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PAULINE
FREDERICK
was the star in~—
“THE PEACE OF
ROARING RIVER”
A New Goldwyn F‘cuture
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Marion Davies
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lloberi C‘linmbers'
New Play
“The Dark Star"
Thursday
‘ It‘iii-r Thziii the Bilshi-r"
Romain lt'
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Charles Ray’s
New (‘oiiietiy Feat u re
“Bill Henry"
Friday
Feature Extraordinary!
Fatty Arbuckle
“The Desert Hero”
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Vaudeville at
2:15 and 7
Feature Picture at 9:15
Today
First National l'rotiiiclioii ('o.
Stars
ANITA STEWART
in “romantic Mtlillt't‘ l’luy
“HUMAN DEE/IRE"
and
Mack Sennett Comedy
“TREATING 'EM ROUGH"
Tomorrow
’l‘honisa Ii. iiicc Presents
Charles Ray
- in -
His Latest and Funniest Play
“Bill Henry"
With Vaudeville
Thursday
Marion Davies
in Robert XV. Chambers’
“The Dark Star”
Friday
Enid Bennett
_in_
“The Virtuous Thief"
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elist. Chambers holds the p mtersbip:
among the waters and the rec of
his works are well known. His accom-
plislmirnt in the portrayals of'charact-
tc-r is not the least recommending
feature of the production of his pen.
for he has style and finish that immed<
lately gives him place among the best
read authors: Mr. 'Chambers‘has col»
laboratcd in the adaption his writings
to the screen and in the filming of
“The Dark Star" gave much time in
personal supervision. The result. is
that the play is offered on the silver
May Form Housing Associa-
tion to Solve Rents Prob-i
lem Here ,
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Real estate men declare it is next to
impossible to obtain a rent. Many
householders are attempting to solve
their difficulties by buying homes, the
sale of houses having increased con-
siderably recently. This brings trou-
ble to the occupants of the houses
purchased. for they are given notice
to move. and they find their search for
rents a distressingly difficult affair.
'shcet with all of the effect that could1
have been obtained through the.a'uth-|
-of forming a housingassociation
or himself In the selection of Marion
There was some little talk. a few
weeks ago. cancerning the advisability
in
AUTO MARKERS ARE .
COMING ALONG WELL
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Stat‘» Work Interest: the Reformatory
Dim. .
The directors of the Connecticut Re-
formatory met “yesterday at the in-
stitution in Cheshire. They were es-
pecially interested in the work of
turning out for the automobile depart-
ment the markers for 1920. Those as
has already been explained. are to be
of raised figures. These are stamped
out on the metal marker and then
they are painted and baked. Already
more than half of the number needed
are done and the new ones are being
;this city. but no definite action was
turned out at the rate of 2.300 double
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PRI Am . mains“.
magm‘xf‘itwflsem. 23.~A:\'CW
Jersey is holding primaries today to
nominate candidates for governor. the
state senate and assembly. Chief in—
terest is centtred in the contests for
the Republican and Democratic can!
didates for governor. The Republican
candidates are Governor “’iiliam .\’t‘
Runyon; State Comptroller Newton A.’
Bugbee; City Commissioner Thomas
L. Raymond of Newark. and Warren
C. King. 3 Bound Brook manufacturer.
THE PACE—151
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The Democratic gubernatorial aspir- ‘
ones are State Senator Edward I. lid-J 1 es In ‘118 0“ rs
wards of Jersey City: lames R. .\'u
gem of Newark. and Frank M. Menor-
mit of Newark,
l‘nvics to assume the leading role, no
novice was picked for the part and
the lit-gent patrons tomorrow are as—
sui'red of .1 high class feature attrac-
t in“:
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: REGENT TODAY
Pauline Frederick Makes Appearance
l in New Goldwyn Feature “The
Peace of Roaring River"
As the victim of a matrimonial
schem'fi. Pauline Frederick. “ho ap-
pears at the Regent theatre today for
the lust iimn in Norwaik. in the Gold»
wvn feature. “The. Peace of Roaring
River" portrays the role of a poor
working girl who goes west ‘the in-
nocent victim of a village spite. To
those who have witnessed the produc-_
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tion of this play. the heroine in inc
dinina hm: made the strongest kind of
appeal. Surrounding the wholesome
l‘OiIlllnf't" which grows out of the plot
or meanness is ll story of the great
west. with all of the environmem
that the country has now long' been
noted for tiirouizhout the world. The
[iit‘llll‘i‘ itself is healthful from the
start to finish. refreshing in every
new scene and one of The most absorb
lnL; as well as entertaining features
that has been released on the Goldwyn
program this season. Today will be
Norwalk's last chance to see Pauline
I-‘rulcrick in “The Peace of Roaring
ilivcr.” Those who avail themselves
of the opportunity will have somethin:
for which to be thankful, others will
suffer ii decided loss.
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PALACE TOMORROW
Thomas H. Ince Pr'e'eenta Charles Ray
‘ in Paramount Play “Bill Henry"
‘ liven though he is on‘iy ii counix‘}
hotel clerk in his latest
picture. “Bill Henry." which is the at-
traction at the Palace theatre tomor-
row. (‘ii'zii‘i'es Ray Is a pretty smart fel—
low. Not only does he trim the city
drummers m poker. when they took
him for an easy mark. but he has
heard of the oil boom that is sw'eeping
.illt‘ country. ,Tliags‘wliy he held. so
tightly on to no land which the smart
real estate ag-‘rrt sold him as worth—
less and fizhts a terrific battle to pre-
"vent it from being taken away from
the girl he loves. You‘ll agree. that
'there is just as much excitement in
‘lllt‘ rural distiicts a: there is on
Broadway.
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{Striker Murders Man
‘ Who Returned to
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\Vork
argument last night between Alexan‘,
der Russ. aged/IS, and a man known?
as “Toney.” the latter liit Russ on the.
head with a heavy hammer. killing.
him. "Toney"_liad been upbraidingi
Rusa for reportingat the mill for“
work.
Paul Prouse. aged 35, a striker. shot!
and wounded Sergeant Smith. of the.
state constabulai'y, near the Sharon.
Steel and Hoop Mill. Policeman J‘o-|
londy. of Farrell. in turn shot Prouse
in the back. seriously wounding him.!
Smith only slightly
Sergeant Was
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PALACE TODAY
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jAnita Stewart Stars Ii‘. National Moth—i
er Play “Human Desire" 1.
it would have been impossible to'}
have made a better selection .thzini
iAnita Stewart for the splendid Mother
play. ‘Human Desire" which is the:
main feature attraction at the Palace!
1lieatre today. \‘l'itli her record .of
having filled the parts required the
highest type of character acting Miss
Stewart was eminently fitted for the
role in this play. As a little Italian
girl who flees a convent in her native
land to come to America, where “bab-
ies are." Brenice becomes the center
' of a domestic tangle involving'Robert
Bruce. an artist and his wife. This
is accompanied by tragic bitterness to
the little mother lieait and it almost
\viecks her steadfast faith before she
grasps her lasting joy.
With this feature today will be seen
Mack Sennett's latest comedy. "Treat-
ing ‘Em Rough." This picture alone is
' 'a headliner and will be a source of re-
Ireshment to everyone who ses it.
REGENT TOMORROW
- Marion Davies is Star of New Robert
W. Chambers‘ Play—“The Dark
' Star”
Robert “1‘ Chambers, author of
many well known pieces, wrote few
thathave made more apes] that. “Tit
Dark Star.” in which Marion Davies
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'i‘wo ot‘ Linonine's important ingrcd—S
iciils. :Tre Well-known agents. separat;
tly. in the treatment of cousin and
colds. l‘:lillli‘ltlt‘(l. together with other
curative rciiiedli-s. in
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The}: form an irresistible preparation
for the immediate relief and prompt
cure of all forms of coughs and colds.
even
BRONCHITI'S,
Most stubborn of all coughs. yields.”-
its healing pi'cmerties. Try this fa-
mous old family remedy and expel"-|
ience the comfort it brings to those
who use it. The purest air/safest of
l’aramollnl '
FARRELL. I’a.. Sept. Elsi—During.ani
taken. and the matter was dropped.
During the war building was practi
rally at a standstill. anti. at the pres‘
out time. many new homes are requir-
ed to accommodate the increase in the
inumber of tenants.
l Complaints have come from various
:parts of the town against the boosting
,of rents.
‘ At a recent meeting of the Republi—
can City committee the housing situa-
tion was thoroughly discussed and It
rwas decided to pledge its nomineesae
far as possible, to action in this div
rection. Leo Davis. the Republican
nominee for mayor. is said to be in
hearty accord with the movement.
thus assuring favorable action in the
near future.
SENATOR BULEKLEY
IN AUTO MISHAP
DEEP RIVER, Sept. 23: —'i‘lw limou‘
sine owned by t‘x-Senatur Morgan G.
Buikley of Hartford collided With an-
other Hartford owned car at the in-
tersection of Bridge and Main streets.
here. Saturday afternoon. Mr. liulkc»
Iey was in his car with his chauffeur
and was on his way to l-‘enwica when
the accident occurred. The other car
was coming out of Bridge street and
turned north collided with Mr.
ilulkeley‘: which going
south. Neither of the cars was badly
damaged with the exception that, a.
tire on Mr. Bulkeli y's car was ripped
off. Both cars were able to proceed to
their destination,
The accident was the fourth to oc-
cur at the intersection of the two
This afternoon the seleclmen
of the town. whose attention had been
called to the dangerous intersection.
erected signs along the highway warn-
ing the automobiles.
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car. \Vlls
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. Sam Goldman. manager of Pete
Merman. verifies the rumor that the
bantam champion is to defend his
title in a twenty round pour in New
Orleans on Thanksgiving Day. Gold-
man rays the. champion as to receive
$11,000. with the optioii of 50 per cent
of the gross. and that the opponent of
the title holder will be later selected.
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sets a day. so that there is no reason
to fear a failure to meet the situation.
The machinery in use is the first of its
kind to be set up in the state. Hith-
erto the work has been done outside.
There are now in the institution 168
inmates in the first grade. 134 in the
The HILLSIDE SCll00l.
PROSPECT HILL. NORWAhK.
Founded by ‘
Elizabeth I}. Mead. 1833.
second and 27 in the third. A dozen A Boarding and 93V sch°°’ for
Gris and Little Boys.
who have been on parole for a year ‘
h . a de d" _)_ (1.. Thas School offers sane and
and a\e ma get, ‘ ““9 '5' sound tiaim‘ng in elementary and
charged. academic subjects under the bust
auspices. Large Faculty of excel-
lent teachers. New school build-
ing with spacious gymnasium and
separate study halls for each do.
pnrtmcnt. Beautiful grounds. ten-
nis court.
l'pper School offers general and
special courses. t'olicge i’rrvptira-
COMMODORE BENEDICT
IN CRITCIAL CONDITION
GREENWICII.
lmodore E. C.
anthropist and
Sept. 22.’("omnio
Benedict. banker. phil-
yachtsman. is criti-
tory reviews a specialty. .‘s'ew
cally sick at his home in Indian llar- course in Household Science
bor and his death is {03.39.}, 11., was taught in a real house with ‘a real
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stricken last night With apoplectic kitchen. peciil coirsen p Armed
for those not wishing to work for
a diploma.
The Lower School includes the
intermediate. Primary and Kinder-
garten Department. (‘hi‘dien 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. (‘horns
crass in charge of Lillian Sher
wood-Newkirk. Gymnastics and
folk dancing in all grades. i’aEI
term begins “'ednesday. Septem-
ber 17in. On account of parade.
sessions that day will begin at 1:30
P. in.
Miss Margaret R.Brendiinger.A. 8.
Misc Vida Hunt Francis. A. 3..
symptoms. Specialists were summon-
ed from New York. Commodore Ilene.
dict is 86 years old.
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NO MORE
LEAKY ROFFS
Keep your Roofs watertight
for ten years. one Coat of
frowns/If
-—_—Six [on Loads——
2Yet These Tires Keep
éSHED {Of 33,000 Miles
7 A daily trip from Albany to New
1 ork City by a Six-ton truck—a six-ton
load atop. the body—the 151 mile run
made in nine hours. or at an t verage of
seventeen miles an hour.
Put your truck in this one’s. place——
then ask yourself how much tire mile-
age you would expect. Hardly the
a Justment mileage. would you?
Yet Goodrich De Luxe Truck Tires 021
this huge carrier operated by the Ster-
ling Motor Freight Corporation. New
lorlcand Albany. have amassed the
amazing mileage total of 33.000 miles
Der tire. j.
“No other tire _make made has been
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figure.” writes the president of the cor»
poration—-“Evtry standard make has
been tried. eedless to say. Goodrich
De Luxe have won out."
And they’ll “win out" for you. once on , 1
your trucks. Try them! if
Principals.
Saves the cut of tearing up
old. worn mater al—cave:
the cast cf 3 new roof.
PERMANENT PROTECTION
NO REPAIRO, NO REPAINTING
SPECIAL SERVICE TO TRADE
PROMPT SHIPMENTS FROM
C. H. Aisthorpe 3 FAIR .
I October 6 to 11
e SEAVIEW AVENUE. l m LEADER m DISPLAYS
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN- I Attractions and Attendance
lo. M. Bundle.
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FIPTIETH ANNUAL
—— CANDY
While You Walt
lDANBURYl
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'73 North Main Street 1‘-
Connecticut.
all remedies it builds up the body and‘
restores vitality at the same time it
is relieving The system of coughs.
colds. bronchitis. and all forms 0L
throat and lung trouble. .
The abo've'faminnr ”at“ on!
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Our XXX Ice Cream is made very carefully and of the purest of
materials and the remit has been on»: our ice cream mire has in-
creased very much indeed since we have devoted our elem entirely
to the making of this quality of too cum
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 0!
this statement and have returned Ind said we were right. If you
have not already tried this XXX loo man we tell you the same and
if you will take some heme 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 to make the
has: 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 esters.
Come in and we will gladly give you a sample of any candy that
we have. ‘
Made while you wait which not absolutely so emphasises the fact
that all our candy is absolutely fresh and that we use maxing mud!
all the time.
gsmwnmncl
10,000 Miles
Adjustment
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