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‘I‘ODAY AT 2:15.. 7. 9
Spectacular In Every Respect»
. MITCHELL LEWIS '
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‘ URNING DAYLIGHT
j , Vitazraph Comedy
Holmes Travelogue
’ ——Wednesday—-
,Here they are—the lion and lion-
ess of comedy
Douglas MacLean
and Doris May
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: “Let’s Be Fashionable”
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The famous Mack Sennett Stars—-
You Know ’Em
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' “You Wouldn’t Believe It”
(Perhaps You Won't)
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3 ‘ALICE BRADY In ,1.
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Bomething New in Entertain,
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TODAY AT‘2:15. 7. 9
Jesse L. Lasky Presents
Maior Robert Warwick
In Paramount-Arteraft’s New
Feature ‘
“Thou Art The Man”
._ Pathe ‘News
t f” 'Vitag'mph Comedy
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BEALART PRESENTS
ALICE BRADY
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“SINNERS”
The 14th Episode of Juanita Han-
sen's Startling Serial
"THE LOST CITY”
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Mack S'ennett Comedy
“You Wouldn’t Believe It”
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Doris May and Douglas
McLean In
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REGENT TODAY
Mitchell Lewis in “Burning Daylight?
Is a Hodkipson Release Of The
First Order.
Regent patrons have a delight in
store for them today when 'Mitchell
Lewis will be starred in the new Hod-
kinson play “Burning Daylight" which
the local theatre is offering as its
headline feature. There are many
commendable phases to the Lewis .pic-
ture. not the least of which is the
star. The Hodkinson company‘s cast
now includes J. Warrene Kerrigan,
Evade Barrlscale. Blanche Sweet and
..evcral other notables and when ne-
gotiations were recently completed by
which Mitch“: Lewis became a mem-
fllcr of the Cami—any it was remixed
that an already strong Organization
had been further strengthened. “Burn
ing Daylight" is the first 0 fthe Lewm
features under the new management
and is entirely worthy. The produc-
tion is one of. excellenw and the 5111»
porting cast is all that could be de
sired- The Regent will offer this fea-
ture today with, Holmes Travelogue
and a Vitagraph‘ comedy.
PALACE TODAY .
“The. Art The Man” is Robert War-
wick's Latest Paramount Art-
craft Feature Production
Going to prison to protect a girl.‘
’ only to have her denounce him after
his release as an exmfict in the
pr sense of the people among whom
he is trying to rehabilitate himself, is
Retort Warwick’s experience in the
role of the hero of ,‘Thou M the
Man" the striking photoplay in which
the soldier-star is . appearing at the
Palace Theatre today with Pathe News
and 3 Sunshine Comedy. ,
The locale s the diamond fields of.
South Africa. The central figure
played by Mr. Warwick, is a young
English soldier of fortune.'who issua-
peeled unjustly of fibeing‘ implicated “in
diamond Smuggling. Lois Wilconrhss
Ill-‘3 role of the girl “68%)” m
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Miss Minerva Wortman, of ‘ New
-Haven. is visitingwith‘relaflves on;
?East avenue. - ‘1
The. Bible study class, of the Ads;
vent Christian church, met at the
’church, last evening, for instruction.
i
. The Masonic Club. of Stamford, will
hold its annual outing and shore din-
'ner at Dorlon's Point, on August-14th.
An important meeting of the official
hoard of‘the East avenue M. Rollin-ch ‘
fitviil be held at the church this even-
. ns. ,. _ 7 g
i
fi’hen the Barber’s Union meets tt—'
night it. is expected that there will.
wbe some very”, important business?
come up for discussion. :
The Epworth‘ League of the Eart'
avenue M. E.. church ”will omit its
Sunday evening devotional meetings;
during the rest "of this month and?
August . , "
Emma. J. Price has sold to Ada A.
Brown. a building lot on Cove avenwe
according to a warrantee, deed filed
at the ofiice of Town Clothi-Ierbert
R. Smith. '
, George 'Borbely- has purchased a lot
and buildings on van Zandtfstreet
from the estates of mutant: T. and
Thomas _I. Raymond according to ere
cutors and administrator's deeds filed
with Tov’vn Clerk Herbert R. Smith.
’Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. {Frey and
daughter Miss Dorothy, of fiSeaview
avenue. together with Mr. and Mrs.
J. 8. Gregory of Westport, will leave
tomorrow for a week’s auto trip along
the Mohawk Trail. to Albany, and re~
‘ turn by Way of the Catskills.
So successful was the story telling
hour at the, Community hall last Fri.
iday, that the Library Committee of
lthe East Not-walk Improvement Asso- ,
». {elation has again asked Mm. Ander-
3 son to give another story hour. The
‘story hour will be held from 3 until
4 o’clock in Community hall on Fr‘
day afternoon. _ ' ~
Tomorrow, if the weather is fair,
both the Sunday schoolsot the East
avenue M, E. church and Christ
church will hold their picnics at RO<
ton Point Park.“ The East avenue M.‘
E church will have special cars at
the front of the church -at 9:30
o‘clock, and the children of Christ
church are. requested to meet at Han-
ford’s switch, at .9:30 o'clock, to
iboard a special car there.
ROWA ”01y
George A. Jennings and party re
turned Sunday a oon in the auxi-
liary Duchess after attending the In-
ternational yacht races in fNew York
bay for the last four days. They wore
thoroughly convinced that the Rose
lute was handled the better and could
beat the challenge: in a light air at
least. - ,
’ The yaw} Windwardh which was
moors at the Nor-walk Yacht Club
during the summer of 1913 when the
owner was’employed at the Wilson
Point plant, came into the harbor Sun-
day and tied up of! the club. The
owner intended to step in the Emmy-
ton harbor. but it was raining so. hard
and was so thick that he could not
see his Way. . .
HARBOR VIEW
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jackson are
guests or Brand Mrs. Worthman.
“Miss .Laura Hanson was the guest—
of Dr. and Mrs. Julius Stier. ‘ ‘
The Barn Dance takes place Setup
day. ,— , . . ’ ,
-.. Harry Brunnell is enjoying a well.
earned vacation. 7
'Dr. *Borher and family; and Mrs.
Dustin will star 1; on their annual
cruise of one month on August first.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, of Willow
Lodge, are entertaining Mr. Jackson's
victorious in the
will endeavor
_ itOTONPbINrB“
High due tomorrow at 3:57 p. to.
National Sugar‘Refinicg Co.,'of New
York, enjoyed their annual outing at -
the Point yesterday, The trip from
the city was ‘made on the 'fieaxuer Si",
rlus. These excursions were the
largest, that have visited the 1532'}: on
a week daythis season- After eating
their lunches
stonists patronized .‘ the concesmons
generously. The roller coaster had
its three trains running all afternoon
and so.did the carousel do u rushing”
business. The automatic race horse
rack attracted much attention: from
the visitors amazing place was reliev—
ed at nearly an travelling. 5:325.»th
of the plcnlckers enjoyed the bathing,
as the thieves at its best
afternoon. Thereturn. to New York
warmade at five o’clock and an ex-
pressed their pleasure or the day‘s
outing. and the treatment they receiv—
ed at the hands of the gonoessionists.
The Volante dancid'g school of
Stamford and GreenWEt-h held their
second social dance at the . dancing
pavilion here last evening. The dance
was largely attended by Stamford and
Greenwich dancers. Many of the
Stamfordits came to the dance on the
boat alassasoit and made the return
trip on it;
The Battery F, social club of Stam-
ford, will hold their benefit
hereon the evening or August 3. -
Today the Piano Club of New York
is holding. their annual excursi‘n
here. _ ' f
The First Methodist Sunday school
at. Greenwich will hold their annual
outing-here tomorrow. ' ‘
Le Chateau, Ill-piece jazz orchestra
of Bridgeport, will appear here this
evening. A large attendance is 13::
rank 0. Godfrey Post, No. 12 or the
American Legion, assisted by the Red
Cross, will hold a dance at the Point
on Wednesday evening. August 11.
Alfred Wilbur of Palisades Park,
Mirth. is operating the sugar canoes:
slon for a few weeks. .
DARIEN *
Postmaster Smith reports an. unus-
ually large summer business at the
local post otice.
Workman commenced this morning
repairing the brick pavement under-1
the railroad bridge; That part of the
road has been in a deplorable condi-
tion, for some time. ,
38v. H. C. Carter, Ph. D., 'will
preach his last sermon as pastor of
the Darien Congregational church on
Th Mutual Aid Association and-the .
in the grove, the crew: .
in thecarlyl
dance .,
son’ of Albert Wilbur, at the Castle of ‘
Sunday. Dr. Cma‘ has not yet an-
nounced his plans for the future.
The carnival committee held a:
meeting last evening and discussed3
details in connection with the big;
event'which opens on Friday evening, ‘
The committee will meet again this
evening.
Dar-ten people who were on the
streets about. midnight were given
some real thrills when they witnessed
the big Hudson touring car dashing
through the center, pursued by a mo-
torcycle officer, and later hearing the
reports of pistol shots. The cities:-
was calling for help in his wild chase.
When near the center school house. .
however. the pursuit ended. because5
the officer was ditched and injuredi
to such an extent that he had to be
removed to the Stamford Hospital.
Several young men want to the scene
of the accident andtound the odioer’s
pistol. The motorcycle was taken to
Car] Schmidt’s hotel . A full account
of the ad'slr appears in another col-i
nnm.
K OF C. TO. PLAY NATlONALS.
On Sunday afternoon the strong Na-
tional team‘ will cross bats with the
Knights of Columbus {Or the second
time this season. The Knights were
first engagement and
to nepeat their victory.
mother.
Mr. and “Mrs. David Page and their
son David jr._ arrived at their sommer
home on Saturday and were welcom—
ed by’ many friends;
Dr. W. Dolley and Jules Delmar en-
joyed'an excltfng game 3! cards at
t}; latex-f3 home last Wednesday ,
Miss Toner has tulli recovered from
her recent illnss and is up and about
again. happy as ever.
The Aries, Mrs. Steurer's little sail
boat, drifed away from its mooring on
Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs- Steer:
or feel the loss of this little cratt with
deepest regret. It is hoped their, little
Dal will come sailing home again t0
grace the waters of Harbor View;
On Saturdhy evening one of the
largest crowds ed out to partici-
pate in the Brooxn Dance at therclub.
There wasmuch "fun and every one.
91150ch this novel dance. :fld Rein.
hard had first turn at the hroow
which started things going, ,
Tickets will «be ready Wednesday
forjhe big vaudeville show Jules Del-
mar is arranging for the 18th of: Au-
gust. Better make reservations, as
the club house will «he crowded.2Many
or the ladies have already made are
The Notionals,
their team has
cued, and that
chance for victory. McGuinness. the
Nationals' strong barman. will pitch
for the Nationals,
eprform the hon
Columbus team wish to
tickets held over from.»
game, which was intern
third inning by . fitted in the
admittance this S
To Step Coughing. Sneezing, Wheez-
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number of crumbs
comes the-time's!
than and more
be coaching.
No wonder there is a tremendous de-
mand for Foley’s Honey and Tar. that
old reliable runny remedy forcodphsfl. '
colds. hay {We}; mmm‘
it heals and-soothes its " _ ‘
lug 'feellugm‘thsi throat. clears the
however, believe that
been greatly strength-
they have an excellent
while Gearing Will
yrs for the Knights.
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state that all
last Sunday’s
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1 Motorcycle
1191-! Touring Body for Ford
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I LagooflTemion Magneto. with
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the various cruisers of the island. '
(reorga- 'Stretton’s cruiser, piloted bYa'
its owner; led the Wai.~ 010$er fol-
lowing in line. formation. were the.
cruisers of Dn'fiorher, Ham‘askey.
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Mr, Henry; All boats. were. crowded
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