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TODAY AND TUESDAY
“in Dramatic Mastercraft Production
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
America's Most Favorite Actor
i WILLIAM FARNUM
In a Tale of Hypocrisy and the Sea
' “THE MAN HUNTER”
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glide gulf between
. which can never be bridged. It shows
the relentless, fatalistic Buddhist and
‘the tolerant Western Christian.
L An unusual and timely drama. "His
. Debt" will hold the interest of an au-
dience and make them think.
Hayakawa does not attempt to ex-
alt the virtues of his countrymen at
t - - Evening 20c
“THE ONE WOMAN” use: 3.2:; Stilu‘jéfhitii
The Society Masterpiece of ' 3 .
THOMAS NIXON . . ___
Notable Figure of American Literature and Author of
“The Birth of a Nation”
sue this refutation commonlaw marriage. and the faith of l -
East is East and the West is West,
and never the twain shall meet."
.:AT PALACE THEATRE TUESDAY
'. l AND WEDNESDAY
I i‘lr- slm‘v «lf1l midticnmi ‘lkilllt‘. 11 Of “free IOVP." ‘ . D. W. Griffith Present. Robert Har.
' i . Also a Pathe Weekly ' ran and marine Seymore in, -
H d '7 ' ‘ "The Girl Who Stayed at
' And Comedy. Damaged G00 3 i n
l Home.
IVVVVUVUUUN . i No more romantic story of the War
has come than that of the famous
Lost Battalion. and of the ringing ant-l-
were made to the Germans by the
American commander when they de-
manded his surrender. it has been
told in story and in columns of news-
”. mg, aside wealth, social position and friends. in the search of a paper print. The men in the dailies and
false fl‘iefld- Why? m in the weekly news reels of the mov-
A Ford Weekly and Comedy .ing picture theatres, but it has re-
W mained for David “'ark Griffith ti im-
' FRIDAY . mortalize that story by impressfnz It
Alice Brady in “blarie' L T D” in the indelible celluloid of a photo-
; ' . ‘ drama. I
The new Griffith picture is not al
cgum Quality Pictures on the
Silver Sheet
Today
Sessue Hayakawa
in Powerful Play
“His Debt”
glint the cold. cruel. hard
, mi :1 rich and fashionable
5 ‘hlrs resort.
Also 12th Episode of
-THE CARTER CASE"
PATHS NEWS
’i‘lsnduv and \Vednésday
l" \\' (:rifiilh Presents
"tile;- Girl Who
Stayed at Home”
takes .mu further than
l .:'2: ('liiiil‘ that She knitted
I‘il‘i' than the home fires
* I. 1.. p: burning. it takes
. . m ‘lll' wry souls of the girls
vim y l ill, home, in France and
" ‘ ‘ ‘ a ll.
k St‘illil'll Comedy
No Mother to Guide Him‘,’ .
Holmes Travelogue
Tr,r;:i.iy——Billie Rhodes- in
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terrific fight on the island.
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llolon Point
PARK
South Norwalk. Conn.
Dancing Every Evening
Picnic Dales Now open
Shore Dinners and a-
ia-Cartc Service
Special Attention to
.llncilcons & Banquets
riaewonxs EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT.
" ll Ill ninth“
.assxesDAY AND THURSDAY-
‘ Farrlurr, in "The Man Hunter“
_, Wsekly and Comedy .
I‘lvatl‘c announces that
. .-. who-r splendid William
’7‘ ‘ .» ' ill'ulluclion to offer on.
.1 Thursday of this week.
. til It! 'Thv Man liunler."
- r. f-lr Mr. Farnnm by his
‘r Lin-Ml, whose genius
r .
'1'» : smll photoplays as
w." "A Tale of Two l‘i—
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5" ”‘snde Manor, Fail-field, Conn.
‘1 Li‘z. rcszricied, Adjoining the
C 3r and Jennings Estates,
' l’!‘l>i:~-:‘l_\' along the beach
All inf: are high and dry.
“ :lr‘. lz‘lli all ycztr around
’rulir-y fare from
l‘lliafivlll Beach is One
Witches in New Eng-
. . ‘ fu-Ill' lot now and camp
,. 1' ~ . .. paying for it. Price Of
-' _.... to $300. Call at our
J); 3 i no: will motor you there.
.4 l t nurture.) ride from Bridge.
th‘l
' about his ruin. When Gordon is unable
‘ and assuage“!- lam ”gm
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m; BEACHSlDE MANOR.
:EALTY OFFICE
, “deeper eon
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war play. It has in its plot 50!"!
ties" “When a Man Sees Red.” “Ria- things that have to do with war and
era of the Pulple Sage" and “The Rain. there are some battle scenes shown
{bow Trail. ; -that are said to be the best yet screen-
; This photoplay has scenes: on land ed, especially one of a night attack
and sea. It is certainly a thtfiller and when a parachuteares and a box bar-
gives Mr. Farnum exceptional oppor- rage are seen working simultaneously.
tunity to show his fine dram'atic abil- “The Girl Who Stayed at Home" '5
ity. It is a case of from riches to the new production which will be
poverty and back to riches again” with shown at the Palace theatre Tuesday
many stirring incidents in thb decline and Wednesday. It was written by S.
and fall and the “comeback"; E. V. Taylor, and is played by Griffith
Mr. ‘Farnum runs up and down the players. headed by Robert Harron.
entire scale of emotions in this de luxe
production. He begins as a; wealth." LEFT TRUCK T0
American in London. quickly drops to. E'TRAPIGER: SOON
the position of n. steerage passenger \ SAW IT SM ASHED
and then becomes a longshoreman in;
New-York. Finally he is a stowaway.‘ ‘Continuea from Page One).
and iS wrecked on a tropical island ..._._
with an oil king‘s daughter and the The New Canaan woman was trying
one man in the world whom he hates to get past a trolley car which \\‘
—the man who had started him on his 3150:0112; cast.d “:1‘ “NOIHObHE‘ “'33
, _. ‘ Q . _ . w . " nlov ng ast. an . a ter she had pass-
llmi nyuul Jule by seilln, him a huge 0d the car, her automobile rammed
block of stock which was supposed to into the side of the Scofieid automo-
be worthless. This man is killed in a bile, smashing one of the wheels and
doing other damage.
I M- Scnfield was driving the auto-
mobile, Mrs. Scofleld was sitting in
.AT THE REGENT THEATRE the front seat. She was thrown
; TODAY AND TUESDAY aaginst-the windshield, but her hat
‘Thomas Dixon's “The One Woman,"
saved here from serious injury. She
was then thrown back. when she ap-
parently struck something. Her side
Pat-he Weekly and Comedy. is bruised. Mr. Scofield was not seri-
' , ousiy injured, although shaken up.
One of the most stirrin‘i screen stor- The other woma nwas not hurt.
ies ever shown is the film adaptation Truck s'"““",dv Stranger Missing.
Having left his stalled truck, which
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:Of Thomas D‘mnb ””d “0‘ 9': Th9 he was driving for the Sterling Tire
__ One Vi oman." which Select Plctures Co.. of New Jersey, on the Post road.
{will present at the. Regent Theatre to- near Darlen, in the custody of a
day and Tuesday. This is a Master-
stranger he had picked up on the road
. . while he came to Stamford to e a
craft produrtlon and was directed by crank-handle. VViliiam Van Houtgntof
mainnld Barker from the nhotoplay by Locust avenue. Wallington, N. .l., saw
Thomas Dixon and Richard Schayer. the same truck run into a tree at 8:,
k d n. brilliant ounz clef. John's Park. late last night.
Fran Car 0 a y The driver of the truck met the
gymnn, becomes imbued With the sum stranger on the road. The man ask-
it of socialism. and as a modern crusad- ed if Van Houton was going to New
or sounds the tocsin'in the cause of hu- it"orlé, and, willing to be ofhassistance
, 5 PM he river- agreed to take im along.
manit). His expres ions 8:8 li‘ece ‘ d This was just outside of Darien.
“’1‘" ill grace by hls congrcaat onran Shortly after this, the engine of the
he is asked to resign- automobile became stalled. The driver
Gordon's wife and children are heart- ascertained that he did not have a
. , . , - ., cran-- audio with him, and so was
broken. “hue Morris Ring. 3 1'87"” uhahlc to start the engine. He asked
and friend ”1" the family. endeaims to the stranger to remain with the truck
have Gordon change his "lifld- On the near Darien, while he Went by trolley
other hand Gordon is urged on by Kate toVStamIfxord to get slanting-handle. i
_ - - 'an outon oar t e next tro -
Rani‘Cm- 3‘ Loautlful woman “gm. 8 iey car and started for Stamford. He
strong personality who has both fime had been gone about ten minutes
and money at her diSDOSEI- She tells when along came another truck, driv-
en by Harry Nelson, of 390 Trumbull
“mm rdon to solicit funds for a “temple of
Go street, Hartford. Nelson asked the
.. . 1 is friend
man. Goldon then cal s on b stranger if he was in trouble.Finding
and banker. Mark Overman. The bank- out that lie was, the driv9r of the
ier laughs at the minister and tells him newly. arrived truck volunteered to
will bring tow the stalled truck into Stamford.
The towing went along smoothly un-
til the automobiles arrived at St.
to obtain money from Overman, he re- John’s Park. There, in some manner.
turns to Kalle- and between ”‘9‘“ ”my the mysterious man. who it is believ-
find a way to raise the necessary ed, had never driven a truck before.
d‘ - lost control of the machine and it
fun 5' _ 4kg, a‘s hv crashed into a tree on the north sid
In the meantime. as wet ".p 'F' "' of the street, The automobile wh
Gordon's wife continues her life of (10' smashed. e ‘
votion. Gordon becomes more and ‘35? ll0llton.tth§ dlt'l'xver o; ttlllle auto-
re illed with the spirit of his new "1° ‘ e" "as: a ‘ 9. me 0 , 0 ace"
iiaiofn and .livorc his wife in order (reinz standing at St. Johns Place.
t .— “(98 waiting for a tlolley car to take him
to contract a nmonlaw marriage back to where he had left the auto-
with Kate Ransom. mobile in custody of the stranger. He
' ' was surprised when he saw that the
muck which rammed the tree was the
that his socialistic ways
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3 AT PALACE THEATRE TODA one he had left in Darlen. .
e O . tat The stranger made his escape im-
JaPaMSé‘ Actor Cast as n” mediately after the accident. The pol-
mb i" Ki" 5" “Hi5 Debt," ice have no record of hinl. having
Ga lg ll (3 d b‘ bit iimlntl‘tuk
Drama of Vengeance and ratltu e. een una. o 0 see i . .e r c
' H~vakawa undoubtedly the WM! NBIBOD were Arthur H. Steele
$955“? ‘1‘ ' . . and John Edward Ennis. both or Hart-
most interesting and vxrile dramatic ford. The other truck was “.01 injured,
pfrsona‘lity of the" silent drama, has The tow‘rope was broken _ by the
never done a stronger characteriza- smash. ._._._
lion than GCYO Mom‘ama' ”‘9 mle'he HARTFORD PRINTING Pness
assumes in “His Debt." his late" Ha- " MAKERS STRIKE
. ' for Exhibitors ' .
$331. pmducmn . HARTFORD, July 28.—About fifty
The highly emotional and thrilling percent; of the Taylor and Fenn Com-
' puny, printing press makers' employ-
' ituatiom in the play afford
tdhgnlxiitzl'-actor many opportunities emnuit work this morning. The com.
for the display “h“.m went-v may . mm- ointment:
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Oh. no: never deem her leaf
. worthy of love,
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You. '1‘
caf circle
Thatonce she has trusted. and
trusted “in vain!'
Could you mm from the timid
5 \‘i‘hich in planes laid waste by
and innocent dove, ;
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the lightning are found:
W'hcre they say that the fairies
have charmed the niglr
hours.
“'ith their luminous fcotstcps eh- [
riching the ground.
if it flew to’your breasl‘fpom
a sm'age's chain?
She. too, is a dove. in her galle-
less affection. .
A child in confiding and war :
shipmg "um. ' . That inought, like the :tcrm-
.Ilalf broken in heart, she has i; flash. 3‘ once on “5 wing
flown for protection . Destructit‘n and splendor. like
. To you: will yOu . chill the / ”‘3‘ hurried 0'9“
sweet promise of youth? And left in its tracks but the
' wild fairy-Hug.
Believe me‘tlle passion the
cherished of yore,
To a being so fragile .afiection . All rife with fair blossoms of
is life: ‘ fancy. and feeling.
A rosebud. unblcssed by 8 And hope that spring {0th ‘
smile from above. i from the desolate gloom.
When wizh bloom and with frag» And whose breath in rich incense
rance its bosom is rife— is softly upsteaiing,
A bee without sweets—~she must To brighten your pathway
perish or love: with beauty and gloom.
struck the feed wires. Sparks and
flames surrounded the automobile in
leap out. but coming in contact with
the metal side door he received the
current and fell dead. ment.
Matthews. forem'nn 0f the Manhasset given out, an increase mcr thc same
Lakevdle Fire Department. and to
Dr. Charles M. Neisley, u Manhasset ,
physician. The wires were cut. Dr, borrowers. 43. and lmoks mend-u m
Neisiey “’35 burned in handling the the work-room. 332. She also reported
body of Lieutenant Wiggins.
RECEPTION FOR
a month ago returned from France.
where he did a years' service in the
United States Army. was tendered a
reception. last evening. in Hoyt‘s
Theatre Hail. Nearly 100 relativse pair.
Were present. and a fine time was had
by all. Private Galbo received a num-
ber of tokens of remembrance. and
was otherwise honored. Refreshments i
were served. Music was provided by
a local orchestra and there was danc-
ing and singing. Mr. Galho was con-
nected with the automobile section in
France. -._ g” .-_ _7_ _. ‘ _-.____._.__,._. . -__
ARREST GIRLS l NMALE
girls about seventeen years or age”
dressed in men's clothes appeared in
police court here. ;
and Gladys Leon of Toronto. charged 1
with the theft of about $400 from Rob-
ert Van Evera. Van Evera alleged he
had been held up in High Park *whiie ' , a ‘
motoring with another man and two By one 001 -..
girls.
OYSTER PLANTING lanmsu Boxes REEuses Mm..-
HAS FALLEN OFFgJimmy Wilde. Will Not Meet Pal;
Moore Until Next January Becausei/
or Tour Torough America.
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(Continued-from firm “‘0‘
During the past ten years the oys—l . _ _ ,,
ter industry in this state has declinedl LONDON. Jm" 28‘ PM MOM" the:
very rapidly. Looking back as far uiAmerican boxar who made uch a hit‘.‘
1888 the designated area was over 99.-;here in his two boots with Jimmvi
fofiscrth-mBect}??? 0* 3e «repression: .W’iide. is to return to the States with-
n e us ess ass un on u .. . _'
60.000 acres. and it is estimated that in "“9" weekb' ”9 was ““9" ”Dec *
not more than 20,000 acres are now ial inducements for another match with;
under cultivation. {the Briton and he was very willing to
AST::_ag::":ggigm 253:5“ Growefrs' ‘accept terms made by Cochran the pro;
s I .e cause or . .
the decrease to over-taxation. They moter. “ k“? refused to accept. how I
claim that they have been taxed from 9"”- until “‘3“ January. ‘5 he ‘5 ”i
five times as much as they lawfully make a tour of America. ‘
should have. and ten times as much . _ .. .
as the public interest required they EASTERN TEAM WINNER ,i
should be. They feel that it 'is a poor .. I
policy on the part of the state to dis- 'N TRLSTATE TOURNEVE
courage this food producing industry ‘
at a time whEn the cost of living is so Alexander and Vosnell Defeat inl
high. . _ _ Straight Sets Kinsey and Gravem,‘
They declare it is obvious that it is Coast Pah . _ l
gocd public policy to encourage the ‘ . . 1
production of oysters in Connecticut, CLEVELAND. Jul-v L‘s—in the thri-s
instead of discouraging it. ale cf the 'l‘ri-State Ohio. indiana and -
Th1 re have been recently stalements Kentucky (hampionship tennis doubles l
.made that a large quantity of shells here vesteldav. Fred “gander. 01
were being planted this season and\ , , . ‘ .
also statements to the effect that the l\ew \ork. and 8‘ iloward \osheli. oi
oyster industry was not being remov- Brooklyn. easily defeated Axel GravenlI
ed from this slate. These state- and Robert Kinsey, of California in
ments have been repeatedly refuted _ . _2 ___9 ‘1 g
by the Oyster Growers Association. “might 50“” 0 ’ 6 " C ' l
“WIRES CUT DO‘VN IN ’REGULAR MEETING or i
NORWALK LIBRARY ASSO.
E LECTRIC STORM
KILL LIEUTENANT
(Continue: h “m Page One)
Mr. Dinn telephoned to Herbert J. The librarian reported {-032 books!
month last year of 205‘. new book-
th‘at each month has shown an in-I
crease over the previous year's record.l
RETURNED SOLDIER August finishes the year. September:
Charles Galbo of 401:0" street, who beginning the fiscal year for the c::::
and districts. !
The las“ arrangements were made;
as to closing the library from Auzust
3 to August 18. for cleaning and re-
As before announced, begin-
ning Friday, August 1. five books will.
be given to each book-taker. Notice‘
of this is posted in the library, adver-i
tised in the papers and a slip put in:
each‘book. unles the person taking the!
Sentinel {Vent Ade Are Vi‘inners é
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ATTIRE FOR HOLD-UP
TORONTO. Ont.. July 28.—'1‘wo
They were Pearl “'ilson of Chatilam
“’llen the morning tasks are
.-....s.’w~——~ —~—-—-——' finished and it comes time for .
s of flowers, ' l
in its air - tight
sealed reckon.
a 20009 that is
worthy of your.
lastlne record
because of its
lastlna quality;
KILBANE TO MEET FOX
. ory. president, presiding. 31119,
As the evening was so warm ”‘9 ured the featherweight championship
reading of the minutes was excused of America with the greatest tenacity.
1 second. Lieutenant \\'iggins "9d ‘0 and the bills of the month ordered announces that he will defend his title
sent to the commissionels for pay- ggajnst Joe Fox. a mediocre British
iloatllermlgzu, in Philadelphia tonight.
books has already been notified. - .
Connecticut Bedding Store
Tel. 968—4.
COMPLETE m I! BIDDING AND FLOOR COVERING.
7 Buy of thoOonnocticut Bedding Store and you save the
middleman's punt. :
down" feeling overcomes one.
At that time a cup of Van
Dyk's Quail-Tots will go a
long way toward restoring the
energy necessa'ry to a pleas-
ant afternoon. A delightful
beverage—and a wholesome
t, TCH-I-R- s-T Olle. 45 m lb
' ‘ ‘ Quit—'1‘ 3 lbs. $1. , .
m ll lake d View?“ 3 lbs. $1.00, 35c lb.
mmurmmm.
1 “label Tau. 1-2 lb. '
fi.......:..........“¢"".
lunch, Often a sort of “let §_-” -
{As the match was made at Catch-m
‘wcights. and as Kil‘bane cannot make ‘
The regular meeting of the direct! ‘ in addition to me Brittondsewis Fangs-mun six younds of 122, the weight at
ore of the Norwalk public ”bunt? \Yas'counter in Jeisey City tonight soveral'whlch hewou the title from Abe At-
held last Friday night. Dr. J. G. Greg 'oluex- important bouts are on the schod- tell it does not appear that the chem-
Johnny lt’ilbane, who has treas- pionehip figures heavily in the match.
if Killiane cannot decisively defeat Fax
it will be evidence that the Cleveland“
has retrograded further that his knock-
out at the hands of Leonard indicat-
ed.
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$5298 and $7.98
Sport Skirts
$2.98 up
‘ JACOBY’S
153 WASHINGTON ST.
‘ Slip liver Sweaters
$1.98 up
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8? WASHINGTON 81'3”!
is made by its furniture. We on
frEe to say that our present fur-
niture and pieces of quaint and
are design are the most enun-
ite and appealing we have m ‘
m the goodies-tune to m ‘
to. would: or this city. De
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