1L'rnwfihhv 1171.? 26. 1922. '
lam: THEATRES
Rl-lfll'. ‘ TODAY.
M 5. Hull nmi Lila lm- Appcnr in
r,.l.;1mumt‘s Ali-Star Produc-
lmn Hf Lifc llvliimt tho Sccnrs,
”Aftcr “11' Show."
~1“(‘¢'.\‘.\‘ scrim-11 by Lila Lee in
a n1 'v Millv's superb production
'Vllviwili‘lllif't' .‘vifllilil‘SS," is apt to be
1-11- .1 by her artistic imperson—
u;' .1 (horns girl in Mr. Iio Miilc's
». 4: production. "After tho Show,"
”ml. is St'hi‘unil‘d to he shown at the
1 an m llwmrv today. tomorrow and
day. I
r‘n lumixiic wns‘ono scone in "Aft-
MW Show." whm'oin Chm-iv: Ogle,
flu nil stage cloorkccpi r. slashes
1w VVviet nith a broken champagne
‘-..1 till-n in rl-nwakcn the dormant love
Elli!» chorus: girl. whom he has
lhut littil- ’l.ii;'1 [.90. who
i'imrils girl role“ was painful-
'wl \V'lwu tin" incl-clout was on-
‘111'4- tiw camcl'n, The picture.
is an adaptation of a story ivy
\\‘r~?111:111. Jack Holt. Miss LP“
Wart-ls (H.310 are tho l‘raturmi
:411-,l_ lit'flli‘fl practically all-
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“1'. am] “1'9. Parlor Dullau-n Star in
"Tim (-‘irl in tho Taxi" (in: (ii-cat-
4'-l (‘nml'dy Nlli't't‘au‘ l'rmim't‘d
Sim'c “Twin "Nix."
i-rlwnilscs lo 110 one of the host
yot prorlucml will hc
l“;1l:1('(- tln'ntrc tnillly. It’
\lr. and Mn ('nricr Dc-
;mu-lin'tion. "’i‘lir; ( iz'l in the
1 I‘usl National “inaction.
~::l'\\‘.‘$ in tho “’fikt‘ of tho
‘ p 55.10119 farm: ('Omt'liy. “Twin
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of tho story
Slmvart and Mignon
. 711, M.“ ii rospcrtivoly 113' Mr,
M ‘w" ('ili‘ll'l‘ iwllnvl'n. lf'l'tic's
- '1..va to c-min'oii promo in embar-
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that lw
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wit ol‘ tlir- lunx ho struts: his
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liiulw in :1 tuxinah iiii'ui by
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for :
iatrs‘t ‘
cartoon
A 31'! .~‘ V.
‘ in w
Illa. Lee and Jack Holt m a. scenzfmmue Paramount Picmre
(After the Show ’- -A vulmm deMille 93mm». '
mamaxr BEGINNING TODjlY
One Way to Sc: Ghosts.
An eminent lint-sticator has reported
-BOYile interesting olm-rvations on a new
visual phenomenon which he suggests.
may have some “mm-Minn \Vith the
lsubjecthc- prodin lion of images ghosts.
lwruiths, telc'pz' tllic visions and so forth,
lin certain conditions (if the mind and
:body. The phenomenon he describes
finny be witnessed by fixing the eyes.
lor preferably one eye. the other being
icioscd, steadily on a distant electric
iliglit, or a very brilliant star. all other
'llghts bein" carefully scrccncd 00':
After a wihl e the “11:0th light will
,ilegln to exhibit curious movements,
the origin of which. it is thought, is in
"the cerebral conic:- t‘or vision.
Origin of ; Marnage Trousseau.
One of ,the earliest evidonces or out- 3
fitting for the wedding is found in
Genesis in the story of Abraham‘s
servant Ellezer bringing handsome
jewels to Rchcécn as a seal to the
marriage compact. A trace of the cus ,
tom may be found among the early
Eskimos. where the bridegroom must
Supply his bride with all the clothes
uni-ossary for the “'ionm'moon." In!
Romania, clothes nnd shoes are a very :
important part of the gifts to tha‘
bride. Large-1y from the customs prac—
tit-Pl! in this tailor country. but also
from Italy, Sweden, and Greece. the:
idl'll of 1119 marriage trousscau sprang. i
MRS. DE WOLFE HOPPER AND HER LITTLE SON, BILLIE.
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The film wife of the famous comedian has just started suit for
divorce on the grounds of infidelity. The little boy is seven years old.
Mrs. Hopper has appeared as a screen actress and recently was play-
ing in “Six Cylinder Love." Mr. Hopper has been divorced three times
already. l
o l
_ Soil andfivater 0f New.
England, the Cause of Widespread
- ‘0 o ‘ I o
Scaruty of talcum: 111
i
,V. j - 1r - a . i
calcium Undernourishment 2
The city waters of thirty towns and cities throughout Now England.
analysed by the Industrial Testing Laboratory. 401") \fo‘bt 231d So out New
York City, have been proven in every cage to he very soft .4215! «exixemely
‘ m llilliv'i‘al salt especially calcium. 'l‘he Warrrs rangu from 14:11 at a
gram oi calcsum per gallon in Concord. N. 17., 1-31'd grain in Fall River.»
Miles” to slightly less than 1 grain in Lawrence and 1 1-4 grains in Holyokc.
.IIEIill;li >-i'.¢1\\' of Hi? Fill?-
Wil ! 11ml Hui) will lw ill‘iti
‘;i‘11lillllh ul’ lilc (lx liliifl'c
1112’ llull. Xm'ntnli. (‘nilllu (7111'
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lil'liltlll l'alholil-
Hi. Lilltc‘s Ellison—
linlric-x' (low All-
"’ ““"J. i'.‘ 11* 1'1 blanks mm
in maxi llum Mr. i'l'.Il.Ik l.
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.» .lwvm L’llt), l-lfll lli'uml—
' .‘ ~11: York, N. Y.
m l“ 4-. hernia-n-
' lziinm'al
113.1.th the calcium in the system and get rid of ills
Mass. ‘ None of them can furnish evcn Lilith of the amt-11111 necessary for
our daily I‘Pqiill‘l‘liloll‘z (which is about. 7 12 grains according to H. C. Sizer-
mzm. Pres. 71" Columbia University).
This great deficiency of calcium in Now England City waters, is a
lilrnaco to the population. it is paltly due to the pre Hm": of salt water
for industrial purposes and partly to tho gradua exhaustion of lime in
Nr-w England soil. We need not onii calcium f01 our Ernes and teeth but
for our blood and mains uni iox cv'eiy organ and all tis sues. A lack of
calcium brings on seriouzi disorders and ailments of nerves and blood, p03:
bones and tooth 15nd poor gicwlh and deVeiopmen. of the young. '
Our principz'i foods, nicat, polatoos. inead and sugar do no-
onnnxh calcium for life and heallll. Vi 1th d': ulzing water all so in
salt. calcium starvation is the result.
using BIO CALCIUM FOOD SUPPLEMENT you will gradually rc-
mnd ailments of many
their cause. Naomi
supplv
:‘an this
By
full: 2h: 1t 50:. 1114' now sufferinrz li'o...V
health will again make its appgarance.
it is natum 3 food easy to take and always benef: o; 'ai even to the tender
infant Get it today for 3' ur lieaith's sake. '
Scientific liter'atule and 40 days supply $1. 00.
(lot, it today. For sale in S uth Norwaik by Ha :0 d A Mead. No. Main St.
without REG“ Eng
' Ale}. 1: n wiria
in a Paramount Super Spe-
clal Production Directed
: An Appéaling, Emma,
and Highiv Patio is Story
of szage Rifle—21‘} ose Who
Make the Stage and Thosé
Who Prey on It.
'A FEATU'REiVOU CAN’T
GO WRONG 0N ‘
Comedy—Sceninewé
SATU RDAY
Another Special Double Pea.
ture Bl“
POLA NEGRI in
“The Last Payment”
PETE MORRISON in
..“Dangerous Love”
Lloyd Comedy
Movie Chats
Ewrgns FROM DANCE. CAIIGHT.
SYRACI‘SE. N. 1'.. July 26.—,—»1\liss
Leta Nelson. 16. and W'illiam May, 20.
both socially prominent in 'I’hiladei-
phia. cloped 'from 8- liancerat the
Thousand Islands Yacht Club, near
liav yesterda.v '1‘ hey
V'Olll' intc rovptvd at Monlual at dawn
by lmnk Konrn. amuse} for the Cu-
Radian Pool. 10 Raiiwav Am] Mrs.
lir’zu‘it as they were on thrir way to he
nigg-x'ipaL Mr. and Mrs. Kearn per-
suaded them to daisy the event, at
least until after the arrival of the
girl's mother, Mrs. Henry G. Pearce.
Books That Fired Fancy of D'ckens.
Though the years (182123) \Vhich
Dickens spent at, the house on the
brook, Chathiim, now for sale, were
a. time of acute. financial embarrass-
ment for his parents, they were not
without pleasant memories for the lad
himself, for it was there. in :1 lumber
room adjoining his bedroom, that he
dlscmcred a number of books. in-
cluding "Robinson €11.ch " the “Ara-
bian Alums." “Tales of the Genii"
and (he works of Sm'ollutt and Field-
Lug... “'th W lid
turned the third}, authorshp
here, too he found a helpful friend
in his schoolmaster, a -Mr. Giles. Sun
of theniinlster of g; Baptist chapel
next door to the hod‘se on the hl‘cmk,
who seems to have encouraged lilo
hoy in the exercise of his genius and
who. when his famousrpupii was pub;
fishing “Pickwick" sent him a ‘silvcr
anil‘fhox \iitli on admiring iiiS'.‘"'JiiUfl
'" Theatre:
Direction David Estereou
Cyrus W. Gray. In, Mgr-”
TODAY ON LY '
Haven
Tne' Most Notable 'of the
Screen’s Lig't Comedy Stars in
a Mirthful Vehicle of Enter-r
talnmént— '
“THE GIRL IN THE
77 TAXI”
.—_i
V =. Coniédy and flows
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
The Big Rivoli' Hit
of This Week ! ‘
Opened at the Noted Broadway
Theatre Sunday and Already
Acclaimed by Critics to 'Be- a
Screen Masterpiece— .
“BORDERLAND”
With a Cast Including—
Agnes Ayres, Milton, Sills
and 3. Score of Other Dis-
tinguished Paramount
Players
:-
SAT U RDAY
DORIS MAY
-—,. IN —-
“GAY 3.. DEVILISH”
UNIVERSAL STARS
-m—
, “STEP on; ‘IT”
Wanted Hi: Reward.
Sonic time ago a bottle with its pa-
per was dropped in the Indian ocean
and picked up in the Red sen off the
coast of British Somaliiand by a Mo-
hammedan named Mohamed Mustnphn,
who believed the paper of mystic or
intrinsic value. Being unable to read
its message in any of the Several iun~
gunges in which it was displayed. be
mounted his camel and rode miles
across the desert to thencarest British
agent; After endeavoring to explain
the nature of the find, the agent- filled
out the blank “113.1“th findcr's name
and forwarded to the Navy depart-
ment in __\\'ashlngton. The native do-
partcd still convinced that some great
later rushed into the same office, again
demanding further elucidation on a
21mm acquired paper. In his imp" he
“mod n larva pilot‘ 5 chart 07 1‘15 11:»
tixe waters and :1 letter from‘ {he hr-
dl'ugi'aphcr thanking: him for his serv-
ice. The chart. he insisted. was
draft on the American. government;
lls size. he believed. indicated a large
sum of money. and he (icinz'indcd iii-
dignantly to know why the local bani»:
would not cash it for him.
to the “Inimitable Boy."
——Advertlsement.
With the Ra
tycf service, if otherwise
senior employes retained.
A strike was ordered
no connection with any
remalred loyalty at work
labor beard decision.
der
est sort.
in addition to these t
the understanding that if
retained in their present
needs and the comfort of
ask the ra: ',lroads as well
is concerned through th
thousands of loyal men.
RAILROAD
'W’hat Is This Question of
“SENHOERITY” ‘ '
That Is Being Disrussed in Connection ,.
- All employees on railroads are accorded Seniori-
the senior empioyes are entitled to choice of work
and when it becomes necessary, temporariiy, to re-
duce forces that the junior'men are released and the . '
in complianCe with the order, quit their jobs and
left the railroad service and many did not leave, but . I,
accepting the government 3'
1 ”here are thnusands of such men, who must 110-
the ru- es of fair dealing, as well as the rules
of seniority, be protected and supported.
charge these men would be ingratitu’de of the gross—
service, otHer thousands who wanted to work have
been employed in good faith“
in a great many cases left other employment with
These men—those who remained and those who
enlisted— have kept the trains in operation and the 5
To now ask the railroads to set these loyal men
as: 'de and rep; ce them with the men who left is to
States Railroad Labor Boa. ",d to be disloyal
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFClRD
k .
iiroad Strike.
competent this means that ,
by union officers who have
railroad, many employes, .
To d is.
housands who remained in
The new emploves
compefcnt they Would be
position.
the people supplied.
as the government, which
e action of the United
.0 those
COMPANY.
Mr. and Mrs- Carter de
1
' SO. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
' 5'. 4S, 6: 07x. 72232:, 8:13, 9: 10x, 11: 18:,
- SOUTH .VORWALK TO DANBURY
rev ard “as his and about two months. .
50.155an TO NEW YORK
5: 56, 5:14. »'
' P. Mfr-12: 113. 12: 23, 1: 22!. 2: 22x,
_ 11; 61.
111:45x (S).
N.Y.,N 11.453.113.00.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 1143:, 1022.
(Emstorn Standard Time.)
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6:65x. .z716x. 7:19, 8:04, 8:36. 9.41x,
10: 21:. 11:23.
3: 45x, 4: 44, 5: 22, 5: 28:, 6: 56x. 6: 21:,
6: 33x, 9: 05x,- 11: 431:.
Sunday 7 .
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P. M.—-12: 11x. 1: 46x, 2:14x, :: 46x,
4. 44. 5. 56:, 6: 05: 6:12, 7: 02:, 7: 98,
9: 051:. 9: 40, 11: 37x.
Daily
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11: 08.
P. ISL—12:20, 2:311, 8:21, 4:21,
5:23 6:07. 8:13, 11:18x. 11:26x,
1.2: 08x. ' .
1' . Sunday. _. ' . -.
A. ELL—6:43, 8:02, 9:19, 10:10x,
11: 08.
P. M.—-_-1:07x. 2:31‘x. :- '42:, 6822:,
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Daily
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P.
3:30, 4:27 (EX. S),
A. M.-——8:"S, 9:29.
P. Iii—1:15, 6:20.
5:26.
SEW~ YGRK T0 SO. NORWALK
, Daily
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8:15x. 8: 24x, 9: 06,
10; 00x, 11: 03,
A. M. WOOSTm
Formerly Examiners 8. 8.7
PAM
Wooster and Ba
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Bend magnum on
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momma? 11331on
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{gone Km SE.
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From the
ofOurOpei 7~ "
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P. M.—-—12: 06 12: 15 (S). 12: 35 (S),
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9: 03x, 10: 00x, 11: 10.
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4:25:15. 5: 00x, 6: 003:, 7: 00x, 8: MN.
9:00x, 10:10x, 10:15x, 11:00x.
NEW HAVEN "To so. NORWALK
, Daily
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8: 45, 10: 00, 11: 19x. 11: 54
P. iii—12:02; 2: 53x, 3: 22, 4: 22:.
5: 051:, 8: 15x, 10; 411:.
Sunday.
A. M's—3:25); 6:54, 7:31x. 8:45x,
10:00, 11:19x.
P. B[.—12:57x. 1:25x, 2:53x, 3:32,
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DANBUBY TO SOUTH NORWALK
Daily
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P. M.:—-2 24, 5:.41
Sunday.
A. 11—650, 11:05.
P. BI.‘.5:08, 6:18.
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Stronger in medicinal properties
it is greater in proph' 'lactic bene-
a?
tits. Free from grit and cleverly
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H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 N. Main St., South Norwalk, Conn.
GUARANTEE TR TNK
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Nor: introducing a full line of
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At Most Reasonable Priors.
5:? No. Main St.
5
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NORWAL. :
, SOUTH
LUNCH 5;
South Norwaik. ,
. 39-41 So. Main Street”;
Sure ME . .
to Roaches, W a te
Bugs and Bed bug's ;
DOROTHY DARNIT
i REMEM BER CHILDREN
HORSE srwse 4'5 A,
NEEDED TALENT ALL
THRcUGH LtFE
A .
DOROTHY 4 WINth VOU
'ro wni'rE' A seN'rsucs on)
THE BLACKBOARD AND
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