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Today, Friday an
MARY J PICKFORD
In Her Second Picture From Her Own Studios
The Hoodlum
Positively the Greatest Character
Role of Her Career
The romance of aspoiled heiress who dropped through a coal chute to the joy of living
Three Performances Daily—2:15, 7:15, 9
Saturday "
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KNIGHTS. or cowusus CARNI-
VAL.
South Norwalk Knights of Columbus
are melting elaborate plans to enter-
tain a big crowd at their carnival
which starts Saturday evening. The
grounds in the rear of the Club House
on Washington street is being put in
readiness for the opening. The 4
Knight; have had a force of carpet»
ters at work building what is said to
be the Targest open air dance pavilion
in the city. Booths are about com—
pleted and the electritions stalt work
today.
The same committee that s ccess-
fully conducted the K, of C. fax last
winter is in charge. The. attractions
are in charge or Mr. Ohaughnessy.
who was identified with the carnivals.
of the Darien and the Sound Beach
firemen, and who has acquired an en
viable reputation for his work.
Svec’s orchestra of ten pieces will
furnish the music for dancing each
evening.
The Knights are preparing many
surprises in new and novel attractions.
“MILLIONS now lemc “NEVER;
. DIE." i
0! ”millions now living will never.
die" tree lecture to be given in Red
Mens' Hall 80. Norwalk, Sunday. 3 p.
to. Judge Rutherford, President 91'
International Bible Students says
“Do not deceive yourselves with be-
lieving that “where ignorance is bliss;
'tis fully to be wise." because life
everlasting on this earth as i perfect
human being will depend upon the
individual knowledge. understanding
of, and acquiescence in the rules or
conduct that are to govern the world
.in its reconstruction now in progress
and ever after.”
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In cxohangc for the confidence our omen-s place in us, we
give them the utmost quality for every cent they spend in our
(1914-1925), no nor ever shall he. and except those day. be
shortened, no flesh would he saved; but {or the elects ssh
trose days will be shorten " that m now living in
this vicinity will neverdio." ,. ‘y gm:
More Big' Coffee Reductions
DUCHESS. The Coil'ee Supreme. Was 48c cut to its
Best MARACAIBO. Full Strum was 39c cut to 30¢
SAN BO. Mighty Fine. wu Mcatto . . . . . .- 28c
BEST COMBINATION COFFEE . . . . . . . . . . .25c
The cereal and chicory reduces the «Rein content making
it the great health drink. Cut to 358. '
Now honest—don't these prices look good?
James Van Dyk Co.
21 NORTH MAIN ST.
A“ 4....
i ANNA MORRELL escapes JAIL
Common Pleas Court lmpo'ee a Fine'
' ci' One Hundred Dollars.
Anna Morreli of Gay street. Stam-
ford, was fined $100 and was sentenc-
.ed to three months in jail. by Judge
John J. Walsh or Norwalkgin the Com-
mon Pleas court criminal side. yes-
terday afternoon. Judge Walsh sus-
pended the hi" sentence. She was
‘arrested in Stamford. July 10, by De-
. lective George McCarthy. (or keeping
;an improper house, in the City court}
lthe next morning. Judge Samuel;
.Young sentenced her to six months"
!imprisonment. She took an appeal.
Mary Lacerenza of 50¢laiberty street.
iStamford. arrested on July 39, for in-,
, corrigibilitv and later sent to the Corn;
nccticut School for Girls, appeared be-
lfore Judge Walsh yesterday, having,
lappealed her case Judge Walsh con-;
.tlnued for three months. placing thei
girl on probation. t
t The Common Pleas ecurt has ad- t
50111”qu till Sept. 21. as no further.
business beside these two cases and,
another minor case was ready. Fred.
ON WITH THE DANCE
Palace Theatre
High Class Broadway Vaudeville and Feature Pictures
Today. Friday and Saturday—a
Two Complete Shows Today at 2:15 and 7,
With Pictures Only at 9:15
T H E B E R K o F F s p
In a dancing novelty of beauty—special scenery and features '
DUTIEL AND COVEY
Present a roaring comedy introducing clever and catchy songs
“DON’T GET ME“STARTED”
WILLIAM EBS
In vaudeville’s biggest novelty surprise rivnlling his perfor-
mances with the original “CHIN CHIN” Company and DI-
rect from Keith ’3 Palace in New York City.
' “IN SPAIN” ' .
A comedy operettawith a cast of six and six hundred laugh
producers. A bright bit of entertainment introducing—7:.
C L A U D E W E S T ‘
"‘THE FLYING MAYOS”
Celebrated Aerial Performers In New and Daring Posts and
MAE MURRAY AND DAVID POWELL
In the noted stage success of Broadway—-
“ON WITH THE DANCE”
A Paramount Picture Attraction Directed By George Pita-
maurice.
Al Tallulah
PALACE VAUDEVILLE
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scenery. I
Started
ville performers. "In Spain"
Big Features Have Been Selected For
This Week Including William (West.
Ebs of “Chin Chin" Fame. i found playing anywhere
The Palace vaudeville program for, Palace
~lm last three days of this week will it. The Flying Mayos are
noon and evening.
noon spared by the management to iroducing this
secure some of the very best numbers} bring them
at present in vaudeville and a glance; have already
mne specialties are included.
Frank Dutiel and Richie
Covey re excellent in "Don't Get Me
” and can be said to account
for as many laughs as any two vaude-
is a
Zmusical operrata with comedy galore
and a cast of six including Claude
No better act than his can be
oday and
patrons are certain to enjoy
wide!
He presented for approval this after—5 knOWn as daring aerial ' performer:
fNo efforts have and the new feats which they are in-
season are bound to
greater favor than this!
,. enjoyed. There will be
at the bill will convince anyone that: two Show; complete today and Friday
7} . Not at 2:15 and 7 with Mae Murray and
«cat among the features will be Wil-. David Powell presenting“1 "On With
Mae Murray's and David Powell's
Great Picture At Palace With.
Vaudeville Today. i
The suaVe and debonair David Pow-
_ell was never seen to better advantage
than in the-first George (Fitzmaurice
i Producticn. "On With The Dance." in
which he is featured with Mac Mur-
iray at the Palace Theatre today, Fri-
day and Saturday, with live acts or
vaudeville. Mr. Powell has an in-
; tensely dramatic role as a young arch-
;itect who is wooed and won by a
lgirl whom he doesn’t at all love and
‘ later nearly comes to grief.
3 Mr. Powell. who is a Welshman, be-
r(flan his dramatic career on the Lon-
1don stage with Sir Beerbohm Tree.
:Later, coming to this country, he be-
icame interested in motion pictures
and has signed a long term contract
fwith Famous Players‘IAsky. He arr,
‘peared oppoelte Billie Burke in "The;
l-MakeaBelieve Wife.” with Elsie 'Ferg-‘
3113011 in "Under the Greenwood Tree".
‘and ”Counterfeit.” with Irene Castle
in ("rile Firing Line," and was co-fea-‘
tured in “The Teeth of the Tiger.”
"THE HOODLUM"
'Mary Plokfcrd'c Newccb Character
. Creation Is Not Less interesting
or Entertaining Than
Previoub Hits. ,
If Mary Pickford became inter-'
naionally known as "the gaid girl" in
Pollyanna she can hardly be call less,
in her newest character creation “The:
Hoodlum” in which she will be seen
at the Regent Theatre today, Friday
“ millions now living
- Will never die ’ ’
RED MEN’S HALL. SOUTH NORWALK‘
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. AT 3 P. M.
J. H. HOBVELIR, HEW son CITY, will conclusively
provebymanyBibllcalpl-ophcdqfalflnodandbeingtukm-
ed, such as m. 24:21:32; "flies. in]! be great tribulation,
such has not been since the Mining (the world until now.
(19144925). no not ever shallbo. udaccptthose days will
beshortened “that. thousandsncwuvh‘hthis vicinitywfll
never die." .' - .mnd'Lii
Hear. then judge and reioice
erick G. Mather and Horace Miller - -
“"*"“““‘“’ have been drawn but not summoned §EATS FREE NO COLLECTION
and Saggday at 2:15. 1"?! and 9‘. Rather to serve as jurors for the court. E ts’ , “on
unflnls on the an ace, iving n‘ ‘ o ' ' .
what would not be selected is ihei .4", . amused Mnmnmm bi Ausmces Intermediate Bible sullen Associa
choicest environment, her tattered the Sentinel for the best results. \ l
raiment covering a heart of pure gold. ——————- - ‘ j—n-I-g
she became known and loved—as Mary
Pickford can make herself be loved—-
as "The Hoodlum." Sliding down,
coal chutes might not be expected or
Mrs. Douglas 7 aka but there is
no Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks when
Mary has a role to act which requires.
strictly her own personality and re-
turning for the time to the real in-
ner Mary Pickford she‘dld this thing‘
and many others. “The Hoodlum” let
a choice piece or picture production?
that is destined to win even greater
favor than Pollyanna, Daddy Longr
Legs or Suds which recently met with,
immediate approval. it is the ma
release of a Pickford play under Pick-
ford direction and no is not only thor-
ough in the acting. but in every de-
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Hm 'Ehs. of “Chin Chin” tame and, the Dance" as the picture attraction
a. performer who has just completed and pictures only the same evenings
i‘Everal weeks on the Keith circuit: at 9:15.' Three ShOWB will be complete
mum: a third engagement within as usual on Saturday: This picture
'tmr months at the Palace in New,has never played for less than 81
York city. Ebs offers a vaudevillefanywhere up to this time and with
’m-liv or very high order with a cli-, the vaudeville Program at comm
ii that is as funny as it is unusual.f prices is an 'attractlm worth more
m as been engaged for i'solld year than the admission.
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