Lb JULY 18,191?
THE
scorn nouwm nvnmo sour-mm.
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10 M1. Turner who has had thirty
years of experience in e1 eiy branch
got the theatrical profession and ought
1kn01v them 11 ell, are merely a (2015
lection of children
musing them
1011 A01111 get them
".11ouble is to begin.
"I always in to give 1111 pictures a
b1‘.isk 1i1'el1 lead," says Mr Turnet
‘11s ] beliere l have done in 'Some
E801" Once get the c0med1 sense of
your spectators amused, and half the
battle is 11011
The 11151 thing to do in making a
motion plLiul‘t is 10 get the interest
Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows-72:15, 7:15 and 9
is easy enough.
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Today
Mary Pickford
In An Artcraft Production
“The Pride of the Clan”
And Burton Holmes Travel
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sthetts of the type [19 now doing,
" his to tickle the comedy sense. \ihen
Thursday ‘it is onte thoroughly aroused the
, r15011hee 10inr
Madame Olga Petro1a “ ' “ 9 gm“ b” g n
in a f1‘rsh,bou1ant spirit, and 1"001'11,
in :1 new photod111m11 ‘1botud to make '11 success."
. The show today will include the
last presentation of the Palaced‘ine-
111a picture which thousands of Nor
1walk people huie enjoytd since Mon-
“The Waiting Soul”
And lleat'st- Pat: .1 Nt11s
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Friday
itiny. The whole picture was made in
IANNU‘ ‘5 Alli) 1N0r1vaik by a Norwalk cast. lieurst-
in the 11111110115 81011 .Puthc News will also be shown to-
day.
PALACE THEATRE TOMORROW
“Her Strange W eddinlz”
NEXT WEEK—John Mason and‘
Alma Hanion in the dating mo-
tion picture, "THE LIBERTIND."
WWW
Mary Pickford Plays Her Newe‘st Art
craft "Romance of Redwoods”
at Palace Thursday
Mary Pitkford whose many
umphs were followed b) others of
greater importance when she organiz
ed her own picture producing com-
,pany, the “.\rtcrafts," has scored tre-
ivmcndously in “The Romance of Red-
woods," which willbc seen at the Phi-
i:l(‘(‘ Theatre tomorrow. it is a truly
‘i‘inc piece from start to finish, with
iliiury Pickford pitting into her inter-
pretation of the leading character all
‘the joy anti pathos in turn that c0111-
,binc to make a feature to be remem-
.bc1'cti. The picture will play the P111-
Eace Theatre tomorrow only.
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Palace Theatre
If It's a Feature The Palace Will
Show lt—Three Times Daily
2: 15 7 and 9.
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Today
Fox Presents Gemge Walsh us
“Some Boy”
Palace Cinema lucture
Last time
Ilearst-l’alhe News
Tomorrow
Mary Picktotd in
“Romance of Redwoocis"
AT THE REGENT FRIDAY
Fannie Ward in George Middleton's
Story. “Her Strange Wed-
ding"
Blanche Sweet in
“Those Without Sin”
is one of the most unusual and start-
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has appeared for Paramount and she;
is supported by a cast of unusual 1211-.
cclience including .luck Dean, Tom
l-‘ht'mun and Billy Elmer.
Bathing Caps
Be sure you see the new line of .
(Bathing Gaps we are showing—‘
lpositively the prettiest styles, ‘
shapes and trimmings offered this
season. Come in and look them
lover.
AT THE REGENT TODAY
Mary Pickford in a New Scotch Pic-
ture, “The Pride of the Clan"
The Regent Theatre will present fa-
25c to $1.00
H. A. MEAD
Druggist
8 North Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
topluy produced by her own company
and released by .il'tcruft. “The Pride
.of the Plan." today,
Every Scotchmun’ in the country
balls with delight the news that "th-
tlc Mary" has selected the role of
‘Murget MucTnvish" as her next
scl‘ct'n impersonation. For a 10m: limo
Caledoniuns have hoped to see the
most popular girl in the world chur-
uctcriZc the charming lass of the hen-
titer and that she will forever immor-
"table the typical winsomeness of
Scotland‘s fair daughters with charac-
teristic effectiveness is readily expect-1
cd. ”menu, the wonderful heart up E
'poul as well as dramatic finesse dis--
plu,1'cd'in“'l‘he Pride of the Clan"!
makes it an offering that will prove oil
univcrsal appeal. During her-long 11nd.
brilliant career on the screen “Little
j‘ilurym has portrayed characters of a
number of different nationalities, her
recent photoplay, “Less Than the
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BATHING
IAdmission—Week Days, 200; Sun-
days and Holidays, 35c.
DANCING
,Chicken and ’Shore
Wf
‘ m,1,,,,,i,‘[Dinners
Liberty Bond Contest Begins
Juh- 9th. Dust," having met with record-break
int.r success throughout the entire
FIREWOR’T‘ EVERY FRIDAY country. it is 11 longr way from the
banks of the Ganges to the wind-
NIGHT
blown fields of Scotch heather, but it
‘——* is a trip that Miss Pickford has taken
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS To lin the interval between “Less Than
HEAR STAMFORD PROTEST lhc Dust" and “The Pride of the
, The county commissioners will trav- Plan." a story of the northwest coast
r?! in Stamford next Tuesday, whereO “390mm-
they ‘will hear the romonstrance
ttgainst the application of Andr'p“ Be
iin who wants to tl'unsfei his liquor its;
m. .50 from Atlantic “we, to Orchmtl Mme. Olga Petrova in an Absorbing
Shoot. it is alleged to the Tcmon. E Play of Modern Life, “The
pirants that the place is unsuitable be- i Wa‘f‘ngSoul'
pause near a school. 'Next‘Friday the 1 Should she bring mm the world the
commissioners will go to Fairlield t:.111'uitm;:.slouiwhile sh;a iherscli lived a
resume heanngs on the dispute over 1195;,“ 11"”? 13:15“, r0111 1.3;:3:
rtlle .Fairtield and \i'estport 1115 in“ “ 10 a a 111.5 p ‘
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roads which are in bad repair. with her or should she 1' 1011! h 1'
‘seif at thcrisk of hot happiness? Grace
Briusley could not rest for the inces-
PALACE THEAT\RE TODAY
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sunt questioning that forced itself on
‘her. She horse]: know that what she
had done 11'115 in no wise wrong, but
whether Stuart, despite his kindness
Iand bigness, would understand was
George Walsh Plays the New Fox Fea-‘ something she could only know by
ture, “Some Boy"——La8t Day ‘tuking the sickening step of disillu-
. of Norwalk Picture ‘sionment. Mme. Petrom has been
' Otis Turner, who directs the George provided in this drama of the struggle
Walsh pictures for William Fox, is within a woman's soul with a medium
_ never quite so happy as when he has that brings out all her superb depth
thought or a new “gag" .or “stunt" to 11nd finenesa. It is mi absorbing play
we in aim of his pictures. ' ' ' ’
tri- ,
13., "m Fannie Want. the brilliant husky
, v‘ uiiiiilg£g "Hg-1‘11; slur who recently scored such 11 suc-
F “The Barrier” ccss in “The (‘heut," “The School for
Husbands," and “I'nconqucrcd,” will‘
‘ Saturday be won at the Regent Theatre on Fri-
tiny in 1hc 1.11sk1'- Paramount produc- E 111013.111 K 501:1 to Nellie \l. Collins
tion of “Her Strange Wedding." This 41 acres and building»; i11\'o1'11aik and
ling productions in which .\liss \‘i‘urdi
.mous Mary Pickford in her new phn~,
REX BEACH MAKES HIS OWN ]
PHOTOPLAYS ’1
FamOus Novelist Organizes Company
to Screen His “Best Sellers" 4
The distinction of being the firsti
author to produce his own books in‘.
motion pictures belong 10 Hex Beach.
America's 1110.51 famous author who'
'recentiy organized the Rex Beath Ptc-' ,
tures Company for the purpose of
making multiple-reel pictu1'15 of his
noiels. i
The first of these productions "l‘he
Barrier," will be seen at the Palate
Theatre 011 Friday. July 2,0
Rex Beach is desertedh one of the,
'most populat authots Amtticn hasl
'prcsented to the. world of romantic lil.‘
e1 ruturo {01 hi5 books are true to the
illiPli’Slll’l‘g of all A1111 llt‘Lill
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t1pes.
The sale of liii.
into the hundreds of thousands,
theit popularity i5 constantly increas-
‘ins. “The lla1'1ier,“the most dram 11 ‘
ic 11nd thiilling of them all, was one'
of the ‘bcst- seller’s‘ fox a long: petiod,|
‘und still heads the list of fiction most
tailed f'ot in public libr'.a1ies it isp
culiut'ly adapted to the motion pictute.‘
11.5 scene is laid among suuouudings
of unusual beauty and grandeur, until
11110 powerful situations of the story“
f11i1'l1'tumblc o1ct‘1—ach other from thei
first incident to the final climax
The ptincipai characters in “teTl
' “llz'urier' are, as Mr Beach announcér
ed when the book 11.15 first published.
taken from life—men and women
whom the author me‘ and knew in his
five years' cxpericncc in Alaskan min
ing camps. iient'e his us5istuuce in
.thc selection of the cast, as well as
hi5' supenision of the production of
the plume, insures its ut'curaty ol.’
interprtc tution anti adds gleutly to its
interest.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Eunice Keith 10 Patrick it. and An-
nic Troy Lot and buildings in Win-
rnipuuk. War.
Alfred E. Austin to i cud Etftmon hot
and buildings on lianford Place and
Fort street. War.
Frankie M. Thcile'und May 1M. Moss
Rt .101 5' books 1uns'
and ‘
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to Neptune Hardware company. not
and buildings on Fort street.
Henry .1. Miller to Jos.11ndQulinu
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Lambert. Two lots on . Sound \itw ‘tuct “m l‘i‘i‘llliig and elected the fol- E
"l"crrt1cc.i‘i’nr lowing 0111”,“: 1
Wcstport.
Henry .1. Miller to Augusta Allen.
Lot in 'ilur1l11 Beach \i'ar.
Theo. Byxbce to Jane Ward Lot.
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War.
Gleason and Beers to liildu S. “111'-
son.
hlll. \\'ar.
Gleason and Beers to .\lononic Di"
\‘clopli‘tt'ni Corporation of N. J. i’our
ucrcs off Strawberry ilill uvcnuu. \‘i'ur.
Estate Timothy t‘ahill to Mary Lilly.
1Lot and buildings on Sprint: hill. Ad.
llm- ti.
‘ilorrls Epstein and Robert .losclov-
.5111 to S'tmucl chltmun. lot and
buildings 011 ilantord plncc. \i'ar,
W. l". Scolield to Hugh ll. Hughes of
Stamford. Lot in Grand View purk.
War. ‘5’
The Realty Corporation, bankrupt.
to Katherine Hargravc. (‘1 acres and
buildings 011 StrnWbcrt'y l-lill. Trus-
tee‘s'decd. ‘1‘-‘1‘"11']
Jeseph A. Guthrie to Frank A. Waite
anti wife. 16 acres in Silvcrmine
Van. ‘ 1.; t! “'fi
Cora ll. (‘olcman to Theo Neucn
d.ortl’ Lot on Row u1't0n 111' enue. \\ at
S. Sellack to Meyer Dulberg. Lot
and buildings on \i'ilton avenue. \‘i'ar.
Daniel A. Newcomb to Carminto
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Aquino. Lot on Word street.
Ottilic 'Muring to George, V. Iii.
Schlichting. Lot and buildings on
Winfield street. War.
Oakley J. Smith to Florlna M. Rut-
tcr. Lot on Sound View Terrace. War.
Edward .Q‘cdirocder and wife to Er-
nest Erbter and wife. Lot and build-
ings on Fort street. War.
11111-1- 11. Kimball l0 Hilda 1:. Currie,
21,41 aches and buildings in West, N0r~
walk. War.
'Cllfll‘lflfi W. Scuiley to Anton Prcis-
burg and wife. Lot and buildings on
Jarvis street. War.
Myra L. ii’utlswot'th to Fannie Tut-
tie. Lot and buildings on Putnam ave-
nuc. War. _
\i'. B. Palmer to Francis E. Mcrwin.
Lot in East Norwulk War.
James Dunne to Rose M. G0ld1tein.
Lot andbuiidings on Osborn avenue.
War.
DOUGLAS RELIEF CORP AN.
NIVERSARY.
The thirty—first anniversary of Doug-
las Fowler W. R. C., No. 15, wnscolc-
brnied last night. in the rooms on
Vashington street in a very pleasant
manner. A dainty lunch 'conslsllng of
cold meats, salads and other delicious
food, was scrve‘d.' A social time fol-
lowed and at the 01059. of which. 'Com-
mander (Rogers ‘announced that he
would entertain the organization in
the near future.
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July and Julv 8
, show are Dr.
_ lodge. Loyal Order of' Moose, compost-'ncedles and tl1read, p11c.kage 0i bm'l
Lot and buildings on Strawberry ‘
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New Showing
Silkand Wool SWeaters
Wash Skirts, Silk Skirts,
Annie 1‘
responsible lor the death or htr third cessaiy to enable the coult to bind",
get'ald,
ing, but the p105ecu101 tit sized to put‘in part in a court without jurisdic-
on as
doctors from the
tliionahun died.
lshow that the
AGE THREE
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MRS. MONOHAN IN COURT ling Mr. Fitzgerald maintained that
Euitb the waiiing of the tomplaint the
\lzii' HAVEN, Conn, Jul1 18 —Mrs. prosecution could not offct etidenee
ilouo 11111 found criminally in the lower couru t'xttltl such-as nev'
usband recentl1, by Coroner Mix, the accused over 10 the upper court,
ad a preliminary heazing in court 10 to the extent desired by the prosecu-
111. Hex 1110rnc1, I)a1id E Fitz tor. He claimed that in a measure‘
was ready to 11'ai1'1 the hear such evidence would bring about trial .
witnesses 5e1 c1111 nurses and don to Irv :1 capital case.
1105111111] in which taken to permit of a study of products:
The obit-(t was 10 The nurses and doctors are abet". t
patient died of poison~'go 10 France in a hospital unit.
Recess was
Sport Hats
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.WITH BARNUM G, BAILEY
SOLDIERS REQUIRED TO‘ TAKE
HOUSEWIVES ALONG.
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Danbury Men Advertise That City in;
in North Dakota " This is not a recent army order, but
den “11), Barnum S: 811-,“ regulation of the l' .A. 1111'. Every
191-3- fix-cu", [1“. grac “.51 Show on soldier shall be equipped with "one
.euith" wimp is 111111 touring the “-,._,.,'.housc11'il‘e," and various other things.
write 10 10, ,1} typing. 01' a bit: “movi‘i‘heu the German army marched into
the Citcus iolk had on the l"outth 1f Flanders 1116 world liliil'i'l*1“i1 3‘ its.
,magnificent preparation and equip
1101' one 1hin1: they had a dinner I““““"‘d0“'“ ‘0 ”1“ 135‘ “159911“?!
‘011 the Fourth that 1111.5 an‘ immense,’ 'b,utton " N was said And 50 1111' will
plead .11 Sioux Him 5 1) With the fort of I ncle Qam's boys is looked at ‘
Jo‘eph l-lcfferan. show ter with fatherly, it would set 111 1110111- 1‘
.\iulvihill, of m... erly care. Hence the “housewife
Danbur1
ph1sician, and Joe
concession .icpartmt 111, both former Willt’h is the regulation name for a,
Danbury men, ’ Ismail pouch or folder issued to the"
()n’July t5 the liarnunr & Bailey mcn containing the following. assorted
ed entirely of attaches of the show, tons, one papcr of pins,
stunt-d a baseball game at Minot, N. and one role of tape.
‘1)., with “211111)".l11i‘k's (Ziants for the}
benefit of the Red Cross. ElaborateE NEW YORK GUARDSMEN READY
programs of the game have been rc-l
ccivcd by local friends. Mommy is
cdvcrtised in North Dakota by .lot'
Mulvihill, who inserts beneath his
name in the program the famous
words, "Daubury Crowns Them All!”
safety pins,
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NEW YORK, July 1,5.—-.A11xicti to
start for the southern training camp
has seized the 20,000 guardstuen whot
were called to the c'olots on Monday"
and officers of the v'utlous regiments‘
in Dr. ilel‘terans square he says: today estimated that if the mastering-1
“With the Red Cross! ln'. llet‘rcran." tin continues at the rate it, has for the‘
Mulrihill had charge of the sale of all‘past two days the new- Qixth I'livision'
refreshments at the big benefit, ‘of the United States Army would be;
ready to leave by August 1. |’
Very few of the guardsmen are be-1
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IRON MOULDERS ELECT OFFI-
CERS
,ing rejected by the. exandning oliict-rs -» . ~
YOUR NEW GAS RANGE
Should be ordered immediately as our supply of Gas Ranges is
Kindly disappearing. There is yet time to have a range installed
it your order is placed right away.
PRICES WILL NOT BE INCREASED
While our present stock of Ranges lasts, but when we are com:
pellet} to buy new stock, prices will be higher.
OUR EASY PAYMENT ILAN will be continued and your
new Range can be purchased 1 nd‘ paid for in small monthly pay? '
ments.
TAKE OUR ADVICE AND HAVE YOUR NEW GAB
RANGE INSTALLED RIGHT AWAY.
The United Electric Light & Water C0.
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{because of physical disability.
The Norwalk iror. Mouldcrs' Union} m
AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN
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President—4.. J', Adams. ‘
\‘ice Pr‘esidcnt—~-.lol1n Moriarty, ‘
Recording Secretary—(loo. 11'. Law-
rence.
Conductor—Chester Taylor.
“'ASIHNGTON, .ltliy lS.-Roland S1i
‘Morris, of Philadelphia, nus hem cho-
’scn for appointment as ambassador to'
dawn to succeed the late Ambusstulo‘.“
lGuthrie. ‘It is understood he is per‘}
501111” train to Japan and that the hum-f
ilnntion will go to the Senate shortly.
Try a Sentinel 1111111711111.
RED '1'- DAY
ROTON‘ POINT PARK °
Saturday Afternoon, July 21
Big Free Attractions
Gross Receipts Donated to the Norwalk Chapter
N0 nnmssmw Tn PARK
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Save Money By Making Your Own Clothes
PXCTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Are the Most Economical.
They. save you from one-half to one yard of material on each dress.
Call at our Pattern Department and see the
JULY PATTERNS
and
The SUMMER FA
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JAMES DONNELLY
0.. NOR WALK ‘
Boys’ Suits and Waisis
- A Fortunate Purchase 0f ‘
Boys’ While Waisis to sell for
Boys’ Shirl Waisis at
Boys’ Wash Suits
A.- DIQKERMAN 81 SON’S'
50c,
, DEPARTMENT STORE
84 Washington St. 80. Norwalk‘
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