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lsbotpuiiiog stands well up in m.
ly enjoy Sunday or evening meal at ST. PAUL'S ORGAN RECITAL.
Not many people are aware that the»
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teur ranks. lie has hoisted 700 pounds . .Hahackemo, South Norwnlk. Th fiRannn“ JmNs
from the ground, should rhi h hi .. e seventh in the series of organ
’four times without et' 3 " l In Every VB able 811d recitals being given by Malcolm G. I
l‘ cessa ion, and at. . A special meeting of the Reliance Humphreys, A A G 0.. will be at 7.
:reSl mg and boxing is no mean per Fruit Ill Season Hook & ladder Company will be held Sunday night, at St Paul's chulnch;
. t l 0:191“! th I . - at: their quarters Monday evening, Ju- 2:11:11 the follouut program. 8
T s r d a 9 W85 [18 "'2‘, lflh man to be 1y 2nd at 8 o'clock All members are ermezzo .o. ............... teanc
‘ ’(lay, a u 3 tried in the role of Tarzan. . and was Just, How requested to be present, as business of £23253: de Soir """"""" £320,112): J. WI BuNNflfls
“ ‘ given a 3231's . contract Within one. importance “ill be transacted. 'Buona Notte ...... Nevin:
THE STAR SP hograrter‘arnvmgal mestudio and WATERMELONS . w Gondolieri ............. xevm: . 11'
gl\ mg‘a trial performance of climbing. MUSE MEI-CNS ‘ In the future all licensing of undocl INuptial March ............. Barnard "I t:
. ” Lincoln has been an ardent athlete ulnented vessels in Fairfleld County I
B A N N E R and amateur physical culturist ever PEACHES will be done a! the custom-house at TODAY IN WALL STREET’:
since he left home at the age of ten. PINEAPPLES . . .f I ’ “__‘
» 7 He has sought wtrenvm 116 l 9 ill Budgt‘port ‘nStead 0f 4‘ Black ROCK; NE“ \CRh. Jul‘ 30 IWall Street I
M . through lot l b1: .5 . a la 1 . as heretofotc A man must reside in 10: 30 a. m1.~Stocks wcle extremely.
A Story of the U. s. ar'nes. .3 8‘5 1119-1169. from all forms Our Specmlty this county m order to get a license sluggish at the opening of the week- .
of alcoholic dl‘lnlls and tobacco. ‘ NICE here End HeFSiOH. in keeping “ill! the usual
_. l ' conditions at this period of the year.
Charlie ‘ haplin in CHARLIE PLAYS To VIST NUM. ICE CREAM l Attendance of brokers on the floor of
BER OF FILM ENTHUSIASTS ' Charles Denison, a business man of the Exchange was very small, but in~'
“ 9 ite,’ It is estimated by compel’ent -11 SANDY Saginaw. Mich who has been aS‘OClEl l telest in the war situation continued
0 s . 1 - 1 ‘ d ~- I keen. Trading in the first half hour
thorlty that there are in the United 9“ With Dr. J \lilbur Chapman m the was of the most tri1ial character In ~11
ews States alone 18,000,000 fans who at~ A HASSE killer’s evanzelistic work and one Of the acme group the only issue to vary 1 "1
And the Pathe N tend the moving picture theatre. . the Chapman Alexander around the ‘ inure tho: a1 fraction was Sumatra To 1.;
. nightly. Charlie Chaplin is the ad- 11'0th 1mm New lears ago Is a guest ““0 “ ”3‘ gm“ ”9 ”M's 1““ ‘
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Monday, One Day Only mittcd favorite of at least half of this Free Dehvery. . PM“ 1522- at the Tokeneke home of Mrs Richard er ‘ Bonds were Steady - i
9 number. The reason for his pdfilllar- 36 Van 28.11} Ave. ’l‘jader. : ‘ 'l l
The Most Stupendous Film Production 1n theWorlds 11,- cm be understood m, any We”. I
“TARZAN OF THE APES’
' Tarzan’ I struggle with the lion.
SEEM The elephant raid on the cannibal
Bottlee between the ape and gorilla.
-— Extra Added Attraction. ——
Marie Dressler In
“FIRED”
A comedy That Will Rick the WorldWith Laughter
, ALSO THE LATEST PATHE NEWS
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WI. fox Presents Jane and Katherine ice in
“AMERICAN BUDS”
’ which will he the attraction In the The choll of‘thc East Avenue M. E
. . 1 lo 1 Seminar . . .
'1 Re ent Theatre 1 Regent Theatre today. In thla fascln Church held its regular weekly rehear. and Hartford}, “30125111: Choufsuguya G Mr. fill'lflrods services and the
0 'aling romance of love and millions b1 1:3] 1 1 .\ 1 1 and adults 1: car 0 AUTO SUPPLIES ““9" w hememrm mm M'-
. I H l“ 8i: G . as t. (11 ng. platform Sunday will be the 00111180" onnors in the general conduct and
‘ \eclal Musical Program By the I : ar‘ IS ans ' William Addison Latin-of). he plays the llcut Temperance Union 3 Field Day OILS GASOLINE Imaging???) %:;'b?us$ggoggsstzl:g
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- gent Oldies"?! EV“: ”“1415. ‘ - D8” Of 11 ““"mb 07°31‘90“)" transpmt The members of the East ‘i'lirwallt for \‘orwalk churches, and prof. Wet- BIOYOLES VULCANIZING at: for the entire chain. Mr.
. ' - 9" (“‘5' "‘“il” 0" "m”‘mi‘ 72° “‘9" Tobacco Fund nlc busy preparing pack- 29] will speak under its auspices. Sun A. MODNE ln'§“Z?3.hlis aa 11121215151110: 1:233:14]:
Today trrltllglwlllils 101111111; 3051;00:ng whoil: ages of smokes for the men who are d”. school with adult Bible Classes , Phone 957_2 club grieflberlanduthe n‘elllws diets;
'. ~ er s unce a 130 c o m . . , ow us
L; 1‘12: ‘claims In the <11 1 lortln' cast are going With me m H draft contingent. W1” “9 held 3‘ “:50 a. m. The sum- 70 North Mom at. SQNO’" 4" 1 lift intenr‘é: 31:31:35: be r
‘i 11’"; .1" .I. 11‘ l H - k willl 111 —~ . mer evenlnx 58”ch Wm be he” at ’ " ' "
It the Blue Ribbon Feature. ;‘ m 9“" an on Vuno. n . Plans ml" tllc annual o 1 service in charge. of
‘Shc'l and lerslc Stovep! ut “fund pic 7‘ 30 '“h gong
“ : ‘1 ‘ ‘ ‘ ' pic of the children of the Advent Chris William F Jennings and sermon b.‘
'1. Bachelor’s Children”
3 and the Seventh of the
- Abraham Lincoln
' Dramatic Film Stories,
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Harry Morey !
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“My Native State” That s 'lllithll ofgznziglfiti£LthiTn 1313:3013} Mrs. Jcsxlc Eluell. who has been The Dru-ion music lovers enjoyed an
‘“ l 1on lndlan arrow. This chapter is n he“ "PMVHM sc1'cral weeks at "-How exceptional trcai 13“,”?qu 1:253:31)?
‘ Monday ‘, |‘l:l'll[llll( drama of pioneer life. lndiuu “k lodge," N”“"°““- 1" 39““!an thy recital by bmlly “M we“ and Sims.
:1 “lllllS and breath-taking suspense. A “l‘l‘ktnll us the guest of Mrs ll .1 som.ano assistcd by Amy 5‘
‘4 Edith Storey :bczlulll‘ul Indian girl saves the life ol SG-vmr'” 0' ”’9 E“! Side. accompanist The ‘m:m:l:ll‘ (0:39
‘, in a Romantic Story. 311 buy and girl. the boy who grow to All tuenlberrdf—lhc—‘sz m CH?) thouglltfulll selected 0 pp 0m
“Treasure of the Sea”
littlest Healst Putllc News and the
Sennctt Comedy,
53 Water Street
’ Tel. 72L
. Harry Morey in “A Bachelo’l Child
Eater who visits the. Palace Theatre _ _ I
today when “A Dog‘s Life." the first I
of his new 81.000000 series of come
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NORWALK
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
i . rem" AlIo the Lincoln Drama,
“Native State"
Harry Morey. one of photoplay's
most virlle and forceful stars. tried
Shakespearean roles and also musical
comedy before finding his forte in
moving pictures. He first faced the
camera in Vltngraph's Brooklyn stu
die. and he has been with Vltagraph
from that day. lie registered success
from the start and is remembered first
let his strong work with Allco Joyco
in “Womanhood" and "Within the
Law.” 1 1‘ Charles Amundsen. of For! T'Erry. is
He is most happily cast. with Flor spending it short furlough at his howl:
cnce Deahon. in "A Bachelor's Cbll- on the E88! Side-
dren," the Bluc Ribbon Feature. -—---
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Mrs. Emma Jones has returned to her
llonlf‘ on Roan street, after a vislt of
several days in Bethel. I
Challcs Anderson of Fort Terry is
spending a short furlough at his home
on Lorena street
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Natlve 8"“ tlnn Church will be held at Roton
I This is an exclllng story of Abra P .
1 olnt n x 1 1." " " ~ .
11mm Lincoln. grandfather of the pl'cu~ lected c l “mmkd‘” “'9 being 99‘
iidcnl. a pioneer in Virginia and Ken-
1 t or of President Lincoln. "
he “9 in h urc ulacd to be prcscnt at tho lcgulhr‘
\\ cckh meeting which 11 ill be held on
Mondal evening at the home of Miss
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I REGENT THEATRE MONDAY
1Edith Storey In a. Romantic Photodra- Lucille Hall, on Rowan street,
. so .distrlbuted.
:pointed by the Official Board of the
Roy/nylon Methodist Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church will be Professor
‘Jolm w Wetzel of Hartford, teacher
The
Pleasure
Of
Motoring
in many times lessened by head-
aches. resulting from the glare of
the sun. Tinted lenses soften the
glare but do not reduce the via-
ual unity of the wurer.
THAMER
Oculim. Optometrists, Opticians
“The Home of Good Classes”
87 Atlantic SL, Stamford, Conn.
Open 30!. Eve. till 9 p. at. £31. 1897
Connecticut Bible Society makes an
effort to place a testament in the
hands of every soldier leaving the
state for service, but such is the fact
To date about ten thousand hale been
There is immediate
need for as many more and the fu-
ture may demand other thousands.
Harry S. Bryan was recently an
to purchase two service flags for the
church. and to receive gifts from the
membership and congregation for the
payment of them The flags have
been ordered. and they will be install
ed in the near future
The speaker at the morning service
at 10:30 on Sunday at the Methodist
of public speaking at Yale University
if
men’s
rlnrod
ought
ridgeport for any part of the
2 years. In this period Al Grl
ad has been prominentl
d with the men's furnla
f the city and for the put 1h,
ears has practically bought 1
ntlre men's furnishing stock I
no of the city's foremost storgl. ,
owe1er. it has been the desire a
r. Grlnrod not to confirm ill: of
arts to one city alone but to seek
xpanslon in larger territory and
e chain of men's stores conduct-
' Ah. onmnnoo.
Instead of “You know me At.”
this is a. case of “You know Al.”
And most everyone does know A!
that someone 11
furnishings
connec
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the pastor Rev.ll.l“.l(1l§tcndlcck
Church prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at 8.
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general audience and consisted of
l‘ngliall songs. coloraturn songs. and
two groups of especial Interest being
songs which were composed In the cal
l1 semantics forced the singer to re-
“An International Sneak” I
m.-. , - n. I ma. “Treasure of the Sea" , (1 If P ‘ -- d M ‘ ‘ spond to mom" (mooredt hiriigllssfix‘: 3","
I _ . .. _ 2.. Idltll Storey. the star of "Treasuw "‘1 “8 urc 3“ a” n ”“1"“ volcc “’33 in 8““ 1°" com on. . I
TufiSDAII Alice Joyycc.” in The clsco, he was the victim of moningllls‘ol 1m: so“ .. which will . be shown :11 11111 Proving velv 11011111111 during the the many 011th11285 ""1919“ ‘n the .1 .I:
Willing], of the “Mk .: mp?!“ and it left him a weak, anaemic boy. the Itcgcnf Theatre Mondnv has the ”959‘“ hot spell and th mun; "’Si’ coloratura numbers were sung with a
. fr ”115 and “if St‘l‘u‘li. Ven- :chn years later be shipped with an un. unusual distinction of being the only dents, In the vicinity of these benchcs extreme dollcncl’ “Nil "“99"“- H” "
pounce and the Vtomlln. 010 on board a sloop bound fot the woman in the cast of this Metro All are cnjoylng the fine-bathing. booting work throughout the program n'lowed
Wednesday and Thursday South Sea Islands. Two years latex Slur Scl‘lcs picture and fishing facilities 0‘ ”‘9 resorts 'a finished musicianship A“ W005 ' :1
Th Lincoln refulned to [he DON Of San “Tlenaure 0f ”19 Sea" displays ““5 Sims. who has the mush-H ull'f of be' ‘ >
0 Super Feature. jF1 gll’lf‘lSCO. robust and happy. At the Storm" 5 best abilities both as no “N instead of the usual session for ma» inc. a skillful pianist “ , well as 8mg?“ 1‘ _‘
“THE UNBELIEVER.” ‘age of eighteen. he was the tallest and rose and spoltswamon. Teaming with ingsurglcal drawn“ and other “"li‘ played the accompaniments. which .11“; . ~ A. ' " 3.3;;
m strongest man in California. Then he action and replete with situations of 0108' the regular Friday afternoon worc‘ often very difficult. With splendid \V ' TARZAN OF THE A955 WAS READY“ I 1- ’
fado ted . ‘ ‘ p ‘ meeting of the Red Cross workers of . ,. .‘ - he 1:" ‘F f
- _ p actlng as 11 profession. and grlpping intone“). this pmductlon is . , ablllt). She was e1er nlcrt lot i luv T0 DEFEND HER WITH HIS Ll E ’
latter numerous roles essayed that of an ideal which for Mes Storm. Tllc the East Avenue M. E. Church was singer's change 0‘ moods. and mad? b— d
Ill lIIE lIIlAIIIES
the two sword man i“ Griffith S “‘1" heroine matches hcr wits against those
:"tolel ance. "
When the National Film Gorpora-‘
of stlong men and wins in a thrilling
quest for gold, given up by
the sea in
spent in sowing on garments for the
refugees. Quite a bit of this important
work was finished at yesterday's moot-
tllc piano just the subdued yet forceful
back ground required for the voice.
The ladies were both beautifully gown-
ng and the. allxlllaly's allotment is
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ZAN OF THE APES" ed. Mls. Russell wore a black sill!
tlon was seeking a man whose ability aboard the wreck of an old merchant.
nearly completed This work is V9” net with a plain slllet panel outlined
At the Palace Monday—Giant Who and physique would fif‘lt‘l‘m for the
plays Tarzan m Film Was Once difficult poll of Tarzan, Lincoln was
l-raiI—Elmo Lincoln Given Up By flnally seculed but owing to n prevl.
Doctor Who Tho" 'ght He Couldn't ous contlact the production was de
Live a Year la1cd set eral weeks.
Millions wlo haw read and marvel lincoln is not fat ’His 324 pounds
led at Tamar as he is portmyed by are solid muscle. And with his huge
Edgar Rice Bunbughs 1n the {1m bulk. he is an alert foot racer. He
“Tarzan of the Apes." at the Palace has made his hundred yards in ten
"- Theatre Monday, do not know that at seconds, and at weight-throwing and
one time Elmo. Lincoln, who plays lbe'
part of Tarzan. was given up by the
family physicians as too frail to live. Carrie Kubovlc to John Medso and. ‘ .u . . “‘ *
out the first year of his life. ‘ “vita. 3 lots and buildings, FonwiCk'prZ' P. db Forcc.‘ oiigoketnflkchhtas ,
When Lincoln was eight months old, “reef. Francis J_ Lounsbury to Ch th pen Isng'sglutk e a le 0 e1 SULIMER SESSION
in his home on Knob Hill, San Fran-i Charles F. Hogan. 2 lots and buildings. 11 am, e11 or . ‘
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1 Summit avenue, Bell Island lar Now that you have tiled lt f01 scv Jllly StO AuguSt 23 '
Town Point
Park
p Shore 8: Chicken
Miss Louisa Orr after spending a -‘ _.
.. . - ko us. ‘
Dlnners and igoNflaayggg13423221193315.3361. very pleasant two weeks with the faith ho . " Vléecalase your plroperty 1is not protected?”
and Norwalk: 141an H. Gleason to lly of J. W. Welgplan. Post Road. has Also Regular Courses ou an Iron ence so ve your problem. .—
trader. important as the galments will be sore
ly needed during the coming winter.
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Mamum‘m
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS 1
The following warantee deeds have
lbeen placed on file at the office of
Town Clclk Horbelt R. Smith:
Jennie M. Kendrick. to Trustees of
St. Peter's E. 1.. Church, lot and build-
ings onr’leingston Place; Samuel L.
and Edward P. Weed to Norwalk Rcal- ‘ ‘
ty and Improvement Company. land
and buildings. Wall and‘Water streets: .
Crcagll to Anna F. Creagll. lot on Gre
gory 'Point.Road; Frederick J. Smith
to Stanley Brooks, 14 acres, Comstock
menue and New Canaan R011d;ch-, di ' .
' up .I‘ ll .
rv‘J. Miller to Alice F.1llcb1’allon, lot. 11am a $00“ 51‘0’9 P a “d plea
t surroundings? Take your fllenda
' . ( is and can
3?;‘nfo‘;:;:p:erEZngflBigdlin: 1:. to the D011011 House, famed f01 miles
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acres and buildings, West Norwulk; ar.ound Seafood 1’09“!” Films-
Frank Mouton to Frederick A. Glorcb- "‘ " "‘
eral weeks vhllt do you think of the
daylight saving plan?
returned to her home in New York.
with rhinestones and jet sequlms,a
with rhinestone hair ornumc‘ .1ts and
slipper buckles Mrs. Sims wore it
charming old blue silk not. with irrc
deccent embclllshments. The stage
was arranged as a drawing room with
mahogany and brown v'ls'lour hangingsI
Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Sims are to at».
pear in October before the Schubert
Club. Stamford. and the Catholic Wo
man‘ s Club. Greenfield, Mass.
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Special Teachers’ Course
Economy and Character
Gladstone said: “Economy is neair to the keynote to char-
acter and success. A buy that is taught to save his money will
v rarely be a bad man or a failure; the man who saves will rise
in his trade or profession steadily; this is inevitable."
Encourage your boy to start an account now; and be sure
that you, yourself, have already opened an account.
TRUST COMPANY
An intensive course without
speed drill, but giving theory of
of South Norwalk,Conn.
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subjects and methods of presena
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lotion. Fits for teaching posi-
ARE YOU ANNOYED
. Ala Carte Service . Richard M Gleason lot and bulldfingt: . which insure practical worlnng'
l .} Gregory Boulevard; Stanley Broo e Miss Hurst of the Post Road enter- ability for business and civil >1
BATHIN I ‘ Clifton s. Meek and wife, 11 acres. . _ . ; _
l G ‘ “' G k and New Canaan av éhu es trained friends from New York during- service positions. ‘
PUBLIC BATH HOUSES open' “‘5‘“ the Week of July Fourth. Miss Hurst - - _ . .,
I "MILD EDITH STOREY m H. J. Shufelth. of West avenue com- $13122“ some portrait work I“ he? , . H;
DANCING ‘zTREASURE OFTHESEA" plalned to the police tt‘lmt white (1111;; ' _ _~ . I MERRIII BUSINESS , _» ~
, , ' 1111:, up the Armory Hi yesterday a 1 . , . , s .. :‘
Scene From “Trealure of the 80:," ternoon two boys squirted 9, stream of 1135;121:2333: :hnelefl‘lIthigo? 3:: ‘ ‘E One of ON 100 Designs. . :-
. FIREWORKS EVJEY FRIDAY flaming Edith Storey, at Regent Thea. water fromo hose, wetting himself 'vlce is superior table is well supplied. ‘ ‘ .C o “E“ . r SAMUEL w; HOYT.’ 111%, c. : u
I I I ”Hm" ‘ ‘ n Monday ‘ ..“,“‘1‘“¥“P°“" ‘ . ' > 1" ’Many persons. from Rowaytop. regular; ., v. ' ' 1—i— Yearl’ Experience '19an on8t.‘,.0it .
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