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I ' 3 ‘_LA ,/ 31:1!” flak 53‘“ka or 4 . m AMERICAN LEGION PHOTOPLAY ‘Evm NATINII, BEGINNING. TODAY. film I! YEARS OLD AND UNDER, ” GENTS amenmmmwmmmm Isl-maygw-nm Eight neeleef Vlomierment. CONWAY TEARLE ADOLPHE JEAN MENQOO IRVING CUMMINGS . THOHAS RIGKETT8 "‘ “Doom do Langule” -— Directed by‘ Frank Lloyd. SUPPORTING ‘CAST lNOLUDES: V ” V TALMADGE HAS CREATED A PEER TO "SNILIN’ THROW m The Eternal Flame The Drama Magnificent. The Pinnacle of Screen Autumn Band on Honore dell ROSEMARY THEBY WEDOEWOOD NOWELH OTIS HARLAN SUNDAY EVENING At his; fate anew 'coN‘rmum‘o on _. . MONDAY ' TUESDAY Three Showing. 3‘", 7 and 8:46 O’clock KATE LESTER 7 -.. Selected m r I . g: GOVERNDENI' SUB LEY _.CO Charges “Great and Uncon- scionable Waste” at Camp Devens. The United Staten Government he: instituted proceeding- againot the Fred T. Ley & Company Inc., at Springfield. Mesa, and Boeton to re- cover $5,000,000 for alleged ”each of contract in connection with the construction or the army cantonment a: Camp Devene. oaya a dispatch from Boston. A writ of 88,000,!100 was placed in the hand: of the United state: Mar-ahal lor aerviee. but the declaration. which will not be 0111ch- ly filed until a rethrn ie made on the writ will ask recovery of only 85.- 000.000. V Proceedings were begun by United Btatea District Attorney Robert 0. Karen. acting in behalf 0! Attorney General Daugherty. after the declar- ation containing chargea of groan walte or material lupplied by the Government ”in litter disregard of the term oi the agreement" had been brought to‘ Boeton by opecial‘ Asaietant Attorney General William '1'. Chantland. It was lined by the Attorney General, Chamber-land ”and another Assistant Attrkney General. Roscoe C. llcCulloch. The writ in returnable on the third' Tueaday in March and belief wan- expre-ed in Boston that the cult wodld not come to trial before next fall. Charges that there was "great and unconscionable waste" of materials pvt-chased or supplied for use in the cnntonmente, that unskilled work- men received the lame wage: as skilled and in most inatancee were paid wage- a'rea'tly in exceaa oi the customary scale in that locality; that large amounta o! unneceaary work. were permitted to be done: that looting was permitted an well as "sabotage on the part of workmen and laborers." were contained in the papa-a which were placed in the keeping of Janice R Allen, Clerk of the United State. District Court, to be technically placed on file when the return will have been made on the writ. The contract in question. the Gov- ernment claimed, woo entered into June 11. 1917. between the company. repreaented by Harold A. Lev, Preo- ident, and Hajor N. A. Dempeey. repreaenting the United Staten. and was declared to be the first of the “coetoplue” awarda made during the war. The declaration called attention to thetactthatowingtotheweoi was- existing and the need for hate in the contraction at the time of the signing of the coauact it was impoeaible and imprad‘ieable tor the United States to exercise the super’ video , and inspection , which it would couomarlly exercise in peace times. Iowan pointed‘out‘that it became neceeaary to relyiargeiy upon per-acne engaged 'with the perform. ‘anceoikthoenerteneyworkinearry- ingittooomplotion under thetenne otthe‘oona'act. ‘ml‘red‘r. Léy- Company.”aco ‘coedingfto axe declaration. “mun-' WWW aidodand ‘ inthocarryingoutotthe work-ha pro-ly Wand oyJodgeIdwhazi'honaao! the thogood mm and mom-cg the omen-momma“. mnemotmum uA'rIuee, 2: ll ....... sec SALOONY ............. . 40o Rm WW THE NEW STRAND THEATRE— STAMFORD, CONN. overuse. 7: so ........... see. 1 LoeeeaHeoxeeWm SATURDAY AND nouoev “ammo—Two «owe—can a two TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Five All Star Vaudeville Acts WESLEY BARRY em- or "m up" in “BAGS T0 RICRES” MONDAY, TUEDAY, WEDNESDAY, JAN 8-9-10 All Star Vaudeville Bill mmarrorumruo: byPublieDemd “TheFanr oreenienofiheApocal’ypae” Hm RUDOLPH VALENTINO groans" Jan. e.-»At the end or the ninth week of the twelfth egg laying content at Storra the average 0' pro. duction per bird wan a little over 20 wandthegrandiotaltodatowae 211.319 egg-e. The total production (or the week was 2.753 egg- or a. yield of more than thirty-men per cent. This wan'illi‘eggarnoro than last week'a production. 1098 egg- more than lent year for the same period. 1.060 one more than the eight year average and szcwmommnhuoverbeenra- carded for tin ninth ,week 01 the egg laying content. A pen of White Wran— dottea that came from England. owned by body Anderaon o! Hamid. waa the highest producing pen with a score a! 51 egga.‘ A pen of Rhoda Island Redo tron Foxboro. Inna. owned by Fern-loo Farm. wae aeoond with a total of so ewe. “'oodbridgo Orchardl' pen of White Wynndoixea tram Woodbridge. lien, tied (or third place with a pen of'Whito Leg- horna entered by D. B. Well: at Petao luau. Cam. The production tor each pen web 4‘ egg: Roy H. Waite’apen 0! White Leghorn- from College Park. Md..tied withapenottheaunebreed entered by Hollywood Farm 0! Holly- wood. Waah. with a. yield of ‘5 egg- eacb‘. . During the loot ten d!!- the W111 ct tile egg market aeenato havebeen led: an egg- dropped m thatperiod twelve centa per doped; “mourn m Davidsonhnroa (White) ‘ m Infill. Ila... . " ’ ' G. B. Treadweil (Barred) 3S3 Albert 1‘. Lem (M) 214 North Amman-e. W. 1!. Kent (Buns!) V 20‘! cum N. Y. . - m n " , Frank P. W ‘ ' ' 88: Davieviile. R. I. 7 _ mama: Salaam CHORAL ART SOCIETY OF NORWALK nov’ WILLIAMS creams. ' ~ Conductor HAWAm‘S mild; JARS men, Soloist wm- Seeton lawn: Orchestral . PART SONGS AND SOLOIB'TS 8:15 Pr‘omptiy aunts $1.00 (13101:) urn-1‘s. 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