”of his townsmen, not to speak of the
E _MabeIEtNormand In
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Regent 'l heatre
special Musical Program By ill
Regent Orchestra Every Evening.
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; TODAY
Mary Miles Minter
Plays a Delightful Role in Her Ll
test Picture.
“THE GHOST 0F ROSE
TAYLOR”
A190, the Only
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In His Brand New Comedy,
“Triple Trouble”
And the Latest
HEARST PATHE NEWS.
SATURDAY,
Madge Kennedy and Toni Moore. in
“The Fair Pretender”
The romance of a beauiiiul young
widow who never had a husband.
Also. the Fifth Episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye”
MONDAY,
'l'lieda Bars. in the Great Vampire
Regent
One EN!
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Play.
“A FOOL THERE WAS."
TUESDAY andWEDNESDAY,
Norma Talmadge, in Her Newest
Photoplsy.
“DE LUXE ANNIE.”
Jeanne oi the village of A-.rc in this
way the past and present are made
:to meet, and while there are no
scenes not laid in the present, the
torphan imagines herself clad in hint!
at the head of a bosicging army He;
.imsglnation, of course, takes definite
1actually seen by the audience in tho
Iarmor of Joan of France.
Mabel Normand tormented by spir-
.".‘~%'W
TODAY it voices; Mabel Normand. spurred
on by magnificent resolve. and Mabel
Mabel Normand Normand leading a victorious host—-
those are new phases of her manifold
gifts, disclosed for the first time un-
der the sympathetic presentation ot
Goldwyn.
~in Porter Emerson Browne's
.“Joan of. Plattsburiz”
‘ Hnd-- ~ in assuming this role in thinipatri
E - ' ' otic comedy-drama hills No and.
Charlie Chaphn tor all the apparent simplicity of the
-—II-< "\aracter, made some investigations
to improve her role.
* . “Triple Trouble”
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REGENT TH EATRE TODAY
Mary Miles Minter In “The Ghost of
Saturday Rose Taylor,” Also ctmtl.
Chaplin
Charles Ray Mary thins Minter is better suited
. in her unique role as "The Ghost
"m‘ of Rose Taylor" than in any part hith-
. ' ' orto provided her as a motion picture
‘FHls Own Home Town” star.
The play is a wonderful bit of dra-
ma. full of the precise sort of action
that so well becomes the American-
Mutual premiers Miss Minter makes
., ____. the most of some really amazing
i‘ chances.
' “The (local of Rose Taylor” does
. (301111.112 ’NeXt week not depend on captioning for contin-
“Pershing s Crusaders’:
Alsii, Third Episode of ‘ ‘
“The Eagle’s Eye”
ity. It is a cohesive, clever plot and
a clean. amusing story that thrills
——-'.with interest in every one of its odd
‘ situations,
AI [HE [HEAIRES ! Josephine Daskam Bacon, who
wrote the story. has been done full
PALACEE THEATRE SATURDAY
who wrote the scenario Between
Charles liay in um. Own Home them they haVe produced a screen
Town.” and Third Episode of {classic and Miss Minter is the logical
«Th, EEagleEsE Eye" . interpreter”: Ith‘e srtnr it'll?
in his forthcoming photopiay, "i-lisi . T pe '0" °
W Home Town," which was pro The comic situations in "Triple‘
duced under the supervision of tbtit.EIEr°‘1blle EE the 3": gshami’ CdEdapEEIEE
master craftsman Thomas H. luce, comm V r" ““39 5' ”va a a ‘
Mr. Ray has another vehicle. which most as much fun to the production
seems destined to add to his stellar 3“ ”1; him“ YEtChaipitEnhEEEmseEYThe
laurels. It is a strong story written come Y 5 1'99 9 9 Wt 3 com o “’1‘
by 1;", Evans, and it has to do with ties and there are scores of situations
the fortunes of a young man or high so ridiculous they stir the rlsibiilties
ideals, a powerful political boss, who 0f all
dimlnates a small interior city. and w
other elements which combine toE REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
make the production one of more Madge KsnnedyE in “TM Fair p".
than average attrc iveness. tender u 80d 5“; Episode 0'
HOW Mr. Ray. “ his lmpsrsona-. 0-th EHIIE'I Eye”
tion of Jlmiiv Duncan. succeeds in Madge Kennedy having 'Eadvanced
smashing this corrupt ring, thereby
winning the respect and admiration beyond the bridal stage amilslnglyE
plays. is a dashing widow with a lit:-
titious herohusband in “The Fair
Pretender." her latest Goldwyn photo-
drama announcad by the Regent
Theatre for Saturday.
love of a beautiful glrl,'is charmingly
told in “His Own Home Town."
which is to be displayed at the Pal
ace Theatre'Satiirday. ‘
There are numerous thrilling incl .
dents In the development of the .
story, and 'the continuity is excellent- Miriam
ly sustained. Mr. Ray is adequately lost i
: upported by capable playey. many
of whom have been seen with him in
his recent Paramount sucpesSes.
i PALACE THEATRE TODAY
a typist who poses as a
n the aviation service of his
country. The adored of fashionable
society, she feels free to accept Don
Meredith, who is himself rather a
fraud at the home they are both— vis-
iting. But when Captain Brown sua-
"Joan of Platte.
burg," and Charlie Chaplin «supposed widow poor little Sylvia be.-
in “Triple Trouble" Eli eves that evervthing is against her.
Mabel Normand appears in "Joan Don «Meredith's attentions suddenly
oi' Plattsburg.‘-' at the Palace Theatre ”9“" 0’ “um. Captain Brown being
beginning today. As its name lndi 9"" t°° 81"“ to pretend the “ham
cases. the photoplay is a modern pro- lug girl is the wife he never had 80E
dilation. sponsored by Goldwyn and
written y Porter Emerson Browne
of Kuwait. Yet in spite of the pres-
cacti at olicers’ training camp at
oral Plgttsburr, than is as strong note ”353.1%.
Quit
E E" Mapped as vErell. not» mt? mummy pen.
the charter or. ciai convention between the
serious.» E
COMMERCIAL MNVfi
silica
on .
form on the screen and the child is,
justice by Miss Elizabeth Mahoney.‘
depicted in some of her former photo;
i
i The inimitable little star is Sylvia
Brown whose husband has bbeuE
instesd of being unmasked Sylvia istailments write to L dis
enmeshed in a situation for more M
ax. .
nice tits soreness
F.....- _ . ,.E:‘
NOR WALKE;
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‘~ and Personal J
NEW?“J
Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder oi Un-
ion, N. J.. announce the marrim of
their sister, Miss Ruth Anna ltkens.
to Schuyler Mckensie of Stamford,
on Saturday. Sept. 7. by the Rev. Dr.
Adams in St. Mark's Church, New
Canaan.
3.
Joseph Ii. Baker has returned to
his home in Bell Florida, after an
clouded visit ulth his sister. Mrs. A.
L. Benedict. or Second attest. East
Norwalk and brother, Lewis H, Bak~
er. of Fairfisld.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler and son.
of Woodward avenue, have returned
from Lynn Mass" after spending a
few days with Mr, Fowler's mother.
Miss lspbel Osler has' returned to
her home in Mt. Vernon, after spend-
ing the past month with her sister.‘
Mrs. Frank De Pierne.
4....
Captain Chas. W. Remson. of
Bridgeport. is‘spending the weekend
in Smith Norwaik
BUSY SESSION
OF CRIMINAL COURT;
(Continued rrom First Page).
Joseph Palces was given six months
in Jail for the theft of 581 from the
person of Savary Colvatio. William
H. Miller was sentenced to tendays
on his plea of guilty to burglary at
the home of Garfield James, of West-
Hill A innit !
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And Wu Restored to Health By
Lydia E. Piukllani’ 3 Vegetable
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Prooltlyn
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.. 15 years of ago, very
sickly and pale and ab
Round enough for what
school mostof the time. '
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men 3 she was under .
complaint andnlfieach
didn't know what to
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; about your wonderful 3
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. “ my mindtotryit. She
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pound and doesn’ t complain any more i
i with her back and aid aching.
ained ln WEIIE hi: and
recommen ydiaE. Pinkhani' sVe a-
table Corn undto toali mothers agnd
.daughtsrs. -—Mrs. M. NFINOIIE.
tMarcy Ava, IBrooltiyn,l‘l
For iEil advi ice in reEEY
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ellicino (30., Lynn, ‘ ass.
(harm hundrded
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N. Y.-“I cannot pralssE m
Lydia E. ynPinlrham‘ sd Vegetable Com- ,por rt
Jordan Ronnie and Mary E. Get».
She suffered a o “W
from backach‘e “gin; Michael Chesko, of th
dizziness sndwss witb- guilty and was sentenced to serve
petite. For-three six months in Jail. .
Frank Andersini. of Norwalk, who
the doctor's care and was alleged to have forged a check
got no better. always for $29. 25, in that city. pleaded guilty
about her and was given a. sentence of six
aching 50 months.
of assault.
eelsmuch better. i ley.
CHARGE
OPEN ED
ACCOUNTS
The Fall Opening Days are Full
of Meaning for Every Woman
E THINK we have coped with
the situation in a highly creditable man-
ner—it needs Only your say-so to give the show-
ing the final 0. K. So, without any tiresome
essay on the genesis of Fall Styles or the genius
of its creators, we say to you, one and all, wel-
come, and know you will come.
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had to stay home gm ° felted bonds ot $250
on probation.
Louis Vecsoy. or this city charged
an the theft of an automobile from Wt
is city, pleaded
Frederick Page.
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Workers
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I Jerry Raine and Bismai-Ek Johnson,
who engaged in a stabbing atlray in
Stamford. pleaded guilty to the charge
Judge Reed sentenced
~ ' each or the accused to Jail for nine‘E
denly comes to life and confronts his; of Lydia E. Pinhhmwggfthiiwglx months.
Noiles were entered in the cases.
hehaa of Joseph Wslngarten and John Mai-l
It was charged that they broke
Into the shop of G. Drouve Company.
in this city, but the state couldn’t
prove it.
, Edward Connors, of this city, who.
was held for stealing $14 from the
person or John Provoskl. forfeited a
bond of $1.500.
T0 PEOPLE WHO EISHAFE re
or this city. ar- .:
sled ford embezzling $700 from the ‘
einthin Kmeger Piano Company. and $567. 50
relieves from the Piquette Piano C‘oiupsny, at
k and Carmen strut. plosdcdxuilty. He was
E . mm is“ Ina: ”Evie but in View.
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Evening Sehggl
Monday, Sept. iii;
m - I. fl
thatt he boy ’was in company of older ‘were each sentenced to jail {or new ‘ _'
d f John Paolotti. a 19-yeamld boy. men on the night or the assault and days arter- they pleaded guilty to tunet
”‘9 °' "‘5' aids. who were arrested in Strut~ who lives in East Bridgeport. pleaded .was not really to blame for the passing on the cultivated land of John
ford. after it we! found they were guilty to the charge of assaulting “trouble Judge Reed gave PaoiottiiJ.Marvin. inWestport.
living unlawfully together, each for Wals‘imir Archuck. it was explained six months in jail. suspended the:
by Assistant State's Attorney Carter .executlon of sentence and placed the
‘E-‘T.
MILFORD LAD OF THE 1020
”my °n ”mm“ mastitis IN action
A nollo was entered in the case ofE
.Nester Carol. of thhls eligaharied withi MILFORD Sept 13-1mm“, 1m
,perjury. It was a use at 9 gave
.talse testimony, which resulted in t‘m 1““ "1'” ”mm“ m "1" “we?“
\arrest or Salvator Guarez on the‘ meat ‘t New Haven and “h“ “V "
:charge of carrying concealed weapons. 69 West avenue. Milford is report-d.
,The state decided there was not sut— missing In action H13 emergency...
iiicleut evidence against Carcl to con- address on the records is given “
i .vict him.
. John J. McCarthy and Joseph Burke Film Powm 0‘ Walnut Beef“. ,
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STATE TAX.
t. “cit-er if Ematiurs'etm‘t‘t as;
0 taxes at
TaEiEtz :Ffet'bEEEr mills has beenoaid to the State Treasur-
er on or .
, BEFORE SEPTEMBER 30th
Tlicegtates of those who neglect to miy this tax
. . ‘ will be hot
. A Heavy Pe’naIty ~
Money on hand EEEdEen bank gt liable if more than E,
Sayings on application. _ .
Instructions a form
STA TREASURER.
.. Hartford
Norwalk Chronicler