l TIGER m."
redaction!” an excellent east of
lglayers including Mary Charleston.
1William DeVaull. Joseph 1. Bowling.
,lioward Crampton. Roy Laidlaw, Clif-
Ifnrd Alexander and Anna Mae Wal-
thall, sister of the star.
HARBOR VIEW
FESTIVITIES
BIG SUCCESS .
(Continued From Page Six)
Regent"~ Theatre
PARAMOUNT AND ARTCRAFT WEEK
Today .
A. H. Woods’ Paramount Production
“The Guilty Man”
STARRING GLORIA HOPE AND VIVIAN REED
‘ An Extraordinary Story of Dramatic Intensity
‘ And The
OFFICIAL WAR REVIEW
Of the United States, Great Britain, France and Italy
WEDN ESDAY
MARGUERITE CLARK .
In the Delightful Paramount Picture That Gives This Favorite
Pull Play to Exercise Ber Talent for Both Humorous and
Dramatic Art
“RICH MAN. POOR MAN”
And Burton Holmes Travel Pictures
THURSDAY—DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in the Artcrait
“HEADIH’ SOUTH.” .
FRIDAY—WY PICKFORD in the Artcraft “AMA-
RILLY 0P onornnsuxa ALLEY."
SATURDAY—WILLIAM S. HART in the Artcraft, ”THE
raw-
consisted of men's doubles and ladies'
singles. and some very fine matches
were played. The automobile paradel
the feature of the day. was held in the
afternoon This is a new feature and
attracted considerable attention. A
his decorated car. and the judges.
found it very difficult to pics the our!
After a lengthy consideration the first I
prize was au'arded Mrs. Harry Fish.
“Back to the Farm Can" and .
third prize \vent to Mr. ()‘llrien‘s “Lib
erty Car“. W. H. l’cck's car. decor-
honorable mention, .
cars formed in line and were driven,
through South Norwalk, up West ave.
oearance as they were drIVen about
the city and many favorable comments ,
were made.
‘___——
atter all. Miss (‘lark is supported
by excellent players. chief among
whom is Frederick Warde, the well
known tragedlan. The supper was followed by
and a‘
friends.
the awarding of the prizes
-. ._.__#---~_.,._-
WALTER L. MAIN SHOWS IN
.. TOWN
_‘ Walter L. Main's Fashion Plate
Shows arrived in Warren over the
Pennsylvania this morning and short-
ly after 7 o'clock the work of unload-V
ing and transportation of parapher-
nalia to the show grounds began un-
der the supervision of the usual ar-
my of small boys.
Everything about the outfit was
spick and span. The stock was in
fine condition and things soon took “ “"“ M”"‘"““"~
on an old time hue when the circus "O‘Yil'd Swim
wagons marked Walter ls. Main com- hicLachlin.
mcnced truudling over our streets. Bil-Yard mm“
‘of the dav's sport.
events was as follows:
Water Sports. I
Large Motorboat Race—Dr. Bohrcn.
Today and Wednesday
Pauline Frederick
Appearing in ‘
“La Tosca"
A Paramount Picture.
I Tosca" is favored In song
.tory as the world‘s most tra
Lilchlin.
Connolly.
Men's Diving. t‘ontest-—-P. Stier.
Children’s Diving Contest—“Master
*roine. A part ideally suited
. powerful art of Paulinel ""th the Main (‘ircus for the past Jochams (tic).
'ick. HI-‘nty-five or thirty years and how ‘25-Yard SWitn (for boysl—Adsm
rca-=on to know that the name Walter Mclflchlin.
_ L. Mrin Is a guarantee of the very
‘ Thursday best of the circus line. ‘
‘ , The large crowd attracted to the I'ndcrwnter Swim-Air. Jenkins.
I enry B. Walthall show grounds on the South Side this Land Sports.
‘1 ~in‘ trouble and were privileged to wit - l-‘rcd Bruncl‘c and Dr. W_ Dnilcv.
. ~ 1 n ness one of the best circus perform-
“ ' th “0005 Of bteel anccs scen in Warren in many vearS. lam.
i ————- .\ir. Main has gathered together a full'ard Dash (for boysi~ Lasdvrc
. . highly crcdltahle aggregation and or Nntlor. i
l Frida) eryouc in this afternoon's Inrgc audi- M-Ysrd Dash (for girls)~~ Shirley
' , w - once was more than pleascd with the Johnson.
‘ )IIJIIlS Palrbanks high character of the performance Relay Race (for mcnl -'I‘emn com»
—-in— and the general conduct of the show posed of Messrs. Langford, Hald, Mc
throughout. Loren. Brunclle.
All the. old fashioned features were Egg and Spoon Race (for ladies)—
given and the different performances “is. A. Plait.
{were up-to—date in every particular. Potato Race (for Indiesl-erls G
I Some of the Main features and O‘Brien.
which attracted more than ordinary Children'g Camel.
‘intcrcst were Dottie Snyder and her or, Yard Run (fm- boys under 10) ~
I
I
found in Morocco"
AI IIIE IIIIIIIIIS
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
troupe of trained elephants: Hollis. Mam". Jpn”.
FPOMII and Wallctt, Ihf‘llll‘f‘P world's 25-"er Run (for girls illitlf‘l‘ 1m _.
cllamplonhorseback somersault rid- IIclcn Leonard.
l9”: Ell" Myer "“d her posing hors- 25‘and Run "or bovs under six) .
es: death defying aerial acts and Ilic Ilcninmin Platt, ' ‘.
.ltloria Hope and Vivian Reed in the “'“d W0“ ““0““ The “5““ “"“I' 0' Slick Race (for bovs undcr IO) - .
Broadway Succeu, “The Guil- clowns were on hand to delight the William Wond. ' -
t, Mann kiddos and tllc entire performance pew," Race. (for all 0“”me under '
A new picture with an old idea was all that could be desired. aIX)-—Willinm McLachlIn.
done over in a new way is the plloto- ,Tl‘lfi.“"°“’ ‘5 “9““ , ““6 “WM- “ Egg and Spoon Rscc (for all chil-
play “The Guilty Man." This is the “I“? '"g or mm.“ oliectlonnblc “‘3' dren under 10) Luella Datlcy.
melodrama which Ruth Ht-Icn IlaYls "”"“_b(‘lng allowed on ”Io grounds. Peanut grmmme (for all children)
inshioned some tinle ago from the Another, b": crowd M" “"9"“ '3‘“ ~~Robcrt Thomas.
French "L'Homme Coupable," of etcmnus performances-Front flur-
Francois Coppoe, and which later gaps .\I.rror, \\ arrcn. Penn. May ll.
went through the more experienced The mow will
hands of the late Charles Klein. Di- qollplllllfl' 1..
roclod by Irvin v. Willat. under the ‘ I _‘___°-
supervision of Thomas H. Ince, “Tile
(Iuiliy Man" is one of the most ex-
quitely finished of recent photoplays.
:with each detail brought out and
rounded off with the utmost care and
attention. .
Gloria Hope. as the daughter. and
.Vivian Reed. as the wronged mother.
GRANDPA PRICE.
be in Norwalk on
Popular Cashier of National Bank of
’ Nor-walk Welcomes Bouncing 89y.
AT THE PALACE THEATRE Offspring of His Son, LIeut.
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY Conrad Price.
. ..-- Mn. and Mrs. Henry 1‘. Price are
Pauline Frederick In Latest Para. receiving congratulations on tho re-
mount Photoplay, “La Tosca" celpt of the news of the birth of a son
One of the moat popular of all op to Lieutenant and Mrs. Conrail '3.
eras, Sardou‘s “La Tosca' is Pauline Price. who arrived in Jersey t‘Ity, Fri-
have drawn their characters with'the Fredericks latest Paramount photo dill. August 30th.
artistic touches of genius. play. It is to be shown at the Pal. The new baby Is a bouncer, and will
‘ In a broad sense the motif of “The ace Theatre today and Wednesday. bear the name of Robert Cholwril
Guilty Man has to do with the await. The story of the younc singer who Price.
mung conscience in a human soul— arenges her lover's torture and the His soldier father is now acting as
the soul of a man who has done a {insults to herself by stabbing old adjatnnt of thc 402nd Telegraph Datul.
woman the greate wrong that can Baron Scarpls. chief of police and lion of the Signal (Iorps'. and Is now
be done her. The Vpotheticai ques- then, finding that her lover has ac- serving his country overseas.
.‘tiou confront’tl: t‘le ludicncc is this: illfilli‘ been ShOt. in spite of a promise Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Price were UK
it a woman, {est ted by the man she to the contrary. leaps to her death guests of Governor Fielder and their
trusted. brings form a daughter Info from the parapet of the castle of Si. daughter. Mrs. Fielder. at their Jersey
an environment of evil. and
daughter. as the result of her ’sur. be given at length. but suffice it to tied the new grandson and his moth-
roundings. commits a crime, who is to Sfl)’ that an excellent cast, MISS Fred- er, who are both doing splendidly.
blame? " erick's superb acting and the direc~
__.— tion of Edward Jose promise excel-
REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY lent entertainment for all. '
Marguerite Clark In the Paramount'AT PALACE THEATRE THURSDAY HAVE Y0”
Feature, “Rich Man, Poor Man" i
Known to her thousands of admir- Henry B. Walthall Will Appear in
erg as “the sweetest girl in motion New Role in “With Hoops of i
Steel" .
The Palace
pictures." Marguerite Clarkhas a na-
management of the
~—
iionwide following. In her latest
giltmllmbuz‘ed piglfi‘eihznglelil? 38:1“ Theatre. announces that it has secur-
an. a . u .' - .- ed as the attraction at th ‘t tleatre '
imih‘an Foster, and directed by J. fnr Thursday. Henry B. Wiilthall in That we do nOt advertise so“
So‘arlehDawlelv, she has a capfili'atlng his latest Paraltn Play. “With Hoops $133593 for 51-00 or ”so” to Other
roe t at wi prove a power u mag- of Steel." which has been ada ted for - similar
nei‘ toftit: motipn DICWN theatre-two screen from the book by Iv‘lor-tcamh'penny "mks Ofa na-
goers o e coun ry. ~ .ence Finch Kel y. .ture. We off 1-
In this excellent photoplay.’w“hichf “With Hoops of Steel" Is a story of , , e to The mph 0‘
Ens agaptfd foil] the slcreen‘buyt Geglfige mystery embellished with all the ‘at- Stamford Md v1c1mty the "'7
ma urs . e p arm I: . 188 tractiveness of the virile life of wes- -
fink bwiildbe seen as anhorplhan sir: tern Texas, told with a modern twist be“ Optlca'l gm 9"" muomble
8 our me more w o, nnocen ‘that adds much to the interest and ' ' wor' "m8
of the falsity of her position, Is no suspense. The character played by prices, In (3th” d3 ht
cepted as the grandchild of a Wall Mr. Walthall is that of a man accused Glmuiat Right Prim-H
street financier. as the Poem of the of murder and who is Involved in!
misinffiga Ella!) :20 desires to make such a train of circumstantidl evi-
. le rugs sunshine into deuce that escape seems ImpossiblenT'
the lifpl of the Iprahbed old million- The working out of the tangled skeln H A M E R
from " °- even w en be “500"”? “19 affords Mr. Walthali a role far differ
. Wture “pracgced upon him. re- ent from any in whichho has hereto- “no fine-0 lye Moe"
. mo. to a ow er to leave his fire- fore appeared, and the production Is! 00‘1“!“ 0mm
9' ‘considered by those who have‘aeen it:
87 Atlantic 8t.. Stamford Conn.
Open ht. Entllllp u tot W
It chances that Betty loves a you!!! as a d l t I v , e-
in“ who is. In fact. the grandson of linestiti: wafimfgfig In the d
the capitalist. so that all ends happily, Mr. Walthall Is supported- in thin
the Angelo. Rome. is too well known to City home. over the weekend. and vis- ,
-, Privatt» Richard Raymond of Camp.
for her “lied Cross Car"; Mrs. ”015°.Ilevens spent a short furlough at his
captured the second honors With her home on Strawberry m“ avenue, yes
“‘9 terday.
. ‘ Wilfred Taylor of
ated as an army tnak. came to tor a, spent yesterday at his home on Greg-
good deal of attention and was [Allen 1 my Boulevard. returning ti camp last
The decorated evening.
left on their wedding trip, which will
i ;;be spent in different parts of Ver-
NORWALK
Mr. Swanson of Mcriden visited with
relatives in West Norwalk, yesterday.
t‘onrad Schonts and Albert Gaming
spent yesterday at Coney Island.
. lilr. .Itshbrook and family of Cottage
large number of cars. in fact M1110!t ‘ street are moving to the corner of
every resident at the beam entelt‘il ‘ Cove avenue and Fort street.
‘ Earl \i'aldl'on of Maryland was tlle
which, in their estimation. deserveil 2 guests of his parents on sborne ave
the credit of being the best dt‘WTc‘Pd- t nue. over the holiday.
Leland Letlperl. who Is stationed at
use to East avenue. back through the Camp Meigs. whammy“. D. C.. is en
St-(‘tulfi district to Harbor View. The ‘ joying a fiveday furlough at his home
cars presented a very attractive air on Cottage street.
Samuel Silinsky
(‘harles Coggswell
Announcement has been made of
Sill'lll LIOIOI'DOIII Race#Willinm LII" the (Ion‘ing luarflgge fif Rugse” MPINI.
of 3 lidlie avenue,
Ladics' Diving t‘ontest«Miss Jane Graham. of Norwaik. The ceremony
will be performed on Sept. 12th.
C H Gehrmn.
thus I't‘CeiH‘ti
jdint: was quiet.
r- 'QIE‘I]
('amp Deveu,
of Hanford place.
. has returned to his home after being
in the Firm"! 8 dt‘llflhihl‘ ”mm", confined in a New York Hospital for
was served on the pavilion, which was 50"") um... where he underwph. a suc-
enioyed bv about 200 residents and cessful operation for appendicitis.
and Miss Ethel
of (‘ove avenue.
, from Ills son.
”OT meal—«Donald Lieutenant Howard Gehrman, who of
fer arriving safely in France,
”0" lfldli‘“l"M"‘Iossigntxtl as surgeon under the Brit-
Warren people have been familiar Jim“ COMM” and MI“ Catherine ish forces and sent directly to the
llront for duty.
ceremony
ing the ceremony. the bridal couple
‘mont. Mr. and rMs. Sniffen wilrniake
their home in East Norwalk. Mr.
Sniffen is foreman of the stamping
department of the Holmes 8: Ed-
wards company, of Bridgeport.
! PARKING OF AUTOMOBILES.
Several Narrow Escapes Caused by
3 Blocking Roads Leading to
l Roton Point.
‘ A number of motorists have called
the attention of this paper to the ac-
tions of certain wealthy automobile
of the. roads leading to Roton Point!
.Park, at night, and seriously incon-i
venioncing other drivers along there.‘
night, when there is a display of fire-i
works at the Point. This always at-]
also the custom to charge a small at—
tendance fee at the Park on these,
nights to the automobilists for the
care taken of their cars.
the wealthier ones, park their ma-
chines alongside the roads and high-
:ways leading ‘0 the Park, making i"two men who were fighting in the vi I
almost Impossible for other cars lolcinitv of St. 10591.1le Church on South
get through. and making It very easy (Main. street. last evening.
for serious accidents to happen. What i stable is a live wire and
came very near proving a serious cola ‘ equal to an emergency when the so,
Miss Grace C. Alfons,
litmus
m--
WAAa- \M..'
‘M
s.
of Bridge
port, spent the holiday as the guest
of friends at Belle Island.
Master Clifford Juleson,
. _ side, spent the week end with his aunt!
owners. who park their cars alongside at 15 Union place, Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Smith andt signing Briyadmr Genera) Douglas
‘. . ._ . .. of New York ("ti'.
besides blocking traffic. This habn is have returned ,0 Belle Island. from a
especially noticeable on a Iriday motor mil) to Saratoga N. Y
George Kerwin.
of Broolz- .
Percyhloney. of Belle Island, who
:23: aligrgfi itilllaber'of 9:01“? the tlhe enlisted in the na\'_\'. some time
r a a n 5 0 mo or \e ‘0 95 has now been called and is to reposfs
are in evidence on these nights. It is for duty in Brooklyn on Transport 44.9 mand of a brigade of the First A I 1; ~
on Friday. Sept. 6.
Rowaylon people were treated yes
terday to the spectacle
of an acre
Instead 0‘ entering the Park .and‘plane passing over the community. It
paying the small fee. many motorists, was flying low enough to enable a
and it is noticed that it is generallytgood view of the same.
(“unstable Oliver I. Clark arrested
The con
lision took place last Friday even-pg lvices of an officer are required.
1on the road leading from the Park to
Hell Island. This road starts with a
small bill. which rises and descends,
.tlon of three separate streets.
left
was proceeding toward the Park
laround the curve at full speed.
to the cars.
was
All along both sides of the read be‘
tween the Park and Pine Point Club-
house sutos were packed. A Ford car
treading its way between the other
care, when it got to the curve. at the
bottom of the hill, leading to Roma.
and another. a much larger one, shot
If It
had not been for some quick work' on
the part of the driver of the Ford. in
turning to the side of the road and
was running into the brush and hedges at
doubt. one or more persons would
have been Injured besides the injuries
w , It is hoped this matter
, On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Jcnt will be looked into and steps taken to
"fiiard mm“ (for 3"““l”'8hlrl°",nie Edwards of East Norwalk. be‘remedy this danger.
Johnson. ‘calllc the bride. of Arthur M. Sniffen.l
of Ilridtchort.
performed in the Advent
George Themes.
Pa.
FAMOUiB SINGERS AT
of the kind.
should be particularly
I An attraction of more than passing
Cut the Cost of Mileage
When you see a car puffing and panting
up steep hills and over rough roads when
it really ought to move along as easily and
as steadily as a brook glides in its course-—
blame it on inferior gasoline.
The use of poor gasoline, whether for
.ltmousine, touring car, roadster or motor
truck, is always extravagant waste.
In these days there i; no excuse for such
waste. Buy high mileage and
Buy SOCO-NY Motor Gasoline.
SO-CO-NY is the surest economy. It means more
miles per gallon. It is clean—powerful—quick-smning
—reliable.
look for the Red, Whine and Blue SO-CO-NY Sign.
SO-CO-NY means saving wisely. It cuts the cost of
mileage.
Saving Here
Means Gaining There
STANDARD on. COMPANY or NEW YORK
,, _ 0 ,.
NEW-M -‘\\
. r'r‘rtY
mitt.
..1rv'*-
full power.
a former Rowai'
ion boy. is visiting friends and rela-
and near the bottom of which is a very.tlves here after an absence of twenty-
sharp curve. which ‘5 ‘1” the junc- four years. Mr. Thomas has numer»
Not ous family connections and it is a
l ‘ I" (lllom m1$mw§¥rgelmd altlotlfi‘r, pleasure for Rowaytonites to see him
,. as us Is a 0 can 0 e
dance. which was the grand final. :“wk {0, on“... (meme... Gm, h m :3“ {has me Be" Maud beach, m after betas away somany years. “c
‘ membering his friends In the East Side Pi Int .
The list of winners in the various , with cards which be mailed While on front of the ne Po Club
route to his destination.
—————
Saturday ”PM“; during the Tea Garden Hour.
interest will be the presence of . n '
ppina Carelli. a young Italian W '
who has but recently at'lii'cd hero -
whose marvel: us ("ulature
voice promises sum to Illal Guilt 0':
.cl.
Norwalk people tray well feel i . _
to have he; :ii.t appearance in “
own home city. .
Among the pitronerses who will av
girl Mm. Mathew-1. eat Mrs. (Landon;
are Lira. Percy \l'. Brooks. Jam. 04
Gregory, Mr, T, I. Raymond. .%
Frederick Law is 2nd. and Mrs. it
Frost.
GEN. MACARTHUR
To STAY ABR
“0i chief of staff of the Rainbow
is alwayF
is at present located in Coatesville
Q
MATHEWS LAWN PETE: in
Fine 0le Estate Open to. the. Public.
On Saturday for Benefit of Italian
War Relief Fund.
Plans for the Lawn Fete and, Illusi-
cal for the benefit of the Italian Wart r
Relief Fund of America at the beauti
ful Mathew's estate on Safturdgy as;
. ternoon are ra idl er ecte an .
the roadside, a Collision in which, “oi promise to furnish aInugical treat thatt
will set at new standard in local evcntsj
Italian residents of this vicinity.
interested as‘
the proceeds will not only benefit their :
countrymen. but the majority of thet‘
(‘h ‘ ‘ 0mg?" 150““ 3- Phelanhls ‘In this, artists will render their selections ln‘,
. TI“ an city t s a ternoon to bod a honest? tl -. w ton do while an Indian or-
afternoon were well repaid for their: "'0"an T"""""""‘"‘ ““0“" “WM?“ “(‘hurch in East Norwalk. Miss Elsic 'into the death of Charles Ilarabrak.‘. chili”: slim fufinish music on the lawn
1m ‘ d D I (I D B‘ ‘ zllortz attended the bride and Everett who was killed ‘ , COMPANY In
" y" “H or men—-- ‘ "4" Sniffc'n urtwl as best man. Tile wed- when struck by an autotfi’oblle on G -‘ iua Carelii'e “I.“ A earance Clmal . c.
Immediately follow-Imp. Connecticut (umplke. ' m epp pp Detroit-NI odd Bids. levYorb
WASHINGTON. St‘ll. 5" Orders 3
Arthur to a brigade of the newly f -
ed “liai'aytilt‘ lliii-i n." at '
Meade, Malffiahti. i...\ recn rent“
it was learned officially tod'ty. 0.! ~
eral MacArthur. who went .
Will relilain in Franco and take on.
can Field Army new in prom as of u».
mation. .
-—Allvorflan In the Sentinel
H-.- $5.3
HE GAINED :6 L. ”
snmrtfiui -
“Mules! '
ed I Po t
c 3 arm
Wyn” .{M
can .
b The quickutlldbut
we, to settle all doubts
in toe-tell. Into-I
I to: day: up :3,
lie-rollo‘irill Isl! this
Coupon 10 cents
lewd ou poems w‘
our. Or on me!
flung-h. dru be:
t to your s .
Get your Cll‘l' I
at once. then watch
your mirror. late you!
daily sill. Peelbettef
and flick better. not
food. to E IN
1 ”flu good fit.
RE: ,Io-onlr
, BOX
TblsCospooIlthlticents
(coin or stamps) to cover
cost of packing and for- .
warding. entitles you to one
“cent be: no 0 CIR-
mlll. .p‘l'ovided a“ have
not a so 1 o e I
of castes‘i'l. (Ni-e
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