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NORWALK———PHONE 1501
ONE NIGHT ONLY
THURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30
WI-IIMSICAL RICHARD
CARLE
VICTOR HERBERTS
New Musical Play '
“SOME COLONEL”
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GIRI.S—‘—GIRLS—GIRLS
PRICES. 75 ctsa $1. $1.50. $2
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SALE FRIDAY. SEPT 24.
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AT THE THEATRES
REG HST TODAY.
nTt-Nll.’|~‘ Meizlmn Is Starred in New
in *v Spot -ial “The Prince Clmp"
'lhomns Meighan who starred- with
(u: rum Swanson in"’l‘he Miracle Man”
’nnd later in “Vi'hy Change Your
“’it‘e?‘ ' comes to the Regent 'l'heatre
again today in another picture'special
of unusual merit. It is a distinctly
new Thomas H. Inch triumph. and
has met with such favor where it has
been produced that some hold the be-
lief that it excels either of the pre-
vious feature attractions. “The. Prince
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iot‘ picture making and these are’ the
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Herbert‘s an m f "
\ictor Herbert. #M‘u Won-
ably America's foremost music-l corn-
poser. has turned from bile more oer-
ions music for a time to write the
Tmusital number! from the play in
which Richard Carlo nill be seen at.
the Regent Theatre. Thursday even-
Theatre
‘lln Ohm lotion Hana—AI.-
mtod Orchestra m
Del-fauna“ ing. September 30. For this play,
m phich is calltd “Some Colonel." Mr.
_ Hubert ins Wiittcn eighteen hum-
Thursdav and Fridav hers. solos dutts quilt-team: concert-
ed pieces _and choruses which have
Paramount-Adora?! Offers Another
the 1 rue ring of the. music which it est
Thomas H. ince Masterpiece
made him the moat. Popular at all
“PRINCE CRAP” Art-rim.“ composers and (arriel his
With an all‘ star cast of aocomi music into every cpmcr otthe may“
plished players headed by Among the principal numlmm “high
the noted ’ h" l f ‘ “ulten forr'SEOmo Colon-‘1" “T
"if I 9:.“ Much of You." “If That's
Not Love. W‘r-at In It?" I‘lay 35..
Something I Can Dance T6." "The
[Girl “110 Can Love." “\‘Cl'eh I Find
THOMAS MEIGHAN
—Saturday_ My Romeo." “Nirht Time." "When
The first official and only authorized :0,“ .l‘ ".0“, M? ”a?" .' ‘1‘?” “our 1
public pictures of the V t' . way finm You I Rlxl) Minutes}:
a loan at .. ..,, .
Rome showing Lost. lhc (...i That keeps . Youi:
“'aiting." “\thrt- “WI-(- You." “Over!
HIS HOLINESS . the Garden “‘ail." "I'll I‘ ( 'T-HH‘TC‘
”'i‘lie Hllpp) l'.\niii\’.‘ " 'iht Wooing of,‘.
the Violin." \‘h "m ll. is t‘ ome. " and‘
serial unnamul utilizes which (“'1‘
simply incidental to the rest of the
music. tir-‘ina nix mllSltui comedy
POPE BENEDICT XV
Prince of the Roman
Catholic Church
Elaine Hammerstein
Feature
“Eddie Polo Serial”
High Oluo Broadway Vaudeville
and Feature Pictures
‘ —TO.NIGHT——
Theatre.
pianist. and by “The
Soul.”
This appearance
P R I C E S
$2.00. $1.50. $1.00. 75c
n-m detail or production is as near
that the feature is high
class. Regent patrons will have
something to regret if they mill see-
Thcre will he other
features 051 the program. “The Prince
will also he tomorrow's attrac-
of admittance.
of application.
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ASoene from “Adam and Evn." ral-
Chap" is a story especially adapted to
the talents posseued by Meighan as
Ice Than-e, This Evening.
MARIE TIFFANY
is coming!
_ The celebrated soprano will appear in
person at an invitation concert—m Hoyt’s
Next Wednesday Evening
September 29
She will be assisted by Chester Gaylord.
star in South Not-walk is the event of the
season for lovers of good music. '
FREE TICKETS
Cali. write or telephone us for free tickets
They will be issued in order
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
SOUTH NORWALK
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singers being unable. to do micai’o Wm in. m c. rum
music or one character Mr Carlo an Mom Wm". out Mr. 1:“ 1,521.:
sum hlmeclt'iulth a company 0006 at!!! are. still nvallablc. l.
of unusual mtutthi utility. as well u Wald be well to phone for reserva-
or ability to dance for Mr Herbert: “on! in advance. Call :44
music is a“: danceable as it to nimble. l
u :1, fig. .g It) g," 41.3%. hp- {SOMEBODY’S PROTECTION
peanmce here will be a great musical NECESSAR7_
us well no comedy evnt. Seats will
be placed on sale P‘flday of on. week. The opening or closing cenmtou
___._. ________ of the general assembly of the sum
“AHA.“ AND EVA. " . of Connecticut are impressive. There
[IS nothing humorous about them, noth—
ingsprovocative oi“ laughter. Neither
. is ecretary of State Fl \dertc
"Adam alumina" a rollicking ro- Fem a humorist £ k L
matice of hilarity. typically Amcriruni A“ duly proscribed hv l m.
in wit and humur. direct :rom its tom? ‘n0r Marcus H. Holcomb. ad; fool!“
run 01' over a war at the llongacre .191 it be known that he would veto
“nation’- (‘ not-d,» llit at the Palace.
This Evening.
Theatre. Ni"? York. W'UI be the If- .v‘riuus “Imam ‘ '
. , passer: by. tho logis-.
tract‘on M the Polar Theatre. this; . ’
awning. ,iature in special session. and while he
still held that the ratification oi the
at 5.15.
"Adam and live." the vtzcen of this k -
‘ , _ - _ ..ui‘!ra e amenam t '
.-e:tson s crap 0' comedzt s. is Elm join: Ilegal, gwas esct‘négd 1;“;ng Il'CI-I' 3f.
wool; of Guy lit-"uni: and Genigc Mid—11m house where House and sum
Jelttn. P. Hay Comatock and Morris .
.. , * were in join i .. gov-
““t‘:‘ "w ""4““? Of “Adm“ and error formall‘vct‘l'e‘zleuwnthfhm
I:\1l.. " mill at! ul h to a spteiui orégmi~ ,. 5 . Illa ' Hlfl
alien in it: (NW; “III! the high 513: -d— flgfiugségé , mutlsellitd‘fl g‘mlg‘yulfi
all of cutlltncc main'. 111 cd L\ all] Then Sign” u", P: v‘. lth ":0
1m.” “m ‘ (”mm Tm (onwan 1" zmeditation meld [It a mwnneW design!
made up of :1 cast of plmeru man) i 1 x
edby the constitution and and Itat~
utes ot’ the state uttered:
"God save the state of Connecti-
cut-"
And everybody laughed!
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J (”.ll‘nl'l LARI‘. 0.. $1M :3.—-0n(‘cf
the most important questions to be
(llSCIISSt'd before the second annual
convention of the American Legion.
which Opens h"r(‘ Monday. is that of
the Lemon's turticiputlon in politics.
:nozites “Mind“ 2 :5 Miss hols Bolton. ;
the wel— known cnneditnne; Mr t oat- 5
e5 Gwynne. Mr. Charles E. l‘.ird. Bir.‘
t‘ltaries Horn. Mus Rosemary Hilton. :
Llr. Final; ll. Kni'zhi. Miss Adelyi15
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Franklin d'tllier. National Com-
f...\/ \ /\ / \ [\ mandcr. declared today.
' "The London t‘onstnution states that
\...._/\/\ /\ -/\.‘./\ the organization shall be absolutely
I..\ / /\ \ / non-political." Mr. d’t‘lit-r said. “and
.’\ --—./\/ shall not hc usrd i'm- disoeminatlon
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of partisan principles or for the pro—
motion of candidam of any person
seeking piililit ofliu or am ferment. "
“Legion men (\1 1““ here be “me
that this prcxinion is the rttndamenml
principle of the lxgion's lmi:."tg be
continued. “A'- the some time. they
do not helitne they must .it all time-
‘he silent on certain matters. just be-
Tcau‘ne they happen to be political.
\Vhere matters come up which clar-
ly involve the principles for .whlch
the Legion stands. the Legion will not
hesitate to gin- its opinion in ltron‘
terms."
Lemml liolles. \‘ationai Adjubnt.
said that the Legion must participm
in politics to a certain extent. and not
take the political clause in its Consti-
tution too literally.
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FARM Bl'REAIT “HDERA'I‘ION.
MANHATTAN. Kan. Sept. 23.—
Steps were taken here today at 1
meeting of othcials or the Farm Bur—
eau Federation of the Middle W'estcrn
States to handle all wood crown in
the l’nitcd States. By resolution J.
ll. Houard. president of the Ameri-
can Farm “urea“ Federation. w..-
uskv-d to appoint a committee to
work out plans for a national selling.
agency.
The first problem for the agency. it
was stated. will be the marketing of
more than 30.000.000 pounds of wool
accumulated in the Middle Vi'eot and
Texas last spring by the growers. and
taken ox er by State federations when
the wool commission houses refused
to send buyers to sections where the
wool was pooled.
The Central Association will nt-
tcmpt to deal directly with the manu-
facturers ot’ woolen goods in the East.
according to J. F.) \N‘aiker. chairman
of the wool committc oi‘ the American
Pam Bureau Federation.
Phononanh with u
£J.mfl
of thematooera
T0 SOLVE
I’ROlHJ-ZM S.
’ TOKIO. Sept. 23 (Associated Press).
—'l‘he Vt'ashington Government will
he asked to appoint a commission ‘to
effect a solution of .lapamvswAmcri-
can problems. and. in the event of the
passage of the California antiJapan-
('30 legislation. the Japanese Govern-
ment will arrange for a lawsuit
against the California Legislature. on
the ground that the hill is unconsti—
tutional and a violation of the treaty
rights of the Japanese. according to
the itading newspapers today.
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JI'DGE BANKS If)“ SiiXA'l‘OR.
BRIDGRPORT. Sept :3.—-——Judge
Elmore F. Banks. of It‘airfield. was to-
day" nominated for Senator from the
25th District at the Republican con-
vention held in Stnti’ord. The non]-
_ ration was on the second ballot.
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Savings as High as 40 Per Cent Offered 111 Our
Removal Sale.
tire house furnished, you cannot afford to miss this wonderful opportunity.
' Owing to our new home not being ready for us to move into this coming week. as we had anticipated, and the fact
that we must vacate our present location by October 1st, We will offer some attractive bargains to further neduoeourstock
of Furniture, Bedding, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies and Housefumishings. You should not fail to take advantage of this
great money saving opportunity. The large number of people who have visited our store acclaim this the greatest sale
It lsn ’t necessary to tell you that our prices are low. This you can see for Yourself, and no
matter how low the price the merchandise is of the first qual ity. Whether you need an odd piece of Furniture or an en-
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