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W 'Fatty Arbuckle. the star must have 66 EXECUTED IN

had such a role in his new film play.
ndVance showings

Reigns

Matinee l7c. Evening 200.

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Today

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(‘hamlwrs‘ Smashing)

IloN-rl “'-

chor ts from the

ot' the picture and from the few hous-

8s Where it has nh’eady run, fdr ‘lt is
indicates that
was never more alfavorite
starring masterpiece.

a very new
Al-hul-kll-
than in

attraction.

this

“'illl his characteristic art of produc~
ins comedv, he leads ill this feature as:
he never ha; before. excelling: all pro-
3ious ("ftll’IS to a point giving enter-

AN ANTI-RED PLOT

(Continued from Page One).

A further setback for the Bolsheviki
facing Gen. Denikine. is admitted in a
Soviet wireless message received here
yesterday. It reports the abandon-
ment of the town of Igov. to the west
of Kursk, which the Denikinc forces
recently captured. Fighting of the
severest character in this region is

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Tale of Lovw, intrigue and Daringl

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“THE DARK STAR”
VI ith Marion Davies '

Thursday

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CHARLES

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Friday
Feature Extraordinary

F atty Arbuckle

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"The Desert Hero

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MOTION PICTURES——
VAUDEVILLE
Today
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“BILL HENRY"

Travelogue
Comedy

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Tomorrow

VAUDEVILLE—5

—and—
Marion Davies
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Robert W Chumbers'

“The Dark Star"
Friday.

Vaudeville
Enid 1‘3ennett
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“The Virtuous Thief”

Saturday A

“Smashing Barriers”
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Marion Davies is Star in New Robert

W. Chambers Play ‘The Dark Star'

Marion Davies who does the finest

rod; of her screen career in the film

Version of
("handlers story.
Mllicll
today hogan to dance
as 5hr"
.13 a dancer iv.

that, famous
“The.

to the

Robert W'.'
Dark Stat. "3
Regent theatre.
almost as soon:
and her record
as great as the}

C0018.“

began to work
almost,

one she holds undisputed as a beautyg
. . “ l
“nose phymcal perfections have been

internationally acclaimed

by the ;

:world‘s greatest masters of the brush.‘

 
 
 
 

Her first public appearance was

achieved in “Chin 'Chin" in which she
obtained a role. against her parents'

wish and her success before the public
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is so instantaneous that she was

I quickly Eelzed as one of the bPWIIdel"_
hug bevy girls in the Ziegiield Folliesf
VI'LAfter this, in the popular succeSS “0}
Boy!" she lent such exceptional sup-g

port that film producers bez'an lo‘take

' notice and to ejaculate “0 Boy.

a

Miss Davies adventuered forth.

what
result.
in her

screen posribililv!" As a

firlct picture, “Rich was well received.

"Late“ Arbuckle

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REGENT FRICIAY
Feature is “The' De-
sert Hero" Which Appears Here

. 3 Only

“While the Friday feature at the Re.-
‘ aesgtheatm is far from an oasis . in

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continuing.

tainmont beyond any expectations. In The Bolsheviki also concede the loss
securing ”1.. play for as 93m, 8. run of ground along the line southeast into

the Tsaritsyn region. They abandon-
ed the towns of Ostrogojsk and Koro—
liak. lo the south of Vorcnetz. and are

in Norwalk as has been done. 'Manager
Rumor has been particularly fortu-
nate. The Albuckle feature will be in-
tIlitIl"I on the program Friday after-
noon and en'uin: with a. five part re-
lease [lino one of the big producers. a
bill that could hardly be beltered.

syn. where they were compelled
z3"-\ ar.
l‘krainia is another nation to which
the Russian Soviet Government has
made a peace oiftr accordinz to ad-

_PALACE TODAY 3iu~s reaching llele Further-.mme it

 

, . “as sent to propose peace to the l k-
. r . . .
.Charles R1y S New Pa amount P": rain ans announcfd

tlue ‘Bill Henry" Appearing 70' Cournment had decided to seek pence
day Only “ill, all nations in order to forestall a

counter lc3ollllion in Russia
The Ilolr he3ik cnlissaries suggested
to the l' krainians the negotiations oi
peace on the basis of recognition of
Illl‘ independence oi the I'kraine ii
”iii nation would maintain neutlality
in the Soviet snuggli- against Admiral

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\l'iio of us has not fallen at
lllllt'

some
for one of tho.»' alluring
advertisements that promises us a
llll‘llllll‘ for sellinlz some "miraculous
now invention?" In the case of (‘har~

or ()Ill"l'

('rnlucnl. has issued a proclamation

' ID. "(I ' 3 . .
mm 1” 1“ 0f ‘1‘ Id. calllnlz for an assembly oi the lotus:-

llut as a sales-

illill't‘ success and humid a terrific
ind successful bntlIe for a girl and n
:oxlunc. " lill lienry" as" llle same in-
‘lunst'ly llllllillli quality that pervadrs
all llll‘ (‘llurlvs llav riclurcs and
clouded willl laughs. cheers

llll'llltz. ll is up to the higllestsland
old of the popular

ble in Windsor. Oct. 3.

Notice‘ have been lieliloll b3 Mar)
“ouster chapter. llauuhlers oi the
\mvrivan Il'welulion. of lIN' annual
meeting of chapter regents. slate of”-

is ct rs and councilors to be held ill “'ind-
anlljor. October 3. Mrs, Starr (‘. Bar.
Hill". of llanbzlry. slate recordinz sec-
lctary. is sending out these announce-
moms. which are as follows:

The annual meeting of chapter rc-
ncnls. stale officers and councilors
ol‘ the Connecticut Daughters of the
American Revolution will be held at

Paramount star.

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PALACE FRIDAY

Paramount Star Enid Be.. .ett Under

the Ellsworth homestead, “‘indsor.
Thomas H lnce D‘GCW" "‘ (‘onnn on Friday. October 2;. 1919.
“Virtuous Thief" (‘onlrary to our usual custom. there

Enid Bcnm tt.
mount star.

will be two sessions.
sion converting at 10:
an afternoon session. which will be
preceded' by our usual box lunch-
eon at twelve o’clock.

A crmmlnnn to nominate mate of-
ficers and councilors at the state con-
felence to be held in Norwich on
Mulch 23. 1920. and a committee on

reports of

a morning Res.
30 o'clock and

the charminz Para-
I.“ n stenographcl‘ in her
“Tile \‘irluous Thief."
whit-ll comes to the Palace theatre
Friday. In an effort to save fer plo-
erm'ullon her hrotll'er when he stole
lllOnt‘V from his employer and to shield
the familv name. she. leaves her shelt-
ered life and does to work as a typlrt
for the man from whom her brother
stoic. Her employer proves:. a 'acound

latest picture.

auditing will be elected:
chairmen of state committees will be
presumed and their various lines of
Work will be discussed and acted up
on if necessary. and such other bus-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

also retiring in the region of Tsarit-.
to?
cross the Volga to the north of Tcher-'

is dec' axed that the delegation which'

that the Moscow.

ll-s I\lL\’ lll ‘Blll Henry. the new Kfllclnlk and (ion. ilc'iikint.

Paramount pltotoplay which is on 3 low - k- _-

at lllt‘ l’alacc theatre today. it was an 0318K. via Paris. Srpl. 2i‘._—~.\dmilal
lll‘(ll‘l(‘ \‘ibl'llor‘ that Int“ ‘0 Drill: Ixnlclldk. head or the All-Russian (lev-

lnan. llill ”MIT." was a “l'liverj” and 3'95 0.” the, All-Russian territory. The
especially when he clinl'ged liis vibra- 1'55“"!le WI“ DP “9'“ ill ”10 “nil “I
lor willl electricity and tried it out on October.

the sonsalil'c analomr of a rheumatic! M “MT—7 7‘ ‘7‘ M

lll‘ll transferred his tall-llzs to the ho ANNUAL 0;“;3' MEEY'NG' .
lt‘l business at Ollt't'. where he had State Regent; and officer; to rtzgem.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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HORACE R. NASH

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YEARS III lilill ‘
HEALIH RELIEVEII
BY IllNllI EMT 5%.;

Til. John Smith, 0|

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(‘lNOT After a Personal

Experience

Now that the boys are Iltlt‘k from the war they

take a special delight in goodold-fashioned rook-

ing. The lwsl is nonl- too good for them. and
cooking is lwst on a superior range like the

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When you Imy a STAlll'tlllll range you are
protected by nearly 90 years experience in manu-

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JOHN SMITH.

Sonic pcop'w all; 3ou will have b” a
‘rlll “ liii' l).‘l:l:" l $321” 3 vvr lili'li-‘VP it.
‘\"o‘l, tl‘i’ is .l l'lil' l'll'llh our in anyone
Yuho malt-'5 :l pmilil'e statement to
'onl» “ho douhls providinz the «
(lollbll‘l' u‘il helivvv an extabllshpd
'lit(‘l. Now 330 hil\l‘ on article which
“‘3‘ honestly ht I‘('\t' in. as lM'lng good
lol what We ("aim 2' 'o ho “clause
Lu ls l I'OIP it \‘t'c have manv l'rliabio
‘pooplr in this male who claim that

(‘INUT l‘i
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The Lambert girl indicated to a friPn'Zl
some. time before their disappearanie
that the stepfather and Slt’hnk-lllvl
situation was causing unpleasanlrera
at home for her and her half-sister.
A relative of the girls. allncllci to
the detective bureau of the New \‘oxk
Police Department. has been A<S?!:lY(‘«l
to the case. and every possible lilac--
33 here they might locate in .\'c\: Ymi;
has been or will be closely invu-:.ll_tzat

to appear
court, today.
sentence for

surety.

"I'll get the full amount or that bond
and ”I get Leone. too. if I have to go
to South Ami; fo'r’him." said State's

SERVICE RISK INSURANCE

HARTFORD MAN FORFEITS BOND.

HARTFORD. Sept.
wealthy contractor. of lhis cil3.
in the
when called to rem-he
violating
enacted prostitulion law.
for $2,000 was declared forfeited. Jos-
elih Vt. De Sopo. of this city.

Superior (‘riminal

The wecllly meeting of the high
school chorus was held Monday morn—
ing under the direction of Miss Mc
Cal-thy. the director of music.

All pupils who wish to join the
Dllmatic (‘lub are requested to give
their names to Ebba Anderson, the
secretary

the recently
and his bond

begin with.

Was his undaunted.
me

‘ ( INOT is

plihllll'ol}
lllill has helped llll m.
l'. “IH’l'Uliy lluy m
(‘INOT and remain in the

friend told me about (‘lNOT. so «
cidcd tlla' this might help mc. too. '1'- ..
l have years against no.

and l doubted 3el3 mlllh wwther I

would be fully up” again.
I ll .ed (‘INO'I‘ and I I‘
amazed at the 33143 that it has hell“
i am a well man today.
recommend PINO'I‘ to everyone.‘
sold at

lIlP un'y remedy

and given them
«uid stop using
good henna

Today We publish the story of John

Smith. «who save: "i- or years i have

mm” in “"7"" Point Military A030” sufi‘ered flom l‘lll‘unlafim‘ll_ pains in my

“ m"- kidneys and grncral run down candl-
23 MI our Leone. "”w“ ' lion. 1 have tried many remedia-
““l‘“ HIGH SCHOOL NOTES without getting relief. One day I

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is same PAID $233? "“3“ M- “‘0“ ‘0 ““3“ The members of the high school hlglg‘mi‘gn “pm 00.. wflt' u
' ' ' Judge Joseph P. Tutlle, attorney for “Wham“ WI" meet “I" ”ha“ ‘0 Sw'sitzcr Drug Store Southpmrt, I“

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luugllt in a real house with a zeal
it'll'hcl'. Special. cctllges planned
ftl' those not wishing to work fat
:3. dipioilla.

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

 
 
 
 

term begins Wednesday. Septem-
her 17th. On account of parade,
sessions that day will begin at 1: 30
km.

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figure-outlines: Fashion'a

children at the trolley. Cléoru’s latestdecrec.

class in charge of Lillian her—

wood’NeWkirk. Gymnastics and A "load f0! "”51““;
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we have.

Made while you wait which not all-chad, to emphasise: the fact
that all our candy isva‘bsolntely fresh and that we an muting candy
all the time.

New England Candy C0. ’

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- ”Pram“? 0' his client. He said The Girls‘ Glee Club will meet on- nuv. kridgrpons-Adv. .
""1 “'h“ is “am”: a double “'9‘ He iness as is proper to come before said Claim in “at. Total 1'5“ Leone had failed to keep an appoint- afternoon at 1.50 — '——“——‘-—*‘*“‘
tries to Ink“ advantwe 0! her bl‘O‘ meeting will be transflcted; . Connecticut families a" being paid ment withhim Monday. _i.eone owl’ns , ._ ' ...-- —-r--v a Sentinel Want Adv—rut...
slhl’r's L'uilt in order to force his at- An3 regent unable to attend is n: 313. 879.120 in 'War Risk insurance much real estate in this city. His wife Want Ads Bring Results latent
“muons on me gm Ht is toiled. Lag. quired by the state by- laws. (‘onnect- claims by Uncle Sam. He is making recently secured a divorce A son is a g
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e: he is muttered. and suspicion pointQ éfigligfuf:':;;o%tl1:;\?;£Y?I‘L‘§°r restriction to those whose sons and ‘29—'1— 3 ,1 . _,_ _ -. , ,-_._ -- —"———"_ _.»—- , -
lowald the girl l3pisl. but she is ban you. and act in her stand that h”. husbands died in the service of their
pil3' cleared. chapter may not fall of represent... 0““!!er during the greatest war of all ‘
- .tion. Each chapter regent or her times. I . 3
1. 'l‘lm Norwnlk Sparkplug Company. 2:3“;‘2; ‘2: 3.3259311“0 b?" ‘1” There were 1.588 insurance claims ' ;
willi which Joseph A. Vock. Jr.. is in- mg for Americanixallon wail: anslaah being paid In Connecticut through the ~ . ‘é
(crested. has moved its-plant from the informal exchange of vip‘s will be Bureau of War oRiak Insurance to . L
O'Sullivan building on Wall street to mild if time permits. beneficiaries named at the time appli‘ _ . ,
the second floor of the Lockwood Hal 1 mrfixnr‘fi; 2:33:25; QZfit‘ndtzh‘W cation for insurance was made by 501- While . You Wait
. . ' elr . .
building. Reports recommendations or requests diet-s. sailors and marine: now dead ‘ f
‘ — [for action of any kind. in writing to T!” average policyo carried b) ""89 ' .
'the recording secretary Mrs. Starr C. i 588 men was 88. 74 .
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1 1'1me ANNUAL :Barn‘m ; aoing Mada Comm-tabla. .{
l ‘ r T 2' Disabled soldiers, as well as widows.
IDANBUR WO GIRL_S_DLSAPPEAR. and children and dependent parents
have died. are being ' .
.iStepaiatel-a Leave Port Chou: and of those who . 0‘
l Maw a. in tho Mow... r made comfortable by the government Our-XXX Ice Creamumadovory «totally and of the purest .
i ' The “new“ hymen“ 0' the Pm “m“ “‘ my”; 80‘ ”lawman“ materials andthe result has been that our ice cream trade has in-
l Cheater and New \ork poll" "99“" claims to residents of Connecticut. 1 . 3 - .
: all: matting:3:333:33” .. .0 m... cm... my men indeed we .. t... «mud our erron- entirely _—
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tive fifteen-ycuold cousin. Edna Col compensation claims now being pal ' of flu]. “in ‘0...“
I October 6 to 11 .lignon. stepdaughter and daughter of in Connecticut. there are 761 of both I to the mug . q t, Q1 _ .
: THE LEADER IN DISPLAYS Frank Collignon. °f 76 ("0'9 "met- these classes of claims under investi- m m is not eqmod’ w. m ”Where m “11! city.
) Port (‘ heater. an employe of the Ru - ti These cases however are ‘\ . f C .
' Attractions and Attendance “Q “ ““9“” 30‘“ “‘13- “'0 l' "1 3‘ on ( We have told this to many and they have tried It on the strength a
bee h 10 f he 2 t rapidl3 being adjusted following an
lGflMRundleSecyDanbnryOt "'“leflnflyol ionAx _ 'ht If on
, ' ’ Embroidery Company. in the Mnslicr investigation b3 bureau representa- E an. gunmen: gnd hgve returned and said we were fig - Y E
’ ' ""“"’ “” ’* building- took their belongings. List _ - .
' ““3“" and “M’W‘red “:29 bureau of war risk insurance have not already tnedizhia xxx lo. M we tell you the same and _
The comlinesa of the two girls. and . . - ' _.
The Bulls“ SCHML statements said to have been ma-ln b\' which admm's‘m‘ ”‘9“ “mm h“ if you Will take some home you Will ogre. with us. ‘
PROSPECT HILL NORWALK. them, led to the belief that they will been established by the government ( :
Founded, by 59““ or have. secured places on the as a permanent institution in recogni- R
Elizabeth D. Mead. 1883. 2:3? fgczlfi‘r’lgn‘fumfgxg $0333; :3?“ "on 0; the servicn veterans of the R W
A Boarding and Dav School for who had been anemifl. '0‘ t‘lc‘glrls. world war rendered their country.
Gzrls and Llitle" 30’3- d have been looked up. but all have de- E
This School oil'ers sane an nied knowledge of their when-ail 'llis. “r nt Ads. Bring RP-Nll'l - - ’ ' I'll. 3'
sound naming in cltmcntary and a ; We are selling more candy than over. This is not Burp mgth
academic subjects under the best ‘ " _ WI how to e A
auspices. Large Faculty of gxcei- —» ' I A . we have m our employ a candy mam that kno dma-ke. :
Iont teachers. New school ulld- J . _ . _ tomb an instruc
um 33 m spacious gymnasium and ' ' best qualities. We furnish him the very but min .t. 1 t- f M
separate study halls for each de- NU}V l , . to e such II W1 p081 we y u m y 1,4"
partmcnt. Beautiful grounds, ten- hill! to spare 130 Pm Mk and, , ,é,
"is m‘m' most. rticular cand eaten.
l'ppcr School offers general and the Pa' . y d m t ‘1
5pm"! ”ms“ “liege Preprfra‘ Ccme in and we W111 gladly give you a. sample of any can y a .
lory reviews a specialty. lNew o O
course in Household Science