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George Fawcett
Barbara Dean
Paul McAIh'ster
A 5‘ 01‘ an "Ticonsumiue devotion that
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‘Charles Eaton eight years old. \‘ell
Buck an eight— year old edition of
Tlfilsie Ferguson. is "Minisi." the little
girl who becomes the "Duchess of
[Towers' later in the story
GEMS ' The opening scenes for the picture
:were filmed in a. most artistic setting
1—3. French garden at Pussy, a suburb
of Parts. All four seasons of the year
;are shown in the garden opening with
Para- :the Springtime
ARTHUR PRATT l8
ll THE THMTRES
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LM 2 1~t—But “111: I albums——
Palace Today
Department of
“".'I‘)n Studio triedo
rrr one of the setst in-
Ghosts which will be!
- Palace theatre todaV. i
1 =1l2hln's home. athical
'1:Ll:kzrr)llnd was requis-
to house search in-
‘ Must districts ot‘ the 01“
"l at lust an old. womanf
' 'u [.Htl‘t with her house-l Arthur “' pm" of Dariefi who
' 1— .1 few days in return hadb eon served a term of from 2 to 5
"""Whm‘mn-u gyears in W'ethersfleld prison for the
m“ Gporg“ F‘tz‘ theft of an automobile has been Put
l“ 5'10““ he"? ”I" on parole by the State Board of Par—
3’ ' ‘ Chance °f 599mg ‘“ l dons. and has returned to his home ‘7“
' - =-1r:oundings "the other Pratt: island his parole commencing
‘ion NullV live. for not ‘ on Saturday. Apnl 151
. <ll(‘k of furniture part1 Application for a pardon for Pratt
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l. apnuine W'hltechapel i was made at the February meeting of.'
lrmngemmfl of 9‘1” ’the Board of Pardons, but was re-
mm“ from "‘9 “13“ l fused. Pratt served thirty months ot‘
. ”m thh 't was “ken the fifty months of his sentence, and-
”"1 \Orm” Kerry having been a. model prisoner
"”95 havinz no previous record, became
T eligible for parole.
He is to report to the state parole
agent and the agent will visit him
once every So often. _
Pratt ms sentenced in December,
1919 for the theft of a car owned by
Charles Coppola of Bouton
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mum! .\ll Star 590!“ Opens}
' inn Ilun at “A‘ml Today
‘ st Halromte and thril-
:1. [lll‘PS produced in
5,. b this city
2.....flmfitj‘fJ‘H” go: 053:? walk on February 1411: 1919 and of
- 12,-... . ,whom not a trace has been found
..-...»'}..'Mfi9lr,§u::: (2;? since then. Pratt was found in New
' lirgvnt theatre forliork 0“? With .
1ztoduy. mobile in his pocsesswn less than
~ «My. namedL the-east twelve hours after Coppola was seen
, it» the most imposing to drive the machine up West avenue,
"wr n Paramount pic- this city
possibly exception of A suit {or divorce has been brought
Anutnl." Elliott Dex- by Mrs. Helen Waterbury Pratt. at
it“. George FaWCett Barton and Shelton, wife at the man.
1‘ play the principle who'aeeks custody at I Inner child.
1 A» mus The W0 {MAW W; mutt. sandal-o. m
’ in importance to the WI M In the not Ire mic-
“'Wrrs which in H1. ADAM w
are played by in: ': mammal-l
-. fill TNJIOTES Cm
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liRANTEIl PARlllE‘
New Canaan Men Fina
$48 in Assault Case
Continuvd from Page One.
about ll p. n1.. Saturday. .
Pulllu‘t' on (Knee-r.
Officer Reynolds said he was called
in to settle a din‘erence with Gill. Only '
a few words Vh'r‘l’tc‘ pusmld. when the
two men pounced upon ReVnolds. 1n
the struggle that followed. \‘ollmer. it
was alleged. ghbhod u catsup bottle
from the counter and struck Re} nolds
a. blow on the forehead. oer the left
eye. inflicting a run—h The bottle did
not break. The bottle was taken from
V-‘sollnur grasp in the proprietor of
.the lunch- wagon. W’hen Re}nol<ls a?-
‘tempted to get his night stick to take
care 01' Vollmer Gill. it is SJIII.
jumped on him t’rom behinLand. be-
fore. he could break loose. \‘ollmer hit
Reynolds in the eye with his fist.
Officer Reynolds finally managed to
get Gill out of the wagon by using
street,-
who disappeared tram Nora
the Coppola. autow
,the butt 01‘ his re\ chew on Lilli' 5 head.
Re)nolds was in the cut of taking
Gill to the lockup when Vollmer is al-
gleg-etl to have hit Reynolds :1 stinging
blow on the head. which felled him.
{Both men then fled.
It is said that there were a number
of spectators. but not one offered to
help Reynolds. Chief-of—Police
Schmidt was notified of the trouble.
He captumd‘Vollmer in South avenue
and brought him to the lockup. Gill
,was taken in custody. Sunday mom-
ing. and was released in bail 01’ 3251!.
Don't Worry Over Loon of Log.
One‘ona sees among the stubble
millet-like creatures culled harvest—
inen. which move swiftly on extraor-
dlnnry leak legs. over 20 times the
length of the body. They hunt moa-
ly by night, killing and sucking small
Insects Ind drinking drops at dew.
“when“, In Mr thelegltm
den l: hummus!) and stalks
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flEAEflN ARRESTED
Mark Bradshaw Charged
With Assault on John
Bauer ' 3
Mark Bradshaw. of 39 1-2 Lexing-
ton avenue. this city. was placed un-
der arrest by Chief of Police William ~
R. Pennington and Patrolman John‘
Smith for the Pair-field authorities:
yesterday afternoon. I a warrant "
charging assault on John Bauer. of
Fairtield. having been gotten out
against him. He was released under
lands of 851! for a hearing in Fair-
held on Thursday. l
Back of the rarest is an interest-i
in: story and one that caused the.
police of this city to wear a. broad
smile when it became known.
Bauer was formerly a. deacon in a
colored church in Fairfield. but was
recently ousted. Bradshaw being ele-
Vated to his place. Bauer and a few
01 his friends went to the church on
Sunday. and both factions of Ed
church were primed for trouble.
W’hen it came time to take up the
collection. Bauer grabbed the plate
and. made the Bounds. He dumped
the money collected into his pocket
and attempted to leave tffe church.
Bradshaw then interfered. and de-
manded that he levee the money
there. One word led to another. and.
it is claimed. Bradshaw lost his bend
and "soaked” Bauer on the jaw.
The wan-eat was gotten out yes-
terday and Constable Elwin. of Fair-
field. 'phoned "the local police and.
asked them to arrest Bradshaw. l
men-Am QNilssona-n Hermite"!
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George Larkin and Josephine Hill
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Bacheller's Greatest Story 1'
THE LIGHT IN THE CLEARING
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gunmen“ m
INEW HAVEN. April 4.—The qua. ,
not eta: Wee of the fine
The
Weetville bécame a. part of the city
proper and though 1 permit tor- the
excavation was issued the M of
building was begun before
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