amnion m.
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Regent Theatre
Orchestral Melody _
It’s 20 Degrees Cooler m
The Regent
Matinee 17c. Evening 200.
eased. a 1
architect.
them.
.ship will endure.
choice Sylvia may make.
.1.
I
uniform. is announced
come by pat-1iotic ferVor.
.Today
The Dramatic Actor.
5 MITCHELL LEWIS
Popular Star of .-
“The Barrier"
in a Tale of the Northwoods,
“CHILDREN OF
BANISHMENT”
‘hlidst. the beautiful Sierra NP- i
this man fight: his love for
young wife. 1
They are wedded the next ‘day.
present at the. function.
AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Mtichell Lewis in,
\lldilS,
his pal‘s
RUTH ROLAND
, in the 1th Ephode of
, “The Tiger’s Trail”
Universal Magazine
Literary Digest
“FOR BETTER.
Monday and Tuesday
(For Two Days Only)
E Today
A Special Production
Cecile B DeMille's Maste1piece, 1
‘1 Harry T. Morey
is star of action with glint of steel
I Literary Digest.
that big
northvvest.
and big photography—all
“Children of
lion
which
contains.
FOR WORSE”
Her supposedly dead husband 1e-
tums the day she was to have been
married.
{of the biggest
“'ith a Noted Cast Including
[fizhts in life.
is too big a man to cheat.
Theodore Roberts
“Knickerbocker Buckaroo ' '
throughout.
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY
F
“The
The Home of Screen Delights
so Twelfth Episode of
Glove.
l 01' c,
of a shong man in‘ ‘Beauty Proof,
And 12th Episode of
“THE RED GLOVE"
Featuring Marie Waicamp
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: PATHE NEWS matlc pone.
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happier becauSe you have seen it.
Also fith Episode of
“THE CARTER CASE" snow lay deep in the woods.
In the supporting cast are
,-
I and Robert Caillard.
Rolon Point '
PARK
South'Norwalk. Conn.
Dancing Eyery Evening
Picnic Dates Now open
Shore Dinners and a-
la-Carle Service
AT PALACE THEATRE MONDAY
“The Turn in the Road," is Beautiful
. Story Beautifully Told.
1‘ “The Turn in the Road " which will
be shown at the Palace theatre Mon-
dav. is a beautiful story beautiful?“
told. The theme is one that is as old
as the world and as univers‘i‘l as man
carrying a messaze of love, pathos and
human emotion that makes the pro-
duction one of absorbing human int-er
est.
Paul Perry. son of a moniermad in 'h
SpeCial Attention ‘0 ‘,cr married the iovelv daughter old
1 LUHCheonS & minister of the orthodox religion
‘L Banquets 1.1'hen his wife ided in child bifih Paul
FIREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY lost faith in the “God to Whom the
N'GHT' 11- ill of man ehculd meekly bow, " as he
had been tau ‘ht and became a mur-
1 derer
M- "if "EA-[RES ’ He went in quest of the true God
but sank to the depths of degradation
. in his search. After many years of un-
’avalling search he returned to his old
TH E REGENT THEATRE
Pathe Weekly and Comedy. 1
\l‘: excellent cast. including seVeml,
“H1 4:115 of stellar importance, has
"_"'Y‘ (lumen for “For Better, Farr
' These. include Elliott Dexter.‘
Mine 1119.11, Gloria Swansomdending!
film“
4:111. Nozctoss. a young v'mmanof
~1 1M1 and high social position, and ill-J
7 11 111 patriotic, is W " ‘
w"k- 10 the performance at
5“19 demtes mooted
lav-111 b} ‘wo m
a ‘liecialist in ‘
40 Lots, restricted.
any: W“
your lot norm
Sylvia likes town. “and
she is quite unayle 1o chboso between
The rivals are close friends.
and it is undc1stood that their friend-’
no matter what
While Meade is trying to convince
Sylvia, of the iottiness of his purpose
in remaining at home, Burton, in his
Sylvia over-
convinces
herself that she loves Burton \nd when
1he asks he1 to marry him. before he
sails’ for F1 once she readilv consents.
and Dr the personal direction of the author.
Meade is the only man not in uniform
“Children of Bam—g
ishment,” Ruth Roland in"‘The Ti-
‘ gers' Trail, " Universal Magazine and
ane again Select pictures offers 113'
winning combination—Big
“Mitch" Lewis is a big picture of the;
131 a big picture we mean,
l—big actors—big setting—big direc l
of 1acation wmldng on his boat.
lBanishment"
Q
Mitchell Lewis' second elect picture. ‘0‘ the
The plot of this picture is a .ttirilling
one—one that will hold you to the end,
it is the sto1y of a man of the north-
nest—a man with a strict mural code.
land a 'big heart. He wins out in two ,
and most important
One is to make a fin-
‘lie play:
able are shown, and t e entire working
procedure of a lumbe ng camp is dem-
'onstrated. The lofty peaks of the Sier-
ra Nevada .mountains, where the pic-
ture was filmed form the ‘background
Harry T. Morey in. “Beauty Proof," M- Y. M. C, A. work at Coblenz with the
Red Army of Occupation.
duty and vengeance are array-
ed in :1 mighty struggle 01 the honor
.. the now ready :01 their big carnival. to be
Harry 1‘. Mmey picture which will be
1 ”1 his eyes in shown in 111:- Palnce theatre today.
' “Beauty Proof” The man is :1 corporal oi' the Canadian
3 Adapted from the novel nphmp Norhtwestflinunted Police who‘is cull-
; Steele of-the Royal Mounted," by ed on to arrest the girl he loves for
"mm“ (””9“ ( UTWOOd- shooting a man who had attacked her.
in the wilderness he recognizes in his
, prisoner the man who years before had
wrecked his home and with great dra-
is fought out of his de-
sire to satisfy love and vengeance at'
Monday ‘ . theBexpetnse;f dzty'i d t d f
.c . “ eau y roo ’ s a an e r0111
The Turn in the Road” James Oliver Curwood’s famous novel.
“'ith ‘ “Phillip Steele of the Royal Mounted."
Helen Eddy Winter H3” published in 1911, and none of its dra~
Pauline Curiey George NiCHOIS matic interest has been lost. in the
Bennie Alexander Lloyd Hughes screening. Every scene rings true of
Full of laughter and tears—a the Northwest. for Paul Scardon di-
SGreen play that will make you rected the picture in the big woods in
Northern New York State when the
Betty
Blythe, George Majeroni, Denton vane
'family last week, is applying for a di-
. vorce.
’ MONDAY AND TUESDAY home to learn from the lips a his 0V“ eke. ' Data not if“. MGM: mm c M, mmry'
, mm”? s lair—Ge w.c. sienna. treasurer, nu Abbott,
Cecil B. De - v u ' ”T‘T", "‘ “‘"T -
worse.“ Milles For Better, For i “8915(er 7.. Ten 0 WII H, mm 01W
m; emoticon secretary; F.
FAIRFIELD BEACH
BEACHSIDE n‘Noaf— 3mm, com.
Adjoining tho Glover-and Jennings Estim '
theonly‘ propenyalmthebeschfqoalowioummuddryu
Amakinxit itanidexlullyooratoundpisoe; 5mmmmm
paw.mmna§eho mdthonnootboaebuh M
teach him.
Into the story is woven the 3.114“;
rifles and tailgating love of o. girl—47115
dead wife' 3 sister—who had devoted
her life to the care of his little boy hind
taught him that “God is tom?
little Bab, his still. by his childlike
faith melted the runner-hardened heart 1
of old Perry, incidentally sa1 in: his!
life. from a gang bf workmen who had_
been driven to desperation by his iron-
fisted domination.
"The Turn in the Road. " was written
by King W. Vidor and produced under
State Board of Agriculture
Announceis Thuge That
Have Beaded l
' Booklets issued this week by the‘
state board of agriculture showed the
dates, on which fairs and exhibitions
of forty of lsixty-one agricultural or-'
ganizations in Connecticut will be
held this year and one to be held in
:Janusry offinext year. The Connecti-
cut Fair at Charter Oak Park. Hart
ford will be held September 1 to 5. in- ‘
clusive. 1F‘ollo‘wing is a list- of the or-
gantutl‘onj and their officers, with
such date! as have been decided for
exhibitiom
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Nona TON] 1 Avon sehool Fair: Association -
Avon, September. J W. Alsop. presi-
J dealt: J. 3;. Anderson, secretary; F. A.
‘ ”if“ " Robotham. treasurer; L. S. Tums.
Stanley C. V1 hitney is spending hi9 superintendent of grounds
Beacon “mesh—Dita not received.
Bethany Grange Town Fair—Beth-
any. October. ‘1‘. D. Davidson presi-
dent W. S. Sexton secretary; Nelson
Harold‘ H Mead of the Noroton Wu- " P937 "”5”” ‘ '
ter Company is traveling in a new Cole Bmoklleld School Fair Association—1
car. .,Brookileid October 1- 2. George H. De
__ La Verne president; Charles Lewis
The preacher in the Noroton Presby- Bless secretary; Randolph Williams
terian Church next. Sunday will be Dr. ”933m?"-
William Narteus_ ‘ Chester Agricultural and Mechani-'
William Osborne has left the employ
Walter Stewart Company.
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Bailey, president; Charles G. Crockett.
secretary; A. T. S. Clark. treasurer.
Gloria Swanson ancial success of life, and the. other 13 ..——_ cal Society—Chester S -
. eptenber :6. , . N 2’
Elliott Dexter to win the lo1e of a" woman. He loves Mr. and Mrs. George Wilbert Smith Theodore Foster president; Clarence gatngcfir 7399:; 1.599er3.
-—and—- the wire of another man. To make it have been entertaining Walter Bur- 7“. Spencer. secretary; Edgar W. Lew- M L Drdke {fiumrpy' L H Re
hauler. she 1etu1ns his lovo. But hf‘ roughs of New York City. is treasurer; W. J. Chapman, super"). ' ' ' ' ’
holds. superintendent of grounds.
tendunt of mu .-
ds ' Lyme Grange Fair Association.
Claude Francisa-nd Richard Aben.
no Not Miss This s ecial Societ . the game on the le1'el every time. He Colcheo er a 1 _
Drama? 3 finally sacrifices 1115 all for the happi di-oth. who served in Uncle Sam's big deemed. 21:13:: “if; m: lame—.September 17. Pmldent. Wil-
. Imess of the woman he lo1es ‘army. are considering reenllstlng. ,Belle 7.. Sim mu”. Ella C‘ lion Mervin; treasurer. A. 0. Sweet;
Coming!!! ' “Cheldren of Banishment"11'as film-i ‘Bmwnlnx. trousurer; M. R. ’Abell. at; W J- W Stu-k; superintendent
Popular en in the real northwest country. and: The contractors are napkin; rapid perintendent of grounds. of grounds. William Marvin. . ,
Douglas Fairbanks the. picture certainly shows it. Some progress on Lamar-Butler's new home Connection Bee Keepem' Amour. Madison Agricultural Society, Mad-
._in—- of the most. beautiful scenes imacin— at Highland Park Becfion' and expect don-Hartford, September 2-5 D D. ism-September l7. PresidenLP. G.
Watrous; treasurer. J. M. Hull; secre-
to have it completed by Labor Day. ,Marsh. president: L. Wayne Adams.
secretary. L. Wayne Adams. treasur-
er: A. W. Yates. superintendent of
grounds.
Connecticut Dairymen‘s Association
—-Hartford. January. 1920. Robert
Mitchell. president: D. J. Minor, secre
tary. M. E. Pierpont. treasurer.
Connecticut Fair Associatioanhsr-
ter Oak Park. Hartford. September 1—5.
J. A. Pllxard, president: H. C. Par-
‘sons, sechtary. W‘. H. Goober, treas-
urer: \i’. P. Landon. superintendent of
grounds?
Connecticut Roi-ticuitural Society——
No exhibit in 1919. President. G. H.
Holllster. treasurer. “WV. Hunt; sec-
retary. Alfred Dixon.
Connecticut Pomological Society ——
tary, J. M. March.
Mansfield Fair Association. 7 Mans-
field—September 26-27. President. C.
H. Savage; treasurer. A. E. Anthony;
secretary, A. J. Brundage.
Middlebury Agricultural Society.
Middlebury—September 12 and 13.
President. PTA. Viaiers: treasurer. A.
F'. Greene; secretary. Mrs. Allan
Cluk; superintendent of grounds. M.
F. O'Connell.
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Com Show~——Undecided. President, F.
. Chapman: treasurer. C. Marsden Ba-
con; secretary, John H. Fay.
Mt. Carmel Agricultural Society 9—-
Data not received.
New Haven County Farm Bureau—
VVilliam E. Ashton of the Heights
has erected a new fence between his
property and that of P. B. Buur 5’:
Co. ‘
i -‘!\liss Helen. daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. T. L. l'1-ice, who is engaged in
is hoping to re-
turn shortly.
The Noroton Heights firemen a1e ‘_
, ill
held Auz. 13. 14.15 and 111A larce
banner advertising it has been swung
at the depot plaza at the Heights.
E. L. Grout, who was employed dur-
incr the over at the government yards Undecided. President. “7 H: Bald- Undecided. President. “Wiser: H.
:.t Vl’ilson's Point. and later by the Win; "935“1'97- Harold ‘ M. 3089”: Lee; treasurer. George E Tester;
secretary. H. C. C. Miles. secretary Herbert l). D99”,
Rings End Fuel Company. has resigned
the latter posiiton and returned to
work at the Point.
Connecticut Poultry Association -
Undecided. Prrsident Paul P. Ives;
treasurer. C. H. Brundaxe. secretary.
George V. Smith.
Connecticut. Sheep Breeders‘ Asso-
elation-Undecided. President, Henry
Dorrance; -treasurer. R. C. Batterson;
secretary. H. L. Garrigus.
Connecticut State‘ Agricultural So-
ciety—Berlin, September 2227. Presi-
dent. Charleo M. Jarvis; treasurer.
Bry'an H. Atwater; secretary, Robert
0. Clark. superintendent of grounds.
Robert O. Stork.
Connecticut Vegetable Growers' As-
sociatidn—Undecided. President-17.8
Coe; treasurer. Charles R. Risley, sec-
. l h H i h hretary W. C. Pelton.’
James Duke 0. t e Noroton e z is Cornwall Agricultural
barber. whose. wife left her home _and Data not received.
Coventry Grange Fair Association—
He has put: the children out --Coventry. September 1‘ Ppresident.
With friends lempal‘flrfly unul he can Arthur L. Reed: secretary and (rm.
secure 7 housekeeper to look after his urer, Mrs. Edith P. Haven; superin-
1‘9““ ttendent of grounds, H. B. Pomeroy.
Danbury Pair—Danbury. october 6-
11. President. S. H. Rundle; secre-
fury and treasurer. G. M. Rundle: sup-
erintendent of booths and stance, N.
1 T. Bullilcy.
New lla1en\County H01 ucultural So
c NV New Havm —Septemhcr 30 and
October 1. President. George A.
Cromie: secretary. William J. Rainco—
ber; treasurer. David ded: superin»
tendent of grounds, Alfred E Dot).
New Haven County Poultry Club——
Date not received.
Postmaster Fred Smith reminds pa.-
trons of the. office that although: drop
letters may now be mailed for one cent,
it is necessary to put a twocent stamp
on letters which go out on the R. F. D.
route.
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Society. Norwich-September l to 3.
President. James B. Palmer; secre-
tary. Gilbert 8. Raymond; treasurer.i
Albert J. Bailey: superintendent
rentals, Gilbert 8. Raymond.
“Harry Lutterman's birthday falls on
the 18th of July and Mrs. Luttcrman's
on the 14th. so they decided to make
the 17th a day of mutual celebration
and drove to New Haven in their
car to enjoy a duys’ outing on Thurs-
day._ Ethel 5115911111..
D. Avery. president;
secretory: Gilbert S. Raymond treas~
urer. .
Norfolk Agricultural
folk, September 5-6. W.
president; Ethel M. Sevin, secretary;
Gilbert S. Raymond treasurer. .
Norfolk Agricultural ~Society~4~lor~
folk. September 5-6. W. E. Baker.
president: 0. B. Uifendsle, eecreuryu
Mrs. C. M. Stevens. treasurer; W. G.
Wilcox. superintendent of mods.
North Canaan Agricultural Fair As~
notation—North Canaan. Oct. 18. N.
‘—
Society ——
The recent report of the Home Bank
and Trust Cdmpany shows assets ap-
proximating a million dollars. 'o'l‘h
bank's capital stock is 875. 000. its sult-
plus $35 .000. other undivided profits Durham Amen-“um! Fair ASBOCB- Watson Hardenburgh. president:
over $18. 000 general deposits about, lion—Durham.- October 1. L 8 Mark- 11110135119111. secretary; Robert T.
5450. 000. and savings depot’ts about hum president F H Pa ge. secretary Fuller. treasurer
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$330, 000. J. J. Rlcbe. ‘re‘sumr R L. “Wm'1North tonington Grange Fair —-
isuperintendent of grounds , ‘ North Stonington. September 16-18.
East Haddsm Grange Fair Associa- W11“ “:77 D’ (32:: “Ciém‘BEsz‘mE:
1 e. sect-e ; .
at night from cars that are left acces-i Jion-Uxfiecified S Egbert W‘ Bihham. son treasurer.
sible to such thieves. The suppositio‘n, erprafngn' F P 21mm riff”. PWneld Garden-Food Club—ePlainr
l ' ' .
is that the gas is pumped or siphon 2d. Fat 9 ll County Farm 3 11—1121- field September so Henry Dog-rum
out of the tanks in the cars by the decided Seth L Pi t m“. president: Cecil L. Butler. secretory;
thieves. Among the reCent losers s, dent Miss E. I Olmsted: ' Z“! T. A. Lyman. W.
the Acme Engineering Co., contractors If II I ' ’ ' Bedding School Fair Association:-
working on the new road to Token-1 H} 1' Bundle urer. Mix September 26.1.8.8u3tord.
Glastonbury Agricultural F1111- As- '
Complaints have been made 10 the
local authorities that gasolzner stolen
Elliott Dexter and Clone Swanson in FOR BETTER. FOR WORSE
'Wlth another DOPIIIIX' actor. ThPOdore Roberts, at the Regent theatre.
Harwinton Agricultural ociety—Har»
,Dat'anotrecelwod.
Windsor Agricultural Society — .
Windsor. October l. and ‘11. Presi 7: 72" 7 53‘ 5: 5° 6 5° 7‘ 75" 7
; , 9: (1:1, 11 00. .
dent.l\.H.'Batchelder;tmeu1e1—. p m_12:17x 3; 401, ‘23" §:w.
New motion County Agricultural Daniel Howard; . 17. J E. Lud-
o, cott October 2. Pmsldont. A. '1‘. on-
New London County Improvement Pierpont
League—Norwich. Jan. 31 1920. John B L Fris‘bie .
lWoodstock, September 15 and 17. unity-l only). 2: 48. 4: 392. 5:27
Society—Nor» urer; M. ’Riddlck:
E. Baker. =22:
Al
AnAlZl'CQAFT Dune,
Monday and Tuesday only.
ty- Stadord Springs, Oct. 1516. W Henley; supelintendent ofm
H. Hall. president. 8. W. Smith. sec ‘8 Davenport.
rotary; George 818ml. treasurer: New mlund Fruit 31.55....“
George T- Gary. '“mnmfidem 0" ford. November H to 18. V '
grounds. dent for Connect‘cut, C. L...
Thompsonvifle Fair Association —1 West Cornvmll.
‘11-.—
Tolland County Farm Bureau—Um N. Y., 17.11.12 8. m1!
du-idod. C. H. Savage prudent. ll. "
Lamina. Wormsudm 1 0011'.“me ”an”
1 .11. tremor. oourn nonwautro v”
United Ag. 1m. 111-1 Society of mm- 9 5‘7" 59,}? 7§4x5;?:a.m ‘7 33.78:...“
haunted. Sold»: och and Hll'fllll'i- — 9- 242 9- 39 19 33, 1o 53.
Rivorton Oct. 11. 1.. A. Coo presi ' P. M1.~12:03x. 12:53
dent; H. l‘. Deming, oecnury; F. B‘m‘yL 1 07" 1377' 7:1
. 5127:. 5: 46. 6:002. 0:001. ‘1
Appel, treasurer. B. A. Norton. “WP (Stamford only). 7. 02: 8. “
intondent :11“ grounds. “
Sundays
Union Agrmnunl Society of Som- '9 :9: 2‘0}; 11.1812 35:“: 5 “.7
ers. Enfleld, Ellington and Bill Wind- 1: M.:~—l 09x 2- {ix 3-133. hm
son-Ellington. Oct. 1. R. E. Bikes. 6: 46, 5: 082 07:22, 712.7161. 7 3m.
}:rcsidem: Charles Brunt-d. secrc 8' 062 N 0711,1040 41- 842 ’
. . 0 q NEW YORK TO SOUTH um
lazy. Sharles A. Thompson, treasuitr. A. Mrz—12 1011 4. 19: 9, )0 .9
Washington Fair Corporation — 9 no; 3-511, 9-151: 9; 45;, 1 :93, _
“'ashi on, September a. H. o. P M—12 03:1 12: 46 t a
111-91111, president: c. 11: Bough, pep. (193112138) 033:; 15095); 1339f”
rotary; S. L. llollister, treasurer; C. 42l3x. (:23 5; 132 5: 29, ‘6: 002. C.
E. Hough, superintendent of rentals. 7: 302 8: 1011, 11:15:.
“'atcrbury Fair Corporation for Ounday U
, - . . _ A..:M-—-1210116:00 11:00:50-2.‘
Pubhc Schools Data not received. 9; 212 it) 03: 10: 59‘ ,
\Vethel‘sfleid Grange Corps—'Weth- p‘ M. _12 10 1031.)“; g:
ersfield, Oct. 12 Arthur H. fins» 5: 02 5; 25, 6: 002, 7: 05, 7. 30!. I:
wold . president: L. Wayne Adams 9 00" m 00‘ 11 15‘-
supmnwndem of mud; sourn NORWALK TO new «avg
. A M.——212 26! 1:201. 5:102. .
“indham County Agricultural So- 7: i5 9102.10.22, 10:53: (my,
rusty—Brooklyn. September 2325.11'581.
President, H. P. Chapman; treasurer. P- M—‘1'20-'*3.27X “ 23 5-19.. “M.
W. R. Thurber. secretary and superln- 7' 51 7‘ 08‘ 8: 0:33;?! 7 75‘-
tendent of "117.113. M. J.l-‘rlnk. A M__10: 26X 1_ 201 7. ‘3 ’:
Windham County Farmers' Associa- 10:19.11:12x.11:582 ‘
tldn-Undecided. . President. Everett 6_ 3P3; ilk-$10k $051. 43778. *1
E. Brown: secretary, Whitman Dan 7’ 7' 08" 8 28‘ 8:70" 7‘ 75“ 77’
ielson: trelsurer. William M. Gattup.
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.Wolcott Agricultural Society~W ol-
Woodstock Agriculture! Society——
Sundays
'A M—9:25.10:29.
. P. M.--2:15, 7: 20.
President. George II. Sump-om treas-
‘oocrvtnry. L. H.
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Norwalk Chronicler