The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
at ' Today
HOUSE PETERS
In a Powerful Drama
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~‘The Heir of the Aces”
And Hearstl’athe News
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Wednesday
Mary Pickford
In An Artci'aft Production
Regent Theitre" V
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Tine of the Greater Vitagraph's
Emotion
, rum IN 10111111
[9 we mum: mi. -
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in “The Sixteenth Wife"
the plaudits of the world. is the. hero
Blur:
Sixteenthl
and
“The
1 H3land
Feature,
\‘1 dc ” 111 which Fe
“.11: \lacDeuuott
fi‘The Sixteenth Wife“
'I_l"u‘aee Theatre today.
are preesented ,
comes to
‘ The Sixteenth
Wife" is a brisk and lively photo-ad->Made
.\'cnlure along plt‘iul'PSque lines. There
',i.3' plenty of hunnu', larg'ely due or
Mary .\nn's old negro servant, Aunt
Zulu, who duringr the masquerade, be-
,enues Zulu. t't'csh from the .\‘ubian
',l|:-.<c1't.
lama 9mm
hunch in which m
Miss Pickford’s maid and several
Peggy Hyland and Marc MacDermott changes of dry clothing for many
'changes were needed.
A DTP“) Kentucky girl who poses as ought not to be told and may
a Russian danseuse, thereby winningi into the illusion but
'-come out even in a 11e113paper stmy
labout a motion pictuxe p1 UdULlIOD
Perhaps thi
in South Norwalk
Moving Picture Is 3 W011-
der—See It
(By Barker)
1f the Palace Theatre is not packed
break
the iiuth will
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Wash Shirts,
Sport
New Showing
Silk and Wool Sweaters
3a» ,
I’AGI'SESSI ’l
into the grounds
Robert kaeiser, connected with the tain Joseph M Lewis “9111:1101“; ta
(311111 al people established there, was mariners through his work as Bostol
badly injured Sunday
‘chine swerved,
.tclcgraph pole.
badly, and 11 is thought that he is in: ed with this business, in the course 0E
ju1ed 1nt:rn.1ll1
giwn medical
resting as comfortably as might be ex;
Hurt When Thrown from Truck.
‘ pected. J
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While riding on’ a truck and turning}
“94" the LOCKWOOGE WRECKING co. MANAGER DEAD
Manufacturing plant on Water street YARMOUTH, 31a55_ Jilly 1; ——Cap-
when the ma- manager of the Scott Wrecking Come
throwing him into a pany, died at his summer home here
He was bruised quite'yestcrday. Before becoming associate
Mr. Workeiser was which he saved many vessels he. c0121
treatment and is not mandcd several ocean-going tugs.
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Silk Skirts,
Hats
. .- ~ . . .- p-' 1 to overflowing tonight. i miss my M
“The Pride Of t] Cl ,, , 111-33 ll3laud pld3>~ the A111 man . .. ‘ ' . . -'ll _
le an gm"! WllO lmSt‘N as ll Russian danseuga LINKS I‘ll“ llllllli‘ Illllafllml 0f 4 at my. _..-7.. _ 7‘
And Bum)” H01“! ' " ' ‘ l h » -~ - - 111 s 111 and a Elbeit Hubbard, . . . ,' _ ,
(‘5 TIME! “‘m' ‘1' ( “atm'n'm‘ “mm” "K the .1:th "5 i | .3- lStelianoll. Acton.r Munster oi tllSilIr'lt‘t‘lllt‘lil over questions i11- '
Pictures
Thursday
Madame Petrova
In a New Photo Drama
“The Waiting Soul”
And HearsbPathe News
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i'l‘ur' kish gentleman so undisturbed b}
Elllt‘ hieh (013': of li1io:z that he is will-
:in: to add anot'; er wife to hi3 harem
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jltl t‘lll‘f’P J l<orth plays the young new—s
and Templar tlu‘ i1' own pictures caught in tln' act.
Some of our acquaint' .mc—
their ties
rpapetman, \\a1',burton
\‘tsxe i3 3een 1111119101.: oflllle Olette .3'
lll‘ipleSHlllO.
The Palace ('inI'ma p
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would say,
Believe me
inlct'tst is tense.”
ll i.3' amusing to hear the bursts of
lam. liter as the performer3 recognize
51> ll \\' PIP.
le.3 braced up, straightened
icture will be' and adjusted their hats at the prOpei
that
‘repeated today with an episode of the' star angle, when tliI13
‘ and hav-
llhe3' were in the spot light,
yealize
Tet ese, lo. '3;
l‘ommer cc. 111.311 has it-si'nn'd.
The “1:331:11: :11'1nic3' are tttililli-
11in: thit' v'iuoiotu oftcn3'ive in
Eastern (lulicia and other p‘l'olllis
ently are ready In spring: into ac-
. livity at various points along: tho
tilltlanile fl'oltl.
Everything appears to be run-
11th:: smootbl3 with the milita13
of tl1c1'n1pit'c'3' vast forces illfllill“,
IVtil’v‘lli" the lk.1Itlc, an c.\tc113ivc.
l‘IWlHll 111 R1133ia cmbim lll,‘_' part of
the territotics oi the old kingdom
of Poland.
l’t'emicr Lvofi‘ has: requested the
'llllltlslt‘l‘s to. meet at his private
residence when the cause of the
:di3putt' will be con3idct'cd. it is
'known he will attempt to prevail
on them to w'ithdr'aw' their resigna-
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iAsk Your Neighbmmmr She
IiHas a “Vulcan”Gas Range j
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Alrdigxlllalfltiilelgil'1lin tildiliiiohn i'd'd. __..__.. 0W ‘ng ”Ki' plumes. 31111111,; D111) ":3; 111:1c.11ine Meanwhile. llus3'iun gov- tions. The split in the 111ini3t1‘3"
tion lliclute ‘THE 11113143311]pr PALACE THEATRE TOMORR lof ”M“ You“ “‘1 d“ ” ' ( ‘ _ ermncntul atldirs. which appeared occurred lust night at :1111ini3tct'ial ti. - ..
W T "film“ _ , to have been groin" well for some conference called to consider a rc- iii If you do not get the be“ 0f results With your gas range Why ‘
,George Walsh and Doris Pawn in Fox': Ineteding the pliotopluy 1 mud in time lliN~ :11‘1‘ again ruffled with port submitted b\' M. 'l'cl'cschten- 9 not talk with some friend or neignoor who is using one of these
~~~~~ '1 Feature, "Some 8°," ‘ l(‘om1u.111d" "'0'" '5 " {111111111 "f m“ a (‘11biuct di3ag1c: 1111111. ko, Minister oi" Foreign .\tfuit's. 4. papular HVULCAN" GAS RANGES? -
l 'mym's in 111.1nnc1, 303.1111: in 1113111131 ' "‘11 ”mum PM“? 'nw‘“""‘ Picture Four ministers. . including l"i- and M. 'l‘.3eretclli. Minister of The report Will be favorable and you will immediately make :
Palace Theatre
it It's a Feature The Palace '
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Show It—T'luee l‘imcs Daily
2:15 7 and 9.
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Today
(neat Vit tt'tgiaph Presents Pey'y
Hyland and Mme Melicimott in
“The Sixteenth Wife”
' Jimmy Dale Series
11'e.Tm1Eda3v
George Walsh as
“The Broadway Sport”
Thursday 3&5
Mill‘y l’itklotd in
“A Romance of Redwoods”
Friday
llex Bear 11' >4
“The Barrier”
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“THE BARRIER"
Those who have read it
lzunous novel,
:-nle1'e.3:ted to loan: that a motion pic
tute version will come to the lal
'l‘ltetttige F1'iday,.luly 211. All the pic
:Iure critics declare that ‘The Il:'-u
rier‘ matks 11 new 91:1 in motion pic-
-"I1uo, ptoduhtion. its action i3' cutiicd
on'at top speed and it has :1‘1 the?
mild beauty of scenic
II'ould_ be desired by
reader hr the book.
Everything about “The Barrier" is‘
powerful~eltameters. plot and inci-
Ients. II, is “bignOSS‘I spelled with
capital letters. The cast is especially
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ex lieaclt' a'
nee
an imai'lnnthe
strong, including Mitchell Lew-l5, Ma-i
be! Juliette Scott, Victor Suthetland,
Russell Simpson, Ed. Roseman and
Mary Kcnnevan Carr. Special mu-
.~:ic for the picture has been composed
by Fred 10. 1111111113 and 1801 Levy and
will be interpreted by an augmented
orchestra. .1.
Roton Poianark
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BATlllNG
'Admission-—~chi: Days, 2011; Sun-
days and Holidays, 3511.
DANCIN
Chicken and Share
.. 3.38
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“m‘i Dinners
Liberty Band Contest Begins
July 9th.
' mmwonxs EVERY FRIDAY
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Vacatlon Goods
'The good old vacation time beckons.
80 prepared. Stock up on bath toilet
and health needs £10m our stocks. Take.
111' tavoflte remedies with you. We
What you 'want right here. Per-
you cannot get these convenient-
here you ‘are going.
*rovlde yourneit new.
H. A. MEAD
8 North Main SI.
80 Norwalk. Ct.
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setting (hull
tiou. joyous in every expression,
'. leot'kc Walsh in his 11: West William ed manv 30.11195 about mp (.11).)
sheet
will be seen at the 1.11: tee 'l‘lieatte to Point bathing beaches. p: 033‘, on ”1‘.
' main street walking l)l|(k\\1tl',d crow ds
'uettini: out of the Palace Theatre and
:Fox photopla)‘. "Some Boy!” which
' morrow,
George plays the role of “Joyous"
himself. and he 111.133- '11 i“ lb" “liminheuven knows what nut.
‘toble lem‘gc Walsh fur-'lllml ”11“ 1)“511 tell another thing about the picture
11”“ save that it introduces you will 80 and
imndc friends and admirers for
Will met the country M... ii.
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Joyous brgins the stmy in a collesze T‘UltlllI 1n (‘o111111.1nd”
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idm'mitory, Fipclb d tlom there be 11.-p3, by :1 local (.351 unde1 ”1.. “3,1,.
lcuuse of disobeyinz his father' s
'structions that he was not to be :11
lowed to play b:1.3eball 'df-l 1.in. he gets tion is a credit to both actors and di~
While the picture is not sup~
posed to 0:“1113'the .3t3'lc
\lcunwhilc he has met ”1“ girl \‘lar- blmldl and deluxe movie," for 1111 am-
ateur photoplay it [10.351153113- teal 111er
it. the camera work
,a job :13' 1111135 :11; ._ nt for a fashionable
hotel
‘jmie \lllbunk (Doris Paw,nl whose'
main 1111011331 in hie 11:13 been centered
in :1 Texas ranch. As 130011 as she
'nicet3' lo1 111114 she transfcm that
interest to him and he recipt0:c1tes
There ate ocean: of writing adven
llll‘f‘i and they all live happily ever
after.
AT THE REGENT TODAY
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Housic Peters in “The Heir of the Ag.
es:" Also Hearst-Path: News
"If anyone tl'. inks it is pleasant
be :1 cave 111.111.’ 'luughcd llouse Pet- '
in
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in 1mm" “'1” be 0123, Ptll'13 l‘.11.n11ount star who will W0
:11' in open the side exit doors
ple out :13 those with the tickets
all hand forced their W113 into the tl1cz-1
"h 1v:l1tt ire ultet long 11.1ttinl: to see the sec
surprising
.11.- even at the Regent l1m1t1c tod
the pr-odutlion of "The llcir to the
\gcs.“ bl3' latest stamina vehicle “
tlte3 have to do 1.3 to 1:0 throu
1 did and t1'_3 to he one of tltose 11: dry.
furclud it1di1iduuls who tnn mount
with :1 club
‘In the iirst place we had to live in"
:1 .31110l1'3 cure in whirh we all nearly
lsttunuled undo the scenes were being
‘ d ark
i111: clnuchen,
test Cinema (‘11.,
rec to:
scenes is a bit
Mr.
led to him and
Where would not even
spot in a really good, fine cuter
than
had
tainlnu pi: tine,
is'Ilook of South .\‘orwulk, which depict-
includ-
Rolon
Sfi‘lll‘fi,
c.1955 me
cnac ted
in direction of Iohn Riki'l‘ls of the (‘011-
the amateur produ
in
dark, that is some
were
know:
the
be
used
that i.3' more
wotth vout going to see.
1.11.31 night
at that the
1111:! show, and
’second show
The South .\'otwalk pic'tule will be
the attendance wait so
to
. the peo-
Illllllllfif‘llli’lll lllltl
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{l lllOSl
1 thing it was just as 111111111 d fox the
shown to: the next few days .
.\ =1nop~i3 and full
filmed And then all '“f “3 \“53 By 3111111 were in the picture 11. he prln
11111 .\lr l‘allttte and 1113sell, had fo'"d 1“ ”‘1‘ paper tomorrow
.run around ov'ct melts and through
1111' umbb's. in our bare feet and after,
two or three geuet'utlong ot‘ anceston
who lune worn shoes. lwish to an
nouute that the soles of the feet be-
come very sensitive. No matter how
carefully we inspected the ground, a,
hidden burr or :1 sharp SlOlliZ‘ is houndi
to slip out on you from some secreti
tab. In fact ev'etytlting that could-
~happen to :1 man happened to me ml
'the iilm of ‘The Hon of the Ages.‘ ’
AT THE REGENT WEDNESDAY
Mary Pickford in a New Scotch Pic-
ture, “The Pride of the Clan"
The Massachusetts coast :11 Mutble-
head was selected {:11 the staging (if
exterior scenes of “The Pride of the
Clan," the new Scotch picture in
which Mary Pickford is being present-
ed by At'lcraft at the Regent Theatre,
\1-‘edn'esday.
011 the rocky \iarblehead shores
\i 111 Pickford and the members of
her company lived for several months‘
making.r the new picture under the di-
,1'eelion of Mamice Tournem', the
famous French producer whose pic-
ture work in' this country ranks as the
most :1r1istic of the screen. In one or
the'incidents of the. story Mary 1Pick
ford appears on :1 half sunken fishing
boat and in this scene she was forced
to enact bits of realism that proved
dietiztetly real and which the camera
has faithfully recorded. The. craft, a
very rickety and water soaked veter-
an, sprung a leak just as the impor-
tant. part of the scene was being film-
ed. It. was only after considerable
dimcult3 that Diiect’or Tourneur reS-
cued the famous star from the dash-
in 11:11 93
bev et at other scenes about the old
hulk were Staged later during the chil-
ly mornings of November and resulted
in Miss Pickford getting several-
vere wettings It will never be shown
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BRITISH DESTROYERS
TAKE FOUR GERMAN
STEAMERS IN NORTH
SEA; TWO ESCAPE
(Continued
midnight
11' ouudcd.
WASHINGTON.
”'1111'11t3' truck drivc1.3 .llltl twenty
helpcr3' for bed (‘1'o3s scivice
in route inc needed to man 11 unit
to be. oigauized by the Society of
it wa3' announced to-
It i3 1113'0 planned to 1ccruil
:1 mechanic: 1] 3'uuad of ten compos-
muster
builders, painters,
l1] ugihccrs,
day .
cd of
elect riciuns.
Following :1 brief training: pct'
iod at Buffalo. the section will soon
All expenses will
be piovidcd, but recruits will be
expected to 3c1'3c without
The 1111ck3 will be 113ed fol trans-
potion.r snpplic> from a seaport to
sail ior France.
From Pin-:0 One)
113' 11 result of which a
'nutubct' of pe1'3ons w'ete killed or
July
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carpenters. bod
the dc 'tstutcd districts of Ft rune-.1
BERLIN. via London,
——Gcrmunyvbopc3 that the affair
Pl)
of a profes
th‘c intet'ir
0f
the faces and for :1 man of lllck lI‘t'ay-
e1".3' reputation, who has filmed them
from Mary Pi'kford down,
no exestle f1!" even
Roberts
11111.33 from A 7 and if Frye r ll: 1d listen
1eilfc 1:11 ,3'
this little
is
Olltl scene beiu'z
his busi-
cast of those .
17,——
nmchinists and
pd)
July 17.
ounce Minister Shiuuut'oil', have rc-
sig'ned because of objections to the
policy decided upon by the other
tilinistcrs regarding :ltl'ult's in the
l'kt'ainc which like Finland has dc-
.3'i1'c.3' for an independent govern-
ment. A meeting of the (‘ouncil
of Mi11i3let'3 has been called to
.3ol\'c lllt' crisi3‘. and it i3 hoped the.
t'c3'iu'uutions will be withdrawn.
('ollli'ldt'lllillly come l‘cpol'l3 of
disorders in l’crton'rad instigated
by the Radical faction of the Social
Democratic Party. :13 :1 demonstra-
tionrnuuinut the governtunct. llivul'
parties of demonstrators appear to
huv tired on each other during: 11
panic brouuhtnlmut b3' u few stray
3hot.3. and :1 number of persons
were killed or wounded. (Quiet was
restored Mmll.
Not1\'itlt3tundinI,r the change in
the tict'tuon chunccllorsllip and be-
fore :1-113' declaration of policy has
been made by the new occupamt of
the po3t. llr. Hour}: .\licltueli3'. the
lieiclmluu' revolt against cxi3ti113:
condition3' uppcurs to be going: on
uncltccktd. 'l'hct11uiorit3' in fu1or
ot u tll‘llill'itllllll oi pcuco tct 1113 it
is :lcc lill‘t d 11' ill pr'e31 nt their t'e3o
lotion on 'lbtli'3du3'. the tiny the
new chancellor scheduled to
spl'illi. and will demand that he
accept the declaration in principle
before they agree to co-opet'uic
with him.
The early days of the war. when
(let'muu shipping was beingt comb—
1 d upon the .3evet1 sens b3' the Brit-
i>l1 fleet. are recalled by today's
announcement from London of the
'npturc of four Herman steamers
by lit'iti3h destroyers. The cup-
lures
.\‘cu. \onc of the quartet was a
lut'oc \'-1.3'.3clt‘l1c ovciagc of the
four In 111,-.r about 1. bill tons. 'l“hc
four were accompanied by two
other German steamers. which
reached the Dutch coast badly
damaged by gunfire.
An important success has been
won by the French in the Verdun
t'cuiou. As the result of 1111 attack
last night all tltc positions west of
Hill 304, which remained in Ger-
1111111 hands after the attack of June
:29 and do, were recovered. Ger-
man prisoners to the uutnbcr not
:13 yet ascertained, were taken in
the action.
In the ( hampuunc tl1c( Germans
met anothct attack but night in
an attempt to retake their lost ob-
servation positions at the 'l‘etou
Height. (lcneral Pctuin’s troops
repelled tltc assaulting: forces in
disorder.
l’l'l'l‘b‘OGRAl'). July 1,7.———Three
111cmbcrs of the (“abinet have re-
signed and a special .3'1'333011 of the
(‘ouncil of Ministers has been cot-.-
vokcd in an cfi'ot't to avert :1
crisis. Their names are: A. ].
Shingarofi'. Minister of Finance:
Professor Mauulofl‘, Minister of
Education. and Prince Shnkovsky,
head of the Department of Public
Aid.
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11': re life: ted in the North "
of the torpcdoingr of the Argetdinc
steamer Toro will be settled 111.11.-
caidy, according to :1 Scuu-tttlit idl-
uct ministers
The resignations of these. (‘abi
followed :1
sharp 3
Posts and 'l‘clcgrapbs, :13' :1 result
of their negotiations
the Ukrainians.
. After the report wu.3 rcud the
cadet 111ini3'tct's promptly took ex-
ception to the fortn of :1 declara—
tion drawn up by Mm. 'l‘ercschtcn-
110 and 'l‘scrctclli and agreed to
the fact that these 111i11i31c1's with-
out the authorization of the 3101'-
crnmcnt took it on thcmselvcs to .
commit the 3:1'11'cr111nent to :1 deli—
nite policy regatditt}.r the l'kruine3.
lt'l't'sclltcllko .tlld “l31'l't'lclli, tlle
cudet3' 111:1i11tdined. 3i111pl3'hud
been given the power of nothing:
:1 declaration in the name of the;
government. '
l I11 addition to this. cause of coup A
plaint, the cadet ministers criti-
cise-d the text of the l'kruinc dcc.
lurution, tit'3l bccuuw it abolishcs'
all power of the temporary «gov
ernment in the l‘kt'uinc; second.
because it did not specify of what
tert'itot'ic3' the l'kruinc con3ist3' or
make it clear how it 31111“ be gov
crned.
l The (lppo3itlon members of 11113
t‘ubinct :l.3.3ert that only the leek»
:tl'tve body 11:1.3' :1 rich! to deter
mine the future form of the gov-
ernment of the l‘kt'uine. whereas.
according to the declaration of
MM. ’l‘c1c3Ihtenlm 11nd 'l‘3e1'1trlli.
llll‘ lkruittiuns appear to be pro ‘
1c: tllll" iulotumlly to d1".111 up
their 011 11 government.
tbc.3e objections and furl bcr minor
faults found by the cadets, they
propose the postponcnn'nt of the
publication of the l'kt'uinc dcclura~
lion until after further conference.
MM. 'l‘crcschtculm and 'l‘3crc-
tell' on the other band. flutly i11—
3ist1d upon the inuncdiatc publi-
'ution ‘of the declaration. uddinu'
that the form might be :Itcrcd if
the sense were kept i'.' 1. When
the vote was tukc'i .1' two L1'oft'.3'
in the (‘abinct ..1d the Socialists
declared tln-nnclvcx in favor of the
declaration us already drawn
without correction or alteration.
Opposed by the umjority. the ca-
(let 111cm 1'1-s thou resigned.
MM. lrokopvitclt and (‘har-
nous]: 3' have been appointed minis.
lcrs of commerce and education.
respectively.
LONDON. July lT.—'l‘bc‘ occu-
pation by the Russians of the (la—
lician town of Dolinu is reported
in :1 Pctrograd dispatch to the [den
Nazioimlc. of Rome. as quoted in :1
Central News dispatch from that
city. The Austriun‘ army of Gen-
erul Boelnu—Ermolli is said to have
been thrown back on the (‘arpath—
ians. '
HER-LIN. July 17, via London.—
Russian forum which recently
captured the Galieian towo 11f K111"
lusz. the headquarters of the
.\ustro-Gcrumn u'rmy, evacuated
that town yestcday, according to
the official statement issued today
by the. German Army Headquar—
ters stuff.
Sentinel Adm. pay.
'Try one,
note. The statement denies that
11312.12. :13 had been broken, off.
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Jul 3' 17—.
A gunner and :1 firenma who said
they were the only survivors of the
British steamer Dulcby. which
they reported was sunk May 229 by
11 German U built, were. picked up
May 30 in :1 lifeboat b3' :1 British
ship, which arrived here today. it
was said by her officers. The res-
cue was made. the. officers said, on
the. trip from this port to England.
The Daleby was a vessel of 3,628
tonsi’ gross:
itt the picture’ but there Was in hiding
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behind one of the high rook cliffs a dispatch from Pctro ograd snvs M
LONDON, luly 17. ~A Renter
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Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
are possible if you will wear a scientifically constructed
Bien Jolie Brassiere.‘
The droning weight: of an unconfined bust so stretches the
supporting muscles that the contour of the figure is spoiled.
MEN I
(At-AN Jo
BRASSIE
graceful line to the entire upper body.
They are the dalutlcst and most serviceable garments lmngiv
noble—come in allmnteriala and styles: Cm}: Buck Hook
Front. Snrplice. Bandeau. etc. Boned with' Wrilolm." the
turtles- boning-:pcrmltung washing without removal.
Have your dcaleuhow you then Jolie Brusleres. if not stock-
ed. we 1le gladly lend him. prepaid. samples to show you.
BENJAMIN & JOHNES.51Wmen Street. Newark N. J. :3
Q put the bust back 11 here it be-
once. prevent the full bust from
having the hppcarnncc of no
hincsa. eliminate the danger of
dragging muscles and confine the
death of the-shoulder giving a
a:
concerning ."
In view of '-
up your mind to intsall one in your kitchen.
Allow us to make the purchase of your new “VULCAN”
RANGE easier by installing it on ’
THE EASY PA YMENT PLAN
With Order
Monthly
_.. DON’T DELAY ORDERING YOUR NEW GAS RANGE
—PRICES ARE GOING UP.
.The United Electric Light and Water C0."
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RED ml— DAY
ROTON POINT PARK
Saturday Afternoon, July 21 -
Big Free Attractions
Gross Receipts Donated to the Norwalk Chapter ~ .
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Save Money By Making Your Own CIol/tcs
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Are the Most: Economical.
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They save you from one-half to one yard of material on, each dress.
Call at our Pattern. Department and see the
JULY PATTERNS
and
The SUMMER FASHION BOOK
JAMES DONNELLY
SO. NORWALK m“ CONN
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FOR
Window Shades
Kirsh Flat Rods
Window Draperies
and Screen Curtains~
GO TO
' 11.101011511511111: a. Son's
DEPARTMENT-STORE .
843Wa‘shinglon SLSo. Norwalk Phone 446
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