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Pathe News
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a vulhh‘s New Triumph

' , rider and the Law”

": lmes Travelogue

Wednesdav
Capitol Comedy
amount Presents
:{thcl Clayton in
. Ktmwn Rupert Hughes
Story ‘
.th Commandment”
\Htag'V‘aph Comedy
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. (:rittuh masterpiece
“.‘slothcr and the Law”
with All Star Griffith Cast
Capitol Comedy
Holmes Travelogue

Tuesday
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I Bert Lvtell in
‘:l.ombardi Ltd.”

:hrm- seasons stage suc-
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M ack Sen nett's Comedy

"The Star Boarder"
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New and Greatest Bryant

Washburn Release
l‘oo Much Johnson”
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Pathe News

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'tanding Screen Novelty Of A
[ll' ls Oliver Morosco’s Three Sea-
sons' Success “LOmbardi Ltd."

lir sped a1 feature attraction,
tun-em 'l'heatrc will present “Lom-
i l.til the Screen Classics. Inc”

prmlurtion. with Bert Lytell as
toduv, “Lombardi Ltd.“ is

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>l‘.(l\'-’ and a highly divertin’:
.3 drama of the screen_ with the
iii th'» unusual and. intifecsting
( f a male modiste.

ll‘llk' and l-‘unnv llatlon, most
of American collaborators. were
lJlt‘ for the original stage play
‘lmznlrar-L Ltd," from which the
“"l'lni' Was made. On the stage it
l'W-M‘nit‘tl by Oliver Morosco and
'l tor a season in Nev York and

v:~' than a year on the road.
out of the action transpires in the
Piz‘tl, Avenue dress-making

HUI.

.IL'JO’I‘

illlt'llf'lt's exceed His business acu-
:\nd who finds himself in dire
salts. and facing bankruptcy because
. luith in'human nature has made
with defrauding cus-

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:1: 100 "9333'"-

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The bill also includes Mack Sennett 5

comedy “The Starboarder."
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REGENT WEDNESDAY

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Ethe! Clayton’s Latest Assignment '5
As Star In Rupert Hughes “13th
Commandment"
While no effort has been made to
»; l the cast in Ethel Clayton's new
‘turc, “The Thirteentlr Command~
~m." its “all—star." it includes some
rho most pronfnent players on the
«n. Besides the beautiful and tal-
wtl Miss Clayton, there is Anna Q.
«n. on of the best known leading
own in pictures. She has recently
"'Il't‘d opposite Bryant \Vashburu
\k-nus in the East" and [in the pro.
“ion of “Soldiers of Fortune."
- Blue. who played one of the
"will: roles in “Everywoman” and
.. fluorite among the young film
gives a fine performance as
wronc-‘s brother. The leading
x~ Charles Meredith, whose latest
- {notice was with Marguerite Clark
i,l‘.{l’\' in Pawn." The cast also in-

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hur Maude.
‘ :- lv-Ti G. \‘ignola directed the pic-
-*L»- and it is a Paramount-Aflcraft.

7”“ R"hilt-hrTheatre will show it “’Qd‘
“twin, ‘

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T... ‘ I y l\heatre 1 ~ PALACE TODAY .4. . ”‘F— ‘H - -.l {”7" ' ( - r l.‘ A ‘l

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if“ ........ Ci Newsl new comm
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Tmhu‘ at 2:15. 7 and 9 l gem eP_Law: _A Commendable . . 5. 1i.

. 7 .m- the. Three Seasons. 1 ‘ " '°d”~'t'°"_ Fr°m EVCI’Y' -' l w “ ‘ " I“

,‘viul‘osro Success 1 ' Slaw-Pm“ f I T. : I - vs. 6

wall: theatre. goers testified in I). \Y.

th Ber .m- '1' .. -. _ . .
l l ,1 M magnificence. One -liiffitn s Biolxen Blossoms” thcie street, this morning. .place. a return game, Feb. 14.
features on the need be very little or no explanation _ ' ., » --—~— .
l Mr. Doyle of Stamford was among

.- . ' of the policv of the justly famous pro-
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Six llt'hCl'llN’d as a fashibn shown

iiillliSlllIanl of Tito Lombarqg' an:
- mmric Italian genius whose artistic

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The New Canaan Legions -will 20 16
Greenwich and play the team of that

After the. recent treat. to which N01“ Maiker No. 13-787 Qonn was turned;

in ‘at the. police station on Water

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Henry Schcnk of Lowe street who
. Grif- has been ill for several weeks is able
fith set a new standard with that fea- to be about again.

ture nn:l"'=ntends to maintain it' as will

be apparent to those who have the op- I lie
portunity and good fortune at seeing at
his "Mother and The Law" which is
offend at, the Palace Theatre tom—131' Members'of the South Norwalk Bap-
Altlmugh the type of story in no mat-Hist churtfil Will tender a reception. to-
ter resembles "Broken Blossoms" aiitl.'"101’1'0\l' night, in honOr of'their new
there are many good reasons to believe I’ll-“101‘ and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. J,
that as a story “Mother and the Law" ' Schcoppler.
will be fnr‘tnore popular than the first : _

the out-of-town vi.l.:oz‘s at the baskct-
film“ game; \Vedncnday evening. lie
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Stanley H. Bedient. clerk in the of‘
c of the Ferris ccal company, 15 ill
his home. Center street.

The funeral of Mrs. Josie. Graves,
fAVifc of Ed 'ard \Y Lent. who died St: L
kdenly last Thursda was held .\'C;'tci'-
day afternoon. Interment was in
lLakeview Cemetery Deceased was
fifty-four years old.

Old Chief Poniis and his tribe of
{warriors have captured'four more

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masterpiece release. the. wealth of, Harry Scofield led the discussion,

beauty and almost. extravagance in yesterday at the 1100“ mW‘ling of the palefaces, who Will be bellght lo lhe
‘. g ‘ ‘ . ‘_ r Men 5 club of the South Norwalk Con- Council Board. “'cilnesday evening,

px-oductlion Will be noted in this no“ grezational church. The topic was Jan 08 At this time the Deputv

feature. Moreover Griffith has mains ”Social Environment and Moral Pro-' .
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taincd his high cost standard wfih the gross." 'b 1 . m Chi f C
u... ~ - . ' 1 ".s- e es. orn
‘? u that “Mother \nd The Law is; t e Plt‘St m an. ld‘ ( .
»M n t - '—-H. PETERSON a H. MCCALLUM and venison will be served.
a commendable screen production .
I" 'et'v standeint In mddil‘bn to have rel_;rcd {Yolk E. E. Gorham Co.,l
tom ex ' ' l and have gone in business for thcuri Joseph Myron Crawford. aged

this feature the Palace will today offer ( ' .
:elves. _ . . . , . .. _
a Capitol comedy and Burton Holmes ‘ invent} thin, years old died sudflenl}

Travelogue. l last Friday. Igineral :egices were “‘2“!
‘ roux tie resi com: o 3 parents. r.
PALACE WEDNESDAY and Mrs. Myron E. Crawford. on “'est.
Road, this afternoon at 2 o’clock. and
from the Masonic Temple, New (‘n-
naan. at 3. interment Lakeview (‘em-
otcry.

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.lohn Heal was arrested yesterday

‘ by Sergeant Bryan Silk on complaint
Get Out Your Side Brace If You In éof-Ja:»s “if"- for being drunk and com-
tend To See Bryant washburn's imitttng a breech of the peace. The
Case came up this morning and was

“Too Much Johnson." 1 ‘
lira‘ant \V’ashburn will be seen at DOSIPOncd until February 25.

' ‘ ' . " ' ‘Vednesdny in —
11:0; illith gghigdhfinfidapted from, The lWo loftslin the Samuel Roodner
famousstagc farce. blllldmg. “‘ashington street. formerl.“
' .. q- ln‘i' the role of a young inar- the Comstock block, have been rompd
'Th“ ‘4” l s fondness for vachtinz by raincoat. companies. whcr plan to
int-ts hi'n inchilifficulty. He. acropts start business immediately. The firms
inn invitation for a cruise. with n flirta are the Perfect Eil‘ncoat compilby and
' ' . T- (“I woman. inventing a. bus- the Monarch Raincoat company. The
HIGHS “P“ I but lofts were formerly occupidd by m.)

 

 

Mrs. {tucusta Rae, Whose marriage
to “'ilbur l1 Dixon of Stamford will
take place the later part of February.
was given a pretty shower at the hour-
of her frien-I. Mrs. \Vili'am Francis
Weed. Tuesday evening. A dainty
supper “as served, the two lone menl
making themselves useful as waiters;

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. . .- 9 Mexico as an MEIER
inc-“S “ID ”i othpr in law grow sus- ‘.‘.’illi:1ms & Ger company. W110 l‘emov- Among the (duct-town guests were;
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'hh' “”9 ml1 lecide to accompany him ed from Norwalk after a brief bu:ineSS Mrs. To“ mend B. “ICkV‘H‘P- Mfr-
DLCIO‘L" ani‘ ( - ' A nl‘x.up in stay. iJohn (‘oe and Mrs. L. M. Allen of Nor—y
at the las. moment. _ ‘_ l _ ‘~l .Ql P...— ‘walk. l
l nines adds to tho (vonlllSlOII. “hit 1 i. l ' V E 3
;“‘ " ‘ " .4 amusing entertain, Ray “crme. manager of the horn f
{said to format lmdk Elm-Hie ('Ompany, situated hat p0”... gypmmn' l-Irnesl K19“ and
“up,“ _ . -66 1-2 South Main street. this city. as .\l‘.-.- POD” __ K” .(mdm a: _ a‘
i l ie \Yilson is the leading “ oman. been awarded the contracts for WINDS “.5 . I i .A I - I .v: . ‘
l '0 l I and Adele Fnrtlnflon the houses of three Well known men. SP““'.~'* "M. "““A’ m' 1*). ”l" "“‘“”"
93““- “m‘h‘ Ii “9 “ It is"?! Para- One of these ls George Brown. 0f races. which are tuknc p‘aee t~ day
a . . \ g , - 3 , -, ' . y . ~ . - . . . ’
m“ also. in the on I more street. bornalk, u ho owns sev- Miss Krapouw: “.1” mice “m m “.w‘

feral hotels in New Ymk city. Anoth-
.er is ("ray'ford Young. an artist resid-
in: at Silvcrmine, Norwalk, and MP.
Ranspcrger. who recently purchased a
beautiful summer home, on Strawber-
ry Hill, East Norwalk. Mr. Worms
has-x been in business here but a short
time and his many friends are con-
_ ' _ . . ‘gratulating him on his success. llis
Jack ESTINV(331133).)Ezlmt1‘izsj' ‘motto is: “\‘l‘ire for us‘and We‘ll wire
" .00"! "' . ‘ ~ . -.

Plghi'olaking an American ——Pupil.~ Joli—30“-

‘ oom 26. ’_ l
.\ 2:531 rstory by each of t‘llieldfogl‘ov; 1:5: 553 “FLIl” CASES
A . ' r . ,1
‘ - IN STATE SINCE

“I ils: Dorothy Frey. ..
lidlhn Gordon and Loretta bisk. ‘

aft picture.

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RANKLIN JUNIOR'HIGH SCHOOL:
The eighth year pupils of the Fialnm-
lin school ri'mlcrcd the follOV‘mg ‘blv
lgram at the Friday morning assent _ .
' . 23. 1920.
le'I‘lw program was announced by

men's races. \\'ill Kmpowicz. who has
been confined to his home for the past
two \Vt‘t‘kS ‘sl tIt a lame back. is unable
to take part in the events. but will
coach his sister and Elm Iccal boys.

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Owing to the number of young
people who enjoy sport and
through a request cumin: from the
fl‘ivic League. the sch-rtmen have
.clowd Lake-view Avenue in travel and
:the thoroughfare ha" been llll‘llf‘d 0‘ of

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[Piano SOIOT‘Emih‘k,1“0(¥.%h -"—-Theo- MONDAY; ALL MILD to .eonsters as long: as the coasting 3‘9-
selection—w Aw \ 9 “NWT :mains good. Everyone who wants to

(loref Hodgson.
Kwarding of Perfect

tificnt(is—Principal ll. ‘

The following: pupils l‘t‘f‘t‘i‘T‘d' cer-
Jav VanCouvcring, Vt alter
n Ilrew, Dorothy Steinwald.
Albert Scofield.
“America.“

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‘ tificates:

l Bolas Joli
Joseph Biernnt and
1 Flag: Salute and Song~~

VINFLUENZA DE

(Continued from First Page).
of October. 1915, when the total num-
ber of deaths in this state was 7.518.
the largest number in any one month
,in any previous year.. During the same
:month in 1M5 the deaths were 1.38\:
ll916, 1.400; in 1917, 1.300; and in
'1919‘ 1.274. About 5.000 of the [.518
deaths during October, I918, rtsulted

enjoy l' l s exhilarating: sport is expect-
ed to use this hill and no other plate"
This has been done to avert

Selectman LlL‘ht has had
signs placed at the junction of the
roads leading to Lakeview Avenue. on-
noundrnc. tint the thoroughfare is clos-
:ed to the public while the coasting Is

At lentiancc (Der—i
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in town.
accidents.

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CHICAGO, .lan. flux-Today's ““3!“ from the influenza epidemic. .

toll “-01“ infllu-nzu and Illleqlllonlai M LNW 1good and. 3“. nigh! ““3 “all“; are used
was the hilshesg Si""_°_ lh91"rfi%§?‘:tc' TWO BABIES KILLED. :Thpse signs are at the U‘) “f Lake-
bpwgp, lleath ,‘onmnmones‘ ' - . . ‘~ Street:
.03 reported this morning, but the ‘0‘ I .- . . view A\ enuc. in South Man

. -- _Are guffocated in Fire In Worcester at the tom of South

33.3.Ilport Avenue.

Lodging Houoe. .= . ..
“'ORCESTER, Mass- Jan. 26,-w'l’wo‘Mm” 5”?" R“

of both -diseases showed
decrease.
f influenza reported to-

tal of cases

a “n.5, marked at the ice hotlsns in

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da?oh‘ur(i:b::rsetl’ 1058 as compared to l “ables. daughters of Mrs. Alice \‘ig. Baht AchlL' at

last Fridnv‘s night mark of 2,230. New Kile. _were suffocated by being trap. East Avenue.

cases of pneumonia totaled 250‘durlng D‘Pd In :11l0(lglng house flag. on Map“. ,

' K - ' " ‘s z .‘ s 321 last SWPL “‘0 WOmf'n on one man. “u...“ \\

goals“ -4 houu. again-«t ‘jumDr-d from Windows and WW mflmxxxwkmmmm
‘ I ' influenza today num- jured. ,

Deaths from _ _
bored 09. and from pnetunonin 03.
'while the total deaths from all causes
wet": 250, a new high record for a sin-

 

 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

819 day.__’_,__~___'__ For Aorwalk and vicinity: Cloudy;

ER. and warmer tonight and Tuesday. ;

$373633 MjA'lgsLQUE‘Il-{vman tprobably snow: moderate east and;

r , . ( . I- - . . . .' . . .
Barnowitz. of this city, in police court. southeast winds. Pleasant weather 1 the"

with low temperature prevails this
morning in the eastern portion of the .
.Lake region and New England. Ant

as bound over to the criminal
bond, accused of
12 a taxicab driven by larca 0f 10W
him struck and killed William J.,'Mc- e'
Brien. a. mail collector. It is claimed ‘

by the police that Barnowitz was life;-
drunk s‘the time. perature of 30 below zero.
-‘ reported as far south as North Caro-

today w
court under $10,000
manslaughter.

On January

pressnure central over
Minnesota is causing unsettled wealth
with rising temperature between
cky Mountains and the Misstppi
Northfield, VL, reported a tem-
Snow was

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1 TO HEAL A COUG‘H ....._~ 1%; do nghtaway 1
Take HAYES’ HEALING H0.\‘r:Y..MURDER SUSPECTs g as important to name the
“33¢ ‘ UNDER ARR-557:? .
' MEXICO CITY. Friday, Jan. 23.—- .

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‘VMANY MILLIONS CANNOT READ

Ono-Tenth of Population of the Unlted

says a writer in I-Iverylmdy's for July,
i“almut 10.000000.
' tenth of our population over ten years
old. cannot real or write English—4:
number greater than the whole popu-
lation of Canada; greater than the
whole population of the South in the
Civil war; greater than the combined
. populations or 15 of our states;
of- this number. fully halt can neither
reml.
some cities, such as Passaic. N. J.. or E

her :I sixth or more of the population.

5 in speech or literature or custom. were ‘
‘ merely
among; us. that would he one tli'u: In .

(MD are also \vnrlcifl‘g among us. trying ‘

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States Over Ten Years. Are
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“According to the. best estimates."

or more than one

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write nor speak English. In.

'ull River, Mass. these stranqers num- !
“If this onnrtnuus population. alien

‘:1 population.‘ merely; living

think about. Ilut all of this IiHlTNl.-‘

in built] some kiln] m" lil'o t'ur llr-m— *
solves. Atul in so doing. they linvu '
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29.95. $34 .95

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SUITS.. .................

). $29.93. $35.00
NEW SPRING DRESSES ........ $24.95 to $45.00.
FURS'AT SPECIAL PRICES.

KIMONOS ONE-HALF PRICE.

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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPEN ED.

 

luliunslilp with us llllill \u- are often
Willi“: I” admit. (“'I’n if \\'(‘ are aware.
i‘llll‘t‘Alllilll 5* p 1‘ rent "I the
punplo \‘.'llU nmlu- our steel um] iron.
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umku our clothes. Illlu't' than H?» per I
rent of those who reiiru- uz'r :1'.:.:ut'.'
are I'nrl-lgulmrn, Aml nearly : l l.’l'
lllvm t'unlml I'i“.:(l tar \‘.'I'lli‘ In \:l_‘

mu] 1.! least it quarter of lhl'm cannot »
reuvl rr \\'l'l'\l‘ tlu ir mm language. Six

humlrul :lllll t\\vnt_v lllll|l>illlll of tin-

iiiillimt \vhn mine our cool are foreign-

lltll‘n. :lllll 4li.'i,0llll Ill- Illi*~‘\‘ (‘ULEH‘ l'i‘nln -
nunrliuglisli-spenltin: with but '
the slightest ability. it' any. to read the,

English language."

film‘s.

LATEST STYLE ll! HAIR CUTSl

New York Toncorial Artist Advzrtises
to Trim the Bean “Physica-
heroically."

“Hair “Ill pli)’§i«~;:numiv:tlly" Is the
llil|,nr<~.\i'\'o sign the tz'i'ulinv ul~ :l
“tnnsnrizil artist" in the lili\\llitl\\ll set» ’

tin” of Now York.

"\tht's the menu?" a
custmm-r \vlm drift. «I into the shop as
a barber started to unit Ul' him.

"I don't know," was liu' will}. "Sumo
new-{unified idea of I'm- ll .M‘,"

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’Roy 31 Society
Packages .

A fascinating collection of new 1920 designs to be em-
broidered. You‘ll like the assortment of Gowns, Envelope
Chemizcs, Children’s Dresses, Infants' Slips. Oliver Twist SuLts,
etc. In many cases the garments are made, and require only
little touches of hand embroidery to complete same. Each
pnclmge contains the required amcunt of cotton for the work.

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the place swellml with p:‘.tl.- :“i-l
his welghtlcst IU‘H‘~ t“.[ll.t§l|i'tl
bruln Chllll in this :nrmm-r:
"That means that “he‘ll you get mm

the Clltllt‘ We sttltly )HIII' face will then

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DI‘OCOt‘d to NH ynttt' llilll' in with :I l

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manner lllnt tlw ll'Iltlllllll’; “El! mm-
form In your :vlll'l‘nl |~'i}'\'l-.L:zxtltl|).‘

meaning your face. Sunletltm'x‘ .‘l man

IS a \‘irliln «If his ltnrlwer in I‘n‘iI:iI‘tl tn .
his nppenrmu-e——you know thure are
smite men In the Inn-her business lli‘l‘l‘
\vlm'mtzzlit to ho sh: rmnlgers “Jul mxn- .
not :mv further jlmn tlw ll'llllll
that llnlll.‘ the vygrwtwl tip. \'.'«- l.ur_v t
(li’ft‘l'IN in the I'm“ in; the manner of

St‘l‘

hair cutting and vnhuiwn Hu- 2..."!

points. \‘\'umen lin'i't merluok this in .
putting: up tlwi; lmir llllll lllt‘l’l‘ is no "
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FOR YOUR RBOM

or line g“! sl chambrr our brass

and enamel beds make splen-
rlid sleeping assured. Fitted with
to the body

and covered With our hhndsome.

springs that yield

 

smfitm‘y mattresses they are fit
the Yet when
you come to see them you will
he
uhich we offer them.

NANGEVINE FURNITURE C0.

for finrst morn.

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FcclEch Question.

An ”fill-lul \xliu \‘.':l‘~‘ mulein-z up an
flSM'sxltu‘lll roll ru-
cent s'reel imprnvenirut rnllml :rt I'lll'll '.
house on the imprm-e-tljtrouts tn lvnru :
the names oil the property owners. Ar
ofie house he climbed out of his ml“.
wont to the door and kllflt'lit‘ll.

"Who owns this property '3" he asked.
"“‘hy, I do," the unmnu answer-ell“.
The omclnl got her name and put it Y

lit-('.lll\‘l’ m" Mili‘l'

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down In his book. Then he took a f
squlnt {It HIP fill“ «If lllt‘ lul. 3
"HOW many I'PPI'!” he asked. “T\\'n_ i

" the woman snapped. \vmi—

hc lllillljilll was .

of course.
derlng whether
a centlpede.

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Know: About Birds.

What Representative \\'e;1vcr of
North Carolina doesn‘t knmv about:
birds I! not worth knowing. lle under- !
standtthelr habits. can imitate their 3
calls. In on speaklnz lerms with their
eggs. and everything.

When the house is not In session .
Weaver wanders around through thei
capitol grounds holding converse with
the joy birds. sparrow hawks, crow
blackblrdfl Ind such other birds as are
found around \Vaslilngton. And the
town In full of birds.

Weaver got the bird habit throuch
wondering about the North Carolina
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Rent Proflteer: in Manila.
Landlords. owners of residences

 

,plicated in the murder of Earl Boles
ERMS ENTER THRU nnd'F. J. Ronc—y. American oil men.
are under arrest at Tampico. accord-

NOSE AND THROAT ing to reports from Colonel Franciscov

 

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Why not select one es-

nonhuman WWW mmummmm

Orozco. in charge of mlltary police? - - .
Keep Air P51553903 Antiseptic With.thcre. None of the prisoners has con-- pecmlly equlpped for Just”
! Cream Balm. tossed. but one of them is/said by‘. th' thing? .
the police to have been wearing 'a‘

 
 
 
 

! Protect yourself. Take every pro.
caution against breathing
that cause disease. Day
keep the air passages clear and the‘ alleged to have‘trie
membranes of the nose and throatan-lwneq apprehended.

COLD WAVE IN NEW ENGLAND.

tiseptic.
6 Apply a little of Ely‘s Cream Balm BOSTON. Jan. 26.—-The mercury
was forced to new official low levels

gin the nostrils. This antiseptic cream bv the cold wave which spread over
is dissolved by the heat of the body Nbrthern New Enlgand last night.
and penetrates all through the air pas-INonhfleld, Vt. with a reading of 30

ater belonging 30 one of the Ameri- I

This garment was bloodstalned, l A company with ample
whose name is Castro, is t 4:

d to get rid of m capital, officers with'ripe ex-
l "j perience and a rigid State ;;

'swe
in germs cans.
and night . and the man.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Probate their: are govern.
edbystatelawnandthisis —.
a stateinfiihtfion‘espedflly

 
 
 
 
 
 

and business buildings in Manila.
are taking advantage of the paucity

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to raise rents abnormally. \Vorkers
for salaries or wages, and firms and
companies in mercantile pursuits, com-
plain bitterly of the demands of the
owners or lessors of houses and stores.
factories and bodegas. Most of the,
victims have to yield to the increased
rents because they have. no recourse.
One man who rn‘d $10 a month for
his small. UnP(\IYlfn"lfll"° home. has
been infomed'that hv must pay $50.—
Mnnlla Times.

 

1918 Cotton Worth $2,067,000”.
The 1918 cotton crop. liul. and seed.

 

. - minus. was the coldest pIaCe on
sages. Instantly, your clog 399 up nose,North American Continent from
and throat WI“ 099“: inflamed. 9w°“.which official records Were received!
len membrnnm will be relieved: d's- by the Weather Bureau today.
charge of nasty mucus will be check- 10:}; fingéfiifgflffiecfzgiyg' ““1 ..
ed. Don‘t let. a cold or catarrh take from 'Van Buren, Maine. and flompelq
hold. ier. Vt. Official “lows" reported by. ,

 

 
 
 

‘l Dom lie awake? at night struggling ,the WM" W93“ ”0‘?“ ‘
. ’ me tram north to
{for breath with stuffed head and nos- mum‘smlenmewmum n m 2, ”i .

 

'trils closed. Get a small bottle of,” at Timmmisvgméoum at.
' ‘ m Balm at on drug store. ‘Greenvl e. He; , -_ Concord_ .
IEIY", Cfof [gore mu 30 :33“ 3nd ('8‘ N, H.: 8 below It Mg”; 8
" “5° . - . . , ' above at magic-mam, and to show u
pended upon by: millions. NMWBKfl .. . - :y ‘ ,. _ g .

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was worth 32.067.000.000 to the pro-

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Herschfield Motor

Transportation .Co.

Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport,
' Norwalk and Philadelphia
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded van: for furniture work.
,South Normals—122 Water Street. Phone 294.

New York City—174 Seventh Avenue, Phone Farragut 7347.
New Haven, Conn—466 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.

 

 

 

 

of homes and commercial structures.

 

ducers. ThIs 15 about three thou the
value of the-cotton crop of 1914 and
is twice the value of the crop of 1913.

0rd. The 'computatlon has inst been

:lculture. bone-n of crop estimates.
based on average monthly price. re.
"ceived by“ growers and on monthly
marketing-inflict“

 

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which Ind the highest.vnlue of rec .atrlkes, and! m d! we.

made. at the close of the cotton year. ;
by the United States department of ag-

mm Department

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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WILL REST AWHILE.

l LONDON, Jan. 26.——Joe Beckett.
thiasted hope of Great Britain for tho
‘heavywelght championship, will not
Right any more until the court looks
Bernard Mortimer, m:
injunction re-

READY TO QUIT.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bill Bymn, the bulging up. they
say, is about to quit. bunch“. Rumor
has it that Bill, who in n ‘ntonmltter

when he isn't calling un- and .into his case.
we“. fmnnnser, secured an

 

 

pauon so profitable out n. ma- he ion-amine him from steam: any more , w"
cannot. afford to return to WI, lcontmcta. pending a breach of co

tract suit for 3,000 pounds. \

 
 
 
 

~71?! on ‘ ammonia-e: In . In.
sienna Nov-nit month: mu!

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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