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Regent Theatre

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ALFRED ZLUNT no .
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sums _ ARE NOW SELLING
’ 75c, :51. 00, -$1. 50, $2.00

MONDAY

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This Company Plays Norwalk as One of Its Five Engage-

and Chicago

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BOOTH TARKINGT ON
. INFECTIOUS COMEDY .
or: YOUTH

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But Fails to Tempt thePro-
hihitiou- Enforcement Of-

; forcement Ofiioers—Four
Barrels of -Alcohol Cap-
'filred at MidnightS—Also
a Truck Specially Altered
for Booze-Running

STAMFORD, Oct. -2.-——Four barrels
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about 50 gallons. md we h a total
of $6.000, were seized. th a small
Rec truck short]:

by Federal oflicers. GlovanniCntapa

of 516 East 117th street. New" York
the driver and Vincenzo Angjtauro
of 24 York street Jersey. City. who
\‘ as also in the machine «ere arrest-
ed for cart: in: thII alcohol without
proper permits.

The truck was one with a specially
made body. The side-boards and tail-
board were about high enough to keep
the barrels from sight. The truck
has passed through Stamford several
times. The driver admitted that he
has been carryinz alcohol and whis-

befor e midnigfi l

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key through to New Haven for some!

weeks.
The government officers saw
machine go past police beadquarieis

the 1

last pizhv, The azénis followed the‘
small truw-k in another automobile I
and halted it at '(‘larh’s "Ill The

driver was ordered to drive to police

 

 

REGENT

Theatre

Entertainment Bearing the Regent
Stamp of Quality is Guaranteed
Today
Sclznick Presents Beautiful o
Elaine Hammocstein
in
“THE POINT OF VIEW'”

and-

Another Episode of that Thrilling
Universal Serial Starring

Eddie Polo
Other Special

Feature: .

 

Sunday

A picture success of large propor-
tions is

\Third Episoile of the Popuia?
Fox Serial

“BRIDE 13"

 

Tuesday
Priscilla Dean
in
“THE VIRGIN OF STROMBOUL"

 

 

 

 

The House of 100 Per Gent Enter-

tainment. .

Today at 2. 15. 6:45 and 9:15

Complete Shows at Every Per
formance

Five Acts Boradway
Vaudeville

I
Lomse Huff
In a happy picture presentation of
the old problem

“What a Woman Wants”

Sunday Evening

Herbert Rawlinson

' C. Hadgclen Chthber-s \Noted
Novel Tl‘ 7. Was a Celebrated
Stage Su;:ess I

l “PASSERS BY"

Special Comedy Monday

In

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IWMW
The Universal Super Feature
“THE VIRGIN OF
- STROMBOUL”

Starring 7, ~

- '_ Dean ‘

Organization . That

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('upm it\ of

‘birl

SI :1th s ( lurenn- being

me tumultous enough lIIcuuse of the
1 box 0! I-Iwnto-In and a revenue officers a bribe of 8500 or
:1 \‘(ul ~\oungIr for getting into more if they would release him The?

In amiable driver said that he had a check for

headquarters. after the machine had.
been searched
(‘atapano the driver offered the;

man whom embod) cottons to to the. $1000 with hiu'and almost 900 in

23- mi- (our! of appeal eIen for lhe ser- ca. h.

\ nuts. “6 is thI means or st-I'Ighten-
Sing mouthing out before he
., departure. ‘
Len before that event does
:know who (‘lnrcnI-I- really is.
' ’l‘hI‘ \I': irring pair of kills.

und.not until a minute or
anybody

I‘ ohm 7
. and tom “ho sp) upon and nag ez‘uh as hi» home.
other onl,\ as II-Itnin hr-otln rs and sis- government officers that he “as only:

any part of the money.

ler Hugh Laverv.

Anmtmiro who claims .lr‘rsev

tors of “acting use mm. are phnI-Ii :._\ 'aflng a ride with Calanano. but IE
tIIo specialists of Iouth. (UPI!!! HIIntIr too was held in ball of 530“

{Ind \’:ioli ll: Inn-r - 'l‘llM In»; «sun
that sidi- III Tarkington ~thnt made
‘SIemun' “hut it “as.

l' (‘znanano said he
l'nl‘I-‘i‘ in New 'ork.

ldrivinc to “sew men

The officerarefused to accept
Capatano
tztkI-s his was looked up at police he idquartersu
held in bail of 3560. pending a hear-
ing before l'nlted States Commission-3

Pity
tIied to explain to the

purchased the
and that he “"19,
He said that:

Phov-hI l‘osler has the II «ling;I role be \'a& to have met a man in New
01:1 um I Ass 0! who. u :I will) sit p- H“\Pn who “as to direct him I0 hi8-

mother l.\lur_\ ]' olami)
John llood is n IlIstIIssI d fetiIII‘ (an.
tour ollII r signiiic: Int IOIPS [all to
nI-s Fintlln). Sui-unm- \tesii'm-Ii.

From herein and llnirlo't’t'r l’mriuml
:SI‘I‘IIS an- imw selling.

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; turt- Attrat tkm ‘:A Point of View"
'. —EIldic Polo Serial.
; Elaine Hammerstein bill be stair“

LSIIiurdIu feature bill entitled “A Pain

01' Vic-«f This is n Sol lznitk :IttI: Ir
lwllich Miss Hammerstein nukes
ivory stron'x: appeal.

REGENT SI SDI‘Y

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rin-r" Il3~ .‘lalll- Appealing l'lI-turi-
——l“nv Serial. ‘I'quil.
l.4=IIisvTI1»I.C_I' has VI’KI‘l consider-112k

prnrniI-rnce 119/8 writer and his Eton

“The Silent llnrriu" which will In-

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be shown.

is a complete story and spetini intel-

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:IJN \‘nudmllle Shows “1th
' Huff in "“1““ A “’0an “huts."

PODU
were pleased'with the show on Thurs-
day advertised it well.

were enthusiastic throu
acts which were all (ha was claimed
for them. The snow win be repealed
th times todav at 2 H15 .:6 45 and
’wit Louise Huffs §turring in 3 Porn-
{mount feature picture entitle-(l "\Vhat
a “an In \Vunts‘" As usual the “u—
iman problem furnishes interest.

SW ET CIDER SALES

 

 

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pie take their own barrels to the
mill however. and save fl've‘ollars:
{ A “chked" Drink
“mether the advent of prohibition
s responsible for the unprecented
demand for sweet cider. 'pr whether
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all New York Post
. Presents Turk-
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as plan have not
. all; fiction strongly!
5;» hlch comes to the'
mix. one night
- :- 25th Tlfltlnz -
look 101' the
,, This.
W other consid-
ot forty weeks
' Hudson Theatre.
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appreciation of elder no a beverage
,is hard-to say. It. is noticeable, bov-
gever, that in many cases where a
barrel of cider is seen going into a
It is not on; before
IJohnny is despntched to the corner
‘ igrocery for a pound o!» raisins.

fr rumored that a “wicked!”
di‘ink results when a few rnlslnx or.
.dropped into a barrel ct sweet cidq
-and the barrel left i’ tour «in with
.‘the cork out. In?

man' s cellar.

 

 

 

I; Melons

I‘lalno HaIIIIIII-rstI-in Is Sta: 0! Pen-

at the R'egent todfi’ In a» high ell-9s

1tier] of e\CI-ptionnl «nerd and one in
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'I.III‘3~ Tracy Nine] “The Silent liar-

the latest popular Pox serial will
This picture‘ has alt-ready
many followers and since (lll‘ll I Inisode

‘St is promised in SundaI' a there In"
perhaps he a lnrggr attendance than

l .9" iso

l he Palace vaudeville has gained in
ity and the many people who

for attendances
yesterday were large. The audiences
out the five

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“ A5; Afiriculture Key to
SucceSs In Banking

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“’ASHINCTON. OI; 22.——The safe;
ty and prowerity cf the banklnz bus
iness depends on the safety and pros-
farmers Jmeph Hirsrb .
chainnan of the azricultnral commit»:
asso
his reportlo the asst»

perltv of

slot: of the American Bankers
cintlon said'l
ciatfin cows

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here today
i
maintaining the
culture and to help the farIII‘ers in

waiehcminz and ‘sellinfl

tlons

appropriations musinz suspension (If
some operations and the resignation
of many at its experts because of low
salaries The bunkers Were urged

 

 

sI-I-I. Hi In: 1.4 gtn‘ SunriaI" mening is to their Congressmen and have
“doc 'Il't'll in (“l'iIl(S be among the then ,‘appmpriations increased. '
'lws of his compositions. There is a ——_-——-———

lheart and) human interest throughout l’fi..\(‘l‘. SI'NDJY

the entire story. The picture will be -

'presented by an all star cust. “Bride (‘.. [Milt-n Chambers “I‘a<~crs "I"

\“IlI-h “'ns Broadway Hit Now
In Pic-lures.

Another “roadway 'stage success
has come into its own on the screen in
Herbert I'Inwlinson's presentation in
"Passer: R5" from the novel by P.
H: widen (‘hnmho rs. This it v. ill lm rI- —
membered was a big hit as a Night.
male attraction and will equ: II the
success which the spoken plm M
as a silent drama. nnwllnoon inn fin-
lsherbactor and with a I able support
ing cast giIes the production the Mural
wh made it so popular. The Pul-
ace unda) (waning program will in-
clude other short runs and among
them good comedy features.

GA.“ ES

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FOOTBALL TOD-“'-
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Trinity at \Villlnms.
“’est Virginia at Yale.

(‘cntre at Harvard .
Col 9 at (‘0 ell.
Nuv: t Prince on.

Virginia Military at Penn.
Syracuse at Dartmouth.
\‘l'esieyun at Columbia.
Dprlngfield at Brown 9
l’nion at Amherst.
Virginia at Rutgers.
N. Y. U. at “milton.
GI-orgeto ‘n at Fordham.
Tufts at . ‘
Lebanon Valley‘ Pennfi‘ltnte.
Georgia. Tech at Pittsburgh.
ml.“ at Michigan
Iowa at Chicago.
“'lsconsin at Ohioh .
. Northwestern at Indiana.

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r'l‘he report 'urged like bankers toi
use their influence toward properly.
partme of Agil-

The report said the Depatlment oi
Agriculture was receiving too scanty»

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marketing his products by emmn'oz-5
ing the organization of coopeiathev
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7NIA'I‘IDNAL UMBRELLA iVESK

We have received our new Week or Umbrella for the
Holidays, Bill: in black and colon. Glorin in black and be“!

As a Special Inducement we will sell all umbrella at a
mscom 0F 10 PER GENT d the National
Umbrella. W0*.

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, necessity for a rainy day.
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. This Is an eminent opportunity for you to select a Christi
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GoOd Gloves!

Those two words hardly describe “Trelonue”—-the best
glove for women that skill ‘can make. Only the best parts of ’
the finest and most carefully selected French kid skim are

used in their manufacture. In our new fall stock racontly

received, are the smartest, newest styles knbwn to glove Innk-
ing,We have a. fullnnge of sizes and color-inst, and every
“Trefouue” 'gloves at to

pair is of the same reliable grade.
perfection, and the wearing qualities we nnsnrposoed.

 

 

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\ MASONS’ SUPPLIES
TheNorwalk‘CoalEgSupplyCo.
.Water St., So. Nofivalk, Conn

COAL AND WOOD

i8:- tho convenile‘gog‘gtPHONE 1:5?ch my be left or

phylum.- mode st Boymond Bros, once. 24 Washington St.

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YOUR WINCHESTHI FLASHLIGHT
FINDS IT

Is it your most precious ring or I-our husband 8 collar-
button!

No matter where it rolled to—«aven' if it takes several
minutes to “spot” it—don‘ t worrv, because vour Winchester
flash light III-ill find it for van.

(1 get one todav,

D Morgan

HARDWARE ,
n” ester. Store _South Norwalk

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IA XMAS STORY

MS. Jones met her friend, Mi s. 3211'
"Her first question was: “My dear, have "‘_
seen the new san ples of Xmas Gree
Cards at

DONNELLY’S

The samples are fine--wonderful senti-
merit andthe most pleas ing designs. wit he.

largest variety they have ever had to $8
from. ’

Last year 13 ust had to pick out my Xmas ,
Cards in a rush-4t was so unsatisfactory—J ‘
so, this year, I ve just ordered my personal
Greeting Cards as soon as I knew they had
their sample book out, and I won’t have to
worry.

Are you going to .have your: .personal
cards? ’

I blihik I shall-41mm back with n 9 now to

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IN GOOD CONDITION—mm

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SHOES FOR MEN

DressShoaofBicblnbognnyo-Honnwm‘
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Bluchcp pattern, round toe Ibo. 0' m the} kid with rubber

been.

Compare these with anything you but. coon, than NOTIOC‘

THE Pl'llCE. 31m
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN

SOUTH NORWALK
prior won an

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Mid-Autumn Sale of

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