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’ THE CHARM SCHOOL , l2" much Mt t0 takeout-u m NGmmi-iv - , _, 7, fl 1‘ , W‘s f
_ ---— . 5 yet Mr. Selleck has not put, in an; , 0‘. _ ~. , j .. ‘
A gent I heatre New Comedy at The Regent Nextlappearance and his whereabouts ap-l We Mai—WEE? , :
PHONE . _ Thursday Evening. pear to he unknowz~._ . , . _ 1‘ I
1591 t' Pregigus 10 its New You; presenta- .7 - , . A 7 y
, Evenin ‘ :on o ert Milton will present at the Herbert Wilmett, of New York city. , 7 , .,
02' Il’erformance Regent Theatre. Thursday night July was a guest yesterday of his brother; 17 Wan St. N0
11 Y l29_th. a dramatization of JAlice Duer Grand Juror William H. XVilmotL _ ‘ lwalk
THURSDAY Millefiis fascinating stories whch mu _ l $2.00 _
serla y in the Saturday Evening Post, workmen are today repairing the! .
, JULY 29TH entitled “The Charm SchooLn It is railroad bridge O‘e‘erthe Main street Ven . ted ATHLETIC
D. .. described as a light comedy amusing— crossing. , t] la ' ,
,oes ll‘eCt to BUD“ 11y invented. artfully produced and ex— / , { . UNION SUI o
2., In New York ;D91‘tl_v acted. It is a fanciful tale‘ or Last. night a iruok um.” 51.5.30}; 1 TS Enabled:
, the youth into whose empty lap by in. the state, road leading over to Roway.
_ _ . ‘ herilance dropped a seaf‘of education ton as the Post «Road and met with
, 3‘ Robert M1110“ Picsems for girls. He has his own ideas of Serious trouble. When he reached the
~w‘nnt such an establishment should Gold Fish Pond he. discovered his
Porch Shades 2' $1.43 . ‘
scorn nonwnxx’
, lie—that first and foremoSt it Should mistake and in attempting to‘ turn The fineSt and beSt ‘ mg Long Distance
6 ‘ teach charm as the a’cme of feminine around went into the ditch. It took shades made ADDS A - —FOR SALE--
A' , fl graces. Jerome Kern has provided 56"?2‘“ hours othhard work and tho t i I Fl t ' C if G ' d '
, > a wee bit of music, 'a d l" .: assxs ance of a cig auto truck to yet ' i 80 "c ’0 ‘38 tin er
§ . , n52 2 also... .2222; 2...... ROOM ‘° ““1“ “m a 1 22.2.2.2... » TRUCKING
-. , a gain Haxrldy, Marie Carroll, Minnie was filled With merchandise. 3 small oath-3" . . 1 1914 Tourng Body for Ford
9 upree, .22 argaret Dale. R‘ l _' H l . . ‘ ‘ ' ' '
a James Gleason. Morgan $531M? 1121:1551. Everyth‘“g is “1 readiness for the Hallsjll’ld blade With a VEN' I 1 R. C H. Motor I
»' Martin. Ivan Simpson and a fair bevy big flremen's carnival WhiCh (mans k D TILATOR d SELF 1 Grey & Davis Self-starter S L TALMAD
:-z of girls as have graced‘anv Droduc- tomorrow evening. The boys have} ‘ ll 4’ an Laro Tension magneto“ With a . GE
:’ M " tions of recent seasons. ”The play 29:: reorkmgdhar‘ihm mlake thefiuiffilir r HANGING. .fast COIOI'S. Coil
goes direct :o the Bijou in New Yorl: ‘ 2 C: .53 12“ w‘ - 0“ Y a Pa 0 i“ . , ' .7 ‘ - ' 5-—
.. . City. Seat sale Monday July 26th. obJect in ""7“”- .No personal benefits . \rlél'ltlluitlilg Sizes from 4 ft. to 12 I Saschananks, .20 gallons - °
0 MI ‘gé‘dmffl’lh’w \ *7 15 to be derlved from the receipts” PORCH e .. _rcst-o~llght and Air Tanks My Taps to N. Y.
J” H" '2 “W" ‘ A pALACE TODAY the same being turned over to the‘ - I ' ‘C: ft, ' LBW and Second-hand Ford
m5]. MSGMHNG , ' ‘ public forhbetter fire apparatus. For. :HAJE- . . 50 Radiators. ‘__._.._
: .i a, , . Doris Ma d tunately t 9 fire fighters have behinr Prices ; . ’
my EVER walnut :_ 3, Deligyhtale €5,223“: 31:25:32” ‘ them a... 2... Citizens. m - - $340 to $13 "‘3me mm“ 3“ '
., ‘- . - . , Sisting in makin the carnival the ' ‘ ‘ AIR ' I
FM 9‘ Maj/MAM? gates:';:;1:l;l:;r3‘r: aFreasitk __ best in the historfv of the local firemen P 1116,00.
_ From The Clty." Tlilisldisb thf tiime tvghen everyizge 23 Mom‘ 8L, HOME, Gonn- L. GOLDEN
, y s on cos an no amper in e 954
wifioiilatsheM‘ffiLea: and Delis May least what the boys are trying to ac- Tel
—AN me on atrthe Palace complish , Ishiml'to
D“ . . Theatre today in their latest screen . ’ . ‘ .. “w H St.
Hagdy RMa'rlc 531:2; contiedy, “Let’s Be Fashionable.” This ' ..
.nnie upree 8!) ey D c tire is declared to be fully as h'l- ‘V . 2 r - r ' ‘
‘ es Gleason "flame".t Da'e arious as the three previous releases ' EAST [v0]? ALK “Qt/ALI HICHEJT "fig/4:; LOWEST ‘ ‘ , ' ' TE ”Percentniscount
I‘llzhf“ fatally 'Fl Ivan 3'29”: of these youthful stars. who have COUR SY- '
.. a m orencc c w" proven extremely popular everywhere , - ‘
,, 93" Farley .CaI‘O'Yn Arnold The bill also includes Mack Sennett’s Elem,» C' Selzer is in Greenchb. to— ' - ‘ INTELLIGENCE~ §
_ nces McLaughlm Mary Mead new comedv “Fresh From The City." d3" °n bus‘ness' ' Sale NO W
reodora Laroquc Camille Lyons f“Let’s Be Fashionable" is the story The Misses Agnes and'Mary Rooney ’ i INDUSTRY— 1
o a young married pair with lmlteo ‘ ,.‘ ‘ ' 1 l d A
_; seat sale Monday. means and their efforts to ‘keep up :53??? gliding; are spending a va l HONES'I'Y—
. July 26th 10 A. M. gigggfogocigosgignattaxswgutgum ' - . ' . " TRAINING—
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, ’ into a sorts of humorous complica- ~ » . C ’ es ' a ' , ' ed. are 11mm ’ sum
J“ y 24th) .‘tions. When they have at last extri- Wit“ the Ferns 0°11 0' ty ' 8,111, Go both 2 '
PRICES. 506 to $2.00 cated themselves from the mess; they Mrs. M. R. Sherman. of Cove ave- Cashmere and Emitted Jacketl.
decide that it is better to be happy nue. is in St, Luke's Hospital, New
m bathing caps, clever-
~ ”12335;; $330111???- J hn 6 York. She will he were some time . “P 3‘1“ “d “”4““ 0"" qua“ NIERRILL l; and. m the latest modes to
~ . m8 0 son-.319 f d' 1 care. . am'gge illo Pillow-xii ,
1 George Webb are included in the sup‘ or me 103 , Stork P Rebel» P 7:131“! p.- _ B o C u ‘ UCWM- Wonderful t0
port as cast. The story is the work i The second story hour, from 3 until ants—plum an comer style. .
E G E N of Mildred Considine and gas adant- 4 o'clock, will be held at community ,d ed 3 ‘. mm » _ _ “Siness o ege m “I3 beacheqmpment
ed for the screen 'by Luther Reed. Hall, tomorrow afternoon, for the lit- Mbmi er W138, and Bibi. l . . ' d "Minn." Highest quali-
I—J‘PN Ingrahm directed the picture for tle tots of the East Side. Shoes Ankle-ties, Bootee's ‘ . gr”; 3".» Now in 82881011. .
Theatre Thomas H. Ince. It is a Paramount ' ' - - *3" - -< yachts very low prion.
' Artcraft release. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mead. of Ed- , ‘
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Baby-books, and Battles. ,
h Class Motion Planter-9AM lie avenue are spending a most enjoy-
mented Orchestra Every REGENT TODAY able vacation in New Hampshire, 30- \ H. A MEAD
f rmance . cording to word received from them. _ : .
per 0 Alice Brady’s Role In “Sinners” Gives l l PLAID GINGHAM
Her a Wonderful Opportunity The hanging slats on the new y , ¥ Yard Wide On sale P _
--T0d3Y--' To Which She Most Satin— erected gate, on the Washington J I MALI E E l rm 113mm
factory Plays. 2 street bridge. have been attached to 0 ' A a
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THURSDAY, PREAY
; he biggest and best production
Il'lilst. 80er
Although Alice Brady has played the gate and today are receiving a
AND 3ATURDAY
from Realart scores of pictures and has been in coat of paint. m m. . -
ALICE BRADY so many successes that it seem impos- Th b ‘1 i St l d' h g , ' at. the low pm of__ ‘
sible to:- an director to find a new 8 arge 2' on! us 3r s ISC ar . .
——lN— role to fit Xe, accomplishments, the lug a cargo of anthracite at th%fl;r- E'WASHHM‘I‘OR 8!. 30m IOIWLIL - 3 Yds. for. $1.00 now
u apparent] lncredibl and certainly ”5 & G333 “OCR. The barge ‘5 g *
“S I N N E R S not easyytask 19 pug-formed in Real- Star having discharged her cargo. is . t Reg. 590 yd. 3;“!
A human interest play—played in art’s ”939“,“th of "Sinners." Th? awaiting a tow out from the harbor. _ Mill Outlet St I; m
a human interest lway Play appears lit the'Regent tonight. i th b n Of a “0mm , ... , — > ' . Ole Malawi-rm
SPECIAL SELECTED COMEDY and althougtil, it would command a. thOw [Emmi d9 a Exam? f tileq Youn' A V,/"" m 000
capacity house under any clrcumtances 9 ,8” 4 ‘1 " thee 3' ° . g '* V 124 WASHINGTON ST. "I! To“ ,
OTHER FEATURES the fact tint A'lce Brady is starring M91”; Community Club, which was t" ’ ' ‘ , . ' ,
‘ “‘1‘” «in!!! will class it as a double fired atlrao 22;: :20“ has}? gigging!“ to elect offi— 1 , Q? , N ‘5 \I _ WV BROS.
, a—Frlday— tion. With a steady and absorbing . 5 9° 9 ‘ , _. . I , . s
V ‘9“ ““1 ““3"“ ' - * m m ~ ~ ‘m M Guru tore
The greatest crook drama that story that is. presen Van Zandt street, Which is paved . , , _ .
_, has been mm... 3333?: 2’23 iii “hifi‘é‘fié’iméfe°§iivfitifigor 80:8 “2:3” :22? "are“: ha: . ’ M i wanna; Mm Saxon-n:
' een t 9 SH firm 0 l e mention 0 a... ' , Re ular Dinner 11:30 to $0.40:
A“ Star Cast In comes one Of the foremost featurehhe street department. which has fill- i i m 1681
. attractiions of this company which: _ . > k
, “Partners 0f the nght” , ed the cracks in the. cement, ma ing
Special Supper Including Soup “a
has already released pictures classed a level roadway once more. U
Sunday Full Course Dinner Bic
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' OTHER ATTRACTIONS among the best. Norwalkers will like 3 1331??” Smt'root
- “Sinners" because 0f the altogether The Ladles' Aid Society. of the East a, ' an" ad: I , mgr LAW \ (
'——-SaturdaV—-u human story it tells and doubly for avenue M' 13- church. is meeting at the l ' J : I‘m U... Patent 0M
Th l - "d da' ty fhedreason that Alice Brady plays the church. this afternoon. having post-l : J \ . .7 i
8 ever POP“ ar 8 "I on . poned the meeting from yesterday aft- 3 , , PA I E N s -.
BILLIE BURKE eruoion. because of the Sunday school 4‘ 3 ' one" I- . i
p on c. , » ‘ , > . ‘1“ , 2 “hm-Pouch
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,7 ‘Away Goes Prudence” About 100 members of the Boosters . » “u "‘
._.__ _ . Club. of Danbury. gathered at. the . J
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Waterbury Dorlon House, last; evening. when a
-—SundaY--« and daughter. Who are camping at RO‘ bountiful shore dinner was served. as , ,
3 William Fox Presents wayton for the summer. are at their only the Dorlon House knows how to: . fl FRED HAIN
Twins 0f Suffering Creek 09101! Avenue home.’Spr1ngdale,wher serve them. The trip from Danburyg 2- 2
- they will return to camp. , was made by motor, the cars passing . ,, ,
through the center of the city and at- , ' a“ “a m Hm
' Mrs. Frank R. Stevens, who has been trading much attention by reason of ' , , .
we...“ a... u... 3... mm... m 1..., their demure... m Dans... p..- Englander Three Piece Bed , ,_ . , ”and Heavy
_ C — bile and New Orleans, has returned 2313.55 zgfo‘lfinngrzvfis:sei‘ée‘tthhorfly ‘ . .. , MG
‘ , , I e V " . C . 0 e serv- C0 , ,. ‘ $ . .. _ _ .,
. _ . ,2 teller home 21.1 Rowamn 2v we Car mg 0. a... on... fl... so". W... .n. nvementand Attractive, 27.00 , _ - ‘-
Q A as“ tam Stevens. in command of the S. S. . , . _ , ,. .- m WOOD.
.3‘ _ ‘ , ”i Lake Feldern, is still at New Orleans, £35:12:23:25???"thrdlggefccfifél ' ‘ , ‘
‘ . 2 k» » * - where his ship is being overhauled. gether an enjoyable time washad by 7 -- . . ' . . A GOOD REPAIR 83 , m m mm
.80 thing N9 in Entertain... Mr._ and Mrs. John H. ‘Coates and thistnsientirbers of the) club anid their ThlS three piece bed 18 eaumned Wlth the is being inquired for all the tin; m“
1 me w daughter rammed IKS‘PVBMDK ‘mm- {note hour 8 re “m emg ma 9 at 3 En lander Link Fabric as rin' reinforced Ask h h b h ‘
men: Every Day. an extended trip *thr'du‘gh the V‘Vcst. , - 7 E , D. 23 , snyone W o as .een m
:31: 2222221222223223: 3352112 01:35]: ' ‘A most enjoyable afternoon fine by lateral steel bands. It is very substan- He Will tell you this Is a good
Today— ’ of Mr. Coates' mother in Omaha. ‘Neb. $1323ng $313; giggled: tial : the head and foot are finished in White 11:19“ 1‘: "e"? “Spect- If '3 a. ' <
do ble ac‘icn c med bill-One Mr. Coates states thathe never saw . _ . a , . . ' , . - est p cc to get cars repaired.
> that: hit: the 9:0: fir action the wheat and grain fields of “1.9 ffiéoéggtbgvgggg title Ehzlfi‘ééfiugfigfigg 01‘ oak' the Spring 111 FreDCh Grey enamel. T f d ”a .. GWLIEB,S
V eVe-‘Y mim‘te West in finer condition. There pram” schools, which held their annual pic. ' ry us or p romp tan..- '
ses to be a bumper wheat crop; which . s - footer work in
v1 Douglas Mac 1488!] and will be cheerng news to residents of $3,329,, 3:131:agggtoog?rgbe€2?:§elciii . . y ‘ » ‘
. o o n r s, M A y , the East. 7 7 bang .15.... to take the mama. and . gevme “1111 e 2 7 0. amouom Burma
,tars of “23 1-2 Hours Leave" and ‘ » " , ‘ - their teachers and parents to the park. , . ' ‘ '
The annual picnic of the Rowayton A better day could not have been a”
1 Great Reduction
‘ 0th . 7 , . ‘ .
,7“ , ens In Methodist Sunday School was held ranged. for, in the oninion of those 134 Washington St” South Norwalk. CORR, ‘ SOUTH NORWALK AW 8* (1 Clothing
‘ 11015 8 Be Fahlonable” Tuesday. Through the kindness of Mr. who took part in the picnic. and when 7 7 ,. . 7 ,, AREPAIR CO. » ,
E' (And They Were and 'Mtrs. Robert S. Barclay the mem- the return trips were made to East ._ . , ‘ , fl . h. ,
. 'AND-— ) hem of the school with relatigesdaél: Norwalk, about 5 o'clock last night. ' ' » 122 South m 8:, New Gomg n 2
. _ -‘ friends, numbering over one no r . the children, although reluctant to . 2 ‘ _ , ' ‘:
_‘Hal‘le Provost With Ben Turpin enjoyed the day at Barclay Island. leave were tired enough from. their , July Clearance sale . 211081303... ' ‘ . 8011‘“! I” '
Jam! The Usual Sennett Gan in The day was 'spent in bathing. boat- healthy fun. to be glad of a chance to . . .
' ' 9 lug. loafingcnd having a good timclsit down and enjoy the cooling breea- OF ALL OUR DRESSES “mm ‘ W r satin
’ “Fresh from the CitY” - ll . Th be - ' th ‘d h . Poularda, Novel odes,” goodies .- w . ‘
' 5:??? ft: the iseiatlfilenby 13:11:35: $22,111 es on {lg—“- _ 7; , > ,. “so wmty‘nvd mung; , m 0mm Roton , omt
_ —-Friday—- . on the SSigwam and Captain W. I. -—The Best Salesman—A Want Ad. Sim-ts and Mid! , in m the _ , I . J I the . y _ ,
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autumnal on
, _ _ Stevens with: the sloop Lillian. mm W 1 _ y - mm‘fmm
delightful picture presentation voyed shy several power boats. The ' - ' was. ' ' "A ‘ at m Art Tim" M
day was clear and with a refreshing ' ' ' r I N talk]. wards, 'hll'tfllg
BILLIE BURKE - . breeze blowing, the sail to the Island ’ I L. ‘ ' h 7 , HE TPARIS '
-'N- and return was greatly enjoyed by all. i , » ~ » “
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'2'; of “m" this 9"” cm?“ ”'1’ Millicent Par-doe, of A'Inherst, Mass,
, artners of the Night is spending a few (layout the home of
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(Has Nevgr Appear-e4 Before) Charles Smith, on Main street. , , .; ,7 (PM “lywfih 3".“ 31‘! ) . ‘ 5
fi "“"" ‘ - , ‘ L, ,1; ,5 A 4.3” jf . 7,53, 3 . ,7:
Mrs. S. M. All‘en,,wife of the local ‘_, A - ‘ ' "‘ ~ o “51., ‘ 5;,
~Sunday— druggist, and daughtec, Mabel, are ' AutomfiileBoflies. m “WWII-$6 ,
H. a. WARNER m enjoying a visit comm-onto and iron
.. our... 0...... j miredaud mallow orderandallkindsof shoetmot-
Und'med CWW” ' ' ““ r ”work- » ': ' _ , t ' «mm gjj
uFred and wunauinusuu you; relay
‘ afternoon removed Whom ‘19“ch
4- " ’ - ' the Ford car 'dfi'enhy fima‘fa 5311“
Try a classified gamma“, ; _ .2. 7 _ _ ,
, Sentinel tor the Macaulay '3 gncwflnwe Laye'£%r £3.13? ”at?!”
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