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Chas. Rayon
“Ills Mother’s Boy”
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Saturday
June Caprice
in a stun with mam humorous
SilUflllOfln‘
“Blue Eyed Mary”
And Ninth Episode 01
“The Eagle’s Eye”
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MONDAY i
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.. THE HEART OF THE SUNSET";
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
The lhtotodrttnta of Todav
‘THE BLINDNESS OF DIVORCE'
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Evening, 7 and 9.
Matinee, 2:15.
Vaudeville Every Thursday.
Friday and Saturday
Today’s Prozram
Wallace Reid
lu Paramount Picture.
“The Firefly of France”
At least 5.000.000 people read this
story of American pluck and Ger
man intrigue, in the Saturday Even.
11 Put.
See it brought to, life on
s reen.
Also Five Acts of First-
Class Vaudeville
the
Sean—day
King Bamt and
rauerite Snow
In the Seventh Episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye"
Pathe News
And "Three Complete
Vaudeville Shows
Prices
I’m :I..ee zoo—25c
Even-rig ...... 20c—-—25c——-301:
T .15 Theatre is thoroughly disln.
fected before and after each per-
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th‘l’ OF MEN GOIN6 TO WIT
Order
No Name.
187» Evetett 1‘. 1713111
Mikl‘hiiip R. Gleason
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39 Aiken street, Merident, Conn
4 Taylor avenue, South Not-walk.
75 Ely ateuue. South Norwalk
sinuses. corona 2:. ma
Address.
011mm WIS AND ;
summer;
A concurs‘ksoamur I
E K. BANKS .
under Mahsckemo Hotel, West
Washington street, South Norwalk
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WEATHER FORECAST
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday:
not much change in temperature; gen-
tle west winds, Pleasant Weather con
tinucs in all the eastern districts. The
Western area of low pressure extend-
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l3)»: ((Jlllftbzfelflllgli‘te T Strawberry Hill Norwalk. ,
2:5 3»Emest 1“. Scribner (3111130114318, Cam, ‘ lk
2353. Fred L. Bartlin’ , ‘Westpon avenue. horas . .
:33 -,, Frank J, McGuirk .50 Main street, Not-wall... .
261+ Tani T. Torpy Lynes place, Norwalk. ‘
3314 Jean]; 11 vanName Lakewood road New Canaan t‘onu
90311 Richard Shaw Ponds street, New Canaan. Conn
,zgui: .Hamtd .1. Byxbee Toilsome avenue, Nutwalk.
- 1918 CLASS. .4
$1351 ‘ Name. Address. .
‘52 George Mulloy R. 14‘. 1). New Canaan. Dartenv (‘onn
lisweot'ge Amos Finney New t‘.anaan tonn .
149AJohu 1’. Ross East Hampton. 1.. l.
152 t‘ltarles H. Taylor .-'..' 12131111 atenue, South Norwalk
159 Alexander J. Tuney It F. I) «it! Norwalk .
16L~William R. Hogan listhcts Hill New t‘anaan
171 John '1‘. Mather 215' ttoidt-n Hill sttcet. South Notw.alk
172~ —l“rederick iloldstein Petty avenue Norwalk.
1?? Atthur l). Riley 1941 Ma 11 Nikki mealk
183 Louis Ferrino 18 Leonaud stieet.No1walk.
188 Anthony Williams 58 Swing street, South Norwalk.
13” Allied W. lI‘clter '1' l<litugrove street. Sout l1 Norwalk.
1927~liavid l.. Oberg Bridgeport, Conn.
lilc't .iohn liib‘esa 121 Main street. Norwalk.
201 Alfred L. Haubcr R. F. l). 50, New l‘anaatn.
I’IH Edvard Rowland 7 Aiken avenue, Norwalk.
209 » \‘Villlatu Vi’eed
212-“ i‘ltttrles H, Reardon
213 74isadore Levy
2i“ George W, Lathatn
2174 Samuel J. Tove.
220——»Willian1 l1. Schultz
uAllussell A. Hall
101 Setninaty street
29 Taylor \3enue gouth Norwalk.
110 South Main St.
980 Railroad Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
67 Lexington avenue, South Norwalk.
39 Plattsville avenue, Norwalk.
Logan street, liowayton.
New (‘ttnaan
South Norwalk,
ing from Texas northward to Minne
.sota is causing unsetth'd shywery
' Weather betwetn the Rocky Mountains
i and the Mississippi river..'l‘he tempera
'ture is above freezing in all districts
east of the Rocky ,Mopntains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘ctnperatttrez” High. iii; low,
if). ('ltltltl)’.
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careet 115:1 star with \‘lllliatu Fox
Blue [13rd Mar3“ is het foutteenih
picture and cettainh the best site htt~
tver done. She is one of thlK most
popular ac ttItsses on the scteen today
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Charles Ray in the Paramount “l-lis1
Mother‘s Boy"
(‘harles Ray's second photoplay
Illis Mother's Boy,” produced by
Thomas H lnce, for Paramount. will
have as a background an immense oil
litutllli‘lll fold for smeral big scenes.
11-1 "oil“ In actual operation will be
graphically pictute‘d. and those who
have not had an opportunit3 to stuuy
this important industry at cot-19 range
33ill get a splt’ndld idea of the mazni'
tudc 01 an oil field, with its hundreds
of derricks. In "His Mothers 8113'
Ray will have the assistance of cle.34
tI1 pla3et',s including Doris Lee a new
Nadine: woman of the lace forces.
. EVFRE EARTHQUAKE
RECORDER TODAY
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.‘—-A very
severe earthquake was being recorded
on the soismographs of Georgetown
'Uni3.erslty Observatory at 10:30
oclotk this morning Father ,FranVs
was no indication where it was located,
but it looked as though it might be
centered to thr- west of Washington.
formsnce.
ii llil liliiliis
PALACE THEATRE SATURDAY
iiing 339901. and Marguerite Snow in
7th Episode of “The Eagle's
Eye" and Vaudeville
Marguerite Sno ',
'tting Barrgol in “ 1e Eagle's Eve" at I
tor an extended evocricnce on both:
stage and screen, finds that she re;
quires all her wonderful resources to,
-Itteet the exacting: demands of thatfi
strenuous serial. As :1 Sect-m Sort
vice onerativc enc’tued ltt tunninu.
403311 foreign spirit and exposlnt: titcit
murderous plots she finds her'seli un
der the suspicion of another opcr- ttltt
«Harrison Grant. played hv
711111301. to whom her
many
the plot develops
where. as Dixie Mason, she finds her-
oxtricztti‘,
«elf between two fires. To
tmrself site but frequently had to 1de
chances fully as hazardous
actually met by the Secret
oncratives in tool life.
her universal popularity
Snow brings to
\laIIg'Ittt t'itt
prcnte“ physical fitness, llntlaill’llt‘t
nerve. grace, beauty and charm.
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PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Reid in
Wallace “The Firefly 01
~ France," and ive Acts of I
Va' is iiiie l
Marion P .lk Anncllott‘. a well
known novelist. write ”TllP'lf‘il‘Pfly nil
" which ran as a serial in the
last winiet'.‘
it into ' a
picture. and Paramount has given it we
all
France,
Saturdav Evening Post
\iargaret Ttttnbull made
I'» the public with Wallace Reid
costarrint: with
Kin: ‘
true character
is unknown. Thus the swift action or ,
situations i
as those i
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in midi: ion to
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the star and supported by Ann Little
and a capable company. directed
Donald Crisp
This story concerns the adtenitncst
til‘ 8 3oung American who becomes en
‘ tangled in the meshes
plot “somewhere
I .ul girl: not,
Jvustrated the plans of the spins
the Germans by the Firefly. an a3ia
tor, and turned them over to the Al
lies.
Holmiulning throughout.
This photoplav will be presented it
IIIt- l'alncc 1itc|tre tally
.p- “4.. .
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
June Caprice
and out [studs I! “The
Eagles lye
jun- f‘abtit‘e will be” seen SattirdaI g
n ‘Bim- Err-”l Mary at
that"
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M p" “is
”as” t 1", Wm: stunts... .. ,
w “l '8’. Ms 3 Nu! break
the “germ
stem. and the
t
oyi
of a German
in France“ and at
Iitc saute time wins the love of a bean-
however until he has
se-
4-1red important papers obtained from
It is .1 thrilling tale, timely and
“I “line-Ind Mary,"
“in "and" has s 311-143 :
Tho fictive ma
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A. Tondorf, the observer, said there
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WITNESSES illl "—
iii liElIliEllli IiEAiH
The final heating into the death of
Louis Delihero, of Park avenue.
Bridgeport, 3I ho was almost instantly
killed on the Turn Pike. when his 1110
torcycle crashed into a truck be
longing to L. C lI‘ay of Slelflgiieltli‘
Mass“ and driven b3 Joseph Boero.
also of that city. Three hearings
were held in all and with all evIldence
in his possession (‘oroncr John J.
Phelan will announce his verdict to-
ntorrow afternoon. The ultnczscs
heatd by tlt~ Coroner
Zehender, Rav Bannatd lrvint: Beau-g
taunt, Peter Slmth and Stanley Stou
sky. All these young men were on
tIIotorcyt-les with llelibcl‘o at the
time he met his death and all insti-
i'ied illul the truck was on its right
side and did not go more titan 5
1‘. feet after sttiking the man. From
the evidence it is thought that lilill'
be“) probably did not see the truck from the 19” and l918 classes. and
all]: tried to cross it on its left hand will send 3;} of them to fortress MonI
.
Attorney J. J. Linchller. of ,ms roe on October 23. The complete list,
citt. appear Ni in the interests of Jo
seplt Boeto and 1., P. Pttv,
field,
owe. as a charge of manslaughter is
being held against llocro, will
tried hv Judge George H. Vosbttrgh
on Monday Jilfil'fllng.
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"BLUE-EYED MARY” J - 6
WILLIAM “FOX PRODUCTION
Scene from “Bide Eyed Mary." With June Caprice at the Regent Thea.
Tomorrow. Also the 9th Episode of ‘The Eagle“: Eye"
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“3“?de
33 ere Williami
‘()l‘_
of Surina—
lt is probable that the (It‘lmlllnl,
lld’
Elly News
Master John Howard. son of Post-
:master M J. Howard is quite ill with
the grip. .
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schultzc motor-
Ied to his. former home in Middletown,
yesterday -
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I Fourth Liberty Loan
tery mum in evidence
hand drive yesterday.
in compliance with the Liberty Day
observance ll. Jacobs & Sons, shoe
manufacturers of Belden avenue, will
close all day tomorrow.
buttons are
alter the big
The Local Exemption Bond has re-
ceived requisitions for 32 more men
of those to be inducted will be found
in another 1-1 lttutn.
Emmet Wilson. who was arrested in
the early part of the week by depart
ment of Justice atheists at Wilson‘s
‘ Point. is being held by them in Bridge-
port on the charge of being a drain
'cvttder. He is said to have been found
‘ delinquent and will today be inducted
: iltltt the army service.
ilm, Martin E. lI‘ahey of Our Lady
of Lourdes' Parish, New York city,
'I who recently enlisted its a chaplain in
the l'nltod States ser3itItI has received
orders for an early start for active
service vocrst-as. Father ‘hcy is a
brother of Mrs, Edward .1. Quinlan. and
has made many Norwalk it lends in his
‘ frequent visits here.
At a regular meeting of Catholic
Union Council, \‘o. 41"., K, of t‘,, lest
exerting .the members present by a
unanimous vote eclipsed their former
, grod record and subscribed for a $200 _
bond of the Fourth Liberty Loan. As
they already have subscribed fora
. $11111 bond of the first. second and third
loans. it is ample proof that
s‘pirit is 100 per cent American.
their
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i Both the clerical and carrier force at
the Norwalk postoilice has been sadly
' handicapped by the illness of some of
: its willing workers for the past week,
. land 11 is a pleasure to state that oil of
(them are rapidly recovering. Assist-
; ant Postmaster §tcphen Bray was able
3 to walk down to the office yesterday,
Eand expects to be on duty by the first
of the week. while James Nolan. one of
.‘ the carriers is also mending rapidly.
i The venerable William A. Kellogg,
.who is among the foremost dahlia
l growers in the city, is still picking the
j'beautiful blossoms and distributing
. them among his friends. Mr. Kellogg
states that despite the present re~
tnarkably mild season, that he was able
.‘ to pick the same species of flowers in
I the open on the same date last season
although there was one 'hlack“ frost
on September 10.
I
_..—.A ~-
Pairotman John Toolbllt )‘o-sli’f‘day
,aflernoon arrested Nick Msrozoff of
.3339 Helen street. Bridgeport. on the
' charge of setsling a bicycle. The
wheel was stolen to the man in arid».
port and a description was sent by the
j lirltixeptsfl police in 11144 loud «firm
i who were mauled to he on the loci
wt for the sass. 1%th M3511
stint» «It «13 mics-d s sass mm s
”my“: 111‘ m ll thu- 41mm d
lit-MI 3m Nesting-6mm”
m m am am [W
;M I! m m “In. W
. stunts to M «It: sit w mm
mm
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, failute by the company to put into ef-
You CAN’]. "ND ANY sury fr. tltt class of construction ,
i work. ‘ ”W...“ V. -.- .
‘ i More than t; 000 applications for up ' Stillson’ S Remed for \
‘Iptoval of it'- thuay projects have been ‘
l DAllllllllll,’ All” "Alll iwcTovea m lite Touncil Malaria. Chills an Fever
Get what 'you pay, for
MAN said recently: “I do not
mind paying a good price for real
value, but I certainly object to paying a
high price for a poor article.”
You may feel that way about clothing.
, You know it isn’t possible to keep up
quality standards, at former prices. You
. are willing to pay enough to get good
values but you want to be sure to get it.
Hart Schaffner 89’ Marx
clothes that save
’ are the fine, high class, guaranteed values
you want. We guarantee your satisfac-
tion with them; they are all-wool.
\
These splendid suits and overcoats are
a real economy. They last long; you
don’ t have to replace them soon; they
save money for you and materia‘ s and
energy for the nation.
If you don’t need clothes. it’s patriotic
not to buy new ones. but if you do need
clothing come tons and act guaranteed \
quality.
Rogers 8: Stevens
The home of Hart Schaifner & Marx Clothes
0
Norwalk South Norwalk
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5,000 SHIPBUiLDERs RETL".N W’AR lNDUSTRlES BOARD RE. 1ttt.tltul'c
(0 WORK QUIRES HIGHWAY WORK , Program of work in construction or
1 APPROVED , tstrcets anti itiuhwnvs for 19.19, belnf
’mnde tip under the supervision . of:
State Highway departments are to be
submitted to to the Council on or no
.i'ore December it), 1318.
in reSponee to «inches from local
officials the Highways (‘ouncli recent
13 has made the following rulings.
The Council does not exercise Ilfl '
isdiction over sidewalk construction.
Construction work, whether it costs
more. or less 1h 11 82.500, should be
submitted if it in olvcs any of the m
terials under the control of the WI!“
industries Board or the Fuel Admins
isimtion. When materials are alrea-
dy on hand 01 are lamilly available.
application for Fedetal approval need
not be made. "
l
Ql'lNPY, Muss. Oct. ll.-~Etnployes
at the bquantttm plant of‘thc liethle-, Besn Received by the United
hem Shipbuilding Corporation returned States Highways Council
to work today following an absence of ’ I
one day as a protest against alleged WASHINGTON 0- C.. 0“ ”~“A
Iclrculhr recently issued by the War
industries Board calls attention to
the fact that no permits or licensed
will be reunited by the Board for pub-
lic highway improvements and State
pavements “hen eXprcsslv approVed
in writing by the United States High-
ways Council. The llighways‘ Coun-
, cll calls ll‘iS statement to the atten-
ition of state, county and city officials.
W 3rome of alarm have shown confusion
as to what Federal approval is neces
More Than 6.000 Applications Have
feet a wage award made by the adjust-
ment board of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. An agreement was
reached at a conference last night. it
was estimated that 5.300 employee
failed to appear for work yesterday.
cUnitcd States Fmplo3 menf‘Ser
ticuh 14 now tepresenied in the mem-
.Iitetsiiip of tho Council The other
Federal {treaties represented are the
I\\' ar Dopattt. tent. Railroad ' dminis
Save Your Hair! Make it Thick. Wa- ttaiion r‘uel. Administration Var lu-I
V7. 51035! and Beautiful at due tries B: mi and Bureau of Public
Once 4Roads of the I. S Department of AM
1"in as you will. after an applied ~. .
tion of DandetIine, you can not find a
single trace of dandruff or falling
hair nndayottr- scalp will not itch. but
what will please vou most will be
after a few 331 eks' use. when you see
new hair. lin‘I anti downy" at fire1-~
sit over the scalp. _
A little [underlai- lmmcdiatelt don
Isles the beauty of younluir. No dif-
ference how dull, faded. brittle and
scram. just moisten s cloIh with‘
Faustino and carefully draw it
throat your hair. taking one mil
strand It swim. The effect its his
mutilate m smalls m but: an!
new ”it”! cutawa-
W or this-«mt- so w
W“! ham firms and tutti
m the humans on saw ed "a!
Price
Satisfaction Goat-sauteed or Mons,
' Ref funded
PrepmdahdSoldBy
Stillson-lPowell Corn»
Norwalk
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so mm It
designated by President Wilson
as
USER" DIV
this Bank will be open until
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