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WEDNESDAY, OCT- 19’ 1921????“ ‘
Today Only at 2:15, 71.1.1.9-
Famous Players 4.3le
Corporation ' Presents,
‘ ”STRAIGHT
IS THE W‘
ACosmopolitan Production:
1 eatre
Wit-h
'MOOLI‘e ' ’
EDUCATIONAL
' Special Comedy
Thursday and Friday
GEE THIS ENTRANCING PHOTOPLALY AND SEE LlFE
Pathe News
Saturday Only
MONSTER FEATURE PROGRAM
CON STANCE BIN N EY
In a new Bealart feature productionLr
“SUCH ‘A LITTLEL QUEEN”
ADDED ATTRACTION
f‘CARNIV AL”
That noted Paramount all star success
.TOONERVILLE COMEDY
LUNCH
at. the
South Norwalk
Lunch
37 SouthLMain Street
PASTRIES ALL HOME-
MADE
Never Closed
Specials Served
11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
PHONE 1569
“CHARGE 11‘”
Regent Tomorrow
W'hen a great motion-picture
appears in a dual role.
hailed as a sensation in filmdom.
in Clara Kimball Young's latest pho-
the. Regent tomorrow In this realis—
tic picture from the gifted pen of Sada
“Straight From Paris." Miss Young
assumes four different roles The re—
markable point. howex er is not in the
number of roles this Velsatile actress
portrays. but in the effectiVeness with
which she enacts each part As the
brilliant glorious social leader, sup."
rounded by all the extravagance of
‘VV'ealfh. Miss Young's carriage is con-
V'incing. As the flippant lover of an
other man. her gaiety and reckless
demeanor are equally realistic. Again
as the ‘humble restaurant help in a.
cheap cabaret. Miss Young seems to
haVe been born for the part. Finally
as the repentant. modest wifC of a
striVing husband, she seems to be the
0' “100m - "A” '7.
Wat-tiara... 3
L; cent Broadway
Pr
FOR
CONSTIPATIO};
PILLS .
Eideal housenifc to the manher born.
PALACE VAUDE‘V‘ILLE
‘Four Stars Fr0mL“L‘1sten Lester” 011
Palace Program For Last Three
Days This \‘S’eek
mind. a well known quartet of the re-
musical comedy suc-
fess “Listen Lester" will be at the
fPalace for the last three days of this
'week on theLvaudeV'ille bill under the
title of the “Four Entertainers” ‘No
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte -
star
the! event is
The
sensation of multiple roles is doubled
todrama “Charge It" which comes to
Balliet. Donaldson. Brown and Re;
”better
the musical comedy"
Dim-walkers.
ins. five in nunlber. ,,
Arthur Austin and >a Dairymaid
mimic and V'entriloquial
will also prove. a‘big hit.
day and Friday feature picture;
of the
that has ever been.
i ..
" Matt
“STRAIGHT IS THE qWHY”
Play At Regent and Palace
Today.
LSldley.
Henry L an
the Way," the latest Paramount-Cos
smopolitan Production,
to: theRegent'L and Palace Theatres to
day
Squoggs. a hardened land and
'homestead of Aunt Mehitabel
in an effort toLfind the
the clutches of Squoggs.
In’ ”Straight is the Way."
hero.
flightmot stairs. ' Sedley was
accomplished a fall satisfactory
Robert- G. Vignola. the director
13:; ch time he “7:111 willingly
11 stair“ ay but
before he had perfected the fall.
American In Trusteeship
Of Preserving Civilization
l
l
I Continued from First Page.
l‘erences. 'H-hvre
Century. “'6' (‘OIDQ t0
|‘Norld LVVar. and a future bréach
’peace and warn againstcouflict for .1!
time to come.
:liistory on the“ scale of a world,
than of a continent.
the same. It is the lesson 01' r
terdepemlence among the z
lehich lead cixilizatiou ’
“In our great elisls. nearly :1 Mm; GREENWICH POLICEMAN DEAD prairie fire in a decade in the-vicinity
““3 9““ 3 m” “g“ ““1” ‘ ”n" “’1 GREENWICH, Oct. 19.510111; Tobin 0‘ Callaway- Neb~ swept that terri-
our and 111111 luadt‘ our 1: iuwmim‘u of the. Borough police. whose work tory. yesterday burning a strip seven—
possible.’ In hfr blipronll lx . had brought him into contact With so ty miles long and ten miles wide, from
hour. we glad) “9111 in he: S-lllllOl‘t many that he- was probablv the best North Platte northeast. Everything
and did our part to scculm llil liberty. known among the Greenwich ofiicers in the path of the flames was de-
A grateful 1epullli1 full‘slle i :1 :1 OMI'Idied today of typhoid fever aged 49_ strayed.
gallon \‘hlcll the passing genelatious
had not dullc (i.
l “I bt‘lltVC the limeris come when
there musbbe recognition_ofLessc11tlal
cooperation among nations. devoted.
each of them. in its own peculiar na—
tional way. to the common good. the
progress. the advance of all human
kind. Let us hope that we stand at
the. dawn of a new day ill which no.-
tions shall be stronger for contribution
to the World's betterment. because
each_Vvill.l‘eel the assurance of com-
mon purpose and. united aspiration,~
and the security of a common devotion
‘to the ends of peace and civilization.’ 7' L L
“One need not picture a world sov-
ereignty. ruling over all the V'arYing
races; traditions and national cultures.
because it will neV er be No program
gwllich seeks to submerge so pricelesi
a heritage. will neVer destroy the soul
which impelled our gratifying attain—
ments
retrospe'ction and introspection of
New Clara Kimball— Young Feature At these crucial times we. do believe there
’is a sanitV and urgent need in bringing
the best thought of all great peoples
into understanding undi co-operative ,
endeavor which shuns the alliances 11*: _
arms andstrengthens the concords of
peace. so that each may realize r‘lts
rightful: destiny and contribute its
utmost to human adv armament and at— 1
tending human lm ppiness."
Cowan. remembered : h
if... mm... of °:.H:;h§“écess PARENT TEACHERS
and
MEETING HELD
Continued from 1313: Page
well arranged and finely rendered
Song——"In Springtime." Glee club.
Piano Solo-“Serenadé for Piano."
Hazel Arnold.
Truson Folk Song—“Nea1est and
Dearest " Glee Club.
Piano Solo—“Fox
“Will of-Whisp." Lillian 'EricI-ison'.
Song—“Cradle Song." Glee club. .
. Following the. musical ,
Superintendent 01‘ Schools ~G. V.
Buchanan introduced W'm. B Noyes-
principal of the High school, who 1-e-,
llivered an excellent address. Harrv
IScofield. V‘ic'e— president of the Board Of
Education. also delivered an addre
which was velv interesting. L '
infozmal nleetiug of 'parents
teachers took place. A general social
time and discussion of school
took place
The next Palent«'i‘eachcrs
will be held in
High school next Tuesday night,
meeting
GRUBIDIAN HEADS NE“?
SALES DEPARTMENT FOR L
LIERGENTEALER.
ager of the. New York sales depart,—
ory
sales departinent of the Mergenthakr
male quartet has be 11 sent
abread on any VaudeVille: mission and
stars who sot ,
New York agog will certainly please
A11 artistic .musjcal mel-
ange will be'furnished by The‘Chap—
Selbini and Gro-
vini present humorous and diversified
amusement of high class. Dave and
1111311 will do some.i‘ast stepping to
please those of terpsichorean tastes.
111
specialties
Thomas H.
Ince's roost, p0\V€1‘ful dramatic sensa-
tion “Lying Lips" will be the ’I‘hur‘s-
This
is a. photodrama that cannot fail to
win people and it will prove to be one-
most convincing attractions
' in this city.
Moore 15 Star Of Paramount
experienced
" screen player. has the part '01? a. typ-
7 ical'small town villain in “Straight is
whichr' comes
He plays the pint of Jonathan
loan
shark. who has a mortgage on the old
_ and
’. Dorcas the old lady and 11erL‘ orphan—
1 ed niece who consult the ouija board
mythical
buried treatsure of_ Henry Ort, whose
spirit manifests itself in a remarkable
way to save the old homestead from
Says President Harding
and pacific adjustment for all our dif-
has been honorabl:
and unbroken peace r{or more than a.
L a common Satori-x
lice and ensanguined association in the 1
0t
"0711' thoughts have lately been con- 1
corned with those events which made
rather
Yet. the lesson 1.;
Ll lll‘
iénlzs
In the sober circumspection,.
Tour Alone" andv
program 1_‘L_
Following the formal program. the LL
Work
the Franklin Junior
Fred. C. 'Grumman, assistant, man-
ment. has succeeded Wulter H. Say—I,
as manager of the New, York-
Sedley ‘
has arrealistic fight in the dark with
Matt Moore. who plays' the part of the
and has to be thrown down a
thrown
down the stairs many times before he
to
to the
task of being beaten and hurled down
110th ithstauding he
“0|€ htavy galments under his stage
clothes. he was avliit black and blue
.
‘Stralght Is the Way?
, ,,;¢-'--,.o'
’ r
Two-Reef Comedy Fox News
Last Half Week Vaudeville ,
FOUR ENTERTAINERS
The celebrated “Listen Lester? Quartet
DAVE AND LILLIAN
,_ Two Fast Stepper-s
ARTHUR AUSTILL AND A DAIRYMAID
In a Mimic and Ventrlloquial Specialties
SELBINI AND GROVINI ,. e
V7 in Fall“ es of Vaudeville
THE CHAPINS
An artistic niusicai melange by a celebrated qiuintet L
L and
. HOUSE PETERS
andL
FLORENCE. VIDOR
in the mostrnotable achievement of Thomas'lnce’s Career
“LYING L, LIPS”
A picture that will startle you by its very brilliance 4 ‘
E 11LAGl E OF
The second of the series of lectures Administratii'e Office Of state to Be.
wiping held under the auspices of the Moved to Hartford. -
Noeralli League, of “’omen Voters Will L
3‘" given, at City. Hall. tomorrow at NER’ HAVEN Oct ”19 ———Ralph N
12:45 in the afternoon and 8 o'clock Bl l f 1 i:
”.111 the evening? Mrs P. L. C. Kitchen alres ee head 0 the local prob b
' , 1m; 11—— Political Parties" Mrs an office known as the New Haven di-
{1 9.5.1111}: li- 1.1~lson_ vision under-his charge will still be
Nov, 1T:h-—-‘ Borough and Citv Gov- maintained here. All records will be
t'ernmentfl Mrs James B Henrv L. kept in the Hartford office. and the
1 Dec. ist*"Nation-Jl Gmernmenf "L field Work directed by MT- Em)-
f-lrs. Kitchelt.‘ x L L
;\\'lII speak on
and how our legislature \Vorks.
There has been a slight change in
{the dates of the lectures.
EN)?
'l‘l cse. lectures are free.
i: cordially invited.
WODIELN VOTERS. FEDERAL DRY DIVISION.
tion bureau.
“The State Government
The revised
.our peaceful and friendly relations ls‘sduaizllc is as follows: . tookxoflice 'vesterdav afternoon suc-
thhinkahle, In the trusteeship of. Her, 2mh“‘0ur State Government ceeding Thomas F; LMcAulifia ’
«preserving civilization. we were. 11‘.» Lug-.11 How Our. Legislature W’orks," Mr. Blakeslee said that the admin-
iturally arrayed together and the coo-:31 m. Kitclielt. ' istrative office of the Connecticut di-
V'iclions of a civilization “01th ofE Not 3113— Current legislation." Vision will be moved todav from the
:thu‘t‘ costly preservation vwil omit 1.. -. 11.1110 :.ian Federal building to Hartford. but that
'l‘he'public BAD PRAIRIE FIRE
M
returned from Hartford
[last night after spending the day in
conferring with Prohibitidn Director
HarryE. MacKeilzie and the new ens
forcement chief, Jonathan E. 12110, who
OMAHA. Nan, Oct. 19.—The worst
f.
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. «law 11.. ul-lmmvtmi was" w. «A. "a: l. dim «mam «ea/1.194%» 1.1.1.441» nun
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'A’l‘ 111111143 REGENT TOMORROW ANDLFRIDAY
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YORK.
AllCanBeCuredByRegrmdmg
Call and See Our Heald. Grinder in ope‘r- '
MOTOR TROUBLES
Lack of “Original power and pep.
Use c: an exicessive amount of gas and oil 7 , '
Spark Plugs continually fouled
‘ Is choppy, especially when idling.
Oil in crank "case thinned with gasoline.
New and expensive rings bring no results.
ation or Phone for Prices and
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Old Fashioned Songs
LWednesLday Evening, October 19th; 8 to 9
L“. 719111 your favOritc singers will entertain you with some of.“
the old—ttime favorite songs. 'L
The names of the singers will not be announced, and the ,
person gue: :sing the most names correctlv will be entitled to any 'L ‘
, record in the V ICTOR catalogue. "
EVERY ONE IS WELCOME
’ - L Come and bring yourL'friends
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NORWALK GENERAL
; .. HOSPITAL
EMERGENCY APPEAL FOR $75, 000
October 9 to November 6, 1921
M120 B. Strayer, campaign secretary will lie at the
Hospital during the campaign, and on behalf of the directors,
will welcome inquiries or suggestions at any time by letter, - ;
telephone or personal call. \ olunteers are needed for. , ..
Solicitation week. , l L
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