The Screen 'yérsion’r‘ hes; itho
with Maurice Tourneur as the direc~
tor it ll “ been given the full benefit
of a skillful handlinz._ “Trilby” will
probably go down in motion picture
anncgs as one ot‘the greatest screen
dramas ever produced. ~ (1 g
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High Class Motion Pictures—Aug-
mented Orchestra Every
periormances
DARIEN ‘ *-
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l()DAY AT 2:13. 7 and 9 gvacaiion. I l d fM l uc
‘ -' .. l l ‘MX‘S. ‘v'. . .oun eso . npeaven :1,
Sacrlflced ”$115035? Of .. M3" 5 films returned from a visit to relatives
" gal City Island, N Y. .
‘Clara Kimball YOUIIE l The Misses Valentine, rteachers at'
in her supreme triumph— gl‘IIQ school in tho Springdal‘ei section.
9 ‘have left fer their home at r- l. I iscok
“TRILBY, {No.1 l
Tourneur.
the history
Directed by Maul-ac:
A production unique in
of the screen—
Dr. C. W. B. Wheeler of Gracious
.strect. with his family, is cnjoying‘av
olor trip :0 Harwichport on Cap C06,;
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Other spoolal fee-tunes. 3 .. traveling by way of Boston. E
' - ’ :3» :32? Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Gordon of;
THURSDAY Shady Nook Fa’rm have been enterv'
. . ‘ 1e . .1; _ of :taining the. latter’s Sister. Miss 3"“?!
Ream“ Prefizitqscflm Di. Pg . ;L. Soczhol-lnnd of Mt. Vernon, \1. Y.d
7 .. . w l The holiday traffic on the tax roa
CONSTANCE BINNEY iwas unusually heavy this year. The
7_,,;\,_ conlmuters’ trains Saturdav evenmg‘
g were about a. half-hour late because of.
lthc number of people traveling. 3
Editor A. C. Hatch of the Darlene
'Review. has been entertaining his’
1 brother. Ernest G. Hatch. superinten;
‘dent of the John Hancoc‘l; Life Insur-l
' .ance ‘Co.. at Buffalo. N. . ,
FRIDAY 5 Ernest L. Groat Was in policeman’S»
Paramounonrtcran Presents :unform Monday, doing traffic duty on!
WILLIéllirs. HART ‘
itlle Post Road to relieve sonic of the:
“S A N D”;
“THE STOLEN KISS”
You remember this beautiful lit‘
the girl. in. “Erstwhile Susan"—
Then you will like her new play
even better.
constables. who wanted tr; enjog part!
. . :at least. of the Glorious ‘our .
15.35%? i The Dorothy Perkins roses at the;
{depot are at the prettiest. "Nothing
lhas ever been done ‘whch has added
350 much to the attractiveness of the
{station grounds as the planting .of‘
those pink ramblers. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Doll of the:
Post Road enjoyed a holiday week-
,end motor trip to Albany. Saratoga.
iLake George. and Niagara Falls, tak-
‘ing as their guests Mrs. Edwui Doll
fan]: Dr. and Mrs. Waller Lowthlan of
lwmte lPlains. N. Y. .
l The Daricn Fire Department was
3 ;called out about 11 ph m.,b(S);lzld:f¥
‘ ' l ' ' ' fire on a once
Something New m Entertain- irTfk‘etnefk: :hich was soon extinguish-
ment Every Day' Eed. It is several months since the
;Darien department has been summon-
Three Times Today . ed
‘ For the most part. the Fourth was
The favorite plciure payer to the'
White House and the production
recently. publicly. commended. by
President Wilson.
2:15 7‘_9 ‘unusually (ll‘let in this town. 011 1t’hg
Samuel. Goldwyn. Presents. The 'day itself, garbdlgthaqlsl?:tndaggfittmmied-
' ._ 'theusuay.a ..
ever pleaslng and popular star :night. however, the bell was “mg at
TOM MOORE '.the firehouse and there was a little
'"IN— l shooting, bl'ft quiet reigned again after
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A new and spectcular screen play a few minutes.
“The Great Accident”
~nnd4—
“The Jungle Fire”
The 12th Episode of the Juanita
HEIGHTS CARNIVAL CLOSES’
lFiremen .Score .SucceSs .And .Are
' Thankful To All Who :laljpod.fle
. ' ° - . - .. ‘e h interferencco e m.
[Hanserl‘SN'Q “-b-d-WI’M Hn‘marv Serlal. maisgdéatthe: the circus and the bolt-
Mfik THURS h day. the carnival held by the Noroton
DAY ll—Ieights Fire. ‘00.. went way over the.
President WNW” recently approved ltop, financially. The. result was very
and so will you— "gratifying to the firemen and they are
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The Paramount-Arteréft Presen. very. profuse in their thanks to the
tation of ' public for the unstintcd generosity
WILLIAM S HART manifested by everyone who attended
' the carnival as well as to those who
_IN—. contributed in any way to help make
“S A N D” 13"; ‘ the affair the success it proved to be.
~and- ’ ‘ The men are going to Show their.
appreciation for this public generosny
by applying the proceeds to the pro-
viding of more adequate fire protec-
tion.
The Ford touring car went to Dr.
S. H. Griffin of Bridgepox't,.Conn.
HANK MAN
in a comedy rivalling the Sennett
successes
f‘The Bashfullslacksmith”
FRIDAY
The Realart Select Offering— . ..
CONSTANSLE BINNEY
“The Stolen Kiss”
Al Till: ll'llEilTlll’SS~
PALACE TODAY
lELEANOR UHL WINS
THREE MILE SWIM
RIVERTON. N. J., July 7,—Miss
Eleanor Uhl of the Meadow Brook
Club of Philadelphia not only romped
away with a big victory in the three
mile swim in the Delaware river from
Bridgesburg to Riverton today, but
in addition she set up a new record
of the three mile course of 43 minut-
es and 13 seconds.
Miss Uhl won by 150 yards.
The
TO M - previous record was 44 minutes. 15
ma-rhoeorgrégi xede°gf1wYP Play seconds, made last. year by Miss
Twelfth L CC} 8M . Wlth Ethelda Bleibtrey of the New York
ost City Episode. Women's Swimming Association.
Tom Moore already well known to
Norwalkers will be even better and
moro'favorahly known after his pres-
enlatmn at the Palace Theatre today
#1.“)? new Goldwyn play in which he
IS being starred “The Great Accident."
Moore is an exceptional personality
and the producers of this play secured
fln exceptional vehicle for his well de-l
velnped laden”. “The Great Accident”lTW° KILLED INV P'STOL DUEL"
gIVvE‘A Moore is much latitude for his: SPARTAX’BURG 5' C" 3“!" 7"")
girl-c122; anlntparular style of acting :1 piitoliggel nglg‘m P‘G C0099“ a
. p.oopay in which he has, ac sm ’ an scar odfrey. a
.eYer appeared and those who are nowihorse traderykilled each other last
Exeradmlrers Will be more than thatigigtgb Each hman emptied 7 the six
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... gm;lgggggggiggoggwfigggg:em: poil§e°§n§voiwéifiiir w‘ 2223
there is {lolliing to be desired afterland Godfrey, though dying, was still
seeing this feature. The support islsnapping his empty gun at'the body
exclelliont. Today’s ’Palace bill also 0f the dead man.
ncu on “The Jingle Fire" The ~
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twelltli episode ,of Juanita Hansen'sll DM "IE'JESAEQFCSDAO’ERKEN
seozsidléfinfll Wild animal serial “Thel she mixed Su'onur with it to 51:34::
3/- C Color Glass, Youthfulness.»
MW . ' ommon garden sage brewed ‘ t a
R m 0
KimEa?|Eh:/1;UIOD:Y _ lheavy tea with sulphur added. will
Role of The Notged Sas Leadlng turn gray, streaked and faded hair
» “Trilby” UCCCSS beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
"I‘rllby," . . a few appliations will prove a revela-
the famous novel and stage ' . - - -
drama, has again been dramatiied but - tlon if your ha" 15 fading, streaked or
' . . gray. Mlx'n
Lilli; i1tllme t,ltmls presented through tilt".l phur recipe ittlhinfggfhorfihmil: rig};-
~ m o . 8 screen. It is a Repub- blesome. An easier ’ '5 3 .
fie lelcase and Will be shown at the‘bottle of, Wyeth's Sazzyaxllsd t"guzlzeltl :
egent Theatre today with the much? Compound at any drug store all 'rgadlyl
{Eighteen girls started and all finish‘
ed. ‘
Lillllr Helen V‘Vainwrlght of New
York finished second and Katherine
Brown. the ten-year-old dallglxlor of
Alfred Brown. the veteran New chk
dismne‘e swimmer, finished fifth in
46 t‘.linl.ltc.;, 20 seconds.
Clara
:gggegngla:glelgmlialllflggung in 'the for use. This is the old-time recipe
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va'lll'::llel:screen prodlctiou marks an ad- gmlg‘erfg by the addition 0: .
.1... 2.3.92: 13%.??? dilly...“ 5252‘ till“ ”“3"” gm“ faded ha" ‘8 “t
e ‘ so u, we all desire to retain
sue - I 0
h we" 1:310le personages as Wil- youthful appearance and. anneal}:
other in-
ton Lackaye, Paul MoAllister and
action andfdratna in ‘the‘Story and '.V
lduring these centuries was due to the
.and’ needing a criminal at times
'cd up the Arme‘niau wfimen look bet‘
leomes along and collects them. Yellow
Ten-Year Old New York Girl is Fifth '
Tuskev” ABfiEiSiéED.
Nothing good ever came «out of
Turkey. Arts, sciences. literature—-
they have. nothing to offer. The low- '
est crimes on the callendar. crimes
against women and little girls the
Turk has not only practised undis-
turbed for a thousand of years, but
justified it by making it a part of his2
religion. The fact that he. and his.
country have becnspermitted to exist
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LONDON, my ’3. Mogul-General
W. C. Gorgas former surgeomGenerail
of the United States lArmy .rallied
mained critical.
RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30. 40:
Special Supper including Soup 55:
‘ Sunday Full course mantel-.85:
13 North Main Street
; 11:30 to l a. m. .
Rhone 2253 .
crookedness of his neighbors—«them-
selves crooked in. European politics
to
consummate some of the rotten en-
terprises they didn’t have the nerve
to perpetuate in person. 3
And in the meantime America has?
been rolled for millions of dollars to
help the poor Armenians. The pro-
‘cess of extraction is still in. progress‘ ' -
and there never would be. any Arnie-i ’ ,
nian relief needed were there no‘ . '
Turkey. But for nearly a million
years this country has been digging
up money to help the Christian Arme-
nians, After they are fed and clean~
SOUTH NORWALK
G
.GAS
ler than they did before, the criminal
Turks, and stand a greater chance of
being dragged into a Turkish harem.
Armenian man is not much of a
fellow, A sick jackrabbit'ls a fight-
ing demon compared to an Armenian .
gentleman. He is contented to raise
a large family of girls and then wring
his hands and bowl with grief instead
of reaching for an axe when Turk
is his middle name. Just imagine if
you can a situation like this. Suppose
that by some freak perversion of hu-
man intellect, the entire United Stat-
es Would declare an .open season
against Arkansas, giving the right to,
all comers to grab any Arkansas girl]
they wanted, or could sell them for'
thirty-five cents of more. Would the’
men of Arkansas. even in the hook~
worm district. wring their hands and
haw]? You know they wouldn’t. Willi
pine knots. hoes and such other wea‘
pons as came into their bands, they
would whip the rest of the United
States. at least mke an attempt at it.
But all this arrangement of Armenia
the yellow cannot justify the owner
of the rabbit in standing by while the
skunk slaughters his rabbit. Turkey
should be so thoroughly abolished
that the school kid, twenty-five years
hence would have to make a special
trip to the library and search the ab-
solete section to find out what rela-
tion the word had to history and geo-
graphy. .
By Milton Poulos. 2 South Main
street. South Norwalk Florist.
CAMP MOHAWK OPENS TODAY.
Camp Mohawk. the camp conducted
by the three counties. Fairfleld. Lilch-
field and New Haven, opened Tues-
PRICED AT—
day. July 6th. Between eighty and
a hundred boys will be at. the camp $25.00
during the first two Week period. A $35.00
fine equipment has been provided.
which includes sixteen by sixteen $40.00
army tent accomodations: a cook.
house: and a large dining tent with' $5000
dishes; and four boats and a canoe.
It is hoped that every member of the ~ 56500
County Y. M. C. A. Committee will .-
visit the camp during the period that $15.00
illis open. The boys of the County
wdl have the use. of the camp from. $80-00
Julv th to August 2nd, and the girls!
will have a period fro A 2 ‘ '
to August 1611:. ‘ m ugus‘ DdESOIVIE O F THESE IN-
SHORTAGE ONLY 9. l
MERIZDEN’. July 3.--Berna$r?i MirskyflCLUDE THE W E L L‘
who was charged with the embezzle-i WN
ment of $3,000 by Max. Theodore and’KNO _ VULCAN MAKE
Joseph. of New York. while acting as 4
manager of their'branch clothing store
SOUTH NQRWALK
in this city. was fined $9 and costs
in police court today after counsel of’
that a mistake was made and that1
the shortage was actually only $49. I
FOUR POLICEMENV ATTACKED.
CASHEL, Ireland, July 3.—4A party!
yesterday. A sergeant was killed and:
a constable wounded. The attacking
party escaped.
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A coon REPAIR 3110?
is being inquired for all the time.
Ask anyone who has been here.
He will tell you this is a good
place in every respect. It is the
best place to get cars repaired.
Try us for prompt and satis-
factory work in
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
SOUTH NORWALK AUTO
‘ REPAIR. C0.
122 South Main St.
Phone 301. Bouth‘llormux
¢
. ‘ROton tPoint
* Park
AMUsnlleNTs
‘ , DANCING '
' EVERY EVENING
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slightly today, but ”his condition re-
mamas AND' Canvass“ '
Ease; Barnett. More than one hun-
. ersons are emplo ed ' -
90 3 costs. y in the sup
is the story which caused
such a sensation after it was publish-
»fid several years ago. Thousands
aye read this much-loved novel by
George DuMat‘ier, and 'it‘ has to its
credit one of the'greatest stage rec-I
2111.! .Of all. time.
~ Lil .i - -diL‘u
ness. . By darkening your hair with .
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Conipound, - A
no one can tell, because it does it so _ 7
naturally, so evenly. You just dainpen 7.
a sponge or soft. brush withlt‘ and -’
draw this through your hall-flaking-
one small trand at a time; by'morning ,
all gray hairs have mammalian. '
fiftier‘banother glimtlon critwo 'your 1
ar eeomes . all 1! 035 ,
soft and luxuriant.“ s: ark, a y
Bath House—1.000 3001113 » 5
Fireworks. every Friday "
(In case of wstponement
the following Tuesday.)- _,
angling
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OUALIrK;HICHEJr‘-'
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ventilated
Porch Shades
The finest and best
shades made ADDS A
ROOM to your home at
a small outlay.
Made with a VEN-
TILATOR and SELF
HANGING. fast colors.
Sizes from 4 ft. to 12
ft.
Prices."$3.40 to $13.50
William O. McLean, Inc.
.-lNSURANCE+—
Phone 1953 . 74 Washington Street
’ M J uly—the Vacation Month
White Footwear, so cool and comfortable adds the finish-
ing touch to your summer costume.
Many oppropriate styles of Black and Brown, low shoes
to please the most discriminating.
SHOP BEE'ORE SIX
ELWOOD a CLOVER
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122 Washington Street
'
' Middy BlouSes
Ladies Galatea. Kiddies and Smacks; buttoned and slip-
on‘:tyle,$2.25to ... ... ... "32.98
Kisses White Middies, 14 to 20, ...... .......$2.00
Children’s Middies, 6 to 12, $1.59 to ..3 ....$2.50
Khaki Kiddies for the Camp Fire Girls, . . .-_ ;. .;. . . $2.89
, J. I. MALLETTE
Tel. 449.
mearon 3!.
SOUTH ROI!“
E. K. BANKS
memo Hotel Block ‘1'
South Hm
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Locale Long Distance
TRUCKING ,
s. L. TALMADGE
Daily Trips to N. Y. .
L. GOLDEN
1 6a Washimon St.
20 PerC entDiscountz f "
I Sale NOW
PRETIY GAPS FOR PRETTY
RATHERS
Beautiful bathing caps, clever-
ly made in the latent modes to
set all any face. Wonderful to
complete the beach equipment
of “fashion." Highest qualL
ty goods at very low prices.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Phannacint
,8 II. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk
’ WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
DIG-118, CIGARETTE
PIPES and TOBAGO!)
TARLOV BROS.
tip-Mob Gigu- Stor-
mnlook, 80. 80
1'01. 1581
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Am AT LAW ~ f.
Lab Examiner U... Put-at can“
PATENTS
“tum-M l ‘
1118““ was.“
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FREDHAIN
16 W St. South Hm '
” . Light and Heavy
TRUCKING
IO! um WOOD.
. CHARCOAL
new no: nun.
mm
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i minimums" ’ 9
nowmuonnnmn
it is to use a. check in paying ac-
counts than to pay cash. We. use .
up-to-adate banking methods. . and
we want you to know that this :3 ' ;.
A PEOPLE’S 3m .
OWNED BY HOME ' PEOPLE.
and we would like to accommOdato‘
you in “any way. that we. 681.1}
GOTTLIEB’S
Great Reduction
Sale of Clothing
Now Going On:
can at am: am on
msw. m1: moans
2919—Alloe Where Art Thou, sent.
without words. whistling
. record .
5 $34.31me Rose. Sudan
292mm Blue- ,
am. Your little annulus.
‘ clan—Hiawatha Howdy or '
WM Hawaiian Love
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