a...“
~
’. 'Realart picture takes place almost be- NAME “BAYER" ON «submarines, m tons. . , . . ,
‘ . "Z fore the eras of the auditors. The ' GENUiNE ASPIRIN half of which}: in 00de m" and HOLOOMB TO DIRECT WORK,
daughter of Prof. Straugerson shrieks! the remainder in Austrian vessels. Go or N .
E G- E N “for help at midnight.and, when them”t l‘ f _ . ' . Five cruisers and ren‘deatroyers are Sal “filmed State Chmm'" 0'
" door to her room is opened, the crim- rc '° Without fear as “M i" allotted to France and the same num. Gov H'd °" Kmv Gimptlifl-
inal cannot be found and the marine; "Bayer package” iber of cruisers and destroyers to Italy. (hainn n {comb W15 Chmen State
Theatre of his impossible escape cannot be .. Each of these two porn-rs also vdll re- the SN“? 9“” the movement to raise
~ d 319.,“ Army: h'lfllf.‘ sprung.
Featurg Picture. De Luxe understood.
Today
At 2:15. 7 5nd 9,
l
PALAC E TO DAY
Louise Glaum Supported By An A:
.omc of ”1‘.
lama.
,usual merit and include
‘cclcbritics of the alien
‘The most daring. thrilling and
exciting scene ever screened
Tom Mix
—-in—-—.
“The Cyclone”
Other Features.
Thursday.
d ‘From first Page)
phone and telegraph.
ship is temporarily
The Most Bea
on the
IN A TWO-A
‘ that cannot be su :ed.
FOUR OTHER BIG ACTS
pigeons is forbidden.
:positcd in (‘ity Halls within six hours
jailer the z ”“" oi "l0 preclamation.
ibut regular police mil be allowed to
.retain sabrcs and revolver. Safety
—and— guards must disarm.
7 Any infraction of these ill
Ta} 10:.Elmes ,result in court martial. .
1 ' The General Commanding th v
101‘ the Rhine, the proclamation con-
cludes, trusts in the public powers
and the population to understand the
necessity for the above measures, and
hopes repression will not be ncccs~
sary.
It was just 5:20 o‘clock when French
tanks entered Frankfort. They were
followed by a battalion of sharpshoot-
crs and a company' of engineers, and
nhese troops occupied strategic points
{and the railroad station. Half a doz-
lcn tanks were posted near the station
and the barracks and another force
was stationed near police headquart-
ers and the post office.
“The Very Idea”
Today
A Drama of Love and Adventure.
Ilo ' These troops held the important enl
uls—cGlaum franc-es to the city until‘ 9 o'clock.
“1— when a. battalion of chasseurs (le-
trained at the station.
”WASHINGTON. .April fir-«State De-
partmont officials said today they had
received no notice from France of its
intention to have its troops on the
Rhine occupy cities on the east bank
of the river as a reprisal for the ad»
vance of German forces into the Ruhr
[Valley neutral zone.
The last official word Willi rmzzml
i0 troop movements in this lcrritory
was received last Thursday, officials
said, with the arrival of the lcrmun
,note informing the American (lovem—
i-ment that it was sending soldiers into
the district 10 reestablish order.
The United States notified the allied
governments more than a wcek ago
that it would suffer no objection to
the movemgnt of German troops into
the valley provided they were with-
drawn as soon as conditions had re-
turned to normal.
PARIS, April 6.-l“rcnch soldiers to-
“Lone Wolf’s Daughter”
Supported by. All Star Cast.
Pathe News.
Selected Comedy.
Wednesday
The Distinguished
Taylor Holmes ‘
_ “The Very Idea” 7
A Comedy Full .oi’.L ghs and
Thrills. ‘
Other s'pecia
J
a
day 1
Sub
F—3
One of the most thrillin
sensational acts on the Van
4'
where they had been ordered to (ll!-
perse Communistic units that for the
past fortnight have conducted a re-
volt in the Ruhr Valley.
Stirring scenes at Mayence yester-
day are described by- Henri Bidou. mil-
iitary critic of the Journal des Debuts.
in a telegram to his paper. He says
that during the afternoon troop activ.
ity began and soon autotrucks and
field kitchens began moving eastward,
accompanied by Moroccan troops with
machine guns.
Chief interest in. the situation
llon’i Prod Your
Liver lo Action
_.
Fifth Annual Fair
NORWALK LODGE.
B. P. O. Elks
April 5 to 12 Inclusive
My big attractions, $500 to be
L ”given away, free entertains
«mont and dancing each eve.
hing, numerous booths, with
fine display of articles for
sale. Refreshments, etc.
as
“I Mama: alliance“. counts”.
“on. Dick Headache, Quickly. No
Gfirifl: or Pain. Guaranteed.
The organs of direstion, assimila.‘
i
Finding O y Small Ger-' generally.
and No Oppo-
permission must be given
[’05.
‘cstab-
.ircless installations must be evidenced by
led, and the use of carrier '
All arms and grenades must be de-
Stage—positively canont be e. day occupy the German cities of
led. ' Frankfort on the Mayan and Darm-
FOUR 9THER BIG ACTS- stadt. 16 miles south. Forces. com-
——and—— manded by General Degoulte. b‘fldm‘
' have been holding the Mayencc ri go-
Tom MIX head. were ordered forward by Mar-
——in—— shal Foch, following the efforts of the
A Daring, Smashing, Gripping French Government yvsicl‘da)‘ io _1n-
‘ Picture, duce the Berlin Government ttol wuh-
“ n wrnw its forces from the neu ra zone_
The Cyclone along the eastern bank of the Rhine.‘
ceive a light cruiser and three
-m”
ibe destroyed when that time has
Zr-lapse'l. France will receive the cruis
er Erode-u.
l
‘:i:lins proper directions to safely re-
;licvc Colds, Headache. Toothache, Ear-
:ache, Neuralgia. Lum‘bazo. Rheuma-
tism, N uriiis, Joint Pains, and Pain
fort, The entire operation wax: ex
pened to be completed during
day.
The occupation takes xlie form 0
'an extension of the Frcncch line.
around the bridgehead of Maycnw, :i
distance of about 18 miles. Extrem-
limits of the advance form a Si‘llllrt‘lf-
3 Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets
:cost but a few cénis. Druggists also
fell larger “Bayer" packages. Aspir-
.m 19: the trade mark of Ba}?! illumri The only German troop: encnlinit‘i“
factuic of Monoucetxcacxdester of Sal- ed in Frankfort by me anm “.01.,
icylicacld. VQSicll'erheitswchr. or volunteers. who
‘surrendered. They probably will be
Isiinply disarmed and released.
newspapers line is; ESSEX. April 6 lASSOC‘lamd ”9”"-
wheiher the allies will support France ~--~ii‘ightiug began early Monday mom
and to what extent. This query was iuz near Essen between Reichswchr
put to Premier Millerand by the Echo iorces and the workmen. the Reich-
de Paris last night, the Premier an- swolir throwing several scores of min-
swcrlng: . '95 without great eti‘ect. At about
“England was victorious and so was.“ o‘clock lllv: Reds l'Gplll‘d with ri-
France. - i am confident everything “Us and mafia“? guns and the troops
will work out pcrfcctly." t‘nrmv mol'c mines. A number ‘of
Asked who would pay the expensg houses in the outskirts of Alien L-—
incident to occupation, M, Milierand 'scn, north or the mun itself were de-
replied: lllOlirh‘Wl. '
“Why, Germany, obviously, since il’ The “”1“
was she that by her acts obliged us to (“WT the (‘i‘m‘l‘ . .
resort to coercion." (badly damaging ll and We“? ““3 We
Occupation of Frankfort, Darmstadt iranportation 0f ”‘9 R,“ ““1“”
and other Geiman cities in the neg/cannon. All” ”‘9 hca\'y firing in the
tral zone is generally endorsed by forcnoon there was a law and many
journals of all shades of political opin- innit: of the Reds. in' good military or.
ion. It is recognized the operation ‘dt‘l‘. I‘Glli‘t‘d “Wm “if.“ E559" '
will be risky and burdensome but un-’ About 4 o‘clock in the after"!9°“'
avoidable in view of the tendencies oi there was ”- resumption 0f the “Sh"
the Berlin Government. Critics oitheging. but without dcmsn‘c Vii-“UL TO'
Premier, however. deplored the fact‘du)’ Eaten is “me" hourl\" es
the allies are not participants in iiu- The Reichsuchr were
movement. ‘ 'esterday. hm
> ipected to enter Essen ) 1 . ‘
Premier Millerand's note on the sub- burl} 1n the
they did not appear.
jcci of occupying German ciiics Pant ‘rvanins’ the ““15 Wi‘hdrF’w and m"
of the Rhine declared the (‘rcrman'liiing ccascd. but ”‘9 Rel‘r'hi‘we'“ rc-
Government had "given way
to pres- mained over night north of the Home
sure by the militarist party.“ and that
iCanal. abom five miles distant. Dur-
th" sending 0‘ GOVPrnmem troops intoiing the night, the Reds. returned!- to
the neutral zone was 130' justified by . lun l"..~'.\'t‘ll singing _uu\i “lusting
the situation. It vas pointed out that but showed no disposiilou in advance
movement of French forces would be against the lleisrhewehr.
:of a “coercive 9nd precautionary na-
the original zone of occupation.
ll'lt‘d in blow up a bridge
bu: succeeded only in
.m..
ll i:~ uni-aetain whether u
Maud will in made hf‘l'l‘ or along tho
:us dis’hius in and imuntl
« ”Lawn. Seemingly there have
'n «1\ la. few casuallilw. The lulla-
m iivstn mo leaving, fearing
a bothlmrdmtm. Monday night there
was a fusiliudv bolorc the oily hall.
mu the Hells rxplaiiwd ihul they were
faring in 1h].- oir by way of warning.
This lumnirc the Reds who yesterday
fouuht the llciclisueiir hog
arms and ammunition.
‘2‘ .
'liapp revolt nor the Ruhr revolution
vvuuld have occurred.
Premier Millcrand
the Versailles 'ircnty nciihcr
Ci
v
today formally insulin.
llr. Von Mayer. the ilr-rmau
Ch:1.:.: . (i'Affaircs. of the action of thy.-
l~‘rcm';i Government in o denim: tlw
advancc and informed him that as
soon as there had been complete Pl'zu"
nation of the neutral zone by iilt- Gm-
man troops the French Vii‘ould evacu-
ate the cities they had been untried
to occupy.
PARIS. April 6 {French \‘i'irrlessl.
—~l‘aul Bignon, Under Secretary or
State for the Mercantile Marion. cur
phasizcs tho cordial relations between
Great Britain and France in a state.
ment plintcd in several newspaxwrs
with reference lo thw negotiaiions in
London concerning til“ final distribu-
tion 01' German tonnagv amour: “ii - :1!»
lies.
notii‘lc-«l
jisz lhcir
‘xplaincd lhat 1
in: because the-ii
ill-"‘3.
They
leaders had lei'l
ROME, Arril 6.-—-The POPOLO R0
MAN’O says today that at a cabinet
meeting Monday, the govemmcnt del-
cided to ext‘flul to France ltalv smoraf
support in the ‘Frcnch occupationfi c:
Frankfort and other German or. (a.
The cabinet lszzrec‘il. however, final “I:
‘n - r. i t'i‘T'Ll'llF‘lalllk‘t‘,‘ would Italy be a
I ‘ ‘ measures agalnpl
tall: in an: willful“;
M. Bignon declares that Great Ul‘il- 1.‘ was”. ”r, nflwriuwpr 5mm...
ain is abandoning her claim to the ‘ ' ' _.__.__.
200,000 tons of shipping which alu- R CHICKS.
'Frcnch Gm'crnnicm urgently request-fro SAVE INCUBATO
god for France, “showed great consid- “ .
oration." and that France "should be Many incubator (:h‘lcks may be
imple brordcr llinls sag.—
zsested by Duncan Reid of the Larval:-
sitv of Wisconsin College 01 agricur
:ture are followed. Here are .111; sug—
‘ entions: . .
'g 1. Clean out and disinfect the
brooder. Any of the coal-tar prepa-
‘rations on the market make excellent
‘disinfectants.
2.
grateful to England in view or the
fact that Great Britain‘s interests
were severely affected by the various
arrangements which reduced the total
amount of tonnag’e available for distil-
bution." .
DARMSTAD'I‘. April 6 (Associated
Press).-—-—This'city was occupied by
-French troops at 7 o‘clock. The occu-
pation was ‘slfected without incident.
FRANKFURT, April 6. 8 a. n1. (As-
sociated Press).—Arrival of French
troops here, this morning, which Was
saved i flhe s
crowd in and perhaps be
i ' .1 . b at
anticipated since last night, found the ,smothered. A "3““: '6‘9‘192 K 3:8
streets «Frankfort deserted. as is “3,;and m” b." obtalne .5 m “g
had at such an early hour. The fermion)"der W‘mh helavy butiltliingt ptape'r. ,
- ‘ o 1 ted th.‘ 0. Start t 9 amp n. cos wean-
$325325: téifc gaggihsch-‘ti'giiglli anii‘orms”our hours before putting the chicks
. . ‘ iin.
indifferent“. 1 . . , _ _ _
' 4. Handle little chicks caierullv
Soon after daylight the proclama-. . , , ‘ ’ -
tion iSsued by Gen. Degoutte made its ‘ “he“ P‘mmg "1 ”TMP’S- They may
h r'nci l billboards be 1““ in sis/soon as they ”9* dry and
:i’fiimc‘if; exiting: lwhitf‘h gathered fluffy. which is usually when they are
i
groups of people on their way to their between 24 and 36 hours old.
might
1'!
- tion and elimination—tho stomach.
liver and Dowel' ’il’e closely allied.
and the proper action of any of these!
organs is largely dependent upon the
°°£T°Pt functioning or all the others.
iinippzng' your liver into action:
with calomcl or bring your bowds
with irritant-3 l' :‘ltit‘CSI or strong
cathartic: is‘a A“ or. mistake. A bet-
p_.::.i. i1 strengthcnin and
toning the Vino ‘- ':es'.lvo and. eligminao
tive system Nature's Remedy
(AR Tablets). . «h not only brings
immediate rel: 2'. it. genuine and last-
ing benefit. It. sets on tho stomach.
liver. bowds ar 1 kidneys, improves
digestion and a initiation. overcomes
billourucss. con 3 constipation
Quickly relicvxs 813K headache.
(let your cystom thoroughly cleansed
and panned tgr once: stomach. liver
and bowel. working together in vi:-
orous nannony. and you will not ham
to ink}: medicine every day-«Just take
one LR Tablet. occasionally to keep
your stem in good condition and al-
X‘nie‘. fihiéiit‘; ”claim“? “ "
. or , w
it. is to get wolf ' ”p m
k Seventh Annual
Military Ball and Dance
of the .. .
Wm. McKinley Camp.”
No; 9
STATE ARMORY
Monday N izht. Aoril 5
ram wan-z com rams
Admissionincludingwur
m coco-ooo'occooccococf m
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‘ 1 THE THEA'l‘ilES w m
‘ , ‘ Gems-c boxrnndtrylt with the '
. . u a .3 d, . a advanced against consrderabl? enough Exercise , _
h " ‘. - , 3.525.- 21-“?! fiat {$233353 5 “ stronger detachments of Red Guards neon. ' « _ eats leg
L _ orwfiio or live: gangCII'IO you ever used on the lawman mine. In . the , .
, REGENT TODAY nun-imi- ”swam... -‘ Hoerde district the Wickede mum no «snow m cooxmo.’
recommended by you: r station has been stormed. ~ by 1.1;: MIXING“. 314., W ”fl—m
- . """— i
fl'bouundc bewildered. fascinated and
.. _ Enthuud In "The Mystery 04
I The Yellow Room”j "
HAROLD A. MEAD"
. reads:
'occu ations. German regular! 5- Finely chopped up alfalfa or
33:35, the lpresénce of whom in the,d°"el‘ makes better bedding than
neutral zone had beefi tolerated by sawdust or shavings. Little chicks
the allies, withdrew yesterday after- like to picksand scratch.
noon and last evening. ,. 6- Walt‘h the Chlf‘ks for any neces-
Occupation of the neutral zones opsary regulations 0r temperature. If
Frankfort and Darmstadt Was procee .
ing quietly this morning. and French morease the temperature regardless
troops occupied the station here aroi‘ what the thermometer says. On
4:45 o’clock. {the other hand if the chicks run out-
BERLIN, April 5.—The progress of . side a good deal, -turn down the lamp.
the German troops into the Ruhr re~i 7. Feed the chicks five times a
gion was chronicled in an official state- day. A small handful of any chick
ment issued today (Monday). which feed at each feeding scattered on
[their backs is sufficient for fifty
chicks- .
8. Buttermilk makes the best
drink for little chicks. If buttermilk
is "0‘ available, keep fresh water be
fore them at all times.
9- Keep on broader clean,
Mametroundbecomeuaxy
"The action of the police forces in
the industrial region is proceeding so
cording to plan. Regular troops are
present north ‘of Bottrop, Westphalia,
which has not yet been occupied. The
clearing action is also progresaing
east of Dortmund, which the first de
tachment has just entered and where
e-l
stroycrs which may be used for a year
i for experimental purposes, but mus. i
Forty submarines now in
lhv‘
cle similar to but largrr than that (if
further"
ture." and could not be d- Zul‘l'v .i, and ,
the Premier declared it Germany u- canal. At present fulfil-i ““9 “".
canicd but the disarmamim ('la‘. :32'1- hero. and Within) “'9 $611er
an turning.
he) had ceased iignoi
Sec to it that there are no corn-l
:ers in the broader where the chicks“
d the chicks huddle around the lamp. .
fund for 1920. wh'
May 1.} to May leg],
the City Club. liar
ham Andrews pr
will beheld Lea. '
at a meeting,- mi
”outfit will 11 fv’i ‘
the c“ . l esidrd. in acreptim
l airmans 1i __ G' v. ‘ l '
the ‘univors p o iloltom) nah
i
. ta 3 “ o
“The Mvsterv 0f the Yel- 8 r Cat Igauzagelhone W it”: : .Frrnph 1,”... are also gunned to Salv‘ t‘ al jurizzmcut um: [3:11'; 3 i
' -‘ 99 ‘ Louise Gianni. one of the‘mbst beau“ [Frantc and 0f mel‘e' ”n may be pail}, d .0“ Aim! had mad? 30°“ “'7; i
10W Room tiful and celebrated stars of the dav i ,in service. Franc i’ "P only 3%” adlbem 1w p“ cm" amok—m3 1‘ 7
The most baffling and fascinat- will appear at the Palace Theater tori Th} .. . .. . . to which thc privilege of 115"“: “‘1’ Sec?“ the commendation of m1 :
ing thriller of the season. (in 'n a verv rett ' di- Ma "The L0 e - ‘ Bayer Cross 13 the thumb-lured submarines ha" been gamed ' 140”th at Blidgemm‘ “2““ ‘5“: f
Hoimes' Travelogue .y '. , - p .. ‘.. a" i - “ mint of genuine "Bayer Tablets of 1,...3 rnaxxmnr, Apn‘l s (Associatm 01°01“) Dre-sided at the lavin" - Ti
-—and—-— ,, Vi olfs Daughter. Screen critics have , . ,, ‘ ‘ * -’ 'Pressl _ankfort was OCC‘JDlt'G will! cornerstone of one f . ‘ “ m ‘1 3
:3-1 classed this attraction as wonderful 'pn'ln. It 910190“ 3'08 azams‘t imita» out‘incidcm h‘: French troop“- oarfl buildings. 0 m") “rm-‘5 i
Larry Semon and lo all who will have an opportun- “033 and )zogitively ideniif cs the today and with the cavalry in the Henry T. Holt was “my C ;
—-in— it}: oi set-i‘ng it _!o:lriy it will makeiu genuine Aspirin prescribed by music-lead,- followed by the infantry and the ggla’surer for the fund i 3:1“; ‘5?“
u - , i c apnea. -llr‘; liaum appears a . .,. - . E rv the new yin forces ”eased 9’15 was Se . ' .3 ‘
The Grocery Clerk”- _ ». some very stunning costumes that'can- 3‘15“,” ,0“) eighteen years. 33115; beyond U: “gly- Their mcx Hartfoi~d_ If pol-gent}? Nighflnflhn "H”
T“"“ xii; Enol help but. appeal to the sensitive ““335 buy an unbroken package 0‘ with no or-POsiiion. By 10 in thniGmCev Who was am'J'n; :5. Jdmeq '7‘
Wednesday ’c-yc. She is supported by a 't of un- “Ba; 01‘ Tabk‘lsof ASDirin" which con- momirsz the cavalry had reached Ec five present, will “In; lino- ”(my
kcnsheim, three miles north of Frank of the “\Voman’s ery" filthgiailfi:
drive.
— —~_._~..~
,l-IEA'IY FREIGHT TRAFFIC
S ' ;
trike .n :cw York Divert; Train:
The “trill: ouah ‘Danbury.
.York city in: 3f the “-18,ch in Ni“
' . , .. ..ed up ihe flcichi mn
nectlons of the New York. New Iiai’i‘l
. . Hartford railroad at the Hark?)-
Rlvcr yards and has caused increasco
traffic over the (Tommi New Ensla‘u‘
lines through )uuhury, as practicalli
all oi the t‘reiuhl is being din-nod on"
this route. This is; cspeciallv ii-ue ui
perishable .Lmles. chterlhw .011! trail:
oi~ cars lmuiwj with potatoes was “01‘!
through Dalibury tor .‘ilaylu'imlg.
The trains co in Mavbidok an:
there are route! ovm lhe «onnxciiuu
llncs down the west shore of the liml
son river. The increase ;n the lrai‘iir
is shown by the number of trains
through l‘anbury Sundav. Thu annual
number of trains is twelve or thin.”
u (lav. Sunday there were “verily
trains wesr and nineteen iraius east. 1
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ORDERS—iNQUiRY INTO
GASOLENE ADVANCE
House Tells Trade Board to AiSG:
Probe Fuel Oil Prices. i
“'ASHINGTOX, April 6.——-The Fed
eral Trade Commission was directed
today by the House to make immedi-i
ate invesiicaiiou into the causes: of the!
recent advance in prices of imsolene,“
incl oil and kerosene. I
Reprcvemniive Howard (Okla) the!
only member to speak acainsi the;
rcsolulinn, characterized it as "pcllbi
lical legislation." that would only ”‘m‘i
‘ rass" business. '
D
,REACTION IN THE 1
UNITED STATES;
LONDON. npr‘u G.~~Di*~:(“l~’~i‘zlz my:
‘Amcrican presidential ii in and
‘its possible effect on tho relationsh'n
:bctwecn Great Britain ml the l‘nilcll
istates, the fluffy News under the cap-
;iion "America and Ams'., refers to
3the reaction from wan-Zn the liniled
States.
:, "Rigiitly or wrongly," lllr“ Haws-
:papcr says. "America revoliell against ,
the iclaiy her representatives hal'
helped to draft and under [he in-.
flv’aicc of that emotion resolved not
merely to maintain her detachment
from Europe, but to arm hel‘Sel!
potentially against Europe.
“.\oihing will bring the two heml‘s
iphercs togcihcr more rapidly than a}
,demonstraiiun from ihis side of the
iAilamic of a sincere resolution to dis-
larm. Nothing could be more licnefl.’i
gcial to‘ AngloAmcrican relations llian
.an invitation evleniied more than
I("we bv \antcr Hume Lops. speakinc .
officially as First Lord of the Ad:
"l‘rfli'V. fm‘ conineiilion will: Ameri-
(I'ii. not in i‘li‘l‘ nst armamenis ll‘ll to
rm use them."
ARMISTIC
'I.
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E DAY saving
GET 25 YEAR SENTENCE!
l
l
; .uox'rrtsnxo. l\'a.slzn., ‘ April (7»- 5
{The seven men comicled here March
gm of second degree murder for Nu- _.
- slaying of “’arren O. Grimm, Centralia
amilstice day parade victim were sen-
,tenced to not less than 25 ‘years no ~
gmore ithan 40 years each in the std
;pcnitentiary by Judge John M. ‘5'“
(after he had denied a defense mot'
i
'for a new trial.
'v
:2 The
anstipa In ;
,‘that attac : fl
.inglpurgah ' ....
,. tion. Tofo .
failstodoreal;..
persuade instead 0
bowel evacuation.
succe
Guards, u were also the'Admlnl
Gluocklnf mines. ,
Wanna plundering occurred
Krupp h
in Dora-and. Atfisoeu'thos
l Oleofthomosthsclnnthgdetecdvew
, 9791' W upon the cinema
Screen II "The lying-yo! “hexane!" I
Boon." on no, Mommas
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revision
- PARIS» M v‘
p deporunentmrobbod."
' _',§¢;nlsm‘ , .
‘pusiiml ionvawl in ordcr to have th I
Geo. F. Moulton. 8mm Corp.
and Clifford Filmy.
2:: Is On]
a .. —-
e, ixeisnottm
or cathartics = not the best way to
To swallow q . . titles of oil may
the liver, activate the kidne s and’help bomtore
ed in securing best efi'ects.
& WHITE, Props.
no. wuomc.
AND PARCEL DELIVERY
\ on BALE
1 1913 Oldsmobile, 7 Pan. lug. 1 1918 Studebaker. . Pass. '1'
ing. 1 1913 1 Ton Worm Drive on] Truck. 1 13:2 (it'll-it’d sum: to.
Delivery. 1 1917 Open Body '
Truck. CARS FOR HIRE.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Y a r ‘
.—..l .320 s‘cr‘mrs have had their pic. i
ldl’PS taken. and work is now bolusE
class book completed on time.
The weekly meeting of the high!
One of the mm .,
Kolnlkc -!r-r tho lair—4.
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siliool chorus. was omitted yesterday ; iii-“£3353“ :3” .392” Mi: *-
nlonung, ll w“, be h 1d 7 l i non. Kat-1h) hon o ‘ "
d-u- ‘ e [ill “ (33' 4 cums of am a“ " .
., morning instead. “MN!” "W" "i"! 01"" Ni" loll-l ‘ ~
A” , ' . - “ nvut bu .mred i' ll . '0 I“.
ho k" lupzls who are making scrap j I": molt: in “down”?! may;
”0 .3 Should hand them m to C‘lnr' s 5 nova- no a boil Doctoral v
“ lcke at once .. «Q - why immu- or «yr-min, m it no on
Mr Vathonson the in t t i :3: 412.3335“ dam-uh“? . "- A
, - - ‘. . I ruc or m throurh K v m i ' m'.’
Selcncc. was absent yesterday. "' “WM-a8 3' ligvafln: M‘ '
ler or stomp, [at
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MINISTER LEAVES HAT SHOP. .
The Rev. Howard J. Kingdon who’
cared a stir throughout the countryi'
when he went to work in the Uni-mill
hat shop at. Beacon in order to nus:-
ment his meagre salary received as
a baptist minister, has quit. his job
after sixteen weeks of work. His parish
has raised his salary and now Mr”
limadon is able to give his entire time
to his duties as pastor.
lilr. Kinc‘don seemed unmoved bv
the i‘urorc he created when he molt
th inb pasting hat bond- in the l’ac-‘
tory. Although he was widely infer.
viewed and featured in the papers. ll
did not affect him and he defended his
action as necessary and due to the}
high cost of living—Newbflrgh Nevs-
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Why he Fol.
Have you heard about the very best
systciu for weight reduction! It in inr-
(was; to follow. so different from the
objectionable ways—Ind perfectly sofa.
You may cat and drink all you need.
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'All Varieties of P
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Plants
Hyacinths, Tulips, B .
Boston Ferns, Hy” . . .
Daffodils, Palms, Etc. ’ ’
NOTICE
For Your House Garlic.“
This Spring ,
We just received our clock“
fulfill your demands of com
ing and vegetable needs. no
spirit of house gu'demng' ‘ ’
'I‘lwz-v i~ nu il‘tllfillfl exercising. l‘sr _ . . ..
:1 little vii of lzorcin at convenient been reformed during “1. M
{inn-«Z tilt—n follow the nimp‘e. and is extending on m d
the high cost of Iivmg' . m
you want results let us In l'ov- ‘
and with your trial order. “
Gardeners and Farmers
We can supply your not;
bestqualityatamuht - 1
tobcobtaincdby “
Fairfield County. Onion
Potato Seeds. A! m
or and Vegetable Seeds.
so. NOR. rmmsn
2 South“ St.
cli'al' ”junctions. A loss of weight. ten
in sh: ' pounds (whatever you need to
l-m-i. - lic expected by this rate and
. march: of fat mam-(ion. At
.m‘s not a small box of oil
. l. mil start It. omac. Bo ,
-i in“: i :~!'/.u. with good figure and '
»."..tr.|t"l§\ ~ lippcnrancc. agile, quick-
m4 an i, healthier and more eficlcnt. By
"‘Hiiil‘ll‘; weight now you are. likely to
STAIN «in . or more diseases. heart 't'lk‘
~Hut~lrokc apoplexy, etc, and to
;..l-l ll‘.‘.‘:_\’ years to your life. 8m—
"ru‘mi of lmrcin. flcIdPr
“'3." any so. Brochure Ilium FREE.
{Corciu Co., Station F. New III. N. Y.
Sold by Frank H. mm, H. A. Head
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After All
y One Best Way
. i: of most disease
harsh-act- _
way to overcome constipa-
dosing with laxatives
Nature back to normal.
not actual harm, but. often ,
Beecham’l Pilh act diiferently._ They ,'
"M" the stomach, liven u .
lar, tho i
' to move t 2 causes, they
. you are in need of relief
. wels’ to move by
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f force.
--Hence, y b
' They, has been Wand T
" ,_ thousards ofvrpcople, all over the world. A. trial will
in over sixty years. by
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Norwalk Chronicler