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Manama Overalls
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Ramos
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$17.75 to $175
washroom: erases
soars unaware
e
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THOR
(raiding Ironor
, nue. Trooport. N. 1.. was treated at
"r . t I o
but the ivorlos won‘t roll
e long duo is that eoetioe
tho ooue .
el
florets suoooodod ie escaping.
our nob to attest oiovoe without
violence is certainly a good day's
we . - .
goes who were brought to heed-
‘mm..““ W“: lit." tilt"
«tilt e:
m- W" our.
“It. s .I"
it. Join.- em and item rarity.
or dtetnlord: P toy Costello. Joseph
gallon and 11- R Ford. of teen-
. icht George is. Wilson at ng:
dole. . . ‘ ,
Four motor vohidlo arrests were
reported at Dot-ion police hoodousr-
tors ever duadey. novoas location
oi hasten was arrested loturdey tor
driving his oer et tho rote or to
miles per hour. and William Moo
lune ot dtemtord was arrested yes-
terday. also on a charge or speed-
ing. Harry Iurrti or how Torlt city
wee token into custody .by toliconton
Iiugevero tor carrying illegal lights.
and noywood Penny or 6‘! Pacino
otroo‘t. dtemtord woo errootos at
8:" e. nt. Iundey morning (or driv-
ing under the “31:“? or liquor.
0
more: Orinor. ot noudeio mm
the Itenitord hospital oorly. detur-
dey morning tor e oevoroxcut over
the eye and tor bruisoe received
when his cor eiduwtpod another
on nonoeooter avenue and then hit
a public service eels. Orinor, who
bed run oi! the root reed. was ten
lying in the street. heir blinded
from flowing blood. Ho etoppod
Harry Poett or New Cocoon. a pose.
ing motorist. end the letter tooehiu
to the hospital. lie was diocbergod
otter the out woo stitched and wont
to e dtenttord .hot:i.\.
Four collisions occurred in the
vicinity oi Dorian over the week-end
and some with considerable damage
to the machines. but all settled
emmadperticlmnio out oi court.
Arthur D. i'inirhent. or New Canaan.
credited his oer into the machine
driven by Howard A. Giddings. ,ot
atomtord at 1:” e. m. John duck.
or floutinflorwoilt. end Fred Smith.
at dtomtord, dgured in a smash
with their core at 2:50 p. m.. and
n‘odeloln E. Conrad. of Reckonoeck.
collided with e car driven by John
1.. donnoborn. oi lrooitlyn. Tho
fourth accident occurred when Fred
C. Odingor. ct ltemiord. drove his
car into another driven by Dr. W.
c. Fowler. eiso.ot.dto.rntord.
Funeral services will be held today
in the ty
you are sure at good .
this warm weather.
hone Your Order to
' MODERN :
i . MARKET,
3 North Rein Strut ’
«P limitltiiki’m' ' .
‘ ’ m.
‘ I, “0'56“” 7'
“fitment!" ‘
' year-old victim or Mrs. Hertha How-
. urdey. Mrs. Reward rein inod yes-
elm. til
3m
for Lawrence Howard. the eight-
erd. his mother. e Glonbrock women.
who attempted to take the life or her
two sons fend horse" at her outdo
titer home in Moneoeuen. . J., Set.
tordey in e stupor in the Anne Hey
hosoitei in boring belts. one will
be questioned so soon as her con-
dition ”mite. .
'. The contract tor work on tho in-
tersection at Mansfield avenue end
tho root road has been ewerdod to
Poul looco or Itemtord. In melt-
ing the announcement. Superinten-
deet ’ot Highways Charles P. numb:
etetod that the contract bod been
awarded i’or tho widening or none-
hcld avenue at the intoreoction. for
cutting away the sidewall: end tor
new curbs. The so». will be 82.-
OOOJS, arid the worls will be started
next week.
e ,o o .
Beginning their porterrnenco us.
:‘otr‘ 'hytr‘t $033.15“ be ideal o?-
M 7 r‘. tertiary nine 1-
theatre bathed in .inooaiieht. tho Jit-
aoy Meyers succeeded in blaring
coll-two «their; three. scheduled
alert. when run stoned theorem
the suit to shelter im-
woro W “have is o Boot
vector.“ by £112:ng 9:51:15“
’1“ ”r‘ . .n .
”Midweek." en shell:-
,. .e
. , .Jotthojoovssth
mutton
Grins true”. ”uni realism.
breethlo- suspensoo. end one or
the most beautiful love stories ever
told on the scroon combine to
moire o. screen masterpiece of “The
Road to mduley." now playing at
tho Rtelto theater. It is through the
grim realism or tho vivid mystery
drama at tho Orient that the love
storyunorhaps. is made do forcible.
it holds the audience ieirly spell-
bound and thus takes its place so
one or the best bits of screen on-
terteinmont in I. long time.
Cheney plays a weird character: a
see. contain degenerated into a sin.
sister. tight-so rred ruler of on Or-
iontel under orld hiding in e
strange dive on the Singapore we-
terfront, end 'becrotly adoring on or.
phoned daughter who never ioorno
her parentage. n pathetic bit or
realism injected into the colorful
mystery. In this productiomhe weers
one or the moat grewsome disguises
in his hletory. but geine sympathy
PALACE nun
BM
through it—e strange trick o! the
dramatist end the actor's own t.
It is Cheney's oddest role and o o in
emu:
which you will enioy hint
regardless of the oddity of his cher-
scterieetion.
PM]
A soul stirring story or e great
love. grave perils endihroo tangled
lives, is Cccilc B. Doilillo'o produc-
tion, :‘The olge noetmen." which is
on view tor the last times today at
the Palace theatre. It is a. lumen-
dous picture of modern Russia. ro-
mantic yet more than 9 romance.
melodramatic. yet vastly bigger end
finer than mere melodrama—s. two
men story at the love or e Prin-
cess and a piobcien boatmon. filled
with tragedy. appeal, humor. ro-
merkebly gripping. swift moving.
fascinating. absorbing. incomparac
lily the‘ greatest film achievement of
the decade. It is an extraordinary
picture.
Tomorrow Mario Prevoot comes
to this theater in Al. Christie‘s lun-
nirst comedy. "i'p in Nobel‘s
Room." It is crammed in its entire!
ty withcomerly and it will keep the
audience \vcll supplied with laugh-
tor.
0301!. I. W!
net
roner '
. 1:". ill! and 0
he. capitol nestle. new reel:
seat
riotero troduotion o Insole.
A tremendous trivia
love story vi ran
with thrills end
tic comedy "Up In Meboi's Room."
featuring Merle Provost. will leave
the Regent theater. following to.
day's showings. It is the funniest ot-
tering tho Regent pail-one have on-
Jovcd for some time and Miss Pre-
root in the leading role. certainly
does her hit in putting the comedy
over. The manner in which she
serves it just keeps the audience in
a continuous round at laughter only
letting up in the fade out. The pho-
toploy is from the great stake suc-
code. All of the original comedy is
retained with e little more added to
it.
Tomorrow ”Tho Volga Boeimen."
will open e two day engagement at
this playhouse. It comes to this city
direct from the Capitol theater in
New York. It is an amazing screen
spectacle vibrant with thrills and
genuine. heart appeal.
will?“ ond.
llinor lair.
,‘Wmfi
Theodore looloit
The greatest picture at the
current screen season. .Don't miss iti
‘ runner and
REGENT mum “on... .
’uam Grand Otllcers Beck
The ocroemlngly runny Al. cam. From 1‘1““an $9th
The Norwolit National Guard offi-
cers returned eitor attending e {our
day training at Nientic. yesterday.
Those who attended lrom this
city were: Meier Frederick Morri-
son. captain Anson F. Keolor. Cep-
tein Joseph Lockhart. Contain Ed-
mund Preoce, Lioutonmto Stephen
Dokuo. Herold Brede. Frederick
‘ATRE-GOERS
RIALTO THEATRE
NOW HANG
2:15. we end a 3
near enema ANYWHERE .
LON CHANEY
“IN—
with Lois Wilson, Owen
at the Capitol, . Y.
“THE ROAD
TO MAN DALA ”
A thrilling, throbbing remonco of Singapore, the mysterious!
Against a glamorous. colorful Oriental setting, is told this
powerful tale of the derelict who wins redemption in one,
brief, biasing moment of drama.
Note :-Followin this presentation, this production will open
ms cements
none *
Moore. Henry a. Welthsll f};
Mayflower Hook
Lewis end Russell Day.
M—
ll News.
W
child believes in Santa Claus,
relief
Commercial Appeal.
Piloudski Refuses Polish Presi-
dency.-Ileadline. His lite insurance
company probably had something to
do with that decision—Indianapol-
dcme men can’t understand why a
and
yet they expect the farmer to get'
from Congress.-—.‘iomphis
Monster
Week of June
ALSO
BEGIN HERB TODA!
JOHN and Id! MILBUBN
buy e homo shortly alter their
bodygirliebornendtboedvor-
using egsncy in which John is
neither end «emu lends e
eow controct. ong their so-
quointonooe are.
N031. and VERA corn.
whoeo marriage It strictly "mild--
m.”
PAT end MARIAN FORBES.
who have three children and
whose marriage is unhappy bo-
eenoo oi Pet’s roving tendencies.
from chapters told how:
John. I“ love with his wile
but e mantis individual. was
lescineiod on meeting MILL
can. at whens Poo Forbes
hints that she is having trouble
with her husband.
Whoa For tool: JUDITH. the
baby. to Washington to visit her
parents. John "eon around" e
good deal. mostly with Pet
Forbes.
When Poo returned John told
her oi satire of his action but
ohoiesohurtetitiorociteloio
little reunion with DOROTHY
FRANCIS, now a siege star and
on old demo at bit. that he is
silent about soon at his wilder
dos.
Fey is oiwoye fearful that
John will get Into some kind at
trouble that will ruin their hep-
stnoso. but John thinks she inst
doesn’t understand him. It to
hit to NM. {owl’GW's’ sol;
m Id“ o 0 d or O
Jfifiw home drunk one
n creating e scone on
the M teen. and to MRS.
amt. another eeondelenongor.
to tall or John's out with
ELEANOR N. when he
dhiilru and suspects or trying
to captivate her husband.
For. angry and bitter. orders
hire. liebo' out or the house. end
when John cones beets-lots,
end with nor on his breath-
there is e
"m “dill-limb”
m strode dotorminodly out'o!
ERNEST ’ lYNN o
IGHQQKS’ WIVES
he set staring into the empty lire-
plecs, egitetedly consuming cigars:
otter cigerot. ,
O O O .
He div. not go to bed until he was
sin that fly was asleep. end the
noel: morning at breakfast he tried
to tell her the whole story. But fly
had thrown around her olt a cold
reserve which he toned impossible
to penetrate. end it seemed to him
so he set ecrbss trout her at the
- table that be wu'bmlttesting with
a stronger.
"Well. he inquired. belting in, his
explanation or how llleenor
celled hint up to dii in at the petty.
“o‘ron't you intonetedt'f sad to!
noes. “I'd rather forgot it."
"Very well. then." and John shut
up like e clam.
.0.
dtiil snorting under Fey's silent
rebuke end her now and strange in-
dloroneo. John. to e do at pique.
Mathis! Davidson’s invitation
to! e "hem." and two nights later
tound hint in the letter's enactment.
a Dion :- bod boon nieid dor tour. and
orumttrlbaieoonodtudsorinro
Mots o. ring end admitted too
151' ornamental young wagon.
M N, were ”I 01' BI
.-tho‘ we. intro-
- mt “t“; .3.-
“ ll 0! o -
as». girls." and fighter broke trons
ems renew srua
"1 ”little that some caution.” she remarked significantly.
"might apply to the advertising profession."
on which Mollie alone disagreed with
N about Devidson’s choice of foods.
ray and their recent unpleasant to
shout this little party. John thought.
questions asked by anyone. _I-Ie did
names. nor did they ask him his.
Joyce broho o short silence once to
i" that. "l“‘.."ll°°‘..’°.."..‘,'
can ',' on u
admitted it. = ~
to make their neurones tron o
linen clout which was Paul's “ooh
in.“ end Davidson cosmetod strange
drinks tor than. exhibiting a soil:
huge snort roadster and drove tor
miles beneath the lots summer moon
to o milieu-o. when the! den
Wuuuendgbg mi :03; the
on von no .
sorting to his pocket dost.
ms;—
~ 0:“
6-7191»: I“
ll.
,Ir
hi
til
~
later!" he exclaimed tregigelly.
"Never mind. Poul." liloilio went
over to him end kissed his choolt.
‘ “Thank you. teir one." said Paul.
“I belts it that cells (or a drink. An
I right?"
“Poul." Mollie laughed. “you are
positively psychic." ..
During the meal John glowed
pleasantly under stimulating con-
versation. They discussed plays.
books. the “supermeeli "—whoea
John condemned wrethtuliy. a point
wi
him—end sold complimentary things
Quito torgotten tor the tim were
lotions. . The most charming thing
was the test that there were no
not know Joyce's end Mouto'o loot ‘
interesting looking bottles" bone
be
inhisebilityesebertoador,
new they all pilod‘iato M's
3.
edited.
01ers?"
much. John.
divorce."
“Goodness. ‘Clere. what's it
about?" and added quickly. "Forgive
me.
curious.“
“it serves . no
ago said omtritoly. “tor
re you end unsettle our
plans. Doesn't it. mt" ’ y
. John looked curiously at his wits.
tormhedbeen thedrottofldltlt
retborntoen trickon her
N laid her head
Imu’oendnid
end not wanting to disturb her. he
went to bed in another room. won-
dering whet oert of explanation he
would otter her in the morning.
“I was out with Paul Davidson
ot night.” he told her at breakfast.
end as she did not seem inclined to
question him mrthor, he let it go at
that.
Hor resentment toward him
ill seemed to be sm.ldorlng. end so
he rode down to the cities he tolt
some rocriminetion: he wasn't acting
lair. ‘ u told himself: the thing to do
was to be porioctly square with fly
out now on.
Some days later there was dinner
for the .‘feneteeo. end Fey. learning
that Clare was in town. included her
the invitation.
Dick. John concluded at eight or
m. was getting much header. and
the sir or solid prosperity obout hint
seemed to be increasing. “George!"
John exclaimed, “taking his hand.
“them must be a lot or sick people.
You look liho a bloated plutocrot.
Who's yrur tailor?"
Dr. Monotee smiled without an-
owor. end Fey signaled thet dinner
was ready.
"Well. Clare." Margret sold to
her younger eistor. "you might do
well tell the liiiburne now."
"Why. what's all this?" Jone
"Holding out en! secrete.
"Nothing
l'rd merely getting 0
Ciere smiled faintly.
“Merely! I didn't know such
logs were considered so trivial."
Fey. completely surprised. said.
oil
I didn't mean to appear too
“Oh. that's all right. toy. Clinch
simply impossible to get along
with. so I'm quitting-that's ell."
"That isn‘t all." burgers: out in
th some heat. “Fay. the way that
men fooled her and lied to her and
misreprooontod things generally was
positively shameful.
that Clare was able to out un with
him so long."
I'm surprised
“How terrible!" l‘ey murmured.
and John declared. "I never could
see Clinch Leno tor dust. anyway.
“Voila." in! rentenotrotod. "you
yo no rght to say things like
that."
"Can’t help it. Fey. Now that
Clara's getting rid of hint. I can tell
her that be impressed the as e foun-
nugor host the beginning."
o was pretty much that.” Clore
admitted
“ln at out piece." Dick supple-
”Whirl; "ho remit: himself as
e nroooercue or. d he
didn’t have any more humortben
tech rabbit. to end Glare got
houseboat their honeymoon to dad
creditors booissins thoet trout only
side. lie was ell front. has woo."
."Whet are the
”k“ Jone ~
"Noe-eupport and cruelty. There's
the matter or separate residence to
gmunds. more?"
teltea core or before I bring suit."
tint. ."
II
aim“.
pinyin e
m. ‘ltt
. on
nothi .
rougbout the evening
a...
‘ Infant Death " Rate
. cities included in this one ondthe‘
"nag: ..
“he ..
'9' w
John E. Wallace Attractions
On dosview Avenue Park Property
POPULARITY
To determine the most popular girl in
‘South Norwalk
1st PRIZE“ DIAMOND RING
2nd PRIZE GOLD WRIST WATCH
, AND 5 OTHER PRIZES
I On View at R. I". Noeck's Jewelry Store
26 North Main 8t., South Norwalk
This contest is open to all girls of good character.
Apply Mr. Hamilton on grounds or to contest committee.
and Ladder Co’s.
Carnival
28th to July 3rd
CONTEST
Official Boy
comfort.
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122 Washington St.
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scorn NORWAIS
Continues To Be Low;
One Conn. City. Leads
NEW YORK. June 28.—-The rec-
teined in 1824 by cities of. the United
States lacked e traction ot a. point of
being equalled in 1925, according to
the report issued today by the Amer-
ican Child Health association. New
York city. The reports for 633 cities.
having populations or 10,000 or over
in 1920.,ehow that for every thou-
sand babies born in 1025. 73 died
during the year. The exact rate was
72.6 as compared with?“ in MN.
The report relates to the cities
within the Birth Registration Area
at the United States. which includes
It states and the District 01 Colum-
bia. This area was first established
in lots. end‘then consisted 0! only
lo states in addition to the district.
States admitted are those in which
the United States Census Bureau
node a reporting eillclency ct to per
cent or better. There are now 641
figures given above are based on
the returns from 633 cities. which
represent‘ovor 09 per cent of the
urban population at the em.
atonind’ton. Conn.. and Winona.
Mlnn.. achieved the lowest rates of
all cities. the neuro being at. These
citloo on in the mu bovine nonu-
letiene at 10.000 tei .0oo in 1930.
W—
A Wubinotoe lady. weighing no
poundsiooherdiitg her husband with
cruelty by boiling hot and cronies
hor orbit“ the room. A beauty
wior would chergoher a. still bill
for similar 'lbrViOOdw-Ddlldl 8cm.
in com neth- use most oi.
wers weiboeiboriobteidoeio wo-
men. eet. other outside“
cider choose to a...
_ rims limos of Pro.
sorely Indeed-*Ndmd
b
ord low rate for infant mortality et- .
0 love:
met so itho um i “lie 0
on sector. A ‘ “I 1
Sadie Coggswell Aw
From Home For eek
Sadie Coggswcll of Spring street.
aged 21 years has been missing trons
her home tor over a. week. according
to a report made to the police Set-
She is five feet tall. weighs 130
pounds. has black bobbed hair end
wore a blue dress. brown shoes and
a lumber jacket when last seen.
This is not the iirst time that she
has left home. e
Blood Pressure Down
Five Degrees In
Ohe Night
Mr. George lunge' r of Jersey Cit!
Tells How Bo Quickly Reduced
iiigh Blood Pressure
"I have entered trout high blood
pressure since lest July with e pres-
sure oi 23d. 1 would have times se-
vere headoches that come with high
bllood prouure. such as dull throb-
bing pain and ringing in my ears. I
had terrible dizzy spells, at times so
bad I would have 'to' grab, hold» or _
something to keep trom telling. I
would become very week end otten ’
I would taint away. Finally. I bo- ,
come nervous and could not {reap
nights. . r ’
"I heard o! Tones and decided to .
live it e trio! and l on oortoialr
'lidd that I did. Why. do you knew.
the M “V W will! "It Cm ‘
dvodegrooo end , ll.” all! getting ,
b sood night's root. Those din!
spoils have kit and I haven't lied e
omit or rotating op
tow dbl“. To be I'i
Norwalk Chronicler