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LIBERTY DAY
CELEBRATION
In. Pauline 1. Andrew:
In. Ida J. “scribe
lAura Bl Arlington
'cnrcaspcckcrofaotctcaddrcutbe
poopicotNmslkoutbooccuimof
the big Mmtmminc Wed-1mm;
. , This flax-making hidden to one
R» ‘ Th t at the big features in “BC“! Ron."
egent ea re the new World-Picture Brady-Made,
m m of RAM” iwhich will be shown at the. Regent
an“ I m Theatre on Wednesday with Alice
Brady as the star
TODAY What the Critics Says About “Thc’
Honor System"
w ”mnow (New York Evening Journal)
The Greatest Human Stor,’ l “William Fox has done a belvice in
Ever Told pointing it. it is a picture big withl
humanitv Treats a great subject
“THE— squarelv.Tl11 large cast is excellent. "
1.\'ew ‘.1 rk Evening oumal)
“ ‘lf you don't sit in your (hair and
'l1r1ld on tiaht, you are not human.”
“The Honm System" will be shawl!
,, .. on parts a? the Regent Theatre“.
SYSTEM g“ lilonday and Tttetsday '
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: PALA 'E 7115111515
A Super De Luxe Seusati1.,Wm.s Hart 1n "T“. c Narrow Trail"
in 10 Parts ; at inc ,1. Mace Today and
. Tome-Kw
Mallllf‘t’ """""" 8" ’ "’ l One would think that everv thrill,!
Evening shows at 7 and l‘ ‘3 ' am of 11-511 . «dimmmw, had
Admission 15C to a“ i‘htmt inj.1:1.? 'u "li'i‘liam 5 Hart pho-
todtnmaa l'1.. 'e .-,r this I mnus
Western character alwavs ficurca/ln‘
Wednesday . some new and st 1rtlinz adventures
ALll E BRADl For that 1'10 in "The N: 1rrmv
lntheHistoricltoummn j. 7 ‘1‘"t“m1“ ~.'. 1111~11-.'1r;:1.'.'fr [:1]-
11111,w1it1l'~‘ .~-~1tn.1 he a
“BETSY ROSS” w; 'w- tndav and tnnmrrow Hart 1m
1’ tr 1\~ an 11th 1 WM falls under the.
Thursday and FridaV I i'nfluente of :1 ‘11 umllul girl. H1 low.“
her wi h all 1'11 thaw-late pasnion of
\EVPID" \eslnt 3"“ h” ‘ Wllll' .1 his mid natttze is (Unpaid? and
Russell Thaw in .1111: mint-.1 11. 11 '11-m. ln «loin: this,‘
n l is an f 'l I! 14_ .
“REDEMMION W‘ ttrre n. i ( mei "Mllr'tlll shut
off and he twin trying straits for rea- ‘
‘Hlu' ‘
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. t '1 , 1 his: linden
. 1.-. held 1 new?» cltv. A cash
4:,th iq 097.11 11 tu- thr mim- pal event
:1 ‘iump in the 1.2:arl1te tlnd awnv"
doing so he knows he is taking a tre-
llleldOlls risk. 1-5' the "M‘llllarlv mark-
ell ponv is ltnnnn to the sheriff and
. M11 denuties; but mailed by necessity
"y“ ‘ ' ' :1 clum", and ‘ ithe presence.
of a crowd leaps into the saddle ‘
it is durlpz this wild ride with its:
thrones of cont: «int: rowlqu that
i .1 il. lilrhest itch. I
in a Thomas H. lnce PrOductton 1““"pmpm ““9 '0 ‘ l’ 1
“Where the _(2_rowds Go“
A Week of Smashint'
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AND TOMORROW
William S. Hart
Real, llncomparable Westerncr
L “E NARROW TRAIL” Cast of We" Know» Players For VivJ 1
" in: Martin
WEDNESDAY A cast of [mil-Ill 1t xctllence
‘ H B WARSER rounds Vivian Martin in her 1.119111.
In the Remarkable Story Paramount production. “The Sumet
“GOD’S MAN” Trail" which will be shown Thursday
""""' and Friday at. the Palace Theatre
l ’l'll‘ursday, Fnday and The cast includes Henry A. Barron's
t Saturday uho has been prominent in Hit-1.1 Mar- '
.The First Section—Pictures of tin's recent production as “'itt-au"
Real w..- man: Harrison Ford .‘hleeaélrlnscmlngani
1 in ~
“The Retreat 0f the 601' L‘:h-F:::fnrwd:1. who scored such
mans at The Battle of
i ‘ A1788” hecca of Sunnyhrook Farm" Bill}! El-l
mer, the clever actor— —puzilist and
j(‘armcn Phillips . who was recently;
111 on in support of Vivian Martin and
lit: ' ak'lWFl in '. orbiddcn‘
‘lie. till?
1Patha."‘
“God's Man." a photoplal'
tion of unusual merit and avl'l’al
‘1' THE "EGENT THEA1R£ the attraction Wednesday 3' ch“ Pa"!
‘ ace Theatre. The. play stars H. B.
m Ton-Part ‘u;r_ Dc Lu 80mm iW amer a favorite of both stat-'9 andt
.. tlcn Today and :l’omorrow 1mm” who portrays mp character of
.fll£:l;{(;llll:liy::leel:;dfa“;:‘a:h "(1:9 “Bold Lmflommt’tl fill, a “lung rolngel
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Ila flipping appeal tutzs strongly a! the pm of disgrace m the white lights
the heart strings, is far from being a of Sew York's Broadwav The motion
bomber picture of life in its most dis “an“? adnm. 11011 i11 from me novel
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a, o e p
Ho'..l'n"d
2:31;: atmcrntlvldlyeugzzrn: in ~an 0' Mf “timer L. ah'lp“
cast of wel nown p o o-‘
conditions along the Mexican bmder. mendoua
has 12:31. my todesigg‘lot: 41 ”the, ”God's Man" was produced by the
"it: hum:nencs: ll; not only in m‘l'mhman Ammememhm C;mratlo;1.i
k of “The Witc z «11' n
daltbful depiction of the struggle be ma ers
tween virtue and the unseen power!
of graft, but in th flashes of rare‘ -—----- -‘—--
3‘3‘1‘1’. 13.; "‘13: the PM” ‘k"‘“CASCARl.-lsn Big! ll:
Many or 11 «- 10:11.93 2 e tnsp a-‘ "mum!" Blmlllsy
31111, 11113111111111:
Qlona on the part cf R. A. Wal-‘t at;
Al lllfm lfllAllllS
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'THE HONOR SYSTEM" ‘
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produc-
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players.
mfikll l ' t.
ahc Fox Film Corporation, who-.- r1: 3-.
let], work in directing \the “H11 m or.
System" stamps him as one of 1'11.
Ioremost directors 0! the firm: :1? _
world. Among the most novel thin;s"¢“ For UV“ and Howell
hedld was the use of animal .at‘tv's‘ BREW. Bari Caldc, Sour
To supply part of the humor. T211311. Stomach
are rabbits, docs. geese, rats, hm .14, "t“ :1 "H‘Ollt hm. ‘ 1
ind other members of the suite .1 Sick ‘ltfl'hrhc wrung“; ",3th
world in the out of ”The Honor 3-. 11mm". head and gum clo‘med up with?
tom.” Any motion picture Birctw '.' =1 Wid' ." .Ii'r the: "w r 1 «void Ii\'-_
.will tell you that no actor, not even "T: “61141.! firm-115m; rmg in the;
the most temperamental of the tr': 11.,b0Wlfi 'ir "ctr. 0:: 1.121: sintr'ch t
is quite so hard to manage beforv 2 1e’ Folsom-11.1 .1. var tlt-~r‘1l in 11... in.'
camera as an animal actor. f't‘l‘ll‘fiP-t i1. 4:11.! 11f “1'": ras' out at
‘ ....._. the system. i 3‘11“! 11' ’n‘n. thp
"Eel"? THEATRE WEDNESDAY bI‘VM- “1‘0. ‘1 "l" fill-"T! 'flflrbns ”‘19
delicate brain tissue it can”, con-
Mic. Brady in the Historic Romance. gestlon and that dull. throttbine. slclc
' “W Rm" aching headache
"W11 should have an norm" ‘1‘ t‘a-carm lmmediatelv clean.» 11111
‘flfl" I"? The Unl‘ed Suit“ 3"“ r ”Hammockremon-1,111.9...“- und|:(1:t".d
Roan. will you make it for us?" food and foul 2249:, my.» "1.. can.“
The speaker was Gen Washinrwn bile from ",9 ll fl. and am out all
and he addressed Belay Ron. Bell! the constipated lath-[£1 matter and pot
courtealed sons in the bowels.
"I will gladly trv, general" who rc- It fissure; tootalu‘ will surely
sounded, ”And wlll hope that the straighten you out by morning. 1 cv
result will plcaac the.” 'work while you sleep-o loci-m “ box
ulster-Ida the!!!“ Man tromyocrdrualui‘sum yourheod
flag to unit was more that clear. stomach sweet. bro-u: right.
. Mine of match will be printed in the
Hut fail
gl,idditlon Red Cross
enter hitnso‘f and his Pinto ponv. ln 1
Bad l
WILL. BE BIG
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‘ Th' nets the parade and
ts is the second chance given that a good speaker be secured. The.l
their bit in the trenches to gm, to the; ed tomorrow in the local press.
cause. The 'Jberty Loan enables the “mm” in Church:-
men and women who stay at home to‘ The leer’v Loon received atten-‘
do their share for liberty Lverv man lion in all the local churches yestern
woman and thild who subkcribes to . day, and, for that
Liberty Bond need not hang his or churches throughout the country. The
her head in The years to come when pastors in each and every parish call;
1”“! question is asked. “What did you ed the attention of their parishouers‘
of the vita! need of making the second 1'
do in the Great War’"
Grand Marshal John Milne, who is Libertv Loan 11 success. calling attest-f
tin charge of the parade which is to tion to the fact that it was a case of
be held on weaned”. has- nearlv' Liberty Bonds or German bondage
completed nta plans and the order and People Moot Awaken
The people of Norwalk. I: well as
local papers tomorrow evening wit h- the residents of other cuies, must
The parade will start at woken to the fact that the present
2 30 o‘clock in the afternoon and ev- conditions are serious that the Unit-‘
"V ““0” Will be represented ln ed States is actually at war and that‘
much ”My” shown by the American
The Biggest Ever
Hans in charge of Marshall tions
\‘lilne tall for the biggest demonstra :ountrv awaken to that fact and con
lion PlPl held in this citv on an no tribute so liberallv that everything in
1(aaion of this kind. It is expected that the way of ammunition and supplies
hundreds will he. in the line of march are. taken care of, the quicker will th-
and that at the conclusion of the par- war be. over and the have back ho
1ade scores of people will flock to the 1'3... of Trouble "'9
banks, and make their contribution to The suzar famine which the permit:
ibett)’ are feeling in the East the sinking of
Meeting Today ' thr1 Transport Antilles, are both evl
The executiw» committee of the l.-l dences of the fact that the United
berty Loan held a meeting this after States is at war But many people, in
'or this week. 'Weducsday will be a
‘halt holiday for the noble of Non:
walk and thousands will be out to wit-
it is important‘
Nonalkers who are not able to 1101 name of this person will be announc—
matter in the .
Home Guards. In order to back up the men at the,
”Boy Scouts. fraternal organizations front, money must be had to prose:
land (in.hflrfl m" be in "‘9 ”DP of cute the war There has been too'
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noon at headaquartera, Wall street, at order to come out of their legarthv,l
which time matters cementing the must be confronted with long troop
rt-cehed from various committees. lng.
’l‘he subscriptions are piling up,
not as fact a they should and Nor- '87
ualkers are urged to get
ment.
Women Working Hard
The women of Norwalk who are on sacrificed to the God of War.
the Libertv Moan committee are WOTk'.
ing flithfully to make a success of the This paper herewith prints 3 partial
second loan. Headquarters have been list of the names of these people who
'1pened in the former Red Croas qu:-1r have. alreadv subscribed to the fiber-
t11r.-1, Wall strcet and arrangements ty Loan From day to dav other lists,
f_or energetic 1.11rk are belnc made dal- will be prlntcd.
"l1 bv those who are in charge. There Many Band: of Music
is no doubt but that the womrn will
'1lo their share. ‘
Boy Scouts Canvassing
Boy Scouts are this week canvass furnish music at the mind“ on Wt‘d'
‘lnx the entire city In the efforts to nesdav.
vroll up a bit: subscription to the loan. city, the Carnev Band of MIND”-
One youngster worked all (lav yeater- the Maple File and Drum tarps of
day and reported last night that he Stamford. tht Ro'al‘mn F"? I.“
had secured $800 towards the loan in Drum (‘orps nd other musical organ-l
Uncle Sam is trying to avert that; Harry E Bradbury l '- 1
but Very thing. He is trvinz to win the Henry T. Bradlev 7 1'
with the least possible cog in: Charles. ll. llrixfifi. 3’1 M ‘
busv and lives and only by vast. money resourc‘ Marv F. S. Brings '7'
not have the city fall behind its allot cs is tbll possible The mater tho‘ Miriam F. llrlxlzs ‘7 "7‘
supply of artillery and ammunition. ‘ Adella ll. Brockwny 37"
the smaller will be the number of men. mm E. Brnckway ‘ i l '
, Elvlia E Brockway 1 F ‘
The List of Name.
a success w 'th Mary Pickford in “Burl-“0W3"! and abetted to go away nations will be in the line of march. ’
ahead of that figure before he finish- 1 At the Local Stores
es his work for the week. Scouts are The women's committee on the Li-
'sittnz every street in the city Ind berty Loan, today placed workers in
are having ,reat success in their ct- the Tristram 1 Hyatt store in “19
mm_fl ml mp out)". “Naming m '03" were discussed and reports were trains filled with the dead and the dv ‘
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The' American Band of this‘
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forts ‘0 ""9"" Wople in the Liberty uptown section and in the new ngcettf
‘I.oan .s ore in W alhlnston street. for the
Some Over-Confident l purpose of solicitin. from people vis-
Some of the local people are warn- ltinxz those places. Other stores will
ed azalnst over cunfidence in the mulc‘ be taken care of durlna the week.
tug of the loan a success. There has Merchants Arc Um“
been much pathetic work in many Many of the local merchants are
places and it is up to every man and not showing the spirit of cooperation
woman in Norwalk to get busy and desired of them. In many cases they
no means a success as vet and there: Loan banners in their windows. While
is much hard work ahead. Only by it is a fact that mum of them have
concerted effort, hard work and con- ‘rules prohibiting the exhibition of.
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mum“ who 1.. lured to the bottom of: do NH 0? "Fr shlrc The loan is by have not even displayed the Liberty;
‘stant plugging, can Norwalk reach the banners in their windows the um.‘
mark set for her by the committee in ty Loan is something different and
the obtaining of money for the loan. ‘the rule should be laid aside on this
Will Speak Tuesday occasion,
places and is expected to stimulate
interest tomorrow night.
Anna M. Alvord
Frederic S. Ambler
Alfred 2. Alumni
Minnie E. Austin
‘1. A. Aylor
Franklyn 5‘1. Brown
Martha A. Bouillon
Adolph Basil
Frederick T. Bratby
Bernard W. Blore
J. Budnlck ‘
Stephen Baler
8. Budalck
William Budnlck
Hel‘en R. Beers
Muuford ’1’. Bulk!
Annie It. Baker
Earle 1". Baker
Banner Council
Marv A. Barclay
Helen Barker
Marie Basselli
W. C. Baur
Mrs. W. C. Baur
Elizabeth A. Hayley
Rowland M. Beach
Wm. P. Beers
Cyrus M. Benedict
Samuel L. Benedict.
. r ta-- Lena Berg
mph. “3” an 111,: “a 1:11 :"i‘... some Berg
The cooper 1 e prov? 0 ' Albert A. Betta
' Mrs. Albert A. Belts
Albert R. Betta
Clifford .A. Belts
Helen Bctts
Sallv S. Betta
Edith 'E. Birdsell
Alice C. Bishop
Hyacinth L. Bleecker
Bernard Bloomqulat
Marie A. Blore
Marie [locum
Curtis T. Boo:
William A. Boring
Edna M. Bradbury
Josephine 11. Brothcrtolt
Franklyn G. Brown
George fl. Brown
Aches M. Browne
Edward Browne
Georae. '1'. Bruce F
William B. Bruce
inulse Buschwetn ‘
Alice Eeautlev
Thomas F. Busstnz
Christopher Crockett
Mr. Clchezkl
Georuc H. ('alfrcy
.lohn A. Cahlll
Anthony Cnrbone.
Minute 1‘. Curr
Geo. F. Carroll
James 1‘. Carroll
W. R. Cartwright.
Elmer 111 Case
Ratio B. One
Ralph E. Case
John E. Cavausgh
John Garven Cannagh
Lawrence Canaagh
Joseph Davis chairman of the mer- (lonelius Buckley 7"”
chum committee, todsv announced. ”Pam“ name,
that he had engaged manv oands to 'Jay 3 Buckley
1-}. S. Bulklev ,
M'rs.,Hurriet W. Chamf‘Zss
Abby Clark
Kate C. Clevelrtd
Marv E. Clune
J. Milton Coburn
.l "10 Conn
Howard l. Comatock
lrenc D. Comatock
Willard S. Comatock .
jAnnn E. Curtis
Helen L Curtis
Pirie MacDonald. commissioner of Mary Acquiuo ‘
the Boy Scouts, will come from New‘ Wm. R. “m. , :Bttherw gait?“
York tomorrow evening to speak at 1), Audrolulck ‘ "y ' ‘ro y
Edmund E. Crowe
the Recent and Palace Theatres and E. 9_ Adams .
, H. Augustus Craw
he will boom the Liberty Loan and p, n Adams l Be A C I d
ask for subscriptions from Norwalkl 1s, 5, Adams _ J :1“? C. :12"
people. Mr. MacDonald has met with! Florence E. Adcock ~. 1 a: n A‘ firm or b
great success in New York mdmther Lillie E. Alger "y ‘ .unn as am
Speaker tor Wednesday
Arrangements are being made to «1- ,'
Chas. Acqulno
Conrad Anderson
R. G. Cutbill
Sarah B. Dibble
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MANY GAS HEATERS
Aminmloccllya'ndhavc given universal satisfaction.
Quickandsatisfsctoryhutinauymmwhcnnquhd.
lowi-lh:s;ubnwhcasdaalccmflntcrmbclud
‘tocxcellent advantage.
Ask or about this 6:: Heat‘s; idco-Wc will adv'uc
you honestly. ,A‘f , 1 ,
The Connecticut Light and Power Co.
Ladlea’ Gonlnn Rose in black, note and grey cottonmc M350
Silk Lisle Hose in black, white and tan ........... 356 and 300
Silk Fibre Rose in black, white and colors ”591:, 756 and “0
Silk Hose it. l‘ ck and white ........... . . . $139 and $1.50
Ladioa' Pl '1... K Rose in W 11' and white lislc ........... 556
Silk Ii. . ‘ ‘71}? and xvi-in. .. . ............ Silo—81.10
Ladies '.'«'._r‘:e.oe Hose in 11...“ black, brown and leather,
29c and 356
Silk Hos; '-. black, taupe ., :t'. c ,mahogany and Russian cull,
656, 8913,8150
Children's Plus. in black and w' lie . .. . ...... 150, 20c, 250, 356
Men s 111' 2c in black. white. suede and navy. W150 250, 50¢
. i‘vh kl.LETTE
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Isl-Sis here are l» ..t
' freewne, the ethrr discovery of n "in-1
any corn so it till:
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SEEMS lltlii'itlll l8
as whatnot-on or. scum nonwnx.
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Mat Dornw" ., , M. am:
a. patent... " ‘ cm. a. B.Gallaber -
K. Dyska . E. B. Gallaber 1'
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Mrs. John ‘1\‘ Duke
bowls H. Daltc
D. S. Davenport
Mrs. Fannie Davis
Leo Davls -
Samuel Davis ‘- . -
Ella H. Day
Burwell 11‘. Day
'Mary A, .D-‘1 ‘1‘
Nancy 1". Day
Hattie L D1 :ms
. lrvlug 9.1.1.11»
Clarerlce S. Dikelnun
Cornell é ’1 keman
Louise R. l'ikcman
Samuel S. l1imnad
:Mary Di Pietro
' Frank 1". Douchue
Emma I). “unovan
Jeremiah mevxnn
Dresden l.: 111- Works, Inc,
W. Arbold llrever
Josephine l‘. Dreyfus:
Charles E. Dur'tcbacke
Maude Durland . 1
Mabel F. Dver"
Harry W. Earle
Mary H. Earle
Kettle Ann Elwood
. Herman R. Fancher
Kate Farmen
Samuel W. Farmer
Mrl, Will. H Farrell
Mary Edith Fay
Gordon Fehr
Ferris Coal Co.
D. W. Fitch
Edith 1M. Fitch
0. Milton Flynn '
Dorcas K. Flynn
C. E‘Force
‘ Mrs. Emily Foster
label Francis
Thomas Francis
Russell Frost, Jr.
'Earl it: Gotham
Annie Golder
M. ‘Gurnak
J. Gryu
Impressive
Showing of
Coats
and Dresses
:‘Thcy are beautiful model:
.luccflcdinstylcaudquality.
Militia "‘ ill ill f8:
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Recent Discovery cf Ether Compomdl
That Dries Up Corns Sc They l
Lift Out
Good news ”Well is rarity and drum:
bus’v dispensin-
msnsss com-zeta
tillers Post Graduate
‘.‘Ih 25 said to W'
out with the fin-
clnnatl man. s.
Ask at any pharmacy for c. dune-l ”om hr W
'ter entire or f' 7 which will mt?
very little, 1.1.1 1 ... .110 he musical: Whfl wish m quan'y
to rid one 's fen at every hard or soft:
corn or callus.
You apply it -'-' e few drops on that
lender. ath'n': “wt and instantly 1:,e
soreness is re' ~1rd. and soon the‘
corn in so 1thrl': c'trl that it lifts out
without pain. it. is n 1111111;- sno'
stance which dries when applied .511
new" "themes or even irritates the
adlolninc tissue
This discovm will prevent than
lands 0! deaths annually mm loav.
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for special or higher
pcslllous. '
Norwalk Chronicler