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FRIDAY?“ 19,1919
Regent Theatre
The House Where Quality
Reigns
Matinee 17c. Evening 200.
d
“ Tod a)’
William Fox Production '
“Every Mother‘s Son"
Starring
Charlotte W'alker
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Tomorrow
Mabel Normand
- in“
Sch-ct Pictures lnt', Feature
“Upstairs"
. Monday
The Dainty Anita Stewart
- in ~—
“Human Desire"
Vaudeville at 2:15 and 7
Feature Picture at 9:15
Today
DiLLY AND EDITH DOVE
Surging and Dancing Specialists
THREE JACKS
Variety Comedy Act
BERGIN AND LEONARD
Character Comedy Sketch
MARIE PILLSBURY
Vaudeville's Leading Song
Comedian
FUGI TROUPE
Sensational Acrobatic Nan-'1;
and —
Corrine (iriil’itit
Ill 7
“The Bramble Bush"
Tomorrow
Three Complete Vaudewlle Shows
and
William Duncan
~in —
"Smashing Barriers"
.
Sunday
In the Evening at 7 and 9
Sessuc Hayakawa
~sas~
l “The Man Beneath“
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REGENT TODAY
Vitagraph's “Every Mother's Son, "1
Stars Charlotte Walker
0! all the big linnll plays ploduced'
upon the stl'ccn .nonc goes so Straight!
to the heart of every American as “'ii-l
liam ‘Fox's latest patriotic spectacle:
“Every Mother‘s Son." which is ‘bein‘:
shown at the Regent theatre today.
Here is a stcrv that tells of the hero-
ism and sacrifice of our win. 5 and inn-l
\\' t‘ l't‘
heart is sometimes capable ot a alter-
int.r love for two men is demonstrated
by certain developments in this Vita-
graph play. The production is excel-
lent and combined with the five star
act vaudeville bill will make an enter.
, tuinnient worth more than the money.
PARIS, Sept. 19,—The French Army
. is at a loss to know what to do with
ils vast stock of aircraft. Auction
sales of aeroplanes. organized by the
Government. are viewed with absolute
indifference by the general public. At
,the last sale a scout plane. fitted with
3.30 horse power motor. found no
purchaser even at $40.
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Daniel Powell of Huntington. i... l..
is visiting Eugene Cushman and fam-
ily on Logan street.
Rumors of a fair for the benefit oi
the Rowayton iiosc Company are in
air. The fair is to be held during the
early fall. .\ general meeting for in
toe-rested persons will shortly be held
to discuss the matter pro and con.
C‘. ll. Smith. Jr.. \Vednestiay night.
gave a dinner at the Tokeneke t'lu‘o.
Kearncy's orchestra furnished music.
The annual dance at the Tokeneke
'(‘lub for the maids and chauffeurs of
the Tokeneke colony. was given last
“'ednesday, and largely attended
Joseph it. Taylor. chairman of the
l‘it‘th War committee. has appointed
lra S. Kigginv. as secretary of the coin
llllllI-(‘, the appointment of hi r. Kiggins
being made necessary by the resigna-
‘tion of Harry 1.;_ Scofield who sent his
resignation to Mr. Taylor several days
ago. ()livcr I. (‘lark is the third mem-
her of the committee.
Andrew S. Mills wishes to state that
the canoe owned by Mr. lanuicraff.
whit-ll was missing for some time. and
finally found afloat in Long island
Sound could not possibly have broken
loose front its moorings. as it was
'placcd far above high water mark.
(‘onsequt-ntly it must have been taken
by some person unknown. and later
cast adrift.
Iiowavton boys who had a part in
the world war of 1917 and 1918 are
soon to have it welcome home celebra-
tion all their own. Of course they
were included in the celebration of
the city of .\'orwalk on \\'ednesdny.
and tilt-v all had a good time, bill it
it ill 'lt' fun to have a good old rousing
time with plenty of noise and wlla‘.
‘< more important. plenty to eat right
here in Row-nylon among our own
ratios The idea of local celebration
Ill this community is not a new one :15
Mind was started for just this pzir~
pow several months ago. Following
opened a few days ago and it contain- POSTMASTER EXAM'NATION
ed quite a sum. while a patriotic resi- At the request of the 'Postmaster
dent of the village showed his endorses General of tile Unuited States Fivil
merit. of the idea by contribu.'n:z " a Service Commission has announced an‘
check of goodly size. Nowfihat all examination to be held at South Nor-
the boys are back home safetly it was walk. Conn. on the 10-22-19, for the
.deemed advisable to get plans started position of postmaster at Saugatuck.
discussion in a local store long be“.
fore all the how were home. a small
box properly labeled with its pruopse.‘
[was placed in the store of 1’. N4
Needle-in ittnvayton avenue. and as:"
people went into the slow and saw'
Vlit' Imx and its reason for being there.
enthusiastic and pleased with}
the idea. resulting i\ many quarters.’
ililtlf dollars and an occa’mnnl hill or"
two finding its way into the box. thus
'ncreasing the fund. The 'box was
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FIFTIETH ANNUAL
DANBURY
FAIR
October 6 to 11
THE LEADER IN DISPLAYS
Attractions and Attendance
titers in the Great War it is a loveTG M Bundle, Sec' y, Danbury, Ct.
drama and a big. povl'erful. patriotic t
spectacle. But above all. it is n. glori-
fiction of American womanhood. {
In this picture Charlotte “'alkel‘.l
has done some of the finest work of!
her career as the mother of three seusi
who were called by their country.
PALACE TODAY
Five Acts High Class Vaudeville With
Corrine Griffith in Feature Picture
The Palace sent away a large crowd
of refreshed and happy Norwalkers
yesterday after the matinee and even-
ing vaudeville shows. The. bill open-
ing for the week-end was as healthfull
as a summer breeze and the roliiking
mirth that ran through every one oft
the five acts kept one of the largestl
opening day crowds in tears of laught-j
er. it is hardly fair to any numberl
to say that another was better but, ot‘
the five splendid acts the Full TroupeI
made a decided hit and because of the‘
variety and novelty of the entertain-
ment of these acrobats drew round at-I
ter round of aplause. The most marve-
lous feats 9r daring were performed
'with grace and ease that immediately
won the audience. Marie Pillsbury. The
Three Jacks, Herein and Leonard gav'e
clean and mirthtul entertainment. The
show is repeted today with Miss Cor-
rine Griffith starring in “The Bramble
push." Miss Griffith is cast as Kely
Dial. a charming young women from
Tennessee who goes to Washington to_
'mhorufln‘utcthedeothotu.
The HILLSIDE SCIitllll.
PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK.
Founded by
Elizabeth B. Mead. 1883.
A Boarding and Day School for
Girls and Little Boys.
This School offers sane and
sound training in elementary and
academic subjects under the best
auspires. Large Faculty of excel-
lent teachers. New school build-
ing w; th spacious gymnasium and
sepaiite study halls for each de-
partment Beautiful grounds’ ten-
nis court.
Upper School otters general and
special courses. College Prepara-
tory 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 pioina.
The 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 boys.
Arrangements made for meeting
children at the trolley. Chorus
mass in charge of Lillian Sher-
woodtNewkir-k. Gymnastics and
folk dancing in all grades Full.
term begins W'eduesday, Septem-
ber 17th. On account or parade.
sessions that day will begin at 1:30
Em.
men "a?” Impact-.LI.
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l-EYE GLASS
for Rowavton’s one big day of the To ‘29 eilzibie for this examination
year. and for just this purpose a meet- an applicant must be a citizen of the
ing will be held in the hall of the 110- United States. must actually reside
waytnn Hose Company on Friday eve- within the delivery of the office and
ning September 2'3, at 8 O’clOCk. 10 have so resided at the time the present
which meeting all residents of the vacancy occurred.
place. both ladies and gentlemen. are Applicants must have “.30th ‘hpir
invited—yes. urged to he preSent to ,wemy.flrst but not their sixtyttth
help decide just what kind of a testi- birthday on the date’ of {he examina-
moniai Rwayton is going to give ill" ”on.
boys who did their bit for home and
country. Se\ eral prominent mantle
men of the‘communitv have evidenced
their interest and will be at the meet cured from the postmastcr ai‘ the
ing. at. which time committees: will he place of vacancy or from the (‘ivii Sm
apointed and plans discussed. Every . . ovt'ushington. I'). (s
1 d l , , 't d _ rice commtssron,
., , . .
o 3 mm is run e .. to. alend (lib Applications “mumbemnpeflyexpcut.
meeting, express their opinion and en-
. ~ . ‘ , ed and filed with the Commission at
tel gnu) the diucus‘flon ‘13 'n th . b0“ “'ashinzton, D. C.. in time to arrange
met 0d 0r celebrating properly. for the examination of the applicant.
Applicants Form 2241 and full in-
formation concerning the require
mentr of the examination may be so-
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There ts no Doubt about the POpu arty
of our Saturday Specmls
GOOD LUCK JAR RINGS GALVANIZED COAL HOOS
Special. Saturday only. Large size; regular 73c. .At 63c
--------------- 10° per dozen PASTRY BOARDS
FRUIT JARS 16x22 inches: regular 69c.
(“fl-“S IUD. wide mouth: 1‘2 pint ...................... At 57c
size .............. 98c dozen UPHOLSTERED CHAIR SEATS
79c PAILS AT 67c No nails needed; easy to put
Gray enameled~10 quart size. on: 14 inch size; regular 89c.
MASON FRUIT JAR COVERS ....................... At 76c
RPmiIar 39c. Saturday. LIQUID VENEER
................ At 29c dozen A good Furniture Polish: 23c
TOMATO STRAINERS size ................. At 19c
All tin; regular 25c. . .,.,A¢ 19¢ GALVANIZED OIL CANS
JOHNSONS UOUID S-gallon: easy flow: no faucet
FLOOR WAX ....................... $1. 79
Excellent for Floors and Furni‘ YARD CLOTHES REELS
turc: regular 75c bolllf‘r. Fits in ground. (‘an be taken in
Saturday ............ At 59c wittn not in use. “as 154) 19"!
RIGHT'S STOVE POLISH line: rt gular $81M. . .At $6.98
Polishes the Iron and thi- Nick- WAFFLE IRONS
vi: a paste with no dust: lt'E- Medium sich regular $1.79. ‘
ulnr 12:: can. Saturday. Saturday ........... At 81.59
............... 2 can: for-19c PRESERVING KETTLES
ROUND BUSHEL BASKETS Gray enameled: loquarl: rtzll-
licgula r 1290. Saturday. ..At 27c lar 89c. Saturday ..... At 75:
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS MIXING BOWLS
itlllllzlt‘ $6.33. Saturday. Brown and white. Guernsey
.............. . At 35.49 ware; 2-quizrl: regular 39c.
JELLY STRAINERS Special .................. 29c
A film“: wire frame with a cloth INVERTED GAS GLOBES
”Ht-I: l't‘uulai' 59¢. Stilllrtlu}, Filmy foisted; regular 35c. Sat-
...................... At45c urda)................At23c
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Try Our Home Made
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AND ICE CREAM.
MADE FRESH DAILY
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[HE OLD CANDY m3! 20 8001'! m 81'.
UNITED
§ mRPOMIo Eye examinations made by
United specialists are thor-
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hly scientific and dis-
:l‘rltzse exactly the condition of
Your eyes.
These examinations are
made by regigttesred. 2mg;
uate ontometris . men
the highest skill. who will ad-
‘hl/m TQ" vise youf frankly and with-
, Q out bias. and positively will
J55?” ’ not prescribe glasses unless
I am. they are absolutely neces-
sary.
United Eye Glass ShooG
fist a real service to all the
neooie and at a moderate
cost.
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MASON E PAST MA3TER8
and! OUTING SATURDAY sure | If“ M WE
.Thc annual field day and clamhako l O
of the Fairfleld County Past Masters) l Constipati on Indigestion, Sour
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association. 3 Masonic body will take (a. , Stomach Bibi-"150333. .Bloat'n‘. .
place Saturday at 3 o'clock. in South: Gist Coated TOM-211$. take that l
Norwalk. Members will gather at l ‘ holcsomc PhySlC“‘ ‘
Dorlons point about one oclock and a FOL“ ATE.“ "‘3'” "~ ..
program of sports will lead off the at" C . 11c I .
ternoon' s festivities. A large number' - I As! 2'03?!” Nc‘" 61")"Pi‘"!3“£~_uiu
. _ _. -’ (‘n " I’I action 0 no ripcot
of Bridgeportexs will attend. g noun-a: e. 1’: a C3. live citcr ctiecta.
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CRIMINAL coun‘rrs DOCKET BEL, ELL-ANS h Md". hi“? 'i" A1,; Vt k I ”a“ u .3
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IND'GEST'ON 1“ 9 '1 UV MT: i no head .tuppcd ulna-m.” it.
“'ith the completion of the Scp ,
temper docket the Criminal Superior " ‘ “‘“‘” —‘—-~ « ‘
.tlll.on.90well Corpo'.un
court Was adjourned yesterday alltrr~ ;T17 an atherUSement in l'": “-
noon for an indefinite period. It is Smith .\orw..lk likening Sentinel it Try a serum." \\'ant Advertlso
probable that the court will not rc- you desire the best results obtain merit and ‘r‘v-I “ill ‘vt't't‘fl‘ the beef
open until the December term. .blg we‘ll“ unturnehlv '
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DR. SLOMAN_ ' DR. SEARS.
(Nap A Minit Dentist). (Extraction Specialist).
Why You Should Go To
Dr. Sioman and Associate Dentists .
FOR DENTISTRY
0UP comma to Norwalk W3: to supply a great need; namely, to give the peop' c High Grad Dentistry
at a nominal cost.
Lowest Prices for HonestGuaranteedDental Work
Our aim is to do the best work it is possible to do. No person is allowed to leave the off ce until th:
work satisfies us and we are far more critical than you. no matter how particular you may be.
Ml COMPANY Nil PARLORS—BUT PRIVATE DENTISTRY
We do our own wcrk and feel proud of every piece that leaves the office, and at all times have the in
terest of our patients at heart.
Absoia ely Painless Method; by Our Nap-a-Minit Process and by
Our Nerve Blocki in Process or as it is Known in Modern
Dentistry, as Conductivt Anaesthesia.
No matter how nerve-.3 you are or how sensitive your teeth may be, let us prove to you the morils
of the above c '3: m.
Plates Repaired While You Wait
Open Evenings Unit! 9 P. M.
l‘ Dr. J. H. Sloman and AssociateDentists
Over the Ideal Shop. So. Norwalk, Conn.
=1 OTHER crimes: 1220 Slate Strett, Bridgeport. 422 Atlantic Street, Stamiord.
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Announces “their Fall Open-
ing on September 20th
When there will be shown for your inspection the latest product
tionl of
“Smart Style Coats, Suits and "
Dresses "
Embracing the nut showing of the W models, fashions of the
tastes of American ideols.
Your pro-once at this mum'I'nmoumu-t Styles"
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Norwalk Chronicler