FRIDAY, ANGUST 27, 1920.
REGENT Theatre ‘
' NORWALK— —PHONE 1501
One Night Only
FRIDAY, AUG. 27
HENRY W. SAVAGE PRESENTS
THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST AND
COMPLETE BROADWAY PRODUCTION OF
“SHAVINGS”
From Joseph Lincoln’s Latest Novel of the Same Name—
Dramatized By Pauline Phillyss and Marion Short—Staged
By John McKee With—-
Harry Beresford .
AND THE FAMOUS SUPPORTING COMPANY
“SHAVINGS” will play Norwalk and New London
only in this state enroute to Boston.
Seats are Now Selling .
PRICES. 50 cents to $2.00
A FEW AT $2.50
‘ PALACE THEATRE
Something New In Entertainment Every Day
TODAY & SATURDAY. Three Times. 2:15. 7. 9.
By Special Arrangement The Palace Presents An
Advance Showing of
JACK LONDON’S
FAMOUS AND STIRRING SEA STORY.
“The Mutiny of the Elsinore” '
Other Features
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—SUNDAY— _.
OLIVE TELL in “Love Without Question”
_GRAND OPENING VAUDEVILLE. SEPT. 2
Flve All Star Acts and Wm. S. Hart in “Toll Gate”
Regent Theatre
N ORWALK PHONE 1501
‘1“ Assay-0* In
ONE NIGHT ONLY—THURSDAY. SEPT. 2.
Geo .M. Cohan’s Production
Of The New American Comedy
“GENIUS AND THE
CROWD ’ ’
‘JOHN T. McINTYRE and FRANCIS HILL‘
The Entire Production Under the Supervision of
MR. COHAN Himself
"With'a brilliant casfivhiéh will interpret
the exceedingly varied characters
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SEAT SALE—MONDAY. AUG. 30. at 10:30 A. M.“
.'AT THE THEATRES
COHAN COMING
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acters. The play of which the New
lork papers and critics have tried to
learn something, without avail, is
described as ne of “love, youth and
temperament" dealing with the at-
fairs or a youth who is assailed on
the threshold of a brilliant career by
the infatuation of women. There is
Notcd Producer Will- Appear With*
. Harry Bercsford.
111:: south noswagx mo must.
Theatre
High Class Motionr Picturoo—Au-
mauled Orchestra livery
performance
——Saturday—
William Fox Presents
GEORGEN WALSH
“SINK OR SWIM”
A story of a two fisted Wester-
ner's Experience Abroad
—Sunday—-
Fox Ofi'ers -
BUCK JONES
The new picture sensation in
“The Square Shooter”
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her day, Sept. 6th. The new
policy will be vaudeville on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of each week. All seats for
evening vaudeville will be re-
served except second balcony.
Vaudeville and pictures at ms.-
tinee 2:15 .One complete even-
inggshow at 7. Pictures only
a . «-
First three days 5 acts and
Norma Talmadge in her newest
picture—“Yes or No.”
. .As an accomodation for our
patrons we have opened a sub-
scription book whereby the
same seats will be held for you
weekly without any additional
cost or obligation on your part.
Leave your name and require-
ments at the Box Ofllce. We
are now maldng reservations.
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"SHAVINGS"
"Shavings."
Ithat delighted all New York and all
tNew York's visitors all last season
will he at the Regent Theatre this
{evening only. when Henry “1 Savage
will offer the play
original Broadway
with the entire
cast headed by
The company is
going to Box-lion for a run at the Tre-
mn lhcalro starlinl: Aug. 30. and the
4 engagement here is a stop on the WIY.
The cominlz of “Shavings" will arouse
as much popular attention as that of
‘any theatrical event in a long time.1
,It is one of the most notable of re-.
cent hits and one of the most talked
about plays in many a day. The play
is made from the novel of the same
lnamc by Joseph C. Lincoln. 3 book
qthat one of the six best sellers. The
.c0mcdy has all the charm of the nov-
501 and the added attractiveness of
having its persons and scenes actual-
‘Iy visualized.
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.SUFFRAGISTS TO
HAVE RATIFICATION
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Metro Has Fine Pletdrlzatlon of Jack
London Famous Sea Story.
. The cast appearing in "The Mutiny
‘of the Elsinode" today and tomorrow
at the Palacc are all survivors of a
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sludi wreck that nearly necessitated!
,the remaking of the whole picture.
-The picture was filmed for the most
Ipart at sea, off the California coast.
;on the old saillm: ship. the Mary
'\Vlnklcman. However, when it came
flo picturing a real storm. the pho-
ltozraphy was not sufficiently effec-
Itive for screen reproduction, so the
iexciting storm scenes were taken at
’, Mclr studio: in Hollywood. California.
3 A ship was constructed dqplicating,
the Mary Winkleman. Tons of water
lwcro projected across the decks. The
{studio ship was unable to stand the
Islrain. It split in two and the char-
Iaclers on the ship were hurled down
lto the studio stage amid the ‘water
and wreckage.
Several of them were severelv in-
jured. including Mitchell Lewis. who
‘plays the role of hero. the mate of
.the ship "Elsinorez" Helen Ferguson.
the skipper's daughter: Casson Fer-
‘guson. Noah Berry. William V. Mong.
«Sidney Dalbrook and John P. Lock-
wood.
“The Mutiny of the Elsinore" is an
tall-star C. E. Shtsrtleff production. ro-
i leased by Metro.
gConnec—t‘icut Company .
Asks Freight Raise
HARTFORD. Aug. 27.——The Con-
:necticut company has petitioned the
lstate public utilities commission for
. permission to increase its freight rates
40 per cent. above the present rate
which it says are "unreasonably
low." The petition refers to the.
action taken by the interstate com-V;
merce commission authorizing the
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Railroad company to increase
rates 40 per cent. and
with certain lines, it is in competi-
tion with the steam road.
__Monday__ ipublican primary for the election of.
_ _ . ’ ,delegalcs to the slate. conzressional' Mrs. Holland who is well known in
Band Graham Phllhps and senatorial conventions. by a three Bridgeport and has a host of friends
“C O S '1‘” t0 one Vo'e. . jsays she is going to sell a carload
The opposing ticket in the field was of (‘lNOT and when she does she
. __ presented by the Greenwich chubli- knows she will have a myriad of
SPECIAL can club. recently organized. 'The friends and the reason why she is
.0ld Guard polled 830 votes and the going to sell this is not for money
ANNOUNCEMENT 'newly formed club 383. 'but because she owes her health.
. Those chosen: Stale. Wilbur s. happiness and strength to this won-
Vaudevflle season starts La- “\Vright. George A. DrcW. Willlam VV.'derful tonic. She says:
the Cape Cod comedy'
lulltlltln IN W IA.
aluminum; st
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'; LIMA. per-J. Aug. 2t;.—-Reportg re..Mrs. Hannah. Holland , of 70 Jane
ceived through olficull channels lrom" Stredt Bridgeport. Says That She
the Peruvian frcnl-ch' 5119p that sari-f Cannot Boost ClNOT too High as
,ous multiples resulting in the kiiimg; it Helped When all Else Failed.
of, a number Oi persons. have occurred E -——-
,witllin the last few «13‘s among 15.000 ’
Chilean troops reported to be concen-_
tuned in Tacna and Arlca, ;
The mobilization. it is claimed, was
for the purpose of removing from
Santiago and Valparaiso troops which
were favorable to the presidential
candidacy ol A) UFO Alessandri,
dri, nominee of the Liberal Alliance.
The reports state that the troops
are clamoring to be returned to their
homes. Machine guns were used dur-
ing the disturbances.
{Walsh Victzr in Greenwich
l Snowing Under Opponents
ll GREENWICII, Aux. 27.—Judgc Jas.’
,F‘. \Valsh. a candidate for the Repub-
ilican nomination for governor, swept
.his home town yesterday at the Re-
Mra. Hannah Holland
'Heaton, Charles P. \Villis.
, Congressional, Frank
William H. Vl'essels.
Sheldon E. Minor.
i “You can put me down as a friend
I. Palmer,‘ol‘ CINOT because CINOT is a ”lead
C. D. Potter, of mine as it stopped a backache and
'pains in the legs that l have had for
Senatorial, Henry P_ Crawford'l‘hwenly years. I was also a sufferer
.John Cavanauzh. Jr., Joaeph Brush from chronic constipation and it also
and Henry S. Mead. ‘put my bowels in condition and I do
—-—_—— .‘not have to take pills nor purgatives
. :any more.”
Many Arrests Are lbglléOT l8 sou) AT PLAISTED’S
' U STORE. WASHINGTON 81'.
Made In KoreaiAlso at the “'cslporl Drug (30., West-
. SEOI'L. K r a. Allz. - . port: Switzer's Drug Store. Southporl;
‘ 0 P 2" (R5 The \V. H. Jones“ Drug Co., Stamford; H.
Associated Prcssl.—Stores were clcs- . .
ed today and some disturbances oc-TEénzorlghzup 53!. DanbsulryFand at Hartl-
curred prior to the arrival of a train AgridgepdrtK—Ad)?’ airfield AW"
with the American Congressionall ' '
Party. One Korean was wounded and.
many arrests were made. I
A reception planned by the Korean'
Young Men's Christian Association
for the Conzrcssmen was abandoned.
,Pollce guarded the streets as the
'Americans cht sightseeing?
, It is announced that the Congress-
:mcn will receive no petitions or any-
'thing of a political nature.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27 (Wall Street.
10:30 a. m.l.—The movement or pric-
es at the opening of today's Stock
Market was mostly toward higher
levels. Rails were less prominent in
the advance. yielding to steels, equip~
.mcnts. oils. motors. shippings and to
( .__.. lbaccos. Metals were the only issues
- - to manifest reactionarv tendencies.
Vina AdV'lSCS zamora illtah Copper losing almost a point.
‘A moderate initial setback in Reading
To Surrender
.was soon recovered.
MEXICO CITY. Aux. 2 .——F‘ranclsco| WALL STREET. Noon.--The mar-
X'illa, the former outlaw. who. with Rel strengthened during the active
1
his troops surrendered recently to the
Government, has wriilen to Pedro Za-
mora. who raided (‘uale and carried
off British and American subjects, ad.
visinz him 'to surrender,
Villa urged Zamora to "sacrifice his
[irsl hour. industrials. specialties and
the cheaper rails gaining 1 to almost 3
.poinls. Shippings. motors. equip-
ments, and tobaccos also extended
early advances. The rise was check-
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rWalk-Overs
’ "3 Right Here in
Norwalk
Colyar’s Shoe Store
37 WALL 8T.
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MRS. STOREY '8 SCHOOL
for BOYS and GIRL!
intermediate and High School
Departments
Fall Term, Sept. 13. 1920.
Apply MR8. J. W. STOREY
Telephone 1087. Norwalk. Conn.
CUNNINGHAM&BACH
New and Used Cars
All Kinds of Repairs
All Star Tires
15 MARSHALL ST.
!
20 Per Cent.
Reduction on
TIRES
Aaron Kohn
Leadinlr Accessory Store
9 Railroad Avenue
Ans- sad esuplsts asset.
‘ “ d ”as" Kimonos, Noun;3
MwmApx-onsh
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E.K.BANKS
W0 Hotel Block
um NORWALK
LocsIOLong Distance
TRUCKING
S. L. TALMADGE
Daily Trips to N. Y.
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SILK DRESSES
$10.95
Values up to $22.50
L G O L D E N
Sec Window Display
THE TONIC TO
TAKE
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ed before noon. however. on another
New York, New Haven and Hartfoxrds
is}
says that I
pride" and obtain from President de reversal 0f TONIC“ exchange, and an
la Huerta and Secretary of “'nr Calgolw‘mnfi rate of 8 percent. for calll
log a loner “containing guarantees fm-‘money, the highest initial quotation of
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us all." who week. .
W'ALI. STREET, 1:30 p. m.—Moiors
and oils cased at midday. Studebaker,
Plans to Safeguard Pierce Arrow, Goodrich. Shell Trans-
Lond George port and Invincible on lasing 1 to 2
.__. 1-2 points. This was offset by gains'
LONDON. Aug. 27.——The Daily Mail’s of 1 1-2 to 3 mints in obscure coal-
Lucerne correspondent says the fol-term such ., pond Creek. Elk Horn
lowing: 'and Pittsburgh Coal,
"Owing to the reported departure,
from Ireland of six Sinn Pelners vbe-l
lieved to be members of a. group;
sworn to takc Premier Lloyd George's,
life. the authorities are lakinz special
precautions to safe guard him."
WILTON REPUBLICANS ELECT
DELEGATEO.
‘ Wilton Republicans to the number
.of about fifty gathered at the Town
lHall, last evening, and elected dele-
lsetes to the Suite, Congressional, Ben-
atorial and Probate conventions. De-
spite the l‘act that it was the most
Ilargely attended caucus of its kind in
gthe memory of those present. it woe
a Veritable love feast. and the busi-
are too busy with political matters ‘0 nose at the meeting ~went through
devote much time to arrangements. promptly and without friction of any
Miss Ludinzton led a group oi over kind.
tllirlv Connecticut suflragists wool . .
went to wNe York today to participate fmigg‘ngeggzssczés 513:}:213 oggertgi
in the reception to Mrs. (Harrie Chap: Republican Town committee. Sher-
man CM“ natlonal pres ( cut. The" Iwood O. Chlchester was chosen chair-
were to carry in the palade a bannel 'man, and William H Fischer, clerk.
hearlng 'the words. FTcnuessee Set The following delegates were elected
Connecticut “omen ree. Iand instructed, empowered to choose
7their own alternates.
l State convg‘ntion—George W. Og-
x- m N u _ 27_._Bfl ier. den, George . Foote.
Genm IEliliirenc'eA-Rg. Edwardgadwill: Congressional convention—Richard
come here on Saturday to attend tl.‘ H. Fitch. \"llllfll’l‘l C. A. Schllchting.
reunion of the Yankee Division at Senatorial conventionI—Ernest C.
Double Beach. Lieutenant Phillp.R“3°°°- 090m T- H9344“!!!-
English of the committee. today re-' The delegates for the State and Sen-
celved a telegram from General Ed- atorial conventions were elected by
wards saying ‘I will be there Satur- ballot, the first informal ballot in each
d837, August 28. That kind of a re. instance being made formal and unan-
union demands my first allegiance. imous for the leading candidate. The
Will take a morning train; must re- candidates for the Congressional and
turn in afternoon to obey my orders. Probate conventions ware chosen
Wire your program to Boston." .unanlmously by acclamntion.
; oEN. sowanos IN NEW HAVEN.
Like a Bolt From a Clear .Sky
Authority Has Just Been Given to Dispose of at
Absolute Public Auction
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS REGARD“! 0! mass
toOloseOuttheI-astnemaininzrlotsat
BEAUTIFUL COMPO BEACH
mom on LONG ISLAND soon as moss, con. ,
MONDAY. SEPT. 6TH
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WHY DON'T YOU SELL YOU.
Wrecking Car
_ro—-
Norwalk
Radiator Repairinx' Co.
20 MAIN ST" NORWALK. GONE
TELEPHONE “4
Dr. S. M. Diets
DENTIST
47 South Main Street
South Nemalk
UNION SUITS
$1.48
New Comedy At Regent
Next Week.
. 'erse M. Cohan. the distinguished
4”“ and producer, will appear per-
:“MHY in Norwalk next Thursday
1““ Scptember 2 at the Regent Thea-
"‘,’ Where he will present the pre
"1““ of his new American comedy
Emilia and the Crowd." The story
1 H1' Jo
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a serious and dramatic side to the
situation in addition to the comedy.
The entire prductIOn has been under
Mr. Cohen’s personal supervision and
he will be in Norwalk with the com-
pany next week. '
Lincoln Council. No. 4, 0. U.‘ A. IL.
will join with the members of Pan-
m hn '1'. McIntyre and Francis quioque council or unbury and Un-
and Will be offered by a bruilantcas Council of Bridgeport in a picnic
gfitllromising an excellent luterpre—et Compo Beach on Sunday, August
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MAC SWENEY MAY
LIVE ANOTHER WEEK
LONDON, Aug. 27.-—Terence Mac
lSweney, Lord Mayor of Cork. today
began the fifteenth day of his hun-'
ger strike in much the same condi-
tion as yesterday. He was weak: but
was conscious and able to speak a
little.
It was said he might live another
yoekifhislunxshadnotbeeaat-
tucked as a result of a previous ill-
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RAGE TO B! soap SEPARATELY
UPON non ass-um mus}
’lhe Textile Store
SPECIALS non sins
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