at on m
aid Thursday.-
While an
I agent’i’llje‘attc
In a Story Team With Action Ed! the nations! draft.
and Amusing Situations,
OFFICiAL WAR FILMS.
Wednesday and Thursday
_ MAME
fore his departure. Marilyn,
after girl in town.
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
i‘ In “Selfish Yates," Also 01-11.
chm-mine woman. blossoms forth
a consuming flame.
own weakness
in THE.
ssnwcn
srnnh
_ futilely resists.
1which carries the message
' dreamed of toys, is his reward.
Hart will
Theatre today.
l
I “The Desert Waning"
trays the role of Avian Bereton,
young society bud living‘ In the hiss
Po-l‘ormances at 2:15, 7:15 and 9
stances. Mrs.
o'CIock. daughter m m. market to be disco
_ I Today
William S. Hart
_ in Aircraft Production.
“Selfish Yates”
The man who is taking Buffalo
Bill's place is showing in the best
picture of his career.
OFFICIAL WAR FILMS.
Wednesday
Enid likennett l
b n...-
“A Descilvooing”
', , Thursday I
Lina Cavalieri in Para-
mount Picture
“Love’s Conquest”
‘ aspirations.
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'11 ill llllllllls '
REGENT TH EATRE TODAY
l
l
l‘
Bryant Washburn In "NentyOnefl‘
Also a Fatty Arbuckle Comedy I
Man lives by work but he lives for
diversion. Therefore every success-i
ml man has a hobby. Bryant Wash-
llurn. who will be seen in the lively
Pathe play. “Twenty-One." at the R95
gerl. Theatre today. has a flock of
them. His bobble xre his wife, his
baby" boy, his new thirty~five thou-
sand dollar l'olll.‘ in Hollywood, Gall "
forula, his garden. his new locomo-
blle.’and out door exercise. l
Mr. lWash‘ourn believes that anV-
thing may be accomplished through
confidence. His career bears ample
testimony to the soundness of the
theory. He also believes that nothinsi
gives a man more confidence than ex-'
ercise.
He found the role of Jimmy Muffera
ton in “Twonty-One" unusually in.’
“resting. Jimmy lacks ever? attri-
bute of manhood until he is forced to.
go several brisk rounds in the prize;
nnz. He learns that he has a punch;
and the confidence inspired by the,
knowledge helps him to overcome all1 '
other dimculttes. '
"TwentyOne" is a screen ndaptti
tion of the popular novel of the same;
title 1... odom- Randolph Chester. n;
was produced lot Pattie by the Ann
M‘Bm‘m mmmnr. directed by
Willi!!! Worthington.
MADGE KE-NhlEDY ~
In “The SerVTEe Star," at the Re.
pent Theatre Tomorrow and Tuesday
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l
AT THE RIGINT THIATII I
arson-soon Also YWMV
“mg.“n Versus.
run-m his-tours bull-mg ,Wa
may
senseawarpm.notoneneenecsr _
win: a suggestion at til; world can: lra. Bereton, ‘I‘lth the result a”:
.. . l ~~ . ll
flier the story is woven around the the 1'0 are married. ”to? W the following suggestions regarding SOCIEM
Today _ “flan“ of half a dozen people who ponies her husband to his Western aha mend treatment of Spanish 15- I ‘ ‘
involved in the workings home, together with.Vnn Fleet. and neon. *
Bryant Wm m “9”" her moor. Her new. only, I 9"“ I
melee KennedyummMWYWI-sn, nu gone on
who looks with envy upon the girls
I "only-One” she knows Manse every one of them
md’. 'has a sweetheart at the front while
FATTY ARBUCKLE. Murilyn has none. The girl conceived
~13“ a daring plan to overcome this, and
. when the country rings with new: of
“THE WAITER’S BALL" the bravery of John “'hitnEy Mar-
—also, me" shall “over there” Marilyn announces
that the hero Is her husband, a secret
marriage having been performed be-
once
laughed at. is now the most sought
William 8. Hart, Popular Screen Star
roundincs he exhibits no manly qual-
ities until the germ of low, planted
in his soul by an innocent. brave and
in
Enraged at his
and the disarranee-
ment of his lifl's philosophy. he seeks
in vain to escape the mysterious in-
fluence which this pure woman's char-
acter exerts over hIm, bending dim
inexorably to her will. and which he
The regeneration of
Yates is a subtle psychological study
thdt sel~
'flshness isahideous trait as debasinll formanco.
as it is loathsome to lofty minds. With
M llove in his heart Yates’ selfishness
Evanishes and happiness filled with un-
l “Selfish Yates" starring William 8.
be shown at the Palace
PALACE THEATRE WEDNESDAY
-Enld Bennett In Paramount Pistuu.
l in this photoplay Miss Bennett 1”!" h
a promoting t '-
t the local talent, as rehearsals are to Freed, 27 years old. and Max Suss-‘letz 0 September 2, returned last
whose mother is in straitened circum- bell“! 1" once.
,r
Bereton places hi. EAQT NORWALK IMPROVEMENT ed with conspiracy and the theft from
ed of to the highest bidder, in order?
that she may secure funds with which
to carry her high soclslplsnrtn es-
orutlon. - Avtoo to loved by. Dr... Wan munlty Halt. tomorrow. eveninl.
Fleet. a rascally physician, who seeks nesday.
to use her only to advance his social
There enters into her life, Barton ment Association and Red Cross.
blasters. a lllulti»mlllionaire from the
"‘Cimmc a Kiss erandy"—A Rather
I from "Takes of Hoffman")
‘ Mrs. Newklrk and Mrs. Case
radius to Navy Ileana-m "Mt-lama lend to m Paul is. ......“mwmm
mumlmm.munm v-wm who was let M nun-smallness:-
.mwumwubm rumpumlrJtnnsshsapfi
“thaw
autumnal-cremated”- meo. I
. ~ ,
Germs—«which [row in the nose;
throat and tuna of persons entering
and Personal
ahead and is pulling himself together from the disease .
when his maple arrive. In her new; Spread. l NEWS
throats of the infected persons. These 1 l ‘
the masterful nature of her husband
and son learns to love him demtedly: fem“ persons sneezing, Whit): or?
Thu attachment is viewed with dis-{ spitting in your face—or by using the| ....
pleasure by Dr. Van Fleet, who in- 5w. handkercmef. towel or eating CHARLE. u. COLE Ana
sists that shc keep the promise made utens1is. Prevention
to him at the time he introduced her! Avoid the cougher, sneeze; and spit-
to Masters. He is enforcing this de- 'ter. Do not use the common towel or
mud one day when Masters enters drinking cup. even in the home. Avoio
and soundly thrashes him after which "0"”‘5- Keep your body In good or-
h’ t into the desert Id” by ”wet care 0f the skin, 300“
he turns 1m 0" ‘ . food and fresh on.
“The Desert‘ Woolng." with Enltl‘ Duty. ‘
‘Bennett, will be shown at the Palace If you have a “cold" be gut-e you do
Theatre Wednesday. l “0‘ become “ "59"‘3591'-" (‘OVPP .VOUI
‘ loose and month When you sneeze or
' cough. Destroy or disinfect your spu
lulu. Use your own towel. drinking
comment Avloe is fascinated bf By ”By droplets from the nose “d
may be taken into your system by ind
MISS MeCORD WED SATURDAY
A wedding of interest was celebrated
in Greenwich Saturday afternoon when
Miss Isabel McCord, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William H. McCord. promi~
nent members of the Bell Heron col.
ony and Charles Mullen Cole of this
city, were united by Rev. Oliver Huck
el, pastor of Greenwich congregation-
al church. Rev. Stephen Fish Sher-
man, Jr., rector of St. John’s Episcopal
“THE Fl RE BRIGADE“
or course, it is ...o my felt, V
the proper but for Soprano
her—tho exact
and brim that she says is be-
coming to you.
Advance blocks in the new ,l k1‘0". kindly sscertnin that before m
Fall derbies are also headed ‘ _ .
up for your head. ,3” "m“-
l cial War Films l , -—~—-—— cup and eating slls. if you develop church, where Mr. Cole has been a ves R 5 Norwaih ‘ T
. . . , ‘ _ , > . . and South Norwalk, ev ,.
l ‘5 his' name indios'tQI .."Selfish- Hops Holeacs-‘Ngu 2H,?" Present. layer, so to befitd CdII'OUi physl- trymn for a number of years, read the ogers & Stevens , Welling. from 7 to 9 p. m. it is mes" '3
. .. i r a ‘ L bethmthal service. A r e ti . important, that, i a c“ f L
,3:3:Sée‘lserugifting”: 33111:; HOW Hose Co. No. 2'1“ engaged "EEXBESRJEEA $51331; zg‘gfih 13:; characteristic, war time :icmfllizfingll NOIWALK ”UT“ NORWALK ”Shunt ‘3 will“: to c1133? *9
camp. Debased by his sordid sur- Capt. Harry Belong, 0' New Yampere reported to the health authori- 10'“ the ceremony with about 60 " .claasiti on “can“ of d
NOTICE
To healers/turn,
---——-—...._
Hint- to Be Needed from tn.
Advisory Board.
it is important that each re
examine his questionnaire ,
and answer as many questions so by
possibly can. Any information that &
,requested, and which he does M
shape, crown
come before the Legal Advisory Bong-d,-
, By doing so you will save a great“
. There will be sessions oil the m
. Advisory pond at the Court roomi-
City. to produce his great spectacular [jag today. The body of Albert Gus-
fire play. “The Fire Brigade." at the title Johnson. a limited_servlce army
Regent Theatre about the last week prlvate, who died at Camp Upton, late
in October, as a benefit to. their hose Saturday “’5’". 0‘ pneumonia, ‘U'Ved
_11nder military escort today. He was
company smoke fund, in remembrance 'the first New Britain person to die of
of the boys from the Hose (‘ompanvhhe influenza scourge, _
who are on the firing line somewhere ii BRIDGEPGRST. ‘36:"; 24.—-—Twenty.
. . . n and V8 0880! 0 D! I unuensa have
if in?“ $3“? ff” 10811;: not'been reported to Health omoer wu-
is '9 r ‘8 9 pay ’te‘r H. Brown up to noon today. in
strangers in this locality, as he h'BJhls number are included several nurs-
produced this play twice within the as u the Bridgeport noggin] and two serves, along with other relatives
past ten years for Old Well Hook ,emplore: 02th; Bridffirtmnrrs 03::- md Mend“. Wm, in a mum time'
an . w o 9 into n l . . ‘ , . . l
and Ladder Co. of So. Somali. and.p HyARTF'ORD. K t. zip—Th‘ewilrat at the speed home Sunday. and this]
“or“ ‘ mud ““0“” 3‘ "“3, 9" death from Spanish inflnenu in tun evenins again all will enjoy a de-l
“The Fire Brigade ‘5 1 city was reported today. The victim lightfui time, to be given by the Pol
3““ “MI" "”1“.“ 24 m3; jioe Reserves at their hall in honor
ill four days. Twenty additional mu °‘ "‘° ”“3 mn- 3"- SW ‘3 1°.
of the disease have been reported to ““9 0“ Wedneldly ENNIS. ‘He is
gusts in attendance; After the honey-
moon. Mr. and Mrs.”Cole will reside at
the Stanfield. .
w
Mrs. Albert'Batiev, of Norwalk, is
spending the first half. of the week
with her brothers at their home int
New York, as one of these, Leslie
Email, has been called for service
September 2511:. The Police Re-
strong four act comedy drama. a mm was
panlon play to the famous "Still of No. 213 Bellows street.
Alarm.” and will require fifty people.
horses. fire apparatus and firemen in the health board up w noon. ”flu." ..." thought of and m, services willI War) inns m ;:hm$mm;crxrtkrooma in this an.
ICIIOII on the stage. CIDI. Huffy D6- the number repomd In Hartford up “..y. be remembered and .pmw. , :mfx‘n.” ... m J . ‘ ’ in the 30W: kxmg; cm
Long and wire who will assume the to 125. ,___.__ . ltfiltli.‘ by in. my menu. m New York, 'l‘ .. .1 "'7"; h 70. ‘1' Wall street, Norwalk. 7 ‘
leading roles, come highly recom- GRAIN MERCHANT 'u "u.“ “me in. Nan“. m“, coupes-attire: lg , ’, ow, All “me who mm, “mm
mended by pleas and public, and gunr- I 57. ball“. claims should bring their wives or H"
during his frequent
visits to this
city. ,
HELD FOR THEFT
FROM COMPETITOR
sntee their production to be the
stmnlrest and best local play over ____'
'produced in Norwallt. Various com- Miss Antoinette de Pierce. the noted
miltees have been appointed to work Bookkeeper Also Arrested in 310,000 contralto 3010151, who ruin“; her 90'
in conjunction with Capt. Belong in Case—Third Party IIImOd lsition at the South Norwalk Methodist
play. and in securing NEW HAVEN, Sept. 24.—-Hsrry R. church become the bride of Fred F.
man. a grain and hay dealer of this
city, were ill-lasted yesterday charg-
Thursday night with her husband to.
spend the weekend with her fatally.l
after a very enjoyable trip through
Anot'JCIATION MUSICAL! the Smelllcy company a local truck- Connecticut, New York and New Jot.
Arrangements have been completed “"10! hay and foodstuffs uncut-hey. All her friends and music lovers
for the musicals ‘0 he held .1 Gom- lug ln‘value about “0.000. need, who will miss her, as she will leave Sunday
Wed- wus employed in the. compsny ‘5 night for her new home in Paterson.
September :5. 8:15. ‘ mm" ”“1 WW? V" ”198”“ N. .1. She will then be at home to her,
The musicals will be given for the “lid" ".500 bonds and Sussmln ““' many friends at 113 Boyle avenue}
benefit of the East Norwalk improve- d" 85.000 bonds. According to thd.Pltemn, N. J. ’
police both men have made confer.
The piano used for the occasion stone in Which they implicated I third
. . person.
2:: 2:“ 33:21:33; swaying:- The operations are said to have \n'mtion in Norwalk.’ After a short!
lent program to be rendered: (“WNW 0"" a period of two Vl'sit there he will enter upon his
p”; 1 iyenrs, the allegations being that Itudlcs at Holy Cross college, Wor-
a Saint a‘ Pesth"-—Kownlskl [Bussman in selling hay and feed to ccscr. Muss.
b 5.,de “”594“,,” the Smedley company. failed to dc»,
Miss E. Lois Birchard ‘ltver the entire order while receivinif
Duet-”Ln oi darern" ....... Mozart payment for "- and that need mn-
(from “Don Glovann'”) nlpulated the books to cover the op
Lillian SherwoodNewkIrk —- Harry muons- ’
. Sterling ‘
a "Sprlng""-chnschel
b Dawninz'i—(‘adman
l Miss. Sarah Senirzo
(“God Bless Our Bovs“-—Snuderson
' Harry Sterling
,“Prize Sonz"—-R. Wanner
2 Charles Sterling
a "When the Boys Come Home“:
,Oley Speaks
I (By especial request)
Q
.....-
Miss Evelyn G. Payne of Belden ave-
nue. spent Sunday as a guest of Mrs.
‘Edna Coley and son, Arthur, of Bridge
port, who was home on a furlough
from the medical corps. West Haven.
I
New York Banker May GO Miss Emma R. Frost, who l‘ recover-
to Federal Reserve Board ing from an operation to" llppendicitis,
, ., .. . 1has resumed her drf'cd as teacher of
‘Latin and Spanish in the NorWulk
high school. ‘
inc.. after spending two weeks
Wilmington, Delaware.
Mrs. Newklrk.
I Part II
Duet—"Barcarolle" .. ... . . Oifttnbatil1
I mmlhw. _ ”H'b'ltn‘,
a "Nymphs and Fawus"—-Bemberg Miss Martha Hamilton of 291 Flat 3
b Thorns and Variatian~Proch
Miss Senigo
cuts, that such dependents. w
New York and
tic
port jilneys.
WEATHER
Forecast for ,Norwalk and vicinity:
Genera
neaday, probably local ruins, moder- slat snyimiy in Wilton who will cm. ,
ate shifting winds. u is raining this '0 W M“ South Wilt“. WW
morning in the northern portions of'
New England and
cloudy
cloudy weather prevails generally in day evenings, M
the Lake region and along the Atlan- 310“ The 1‘88“!“an “GIN” Q
t as far south or Yirginia. i
The western area of low pressure
now form ‘a welldeilned disturbance‘
.central over Nebraska. The temper.
Isturesl are above freoslng along the
northern border. .. ' ‘ ’
w
,wite, mother or fat er, should slot
come with them, as all such ,
must be supported by an anidsvu it
the dependants. , "
John B. Lawrence is willing to.
£0330
tonight and Wed»
railroad station, in the evening. Ml
Connery will help all those who I!“
comic Georgetown, Tuesday sail M
where he will 5“!
man can have assistants by.” '
at the Town Clerk's oiling: ) . ,
of Dorian, at their Town Clork‘o‘ ,
lice. also, by caching ou‘ Charley,
Williswson-
my!“ Advisory Board. for . .
in; resin, trunts to mate out " '
question-sires property. will ' ‘
every night this week, from v p. lash
rents with them, so they can Item
with them. ‘ ' ;
.W‘r
A number of local people witness-
ed an unusual spectacle about
this morning when they saw seven ar-
my aeroplanes, supposedly from the
Minools Aviation ileld. fly over this
city in battle formation. .
*Shelf, wall and alarm clocks, vest
chains, stone and signet rings, ladies
- jbraceiets'. watches and soldiers strap
’ Thomas 1". Ryan left for Pennsylva- watches at Brand's Jewelry Store,
his. Saturday, after spending a week's Washington street, South Norwalk.
-—~Personsl tax list is being closed
up this week.
Mr. Williams. of 19 Concord street.
complained to the police of the rock. \
less driving or the Norwulk-Bridgo-
Mr. Williams claims he be .
was returning from Bridgeport in his
car and when near the
Home on Westport avenue one of the
large jltney busses darted out from a
string of cars in an endeavor to pass
them and in doing so forced hi
onto the lawn to avoid a” collisl
,/
I A number of complaints were re-
Miss Anna, E, Miller has resumed ceived by the police relative to the
her duties with J, M. Layton & (30,, actions of a Woodward avenue store.
in keeper selling cigarettes to school chll
ldren. They are investigating and
is expected that arrests will be made.
Miss Theodora Ives of 17 Elm~ St. Joseph's Red Cross Auxiliary
Grove street, is spending the week will have charge of the receiving sta-
lelh Mrs. William Syska at her home tion for Belgian relief at 51 Washing-
ton street,
rooms will be open from 10 to 'I find
The Congregational Church Ito. Wm. A. Griffin. Louis S. Dem ' V
all day
to 5.
Hill road. spent the week-end in New Auxiliary is in charge this afternoon.
City "915.
E
Many questionnaires are being") no
ceivod through the mail without M
afldsvit on page 15 being filled "
and this in about the must no '
thing to do; also, many are being
, ceived without the dependents W
ing the aflidavlt on page 9. .
The [meal Board members are . .
allowed to help in sum; out «muss-r
naires. or to give advice on the
There are still about 700 more «the...»
tlouhslroa to mail out. and the
ones will be sent on Thunder. fills
week. '
The Int call is for those from ”We;
36, inclusive. No other WWW
will be sent questionnaires. ..
The Inca! Board has received I ,
for two limited service men, to i "
sent to Fort Slocum, on October“
aid 48 general service menfto be
to Camp Greenleaf, Lytle. Go... on W
lots or October. This wlu Igmtm
the local Board out of gen rs!
ice men. Next call for general so ,
men will be oiled out of the newt»
gistration. L
8:15
Norwslk. 5"
Tuesday—Nelson Benedict, Jam
Hubbell, John A. Mills, Jesse T. Dbl»
Wednesday—Lawrence Pauline, {it
Goldschmidt, E. Quinla’n, L. PM
Judge LockaOd; , ,
Thursday—John A. Mills, Samuel!"
Healer. Judge Candee, James T. 3
bell. Joseph Gray.
Wider—E. Quinlan. H. W. Grow»
Lawrence Pauline, Judge. luculkwtfllt'r
L. Golih‘hmidt.
‘ Saturday—i. 0. Gregory. Robert Silv-
ox,,H. W. Gregory, Leo Davis, Joined.
. ubbeli, Samuel J. Keeler.
‘ “......”ch Norwslk. »
Tuesday—40M~Czako, Bernard all.
Reynolds, Crnmer Hekomun. Joseph R.
Taylor. " , '
Wednesday—E. E. Howard} Qlim' '
Clark, Wm. A. Grlmn. Louis W!
Joseph nanny. * '
Thursday-Albert Pohlman, .
rice Nutting. Joseph Llnxwelier,
mar Hegemnn, Joseph R. Taylor.
Friday-Philip Costellano, John
C M. .u' S
“P
it
The
tomorrow.
Wm. F. Tammany. ,
Saturday-B. J. Reynolds, J
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York city. ‘ ‘
Soldiers Dream—Paul Rodney
. . , . How rd, Olv
' Harry Sterling A mailing oi unusual interest and MSttllson’shBiemcdg Igor ’51:?!“ E“ E a 1 er
a “Dawn"—-Pearl Curran importance will be held on Saturday ,‘ alarm. I; l] 8 an ever ; \,
lb one“ and Forget"——Wsddlngton . evening at 8 o’clock in the South Noru Pnce 50c l The rooms of the Red Cross in‘_
Mrs. Forest Case walk Methodist Church. Dr. Samuel Satisfaction Guaranteed or Honey walk. South Norwallt andjislst. _
“Venetian Melody"—-Kreisler :M- Zwemer. of Cairo. Egypt. and Dr-1 Refunded 'walk will be cpenJrom lo‘to w!
Chrales Sterling ~ ‘13. M. Potent, of Surman UniVerslty. , Prepared and Sold By : to 5 oclock each day this week
.will speak concerning the people of; Stillson-Powell Corp” the purpose of receiving nrtiolsl
' 'Armenia and Syria. their present con-' t'] NOI'WIIk Belgian relief. .
THE KINGFISHER WAS FIRST ‘ ‘ ‘ ,
'dithms and needs. All are invited to
-'take advantage of this opportunity.
_-—
CAPTURED AND THEN SUNK
WASHINGTON. D. C... Sept. iii.—
The American steam trawler Kins-
fisher, reported to have been tome,
dead and sank by a German submsr-l . . ..., : ,
inc off Halifax last Friday. first wsl . . .. . .7 ,
C‘mfld h, "IQ 1"MI $600?de IO, “N“ SAT-”I. ‘ m” m m. m g mf‘efl" 31:.“ In “‘9 2::
information received yesterday by of '1' w. W, . v." old Inn It!“ ll iv! “a “mm“.“m”
“i“ 5"" Mame” or mm in New rm city, ..., 5. tbs nosing. or the college today. no .
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