31gb Class Motion Pictures—Au-
mented Orchestra Every
performance
Today and Saturday
A double triumph in subject and
Stars
Pauline Federick
Super-ted By
EMILY CHICHESTER
Of Norwalk
v Broadway’s biggest dramatic sue.
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men ATTRACTIONS
—Sunday—
Shirley Mason
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n the Goldwyn presentation of one I
"The Woman in Room 13” ‘
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REGENT TODAY ‘
lliulme Frederick Here Supported Byi
Emily Chichester E
,‘\ \K‘qlllili'l'fljl miniature reproduction
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3°m°thil1¢ Newhin Entertain-
ment Every Day.
—Today——
Elaine Hammerstein
(The Giri Beautiful)
-—-IN—
“W H I S P E R S”
’Gumns Cartoons
(You've Seen Them in The Hour)
CHRISTIE COMEDY
-SATURDAY—-
Clara Kimball Younir
“Cheating Cheaters”
—Cominz Sunday__
“T H E M 0 EW E”
Exploits of a daring submarine of
Germany showing actual sinking.
of more than two million dollars
worth of allied shipping.
- first and second districts in the aicas
:2: com nonwALK m m
NEW TRAFFIC ORDINANCE.
. .. ...l“EA8l llllNEY”lllll3 lfilll-I midsummer?"
People Object to it. I
working out nicely. there being but; -.———--—~ 3
a few people who complain nbo t ‘t. ' '. -1 ' 9
smmkeepers and merchants‘ln'wl“Human Financml Barome Mrs. Jennie Harvey of 220
l’ ter” Sees End of Diamond Wshington Avenue, New
eacher in the
DARIEN
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v. The new traffic ordinance. accord. ‘ i F A l heon ' '
ing to the police and a general cori- E .. L at th on: {was given Wednesday.
census 0: opinion. is a. benefit and is, , 7 6 cm? 0 Mrs. A‘ T‘ (waitregard
in honor of Miss M. 'Rorke, a former
Nui‘oton school.
is to be married. Saturday. [of]. “33"
beau. Mrs. Beam-92am}:
and Mrs.
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affected b' th ~" ) - ' .. . 9‘. . . - i .' the home of Mr.
are seemiiigly F omit}: gilliEII‘ezd [gillgl Buylng campalgn' 3 Have“ IDdOI'SQS CI)” OI John Shaw of Norman.
than? . . . . ——-, . e .. _. for Lame Back Consti a- —-'-—*
.litney drivers and pleasure mi“ 1‘1"“ ‘ ORR. Aug. b'“ ' he "as" ' ’ p
.nioney” days are mer: the silk shirts!
fiul‘c worn out: the diamonds, ‘coiw-iz.
_‘v.'iih tho pcal; 0;
drivers are obeying the law with but
a tow exceptions and these‘are either lll’O-‘tlliilill‘ p335, h-"N
through icnmance or OVPI‘Sighi. :drit‘ting into tho hock shops. 1
Fire apparatus can now safely travel. All this is no more surmise. :
the streets where before there was' It ano> st!a:gh'_ 2min Jimmy.
session
names of
v-iiui 2.:
tion and Kidney Trouble. today.
The Registrars of Vt‘tors are in
to receive
those who wish
‘.“'llt"l‘- (illnlillt'd
cipate in the caucuses soon to be held,
it will be a good time. too. for women
lll’Ol hF‘l‘, it
And row
to DO
to [Hill
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at.” 13 cents into Stamfonl.
of local people is directed
against
liip cards. which enabled
“in
travel and {pay for
obtained. but
gust
The "tick"
especiad‘li
the abandonment of the
frequent
patrons of the lines to effect a 3119*
stanlial saving. making the fare.
ten cents. put the greatest object!“
to the new scheme is the lengthen“
of the, zones. The presnet arrange!!!
ol zones one. mile long, enables one '3
the servant
the arrangement
but
thru~mile zones will necessitate locd’
1b 0 end of the trip.
MEN.
people purine for a waste mile at thil
CHINESE WELOOME CONGREBC»
SAN FITAN 'ISI‘U. Ana. 6. . 'i‘llnm
(’onstam dancer of collisions or logs Shanks of Park Row. who runsr “h“ W’s“? ‘0 "0‘" f0" PN’SMPM ”‘1‘ ”"3“ "“‘“C""‘L'5i"““ “mm" ”n tour
'of life. l“LTnt-!e Bill's“ pawne‘lmp and is her ‘ ‘var to hand in their names to the thrcuzh the For lunsl. was Welcomed
Chief Pennington is well :zitisi‘ied “unknown a..-
with the way that the ordinance is‘bai'ometei."‘ . . 1
being enforced ad the way it is being. "One hundrei dollars 15 the limit '
obeyed. .09' a loan nowadays." EliVS 3111;
People are allowed to park for a Shanks. “Tight money is just as much;
short time in 0rd” m make a pnr-;£3n eneniy 01 1h, paws Ili‘illlf‘t‘i' as oil
chase or to load or unload goods or?any ot I" "mmnfi. 0. .1 0 “0061‘
fiaSSengers. but it is expected thatifimes'.“hfiq m...” H. mm” M “mnp‘vl
they will not take advantage of “win Ciiculalion .ind Df‘ople put their:
time at grace :jmvelrv in tor short time loans. Turn-3
- 'ox‘er is the life ol our business. we can‘
‘see depressions further ahead thanI
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HAY TO MEET SUFFS "ERE- 1most people because We judge froml
the people who leave their valuzibls:
the ”human lizizlmtiul; llv‘giflrars.
t he mtl'lo"
aii'~enilment
lists.
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ed.
MRS. JENNIE 'HARVEY
to be placed on the
for
should
Darein people do not like the new
"OHPY rates. th‘h WI” mean a fare size. according to reports here today.
.lf the suffrage Him.
be ratified. as is
possible. women whose nan. “s are al
on the lists
chance of having their ballots receix-
should leizal snarls follow. a
Ithoso who wait until st‘frazze is an MlFSOI’lA. Mont.
lsccomplished fact.
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stand a ‘b’tiel‘
“to
:wn'. oll' :
tlvnienls ii‘.
Shani—dial toda}.
vcinactilar paper hem
than ALARMING F0
today by throngs o? Phinese and real-
=~. oi 'hn 1m: icy: Hot—
accord-
ing to a cable to the (‘hlnese World. t
Fire. In
the Montana and (‘ iorestn.
north of Libby, Moni._ . 'neading ru-
pidly and has reached an "alarming"
Connecticut Women to Ask What
“i have been a great sufferer says
in on long limo loans.
G. O .P. Will Do for Them. “The . . . . . .
_ easy money eiowd had been
HARTFORD. A118 6.-—Chairman having a fine time with lots of good
Hays of the Republican National (70m. jobs and high wages. People that
mittee “11:,- uzreed to meet :1 41918113" never had 3100 before have come in
Mrs. Harvey. from backache and kid».
ney trouble; have also 'been bothered~
for years with chronic constipation';
and have tried a great many wavr :ind~
methods to get well. .Bui I was“
the whispers—the wireless rumor-
spreaders who speak soft in order
that the news may travel far. Miss
Hammerstein portrays a. girl who. in-
nocent enough in her actions. be-
.. Holduyii studios in California for nations through the nialiciousness oi
.- in Goldwyn Picture starring Paul
.m- Finlm'iuk, “The Woman in Room
' which plays al the Regent Thea-‘
-.. lii-luy. While, the picture was
thin-.1 in ('almmin. in one scene
. “4.; imi‘eshi‘y to show some New}
imk apartments afi viewed through‘
inuilh story window. The little.I
q, t'tllril’il from a picture of the par-.
riilar Ionility in New York used in“
‘II‘ llllllllL’. was faithful in every de‘i
”I It was arranged outside the win-g
now in the scene. and in the picture:
links [Hal like the will New York,
'l't'”! would look if viewed from n.
.lllr‘lll story window.
-n example, of the infinite care used
'l :i [ll‘Lllft‘.
‘mwalk supports Miss Frederick.
PALACE TODAY
'R“.3Utiful
Leading Role in “Whispers.”
.m; w-liii-le for lSelznick Pictures. Is
‘l‘flixu-rs." a mystery drama by Mar-
us V. if‘onnolly.
'II.‘l."t‘ Theatre today.
“Whispers.” it is said,
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Elaine Hammerstein Plays:
l'flziiiie Hwnmerslcin's newest star-l CLOVIS N. M
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which plays at the‘
depicts 3;
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others. Ranning away disgusted from
the scenes of the unpleasant past. she
runs right into a real honest-to-good-
ness romance in the most unexpected
or places. '
William P. S. Earle directed the
production. and many capable play-
ers, including Matt Moore as leading
man, support Miss Hammerstein.
GREENWOOD A. C. TO
PLAY HIGHLAND A. C.
The Greenwood A. C. will play the
This is only Highland A. ti. at the Barker fiats,iy$50.000 in safe deposit vaults. large IDDI river. No important temperatures
, . . The;
.11 14““an ill-“f, the right atmosphere lineup for the Greenwood A. C, will.in the milllnery
Monday night. at 7 o'clock.
Emily Chlchester of be: S. Salleck. p; '1‘. Ireland, 0: \V ”0""th 3‘ No. 6 “'9’" 36 “mp"
lOlsen. 1b; W. Lea, 2b: A. Stabell. ss: ‘1
I“. Lombardi. 3b: J. DeFlorl, rf: J.
Santerala. rt‘: A. Mattress. If. Mzinzi'
lger, A. Mattress, 12 Knapp street.
South Norwalk, .
Aug. 5.~—There
ty lately. Judge Sam Bratton decid-
ed it was a waste of money to sum-
mon n. grand jury for the August term
ol‘ (‘ircuit court. Curry county has
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lieu of prominent. “'omen Suifragists‘ to have me appraise diamonds worth
from (‘onnecticiit in his New Yorklsfioo or $700 mm. we”. goinw to buv doomed to disappointment. But théyg
office next Saturday and a demandvxow they are back wanting to 933i say that every cloud has a silver:
Will be made as to what the NfihIonfllvlhpm' when they find mm. can’t {ml-2.1mm}: and CINOT was surelv the‘;
Committee is doing for Suffrage. es-lrow over 100 on them. The softione that ~was silver lined for me. Be-E
pecially in Connecticut. :jobs are disappearing and the agé o" fore I took this remedy my back?
The Connecticut women realize thatjrational living fast is hi‘ading ”11;.W0u1d ache until I (“Med with pain.f
the Connecticut Legislature 15,60 pergvay.” ‘ my kidneys were painful and I had!
cent. eager to ratify the proposed [bladder trouble as well and had to'
Nineteenth Amendment and feel that get up many times nights to relieve;
Gov. Holcomb shoflld be urged to com it. constipation was always present.’
".339 it. but (TINOT‘ has dispelled an this
trouble and today I am a well wornanl
and give all thanks and credit tol
CiN‘OT." 3
CINOT is SOLD AT PLAisreo'sl
DRUG STORE, WASHINGTON 81”.;
Also. at the Westport Drug Co.. “Vest-g
port: Switzers Drug Store. 'Southport' i
W. H. Jones'. Stamford: H. E. North-"
rop's. Danfburv. and at Hartman‘s Drug!
Storefil Fairfleld Ave. tliridgeporlrwi
Adv. -
RELIEF FOR LEAKING SHIP.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
,cloudy tonight and Saturday. probably
lwith occasional‘showcrs, Barometric
pressure ts above the normal this
i NEVK'PORT. Aug. 6.—-—Leopold Falk- morning along the Atlantic coast. over
enberg. fifty-one. a reputed million- the Central Plains States and the
dire and a bachelor. died last Satur- North Pacific States. It is slightly
day at Tophasse Grange. Stamford. below normal in Manitoba and in the
i(‘.onn. Falkenbe‘rg. who formerly South Pacific States. Much cloudiness
,lived with his sister. Mm. Henrietta prevails east of the MiSSiS-“llllli river.
lBalzer. a widow, and a brother. Mon- Rain has fallen along the Atlantic
i‘roe Falkenberg. at No. 611 \Vest linolccast from Connecticut to Florida and
islrcet. was committed to that insti-_Iight scattered showers have occurred
1”!an several months ago, Iin the Dakotas and Oklahoma. Fali-f
1 At the fin”. of his death he hamweather prevails west of the Mississ‘
WEALTHY, DIES I'N ASYLUM.
today hurried to the aid of the new
freight: r Silportro. which sent a radio;
message. last night, sayine she was:
Ilcaking badly and was heading for:
illalifat. although her officers did not
«consider her in immediate danger.
real estate holdings and an lnteresl.liave occurred.
1 WEST“ NOR WALK
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Three other brothers. Julius Jacob'
land Herman Palkenbcrz. survive hlm.l
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EIt IR said that he made a will in “"2, . ;‘ PALMER To HEAR GOMPERSg} ‘
.lenvinz the hulk of his estate to hisl A tair and entertainment will be‘ WASHINGTON. Aug" (Sr—Attorney
: sister.
jgiven by
{the “'csl
the Ladles' Aid Society. at
Norwailk I’nion chapel. to-
‘wnernl Palmer notified Samuel Gom f
pers today that he would hear the plea
? CHIEF OF INSULAR AFFAIRS. lmorrow afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. and of the American Federation 0f.I‘8bOI"
‘ icontinuing into the evening. Refresh- for amnesty for political prisoners‘
L WASHINGTON. Aug. (1. ——hlajnr merits will be served and fancy arti. nPXI \K'ednesday. 'ihe Fedeiation
lGeneral Frank )ltlnlyre has been re- rles, etc, sold.
‘appolnted. chief of insular affairs. it ‘ —A '-~~
~was announced today by the war de-
piirtment.
adopted a general amnesty resolution
at its Montreal convention. and this
——Try a cI-uifled noverttsoment D ;\\‘Ill be handed to the AllUiuty-Gcncr
the Sentinel tor the best results. al. '
IMPORTED — WHITE GRANULATED
, SUGAR
IN BURLAP BAGS ONLY
(About 227 Lbs. Each)
iioS'mN, Aug 6mm“, “eamshmgé bag must accompany all orders and should be sent
i DO NOT SEND CASH.
NO C. O. D’s.
When sending your order, state your address clearly.
We will refund by check unused portion of deposit.
We reserve the right to withdraw this ofier at any time.
21c per lb.
NET CASH
Delivered to any frieght station in New York, New
Jersey or Connecticut.
Bluebird Packing Co., Inc.
381 Washington Street..
Delivered to any freight station in New York, New
today“
New York
South Norwalk’s Le adirig Corsetiere andGlover
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GREAT CLEAN-UP SALE
Of Summer Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Brassieres and Underwear.
To facilitate the taking of our inventory, we will close out these goods at exception-
ally low. prices. This is a real, genuine, Clean-Up Sale.
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% CORSETS HOSIERY GLOVES SILK . . MUSLII;
1" . ‘ ' UNDERW AR
g $1.75 GIRDLES “$1.29. $4.00 SILK HOSIERY, ...$3.45 LONG SILK GLOVES. 11' UNDERWEAR GOWNS $225
" ' .00 NIGHT . -
g $2.50 cossn'rs, ..$1.95 $3.50 SILK HOSIERY, ....$2.85 WHITE. BLACK. NAVY AND $8.50 JERSEY :TIII-gofirgkgg $23.50 Nicer GOWNS, “”323
6% $3.00 coasnrs ' GREY, 2.25 TO .00 film 0m PE ’ ' $2.00 mom: GOWNS, .
Z ”$225 $300 SILK HOSERY’ $235 $ $3 $3.00 cases DE CHINE NIGHT- $3.00 PENIGOATS, ..., ..$2.25
% $3.5olcoasn'rs, ;.$2.75 $2.50 SILK HOSIERY, ..... $1.75 $2.00 sILK GLOVES m 31.3, GOWNS, .....$545 . $250 rn-r'rgggrs. .. 31.75
; $4.00 consn'rs, .0345 32,00 SILK HOSIERY, ....$1.49 $6.00 cases on CHINE on . $3.00 um $1.98
5% . WHITE, NAVY, TAN ..$1.49 SATIN ENVELOPE enamel: cums,
a; $0.00 coasnrs, .$3.95 $1.75 SILK Lace HOSIERY, $1.25 - AT “45 $2.00 ENVELOPE $
7; 35-00 CORSETS - 1.50 SILK oLovnsmwnrrn, - """ ,- ' Gunman, 1.49
7 . , ..$4.90 $1.25 SILK LISLE, ....9oc 5 $5.00 “Allan 311.1: . $150 mm
$7.00 CORSETS, ..$5.75 $1.00 311.: 1,131.15, ,79c NAVY AND GREY. .$1.29. mm, ..$3.95 CAMSOLE, .350
BANDEAUX
mo BANDEAUX . . . . .490
79c BANDEAUX, . . . . . . . . .590
$1.00 BANDEAUX, . . . ...... 69c
$2.00 BANDEAUX, l. . ..
BRASSIERES
$1.00 BBABSIEBEB, . . . . . . .790
$ .50 BRASBIEREB, .95c
$1.75 BRABSIEBES, . .. . . .$1.19
$3.00 BRASSIERES, ..$1.95
OPEN
SATURDAY EVENING
UNTIL 10 P. M.
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MME. JEANNETTE
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SATURDAY EVENING
UNTIL 10 P. M.
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