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an unwillingness
“mite amendments
as l-ill and de-
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TODAY Mid “WAY
2:15, 7:!5’Ind I:m
At The
REGENT
FIRST NATIONAL mu
Marie Provost
Robert Ellis. Gertrude Astor,
Huntley Gordon. Richard Head-
rick. Louise Fazonda and others
in t‘m- picture hit of the yeah—
I
“The Wanters”
Everyone in Norwalk will join
"The “‘nnters”—wanting to see
this special.
SATURDAY
A Theme ruin \vm Appeal
ALL STAR CAST
———in——-—-
‘ ' ‘YESTERDAY’S WIFE’
SUNDAY EVENING
”Lew Cody and Others in
“SECRETS OF PAR "
Except for relatively unimportant
chances the llouso bill was accented
by the Senate. and this led same at
the. House. members to urge quick
'concurronco on amendments. so the
measure could be sent. at once to
the President.
No word on the subject of bonus
legislation has come from the Presi—
dent since his message to Congress.
lle declared against. a. bonus at that
time. but it has been predicted in
some quarters recently that. he
might. paproye the insurance plan.
At the sum-1 time. proponents ot’ the
hill have expressed conildcnco that.
even if he should disapprove it, suf-
ficient \otes were Assured in lvoth
the House and Senate to override
:1 veto.
Wt) ALTD WHAT'S
EMB'ED-
HALE. a young armyl
from the Phlllvifl-D“
with whom he in mi
1
Y ATWOOD, a prowl-g
. :iade he: to leave 1
get :2. divorce and;
feeizr.’ sure that she?
tin. Suzanna 11$
".5 by the report;
a stair betweeni
-""ey’s nephew,;
e
4*;
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Atwcod‘s sm'
r591: to Suzanna:
mined effort to;
stand and. wits. I
7 s‘zazme m 8-
7 - 7. 2:3 chorus 11:1.
21:; Yale 1:11:38” to be
> '_"/:-—A TRUCE.
firsthatm
2-; t) he: 8-36 “all!!!
urolyo'hbwfld
z 8 gr. When
32-29203de
were to
dine slonc
nae evening
she put on
her prettiest
:rock- 311“
during dinner
was harmed
A.
Btu: Geot—
frey Who
came in late,
w a. s inclined
to be taciturn.
Suzanne oint-
cared of unim-
partantthinfl
.— h o w t h a
«‘13 3730113, whether
.1 be satisfactory.
mate's puppies
1931‘,
"1a with 1'00."
"Can't I'.‘ It’s so
had an evening
she
72-15 one wouldn't be
1-1 "I'VE
-_ 7‘13 run along with
7 (.2133 3 3001'! we. m
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.r 6d :hfithcunflndp
Mrs. Vale?- aho ulna W6
in; one of the mutual-bul- 14-:
help being curiqul about has
:r'ou must know her much tutu!
than I don”
'C‘u'qxdon'tknowhqrnov'r
well. but. I know 3 lot shout he.’
he replied. 'I was delighted when.
while I was in parts. 0006 wrote m.
that you and he were to be married.
I didn't lmow you. but. I felt. suro
that, whoever you were, you'd malt.
him a. better wire than she would.
and I really was maid that to
would. get him. I can tell you chit.
Her hold on him is strong, but. ho
doesn't care anything about her.
He'd be glad to got rid of her if 110
could. and I'm sure that no can. it
he's willing to make the sacrifice
that it will email. Geoff- : My
nun, in every way. but ha’s l'
coward about some m I can
give 3'01; some good advice about.
.him. Convince him that. you low
him. Make him see how much-you
can for bun" '
IN SNEAR EAST
LOSES PRESIDENT
I
Dr. Mary M. Patrick.
Dr. Ms M. Patrick. head of
the womens college in Constanti-
nople, has announced her I- .
tion to take eflect at: the and o the
‘- reaent; college year. Dr. Patrick
; onnded the Constantinople Worn-I
‘en's college and has head of
the institution for 34 years. Half
a century of her life has been de‘
voted to work in the near out;
Miss Kathryn Neweii Adams {orb}
met-1y dean of women at. fieloit'
collate. succeeds her. 7 1
Al turnouts
RY \I.TH.
.lnrkio ('tmgnn.
ankio ('ununu uill nimnnr lil lils
latest svrmm triumph "A Roy of
Flanders." ll?‘ hm: n part We” suit-‘
ed to him.
“A Boy or l-‘lou-lorc” lino nlrondy
plnywl two the llinlto and
has: drawn uv-wl (1‘anle
'l‘ninmrnw the f‘iinnus I‘lnv
"Firmts of Sow York.“ with n not-
al'ilo cost partivipntinz u'lll mrrupy
the prominent portion 01' 9h:- pm-
L'rnm with rhcnwtor ihi'on nt‘ "Lrnlh-
".TS'l‘l‘lAlHfl' Ti!"'F." nleu nm‘upyin: a.
prominent p-vrt nu iiiv some lrill.
days fit
I‘ \I. \(‘II
\‘amlr-rlllv-l‘lvturo
The five arm on Hm Pninrn ynnrle-
\‘illn prom‘am fur this V'"V'k svnrerl
{l hit ync‘vv'f‘j; ti? tho “running of
tho sl'h'“. l'irwi the 13C" hi" Hi“ Nir-
min on Alice. l‘liys’i'ul Vulture tn the
Inst ('urtnin II?! tlir- llm‘r‘: i'nrenn
lira-Hr, ilir- dim“ was. liizh (lass,
Miss: l'h}-'Il"i’ ("lerx- s'nre'l n tri-
umph. le W“? \‘rm all 1,113? was
I'lnllr"'l fur 3‘ 17'-r inii‘ntinn to
Hm VII-n on (If 9‘1" .‘z‘.’ HA? I”; in givo
sprrrial {grim/"- "‘-' in l"‘"i'§‘l nnr!
twain}; tins lvehn :v-I-r-p‘w'l by n
hrs“ r'z': ‘v'r.
"Thr- Mm. (”vim (; -rz':rr3‘,'l is
the tea-lure xvi ‘i "5 f-wr tho last half
“3' Hz? " I"
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Ill l;l'.\ T
“Thr- “nun-re"
The 3‘ NW”: ‘ . ..; 2‘ ho want .1
tr. ' grn . .-. — L‘sn "Th“ .
\l'ari‘rr‘,” l » : .iko use of
the Ear .— i' ' r v' «‘l for
(Iain: so. mr ill‘“ has
been noon -;~,~,=.. $35.59 I:
opened i": rm on “'orl-
hna the.
fmrrlr‘m.
:‘rt l‘illis.
‘ . u'hoso
~ loom-2'51 of the
"o mist.
which has
., wifh audiences
.‘.'l\' linen prosr‘nh‘d,
n “Fri 3 v.
made a
before.
will he “no l’inur‘nt Thon-
rr-n 1:: MA on on“: l'mvld
{-15:0‘7‘4121 3-H; iunnérm-i tins rill-star
produmion m1 671.4." of 12:0. host. avail-
able. 3ii¢*‘.12-ou. "‘ a usual Saturday
short, 531iluiv‘l"s will also be shown.
on A (‘nndidmn'< Drink Attitude.
Somehou: l'i".'ll'"l n man
my in: 1}: nopncnd fo Snnnmr Under-
~\"14;~n_ “7“
wood t'm‘ l'i'I‘K‘lIlt‘il’. on :lI‘FTOlllli‘. of
prohibition, we are seized with an
almost ll‘l'CSlSlillli‘ impulse to burst
into song, AR .1 mutt-‘1— o." fact. )‘lr'.
Underwood is _;ust, as: strongly for
prohiln‘iion and prohibition is a fixed
fact. It: would ink» txvn»tliiriis of
the House of Rnprr‘scntativr‘s and
the United Stains shunt-3 and the
‘ezislatureg of :hir‘_\-—Six stair-S to ro-
pca‘l tho Righter-xvii Aruv‘ndment.
11. can‘t he done. livery good citizen
{as crashed in and there
is a. pt‘nliiliilinuisf noun "Di: :2. little
deeper; dig :1 little deeper."
fi .
In The Sentinel or April :5. 19,04
is recorded a story or a raid con-
ducted by the police, the day before.
The lteni roads:
"This is to be a. ‘dry ‘city‘ Sun-
day. 'The mandate has been issued
and the police are gathering in
the offenders against the liquor‘laws
as fast as they have {he tnmority to
break them. The iamst inwirrmkr":é
who has been caught in the police
toils is Michael Porter, who vow
ducts a. small saloon at 11 Benton
street. Spring’wood‘ Yesterday "‘-
ternoon Chief of Police \‘oiinwr
gathered a. number of officers and
took a. cab for ‘Sprlngwood. ’l‘hr‘s'
disembark"! in front of F‘orlors
place and surrounded it. Looking
through the window. they wet-o‘er!—
ablcd to see :1. numhor of men sit-
ting in the room hack of the hut-
room. Most, of them had glasses: of
an amber colored liquor in thir
hand and some of them were on-
gaged in stowing away large gulps
of the aforesaid liquid which had all
tho appearances of lining hr‘m‘.
Chief \‘ollmor was so shocked at
this that he had to loan against the
door to support. himself. The door
nu-is u
cneral scramble on the p. t of the
patrons in get under cov r. Our‘
mall (lid not try to osenpr‘. However.
and remained sitting in his chair for
the very simple ronmn that he was
too drunk to get up."
The baseball season nnothor itrm
states. was opened at. Decker firld
Saturday afternoon when the li. -\
fl. team lost. its first, game to the St.
l‘l‘lm‘ 'iilnn from Bridgnpoit. l‘ro—
\‘ions to thcgame Svm-‘s horn] \‘snu
taken aboard a. 'trollr‘y For and
rolled over the Norwalks playing iv»
spirlng music eontemplnting 1H
arouse the enthusiasm of the llnliV“
p uintlon over the national sport.
T musicians were then tnknn
down to the grounds whcro they
mire a concert previous to the mn-
iost. The hand kept up its neri’v
too, for.hntwncn each half innin:
“'llf‘lhf‘i‘ tho home team or Hir-
visitors were in the lead, :1 ll\"'ly
tune was played.
Among tho other items n’rrn:
"Miss Nelllo leykn. a littll'lL‘l
young lady of the Lnth silk will: in
Nornnlk and George H. “WV-lam.
of South Norwnln, a
young lied Man and Oyfi’r‘nunt'.
were married {It three n't-irwk this
afternoon. The oernmonv wnq W1.
flu-mud by JIM“. l)" li'iit 'l‘. \‘.-m
llnrrn_"
"Tho tailoring- establishment of
Nathan Edison at. the: ll‘nshinztnn
qtrN-t bridge was rohbprl last nizhi.
'i‘n-n suck coats and a pair of
trousers rained at. About 3‘: Who
inkr‘n.
and will
thieves."
“Town Tux FfollN‘tor Sidney (:zi'lz
Tl!‘ of Norwnlk had :1. \nry pzli’rf‘Il
“lizi‘r which happily is new improv—
inz. Some time ago Mr. Hu‘hri~
run .1 4horn into the memhrr. til"
.1
prohably apprehend
.
nrnminrm
The pnlir‘o arn invosdiurilivsq‘
Hw‘ '
result, twin: that it swellod up and
.
vnHr'h attention n-m n"("‘§.<7lr\‘.'
“neither: in New York."
at llnyt'w thrntro “’minr'sdnv.
F39 ion hint of the (lay. "fine
a it'lSlI‘fll
fnrrn ""“lNlY V55" hi‘ '1')“ lifti‘af'fiori:
hear: more of the erachahln ’lovier:
(nettle/vats than shr- seas.
The
irlf'vl ’
that (mo can ntmr-h :1 {Mum-e of ll!’il~:
sounds very" convenient."
Exploining the ’
I
form width and ysnznrini sriimhM'
ifn'vr rainy days or a tram of mil: in
ivr-rlr with say a, rolling costumv‘.
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes, president of tho;
Associated Press, in
President: Coolidgn at the associa—
tion's annual luncheon in New York
r-‘i‘eziiv had this to say about
Associated Press.
"1 hope I may ho pardoned it
take advantage of this occasion
again explain exactly what Th
sociaicd Press is.
“Tho reason
The Associated Presg is round in the
determination of the newspaper:
composing its
L i
to
L‘, AS-
7 introducinzi
411,.
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for the existence of
membership—sonic .
1.200 in all—~20 have a. world now; ‘
sm‘vicc of their own.
and not their master: this
service in he. non-partisan in
their son-an? ,
nrw; -’
ill“ I
iu‘ondl’fit sense, one that has no bias 3
rrii-
ho
whatever, whether
gious or economic:
as accurate as possible
polil iroi,
that should
and
that;
should be comprehensive within the V
limits of decency; a men's
service ‘
whose solo mission is to supply itsZ
members, and‘ its members alone.
with news—not Views: 3. news serv—
ice tlim; should not. constitute itself
Amino or jury, prosecuting attorncyl
or attorney for the defense. but con- :
tent. itself with acting as :m impar— '
iial reporter.
“This determination is based on j
MNNERS
The numbers posted as winners of the alr'phn’e‘ souvenirs have
not yet been turned in—t‘hérefore it is
souvenirs to the next'highest: numbers presented all mam:
or Sentinel omce on or'bei’oro mm syn-m, slim-x 3
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necessary to award these
r.
in used. Have you tried if}?
(morons: INDIA. qznox use JAVA. m'
3121,.
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the belief of its members that. the
prosperity Offiltili‘ newspapers and
indeed the safety or in}: Republic
itself is founded on an undetlled
news service, for nothing ~will more
surely destroy any worthwhile news-
papeiQ—whothor large or small——
than to forfeit. the confidence and re—
spect. of its readers by giving a bias-
mi or untruthful report. of xvorld
happenings.
“It was not l)(:li“\‘cd by the foun—
den of The Associated Press. and
ii.‘ I‘Ulil‘RI‘ of time has brought no
change in this belief. that the desir-
{~11 ends could he obtained through
It. privalely owned. profit-making
agency. controlled by a small group
of owners.
"The newspaper members make
two eontrilmtions—ono that of their
int-til news. nnoihr‘r money assess-
ment cmcring their equitable pro-
portion of the expense of collecting
z-ud disirihuiing the news of the
wolld. including the local news con—
irilmiod by "flCh member.
“The affairs or the organization
:vu- rv'll“ :xi‘wi by an elected Board
of Directors, composed of fifteen
n--wspnpermen, selected from all
sv-vtlons o: the country, trustees for
Hl“ munmon interests of the mem-
bership. These directors are obli-
izmr-«l in sen that the report meas-
ures up. with human limitations, to
the ideals I hnve outlined.
"The directors. however. take no
part in the daily direction of the
report. noting rather _as a body or
rennnm. n duty they share with every
mr-mtmr and indeed with every
unwspaper trader.
“'l‘lto animal collection and hand-
iim: of the rr-ivort nro (long by a Very
large staff. “'Orlrl scattered. under
"-1 I‘lHWli'm ni‘ the General Mona-
get and in the hands or this staff is
1. ”(‘in flit‘ hmmr o't Tim Associated
Mops: as throueh ihom we either live
up to or ljxrtrny our ideals.
“I hrilnzo. and every member of
. i of purchases.
We invite you to patronize Piggly Wiggly and so to begin a. policy of careful
buying. You will be as well or better supplied with food, and will enjoy life more
through the extra money left available for other requirements.
Sample
examine every ar
JUNE DAISY
u.”
the'Board believes, that the work of
this stall. is one of the .wonders or
the world. News does not colic-ct
itself; humanoendeavor, human sac-
rifice. human brain are prodigaily
expended in order that you and I
may be promptly and acetirately in-
formedof the daily huppcnings of
the world.
“The prime instruction to every
Associatedrl’ress man is that. his rc~
port. of every- evcnt. must above all
b‘c accurate and unbiased.
“These men are faithful to their
is died
that. _\\.'c
{or it
men
yond par’advcnture.
to us as newspaper
should know it.
“I make no claim of incrrancy.
\V’hero the human factor is concern-
ed mistakes are inevitable.
" Yhat We do know is that.
demand an honest. unbiased report
and that we are getting it.
many sears of the existence of The
Associated Press there. have been
charges of bias, unfairness or mis-
statement. These charges have al-
ways been exhaustively investigixtv
out. If an error has been made. as
has sometimes inevitably been the
case, that. error has been promptly
corrected. More often it has been
found that the complainant was in
error as to what The Associated
Press had actually carried or had
attributed to it items which were
the product of special correspond-
ents of individual newspapers.
“From the most, material stand-
point intelligent men do not. poison
the broad that they eat-48nd mem-
bers of The Associated Press and the
working staff would he doing: that
very thing if they denied the news
by which they Ike."
BROOKFI'ELD
’ rmns'r CREAMERY
SPERRY & BARNES
- ROLLED BONELESS
FULL CREAM
:MAXWELL' HOUSE
”Pound“
The French language is spoken by
more than 60,000,000 people.
"Am lb. 256
._ 29c
39c
27c
CHEESE,
cans
for
2
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LASTE‘IMBB TODAY
JACKIE COOGAN
7 .- ~- - . — —— — in — -- -— . .
The Picture Everyone I: Longing to See.
All the world loves Jackie. Yet he has
as in this new photoplay.
SATURDAY SUNDAY EVENING
“THE STREETS OF Enid Benn it Mary man.
NEW XORK” Harrison Poem} Alec Protein
———featurmg —- , .
Barbara Castleton an —m—"
Edward Earle “THE FOOL’S =
———aISO—-— AWAKENING”
Chapter 3 *
“Leatherstocking Tales” lComedy Sport Pictorial
MONDAY and TUESDAY
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BUSTER KEA'IUN in “OUR HOSPITALITY”
never been so lovable '
SERVICE
Means more than avvurm'y or promptnbss of price. it means
personal attention to the needs of the individual.
.A l K _
Tim Fairvliild t-sialxlkliment is well equipped to render
the utmost in service.
\‘l-QITHRR ARE WELCOME TO INSPECT OUR COM-
PREHENSIVE SHOWING OF GIFTS FOR ALL. 3
G. W. FAIRCHILD & SONS, moi
J EWELERS—OPTIGIANS—STATIONERS
MAIN AT ARCADE---BRIDGEPORT i
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CARELESS DRIVING
Careless driving results in heavy toll in human lives, as was emphasized by lasli
Saturday’s fatalities in Norwalk.
Careless buying results in heavy toll on the pocketbook or bank balance. Fifty
per cent of the aVerage income is used for food; twenty—five per cent. for rent, light
and heat; twenty-five per cent for clothing, entertainment, incidentals and savings.
At Piggly Wiggly you can obtain high quality food —— get the same quantity.
and yet save from five to fifteen per cent on the total of any representative collection
“or
prices are given below. If the prices for all articles Sold 5y Pigglx
ll’iggly were listed instead, you would find them all equally reasonable. i,
In Piggly Wiggly all prices are plainly posted and every customer can see and
ticle offered for Sale. Our advertising statements can easily be
checked By inspection of the store, and visitors are always welcome.
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