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«‘0».me and time he ‘6“ NR fear you: am
moon on 'l‘ueé'day cream; at Rev. G. E. Richter has returned from
8:15 o'clock It is, w . that every- I threoday trip to the bone oi his bro
onelba present. ’ that c. T. Richter at Albany. where the
Complaints about the . condition of later is- ,superentindent of the Stand.
I 7 AI PALRETHEATRKMY
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luneoess and home neglect.
Ruth Roland
In the Sill Episode of
“The 'I'icer’s Trail”
Bids-maul lam
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Meani’l‘usday
The Special Production.
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By THOMAS DIXON.
Nation.”
A." lot of stunts by horse
train and afoot. Of course.
The story at. a mn's business ’ paid the greater debt. and gave her
oted. Author of “The Birth of a
W Final arrangements have been made:
the Farm road. Tohcneke,’ tort otnnl Oil Co's. force of salesmen. The
" . may. 89:12::“339322ssggfifnih;3:::f‘ 3 which has been mad as a detour while trip also included an overnight visit at
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nigh-banning of Popular Kayakawa production at the Palace Saniew avenue ‘u treated to an- : mrgdsimw: 13:: inwnd‘ ‘lztm‘finr‘ 3:3?!” I.
LWG” FAIRBANKS ' 'mem xonday. Other 00‘? 01' it"?! and gravel tester M,» d ‘ b m a media; at the W PIT-lest”!
'7 New Aria-aft Action Moriyama. the Japanese gambler. ' i , m 3 P
‘ I‘m-s ’ ‘ B dd 1. bell Ted hat mu m‘ ‘ sans of men on tonal-yo it. minute Chm! 01“!“ ‘me‘ "’“Hng ‘5‘ “’c
‘f! ‘ “CW :lllm avg. :91: :1: collimator: as an}: Mrs. SediGRlleyof Osborne avenue mtg and put it in m. The hard remtativc o! the Forward Mort».
: ' ‘; MW imdebt. ‘1: V.” mm ode of his '3‘ a “5“”? in 30' Haven mter- ruins of the past week had made the meat Gourmet tired-admin!!!-
day.
Theodore ll. Wright and wife have
sold a building lot on First street to
Frank J. Britto.
Julianna-[of who: in the
Stamford hospital in a serious condi-
tionasthe resultotlossofblood what
his arm was amputated at the yards
naive" heavy traveling.
Rowayton Baptist church services
for Sunday, July 27. will be as follows:
Homing worship at 10:30 with serman
. Simese foMMeir religion
—and he proceeded with characteristic
, Oriental cunning and patience to carry
’ out his purpose. '
A!!! comedy “I always pay my debts." was his The annual picnic of the Sunday by “‘9 pastor, Frank S. Clark. Sub- of the New Haven railroad company
"”“ boost. Moflyama paid “his debt} but school of the Burma-ms Method‘sd’. Jed: ”he Curlstm .Gain.” Bible Thursday utter-noon. Altman. who
, Saturday ’ not in the way he had planned. {or church will be held at. moo Point. “1100! I“ m hams “Moe I! was working beneath I our. bed his
m, Tenn mu 11110109133, 'the man whom he had determined was Park next WM. £73”- ‘flh‘m 3! 11“ u-sto: 3‘5 rim It'll-extended over the rail. A
4-» ,H topavthepficeforattemptinghlslife,- mdemmm int, “Your 'Owu salt-anon.— Mmmn‘aginehumpdthoarbe
z. ' . , .LWGULD was loved by the girl m whom Goro improvement. Society meta: C on You; Peoples Chorus will sing. A heath which Altman wanworkina. the
if NOT MA'RRY” owed r. debt of gratitude. So Goro in, Hall yeqpmy atternmn. in their business meeting of the ROthnyhmls of the trucks crushing his arm
so. that amputation was necessary.
Today at the hospital it was said that
the shock Altman had received. to-
gether with the loss of blood might
work against his recovery. .
'Baptist church will be held on Thu-
day evening, July 29, at eight o'clock
for the purpose of considering much
needed repairs on the character and
ierlpanaeotthowork.andtnwhonnthe
lemma will be given.
Captain Thaw 1- She. ("fled ‘ ’Rowayton n. E. Church services.
party 0‘ friends ‘0 Larchmonl ““5 ‘1‘ Rev. George A. Baird, pastor. Stud-y
Hawnrth Pietures Corporation and is temoon. on his m‘ “Why ‘0 morning service of worship at 10:30.
re by I ll itors. Mutual. Jane witnas the wind-up of the mhmont Sermon “we“ . .. Growth." The
Race Week. Sunday school session will convene at
Miss Marion E. Shoot. and hermm 11:50 a m. At (t. clonal a the so»
er, \Villiam, whose homo is in: Ne' sion there will be held the monthly.
York. are spend“! the Veek‘end ‘mh Sunday school board Ins-ting. 81-day
their-eisler. lira. Henry R- Fabian 0' evening section will coin-tenet: at
Washinston street. ‘ 7:30. Sermon theme, ‘Tha Kingdom
A public auction of real estate will of 00¢” The prayer meeting will be
regular weekly sewing session
lover back :9 Gloria Banning. whose The usual large 33th of 39m
tender care had saved his life. . {m is “pacts-d u “mums d the
“His Debt; is ‘a tensely emotional Norwalh. C Club ”Courts .
drama vnth thrilling dramatic £21237: , Camonmisu’ edto amppearm.
Lions. showing the Japanese character i I schedul
in an interesting light. *
The productinn was made by the
t
Novak supports Haynkawa as Gloria
Manning. thorAmerican girl ,and does
excellent work.
Mrs. mar Bull is spending some
time with Badly street M.
llamedtheWeusflohas
EXCURSION TO NORTH bsACH.
a new horse purchased in Ridgefleid.
'Ifor the excursion to North Beach un- take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon held Thursday evening at 7:“. Topic
Relatives from Enid-and Falrfleld
With 6-room cottage will be auctioned! of mwtu.f The Sunday “5001 have been guests at the residence of
der the auspices of the Phoenix Engine at 12 Pleasant street. A lot. sonlo n. for commend“. "n 6 “much A“
Company. tomorrow. The advance sale
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”9 a comma SW39“- ° 30° -" . Rn Herbert 1-1 News“ will cow :0. and through (he‘ll-Imus of m. Bran-m friend- we guests
and financially. ‘ ' and both services at the El" 3'91“” and In. R. S. Barclay it will 5. held Thursday of in. Stucco Andrews of
The steamer Merchant. which has Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow. on Barclay Island the 1..“ rue.
been chartered t0 carry the pioneers in the evening he will give another ofA Harry'Tet-neny alike I“! s”... ‘1‘
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down the Sound. arrived from New his interesting "Short Talks.” lied his sistah- Urn. ”Ma, 1-. Ridge
York this morning. where. the damages According to the records in Town field. yesterday.
received at the South Nomlk dock Clerk Honor: u. Smith's oflice. a lot * - a". “dun. Chum w. mm are
185$ Saturday “‘9me have been ’0‘ and. buildings on Rowan street. hare
paired- The hull has been COWP'GW'Y been sold by Cl‘arison- J. Raymond to
renovated and painted. and it is the Robert Joselovshy. Helnturn sold the
opinion of the Norwulk Steamboat (‘om property and buildings to Anna 3.1..
pally officials that the boat was never than. 1
in better condition than now. A complaint has been received from
The Merchant. in. charge “1380mm 3.13"? on v” mt “m an; a,
William Bullion. formerly employed by nwfi, W W“ on her pro_ ‘
the Iron Steamboat Company Of New den. The mane: was uncoupled;
York City, and who. incidently. will and we enact“, um mind; Bradford N. mm of the Home
command the boat for the balance of to m Men M m.,m;8ank and “Company m- on
V the summer. will leave the South Nor-f done. ibis 73mg,
‘wulkdnckatilam. ; Anmrofmmpeople; CarlAdamshurecentlybaenma-l
I An interemnz fact made “0"” by have siznifled their intelnlun of manta. on when force. ume Stewart
the ofilcials of the Not-walk steamboat in: the trip 1,, Ruth M}. melgrmx
'compauy this morning. is that, starting on the Steamer. Ilercbaut. on the ex-j Nu. Horace B. Olmstead has been
next Saturdav thereafter. the Hal-chant curslon being held under the auspices entertaining her sister. whose home is
will ply between South Nor-walk and of the m5: Mm my of Nor- in 3;;1fm
Huntington. L. I. These trips were in walk. ' Mn. Gaol-3mm on West at.-
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"0!“? 80m “‘9 0r 5“ years ‘80, and Word as received a, Mr. and Mrs. nuns-torturing lllnlladellnc Can.
i it will be remembered. were very popu-
J. W.‘Wisetnanof Seaview-auenue last pm 01 Hartford. ,
m- evening from their ammonium. who Ray C. Lester and his family. of flu"
fills Cull MINE
relatives in Kew York stab.
Mu. Anthony Gillette has returned
to Brldywort. after a few. days' visit
at the residence of James Ghiotxo, tn
the upper parish.-
Mrs. Philip Gerhardt cm
at her Lion's Plaln no... Ber daugh-
ter. Mrs- Joseph Staholl of Stanford.
ha been. in town win; for her.
~ ”In“ Allufandpn Ernest
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and In. Joseph Gurler of Ground.
street. Near-1h. spent. ym with
um parish friends. 2
The Aid Society of the Center‘
street Methodist church held a social
and lawn party Thursday afternoon.
and evening at the Valley Forge reti-
dence of Mr. and lite. Wilkam Osborn.
France, is nowatalloned at Camp UP- taded automobile trip.
ton, awaiting his dlscliarse papers The In. and In. Gem-us it. v. Schlie’lfr;
parents are overland it the he"! 0‘ he have b..- entertaining in. no;
his safe return at their an. Mrs. John Cough of‘SButh Salem. 2
Seventy-live members at the .old an. E. s. Auchitkloss. owner of
poned masquerade dance will
The putt
Sixth Company, Coaag Artillery Com. Keewaydin Farm. with her family baVQ ”0 he“ ‘W'm " u" ‘3‘" house; 7'
,has just arrived in this country from Post Road. has been enjoying an ex-
lett town for a visit to Portland. no. A Mr! la :9 attendance is expected.
Mr. and ms. Richard Abendmtb of Just amber week before the real
a. m Road recently warm,“ old-fashion ham dance to take place’
company. and now attached to the re- Mrs. William 0. Norton of Norwalt It the clubhouse. '
crulting station in Newark. addressed anther son Ralph. l LII! "Chins m rah-anal for:
the boys. I: was-voted to hold a re-I Cot-cable Barty Palmer has recover- the Minstrel snow was held in theI
union on. the 25th day of July every ed from the bruises which he sustain- clubhouse. The full cast was present.
'year. which date marks the nutter-ed recently ridlaa‘hin mic caT On My afternoon. maladies of
sary of memompanrs entry lino the them-me Bay Hill road. the island VIII hold a an! party anE
recent war. ‘ \ ‘ I Terrance Lambert his left the Wal- the clubhouse. 5
East. Narwilk people will undoubted. 'ter Stewart Co.'s employ. and is agahr The midweek. than at the Belle;
ly be Interested to learn that John F. at work at his former occupation as Island Club are to cunilnao. 'l'llel'ef
Dtlscoll. a ropresentdive o: a. New electrician. , has been a rumor at the island our
England Insurance Brena“. was in' The railroad company recently sent these dances were to be discontinued!
town yesterday. Although he failed to ten carloadn of crushed shone here to but such is not the case. The noun
admit it .lt is understood that the dir- lmpmve the appearame of the Darlen mid—week dance with card playing will;
est, cause for his visit to this city was Donut. by being spread upon ”R a?“ be held on Wednesday evening at the
the recent action of. the First District pot plan and its approaches. ‘dnh.
held a reunion dinner at the Dorlon's
House last night- lhjor Albert
.‘lossman. formerly a captain in the
g LONDON. July 1 (Correspondence
of The Associated Press).—Chlldren
istrewed‘ with flowers the path of the
Prince of Wales and~bolnbanied his
‘automobile with roses when he visit-
ed recently the coal mining regions of
ESouth Wales and went down into a
g mine. The Prince scored with the
: coal miners of Rhoudda Valley by tell-
- in: them that it was not his fault that
? it was his first tisit and that his ab-
; sence was due to the war. .
9 On his way to the minehe surpris-
79d one woman by asking. to see her
l house and garden. He stopped his car
zwhen- another woman held up her
baby to give him a rose.
: Arriving at Cwymmer pit. the
, Prince donned the cap and overalls of
‘ a miner, and gratefully accepted from
the foreman a silver safety lamp, the
3 gift of the management. Miners and
‘their {amnion crowded around him,
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AT’PALACE THEATRE TODAY
“‘15:: Joyce in,
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Alice Joyce picture, which
: in the Palace theatre today.
Manes nntbelieve she ever can2
or have faith in any man. but site
en bounce her husband’s wealth hundreds of men and boys while they
_ save her father.
their
~M twists
. 40f the earth. The cage came in view,
“The Spark Divine”' black with coaldust. straight from the
Episode of "The Rag
"filhw to make your wife lore you dos-9
herself is a problem confronting
fishy unhappy husbands in this day.‘
- way to solve the problem, one all-
heroic measures. is shown in
5 news pleased and asking for chalk, wrote
will be besideit. “Thank you;’ and signed it
, mmprov'es a duti-. the
‘dlfiihburmandthechfldigMj He insisted on
- Fillnabandtoawahentlie'dlvlns—
.and cheered while the Prince waited
E for the cage to rise from the depths
; of the shaft.
Suddenly there was heard the sound
of singing apparently from the bowels
Commissioners in turning on the waof James mttclloa. the barber at Nora-3 »
m on the East smé. an. Drlncoll en- ton minus. has begun a suit for am;
deavored to attain an interview with one against his wife. who left bar‘-
Mayor Donovan. but failed to do so. humeand children recently. Mr. Dat-i
'He left for Stamford early in the af— alphas been obligedtopiace The Ml... of a. m how
their weekly nodal at. the clubhouse,
from 3 to s, Tunday afternoon. {
Miss Ellubeth House. is working.
_~.. e.- w..--
ith friends until he can obtain;
turned oft. Mr. Ddseoll. would. have. ahanaeheeper. G cod
no doubt. made a. report. to Boston? Gouge Gmber. in. of mm is en»
with the rennin that Insurance rates'avenuain the springdale 59“ ‘
include;
. ternoon. Bad the water still ‘been onesw
bringing a small party of miners,
toll of the pit and singing a Welsh
. anthem. .
.. . 'tather,veryhardinherel’or$toperiectall!
“'hen the singing stopped the would take a sudden boost. 1mm for 1'0 Veek5~ h“ , 1‘
Prince and his official guides then .____.. {George amber, and Mr. and llire. Val- plans IN “I! m, which 1' to be i ._
stepped into the case and, swiftly but held the middle 0‘ 3
very carefully, were lowered into the
urine. '
At the bottom of the shaft some one
had written on a bank timber with
white chalk, "Vs'elcome to our soldier
Prince! The Prince, was manifestly
'entine Grub”. and ills: Agnes Kell-
for, all at when: are raidents of Brook-
31?; Mrs. cm. X. Yeaton of
I the Post Road have been entertaining
Qilr. Yeatbn’s cousin, Howard Hunt ot
'Valolo, Cat. where no. Hunt has for
’13 years been employed as a designer
oLInachinery at the Ware Island Envy
IaaonG. Adamapiseeotproperty"
whiehisontbo'shouflvnta‘con-j
W the erotic-.0! a W fine'
WWW.
neorpmtcnenmuolatomnn'
Mailman-om“ the‘
beach. It is not“ whether the.
The annual water sportsatfhe'l'oke— M. . Wilma tohfld this neason.’
neke Club are conundrum.) mg, m William. who "a 3 naive-sigma m barn.
A L. . t _I - Ir“ Tit!!!” um “Elm m Immdm Willi? W‘
m Maud Comtock of wnm in tile AW service. attached comm. n to mod mt
to W. has notes; Inn. Wagflw umgvnnmm one-acts: men-iodine new:
inns-murmur." ,-.lpdwfthmmfifietmw°aonwmtomoftheev&
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,--"Edward P.” ,.
Then they took him through. the;
mines. showed him the ventilation;
system which guards the lives of the
‘ work. showed him the “worm;
laces.” where miners were m:-
‘coal’, and explained to him some of
I ' en ' the. under-
, ground life of‘the toilets. ‘
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WE TAKE PLEASURE
in making the anouneenunt that we have at last ruccrr-i-
finding an assistant whose work In in every respect up in
standard we insist upon
Every day new people are being told by their physicians
lhu.‘
' one time wanna not been able to accommodate all those who
ed on: attention; but now we feel that we can take care 0! . ‘
amend clientele without running the risk of slighting a sinz'v
Vida-l m
In the past. annuity was almost exclusively mechanical—no
went to a dentist until driven desperate by pain: but modern ‘
’thtrylsbeouflngnoreandmora a prophylactic mmm “’2: .
‘ I! an M to remedy the eifeets of past neglect or acciden' .,
m: treatment. we especially mmmend the periodical ens,
nation of sound teeth so thatthey may be kept in condition to ac: :
the first line of bodily defence—which is that nature intended lH—f;
to be. Aside from being the but. life-insurance possible. it is much,
less expensive to keep sound teeth perfect. than it is to repair teen.
which have become hundred.
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