mm. JULY‘31. 1922. ' “
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Ann.
mp. the
annulocks and the
. I lonl through the
lil'klllg flowers and
Raggedy Andy,
.lI-
It...
.\l|r..
" l0 tree
t'I'I
this morning."
' ruining is made for happiness,
Bear.
most
then we. can
Mammal
for the
life.
l'. .qu Il\ Ann." said
“And We just look
xvi-unsunt things in
x.-..I L,“ IIIHIind happiness in mostly fast as he could run, and right be- One of the Most Sensation Photcdramatic Efforts of t e Season—A
( $.10" “x I “11' my. I kc “k hind him ”in DAddY 1303' with his Picture That Has Been Acclaimed a Tremendous ecegs l
I‘- .. -1. .5. ...I 4.15.”; Tum: q. slick- "I“ ““1031 3°“ ‘0 5h?“ the Everywhere It Has Been Shown.
‘;.,..“.:...‘.:.";1.".11...... .3. IIII-III' W’ "'"1' if“ .i‘°°“".‘.‘.‘; '
. .. . 1- ,r' 3, u - - car. .
1 '.': i~ and unless someone comes Cxeuturcsl' cnfi’lhtpa :tralslit upon - ' ' PAT“ w
,0... H... mm. m. ,.,.,,_ hm.— .......I.ng no up TWO REEL COMEDY NE 8
,.,,. I“- :1‘1vl who tries to make the Mfrgxl'ugl‘qn h'ld dropped his Bang _
\I,I. I.) ('1,“tnl~‘.s unhappy hv llnl'lll‘np,‘ I I
I' ., ,., ,. . . ,v n, ‘. gun and run around the clearing,
‘ f; ,-‘.‘... ‘.‘,,'.”, ","F‘. Put”: {II-III!“ I 10...“... behind him. And WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
l‘("“”,m. '0 I H ‘0'”. DH“) Leaniuul :Is he did not see anyone. or think |’ - -
i - h . ' .Ixcept Daddy Bear, the man ‘
.\.. II .. 's. while our friends and the ‘lm on'e ‘ , .
I' re.» III-.I-Is sat beside the wonderl‘1xl.‘.1m right h“ Momma. Bear. And. _
Mal-r. Iklllllg the cream puffs and ”m‘JIIstas he passed I‘lfer Mnmmla Bear 7,
' -' II-u n. and tlu- conkiI-s nml thclgf".‘, n“: "mg.“ cu upon "fie car In a Special Comedy Drama Feature That Surpasses Anythmg He
.9). dunghmns q . . “huh sent Im tumbling 0\cr.and f ' 8 mm
.omtthing happened . . , , Has Thus Far Done or tae c -
«9.; H i, “Mm, their happiness gum] mm upon tne ground. [he Daddy
5.”; ‘ ‘ ‘ :Iur stood oyer the man and said, . . . ’,
‘liv -.;,: ”mag" “Are you ever going to shoot that. “ I d1 ‘ :ltlz
-7 __ Hung; gun in the woods again?" And ur ea 11 en
l-‘uzzywump‘s Pup-
lung; seems to be mule for
smd Eng-
”My“ y j
the silent, or were flying about uttering
Watch;
sharp cries of “Watch out!
.three out!"
pleasant!
enjoying'
.Inc of the birds as they flew
Daddy Bear had been gone only a.
moment when “Bang! Bang!" went
the gun again. '
"Oh dear!" cried Momma Bear.
“I must see if he hurt Daddy Bear!"
and she ran through the ferns follow-
ed by RuggedyIAnn, Raggedy Andy,
the Fuzzywump the Puppydog.
dielocks and the Baby Bear. ‘
“'hen they all came out upon the
’Olllt‘l‘ side they saw a. man running as
'tllc x‘nnn said. “No Sir! Good Mister.
KindI‘AIistI-r Bear! I shall never shoot
anything again!"
"All right!" Daddy Bear said. "It
you promise truly, I shall not hit you
with my stick!"
"I hont'stly promise!" the man said.
“Then." said Daddy Bear. “Come
our lunch!”
And as they again sat down and ate
the lovely things Mamma Bear had
packed in the basket, the birds began
singing again and the little woodland
creatures came out of their
plums and laughed and
:Iguin.
“There!
Hear. "how
liI‘ (‘I‘I'lelllfl‘b‘ :II‘e living; hen-
in the wonderful woods?"
“Indeed I do!" the man said.
I want to thunk you, Mister III-:Ir,
teaching me the lesson!"
You see.” so III
"II’~ :I IIIIIIIII “ill: a gun!"
'l" llll’llll’ with n gun!" cried
‘I:\ l‘-.II' his I'mw- wearing the
. .Il l.‘. ..,;I'Il_\ .\IIII lIIIIl set-II it
I.- 2mm“. lliI'Ill‘ poison is spoiling
.. - I «Ionlrwr-‘s happiness, I'll
-.. p! H I'IIII'rlI tin
SIIllll'l ol' the “Dung!
'II is
i II" I'llrlllll'ni III'II'IIIII
\\'I'l‘(‘ “17'.
“inch hml l-II-n singind
pin-In I! Izp :1 nice large
lull fr-Ins
(v
V
crcum puffs to the man, ‘ l-‘ (‘I 3011 wil
find that if
you will
IIII'I'll their Tove
happines In your life."
to the tall l.:II‘3'
slIIII'
llmlIly llI-zII's recipe for happiness.
(I‘opyrighl 11132 by Johnny Grueele,
All rights reserved.)
Gol-r
with us and we will give you some of
Regent T eatre
David Est-room M0“,
l
TODAY AND TOMORROW
A Girl's Great Adventure Between Dawn and Dawn '5 D‘PiCtEd Amaz-
lngly in Robert 2. Leonard's Presentation of
; Mae Murray‘
In a V.vid Romance of Young B' and and Old Spain
“FASCINATION”
To Those Who Were Made Happy by “Bachelor Daddy" This Win
Bring New Kinds of Joy.
FRIDAY
Robertson-Cole Presents the \Norld's Most Beautiful Woman
IVY DUKE
_IN._
hiding
chuficred
Daddy
happy all the pretty lit-
together
“And
for
“I'm glad that you have learned!"
laughed llmlvh l’ car as he p: used the
you treat others kindly,
nnd confl-
Ilcnce in return and that means added
And Raggedy
Ann and Raggedy Andy looked up in-
trees and their little
luItIotI e3 es twinklrd happily at'
“The B'
Igamist”
J
AT THE THEATRES
FASCINATION.
l
math: LlIort “ill be l‘rINI‘nII'Il
at the ltcmnt 'l‘htatre Today
l
i and Tomorrow.
Irwin shown
1\‘I:1é.- Murray his 1 ..
nuuulv-
Itlnllllllli.
possibilities of th (-
.mmmg and highly IlIumuth brand of
'pIctUIe play. In her Metro release,
\‘ llfllld ‘\.\ 'l'l)
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I I : IIIIII .lm'u. son of the Amer-
«I .~.III.-II- III-re. who was kid-
,, l. \".41I'l‘Il.'I}.',lly l-nndits and
. $L'II,IIIIII ransom escaped
his captors curly today after {I
In. which he was wounded, ac~
- I, z :o the chief of police here.
M‘IIII snid he believed he had
.Il'ts surrounded.
HI:
.III
.IIIIIIIIIl show 0f the Fair-
“Ii liruIIIIl (‘lulI will be held
. Illt‘ grounds oi the 0\ IIiIlge
] Hun ( llll) \'nroton, (‘oIIn., on
i ....lmI Dal). Sept. 4,. “’32, the
' III'III‘r‘I als to be given to the
l "'Ill l’rusbyleriun Church,
‘ 1' John's llonum Catholic
I 3,. II and St. Luke’s Episco-
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lfl'_"_’. Entry blanks may
4 inches tall:
close shaved.
JOP
lt'l't 4 inches
LAND OF RODIANCI'I.
tl‘(utre
NI'w II‘i~!.II O'Hara Play at Regent tum oxen more \itul and \ixil th 1n
Next “'I'I‘k. h. r previous ‘.. who 5(rcei. sue." 55.
“D- "I’IrIccck Alley.“ ~
"Land 0' Romance." the new laugh “Fluctuation," written by l‘.lll‘:!|ll‘.Il
'II'IIIIkinI; I‘Olill‘Ily'DlUS .‘if‘\t‘l‘i'.l new . - -
‘sonu's. will .II.:.-IiII introduce the ever which :1 30mm: Si,“njj.])-.\I‘.‘.I‘rl"2lll my}
‘lIIIIIfiillL‘,’ l:'.~=h actor-s11 ngr. l-‘iskc 0-‘¥‘°‘““““" “1“ ‘ ‘ m h mm's {m-
II'II:.r:‘I. at the Regent ItlIFHlFC‘ on Pil‘dU'II iny :1 handsome young toiea—
\\'I~IEIII-sal:I3' evening only. August 9.
thor of “ l .und 0'
h: Is pIO\II.IIl him
play (1.; those in the pnsl.
welcome surprise will be. the
of Miss l'nt Clary. in the
role to the slur. She will play :1 saucy,
l‘lullllnt little waif of the
whose loyalty to the young: painter.
pluvcd by Mr. O'Hara, brings its own
happy reward at the final curtain.
Mr. ()‘llnru wil be :Is generous as
or old with his vocal selections,
arm-m: them being "Land 0' [too
Inmtcc ;" "l-‘ather, O'II‘lynnj”
nr :I l‘-cy" and “Thank God for a
Garden." There are three acts and a
sprciul attention has been
lm: II costumn s and scenery. A special
ILUL'IIII'Ilted mchestm is carried.
Seats will be placed on sale Satur-
Iiily Argus! 5th.
lomance"
with as clever
Bird's Clever Ruse.
All creatures, Including man, know
and avoid snak , so the great-crest
not only takes a snake skin into the
nesting hole, but usually takes care
to leave a little of the end protruding.
It Is a very definite warning to nest
disturbers. It Is a bold small boy
'I who will put his hand and arm Into a
hole "from which a snake skin pro-
trudes. I doubt It a chipmunk or n
Jay would enter a hole under such
conditions, and I like to fancy that
[the great-crests reasoned It all out
‘ages ago and wisely established the
custom which has since existed. Great-
crested flycatchers are useful and most
Interesting birds.
Alias Anna Nichols, who has written
runny plays for Mr. O'Hara. is the :III-
Imd she
:1
Another
return
opposite
streets
“Broth ‘
paid to,
Z. Leonard, which will be shown to-
Il Iy and tomorrow at the Regent
( the famous star has :1 pic-
Goulding, concerns the .'|'l\'t'llllll‘IS
ads to m III3 tlIIil-
'llIe stor3 :11des
of the, best parts
for tensriy emo—
'l‘lIe production
throughout is :Irlisiic, elaborate. and
has many gorgeous Settings. It is :1
Tiffany production. relI .Iscd by Metro.
In the non-Jute cast in support of
Miss Murray :Irc lelcn “Hire. (Weigh-
ton Hale, V'inccnt Coleman, Courtenay
lI‘ccte and Robert l‘rurer.
dor. ller plight l
ling complications.
Miss Murray one
she has ever had
flown acting.
CARINGAN.
.M
Rohcrt “2 (‘lIame'rs‘ Greatest Novel.
with the Anion-icon Revolution for
It's Background. In Magnificent
Thrilling Historical Epic. to
be Shown at the Palace
‘ Theatnc Today and
' Tomorrow.
l
Picturized from Robert IV. Cham-
b(' rs great historical nm 0!. "Cardinal"
the featured picture :It the Palace
theatre for today and tomorrow is
the first big American historical dra-
ma of the screen. In the story is
woven a dramatic depiction of the
everts which led to and precipitated
our Revolutionary \Var. the romance}
on’ a 3c—IIth and :1 maid who wxe
drawn by chance into this momen-
tous struggle: and in the telling.
shows the great Dairiots who defied a .
to lay the founda-
tion or a world power. Patrick Henry
is seen uttering his famous- speech;
John Hancock is; shown in his efforts
of inspiring the patriots to strike. for
freedom; Paul inevere‘s ride—nbthirc
more thrilling has ever been shown——
and then the patriots firing the shot
1 owerl‘ul Em pire
Mac Hurray s LutI- st and l' iue~t Dra-
the
TIME TABLE
N.'Y., N. n. & H. R. R. CO.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 11th, 1922.
(Eastern Standard Tints. )
SO. NOR‘YALK TO AEW YORK
Daily
A. M'.—4:48x,' 5:08, 6:56. 6.14,
6:55x. 7:16x, 7:19. 8:04, 8:36, 9: 41x;
10:21:: 11:23.
P. M.—-—12:11x, 12:28. 12221:. 2:22;!
8:46x, 4:44. 5:22, 5:283. 5:56; 6:21x.l
6:33x,-9:06x. 11:43x.
Sundn'
A. M.-—4:48x, 7:69.“
11:01.
P. M.—-—12:11x. 1:46x. 2:14x, 8:46
4:44, 5:563, 6:05: 6:12. 7:02x. 7:
9:!I5x 9: 40, 11: 37x.
SO. NOR\VALK TO NEW HAVEN"
Daily
A. M.-—5:02, 6:15, 8:02. 9:20x, 9:52.
2:21; 9:41
11:08.
P. M.—12:20. 2:31x, 8:21, 4:21.;
5:23 6:07, 8:13. 11:18:. 11:26x.l
12:08x.
m Sunday.
A. M.——8:43. 8:02, 9:19, 10:10:,
11:08.
P. M.——1:07x, 2:811. 8:42x. 5.82:,
5:48, 6:07x, 7:23x, 8:13, 9:10x, 11:18x,
11:26:, 12.08x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
Daily
A. M.—4: 54. 8:08.
P. lit-12 25. 12: 54 (S). 1:45 (S).
3:80, 4:27 (Ex. S). 5: 26.
A. M.-8: 25, 9: 29.
P. 11.—1:15, 6:29.
NEW YORK TO 80.
Daily
.A.M.—-2:30. 8:15. 4: 80, 6: 48, 7: 00x,I
8:15x, 8: 24x, 9. 06. 10: 00:, 11: 03,;
11:45): (S).
P. M.——-12:06, 12:16 (8). 12:35 (S).
.I:i;:hily visit to each bed.
take
Muse—but one bottle can be used
on all the beds.
Nonwm'bfitlt. ot Sweet Dreams will keep all
mtsqu. ‘toees off all
nu'ht
i try Sweet Dreams.
Palace T
Direction Davld‘ Esterson—Cyrua W. Grey, .Ir., "moor
eatre
From the Pen of the
a Course of Preps
One of the Larg
._... ......._ -_.. H5... .. .me.w -u... .4 m...—
in the Swift Moving
TODAY’ AND TOMORROW
Tl}: First Gl'eat American Historical Drama!
“CARDIGAN”
Celebrated Writer Robert W. Chambers Through
ration for the Screen by a St aft of Expert: of
est Producers Until He Finally Presents That
SMASHING BIG PHOTOPLAY SENSATION
Presenting Falthfuliy and Accurately the All Important Details of
Early American History with a Charming Romance Entwined
Action.
-0
TWO REEL OOMEDY -
PATHS NEWS
WEDNESDAY
Robert Z. Leonard Presents
MAE MURRAY
In the Story of What Happened to Delores DeLisa—A Girl Who Dared
to Display Her Beauty In the Most Dangerous Resort in Madrid
“F ascmatlon’ ’
TH U RSDAY,
I.
my Duke in “The 'Bigamist”
FRIDAY
THOMAS MEIGHAN
_m_.
“Our Leading
’REGENT
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Wednesday, Aug. 9, 8:15 1
THE ACTOR ‘ SIRGER
IN A NEW PLAY WITH SONGS
éiIlNoe-O‘POMANCE
Citizen”
Oneni'al Cream;
RHYS NORTH
Phone Nos-walk 25a. ‘
Washington“ .
So. Nor-walk Trust 06. ”63.,
From the Day
of OurOpe'
We have been greatly adm-
tised by W. , 4
Quality Speak! for M,
Quick Service.
Sanitary and altimeter: IiI _.
is served. We specialize _
steaks, chops and 3951006.th
only place in townlikc .....
Also pastry is served hm an!
own bakery chop. '
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Troupin’s
Exterminator. :
SEATS ON SALE
Sure Deatli
10 A. 91., Saturday, Aug. 5
I .I‘IMHIY Sl’l. 1T9
BOTTLE SIX “ AY S.
One Bottle of Sweet Dreams Mosquito
Remedy Makes Nightly Rounds.
I.‘ takes exactly six beds to accom—
n-odntc the. children of. a couple who
tank the advice of our late Colonel.
One bottle of Sweet Dreams makes its
fits.
Frcm this we learn that it doesn‘t.
a bottle for each bed in your
Just pass it on.
’l‘lis feature makes restful slecp'
came awfully cheap Remember: One
your beds all
\‘v'hcn mosmxitoes are troublesome.
Better Tooth
Stranger in medicinal
it is greater in prophylactic bene-
Free from grit and cleverly
flavored. Ask torour special tooth
paste—You will like it.
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 N. Main St" south Norwalk, Conn. .
_ Paste
properties
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1:20x, 1:50, 2:30x. 2:54. 2:13 (Ex. 8).;
3:28, 4:10x. 4:35, 6:00x, 6:03, 7:00;,
10:10:, 10:15x, 11:00:.
Sunday.
A; M.--5:00. 6:48X. 8:00, 8:21;.
'9208x. 10:00:, 11:10. i
P. M.—12:03x 1:203, 2:361, 4:02.~
4: 25x. 5. 00x, 6: 00:. 7: 00:, 8: 00;:
9: 00x. 10:10x, 10: 15x.~ 11: 00x.
NE‘V HAVEN TO SO. NORWALKI
Dally
A.M.,—3:25 4:.47 6:47, 7::09,725‘
8: 45, 10: 00 11: 19x. 11: 64. i
P. M.——12:52x, 2: 63!. 8' 22. 4: 228.
5:05x, 8: 151:, 10: 41:. i
Sunday. ,
A. M.—-3:25x, 6:54, 7:81x, 8:46i. '
10:00, 11:19x. 9
P. M.-—-12:57x. 1: 252. 2:58x. 8: 82.
6: 05x. 6. 07x, 8: 15X. 8: 84,10:41x, .1
DANBU‘RY TO SOUTH NOR‘VALK‘
A. M.-—4:58, 6. 91?9: 84x, 11:10.
P. M. -—2: 24. 5' 41.
Sunday.
.4
COMING
Sensational Shoe
Max Levy’s
[Shoe Store
31 So. Main St.
' A Clearance Sale of All
' Summer Footwear.
Come 339 Our Window Display
Bargains
_—— At _
So. Norwalk
to RoachcmWa tel'
Bugs and Bedbng's
The Cliffdrd
Pharmacy , '
autumn.
mama-n. 5
Ice, Charcoj
- - They may be at- that was heard around the world. M.—6:50. 11:05, .
' ‘ .IIIIIIIl iI-um AIrLFrank F. {tructcd to the home grounds by put- the shot that opened the war for f; M.——-5:08. 6:13. puke O'Hara, Norwalk's own John for Real Shoe Bargains
.‘ I» Loni 209, 1401 Broad- i ting out flicker-sized nesting boxes.—- American Independenc‘e, These are McCormack, who wHI present hi.“ new
i K '. York, N, Y . Winthrop Packard, Secretary Mussa- but a few of the scenes which makv (x).—Express. play “A Land of Romance" at the Re. and Save Money.
-. .,.._ l chusétts Audubon society. this Production the most inspiring ‘(s)——&mmv only . gent, Wednesday evening, August 9.
"I I“..- _-i5 T picture in the annals of the screen. ‘ ' . - .
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