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“SINGER JIM M’KEE”
;~ . :34} flavor. (“means Russell. George
in; cast that. includes my sun.
. _-IAL SHORT SUBJECTS AT MOE nous:
mamas“.
REGENT
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fill "HARD DIX
‘~ f_"= Wilson and Vera
Reynolds
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PALACE
.‘: Thursday. Friday Wednesday, Thug-my, gym, .
l' N IVERSAL sPBESENTS
BABY PEGGY
With Joseph bowling and
'minor Isir
l‘m LAW pennies”
With ““5 Women ‘3' Today
BY 313$. ans: cm
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Miss Erna. Lapse, of Elizabeth, N.
J.. was the «rumor of the 1923 or:
prize Which carried with it a. year's
study in Paris. Later the commit-
tcs disqualified her because be:- con-
tribution entitled, “Lament." was
found to closely resembel a. painting
done some years ago by on English
unlit. James “’illlamsr and repro-
ductd in the Internstional Studio
Menzine. The trustees of the fund
slso retused to let her compete this
year.
Mr. Chsloner becsme interested
in Miss Lange- snd when the 19:24
I‘lnner was announced. Miss Mar-
tina. sleet». or Xsw York. he offer-
ed to send Miss Lang. abroad with
.312“ Sreen, saving that she “as
lrenentant and had suffered enough
because of her :rnudalent notion.
"I am very sorry," said Miss
Lance. "and I have suffered severe-
ly. For that reason I sol: the pub-
lir: to forget the past and look to my
Work l: Paris during the next. yarn-
” proof or my sincere devotion to
i seven children who decide that they
Among the many wanes W!
lure won pulse on wrlhlrl or 34:..-
ters o: photoplnyl to Madeline Bun-
deisFon-merly a. society women at
Omaha. Neural“. and s winner 0!
many ribbon. for no: horses. Her ‘
pictures are causally woven around
children. She hes a. llttlo daughter
of her own and it is often her Is!-
ings and doings that bring the
laughs in Mrs. Bmdeis‘ section.
Mrs. Brendeis' lites: picture I!
named, "Whlch Ono Shall R Be.”
and is shout a. poor family with
cannot part wlth one even: though
it means wealth, to them. She 18
tom; to adapt W‘hittler's poem.
"Maud )fuller" Ind the Phoeb-
t‘sry poem. "The Leak ln’tho Dike.”
n: which we thrilled to children
when we read 1: in our school rend-
91'...
"lV‘hleh Ono sun rt 30' II and
by the Xafional Board or Ravi"
m be one o: the exceptional planar.
an.”
or the year.
'l. .371 ”find! I
chultze’s Tuesday Specials
~~ Veal Roast
gei‘wzxr‘: Steak . . . .
3-.-'~‘~4,¢r Steak ... . .
:‘va 1 ml ("hops ... ..
ruler Veal Roast
‘..~‘ Liver ..
...-ooaeo-s-os
choose-concoc-
soot-oooooe-og
u-soooueoonao.
30c lb. i
18c lb. '
22c lb.
. 28c lb.
220 lb.
14c lb.
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,glzultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Main Street, Ncrwslk
‘5‘;~';;:;ton Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Rorwalk
hark-n
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Stamford
lilac-ls Hock
Bridge por!
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SACSON HOUSE DRESSES
.-::'-:.1m House Ila-"sea, good quality, well made, attrac-
rxsa. styles l‘fl srral': cl: . ks
{he only“. are blaze. 1. vvendsr. black, grey, tan and brown
and are
. f‘lggcljr r
.............. . . $1.95 - $2.95 - $3.25
"iriety of styles—white collar and
and narrow edges in con-
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South Norwalk, Conn.
l {hat every?
lHartford Lawyer Picky?
ed for Vacancy on;
2 Democratic S t a t 6‘,
Central Committee f
‘ HARMONY ’
,Resignation of Leader?
l Thought to Be Result'
l of Efforl
Peace in Ranks
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gbur. :1: the ("3
party In this
‘stute :3 ha." ' ..< \ Hex-stood
- What Mr. ‘5er: ,. ': z :_ L triads,
that. he has 1" t" '4‘. “n tho blur-t
Conn-11 L“ 2 idea. 0:
recomzng ‘ ' keep-
linz not? One'
lreason i \ citacy's.
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[RANK LIBNER AND sons r ~~» ~ «2
COM'MERCE STREET
' PHONE 2128
MADEY’S
234 EAST AVES CE
Ellis”
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' ' :Jl-T‘S CHOCOLATES
’ 3 fl IUNERY
EAST N ORWALK
CIGARS
CIGARETTE-ZS
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[’80 NE 1507
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L r“: so favonbl! mt
. 1y called “Bill" H“?
-- 2": of the super Pm-
“? ,~ a: the Rezcnt ‘35
" ,.-s today and tomor-
“ ~.lim McKee" in the
’7: " T-"v Hurt vehicle and it
5* t: 21;: the owner of
’ ' in». since his return to
":1‘ in the sprlns. "Wild
.' was the production
‘ '. l'zm‘wl Flatt td the film
‘ii”: m retirement of My
vial. Phyllis l-lrwer Gordon
Russell Goorze Siegman wu’l
bum! in 41-? supporting cash
and;
be 1
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PRETTY FROCKS FOR THE FASTIDIOUS
ICONROY NAMED: .
successok T0 FINED $500; on
T. JguLACY;
lo Keep ~‘
_§u;.‘1y of hnx'lng liquor m his pus-
lsrssion for sale, was fined 85'“) and
‘ 31.3.
., 3.711713! Tanka-
. ; . , ,,.,, on erw counts. the
. . ' Liquor it"; his passes-
3mn 3-1: :3» sl‘oq‘nd cf an; it. for
was firm: Steal and com: and glvsn
‘jaal sentence of thirty (hrs.
The man was arrested last
Thursday or Detective Sergeant
la. quantztz: of liquor hidden l1: tho
. manner. 0: fine work or the com-
Tmnten.
address the ,‘
:comminee or three
’vlmw up resolutions on his dmh.
STAMFORD MAN
_ Dunn JAIL
Extremely Heavy Pun- .
ishment Mefed Out'
For Violation of the
Liquor Law—
STAMFORD. June 9.—
07:0 of the heaviest. comblnstlons
or fine and sentence ever meted out
:n wry Court in a llquor low vio-
i." on case was handed out by Judge
Young Smurduy offal-noon
.en Th mas Lnukowmz. Ludlow
m»? 3:.“ v17: share proprietor round
,..~5 and sl‘ntcnc‘r'l :9 313.?) days lo
Appeal from 1h»: :12! sentcnce was
“than bx Charles E. Moore. attornv‘y
for [autos-tor. and rho msn relau-
wl 1-“, for bond or 51"“) pending
sale. Flt" o: 3:30 was impose: on
l‘fll‘l‘l count.
The arrmznment Safurday wss for
.1. seconl offcmle. Laukomlcs havln‘
Lawn in Cifv Hour: on 5 similar
c.".:.:‘;o on November 23rd... when no
George H. H. T~lc“'.1rth)'. Acllng De-
tectzve Patrick 'l'lerney, and Officer
Lester Hay after a search or the
grocery store and ram: market he
conduct-d on Ludlcw Street "vealed
brick room.
hemmenance of permanent. bedd-
:‘r: in New Haven and the con-
Tho ladies of (he party were or
interested in known; just
i: the money was to be spent for
ml: was explained a: some
~~rm.x..:.:
lllll
During the meeting Ml” Chrll‘nno
Scran'an of Vl'oodsfnck. m lDWlfl‘r
“-1 a. member cf the commltteo to
:‘v‘present the ZRth dlstrlct. The
«loath of Frank Coo of 'l‘orrlngton. s
member of the committee from the
33m disll‘tcf. was reported end. I
appointed to
)I-‘mlwrs of the committee from
“Tum-bury were prevented from lt-
wml'm: the meeting today, by the
big anniversary parade 111d pom!
being held. there.
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g _ Be prepared for warm days and light frocks.
. shoes this summer m of white kid in over so many difierent styles. Models pictured are “1°
, roost desirable of the sessom. Prices are ever so reasonable and white kid of
give excellent wear sud may, be, essilx cleaned.
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Hand Made
Voile Dresses
‘10
Of loveliest sheer sullen
these frocks are besutifnlly
hand made ‘snd trimmed
with drswn work sad om-
broldery. Molly colors and
madels. All regular sizes.
Second floor.
New Felt Hats
85-50
Felt—so fuhionsblo for
summer sports west in
small, close fitting shapes
with tiny brims. Colors red.
tan, green, etc” also white.
hunky straws for 3min.
tion or dress weer with rib-
bon or flower trhnmings.
Hsts such as you will went
for wear with your new
summer frock. Bright sum.
mery coloring:
Second floor.
Heavy Linen
Dresses
to Embroidor
Pure white linen dresses
of rue quslity ore sll ready
to make and embroider in
mom efective designs. Col-
ored embroideries are most
fashionable this season and
these dresses work up to be
exceedingly smart looking
-—out of all proportion to the
smsll cost. They are very
essy to do.
Price for Saturday Only
$3.75
”sin floor.
Morecroft
Cut Crystal
Specially Priced
It is gift season for brides
and school graduates. ‘
Every girl looks forward to
her own home filled with
beautiful. glistening glass-
ware. For just this season
we hsve assembled the most
glorious display of deep cut
crystal in designs very new
and rare.
Vases, jelly dishes. water
pitchers, sets of tumblers,
computes and endless other
wonderful pieces of cut
glass for gifts, at the very
unusual price of
-rpl' ‘
omkaa coi
finfiifihd 1657
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Graduation Frocks
of White Crepe de Chine
s19.95
Swunmmg Suits
for that Early Dip
$4.95
' The bathinv: season is
here at last. You will want
to look your best and most
naturally will choose a Hy-
gienic onepiece suit of latest
style with white web belt
and buckle. All wool suits
in purple, red, black, navy.
etc. Sizes up to 44
Second floor.
Knicker Suits
for Misses 7
12.50 “ft“
' S
' Msde of finest imported
:11 wool tweed: sre thae
very smut tailored knickers
snd sleeveless cost to
Hutch. As trim as I unit,
they are comfortable for
hiking or camp weer. Light
and dork tan and grey in
three difl'erent styles. Sizes
14 to 20. The ideal sports
costume.
.. Mun...” -.
Second floor.
Sleeveless Cricket
Sweaters
Bright and fascinating as
very new sleeveless sweaters
made especially for us.
They are just like file‘swest-
ers young people have been
so crazy about, but sleeve-
less with Roman stripes to
finish the srmholes, V-necks
l-P' ;,
l:,'v
nnd hip bands. Po der if
blue, white. Lanvin eon ..
and orange. You'll want
one for summer days.
Second floor.
Smart Styles
In Summer Hose
for Youngsters
Silk Stockings for little -
tots in the daintiest shades ‘
of pink, sky, and champagne
with fine rib. Sizes 4% to 6. ._ L
u) out"
75 cts. pr. :5:-
Silk Socks with turn over ‘3’ '
These are dresses your daughters will cuffs are very fashionable :33
enjoy wearing all summer. The styles are for dress wear. Sizes 41/; 12:3
so advanced that they will be the smartest to 81,4: i White, pink, sky. E:
of all for vacation parties. ‘ lavender nd block. =13 a
_ . . ' 85 ch. pr. 7*“:
Fine quality crepe do chines and Georg- Main floor, If
ette crepes are accordion pleated 1nd -' ' ' ’ ...-
trimmed with wide band of embroidered DAILY pants-1:137 1‘0 50cm '3
net or real filet lace. Sheer, fluffy georg- 3°B“ALK "’
ette frocks have substantial white slips. Our delivery car leaves the store 3”?
This group of dresses is the loveliest we u ‘ A- M- “C” “Y "“1 3“ Pur- , 1,
have ever had and there are ever so many
diflerent styles to
smaller girls they are $15
chutes made in the error-noon xvlll
be delivered the following morn-
ing.
ContponOurxorwslkwxx-o
3mm“.
choose from. For
Second“
lNflfifle:lIfil Sinus; ‘
Lead Summer Shoe Fashions
" Vtmwvzwrrn .
The shoes which~ will led}! all oth‘er
this quality will
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