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:‘ ‘ i at about fit" he added. "I mean. I d” t Badger. the “or; upere lied Lyflorul.
J 9.5; iflg‘ul‘e trier-0,8 any danger—.ah-hem'I “Shani" ch88 u Y F
5‘3”)”: “acne? llke your recommendations. You see. "'93:; mg"
5"“ 5” team at ’ had lots of troubleI-J' . noth ' ed .
A», good-look- .we ve yourse‘J' Mr. Needam." Lyflom chuckled and turn
- .7. No sentimental
for matrimony con-
363% kg)"; pay and an ex-
fa.- ..tlg place for the
’ Wyn-.411.
glared {rad Bean.
“: i S’A-nnd time.
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.w Company was one of the hits of ‘lhe
show in comedv and '
! _ variety numbers
211:1 the members of this cast were
.' Bso warmly applauded. The Callahan
g rotheiz‘s, who have played almost. ex-
.clusively on the Keir ‘ "
,iavor h clrun. apnea?-
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THE BESE|CO1¥$KE|N MOTION :aesialists, Who have fienRsn-‘n;?§doaé
3‘ .snappy finish. Alice ' 1w- i is;
FULL ORCHESTRA EVERY :Presenfed in “Share Aux-13:3 “taxi? :2?
PERFORMANCE. lthe last time and on Saturday The-dz;
éBara will play “When Men Desire."
LAST TIME TODAY
The Great American Drama.
Presented by First National
Starring
ANITA STEWART
.5 HM-
EROOSTER MAY BE DEMOCRATlC
EMBLEM
~“(EDélEIC£5120, June 18.—~.~\ rooster in-
r . o a. mule will -
,cratlc emblem if he the Demo
is
' ‘ , . ‘ . plans f .\ _~, .
As“¥lz‘lldgflv the R‘dmg Wait. in term? Tam, chairman o? thiamfinparnefe.
1.. Old- Kentucky” .ggmllltee Of the lllinols Democratic
-and—- . omens Committee. are adopted
She announced today
. that [h s
of little silver on ands
rousters would be
JAZZ MURRAY
In Appropriate Southern
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; - played
; dancing and chaifler it's-w roumd after
jorner school
’ shoulders.
., .mhly spoke upiif
:‘ ...',y at Edgarétrouble 1n. the 8113
' r of the com-éAbel."
. :1, the school 3
t. bite our heads 3 unmarried man.
agree on thatf
a marrying ofljneck
; will ma‘nms?"lu:.d takes books of
. .' any high whenlon him, and I'm no
- all: term a year‘to f
‘ amped with Elvl—q
15 no danger froml
“We’re '3 meat. Wit
We ain't plan-{produced h
' Tim felicwg"' said afloatlons for the place-
’ " :1 llulger still stalk-é _
. ’2. 1. re that danger 5 hands pnle
advertisement.
issue of . heart.
erect as ‘ twelve dollars a
and scanning the 8d“ 69
-.,_ .‘7' he softened a trlfle?"
. lent began mildly. when
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who;
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suecfions Song gvixen to the convention at San Pmnw
SPEClAL MUSIC. 10193:; In an effort to tamlllarize the
MATINEE. 25c EVENlNG, 30c :$£.,’ace “uh the real (pally emfinr
5 . SATURDAY ' -, “1 line gone into this question.“
elzmck Presents the Distinguish she said. “I have found that the don-
, 911 ~ grey was Wished on the D‘T—‘mocrnfio
1 , arty just ai’terxtho Civil; W’al‘. w? an
In a NgwplggiflxgonofiEu the Democrats refused the re‘clon‘
. , a y ri 3 and strmiaion rovram ' ~*'
c: Much Laughter, party. 9 b’ or me oppo‘ue'
The Desperate Hero” “The Democrats are not mulisl‘.
OTHER SPECIALS.
SUNDAY
WITH RUTH ROLAND SERIAL
A Dre-release of the next monlh.
.1 . WARREN KERRIGAN
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only firm. The rooster is a proud
bird and has something to Crow,
abou‘t.”
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DENTIST‘S CHARGES DISM ED:
“EST ORANGE. N. J.. Jungsls‘ifi:
ECharges by Dr. Howard Applezaie.l
:a dentist. that. nine alumni membersf
at the Beta Sigma Motel-nit}- of the.
West Orange High School tarred and:
leaved him during an initiation. have!
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lthese selections with all shows. Spec-
ial music for the picture has been
,more than a feature and has reallv
lamounted to a delight for the pattronnl
'o! the Regenft. Tomorrow the Re
(gent will otter Owen Moore in “The
gDesperate Hero."
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PALACE VAUDEVILLE
., “no”...
iFive Act Bill Which Opened Yestgr.
day is a Galaxy of Features—Alice
Lake's Share Acres Made Big Hit.
The Palace Theatre had the S. R.
Q. Sign out early last evening tollow-
; me a big matinee and after Norwalk
people get talking about the combin-
g‘1ll0n vaudeville and picture show
which was oflelred it is certain that
:he S. R. 0. notice will be kept in
use. The Palace has not offered a.‘
letter bill this year and this was} ‘
evidenced by the enuine enthusiasm? . -
which developed at all shows. In Our repair department 15 1393p-
ll‘le first place Alice Lake's presenta- erly equipped to do your eye—glass
rilon 13v Men-21 in “Slim” Aclires" his 2 work at short notice. .The work
c asse as a. m wit out riva . T e’ this partm rece‘
production ls replete with thrillsJOf' ' ~de - - ent‘ we'the
same scientific careful attention
>'Dlendid acting. perfect dlf‘écllon andi , _ _
' is a credit to evelryone Wm) had 13 paid to an eye examination and
anything to do with it. The sensationsf an order for glasses. .We war-
nl~ lhls film piece are too numerous: rant every branch of 0111' sevice.
m mention. As to the vaudeville, it;
T H A M E]?
w:l.’< up 'to all claims that were madef
:or it. Alfred Farrell & Company?
Optometrists and Opticianl
“The house of good [hone-3c
macaque St... 4, Stamford
presented 'something new fcir this city.
in iheir rag painting specialty accom-l
We Close a: 6 P. H. Daily.
named by excellent singing. This:
are went very big. Glenn and Rich-l
oral: made it plain why they have;
twenty eight consecutive2
works on big time for their singing.
Wmnd or aplause. VVllllnm King and
-_—__.
been diemlssed by Judge
Lander.
clothinz removed and his body paint-
llfs'lllllllllnsu‘
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? Hartigan';
In prosecuting the nine on charge
0f assault and battery, Aplegate
testified that he was blindfolded. his
ed with tar and covered. with leaves.{
Molasses. he said. was poured into
his shoes and stockings- and he wast
"paddled" about the body. '
“The hazing of the complainant
may have been a ll tle over the usual:
latitude accorded in such afiax’r‘s, butE
nothing to complain of.“ said Judzeg:
Lander. “\Ve call a man who standsl’
for that sort of thing a good sport;
and 1 think that a man going into:
such an initiation should abide by the;
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Mr. Dan Sullivan, 29 Spring
Street, Hartford. tells how
rheumatism of years stand
ing and pronounced incur-i
able was banished by
NOT.
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MR. DAN SULLlVAN.
Mr. {Jon Sullivan says: "For three
long years I had sunered tel-meme
from rheumatism and was told that
I could not be helped and had given
up. I picked up the paper one day
in Hartford and read an article of
how CINOT helped a Mr. “food. and
decided to give if. a trial and am zlad
m 53:: today lhal CINOT has: banish-
c=d my rheumatism enfirely’
glad to tell the public."
CENOT is being demonstrated in
V'orceswr by an PXDF‘E" :1'
Drug Store. Inc. “You ale-33:2
who? you ask for :1: Crew .
my. be obtained at all first
drugsisas.
FENOT IS SOLD AT
DENT: STOPE, WASHINNTON
STREET.
(W1. \‘l’estpori: Swilzor‘s
Southport: “T H. Jones'.
El E3. Northrnp's. Danhury.
Drug Store. 81
Bri.i:eport.-—Adv.
1°C
Drug Store.
Stamford:
and at
Fairfield
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and am .
Green‘s ,
nndj
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Pl...\lSTED'S '
Alec. at the “‘esxpnrt Drug
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the season.
33 So. Main St,
For nineten years we have sold the best Women’s and M wearing ap-
.., 4 :o ”aunt?"
South Norwalk , {-
parel in this town for less money than elsewhere, and we dull continue 50.. .
Come and be Convinced
A special purchase and extraordinary sale of Women’s and Misses’ dresses
of Frenchvoiles. Ginghams. Cotton Foulards. French Organdiés in all the new
shades. Also Tricollets, Georgette‘s and Silk Foulards. the finest collection of
3
Prices to suit everybody from $4.98 to $25.——Come
and save money without delay.
‘ BLOUSES AND SLIPONS
Here they are for the
Pure Silk Pongee Slioons. at . . . . . . . . -.r.~ «.7 ...u ..—.~.. $1.98
Pure Silk Panzee
prices you want to Dav—-
Snort Blouses. At -...~ ...». -......$2.98
Crepe 'de Chine, Sport Blouses, At. . . . . . . -..~ .4: *a-‘a -.. £2.98
Georgette Blouses.
finest made from. $4.98 to -.. a...$11.98
Pure Silk Tricollette. Sport Blouses, all shades, “all! $1.50
Forums and Silk Middiw. Special Price. .. . ...e .2. -....-.$4.98
Just received a full line of lingerie undergarmentsin M and white at
" prices which fwill please you. '
You must see them to
Yours For the Best M
anrecate the stvle and brine.
erchandise at The Lowest Print.
THE PARIS
33 South Main 'Street ,
. . .
"All but me and Abel Edgely,” can.
rected Lyflorua, tapping a firm taro
finger on the table. “And he’: the
danger that's stalking abroad—Abel
see . Edgely. My experience with you fol.
getEIOWS has taught me how to pick out
la. soul-affinity hunter a. mlleofl; and
there ever was a fool gunning for
pe of a. wife it's
soul ,
“You’ve got no you suspect every
" meekly reproached
ilrad Benn.
"I suspect a. man that Wear: a red
do when he's shoeing my horse
poetry out of the
” grimly returned Ly-
Abel Edgely sneaks
re and spends a donut-
gne, I’ve got my en
t figuring that he’ll
herlhave any excuse to come snooping
'3 I i'round our new teacher. This ad, ought
' etch us someone homely enough to
per. : stop a clock."
fireltown library,
nip-lflorus. "When
girl i into Badger”. sto
tho} for imported colo
. O O
florus settled back and stared up—
provingly at Miss Amanda Whittle.
as she calmly informed him that she
in answer to his advertise-
h businesu—like celerity she
er certificates and endomo-
recounted her quan-
the i by
w '3” =5 had come
" ments and rapidly
When she finished, she crossed her
in her lap and patiently
e chairman of the board
‘ l- ‘ th
the W3 red {m 6. his tank un-
to speak. Lyflorus toun s photographer crazy if he had to
the ' Cheer up.
, ' Finally he tooknmnchine at am. ’ .. ... ..__
expemet‘i‘gog'irfieicgtgaged.” he said am- Mlss Whittle- We a“ have °‘" wo‘
allotted to us. No! I‘lluliovr you‘vhe
you‘re to board:
“Your salary will be
‘ ohaticnlly.
‘ week and board. and
“Compose ,
Miss Amanda Whittle broke in quietly.
"No explanation is necessary. I am a
I each .r. My lack of good
Very home y t m obtaining
’ ' - . e fro
looks has prevented” mt1 . . < I realized
that I would secure this school the
moment I read your notice in the pn-
r." And she smiled sadly.
Lyme, rump-
booming
smith.
Ah?”
“I won 3‘!“
word. that beauty.
bun deep,” dram
set.
"Well,” 'floundered
ling his hair, “I wouldn't put it (1:11;:
so strong as that. We can t snag“?
be as pretty “Agkallm‘Wo have
mu calendar ‘
ell-unis!
countenance upon the black-
“What are you thinldn’ of,
retailing the Doe?!
after all. is only
lly murmured the
blacksmith. a tor-away look in his
re a mlle of the schoolhouse!"
reminded the blacksmith.
Lyflorul.
placenuy added Mr. Edgely.
mun. remember that.”
would you?”
' “No. Iii-eel
“ "(hat new suit means more than a p repeal."
pointzux, waving both hands. “Don’t you
my—Jdare break out again. Abel Edsely!
E'A‘zfd' don't you let me see you within
“You're no call to tell me where I
shall go, or where I sha'n’t,” moodlly
“I'm not trying to." grimly ensured
“Only you remember this:
you've asked me to put you in as high-
way commissioner next tormmeetlng."
“And you’ve passed your word." can:-
"Yes, but I passed it to 3 single
“Lander L’il’n‘rty!" cried Mr. Edgely.
his eyes alight with a new tear. “You
wouldn't go back on your solemn word,
Lyfloms W. Needun
sacrifices for their- lady-loves,” hinted
Abel, edging away. .
“What does that mean?" thundered
Lyfloruu. Then before he could receive
In answer he added hotly: “No’
hurried man gets the commissioner's;
job. No man that marries a school-§
m’am during my term of omce gets;
the county horse shoeing! Let that
link into your cranium!”
“Love laughs at gold," flung back
Abel, as he turned away.
For the next few weeks Lynorus
found ouch! life a burden. Abel
shadowed his inking hours like a.
cloud. However urgent his business.
instinct whispered significant warm
tugs. and he would reel impelled to
hasten to the Little ghoul how. Some-
times he Md enter it in my
with the blacksmith. Again, he would
and" just no that Ionian. m
mucous more than a prowl. “utmgmhhem
Hm I‘
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balsam-lawman“ fi’d'unuuu um
tram herdutieu byuylomm.“ up and damn «pen-“e this
he tux-loud: protested. “I'll m s * fish. the time I've
teacher that's been through I. m h-“ I you the poets
accident. and then I‘ll put her no: l-va—uiuthev think they know“.
bonds to remain single for ny-rfiuubtohwneu. Sty, con
“Hu Ab popped the mention yd? “Winner next Igrlnsjrg
poucitoualy enquired trad Bean. ‘1- ‘, no can. Abel!" cried Ila-q
“No. but he will this mm” 1.- m the ownin’o w.
plied Lynorus. “He quit work all? “casualty and
this morning, and has beenup nasal-drummers“
store'trying on necktieu and m h yuan flied {lyinrun’ Ion!
collars ever “nee." ”dull-I ma: Whittle
At this Juncture Abel m . hum and listened '
tered out of the drygood- m 17 b i ”do mine. Never and
stretchmghlanecktoemthopflnd cunt- stacker who
his pinching collar. to heal.“ “ammo glance and
ly down the steps, his shoes m ”me with a mile!
ed in the amine, and mm mmmiwmu,
exclaimed in c hushed voice. '31-» c h— sun-ed a. minimum; no
he hun't got on patent lentils!!! l. I“ a. With" and his
howcnretnllyhewalhsouloth-u can Meg. Then
bark 'em!” ‘ ham! or tear
“Contound him {or n venom as» m icy mono and
pent!" Mined Lyflorus. “That new at “bun. Bead: oz persp- . ..
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going to step over to the porno-nu. “flunk heat. Amanda.
and get married. Great Scott! flan-Many cool and calm.
at his cult bottom!" h the school. I mt
Saying this he Immb‘led down “bu“:temhlngfl. .. »
platter-in steps, while his m “but! whispering in n'
rushed inside the Item to run the “final 1th emotion.
news to Badger. h We lifted her brow: _
Lynorus, walking aimleuly, health —-h- no one obeyed the .. - .. .
discover that he was in the 3x19 ‘3 “mauve“: to ”about
new emotion. Why should he an tum—or she quietly and.
what the blnclmmlth did? liq —a walking down the
“I must take come medicine it .1 “than the uchoolhmne.
llvor,"he confidedhohunaelt. 'ldnd't u b to we exact. I Wilt »
like this sluggish feeling. I mflbpafltymmm.
know whylnhonldtakeumfi mammals-mg ‘—
shonldentoworry overuse“!- fidsm.
noperent. Iwonldn’tmndn ~ ”annihilate-eyed.
mn’t such. a capital teechor. “ h- : moment, then . ..
cut her out for one, and new Mini ~bpnam tinge 9! pink ’
iickAhEdgelyupandde-m Inflow“. “Ioonotw
thing.“ . , . ‘- Isa-mad.
Hisreverieuughthavecafludb two—Amman," her
definitelyhndmtthompydncfl “trade! You
childish voices now owned hm vll ”was Carr's Cor-nor ~-
ajolt. Heblushednnderuum— hum Butlmt
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