egent ”ThEatre’
TODAY AND TOMORROW
The Madonna of the Screen
the Marine Corps made public today
showed combined:
N . no it? — L.
. IN CASUALTY LIST
—-———-—.—,,.._
‘llartin L lurid. San, asset, . Pa.
, .Walter 8. Both. Rochester, Pa.
manna“ n m Fl P John C. Tressler. Meyersdale. Pa.
, t L l ,_ Corporate
y and one for Lawrence Boyle. Toronto, Ohio.
Davd L. Eicher. Somerset. Pa,
‘George M. Plopport, Conway. Pa,
. Frank W. Reinhart, Philadelphia,
F‘ive lists for the Arm
Killed in action, 114.
;
Wounded severely, 371, l'l‘homa A. Roberts, Jenner, Pa.
MBALL Y0 Wounded (degree undetermined), Earl Wirick, Somerset, Pa.
269. — - ,Joseph Zulle, Philadelphia.
In a romance of high society, superbly acted and gorgeous-
ly produced.
“The Reason Why”
ALSO SHOWING TODAY
BURTON HOLMES TRAVEL PICTURES
And the Official War Films of the United States.
France. Great Britain and Italy
FRIDAY—ONE DAY ONLY
WILLIAM FARNUM
In a 1918 Version of Hall Caine’s Great Novel
" THE BONDMAN ”
The story of a man who sacrifices himself on the altar of
towns. play of a thousand thrills.
Also An Entertaining Comedy By
MR. AND MRS. SIDNEY DREW
M
sum” could figure out what 'he was up
iazaiust. Ile backs him up to a minis-
ter and girl, pokes a gun In his rims
and says, “Come Throuigh." Nor will
the shrewd plot-guesser, though you
‘Inay think yourself a god guesscr. be
Table to fathom out this drama which
,‘will be shown at the Palace Theatre.’
Today. Tuesday
,Thursday. In seven thrilling reels. 1
u . 7 ________________._ I
Resale Bartscale in THE REGENT THEATRE i
TODAY AND TOMORROW
:t as any woman really hate men? i
in independent young neWspa-
per woman declares she is
'A Romance of High Society, “The
Reason Why." Starring Clara
Kimball Young
a sworn
g “Hater 0f Men” “The Reason Why." one of Elinor
" —— Glyn‘s most successful works is the
. Thursday latest Select. Picture made by Clara
. Kimball Young and her own com-
Ierbert Rawllnson ,
Dally. i
I Yvonne Mm‘inot’f (Miss Young) to
widowed by the sudden death of her
husband, the‘prefect of police. at the
hands of an infuriated moi); she os-
capes with her stwcn-ycar-old son. MI-
lno. ill whom she is utterly wrapped til).
gThat night the fleeing, Yvonne cables
" " ’tlpon a dead women who is her exact
ii itli llliililli
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
le greatest melodrama that t
thrilled New York,
( '1
some Through”
’ ' I oidfashioned melodrama,
full of thrills.
lit
Iprototype; on the dead body she finds
i“ lcticr. addressed to Zara from hci’
' ullclo, Francis Murkrutc, a London flv
‘llililt‘icl', asking her to come and live
I
..- with him although he has nt‘Yt‘l‘ seen
-taters of Men," Stars. Bessie Barris. her.
.. “I i Yvonne docidcs to impersonate 7mm.
Ill Hater of Men." the new Tl‘lan- (omcs to London where she places 'ill-
.I ,
,acudent and other causes, 1; dad or
disease. 1:
‘i Y.
Russell M. Alexander, ngonier, Pa.
Fred W. Berkerbile. Kentner, Pa.
Died of disease, 1. ’ Clyde L. Bittner, Garrett. Pa.
Died Of airltlane accident, 1. ~Boyd S. Blinn, New Brighton, Pa.
Died of accident and other causes, 1. Joseph H- Heath. Saleem» Pa-
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7,—Five Army John H. Heitman, Palomar . WaSh.
Died of wounds. 9.
Missing in action. 105.
casualty lists were issued early today Bert R. Irvine, Phillhlfibla.
by the War Department. containing 3 Samuel Landis, Bentwood. Pa.
total of 579 names,
lows:
divided as fol. Earl M. Leslie. Berlinfl’a’.
Samuel D. Salkeld. Berlin, Pa.
Killed in action, 63; died of woundS. Charles B. I’annear. Somerset. Pa.
I: died of airplane accident, 1; died or John A. Veal. New Brighton, Pa.
missing in action, 105'. City, Pa.
wounded severely. 33S; wounded, de~1 Privatfl
gree undetermined, 63. :Frank G. Anderson, Beaver.'Pa.
Tile five lists combined follow: 'Iluax BPI‘E. chloaso.
KILLED IN ACTION inn-at n. Rolland. BeaVer. Pa.
Lieutenant. 5James \V. Boiler. Homestead. Pa.
Willard II. Hasev, Toledo. iWilliam T. Bosler, Columbia. Pa.
Wilson S. Keller, Barto. Pa. :Oscar D. Boyer. Philadelphia.
Harold E. Klnne, ()rofino. Idaho. ‘William Callahan. Philadelphia-
li‘l‘ank J.,Mci‘onnell, Richmond Ilill. Charles H. (‘asebeen Somerset. Pa.
N. Y. Joseph E. Chardy. Quincy. Mass.
Frank R. Marston, Pensacola, Fla. Andrew J. Chester. Philadelphia,
Francis W. Payne, Charleston, w. Va. 1.90 B, Clark, McJGTSdEIP» P3-
Serueante Autonlon d'ArcangeIo. Boston.
0601119 '1‘- Ages. Kansas City, Mo. Veto Danderlo. Old Forge. Pa.
David c. Harrison. Clarion. Del. ~ ‘James II. de Pue. Phlladelphla.
Delbert McCoy. Washington. Pa, 'George D. Dietrich. Columbia. Pa.
Fred B. Stult, Roanoke, Va.
William J. Rothmaier, Haleton. Pa.
Corporal.
Camille Durando. Philadelphia.
_ Joe Endzel. Jenner, Pa.
Homer L. Berkley. Ursula. Ark. lAmon E. Fischburn. Philadelphia.
John J. Mulvey. Rahway, N, J, Thomas A. Fredcl‘lcks. Philadelphia.
Charles R. Pattneaude, Essex Junction, Elmer I. Carver. New Brighton, Pa.
Vt- Grover C. Clay, Charlotte, N. C.
Herbert Griffin. Columbia, Tenn. ‘Arthur Gug. Beaver Falls. Pa.
Arthur C. Mock. 1006 Green aVenue. Lawrence J. Hartle. Meyersdale Pa.
Altoona, Pa.
Item Skidmore, Layman, Ky, Edward C. Jackson.
Cooke Pl.
Isadore Kaufman, Perth Amboy, N. J, Ployed J. Johanskl. Weedsport. N. Y.
John Laughon. Odessa. Tex.
Private.
Albert Agnew. Davenport, la.
John Allrcd, Woodlawn, Miss.
5- L. Bockenooacn. Aitken. 'Mlnn.
Thomas R. Cottinghanl. Dillon. S. C.
Joseph F. (‘ottrelL West Webster,
Earl T. Loucks, Washington, Pa.
:Ralph R. Amos. BcaVer Falls, Pa.
Morris Axel. Philadelphia.
1anluel F. Beaver, Republic. Pa.
.I, Gilbert C. Blades. Somerset. Pa.
‘Guy Bieckllno, Columbia. Pa.
Harold H. Iltilla. liloomsburn. I’ll.
Charles 1). Crane, Martinebnrg, lilo. .
‘Domenlck Capo. Swimalr. Pa.
George F. Dill, Bloomingdale, Ind.
James Duff, Barboursvllle, Ky.
John Dvnan. Brooklyn.
Alexander W. Ewing, ChICago.
Michal-l Corkovcl, (Irodnli, Russia.
Arthur rGant, Corpus Christi, Tor.
Clifford Jones, Miles City. Monti
Tony Mart-hen. Evcrson, Pa.
fJohn W. Curl. Newport. Pa.
George Cnstclherry. Wellston. Okla.
:John A. Oldapes. Jolict, 111.
{Alexander (.‘offroth, Somerset. Pa.
iRollel‘l S. Connerpmladeiolila.
filartnn Ilellingcr. Wrislltsvllle. Pa.
.‘tlitmfnn Mickuyttk, Philadelphia. |Don .\I. Dickinon. Fremont. .\Iiclt.
Flislm Mullin, Lara, \Vnsh, Jolm I). lionllnlck. Philadelphia.
Mosaic- ()potoimok, 1.),qu Cambridge, Iloy ll. Dooley. Ashervtllc. h‘nns.
Muss. Marvin Dotson. Amarillo. Tex.
llicrritt I’crsoncni. Siioknn, N. Y.
Rudolph Iliihlnowl't, t‘oiiey Island.
N. Y.
I‘tvrdcst It‘n‘ncher, Garrison. rem.
Samuel ootitmottl. Philadelphia.
. Wagoner Burdette W. Pothergill, Hart-
lMechanic William A. ShauEr, Ellwood Howard Grazier,
‘ illerman 0. Love. Perulack, Pa.
,Wallace F. Diilworth, Elton Valley, Pa.
Earl V. Harrington. New Brighton, Pa.
New Brighton,
John H. Kennedy. New Brighton. Pa.
George E. Lineay, New Brighton, Pa.
~ ,Vlncent 1.. Carey. New Brighton, Pa.
Frank E. Iluffleld. New Alexandria. I‘ll.
nlc Inc play by C. Gardner, Bessie Bar-
special writer for a newspaper. She is
‘ engagedtoBilIy Williams, another re-
‘ enjoyment to the testimony of a fash-
ionable divorce trial which introduces
half the chorus of a Broadway show.
A few evrnings later she attends a
dinner where Phillips‘Hartley, known
as “the drawing room philospher" is
a guest. flats in love with her. but has
never spoken of his love. Janice breaks
her engagement ‘with Billy Decptl‘se of
Ms jealousy and lets It be known that
. she is not the marrying kind.
She enters the Bohemiam life, and
Hartley watches her with regret, know-
ing that she is on the wrong track. He
tries to show her that she Is living in
a land of tinsel, but she fails to notice
the change in the attitude of her
friends toward her. Ilo'w she ls finally
brought to her St was and her eyes
opened by th . nl'lil the really miles is
‘ 'shown in the episodes that follow.
Al: the Palace Theatre Thursday
George Bronson Rewards greatest
melodrama “Come Through." featuring
. Herbert Rawlinson, will give you the
‘ sharpest drama shock of your life. It
Is full of real old-fashioned creeping
thrill. Not even the rat-witted “Pos-
I
939' Retort I’oini
-; Park
Shore & ,Chicken
" Dinners and
liscalc nppcms as Janice Salisbury, It
‘ porter. and feels~ qualms for her future
as she watches him listening with heart
,ntn tinder cmnpctcllt care, and goes to
illurlirutv's home. llc wants to how
her iitltrry'l.ord Tailored. of Wrny'h
I-Iail. anti ls willing to dmvcr her b.\'
lifting all the illorttzitgcs' on his oSiaIe
in addition to a handsome cash sctt‘e-
‘ mellt.
* REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY
5 n“
.Wiiliam Farnum in “The Bondmnn,"
From Hall Caine's Great Novel
“0f the many characters I have por-
ttraycd on stage or screen, I will al-
ways have. a strong feeling for that of
Jason in Hall Cainc's splendid story of
‘The Bondman.’ I believe it one of my
best. Tile final situation is so big. so
ldramntic. the sacrifice Jason makciiis
Eso intensely human that I always
thrilled when i think of the play."
’ This. is the statement. of William
Farnuln after he had learned that
William Fox intended to remake “T'lc.
Bcndman" as one of the Big Six of.
this. The thrill Farnum got In to
banking of the picture was felt by
motion picture viewers all oVer the
country. Critics called “The Bond:
man" “A powerful picture." ‘Crlgtnal
,——great—thrilling." "A pronounced
hit."
The.1918 edition of “The Bondman".
has been revised, re‘edited and re
ititled and is a more powerful photo-
play than ever. It will be shown at
the. Regent Theatre, Friday.
«MARRY IN HASTE" AT REGENT 3
“Many In Haste" was offered at the
though it was a sweltering night a
ggood attendanc‘é‘witneseed this come-t
. dy which Is Indeed a pleasing vehicle:
for Mr. O’Hara. ' .. '
Mr. O'Hara was supported by his old
Joseph Rnchwni. Brooklyn.
Leo J, Sanders. Ewing, Noll.
Roy Nicholas Snider, I‘llot, Iiili. Cul-
George Sterling, (‘l‘lh’llf‘ltL ‘.\ld.
William A. Stratton. Full Ri\'cr. Muss.
Daub-l W. Thomas. Globe, Ari.
Frank Wright, diethtlcn. Moss.
Nick llnnuctt. Vellie. Ala.
Albert Ilowker, New York City.
‘John II. Cannon, La Grange. (la.
Carmen Cnppua. Bcrwvn. Pa.
.fl‘homas E. Condon. Indianapolis.
Clarence C. Ellison, Jamestown. Kilns,
Roy E. Pornlter. Belle Plains. Kilns.
Frank 15. (iondcckfllamtrntnrk. Mich:
;Stcve Sullivan. West Bridgewnter, Pa.
‘ iWilllitm A. Sullivan, Jackson. Mich.»
Nelly 1.. Goodman, Concord. N. Y.
Lee N. Kenyon, Brooks. In.
Grover C. King. Calla. Va.
A'bcrt Lambert. Chester. Pa.
Arthur W. Loomls. Cheney, Kilns.
Arthur B. McIntosh. Roscland. La.
Tony Rtltkins. Lambert. Ind.
Albert J. Schcwce. Torre linute, Ind.
Burrcl Smith. Tinsley. Ky,
Carl T. Wet. New York City.
DIED 0F WOUNDS
Corporal Wallace C. Cox. New Or-
leans.
Wagoner L. Strousc, Sunbury. Pa.
Privates
Clayton H. Baker, Tully, N. Y.
,Milo RI Chaney, Frankfort, Ind.
William H. Ferguson, 011 City. Texa‘.
Robert J. Hull, Kings Mills. 0. \
Leo A. Schwinn. Dnbuque. Ia.
Cadet Percy .H. PrestOn, Pittsburgh.
DIED OF WCIDENT AND OTHER
. . CAUSES , <
Private Hugo
to.,lfaly.
DIED 0F DISEASE
Regent Theatre 1““ evening. Even Private Theodore Rochester, Seat Plea.‘
eant. Md.
MISSING IN ACTION
Lleutenante
‘ James G. Graham. Washington,yD, C.
Bert" Guy. New ~Brlghton..Pa. ,
Evangelictt, Capedlmon- Douglas Urquhart.
Louis II. Doll. Pittsburgh.
John I’. Cleaver. Sotncl‘sct. Po.
Richard K. licemtn, Jellllncttc, Pu.
Frederic G. lfickwood. Iloston.
Pa.
Robert D. lecKinnis, New Brighton.
i Pit. -
,I‘rnnk R. Mchse. New Brighton, PR.
jWnlter E. Heel. Salisbury, N. C.
'John Ritz, Mitumen. Pa.
'I.aco D. Rollr, Vadis. W. Va.
’tiicimoi acioti, Philadelphia.
Dewey A. Schiveley, New Brighton.
Pa.
indward Voolmlc, Philadelphia.
l"
1 vii.
§Willinm C. Zimmerman, Somerset, Pa.
It‘larence H. Zlnkan. Beaver. Pa.
' WOUNDED SEVERELY
Leutenanto
! Joseph Katz, Atlantc City. N. .I.
lloim E. Wilson, North Lovell, Me.
Daniel F, Christie, \Mllo, Me.
Sergeants
(,Cassimir B. Bisson, Skowhcgd‘fi. Me.
LThomas J. Moran. Brookilne, Mass.
. George W. Patee, Bellows Falls. Vt.
5 George A. Cook. Crnnford. i'. J.
Robert J. B. Dilute. New Bedford.
5 Mass.
Edward H. Flynn,
.—
Worcester, Mass.
DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT Albert A. Man. Barre. Vt.
Frank P. O’Brien, Fitchburg. Mass.
William C. Saunders, ,Somerville,
Mass.
Ashefleld. Mass.
Clarence Rlcbmyer, 863 West Main
‘ street, Waterbury, Conn.
, Oorporaie
{Fred L. Arnold, Bodford. Pa.
. ‘Robert H.13arbour, Cambrdge, Mass.
Edwin L. Carlson. Waterbury, Conn.
,‘Clarence Lucia, Ware. Mass.
’Williain A. Manual, Burlington. Vt.
Vcncr \‘l'. McFarland, New Brighton.
ivinn E. Wilkinson. Sandvville, W.
gnome J. Vim. showtime. lie.
I Mass. i
ford, Conn.
Privates
Jules Leon Adams, York, Pa.
Fred A. Aiken, Wethersfield, Vt.
Raymond S. Bailleul Springfield, Mass.
Wilbur S. Barth. Philadelphia.
Salvatore Bernardo. Steelton, Pa.
Arthur F. Boulanger, Waterbury,
Conn. ,
Louis N. Burns, Ludlow, t.
llarold E. Chalice, Rutland. Vt.
'William E. Corbly, Pittsburgh.
Charles Jerome Costello. New Haven.
I‘ennis J, Cullif)‘. Winter Hill. Mass.
William F. Deter, Braddock. Pa.
tli'rancis Doyle. Philadelphia.
,Thomas F. Finn, Manchester. N. H.
James G. Gilbert, Showhegan. life.
Earl M. Gilb, Keene. N. H.
Parker’s Landing.
5'
Pa. .
tAdolf Gruszinski, Curtis Bay. Md.
,John C. Hussy, Hartford, Conn.
.Timotlly D. Brown, Brighton, Me.
iFred. J. Clusston. Webster Mills, Pa.
’Wiiiiam J. Davis, Sugar Hotel, Pa.
thlliam I". Gibbons. Fitchburg, Mass.
lSyivester Greggon, Lowell, Mass.
allarvey C. Grindlc. Brockton, Mass. 5
{Arnoe E. liughev, Jackman, Maine.
IDaVId F. La Duke. PenRCook. N. H.
lillawrence (‘. Mecker. Trev. Pa.
. Static Minck, Bruccton. Pa.
:Jessie L. Murray, Roaring Spring, Pa.
‘ thn forman. Philadelphia.
i Bernard 0. O'Brien, Chester, Vt.
Ralph M. Peifer. Monroe, Me.
{John Renaud, Holyoke, Mass.
iGeorge Sitcb, Smoke Run, Pa.
EJohn C. Spooner, Sherman Mills, Me.
il‘rank J. Kanlecke, Baltimore,
: Nicholas J. Kenny. Summit, N. J.
Philip D. Kissinger. Lancaster, Pa.
‘Simon Krontck. 307 Houshtoh’meet.
, North Adams. Mass.
William Kusaewskt. Dudley, Mass.
Victor W. La May. Concord, N. H.
Frank E. Lazarus. Copley, Pa.
Thomas LeClaIr. Anson. Me.
Everett II. Marshall, Stowe. Vt.
Ernest Petrin, Manchester, N. H.
Carl Schwartz. Reading. Pa.
Joseph L. T. Simoneau. Penacock, N.
If.
Oliver WSwope. Gettysburg, Pa.
John Wallace, Dunbar‘J’a.
William A. liartinan. Hanover. Pa.
John J. Shea. Springfield. MaESZ'
Joseph 0. Scblam. Camden, N. J.
Bromlslaw Stasrkercrucz, Elizabeth-
port, N. J.
Francis L. Veesev. Philadelphia.
William Wharton. New Haven.
Joseph Arsenault, Rumford. Maine.
Frank W. Baker, Penn Station. Pa.
Harry Beaudry, Richmond. Vt.
Edward II. Bunch. hiunhnll, Pa.
I Charles E. Gray. Buckfield, Mo.
‘cimts r. Hutchinson. West Bothcl.
I lilo.
Bernard lioyce. New Britain. Conn.
tI’rcd S. Klbhc. Hartford. Conn.
Michael Kranick, Elizabeth”, x. J.
Arthur Ledoux. St. .Albans, \‘t.
t\‘Ir-tnr Morris. Edwardsvtllc. Pa.
.Wiiliam ii. Allington.15 Wall strcot,
Norwnlk. Conn. '
James T. Barnes, Island Pond, Vt.
Fred. 0. Bicktord. Romney Depot.
N. H.
,wounoeo, DEGREE UNDETE
:‘p f";- at:
! Sergeants
TClnrcnco E. Rechcr. Itoppel, Pa.
ionorles A. natiorrnorcliesier. Mass.
lhfclvln C. Kirckwood, Rouscvllle, Pa.
Corporal Merle R. Windsor, Campello.
Mass.
"IMIN-
c.’
o
Privates
Charles A. Jennings. Rutland, Vt.
Leonard J. Lntr, Chelsea, Mafia.
John E. Lyden, Homestead, Pa.
tLeIend S. Rakes, Warren, Maine.
Philip Sommerschns. Philadelphia.
Clyde E. Brainy, Bristol, N. H.
Harry‘l'o, Dempsey, Pottsville. Pa.
Layton 3. Downey, Chester, Pa.
FBURGLARS VISIT EAST
NORWALK AND GET
AWAY WITH BOOTY
morning. The exact amount of money
stolen is not known, but it is thought
is: have been between $1,000 and $1,-
0.
Although the policehave absolutely
L
. (National Crop Improvement Service)
HE American farmer, responding
to the urgent call of the Nation,
has again broken the record in
raising an Immense crop of barley.
When he sowed this crop It was worth
61.70 per bushel. He was told at that
time that it would make a good bread
our and that the manufacture of beer
d wine would not be taboo during
a war. How much the farmer will
‘ e on his barley crop this year de-
ends largely on circumstances. Bak-
ps and housewives have proven that
boy will not use barley flour if they
mget anything else. Rye. rice. po-
, and corn flour are much better
pubstltutos for bread. and with Its
Inciting value removed, barley will fall
with n bump and come In direct coin.
otition with oats as a stock feed,
, hlch together with a bumper crop of
corn, wheat and oats will also'serloue
ly elect the price of oats.
Lit is argued that barley is acceptable
I brood flour abroad. If this be
case. and we can let ships, the
fee of barley may be kept in accord-
noe with Ito foreign demand as a
«tum It ll hardly likely that
Allie- will clamor tor barley It
or on get whatnot! from present
women: It would seem that there
he wheat noon to fill every ship
yhfcn can be chartered for that put»
Barley is a splendid grain, next to
torn In feeding value, but there Is a
treat danger. without the sustaining
a
‘ CLARA
smug.
-
m- illofionalck. Philadelphia to sight. the unknown visitors eoter- mom's}... on. they have m
. . led the mom and got away with It. the
Cook Louis Vivien framers Ruthless not being discovered until on: power to apprehend and catch 3* "
in: the ease and are. doing mirth-Ir, - .
eves. fl ; . a
D.
The ladies Guild of St. Luke's aha ~
pel of Stamford are holding their 0*» ;
ing at Baton Point today.
‘ “or/y
at 31.2“ f?
"' .flo‘ m/r'fable as ' s
W eat athPO' .
melting value. that the farmers
let it revert until It will become ll
if any better than oats, and
years of working on pedigreeing
ley will be lost because the lower [I
probably will not insure Its p
care.
We have this big crop and we ~
take care that proper attention to -
en to it to utilize It to Its best
vantage, in spite of the lower .
which seems Imminent. ‘ The gro
demand for non-alcoholic malt -
ages will possibly create a mod
market.
Stacking Best Practice.
We must not leave it In the ..
The cheapest place to storedt is In
stack. The less every year‘fr‘om .
shocking and neglect to‘ltack ll » -
thing enormous. This troop
true In a rainy season after . ,
when the grain to waiting for .
threehers. In some localities eta w-
has become a lost art. In the long
stacking preserves the grain, nlth- r . i
It costs a trifle more to thrash .
from the shock. It you cannot get 4v
threshing machine promptly, stow .
grain to safe. ,
When stacking. make a good ‘ . , .
which will keep out the rain. It
best to make a foundation out of ' .
or boards or tree branches, and ho ‘
the center full so that when the stalk
settles the bundles will slope outward
and dowawsrd to shed the rain. ‘ . .
tlcular attention should be given in .
.ny
the can sheaves
Scene From "The Reason Why," by Clara Kimball Young and Her 0mm.
Company at the Regent Theatre Today and Tomorrow.
we:
!—_d*_ ".
,(Co'ntinued from case One) i
left in any of the places entered and
‘ the police have-not a clue upon which
to work. Their tracks have been cov-
ered up completely and the police
state that it is one of the hardest
lenses that they have ever tackled. .
Although practically nothing is'
known concerning the case, various
conjectures have been made as to who
the robbers were and where they came
from. but the most probable solution
of the mystery is that they‘are the
same ones who last Sunday entered
the home of Richard Gordon,» of
Greens Farms. and secured a quantity
of jewelry and money amounting to.
over $3,000. It seems that this band is,
working all along the water front,
making stops at all of the summer
colonies they'come to. After doing
:A la Carte SerViCe ;
BATHING' ‘
PUBLIOBA’TII 113333 been
and the §°hgs“°t ‘ themselves catchy. Robert J. Bonner. Philadelphia.
was most fascinating-as sung by him Wilbur E. Schell, Somerset, Pa.
The size of the audience was indeed ‘ Sergeants
a compliment to'hlr.‘O‘Hera' and that David J_ Fenue‘ssy, Philadelphia.
1 he appreciated lt‘ ‘was.very evident. as Robert A. ‘Floto, Meyersdaie, Pa.
' DXh‘cmc
rmswoaxs ,nVnay rumor I
_ _ ‘ mono .
ence and thank them for coming i1u Wilkes-Barre, Pa. -
such a terrifically hotnllllti .HObart W. Kemp. Somerset. Paw.
.‘Ralph H. Walters. Rockwood, Pa.
Harry francor, Philadelphia.
‘ or: a Sentinel Went Adv. ..
l
comiianr and was supported Very ab?! Gilbert H. Jerome, New Haven. 4 " '
he took occasion to address tin!" aunt; Theon F» Johnson, 128 Parrish street.‘ Basil M.
ihlaxfleld W. 'Shrtw, Watefimry, Conn.
.. V . George E. Achey, Jackman, Me.
John Brown. Lancaater, Pa.
'Martin Devore, Sharon. Pa. ‘
Charles D. Gondreault. Concord, Vt.
"Robert D. Graham, Philadelphia.
Hadlock, Derby Center, Vt.
’Walter J. McDonald, Philadelphia;
iGeor‘ge A. Mentions. Jersey City.
‘v .o‘talllon w. Dennett. Westbrook, Me.
, Sylvester A. Hay, Point Carbon, Pa.
the Gordon place, which is right near
the water,.they could easily slip off.
.in a boat and hide among any of the
'varlous Islands along the coast. It,
iwould be but a simple matter to run'
'the boat Into the beach at Shorehaven
and then enter the houses of any oil
the residents and make a'quick get-.
away In short order. - l
At Mr. Lybrand’s home between}
5600 and $700 in cash was taken. Be-
fore retiring Mr. ”brand hedpleood
M‘flnonly‘ou hie dresser “from i
‘ mintzs
“Quality Shop”
MID-SUMMER ~
CLEARANCE SALE
Our. Only Sale of the Season.
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FUR SALE _
For This Week ‘Only
Now is' the ,time to boy your
Furs. Prices subject to change
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Rockwell'ér Co.
not IIAIII st.
BRIDGEPORT
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