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SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1922.
SW
l'.\ l ..\(‘ l‘l TODAY.
.‘Hlullin Mun-n0 I‘m-turns to The Local
.wrni-n in n Stirring Drmna of Down
Muru- l'rcuwt é’rcscntcd in “Her
Viuht of Nights."
l-‘m' "'l‘hc Secret of the Hills." the
tmnu‘m Morcno production based on
,. stuly by \\'illiam Garrctt. pub—'
,.~lu- :l by .lurrolds, London, and which
\ m l.-- shown at Palace Theatre today
Milli Marie l‘rcvost in “Her Night of
\‘Llll it was necessary to construct
: :lw \":t:igr:iph studio an elaborate
r»e'l'l't‘l Hl..l.'ll'\‘\'.’ly. In the story. when
(12.)) Fruit”) Visits Benjamin Miltmorc,
'lnr i< assigned to a ‘room in which
gm u- is ’l lie-:xutit‘ul carved oak chest.
1 :n iii' 0: ihc middle ages. There are
«My :l '--\v of these chests in existence,
:mdfi‘il-x-zrnph cabinet makers were
in lhc limit of their ability to
I::.‘,l‘~i(‘.|'\l mn- \xhich in in the posses-
'm. aristocratic family in Eng-
IS
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lil-Ziil-ZNI‘ TODAY.
Gull Kane and Victor St‘aslronl Arc
Ill-ailing Figures In Double Fun-
lurc l'nigrrnm.
lnil Kane whose appearance at the
will be presented in the various roles
of this production and it goes without
saying that Norwalk people will be
well pleased with the attraction.
Selected short subjects will be added
to the main attraction at both
theatres.
THREE ASK DIVORCE
IN COURT PETITIONS
These petitions 'for divorce were
filed today in the Superior court:
Grace L. Osborne of. Bridgeport,
from Nelson E. Osborn of \Vaterbury.
on the ground of alleged desertion.
October. 1913. They were married
in September, 1897. Alimony is
asked.
Lucy M. Krcpper, of Bridgeport
from Carl G. Kepper. of Newark, N.
3-. statutory ’reasons. They were
married August, 1914. Permission
that plaintiff resume her maiden
name of Lucy. Hunhauser is also
asked. '
Albert horbely, of Bridgeport from
Manor
ennis Dorbely. of VPelham
i‘ 1:” alleging statutory offenses
married June. 1917.
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)I IN DANG E12
)[Y Rl'
AR As 01mm DOCKS BURN
CALAIS. France. 2.“ Aug. 26,—A
of the Calais docks
large section
:Illd n-arehOiises~among the biggest
,llu-zwnt during the past month have
mvuumncd more favorable comment‘on the English Channel—were des-
law the pictures of any other one 'troyod by fire today. An entire regi-
,~.1.ir 'lll'l Victor Scnsirom the ncclaim- |mcnt of infantry was ordered out to
. l fil‘i"'~‘il actor of Europe will he the fassist the firemen, Great quantities
pnmilml figures in a splendid Sutur- ,of “British army supplieS were lost
mu llimlvll' l‘inilll‘i‘ hill at thf‘ Recent and for n time the blaze threatened
’l‘h-udw today. Manager David ids-1'“) ignite 10.000 gallons of army
ivrwm h'm pcrsonnally watched “Idle lrum. _‘ ll
Hands." and “A Man There \‘Vus" as ’_____.__________
lln-i uw-rc- scrm-ned and he is satisfied . ‘ 3
I)! yall-l :u shallow of a doubt that both STATE POLICL “IfgquTIGATIOV.
1.1. inn-H will please. While Miss ‘ “ ' ‘
band's prollllbilon is high class in‘ HARTFORD. Aug. 26.—'l‘he state
i-v, .-r;. i-v-xpt-ct and .’l picture that would , . . ~ _
. .» . . . . i . . - police haVe. dropped their inxestiga
1-,l.\l|\ m .lu» .i imdlme attraction on a; . t the lenth of P‘dw'ird L Bar-
sinclo- hill, the Sczistrom feature isltmn m 0 ( ‘ J ‘ '
.mlzlwl to special consideration. "A
\l.in 'l‘lu'rc- “Em" is a \‘irilc story. far
:H‘f‘ly 1mm many of the wishy-washy
plow Hint n-sult in screen productions
in wa- days of keen competition.
.\:.I Swish-om himself is an actor of
1m mvun ability. He is supported by
;\ Mi: rust of stars. A Tooncrvillc
rmmnly vsill compute the hill.
SI'NI),\Y JIVEXING.
Ht-llzn' i'ust i~ to lie Noon at Regent
:mai Palace in “Jan of the
“it: Sunn‘m"
“Jun of the liig Snows" will he the
luwllmcr (it the llrvgcnt and Palace
'l'lw;.l:v~.~ on thi- Sunday evening: lvill.
Ilvw- is u piciul'c (hut will excite
li‘HLI into-rest. every bit of which will
lu “wit \x‘nrrunlwl l~_\' the high culilwr
m ill“ :vllmclion. An all slur cast
rctt. who was found shot to death in
l his boarding: house at I—Iazrdyille Wed-
Inesday night. The state police be.-
a...
WHICH
unless it was d
tached. For that
the State.
services having l
Ilieve, the evidence clearly indicates
that’llarrett committed suicide after
.having wounded Mrs. John l’urey. at
' whose, home he was a boarder.
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Flapper’s Definition.
Asked to define “love." a romantic
girl replied, “i guess it's love when the
follow you are dancing with strips on
your foot and, instead of it hurting.
it makes you thrill.”
To Be Congratulated.
Blessed are those whose blood and
' Judgment are so well commlnglcd that
they are not a pipe for Fortune's tin-
ger to sound what stop she pleases.—
Shakespeare.
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Capitol. Tclcph
will be provided
will be prepared
questions regarding
which may he in
during the war,
many
arose. Mr. Jayne
special juridictio
matters.
To draw on t
horn is not
has named the 'salary of both as
each for their term of service wit
Roi-walk,
Conn.
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(Jon-m PHl’UP’SODSA Conductor.)
neuthmmdnder u.$.N.R.‘F.
TO GET FIRST CHOICE SEATS OEDEEEY MAT}. Now. ‘
PRICES: Matinee—Orchestra $1.15 and $1.73 3.3?ch 58:.
Special for Children—Every Seat in the House 58c
Evening—Orchestra $1.73 and $2.30 Ba‘fcony $1.15 ‘
STATE GETS AUTO
WAS STOLEN
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istinctly understo6d
that no compensation would be at—
reason the. Governor
$1
Applegnte Executive Secretary
bk. Russell announced today
appointment of Kenneth P. Applegate
as executive secretary. Mr. Applegate's
the
Teen loaned by the
Hartford Electric Light Company. An
office will be opened immediately in
the old Senate chamber in the
State
one. communication
and Mr. Applcgate
at once to answer an
fem conditions
his power to define.
Mr. Russell was feul administrator
and made a note-
Worthy record in the handling of the
perplexing problems
which
5 was his deputy with
n over the anthracite
Tight Shoes.
ight shoes. if a shoe
convenient. use two or
three thicknesses of newspaper or the
inside of a towel.
slightly before trying it on.
Warm a tight shoe
Angeviue Furniture CO.
lb North Main Street?
\
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Frequently someone claim: to’
find a new business that is easy.
to start, but cooking is a part. of '
(the business of living that no one
has found a way to finish. We
must cook to eat and live, but with
a range like the STAMFORD it is
an easy task.
When you buy a STAMFORD
South
range you are protected by nearly
90 years experience in manufac-
turing cooking apparatus.
7 ‘Norwalk
Make Checks Payable to Sousa Concert Fund. BOX 382, So. Norwalk, Ct.
Auspices: Frank G. Godfrey Post, American Legion,
INVITED T0 CAMP FORBES
m
NIANTIC, Aug. 26.—Invitations
went out yesterday from Camp Forbes
the disabled vererans‘ camp here for
special celebrations Saturday and Sun-
day, Today will be Welfare Organiza—
tions‘ Day at camp and a general in-
vestigation to visit here that day has
been sent to members of the Y. M. C.
A., Salvation Army. K. of C. and
Jewish W’elfarc Board. all of which
have maintained men in camp as as
sistant directors. Sunday will be Mil-
itary Day, when the camp will wel-
come members of all military organi-
zations. active and reserve. Replies
thus far recclxcd by Camp Director
A_ I... Maddock indicate that there. will
be a large gathering of Connecticut
x-iewspaper men at camp tonight. for
which occasion all newspaper writers
in the state have been invited to visit
Camp Forbes.
Great Public Benefactor.
Ching—Noung is reputed to have
been the original teacher of how to
make bread from wheat and wine
from rice, about 1998 B. C. Baking of
bread was known in patriarchal times
and became a profession in Rome in
lTU B. C. -
in; Sentinel.
——Try a Classified Ad in the Even-
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INSURANCE
—- and ——
REAL ESTATE
For the Best—Ask
'I Main Street
Real Estate—Insurance.
JOHN T. HAYES,
, Norwalk
Q;
2 Stores
Liberty Square 11 No. Main St.
Tel. 2978.
egen:
Theatre .
David Esterson. Manager 7
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~ TODAY
At 2:15, 7:15am! 9
It is hard to describe tlis
program and do it full
justice ,
GAIL KANE -'
Who, within the last month,
has returned to her old plane
of popularity with Norwlak-
ers after an absence of a.
long period in her best tea;
tufts yet made ~
“Idle Hands”
._ AND .—
'VICTOR .
SEASTROM
Producer of “The Stroke of
Midnight” and other hits
— IN —- .
“A Man There Was”
Toonervllle Comedy
SUNDAY EVENING
J ANE’ N OVAK
Supported by an afl star cast
_ IN _
“J an of the Big
Snows”
Second Chapter
WILLIAM
DESMOND
— IN _ ‘
“Perils of the Yukon”
MONDAY" ONLY
A stirring screen adaptation
'of the celebrated Saturday
Evening Post story “A Scrap
of Paper”
“LIVING LIES”
Presente} by an All—Star Cast ,
Aubrey Comedy Pathe News
COMING
ALMA RUBENS
—— 1N _— _
“Find the Woman”
OLD i CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to' the
Bridgeport Auto
' Wrecking CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St.”
, REGENT THEATRE .
NORWALK
. Tuesday; Aug. 29th
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone’ Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and tires to
fit any make of car
l r .
fCONNECTI-CUT. CARPET
l CLEANING co.
:87 Cedar St. South Norwalk. Conn.
3 . Phone 969
' We clean and renew colon in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand» process by
Experts.
Goods Called tor and Delivered.
. Palace
Theatre "
Directionrpavzid Eatemon
Cyrus W. Gray, In, Mgr.
TODAY ONLY
At 2:15, 7:15 and 9 ‘v
You’ll wonder how we can
ofler two such high class pic—
. tures on a single bill—Ordin-
arily these features would be
two days’ runs
ANTONIO MORENO.
The vcelebrated character ac-
tor in a Vitagraph Special
A “The Secret of the
’ Hills” ,
— AND —
. MARIE PREVOST ..
Starring in a new UnivErsal
feature release
- ‘Her Night of Nights’
SUNDAY EVENING
JANE NOVAK
Supported by an all star cast
-— IN —— '
“Jan of 1: Big
Snowls‘g
Second Chapter
WILLIAM
DESMOND
-— IN _
“Perils of the'Yukon”
MONDAY
- POLA VNEGRI
The distinguished Russian
Star in a new' Paramount
Released Feature
“Devil’s PaWn”
Sennett Comedy
“DUCK HUNTERS”
Pathe News
COMING
Big Double Feature Bill
‘Nanook ggghe North’
JEWELL \CARMEN
—— In _
“Nobody”
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Illustrious Carlton, Cas‘t and HostsOf LusciousLasses ’
« In a Brilliant Brand ‘New§Production.
* muons $1.00i-“ofl'5fiso ‘ .
SEATSARENOW SELLING's—PHONE 1501
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
~ Prospect Hill, Norwalk
A school for girls and for little
boys, will open for the year 1922-23,
on Thursday, September let, at 9:00
A. M. ,
Thorough instruction by experienced
faculty of college graduates in Pri-
mary, Intermediate and Upper School.
Upper School oflers College Prepa-
ratory and General Courses for girls
from fourteen to twenty~one. Special
reviews for college examinations.
General course otters as electives:
Economics, Psychology, History of
Art, French and German, etc. .
7 Small classes give opportunity for
indn'diual instruction and develop.
ment of right method of study.
Comruodious school rooms, large
gymnasxum, . ample and beautiful
grounds Offer equipment for best men-
tal and physical development.
Exceptional teachers of voice, piano
and drawing. ,
Enrollments strictly limited. Princi- .
pals 'may be seen by appointment.
Printed matter“ on requfist. ‘
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER, A. B.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS, A. B.
Men’s All Wool Serge
Suits—$17.50
YoungsMen’s Sport Model
All Wool—$16.50
- GO'PTLIEB’S
12 South Main St. 7 So. Norwnlk
Y
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Leading Tobacconists
WE RECOMM END
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blend
5c Each
-"-And-'-
8c——:2 for 15¢
Phone lot-wok ,
89. Mei-wail: 11" On.
M ahackemo Block Tel. 1581
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DOROTHY_ BERNIT 7 .-
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