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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TBIES TUESDAY, MjARCH' 18, 191 9 ST. ALBANS. AMUSEMENTS St. Patriot's Matinee 2:30 THE STRONG Evening 7:15 9 Four Hundred Attend Day Supper and Entertainment. Abjut 400 persons attended the St.

Pat- rick's day supper and entertainment last' mm, mmswiimm feu TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW Monojjol Film presents "HOMER'S ODYSSEY" Endorsed by every eollege professor in America. A $200,000.00 production 1,000 people in cast. WONDROUS SCENIC SENSATIONAL. 2 OTHER FINE REELS 2 Prices Orchestra IOcf Balcony 5c iA-sc: evening at the city hall under the auspices I of thie women of St. Mary's congregation, Supper was served at six and was followed addresses by the Rev.

D. J. O'Sulli- van 'md -J. B. Maun, formerly city repre-; sente.tive.

An orchestra furnished music and played Irish melodies during the even: ng. The decorations were appropriate to the day. A till alarm of fire was rung in yesterday afternoon at 2:30 for a grass fire on tie lawn, of the G. C. Story place on Souti Main street.

The fire caught from spar es from a locomotive and was working ts way to the house, -which is occupied by Mr. and Mrs. George Barlyound. Aaron Lowe, the brakeman of the Cen- Craftsmanship Homer's "Odyssey Three Heels at The Strong; To-day. and To-morrow.

The filming in three reels of a number of episodes taken from the "Oiyssey" of Homer marks a new epoch in the history of motion pictures as factors in' education. Every film that broadens the mind, stimulates the faculties and awakens an admiration for what is beautiful may in the best and widest sense of the word lie termed educational. If the: work of the Mllano Films company should only please readers and students of Homer, if its superb art were entirely lost upon the masses, I could say but little for the genuine educational value of these reels. Unless these reels shall please, delig-ht entertain and instruct the average moving picture audience, they fail in the highest mission and destiny of 'the cinematograph, i. to bring the great treasures of art.

and literature within the reach of the general public. Here is the crucial test: Have EARNEST ADVICE However painful, however stub Ay i tral Kfermont Railway company who was i crushed between a freight car and the i platform Friday night, died at the hos The Strong SATURDAY, MARCH 7 Matinefe and Evenin MA1LNEE: THRILLl NG ESCAPE! the makers of the film transferred the spirit of the poem, lis indescribably charming and fascinating atmosphere, it's sweetness, its power, its heroic size, its winning simplicity from. the. cold black type to the moving strips of celluloid? The answer is "Yes." They have indeed done all of this, and have performed their task La Touraine is produced by a business that places above all other considerations, to the end that you will find in your cup of hot La Touraine an Oriental Flavor that you will never forget. All shipments go forth within a few hours after roasting and in the whole berry, a method whereby the.

freshness and natural strength of La Touraine are held intact until weighed and ground fresh to your order. pital yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock Funeral arrangements can not be made until the arrival of the young man's father from Argyle, who is expected some time to-day. Mr. Lowe had resided here about one year. The city was without electric power most of yesterday because of anchor ice at the power plant at Fairfax falls.

Those plants which are dependent on electricity for power have been seriously hindered. The lights were out of commission and the trolley service between this city and Swanton and St. Albans Bay-was suspended. The Vermont Power Manufacturing company installed an auxiliary plant near Elm street recently but FROM LIONS DYNAMITING A MOUNTAIN Children, 15c. Adults, 25c 3c.

BUILDING CKV.CfDADrD A NEW YORK im coions a BIRD STUDIES 2e EVENIXG. 25c, 35c and 50c. r' Seats on sale Fia in a manner which leaves the critic silent in admiration. These wonderful pictures will be the attraction at The Strong to-day and tomorrow. Three shows will be given daily, afternoons at 2:30 and evenings at 7:15 and nine, at prices five and ten cents.

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I tried all known medicines and saw little if any benefit from their treatment. I finally ordered a box of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and the second box showed great benefit. A few more boxes were all that were needed to make me 'entirely well." Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all druggists at 50 cents per box or six boxes for $2.50, or direct by mail, postpaid, upon receipt of price by the Dr.

Williams Medicine Company RflAJJESTiC THEATf TO-DAY VITAGRAPH TWO REEL SPECIAL v. all efforts to start it yesterday morning failed. The city was whout light last evening except at short periods. Tke grand Jury of Franklin county court, which took a recess last "Wednes-dayi met yesterday afternoon at two o'clock. It took up the consideration of thef homicide cases and the murder charges against Mr.

and Mrs. Julius Wells of Swanton. It is not known when the business of the grand jury can be Everywhere 40c the poun Order by the name VICKWICK PAP Lyman H. Howe's Ptctnres at The Strong Saturday Afternoon and NlKht. Here's a reproduction from Lyman H.

Howe's moving picture films which'shows one of the thrills of a structural ironworker's life in New York city these days. Building modern skyscrapers naturally suggests the ambitious plans of the ancients when they tried to build the Tower of Babel to forbidden heights. There is, however, a vast difference between the ancient and the modern undertaking. It is thedifferencebetween a great achievement and an absolute failure. The ambitions of the ancients were defeated by a "confusion of" tongues," whereas our modern Insist upon the Bag with the Arab there is no other way.

completed but It will probably take more than the rest of this week as Attorney- General R. E. Brown of Burlington, it is said, will attend to some court business in another county before coming here. Tilius Wells has not obtained counsel. It is said that Warren R.

Austin With John Bunny as Mr. Pickwick. A photoplay adapted from Dickens' well-known book and reproduced in authentic locations in England as described by the great novelist. A most remarkable and entertaining production. Three other good reels Edison, Biograph and Selig.

1 will not become involved in the case as defendant's counsel, unless he is appoint ed by Judge W. W. Miles, who Is presiding at the present term of county court. FEESH ROASTED AND FRESH GROUND NEVER SOLD IN TIN CANS W. QUINSY CO.

BOSTON CHICAGO E3 Schenectady, N. Y. 11. The funeral of Henry Izelle was held yr- ctr 1 7 at Holy Angels' Church yesterday morn -r ing at ten o'clock, the Rev. L.

R. Des-rochers officiating. The bearers were James Bulger, Albert Revolr, Herbert Austin and Frank Iozelle. The burial was in Mount Calvary cemetery. The funeral of Lydla Isham of StJ Al bans Bay was held at the home of William Younger Sunday afternoon at two "PLEASING" LC A 5 CENT CIGAR Mutual program Music and pictures changed daily.

THE DAUGHTERS OF SENOR LOPAZ. A Spanish drama enacted in beautiful California, by American Film Mfg. Co. JUST A SHABBY DOLL. A Thanhouser production, featuring Thanhouser "Kidlet." A REGAINED REPUTATION.

"Reliance," And 2 other reels. Coming; Wednesday. Andrew Jackson, 2 reels o'clock, the Rev. F. Janvier officiating, C.

SOULE I 09,, Proprietors Lyman II. Howe's Travel Festival coming to The Strong Saturday afternoon and night. Floor upon floor is practically pushed into the air with a rapidity and unconscious daring that prove sensational in the animated scenes. The Howe camera men who made the films had many interesting experiences. One of them had his a-pparatus perched stop of a movable derrick on a building that had reached its 30th floor.

The photographer wanted to show Broadway with its hurrying" crowds that looked like flies In the distance and one of the Ironworkers who was being hoisted from the street. The picture taking mechanism was recording the scene when one of the steel cables caught in the tripod, holding the man on the chain in mid-air for several minutes until he could frantically cry to his fellows on the ground to reverse the engines. The above illustration shows one of the trying moments. Many other interesting and educational pictures will also be shown. (adv.) BURLINGTON, VT.

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J. HENDERSON ae'b mi mki dp Bi'ls hi smI Park. Drus Score Telephone 512. hall Wednesday evening at 730 o'clock QENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY I Cl II I il 1 Xiao about two weeks, is able to be out. Time Table in Effect September 29, 1013 "Pickwick Papers," Ma Jen tic.

The Vitagraph two reel special, "Pick wick Papers," at The Majestic to-day is an unusual production. assisted by the Rev. O. L. Sherburne of Burlington.

The bearers were Herbert Bascourt, Ebenezer Burke, John Button and Peter Little. The burial was in the St. Albans Bay cemetery. E. Curtis of Lowell attended the funeral.

At a meeting of the Equal Franchise last evening at the high school Wafren R. Austin gave a very interesting and, informing address on "The Evolution! of the Laws for Women." The meeting was a-ttended by most of the members of league beside several from outside. The annual thank offering meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of; the Congregational Church will be held at the chapel Friday afternoon at three o'clock. James Ely, aged 59 years, who was a former-inmate of the Shelden poorhuse, died at the home of William Bailey Sunday afternoon. He is survived by a sister, who lives in Milton.

Owing to the thaw there will probably be no more Ice cut this winter but there is not much danger of any shortage the coming season. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

and infant sen have returned from Chicago, where they hava been spending several weeks. Mrs. Walter Brooks, who has been Visiting her son-in Phoenix, for six weeks, has returned home. Mrs. Fred Race of Burlington is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. C. N. Percival. Miss Christine Stranahan has returned from a few days in Burlington.

J. P. Ladd of St. Albans Bay is ill with pneumonia. L.

J. Morton has purchased the Fuller-Bedard block on Main street. The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist Church will serve a beef hash supper Monday, March 24. The annual meeting of the SL Albans Humane society will be held at the city Samuel Pickwick, the members of the Pickwick club, the jauntly impudent Jingle and his crafty follower, Job Trotter, those immortal creations of Charles Dickens seem to step from be '1 A COLD. LA GRIPPE, THEX PETJ-MOXIA Is too often the fatal sequence.

La Grippe coughs hang on, weaken the system, and lower the vital resistance. R. G. Collins, Postmaster, Barnegat, N. says: "I was troubled with a severe La Grippe cough which completely exhausted me.

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LOONEY, Sensational Moment In the Buildinc cf a Skyscraper Lyman H. Hcwt- tween the covers of "The Pickwick Papers" in the remarkably successful reproduction of the Vitagraph company. In their screen telling, their reproduction and their playing, the two Pickwickian adventures are strikingly successful. Mr. Pickwick can safely be classed as one of John Bunny's greatest film characterizations.

If, indeed, it is not his best. Arthur Ricketts, too, seems the actual Jingle as millions of readers have Imagined him for generations tall and lanky, with his worn coat, once smart but now scarcely reaching to his wrists, his tight trousers, his white high hat, and his long, black hair. The other players catch the spirit and atmosphere with surprising skill. Three other good reels complete the .76 No. Winooski Burlington, Vt ROAD Low Colonist Rates To Points In TRAIXS LEAVE Bl'RLIXGTOX.

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City Pass. Agent, 170 College Street Chicago and MontreaL HOTEL Trouble. Mrs. Levi S. Small, who had been seriously 111 for a month with heart trouble, filed Sunday at 11:00 p.

m. Martha Nor-rls Harris, daughter of the Rev. Horatio end, Mary L. Glines Harris, was born at WTieelock April 29, 1811. She was united In jnarriage October 26, 1S63, to Levi S.

(rial and with him passed her married on the present home farm. Beside iier, husband, she is survived by four sons, Walter Small of Boston, Henry H. Small Of ilorristown, Frank Small of Boston, and Allen B. Small of Morristown. Fu-tieral services, conducted by the Kev.

W. E. Baker, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at her home. The four sons will act as bearers. Interment will te made in the South cemetery.

W. A. ienry fetowell went to the Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski Monday, where he will undergo an operation for the removal of a tumor. Mr. Stowell was accompanied by his son-in-law, L.

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