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oi the Not-wells Board ct 'l‘rede to-
morrow. Each member will receive -
two tickets. and is salted to malts a
report on them as soon as possible.
William H. Dleringor. chairman of
the ticket committee. announced
. this morning that August so is posi-
tively the last day for all seturns.
Lewis Stone, Barbara Redford,
Tully Marshall
. in
Lovable star of “Broken
Blossoms." “Dream
Street,” “F l g h tin 3
Blade,” “The White Sis-
ter,” now in another mo-
Two hundred and forty-nine letters tion i ' . u ,,
will be put in the mails tomorrow. tertaigicnturznfimslmph'l'en I 7‘
'1': gouth Norwalk. Norwalk. Kl- 8 pp" m" ' m
wan oreador and Lions clubs will 3
t the men who knew Jungle law. and whose wife
receive tickets next week. Mr. Dier- . The drama 0 I I”
Phone 52'! Prompt genres-y w" said this morning that at least . afo'anb‘otasenoo'sv I taught him the law of man. A real life drama. , ..
G E H E B E S eoo tickets will be distributed here. HE BERT WI LCOX i T
il‘hg gill be put on sale in stores r;
"I“ h u I" so n . "to Second Ind “M ‘1'. I l
' ere "kuwu. tricts. The outing ticket committee SATURDAY ‘
n N izolrdes: William H. Dieringer. l
p s m "a. c arman: Arthur M. Chansntler.
er ome (loom H. Barnes. Francis J. Burns ‘ wally wales
cum M m m”: and Le Roy D. Downs. Representa- ‘
cook stoves. NW“ tlvee irom all the local clubs are in-
cream “mm M“ “a °' eluded on the committee. ' I in
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i Chapter 4 “Bar C. Mystery” RALPH INOE
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. "Old Loves‘ and Now." is an adsp- I
When we say they're fresh they tation by Marion rut-ta of "The ev means some Making mate 9° PM“
are men. Desert Healer. the latest at the HUSBAND—I hope you will hurry “Ah. it isn't only 010"!" 1""
celebrated E. M. Hull novels to
reach the screen. it is new show-
ing at the Bialto theatre. .
Ever since the novel's appear-
ance. not so long ago. d its im-
mediate leap into the cat seller
class. iilm producers have sought the
Mir to the book for film purposes.
But.it has fallen to the lot at hier-
lon‘ Fairfax. eminent screen writer
and executive. who recently turned
producer. to realise this purpose.
. Miss Fair-tax is presenting it with a
with your dressing. or we shall be count. It takes three generations to
into for the opern. make a gentleman."
WIFE-Hurry? Why, what else "Well. there's a. good prospect for
have I been doing tor the last two your grandson."——Der Drummer,
hoursl—Kasper. Stockholm. Berlin.
Ex'mA ADDEE) emotion
OUR GANG in ”THUNDERING PLEA!”
Our meats and vegetables are as
trash as our eggs.
THE
MODERN MARKET
15 North Main Street
a. a. Fairchiid. Prop.
Clara Bow as the manicure-
girl bride of a Maine
woodsman—a luring little
The management personal-
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Balers and Retailers oi ‘ _ ' o . ,. (9 I926 ,
I Quality Groceries mantra; narrator; y CAROLYN LLS ..... a} 6.9. PUTNAM s ores CgLEMA" SHOWS
two days besinning today in “Nell ‘ " ‘ . nder the Ausplces 0f
tiiol but strange condition. lay
where it was round, and must re-
main there until viewed by the
Coroner's Jury.
The studio was guarded by a po-
_Gwyn." a comedy drama. It brings ' BEGIN ms TODA! ., ’ r .
Mill Gish to the screen in another " In Harbor Gardens. bong
perfect entertainment oi great mer- Island. in an elaborate bungalow.
it. in its presentation and entertain- lived PERRY mm and hie
‘ A. F. Beckmann Co
Inc.
NORWALK BASEBALL CLUB
MAIN STREET SHOW GROUNDS
LADIES’ SPECIALTY
SHOP
56 SOUTH MAIN ST. ,
SOUTHQNORWALX, CORR.
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$5.00 Down
admired her in previous productions.
You will adore her in this one. How
this brilliant story works itseli cut
is one; or the brilliant tales oi the
screen.
PALACE
"Mantrapx' one at the most thrill-
ing. entertaining. pictures that has
been seen here’ in some time. open-
eri an engagement of two days ht
the Palace theatre this afternoon. It
ieaiures Clara Bow. Percy Marmont
and Ernest Terrence.
"Mantrap." the picturisation oi
Sinclair Lewis's newest novel. is a
brilliant study ct two men. a woman
and adventure it presents one oi
the most unusual love situations that
has ever come to the screen. Clara
Bow is the woman and Percy Mar-
mont and Ernest Terrence are the
men. How this unusual triangle set
in the woods and lake country or
Canada. worlds out. is one of the
try Club. The other leading can-
didate was but ANDERSON.
Perry's wiie was bosom. but
cold and sarcastic. She never
need rouge. never were colors.
She reflected rare hits oi glass
. and her latest was a whisky hot-
tle which aroused her husband to
eeorn.
Myra. provoked at a growing
intimacy betwuu Perry and
Bunny. announces she has made
her will in ism oi lumen. ent-
ting Perry on. That night. she
quarrels with her husband and
alludes mysteriously to his
"secret."
That night. heath. sis-liar
downstairs. surprises his wit
, with lemon and orders the latter
one oi the house by morning.
. ered in the studio.
.Candieearehnrnlogather
Washington Street log in its entirety. . wile. mm. They were enter-
' Nell Gwyn." is an En lish sto tsinin as house nests: liceman who sat just outside the e g . .
Phone 3565 30. NONI“ tamed throughout m. “gr”, II: ”\fiimcn n‘qm, ., dig. closed door. The lounge was lull o! Maln Street . Norwalk
‘ - ’ has pathos and humor. with a pow. tent relative of Mm'l IMAM. bustling people. who. with more or August 2 t0 7
erini conclusion drawn against a irosn Perry, her only heirs and less authority. iussed around inquisi-
spectaculnz background. But you'll BUNNY MOORE. young. vi- tivciy.
want to see the picture. The part :aciollle' golden-halred. an Old ‘m‘p‘o'aagyg'1hfifxxzefi'hgf See See See m-
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her poorer.
Bunny refused to see her at first.
but on a more insistent message the
girl went reluctantly trom her room
downstairs to greet the caller.
Her blue eyes showed traces of
tears. and her lips quivered as she
came toward Mrs. Prentiss.
And for once. the girl failed to
show an alert interest at the sight of
a. strange and good-looking young
man.
For 'l'cdhunter Buck had accom-
panied his aunt. partly as on
cort. but more com a desire to see
Bunny herself.
Nor was be disappointed. He told
himselt on the spot. that she was
the loveliest girl he had ever seen
and was the one girl in the world for
him. and many such decisions and
asseverations.
Bunny acknowledged his introduc-
tion with about-minded politeness
and asked them to come with her to
a small morning room had: oi the
only 20 inches high ship of world tank oi water
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est tascinati .- ind unusual tales ere near the body a card merited
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Conn. Light & POW” CO. ideal entertainment. ' ’1‘” Wv m I” “'0 5'“ "Who is herer' Who is lookln
want. 81'. ' ' NORWALK ---—--—-""" '.the m m ‘m m with alter u"' demanded an». Pro :1 s
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schools here decrees that young men satiation. M I. “"3" a“ nofimfd' “1‘33““ a: mum
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load to murder. You’ll have to dad
I bigger motive than mere incom-
patibility before I'll believe, that
East): killed his wile. What about
that young chap. her cousin. or
whatever he is?"
“tarry man?“ said Forbes.
“Isl. he’s her cousin.—a distant
one. I thinl But why should he
murder hert‘!
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of a strange and good-looking young man.
' tin." Cunningham cried.
godo Meadowlamrnstobabydoll
angry impulses. If be sensed tron.
bis from Inman's attentions to hire.
Heath. he wouldn't kill either of
them. he'd put the young man out
of his house and merely shake his
linger at his wire. I live over there.
you know. and l'm acquainted with
the whole bunch. There's a baby
of Bunny. and I believe she's some-
what gone on Parry herseli.”
"Oh. well. then there's your mo-
"intense
natured artist. tired of his marble
mu desperately in love
to write about it. and I just couldn't
telephone!"
"No. no. of course not. my dear.
But you can’t stay here alone—
hsven't you heard a word n-om Hr.
Heath?"
"Not a word.” Bunnys' isce turned
rosypink.buthervoicewascelm
and steady. “I can’t imagine where
he went or what's keeping him
away." ‘
“Who is in charge here?"
“That's what everybody asks.
Why. nobody's in charge. exactly.
Mr.lnrnanis.insomewaye.andoi
course. the servants keep the house
running Just as usual. I see a law
oi Idyra's triende. but not all of
them—I Just can't!"
“Of course you can't.” put in N’
dy Buck. with real sympathy. “It
onghtn't to be expected of you.”
“Ion must come over and stay
with me." ldrs. Prentiss ordained.
and her nephew's heart leaped for
Joy.
”Oh. no. 1 can't do that.” Bunny
said. "The police won't let me leave
this house; and when they do. 1 shall.
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