‘ spout. on. some island use our
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Jsvlthveslcutletsendereemedesulio
immatures-sort.
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. ‘iaer whom-Gloria. once loved—cells
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bored. Themwusnlctnu
-_ in Stsn's company st the theewr
7.. ..BonyIChoteki
‘ hecticut Company
. ‘9 Hold Outing at
rulin- 2,000 Expect-
. ' "Fireworks "
gglnonomo... York City
_ us.- to drive hundreds o. tits
lfir bus end bout excursions to
idlbosrd yeuerlw. end the Bed;- .
£03)!th run in the afternoon.
. neuriy 800. The tide was right
tor-noon bathing. and ihe,besch
* crowded with outliers. There
to busses at the point yesterday
in may point.- ill’rllm- Coaches-
‘ Dsnbury. fisrttord Eridgsnprt,
.. ork. Ridgetieid. sud Pittslield
trill during in! o'er.
" s bodies Ausilisrr oi the Mensa,
geek Fire Deputruent will hold
all”!!! fit the pork taller. and
in mm buster tor the trip;
moi busting ’3’ gamed.
orrow is a. big‘dsy. with the
n lpsl excursion the: or the Con.
out Company employee. Trol.
{s will bring the 300°..599l'l-ll"
the program to be held on the
. -ds. Following close on the heels
three record days, tomorrow
lls like another crowded day.
til the pet-toot weuther holding
t. Ind fireworks in the evening,
idly should be a. reel busy one.
‘ l ‘
as Christ Church. Luthern, of
i
Fifty-two buildings were dcfiufl'flé |
ills!" W included the rsilws ovation. rots hotels as m m
- mummo loom
M50 Noemi ”OWN.
it!" may" wen or ill SMOKE
has in will on Meters slim oi slum. re. ... new
two dosed business structures. Dem:
.1—m
ese melamine at ”00.000- .. Hill 1* ‘ ' .MT‘i‘fi‘ ' .. . .. ,. ,l
. ' .et‘ ' ll" " for... MI
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Wondhsven..snd the Beaten! Hills Stamford 606k. Ennlmil Home. aunties Bids.-
Fundexjthoai will conduct viewer
is the grove during the any. and
will "one too to the crowds on the
other excursions tomorrow.
.I. D 0
Albert DiAngelis. o! the ic‘evcreem
sandwich "booth enjoyed yesterdsy
of! and spent the day in New Ks.
yen. w
.ns...
t 0 0
George Riel. or the sodaJountein.
hill Severed his connection with the
Dierenbach concessions.
U 3 t
The two floats inshore filled with
water over the week-end. Hop Bene-
dict pumped them out yesterday.
The pentoons sank to the entrees or
the water when any considerable
load was put on them.
moi. School Site
W .
A STAW‘ORD. Aug. ins-The spsv
ciul committee on e site tor s new
high school her decided to "new
mend to a town meeting the pur-
chase of a six acre tract on (Straw.
berry Hill at a cost not to etc-sec
1361.500.
propony. end the recommendation
is conditions! on building restrictions
being removed. atherwlso. the rev
commendation will beihst the prop-
erty be condemned.
The srecisl town meeting will be
held August 27. The committee will
also recommend that the districts ot
The trect is known es the Alliul'
Long Rides. Itiverbsoli‘ slid ‘ filhn'
wmh be consolidated-“ one school
building he wanted for item.
Tnslutivs requirements slid oest-
far I. hish Malloul b ildiog to sent
1,600 pupils wow su mill. to ill.
committee but ulsht. it wil meet
again tomorrow. ' *
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MEDAL you DEAD var
BIDIGEPORT. Aug. 19.~(A1’).
Mrs. Pauline Dudlil'illll or this; city
was yesterdsv notltie by the United
States Government i It she had
been uwsrded e Distinguished serv-
ice Cross. posthumously tor her son.
Privste Frsnols Dudslnski. 125th lib
lentrv. 32nd Division. A. E. in; who
was killed in France in October.
1918.
m me: so we
GLORIA GORDON. pretty
W. startle-DICK Glim-
503 .s struggling young lswyer.
game’s ides- si marries- is
g {plenty o! for: and line clothes
. . sud coworker children.
Dioir mus MAGGIE. his
lcook. Gloria reduces to leeru.
' ; STANLEY WAYBURN. an ec-
. her. Dick sees him looting.
gGloris‘ to Dick. telling him
maisesrsysuih»
I
seen her Wye?
Than suddenlyehs renew
‘w'a‘
Thewaitertooknwthesoup
Inna?
Glory gen her plate a. little push.
"I don‘t. believe I‘m hungry utter‘
m‘ohO-Hinbiok. Helookedu'p
it!"
“rim, 3 5 I‘m sorry.” Glory
been to serly church slresdv."
"The better the «ribs better the
deed. Ransbild." Glory told her.
leughlngiy. ‘
The very sight or Mghild cheered
her up. She was so blood and emiiv
ing that she seemed to have brought.
the morning sunshine into the
kitchen with her.
And she could cook! Even Dick
had to admit that. the cherry pie
she belted tor dinner was es good so
any that Maggie hsd' ever rustle.
“But we esn't si'lord her." be said .
to Glory. “You'll have to look j
around and, find someone who‘ll work '
tewmorswselts
in the poor-house?!
I O t
The next morning Glory cool!
hardlywslttornicktoleevetorthe
since. The moment he was out or
the house. she rsn upstairs and
dressed tor the street. ,
stroll!!!
Behind
Au pouring; shows:
«Iownfleli street: *
, their pisi‘e-giess hosts. the
store windows bloomed like was.
so filled with coin: weretbey.
would lead me
MEI
”Beatrice Burton“ ‘9
\.
brought in dress of erldrees.
sue set in e comfortshls choir
L She sat in a com’ortable chair: while the saleswoman
rings. these charge amounts. You'
‘ ins.
while the eeleswoman brought in
dress utter dress. Finally Glory
chose three ‘. . . e. peacock blue, s.
black veiVet. and en old-rose crepe.
"I'll try those three on. end no
- which one suits me but.” she Illa.
, They were ell wondertuliy becom-
Giory couldn’t melts up her mind
which one to buy. She was in deli-
cious despair.
“‘Ilsdsm is lovely in snyeo: the
gowns!" the ssleswonun dselesed.
an. new be: business. that
nieswomsnl '
“Why does not modern take them
s11?" she 'ssked esrsleesly. “It is
not every day the: she will and three
so perfect gowns?!
Glory basil-lad.
“But the price!” she breathed.
Egg;
'iri
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‘3'?
£53
til
i
,widobrlmned but of creamy
ess’s' hams bust.” or. mil-
_ slid. setting it-on Glory's red-
goldbesd. “Ministries-ti"
\
simply ordered what you wanted . ..
was yours! .
On her way out o: the store Glory
stopped at the toilet-goods counter.
Idly she picked up lipsticks end
eyebrow pencils in their silver hold-
ers. She needed neither.
Her lips were e. nstursl ”exist.
And the block lashes. planted thick
around ber‘eyes. gave her s “mue-
up” look. as it was. .
. . . Still. she could. slwsys use
has cram and scent. .
“I want some pet-turns.” she ssld
to the pretty clerk who sense no
wait upon her.
something spicy and crientsl." .
Finally she bought two kinds . . .
mimosa end lotus-flower.
After that she bought nail polish.
night-cream. bath-powder“ end s
large wooden bowl or elder-flower
seen that. would float in the betti-
tub.
‘Twenwutwe dollars." seid . the
ssleswoman. edding up the cost at
these luxuries.
"Charge it.” Glory said.
The noondsy whistles were blow-
ing when Glory left the store. The
street was filled with business girls
on their way to lunch. noel
8'3 and trash as flowers. “
And to think that only I. M
Why, it had taken her months to
esuunuch moneysssbsbd
spent tbst morning on e. tew clothes!
earn thet M00? .
Glory knew that he Wasn‘t but In
rich es she had once supposed be
me. . . q
whet she had done. She made up
her mind to telephone theaters tq
mandidmnt thorn! AndDicI
wouldhstbevetopeytortbeu.”
some book preroolri
t C .t ,
tocherpurcbssestobedelr
‘ered.
tried on theiihree new dresses . . I
one exter- the other. quickly. before
Dick should come borne.
murmured "Charge it." 3' ._ .1 and it .
“Not rose oi- violet.
LORI burri’ ed home and waited
rweeksagomehsdbeenoneottbemi.
How long- would it take Dick to ,
Suddenly die was frightened “.7
ssytbetsbadidn’twuttbethings.‘
dishsdjust boughhnmgNm‘bU‘
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PAGE. SEVEN . .
Thursday, Friday. .
Saturday ~ "
Bebe Daniels" 1
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“THE . emu/Du)
HOUR?”
Bobby Stowe Is
Back in Eastern
NEW HAVEN. Cor-am. Aug. 1......
Maurice Bechsnd. «shortstop tor the
New’l-Iavon Club ‘otv.the Enters}
League. was turned over to the Al-
burly Club by President George M.
Weiss yesterday to help out the New
York Sisters iollowing the injury to
Eddie Taylor. shortstop on the Al-
lany team. who sutiered e tractor-
ezi skull yesterdsy when hit by s
pitched ball. ' ‘ '
Bobby Stow. tormer Eastern sud
Texas iesguer. Joined the New lisven
Club ‘todey and played shortstop.
W
WRONG NUMBER.
I pleaded with her for an answer.
My brain was all in s whirl;
But i pleaded in gvein for an an-
swer— .
For she was the telephone girl.
. owPenn State Froth.
e, W A ' ‘
" , g The police ordered en invest!
ms MATCH “T my!" ticn to place the responsibility
Visitor-w! hear you've lost your , ,
parrot that used ‘to swear eo,,ter~ the leopard s escspe with a “aw
rihly. ‘
Hostess—~Yes. poor deer. we found
him dead on the golf iinhs.-Psssing.
Show.
Beauty , is blurred ‘
of all romances. One long,
breathless, unforgettable
thrill!
Bol do Bouiogne lecperd. which
Zizl. hunted by police and e ea
of Amateur sharpshooters for in
days. was detected couohing in
etstion.
send francs.
~——-—-——-—---——-——-—-
80 WW
lsr?" ,
And she said with a grin.
As she powdered her chin:
“I keep all the boys in the dark."
EXTERNAKO INJURIES.
Willi Ricardo Cortes
“The Spaniard is the greatest
Leopard That Escaped: ‘
. In Paris Is Killed
PARIS. AumPiw—lili. ‘ the
cspsd truth the Zoologicsl Gordon
Seturdsy. and. terrorized the neigh»
borhood. was shotnnd lulledtoday.
school garden in Autouil. a. suburb.
directiy opposite I. militsry police
w‘erde presenting the costs at the
hunt which smount to seversl» thou-
"Whu makes you slwsys so popu-
"He asked the speedy young spark.
——-0hlo Stste Dial.
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51‘ I‘m ”MOE. ; ' k
W. « . ;. i
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“T s time is set r diets, tn» er- ‘
hspshwithid the oil. yeneguisvu—n Now FLA G f
. r . , Wheuthe motion lotus. will entirely i: i
W suurluu the prio as word." , g;
_ . , This is the slewing statement or
71‘0“” Thad“ trier he" filtration. noted rovel- ‘ i
l t, end. With Robert H- Dem. editor
or Munsey's. the suthor ot the new],
“We Are French.” iron; which nu-
vm Julian meat "Love end Glow."
the production showins for the 1in
tire» tedey lit the ,Ptleoe-
“it is s scientific. idol." soy: en».
her. "thst the things we can visual-
ise on the». Which remain best in
our mdmories; hence the modern
emu toward visual instruction in
the schools-sin; which already ~me-
lion pictures pley so important s.
part. AJew years ago a. projection
machine in a. school was is novelty
and n pluything: today history. geog—
rsphyi. eves mathematics are taught
through the medium 0! the screen."
The cast for “Love and Glory"
includes Madge Bellamy. Wallace
MocDouflld.-Gibson Gowiend. Ford
Marlins. Priscilla» Deep Moran and
Chum De. Revenue. “
AT THE MAI/1'0.
‘ . _m i
iloul Fllu‘ with W Berthelmees
as the Star.
m—
Riohard Burthelmess opened a.
three dsy engagement at the Riel-
to "theater this afternoon in "Soul
Fire."
"Soul Eire" provides a. brand new
type oi out. a. young musical genius
seeking to find himselt. First at all.
be is distinctly an orioen. el-
thoueb his search to express himself
curios him trons Italy to Iterls. trons
Port Said to the South Seas. .
The role or Erie ane.-ths young
composer-o! “Soul Fire." has been
pronounced by critics to be Barthel»
mess ‘best acting role thus fer. In it
he strikes new heights at emotional
force, wietiui pathos end histrionic
Visor. It is easily the big dramatic
event or the somn'yesr.
‘ - . Ar me warm.
BESSIE LOVE
EXTRA
BEN TURPIN
in the Reel
Virginia;
“the Spanisr'd." With Ricardo Cortes,
ls Based, on Sovel.
In . .
"The Spaniard." u Paramount pic. 5 a ’
lure luiuring Ricardo Cortes. Jetta ‘ ”Agra-z l nil __ ._ |_
es- Goudsi end Noeh Decry, which will .. mumusetslmuim
b ...... M's-"Wm m m— souiluuanulsumuu”
day at the Regent Theater, is an ap-
peaiing and actionful adventure-ro-
mance woven" around Spain‘s na-
tional sport—Abe bull tight.
Some or the highspots in the pro-
duction. which‘is based on the novel
by Justin Sevsge. include the first
meeting a! the Spenlud (Cortes)
uud Jette Goudsl. pinyin“: an English
rps
ree
3
Mill Outlet Stores} 9
(TWO moons; . ~
124 Washington Street
v South Norwalk‘
8‘?
for so’cioty’ bounty, at a ball in London.
tO- The Bpenlerd, the were mention at Our Store CLOSED All Day .
whose insure sets temiutne hem WED 0 n TEURS-
cautionmeets his match in, the base: “DAY Nfif’fAEm $30 .3,de
. p D . j ' 9
titul Dolores.‘ She has 3" rung strilis‘
or conquests to her credit grid. looks
upon Don Pedro as but another vic-
tim. lie. however. has other ideas
on the matter which ere brought out‘
as the picture progresses.
with s BANG. BANG. BANG.‘
Read our full pageJad 'in this
psper Wednesday. . ~
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accident with the oer.
Just s little psini. was ‘scretohed 'o
7" both; V
Jones—l heer your wife hed an
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Schultze s;Thursduy Specials rosrrssicoun rm
. oomm AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
ton-m Grades)
Sessionyoi the Fell Term Opens Thursday Morning . .
September 17th, 1925, st 9‘ o’clock ‘
Experienced Faculty 01 College Graduates
Teacher's in’Voioe. Disco. Art and Dancing
‘ Com- School Rooms. large Gmnssiunn.
ssdbeeuutul grounds.
, , DEPA'B'IMENTS
The Upper School otters courses tor
”one. Genersi end swam-courses.
reviews s specislty with emphasis on prepsrstlon tor Compre-
Msuy girls sent esob you to the leading
‘ Advenoed English. Sciences. Lengusgesu
ry. Eeonomics sud Psychology.
School ofrérs s well-beisnced sud thorough training for
.‘rbs course covers the work of
Ipsciel sttsntion is‘ given to hsbits or
study sbdto the coins! comprehension of etch dsy's lesson. A.
solid loundstion is lsid tor islet hith school work.
“Smell classes give opportunity for individusl instruction end develop-
Gymnsstics and games are tough:
pert ot the regulsr‘sobooi work. «7
is 0011th core tor the well-being 91 who» ,
the study o! the personality of the individual.
they be seen at the School by sppointmsnt.
O
In sii depart-
rt. Breiodiingor. A. 3.. Vest-r.
Vida. Hunt mach. , A. 3.5 Smith. "
ris from lourteen to twenty-
lntsnsive College Preparatory
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