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' MONDAY, SEPT. 8. 1919
i egent 'l heatre
The House W'here Quality»
Reigns
ii 1tinee 17c. Evening lac.
Tod av
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1:1.\ lloath’s Thtilling Mystery
Drama
"T HE CRIMSON
\ova and All Star Cast
Tuesday
Thomas H lnce Presents
Sufism.) .rs’ / 1"»"st4hu‘kM'J‘y WWW my. '1 V
WILLIAM S. HART
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"WAGON TRAC KS
Wednesday
Irene Castle
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.antee of its dramatic strenzth.
“The Firing Line”
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Coming
“Hearts Ease' —-Tom Moore
' “Never Say Quit"—George Walsh
GARDENIA"
\\ ith Owen Moore Hedda
some of the finest ~photodramas that
have ever 1‘eached,the screen. and one
of the most viriie‘ and popular deline-
ators of western ch'aracteis will be
seen in “Wagon Tracks" - an Artcraft
p1 ctuie. at the Palace theatie today.
This protoplay promises to eclipse
thn his best pieyious offeiinss by
mason of its exceptional quality and
histoxic imeiest. ‘
'I‘o men. women and children in
every section 01' the countrv “Bill"
Hart is typical of the western spirit—
breezy. resourceful. forceful, skilled in
every sport and necessary accomplish-
ment of the plains. His face is the
synonym for power and manliness. his
ability as an actor is admitted by all:
his naturalness. restraint. quiet ease
in even the most ‘ trying‘ moments
stamp him '15 a finished artist.
“\Vagon 'l‘racks' was written by C.
Gardner Sullivan and that is a zuar
Lanr
bert was the director. Jane Nora's is
the ieadin: woman and heads a cap-
able cast including such playets as
Robe-1t McKim lloyd Bacon, Leo
Pierson and others
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NOR WALK
SOCIE? [Y
and Personal
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Vaudeville at 2:15 and 7
Feature Pictu.re at.9:15
Today
Norwalk's idol of the Screen
WILLIAM S. HART
—in——
The ince Produced Artcratt Special
“WAGON TRACKS"
Pathe News and Comedy
'I'uesday
The Story of Bogus Money and
Honest Hearts
“The Crimson Gardenia"
By Re§ Beach
Two Part Comedy
Wednesday
Lila Lee
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"The Rose of River"
Mack Sennett's Latest Comedy
“Among Those Present"
1 A-motor partv consisting of Mr. and
*1 Mrs
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II "If IHIAIRES é
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
J Bushw-ein. \Ir and M15. Vt'ill-
iam Ruge1. Mts and Mrs. Fred Leppet
M.1 and Mts. August Draves of No1- I
walk and M1 and Mrs. “'illiam Heu-
ser of the Bronx. 1N. Y.. spent yestetu
day at Bedt'ord Village. '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oddo. of Cross.
street. Second District. christenetlf
their child at St. Joseph's church. yes-i
terday afternoon. Tony Audino act-
ed as godfather and Rosaline Briardi
as godmother.
\‘l'illiam D. O'Hara. who latelv rc-i
turned frotn overseas service, and has.
been spending the week with relatives?
in Attleboto Massachusetts has 113-,
turned to his home in Hamilton ave-
nue.
I ieutenant
Althur C. lioyt of the.
I'. S. Navy. stationed aboard the i'. S.
S. St. Loni-1 at Philadelphia spent
the \v—eekend at his home in Swim:-
wood e'.\enue lie 1eturned to Philadel- ‘
phia last evening. .9
Miss Benita Gutkowsky. of Putnam
aVenue. and Morrisk 1 ‘:1cks junior pro-
prietor ol the New \ork market. in!
\Vashinzxton street. were wedded in;
New York city. yesterday. a number
of their Norwaik friends attending the;
services and reception which folloWed. .
Mr. and Mrs. S. Levy, of 11 Eliza-‘3
beth stteet . this city. beg to announce.
the oethr-otb ll of their daughter. \111111.
to Max I‘letzer. ct” Stamfmd. (‘.onn 1.
Miss Mamie Murray and Miss Kath 1
ryn Kay, of Tienton. N. .l.. are guests ‘
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ilach. on
Lowe sheet. 1'
Geotge 0' Ellen of .\'e\\ llritlan who?
m‘. ‘
thus been :1 guest at his uncle (leorgel‘
ll macken 111 6 Maple 11111111 1111111n
‘cd to his home Saturday.
Miss Tessie Chandler. of New York;
city. is visiting at the home of Mull
fund Mrs. Henry C. Froeb, on Lowei
street. .
i Mary Lyons of liaviland street. ham
Izone to Newark. N. .l..
U?" M00” and Hedda Nova "1 Rex v111rs studies in Saint Vincent‘s
raeach' s Personally Directed Play —'e111\
“The Crimson Gardenia."
to take up two
Acad-
oi that citv. l
M13. Fredetlck Buckley retuined tot
\ B1 dtll 5 .latest contributioa to he1 home in (‘loss street ast (Whining l
11 s1nsations “The
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111 be pittuiized for
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~ 11111111 and 11v enin- '.
IS
l'oldW} n. It
1111- striking title is derived in a strtet
mum-r equally striking. A single ‘lliss l1ili1n Johnson of Neinavm
wit-11in worn on the black domino of wag ”m (“1.151 of Miss Ve1a Hattv. of
11.11-tieipant in the New Orleans l1111nkl1nau.-nue mm the w-eek end.
' 114“ (Has becomes crimson with the
blood when he is stabbed.
i1111 k (If [his
~ «11 :1 band of countett‘citers. Thev
111's
‘:v\-~ they have been bet1ayed and 11153 at the home of 11111 nephew
“"3 \‘1w ‘YOIk cit)"-
confederate
The examplcl
.1i--1' the f1-"1111e1
~ m-r ot‘ the Hardenia.
' 1.11111-ssness brings about strange
'rnlnlivations in the lives of ma..-
wide Chief of these are Round
.11 1111111 tOwen \loore). a Sightseer
ohm: with the carnival crowds
' i \iavlt-lon hotelte (Hedda NOV'tlw
=11 snauhinc foi her cousin—the.
1 111111 who is murdered.‘
.1... 1-ounterfeiters believe that Ro—.
aSeCIet Service agent and:
1 1 1- Hath-ion to believe that he killq
‘171' I'tillsin. Her love turns to hate,
'1 i 411- exerts herself to place him in
power of the criminals. With;
tithing acainst him and death in-'
Roland Van Dam extricates
"\111‘ in a Way that places Rex
'-~ -31 unong the master stoxy tellers
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PALACE THEATRE
‘ r'walk wm Turn Out to See W23!-
port Son, William 5. Hart, in
“Wagon Tracks."
1 Hiam 3. Hart, hero of a hundred
1 '1111: dramatic Situations. star 0‘
COLONIAL FESTIVAL 1
Under the Auspioes of Nomlk
Chapter, Daughters of Ameri-
can Revolution
0n Lawns of Miss Emily Lyn”
and Clara. Hill
38- 40 West Ave.
II ednesday Afternoon.
0th
Sent. .1
\11 kinds of Fancy and Made 1
and Attractive Noveltla VIII
sale Arternoon. to. :
:13 well u d
"re 1111 am
ilhmilton 11111111111
action ate the machina- N1 w Canaan ve~terdav
Grim-‘0“ after spendinu the Week visiting 1013 1
n1 west of his popular nov- thee. in \‘ew Jersey.
Mt and .\’l1s. \\1ll1an1 lieuser. oi the]
‘ezelll theatre this at- Bionx. m-p lpending a few days at the!
home oi Mr.
J anushwein of Butler]
James ll Tay.101 of
and “is .
\lsited their son in
M1
“is. Kate I’oWell is spending 11 1o!
in
The HILLSIDE SCIIIIIIL
PROSPECT HILL, NOR-WALK.
Founded by
Elizabeth B. Mead. 1883.
A Boarding and Day School to:
Girls and Little Boys.
This School offers sane and
sound naming in elementary and
academic subjects under the best
auspices. Laxge Faculty of excel-
lent teachers New school build-
ing with spacious gymnasium and
separate. study halls for each de-
partment. Beautiful grounds, ten-
nis 001111.
Upper School oflers general and
special courses. College Prepata-
iory reviews a specialty New
course. in Household Science
taught in a real house with a real
kitchen. Special courses planned
for those not wishing to work for
a di loma. ‘
Tire Lower School includes the
intermediate Primary and Kinder-
garten Department. Children are
taught how to study and lay a good
foundation for their later— high
school work. The Kindergarten
and Primary Department admits
girls and young bon.’
em Into made for meeting
Art-”g e- Chorus
rte
t\rticles. Home-Madam (it!!! I‘ E. .
COLONIAL FESTIVAL TO BE
GIVEN BY PATRIOTIC WOMEN
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The Daughters of the
Revolution whot timing the war. have
done such noble work. must now turn'
their attention to strengthening the
spirit of Americanisvn. By educatio:
the poor. financing the helpless and
Alnericanizing the foreigners in our
midst an America stronger than ever
befme can be built up.
To do this requixes tun1l~. and the
Norwalk chapter must do its share to
raise money. They have arranged to
sell things. useful as well as beautiful;
lhirus to delight the palate as well as
the eye. and things to create amuse-
ment. that every one. old and young.
may be in a joyous mood. On the
lawns of the Misses Lyncs and Hill,
West avenue. \R‘ednesday at‘tanoon,
Sept. 101b, you may spend a 1ew hours
in pleasure. help a worthy cause and.
at the same time. get lull value for
your money.
“'e ask you please to help us
And we feel sure you v ill.
To pass a pleasant afternoon
With MisSes Lynes and Hillw
And other Dames who‘ll greet you.
in Colcnial attire.
i-‘or thirty-eight. \Vest avenue.
And forty. please inquire
The tenth day of Sept-urb 1,
¥-‘h1. -
6 BELL-ANS
Hot water
Sure Relief
L-ANS
INDIGESTION
BE l-ORL
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Stiff? Sore?
A lame back. atone muscle or I nil
faint often is considered too lightly by
the salient. It abould be remembered
that backache. rheumatic pains. utili-
neu. Iorencu. ullow skin and putfineu
under the eyes are symptoms of kidney
and bladder trouble —cnd these certainly
should not be neglected.
WHEY P4115
help the kidney: eliminate from the
system the poisonous waste and acid:
that came these aches and point. They
act promptly and effectively to restore
weak. overworked or diseased kidneys
and bladder to healthy. normal com
dition.
J. E. Simmons. 4003. “50.. Portland. Or...
writciz ”I was troubled with bochrho and
urinary trouble. I tried Foley Kidney Fill: and
cull so! that I hilhly recommend them to nor
on. troubled in that way. on they are excellent}
.lillooh—Powcu Loruo' .uon.
NOW:—
Ofi' with the old Itraw hail!
The season's over, Summer has
gone. Fall is here and it ‘s time
for a new hat.
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We suggest that you decide to
wear one of our new Fall style.
Rogers 8. Stevens
N orwalk
When it comes to style there is
nothing smarter than a “Mal-
lory;" and as for quality—-
there is more of it than is neces-
sary, but matrix the ,“Maliory”
way of making hats.
You'll like the soft hats, and
the Derby styles will hold your
attention. too. They will be
worn this Fall
We have-the latest styles in the
season's popular colors.
South Norwalk
If it be warm and fair.
\‘.' e .1511- you to remembet.
And bring your friends all there.
F tom two to seven 1: e ll area you—
But it it (hunce to rain
\\ 1* 'll postpone it till Thursday
And then 1\1'Il try again.
An orchestra will play tor you.
While you refreshments take——'
('ome. please. and buy our fancy
\\ ot‘k.’
()ur sweets and home-made cake.
. The cash we need to help our Wotl—z;
\\ e must not be delayed.
Just prove you'xe patriotic
By interest displayed.
by the
in Flux
The large barns owned
llrookslde Lake ice Company.
Hill Road. are being removed.
The monthly meellnz of the T. C.
E. class will be held on Tuesday even-
ing at 7:30 for the transaction oi spn
cial business in the parlor of the
First M. [-3. church. A full attendance
1 i-t urged. ‘
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SPRING Fm”
we have.
all the time.
CANDY
While You Wait
Our XXX Ice Cream is made very carefully and of the purest of.
materials and the result has been that. our ice cream trade has in-
creased very much indeed since we have devoted our effort: entirely
to the making of this quality of ice cream.
This cream is not equalled. We believe, anywhere in this city
We have told this to many and they have tried it on the strength of
this statement and have returned and said we were right.
have not already tried this XXX ice cream we tell you the lame and
if you will take some home you will agree with us.
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We are selling more candy than ever. This is not surprising as
we have in our employ a candy maker that. knows how Wmake the
best qualities. We furnish him the very best, materials and instruct
him to spare no pains to make such candy as will positively satisfy
the most particular candy eaters. ’
Come in and we will gladly give you a. sample of any candy that
.Made while you wait which nOI absolutely so emphasises the fact
that all our candy is absolutely fresh and that we am making candy
If you
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in all its' Branches
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back. Even If douolncbildbood. l i
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STERING. Atrro TOPS m
came '11:!
N. S. DI PALMML
3200! 813..
NOBWALK.
INSURANCE 35000 Hammerm' ,. LI
0! all Kinds In Strona and I Bond Letter Heads :
Reliable Companies {for $Il5. 00
(known what the famous m
|mill bond paper 11.1: in tho 1:.
all around commercial bond no. ‘
today and is used by thou-undo ‘. ’
.|houses whc do big basilica.
’00“ "0"“ 00". I for a large letterhead. 8 1-2 x n
l inches. The printing 1: of the b‘
Him! we stand back of every lb“
lower prices than you have In.
paying became
eqmpment makes it pouiblo. 1".»
phone us and one of the Jones I.
call.
Every user of printed m“
This exceptionally low prion 3'
Tel.128.
'IIie W estnorter-Herald
Wutport. Don
P. 8.——We do other printing ‘
our
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Cure 'I‘hnt Cold 8!
Tahiti:
‘ HI I': PINE COMPOUN‘
WTI'H‘TAB
F H. ' BAX‘I‘EB
pom
V-..“ ._.
R8D OAK COAL
OLD CARS
Sell your old can to the Brick.- .
port Auto Wrecking 00., 1310' ‘
North Ave, between Ooh M
Center Sts.. Bridgeport, Oon'l.
Phone Bantam 5586-2. .Bocond-
band parts and tire: to no my
make of car.
Delivered all over town in any!
quantity.
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Also HARDWOOD in cord
‘ungtnsoruocnmaoord
L. EFFRON i
Tel. 441.
C 11113 NEW suites“
GET A SQUARE DEAL
“'12 will buy your household
goods. rags. papers. junk and all
second hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
Ity of the goods. A square doc!
always. r
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
62 Van Zandt street. Phone BIZ-5.
Second hand good- nlway- on sale.
osrmmou or cmnoemtc‘ru
muse ot the disease and the art 0
Lulu-ting the name. Dime In can-01 _
by a wrench. twist or opt-1:11 in to i
create- mnc'ned um and pain- I: .
later lilo In the amt (ti-guns an! ’
limbo.
Chimnctorc remove the can“ c
use-so and pain, health by restore
the nerve I!"
veins in your body. Female troubls
(Ivan special “tendon: tilo (my:
ure or the spine. You will never r1
gret giving the Chiropractor a chmr
0 help you.
Magnetlc Treatment. Given Alon
Dorian House
Shore Dinners ‘ ;
All Kinds at Sean M,
Steak, Chops and
T. FRANCIS, II. C.
34 Washington 8L. So. Not-walk. Con.
Graduate from Palmer School
A. M. VVOOSTER
ATTORfiEY Al M“'
Ito ' umniiuof U... Paton: Offic:
PATENTS
30nd fn- nook!“ - Pat-III
_ 2 :- ‘-"mil- St Bridoqaort. Conn-
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ilavltl W. Ray-0nd
UNDERTAKER
'01. 0.0., 1m: “out. .8.
I7 WMHINCTON OT.
I" RID I!“ IUILOHIO
Suits, Coats and
Dresses i
Chicken
A LA CARTE
Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pea
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
Harris & Cans
“Wont"
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THE
LITTLE SHOP
”Radium
is
impossible to have good health with-
out good teeth.
properly masticated, or the organs of
digestion cannot do their work prop-
erly. and It is a foregone conclusion
that good health cannot exist without
good digestion. .\
been spent in an endeavor to better
the conditions of lung. more
and study In given every your to the
care 'of the teeth, out! more failure.
In life am now traced directly to bad
teeth than ever baht-o.
Good Health
but itis
essential to success
The food must enter tint Immac‘h
Years of scientific ml: navel
time
.Do'yourtoouialc‘mt
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
CIGARS, alumnus.
PIPES and TOBAOOO.
TARLOV BROS.
Up-to-Dctc Cigar m
Whom Block, 80. um
Tel. 15.1
Reduction in the Pm
Tires .
Awnings, Auto M I“ 1'
Auto Suppl. '
[cum-Surefire“.
Int-1m
-WNKOIN
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Norwalk Chronicler