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III-mun Comedy.
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fzimous screen
In the accom-
Iim III' (‘01).5 and
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l l‘lllli‘ll. he startled
‘ l\ vomiting in his
...I: tar :In explana—
s.I’<i that it hall
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4', III-inns Day." :1 new
m vlf. \IlIh'h will he
l'-I:--nl the-:Itrl‘ today
vv-l lIl which he :lnll
:I .lurml players.
n m- wort-um also in-
i.-;II«III‘.~: new comedy.
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llifl\'4'llll'lil.“ with the
nut of the ilt‘llOH to
um i iIIlI-I‘. So Mr. Rog-
:II his time. repeating
‘~l\i}'-l\\'l). sixty-three"
l‘” .llri'
Imuuni in
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Ill to think in num-
vmv :l. “i would walk
‘:.Il counting to myself
i Went to slepe I was
‘. I uunvler people. thought
, mullsh in my Old age."
v./-' Ilil‘I-t‘in'tl "Ont! Glor-
~. l l.l|.’| Lee has the lead-
opposite- \V’ill Rog-
«l-"l'lillly enraged for the
ilotts. The cast
”will.
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\ I.:--l. one Of tilt-
lnn: mun or the screen.-
Ill :Il)[>“;il':|ll(‘h'S in Porn-
Ilur. -. hnu- “on him a large
r-l "any. plays opposite Al:—
smr III the Paramount
Ihw limit-41," which comes
‘r'I' 'I‘anulrl imluy and in-
NI.‘!"‘ nmu‘ has been
I! l'l\;tll'ItL'l‘ in any photo-
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In-lk I‘IIlI- i}: Hint of :I youn:
will It is said In in :- remark-
lA! ins- I‘ll:ll‘:It‘it'l‘ as its cron-
lullllM-ll :I doctor. For lIet‘orI-
.'Ill author. \‘i'. Somerset
usw :I graduate physician
l1vIl..In lp Ann-ricu. ’how-
Inv-IliI-ul skill Would he :I
is liI'I-nsI-Il lo prac-
l. .u‘nnvi I» ll)’.
I \l main-In lIuH not “Ilor-toI'I-Il"
_\l'.ll'.‘< il‘l lll‘ has entirely
up llII- litilu- lIl;II-k but: uuvi
in tutor «It the typwvl‘ih
I illi"lllllll Willi which li~~ has
IIIl'i"il Nlll'll I'I-III;Irl<.IlIly sill-m-ssl‘ul
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lJlH I'mlllul'li Ill?"'('i"vi llu 3-‘lnl‘\
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ml l-‘rlIlzII, in :I pit-lure.
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lw hmuis :In unus-
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Z\lIll'lI mum»; to th“ l‘ulnt'o-
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l! ii :n \l‘l iI-lI two-horses crush
l Iilll !:lll ill-(ill lilt-il‘ l‘itlt'r's.
inn-.I-r. i< lulu-l. 'l'ln- story
strum: nn-l "\I'l‘y’
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i'Iut‘II‘I- bill will present
Uni-ww- in “Sunshine and
.I'illi‘ll :Ittrnction.
t.’l'2\'l‘llt:\l.'S
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On Friday evening otthis week a
public exhibition of the work of the
Boy Scouts will be given at the Nor-
walk Armory. all the Scout Troops of
Norwalk will participate. Norwalk is
proud of its'Hoy Scouts. Those who
are in close touch with the work of
the Scouts know that no city can boast
of better work than is being done. byl
the local troops. Most of the Scout:
\‘lusters have been trained under for-
mer Commissioner McDonald and De-
put) Commissioner Nash and are most:
efficient instructors in Boy Scout work. i
giving their time without compensa-l,
tion. An opportunity for the citizens
of Norwalk to see the Scouts in drills
and demonstrations of work in which
they are instructed will be ‘glven at
this exhibition.
An invitation has been extended to
those interested in the Boy Scouts to
attend the exhibition and learn the
value or the scouting to the boys of
the city.
REFINESH‘ZNTS ADDED TO
FORD ENCIDSEI) CAILS
Ext-cells Supply as Bush
Season Approaches.
Many added conveniences and re-
freshments are, to be seen in the Ford
«Iclosmi curs now being displayed by"
the local authorized Ford dealers.
The interior of both the coupe and;
Milan is now finished in an attractive.
shade of walnut lirown broadcloth:
and the seats are upholstered with a.
s‘milur material threaded with chalk-
l‘l)t)ll_\—Sll'lpt'. lit-:Ivy tioor rugs
:m added touch of commit. Lilla.
spy-vial IlIsign. minimize the ef-
loIt ol‘ :InIl lowering the win-
I Demand
t-Il
L'th‘
of :I
lulsiut:
.luys. Iluor lIIInIpt-rs insure- 11 lighter
liltinzz. :Ind nww (ioor grips. both in-
siIlI- Llllll out. mid to tnc rider’s con-
wl 9-: 'cI .
’l‘i;I llv Illllllll for Ford enclosed cars
unusually high during then
two months, .‘Ilthouzh produc-
spm-Ilml up in the Ford
in llI-ll‘nil. sales continue lol
VII-I -Il tlu- output. limiting it neces-
~'Ir)' for Llll‘t'liZtSO‘rS in mun)“ szrts of.
the country tn- wuit for their ( It‘s. Lo-
(‘::l Iiwnln-I-s soy this is the l’t‘I'tStlll thev
":vn‘ lNI‘ll urgwu: customers to place
l‘ on ( ltll’l's 1.4 I-zIrlI :IS [Icisuilylv
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\‘l.\\’ YORK. May 15 .—Sturting on
Iii-II milI- qurI-h tlu- Lilih infantry ot‘
[luv thirIl imttnlion of the regular
(,7. S. Army lI-[t lc‘ort Hamilton and
l-‘ort \Vmiswurth :It (lu_\'l)l‘l'.'|k today
for Edge-water Arse-nu]. which is to-
I‘IItI-Il nvur llultimorv. Md. The regi-
ment has niretul‘y made a march of
1’.ro IuilI-sl “'lll‘ll it hikml from Cami)
MI- :.IIlI- Maint- to the forts here last
UL trim-.r l
At that “mg. the regiment averaged
2.3 lllllt‘l :I (l1.I\ “inn it II "ii Ill
l‘IIlgewutvr. the men will have com-
plth-Il the longest march in the lu..-l
tor) of he army. I
HI NOON COMING HI‘IIH‘).
MEREDITH. New Hampshire. May
1.1—4“ Noon. i‘IImous New Hamp-
shirc politician. is (-n routn to Nor-'
walk to take part in a cclelirut‘iou‘
thI-ro.
‘Muisger
Today and Tomorrow at 2:15, 7 and 9
Two Glorious Days With TWO Glorious Features!
8%: Sure to See Paramount‘s Initiation of
W111 RogersmOne Glorious Day
And Then for the Spice 0! the Program »
Buster Keaton' In “The Playhouse”
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NATIONAL LEAGUE '
Go’wdy. Boston . . . .
'l‘. Grimth, Brooklyn
Torpicer. St. Louis
Bigbee. Pittsburgh.
Marauvtlle, Pitts. . .
“th. New York . . .
Clark. Detroit .....
Sisler. St. Louis. . . .
Jzimieson. Cleveland
Speaker, Cleveland.
iOrioles Defeat
Rosebud Jrs. In
Hard Game
Although handicapped by an unfairI
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WEDNEsnAY—Tms’nAY—rsmsr
Pdramount‘s Feature DeLuxe ‘
Gloria Swanson and Rodolph Valentino
.The‘ Most Brilliant of the‘Screen" Stars
' in a New Romantic Drama of Great Appeal
“BEYOND THE ROCKS”
Five Leading Hitters
G. A.B. ‘H. 13.0.
14
20
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25
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42
69
54
103
106
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
G. A.B. H.’ RC.
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27 103
27 105)
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38 .369
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umpire. the Orioles Wcrc able. to heat
the Rose-buds of Saugatuck by an 8 10
score.
Garfield tw:rle d in good shit: for the
s. but “z is not giu‘n the plate by
locals
the umpire.
The Orioles
had
the
Rosehuds seven 'to two in the third.
and later cappnl another run. Ry raise
decisions the
Rom-buds Were
able to
tie the score in the smooth Neverthe-
I(ss. the locals ti;.. htcne up
Zillll played
First Concert
of ‘
The Choral Art Society
Roy Williams Steele, Conductor
Miss Vera. Curtis, Soprano,
Metropolitan Opera 00.
Kathryn Flatt Gunn, American
Violinist
Norwalk M. E. Church
/ «“8"
Writing Paper
removes distance
TUESDAY, MAY 23rd
Tickets .................. ‘$1.00
THE subtle -- yet unmis-
takable compliment
neither side scored In the ninth Mo-
Kibben won the game for the locals by
driving a single to right scoring two
men. A neat double play. Garfield to
\Vtcke to F‘ourlnler proved fatal to the
outsiders. The lineup:
Rosebuds . Orioles
Fallon ....... .Garfleii
pitcher 7 _' “ ‘
Rmn ............. . . . . . McKibben
catcher
S licit‘eo ................ Pourclnier
flrrt base
Lorno .................... :. Wilke
second base f_ V
P. Nazzaro ................ Leonard
_ shortstop
II. Namro ................ Millican
third base ,
J. Defeo ................... O'Brien
left field
Nazmro .................. (‘harnok
center field
Sherwood ................ Leenhuis
right field
Advertise in the flannel -
Sentinel Wants ore W'lnnero.
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the game of their lives. In‘thecelghth.
run UlengAL cut, ,- I
WHAT’S SUMMlR BUT OllllllillRS?
What’s Outdoors Without a_ Car?
The Country—the Beaches—the Open Road itself——
Ford Touring $348—First Payment Down—$96.78 , ~
You Can Afford a Ford! ' .
ORDER YOUR TOURING CAR NOW
AND RIDE DECORATION DAY! ‘
You owe it to yourself to have a. Ford This Summer.
AGNES AYRES..- .
Supported By Conrad Nagel and Other "Stan “lit-
“THE ORDEAL”
Special ' 'M onday Cemedy
7 ‘ WEDNESDAY"
Another Palace Mid- Week Double Feature Bill! ‘ .
Gloria Swanson, Wallace Reid, Jam-om
In a Celebrated All Star screen Pia! ‘ .
“DON’T TELL EVERYTHING”
—8PECIAL—-— '
An Added Attraction
Baby Marie Osborne In “Sunshine and Shad0ws”
Thursday and Friday With Vaudeville—Jack Holt 1K
“The Call of the No
All Kinds «sea-Food
Home Made Pastry to
7 Take Home
Nothing But Satisfaeto ,
Food Is Served
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ARTIIILERYEIEN MARCH '.l Darien and Noroton and Stamford vis— l
- ‘ . THROUGH CITY ited the camp and were greatly sinus-I
ied with the interesting stories told by '
lthe khakl clad men with reference to
l their spring hike. The men were issuedl
and supply train: Captain William passes while in town and enjoyed
Quarterman and Lieut. E A. Byxbee, baseball games and other activities
in command or A Battery: Captain I. which were in line.
Luke and Lieut. A. C. Donovan in The division this morning came
command of B. Battery; Lieut. Philip down Flax Hill road. and then:
'1‘ Quinn. 0- battery; Capt. Jarman. through Taylor avenue over to the
medical officer and Lieut. Lewis. vet-‘ pike and back along Fairneiduvenuel
crinaflan. down through Washingtonnstreet along
The battalion was met this morning up North Main street to West avenue'
in Darien by Officer Ernest L. Grout. land so on up towards Bridgeport. The
who escorted the men to the Post road ' passage of the Division through the
and regulated traffic at the intersec~Icity attracted much attention. Many
tion of Old King's highway and the l of the men visited Norwalk on Sstur—‘
Post road while they passed by. The day night and yesterday.
men are going to Camp Devons for
summer training and in the fall they
will go to Fort Ethan Allen. As
Camp Dix which is situated in
\Vr‘ightstown. N. J. is being demobil-
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Exterminator
Sure Death
to Roaches, W a t e r
Bugsand Bedbugs .
Bounty in the South.
In the South the crape myrtle bo-
comes a small tree and rams a bril-
liant bronze almost or quite red, sun
the American Forestry Magazine. 1: .,
is much grown for its summer and > 7
early fall flowers, but it also has value .
tor the color of its ripening foliage on The Cllfford
Pharmacy , "
the approach or cold weather.
2 60 South Main St.
l South Kin-walk. Gonn.
lzed the men are being moved to Camp
Devons. The battalion left Camp Dix
on May 8 and expect to arrive in Camp
Devons on May 27th. ‘
\Vhile in Noroton over the week-end
thousands of residcn‘t’s of
Norwalk.
Bicycles V' ‘
The Victory Is a Won-
derfulMachinefor$3850
‘l”“”‘ -MRM
SPORTING GOODS OF ALL
ms
I-“
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Just How You May Be
Especially Interested in 33.80-
ball Goods.
A. W. Hodge
MusicfiallBlock.
- fiouthlsinSt.
$5.00
Buys Any Sport Oxford
or Pump Regardless of
Former Prices.
Shoe Store *
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all are calling to YOU.
Let’s Go.
Let’s Go in a Ford!
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nun]... mm “38m“... h, ~ _. ,._ outthemiles betweenyou. 1 D t .1 F]. t, I ._ -.
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U so Uncle Sam says, is fresh air. He Our extensive variety of l u ee 1 cox In no.
4“}ull‘1'io' of 1m following en-II-ecommends that you sleep in well- styles and grades “"1”” OLD CARS
4 . ut' InsInI lilt'ulli’l‘)’ is :I.uth- ventilated rooms. that are carefully spirea wise selection. Operating 30 Ford Stores ~
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“In: .of‘ 'Iioipresitleuce: WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS, range from twenty-live ‘ ' 52 North Mam St., south Norwalk. I ' Bndzepofl AU") [$31
,2]; \ I?“ ( “35°" G" L9“? that give lasting satisfalction. Gem's UPWN'dS- i « - . > ' -: h! c.‘ _
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p? 1‘ ”I; Rim 'flnd Sowidm am but get our estimates and The Hamilton Shop : Remember The lowest first cost the lowest upkeep 3 Between 03k» and Cantor a“
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