m Class notion Pictures—Jua-
mented Orchestra Ivor:
performance
The Serero'r Daredevil in-
“THE TERROR”
His Latest Western Thriller-FA
Drama of Darcdevlitry and Ro-
mance—Directed by Jacques Jac-
card.
-—and-—-
LARRY SEMON
in the greatest comedy slut of his
career——
“SOLID CONCRETE”
. _ PathewNews
—Toniorrow-—
Paramount rArtcralt Presents—
A Picturization of the Noted Stage
Success Starring
l WALLACE REID
._..|N_
“SICK ABED”
—With__.
iii ’ Bebe Daniels
As Nurse
" s—WednesdaY—I
A recreation and revival of the eel.
cbrated Dr -Chaplin-Normand
Comedy— -
'e’s
Puncture Romance”
Five Parts
Ila—Thursday & Friday—
3 Times Daily. 2:15. 7. 9
More Tragic and Startling Than
.‘At Any Time Ever Presented
On the Stage
Paramount A1|craft Presents
The Super Feature of DeMille’s
Direction
DR. JEYKELI. a HR. HYDE.
Not a man, woman or child but
what has heard of this
great story of mystery; not
one but will want to see the
picture and every one will be
repaid.‘ ‘
Admission. 27c War tax 3c
‘mometer between his iip'e : may S‘- , .;
a“! to so um i... m. m immoral-rs moon
illness to protect a friend, who is ’ FOR ME DAYS
Imixed up in marital difficulties. And ‘
hisslckroomlsiazsyasscabaret.
with pretty Bebe Daniels acting as
Ihis nurse.
“Sick Abed" is the feature illm at
the Palace Theatre today with a Gold-
wyn comedy and Holmes Travelogue.
REGENT TODAY
Tom Mix is Here Again in His Latest
l and Greatest—“The Terror"—
! Larry semen Plays “send
I Concrete.”
“The Tenor" is the title of the .
latest Tom Mix thriller, which Wil- ‘
I'liam Fox is to present at the Regent i :
lTheatre today with Larry Semon‘s
“Solid Concrete” and Pathe News.
This will prove one of the most stir-
;ring pictures with‘ the rugged West
Qas its background in which Tom Mix
has yet appeared, if advance reports {
'connt for anything.‘ I ’
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an: '
1‘ In .
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i Briefly. the story concerns the ct-
forts of “No Limit” Carson, a
United States Deputy Marshal to run .
down leakages of gold from the Son-
ora Gold and Copper Mining Company.
IFollowing an investigation Carson
suspects Sheriff Canby and Con Nor-
ton. owner of the Odeon dance hall,
who are using as their tools Fay La -
Cross. a dance hall girl, and Phil Han
land, her lover. who is confidential
secretary to the president of the min
, ing company. - It is only after a
series of thrilling escapades that Car-
son brings the culprits to justice and
I wins the love of the sister of Harland.
.one of the suspects. who is found to
be innocent.
The cast contains several sterling
screen favorites, including the attrac-
tive Francelia Billington.
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Navy tricolette in girlish fashion
comma; To PALAcE. mwmfi’ mph" 3"
- ..:noon or street gown. The slender
Some Special Attractions Will Shortly Illnes are characteristic d Gouvln.
Make Appearance—Vaudeville Iths Paris creator. aw“
Opens in Two Weeks.
Manager Allie Hamilton 0! the
Palece Theatre returned to Norwalk
a few days from an eastern trip which
had Boston as the objective and his
Palace Theatre returned to Norwalk
of some classy attractions booked for James Dalton who said he came
Ithe Palace and to be presented dur..trom Greens Farms and who was an
ing the next few weeks. Not the rested last week charged with the
least of his accomplishments was the, theft Of a gallon Of all from A. Cohen
signing of a contract for Paramount's 0f Wflhingtonvstreet was arraigned
biggest William Is. Hart feature “Thelbefore Judge Vosburgh in the down
Toll Gate" which will be run for three town court thil morning
days incidental to the reopening of Dalton Stated to the police thati.
lthe vaudeville season on Septemberjhad come ‘0 Norwalk t0 “Set a drink"
‘2, 3 and 4 Other super attractions as it “’88 “1190581518 ‘0 set a drink
I booked were Mae Murra‘y in “On With lin Greens Farms 0!‘ in Bridgeport and
the Dance" and "The Rivers End " :2”, had heard that Norwalk‘mts "very
Hobart Bosworth's new picture “Be- . '
low the Surface" cannot be too high-I A continuance was made in his case
ly commended and description must “H01; hi; Dame“ 0f the cost of the
fall so far shOrt of doing justice to gxedoat :4 £0119“ the amount being
the picture that no attempt is made.
‘ l h rfsce" is as much of an ,
Be W t e S“ Weather Forecast
DALTON PAYS FOR AIL.
Greens Farm. Man Has an Expen-
slve Visit to South Norwalk.
advance in picture science as the
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Showers
-fl Liv-4L
Something New in Entertain
mt Every Day.
-—-'-I‘oday at 2:15. 7 and 9—
One of the most stupendous Para.
mount Offerings
From the Stage Success of the
Same Name
Presenting
WALLACE REID
“IN——
if “SICK ABED”
-With-—-
A $5 Bebe Daniels
(As Nurse)
Special Goldwyn Comedy
Holmes Travelogue
a. I u—Tomorrow—a
WILLIAM FOX Presents
': --TOM MIX
—|N_.
1 “THE TERROR”
The Screen' s Daredevil in a power.
to play bulging with Darcdcviltry.
Directed by Jacques Jaccard
—and—
' LARRY SEMON
i “SOLID CONCRETE”
_.V, ed [199d ay—d
EDITH STOREY
The return of one of the screen
most favored players of other
days.
in a new picturization under Vita-
graph direction—
“MOON MADNESS”
‘ C 0 M I N G
“'I‘iliie’ s
Punctured Romance.”
. ready under way in France to receive
or! temporary receiver of the New -
present eight and ten reel productions
are over Magic Lantern Slides. There
has been nothing like ever before pi» and thunderstorms probable tonight
duced and it ‘is doubtful if this will night Tuesday: not quite so warm;
moderate. variable winds A long
trough of low pressure extends from
be surpassed for a very long time.
Texas northeastward to the St. Law-
FRENCH MUST HELP 3222?.K3“33;..i‘.i’:ii‘fiifl‘i‘i‘mi
MUDERNIZE CHINA
from Indiana eastward to the coast.
TOKIO, Aug. 14.—Former Premier
Several places reported thunder-
storms, No decided change in tem-
Paul Painleve of France who stopped
here on his way from America to
perature has occurred during the last
24 hours Areas of high pressure are
central over Minnesota and South Car-
China was quoted as saying as he dis-
embarked at Tokio:
“Thé peace of the world has noth-
olina,
ing to gain from an Americanized or
an Angllcized China. Without in
any way meaning to attend our friends
or Allies, We feel that to the French
belongs the moral obligation to en-
courage and develop the intellectual.
scientific and technial relations which
exists already between China and
France.
“France must not fail. at this time.
while China. seeking to modernize
herself, is calling for intellectual
guides and technical counsellors. to
answer that call. Anything that
fails to present French culture to
China leaves the way open for Ger-
man kulture. to our hurt."
M. Painleve said his mission to
Sidney Bedient. rNorwalk reporter
for the Hour, has returned to his
‘poaitlon after a vacation of one week.
Stiff? Sore?
A lame back. a sore muscle or s «is
jointoltcn is consideiodloo lightlyby
the suficrcr. It should be remembered
that backache. rheumatic pains. stifl-
ncss. soreness, allow this and pufiacss
under the eyes are symptoms of kidney
and bladder trouble-fiddle» certainly
shouldnotbcnc‘lcctcd.
HEMP—“.15
help the kidneys eliminate from the
China. which is his destination, had cynical them with and acids _
nothing to do with finance, but was ill-tum thwachusndpaina. They
ipurely educational, scientific and tech- ;mr,ouptl1 and M781, to restore
mical, with the idea of laying a foun. "mid oral-cued kidneys
\dation for a more thorough knowl— and W bicalthy. ms! con-
Iedge of the Far East. Above all it didon.
{was his aim to guide toward France
the Chinese who are seeking a _higher
Ieducation.
J..B Shmm2.m&..MI-C.O=:
writes: “I w- troubled wlh backache
His visit is deemed here to be im-
,-portant in View of the preparations al-
Chinese students who are increasing
,in number. A project has bacil started
'at Paris by Senator and Mme. Hughes
Le Roux to found a social club for
‘visitinx Chinese.
To sum new wa‘os
Name j‘Baycr" oil'Genuine‘ '
2' Sept.
‘ecales and working conditions.
i The conference will cover
smremen’s agreements
,folk‘ and Portland, Maine.
son? More
give you normal vision.
“Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” is gen-I
nine Aspirin proved safe by millions‘
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only an unbrok-
en “Bnyer package” which contains
proper directions to relieve Headache.
Toothache. Earache. 'Neuralgia, Rhea.
matism, Colds and Pain. Handy tin
Boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents.
Druggists also sell- larger “Bayer packs
Mica-solos!“
-- --. — ~-’-
SCALE FOR DOCK Nita. ‘
wasmo‘mls. Aug '17. --—The Ship
Ipln: board announced today that a
I meeting will be held in New York on
15 to work out new wagu
long-
bctwecn Nor-
Em'vouii nus rams
glasses will
OptometrhtsandOpticnnt
87AtlauticSL, Stamford
wccloscatdl’. ID1117—
_,. a“ m cows and sinus
intermediate and High w
. Departments
Fall Term, Sept. 18, 1120.
Apply Miss. J. w. sronev
Telephone 1887.
Nov-walk, Conn. .
20 Per Cent.
Reduction on
TIRES
coon aoawsal
LocalOLong V .
TRUCKING
S. L TALMADGI
AW . m 3" m. Aaron [(0111] Daily 'l‘nos' to_ N. Y;
3" Mme. leannelie ,0. *3 Leadinz'Aocessory Sim
- sum “0"“! Lupine 9 Railroad Avenue 1' E N D A Y
CORSETIERE AND CLOVER 8. RG. CW 00. . CLEARANCE
56 South Main Street mee.‘w"’5 8 A L E
h I nzmgs‘n. m STARTS SATURDAY
Phone (ll—ll
Have Just Received a
Large Supply of the
" Following
VICTOR RECORDS
I LOVE THE LAND OF OLD BLACK JOE.‘ '
TIDDLE-DEE WINKS—Billy Murray. .: as?
OLD FOLKS AT HOME—Schumann-Heink.
ON MIA'MI SHORE WALTZ.
PEGGY—Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra. . - ~;;
r it
DONNELLY’S
16 and 18 South Main Street.
BLUE DANUBE. Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra -
IL GOLDEN
* wnv oourr vou seu. YOUR
Wrecking Car
.70..
Norwaik
Radiator Repairing Co.
2' MAIN 8T., NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE .4
‘
I CUNNINGHAH amen
New MUMCII'I
“mam
AllStarTlrcs
15W“.
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‘ Dr. s. M. Diets
DENTIST
47 South Islam
JACOBY’S
CLEAN-UP SALE
OF MERCHANDISE WHICH WILL PROVE USE-
FUL FOR MANY MONTHS TO COME. QUOTED
AT REDUCTIONS THAT ARE REAL REDUC-
TIONS.
“THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY”
, WASHINGTON STREET. I SO. NORWALK
~..I e-.~
ALLYOUOOULD HOPII'OR AND IN mm
THE CLEVELAND ROADSTER
PLENTY-DI 300! 1'0! THREE—NOW ON DISPLAY,
JAMES DONALDSON
32 W. Washington St. Phone 463. So. Norwalk
WWW
Scull Norwall
“.1381
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LIWOOSTER‘
* MA'I'LAV \
“mutt-scum
r
PATENTS
w-“
WW“
‘. and Bends-lat
F. J. W
Phone Old!
a chart- It. I. law-I.
17 Wall St.
.9; $2.00N
ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS
81.48
s i ‘44
RECEIVER FOR NEW
I .LONDON BAKERY
HARTFORD,Aug.16.-—.Iohn H
Walker of New London was appoint-
London Bakery and Delicatessen
Company by Judge Frank D. Haines
it THE mums
PALACE TODAY ?
Wallace Reid's Latest Feature “Sick
Abed’” With Bebe Daniels,
Riot of Comedy—Other
Attractions.
s
Appearing in pictures like Excuse
My Dust” in which he was ‘inss
racer and in "The Dancin"m1"
where he was a in": king. was a real
pleasure (or breezy Wallace Geld. Kai
likes to drive fast amt!“ ”‘1
dance in real in well so midlfe W
his last picture as he expressed 1" Wt, Kennel Old,“
“93"” drove him ”I.” He had t?)
be in bed and play sick for three otthe
2i! reels. Mil w-lnem MT m1
sick day in to: m 7
’ day.
by
and that it was the desire of the three
nn‘ George 13‘. Hinnsn
Masai-Inn £011an
13.2”“
in the Superior court in this city to~
The application was made by
Arthur T. Keefe or New London, attor
ney for Joseph Mariano of that city.
one of the three stockholders m the
company. The other two are Emily ' L
and F. L. Wuest. in the application
Mandamus-Holster
extra starting this 1hnrsday,dugulgt19th.sndocn-
unuincfoflo‘dm ~ W4
MILL OUTLET STORE
124? 'WASHINGTON STREET
A!wnfihitsms:1palrmsn‘sloeh,afie;3psirofm's
Boots, 950'; 1 pair W's masflpdrchildiu'shws
it was said that the company was In
danger or attachment creditors Eeny, meeDYI miny 1110,
Tell me, tell me, where I’ll go,
“llflmmfi‘ltmflt
con-—
WONDERFULRAROAINSATTHIPENNYBAIII—a ' 3-.
Think of It!
Walk-Overs
' Right Here in
_ Norwalk
Cobar's ShoeStore
inwmsr. .
owners to have the business wound
up. The assets were said to be
about $5 000. A hearing on the recelv.
ership will be h before Judge
1' Willlmsntic at
Middleton, August 24;“; 10 11/11:;
For tea and eoflee, good and pure,
Price: low and quality sure.
Van Dyk’s of course!
qua-res ”my ".450 a.
mo.
vomreesisnmssa lb.
e
CHOW SEPTEMBER 9
_ . “-3.3
With $3,000 in money prises the
hams-J dos “0'0! them enemas-rm 33 “fill
me!“ It: '.
BOWJ on this:
Mimi *
m
.'Dont gather tron “it W‘
Abel" I. g
liveliest hag.
“WW humus?
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL—WE
'l‘ne Texfle Store it,
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