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UST 17, film;
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“IF IT’S GOOD, IT PLAYS THE RECENT"
TODAY
One of the greatest of the season’s picture releases
Zane Grey’s Story}
“THE MAN OF- -
THE FOREST
A massive plot of love and adventure presented by all star cast with .
Claire Adamas
f Robert McKim
PATHE COMEDY
Carl Gantvoort ,
' EDUCATIONAL ‘
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Louis Joseph Vance
One of the Most popular of authors has cemposed and other triumphs.
for the silver sheet played when
DORIS MAY
Stars
. “THE BRONZE BELL” .
in
COMING—TOM MIX IN PRAIRIE TRAILS
.w
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la earte
1nd Table de hote
. J‘cautifui rooms. with or with.-
] out hath at moderate rates.
REG-l6“: \T TODAY
“The Man of The I"Or(-.~;t" Is New
‘ Jane Grey Feature. Play
0
Eugenia Gillie-rt, the charming mo—
tion picture ingenue.‘ appears in a.
HI'\V role in lieanmin H. Hampton's
lull-st and greatest, photoplay. "The
“id" of lhe Forest." at the Regent
'l‘lnnill‘n today. Hitherto we have
will lHl‘
u! l‘ [in as.
Such a role Miss Gilbert
luluul in “A Certain ltich Mun." an-
( ilwl‘ llodkinson rchase. flu “The
\l.:n_of the Forest" she pluys "Bessie
h-asley,” daughter of a. hotel itee -p(r.
'l‘lllgt'llltl
(n-ln lllllll s
4
ing on the Work of the National and
State 1‘ ederations a meeting of all
county Bureau members has been
icallcl for Friday. August 19th. at
:l)unhury. Conn. Time 2 o'clock stan
dard. _
Mr. Wolcott of‘lhe National Federa—
tion. Dr. W. C. Wood., and Stanciifl'e
Hale, President and Secretary of the
Connecticut Federation. will be pres—
eht to put before the meeting a thor-
ough explanation of the Federation
movement.
SHERIFF WAS
AFTER TRUNK
or OBENCHAIN
Continued from First. Page.
Simultaneous with _the. publication
in glrliflh ser-en romances. 'in local papers Of Mr. Ohenchuin's de<
Illll hiw- loved her tor her ingenious (laration
to begin actively his cum-
tor the freeing of his former
from the charge of‘irhplication
in the mysterious slaying. Aug. 5. of
l‘-elton Ken'v 1].. a statement ‘8
Dll"l.t d from Charles S. Summar. ex-
psign
wife
like a number of picture pl-c‘ ed to he one of the star witnesses
comes from dancing fame Against Artifur t‘.‘ allurch. college friend
t_u sLek gloatehr fortune in the movies. of Mrs. Ohench: Iin.
n'h: mu :1‘ New Vor’k‘smi- tv 'suh- (ici'
u in ll th . urge for II, professional car-
l‘ ui‘ch's arrest. anl
for "10th r. Summar
“Si or”;
.iudictment
1"101' r
here
"’ " l"""‘ll’t"‘l 5"" ‘0 Ulkt‘ UP dancing told the authoring-s here he had seen
:i:. :1 lim- art’. A year spent in lessons
litirch in a realsier on the ocean
.heri- and abroad (Paris and St. I’t- highway near Santa Monica. the night
»t~ml-urg) qnnlitled her to make a of the slaying.
rum] independent income as a private Late yesterday Summar. accompan-
entvrlainer at social functions of. the
"inn,“ and in that circle she li'camc
unit:- famous. liut Miss Gilbert
sought u. wider fame and a more sat-
ihlfui‘tory career, and joined motion
pictures.
REGENT ’I‘OMOILIKOH’
Doris May Stars In Louis Jnscpll‘
Viuu'n's Story "The Bronze Boll."
Sivoral years of life in America
have failed to break Courtenay Poole,
prominent English actor who assum—
es the leading man's role in “The
'ltrnnze llell." the latest Paramount
pit‘ltlre which is showinr at the lie-
g’i-Iit 'l‘in-utre. tomorrow and Friday.
of an irresistible craving for after-
noon tea. During the filming of the
production at the Thomas H. lncc
Studios, at four o'clock (wery after«
mmn li‘oole was conquered by his ten.
(ii-sirl- and suspended his work before-
1he camera long enough for a cup of
’lilplon’s lH'StllJld atuastcd mullin.
.l'l'inr to joining the California flint
colony and playing leading roles in
a number of productions. Mr. l4‘O‘Oi—x
“us a. prominent figure on the Lon-
don slilgt'. Doris May plays opposite.
lnm in the picture.
PALACE OPEN l NU
Blunngcment To Announce Date Tn-
niorrow '
5111((1 was injected into the work of
)lliting'tht‘ i'alace
when im men who
(ii
in order yesterlay
an engaged start-
.1 .‘i'iit (1,:31' of Might work to I)!!! r:
tu- hnishing touches. \Vhilr- no de-
lvil m the elaborate plans that have
inwn made for the renovation Of the
hm.» Mill he. omitted. the manageh
mvul ’m‘ found the patrons anxious
in: tin- ,.. Opening and is endeavoring
i. lilllig' this at. the. earlitst possible
..,n.. vunsisteni with the. work to be
("NHL
MHIiuge-I‘ Hamilton stated W351?“
"‘1" that he would positively know by
'l'hursday when the house would open
and would make announcement at
that time. The program' has been ar—
ranged and all that is necessary is to
receive the word from the decorators
and then confirm the booking that
has been made. The program will
pruve one of the most interesting
ever offered in the. city.
Great interest therefore will attach
led Deputy Sheriff \Villiam Bright to
the identical spot of the declared
llli‘tlltll‘: and rehearsed what he said
was the (‘\:l(‘f occurrence.
He said that the meeting took plac’.1
.shnrtlv after two o'clock the night of
Aug. :3. He and his wife were riding:
atom: when a roadster spevdrd dow1
upon them and after being crowded to
0in side of the road and twin: an-
gwrwl, he said. :it the glare of the un-
dimrned light. Survimar leaned out of
the car and “called down" the driver
of the roadster. lie spoke of the
lights. '
“\Vell." he said. “the driver of the
roadster replied sarcastically. ‘I'.'l
trade light with. you.’ "
The driver of the roadster whom he
said Mrs. Summar also plainly saw.
was Burch. he declared. The meeting
place was 230') yards west of the place
where the stock Of the shotgun was
washed ashore and found sixteen
hours afters the shooting and later
turned over to investigators. in the be-
lief that it was the one used by the
slayer and then thrown into the
ocean.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Norwaik
Founded by
Elizabeth II. Mead. 1883.
A Boarding and Day:
School for Girls and‘
Little Boys
This School offers sane and sound
training in elementary and acade-
mic subjects under the best- an—
spices. large Facility of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and separate
study halls for each de Input.
Beautiful grounds. tennis court.
Upper School offers general and
special courses. College Prepara-
tcrv reviews a specialty. Special
to lho' announcement tomorrow giv—
“UK the definite opening time and
other important details as to the}
toriheouing season at the Palace.
(‘UI’NTY FARM BUREAU RIEE‘TING
“’5" Ho Held in Dunbury, (11mm. Fri-f
tiny, August I961. at 2 o'clodt
Standard Time.
At the August meeting of the Exe-
(ulive (‘ ommittce Of the County Farm
l'vurrau Mr 0. E Wolcott." represen-
“MW.- oi the American Farm. Bureau
Federation HIORP of the work of the
National 0rifanization. Hp also told
or the membership campaigns of
which he has charge in New ‘Eondon.
Hartford and Middl
A! a hex Counties;
”9““ 0' this muminuy'sh‘eéri ‘
l
:
cou. es planned for those not wish—
ing to work for a diploma
The Lower School includes the
Intermediate. Primary and Kinder~
gI-rten Department. Children are
taught how to study and lay a good
foundation for their later high
school work. The Kindergarten
and Primary Department admits
girls anryoung boys.
Arrangements made for. Meeting
children at the trolley. Chorus
class in charge of Lillian Sherwood—
Newklrk Gymnastics in all grades.
Fall term begins 9 a. m. Wednes—
day. September 21.1921.
Local Merchants Report Large Sales
; 0! Ingredients
l "Home. Sweet Home——Brew.' as o.
concoction with a. “kick" which can be
manufactured from specially prepared
ingredients is heat known. is appar-
coliy tun helping to’ fill that void-that
resulted in some quarters when the
prohibition order that beer of more
than one- half per cent. could not be
made. Local merchants dealing in
pleyuredr' man and hops and acces-
gorlfs 5 .‘.ed today that their sales In
that lmc have been rather steady and
are eti‘l large.
E'vm-vthing for the making of the
brew can be bought nowadays. from
- the cap pressers whichseal' the bot-
tles to the actual ingredients ,used Ln
tin:- preparation of the'drink. It is
slim thatit takes only a. week before
athe beverage is ready fox-"consumption
.and it has a much nearer approach to
the old smack of Rappert's or' Reig-
enspan's nndf hock than. that which is
designated as “near beer.”
Those who have been let in on the
secret claim that there is a way to
give their home brew an added zest
Iand “pen; and some boast That after
a few glasses of this kind of drink
:rroplefha'vefheen known to swing on
chandeliers in their own home or try
.10 climb the sides of the buildings.
In lsa common belief that-only the
poorer classes and foreigners are the
sole purchase 5 of the "makings"
This idea was exploded. however when
fone merchant stated that their sales
are evenly divided among the rich
fand poor and American and foreign
'population.
CHARGED WITH TAKING EAT
BANDS.
The case of Charles Naggy. one of
the employees of the Multi-Felt Hat
Company. of South Main street. ar—
rested'yesterday noon hy Patrolman
Frank Stratton for the theft, of a
quantity of hat irand rolls, will he
heard before Judge George H. Vos‘
burgh. in the downtown court. at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
W'ith Naggy there was implicated a
19-year-old youth. of this ‘city. who
(was before Judge Vosliurgh this morn-
llng. Decision infhis case was reserv-
ed until this afternoon‘s trial. as the
two cases dovetail.
SHIRT \VORKI‘H‘Sl WAG ES [LIS-
I)l'CED. ‘
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. , 17.——~S_hirt-
waist manufacturers and a union com-
mittee representing approximately five
thousand workers In that industry
here. were to meet today in Mayor
Moore's office in order to adjust their
differences. The manufacturers want
to 'put into effect immediately a 35
per cent. reduction in wages and in-
crease the working hours from 44 to
48 a week.
THE
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178 East Avenue, NOT-walk
A Country Day School
) for Boys
Fall Term Beg-ins Wednesday,
September 28, 1921
Applications for the enroll-
ment of day pupils ard board-
int).r pupils are now being
received.
W. T. Cochran
Head Master
PHONE 244, NORWALK
‘1
The Textile Store
20 Per Cent Actual Cash
Discount 00' on All
Summer Goods
136 Washington Street
Sonih llorvvalk
.._—-——- .—,_,.__
J acobyi’s
FINAL
CLEARANCE
‘ ~_ ’ofeall -
-u....
$1.98 32 98
$3. 98
Miss MARGARET- R.
f“ summons, A. B.
.mss VIDA.EUNT
.I'RAHOIS,A.B.‘
,l
$1100 .
STRIKE
CIGARETTE
. - ._.4
.1
\leiam Ilr-ussler, the popular piano
tuner. and John Mnher. of Stillson—
Powell Corp'" have resumed their re-
spcctivc duties. after a two weeks' va-
cation, spent at IAke Zoar. on the
Housatc nic River.
BE.”- JARED.
F. H. KEYSER
UILDER OF
ETTER
UILDINGS
Alterations and Repairs 9.‘
Specialty
Phone 1956 P. O. Box 735
soUTn NORWALK
TYPEVVRITERS
Remington. Underwood. L. C. Smith.
Royal. Oliver. All makes sold.
rented. repaired. exchanged.
Our agent hI_ in town every an.
if‘flfim Writer Exchange
. 7 er
”MW e.. Brldsevort. was
“‘1
Royal Auto Paintig Co.
Will locate in their new building,
corner South Main St.. and
Woodward Ave.. on or about
September 1st.
Still doing business in the old shop.
1
Till NORWALKS' ELEClRlefCO.
ecxthina ff
tricai
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BIAINE \Vnhh" Aug. 11—?»Mlcif
tlou of a huge "Peace. Portal; " son.
across we Pacific Highway wififn'e- Is
across the boundary line between
Canada and the United States‘k‘h er2.
will ta‘ c place Sept 6.
ate the century or more of peaee’tne,
tween Canada and the United States
The dedication.wili be attended bx
representatives of the
French and American governmen‘ts.;a;;
well as by hundreds of residenniof
Britistholquia and the Pacific
Northwest. f ‘
The ceremonies will also include de-
dication of the Pacific Highway.
which runs nearly 2,000 miles south
from Vancouver. B. C.. across W’asfi'h
ington. Onegon and California, to Tia,
Juana in Lower California.
The Pacific Highway will be pavilia
its entire length by 1925.
ed. making it the first transcontinen-
tal road in the nation to be hard- sulf-
faced every inch. »
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51cc lPiotcction
(inlcr one and
investigate in
)(1111‘ ow 11 011106-
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The F. & K.
Stationers
Successors to Donnelly
16 South Main Street
Open Eve. Tel. 1085
“
P.
a.
— LATEST ADDITION
Juniper
with your approval.
Comelnand
firm
VICTROLA NO. 306, PRICE $250.00
Combining all of the newest features and perfections that;
—distinguish-all products of the Victor Company The beauty of?
line and proportion exemplified in this new mOJei will be;;
recognized and welcomed instantly bv the discriminating 2111";
chaser.“ Your home has just the place for this Victroia.
can deliver it to you immediately and on terms that will meet“ =.
fist Us Play It for You
MRS. SCHACHAT’S
REAL HOME MADE
MAYONNAISE
ASK YOUR GROOER ABOUT IT
S.-——If you want a real good home-made relish try
MRS.” SCHACHAT’S
RELONNAISE
“Makes every sandwich good”
I" ..
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TO THE VICTROLA}
o .
We:
awn“... .. a,
PEACE Toucan mmamnl ,~
The portal was built to commemor-.
Canadian. ‘
it is expect-f
at the pi ice (it u nod,
Mum IN DIVORCE SUITS.
NEW YORK AUE 1.7 —Publicit\
in divorce suits hereafter has been ap-
proved by the Supreme Court justices
7f the Ninth district comprising the
counties of VVestchester, Putnam. Dut—
diess. Oranggg'. and Rockiand. An-
nouncement was made today that they
had decided not to order papers scrxu
“:‘d in divorce cases referred to a ret-
arec. as was done in the Stillman case.
Trials before justices themselves will
be in open court, instead of in chamb-
ers. -
JOlN Ku: KLUX luau
CHICAGO. Aug. 17,-Nominate»:
conducted six miles south 0! Lab
Zurich.
rain,
Simmon s
VVlzard,
of Atlanta, (33.,
the initiates tiled fo'
Itu lilux Klan oath.
SCHOOL and KINDERGARTEN FROCKS
Sturdy little Frocks of checked gingham and plain chambiay
in pink. blue, green, red and tan
I.
\
Collar and Cuffs. white or piped with plain colors. Sash
models, 2 to 8 years
._-..-..
Gingham Frocks in larger sizes, specially priced, as these
sizes are to be discontinued, 10, If? and 14 years . . . . $2.00
J '. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street
.......
$1.50. $1.75 and $2.00
South Norwalk‘
95
thousand. Chicagoans were ladndbelfi
into. tho‘Order oi the K11 Klt‘: Klan ;
last night in an initiation col-em”
kissed the American flag and took tho .
The abrasive sharpening stone for all purposes from
family sharpners to factory stone and wheels
ALBERT D MORGAN
Hull! m WINCHESTER STORE
PALACE ' BOOTERY °
PALACE TH EATRE BUILDING.
ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR REDUCED
Regent Kid Oxfords, Brown and White and All White ...-...-... “-45
Snow Buck Sport Oxfords. Rubber Heels -------‘4--~:.-----"'-' $5.45
Snow Buck Strap Pumps ...................................... 5-45
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGB
g
*- ,
Thete. in a driving downpour at
with hundreds of ammobfiu ~ f
spotlights focusing on a raised (his; '5
where sat Colonel William. Joseph
'21”! "
MILTON
-~Oux;:é.‘what’s Left Cleanup}:
Many of our Summer lines of Oxfords and
Pumps are nearly depleted. In some styles we can fit
all comers, in other styles the sizes are well scattered.
This means we have all sizes but not in every style.
The Low prices are interesting
STORE CLOSES AT SIX.
.,~ .‘
ELWOOD
FORMERLY ELWOOD G. CLOVER.
122 Washington Street
South Nor-walk
ROTON POINT PARK
THE IDEAL PICNIC AND OUTING 33803!
DANCING
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‘WALLANDEIOH
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS 5E
FIREWORKS EVERY THURSDAY.
Ir POSTPONED, ON FRIDAY ’
CHICKEN DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
SPACIOUS DINING ROOM
FOR BANQUETS
Phone {300 Norwalk.
BARGAINS IN BABY CARRIAGES
Many models with a wide range of greatly reduced prices
COOL AND GOMFY WILLOW mm:
Just the thing for porch or cottage. A big assortment {any priced.
WIOKBR HAMPERS, ROUND. AND SQUARE SHAPES
Raymond 89’ SOD
FUNERAL Dinac'rono
STREETS
Automobile Bodies, F
Lamps, Repaired and
ALI- ms or Snafu mu.
BATHING
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mums
Norwalk Chronicler