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.IN NEW PARAMOUNT PICTURE the home of Miss Gladys Reach of
‘ Bells Place.
in a fast moving mystery drama
of suspense. and thrills, ‘
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Tuesday ll ; The Que 3': Club will hold its reg be seen this year, possibly due to thei
Mae Marsh 4; FINE SUPPORT FOR MR' RAY ‘ular weekly meeting thi. cloning at severe winter
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Young piquankt :gdgtaleemw eDorisi A meeting of the Watch Your S'itch pear hard to suit '
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Ciliorus,” an Ai‘tcralt feature
tremendous vitality. >
’l‘liursdrly—«lliarguerite Clark in
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newest Paramount picture: “Playing Whlth time much work was accord comm gas tar
the Game " which is to be presented at p.ished.
the Palace Theatre toda) and minor
grow
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lot the younger school of film luminnr
ies and as the daughter of a ranche1
in this pliotoplay. she appeais to excel
lent advantage.
“Playing the Game“ was written lit.
Julicn Josephson. and is said to be
{the most impelling story that has been
:given Mr. Ray in a long. Miss Lee
is delightfully cast as a brave, re
sourceiull Arizona girl bigbsplrited
and filled with the vim and vigor of
the cattle country.
Othei 5 in the supporting cast include
Robert McKim, who will be seen. as a
rough ianch foreman, Lillian Lor,ralm>
as a butterfly along the bridht white
way and Billy Elmer, as a prize fight,
.«vans. ” ‘
I“! iday ——-The Amazing Cinema
. 9 son seed a short time in
“011mm, “Tarzan of me ”85- Many Ea: iSide boatowners took ad- age 80111 k
vantage of the pleasant weather yes. kerosene, and claim it works better in
terday and enjoyed pleasuie hips in the corn planter.
their boats
-. Joseph Quilttner of the.
scrip: has been spend'mg a few days
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tuesday evening. June 4. A good pro-l
Quittncr of Seaylew avenue. group has been prepared. and there
—-—-—-- ' will be games and a good time in gen
While driving along VanZandt yes, eral. Come and enjoy the evening and
Today and Tomorrow
CharlesNRay in
name could tot he learned lost control
of his car and struck the fire hydrant
in front of the Mayflower Hook and pie’
Ladder Co. Luckily no one was in- make—large juicY.
Who is going to get the big Apple
brown crusted, ——
“Playing. the Game”
, HEARST PATHE NEWS
.4111 "The Art Bug." a One Reel.
the only result of the accident. think of it.
Comedy 1 9 strong. Despite the warm weather a. large set
ing valet. The situat ons ar
the atmoSphere convincing. and the number of persons were moment at better apple pie The big apple {5 to
theme of the story most. wholesome. the East Avenue M E church and en be given to the lucky manor woman at
weaneSday joycd 11 you interesting talk given by the monster socialnnd enteitalnmcnt
the Rev. James M Y.1rd.a missionary to be held in the chapel 0‘ "19 ROW“
from “'95, {him one (,1 the most dll- ton M. E. church tomorrow evening
licull misplonary my,“ in the world. The affair is under the auspices of the
llr ram ,- talk was Qanjoved by all Ladies Bible Study Class and you can
piesent be sure of an evening of good pleasure
if you go to their entertainment
1 dancing and pleasure will be the pass-
PALACE THEATRE WEDNESDAY
In “The Honor of His House," the
Paramount PictUre coming to the Bid
ace Theatre, Wednesdnyf Sessue
Hayiikawa. one of the most capable
emotion actors of the screen. ls given
Sessue Hayakawa in
"The llonor of his
House”
There is "something“ about Hay
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oknwa that satisfies our 1.1351 a ‘0th that tests 1‘“ powe b to , was bitten on Saturday afternoon bya woxd throughout the evening. Nuff
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.nticolpatrons. Dontv mll‘l: th.s moience Vldor who1eccnlly appear dog owned by Mr. DcWitt of Eddlle 89“
"‘0' l- The dog sprang out Wall
ed with the famous star is the loot avenue. 1
. ing woman and all orders in the cast automobile. John Stumt‘s. 'thCNm pERONEogosmTilongal‘hl—FANTRY
ThurSday and Friday 1119 well known playeis. Some of the bury. was bitten by a dogowncd by Jame... I‘crone. son of Mr. and Mrs
V . scenes wete taken on board a Pacific lohn Mills. of (‘i'zmbul'y 0n Sundal Carmine Pcrone or 156 Sterling
With vaUdCVIME liner which is shipwrecked, leaving momma .‘lr Sliorwood a tesldent 01‘ street. Brld'eporl has been appoint-
oddly encuuh as sole survivors. the (‘omstock Hill had nine chickens deS- fd ‘l‘lltflflllpmlanlnll“3111;111:131: $90041?
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Mary PlefOl‘d three cliaractcss in the dlama. who will ll'Oled bl 003* 0“ 53mm” 11 a!" now on trove of absence from his
W'- s“""*“ "l Broad River bud eleven conipiim and 1'11 its ting his parents
chickena killed by dogs Sunday mom 119mm: is well known in sporting
in}; A family moved away from Chest r r: 195 and previous to his entrance
‘ Wc the army was :1 plumber
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teitainment.
1.1 Her Latest Artcraft Production
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‘liave been rejected for army ‘fi‘HVlCE‘
up to the present time by reason of‘
‘ minm physical defects disqualifying
Emmy Wehlen in “hThe Shell Gayle" them for field work, are likely to be‘
‘ and Fatty Arhuckle in “A Country 5 called soon to produce or handle equip t
Hero. " l merit for the army. ,
Emmy We‘hlen once more, slender,‘ Provost Marshal General Cruwder;
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bloode and charming. And "The Shell announce4 that the army staff clrpx
Gallic" is a fascinating story worthy will utilize the services of these regis-'
“ of her powerSfiinother clever picturel trams and thus release fighting men
added to her other Mettro productionsq fm the from line 1
including "The Ontsidei," "The T1 ial‘ General Crowder has issued the first.
0! U“? Shadow " ”50W?“ and Reapers l coll under the new plan. Orders went"
and “The Duchess of Doubt." ‘, forth to governors of states for 11p-
- ,“Tlie Shell Game" has both serious; wards of 9mm men for service in:
D and light moment. It gives the star; spruce production for airplanes. he ;
opportunity to display both her Won, men will be allowed to volunteer until
1‘ dorl‘ul artistry and her exquisite; June 6. After that date a report Wm
gowns For she has not been named! be made to the provost marshal gen' ,
. "exquisite Emmy Welilen" without 3‘ era! and if there are not sufficient vol-1
l reason .... 1‘ unteem. allotments will be made to
“The She“ Game." adapted from an the various states to be filled by inv ol-
.‘ original story by Kenneth L. Roberts untarv m d not ment. ;
in the Saturday Evening POSt' is an in- Some twenty-four trades or classes l
. stance of the clever idea’of “tho-client~ including railroad transport nnd con-l
-‘ or cheated .. or nnocence getting up structlon men. offica workers and 1:15!
W a little bit earlier in the morning than, borers are desired for the spruce di- l
.M’ickodness. .. . . . .1
" _ Vision. When this division has been,
REGENT THE“ ‘E TUESDAY fllled. men will be called to 1111 other}
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staff services of the army until the
200,000 total has been exhausted. No
, Mae Marsh in the Goldwyn Production
“The Face in the Dark”
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ins congratulations over the arrival on
A number of prospective farm buy-. Saturday. June 115.
tlicense to sell
Farmers who do not roll their seed Woodway Country club the place at
generally regret their. which the liquors are to be dispensed
neglect Crows blackbirds and thrush- being on Hoyt street within the Da
es are very likely to do extensive dam- rlen line
i phen Torok of this town, who was re-
l ported by one of the comrades of his
.. ' . There will be a birthday social under. company, DOW in France to be among swung toward the center to avoid it
Naval Re the auspices of the Women’s Bible the missing. has returned to his com-I
Study Class in the Methodist chapel, pony
lerday noon at bout 12:30 a man whose aid :1 good cause—Committee. l
Yes. just like mother used ‘tol
juied. bent inud guard on the car being why it makes your mouth water to Fire Company will be held tonight. At} in
Well. if you can't get! that time a silver loving cup will be
the big apple pie then surely you can presented to its former chief. Martin J l
the little Apple pic 11 small pie is Shaughnessey, who left town about a
4 the railroad bridge, resplendent in his; made by
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Charge A¢¢ofints Opened} .
Wednesday, Of a 501: l
Hearing on the final settlement of. Friday, about 2 p. in. two more auto-
tbe estate of Albert E. Hughefi- late 0!, mobiles came to grief on the Post
Mansfield avenue. has been fixed for Road in this town, near the home of
1131'. John Godfrey. One unit Ford run-
about driven by one of the salesmen
for Swift Co, of Stamford, and the
other a car or racing cut driven by
Charles Lochmnn of Bridgeport. The
latter was bound east from New York,
and the Swift machine was headed
l towaid Stamford Neither driver
seemed to be greatly at fault—the
smashup was ieally caused on account
of an ice wagon drawn up beside the
curb on Locbman’ a side of the road He
Application has been made for a club
liquors at the new
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News has been received that Ste.
1 there was not room for him between
3-“ llmi the ice wagon and the Swift car, so the
Barton, as usual. went over the top": two machines came together, damag
in the latest drive—that for the Red log the "119313 and steering apparatus
Cross. With some of the leaders not {3" both 0‘ them somewhat. and swing
reporting their final figures, thistownl m? them how W110”! around Neither
raised over $10,000, with its quota dmel' was hurt. and the battered cars
1315000 ‘ were taken to Osborne 8: Luttermnn'e
Home Garage for repairs.
a
he monthl meetin of the Barton
T y g The state police made a few arrests
town last Thursdal'. and all the of
fenders pleaded guilty, paid up the
usual fine and costs and proceeded on
their way. so that no extended public
bearings were necessary.
Constable Charles Smith while on
‘ duty at the railroad bridge Thursday
l “,iilght placed Simonao Gibulskas 0!
Stamford under arrest for having but
;one lamp on his car lighted. for not
Constable George Dance has 355““ having 11 registration card in the mo
ed his summer task as traffic oflicer at; chine
year ago It is expected that the but
tion of the town meelng legordlng the
need of apparatus here will also be viz--
orously discussed, and a plan for fur
ther action be mapped out.
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According to the explanation
the defendant last night when
uniform of blue WWI “5 gilt mm” tarraigned before Justice of the Jeace
mings He Will b“ on duty from 7 to John H Selleck, he had hired the car
1 which was not his own, although he i.
Earrangemenl has been ”3739' since a licenced driver and had his own
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TO BE PRESENTED AT THE PALAC E TODAY AND TOMORROW.
Constable Dance has assumed “5 (in-2 license card, supposing that the owner
ties. regarding the officers guarding had the required registration cerllii
the repair work under the bridge. so cute in the machine W
that lpex are now obliged ‘0 serve lamps went out and be was hailed by
only In eight hour Shim Constable the constable, the latter also asked for
Charles Smith 18 in service at night} the certificate to be produced and be
from 9 p m [05 0-D 1n,and Charles then realized for the first time that he
Mlllspnugh from 10 a. m to 3 p.11). and did not have it aboard. Justice Selleck
from 6 to 9 p. m. imposed a line of 810 and costs. which
were $11.73, remitting the fine because
of the extenuating circumstances.
bed one of his
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain un-
claimed at the Norwnlk poslomce for
the week ending June. 1.
319mm. Mrs. E.
Curry. Mrs. ‘C. M.
Day, John
Farrell, Mn, Care Norwalk T. & R.
CO. ‘ lift" ‘ .
Farnum. Jas. ”glutvm‘m
Gartland. Mrs. V
Humphrey. W. A.
Opportunity
Penny, Nathan,
Wright, Mr. F. J.
M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
ROADSTER SKlDS,
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A Chalmers roadster driven by Dr. ‘
and "Mrs. R. M. Hurse of New York ‘
road, Friday afternoon, andc1:5b11d
into a stone fence. Mrs. Home was
thrown against the windshield. and‘
somewhat out about the face. 3
Neighbors rendered first aid, and at.
' ter the Mills Auto Supply company
had str‘d‘ightened out the steering gee‘r
the party was able to proctcd.
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indication was given as to when the‘
'Goldwyn's determination to present
TMno Marsh in the most powerful 0th" 03115 W111 be made.
plays available is responsible for ti: o.
choice of Irvin S. Cobb‘ s compelling
story, “The Face in 1% “~ 1. “ which
5 comes to tho-Regent Theatre, tomor-
': row. .
I ._’l‘l1e young star grabs ever oppor-
’~ tunity devfisl‘dly the brilliant story ._
'- teller to sound the deepest emotions . 3; _
'5 an the Jane Ridgeway, daughter of a
1 (clebrated secret service man Her
Tamer, whom she adores. has supposed
~ 5y rotlred from the serlice giving all
his time to his new post of bankvcx
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
Tina- been used for all ailments that
are caused by a. disordered stomach
and inactive liver, such as sick head
Vaohe, constipation, sour stomach, 1161“
jlgvous indigestion, fermentation of food,
'1 pollination of the heart caused by gas-
on in the stomch. August Flower is a
gontle laxative, regulates digestion
11311. in stomach and lntestlnies, cleans
old sweeten the stomach and allmen
my canal, stimulates the liver to so
pinto the bile and impurities from the
:‘blood. .
l‘THE SHELL GAME'
“some from “The Shell Game,,’ at
Regent Theatre today. Also Fatty Ar. 8am from “Tho Foot In the pork
fiold‘liy Pleisted's Drug 811ml. Ibuckle in "A Country Hero." ' Tholtre tomorrow.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL SESSlON,
Sunday school workers from that
churches in Danbury. Bethel. W»
field, Bedding, Newtown, Broom
New Fairfield and Sherman. commie
lug the fifth district of the PM
County Sunday School association, vat
attend the spring institute to be W
at the Methodist Episcopal church,—
Danbury, next Tuesday afternoon uni
evening. Similar institutes wiilhli
held Wednesday in South Norwalk‘lbd
Thursday in Greenwich. The princifll
speakers at the institute will be Woke
lace I. Woodin, Mrs. Lucy Stock Chine
in and Mrs. Mazi‘e B. Clark, allot.
Hartford; Miss Edith Holden, Green—
wich; Rev. J. Harrison Thompson.
South Norwalk, and Rev. Jamaal;
,Macmillnn. New Conan.
The program will be as 101111va
3:00 p. 111., devotional period; 3:10 In
111., address. “The Call of the Present
Day School; 3:40 p. 111.. presentation
of standards of efficiency; 4:10 p. 1:.
conference: 7:30 p. 111.. open confine
ence, school session; 9:15 p.111... at}
dress, “The Challenge of the Sunni“
school "
The first period in the evening will
afford the delegates an opportunity to
ask questions and discuss the prob
laws which are giving them the grant?
est concern. The main features of till.
evening will be a practical demon“
tion of a Sunday school session.
JUDGE GARVIN’S
SON REPORTED DEW?
HARTFORD, June 3 -- Prim"
James 8. Garvin of 21111111011 met,
this city, whose name appears lather
casualty list as having died of disease...
was the son of Judge Frederick W.
Garvin of New York. His wife “he
Miss Katherine C. Abbe of Canton;
He was a graduate of Rutgers, '14.
do N—, OcaMEe
Cold Settled ‘
‘ In His Bach
“Fol" Kidney Pilh than gin no"
mo! nlid.’ 'fivmmuw.
Ed Velton, of Rogers Neb. writes: '
"I have used Foley Kidney Pills for
backache. the result of catching cold
which settled in my back. Foley
Kidney Pills always give me prompt
relief and I can cheerfully recom-
mend them"
The reason Foloy Kidney Pills not
so satisfactorily ls because theywnew
trailza and dissolve the polsonoul .
waste matter that remains in the '
blood because the kidneys do not
do their thrk properly in filtering
and casting out from the ayate uric ’
acid and other poisons.
Relief usually follows in a. few
days and such symptoms as pain In
the sides or back. stiff joints, sore,
muscles, rheumatism. too frequen!
action of the bladder at night and
other painful and annoying ailment.
disappear. Foley Kidney Pills con-
tnin no. bumful ingredients. They,
are safe on well an quick action.
ozimon- Hour“: '; my“
“The Opposite End of the r
World”
RED CROSS MASQUE
Annual Outdoor Play
at the
. Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Norwalk Connecti-
Gill"
Saturday. June 8th
3 :00 and 8 :00 P. M.
Tickets. 50c. Children,.&5o 0'
In case of rain the performance
will be given on the first cleni‘ day ~
oi" the following week. ‘ : .
Park
DANCING
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“ and
EVenings .
l - Bdlltlllll Ellery Niflllt
noticing Julie 8.
BATHING
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