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‘IICTURE THAT EVERYONE IN NOR-
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Elinor Qyn's Production of Her Famous Novel
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'ONRAD NAGEL—AILEEN PRINGLE—STU-
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Brief But Eloquent Talk on RESOIutiOns Como .
mittee Meeting Discussedapeeling Is That:
Tact of Connecticut’s Favorite so“ wont
Him Wide Honor ~ 5
gr “Etien- courage and for their efli- ~
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By RAYMOND n. 130me
NE“! YORK
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Report Is That Cummings Will Swing Del-
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By RAYMOND B. BOLTON. Smith with a fluctuation of two votes
Strength Before Many More Roll-calls— _
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BARBARA LA MARR
CONWAY TEARLE
And a cast of celebrities in this
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BRUlLIER and Man Other Big Stars. , , cm. W... MADIson SQLARE GARDEN. In either direction. "8" 5
b k" .yh d. t , h h' The Sentinel)—l' 15 me me" “ho do; an i. f“““"“ rife in the con-i July 1. (Special to The Sentinel)—- The Nutmeg State delegation has
"Even greats than the 00 ts t e ver 1c everyw ere t is . stand out trom Wu- ual. ~ r ~ - i‘e ..
. . , . ~ .‘ . d"; A 'Pw p..-“ h . . . l The Democratic Rational Lomention stood out as one of the .w “-8”-
brllllt’ll’ll’r Pres‘tatlon has been Shown E11110? Glyn S thrlll- the mob and ., “med (315 ‘iizma-l my . arm—1"; :18. ut onl) a to“ in balloting until midnight adjourned gations that have, refraincd from
1“: story of tie devotion has been-brought to the screen as a. 31:5 the men “a v' “3’; 3m norm W pump”: Qaéhgéfitmfalt tthai , until 10:30 this morning after nouceabie demonstrations. True. the .
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”'1?ng and orgeous phOtopla’y that you W111 never forget tug: Who ha” I“ for it all the tlm? blunder in makin such ; bi? lhaxing reached the fifteenth ballot Connecticut standard has teen pa V
P 1‘ DA“! SHOW 215 715 9.10 No ADVANCE 5‘1 e or Dress 6 - . _ _ 1031‘.r‘,;nn a, m 3 P“ C Without either of the two main con- raded about the Garden now and
THFAE 8’ ' . ' v ‘ " men Who enip; l‘Uan‘“ men .12; ed in mmittee disputes. and tending forces displaying their full then during several of the more
IN PRICES concoct yarns .v 'z' lhem- dc?“ I 7 “NT“ ‘nlartlcular ‘0 his use or strength. A: the close ot the fif- noteworthy demonstrations. but this
them as heroes. _.ir.ts of finance» - . _ '4‘ 145 in describing them. teenth ballot. McAdoo led Smith by was more] ‘ for want of something to
juggernauts of. ‘ ' “acmelfl’ H "qr“ Thompson °f "‘9 Federal 1'3 1 'l \otes The \otes at ad 1' th) tonx tn n being an
r , .. .- . . r. ‘ _ _ . 4 -— ‘ . ‘ . - re icve c mono .' a
'HL‘RSDAY and FRIDA‘ lian political st: :' : sis and better' 1: fqt‘ril'nussmn “as impressed by journment tonight . stood 479 for indication of any signifi .ant fact. It
_ . , actors than .1011; w and Joseph . - fi 4 and power of Mr. Cum- 1 McAdoo and 3&5 1-2 for Smith. John srnith polls tho. majorit; o! Connec-
Dm-ot'ny Daltlo, James Rennie. Frederick LEWIS. W. I. Per- - Jefferson. were .t '1‘: dint of tl‘h‘ll' llll‘tlk‘ld~r:°rt address. i XV. Da\is With 61 and former Gov. ficut Votes. the two concerning
rival. Pal McAllister and Florence Fair in Para- gown efforts and .i-y to "bri‘ak, “M .. if.” ”‘e “”33" °’ a m" j COX of Ohio with 60 tassins lions whom there is some uncertainty as
mount‘s new presentation 'into print" with : ortmz 10.5“” l ‘1 1;;W3’m9 ‘0 83-" in PUWC . lamely far in the rear. to Just how thty Will finally vote in
. terfuge. the “or ; “Wild Coma}? 50- l” 1., r;‘=23;‘n light“! km: and The remaining votes are still go- the last ballot “in probably be svel-
w u - many "big min. s ' nl 6"“ an“: ,1 ',.,‘ " ' ‘9 speec “"1 in: to favorite sons and will con- lacy and FilZSPrald- While .SUPPOSEd
HE NIORAL SINNE . let. Diogenes an. fin 0f Am?!” “f”. '3‘ ”ham” and impressed me 1 (ions to do so until one of the two to lean toward McAdoo the final at
would have had : i» ason for 19’1“ s: y.‘ _' ‘._‘__ “ a: a difficult 5““_3”°“ _ . leading forces adopt a new strategy titude of these into delegates remains
c.--“ ——-—- “18 that everythxc .s stale flat and I‘LL- .o-Fjgun-é‘ :Lazllli.‘h1‘ictle‘uis:st Pnnceu Tameka-Hum, sister land begin reaching out for its maxi- yet. to be determined. Suffice it to
' .- ~ — ' A . e eega es - l , hov Will cast their final
M—M V0“. ”1.: lack pick“, .. unprofitable- 1 . . c n . of the crown princess of Japan, .mum strength. There is reason to say that t _
. . v 1 . .. - rrl has .lk-‘ -. c rm “a had happened for rum-. . _ . . q ~ ‘ - ‘
P] F. \Sl RE—iEALH 1C0mpllshod “Thv itnd ot‘ the wot-m 2 Homer S. Lun ' :5 M “3mm"? pt wort minuhprn and ”m “as: is often called the most beauti- tm‘ht‘e “‘3‘ G°"- 5““ ‘m‘ 1"" “3“ f“ "m“h ‘f 3!“ ‘nwai‘gumble
’ ‘ K he ins announrvll that h" “1” HM, Connecticut‘s {at i'ld outstana- f ,q ...,. ,6 rm 1‘ _, l {“1 w n in Ni n. ;305 1-: votes on the fifteenth hallot efforts of Dr. Doian count (or an;-
rw'-xi‘ l' . "“""’"m P“"‘“*" in, mg} a}, you“? Me ' 1'1“ rim, mg son, will no. mri a pro—‘5. ' “ “up 1‘ <gzu.rac“::;’:' of! l U“ ppo tis within approximately 60 to 75 thing. . l
‘ “H' INST illiclurc is to'lw illllll.‘ 8.3.11nst n “SH“- 1 Mr' ~55 "om (‘reorxla- zl‘l‘d a Iti‘ari-i - ‘ ~ ~ ivotes of' his potential maximum Cummings Not Active
, rm“; to 'he ‘ background of «allege ilf“ and He ‘5 ‘00 his - 1‘ “‘- m“ great 3‘ i ‘. ' i-:- 231:. \‘rpejnrefldencr gald’PO“DEhI“, A)“ CONNECTICVT- ‘ strength. , ’ Homer Cummings so far has not
‘ ltxvvl‘. DIVER leach”. it “‘31 N», filmed irom leader .too deep . rumor. too much n. .. (- ing's unusual recital. (B. 1. limes.) 1 There will undoubtedly be abreak aflemmed to mm,“ his influence on
A v. Viral-r \V II Fm iJohn l’otv‘l- 'lonhm's story “Hr-«r '1 man or ”“1“ ’ ' and “0"“er 5% tn: of Mr. Cumming: 310533" If is not felt by keen the Connecticut d’l"¥3“°“- H15
. _. ,1 Aqfllw l'innt‘t‘ 'Son.” '1‘“ o»!hzrrl:~ ,H' ,h‘, plmmfi “I” thy achievement, M 3m” H ”r“ 4.2- 4- “-5 div problems and Spirit of \l K" “ > . ~ 4 - lol‘sorvers Of the Situation that ‘an- has been a hands. off policy. but it is!w
\ l..,lmtl n! Pastirt‘ ‘1‘" lllmr'ri in Hum“ 00d and the l“‘— I “557”." ’0 ”HMO: 11”” 3;an "‘3 lur :iim;"w» deliberations “as dis- ‘ c lllmt ”331%" hm: “‘“h the “h" day's balloting will pass “Mb- unlikely ”1‘" 51"“3'1 a (“51$ arisei
l . s .nj’nnr’py at Iinx'tf‘ytl ,- . 1,,» chronicle his or. ' HIS Ch"?! all 5:1,} ‘0 M e i. post 0‘ an‘mss'm-‘cr irensral “""‘It a show or real strength h-‘v ”‘9 and McAdrT-o‘s chartch for winning
. l -, (l ll‘lnL tin . . - - tr ‘rmhmsc‘ frank. Immigra'lon l’rn‘ \rri l ' \l ‘ 7 ‘
t l ».'l I: kill!“ (‘AR and other l-Zastnln 'localion." id‘mculiy Is In rltz. " 1:“ 5"n'V-"mm .\-~ 1”" ,r. ct a great rvsponsibte Ronsexel’ in t‘m~ INC; cl Q u . 1;.bmith and )chdoo fort”? bfth Side: the mommauon h" mpnand by morel ' ~ ‘
_> . 7. -. .._.,r..1m.l I’-e- mo . - - lot’ the press “it .. I on 533"“S .4:- ttn» should ha\(‘ been less: Z “ p _ .' "f” ‘m are P1331"; ? game ° 5 ra 9‘" an threatening prospcr‘ts than now por-l . .
running.“ _.("l{lDRF.\‘S Ilillx‘ Sulllmn " ill make a seriesi nice. ”“335 about "'7‘ ““d “amin: in ‘2. u an expectant nationallg;$:$:; 31;“?ifl‘h55qd:mlh made ("3°13 ‘5 “"mng ft”: the other ‘0 (and. the C‘onncrticut lradrr marl Chapter 6 Teleph ne Senes_
“‘y (if “hymn plcfnrps to he km...” ; to interview him. fl ;tion n. ‘tlA 1-. Law”: In nforniawmake ”1° first mme. Perhaps ‘°' plead with hrs rlclngation to help. Pathe News
‘ ...-.I my “Hie nr‘s! 35 "The BMW“: (“t“‘hoy" series. 3 llomer Cummi: :rlnk rccl'al‘ C \;cnman of lilinms, form" The "‘35” (“n-'1‘“yoga-mnvgran‘fi'ida-V “”1 ”a several raises and calling preVent a deadlock lav casting: a solidf ’ .
__.,....—- _ l . ‘ o - . lm '1‘" Democrmn ' ”mm“ 0‘ ”WES" ‘11”) (1 Agriculture anti 315° 3 ti o to1 An C antral: caflaujs‘ him m id hands. state You: {fir [ha Californian. 3S1.ite of Connecticut.
.. 7 _..._..,____.’__...—.—- ; "’l‘onglics m I’leo” the last nmcl : turbulent sessmn ‘ "1‘ lifffilu'lonSH 1 .il‘ ‘ v: 'ho Vite‘Pn-sidcncy. in 9;".lfb‘r‘“;.:‘,“‘,‘l lffxfm attempt to: Connecticut's vote 13“ night from He “‘1” 1"“ 3M“ m “53 ‘h" “5‘" Agree To Leadership
i nl-ilten by the mic Peter Clark , Committee in “'1‘“ 1‘ lmd 1"‘5131‘ '“‘t~ mm: on the unusual cliarucl- Cominfiesrgge‘ljcir 1, Sign": 0’11th the tweltth ’0 the fifteenth ballet delegates '0 do ”“5 ““31 500d rea—t He was lustilv cheered bv the dé-
' i Marmrmm' “ho“ szic. "QM“ 1" I 3mm“ that ”“8“ ‘ “""h‘mme h” r: ”-r «:tmmings‘ remarks. prais— in m}: c-t I‘r‘i-leT-Xffilhrii 1:: tier-F “as as “Hows: ”in-MCAQOO‘ '; 5°“ {0" ”WM“: ”‘3‘ ”WV" “'1” 3c‘-lcgafes. and practicallv all of them
lctllres an tSan pranvlsco .1 low weeks ago. ‘ become 3. Frank n that threat-‘r at'; ,3 comm“). and 53”} that. pruriie ;€Fl'0"ir\" \‘li‘MJnhnL Amigo: 1 Smith. 7; it continued that Way cede to his “'lshi‘s. for at the cnn'iagrecd m {0110“, his leadership. in
, slim'lmll the illPl‘Ill'V world. has lm. n l word destruction '11»: Party and ~ . l". P; lonimendaticm of it - ”r “I“ pm“: m’ 11‘” gmernor of | through the fifteenthvballof- necticut caucus hold Just before thel fa". sevpraj mowed“. strong Smith-
)Vll’t'hast‘ll Mild “l” he maria into .i § \thlch apparently " ~ “0‘ ENDS "" ' Llll'frs. .wo:.‘.v(.,,r,.. 1.3,, Dt‘l“'0t‘ra“ 1 l HOW Connecticut “"u Vote on the opening d3“ 0" ‘1?“ (0‘1"“fi‘l‘m 31" itcs expressed the scuttment that u
l r 7 'l'l“l'll‘" \Hrh Thomas .‘sleishani .igfiru'w‘nml‘ ‘0 ”I" it“ "‘“SWUFh-W “" “t 11k“— -‘11’4 Limb-'1“ Connemlfiwq; '4: 1:0 asked "a ngfim‘l “an“ “MC“ “tannin" who asked ”1" ‘3‘)”31’“ 1° ”‘1'” h“ nwexsary m the interests of harm-
[it a ers tho mar. ltnliinll this anuounccliimlt l the armored knig ball 1} Cunt»I “A. 5 :31 the chairman‘s ac- into the llepublilhu prim-trio; 3:; ithe Presidential naminee T)” be weal leadership and prnmifo-‘l that by so our and urged by Cummings. they
éis :in inlet-Mimi: slui‘y showing that ! liiings and Brian " ii”. “151- lll'll‘ill concluding pray-‘1‘ had \‘016 {or Porter. ("Id-fashioned m indicated by ”'19 balloting in the 375‘ doing they would lla\P nothing ‘Olwould rrobably be guided by him.
. . thenllnlt‘nt t-tlll vxlsls in business. Mr .iuo edged sword: harinnziv nil-i : .;. -~, atf‘l"ecl the conxcntion. He his mum,“ of cnil Urn“. ”farm J “3110“ C351 today. regret. and Homer Cummings is stronger to
i: s :t fee‘. g .‘leizhan. uhn Pnjrn‘s the friendship concord. were \al " .\‘ ('ndCA‘vrhlS 5» imp Fou‘dPrll‘ hart tho «it, tho humlé Cummings Talk: He poln'f‘d ou‘ mth becoming day than ever before.
~-, Ill}: ilrfiili'lft'i r*f :1 lrn'irr- numlwr of writing men. I to slay this mat Wills-fl 'lrlizon in izrard a number of diiier- ; or and the 5“...“ n,» his 0“ng ; Homer 5 Cumming; last night ls~ modesty, which was not mlsln'li’r- ———-————— _
. ‘r n: and} lizitl inns; lmnn .‘lll mlmlrrr of .\Ir. - lir‘nt upon a Elnlstt' Ill‘al‘id. his cm- .- - , ”was simuk “‘llh surprise and: lsmd the follo“ving statement: "The proted by any delegate present as THE ST. PAIL CONW‘ENTIOX._ A,
:11 Ltn .‘WC-f' 3i?):‘i.’ll‘lt'<l’ll" find his uni-ls. Inimmll. . mattc‘ description that tony. a‘li'i ili't‘l n: “Lilal Mr. Cummings? The "m” Habit lballotlng today was eminently‘satis- being Cnnt‘Pll. that his man." Years : -———— l
.. i I :10; (1,! 1‘4"".\ .ll"'l ‘ lht- publication or : leiwoni‘ momcnt “ 'Zl‘ “(intent Jtn- .- ,., » U2: .i\ Nunn ha”: tod me; ' Elarlorl‘ ,0 all friends of Mr. McAdoo experienrc m politics had taughtl myracuse Standard.) ‘
‘.:r r ‘1. li‘i i1«.t .ttIlF'lff (it l‘lrf‘ .\li'. Melglinn stir:- ‘ mugs Lryan knelt xiv; littod tits 1' < nr} “ere mcned to, tears l:t_\$ land demonstrates most convincingly mm 3 ‘9“. things about political | . Farmer de]aga1‘es fmdmg farm."
.~i 9» until 1 l AIF- ! :‘si‘wl ill-'1' he “mild llki‘ to pro- 3 ht‘nan! antl'sllverw' nailed \mcv up ..~ - own: and deeply sincrre re~ Ag," 5.‘sr3; ”a”. at 110th “(citing fact that any attempt at a xnin- strategy. had taught him how to m a futile minority and many oo-
. I“ t :‘h‘waflr‘n' i ‘1”"" ”1" 5"”3“ "‘ ‘1 P“"‘_“"‘ “n'l ' to m" Almighty ‘r 'rrlcnt ““l‘lom' ‘V M‘ Cummings hi” 9mm“ an 1 in the city. Harold‘s parents wontgority to dominate this convention or meet fire “'ll‘n tire and how to 3"01‘3lC3‘19d farmers ’11“ 'EFFWS 0‘ 1116
E -,- iY-{lf will”? :i 1‘11”. ll" uns up in thr‘ Cnnnrlmn ‘ non for Dhlne gut. "\‘° m ll“ :1" «i _.. .4 id 5 lti.‘"5$illl chairman of the to il‘P m yhn suburbs. Ona- dav the: to dictate its resuls. will be tuilo." being th9 (31'5 paw '0 pull ”‘1” otherli commumst COHUOI QU" ”’19 conven-
. . . ' I, at V“ Hm - inil'fkl55HfllllllllZ swrtnrs {m- ills Pl"- hour of crucial r . l~eiokwl trr- ~ . .'trrs committee and has a lllll" 'fr-llmv saw} to his mother;} fellows chestnuts cut of the fire andllmn- Th9 labor men “‘h0 are l'IOt
fi' . l‘” he lnill‘lln- l nil-ii "1h“ Alaskan": nngntmtinns ‘ mentions applauge .rnm (-iv i"S’i"S .g ‘n rec-l proud of the \xch hot “Mamma. ”In”: a man out m th-1X9n‘ York. July i.——-Connecticut “ill that an\' gngfnsticn madoby him to allied With the left wing of Sofia].
Eii. ’ 2. “a.” ,, “m. ' “Arr nmflrpd mm ("1' m" p‘m'h‘lw ' “Vim “er“ “0t in ‘1 WW1 m appan‘” 3‘ cmv‘liz‘sm‘i' istrent pricing Mrn‘Vht‘l‘l‘lPS "—Fos-‘prohahly stand in the neighborhood his fellow drlcgalcs would always be 15m ‘W’rP "wally powerless and un-
a a r 1 to Fulfil} of the svrcrn rights. “Tonguos Ml‘w‘n tor him a g. .i‘ pz-rsonal ill-A iir ltten tamllisr “l'h his,mn Tmmrnp, o! Plzht for McAdoo and six for at the interns? of harmony and the comfortable.
"‘ - ‘FIW‘S" ls tonslrlfii'ml the late author 5 g uiliph and Pliclh‘l; mi; and unstint- v,“ as a sp-akvr for 3“ ,xears.E
. . . . llvst work It is hid in the country I ccl admiration tit tl‘w ,;rcalcs!i ll“ 1 was a student at Harlan; ‘ ‘ 3
“H“? “’M‘l-C 3 .21'1Illn'i Purl? Sound {illti t‘nllFll‘l’l' ilv‘miors in (he [‘5]! Kill" l'arl}; l . n .5 at Yafg_ “e. used to de- ’ ’
iplrirti Aches ‘ .tlwlv of tho rtrvmn imnlxns nrcvumi Remarks \mel V . : - can." each other. and l ha\e ‘
‘vln 0. 'l‘rml" ? .m rit'nmpv tn ricrpoll n tribe of 117-. His lf‘l'iltil'kS “9: :uiwul .1".d l.‘T‘,-‘ : lwciwn him as a tigorousl
. . We Ffln‘l" mil- l xll'm': uf their lands. lusual ill coincn‘lc turban '5 Hr .t' . clutipllslied speaker. :
r ‘VH " ~" T"'l“‘“"'li ‘ ' " Itook :1 direct laiig- :rnm 7h:- (tr—1 .\~ 0 Bifarjquartera or the Souih’ . i
“cpl Vilpnll mmzz “lily of the Dust" has been rim'qlnar) pnrtllnt‘lt.\l’_ tl.:‘.lllllixt’nlent «‘1.» l drlegation at the McAlpln ' '
H. .1 mr Murh 1 I‘ll’it‘d upon as th" final illl" M t that he might casil .. i' s- made and ’lin'rl '2- opinion among the delega- _. ‘
~ . --n ..»..,. a‘ “as SW'N ‘ l'nla NPETI'S HDU Pl""ll"‘- This prn- “illt‘il probably “c 1 2mm been tic; -.~. that Mr. Cumming.- hzu‘l ' ' '
, . .t it M'awht “an. i vim-non was sizirtm] 50m" ilrm' ago made by another it v Illlil‘r similar be»: «up 1nd courageous, Entrance on Maln St. Fall fleld Ave., Cannon St.
. w l’umll’. Iunder thfl Mml‘m‘flr.“ YI'lP. ‘Comprn- circumstances. Slit: ill "ii the '3' pm»; that appealad tn South 3 ’ »
- - ' ,m‘s“d-" l-""‘T ”115 “as changed '0 shoulder and “illi :uit‘." z-‘Es that For 'in‘ yes that by creaking __... I ..
qisnn rnzsged 'Thn Passtonaie .lmlrnM” l'ivfol-r.ct)iiipl~|lcd ungrum ; tixiiimation. ire":— openly. and graxely abOut L /
pindorcr in production work was completed, and “ llie, ConnC-Cilcul it"il' ». :r-zvi the oxcr tho , a tor..- of the committee. spenk— ‘
" "W -“'n ""31"? l W“? "Mix of the Dust" has hertn i urought dell-glites 1..., -l1_\ unlit had in; -1 Hit them in detail. Mr. Curn.
. H»: lwlscmzh PIRV "l‘finlffi‘ly decided upon. Iliuppv‘nvd m the put; -~ _"n.~ room. mute 'id 1 great deal to quiet much
i ' W ‘ P" i'I‘lllPSfin ' —-——~*---——-—- 2 A pertunttory dB "111””! un- unirl'"“"\r?,"!iin approhensinn thgt hgd
‘ V . ' “ ‘ . "f" ““11””: ' . l't ""’- . v i auoiiipunicd by su )n (if the two: ".21 by rumors. The speech.
‘ li‘Ot’lOll Elliott} l l . I 'l'tlrl) i‘latiulm lot , ii vim suinit- it “is ‘nlt. .illayed alarm and restor-
f’n “'1 {’1‘ ”l“ 3 t .1 .411 :"l'lllg d-'l(~gales ho; impatiently I r-‘l . "ldrncc.
i in 1. l _ :\'..lllll‘lg. wouldl buns or: taken “-llh; 5: t m.- yraighforward. and
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l . ,m mmd m . Ri.ai-..\T-lxui.ar1.. Mimi; mm 015:”: “1‘, {“I‘l‘: got)! {:1 ‘ , f‘XjMan 3:19-5:23;um “l
‘ "“7” J “W'” s Tllrt‘c ““‘(‘kr. ..iii.l kill-Calls trom 5v ~ . tin: more ‘ ‘ i 7 I ' -/
l hathn (nv‘lllll-l Fill'l'fl' Ghn's conglolopfl no‘el "Ht’llt‘it-us \‘uuiher‘l \Veslern RI‘LTO . O ,
in rippluill tonsiw wflii‘ne \V‘npkg_-- “mt—h “.35 seen - ur‘ltgiiles. Cummings :.,iv.\.;~..7r, “'lih --_-_... t camplng tday WIth
F 1 > _ .. ‘_ "Vulga"? SHUT," )r-sterrlny at the Regent and {‘31an Lib iemarkable kno“ wise ol mob "The “1“": Moth" .
9 . '. ’, ‘ .. ";e;r‘::;n1::]‘d theatres and pr0\ ed to he one. or l'h3i‘llology, grasped ' .4 situation as ' _ . .. . rrow
. ' ‘ ‘ ":Vm‘ . '- .' i the most beautiful of screen offer— . l‘k‘lhflps "0‘ one In 3 ““53““ “01““ l t
E ‘ : A ‘ 7’ i ‘l‘ V 'r ”ho hum; int-IS. Judging from tho impression it l min: dune. ' i A“ "f-lHOll-‘Aul' “7°58 (35? «13‘- so ers o omo
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l. , r ' _ .‘. mmio- upon the audiences at the Ila-j As the colloquial v .:-c-ssion goes. ‘ pcnrs v: support of Barbara Lallarr 9
h? ' " nnn the "irly Sent :lnt‘l Paint-o. tliP public at large ' “he set-n his duxy at. me done it“ and Winn: Train in "Th“ “7”” . It may be they may never Shel-“def a gun to do
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. Hg “3,”! m N“ is coins to he thnioughl} satisfied I. “as it dun. .1 out) i “.is iorced lo '.' no“ plum: at the l ialto rm for battle—Lei US trust they Will not_BUT_the CXpCfiCHCC
‘ ‘7 ‘4 “11' Desmond “llh it too. It Will be shown again upon him. it “as nv ssar) to e.- Hiram . . . .
a” v {1n M 1‘11”} ‘. today and tomorrow. liiJlll to an audienCc wise “1”) ex- ‘ " fi‘hite Moth" is a gripping . Of camp life Will fit them to be better Citizens and to
.l- ‘_ . . ‘ ' ' . ,5: The story is told in the pliotoplay lul‘L'llun and ill at ease W'XAUSC or the Slfil". . r the l‘rcnch theatre. For f urth t life’s battles more SUCCCSSfUll v.
‘ “‘ ’h‘” “f “*1‘ with A wealth of dntnli. :i \iv'ldnnss l'i'l'lrJClCd night seasx z», “inch had the firv tll‘le tr... Frnnch ammo is e g onous O _ figh ‘ 3
. . . or acting and an analytic prpsemm iuu into the longest r-rnlull oi a cn in. wpf'n. it.n slamor and tilisn— ' 3 c
t r ti 1 ' 1' )1 ll mmitt l m n n 1 th . l lit in 1’ them 11 mg your y 0 amp. 1' T
p r . S _1‘_ ion o 19 out passion “‘llC “l ,‘b ‘30 U U was 080 cr Ls 'lr mvd illf‘ scenes e. 7 e a- . ' ' - -
ii i .ir,,;n:t:::l_leln In.” insuro the screen Version a much ”10 1’4”)“ Platform rc ll‘dcd lll DUli- mous l"‘ll Crs Artistes. 200 Ireauti- And for man) 3. glorious day Of vacation or 3 C ihll'lgS that Will be most USEfUI. ‘
v; < pf H. qumx‘ “‘ldel‘ popularity than the book it- “€31 MSW” 05 this COAT-'1'!- Why the in) drm in; girls and a story of un- all Summer. . -. .. . .. . . .
., . . . ‘ ‘ , - , g . lattorm it had assert. ii to hear at y t “rat, the “°\'ps of . . . -
. .t. mo he fr-riturctl wIf eniosed Pr'nv‘ is duc- to Alan P .lm: . \e 11.]
~. I - Gen and Miss Cl'osland. the director. and which would not it" completed till my. minis. This picture guns StallDCh sturdy ilnCIPS In delightful Shades, Wlth ' ls c o a ll]. ,
,._ m mm“) m the As the Qufirn. Aileen Prlngle. a until late in the utter‘oon. “as not it ulna, sum: or the Frencn stage White “men collars and trim on short SlCCVCS, some With BO 5, khaki trousers for ages 7 to 18 yCflTS $1 50
,..\. Who In.“ nrrn'comer, establishf‘s herself as one Wild." lur DI‘CSGMEUUH from lril-rl ”1" Scenes. 'l‘t , . b .d d dCS. RS 01’ motifs in c010r__sizes 6 .Y '
, pom-k bootlcgger of the actresses to be counted upon He did not lea.\e ti; re. Here was ‘ dill . ) .6111 T01 95: lg GOlf knleers $2.
. , ,. ,l,)\.mr;hnnw form i nthe future. She gives a most the moment when 3 51‘4“” “1d 1955 to 14 6313 $5 . ' A
~ “In," lore." sympathetic imprpregannn ot the discerning and able m :3 might have y . .. f 6 d 65535 in d‘ainfiest Khakl flapper pants fOl' ages 7 to 16 years $1.
- ~ part of the Queen. Conrad Nagel. :ls lultered. lost his bearl;.gs and Wan- For little Sister from ages 2 O l' k- - 6t 3 - tb d 2
< . . . . . . Long pants of kha 151245 2 o 0 mm an .
—_ -;- .1” . Jm (“flaws the young Englishman. susrpasses den-d bewilderedly lllll inc iorest or Of colored vofies some SICCVClCSS, some hand embrOldel'Cd . .
.. Mm Jam“ 10 his own muons good work. The uncertainty. But not so Homer Cum- “FITTING UP 2'95; ' Boys’ khaki sport blouses, low neck and short
l"'-"l‘5iY|n his first acting of all the memhors of the rulings. He told the cor-"“1110“ in all r3 {‘Oihrs, s 1 CS Sizes 6 to 16 cars 996‘
L;"l."t!14“' ’h Charlie cast was convincing and able in SCI‘lOLlSlleSs Of the acrimonious and 170UR BOAT . 56‘6" 9 y
- . 7n“. Kit The locale merx' respect. Among those having discouraging discussions which had Khaki sport shirts 12% to 14 neckband $1.
~ 1111'! the ion-er important parts are John Sainpolis, arisen behind the locked door: of the ”
r r ,“ m,- Yorlty and the as the dissolute King of Fardrilia, Committee-5' deliberations to prevent . FOR THE 4th .
* nit—7. w... filmad in Stuart Holmes and Robert Cain. his agreement Upon the 1“ 0 COMIOVCF- ls camp 3 oes
’ - M, l‘":ol‘ to kie‘s sailing advisors, Mitchell Lewis. Dale. Fili- sin] planks. the Klan anal the League . 7 1‘ O _ .
— - mm inis “or. .v. in. Nigel do Brullier. as tho Queen's and how at adjoumm...” um. mt NO“ IS THE TI IE T Boy Scout shoes of tan chrome leather Sizes 11 to
5b rt null; to: orphans in partisans. Claire do Lorez and as the gray of dawn “AS beginning . I ‘ ‘ ' 1 34
g j ‘- n. Arm and the others. to spell the gloom of the heavens FIT UP YOUR BOAT 135/2 $325: Sizes 1 l0 2 ”-50! SlZCS 2/2 t0 6 '
" ’: lIn: Davin has been —————————-——- but not or the commil‘eemen. on. , 9 ' "
5:“ ‘ 'l‘n- role he rag man There will be a regular meeting of the members invoked Divine in- SO THAT YOU MAY Boys. tan Chrome leather moccasm Shoes 51265 H
3;" on) hetr four main or hlfinca; Ti‘iil‘m. LEO. n. 11., to- tenention. It eventualt'd that this - ~ t02$5, Sizes 2V2 t0 5% $5.50.
i * l“ ’1" 9! mg t 11 ed A en's all; member was Bryan. . t
"We all united in this prayer." ENJOY: THOSE TRIPS ts f cam s
= said Mr. Cummings, almost reeling. ON T E SOUND * I en or p z
_ ' and haggard and wan from loss or H , ‘ _ ‘ . . :
SChUltZG W e i e S (13 S CialS sleep," and then at the close Mr. . Staunch sort that give security, comfort and real ;
l,e Bryan lifted up hisvoice in an in- , thg o as 'n he 0 en ‘
- y Vocation tor guidance and Divine WE CARRY A FUIL , . pleasure out: t p . 7 E
- help in this hour or stress." . - . o . 0 » Wall tents 9% x12 ft. $22. 12x14 ft $30. ;
His’l‘act. Saves Day . . y . r . ;
Fresh Flatt . 8 lb Cummings. tact med u... m n. LINE OF ANCHORS, on coun , 3 l a} . Tentflys 9 /2x12 ft. :11. 12x14 ft. $15. 2
. ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C c was more than tact. It was a grasp ROP FLAGS AND . _ _ . n WCnZCi pOiCICSS tents ;
Solid Lean 3] Stew 2.— lb °‘ "‘° mm“ W“ °‘ 3“ n “F Es, Let It be highland 61“? and “can" ”if? “1 a non $2550. 8x10 ft :23 9V2xiz ft $33.75. :
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_ , . _ . ' _ . . . . . . . 0c . standing based upon a long tra nin‘ _ 6—0 ear ess- . . _ z
. at schooling in political stratety P E N NA NTS AN D . message 0f cheer—Of hone“), Of pu1p_o$ Boy scout tents 5x7 ft. khaki $8. 3
\' cal Chops 28c 1}) H° “new that ”mamas different endeavor—of high resolve. , . - , ' ' Varnished hard wood camp stools 59c, With backs :
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . from usual procedure was needed, GEN ERA L YACHT :11 be 1 d to $11 1 a new one if you, are 79¢. 2
‘real C t] for here was a delicate situation. a ' 9 W6 W1 g 3. ppy ,, 1. . . ' :
i u l at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40c lb. dilution Jim; fill“ I"; P“: °fl TRIMMINGS. EVERY- prompted to invest. ~ Canvass cots folding $4.50. :
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, : oulder 3k 22c lb Cummings handled the; situation is A" wooi‘standard U. 5. flag 5128 5X8 ft. ““0 ’ ‘ ;
" . _ " ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' t ' ’ attested by the wide ac aim he has THING FOR BOATING— ' ~ th ‘ c S fOllOWS' - ~ - ' the or :
- . " . m3 since received. ‘ , ’ ' . A“ WOO! flags m 0 61' 512 S a - . '- 9* w v
. u es . . _ , , . _ _ . . _ . . . , , . _ , , . _ 400 lb, !Those who s‘poko abo i lgr. Cum- ——'—" 3x5 ft, $3.50. 4x6 ft. $4.25. 6x9ft$8.50 8X12‘ffiflz . _ . 1
' A ‘ ._ tn ngs' remar s expre e them- - , , f art I
' selves as having been ' ALBERT D. : Of Bull dog bunting fast £33180? :3 m - l or more .. CO , 3
- pressed by Mr. Cumini earnest ' ”r .1 ~ ‘ V $3 6X8 ftfifi X £ . o . ' ‘ ’ - '
‘ - “m""y' h“ ""V" d “1’ "“3 'MORGAN “3:: fl 5 m nied oncsticks with spear ends 50¢, \‘ r e economy dictates the better sort. Here they 3
serious import. or the‘ < ‘ l ag 0U , . - V - 1 ' E
samt Marke S at: deep desire tor the .- .. fl tedron sticks with spear are With ; lids ropes pulley to“! ctc- 1'33le to ban .
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P Y r ‘4' en —HARDWARE—-— - . Hit 83- - . . * . .
5‘. " e3 Mam Street, Norwalk ‘1" “mm“m" - , “Ids 10° ' , ’ , - . , .. .. .l . c.
(”w ' ’ ~ “"mmn‘mi , 34me ' ‘ 1‘ , ‘1 ‘ - C ’ * ' '
58mm ' ‘ . and “spell-binding" was ommented , .. , - . ' ' ' .1 .0 .
, . | .L, and Railroad Avenue. 80. lorwaik . mun n“ dim”, 3 “my a“ Milonlalk . ., ‘ . ,
conga" .. g "m sum“ Black Book 'W~ mountity of tho, (remarks 3 » . - . . . '-
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