Great Feature Pictures
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TONIGHTr—EMILY STEVENS IN "THE WHEEL OF
THE LAW.” g
TOMORROW—LOUISE HUFF IN "THE REWARD
0F PATIENCE."
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Ormi Hawiey Valeska Surett Edna, Goodrich
in . in
“Wh re Love "‘ "The House 0‘
eada" “The Straight Way" Lies"
SATURDAY—ETHEL CLAYTON AND CARLYLE
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THEATRE
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BLACKWEL‘L IN “A WOMAN'S WAY," AND
BILLIE BURKE IN"GLORIA’S ROMANCE.” :
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PALACE THEATRE.
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“The Playhouse That Pleases."
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Monday—Triangle play, “Gretch-
en the Greenhorn."
Tuesday—The celebrated come-
dian, Barney Barnard, in
“Phantom Fortunes."
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY
Charley Chaplin in “Hard Luck."
Wednesday—“The Patriot ” a
thrilling tale of the Mexican
I border.
{Thursday—Hazel Dawn in “The
Feud Girl ”
Friday—The World production,
“The Almighty Dollar."
Saturday—George Beban in the
sweet story of “Pasquale." t
NAUDEVILLE—FIVE BIG
‘ACTS, EVERY THURSDAY,‘
FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
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Expert Repairing of Auto
Lamps and Radiators.
Parts of all kinds of lamps
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PLEASING PICTURES
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“Gretchen The Greenhorn" The At-
traction at Narth Main Street Play-
house Tonight — Charley Chaplin
Tomorrow.
Tellingr a quaint story of a little
“Gretchen the (ireenhorn,"
a star Triangle feature play will be
the attraction at the Palace theatre
tlti sevening. Dorothy Gish, who
stars in the play is well suit ed for the
part of Gretchen Van iiouck, a Iassie
from Holland who comes to this coun-
try to join her father, Jan Van Houck,
an engraver, who has saved money
enough to send for her.
The little Dutch girl, clad In her
native costume, arrives here and Piet.
ro, a young Italian musician, fails In
love with her. A thrilling tale of
counterfeiters is mingled witlt the
story. The harbor police are called
on to make arrests and the story ends
happily for all.
Charley Chaplin Tomorrow.
(‘hariey Chaplin, well known com-
edian, will slur tomorrow in the picture
“‘liard Luck" and promises to attractE
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This Is one of the numer-l
ous attractions hooked by the manage:
meut In addition to the regular pro}
gram for the day Tire Vitagraph play'
;her oif. and she,
;her baby daughter in the care of a sisg
- tcr.
Wednesday the wonderful story of
the Mexican border,
starring William S. Hart, will be
shown.
REGENT THEATRE.
'VALESKA SURATT STARS
IN STORY OF VENGEANCE
A motive of revenge, which leads a
woman to seek the unhappiness of her
husband by humilia'ing her own un‘
known daughter, gives a startling and
vivid background to the work which
Valeska Suratt does for William Fox
in her new picrurc, "The Straight
Way." Miss Suratt plays Mary Madr-
Lsun‘ a woman who has been wronged
by hcr husband. and cannot forgive.
When the story begins, Mary's re»
lations with another man are unjust”f
suspected by her husband. lie casts
heartbroken, leaves
Later, when the husband, John
Madison (Herbert Hey-est hears that
Mary has been killed in a railroad
(wreck, he takes the daughter Into hi;
home.
Many yearn: lat-er, 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
W alters, (Glen \\' bite) at former con
vict. Walters is to marry Madison' 5
daughter, Marion (Elsie Balfour.)
Mary does not know that Marion is
her own child, but believes she ls
Madison's daughter by a second mar-
rlage.
After the marriage of Waiters and
Marionwflary goes to Madison and
tells him the whole story. Then he In- 'he Nursery will be on sale the end of
forms her that Marlon was her own
daughter.
Mary .nees 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
when subsequent events prove that
'Waltera 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."
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Emily Stevens declared by critic.
The Patriot.’ _
other members of the company. ".N'o
minors in hen’” he demanded as he
peered into the toaneau. “How about
{the little girl there?" he asked after a
moment's silence. That is where he
narrowly escaped being kissed, for the
,Iitzle girl was Louise Hun garlred in a,
little Quaker costume which made her!
look about sixteen years of age. Miss“
Huff and the Quaker costume are at
the Regent theatre tomorrow.
Our
Day Nursery
and its
Work
DAY NURSERY To SELL CALEN.
DARS INSTEAD OF ENTER-
TAINMENT.
Tire monthly meeting of the Day
Nursery Association was held at the
Nursery. Monday, October 9th, and
routine business was transacted.
The following are the gifts for Octo-
Mis. Bradbury, box of toys; Mrs.
H. Lockwood, garbage can; Mrs.
a. G. Huntington, grapes; South Nor-
ualk congregational church, fruit
food; a friend. peaches and eggs; Mrs
Wills, apples. Mr Grecnsttin, 1 dozen
cups: Mrs Ii. M, Andrew's, milk.
The Nursery would greatly approci
ate any gifts of fruits, cereals and dry
groceries.
The Christmas author's calendars
which are to be sold for the benefit of
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.the nronth. These calendars are well
worth the money and. In view of the'
(act that these are to be sold In place
of an entertainment. the directors
earnestly hope the response will be
large.
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RALLY WEEK sent/toes.
Rally week wfl'ariapTEI'éusly opened
yesterday at the Norwalk M. E.
I(‘.hurch and all services were very
‘Iargeiy attended The aggregate at-
tendance is quoted at 536 for the en-
tire day.
The. day's program opened at 9:30
in. with a class meeting with
This
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Frederick Bedlam In charge.
Phantom Fortunes" will be on the and the public alike to be the fore service was very lll‘ll‘ly attended.
bill tomorrow night as well as the Im-
mortal Charley.
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,. trtIltIIII-3 slago success,
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evident .‘,
{anti the stage.
tpurtt-d by
most emotional actress on the stage
when they saw her last season In
‘Thc Mrsstened \\',oman" will be
seen on the screen at the Regent to- Itev. Ii E. Woolver, I) l), \, ho spoko
night in‘ ‘The thl of the Law, "
lfive part \Ictro picture. Miss Stevens
lhas begun her second reason in her was largely altcnded and thc 0011811!-
but she Ilndi
time to work In Metro sludioa and will
lbe HI‘t'n on that program from time‘o
lime. “'Iitc \\ht'ei (II' hei I.t\\" III‘ttIS
.wIth tire I‘trIIlhiiin of (ircumsinntinl
There is "lit titling non Ity
'ln the production and scores of thrill-
ing and gripping The u (try
I:: or.» of romance, politics, Intrtgut
Miss Stcvcus I~=
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a rioltrb'c cit which
tt'llltlt‘S Ir‘rnnk Mills
attic and H'I'tCII slur in
innerrpmi. Edwin Iloli
\lthe, Roma Raymond Jerome N.
, \‘.' limit and thirties I-Z ltltitlut- (ieorgo. Iirrvest Fields. ..
“THE REWARD 0F PATIENCE.”
small town not far from New York _| | B | R
x,. 0' itdrn'tt .w
:(it, u ho was r.- irrly kissed ’not long“, fleecedsaffchieeeting Hecld $elate'rdsyf
showbut he never realized it. The (‘outt Laurel (“uh laid Its annuu
]I:tt.tiysis epidemic wl. tn the Famott
i’I: Hers Film Company was staging it
photoplay “The Renard of Patience
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,in which tlui lily II He Lotti. e Hull 1 i
being reaitrtttl. Tl.) health oflicei
itvzts guarding hi2: town from the In-
eront's of Illilltli‘ and he stopped th
2 car In which ‘iiss Hufl’ was riding wit
l I:(l‘ tlilt‘titll‘ Rtlllt‘ll (I. Yignola,
'“llcu-t‘ich. Johnn Bowers, and several
MID-
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who has beret "i ”m
his own
right, and it It‘iillil‘t‘tl with her, Ii: rrry, Icrnretl the cottclu tinlr of the tiny 5 do I mm“ wedd mg 5,” MT
Raymond Iightful program. and ilev. C. h. Ilurto.
II. linker ditettttl the produvtlon. Tonight “”1 ha mp second session
Mist Stevens will be remembered by of the week's program. and the meet
motion picture audiences for he?“ in; “'hk‘h" :1" he M13 ti." ”‘9 Tim”
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spll. ndrd work in Destiny, or thcl Etr‘lgi‘“ W. H. Morgan 0;, Calvary SI.
30"] m ”.“ ”mm mm "Hm ””"W 0: E. (‘Iturch of Brooklyn. on "A Ytrrkce
Tours" two notable Metro mutter- h Ireland" ‘.\li members of the
plays. thurch an; everyone interested In the
There was one health official in It«
lincidcnl occurred during the infantile
‘.\'a:
The next number on the day's pro
gram was the regular morning service.
At this service, the congregation lit "9““ Walmsley Lynch, ““3“" 0" tel.
tened to a very interesting talk by the Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lynch, it worth. of Mil-walk. more visitors
Tokeneke, became the bride of John‘ ""— Hartford My.
3 "n The "“I‘“ 0' ”‘9 ”“1”" ‘° ”'0 Tiebout. Rev. II. Ii. Anderson, of lie: .1. Arthur Lindeberc spent the work-
(‘onr'nunity'f The morning Venice
gallon departed troll pleased with the
eacellent service. .t
.-\t the noon hour Rev. \\'oolvcr madoi
u' very cxceiicn‘. :ttitlrt‘ss to the cull--
tircn c I the sund: IV :clr .Iol who were In‘
attendance to Iht‘ number of ‘Growth"
I t. gue Young I’rtples' ilaiiy was hell
in the church tnriors. 'I’he. rneeting‘
was a very cntIrr<iastic one, the young
people turning out to hint numb-int.
in honor of the occasion. The recoil
Inc, war in cmin gt of l.’ Kepler;
but was not but tried by ant. specatli
eases.
'lhe credit it service at 7 :30 p. l
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[of the N
\ery able serrnrn on
crwalk M E. church prcathcdi
“The “h! oi
services are cordially invited to tilt?“
Ire meeting.
PINE POINT CATHOLIC CLUB.
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meeting atSt loscpir's Parish Hall
yesterday afternoon.
A new set of hylnu'a were compiled
'u which a new name was pmvidc-l
for the club, which in the future will‘
Fine Point Catholi-
t"tib. These hy-i:t\\'s. which are on
tirely revised. were drawn up by n
committee consisting of Attorney
Daniel J. Bowling. 1'. F. Brophy, Iohn
Robinson and Hugh (‘nmubeiL
Tire officers of the club where then
elected and are as follows:
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Dorothy Gish, Ital- of “Ontohen. the
President—Attorney Daniel J. Dow
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vice President—Dr. Daniel E.
van.
Secretaryrwlilien McMahon.
Treasurer—Anna E Stecgmulier.
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
Iey, Mrs. \ViuiamIRyan and Miss Julia
Mahon.
Spll
Miss Amy Raymond, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo A. Raymond, oi
2 Belden place, celebrated the thir-
teenth anniversary of her birthday.
Saturday. afternoon. by entertaininga
company of her young friends from?
to 6 o'clock. 6 Various games Were it-
'tlulgod In and the first prize was so-
cured by Mia-s Kate Benton. and the
second by Miss Cecelia Byrne, Deli
clous refreshments were served. Thoat
.rr attendance weiez Eleanor Mat~
tows. brilliant Brady, Ruth Church.
Doris London. Alice Confially. Alice
Raymond, Cecelia Byrne and Kate
Benton.
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"It
brated Saturday afternoon when Miss
Rowaylon Ilaptist Church. offlci-‘t d
and the ceremony was ceie‘Jru'eI at
Al Ii: 40 p nr., the regular Epworth with Orange [,1 . our
Ind orange blossoms.
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,oncd. AI IO o'clock a chicken app-tr
"was sc-vui. Mr. and Mrs. Plait re. ion (it-plan, In. Wilma: J. 30m
ceived n‘auy handsome ant useful and In. m Reed motored
gifts, Including china and silverware Dunbar: My and enjoyed a do;
One was “a large chest of silver. The llghtful tine.
flue.- t3 («waned for their hernes Iota
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tip the evening. all voting it one long, I! l. of a“ South N .
walk Savings Baal; sinned today fl,
his usual vacation. and will spa.
to be remembered and writing Mr.‘
and Mrs ~Platt another twcniydlve
{much or the time In hunting trlpfit
;about the state.
years of Iappy married life.
Barron and Patrfck}
‘Miss Alice R. I
F‘. Moran were quietly married In St.‘
Mary's (‘hurch by Rev. Father Finn.
this morning. The bridemaid was
\MIss May Meek and the best man
was Joaeplt Cook. A wedding break-
fast was served at the Norwalk Ho~
SOCIETY
AND PERSONAL
News
TIEBOUT—LVNCH.
A very pretty wedding was cele.
Mr. and. In. J. W. Smith, of South .
Norwalk. hlvo been the guests
Mr. and In. Ernest Smith, of 8
George street. Danbury. ‘ ‘ '
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Miss Ina Plan and George Len
‘cnd at his borne, at 1‘.‘ Ivy Place. T.-
tlay he started for a two wecks' vaca-
tion in the Adirondacks with Mr. an
Mrs. William Ilrower, Jr., and Miss
Tit-twer, (I New York. '
Miss Elsie Inns. of East Oran
N. J., has been the guest of .
iiuth Cave. Flax nm Road.
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ltc home of the bride. _
i‘ho bride was Iilt-Iit‘flllly gowned Ir I
shite satin and lace anti wore it
tlrhi veil of \\Il"l' tulle, t"itn'rcd
Sitc- c’rrri ti
of bridal meet.
I) utrtiftrl b. a.” t
Lilies
or of tho
.‘tlarion “nintaiey Lynch. sis»
bride, was the little" rt'd
nd Ilenry \lorran ’I‘Iebout, brother'
I the groom. was the best man.
Inrnediatcly aft: r t'w services a
“It: Sf‘i‘
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DtKIyn catering. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Tit-ho ‘ lctt sho I y
tfterwnrd in their I :ymoon vh c
‘Il 3' out I“ .~ltll’\, all“ They.
txpe'l return lt'mc In ultout
nnttth.
The bride was the
tinny beautiful gifts and
congratulations of her n‘nny i tend;
3" E"? RON ENTERTAINS.
tine «.1 the lt'nsI tnjoynb Ic events
'l the history of N-tt‘Wnlk mztriifes‘ed
IIFPII last evening when Mics livn E‘-
t‘ron gave it reception at her home. on
to celebrate her birth-
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recip’cnt o
.‘cceivctl i“e
'- ltownn street.
lay anniversary,
Antoni: the. Stamford
Misses Ilcttv Silvermnm \vettc Levin.
Inc'ittelin Warsow, llettie Alswood,
Messrs. Ccci “v tampbcii, Harold l‘cr-
man. Arthur and Jack Levonuon. Ilen-
iamln Levin: Mr. S. Zatkin, of he»
troit, recently back from an extended
tour through Japan: Waiter Green. of
St. Louis: Jocelyn Alberta, t‘ ‘f it"
Larntz, Walter Marcus, lit-rim"
Brookheimcr, of Brooklyn, New Yt “I"
Miss Alyce Rosenn. of New 1!: .ven:
and Diana Rootlner, Jeanette Cohn, anr‘
Eva Effron, of Norwalk. A splendid
musical entertainment was furnished
by Harold Herman and S. Zntkin. One
of the features of the evening was a
mock wedding, Alyce Rosenn and Wot
fer Green being the principal cha ac-
ters. This furnished an inexhaustahic
amount of amusement.
At about 10 o'clock the guests and
Miss Eva took a motoring trip in
Bridgeport. Upon returning, a delect- .
ably catered midnlght supper awaited
them.
The revelry terminated at an early
hour in the morning - The guests de
parted, declaring Miss Eva a charming
hostess.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plait cot-oi u m ’fil W
brawn their twenty-nflh wedding II- L0 “is, Hus m The 3wntd£;r EVE: 'f‘.‘ c
nlvsrsary at their residing in Show]; - __ ,
street. Saturday evening. there
a large number present. Hull’s: KEER ADVER "SING, AND
provided. for dancing by a VtotroItL
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