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Theatre
High Class Motion Pietra—6A“
mented Orchestra Ivory,
performance
—'1'oday at 2:15, 7 and 9—.
ETHEL CLAYTON
“A LADY IN LOVE”
—-AND-—
Mack Sennett’s Comedy
"QUACK DOCTOR”
-—Frida.y—-i , g;
EUGENE O'BRIEN
_m__.
"THE BROKEN MELODY"
.u:
—Saturday—-
M‘ro Screen Classics Presents
MAY ALLISON
In the well—known Broadway
success
“THE CHEATER”
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a-
e
‘novel of that name. by H. Herbert
KnibbS. Lynn Reynolds directed the
fi’roduction. and the chief ”players in
support of the star are Vola Vale.
,I-larold Goodwin. Charles LeMoyne.
David Gully, Charles Anderson and
; Joe Harris.
v "Overland Red” differs in many
Eways from the usual Harry Carey
story. but it permits the star to exer-
‘cise all those arts in which he excels.
lHe does rough-riding of all sorts—on
lhorseback, on a racing motor down a
;steep mountain road. and on the
:brnke-heam‘s of a fast-flying limited.
[Gumps Cartoon and a Chistie Comedy
is on the program.
2250 WILL FACE
FEDERAL COURT
, Continued From First Page.
I
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hnvo power to act as committing of-
ficers preliminary to trial in the
l'nited States court where the prose
cation is undertaken and final judg-
ment entered."
“Under Section 1014 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States the pow-
ed of State officials are carefully set
forth '35 follows: »
“ForMofl‘me or offense against
the United States the offender may
,by any justice or Judge ‘of the Sn-
preme or Superior Court.' Chief or
First Judge of Common Pleas Mayor
of a city justice of the peace Or other
magistrate of any state where he. may
be found and agreeably to the usual
code of process against offenders in
;such State and at the expense of the
:United States be arrested and impris-
Foned or bailed as the case may be,
éfor trial before such Court of the
glidited States as by law has cognls-
:ance of the offense.”
“Moreover. under Section 225. Stat-
3'utes of Connecticut, police-officers
gshall arrest, withomt waiting for a
iwarrant, any person for any offense
"my.“
SOLDIERS HOME VETERAN 1- I
FALLS FROM TROLLEY}
Cyclist Gets
Tn Collision With an.
Automobile
STAMFORD, Aug. 12,—Charles Van
Noatrand, 62 years old. giving his ad-
dress as the Soldiers Home, disbark-
ed from a trolley car on Glennrook
Road, shortly after midnight, before
the car had come to a stop, He was
bruised and cut by his fall. He was
brought to Atlantic Square on the
trolley car, and then transferred to
the Stamford Hospital. where it was.
said yesterday, his condition was not
serious. Conductor Joseph Dumevq
and Motorman lrving Saunders made
up the trolley crew.
M“
TRY To SETTLE MEXICAN
. TROUBLE.
\ERA CRUZ, Aug. 12 (Associated
Pressl.—Ezforts are being made by
the Federal and State Governments to
peaceably reach a solution of the con-
troversy which has arisen through (9...:
order of Provisional President de ‘a
Huerta, dismissing Antonio Nava
from office as Governor. General
Guadalupe Sanchez has returned from
Mexico City to Jalapa. and has ar-
ranged an interview with Governor
Nava. The result of this conversation
will be communicoted to the provi-
sional president.
General Manuel Pelaez. former reb-
el leader, is being urged by his sup-
porters to become a candidate for gov-
ernor.
“
KIDNA‘PPER REMOVED FROM JAIL
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 12.—Mys~
tery surrounded the removal late last
night of Augusta Pasquale. held in
connection with the kidnappinz of
Blakeley Coughlin, from his cell in
City Hall, Authorities declined to
comment and reports that he had been
taken to Norristown t be arraigned
.On charges of kidnapp
l
g and black-
maillng could not be confirmed. Nels
T 0 Keep the Air in, Circulation
and Help Keep You Cool.
From$12;.Up.
All Sizes, for Eithebthe
110 or 220 Current.
I'D.
DONNELLY’S
16 and 18 South Main. Street.
30x3 Goodrich
TIRES $11.75
Aaron Kohn
Leadimz Accessory Store
’ 9 Railroad Avenue
New Honeycomb
Ford Radiators
$28.00 and $35.00
N or'walk Radiator Renal!
in: and Automobile Ix-
chtunre. Tel. an.
“ CUNNINGHAM&BACH
:0
egg
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TRUCKING
S. L. TALMADGE
Dfly Trips to N. Y.
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TEN DAY
CLEARANCE
. SALE
, sums SATURDAY
“ n GOLDEN
WW
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Bdmcthing New ‘in-Entortain-
.....a
W/ .iher could a rumor that he was taken
.. ”i;
‘in their jurisdiction. when Offendel'lto Harrisburg,
[shall be taken 01‘ apprehended in the: Pasquale was taken from his cell
;act or upon the speedy information 01';shortly before midnight by State po-
,Others." _ llicemen, who drove away in an auto-
; “To show that this was always the'mobile. First repOrts were that they
New and Used Can
an Kinds of Reuairo J
Thirst Follows the
mt Every Day.
——Todav At 2:15. 7 and!)—
Unlversal Presents the Inimitable
HARRY CAREY
in a rollicking romance of a joy-
ous vagabond—picturized from the
novel by Henry Herbert Knibbs.
“OVERLAND RED”
-—-and—
' Gumns Cartoons
Christie Comedy
~FridaY—4
The well-known Broadway Success
“THE CHEATER”
Starring
MAY ALLISON
—and— .
Hank Mann In
“THE MASQUERADER”
——Saturday-
Eugene O’Brien
in Ouida Bergere’s
“The Broken MelodY”
’AT THE THEATRES
REGENT TODAY .I
Ethel Clayton In Leading Role of. “A
Lady in Love" ——Mack Sennett
: Comedy
Aside from being an appealing and
dramatic offering, “A :Lady in Love.”
We picture in which Ethel Clayton
ways today at the Regent Theatre.
gives the pretty star ample opportuni-
ties to wear the exquisite gowns for
which she is famous. Several unusual
specimens of Chinese silks, which
Miss Clayton brought back with her
:lrom her recent tour of the Orient.
have been fashioned ‘by the deft hands
(H the pretty player herself into cos-
i'nm-i 0! an ultra-fashionable charac-
ter. The ladies will appreciate them.
'l‘ln' story of “A Lady in Love" was
" ”mm by Alice E‘yton from the play
lllt“ same name by Harriet Ford
.I-l Miro Duer. It concerns the mis-.
.i twnlmes of a convent girl who mar-
l'“. :l rascal ’ .ld ultimately finds bap—
lhll"'m with another man. Harrison
J'ml i4 the leading man, and the pic-
lum. which was directed by Walter
litmus. is a Paramount Artcraft. The
lot am includes Mack Bennett's "The
Quail: Doctor."
PALACE TODAY.
'3
”MW Carey Plays High Class Unl-
vr'ra! Feature “Overland Red"
Cumps Cartoon and ChriS-
tie Comedy.
'l'hn story Of a chivalrous hobo—a
‘ ‘ii'lf ”l the road who has lost all
wwmhtunce to his former gentleman-
‘ -"Il’ “(Cent his instinctive kindness
:f'l Imzlr-slly. is told in “Overland
""1" a Universal photodrama starr-
ip lint": Carey, which will be shown
ilw- Palace Theatre today.
'\ llznry Carey picture is always 8-
anm- event. The popuhirity of
in i. star has been increasing with
"WW new release. “Overland Red,"
“Nu” more particularly interesting
Ir"tvtui.e it is based on the well—known
3HE CAN TRUTHFULLY SAY
“av lcver. asthma and bronchial
‘Wuzhn yield to the soothing. healnin
i"‘ll'-"Ilics of Foley’s Honey and Tar
f‘mllmund as quickly and surely as
‘3‘) mainary coughs. colds and crann-
W 4 oneva Robinson, 88 N. Swan'Sim
ill—my. N. v.0 writes: “Itried Foley's
”(mm and Tar and- results encourag-
f-i me to use more.
say if is the best cough medicine 1
War used. Two bottles broke a most
“W‘mrn. lingering cough." '7
. Stilllon, Powell Corporation.
l view entertained by Federal and State
jofilcers, I call to your attention a letv
‘Ier of police of the cities of Connec-
Iticut by my predecessor in oillce in
which co-Operaion was respectfully re-
quested in the enforcement of the or-
‘iginal *Prohlbition Act. The police in
;the cities of Connecticut have. for the
*moat part. been cordial in their cc-
operation.
me for urging again the cooperation
of the police force of Hartford in the
enforcement of a law whose sanctity
rmust be rigorously upheld if we are
to avoid unmeasured danger to the
-. general stability of all government by.
The interweaving and overlap-
‘ laws.
iping of Federal and State activity in
:enforcinc law has never presented an
ginsuperable Obstacle to such enforce-
lment. The combined effort of the
erderal government, and the govern-
‘ment of the State of Connecticut. as
lrepresented by the police in the pres-
‘ent instance. ought to work for more
.effecive enforcement of the law."
"I write these observations to your
,Honor because. it has occurred tome
ithat both Of ‘5 are under very simiv
.lar oaths of office. and that any dis-
. agreement between us would not work
Ii“ the interests of law enforcement."
’ PUBLIC DEMANDS
(Continued tram first page)
Company may resume Operations at
very short notice ls having a salutary
effect in the present situation. It
keeps a check on the jitneys, both as
In maintenance of what service they
are giving and also as to fares they
are charging, Under the present sys-
tem of operation. the jitneys are not
prepared to adequately meet all de-
mands of the traveling public. .
“It is my firm belief that the Con-
necticut Company will be compelled
to resume soon in response to public
demand."
NEW CHINESE CABINET.
PEKlNG, Aug. 11 (By The Associ-
ated Press).—Announcement was
made today of the personnel or the
new (‘hinese Cabinet. The Govern-
ment has divided Its favors, the. “'ar
and Interior Departments being given
to the northern military party: the
Departments of Justice and Educa~
tion to the Progressives: Communica-
tions and Finance to the old Cabinet
group, and Navy and Foreign Affairs
to men of no party affiliations.
PROTEST AGAINST HUSBAND’S
DEATH.
SAN FRANCISCO, .Aug. 12.——Mrs
Mary Remert, who has arrived here
from China, declared that a protest
would be laid before the State De-
partment over the murder of her hus—
band, Dr. W, A. Remert, of Allentown.
Pa., a missionary, by an Officer Of the
rebel chief, General Chang Yin Yao‘s
forces.
He was killed June 13 at the gate
of Huping College in Hanan Province,
when he refused to admit the oflicer’s
est daughter 'witnessed the shooting.
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or f
Chewing habit
NoToBac has helped thousands to
break the costly. nerveshatteflng to
bacco habit. Whenever you have a
longing for a smoke or chew,, just
place a harmless NoTo—Bac tablet in
your mouth instead. All desire stops.
and yuo are better of: mentally, physi.
cally financially. It's so easy. so sim-
ple. Get a box of No-To—Bac-‘and if
I can truthfully
it Mercia.” you non: all craving
“Your Honor will therefore pardon
were taking the prisoner to Norris-
town, but Norristown authorities to-
day' denied that he was there.
TENNESSEE To VOTE TOMORROW
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 12.——A
vote tomorrow on ratification of the
Federal “'Oman Suffrage amendment
in both Houses of the Tennessee Leg<
islature appeared certain today. Par-
ty leaders were said to be agreed that
nothing could be gained by postpon<
ing action until next week.
Preparations were being made to-
day for the Joint hearing tonight on
the suffrage resolution.
A WONDERFUL
HELP
At Two Stages of Life Lydia
E. Piukham’s Vegetable
Compound Made Mrs. F air-
burn Strong And Well.
Chattanooga, Team—“I used Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
TROLLEY SERVICE .
command, Mrs. Remert and her eld- ,
longer keep up. It
strengthened my
back and relieved
mo of the dropsical
effect which so often
develops at such
times. It. helped me
wonderfully. That
was my first expel-i.
ence with the Vege-
table Compound.
‘ .... .... " Years afterwards I
took it during the Change of Life and
got along so well I scarcely ever had to
lie down during the «lay and seldom
had dizzy fainting spells. I am now
well and strong, can do all my house-
work with perfect ease and it is a com-
fort. to me to be able to say to other
suffering women, ‘Tnkc Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s medicine and be strong.’ I will .
be glad to have you use my name if it
will be the means of helping any one."
-—Mrs. R. A. FAIBBUBN, 606 Orchard
Knob Avenue, Chattanooga, Penn.
For forty years this famous root and
herb medicine has been pre-cminentlv
successful in controlling the diseases Of
women. Merit alone could have stood
this test. of time.
Hugo’s“! alter slums
“mu-mu" before my baby came
“U "I” when I .could no
3 .
Just because you’ve
been buying in one place for a long time is no reason why you
shouldn’t change and buy at Van Dyk’s where you get the
most quality for the least quantity of money. .
CUT PRICES
On Tea and Coffee
DUCHESS. The Cofi'ee Su reme. cut to . . . . . .45c lb.
Habit is a bond that should be broken.
MARA. Af' CO .cutto ........35c lb:
EUISAE‘JIt-TEA. Bestlh‘letlk. Black. Green or Mixed
u o.. ....
VICTORY TEA. M' ht G
NEW GRASS BU'lifER.
T Customers pure asin
0 offer 2 lb. Domino 5
T’T’T‘f‘i ...59clb.
1 lb. of Tea or Coffee we
ranulated Sugar. . . . . .41c
AllStu'Tirel
15 MARSHALL ST.
l.
DI. S. M. DICIZ}
DENTIST
47 South Main Sir-{cl
Sonia Norwalk
‘
WWork '
calm
Heat
M lei-get your troublel
—I|o at \means nothing to
the m bOdygsatisfied with
our Mini-0d”. Pure
I“ fl delicious to the last
depu- fl cleanly served amid
Cd lit-Ills "readings. Tr!
I W a mighty fine
m u a hot day.
H.A.MEAD
II...“ 80.1{m
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and
nun.
m CIGARETTE
In. “! TOBACCO
TARLOV BROS.
“new _I........_.........
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JACOBY,S 17 Wall St. » Norwalk PAT E N T S
CLEANUP SALE 52"” ....zz'rrw-M .....1
“Wagon”... Uiliiil‘a t -
figlnggggl‘IONs THAT ARE REAL REDUC- $1.48 FRED HAIN
TIONS. ,
“THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY’
WASHINGTON STREET. SO. NORWALK
IF u on hair. have d .
bald. let it comm out KoTAWoogrtun-‘g
in; and other -
min but oil potent
can. is wonderfully ML For men. women.
children. Hair ”I. and
III!!! a.“ what Ill .
ANT“ an: money-refund sci-s.
Ill! but, Arm ; c a“
Box or "midi b
anmmmsmrwan
mutant-cl
EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT
skill is required in examining
eyes.
Our Optometrists are skilled. Con.
suit as.
'I’H‘A M'ER
Optometrists and Optician!
:11. Ito-3o of sour slum-3 ‘
Atlantic Sign; Stamford
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Womonusr.n.nauy
Shortly the habit is completely broken]
form inanytorm. you at." "
S. D. G. CANDY (X).
his. by the
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For Sale Stems-Knight
NEWLY PAINTED AND OVERHAULEDE
- ——-GOOD BUY— .
JAMES DONALDSON
32 W. Washington St" Phone 468. So. Norwalk
Think of It!
Walk-Overs
Right Here in
Norwalk
Colyar’s ShoeStore
87 WALL IT. .
summation-run
”undue“!
MG
I‘m woon
man-m nun;
moor
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FOR SALE
A number of second hand wagons. carts. plows.
hit-rows. scrapers. May be seen at our yard. Priced
low for quick disposal. Terms cash.
The NorwalkCoalG-iSupplyCo.
108 Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
51 Piece Dinner Sets
At $8.75. Reg. $12.00
‘ON SALE TODAY A! an
new Housefurniahingl and
Mill Outlet Store
124 wasnmcmn sr.
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL—WE
HAVE IT
BENEFIT BY OUR 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
GOI'ITJEB’S
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Norwalk Chronicler