WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9, 1921
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Regent Theatre
Proclaimed by All Norwalkers As It Has Been
Everywhere ’
"the Hill
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kable feature that is as far beyond “Old Nest" as
me the average was approVed without a single dis-
erday. The crowds today will be bigger than ever.
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Evening Show Promptlyot _7
Thursday and Friday
IT ISALL CHMAGNE
AND TEARS
' Fresh Perversity, Fresh Credulity,
FreshPassion, Fresh Pain
1“": Wm:-
woman,
beautiful
and notorious ;
ancient as t he dawn of history, ever
new as the beauty ofa spring morn-
ing; the inscrutable, passion-swept
woman who gives everything In
the supreme love of her life, em
to surrendering that love itself.
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Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
, and Table de hote
Beautiful rooms, with or witlr
out bath-at moderate rates.
PALACE
THEATRE
The Rome of Big Vaudeville
CORRECT ENGLISH
Time Today
A cure that will live forever—
FEATURE PlCTURE
First Showing in New England
“CONFLICT”
This picture is now being shown
at the Central Theatre in New
York where the admission price
is $1. 00.
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ts the title bestowed upon the
PRISCILLA’
El
What: You Are Going to See
stopping, blood chilling climax
'When the maddened waters of a
carry million} of logs before ”I
Aand giant men fighting. you'wil!
NO ADVANCE IN PR’lCES HERE
mighty film of thrills
And the title
No word or combination of
that comes at the end of this
Swollen river crash through the
and in the mad maleszorm of de~
See what no Motion Picture
CONFLICT
Starring
DEAN
Does "Not Begin to Sugge
words can describe the breath
mystic romance-—
bursted walls of the dam. and
struction you see the frail girl
Producer, Director or Player
ever hoped to see photo-
graphed.
When you see .this soul
gripping climax you will un-
derstand why the eyes of the
camera. popped.
FRANK C. GODFREY
POST HAS DEDICA- E
(Continued- from . Page One)
mun-hm] to ill“ CHE/lt- ‘ l
of tho hull by Li (AOlOr guard in IAlIII'I'AII
of ScrgI,A:LIIt~;Il-AI‘Ins Hugh AIIII‘I‘QIA
l‘ht- salute to lew- flag: “as gIVIAII l-:.‘»
thosc prcsI'AIIl. and. \i'hilé- llII- {IIIiliI-IIi-I
was still at. attention. Mrs. Ray V‘Vm
sung “The Star Spangled liaillhw” iul
II delightful IIIIIIIneI'. \V'hile the Sum;
was being sung. Mrs, Clarence I‘III_>l:A~
gave a fine pantomime OI' the SI‘ L:
Rev. George ll. Tompkins. of Ilu‘ Nor-
wulk {\l. E, church. .2;in tluA IIIziyéAI‘
It was the-n regularly mun-Ii
seconded that all husmIA-SS iIIA IlA
(d with and that tlu pus. . lfnu
IAI( IA tin“ uutIl \ O (A look lulu: ll
'l‘ln- Colors “’(AIAIA
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IAIAltIAIIt. address.
\\'i|lium Roberts.
and llicluu'tl HulL
\ tIio. composed of
\\’illmm Bowman
sung "\Vhen Your
GOIIlA. I \VOII’l Forget You" and “Lit-
llt‘ ("rumbs of llumiincss. " A s'oloib)’
.\II liouman lollowcd
'thIA IOIIIIIII prop-AI am “as closed in
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from a solid year's run at
In: 3 tierent New Yerk Theatres.
@Vier the Hill’
From W’I'if Carleton’s poem with
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Send 10 Cents for Sample Copy
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We": Carr '33 “the . greatest
mof:"e’." . . ; EVANSTON, ILLINOIS
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1.?“ 3" 9309.3 “-tnesse‘i ““5 ‘thul has llt‘t'll prwlucwl and if. is IAc-rlA
1..., AflbSAfdlgef-Bm't last :Iveek, and ‘sflnuljly certain that the l\\'0 days
‘ V" =3 335d for all Of Vhls week- which tln- Inunugvnlcnt has howl ublv
and til-secure tllc play for will in" insuf-
.1“ :IL‘Ir-nl [or all Inoplo to F\‘ . it 'ihc‘il
. ~ ~ 5 L‘ v . »
1 E“! 9 :‘CLS of V alldeV‘lHe Shou'Amr suc h :I do 711' .le (w {llt‘ pro-
lductiou tl‘IIA .I t: lOIIgIAI (AIIEIIgI-IIIII III was
impossihk NOIVV illktl’s \A. ill mm in
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filazinegmjlv
nly at 9:15
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Ever‘ETQ 9 cf 5? epramptly at 6:15 gInzulo :Inll' illbDYt‘fi all Hug.- will Jimy
; Fotowea by VEUdEViHe. ploture XIIziIIIOV'u. u Slur OI gm :It lII‘illiIIIIIAI‘.
'lll llt'l' YIAIAy host.
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Ill-ZASI'IUA‘N TRAIA‘l-‘H‘ ON 331%!!!“
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"UX'lAIR THE HILL" . . '-—'—
‘Nm \\'\>‘Hl.\'GTO.\' \‘ov. :I,_.._\ n “
l‘I-\ PiI-tlIz‘IA “'11! “(A Slum“ izislzumcnt \\ hich it is M icxitl “ill Il(I
:.‘ XIIIAIIl Theatres Today for .0.ro “ith llflCt’llillllt) in Ilcsigui.._;
(h eight Time. fzmn' building bridges has bII- ll d“\lS" Ill
{A'er Hill." {he notable Fox in the BAA-mum or Public Roads oi rho!
Tris will he the last oppou Ilium: uezIt OI Agriculture. ’llIIA III-
.. TiWfitFeS Slilf‘t' MOHJHY Istrumcul measures with scientific pro.
i- 13-51 ShOWiflt—T fit “16‘ “‘0 (-ision (“very shock and blow (léA‘llVel‘t‘IT
A. A5 on Monday :lIi-l 1w 1110\il‘lE \' hiclcs in crossing a
. house will present l.iIi:.A;(A.
mi "(program in fidfiitiO‘i The device. which can bc ultuchcd
. hill because- 0f ”1': to any part of {fluA bridge structure.
—' (he Show both houses will makes a photographic rec-on] of the
the (A rile-r Schedule in. .‘I'A effect of the moving loud. The amount
A" -! HDFAH Dance of Yiil' of stretching or shortening: due to
:- ulll he tl: (Alas: cmmr- shock is'repIT‘AsI-I‘Iteli by :I finc- black
Inikrrs to S '(‘vV-I-I' the liur- on the photograph. .\'o blow or
{Us}! should !‘= or miss 13“. shock c311 bI’A delivered so quickly thaI
ilIIA instrume nt will not rccord it.
ASA cnsrimers heretofotc have been
to Iueasuu‘ the (AI “Aflct 01 quick
3; iii .1 iNT T0)l{)l{ll()“'.
minim
~V‘ IEIA'IiVs-red impacts ()1 to proportion
\‘A'“1"\ii (Inns Grcutc‘t Clinl‘avtcl' the various parts of a bridge with an-
‘f‘ZI‘l'pn‘tatinH of HIAIA (‘m'cel‘ solute assurance it has been necessary
in Camillc. hurraho a liberal allowance for this
“ the rem-owed Russian unkou II quantity. In som'e cases the {IL
ii .15 thrilled the millions lmva'uc has not been sufficient: and
ti: rowg‘z her splendi/l bridges have collapsed under movmg
reaches the height of her Ion-is 7 7 .1 4
the silent diamu. in Recent experiments with motor
.er la stest cl: urrrctci‘ inter trucks have shOan. it: is said In; the
or: vVlAicl‘. will be 0 ‘t‘ered at the
:r-m: Treazre tomorrow and Frida,
A‘A‘Ais feature is one of the most costl
bureau. that a. swiffl'
or strike aiblo ' es:
i'r-
noting that luls l"\.'|.‘3'l
:oI‘ peril. I welcomc you here- tonight.
(unuuunIlI-r lilflolllk‘ltoll \Vho dedicat—
k‘ll the post colors and crayon draW-
ing. A! llIIA clusc of his address. the
lights won- fillsllf‘ll out and a, spot—
light thrown on UH" colors and por~
trait. VV'lIilI- tlIIA tlag was. saluted and
"My Country "l‘is of 'l‘lrev" sung.
in \uddilion to lllllsf‘ nwutidncd
ohm-(A. IucIIIlIIAI's Ol' tlIIA ll, .\. ti. and
the G. .\. l’. -\II\'IlluI\ \IAIIAI‘IIIIS of
[ill Spanish .\nI(AI'Ai(;III \X' II. of Llw Girl
3: outs; and \ IAIIA liIllS of tho l-‘m‘c-izzn
“hrs \An I'(- in :Ittcnduncr :It. the ded'h
c: Itiou. -
lA‘IAolaniu" tlAI- t‘I'IrmIIl prolrum. I'(A—
tIIASlImI his. (I ‘iIA.2" III‘ I‘quktiurt Are
and l‘} ”S l1. nu. liA cake and coricc
\A‘IIs svru-Il by .\:I.IAIAi(A;II: Legion
Auxiliary.
lluuclng unlil “Imugfln (gulp...) t
;I'IA‘l‘ mm} tlII-
lAA‘t‘hIiI :Ili upon the
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to (‘uptziin Anson lA‘. lx'AAv-ZIAI' in» l'l‘m-i
mIIIIIlI-I' llI'OthI-I‘tnu.
'l‘l‘IIA Norwulk MIAMI-vial ( lsIIrclI
AI‘IluIlIAt, («insisting 1‘! Eli‘s. Louis§
Pugh. .\lx~l\iII l'uul: Raymond:
(‘rl‘xlhI-I‘ :Iml. Mrs. lL:::\ \le‘min;
rl‘llllk'l'ltl l\\0 \lll’Jl MAI-I'llnus which
lt‘t‘l‘lYt‘ll 'lII-III‘t} ilpllillllih- 'l‘iII-y We!”
“SVV‘IA'IAl Lilliv AlIIliI'IAI' i); lllnI'" Lilli~
"\\'.'Il(c Miss Limb." .‘
'l‘lIIA llt‘.\l OII llu- III—curan‘u was lllt
son;- "OM ['le Ui' Aline." sun! In Mr
l‘I-IIO in an artistic llllllll‘xé-l‘. .
l‘hrisliuu Swurtz. Stair L‘OIIxmzzudé-AI x
()l' the (i. A. l:.. “(Is IAulli-zl upon by
(‘IIptIIiII 'KI-I-IIAI‘ IIIIIl IiI-liVneIl an 9x5
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SUPREME
VAUDEVILLE
WRIGHT and GAYMAN
\Vhistling Nov elty
BEN SMITH
The traveling salesman
'JAS. P CONLIN AND
MYRTLE GLASS
in
“THE FOUR SEASONS”
. and
“THE FOUR REASONS”
HERBERT ASHLEY
'Assistcd by
JOE DORNEY
in
“AN UNUSUAL CONE
' VERSATION ’ ’
Sl LLY, SROGERS AND
ULLY
i Z‘il :IIpolS' me in r Experts
alaeeT ’eare,
THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
Three Shows Daily
Matinee at 2:15
Pictures with Vaudeville Thurs-
das- sand Friday evening at 7.
Picture Only 9: 15
Thres complete shows of picture
and vaudeville Saturday at
2:15, 6:45and9:15
5.
\. l lime said before. we are g'lth—
I In» to dedicate ouI post coloris.
IEIA‘
I. iI‘V (ll 2115- HMS and deeds of those
“In {In ll ItItion'S cause 313V they re-
llllIlIl us H141 of those who gave un.
-.-!I Sh S¢ \lec '50 Inme to the legions;
IlAAIIh parade in camp and cau— !
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.AAuI. Hr‘scht for the American
or :iw hleh seas. courteous con-
.I. AAAIIim. of America's voice in thi-
~:::IA.-ils of world has been secur-
Ulf‘
(More will serve to remind us
. proud station among the
I'I_-I.. l' H»: nations ot‘ the earth was not'
I .II r‘irtmnt effon; that ll‘tf-H' ill‘t
:Iri- s AIuIl sacrifices as “(All us priVil-l
., s of cilizuiship. l
“Ami tin“- (lruwing of Frank I". God»
i'l~"}' will Serve to krAI-p ere-(An in our
id» .1! Am: Azicun: tlu- mun
EVV I 0 10V us his countr _\ to 5m h a 11‘ Agree
th I! lIIA
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is “filing to
Us l‘Lllt’fit.
mum:- of this American l.(’-—'
si‘rm, I now dedicate the pest colors
and the (ll'fl“'lllf’ to the mIAmorV' of
zlmsu- nolzlf min and “omen “ho laid
nlIar of their coun—
tI_\ and mud? tlu supremo sacrifice
m- the establishment of American
IIl- .Ils Ilnouglmut the world. .
'I ‘onuatlcs you will join
:snluti If‘ the colors 1"
SPXISG ON RED CROSS SECRIAL
' TARY.
Someone has said that our
(‘ Ioss SI-cII [111V has her fingers alums
on the pulse of the community
find the n .I. clIupteI worker out in thI
stIAle and continuous work Im- e\~
scruco men.
AVV htclI slIIA toenail} reports
done tor Others VV ho haVe come to hcr.
Surcl) ouI secretar}
many pulse heats.
Found II home for an abandoned
child.
lA‘IIIIVishI-Il bed for children in
one lit-Ii.
.AI'IAIIumld for a Amental examination
(If ll girl at Cornell University, New
York. ’ 7 ,
Hum-.1 lVVAo boys on a farm. , .
(lave iuyctte to the family of an
won-«nun.
in touch with relatives ot‘ old
1. who had wandered » {$9211
-, a mental rinse. Red Cross
IIII three clius until the. lC‘A
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music by I‘I‘h-rrium's Orclu‘otl‘u.’
'i‘ho commiIII-e in charge consisted
of: Philip ShchVood. Chairman: Ray
\Vcrme. (‘0IIII.IdI Simon. Edward
Hug-hos II. \\.S\VPP’1TP) Jl‘._ and 'VVilI—l
'lium UGI udV.
'llu- d0dl(dli011 speech. by
mnudex IIotlIeIton follows:
'ln the name or my comrades
tlu American Legion; men who
swcrcd our country's call in the
(Tom ~
0f
Cili—
hour
"“‘(A have called this gathering 1501‘
the solemn DUFDOSQ of dedicating thf
color-s or the post. the colors present—
(Ad by Girl Scouts; to dedicate the
crayon drawing of Plank C. Godfrey
brave soldier. who gave- his life- to his
country. The druwiug which you see
abou- mc. is the gift of Roderick:
Hoyt A ‘ i
"l“uis post was named after Frank
C. G0(lfl('_\'. II “as ih(‘ only honor we
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could pay to this l‘lL 9 boy for he
was 'but a boy. who I-xc-laiI md. in a'.
burst of enthusiasm to .2 cloSI friend: i
‘Oh. but that I could give- my life for-l
.my country? He A”(All in the puppy"
fields of [A‘Iuncc lizippy in the thought
that; he had done his he : and given
his all for this bro-ad land of ours.
“I sec in this audience :2 minutes of
our friends. men who have just as
sumchthe duties of citizenship. W'e
welcome you. We urge you to use the
life of Godfre} as an inspiration that!
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won. be citizens in word thought and 1,
deed. This country has extended toi
son a helping hand. It wants you;
become one of its sons.
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.bmues of congestions
no. nan “"Clll could not afford to
i;(‘..‘,I for I lCll Visit but could pu‘.‘
LINONINE
for That Gold
I is the best possible medicine
you can usc-pure and very.
effective.
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small
Case dccldcle n" m; ll Amunged for “("QngfiL-A' . 1‘2.» t... ‘5)”ng
temporaxilv commilmcut ll .Iougii l‘ro—Ipimmw- ”my .\ . I» .1. {hp f
N3 lluu Sh' :IIIIIIAI‘IIE'. FriIl . \VIu w? ;:
TION EXERCISES ‘..t.\ 01! (‘Olors rcinind us as .Vears hate CouIt some do;
I07 “i 1‘“ ”Fadizb‘ “ho gaVc their llxeS‘ cell overnight sinn- .\'OIAVV: Iik rI‘OViIhS
would not be l‘xurc Ii to Icumiu in tlic "Ii“. m.“- acts of ”2.. \(m 111::
you grasp us you urt- tl‘ll‘illt‘l timc after
'110 Other D1809 ”1 in UN UNUWU.‘ la” timc through the six reels. There is
for such cases Eu log; jam in this production that has
GaVe clothiniz to ni-(xh family. ‘heeu Ilcclarcxl more wonderful than
Office arranged f- -.~I
and children to !
cuss Junior lied Cross Oigauization in
the schools
for problem boy.
in \Vusliingtou.
‘clxild in hospital there;
called on the telephone conceIning lhl‘
SIA'IIIiI‘Ice his liI( !d(.
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NOW 1880 leads. havi
fields lI-Is us have a glimpse of v. in t hare exceeded their set goal one 1873
goes to make up her day besides the with 106 per cent and 187
Here no a. few thwgs 1905 lea’ds with 51
Inning quota, subscribed. The present senior‘
does not Iniss with 84 per
lachieved.
a days
{airlih win re four were all sleeping m ney 0f PHISDUIg
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‘in the tact that 100 per cent of flieir‘
~I Mun l nurse 'to giVe thOde-Imic to Hall a million
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Takeshold of colds immediate—é
it is taken—~clears the mem-
lAJ-veu stub-
’0: mm bronchial coughs vield to its
0 at healing virtues.
uiuouiue IS Such a Blessed Relief'
with a hub};
ed for throniuu bliiLll'S
ARMISTICE DAY
Friday, NOV. 11, having been declared a legal
holiday, the fOllOWing ban
day:
ks will remain closed all
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK 7
SOUTH NORWALK 'SA'VINGS BANE
PEOPLE’S TRUST COMPANY
SOUTH NORWAEK TRUST COMPANY
NORWALK siAVINGS SOCIETY
FAIRPIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
FAIRPIELI) CoUNTY NATIONAL BANK
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK
(ENTRAL TRUST co? IPANY
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amount.
Found lace lit service
I'OI‘ “Amman Va..-
“(‘ImlliI t. “ .‘LIA \\ Priwilla Dean l’il'iuz‘i‘
“ill Makc ‘ I: II t-‘asp as it
luilh Yuu.
In ..LA ~‘.l. arrest
III I: utI Imobifcf
Talked with WC? :In
\ illltlt
Amen (Ad f0: om ration ;-. ml {“0 A.-.\—
rav eunuinations MI I; .\.\‘i nice men.
Tluougli Queens Louuu lied Cross
moving of widow
mg Island with l‘elil,- ?
anything (Aver screened. The producA
(Ars make no denial of the fact that
.it was not intended. it was not expect—
IAA-l. It was arranged as a big thriller
but circumstances made it bigger than
'IIIIy producer. player or director would
have dared arrange and when it: was
m‘er the l‘nivorsal company was noti-
fied that Priscilla Dean's insurance
V'Ioulcl be cancelled iI she e-Ver partici—
pated in such another scene. This is
only one 01 the big: minutes in “Cou—
ilict." which presenls the star of “Out-
side the Law” and .‘ll‘. uhlc supportinrz'
cast} The vaudeville hill is especiailv
good this VV(I‘A" and VVill make \Viih {lu-
21th of :1 Norwalk P\ SGI‘Y lC‘E man LIL‘ Dean picture a, firm she“.
Stamford Hospital. 1? IvucIal and bur E
day evening.
ill to be arranged in the morning. l ”MW .5?
3 SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
SPECIAL!
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\ EOX OF PAPER (any color)
EMBOSSING (any color)
l 51 9.5
You maV be sure your friends would enjoy receiving a. box 02
daintily timed urizing paper engraved in am color you desire with
their own personal monogiam. The best par; of giving this kind of a
Christmas present is that it doesn't die out when the paper is used
because the die maV be used at anv time to e; Igrave stationery, cards
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XLELedJLsethalfim—Ehej” .
or envelopes in the future.
raised. or an ave-Iago @1250 each'
AN "IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
has bee-If aV arded I‘IIe'
Come In and look OVer our sample line of dies and
i make your «choicoearly.
tund b) the geneial education board
and the last million is being sought
from the 1).. blic cspeciallv those who
he ave connection through friends or
familV with the college.
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“PECO”
Plush Coats
Long and Short,. Fur
“'ent to committee mecting to di 5—
Hclped find II suitihle tIaIlIA school
Made visits in ROVI'I'IXtOl] for Society
D. C‘. concerning a
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Marie. de Kymr, soprano, who m.
Hans Kronold 'ceuist, will give a. call-
rcrt in First. )I. )3. Church next Tues-
W‘ent home at 9,: 30 p.111 only to M
VASSAR CONTRlBUTl‘ONS
Salary Endowment Fund GrOWS from
An Average of $015,000 to $25,000
Day
NEW YORK Nov. 9 Contributions
the VAassaI Salary Endowment
Fund have suddenly jumped from an
average of $15. 000 to $25 000 a day l€‘~
ceived at the national committee head:
quarters, 598 Madison aVenue. New
JUMP
Among the alumnae, the class of
ng turned in 829 per
cent of its quota. Other classes which
VVlth 146
per cent. OI the classes since 1900,»
per cent of its‘
class of undeigraduates comes next
cent of their
Among the lar're gifts to the fund'
received wtihin tLe last tVVO or three
is $4. 000 from H. C. )IcEldOVv-
Mrs Pierce
Welch of Lew Haven. $2 000 and $10,:
000 from VViIliam Hamlin Childs of;
New York
New HaV en Vassarites are rejoicing,i
alumnae have already subscribed
While 87 per cent of all alumnae in
Connecticut haVe subscribed The St.
Louis branch of the Vassar Alumnae'
has guaranteed the citys entire quota
The Alumnae Association has al-
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OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK.
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Delivery
GAS FIXTURES
AttxactiV-e Gas Globes in tinted and border desigus~also plain and
' ' I. he Menzies: Gas Tubing
i ' .' f 05: d lobes: Inverted Ind pr ig ‘
Trimmed and Plan] r L gior Stoves, Irons. and Lamps: C. E. Z Gas
Shades and Mantle-s
25 WASHINGTON STREET
12.97 up soon: Honwm
Sizes 16-53 '
AAsk to iArsee our. full
beautiful
'Cloth Coats
line or
We'Take Ordere Now for Made to Order Personal
Christmas Cards and Deliver Them Later
sze in and Look Over Our Sample Books
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