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[titlitfi‘vl
Mt'l'xl‘lllf‘,
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l’lSi night glee cluhs trom various Cities
'I‘lwmtrn ‘ competed for the
comedy.
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.. lillt(‘llIl('IlI
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mull r the snperusion ot‘ the Superin-
(I l 'lt nt trom time to time articles for
tho- puss “hit-h have to do with
svllnnl matters of special public. inter-
t'Sl.”
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Senator Hale an Easy
Winner in Primaries
mun (Continued from First Page)
Guernsey carried his home,
14 County. l‘icaluquis and the adjoining“
l'enohscot county and the cities of.
hintzor, [Iren‘er and Lewiston. i
in Portland, the largest ctiy. the!
Senator's vote. was 2.100 greater than:
,t, .l the combined voteol‘ his opponentsJ
.M. Governor Baxter lost only lost two'
counties. Pennbscot to Higgins and?
._ York to lleering with the possibility
Higgins might nose him out in
... ll:ne'wk County when the last reAi
turns were in. He carried all but tour!
«1' the twenty cities, Higgins carry-i
Iitu lirewt-r and Old Town and Deer-l
in: carrying Sac-o. All oi the candi-
(lillt'r' curried their home towns. The
itllill vote. partly because of heavy“
min. was night.
Women voted in the primaries for
1th.» first time in this state. although,
‘thny participated In the election of
l
‘t— cities.
it was the second defeat of Guern-
sey for the Senatorial nomination and
m l)i‘i‘i‘ll}g tor the
grin-int“.
nomination nl
, RIGA COURTS ATTACII—
RED cnoss PROPERTY
liltiA. June Elk—Property ot‘ the
.\lllt'll(‘:lll lit-«i Cross. which will cease
itu :vc'ixities in the litiltic States :it the
WV .
" owl 0' Jnnw. hits in en :tttnthui try the
'; l.:it\‘i:vn courts in favor or a: shipping:
“I“ company which in 19:20 obtained it
lividgrm-nt against the lietl Cross for
with m- i'or ~‘iimvlil-s ti:tn::pot‘ta «l. The
llr (l Cross has appealed to the Constit-
uent Asseiiihl)’.
The proxwrty includes automobiles».
viii-('25.:
l‘lN“.\'Ilit rs and other (ll‘lil'qv
nit-Z n Hitt'r containing Red (‘ross Tunis
ltli‘l ".lunt‘y belonging to Afiiiet‘iczin cm-
pl'vyws of tivphot'iet}. The sale has
lll‘nvl Nt‘ll't'tl by court oi‘i‘icinlrz.
MOREEOUGHBOYS
COP-LENZ. June Stu—The “ivcs of
It!” 3'. enlisted lllt'll. 2:“ children. 1: lit-nil-
-p- ttztl- ex-sulriiers. ‘13] men :xirl ti olTL
‘(WIN‘ lri't llr‘lt‘ yesterday ll)!‘ Antwerp.
trmn which port they will Hull for
‘5 New York on the steamer (‘alutigny
it is («peeled that these will
going troops for the
1. twin)".
_. ., lm tlw Inst LOU]!
._\ n ’ lw\t
tcw months, ‘ ‘ w ‘ ‘ _ ‘
t‘i- , Al‘lt‘l‘ iii:- ship h-zues :efi h\‘/.(Ilt‘l‘:~i’ . 1 H .jll'..§l7.l;.\ll‘i.\1.w A n .Marint-s. 5.400 strong. resumed their
,.-, 7 ‘ rilllitlllt‘tl :tt Antwerp will lm i-cturno ti; . _‘ .. . -“”)I‘”‘1"‘0“ 3" Jm‘f“ “'33—." “10‘s hike today from the Quantico.
.._\. . to (‘hlvlt 2:2: um! the lulfi'l [uni will he} 1 vii“ . ’9. > , '5. ism hundred; of ou’mmfivhtt) (39:11? flvase to Gettysburg. I‘m.
' ' _ ... ( , ._ riot in t 1 commence. lC-II ‘5- .- ., 3 .. C’ "il “7.“. tnttlc
c.» l".’lll>=l"l‘l‘l‘tl to lizainhni... Mull) of tin I . l _ _ ‘ = r , . .“m rc act tht ruinous n . .
,. «.31 ‘lwst "llllt't’t‘rl, hum-rs :lml ixtseluill pluy- Dom Daltoananda. Whisnhlfmth Paramount, plCt/UIO i“ 2' ‘1‘" lm.‘\(‘llsn'\ fliidi “ho ‘fzfxlii in {3‘01“ tnnnethet‘s on JULY 3 and 4'
" '. . . . .. , , v. .. ~. ,— l‘l'be ’ {11.11“th “finned (”one I GEDIQE MElR: p i l' Vr-.ir.: iL“ tor ionic ot 113'. was; -2.
ier ."’\ "H. H “1' m .g.. on ”H Linn“ L \ A‘O‘ l‘ 1 ‘1‘, 1 TIA (11 ‘mi ”:3“ lot octogenatiuns who came from 10x15:
. - w ‘ —-'—‘——‘—‘“"“‘"‘—‘ t ie :1 .icc, , cum-5v :iy. lurs ,: t: 1 .l t ‘ ' . ,I _ H , 3 _ .
I)" l CHAUDIERE VALLEY l - dishinces to I_II(‘\’5 thur It collections
‘1' "‘l 2‘ 7 "of undergraduate days. PIVO of thestv‘ .
.i l"'l HAS BEEN FLOODED v ' ninn traveled an :i.:;greg:tte of 24.“.5tiu‘é The exhle tore
4'3" Sill‘leitlitLHJKIi, Que. June 20--~- , ’ " miles. as :1 minimum. to be at Com-i .
' men/‘einvnt. ' 1
i of thr- (‘hutuliere Vallev.
outs of the villages of St.
inundated
l“ “'- when the waters .
Lit: homes. Travelers to Valley Junction
H“ il‘ Were met at the. railroad station in
‘w‘lH boots and rowed to the hotel as mzmy
l:llIiliI|ll
or the streets ore flooded.
“'i‘hc . ._
"Mimi KIWANIS CLUBS CONVENTION
i TORONTO, Ont. June 20.-—-Th‘e
“Mlle international convention of Kiwanis
clubs formally opened today. has
int erna t ionul
with ‘Worcester,
;l.:mc:ister. £321., a. good second.
MAN Kl—LLED av
ADAUBUBY
STR—OLLEY 7" : 77*
DANBURY. June 20.-—John Fisher,
a cook, 38 years old, died in the Dan-
lzlzn. .
l
l
l
Fell try the continuous heavy ruins of
the lust few days. the Chutltllet‘c llivvt‘:
Elias overliov.n its bunks flooding mom; ,.
.- -I(‘ inhubit— - ‘ “
Mary, l "
lleuuceville and St. Joseph Were fore—Z .‘
ml to escapi- in boats to higher ground 3
their a.
cup
Muss... winning and
David Esterson, Mgr. .
Last Time; Today 2:15, 7 and 9 -
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
“THE \VORLDLY MADONNA”
One of the Finest, Meiodramutie Features Screened.
And Special Added Attractions
BUSTER KEATON IN “THE COPS”
4
' Palace " Theatre
Direction David Bunsen—Cyrus w. Gray, Jr., Manager
“film the Greatest Cast of Stars Ever Assembled on
the Screen Including
"Florence Vidor
*Theodore Roberts
"Tully Marshall
"Edward Martindel
*Gertrude Claire
’ A SUPREME PICTURE EPIC
Adapted frcm the Master Pen of C. Gardner Sullivan.
“The Picture the Weary Public Has Waited fer”
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EX l-IR-
YALE
COM.“ l-INCIJM l-IN'I‘
('lh‘l-LS
NVAV HAVEN. Junt- :‘t—l’resitient
Rowland Angv ll of Yale mzuli: his lll‘Sl
IContniencenn-nt :uitlrt “a to Yale nlum-
ill ”til. the meeting of that body today.
‘l‘rcsldcnt Angeli spoke of the success
of the "Common t‘rt‘shnmn year" sys-
lit'lil. pointing out that the ;L\t‘l‘:lgf‘
Scholarship of last Si"1‘l"ml)‘l"5 enter.
in: rinse was appreciably higher than
'llllll of any previous yenr. lie empha-
siztu-tl lhl great o-mlrarmusment of the
university in (‘nplttx with C\'t’I‘—SiZt' er;-
tering classes. nnd the consequent drin-
izo-r of grave ou-rtoxi'm; of the stuff.
with the effect of rapidly diminischg
the actual (-tIicieiicy of in.:- :rachirg.
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.WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Thomas H. Ince Presents g
“Hail the ' ,
"Woman”
PALACE TOMORRO‘V
. » TODAY AT 2:15, 7 AND 9
MILTON SILLS and ANN FORREST .
In George Melford’s Super Paramount
.- “The Faith Header?
BUSTER KEATON in “THE COP” PATH: NEWS
‘ ‘ ‘ WEDNESDAY _ THURSDAY —— FRIDAY
‘ THE ONLY APPEARANCE IN NORWALK
1
*Lloyd Hughes
a*‘Miatdge Bellamy ,
*Charles Meredith §
"Vernon Dent j
"Mathilde Brundage
SI“ il’lfliihl) GRADUATE
VERY llili.
NI; \VIIAV’l-ZN. June 20.-——A note of
Sil‘ll’tSS Went through. the merry—
making of Sheff class of~ ’22. which;
will inc zreqinutevl tomorrow, when it} 1!
lie-(ante known tmluy that Norris l‘nr- ;
:‘ylllnr? (‘ritzitlea of “Washington. I). C”:
into Itizlnuger ot‘ the Yale footl‘n‘vi: ‘
t( am. a member of the Sheffield was
my committee and otherwise promin-
ent throughout his college years, is
set-iritsly ill with. typhoid fever. HIE;
father, E. l.. (kiddos. counsc for the
ll‘lt tstnie (‘ominn‘cc Commission. ' _
tutti Mrs. G with ~ were at the bedside. _.' ,
oi‘ Ill-‘ll' sot". (c in}.
455523}: Lnsm
.Pngssm-s A
D'eiidih
Batten.
. . -.' .V fl. ”i - ,.
éfieorge Meifor
Romance, Shivery Thrills, and a Brilliant Fashion Show—
All in One Big, Gorgeous Melodrama
IN THE CAST
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
' 29
Exterminator .
to Roaches, W a. t e 1‘
Bugs and Bedbllgs ‘
The Clifford ,
i‘leLTON SILLS ’AND WANDA HAVVLEY
V w...“ n...»- a- - . .A -.~« .. a.... u.. .
l,
-
plil»ll(‘ _ _
:tmnt. bury hospital. early today. trom In-. 1
iii-4m juries receit‘ed when an automobile Norwak
in which he was riding was struts; . 39 Wall 8:.
by .1 trolley car at a grade crossin
hetween this. city and the Danbur
v
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From the Cellar to the Roof We Can Furnish
Everything a Mason Will Need in
Building Your Home. V
AND THEN ——-
When the House Is Finished You Will Want Some
Good Coal With Which to Beat It. Phone Us at 113
THE NO RWALK COAL &,,SUPBL¥:CQ.
Coal and . Mason Material
SL
' Al
' th
~
50. Norwaik
108 Water St.
\Yliqllli‘n'AN
7- nimoet 1H0. came from
tiz.
tor Cole's companion across (‘ui.‘.li‘.t‘2 .,
:nl" Arlington at
l‘XXVl-ZIKSU‘Y CUBI-
fnmous Fifth and Sixth Regiments of
where they
Senator Cornelius Cole. '47. who is
[.03 Angelo -‘
-
nutor Carvasso Squire. '59. uf Seat-l
\\':1sh.. in his SSth year, v: ' «av:
.
the Anniversary
Festival
1 six of the sur'ivinf: members of‘.
c class of ‘62 were present.
Get Your Discount at
MARINES BREAK CAMP
WASHINGTON. June 2“.——T’;X‘t'llk- .
g camp on the Potomac river slapes‘
SOUTH NORWALK
136 WASHINGTON ST.,
dug/Lu 31;. the
.—_—_
WWW
- wEOTON POINT PARK
Dancing Evenings 8:15to 11:30
'DiVito’s Famous Orchestra
DINING CASINO
~77 V W .iFrench,and,AmeiricunVGuiisinev A, W
FIREWORKS EVERY THURSDAY
Amyle Parking Space
500 Bath Houses
Max
31 So. Mam' St.
STAND ‘ ARD “ :_
1:333“ E‘air Grounds, late last night. 9 . . '
#— _ ._.-_-..--_.--..._- _- , ..- V ‘
_ 7 . -- ~— ~—~ . . ”By CfiarlexMQManw
.0THY DARNIT .
- #1 ~ " VERY THIN MY
‘ MY NAME is I AM mama!) MY FATHER $34? 3322' t‘E’IAMA TEL—LE}: HIM
‘ e? WHERE SIDONIA wntspeRS. T° MEET you '5 Jr: Jail:
you LIVE AND I win“ MOVE: .S‘JR:.?:$S ‘OOLOStNass
lNTQ THIS Tow DARNI 1'
:3: , 3;; Iii/Him"; :
Sure Death
——-—I
Pharmacy
60 South lulu 8t. 7
South Imm
- Traveling
Bags .
We have a new invoice of
bags of such a. quality that
assure satisfactory service:
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A. W. Hodge A is
Music Hall Block
South Main St.
3 ,,
Splcial Reductions
On all Graduation Foot-r
wear in All Styles and
Leathers '
$2.00 to $5.65
Levy’s
Shoe Store
So. Norwak
#1 a).
D
COTTON ‘
STORES
98 WW ' Street
\ .
Dorian HOuse- ‘
Shore I Dinners "-i 7/
Norwalk Chronicler