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PEILADELPEIA. lay
here today to match
strength on the cinder paths and
tory of the meet. The calllbre
ally high.
seating :3
program.
vard, Yale, Cornell. Penna.
Princeton have the largest squads
years.‘
men. 7Comell sent 85.
Dartmouth and Boston College
each: 77
air.
engineer.
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negative at another. which-2
toward the Equator."
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Saturday
Intercollegiate Meet
SSH—Th7.
pick or American college athletes are'
speed and
the ileld at the mu .a’nnnal inter-
collegiate championship on Franklin
Field. with many of last year's cham-
pions on hand to defend their titles
and the largest entry list in the his-
competltlon l seawcted to be unau-
Nearly no men‘ repre-
institutions are entered.
Qualilying events only are on today’s ._
The University of California. winner
of the championship the last two
years, is among the favorites. liar-
and
Pennsylvania leads with torty
Yale 84,
Princeton and Harvard :0 each and
ELECTRICITY FROM THE AIR
The day is not far distant when,
factories will operate without coal
but by electricity derived from the
according to an announcement
by Jules Guillot. French electrical ~
"Hitherto only feeble electric pow-
simpiy be-
cause at any given. point positive and
negative currents annihilate each oth~
”Apparently no-
body has ever thought of capturing
the positive currents at one point. the
I have
succeeded in doing by the use of dou~
bie antennae points. one directed to-
ward the North Pole and the other
in
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REWARD OFFERED
TO GLEAR MYSTERY 0F .
N}; U STUDENTS DEATH
MISS DORIS FUCHS. STEETHEAR’I‘ OF LEIGH'I'ON’ MOUNT.
rm: BOY WHOSE SKELETON WAS FOUND AFTER TWO YEARS.
l PRESIDENT \VALTER DILL SCOTT OF NORTH‘VESTERN UNI‘
VERSI'I‘Y. WHO TESTIFIED BEFORE THE GRAND JURY IN RE-
GARD TO THE MISSING STUDENT.
. CHICAGO—As mystery deepens about the" disappearance and death
twoyearsagootneighton Mount. freshman. theboardoftrusteeae!
Northwestern University have oflered a cash reward of 810.000 for in-
formation leading to a solution. President Walter Dill Scott in his tasti-
. mpny beta-e the Grand Jury said that Doris fichs. Mount's sweetheart;
~ hadwarneduranountofhlssulcide threats. In thehasinginquiry
conducted during the Mount investigation it was brought out that one
.other student had met his death and one had disapm A M“
lbellevpdto he that of Mount was found recently under a Diet:
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WESLEY BARRY.
Tosmln‘mm OIThe Street" It
BUD On Why, Monday and
Today and Tomas. ’
Wesley (Freckles) Barry will be
slam-ed in "Heroes of the Street" a
young star at his best. at the Rialto
Theatre on Sunday mening. Monday
. and Tuesday of next week.
young boy who becomes a. messenger,
when his lather, a patrolman, meets
an untimely death. and who eventu-
ally becomes one of the "heroes of
the streets" by his work in terretlng
out a crime that enables the police to
nab a band of crooks. There is much
comedy element in the picture, as well
as pathos. Dan Mason in a Pop
Tnttle comedy. “Hie Lost Nerve" _will
also be an attraction.
Today and tomorrow Norma Tal-
madge in her latest photoplay, "With.
in The Law" adapted from the famous
stage play of the same name, is the ,
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Schultze’s Week-End Specials“
FRESH PLATE
Pork Lolns . . . . . . . 22c lb.
Fresh Hams 24c lb.
Shoulder Steak' . . . . . ... .. . 16c lb.
Fancy Hen Turkeys . . . . . . '40c lb.
Young Roasting Chickens, 38c lb.
7.25 lbs. for One $
FreshShouldcrs 14c lb.‘
Prime RibRoast . . . . 24to 32c _lb.
Shoulder Pot‘Roast . . .-- . .. 15c lb.
Large Fowls ...........35c lb.
Small Legs of spr’g Danib, 7407c lb.
,Bunhurg am 16o lb.
flank steak 25c lb.
BoundSteak 32° to.
Sirloin Steak 35c lb.
Porterhouse Steak 4001b.
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LoinI-amh Chops 55c lb.
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feature at the Rialto. This picture
has been shown here for two days to
large audiences, who have thoroughly
approved of the picture. and who have
stated that without a doubt Miss Tai-
madge does some of her best work
in it. '
, ____..—————--L————
REGENT TODAY.
“You Can't Fool Your Wife” a BB
' Special. ,
“You Can't Fool Your Wife." a
Paramount domestic realtions superl
production opened an engagement
here at the Regent and Palace yester-
day and played to a large and pleased
audience. Lehtrice Joy; Nita Naidi
and Lewis‘stone are the principals or.
. the super-especial that delighted Nor.
walk theatre goers.‘ The production
will be mesented again this attemoou
at the Regent and tomorrow afternoon
and night at the Regent. It will have
its last showing at the Palace’ matinee
and night today.
WU!) com!
“Bow to. be Happy Though Home.
less" is the title or an interesting
little book Just compelted by Ge
Balaton. the charming prima deans
or Lewis :i‘aibot's “Wine. Women and
Song” company playing the Palace}
Siturday. .m'atinee and n-lght.. Misc
Balaton realiyis not homelessmpt‘
whenon the roadwith ashow. gltia
thatpheseofherlifeshetrca upon
in her book. According to tat-2
' carted swoman the secret or:
m as the wearing wayfarer
.cf the thousands regular hours, simple
tooth, and a homellk‘e: atmosphere of:
her soon in the‘ "re maize tins3
groom comfy Lhomey." inst:
., Balaton lye. “the actress or other
travillln‘g woman should carry an
W «Wold picture frames.
mm; for; the bed and fur-
General Blue. 00., Schenectady, N. I.
11: 80 a. m. —Stocls Market quotations.
11: is a. m.—Westher forecast.
flaky—“Korma Talrnadgc 5;
photoplay which it is said shows this 7;
sewesvv 7
has a typical role to take. that of a 7;
town of Mansfield.
7, nlsed in Windham.
‘The pricey party occupied _spacein.
manamcountyaadthaguestsvlm-
DailylladioPrOgram |
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ing the liedroom.
00 p. m.——Produce and stock market
quotations: news bulletins; baseball
«results.
5:80 p .m. -—Talk for the Children.
35 p. m.—l’eeding.the Baby During .
Hot Weather. State Department of
Health . ‘7
:40 p. m.—Basebail scores.
DOlNGS OF 111E DA}
GALI- I'OB FOOTWEAR THAT'S APPROPRIATE
Ballet Slippers, Dress Pumps, Sandals, Sport Pu
fords. Rubber Soled Shoes ior’dances, weddings
of sport and recreation.
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MILTON ELWOOD
122 WMGTOK 81'.- SOUTH NORWALK
45 p. m.—lnstrumentai selection:
Soprano solo. Marjory Barnes.
The Red and “'hitc Trio.
Piano solo. Raymond Helndorf.
Address. The Ciisens' Military
Training Camp. Major Edgar (1
Leonard.
Barcaroie. The Red and White Trio.
Reading. Cohen on the Radlophone
(request) Anon: Lillian Fisher.
Piano solo. Raymond Heindorf.
Soprano solos. Marjory Barnes.
Reading. Lillian Fisher.
Piano solo. Raymond Helndort.
Soprano solo, Marjory Barnes.
Reading. Lillian Fisher.
Piano solo. ymond Helndorf.
10:30 p. m.— strumentai and quartet
numbers by WGY Quartet and
others.
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Home Dressed Veal High Grade Bed
Wedding'Ceremony
Saved by Ten Feet
WILLIMANTIC. May 25.—With the
stage all set for a wedding ceremony
at the home or Mrs. Palmer Green of
584 Ash street yesterday, Rev. Harry
S. McCready with prayer book in one
hand and the marriage license in the
other. remarked: "It is evident that
this license has been made out. in
Windham. « This happens to be in the
To perform the
marriage here a license must be se-
cured“from the town clerk of Mana-
iield." This was impossible because
of the absence or the town clerk.
Rev. McCready called up a lawyer
and explained the mixup. "It's the
law" was the reply filtered over the
wire. the ceremony must be solem.
as the license
was issued in Windham. The planned
setting for the ceremony was in the
parlor of the home of hn-s. Green and
th ebrlde is her granddaughter. Ellen
V. n. The groom is (hear 1..
Xei ofthis city, one o! the popular
members of Company C 139th Infan-
tf'y. ' The Green homais inthe‘town
or Mansfield and the line between
Mansfield and Mndnam also marks ,
the boundaries of the counties of Tel-
land and VV'indham. ~
“I have It,“ gleefully spoke up Hrs.
Green. “our property boundary line
on the south is such that there is ten
feet of land in the twon of Windham:
we will make it a lawn wedding." I!
did not take long to transform a full
bloom lilac bush (or aweddlng bower.
The tamiiy victroia was anchored to
the front veranda and to the stain.
of Lohengrlnfs
bridal party wended their, way to
lawn- altar and the nuptial knot tied.
Wt M, the ,.
mother and daddy wear
when they goout.
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