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PALAMQE
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ONE EXCITING NIGHT
“3"?! Pl}: hon become
heatre. "- '
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and conmtulatlons in
l Allin-1m.
ogue and last night at the Ruitol
union tn set for m;
cry films. In “One Ext-tun; Night“
'a l'nited Artists release. David “1:
«2113522. has not aztempted the spec-i
ltannin or relied on tuning mob)
countless :
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“ONE EXCITING NIGHT"
NW9 - vow-"- mun -
“CAPT. FLY-BY-V IGHT”
J' I inlmlu “1011135 MASIKIXS ”cent: but has merely pruenled an f’ Q‘-
ér ~ ._ again. Th? tor-l We.) hIr-r- lucfiiint modern mm", an.“ n. L, S 9'
. _ 7, N-zlbatyon'utmmey llheGnIflth Way. ; mummy-“watchman...
5 7' an- ...m i “9'2““ he ‘u not mum“ with the. pi: ”i when the — of m h M on th "I. . a
fl.—:- ? FEATURE 1.0313" rnr :2?! “in" ‘0 1 hurricazge. um for "s" "
:rL lusrtzu. xussut'rs E '."’"‘m " ‘3' “Wm °‘ “0"“ r“ ~
“‘ _ ,1____ (“mm and“ . {am a 1:3: “5‘ screen. wu_u.ed as . cum. cello filo—"Roi lidre"—Iy Rom- Btnnnrd 3”
1“" \.'-“\'T WEEK "‘th W a,- a...“ l; Vinyl our lrka-ll’ Just a little nigh-' g
' . . -" 3 only iomeo Wash". 0 .t - “
S”? l \ {1th ___‘ad __ gnem “and". who “‘8 ‘82:.0}; Met. ans—Owen to M or We. (to reds—me. t ad. I i
_ \mrrtcan ’ l"m°\'|?" blflueil. could smooth it is
' . LOIS WIISON and W10“ with his extremely amusing: HO LDVAIGI m P316! ' . l ;
my 1 HEAT. RICHARD Dix mm ' 1 i?
.. . h... , 2 Was requested that the 1 :3 ' ’-
4“- . ”Wk?“ mrk‘ CW3» i should not be re\ea:cd. so who: :2: s ‘ r U R D ‘ Y ‘3 . ;'
<_ p... k, n. mm?" “‘"’ 1‘“ 31:01.: you 1m. to be .11 um: Bore M Are noun 0-: of a.- Set mun. am am * K;
‘ 3. a, ' “Luv | l of Grey I mimer). ruling that half the pious.3 2 ‘
t- nu? ‘ Lam ’ _; urn n'ouid be spoiled by divulgin f 3 l AND .
t ,. 1"‘.\R “1‘0 THE LAST MAX" ‘59 “073'. the request In heeded. S: “ g ~ ' ' ‘ '7‘
» . . :n: II" n human-t "cm“. __ 30‘. Those uho saw the lint presentn- ‘: i; ; JomNIE WALKER t I,
. thrill-c Mural than 0: this nustery photopla)‘ xeel' f ' l - ...‘
, Very much repaid tor witnessing it‘ * 5 L‘
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NORWALK’S CITY LEAGUE
JUBILEE
l'nder the Auspices of the
3
A ‘9
‘51 entertamlng production.
Barman Stsnaard. last ext-um:
bcr "Ave )luria." Tonight
render "Kol Nldrc."
9*
EXCELLEST PK‘II‘RE
number are being bestowed upon
Manager Al. Hamilton. for min ol~ 3’
:crxn; his patrons another brilliant?
both performances capabl)‘ render- .
t'i a 'cello solo. selecting as his num- 3
he Will
' ,Lfi. ggnotgv nae 5w “ALTAYLOE
committee has been formed stlindustry the numbers of this ten-
lsst in the industry of mining bi-= rary committee have gathered
tuminous coal—a ‘ arm: at tn: ; their work. its membership was
best brains in the ' to {om‘ taken over into the newly formed
n closer relationshi between Policy Cctnnuttee.
operators "“1 the “d m m' Three men prominent in the work
tinue close and intelligent study of of this committee are shown above.
‘5' "”5““ We” the ”4“"?! J. 6. Bradley. of Dundqn. w. v...
\
erCIMEt (“AMER ~ )
inquire: ofthe Bituminous Operated
‘Sipecial Committee since its turn.
on.
In selecti the twang
her: of mengolicy Committee, care
was taken to see b ituth‘rrt then
map c repre-
sections
A
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Gunning next Week—luv Pickford in Her New VII“ fl
"Teaotthe Standouutry" ‘
ll.
“La-flu hrccu) " Finely
Prom (Cd
must face and solve to insure a fuel
“Pill! for the American people.
i
I
Trenty-five of the lending soft con!
at the left. one of the members of the
Bituminous Operntor3'_Special Com-
The conception of the f
Committee's field of ectizlty. is“:
f—Q
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(‘ity League
mm; the Great Van Normand the
\‘ .n'ld's Greatest Dare Devil
Bicycle Rider
Fe"
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\.\l ['SEMENT PARK
SEPT. 22-29
Gil. and Stamford Cars Pass
the Grounds
m l’( )l’I'LAR BOOTHS
; pl‘>‘l'lOll is ngzwalalizmi. The “ifv‘
’Iu .‘ppru'inlnc Crowds.
Hope Hampton. Nita Naiii.
Cody and
2 lArceny."
3 Hunter today and tomorro“. Samu-t
Shipmnn wrote the stage play
\\ incl: this production
crulltable: pluturlzalion.
urns the dirccfor.
The story is a domestic
' '..l: spoils prrfcction.
six.....g woman who swmdleud him
‘nu' r:‘ .l Canl'lv mivle :um o.’ man-1y
:.‘~o"!:. In..." I. 0. 1‘. As a. rrsul: h-‘r‘
dc
,‘vrmlnvs to sine h‘fl' husband
‘n‘nkrs l‘."l’ iinns acccr'le'gly.
Ilvu'n'k wit law‘s it» day for all cor.-
‘P-‘rn-‘zl an! irrings the picture to a
pi‘n‘il‘t finish
lt'iss_‘.l Griffin. Y\cnr~.e Iiizx'avs.
DnT-‘rvs l‘ust~‘.lo, (1111:), Lira}. l-‘Ior~
lnt'c ”Jinnahawn -’. .-\‘.lcn )lnlwr‘
I' emodelng Sale
2-: numering and sawing and tearing out the
S'Liespeople are striving to give all the
‘.-,‘ customers, and customers are surging
‘hcring up the bargains that :2"; round
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Ql‘AKER STATE on.
-\ Place That's DlflcrrnL"
s Auto Supply Co.,
Phone 2257 Hamill
. &
Weeke
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5t": Mm sum. as ,
l‘t’l ,' 13".” ['0' m m L
Ria to U
'_ ulhes Shop . .
f"? w- m... SAVE MONEY!
54:11-- "m-
~ 5 550.". ,
‘ 355%“ 8"“ ammo no: arms
“cradle-Illum—
“unfit-brim
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”‘3‘ LIT-en Knickers
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lfzi w :1 .‘l rro‘mtue whir-
it I" 1x".
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“T".‘.T l: \\' ' \L"
' ; til-Illbt It lln- l‘.2l.l~c lilcalrr
' Thru- Days Thu ‘.\‘m‘l\.
- E llx'o‘ry plam‘ is kr-“n T" {5* U"?
ruse we have already rccclved to our ad- ‘ "unrk m“ ”Ohm,“ .m ,2”...
the public has {21:1 .' the honesty of ,I. H. 'L. M... l--- .1- '.;r «m 1, »
‘5, :1 bargain cylmrtz‘mw that may never .- mm. Km,» .. .,. 1 r!
' YTU ncve; : V. ’ “ll astlzlnishing values .. 1‘ "t‘w‘r‘. .-o T --x w: 1 a
selsonabic marchamiive. ,; r :7. :n r :r . . ._~.. :.~. .
.' ~j’gl-_ 1. k:: n, n’vl .».‘n_r
2‘ Al's! s in .‘ '.. 't' '1 u 1 ’. 1;-
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E.“ .v . ‘ H. gul on... g“(‘ R“, up
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, .‘dnrv tho la:t i":
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‘ ' \ ' ' . T-.:"" of his lllrulri .
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H. U :V:VE WELL Vin v iv i? ’mtlxl-lrsf- in llfrzls rnr‘
"‘1‘ FN“ lwiluzl‘. “11"". n. niwsrnrrr 11;-
' :u'lzh‘ {cmvnc ul that somnwhrrn in l-Irrw
1... “up ’halx luv-r. {ound‘n talking do: :tn-i 1:
‘ "y "my alert theatrical manngnr (mm! "c
11”“. place and Wrought the dog in .\i
I, .m'l‘lgiy crica to discover that if hr‘ n
". lrnnk's talked. it was in a forcign longx.
‘ prOW‘n it wu Loney Haskvll who :um'
i": moat in and saved the day and tho m~
‘" ”‘4 r" ngor’e money by acting as im- r;"
ter. When extremperancous wit -'
lQ'quircd a: Chairman for some m-
b
EARN-:3: S ‘ KB in; or other Lonny Haskell was «r:
l“ ‘ :15? Visual]: (or. n was Hasknll here. Hash-1‘
' 1‘.‘ I always made good and then fun
for good measure Haskell wrai-
skctchen and musical comedy books
and did a. monologue. So many poo-
ple said he did the latter better than
anything else um Haskell became a
monologiet. His tail: is of
humdr. but he always has a point in
make and so he is called “The Con ‘
vinclng Conversationaliet." He is also
called "that rascal." He is the kind
of a man one enjoy. seeing in the
theater and knowing of! the stage. l
Prof. Fisher
Poor Prof. Fisher of Yale. He is;
probnbly sorry he gave to the world!
tho‘mntement that r-recldenx Hal-«ll
in: wunted the United Stt‘ In tho-
lAngue of Nations. He has
tucked by my papers in New Eng—;
land as well u by some In the west.‘
He has tried to clear up the “misun-
demundlngu." us he calls the inter-
pretation- of his utterances. but he
has not succeeded. Now the New
York Herald takes up the Lottie
awn-t him and print- some sun;-
inx sentences. The Herald. under the
caption “Cun't Prof. Fisher Under"-
stund?” ens-n: ,
Prof-or Irvin: Fisher at Yale
will not or connot Wad. He
continue- to hurt that nothh‘ .de—
router! filth. Into Preddent nu
ding about.“ “Jud h the
speech which Mu node at Eon!
Liverpool. ,Ohb. two It an ,3.
~I . ew‘pan hit Em mm rm masons.
y\ .9265 ‘
‘ ’ “\—
\r.l.i\ “’53 808!
In wont:
run he accepts “port the m-
«ban: for these regrettable ‘mv
Len- ;
Conrad ngel are f-‘atured i
in ll‘iu Paramount picture. "Lawful,
which piays .r.‘ the lies-rat
is a highly
Allan Dwan
drama ‘
,Yraxmfiuntly presented With a. cast '
1: deals Willi ‘
s'ruzglc n.’ a young Wife to frcn
:sband from the wzlr-s of a dc-
T'fi‘l
TNT" l‘
[Ahoy Ha~Loll ("Wit'llv‘tn'f (‘tvnrrf'a-.
cours- ;
an ab}
Quantum but not all.” .
All the ,ch firmw-
stnndhp.’ on Profecor ”like?
mittee sud ihnrstchurmnzianlso
a former president of the Rational
Coal Association. Hr. Bradley has
recentl returned from Europe.
where made a study of the situa-
“3 i“ c" “of“? ”a"?
an 3 no: co ensues c
benefit 0 his observa‘ tions.
Harry N. Ta lor. ident of‘the
United States m Corpora-
tion. of New York. formerly n mem-
ber of the Bituminous Operators'
Special Committee. is another of the
new Pol' Committee members.
Michael G laghcr. of Cleveland. 0..
rouninent in the work ofthe
bread that. a] it i, m.-
tee of the Xntiqnul Cool . tic:
3n filth!!! up the membership
"yd“?! reached outside the Am-
“9“. in orderthat
bituminous
mini district should he repro-
In a». Policy Committee. a:- ooh i
emit”??? $3: in“ ‘ 5°“
; .. on s or the whole ‘
industry when of in:
or peace requirethe noomnuon u.
the_coal "1”,ng business of the
nation. and w is dedicated to
keeping the industry in close and
Operators of the United States have
consented to serve as manbers of
tha Policy Committee of the Nausea]
Coal Asccistion. and to work for
these ends.
Since the appointment of the
United States Cool Commission there
has existed what is known as‘the
Bituminous Operetors' Special Loin-
nlittee. to co-operntc thh
the Commission in findlnz out the
(acts of the soft coal industry. The
life of this committee expires “3th
the life of the Coal Commtss:on..
Because of the intimate acquaintance ; is
.———...o.'.:
N
E
l
n
t
\—
_ . . . . continuous contact with the ”an.
with All details 01 the bituminous Policy Committee. and has been a. mind and the nuhlin Subrou- only a Short Time I 9ft in \"hich to Buy
lfrrttl Flsher'; own Avords—Axcr swoon he complains, r w n1is~; the ncxt breath told him that he; VULCAM SMOOTmOP
'“hlcli he has not \xxtltdrawn m "rst-lodm—Mr. Harding mt: tc'j namvd the United States to set into;
the lmazua issue just as much ns'
Fisher did. thvn .\lr. llnrdlng would :
lune bccn living n Us in rcspect all
the League isuo. on which Mr. Huh,
- \ .2‘ .
. . l
prosc‘ml rcxru: tor uttering. f m: "i want the lnited Stairs to;
l‘lsh- r and, m l.;s Ens: Livery \ i : 1 .313 the League just as much usl
l
contract cumm- oas more
and receive an allowance of
32'. ans'
late-sch. tlmt in Juiy. 192". Sou do."
l
.\ir. Harding. tltcn the Rt pul;;-. If an\bod,\‘ lmlievrd that \\'urrcn§
. nominve for president. "wnm .\ G Hardin: said those things to Pro-i dmc‘s political tale thcn rectal. Andi ' _
l’rll stani on tile Ltdglle “an." '1‘ : ssor Fisher. he must also octlevcf “he“ l-‘ls‘nor declared that Harding $7.50 FOR ‘OUR OLD (i
lilrflse "Na! stand" “as insult-n: :‘1 Mr. Harding: “as drccivirr the 31d ”It“. FiShN‘ "13 “‘Sif'l‘d ‘3 3.
COAL OR GAS RANGE
:11} mg a damna‘nle
thing.
l'.\~‘ll' suitor-511:1; as i: did tht' 3!’ ~.. rplm, No explanation: by I‘rofce-E ““1 “h“ku“
Illnrdz'l': 2.113. “z'flhr‘d sn-w :nr l-‘lsltcr cnuld return:1 the lirmrrvg ‘
from the puLiic. .zitilcunh ;... :2..1 w 1 “An he Raw forth. l~‘:s?~.r:- now on! l-‘lshrr has not uttered u rclrnc 1‘ o o
.mans‘ or“ «513:!» slant 5» n:' ' "via to hzulng his mmarkn .ntcr— lion 0! the nonis hc attributzd to sale POSltlllel" 1;;nd5 sept 30th
to .-\mer:c.m participation in "r {‘TulCJ as a statemvnt that “l‘rcsi-é Mr. Harding. 3001an can hflD him; ,. .
barn»: tt‘ .\’.a:1- s_ t-gnt Harding fm‘orvd the l.k‘a;lle of nicept rctraction. ills cxplaantions‘ , . ‘ ‘
Fisher . . .. s- um.— lid” famous. but did not dare make his; are “tingling and shifting. The more \‘ rlte.'C811—Telephone
din: rv‘plle-i '2': tv' 1'11 pr: ;.i~ xivx‘xs rulalic." “'ltnt othwr Punprcw he makcs of thorn the worse in his
.}.".l “ill m t put-2:521 i: in ‘h s cm: "gum. in the 2.?Ilt of l-‘ishv‘r’s mom-i posiimn. not only as n Propnsfindifl
nnzgn " This Ii‘lilll imply tnlv t‘r: sign of Mr. Harding‘s alkali rc-g for the League. but us I mcmber oi 'I‘HECONN LIGHT&Pome0
' Sl'r. Hardin: L .tr. :1 t) l:.\\»‘ the pu'w‘ marks. ihv‘ faculty cf 8 2'01“ U““""3"F- . .
. .
Z'.‘ kn‘n' l1.s "rail 5.1711." f l;
Next. n-‘l‘nrdmx :) l‘islz-‘r‘s sprcc‘x
\\ horn young Americans are «at to
be moldvd in truth and honor.
.\l.‘. Martini; had rfcllzctl Fish-
cr to scorer);
cmx'd in) possibh‘.‘ i
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69 WALL ST. PHONE 153.
in one bft‘l‘tlll 1rd in
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Today and Saturday-last 2 Days of Sale
Stewart Combination
COAL and GAS RANGES
hang... it is the old reliable line which
"fins is not a new, untried make of
has been made inTroy, N. Y., since l832. When you buy a STEWART
you get a range built with 9| years of experience, built of the very best
Inatenals. built for lifetime service. You get a heavy, strong, durable range,
right up-to-date in all respects, and with every convenience.
Lowest 1923 Prices Now—Very Easy Terms
ThishdieFmatl-lighestcnde ,
Rangcintheenl'uehne i
SERVICE STEWART
Dachau-marten! M lot-rs. wholedhllch'
A top that's hot all owr. More heat utilized for cook...
A blue: top. Fewer burncrs. [no as.
A Mh k‘\'|! surf-re. Tho mun“. vocal-h do not up
Sun‘s tort—as our to clrnn u n Ill-c top. Bur-en ”-
tectod tron N do not clog. ,
Direct boot for quick cocking. Wute. hen: rec-bed. 00“
double work.
.‘l'he new (nation Wt motes making cuter.
Anton-tic lighter.
A quick ecu-outed broiler. hermit-oily good ore- IR
Rust redsthgconthghddenndoul.‘ A shim,-
hot [or years.
.
Schultze’s Thursday Speci
SealsluptOysta-s.
Weakfishmw
a.
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all ,
comm; STEWART ~
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