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hey are—~the lion and lion-
ess of comedy.
ouslas MacLean
’s Be Fashionable”
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anions Mack_Sennett Stars-
You Know ’Em
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Wouldn’t Believe It”
(Perhaps You Won’t)
—-Thursday——r
ALICE BRADY In
“S I N N E R S”
7. All Star Cast
rtners lofl The Night
ethin'g: New in) Entertain-
ment Every Day.
.TODAY AT 2:15. 7. 9
R EALA RT ’ PR ES ENTS
'ALICE BRADY
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“SINNERS”
7 he 14th Episode of Juanita Han-
‘ 'sen’s Startling Serial
' "THE LOST (in-Y"
. 4 -—Thursday-2 ‘1‘?
3 Mack Sennett Comedy’
, f‘You Wouldn’t Believe It.”
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W‘ Henderson "motorcy-
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_ Miss. .Edna Birdsall, of First street.
- s :lSltng with relatives in Bridge-
por. - ' . . . '
ErnestPeterson, of Second street,
has taken a position with
garage, on West avenue.
Hall. Officers will be elected.
Wallace JohnSon, of sycamore
‘street, has taken a
‘ position with”
. Frederick Wempe,
,the milk. dealer.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Frey
ter oDrothy, of Seaview avenue, left
this morning for a Week’s auto— ri
along the Mohawk Trail. ‘ t p
and daugh~
The “{oman’s Auxiliary of Christ
church Will meet in the Sunday school
rooms of the church, tomorrow after-
business session.
William F Hanim 3.} the Ha
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servme station, East , Washiyngtgg
ifslreet. is}; confined to his home for a;
; ew wee ‘s, doctors orders com 11'
him to take a rest. ~ ' De mg
Patrolman John Roberts
turned from a Week’
again on his East
which was covered dur
by Patrolman Wallace
‘ has , re-
s vacation and is
Norwalk heat,
ing his absence
Sammie.
SeveraLhundred happy childr
the East avenue M. E. church slits:
ed the special care provided far them
in‘front of the church, at 9:30 o’clock
this morning. anddeparted for Roton
Point. there to spend the day, this be-
ing the annual picnic of the church.
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The children of Christ ch rch Sun-
.day school are enjoying t annual
outing of the church and school, which
{is being held at .‘Roton Poln Park to-
.call. A special trolley w at Han-
;forcl’s switch. this morning. which car-
ried the children away at 9:30 o’clock.
g to the park.
l
g A plain arm has been fixe‘d on the
{swinging gate on the Washington
{street bridge to replace the‘pne brok-
en several 'Weeks ago by an anionic
bile. There are no drop arms on the
new gate, but these will be placed on
the gate later on. During the absence
of the gate, the bridge tenders had to
stretch a rape across the spot when
ever the draw was open.
{it an important meeling of the of-
ficxal board of the East avenue M. E.
church. held last evening, a four
weeks‘ vacation
Wehrle’s .
_Tl‘hc Young Men's Community Club,
- .wxll meet this evening at Community
noon, for the usual weekly sewing and l
5 Monday 1: he Center School
Were 'unusuallyi line.
'precated by those whoiiviowed them.)
Mr. and. Mrs.;Sidneyr Drew in the calm:
‘edy "Romancevand Agesfl and the life»
story of Thomas 13.. Edison in threef
reel completed a fine program; The-re-I
3Will be no showing next week on ac.
'count of the ‘firemen’s carnival. ' 1
lfriends of the Methodist church Slur
day School went in private 8.13303 this
morning ontheir annualplcnic. A‘rhc
:destination was Pear Tree Point and:
.at last reports the picnickers .werpg
having a:jolly time. ‘ ~ -
3 S invdale golf enthusiasts expect tog
“313: egery advantage \of the vtreatfi.
.which the Woodway Country Club ' has I
‘provided in!" next Friday at the Hoyt
street links. Four world famous golf-
iers are to participate in a 36~hole ex-l
hibition match, 18 holes in the mom-
ling and 18 in the afternoon. The
players will be Vardon and Ray, the‘
English stars, who are touring this}
America’s very best, Travers and Kirk.
country, matched against two 02_
by. The morning round will begin at;
10:15 and. the afternoon round at
2:30. .. All members have been invited
to bring their friends. There is sure
any match in this vicinity has DYE‘.
to be the biggest gallery on hand
that previously attracted. ?
ROWA YTJV
.Miss 'Flmma Cushman entered this
Week upon her annual vacation from
.duties in the Wall street office of the
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shades made 'ADDS A
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a small, outlay. -
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TILATOR , and , SELF
HANGING. fast colors.
' "Sizes from 4 ft. to 1,2,7
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« Prices. $3.40 to $13.50
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PPVU‘" L owes?”
Connecticut Light 8.: Power company.
She is visiting relatives and friends
on Long Island.
A large number of members of the
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal church
enjoyed the annual excursion to
Wood’s island. yesterday, passing a
very pleasat day there through the
courtesy of the owner, Robert S. Bar-
clay.
The Rowayton Fire Department met
on Monday evening and elected ome-
ers for the ensuing-year as follows:
Chief, Herbert M. Arnold: First As-
sistant, Piricus M. Needles; Second
AsSistant. Frederick G. Prange: Sec-‘
rotary ad Treasurer, Edwin L. Ste-
vens. , ’ . -
Mr. aners. C. Merritt Ives and
family are "occupying the attractive
summer home which they have leas-
ed at- Tokeneke and where they will
remain until October 15. .Tokeneke
is one of the most attractive sum-
mer colonies on the Sound and is
situated between Ddrien and Rowdy-
ton. Among the neighbors of Mr, and
Mrs. Ives is John McCormapk, the
famous tenor. Mr. lves, a former
Danburian, is vice-presidetlt and .sec—
Shoes, AnldeuiesVBoOtee’B.
- The Palace Theatre today presents
.‘a Realart featlyre in Alice Brady’s
flateet production “Sinners" from the
_ well known story and play which car-
' rlcd the same name. The IRealart
- company has produced the ‘Constance
Blmlev features which are among the
' notable. The play is recognized in
1 the picture by those who are familiar
with this Owen Davis' story. ‘Mary
5' Brady gives an excellent portrayal to
, —AND— 7 E. Marsland. to “$335133: “$3.53.; {Starr .32 t3; tggaggagnglggfneggg ‘ '1'“- “9- at the low priced)!—
. ' la ‘ > August. A committee is now at "work ny’ . ‘ ; 'q ‘rflL 13L MW---
, Dons 12,33; andIIBOHP-f 5 upon. the names a. pastors . 1 m flags in New iork city. Museum-.. -- .L .. - ,
' mail .ul. ' . 3:91:92; tgfel-‘Dhlypitl during the absence- " , * ’ 5 ~ Reg. 596 yd. , ,
' a ’ , - ‘ ya - r- ars and. Rev. Solon W. 1 ,-
. Lets Be Fashionable Fairbanks, who is now resting on a Mm Outlet Store
F u y as. at R Wm Wm , * , - . '
—- n a -— 1e pu p t on Auoust 15th.’ It will ' . WM" _
be remembered thatbllev.‘ Mr. . Fair- 7 " I K ' b” , ' .. 124 WASHING'PON ST.
BILLIE BURKE banks 15 a former pastor of~ the 1‘ = 7 , . , ,
. church. The work of the church re— ', % BLAME , ‘ 7 . ' « , , .
—lN-- £2}; was 3'50 discussed and, plans are .l , _ l »
l g ma 9 for a ver com ’ . '7 ' mm \ 1 , W
“Away Goes Prudence” scheme .. arises - , _............ . WIRGEAMM . . .
to the rOOt' of the church will be calm ' , Regulatninner 11:50 to 2:39. W _ A
.. __ genccd at an early date. A commit- . , & special'supper including “up,“ _
PALACE TODAY. 9 was ““39“ ‘0 arrange a scheme . ' ' . v i -‘ i suns-y rulli‘coum' Dinner as.
_ 0; finance for the Church, consisting ' . 'fi ‘ f" t ., g . 4‘ 13x0 4 " -‘ ‘8‘
flealart Stars Alice Brady in A Won. ge‘fFN-Mpaddock, chairman: Dr. Rug: '~ _ , _ . i Q 3“, i J "E”bhtm‘j a! “hm”.
derful Picturizatlon “Sinner‘s”—— A' J. organ, J. W. Slauson, Harry ' -AN H 3 " 4 Q E i. i‘ .Ph‘ore 225.8 '
~ ’ Second Last Episode of insworth and Claude Farr. ' ' ' ,. l “ . ; l . ,
l “The Lost City." , FOR INDIG‘S ‘9 - , ; . * J .
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the leading role and is very ably sup- '
ported throughout
The camera work is
highly pleasing results.
with the feature today the Palace
will play the fourteenth or second
last episode of “The ’Lost City” fea-
turing Juinita Hansen. This is of
the most spectacular wild animal ser-
ial ever produced.
the production.
excellent with
In corxection
REGENT‘ TODAY
Dorie .May .and .Douglas .MacLean
Picture comedy Team in New
Attraction Today.
'No motion picture star has enjoyed
Such a metoric rise into popularity
as Thomas H. Ince's youthful co-star‘
ring team, Douglas MacLean and Doris
May. The two established themselves
flnnly in the film firmanent as the res
null of their very first pictfire, "Twen-
ty Three and a Half Hours’ Leave."
Their latest vehicle, “Let's Be Fa-
shionable," will be sown at the Regent
Theatre today. , _
It is a breezy comedy, ‘with the
scenes laid in a California summer, re-
sort and the stars figuring as a young
married couple of limited mens, who
‘by their more opulent neighbors.
Their efforts; land them into laughable
mess and upon being extricated they
decide that it is better to be happy
11133 to be fashionable. .
“Let's Be Fashionable” was adapt-
ed from a story by Mildred Consldlne '
and produced by. Thomas H. Ince. It
is a Paramount Arteratt release.
BRlNGS SUIT FOR'$2,500.' ‘
NEW HAVEN, July 21.-¥A suit for
damages of $2,500, brought by Abrae
.hnm Brown against Walter S.’ Gal-dc.
and his mother, Ada H; Oakey, ‘I "is
among cases awaiting trial in the su-
perior court; Brown alleges .‘thatxtlie
defendants asked him to obtains pug-4».
chaser for the Bots! ,Volk,.-athos
188 to 196 Meadow street, and .
age building, on Commerce
that be secured buye‘i‘s" at”,
agreed on 3120.000. and th
feudanfs «then refused '
sue: for c Won. '
r ,
are trying to keep up with the set!
DARIEN
Ge Mill
orge spaugh is on a ti
Augusta, Me. ’ rp to
Mrs. W. Dan of the Post Road is
entertaining her sister, ‘Mrs. Evans of
LlewenPriddy, Wales. -
.Miss Helena Conger of Old King’s
Highway, is visiting her sisterLMiss
Louse Conger, at lNapdnoch, N. Y.’
Mrs. Ralph Hindley has Joined her
husband at :Eastport, Me., where he
has extensive interests in canneries.
Miss Margaret FacLeod, daughter or
Dr. and Mrs. Johnson macLeod ‘ot’
Flushing, L. I., will soon visit friends
in Noroton. , ,
W. H. Arthur's men started to make?
repairs on the Warrenitc pavement on
bridge yesterday.
telephone exchange. is taking her an-
Great Lakes.
Clarence Rexter has returned to his
home, at Woodhaven. L. 1., after en-
James Hindley of West Avenue:
, A; number of boys. who are members
or the Darien troop of Boy Scouts;
left yesterday for a week or more of
out~door life at the Scout camp, north
of Stamford. '
the Post Road east of the railroad,
g Miss Hilda Thompson lot the local ,
nual vacation, visiting Canada nndthe‘ 7 ‘
laying a‘ visit with his grandfather,‘
Milan is" ’ Needs
Dainty W summarize-um bothpiainandltrimmed.
Cashmere and km‘tted Jackets. .
' Jap Silk and Eiderdown Crib Quilts.
Carriage 301:5“,va Pillow—slips.
Stork ranwi—plgsanu bloome'r style. -
nmbmideredQSwi-s. and Turlnsh Bibl- ' ‘
am. caps emu, Baby-books, and
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7 COURTESY?—
INTELLIGENCE—
mnbsrrnn; " ’
northern—
TRAIN ING—
Now in session.
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are .Iieoes. ' arr. to success.
Business 77 College ’
Yard Wide On Sale
. AND SATURDAY
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EVERYBODY Knows
That skill is required in examining“ '
9 es. . .
y(Slur Optometrists are‘ skilled.
Consult us. "
TH A BEE-R
Optometrists and Optician!
are we .. M ......-,
Atlantic $15,. .-. Stamford
LWegOlo‘se at 6 P.-M. Daily
If You: CouldSee
VEnglander Three Piece Bed ., . , T ,
Convenient andAttractive, $27.00 - »
This three piece bed is equipped With . the
Englander Link Fabric sorin2‘.re1nforced
bylateral steel bands. " It is very .sub’stan— "
tial‘: the head and foot are finished in White .‘
, er Oak. the spring inFreneh Grevenamel.
Jack Dugdale has been on a_vaca~
tion trip to Rochester. Buffalo and
Niagara Falls. Mrs. Dugdale, who
has been visiting her parents. at By.
- return.
,' ing platformind booths' for the Daria!
.‘li‘lremen’s carnival to open Friday
night. continuing through July 31. on
the plot owned by the company on the‘
‘Post Road, at the Sedgwick avenue
corner.
’Mr. and Mrs. All
“Tide-water Cottage” have left town‘
for Liverpool. England, where they
will remain until the fall, Mr. Williams
of Miniature” Painters of Londonr,
r, g ,. e, bathing "pool at thderinkeiho
bungalogwron ’it ' ' ‘
been very pop
weathec.4;Eve _ '
.ing thence! is crowded
titers. who “ tho ughly'
plunge into her ater
R . ”4V Ki:
flit you could see thecare we take
,in picking the, best cofiec beans
ron. N. Y., will accompany him on his! gmwn to blend in Van Dyk s
-. , - ’ fiDuchess cofiee. And right up to,
Work has“, been begin on the danc‘f’the time you
yn Williams of a
being president '01? the Royal Academy:
‘You wouldn’t hesitate aérmoment
134 washings. st.
' ‘7 Shamanism. Conn 7
( buy ,it from our}
shelves. g ‘ '
Duchess G‘cfi‘ee. 48c 15-
Quality ShipmentsI ,
- rounds, ammo“,
Qumran, 3 16:. $135 was ‘
Jellies 1 Van Dyk“ :0. .
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or m'ounnnnsszslginnu
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PLAID GINGHM
rmsn’av, rather
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mtory‘ work in
AngeVme rumi e c...
. . is being inquired for all the time.
B Ask anyone who has been here.
He will tell you this is a good i‘
place in every respect.,. It is the
best place to get cars repaired.
manner.
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amnosm‘ scram, ‘ '
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sitcom face. Wonderful lof- -
emblem beach equipment;
at Mon." Highest quail-a
fined-“wry low prices. ‘
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