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Rummage sale June / and at Old
Academy. Don't forget the date.
Butter-kist popcorn. Fresh and hot
all the time. At Hudson's. Adv
| Napoleon the Great and Sally His
Mate at Harte Theatre today ADV.
Butter-kist popcorn. Untouched by
hands. Fragrant and appetizing. At
Hudson's. ADV.
Florence Reed in AT Bay" Harte
Theatre tomorrow. A Gold Rooster
feature in five parts. ADV.
Thomas Mangan of Depot street,
fireman on the Rutland railroad is
moving his family to Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green have re-
turned from a few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs Raymond Percy in Pitts
field.
"The Flirt' has the distinctive
quality that makes pictures enjoy
able New York Telegraph. Opera
house today. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burton of Elm
street are visiting for few days in
Schenectady Mr.. Burton is being
considerably troubled with rheuTna-
tism.
Richard Boyce of Bradford street
is laying off from his job at Bradford's
with 4 couple of smashed fingers re-
ceived while at work there the first OF
tho week
Mrs. Phineas Gay has returned to
her home on Bradford street after car
ing for Frank Bowie who died recently
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Al
bert Harwood in Dorset,
The war picture which was TO have
been shown at the opera house last
night was miscarried to Burlington
and win not be shown here until a
later date as it is booked solid else
where.
Blanche Sweet. the beautiful Lasky
star, will be seen at the Harte Theatre
| today in The Blacklist" a thrilling
drama by the famous playwrights,
| Marion Fairfax and VIM. c. De Mile.
| ADV.
| Coming-The most vital and start
ling screen adoption in film annals,
"Trilby" with the queenly screen per
sonality, Clara Kimball Young and the
distinguished stage star Wilton Lack
aye Adv.
Beautiful Marie Walcamp as The
Flirt' in firstpart film adoption of
Booth Tarkingtons greatest Saturday
Evening Post story by the same name
with the greatest boy screen artist,
Antrim Short. Produced by the great
est of all producers, The Smalleys,
opera house today. Adv
THE Flirt' with Marie Walcamp
and Antrim Short, Booth Tarkingtons
celebrated Saturday Evening Post
story. The boy character was the
forerunner of the famous Harrington
"Penrod" stories and Antrim Short
is the exact 'Penrod' type,-Opera
house today ADV.
County Game Warden Edward s.
Higgins went to North Adams this
morning to meet large assignment OF
| smelt fry from one of the United
States government hatcheries in
Maine. The fry will be planted in
Woodford and Barber ponds for the
purpose of establishing a feed for the
fish which now inhabit these waters.
THE Blacklist" has been selected
as the title of the next picture in
which Blanche Sweet, the beautiful
| / aglrt CT mil ha 10 g.,
Theatre today. This story was writ
ten especially for Miss Sweet by the
noted dramatists, Marion Fairfax and
William c. DeMille, and was produced
under the personal direction of Mr.
de Mile. ADV.
Whatever you may need in the way
of clothing, furnishings and shoes for
men, women and children for your
Memorial day outing can be had at the
Joe Levin store. corner of North and
River streets. This is the one estab-
lishment in town where everyone can
be neatly QUILTED from head to foot
and the prices for all lines of goods
are always little lower than those
OF other dealers. ADV.
prettiness galore! Etyle and beau
ty unlimited arrived at the Drysdale
garment section this morning. Direct
from some of New York citys best
producers have come the seasons
newest idea in white dresses for
charlottesville and colored dresses
of silk, net, cotton and linen. Gay
sports dresses and coats of glove silk
and other fabrics. White wash and
sports skirts and no end of other
smart apparel for women, misses
girls and children. ADV.
Benningtons high school baseball
team went to North Adams Thursday
and won a close game from the st
Joseph's school by score of to 8
Bennington failed to score until The
fourth inning. In the eighth the Yer
monters had lead of three runs ant
scored one more in the next period
During their last turn at bat the ST
Joseph's boys put three runners acros,
the plate but lacked one of tying tn,
score. Leahy pitched five innings 70
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