High Class Motion Flannel-Ells-
mented Orchestra Every
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'YTODAY, 2:15 —— 7 —- 9
Paramount-Arteraft Presents
' WALLACE REID
The Dancing Fool
SATURDAY
WILLIAM FARNUM.
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"TEE ADVENTURE”
MACK BENNETT COMEDY
, Sunday
.1. WARREN KERRIGAN
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‘ ‘RIO GRANDE ’ ’
37'
W New in Entertain-
ment Every Day.
Today 2:15 _ 7 — ‘9'
WILLIAM FARNIIM
. -
;In his latest and biggest screen
achieVeMeht
“ADVENTURE”
--and-‘—‘-
A Mack Sonnett Comedy
“Fresh From The'eity” "
. swarms '
_ WALLACE RED) In . .
{I .‘ "The Dancing Fool”
, fl. -—-/'- 9i
'3", , Sunday.
! g' ' TOM MIX . .
“The Days' of Dating" ‘
': ,
REGENT TODAY
Arcraft's “The Dancing Fool."_
I- ntly between his lips.
. . and excitement.
. 7 PALACE TODAY
wmiaru Farnum Makes Big .Hit in
Leading Role of “The Adventure"
Mack Sennet’s “Freoh From
The City.”
Fox presentation of the well known
_ loading ' role or “The Adventure."
"I'here is no other star is solidly ’based
his credit in the way of screen attrac-
umphs. It is characteristically Far-
gum and For and the combination is
.; sufficient guarantee of merit
-, .hroughout. But the Palace has an-
other features today in Mack Sennet’s
saw ’two reel comedy “Fresh From
Q4 be City."
PARIS, July 15.—-—The American
' mmittee for Devastated France will
' en tea rooms in. several-of the shat-
'-red villages in the Valley of the
isne on July 1. according to an an.
uncement just made. The rooms
’ be located at coucyaeacuauteau,
an old fortress was blown up
.V the Germans: Crouy, near Sois.
74:. and “Leon,- ln the Chemin dos
guos region,
.11 means or the team rooms,» the
[umittee hopes not only to add to
ftlefields, butto. divert some of the
fney being spent by Americans to
k: urgent needs of the people in the
aslaled regions.
._ n pilgrimages to the battlefields
core the Americans of the First,
f u d and Thirtysecond divisions
Vglil under-General Mung-in and
'Vhed back the Germans, liberating
ns and the nearby villages. "
embers of the committee will per-
} be charged and the profits will
V used to bar chickens and to aid
.: dren needing special care. _ .
M
ED. iMPROVED
’5' finproved
. “is the Journal,
'_ 'l'esumg mg ‘
‘Wailace Reid Stars in , Paramount-
IWallace ~‘ileid is not the only one
who proves himself ' a' speed demon
in ”Excuse My Dust.” the new automo-
bile racing picture featuring the hand-
some star at. the Regent Theatre to-
ay. Theodore Roberts. the, veteran.
. hamcter actor. pilots tracer in the
1n omentous contest that provtdes most‘ “
the thrills-in the iRoidfeaturo. He
.. it with all the nonchalanceoi’ an
field. guiding the car at a'seve'n‘t'y—
, le clip from! ‘IsosAngeleI to San
cisco and deriving keen pleasure
‘ d healthful excitement fro the ex-
frience. His‘ only regret; according to
_ . Roberts. was that he could not
. ;-. lighted the cigar which is con.
"Excuse My Dust" is packed with
Palace Theatre today - presents a
’ feature exceptional in the new William
‘and popular William {Fax-hum in- the
upon the success which he has to
:tions. in many particulars “The Ad
venture" eclipses his previous tri-
Thomas MacLaughlin has returned
Mrs. H. G. Reed oi! Marion avenue
- has had .a telephone installed, the
number being 251?.
Work is almost‘completed on the
. new home oi! Fred Wolf, which is
being built on Fifth street, near
Strawberry ‘Hill. .
Those East Norwalk people who went
to Norwalk last evening to attendathe
.carnival were disappointed at the
5 postponement. -
I The ladies of the East Avenue'M:
’ E. Church are to hold their penny sup-
per in the Sunday school room of the
church this evening.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of Christ
church met yesterday , afternoon in
the Sunday school rooms of the
church, for the usual weekly business
. and sewing session.
According to a wan-antes deed filed
at the ethos of Town Clerk Herbert
R. Smith, John C. (Bloom has sold a
lot and buildings on First street to
’Michael Olijan.
The official board of the East Ave-
nue M. E. ch ch met. following the
mid-week pro;
ing‘gnd discussed matters or import-
ance with regard to church work;
The Sunday school of the East ave "
nue M. E. church will hold their an
nual picnic, at Roton Point. on next
Wednesday. The special car will
leave East avenue shortly after. 9 a.
m
r meeting, last , even-
l‘inal plans have been made for the
“penny supper” to be held "in the
Sunday school rooms or the East
Avenue M. E..church, from 6 until 8
o’clock this evening. A large number
are expected to attend.
Mrs. Anderson of £13: Hill, road
has charge of the story telling hour
l established at Community Hall, the
first meeting of which is being held
‘today. 'The little toll: cf the vicinity
are invited to attend, the hour being
held befi'fién 3 and 4 o’clock.
30m YTON
drive for the Rowayton library was
$19.25, making a grand total of
”224.75. There are only two more
ldays or the drive and those interested
will have to work hard to‘equal last
year's quota. Cannot we make a
[great effort today and tomorrow to do
better than last year? The library is
dolng'its best to please the patrons;
'and is hoping for a generous response
;to its plea for help. Nine new novels
for the paid shelf will be ready for
Circulation soon.
' NEW CANAAN
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simmell and fam-
ily enjoyed Sunday at Pine Tree Point.
Louis Lipmcn and party of friends
spent Sunday at (Mud Pond) Lake
Siscowlt. ’
Miss Ethel Gray and a party or
i'rieods are enjoying a week‘s vacation
at Madmen. N. Y.
Mrs. Geroge E. Raymond is now re-
aiding‘with her son, Bowen! 8. Ray-
mond at Woodhull-y.
Mrs. .E. Hersam in company with
her son, Donald. nephew, Ray Griebel.
and Morton Bolton enjoyed yesterday
at Roton Point.
r‘ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 11. Raymond
and two children spent Sunday with
Town Clerk and Mrs. Edward Rutledge
at Fairield Beach.
‘Miss Grace Ewoiod and Miss Anna
Ruth, who are attending Yale sum-
mer school, spent the week-end in
New Canaan.
Miss Isabel Brodbeck and Mine Elsie '
Barlow, in company with Harry Coop-
er and Carl Cedergren, spent Sunday
at Lake iSiscowit.
Requiem high mass took place
in St. Aloysius Church this morning
at 7 :30, for the repose o! the soul or
the late William Burns.
William Gagon and family will move
from Railroad avenue to their new
home in East avenue. this week.
which was formerly the S. T. Wood
place. With-'9'.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix J. Kearney and
son, Wilbert of New York. are spend-
ing several days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Schumann in Baldwin
street.
Mr. and Mrs. David Alexander and
family have returned to their home
in WValton, N. Y.. after spending two
weeks with relatives and friends in
New Canaan.
, .Mrs. G. D. Nichols of Willimantlc
and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nichols of
Bridgeport. were guests of Mr, and.
Mrs. W. H. Hale in'Cherry street, on
Saturday, July 10. '
,~Re.v, Wilfred Foley of Atlanta was
the celebrant at the 10 a. m._mass in
St. Aloysius Church, last‘week Sun-
day. Father Foley is the brother—in-
luw o! ‘Wfll'am McGralh of Forest
sheet. -
‘A large number of persons attended
comfort'of "tourists visiting the ‘
hauler buses "and private automo-
er. crowded with sightseers have
ly manage the tea rooms and H
t on the patrons. .Moderate prices >
13. harm—.35 it t "
a. or President pigegchafé a}; 1-
12173 mean: ”confirm‘ ’
The" Choral Union of the East ave.
uue M. E. church will meet at thei
church tomorrow evening.
. to
, adore andhirs. Lonnuis Sum
afield will attend the 37th annual renn- 1
on of the Navel Veterans Mission
of Connecticut to he held at the Post
Rooms of Admiral Foot Post. New Ha- i
ven. tonight. All comrades and ship-T
mates are invited to be prom on‘
this occasion.
“No turning around here.” is the
new sign erected on the top of the.
“silent policeman? at the junction of.
East avenue, Main and West street.‘
By this new order, it is meant that no
automobiles are to turn around the.
standard as was formerly the case?
Motorists are required to go further.
’up the street to make the turn.
, his duties at M. 1’. Donne’s hard-i
,ware store after a visit to New Haven i
log good baseball.
ciaily well in his , stick . work, slam-
ming out hits when his teammates
were in danger of beingstranded.
McSally left thirty men stranded on
the bases by his wonderful backing.
Ed McSally is winning much pride
errorless fielding,
knocking down all kinds of balls. even
robbing men ol.’ hits.
Jim McSally is shining like 3 dia-
mond both at bat and fielding. Jim
takes good care of the diuy corner.
Last. but not least. is McNerney.
playing his customary good game in
the center section of the orchard. ,
it must be remembered that in the
early part of the season the American
Hat team swamped the Arrows to the
tune of twenty to twelve.
This time it will be reversed.
Wargo and McQuillan, utilities. are
also helpinz'Spalding & Co. to'bring
the cup to the shirt makers. ' 3
You tell ’em, Ruth";
The amount raised yesterday by the
by his steady.
I can’t hit.
ONA CHIEF RAISED UP
The raising up of chiefs was the of-
ficial business of the Winona council
or Red Men at the meeting last night
at Red Men‘s hall. where one of the
meetting last night
hall, where one of the most success-
ful times was enjoyed.
The chiefs installed were
Prophetess—Anna Walsh;
Winona—Emma Shepard;
Powattan—E Oscar Canticle];
First Scout—~Mary Baywick;
Second Scout-Dal3y Payne;
First Warrior—Mary Fitzgerald;
Second “'arfior—-Carxie Barhyde;
Third' Warrior-Anna Baillie:
Fourth Warrior—«Clara Grim-er;
at Red Men's
Second Runner—Gertrude Robbins;
First Counselorw'l‘homas Handgun;
Second Runner—«George Sandispree;
Guard of the Forest—Emma Knapp; z
Guard of the Teepee—Ji'lorence Cald-
The installation was all done by
Deputy Great Pocahontas Daisy Payne
and her stun. which consisted of Pro-‘
phetess May Baywicks; Winona, Anna
Shepard; Powattan, 'Wlliiam Rowe;
Scout. Jesse Malcomb; Warrior, Eliza
Hyatt; Senior Past Chief. May Rowe.
The work was put on in remark-
ably fine shape.
The officers going out were given
Pocahontafs
eluded. Sister Anna Welsh, Mary Can.
field, for five years faithful service.
as collector of wampum. Sister Jes—
sie Malcom for five
keeper of records.
save *unrenze’srfi' wootb‘ k-EEP
NEW 4511ng Wit, , . - ,
Wilso is 3., July 16.~—Samuel
11. use tautsupenn‘f ; de .0:
the Anti—Saloon League niggewnflers—
ey, in a statement .. inflamed today
to State AttorneyaGeneral McCrnn.
some 'Supremeflam't Justice nurse!
county judges and proscenium, charg-
ed that emit agreement exists has,
tween county authorities and saloon'rmg
and racetrack men to keep ~New Jet-jinn fleet to Horace A. Seymour-e, con i
NEWARK, N.
' immense:- JITNEYS OPERATE.
ljunction issued last
John W. Banks
hem... The police wens
l! notified otfie , .
2A hearing‘on theouesfim afloat-g
, heldroomon'ow.
lune ,
v
ARROW NOTES OF THE DlAMONDJ
Captain Bellus’ clan will clash with?
the American Hat team. tomorrow aft:
ernoon. at the Ward six-set grooming
The Mavis are traveling in full -.
-speed,and are after the carcass of the .
1
Bill Tucker is playing league brand; 1,
In the six games played. he so;
eepted twenty seven assists and madef
but one error.
Bill is leading the team in batting.
He got fourceen hits in twentyeight
trips to the rubber, making his bat-
ting average an even .500. -
Fallen is close at his heels with a
batting average of .450.
Pitchers of all teams seem to fear
'Bellus as they do "Babe” Ruth. He g _
must have something of the “Babe“ . ‘
look. Bellus was walked ten times in
twentyseven times at bat. .
Fahan is covering first base in great
style, sending twenty—seven men back»
to the bench in three games.
Nathan'saved the game. last Satur-
day, with his wonderful grabs when
hits meant runs-
Capt. Bellus was the “hero” of the.
With men on both second and.
third bases. and one out. he tightened
up and won out every time. He com-
pletely outclassed his rival. He re-'
celved three assists and handled them
all perfectly.
Our catcher. McSally, is also play-
He is doing espe-
“There is no conscientoqb onion
{dieing made to cmorce the Volstearlt , . '
shot,” he added, “due to the desired? new roux, July 15:41»; sum:
politicians to obtain big campaign peas: and Japanese Calm beetle. Estimate
funds from liquor-and gamblingmterqmtwdnoed into Massachusetts mm Inge ’ ‘
as the successful foe. or the
land broth-tail moths. " has
well distributed and, eshhlished in
_ EPOBT,‘ me lSJ—llitdey mm mat the American Museum
._ Judge
pea-10‘ yr Elbert"
3‘ “will?
mus
Mrs. Mamie Dam! of 808
OgdeIi’SMBfidge .
Says That 'CINOT Has
Created an ' Appetite and
She Can Sleep _ the Ni
ed ham rage One}
formed an infatuation for the Bernard
girl. Kelly. the stepiather. seemingly
seemed of liankee, and made no oh , -
ijections against the girl going about film?!“ the ”0°45 and mm m we»
with him, She stayed at her ntept‘ath 31am fiflgg 83““ ”if to help 331‘” WM
.er’s home until shortly after the death “"9 rm“ patch. , -
Robin sounds the dinner horn. and
the .haymakers return to
guests homer in their possession
if? semen. , Stu
a debtor. and.
museucoeostuhyroolswmm.
of her mother, when she left Siam
portion: in company with Hashes. and
has not been seen alive since by any to 599M “‘9 “may hon
of her relativesraithough word coca '
.sienally reached them that she was ternoonpthe
Valive and living in Pennsylvania.
the Infield
in Ace ii, toward the close of the at:
humanism zest tum.
their toll and stroll to and Era in the
About three months ago a Philadel cool ”5 the ‘33? The tarmers' danr‘s‘
dispatch to ters set forth in their walk to the
nhia super printed 31 news
the eflect that a ”George Hanhee. o:
Stain ford.«Conn.,” had been arresteu .
in that city charged with “doses-ties.“ £3395 0* ”‘9 aflemo‘m ”mm t" the
_Noihing more was heard of the case 593i and '39“? “333385 in haw“! run
, away from de Lacey and a hall. Each
Hankee and thorax-hum girl were girl declares that hereafter she will
well acquainted with the roads inand ‘99 Clement With her on 10* 3”“ Vi"
about New Canaan. and were in the 3"; any!" the other.
habit of going ed on long walks to- [change dresses and
V gethcr. during which time they, w
occasionally walk a
2;: home. in Broad
, es would walk to and t ' "
V rom how
e.
Sylvia, worn out with her expert
mucmc =
s. L. TALMADGE
‘ V since that time.
sat oil in search
said of the poet and theta-met.
2-: far as the girl’s Haifa}? their prank is likely, to have
River, and some- sermus consequences. '
for . in Land -
Arabella saw Sylvia carried infer th:
.brook lay the farmer, and the
giflani-aminta saw dc Lacey and »
walking arm in arm. an dthig new; is
imparted to Prince Tobbytnxn, who no-
In solves to expose Lady Sylvia flat
on with the first batch inight before the assembled (MIL . .
. William, accompanied by the hrs-
on an oyster boat. in ers’ "daughters and farm
failed to appear searching for Betty. and he runs inlay
on. and‘ was finally 3;- .de Lacey, who is looking for Sylvia.
The two men are about to am to
blows when Sylvia and Betty new
third batch of 're- The Ladies Arabella and ‘
ed at the Wood thinking it possible they may hm »
Smrise when been mistaken, ask the prince not to;
m not, living in mention what they have
gone away ‘fih l’nnce Tobbytum tries to me m,
chief but is rolled. A song of m
found in April last to the harvest moon, rising over the
tors. buried beneath “Wilma ends the evening, and an;
slabs from an gun. wond their way homeward.
neemy. Investigations Sir Bertram De Laos;
and an autopsy dis-‘ Geo
that the woman had Prince Tobhytum {A man 0: Gone-
, about four months and ‘
and died as the
flag in from criminal opera.
. Y was placed wh re
£1.32 it was found. rule the woman :as
yet alive. but dying from therapist-axiom 55'th (“hemmed to De Laeey)----
It wasteland that she had never been
‘Farnnm. the husband of
. stayed away from his wife. angles
airisfrggnstr; inside no. elfort to keep
. v . '
1917 he was in?“ mm Haukee’
of drafted men
= Vibeen arrested
‘7 {Greenwich wh
for enminati
L GOLDEN " g 1
minimum St. ' V,
arecmmiscoum j ‘
Sale NOW ‘
from Stamford. having‘
35th Engineers and
rived home, which was
Mfis MAMIE DUVAL
"For a. long time 1 did not lmowé
what is was to have a well day or to to
med soldiers, he
. but 91pm n
. that his wife
Stamford and had
as
The body was
by taro huh
a pile of wooden
doned saw mill
by the police
closed the fact
. been Pregnant
enjoy life as all. my pleasures were”,
marred by ill health and sickness to ‘ told
have nervous prostration and ‘
section was my lot and {would havef
my limbs, hands and feet go to sleep;
and would feel numb all over and ig‘.
was terribly constipated. my skin was:
whinkled and yellow and I had dark
circles under my eyes. but now that
is all gone and I enjoy lite and eat}
and sleep well, and all thanks are due
to CINOT."
CINOT IS FOR SALE. EXCLUSIVE-i
LY. AT PLAISTED‘S DRUG COLL.t1
WASHINGTON STREET.*
SOUTH NORWALK; William
Jones’. Stamford. H. E. Northrup’s,5
‘ Danbury; Lucien B. Switzer ’s, South-g
port: Westport Drug Co,
J. D. Harfig'an's D1113 Store.
port—Adv.
R EAL ESTATE TRAN SACTION 8.
told MIL:
‘momronmm:
“We
Whalingcnpaclever»
hnhhthelateumodeltO"
nan-whoa. Wonderfnlto
tum" Eighutqullp
fig—tItm-ylowprim '
H.A.MEAD
'lna. 80.10‘0rm1k'
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.............
oucncei......... . . humanize:
result of mutant (An honest mane!) ......
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.................. Frank florist-1y:
, Bet .............. Miss Alice 11mm
This effective! ty (Be-tremor! to William) .....
y (”SW .._ ............. Mrs. Rose M
abella (a lady in waiting at court}
............ Miss Tessie Hartwell
Aramiuta (her sister) ....... .-.... .
............ Miss Tessie m _
maggot the clues to:- both thell'ltzgerald '
)7 women both 0! '
whom had had children. ' The r. "
hug; 15-111 had never had any children.
. 3 morning Mr. Wood ‘lnxomeu' [ennui
reporters that the 1,0133" Molly and Dolly (
Fu'num gm had daughters; friends of Betty ”--
Matilda Giney. Gertmde O‘Brien.
and Mary 310011111311.
Chorus or Farmer lads and M
Cora Evans, Bliss Bennie
=Miss Angelina Paradisa, Miss Clan
Nellie ‘Watexm.
Gilbert, Miss Elizabeth
Mahoney. Miss Ada Swanwick. Ibo
ifiarriett Swanwick. John Monolith,
‘7 Frank Moriarty, Aaron Ochoa. Gm
Gouge Rollins, Paul “was.
Model! by Gebrge A. Rollins. Sou-
ery by Emard Moore. ,
Accompanlst, Mrs. Alice 0min:-
nun...”
A number of warrantee deeds were}
placed 'on file at the oifice ‘od Town ; denied msurance policy since she was“?
Clerk Herbert R. Smith during wagons rear of use. With the Menorah-i
past week. there being a large cum-lg: 3:: gfinmce curious and out?
our; beenpar gmitweek—i
those placed on record are the follow-31y for some. yam: 'nle beneficiary ‘5
Dudl E Hovt to Edythe M HOW,g {1:3 :1: gatdgfh mmothomr are lilo girl (V
e . - , . - 1 TE? .0
lot and ybuildings, at Roton Point} Mrs. Wood. The policy is not for
Josepha. Corradine and wife to Alex-inn? lam amount as children are not
insured for over 8250 by the rules of
th: company.
notii’imm will begiven the com
buildings, on West avenue; Berlin: 3. 7 Wig! ragga that the remains have
reeieen on as those of Mrs. War:
lots. at West avenue and Reed street; 41mm: and the company will in all pm.
"William Podmore and wife to Andrew i shiny start 3115 investigation
J... Carlson and wife, lot and buildings. 501711.
on Flatt avenue: Alice K. O'Relily to?
"William F. Cossweil. lot and bum-Eon; a seilcs of tracers in an effort
, WSW ; to obtain information about flanked;
sugary“? Gemnrg‘hlaghfiiohet tat lot ; and his were. who keeps a restaurant
,an u mgs.on eaows ee:
son G. Adams to Aborn F. Smith. lot:
and buildings. at Harbor View Bench; ;
George A. Fischer and wife to Charles >
P. Diem. 31:. five acres and buildings,
on County street.
Albert 1-“. Beeskow and. wife to Pal.
pa ianoellay and wife. four lots. on
Reservoir avenue;
and wire to Hang n; McGuirk. lots
. . . V and buildings, on inion place; John
First Runner—Lydia mm. C. Bloom to Michael Gillan. lot and
buildings, on First street Angelina A.
‘Gustafsen and wife to John R. 1101-.
atcn and Thomas F. Silk, lot. on Sum-
mit avenue: 1. ”Wallace Marvin
Percy W. Mead. lot and buildings. on
Cdrollne Rats to John
her of sales of home sites.
Perkins. Miss mIRIIB
Grumman, » Miss
Roth, lot and buildings. on Col“
ARR W . 'tage avenue; Russell E. Morgan and
0 S wife to'Ai-thur RYTurner.
: under
mu m! romooo
TAILOV BROS.
main:- Store _
“mullet-nu
Elle to William H. McMahon,
’Tl‘n Stan.- Pmicehnve already scat
ings,
tscenery eflect unaided.
of the finest work that has been done
in some time.
V The stage was constructed so (B!
,it resembled a hayfield with black-
m. ‘ in Water-bi}? 134150 to be questioned:
A number of State policemen. re ‘-
porber and the relatives o! the Fitzfi
The grave was already opened by .
gerald girl. the Wandny girl wet-ow“ck
the time the group.‘ arrived at the?
cemtry, shortly 'nftr 10 oclock this
' and th idenficaflgn oi the
remains/were made my Errand M
Wood shortly after--11 o’clock. Tho
body was renterred to wait develop-
mentnin the investigation Blithe}:-
.surnnce companyandtheworkoi’lhe
lState‘polce and New York detectives.
nt was; arms.
WALL STREET, Noon—The early-
George P. Ells to George W. Lamb. xrally {allied to hold. renewed Memes
building lot. at Liberty Park; Martha pistes-ls, oils, shippings. melon; and
J. Fish. and others, to Olga Fuman‘ooppers forcing
lot and buildings, at Harbor
Beach Henry F. Coleburn to Samuel wage conspicuous
, L. “feed, brick block, at Wall and Delaware, mums and Western
Main' streets: Emily A. and Samuel gained 6 points on a tow sales, Shore-
is Th Lynes to Samuel J. Stewart. lot and 2:33.215; May Department Stores 2
”we - e? ‘3‘ buildings, at Lynes Park; Addie Lana Manuals: 1%.
Lowndes. et at to Lillian M. Lam—’cent. opening quo
Herbert “‘ 31‘3" _ {used as a seat for 7
rs. sought solitude;
Perhaps the masterpiece of the pa!-
jtormanoe was in the second act. when
”he electric fixtures were no fixed by .
gm. Moore that it reflected down upon
the stage. and greatly aided the ‘
actors and actresses as they”
. “Kerk, the Harvest Moon 15 Shining.”
- 'Weathcr Forecast _
Forecast for Nor-walk and vicinity;
V VFair tonight and Saturday; mu.
change in temperature;
modemte northwest to north this.
Weather condi. taons‘ :
aliens lovers who
East avenue:
W‘arren, final. two lots and
on Plant avenue.
many leaders under,
View yesterday”; incl prices. A 1230' stocks
tattoo for call money
phere, lot. at Row-ram: Paul Mikln—impreseneed the highest initial rate
:vich and wifeto Louis Nagy and wining the week. Exchange on motion
years sex-viva 353191 and buildings, on South street.
the sea. ‘It is followed byum
hive area of high
from Minnesota southeastward to
Georgia. which is producing M
weather in the central districts. There
in no welldefined atom are. out of
the Rocky ammo. The W
late is about normal in all WI
. ”was 1 1-! cents higher.
WALL STREET. 1:30 pm-‘Selling
monumental to a greater extent in
,wpm mm and equipments at;
Admzicaull showed an act-5
on CedattmmelossofSpolnts,MarinePz-e-
. Pierce Arrow.
Studebaker and W and Bald-1
winjlaooomoflvez to 2 1-2. Chennai
An administrator's deed hauler-laud Paper shares also reacted but
ringtwo lots. atRhodonolia Park/roommate were eoxnparntivly study.
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