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WILLIAM S. HART
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“SAND”‘
' The favorite picture player to the
'Wt-lte House and the production
recently. publicly. commended. by
. President Wilson. .
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Samuel Goldwyn Presents « . .
Jfl. WALTER KERRIGAN
A player of note in a play excep-
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CHARLIE GHAPLiN‘
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. SUNDAY
Basses HAYAKAwA
“an DEVIL’S Gum"
Something New in Entertain-
moot Every Day.
' Three Timed Today
2:15—7—9
The Realart Select Offering— .
.CONSTANCE' BINNEY
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“The Stolen Kiss”
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SATURDAY
. THE CARNlVAL DAY
A carnival of drdmatic. emotions
‘1‘ H E D A B A R A
“THE SIREN’S SONG"
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SUNDAY
“BETTY BE -,GOOD”
JACKIE SAUNDERS
.741 THE limits
William s. Hart’s Great Paramount
‘ Play “Sand" la Prelcnted
Today.
The beautiful pinto pony, seen: to
Such advantage in many of the older
William 8. Hart pictures. and very
prominently in “The Toll Gate” one or
his recent productions for Paramount
Artcraft will have a really import-
ant role in f‘Sand”. er. Hart's latest
vehicle which will be seen at the
Regent Theatre today.
The Pinto, with almost human in-
‘telligence, is as the apple of Bill
Hart's eye. And in the story, scenar-
:lzed by Lambert Hillyer. and directed
by him, the talented equine shares
honors wth some of the human char-
ncters and among other things dis-
plays his love i’or his. master in the
most affecting manner.. Indeed. the
meeting between the two after a pep-
arntion is a very moving thing.- , In
another scene the Pinto. with his
naéter in the saddle, leaps from a-
Iigh cliff into the river, one or the
most daring feats ever attempted ,
' f'Sand!” in a. picture with thrills
galore and human interest plus.
REGENT TODAY
PALACE TODAY . -
Constance Binney le -Pro0entod ln
Realart Presentation of “The
Stolen Kids. " ‘
Constance Binney one of the most
popular stars to make an appearance
in pictdres recently will he starred
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at the Palace today“ by' the ‘Ptealsa't1
company in a presentation of “The
Stolen Kiss " Mlss' Binney' mest suc-
cessful vehicle only a short time ago
was her portrayal of the leading role
n‘fifi‘stwhile Susan. ".
that this picture-was presented to the
- public Miss money was sure of her
place in “the sun' 'so to speak, and
there has . been. an insistent demand
here- and elsewhere for her plays.
Palace patrons have been especially
well pleased with the 'beamty's work
and her power to- interpret difficult - -
roles and. they will doubtless turn out
in force to see. her in- “The Stolen
The Palace will present appro ,-
mare charts today with the big feat;
Kiss. ”
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‘ according to several petitioners.
1 -- discontinuance of the trolleys in Non
'glowed and every one was forced to
" will stop running for even 24 hours in
4}.
,From the time. , ,
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people in this town who seem to
lmow. They have but one bad teat-
me, and that will soon be remedied,
chub——
ing _up tor the weekend business.
On Saturday the Day Star Lodge of "
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There has been little said about the their annual outing.
The Swedish Lutheran church of
New York are enjoying their annual
walk ,‘but there has been a great deal
said about the Jitneve being allowed
{to park on Wall street, near Main, as
long as they Wish until filled up with
passengers, while the trolley cars are
forced to keep moving all the while.
That situation was remedied in
Bridgeport some time ago by the
passing of the parking ordinance on
Main and Fairneld avenues there.
{which prohibited the stopping of. a ve-
hicle for ‘ov‘er two minutes.-
Nonwalk. now has a parking ordln- The Girl Scents of Dal-ten are en-
ance and is only waiting for the signs ioying an outing here today. '
of “No phrk’in‘g" to come, so they cant Yesterday was an excellent day for
enforce it bathing and many flocked to the
This is expected to, do awAy entlre- bathing beach and enjoyed themselves .
1y with the trouble or stopped jitncys, in the water.
as the public will not walk to a side , ‘
street to board one of those cars. The Dayspring Presbyterian church
Bridgeport was forced to have the of‘Yonkel‘s came to the park yester- .
police department provide a starter. day. They ate their lunches in the
at the end or each line, which kept- a grove and in the afternoon many of
them enjoyed a dip in the water, and
jitney leaving the point every two
minutes. No cutting in ahead was al- other patronized the concessions trea-
Iv. ‘
;arrived this morning, ‘ coming :93.
board" the" steamerSirlue. , ~
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the cool breeze of the Sound will be
‘warmth of the city.
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leave according to a schedule This
could be done on the one line- that Jit-
neys are operating on here. -
Three hundred new bosses a're being
MONKER GROTTO OUTING.
At the -meeting of Monker Grotto.
The concessionlsts axe busy stock ,i‘
B114oKlyn will come here to spend .
excursion to Roton Point today. They
‘ A large crowd is expected to'sae‘ the i
firmk'displny this evenlng‘hecause ‘
more tempting to the people than the
Panseninuc Jam.
Special Saturday
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HALL BREWERS.
one burner. Saves fuel and space.
YA'RID CLOTHES REELB
not in use. Strong—“and durable,
CLOTH” BASKETS
with glass tops, quart or pint size.
31.00 per dozen
will hold 12 quarts or pints: covers"
Regular $0. 50' at . . .' ....... $5.49
7 Complete with 150 it fine lit; in
ground, can be carried inside when
at ............. $10.50 Satuéday
Strong splint. oblong shape,
‘niedium size.
81.75 value lit ..-... .... $1.49
scgErEkNflDOGRS ~ WATERING POTS
. ‘ a nish 8 iv 5
Size, 2-6x6-6 3:" 51:111. .1? Ill-qt size.
3:: Ego-10. Saturday at ............... $1,241
$275 value at _. ........... $2.23 “WERE” 9'5"": “9&7"
REFnIcEBA-rons __ , Asians durable sgiintfbultet.
'with‘litt "1011'. ha]: ‘n'ni'sh',“”50 lb . one at. .-. . . ...... ”c
capacity. GMALL‘ CLEANING HELPS
$24. 75 value at ..... . . . . $19.50 ~ Saniilush, Saturday only ..... .23c
. WINDQW SCREENS .. 'Sresolvent Hand Soap ....... 1112‘
Size 24333 Dutch Cleanser , . . . . . . . . . . . . , 9c
. Special at ........ 73c Ammonia; some . ........... .. 8c
, HEDGE SHEARS KchaE. KARE
E(Flood quality, steel blades Small Size
value at ........ $1.97 Just the thing to keep the young4
JAR RACKS sters out doors in the warm weath-
Individual ones of wire Regular. 91' ,
15c each at 3 for 32¢ $175 value at.....~...... 81.48
JELLY GLASBE" CLOTHES WRINGER
with tin topa.10" 1")": guaranteed for 1 our.
Saturday 59: a dozen $6.98 value at ......my. $6.19
., SHIRE CLOSEB AT I P M. SATURDAYS. ‘ ’
"AA“A“‘A‘-“A“A
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brought to Bridgeport during
week to provide the city with suitable'
service as soon as the trolleys discon- made for the accommodation of those
tinue operations !prophets from this city who intend to
It is hard to believe that the can: attend the outing to be held in New
iHaven bv Hejaz Grotto The baseball
Bridgeport as that would mean the team which. Monker Grotto Will play
loss of their franchise and a great against the Heinz team has been ten-
deal of valuable money- , tatively selected as follows:
_ Many. of Bridgeport' s-pro‘u'1inent cit James Donnelly. 3!); Harry Cakes,
izens are predicting that the trolley 2h: William J. Moore p; William
tonight, final arrangements will be
latest excitement is only propaganda man «- .... rr: Joseph R. Taylor,1b; F
and camouflage, used so successfullyIBenden Bailey, of: John L. irving. «ll! ,
during the war. now taken over by Harry mm as; George Sheri-on. sub-
the Connecticut Company. to force the. stitute fielder.
city officials to action.
A1 Jackson. of the Bridgeport Star. SHORT CALENDAR DATES FIXED.
while speaking of the trolleys of Distribution was made this morning
the front page says: “That the Con- [ practice and pleadings governing the
lnecticut Company discontinued serv~,City court of Norwalk among the
ice nearly five years ago, and that the members of the bar in this city Short
only ones now affected will be mil Ecalendar sessions have been fixed as
lionaire conductors while the whole; follows:
trouble started when Joe Alibi Good First district court—~Nlne o'clock
win, former manager of the Bridge- every first and third Mondays,
port division. left that position " Second district court—Second and
One way seems to have been found, fourth Mondays of every month at 9
in which the Connecticut Companyloclock in the morning
,will still retain their franchise. al- 7
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though they may be forced to resort!
to the law to do it.
Their franchise or agreement is
,said to certify that one car at least
must pass over the rails every twenty-
i'onr hgurg. It is said to have been ‘flSYJIOIESELl’mm
panne y the company to have a .013“me
trolley leave the barn at four in the w’m‘the‘hmflmbe
morning and have it run to the end mm“:
of the routes and back. 0“ becomes week
they may be able to ho]
chise for some time.
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral of Mrs. Theresa Farley.
The funeral of Mrs." 'l‘hereea Farley
was held this morning from the home
of her daulhgter Mrs Hugh ’Mo‘nohan
at 8: 30 o'clock and from St. Mary’s
cemetetry where a requiem high‘ mass
was celebrated at 9: 00 o'.clock Burial
was in St. Mary's cemetery.
in this way
d their fran-
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MANY stone m PARADE.
The plans for the firemen' s carnival
are rapidly maturing and answers are
daily received telling a new organi-
zation oi- factory that intends to have
a float in the line of march. ~-
Some establshments are figuring on
having two floats on exhibition and
others will have autos decorated along
with their fleet.
The factories and stores that are
going to have floats as far as could
be ascertained this morning were: The
Nor-walk Hardware Co. 2 floats; Dog--
on's restaurant Yo'jng's Hat 09,-,2
.floats;? Mayehotf manufacturing Co.’ .
Elks; Red Men; Catholic Club; West-
port Fire department; Southport Fire
department. Fail-field fire department,
and the Fairfield fife and drum corps.
The. police of the city have been
notified on: the day men will be ob-'
llged to work about 2 hours tomorrow
lnlght,‘ while the night men will ‘start
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17Wall St.,Norwalk
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Mr. J. A. leby of_ 21 Pearl 8m, New London,
News Stand at the New Depot in New Ha‘ven, Has a Few words to ,
Say to the ifrmwllng Public that Will interest Thom.
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Mr leby Le poplin
New Haven system and is well known
service. a choc 7 . ,
""" “Fer a long time I have colored
with billio‘ltsness and lack of appetite .
and colt titted out andruado , r ,;
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DAVID RUDLOF
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‘find': of junk.
35 RA .
Mme.
Brammnestpnmf 511'
this No 56. 1M. o. v P E R. to beheld .
will not cease running and that this Hanford, c or rf: Cremer C. Hose-v '
Bridgeport. yesterday, in an item on of the primea rules or pmedum’ ‘
; scorn NoawALH’s“
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SPECIALS F03 SATUR-
DAY. JULY 10. 1920
Roosters.lb.. .....27c
Young Roosters. 1b.. ..30c
Fowl. 1b.. ...45c
Killed and Dressed While
You Wait
P. NOVICK
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‘. 9 Benton St»
South Nor-walk. Conn.
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PUBUL' IT WlLl *ERIT All?
SOUTH NORWALK AUTO ’
Who Preside: Over the "
’Phonom
over the ‘- . .3:
A GOOD mm SHOP
is being inquired for all the time.
place in every respect.
Ask anyone who“ has‘beenmere?‘
He will tell you this is a good.
It is the
best place to get cars repaired.
Try us for prompt and satis-
factory work' in
AUTOHOBII-E REPAIRING
REPAIR CO.
122, south loin at.
run a.
to the traveling public who- like goody} '
word and
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south norm" 7' '
Ventilated
Porch Shades
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a small outlny. 4
ft.
The finest'and 7 best
shades made "ADDS A
,ROOM t6 your-home at"
Made with a VEN-
TILATOR and SELF
HANGING. rm colors.
Sizes from 4 ft. to 12
Prices. $3.40 to $13.50 .
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Sale NOW
Pm CAPS Ion PBS!!!
35.13338
W bathing oops, clever-
U and. in the latest modes to
lot of any face. Wonderful 1:0
mm the beach equipment
of "fa-Mon." Highest quali-
tygoods at my low prices. ‘
HAMEAD
Winn Pharmacist
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ml! and TOBACCO
TA‘RLOV BROS.
“ W’oigu- Store
M0 Block, 80.1!
Phone 1953 74 WashingtoniSh-eet
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White Footwear, so cool and Wealth-finish-
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