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will be one of the attractive features}
ot the program on the otcasion of the
fly or 0 en engagement her‘sbt 'lhe Follies de
Trust Company Bldg anse at Roodners Hall on Friday
telephone 1230 South Norwalk, Conn. swung» 00L 33ml
{\iiss L‘elestin is as yet only a slip
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of a girl in years 111 experience, how—
‘ i‘ever, site has served a long apprentice-
” ship for she began her musical studies
, 'and concert work very early in life.
_ About three years ago she went abroad
I and began a post course in vocal cul-
ture under the rigid training of Frau
Schmidt at Munich" This continued
MT "”03 N030!“ Of Bethel i‘ without interruption until after the
spending the da) with friends iii Nor- heginningof the present European con-
walk , fiict when circumstames compelled
Ihcr to abandon liei studies and re-
turn to this country. The return trip
was attended with considerable dif-
. ficulty as the ship on which she was
, ———.—_. V a passenger the Alaundia of the Roy-
Fredenck Harris, of South ivorwalk. ill Mail S S Co. was twice followed
has been a guest of.lus aunts. Miss by submarines and would no doubt
. £3; ,5..~§=§.AQM‘A~A‘§‘& ‘9'" 1
Harold Hue. of Bethel, spent the
Week-end in South NOi‘thlii with Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Leonard.
. Miss Sylvia it‘elestin, familiarly;
known along the Great White Way:
in “The Girl with the Golden Voice,”
star, Elsie Janis, will appear in her
latest success " "Twas Ever Thus.’ As
0; Miss information” Elsie Janis is now
inttracting thousands in New York at
fancy prices. it has been declared b
able authority that her screen work
is even better than her stage acting
'and this will be proven to those w-.o
Isee her in Friday' s feature. On Sat-
uiday The Sins of a Mother," 11
*Broadway Vitagraph special. will be
iron with other numbers, making in;
tall an excellent bill. The features for
next week include 'Francis X. Bush-j
man in “The Silent Voice." a Metro,I"
Monday: Donald Brian in The Voice
of the Fog." 21 Paramount Tuesday; i
on Wednesday “Speitdthrift.” the storyI
written by Porter Emerson Brownefij
Norwalk's noted playwright, who was
also author of many works including “Al
Fool There Was." which recently prov:
ed a banner picture attraction in Nor-i
walk: on Thursday “The Bridge"; for
Friday, Hazel Dawn in “The Fatal]
Card," 3 Paramount, and 011 Saturday,
"The Rosary" Prices for all shows.
unless particularly specified other-‘
wise, will be as in the past for pic
tures. all seats 10 cents; boxes and
loges 20 cents i
’l'e can supply any style
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The F ireside That
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0U needn’t have a cold
room, a cold corner in
your house, or a chilly
moment in the day—if you
spending two weeks with her sister-
ln-iaw. Mrs. W. Carter Westertleld of
Miss Mildred A. Howell. a graduate
of the N walk Emotion-twe-
.»,. com a student in the Institute of Mus
i lost Art of New York, where she is
I taking a singing and piano course.
The regular annual inspection of the.
Fowler and Buckingham Posts, G. A.
' I.
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The annual meeting of the Connec-
fiticuthhambcr of Commerce will be
held in Windsor on Thursday. 0n
rectors of the organisation will meet
at «the Hartford Club, in Hartford.
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_ ~A"deiega‘ilhd from 'the local tribes
"”_f1iir_'bf Torrington Tribe. which will
_f_ Red Man will attend the annual
he‘ held in Torrington next month.
The; :annnai meeting of the Fairfield
' County Congregational Missionary So
91.9 will be held in South Norwatk
0.
:2: that a number will attend from Bridge-
port. ' ‘-_Mrba Silliman. a rotumed mis-
slonary from Turkey. will be the prin-
’ cipal speaker.
v'
. Deputy Grand Warden Harry F. Bu-
iter, offitdmford, will make an oili-
«1111111 visit to P. C. L‘ounsbury Lodge.
IN .26.;Now England Order- diam-bx
member has been urged to attend, and
bring certificate as Mr. Baker will.
cuncéments have been received
. this city, of the approaching mar-
go of Michael F Greene. secr-etary
reasurer of the Orange Hat Mnkers'
lotion, and Miss Minnie Daley,
Rhoda Sturges and Miss Marv Sturges Jim been sunk had not her superior
.of Norfield ispeed enabled her to outdistance the . STAMFORD THEATRE. I
'German under sea boats. i From the. Hungarian comes “1111]
Miss Esther Westerfield has re;
turned to her Norwatk home. after
Norfieid. .Miss Celestln is the youngest singer, Wrote Ine Talker" and has contrib- .
Soldier’s Home, at iNoroton, was made.
yesterday. by members of Douglas .
Wednesday evening the board of di— .
rsda‘y, Got. in. ft is expected '-
“0‘59“: “3’“ 'i‘oesday. evening. EV”? 'i‘hhi alone will‘ be worth the price of her and her husband tobe in a small ..
mission and no one should miss it. apartment. Bot-inks. takes her email ‘
ozsoinethlngdecidedty interesting .
During her studies in Munich she Boltay s Daughters - a play in three
had the iibpor of being asked t0 ap acts Abroad the piece was produced
pear in grand opera at the Hoff Thea-I nicer the title Girls of Today" and is
tie in that city. It is i'eCOl‘ded that by Eugene Heltni \lorinn Fairfax who
native or foreign. ever lb ”Val at uted more or less liberally to the Am-f
this f mohM‘ETHpIe of music ' crican stage is the adaptor and Harris- I
I On her way back to America she tar- ‘ on Grey 1.1st George Monster and,
irled long enough in London to appear Messrs. Shubert are the producers. For
at a charity concert Wthh was being the leading feminine role Rita Joltvet
given in the interest of the English has been preparing for a government
troops at the well known H0191 VIP‘I 'also be the featured played among the
'torla. The result of this was a verlta Itarge cast of favorites when th play
.bie' triumph for the young singer. I comes to the Stamford Theatre Friday,
Miss Ceiesttn has 11 soprano voice 0' evening, October 22nd The supporting
wonderful range and 8‘10““ “0 break company includes Annie Hughes M. I
between the registepi and her benutlj Maddem, Beatrice Miller. Antoinette
tut, full. round tones have all the: Walker, Adelyn Westley, Eva Le Gal-,7
bounty of youth Willi “'3 sweetness: lienne. 0 Harrison iHuntcr. Forrest.
and it's charm. - " . 2 I Winant, FAnce Bendeten and Cyril
--’ IRaymond., ‘ I
Regent Theatre. _ Mrs. Bothy is a widow whose hus-
Norwalkars have their last chance‘ band has left her with no funds my
today to see I) 1W. Griffith's “The Birth four daughters. The oldest daughter
of a Nation." which has filled the l18-. I Boriska has been the mistress of
gent Theatre for two afternoons and, Judge Farraday for some yours, 1: be-
eventngs this week. Everyone in town: lng understood that she has taken upI
who has not already been this remark: i with this man. who maintains a prom-I
able photodrama and who does “Oi inent position in society and potitlcs,I
see It today will do himself an lnjua I in order to contribute to the support'
lice needlessly. Many persons W110 of her mother and younger sisters TheI
saw the big spectacle on Monday after- youngest, daughter. Sari aged it: p. to
110011 and“ onday nigh: will" see it to be brought up in quite a different
'u'gain'ioda With the dose than of fashion and it. 1. the intention of the
the engagement of "TM Birth of a mother and Boriaka that she be kept in
Nation" pictures will’ return to the ignorance of Boritika's true position.
(Regent Theatre.- Tomorrow's program: In the first act Manet, the third sis-
which' includes “The Royal Podium", ter, wishes to bec6me engaged to th
a Metro from the play made famous dotph zi-irgter. ‘a professor of physical:
by Annie {Russell will be augmented‘culture and with the mountainous}
by ll bl! professional try-out act in‘ new of the family in general towards
which a ntimber 0f amateurs 0111MB Borlsko, Manet demands that her slit-
ctty’tind nearby towns will take part. [er furnish enough money to establish
For Fridgy. the well-knowu Paramount; savings and bands them over. Menn-
— - -~ -- - -—- "EST—:5— while Borlska. who is really a noble
woman at heart and who has failed in
BREAKS A 601” I" love with a young poet-anarchist nam-
ed Willar Page. has accepted a posi-
rm "Duns my. [flinch in one of the theatres hoping
"" thereby some day to become independ-
I.ent Then Olga. the second sister, who
Ihntt‘ben preparing for a government
4H": nil” °' rape" C°M ic°mP°nndipostttom presents a letter from Judge
5° w" Grippe M eery. Farradn'y to the political chief who has
£1: South Orange. N. J. The wedding
ake place in South Orange nextI
Monday. 1dr. Greene was recenttyI
‘ecte‘d a delegate from the United
H tors to the national convention oft:
mericnn Federation of Lubor,
I hlcli will be held in San Francisco;
031., next month.- Mr. Greene was a1
resident of. anbury until about» five
years ago when he moved to 0range’.I
i
‘dtihcfiiuenta on the real. estate of
r F. Tomlinson, of Danbury.
ting to . $1.5..00 which were.-
igiit' be recovered in a suit broti
’ muel Keeler, of Ridgetiei
at Mr. Tomltnson, have been re-‘
leased. to releasing the attachments.
Attorney Leo Davis, of Norwalk, who
Rpmsentod the plaintiff, certifies,
that. the claim which was the basis of
the suit has been settled. The suit'iu- ~
tout assistance, tastes nice, and causes ‘ ' I
In thtewa‘y is laid the beginning of
0
-no inconvenience. Dont ’a'ccopt ”a sub-: .Wh Ltd 3 out to be one of It 9 use
d the ownership of tire insur}
n the plant of a lime coin-
KL‘wbtcti the parties ,
Biatbiza‘fmfi: 2::me , A dose icharge or such appointments and is
of “Pa 9‘s C 0:, Com ound"giakcn e‘v_.promptly insulted. This man tells her i
t p h nttlpth d re quite frankly that an interview with
fdzenwgiillo‘ol; “grippe 2:363:68 :nd 1, 'her beautiful sister will mean more to 1
him than a letter from Faraday. The ~
32:? 11:25: sggererclggbfi‘m" 1“ "“3 outcome on it is that Boriska takes
it romptly dpgns clogged-up Enos supper with him managing to win her
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sick headache,- dullness, feverishness, ‘ Finally Boriska makes up her mind to
sore throat sneezing. soreness and risk a marriage with her poet and tells
“time“. I I ,, V " Judge Nady of her position. He is
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