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SATURDAY, corona s, 1921
REGENT
Today at 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Presents
Paramount
BEBE DANIELS
“ONE --..._
WILD
WEEK”
A story of what most any
lively girl would do with an
aunt like lcbe had.
Two Reel Comedy
‘ ‘ STRIKE IT RICH! '
KINETO SCENIC
SUNDAY EVENING
VIOLA DANA
——in—
The well-known
Evening Post Story
u - 9
Lites Darn Funny"
Adapted from “Caretakers
Within."
Saturday
Two Reel Comedy
‘ ‘GOLFING"
FOX NEWS
MON DAY
A l’aramounl Special.
“A Wise Fool”
COMING
Cecille DeMille's
“A Lost Romance”
Restaurant a la carte
and Table de hote
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Beautiful rooms. with or with
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at the
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PASTRIES ALL HOME-
I;
] i l‘ZG I‘ZNT TO] ’A Y.
’wlw Daniels in "(HN‘ \"ild
“itli .‘lflitll‘ll Aunt of
Antiquutml Ideas.
Daniels at the
L;-'Ht ’l'heatrc today it: “Hm-
x‘Vw-k" and a wild time she has
liillir-ls recognized as one of
51 i~i~.-n‘s rnosl brilliant stars,
”‘1’" 1|]![N'Jlls
\Vt‘t'k"
I'm-trays \i\acinus Girl's Life
Rm
\Vild
Miss
the
plays this
:nli- in lhe best possible manner with
1h:- result that the host of admirers
\«Vllld n she has had will be larger than
le‘l .ir'ti r the run of this play in Nor-
w ilk Miss Daniels plays the princi-
p il ruli- as a young girl who is finding
- r greatest worries in an old fashion-
. .1 cunt.
:1) iii..
There is a decided
breach
ideas of the two (it to the pro-
pi rely of a great many things and it all
rIIllH-S to an end with the "()nc
\Veek You will tind
excitement than you
lli'vf'tl cunhl be furnished “v
pl r.v featuri- And it will be
ulmlcsnrne run at that.
Unit" will be the title of
l'""l (amt-iv and lx’inei'r
rim lv' on tlll' program
llllll‘t' ('Vt‘r
“:41 like
a lively
scenic
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llnhllt “worth "as
llrniwxlnl to ()m- "
traction “ith \‘amlcvilkn
v‘. piiuioplay of
Lead in
\Villl
in this feature
IN“
a photos
good clcan
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will
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cuntrrasts is Hobart
LAST TIME TODAY
THREE COMPLErE snows
Matinee ................ . 2: 15
EVENING
Vaudeville ....... 7:50 and 9:05
Pictures ....... 6:45 and 10:10
The Mystery Man Of the Age
BLACKSTONE
An engagement extraordinary!
This is Blackstone's first season
in vaudeville~previously he
played with his own companyi
an entire show at $2.00 prices.
Many Norwalk people paid that
to see him in Bridgeport last
year and declared his Palace
performance equal to the whole
show. LAST TIME TODAY!
. Fo/ur Other Big Acts
l fund"-
HOBART BOSWORTH
“One in a Thousand”
SUNDAY EVENING
VIOLA DANA
In a screen adaption from
.‘Carelakm‘s \Vithin.” the Satur—
day Evening Post Success,
“Life’s Darn Funny”
TWO REEL COMEDY
FOX NEWS
MONDAY
“THE CALL OF YOUTH”
Ma-
lll’lilllll’S MEN
l
COMING
LOUISE GLAUM
3 r—iriw
The greatest picture ever made,
‘, “I AM GUILTY"
Coroner Holds Inquest
fr om F irst Page
Continued
steering an ar.
BRISTOL SALOON Kl-ll‘lPl-ZIRS I‘RO-
ANSI.) TO CLOSE.
BRISTOL. Oct. 8.———l‘2\5ery
keeper in this city was ordered to
close. his place of business and to
dismantle the interior furnishings b.‘
Saturday night. by Prosecuting Attor-
new James '1‘. Mather. today.
Yesterday each or the eleven saloon
keepers accepted an invitation to be at
Mr. Mathcr'is office this morning. "on
an important matter." If the saloon
saloon
said he proposed to campaign against
such places. He also said that. here-
after such convictions for liquor viola-
lions he would ask the court to im—
pose jail sentences. All the "saloon
keepers promised to obey the order
intention of closing up at once.
Prosecutor \iather also publicly an—
Iilndtlcr is troubling
you.
When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in th" kidney region
it generally means you have been eat-
ing too much meat. says a “'cll-known
authority. Meat forms uric acii
vyhich overworks the kidneys in their
effort to filter it from the blood and
tlicv become sort of paralyzed and
""Hh's IMF!" "' ””1“”. Read. Jr‘ lousy. \thn your kidneys {:et slug-
min: \'t-liiclv “A Thousand to ("""”lgi;:hiand of“: you must “nip". them.
""“”'S to ”l“ P“]"C°.Tl”"'“r' ilike you rr-lievc your bowels: remov—
lit\ with live vaudeville acts headed. In: all the body's urinmls waste. (.130
y li'.Lckstonc you have backachfi sick headache.
Tln- atmospheric. detail—Aim star‘s di//.'.' spells: your stomach so'irs,
tr.\.r;.t r.-r-iz:rtiori and the locale. of the tongue is coated. ‘ nd when the
'-l n are :1 series of contrasts. 9“\.._.‘1,(.r is hm] you have rheu'nafic
heard-1h is. first the dilletantc and th‘mg‘fi 'l‘hr- urine is ClC'li’ll. full of
sqwnrllllg' his ninhts in thc '_..(”,,|,.,,L . channels m‘ an get sore.
P’!‘- 0: Sin
H'inim:
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camps and f-
:m raterl——brought
. v D l a
pally
back i
""HY‘ llohrtrt llosworlh
\ .
Francisco 5 Chinatown. l
l is the ontoasi~—lhc L‘anrlcr'c.'.;n‘k
the
nto !
the one chance in :1 thous-l
hau
l 1 '1. itlvntilh-rl with sea stor-
i' \ 4" s1: bit unusual l7) find him
1' l' W: « infi»r-s~ but variety is the
-" 0‘ .ernusezneut and this favorite
U ‘-:‘1’- and Screen offers a brilliant
' ' 'p'v n.“ his \‘rrsutile talent in his
' .\' i rub, Ethel Grey Terry. the
if: ”lish aclrrss. who in an
l’l‘, :ly short time has won her
‘y is in ii e hearts of American thea-
; 4100‘"?! MI: :3 opposi'c .ihe star. Row~
> “it
2 (tree lay
Lee has eoyered himself. with
glory as the direct or of this Bdswoflh
."l".‘ Iil'lliz’kl l0
lilil‘fl dining
with ' italds and vow
ciief two or thit-
the ‘llfllit.
Either consult a. good, rtlr.-‘.le phy-
sician at once or get from your phar-
macist about four ounces
Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before brqakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithia. and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate; sluggish kidneys. also to
neutralize the. acids in the urine so it
no longer irritates. thus ending blad—
der weakness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for regular
meal eaters. It is. inexpensive, care»
In Stamford ACCIdent “ill také his plflf‘t in tin men! illzL
keepers did not close up Mr. Mathcr'
[in the rr ne\t appear anu s
and some left the meeting with the. ness people
nounced that he would campaign, Th? DTOIK‘INO batting order:
against “kitchen barrooms" and all i GIANTS. YANKEES.
forms of “speak cash-s." “He added “I‘II'IIS. (‘1'. ‘lilll'l'. cf.
that he intended “to clean up the . Bancroft. N‘- I'N'kiNPHHE'l- S‘-
city." l'?l‘.¥('ll. 3b. iurth or Pewstcr, If
_ Gunman“; ': .‘Il'lll-l‘it‘!. rf.
. . 3 , u' p. r a r ) i. ).
SALTS " "Am”m “" .;. \It-urel. n. ' “iii-u. 2h.
AND KIDNIIYS HURT litl\\lii|0'.~‘
———— 'ts’npd ‘r. (.
smn eating meat to: a while if your DtmgIaS. p.
l The umpires have been assigned as
l
of Jad‘
,sig
ltcrmined today to bombard the Yank
lyesterday. and won the third game. 13 l
llflPEiill [if
WWI} Milli
NEW YORK. Oct. 8.
hts clear and Sci
ing. the New York
——'I‘heir batting
for sharp shoot-
Giants were de-l
and
twirling selection gain an even
footing in the world's series. They
'hammcred four Yank pitchers for a;
world series record for twenty lrit.s.v
i
to 5. ' after dropping the first two -.
‘without a score. i
Manager . McGraw intimated he
“ould send 'Shul'flin'" l’hil Douglas.
(the spitballer to the mound in an Pt-
fort to hold the ‘iang sluggers while
his men march to ti.eir “cond \i(-i
:tor)’. Phil hurled a great Harrie ir‘.
;tht opening contest against Mays. but
lthe underhuwied fiingtr was craHiPi’.
I Hurry. Harper the Hackensack. N~
J.. hurler. who makes up Huggins’l
portsided mound stafi. is most likely -
to oppose Phil. and if the Jersevitc is
in form. the tourtli game of the sen
ies may develop another pitchcr_s'
«b:.tttle
i All the dope issued prexious to ser-
ies by the so— called e\perts h is Yd-
terialized but it tuli‘wc out tiny 51M
Giants where they should have FLUJ
vYanks and \iee versa.
'l‘hey predicted the
Show the greatest dash. speed and re-
Isourcefulness. while the Yanks well”-
.win their games by horschide mauli'lll
Giants would
In thc first two gamcs. thc Yanks
,wou by dash and resourcefulness. :iml
in the third. the Giants punched their
way to triumph.
Hut McGraw‘s men are cement to
win. be it by (lush or punch. while the
Yanks with one game to the good.
still are all optimism.
Huggins probably Will not call on
Shawkey. Quinn 0r Collins IthIilll l'l
this series. as the Giants not to NH"?!
hard yesterday. 1" Harper comes!
through today. hi- llllll'\(‘.$ the series;
will be on ice for the Americans. will! 3-
Mays and Hoyt in ivsvrvc for the}
nI-eded two games If Harper fails.
Huggins will have to rely on his two.
aces for an “iron man" stunt.
’ichinti the hat yesterday.
performed Well for the (Harris
wielded the stick with precision.
'Hlld he \\‘lll in sent into tlu m‘lmi
again todav Vi ullie St! mm: “ill iur
Snyder
“1'
too.
i
l
Suffering from an abscess on his-l
lar'rn. as a result of his base stealing m
the second game. liaiw liuth ma} Le
((rrii1>e~llill to \\.ll(ll the l'uIthh «out: .‘i
from th» In nc h “‘lhick" Myrrh
linili. “i.“
run. ma) L'ct
ht \yc\cr’, il thc
v
.
’alu- is “Ill.” it to lili'l)
,‘illi lacks a s: rii-s home
la. chance to pinch hit.
occasion warrants.
“My grcatest «iv-sin- .‘iéllil‘
rnfl’ii now."
“JUHIUH'I l.. I’l‘9k9’3 (”5" 0" NW" thi- italic. “is to crown my World M'l'vi
“:rlk. conductor (rt the trolley c:l.r it-s play with a bum! 1' into the standsl
said he did not see the accident. but “I'll «lie easy it' i could do it." ‘
hmki-il o\--r llll‘ \vrcck later. ”YPMPWIUS'S 1&1le as a rtsult of.
Smut 13M“. h,s””(,‘] to his cmrvo-r—‘th‘f inel‘i'ccthe pitching: (it: in \‘az'ltj
sillinn with Edward ll. llindley in “l".i,‘-‘:rlrpm'rj:“su.n-lini];w1r ”id‘gflf‘ “7;";
Sl‘imnnfl ”05"“3" Mr‘ Hindi"), 5‘1“ 'l‘llt)fi:(3l;lll l'ixillshlifli ti: siiilcrililiuiii-r‘
the two trucks sideswipe each other, lriim; math “I“. I‘M-0rd. the eight runs
and remarked upon it to Mr, Taylor. IllUlllil and thc I\'~(‘l\l' men who but
his son-in-law. lit-fore thrrr \y: is tinu tell still another. I’i-p Young’s two
to (in anything. the liennctt truck hit hilt-i in UN lnninz. one a Sim-tic. il‘."
”W Taylor touring. ca.r iothcr a triple. also made history. The
William llcnm-lt colored (lr‘iiur ofltum ”"1“”! '0 play ”w :mu- “7'
the truck which struck "l.r\— nings~dtw0 horns and lorry minutes
added a few lines to the w . mils
lor's car. ""1““ “WNW?” ‘n‘ Twenty hits for mu» i-.irri in one
formal stuterrients to (‘Orontl lgunu- Il('\'(l" \u-re ,‘H-“Hl. .1 In gun in a
l'hr-Lin. follouint: the lit aring lien \xorld scrics. llnrns udlru -i liilll' of
nett claimed that his steering tie rod ”"1" llli‘l‘u/fiinulW ;.i..; .. it’ll‘l“
Was broken in the impact of the col '1 '1“ h l'f’smrs ‘i'\;'\‘i“: in” . ”I“:
Plision with ltrlrer's tturk and that {6:125} T‘I‘SE'V‘Y'SMUH" 1“3'.'1;".‘.()}":*i
this breaklngc: ruscd his truck to striki ‘ ‘sifig'ln- i\:}""h‘v‘sl:!'l‘ll”1'3““; “‘ 4 ‘lm
the tourim: ( u The split hub cup lit-ll; my, pm”, 1“,,” “p”, the
from lmnrrctt's truck “as in tin (‘ourt ionly Giants “ho Lilli-vi In cmrnect at
room. but was not formally placed lll lion-.5! once.
evidence". George llirins' urcat run and cap-
Ilail for iennet was fixed at 33,50” 1"” 0t Quinn's ill'nv toward the cen—
by ”w coroner. Edward lu-nninu: 0'<.ll~rll“ld'l~l lilo-uphor‘. \\'lll 1:0 all down in
Stamford is expected to testify as hi.lM.lm.ll..msm” ”S “ml or the great-
,, . est plays ol the Killllt‘, It will he
truck expert. about tlH' ('“H‘llll‘m 0‘ .rm-nnom-d along with Aaron Wards‘
Bennett's truck. lcapim: one-handed catch of Raw!-
inirs' liner toward right in the second,
which enabled the lank kc_\st0nc sack-
er to double l-Zmil Mensel off first and
pull Hob Shawkey out of a deep. dark
.Ii()lt'.
'l‘om _\ 's shouinr: for the Giants was
disappointing but big: I‘red had a.
tough bre uk and probahh “ill get an-
other (‘liancc Jess Barnes. who re-
lieved him. pitched a masterful game.
and. as a result. McGraw believes 1‘9.
has the series won.
I “Remember how Douglas pitched in
{the first lznme and how Nehf worked
.in the second and then count BarneS."
said the Giant leader. "I expect to
win with all three of them again and
I believe 'l‘oney' is good. despite that.
third inning yesterday. It appears
that the Yanks have only Mays and
Hoyt. and I inlieve \\c will beat them
Today lump: a halt holida\ for bus—
in New \orlt. a. record
cro“ d “as expected to pack the Polo
Grounds.
2b. McNeil}, 3b.
s‘chanz. c.
Harpcr or i‘fays, p.
follows: (‘hill. at the plate: Hull-1'12!
at first; Moriarty, at second; Qulg-
ley. at third.
NEW” YORK. Oct. S.—'l‘hc Giants
in a world series without Alanagpr
McGr-aw on the coaching: lines. To
the old followers of the game. that
may seem incredible: but it's true in
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bench. dressed in, "civvies." He leaves Barries. for moral support.
his attive coaching to his assistant. Father and wife arrived yesterday
Huzhm Jf‘mlmzfi. and Coach Dolan. just in time to see Jess take up the
Nat .ger Miller Huggins. of the
Yr 1kg: on the other hand. does itlthe
n, .3 31((‘rraw way He is aluays to be
so. 1 ll Yank uniform on the outside
“INS-— usually back or first base.
ijv.’ YORK. Oct. S.—If the rest of
the country comes to the aid of the
Giants, as well as Circleville. Jackson
couilh Kansas. the National Leap:—
up .9 are firmlv cominced they will be
m. lmflball champs of the unixerse
for l"
("xrchvville is a long way from the
polo Grounds-—l,461.9 miles. to be ex—
pitching burden in the third inning
‘with a four run disadvantage. scored
off Fred. Toney. They and the 36.500
fans present also saw Jess hold the
.Yanks to four scattered hits in the
remainder of the contest. Barnes
himself aided at the bat with two hits
in five times up.
“All I want now is another crack at .
_the. Yanks." said the tall. freckled
rright-hander. ”I wasn't at all ner-
vous when I went in to pitch. and the
Yanks all looked alike to me. Yes. 1
.pitched to Babe Ruth. When I walk-
ed him in the eighth, I pitched to
.m ts—bzt it not onlx furnished a “in- him. but the ball didn't quite cut the
L i119: v orld series pitcher tor Manager Corners." Barnes fanned Ruth in the
\lcflrflm 5 team in Jess names it .fifth.
set i tvm others of its scant two hun-
(lrcd arid population. Mrs. Jess Barnes
:i:'ri the pitcher's father. Luther
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