Regent Theatre
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Today
Taylor Holmes
in a Photoplay of rapid action.
laughs and love,
“A Pair of Sixes”
and the Popular Sidney Drew
Comedy:
Saturday
Frank Keenan
The Eminent Actor, in the Fasci-
nating Play of Railroad Life. '
“Ruler of the Road”
and the Fifth 0f the
Abraham Lincoln
Dramatic Film Stories,
“A President’s Answer”
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MONDAY—Francis Bushman, in
”With Neatness and Dispatch,"
and Fatty Arbuchle in “Fatty at
Coneyf’
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SATURDAY
Franklyn Farnum
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Leah Baird
"‘ze Devil’s Pay ilay’
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AND 0TH ERS.
. Coming Monday
Chas. Ray in
“Sudden Jim”
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REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
Frank keenen in “Ruler of the Road”
and the Lincoln Drama, “A
President's Antwer’l
In the Paths play, "Ruler of the
Road.‘ starring Frank Keenan, which
will be at the Regent Theatre Satur-
day. you will see Mr. Keenan wielding
a snow shovel with the vim and vigor
of a Klondiker. He seems to be en-1
laying the exercise What is more. he
really does enjoy it.
Mr. Kecrlan‘ s strongest hobby is out-
door exercise. He believes that fresh
air and muscular exertion combined
come nearer being a panacea for all
life than any combination of drugs ev-
er concocted.
The wonderful Paths star jokes
about his age with the younger men
in the supporting ( 7115 of his plays.
Whenever the area: ion arises for vie-
lent- exercises he goes to it with a‘ will
and more than once he has caused the
younger men to stars in wide-eyed
amazement at his strength and endur. .
ance. ’5 7 h
"Ruler of the Road. " which was pro-
duced for- Paths by din-nest C. Warde
is founded on the popular noVel, “Sim-
eon Tetlow's Shadow. " by Jeanette
L813.
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
Raion Point
Park '_ .
Shore 8: Chicken
‘ Dinners and
Ala Garte Service
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FANK KEENAN
In “Killer of the Road," at the Re:
gent Theatre Tomorrow
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
"Wuhsuks.
manna sadness
“is some vases IN
cams?“
Only 75 Cents.
DONN ELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
sons-n 110me
: A counters assess-issue!
or nameless roe
. some nesssss
In Gingham. Percales, Poulards
Poplius, Soisettes, Batistes and.
E. K. BANKS
.lahaokemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Taylor Holmes in the Rolllcking Come
y.“A Pair of Sixes"
VT. 80;; Johns and Nettieton. pm
prietors offl‘he Digestive Pill Mfg.
Co., become so quarrelsome that they
finally agree to a unique method of
solving the trouble.
They will play a hand of poker. The
loser shall become the servant of the
winner for the period of one year and
the winner shall have full control of
the business for the some period. if
either member of the agreement re-
veals the circumstances of the pact he
'shall pay a fine of $5,000. .
. The mm is played and Bags loses. 1
and is delegated to serve as butler in : WEATHER, --A"
the Nettleton home. Boggs attempts:
to take his luck lighly. but one God-1
dies. house maid of antique vintage 4
and inartlstic proportions, makes life
ore unendurable. She becomes hys‘
‘ cally fond of Buses and dogs his
:Ioosteps wherever he goes. *
Comes to the Nettleton home as a
guest, Florence, Bogga’ sweetheart.
She tries without luck to learn what
has brought about the change in
Boggs' social status. Boggs cannot
[tell on a penalty of $5 000. And the
same hazards are faced by the Nettle-
. tons.
Vendor-bolt. an attorney and close
friend of the two men, is also in love‘
with Florence and asks her to marry
him But she tells him that she could
not think of marrying him with the
cloud of Boggs' mystery overshadow
ing her happiness.
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As a |esu't of an argument in Burs
tram' a saloon lust cloning. D. Lock
wood. of Raymond street, resettled a
hearty lap on the nose. He complain
ed to the police and Officer flynn ‘was
sent to investigate and got the nameI
.Councll, No. 4. 0. U. A. MI. will
of Lockwood's assailant
3088’ CHOCOLATEB
35c to 60c haiUbs.
60c to $1.25 one lbs.
12c and 150 sample sizes
STILLSON-POWELL
CORP.
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. “Before
Turning
the Key
"on your-home for a trip
from town, settle the ques-
tion of safety to your all.“
. verware, rugs, jewelry and
household valuables. Our
safe deposit service in-
cludes the storage of“
bulky Dim-eel. trunks-
etc. Rates reasonable. Bag
. Emotes sukmitted.
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Scum Nowsmxl
DANCING
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monthly meeting of the club will
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
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? inccouurs
CHARGE
OPENED
Everything for the kids,
scouts, basilica. toer at gar
den gatherings and “digging
in" parties. 1
0veralls~$1.15.
Wash suite—else to $3.00.
Working sum41oo.
Scout Suite—$2.00 to $35.00.
And forotber occasions see
our Palm Beach Suits, $5, for
boys from B to 16 years.
Blue Serge Suits. reliable qual.
ity, $12.
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nirhtaud Saturday; gentle shifting
winds. Light disturbances are central
this morning off the Massachusetts
and North Caroline coasts. Light scab
tered showers have occurred during
the last twontytour hours along the
cost from Florida to Maine. An ex-
tended area of high pressure central
over the Lake region is producing
pleasant weather this morning in near-
ly all districts east of the Rocky Moun-
'tains.
stars have? occurred during the last
twenty-four hours.
YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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Temperature: High, 96; low,
6'3. Fair:
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3City News]
Patrolman John Flynn lhst night ar-
rested John Cullen for breaking his pa-
role trom the Cheshire Reformatorl'.
Numerous complains have been
made of autos and motorcycles speed
ing along West avenue with their mu!
flers wide open.
Private Samuel 'Polley, A. E F. is
remembering his friends and relatives
in town with letters. Sam is still at
the school of instruction in radio teleg
raplu w.l|icll it is thought. is situated
sometyheremear the River Marne.
of Lincoln
be
held this evening in their quarters on
Washington street.
The regular meeting
The llenlts of a numbel of 'smelt-
1flsllers were ginddened upon the ep-
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1that has yet appeared
pesrance in town of a new style smelt
.flout. which they claim to be~the best
John Butts. of Lexington avenue. re-
corded a complaint at police headquar-
ters, this morning, that some one
crawled through his window consume
:20 from the table in his room.
Local merchants state that clocks
have gone up again owing to excessive
«and continued increase in the cost of '
producing. Clock manufacturers are
sending out new price lists, all former
prices are being withdrawn.
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1 , The case of Leo Clemlns, the; Ray-
mond street junk dealer. who was
‘chsrged with buying junk from mlllbrs
1and not having kept a record of his
1purchases was continued until August
1 by Judge George H Vosburgh in the
City Court this morning
Chief of Police Pennington will be 1 fl
1 the installation refreshments were seen"
‘ed. and a social hour enjoyed.
‘at the City Hall from 7 until 9 o'clock
this evening to give out the registra-
‘tlon cards to the German alien to-
males who registered about two weeks
ago. The cards are now ready and the '
registrants are requested to call and
' secure tlfem. ‘
No marked changes in temper-_
'dlcl;
‘Charles H. Flilow; 1st Watch, Ralph
Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
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Herold the two yearold son of Mr.
and ‘MlS. Edwald Bach. of Lowe street,
is ill with the measles.
A number of local people are plau-
Summer Dresses
sing to attend the first exhibition of
fireworks to be held this year at Ro-‘
ton Point, this evening. ;
The fixtures for the new Morgan'
hardware store on Washington‘ street.
arrived this morning and are being
placed in position.
Several members of the Norwallt
police force will attend the state im-
licemen's convention in New landed.
inext Tuesday.
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Contractor Thomas Robina is busily
engaged with a force of men erectinl
the new Austin garage on Railroad ave-
A goodly delegation of local Red
1Men visited Paugussett J‘nbe. No. 3.
of Dsnburv, for the installation of the
officers of that tribe. They included:
lDeputy Grand Sachem J. W. Rowe. G.
J... Gould Hoyt; G. S. S. John Broth-
o|';ton (l. S Gemge Bplcer; and G.
9., H. E Ballwits.
The firm of A. l". Beckmsnn s Co.
chain store grocers. with headquarters
at No. 460 Greenwich street, New
York. have incorporated as ethnic of
July 1st. 1918. The lncorporators and
olilcers of A. F. Beckmann, lnc., are:
A. F. Beckmonn, president; George H.
Beckmsnn. treasurer and L. .1. Heels.
secretary. They operate their local
branch at No. 83-85 Washington street.
South Norwulk, with Thomas F. bowl
in charge.
Mr. and Mia. Franklin H. Blake. of
Chestnut Hill avenue. have received a
letter from their son, Mortimer G.
Blake, who is a member of a machine
gun company. of the filth infantry.
that be has arrived safely ovarseas,
and is in the best of healin.and spir-
its. ‘Hls brother. George F. Blake. 81.1-
so claims a star on the Cranbury ser-
vice flag. as he is 5‘ member of the
contingent of Naval Reserves now
quartered at Cape May. N. .l. ‘
The installation of the newly elected
onlcers of Kabossn Encampment, No.
9, I. 0. 0. F.. was witnessed ,by a good-
ly gathering of its members last eve-
ning. The installation was conducted
by District Deputy Grand Patriarch
Clarence A. Brown. The new ofllcers
are: Leo Davis. H P.; Frank W. Gre~
gory. S.W.; David ll. Pollard. Scribe:
We are showing a new assortment of Gingham.
Voiles. Linene and Granite Dresses.
$5. 95 to $1195
Bathing Suits
slur Cloth and Jersey suits in the latest styles:
12.4910 $9.95
-White Skirts
, A large line of new White. Skirts. various styles of
sport and set-in pockets. 'Shirred in back and button
trimmed: also plain ones. -
$1.50 to $5.95
Sweaters
New selection of Silk and Wool Sweaters. Shpmns
and Coat StYle‘s. '
‘ $2.95 10925.00
Millinery
Extraordinary showing of Georgette Crepe. Sstins
and Velvets at moderate prices.
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COATS. SUITS. DRESSES
SUMMER FURS
WAISTC AT SPECIAL PRICES
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15 MAIN STREET
WEEK END spEelhss
NORWAL '4
H. A. Smith. treasurer, N. W. Bauer
J. W. Enoch. L. Hoyt; Guide.
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After
H. Bedlent; 2nd Watch, Charles
Hoyt; 3rd Watch, J. R. Betts;
Watch, Clifford W. Raymond.
This evening at the High school as-
semhly hall, Dixon McNetton will dem-
onstrate to the members of {he heard
of education! his system of “visual ed-
The,members of the Foley Tennis
Club are requested to attend the
ob will
be held Saturday. afternoon. several
matters of importance are due to come
before the members. The question of
herding the annual midseason tourna-
ment series in the near future will be
discussed. ' I .
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John T Hayes. of Belden avenu
‘ complained to the police this morning
that while his car was standing at the
corner of Ward and Main streets last
fevenlng a gang of boys who hang out
in that vicinity stole a quantity of her-
ties from the back of his cor and
straw them along the street. die gays
:lts value. The members of the board
e. .of education are for the most part en-
‘-‘||anlu|aoi!tlle1503""£04:m1 90‘1““
ucation.” a system which will doubt-
less be adopted by school all over the
country within the new few years, as
it is one otths finest system of educs~
tion that have been put forward in
some time The members of the
board of estimats‘haVe had the sys-
tem explained to them by Mr. McNet-
ton and they are quite convinced of
thuelastlc over the system which will
be explained to them fully, this eve-
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ARBITRATION TREATY APPROVED
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RIO JANEIRO Jilly 12 .—-Tbe oom- ‘
pulsory arbitration treaty between
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MEN'S SHIRTS“ $5.00 and $6.00 ,Panamas 25c pair .
Chlagcyggiofizd ' At $3.75 ‘ 6 Pairs for $1.38 .v
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$1.50 V3111: ARROW COLIIARS
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MFSIN’S gunk; Grimm ”23:“: $225 “e” d” LOT OF 500 NECKWE
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_ $1 75 . ~ At Reduced Prices 35 Cents “
PALM EACH sun‘s .FOR SATURDAYONLY .
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Norwalk Chronicler