suction, AUGUST 7, 1920.
PALACE THEATRE
Something New In Entertainment Every Day
Three Times Today at 2:15. 7 and 9
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
And her own distinguished company presenting
“CHEATING
CHEATERm
Max Marcin's succiss of two seasons
Pathe News
Movie Madness
—Sunday Evening at 7 and 9—-
News
I W. L. Byfnes of South Wilton re
ported to the police last night that
early yesterday morning Rose Mc-
.Nully} aged 17. a hired girl at the
.Byrnes home, had left the house and
:had not returirE-d. -
I One of the C. E. Slauson company
tautomobile struck a pole at the corner
‘gof Van Zant and Fort street about 10
o‘clock this morning. doing damage
lto the pole and the automobile. The
adrivers name could not be learned.
(‘liffol‘d (‘omstock of Norwnlk :zas
' Fitzgerald.
sun‘ TO COLLECT JUDGMENT
The Port Chester [Amber Co. has
brou'zht a civil action for $600. In the
court of Common Pleas. against James
C. Green of Stamford, alleging that on
July 23. 1920, a judgment for $649.43
in favor of the plaintiff was rendered
again :t the defendant In the Supreme
Court for \\'estchestcr COI'lty. sitting
in White Plains. Attorney G. Fred-
erick Stark represents the Port Ches-
ter Lumber Co. Property of Mr. Green
on Southlield avenue has been attach-
ed for $1.000 by Constable Andrew
Schlechtweg. in connection with the
suit.
DEM. STATE CHAIRMAN
AND PARTNER PART
The law firm of Fitzgerald & Walsh
fot‘ New Haven, consisting of David E.
clialtman 'ot the time».
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
GUARD AIRPLANE
MEXICALI, Lower California. Aug.
til—American soldiers are guarding
a bombing air plane which landed on
American soil just north of here late
yesterday, and T. 0. Payne, of the
Air Forces of Governor Cantu. of Low-
er California. who {had piloted the
machine from the north, was reins-I
d permission to cross the border. I
Motor Boat Wind
Regular Trips from ‘
ROTON POINT DOCK
around Gu‘oon Roof Link‘
EAGT OR WEST
From 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.
20 Minute Sail, 16c.
Sight Seeing Trina
Including all three short trips:
1 hour sail, 35c.
These Trips Taken Before 1 Inn.
By Appointment for Parties of
Not Less Than 12. .
’ After 10:30 p.m., also by appoint-
ment.
Mills & McIntosh. Mitts.
E. K. BANKS
m0 Hotel Block
"S:— 1...;
. l ,
'Hmflrw lam .nm-I
”A ‘ - “I.” and Aprons II
'allfl. .J
I
I
soon IOBWALK I
‘2"
L'oeIIOLong Distance
TRUCKING
cratlc state central ccmmittee. an'dt
Rbeen showing his friends something .
Walter J. “’aish. has been dissolved
;in the way of speed on’a new motor
The actual pictures of daring exploits of New Honeycomb
The German Raider Moewe.
Sinking passenger and commerce ships of allies
entailing great loss of lives and millions of dollars
-—and—- -.
Ora Carew Starring In
“ Love’s Protege ”
9
—Monday‘-«
ROBERT WARWICK
“The City at Masks”
—Tuesday—a
WILLIAM FARNUM 5
.“in— .
“The Orphan”
High Class Motion Pictures-EA
mented Orchestra Every
fix? performance
l-—Today--l
The Last appearance of the Gold-
wyn Super Feature Starring
Pauline Fdrederick
Emily Chichester
of Norwalk
In the Eminent Author's
“The Woman in Room 13”
Other Specials
——Sunday Evening-—
A mtdsummer bill that you cannot
afford to miss
Shirley Mason
~ifl—
thtversal's unique and interesting
presentation of
“LOVE’S HONOR”
Special Regent KomedY
—-MondaY—-
William Fox Presents The Hero
of them all '
WILLIAM FARNUM
_in__
One of his biggest hits
“THE ORPHAN”
ll. IHEIHEATRES
SUBMAFIINE PICTURES.
Exploits of German Raider Moewei
which Won Fame During War
as Daring DeStructive Com-
merce Destroyer—Ora
Carew Feature
1' is not
~. t. thrilled with the presentation of
l-- Iill‘t‘o‘ of a German submarine show-l
7|=.‘. the actual sinkings of allied shi')‘
lt'mr‘ «1min: the war. Norwalk is due'
'H htthcr thrills at the Palace Sun-3
"W night with the presentation of
HM official pictures of the Germanl
nit-t Moewe which became one of
“1' twat known and most feared ol';
‘w-rtmn commerce. raiding craft dun;
+2 tlw war. The. films were made:
a II ID‘.‘ the Gt-rman commander for.
wort-gs prcpose of proving to the
leI'.. :II Itfilll" lIlth 'lhe ruthless Cam"
mm. it was being successfully.
"WItrtf-(I. Actual slnkings of more
Him .utty ships involving thousands
“7' I and millions of dollars are
.. The pictures are offered with-l
"'fl'lllllelli except, titles and the.
n":
r-I) r
t) 5.
M" mmpm is to show exactly what be charged for a ride on the trolleys,
Ora Carew will be seen but, for a ride in the suburbs six cents'
I. 'l’i-- llvlt-tl.
m l». “s Protege" as the featureI
. cloning anti 3 Mack Sennettx
. will also be on the bill.
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1.;yi‘.!
PALACE TODAY .
CH"! Kimball Young In the Leading.
Role of Max Marcln’s Two I
aenscn Success “Cheating
Cheaters.’
‘ ‘ "WM and soldiers. sailors. and
«mm guests recently of one
‘ tr'w “s most prominent photo-
" .. at a showing of “The Road,
" ' 2: the Dark." Clara Kimball;
.' 'i latest production for her Se—.
“ *er Series. preceding “Cheatlngl
. " w" Her picture was chosen‘
d' ' ' "czilttre of a big free show.
so
Ii».
ISelect Picture.
‘adapted from
S “Love's Honor" a New Universal
I
I
“Cheating Cheaters,
Max Marcln's
s are success of the same name.
REGENT TOMORROW ‘
Shirley Mason Has Leading Role
Feature.
recent
‘ lCroal
in have been J. B. Slauson
I
H. B. Slauson knew nothing I Cl '[3 >AN-UP SAL Ii;
(3
:'cycle, which he an n corr. L132;
vhme ju<t purchased. Mr. Cozl.stoc:
journeyed Po Bridgeport one evening
blast week. '
I Cancellation has been made of the
shore dinner and field day to have
'been held this afternoon by the fore-
.men and officials of the Columbia
Graphaphone company at the Dorion
House. No future date has been set
for the affair as Yet.
H. Logan colored, reported to the
.pollce yesterday afternoon that while
his son was passing the building 01
the Lockwood Manufacturing Com—
pany. a dOOr knob flew out of one or.
the windows and structhe any on
.the head inflicting a severe wound.
"Patrolman Toothill Went to investi-
Igate. but the factory was closed.
,, Henry S. Lockwood was notified.
, In the account of the hearing in
him case of the state vs. Harry J.
in yesterday's Sentinel the
'|name of one of the witnesses was
-glven as H. B. Slauson. It should
of Taylor
lavenue.
.of the accident as he was not a wit.
Shirley Mason's stock has risen sew-m...3 of It.
e mi
{gem Theatre as the Sunday night at-
tractlon. A Universal release the pic
idea in mind to produce the best pos
sible and the objective of the com
pany has most certainly been reached
Miss Mason Is glvcn fine
question. There will‘be other feat
night program.
I
REGENT TODAY .
Welcomed Yesterday With
Pauline Frederick Will Ap-
pear Again In “Woman
in Room 13."
Miss Emily Chlchester. the Norwalk
motion picture star with the Goldwyn
[organization was warmly “welcomed"
tin pictures at the Regent Theatre yes.
I
i terday afternoon and last evening
I when she appeared in the Goldwyn fea-
' ture “The Woman in Room 13" in
lwhlch Pauline Frederick Is starring
:Incldentally it was Miss tChlchester's report ,
t last play In a minor role for her stat“ ‘
Iof fame has now risen and she will‘
! hereafter be seen in the leading parts‘
"The Woman
in Room 13" while it afforded an op—imym, ”an
portunity to see the local young lady
[of Goldwyn features.
tires of merit on the Regent Sunday as she and her two
points. since the release of her! __~__.‘_
latest starring vehicle “Love's Honor'it The Rhodonolla baseball team plnv
in which she will be seen at the Re', the strong Otioles" tomorrow on their'
,home ground»: at 10 a. m. The batter-I
‘ -_es for the Camp team will be Ruskin?
ttlre ls made in detail With but one and Hale-n. ‘
“'e still have Aug. 22nd
'ito hear from first
- teams. '\\'e're still undefeated. Tel
support. 1311.
throughout the play ad the result is
a feature that will please beyod any!
Mrs, lltlklimannof Marshall
- reported to the police yesterday that
children
about to cross North Main street a:
the cor-her of Marshall street an num-
registration number Connec-
In the
{Emily Chlchester Who Was Warmly.Mot0r \‘chiclc register the car Is the
,‘Pmperty of “Mrs. C. Harrold, West
mobile,
tlcut 47327 almost struck her.
lXorwalk. Darlen."
I Banner Council. Sons
ters of Liberty, will hold their meet-
ing next Thursday evening when
field arrangements for the field day
to be held on August 14 will be matte.
The field day will be held on Island
Beach just off Greenwich.
bers of the council are requested to
be present at the next meeting as the
{committee ill charge will make their
Dominic. Eula, of Taylor avenue.
sntlml this“ afternoon. at 1 o'clock.
,aboard the steamship Huron. of the
senting the engineering department
In" the screen was also an attractioniof a firm of railway engineers in New
of merit from all standpoints.
It goes
' Ym- kcity, who are to construct arail-
wthout saying that Pauline Fretlericlcway there. Mr. Eula was to have M".
was excellent in the leading role and
her supporting company was a' Drill—
It‘d last Monday. but. due to some de.
llay in gettlng passports. was forced
iant assemblage of well known play-t to wait until today.
ers.
today with short runs.
.
PREDICT BIG SLUMP IN
POTATO PRICES SOON.
\Vis.. tAug. 7.—~Potatoes.’
generally regarded as a food staple.
‘NIADISON.
hilt more recently
luxury clues by high prices will soon
sell for half their present price. it
was predicted yesterday by officials
state agricultural department. “'is-
cousin. the banner potato state will
soon harvest its greatest crop.
NEW TEL-LEYW_
FARE SCHEDULE
STARTS TOMORROW
(Continued from Page One.)
be used for the purpose of which they
were constructed.
Entrance to all cars,
with the exception of
on all lines,
the one-man
“fiivvers.” will be. made ‘by the rear .
door, and the “pay as you enter” sys
tem will be used. 0
In the city a rate of seven cents Will
will be collected. »
A quickly prepared listof the fare
prices now and the ones during the
zone system is given below, just as
Superintendent McLean stated to a
‘Sentinel representative this mornillg:
Old New
Point From Fare. F'are.
Norwalk to South Norwalk
(W'est avenue) . . . .
.. . . . 12c
Norwalk to South Norwalk
7c
(East avenue) ......... 15c
VVlnnipauk to Raymond’s
corner ................ 120 7c
Norwalk to Roton Point. . .. 15 12c
Norwalk to Stamford ..... 33c 26c
Paris-n to Rowayton ...... 9c 12c
Darien to Stamford ..... L . 15c 13c
In this chart is it shown where com-
The feature will be repeated‘
iwhere it was
hall‘ team
The Wilton tomorrow
plays the Rldsefleld all star: or
'Ridgefield In “'ilton on the lattcr's
ball ground where a game is staged
every Sunday. The “'lltnns
’Iflkt‘ll into t‘ampc early in the season
forced Into theoby this snappy aggregation who do.
feated them by a score of 20-0 ac
cording to Dick Pitch. one of the
ticading boosters of baseball in that‘
long ago since Norwalkjot the division of markets and the burg.
l
Uncas Trbe's entertainment com-
mittee will entertain about seventy-
flve members and friends at the an‘
nual shore dinner tomorrow. The
event ls scheduled to be served at
2 o'clock at Calf Pasture Reach. but
'should the weather prove stormy the
affair will be held in ed Men's Hall.
Washington street. The ed Men's
ball team 5 scheduled to cross bats
wth the team from the South Norwalk
postolflce.
AUTO BANDITS
HUNTED IN SWAMP
(Continued from first page)
which Frederick Deslaurlers made on
his wife. in an automobile. afiklilf’)‘ en-
tered Webster last night. Mrs. Des.
lauriers charges her husband tried to
jforce her from the car following an
argument. They entered Webster
with 'Mrs. Deslauriers riding on the
lrunnine board and
her husband. Her cries attracted the
sped through the
lattentlon as they
streets and soon a train of auto-
tmobiles was in pursuit. After pass-'
'ing through the town, Deslauriers
threw his wife and son from the run-
ning board, abandoned the car in
which he was riding and entered the
car WhIch his brother Jules was driv-
In . ,
gl‘hls second car entered the swamp.'
abandoned, and the
posse surrounded the two men. WHO
,flred several shots at their pursuers
'3' " . mwn in the uniform on leave'muters from Darlen to Rowayton are.“ they made their way into the “n“
"r ("mos near that city. I
forced to accept a flat rate of 12c, an
ness. Mrs. Deslauriers and her son
A (”mm Kimball Young picture was increase of 3c over the former price, were brought bank to \Vehster. and
Mt
. "i“"l'm only becauSe of the high‘
It": "' ”"9 Story. acting. and pro.
‘ ‘ ”1 "Lil also because this eminent;
:"' if 't‘l established favorite of the
~ “l:
.h, We service. A concrete of
a..." ,“3’T’mciation for her until-lug
h...‘ ' >' in the Militia of Mercy and.
it'll "‘WY gifts of comfort kits. candy.
vhf. f ”"k‘Wt Came to her recently In
3,, f.” 0? a_commlssion as Honor-I
(luanl."i"a1n m the United States
"J in California. where her stu-
I; located. ,
If 1h 9 Young will be seen here today.
I " Palace Theatre, invher latest.
and only one cent cheaper than'a ride
to Stamford.
This system goes into effect tumor-
row, and zone checks, zone cards and
all the other zone paraphernalia go
into discard. The cards will. be re—
deemed by the Connecticut Company,
after tomorrow. by the corporation.
for “tokens." metal coins. which were
formerly used. but soon died out from
lack of popularity. .
The “ " starts tomorrow. anal
the public will Wkly ., decide its
Chief of Police Canty- says the wom-
an told him her husband and his
has been stealing automobiles.
NAIROBI, East Africa, Aug. 5.—
The Governor of thE‘East Africa_,Pro-
tectonic. Major General Sir Edward
Nor-they, announces that British East
Africa has'been formally annu'ed to
the.Crown.lunder the numeral “Xenia
Colony.” The Sultan 'of Zanzibar.
coast dominion, he said. will retain
Lao-at
worth, as scones thefare, well the
chancétotestlt. " *‘ "'
the status ore protectoratefpnder the
-,and Aug 29th open. and would like?
class uniformed.
street
WPI'Q
and Daugh-
All meme
for San Domingo. repre-
strtwel to" w Itil ,
brothers are members of a gang that!
as ot August 1. Mr. “'alsh has dis-
:‘osvd of his interest in the assets of
the firm to Mr. Fitzgerald and has
:opened a law otlicc of his own in the
'Liberty building.
i NEW YORK. Aug. 6.~—Three alarms
were turned in this afternoon for a
fire at the Virgil Nval Chemical Vk‘orks
in the midst of the oil storage dis-
lliiCi in Queens. between Green Point‘
land Long Island city, where a des-
gtructive fire occurred a year ago.
OVER.
BALTIMORE. Md” Auz. 7.——The
Kid Viilllams-Johnny Ertle fight.
fschetluled for last night, was postpon-
ied because of inclement weather until
‘lMonday night. when they will box 12
rounds to a decision.
I WILLIAMSERTLE BOUT GOES
FIRE m OIL DISTRICT. 1
BE ISE
Place your order for your Inter-
national One.Pipe Heater—NOWJ
REMEMBER ;
The word “International” on a
furnace is like “Sterling” on sil-
ver—it safeguards the intendingi
purchaser. ’
IOHFORT. ECONOMY. HEALTH
Come in and let us explain our:
Easy Payment Plan. .
/ LOCAL AGENT ‘
Henry A. Hegeleln.
56 Water St, South Norwalk.
Tel. 473—3..
t
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I
TIONS.
'l
' JACOBY’S
l
1 OF MERCHANDISE WHICH WILL PROVE USE-
FUL FOR MANY MONTHS TO COME. QUOTED
AT REDUCTIONS THAT ARE REAL REDUC- ‘
“THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY”
WASHINGTON STREET.
h
SO. NORWALK
I
32 W. Washington St"
FOR
For Sale Steams-Knight‘
NEWLY PAINTED AND OVERHAULED
--—GOOD BUY——
JAMES DONALDSON
Phone 468. So. Norwalk
A number of second hand wagons. cart}: nlo‘ws.
barrows. scrapers. May be seen at our yardé‘lPriced .
low for quick disposal. Terms cash.
The NorwalkCoalEé'SuppIyCo.
108 Water St, 80. Norwalk, Conn. .
SALE
Victor
% , (Formerly with Vast Bros.)
2 Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
3 paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work.
! Welding of All Kinds of Metals.
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South Main St.
Wesely
Ford Radiators
$28.00 and $35.00
5. L. ’I‘ALMADGE
may Trips to N. Y.
New and Used Cars
All Kinds of Repairs
All Star Tires ‘
15 MARSHALL ST.
STARTSSATURDAY
L G 0 L D E N
Norwalk Radiator Renal:
in! and Automobile Ex- _. "4‘
changeJI‘eLDM. TVEN DAY
"’\ i CLEARANCE
CUNNINGHAM&BACB s A L E
Thirst Follows the
Dr. S. M. Dieti
‘i DENTIST
47 South Main Street
Santa Norwalk
, Heat
' ou- Ip. tel-get your troubles
I -—th heat means nothing' to
s the van- body satisfied with
; our ' sodas. Pure
? rich d delicious to the last
“no Ill cleanly served amid
cool M‘ suroundings. Try
an Wash, a mighty fine
i drink a a hot day.
ll H.A.MEAD
S. D. G. CANDY 00.
Wholesale Cont
and Ice Cream
63 083031! A!!!“
use NORWAI‘. 00“.
Phone «I'm—ll
W Pharmacist
Ilult. 80.Norwalk
new
and
“TAIL
“All. CIGARETTE,
Elem Work
and Repair!!!
F. J. FLAHERT!
m- Ill TOBACCO
TARLOV BROS.
m Cigar Store
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autumnal-wan:
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60 WALL ST.
. IF IT’S ELECTRICAL—’FWE
HAVE IT
BENEFIT BY OUR 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
F. M. Cullen’s Electric Shop
Walk-Overs
Right Here in
Norwalk
Colyar’s Shoe Store
.7 WALL 8T.
NORWALK
Think of It! '
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, xenon;
11“ c ' r )r . .-
2,- 3 velar. it»;
EURHiTURE CC).
30. NORWALK
51 Piece Dinner Sets
At 88.75. Reg. $12.00
ON SALE TODAY A'I' m
Newflouufurnishings and
Bargain Basemut
Mill Outlet Store
124 WASHINGTON 81'.
I“ and Heavy
m CKING
—. m WOOD
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m 005
e charts-net.” “Elm-n. mm“ “M
FRANKEL .. moo-wan l
newsman
17 w ll St. N alk .
a .2... °"' PATENTS
UNION SUITS j
$1.48 RED Hm
GOTTLIEB’S
AIL WOOL SUITS
$2.50
TlotOn Point
Park
:33?) ‘tfir‘ASHINCTQN ST
The Textile Store
CURTAIN MATERIAL
panama .
Towunnvc
pause GOODS
or All Kinds
135Wuhin¢ton Sf.
5 name
“EVENING
“mum
Im every Friday
(5 - d mum
mule-um.)
I“. The. 81.50
mm.“
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m W.
Iran-um oils—r ‘a Want
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