REGENT
TODAY ONLY
2:15, 7 and 9
Tcday at 2:15, 7 and 9
A Hugh Ford Production
“THE CALL
OF. YOUTH”
With Paramount All Star Cast
Presenting This Brilliant
Adaptation of Henry Arthur
Jones Play “James the Fogy"
George Meiford's Production
“A WISE FOOL”
with
IAMES KIRKWOOD
From the well known Gilbert
Parker story “The Money
Master”
A Sunshine Comedy
TWO REEL COMEDY
“ROARING LIONS
ON PARADE ‘ ’
PATHE NE\N$
Holmes Travelogue
‘ TOMORROW
GEORGE MELFORD
Producer of “Behold My Wife"
and Others
Presents
“THE’ WISE FOOL”
An all‘ star cast including James
Kirkwood plays this feature
TOMORROW
A Hugh Ford Production
“THE CALL
OF YOUTH”
Travelogue
Trjrrle. .. "‘. .
9
Comedy
.L’
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1.:
,5 ..
l”.
COMEDY
“Roaring Lions on Parade”
WEDNESDAY ONLY
A monster double feature bill!
Two of the biggest attrac-
tions ever booked
HENRY WALTHAL ‘~
Star of "The Birth of a
Nation" in a play that sur-
passes for thrill, pathos and
power to hold his former
success
‘THE CON FESSION’
A
PATH E NEWS
WEDNESDAY
What? Oh. just another Palace
midweek double feature bill.
Nuff Sedl
But Here They Are
“JIM THE PENMAN”
From the well known play and
real screen dynamo that novel of the same name
will quicken your pulse ‘
and hold you spellbound "
throughout its run
—and—
ParamOunt Presents
“THE PASSION
FLOWER”
These are two of the best feat-
ures the Palace has yet
offered on a double bill
and
As a special added attraction
“LAVENDER AND
OLD LACE"
ch'ular Prices
Evening Show at 7 on the dot
because of the 16 reel
Program
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
with Vaudeville
LOUISE GLAUM
in
“I AM GUILTY”
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
DeMiller's
‘A LOST ROM AN CE‘
some young: man? Cupid has been 111
mun)- baffling situations in the past.
liul he :ilwuys finds 11 solution. and in
’ “The Call of Youth." which will be
Q lioyal James HOTEL the feature Int 1h“.P.HI.nCP Theatre to-
. day. he :umin makes .1 (lt‘Citlell.
1 Restaurant a la cattle “The (‘nll of Youth" was adapted
! and Table de hate from Henry Arthur Jones‘ play
, . , . “James the Fogy." and was made by
'C‘luufid rooms, “'1th 01' With! the Famous Players-husky British
GUI? bath at moderate rates. Producers. l.td.. in thr- new studio
near London. The cast is nil-English.
being composed of such notables :15
Mary Gylnne. Juck iiohbe. lien \Veh—
stir and Malcolm Cherry. Hugh Ford
who directed such successful pictures
(Ls "The “'omun Thou (invest Me."
"Lndy Rose's Daughter" and “Civill'm
_ Clothes." was sent to l‘lnqlnnd lo
mnke the picture. The nxlnplution was
made by Eye l'nsell.
LUNCH
at the
South Norwalk
Lunch
\VESIJC YA V CROSS ('Ol ’N'I‘Y
SCHEDI'I ll‘l.
All D D LE'l‘OVVN.
Oct. Ill—The
the season was ann0unced today In
, “’esieyan cross~county schedule for
37 South M3111 Street the season was announced today by
me cross-county team uninhg'er. \Vil-
linm D. Russell. as follows. all but the
inst meet being at Middletown:
Oct. 22. Springfield College: Oct. 29.
\Vorcester 'I‘ech.: Nov. 5. Williams.
Nov. 12 New England Intercollegiate-5
at Boston.
PASTRIES ALL HOME-
MADE
—_
Never Closed
Specials Served
PAID A H? AVY FINE.
BRIDGICPORT. Oct.
Champion. arrested in
1919 charged
11 a. m. to 8 p. 11!. 3-11 with reckless driving and evading“ re-
"' sponsibililv when his automobile
struck and seriously injured Robert F.
PHONE 1569 new Dabhs, :1 city policeman. was fined
$3123.92 in the city court today. His
case had been continued
times.
forty" four
an-—
POPTO II \I’OSS GOI‘S ’I‘i) ITALIAN
1““? I“. NT 'I‘Ol )A Y.
< write: IIIoll‘m'd Producers of )Iany (‘ '.\R “"3?
Screen Successes Now Gin-s pun. ROME. (Rt. 1!» mi mto Boreas.
lu' “A “vii" Foul," From “‘me nnnr‘ iv‘inme which hos been occupied
l'.‘u'Iu~1".s’ “’I‘lu- Money Muster."
'Vi’hcu George Mi-lforvl's lull-st I‘ar—
by Flume militia. has been transfer-
red to Italian Pill'illfln‘ft‘l‘S. it was an-
;.,,.r,,,”t Production, “A \Vise Fool." nounced here today. The Vinnie mil-
4 11111-3 I0 (I10, Ri-g‘i-nt Illi‘flti‘i‘ l()rl:\\_ llifl took over I’orto Ilaross vrhpn it
ll. - public will see. one of 1le slroné- was eyacunled by d'Annunzio's legion-
.. 1‘ (most: ever assemm (1 1-0,. :1 phoio- ,aries early last month.
11-y.:1|uu-.~. i\11\\ oml 2111 eminent
-vlv :ulor llllll dir-xrctm is. the i‘e.1- I
lvnv-d pli'iyrr.
aw;
(i “ANDRIA I'SEI) SAGE
a
[\IICI'
lilt‘
llolislm‘. :1 delightful uctr..ss. has
lt'JlllllL‘,‘ woman's role.
A.- Illl‘ errnilc Jean Jacques Bar- TEA T0 DARREN HAIR.
11m, thr- hero of 31" Gilbert Parker'o ——
4111.11 novel. of which the picture is 'Shc .‘Iixcil Sulphur “'1": It to Restore
.‘er: .1 i‘vplion, Mr. Kirkwood has :1 Color. Gloss. Yontlifui- i
”Inn“ delightful and entertaining rol'z. ness 1
1
Ann icon; Common garden sage 111‘119 ed into n
. '1‘, who played the principal femin~ heavy tea. with sulphur added. ““1
mi.- m “The 111ml Hmlor." is seen turn gray. streaked and hard hair
:Coc Burbiile. Alun Hole in (-r‘ccl- beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a few applications will prove :1 revela— '
tion if your hair is fading. streaked 01' .
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul-
phur recipe at home. though. is trou-
. s Mnsemn. and l-‘rerl Huntley. 3;;
‘1 In Dolores. u scoun-irclly Span-
v-llin provokes {irons-men! lv‘.‘ liis
"H2. Edward Sutherland has the
‘Ilis
11 ”1;- _iuveniic role and 'i‘ruly Simt— blesome. An easier way is to get a.
,l mic-e famous comic opera stair. bottle of \Vl'Oth's Sal-TO and SUIDhUTl
‘ Virginia l’oucctte. "1e cast 15 Compound at any (hug store. all‘
1" led by Harry Duffie-id, Charles ready for use. 'llis is the old time:
“T. .lohn llerdman and Lillian recipe improved by the addition f‘
141.44.,” Sir Gilbert Parker and other ingredients. l
‘min Milford collaborated on the \Vhilc wispy. gray. faded hair is not:
”'n- :§nd \‘Jiiiidm Marshall 1111.9 sinful. we all desire to retain our
411 youthful appearance and attractive-
ness. By darkening \our hair with
PALACE TODAY. \Vyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound
'no one can tell. because it does it so
unmmt All Stars Present “Tholnaiurally. so evenly You just damp-
en a. sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time: by morn-
ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
and after another application or two
had fly
‘ ‘lll of Youth" ani IImrry Arthur
11'1“! Play “James the 1702.11”
\'.'i;.ii are. the chances in the game
,, 11,-. 0 when one hand is played by a
w! '14-'11; d financier who can save
family from financial ruin and thé
“”10? 18 b Id hya-
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30 pt sport page “O'Dell” SPORTS
By HAGA}: O’DELL
(Famous Left-handed Politician.)
POLO GROUNDS. Oct. 6,—TodaY.
I. Hagan O'Deil. have seen the miser-
able Yankees go down in the dust be- 1
had humbled. M.
Douglas came back and
fore a man they
“Shult‘lin' "
‘obtained the grand revenge on those
' Yankees.
‘grand run home.
M. L'Enfzmt Ruth made the
but was unable to
'assist his comrades in distress. much
ignmes_ as horrible examples or what
ipiay ball as they should, Brother Emil
Meusel.
.the hero of the day in the
:spasm.
fknocked Carl
1
i
.would have leaked all over the field.
07.11 rkian.
shifted his quid when Brother Emil
5:01. :1 single and Kelly scored, and it
Is reported. 011 good authority. swol—
,lowcd the cud when Rowling's got :1
Iihen .‘md there.
i The Mun of Mystery is known «'1‘?
.‘l:='oi1 no longei. The (1;.1‘ts {tot t0
111.1.d lit is diiH-n {.01 m the S( rips.
aumdiznz to everyone—411m is net“)-
111.-( prisenl iestirdn}. and no one
i
l
'l(‘:ist.
vllilllli‘
l
l
1
11:1
Ipopularly
to the gratification
backed the Giants.
Although [01 a “hile it would seem
as if the fouith game of the series
‘was about to be planted in the mor-
gue. together w: th the two first
of all those who
happens to had little boys who don't
bless his name, loomed up as
eighth
triple to left.
Mays who had been
gurgling in glee all through the game
for :1 1011 of (‘oogzin's llluff reserved
seats—of which there .1in't no such
animal.
M. Mays then proceeded to be se-
pnrated so for from his cork; that is.
he had been stood on his head/he
and with a
M. Rawlings. with his single.: M-
Snyder‘s hunt. and the rest of the op-
erations of the eighth proved to be a
horrible catastrophe for the untamed
Mays shook his
Kelly laced
head
:1 double in
sadly when
the ninth:
'l‘rxus 1.0:12111-1‘. The game was OH‘T
claimed to be a Yankee
not alter the
131611111 11:
in
router—zit
f‘lElllll inning.
Terrible li\e.i up lo
the ‘IC'IIIII. although it “:14
upon: d that the push In
lt-l't nzm 13111151111011 anywhere from
inch to u loot lung. Smenlm-n
dociors.fo:1-‘ ambulances. fern-(“0
nurses and Huggins. himc-eelf. tried to
iwrsnnvle the that it was no 120.
but the boy felt good and insivlid.
his
his
linin-
Icolonel with his cigar: Louis Mann.
and his Dutch accent and excited
comments on the various plavs, was
also among those present. especially;
in the vicinity of the Warm \Veiners. l
{Tums a great game, for a Giant tan. 3
but a darned poor one for a Yankee.i
Today there is sure to be a large at-=
tendance. especially in the press box.
and Mchw. who was undiscoverable '
yesterday because of the excitement.
believes that in Arty Nehf he will be
able to hold the Yanks.
Oh. yes! The score yesterday was 4
to 2. In whose favor? New York. of
course. ~
m
LI'ZAT'I‘I MAY REPRESENT ITALY.
110311? Oct. 10. —The Messagero
todnjv “I; 1 Professor Ibuigo Luzzatti,
. Minister of the Treasury in the Cabi-
net of Francesco Nitti is added to the
llist of those who possibly may be ap-
pointC'i 19 represent It 2115' at the
\Vashington conference on limitation
of armaments and Far Eastern ques- 1
Lions. He speaks English and may
be made chief of the Italian delega-
tion. the newspaper also says.
JAILEI) FOR MAKIXG LIQUOR.
BRISTOL, Oct. 10—August Waiack,
this city. was given ninety days in
jail. today. by Judge Mink. in the
city court» Walack was charged with
manufacturing and keeping with in~
tent to soil Intoxicating liquors. He
w as surprised at his home last night *‘
in min yrs who seized a. still and half
:1 pure-1 of raisin mush.
M
*1“ EL... 11 Ave.
SMITH PAID LESS THAN JONES!
PAINT FACTS
JONES paid $49 for 14 Gallons of
“ready for use” Mixed PAIN T
SMITH made 14 Gallons of the Best
Pure Paint, for $35, by buymg
8 Gals. L&M Semi-Paste Paint and
SGals. Linseed Oil to mix into it.
SMITH SAVED $14
I. 81 M SEMI-PASTE PAINT Saves money
In use over 50 years
FOR SALE BY
A. D. MORGAN, South Norwalk, HUBBELL 8‘: STAPLES HDW.
00., Norwalk; F. BRADLEY, Westport; LOGKWOOD &
PALMER 00., Stamford; OONNERY
BROS. 00., Georgetown
They are eimnly adding Linseed
0.1 to L 81 M Semi-Paste Paint
"l'v-us well he (lid. It was the first
homer of the series. Huggins 1:: sir-l
iously thinking of inning the Hutu-'5
left arm taken off. if operations per-
mit him to garner homers. i
The one best IH'I of the wholl- do)“
yesterday was Hurry Flt'fl‘iis' freef
soup kitchen for the press hounds .
About the only paper not reprexemied‘
at the press stands was the “Sound
Beach llmeze." and. us that husnt
been started wet. the absence of it' s
sporting editor wns excusable. ler-ry
one. was there. from the sporting edit-
or of "Smutty Stories" to the society
editor of “The Bartenders (lxzidv "
However. all proved tint
hadn't forgotten their :1;1{\v'l-?t‘~'.
Ecther with their (‘rvdeitllu‘s iv . in S.
CON). the greatest lci‘l-l...x.-l--.i writer
Oiltsldi‘ (“if 0121‘ own Ilium-ya] I‘mpwn‘i't‘k
trove :1 good lnlitution m‘ :1 ix'rrlur‘ky
Run Down?
Kidney and bladder troubles are not
limited to men. Housework, or work
in office or factory, causes women to
suffer from weak, overworked or dis-
eased kidneys. The symptoms Ire—
pufiiness under the e en. sallow skin,
constant tired feeling, limit of ambition.
nervous conditim, backache, rheumatic
paint, lore muscles. stiff joints.
MEMBER
get right at tin cause of eufiering and
milery. regulate the kidneys and blad-
der and restore the diseased organs to
sound and healthy condition.
Mn. Wm Fischer. 2009 Woodboum An. .
Louinville. Kyuwritu2'1 em lust getting olon‘
6110.! am tekinu Foley Kidney Pills every other
allht. You should have seen me before I alerted
I I” yellow as cold. now my eyes and skin are
“cleared up. My kidneys do not bother me o!
night any more. It it will help some otherpoor
ooul who is eufl'orina you may use '53, mm
wherever your medicine 1| advertised]
The Stimson-Powell Corporation.
PICTURE FRAMING
In all its branches done on our premises. A marvelous assort-
ment of Mouldings to choose from, at the most
James limo. 1. c .- .‘Lc Ann H3; res: inescenefi‘om the Paramotmt Pm
Malcolm Che
QHE CALLOF/
‘ .A ”WISE FOOL " A 660188 MelFOld Production
. REGENT TODAY
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reasonable prices
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The F. 89’ K. Stationers
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NORWALK HOSPITAL,
Afternoon—Children. . ..50c;
Evening-TAR Tickets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
TICKETS AT HAMILTON’S GIFT SHOP
DONNELLY’S ,/ VICTROLA PARLORS
Water Department Building, N orwalk
WILLIAM H. SANTELMANN, Leader
AT ARMORY
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17
3 p. m. and 8 p. m.
Under Auspicee of
Kiwanis Club, of Norwalk
Proceeds Over Expenses to be given to
DAY NURSERY,
DISPENSARY, OLD SOLDIERS’ HOME
TICKETS
Adults . . ..75¢
Norwalk
South NorWalk
ROGERS & STEVENS
Norwalk
CHARLES H. DILWORTH
WHEN PLANNING To HEAT Yo‘im
- HOME, CONSIDER ONLY
We carry a complete line
of ‘V. L. Douglas
SHOES
Men, Women and
Children
Prices 23.. third 10 1
season
for
er than
last
———_l..__
Keeler’s
Shoe Store;
The Store that saves you money.
When; in Need of Glasses
We ask you to consider our
store, our facilities for the execu-
tion of fine optical work at moder-
ate cost.
THAMER, ENC.
Optometrists and Optima?
M'St'sumfofd‘
THE BEST
INTERNATIONAL ON‘E-
PIPE HEATERS '
Have proven themselves without quuestion,
to be the BEST. Long life, easy to care
for, saves fuel, gives greatest
comfort
Cash on Installment
CALL 011 PHONE 4733
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Local Agent
56 Water Street So. Norwalk
Plumbing, Heating. Tinning of all kinds. .
3 11.4.1.1: BOOTS AND OXFORDS '1
‘2 THE FAMOUS LOUNSBURY MATHEVVSON
. BRAND ~
_. This make of footwear strongly appeals to the fireman who
> desires duality, style and satisfaction.
I You too, can have this satisfaeion.
: - STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 6 P.M
‘1
i
3 Milton Elwood
: FORMERLY ELWOOD & GLOVER
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