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lulu-an - Smith Transaction
Ma) lsead to NewLegis-f
lilllOl‘l. '
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July :3 (AssovluleJl
l, liun Johnson. presilltnt of
\m« lltllll League. :lst night (le—
umt H I‘ dwil which st-nt Joe Dugzui
»l lllm'tz- Smith from the Boston?
runs-s to the New York Y:illk('('$.:
‘wurrltulvlv" transaction. midi
llll-l‘> of this I‘llill‘itt‘lt'l‘ in mid-i
"mi lw lliscoui'ngul and lt~gis-,
:l’l.“l ilflfiill‘h‘l. i
ll... ‘lll“l\l‘l'!< acqllll'td I‘llglzn and.
”will. in - \t litingv for Elmer Milieu!
.vln- l-lm: .Iulnl Riitt‘lit‘ll. u shortstop: ;
“um: l‘l “axle-r. inl‘u'ltltr. and u
5.2 ll‘l’IL‘tI léllbl‘.
'\ g-l-i:.l ll..s ill-Mi “ache-ll “‘llrfi‘,
1 awn he mean!» with nursinn :lmll
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1' - 'uwm‘mition of “light: and Smith?
W“ “I“; will not prme llllllti‘l‘lllll‘C:
1,. Mini luv ”11' building up of the
Imam. i i
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[’Hv w .w ulm «l by lloslon may
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1: .lm ml this evil in Illi'ISi'llSt)“ ni‘v
, 1!!!! must lm discouraged
. l . (llvll nu‘linst."
<1 «' .l-ll .lwiil l't'\l'il1l‘ll Hint (‘lnl'k
it..‘!.i:‘ - llw \Vnsliiiiulon Chili. 11ml
. 1.. inev- li-uisinliun passed in,
l . A. l := All l,v:i:.:nt‘ prohibiting sale-5‘
x. l'.\\ :':- nth-r July I. (‘Xt‘t'lil lly the
\l l. -. .‘o, lvnt that the owners of
l .. l'm-l: rlnli prevailed upon
.‘ nl-llm-w tlw lt‘SOlllllOll. 'l‘he.
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H ; .~ M? August l zit: lht‘ flute limit-l
‘ ‘ all «; «nr SHIPS, ‘ l
"~(.ll lust night ('nllml n inovling"
. . ~. ~ .l'lll nwnm‘s to he Ilt‘ltl Amznst
:‘g'filltlllf‘ invoking: 1110 (hull and
ll" n. lww ul' llw trophy to l~r- award-
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Lou Roget-:11 to Fight
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llzliazvi- l omorrow After
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HAROLD LLOYD
In a Glowing Roman
TIME TODAY
FEARLESSL Y!
It throws the light of trutheon the gge old prob-
lem of the woman who loves, not Wisely, but too
FAYQCOMPTON and MILTON ROSMER
In Oscar Wilde’s Celebrated Play
“A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE”
Direct from a Pro-release Run Where
the Discriminatlng Patrons of the .
POSITIVELY FIRST CONNECTICUT SHOWxNG
—- SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE —-
in
WEDNESDAYmTHURSDAY—FRIIPAY
JACK HOLT—LILA LEE—JACK OGLE
ce of the Stage—ofiThose Who Make It and
' Those Who Prey Upon lt—
“AFTER THE SHOW”
Regent Theatre
David Estereon, Mgr.
It Won Unqualified Approval 0?
Strand Theatre, N. Y. City.
“NEVER VVEAKEN”
:
SON OF MISS FONTAINE.
'- .
around his arms rev :iled today that.
he was s severely injured lust Thurs-;
(lay in :1 mix“ from the Stage
ofav
Brcadwny theatre to the orchestra pit. l
that he was confined to his be
ll: n-e days.
.__._._.... __._,_._.
I’OI’IC PH'S RECEIVES
H’HXRY )lORGANTHAU
on . . '
C“ ‘Pitched Two
l
ROME, July ‘35.—l’opo I‘ius today
received in Drivulr audience }Irlll‘}"3
form: r Arr ‘Ilt",l'.l
bilSl‘IlldOT to 'l'mkey. and l'::ul :1 long
conversation with him about his ex-
p‘crienre at Consthi‘thmpir (luring the
early days 0!? the war. The} also con—
voy-sod About Mr. Morgnntlmu‘s visit
toI'nlamlns ll mrmln-r m“ l‘ormcr
M organthau.
l‘rbsidt-nt \Vllsnn‘s' mission of investi:
Am- ‘
Tyli-ldvd oz’w
gallon. \\’Illllil‘l‘ thr- pnxm. who at that;
time was Cardinal llzitti. went as an
apostolic repl‘vH-ntu‘.in".
_.___.._.._.
W . . l
Mrs. LR. Media-.1. 02' Highland
avenue. reportml tn the nuiicw that lm
had had :1 slight (lot‘ldQ'IlI on tlzv l’ost .
rorul llt'1ll‘ (‘v-lm‘ sinwl. yrstu-z'vluy :itt- ;
m-umon. when a New York can:
registration llUlllliit‘S. 4010—17‘. Flvlt‘w
swiped flu-r car, doing: slight (Mining's.
‘A (:00!) THING 'l‘t) Ii.‘{()\\'.
Foley Cathartic Tablets are a. genu-
Diréctiéfi .fiavm, Summons—Cyrus
" LAST ”TIIJE
W. Gray, Jr.. Myanager»
TODAY
UNITED 'ABTISTS PRESENT
NAZIMOVA
In the Henrikjbsen Play Which She‘ Made Tremendousiy Famous on
the Speaking Stage--
, - “A DOLL’S HOUSE”
A Perfect Super Feature of Comedy and Pathos with Love and Ro-
mance Wonderfully Interpreted‘by Nazimova and a
' Strong Supporting Cast‘
—- AND -—
. HAROLD LLOYD
TlSe Past and Present Master of Screen Comedy in His Most
Notable Triumph— '
' ‘NEVEB. WEAKEN’ ’
. . WEDNESDAY
A Rio' of Fun in a Big Comedy Special.
MR. AND MRS. CARTER de HAVEN.
—..
lN __ x
“A GIRL IN A TAXI”
A Paramount Pieture That Is One Round of Splendid Entertainment
After Another.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
AGNES AYRES
With a Strong Casi: of Supporting Star’s in—
“BORDERLAND”
Shutout Games
AREIE-IVn‘LEv ‘S. 0. July rim—Mc-
Milliran of aim Anderson South (33.2“-
linn ln':Lg'!etu-,!n. pitched two shut- :‘T. .,.'. who was wanted by several
om games lug-3. yos‘a’uwiy afternoon. American League clubs, signed his'
against the Alwhevllle l-Llim. The first contract with Manager Muck yester-
game was 14 inning. 3nd in the dam“ and loft with the Athletics for
stu'toill} mime- lhe Alliewon IVVII'I‘.‘T Cleveland. I'Lottig sprang into l'ame
hit in sew-:1 innings.
scores were 3 to 0.
Ioth
PHILADELPHIA.
Adolph Reltig. a pitcher of Montclair.
RattIg Signs Contraet
I "ith the Athletics
July
A~
25. —
lust \chnosday when he ontpihhed;
L’i'l‘a Slzoél‘e‘ . -.: l 2:. ~:.'
” ‘ ‘ “"1 “‘3 ”9 ' ”W“ .s:4s, 10:00. 11:19x, 11:54.
l
R. POTENTATE FROM INDIA ON WHITE HOUSE STEPS.
.4:25x,
' DANBURY TO SOUTH NOR\\"ALK
N. .213; 11 & n. n. 3. co.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 11211, 1022.
(Eastern Standard Time.)
“.41... an
,SO. NORWALK TO NEW YORK
E ' Dally '
,. A. M.-—-;4:4Sx. 5:08, 5:56. 8:14.
‘6:55x, 7:16x, 7:19, 8:04. 8:36. 9:01};
:10:21:, 11:23.
5 P. M.——12:11x, 12:23. 1:22x. 2:.:2x,
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g5:33x. 9:05x, 11:43:.
Sunday
A A. Mia—4:08; 7:59.
11:01. .
P. ISL—122111;. 1:46x, 2:14x, 3:46x.
4:44, 5:56x. 6205: 6:12, 7:023, 7:08,
9:05x, 9:40. 11:37x.
SO. NOR‘VALK TO NEW HAVEN
-; Daily
6:15, 8:02. 9:20x. 9:52.
8:21; 9:41x,
A. M.-—-5:02.
11:08.
i P. M.——12:20, ‘2:31x, 3:21. 4:21,
5:23‘ 6:07. 8:13, 11:18:, 11:26;
12:08:.
‘ Sunday.
A. IKE—6:43, 8:02. 9:19. 10:10:,
11:08.
3' P. M.-—1:07x. 2:31x, 8:422. 5.32m
5:48, 6:07x. 7:23x, 8:13, 9:10x. 11:18x,
11:26x. 12.08x.
SOUTH NOR\VALK TO DANBURY
',_ Daily ' *
A. M,-4:54. 8:08.
P. M.—12:25, 12:54 gS). 1:45 (S),
8:30, 4:27 (EX. S), 5:26.
‘ A. M.—s:25, 9:29.
. P. M.—-1:15. 6:20.
NE‘W YORK T0 SO. NORWALK
' Dally V
A. Maj-2:30, 3:15, 4:30. 6:48, 7:00x,
8:24x. 9:06. 10:00:. 11:03.
.11:45x (.S). '
l P. M.——12:06, 12:15 (S). 12:35 (S).
,1220x, 1:50, 2:30x, 2:54, 2:13 (Ex. S),
3 2:; 4:10x. 4:35, 5:00x, 6:03, 7:00x.
.10:10x. 10:15x, 11:00:.
Sunday.
A. M.—5:CO. 6:43x. 8:00, 8:21x,
9:031: 10:00x. 11:10.
P. M.—-12:03x 1:203, 2:35;, 4:02,
5:00x, 6:00x, 7:00x. 8:00x.
9:00x. 10:10}; 10:15:. 11:00x.
NE\\' HAVEN TO SO. NORW’ALK'
' . Daily
A. M.—3:25. 4:47, 5:47, 7:09. 7:25,
P. M.—~12:52x. 2:53x, 3:22.
5:053; 8:15x, 10:41x.
. Sunday.
A. M.—3:25x. 6:54. 7:31x, 8:45x.
10:00, 11:19x.
P. BI.——»12:57x,
5:05x, 6:07x,
4:22x.
1:25x. 2:53;, 3:32,
8:15}; 8:34, 10:41:.
. Dally
M.—4r:58. 6:18. 59:34:, 11:10.
. ISL—2:24, 5:41.
Sunday.
ill—6:50. 11:05.
M.-—~5:08, 6:18.
A.
P.
(x)——Express.
(Si—9.: :‘unmv only .
A. M- WOOSTER
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. ATTORNEIS AT Lu;
Formerly Miners 11.8,.
' cues
1115 Main 8L, 3
Semi for Booklet 9n
RHY S NOR ,.
ARCHITECT, one: !'
sorenvrson ‘
B. s. Mass. Inst. Tech.
Phone Kai-walk 381;
Washington Street”
So. Norwalk Trust Co. ’7
Quick SerVi
Sanitary and satisfactory f
is served. We specialize ;
steaks, chops and sea food.
only place in town like .
Also pastry is served from
own bakery shop.
tised by individuals. ‘
Quality Speak: for Itself.
NORWAL <
' SOUTH
LUNCH
South Norwalk.
39-41 So. Main Street
. Troupin’s :
Exterminator
Sure Deafli'
to Roaches, W at?
Bugs and Bedbngs
Fred H
62 Meadow Street
"‘DBROTHY D" NIT
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V , _ c3 lull ixc‘ lining interpretahve ‘Zznauvc. They keep the system lit 3
. . . (lflll(‘t‘I'. B smug Cornelius Van- and line rim-"r4! of poisons and 1
5.. I ~ 4 twill .ll liillllllt'l‘ in aprlyilt \\’hf€x:ey for alleged ”“33,— to ;:osi<t 3.2;ch Min V ”urn? I I
.nr.‘ hills w u i.:n-l«‘ in breach of promise to wed and my 1.2m Stellmztvi {toe-ct NVS‘” Pitts-i Etter OOt
, . ,11. [liv5:':l>;ll-H.Illll'." light in also to establish the paternity of 1.1;”; pl u-vlzrf. “I c'qzlxlot"1-.l'-me' I '
..,- rwul ul‘ill \‘l-Il. -~Il.'_\' lrl'l‘hllillli': her child, ulznm she calls 0mm 1-019;- Ca‘t’h’ll‘tlc tT-r-lfiplq‘ (on lll';ll‘l\i': E
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L ‘..I~'3.”‘ “Elwin: PM? manwn n.” mm In' A FALL onusezl m— iznizgmtsml. Make mt poo-f Z “”33” in medicinal properties
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’ ‘ ‘ :2 m...”- . in,» {film ARRESTED AS LEADER 0F BANDIT GANG. “5‘84““ Vi" like it'
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flaw“. was WWII MT ”H" , PRESCRIPTION ’PHARMACIST‘ 3
. ‘ ‘ l».m'...l.x,-<l.1..».V-u< tr“: m. j 8 N. Main St.. South Norwalk, Conn.
wax. '-" 'I‘f'll—A I \ A
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‘ y, I I! W m_.”‘_"‘“d‘ . To the left—~liis Highness the Maharajah of Ranllpla. taken with l l a (a; Off '
‘ "1) ¢ ‘I up “ ”m j'."‘ Major Arthur lencken of the British Embassy in Washinglon as they 0
l . 'l! m .ll ('Hllllllw— were leaving the White House after a formal call noon 'the President.
l‘lilll‘l lltitl lli' \\‘Ulllil r _ on _
\'\W «l :4 Win]. 1
l . it nl l'i‘r lglll from the 7 5 Fun Line Of Spalding
a ml lwnn, \Vlll'lillnllll hr:
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lzul mil nmum'. llv .‘lguin 7 i l
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5i :: llmt in was not I A V E w
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w: ('Hliillll>.~‘il)il, However I V I - l I m
w .rl< pri-vzlilml mu! ho- agreed 3 I
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in: I.» l‘ (11' .\'m‘\\;l|k tlglti [Eli‘s at- A11 a v
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_, x H1“: ” “”1th ANY QUAN'I'I'H DELIVERED PBOMPTL? Models LCI‘ Mm, ‘Women
”W v _ and Childr
m. .n es Buy 1 in ’3’"
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All Kmds of Masons’ Matenals.
\\,'l‘\'::l'l;.\‘, Susie. July 2?._~~ An- 7
,m ... mu]: ”1. ,... .g' th- lung; ,_. l . 1' '
.x l: nfm- “gilli'i'h‘ 1'an ‘ll t'lle: t‘l‘i‘il: a Ptrejtty twenty-two-year—old Helen Care? Of Chicago. 111., has been 39 Wan St. 108 Wateralskt-
. .1 - m- . ‘ ‘ rres e( by the police of th'it city and is believed to be the ring- I 1W
1‘. 1:;;-l ' :1:..~';4"l "tr ' ” ’ ' ‘ ' 4 ' I
. . . .. 14' in {It'll In: flit! (Hut! 0 Jim} leader and, brains ’ or the notorious "Valley Gang." She was arrested Nomalk 80 N0
( 1: 11”.; . .t l it. net. 0 3n complaint made by :1 Toledo business man. who claims that she
. .. courted from his home with two suitcases full of clothin: anti moxie?- .
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5”"I' 0F CLOT '
WHERE‘D ‘JA HES’
GUY‘ 0T?
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AT. THE '
Six STITCH
BROTHERS.
' TAILORS
ARE. wares
REALLY SIX
or: THEM '3
YES AND THEY}.
GET ALoNG
wean IN AND
,‘(E'AR OUT wmi-
OUT A (
YOU'RE SAY'N‘
SOME THING-
Now. ’You CAN'T
MAKE ME BELIEVE
THEY DONT‘ '
FIG-HT -
WELL, IT is
firm): A5
FAR AS I
Know
To see THEM
DWIDE UP'A .
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Nucxeus won-n3
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The Connecticut Li
. ER SALE N0\Y‘_
and Power Co. _
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