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The Spoilers Opened 1; Three-day
l-Jngagcmcm at Rlnlto Last
Night. The New Version
V. ”out 0er “’illl a Trcc
mendous 1m.
“The Spoilers." Jesse D. Hfmp-
ton‘s screen production of Rex
llcnch‘s celebrated novel of the
Klondike, which was mcsented by
the Iinlto theater last night, is an
immense picture. “'hen Selig filmed
this rid-blooded romance .it Was re-
: A rcmnrkahle cast is seen in the
,piclurv with Milton Sills as the man-
iMuiollc, the loyal dance-hall queen:
tum. Redford. a pretty brunette
Ill-ton Chester. the innocent
heroine; Noah Decry as McNamara.
liliu crookml but courageous politi-
Mitwhc-ll Lewis as Marshall
\‘norhros, afraid of no man that
“'iliili‘lI: Hobart Edeson. as the
rough-and-rv:1(lv JOe Dextry. mine
ownwr and really to face death to
his rights; Sum do (‘zrusse as the‘
ironvuriily Judge Stillman; Robert Ml:-
-l\'ini us Siruvv, the crooked lawyer;
jlfi'ril Stirling: Itocklit‘to the Fel-
‘i('\\'l‘.\‘. Louise Fnzunla; Gordon Rus-
\\’:lll:nn- MacDonald and num-
iroux min r players null known for
iIlI'H‘ :ll-ility to not \Vvstorn roles.
I! r..-..~‘n‘r this Hipvih cast and its
skilful :lt‘iilll: which make “The
Spoilers" such :1. thrilling entertain-
munt. lt'.~ lho- story. Rex Beach (“‘5-
L‘m «l :u tirst—hnnd the feverish
all: for gold in the Klondike when
r; Leis of llzn Yukon suddenly
yrliow. ills account, of how
‘ lllilii”‘"~‘- \Yl'l‘l" lit-spoiled of some of
’llnir rir-ln-:~t properties by corrupt
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umw :tnil Luspvnso and this Dir-
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{mutinyml on lhv silvrrshvr‘i.
'l‘ln- crushing climax in "Tho'
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it: that coon-s lo the Regent thon-
lv'r nrxt Monday night when Augus-
;lu.~4 l‘ilou inc. producers of the~
j l'i.:kv O'lluru plays and many other
Bill-ultrtcul :lchii-vmcnts of note. pro—l
:uunt Ann-Timi's oldest and best plan;
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attraction should not he C0nfu<wl
nith tile motion picture presenta-
lmu for it is not such. but a. legiti- ,
mute attraction of the highest order‘
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rule at the lcgcnt Thursday.
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AUTO DRIVER
KILLED AT F AIR
Three Othérs Hurt ——
Tragedy M a y Stop
Races in Future —
Wheels Lock on.
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DANBURY. Oct. S.—\\'ith one
man dead and three injured as a re-
sult of the auto tacos at the Dan-
bury Fair Saturday there is talk how
today of stopping‘furthcr races at
future fairs.
Crowding the grandstand and
track—enclosed tic-1d Watching Your
machines hurtling over the dirt track
in the tlnal lap of the second event,
20.000 saw the cars of Louis Jack-
son, of Ossining. N. Y.. and George
Odell, of Yonkers, New York. lurk
wheels and crash twice into a fence.
Jackson was shot 30 feet through the
air and died on the way to Dan—
hury hospital. Udell escaped seri—
ous injury.
. Three Accidents.
Save for the second event the ru'F-
es were n‘larrvd by no mishaps. 'l‘hs~
fatal accident was the lust of :t sr-i'irs
of three crushes. Jat’ksotl. ‘i‘uic
hear the roar of two mulchinr's in his
rear. almost :1 full lap ahead of him.
attempted to pass (Nix-ll. who
was ntnrly a lap lmhind the lr-ui‘u‘rs.
(in the north turn the right front
wheel of the Jackson cur lm-ltml
with the left rear wheel of the mn-
chine ahead, the two cars ('mshml
together into :1 fence. voni‘c'd oil null
51.! {wet away again crushml. -\t the
second crash the Jackson (-rtr turin d
turtle trotupullim: Jackson :1 iiiSiZ‘tlll‘t‘
{\ISU
:of 30 t'i-vt. llis cur landed portly on
('ltlell's machine and partly on the
to owe. (Moll was thrown out lint suf—
t'rred minor liruiscs only.
Dies in Annihilation
Jackson was plrkcd up and liliu'il
in :L touring: our to the l-Imrrgwin-y
hospital :lt the fair grounds. ll-A \\.'l.\
then rushed in :i waiting ulnhulunm-
to the hospital hut died onroutc. liisi
skull was fruvtu ed. both wrists
lrokwu. his right levi: Id‘UiCt‘d
llll‘nv plur '.‘~‘. right h. iris lwnx‘ ivrok—
vn and h“ 9150 l'll‘t‘IVL'lI
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injuries oi'.‘
WRIGLE‘Y’S at the
,factory is KEPT (N .
IT FOR YOU.
age does that—Yen
break the seal.
chicle and other ingre-
Made under modern
sanitary conditions.
tlte. keeps teeth white and
helps digestion.
Ira. Nail. world half. mile dirt chant.
plan of Broaklynwand Jack Foley,
of Billerica, Mass. who, almost a
lap ahead of Jackson and O’Dell..
were but. .a short distance in the
rear, many would have been killed
for at the crash thousands swarm-
cd onto the truck. Both drivers,
travelling at more than 50 miles an
hour, brought their machines to a
stop.
As if the mishap had never occur-
red the races went on and shortly
thereafter the second event of five
miles, in which occurred the only
three accidents. was again run off.
Tull was an easy winner taking the
distance in six minutes and one and
1i'our»:it"lhs st'conds. Foley was sec-
ond and \\'illiam Tuttle, of \\‘ood-
bury, Conn. was third.
New ankvr Hurt.
In the tirst. licut of the fatal event
:cnjaunin Brundfonbrcnor,
.York, skidded in making the turn
near the grand stand annex. He
crashed into the fence and stand
ripping three wheels from the ma.-
t‘hlllC. lie was slightly injured and
was treated at the livid haspitni. In
the some heat; James Pastore, of
New Haven turned turtle at almost
the SilllH' spot where file fatality oc-
currmi shortly ilfiL‘l‘. His machine
was {routed lit the field hospital. In
l_\' injured.
The iftl‘gl‘st crowd that ever at—
tondrd the fair on :1 Saturday was
pl‘(’f<"l:l. it. is estimated at least
llSJWU paid admission to the grounds
At least NAOMI; pvrhups 25.000 were
t‘l'l-“H‘ii'll into the taco truck urea.
"l'ln‘. stand. scaling 6.7%”) was tilled.
During the \xm-k 123.0HU visited
*the fair ii is t‘slilnnlmi surpassing
by "WHO than 1.1mm any previous
(my, tin: l‘ccui‘li for any on-r day‘s at-
:-h:itu>rml. 36.443 visit-
‘. Til" hleiost previ—
11 Saturday was 24,-
t" nllum-e was
in: on that «1
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But fonthe presence of mind of
of New ,
minim:
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Married on 27th Wed-
ding Anniversary of
M}. and Mrs. Jesse
O. Seamans’l Mar-
riage—01f on Honey-
moon ;
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A pretty and quiet wedding was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse O. Seaman, 9 Cottage street,
Saturday, at 2:00 p. 111.. when their
daughter. Helen Francis became the
bride of Verdon Demaresh \‘Vorden,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. VVor-
den of High street. Norwalk.
The couple were unattended. The
bride carried a bouquet. of Ophelia
roses and was dressed in a. tailor
made traveling suit.
A wedding dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs. “'orden left on a short
wedding trip. On their return they
will reside with the bride's parents.
The Reverend Mr. Shaffner of-
ficiated.
The event occurred on the 27th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Seaman.
Mir Goa-1m
A machine has been invented with
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which two tennis balls can be clcun~ lAJESSE D. MN m Jmm r
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A 60W PICTURE .m*’“'”' "m ——1
FOR SALE 0 COME EARLY
Two family house: five rooms and
WE SUGGEST '1'
Entertain/Officers
Council. No. 4. ll. 17. A.
. lili‘”? thr- slulo (illiccl‘si
, its 1'". air i‘llnviing. i
i .\n vntx l'itlilllll"l.l will lie furnish-i
:ml lwv lilt‘ iii-'mimi‘s hi‘ lil" local?
it“ :i-il. .\ i'ill)\'.‘lil2‘ sillll'VT will be;
1'“ id :ln-l :lii mymlxwrs are urged to
Iil!‘ when :1! null lllilivt‘ this :1 big
night. The «winnl nlvm‘rv tram
will it” (in Il’lllli null we are going
:nut in u‘l lil'l <‘;:l‘.4_iit‘..il;‘:~' during the
Milli :ilili \\il:|e r.
i '1‘}; \ luiys mm anxious to start the
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Save Wrigley's wra
Rialto Theatre
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
CORINNE GRIFFITH
and FRANK MAYO
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“SIX DAYS.”
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PATENTS
WOOSTER 6r. DAVIS
M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
‘ "urlllcriy Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office
i 1115 Main St. Bridgeport
Send tor Booklet on Patents.
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“Indera. Underskirts are
worn under the smartest frock
from its appearance. These
launder perfectly and require
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warm, comfortable garments on you won’t mind the coldest 2
weather. "
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made of hichest grade cotton
and worsted mixed. They fit. the figure 511me and can bé
without detracting in the least
skirts wear wonderfuny welln
no ironing. With one of these
bath on each floor. cvcry mod~
cm improu-nicnl, 2 car garage.
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New. six room colonial house in
nvtra good residential section. i ‘
Open fireplace in living room
and every improvement desired
in a well designed home.
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FOR THESE OR ANY OTHERS
CONSULT
Canty 6.» Co.
Realtors — Insurance l
1': South Main Street
Phone 830
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Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
18c lb.
22c 1b.
2Sc lb.
32c lb.
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Lamb Fores . . . .
Veal Roast . . . . .
Rib Eamb Chops
Veal Cutlet
StewingLamb 12 l-2cl
ANDERSON
MOTOR SALES co.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. 30. Norwalk.
39 and 43 Main Street_ Nat-walk.
Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Book Bridgepol
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I SEVENTH DIVIDEND.
On Oct. 151: Piggly Vl'iggly Fairfield. Inmr'disfributed to stockholders its
seventh consecutive quarterly dividend, at the annual rate of eight per cent.
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We believe it to be sound business policy to ofi'er to customers of our
stores the Op}‘”“"lnity to participate in profits as well as in the low prices
for which our stores are well known. \Ve bank our store receipts in local
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?{7: surplus to remain on local deposit until distributed as dividends. If the stock-
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in local circulation and adds to the value of our stores as contributors to local
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ing. \Ve have ofiered our shares for investment only as business extension
warr:::icd doing so. The response has always been prompt and sufiicient.
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We now ofier an investment in our eight per cent preferred shares, with
common shares bonusgfor the purpose of opening a fourth store and a fifth
if deemed advisable. '
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The completion of subscriptions to this ofiering will close the sale of
stock in this corporation. The number of shares is limited and the majority
has already been absorbed by investors.
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We invite inspection of our stores in Norwalk, Greenwich and Stamford,
from all of which the earnings are combined to create the dividends and sur-
plus of our business.
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Financial statement and details of interest to those seeking an investment
combining safety and a liberal income can be secured" by communicating with
the management or through any member of the various store stafis, while
shares remain available.
men mean mum», INC.
0. B. LEWIS, General Manager
440 Main Street, Stamford, Conn, Tel. Stamford 259-
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE 51.1mm) 707
STORES IN NORWALK, STAMFORD AND GREENTi'ICH
(No present. or past financial connection with any other Plggly Wiggly Store}
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