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slop; legislators gov will jimplify sit
, ligéy confidei‘ntion lav. the General As-
sembly and vrelieve the legislature ot
pluck work. If this is accomplished
numerous hills dealing with the jit-

AN ALL STAR METRO “*4

A Strong love 5.. :y theme ruvvs sihrcugh this mystery drama dealing
w tn a jewel rhcft and a society crook .

313511-13. 1:311va COMEDY "NEIGHBORS" 5’V: V
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{mittee has the "common carrier" bill
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. _ , _ wagug'gfiAy trolley: tor Utilities commission su-
: pendslon and will hold a hearing to-.
r CONVV’AY TEARLE .mOrmw

This will be a lone week tor the
legislature with oeuiona Tuesday
"Vedneoday... Thursday and Friday.
There will bats. ohort week following
with.- no session on Tuesday. February
22: Wanhin‘gton’s birthday ~
1 Effort is being made. to have all
,Bridgrpofi matters as far as Mme
ansigned nor hearing on one day.
flame bills ari- before Finance some in
City and Burroughs, some in Educa-
timml committee‘- and other: so .it is
expected several days will ‘be neces-

sarv‘to cover the “local Mill. but the
:mronp plan will be followed where
iconvenient.

In the seething couldrons of molten steel Bill Matthewd’iaw when”.
€13“th and power a..o the golden g'low' of the blast “France was the

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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ’

aria 51.1: M»-.. E1 1011; Dexter, Theodore
11.392131 Cecil Deli/lilies - .

“T 40MB. :LEIN -. TO THINK ABOUT”
fv.,r:'y51x Week.- to Broadwav at The Criterion—A eta-3; that per!-
. .4 ep y imbue human hes.“ .s and unfolds a we I drama made
f.- cm the loys and sorrows of ordinary life. Strikln'gly different k; V
the theme from anything DéMllle um done in- the not hit limits

:plc nd‘d s cor-m; sumptuou’oly produced and directed 'with the
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LAW CLASSEI'S. ' '\
.-Pnrlinmentary law clones arrang-
ed to: by the Republiun Women‘s
Association will be had during Lent.
l'l’here are live. lessons in the course
gfiobert's Rules of Order Revised. be—
it; the authoriiv. It is guaranteed
:that these. lessons will iii any woman
:to understand and make all kinds or
. , , _ . ~ , . .;n'zoiIons with and without amend—
, 4 . : . . . ._ ,_ .. ,1.‘mento-tobeihoroucbly mveraant
with all kinds 9! mrpcedures in sari;

Poll 8 Theatre, NExT SUNDAY Feb. 20th, ““3 “W"? and WWW” m

‘ \nrt~ ' There will he a morning and
AT 3 P.- M. h "

an afternoon class. The first class
Ftst Appearance in Bridgeport of . =

- ~ .vllh meet Thursday morning. Eel).
Kidd‘e‘sie .4. GARDEN

AMERICNS GREATEST PRlMA DONNA
Popularl’rices $1,120, $1 50, $2.00, $2.50 Plus Tax »
cats Now on Sale at -

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week Thursday. February 24111. at io
\i'emnté ehcli' Week. The second
as .will start Monday afternoon.
‘elnuarv Z‘et. at 4 p. m.. at the South
‘l‘grwnlk l. ibnry and alternate each
'rnk the newt meeting below at the
"oval James inn. Mandala-Mr)
Sin .3! 4 p. m. Any W‘rtinn may
win three classes
wine at once in Mrs. John flherman.
“rs. Chm-lea Simpson. hit-3.. How'urd

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hope ‘to see all employers “gain in “"W‘ Mrs R. lot-re 'V‘nlvlm- m» m
_hr0ud(‘l‘ and more human ‘point of ' R“ PMN‘ I" Bnnuoh names 8'"
view. ‘ ’ 4'? "on gm 6“. paling «he: will he fol-med

. ‘jil‘ 1', picture such an the one I have
Just mode has any influence toward
bettering the condition of deserving

am-.. wigmnn m can an evenly! Mn"
.... .. human“... ‘01: 1'? or notify Mm
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p . . 4 girls byc calling attention to bad bua‘ - - ' —
I¢~Ures Always 0' th: FIFSt Class iness practices. then I will feel satis- L'rrw'r \t'r‘"'" ' ""V'W‘ IV
THE gas: m VAUDEVILLE fled ‘ CHINA.
' ' ' “I “" .SHANGHAI. 4F‘eb. 15 (Correspond-
.. ‘ ‘ . REGEVF TODAY once of The. Associated Preach—Mrs.
- TODAY “Someone In The House" la Mot“) ”do” McCauley, bride ‘0‘ Lieut C.

:lernuley. commanding the American
‘zunboat Eleano. has just achieved the
distinction of being the first woman
rive-1 the privilege of practicing low
in China.

All Star [Nurture—Buster Keaton
Comedy

CONNIE TALMADGE
The Million Dollar Screen Girl

-“’"In “Someone in the .--#oulse." a
Metro special production with an all

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N .n 1 § »m: u.‘ low? Ever bay _, _ . O V q ”an?:°;24.,:nf“:qi%dh:::‘
I ‘ --\ .4 2:11."- '1 23 9 1,4 ' 4‘" .4 7. :' Li'l origins aupcrintendent of Fitch?
. CM. ‘ J, p O ‘ Q ~ ”Elna— J .. v '1 '
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rm l L ”.49 our, . ....n'sal.c..- and Damn-1.2.1.119" la 4 " , “n; «mule.» «unlit-ants; 7.4 ' " V
, ‘ . _ 1‘1 ’ . 1 ‘ Jituoy m. . ~
(.- .. , a.
l \.. HbU ' The propoénl to put; jitneys in con-

fnévs can then he reported untavor- '

I 'uur) 17th. at ill a. m.: the following 3'

4.. m. at the Royal James inn and wily

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Accept” f'CaIli'ormn' Syrup of Fly
only-400k for the name California
on the package. thin ’you are sure
your child is having the boa: and most
harmless physio tor the little stom-
ach. liver and bowels} Children love
its rruity taste. Full directions on
each bottle. You must my “Califor-
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OMAHA LEADS IN BUTTER PRO-
‘ , DUC’HON.

 

OMAHA Nob. Feb. l§.—-—Mnre than

ufactured‘in prnaha during 1920. ac-
cordlng to an estimate by the Omaha.

which vreport that this city still for
lain! its position “the chief city 0!
this industry in the United States;

The figure; on‘butter production. is
zillion» by the chamber 101- recent
years shows a steady increase since
1914. when; the Government census
showed that the production here for
that-your was $4 840. 849. compared to
the following for other cities:

825,000,000 worth of butter m man- .

Chamber of Commerce. memtiers or ,

The Day Nursery held a meeting
‘ esterday incinoon, at the home 1;
Art. Chennai: Sworn. cot eyenue.

The matron reunited that the total
attendance at the nursery for 'the
math was 420: the largest daily at.
endauce was 17 find the unaliest at-

endanoe was 7 - 4*?

@[any contributions were received
uythe nursery. Mrs. John Bancroft
m-e‘ a double bout :4: Trinitv and

Snut'h- Horn-silt Congregational
:hurch and Comma} l.,Connectlcut

. .arious reports were. read and oncu
tented. .

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“tale Grams. refreshments: friend
gave old muslin: friend 319: Harris
and Guns and Bishop and ”’1‘”. one'
half ton coal each; White, Houoc Bait
ery bread cake and rice: Mn Oscar
Vchultz. jellv ahd canned fruit: Girl
gout: Tram) No. 3 l5: Mira. Share"
' vzd ‘11:. Reynolds. clothing- Norwalk
“team Laundry weekly wash; ‘.l).v-
l-‘ancett.’ professional services.

The nursery_ needs wood. a lawn
mower. shoes and clothing.

The annual meeting will be held in
Mich. It was reported that a‘ drink-

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'10 APPOIKT NEW JUDGES.

 

flaw-met lake “1'! Probably Nome
.Eonr for Bench.

the Superior court bench will be “at!"

tile-locum are now sitting for its op.
proval. ~
Two of these four possible annoln’b

{ouncies in the. Supreme court «3' er-
roro Judge Edwin D. Gager. of Der-
by will
having reached the levenry- wear at“

 

4 St. Paul, :3. 229; :03: Denver. 8:. -
028.699: Minneapolis. 3152:. 098: Chl-
Wu 3.11.093; Detroit. $1.107.106;
Jleveland. $1,064» 6; Seattle. 3,908-
3.4: Grand Rap 6. 3747.184: Suit
trike cm- 3505 129:3{lnm City. 35:. -
84.

No Government figures. Chamber 0!
-ommerce umcials say. have been
nude available since 1914.1-ut the
number “has estimated production
.mCe4914 for Omaha as follow:

‘ it)“; $7 860 805: 1916 810.789.1114:
idl'l. ‘.$l1011.9‘..’5: 1918. $20,387.18:;
913; $212,655. 210; i920. 335.623.5313.

 

 

 

)WIAMl VTO on;
“Tu! W633!) DYI‘s.
Old. Faded Garments. Wm.

Ewrnh'mz made New for
«5' Cent! , 4

South Norwallt women can do won-
ders with a package of. Diamond
Dyes. An old. worn coat. skirt. waist.

sweater. kimono. dress. or faded
stockings, gloves. draperies. portieréo
choir covers-anything. whether,
wool silk linen. cotton or mixed

goods. can be diamond-dyed to look
like new. Easy- directions in each
package guarantee perfect results.
‘Druggist has Color Card showing no-
tunl .materinls diamond- dyed in n

,liinit before (he next legislature con-
lveneo.‘ Judte ‘Villlnm 8 Case
.‘H'artford. the youngest member on
the Supreme bench is seriously il‘
!R“d may not be able to resume his
Fjudlclal duties.

1" is considered that

probable

’up from the Superior court to the

Supreme court and that some other

judge of the Superior court will re-_

ceive a similar promotion in the event

.0! Judge Case being unable to resume

his work.

- These promotions would thus leave
ftrio vacancies in the superior court
“leprh In addition to these a new
ltzdce must be appointed to sum-ed
Judi? Gardiner Green. of Norwich.
tho. will leave t hench next sum
1“" when he will ch the .axe l‘m-
it. The term or Judge James ,H.
}Vebb expires in “322 He is ap—
preaching the one limit. and it re— -ap~
pointed would probably not serve

very long.
AUGIE RATNEE DOSES.

ROCHESTER N. .Y.. Feb. 15.-—
{Bryan Downey of Columbus. Ohio.
was awarded the judges' decision over
Augie Rainer. of New York here. last
pight. in a fifteen-round bout. ,Dow~
ney was the aggressor most of the
wav. Rainer apparently not being able
to get stained until the tenth round.

ing fountain had been irrialled at the:

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:It is probable four appointments to.

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‘GOOD REFEREN ESQ
Proving that “things are not ill
’ ways what they seem"
Al St. John Conwdy

' I‘ ‘ ' bic‘n crimes-to the Regent
Theatre, with Buster Kenton's,Com-
‘d\ "I tighhnis" motion picture lov-
A. -s will have the. opportunity to see

. this famous mystery, drama which

”FEED AGAIN" , lvon such laurels on the spanking
PATHE N - Bulge- . .

two All those tense situations which

made the original stage play such a
4 Wednesday . strong lure by their powerful bid for
Fine dramatic reduction that two "“ " new“ have been preserved
weeks a o spoofed d t in. the silver sheet version and the
9 a rccor a language of pictulos has even proved

the Rialto, New York City

, more effective in bringing out that at-
SESSUE HAYAKAWA

mOSphere of the unusual which runs
all through the drama.
, 4" This famous mystery story has as
' “TI’IE FIRST BORN” =19. triple authors Larry Evans. .George.
Thursday and Friday
with vaudeville

S. Km'f'vmn and Walter Percival. It
is the story of a society crook. polish-
JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S
"NOMADS OF - '

Pd in all the. ways that appeal in high
life. .
THE NORTH“ Journalism and "news writklg'gnre
courses of study recommended for the
students oi» the Connecticut Agrlcuh~
tural College by the trustees in their
biennial report which has been sub-
mitted to Governor Lake. $ayn the
loport in this respecf:
~ "Journalism is o. vocation in itself.

‘and knowledge of the use and resour-
ccs of the press is distinctly contribu-

 

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in dutiful rooms, mth < tmy to the succeah of the leader in all-1
Will-nu? hath ill moderato- rates most every field of effort. A knowlv
' _ 9.100 of hnw to make DUbHCuY
”‘*‘" . " . ' ,eitlmr through the. newspapers or the

 

{technical journals is importont to

mmy trained worker. A
“The course in journalism might
“mm“(p Tnlnmdgf- Plays Lead I" 'well be associated with the English

(-1.121; d [tor fnrona-gv’“5t. Jolmr dpnap‘nlpnt and more training given
Gum-"Jy- gin practical English including news

“~“—‘ '1! ..
. Shining example of tllhallacy of £er u}; . __4 .

" l-l(>_\ilxs: lltlp solely on the xeror—l r“ {‘Pv‘z moul‘lfi FOR cum
1 l m is presented to employ era in ,. 0F PANTS.

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‘ lightinl vay by Constance 'l‘al- ’ _
.‘1 in her newest picture “Good Ovl‘v‘nh N b Feb 15 Ehtuser:
' . ‘-*rr4:4.1-o:v." to‘be shown utthe [’51- of an ordinal}! “‘4' of jeans r0

is the clue on it oh Granville county
authorities are ‘\ wiring in the hope
of arresting a. negro moonshiner who
eluded prohibition oilicers near Beth,
e1 chu ch. five miles from here. a. few

Theatre. today withval St. :1th
‘lv‘ilrd Again. ” ‘ .
4 H 's picture Constance. es the
' 4’ .lukcs the part of Q poor girl
.1 job :without coherence:iflti ago
i< turned down everywhereunt nys .
~th\' slw “burrows" the:it reteren 3 Three 0 core fomdr'th negrocs
'- siclr. friend The scheme we 9 at u still. urw‘lunding them, One of,
U HH- gc-ts' a job and proves quite the ofcers commanded: Hands up
”h M. to which one of the negroes replied.
.m trouble with many employers. "we' re g-yvine own: from here Ami

_ rding to Mi ss Talmodge. . is the;

H H. it they themselchf foo lit-4'
-..1tention to the-.8136)? 0 . mac“
.. ul too much to looking; up pfqb “36‘

rls of achievement. , . - -

“Many girls with little or fit re .
‘ w cxperience wouidrprovfi'
l firkors if thev
'mulce " she sci
‘ "S are. afraid
“Vt-r. times a. -

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negroes. .Entering a briar ch. Ly-
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fine was admitted to the. bar by
Judge C. 8.1Jobingier, in the United
States Court for China. at Shanghdi
in Decenlber. Mrs. McCauloy was for.
merly Miss Helen Leary. of Austin.
Texas. where she served for a period
in the legal department of the Austin
Associated Charities following her
graduation from the law department
of the University of Texas,

SEX'ION STORED TOOLS IN
VAL-'11P.

TUSCALOOSA Ma. rah. g 5 94-4014
IR” a negro sexton in a Tuscaloosa.
4emetery. was not sure (“”1me Thu"
«lens to hone hem w-wrn «4". the
“clout demolition 0' n ' mausoleum
here. , 4

‘When the vault roll into decoy»
vvierd happenings were rn‘n‘cd and it
‘qs “ONtPfl m“ 4 r
“hosts concrerntr ‘ '
"mom: hv "Old. *“o "
‘xv which he Wm: m. '4 4

There was a “Fl" '4
When Ike discovered "
utilize the Nor-o "WW“ «rm— ma mm,
shovel and other tool-3 .Ha'ln credit-
ed with saying that he never lost n.
tool.

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SHANGHAI You ”
once of The"3 Amado“ ‘
“awn-inept 0‘ ”‘0 "‘ ' '

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l~n fldnidad 1'“ .

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wondrous range of rich. mdeleas The New York .boxer floored Downey
colora- Don‘t risk your material in a. in the fifteenth round. Downey car-
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. ~ . 7 figs Are; . afe Playgrounds

. , For the Children — .

eekandletusdemonatratahowtho- .
;——-As it Sweeps, as it Cleans.

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Ministmtion' in h“""""'
enslnl savings Is. he‘d ‘.4
‘n‘ a report cover‘m‘ -“" "
firsthix moniho' “Dried “u“ “- “on“
'eoiié’d by ‘1’!" 31M...» _ .
posts. . ~

Chinese postal savings banks were)
opened in evan'v " *' '
on July 1.1319. and on “4mf1‘lnml';
October 15' branch 44'- m”... .~\~nn.4
ed 111.69 subsidiary omens in
these districts. In the "Hr-t. half vom-
total deposits totalled Rd“ 0‘54 7 nnd‘
.846 Raf .1 Transactions;
umber-ed 6.860. mowMm ‘1‘» n more;
sum involved $29.T1~o an! advance of

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accordance with loiourely oiliclal pram
tice‘ln China“ No figures have been
compiled m- 1920. . , .
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tormen- amateur champion. we‘re the.
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merits will he mnde necessarv bv va- ,
leave the bench -brcuu-Ie 0“ _

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Judge' Lucien Ff'Burpee will move'

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The Cigars In Our Humidor

here not damaged Ely-watch and smoke (in-
l“ the Oil. are that Were outside the humidurj
were damaged. and are new to be l'iisposed of;
We solicit the patronage of the public and‘we;
{wi ll give them the best ems $01 the money
; 1'1; can be made.-

OLD WELL CIGAR CO

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

{inlay ARE NOTICEABL’Y- DIFFERENT
- The finogrodm 6r longhorn, month finish clean cut pal:
te‘ ms, and expert workmanship stomp our footwear above the
ordinary

The Lower Prion. will Interest You

 

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MILTON ELWQOD

“ Formerly Elwood I; Glover

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