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‘ ; story of a man
:111ks him a slacker.
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l GIVEN UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
THE MAYOR S COMMITluE 0F SIXTY
' l‘or the Benefit of the Welcome Home Fund for Home- Com-
..1g Boys—Soldiers, Sailors and. Marines.
i 11dmi."'ion ..
l ‘3 (Including
Matinee. 3 o’clock.
l 1%. egent ! he .1111
l The Hausa o Refined
Lnte-foinmel‘lt
Today
l'ogiulur
GEORGE \V \l SH
"I’LL SA Y SO"
1 l‘l1t- banker's 11:11121111-1' 112111 money
1 11 bum. 11nd 11:.5' 11111111111: tor :1 11115-
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’EARL ‘1‘1'HITEt
1" In the f11111'l‘.1 «‘1 1150131-
'1 “THE LIGHTN
RAIDER"
Ituil Mutt :Lntl th coho-11;;
Mondav and Tuesday
MARC &_7 ERi'l‘E (71-11.1211.
and
EUGENE O’BRIET'
in
“LITTLE MISS
H00 YER"
T111- ;111 11‘:
when .5111- :1111‘. ll>'l‘
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And a Comedy
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41'1111111'1111101' went
Comma '31!
‘.-v illiam Farnum
in
”thlx..'S of the Purple Sage
”rum 7.11m- 1‘11.e_'1‘.~ popular
.hat name
novel of
Regéfit Theatre
Tomorrow—~Two Performances
One Day Only
The Popular
EARIAE WILLIAMS
': —In—-
who serves his country without go-
8 front, and suffers the scorn of the girl he loves
And a llurton Holmes Trnxt-louut- l
Wouldn’t Tell’
20 cents
War Tax)
Evening. 8 0 ’clock.
i
\\’ltilt the war “115111 exactly 1111 in-
1it;1ti11n :11'11'11', there
1~';1'i11:«i\‘ene.55' 111111111 it to limp (iooryzv'
\\':11.5'11 Bill 111111121111. 1111- out
111' it 11111 he 111111 tint and
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5112-111 of :1 hurt! tuntpaiun.
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stand the
Well “$11111ng George" took his: flat
feet out [01' :1 walk and he walked
1'12111 into .'1 111051 2111111711111.r series of
1111.115 and \‘11111 *nous raids, so George.
I111511 league our of his own
Of course. there. is a
bountiful girl who 11111111 he rescued
From the 111111tl5 the 1111117115
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' AT PALACE THEATRE. MONDAY
“Red Blood and Yel-
“The
Broncho Bill; in,
low." and Second Episode of.
Terror of the Range."
1‘1' -l|" 1’111111'1- theatre on Mon-1111'.
ll. Ruth-15011. better known in
the" 1111:: America :15 "llroncho
llilt .- r- e: 1115' work in that
111:11..-t11'1-1 Iii.— 1111'11 creation. “"11 :ll"
pear in the rit‘llill‘ role of “1101! 11101111
111111 Yellow," the first multiple reel
production in which 111- 11.1.5; ever been
seen.
Like hi5 former screen .5'tot'ie5. “llet!
ltr'll5' :1 ' cripptmz.
\\'1\5l 111' the
Blot-ti 111111 YMIUW"
\irtile 11111 of ihe pt'itttitin
tl:1_1'.5' \1'11111.1 man 11:15 1'! 5'111 11111 in 1115'
fellow-5' only 1115111111 115' 11" 11' 1.5 11!llin‘.'
and able to lt-Uk out lot-1115 111111 inter
9515' and to protect them. 11' 111-011 be.
at the point 111 11 sun.
The plot illnL’t‘S about a son‘s lo‘Jt‘
for his 1110111 -1' and the 5:1ttt'ifieo which
he is 11-min: to make to bring: :1 rev 01’
o llt'l' 111'1111 existent-05. Tall-
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"The Home Deligh’ls"
i—Acts of High
Class Vaudeville-—
Hvutletl l)_\ f111:15tt'«'l Hm ue
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lilt'lul‘e.
Enid Bennett
in Paramount picture
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1.11,. .:'.1..1.1_.15...,.1..u......111.-..._-_;;_ - .
“Fuss and Feathers"
l 5111111:- 51-.) 11111: 11115 a picture
mode
’.ike "1‘1115'15' :1111‘ ‘ ‘ilillCl‘F." 111111
lair 1'111111‘ .111r 11111111: role
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3 Broncho Billy
in
1
; ‘Red Blood and Yellow"
1 111111 St'CrHl-l 1111511118.
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“The Terror of
the Range"
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llllxllll'v of the keen humor, tense- (ll’u'
lu'ttit' :11'1'ion 11ml 5incet'e 51'-1111111ent
111:1t inutriztivlv t'nllllllllt' to innke 11.11
511112551111 screen 111011111'1111115.
SUNDAV MOVIES WELCOME HO’V‘E
BENEFIT REG-ENT- SUNDAY
Earle Williams. in “The Man Who
V‘Jouldn't Tell."
(311111192 1:: gnutl 1115' that whili wen
in. l“l':tll(‘t‘ 1.
Man “'1"!
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the :11
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\‘ictorizt (‘1't155
5111111'n by '111' hero in "The
\Vtauhln‘tl'l‘ell." the \'it;1
1111111011 Feature. 11111ch will 111-
ti'ur't'ion in the lieu-1111 theatre.
litm'trev [lnt'ln' tl’urle “11111111151
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graph
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15' :1 colonel in tht
rountt'v at our entrance 111 1111- “or.
A line type 01‘ manhood and 2111 c.4-
llt‘t‘lilll) cowl thin-1', he 115'. Welt-01111111 11':
.5eciety—5by 1111 11111 one girl, Elinor
“'nt'tlen. just l'ar-k from the horrors of
Belgium Shr- loves. despite herself.
but 5111- 5p111'n5 him as 9 slacker and a
1">\\.1rtl ‘101'111151- he is not on the fight-
Antl Burke, who is (101111;;
5ec1'et service age-nip
in silence-#211111 he
in: line.
hi5 duty 11.5 :1
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lint‘s llt‘l‘.
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~ 111211211 to meet 1111-111.
slack-er,"
AT REGENT THEATRE MONDAY
AND TUESDAY
Margeurite Clark and Eugene O'Brien.
in. "Little N313; Hoe/em" A'so A1
M 11115 1111111118
-T REGENT THEATRE, TODAY
39 Walsh 1n "1'” Say 80," Also
1:: White in Fourth Episode of
The Lightning Raider," :1 Burton
*lclmes Travelogue and Mutt and
:4? Comedy.
mm.- 11111511 in "1'11 3-11.1- SU." 1115"
v.5: William Fox pltcnre. which will
411.1111 today at the Regent theatre.
' . 1- .1 . e5 1115' audience breathless.
.11111-.112111 escapes. from Mexican
11111.5. desperate battles and novel
.tvi'ises were but incidents in 'the
’- -- 111 career of the hero of dilutions-
'~ ' ttuuedy drama, 4'
' ‘nre. better
:Monday and Tuesday.
Pattie News Pictorial and a Comedwl
" There 1.» F1'-\\' munin public life whet
.{rimvn 1111111 llerhert 13?“th~ i
91. Food .\111111ui.5'lr;1311r. who is now 1111
Europe in charge of the distribution
of food to 51.11'1'in2 neutral and soften
in:r belligerent naiions. .‘.Ir. lloover‘.
office in \\'.1.5'hin;:ton 11111.1' be seen
Murgeurite Clark's new
"Little Miss Hoover."
shown at the Regent
:11-
in
photopinr.
which will oc-
lheatl'e. next;
1
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The story deals 1v itli the fortunes of;
Nancy Craddock. a beautiful society-
girl of “Fasliington who is an enthus-
iastic food conservationist after she
has heard '11 speech by President “1%
son. She becomes a farmerette and;
utter adopting the slogan, "eggs will
ed family
farmer who is emptoved on her farm. no adjustment. regulating itself to all
.‘11 inch pan: is taken by Eugene O‘ Brien. conditions of weather Another princl- Civil Session WIN Convene Tuesday 'Federal “flag”. Committee Ref...“
;Don't fail to see “Little Miss Hoov"er.
She meets a gentleman
,
. AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY
Enid Bennett in, “Fuss and Feathers"
and Five Acts of Vaudeville.
In the 1115- cry of humankind it has
been found that real qualities “'lo-
11 hile clunw'attet are of mote mail in
the battle of life than more erudition
or uristocractic manners. This is gru-
phically shown in the «story of "F115:<
anti Feathers." :1 new Paramount pic-
ture produce?! by Thomas H. hire and
sturt'inr: Enid Bennett. which will be
seen at the Palace theatre todav.
1\' 15512 ennott plays the role of a min-
She is taken to the
dad strikes it rich and
in: camp :1: '1.
city when nor
15 snubbed by he arisocratic Ct'mond
1311‘ 9110 tit-15' Men “'11 n .'.- ttsuics
the \1'11y11nr1l son of 11 wealthv family
and \vin5 his lo1'.e In 1111
1141111111115 .m-J all ends lt:1pp'.l".l"1"1|
Nihln (lli‘((tt‘1l the pittute which w as
11'11111-11 by .lulien .lotphson. The l(‘7'ltl
111:: 111.111 is Douglas Macliean.
BR‘UGEPORT AUTO SHOW
in the production or the seventh 1111
1111111 Bridgeport
automobile tin-lets huVe .5'et titt-
tlnrtl for
automobile show
5121.".
others that are to follow. To-
a medium that can not be surpassed. or rest
..
chine is that, once 311111111111, it requires
,p‘e is 1119 gasiflcation of fuel vapor!“
' which are in turn consumed‘a§ on auX- '
V iliary fuel. I}. W. Donning. vice- pres!"
'dpnt and general manager of the pro-
ducing companY. in personal charge 0
the exhibit, one of the most 'talkedout
on the entire floor.
Another exhibit that keeps the to!
gues wagging is that of the (‘
tractox. sponsored bv the American
Hard11"'aie company The record that
jury
The 1
this machine made for itself in the gen. Frederick H Downs,
in Two Parts, One Without
Jury.
A panel of 22 jurors has been chosen
f for the March term of the Common‘
Pleas court, civil side, which will con
vene in this city Tuesday
There will be two parts of this court
levcland in session next week, one without a
morning.
John H. Col-
Thomas
ist of jurors is:
war zone has preceded it to ever} nook Stewatt, Desmond H. ’Wheelei of this
and corner of the motor world.
product has been improved up to the
1.1.5t dcmnntl made- by its users‘ 911111 W
has come into the 1919 field admirablv F031”
prepared for the conquest of soil. Fro J. Lock
qutnt use was made of these
chines
the mud of the battlefields of France Howe
\\ hon “Bill" Stetnke
Str atfor
Long island sound‘ bv the roots
came 3.5 near desci'.‘
patity 01 this utilit) as it 1.5' possibleto
lcome
l-I 1-011 1110' 1‘ without the 5'liglilest in
Million or abilitv of a cz-r will find the
and added knowledzctl ‘10I
ltrcatlé'ninc
be gained in .1 visit to the SllO“ well
11111111 while.
abreast 11 it:
Cleland,Fairf1eld: Sylvester
ma' walk; Frank Jessup,
to pull mired motor lorries from Stamfotrl- Addison Palmer
said that one 0! Nicholas \lVakelee.
-mi .1111- them could pull‘ Chancel Island out of Smith (‘hnrl .5 F Ensign
" he Moses 11.1110er “'aTter (‘.
rig 11‘ a fun ('19 Monroe.
This city; Harry Porter, Harrv E. Cook.
Alfred
M.
Eli l.) Mead,Vi’c.51port: Frank
wood W’illiam F. DeKlyn. 3101‘
d; George II. Hadley.
Greenwicliz5Gt-01'rze ‘A.
Shelton;
Waterbury Police Believe Prisoner Is
a Nation-wide Operator.
“'ATEIRBURY March 8. — ~Roh'ert S.
As a means of keeping Reid. alias Dr. Neil 5uspected b) the
the tide of affairs it is local police as being one of the clev-
United
check forgers in the
, common PLEA: Coon-rt
Fred .J. Gurley,
Louis L1.
Hose. 1
Edward
Trumbulh
llazzard, ‘
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SECRETARY
gun—1k “
1”" —‘l.' E 11 w
i to Commit Itself on Amend-
! ment Queetion.
The fédet'al relations committee of
the Legislature. in its executive ses-
sion, Thursday afternoon, had before
it some twenty petitioslrelatintz to
the [imposed constitutional prohibition
amendment. The majority ’0? them
were for the adoption of the amend-
ment. The committee Voted to send the
potions to the state secretary‘s office
without any recommendations.
The committee will report. unfavor—
ably on a bill regarding Connecticut
river improvements. It was felt {71:11
the senators and representatives trom
this: state in “7asliinton‘ivcre looking
after that matter all right. .
Favorable report will be made upon
Senator Klett's bill which asks Connec-
ticut. to urge Congress to give its an
provalto Polish independence: ‘
} EFFICIENCY 1s WHAT COUNTS.
i Efliciency in any line of business 11'
1! SPUR'OUS CHECK MAN JA'LED' what makes one person 5nper10r to
another. This is e'spcciall) true in or
cltestras as an orchestra to play cox
rec: time and please the people must.
be. c‘fleient in team work as well as in-
tli1itluully. The high efficiency of MC-
Fnelly's Singing orchestra is what has
made them the leading musical organi-
(luy. the .J'ourllt the 1-xhillit5 :11‘ 1 d h td. HG
’ - v. . . . v .
11111111111' 111111 (‘asino 1111111 11111111 11111111. 111111 "“5 “" ““e “0’“ ”W “andm’m SW95 (:5 “n " “re“ f: E ‘ 111 zatmn Much is coming to Norwall-
is expected to whim-.55 the surpassing 0‘ m“ “"3“" “" f?“ 11.5- m" “‘3“ ““1 was en eavormg to get 11 0 11101 ’ from time to time. That is also the
sidv the counter. .less check yesterday at Reid & reason tliat'thev are greeted with a
of all l’PCOl‘-l-< for
previou5 exhtl'llion-z in this city.
have averacntl $40,000 daily :11
passenger car 1111-
whilo the tumor truck exhihit
kept up a
for each exhibitor.
show at
at the
("amino 11115
5111c 11 11sz
So thoreuzhly have all the n‘hihitor5
into the. altl‘uCtiVe presentation
gone:
”r ”“4" “"3““ it 1.51 a practical 11111111551
b.1il\ 111 1112111' 5111111) lint-15' of distinction
:15 to “liieh exhibit? 5ltould receive 1111.
most praise. 011 11" sides can be
the spirit with which
trade 11115 taken hold to meet
War conditions. and to “'ltnm5'5'
Spirit 15 most retro-4111112.
'l‘lvt‘ rel'inemen'
”11- 11111111111111: one in tho 5111111;
1x11111115 115 those of the
11051
"‘"t’ ('1 15' 111119111
the full 51x 1‘2115' of
Sales
the
Armory.
standard of a
5111'11
the automobile
thit'
"LY
Such
Pierce Arrow.
CRAFTMEN‘S DANCE. ' "
On Friday evening. March 14,1110
Craftsmen will gil'c their first dance
111 1111111 11.5511111hly hall. Norwalk.
’1‘111- (’lllt'l'lllllllllenl committee have
'---.11 11111111'.'w in securing “'alker‘s
51-1-1111 piece orchestra of
lll'itlgepot'l, which is very popular in
111111 1111'. .\.5' this will be their first
appcumnte in the Norwalks the 919111
15' lit-in" looked forward to with much
by the memebrs of the clu
friends.
. nearly
S.
say he
Franci'
\‘Vhe
checks
lievetl,
.'tate.
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111111151111-
11ml their
WATERBURY WARS on Gypsuss.1"‘°3"‘d
\V.\’l‘l§lil’.l'l{Y. March S.——-I)eclaring
1111- 11111111 111' g1'1151e5 usually encampedl
on 1111' 11111'1-1' Naugntuck Road. as 11
: llughes’ dry goods store.
The police allege that according to
his 5wn admission. he is wanted in
in Union for check
forging. He gave his name as Robert
Reid of Torrington, but the police
qwan
e\ crystate
is Dr. Charles Net! of
ACO.
11 arrested, he had about
in his pocket. which.
he intended to pass
there.
TO QUIT NEW LONDON.
Navy Department Will Vacate State
fifty
it is be-
in this
He had several letters in his
b pockets. one of them from the Kenyon
Brothets of San Fr ancisco, which in-'
titrated that he may have been em-
1capacity attendance every time they
appear at tire armory. It will be plea
not news to. our dancers and much
lovers to know that this orchestra
comes to Norwalk Tuesday evening,
March 11, for their next appearance
and they will be in just as good trim
' that evening to please you as ever. For»,
member :11 the Armory Tuesdn'y even-
.‘qurclt ll, the his popular Mc-
orchestra. Dancing until ]
111:.
Enclly
o'clock.
5...
NOT A BAD OLD CUSTOM.
lintil recent years there was a most
respectable old inn in “'arwickshlt'e.
.England. the proprietor of which “"1
: accustomed to invite all his patrons t1
accompany him and his wife Sunda;
“011111011 t‘:1111|1:11-. Old5mohile. (”11111111 nlll‘ilm‘t' n"‘1 1111 cyesore to the city. .
lt't'. Scripp+iltmth 111111 11111111' ”mph. - 1l11-1‘11111-1111-1'111'.Commerce,at a meet-3 Pier on Apr“ 13, mornings- to a church tlIrectly ODIN?
nxtittt- 1111-1-11- of 111511» in anticipation in: 1111.5 “'1 -k. started proceedings to HARTFORD. March 3. Notit'c has ”“9 “19 1nn. On rctummg lrom Zen
the demands 121111 tll'sll‘t's or (in- awe. (lt'i\c 1111-111 1mm the city. The gl'Dsy va‘n cum to the state by the United ice 93°11 customer was expecte ;
lntthilist. Tue :11111115pl11-1~1-11f “chimp. camp 11115- 111-11 pitched every summer States navy that it will vacate the partake f’f refreshments offered X
ment that grew-15 1111- Visilut' a; 511.," by the 51111 111 the State 110ad which state pier at New London on April is the.‘ho‘spitable landlord "99' “f charge'
Q ’__.__. ———.
1115' he enters 'hv Armory i5- tin 1151111
of 11115 ltamw combination m‘
in tlosicnin': and skill in 0111:1111 et'lnz'.‘
The motor our that
sens-1m 1-t‘ ltlltl almost seems l't') live.
mucli‘go 111111 it seem :1 pity the qualltv
is 1415111 ll [01‘
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of at l1"11.5't 11111111111 untlet'szzmtiine 1.5 not
lllt‘lllllt‘ll with others.
llii5 development
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m in 11:15
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motor
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deco-5.501 1 e.\
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hilt- that
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T111 511-1111 111111 vou at
door oi the 11iy1orv you will tintl 1115‘ ~
£1” ”11'
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11-515 11115111111.-
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the 51:..5 uttruct you to
111' of (1111 Ill-111111)}: Carburetor
E‘ztizt’1‘111. 111111 15' exhibit
‘71" 111111111 new 111111111115: carburetor,
111.71 to (31111.5:c1'1'1- (lnt' 1213111 01' fuel can
F’tll'lpllllll and guarantee summer con
ditions for your mixture at any season
111111.111 nut lw
"1"“! ls
11 111 zero.
(111- in that
1-1117111‘1
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‘14.. (if
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land Sterlingworth’s Lime and Sul-
_ " Q’phur Wash. A valuable wash for
1 the trunks of trees. , -
1 1 Albert D. Morgan
l“ 1 s4 wAsntno'ron
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illon’ 1 Waste
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EARLE WILLIAMS l
in Timpani: Blue Ribbon PM
“THE MAN wan wotILDNf'r mm
win the war" she goes on a farm to Regent Theatre 1mg ..w come
i I Jm raise chickens, and incidentally to tin-1 Home Be
beautv. movement is in oonneotion with the'
lllt .
pg...
arunntenzs tor the autumn-3
needed were it'
tltcl
1.111'111'11111111 the exhibits for:
51111'1'15 of booths to.
1-11-111-11. the proportion of possimism' '
:trying to read without glasses
‘when you are conscious of a re-
.sulting strain. ‘Corroctly fitted
ionsses, m KIND WE PER-j
end conserve the nerve force,
. which is the life of the eye.
leads into and from the city.
‘ clean-11p campaign here.
,1
“1's glad of one thing." said Uncle.
tle for
Eben. "\Vhen dese gemmen talks
. 'bout :1 ‘luxury tnx' 1ley dot-511‘ go out:
’0' deir way to put no special. em-
[11111515 on 'possnm or watermelon."
1
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MyersSprayers’;
1’
that will produce.
experts.
Ask tor the Grange Brand
AlbertD.Morgan
The, 111115 dcmobilizing 1chat has been one‘
of the leading mnal statlons ot‘ the
sAtfnntic coast during the war.
l A locomotive engineer has to whis-
hls pay.
Of course. no giil evtr really
wants to marry. She only yields to
‘some poor man's solicitations to he]:
make his life miserable. became rhr
:teeh: som for him
BEDS
When you plant your go.
select seeds
he '~
rden this season
‘ 'Wi-
WOODRUFF ORANGE BRAND SBBDS are good seedS.
Grown in Connecticut 9".11 carefully
selected by experienced
84 Washington Street
the nerve force of your eyes by
153
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, NE 2N SPRI 51.3
DRESSES AND SUITS
AT MODERATE PRICES
J ACOBY’S
XYASHIVGTON STREET,
WWMAM’VAA M I1 A ‘
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
r>-—- -
senior, will relieve the main
*7' 1
HAMEF
OptometriSts and Opticians
“no we of 300‘ glam.”
87 AflanticSt, smut-=1
”mommy-exactness
1
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? It not, we can pro-
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in on!
modern Safe Deposit Vault.
your Liberty Bond! without charge, if you desire.
MSevings Department panoporcentperyear. .
Open. 5 checking account and W van: bills by cheek.
The City National Bank
We will also not 11.513115101111111!) 01
They all said lt—Donfli- {-
Butintheoefalrer, hippie?
"Put on the right shoe
And. of emu, the right.
m
Round out the doped»; :,
Buy Goodri ch 71'1“”:
The 131119 of
GODDRIGH ,_
Akron.0hlo
boy. Polio, and 'I'
.1111 11111111.. to 111.1%
of trench superatitiul.
they believed it brought
good luck cor the day-
and longerlifeintheehell- '
ed racked m about 'i
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