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"One of the Finest”
'l 1111:11tcr cannot mar‘r} a. l
.:1.“ said the millionaire. i
11 Tom Moore is that con—3 i
A Ford Weekly. ;
And Comedy i
Thursday and Friday
’l'ln- l>imunitive Actress,
cess
A GIRL’
woman haters. the beauty
and a certain voung
.i‘i1ii'h'
ll1-- woods.
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Pathe Weekly
Pathe Review
Comedy
. i \RGUERITE CLARK‘
'. l‘u- l-‘llst Run Paramount Suc- ‘
Monday. June 30
Annette Kellerman
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“Queen of the Sea"
Coming ! l !
Mary Pickford
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“Cap’n Kid. Jr.”
The Home of Screen Delights
"1111 Moore, in
tamed creator of
\Ym'ld"
Today
i). \\'.“'(lrifl‘1th Presents
Lillian Gish
and Robert Harron
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“True Heart Susie"
Another great romance by the
“Hearts of the
and “Birth of :1 Nation.“
MACK SENNETT COMEDY
REILLY'S \NASH DAY
HOLMES‘ TRAVELOGUE
Thursday
1‘. 1'I:i:’tll and l’omzlzu'
Enid Bennet
In I'uramcunl l'l‘otlul‘ticn
"The Haunted Bedroom”
shr- l::1d never experienced such
:1 night as that spent (in the trail Of
'l1:ll
Jiifiil.
shadowy. cold. menacing
Friday and Saturday
. Alice Joyce
In “The Third Degree"
to her reply. So she sets about to hare
her father cause Larry’ s dismissal. 1m;
‘stead of this, howeIer. he is Ifleduced 3
n-but 1“!
on the screen and aside from crest-i
ing a spooky atmosphere, give some
wonderful artistic pictures.
to the rank of plain clothes ma
not before Frances Hudson has been
‘saved by him when her life is in peril.
terferance and the”
tan hs the more. .
1; isn't.
THRIFT BANKS
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:s rem-s
Peevishly she resents his timely in-
pliceman onlyl
Assigned to guard her sister 5 well-1
ding presents. Larry again meets the:
girl he can t forget and she hasn' 1 fob
gotten him, either.
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
THURSDAY AND FRID
Marguerite Clark, in “Three Men and Avai
Girl.” Pathe Weekly and Mack
Sonnett Comedy
A delightful slow in every respect.‘
"'Three Men and a Girl." Marcueute
Clark's latest Paramount picture ewhich;
will be shown at the Regent theatle!
Thursday and Friday. is based upon.
Edward 'Chllds Carpenter‘s stage suc-
'cess. “The Three Bears." which was
produced at the Empire theatre \‘e1v
York. in October. 1917
i The theme deals with three men. all
‘of them woman haters. and a vivacious
Igirl who. to escape an odious marriage,
finds refuge in the summer cmp where
the men had gone to escape women.
One of these Christopher Kent. is
pursued b1'.:1 woman. while Julius
Vanneman :1 violinist hates. women~
kind becuse he was jilted. Dr. Henrv
Forsyth. the third of the bears, as Syl-
via iYeston the si1l.calls them. is thc
self-constituted guardian of the others.
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the screen is remarkable
thedeoired effects Mr. ‘Ince set a newl
ed to the chara’er of a newspaper1
AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY
“True Heart Susie."
In her new character of “True Heartl
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Susie" lillian Gish has to surrenderi
i are Imprinted above the building. The 3
iher greatest asset and dear friend a
cow to which she has become greatly
attached. When she goes into the
field. the. cow approaches. stands con-
tentedly near. sniffs at her shoes. calm-
erwise dcmonstartes her affection.
thc Palace theatre. today.
\Vhile taking the scenes. Miss
was so impressed by the friendliness
of the c011 that she made it a pet and
11 hen work 11' as 0191' aftel E.e1el at (1111
she Donald 1‘ c animal it is the first
or :1 herd .\l is (‘iih hopes to ha\ 1‘ some
day. although it 111:1) go as :1 slit to.
her sister. Dorothy. tol it is the first
cow Miss Dorolhv ever could fonlle
without disaster.
Gish
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PALACE THEATRE THURSDAY
room," Also Christie Comedy.
.\ 1111'stc.".' that-
thc start an] holds vou fascinated 1111-
till the end of the picture. is
Haunted Bedroom." Thoma" H.
latest Paramount piclule.
dainty Enid Bennett. which
shown at lhn Palace theatre
day.
story
lnce's
will by
M "if ltlftllllfS
AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Ford Weekly and a Comedy.
n: . 111‘ the finest." is Ton: noon-'5
t; fidv 1'11 picture. which comes to Avon' by-ihC-Seay N- J0 é
lt- 41-1‘1' theatre, today. Not only: Li/Cllltd directly on the j,
1‘ ..'1"Il'rian_\' number of delightfu
- in I'm-- way of startling com-f
“One of the Finest." '
aroused a southern CODIYIIUIIHV.
1ea<on for e1 et'y apparnt invasion from
3the spirit land.
Lillian Gish and Robert Harron in Ari-1
other David w. Griff' th Production,;
ly and tenderlv licks her face. and 0th.
“True Ilcart Susie" will be shown at;
Enid Bennett in “The Haunted Bed:
urips you at;
“The
stat'l'inc‘
Thurs-
\\ 1th a grace and. feeling docs Miss;
Bennett portray the character of the
newspapet 1"'epolte1 who is assigned to
ferret out :1. ghost my'stelv that has
The
actions of the weird and mvsterious;
lbeimz are locicalh explained for every
ass. ‘ »
AVON 1N \
was
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beach. fifty miles from New
Ycuk and two miles fromAs-
buI'v Park.
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suntan.»
.1 bib—9k W
1th which unusual
wracked E
To produce
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tandard in photography Tfle light-m,
effects surpass anflhing yet seeni
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Miss Bennett seems admirablv adapt-'
Clifton Cantrell is suffering from an
{attack of i1".'-poisoning which has a!-
most closed his e) es.
1 Rev. G. E. Ric liter cf Ilian"field 3'31”-
‘nue spent j."eslclday at NC'rark.\ i.
attending a meeting of the Forward
MovementL Commission of the EaStern
Confm ence of the Methodist Piotcstant
Church.
A load of hay drawn by two horses,
while turnin: from the Post Road into
“'69! avenue. o1'e1'tuz'ned yesterday 3(—
texnoon and it was necessary for 25::
man Mason. who wag convevinz the
hav. to unload it in his auto truck
1' Miss Hairiet Valentine who taught
AVAILABLE Hill
SCHOOL SHILDREN
Cardboard Banks to Aid Pupils
in Saving Outing
. Vacation.
The. School Bureau of the War Sav-
ings Committee. 120 Broadway. New
Y'all. city, has prepared for dislrihu has returned to the home of her par-
lion among clllldrcll in the schools of cats in Mt Kisco for her vacation part
New You; ('ii_\. New Yorl. stale and of which she will devote to summer
northern New Jersey little W. S. S teaching. She will return here next
Thrift banks for use during the v-ncn fall according to present plans_
timI period and ttfkccp up interest in ; Conglahle George Velie who is doing
\V. S. S. and thrift. Hundred of pan k- traffic duty now dailv being poised at
ages of these banks are already in the Mansfield av enue. while Constab‘e
“13“". > Dance continues at his post under the
Children will he asked to deposll railroad hridve appeared yesterdav in
their pennies. nlcltels. dimes or other a policeman's uniform of..dark blue.
coins in this little bank while 011 their with brass buttons and At trimmingfi
vacation. so that they can start in Sun» and a cap to match.
““"i’" m 53"“ “5 regularly as ”my Mrs. C. E. Siseon and Mrs. A. L. Ray-
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It Be In ldi‘ of. l'c'l 1'y curdiioard .ugnllt at the carnival 0f the Dnrien Fire. Com-
‘ ‘ ‘ pany, are sending apeals for donations
whcn folded Into shape becomes a
. ; 1 ; ts
Sillllll box with It slit on top Into which by mail. Th” espec ally “k for 3“
mmlcy catrhc deposited. On the top
is a picture of the United States Treas-
ury Building at Washington, D. C. The
letters \V. S. S. (War Savings Stamps) .
of cand1 cake. fancy goods or money.
The carnival will be held a week later
than originally planned. beginning July
8 and ending July 1?.
Ward Stemna of Georgetown was a
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words V“'l‘hrift Bank“ are directly he- ‘,
-:.It|I On one side of the bank is n '
picture of 11 girl and a boy The little
girl is depositing money in u Tlnii‘l
Bank and the buy is counting the
change. The caption is “Save Your
l‘cnnics NU\\'." '
(in another side Is a picture of a
lolllsartwlll. with :1 teacher sitting at
her dcsl; and two children standing
lit-fore her. 011 the blackboard up»
“A Penny Saved is
The children are
[ll-111‘s the truism.
u l'cnny Earned."
(«changlug their money for Thrift
Stamps
(in the third sidi- is 11 picture of 11111
--',(llild1en Who have Irift c;'11d'~ it is
e1i1lent that the little girl is tcllim: he!
hit; hmlhcl' that sllc him another ’ihl'it‘t
Stump to pm 1- on ill'l‘ card. l'-hr\- 1p
tion is "M in"'ll11. t Stamps Plus .1
l~‘c1v ('cuts lil‘l‘llllll's 11 War 51111119
Stamp."
i (in the fourth side are shown two
3 older childI'l-n. ‘ lm are countin; ”11‘”
(in :1 “all is a ('u‘u-lular i'ur
savings.
January. 1024. The caption rcunls.
“January. lll‘Jl. You llecclvc hive Dol-
' Inn- for llch'y \\':1r Savings Stomp."
The Imitnnt sitlt- currics :1 message
lu-adcol: "Slum-thing to Work For." It
walls as follows:
“it's fun to turn your pcnofl's into
;'Jlnii't Stamps and know il1.1t you are
helping l Itch-81.1111
\ “1‘- ul somctinuw it \ cvcn move fun to
sme fol some d1 unite thin" )ul‘. want
' to hm or to do
‘ l‘ crhnps _\mI 1:1111 to an to colleze
when you get old cllull'. 'h l'l'l‘hflp" . . ,._ -_...
& H. R. R..
vale car. No. 100, a few days ago. and
inspected thn local station.
the upper grades of the DariemSprinc- -
dale school during the past season. ‘
fame effective June 30.
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meet
of both the
Lowndeses and the ”venues whose
. :mother died I fe'vjfintha 880
whose father is still living at Newport.
ll. 1.. is now being cared for. for a
while. by Mr. and Mrs. bowndes.
and
A little fox terrier belonging to Mrs.
W. D. And arson of the Post Road was
run over by an automobile a few days
‘35
the body who» injured.
for the do:
were not so serious as to necessitate
killing the animal but the" were tires-‘-
ed and ‘Izndaged. and the little animal
is’now improving.
.and its chest and other parts of
Fort unatelV.
was a great pct. its injuries
‘1'.. 31. H .
stnpned in town in his pri-
Prcsident Pierson of the .\'.
it is safe
to savdhal Mr. Pierson found that'
no station on the line was more heatlv
kept. and that no azent is more cour-
teous than Jacob Killia. i charge there
for both these facts were stated in
this column a couple of months am.
Semi. Arthur L Post. who has been
quartet-master set-scant at Fitch‘s
Home for the .Soldters at Noroton
Heights for several years. has resin-
ed that position. the resisnation to bo-
Serzt. Post.
who is one of the veterans of the (‘iVil
“'ar is one of the spryest of the com
rades at the Home. but has not been
in good health recentlv and for this
reason desired to be when ed of his
duties.
At a meeting of the former Darlen
Home Guntds. held a few nights ago
it was decided to donate the flags of
the company, which were presented
during the height of its activities by a
public-spirited resident of Tokeneke.
to the town to be cared for with its
other historic relics in the town unit.
The company ‘s campinz outfit was iti-
so presented to the Dorien Fire Com-7’
pony. Plans are also under way for
a get-together dinner to be served
My W at new” Burn Club
Little with“:
an» Anna Fuller 3 pupils. of the kin-
dergarten and Grade 1. of the nut-ten
side school, enjoyed a closing em’en
tatnment in the sghml on Thursday of-
ternoon. to which parents and others
interetsed were anited. a large number
taking adv-amaze of the opportunity to
visit the school. which was remodelled
and enlarged during the school term.
After the program, which consisted of
music. songs and recitations. Miss
Fahcy not her pupils went into the
woods nearby for an old-fashioned pic»
hit and the youngsters thoroughly en-
joyed themselves.
.‘.Iv‘ and MN Abel Dance. at ihv=i1
home. "Pal “\iew Cottage," “Vest Side
avenue Mondav evening, Celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of their mar-
riage. The house was decorated i:
gold and fellow. the effect in the even-
111:: liaht heing pleasing. The scheme
of decoration followed that of Gros\'en-
or After )UI'V in use at the last Yale
commencement. There were oVer fiftv
present. including six children and
seventecn grandchildren. The pres-
ems all of: "old or silver. were man"
and beautiful. Mr. Dance has nerv-
ed the public on many occur». ions. hav-
ing been Selectman and Justice of the
Peace. Today Mr, and Mrs. Dance are
receiving congratulations from many
friends in Darien. where both are high-
ly respected.
The list of patronessen just
nounced for the performance on Wed
ncsday nirzht Julv 2nd. at the SCI!!!"
ford theatre of “Cinderella's Sin," the
new play by Edwin Hilton Boyle, nu-
thor of “The Squaw 31111.”:th that
the presentation of Ilr. Boyle: new.
play for the benefit of the Father-less
Children
Children 5 Home will be a metal event
of the greatest importance. The list
es and Other
'3 91 1-2 Main Street
Phone 604
vou want to hm :I bi{'_\(‘it‘ or sunn-
L
5 roller skatc s or :1 tool (host or a book. -
You can have 11111 of these things if
you will only save for them.
“Think of what ~volt want most in
the world. tllcn save for It. Keep on
saving all Summcr throughout vour vu-
ication. “hon \Iilflni opens next l-‘nll
hrin: your Bank with the money In it.
Your tcachcr will 011111 it and help you
coulu 111111 sal1'i11us.l"olIil lu‘ surpris»
ml to see ho“ lillll' h vou will have
\\' hen the hank is dt'li\l‘r0tl t0 a
child an honor pledge ls signed, which
reads as, folltiWs:
“I realize that this Bank is the prop-
erty of the ( nllcd States 'l rc asuty De-
partment and ls 'o'lncd to me for the
Summer only. 1 “ill use the Bank to
iamuel 60
presents .-
1.le unexpected thrills. hut Surrounded by spacious piaz- é
_ ll1~ likable star in a decidedly l 219 and extensive grounds, V? help me $1110 during mv Summer 1:.-
, . ii" ., i'!' V 71" i . 1% 1 .- ul‘i"“‘ibi' ity to the beach 7/ (-1.11ion I i‘mmi‘t’ l" “rm" H “Wk t0
' ‘ ‘~ 1" ..1.r‘ “‘_e" dgé 11111:.1 1.: i1 1-:1'tc'1‘1arl) desha- 5% Lchool next September l" "ml" WW“- ,
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in liw indiionahle park com 1% dren. ‘ 7. lugs for Thrift St Imps and “or Sav
.5 h :11, i? Dancing. Bathing. Boating; E}; 11125. Slamps.‘
_ ,1. 1.“... mp1,..- in the‘% Tennis, Go: 1', Fishing. 5% -«—~-«-—-——-—'- ’
' i“ "“ ““‘ ““9 ‘ {y Write for boo'1<'et_and infor- g
~ of 2-5.; duty when he m-l% matiot‘l. 7: ', i
1 .-1..-l.11'r limousine and 1c? % ll / l , ' E
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N; v11. vs. vii that her cllaut ix/fi Proprietort. if; t
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“RAND BAZAAR
find Lawn Fete
On The Green
l-‘1 iday and Saturda)’
June 27-28
.7 31‘}. :‘fiL Ci First Cflngrega'
‘ : Ti Church Building Fund
1
. 3:1. , -1 Attractions for Children
Saturday; .
Us: 11.21 -1d Fancy Articles
-. For Sale
.:1x‘1rcns Rompers. Infants’
Outfits, Etc. .
Inches, Cakes, Pies and
_ Bread .
“l lchcious Luncheon 501:
served in Parish House
day, rain or chino
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Retort Point
P All K
; South Norwalk. Conn.
Dancing Erery Evening
i Picnic Bates Now open
Shore Dinners and a-
ia-Carie Service
Special Attention to
(1 Basque
‘3'.
THE BEST POTATO ;
‘srmrsa ’
Also for most leaf eating in-
sects and many ‘blights.
One Spray Serves Both
Purposes .
AztbefiD M012??? V,
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How handsome Lang/anion
an heiress in a .
dome: low
I mam MCI”.
“Modifies; truth”
lerE. 000 Mrs Hughb. b
(”binaries F Dean. am. W
Mrs Edward C. Hoyt, .1"-
Lapham.
Howard Stout Ndlson If“. ;
ton. \frs Edward ‘1'. Pl
Louis ii Porter. Mrs 1' '
”ilobcrl Whittaker.
and til-‘lt' efforts will
the two descrvln'z charities.
less Children of France and
fold Children‘s Home. ‘ «
r'liirh was hlzilt from phat
11?: ' er 1". n direction cf Mr.
3'. x prr. anal rt pres scnlltlx‘g.
(‘tarmoz d on Friday (I
The costunws,
ale. will he dclhered at the
and this vlill enable Mr. ‘
stage diIchtm “illiam Bo",
r91 elal drc s rehearsals at Q '
ford theatre
I‘md want
the first presentation of
Sin.‘ and besides the
al there will also be a a .
al for the many lights,
used in the Nov.
is now rchem sin: daily with
at Mr
the “Wickiup " at Dolled.
Come one. come all.
Both great and Sinai.
To the lawn feta
On the Great.
And you'll declare M 7
an- .
there. .
lt' s the best show you
June 27 -28. .
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South Norwalk Evening
you desire the best res
of patronesses includes the prominent able.
of fiance and the Stamford ,
wr: u: now mrmn 1'0 m'r Your.
Higher-ode fires and Tubes, Ga,
ms Am
Smith & Morriso
For Charter for Excu
Steamer Mercha
Holidays and Sandal
New York-Norwalh Line “ '
South Norwaill.
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HOTEL
or week Bum hon-I.
CENTRAL
«yin
and chestnut Sta.
311.. DM'ld H
M 1's. Charles St:
anr . ‘ ac ahead!
which are
Both Mr Rm.
(ver1 detail
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Prices
Attention to Ford Owner
SALE OF HONEYCOMB RADIAT
THIS WEEK ONLY
$ 2 3 . 0 0
Radiator Repair Shop
26 Main St, Norwalk.
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“Tops for Tots’
Washable Ploy m. made in sensible styles,
for children 6 months to B yin.
models are with. and other: have little touch-I
that min then look man.
59c to s,
64:54
yet
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