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“THE KID” IS. GONE! LONG LIVE
JACKIE COOGANl .
PAGq SEVEN
Regent Palage
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“ACTION acmSTEF‘" NE“, YORK—A huge Nut NOT- to“! Tm. TOD‘Y 8:1,, 7:15 “a ' ('hmnl‘lfl)’ “lily iii 9)
gor. combining the Irving Bank t
Trust Company and the American
Bmhenngeoinc National Bank
with total resources or approximate-
‘The F OUR '
.HORSEMEN '
Fitzgerald & Caney
Combustion Engineers
Douglas Fairbanks in "The Black Pira ” KEITH
dilerwin st. roman ll.."'rl'.113.°£°'.r ‘iilr‘plfiiliudi “must i gor;triagllgaoqlglrural: VAUDEVILLE
yesterday. The new bank. which
will be known as the American Ex-
change lrying Trust Company. will
rank as the third largest in New
York City. being exceeded in else
only by tho National City Bank and
the Chess National.
The consolidation relegates to
iourth piece the Guaranty Trust
Company. which recently terminated
negotiations for iho emuisltion ot
the American exchenge. ,
The recent history of the two
banks, whose union now gives them
e piece as one of the most important
or New York's great financial insti-
tutions. has been marked by e
steady growth in which mergers
have played an important part.
Several years ago the Irving Ne~
iionai Bank end the Columbia
Trust Company were Joined and un-
til 8. few months ago the name in-
ing Bank-Columbia. Trust Company
wee used. Their program of ex-
pansion recently was marked by the
purchase of the Butchers and Drov-
ers National Bank.
About a year ago a consolidation
or the American Exchange National
Bank and the Peciiic Bank was et-
tented.
The new institution will be capi-
talized at $82,000,000 and its com-
bined capital, surplus and undivi-
ded profits will be approximately
868,000,000. With the addition or
deposits. as listed in the latest pub-
lished statements. the combined re-
sources will exceed 0785.000.000.
Lewis B. Pierson. present head of
the Irving Bank. will be chairmen
of the board or the enlarged com-
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Added Attractions
Chapter 4 ‘Suowed in’
and
Aesops Fables
Foley & Welton
Foster & Semon
Niithane & Sully
“The Final Rehearsal”
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SAMUEL ZTERLER. presents-i
Coming 003m (IBM in “INTO HER KINGDOM"
Adapted by June Mathis
Photographed by John I". Seltz
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THEATRE NOTES
Jackie (‘oognn's rumpus hub is no more. The slicers or the bsrbcr
have left “Tile Kill" a memory. with a mnnnisli. "regular fellow" sub-
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turll colors will terminate its en- SATURDAY
gagernent here with today's presen-
.. . . tetions at the Rialto theater. The F RANK MAYO and mm
stars are Douglas Fairbanks and
.. - Billie Dave. The picture done in RUTH EPIFFORD
~. beeutitul coloring will immediately “ "T . ,, TI'IE
a. IOU” SOKO- ‘ meet with tho approval or the au- Lew TYICI' S WIVCS
t W. Isle gre- ‘ dire“: The bealu-titul story end SUNDAY ONLY
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Wet. oompos— “ . . perusal. The special musical num- CLARA BOW and
g 3” audio art- ER 1 The girl shrugged. end eeseyed e her which accompanies this picture WALLACE featuring
i“ 'm m . hetbog had fallen down careful smile, as it she were atreid is played during the ShOMnI- RIACDONALD
' be: 0‘ i “may n... times '1... oh. my her heevily made up lips were going Tomorrow Richard Talmadge will J h S h'ldk d
m .1...“ came mp. Mug. to crack. "i could myself." she be oflcred in “The Merry Cavalier." - ——-ln— 059p C 1 rant an
[In modems. Judith was so busy soothing m. [M "Tho sheike'ot Pendleton Boy. what a picture it is. It is e or 9:
My», cmcmng “Md old in], in the seat behind. will have their work cut out for sensation end a production without TWO can Play Margaret De La Matte
I l (M a), South upon whose heed m. box M had them trout now on. with Ef’lc Witt“ a peer. The selected shorter teetures
| Phone 947. lino-newer descended twice. that '1'. scarcely PM“!!! the COMPOUUOII- are the tourth chapter of "snow.
noticed the man who wordlessly Judith was suddenly aware of e ed ln"ond Aesop's Fables.
511.
_reck. . .ri ~
stretched out e long em end ed-
justed the baggage securely on the
But when she turned away trom'
the eplltering dame. she saw that
her rescuer was tell,aud that the
tell. grey ligurs moving down the
aisle. It was the grey tweeds. end
she allowed herself this times good
look st her knight of the bet box.
His face. like the rest at ids dgure.
wee lean. and his clothes. while ep-
"Tlie Black Pirate." en enthrall-
ing photopley ct piracy done in ne-
Valentino with
Rudolph Alice
Terry are showing for the lest times
R . II
i l: Bargains shoulders.beneath the‘ gray tweed pmnily new. gun the sit“:t of today at the Regentrtheater in The
r. 3 were somewhat stooped. as he bowed looseness. fl. had ‘ smell mustache. 1- our Horsemen. ' Norwalk admir-
§ l. ' in- touher and stepped heck in the aisle. Apparently. Judith thought..he was era 0: mill. stmd “it“ haveflthc‘ir gel:
3‘ ‘ — Thanklyod. she smiled. Iouve one ot those men of whom tailors oppo .un y o ay 0 see in n
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J , noisy young barbarians stormed the Judith thou ht. wonder back and throw the tear or coeoh who lacked s squire to engi- . ‘. _ f d, “m
- VICTROI AS coaches. and Judith's cer suddenly "that mg“... m,» h. "may“ God into those Phi Dells." he re- new-h" W‘ '5' Mi ”“0” ‘Z.l§."i‘i§“{‘.i.§°3§2.’i 1:: 22$“: iatggfd‘psefd isrggrrmglfim or RADIOS .
f, ‘ m full of M13112 m .34 no. indulgently. as" full of Betas and marked. and retreat“ decently l! lonely. e . . gun“ “a it u g, case of laughing ' Hubert D. Tanner. Hartford. gear- '
‘ SOLD 0N EASY TERI/19 coon colts end bloom hit” with Phi Delta. and they're shooting high- down the M810. ., The whooping. stealing "if”. until you can't laugh anymore. The ed driving means for machine tools.
. loud labels. powered propaganda into all out-best Judith set and trowned at the “M “W "diam“.“m‘m s t a, D 1., no mo Morton c Taicott Hartford, board You Can Afi‘ord
' T Asthe seetsiilled. Judith removed rush prospects. And not a Sigma landscape Dbl-in. by. Tobgukgn Mum ‘0 It.) M the PM' MM" tan 0:1. fol-“do an or. drop hammer ' G l t 1,;
‘at“ her out born the recent onset be- Psion board but me." tor a rreshmani Well — end she “m m" V” W!!! engulfed “1°"? fl”: CU ‘ ‘ gum and John J. Mel's...” (4). New Haven. 39“ 0m? e 9
side herendieid it on the mlebehsv- Judith's eyes followed his as they smiled at the thousht - the day “l ' "1“ ”N “a W" mm “m“ m m ‘youh i‘uiittl g e. air spring.
in: hatbox. Immediately ‘ m glanced ‘t the small pin. M“, might come. °t course. "h!” she mum Whichmilledebout herwith when they untod t er ‘ e sccr ' John J McElroy New Haven. air $17.75 to $175
colored youth slipped into the piece. with rubies and diamonds. on his would look upon such a mistake II ‘ m “M °‘ W M you will be surprised. “my and s rin device ' .
sudnh gleuoed eldewlse at him. rest. - e compliment rether then s blow to W'- Th'“ W * mm“ M mm“ "'° "Wm” °' ”m“ w‘" ”2.5., p. c'andee and J. a. Bur- Parts tor all hook-ups
liorwelk . Westport without turning her head. and lust ' bably ought to crash the gets her sophistimtlcn. But not yet. “’9‘“ on ‘3' M a “"7“" “m ’°‘" ““3”" wm‘ "1°" "mm" ton " Waterbury ' dial-operating
. m. eyes in ‘ similar maneuver. m back there." he confided. "and one Not while her m m .0 few. men. and the girls greeted one el- tion. Foster and Semen go to Cuba mechanism. - . , s
youth leughed. and Judith. blushing nerernese ot cosh for Sig Psi. But The lost beside Judith was taken m "‘1' M “4" “M m ‘° “W" ‘ ““m "‘d "m“ m" Eerie B Lewis Waterbun'. vom- Rider 8 Radio Shop
.,______1____.- faintly. smiled. 1 don't feel Nils! ‘0 it. After three by . girl who an,“ into it without lbr e moment shelves swept by e they uncork some “clever comedy. lur tor radio-dials. .
. 1' YOUR lEADERS PUT '1‘“! W "cupid?" m that sort of thins kinds pells so much u s sluice to see who was “” °‘ helpless W New“. * 5“"? "m“ ‘ “n“ °" Luis DeFlores and w. J. Mitchell. 5W°m° m" s°' ”m"
... CE 5 , Judith shookher heed. ..No.- she on cos. y' know. But then. I eup- beside her and began applying her 3“ "Mallow.“oughun- 1....“ of ”canon". 1;.“ River Mass. heater for dis-
“ END '03 ”5 wd- demurdr- \ one. you don‘t know. Prob-ibis lip-tick viii: mt concentrates. mm" d ”W M ’l' ‘ The mm “m" " °°°m charge outlets oi iluid containers.
The youth pulledeponderouspi didn’t have national fraternities She would not be distracted hon loose-fitting m m N M“ .' Walsh in "The Kick Off," a sliml- Otto A Frederickson Wethsrs-
tron: Ia cuisine pocket and stroked whsrsyou came from. What soror- ber absorbing occupation until a W M m M W. m ins photoplay of the gridiron end a 1d .m‘mm‘ conduit filling.
it thoughtfully. rhea glenclngovel‘ ltysre you aiming at?" cerelier o: striped some and m “'4‘“ m We l II“. love. - .' ' .. A, All The Farm Produces In
his shoulder. .“Wondee is I could Judith hesitatedemolneut. ”.Why blotch! mum seemed. to "' m “m u' M Mei .. 3~
sneak a few drags bellies the train- I don't know. None. probably." hang overiher. ' m didnasseie. [Mellie Are You MD'SUWER
man comes through? They don't Bis sparse eyebrows went up in "Greht joint this school's gettin' W was that the m'“ ,
entorco the nomekerulpverymucb. mild surprise and he s at her to be." he remarked. “Beer old “a the “I m m m Birth. . ‘T “ 7” Is ntdlndd in each m o!
anyhow. coastline cell‘s; wasn't” with it: new interest. "How do you Tnifiothy Brown's heading the died- ?” mer‘thm 3"” ‘ I . -‘ .Och. W
".‘ot mu chance me set at way? Do you know what 9 e committee. It Lord DIN!- “ m ‘ ' ' .. ' . . . ' '
like Ulla. I guess.” commented .i’u- lite is like tor a barb in Pendleton the student body. Hen router‘s The next m the u had M" “a 3“" Jack mm zrnw.ll.n..~.“. Lemme! porrame P urlna Chld‘en Chowder
dith. "Are all the trains like thh or" no surveyed Judiih's trim new Never knew the Melted “”9“ M h m m mick-fl ”mm “mm“ m n" mud w“ ofGoddoEiimlnauoir
”‘1... . cm“ nu“ “a m. chem. .or wine. woman and sons himself. and lll' suitcesseed hence. ms tree cuts or a bailey sirl. born at the . Corn Wheat Oats
"This one’e tome compared to stone marten that she were against MY "m to let “I’m 0’. sun went m m m...” tel ”hm“ “and“ October 1" WCTIONALlnsctlvityofthe ’
most or on." he argued ditty. her dove-colored suit. . know “em.” m "he denied sis-s. Mr. end urs Howerd Wood. HM. Wu . “mm or“ and other 1118mm“!
4.7mmnunu mi: oushtiosssoooorthsuahs u'i'oiiyuu whet ru do.” he went "I-li.”iheslrissie.siinssmes nmw”“‘°""" GWW “‘“m'd' ‘“ m m“ westepoleonsintheblood Syrup-
. «.1 . I/ll'xiiitfudfuz. ma s his sons. W on. "I'll give your name to sour. ether mouth with showers: “'- 5‘“ “I "I M W parents or as My boy. Howard m ohm. mama m _ Scientifically Mixed
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m tin m and ._. You s new, He heated but they're still‘ making dates tor ' sour.“ mlflmmhthemeyu. TWO ream IE8 “011de m and. main“, we beck- tor
a u o- 3' closely. g» u rasl. week. Tell us about yourseit “D'yon has me w tees is eons m “5"“. 3 W“ "5 sous eon uncommon mwmflmtmwm
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g . 't _ , Co > m ”a. In“ "I. h I,“ or. endxlre Arias: lehollssthere neighbor! Clapboard H11]
. . bu end ”ottoman...“ “Couldn't "3'". M “WHO-P m ”I. but the and “tend the University at Vienna. CO
' , a... “mom”, Wreath. “the m. .- .. senses-gum use use now. while mi: sohulior. is. has come , PILLS Feed mpany
. n w»... , this“ Infill” «thud '- .m Mk .mbmxm‘hm “flhulubum. to live with the Buns here. Add DOAN S I. Illlll street. Norwlik
smile. "rm enough recommend?” it it was a sass seesaw-fl “I“ ll "3"!th '3 I!" attend the University of Illnlesote. 60c sis Greenwich Ave. Greenwich
‘ Judith‘s brows kni' l. "corms. the then. i i-oglso issues 13:“.- ‘ ------‘---i--, » . Fahd-cummioitoxalsos m issln Sheet, New names
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said awkwerdly.
Judith smiled again and looked up
at him. her wide grey eyes dancing.
her lips parted for another sally.
But the gray tweed shoulders
straightened and retreated'down the
aisle. their dignity somewhat im-
paired by the iurching ot the train.
80 she closed her mouth. stared
‘et him and allowed an impudcnt
wrinkle to marxthe perfect contour
ot a normally straight noes. Humphi
She patted the edges ct her
hair. which flamed I. dark but bril-
liant rod beneath her tiny bet.
shrugged her shoulders and re-
turned to her book. It was e dull
gray volume. titled “The Comm
tive system otareding. as Used in
etter darting one or two more hostile
glances at the beck of her Sleek.
finally turned her attention to the
landscape.
The next station was e Junction.
which evidently had been ’eoouniu-
letlng college students he hours
past. for when the Pendletou train
drewupstthepisucrmeuermyot
.\
, She struggled
t
he edded. "Keep your eyes and ears
open. keep your mouth shut. and
don't it any liquor until you've
lied it analysed. Follow directions.
and you may live to graduate."
3e paused. and a shout went up
hem the coach behind. At sound ot
it be straightened up and smiled
faintly — rather condescendingiy.
fesbly, and then the giant kissed her
Thank you Just as much."
\Vethorel gazed at her solemnly
Then he pursed his lips in e a- .nd-
less whistle. Judith looked out the
wi ‘. and Wethsrei nlled his pipe
again - thrust it between his teeth.
A sound at shouting came from the
rear coach. He rose lastly and stood
looking down at her. "Guess I'll
He passed Judith without a glance.
his tanned deco a trifle averted from
her, and she experienced a little
reeling or amusement. not unmixed
with a little pity for the men's ob-
vious sol! consciousness. As he
went by. Judith'e eye delight the
glint of e Phi nets Ksppe pin
dangling trons his vest. and she
nodded her head segeiy.’ Just as she
thought-en instructor. very likely.
Or maybe e professor. although he
did look young for it.
Through the window pane. .tuditb
could see that the train was sliding
“truth the outskirts of e town.
There were squalid grey houses on
all sides. and crooked. muddy streets.
with gas lentils dust beginning to
glimmer in tlieutwllight. An invol-
brekemen. hanging open a door. and
there was a generel scalable.
Judith ememhled her belongings
and stood hack to await her chance
to get out cube med press ct noisy
youth. The grey tweeds had dies,
passed. and she saw not a traces!
the mouse-colored Wetherei. she
was the only young women in the
and they wont again today and yes-
terday to see it and enjoyed it just
as much it not more. The theme
is dramatic and will keep the anal.
ence in suspense every minute it
is on the screen. Imagine the
daughters of a wealthy Argentine
citizen. one marrying a Frenchman
and the other e German and the
World War still in- progress. Cen
VALENTINO
peny and Harry E. Ward. now pre- STARRING '
: . sident of the Irving. will retain the etituted. This is Jackie's first picture since his epoch-making haircut. There in"! a {my more than 781.000 mro ;
'~ 16 North M8111 StI'Wt seine position in the new bank. . s. milee oi ruliroad track in the world. R U D 0 L P H
SUNDAY
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Your Grocer Con Supply It.
I
you imagine the dramatic seq
of this wonder picture. It is one
you will be thrilled with. to the
core. It has a surprising ending
one which will send you home
thinking of it time and time again.
Remember this is your last oppor-
tunity.
The Palace takes the honors
again this week for excellent enter.
tainment. The big vaudeville pro-
gram is a stellar one. The live acts
are hits each and everyone 0! them
and the entertainers work zealously
to give the audiences a. good solid
hour of pleasure. “The Final Re-
hearsal." the tunniost act seen here
Conn“. Patents
The (allowing were issued Octob-
er 12. 1925. List compiled at the
ottices of Wooster 5; Davis. Patent
American Universities." Shearer- soundl on smouih. Lawyers. Bridgeport. “
‘ 3/ $2.50 peir ently become interested in it. and “ vy u . “aslfmuxerWndhfi Pmo‘ James Coulter. Bridgeport. ma. . , . ._ , ‘ ~ 1
~the injured old lady behind her. But I'll give you s rule of three. I shunt hay. time tor sororities. --———- chino ior threading wrench jaws 0/]. I {1.5" I, ”g F/(I\'()I'~
and the like.
Harvey Hubbell. Bridgeport.
inching fixtures to outlets.
Earle Buckingham. Hartford. tap-
er gauge.
Carroll Knowles. Hartford. auto-
matic cylindrical grinding machine.
William J. A. London. Hartiord.
rotary mill.
at-
John J. Thacher. Wetherefield.
automatic lathe.
John B. Frcysinger (4). New Brit.
ain. belt buckle.
Louis B. Wilkinson and A. M.
Young. Moriden. electrical heatlnz
device.
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Enhances [very Dessert .
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