mm”, MAY 30, .1919
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l Regent Theatre
i SUNDAY, JUNE I
ONE DAY ONLY.
The l'ainlicsat of Screen Actiwssis.
i , Gladys Leslie
l‘: a Tale of the
“Miss III... From Dixie”
IR little BI lli- (ll Dixie becomes
_‘ Iltws no;
l-‘atly”
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Matinee. 3 o’clock.
Ttegent Theatre
House of Quality and Re-
finement"
TODAY
. MEMORIAL DAY
% SPECIAL
“FALSE FACES"
\t'ith the Popular Actor
HENRY WALTHAL
llII- disappl‘illance of “The Lone
\Ioli' puzzles the aulhmities.
A Pathe Review
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Showing Slow Motion Picture.
And a Comedy
Satu rday
Madlaine Traverse
“THE DANGER ZONE”
A woman of stage 01 of society
IIIIlI-s. Dow honoi mean hei lilo
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A Two Reel Comedy
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Notice
“ith the installation on June
Matinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
Today
GRAND HOLIDAY BILL
-'I——Acts of Hizh Class
Vaudeville—5
And Rollicking Metro Comedy
Hale Hamilton
t‘reator of \‘l’allingford,
"After His Own Heart”
*lnw (lid Sally szrve her lover
»IIII the, hands of a maniac? Don't
in
:. I55 Ibis amazing and amusing
Illlt'(l_V drama.
t SATURDAY,
Vaudeville
‘-l II lt‘ \\'aleamp in Fifth Episode of
“THE RED GLOVE "
<I-e the Pool of Lost Souls and
l .- pare f0: thrills.
ill lflE lfllllllts
REGENT TH EATRE, SUNDAY
Gliiys Leslie in “Miss Dulcie Fro
Dixie, " Roscoe Arbuekle in “Love.
l ”U Arbuckle whose new Pan-1n any quantities
mount eoniedI, “Love" is announced
il.‘ an entirely new and original Veg
li(le- will be seen in that WT
at the Regent
title Itself A
ties for
And Travelogue
Monday ’
Elsie Ferguson ‘
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Eugene O’Brien
”in—
"Under the Greenwood
I the new special Regent orches:
a the admission will be 20c. in-
Ituding war tax.
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all heiress.
approve of her "Sir Knight." , I
And the‘ Irresistible
I I “Fatty” Roscoe Arbuckle.
ln llis First Run Paramount-AIbuclde Ileleas»~.
‘ ‘ LOVE.’ 9
A Production That. Is Just Out!
lilll> from an old fashioned.
boiling. palpitating love.
UNDER THE AI'SPIC‘ES 0F
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, SOUTH NORWALK COUNCIL, NO.1253
Admission
(Inctu ding War Tax).
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Sunny South,
and her “Aunt John"
higlrwhceled bicycle into love-
Don't Miss it!
20c
Evening. 8 o’clock.
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lloyt’s Theah‘e
Evening ........ 7:15 and 9 o‘Clock
Matinee ............. 2:15 o'Clock
Tonight—4:15 and 9
Bessie Barriccale
in a’ Domestic Drama.
“Josselyn’s Wife"
“'hen mot her
look out.
FORD WEEKLY
First Clan Comedy.
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Saturday
(Three Shows)
2:15. 7:15 and 9 ,p. m.
Gladys Leslie
lll \‘imgruph Pllotoplay.
“A Stitch in Time"
Also, Tom Mix. in
“SHOOTING UP THE MOVIES."
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starts to vamp.
Ithe wounds inflicted lII (upld? it is
safe to saI that it loII- ever had a flin-
n_I side it is .IilIIIllatIlI piesenttd ill
this (omI- -dI
AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Henry Wa' tnall In “The False Faces,"
a Pathe Review and Comedy.
lIIin Y. Willat \Iho dir‘I-(teti
False Facet-l." the superb Paramount
\rtci‘aft special feature production by
Thomas H. lncc. is a well-known and
highly skilled maker of film dramas.
Among his Iecent pictures was “1th
Law of the North." in which Charles
Ray was the star. .\ir. “’lllat has
made of Louis Joseph Vance's storv
a piodur-Uon that can hardlI be sur-
passed fol thiills and suspense.
The atmv of “The False Faces‘ is
"The Lpne
“’oll‘" who lam: since has lefoxmed.
zis an intelligent officer on the trail
of a notorious am who is responsible
for the death of LanInrd‘s IIit'e asd
child
ship. as well .Is (‘ecIIliII Brooks
.‘He does not feel inclined to do this as
no mention is made of what he is tx
ported to do in return but. being of an;
adventurous spirit. finally (if-CidlS to
'accept. He is taken to a larcc- house
where he meets a doctor. it is then
that he learns of the Him
in: scheme for which the doctor \I":~‘ll '
es to use him.
Bessie BarriSeale in “JOSSélyi.' 5 W fa"?
least one hob-l I'.
caie,
is appearing in productiom ior Prhil‘ .
itoIA Mutual dislikcs the word
when applied to an
:ion.
lovelv
which will be display d at lloyt's thin»
- trc today.
“i am interest-d in e‘elHlIir. that
has a bearing on my Dillft'.’ si n off
course. that Intans that I am III)
much interested in life and so! ial p o" 3
lems.
are not simplI' “hat is called a ‘lioziby'
II ith me;
( hiIls. petunias. tulips
.\'eil roses i> a delightful r(]¢l\'.ill(ln
and :I labor of lOIc to in‘.‘
Miss llal'I'iSIale’s.gardI»n and con-
servatory at her hunzalow near Iloily-K
wood. (‘alit‘ornia. is a wonderlul [“3111
and has become famous as containinz.
the most exquisite and varied collec-‘
tion of floral specimens in
t‘allfornia.
become for tourists.
star has had certain davs se
"visiting"
5 lot
'the beautiful llwn at Hillside hI anl
:error the ‘play has been announced ml
' one papei
'The time
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AT HOYT'S THEATRE TODAY.
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Also High Class Vaude‘iilc. 3
Most motion pi(tmc stars true on
.\liI~B .ie llairh‘:
the Winsome blonde of. ‘rI: , \\ It
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
aromas, CIGARETTES,‘
PIPES and, TOBACCO.
TARLOV BROS.
Up-to-Date Cigar Store
Mahackcmfi Block, So. Norwalk
Tel. 1581
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artistic Ilil'ur :
“it sounds loo much like a pct name
some foolish capricI. ea: 'Ii the
little star of Joselyn'.» ‘.\""~-.”
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But i do lOVP'flOiY‘IlV. They:
the?
“To potti I
art a passion.
.Iround among
and
m or-
\lt. I . c‘lall
southern l
'50 popular has the place!
that the dainty!
aside 35.
days.
lourooon PLAY TO BE GIVENI
AT HILLSIDE SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON AND EVENING. l
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Rehearsals are goiniz on Ilzorouslvl
the outdoor [slim to be inen our
for this afternoon. Friday;
is Saturday. May on
which day there will be .lVo‘O perform—
ill\('t‘~<. at four in the afternoon and ail
eightrthirty in the evening. The plan
is based on the legend of llalder. the
Sun God and tI-lls the story of thel
entry of evil into the home or the;
pods. Valhalla.
the Masque. brim: in some picturesqueg
groups through which the ac‘lnn is;
carried on. that is the struggle be-
tween Daldar. the god of Light and
Goodness and Loki. the and of Evil.
Although Baldar is slain bv the s‘I-ata-
mm of Loki. he ie finally distroyeu in
his own turn. and driven away from
the home of the gods by the niowin:
spirits in his own fai h. \Iho bring the
storI to a triumphant conclusion
The costumes are unueally art i lic‘
and the dam es of the Iarimls irroups
“'ater. the Spirit:
of the l'nderwnrld and the Spirits of
Hope and Light promise to be espec-
ially pleasing. ‘ I
Tickc‘s at firtr cents mar be ob-
tained at the school and a lame air;
diencc is expected both for afernoon
n:
o‘.
and evening. The performanN-s are
helnz so at a late hour in the after-
noon and for eiplii thirty in tiw even-
in: in order to obtain the hi ~l effl’cciq'
of the liehtinz on the laun in case
‘of rain the play will he :‘IIen on the
l first
I Week.
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afternoon of the
clear Iollowinx:
VICTORY LOAN SUBSCR'IPTION.
ROSTOV Mrn- . OnlI' {TI _I.t‘ItI_I\IIl‘
of the $127,223,730 subscriptions to the
Victory Liberty Loan obtained in NM"
England will be acceptiil by the gur-
crnment. the libertr loan-{omiuillee
announced todav, The district quota
was ”75.000.000.
the total of individual subscript‘on“
for the district was 817822. as com-
on
'pal'ed with more than 1.60000" in the
' Fourt h loan.
He meets the spy on a steamy
who
is in possession of a secret document‘
which the spv and his confederates
are determined to obtain She intiusts
a cylinder containing the document to
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Tht ave-race subscription
Subsr-rfilers by states were
\lussaclmsttts. JIII‘IJTR;
New [Ti-Ipschlre. 50.-
29.3l7: Rbode island.
17.2.2336.
was $352.
as follows:
Maine. 53.476:
11?; Vermont.
66.413: Connecticut.
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and LanIard tlnown OI erbonrol
AT PALACE THEATRE. TODAY
Hale Hamilton in Metro Production.
“After His Own Heart," Also Vaudc
ville.
"After His Own ll’ealt."
pin: {\letio play which will be the It
traction at the Palace theatre todaI,
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The story. written by
Vt' eekly
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is a production of unusual orig l
, inality. .
Em Am“ “.1... l 'Tlckets ............. ,
llama and published in the All Story;
has a powerful plot which
tells of a Ioun: millionaire who,“m on first clear day following)
through the io~s of his wealth. tact“.
the prosper: of making a lillng forl
himself Whilt pondering his difficult
problem he receiIes a stlange letter
offering him a huge sum of montI in
exchange foI one month of his time. l
ANNOUNCEMENT
Keencumminz Farm
(Formerly Nowill Farm)
NORWALK FOUR CORNERS
New Canaan Avenue and Carter St.
PURE ICE CREAM
Home-nude, with real cream. De-
llclously flavored with vanilla bean,
chocolate, coffee and fresh fruit.
SOLD AT FARM OR DELIVERED
in Nor-walk, New
nodBonflrNorwslk. at your
I SATURDAY.
the grip-,
LIGHT l
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On Lawn of Hillside Schooll ,
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Prospect Hill Norwalk !
At4P..:.Mandat830PM ,I
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.50c
(In case of rain play will be giv
Retort Point I
PARK
South N orw_alk. Conn.
. Dancing livery Evening
Picnlc'llatcs New Open
‘hnllhy‘H A ‘
Tile various scones ln'e
CASH GROWS , ._
QUICKLY
to wcrk
in‘erest
your
secure.
when put
promptly
Make sure
funds -are
A
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Start an account in
PEOPLE'S
TRUST COMPANY
South Norwaik. Ct.
I Per Cent. Interest
:1 on Savings
Accounts
No matter who you
are or where you are
This electrical iron is
for you.
Don’t iron all day——
you can do it in a few
hours with this
Msrern Eleéric
[RON
You need it-—-you want
it. We have it. Get it.
ALBERT D. MORGAN,
84 Washington St.
JUNK
“'e are paling the highest man
keI prices for all kinds of Junk
and Second-hand Furniture.
Call or send postal to
H. JAFFE CI ASH,
37 Fort: St. Tel. 499. E. Norwalk
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HEMSTITCHING
. Buttons Covered
Marshall: and Furs Remodeled
TUTTLB SHOP
84 N. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
THE CARE or TREES
Spraying, prunmg. bolting and surg-
C'Y .
Tree: Removed
Orders for fruit tree spraying should
be placed now
JOSEPH CORN ELL & SON :
Tree Specialists and Entomologist.
Dhnnp 12013 7
Norwalk '
--Try a Sentinel Vi’ant Advertise-
'rnent.
MAY 3lslt_
and Ammcan ‘Y vie
I DISEBA W.
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pound Will Sharpen Ten Mowers Once or One
lower Ten Times.
Why Pay $1.00 to $1.50 When You Can Get a Better Job for 5
Absolutely Guaranteed to Do the Work
ClOVER
Wm coumiD
5 GEN rs AND 5 MENU res
—— WITH —.
:2. Push the
1' Adjus‘ base blade forward and back 7
In a“ men it contact
as possible with each
rotary blade for entire dozcn times, up .
length. Don't set too ”1“ blad“"' and V
tightly together. in“ “‘9’“ ”3 "
sharp
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4. VI'ipe off
L’Apply CloI'er (‘om- pound; blade: the!”
cut newspaper ’m
pound entire length of
much rotary blade with
finger tip.
sharp shears; If not.
_ploceed agalnum
until they do.
and Give lint re Sat sfaction
BOYS May Join our KLEAN KUT KLUB
And we will show them how they m earn from $2 to $5 a
week sharpening mowers in their spore time.
One 14 year old boy reports earnings of $12 in two weeks.
THERE IS ALSO A KLUB PRIZE.
Write to MIKE CLOVER, NJRWALK, for full particulars.
Albert D. Morgan,
84 \Yashington street.
Fox Cycle and Hardware 00.,
108 \Vashiugton street.
Albert P. Gel: ebe,
‘2» \\ ashingtou street.
M. P. Dunne.
209 East \Vashinngu street.
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—FDR SALE BY—
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, r. E. Lockwood and 60.. J: Rosenfield,
39 \\'all street. all) \‘l’ater street.
The Boston Store, W. 8. Guyer and Son, ‘5
Main and'Wall streets.
The Norwolk Hardware Co,
45 Main street.
A. J. Collins 00.,
-l‘_’- 18 North Main street.
State street. \Vesiport.
Silliman Hardware 00.,
New Canaan.
C. W. Lounsbury I Sons,
Darien.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
fine room- by the day or week. Stem booted. electric
um: on: gas Pin. Gat- attach-d; also Restaurant. Italian
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Garner Monroe and Chestnut Btl.
BOSCH SERVICE STAT!
STARTHIS m ammo TONS, 0?
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g Vaast Bros. Gate 9 ‘
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19—... ' . 2555.-
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New Lshowirig
Summer Presses
5 SPOT CASH $
for Partial or Paid Up
Liberty Bonds
War Saving Stamps
, Wodummfinywrwmmmmuy
month. mouth-traits; “Wmm'm
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Norwalk Chronicler