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FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1922.
“Hu \\'.~ BILL OF RIGHTS.
York City Committcc of
; \anun’s Party has in-
‘it‘l‘t‘s‘lt'ol to a gathering
nice of Mrs. ll. 0. lion--
nn-r llill. Stamford. ncxt
. :i'io-rimon. at 3 o'clock.
: 10M- discussed will be:
‘ m - Women Need a \Yoman's
:pszhts."
‘sgtt‘liiit‘l's
will be Mrs. John
. inninnun. chairman; Mrs. H.
xi.llx_‘)('l‘, Miss liclieccu Hour-
National Organizer N. \V. P.
m 1" York; Miss Adelaide Sted-
1.:.:ifuial Organizer N. \V. I’. for
BIONEY ORDER CHANGES.
I’ostoillcc (lets Rules Regarding For-
eign Countries.
Postmastcrs have been advised by
the post-office department that money
order business with Hungary has been
resumed and that international money
orders may be drawn for payment in
that country. Money order exchange
with Austria, Egypt. Germany,
Grcccc. l.ihcri., Luxembourg. Portu-
gal and Russia have been suspended.
I'cstmzistcrs have also been advised
not to accept applications for money
orders on Bohemia, Bulgaria. Czecho-
' ms somgio'swm momma
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. ‘ Hill, 0: Norwalk is clmir- Slovakia. Estlionia. Yugoslavia, Let-
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,“ (i), ‘J'S‘JFIKXFPHM Sou‘g‘?“ and MT?“ Spain, Turkey and l'krainnia. as ne-
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mm. is wcll-linown as a worker “till those countries are still pending.
3 Th.” “'9“ at “”0“ “my AI‘STRALIA MAY PRODI'CE HER
, iH‘lllg “dill the Y. Bl. C. A. [It O‘i'x ‘ir()01) l’L’Ll’.
Imc. She has just rcturncd
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, AS BOMB 1 Thrcc irnportnnt timbers from that
RS“? PBItJFiSTS IKN CROWD. {prritory have been converted into e1;-
. . o and, Aug. 15.»—Ten ccllt-nt wood pulp in the Perth labor-
-ns were killed and 50 wounded
.: Polish aerial maneuvers at.
:11: ivstcriiny when an aviator ac-
mall's:4 dropped a bomb among 800
U I .
ntorics. according to an announcement
by G. H. Knililvs. director of the Com-
monwznlth Institute of Science and
Industry.
NEDDA l 59 74* .
Nedda, the beautiful mare, trotted a. mile in 135954. without a pacemaker.
beat her record. ‘
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She will soon attempt to
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TODAY ON LY
The, big drama of married life
—0ne of the best piC<
tures made this year
. “A WIFE’S
AWAKENING”
I News
TOMORROW ‘
.Here is a‘corking double fea-
ture show !
Joe Moore-
' Who recently starred in “The
Wolf Pack" in a bigger and
better feature
“False Brands”
Gail Kane ,
Norwalk’s latest screen fav.
orite and in special fea-
,ture
“Wise Husbands”
Other Added Specials
SUNDAY EVENING ONLY
Rudolph Valentino
(The greatest lover)
In a special feature produc-
tion
' “TheWonderful
Lover”
One of the bestpictures Val-
entino has made.
i it THE THEATRES
PALACE TODAY.
Comedy
i
t
Seena Owen, Matt Moore and Gladys
Leslie Star in Kathleen Norris"
i
1 “Sisters."
{ Gladys Leslie, playing the part of
one of the sisters, in “Sis-
i Cherry,
ters." the International Film Service
production of Kathleen Norris' story
,at the Palace theatre today, in which
{Scena Owen plays the other sister, has
,been on the screen since the day when
as a child she put up her hair, pre-
‘sented herself before the doorkeeper
'at c. well known studio and insisted
:that she be introduced toVa director.
1 She told the director of all the pic-
tures in which she had played, and
he believed her more or less. Any-
way he liked the color of her flaxen
hair, and beautiful dark eyES. She
started in small parts and before
several weeks was taking important
roles. She played in pictures pro-
.duced by Edison, Thanhauser and was
starred by \‘itagraph for three years.
She played a leading role in the Cos-
mopolitan Production, Straight Is the
B’ay. with Matt Moore playing the
- leading role. _ Matt Moore also has a.
leading part in Sisters. ltIiss Leslie
has also played in Jim the Penman
with Lionel Barrymore, in James
Oliver Curwood productions and with
Houdini in several special produc-
tions.
. .
REGENT TODAY
“A “'ifc's Awakening." Robertson-
Cole Special Due for One Day Run.
.“A \Vife’s Awakening." a. Robert-
sonflole special production will he
{presented at the. Regent Theatre to-
day. The feature had its first ’run in
the city yesterday at the Palace and
in spite of the sultry weather drew
large audiwces. The picture pleased
as few have on days of such weather
this summer and the heat )ras entirely
‘forgctten. so absorbing was the photo-
play. The cast which presents “A
Wife’s Rwakeniug" is one of the most
notable that: has been assembled for
any production.
” " REGENT TOMORROW.
Joe Moore and Gail Kane Are Stars
on Double Featurc'Pi-ogram. ,
The Regent will present two very
feature program. Joe Moore, brother
will be staorred in ‘anJse Brands." He
will he starred in “False Brands." He
Tplayers. hioore’5 “last picture was
The W01." Pack" and it created a
OTHER ADDED SPEClALs '
, TOHORROW _ 7 7
Two big special productions
you can‘t alien! to mist?
The dramatic hit. of the sea-
son 7 ,
“Queen of the Turf” :
A sensational race track story:
with all of the thrills that: {
go with the big horse j
. events ’
Universal Presents
Ruby De Remier -
Distinguished actress in
new play of romance and;
intrigue—one of those ,
exceptional features
that you will. talk
about.
“The Way Women ' 7 :1:
Love”
also
~_- R ’6
"Queen of the Tin-1” Big Race PI ..
To Be Added Attractim on Satur-
will
z:
tion.
here.
boys.
sensatioh here. Gail Kane who's
‘egent .arad‘P , f -
popularity has increased by leaps“,
bounds with her latest "
bands.”
W’hen a feature production such.a8_
“Queen of the Turf" 7
added attraction, motion picture, 1917
ers can make up their mind that .
the case at the Palace Theatre tomor-
row when the big race special _ _ _
which half of Norwa‘k has been talk
in"‘ since its recent presentation at m
Regent, will be shown.
one of the wonders of the season
productions.
he starred _ _
Love," a strong new feature premiers
make a fine show, but the manage!
iment in carrying out the policy
ismurday double bills has putf‘tlle.
together with the belief that they wt}!
equal any program ever presented”
NEW’
Goldman. shoe dealer in South Man
chester. yesterday filedpa. petition in
bankruptcy in the United StatesVCou‘
his assets, $1.177.
THE HILLSIDE sauce
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
A school for girls and rot-’Fi'little
on Thursday, September let, at. ,9:
A. M. , ,
Thorough
faculty of college
mary,
Upper School otters College Prepa-
ratory and General Courses for girls
from fourteen to twenty—one. Sr _
reviews
General course otters as e1
Economics, .Psychology,
Art, French'and Gonna; etc.
Small classes gite opportunity to,
indivdiual instruction and day
ment of right method of study. ,
Commodions school
gymnr ashun,
grounds otter equipment tor best- p
,tal and physio-.1 development. :7 -
. Exceptional teachers
and drawing. .
Enrollments strictly limited. Prin 7.
pals may be seen by appointm
Printed matter on request, _
pictures
“Wise H
be presented in
____.a-—
PAILACE TOKORROW. _ '~.
day Bin. ,
is Octet-ed as:
see some show. Such -win’-h§
abo
The feature in;
Ruby De Re mien“ wilt
in “The Way Women
Either of these picturesrrwouli
HAVEN, Aug.
His liabilities are $6.9?57a‘13’i
will open for the year 19221.23.
instruction by experienced:
graduates m Pr!
Intermediate and Upper school.
for college examinati
Ester!
rooms.
ample and
atrium?
.4/
’ ’ . . W ligfitfiffl St"
. 3 ,QAYS—MONDAY, TUESDAY,» WEDNESDAY
fl pThe'Célebratcd Silicon Masterpiece . " '7 i
. D- w. GRIFFITHPRESENTS g;
0 rphans. of .
. , _ _ .e torm,
f. “i-j’Enti‘r-‘d?’ 6111‘th fromjhe play as it has, its pro-released».
-.‘ «Kat. the‘Regcnthnd'refuming from its 7’ t _
, 1111851011 fthmughont the “mm?“ - ,
"1 DorothyandLillianGi' I.
in This ii. Ecol Picture mam '
Norwalk Chronicler