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Matinee 17c.
Place Between Two Home.
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Evening 20¢
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1.; M I LY CIIICHESTER
tilt" Norwztlkl
Stars \Yith
Dorothy Gish
“in .,
'l‘hr New Paramount l‘lny
“OUT OF LUCK"
Tomorrow
William Fox Presents
Madlaine Traverse
”in
’l‘ho Romantic
Drama
~ONE‘. NIGHT ONLY
Thursday, Oct. 9th
F. Ray Comstock and William Elliott
Present
1 “Oh, My Dear’.’
The Sixth Annual
ltvcn while the World war was ran-
lng, horse races were held as usual In
the suburbs of Vienna. and the sport
' attracted large crowds. though the bet-
. ting-was not as brisk and as active as
. in times of peace. One of the news-
papers of Vienna—n publication cntl-
lleil‘l‘encth—of'ten made sarcastic cotn~
ments on this. and in an lSsue of re-
I cent date. which has reached this con?»
‘ try. It contains an amusing article on
l “but homes would say of the matter
i If they (‘tvflld talk. The Imaginary con-
versation between a mare and a stal-
‘llull, both participants In the ram-s
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Princess Theatre
Musical Comedy Success -With The
ORIGIN AL COMPANY
Books and Lyrics By
“When Fate Decides"
Saturday
Tom Mix
——in -»—-
“The Western Trail"
Monday
“SAHARA"
~ .~ wvwvvvwxi.‘ a r .,. v“ Jiazmmmmw
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new
cides." which has a plot that is said to
he intensely absorbing and stirring
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Matinee 2:15.
Evening 7:00 and 9:00.
Feature Picture at 9:15
Today
Surprise Show
Presenting for the Fifth Week’End
Showing a Top-Notch Bill Of
S—ACTS OF
VA UDE VIL'LE—5
-——a nd~ —
Clara Kimball
YOUNG
—rin
“TH E BETTER “'IF
‘1'
J
Friday .
Vaudeville and
Bessie Love
—in—
“Over the Garden “"11""
Saturday _
William Duncan
>iu
“Smashing Barriers”
Snecial. Sunday. Oct. 5
Evening at 7 and 9
William Russell
‘lll‘*
“This Hero Si all"
Vitngrnph Comedy
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tint liiilllii -
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Dorothy Gish Cast Which Play “Out of
Luck," Includes Emily Chichest-
er of Norwalk
George Fawt-e-tt. who has on import-
ant role in Dorthy Cislt‘s new Para-
mount picture. “Out of Luck." which
is coming to the Regent theatre today
will be rembcrctl by st‘i’t‘tll lovers as
the ntusketeer in the trenches in
Hearts of (I10 Vi'orld." Since that.
time ll" has appeared with ‘Miss Gish
in three other picture.» an? [135 lit-cit
wiraivd highly by the screen pubiic
:tttti critics alike.
The cast also includes l-It'ttilr (”hi
rites-tor, of Norwalk, who has appear-
mi in person in this city.
REGENT FRIDAY
Madlaine Traverse is Star of William
Fox's Latest Piece “When ‘F’atc
Decides I
Traverse. lllt' beautiful,
‘.\'illi.tm Fox star, will be the aura“:
mm at the Regent theatre Friday.
Sllf‘ ha~~ been booked to appear in a
Aiadlainc
FIFTIETII ANNUAL
DANBURY,
FAIR
l
Ifrom beginning to end, detflandinz un-
:l'fllls in l()\'(' with Litthl Dick and tht’
(‘ottnt fails in love with (‘hztrmian hilt Broadway. is ll-“Ptissal'ilv a stellar one. 3
iSIlt‘ discourages his attentions.
,hoy. Slli' becomes
liovotly. and then he is confronted
with 1h.- tiroblem of deciding who
would ho lht‘ ll'clll‘l‘ wife. It is an in-:
inl'cslin: story and one of the ll’cSll
:Miss Young has ever done. i‘
PALACE" FRIDAY i
‘sie LlH.‘ as star, will .provide many
Guy Bolton and P. G. Woodhouse
Music by Louis Hirsch
Prices ............. . 50c to $1.50 and a few at $2.00
Seat Sale Opens at. 10:30 a. m. Saturday, October 4th.
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photoploy called “\\'lien Fate Dc pherc, and ptestonta many fine extetior
and interior views of country“ atmos-
Tlte story concerns the lives of mod-
crately well to do person» who live
beyond the din of the city. btlt whose
existent-e arc wort-n directly into lit?
affairs of city life.
usual emotional powers to present ade-
quately on the screen. This is wiy it
was selected for Miss Traverse. who
has proved herself to be :1 retiiai‘kalll.\' “OH MY DFARTT—
finished artist in emotional roles. i ' ' ’
The supporting'cast is said to ha‘fe'
Down salaried with creat care. moon!
”I“ members being “’illism Conklin. dullness in the theatre those duliizhtfttl
l'lyd" P‘illtt‘til'c. (‘lztire Dunrey. John “""“”““"““‘- ”“" N” "m“
Cort-11?. Gt‘ll-cYIOVC Blinn and (‘ordelia Theatre musical cm"””"“' pr "Pm”!
(‘nllnhau annually by P. Ray t‘omstoci: and
,winimn Elliott, would act. it'avy (Milli,
for never has a musical comedy
l-t-aring this stamp been known with
a smile dull mnmonl. "Oh, .\l_\ l) at '
ll‘l' sixth l‘flnccs. 'E'heatm
comedy success.
VE-‘lllt‘nl at lliv‘
if lllt‘l‘“ was insurance l~.~m d azuin-tt
Princes-n:
PALACE TODAY
\‘i't
New Five Act Vaudeville Program 0f-
fered With Clara Kimball Young
Feature, "The Better Wife"
Iii-Trill Thrall"
night only TIllll.‘tIi‘._\', (Hi.
'lltt- l‘ttlnct- ’i‘hwutre comm today i” t-t' proof or this.
lilt-
‘A
fifth wnf-k cud ptoxmm or" vatt'lt-~
\‘illc. Her) one of which ha; been but
tor than the prom-oiling one.
l‘riity. nimble graceful, vocally tilt
nitls. a .‘lt‘II-"l‘ inst
(‘Usllllllt's whlth lililkv'
which “Oh, .‘xlt Dear?"
t'il til
the stat: .
is shown
it would
""I'lil alum-.t impoSsihle to butter the
th.tt Illst nook. >Illllt' the In 7M bililittut rival rather
that i‘H' int, H "It'lltly v-ontinuat'ot; or irresiibly
“"‘V M" “I? “WINK-“'5 any ."I'l played funny situations, na‘tzcs which WNW
at the popuiar theatre The usual nno to dream. and oily-r st'n'ts with
times fll'-‘ (‘th‘Flt‘d to find lilting music I‘
tho I‘.tl:l('t‘ [‘ltcult't- (‘I‘owtlv'ei to t-atiztwi- :tro (3w (-()n|iu|n 'nl pzt'tx (if n l'rimvss
(ill
show Wits prt‘st-lilt-ti
w-l titt- :t»~.<:|t':ti‘.tc is tziv in
Iltctul't-t‘e- and v. itl‘; l’~‘
illll~'ll‘f‘.l:
\\'lll("i play ‘ its en'rn '.
onv’
is :I’llHIl-g
pt izlf'lptl'r'.
(i'll‘l
vit‘llt
follow?
“Say. mare. how ls lt you stand fur
'- round-shouldered colored
whipping you viciously '1"
"lltul't mtk such a stupid question.
It simply has to be.”
_"\\‘h_\'?"
i "lint-aqua We must suffer nil and
Inive up all-lungs. lit-art. muscles.
5 nerves and even life to battle and win.
. That‘s a horse'tx privilege."
l “tut why should we battle
win?"
l "First, to Win the prize. and. fire-
ontl. for the sake of honor."
“lint we do not get the prize nor
the honor. either."
“No. but when we “in our master
and
lmatte. perhaps."
"Ah, lint In the heat of the race,
when your breath is almost gone and
”you fool you can run no further and
you are about to drop. what are _\'nlll'
)
iplayer must be interested and he must
. monkey ithis. he is alWay
y riding on your neck, digging sharp ling
I steel in!” your thinks. at the some limel
'acle man, wonderful leader and so on 3
gives us a kindly tap and strokes illl“:
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titanium
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Oct. ...-WJust as
a good golfer must keep his eye on titt-
ball. so must a champion baseball play-
er keep his mind on the game. The
ability of the Cincinnati players to
think baseball, drram bust-ball. talk
baseball and li‘e bttsebali. ha-x ntadc
them .1 pennant v.in‘hin,<z aggregation.
according to Manager Pat Moran.
"if the fellows had thought about nu
l'imobiles, shows and everything else
in the world but baseball, the; Would
‘not be Where they. are now." said 12107
.ran, in explaining how his team c‘tp-,
itured the National Lt-tguc flax. and br-
icame contenders for the world's chant—
pionship. "I guess that holds good in
most any game you are playing. A
" minizs
QUALIIX._,snop
- Fall Opening
Suits
Coats
I)resses
Waists
g .
Skirts
See Our Opening Display Windows
1‘ .
,think about his name. “'th he dmw
s up and coming. tak-
advantage of every opportunity."
Pat has been characterized as :t mit'
through the (‘ulalozuv of tioscsiptivt
phrases. but he modtstiy insists tl.t~
players are responsibfc for the
ccss of that incinnati club.
"I have a great ball club, that‘s the
whole stmy." he said. “th only i:: it
In Karat b'lII club, but it is a club of t'ei-
.lows who take carc of themselves and
'put their minds on Ihf‘ix' wonk. .‘v'n
man can make good in any line of life
‘unlrss he has tltr- instruments to sm
reed with. l have a good bunth oi
playtrs. sonhe them the cudit. All i
did was to hold the boys together.
l'l”hc,\' won the hall crimes“
Followers of the licds, llO‘Vi vcr. Will
‘nol ‘c'. Moran take a back seat with-
:out showering some praise on not.
z'i‘hey say that (‘incinnati had good
.playra. but ihr: it tool; a good mana-
tucr to man d them .nto ti ninninc tita-
EU(-
:‘ To accommodm our customers and supply their needs, The
CITY NATIONAL BANK. of South Norwalk, Conn, has
msde'the following changes: Increased the working space of
the bank and changed from the old Boston Ledger System to
the new and np-w-tbo-minute STATEMENT SYSTEM.
WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE OB
SMALL.
The City National Bank
' .. irhllii'. Any l‘inctnttrati inn axiil .yAut'
,""‘“‘"-"‘ ”W"? ;that I‘d! is a good manager. Couch lama Om
"'l'ltr-t. I simply say to myself: ‘l‘ixui _. _._
"""I "“m “l”: y"'.' ""N "'" “5‘“ "”3? Eddie ltouxh. who (‘incmnati fatty L‘ "’ ‘3 3:1
"I"! ”l“ “I'll, lllld lilt’ spurs k“"I' “K'ii-yppct “ll! Do an inlpnrtnnt {apgm- jg; ~ A ,- ,_, ., , -- ~——- ~ ~ A4 a ,3.
tit-flu." ‘ | ' . ithc present world series games with i"izl‘l ng-m “as broken. it didn’t htnl lill‘tW‘.’ ititit hi.~ l: "t hand. it took hi- '3?
I lml. gull" never ll..n.. o. llll‘un'tip': 3 his hea\y hitting, would not be play» [HUDPUE and. When "19 cast was ”M.“ H “,3. lllll ht" tn...“ 1,, it Now he ll .
”your ll ler? tint: baseball today but for an inherent "m “01th found that his arm was so (.(Il.u,i,1.,.,d 0",. U, H. ,. “an,” throt-
i "xi-wr, How can you Ixii such a lime or the name, which tnztb‘cd hzm vciak that It would be impossiblr tor in: ou'fieldrrs m n.» ;:;[\)p_ ns mm ,
.‘lllt‘~llt':r‘? I “In for him with lwart ii" ""‘l‘U’m‘ 1‘ ““"""‘ handicap. 50m“ him to ever whip the ball across Inc National I.¢:‘.;.‘.tit~ hzt2~~ lullni‘lri will
I and so ll." " ”cars “'5‘“ . , diamond with his old speed. lt-sliiy.
l "tilt. _\ou old l’our logged beast. In ‘; “'1“? $01"; “1;le ’bt‘vcan. flail“? First. he decided to quit b‘goban. _ ,
i you lYM'o' li\'c- a human soul. “'3 “‘5‘ ' [Pfihv‘lsivlhr‘ “a". “a, i .,". raindn. m. but lt)'ll;(I that was easier said than
‘ Kii‘liili‘-"—-\'(‘“ "'"k Tribune. g£,,:.‘.'i,.2‘,':‘a{:0.2,}..1.ilrfi‘}‘.,,l.,.t.1‘.;:.:.gi','.‘, tiont', \\'ith the warm weather i‘anlv Sillll' lilli", whll" t )tpltninz.v the lot- “‘9
the one oi the best in (‘llIll‘l' lt-acurnand ”‘l‘ longinr. ‘0 ‘9‘ hold of a bat and N, "(.‘rl‘.‘x,1‘.(n m.“ ”mfg“: :) that M
“Hide in Germany." Ithntws with his leit hand. Note I) it the right arm bail no htttk- Hill.‘ haw pull .prin-.\‘li) ins."
,\ tort-t-sptmdem just back frotnt The thangc was brought ahou: “Fellini lull‘ I'if'iM-‘t‘ _“l‘f:' ‘i-i“‘n‘1“d~ A h“
Tim 1mg”.- tcllu mu. «on a w-i-i:t-r,tltttiutzlt an accident in whit}. linush‘s Dru :miucd not to be kept out of lnunt- \-ill lm “ion“. 7"
‘to Westminster (l-Zttglomll Galvin-.5
' that no exhihlllun luls Just been.| ""
I In iii Ito-re of work done in German)"
"I} nor int-u “ho have been trout;
' ft-rtwl to llolintttl. Tlll' prisoners have;
I
t’“ltl“l'l_\‘ shown wonderful ingenuity
in :attwritt: materials [or their handi-
work. A t-olnttel. who exhibited u a»
. rim 0: books limo-fully bound in blue
and vim». mu «dimmed Illll ltllldffl‘
ttt:ttt-:":tl~ from mirtllmttril packages in
M~ l‘2 lerc “as :l t'uusitlt-mlile
-~.-.-t.-.
. . . .. l ' ‘ I ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ I '
LL. .. TIli‘Illl‘t' mustt-al (‘Ulllt-nj Anti (”L.‘ 3.1”! of I‘ll'lllttlfr'llul‘.“rt:ll"z“i.1“':("‘:.::
( lain I\liltll:lIl Yonne and her own ,\l\' llcar'” ins all (if tin-m in their; ”n". ’ 9‘ N ("H ' ’3‘ W “L l .1
~ ' i s; k ‘ .\n III ~r l'lli'ltJl' 4-: t' n
(outpotn [ll‘l'rt'lll lit-r lilll'.~l N-li-i'i Inns! biv-hh 1. Hunt] t~.~'.~'--nt‘t‘ fl" ‘ ‘ U . ‘ I
in t. , .. " ‘ was a tiny lll Nlt‘l PT A lilhlm' l‘llflh‘l‘
I li'llll‘(‘. Th:- wtter Vi tie at the Phi (,‘uv Hahn" and l', (2, \\'mlr-h.iu<t'.
3““ T1““"““ “Hm." 4‘5 ”'9 iUl' “n“? N who, in musical show hoolnyttti-t: and
a bill which promises unusual ailrttc» ,\',‘i(' ”inking chm”: w,“ now. in June.
IlllII ftii‘ lllt- :‘f‘ll‘t‘ll Lilll'illlr: ”I. Ill!" f'l‘Y. §_‘]l|l|':|l'! Ill“ brink and 132%; and Lottis'
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1TH" ”MW" “In-“'- is '-‘k“" from I“ A. Ilirstli. C"hlI)(‘.~l"l‘ if llli’fl‘y n musi-
nor.‘ (‘ot‘i‘cc‘u recent novel "The late ml titt-
Q”““ .. Ruin-rt .\lil‘on illllI I'Iilwut‘tl I'M t' BULL"
of (‘harntiatt Page, who is \isitin: with "ii-0h My Dem-f" and net-divas to
Her ft-iu-nds, the Kindons. at their I'Inm say. moucy has not been spared in any
fish :-ountt_\' chime. On»- :tt‘ternonn tit-ta‘l. Th- mm”) or prmtv cit-t.- {mm
(‘hnrmian st‘ 9 two lovers in n distant .\ vorliamp fashion
fluid. and the licxt afternoon at a ton :owns,
given in her honor. shr- learns that the
woman was Lady Beverly, wife of Sir
lichartl lll‘tl mother of Littl . Dick She,
success, supplied tz‘ dailies.
Miss Young is sot-n in the role 1
>how of
and lht' liaitvvnin':
worthy of the unwanted
them.
The (as! oi this u'itmvoriltv produc-
tion, “Illt'll ion a
:tl"l~’l “ho
“‘hnlv season
That and includes such artists a; Juliette
canto al‘lot‘ttoon Lady Bevet‘y is killed Day, Douglas Stevenson. Hal Fortie.
.in a motor accident and Little Dick Joseph Allen, Lorraine ManVille. Eye
is. seriously injured.
Putin: lit--
lyn MacVey, John A. Butler. Florence
next few days Whil.n Johns, Francis X. Pottlnn, Florence
(‘hnrmittn is l't-lpiu: to nurse the littln McGuire, Rtne Mannfiiz. Jenifer Sin-
friendly with Sir flair and Victor 1 t-an. The seat sale
Richard. but cl the end of a week noes begins at 10:30 Saturda.‘ evtTiiTnir.
to the RIVIt‘l'n to meet her father. October 4.
\Vhile she is there she learns that an
expensive surgical operation is necnc-
sary to restore 1.itlle Dick to health.
and as, Sir Richard is unabln to bear
the expense. (‘harntian urges her fath-
«1'10 l'iltn'tci‘ it in “the intm'est 0ft
rt'icntwa" '
Sir :
l
It‘s‘
from ‘
YAL
liirhnrl falls in lovo with (‘lt'tr-
ittinn. anti <‘w innit: -' no unmet of lit-r
love for him, but the memory of
formt r \vit'e kt cps titt-
spettkiu '. it is not until later that he!
loarnx the truth about ill) fit~t Lady?
lanmct
B;Ss:e Love in “Over the Garden
Wait" and Vaudeville
\‘itagvaph's latest picture with Ber
re ireshing suggestions for the. house.
hunter. it will inspire in a few thou-
sand heads of families who live cooped
up in the cities, it new understanding
of life in the suburbs.
The picture is “Over the Garden
“‘all."’which will be shown at the
Palace theatre Friday. ’
The production has its cutting: in
beautiful W sad country m
Jullctto Day'ind Hal Ford. in
“CI-l, MY DEAR!”
N. Y. Princess theta-o listed Comedy
V$.
A
dainty ,
Pilot-H are
on:
W served-in
' ._ 1.12., '
tztatlt- in In mt :tt tins. door IIlll:"". and
; such things. of “llll'll the rubber tin-.-
’ were ’H:I“|' from the ltuntlli- of a ton-
‘ltis t~:t~!.i‘t liven (it-rump lir‘nd had
l-cen [it-“ed into Sl'l'\l(‘i‘. in n pair
of earn-d and painted salmm was pro-
- tint-w! from a loaf. It is to he hoped
littll [or inn will soon have uu oppor-
- lunitv of sm'll‘g this evidence of the
: rl‘K'lll‘I‘l‘P nittl rout-age “'illl
:In'n ItuU‘ l:l('t"l lltt‘ lt‘l'l'llllt' Cllplll'lly.
..-..~
Oid Emblem ls \Vhite Hart.
Trt- “l [to hurt is a very old emblem.
I‘titil'jt'llt‘s (‘Iih‘l‘t'l‘ulml t0 Illllllfl fl
\‘lillt‘ hart “hit-h. after a thousand
‘ ,tt-tti. “It: kiilcd by Amtllmcles. king
of Sicily l‘iiny records that Alexan-
der sought a uhite sing and placed a
not.” or gold about Its neck: then
tlti-z was dune by Jullus Caesar. and
tt--.-< ltattilt-ii down from hero to hero,
wit]. the nital changes in story to
prt-irul unathronimt'. There was once
9 :tltitt- hurl caught in Windsor for
mt, onc elsewhere in England. one in
l.‘t':t_tt-c anal one in Germany. the list
of ubich was killed by ('harletuagtte
'l‘ttm after tin-c centuries. Richard
(‘At'ifl' dc Lion ~‘It“\’ il. ”'1' whole story
and“; imcrllu-d itt stone on the walll
of II u call“ drth of Lulu-c.
Plain as Day. ,
“The \\‘Iv"il\' ‘I don't know,‘ are rap
ldlv nit-"manning from the lexicon at
tho American boy." remarked ll [reda-
loan.- at u recent lent-hers‘ meeting.
"tiulv lln' other day I chum-ed on I
mm.” urcltim gravely regarding a
”emu": sign uhlth rt-nd l'uretlously
'I. X Trnt‘tetn. Painless Dentist. NI-
lrmu llvitlt‘.’
"Salli (Info lmy, '“Vlllll does that slgn
"Nitrous tit-1dr" tnvan?‘
“'thdt. tint-fit you know nothing?‘
reint-ti-tl the tuutlaashed comrade. 'll‘s
1‘3““ for "OPP“ A" Night I"...
-.—-f
As Usual.
“My brotherlndmv, Oscar Snort, has
come over front Allegnsh and I: going
to open a grocery store here.” said I
. cltuen of Grudge. “He is tricky sn‘
Voneolled and illmstmered and unprtn-
cipled. and a blowhord and I liar. and
thinks he is mmrtcr than other people.
’ when as n mutter of fact be Is less so.
; He will make a {allure of it Inside-or
st: months. and then was ion as he
i sticks around here will blame It III on
the knockers.“—Kansns City 8t“.
l
Punishment for die rm‘ '.
Tap—We're asked to feed the Ger'
”“3 , ’
Ned—I'm perfectly willing. If Boo-
u-er hoods than out the more kind of
the fashionable n-
wltlch our '
CANDY
While. You Wait
—\
Come int: our 520:“ and see the large assortment of Candle: {hat we are nt'ttu‘g
in our own
Candy Department.
We guarantee our Candy to be absolutely pure and assure you that it is made under tho -
ntcst sanitary conditions by an expert candy maker.
You may sample any of car Candy'if you wish to do so.
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V.
Handsome Rugs are a Means to
Making. the Home Beautiiul
session of furniture o n; of artistic merit and nppi’Opr ate
3:21:33 be the madman ambition of ownership. . Every wanton
who takes pride in her home surround};- will be interested m'onr selection
cf rugs. Fine, lasting, domestic snows in on assortment of varying tones wt:
find inmnt furor with those who opprceioto the luxury and We that site
ms word. The Wot, illustrated. is n fitting enmpte of the qua. t7
that isn’t-ennui! incur-up. “inspection will prove worthy m many
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i’mii‘ifew'
Norwalk Chronicler