field of honor" is th .7115ch
the name 5: 015.1151“ng
Freuch Ministry of War and .
Bartolott'a, a, barberL ' sent to jail
, " for thlrfv days and fined 3200' and
5 costs, today? for selling Wine to sis
high school students on Monday night
_ The students are said to have hocame
.. intoxicated while at the Mlddletown
5 Yacht Club after a dance of the High
. School pupils. The actions of these
~. students led to an inquiry. The bar'-
_ her‘ 5 Lax-rest followed- Judge Warner
Liner cent. from the stat e. _ These mm. told the six students that their actions
were disgraceful. 7T0 two of them be
are Franklin, Lisbon. X’cluntown and ..,_,
5Bfi’dgewaten 5 said that if the ,did not go to the
sacht clubhouse and “clean up the
The towns of Southb - ,,
chester win get 45 instead r 6'0 per 953 they made in giving a part?
1 there the}: would have to face th_e
cent; Rocky Hill; Beacon Falls West-Li
brook; Ellingtonuand Mansfield will 90“” again- It is understood tha't
gst so instead of 45 pér cent. and the ‘ ”mm-S arm these two shaming
nto'xicatiou had been drawn up.
stir-Seine. erected to "the .
our sons wh'b fell on the mud
tie.” 5 5 '
Charged with burglary“
in the Moncea'u Distrfiz'f of
Claude Pasque’t was W'
Parisian police a few days ago.
The authorities say that
and Vfillat are one and
Vrillat. it is now alleged. ,
the event an attack in the:
district and was posted 88“
ed with no presumption of
Lprobabfy kill'e‘m" His me has
stricken from the moo
The Greatest Rouble Bill Ever Booked
TODAY ONLY AT 2:15,' 7: 15 AND 9
Douglas MacLean and Madge Bellamy
.“7
“Passing Thrvr”
A paramount super special feature attraction
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
‘ A Lpicture thetainlill‘ .liyejjforcver—
direct from a solid year’s run at
six different New York Theatres.
‘Over the Hlll’.
From will Carleton’s pLLLcLemrwith
H. thrillingLL six' LaLrt
film feature 55 9
ACTION”
SUNDAY EVENING ,
/.
,‘L L ‘ town of' S8. brook will 1: 20 tastes i'L
-—and—-— - 55M?" Carr as? “the smallest of 30: per» cine ge . 7 The students in the case against .Nogont-sur- -Selne. ;
5 , mother." 5-‘ Fame“? P'ayeLm Pméfi J For the state A Bartoxotta festified that they “chipped ——.—-—--~—--———-—
In"! forty cents each and bought hell;
a. gallon Lof home— made wine from the
ba'flser" « .
board useg the net grand lists at. “ILL TEST SERUMM
towns which isobtained by deduct
" from the list as submitted by the tom:
clerks, all the intaug1bie.propcr.v held
in the towns. This includes stocks,
bonds, choses in action And niche) on
deposit in banks.
L. Yesterday Tax Commi ' ner XX'ih
. liam H. Blodgett sent out to those
towns formal notification of the .in-
creases made in their respective lists.
The members of the ard of equali—
zation wihch equalized the grand lists
Thursday are Tax Commfgioner Blur}-
rgett, Comptroller Bissell {and Treasur-
er Gilpatric. They were assisted in
their we 'byL Secretary}? ter of +he
tax cadrmissioners departme Lt and
DeputuState- Treasurer J mm. 5
1’: 60,000 people have witnessed
this play in Brdlgeport this week.
LL and it had to be held for all ofL
5 next week. *5
PROXIES
ZELENAL KEEFE
L. f ,3“ 2 -
NORMAN: KERRY '
This is L' a thrill romafice that
snaps like the crack of a mev
HARTFORD.5N0Y. , .
ors of the State Institutedf' OrL '
will, at their meeting next’ I!
the Governors oLflice, in"the
consider the matter of in
Boyd of Brooklvn, N. LY}. to «-
test okms serum for the cure of
ness on a subject ln‘Co
arrangements can be made
Boyd the Institute for the "Bibi
place ex cry facility at his new
the Satisfactory applicanon of
serum. ,
NORMA TALLMADGE
V “The Sign on the D0015”
~ Comedy _‘-
Fined for Trying to
Sell Light}: at Yale
.NELXX’ :‘HAX’EN, Nov. 5.—-G€orge
O’Connell. 515110" 'was charged. with tn?-
ing- to sell Yale students liquor in
their dbrmitdr’yrooms. wasrfined $2le
and. costs in city court today on the
charge of illegally transporting liquor.
Counsel for the man Asked for his dis-
charge on the grouhd that he had
merely solicited sales by sample. The
prosecutor said that two bottles of
gin seized and which the students said
O‘Connell had put on their table was
eridence against him. ,3, ,
5
‘7
l
1
and
Dave &LLllliLan I
'Fast- Steppers
LFERNL,LBLIGELOW and KING
In an. original Lac: entitled
“A QUIET EVENING”
Human Bird
Jackie
Kmeto Scenic
Two Reel Sunshine Comedy ’L L
_ .__.,_.
H-Fox News
;
SUNDAY. EVENING
Zeena Keefe and Norma LLKerry
In a Paramount All Star Surprise Picture De Lu'xe
'nL‘L’s A GRAND cm W
' You can’t keep strong and
withOut sleep. Whether your test
broken by 'a painful hacking
MatineL LL rom tl , '
es 9 yatL29'sm- _.fiow;r‘ocm FOB commsu.‘
L“ , Cronin &. Hart in , Evening picture promptly at 6: 15 ' 9 can ,9
6 ‘ ’L , in . » 5 “Bare Facts” followed by vaudeville, picture 7 gist; “3:393; 3:531 fig; fanci r L Li Dangers to 3;. Avoided. or just an aLL‘nsttiog'Img til-*5“! in
Many Melodies, The R°Y°°3 'L ' on" a-t 9'15. L 7 ; carefully the following hints Wrong eating brings disease and pre; ziaoati-lffgoin 8 Mrs. K. :o.
, , . , . Three to six medium gold fish: mature aging. This ls obvious to all Chllds, Md. rites: “After an
MONDAY—TUESDAYmmDNESDAY
Aquarla plant an ornament snail or.
tadpoles, well trashed pebbles, form a
well balanced aquarium and they can
“prejudiced minds. And there are
two principal styles of eating which
5 mustbe avoided to seam-e dependable
of the ‘flu' I was left With a.
cough. refluxing relieved we
used Foley' 5; Honey and Tar.
the calculation entirely the émploy—
ment selvlce, Confidential Each
that of the Bureau of Infomfigfi; the water and cleaning the globe. .
lmestig'ati598 made far the American 1‘ Once you set your aquarium, dont
Assdciatibn' for Organizing Charity, change you'r water. but cocasiqnfl‘l’i
the work. with the Junior Red Cross, take a. quarter of the old water out b
thé American Red Cross at home and ”and all the. other community project: your globe and add same smoothi :
abroad. Each dollar gala during th-- in which the Red Cross has entered ggrmgter from a high no u n f
coming Red Cross Roll Call to be held iwhoxeheartgdly , .
between Armistice Day, November H The remaining fifty Cents is 10“.; Whe'nfis'h come to the top and gas:
and Thanksgiving Day. November 2!. war-(led to National Red. Cross Head: for air, this denotes tlile ofxyg‘enaii: and
« 'Will be spread 03 er a. large part of the ;quarters in Washintgon. This part of hausted, and fish rsth; re tresa ly the
world. 'the dollar travels furthest for, in con_{3vater. grills is the me o pp
From the moment it starts on its or- Ljunction with funds composed of vol-'9’ xe method. , be k t in vour
rand of mercy ,knowing no sect. color nun-y contributions, it is at once put nails should , tep Ven ers.
or creed the chief thought of those to work relieving distress in mam: aquarium aimsthtcwgfexfieargbut
1glirecting its course is that full value Lparts of the' World. teaching healthland help is) ‘eepI 11y watch for Ldead ,
shall be received for every perm}. 'Fha‘tLrules and sanitation and establishing ‘yo ““5th TEEEV: them immediately ,
this aim is more than achieved is or helping“ to establish hospitals in 5““ 5 am.
lean our ,
manifest when one considers the 103' all others. extomlin'g to welf‘ate organize :fbg‘hfiuge- 35°“ “3"“; and c 3’
live for a month wither“: changing
“GREATEST MOTHER”
L GREATEST MANAGER
(Continued trom First Page.)
can highly recommend.'1t
irritated membranes with a «
and soothing coating. mail}:
and clears air passages. f
Ins Best Salesman. a’ Clussified Ad. Powell Corp.
health—namely. eating badly prepared
roodand eating too macho! food prop-
arly papers-(1:14: M. 'I‘llden. LI._D.
“Over the ”ill”
Because‘of the length of the feature showé will start PROMPTLY at
2:15, 7 o’clock and 9:15
-
a
REGENT TODAY
It'- Hun If mum
A million mighty Llogs crunching :
and s'wlrling in the maddened
waters, billions of tons of
fierceness beating against the
walls of the dam; The log ja'm— L
the explosion-4114: terrible rush
Dunglas 31:1an and Norma Tal-
madge Star on Double Bill
V'
- GAS FIXTURES
Attractive Gas Globes in tinted and border designsraiso plain gas
frosted globes; Inverted and Upright Marines; Gas Tubing
for Stoves. Irons. and Lamps; C. E. 2. Gas 7
Shades and Mantle: '
5Douglas MacLean and Norma Tal-
madge will be the stars of a double
feaLtuk bill which the Regent man-
agement has secured for today. of frightened unknowing destruc- arm ' 5 w d _
_ 3 of volunteer Red Cross works.-. tions on government agencies ever:- il kee
DPuglaS MaCLea“ “Ll" {’8 pfesenfed t'°"‘ contributing their time and labor [0:911le the benefits of the organiza- 35:]!tflngsihi‘ft: 33:55:13 Leak; 5
with Madge Bellamy “1 Passmg Red Cross activities, thus giving the tions \ast xperience with human 3:: yes“; , 25 WWTOII m ' " 80m 319
Thru." an approling release that 1113- The bursting 0" the dam.
pears as a Paramount super special.
Mis Talmadge will be seen in “The
Sign on The Door" which is brought
to the Regent in response to a strong
popular demand. In addition to
these features the program will in-
plude Kineto scenic and. a comedy.
Buildings torn up and crushed.
And midst it all a frail girl
battling against a, frenzied
nature; and it all comes in the _
tremendous climax at the end ofoneL
of the most unusual drama that
ever startled even the eye of the
camera. Such -ls the mighty drama»
of Confli ct which will be shown at
Palace Theatre
Next Week
Thursday. Friday, Saturday
with Vaudeville
The titlegwill be announced in the
papers next Thursday -
PALACE Tomi):
Five Acts of Vaudeville Offered Withf
Hoot Gibson's New Feature
. Five acts of vaudeville will be pres—
ented at the Palace Theatre today for'
three shows at 2:15. 6:45 and 9:15 in
connection with Hoot Gibson's first
big feature \“Action " XX estern in
style. the new screen play5 presents
many surprises, for the “estern at-5
{nosphere ins modernized and is rep- 5 . Watch for it.
resented as it is found today. The “j . . . - .
vaudeville Lpro'gram has been dcclar-' '5 a thrllLof thrills.
ed one of the best ever presented in 1-
the city and there is every indication .punzleves pggcgnyigf: $321:be fzhe
that the standing room‘ 'o'nlv sign will picturized. ,1 g e re
go out early at the Palace today. , .1
See the daily papers for the title
Tuesday.
I - “I'BOXIES”
, try"
All Star Paramount At Regent’and
Palace Simdzn I-heuing
; 'l he latest Cosmopolitan production N0 CtlmlnLal Liability
released b3 Paramount is a big pic- in weStDOI't/Acmdent
tore. It i; “‘Proxies" ‘ and it will be
shown at the Regent anti Palace The- No rimL'
atre Sunday evening. The hero is a fouudcl a?!“ responsibility: has been
re termed convict who obtains a posi- \‘ears 0!; 8 death of LOTUS Szabo, 37
lion as butler ' a fashionable home k‘ ll (1 age, 0f Fairfleld, who was
and who is no only determined to l e on October L29 W561i his was
Struck by a trolley car in Westport,
according to a finding made: public
I}
‘Red Cross dollar a urine not attain-
able by the ordinary dollar. .
The life story of the Red Cross dob
la!- will undoubtedly be interesting to
many Red Cross members. In brie!“ -t
, follows:
Fifty cents of every membership is
retained by the Chapter which collects
it. That half dollar remains right in
the local comniunity and is used by
the Red Cross Chapter to momote use-
ful activities which may include:
Helping- the disabled fighting men
and their families. always the prime
obligation of the Red Cross of which
ties in fighting disease and making
and Nursing Care ,ot‘ the Sick. a.
course of which is given each year to
the girls of the Senior Class of
Norwalk High School at the espe’ e
of the Chapter: making over ' worn
garments for the needy" children of
Norwalk. as well asvthe destitute
children of Europe: making th'e'com-—
munity read) for disaster emergencv:
cooperating with other organizations.
such as the American Legion. 'fX’eter-
ans of Foreign Wars. for the- develép"
ment of a better community ' spirit.
teen cents) $L.1 720.16 was spent L
ual relief by the Chapter fun
organizations in charitable work was
ter Office. Out of the amount of
m'oney spent for overhead charges or
management it costs the Chapter ap-
there are 181 of Norwa‘lk’s sons needs
ling care; cooperation with the authorb
community a healthier place in‘
u hich to live: teaching Home Hygiene
thousands of dollars spent bLY other
done so in cooperation with the Chaps
problems Upwards of twent3 -flveL
European L. countries have received
help in varying degrees from ’the
tics. In ainumber of these. countries
the organisation is still active to the
extent of firovlding medical treatment
for millions of sickly and undernour-
lshed childre
In ad'diti to its work overseas
lsome o fthe second fifty cents is kept
busy in the limited States rendering
many Services to the thousands of dis-
Abled men in hospitals. to the able-
bodied soldiers. sailom’and marines 1n
the army camps to the families of
these men: it provides the fund which
is immediately, evaluable for relief
Work in case of explosions; forest fireS.
tornadoes. and other disasters: it
makes possible the close cooperation
with the Federal Public 'Health Ser-
:Lvice and the strengthening of the
country‘s nursing resources. , '
By this time the dollar is all but
exhausted of a result of its world;-
wide activity.“ 5
-. Statisticians who have trailed it
say there is something less um four
cents left at the end f its journey.
5; And it is this thre ”and attraction
expense. ' » . }
Sugar no Crime.
The observation has been made
£19 English courts that 90 per cent.
of the chlldnen brought up for trial
were accused of stealing sweets. This
Henry Nell that whenever there ls all
increase in Juvellller'crlme it In due to
American ”Red Cross since the armls~ _
cents that pays all' the management "
Ion
corroborates the assertion o": 1041:!
SOUTH N011 ‘WALK . FLORIST.
live straight, but :who makes good
despite the odds against him. Nor- ,
man Kerry is the .hero while the ”5‘ “h“ ‘7 Phe'a" YESterdaY-
proximately two and one half cents
According to the testimony in the
Lading woman. also a- reformed S for the service rendered definitely be.»
crook. is Zena V. Keefe, a highly ca— caseh zabo is alleged to have beenlmvsnn in actual cases. leaving out of
pable Screen player. The story is pus mg his bicycle 31°33? ““5 POStL;
read at ,night when he became con-
fuséd by' the lights of an automobl
and trolley car and stepped into the
path of the latter.
dramatic and the love interest is well
sustained throughout. There are
thrills aplenty and all in all. this'is
one of the best photoplars séen in
this city for many months. , George
1). Baker was the scenarist and direc-
tor 'ljhe supporting pla'iers include
Ra3e Dean. Jack Crosb3. Paul Ever—
10“ and others. StOLIL’ eating mm.’ for a while if vow-LL
V L Bladder is troubling
you. :
SALTS IF BACKACHY 1
AND KIDNEYS {TIBET
“OLX'I‘IR THE IIILL”
.4"
, .When you Lwake up with b :
Rev-ent- and Palace Monday 5' ‘ land dull misery in fie kidBefi‘figgsL
For Three Days ' ’ ‘ it generally means you have beenLL
'1le \X'illiam Fox phot'oplay. “0V9" eating too much meat. says 3. Well;
the Hill " “'hich was made from W1“ known authority. _ Meat forms uric
(Ya-uleton‘s celebrated “Farm B old which over-works the kidneys i
lads ' and has enjoyed such: 8» lefigth then-scorn: to filter it from the bloo
run on Broadwax, will be seen at the and they become 59'“; of paralyzedg
liigent and Palace Theatres Monday. and logg'y When your kidneys get!
Ll llt’SdilX’. XVednesdaLy of next week. Smggish and clog you must refieve
\X 111mm Fox. the noted Piétm‘Le them like you re'lieir '
producer, regards “Over the Hill" as removing all the.
MS fasorite over all the pictures he Waste, else you have
1-‘15-1‘ produced. Am: the time when it headache, dizzy spells
“as ready for its initial screening. sours, f - ‘
~.. ml before its sensational Broadwas weLa'ther 155mm yLdLu “have rheuma
snot-ass had started M13 Fox issued twinge; The urine is cloudy full 'f
the following interesting statement: srdiment channels often get mpg,
"l have watched the development. water scams and vo‘u" are obliged 5' 5
1" 9f the Hill' from the momem’sec'k relief 5tWQ 0r three times “during
{lu— first scene was written. I have the night. 5 i
“an ‘1 rd it throughout the months it Eithél‘ cousult a 5 good LLre‘lia. L
u been in course of DTOdUCfiO’L ”It physician at once or get from m
'5 "vs-nts :1 Labor 0f LOYe' In “L3 I pharmacist about foul-L ounces or: 11L
‘ ‘kt :‘i pride whiCh has never been Saltsrtake a tablespoonfl in a. use
“thtd—OI‘ 6911 equalled——~in~ 3'“ 0 Water before breakfast for a. 'fe
I‘m; rears Fox Film Carporatlon has (135.35 and '
lssuina‘ pictures.” ,
“not Fox Film Spectacle Opens at
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