BER 25. 1922
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5 n" JAMES w. DEAS
.‘V’lZW \‘URK.—-Poor. blind.
Anne was in a. heluva. fix. There
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Donnelly’s
18 So. Msin Street
llut wait!
curro't. And here he is—Quincy
Adams. Sawyer!
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wr: sweet Alice has gixen up
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says to h- r. he says. "The falls are Just
in to“. us. God alone can sun: on
Lowf" .
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men and whispers. so that he can be
l.» urd above the roar of the falls. "Be-
‘ttrt We go to our desth, dear, I must
toil ,\"*‘) that I love you!"
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‘IH’KfliNER ISLUI‘K I'hone 1496‘;
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I “Elwin M A‘«' 30; “'7 0..- past
“even vars mntnror cf the Con-
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‘munufscturvrs nnrl jolltvers of art'
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VM‘44;u;331rcwspnptr work. in which be
and Fel— ins bun crxcngwl for runny Is-nrs.
its 'n M I ‘Succe'dlnl’ Mr. Alleiitier is Rob-
‘lfl‘ii’ll "fmrt 'r. liulkley. one otthr atllcst
" ""‘n’l‘m u.» slut“, now h- and Mr. A».
“0’5 an Ilcndrr tune the test wishes of the!)
'A r. lr- hrd! bk rrtw cmf cm! (.31pr
i ‘11 lhelmnny friends snd mociatu in news-
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PLY CO.
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Tim. h tr} boat, save them. As the boat
cotms shore to make its last stop
‘bciou- plunging over the falls. the
jhtl’o 51‘ is off with sweet Alice in his
I arms
I Then there's a bright spot in the film
gas tho: it it were defective. That‘s
,mm‘mlism. thnt is. That means thut
'mrt lice is going to get her sight
shack And sure enough. she does. just
41‘ v feet further on in the reel.
Thus ends the film version of
”Quincy Adm stysr Now let
somebody ask me "W’hnt's the matter
with the movies?" if he wants to be
gthrown in the boobyhatch. where I'd
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like to throw the producers reopen-i-
Ible for such endings of nuns.
Clarence Baker. I believe was
some! hat mod of the way the film
was shaping up and for tlut reason
introduced some of the mast sprightly
;comed) of the salon. He had Hank
Mann. Bill Franey. Louise Found:
and others doing typical he! Scarlett
slapstick ufl. I think he was being
sarcastic with than who had ordered
the phoney ending. The funny parts
of this film are very flatly—union so
funny as the lesions puts.
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. There is one human “he.
has In. strength and will to brave that
“aches the wild ferry boar
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KARL-ARA LA BIARR
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Illanchc- Fwwt nturns to the screen
after an absence of suernl years. in
“t.“ lll’l() Adams Savuc'n Though she
is the heroine and quite as attractive
as she e\er was she does not stand
lortli as a great shining light. There
*art. too mam other stars in the cast.
for tl at The cast includes John 30"-
('TB. Lon Chaney. Barnard LnMarr,
Elmo Lincoln, Louise Fazenda. Joseph
bowling. Claire McDowell. Edward
~Conncll)‘. June L‘ludge, Victor Patel.
Univ lll'lzry. Hunk Mann, Kile Letter.
llill Front-1y. Taylor Graves and Harry
in pp. Such an array of talent is
worthy of a better story. The film is
:worth seeing because of several fine
‘churacter portrayals. notably those of
.(izllo- Henry, Victor Patel and Lon
’Chtmy.
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THE MOVE-STORES}!
The news has just leaked out that
the title or “Passions of the See."
3which was originally "Captain Black-
.hird.” has been changed to “Lost and
Found."
June Mntds, scenarist figures out
‘her plots between 5 a. m. and 7 a. m.
lShe puts them on paper after break-
‘1 Inst.
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Marguerite Gale. once u screen stat.
is now a. photoplay producer.
0 fl 0 -
Edwin mec has gone to Holly-
wood to direct the screen version of
“The Girl From the Golden VVe-t."
t ‘C O O
Pauline Garon has been cast for an
important role in "You Can't Fool
Your “'it'e."
I O O .
King Vidor has started to film ”the
Woman of Bronze," starring Clam
Kimball Young.
0 O C
Lillian Rich is Tom, Mix's leading
lady in “Catch My Smoke." directed
by William Beaudlne.
O O
Vt’illard Mack will appear in "Your
Friend and mac‘s: a playwright Ho
rally wrote that. pk". .Clu'ence Rd-
gce will direct. -
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nEGAL NOTICES
ALBERT H. GIBSON oi! News“
New Jersey.
vs.
|NELSON 3. comes. executor Ind
trustee under the will of John Gor-
hun. lute of Wilton. deceased: EG—
BERT LILLIE of Providence.
Rhode Island: ERNEST LEPOR.
sad. it not living. his heirs. repre-
sentstlves and creditors; MICHAEL
FORHA'I‘O. and. it not living. Li-
holrs. representatives sud mditors;
G. JASON WATERS of Bedoui-
New Jersey: the heirs, represents.
um, creditor- lnd widower ct
SARAH ANN NASH; the heirs. rcp-
rescmtivos on d creditors of
CELARLES GORHAM. both of
Westpo‘rt. deceased: the heirs, rep—
resentatives sud creditors of CLAR-
ISSA‘HOYT. of Danbury. deceased:
the heirs. npnscntntives. creditors
and widow 01 JOHN GORHAll:
the heirs. representatives 1nd cred-
helrs_ representatives and creditors
of POLLY 008m: the heirs.
representatives and creditors of
AMARE'I'I‘A SHERWOOD; the
heirs. representatives. creditors and
widow of ELIPHALET TAYLOR:
the heirs. representatives and credo
itors of AUGUSTUS TAYLOR; the
heirs. representatives and creditors
of OSBORN TAYLOR: the heirs.
representstives and creditors of
CL‘RTIS TAYLOR; the heirs. rcp-
resontatives and creditors of MARY
1-2. TAYLOR: -the heirs represents-
tives and creditors of SAMUEL
FITCH; the heirs. representatives
and creditors of ELIZABETH
FITCH; the heirs. representatives
and creditors of ESTHER GOR-
HAM; the heirs, representatives
snd creditors of SUSANNA OLM-
STEAD. also known I. “Susannah"
Olmstcad: the heirs. representa-
tives and creditors of ELIZABETH
CRANE: the heirs. representatives
and creditors of ANNA FITCH
(daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth
Fitch; the heirs. representatives
and creditors of ZACHARIAH W.
FITCH; the heirs. representatives
and creditors of WAKEMAN H.
FITCH; the heirs. representatives
and creditors of AMELIA FITCH:
the heirs. representatives and cred—
itors of SUSAN VYATEIIBURY: the
heirs, representatives and creditors
of SAMI‘EL FITCH; the heirs.
roprcsr ntatixes and creditors of IS-
AAC FITCH; the heirs. representa-
tives and creditors of ANNA DIRE-
MAN; the heirs. representatives
and creditors of CHARLOTTE
“‘IIJJAMS: the heirs. representn.
”we and creditors of JOSEPH P.
FTTf‘H; the heirs. representatives
and crrdltors of DANIEL FITCH:
the heirs. representatives and cred-
itors of LEVY HENDRICKS :the
heirs. representatives and creditors
representatives and creditors of
BL’RR \K'OOI); the heirs. repre-
sentatives and creditors of JOHN
CHAPMAN: the heirs. representa-
tive: and creditors of GEORGE W.
I.('DCK\R'OOD; the heirs. represen-
tattves and creditors of SOPHIA H.
LOCK“'OOD; the heirs. retire-sens
tutives and creditors of JOSEPH
STl‘RGEF: ‘lhe- heir; representa-
tives and creditors of ABIGAIL
NASH. all late of the Town of Wil-
ton. Ftate of Connecticut, deceased:
GEORGE BAlLI-IY of Port Chester.
New York: FRED. M. COMST‘OCK
of New York city. New York: AP.—
THUR LIVERMORE of New York
city. New York: trustee for “'11le
Kennedy: the heirs. representatives
and creditors of HENRY FIXC‘H:
the heirs. representatives and cred-
itors of FRANK EINCH.
State" of Connecticut. Count? of Fair-
field. Superior Court, 3. Bridgeport.
December 8th. 1922.
I'pon the complaint of Albert E.
Sisson of the City of Newark, State of
iNew Jersey. praying for reasons
Itherein set forth for the perfecting
and settling of title of certain proper-
ty sltusted in the Town at “‘llton.
bounded as follows:
Tract.
Northerly by land now or formerly
of “'illiam Keeler 1nd by highway
known as Dudley road: easterly by
Chestnut Hill md: southerly by lnnd
of Finch Brothers. and westerly by
land now or formerly of W'llllnm Keel-
er.
Second Tract.
Northern: by land now or formerly
of John Gorhnm snd by land of Leon-
ard Dibble: easterly by land of Leon-
ard Dibble and by land of Nerlck
M. Comstock: southerly by land of
Frederick M. Comstock. and westerly
by Chestnut Hill road and by lsnd
now or formerly of John Gorham.
Third Tract.
Northerly by land of the heirs of
Harvey Bedlent and by land of Wil-
liam Keeler: easterly by highway
known as Abbott road nod now called
Cherry Lane: southerly by isnd or
‘ John Butler and by highwny known as
Dudley road. md westerly by 113311-
wsy known as Raymond road.
Said premises are particularly dc.
scribed in said complaint. returnable
to the Superior Court to be holder: at
Bridgeport in and for the County at
F‘nlrfleld on the flru Tuesday of Jun-
uary. 1923, it appearing to and being
found by the subscribing suthority
thnt NELSON B. GOREAIL executor
and trustee under the will of John
Gorhaxn. late of Wilton. deceased:
EGBERT LILLIE of Providence»
Rhode Island; ERNEST LEPOR.
and. if not living his hoist. represen-
ttclvcs and creditors; MICHAEL
FORMATO, 1nd. it not living, bk
heirs, representatives 1nd creditors;
G. JASON WATERS of Radiant. New
Jersey; the heirs. representatives
creditors and widower” WAN)!
NASH: the heirs, representatives and
auditors of CHARLES GO
path of. Westpofl. demoed: the
waves and creditors at
W non of W. «locus.
04- the heirs. representatives. credit-
as use widow of JOHN com
“on of STEPHEN (mam: the
' PAGE THIEEEEN
the heirs. reprusntnflm and credit-
ors of STEPHEN GOBHAM; the
heirs. representatives and coed, wars of
POLLY GORHAM; the heirs. repre-
sentatives and creditors or AMARET-
TA. SHERWOOD; the heirs. . repre-
sentatives. creditors and widow of
ELIPHALET TAYLOR; the helrfl
representatives and creditors 0! AUG-
USTUS TAYLOR; the heirs. repre-
sentatives nnd creditors of OSBORN
TAYLOR: the heirs. representatives
and creditors of CURTIS TAYLOR;
the heirs, representatives and credit-
ors of MARY E. TAYLOR; the heirs.
repreoentatlve: and creditors at SAM-
UEL FITCH: the heirs. represents-
uves and creditors o! ELIZABETH
FITCH: tli heirs. representatives and
creditors of ESTHER GORHAM: the
helm. representatives and creditors or
SL’SANNA OLMSTEAD, also known
as ”Susannah" Olmstead; the heirs.
representatives and creditors of
ELIZABETH CRALN'E; the heirs. rep-
resentatives and creditors of ANNA
FITCH (daunghter o: Samuel and
Elizabeth Fitch): the heirs. repre-
sentatives and creditors of ZACHA~
RIAH‘W. FITCH; the heirs. rem-e-
sentatives and creditors of WAKE-
MAN 11. FITCH: the heirs. represen—
tatives and creditors or AMELIA
FITCH: the heirs. representatives and
creditors of SUSAN W'ATERBI'RY:
the heirs. representatives and credit-
ors ot SAMUEL FITCH: the! heir!»
representatives md creditors of IS-
AAC FITCH: the heirs. representa-
tives and creditors of ANNA DIKE-
MAN; the heirs. representatives and
creditors of JOSEPH P. FITCH: the
heirs. representatives and creditors of
DANIEL PITCH; the heirs repre-
sentatives and creditors of LEVY
HENDRICKS: the heirs. representa-
tives and creditors of SAMUEL STYR-
GES: the heirs. representatives and
creditors of BL‘RR WOOD; the heirs.
representatives and creditors of JOHN
CHAPMAN: the heirs representa-
tives and creditors of GEOBQE W.
TDCKVVOOD: the heirs. representa-
tives and creditors of SOPHIA 2L
I.0CK“'OO'D: the heirs. represents-
lives and creditors of JOSEPH STER-
GES: the heirs. representstixes and
creditors of ABIGAIL . VASE all late
of the Town of “'ilton, State of Con-
necticut. deceased; GEORGE RAIL-
EY of Port Chester. New. York:
FRED. M. CDMSTOCK of Sew York
city. New York; ARTHUR LIVER-
MORE. trustee for \‘l‘iiliam Kennedy
of New York city. New York: the
heirs. representatives and creditors of
HENRY FENCE: the heirs. represen-
tatives and creditors 01' FRANK
FINCIL ore made parties to said ac-
tion without further or other designs-
tion; that the plslntlir’s attorney. In
0. Gregory. in the above entitled Ic-
tion has annexed to the complaint u!
affidavit to the effect that neither said
plnintiff nor said sttorney know who
are lit and all of the said widow.
widower. heirs, representqivee and
creditors of the shave described de-
fendants. or Were all of them reside.
and they ore described as parties de-
fendant in said action. without further
describing the names and resldtnoes
of said widow. widower. heirs. repre-
sentatives and creditors. their res!-
dences and names being unknown to
the mutt: Ind his sttorner: it ts
therefore «
Ordered. Thst notice of the penden-
cy of said complaint be given to the
widow. widower. heirs. representatives
and creditors of the above described
defendants. by publishing this order
in the South Ndi'walk Sentinel. I
newspaper published in the Town of
Norwnlk. and having a clrculntion in
said County. and in the said Town of
“’iltcn. three times. commencing on
or before the 20th day of December.
192:. and thstt notice be given to the
mid EGBER’I‘ LILLIE by depositing
a copy of said complsint'and this Or-
der of Notice on or before the 31st
day of December, 1952. in the Post
Office. postage paid. by Vi-Efistcred lat-
ter at Nor-walk. directed to said de-
fendant. Egbert Lillie. at the Univers-
ity Club. Providence. Rhodc Island.
and bydepositingscopyof said com-
plaint, and this Order of Notice. on or
before the 29th day at December.
1522. in the Post once, postage paid.
by registered letter at' Kai-walk. di-
rected to sold defendnnt. GEORGE
BAILEY, Port Chester. New York:
by depositing a like copy or said com-
plaint. and this Order of Notice. on or
betors the 20th day of December.
1922. in the Post Office. 90833:! Paid.
by registered letter at Not-walk. di-
rected to said defendsnt_ FRED. M.
COMST 29 Broadway. New York
city. Sew ork; and by depositing a.
like copy of said complaint. snd this
Order of Notice. postage paid. by re:-
istered letter at Norwuk. directed to
said defendant. ARTHUR LIVER-
MORE. 30 Broad street, New York
cit)" New York.
MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN.
Ant. Clerk of said Superior Court.
Norwalk Chronicler