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ALICE BRADY
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The Indestructible Wife
.1 5101) of society's trials and ten-
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Ruth Roland
In the Fourth Episode of
“The Tiger’s Trail”
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Today
Beaul iful and Popular
Enid Bennet
Who We bclieVe is impmVing with
men ploduction in
"The Haunted Bed room"
She had neur experienced such
.1 night as that spent on the trail of
that shadowy, cold. menacing
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CHRISTIE COMEDY
MUTT AND JEFF CARTOON.
Friday and Saturday
Alice Joyce
—-in _._
“The Third Degree"
Ry all means sec this
mece of Charles Klein's.
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TOM MlX
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“A CHILD .OF THE PRAIRIESJT
Topics of the Day.
representing the First National bank
of that city
WW“ and displays [Mas Clark at her
best.‘ 1‘ ,.
W‘hen Sylvia escapes from her home King said he did not consider it
to avoid wading an old man she de-i necessary to be at. the plant every
SDises. she flees to the wods aim finds day That would cost him more he
refuge in a summer camp wrere the said than “‘3 913‘"t 15 worth he en—'
three woma hotels are livig. Wile thev- trusted MOSt Of the busmess t0 the
ram 11 they find her asleep curled ”up subordinates. When he took charge
on a couch. jot the plant he said. there was not
.money enough to meet the pay roll.
and he borrowed in all 342.000 from
the City National bank.
’ Judge Curtis took the papers and re-
served decision,
AT THE PALACE THEATRETBDAY
Enid Bennett in. “The Haunted Bed-
room." Also Christie Comedy '
C. Gardner SulliVan. famous writer
of moving picture stories. author 0(41 d . 1' I' . ll
‘L‘ivilization" and other notable screen 11 yester ays paper to sure you a
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successes. has iurnished the silver About the Bazaar and note what it
sheet. a new novelty that promises to said:
establish itself as the classic ghost of The many! attractions and 309“ thlngs
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tlu scrlen. list as 1n .terature haVe In order that we may soon ring the
come down standards as Buiwer I. yt- bell.
ton‘s The House on the Brain." Dau- 2-
iel De‘ Foe‘s “The Aspiration of Mrs. For YO“ know the Old Church that.
Veal" to say nothing of “Hamlet." and‘ Destitdoyoeel 011313}hffrfriiennineteenseven- {
‘ King Lear." teen—
The remarkable feature of this story “'9 desire to rebuild and ask YOU 10
is that whilefiit is a ghost story. it do try
And come to the sale and lots of
xelops that the ghost was a real human things buv
‘nnd illustrates how easily people n1: iv _ 3.
be deceived into thinking they: see and The things that we have would sure
hear supernatuxai things. So 3%)“ affirm id t b . h
The pictulo will be presented at the yoouelook. e ea 0 u) w en
There are towels. and holders. and
dust caps. and bags
And ironing coverswith price on the
Palace theatre today. In ”this Para-
mount production Enid Bennett is rea-
tured. surrounded by an especially sel-
gected cast of players. tags. 4
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AT THE PALACE THEATRE small—
FRIDAY AND SATURDAV l Cross- bar and gingham, that we may
please all.
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“The Third Degree” Adapted from: elfiglssgo;_mmpers' for the wee.
Stage Success by Charles Klein Star ' And little girls, too. that will prove a
9 great joy.
ring Alice Joyce.
It is Annie Sands. cast—oftkvaitress ‘
Ice cream, and candy. and all kinds o§
b1ide.nho shows the cultured. exclu-i eats—-
sire society matron the nobility otlove Home made cakes and cookies. and
321ml sacrifice in ‘The Third Degree? pies that are treats.
the big Vitaglaph production stalring Salads and allhots. and Vegetables
”the" ’0‘ ('9 meh will be 39?“ in the Picked nice and fresh. from the gar-
Palace Theatre F1 Min and sututday. den, for you.
Annie ()llss Jovce) has been turned
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with a toy
'band bV his millionaire tater who That is sure to 91%;, _ girl 9%. %
"swears to destroy llel.The?Voutl1 is boy.
arrested for multicr in leali‘ty a sui- The pricenls ten cents. and each one
we‘se .
cide but (01 VVllitll the police by a
thi: ll dc glee inquisition extolt a con-
f‘PSSlOD. ’
Annie 111.1110 fights to anc him from
death and E11 1|) fulces the Vtoman to
rcteul a letter showing an "al"l‘11i1"'_ he-
and the dead 1111111 :ind Show-
my also a rmliV‘u for suicide, .Thislet-
(or trees her husband. andi then to
spztrc him and his family further dis-i.
Kl‘l'CC she ile:'<l lt‘ accepts the onus and j
ll: e s llaillc (11‘ the affair ‘ ’ l
‘ The Thil .1 Degree" created a fulolc’
\\ hen plodutell as one of thef greatest
late, CharlesI
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Vt'ill help us the quicker “To ring the
church bell.”
”Ell-T" OFF CORN—S
lr DOESN'T HURT
tween her
stage triumphs of the
Klein. l'icturized by Vltnzrnph.
lo>t none of its grippinz draniatic pow—
er. Miss Joyce has one of tho :lroug-
est rules of her career. ' '
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‘rRECEIVERSl-HP FEE 005$:er '
3071-1211 JOHN.T. KlNG
Get rid of every corn and callus
for few cents '
But He Tells Court It Is T60 Lojw—
He Visited the Plant Once.
BRIDGEPORT, June 26. ——"I‘hc mat-I
tor of 11 fee for this receiviershtp 1st
immaterial to me." John T. King told:
lTuesday when he was on the witnessl
Al lflt liifilRES
A 7 THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND FRIDAY
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1 Girl," a Palm: Weekly and Com-
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1‘I;-- photography in Marguerite
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It"1'll in the Regent theatre today
. is the work of ii. Cronlagcr
most artistic cameraman in
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- 1ntly Air. Cronjztzel‘ has done
1 1 151- "shooting" in this picture. his’
' < ::'.'1 ~ 1- speriallr being of c.
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' meals v. ith the tzials of 21
~. 1 int crs VV110 are ultimat-
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t not. teas 1 lat their preten-
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G RAND BAZAAR
And Lawn Fete
011 The Green
Friday and Saturday
June 27-28
For Benefit of First Congrega-
tional Church Building Fund
.ipecial Attractions for Children
Saturday
Useful and Fancy Articles
For Sale
hildrens Rompers. Infants’
Outfits, Etc.
Box Lunches. Cakes, Pie: and
Bread
Delicious Luncheon 50c
Served in Parish Home not
day, rain or- M
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Isaid he thought the fee was far too
:of Chicago. paid for too high a price
unanngul
‘ salary
Judge Curtis in the superior court
stand in relation to acceptance of the
final account of the recechr for the
II. ll. Smith Sichr Co. M1 King
low, and also that Albert Pick & Co.
Drop a little P‘reezonc on an aching
for the plant :c03‘n. inziuzntly that com stops llurlln'z,
There was Opposition on' the part then‘you lift it right out. “I doesn‘t
of some of the creditors to the slow pain one hit. Yes. magic?
ance of Receiver King‘s fee of $4.000, “'hy wait" Your druzizi:t Sclls a
and Judge Curtis reserveddeoision. tiny bottle of Freezone for 11 few cents
\i wish. the roll asumed by aMrgemne Most of the objection to the tee come;
Clmk. The picture—is oneotnnnsual ip- from Attonrey Steel 0! New Haven.
l 0n the ground or‘desertlon. Charles
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sufficient to lid your feet of every hard'
corn, soft corn, or corn between the
toes. and calluses, without soreness orl
irritation. Freezone is the much talk-1
cd of ether discOV'ery of 3 Cincinnati.
genius. ‘
It was brought out in the testimony
that King visited the plant but once.
soon after he was appointed in Decem-
ber. 1917. and-that the business was
leorge F. ‘Ettig. whose
raised $1,000 by King.
by
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Murray’s Singing Orchestra will be
lot the Roton Point Dance Petition on
‘Wednesday night July 23.
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1 being put into condition again tor this
Miss Anna Pulley of the 131111911 side year. ged that a large :112‘?nd"’lnl t 'V'ill be
school will attend a summer school in “‘- ; present. I
The 1103’ which is a“fl\’01'lle among —-'——"' 5
New York after a brief vacation.
. ~ ibathcls is undergoing its final stages
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Heights school. Tuesday evening, prov- should he‘led to its moorings.
ed to be a great success, in spite of
the very hot weather. The sings will
promptly. and a most cordial in'vita—/t
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Today the W‘ashington M. E. Sun
day school of Bridgeport
park. holding their outing.
present and to Join in the good old
songs. Come and bring a friend. The
more, the merrier.
The Vt‘oodway Country Club golf
links are patronized» these days by
more enthusiasts than ever before. and
with the membership of the club con~
stantly on the increase—fifteen new
names were added to the club roster
last month—the popularity of the
splendid local grounds is sure to grow.
Last year men were busy with war
thoughts and the rush of work that
Went hand in hand with war prepara-
tions. Vt’ith such troubles nowsmooth-
ing out. the kind of men who frequent
the links here now have more golfing
hours to themsehesjand they certaln- mack and Ban y Mayer's Dixie Jazz
ly like the lav ot the 111111 here. there band will make its second appearance
is no longer any doubt about this. fat the point. They will also bring
‘ leth them a numhr of brass pm
which they did not have wi'h them in
1H. Chandler of Barton was created 11. their first appearance. This nill en-
degree of divorce from Susan Chundv able the music to be heard at the tar-
Icr of Bridgeport. .Mr.(‘l1nndlcr told that end of the ball. which was not
Judge Curtis who was mam; the an in’ ‘ amusement.
the defendant 1895 and t‘ 7’ ' '
a half Vcars ago-his wlie left hlrd' t6
come to Bridgepor; where she said
there was more life "it was her sister
who liVes in this clay. that urged her
to come here." said Mr. Chandler. A!-
if? rnc- msflfiawfimiw
that Mr. Chandler was a man of prob-
ity. and has been keeping fichelor‘s
hall since the desertion. the court
granted the divorcee?
is the greatest season that the park
and when the
the Point Vector-day. About 200 a:
and games at the park.
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lips for that day.
91.1-2 Main Street
role «11 hold a moon—light in: on
The “Ring the Bell" concesSion 48211313 club has
.The community sing at the Nor-own Of repairs and within a few days it Junior high school will hold a picnic' :
‘at the point tomorrow.
. pavilion has been donated by Manager
The tides for afternoon bathing are Hayley,
be held every Tuesday at 8 p. m. not very good this week. because of dancing.
his manv bathers took to the water will be furnished by the school’s or-
tion is extended to every one to be yesterday moxning for their daiiV dip chestra. '
is at the attending the Point are breaking all
previous records for pas: years. This
The picnic ol' the second (‘onglega- has enjoyed so tar‘.
tlonalchurch 0f GTGGDWICh was held El wam‘er weather sets ‘3 some pretty
good record-breaking crowds are ex-
tended and enjoyed the amusements pected to dock to the point.
The local branch or the Salvation Ball contest open to all. will 'be rolled
Army will hold the annual outing at on the “193-3 at the Point.
the Point on July 3. Arrangements 1‘.) age score {01' five games will be added
300 are being made by Captain Phil- and the person “1.ij
inverage will be given-a stretch of the
highest. quality.
On Tuesday evening, July 1, McCor- another prim which the management
has not decided upon as yet.
will be only two prizes. some pretty
accurate rolling will tune to be done.
as Skeelfalling is:
game and. the players can not trust
it. to luck :to make a high score.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED 1'0 mr YOUR mm
High-Grade Tires and Tubes, Gas, Vulcanixing, Oil. Grou-
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Monday evening June 80 111i: is a
new creation in the jazz dancing.‘
which will be inaugurated for the first
time at the Point this season
Th1: UniVersal club of Stanli’md will
hold a dance at the park ti. is atoning.
a -olowing in both
Stamford and Not-walk it is expect-
The senior class of the lFirstn‘klin‘
The dance .
so the members may anyoy
The music for the occasion
The average crowds which are‘ now
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Dancing Every Evening
Picnic Dales Now Open
Shore Dinners and a-
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Special Attention to
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Avon by-llle-Sea. N. J.
Located directly on, the
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Attention to Ford Owners
SALE OF HONEYCOMB RADIATORS
THIS WEEK ONLY " ”
$23.00
Radiator Repair Shop
26 lllainSt., Norwalll, Conn.
“Tops for Tats”
Washable Play Eats, made in sensible “yin, yet very
smart and attractive for children 6 months to 6 yuan. Some
modelsareplainwhitenndothen have little touches of color
“runs.“
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