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the Day Nursery. ..
our Hallows'ne happy. Come
_Donnelly's lot of Hallowe’ue ,
They are better than ever.
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on Charles Mitchell, 0:
More spending in few
Misses Keane, in Be-
ll increase RT: be dis-
Wsht'n meeting of the
t' Moose. in the Home
street. 1’
untidy was arrested" last
a, charge of intoxication.
ll be heard ill the upiown
tornoon at 2 o'clock.
.I’arlllo. now .3'1'21'5 of
mitorlamio'“toa “
. irpx‘il't'Was
mindismwn insane Asy-
by Deputy Sheriff N. W.
alilll, trolloy conductor 0!
'ylaion,‘ appeared. at the
terjloy afternoon for the
figure] weeks. . He has
. .0 his home with a
‘ in. his foot. , ,
.. Municipal League, of
‘13,,fiwill meet in thegll-
in Monday. October 25.
bilkt‘tTlle special commit-V
‘ slit 9. plan in regard to
y Club proposition.
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Y 's'tr’Rummsge Sale of Wo-
fill? "of Trinity church. Opens
"orrow. 62 So. Main St.
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l,,.former resident of
» pow of Stamford, is re-
hlk criticislly ill at the
spital with pneumonia.J
ml” was regretted, generally
' rrell’s manyjfrlonds.
its, the matorcycllst who
' lislon last week with Her-
oiir. Will be tried on' the
'Loper’st'ingr’a motor vehicle
1‘ the influence of liquoron
a, continuance having been
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if
Gglden
i gram, The amateur entertainment will
noisy “sllgnilihrm”; Thai-my "The
Pollux iiiiitiiinls .' '
. AMATEURNlfifl‘T AT is: REGENT
.. It is a long time since Norwallr had
' it worth while amateur night and ac-
cording t° the talk thh has been achieves in‘his screen version of the known 810,13 the Great White Way of
by
,.,
in‘g, it will be a big. success. A number
of persons will appear who have in-
al work and the public is assured of
l an interesting and highly amusing pro-
‘of cofirse. be in addition to the regu
ilar picture program attractions.
‘cluded in today's bill is ‘The Royal‘andrcol
fi‘amtly” a high class Metro film star-
!rlng Ann Murdock. All prices for this Little G
same as for picture shows, the tryout
work being an extra attraction all'for
a Donation Party is beingllhe one cost. Friday evening's feature
twill be “Twas Ever Thus" in which everything
lElsio Janis will he starred. Miss Janis iil speaking of the feature film he
has gained fame as an actress and her
previous picture work is of the highest
other Jallis tea ures have been run in
'Noru'alk and proved ‘big drawing cards.
It is suificient to say that "‘Twa's Ever
Thus" leads all of the work of this
noted star. Saturday‘s attraction in plc
a photo-drama that cannot fail to win
the aproval of everyone who sees it. it
is a Vliagraph Blue Ribbon feature put
on in real Vitagraph style and one of
who is now so well known in Norwalk
that many of the picture patrons feel
that he belongs here. One of the Vita-
‘g‘rs‘ph compmly’ll best efforts has made
“The Sins of a Mother" possible and
when it is considered that the company
ed featuredls
not be doubted that “The Sins of a
Mother” which apears at the Regent;
Saturday is ohcaof the highest oldeni
All of next week will be devoted to
pictures and a bill that is beyond im
provement has been arranged, Slifl'l-
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in “The Silent Voice"; Tuesday Donald :
Brain in "The Voice of the Fog": Wsd- ;
nesday Porter Emerson Browne's big;
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Bridge"; Friday Hotel Down in “The
Fatal‘Ctfll" and,“T’he Rosary" produc-
ed by the Vitagrapb company on San
urdsy. The pictures show prices con-
tinue lodcents for allmatinee seats:
10 cents for all evening seats:
and loge: 20' cents. A pleasing an-
nouncement is the booking for the he:
sent for Mondpy evening, November
1st. of the his New York musical com-
édy success,":High Jinks." Applications}
for seat reservations may'be madd‘i‘
now.
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it was a thorough satisfied audience‘
tournament was heldl
theJtlorwslk Club with
participating. T e com-.
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{unfinished with the high!
moderating. Refreshments».
“ * afterwards. .
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flat the raid
' ".will be held in the :lldl-i
projected improvements‘
way and the lecture1
bolus condition tp use
' ' nil '
«lithium
gm, ‘out with small
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$fiu'iaRh8llmatlsm.
not out. case in fifty ’
treatment. Rub.
pg ponetn‘sting.’ "at. Jacob's‘
who the “tender spot." and by I
yousay Jack Robinson-wiltl
. climatic pain and dis-?
t. scob‘s Oil" is a harmless
liniment which nave;- dis-
d .doesntt. burn the . skin. it
lateness and stiffness from
-;_ muscles and. bones:
‘lumbago, backahco am?
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slit in small trial
honestir'st. Jacob's on"
store, and in a moment.
'trom.palns.rviclles and
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clan-go.
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irimeut. Bernard is ably supported by
bottle ’
"t suffer! Rubirheums- .
mm: o. the moncydcposihd
ves’i'nncrest on daemon it loans. 1
speaking. a Bank is same as any other
Wm swim. its interests. which
“m“ mil-i “‘on
that filed out of the "siamtord theatre
last night after witnessing the producg
non of “.Wall street Gets Potash told;
Montague Glass and not Cooperation
me. The play is a sequel to theahoyrlg’
lng success of last winter “Pottash and
Perlmutter" and is every bit as good.
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some players.
‘ The theme of the play carries the
two partners through the series of en-
tanglements as the outsome. of nego‘
—- tiatlons with Wall street promotersi At-the s
lwho induce them to incorporate their
business. Abe Potash splits with blob
ris Perlmutter and goes “up in the nu"
when he learns that the plans call for
a salary of $50,000 a‘ye’ar for B. Gains;
the president. The latter abscollds with
$01,000 by raising his paycheck and
helps him but.with the
funds.
necessary
Potash, is then tar and life of the
show. His characterization is remark-
sbly clever and cause continuousmer-'
an excellent cast.
""" ' REDUCED. PRICES
' “g racism MEDICINES. -.
'Stillson-Powell Corporations-
‘ phenom-rues ‘ollueois're.
Kodako, Earner-as, films. Plates, Paper
, _‘ see. ‘
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jam Hamill. coon;~ ‘ ,
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city for the timing or the
Patio“ a“? [
created by the announcement of the “The Little
Regent's amateur night for this even- Walter Dare, for iWililam Fox. “The
e services.
toihundreds of propie,»a ertiable ar-
my in fact, and the scenic effects are; . Be it undargtood this is not the Car-
ti ‘ .- . .
ten one of twins out for profession wonderful m their realism and beauty mama who was known in mg com],
the leading stars is Earle Williams.,
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To .Dtnrothy Bernard must-30’ the. . '
iprize for being oi'iginal.” She ball just, FORT SMITH: my" Oct. “ram"
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Barney Bernard. playing the in“ Ofgroonh will become a visit with motion
, shall begin} businelswds 83,000»
incorporated-s meld-try Cody. «Album.
of. Kiddies ,,
‘ town, p i‘.‘
' . PALAC: THEATRE room.
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News Q Triumph lit "The Lit-
: tie . gypsy.“
it‘ is‘ no‘rnean triumph t
famed
Gypsy" scenarized
,Little Gypsy" employs
Mr. Apfel believes in/ absolute res
ism upon the screen and consumed
weeks of “valuable time searching for ‘
' types that would flttlngly represent; yet in her “teens." Carmencita is lust,‘
‘ghis conception of the scores of min-1 . 1 born dance W bill
In- or characters that lend atmosphere a natula r. be“ a c (
or to ”The Little Gypsy."
Feature Film to Stay.
Oscar -Apfel, who directed “The
ypsy," the big William Fox
8-“th of the Odd Fellievening's entertainment will be. the photomu‘a, is a firm believer in the
fMtl'rn ’il“'.‘and has been one of its
strongest adherents since big features
Wei-e first made. Apfcl was one of the life she couldn't tell. you just when'
“lll'ly producers in the days when
web a one reel subject.
so
ya:
“I believe firmly that the big fea-
ture film is going to last. The agita-
order. The Cap icesrof Kitty and lion in some sections 0f the “million voxlilbltion of all the modern ball
in favor of the elimination of the his
features is entirely local in its extent.
There is plenty of room for bath fea‘
litres and short' reels. Remember}
;there are still plenty of nickel houses
itliroughout the country that must
lures will be “The Sins of a hioiher,"1llave inexpensive reels to amuse their.
5patrons. The houses that charge up
ito fifty cents can afford the higher
{priced and more elaborate pictures,
and the demand for them is ” reas-
ing every day."
:Hugc Dam Conatructcdcfor One Seen
in “The Little 'Gypsy" Held
15,000 Tons of Water.
During the filming of “The Little
Gypsy," it was necessary for one of
.tile scenes to build a complete dam.
'lt” took many weeks to complete tnis
big piece of work, and cost many
thousands of dollals for labor and ma‘
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has produced fillCh ll universally favor‘vterlal. A spot was selected in Oakland?
“The Christian",it canoivlllley. in the Catskills and here was.
erected one of the largest pieces‘of
masonry ever attempted for a mov-I
his picture scene. The dam when flu-
vished,moasured 100 feet in_ length,
'seventy-ilve feet across its widest
point, fifty feet clear at the overflow
and was ten feet deep. it contained
15,000 tons of: water.
it is as
re
set and thermal was burst.
thrilling a’scene, as one' would on
to witness on or off the screen.
This picture is the latest great Wil-
one of the biggest. successes of ‘th
screen. _ ,
Mics Bernard's hand Yacht.
purchased a new limouséno which she
boxes has .had fitted upso she can use it,
for a dressing room when, she is
working out of door locations.
lures. or as thew-Ire _
plcture‘prodnicers, "locations." Soul
times it la Luna of rush because 0
often idelsys an outdoor " picture a
whole day and perhapslonger.
' Kl3‘8\BOfllal’d will do splay ‘with all
this delay. She will ride to the “loca-
tion" in her motor car lmdlwhen the '
director .needs .a. change ,in. costume;
and 5 Perimutte'r." a three not comedy willy. she-will simply return to her car, close
the‘door. mildews. thczslnsdes and
make. the change... in. order. to. mulls
the... thing complete, bliss Bernard has
had a little bath tub madexthat ills
into the dressing room when she is to
-week devo- the chief roles being taken by the be on a long ride and has to remain,
- away from home. for a day. Thistub '
is unique in that it can be put in
placé with little'veffort, connected spa
and removed‘wllen not in use on “10- .
”cation" work.
placed on the top of the car and filled
'w water. Although lugs Bernard
be ongs to ‘the class of cold water
bothers, winter and summer alike, she
has madden arrangement for heating
5the water. Therein an electric icon-
lnectionwith tbe‘motor that makes it
ipos'slble toheat the tank to any’de-
igree of temperature necessary.
fsun. . ~ .
’ Now that she, hasset. the pace. u is
expected that theillmouaene dressing
‘chture actors 'nd actresses. Miss
.Bsrnard is play in: the leading part
in.."fi‘he.thtle Gypsy." being present-
ed by William Fox.
“CORPORATION means.
The Auburn AutoCompany of New
Haven has organized and died its car:
titgéate with the. ‘ secretary or the
' 5 ate.
‘ L‘so 'Stmuse;“ 'secretsry,“Beniannin—
‘ Strouscr treasurer; J ."Edward Strauss:
1 These'oillcers are ‘ also;_directors. The
The slicers. ‘sre: Brestd'enr.
capital stock‘isismo, divided into 120
sharesof common stock, par value
326. The whole amount of capital
stock’has beenpaid‘in in cash.
'The Norfolk; Msnufactm'lng‘cm
. puny ofNorfolk- unorganized. The,
officers are: BresldenhVer-nor'li'. Gid-
Maurice-president, Thomas Fay;
secretarxatreosurcr; ‘ J: F‘ » onion.»
.o‘
. . These diners, with EdwardF.,O‘Brlen
of E ord'nnd L. HJlel'ofsum-
liford, are directors. «The capiul‘stock .
authoised is
$1,000.fi divided into
twenty shares of common
out!"
ivalue 60.‘ The full moon or capi‘
tal stock has bben paldin, in cash. ,
The Park Hotel’company of Middle-
town has incorporated for the purpose
of managingrnnd conductlin a; hotel.
The amount-of capital istoc author.
. ized is 33,000,. divided into: in shares:
, of "common stock. psriv‘alue ‘25- The
Wsmi‘runt‘withwhioil' the corpora ‘
'flte‘
Carey and .Wllllslnflody
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Oscar c. Apfcl, Noted Director, ‘Acu'era that will be seonwdlnd heard here
hat 03w] Roodp'ers Hall with Th .2 Follies de
Apfcl. the-noted director. of puma
feature photodratnas‘ sl
' l x Bushmanv When all the:
lug-Monday with Francs - =W0rk was completed, the scene was minuteslletlnlehem Steel‘hsd “on. to
;chsngs was closed becauseof war. it
illam li‘ox feature and is destined to‘be wuunofflcmu, quoted 'at'between ‘25
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9 and so.
it of-!
ten.llappens. tint there is much hurry_ _
launched go the taking of «1:30;; 63:; annoyed lathe mnefcmk labor.
.. a;
u celtain position of the rumor peed-K
. liter llshta.’ Many times chances moonlit. Demurrers for the defendants
costumes have to be mado.'nind this'
time timea‘largo tank In .
- How-i
tm' throws Perlmutter into the clutches of ever Miss Bernard prefers .to take her
jthalaw. Potash comes' forward oddball} in Watél that is heated by the
“my
CARMENMTA (cons omega
Prominent in the list of entertain-
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loo Friday evening, lac": 22nd, at
1 Donnie are thawed/know? internation-
Terpislchoresn 'Artlsis, better
Ne'w York as Broadway's Premier
Tango Exponents-4Burton and Car-
menclta. -
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try about 15 years ago .but a bright
i little girl of Spanish parentage who is
l
[she danced to bed and she danced out
again in the morning, danced to her
meals. she danced to school, she danc-
lled every where and it is said she even
gdunced to church. Splice it is that she
‘‘has always danced and in save her
she began first.
ill the performance to be given here
_by The Follies de Danae she and her
lpnrtner, Jack Burton, the- Adonis of
‘ New York's cabaret dancers, will give
robin dances, including the Tango, the
‘ Turkey Trot. the Fox Trot1 the Castle
Walk, the Carmcncita Glide, etc. Their
:iliusslan Whirlwind Dance is said to
he one of the most daring efforts ev
atsmpt'ed to defy the power of gr i-
i ty. Carmencita's solo numbers include
Parsode la Gracie.” La Nattcheclle 'and.
the dance of illusions. The Dance of
ithe Rose in which she is assistédi by
er. Burton is an other terpslchorean
‘conceit of her own conception.
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;the dancing of
l Burton.
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The expression ‘the poetry of mo-
tion‘ finds it’s true interpretation " in
Carmellcita and Mr.
BETHLEHEM organs Nsw as.
CORD.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.—Bethlehem
, Steel made the new high price of 550.
an over night gain of twenty-one
:points. on sales of 400 shares at the
lopening today of the Stock Exchange.
Before the end of' the first twenty
599 7-8.
A, year ago when the Stock Ex-
-
n,‘
l one nausea SUITS mama's“.
Yof the Buch‘chnnns’n Coal "company
against the United Mlno.Worllers’ of
America, and the international oflcers
for $1,245,000 damages for property.
troubles have‘been dismissed, it was
announced today.‘ bnyudge Frank A.
Youlnsns in United States District
previously had
been sustained by the
court. .
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Ivoururun. FRUGALITY.
Governor-Why- don’t you use your‘
brains/Do axial? j .
, Douglas—Because trust them to
dash—Punch.
louuoi till was; '
. i uoouu Mill
(continued trots ill-um. ; .
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The bride was attended by a maid
of honor and four .brldemsids. The at-
tenda'ntswere charming in dresses-of
pale green silk, and their huge bou-
quets of pink chr'yssnthemums. They
were: the Misses Florence Moore, El-
len James, Margaret Jennings» and
May Flint: Miss Gladys Mills, _‘ the
bride's sister, wore a decidedly pretty
dress of pink crepe do chops, with gold
lace trimmings. Bile carried‘n very
large bouquet of cut roses. Thinnest
man was Robert‘hflller,'of 'Bml'rlrlyn.
The bride was given. away. by her
father, Oscar 5. Mills. . _
A‘ bowerof beauty was the church.
The color schemawss pink and'fgroen.
The edifice was transformed into’ a
place dltogetlib‘F fitting for so happy
an event by the tasteful andattrsottve
decorationsrof various dowel-sand su~
tumn leaves,~which made a novel ef-
fect. and potted plants and palms. The
ushers were: Harold Ketchsm, _ Harry
s. Bryan, Ernest .Wells and Cyril
es. erss'V: May Fallen presided
a the/organs. " ' 1.. -_f
Followingths ceremony; whicthaa
a. pretty one, ztbhe. guestszand relatives
cos-ram A
,
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Mal in of Norwalk, took place at the
h e of the bride‘s parents, last even-
ing Throat and Lung'
testified in signed statements. that Lin-
onlns cured them encouglm.
bronchitis and other forms of winter
complain" that threstged, their ”very
snatched! Other thousduds in other
sections of the country have added
their testimony. ‘snd mall unite in pro-
claiming Unonln'e the most ’eflective .
medicine of'lts kind known to science.
it warms and enriches the blood. it re-
stores circulation and times the deli-
cates membranes of threat nd lungs/in
repaired to the chapel of ignorant?
where ampleasant reception, followed.
by a dinner. was enjoyed. Friends-and
relatives were present from Broadsi-
bin, N. 'Y., New York, New Jersey.
(Brooklyn, Bridgeport. Norwalk, Nah-
cotta, Washington and Maine. -
Miss Mills is a popular young lady;
well-known in ‘Norwalk. She is a
musician of ability, and for some time
has been organist of the ‘M. E. Church
in Rowayton.
Mr. Hughes is prominent in Brook—
lyn Masonic circles. lie is connected
with the Hobbs Compsn , Brooklyn.
by whom he is employed the capac-
ity of salesman. This firm is engaged
in foreign and domestic paper tradey'
Mr. Hughes is a corporal in the slgngd
corps of the Brooklyn militia. /
Mr, and Mrs. Hughes have the best
ishes of a large circle of friends/who
extend them hearty congratu etions.
They will enjoy a honeymoon, trip to
Niagara Falls, from which honeymoon-
er's mecca they will Journey to'Can-
ada. From Canada they ” ill proceed
to Maine and thence t, [’Schenectady,
N. Y., where they. will hill. with Mrs.
William Hughes.
’ The couple will he: at home after Dev
camber 1st at t lr newly furnished
residence on 3 9 Hancock street.
Brooklyn, N. Y/
/
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ALK'lN-STEELE.
The we ding of lda Selina. daughter
of Mr. d Mrs. George Edwin Steele
of He. emeyer Place, to Albert Denton
g, at 6. Under an arch of palms, the
ceremony was performed by the dtev.
James Benton Werner, rector of Grace
Church. Norwalk. The decorations
consisted of similax and Chrysanthe-
mums. The bride wore a gown of white
satin, trimmed with chiffon and silver-
cmbroidered lace, also a tulle train and
veil edged with satin, caught up with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of
white roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Florence Blanche Steele, a sister
of the bride, was maid of honor, and
wore a rainbow tulle gown, over white
satin. She carried a bouquet of pink
roses. Gordon Arthur Nichol was the .
best man. A reception and‘supper fol-
lowed the ceremony. ‘
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Nearly one thousand prominent peo-
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a large supply of tools. Sack-hive!
and alarm clocks. which . will be ‘
sold at reduced priest ‘
Sec our.,wlndow dupliy
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to Wabash, 8o. Riel-walk. Conn.
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