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my, mrmnyJJI‘eW will be milepicimhrtho
[“5th Government is of particular interest,
Hr. Dream the lather of 8. Ram
Drew. the Int 0! the motion pie,
he killed in the war.
, should do!
Public of the]
be that shownl
mu, memos, Lune:
IDaIton, Enid Bennett,
Clark. Elsie Fem Walace Reid, as
”MSW
{Lillian Gish. Jack Sheri-ill. Alice kin
ME ABT PASSE“ Joyce. Earl Williams. Harry T. Morey, l ture 9113'?" ‘0
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Carine Griffith, William and Dustinl Another pictum
Famunl, Ruth Roland, Ddtglaa Fair- much to convince
hanks, Alice Brady. Norma Talmadge. . friendship of Japan Will
William S. Hart, Charles Chaplin, Mr..by Sesaue Hayakfl'a. the Japanese!
and Ira. Sidney Drew, Seasue l-Iaya- star. who will be seen in a particular-.5
hwa. Mae Inrray, Dorothy Piling ,Ily convincing‘ ”In. I
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DI'BLIN. Auzurt -.. (Correspond-
ence of The Associated Preach—Sir
Horace Plunkett. chairman of the Ir-
ish convention, has published a serieo
of articles in the lriah newspaper!
with the object of inducing the Gov-
ernment to pass at once a Home Rule
Act for Ireland upon the lines of the
majority report of the convert ion.
pending the [lilting into 0 ration
of the act, he suggested the establish-l
mum of a purely Irish executive, com-l
posed of men of all patties. and re~l
slionsjble either to the Irish conven-f
lion. which has not been formally dis—1
solved, or to the Imperial Parliament}
He appealed for the formation of a
middle party in Ireland of moderate.
men.
Sir Renee’s plan wa;’not received
_wlth favor by any section. The Free-
man's Journal. representing the Irish‘
party. objected to the formation of an-
other Irish party, on the ground that,
Ireland has parties enough and that.
IIts difficulties are caused as much by:
internal dissensions as by external be-‘l
l traynls." John .Sweetman, for mnnyi
‘years a leading member of the Stung
Feln party, and one of the few wealthy;
I imen In its ranks, wrote to say:
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Mao Kalil, Pauline Frederick.
Hermann. William Duncan, Mary low
combiner": Carey, Monroe amp“, NEDougal Hawks. who. has been‘
bury. vs Indie. Lillian Walker. spendmg part of the summer at Nev-3
Fannie Ward and Baby Marie OS-‘port, arrived in Ridgefield' Thursday?
borne. - _ . .
The fact that ur. and am. Sidney-ms!“- 10 ‘15" f!‘WIl¢S~
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These Are Just the Frocks for
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Easy to make. easy to
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PATTERNS
Hundreds of other models 1
ttlually r’llldl’t m - '
The Fashion
Book {or Full
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now may
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Books '
$1.00 to tail and 2:
a day hr each book
taken out.
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“I cannot agree that England can.
7 now settle the future government of.
Ireland. She must now govern Ire-l
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land despotically till the peace confer-I
An interdenominational service Wili‘ d 't ld h f l b flt‘
h - . ,. , , ‘ once, an I won 9 or 191- one I
be eld m Union (hand, “a“ Nor to govern us with a. little common.
walk on Sunday afternoon at 3:30.1s9n894u ‘
There will be violin and vocal solos This view that nothing can be done;
and an illustrated Bible talk. All are about Home Rule till the end of the:
cordiall invIted ( it , war is also the view of the Unionists,!
y ° 8 ”"1 vand Willlsm Jellett. the most activet
of tho irreconciled Southern Union.
’ ‘W" buy and SP" ““9"." “01163 ists, has put forward his opinion as
Maples & Goldschmldt, brokers. to the mum—dime government of Ire-
”.-.c -., land in much the saute sense as John
The date of the celebration In New Sweetmnn.
Haven oi the anniversary of the do
nrture of the 102nd regiment for BIOVIES TO WORK FOR
France has been chanlred from Rah 4TH LIBERTY [DAN
urday, September 14.. to Sunday. Sep- -————-——
tembér 15. (Continued From You one)
The Stamford Lodur. New England, thnkfll‘.£l'llsm,fof :3'a?lnzlltlnijg-
,, rec are p icitv or e ourtt 'i
£22923,“ l’rxrc‘tll‘on. ‘ .‘st Fargo, erty Loan. visited the Zukor commit-l
n - V‘ 9 “‘9 nce P p tee yesterday and approved the meth-.
utY Thompson of the South Norwalk od by which thew films will be dis-'
lodge. Interesting top't-s were dle~ tributed. It Is the committee's futon-t
cussed-Stamford Advocate. ”0“ ‘0 ““0 a specified number N
prints of every pictulc taken for thet
- loan to the various control exchanges.
~Annusl Gm" bake mm by James throughout the l'nlted States. From:
J. Ghlotto and Bob Gates. Sunday. the exchanges they will be forwarded:
august 25m. Burchard's gro've. Tick- to every house In the district covered
ets ’3 50 by the exchange, and will be furnished l
' ' gratis to the exhibitors. so that therel
will be no rrason why every motion:
The annual outing "f the NOrW'H‘ picture house in the country should;
Boat Club Is scheduled for Nauvoo ls~ not be well supplied with Liberty Loan}
land on Sunday. September ‘15. A films during the drive.
The plans for distribution of the
“Ck bake 1'! among the possibilities. films were determined upon by Adolph
with 9““ attendant digging his own Zulror', national chairman of the Natl
clams. - tlonal Association of the Motion Pic-
ture Industry: John C. Flinn. chair-
madc of the pm man of the motion picture committee
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$2.98. and $3.98.
Brass and Enameled Beds
Announcement is
”OTTO! 0f CONNIE? Trowbridge l0 3 l0!“ the Icon: wgltm' W- ltwm. chairs. W“. rm mt ‘11 kind! or metal 'M ha" a.
second lieutenancy and his name has man of ”‘9 (“Rm utton committee. an 1 , we mm. carom] ill ciion of our his ' of “I.
Al. Llchlmnn, who Is In direct charge, "laud. N m -
nuns.
pompafisonwillahowthat we are communism!
VALUES IN THE CITY in this line, which includes all our,
3’9?“ advanced "1 (he 3°“ 0! Honor. of the distribution of the pictures!
Lieut. 'I‘rowbrldge Is. at Camp D?“ This committee ls cooperating with
ens where be Is engaged In important the United States Treasury Depart,
instruction work. ment. in man models
‘ The work of the motion picture pco- y ' _
ple will be the most stupendous ever All kinds of RM“ Springs, Mattresses and Plum.
*0“ MG Ell?" 0“ ’0‘" “’31 bIlI. undertaken by this Industry for any
That‘s what Bumham Boiler Cosy governmental end, and will be one_of
Comfort Heat does. The heat from the the most Important features of the en-
RAYMOND 8t SON
momma-a lot-nth.
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‘ Do] You. Want Anything in the Building
Who Carry a Large Stock at All Kinds l
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boiler that's made in Westchester "1‘0 campaign. Practically everyman.
County. A representative will gladly
call at your request. Lord & Bumhatu
00., Irvlngton, N. Y.——Adu.
The summer home of the late Ed-
ward M. Knox, at Ridgefleld has been
wrchssed ‘oy Edward J. Scheflreen.
'ot noston. The place. which is known
.as Downesbury, contains 259 acres
and Is one of the haudsontost of the
many beautiful estates in Ridxefleld.
llr. final, the late owns? {the pro;
perry, was the. head of the Knox Hat
ager of the film corporations through-
out tbe entire country has slgnlfled his
Intention of cooperating with the Gov-
t‘lnllanl to the fullest extent of his
ubllity. both in the production of the
pictures and in the, time devoted by
his stuff.
Each picture will be about three
hundred feet long. with the exception
of that featuring Pnullne’ Frederick.
which will be one thousand feet.
Every picture will be given one hun-
tdred per cent. showing. ‘ Altogether
three thousand pltuts will be made,
supplying each‘of the fifteen thousand
motion picture houses In the country.
‘Every house will have a different pic-
New Victor’Records for August
They Were All Out of Step But Jim,‘by Billy Murray.
Paul Revere, by Charles Bart and Shanon roar.
Hello Oahu-oi, 'Give In No Man's land, hymns Brown.
CO. of Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘
' ' ture for every performance. - . .
D d f Darlen from: It had at first been planned to have smflwl ”3°" 0' Smith ' 0201mm
Bobby MC one ' ° ‘ ' the scenarios written by a central com- »
over In France writes to Dr. H- '11 mltteerhut after dellberniton, it We: Skeleton Jungle. WW Ride Jthnd.
Court: that he decided to outline a general pan 0
Hanson and Frank D8 y the pictures desired, the artists In- Granny's Laddy, by Harry Lauder.
met Milton F. Smith. Richard About
droth and Harry sohllchting and (I.
w. Gelat over there a short time ago.
The Dal-Ion boys were mutually pleas-g
ed as McDonald's letter indicated.
terpretlug their own ideas, or havlng
the scenarios written by their own ed-
Itors. ‘
David W. Grlillth has announced
'that he will personally write the sce-
nario featuring Lillian Gish. That for
The Song That Reached fly Heart, by Evan Williams.
Hear these new records, which we will gladly play‘for you.
The meeting is considered remarka-
ble for‘they went with different out-
fits. at different times. r
Jack Sherrill has been written by An
;thur Brisbane. 1.-
Among the stirs who will be seen
——1-., are Enrico Caruso, Mary Pickford,
fl Harold Lockwood. Madame Nulmova,
A. 1. Collins Company
\ - VEILINGS
A fresh arrival of new Meshes in black, f
CERTIFICATES 0F
INDEBTEDPESS
Are Now Being laauad In Antici-
pation of the Fourth leerty
Loan That It to la Put Out ,‘
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Material line? If so, call on
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Phone 118-! l3? Washinllon Si.-
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0am for Innuodiato Disposal—Subject to Prior Bale,
. UNITED STATES TREASURY '
4 1-2 Pu- Oent. CERTIFICATES Ol' IIDIB‘I'EDNESS
“TUBING carom 24th, 1918
In Denominations of
8000 and $1,000.
At par and accrued interest from June 25th, 1918. ,-
Tbeu Certificates an elliptical o! the United States and
pol-cu ovary attractive feature of a abort-time investment oi
the harm unmet", warning-ta
To any individual, firm or corporation having funds tam-
irlie, int-humanity to invest ia the best so-
oufltyinthoworldatagoodmeof interest, at the some
time contributing to the winning of the war.
Stamped
Art Goods
For those interested In Art Needle-
work It will be to their advantage to
examine our new line ot,Royal Society
Packages, which include:
LINGERIE GARMENTS —— Gowns,
Combinations, Camisoles, Corset
' Covers, Dressing Saoques.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—Scarves,
Centre Pieces, Pillow Tops. Collar
Bags, all of linen and cotton crash.
Carriage Robes and Pillows to
match.
INFANTS' and CHILDREN'S DRESS
. ES and SETS—Including Slip,
Bonnet and Bib.
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There is plenty of Summer weather ahead
of us and nothing will liven up your cos
tulle hlte'Nl‘W WIIII'E SIIQIIS.
We have all kinds Ior all purposes.
._ The Best of Hosiery'of All Grades.
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Chiropractic la the definition O
cause or the disease and the and
adjusting the same. Disease in ” '
by a wrench. twiat or apnia lat-
back. Even if dam in mm.
creates pinched nerves and this
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hlropnctora remove the ‘1
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through harmonizing the nerve ay-
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by the Government
This Fall.
Those Certificates my be puri
chased through ua’in'denominae‘
tlons as small as $590.00 and-
may be used In payment for alib-
acriptlons to the next issue or
. Liberty Bonds.
It you have Idle funds that you... --
taupe and the popular navy..ut
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was no: nailed. giving exllra ..
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We hove them In many patterns
otherwise in three or four
months, 1!!le your opportun-
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for living or dining room can be
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