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This Company Plays Not-walk as One of Its Five Engage
ments Between New York and Chicago
SEATS ARE NOW SELLING
PRICES - 75c, $1.00, -$l.50, $2.00
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Regent Theatre ‘
The Last Norwalk Showings
- .. YOUR LAST CHANCE TODAY
COSMOPOLITAN rooms
'HUMORESQUE'r
A PHOTO“?
Featuring ALMA RUBENS
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At2:15, 7.1:5and9 15
SPECIAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Positively N 0“ Advance in Prices .*
~£aturday ’ s Sunday ‘
Elaine Hammerstein “The Silent Barrier”
In . I , with .
' “POINT OF VIEW” ‘ LOUIS TRACY
Eddie ‘Polo Serial "Bride 13" ~
sidewalk chatter of Zuhn and Dries
and a dull oment in this act was un-
known. T 9 best vocal quartet that
'has been heard in this city in many
Eyears was presented under the title
lot "The Four of l's." Their numbers
land particularly the rendition of Nora
'Bayes popular number "My Japanese
The House of 1” Per Cent Enter- Sandman" were decidedly hits. The
taimnent. - ‘show was closed by “The Three Wal-
‘ \4 seys.” risley performers "in startling
. and novel hand’ balancing feats. The
Tm, and gummy presentation of E K. Lincoln in “The
Complete Shows at 2:15 and 7— Inner blah" met with ta1or and this
Pictures duly 9:15 picture will continue today. On Sat—
_ . ' urday Louise Huff will be starred ill
The Wileys s .
’ , “\Vhat A Woman Wants"
In a delightful musical s ecthlty
featuring the musical 9 asses
Harper and Blank ~
F Colored Comedians DeLuxe
ll Zuhn and Dries"
Sidewalk Chatter
The Four of Us .
A vocal quartet unsurpassed
' - HCMORl-ISQUE swans _,
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Fannie Hurst's story In Pictures
Makes Tremendous Hit At Regentw
Last Night—Repeated Today.
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The effect of thapresenta‘ion of the
Cosmopolitan-Paramount feature pho-
toplny “Humoresque” from Fannie
1110 Th". Hurst's notable story was at til Re-
. Risl'ey Artists gent yesterday as has been the case
and . ' elsewhere...something out of the ordin—
T oday—Lr at appeal-.59. of nry for motion picturts. This picture
. '1 heralded as pethps few photodrnma-
h E. K. Lulcoln ‘ tic attractions have been. came to the
In ‘ ' Regent and was greted by the largest
“THE INNER MAN”
matinee and evening audiences that
Saturday
its life in New York and the charming
romance that she had interwoven with
A. """""""""""" . """ V """"" h l """"""" BECOMES yaw“
subject was dealt with
.Phngdlrr. secretary of the Connecti-l
'2athered at e Royal James lnn lor'
luncheon. his. was the third re-
. as follows:
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MOTHER'
"cgali‘fomia Syrup ”of Figs"-
Child’s Best Laxative-
METHODS AF TAATION;
(Continuedm mm One.) 3
“Financial Adjustment and Condec»?
ticut Education” was the subject of
the address. delivered by Professor;
Fairchild which received much‘fivor-é
able comment because of its tense-
ness and the mano~ «'w which the.
“The state has reached its limit in;’
obtaining money for educational pur--
poses under the resent system of
taxations such as he automobile tax
investment tax and corporation tuft:
said Prof. Fairthild. “New methods
such as an income tax brill have to
be put into effect" ;
The other address on the rdo 11:;
the
marrow
season.
here yestcr 11,12.
meeti
mflmlenflngsllfi’
CosehCorneliN NineX
I'I'HACA. N.
—-Sentinel Want Adve.’ Bring Good
Y.. Oct. 22. —'Hughe)
Jennings former manager of the De-
troit American Hague baseball club.
mas be chosen as Cornell l nlversity
”macho" coach at tfleetilg of the
. .xlumul Baseball Association here to-
a'coach for next
it was announced
The former Detroit
Zmansker is an alumnus of Cornell and
‘cczlched the university baseball itam
.‘in 1904.
‘Stste Voters Now
Ihl‘ltl b3. the advent of “man mi!-
in others {lib :1t Hartford Meriden.
Bridgepoxz Manchester and Chmhirefil
,. One-Third Wei-en
There are three women voters to.
men the men registered for the N.- m in cm. ..
\ember election in Connecticut sc- the! 1) Cobb will pity with ‘ ,
cor-din: to a partial list of Icicctmt 11‘sé ,
figures from d pll'hcipal cities. and ‘omlw‘ill F: the ”Q salary p. , ‘
in the sum. The electorate of the the Detroit club It ”m
is expected ‘0 attehd shit: has ‘11 en increased fully one- around that H‘m PM
lint'lcltlcrl Edhie Poster and
3011 next sewn: “i“ '
pay 350 000 for the m
third. b3 the wits-tit of woman suf-
thnt about IDWP-Plfi‘hlhl of the total
)0 lP(I0lfllt of tilt stale are women. In
,somc sections of the state the propor— 8
don of women \oters in higher than “1““
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Withtllc
CHICAGO. 0d
N3II‘ to the White 8011.
York Yankees also plan ,
1-11.11 it well ltnd‘wn outt
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—Advertlse in the Son 11:.
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program was delivered by Willam
McAndrew association superinlen f
,dent of school New York city who‘
*spoke on “The Meanest Man in (‘on-'
nectlcut." ’
ln his address, Mr. McAndrew des- , Accept “California" Syrup 0f Fix! .3
cribed the “meanest man" as being only -——look for the name California on
he who refused to contribute to look the package, then you are sure your e
:: OPlGHAL W m. . I _ nfiAe; the education of children. {child is having the best and most
1 rifle to teachers- -on contact with harmless phtslc for the little stom-
CO‘MJLQED [EV YORK @ ; 1~the public was given by the speaker gm; liver and bowels Children lqve
who declared that “education brings us fruity taste. Full directions on
;:"1rosperity. leach bottle. You must say “Cali-i
The meeting adjoumed until after‘ form." .
noon shortly after 11:30 o'clock be- ,
cause of the failure of George B.
cut Chamber of Commerce. to put 9‘ am dancers. many Of them ..
in an appearance Mr. Chandler was hel Wk?“ {or which me" ha! pa‘d' .‘
scheduled to talk on ‘Th‘e Attitude honestloash can niche) for Many g
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limentaiy comments
of Organized Business ward the “"9 ”"5 ““mmp
Temh" Shortage." w -that passed to and fro before the
At noontime 125 members of the ('de final" 'broke up and '9'“ %
alumni of the Dauhury Normal school home.
According to gossip uptown there
sis no such organization as the I' and
ll Club in Norwalk. The name was
imply. appropriated by an individual
who had intended to run the». dome s
5715 Address “Shall We Have a for his 0"“ 5'1““- W“? be ‘M
.- M l 11 been a- not live up in his plomlses. unless
Xgafgssion or erey a ' [I he thought that the afiair was a
Dr Frank E Spauldinz~8chool of doomed failure cannot be understood. 3
Eudcation'..Ysle University it is said that when 8 o'clock camifi
union of the organization.
The program for this afternoon is‘ 3
": 0 d "The Igor an tlon amund last night. the gentleman in:
0 0 ofAthireNI: E A." g 31:1 question “as enlOYIng “himself in
S ll Hill—Field mg of Bridgeport. where he stayed in hiril.
”Nitionzly Education Aasficgintion. "'2 for ”‘9 “‘3'“ I" "‘5" “‘9 dance
"2" 9 A “Th New York Cam- hounds might get on his trail
a .1 paig‘lidri‘eci:1 Relief- Salsries' Vi'hile no definite action has been!
Mics Olive Jones—President of taken in the police. it is believed
l l ssoci ti 1: New York that action pelflng the xentlemsnv
5:130 ”815' A a o to refund ey obtained from the:
4:00 Report: "The State Cammfign" sale of tickets will be taken. l
Mrs. Bertha Gallup Bailey. Stam- ’
Tried To Kill 3
ford. Connecticut.
ORCITESTRA AND i K1“? “and"; r
PATRONS READY: l 1: 0111-: Oct. L’s—Injuries inflictcdl
BUT NO DANCE upon King Aleuthder of Greece. byl
.a monku “file the result of n plot' .
to usvwinnte the young monarch. ac-
[cording to Dr. Georges l-‘ernand “’i-
. . tlnl Of Paris. Itho has been attending
had arrived early became impatient the Kim: and “11s intenim‘ed in the
Nine o'clock came and went and the iiosazgero while passing through i?
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hall Bil" “'9”!!th B dismal appera-g Home on his way home from Athens.
ante. f “Vi'hile the story or the monkey
Disgusted members of the arches-I lilting Kine Alt-\andrr is true. Dr.
grs. discnSsedfvhether to hold the Wide! is quoted as suing 'the m‘on-t
dance themselves or go to anothergusk was BuiYerlng from tables with
hall and practice. It was finally? \\.‘-\icb R had been artificially inocn-i
decided to go elswhere Whereupon lali‘d. Hence :1 veritable attempt
they departed. 112111151 the ll-(ng's (lie was comfiiy
The orchestra left behind them the my ,- , }
WARNING
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~ not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians foi‘
21 years, and proved safe by millions—Say “Bayer’fll
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SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an ‘hdbroken package” of
genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper direc- "
.tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralxia. Colds, Rheu-
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Aspirin Is the trsdo‘hsrk of Bayer lax-Wot KW of W
‘THE
have turned out to see any production
in some time. It was an expectant
* ”LOUISE.I HUFF
“What a Woman Wants” was a, known quantity. The presen-
tion '0! this story in picture foam
audience too and one made up of able
judges. Fannie Hurst' s stary 9f Ghet-
. equalled the novel and surprised
some. . .
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PALACE VAWEW . f 22. -—Chsries of (rag! and deceit
..__:. lupin-t Ralph Greenest. pocket bil-
Exut-l‘t-fit Silo" Is W And‘um champion. are” by R. E
Meets wmi 1w
Mltmww Dan» ‘stairtedbyhhnsss oppose:
I wand match played when the
, The Palace V‘devifls W for the champion and Joseph dinesnnon in
w. in three days or W“ was pre- tumour. August is 17 laid in ‘
sen to large and ”W anal; - Mr. Duvnl claims tilt at the time
canes yesterday god‘s-oft withinuant of the match he in; given tog-sew - .
Ducal in a Mpmurt action ‘
ROYAL JAMES
noawmooys. _ . 7 a.
Dansant Sou-ea
EVERY SATURDAY m9
, 'l‘ile management of the Royal Jam Willi to announce
that, inasmuch as the Saturday evening Dance Soiree- already
given, have proven most successful, they will continue Close,-
eseh Saturday, evening throughout them:- month. 7.}. ’ ;.
It is hoped that Emmxsmn may. tbshsliit of"
"mugging m’”'utbelhy-1Januos&tardsym
app show WIS—bread by stand that the title was to be
the 1 novel malaisc‘tss: .
turlnc WM ‘fllee
tiring-in tnlsaetueremts'm on {players
mtwagmnhgnmmthBahntthe hsbosldbempn
porter-sea ”(film sciatic-mt! “mimosa:
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minnow
h wanes-sol bye-sue stasis
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‘ tity mrchase. Bay of
' .you up” for his own
It having come t6 our kn
in The Norwaiks have resort
induce consumers of FIRST
to purchase at one time
‘ This is peculiarly true
it easy for them to keep
em Buster,
fresh; W'e
Thursday.
Don’t be fooled by cut-price d vices, based on a quan-
ler film does not try to “load _
not yours, you may be our ,
with more than-you can reasonably use inane week.
Ammwnfiiflammq
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Warning to Consumers
.OF .
First Priie
”THE. MODERN BUTTER ' .
owl e that certain dealers
13:13 uestionable metth to
RIZE, The Modern Butter,
asupply in excess of their reason-
ably immediate needs, WARNING IS HEREBY GIVEN
that such practices are directly
the consumersmnd are calculat
pointmentvand loss.
We all lmow that fresh food is the best food.
of foods classified as “perisha-
Ali butter is perishable. FIRST PRI_ZE, The Mod-
ern' Butter, is no exception. When fresh, it is the most de-
licious butter you ever tasted. Consequently, we spare no
pause or trouble to deliver it to dealers mTh
1! he e wee fresh from the churn, and make a '0
(an everyw r ) “It and sell it 111 that condition. ‘
Buy it innhat condition, :11th only enough to supply
your needs for a reasonable periOd‘—-—
will surely give you satisf
Agoodplanisto buyyour FIRST PRIZE, The Mod- .
once a week. You will then be sure to get it I.
deliver it to denim in The Not-walks every
” JERSEY Cfl‘Y, N. J.
opposed to the interests of
ed to result in their disap-
any a week—-— and it _
action and cut your butter bill 111 . “
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