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Regent Theatre;

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LAST TIlVIE TODAY
The Paramount .Artoraft Super-Spools!

“DECEPTION

Emil J anni'ngs and Kenny Porten in the Remarkable Presenta-
:: tion of the Story of Anne Boleyn

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One of the greatest of the season’s picture releases

. Zane Grey’s Story _
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THE FORES

A massive plot of love and adventure presented by all star cast with

Robert McKim Claire Adamas Carl Gantvoort

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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Louis Joseph Vance

One of the most popular of authors has composed and other triumPhs
for the silver sheet played when

DORIS MAY

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COMING—TOM MIX IN PRAIRIE TRAILS
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board has performed. affording to the
report. and there are now 13? officers
unvi'2.463 cnlistcd men in the national
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'Ll'i’lll'(l PTION" A m... “Patriotic Response."

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HELP DISABLED SOLDERS.

Nunvnlk Chapter to Glue Entertain-
mcnt in Methodist Church on
' \Vcdnesddy Evening

Tomorrow. August 17. at 8 o’clock
in the evening the Daughters of the
American Revolution will give an en-
tertainment at the South Norwalk
Methodist Church to raise money to
buy comforts for twclve Connecticut
disabled soldier boys now stationed
at box Hill -Hospital —‘boys who have
no 110111 IRS and belonging to small
towns V 4‘ there is 110‘ Red Cross:
This is are z.. the most lafldable é'f-
.forts among, the many woithy‘ and
patriotic things undertaken by the D.

~ALB.

Every citizen who regards human-
ity and loves patriotism will consider
it a privilege to contribute his mite’.
President Harding says:
greater duty before. thisadministra-

habilitation of those Who took a
chance that the God of Freedom
might continue to reign and the. flag
of our fathers maintain its stars."
'At thls’time Miss Grace Sage. one
of the most beautiful and gifted read-
ers on the American stage: will give
nher interpretation of her beautiful
art. Georges \i.gnetti accompanied

 

le his wife. (our own Mary McCaus-l

lland) will give violin selections be-
li’ore and after the play:
The program follows:
Sonata No. 4 in D. . .heclair (French)
lln poco andante
Allegro .
, Largo (Sarabande)
- l’rcsto ma non troppo (Tambourin)
Mr. Georges Vigneti.
Thc Florist Shop (Part 1.)..Hawkridge
\ Miss Grace Sage.
Canzonelta from Nina.
, Pergolese (Italian)
Allegro Animosamente ...........
Tartini (Italian)
Aria Lotto (ltaliun)
ltomnnzu Andaluza (Spanish llance)
............... Sarasate (Spanish)
Mr. Georges Vigneti.
'ihc Florist Shop (1‘ art 11..)
Hawkridge
\iiss Grace Sage.
Chants Russes ........ Lalo (French)
{The Little Shepherd
Debussy (French)
i‘rcludo- .......... Mussenet (French)
'lludzinrz (Mazurka dc Concert) .
\Vieniawski (Polish)
Mr. Georges Vigncti.
Ronding’ (Miscellaneous)
Miss Grace Sage.

 

 

 

DERBY. A ug.
’Brewery.

night

strangling fumes
Griffin Hospital.
day noon.

Vtion of the ammonia fumcs.

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VIFNNA Aug. . 16. ———Th(‘

"There iS' no.

tion than to do something for the re-:

AMMONIA FITMES CAUSE DEATH.

16.—Charlcs Pevak.,
an employe of the Ansonia and DerbY‘
pinned under a broken am-
'monia pipe at the brewery. Saturday
“hen one of the pipes explod-
cd. was rescued by employes of the
brewery and members of a fire com-
pany after half an hour's work in the

He was rushed to‘
but dlcd there Sun-
l)cath was due to inhala-

 

 

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CLARK sAYS mmnn cops _
.1 ECHOED HIS VIEWS ON JUDGE

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‘ MILFORD Aug 15. ~Murord's po-
lice force is all upset as a result of
the alleged statement credited to 130.
lice Commissioner Stanley M. Clark
involving two policemen, at the hear-
ing on the application of Judge Jervis
B. Brown. Jr.. for the removal from
ofiice of Mr. Clark.

Mr. Clark, it is alleged admitted
under cross eaamination that he used
harsh words in dfiscribing Judge
Brown before some
When asked by Judge Brown's attor-
new who made other remarks quoted
by witnesses. the commissioner is al-
leged to have credited them to P8.-
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mentary
been made by Commissioner Clark.
describe Judge Brown. Mr.;
.alone- appeared in his own defense.
The hearing was concluded without
arguments. Attorneys for the: prln~
clpals were ordered to submit;briets
next Tuesday. the answers to b'é’liled
Thursday. Decision of the sefectgen
Will‘ be made as soon after as pos-

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Quinu~The police seemed
know the man by his gait. :
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Sim y or \11111- “ml-4n As Told in Pit -
tlllcd a Distinct Triumph

To say that the audiences that
flTt'r'll'd “Deception,” the- lntcst Para-
mount picture which was shown :It
:lho- ltegcut theatre yesterday. were
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, The report speaks of the "patriotic,
response" mmh- by Connecticut young
111011 in helping thc state complete- th--
army :illotmr-nt. and expresses grati-
fication at the was many men who
\vcre in thv- service during the war re-
sponded to the cull. The state's 11:1-
lilonul guard allotment now comprises
‘-011( rtgimtnt of infantrv (originally
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"latchkei law" has been passed and)
Vienna conciergcs now may go 1011.31
and stay there without having to let
in Lite hopccomcrs As the size of
the aVcrngc front- door key in this
country prohibits carrying it in pock-
cts. they arc lwing made of aluminum
and fold on :1 pivot.

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He's a. fence ——London Answers.

PrOtect your _ g ' ' (57.3
PrOpefiy Investment 3,,

-with paint! The cost of building mater-
ials is going up—repairs. cost. more every
day. Hold your property on a rising mar-
ket by protecting it against depreciation 7

with a weather-proof paint. ' .

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Patton s Sun-Proof

—is a high-grade paint that
furnishes a wither-proof filrrf “
which will not quickly chalk, crack, or
check. You’ll find it gives years of extra

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Let us submit suggestions and color

ABE COHEN

137 WASHINGTON . STREET

It was said that eight policemen!
'testified as to the alleged uncomplfvi“
remarks reported to? have.

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sizes are to be discontinued, 10, 12 and 14 years . ... $2.00 .

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. Jn Summer. Footwear.

. .All our odds and ends are now being closed out at unusual
LO“? PRICES—They have all been placed on tablesso that
you can make your own selection—Most sizes among the lot. '

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this tremendous historic plt‘tlll‘t' dru‘l“““t ”'mhm- "“0 “““inwm ”r “m“ (.lltlh! l.l..‘lO::mTFV TIIF SKIN -
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suct'fvsslon, held the SDL‘L‘LllOlS app”. lllltl and two troops 01 run 1lr_\' q ”‘0" the 'uicc of two le'mons in-
bound by their males!) and (littfllilllli ' In its Hport tl‘ homd points out to ‘.;l,l,(,u',o contjnining 1hr“. ounces of
pqu-r. The story whh h deals with llh it it maV be possible to prim-“1H1 the Orchard “'hltc which any drug store ' I,
Anm- llolcyn's love for King ill nry lll<li)il(‘ill continnilV of the o. l nation- will ;lllll‘1\' for a fcw cents. shake : 'l
f\'lll of England. is trcnwndously 1p- In! guard orgzzinlz-ilon and in snnl‘ “1'“ ‘ und “.0“ 1m“. '1 quarter pint of ."
Jun-ling. while the inn-suture of the‘f‘HSPS “1“ units that “TV“! i" H" :hulmhss I and; delightful lemon :/ -
settings is on a scale of magnificence‘\Vorld’ war. iblv'mli' “35ng this sweetly "a- E .-
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lhu-m- include thu- prom-salon and (‘Or-Ltho rpport' "that thc fuiuro' :nllol- and hands (rich dav. then shortly “
(IlllllOlI 01 Anne lolcsn in \Vt-stmins- '1111-1115 will he pmnpmpd and um m “ .110“. the beauty and Whitencss of 1’: .
1' 'l \MWL “10 tOUHNUI’H'Mll [ht Wilt?! TConm-cticut National Guard will lu- your skin /: ll
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l' "His ill 15mg. '1 h? 1' ldll‘l; r0115 11"" ditions of Connecticut and iw an 01: lemon lotion to bleach and bring that f
in the hands of “(I h) l Orton and gunizutiou of what our state may \vell soft clear rosv-wihle complexion. ‘
J'.lllll .lunmngs, (We ol the most tutu-1.0 proud. The number of (...tp..un5‘also' as a freckle. sunburn. and mu
nus svrt'cn pluyrrs 0| l'luropr and of the World “for who cnlistcd in 111.2 bleach’ because it doesn't irritate.
~11“ U‘ l"‘|f()rll|-"'l(‘(‘S WM gi‘t‘ilt value to various units has been particularly . I
“I" llh'l'H’C- Th0 D'WUH‘U JDIWM'S W- 'grntifying and will insure competent
(My Also. lcommissloncd and non-commissiontd
‘ ' officer personnel.”

JANI'. (sill-TV TOMORROW Praise. State Guard. I tile Store — w-
,_ ' ' Continuing the report says:~— e ex '
l :ipwlar Authors “Man (if Fun-st“ Is “l'pon assuming our dutjps at‘tcr O on now t ew ' H

(.q I . (::a“lct1\‘a?‘r‘;_ it [your inauguration we found a well M ' . *

.. 1' ,ran V'oor. 0 11:1 OPPT‘JI (., ui (1(1 Sta 0 ; , y ‘
1.11%.... ...: .i.r.";’....°°.::::;:::: .2: 20 Per Cent Actual Cash s Celebrity ~ _
Jam 11 . :imp 011’s grcu p 10topl:1y the s p - ' 1 _ r a a ‘ A "Ali V
of lhu novel by Zane Grey. “This wm. ($3,112,, 1:1,? 535g? ngfigfij Dlscount Off on A“ i Alberto Salvi has made the harps concert oolo'
luau of the Forest." at the Regent “1 guard into reappal service made the Summer Cows ; Instrument. Hi5 teChniquev h” ”DEW!“ the . ..
J:’13:“:‘t‘ro‘.mvnv;-(1tr;$d3:0 “111:5"; iris-.331 :ngunizution of :1 new state military: { wcfitllliey have won together.havebeoome:nputof rt;

. ~ ‘ ‘ orcc nccr-ssnry. who were willing and ' - l mus! I: 0"? ‘~"
(uli f01 Americans to pronounce. bc- anxious to he of service to the state 136 Washington Street 3 u ‘ '
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crimvi Slnl'li That man 14:11. A m- 9”” pr""“l*'1‘1-"llll€‘ military protec- (tholDoubb-Fudwflwl
. . l ’Odo" lion to our st ate (i ‘ l‘ : ho qr!
l.mm-vv ll, whose 11.111113 is pronounced . urxng t A? war. bl". “—""-“""- ‘ H“! A _ (
m-l “M, Mr C" 2' ' ’ (-nablwl thousands of our citizins to “HOMING'-'—E18'egaker »
......“ 5:”. DrononrlclSdH-iofIt: ’ LOT“ hun- the advantage of military train- I . l
.1 1.1 that tho ~00.- i,,;,:'l(jwol'f 1312“}! mg and discipline under competent E “SYLVIA” —-Lambert MufPh’
1111.: ’l.-- double sound as in “,moon " is th ygiui'ésig’tcmimfi hggzzrignity ’ ;' Son of lofty centiment. sung in the calm assured ;. ;
'l'l'u.uml,1'1..»...i as a. single “0" as in . "The‘ officers and men of the state aco y S 3 style w Id: represents the rarest development of thl .
“'1‘“ guard aided in thin reorganization work 1 vocal ltt. ' " f
. ' . or the new national guard. not a. few. ” . (View WW 45249)
< «11.111‘ NOT A COLLECTION former state guardsmen having enlist— Another of the New Victor Records for August
AGENCY. ‘ed in the new units. FWAI‘ : '

NI'JVV “RITAIN. Aug. 16.._1’)i5_ H13h_ Morale. . . Sit at home With a ViCtl’Ola and fellow the new. 3 : ‘_ \_
charging James Manistigian. charge-l “The records of the state guard as ' stirring “1“um In the Frost“ 0‘ m muflc‘ ” 3
by tho. American Itailway Express found in the books and papers of the CLEARANCE ENOY at Your leJu’e the Petfect “rt 0f “Ch 8m: .ni‘l
(Infrfnpany mil; theft of 11.1 paclglge V155 board which were turned over to us. master.
co co: wor 10.25. Jill ge . '. the condition of the property. and the ‘I chute the Victrola to suit you and a large
Alling yesterday took Occasion to cen- hi h morale of the me w. , ' ’ - ' n l '
sure representatives of the express cafive of the great denbt 31:13] mo‘ljr Of all i V f" l . if I‘GCOl’dl fill" which “make you demon. h. ..
company for what he termed their ef- state owes to our predecessors. the l ! .... I '
fort to use the criminal side of the citv military emergency board." : ' r \ ‘

(uurt as a collection agency. Evidence Under the provisions of an act! 4 F
introduced showed that Road Agent adopted by the recent General Assemu . » ° ’ ' '

It. Francis had made three proposals bly the board has turned over a Dal-l A ’ J ' G conlns C0

in the accused offering him immunitv ance of the old board to the adjutant I ‘4 . ‘ . - ~ , 1 .

from zirrcst if he would pay for the general. I ' G V l 1“
article stolen. - '

James Marines. a Portuguese negro. CHILD KILLED KY AUTOMOBILE.

was finmi $25 for slashing a -fellOW
r'nunluman in a free—for-all fightvat
a nv-gro boarding house last night.

 

«RADIO OPERATOR DEAD.

Nliw HAVEN. Aug. 16.-—Vance H.
hit-15.1111. 31. who died at his home in
VVhllnhyvlllc. yesterday. from the ef-
fmts of :11. Operation. was one of the
c-urlic:.t amateur radio Operators In‘
this section When the Titanic struck
=1" icPlu-rz in 1912 and sent out dis-
trffifi calls. Nelson caught the messages
and “Ollfiod local newspapers. He was

also considered a
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COLUMBIA. Aug. 16.—Dorothy May

Taylor, aged 4. riding in a. wagon with
an uncle. Elliott Stiles. of Andover.
was fatally. hurt. yesterday. 'after an
automobile hit the vehicle. The child

was thrown from her seat and in front ‘

ot’ the machine. P. M. Davey. of
Simsbyry. owner. was driving the car
which crushed the‘ child. Mr. Stiles-
wasonly slightly «' hurt. Times A.
Cavpnaugh. of Hartford. who win
passing through. took the girl into
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Many of our Summer lines of Oxfords 1nd
Pumps are nearly depleted. In some styles We can fit
all comers, in other styles the sizes are well scattered.

This means we have all sizes but not in every style.
The Low prices are interesting

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STORE CLOSES AT SIX.

MILTON ELWOOD

FORMERLY ELWOOD G. GLOVER.

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