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Gloria Swanson and J. Barney Sherry
‘and a thrill goes through the audl-E
‘nnce ss theyvprepare for the opening
of sun battle.
‘preeeated by the Committee on Pub;
glic Information, George Creel. Chair-I
man.
These pictures are 1
Distributed by the First National
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Letter from Henry Warm.
Michael P. Dunne of the East Nor-
Mr. Stevens of Brooklyn is the guest
I of Harvey Tyson White of Seaside
.place for a few days
Louis Anderson and retail) of Van
Zant street, have moved to the Second
District. 5.].
Conrad Shontz of Fourth street has
accepted a position with the Southern
New England Telephone CO.
fI lends in
tied with. relatives and
Mrs. S. Conrad of East Norwalk Vis—..
in Westport. He is just recovering' 3
from the effects of a broken leg which
he received by being run over by an
“‘0’!“le in Stamford 9181110“ from in front of the residence of Jo»
weeks ago, and never being able to IIII 3, mm in Won are.
. find out who it was as heeould not de- ' nue Inning a decided Improvement
’ [set the number. Mr. Burbs! brought ..__._q
along with him a German helmet‘ ‘
George A. Wright, Jr, who 114' m
which was sent rom France by Lieut. living on em“, avenue for mu 5;“
W. E. Hawley to his “sister, Mrs. Bans-Pen last “Wk for pinging-g PI.
haf. He ‘5 wuh the 56th Art. C- A C- where he joinui the‘ Three Wise If
A. E F. 0n the inside of the helmet gammy or which m h :m c man
i was inStribed the name of the soldier in the property, ° I
—Frederick W Kanonier, who no
The picket fence has been removed
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‘ son.
Robert Warner and Charles Dick-‘walk Tobacco Fund, is in retelpt of
of Les Angeles, have formed a the following letter fmni Prltale Hen-I
Glenbmok; Saturday.
«. . doubt met his superior in the Ameri-
Charl-es Rates of Thomas street has can soldier. A bit of curiosity was at-
corporation
to build and operate a
rv M WaIm who is stationed at Ihe"
Ilka Dorothy Andraws of Brooklyn
has been the guest of Ml‘vs May Flint.
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actepted a position at the EnIeIgent-yf tached to this metal head-gear and of itown’yton av enue On Tllulsday
uagnificent and pretentious dancing Calli<le lndian School, C IrlI. le Pa
Flatt Cmporation' s plant at W ilson' s quite a numbet of persons seemed in I
M“ ”WK academy where the terpsichorean art,
it may he taught and enjoyed at popu-
,: GASCOHPANY lar prices. I
I Mr.
MFAHQUS no little acompiishment and prom-
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£0V£ U/‘Z', YOU
F UN 19 D fiLLUR/NG- TUNE 5
Prices $2.00 to Site {I Seats Now
ed by exhibitors of the country as
one of the six strongest pictures pro
duced by William Fox. will be shown
at the Regent Theatre, Fridav with
William Farnum in the leading role.
Aside from the fact that “A Sol
dier's Oath" was probably the most
powerful war films born of the world
conflict, this great photoplay will be
'rccallcd by notion picture patrons as
the drama which presented one of» the
strongest expositions of man's inhu-
tnanlty to man.
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Regent Theatre
Today and Tomorrow
Norma Talmadae
In the Triumph of Her Artistic
Career,
“De Luxe Annie”
A Photoplay with a Surprising
Psychological Twist.
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OFFICIAL WAR FILMS TODAY
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- BURTON HOLMES TRAVEL PIC-
TURES ON WEDNESDAY.
meat for murder of his wife.
tales ever put on the screen.
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FRIDAY, “THE Kiss BURGLAR"
William Farnnm, in the Gripping Latest Musical Success at the ROgent
Photoplav. Theatre. Thunday Evening
“The Kiss Burglar,"
ropolitsn cast and augmented orches-
“A SOEDIER'S OATH."
SATURDAV' trs, is the musical comedy attraction
Mae Marsh, in announced for local production at
"THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE" the Regent 'lhcatrc, one night only."
Thursday, Supt. M
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This latest musical success wlIlchI
proved so lastlngly popular at the!
George M, Cohan theatre in New
York, where it ran through nearlran
entire season, is the jolnt work of}
IGlen MacDonouglI who wrote the
:hook and lyrics and Raymond Hup-
lbell. who composed the score.
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And 6th Episode of
"THE EAGLE'S EYE."
Today
She Loved a Man Without Charact—
er and Married a Man With ”"0”“th gownetl,
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clatlon of a play of real merit.
Seats are now on sale at the box
office.
OFFICIAL w R FILMS. I
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Wednesday and Thursday AT THE PALACE THEATRE
Following the Flag to France
' WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
“Pershing’s Crusaders”
See How Our Boys of Our New Na
tional Army Live in Camp and
Trench and Fight the Hans.
“Perehlng’s Crusaders" Gives Much
Flnt Hand Information About
Our Boys in Camp and
Trench ,
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AT THE REGENTT‘ United States films, “Pershings Cru-
TC: 9;”: AND TO JORROW saders." are now being shown. He
__ __ would indeed be a carping critic who.
Norma Talmadge in a Masterful Pho after viewing these pictures, could
todrama “De Luxe Annie" ’ find fault. These are the most won‘
Norma. Talmadge comes to the Re- derful of all pictures exhibited in
gent. Theatre in the title role of “De ”“5 “0““er since the commencc-
liuxo Annie," her latest Select pic- merit of the great struggle for world
ture, which is still registering a (IIsldemocraI-Ifi Nothing
tinct success" as a stage play- in manv‘shoun on the screen has given so
of the largest cities The picture good an idea of the size of the task
was adapted fot the screen by pm“ On the hands of the United States'
West from the- play by Edward Cask. gOIernment Not only does one get III
.nd ditected by Roland West Sur bird's eye Iiew of the war as it is’
passing even- her supreme character now in ”0'7“?“ but also ”‘9 many
nations in “Ghosts of Yesterday" and activities in connection with the be '
:1), Right of Purchase," this chflm— mining and carrying on the some. i
log Select star has inspired her count! Drawings and photographs are firstI
less admirers to new enthusiasm 'tbrown on the screen ‘
WIth her portrayal '0; the heroine in story of Get man) ’a aggression and
“De latte Annie” Icharacter with the male fist of the:
Julie Kendal, the loving wife of a Kaiser rising to crush the heart oft
devoted husband, is struck on the France. These pictures include ai'
”head and becomes an aphasia victim view of the submarine “Deutschland‘ I
‘ lie In this condition. she become. in Amman waters. ruse conical
the Moderate of Jimmy ll‘iupIIIrIcI, the story of how the army is fed. .
In the operation of the deluxe-book Firming and food are of vast impop ‘l
variation of the old :43" “m, Itauce. livery detail of the makingot.
_ munitions.“ of the great and null,
m mum roomy
{and is doing in this great war, should
man. fatally W Arm'
I The picture relates thentory of a!
soldier of France, who, unlustly ac- ‘na.
lcused, is sentenced to life imprison shown at the Palace Theatre Ioday
His.
vindication forms one of the greatest!
with a big met-I
ises to make a great many promising
Vernon Castles and Mordkins out at
tho potential capabilities of his pu-
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Dear Mr. Ilunne: W e turn ed at this
place about three weeks ago and are
We met a number of real lpdians when
we first arriIt-d ,but since the-n they
reservations throughout Oklahoma.
This post of ours is a fine place.
it ’ Cross street,
Point.
John Stahl and family of Marvin'__.
Warner is a dancing-master of suflionpd at the Cat‘lisle lndian school‘ Beach have moved to Fairficld where
Mr. Stahl is the proprietor of an Econ-
omy store.
have been transferred to the various,
l Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Valltyof
second district, have
Are Iou a later Of dancing? Then has baseball and football field\ baskcl- [moved into the Randall block on Van
you will want to see Triangle's im ball and tenni courts an outside and Zant street.
pressiie photoplay ‘ller Dot-ision'
in this picture Darrel Foss, who ap«
poured with suth succ’ess in “Her
American Husband." plays the role
of a da. cln2 master
was built for this scene and a larzP
number of dancers are seen perform-
ing the graceful art.
“Her Decision" is a stirring pic
ture of modern life and struggle, via
ualiaing the bitter struggleof a poor
girl to defend her sister from the
tongues of scandal and herself from
a loveless marriage. The man she
loved was the dancing-master, Bob-
ble Warner. He took the money she
had saved for their little home and
squandered it On the academy, lying
to her. There are gripping episodes
and big, pulsing situations in this dra-
“Hcr Decision" which will be
EXPLODING BARREL CAUSES
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POTTSTOWN, Pa., Sept. 17.-—The
explosion of a barrel of oil in the cop
per band furnace caused a $150,000 are
in the plant of the North American
Motors Company today.
Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders.
inside running track and a moIie then-I
tre which will seat 1,000 persons The
stlmol has been ('Olellcd into a AImy
f‘eneral Hospital and We are now get
over- seas. The ree'prIation ls compos-
ed of about «100 acres and has its own
I dairy. laundry and electric light plants.
The farm is about a mile away from
the school and they have about 50 head
of Gillie and over 100 hogs of all sizes.
We eat our fill of all kinds of veget
ables and we drink all the milk we
want. My belt is getting tighter every
day so you see I am well fed.
1 will stop in and tree you when I get
my furlough around the holidays. Un-'
alll then. 1 remain.
One of the bunch.
HENRY M. WA'RM.
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Edward Kusack and Felix Francisco
are spending the day with friends in
Newark, N. J.
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Mrs. Ads 1". George of Second street
has receIVed a number of fine pho-
tographs of her son, Private Francis Ml“ Mary P Bradley has purchas-
0801’“ Who "i “l "l9 U 3‘ (‘IVRIYYI ed an Overland runabout of the John-l
and who is stationed in Texas.
The condition of Frank Tobey of
Pleasant street, who is confined to the
Norwalk hospital undergoing treat
A massive set ting readI m receive 2000 ho” hum meat foran attack of typhoid feII,er is
Imported as much improved
! A correspondent says:
'trlotic. He waves asign
the people not to use gas on Sunday
I Although he is married and has three
children he and his friends. on motor- plastering of his new house on Glen-
cycles. burn up gas on Sunday. Ask spring Heights
him through the paper if this is look-
ing after America first."
NEW CANAAN
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William Bohn and family have re-
turned to New York for the winter.
son Garage.
evening, when it is expected the E. A.
degree will be worked.
Keith F. Warren of Park street has
been promoted to a First Lieutenency
and is with Company M, 804th Pioneer
Infantry, ‘A. E. F.
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“There is a
Iman in that Norwalk who is very pa-
“America
First' on his motorcycle but forgetsl
. that it is a request of the patriotism of 1,, the band.
.mlited his parents in Nomton, Saturday
mony Lodge will be held Wednesday dale, Friday night.
i tet'ested in examining it. $
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I Mr. and Mrs. Respass, of the Dar
lien side entertained relatives from
lNew York, at their home OIer the
w.eek-end
The Springdale troop of Boy Scouts
enjoyed a hike to Noroton. Saturday
afternoon. About 25 of the boys were
J'. Needs Neff has completed the
The trim will be
erected, beginning this week. The
building will be ready for occupancy
very soon.
George Dugdale, formerly employed
in the Yale & Towne factory. and at
present a member of the military
training school at Newton, Mam, via-
and Sunday.
The latest work of chicken-thieves
who are operating hereabouts was
successful. They succeeded in mak-
ing off with 41 large Rhode island
Red chlckens owned by the Thomas:
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A special communication of Hsr- familv on the Darien side of Spring-I poratlons and Others offering the tin-
The family lives; sold portion of security issue hereto»
been erected in the
Miss Andrews left tor Washington.
.C.0nn where she went to a camp of
‘ farmerettes. who are asisting the farm-
ers in that vicinity to harvest their to-
bacco and other fall products.
A reviewing and speakers stand bu
little Brooksido
cemetery, which will be the scene at
the Mather memorial
Sunday afternoon next.
have also been cleaned up and put in
excellent condition.
grass and brush a number of promllv
lug trees were killed.
exercises on
The grounds
in burning ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Themes of Ro-
wayton avenue have returned to their
home after spending a week with Dr. .
and Mrs. H. G. Stevens of New Prel-
ton. Conn. While in New Preston Mr.
and Mrs. Themes attended the Wash,
lngton fair. at which Governor lid»
comb was present and addressed tho
gathering. Furthermore, while tin
guests of Dr. Stevens, they picked font
quarts of strawberries from a patch ‘
the everlasting variety. .
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UBfllll [Oil NEWS
(Manned from First Page!
tion respecting the sale or offer 1"
sale of shares or securities during M ,
period from September 15,1918. m. '
after the close of .the Fourth Liberty '
Loan Campaign, expect applicatim
which the committee may reset! fl. ,
urgently necessary.
"investment houses, brokers, ou-
in lloyt street. and. although the" fore passed by the Capital issues OI.-
'chlckcn coop is only a short distance: mittee are asked to withdraw the sale ,,
Ifrom the house, no noise was heard. from public offering or solicitation dut-
Many believe that the thieves are in: the period from October 1 to m
out-of—town folk, who carry away; close of the Fourth Liberty Loan CI.
theft booty in automobiles. This pain in order to give the governmut
Imakes the fifth place that was robbed the right of way. This action ll no".
Iof fowl in the past two weeks. Over tended to restrict counter sales or“
Those skeptics who ask what the,
M‘JIUnited States Government has don'c'
Matt the Palace-Theatre. Wednesday‘
in
"The Kiss Burglar" is said to be nl
‘vcritable riot of catchy music. clown:
.spontnncous humor and dancing of It,
kind that IIInkct-I the world feel young;
A large, especially clmsen chorus. alv;
numemus ensem i
blcs and original effects staged under]
Charact
the able direction of Julian Mitchell
(“0118 SW81“ ll and J are a few of the features that have!
arney rry won popularity for this charminu’
in TN“ gl ay, musical. romance pnd capacity houses;
“Her 12] ion” eIeryuhere .Ittest the public's splice-'3
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Scene From “De Luxg Annie,” Starring Norma Talmadge, at the Re. i
gent Theatre Today and Tomorrow I
ln‘ s. Northrup: school committee]
’ years: C. G. Moller, 2 years: assessor,
Eugene H. Window and family, who 150 chickens were taken in all
ha\e been spending the summer at
their home in Oenoke avenue return-
ed to Brooklyn after a Iery pleasant 01' Mr. and y”
season here. !has been 1‘
Columbus oI Mrs .llct‘ormack to
Last Thursday night a large Packard be used by ”‘9 5001“” during the “'3"
Alton House, the London residence
John Mct‘ormackn
a short distance below the South Main m9" “'0!"an the United States unl-
gtreot hill The car was being driven form. Mrs. licCot-mack's sister, Miss
down Harrison street and the chauf- Josephine Pole). who has been llI'ini:
leur not being aware of the short turn_ at “‘0 “CC ormack place 3‘ Collen
lin South Main, went directly our the d9” Point expects to 3° to London
street and off the bank. Johnson in ”'9 immediate future, ‘0 prepam
Brothers were called and exir' ated the residence for it: future use. Mitt
the chauffeur from his (“my“), I‘Foley II'ill remain at Alton House at
__ hostess during the remainder of the
The dance given 1,... the Shawnee war. it was thought that Mrs. McCor.
(‘nmpflre girls in RaymOnd Hall, Fri mack would accompany her but it-
dav owning was a success in every was said today at the Mct‘ormack
particular There was an unusually residence that the wife of the fam-
large attendance present and sociabll-‘ 0““ 3mg" would be unable ‘0 make
-ity reigned supreme until after mld- ‘the trip Alton Hm‘se' the Mct‘orL
‘ night
It has been some time since'mad‘ residence in London is in Neth
such a 919331” affair has occurred and 'ethall Gardens, Hempstead, the cen-
the girls were 1”!th elated over the Iter of an exclusive residential sec
successful result of their efforts. The tion. In behalf of the Knights James
Illusion aspelendid selection was. fur- A“ FlahertI. Supreme ,nght' 3"
planed by Mr Gonnan piano Williami cepted Mrs. McCormacks gift, ex-
' der's deep apprecla
OShaII hues , come _ pressing the or
cone vfolln y t and Tony C 0] Ition. Alton House has about thirty
‘roo it was presented to Mrs. Me
A few over forty attehded the Re‘ICorm ck as a birthday gift by her
publican caucus Saturday evening lhusband following his first big Amer-
There seemed to be no interest, al~iI Ilcan concert tour —
though it may be said surprise was ex-
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pressed in the turning down of the
present first selectman, L.»R. Sutton,
who conducted the duties of the omce
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Milton Evory has gone to Suflleld.
for the past year. His name was not
Conn, to begin £16 fall school term .
even mentioned for renominatlon. The.
remainder was practically kept intact.
as follows: Selectmen, R, B. Morse.
Thomas Tunney.3years: S. B Hoyt, 3;
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C W Demeritt; board of relief. George' ——-—————-—.—
W- Duriea; grand jurors, Stanley P.‘ Captainand Mrs. Aaron G. Stevens‘
Mead, S. S. Brlnckerhoff, collector of o’. Rowayton avenue have returned
taxes, Alexander McKendrick, consta- from a visit in New Milford.
.entcd to the Knights of; vient to the winning of the W” ”I.
twin-six automobile went off the bank as n social center and club house for.
' Brookside,
. consist of valuable pieces of .-
bles, Charles M. Gabriel, George Fitz-E
patrick: registray o voters. W. 8. Ray-
mond: auditor,’l‘. W. Benedict, library
director, A. A. Wheelock, to fill vacan-
cy by resignation offl. H. Bradley. It
r“was voted th‘ht the town committee be
empowered to fill any vacancy that
nightwear
William a. sum formerly of this
town. and once a wen-klewndiau play
Miss Marion 0. Coates of McKinley
street left today for New Haven where
she begins her senior year at the
school of gymnastics.
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Harold Cutblll, son of Mr. and )1”.
Clifford Cutbill of Roweyton sienna.
leaves on Wednesday to continue his
mm at Wesleyan college. Kiddie-
town.
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. of listed securities in ordinary mum
Iof business on stock exchange " '
The full meaning of the above in
that everything must be made an
the government desires everyone who
has the means and the money for In-
vestment to use it in governneu ’
bonds. iii‘
The Norwalk plan for the diatrib-
tion of bonds and their sale is m
ing a great deal of publicity. To”
the chairman of the, local committee,
Judge Gregory is attending a van:
large meeting of all the chairmen m ‘”
lthe 1,400 cities and towns of the See-
iond Federal District being held at the
Hotel Belmont in New York city:
[Judge Gregory is there by the speck!
‘ invitation of the chairman of the Bed-
|ond Federal Di trlct, Benjamin 81m _
to explain in detail the working of tin
| “Norwolk Plan. " The Second Federal
lReserve District is most anxious M
Io'i‘lifi communities work the Nomad!
Plan.
Buy‘your bonds in Nomalk.
RARE OLD PERIOD rum
TUBE. SIGNED Pmm
AND PORCELAINS,
FRENCH PRINTS,
SEPT. 20 AND 21 A! w
O'OLOOK A. H. ' »
on the premises, and continuing mm
sold. The property to be disposed at“
includes all the Household Furnitl't.
of MRS. MARY KENNETT. »
Brookside Manor, cor.
ave. and Connecticut W
South Norwalk.
and will be sold by Public Auction
above dates, rain or shine. The
Furniture, Signed Paintings and
cuisine, Signed French Prints, -.
IRugs, Crystal Glassware and
Glass, Bohemian Silver and
Sheflleld China. Unoges Painted“ t
na, Costly Carlos, Mirrors of 3|!-
bcriptlona. Bed-room Sets. » ,
thins, mu Runners. quantities
$ and Min.
A. . ”MD“. M ..
be offered in the order . . '
Is.‘
Inna-new.“
Norwalk Chronicler