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A. LANDMARK FALLS “GOODBYE, BALL!”—BABE RUTH, ' .VAST THRONG ATTENDS MASS IN SESQUI STADIUM ‘
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Beiore a great altsr in the Boson-Centennial stadium st Philadelphia, Pa., more than 300,000 per-
’-' i ' sons are shown oi'lering prayers at a mass held for the celebration oi the birth of America. Loud speak-
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ere carried the voices out over the crowd.
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v' Hero's the first of those three mighty home runs Babe Ruth hit in the iourth World Series gnmey
played in St. Louis. The hull? it's over the fence! The picture 'as trunsmiim! by airplane and telephoto.
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Two hundred feet ‘ historic brick and mortar crumbled to dust p \v; '
as the camera snnpp .i':'('. The high stack oi the Milliourno flour THE HORNSBY ‘ ILY AT HONIE
mills. (or generation. .‘ '.-..uinmrk in Philadelphia, falls below the de-
M . strands of progress. ,nrehousc is to occupy the site.
IS THIS THE REALMUSSOLINI?
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Mlle. Susanne Lengien, queen oi tennis stars..wnrnis up ior her debut into the ranks of professionals,
scheduled for Madison Square Garden. New York Cit»
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A Success 0f Dennison Craft
Pure FOOd Sale Every Tuesday afternoon at 4:80 i
The Pure Food “13 held by the for ten weeks. Instructions brood-
members oi the T. C. B. class 0: the east by Dorothy Wright. Expert
South Norwsik Methodist Episcom-l Dennison Demonstrator.
church, yesterday. in‘the Roodner
block. North Main street, was most Dennison “d No Department;
successful. Those in charge feel Second “”5
that they who amply repaid tor .
their atom. The Hamilton Shop
i \ Each society of the church had 49 WALL STREET
. pledged s certain amount toward the
running CIDOH'OI 0f the congrega- ~ ’
Benito Mussolini is a dictator by looks as well as by proieulon h tics and the T C B cisss took this
most of his pictures. Sgt here is the Italian statesman in another mood mesns o: rsising put of its pledge.
—a cslm, studious, s gether human mood, which suggests there is Those in charse of the Isle were: PAINTING &
much more to him than Ill“ imperiousnEss and ferocity. ' The Homeby futility. “UK-w‘llll‘lll"$'l‘i\[fl|(‘i‘ nt their lion!" in S't. imfc during the world series. Mrs. Mrs. C. B. Volimer, Mrs. Alfred Toy-
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. ~ members of the class assisted
. KING GEORGE LOOKING PLEASANT '“°"“” t; , newsmrzrzwmfiz “T“:E:‘i‘..‘."°m‘i‘.ii.. m... .. c. n... .1... work guaranteed
'- ‘ " I which will‘ho shown at the pat-ice B.'s will be held Tuesday night. Oct. Rates reasonable
\ ‘ . next Tuesday and Wednesday and 12. in the class room at the church. Estimates Given Free
THEY’D LIVE IN GO VERNOR’S MANSION “ “W“ “N" “d M”- Contest
League Of Nations John Hildak & Son
Plans tor the oratoricsi contest
MOfion Picture that the. Bunday school of the Nor- 47 Benton gt, Phone 343
Coming Here walk Methodist Episcopal church is
planning to put on in the nsar tu-
tors are now in the bends of a com-
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Norwsik will see I. new kind of
‘ picture next week, by the non! e of mittee. which is making definite sr- Wine Presses
"Hell and the w“, Out." This is rengernents tor the contest. Mem- . [i i
a motion picture iiim depicting the ;?m°‘n‘;gf cm::tuu:r;.- 1-3:: Crushers
work of the League oi Nstions. eta d u ”"h 11 n
It is to be shown at Poii's Palace 1! an "‘ "° y ' K0 5
The subject for the orations to be I
theater! id e 0 End , - ,, ..
day. Tuezdf; afidpvadiesdg. ’13:.- IlVen in the contest is Prohibition. WOOD AND BRASS FAUCETS
lowing its engagement in Bridgeport, Themes must be handed in before
the him will be shown in Norwalk. January 15' "
The picture was produced by the Rosenfield Bros. .7
League of Nations Non-Partisan ss- ’ A
K; sociation and has already been 1” WWW 3‘- Tel. “0 i
shown in several psrts or the stats. ., . ..
through the oourtuy of 8. 2. Poll. Free Deiixery - 5:
Hrs. James T. Rourke, of Bridge- ' '
3 port. a director in the Connecticut *1
branch or the organisation. is sup- ‘1
ervising the showing or the picture . "‘,
in Bridgeport. .. '
The turn will be shown several ’ u ,
times eselr day in conjunction with '
! :hwgula; lprogram]: I,Aniinatsd :
s o t e wor sing done tam endpoint.“
by the Lsagm of Nations are shown. 9" b any
as wsii as pictures of the World ..
Court sitting in the Osmosis Pesos
Palace st The Hague. There will
be pictures of historic Geneva and
ot humus people. and maps of the ofifll’cuaflc
. world blinking black and white as
the wars come and go.
Hans prominent Bridgpsort pso-
pls are members of the Bridgeport 2a DOWN W
W. World Court committee or the L. N. . “up.”
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