RIDAY JULY 11.19.19
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Eitegent Theatre
2 Orchestral Melcdy
one!1 of t .19111 gives a quaint touch of
realism to 1"The Kingdom of- Youth. "
Exladge Kenneth s newest Goldwyn
Pictulc which comes to We Palace
. theatrc today.
Mrs. Ella Rice inherits the \aSt Rim:
‘9 tate at the death of her husband who
for years hut. been the guardian of
Jimmy Belts. :1 college you‘t‘h'. Mrs.
11119 has alwaxs been fond of. Jimmt',
11m nov 91 1.11.1 so much as when Jimmy
\ isiis 11111 :1‘1‘t1-1' commencement. For
111-1111.: "1 (111 n to be a handsome young
man. J n1 :11v (meets her fen enth.
lilkil’lf‘f her in his arms atl noggin:
fashion. But that 1111::
Before the end of the
Rice fall-1 in love
5 20 Degrees Cooler in
The Regent
Evening 20c.
Tod av
«ruin; (it :11.» Drama!-
ir \lflali‘lHDlt’CO '
HE TEST OF HONOR"
F- rst Run Paramount Production.
31:11.}. 13:21.1.innal
_ actor.
OHN BARRYMORE
A “Tit
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f 11:1.111.n_ '1'“ her in boyish
1111 its her head.
lil'<t day's \'1.~'i1 Mrs.
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wz'll him
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To \1 in him she must find a fountain
’en lantt‘.
tutj 11-13111: \1';‘il
:‘l‘tli’p'll 1-1 unsung; :1 ”1‘ 10111.11.
AT PALACE THEATRE. SATURDAY.
Gladys Leslie in "Too Many Crooks,"
Also Eleventh Episode of. “The Red
Glove."
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Pathe Review
ing Slow Motion PicturES
And a Comedy
.lcan Page. who won the highest
st'rccn honots “'hf'il featured by Vi! a
staph in 0.il1'nt'v su‘lject's and who
1:111'r was seen to great advantace in
Saturday
11 r- 51' 'tl‘t)‘.1- (‘nnnnedlcnnc
ABEL NORMAND
21011111 (ii ilcr (11(11 Tr; umplis
HEN DOCTORS
DIS AGREE"
l'llit s punctulf’tl romance 1133
(0111514 in
Gladys Leslie Picture winch. will be
seen in the Palace thcatrc- on Saturday
Miss Paige 11110 combines rare pct '«on
u a ((1111 spondt- 11c.
’ screen acn'ess. is a native of‘lllinois.
w 110 has don-'- all Mr screen work with
\‘itagraph.
'Too .\lan\ (‘ rocks" is adapted from
in tlw Sixth Episode of
'v tinsel themMyW—hernmflu 1
to take with her parent.
Ont-the same train is John Turner.
(Walter Hiers1.a hard -worklng carpet-
layer. Possessed of a doctor's pass
and bag of instruments. he is fleeing;
from a fancied‘crime. He is terrified
when addressed as "doctor“—-too:
frivhtencd even. to respond to \lillie's
flirtatious eves But the minx deter-.
mines to make an opportunity to snare
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AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY
John Barrymore. in “The Test of Ham,
Pathe Review and Comedy. l
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Appearing in one of the strongest
roles in whirl: he has appeared on the
screcn. John Ba'rrymore will be seen in
his latest Paramount photoplav. "The
Tom of Honor. ” at the Rezcnt theatre
todav Tiler; are few more popular
actors that Mr. Barrymore. who is
cqually well .known as commedian and
dramatic. player. I
In his latest starring vehicle Mr.
Barrymore is seen as Martin Wingravc.
a _\ounz Birginian. who loves 11 mar-
ricd woman. W hen her jealous hus-i
b:' nd intcrf1res there is a fight in
which tho 1111:" band is knocked down
weak heart. “’incraVe is accused of
murdcr and the treacherous widow on-
enlv accuses Wingrave who is convict-
:11 charm nit' .1 decided talent as a cd and sent ,0 prison for seven years Trimmer’s
How Wincralc is finally exonerated
and finds happiness in the love of a
pine gill is shown in a series of thrill-
1:13:
A coupu'r»: monitor OF
in Ladiu’, OW. Children’s and In-
' fluff.
Ladies' Hosiery. in Lisle Thmd'
l and em: from 15c to $2.00 a pm. in
black and colon.
Mon 3 Hose, at 19c, 25c 35c and 60:.
Children’s Hose at 25c. 35: and soc.‘
Infants' Rose in cotton and cub-t
mere, in white. black and cox-dam.
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMQ HOTEL BLOCK.
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Forecast for Norwlak and Vic 1:1: 1::
Fair tonight and Saturday; modeaatc
temperature; fresh south West and
west winds. ’
WEATHER A. YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Tcmpcraiurc . Hiql-l
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77 low.
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111.1111 “3"" INN") "3195?" h‘5 an 1m- The man subsequently dies. not as a liter “ill draw a largo attendance at
9 1.1.1111 ”‘1‘ "1 “'Too \lany Crooks, the rcsult of the battle. but because of his Roton this (leninz, to witness
the
weekly display of fireworks.
The regular meeting of the Hat
l'nion was held in the G.
A R Hall last evening. Regular r0113
tinc business was disposed of.
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together with thcir two childrcn 117.1
and Bobby. azrmd tro'm Panama res
and are stopping at the home-
of Mrs. Mason's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W'illlam F. Brede. Lounsbury avenue.
Captain Masonis connected with the
adjutant-genernls’ omce in Panama.
and is «enjm'ing a months‘ leave. 5
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Mr. and Mrs. Mario Mantra. of 25‘;
Lincoln as'enue. have returned to their:
home. after a visit of two wrecks ntf
the home of their daughter and son-f
in-law. Mr, and Mrs. Bvron l.ittlcfleld.l
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If that vacn ion is to be spent in the social circle, your elm
are of paramount important». because you will b: an"?
people who have leilnré‘to criticise. 1
You can t play the game today in any old thing.
Here is everything mot for vacation days anywhere.
Our blue urge suit at 830. Ind I. Palm Beach or cool ham
$15 to $20 with white flannel trousers $10 in a. good ion“,
Rogers & Stevens
Norwalk
of Block island. Rhode island. 3
Harold and Lester Sinccwald Tho-
mas and Frank Crcam-cr. and Eli (Than
iott and Frank Vadas. Litendcd the
'Firemen's Carnival. in Doricn last
\
Mrs. James Evinzton of South Noro'
walk. a daughter of the late John E'!
and Sarah .1. Scoliritl of Hunting Ride-“H
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
ing scenes that afford \lr. Barrymore
was a guesx of relatives in Lon: Ridge ‘
the novel of the same name written 11} abundant opportunities for the display Banner Council. No 54. installed their
for a day last week.
' “The Tiger’s Trail’
“ Universal Magazine
Literary Digest
R. J. Roth and published in_tl1e All-
Story \Veckly and is the love-story of
tho society girl who gives a house parv
tv to :1 half dozcn crooks in'ortlcr to
studv them for material for 'a crook
drama she is writinc. Miss Leslie has
lllP ruin of Boston Fannie. confidence
woman and baby vamp. who want only
steals all jcwt-ls in sight. but attempts
to steal the affections of the society
nit-1‘s father.
’l‘hi- are
is. a result
onday and Tuesday
The Beautiful Actress.
7 Elsie Ferguson
'.' e First R1111 .\1'tt'r;1t't Success
e Marriage Price"
. Ruth Roland ;
:lll snrts‘ (if complications
this tlnltt'at'tl (11' party.
and :1? i111 times
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REGENT THEATRE, SATURDAY
Normand. in "When Doctors
Disagrcez" Ruth Roland. in "The
Tigers’ Trail,” Universal Magazine
and Literary Digest. '
. (-1111 $l11‘d t'mfwv
Main-l '\'.1~1u:1n(l, the vivacious. im—
pulsivc (111111113111 star. whose latest
l‘lnltlwvn Plt'lllil‘. “\\'hcn Doctors Dis-
is to "11 <11.» '.\'n Saturday at the
while she 11* alwars
pranks. distin’mishes
for them in this
he Home of Screen Del ights
.:tinee 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9
’ . Today
HUGE KENNEDY
lml-ightful in
1: KINGDOM
OF YOUTH"
if““11?ii“".1‘."81;ié‘;§
(uptnszw Miss Krnnmly in
linuvlrinl (11' Youth."
.\l.~'lt,
Tom Mix in
11.1- Rustler’s
Vindication"
AND JEFF.
Mcbe!
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lio‘l‘fix'li
protlllrlivm.
1111111. Martin 131111101 xiii-1111111111 is
sm-l‘i‘etl 1311- townspeople tr." For-
l‘} ville lmrallse her father is too stingy
to dun-s 1111': propclly. The'sariorial
honors are (11' ried off 111' Violet Kenny
tFlilZic liidjzewuvl, daughter of the
man. 1 repertoire of
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tho-a re.
girl (J
part i("ul:1l'i_\'
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Popular
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to“ 11 's 1i1' hurl
Saturday
Gladys Lesli
\'1'.1:1wpi1 l‘icture.
”Too Many Crooks"
' l."f~'llt'
tllc belle.
'-" “film “at has from a distance 111°
has sparkling role in
_- limit-(1y drama.
‘-l .1 11111 Episode of
"THE RED GLOVE."
Pathe News.
Millit
111111111. the village l)0l\ll€\ 111 pushes her
into a mud-l; pool. She confesses to
1111‘ father (Gt'lil'gl‘ Nichols) and is
1'( V1 m'tlmi mm :1 dollar because Violet‘ s
fathc-r sold the old man cotton under-
\iillie promptly 1n-
\‘t‘sls it in beauty aids and has the time
(sf 1114' lite :1111::1r. ng hot face with
creams and lotions in preparation for
911111; for Wool.
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PALACE THEATRE TODAY
» Kennedy m. "Th-.- Kingdom of
5 h," Aisc Tom Mix, i:1"The Rust-
Vindication."
Reduction in the Price of
Tires
Awning Auto Tops and
A 1:0 Supplies
One Miniat.'.re Tire Free to
Every Patron
AARON EDWIN
55 Railroad Avenue
Phone 490.
'. but true is (h.
l-i ti-{wi are
'llal not all
31511-11 have
pwt'ull .1." 'Wtf'uns‘ (11'
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of his genius.
Treaty Calls For Approval
by several Countries in tionc hr the Motor Vehiclo Department visiting Mr and \1111 D. J Lynch of
Addition to Germany
continua-fl “-01“ first “Paco. I
an 11111131011 10 hmc had .1 hand in
ll '1 plans 11.1»111 arrested.
Tina» (lli'a' (if Atncrican bacon
111111 till'ct' cars of tires and lulics.
\1 hit-h xvi-11' lllllt‘ll through to tttt-
(1t-t-ttpi1-tl (it-rnutuy as empties.
“'(‘l‘t‘ l'l‘llll'llt‘tl in (‘ohlcnz today
t'rvln the t-(lgrc (-t' the britlgchcad.
thc military polit'c alllcgitttz that
tho goods ltatl ltcczt stnlcn. ”fli-
t't-rs say that shipments untlt'r var-
inlts Prl‘lt'XlN have bl‘t‘n going: on
for \Vt‘i‘kS and possibly monthS.
and the} estimate the In“ to the
army at scvcral million marks.
I'ARJS. 'l'lltlrstlay. July It) (By
Tim Asstn'illls-tl l’l't'ssl.——'l'itc Ri-
llt'tl suprcmt' t'illllli‘ll receivctl to-
(lay (it‘llt‘l‘nl Nuttlin. of France:
(it ll‘l‘ul l)li(1lilla:ll. of “1113‘:th-
jor (icncral Sir ll. E. \Vatts. (1'1
1112112111111111111 Major ('. l‘lll“‘fll
‘ i' '» l’. Snmmorzlll (.t the
l'uitctl Status. formingr tlu- (-0111-
mlssion in investigatt' rt't- cut it 11-i-
ut Filtnu' The 1-: immissiun
“ill lt'avc Paris tomorrou for th
Adriatic.
lite-1 \idl'd\ l‘l" cntlntil itcmtl
('apt. Antlrc 'lartlit'tl. oi' lrm'u-o.
(111 the question of the Austrian
tin 111:
clt' (lttl its 1119111111" “ith a dist-us-
sitm 111 tlw acrial ('(mvcn‘ ion This.
“11.1 [WW of “W“ "‘0'“ L" to be it will 1111 ha .1111111 “-11.1 limit-11 It; walked in his sleep or
(mom and “lien 11111 latter approaches .a“ litter Allin. (- ommiwi 111 form- from his slumbers 1,) some good sam-
to {£1031 01W her coming “‘1' ml to sitttit' laws of dot-12.1 Haw-git m'itawhowartmd him of ti, comln'z of
lion lllt (t-rtaiu delegations 11(1—
111‘. ii_'\ tht' Amcrican anti Japdncm.
nculctl SllelPlllt‘lltdr) instruc-
tions from their governmcnts.
Arthur Slant-son and William Banker
jour pet! to tho him-£111 \estm'dav to
0"e 11111 Gian-'1 and the St. Louis tram
play bag Much to their disappoint
ment the game was postponed on ac
count of the rain. but they solemn a:
sort that aflcr due investigation they
found that the Polo Grounds was the
only wet place in little old‘fs'ew York.
The greater portion of of the popula-
tion of Georzetown went ,vmr from
their to cnjov their annual outing at
Roton Point. Many made/{Tie iomfilgt'
1 in motor trucks and pril'ate cars but
many more made the trip by train and
money as in former yea.:.
The order of the United American.
Meneuncoln Council No, 4 are schedul-
ed to meet at Forum Hall this cron-
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Stuth Norwalk. Conn.
3;] E1813 Evening
irnic Dales ..0w (1an
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la-Carle Service
\pecial [mention 10
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F was/011145 EVERY FRIDAY],
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Vnpwl; olected omcors at the
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meeting last evening. ' .
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A list of suspensions and revoca—
State of Connecticut: July lot. 1919 in
on file at police headquarters. i
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The rlcction ofpmcers of Court Nar-
xuk .\'n. 58 F. of A.. was again post-
poned at the regular meeting held last
evening. It is expected the some will
take place at the next meeting. Thurs-
day, July 24111.
—Clan1s cauzln nail}. Can be had at
the Lowndes Oyster Co.
A crack about ten int'hcs long was
noticrtl in one of the new plate glass
windows tf A. F. Beckman‘s store this
llifli‘nini'. San-P inattrabuted to the
tact that the m in the moulding
n'ez'c tichlcncd to securelv by the glaz-
ers. g
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0:1 at: now of Hi". inclement-1. of the
weather _1csierday afternoon. the first
of the four (1:153 auction sale of build
the lots on 'l‘mlor and Aliview av entteq
“ma. postponed To make up for the
time lost. thn auctioneers. Adams and
lnzails. will put an extra "punch" in
their work :11 111:1 meetings this attor-
nocn and evening.
Oiflccr Smith im‘estizaied a rep-1'1
made to the local police last nizht.
that a d: unken man was asleep on the,
”>1“: 3"“ “4“ “““1""95 "‘“k‘” her and Hungarian frontiers and con- Sidewalk comer 0‘ Ely 3‘9““? ‘3‘
Knapp street. 11'th officer arrived
the man was not to be found He either;
was amused .
the guardian of” the law.
The lawn partv to be given for the
bcncfit of thc Wilton librarv at the
beautiful estate of Mr. and Man. “'ar-
rcn J. Lynch. in Cannondale. tomorrow
aftcrnoon, 1.: sure to attract a large
number of motorists from this city
who will be quick to seize this first op»
portunity to visit the park-like zroundk}
In event of :1 severe storm the function
will be postponed until the following
Saturday. and the cake and other ro-
fresllmems wii be sold at the Libral'Y'
buildinz. but as all indications point
to more of this ideal weather the eVeni
is sure to come off as adwrtlsed.
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SUMMER
SCHilOL ,
5 July 7—Aug. 22
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Mr. and Mrs. B. P. McGuire and two'
children. Anna and Bernard. and Mrs
E. J. Lane of Middletown \'. 1.. are?
Connecticut Bedding Store
'réL ass—4' 37 wasnnta'ron smxi
Congoleum Rugs are cool, unitary and durable, 9:12 . . $1.“
Gonogleum by the yud. .................. 75c mm. 1“
Linoleum by the yard ................... $1.00 squm
1:111:11 Linoleum by. the yard . . . , .......... $1.50 qua
i1 nokltn avenue.
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John Manor. of of Golden Hill street..
is spending a two weeks‘ racation from
his duties at Sililson-Poweli‘s (1111:
store in Beacon X. Y.
John Fodfli‘ of Flax Hill Road. rc-
tumor! to his home last 91 c'tinz. a ‘te'
having spt nt the «'31 at the Lron\ l‘a"kI
Exposition :11 New \ork.
Mrs. Joseph Monsell. of “'arren. 3.}
1.. is visiting at the home of her par-l
cnts Mr. and Mrs. Charles W’illiams. of
1
Burritt a1 enuc. ‘
Frank Flow. of 143 South Main:
street. is spending the dav in New;
York. 1
311.3219. :.1:< s'z’m'cy \tmtww. 015
South \ia n 1-.reel. somt _\e»
Cont“- 'Ilsl 1nd.
Mi-‘s .\l l". Randolph of Bras-mum's:
has bten virilin: her $17161, Mrs'
Mitchell and Grant.
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LUTHER M. wmou
DotwlnQ Fowler \l'. R. C is scheduled
to hold its 1'cgtll.1r'v.'cek‘.}' 'mcctln". to
night.
\‘aast on Chestnut street.
-—CHOCOLATE—
Nestle’s 60c lb.
Stigson- -Bowell Corporation
South Not-want
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known"0renoi'bsiu. Althomfmh-Orenoimphfl
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Albert D. Morgan
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wanna
enjoy your summer vaca-
tion more it you knew.
your silverware and other
valuables were here, safe
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WE TAKE PLEASURE
in making the anouncemout that we haxe at last succeeded 1‘
finding an assistant whose work is in ex my respect up to the
standard we insist upon.
Every day new ”epic on being told by their physician of I“
serious ailments produced directly by inpatient teeth so that
some time we have not been this to accommodate all thosem 114%
ed our attention; but. now u feel that we can Me and“ ’
ma clientele without mam the risk of “fighting a. amt-*1
In the 15.11. dentistry was almost exclusively mam
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