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EGENT and PALACE
DAVU‘ ESTERSCN.’ litmus-n. Din-na-
TODAY and TOMORROW
nvunot‘xr rmzssyrs Tn}: POPI‘LAR ,
JACK “hour
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A Gert.-man of Lensure”
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COMEDY AND NEWS
DNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
A “1mm; 01“ A PICTI'RE :
uonmxsox rnmrtsrs
ELMER CLIFTON'S
"“1“"va TO THE SEA INVSHIPS”
. .r ;:. _;inii(‘ and compelling attraction that It
. . as ever been mad .
Lg. . .l wnmimnal run on Broadway at 82.00 and is now e
offered at. the regular prices.
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“.1 |.\ on mt. ruin- m‘mxc Tm: 'rwo 30028
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Jim lemurs
Property Damage, Compil-
ed by Motor Vehicle De-
partment, Show Enor-
mous Loss
Proverty‘damage to the amount of
SITSJIO. was caused by Connecticut
motor vehicle accidents in the first six
months of this year, according to re-
Porta filed with the accident division
of the'ltate motor vehicle department
by persons involved in the mishaps,
This Mm is exclusive ot‘ihe pecuni-
W ion resulting from the death of
seventy-live people in such accidents.
Which loss has been estimated at $3.—
889.762.50 by an actuary
the large Hartford insurance oom—
Nlnies. Including thia latter figure.
the totallosa would he 34.265.242.50
not counting hoapital hills. loss of
time from business on account of in-
iuriea and loss of use of motor ve—
hicles while under renfiir.
The average age of the seventy-fivo
Der-eons Whose lives were lost as a W‘-
suit of motor vehicle accidents in the
first half of the year “as It years. and
the average earnings of a rerrnn in
Connecticut are $25.25 a Week ill-Mich
out his life The "Arrorirnn l‘w‘v‘rl‘
ence Table of Mortality" new. hv in-
! n firm-.1”;- r
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SHORE DINNERS
Special Dollar Plate Dinners
White- Sand Bathing Beach
DANCING
DI VITO’S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
Novelty Dance Every Tuesday
Fireworks Every Thursday
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TON POINT PARK "
surance comranles shows that the nv.
Grate person 24 years old mnv ex-
, root to live 39 1-: more years. At il‘ni
03!”an 851303.50 in the remainder
of his or her life. which. for the mam.»
number of seventv-fivr. would linv.‘
amounted to 3335916151".
Department records shew that 6 RM:
motor vehicle accidents nrrurrml in
the state in the six months
June an. which renrrwntrd an increase
of 2.483 over the number or rve‘l ne-
ridents rennrted in the corresromiinn
period or last year.
CANNLVG OP I’RI‘TTS
Desirable That Products be Treated
“'lien Fresh
It is particularly (lesirnhln in can
or dry fruits or vegetables raised on
the farm. as the raw produets can
he gathered and trmtcri “'hr‘n trwsh
and at just the prnpvr strip" of ripe»
hens and te‘ndt‘rnt‘s! for the lmst re—
sultn, my: the l’nited Stubs llvtiart-
rnent of Wirulture. The il\'l‘rttt'r‘
‘farm family prnhnhly cans annually
I"'/. -"_’-’-l-" 1‘ '— I-‘lp '
R. ‘3“\ .\.u.\ -‘x g t-“ u i u. to. \
flea-3.3616665“?
more than 160 quarts of fruits amt
vegetables from the home nrelmrli
nnd garden. most of this him: fruit
A Canning clulvs have hem instru-
ll
,\ mental in late years in slit-rim: on
[I interest in canning on the anm and
l i‘ in some communities the amount
. . , preserved is much xrrntor than the
T0 the great maJonty 0‘ pe°ple Who have 110 bank I average. The drying of fruits and
88h debt; or M. ' vegetables used to he an old farm
accounts but need 0 to pay paSt due 9 art that was on the rapid deeiinv.
expected bills. ‘ , l but this has also been {It‘W'iV‘WI \vithin
the post few years. his process
BOI’TOW up to $300 at 10881 intere‘t mus 2n home 3 offers a good means of nresr‘rvlug
' a blembto 1 month. , perishablen without. entailing ox~
furnlture 01' secured no“: rep ya , venue for containers, its in canning.
ly payments.
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Beneficial Loan Soci 3ty
203, 120 er: a Stevens Bldg. “
Room g Norwalk, Conn.
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Phone 3332
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John Horniek of Tallmmlrto place.
hu purchased a Ford touring car.
THE CONNECTICUT
5: W ft LIGHT&POWER C0.
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MANY HEADACHES
:mr (:At'sr-m BY
EYE STRAIN
rr‘l'“ rlv Fithd Cit-539! WI“ CO!-
68 Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 1680
m-t this Condition.
CUS AND C 1;nt Mohair Suits
models for
Men and Young Men
Sizes 34 to 46
\‘l'. A. Mri‘lelland
Incorporated .. Ii
Il’T(’)\lrmlSTS -— OWCIANS I PALACE ‘
226 Atlantic Street. Clothes 813821
STAMFORD. CONN. ; “ mhflo‘lsguiunmhb ,;
igi ' ' For ,
(h Our Wlndow MAIN (:LOTHINcY
RADIO SPECIALS STORE
m wasnn’a'rox s1:
' CORR
so. sonwaui
THE NORWALKS’
ELECTRIC CO.
11 No. Main Street
PHONE 2073
sail on.
TRUNKS, BAGS
$5.95 ., $1.75 .,
MID-SUMMER
SALE
saw IN FULL SWING
ALL on Will
cums: moon .
Rialto Clothes Show. '
opp. mum nit-Am
13: WW“ m
in. Norwalk‘l 3-! w ”3
‘ONN ECTICUT UM!
CLEANING Co. .
'Cuiaru
608133783148
of one of:
rate. each or those kil‘ml would have'
nndml 1
‘vast amount of informative mate-
oondmona around the
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AT THE THEATRES
A GITX‘I'LEMAN 0F LEISI'RE
Jack Holt‘s New Vehicle at the Regent .
and Palace Today and Tomorrow. ‘
Jack Holt never made a poor pie—l
turc. That tact is well known to:
thousands of motion picture. patrons in ‘
this city. But Jack Holt has made;
\ery few picturrs that will equal his:
latest vehicle. "A Gentleman of Leis-g
ure" which is to be presented at the;
' Regent and Palace Theatres today and;
tomorrow. The p‘roduction was orig-f
inally selected for the late \vauy Reid!
\\'hen Fate remoued Reid from the
stage, Paramount directors turned to.
Holt to mi in emla and the select—E
tion was one of the most admirahlc;
ever made. The piriure is a real dc»;
light. A srleumd supporting cost
{“111 add to the pier—.l~tires “Melt the»
"pit‘lilh‘ will she “gut and l‘alacc
patrons. f
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DO‘X’N TO THIS SEA
Elmer (‘iii‘tnn‘s Super Production at
Regent and Palace Three Days
This “'ch.
No more impermrt announcement3
*has been made by Manager David 123-:
glr'rbon of the Regent and Palace smce
'he took over the local theatres than
Elite hooking of lilmr‘r Cliilon’a "Donn
its; the S" which ,vrill he
‘,shev;n lzrro on \\'w’.nrstiay, Thursday
innit Friday at hail: the Regent :lml tlir‘i
.Pnlucv. lt runkt's no liizlrrrnee hmv;
"lmt the, \\'i‘aiiit‘l‘ p.49. (r anything.-
I‘llse. rut-yore “lin has rvnr enloyrd‘
:1 in 87: p34"
fl
i pictu'm.
motion rlct'zre should we this super
it has more thrilés to the
gsqure inch tl‘ntl or)“ other {vulture
levtr mmlv. 'l‘lzn viritlro ran for
.montixs in .\'rvv York at SZJW‘ and was
Incelnimml as the gun‘mst of all rut»,
Eferts mi lit'o-lllwny at the time. I-‘Aery;
iNorwalktr owe! it to himself to we
'ihis Wondrr rein-.59.
AT Til? itiAL’IO
llr-jzlv‘sts for r-‘Hn‘m viriurrs are
still rotzrlns: lulu tlan Rinlio theatre.
for the run «lmiv‘x: llvqucst vmvk. It
would Like it rt‘iui )I‘:=.r of nlnviofi
iimt \vm-v vlmnmwl every day to sat,
isl‘y the \‘lll'lfltl taste (it Nnrwalk
movie inns in the rwl-‘ciion of photo.
v‘ui‘s. livvr‘tnl r»! tl‘c tilma fluid on:
:1! :ln utmost mmuimmxs choice. Tin-
illms NM ivinz Hm lurficttt num‘w-r of.
vntis \‘clll lw shnwn. l‘ii‘tuns “ill in, ‘
eltrmrrrd mir‘v day during tho week.
A list of the plain will he announced
in ihvse columns hivr this \vw‘k.
Nothing strikns a deeper rimr-l in
the Ilt‘nt‘lH of immunity than kidnap
pint. l‘nl'iivul.lri\ ntn purrnts tll()\‘~'tl
Iby thr‘ tliraupm‘uruur‘v of any (iliiiI. in»
lit the uni-prim: of peopln rich or
‘poor. .lustly this form of erudiv is
considered :1 EITHU vnme anal the law
exavia :1 hemy primltv.
In George livlleu's "Tho Slim of
the liosv.“ pulling at the lllulto tltr‘a-
ire. today and tux.1ul'ruw. a pveuliarlv
complex [minute of kidnapping- is
shown. The motive for it is as im-
(‘ommon in real life as it is in this
fer-mu etm‘yl The nirj'wrt in of course
the usual one- that of obtaining
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, RIALTO
COOLED FOR contour
‘ TODAY and TOMORROW
GEORGE BEBAN
i.
“The Sign of the Rose”
PATHE NEWS and COMEDY
REQUEST “EEK—WEEK OF
JULY 2.
Fill in coupon on Page Two ot this
paper with titles 0! pictures that
you would like to see.
PAGE mash
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CHOQSE FURNITURE OF
EN DURING IVORTII
gel-m has hung!“ this store beyond the narrow limits
of being just a "store." It has ceased being a. store in the
some of filling your merchandise needs exclusively. It is, of
course, a place where you come to purchase the furnishing!
that will add beauty and comfort to your home. We strive
to bring you to our doors frequently in order that you may.
'~--a the opportunity of visualizing as nearly as possible your
own home furnished in the manner you most. desire.
Our function is to quickly grasp your ideas and help you
formulate half-formed fancies, to help you with the purchase
of the things you really want. I
imagine any kidnu’tving in
money. lint; the circumstances are
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but prepared
vino,
eception' f the at
0 {en
when their day's work is finisheag
flock to it for recreation. .
The miner rents his house from
very unusual.
Consider a wealthy young idler
temporarily out of funds and greatly
in nr«‘d of a considerable sum to re-
pay a loan. Ills brother‘s little
dutiflllrl‘ oil'ers the temptation nee»
essarv in put is scheme in action.
lie spirits, her away to his own rooms
and Celine-lately casts suspicion on
another. a poor Italian who had «k-
liwrmi a \‘llritmas trm: at his broil-
rvr's home an hour before.
TIiOllE‘hiit‘SFlS’ he does this. sure
that his brother does not know the
whereabouts of the Italian. nor even
his name. Yet this chance remark
vnmlm: over the telephone wire place-
the first link in a chain at events
which eventually hind together the
kilinapper. his brother and the Ital-
ian in a struzzlo of cross-purposes
grim and terrible. It is difficult to
real life
tnnrn \\'l<i-';=ttrt‘~ad in its consequences.
l‘sunlly kidnapping ends with the
death of the child or payment of
money for its recovery. In "The
Sign of the Rose" the recovery of the
little girl is only the beginning of an
r r. :1 :j‘ " 1 tl’il mntio ‘
events. To ulmt. extent punishment
it: up a. 1 mx‘ to the lmlnnpper is ap-
prerlaimi lxriter on the screen than
on the, palatal prim.
Former Salobns Turned Into—Amuseméht -
‘ Halls For Mine Workers In Soft Coal Field;
“Miners Clubs” Entertain Thousands
mm! deal patter 06 than theeompa for an amount ranging current.
not: The bitmmms coal fromslto Zamhrmhroom Thachfldmoftheminersma
creators thevohieofhaving inthchouse. F , primary ' n with tho
om‘worinng for them. not: operators. so thutliqmy have
um' viththeU";§p§im Wé’fiéfin with a.
in ever. ca '-
0“ Commission» collected a muotexaetfy teachers
in? "'
litiziii
v
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as .l
sequence of'
. .‘QUALIIJ‘ HS‘CHf-Iri'}
, - ~-a -I‘wF ‘ _ s - . ._.-', -
70-72 North Main St.
THOMAS"
SHE STORES OF QUALITY AND SERVICE; ‘
French and Danish Pastry
LUNCHES, ICE CREAM, DELICIOUS
CHOCOLATES AND CON FECTIONS
' OF ALL KINDS
THOMAS’
{Two Stores)
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24 SO. MAIN ST.
26 WALL sr.
“UWAN TA” BUNGALOW APRONS
i
THE‘KIND {THAT IS ROOMY AND COOL FOR SUB-LATER
Some in crepe (blue. lavender” rose, purple) which need no
ironingszm
Gingham in brown, blue and grey checks, finished with collar,
pockets and belt of plain material. .. ....... $1.59
Many styles, and colors in Percale Bungalows priced
from.....;.........................-...-..-$1.Wto$1.98
BmallPercaloAprons,350......................3for$1.00
Barn Dance Aprons in many fancy combinations of cretomu
anduteenSLOO
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK
m. MAUDE DEVOE;
Purl! of Yeatma-n Grifllth
noun- a no as
audio mm:
man.
Arsenic of land. Wm Mixture Bordeaux lead. “Black Lea! 40"
"Intel,” “Slog Shot." “Bug Death," Paris Green, Benetton
FERTILIZER? THAT INSURE GOOD CROPS
General Fertilizer-s. areep Manure, Nitrate Soda, Bone meal
RED, warn AN’D YELLOW ONION SETS
Tonto. Pepper, Cabbage, Cauliflower and Egg Plants
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
_ 43 MAIN STREET.
801.3%?” ‘ ‘
Confectionery and Ice Cream
mmmoocmoxs.
“WM“.
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DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
“M M Within"
A ”a. to In Par lanolin...
Oahu aid m7 Ila Order for Home Ila.
“Tim ran PARTIES
“35m _ arm, can ” .
\ my Every Evening—3:30 to mac
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