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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-28

about $50 when Glen Lambert aged
10, son of Mrs. Walter Mckinney.
while in bathing at the dam, lost his
hold on the dam and slipped into
deep water and being unable to swim
lost his life. His hrother-in- law
Almon Spencer made brave attempt
to save the boy but as he also could
not swim. was unable to do so and
nearly lost his own life, The fran
tic outcries of Mrs. SpenceE sister
of the boy, soon brought the nearby
neighbors to the scene and Mr.. Spen-
Ger was rescued, quite exhausted.
The body of the boy was recovered by
Charles Walker, who dove and brot
him up at the second attempt Dr.
Richardson was summoned and soon
arrived. All efforts to resucitate him
failed, life was extinct. The body
was taken to the undertaking rooms
in town. and the funeral service was
held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
in Bethany chapel Beside the moth
er. two sisters. and several half
brothers and sisters survive.
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Dr. Howes of bingham was called
to Pleasant Pond last week 10 see
Miss Emma Robinson who was TAKEN
suddenly i'll hut is all. right at this
writing
DIR. Brown of Pittsheld was called
to see w. II, Clark last week.
Mark and Leonard Merrill have bot
a new Nash car.
Henry Nintle of Jackman has been
in town demonstrating the Nash car
the past week.
Mr.. Elliot has completed his work
on the bridge and has gone to his
home.
Road Commissioners Sterling Is put
ting in the bridge over the brook that
was washed out by the freshet.
Dorothy and Lucille blanchard of
Waterville are spending few weeks
with their aunt, Mrs. Ora Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Smith and
Mr.. Everett Emmons of Portland spent
the week end in town, guests OF rela-
tives.
Arthur Shea returned to his work
at Rangeley Saturday.
Miss Alice Clark has gone to The
Birches for the season.
Several of the young people attend
ed the Alumni Ball at Scion.
Mrs. James Mckinney of Bingham
was in town Saturday. She was
ON her way to Parlin, She was met
here by Henry Mckinney of Lake Par
lin,
Mrs. Imogene Merrill, Maude and
Alice Clark are spending few days
at their cottage at Lakewood.
Fred and Albert Clark, Charles Nit
chell and Will Whorff are in attend
ance of the Commapdery at Rockland
Lincoln high school banquet will
occur Tuesday night. June 26th at
Sterling's Hall which will be followed
by a dance. Banquet at 7 until s.
Mrs Penley of Rumford Is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Eldred Spauld-
ing.
Miss Jennie HunneweH of Bingham
was in town Sunday.
We enjoy reading Mr.. Patterns lit
tie sketches and they add to the int
crest of the paper.
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MALBON'S MILLS

We heard some one whetting a
scythe the other morning, such music
on the air makes us think that hay
ing time Is near.
The festive potato bug Is improving
the warm dry weather and where not
molested leaves the bare stalks nice
ly trimmed up. Eternal vigilance
with some kind of poison is the
watchword now. Go for him and all
other destructive hugs and worms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Holden and
little daughter have gone to Lake
wood for the summer where Mr..
Holden has employment with Bert
Harville in a store.
Isaiah Crowell accompanied his son
and wife MIR. and Mrs. Henry Gro
we'll to Mayfeld to pass the week end
at "The Farm" Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kiah of jack
man.
Mrs Eta Laeasce who has visited
her daughter Mrs. Charles Walker
and family for several days, will re-
turn to her home In town and the
last of this week will go to Portland
Raymond Lacasce before going to
Gorham Summer School for two
weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Smith and twin daugh-
tiers, the Misses Mildred and Marion
Smith of Augusta, who graduated
from Cony high school this year, are
coming to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tuttle to spend part of the
summer vacation at the futile farm,
as is their usual custom. The party
with Mr.. and Mrs. futile made trip
on Sunday to Pennington, where the
Misses futile expect to enter Normal
School this fall.
Carpenters from town are putting
a new piazza on to Charles Walkers
house which will be screened in when
completed.
p. W., Merry commenced haying
Tuesday, June 20.
Another sad drowning accident oc-
CURED at this place Sunday evening
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village and people think it is a place
to park their cars, / think.
Mrs. Marg9erite Robinson of Wat
eryille is the guest Of her sister MIS-.
Enoch Williamson.
/ A. v. Vaughan was IN Langtown,
Sunday
s, B. Daggett was In Rangeley one
day last week on business,
NJ. Sampson. wife and son Elmer,
we're in Rangeley Saturday.
Mrs. Bill Knapp of Eustis is stop
ping at VI. SIMPSONS.
0mer Durrell was out from the
Preserve over, Sunday.
Bruce Vaughan has got through on
the drive at Lower Dead River and
returned home.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Moulton enter
tanned company from down river over
the week end.
Dr. Rrimiiohp has got his auto run
ming again after his recent. accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Masterman were
in Eustis. Sunday.
Bill Knapp who Is working at
Springfield spent Sunday with his
wife at NJ. Simpsons.
B. L. Taylor, wife and daughter,
Ella. mptored to Madison Saturday,
returning Sunday.
Mrs, Charles Smart is working for
Mrs. Hubert Hanson.
Robert MeLeary of Pennington was
in town Sunday.
W. & Webster and wife of Farm
ington was in town Sunday. MT.
Webster was formerly superintendent
of schools here and was warmly wei
coined by his many friends.
All the people are. eagerly watt
ing for Friday, July 9Th. when the
Trumbull Players return, again at
Landers Hall, as it is one of the best
and cleanest stock companies on the
road. Remember the opening night,
July 9Th and every two weeks. The
opening play is "Smilin' Thru. Wish
you success Lawrence and Isabel.
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RIPLEY

Misses Maud and Evelyn Roach
were calling on friends in Dexter one
day last week.
Mrs. George Bowdoin and daughter
Avis of Harmony were the guests of
Walter Richardson and family Satur-
day, June %.
Many of the townspeople spent the
day Sunday at Lakewood
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Farrar and
children, Junior and Bell are visit
ing in Warren, Rockland and Belfast.
Preston Chadbourne of Harmony
called at the home of Walter Rich
ardson Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Arntz and baby Harold
Jr. of Cambridge. Mass. called at the
home of Mrs. s. d. Page.
Miss Florence Lemons of Cam
bridge, Mass. was calling in town
one day last week.
With smiling weather and good
breeze, the head of pond school held
its third annual reunion, June 49, a
large crowd and n good time Is re-
ported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Hemnenway
and sons, Clyde and Clarence of Dex-
ter took supper with Mrs Hemen-
ways father Albert Sawyer, Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Ames OF
Garland are the guests Of Mrs. Ches-
ter Farrar.
DR.. Wilson of Cambridge was called
to soc Mrs. George Cooley one day
last week.
Mrs. Nellie Jewett is suffering with
bronchial asthma.
Miss Maude Roach will go to Cor
lima to work for Mrs. Ed Weymouth
this week
GRADUATION EXERCISES
The graduation exercises of Ripley
Public Schools, Friday evening, June
Is. The program: Prayer. Rev
D. p. Policy; salutatory, Ethelyn
| Addition; Vacation Drill, Mills
| school, song, Daisies. Susan Laugh.
ton; A Little Grown-Up Grandma
Helen Skillings: Playing Truant
Pond school,: recitation, Louise Nor.
rlll; recitation, Dorothy Woodcock
song In Spring. Lucina Richardson
Gertrude Richardson; Hygiene. West
Ripley School; History of Old Glory
| Elizabeth Pingree; song, Mills
| School; Nobility, Eleanor Bane; dia.
| logue. Mills School; Pantomine, ROCK
| of Ages. Hazel Jcwett; recitation
Maude Raymond: song, Pond School
piano solo Etude. Ethelyn Addition
Farewell Dear Sehoolmates, Haze
Jewett; song, Back to Maine. Eleanor
Bane: presentation of diplomas, Supt
D. w. Rollins; benediction. Names
of graduates, Ethelyn Ruby Addition
| Hazel Mary Jewett, Elizabeth Pin.
gree.
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SHARKS

ID. Macdonald, the Rawleigh man
was In town the first OF the week
George Viles and family OF Madison
were callers at NJ. ID. Frederic's one
night last week.
Eva Paine of New Sharon recently
visited her aunt, Mrs. l.. o. Gray.
Mrs. Emma Gordon and grandson
AlmOre Payson, arrived in town last
week to spend the summer.
Arthur Morse is building new
barn.
Joe Cripps OF Norridgewock was a
business caller here last Saturday.
Mile and Flora Taylor are at
home for their summer vacation.
George Greenleaf has purchased
Redbird, Overland car.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Whipple were
recent guests of his parents In Nor
ridgewock.
Mrs. John Quimby who has been in
falling health for some time passed
away last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Smith OF Massa-
chusetts were Sunday visitors In town
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Beedy, Leon
ard Pratt and Mrs. Everett Knapp.
all of Phillips were callers OF Mrs.
Lizzie Frederics one day recently
Mrs. Arthur Morse spent a few
days at the home of her brother In
Madison last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Frederic, Glenn
Frederic, Mrs. Leon Farrand and two
children were recent guests of rela-
tives in Mercer.
The hall game here last Saturday
between Starks and West Mills Gram
mar schools, resulted in a score OF 20
to Z in favor of Starks.
Merle Yeaton and family, Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Mcfarland of Madi-
son were Sunday evening callers at
r. P. Whipple's.
Last week, Tuesday, there was a
box social and entertainment at the
hall for the benefit of the Grammar
school. baseball boys. $40 was taken,
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EAST MOSCOW

Sunday the 18th, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Berry from The Forks called on her
sister Mildred McClintick; then they
took an auto ride to Scion to see
their mother.
Mrs. Robinson has got through pa
perlng and painting for James Nc
Laughlin.
Mrs. Courtney and children from
Oakland spent the week end In town
with her mother, Mrs. HUFF
The Dutton girls are staying at
Ellenford Messer's.
Mrs. Dutton and son Guy are work
ing for Tom Cahill.
Mildred McClintick and James Nc
Laughlin's children also Jennie Rob-
inson and children from Bingham,
Elva Kelley and children and Hattie
Knights spent last week at Lakewood.
We are very sorry to learn that
Mrs, Forrest Doyle OF Bingham is so
Ill. Hope she will soon be we'll and
about again.
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WEST CORNyILLE

Frank Hight and Frank Pugh went
Wednesday on a business trip to Gull
ford.
Those to attend Pomona Grange at
Starks were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nc
Color. Mrs. James Pugh and son,
Miss Mae Ambrose and Mrs. Emma
Whittier.
Mrs. Lizzie Green of Skowhegan is
a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Tuscan.
Albert Poulin of Madison is work
ing for Charles Thebarge.
Mr.. and Mrs, Pelletier, Blanch and
Wilfred Gagne of Augusta came Sun
day to visit their mother Mrs. Charles
Thebarge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Hobart of
Skowhegan were in town Sunday call
ing on friends.
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Stock PLaea,l
at
Low Prices.

ia plaeard of any kind !, -
even one copy, a print shou 10 o os,'
to charge S5c therefor ana =, wv
the work is done without pros,
course If five or more con,so
qpired, the printer can cba,r,
haps $1'So and at that figure \
sonable profit results. Tb,.
to carrying in stock in som. ~
ing offices of the placards mos, ,,''
wanted, and the Independent.Rs,,.
Is gradually accommodating on.
variety in this line. These Ma.
are chiefly 7x22 inches in size. j,
some of them are what are knor,
quarter sheets, 11x14 incbs.
course we print them in consid.,.
quantities and put them aside !.
at retail as wanted, in any ou.,
from to 100. Ordinarily Inv.
q customer for this sort Of
wants one placard; sometimes ",
three. By following the abOu !
we can sell them for 25c eaeb
for Acc or three for soc. Thr
be sent by mail but they Ia.
be wrapped with more care a
SO ordered, 25c should be add
packing and postage. This
tional charge does not increase
the number Of placards, except )
ten or more. THAT is, it cost, !
to wrap and mail one placard M
or seven. as the case may be.
We are constantly adding b n
list. Those in stock at the rsss|
time are:
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns
CONCORD

Those from out of town to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Faustina Heaiy
are Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Robinson
from Carry Pond; Cyrena Carl. Julia
Dyer, Emma Healy. Dion and Coney
Robinson, Jacob Atwood, Erban
Snaplding. Bessie apd Wallace Moui-
ton. Susie Andrews and son Randall,
all Of Bingham; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Roll
Inns from Pleasant Ridge; Dudley
Healy and flames Hodgdon of Scion;
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Kerry, Minnie
and Floyd Berry and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Savage. Addie Healy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mellime Berry and Nor
ma Rolf of North Arson; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Fenlason and Milford Healy
from North New Portland; Vesta Wes-
colt, Cinda and Lester Savage and
LESSEE Holmes from Madison; Leland
and Forest Ellsworth of Cornyille;
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman, Sarah Fellker
and Bertha Collamore from Palmyra
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Robinson. Mrs
Forest Colby of bingham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer Williams OF North Arson
were callers at r. d. Robinson's We'd
nesday evening.
Road Commissioner Mac Bigelow
with a crew of men are doing some
much needed repairs ON the roads in
town,
Clara Berry has arrived home from
the c. NJ. G. Hospital. Lewiston, where
she has been "a surgical patient. Her
many friends wish her a speedy re-
covery.
Eugene Monroe of Madison Is stop
ping for a few weeks with his aunt,
Mrs Roscoe Berry.
An automobile from Wateryille got
stranded on Lowell Hill Friday. Mr..
DeIing from Scion Garage was called
and he soon had them ON their way.
Two men from Waterville while
fishing on the Mill Stream lost their
way and called to P. d. Robinson
where they were directed to the harm
in Embden where they left their car.
Doris Clark, teacher at the corner
schoolhouse was at her home In North
Arson over Sunday.
Addie Tompkins and family are
hack on her farm again. -
Harry and Frank Healy attended
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Eben
i Dean at Twelve Corners, Wednesday.
The news were received here Sat-
urday that the body of Dana Bean,
formerly of this town had been found.
lie had been absent from home about
two weeks.
Aston Robinson got kicked by a
horse Thursday, hurting one hand
quite badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Berry and
two children were callers at Roscoe
Berry's Sunday.
The body of Dana Bean was brot
to this town and buried at the River
Cemetery Saturday evening.
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Mrs. r. N Gourley was in Yelling
ton one day last week.
Mark Gerald and Frank Stone was
in Gulford Saturday.
Mrs. D. A. Woodbury. was in Har-
money Saturday.
Mrs. Evelyn Hilton and son were
callers at d. A. Woodbary's one day
last week.
William Kent OF Athens visited at
d. A. Woodhury's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Piernont, Miss
Emma Hilton and Mrs. Laura Hilton
of Madison spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hilton on High
land avenue.
Mrs. Eva Ames and son Rex We're
callers at Geo. Campbells Friday.
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RIVER ROAD

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ganga spent
the week end In Jackman.
Mrs. w. o. Chase has heen enjoying
the company ofSher sister Mrs. Ian
caster Of Pittsfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Jackson were at
their farm Sunday.
Carrie Warren had visit from her
mother Mrs. Damren and sister Mrs.
Young and children, recently.
Mrs. Elsie Hlasure is visiting her
mother in Brighton.
The Country Club will hold its an
nual Fair and Sale, June 20, at the
home of Bert Dunlope. The one
holding the lucky ticket to the enter
tainment will receive pure linen
lunch set with hand embroidery done
by members of the Club.
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SOION

F. A. Coolidge is spending week
with relatives in Liyermore Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller Smith and lit
, tie daughter of Fitchburg. Mass. are
the guests of Mr. Smiths mother,
Mrs. Nellie Tinkham.
Hon. Turner Buswell passed away
at midnight June &c. II st. Rarnabas
Hospital, Portland. where he had been
for treatment. His body was brought
home Tuesday and funeral was held
"Wednesday afternoon at the Congre-
eational church. "a more extended
notice will appear later)
Keno Tozier of Salem, Mass. was
home for the alumni ball last Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cornforth OF Au-
hurn and Miss Edna Cornforth are
at the home of Mrs. Turner Buswell.
Miss Gladys Green was the week
end guest of her sister at Blackwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bennett spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. Ben
nett's mother In Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston Rowell enter
tanned guests from Etna over Sunday
at the Starbird camp at East Scion.
Miss Matte Merrill Is the guest OF
her mother at the home OF Mrs. Sam
Libby. She Is intending to go to
Pennington to attend the summer
school.
Mrs. Mildred Manson and Miss Es-
Their arrived from Boston, Tuesday
evening. They are to teach In
warwick, II. |. the coming year.
Rev and Mrs. w. A. Richmond and
son Colby OF Bridgton, Maine. were
guests at the home of Dr. Piper, Tues
day afternoon.
Ask your druggist for 2525 liver
nils. tflz
Mrs Moses French spent a few
DAYS last week in Boston and has gone
this week to Montpelier, Vt. to visit
her mother, who is 88 years old. Mrs.
Buchanan Is keeping house In her
absence.
Miss Alberta Whipple spent last
week in Auburn the guest of the w.
II. Soper family.
Mr.. Martin, foreman of the Dow
Construction Co., has bought a new
Jewett car, which was delivered last
week.
Turner Davis accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. George Cross, passed the
week end with his daughter. Mrs.
Philip Bradford at Pittsfleld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller Smith OF Fitch
burg, Mass. and his mother, Mrs. Nell
lie Tinkham and Mrs. Lydia Rowell
we're at Dixneld the guests of Mrs.
v. O. White.
Miss Miriam Irvine and friends
came near having an accident when
her ear turned turtle in Embden last
Saturday. No one was injured but
the windshield was broken and some
other damage done to the car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor OF
Wellesley are In town.
Mrs. F. A. Vittum is entertaining
her niece Mrs. Ralph Tibbetts and
children.
Mrs. Evelyn Tibbetts OF Augusta
and two children Helen and Richard
were week end visitors at the home OIL
their aunt, Julia ID. Vittum.
The pupils of Maple Grove school
10 weeks term, not absent were Rem
ice LaCasce, Howard Corson. belmont
Merrill, Dion Brown. Not tardy
Mary Corson, Elizabeth Kiger. Lii
liam Kiger Merle Kiger, belmont Mer-
rill, Dion Brown, Leland Brown.
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LARONE

The Sunday school entertainment
for children's day was pleasantly car
ried out In the evening of June 18th.
with a program consisting OF music,
recitations, exercises, singing, read
ing, tableaux, etc. Little Reba pam
rem sang q solo, "The Sweet Story OF
Old" in her usual pleasing manner
and frankie Wheeler gave the address
of welcome. The following scholars
and teachers took part In the pro-
gram: frankie Wheeler, Reba Dam
rcn, Hllda Luce, Louise Forbes, Gladys
Hetherington and Almina Randley
Mr.. and Mrs, Leroy Libby of Rum
ford were in town last week and on
the eighteenth took Mrs. Libby's mo-
Their, Mrs. John Puffer, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Fl. Buzzell in their car
to Plttsfeld to attend the wedding
of relative, Ursula Snow and Ar
thur Boutillier and the Libbys re-
turning the same day went to their
home leaving Miss Lillian to visit her
grandparents.
F. w. Farley and family went to
Rumford and Auburn on Sunday last.
l.. v. Winslow with friends from
Norridgewock made fishing trip to
Grace Pond last week and made a
good catch.
A. II. Buzzell and l.. v. Winslow
made business trip to Augusta last
week.
A little baby hoy at Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Buzzells since June 23rd.
f. B. Hicks of Hinckley was in town
last week purchasing veals.
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SOUTH SOLON

Mrs. Arno Rowell is in poor health.
w. o. Paul recently sold six fat
oxen to Lowell of Pennington.
Albert, Archie, Frank and AL
Adams made a fishing trip to The
Forks last Saturday and came home
with a good catch.
MIR. Storer of the Farm Bureau
who has bought farm in North An
son evidently means to start in right
as he has bought high bred collie
pup of Hazel Jewett.
John Lake started for Gardiner,
Monday where he expects to get en-
ployment.
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CAMBRIDGE

Paul Fuller is moving his family
from the Quimby rent to Harmony.
| George McOanny is moving his fam
lily into the DUMMY rent.
1 Mrs. Llewellyn Ham. returned home
after a visit with her daughter. Mrs,
9G q. Folsom for two weeks. e.,
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CARATuNK

Harry Pooiar who cut his foot so
badly is able to be around on crutehes.
Five Bingham girls OF the Campfire
Club are spending week with Mrs.
slariia Sayass at PleasantsPond. = :
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KINGSBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Leavitt and
Carlton Palmer were callers at Tom
Stones Sunday.
Henry Sinclair Of Dexter Is In
town Visiting. relatives,
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Paint f!
To Let
Public
For Sale /,
For Rent
Keep Out
Ice Cream
Keep Down
Boy Wanted
Barber shop
Dressmaking
Quick LunCh
Fresh oysters
Ladies' Toilet
Pigs For Sale
Farm For Sale
No Trespasslng
No Admittance
Autos Keep on
House For Sale
Boarders Wanted
Bicycle Repairing
Board With Room
Washings Wanted
Tenement to Rent
Shoes Shlned Here
Dump No Rubbish
Meals Served Here
Aut0s Washed Here
Terms Strickly Cash
Turn Out The Light
Custom Repair Shop
Daylight Saving Time
Don't Ask For Credit
To The Fair Grounds
Dangerous No Passing
Positively No Smoking
Furnished Room to Rent
No Loafing Allowed Here
Positively No Admlttance
III you are on business app
Office
Board With or without Room
30 p. G. Discount Next 10 Days
Please Turn on Electric Cnrre
No Hunting Or Trapping ANU
Here
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-22

GIMME AT PALACE.

Tonight marks the last showing
of the splendid show that has been
playing the Palace since opening
Monday. To those VINO have not seen
Ann Suter. the charming singing COM
.edienne. who has proven quite SEN
sation with Palace patrons, they
SHOULD not miss this last opportunity
to see this talented girl in her excel
lent offering. Tomorrow the entire
bill changes and will present as the
photoplay attraction, Rupert Hughes
new comedy drama hit, Gimme be-
ing full of very fine comedy and dra-
matte situations. The cast includes
quite a few celebrities including
Helene Chadwick, Henry B. Walthall,
Eleanor Boardman and CASTOR Glass,
The vaudeville bill on this program
will show four very fine acts of high
class entertainment. Bob Tito pre-
sents unique novelty, one that
should bring instant applause and ap-
probation: Flaherty and Stoning will
be seen in very fine singing and
talking skit; Arthur Finn and Co. will
be we'll liked with their excellent
comedy act; and Eletia Garcia g. Co.
will close and feature the bill with a
very fine variety offering. Attention
is called to the presentation here next
week Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of the photoplay version of Broken
Chains" the $4,000 Chicago Daily
News winning story.