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ms Em lstlooe 2:15 Dilly. Evening I’el‘lol'lflllll‘el 7:15 and 9:00

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Five Big Acts of Keith Vaudeville

 

 

 

 

Police Department __ LAST mime TODAY ~ and - ! announcing the exclusive presentation ill this city this season I
Snow Fun er el At ' ’“5' mm“ ° ‘ Patsy Ruth Miller and Clive Brook ' -_._ of _._

,, Noroton Tomorrow. -— in _. m i
There will be a. special town “WHY GIRIS GO BACK HOME” ll

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meeting for Darlen voters in the
auditorium of the Roylc school this
evening at 8 o‘clock. The meeting
is called to take action on the rec-
ommendation ot the board of ti-

 

 

SATURDAY

3 COMPLETE VAUOEVILLE
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/ Fgg'm‘mo:f::‘;:;r::n:y’fl’rjf:$ , . JACKaHflOXIE n THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 18, 19 N
n tie ll dci uncut from n- e . . .
Juries $2.5?“ t3”......... 0! one . The engagement here Will be an exact duplicate in picture and
force while in discharge or their du- - ill “

ties, together with providing tor the
policing 0! Pear Tree Point, thin
summer.

Pear Tree Point. has never been
policed and it is beiieted that at
least one additional officer will be
needed (or the beat. The working
hours of the force would be so ar-
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music and effects of the one in New York, an orchestra of 20
pieces being carried with the company.

TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY 2:30 and 8:20
All Seats Reserved

“THE FIGHTING I’EACEMAKEI
SUNDAY EVENING ONLY 7:15 and 9

Again Dick Barthelm'ess. reaches the peak of entertainment.

 

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BUCK JONES

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. .. “A MAN FOUR WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS
and the town district, . S UARE” ‘ ‘ P A R I S ’ ’ ‘
The board of tlnanco recommends Q l '
“1‘“ “1° eelcctmen borrow the a so A :or cons film i' A neho love. " ‘ r y " " "
amount necessary on the note or Chapter 4 Nevfr n. dull mime]: in this lLJLEEEE'EEEJEJLJL‘AL.‘
3:92:11“; 1333“? “‘1:ch :gect“: Casey of the Coast Guards l underworld i-omnnco.
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grand list or October, 1925. The _ ’
notes are to he retired on April 1. ' Lure Added Attraction i
1927. i
. . . Big Fire Loss In Hut-lino American Agricultural and Chemical Theda Burg in
The funeral of Eldridge Gan-y ......_._. Company. More than 100 explosions {IE—
8now.,3rd. who died Wednesday evc- HAVANNA (Aim—Fire )‘cstcr- of chemicals and gasoline threw “Madam Mystery” TO
a ping. at the Stamford hospital. from day crossed the buy at Regalia and ashes and cartohs two miles away. ._____. .
the eitcets of injuries received while destroyed the warehouse of the The loss is osiimzilml at $1,000,000. Richard 'Bal‘lllolml‘ss in “Just
playing polo. last Saturday, will he ‘ l Suppose. Will lenl‘e ihc Illalto .thc'l
Saturday morning, at 11:30, from “”0 i°“°“'l"i§ ”My“ Olfe‘“"‘35- I
his late homeim Halter llidge road. i-liii'ihellness in this production has LAST TIMES TODAY l
Rev. Dr. Floyd s. Leach. pastor of ' "ChlL‘W-‘d "5 gm“ ‘ 9““053 as m 2:13. 7:15 and s ’
St. Luke's Episcopal church will 01, . ’ has in any other pi'evlous altering.
fleiate. Interment will be private. ‘1’ Toniorrow. Buc‘l; Jellies comes to
e e o ' the I‘. alto n "A i on "our square." .
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stillman. :a)‘ The story is one or a big newly rich l & A SOC IA L
who have just returned from Eu. ‘1 L..." ex-i'nnclior who gives up a life of 3 ,
rope. whither they want following , EN 6 m of ow 8 luxury to help a. friend in trouble, ,
4» their Mum] reconciliation," have ER E T lYNNq a“. . TH E YEll TU B \\‘he‘n he retllrnn to Arlzmla he finds, E‘ [E B RI Y],
I ”menu“ the beautiful town house BEGIN HERE TODAY at her narrowly end. encountering She looked at him curiously. deal more interesting than Vere "'5‘. ”mm m “WM“ l" 5m“ "1“.“11 I
of John Shcrmnn Hoyt' banker and Jofliq “a [my MILLBURV her roving eyes. shifted his gene to "You're s. sensitive soul." she said. Boyd." 1"”: H“ 1’“"°““5 ”‘9 WWW”)
33°11‘51““? at 79‘“ Sim”- and Park to “.113“. . baby girl has Ill“. the fur piece that was thrown care- and touched his hand for an instant A minute later he was turnlllg hi- ”i “'i "“0 "“mm‘n filler “l‘mmfl In...” ‘mmk.
“em”. lNcw York Ciiy- It ‘5 a “9‘ ‘ be" born. buy . home of their lculy around her shoulders. with one of hers. head to avoid her suddenly serious “'Hh fl haiim collll‘lusn-n.‘ .lnotlii-i I ‘ “a“ on“ M 1‘ ml
story building or English Gothic “That's .xmfly what you do in “Maybe," he admitted. rather eyes . . . chapter oi ihchrilliiint serial “tasry _
architecture valued t 8600 000 on "he” the ndvertlslng - l 1 a h di 1 ll itch- A lon silence (on on them and or tl‘e Coast. Guards" will be [ll't‘- ”"mu'o" “"h
. a . . agency in which John 1. . part your copy. isnt it?‘ she went on. peace st or "agnos s. e IV 5 .fl - I _ . , .. 1 ”Wm. (ionknn
Mr. lloyt is now at his summer "Perhaps." he admitted. “But slt- edthe subject. You l'Ol good friend she broke it finally to say. You sound in addition to the t- iiiiiii. at-)
not hnds an important new . .. A
home at Contentment island. Guam" ting In In office and putting “1an 0! N091 ind VHS Boyd- 3"" t you? “9m to b. quite interesting ‘0 .____..____.—. ' l‘w i“llll(illnl
s e e John does “I the arm's copy down in words is I. lot dllferent “Why, yes." she answered someone over there " a...“ ll“ »l ‘
There will be an important meeo- writlng. m. Infill". NATEAN- from tackling some hard-boiled on “Why?" "What ido you mean?" he lisked. REGENT g 1‘ i“ 9
ing 0! the Public 1103!”! Nurse 38- TEL GRAHAM,tIkes care of the l" h“ ““09 ”id trying i0 '9“ “’3 “Nothing. I’ve often wondered Wale". -»~~——-—
mutation in the Town hall, Monday huslness details. ih° Vim”! 0' 0“th "id ”UNTIL though, whether Noel is really as SM waved 5 jeweled hand ”W3?“ ,\iI._l1phl) Alonjoii in “A Seciiil ('e- Here I“. ..“mps "ilapllcl'." ,
attemoon, at Iczso o'clock. Final Previous chapters told how She was silent e while. buying much rt e cynic as he appeal" or u“ d°°" be?“ him. Juan“: :lolii-iiy.” will close his i-iigiizcmcnt _ , 11""“Addrd “"mmom
7‘ Arrangements will be made for the John, while Fey III in the INI- hcr-‘m With h" “lad- 50h". wateh- “huh" "m" 9‘ "- i3“ ' 905° ""5 and “om“ “J",wen 0:” “I“. or t\\o (lays in the ill-gent llicntre lloesll't llzlli lleoerllli: lillll. CLYDE COOK
proposed membership drive. which I'll” NELL 0§ME at e lng her. felt that i'tllll‘. rgstlessutorce “'31:! i . h $0331, 33 if 3'0“ “"0 ‘ 0% 03 “m, today's Di‘C’ii'llinllol‘ls. ".t 80- II l ll 'tl (. tl . mm”
s e . ew mnlng party In woe et- wae at war w n er. ex- eyn cs are poseure.’ s e en- - :l:i "cl 1) 'l'.' L ‘ died in l ._ l: rim 0 lows in 1 40 mm s .. is ‘
Dario will 1 am 1“. ti 9 1° , tuted by her beauty and pue- pressed itself in ceaseless motion. swered. "I don't know that Noel is 5' “mi“ ‘0 i°°k "Id 501 ll “9“ f ‘ E ‘3 ll 3 , '1 ll“. ‘ “ l ” . MAID IN MOROCCO " .
n is d e l p as lng. glimpse of . narrow hectic and mm ilntl [Ollllt‘fll lilUl’lltnlS of the It (. o... v] t 1.0.] A Jammy... of “m “M
ore twmmsm. a Morn“... o t elect when PAT FORBES. hie .. . , . . , el 0. Ohio .li, \ la a .l. . . _
9 . 'L l" ., C O host told him Nell WI! having m shoulders passing through the door. \illleli for \lllicll Mullen. is noted. . . . ' . and “It“.
dihflm“? “film's; Jim“ J. The “mi". «m. heex 'husbend. “ Something about the men seemed It is his lunn'icht contribution to me “gm...“ celebrity" 13 1.1.0: mmmmmnnl News RC...
platen “111 she a. performance on to him familiar, but he couldn't screen.
the site of the runner Wee Burn Forbes. Who m . ‘1“ 'nd " -- - ' ‘ - -'
three children. hint. to John place him. and after searching his lonioxiow only. lillrry l niey iilll
G_olf Club for the benefit or the that be " dissatisfied with his memory for I minute or two be lit: ol‘fci-r-d in “The l“l‘ulllltil‘ Trail.“
mommy. Presbyterian church. own m0- gave it up. it. pro-release shelling. It is a I SATURDAY
ThelJltncy Players were indDzir-ien DR. DICK DIENEFEE; John’s h "Lightedl‘llk. Email“); édliifitQW-Z thrilling. tlil'ohllillg tlllo ut the i'rim. l
ficVCI‘li ‘Sllllllllel‘s 830 . all lave bug (“and ‘0“ “do“ to 0 ea 0 eanor. :‘ Ul’. i ll SE 30]] trail of ”10 Gold?“ \VCSI. “101.1‘ FEE-RELEASE SHOWING 0F
toured New England and Lon: II- MARGARET “my“; and John ‘ 80“ 100k 1‘ 51"?” tying that great ligiire or early
lanrd]. tor {the Pa“ “"99 summersd is best mm.deuring the core- ingholfllznifgpt y‘Silnt'cErllllg'fliotliGg 3:; “Catt-I‘ll days—tho army scout. lll' HARRY CAREY
’ leir is ago is a. canvas coverc mop, John m the ring ‘1“! ' u “(is the Indians heat friend when
'l avionwbiic truck. which can be suitors much emits out n u '5' . . , they \iel‘e good—nod their speciall —-— in ~-
iillfimyo‘m'm'fim ““331” upi '3 “iv lit'mn“:h”m°££hi Nat Graham timed up on... “"“‘”“‘“‘°‘”‘ “""”“'°“° ”“d' “6““ “THE FRONTIER TRAIL”
r gore en. ler e u ora e i V I y ‘ ‘ tl . ak . 1).. - ti d
equipment is curried 1“ another doped "uh CLARA WAYNE provingly u h. entered In. office. "11:1,".D:\"l‘(lt(lll?fulCIO\’Cl‘L illll:cl]n\'as}lzonr:[ . . . .
truck and the liluycrs themselves ulster 015W“ .. ,. . hidden kingdom and the white man i [Adventure and Romance. in \\ (\siern “lids “here a Salnge Rhee
"“81 by HUiOIIIODiiO- "9 hum durum"! With '11. ‘ who “'13 seel‘ln‘ mice and m” . Tried to Stop the l‘dl‘t‘nl ni‘ t‘ililiuilioll-—hlld lost! Spectacular in
Miss Alice Heating and Bushnell Wmlbout I rakzgdle-ehry . in a new ‘J’lADof'uillOV 'i‘o mgpflwni production! Thrilling with Dnllgel‘s! Throbbing with Excitement!
Chene'. orlrin' tors oi! the Jit 1°” "an-m 3 to ‘ . . . ' . - ' h u.
may”; an: “:0 mm a, ‘3: stay down end work that no . . i"??- bum-X ““1 "minim. ma"). NEW CHAPTER or WINKING IDOL and FOX NEws
troupe which includes Richard ning.he emu" 'n acquaint-i 3 l onell their lites. line to him lessy
Ski n Ir “5 B1 (1 d, M ' lace. ELEANOR MASON. u 1 blood stained the crimson or tliei
n e ' a 06 8 an nrgnret he ll going out to dinner. ' l V t wi-st. A spectacular production of:
Shackleton]. ‘ u o. thrilling. throbbing story or llfoi SUNDAY EVENING ONLY
4 The list of patronessess will be an- (NOW (:0 ON WITH THE STORY) YOU OOd time. It seems, . and hm, in a primitive illnd. Tzis and 'J
nounccd in o. to“. days .‘:3::::&‘:::.s)liutions I. at. to lake dinner with a > , i: _
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Potieemnn li‘i'ulik Standing ton'lor- CHAPTER XVI woman. PALACE "(m chlnE
» :of" ‘22:}? “'5 “mm“ “mm” ~°‘ l “moms ”W“ m“ "We“ First her hands. then her eyes. then Another enjoyable iiiiiiloi‘ilio [)1‘0- "°"""°“
“Q ‘ ' . vivnclously as they walked her talking lips. then her shrugging Tom is oecu 'iu the I‘ll lace sin cl
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ti M . f ‘1 along. What makes you work shoulders. :oi' the last hall or the week. The
sinful; i: 13:21:; yothlsallaiglild :ve- m'tl“ Ellltnm‘t'or d'h. uketk d l "I sometimes think.” “I. said, \ilducl'illo is another of Keith‘s cele-
' ' , w ere ' no y o enous l“ "8 “that I'd like to try my hand It 1 .. .
‘ .. i ; .. . ... , noted bills with an abundance of .-
22w“ 11:31::ng? (‘2 miitinenins of a :1; :35: gagged he smiled How "Illa." advertising copyg ' “mmflnmcm. larhiel' Sh“ and CMMOOW WMNERMXTER '
‘ ' ' 1V0 rem“ Why you woman It (‘Oln rlr ' in their oiTCrin “\cti l
‘ ‘ ' ‘ "Oh. I never keep regular hours.” you think you'd like it." he encour- 1‘ml;,,l‘l. , H w i in _g‘ ‘ _ on,
Mrs. Arthur A“. Johnson of West she told him. "lwork only when the noel: Jrou do; lot or publlcny mm gl:e;enf’£;;xfw 1';m};‘;ea’;;:2:3
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as her guest. John stopped in (root 0: the "1 saw yourarticle on press agents ii 15' 3" unusual l’lfli'iei based on
_. 3mm Hotel.‘ uww." n. mud. in mg month's Mercury." he re- making of motion pictures. The
America Wins Again "le ready to eat. It I'd eaten alone marked. “Very coed. I thought." ‘ , . Alexander Wood Revue, a. novel
______. I probably would have gone to some "Do you think set I also write any exception. Do you know him Miss Knisely was putting herhat on. surprise. is different from other re-
S’l'. ANDREW’S Scotland, (AP) hole lathe weJl. but it'- s. real party aetign lift; Ind 316th.” H very well?" “Not a friend.” John said to Nat. \‘lles seen at the Palace. Hash! and
The Walker cup, premier team tro- now. Suppose we go in here?" ' so, new a . too. "I" you “Not terribly well. I've known "and got delayed at dinner. Have to (Joel are two exceptionally well
phy of amateur golf will remain in :fitht-o.” Shehsoueezed hlsherin. "Si-chornmvell‘lfm‘ cow? him on and on go, shout two mm work later than I intended. to Day lriiliicd Jiips offering tools that have COMING THE BIG PARADE
the United States another two years. . suppose,” I e started w on e 0. even . lllet him through at Fort,“ Noel'l up for it." liocoiiio snlyboiic or their country.
The American stars after gaining s. waiter had ““1““ " “bl. f" them. "Well. it's not exceptionally dim ell right. X guess. although e little Graham left soon otterwar, and All their l‘cais contain a wide assort-
lead of three matches to one in ch- 1"" "“1" W‘W- m”- GflW- cult. or I wouldn't he doing it. my- odd. Hil who. though. has the pun- John. leit to himself. round himself lncnt or feats ot’ skill and agility.
new”... foursome. cam ””me we: mill: (linen-ted with In. It nit. l thinkil mlg‘lrtt “:1”. to “It: sled more than he lies. 1 very stating :acmtly at the bunglvaper Sully and Jack. in “Tile Great Lov—
through the 5ing]es yesterday. your Wt" . 3011 £031. In“. you can frankly don't understand beret all." on is ask. He got up on basal! ers." ls‘uot an not where romance
fl 13' “Di-suited? Why should ‘10 DI" try it: My work is piling up on me. "It's Vera you've been leading up pacing across the room. Before him Prevails but where laughter reigns. BALDER
lesion“. 1 red t hi and Id "39"“ ”mmh“ °t 33“" 10. isn't it?" she said. smiling sweet- floated the 1W 01 V0“ B°Y°- It is truly great. Miss Jeri-to Dean. 5 -
. ° "3"“ ‘ ° “" ‘ “5" W “"1“" ”1'". ”um“ ‘" '0 “0i ly. "By the way." and she studied "iii! 110' Weir him in? “min! '5’" called Mary Pickford's double is a. A 1‘03““ 0f L‘ght
guy “2““ ’°“ kn" "‘7 "n in“ ”" "Id? Y" *0 Di“ "'3'”. W '1‘ “I“ him to observe the effect or her In“ W ”I" with it. Jim” 99"": particularly clever little girl H I
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' . “I’d love to try it." she said, and you." nor Meson Ind said t . n
. In t. of himself. John is h . impressions of the star.
FRISBIE s ”a El: NW N oi" “.11. m .. new about your or... Wu, m... ho MW. .1 m u. reached noon. o; o. in. in... momma, «on. GM o9! HILLSIDE SCHOOL
PIES "A. ‘ mm. o. um. um, “a”, Dr- Mounts" victims" bottfl' keep out of Noel'l wsy. gmfiufffmfmygom: “of? Back Home." with Patsy Ruth Mil- . Saturday June 12th 4 and 8'30 1) m‘D S T
whet mg told a. the thymus no. 30 00M" A1111 "Poole." he hadn't 17" ' . . . ‘ ' ler and Cllle Brook in the lendingl ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' .i
m,» - Hid Wt'h Nil 3"“ about W "0h. Noel wouldn't care. What The next evenln Fa was man roles. will terminute with today's! TICKETS ”DO-TAX EXEMPT
r, "Ian no." she told him. “you gunning “‘3' “P" esehonedoesiethe other". business. 1 ' y d tn showings. It is a sequel to "Why' . .
I. . mustn‘t try to conceal anything “You men about drooplne the you know. Theirs lee strictly mod- Wfiygfififisnfiflnfi .5: Girls Leave Home." Tomorrow the For Maryvlllc 5011013“th Fund. "
' i F s LYON M In. l‘mupsychlu' ring? she asked. end saw the re ern . " routine “I"! as. i photopiny will in Jack Home in in case of rain, postponed until Monday, June 14th.
, o o ' '02 course. he explained in do sentrnent on his lacs. “1 ve reed about such things," he "The Fighting Peacemaker" '
‘ tense or drum. “Net’s e tleetotller “In: «A shortly. ule slowly. "but I never emailed of The "mutton was forth 0min '
JOB PRINTING I“ you must make allowances (or “I wouldn't worry it I were you. encountering one among my " little inter. Wit“ “1‘ am" in“ . "
him." As i heard align it. the thing wen blends.” m‘dfnmuflfif‘ "W ‘3'; Wheeling Woman Has versaiion. 0n the other hand. en-
omit like W “Oh. I can't be Just an noevoi hle sceident end one “You heven‘t said." she told him ' V I room. ‘ ' pcclaily it the woman is calling up n
m l 3:“ “3:. him. ten new." maggot: you could hardly be evtter'eotuu. “what you thoustlt ct wufigfin ”I0 rmrtlitél'n? Long semce Record Who Should End man during business houra, she
went ve been! a lot is ' era's bein int-med in it.” She “3 ~ —“‘" ' ‘
on. tel! “You H v t .. he 3 yo to .1 mmuuht ’0“ The oldest telephone employee in‘ Phone Conversatlon. should be careful not to continue the .
shout your durum agency. It ii cry been ltully. so was studying him. M .. . . , ‘ cemersntlon too long, lest the man
mill. ll odd M mend Gn- cued. "What. am I suppoeod to think?” busy "m, evening. 99"“ °t “"l“ in “"5 5““ °‘ “ e“: might find it necessary to excuse
m W W up :0 "Of hum." “I. IMO OWIW' h. um "lt’eallveryintereeting— sex was I. we 0.“: Va» Vll’gll’ll! is Ml” lllttle L. Miner. By whom should it telephone con. himself. This is a difiicuit thing n,
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f, ~._ No: Ind I. you know. worked to: only that. but the malice of it." Ppon': oen‘me me.- she gm, e 1884, as an operator. From time to mlnate the talk. as the person who mall “hi can! “I: vino hrings the
years in the an agency. I wrote She was silent. and he went on. trifle impatiently. “Call me Eleanor.“ time she was promoted until she he. calls up is in the position of a call. conversation to a do”
eepy end he at clients! retiree heat-lily: “lt’e e trivial “Well. tun—sinner.“ come chief operatOr. in which pool. or and it he or she Were calling in Lon Me mom con;,mw°m m
“m en ems." she cow thing. or course. on Dick Ind Ilse ”Eh-n you not me tit-tell Val tloii she served roi- many years. In person the host or hostess obvious- boa {gm ‘Whne we p‘mon “.1",
“who vented. ’ SIM both it")!!! wt! m till! ”ll mums-y. M1” 1921 she became weltare supervisor ly would not be the ones to bring ' g
Whoop-loo. greet won: it. Nevertheless. it's more “I'm not sure can venues” for the Wheeling district and in m: the call to an end. However, as 3.2;: fifiecf,“"“‘f,':“’;m"h‘f 3333;,
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Ca 3" J: '2 Wu " x mm m ”Jo: WT!!! m“ “:3 district. is I “I“ which h“ “3 exceptions. the 'line ridges-yin engaged in some
cold. WBMW : MOM A lot It .V'er: eta-not nt- es. e Veg-lee Repcflol—yo— “nu“ ‘ “m" “ °°“"°"‘“¢ “'1‘ van- important occupation. buiwouid '
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