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Great Feature Pictures
TONIGHTvEUILY STEVENS IN ”THE WHEEL OF
THE LAW.” I i .
TOMORROW-LOUISE HUFF IN “THE REWARD
OF PATIENCE."
WEQNE’DAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
011m 1:.w'” Valeaka Surett Edna iGfloocirtch
“Where Love in “The House of
Leada" “The Straight Way” Lie."
SATURDAY—ETHEL CLAYTON AND CARLYLE
BLACKWELL IN “A WOMAN'S WAY,” AND
BILLIE BURKE IN “GLORIA’S ROMANCE."
PAMCEIHEAIRE:
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“The Playhoufi That Phases” “Gretchen The Greenhorn" The At
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“PALACE THEATRE.
AT THE PALACE
traction at North Main Street Play
.house Tonight — Charley Chaplin
Tomorrow.
Monday—Triangle play, “Gretch-
en the Greenhorn." :
{Tuesday—The celebrated come-
dian, Barney Barnard, in
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Telling 11 quaint story of a little
“Phantom Fortunes.” ‘ Dutch girl, "Gretchen the Greenhorn,"
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY a star Triangle feature play will be
Charley Chaplin in “Hard Luck.” the attraction at the Palace theatre
(Wednesday—“The Patriot," a thi sevening. Dorothy Gish who
1 thrilling tale of the Mexican stars in the play is well sui ed for the
[ border. part of Gretchen Van iioutk, a lsssie
1T hursday—Hazel Dawn in “The from Holland who comes to this coun-
- .Feud Girl." try to join her father, Jan Van llouck.
wfid‘y_.'rhe World production, an engraver, who has saved money‘
enough to send for her.
The little Dutch girl. clad in her
native costume, arrives here andPiet-
BIGT°1 a young itaiian musician, fails in
love with her.
:counterfeiters is mingled with
i‘story.
“The Almighty Dollar."
Saturday—George Beban in the
sweet story of “Pasquale. "
NAUDEVILLE—FIVE
ACTS, EVERY THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
STAMFORD
“it-Auto lamp Works
ore opening a branch on R—ail-
road avenue, corner of Mon-
roe street.
Expert Repairing of Auto
Lamps and Radiators.
Parts of all kinds of lamps
carried in stock.
the
The harbor police are called
happily for all.
Charley Chaplin Tomorrow. 1
, Charley Chaplin, well known com-
edian, will star tomorrow in the picture
”‘Hard Luck" and promises to attract
thousands.
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."Pliantom Fortunes" will be on the
, bill tomorrow night as well 1111 the im-
f111ortnl Charley.
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A thrilling tale of,
on to make arrests and the story ends,
- when subsequent events prove that
This is one.“ the numerw
’ous attractions hooked by the managed
iment in addition to the regular pro-.
The Vitagraph playi
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levldent U.
iln the production and scores of thrill-
.‘is 111:».1 of romance.
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.\\‘ilson and Charles i-Zidriduc.
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car in which
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shown.
REGENT THEATRE.
VALIBKA IUIATT ITAII’
lN STORY 0' VINGIANCI
A motive of revenge, which leads a
woman to seek the unhappiness of her
husband by humiliating her own un-
known daughter, gives a startling and
vivid background to the work which
.VaJesku Suratt doves for William For
in her new picture, “The Straight
,Way." Miss Suratt plays Mary .\iad1~
lson‘ a woman who has been wronged
by her husband, and cannot forgive.
[ When the story begins, Mary‘s re-
lations with another man are unjustly
lie casts
:her off. and she, heartbroken, leaves
jher baby daughter in the care of a sis-
Later, when the husband John
Madison tilerbett Heyes) hears that
Mary has been killed in a railwati
wreck he takes the daughter into llli
home.
Many year: later, Mary hears that
Madison has been elected Governor of
his state. She determines to have
‘her vengeance on him for Wrecking
her life. She makes a plot with Dan
Walters, (Glen White,) a former cou<
vict. Walters is to marry Madison's
daughter, Marion (Elsie Balfour.)
Mary does not know that Marion is
her own child, but believes she is
Madison's daughter by a second mar— ate any gifts of fruits, cereals and dry
‘grocerie-s.
After the marries? of Walters and;
Mary goes to Madison and‘
rlage.
iMarion.
‘tells him the whole story. Then he i111
forms her 111111 Marlon was her own
daughter.
Mary sees then that her plot had
acted as a boomerang. Her only
child has become the bride of an ex-
convict. But the situation is cleared
Walters had been innocent of the.
crime for which he was punished, and
had gone to prison for a friend.
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EMILY STEVENS STARRED iN
“THE WHEEL OF THE LAW."
Emily Stevens, declared by critics
and the public alike to hflbe fore-
most emotional actress on e stage,
they saw her last season in
“The lint-hastened Woman," will be
seen on the screen 111 the Regent to-
night in ”The Wine] of the Law,” a
"ii\c purl itictro picture. Miss Stevens
has begun her second season in her
notable stage success, but she finds
‘time to work in Metro studios and will
fbe seen on that program from time to 1..
1 1in1c.
“The Wheel of the Law“ dents
with the fuliihiliiy of circumstantial
Tin-re is lilit'lltlllli: i‘.tl\t1ll_V
i111: and gripping scenes The s'ory
politics. intrigut
.‘tliss Stevens is HID'
D. linker directed the produtlion
Miss Stcvcns will he rctnc111liet'etl by
motion “picture audiences for her.
spF-aniid work in "Destiny, or the?
Soul of :1 Woman" and "The ilou'sc of
Tears“ two notable Metro wonder-
piay's. ~
“THE REWARD OF PATIENCE."
There was one health official in u
1:nmil town not for from New Yo1'k1
anon-but he never rcalizcd'it. The
incident occurred during the. infantile
paralysis cpidcmic wit-en‘ihe 11111110111
l’itwcrs 111111 (‘ompnnv was singing its
photoplsy "i‘hc Rebilltl of i’.1 1. .
i. \‘llltli dit oily litIic loui~e liui‘t’ i~
being trututsti. The health officer
was guardiu: his town from the in-
of 111i'to" 11nd he stopped the
"alias Huff was riding with
Vignoio. Na:
'Devczich, .ioimn Bowers. and several
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macar-
iyeaterduy at the
"fle- alone
will sitcom. That '1- I'hrre he
narrowly «cared item kind. for the
title girl Via Loot» Mal and la a
11111:- Quaker calm which nude but
look about sixteen JUII‘I at age Min
tin! and the Quaker costume are at
the Regen theatre tomorrow.
Out
Day Nursery
and its
Work
DAV NURSERY To SELL CALEN
DARS INSTEAD OF ENTER-
TAINMENT.
The monthly meeting of the Day
Nursery Association was held at .he
Nurse”, Monday. October 9th. and
routine business was transacted.
The following are the gifts for Octo-
bcr:M1s.Bradbury.box of toys; Mrs.
i). M, Lockwood, garbage can; Mrs.
i2. ti. Huntington. grapes; South Nor
walk t‘ongregational church. fruit
road; a friend. peaches and eggs; Mrs
Wills, apples: Mr. Greenstein. 1 dozen
cups; Mrs. B. M, Andrews, 'milk.
The Nursery would greatly appreci
The Christmas author's calendars
which his to be sold for the benefit of
the Nursery will be on sale the end of
the month. These calendars are well
worth the money and. in view of the
fact that these are to be sold in place
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IM1thcydm-“dthm
linoleum-border, “m ”Inflow-ob.
Willi-.9 Hut tilting-enduflbum
.the am. girl then" he a“ after a
of an entertainment, the directors.
earnestly hope the response will be
large.
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RALLY WEEK GEBVICE‘.
Rally week wfi'au/pietously Opened
Vorwalit M. E.
1(hurch. and all services were very
“largely attended The aggregate. at-
‘nandance is quoted at 636 for the en
‘pcoplt- turning out in larg- number-.1.
1111 honor of the occasion.
llnrry:it1iuet. the contiusiou of the day" s dc
Rammm'lirhlfni progn 111. and Rev. (‘.i1:.llarto
ported by :1 notable (11.1! which in-
‘cludes Frank Mills who l1.11~ hi‘tll 11
11111.70 and :‘crocn 111111 in his own
Haiti. and its featured with her:
Davenport. Edwin iioit
Mt'KPi‘, 111111111 liuymoud .itromc N i‘
"mm“ ii: 1rvcst Fields. "
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[Pity 11110 was nearly kissed not iong‘v 3mm” Elected and the Bylaws Re
tire day.
The day's program openfl at 9: 30
11. 111. with a class meeting \vlthl
i‘redcrick Bedlam. in charge. This
service was very largely attended. I
The next number on the day's pro-
gram was the regular morning service.
At this service, the congregation lia-
“mm! to 11 very interesting talk by the
Rev. H. E. Woolver, D. 'l)., who spoke
on "The Value of the Church to the
(""onin1nnit). The mor1ing scriice
has largely unended and the congre-
gallon dt-partedBI'ell pleased with the
excellent servitze. \ 1‘
Al the noon hour Rev. Wooivcr made!
very excellent address to the chil~
tircn of thc suuduy 1chooi who wen-“in
11111 once to the number of " lrowth."
At tiztli p. 111. 111-.1 regular Epworth
League Young l’t-oplcs‘ llniiy was held
in the church parlors. 'llic meeting
11 :1s 11 very c111bu::i.nstic one, the young
The mum i
111:: 1111s in thutgc of t'. l'. Keelcr,
but was not teatur cd by any special
.Hitli cases.
The ev chirg s1rvicc 111 7:10 p. 111..
1t'ti1c Norwaik M 1“. church prcacbcd'
.1 \c1y able wimon o11“'l‘he wbi' .11
Tonight will be the second session
of the week's program. and the meciv
ing which will be held in the church
parlor 11 ill be fcuturcd by 11:1 address
iilcy. W. ii. Morgan of Calvary M.
[12. t‘hurcb of Brooklyn. on “A Yunkce
i1 irclnnd." All members of the
( burch and c1 on me interested in the
scr'viCt s are (ordialli invited to 11“?“ . .
:be meeting
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PINE POINT CATHOLIC CLUB.
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viscd at 7'. Meeting Held Yesterday.
(‘ctm Laurel Club told its annna‘
meeting at St. Joseph's Parish Hall
yFstct'doy afternoon.
A now set 111' bylaws were compiled
r1. which a. 111-11' 111111111 was provided
the club, which in the future will
.111, known :15 the Fine Point (‘atholit
t‘iub. These bylaus. which are (111
tircly revised. were. drawn up by .-1
committee consisting of Attorney
Daniel J. Dowiiltg. P. F. Brophy. John
Robinet‘" 11nd Ural/Campbell. St
The officers of the club were then
elected and are as follows:
l’rcsidcut-Attorney Daniel J. Dow:
lug.
\icc Presidcul~lin Daniel E.
van.
Secretary-Ellen McMahon.
Treasurer~Anzta E Steegmuiler.
Governing Board for two years-—
Mrs. P. T. Brophy, Mrs. John Robin
son, Dr. John A. O'Connor: governing
board for one year, Miss Lena Buck-
ley. Mrs. William iiiyan and Miss Julia
Manon.
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Miss Amy Raymond], daughter of
Mr. and M s. Waldo A. Raymond, cl
1 Beiden ace, celebrated the thir-
teenth anniversary of her birthday.
Saturday afternoon, by entertaininga
company of her young friends from 2
to t o‘clock. 6 Various games weren-
dnlged in and the first prise was re-
cured by Mica Kate Benton. and the
second by Mia: Cecelia Byrne. Deli
done refreshments were carved. Thea-
ia attendance wen: manor Iat-
oxhhm mm emu. an:
lune-d. Mia am and no
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Miss M Icahn, man“ it“ "
celled nauy handsome and useful and In M Reed motored. ,
gifts, including china and silverware. :Daubary yesterday and enjoyed. a a”.
One was '11 large chest, of silver. The; “INN “It ‘ .1
guests nonarted for their hemes late
't' ,in the evening, all voting it one long.
lto be remembered and wu'niig M1.
and Mrs, 'Platt another twootyhver
nflmlmamesoum Nan
V” In“. mrted today
nation, and will my
Imuch ot the line in hunting trl
inbout the able.
Miss Alice '11. Barron and Patrick;
F‘. Moran were quietly married in St.'
Mary‘s Church by Rev. Father Finn.
this morning. The hridemaid was
1Mias May Meeker and the 'best man
was Joseph Cook. A wedding break-
fast was served at the Norwalk lio-
tel.
Fir.
" iyears of tabby married life.
AND PERSONAL
News
TlEBOUT—LYNCH.
A very pretty wedding was cele-
brated Saturday afternoon when Miss
Irene \Valmaley Lynch. daughter of
and Mrs. Franklin Lynch, 1f
became the bride of John
Ticbout. Rev. it. E. Anderson, of t‘1c-
Rowaylon Baptist Church. ofiicit d
and the ceremony was celebrael :11
the bone. of the bride.
The bride was tastefully gowncd i'i'
whitc satin and law and wore :1
liriii'il veil of while tulle, t'imrrtd
with ornnue hl'ssomat. She t'ili‘I'i tl
u bnuuiiiiul of bridal
and orange blossoms. .
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Mr. as Mrs. I. w. 51:11:11,111 emf“
Nowell, have been the guests .
Mr. and lira. Ernest Smith. of it
George street. Danbury.
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111a- Ina M and George mm
worth. 0! Norwalk. were visitors 3%
Hartford yesterday.
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.l. Arthur Lindeberg spent the week-
end at his home. at l2 lvy Place. Tt-
day be started for a two weeks‘ vaca-
tion in the Adirondacks with Mr. and
Lin. \\iilinm lirower, Jr., and Miss
I11-ower,1f New York.
Miss Elsie has. of am 0‘
N. 1.. has been the guest of
Ruth Cane. Flax Hill Road.
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Miss Marion \Vulmslcy Lynch. sis-
tcr of the bride, “'11:: the brilc"11‘1l.
and Henry Morgan Ticbout, brother
1.tf the groom, was the best man.
lnmediuteiy after tiit1 Sl‘r‘.‘i1'1‘ri a is»
liclotn: wedd‘ng suppt'r van rcr el "
llclilyn catering.
Mr. and Mrs. Ticr' left sbo i'v
afterward on their ‘.,ncymotm \1h 1"
1‘“ ‘ '1'11 i 111 «111:1, nus". 'l‘hc'x
expo” i) return lt.‘nic l21 aboiit 11
mtm‘h.
The bride who the recip’crtt 11'
many beautiful glitz: and "cccived ‘1"e
congratulations of l1e:' trany fierd:
Miss ECFRON ENTERTAINS.
(inc of the most enjoyable events
11 the history of Norwalk 1:1:111ii'es1ed1
itself inst cvctting whcn Mite Eva E'-
fron gave 11 rt-ception at her home. on
'. Rowen extract: to celebrate her birth-
lay anniversary, ,-
Among the Sinmfotd guests we:c
\ sh 1.. lettv Silvctmnn. Yvette Levitt.
lhicqheiiln Warsow, Bertie Alswood Emily Stevens in “The Wheel of the Law.” at The Regent,
Messrs. Cecil S. Campbell, liurold llet' mg ht
man. Arthur and Jack Levonson. Bcn~ ' “‘ “‘
jamin Levin; Mr. S. Zatkin. of De-
iroit, recently back f'om an extended
tour through Japan: Walter Green. of
St. Louis; Jocelyn Alberta, (‘ct'i‘zir
ilarniz, Walter Marcus, licrrue'
Brookheimer, of Brooklyn, New York:
Miss Alyce Rosenn, 0'! New Haven:
and Diana Rood , Jeanette Colin. and
Eva Eifron, of orwalk A splendid
musical entertainment was furnished
by Harold Berman and S. Zaikin. One
of the. features of the evening was a
mock wedding, Alyce Rosenn and W111
ter Green being the principal chat ac-
ters. This furnished an inexhaustable
amount of amusement.
At about 10 o‘clock the fiesta and
Miss Eva took a motoring ‘trip to
Bridgeport. Uppn returning, a defect
ably catered midnight supper avaitcd
them.
The revelry terminated at an early
hour in the morning. The guests tie-
narted, declaring Miss Eva a charming.
beaten. ’
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plait ceioi
“I!“ “I“? tantrum: wedding .1-
minnow-Xi their "Idem ta Ibo ryl
street. m M then bola!
a.» uni. M lash van
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Louise 3115' in “The Howard of Patients.” at fie Mat.
marrow.
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