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The House of HignGrade
Entertainment
Regent Theatre
3 Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today
VIVIAN MARTIN
In '.I l’allz'sl-‘urumount
“A Kiss For Susie”
And a Keystone Comedy
Wednesday
EARLY} WIIJIA ‘IIS
In a Illue libimn I‘cuturc
“Arscue Lupin
An.) Button lioltnI-s Travel
Pictures
Thursday
l‘TIY.‘1.NT \I'Aglllil‘liN
l!) a Deligl tt’ul Romance
“The Golden Idiot”
{1.18150 l’utlte News and 21 Victor
Moore Comedy
ScptI‘mL'er 4 and 5-—»Mar_v_Pick-
ford in the great patriotic photo-
play “Tllll LI'I‘bITl. ‘tllERlC'A AN"
Palace Theatre
First Always in Service, Quality
and Jcmfort.
Performances ['.‘-3in at 2:15,
and 9 o’clock
7
Tc ay
ANTONIO .‘IIOI‘IENO
Handsome Vitae 'uph Star in
“A Son of the Hills"
_ Tomorrow
\‘I’Illi.:1:1 l-‘nx Presents
VALE-SKA SI'IIATT
The Etupr: .1; ct" Fashion in-
“Wife Number Two”
FRIDAY :Iud .1 .TURDAYw—Thc
Powerful and llighlv Recommend-
ed Film Drama, “‘nliuhten Thy
Alilli minus
AT THE REGENT TODAY
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“A Kiss For Susie," Starring Vivian
Martin; Also a Keystone Comedy
DIinty Vivian Martin, the winsome
lPallusAParemount star will be seen at
{the Regent Theatre today in a pictur-
izutinn of Paul West’s clever story, "A
iKiss for Susie." Although seen as a
Ebt‘it'kluver's daughter in the first pert
inf the: story.
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is: cI I111 11:11: II)' on tht1 alert fo1 tl1e1
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AT THE REGENT WEDNESDAY
Earle Williams in “Arsene Lupin,"A
Blue Ribbon Feature
World renowned crook scutlcmun
‘."hutgiu1 :md I'uper c1'1miudl, Arsene I 111
1.113111“: guinwl the reputation of be-
1hr: the most slippcty. cunning and
:tl‘n thief o" the continent.
“WV OI’IIII bed he masqueraded
iuc1'chu1'ti, lllt' 5.1. rent detectivfiA won
the tlatv lllltl cscupttl. In this advert ‘
tut'c. nonunion the title of the Duke’
dc t‘ItttI‘IIIct'.Ic, he takes over the tillct ,
.1111] llf‘ct'mtcs engorged to tltel
I1.tt:'lttI'1 of it wont '.It't collector cunt
and is dis-
cst :Itc
lllllb hi1: Ilurinu t'o.)bct'icI:_.
my 11 red.
How he recupcs, how
[111' him :1 Ir 10110111. :md how he decides
"It - «l 'hc 5:7 lllltl nurmwj
1.11.111“ bcI' .111: c of the int'luentc
1'1. 11 Into 1111 l\(‘4 for :1 :1 .ippio: hichlv-I
villi the etc
and love constantly,
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'11 t't‘t‘uh'
oil
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tttcuts of lll\"~:lct‘y
to the fore.
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1 OPENING PLAY AT THE REGENT I
NEXT WEEK
‘.llvt at the lalttur'e 'I‘
(Illdttl‘ sI'IIII’nl
{thut “t‘ltet'ItiIlu Cheaters," Max .‘tlrtri
Icin’s delightful f:11't'c tnelodt :tmn1
minus to the Ilc'1c1tt '.I‘hcalrc,
1A ll. Woods will present it for :m
If'llgtl‘ll‘lll of one 11I11‘It only, Thursday.
honti'ci
A yI1I1.1"::
'.\‘c\v York it: tho 111.111
“11‘0110 I
Daughter," direct from a New
York run. ‘
Comm 2'!
Monday (Labor My) 11.11.11 Tuner
day, September 11, Domain.» Fair»
banks in his prettiest picture,
“DOWN TO llAR’l‘ll“ ’ulace
Selective Series.
llt‘ )Oll CINNO'I‘ I730 It} To
0U R "I‘Ollb‘
3191111 :I lilt1ssettgct'511-9cntl the Children:
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. You are sure of utisfnct ion becuuw1
we treat your orders IIIlllL Good
are selected with great care uni sent.
The‘
goods ate rt“ ”ht, and so is the ucrv |
to you at once without cow.
ice, We satisfy you alums.
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Druggist
8 Norlh Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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ls Suitable tor All
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Phone 10692
25 Washington (it. So Norwalh
' ' Pro II Dellv ‘
'from the excellent selection and bal-
Scpt. 6. It you lovetlte tl11lll< and myS- I
Itet-y of Inelndrtuntl, or the broad and;
:buhbllng ('flutmiv of farm you-will be!
equally plowed with “Cheating Ghoul-
:111',s“ :1. pluv that succeeds in (lesion
Iouslv combluinu both The play
not It "c1'ook" play in thI1 accepted
isenec of the word, but is a [a cical en-
the on the \\ '1\8 nud machinations of
crooks. It lbtlllll'lH in sparkling: and
unusual Inn us well :11: tbc‘tcnse and
gripping situation-I ueuully found in
'j'crook“ pluvs. l‘ljty goers of Nor-
wulk who 11.1111 fumiilut' with such moor
ornblc \\'oo1.l.s‘ successes: as “Within
the Low," 'l’otttsh 11nd l'et'lmuttcr"
and other will do well to see this int-
cst triumph ot the Woods’ ahowehup.
Sca‘s will soon be placed on sale.
“Cheating: (‘llvlllt“t‘:t" is not a picture.
it:
EXCEPTIONAL PROSJCIION AT
THE, PALACE
All Ministers and Critics Praise “En.
tighten Thy Daughter," Com-
I ing on Friday and Sat-
] urday
I Ministers of all shades of religious
belief, physicians of every school of
11chin practice, and thousands upon
.tIIoux'uuds of 11011~professionul people
[who crowded thI1 Put'k Theatre in
New York during Its four II'e-eks‘ run.
have united in pt'uise of the great sov-
enrcel Iran feature, “Enlighten Thy
Dallglllt‘l‘fl which is coming to the Pal-
ace Theatre on next Friday for a run
of two‘days. The play was the sensa-
tion of motion pictures ifi New York
d1 ring its stay of a month at the
Park, and the demand for admission
was so great that, for the first time in
the history of the business police re-
serves had to be called out. to keep the
anxious crowdsin check. The play.
which 1.11 itself is big enough and stir-
ring enough to attract more than or-
dinary attention, grins added weight
aneinu of the cast, which includes
such sterling screen favorites as
Frank Sheridan, Arthur Donaldson, ’Ka-’
tharine 'Kaelred, Z’ena Keefe, ,Rth
de Renter, James Morrison, with oth~
ers of 1.1.1.111: merit but lesser fame.
The title “Enlighten Thy Daughter',’ is
the keynote of the production, and the
out in a mannert which entries to em
ery parent who sees it'1 ._ onever-to-be-
‘orgotten lesson. Ignorance of the
.snarcs, pitfalls and dangers which be-
set the paths of. young girls is shown
to be inexcusable, and the result of
that ignorance IF. shown in a way
which compels attention ant. consider-
ation from everyone
"Enlighten Thy Daughter". is one of
the very few plays which it Is reallv
the duty or every parent to se and
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Ito “ca" mam of the beautiful gown-r
ls noted.
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1fo1'111cd thartthnusands of young girlsi
‘Ihroughout Illn country are looking tol
lth' as 21111 :Illlllul'l'Y on maidenly lash-1
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'21s to have the description of one 011
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, Thy Daughter" iswtfttl‘l‘lctl
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in the ranks lighting,r tic-Imam,
lhrcc oI‘ them drawing; a barrow. Jt'
French Women Take Places of Horses and Oxen
Because all the oxen have been eaten and all the horses are employed in the war '
French women. have taken their places in the livid»
‘mcn
is hard work, harder wolk than the
women pcxform it with smiling faccs.
Pay $1 00
xy/eqt
:11 became their men :Itc
”his photograph shows
the wur, but these
«a. .nnwrmgai 35.-”
did in 1' 1‘1'
As evidence that tlII1 cri cs were?
pleased with "Enlighten Thy Dauph—
ter, " llltSt‘ are the following b ts t'lom
,the 111(1t1opolitan new spupez's: ;
New York Evening: Sun~“l£niightt‘n
to success
by acting, Snmc powcrt‘ul and
ttlllUllClllK drama rcsultu.
.;1 \" Y'n' k I~‘\'I ning T int: t'amwbluny
1t‘Xti'llt’lll comments lI‘Ivt' been occu-
t‘tc
i>lg111cti In' 1111-1 :zttpt'11"io1. (rust of 1":1'91'8'
which chuructcrizes the picture “lin-
attracting
rout ("'owtls a! the Park 'l‘hcutt‘c. ,
New “York 'l‘1'ibuucw'l‘ltt1 must cul-
lousett movie fan could not tail to he
cmprcesul with "E nliuhtcn Thv
Ibutuhter, " which began a 11111 at the
link Theatre vt (Nttll‘llllV. Zenu Keefe
'by her action I mics off the honors of
1 cast which Is of the all slur brand.
No longer Is It net'esmn'y for ntothe's
to tc'tch thrir dtttIL‘Ilttt1rs..lt.t.~'t send
them to see this picture. '
New Ykor Allltll'lt‘lllluvl‘zllllglll(‘lIf
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Thy Daughter" a dramatic hit, 'hn~
lighten Thy Daughter: the new film
which opened :1 long run at the Parlr‘
Theatre yesterday, before an immense
audience, contains as Inunv thrills as
could be crowded into two houvs It
also is (buck full of grippin" heart
”Hobs“: Most pictures of this kind are‘
mostly dogmatic. but not so with "En~
lighten Thy Dudzhter"
i< all dr'umt or the Intense sort, \tith
just an oecueioual 111elodtumutic
punch.
NI'“ York \lo1 111119; Telcg1:IpI.11—-“Jn- ’
lighten Tbv Daughter" at the Park
Theatre In indeed “ell handled. It is
one ot‘ the best of the term
The author has: h'InIllcd a delicate
subject in such a manner as to of
fend no one. As proof of the sincerity
'ol hie purpose in presenfing II leeson
‘ and not :1 scttsutioully
saint-Ions pic-
ture, he has used the mots! extreme
111:1 t‘ discussing his eubjtct so that tlu1
l’lmril rigid of ccnfioz'u would have dif-
utottututymuu
uA SON OF THE HILLS"
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Ilum Fox dIamn, “Wife Number Two."
I ”Wile Number Two,” Is one of the
Ihcst pictures ever put out by the fam-
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' ior.
1unhappy, despite the efforts
I husband. u widower, to devote himself;
‘to his bride. ‘
ficulty in fiz. .tln" anything to tlituiu
ate.
A cast of 111111qu
been selected to plt‘st‘nt the dramutic
ltheme 'Ind tie mu'al is fl)l‘1’"'illll\
Ipointed withou' t vurse to pt'mchine'.
967 Wall Street
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excellence 31:th
I AT 11111 PALACE TODAY ' IN E
’“ U R NIT U R E
Performers in "A Son of the Hills" ‘
With Antrn *1 Moreno, Are the
' F: ._g
In the to. wing of "A Son of the
Hills" the Lilt‘ll. cl \ itagruph Blue llib-
'bon feature which will be lllt'.:lll: '-
Itiou ut the lIulucc ’lhcutte toil'Iy
We will supply you with one of these “QUALITY” COMBI-
NATION GOAL AND GAS RANGES on these very easy pity
men s
’ sale.
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ited and if you are interested select
your “Quality” at once. ’
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Per Week
SPECIAL CLUB OFFER, _
$2 brings range and pay-
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Extra 10 per cent. discount
allowed if paid in full as agreed.
$10 allowed for old coal
range. '
PRICES VERY LOW.
These Ranges purchased last
November; since that data; "
Ranges have advanced in price.
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NORWALK
{so me of the lt'Ifll‘.‘ had to 110 without
Itht'ir lunch on one occasion. iiut1'y I):1. .
\cupIut directed the plume and tug
the mob scenes used scores of cum;
{people ltl: my of the lll(‘ll, made up as
mill worki- re pe'cwnted a prcttv tcuell
. uppt‘ttl‘ttllct‘.
0n the d" 1111. question, after work-
lnu hzird all morning. lluvcuport and
his crI-w \ :It into :1 rather preten-
tious restaurant in Brooklyn and the
proprietor Nonnullutclv halted them.
(‘ailinrz Davenport :Isidc.l1.c.-'uid:
"Soy, liulcn, 1 can‘t FPI‘VI' thut gang.
1 have :1 Int" class of It‘ll'IP here unTi
II want to keep it. Of couree, i can't
refuse to serve these lebot'ers, but
1.111111‘d do me :1 favor If you'd go some
Qplucc else to cut."
"Laborers?" said
thnv‘rc actors."
”That may be all right," said the
testaurnnt man, ‘but everybody doesn‘t
know it. “
So l):1.'cnpo1't and his men went
Ibnclt to worlt. became there was no
‘othrr rest. 'l‘uldlll in the neighborhood.
AT THE PALACE " .’ .dOBROW
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Valeska Cut'att Empress of Fashion,
is Again Starred in William
Fox Production, “Wile
Number Two"
\‘aleska Suratt appears :11 the Pul-
[ace c’l‘heutt‘e tomorrow in another \\ ii-
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So. Norwalk
by ‘lliss Suratt from lic' Item" 111 cm»
IRIIOHS It is the story of it young,
Now on Sale. .
BRIGGERMAN BROS.
Do Not Worry
This Fall
About the Children
School Clothes
McCall Patterns
ARE
DELIGHTFUL in Design——
ECONOMICAL in material—11a
EASY to use—2 . .....' 1 ill
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For September
Conn.
beautiful girl who at her father’s in-
letcnco marries a man much her son-
From the first her wedded life is
of her
No person shall take or kill any pal-
mated or piping plover, commonly
called ring-necks, .le spotted saudpi p-
- er or at least. or semmi p.11mated
sandpiper, commonly called peeps.
Penalty for killing any of the above
protected plover or snipe, not less
than one dollar nor more than ten dol~
late for each bird killed.
To escape the dullness of home and
the bickering oi hernnothenin-law the
girl seeks the compuny of younger
men, Their attentions are only were
log for they soon the of her and for-
sake her. .
The girl thene wakens to the futili-
ty of her existence. She sets out tol
end her life but gets new courage and
turns to face her husband and seeks
his forgiveness. But then, the bank
of the stream on which she was stand-
ing caves In and she is drowned in the
rushing waters.
“Wife Number Two" was written
and directed by William Niall. In \liss
Suratt' s supporting cast are Erie
Mayne Dan Mason, J. T. Lawlor, Mar-
tin Faust, Mathilde Brundnge, John
Goldswortby, Peter Lang and William
Burton
gins on Sept. first and as the legisla—
ture has passed :1. bill protecting all
the small shore birds, numbers of
which haVe been killed in other years,
1 would. thank you to publlw this new
law that those who hunt may not kill
any of these small protected birds.
MEETING To CONSIDER
.MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
President ,of Machinists' Union to
Speak' m Bridgeport
BRIDGEPORT, Aug. 2o.—W H.
Johnstm of' ’v’ashlngton, president of
the International Machinists? Union,
mebers of the executive council, in-
cluding Jacob Keppler of New York,
‘ close seasrm for taking golden who-has been active in the local situ-
plotter black breasted Dim-pr, greatl‘e ntion, will address a mass meeting of
and “a“, yellow legs and wilson or union machinists here on Friday, it
Jack snipe shall be from December). was announced today At this meeting
first to August; thirty-first both 1,?ch“ II 5 9‘3“?“ ‘° ““5““ a general
sly No person flu,“ take or kill Ipropsltlon for‘a minimum wage scale.
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AN ACT CONCERNING SHORE
BIRD3
The. open season for share birds be-’
' he may perfect his process and super-
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PRISON SCIENTIST GETS PARDOBR
CARSON CITY New, Aug 28. -Tli
digcovery at a new process for extract»
ing oil from shale has won a pardon.
for 1A H Crane, who was serving at
term in the state prison for burglary.
,Crane devoted all his spare time W1
chemistry and, recently announced"
that he had found a. process by which.
all could be extracted from shale at,
small cost. The warden of the prison.
called his process to the attention a
the government, widen sentnn expert:
to investigate it. '
Crane was granted a pardon by th
.parole board yesterday In order than
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Intend the erection of an extractlnzi'
plant. The federal expert Inform ,
the parole board that Crane' 5 me
of extracting oil from shale will be
almost incalculable value to the
ernm'eiif.
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MEDICAL MEN MAKING SOLDIE,
IBOS'I‘ON, Aug. 28.—Great lute
is being shown in the otter of the
medical guard to fit for active so
men disqualified by physical'de
Letters have been 'recelved a‘
headquarters of the state guard
men In all parts of New Engian
teasing anxiety to receiye {It
Norwalk Chronicler