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Theatre
fill.” a Motion Pictures—or-
3.5“. ")r all performances,
’7'
{may AT 2:15. 7 and 9
4355, - Lasky Prosen'? _
WALLACE REID
S_.:j;'233 By All Star Cast in.
_, -1-
1 galore Roberts and
”fully Marshall
Ell
3' “a picture sensaton
“1-3 KL‘USE MY BEST”
Pathe News— Sunshine
fomedl flu‘
TUESDAY
Selznick Presents
0L1 VE THOMAS
M . ‘ eagtlful, sympathetic and
”meow: story woven with the
{mt-3.15 of reality
“Footlia‘hts and Shadows”
lie—lines Travelogue-—
——Vitagraph Comedy
WEDNESDAY
ENE) BENNETT in
“THE FALSE ROAD”
Thursday and Friday
The Glad Play!
MARY RICKFORD
In
POLLYANNA
From the story and- play of the
same name. No: a picture merely
,_-, powerful entertainment.
a ho:
Son‘ctmng New in Entertainment
Ever; Day.
1 . _
L'I‘Olll‘l AT 2:15. 7 and 9
(Th? 3 - onutir‘ul of the szreen—
OLIVE THOMAS
'ln S:':r;cl<'s presentation of a
gnaw. Fol storycf the life'—
.“l‘ootlijzhts and Shaulowsw
Viv‘aszraph Comedy—
3-Holmcs Travelogue"
TUESDAY
By the same crowd“ that made
“The Roaring Road.”."‘
' LIJSK] Presents;-
F‘
With Tully Marshall and “Enco-
d'orc Roberts In
EXCUSE MY’ DUST
Paihe News--
-—Sunshine Comedy
fl WEDNESDAY
ALL STAR SPECIAL’
(W
“THE LOST CITY”
h COMING“
l’mck Sennctt's First Five Reel
Comedy Slnce “Mickey"
DOWN ON THE FARM
‘l’l llll mums:
-. FOOTLIGHTS AND SHADOWS. .
New:
0|ch Thomas Special ls‘At The
Palace Today.
in onc of tho been playg of he?
Lil.” "ll tar-3'." ’f‘rlive Thomas. the 5612'
mrl; beamy WWI be seen today at
Life Palace *m-al'ro in "Footllghts and:
vhf-dad's." lldoplel 'by R. Cecil Smith
{on the story by Bradley King- Un-
2c» the dlreclion of John W. Nable.
vim. Thomas is said to give her best
ormancc ol' the season.
“l'oolhzhfs and Shadows” tells the
atom of a girl performer in the ‘lM‘id‘
WKM Home," which serves to take
:nr- Mar back to the role which brought
mr no much fame while a member
" '/('l.,'f"ldri'S ”Follies.”
‘31: excellent. cast supports Miss
flhmnal. with Alexander ‘OnlsloW 35
livi- Vlmdmz. man. The Photography,
‘lm no nflehts and setting? are elabo-
Mll: mill in: whole provides an en-
,mumle evening’s entertainment.
Tf \xmzlapn comedy and 370111195
~v-\'-lozuw will complete today’s bill.
purl
EXCUSE MY DUST.
mu.“- Reid Has Excellent Support
ln Paramount Feature At
\ H Regent Toda'y. '
l more Reid’s new picture. "Excuse
3V“ kw." which h the attraction at
"7‘? P949“ Theatrc today, is an ex-
"WHP. aulomobile story and is the 39
f)?“ L0 the handsome star's former
“."U‘QBF. “The Roaring Road.” It, is
.Uli‘rcfnrg
jamfmtes. should support Mr. ‘Reid in
an.) "emeles. The leading woman is
- '3: Aml Little, who is one of film-
"’ most popular actresses. Coot
“ TWles" Waldens Emma“ in‘
mm)" Roan-in u
1.1} “m. in ”8 Road. she figures 0.8
~ EXCUSE Mr Bush” {Thcoé‘ ‘ 't Emanuel. Nevin-toy
d , . , as, one o . _ d, .3 - .p
9” “W m we more. torn? ,- wilméém 9a w :-:W -* v l
1:
and “radios? boss. mu ’ ,
. 3 c?“ ydumnnll-
Guy Oliver. and Walter Lo '
inclélded in the cast. ‘ ng are a!”
l xcuse My D332" was adopted b
“.1211 M. 'thchey from an original magi:
zine story by Byron Morgan. 1: is a.
.oramount Artcrah: picture and was
;dlrecte,d by Sam Wood.
Pathe- News; and Sunshine Comedy
are 0n the program. ,.
3Democr’otic Delegated Arc
Preparing to Fight! Over
Platform and Candidates
(Continued from Flrst page)
clung the general opinion wds that it
Still was too early to deflhltelv tore
cast what would happen. ‘ ‘
ge‘sted that the Love state em. oniv
pub the technical. l situatlon baclr
.whe‘re ll. was whet; McAdoofinnounc
1ed Iecently that he did not carom be
considered a candidate. At .that time
goth Attorney-General Palmer and
2.1105839: Lox were active candidates
A. elr supporters we . ' ' a
victory. re clnlmmg
In the pre—conventio ‘
r n scramble tor
gelegnres. many of those who had
Vo‘er: McAdoo supporters prémised to
A: e for other candidates, but the Me-
-_ no men declared today that prac~
[really very one of these ’could be
brought back into the fold.
There WT: frequent ‘ ‘
(. menuo o -
aetary Meredith of t n fSec
apartment a: a possible’ ru '
7 p nlng
mate l’Ol‘ McAdoo. 'Vlr w n' -’
ipresidential ‘ .leredlths
were closed
nounced he
date.
‘ piscussion of candidat
still was subordinate
many delegates to the prohibition is~
Saturday_ when he an-
Was In no sense a candi-
\
es manlfestly
campaign headquarters . the Pal? City for his ability.
l
in the minds of. o
i
MANYPRETET : r
JUNEBRl-DES ”if
I
(Continued cram first page)
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« LEVlS—MElSElL *
Miss LO 1. ‘ 3
Road. anduqe M91861 0! Flax hill 3
goseph’s church this morning Rev
111. J. Carroll performing . the ccré‘
any. Thcy were attended by Vin-Vl
cent McQulllan and Miss Sarah V11!
Bel. a Slster of the bride. The cought
are both well known ill Norwalk. !
I
DU ON ERTA_.v5
Amedie Duon G. LANTE
igilante were
l A Archer-Taylor
very pretty weddixi w
brated on Saturday aftegrnoozz3 5:131:
Mlss Laura G. Taylor. daughter of:
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Taylor. was‘
married at the home of her parents'
to Arthur Rendeil Archer. of Bridge?
port, a. prominent young man of that
City. Only the immediate members
‘of the family were meant at the
; affair. '
he Agricultural: Miss Taylor was'well known in this
city. while the bridegroom is a. Ina-l
cbtuist who has long been known in‘
_ He is.
one of Bridgeport‘s -prominent Ma-I
sons.
i Folowiug the ceremony. a wedding?
diner was served and the couple lettl
n a. wedding trip. Their residence?
“sue. and they regarded the inexitablel W1“ be at 337 Colorado avenue afterl
Preliminaries of
With impatiencea
time when the d
seemed a. foregone conclusion
the opening session? ‘
.5 they Valid for the" 33°! to return from the”. honey moon
. Ifi‘erencc‘s of the wet! ' p.
and drys could be threshed out. ttl
, th ta
the question would be settled only?
aft" a stubborn fight on the floor ;Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Livingston. was
July 5th. the date on which they ex-l
Cappal-Livingston.
Henrietta Livingston. daughter of1
NORWALK.
non.
9.9—»
$42.50 ~ 2
ROGERS v o STEVENS '
so. NORWALK.
Two Stores.
All the Public Speakers from
Maine to California have not
lowered the H. O. of L.
But the into spring has en-
abled us to buy some HART .
SCHAFFNER d; MARX suits
which were made to sell for
$55 and $65-4t a. big reduc-
This week we give the pub-
lie the benefit of our wonder-
ful purchase and will sell them
4.
bringing into p’la - . Y married last nl hr 3’ the home of her
3 the best oraton- g .
' “al . l _ ‘ v . , -
our 3:533:33 €333,353: or“; 22:23:. 3.1...257‘“§l13 c.9353. 5.". $1.!
{League of Nations and the Irish Queg.‘ home of tbs- bride's parents since his'
‘7 how
mun...
' jlief that the northwest had'not been
i As in more than one previous na-
gtional convention. Mr. Bryan was look.
,factor in almost any or the pollllcal
fitting that the same screen“ out his knowledge.
who also threatened to get out of-tbe
lcontrol of the resolutions committee.
and shower the convention hour with
:pyrotecbnics. There were many ex-
}pr'esslons or: hope. however,Ԥthat both
§might be Ibreashed out to ' satisfac-
ltory conclusion behind theE1 commit-
itee doors. 1
l _ In the organization of the resolu-
ClOllS‘ committee itself a fight Was
;brcw1ng. though it was not; apparen:
, serious, it became. - Senator
LGl-asc, of Virginia. chosen by the ad-
imnustration as its candidate {or com-
’mlttee chairman, was declared by his
.trleuds to be certain . of; electlon.
:though a movement againsB-him had
been started by western delegates.
- The candidate of the aIlIEQGIass ele—
:ment was Senator W‘alsb of Montana.
lwho supported the peace tneaty with
Ltbe Republican reservations. Those
lfavoring him declared tbeir;flgbt was
not an anti—administration movement
and wasbased primarily on the be-
accorded proper recognition in the
convention.“ No‘ one ’Trom'flhifs‘ec
lion. they" declared.‘ was on the slate
of convention Oflicials. or was pro-
eitber the
l
' p .minently mentioned (or
1!. “ ALLACE REID --H.;presidency or the vlcepresidency.,_“ ‘
Elections 0! the resolutions com-
mittee chairman was expected late in
'the day at the same time the newly
.formed credentials committée was to
ltake up the Georgia and {Missouri
contests while the rules committee
was determining on a MS: 'of Dermal
inent officers for the convention. Sen-
lator Robinson 01' Arkansas ‘had been
[selected by the administration group
,for the permanent chairmanship and
lids endorsement by the committee
iseemed assured.
l Contrary to the expect tions of
many delegates W'llliam J. ryan'was
having little to say aboutlt e. perma-
jnent organizatmn or the c nvention
and of its committees. lBus
,fight to put
:platform he apparently was
with his
organization program.
though he was credited withleadmg
{encouragement to the candidacy of
lSena'tor Walsh for the ‘ resolunon
A
I istration
lchairméhshlp."
led upon as an unknownquantity which
‘might turn out to be the deciding.
'equations now confronting the party
leaders. No one professed to know
what new and unexpected element he
might bring into play at the crltlcal
time.
J. Bruce Kramer of .Montana. vrce
chairman of the national committee.
‘day's program was the approving of
’seltctions for the various committee'-
-‘had been selected to call today's des-
‘slon to order and to present Chair-
,man Cummings. At the conclusion of
all that remained to complete the day,
members already made by the state
delegations.
MILLS JAMES LEAVES ‘
$25 WITH OFFICIALS
(Continued from first pate)
ving the man was Ieleased under cash
bonds of $25. Judge Vogburgb not be
ing consulted on the matter at all.
This morning, when the case was call-
ed in court, Mrs. James and her chil‘
dren were Vine only ones . present.
James falling to put in an appearancg.
'Judge Voaburgh ordered that he benre
arrested and placed under bonds or.
{$100. He declared that it was rldlcuq
charge under such small bonds. and'
declared that it had been done with-
‘ James. who worked with the gong
at the Non-walk, tunnel, to believed to
have left town." some told one of his
sons, last night, “Goodbye. no 3013;{
home." . <
W H
. m, Won.“6f‘66 Owns street.
l dag. night . at, Dolor-'5 Point for the
a dry plank . into the}
. ir/émOS-fuurlburt. claiming that their claimls
mg no active opposition to the admin-.
the keynote address of Mr. Cummligs .
loan to release a man on such a3?
honorable discharge from the service,
a few months ago.
A number of guests were treated
to some very fine music rendered by
Angleman's orchestra, and a. sumptu-
ous repnst was given to the party.
The couple left this morning for
Cleveland. Ohio. where they will
spend their honey moon. On their
l return they will reside at the home of
the brides parents, Franklin avenue.
Bradbury-Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Middleton. of
92 Woodward avenue. announce the
marriage of their daughter. Ruth
Finch. to Harry Eugene Bradbury. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury. 40
,Bavview avenue, on Saturday, June
226th. in New York city. by the Rev.
J. W. Chasey, at the parsonage of tho
Metropolitan Methodis Episcopall
temple. '
WILL BANQUET SERVICE MEN.
The Hope Fire company is plan4
ning on giving a banquet on VVednes-
benefit of the service boys of the
company. It is estimated that approx—
imately 30 will be seated at thte din-
ner which is solely for service men.
After the banquet a dance will be
held in the dance hall. Invitations
have been distributed for the affair
and it is thought by those in charge
that one of the finest times of the
year will be had by those attending.
The money that. is being spent for
the banquet is the fund raised at the
show held at the Regent theatre for
the benefit of those who saw service
and belonged to the Hose company.
w. S. AbAms wms surr.
Title to eight pieces of properly in
,Westport is awarded Willard S.
Adams. W‘estport. in a. decisiOn of me
Civil Superior court. handed down
by Judge Howard J. Curtis. Adams
sues the heirs of the estate of Anna
to the property are fraudulent. The
court supports his contention.
_ Charles Cunningham of 33 Washing-
ton street reported to the police this
.morning that his bicycle had been
stolen from in front of his home.
Later it was reported that the wheel
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Rengo Belt Corsets
. t‘ i V .
For sitout figures. in the newest and most un-
to—date models. Every Corset fitted to vour indivi-
Corsets for Stout Figures Our Specialty.
WE FEATURE THE WELL-KNOWN
fNemO Corsets
' also
1121 figuregbv
Phone 999
MME. JEANNETTE
Slouth Norwalk’s Leading
Corsetiere and Glover
' 56 South Main Street. ,
mill—Alice. 'Where Art Thou. song
without words, whistling
record
2934.315: Sahara Rose.
2929—Railroad Blues
Shake Your little Shoulder.
6150—Hiawatha’s Melody of Love
, Beautiml Hawaiian Love
2937—Th‘ere's a Typical Tipperary
. One Here
That Old Irish Mother cl
Mine.
2933—41—80 Long. 00 Long
‘ out By Jingo
2928~Rose of Washington Square
Tired of Me
fisflsi—giq of days 80119 by,
1Ppox-t 1 and 2
SO. NORWALX MUSIC SHOP
no WASHIXGTON STREET
Sudan
TRUCKING i
N. Billy South Norwalk. Conn.
m5 5 winner when yon'n
murdudthmty‘ —-obottlool
momnm
gm tho driest thirst p.-
lootlymdioosuperb,dchcm"m
mmmtiohulm
stimulant. '
Wonderporloct unitary
mmmmam.
P. {Di PIETRO
. ”Connection
BO nmsurmm.
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TRAINS —
SHOPPING
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'BATHING CAPS
This season’s bathing caps are in brighter hues and more
artistically decorated than ever.
The turn shapes are most bewitchm; with the toucled
commotmand'lboenu.
Plain head-bands with plaited taps, trimmed with dailiel'
lose-buds or‘butterflieo, at 49 and 59 cents.
Plain tight fitting diving (lips, 25 and 49 cents.
' ART mm LUNOEEON SETS
may deoigns in hand tinted—not prinhd.
May be ’ bbed or with damp cloth.
Saves tonic linen and laundry expense. p
Art-Kraft sets for small children, counting of bib and
table mat, at 89 cents. '
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E WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel; 449.
MALLETTE
SOUTH 10me
had been taken by a younger brother
of the boy.
{if you want
the genome
- in bottles
fin- the home
it soda fountains
and on draught
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mm PER can-r or m '
Bremen 220031.:
Ls due to faulty eyesight. >
Have your eyes examined to-
ilHiAME-R
.thb and 0pm
' flit-m" cool don-on.
”mm Eknswl -
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ow -. . .lv ., gee”
“ Mfmaifinm ,1
'-
now noon sum:
it is to use a check in paying ac-
counts than to pay cash. We use
up-to-date banking methods, and
we want you to know that this is
A mourn m:
0mm) BY non norm.
and we would liké‘bo accommodate
you in any way that we can.
Peoplw‘frmstca
79 WflmA‘SL. 1‘ ..
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VICTORIA TAXI co.
Albert Romano. Prop.
S. L. TALMADGE»
Daily Trips to N. Y.
L. GOLDEN ,
68 Washington St. ‘
20PerCentDiscount.
Sale NOW
THE WHY OF A -
- BATH SPRAY
By no other means can you
make the bath fully enjoyable.
A fine forceful spray spread:
well over the body, cooling and
tingling by its force. We sell
the Knickerbocker Bath Spray,
the best made. A mighty fine
possession right now-
H. A. MEAD
Practiption Pharmacist
8 N. Ham’ 8:. So. Norwnlk
WHOLESALE
ond
RETAIL
.moAu, CIGARETTE *
PIPES cud TOBACCO
TARLOV BROS.
lip-mu cigar Storo
prices. $1.20 for -00 Ibo. of
newspapers. $150 for 100 lbl.
of magzinco. Best prioeo tor
all junk.
35 Raymond Street, 1'91. m
per month. Inclina-
cold «slop-rm
nun-n.
mourn-run uanNel.
4 toll-Id! Ave. W 0'"-
Gon; buy your hm
Mmmpnmmkmm
second-Inigo“: minim
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moron godl- A tom «I1
dun.
3%.32. roux.
Second-hind Good- leI ol I“.
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Phone 937. lob-chad Block, 80.11011!“
<~~ J ~ 151. 1581
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David Rudolf paying the bolt , A- ”- WOOSTER l
. ATTORNEY AT LAW \
Lalo Examiner U.I. Paton! 0m.
PATENTS
mum-rm
Ilia-luau. luau-coon.
4:2:
FRED HAIN
1c M at. death Ila-um
Light and Heavy
TRUCKING
to: up woon
cmoon.
.WBOLIBALI um RITA!!-
folcphono' 905
GOTTLIEB’S
Great Reduction
Sale of ' Clothing 1‘;
NOW Going On _,
Roton Poin
Park ‘
Amusements
‘ DANCING l
Every Evening
canto mum:
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SAVE 30 PER CENT.
Auto Accessories
' SPECIAL!
m mam. Mood .
fir. .............:. $10.75
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