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Palace Theatre
The Sensational Season Attraction
Superlative
VAUDEVILLE
OPENING TOMORROW MATINEE AT 2:15
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
t At 2:15 and 7 and on Saturday Nights Only
Second Vaudeville Showing at 9 :15
5--ACTS--'-5
And 'Feature Pictures
"SMASHING BARRIERS”
HOW MANY DIFFERENT wonns can You-aux: our
or ran mmnsm Muir“?
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Otters Five-Free now. Good for Fifteen Saturday M to
Those Who Make the Most Words Our of'o”8maahing Bu.
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HERE ARE THE. RDLES ‘
Contest opens with this announcement and closes-
day, September 12.
All young men and
enter. .
. Awards will be made to the first‘five mine; the . ~most
words out of the letter! in "Smashing Baum" .
. No letter may be used in: any word moretimee than
used in “Smashing Barrim'.’ , _ _ ,
. Lists. written on one side of a aheet.-in 'sealed .~ envelopes. ,
with name. address and age of contestantrmay belef'tln a
box provided for the purpoee‘utthe Palace Theatre.
See the First Episode‘Of ’
“SMASHING‘ BARRIERS". ‘ .
WITH WILLIAM DUNCAN
Saturday Matinee and Night , g .
Ami Win.’l‘ickets (or the Reminder of the Series. The old-
fciks can help the younger ones win the freeadmisaions.
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noon, Pri— .
women is years old,or.'* younger may
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Regent l heatre
X The House Where Quality 3
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1 Matinee 17c.
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Vaudeville at 2:15 and 7
. Feature Picture at 9:15
Evening 20c.
Today
Loading Paramount
CHARLES RAY
, "HAY FOOT.
STRA‘W FOOT"'
i'wtn-r Than’ the Busher"
Star
Today
Season's Opening Program of
Sparkling Vaudeville
ROBERTS AND SEXION
Novelty Songs and Dance:
ERNEST. HVATT {
Vaudeville Premier Monologiet
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Tomorrow" : HALL AND 'enown
So-lct'l Pictures lnc. ln Side‘Splitting Comedy; Skit
Presents l NEWPORT‘AND ST'RK
ALICE BRADY 0 Song Specialiate’and Folk Oancera
”“1“ ' V THE sonaonemd
Scenic' Harmonic Singing Special-
ty by Caet of Five 8hr:
“RED HEAD”
Htw of Miss Brady's Best
Productions I ' ——and—-
‘— l Paramount's Magnetic Star
Fifi-1:112]? ‘ Marguerite Clarkin
0 ' u n
—in—— GIRLS
Tomorrow’s; Picture
Viola Dana in
“The Microbe”
"The Woman Under Oath”
‘- W ll of Magnetism and Beauty
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Saturday
Beginning the New Serial
Rolon Point
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net-nu l' TUMORRow.
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under 18 yearns, .who can build the
. most words out of the m l
Alice Brady in Select Pictures Forum 3 ' e otters.
‘ The rules for the contest appear in an
Attraction “Red Head." ‘
announcement with ~
Alice Brady. in the past, has been tisementa. the Theatre adieu!
starred in many a picture that has _.._.._.__
made a hit with the public, but it is 000
dcubuul it an of th ' '- 1’ M were Execut'
Y em can compo.c . .
with “Redhead" her latest Select i’ic- ed by Wk! Before
They Evacuated Yekater-
lure which comes tomorrow. matinee
and night to the Regent Theatre. inoslav
The story is deeply interesting and
impressive. and gives you a sane view
of the chorus girl who is looked down
upon by the world in general ju’st be-
cause she happens to be a member of
(the chorus. Alice Brady shows you
the good heart, broad soul and clean
mind of the little girl of UK chorus
who married a wealthy young good-
for-nothing. when they were both un~
der the influence of liquor. lgnmzng
hits insults when hc discovers that his
allowance has been cut oil because he
has married this girl. Dazic. or “Red-
head" as she was popularly called be-
cause of her Titian hair, bravely goes
on loving and mothering the man slic
has taken "for bctler or for worse."
How hss eyes are finally opened to
the beautiful character of his wife and
her wonderful and devoted attention
to him is graphically told in the clos-
ing reels of the story. The picture is
well directed and has an excellent
cast. Conrad Nngel plays opposite
Miss llrady. "Redhead" will leave a
pleasant taste in your mouth.
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announced (mm Page One)
announced also that the Bolshe-
\‘lkl had lost Yckatcrinoslnv. 115
miles southwest of Kharkov.
(‘OBLENL Sept. 4 (Associated
Frown—Marshal Foch. the allied
cumnxandcr-in-chicf. has dot-'dml
upon the extent. of the tcrritm-v in
the Rhineland to he held pet-'ma.
ncnt‘ly by American forces. Its
area will be twice as large as that
which has been under Amcric-m
Jurisdiction since the last combat
division left for home.
K. or c. now-es I
Business of unusual interest will M
transacted at the regular metinc of
the South Norwalk Council. No. 1253.
.at its quarters in Washington street.
this evening. Aside from The elec-
tion or officers. and the workinx: of
the First Degree on a. number or can-
didates, the committee who have been
working out details on the proposed
new buildinz on Washington street.
'vvill make their rem. As has been
the custom at prel'ious metlngs, a
' . , . - number or returned h r .
eel-eon; First am Open. Today ’With 9 0 member“
_ ~ _ _ , will give brief and interesting ac-
| Five-Sparkling ActeofMirth mums or their experiences while in‘
I ‘ and Music. lliukh’rvice. Rounding Maurine-b-
Fit-e sparkling acts of mirth and 9" Howard. who has been in charge
music await Norwalkers who attend of the work of compiling a list 0‘ lo;
the Palace Theatre for the weekcnd cal members who h“! been ill-service
vaudeville program opening today and and an “can“, of the“ deed-um ac-
prescn‘led Friday and Saturday as “man“ with instructions. to that M.
. well. As an opener. the hill arranged “1". ”mm,” received "0“th flu-
.is especially good and represents the promo. Council in New Haven. 4 will
Ehl'ghcst class of vaudeville now ob- give a short adrcs on the subject. A
tainablo. With “0““ and dance "‘ full attendance of members is request
tints. comedy sketch and the "Song ed.
Dream" a harmonic singing specialty . ___'d
by an excellent cast of five members. NORWALK MAN WAS
the entire program is a guarantee for FAMOUS PEOESTRlAN
anyone sceklng the best In enlcrtain- Norwalk had its famous sacrum?
mt-nt. As has been the rule in pre- men way back back tortv yes.” ago
vious seasons. the vaudeville will be just as it has now and talking match~
offcrcd in connection with feature pic- c: in lhflse days won-- just as much
turcs at. the matlncc and once in me in public favor as png'itnn is tnlay
evening Thursdays and Fridays. ilc- Tho half-mil“ track on the. 0d Pair
sides the Saturday matinee there will (lrotmdr rt Fairfiold (‘ountrv Agricul-
ibe two complete evening shows at T. turai Association were the scene of.
; PALACE VAUDEVILLE.
and 9:l5. The prices will be practicai~ many strenuous polite-ts bctw eon lo-
ly the same as for last Stason's Vllud.‘ cal still-[rs }n competition wi h lb ‘9"
ville. from out of town. Antoni: the b-‘si
of 'cm at any distancc of a tell u do:
or over was the late E. J. “ran at
that time a resident of W’ilton and the
“The father of Edmund P. Hyatt of t' e
Tristram & Hyatt store.
ville Program. He entcrcd into all the local contests
Viola Dana Q a confirmed little as well as thosc in all ‘ihe neat-by cil-
The tlny star is never so ies havinz the record of the best m in
Iy's Work man on the local track. .
The following. from the Bridgeport
of Sept. 4. 1379 will to es-
intcrestinz to all who knew
cuter the
t PALACE TOMORROW.
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_Vio|a Dana Will Be Seen
Microbe" Together With Vaude
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' honie‘body.
happy as whtn_ after a d:
she can join her mother and he; silver.
Shirley Mason. in her beautiful ivy Standard
clad cottage. known as "He§rtsc.rsc." P0013“!
nestling among the foaming n1 Holly-g him. although he did not
Twood California. race mention after all; I
“Heartseasc” is all that its name The dispute 0‘9! the contest (’01 the
happiness and is so picturesque that 53“?" "em as ‘9 “hem" H *m ":8
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Miss Dana has frequently used it as plac» m M36150“ quare Garden .
a "location" in some of her
pictures. in fact. "Henriecnse" ‘ w rk ‘0‘:
photographcd during the making of 9’“er for-the "'0‘ “Ni“: 0 uscus
“The Microbe" Henry Altimus' clcv~ paring for "" The oftlc a mono ' g
or and apptaling slot-v adapted by men! 0: the entries was made ycste k
- t . 2—Charles Rowe-ll 0‘
June Mathis in which Miss Dana it to day “5 “MW“
. England. Georg!- Hazel of London
appear at the Palace theatre tomor England. Frcd Khrone of New York ‘
row. . . Norman Taylor of Vermont. H. Jack 3
There will by mtmee and evening so“ of New Bedtord. Mam” Samuel!
vaudevme' Merritt of Bridgeport. Ed. P. Hyatt oi:
“—‘W - . C k .v of Enr‘
PALACE TICKETS FREE. Connecti‘m “"“m 0' “ ,
land. [-2. P. “'oslon of Rhode island.
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Novel Contest in Word Making from P. J. Panchot of Buffalo. .\. é. E‘ranf
' “Smaehing Barriers" Title of H- Hart 0f Boston. George uyon “ '
New Duncan Serial jhicazo. George Hamilton and Johnl
“Just (rt-at me rough and act natur- Ennis 0' ('hicego. Meritt is from ”my
'- - . r-lty. and limit is from this county.
al, was William Duncans advice to ‘
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the score of husky young college loot- t The funeral of Miss Mars Heifer-
ball players he was making ready to man will be held Friday. morning at
film in a football game scene which 9 o‘clock from St. Joseph's church.
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“Smashing Barriers”
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PARK
LABOR DAY ’
luv-
which will be shown at the Regent
tht-atrc today only is a charming lit-
tle miss just sixteen years old. She
was born in Seattle. \Vash., October
15, 190:). She develOped a dramatic
talent curly and at twelve had the div
Grand Display of
tinction of leading thousands of chi
dren in a folk dance at the San Diego
D. ' exposition.
(“Hung Ailgrnoon { She is also a great pianist She
and Evening
made her debut as a. public player
when but four and when but nine
years old she was called to San Fran-
} M'A— mfllcisco to accompany on the piano the
Al IHEMIRES {famous violinist Kubelik.
As an extra girl in pictures she at-
":GENT THEATRE TODAY.
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itractcd the eye of Thomas H. race
I U ' 11' co to play
{and he gave her the c an
lhcr first part in support of Charles
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Ray Hero of “The Busher' Bay in' “His Hothex'mnoy. ,mslneo
"was...“ by Paramount in “Hey that unedite'hfll‘tl'lwfi'mpmm
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-oot. Straw Foot." . _. Me’- (n “{3}? ‘ I
"J : lmc who will be will” % '
1 kitty \ in support-138
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it. lune: Thomas H;
' l“"§ii'w ‘il'ot , 4 I
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arm never
takes place in the opening eplsctte of Interment will b8 in St. Mar)’ ceme-
Vitagraph'a newest adventure serial. tarv.
“Smashing Barriers." the first episode _'
of which will be shown a: the Palace
Theatre. on Saturday. with vaudeville.
These young athletes took his words
literally and as. the result of the open.
ing chapter of the serial has about flf—
teen minutes of a football game that
would do credit to the Harvard Sta-
dium. Also as tilt: result of his words.
Duncan emerged from the scene with
School
Opens
Sepl.2 ‘
three brokcn ribs. . z n E 1’
Just before he makes the specmcu- “a
lar run that is one or the big scenes 3036“!
in this chapter. he is tackled and,
thrown on another play. It was here
that Duncan's three ribs gave away.
Following his instructions. the oppos—
ing team piled into him and on him
and the pain that he entered when his ‘
ribs is plainly to be' seen on his-face In
the picture. However, 'he gave an.
otherdhdegrltthat his followers
Phone 314:2 or
Call at one.
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recent New York ,or not continues. and mean-e
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was time the various contestants who ha 'i'.
pantomime?”
DOST THEIR REA '3
«manned (mm Page One)
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pressed today by (‘oloncl H. L. “'31
sun, commander of Rockwcu Field.
Rockwcll Ficld authorities are
possession of facts which they say;
prove conclusively that Vi'alerhousc‘
and Conno ly could have landed in a:
hundred different places in Lower Cal-t
itomia with safety. but instead continl
ucd their liight southward. ;
Near Trinidad. the airplanc flow at
an altitude of two hundred feet, Mexi '
:ans ‘waving at them as thcy passed
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Dcputy (‘usloms (‘ollcctor W'. B. Ev~'
ans. who accompanicd the American
motor lorry tlrtacliin'mt to Trinidad,
Lowchalil‘ornia. said on his relurn‘
here today that it is his opinion that
Watei'liouse and Connolly will bc
found far to the southward of San
Quentin. which is sixty miles south 0:"
the border.
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New‘ Fall Showing
Serge DreSses
Smart Waisls
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silk Drtsses;
New Sails New Shawls .
, COATS and SKIRTS
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WEARING SILVER STRIPES
War Department Tells of Regulations
That Muat be Observed
“it has ben brought to the attention
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of the “211‘ Tepai'tmcnt that Sil\er .‘fi‘ ’7‘ N - fl W
Stars are being worn on Victory ‘Rib- - ' - :
Dons and sonic cases for citation .
which under Army Rcculations are .
not sufficient authority to: that dec- . . L
oration. The conditions whiclrolust
be fulfilled are set forth in Arm.“ Ree»
ulations and it cannot be worn unless
all threc of the following conditions
are fulfilled.
(a) Thc citation must bc pull is‘led'
in orders from headunrtcrs of a force
commanded by a cenerar-otflc-r. — A"_
special citalion' ccrtlficatc does not"
to
ACCESSORIES
u LOWEST ravens
cranes. moon. sucx seam
- .BICYCLES
carry with it a silver star. nPiHlf‘P'dU‘ 31¢“ no"; 3290 WEEKLY. .
es 1 citation in orders from Head . ‘ '
quarters for a force commondedbynn» '
officer below the grade ol 1 'tcneral A MODNE
officer even though it may megappro- ' '. . '. ~
prinlp command of . sewn] officer, 72 ‘03“ mm- SOUTH NOIwm. ‘ ‘
A‘ silver star cannot in ween-tor.
any citation for which a. Medal ”of.
Honor. Distin'ruisliod Service-2 Medal
or Distinguished Service- Croats \‘as
awarded.
Oct The citation must
rv in Machine in action.
not mcan extraordinary ir dividual
heroism but it does require that the
acts for which awarded were perform-
cd in a gallant manner and order 'vos-
tile firc. and the citation must distinct-
ly show such to havelbeen the case.
hcafm‘ gallant--
This docs
OUT ON THE P0308
or inside the reed;
willow or Wicker furniture v“ .
add a lot to summer comfort}. *
Come and see the easy chair-3.:
rockers. notices, do. Theyfipdf
coolness in every line. Not'ox?
pcnsva, either. Our pricerm
always the lowest. ‘
house our
GENERAL PERSHING HONORED.
WASHINGTON. Sept. «l.—-Amid ap-
plause trom Senators and spectators.
the Senate today in 0pc? executive
session. unanimously confirmed the
nomination of John J. Pore-ping to the
permanent rank of (lemon! ol‘ the neg.
ular Army. as a reward rOl his scrv
ice as Commander of llw A. E P. A's
'. “173? o’ ~‘pc"in‘. licnor. :1 i’isln: vote
was taken.
Our XXX Ice Cream is made very artfully and of the purest of
materials and the result mm am out ice cram trade has in-
creased very much indeed since we have devoted o‘nr efl'orte entirely
tothemakingofthisqualityofieem
This cream is not equalled, we balk“ anywhere in this city.
We have told this to many and they hve tried it on the strength of
this statement and have returned and said we were right. If you
havenotalreadytriedthiamlcemwetellyoutheeameand
if you will take some home you willagreewith us. '
OUR CANDY IS HAD! 11! OUR OWN STORE
By An Experienced M Halter.
Maldng candy is one thing—making real good candy is decided.
ly another. ‘
Our XXX Ice Cream has mvhced III that the people of The
Nor-walks appreciate a real good article and will buy it and so we
decided to employ a. candy usher that had been trained in making
candy (oraparticular trade. We luve neared the services of just
such a candy maker and we are making the candy that he knows
most about—high quality candy—rut in our store.
This means first-class candy cm fish.
We Will gladly give you a piecedalycendyeothetyoutaate
it before purchasing.
New England (Sandy Co.
ilar ouysroreal to Sun as. St
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