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The House Where Quality Reigns
Evening 20c.
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Regent"
“THE CODE OF
HONOR"
Other Attractions
Thursday
-“Men. Women and Money”
Paramount Special
yéflftienee 17c.
Today
FLORENCE REED
Starring
Ethel Clayton
FridaY
> Return of The Regent’s
Favorite
Dustin Farnum
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“A Mans Fight”
Saturday
William Ral'
“Words and Music”
GRAND RIB-OPENING
HOYT'S
FOR PICTURES
Thursday and Friday Evenings
Only at 7:15 and 9
Saturday Matinee at 2215—Evening
at 7:15 and 9
Orchestra 20c.
Balcony 15c.
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Thursday
CONSTANCE '
TALMADGE
Select Star Comedienne
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“THE SHUTTLE”
Friday
J. Warren Kerrigan
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“The Best Man”
Saturday
Alice Brady
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It Will 'Delight Readers
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HOYT'S REOPENS
Constance Taimadge in Selznick Fea-i
ture “The Shuttle" Makes Strong
, Appeal for Fiat! Show at Old
I - Stand
t‘onstanco TulIIIadf-‘V.
ionnc. will he the attraction at the re-
opening of lloyt's Theatre on Thurs-
Solect comed-
day in a picturization of
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“At the Mercy of Men”
Evening 7 and 9.
Matinee 2215.
Today
Paramount Presents
ETHEL CLAYTO’N
“MEN—they pursue her
i WOMEN—they trick her
and
'MONEY”—she despises it
— 7- and ._
Two Part Comedy
Thursday
The Season's Best Program
VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES
“Happy Hours"
The big act with ten pretty,
ing, dainty .girls. ‘
EOUR OTHERS
dash-
Dustin Farnum
In a gripping story of" ill:-
“'est.
East and
“A Man’s Fight” .
Friday
VAUDEVILLE
—7and—
Earle Williams
—in*-
“The Wolf”
Saturday
“Smashing Barriers”
Christie Comedy
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Only one “BROMO QUININE"
To get the genuine call for full
name LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
m Mote. Leek tor “allure at
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102 Washington Street
pit- 'l‘lIt-atcr,
PEN ROD is for GROW N-UP FOLKS with YOUNG
HEARTS
Mail and Toiephoue Orders Received,
“The Shuttle"
from the novel of the same name by
Frances Iloicson Ruinett, directed by
Other one“ :—m Atlantic 8%, Sta-fold.
Theatre
TUESDAY EVENING. OCT. 21
First Norwalk Engagement
Klaw 85 Erlanger and George 0. Tyler Present
Booth Tarkington's
PENROD
Form by El)\VARl) ROSE
A Play of ATnerican Youth
Original l Induction and (‘ast Direct From Tremcndouxlx—
Sm I ._ “l'IIl Engagements at the (‘ lolie Theater \e33 York.
Philadelphia and the Cl) m-
('liicago
of the Tarkington Books
Seat Sale Friday. at 10:30 A. M.
Phone 1501.
illollin Steurgeon. and telling the story
of "The Shuttle" of love which laughs
lat the wide expanse of the Atlantic
{and merrily weaves international
: manccs.
ro-
Iuatlgci visits heI sisttr Ron! ie the
neglected wife of Sir \‘izel Ansthruthv
ers who leaws her and her son in the
(Iumhliifi ruins of his ancestral (8
late while he play: fast and loose on
the Continent. Ilett3. the staunch. in
dependent, spirited. “regular' AmIIi
can girl. and
restores lIcI'
renews Rosalie's onIIlI
spii'i t s.
Bettina Vunderpotl (Constance Tal-
Slie also meets after
5°"! ”W“ m ‘ Dashed“ mural in “Men Women and Moa- the kindly
‘3 «5.;
"Hider-an
tnfluuoe n! centmugnr
eulre who gives his all to relieve the ey" um. much to the attractiveness {om which i Pl “:6 x. as
It slfimld be.
sufferings ot the epidemic- stricken
tenants; and despite the intuitions
plottings 08 Sir Nigel, the; win their
deserved happiness in the culimlna-
tion of ther romance.
There will be two evening shows
only at 7:15 and 9:00 o‘clock. i
“PENROD"
New York Cast Will Play Broadway
Success at Regent Next Tuesday
Evening
The appreciation with which .\'or-
walk has received Broadway attrac-
tions ha“ p-ompted manager Kantor
to book the New York cast in "Pen-
rod" at the Regent Theatre tor next
Thursday night only. The play which
is based on the well known Booth
Trakington story was produced by
Klaw 8: Erlanrzer and had a remazk-
able run in New York last fall and
winter. There was immediate de-
mand fox
and the original caSt upon the closinz
in New York went to the “'indy (‘ity
where its successful enzazcment Clus-
es thIs week and the Retent is one of
the first houses to get the production
. upon its Ieturn east. The original New
Yolk cast will appear in Norwalk. The
ticket sale will stait this week.
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
“Men, Women and Money"
mount Feature that Stars Ethel
Clayton in L'eodlng Role
Zasu Pitts. a young actress who has
gained a unique reputation in the de-
picition of comedy character roles.
such as slnveys. etc. has a prominent
role in Ethel Clayton's new Paramount
picture “Men. Women and Money."
which will be shown at the Palace
theatre today.
Although «he has been in motion pic-
tures onl3 too years Visit l‘itts has
appeared pith some of the most pr0-‘
mini m stars and has attracted a "rent
deal of attention
Miss Pitt; did not have the usual
bad luck of beginners in pictures. for
IlllllOU'Ill she started as an extra she
worked in this field semen d235,
which she played in stock. Her
only
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DR. .I. ll. DLOMAN lNTRODUCES THE FAMOUS
NAP-ArMINIT DENTISTRY
IN NORWALK
Dr. Sloman came: 11 re to introduce the new painless method of
MINIT This great disc very has revolutionized dental p :actioe and
of its temremaku it ens / for even the most nervous peeple to have
filled, crowned, or extrac ed without pain. It is impossible to hurt you.
Plates Repaired While You Wait
Dr. J. ll. Sloman and Associate Dentists
HOURS:—0 A. H. 1‘0 0 RI. .
DOI'TPLIm”.
dentistry' —KAP-A-
robbed the dental chair
their teeth fluted.
”Diwali.
‘3'entor
is Para-Y
‘ensary is to pour
of the picture
REGENT room!
Slot-vents Reed in'“‘l'he Code,“ fion.
or" is Stellar Feature Attraction.
HOSPITAL SEWING SOCIETY.
The regular meeting of the Hospital
Sewing Societ3 will be held on Fri-
The Regent That" ”d" offers an day of this week at the Nurses home
exceptional feature in the premta- Connecticut
avenue. (Mrs Robe. t
tIon 0‘ "The Code 0! Honor 'flmfln‘ Brotherton. managing director will he
Ithe, well known Florence, Reed. From
the reports that have been received
where the picture has already moor-
ed in its very short course since re-
lease. it has met with unqualfled ap-
proval, The, production is supherhly
directed and Miss Reed is, supported
by a cast of her own selection. guar-
anteeing an unsurpassable attraction,
The picture will be shown at the Re-
gent today in conjunction with other
features which make a particularly
fine bill.
in charize of the sewing and the work
rooms will be openxrom 9:30 II. m. In
4'30 p, m. Members are urged to be
present to assist with the sewinc es
there is plenty of work for
hands to do. .
—Try :in III'IVezrtsI-nmnt 'r 3--
South Norwalk Evening SunllnPl it
you desire the best mulls nhum
ALL OVER THE LAND BIRTHSTONE JEWELRY
the production In (‘hicaizol
M. Passat. a Frenchman. ls experi
mcnting near London with 21 "Flip
Flap" aeroplane worked by hand. in
which he has already nown thirty
yards at a height of six feet from the
ground. it has two canvas wings on
a bamboo framework which are flap-
ped by a lever on each wing. The in-
is constructing another ma-
ichine with two pairs of wings to be
flapptd by a twenty-two horsepower
Iengine.
! Two skeletons ha3e been unearthed
on the beaches at Gloum-ster. Mass.
One -skeltton. apparently that of a
young woman, was found at “'rger-
sheek Beach. Another skeleton. that
of a man. was found on the same snore
by two boys. Pieces of wood in 33inch
long nails had bet n driven were found
around the skeletons as if the bodies
were otlginally in a box. Nothnn: to
identify the skeletons wu- found.
lNNOCENT CHURN
NOW HIDES A KICK
FOR MAINE FARhICR
Al’GlTFTA. .\ie., Oct. 13 ~TiIII'st
being the great grandfather of a pup
ular wish in Maine: and much wisntn:
‘bring the mother of genius. it is re-
ported that certan farmers hereaaouis
.lIaI'e established the (In: that it 2.- uh-
necessary to feed a cow harlx3, In“
and hops. nor to put her out to fer-
ment in order to produce alcohol from
a cream separator.
According to reports. all that is ncc
hard cider into a
cream separator and let the machine
.do its duty in high gear. An‘ll. behold?
alcohol comes lui‘tI I'Isim J." (Imam
‘spout, while from the “blm milk"
‘Spotlt come only nonalcoholic and un-
interesting apple juice. 'Tis all due :0
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Jennings has liaulct‘. lib:
out of lb
:eorge A.
auxiliary cat yachl Duchess
water for the winter, ‘
Eben Hill is moving :3 mim‘onr ‘
boat loath of cflects from his sup-
moi homr on Pilob island to the mall-
land.
DI Arthur Turner sailed his cat
boat from the Nonvalk Yacht club &.
Rowayton harbor yesterday, "he"
she will be hauled out for the wilt“.
“'illiaiu ll l-‘ari'oll's raring “on
SI-noI-a was i'III-I-ntly tulmn iron '0'
moorings at the Norvi'ullt Yatht cit.
and hauled on? for "I'hefl'
is still quite a fleet
club. however.
Although James A Frncil
to take hl‘~' stI-am yacht "alum“
of commission tod:~.3’.
gasoieno yacht Pronto in cnmmissiol
and at tho \‘oiwalk Yacht club just “I
lllv wmto r
(If boa”.
“mom: will pIInII'
l'lraw do not impel that the annual
donation Io tlu Hie Point Mouton of
the Rnwayton M 3.; church will he
slIimIId this weIk Thursday Any-3;
thing in llll ha) of vegetables. fruit. .
clothing and money is acccpfnblc.
The request is made that all who 0..
will contrihuti as lav'g'tD an nm'mn: .
possible l’lt'ahl‘ have all donations w
the ,\l E church today. as the comm“-
tvv mu.~t finish packing,
in answer to an adverlleelm
qtmstinc a loan «it n too‘llitims mag,"
lelt‘d to Ralph Hardin a veterinary
surgeon, Jack Gallnzlicr. a member of
Konnoll t‘tnh. Rati-
:j‘
sa. City. delivered to Dr Martini. &
Scotch rolliv. which possessed hm two
lPt‘lll. one on Inch sldv Hardin. with
the assistance of a dentist, mode |
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observers the new teet h are a sum-II.
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