' fromfltoflOpcrmonth.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3
137 Washington St.
SKIRTS
anon sat-suit smrs .... 31,00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25
limos mmasuoosl ........ $135, $1.98, $2.00, 3235
BLACKBATHERBLOOHincxtrasiu_ ....... $2.25
BLACK SKIRTS with Hothcrhloom Top and Silk Plouncs $2.50
suck and: smrs ...... $2.00, $3.00, $4.50, $5.00, 35.98
J. I. MALLET T E
08 WASHINGTON I‘l'. SOUTH IOBWALI.
We have a
ly of United States War Savings (lei-till-
Sttmpl and
nited States Government Thrift Stamps for
Certificates Stamps are
mathsssmsntayhcsxohangcd {or one of the $5.00
ps.
.Wcahallboplaascdtofurnishthsssstam tothosedc-
siringthsm. ps
The City National Bank
CENTRAL HOTEL
rinsroomsbythedayorwsek. Steam hosted, electric
lights and gas. - Pins Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and America style. .
Corner Routes and Chestnut Sis. To]. 1555.
It 1. DISBSA, Iansgcr.
J. DISHA, Proprietor.
When Springtime Comes
Every housswlft will feel it wd of new furniture.
Whynotdmpinllo , heforsthe houseolsauing rush
heginsandmslrsyoursslcotions. We willgladlystoro all
purchases until nccdsd without charge.
Wessllallgradesoflom in acts or single
pieces.
RAYMOND & SON
Wallsndmghlts. lorwslk.
a7.
BeauiiiuiPeriodSuiiesior iiteBedroom
In Mahogsuy, Walnut,» Old Ivory, White
Enamel, Bird’s Eye Maple. Priced iii to _
20% lower during our l-‘elirusry Sale.
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’ A. J. COLLINS CO.
The Gorham Co.
2 limbs.
, as Washington so. So. Norwnlk. Cons.‘ V
TREES
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Closed I p. m. Saturdays Evening
till further notion.
5“ ,
A. ll. Morgan f
DECORATO‘RS?
NEW GOODS NOW 1'! 81'0“
OOHPBTBNT “MOS ’03"
ALL WORK I! OUR
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The Gorha Co.- f‘
10 mm St. *
.Tel. 452 ,
THE NEW SCENE
DEFINITION or oi-imopnaoflof-
Chiropractic is the definitions! tho
cause or the disease and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is caused" _,
by a wrench. twist or 50min in ill, I
back. Even if done in childhood if
creates pinched nerves and not 1|."
later life in the diflerent organs and
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease ind pain, health is restorod
through harmonizing the servo syn- .
tents in your body. Female troubles ‘ ‘ .
given special attention; also curvy.
ture of the spine. You will never II .‘
gret giving the Chiropractor n chnnol‘ '1
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
'1'. FRANCIS. I). (I.
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WOMEN’S 3
WEAR”.
The Little Shop”
6. N01 WSW” ‘
it You Have
Any Junk-
SELL
ITTO
PhoucflD'
37 Fort Street, East
nmokj‘
Ma‘iorZTruck Tires
All regular sinus carried in".
stock. . ,2
codename-not. >- ,
m aanmraorontl . 1.:
Pine Island sit-sot. slot-walk
m IsAlresdy Here For You
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‘QIHEN you open The S tin
'7 - ’T’a'sliion’Book, Spring in all itfi
glory is revealed.
All the newest smartest styles that ,
well-dressed women love to secure
contained in its hundreds, of designs. .
Every possible wardrobe need is yours
to choose from. And every design in
the book may be carried out exactly
PICT‘oRIAL 47‘
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PATTERNS
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can. can!
and we will rush oyr trouble-nits
right around when ruminating tilts
this happens In your Mme. if your
PLWG
is defective antiquated. mm
or worn oul, have us make nests“
my mm or Install a new qt, -
loom rooms
Jossluo a anoint-n!
HORACE R. NASH}
Plumbing and Hosting "'
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