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The House of HighGrado
Entertainment
I Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and 0
Today
JAMES MORRISON and GRACE
VALENTINE
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“Babbling Tongues
A remarkable story ot modern
society. Amati-star cast.
Also Burton Holmes Travel
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'WILFREI) LUCAS and ELDA
MILL'AB. in
“The Food Gamblers”
Hearst-Pattie News and a Victor
Moore Comedy
Friday . .
EARL WILLIAMS ,
In a‘Blue Ribbon Feature 1
“The StoflTreatY” ;
. , Comm: 7 .
, M'ADGE KENNEDY
in the Swiftest’ Comedy ever
screened
A Goldwyn Production 0.“ 1-300
Laughs
“Baby Mine”
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Vaudevilleflid Pictures
Today; Tomorrow.
“ Saturday
5—Acts of—5 .
VAUDEVILLE
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Wnture Pictures
Today ‘
NORMA TALMADGE *' .
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or COMPENSATION} l
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from, LAW”
‘ omorrow ,
KITTY "GORDON
The World's Fashion Plate
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Iran" BELOVED ADVENTURESS .
Saturday
Special Matinee for the Children
.. at 2:15
i . Chi‘l‘rlle Chopin} in
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’~ SATURDAYw-h‘irst ‘pEisode of
"The Red Ace," Sensational l'ui-
verbal Serial. ’
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AT THE PALACE THEATRE
New and Selected Program Opens to-
» day for Three Days’ Showing
'thn ”Manager A. J. Collins, ol‘ the,
Palace Theatre, otters vaudeVillc as
. in port ,otehis refined and selected en-
tertainment program, he offers the
best that can be obtained. And that
is exactly what Palace patrons will
have the pleasure of enjoying today,
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, tomorrow and Saturday; the best col-
lection or five variety acts, that can
lie obtalend in the booking ,olilCEs.
lAnd that's saying a good deal. The
new program opened this afternoon,
, for Seven consecutive performances.
~‘ The headliner on the vaudeville
schedule at the Palace this week is
"him T. Kelley and Sam J. Ryan, a
merry pair, who appear in a dialogue
shunt..- Kelley’ was recently in the
production at the New York Winter
ANBURY FALR;
Qct. 1. 2. 3. 4.- 5. ii. 1917i
«The Leader in‘Displays. At-z
tractions and Attendance .
(1. M. RUNDI.‘Z sour. Dalihury. Co .
. m mLLsmn sonnet
Prospect Hill; Norwalk
Founded by Elizabeth B. Mead. 1883
A boarding midday school for girls
and" little boys which offers sane andi
sound training in elementary and ans-E
idemdc ‘subjects. under the best aus-
, Incest. Large faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious. gymnasium and separate
study shells for each department
’ utituI grounds, tennis court.
. pper, School ' otters general and
Special comes;
reviews a specialty. New course in
Household. Science taught in a real
lunches; Ohorus class. in charge of
Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. Gymnas
tics and folk'dancing in all grades
Fall term begins 9 a. to. September
house with a real kitchen-
non-residcnt pupils may be admitted
to this course. , ~. ,
The lowar school includes the in
termdinte. Primary and Kindergar-
ten Monuments. Children are taught
how ”to study and lay it. good founda-
tion for their later high school work.
«The Kindergarten and Primary lie
parliament for girls and boyn will be
In chorus at Miss Eloise urinates and
Miss lads Haywood. New rooms one
31:1? equipped in Main tichool build! ‘
arrangements made for steering
:W at the trolley
Ellie usual kind of burnde stuff the
music.
,hiizner, whose ability
fives proved in his collaborations with
:Paul Armstrong, “Alias Jimm}
College preparatory ?
A few.
and for serum f '
ardent, , no no
a merry concoction of mirth If this
pair can‘t make you laugh, then no?
body can.
Next comes Gillette, the Master
Mind of Mystery, who presents a ser»
'ies of spectacular illusions His is a
unique. performancelihat cannot F ii
to thrill and attract. The bit oi my»
tery about the act, and
way in which things are revealed bear
added charm,
Then there is Janice Kenrulv 6;,
Company, in the comedy skit, “Jam.
Swift Upto—dale.” Kennedy app-area
here last season. where he. made ,- tic—,
It.
a
mendeus hit in a brief comedy slate
He now has a new company, earl
new sketch, but his performanei» will
be none the less all-active. Indeed.
his present playiet should be an
more popular. ’
Frederieks, Nelson, and Frederic-irk-
are comedy instrumentalists. ’ineir
set consists aof comical performances
upon various musical instruments not
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is being handed under the guiseof
but real.‘ henest-toeoodwss
harmony, yet rendered in such it
as to provoke many a laugh.
But the ilashiest act on
gram hasn’t even been nientizv ..
It is “The Types of Vaudeville. '5917
edition," 3 t-ninaiure {‘Foilies” ml . a
whole carload of scehery. Tllv reel;
tv girls. the attractive songs, the i in
hie-teed dancing, and ,t is gorw ms
and novel costumes ore’ifeatures . rat
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cannot be neglected in estimatins ”I" ~
popularity of this single ' ct.
The motion picture production lot
today is n Selzuick restate, in which
sweet Norma Talmadge appears _ :n
“The Law of Compensation,"
LOVELY NORMA ”Liaisons
AT THE Pumice TODAY
Charming Sclznick star Appears,
“The Law of Compensation"
Norma Taimadge's second Selzuelo
Pictures olfering, “Th‘e'Law of Com.
pcnsation,” will be the feature at thil
FPsiace Theatre today. in this photo-V
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drama Miss Talmadgc returns
America from her tragic Journey
through Russia. England and France
in her recent success, “Phonics." and
is the central figure in a gripping
drama of modern social conditions in
this country. The story is by \i‘:'~:on
as an nmhor
len-
tine" and “The Deep Purple."
“‘Thé‘Law of Compensation” is di-
vided into three intensely interesting
phases of the life of {in American no
man. in the first lilies Taimads.‘ is
seen as a happy young girl, first in a
boarding school. and then as the only
child to a wealthy and deVoted ruth-
er. Her mother she, cannot retvit‘nr
her. The next phase is the young
married woman, in which Miss ’i‘ul-
mndge portrays a distinct develop-
ment of character as a young wife
and mother, to whom comes the fre-
quently encountered spirit of rest-
lessness which ot’ten brings domestic
tragedies to women who feel that,
their outlook ,upon life is too
cramped.
‘ Then comes the third,
powerful episode.
in the form of a story told to the
young woman by her father, “ who
fears she is about to take a foOlish
step. He tells her the story of her
mother, and in this Miss. Talmadge
plays the part of the mature woman.
whoso. unhappy history she was in
grave. danger cf repeating in her own
life. Thus the popular young star is
given the opportunity of depicting
carefree youth, the romance, of young
womanhood, and the tragedy of an
unfortunate, older woman,
, This gives the photodrama a gloat
variety of incident” and scene. such as
has seldom been presented in a e, :le
feature.\ Joseph M. chenck has‘; re-
vide’d a remarkably sumptuous acting
for the story, and the supporting c..st
and most
cars connected with the fisher and;
lFields productions.
,7brewers of happiness, and otter you
Both are merry V
the - level“
This is introduced '
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includes such screen firm-Res and
BALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble man
flat round when something like
this happens in your home. If. your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated. unsanitary
or worn out, have us make neces
nary repairs or install a. new system
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Chester Barnett. Soho Charles. Sally! -......":
yGrute, Robert fmings’ Mgfick A! the regular 31qu 0! the di-
Stanley rectors of The Southern New England
’and Fred G. Hearn. Telephone ‘ Company yesterday, the
1,] “Panthm” Miss Talmadge pror- usual quarterly dividend of 1 34 per
ed her right to recognition as a. sisriceut. was declared and the issue of
of the first magnitude in the screen additional stock to the amount of one
tirmament, and in “The Law of Com.‘million dollars was voted. The prcr
pensation,” it is expected that still:039d8 Of this issue Will be used in
nwre laureis will be added to her Selzfi paring‘ off temporary loans through
nick—Pictures collection. which the company, ‘in accordance
Five acts of vaudeville complete With “8 established policy, has ii-
the program. financed its plant additions of the
i , W..._..__..._- “4 fpast year.
“THE BELOVED ADVENTURES?” This issue increases the capital
‘ SHOWS KlTTY GORDON ' {stock of the company from $11,000,-
“ HAER BEST 3000 to $12,000,000 and means the offer)
.. ‘ing of 10,000 new shares of stock.
j “be Ecloved Adventuress" is the Each stock-holder is entitled to pun
' l of the latest World-Picture chase one~eieventh of a new share
Brady-Made and it will be shown at for each share's landing in his name
the Palace Theatre tomorrow with at the close of business yesterday.
Kitty Gordon as the star. Miss Gor— All subscriptions, however, must be
don has a highly dramatic role in this for full share.
offering. She appears as Juliette La Subscriptions shall be payable in'
liltindt‘, a woman some stage. who is full on or before Dec. 21. and cents-i
the favorite of many wealthy men and autos for such new stock (tor full,
yet, loves Lilli 0115* than and be “M shares only), shall be issued on Jam?
married man. Juliette returns to her 1, or as soon as possible thereafter,"
home when her mother is dying but such new stock to participate in the‘
is turned from the house by her stern dividend for the quarter ending
:i if nuns-giving tether, her mother March 31, 1918. payable April 15, 1918.!
am. and per fail-er takes‘her ‘young- Among the plant additions made,
as s‘s-‘lel‘, Francine, to Europe, where during the past year is the erection all
she is brought up in a Convent. When the ten-story building to be the first,
the father dies Francine comes to live unit of the three unit headquarters
with Juliette. All of Juliette’s better which it is planned to have complete!
nature—her maternal love—~is awak- ed by 1921, ‘ '
ened by the sight of innocent Fran,
cine. When the latter gets in with;
a fast set and.seems Started on the:
wrong lilkltl and when her oadness is
» zed by “(much Grant, the man
'Esmelton, Mary nan, Edwin
Hansen PLUMBING
JOBBlNG A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Heating '
Tel. 1354
North Main St. South Norwalk.
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WAY OF ALL SELF-SHAV-
ING. N0 STROPPING, N0
KONING.
SHAVING with “THE GIL-
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directions, and the result will
be most satisfactory.
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NEW LONDON MAN A surcroE
NEW LONpON. Sept. 21.-—wuliam.
‘, ,unuua
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user, wasjfou d dead in his garage on, Li's. ‘ 1"
Wheels/re: .
BIG REPUBLICAN RALLY I! 2
TO BE HELD AT
RED MEN’S HALL
WASHINGTON STREET, Sit-WORM”?
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT. 23
VAT 8 O’OLOGK
ALL. ‘ARE INVITED
SPEAKERS
CARL A. assertion
, JUDGE JOHN H. LIGHT
JUDGE JOSEPH s. TAYLOR
JUDGE GEO. synapses
csn. nascent. rnos'r
Honssn'r A. mrnnwson
D. Buss BEACH
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED.
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FISH SPECI...LS f
ifswnrrsn........................‘.....t '30s
.00!) (“E . c
Ill-fill.
Partelo, 27..a {veil known garage man-I
.«he lows and the man with whom
she has lived for years, she sacrifices
her love and eVervthing to save Fran-
lhough it.
Home street ere yesterday. He com-
mitted suicide by inhaling chloro-
form. '
A brand new set for the sol-
diet boy leaving for the front.
:eine. Francine is saved,
means Grant‘s death, and after Fran»; Gail m '09 it-
.cine's happy marriage, Juliette goes| A‘bert D. Morgan
to France where she nohiy explates
her sins, This drama is intense and;
'well sustained. Miss Gordon’s role
.. ...i emotional one and in it she,
Idoes the most effective work of her}
career. She is given splendid sup;
port by an excellent. company.
WASHINGTON STREET
ENJOY RECITAL ‘
‘ The recitnl given last evening at
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wens. 180‘
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grown cums innit:
Schulize’s Sanitary Mario;
32 Washington St.
South Nor-walk
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text's Tlic‘ntrn lw Mrs. Betsy Lane;
Shepard. the r ‘ylllar concert soprano,'
was unique in seVeral ways] it hudi
been announced that on this occasion:
Mrs. Shepard consented that a labor“;
atory re-creation of her roles. made.
by Thomas A. Edison. should be;
heard in comparison. 1
During some selections Mrs. 'Shepo,
ard varied her method of illustration;
by singing continuouslv 'n “counter-V.
melody to the solo that she originally‘;
recorded for Mr. Edition. Mrs. Shep:
ard was assisted by Mr. Harold In;
Lyman, the popular flulist, from the: CECELlA WRIGHT
Edison laboratories, who also played; .. n”. .. . www.mfiw ,__ .
with recreation of flute solos. This ‘ ., . ,A saw
illustration of perfect tone re-crenuy rt
tlon was out I ‘l ‘
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*° For, Freckles
been the artist last evening was
somewhat seriously hurt in an auto- 4 .
Girls! Make Beauty Lotion at Home?
or a Few Cents. Try Ill '
mobile accident last Sunday in Schen-
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ectady and at the present time is in.
the hospital in that city. l
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i, Squeeze the juice ot two lemons into
T a bottle containing three ounces of
‘Dl'cbli‘rd white, shake well, and you
Hill, Stratiord, received a telephone zgdetznqllcftlhir :11“; fight???“ 2:26sz
message this noon 0! the. death of tier at ‘; in lip ”to" an ‘
Prentiss Lingen. whose engagement to, Yhur :gr :3; [Limitations and any
her daughter, Miss Lorraine Follett.‘ .
was recently announced. Mr. Lingen drug store or toilet counter will supply}
was seriously injured in an automobile three ounces of orchard white for a‘
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accident Saturday in Jackson, Mich. 2:11: 12:01] “205;: face Keck ’armesi Mi p." .,¢.,,M‘£_,...d£'a‘fmmflu 02.15
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s " ‘ id sit“ 2"“): ll ytfic t it Ti 9‘ freckles and blemishes disappear and ,___ -_,___
beds 2 n a 0le n n a c y, 1 y how clear: soft and white the skin be" \
will arrive Thursday morning at 4'
' omen. Yes! It is harmless—Adv.
o’clock and the body‘will be taken to c I
Norwmk for burial. Miss Follett has " “"“fi‘ ,
the sympathy of her friends in her be- ‘
remement. Mr. Lingen was formerly FALL OPENING '°F*NEW SUITS' COATS” DRE§SES’
SKIRTS, WAISTS, EATS.
connected with the Lake Torpedo Boat
corn an and bad man friends in this I r , - ' _ .
p y y _ The largest selection in town to choose from. Priced
e‘t .v—Brid e ort Standard -Amcrican. , _
"’y , g p much lower than any star-eon The Norwalks. Come to the
Tn I SentlnEl Want As.
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store that satisfies for exclusive modes.
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~ We save you from three “to fifteen
chase. Come and be convinced. , ‘
ems I i ‘876 PARIS
. ”account Main st? . 7 7 _ South Norwalk. -
I We Are the Pioneer Promotors of Rsady-to-wear Garments
For Women Who ,Knowflin The 'Norwalks,
dollars on ‘ your par.
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OompoundLa‘rdmerlb.._...‘........................"220
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Pum‘cominqumjm,cuttc.....................27¢“
n-OIOW ..”fit.crunch-u.”nuns-Hun”;2pm, 25°
a firm '
i flflSHER’S VAR:
We haVoreceivoda large shipment of these Popular
Yams, and can furnish most of the much .esired’ shades:
(Not all). ' h
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. A. Dickerman 8. Son’s,
DEPARTMENT Stairs . “
84 Washington St. Phone 446g
.‘ Butler Cheese Elli]
m . You get Beclnnann Quality when you buy your Buttsr,f
Cheese and Eggs here. Market prices prevail. . ' ‘
Very Best Made Creamery Butter, lb, 50¢“
Warranted Eggs (Verygood value), dos. 480’
Fancy New York State Selected Eggs, dos. . . . . V. . . . . . .. 680“
Oak Ridge Farm Leghorn Eggs, strictly fresh, dos. . .. . "686
New York State Full Cream Cheese (Very tasty), lb. 300 i
We also carry Swiss Cheese, Rogue/fort Cheese, Camem-
bert, Pimento, Olive Pimento, Cream, Snappy, ‘ American
Cream Cheese in Cans, McLaren’s Roquefort and Impaler-1.1. A
J A. r. Beekmannoz co.
83 n 35. washinglon Si. no... 1405
Kim‘OnOS ’ ‘ ‘
New daintiness of design, prettinsss in patterns and har-‘
monies in colors—all lend special value to these Well made "
garments; . ~ , . . i ‘
Wonderfully lovely models, made of the richest saline,
crepe dechine, China silk; corduroy and Japan“ crop
Many are handembroidored. .At the higher: prices, one. oft.
kind. >. At the lower, so individualised that'they' m we.
,cally'nncommou. ‘ . , I l .
Prices range mm. ..'...
..-.--is....l$1.5‘o t0 $12M
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