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FRIDAY. car. 3, m9 ..
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Regent Theatre
The House Where Quality
Reigns .
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
Today
William For Presents
HADLAINE TRAVERSE
s—in
_—4
A; an AAAAKARI‘KAAI‘AAI
v‘v‘s
'l'hw loinantic Drama
(“I
Saturday
rip. Iii'liglll of the Heart of
Motion i‘iciure Lovers
TOM MIX
min
His Latest Thrilling Attraction
“THE \VILDERNESS
s/‘v var \Ae‘N/u/v V‘N
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Regent‘ T
NdfiWALx.
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'9-
V4: ' 53
eatre
' PHONE 1501.
ONE
ORIGINAL
Books and
T1259"
l"or Monday Only
LOUISE GLAI'M
- ~iu—
“SAHARA"
Coming
“OH. BOY"
(in Pictures)
Matinee 2:15.
Evening 7:00 and 9:00.
Feature Picture at 9:15
, Today
2 ”THE CORN COB CUT
UPS" .
Enjoyed by more than 2.00}! Nor-
\\alki-rs yesterday ~Tht-y produce it
riot of fun.
There Are 8 of 'Em .
FOUR OTHER ACTS
—-s:iud~
. Bessie Love Stars in
“Over the Garden W all"
Tomorrow
“Smashingr Barriers”
Monday
“Oh. Boy”
:‘IJJ‘YL'I NSHL“"
C IDES”
All
elderly
NIGHT ONLY
Thursday, Oct. 9th
1". Ray Comstock and William Elliott
. Present ‘
“Oh, My Dear”
The Sixth Annual Princess Theatre
Musical Comedy Success With The
COMPANY
Lyrics By
Guy Bolton and P. G. Woodhouse
Music by Louis Hirsch
Prices .............. 50c
Seat Sale Opens at 10:30
to $1.50 and a few at $2.00
a. m. Saturday, October 4th.
at the Palace theatre today.
One of thi central characters is an
man of moderate -..’e:tlth and
the possessor of two beautiful (laugh-l
tern, lie also possesses a tremendous:
collection of rule literature. The situ-
ation involvin: the ‘part that the bookI
play are intensely interesting. The:
volumes- shown in short scenes are
among the most prized in \‘ituzraph's
collection.
"()Vt'l' the Garden Wall" was adapt-
cd from a popular storv by Millicent
ll filmed amid heaitti
l'ul settinus .It the west coast studio. ,
-l".\ ison was
PALACE SUNDAY
Bristling Dynamic Comedy For Two
Evening Shows
“'l'his llcro Stuff” has
ed for the l'aluce ncvt
lll:lll:l"t‘l‘ (‘oiliixs it
dclirht the cmwdrd houses that
always the l‘Hl!‘ \Villlam iliis
scli appears there in one of his hie 7y
snappv
two of the
put up
been secur-
Sunday
is 510an
and
says tn“
are
when
pici‘ires.
l.-
lM-l'til‘t‘ Illt‘
This onu contain“
st fight Russell has ever
‘“ t‘ic
('illil"l'il.
l
coursi- of on“ of them h-- swings him
wit om ot' IK' reach of his assail-
zindts h}: mrans of the chandeli:>r,nnd
in a series of datedévll stunts trnvuls
a skill that the most auile
performer in vaudeville
him. it's some picture.
trape: ~
mighi envy
‘REIGENT TODA‘I-
Feature “When Fate Decides"
Stars Madtaine Traverse
ln ““‘hen Fate l‘ecides." a \\'illla::i
Fox production. announced bum.
a run at the Regent theatre totTity.
the famous :tar. lladlaine Traverse.
is .suid to do the best work of hi, r
carver Reports f..>m w? re
plzn‘ has liven presented indicate
Fox
in
towns
the
that ii is exceptionally strong in dra-
also that the
TH"
tinne to proic she is "the bus: drcsl
.\pr.i enlly
mutit interest and
gowns. wmn by Miss ~r~ - cou-
ed woman of the screen."
these unwns alum- will lllillu- a \ls‘it
to th- lit-item Theatre \zurtli while
for many a woman. ya! the- me
lllt‘i'll) incidental to lllv :“i‘s emo-
tional ability as an actrevs.
REGENT
SATURDAY
Tom Mix Does Daring Stunts m "The
Wilderness Trail"
Tom Mix “’illiam Fox's daring cow-
boy star. has turned into a plmtop'm‘
another well known book “The
“'ildemess Trail." by Frank \\‘illi:mis.
(in Pictures) from one chandelier to the ntxt wi'h . .. _
‘ “The “iildtrnes: 'I‘i'ull' \\;ll U"
3“0H. MY DEAR!" ' _._- "_”' ‘
7A-~ ~47 — —-— «~—~—-— ,. ,.. . "g ‘ g -t:';' i. ;;_* . it“.
x Oh, My llear , lllu sixth that, In Inn in ”limit in his-nth luv
u York Princess. Th ‘dll'F‘ musical comn- “W“ '“ ”l” “l." m mam Minis Tlt"
‘\ «1;- which F. ltav (‘omsiock and war ”NW? and costumes aw WW '1“
Wm lilliot will llreuem oi the («cent “in“ “"‘l ”W llrt‘llll'Sl mil“ "‘9‘
J ’ t-atre once only on Thursdav vVon- g“”"""“' "l ""9 prmlntiion “W'U‘ 3“
lll'l. ()itobcc nth. is a deliuhit'ul and H“ “'“h “M“ "m” in ”my" “ml
enin h w‘ ~ . . ~- .
Two Ev g S 0 " worthy succossor to “.\ubody llome.’ "mm-V
A! 7 and 9 Only "Verv God Eddie." "Uh iiov" :ltltl .Illlllt’llt‘ ““53 it ””3“," 2i”' i‘ n
_ .0)! Lady I'm“... h i‘. 1 refreshin" fascinating (omediunne of [More than
.- .. . . . . . t ' . ‘ , ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ p .
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 8) .plav. full or" charming.r line interest rare "b'hu‘ 5h? "u" “ ””4“. and
TALK ABOUT Eliza Crossing "‘0 and a riot in melody and ”Hum“!- ll humor in her work that is seldom
met with in musical comedv. JO‘
ice! She wasn't 1-2-3 with the way
the ceiling was crossed rvia the
chandeliers '—l))'
WILLIAM RUSSELL
“This
item
Slufl”
ifiiiifiiiiiirs"
PALACE TODAY
Picture Attraction Combined With
Vaudeville Shaw That Can‘t
be Beat
\‘itagmph is reported
’l‘ll(| ((‘
one of‘ the rarest privum (‘tlllvf‘ll()n"l
Reports l
books in this
from the studios- have announced zi‘l
different thr- acquisition
Hf country.
times
collection.
A glimpse into this company's store
of literature is offered ret‘rcshinzlv by
the latest Bessie Love pictur‘,
Hie _Gurden \Vall" w hich will be shown
DXnfiTfilluliY
_‘ FAIR
- October's to 11
have]
of,
some ee'p'ecially fine volume or illel
. K . ‘ . '
purchase outright (ti some pattitularl
“OVE‘I‘ _
is the work of Guy Bolton and P. (l.
and they covered them-
s'nlves- with glory. Thu music by
Louis .-\. Hirsch. who has been prais-
in the past tor his slit in turninz
out melodies of exquisite swtietness.
and the musit in “Oh. My lbear'" is
Hirsch at his very best. Already the
entire country in whitsliu: and Sim:-
\‘v'odehouse.
is
ing many or the sixteen sont.v hits of
this smart, bright and suct‘essful mu-
.siinl comedy.
There n-ore real music.
and dancingr in “Oh. My Dear!"
sinain:
than
is
in any of the fortuer New York Prin-
A more cap
cess Tliilit re offerings.
Allen. always a scream from a coinc-
dy standpoint is funnier than N er as
the :tl'lntors met-bani: ian who is forc-
ed through ('ll‘t‘lllllfilllllf't‘s to pose 2“
(‘ae-iur. lit'eiyn .\l:ic'\'»y and
mine Munvilli Ill-re honors in
\arious kinds of ballroom, special!"
and toe dancing. _Gth.|r mem‘crs of
the excellent cast are He] Forde. Dmi-
nlas Stevenson. l-‘lorence Johns.
Francis X. f‘onlan. John .\. lutlcr.‘
Rt ne Manning. Florence McGuire.
Jenn‘f‘r Sinclair and Victor
Ticket sale will open tomorrow morn-
ing at 10:30.
l
l
l
i
i
' Joe Allent Douglas mourn-oi
~ Y. Prim- ‘
Lor ;
llle '
Lonny. Cd
y
l
t
t
l
S u re Relief
BE LL-
roa INDIGESTION
.‘hnwn at lIlP Rexent theatre Sap”.
day“ The story ha: in do \v'th tho-
liudson Dav (‘ompany in the wildxr-
nnz: of (anemia. It shows wonderful
photography of life and romance in
the‘lnnd of 1m aureless end
grim fire-sis where human beams are.
very warm and Vital, Tom Mix all r-
nates death defylnz quollon to true
love with some of hi.» skilful andE
thrilling stunts, that me v nut hlnllil‘.
Qd person loves to r ‘e Aamong them:
a wondeiful managed ficht in the
dc ep snow. and a SIIIlL’L‘lt- ti .-a\e :he'
life and honor of'n girl. The piece is‘
all action and surprf ‘. and omlpdyi
wholesome. Colleen Max‘s:
new lradin: lady. and
dainty and a capital actress. '
SanVS
3700 re
Sh'e's pull t y
is
HAMILTON OPENING.
i
i .,
i
l
l
i
i “'hile there are so many things of
:inwrest that might be said of Hamil-
ton's at 49 “'all strrct in conniction'
with the forum] openim: which is an-
nounced for Saturday. two features in
the policy of tie new mannm-nr-nl.
have already met with such popular
approval _ that atttntion is called to
them. The store i! now carrying the
most complete line of books that can
be found in town and while the slutv~
es are full c.’ the works of cw "} \‘ic‘c-
i) read author. the sernce of the book
do paitnii n! got-s beyond that, for any
book printed can be obtaim d on very
short notice. if it does not happen to
be in stock. The Hamilton senice in
the book department will be second to
none and Norwalk readers are especi»
ally urn-wt when the} \;.:it the :l-ire on
thi- day of the openin: to inspect the
works and make lnriuizies about any
looks- ilzny do not lmd The l:nr ot‘
children‘s books carrud is paticutarls;
'strong and will make an appeal to ev~
cryone do -llin': to tl-"velop the yount.
folks "lintls h" the best of literature.
The second of the multitude of innova-
tions is the mivfc department. the
store having them uptown agency
for Vietcr machines. records and a"-
Two music rooms prettily
,nrrunged give purchasers of mattiinefl
records opportunity to try them
under home conditions. The formal
opening of the store will take place in-
morrow and while it isn't possible to
list many of the very fine things 1h.“
will be found in the new stock of the
.storc that has been so thoroughly ren-
ovated, a visit will convince everyone.
The public is cordially invited to in-
spect the store and stock and .become
acquainted with the changes which
have taken place at Hamilton's. 49
“'ull street. October records will be)
heard by anyone requesting them. '
GIS'IVJ 3213M
SLNEIWEILVJS l
AHVD ,SWIV'IC)
(Continued from First Puget.
cr-ssorics.
(\r
shops. . ‘
"When the manazement signs a con-(
tract as to scales and working condl-l
tlons, it is a union shop," he explain»;
l
;‘The. effect is the same as a closed:
’shop." isn't it?" asked Senator Sterln
linz. Republican. South Dakota. i
‘ "No.“ said Tizhe. “We are not aisle.
llniz for closed shops and never have." i
1 “'. 2. Foster. secretary or me ”man“
.al strike committee. whose alleged
‘.vie\vs as a radical have drawn Con-
:2ressional fire. was present at the
‘llrallng today prepared to testify after
iTirzhe had concluded. Armed with
lcoples of Hz: book on "Syndicalism."
gmrmbers of the committee were ready-j
s-examinntion of Postmal
4
ALL MONEY DEPOSIT-
ED BEFORE
OCTOBER 11, 1919
WILL DRAW.
manner mom
OCTOBER 181'
..- People’s Trust Co.
79 Washington St. -
room dour“:
. 117‘
m “all” k” he:
Mu“. . .4:
murmur ”mo “‘9
‘ Fall. Opening
. Suits
Coats
I)resses
TELLS EXPERIENEE’
Miss Marjorie Pulaskie. of l
301 Artie SL, Bridgeport,
Tells a Wonderful Story
About the Great Tonic
CINOT
. W aists
‘ Skirts
See Our Opening Display Windows
r
To accommodate our customers and supply their needs, The .
l CITY rut-noun. mm of South Norwalk. Com, has ’«
i made the following changes: Increased the working space of
_ l the bank and churned fromthe old Boston Ledger System to "
MARJORIE PULASKIE. ’ the new and up-to-the-mlnute STATEMENT SYSTEM.
Miss Pulaskie says:—-— l .
,“l “3"“ sum?" 10 headache? find oad’ WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE OI
dizzy spells with severe stomach tron-l w
ble. nothing i would eat seemed tt‘ ' SMALL. it
agree with me. l could not sleep a‘g '
nights, was so restless I would just,
toss around for hours~ and f-sli run! ' °
down and worn cm. i have used tllt‘"! ' i he ( lt y Nat‘on a] B Ilk
bottles of ('lNOT and today am onei a
hundred per cent. better which means; .
perfect Now you, too. who are sick as' loath 8mm 00'.
l was can feel as good as l d) nov.‘
Try a bottle of this wondcz't‘il‘remedyt
CINOT and see." i
That tired out. never-get-rcstefl feels,l
in): so often caused by absorption of} '
poisons from a sour acid sitim'ichg
those dizzy spPlls‘. sick headaches. blur-l o R U cs ‘
red vision. achy joints and lame back‘ I N E A'NCES
can be relieved permanently by using U R N 'T U R E
the herbal tonic CINOT
(‘lNOT is sold at l’laistel‘s Dr W; , , . ‘
Store, “'ashington street, and \‘.'m. ll 1.
Jones‘ Drug Store. Stamford. Also at ‘ F U R N 'TU R E CO.
the \Vestport Drug (‘o,, \\'esipcrt: _ -
Switzer's Drug Store. Southpnri. and n I ‘27 '29 WAS”.~CT°~ ST. »
Hartman's [Drug Store, 31 Fairlicld so. NORWALK “
avenue, llridgeportx Advertising. "‘ ' l
, Come into our store and see the large assortment of Candies that we are makirg in our own
- Candy Department.
We guarantee our Candy to be absolutely pure and assure you that it is made under the
most sanitary conditions by an expert candy miter.
You may sample any of our Candy if you wnh' to do 53.
¢_—
J
I 5‘ * '0' 3r ‘-
llaudsome Rugs are a Means to
Making the Home Beautiful
Next to the possession of good furniture s mg of artistic merit misppmpr'ate
colcring shculd be the homemaker: ambition of ownership. Every woman
who takes pride in her home mrrouhdfnzl will be interested in our selection
of rugs. Fine, lasting, domestic weaves in II! ”comment of varying tones will
and intent fever with‘those. who mm the luxury and service that such
Axmidster, mutated, in 3' SW example of the qual'ty
run. An inspection will prove worthy in many
' uglim
rugs word. The
tint is represented in our
says. '
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