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"'Penrod nnd‘ Bani, " a. ilrst Nixie!!-
al picture which- “opened yont‘erds‘y
at the." ,Rialto .‘l'hontre. contains a
economist tor pathos has never been
excoided' on the screed. ... -
irem’dtkhcdeld tor years had
bpaxfiprc‘h or :tho 'deniain ent-
W the boundaries 0! tho lot
“Joining his: homo. lie .was the
snutor oz its contonto.c consisting of
shah» caves. mitosis and other
inysterious “billing Pisces so dear to
the hsaaroi P". alv‘lfigs boy's‘he'nrt
and Mini in he had buried m-
'ben1_ d—his- dog—when an
ant Ivhad‘cruohod— out his lite.
#:0de the grayonlso'fha‘d .aco'nstruct-
ed a picket tsnoi and at the head
”mourn“ cwho- beo'rtng the sand
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« :When Penrod' s i'athor. sold the lot
to- the town’s miner. Penrod was
heartbroken. He was denied the
ptivilego- of entering upon , the
Ono evening his father
found him sitting on his bed. look-
ing through tear-dimmed eyes at
the little grave. Tenderly the father
tried to console him.
"I didn't know it meant so much
to you. son." he said.
An hour later he had ro-purchas.—
ed the plot of ground and hopre
sented Penrod with a deed eonx ey-
ing the lot to the boy down as fat
as China. "
William Beaudlne directed “Pen-
rid and Sam" from the” story by
Booth Tarkington. Rockllfls Fol-
lowo’pl'nys the port or the father
and Benny Aleunder that of Pen-
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New Daniel Carson Productim.
linthnslnstlally Received at the
my
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The new Daniel. Cation produc-
tion 11.. the world Gone use?“
hid iti n‘rrt run at the Regent Thea.
tre yesterday and it was. enthuslai-
ticslly recohed. That it should have
beenlwelcomed was evident to any
«dosed shreon patron who wit-
neared the presentation. It uttered
an exceptionally interesting story
will: flir’octed'r and pl‘eaented by a
cast of unusual ability. "Has the
Wofld’florle .Vl'atl ‘.'"'lh a.’ picture' of
'unusu'al the'-mo. {or removed {rein
'stoVe'otS-ped produotion that ~hao
beeh flooding the ’dold for years.
That nloni entitles it to more this
ordinary consideration It will rsnk
with the best releases of the season.
The picture has its final run at the
Regent today and those who enjoy
a good screen attraction properly
preocntid will ilnd thein. totheir
liking.
TIRE sum
E. 31.. Hull's hovel o! Desert love.
As Tbyed by Vali-ntlno Ba 1'"
Nan ot‘lts [we
‘l Edith; :‘al 3'... story of desert
ova. out no produced for
Pnadwlht with- Rodolph Valentino
in the vprtncipol role has lost none
or“ the ’ losers that ‘lllld'b' “it
an outstanding production .wben
it first game to- tho hereon.
It .111]. be wealled as eno- or
the blggosswelensdn or. its tlg'no nndi
thorn was excellent reasons why it
_s‘hdti_fd.. have been so ored.
'Eolldwing eid‘oe'ly‘tfie «in ct iii. ab-'
sorbirig. novel, it was: produced with
daish--thnt.cns1'lod a genuine appeal
to thoio who sought ~tn hereon' pro-
fducao’tlnro devolipnient in good
style or the “best sellers.“ Valentino
did his best work in’ this' picture and
n'tndo' for hlniseit the name which
liter lo'd to bio temporary retire-
'gnent trout picture's. "The Sheik" is
being brought to the Palace today
answer to a general demand for
its presentation bore.
FINDSTRANGE
SEA MONSTER
' min. Fla" All! 16. ~A'Itfnngn
sco monster has. drifted ashore on
Key Bisayno.'.a {ow' miles southeast
of Miaini. weighing about 1. 000
pounds and dead lesofthan :4 hours.
it proh'eits a sight newfor’ betoro soon
in these waters. -
About night loot leiig. it. to tour
teet in depth and only a foot screen.
It haoahead. iiitcsnbecnlled that.
s'ha finia' semi-circlo- extending
tron: back to _belly., scrofia the race.
Largo eyer' on but atow.‘ inches
trons a. remarkably nthl niou'th‘. and
inthowny'oftlnslthastwosntal'l
ones. but a. tow inches long and
shaped ”mm ligo' o Inn.
A‘- tall: or rudder Will: is_ the
only. other. The skin is stallion. to a
shark's but not so tough. "
or. particular curiosity is‘ the' rod-
dor-‘tln. which seems to be hinged
on a ship's rudders my. ls‘ a ”list
hotel's this In" which porrnittid it to
swiligfi back' and ”brim; used pwbv
ably ”(side the fish. 'ni-lo .anlcr
tallglventhoondottholshthoap-
pear‘ancof of being cut- ofl square
with‘; the b‘dyf -
'J‘liho'rnlen how have exhibited.
uh interest nndfnvery nioahs is
was nto elnflty tho slasher.
M' YORK. .Aug. Ida—J. TI
Nichols, sins of dis Mr: 4,.
_ Meghan Indian.
TODAY and TOMORROW
'l'ho Laugh m at th.‘ Year
“rem-0d and Sam 4'
“ Booth rat-1.12m- Sequel to res-ed” —sn the m or .‘ Ltldtm‘c
in 0... mm; new or Glen. _
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BETWEEN”
luvs COURT
‘ 1N RUM CASES
State’s Attorney Hull
Calls New London
Lax 1n Judgment
N-EW LONDON. Aug. 1L—smte's
All”!!! Hadlni Hull. who yesterday
accused tho’polico force of laxity in
liquor law entorcomen't. )eslerda)’
added criticism or the conduct or a.
local court in the prosecution ot
liquor law violation. Ho quoted an
instance of a. judge who rrfuscd to
tollow his recommendation. tsking
an opposite course to the one desir-
ed .by the state's sttornei.
The laxity in law enforcement is
not confined to the police. said Mr.
Hull. and conditions in New London
aro no worse now than they have
been tor a long time.
:"I am vory much annoyed." he
aid. " and I presume Mr. Barlow
wad: by n. line of $200. and a son:
tones of thirty days in Jail. sentence
suspended. imposed upon a rum
dunner a tow days ago who wns
aught with sixty odd-gallons or
boot).- when he should have been
bound over to the Superior court.
This was done in spite of my request
that this man be bound over so that
tnvodiigation could be mods to as-
certain who his associates were and
so' that h could receive p dish-t
.dent,‘ More ~nenr ad e to
his dents. That man had he do:
to and was caught red blendedhboy
floors of New Lon on. w .
mkmg the capture. took the risk
of being shot. a thing which. in those
days is hippening not infrequently."
Rowayton
thirty children of the Sun-
da:bs::ooi clan of tho Mothodist
church enjoyed a rail to Bnrldeys
Island yesterday in Harry Bryant’s
”chi. “The Lloyd" and Captain
Steven's sailing boat. "the Lillian.
.MAGNUS SAYS
HE WON ’T HURT
BUSINESS MEN
BELLE'PLAIN. Mini... Aug. 10.—
Ha'gn‘nn Johnson. United Staten sen-
ator-elect from Minnesdh. ”told a.
largo' farmer‘s business men's picnic
the country is going Soviet." as
said he was going to, Washington to
tight. for. the tamer. ,becauoe he is
denoted more than anyone else. but
I on: not going to take anything
away iron: the bustnea rnen.
Man Found Dead in .
inBeechwood Park
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 1¢.-Witb
skull cracked-and. taco battered. the
body of an unidentified man about
it years of age was found at tho
toot of a cut! in Beechwood park.
early today.- In his trouser pocket
identification card on which was the
last name Dundbert. The police be-
lieve the nian had been asleep» near
the odgoot t n‘ clit! and unknowing
ly splungod d ' it. The ground on,
tho-edge.spparcntly having given
way under his weight.
Darlen‘ Woman Files
- Suit for Divorce
,Pnpors- in a divorce nctidn were
served: today. by Edna Scribner vs.
no. Scribner of Darlen. on the
chains 08 intolerable cruelty. Keogh
& Candis represent the platens;
The case will be heard in
m court. Bridgeport. Iepte
in storm. ,. .
v
lift! thatahb was “'39§.n.!.';ld that.
was a. wallet containing 810 and na '
' _golosn._
. o‘beett'ilaooa Bowaoswo‘htivo
.whon ttdevele".
' fl, 2 sets! homgemento .wlil be ..‘é
pick ‘ . tor
MORE DRUNKEN
R cc 0 r d — 97 Come
polled to Surrender
Licenses
HARTFORD. Aug.16.—For oper—
ating motor vehicles on Connecticut
highways while udder the influence
of liquor. ninety-seven driv e‘ro we'll-o
required to surrender their _ oper-
ators' licenses last month. it'vrnn rc-
waied by the August bulletin ot the
state motor department. issued yen-
tetrday by Commissioner Stoeckel.
This is an increase of :70 per cent.
ox er the number of licenses suipendk
ed for the some reason in the corre.
sponding period last year and breake
all records of the department1
whether {or the period before 91
after the national prohibition amend
mcnb went into exact. The license
suspended in July. 1‘22.bcc:1ure the
operators were convicted of driving
while intoxicated. totaled thirty.
"July was without question. the
worn month. for motor vehicle senile
dents which Connecticut has ever or
perionced. ” is the frank statement
with which the department bulletin
is introduced.
in Connecticut. resultinan two
talities a day. on the average.
‘1! arse-rum to other statio-
tical disclosures. brought Cummin-
sioner Stoockel to the conclusion
theta “crisis In the control ofmosdr
vehicle traitlo has arrived. requiring
drastic action"
State and local police courts were.
called upon to deal more severely
with violations oi the motor .vohiclo'
law in an effort to cope with the.
situation. particularly as regards.
etato highways not within city lim-
its. where the greatest parentage of
accidents occurred in July. , .
Drastic measures have been under-
taken by the motor vehicle depart-
Four hundred and fifteen licenses
were suspended in July alone for
rechlea operation. In July. 1031. 1‘03
were suspogded. It was' pointed
out that 2.110 licenses have already
been suspended this year. up to Au-
snot 1st. tornllhousos. ”Ma
total or 6:1 suspended in_ tho- corre-
sponding period last ysnr.
of increased discipline administered
by courts is presented by the‘ publica-
timer thrice that lines formal?
vehicles violstions in the first. sovep
months of this year lm‘l‘ted 857 —
587.11. while the lines totalled. “t;-
lnst yenr. Lost month‘s seasonehed
mately 87. one over the assume- or
lines tot- July. 1922.
82 Driving “1am Drunk.
rsobiliots were sentenced to Jail in
July. serving a total 0! 700- days. or
an average of twenty-three .dgys'
each.
"convicted at driving while drunk.
. . . .
Obituary. .
fills. m m "
Hrs. Harpist Brush. one or Nor-
wolka oldiot'and most respected resi-
dents passed away shortly before
noon yemrd'sy at the ‘holno'ot her
son. Clarence Brush. '1 Hoadow
n
E
lllreea. Hrs. Brush is survived by.
her son Clsroné with when she
02 Eurenha Roberta. I040... 48. slid'
the Shepherds. of Bethlehem 0? this
.lsturday afternoon at 2: 30. from
:‘Bsnsh homo: Rev. leheppier will
Icinte. - latertaont in the'.
plot. Iellecks Corners mm llow‘
mam ;
. eyrnan
V. of the '10th harbors from
AUTO DRIVERS
July Worst Month on :
Accidents at the rate or city a day .
ment to raise the satoty factor. ‘
Evidence '
1.16 1: in the corresponding ported er ‘
817. 7" 11. an increase ot approxlo' -,
At the sometime. thirtyl-ilve auto- .
Twenty-seven of then were ;_
street in her 19th. year; after a. short ~
undo her home: four children. and" ‘
~tourgroatgrnndchlldrpn. Bile-wns'
~ono o: the oldest members G! then.
Mthmmmnammalbr
m. MW‘lllhko-filoe. -
3’” ;
some thirty w
strike did Item
harbors could git
places without
"The argument 0! . 9
man in that the BC.
prices does swiy ,
no change that ona_ :
barbs:- now goes t_n' 1"“
homes any. the '
coats for n shave and m
Ili'tnon cents for a
men want a salon rats.
snake up for this
,No journeyman -
present at the m.
which was prodded ovsr 5w.
Orson proprietor of tho Mi}
Shop.
6118 Tank 0’ 2
DANBCRY. Aug.
Candler. "so. disd ll! its‘
day fro mpurns received
gasoline flank of bio h '
:pioded in min. of his new .3—
outskirts of Bethil. last “3»
was lying on tho groi-d ~
car examining the gnssllfi
granted yidordny at the nonung.
no harbors dew werg‘ on week-days
trots tuning. «17:86 p. II”!!-
captlng Wednesday» 'and 511-min
Iain. lollipnnlntuldnsd.
sanobt‘ma manor harbors in tho
ted out M night. that
Had no esaa‘ we con-
‘soid the‘ argument that
been “i’li‘bw ”Indulge? 35c for
W‘s-d lie to? dares the hr-
bewdomgfltlpnlsatiartbab-
oncod 'by their added percentage of
redi'pita turned in;
'l‘ho barber shops .repreoented at
the nurse memoir were the 'At-
issue wen barber hop. so; this
once}. contra miner mp; at
run. street. comm Bbrber. shop. ’
l“ Ham street. Palace Barber
Shop; d1 Atlantic street. Del Frets.-
Barber Ghop. 280 Atlantic street.
Do Reno 3.3m» hop“ 1:; Main
stmt. Yale Barber lb”. “8 At-
[antic street. Liberty Barber Shop.
474 Main, street. linden ifiarber
Shop. or} Main atr‘eot; Quintnrd
Barber 81109.,th Main street. Dav-
enpert Baguet- Shop. to Park place.
and the Unlged Staten Barber Shop.
{98 {Atlantic st when the gasoline fit."
It was said last night that the ignited from the. finals st s
threatened htriko would street but standing near by.
,WAGE.1NCREASE
Strike in Stamford
May Be Avenged—65
Cents for Haircut
-8'l'A)fl'0R9 Aug.1¢.-—Iternbero
ot the Haiti‘s- Annotation
mot yesterday afternoon in the. Pal-
aei Barber. tbdp.’ ‘7 Atlantic street.
to dbcuss the demands o! the tour-no
barba- tor an inereeoi in
wages and». doeroaoa in hours.
It was voted to increase the wages
n
12s to m a. weeks The horrors. in
a recent meeting; demanded 8:7 .30.
It was also agreed to pay the Journ-
e'yn‘ian fifteen per cent of the
amount each barber turns in.
The general opinion among the
plaster harbors last night scented to
be that their employees would he-
eept this compromise and not lave
their peslo. despite the fact that the
requested hub in hours wgs not
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Selling Event ' f
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Otter-Eng urn-1a! saving opportnnltla'
in ongoing necessities lnr W
housewives who are planning on an
extensive rust and berry mm
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14- Quart Cooking Kettles,
1:“? $2. 25
Heavy Tin
Collondero . . . .
Iron Horse 1
Connors
“‘°'"$3 .25
l-Burnor
Regal-r Prion “Yb
3sz‘llon Jugs
10- Quart Cooking Kettles
"it” .°.°.‘:'.’.' $1. 98
$1.35 '
Canning":
gondola-3f 390
”sumac.
Grey smug 29 c
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Spoons . . . At ......... .98C
“39¢
29.11.. Wine $2. 98 10-‘Gsl. Wine ”$3 98““;
39C Regs...” Kegs .
1o. "Good-Lackin- subbm. 1oa‘ Wear-MWM‘?
$1.25 R-Z Seal Jars, quarts
_or pints.
Dos. . . . .
.$1. 10
75c
Wear-Ever .
Coilondoro
Grey Enamel
.Collonders . . .
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Connors ,
‘.'.;.°-i‘?'$4.25 .
"6‘9c Jelly 'Bags
50e._Ieliy Glasses
Dos.
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New Perfection, Blue Flame, Oil Stove:
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i-BURNERCAMPSTOVES $7.00
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