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Contains Many Unusually interesting
Features—Tent Will Probably Be
Packed This Evening.
lllfllll‘e of the Walter L. Main Fashion
this place this afternoon and will
We another performance this eve-
l
i
'lllli.’ .
K ‘15 galore and grownups, too.
vert- at the Penney. station early
ins morning to see the train of 'dou-
btlslte circus cars switched onto the
ading and unloaded. These parties
dill-lily spread the news that the
‘ show, judginz by the number of cars
car-led. was one of the largest, if not
“N313“ PRICES. the largest. ever to exhibit at this
“ATS ON SALE NOW. 50c, 750, $1.00 and $1.50 illH "r i
’l hourl persons who witnessed the
.--.-- ___.-____.__.__,_____e=.... -- __ unioadinz of the huge gal'ldily decor-l
& Company's annual laugh hit. is uted circus wagons at island Park.
gent Theatre on whet-v the mammoth tents were rais-
R Th lseen here at the Re ed t k l edl t'l ith th
‘Thursday Se. tember 12 for the one ' “are 5 rue mm ' ey ' e
egent eatre l p unusually clean and new appearance
500““ Musical Program By the grount on one of the real treats of the
W was mar/aus- um:
77/57 14:13:!”0 620/55.
performance only theatregoers may
of the circus paraphernalia. The
W!!! Orchestra Every Evening. ‘season. Playing the leading roles will scores 0' beautiful. well fed horses
be Miss Reva Greenwood and Mr also came in for their full share of
Today - il-‘redericlt Summer two of the best
admiration.
Thea B .known farceurs on the stage todaY. Th9 snowy bi: top covered. at
8 ara ; Some years ago Selwyn and com-
at the afternoon performance a crowd
In the Super Production, Idetermined a policy of sending their
that filled almost every seat. The
New York Companies as nearly in- opening of the performance this af-
9!
“The TWO Orphans .tact as possible on the road. The re- ternoon was very appropriate to the
times, being in the Nature of 1 pa-
triotic music and the national colors
Gripping—Powerful—Human. lsuit has more than Justifiedthe added
expense. The reputatidn of the plays
~and-—— lining much in evidence.
. ,that have been successes in New The crowd was m on ti {on of
Fatty Arbuckle In {York have never suffered by their ‘ p p
1 expectancy when the grand proces-
His Newest Comedy. presentation. and the public has not
“ . been 316' to show its . reciatlon slonsl was held around the arena.
GOOd Nll'ht. Nurse” . pp ' First on the program was the Her
And Hearst-Paths News. ' popular elephant act when Dotty Sny-
_REGENT THEATRE, TODAY' der and her elephant herd presented
Tuesda lid W “e , “T“ many difficult feats which showed
3 y a ed sday Theda Bars in The Two omit-its" mmmhvely the mat “why 0, the
_ Tic 1918 Clnemeiodramatlc Lies-
sage,
“Cheating the Public"
‘ ‘ IN 7 PARTS.
l Nuns."
and his performing horses delighted
l w
. the crowd for several minutes. The
Theda Barn in the 1918 version of DeMotts. champion "he" of the
"The “'0 "mum" l' m be "" bl! world, presented feat; of most darlnl
attraction at the Regent ThMtN 10‘ mun") which held the “n“,
A Timely and Thrilling American day l .
’ ' ence breathless. Another display of i East Nor a- --- J
- I n ,h . ”4‘90“ 0 vv rinS. ‘n ma
sun" with ‘ half M” of Won- Th“ story of ”h" M o'pm"‘flne‘fididrvfl“‘mwheilrh'as {dorm to her home dull” To Rownym Cross “mt-{‘3 ‘0 Dam: 23$;er Smith owns 0u Arranfiemenu mild; :3; for M"
deriul and Gripping Scenes, is.known to everyone. in its new ' th's "anon, ' e .3 day memo“. - the out! . dren at the tro e .
, Hollis. bare back somerssult i a men 'm be open Tue‘m‘u will please Wymgufield avenue. £11: lunch“ Chorus 0‘3” in c ”
, form It Is even more thrilling' and will ist. held the center of silent '
FRIDAY-Mary mm "mm in win the applause of millions ‘ofmotion aerial acts are all worthy a!
“rho Ghost of Rose Taylor," and picture “e”- "I“ 3‘“ h” “V" mention being presented by {m} and
Charlie Chaplin, in his hraal (“fled to 3'" splendid entertainment. who undoubtedly the among‘mm
now Comedy, “Triple Trouble." r“ “Th" Two Orphans" “he 9“" 01° in the land. The Beals,
‘pire type, and she establishes for her- presented truly wonderful lo, return
' . ith Mrs. C. H. Ge . fl . “.
——--——« .. —*—--~~«——:.seli a separate plate in pictures. in hhhhmh which were I d tisit 'I m m, hm riding o h 0, 153
' t ’ y “(a Whee 8 M
this picture her versatility is shown ly by the spectators ”2‘3"“ NorWallt. l Alimmm‘Pa dweream‘ the o'ners of was smashed. auhzver it. but Doyle. .——-—"’ YE Altll
to a remarkable decree. it is one of Dion hiizh jumping ham ‘ The “anal Monday evenimuhfig‘fi abouts on :unwgzons were in their automobile manly “chm with. HARKEN _ ‘
‘ ' rose ' an _ . iror a . '
the many refit-0’!I Why the has '0 ”I? the bars tt 7 feet 3 nche‘uession oi ihe Rat! (‘31: Church Wm h. ,norseu it “man observed Fuel Ad himself m hem hh out, by the We Are Commit ~
a place in tilt,I hearts of picture fans. astounded the lovers of l the East AWN” ' ‘ lglory. ° ”.6 no-saiolme for sushi “‘5‘" ' ‘—
. , . | "The Two Orphans" has been re- flesh in the audience in9 held this ”emu" _. ministraiol’ Garilem‘ splendid spirit ' _M/’
~ — made and retitled by Mr. Fox and is in which he sailed 0;," m S muel F." or the Built Side pleasure order w v"‘ .
far anavnier than when it was first impossible heights Willi “:17“th 'word or thehrsfe 3:33; St rtlnll t I", the COM .ticutl
. . ‘ ' .‘ ‘ brot er. s ' ,. n the‘
Today and Tuesday iseleased. and her trained horses dry oversea-aw grog:- ‘compflny will run the if?" :ticslly
M . AT THE—REGENT THEATRE Vter round of applause [Erie George ‘ ___....—-— winter schedule. wrich . it“' ‘w “b
' arguerlte Clark TUESDAY awn wsonssoltv °' ”m" ”mm“ “he“ The 0.... Es club will “0‘“ ““ "“I‘t the. same It! last yr“ The mm trade 'll Exhibit at South N
u ’1“.- n ’ ‘ “Heb one View“ befor‘ins‘ lat- weekly New“ ll“ Vg‘l’long‘GgeVPI‘ Stamford line will ruh‘o:s:m Gaul ‘WI Circus ..
PRUNELLA “Cheating The Public,” 3 Thrilling "b“ ‘09," is lame the sonata clog‘fiomvtm schedule. except u if; Vorwalk iu‘i walk Relzulfil' ‘ ; .
New York surged to the doors or 1 and Gripping Production“ $985“ ““1 “rd“ 0' N no “‘8- °' res will leave Ronni»: 6:50" 7.10, 7:304 Grounds '
the theatre in an unbroken line ““9“ all in all "‘e.’ tint!I
When Marguerite Clark appeared “Cheating the Public" is billed as a
date. clean and mostwh‘chl we“ of
for you to marvel at. ‘ t‘ .
of act of jamming thleflom.
tween a train and an automobile, and clean”
Henry B. Walthall the profiteer and cruelty of the slave
The “Mansfield" of the screen, will driving “Bull" Thompson. who is his
“We“ he"? ll” “0th? 01' his factory foreman. The production is
1913. - :
I on
This show will oj’rm‘k
Popular ‘ictures. Friday', September
"HUMDRUM BRO‘VN” one of the sort that people talk about ._
_ after they have left the theatre—a fBi Over-
melodrsma with a mesage. l The Six. Silutelléhh:z city on
.______‘ . M__~ . In the large all-star cast are Enid land Show ‘3 com! Wolver-
iMarkey. Ralph Lewis, Bertram Gras- Wed. Sept. 11 and;e “em“, -
M “IE “IE“RES shy. Tom Wilson, Charles Edler, wttn formances. afte “ Marmot
- . da Petit. randy Mlgsley and Frankie rain or shine, w h,
1_ name
Lee. The production was directed by canvas. Sig. S rt of ‘h-e
AT sauce THEATRE Richard Stanton. who also produced known in olmo’o' “a m .
TODAY AND TUESDAY “The Spy" for Mr. Fox. United States. Jyoti-cilia;
he has been c '
Marguerite Clark, Evarybody's Favor-'AT PALACE THEATRE WEDNE& and his name llltor all that is
its In, "Millions," Excellent Support. DAY. best in the a at world. Thisl
iflI cast , . :year he has e red to put to“.
Winsome Marguerite Clark who has ”WV 5- Wlliha‘v In COMM-drama gether the big d be" “hm” he
recently scored a tremendous sucCeSs “Humdrum BMW” ever had and 'hosen from the
in the adaption of . the “Sevenl A ”hm 0‘ “f9 ““0“ ‘5 little refil‘ circus talent ‘ and most novel
s'ansn from Hm Anderson fairy “ed and which has Seldom, if ever. acts obtainablé has put together
tale, is at the Palace Theatre wdayiqomprised the basis of a dramatic a perfomhnmf connot be excelled
. and Tuesdaydn a screen version ohvproduction, is shown inHenry B. by the biger 3’ except in point
"Prunella," her latest stage success. lWalthal’s Parnalta Play, “Humdrum of numbers artist engaged to
miller the dirction of Maurice .Bdown.” which will'be shown at the make “D the gmme,'which is an‘
Tourneult Miss Clark, aided and Palace Theatre Wednesday, ‘3 extensive on t. been aeleCtedjor
abetted by an exceptionally fine cast.‘ it is the discouraging feeling which his Or her ability of "m“
has made “Prunella” one of the most, funds the life of an ambitious, as- and it can “in without fear of“
charming of her screen vehicles. The hiring man who finds that‘ there is .contradictl- ,tttit is the be“ 3“”
cast includes maximum. mm, nothing within the world in which on, 5,9,, , . a canvas ’0’ m
Mont, as his servant, and Other my be is living to road the hunger of his pm, a, ., M .wlticnwlll be 35
uln- players._ . tambltlon. Kr. Waithali, in the part .cents'tlllp , “instead 0" ’5 cents
.t_________ :ol‘ “Hnmdnnn.” is but an ordinary ‘.. mm“ on mount of the 0°"
'i_ "THE" NAUGHTY WIFE” {ploddlnsnlanwhosa opportunities are eminent “g on each. “0*“ ”‘5‘
. cunts, ._ «on. t monochromatic oltussiiotts. to u... 3“; allows hit-Wm“
“a 3' __,ONdMNl¢hithsmm‘Wm hm‘ttyfl” .slfl“
son. :2. . , _ » ~ . . l.
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. mm.soa,.lothssswbsattsndwfilntwhoss.arterastm visltwitslir.mm'guw ftrason
' . 90"“ only enter a good entertainment, put Hudson's relatives. they will leave tog met, mt tribute :1 ‘nsm totzv% I'M“ ”1 the “Wild.
OE m . , Wsl hall 1 m sup— ‘will be hoist-s that worthy society in '“me. The“ my work smug {l Doolittle, whose remains were brouxht ’
. to cast off. Ilr. t a a y '0“ ‘Orer There .. The after- the names of indie. i from Southington for ingermenp A del- .The church services and -. ,
My, Scp, . mated by loss ltuy comm W ' . —— | section from Friendship Lodge momscitool of the Congregational m
noon performance will heal Won’t- Edward D. G. Thompson of Corona. pulled the body to Rowayton and M3 ’were mounted Sunday 3. 1|! 1| ll .
“Ml-"“3 L- 'M" “30‘“ PLEA“ 1’ l“ 2 “1°“ “a ”‘9 "m P9" 1* 1" '“ the 5““ 0‘ ms 5‘5"": “n“ sonic services were conducted by a'the most eneoumxins attendant. i
so use: allows WHlCfl AT. iormanoeat 8. There will be a l . .
" TENDED Tolls ansnuoom istreet Wade. as the show travels onl°ver sud“ ‘ Exagxfinajtmm air. gonna Lodge fingewmf:“l‘3’h“zmenitwh an». ,
. :ames .tore,Dr.. »"5 as m
PMNANCE lm 0“ motor "mks“ ; Private Oliver G. Saunders of Bari-1 H. Huntington, Charles Tristrim, ansd'days attracted large ,. ~ .,
. tan River camp, N. 1.. is spending ai C. Peck. The pastor Rev H C ' '
Show. Clean and Unto-Oats and SAUCY MlTli AT THE GEORGE 04., short furlough with his cousin. Mrs. .—-—-—_.___.. . . - - -CW1'- -'
comm THEATRE. lGeorge J. Guy of East NorwallL 2 *1 3‘ ”-30 “d 7‘30- “d m , '
Class held the first of its now
George M. Cohan Theatre Thursday‘
_ ,night in a gay new play with music
.. t -' called “Head Over Heels," and reoeiv~
(lrcus Day in Jersey Shore. Thoma ed a musing welcome. All her talents
[.ids of people throng the streets 0! a. a singer. an actress, a dancer, ”mi
‘his Place this afternoon. coming a oomedienne that have brought her.
. . l‘et'o nition as “America's foremosl .
llt.lll miles around to see the perfor 8 l engagement 0, Augustus H0“ Beers of
Hate Shows which are exhibiting at music by Jerome Kern and its human:
and “my Ai-buckls I" “6°“ Night huse brules. Following this Joe Grier,
tiers he;
it-iiaJOI' “0““
part of a girl who is not of the vam- * rench o
specimens of muscular denim. J. id to her home all?
Duncan
on the stage in “Prunella.” Now, clnemelodrama and is declared to a» . all! hair) returned ‘0 ”on
With pictorial effects and with a bound in thrilling scenes. The is an undoubtedly the 80mittend . mour 0’ gangranset 14- Y- will leave Rowsytso 6.10 6:30, 8:59]
splendor that the :‘C’een “one electric chair in operation. a series of will be given by t‘ ve the his home m \li ”:50. 5110' 5130' 5’ ' ' ' \
can portray. the picture is here food riots, a ““th night race he the show this afternol no any they. C. H. Hudson. the Advent . 9- “d 7230.. ‘
— trunces at this evf ' . t
W throu hou the roduction is out ha- » erald. ““95 at
edReSday ' ' sized “the itzreedypzl‘asping nature? of once—from The Jera H a! 2.‘ yeste y'
Jersey Shore, Pa., '1 ‘li’tfl ibll m
- “.w. ..__..___._.._. _'..—~ .._.._,..
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—.
m
o W. A. Gilbert of l2 Van Zant street. mm“ ill-8t master. The following
‘ ' me back to Broadw theI . » . .
mm on “y at l The class in preparatory membert I the season at 9.30 a. m. ‘
ship of the East Avenue M. E. hcurchr '
.will meet with the pastor, Rev. Har-
DARIEN
AND
Nona Toni
iTALIAN GOVERNMENT PRO
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—A
against the provision in the In »
prohibition bill barring the ill,”-
tion of wines except those in it”
after final passage of the measure *
been made by the Italian gavel-”Wot
through Ambassador Di Cellero. a
copy of the protest was transm'
._..——_———
‘old E. Wilson this afternoon at 4
o‘clock.
Announcement has been made of the
prlm‘a donna comedleane“ are display, , . . ._ .
in this new delight with its brilliant. b?“ “9"?“ and 5“?" M“ El‘zabe‘h
Vi ells 01 Great Barrington. No date
l has been set for the wedding.
interest story by Edgar Allan Woolf.
Mitsi can always be trusted to give‘
thrillsand surprises to nor audience.i
l
Private Frank Swiield, of the amt' mum
in "Head Over Heels" it is her “1.0,. 00,, tom, Depot Brigade. Camp Dev- ’ . _ to the senate foreign relations *
balic ability as well as her power to‘ ens. has written to Mlhcael P. Dunne', M" and Mrs. H‘ 5- Hardy mottled nlittee by Secretary Lansing.
b—ring a lump in the throat as shogoi the East Namath Tobacco Fund. to Danbury on Thursday. ,
portrays the characters of the wistful. thanking hlm m," ”‘9 box 0‘ smokeai ‘
Pathetic little figure of an European h" ”“9“” “ecem‘d' 5 Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Holt!“ CHEM'CAL Ema-23E .HOM_
acrobat, who must perlorm hasardous‘ have returned from a two weeks' ntni ‘
tests as the top-mount girl of the! The annual rally at the Epworth "cation ”h, ‘ l PACKERVILLE. Conn- Scour-T
troupe at the order of her cruel ltslian 1-935“? Of lb? East Avenue 311- E- ' Fire in a chemical store house of th‘
master. And yet it is an almost cunt church "“5 held ”‘5‘ "9““?- Rev. Williams and Croweli Color Co“
tlnuounly funny play made even more Hamid E. Wilson, pastor, leading. His Mr. and M”. John E. Willm d , I
here about last midnight. did W
bright by the style and quality of its' sermon on ”PM From UB9 “91101195 Gracie street are entertaining Miss , ,.
music. and the Average Christian." was excel» . \Tfih Hewitt of Troy. c Of considerable extent, possibly , ‘
it is not only Mitzi, the star. who at-| lent. ‘ hihg as 310,000. The origin 9‘
tracts but. also the excellence of the. . —-—-—- i . ' 1 -
pupponing cast. Among the WWW One hundred and thirtyrilve em‘. Simon W. Cooper. one off!» edi it" ‘5 “determmm' w, l
pl‘yer' are Robert Emmett Keane, ployes of the MullerGlorla silk mills tors of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 15 DEsgéTER Ehfigh 1...“:
Charles Judels. Dorothy Msclulye,Ger- oi Winniuuk alloyed the" annual enjoying his annual violation at his “mm .3 ”Game, tut '
ti-ude Dallas. Boyd Marshall, lrvi banquet at the Dorlon House Saturday , , , ‘ , _
Beebe, Grace Dsniel's. Corrie Melts?- evening. A line spread was pmvided.h°m° ”‘1 “9’" MM "9"” l Sfigmfififlgmfifgfi 3 7 egg
us, Lambert Terry, Edmund Gurney,| them by Steward John DSullivan and l guard. Casidy was arrested], t . ”W
i
. th ii 0- “leaf! manor-ha rernsa
Ernest Msrinl. and the troupe of gym this $088!!!" With 8 PMS 115 ill“ “ill 3 c 8 ll! of the Department of Justice. “W;
amzL—H_
nasts. .Therais a large ensemble all 153111 present?! by (:10 0111310331”? from a ten days' visit with Mrs.
unusually inty and fashionably] 0 to 1110 e l 9 even 118 3 9° 5‘10“ cm” Stamenmoyr of the 3“,! "—"M m..."
THE HILLSIDE SCHl it
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gowned girls, and many of the dancei 003‘s- '
numbers have been lavishly praised. Anl {formerly ‘ resident 0‘ this town.
~ opera orchestra of thirty—two pieces is,
In accordance with the government's Prospect Hill, Norwallr ‘ ‘
J I’
directed by Harold A, Levy, refine" and “m “39 mayor's 0 ”:1 Carl P0161! Of the Headquarters PIE Founded b '
rde y Elisabeth B. I ..
l ____..... . . ..._.____ very few cars were in evidence in East icon at Camp DeVens has been an A be din nd da 9“ l”
' Norwalli yesterday. Except for those ar 3 ‘ y school “I '
who found it absolutely necessary to ”V!“ " 1°" days' ”“0““ '"h “group: boys admitted to day
be out in their machines. the streets parents It his home (‘1 “1° PM This offers sane and sound tram
l
were deserted. All oillosr was station- Road. “th“” and academic “hm W
edonV' untureeil utthe . _
an o carry 0 der‘the best auspices. large in“!
orders of our local and Washington cx-l
ecutives, but round very few vehicles. Herbert long, one °f the “a" of of excellent teachers. New
_ the Museum of Natural History in building with Shula“ mm
The members of the East Norwslh‘Néw York. who was taxidermist on and separate study halls for "a“
improvement Association are ro- Roosevelt and Richard Tlador, 'a few * " *
, partment. Beautiful grounds. w
quested to be present tomorrow ar- years ago, lectured on Africa Sunday court.
ternoon at the Community liall to'nlsht in the Barton )1. E1 Church.‘ “hp" “hm“ offers general-M
sew for the Red Cross. it Is hoped‘stereopticon views mode from photo- special courses. College WNW" *
The (“sum commissioners will hold that all members will be on hand for‘graphs which Mr. Lang took during reviews a specialty. New ”In" ' '
‘their regular. meeting this evening. ““5 “fli- the lit and Ml! years he spent in! Household Science taught in . ‘
__.__.._ —-———.-——————— Africa. illustrate the lecture. house with a "a. kitchflh A .
in war cok‘ , run «if .
. Mr. and Mrs. Percy E. Cantrell of‘wh,“ If sun: 1'“: 3”,,”
New Canaan and Mrs. Georgehugiflm fly a» w I“ ..
Smith of Brooklyn, who "' ,.. l ter high school ' ‘ '
. ton for the" a w
Cantrells. visited gr mo and Wm”
.g‘ x“ 118 The Kinder!“ “h be?!
to. r town isat occupl'l“ puma“ for girls and yo 8
;; Eflél'
; NORWALK
l
Dickinson Cummings. of Stamford,
spent the weekend with friends in
East Norwslk.
Miss Jenny Smith of East Norwalk
is expected homo f a vacation
spent in Si‘ . -,
wood Newkirk. 07",
9 be?“ ”caved from Ser- ‘embfl ‘0' 1'th knitted articles. \ _ _,._..- .
dancini! in ‘1‘
W
. . le Heightl' ilian Sher
s F. F‘lnht‘t‘llt who; turn all 00m“ of Noroton of U
James Doyle S“ mi ord “06- new“ and folk
n ....
ham ”WWW” Cherie!
T. Mitchell“. ed from the m
—.———-—— ML 16.32; started Saturday on “11:83:" he was taken “testis:l Fail term bess‘itl‘ls 9 a. . _ ,
.of hose u. uses. and imh‘h when he was run down by a September 1 - B. Brentmnlfl’L I».
l M“ ““0"“ Y" S "we" trip to Boa“) avenue. while Miss Margaret
‘9“' , l toll
r a ll ,- geversl days automobile 0n Nero ills machln" Mi“ Vida Hun
t Francis. 3. ii.
hrman ofywill be aws n his wheel. PHI
' has been the at 51
Underhiil. who the mot-pint in the afternoon can"
Charles Sey-
tor Norwalk at,
his aunt. Mrs. 7:50 ”a 3:10.
t the ser-
to India. officiated 8 _ m: John's Lodge,
tian church:
he tevg‘hdgg‘hd his- wife Fiadhesfitiog'msem at the Union
' the coast ' "
ornins 10" the E“,
Prices including WarTat, ,
Year '
lLLlAM FOX
Theda Bars
In“ the Immortal Dram
.0rphans." at the Regent
"The Two' _
at'l‘lioiitrg to-ftor the Boys Over There.
| NO PM! ~
mm 3"“:0 NM".
Norwalk Chronicler