Even.. 7 fl -9.
TOD AY
..1 ts at I} 13h Class
V audeville—S
'... 1‘..111'.1'.~ l'it lure.
5:11:11 anee of
Jimmy Vailey"
? 1.1- 11. 11', (I'il‘f'lth
' l7'v‘l'lllJt' Stars.
. \1itl1
2:2'111(iislt
Robert Harron
l?.i11l:il l‘htttopltty
_- 11;». 1111,».
.. t':'tl1:'
of rural
picture should
finest 1- rer shown
. TT AND JEFF CARTOON.
Saturday
. Vaudeville
1 \lltl Fourth Bl'lhtltl“ of
“The Red Glove”
E ‘ ;_ :1iuring Marie \Valcamp
v
ill lfll lHEAlRES
‘ REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
~1.' Marguerite Clark in “Mrs.
4.95 of the Cabbage Patch." “The
"5an Eaglet," and a Comedy,
1:11tt't-l1 years-1e ago Hugh Ford was
-.:1i2ed as one the ablest directors
1... legitimate stage. In this can-
1 he produced "Mrs. \Viggs ot' the
Pauli." both in this country
: in London. and the play by Ann
«1' lord Flexner, which was a drama-
rmn ol the novrl by Alice "Hogan
. . was 1110521 successful and lield the
:1‘ for many years.
\lrs. “’izzs of the Cabbage. Patch."
~ now been picturized for Paramount
Hugh Ford with Marguerite Clark.
‘ liliit'
)Regent Theatre
i
"The House of Quality and Re-
fmement"
~
Today
131.21111' .md l'n'mi z'tutite
MA Rt UERITE CLARK
111 tn. {11:1 llun Par: -mount
5;: .ccss.
“MRS. “"GGS OF THE
CAR] AGE PATCH"
ll 1011‘ 11 e (‘rl11'l:. .ts
”Hit l"-l\ 1111.1)
tisiti‘ to I11 lp t'olltr'.
TI‘ 1* (‘il‘l SL” 1111
u out e
.v,
11.”) _.
l‘t n‘\
.11\ .1_\s
'l‘i 'tute.
“W 1e Golden Eaglct"
.\ '111\ 01 (l‘lthOI d digit
sutp; ises.
(I “ll
And a Comedy
Special Admission . ......
__._..
Saturday
( onstance Talmadae
In lie-1 Stlcct "l‘1.u11111h.
“Mrs Leflingwell' 5
Bo OWE
ll \o'ut husband is suspicious ol
sillx Slip} N 11*. Min.” hi 111 to we; -tl1is
tlt‘t1,z1':1111.
Pearl W hite
In the Fintl Fpisoilt of
"The Lightning Raider"
A Travelogue and Comedy.
Monday and Tueslav
Anita Stewart
e. 1" i1 1 National I’rodttttion
“The Midnight Romance”
“.— ._..-.--__ .._
Lovey Marv. that delightful creature
whose pranks in the story won her so
many juvenile admirers. The picture
is :1 remarkable one in many respects,
its situations bein': dramatic and its
heart-appeal to old and young alike.
irresistible.
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
Lillian Gish and Robert Harron
“The Romance of Happy Valley." Al.
so Five Acts of, Vaudeville With
“Pep.”
in,
._ fl“
‘WNMWJVJ‘JW‘ CWW
imam-e of “11723:. Valley."
Ethere is something more
EMuhel Normand.
Hoyl’ 5 Theatre
Eening ........ :15 and 9 o'CIock
Tonight
Mabel Normand
Star of ".‘Iir'kiy" in
“The Venus Model”
The story ol‘ :1 {girl who found a
, t‘wr: p.119 in a bathin': suit.
Saturday
Mat inne
Constance Talmadge
111 Sparkliuz Comedv
“The Studio Girl"
Tulmadgr“ follows her rc—
rcnt succms in "The llonnymoon"
with another delightful comuly.
'ADMISSION ......... 11c and 17c
and l-Iw nin:.
SiirS
which is on
view a" the Palace Theutrt today is :1
. ~'11ttetl1 photomay with situations of 1w-
culiar {111111.11 and tremendous drama'tit-
power. Mr. Griffith never has di<-
1'1l:t_\'ed his genius as producer to great-
er adVanta'I." titan in this (‘Xt'r-lll'nl
photoplay. l.iilian Gish. Gourm-
rett. Robett Ilarron and Kate
are the principals of the cast.
I 1111'-
lit 117-11
AT HCVTS THEATRE, TONIGHT
Mabel Normand in, “The Venus Mod-
el." is Charming in a Bathing Suit.
Mabel Normand is called upon in
ht 1' latest th'ltlwxn photoplay. "The
Venus Model." to do many unusual
thinw, such as designing bathing suits:
building up the Iutsluess or the firm
employing~ her. bringing a Young 0:1]-
legion to his senses. advertisinr a bath-
ing suit by posing in a shop window
.
everything. And
than this.
as Kitty O'Brien, re-
and wins her friend
clad in il :md~--oh,
forms a vampire
ship as Well.
In her character of the
lucky \vot'kin': girl who wins
to the post of the heart designer in tn;-
hu 1111\'»{'0-
11111111441011
the o‘er 3b ”mute of his
identity and male him only as a
promising worker. Gradually her in
terest Incomes deeper. however, and
1100!} she is L1 love with hm.
All ’1" 117d ‘10 well but hr the nppnnx'
ante “1' a shim-gill with a littntlit>llt
unnpromisin: letters written her 113-
the man Kitty 5'21" threatens
suit [or lil‘t-ut‘ll of pronti.—e. and i1 3.:
to save the Vt tins: fellow lrom the con
lattes.
sequences of his l'tllv that ){gt‘g‘ f’n“
to the woman. She 511cc 1 dx‘ in :Jtt'
the letters {1.11 he1.;1nd it is .11 1') is
moment that "The Venue Model"
«111 a differ. 11! “rpm".
“The \‘enu: Tilwlr'l" (.111.
'l‘lzcan'e tonight.
ll 3,
l.ll{("—‘.
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EPISCOPALS PICK MEN
FOR DETROIT CONVENTION
Much Business Transacted at Second
Session in New Have 1.
.\'IC\\' HAVEN. May film-Holy rom-
utuniou was celebrated :11 Trinity
(‘Iiut‘t'h yesterday 1'01" (It'leumes tn the
Episropal diocesan ((I‘\\'I'Y1?lt)fl Tt’hit‘h
later took up toutine buriness ult‘t-h
int'lutletl t'lettitms (it :1 ..~;,,,.1mg um
mtttn- :mil ti: 11mins tn the .~_\'n"u. A
number of committees made repotls
on matters t'onsidt-t'l'tl at the I.1.-:\lio—
cesan convention. The committee on
constitution and canons lttn'inat l’on‘sid.
(1rpd the proposed rcpt ul of that purl
of (‘auon \'Ill wl'it'h 11'1122res tun (‘Ul'
loetiens annually for 1111‘ nusszu'mry
society of the diocese. 1'~:'1:111n1:'n-:'.ed
that the canon .1' i'el'tinml,
(In thH '111‘ ~-"-'1n HI rotation of :111‘Yn
luv-ship 11:1 the stutttlitt: ('omtmtwe
the ('ommifrt e was :12:1L11~t any (mange
on a 111.1.Al1w1 ul around. the ..1.tin
titnpoml having been '.1 drop :1' wast
one member :1 year :1'1tl prev. 1 r.»-
Tttd drafts of changes on llllPt
‘ ln'.'
_—--s.—.-——-___.
election.
members whoseaerrice is of value
The committee was oppose: to
Echanges in the canon rr-la in: to thu :
finance committee and dioces 1n :mas-
met as proposed last 19:11. It suomit'
C'. l\
111:- ‘ters and referred to it 1elatin'1 In
(true 111.1111“. church “ardent:
111111' 111:11i:1 to
llaitill wars.
The
melt-(Teacup: lo.- 11..
1
lit~:11'tl (11' l\1'l:f‘:t.‘.l l‘nltwt'jzttz
LfilV‘“ a 1";)ort oi some l"‘.l'.:"ll 5:117:15 :-1
1111' point. “It is t‘\ itlt‘n‘ to H"
llltlLll‘rl‘lt‘lll"l\'l‘lx \e "1‘1 21th
:1 nt'“ e ':1 in the fit id (11 1sliztr'11s - 211
( .ttion 'md in inner. '1l .1 11~tatt 1111 '1? o“
the \altit- and 111111 - (.1' itiigiouu
cation."
Diocesan Tl‘t":l>\ll‘l"l‘ 3min B. 9:11,“.
in his 1'iepor rhoutd that 11.11“ alps
Contribute 11 3.1.7 94 during' the 1» (Llltl
lll'll with 1'llano.1n 9 ll)" the but: ‘I‘.(‘l’
carried forward is SLIM.
A TOPOH Was ziren lty
d1111'on of the year's work.
The delegates to the general (-tin-
vention at Detroit elected are: Rev,
\\'. .\. 1.:1t'dsly of New llilVl'Yl. liet.
J. N. Lewis of \\'aterbury. Rev. J.
Chauncey Linsley ol‘ Torriztaton. and
Rev. P. 0. Senillt- ot‘ New 11.12011
The Inity d0l1‘fttlt s are .l1tt‘12e t‘...;-t',;:. 1'
(Name of “'ntertmvn. C, l.. l‘t‘nH' .1’
Har'foi't! and l‘ttr 0:1 ‘lan- "6".l 1.: ~‘ '
lizu'I-‘n The :‘Mtti‘riz P'\"'t!“" ' ‘ ‘1
hers elected are: Rev. “f A. Howdy
Irv. lim‘, .l. C. Linslt-x not RH.
(ieorgze M. Thompson 11! Greenwich.
a. I...
(Illl'
ettt'lt :11111
Determining Day or N 5’1“". Leog‘H
'l‘l'. 1' l: 110 .h ot thi night at 1111‘. time
(‘1 tun \. '-t 11m\ h' fm‘t‘td h\' “111' tipli-
ln ten the Ill :10 ti i111: suns lis‘
ing. l‘oubl n: the titee 1' its stt.1t
“ill ' he the lt 11:1“ 111 th- «l;;:1 .
“Try a bentiml \\ 1n! .\ll'\"'i‘l1'
ment.
(3 P. M.)
Palace Theatre 1
SUNDAY. MAY 2':th
Two Performances.
Benefit Of
KNIGHTS OF' COLUMBUS
Proceeds for the Soldier. Sa‘lor and Marine Welcome Home
Fund
DAINTY VIVIAN MARTIN
In Quaint Old New England Picture
“THE HOME TOWN GlRi ”
And "FATTY" ROSCOE A PRUCKLE
' In “CAMPING OUT"
(8 p. m.)
This would have discarded!
and l‘(' .
GREAT SALE OF
MILLIN ERY
AN}:
‘3.- 2 PR EC E
T' the iour choice of any Hat in the
1?: .7: as 01.0 half the regular price.
14-31;:
(we C'“ o
.1‘.» . T11: 5:81-55
SC- :EEN DOORS
11-1... .. SN and FAG. S111»
................... $1.98
FOLDlNG ALCOHOL STOVES
\‘(Hh ('(liltlt‘llqt‘d alcohol:
.dl' .‘:'t, Saturday
{1-11
' «:31
1'4 L'll-
29c
M'KEE REFRIGERATORS
ll 1 '11. 5H7“: round corners:
ga' 1311i? ttl lined; 50 lb. ire
tut} :11"'}' .......... At $15.9?
25c MAIL BOXES
Illat-lt .lapannr-d. Special...19c
98c BREAD BOXES
Jayntmntl: small size. ...... 79c
COVERED
GALVANIZED GARBAGE
CANS
Family :«izo; tetzular 79t'.At 59c
HAND FLOWS
\\‘1’th tun “howls and several
>in tools: regular $5.98
.................... At $3.98
CHICK FEEDER OR FOUNT
Fits any rile Mason Jar.At 19::
WIRE RACKS
“’ith 8 sizes of tin covers.
Set
59c
Albert F. Gehebe
‘ IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE
i 5 WASHINGTO‘J ST.
Phone 5‘: 7
- beautiful Paramoun st. , . .v 1' '. a~' '. - .- » - . .. - . '5 ‘ )1hrl .\‘ 1~ . Prom 1: Deliver
“r . . 1 \ I. .‘ t '1r in the D1111] \\ “Ilf'filll s sup. 1h plm‘ohtnx h.1tl1in,. suit (. t 1l1l1 him 111. It i o ADMISSION (Includlng war TEX) ................... 250 P Y
"1 100- 3“” (lark appears as of homely lYII‘ 1n Kentucky "A Ito :nanti.cotttes in contact wuh the son of 1
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the service whenfconditions warrant it.
The success of the line depends wholly on the support of Merchants and Manufacturers of Norwalk and vicinity.
Ship all your down freight over New York and Norwalk Line, and mark all your New York orders “Ship via.
New York and Norwalk Line.”
D0cks--New York, foot of 5th Street, East River, Pier No. 57, New Yoi'k City.
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We are pleased to receive any suggestions for the improvement of our service.
promptly attended and investigated.
Address all CommuniCations to the New York office.
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WE THANK YOU
NEW YORK & NORWALK LINE, Inc.
NM f;
To Manufacturers and Merchants of
Norwalk, South Norwa k, Danbury, West ‘ort and Vicinity
The Nengork and Norwalk Line thanks you for your splendid co-operation in starting ‘our boat line
A boat lineZisfofl‘vital importance to a manufacturing toWn, and the New York and Norwalk Line is ready to
meet all the:needs offiNorwalk and vicinity. , It is in the hands of a strong financialconcern who are ready to increase
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South Norwalk, Steamboat Place, South Norwalk, Conn.
Norwalk, Smith Street, Norwalk, Conn.
. GEORGE FOOT E, General Manager.
We will operate from N orwalk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, commencing June 3rd,‘1 9 19
Criticisms and complaints
0
store and '
11.111 iGlt SltH it'll ShOll‘tRS
SAUCEPAnS
ALU'MlNUWl
CALVANIZED \VA' .,~.2
...... $1.33
SANZFLUSH
PORCELLA
_.. Emu-11m 11 11!» and f'l‘flli‘e'.
2 can: for 29¢
lZ-ih. Lle'N MOW‘ERS
\VlIlt 5; Illa-‘1' :-. .1 1 '. -ial)l~’ in any
FLOWER BOXES
' windows (11‘ .port 11;
painted green »
25c GLASS VASES
1 tor large Hem flowers
STRAINERS
llnml painted. '
“mum“. "
Norwalk Chronicler