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PRESENTING THE INITIAL "£920 BILL OF
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“'3 “"1" .W' K. . The Pmea'
h'fllwhhut the ’obcu.
’pants were unhuit. it was towed to
for the nomination or the town ofll-
cials. A new regime is expected to
be present and between the old and
new there will be considerable oppo- {the Mills garage.‘in Bridgeport.
sition On both sides. The Republi— After side-wiping the‘ Peace car
can (action. are divided. some want-ill!c Studebaker-driven by Green col
ing David Jenks and some wanting lided head on with the Perry ca:
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
r~..fi:§ls.uTUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AT 2:15 and 7
THE KLEIN BROTHERS
John Knapp as fill-st oelectman.
These two men are seeking the nomi-
natirn. The nomination for reprg.
sentatisn is _
friends what they would do if elected.
The nomination for Justice of the
peace is desired by three or four.
Some of the ‘old timers" claim that a
justice of the peace is not needed in
this town, but the majority say that
,they want one in case of emergency.
.At present Town Clerk George Og-
. Performances
”5:2-.w‘...::;mizismc§,
all?!” telling ‘their
mouth was driven by Joseph Roland
and in which Mrs. Perry and 1m
daughter Mabel were riding The
front of the car, radiator,axle, wheels.
mudguards and headlights were do
moiished. The wrecked car was tow-
‘cd to Vaast Bmthers’ garage. ir
.South Norwaik. lire. Perry received
injuries to her back and woe cared
for by other autoists until she could
be taken to her home. The Perry car
:was thrown for several feet by the
E317%§EEMEFeatured in the Subert Gaieties'in the-Passing Show.
SHEPPARD AND DUNN . -- _ THE CAT-A-LOGUE
.... Nifty Nonsense KER A Inimature scenic revue
CHAPPELLE AND STINETTE ; WILLIAMS AND. HILL
Vaudeville’s best colored team Novelty surprise
, EVE: ZAnd Joseph M. Schenck’s Nottible Selznick Offering
NORMA TALMADGE IN “YES OR N ”
PRICES—Orchestra and lst Balcony 50c: Second Balcony. 40c: including war. tax
GEM“ [NGVTHURSDAI FRIDAY AND SATiiRDAY—MARY PICKFORD IN
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Third Annual Paramount Week ;
PALACE THEATRE
High Class Vaudeville—Last Three Days Every wail.
The Best In Pictures Always
—-——Today at 2:15. 7 and 9——
; Tale of a Hundred Sensationa—Picturixed Prom ,‘ j rt
Louis Stevenson’s World Famous Romance "The f
Pavilion of the Links”
MAURICE TOURNEUR
_ annulment
.--}' I NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-——With the
lstrike on the Brooklyn Rapid Tran-
.sit system entering its second week to-
fday, street car, subway and elevated
ML“. \
lshort of normal, according to reports,
:of inspectors of the Public Service,
QComnIission. On the surface lines.
.the commission's inspectors reported
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iTRATFIl] SERVIBBE '
service reached a stage ony a littielwel'e “1 favor 0' 89nd”! her to 1‘“ morning.
on is acting in this, oihcial position,
8. W. Merrill, who served a term as
Tlustice of the peace. is again out for
“the nomination. During the time he
impact.
A second or so after the Perry car
had been struck, another car following
it could not stop in time and crashed
into it. 'i‘hic car was owned and driv~
an by Fred J. Mangtnl, of 17 Pond
street. Waterbury. it was slightly
damaged. but could proceed under its
own page}.
When the car driven by Green got
through with the Perry car it turned
panic. the wheels being in the air and
the occupants pinned beneath. Auto-
irta v-hn were passing by stopped and
turned the car right side up and freed
the men. while other autoists rushed
them to the Norwalk Hospital, where
it was found that the only injured
man was Alexander lrving. who said
he came from New York, but who re-
fused to give any more ‘lnformation
about himself. The other men with
,_._. fl - him also refused further information
» and their names as well.
8‘- W. MERRILL T Constable C. N. Kirk, who investi-
held omen the town funds were an 'gated the accident, arrested Green on
larged and he occupied the omcial'charges of reckless driving and also
position to the entire satisfaction of ‘for having no registration certificate
all the voters in the town of Wilton, Iwith him. Green was scared so that
he handled all cases which became he could not speak for several min-
before him with dinity and with ntes after the accident. and when he
business-like “130114"- 30 much so that Ifound that he had been deserted by
the voters were sun-prised when they his party he felt still worse.
were informed that. his name was not He pleaded guilty at the special
on the ticket two erara ago. A re- session of the court and was fined 850
spouse to this was 'tbat‘as he did not ,‘and costs, amounting to 864 in all.on
send Miss Sarah Davenport to the {charges of reckless driving and 810 on
county Jail instead of suspending exe- Ithc charge of having no registration
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Successor to Vogel’s Garage
. Phone 765-3
Cross Street Near Main
All kinds of repairing, welding
‘ and wrecking service.
wan-an mar, Prop.
Neiw and.~ Used Cars
'AIIj Kmds’ of Repairs
All Star The.
15.nARsnALL ST.
CUNNINGHAM» &BACH
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cution item day to day. This verdict :' certificate. ln default of payment be
caused considerable controvefiya but lie locked up in the Wesiport Jail and
as the days went by the persons who will be taken to Bridgeport Jail this!
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reconsidered their feelings and sidedl Traffic on the Post road was held;
with Judge Merrill who used our up for over a half an hour and did not
siderable diplomacy in rendering the again become straightened out for
decision. Azaln the voters of Wilton several hours following the accident.
Presents
“THE WHITE CIRCLE”
A Paramount Artcraft Picture
Another mighty thriller by the screen’s master of melodrama
A super romance of love. honor, crime and mystery—on a
scenic background of incredible power and fascination .
SPECIAL HOLIDAY COMEDY AND OTHER
FEATURES INCLUDING
PALACE FULL VAUDEVILLE ORCHESTRA
UNDER DIRECTION OF PROFESSOR ,
JAMES SEXTON
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‘at noon there were 423 cars in operv'mnt 3- W~ Merrill To a“ the position
:ation, on 27 din'erent routes. in the and if placed on "I? “Ck“ and 9191‘"
ielcvatcd and subway service. there 9“ W“! perform the same “"109 t0
Tin operation.
and will ~ render
partiality to none.
At the Republican town meeting It
is hoped by the maiority of voters
that s. W. Merrill's name will be
placed on the ticket for Justice of the
gtionai president of the Amalgamated decisions with
,Association of Street and Electric
iRailway Employee of America, ar-‘
{ri'ved here today. apd assumed charge
:of the strike. After a conference with
linternationai vice-president P. J. Shea,
'and other strike leaders, he announc-
ed that his first action would be to
3 Two men were killed and seven “"3 safety of himself'and family, ”'9
lean on Mayor Hylan tomorrow. .ffalr name of the town of Wilton ror
others were injured today in an autoofilaw and order, depends upon the “3’
.wcrc 157 trains, made up of 500 cars, the town "1 thh be h“ "'9 ”811°“ 1
' .resmt for in a manner satisfactory;
W. D. Mahon. of Detroit. interna- *0 all. He is a man of determination'
peace. , g
The security of the voters' property. ‘
mobile accident, as amindircct result‘oI-ous, fair and efficient enforcementi
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i never found the companion thatf
“as so companionaine as. solitude.—"
. Thoreau. ‘ I
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20 Per Cent.
Reduction on
TIRES
Aaron Kohn
Leadimr Accessory Store
9 Railroad Avenue
gof the B. R. T. strike.
loccurrcd when a strike emergency-
,bus carrying passengers up Broad-
[way in Brooklyn, skidded in avoid-l
Ing another car. and ran over the:
sidewalk. crashing into a store front.
‘ 'The dead are: Peter Schncllcr and
William Beyer. both of Brooklyn. The
driver of the bus. Altro Rubin, of
sFiint, Mich, was arres
-—-Tuesday and Wednesday———-.
ETHEL CLAYTON
In“CROOKED STREETS”
A Paramount Artcraft
———Thursday. Friday and Saturday—-
MAE MURRAY and DAVID POWELL . . I... .0m...d..__ ‘9“ °" a charge
1" ”mm” ' , ‘2' . l SUMMER SEASON
“ON WITH THE DANCE”
FIVE ACTS VAUDEVILLE
’AT THE THEATRES
'REGENT VAUDEVILLE
PASSING AWAY
(ContinueTI‘T-om first page)
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ties have notlfle
theywm be in
them the Corpus
d the committee imt
the parade, among
Christi socilty‘, the
{Madonna Dell Carmine sol-lety. both
of Port. Chester, N. Y., and the Giov-
anno Nicotra society of Bridgeport.
Following the services the mem-
bers wtll form and march through the
principal streets of the Firsa and Sec-
ond districts, after which a reception
Will be tendered to the visiting breth-
ren, The ball will be held in the
it)??? assembly hall, in the evening.
re many useful resen
given away. p is will be
A gala day will be observed at n
.. ' e
nob today with the usual Labor
:Day dance this evening for
Harry six 'and his famous orchestra
,have been engaged.
ged collector of an IfoToday will be the last holiday be-
re Roton Point closes u ht for
opium—smugng-sgmzndhehlz (Eiffel: the season, Yesterday “3”“; thou-
will ‘ho the Klein ..Brotllers, late mew-Jestablished in a most dramatic man- Sgdpla’gfgéaggfonzed to the re
""139 01' Shubel‘ts Gaieties in Themcr and Only after his youthful score-'3”,3 in l the concessions,
P8551112 ShOW. There are among the!I tary has been invovied in all sorts of th :15?! is 3) “trimming in spite of
“’95“ knOWH entertainers and it 13,romantlc adventures. Jack Holt is 3,310,, P {in e ar, The season at
rarely possible to find such perform-11119 leading man. ‘ jSeptembgr 1°w'aliztegmvglfildi fllgsebato:
ers in vaudeville. Chappelle and! .1 .
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iTALL BUILDINGS CAUSE wmos. ’3 ”a" '°” “"1 remam: Open until I:
Stinette are colored comedians who i too f
are well known and have always done; ' a cold or any “1979 swimmers.
Others descriptive of piacesor condi-
tions are full of philosophy and un-
Iqucncss. in the very first suhtitle
of the picture We find one of these
—a great truth tersely told:
'PALACE TUESDAY
Season Will Be Opened Today Wlthl
Program of FiVe 'ngh Glass TA M
ovlng Picture That Moves See
Ethel Clayton in “Crooked
Streets."
Broadway Acts—Norma Til-
madge Feature Picture.
The Regent Theatre will today in-
augurate its vaudeville season open-
ing at this afternoon's matinee with a
'iN'ogrnm of five high class Broadway
Mia and feature pictures. This will
' . the policy for the first three days
One surprise follows another in"
“Crooked Streets." the photoplay int
which Ethel Clayton will be seen at’vx
the Palace Theatre Tuesday and Wed '
nesday. The scene Is Shanghai and
- . cache week throughout the season. T the central Iigure as resourceful young
'Ihc initial bill has been selected WitbyAmerican girl, who is serving as sec~
unusual care and includes some ofgretary to an allc ‘
the real vaudeville features of thegnque vaseS.
present day. Numbered among these‘ in
rt
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big time. Sheppard and Dunn will, . N can ry Club
offer some nifty nonsense. All Sparksl You may learn many interesting 31?: will be the usual I4913'01' Day
4’: Company will present a scenic re Ithinizs about air currents and the 8' At Compo ‘BeflCh thfi Life
vue entitled “The Cat-a-lozue." Thefwav storms develon by watching the
show will he closed by Williams and. movement 01' 919695 Of paper. 01' De"
Hill .two novelty surprise entertain-.haps your hat. as it whirled about
crs. Norma Talmadge's greatest pic- the street. A variety of miniature
turc sensation “Yes or No" will be, of- Wind storms are developed 'by the
icrcd at all three performances today high buildings of our cities or the
all 2:15. 6:45 and 9:15. The picture forms of streets. which well repay
:u-I vaudwtiic win be repeat-ed tumor. careful study. On a hot day even
mw and Wednesday at’ 2:15 and 7 and when the air is perfectly quiet the
-h(? picture only each of the two even- atmosphere. as it becomes heated.
fogs at 9:15. Reserved seats - for tends to rise against the sides of,
vaudeville evening performances may rocks 01‘ buidlings. and. if“ it travels'
l-o purchased now. ,; far enough w“1 develop in a strongI
, .wind which descends on the opposite:
iside and plays queer pranks. A,A"°‘h°'
small whirlwind is often produced by
Jeseph M. Sch-melt present; Norma ‘the action of wind against a corner
Tapmadge In Her Famous lformed by several buildings. As the
sum." “ye. or No.’ wind travels down a street again, es.
pecially a narrow one, it rapidly in-
BY no means the least intoresting,‘creases in velocity. A little will spill
“New of “Yes or No," the powerfullinto the side streets, but the main
Guards will hold that water sports
and the following' is the card of
events: Water melon race. zzoyard
canoe race for men, doubles: 50-yard
swim for boys 16 years and under;
100~yard swim for men: canoe upset
race, mixed; 50-yard swim for ladies:
half-mile swim, open to all? can'oe
tilting; onemile swim; tug of war:
fancy diving; obstacle race for men:
swims for boy and girl scouts.
PALACE TODAY
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REGENT PICTURE Mighty Thriller Mam-ice
Tourneur Presents “The White
Circle.”
Maurice Tourneur. who was so suc-
cessful recently in his picturiaation of
"Treasure Island," taken another
The accident,“ the law.
:1er picture, praying at the Regent stream will flow 'on gathering mo-
T'wmtre today. Tuesday and Wednes-‘mentum. Watch the wind strike
“U With vaudevre, in which Normsagainst the side of a high building
idmadze is race as nor Last. are Incgand note how it mushrooms out on
sun ii“: r, w; 9 many of them areal] sides. splitting into many Elf ”'71
‘n "- vmrmular of East Side of Nemrcnts and trace tum until they come
Yuk-the a min of the number wma to rest. but be sure to DOM “(ht-l! ‘9
and have the punch in 6161’!
er“they are filled with trite truism! Life.
s
line, your hat in the meantime-flora
Robert Louis Stevenson story as the
basis of his latest production. "The
White Circle." which plays at the Pai-
sce Theatre today with a two "reel
comedy and full orchestra. The M0
tun was adapted from “The Pavillion
rcfifioedintcdi. '3 _xv xvxvxx’ 3
The justice of the peace the grand ‘
Juryman and the constable in all
matters are the poles makers of ”the '
community, and their ability to prop-
erly enforce the law and to protect
the citizens interests are of grave for pay.
portance. ‘ yourbuild' Invest-
Surely there. should he no place for meat min-jettdeCIy m
sympathy. prejudice or outside is- I m '
sues. The important question is a“ .9 repairs.
"who can serve. all the people of the cum bulidi begin to
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