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LAST TIMI TODAY
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MADGE KENNEDY
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“THE PURPLE HIGHWAY”
Conting Directly After ulloilywood" and Measuring Up to the High
Standard l‘pon “’hich “Hollywood" Was Made. this New Feature
Wll Not Fail to Please.
News
Regent Harmonists—Vocal Soloist
SATURDAY ONLY
ALL STAR css'r PRESENTS
‘ City: Briefs 1?
Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins of 20
Burritt avenue are today celebrating
at their home. the thirty-seventh sn-
niversary of their marriage.
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Miss Margurite rennxngton of the
Standard Oil company has returned
to her duties after spending a two
weeks' vacation at Hartford. Conn.
O O 0
Ralph Lycett of Broadriver is en-
joying a two weeks'-vacation from
his duties at the standard Oil com-
pany. on Long Island. -
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chuck of
Wheeling. “fest Virginia. were re‘
cent visitors in town. Mr. Chuck was
formerly connected with The Copy-
right clothin gcompany.
O O O
Harry Nemeth
street is spending
in New York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cored Chagnon of
Bridgeport celebrated their first
wedding anniversary. yesterday. at
the home of their mother. Mrs.
of Washington
the wkeek-snd
“WHAT WIVES WANT”
Elizabeth. Sullivan of Connecticut
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VINCENT DOYLE
a; ENTERTAINS
7' Mother Prepares Feast
for his Little Friends,
Mlirs. Baxter has a
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vmm [mall- eutrrtullicl' his
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swirl s-vlng Ma little
tabla oliJO)lllH
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O O C
l‘»'l»~r entertained his
fun-ls .lL n lul‘lv at his home on
S‘l' .’<l .. “1‘ fish \ts chimed itlil’lt‘l
ufl ”iv ilulx will later rcllshwl a well
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. .‘ ..,rl lulu. r entvrtnlncrl
u 151‘» 1:, ~l.lv at. a. llrnlcu party.
.l bunny i~‘n\u for iiii‘il
mum! Sunday. W-L‘itm
ll..wr (‘r‘u\\ti “iii miss
"l'll'ii. iflli'i, (,‘lrn‘. and
.wlua, l'l .. i- H] or :umily wvrc pov-
~ uni n-‘ighimrs to
island.
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will hold
A good old-
i..I) i'I‘le'I lifiliv‘n ht-
nl Hu- 1M.” tlws . x-mng.
f.1-‘.;'m.vuillrure
n... ..,~_, it is vxp!t,‘t--li .1 large
.-.‘.\,1 MM :i‘l (ill
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film 1.1M mo‘lnn picture owning
“.3. hr litili first \Vwincsddy.
\l‘ .ml (‘nrl .lnck‘ns and
King :wl \lra. “Zillcr 'rt‘ahun Iravo
lnr vlr-Tr ulntvr homI-s on Sunday
o lill ET
l..i‘l~s‘.
7-11.“.
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Mr. an‘i Mm. (‘hnrlv-s Roger? and
fan). v “131 .x‘n'.‘ Uli‘l' (no “inlcr lit
llner \‘l: w. if the coal runs out.
we I‘alll ulna}: find acrommmlations
at Me hntcls. mu Mr. Bogrrl.
I O O
(:vvnrrzn Stroilnr‘i purchased a 365.-
0 " hom- ut Found llrnrh. He will
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mm» into it on Hutohcr 1. whore he
“ill spvrnl the. winter With his fam-
ilu ’llu- nous.» is :1 magnificent one
nnl frnn's on Long island sound. A
{uh-.19” ium‘h an‘l largo opon fire-
;l‘ws m»: lrll? a low of the attrac-
in'u
Roton Point
PARK TO CLOSE
. TOMORROW
But Bathing Pavilion
Will Remain Open
for Few Weeks
lligh tlvlc. Sunday. 10:28 A. \i. and.
1'.isl‘ .\l w. 3. l.)
iioton Point park will close for the
season of 1923 tomorrow evening.
nttt-r a successful year. The bsihing
pavilion, however. Mil remain open
for two mm-e weeks. under the
charge of Ernest Bailey. The pork
lunch. managed by Benjamin \Val-
inrhouse, Will also remain open a
short time to provide for the men
employed at the park.
Jack Ffffron of the airplane swing
will control a. booth nt the Rockvillc.
(‘onn., rnlr Srptembcr 25 to October
1.
Fflcnd! of Templeton T. Philll
manager of the Swsnee Screnndo‘:
orchestra. are ”calving word from
him_ announcing his marriage last
week to Bliss Allr‘c Schroeder or New
York city.
0 e e e
Frank Lynch of tho Roller Coaster
v'vull have a concession stand at the
illurham fair. late this month.
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William Msllettc has accepted s
vwlntor position as advance agent for
"Bringing up Father." the musical
comedy, which is now on the road.
0 O O
The final and largest excursion
of the season will be held tomorrow
at Roton Point. by twenty-five hun-
dred members of the Knights of
(‘olumhus from St. John's parish.
Orange. New Jersey.
Postal cards are
here by local friends of Judge and
lire. James T. Hubbell. of East sve-
nue. who are vacationing in Green-
field. Mass.
The annual carnival o fthe Cen-
tral labor Union will close tongiht.
.A W is
has lvm'n prvlmrtd by!
being receivm
ROWAYTON
LlBRARY ASSN,
. HOLDS MEETING
iBudget Eaised — Plan
Expenditures a n d
, Events for Winter
1
i The llrlt quericriy mcv‘lir: of the
Totllcord and trustees of tin: llmvau-
ion Library Association was bold yrs-
io rdny afternoon: at the home of the
Iprrsirh-m. \lis.~ llulu-rt linnd o.‘
lionnyton n\'~:7lln. l: was rl-porlcd
That the inligrt for the yvax‘. 8100
had been ruler-I hv’ the roll call and
iii» lccturo hold a well. ago. it uns
voted to rip-ind 850 ior new educa-
tional books. snrl $25 for re-irimling
old books. ’l‘hu nvw cataloging sys-
tnm is being installed in the librarv.
and it is hoped that it will be com
pit-ted within a short time. Mr. C.
ll‘unk has .lnnatml a new sidndfll‘i
dictionary. The book club. which has
promo. :0 popular for snvcrai sun-
-:.rs. will in- I'---‘('rmi(l this “'i tor.
A! the l.i’-r:1\'y Association is; twcutv
v- 'irs olvl this year. tho Members uro-
lokin; . {oruzlrvl to lilt: anniversary
pnrl), “'l‘lf‘h will lm in the form of :l
si'wr too. A call will he made to tho
\nrious orgniztitms which nro pinn-
ning to hold social affairs this Viln-
tor. and an t-ffort mode to have them
r04‘po-rfl'o in the holding of these af-
fairs. This is a definite step forward
in community life, and it i.- hr'pt'ui
liml ill', projcct mccts with sllCtV‘éi'.
. O O
.\ir_ nn-l Mrs. livluurd l-I, Monro of
llrnklyn haw rclurnwi home, nits-t a
\isit “ith their daughter. .‘In‘.
(itorge S. M0301}.
O O C
| There will be nnnthor Volley ball
lgnmr this evening between the
[Highland avenue team, and the team
of tho linptist church on the church
grounds.
Mrs. T. Cnrvy of Rowayion avo-
nuc is ill at her home.
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The nnnounvomcnt of the cu-
cruprmr‘nt of Miss 'l'heresa lluyi ot
Dark-n nnd Tlron McL. Quackcnivlsh.
also of Dnrir has caused muc". tu-
lertst nmon‘: Miss lloyt's many
Ronayton friends.
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Mrs. \Villium Moore is spending
tht clay- in New. York city.
Miss Illa \Vilson. who has blen
visiting heLsisier, Mrs. Alice nipple.
of Rowayton avenue. has returned
to her home in Newton. N. J.
DARIEN l
Darien Methodist church: Rev. J.
W. Morgan. pastor: Subject for
morning service on Sunday; "The
New Age." Rev. Morgan wil sing "In
the Garden of Prayers." Evening
service. the subject will be. “If."
Mrs. Richards and Rev. Morgan will
sing a duct and the Mall: Quartette
wll render two selections. A free
supper will he served to the mem-
hers and friends of the church on
\Vedncsday evening at 6:30 o'clock.
Everybody is invited to attend. The
Ladies Aid society has decided to
hold its annual festival and bazaar
On the evening of October 4th.
0 O O
The Hickory Bluff store owned by
George Schllchting of Eedgwick
avenue, will remain open during the
winter months this year.
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There was a. slight accident at the
White Bridge on Thursday evening.
A sight seeing bus of excursionists
coming from Roton Point was on its
way back to New York. when a lit-
tle boy put his hand out of the car
going around a. corner. His arm hit
a telegraph pole and was fractured
in two places. Traffic Oiflcer Clar-
ence Sconeld took the boy to a local
doctor where first aid was rendered.
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Work has been started on the re-'
covering of the 60 tons of bitumin-
ous coal. which now lies at the bot-
tom of the King's End River. The
car was hoisted up yesterday by a
wrecker from the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad.
. 102 Washington Street
avenue.
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Milton Markoft returned yester-
day following a trip to Boston.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Remlin of
\Vestport announce the birth of a
son. Clifford Charles. at their home
Toccntlly. Mrs. Remiin was former-
'ly Miss Frances Ailing. daughter of
hire. Clifford Ailing of 11 Burbank
street
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Miss Sylvia. Greenberg of Taylor
avr‘nuo is spending the week-end
With her mother in New York city.
M
WESLEYAN HEAD RESIGSS
MlDI)LETO\V.\'. Sept. 8.—Rev.
Dr. \Villiam Arnold Shanklin has re-
sign-2:] as presillciit of \i‘esley‘sn uni—
versity. His resignation was accept-
ed Lt a. meeting of the trustees held
in New York city. and he was im-
mediately mndo president-emeritus
of the institution.
CUI‘ THIS ()l'T—IT- IS WORTH
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go. lll., writing your name and ad-
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A. COHEN
Painter and Decorator
i3? Washington SI. 50. NUI‘NJIL
What is the most durable pain-
or varnish for my boat and hay
should it be applied 1'
How can I make the baby car
rings look like new 7
What should i use on the leaders
of my house to keep them from
rusting ?
ASK ABE
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i do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a-
Minlt. i also do both fixed and
removable bridges at reasonable
prices.
DR. SLOMAN
Phone 3130 Hours: 9-8 P. M.
South Nos-walk. Conn.
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How To Pm- A
"Klan? in lT .
rdfiystli'P for “vets" and
a We are all liable to feel
out of sorts" at times—l
necdusqmething with a 1
kick m it to clear the
‘brain’, brighten the eye. put
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Beet ya to do this is to
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chaser —that harmless
yetfhoroughly‘ emcient
anulymedlunaBeecham’s
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BOSTON. Sept. 8.—~Jocisl slalom
at St. 9am. conceded Vieyenflpounds
to Lou Bog-sh 0: Bridgeport. and
out)einted him in s ten-round b0!”
here last night. Malone weighed 1.55
pounds and Bomb 16 2. In the early
rounds the battle was at least C‘s“.
Bomb proving an elusive target for
the westerner. and landing frequent-
iy. From the sixth round on it alone
solved Bog'ash's defense and him-
mered him at will.‘ '
Local Jews Prepare
for Rosh Hashonah
On Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week, Jews all over the world
will celebrate Roch Has-honah, the
' der.‘ The 39nd”
new year, according to their calori-
beslu ell-under
evening and, comm until W >9
day evening. It’is their in im-
portant day. .Three books of account
are opened, according to the He-
brew belief. on Bosh Hubonah.
wherein the fate of the righteous.
the wicked and those of an inter-
mediate class (not entirely wicked)
are recorded. . .
The names of the righteous'nre in-
scribed. and the! are destined to live.
The middle class are allowed in.
respite of ten days to repent their
crimes until Yom Kippur. The last
mentioned is the Day of~AtonemeuL
Ten days after new year. on which
all Jews are supposed to fast for the
atonement of their sins. '
Services for Rash -Hashonah will
be conducted at the local Synagogue
by Rabbi Fleischer. the newly ap-
pointed leader of the Hebrew con-
grtgation who will also lead in the
Yom Kippur festivities. '
Mrs. Paul Goldberg and children
of Bridgeport are the guests other
mother. Mrs. Dora Gottlfcb of Havi-
iand street.
ficf'firw :« »
s comm .
Many batten-s. at. Marvin beach
are still-enjoying their daily plunge.
as the water is so warm. It tem-
perate weather keeps up. most of
them expect to «scene bathing up
through the first of. ectober.
O O
The Colonial house being built by
Frank Roberts at Marvin beach is
rapidly naering completion.
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Summer folks u Marvin head:
are gradually leaving. ‘as the public
and private schools are beginning
to open up in other places.
Obituary
(ll-axles 0. Bantu
Charles C. Bolton. well known in
Brooklyn fraternal clrcles_ brother or
William Bouton of 115 East avenue.
is dead at his summer home in Baby-
lon. L. '1. Death was due to heart
disease. Mr. Bouton was a. Past
3:.
ans.—
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‘ Absolute Purity
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is assured because
v
omen canon sumo
is untouched by human
plantation to tea cup.
Master of Manual Lodge. No. 636. T
and A. 11.. s. Past Noble Grand 0: the
Prospect Lodge at Oddteliows and
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many other organizations.
Barton of Bartlett avenue was nis
uncle.
prominently identified
Harry
'more forcefully
' yester- safety
ance. The doublevframe mom: ' .
power unity—dong a distinctive
maintained. So “3‘19.in
pie dual foot control. ,
Super strength marks the
. which combines the advantages of both
‘ _ the semi-floating andjullfloeting types:
foam—is
OPED’ by'nineteen’ycari‘uo'
perience, the 1924 line of Ron high
powered six—cylinder passenger cars
expresses the signifi-
’cance of Reo asfrhé GOM‘SW of
Values.”
The mgged‘powerfill chassis is hung
lower to the road for easier
and improved appearo‘
Eiffear'axle,
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powered with the mealtime-ml
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and exhaust valves at
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condition.
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