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Theatre.
isotonic-aka or our boy rank:
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anon; the finest depictions in the H9
3 tory of the photoplu.
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An All-Star Cast in Picturization of the Famous uczm THEATRE rmonv
. BE SA ILLES CASE Jane and Katherine Lee in ‘ a Spark-
ling Drama “American Buds”
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r . Wholesome comedy, striking dramat-
ic action, an interesting love story and.
‘ a verp plausible illuminating expose of l
. spy activities in the army phases of the sh
naliy sensational De Saulles domes-
oulv the United States. but 'bout’h
' "'ttionm
Alllel'lca, as well. It follows the story from its mtep
far OE Chile to its dramat'e climax in the prosaic little Long
Island court-house. it delicts in .a terribly realistic manner
the heart-rendering experiences ol the little booth American
woman, who married the big ‘1 alc quarterback.
Based on the internati
tic case, which shocked not in which Jane and Katherine Lee are1
‘shown at the Regent Theatre, moan
wholesaler. but J sue also is a heroine,
her midnight excursion from bed to
the living room being responsible for
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iceptionally good and the young stars
isupported by a capable cast of adults
who have a large part in the deVelop
ment of the plot.
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:AT PALACE THEATRE THURSDAY. _
,IDAY
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JANE AND ATHERINE LEE
in a Sphrlil no Romantic Drama
"Amer-i an Buds”
' S t rda ,—“THE EAGLE’S EYE. Am-
ericgggpifil :ur‘ilrem . featuring King Bagaot .and
Marguerite Snow.
Manda and Tu sday-“CEClLlA OF THE
PINK R0 ES. starri g oeautif 1 Marion Davies.
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i This photoplay which comes to the
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"added touci' of zest-to the play. i‘sereen.
Frank Burke,‘ as the father of the
dsurlurrs, completes a cast that will,
do much . toward putting “Madcap
Madge" on the roster of current screen;
successes. ‘
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i New York, of the “Follies," DANCE FESTA IN WESTON. ling Loan Association directors: at a "" ._. . ,_,
its Most Celebrated Beauty The “Dance Fests" to be given at; meeting held yesterday afternoon vat-l
of the Day. the “Old Mill Farm." Weston. l5 to be \i . . . , u the John Capuano block. 215
. . rs. William Doland of Rowayton ed to 88 i
Olive Thomas a very elaborate affair as the dances was called to New.i’ork yesterday by “' Washington street. to Malk Ollien. lGOVERNMENT AID ._
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l "" ‘ e rs line on 1 e these she presented at the Panama Arthur E_ Bmwn of Bay View “0'. ———.———.
Screen. in , :PXMW' wile", She staged and danced Mrs. .Rutb Paul of South Norwalk is. one is in Bridgeport touaS'. where he; (Continued From Page and
i 'Madcap Madge’ {the principal role. in the open air occupying Miss Carrie Patty's 1.931. is attending the State Flremans Con-iT .. ' _....._. > .
and 3 Keystone Comedy. '(lanccs and pageants. Lieut. Col Pic, deuce in Rowayton avenue. ivpmltm as delegate from the May- p‘fizogylfigfigt‘ addict“: these ccm—= .&
:of the 81st ltalian infantry, said to be _ __ inowcr liook b Ladder Company. 'ances for depeEdans artififlmgriltlh‘l‘y! " “a": “it! Shim”
Thursday ;the best speaker 5"" 0V” be” by "‘9 There will be no meeting of the: {lot/eminent allowances for families,
. . iltallsn government ‘3 coming all the Rowayton Red .Cross Auxiliary untll" Mrs. John KUbOVlC “1“ children more from-:5 for a motherless child... _. ' , “‘
.he Man Without a :way front Minnesota to waston to Thursday. September 6. at which date have returned to their home“ on East: $.11t on: 1:13;): 311 31:1:outwl’tslaoutvolition-op,'i . Showing of New Fall Velvet
> CDlllltl'Y” ’make an address on that night. He it is hoped the Rowayton women will . “faghington street after a two weeks allowance allotments from 3::“231. . .
-. . of the Greatest Patriotic ssveakfi ““9!“ “81‘5“ “d “m be come together again prepared for fur-‘8‘!!! in SW“! Cam‘ln‘v “he” ‘hey‘diers’ or sailors' Daymavhemado for
fforced, we think. to make two speecb- .
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Pictures .of the Day.
ther patriotic work.
’ liir. .Branston and family of blunt
clalr, N. J.,‘bavc leased Elmer E
Case's residence for the balance of
the season and Mr. and Mrs. Case are
J. making their home with their son. For-
“Woman and the Law,’ Based on the osl Case Rowayton avenue-
Sensational De Saulloa Case. l
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AT‘ PALACE-THEATRE TODAY
AT,THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW.
An automobile. backed into the side
of the llnnlon Brothers“ building at
the corner of Wall and Brook streets.
Norwalk. yesterday. The side. Of the
building was badly damaged. it is un-
derstood that the cm- is owned by a"
Rowoyton man who, has promised to‘
sonic for the damage. "
About 25 members of the Bible Stu;
dents-“class of the liowayton M. ‘ ’
Church enjoyed a delightful picnic at
Roton Point last evening. The mem-
bers spent a pleasant evening and 911',
joycd to the utmost the many features"
Olive Thomas, .Famous .Boau
Strong Supporting Cast in “Ms
' Madge."
flu. '
Was she justified in taking the life
'01' the. man who sought. to deprive her
{of her child? is the theme of the Mile
llam Fox photoplav. “Woman and the
Law.“ whichmwlll be shown at the Re-
cent theatre today and tomorrow.
This powerful drama is based on a
social question of universal interest
which was brought into nation-wide,
ipromlncnce by the internationally sen'
favorflsatlonal De Snulles domestic tragedy
SW69? in New York city. , '
1403139 A beautiful South American girl
-8 Bar'lmarrics a famous American athlete
1‘ 90““ and they come to New York to live.
DDOI‘t‘ There he is lured from her by white
2% rule lights. He becomes so notorious that 13"" hour “'0“ pleased “’“h the eye
:for the sake of her child, she divorces “HE'S entertainment.
ddition him. He attempts to [take the little boy -
you on from her,.an:l maddened by the fear of The “0‘"an fire department ‘3
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One of the strongest supporting casts
ever seen in Triangle pictures has been
selected for the debut of the beautuul
Olive Thomas, the former star of the
cranes." who will make her initial
appearance on the screen in “Madcail
Madge"
‘ Charles Gunn, who received
able comment for his work in ‘
- heart of the Doomed" with ‘
Glaum, “The Snarl" with, Bless.
‘ risoalo and the recent successf‘
edy,.v“l-lapplness'." in_rwhich he at
ed Iflnld Bennett, plays the leadi‘,
'in ”Madcap Madge."
Jack Livingston. a recent 21
to the Quiver City forces, is gi
opportunity to make his part a ‘istlnCti represented in Bridgeport today by
"hit." Dorcas Mat‘iGWS, as on Mark “TE—'4‘ ---—’ . Edwin w. Godfrey and Chief Oliver 1.
sister, wears mar" beautiful gowns JUDGE FOR YOURSELF lClarke. Mr. Godfrey is the delegate
while offerin: some clever bits of act' ‘ ‘_ [to the State Fireman's Association
ing. Aggie liar-ring. the character so Which is Better» Try an Experiment convention and Chief Clarke attended
man, long asociatcd with Thomas ll. or Profit by a South Norwalk Cltlzonlo the Fire hlef‘s club meeting held this
meg, gives many humorous wisps to Experience. .imoming. it is needless to say that
the part of Mrs. Flower. i ' J“i tl interests of the local firemen is
.1. Barney Sherry needs no in roduc Somethinz new is an experiment. “1 well cared for! by these repress .
tion. As the Earl of «liar-lsdnlc‘ e prc- Must be proved to-be as represent- fives,
seats-a characterization both fulsl'cd d, \
and" polished Gertrude Clallle. the The statement of a manufacturer is“
“grandmother of the screen," 5 the not convincing proof of merit.
principal at a‘glrl's seminary, eves anl But the endorsement Of friends is.
, . ‘ . , Now supposing you had a bad back.
A lame, weak. or aching one,_‘
You will read man scrolled cures. '
Endorsed by strangers from faraway
places.
It's different when the-endorsement
comes from ‘home. -» 7 A I
Easy to more local testimony.
Read this South Norwaln case:
C. E. Allen. of 35 TaYlo'i“Ave.,“§ai's:
“My kidneys were weak and the se- '
cretlons‘ were too frequent in passage,
highly colored and contained-u brick-I
' dust like sediment. I had often heard ' ;
about Dunn's Kidney Pills and (loci led ,’
, to try them. .One boi cleared up tne‘
* . ikidneysecretions1 and. the ‘good ro-
EEN] horsepower! man’s kidney rats to -‘ , '
‘ [boo reliable-medicine." ’ . ‘ ‘ ,
i- =Price Guardrail dealers. [Don’tslmi '
Y kidney remadyrf—get',
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canto. carcinomas .
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Officer Domey. last evennig, settled
.a family run on Central avenue.
stirring production. “Ainerlcan Buds"; from his duties at Fort Terry.
The Fox “Baby Grands" appear not on-' Penn‘s
. b' in the expected role of trouble Waldron’s mother, Mrs. Kimich of Key-l
A180 ShOWiDE TOdaY . rthe catching of a member of the eGr- of
‘ i l cret “ervice. ‘ ‘th
. BURTON HOLMES TRAVEL PICTURES ‘1“??? a 1.:markable Mummn of E-
I church will meet for their weekly sea-
‘I sion, Friday afternoon.
"The Man Without a Country," is as who have been visiting Mrs.’ Carl"
tiomly as a shot at a submarine. i
’chke, of Cove ayenue, have returned.
in: Dorothy “ halo “returned to their,
burns in Bridgeport after a short visit
1 with Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Mead.
of the Park and returned home at a5-
nun1 .nsantinel Want Ads Sure to Pavi
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Magi] 1K
Norman Seymour is spending a
on furlough at his East Side home
Mr. and Mrs. “album Waldron of
ylvania are the guests of Mrsi.
r place. i
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John Boughton, a member of the crew}
the Acushnct. has been a visitor at'
e home of his cousin, Mrs. Edward,
Mead, of Edlie avenue. i
The numbers of the Red Cross
uxiliary of the East Avenue M. E.
“Mrs. Howard Field, of Boston. Mass,
“The Man Without a Country” is a and two sons. Frederick and Philip,
' 'story widely kan and probably read spent the weekend 'with Mrs. William
by more men. women and chllren than Crai . .
g, of 3 Edlio avenue.
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Charles Tobey, Sr.. of Charles street,z
Palace Theatre on Thursday afternoon is at work constructing a new power-
and evening is ‘ drama or the “9‘2"?“ boat which when completed 'will be
patriotism. and portrays the mos. in- one of the finest in this vicinity.
Mrs. H. Carver and three daughters
0 their home in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mead and (laughs,
The Nor-walk investment and Build-
THE TIME: OF DAY.
30.000 times daily. our .operators answer the
oucstion.~—“What is the Time?”
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These inquiries. Of a nature foreign to the
service. have imposed a heavy burden on the s
the vast we have been glad to furnish the information.
But—we are now forced. to discontinue the prac-
tice in order to conserve Time.‘Labor and Edith)-
. ment in the prosecutionof our regular work.
WAR CONDITIONS nave creatlv increase
mantis upon our switchboard and other facilities for do-
mestic. commercial and aovernment messages. therefore
BEGINNING AUGUST 15th PLEASE DO NOT ASK can 01’-
ERATOR ron ran '
”9 TIME 01' DAY.
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
_ TELEPHONE COMPANY
IMPORTANT CHANGES
IN TELEPHONE SERVIGE
’ Beginning August 15th
PLEASE DONOT ASK THE OPERATOR FOR
telephone
vstem. In
d the de-
were the guests of relatives.
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Fred Wood of the U. 8. Navy return-
ed to his ship in Virginia this morning.
after enjoying a 5-day furlough at his
home on the East Side. “Fred is sta.
tinned on the Transport (,“Pohltanf'
Charles, youngest son of Mr. and,
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nue. Eitst Norwalk, had 2 stitches tak-
en under his eye by Dr. Volmcr on ac-
count of a bad accident. ills many
friends wish his speedy recovery. 3
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Frank Lyons of New street, who re-
ceived a painful injury while at his
work in the Norwalk Iron Works last of his familv. Compc.
lweek is rapidly improving. Mr. Lyon be carefully distinguhbed from Gov-1
caught three. of his fingers in a ma-
chine ou which he was working and
badly crushed them. The injury. while
not serious. proved very painful.
,Miss Mabel Gehrman, of Core ave-
nue, last evening tendered a shower
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other home in honor of Miss Elsie Kel- mu mm. of $1010
Iley, of Seaside place, About fifteen ‘
young indies were present and a de-
lightful evening was spent. Among
those present were were included MlSS'_
es Elsie Kelley. Mabel Gerhman, Lillian
Seymour, Hazel Wood. Albartu TwiES.‘
Harriet Warm, Edith DeWaters. Marv,
Redling, Clara Edmondeessie Cob}-
mam Ethel Mclean, Elsie Farzcrctrom‘,
Maude Anderson. and Jessie Anderson.
lparents. grandparents. brothers. slob
iters or grandchildren. who are de-
‘ance. The same amount will be paid
‘ before tlie membership or policy lapse
‘.EREN
’ phonics. otthe
V Riaext month.
‘ ’nected ..wl
.. .the‘ largerrcltles; and correspondence
' with thosa'l'n change of the band“ as
‘ been ‘taken'up with a View tour
’ probable that the 'm‘att‘er’
Hats at Moderate Prices
pendent on him for support. and the'
Government will add monthly family!
aligwances up to $50 a month. iinto the state. 5!
ovorntuen compensation in case of! The band is called the Gar e R -
death or disability is the modern sub-'licalne, and is led by Gubrtliol 1:31: d1
stltute for a pension. ll appliesto of— 1‘ who is known as the “John Philip Sou-
flccrs and enlisted men alike. l'n case‘: so of rFance." Every man in the or- -
of death, compensation is paid to th6;.gi1llizati0ll has seen service in the
widow until remerriagc. children untiliwar, besides being a niusilcui 12f dis-I
pendent father and mother, but to no won prizes in the Paris Conservatory
other relatives: The amounts rnncfe'of Music. and half a dozen are Opera|
from $20 to $75 a month. in case of singers who are no wplaving band in!
total disability ,thc compensation is struments. Mr. Fares led the Cards
from $30 to $96 a month, according to
Partial disability is compensarctl no been crippled at the St. Louis and San:
cording to the reduction of ‘
.eumr’di‘rancicsco Exposiitons. He consid-
lng capacity of the man .r
J the sizeiers the present band, however, the
400" shoumcqunl of the older organization.
It is felt by those inter'swi in the
ernment insurance. effort to secure visits to Connecticut
Government insurance is offered to 'cmeg by this hand {my 11 will be u
soldiers or sailors in active service of {source of wonderful 1115mm; pm to Am-
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all ranks without medical cxamiuauencans to hear these musictans, whol Washington street.
tlon other than the [favorable TCDOFHlmve so beriically fought for the gal-i
‘ , race has notified the police M
Mrs. John H. Smith. of 20 Central ale they are eighteen 01‘ marry, and (lo-Itinctlve standing; many of lh‘Jiil have thieves cleaned a ciothesline in 8-.
yard Tuesday night of clothing value“
at a considerable sum. ‘
' family washing there was several val-1.
. Republicaine, many of whose mem- uable dresses and other wearing fir
the size of the disabled mpn's farti:ly.‘_be,-3 have 'since fallen m battle. ori porel. What may prove to be '
is the fact that even the bask
L clothes pins was taken. “ -
etc would take place about the
e of September. "
CLOTHESLINE THIEVEB allay“
Clifford Craw of 18 Newtow‘rijlpu
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HOSPITAL NOTES.
Discharged yesterday—Anna Fania;
Tierne street; Fred Lichtblaug a
of the army or navy surgeon. 'l‘hevmm ally of this nation. Practically;
terms are low. the premium "“9 (33' all of the musicians have been decor-
pending on the man's 58°» averaging‘me.‘ [or braverv. 1f the band were to DANCE FESTA “
between $6 and $7 a month for theicume. to Connecticut. its tour “this ,
00. At Old Mill Farm. Weston
Application for Government insur— For Beneflt'of the Workroom
ance must be made within 120 days
after the man enters the service. The
insurance may be continued af‘er leav
ing the service without further medi-
cal examination. 1t assures the wid-
ow, child, parent". broth-3r or sister of
monthly installments of $57.50 each
for twenty years on $10,000 of insur-
uuu on it)
. DAMGRAV nu
Bring Back its Color and Lustrewitb
Grandma’s Sago Tea Recipe
Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
to the veteran during his lifetime in
case of total disability. . ~
In addition :to offering these provi-
ITALIAN WOMEN,
in the Far-nose Palace, Cultural...
ltaly, by the late Mrs. Flores ..
Baldwin. and continued in her. n ‘_ . ‘
ory by her friends throughth‘e
ericauvRed Cross in Italy.
SPECIAL PROGRAMLW
Booths, Refreshments, cones
Dancing.-
FOr route see posters.
sions for dopenden‘tE” the Bureau of
War Risk Insurance will prevent theéaddm» “71“ turn grayf streaked and
lapse of specified life insurance copulation hair beautifully dark andvluiur-
tracts .other month?) Gavegnmenlt ore-i iant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur
miums, which must 9 9‘“ reg“ ar 3'" recipe at home though, is troublesome.
This is only done on application. H An easier way 15 to get'the ready-touse
ice willhave one year after the war
=in which to pay defaulted premiums “0W9 as "WWW“ Sage and Suiphln-
Compound," thus avoiding a lot of‘
es. ‘ - . muss. . .
- 'While gray {faded hair is not sinful,
CH ARM we all desire to retain our youthful ap-
pearance, and attractiw‘anes. {By dark"
ening yo’ur'hair’wlth Wyeth’s Sage and
Sulpbt'ir Compound, no one can tell,
because it dries it so naturally, so even-
ly. You just dampen a sponge or sort
brush with it and'draw this through
your'halr, taking one small strand at
a time :1 by morning all gray hairs boys '
disappeared. After another application
or two your hair becomes beautifully
; 5‘ BAND QQMING
(Continuedrrom rug: P886.) "
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Ejourth" Liberty Loon.
Sevi‘era’l of the prominent‘mcn cons;
or; the State Council of De-
fense interested in efforts ”to get, this
band‘to visit Connecticut and play in
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ru u gi
ing 9. misc tour of this state. It (isiyou appear years younger. Wroth's
"olded‘withingawday .or two. Already..
, nteroltedvpe‘tiple “ in several cities of
' oti 7 avei‘beggnoeti‘ormutosm
u ' ' ~‘
lightfaltdllefiregulsite. It is ‘ not ‘in-l
tended fbr‘fthe‘cufa“ tiltitio ‘ "‘
‘-vtt donor‘dise
Plato Corned Beef. . . . . ... .
l, Smoked Shoulders; . . . . . . . . .
I Dixie and .Yankeofi Bacon
Logs Lamb .............'
Lamb Chops . . .
Shoulder Chops
~Lamb stow ..... .
Native Veal}. ..... ........22
Premium Salad Dressing, Blu
darkyglossy. soft . and lugui‘tant. and . ' V
“1“ be de- 'Sageand Sulphur Compound is a do:
mi . .3.
WEEK _
the Government guarantees to the in- .
surance company or organization the preparation improved by the addition 0"- Le‘" “met, “cf" '''''' , _
paiment of premiums, the policy will other ingredients,’ costing about so Rump “med Beef --------- 32¢ 5;
remain in force, and theeman in serv- cents a large bottle, at drug stores,;.3093f Cured Hams. . .._
As-‘pu.
Full Line of Dolloatoose
Full, Lino of White Rose Gan
‘ ‘ hon .salad Dressing,
yacht
salad arming; M was out
ores-mg ..... f....‘1_5o an .
Special Hamburger Steak. .- ._ . 4.
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