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THE RECENT" '
TODAY sud TOMORROW
At 2:16. 7:18 soul}?
The P a r s in o u n t-Artcrafi
Masterpiece of the Year
Presenting
WILLIAM S HART
One of Norwalk's Idols of the
Screeli 11‘. 'an absorbing snd
sppesiing hOnf‘t sfory oi the
Canadian wilds
“‘O’MALLEY OF
THE MOUNTED ”
'FWn Reel (‘omedy
“SHORT AND
SNAPI‘Y”
PATHE NEWS
WM
1 .
‘SATURDAY
Offers tlm
Screen Slur
Mary Miles Minter
In 1m entirely new and differ
ent role
'2 “DON’T CALL ME
LITTLE GIRL”
_Metro Popular
s
“A CHEESE ROMANCE"
Kineto Scenic
Wm
COMINIJ
THOMAS MEIGAN
in
“THE EASY ROAD”
i Sim-y. of the Plan to
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rpitcher. and ‘sdmitied. accomplice of
COMING
A NATIONAL
INSTITUTION
chin-uh 1‘0
BAXTER GROUNDS
2—PERFORMANCES—2
Street Parade 10:30 a. m.
The Only Big C-rcus This Season.
SOUTH NORWALK
TO M ORRO‘V, JULY
.fi
100111 01111130111110.
But Sticks“ to His Genersl‘
“Throw the Series”
CHICAGO. July 31 —-CIou-cxamin-
ation of Bill Burns. formerfihite sax
seven former White 80: players sud
four alleged gamblers on trial charg—
ed with‘oonsplrint u throw the 1910
world 5 series to Cincinnati; was re-
Lsumid today, by at rneys or the“,
1fense.lndicstions ere Burns
would he on the stand for re-Jirect
cs; nminatlon to clear up diets“! in
'whirh ,the defense has tried to make
lit appear thai'llurns has contradicted
himself.
i Inn-us. pinch bitter for the prosecu—
‘tlon. and who has been promised im-
{‘munity for turning State's evidence.
.yesterdny stuck to his story of the.
piaQi to throw the series. withough he
'iircamc confused regarding some de-
‘tails given in direct examination.
W'hen l‘lurns steps from the witness
stand today, a legal battle is expected
before the next witnesses are. heard.
The State is expected to make a des-
pcmtc effort to have the aliaged con-
fessions of Cicotte. Williams and
Jackson. former White Sox players. in-
irmiured. while the defense will op-
pose such testimony In these alleged
confessions. the players tell of receh. 1‘...“ Saturday m a new Metro "yew
.«ing money to throw the series.
HEAVIER BUMBS
...~_._ -_ m .
ON BOARD THE) DESTROYER
LEARY. Off the Virginia Capes. July
. 21.——Army and Navy aviators were
on the former German battleship Osi-
frieslnnd. anchored off the Virginia
lCIIpPS, using heavier bombs in place
cf the six hundred pound and lighter
lbombs with which they {ally-d yester-
'd."1_\' to sink or materially damage the
'wnrship. Plans for today called for a
ofirst attack with 1.400 pounders by
‘Army Martin planes from Langley
’Ii‘ir-hi. Virginia. and Navy Martins and
”NUS“ 'I‘rom Hampton Reads. Should
, the lmiileship's side and deck armor
’\\'ltll stand the force of these bombs.
the :th110k was to b: continued with
lun thousand pounders.
3 I11 \1 «lord n '3 attack. which mark-
iul the opening of the final phase of
1111- mini Army nnd Navy .bombinx
Iii-sic to determine the effect of air-
nttneks on enpiml and other
;'11-1~s 01' worshipS. Navy. Army and
1 \iHl'Ii‘“ Corps’ nvininrs seen-1] thirteen
. him out o] n tot'ii of 52 bombs launch-
,‘r-‘l Only four of the bombs landing
:nn hoard e\ploded. howvver. Ineldding
{one or the FIV hundred pounds, which
rwnq sold to have cruised the greatest
1I1-r :1::r-. Although this liomli ton- in
ii i: i11l1 in the upper deck in passing
\thv Hurh lhe prolecthe deck ilndlr-
111m h was declared to have Men 1111-
llmx :1 HI Another of the ‘ii'W
'i1nmiis was 11 F511 pminilo r. which lore
‘lhrough the ilerk rind (111! “mm! minor
l1l'1n1ritre to the superstructure.
[\“HJ.
!, MRS. KARI-ZR ln'STI'IRli‘AL.
1 (‘1.I-‘,\'I-7I..\.\'li. 0. .In‘i = —Mfi.
lix'u Filmm- Knlmr was carried in-
to the courtroom l1,\' two inaillfls this
.1011 IiAllIESHlPS'
pgparcd to resume their attack today '
ClGARETTE
, I.
"manxsmvnosm‘ '
Msry Miles Milken-s New Role in
“Dm't Call Me [Jule GlrLf’
Mary Miles Minter. ever populgar
screen star will be seen at the Re-
"DOn't Csll Me Little Girl.” Hsry
will be admired by all of her friends
in this new role of youth The picture
is s peppy production of excellent or-
der..”1'he Chesge Romance! Kenna
scenic "Babyhood' 'and other nitroc-
tions will be on the bill.
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BLUE RIBBONS. ATTENTION!
The manager of the Hiawathian A.
C. will consider a return some with
Ithe team for an‘y Saturday afternoon
In the month of August. If the Blue
Ribbons still exist. Game must be
played at the Mud Flat s diamond. A
game for August 20. 2 .80 15.111.10.11
T.). would be especially desirable.
Communicate. only by mail, with
\Vllliam Horvnth. 14 Lowe street. city.
manager of Hiawathian A.‘C.
TYPEW’RITEBS
Timon. Underwood. L. O. Smith.
other. All Insho- Cold.
mum's], M excl-m
0o: scent. is in town every any.
Plummet Typewriter Euhsngs
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SLATEIl’S BIG 011:0 T‘Slllllli
' Titian Child
WOMEN’S-373.5353 ..... 1.;s.;..;.°:;t£zz';.zizfv:i::
Your choieo-—Fridsy and Saturday, florid $3 a pair.
'THUUSANUS 0F PAIRS HUNDREDS 0F STYLES‘“
Boots.‘ Pumps, Oxfords, Black, brown, tan, white. grey.
Patent Colt. Satin, White Buck, White Sea Island Cloth snd
tShoesr—all styles.
SporAJso comfort Shoes and OXfords for tender feet.
liuois 0000 At 8 ll’llloclr Pmmiitxiriiizy Mailing
NOTICE
“'0 have
people with eyeglasses.
please you
THAMER, INC.
Optometrists sud Opticians
morning. who-n hr-r iriil on n chnrce
nr murdering her hiisi1r.1nri Daniel 1’.
I -
kmher. was resumed \Vhen seated.
she i-liiiched’thi- arm of an attending}
‘rillii‘f Hunted at her side and nmil
subs. pit-mini that he not lenxe her.
“Don‘t leave me. don‘t
7.1111 won't io-nve me." she said.
“'il'inm .I. Fori'ignn. Mrs.
attorney. tried to quiet her.
“I want to tell them: I wnni to tell
them everythlnir. but Mr. (‘orrizan
won't let me." she solihcd to th‘
lnnilifi'.
Mrs. Knber's but had fallen from
her lil'lfl 11nd her hnir was disheveled
Iir P. A. Jacobs. who was eountv
coroner at the time of the murder.
testified thnt Mr. Kaber‘s death was
mnsmi by the stair wounds which he
received on the night of July IS. 1919.
Hz- also declrircd' that he thought
\lra lC:il1er vans “i'peri'cetlQ sane" when
elm 11.1: Wed at the inquest conductel
before him.
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K9. he r's
TENT" CAVALRY TO BE
PRESIDENT’S Gl'ARD
AT PLYMOI'TH. MASS.
Restaurant a la carte
and Table (19 hole
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l'lilillis, \iill. 111'
lmiii iii 11:1.1l1-1'11l.- 111191.,
Royal James HOTEL
willi-
Pl ltLINGTON. Vt... July
President Harding will have as body-
1:1 and at the Pilgrim Tercentenary
ctlebratlon at Ply.mouth Mass” Aug-
ust 1. Troop C. of the Tenth Cavalry.
The crack troop with Captain 0.
'I‘ rigs commanding. left Bellows h‘slls
over the road yesterday for Ply-
ll l'.(-’l'l\T 'I‘UI i.\Y.
Vii"
1.. lie-all) izxn-ptiom“
l’ivlurv.
\‘Jl'll1lnl H.
1‘.1i1'rntt feature "O'Mnlifiy‘ 0! (“9
Mounted" which has Its first run 11.!
HH-
1-1itics. not unmiufl
i1 1tures that H11
lz1. (arc-er 11.3 a stun have
M'iJMalIey of the Mounted"
011ml effort. When
l'.’.li‘ of
it"
1111- picture
mule.
miirinl reviewers is not
The very air of the action
1‘ 11 1:1l1 wilds when ()‘Msiley
has been
in
is
"1‘
Father)!"- n. M
Di Iim
”“1 l‘i’atim- “O'Haui-y of the llonnh
"21th new fiaramount-
lit-gent today and -will also be the
.11l1.~ution for tomorrow is really on
man ptional picture production. Mani/1
1111 of the splendid,
i1 is made (luringl
.daclare I ,
his \ervi
one realizes the
the story together. with the »
lhnt there is no gain saying that
wonderfullvl
the conclusion reached by the
surprising.
the .
a1
111111111ied royal police officer breathes
:1 sincerity not often found in screen
Iiiodiietion and the picture is without
'lll.‘Hii(iil an entertainment (rest of the _
W'i'v first. rank. The sttrsction is one '
'v'l will mostcerisinly pm the Re-
xirnl patrons. In connections with this
pliv the mansgemcnt will present :3
n w comedy festure “snort ssd loop.
tom-flier with s. new 15.119 “of
It
ders to report to the President
28.
leave \mczl
.l
20,—-
mouth. a hike of 350 miles with or-L
Thc'
. ' troop is due to reach. Plymouth July
1 8 IAthntic Stu Stamford
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if You Want a Better
Bread
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. Askfornmdnsdobyths
Top Notch Baking Co.
t
i FAIRFIELD BEACH
1 Building Lots, Fsirflsld. Conn.
Terms to suit. Nor-essonsblo odor
refused.
Will 8011 One or Fifty Lots. i
. Partners cannot “res. Mat sell
st onoo.
Our esr will take you to property
In! time.
Planimer & Petrie
1w ruin-mp syncs . .
. * WENT. mks.
i
pleased hundreds of'
“'8 can.
The groste‘st shoe sole m
in this city. Plenty .
o f saicsmén t 0
sun you. 3
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE
For two days starting tomorrow, we will sell mens
M E "I and young men's fine high grade footwear—High and
low cut for $2 and '33 a pair, every style minded—Dress Shoes, Walk-
ing Shoes, Dr. Foster’s Comfort Shoes, U. S. Army Shoes, Arch Sup-
porting Shoes and Waterproof Outdoor Shoes.
To co son TWO oAvs FOR
Achsnco m /"M\\ Jail: cogild
‘, to y uy
s lifetime. tho, Sol
. glen. ' or
i the Prices
we will sell
. them 'for
Friday and
/ Sat.
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