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l’ \I..‘.( I1 'I‘Ul) \Y.
\: din-r I~L\
I'X'
I‘m-ml
"'l‘iu' Iiigmnist"
lit-lin'llllt‘lil of the evils
l.‘ prlll'lSl-ll lly some nun
it ill: lllEAllllS
. l numerous “’oman Solves
"ruriul I’rnhil-m a “lie
in
lull-Jilin: Him I mum
'W , . .‘ .
world's heavyweight .titie nnd.’ ls
hardened to humps. .
..
l-‘ISKE ()‘flAllA.
Fisk!) O'Hara's mellow tenor voice
will I)(' hull-d to advantage in a. num~
her or n( w songs at the Regent
'i'm-ntrr on \Vellncsday evening only,
August 9th. when/fie will make his
aunt-u! appearance in his new play
"Lani L"ltomance:" "Broth ot‘ a.
l‘..)_\-;" "i-‘nihcr O'Flynn" and “Thank
God (or a Garden." The production
.«vrn-l)‘ i1; lIt'le‘lf‘vl in ”.0 is under the munngumcnt of Augustus
n' ,.l-k plclurwut‘lon of i-‘. i-:. l‘ilou. who has been as lavishas a1-
\. .llg'5 {litmus now-l "The Big. I was in hoth costuming and scenery.
.,l..;.. llw Hulnp title. n is i ‘.‘»‘~ss l'at Clary will again be seen as
l n!.l_v only
-~ ls
,..
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-I ;:-l lz'm-«l lliv- scrcon.
unrucls a story of.
llw :lmwzzrzlncc
‘-o: lev lhikr. imillrll 12:4 the!
I l>‘ll‘ l-xlnllllion at the l'nlzicc l the star's lending lady.
01' primc
il
\l' iiOSl}
Seats will be
v
im- l plum-ll on stile Saturday.
I‘d‘lt‘ll with q-Mint old Irish comedy,
tl‘t‘i
with atouch of R0-
' interspersed
l
Irmncv. and also
songs "Land O' Rom'ane" by Anna.
\‘lc‘iols. will again introduce that (Her
face
i
livmmlur actor singer ifliskc O'Hara. to
. t : ‘ ml .Irumntic (’l‘l‘t't't although . , . .
. .~ .~ ”mire-Hts ol‘ livliylllt'lll com- llll“ till‘llil‘lKUI‘l-‘l 0f “”3 “ly- 1“”
. ‘l- r .l tllm-wlmlit its cmlrsr ’l‘lmt‘l‘ (‘onlwly will be set-n at the
, -2... \ l..-.~ in do With tlw strumrll-s ' lit-gent Theatre on “'O'lnf‘sdily 9"0‘
It.
ill: 1‘
Ill.”
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.’ .mlwl‘s.
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illu-llll r in
l mus _ulllln: “111‘ who .‘ilIII-;
.
' llillillliil‘SH becomes :1 nIt-l‘l‘iil l‘I
:
which
in it Mr. O’Hara
him: only. Allulzst to.
m-st parts
is :-:lill to have one of the l
li‘Hl .'\'ilt ll.l.—l lilill‘l‘lt'll :1: < .
. , . .« ; -._. , that cl 1!. “calthy
_ fruwuwl. l‘lu. llisnuvl-ry come-:4 on l L‘ "“5 H} 1‘ W l) d
2 . .w- . ,- _ _ .. ,_ l‘\l|llflCr1|2H»l"" .
Ill l l. I. .. humming. lIlt lllth ..n-Il \|IO”H‘I' l"“ suit: Surprise Will be
Hill-KI . .- r. ' .. . . «A , ~
I IllI_\II«I.I llll I\\Iltllvlini:. Illll tIno llw- i-ttnv'l: III Miss Put lury. as the
~'l.l"1."-- ‘: --‘.‘ ‘ . ~ .
no it n um lhx, u r 'sl;‘.r'>' liq-All“: MIL“ r1110 lmlnncc of
L» “.51 iu mill to ho worth while and
‘2‘): nnsvi
31“ all: ”lion and
lo lvoth costuming
E l‘ll». l. llllllrlo t'riSlH tin-l won h",.!>1tlli(‘ ill} cm. Stilts will be. placed on
V" ”M lli'l‘ililll-ss “1”!“ S H ”U “W ‘3 \‘l'l' “atlll'll'lv fit 10:1. in. ~
' " ’ WINDS ‘il‘llllldliC lmwl t‘. "Tl." .“ ~ ‘ .. -. _ _—
.lll ...1~' '.\ JR lilw'l'flnl ll) ”my {\‘1 1\’-: ' m
. .. Mso II!«I)-q‘ll opponill- Miss I CON TESKS FOR ‘
l NOMINATIONS
I ’l'm .wnuwin: I»“.‘llll.‘t' ut‘ Ivy influx:
11‘ I la ' wtv ul ill t' Ill'lli\‘ nu
‘ - ‘ - ‘ on i -
I ._ .l-s. IIIII vyc—lilling! (c t nucd from Page One)
. l. l ' l l I “U V ll or i -
H n 1‘ 0 ' m t the votes of ”it" Libor element.
391'. .
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Also prove-u I‘M-I‘—
nltuinlnl ills
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l: ll.« “nil-l,
'l J .M ‘lllllslml
'l 'il.-|‘l.'li'i" -l“;iliiil :li
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'fll1.l'I..l~I
l‘llllul "'I‘lll- liig‘umist"
'~~\r-l-!»linll:ll .‘lplll-ul,
9
I
'12:» “dollar. Ill‘liu'llll-ll n (‘apnl'ity
\i=.-"ll in ”is lulu-st
l‘m-mnonnt l-‘l-nturc. .“Our
Inxnlnnl; (iii/.0511."
It had
Ilt't'n known Iil‘I‘C for some time that
labor leaders were lining up their men
[for \V. ll. Sproul of Sedan. who won
{the nomlnluion.
Aliss
Cl't'(’lI
'nlnct‘
twenty yours. and his defeat probably
“us not us grant it surprise hero in
|liis home towns as it was lzlsuwhcre.
\\'hen precincts came in here with
'9. large Sl'i‘OllI majority. the Congress—
;nlnn's l'OlIUWI-i’s looked to outside dis-
itrlcts for their hope. Many of these.
1liou‘l-vl-r, that had nquys IM‘Oll strong
for Campbell turned in votes showing
I\ .1 \‘..|.\' rm: llil‘ liorolii it lends for Sproul.
s ‘ ill"Ilz‘.‘l-lihl)nrll::h liiill- :hlin‘lgirllvliii 31" LOVIS- Man. Aug. 3 (Associated
. ..»,. III” .. IIIII 'l‘.‘ .IIIIIIIII ‘.l~rv littlo. . l'rcss).—-\\'llli (l loud ot‘ hourly 9.000
..I ohm. WI..- llmim: II‘ much i \Iot'cs on tho incl- of nnoftlcml returns
i Il'rsilll. M:.Z:l \. llll Tm“ Kl'nllrllv 3 lIronl nil hut ‘12 ot the 3.543 pricnlcts
I'-~ ' .lg...y'- l”)... l‘:!l‘:.nlnnnt NF.- I'm the Stale. supporters ol‘ l‘nill-(l
., ., ,III. 3.‘ .l‘llllL' (‘11; :vll" which : States Senator Jami-s A. 1:0ch today
H! '. I .. ,.'n .1 IIII Hut-w ill TiHllll‘t' ! (it‘(‘llll‘l:(l ill- ll:.-l lilil‘iiltllI l;!'l-l-kiliilligc
la. n... .._,... 1,. '.:\. Ail-'1‘lilllic1{-!l‘(”‘g tor tlu- lIn-lnocrntll- Sl-nutorinl
:lll lill' Y‘ll'liiflll'l', breaking l nomination. \vlull- Long expressed coIn-
, .... “III llllr~<lllir lilillgs IIpItldl-ncc that too unheard trom units
. .~ villi .1!:l:.l.\‘ ililli.“ ll 1...» ' would bring; l::m success.
‘r I .I._ [.I w The Mlle-1‘ of 1(0le rlIIlPOl‘tl'I‘H that
. Hl. l lx'llm .1'.' on ”III.li(* had “on thv conll-st apparently
. . l , «pm, .1 ll; 1.. II II . Inns rll'l'nLllill" Ill this morning: \vlltn
n14}; (ml). H” two dmm.” lilo Ht. Loni: Cirillo I‘lt‘liim‘rutI an in-
..l. .l:‘?...l. ll.ll “l-lzllml ll” Illt‘IH‘il’it‘lll r-v.‘»'ll'l1wr. \vllil'h luught
l :l I :ll..«!r ii illll :il‘ Illhi‘fl‘ilit‘tl'y‘g ("’"di‘iiwy- “Ill"“l‘l'l “till a»
l l: .w l;'l-,' \‘.‘;l.~'. lint Kl ll {two column [1”; turc of the Sur-ntor on
I -lI\l‘gl u: Splimn I._ I _Itlrx- “Fri r-n'z- lillll‘1' Iii" caption:
l“\\‘in.-: ::ollil:'.tlion."
l. ,. .,..., V”... WNW], I,” ”II J Till: ()lolu lllvmocrnt :lssvrtcd Rccll
.~ I. I. ll» ”VI“ ..I “M, II . I‘.‘.;‘-I‘lll'l i2lJ)‘ linl M-mi Victorians by 4,-
l' l .l-ll am will urlaui.l‘=_‘. L H V." 1” 61M: “um"
I W]. ”W”.-. ..I,,.,....[ :fisnvnuc, TCHHN Aug. :l_. (Asso-
u .I H... EMU-I‘m. .Im‘] KIM N1). ‘Il'-i;llml l‘rcsa).———\Vomon voted in Ten-
l‘ .. l. i“' \svt; auctions for tho tirst time 10-.
l-lllll'," ll.- “”334 II.;..-ll:‘.x. when lmlh parties \w-nt to thc
-. «l: "'l‘ll .l \n‘l .. .1. Hubs to .iv::-.‘.in.u1- cundidrll‘s for Nu-
. ‘ ~ llull‘l llkl lillw' llnwnr rllmrl-‘lll-Jinl zuztl Stole offices. Cl‘icl‘ inter—
l I‘ " 10% wall l~l.l in the I‘ll'mocrntic scnn~
'l . ‘~'~| n Inh't llllli“li.\i.’l".ll Kl..- 11““. l 11.;Il g'iilzt‘: itorinl rul‘l‘s.
l‘l‘. ll Sill-7"! lw 'lrl lllzlli S‘Iitlifil' .lx'l..n(‘tll I). Bll‘lx'cllzu‘o of
\‘.l l-Hliil'l'i)‘ :lll :lspil'nnl lol' till-i
:1 number of lilting”
man. has An'lil his personal ~
Campbell has served in the House.
\ll'llli’lli-‘Z ill"lll'\"l‘lll- “'39: opposed by cars. which (Ul‘flli’ist sluli‘lll." with the
' u «1.: i: .v
EXCURSION'STS REMOVED FROM ILL FATED “RAPIDS PRINCE.”
l'wwl'nfrcrs being removed from the S. S. Rapids Prince after it
9:. maWW~wr r
as:
#6 hut} l~'.-
lir-rell on the rocks of. the treacherous anhine Rapids in the
l..-.v.'r:-nce River.
Indians from the Caughnawaga Reservation,
'l for gcnci‘ations in combating the whirling rapids, helped to
same of the 400 passengersto safety.
The picture shows
run-rs from the ill fated vessel being transferred to safety.
r...
"unwm-mr
DOROTHY
w—q-u-rs. «We. ..
Rege
The sunny side of Main
sparkling with; real A
l 'and Lois Wilson Heat the
comm? -:- -
ANOTHER 316 R
F R_I D A Y N I
DIRECT
Better Than He Was
nt T-
Duvld Eaten-son, Mar. i
FOR THE LAST TIME TODAY.
THOMAS! MEIGHAN '
.——IN——
“Our zLeading
Street portrayed in an elaborate entertainment
merican pep and wit.
the screen by America's greatest humorlst.
FROM THE LABORATORIES AND POSITIVELY THE
FIRST TIME ON ANY SCREEN—A B
‘ Richard Barthelmess
PICTURE
The Name of Which We Are Not Allowed to Announce. _
ducers Say It Is Bigger and Better Than “Tcl’abie Davad,"
“Sonny," “The Seventh Day."
Far as to Say That Richard Barthclmess It
in “Way Down East"
IT WILL BE ANOTHER SENSATlON
Barthlemess Will Be Here In All Probability—His~Directors and Co-
Stars Surely, Together with a Company of Critics, to See the ;.
Picture for the First Time. I. -
REGULAR MATINEE FEATURE .
Ivy Duke in “The Bigamist”
The Robertson-Cole Domestic Drama—The Matrimonial Screen Sen-
szlt‘ion of the Year.
Citizen’ ’-
Written directly for
Theodore Roberts
excellent supporting cast.
‘ SCENIC
-
o‘ o
EGENT scooe‘ 1‘
GET ONLY
RAN D NEW"
But the Pro-
And They Even Go So
l
l
I
I
l .
ICuptuin Gus T. FitzHugh. also of
IMl‘mphis. and Noah \V. Cooper. "Blue
. law advocate."
The race for tile Democratic guber-
natorial convention is :1 tour—cornered
affair between former Governor Ron—
ton. McMillan. Austin l’ezty. Harvey
H. Hannah and l.. 1‘2. Gwinu. at pres-
ent a State senator.
The women's vote is expected to he
:1 llig factor in the primary. and it is
estimated that c. total of between 175.-
000 and 200,000 votes will be cast.
TIMI)? TRAV'I‘IL l.\' RI'SHIA [S
COSI‘LY Bl'T CODImRTABLE
MOSCOW’. Aug. 3. — Passenger
'trnvel on the principal Russian rail-
ways is again approaching a state of
comfort and luxury for those who can
pay the price.
.. Through sleeping curs are now on-
,i-rutcd I!("\\\'L‘(‘Il Moscow and I’l-tro-
fgrnll, Moscow 'und Olicssu. Moscow
'nnd Chitin. Siberia. and other im-
portant terminals. Restaurant wagons
Ihuvc her-n put. on some trains.
l The fares.- and llL-rth charges have.
been increased in Soviet ruhlcs to
equal the pro—revolution gold rate.
. There arc no rrstricticns on first-
clzlss travel and there generally is :1
Waiting list for places on those lll‘x‘ll»
lions r-z'rs.
i The grl-nt ninjl'u'ily of ltnuiuns.
holvcvcr. still. trn'wl 3H!(‘.i(ti likv sziiu
(lines ill llin;:_v lIlll'lI-IlllSS curs or llr-v
clonlllinl-ss oi the nocommodntimxs :if—
l‘ordcd those who run [fly for them.
.pny thrm regardless of whl'thcr Italy.
'worid's entire stock of gold. they can-
.V ICGIJG PIECE CHARGED.
Furl \V. Mayo of New Canaan is
sued for $1.200 damages by John
Later of NM? York in c. suit entered
in Superior court yesterday.» inxtor
cltiinis the defendant Was driving the
car under the influence of liquor and
curt-irssiy, collided with that of tho
pl.i.inlii'f. completely destroying it on
June 1:7, 1922.
WAR'DEBTS .
"CAUSE CONCERN
IN EUROPE;
(Continued from Page One) ‘
Franco and Eclgium rcimhursr her
for the. munitions she supplied them.
“The Anieri bankers and econ-
omists thoroughly undorslunll the po_
sition oirczuly." he writes. "and know:
that. having got hourly half the
m.
u.
not haw: the European debts, paid in
gold. At the snmcwtfml‘. they are
making it almost impoaible to be
paid in goods or services hy setting up
tariff barriers and proposing unheard
of szlllsi-lus for American shipping."
The Times says the policy of the
noll- must limit Great Britain's free-
.lri: i of action. partly because it makcs
ltriixii practically a prisoner of what
may well he tho li'IlSl informed sec—.
lion of opinion in the l'ititcd States l
The governmental Daily Chronicle'
likens the note to an offer by an indi—‘I
vidual to Contribute four—fifths to‘
p
.... noun..- um—m-a-W-u-mm- an...“ no.
Miss Pat Clary, Fiskc O'Hara's leading lady in l.
“Land 0‘ Romance," at the Regent Theatre VVednesdaS 6"
Seats will be placed on sale Saturday. August 5
is newest stage success.
ening only. August 9.
at 10 a. m. / -
w
Dlmtlon‘Iohvlgl maroon—Cyrus w. Gremlin, um... '
Despair—A Courageous Woman
and Wins Contentment in the
TODAY ONLY
The Most Beautiful:
Appearing in. the RobertsonLCole screen._sensation-¥
9‘.‘T.HE< .BIGAMIST”.
Her Husband Branded a‘ Blgamist—Her Happy Home a Vault- of Black
tucusly Produced and Brilliantly Actcd.
corms—'MOKDAY Ami rim-5mm
VVesley Barry .
_m‘L
“School- Days”-
THE SCREEN CLASSIC OF THE SEASON
Special Children’s Matinee TuesdayIAfternoon
$17.50 IN CASH PRIZES
Winch Tomorrow’s Paper for the Details of the Contest;
Woman in the World
DUKE
\
Wooster and Dari!
A. n. woosm ‘ low. rum
ATTORNEYS AT Luv 5
Formerly Marl U. 8.!“ ‘5 '
1115 main 8t. WM‘
Bend tor Booklet on Potent:
— \
RH ., Y‘S NORTH
. ARCHITECT, DESIGNER. &
' surnames
a. s. “as; "at. Tech.
Phona Norwalk 25-!1
Washington Street
80. Norwaik This: Go. slog.
From the Day
of Our Opening
We have been greatly adver-
tised by individuals.
o
Confronts This Terrible Situation
End—A Stunning Drama Sump-
l
l
l
l
l
i
some object of public utility if others
contributed the remaining one-filth.
“\Ye believe the Americans 1V1“
some day see the note in this. its true
light." the newsllaper adds.
"The Daily Telegraph. quoting S .na-
tor McCumber's statement that the.
l'nited States never will consent to
cancellation of the war debt. ”depre-
catcs allowing ourselves to be stung
or influenced by such brusque lan-
guage." and does not believe. “even
though‘this is the authentic voice of
the Senate's Finance committee. that
it is the final View thereon."
The Morning Post. repeating its
opinion that the note is a blunder.
says:
“l’nder the circumstances. even Mr.
Lloyd George cannot protest if France
installs herself in the Ruhr."
THEY ARE )IILD BUT EFFECTIVE
A person with inactive or slowed up
digvstive organs suffers doubly from
hot weather. l".iliiol:sness, headaches.
hiuyrcd vision. bad breath. coated
“tongue are almost certain to be pres-
ent with a mass of limit—producing
undigested food in the stomach.
Foley Cathartic Tablets keep the di—
gestive Korgans active and the system
fit and fine. purged of poisons. \V. D.
Kennedy. Albany. N. Y.. says: ”Foley
Catllartic Tablets are mild but efi'ec-
tivc" Not habit forming. Stillson,
Powell Corporation—Adv.
Syvimming Tubes
Manufactured By
Nerwalk Tire & Rubber Go.
On Sale at
* Donnelly’s
_18 So. Main Street
Christ Episcopal Church
—- Presents —
Dorothy Berry Carpenter
Reader
Arthur Sterling
PlANiST ‘ ‘
AT COMMUNITY fiALL
Friday Evening. Aug. 4, 1922
— At. 8:15 O'clock —
admission $1.00
-
-.-
REGENT
ONE NIGHT ONLY
85$
P. Romano
Live Poultry _ Market
13 Chestnut St. Phone 300-2.
Poultry killed and dressed’thlle
you wait.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
thickens . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c l‘h.
Young & Old Roosters 250 lb.
liroilers 400 lb.
2 J‘ 5
l, H Eafiomm iii HES ilEW sores
' Mil) MANY 0f Hoots infirm:
SPECML AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
SEATS ON SALE
10 A. M., Saturday, Aug. 5
The annual show of the Fair-
ficld Kennel Club will be held
on the grounds of the Ox Ridge
Hunt. Club, Noroton, Conn, on
Labor Day, Sept. 4, 1922, the
net proceeds to be given to the
Nero-ton Presbyterian Church,
St. John’s Roman Catholic
Church and St. Luke’s Episco-
pal Church. Entries close Au-
gust 21, 1922. Entry blanks may
be obtained fromlllr. Frank F.
Dole, Room 209, 1451 Broad-
way, New York, N. Yf
O
Shaving Soaps
Sticks, Cakes, Creams. Pastas
or Powder.
Every form in every popular brand.
The kind you have always used or
the kind you might like to' try. ,
You'll find them all here. ,
H. A. MEAD
, Prescription Pharmacist «
8 No... Main St- 80. Norwalk, Ct.
.Not Becoming, Perhaps. _
No womanls so angelic as to prefer
a halo to a hat—London Opinion.
.-
WM?
1
11 ____.__.. .
~ é}! Czar/(£11411! dim;
WHAT ARE You WE'RE
DolNC . DOROTHY?
To MOVE
HOW LONG. HAVE
Vo'JLIvED m THlS
. HOUSE?
GOIN'
_.———
THATS Too ‘er, THEL‘
NEIGHBORS wane JUST
Trial-rs "THE
.MOVIN!
' ngAscN WE'RE
Quality Speaks for Itself.
Quick Service
Sanitary and satisfactory food
is served. We specimli£3
steaks, chops and no food. Th!
only place in town like hem-
Also pastry is served from our
own bakery 3‘10?-
SOUTH '
NORWALK
LUNCH .
South Norwaflc.
39-41 So. Main Street
Shoe Store.
31 So. Main St. 80. Mom“:
A Clearance Sale of All
Summer Footwear.
Come See Our Window Display
for Real Shoe Bargains
and Save Money.
Wood and
Trucking" -
.._.——- sue-m
Fred Hain‘g
52‘ MW? SW
GAS WATER HEAT
ERSALENOW .j
The Connecticut LIE“
and Power Co. ‘
67 war. sn
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