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ILLUSTRATION OF CURRENT E‘,‘
"SCUM!" CRIES CAPTAIN APPLEJACK.
‘viilllu'r- lid-lin'u-r. n: the l’imiv ('nplnin, (ll-{jinx the mutinccrs
in the sm~.,n:i :ni hi the nuw play, "Criptuin Applvjzu-k,” u play that is
snrehlo stay nil i'w llmltvi for il'lili‘ :l limp
TELLS OF RELIEF WORK.
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l'lx-(iov. James P. (Inmlrirh of
Indiana. just buck from a three
months' sojourn in Russia, where
he spent considerable time study-
ing the transportation problem.
which, he says. is settled and adds
that relief for the starving mills
tons of Russia is near.
’ FEMININITY IN A NEW FIELD.
MAY BE ASSISTANT TO HAYS.
(‘olonel Arthur Woods, former
Police Commissioner; of New
York, has been offered the post
of first assistant to Will H. Hays.
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m: Emilee; Marlon
, ' ‘ Brandon, 8
r assumed
successful laWyer, has just
the duties as assistant to the Corporation Counsel of New
. ,York citY. enjoying the distinction of being the first of her sex to hold
uchopost.
, ttedtothebar.
She took up the study or law at the
At various
sgepot 17, and in
times she has.been sliver-us."
an ‘flflm-Am-rfi” t " “'
s 9.
Student Sailors Stop Cruise
new GOVERNOR or SAMOA AND ms WIFE.
Captain Edwin 'l‘. l’ollzu-k. l'nitcd Suites: naval officer. has been
appointed (kii‘ernur oi" Snmun. one oi the most important possessions
of the l'nited States in the Pacific. t‘nptm’n l’ollerk is photographed
with, his wife in Yosemite National Park. where they enjoyed a brief
vacation. The two are now in sin Fransisco getting in readiness for
the" journey to Samoa.
AIDS HER ALMA MATER. MAY HEAD CENTRE COLLEGE.
Dr. Oliver Paul BarnhiJI of th ‘
Marble Collegiate Church 0! Ne_
York is mentioned as the head
the Danville (Ky) institptlo .
from which 9 was gradus
in 1990. . . ~ - -
Miss Abigail Harding. sister of
the President, one of the 643
ex-students of Vassar who have
pledged $80,733.85 to the endow-
ment fund.
To Inspect Marine Machinery
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[the U. S. S. Nantucket anchored
in the Delaware Bay.
Specials at {Golden's \ . ,. . q
Confectionery store locatedNin the 0”“ ms “”9 m 1‘13'
Mahackemo Block at South orwalk, ,
,i‘or this week-end are as follows: BIRDS PROTECTOR DEAD
including French ,,
ghooolste,r“Golden’s _
W‘ENT NEWS
CONTESTANTS IN_NATIONAI.I‘ AMATEUR CUE TOURNEY
F. S.APPLEBY
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PERCY COLLI NS
The annual class A champion-
ship tournament of the National
Association of Amateur Billiard
l’layersris now being held in
Brooklyn. N. Y.. and will cover a
period of several days.
There will be seven contes-
tants. who will play a round
robin of twenty—one games of 1:00
pomts at 18:2 balkline, with an-
chor spaces 3% by 7 inches in-
stead of the 7 inch square pro-
fessional restriction.
The participants will be Charles
Heddlon, present champion, of
Dowagiac. Mich; Percy Collins,
champion of 1920, of Chicago;
Edward H. Gardner. champion of
1906, 1910. 191-1 and 1916. of Mont-
clair. N. J.; '1‘. Henry Clarkson
Edgar T. Appleby and Francis S.
Appleby of New York city, and
Emil A. Renner of Youngstown
Ohio. or these six will play'
every day. while one will rest.
E. WIGARDNEH.
REGENT TODAY AVI} TOMURIUHV.
90's :THEODOIZAT'
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9‘ "N“ “03“!“ today and tomorrow direct from its New York run. Tlu Recent \\ ill [in-sent this pix'inir‘ '0'
the first time in Connecticut at no adi 811(‘(1 in prices. , . .
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[OPPOsEs ADMISSION or -
“'lFl-I'S “ILL TO PROBATE CO R
, Charles A. Thayer. of lit-ihC-l. has
[ifllDEN 8 STflRE Fflfl filed an appeal in Superior (‘ouri
awainsl admission of the will of his . , ‘
i” . ' ha?
i wire, Cora A. Thayer. It was agmit- Lift Off With FlnSLly
. “ ted to probate in limhel. in Septem- ‘
"- her. 1920. The Will dividts all her
property among her three children.
1 Ralph and Mary E. The
i C. Harold.
instrument states Mr. Tlla}'(‘r aband-
The Candy
Selected fresh roasted Spanish pea-
nuts coated with the best sweet chuco-
late at 39c per-pound, also the finest
hard candies (twelve flavors . to
choose from) at 190 a pound.
The famous ice creams made here
DUBUQUE, la., Feb. 2.—-The feath-
ered friends of J. A. Rhomberg hov-
ered as usual about the home of the
eighty-five year old settler of Specht s
Ferry, unaware that the patron who
are gaining in papularity every day. had provided their winter rations .for
and there is good reason for the same more than thirty years lay dead VVlth-
——only the best of materials are used.in.
in the making and every feature of When game protection officers
manufacture takes place under ideal forced Rhomberg last summer to open
sanitary conditions. ‘Church affairs, up rooms and cages in which scores oi
parties, etc., can procure ice cream songbirds were sheltered, they failed
here at Special prices. Deliveries of to break' the ties between the old set-
ice cream orders are made by the con- tler and his *pets. . ‘
cern on Sundais. which is an import- Opened windows still gave the birds
ant feature, indeed. ~ access to winter time shelter and With
For smooth, delicious tasting qual- dogs. cats, duck:i1 pigflishciifickeng,
it ice cream in l he ar flavors he and cows, . eys re 9 pr —’ ah
y alv‘énmgffgd French dug; 911.5119: Cardinals, wrenrs, or corn between the toes» shiftitfon‘
'Cohfectlonery'has homing pigeonssnd j:hickadees today- luses. without soreness or}
" V "’ r” ed care the premise. .eedv. . . . _ .. . J
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a 1177 ~13
"Freozone" on an aching corn. 1"»~
stantly that corn stops hurting. their
Shortly you lift it right off with hm:-
ers. Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny botti ‘
"Free-zone" for a few cents, surfimcm
to remove every hard corn, soft corn.
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