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-, it! , I? Known as Thefincaiflimu, W'miulemiamflu who or» sun. finding out the Brewster
, ' 90" ”M Broker. : . Linooln. "W ‘ *- Ire dominant was on hand a few
”shag“? 5“” ' Al“ wrenmwmfiem 0‘ ‘ m minutes late. He blue illuminant
,1 filed fist night. at Hancock avenue and Pine street. a. m “a attracted . urge number
‘Neir’vork. He ”ins also held in 3500 bonds for the .. people {9 m we...
- he hedtsionln'fl alnd be- }; S. can: ton a charge of Violnfln‘ '
tore entering t t. ”ca .e d was ~ ‘3 pm ‘ t on laws by selling wins»
well known in Wall street, purchasing ikcy and sin over the bar in, his plucc. ”mnzgfiatcyem:nm’uugm ..
a mt on the New York Stock Ex- .Local prohibition agents preferred the NEW YORK Aug 24 -l-‘enton 1'.
change i: 1886. Char“ ‘3’““5‘ mmw- Butt. ”my“ the American Nu»
Tod t 2.15 7 9 ~- Thmgh social “MM the '0‘” h' ' "h ‘ " Minna] Associntion Masters or Dulc-
—— fly a v o c lowing YEI!‘ he became the zescmll F'VE HORSES. DESTROYED. (3" which opened “8 annual (30an
America’s Distingllshed Operatic manager of the firm of met' Thomas; ‘ » tion today continued his attack on tho
' and screen sug- gugkie- magg;¥¢¢;s:g:;°gafi .1 33'" :1 ‘Brewttrr, Owned by Dan “shinny Ind jun” mimic in his ud-
‘ _ ' "r In. Damaged by rare. dross min; the meeting.
GERALDINE FARRAR Kiwi: Erhnxer. Coho C: Harris. 10; Automobillsls from this city witnes He 'lltroducod a resolution calling
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FRIDAY, AUG. 27 ; $323333; :1:
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COMPLETE BROADWAY PRODUCTION OF A riotous Paramount Comedy ‘THE WOMAN AND gia‘tgslk133edfrgcttlgn‘223 23:: . 311211;: “(2min soggy i: the“ center with ban on dancing be lifted.
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Success THE PUPPET” Mannerlng,Edll§dna 31?:llace‘ §°§lfigus though the flames wouiq spwml Ila LEAGUE CLUBS TO
”3““ find "I T ‘ en“. “ - ‘to neighboring blildinzs, but me fire-f csnnv FORTY PLAYER.
men did effective work and confiiieri' An agreement has b9?“ Ni‘i‘hFd be”
the tire to the building in which ii "men the "'0 mor baseball least-en
st‘rted. by which each club may have for”
The barn. which was Emily (iarrl- m under contract from SEPN‘N‘
1, is owned by Charles R. Hatch her 1 to Kay 15, the latter being the
of Great Plain district. The horses “-3 M pruning ‘0 ‘V‘m‘y‘fl"? Ni!-
O'Hara Ems. o' 'ers_ Under the prurient arrangement.
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. ’ . - . ; “"3: "mp' Ervgng‘“ Vitag‘ranh Comedy FAIRFIELDER Heap“ u. 3- COURT
‘ ' ' . -—Wednesday__ ‘ BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 24.—Arraigued
Sunshine Comedy on two counts of an indictment charg-
' ‘ ' E AN ALL STAR PRODUCTION in; him with sending obscene letters were owned by , .
From Joseph mach a Late“ Novel of.the M Kw— --Tomorrow—-l of the hilarious and plquant story through the mails. George, L. Lincoln. Brewster. The estimated dimmer“!Ia tlhnxlmun "gum" '5 Ihlrw‘n'?’
Dramatized By Pauline Phillyss and Hanan W A dgintily desperate screen pro- of a young woman who wanted a 0‘ Falrfleld, was held in bonds 0‘ £00 "fl-h “by thcbtilre it! abogt ‘5. tart. rd”, ‘3': manual :rfdjux‘mgifaf'l‘l‘i;
. ' uct rut ' - sh: .on the swond count or the in ct- 9 re is e eve to liven- i < . ~
By Jan! Hex” With_ ’ 6 ion 9' the very fl order I. wald m". for a h" "d .M 90‘ ment by U. S. Commissioner Hugh J. in the manure pile in the rear of the“. and Will 30 into effect a week
more than she bargained for. tom om rrow
so 1 a od _ H wt 1 be re a trial barn. possibly h ’ a light d lgarettr-l f ‘ ° -
A CHORUS GIRL’S ""5 t ay e l 5 ‘ n 5 e c l It means bigger squads of .playorn
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ROMANCE” “PARLOIL BEDROOM at the next session of the I is w c was oss away When dis m next month and next aortas
_trfct court. New Haven. in September. covered the fire had a good headway. _
l I a I I y Be I eSfO I d Starring AND BATE” 5 According to the complaint. Lincoln Employ-es of a traveling carnival 33L!“ twenty-live “ml! 80%| into
‘ , VIOLA DANA OtherAddedFeatni-es ' -—r -r — fig.
AND THE FAMOUS SUPPORTING COMPANY ’ Ford Weekly _Thursday_. 5
“SHAVINGS” will play Norwalk and New men .V I 0 L A D A N A :7
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' ' Theatre Friday night of this week, a. “A CHORUS GIRL’S
1 - great deal that is complimentary has' ”
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‘: ea are 0W e g ‘ inlay. The story “Shavings" by Joseph _
1’ : ;C. Lincoln is the basis of the comedy
1} . got the name. and the persons who tig~ PALACE *‘ODAY
p . lure in the action are Cape Cod types ,- .
l: P RICES. . 50 cents to $2.00 .who are distinctlyinnative Tgey are "The “'oman (1 th P t
- gextremely interest g, and t ey are ‘ an e uppe .”
1: A FEW AT $250 ‘ ‘ .presented no that their humorous as adapted from the stage success by the
lwell as their sterling and true Amerl {celebrated French‘ authors, Pierre
can attributes and characteristics are ;Louys and Pierre Frandaie, is Ger-
frevealed. And these persons are re 3aldlne Farrar's "“98! Goldwyn star.
vealed in one of the cleverest and Full! 79‘1"?!" This n‘cture will be
Q Hi got him into a frightful mess summon interesting stories ever written ~8h0I’n at the Palace Theatre (my,
, i ”“1911 he tried 0 explain ..... . ifor the stage. Pauline Phelps and :10“ Tellegen supports the star. The
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g Well, you'd beter see Dorothy Gish iMarion short have made an admirable .9!“ ‘5 Nd ill Spain and centers
5‘11 “Remodeling Her Husband" at the 7dramitizatlon of the novel, remining:”°“nd Conchs, a beautiful and wilful
'Regent Theatre today in antler to find gall the wit and humor and originality .3930‘5’1 cisarette girl- A rich man
iglutdwillat ocfurred next. The picture rand the love and laughter that madeluglbeg he; mother and endeavors lo
_ s cc ared o be one of the liveliest the boo one of the three hes sellers: 9 one ‘ as a toy for his Whlfllfi.
.There Is Real Comedy in Every Trickmnd most entertaining or the recentiot the l‘lme. Shavings" is a‘tcomedy ;but the girl uses her own initiative
of New Dorothy Gish Play. iGigh features, jthat everybodv enjoys. ”.3 appeal is'and leaves her home to dance in a
no? land only done what any gentle- It is directed by Lillian Gian, inegunlversal. it is a complete and salts-{"8” cafe. When the rich man at
I All would have couSldel‘ed ills duty star‘s sister and herself a popular lilm ‘fying entertainmeiit in every sense. 3"?th discovers b"- “ ls ‘0 find her
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5'” 1‘.” “2.9 circumstances. The prettylplayer. Her extensive experience on :Mr. Savage will offer "Shavings" here "“113“!!- half dressed. for some
xiii“: surltcaae was too heavy for her lthe screen fitted be.- ideally 'fog- the Ewith the entire company that canted .mllsh traveling gentleman. Don
.n 1.» ad luSt helped her into the :task. James Rennie. a well—known {the comedy through its notable New-NM“) can 00101136? bi’lleve her to be
‘1 .15 om) 'it, And .then, thinking thgfl lstage leading man, has the role‘ of the onrk run. Ham Bercsford heads the :the virtuous maiden who repulsed his
7"” E'li‘ would be Just as heavy at the .flirtatious husband. The picture is a cast. The Broadway production also iadvmces-_§he convinces him that his
illihfltfxtld afiet-higde,vl;%altai outage?i ’Paramount Artcraft release. will be seen here. gusficlon is wrong and unwarranted.
A. .. ‘ . . appe e eaauses, quarrels and tricks of
ML... and how ms wife came to find lwhim carry the lovers through asertes
lfim sitting rather close together on. ‘SHAVINGB." Elmer Hyatt has taken a position or clashes until a real understanding
My mum, he really couldn't say, But in “Shavings," the comedy Henry with Al Hainer at his new store. is reached,
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