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. High Class Motion Pictures—3m.
mooted Orchestra Every
performance '
: Today
One of the Biggest Fox Features
a“ Ever Released
‘ WILLI AM" FARNUM
“THE ADVENTURE?
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Mack Sennett’s new two cylinder
side splitter with Ben Turpin,
Marie Provost and other:
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“Fresh From The City”
Sunday Eve _
As in the play so in the picture,
One of the most absorbing and
pleasing attractions—August ~
Thomas’ Success
“R I O G RA N D E”
Special Sunday Comedy
News Refiew.
Monday . .
Major Ruben Warwick
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.“zrnov ART MAN”
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BURNING DAYLIGHT
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mont Every Day.
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Paramount-Arteraft’s Ace
’2; .WALLACE REID
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'5 comedy riot of fun with an ex-
} cellent story
“THE DANCING room
Special Comedy
.3. Other Features
rfir. .r
. . Sunday .
A big fellow in a great big play-
TOMMIX
In_ the Fox feature attraction
de luxe ‘
“DAYS OF DARIN G”
Mack Sennett Comedy
Palace Harmonists
:33:th Monday E.E.
Metro Presents
Mitchell Lewis
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BURNING DAYLIGHT
" Tuesday ,- ‘
Major Robert Warwick «
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{tee last evening. .
. .m'.
-——-&:—-as
corners are planning for an earlystart
on rations excursions? “tomorrow.
George ‘D. Warring of ’ New “York,
flies bought fifty leet 0n the shore of
glangdon Island to add to his adjoins
ing property. ' ' ‘
'Blacliman 8: 'Porter, the‘fmckers,
arriving yesterday afternoon ‘trom
. New Haven. , _
. Lee O'Brien, of Cranbnry, formerly} _
of East Norwalk. has taken a position w‘wexe well liked-
with the Magazine Sales Co
ierprise. ‘
Mrs. Henry R. Joyce
day, when a special trolley car will
leave from in front of the church. at
9:30 o’clock ,to take the members or
ing on the outing to Baton}! Point
Park. ‘ . ,1. ,,
Over $50 was cleared at. the “Penny
, Supper,” held under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society, of the East
'avenue M. E. church, in the Sunday
school rooms of the church, last even-
ing. Over 109 people attended and
the tables were soon cleared of cata-
bles. A menu of four kinds of salad.
baked beans, sandwiches, coffee, jelly
at one cent for anything desired, was
to be chosen from, and as the various
articles were 'all home-made, proved
however, was not ‘induded in ,‘the
“Peunv Supper.” was also sold. The
ientire Ladies’ ,Aid acted as a commit-
' Yesterday’s result ‘0: the collection
for the Rowayton‘Librax-‘y drive was‘
$28.55, making a total of $253.30. To-
day’s amount will be published on
Monday. The‘flnal total will be known
when all delayed contributions are
heard from. ‘ '
Rowayton Baptist church. Sunday,
> July 18. Pubilc‘worship at 10:30 am.
Mr; H. E. Scofield is expected to
preach the sermon- Bible schoolyscs-
'sion at noon No evening service.
Thursday at 8 p.m.. mid-week prayer
service. The public is invited to all
these services.-
One of the pretty sights of Rowdy-
ton is the rambler roses growing on
the bank near the west. bound rail-
road station. as well as the green
shrubbery in other places in the depot
yard. This is money well expended,
and Station Agent William A. Reid
is justly proud of the exhibit
The following are thefmsmes of the
books which are to beadded July 17th
to the pay shelf or thefllowayton Free
Library: “‘The Young Visitors,” by
Daisy ,Ashford; “Red and Black.” by
Grace Richmond: f‘Miss Billy’s Devi-
sion."- by Eleanor Porter; “Marriage
While You Wait,” J. E. Buckrose;
“The Unlatched Door,” by Lee Thny-
er; :‘Jerry Junior." by‘qean Webster;
“The ~Pointing Man,” by Marjorie
Denied. "The Song of the Cardinal.”
by Gene Stratton-Porter; “Presenting
Jane McRae,” by M. L. Luther. ' _ ,
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
V‘THOU ART MAN”
REGENT TODAY 7 ‘ .'
‘Wlliiam Farnum’; Latest Picture At-
' traction “The Adventqne” Pre-
‘ “ tented With New Scarlett
~ - Comedy.
The Regent. Saturday picture pro-
gram is decidedly attractive. having
1W0 features that will commend the
Show to everyone desiring the best in
the way or screen entertainment Wil-
liam Fammn will {be starred in a new
For play “The Adventure” and as ad-‘
ded extraction the new Mack Sennefl
Comedy ‘Fresh From The City” will
also he offered. 0! Mum little
church services, Rev. George A. Baird,
minister.—Sundsy morning , worship
at 10:30. Sermon subject: “The Gold
on Rule.” Sunday school session will
convene at 11:50 a. m. Epworth
League service will beheld at 6:45
7:30. ' Sermon theme: ‘Talse and
will be held Thursday evening at.
7:45. Topic for the service: “The
Message of a First entury Preacher.”
HARBOR VIEW
The first Of the series of afternoon
teas was held at the Club House on
Tuesday. Mrs. C. D. Steurer, jig, was
selected as hostess and she carried
out her work in a“ very able manner.
A lnrge attendance was on hand to
enjoy the festivities. Mrs. Hyde was
needs be said. The picture is in evglselected permanent chairman; Mrs.
«31 respect up to the standards which, M03591”, treasurer, and Miss Louise
one already established him firmly. Halbert. secretary.
m ‘the hear: 5 of theatregoers; Ben
Tannin, Marie Provo“ and other Sen-
_ The Harbor View Bench Associa-
tion held its regular meeting on Wed-
neu stars are in the comedy with nesday evening. A good crowd was
teems with life and laughter.
PALACE TODAY
Wallace Reid won a. Starred in Pal-aw
~ present and the spirit of cooperation
whichflstarted’od the season with a
g, was much in evidence. Dr. Mc-
Lara, president of the Association.
made a very spleasing address, in
mount-Artemft's “The Dancing ‘ Which he relriewed the Work done and
Fool.
, went back a” bit income history of
“The Dancin' Fool”——tha 's whatnisthe island. that was
Uncle Enoch called “Yes” Tiibfbie. those assembled. He
intiaresting to
paid tribute to
Just because “Ves” went out add gotta“! 3- Beers 811d said the island
Bronson/for his splended wax-kin the
building or the club: house Harry
k .readithe {minutes ,-_nt:’10i1‘ner,
um he turned the decayed jug works meetings 78nd abatement-111123 the
into a rijroaring success. _ It all hap‘moscuito, 5133th it}!!! had headwa—
Peas in. Wallace Reid’s new ZParao
mount Artcrafl picture. “The Dancln'
EFool” at the Palace today.
Full or beauty and charm with a
flow of clean comedy inter-spewing a
t ‘ story of the race track, the
whole bubbling with life, laughter and.
507m song; “Honey ain’t: winning.
unarmed applause at Cohen a; Harv
all music-.1 comedies is now in its
13th week of unintenupted popularl-
ty with amusement seekers whose um
Spurious verdict is that Flor-ya down-
"gh‘. 'e‘emns of ’no regrets ‘Honey'
Imedied '
Monsello reported the gas th
street lighting ‘and Maxim:
changes which white acted upon by
his committee. Mr."McCormael: we’
ed some remarks regs perms»
idem mosqgnto clue which will be, not-
upon' y a committee.“ George
Johnson gave omission to allow one
or the meshes to run through his pm-
forty andrin appreciation of this coor-
ris Theatre. where _ of Aesythsditehwasnameo nfterhim.
ed
whichwfii;
during the 15831 week. Claude
,2'ecial fighting switch was under;
be.
to;
one ’31. ‘E; church meets at theolmrch,
,1his evening. .
A number of East ,Norwalk boat;
of 21 Cottageluer’s were hung in the club..ior the
street, who has been very seriouslylfirst hm“: on Thursday. They make
pm at the Norwnlk Hospital, is ,re- ‘a very mung color scheme ior the
Ported now out of danger and her.
complete recovery is expected in 7 a‘
reasonable length, of fame. ,
Preparations are being made for the!
annual picnic of jthe East avenue M. f
E. church,’ to be held next Wednes?
the Sunday school and the others go-‘f
and pickles, a portion of which sold"
to be delicious. Ice cream, which. '
D. on. Sunday evening worship. at.
True Wealth.” The prayer meeting.
received an Voimcial
from headquarters of the Northeast:
ern department yesterday siying that
the summer cement at theNew
England national guard calvury would
‘be held at monarchs, August 1 to
15.1nstead of at M 331m
was Iii-sf expected.
Haven; troop f‘B’.’ of Horizon-d and a
The squadron WWW, m.- f
ported several days ago as listed for
the encampment, will probably not go.
tel-tam during the wait. -
sonwobligled with a vmipletshrg" ' solo:
~M13. Gilem followad in hit humble
gstyle, responding with‘ tenorsolo;
‘31:. Henry kept his heare‘i‘sin good.
Vine Delmar pleased with n hisddf ,'
lectlhe 011;:t Mrs. Jackson played {troughs ‘ ' ..
t i one ’ 3
have received a new 3” 1.340,“. .. truck joist: Th: 3 accompanied the so .
3
The newJapanese lantern Chand-
furnishings 'of this house 0‘ mirth
and fun. The lanterns were the gilt
of Hr.;é{ienry. “ ., . ”
Mme; Delm‘ar’s dancing. classes on
Thursday were... [well patronized and
much interest was aroused in this
style of dancing. The class was
held in , Mme. Delmar's spacious
care oi," her talents: Already the
lilies are tripping about wth the
case and grace 01 the gran.- ,
"The'card club'under the direction
of Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. fi'orthman and
Mrs. Lurch got under way Monday
evening and was well attended.
A girls basebil team has been on
ganlzed with Misg Costigsn as can-
tain. The team hopes to play the
male team on Labor Day. '
guests or Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish.
of Mrs. and Dr. WortthL
James Ever-all purchased the lot
adjoining the bridge. He hopes to
build next spring. _
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, who
recently took title to the Adams cot-
be among those thatwill'remain on
the island next winter.
7A broom dense will take place this
Steurer. 7
A cruise about the island of Non
walk Hacbor will take place on Sun.
day. All the pleasure craft belong-
ing to the island" has been commis-
sioned to take care or the expected
crowd that will go along on the, sight
Albert Streeton, who laid out um
will «be a very interesting one. The
boats leaVe the Club Pier at two p.
in. sharp.
There will be a meetingo: the Ten-
nis Club at the Club House Sunday
at eleven 8. m. Chairmanw. Dolley
announced the club's membership is
increasing and the courts and stops
will be put" in excellent condition next
week. There have been, many good
and exciting games played and he
labor day jtournamnt;
' George Stretton purchased the lot
between his cottage and . the club
house. He intends to fill in the
grounds and make it attractive. not
only to his own property, but to the
club house as well. -
David Page] visited the beach
Thursday evening. and while there
took in the picture show. He showed
several friends his new residence
which he hopesto move into on Sub
under. . , ,5 , _
SEEING AMERICA FIRST.
CINCINNATI, 0., July 17.—John A.
Mongol. of Atlanta. Go., a cotton
planter, left Cincinnati today for
Niagara Falls. accompanied by twenty
of his young nieces and nephewswlth
emf-state by automobile. , His guests
are from 8 to 18 years. old. Each year
he lakes them cu 1«trip to a diderent
part ‘0! the United States ‘or Canada.
“I am a strong cdvochte of seeing
America. first. and am proving it by
giving my little relatives a. trip Each
year which they look forward to with
much enthusiasm." he Said. "We
have been through the west this your,
paying particular attention to Yellow»
stone Park.”
CALVARY TO GATHER
:FOR WHMEfl CAMP
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Camp DeVm' Designated a Place
of Fort .Etha’n Allen; >
Adjixant General George )1. Cole
‘ on
horses and equipment.
13ers. Herr grandfather fought in the
Revolutionary war:
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a two—h med-dollar-a-week job m a. 1081' one or Its best boosters and work 1 mast completely on
Blflmwgl cabaret so he could work 92‘s in his death. He lauded HamlNEW Haven troop is in need or both
in anioch's ancient Jug factory?” six} ,
dollars a week. And “Von” got 30;?
goldame‘d mid 'at his uncle’s woldsl 9‘3
COWIIOUIHLWOMM; diesels-r
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was prominent in patriotic or.”
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9' I ,_ ' 1: ‘ " _ ‘ VB i’fn’tlz‘oe assault of moulds:
The Choral Union of the .233: ave- ence was not dampened. 1 Chairman '
Stove: whom things up a sun by ,
calling upon his old stand
geaudience wast-call.
’Bvial and espresso! its delight with
.flle evening's entertainment. The-
fture‘picture, Shirey 'Mason in
tea: 3
' “The 3
Elephant Man.” am a Fox comedym
Pat Gar-5m furnish- L
., of Newcd the. picture show‘ gratis to the
York city, a circulation boosting en-icommlttee. ‘ ' '
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home, espechilly fitted up to take.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph . Mirlannnd;
Miss 55. Holland were- week end
Miss Home I Huberté'ls‘ the guest '
tags, ‘Sound View," moved. into their,
'new home on Thursday. They will
evening. :Much curiosity has been:
aroused as to what a. broom dancels.’
Come and see, suggests (Illuminati4
seeing trip of two and one halt hours. ‘7
course and went over the trip, says it-
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