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"LAW NORTH OF 65 '
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Wallace Reid i
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PARK
South Norwalk. C0111!-
Davis-.9 Etery Evening
:1 sales Now Gpell .
.1113}? Sinners and a-
. Ila-Sartre Service
1.3.115 & Banquets
.. <5 EVERY FRIDAY
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,:° ,C ark in “Come Out of £110
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ant of the :‘rt 0! cooking, Murder-its
Clark is a past mistress of the science
.of cuisine as all who have enjoyed
{collations prepared by her dainty
hands. have substantial reason to
.know.
Miss Clark has a spendidly equip-
ped kitchen in her New York home.
and when she is» busy with some gas-
tronomic chief d‘ouvrc. it is highly
indiscrcet to ask her to come out of
the kitchen until her workis done.
But in- “Come Out of the Kitchen."
Miss Clark is seen as an aristocratic
Virginia girl who finds it necessary
Tto assume the role of a cook but
vwhiie her accomplishments In this
.line arm nil she- manages‘to win the
love of a rich northerner, which. after
all. proved the best thing she could
have done. "’
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AT PALACE THEATRE. FRIDAY
Wallace Reid in “The Love Burglar"
and Tom Mix in "The Law North '
of 65."
\Vailuce Reid is next to appear in
a Paramount picture adapted from a
{stage play The plav "One of " "
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known dramatist. and had its pre-
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lAngeles, some months ago. The
'st‘l‘nen version is “The Love Burglar"
1am] it will be shown at the Palace
lThcutre Friday.
in the stage production. the chief
Irole was played by a feminine star.
ibut for the purposes of the screen.
the lendint: male role .was made the
Imost important. .
The story deals with the adventures
.of a young society idler. who find“?
'his younger and erring brother in a
dough slum saloon, strips him of all
his valuables and sends him home.
This act is interpreted ‘by the rough
element as a bold hod- -up. they not'Tt is claimed that in consequence twen.
knowing that a relationship exists be-
tween the two men and they wai-
1come him into their gang, thinking
that he is “The Colt Kid." on er- con
vict whom tiny have been expecting.
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1 AT REGENT THEATRE, TO-DbAY
William 3. Hart in “Square Deal San-
dcrcovw' .Pathe News and
Comedy.
In "Square Deal Sanderson." Wil-
;liam'9. llart's newest Artcratt picture.
.which will be shown at the Regent
Vi‘hcatre today. will he found one of
'thc strongest stories ever employed
for a scenario. it. was written by
:Charles A. Seltzer and pigturized by
3Lambert Hillyer.
it tells about a westemer who secs
1:1. horscthi-«f shot in the back. who
:11ft.crwards kills his assailant. A lot.
£111.11 tolls Square Deal Sanderson that
the thief is r. brother of Mary Brant: ’
ford. owner of :1 ranch in New Mexico
who writes that she is beset by a man
fwho is lining to steal her property
Square Deal goes to her rescue and
poses as he: 111-.other whom she had
not seen from childhood. He saves
her, gets-1 into and out of many but!
scrapes, but finally best the villain
and his hand. To conflncc the zirl
that he is not her brother, how‘é’yer.
is a‘problem.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICE! AT
FITCH's HOME
HARTFORD. Aug. 14.—Governor
Holcomb today approved a requisition
from the executive committee of the
Soldiers' and SallOrs Hospital board
tor 81100 for religious services to be
held at Fitch’s Home for Soldiers'
ovoLna or ‘htouosrr. .'
, Anita“ the Human Mind.
Just as we find a mathematical rule euro 13 GOVE
many of the bodily movements: Just"
so thought may be supposed to nave
its regular cycles.‘ Such or sucn a
thought comets round periodically, in
its turn._ Accidental suggestions. how-
ever. so far interfere with the regular
cycles, that we may find them practi-
TOKIO
has been a
according}:
no oontl _’ .
morning. Hr Fulton add. mem-
Pcriodlcal Woven Pm Through and only two men were out. .
«am.
.Salto “me—1. m of the W“ case of form. sonnets hilt! sailors
”pen here. There is
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Scorn Collage co Wain Usual
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anon or KOREA " "WM! with Scrvloe wen.
Customary entrance requirements-
Aug. lL—Admlral will be waived next Septem‘er in the'
who desire to enter Connecticut Ami-j
mum-d College. by the terms at rear
difim' recently" adopted by the taco:
ty. This“ action was talten especially
(aroma; of Kat-cg.
cally beyond our power of recognition.
‘Take all this for what it is worth. but
at any rate you will agree that there
are certain particular thoughts that
do not come up once a day, nor once a
week but that a year would hardly go
round without your having them pass
through your mind. Here is one which
comes up-at intervals in this way.‘,
Some one speaks of it, and there is an
instant an denser smile of. assent in
the listener or listeners Yes inded;
they have often been struck by it. '1
All at once a conviction flashes
through us that we have been in the
same precise circumstacnes as at the
present instant. once or many times
before —Oliver Wendell Holmes
HARTFORD causes-recs 2
MAKE commas
HARTFORD; Aug. 14.—-Carpenters
employed in construction work at the
filter beds of Hartford's new water
system near Reservoir No. 1 presented
demands Tuesday asking a wage in-
crease to 87 cents an hour for ten
hours. bringing the daily price to $8.75. ‘
The present wage is 75 cents an hour. '
Time and a half for overtime was also
asked. as was the “open shop."
Superintendent Hilton of the firm or
New York contractors having the job M"“"‘“ Clark
in band informed a committee that the
company could not meet the demands. “'"r
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MARGUERLT CLARK
n Confirm oi the K1tchen 1
.work he will be considered as a regu
3" Fum" 5‘890 lcr'studcnt. with privilege of continu-
3u°¢0031 "Como Out at The Kit.
at Palace Theatrc,
To-day. 1
'those of agriculture. general science. .
-—~ for the benefit of young men whose
courses in high schools or preparatory
ls were interrupted by the ‘War
and ho do not care to return to “-“te
institutions.
the usual requirement
former soldiers and sailors on the
basis of 'tuteiiizent tests s‘milar to
those employed at the Olliccrs‘ tam»
ing camps. in addition the candidate
Witness as .1 student.
1 In providing‘for relicfl
.establishcd entrance requirements
z courses.
quirod in the arm; have tended to.
mature the minds of these youngsters
1 Although entrance is permitted to.
_ Ithe regular four-year courses leading
to a degree. it amounts. practically. '
ia probation period of one year. If at
the end of that time the student has
1estabiished his ability to conti on“. th?‘
'upon graduation. as other students.
Courses open under this plan are
‘ ' and engineering.
Growing
Up --
Combination Coffee
Full Strengt
Choice Victory Tea
Mono)- and Drink (3an Tea
Delicious Flavor.
Buy Now, Save
Try a Bay a! Fresh Roasted
JUMBO PEANUTS -
A rcnl treat for both “grown-ups'
Spring Valley Butter
Spring Valley Eggs
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The food-buying publ-it is crowing up. It is acquiring wisdom \ ROTOR POINT
and demands urity in food above everything else. ”Ever: - 11.31: at tho
thing sold m be Van Dyk store is pure. '1‘}: g u; no tendencx ’ UNTZIN
to misrepresent. Buy W hen- you are sure- «$1111.11 11:- GBIODAfFO
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Pnce List of Van Dyk Specials:
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' and “kiddies. ‘
LOVING SPOUSE.
‘ Hubby (seeing his wife om—You
must promise not to ask‘ for money
every time you write.
Wife-But that would necessitate
my writing so much oftencr.
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One glass means another.
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7' instead of demanding of those mnnf
of standard;
.hizh school training before entrance;
Ito the college, the faculty will admit;;
Loan‘is Over
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{must present three recommendations-
' Vc'om responsible persons, relative to;
‘1'0 om the1
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college authoxltios take the position;
.that army training has to some da—i
vggrec‘ taken the place of preparatoryi
it is considered that the (118-? .
'cipline and application to duty nc-gF
and added to their mental alertness 1
ins his studies with the same degrees. - .
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Although our sale is over we '
still have Bedding and Floor?
Covering to ofier at reduced .-
prices ‘
Connecticut Bedding Store
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Our XXX Ice Cream is made very carefully and of the purest of
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