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FRIDAY—MARIE DORO in “COMMON GROUND"
SATURDAY—“THE ORDEAL OF ELIZABETH" and
BILLIE BURKE in “GLORIA‘S ROMANCE"
TUESDAY, Aug. 29—MARY PICKFORD 111 “HULDA
FROM HOLLAND"
STAMFORD THEATRE
EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY. Mgr.
Phone 2300
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PRICES—Matinee: $1. 00 75c 50c and 25c
Evening: 32.00.31.511 $1. 00 75c and 50c
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Regular Price $49.75.
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How Would This Range
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Big Combination Sale Now On
THE QUALITY COMBI-
NATION RANGE
uas first introduced iiitu
spring 01 131;.
PERSONAL RECOM-
MENDATION
FACTORY
cost of Optrrlti 111.1
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shown.
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full white compute-1'11.
Sale Price, with coal range turned in, '1. $35.70.
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67 WALL ST.
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—BRIDGEPORT—
Fc'mcfly known as Bridgeport Steam' Dyeing 1. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dress", Gloves, Blankets and Lao. Cumin: Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop, 0.- sum,- :1, endgeport
Palace The-sure- was
NEXT MONDAY.
DAY 81 WEDNESDAY
THE“ LAST WORD IN MASSIVE FILM PRODUCTIONS
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1The WORLD’S BIGGEST WAR PAGEANT.
1200 THRILIING S GENES
i Err-President Theodore Roose-
velt says: “The mast educational
1 drama I have ever witnessed. I
did not“ think moving pictures
weie so capable of impressing the ‘
human mind."
Major-General Leonard Wood
in “The Batle Cry .01' Peace,"
N says: “To American fathers an
mothers: It is murder for you to
send your boys to war untrained
when it is possible to train them.“
H . . Admiral Dewey in “The Battle
cannot think that
mcnt to our shame!
ington and. Grant.
Cr 1y of Peace." says: ‘fAdequacy
is not reached until our navy is
strong enough to meet on equal
terms the navy of the strongest
upossible adversary'
ready to meet war.”
for us, the livin
Secretray of \Nar Ganrison in
“The Batle Cry of Peace ‘ says:
“Self-pres :rvation is the first law
of a. nation—neither wars fires
nor disasters are caused by pre-
cam: on."
Dr. Lyman Abbott in “The p_c ture,‘ 4
have peace‘
The Battle Cry 01 Peace
DEALS WITH THE SUBJECT WHICH IS TODAY NEAR-
EST THE HEART OF EVERY AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Battle Cry of Peace." says: "I
wrong—if I did I should not
want to look upon a Bunker Hill
monument—it would be a monu-
should want never to speak the
name of Gettysburg. . . . I
should want to bury in the grave
of oblivion the names of Wash-
Gen. George Washington said:
“If we desire pence.
known that we are at all times '
Abraham Lincoln said: "It is
g. to be dedicated
to the unfinished work of thOSe
who have fought here.”
Gen. Grant sa'd: “To maintain
peace in the future it is necessary
to be prepared for war. " “Let us
Theodore Roosevelt says: “Ev-
ery American should see this
Vuofi ~
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it must be
TRIUMPH 011"
TWICE DAILY--—AFTERNOO_N AT 2 P. M. 1 :
M at BALCONY 15c, ORCHESTRA 25c
, . ' NO SEATS RESERVED
ALL SEATS RESERVED AND NOW ON SALE. DON’T WAIT AND SAY I’M SORRY. '
Eve.
SPECIAL ET I EC’I S INCIATIIE
The bombardment of New
York. Whole 1 .ocks oi grai' 't'.‘
buildings topping to the ground.
‘Nr‘ll Stret‘t 1.1 Ilan‘c. Th?
money sect'on panic-stricken.
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Raids of aeroplanes dropping
honbs into Times Square.
571in;: 11:10: sinking to the bot-
tom 0. the Ma. rising to the sur-
face r~l shooting under the wa-
ter with only the periscope visi—
111;.
Toni-71: "a." battle of 2133. war
cruisors ending '11 fearful havoc
and dest iiction. The. most thrill-
ing $113111: tr lgedye " r filmed.
‘ An Amer‘can mother. protect-
ing the honor of her two daugh-
'~ters.. 2‘ the cost of the lives of.
all three.
See the. streaming hordes o‘
fugitives leaving the lit-Teacuerctl
city: the armored automobiles in
pursuit: the big coast defense
guns at work and the gigantic.
long-range field guns. blowing the
American army to atoms.
See the law] forts of New York
harbor destroyed and the Ameri-
can fleet annihilated. '
A thrilling head—on collision! of
two moving trains.
See the Statue of Liberty and
the skyscrapers of New York .15.
viewed from an aeroplane flying
thousands of feet above then.
The gigantic buildings under the
moving aeroplane. item] and toss
like the blades of corn in a field.
See how an American girl pro-
tects her honor from the foreign
spy ..
See the cit‘zen soldier'y' In their
evolutions at the camp at Platts-
burgh, New York.
Prefiseiy as shown with sensa-
tirnal success 1)! New York and
Chicago.
30,000 Soldiers, 17 Aeroplanes
and Seanlanes. Submarines.
Dreadnoughts, Machine Guns,
Field Artillery, Etc.
EVENING AI 8 P. M.
GALLERY 25c, BALCONY 330, ORCHESTRA 350-500
ALL SEATS RESERVED
walk by this company in the
has sold prac'zinlzy t‘t'tl'} Qual-
ity 113.1111» 13 U)!" in 17‘.» (11y.
THE RANGES ARE AB-
SOLUTELY SATIS-
lioth as to rho": UblalDPd and
MANY QUALITY COM-
BINATIONS SOLD
range has been wry successful
in every city “time 11 has been
THE MODEL SHOWN
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