UESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1922.
iinnuuuu
Axum; nl‘ 'rm: som‘n.
A
srll‘l‘ nl' Mumlmul Opt-us a!
l’ulzuv 'l‘mnm-row.
"ix 0: tlu- North." the big
sun, is ill!’ first motion pic-
i! ct in ls-nuth) photo-
v. holly in thc Arctic Regions?
ml. (.5 llw North." the l‘ntllt‘
i~ the lust motion picture
i! I- iil’ililll lll't' 0i. ill? Eski—
. L- n truthiul and vivid story
,. :u. l Mullwr Eskimo and all
lgdtlmos at home.
. I‘lt‘m- trulurr. “Nnnook of
l_" \KlIlI'L will be at the “al—
’l‘bursrluy and Friday
linlwrt .l. l-‘lnhcrty. En-
vl l.\1-lurl-i of Sir \Villium
,. il~ p. ililions in the llurren
.. li:~ lllr North East Coast of
1: .y :I‘! described by him
l l'l‘(‘()l‘(iS of the Amer-
-. Society.
:lu- North." the big
scours of the pic-
.- n~ . 1' l in the \icinity of
lili‘ \. \V. l‘ngavn: cover-
1mm . , .nm- of lnl‘nl and frozen
lmul :. .‘lhirlls'nf ”or way up
i’ll
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the South what "Way Down East" is
to New England. The Palace will
present this attraction with» Mack
Pa t he Ne ws.
I'll-Xi EXT TOMORROW.
Mary Miles Minter Stars in Para-
mounts New Release “South 0!
Suva."
“South of Suva." is the title of the
new Mary Miles Minter photodrama-
tic attraction that will have a run at
the Regent 'l'hcatre tomorrow. The
attraction is a Paramount release and
is one of the most notable successes
that has been scored by.the dainty
and magnetic screen star in her entire
career. l'l‘OtillC‘t’d under the able di-
rcclion of the masters of the art who
are commanded by , Famous Players
Lnsky Corporation. "South of Suva."
tinds its way to the screen through the
most auspicious channels and ranks
as a splendid production. Mary Miles
Minter is at her host and her admirers
will he as well. pleased with this ve-
hicle as with any in which she has
ever been starred. A splendid program
or short subju-cis will be. offered with
this headliner.
BURGEARS STEEL—
Hl‘ (7mm! r-l’ Hudson liar—«unin—
. N ’ (‘xccpt Ivy {1 small tribe of ids-
!” which exists cntircly independ-
‘o. I..I!i'/.:ltinn.
l “whim-s in the
life of the
m4 l» {ix (whim: null lluhling
A'v'N‘ :llwi \inlrm-z. building to-nts
w: :wi mu! szmw iuloos in winter.
w ll'l'l' :ll illl‘ 112v} 0f :1 Win-
lruVl-l—4nre
m llu- l';-llw Spirinl. "Nanook
sul'ill.“
‘n n! tlt'igsilwlgn-
'I.’ ..-l‘l.~l :xttrurllon errll (‘ar-
zel star in "Nulinily," :1 six reell
“x x’lllllltl Attraction. '
l'.\l..\(' II'l‘OllAY.
l‘ nil ltvntm-lty" Popular llnllml of
ll: . .‘VHIHI llm'nnuw ’I‘IH-mc of
I i vpirin: Motion Picture.
7 . n m shinrs In‘iuht
in illrl Ki-ntm-ky Home"
‘lflrsll'l know this age Old
HH' :lulhs tn of the south?
in v 'm hasn't irl't'l‘. inupirul as they
\‘v ll"
It 'l'
GOLF BALLS FROM
W'ESTPORT CLUB .
(Contlncd from first page)
that an older person or persons did
the work. us forcing the door to his
storchOllS" (with! not be done very
well by a youngster. A truck was re-
portr-d to to Handing down the Post
road near tli(-.s.'1nd-pit where the oth-
er articles were found.
The Statc police were notified, but
up to a into hour they had not inves-
tigated the theft. '
Town Topics:
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Grumman of
\Vilton spent Sunday with Miss Laura
Chapman of Cross Highway road.
Miss Esther Raymond and Miss Dor—
othy Coley of Colcytown returned Sat—
ur-lay from I‘oughkccpsic. N. Y..
where they Visited with Belle Sander-
sen. Miss Sundcrsen is the daughter
of the Ilrr. Dr. Sandcrscn. pastor of
the S'nuguluck Congregational church.
on State slrvct. for many years.
A card party will he held at the
. ir l‘ ~l u-c 'l‘ln :li‘rr today only and the
'MVYI‘U’HH‘H? in prv-srnlint: it is full)"
H" 1- A? ll .1? i! will mnlu' thc widest
4: :w the motion picture patrons
xivv. 'i‘l.l pit-2mm is more than
‘w. wry pllrwtnplflf.‘ :m'i girl-s risf“
I‘Hiniiwns which mm- liliil‘l’iil
3.)”. AS :1 <3v.’iil"}:
- r-‘lsln'lts 01' 11.3
"" (*lliiu'llfwi :15:
it 1?" vlivp’nis 1.1“ S'l‘lii‘l'fl'll {mi-E
--ri Hulril l-x'l: nil. “My (Wini‘
‘ l'illll' " fore-
the,
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ll!" i‘nll‘iy Sill-i
‘ Home" is to
.va
l"-'I.V
:\ Itvi rim rnr'ii-r
this rr-l‘rhyx'.
' .
lslkvs its pinv‘v
:lml
lil'uvilll'llt‘-ll.\'
Hill
'1 iim‘vxrvs; tutor--
.11‘.‘
3
ll V ‘
, '~.v Built: or llfl\t". hmml sung the
oI-i" (11' this cllzlrminu pit-cc? Those
{in ll'ixl' lm-u rm inspirwl will find
{mini lul‘ sli’l l‘m‘lhvr inspiration
tlr- 'litlillvll piriurr prrsrnlutioni
upiz-i il'Hlll this cvlrhrnlc’wl song".
in {lulilll’l‘ “ill lu- tin- attraction at
1decree of Doctor of lliriuilv.
\chlport (‘ou'ilry club this afternoon.
illrs. \V. F. (ls'norn. hlrs.
‘lluilr-y and Mrs.
gin chargrc of the affair.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
OFFICIAL RESIGNS
(Contincd from first page)
Kappa. honorary scholastic fraternilr
and Phi Knppn r‘llnptnl’ of' .‘thn ill-l—
ln Phi. ilr. Nc-lson has the honorary
(‘cnfcr—
rml on him lw ’l‘iinitv in lk‘fifl,
All the last vlm‘tion of a
the lions-c of llish‘ps selected
lvr- mlvnncml to secretary at the elec—
Scuiictts comedy "Duck Hunters" and ‘
ianthracite and bituminous coal
Franklin :
.T. P. lirarllcy will he'
secretary. I
T‘Ir. :
Ntrlsou. who \rns then first assistant. .
Enucl it is possible lhnt .‘lr. T‘lumli will
."SA
warmWeathcr Comfort
‘ __.. 1 c E n~”-‘-—...
'I.‘ B A ,
So easily made and so delightfully refreshing. Your
krocer sells Sande in sealed metal packets only.
Regent
Theatre ' ’
David Esterson, Manager
\
TODAY ONLY
“TANGERINE”
Broadway Musical Comedy
VHit—No motion pictures aft:
emoon or evening.
A"
H20.
TOMORROW ‘
Nelson Was archdeacon or New York
for many years. but has never been
ordained to the bishoprie.
BL‘YING GAS STOVES AND
HEATERS.
The advice given by State Fuel Ad-
ministrator Russell to buy gas stoves
and heaters at once for use wherever
gas is available. published in the Sat-
urday "Sentinel." has resulted in con-
siderable buying of ranges and heat-
ers already. according 1m 'cnal dealers
and the Connecticut Light and Power
Co. “ -
ibcttcr position than many companies
to take care of the demand which will
come with the advent of cold weather
.und the luck 01 coal in many house-
holds.
3 There is sufficient stock of both the
re-
quired in the manufacture of gas to
last for several months on hand at
the gas works. Also, a large supply of
,oil. which is just as essential in the
production of the gas. as coal. so that
neither rail or coal strike will affect
the locnl'gas works unless they shall
,be prolonged for several months.
This will hp welcome news to many
residents of this city who, with the
‘proscnt outlook, will have to depend
10” gas scrxice or wood this fall and
9 winter.
’lll'll’l'lllllFAN (‘Al’CIfS TONIGHT
9 Republican caucuses are to be held
,in the various wards this evening at 8
[o'clock to elect rich-gates and alter—
lnntcs to the Republican Town Con-
‘\'cr.tion to be held on Thursday evcn-
im: of this wrck at the city hall.
'l‘hcre will undoubtedly he a warm
’tluht in the first and fourth ward
lcz-Iuan-s this cvcning. but no trouble
‘ior light is‘ cxpvcted in the second.
third and fifth. ‘
'l‘hc caucuses this evening will hr-
‘hrld as follows: ‘
E First Word. Town Assembly hull.
{\anl street; second ward. lied )lvn's
hull. \\'ushing:ton street: third Ward.
Community hall. Van Znndt strcr-t;
fonxthwurd. lied MynF-s hall. Main
trv-vt: fifth-ward, llowayton Ilose
company quarters.
Valuable Sea Creatures.
pounds of meat, 1,000 pounds of oil
and 500 pounds of leather, and the
"iinn to fill Dr. Nelson's prsillon. I'lr. white whale furnishes much more.
l
.2 ~..r;<iurlory furnace, however,
will heat the house effective]
‘Hvésiiy.
i2: 13:" STAMFORD furnace.
z'rx» Mil isfurtion.
y”: ‘m- protected by 65 years
7
1 n
(-7.
7
2 l‘izr. Hill Road
rxuzwrn, - _ W
l ;; w-l warm air furnace is like a good
it
_ . '. i you never grow tired of it.
that is easily operated, as well as one
All of these qualities are found
l; properly installed, this furnace gives en-
l'finwu you buy a STAMFORD furnace
.» 1:...zuil'ucturiug heating apparatus.
:31, Raymond 69'" Dean C0.
~ South Norwalk
DOROTHY‘DAEEIT
To be
it must be
y a..d econ-
experience
B. M. 'Betts
.—
The local gas company is in a much‘
i morrow.
lassurod by Republican Leader Mon
’islntirc ilinatimi ii. the St'll'llf‘ was tic-
v‘rrrring action on tho companion mens-
3urc pending there. also l‘t'llOl‘lQ‘il out
[out much delay.
:thn limise
‘m- tliml. 'such as (‘Ontuii‘md in the bill.
inf rmtruiuing cxtorlloxzulv prices i n
icon]. “wold be necessary. and Com- . “I '
intissiont‘r Aitchiuon of the interstate v- reeklng 00‘
{Commerce Commission. concurred in 1310 North Avenue
The walrus furnishes about 1.500 HMS. vi...“
3 however.
iopcintors and lahor in the ‘ndustry.
i
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Paramount Presents
MARY MILES
MINTER
The dainty and magnetic
screen star in one of the most
appealing roles that she hi5
ever played.
“South of Suva”
A picture that has won more
admiration for Miss Minter
than any piece she has
ever done.
GOVERNMENT
1 IS NOT YET T0
. SEIZE MINES
K
. (Continued from First page)
the United llf’lne Workers
\Varriner and other one
been continuing. United
tor Pepper, flecretary of
Mayor John Durkan of
and by Mr.
rutors. has
States Sena—i
Labor Davi l
_ 3' .
Scrafimm and '
others have conferred wltl
:1eader. 1 the labor Comedy Scenic
1:119 Rev. J. J. Curran; of \V’ilkes~
Barre, \eteran pliest and friend of THURSDAY & FRIDAY
President: Rooscevlt, w
in gaming pence in the 1902 strike
was among Mr. Lewis' callers yeuer:
any. Later Father Curran Visited Mr
“arrincr. after which he issued I,
he was active
One of the biggest pictures . :
. of the year.
ALMA RUBENS
garment in wnch n9 sud that 11:; In the Paramount super
believed the mine workers, who are presentatlon
o osed to . . - ”
b2". u ,a immanent lomd of an, “Find the Woman ,
1 in on, “.0 uld be willing to agree to
the creation of a fact finding COmll’lis-‘ '— AND _
sion to report its findings at a con~ Special Educational Comedy
ference of operators and miners.
\X‘ASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-Consid-
oration in the House today of its
Emergency Coal Distribution bill un-Vl
dcr a rule providing for six hours 01“:
debute :vppr—mcd to insure a \‘olo on‘
A1 St. John Pre—Release
Comedy
“Bucking Broadway” , ’1 k
Palace
Theatre
Direction David Eatemn
Cyrus W. Gray. In, M8!“-
TODAY ONLY
The picture thatrwill stir the
emotions of everyone—Virtu—
ally a “W'ay DOWn East"
to the South
“MY OLD KENé‘
TUCKY HOME”
An exceptional feature that
merits very generous support.
Every child should see it.
Sennett Comedy
Path: News
EVER, THURS. & FRI.
A big double featurqprogram
presenting two of the sea-
son’s best pictures.
Robert J..‘Flahert)‘r's
‘N anook of the North’
Has created a sensation
where it has played—One of
the first four picturespf the
year—Difiefent and as beau-
tiful as it is different.
— AND —— *
JEWELL CARMEN
With supporting all-star cast
_. IN .__.
“Nobody”
oAs ’STO I
and k
The Connecticut light
and Power Co.‘ "
67 run It.
8322331303
asuaamreu_
Phone am an
Washington“
So. Not-Walk Trust e... Bid...
egg:
School
Shoes *
IsNowReadyat
,lho measure before adjournment to-
Presrdent Harding had been
-l
com- '
designed
YOUTHI’UL COUPLE DIARRIED.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.—The mar-
to i fiage of John Harriman, 19 years old
.Strt‘nztht‘n the Administnmmys hand ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Harriman,
Inc-u that the bill, reported out of
mitts-e. yesterday, and
to Miss Alice A. Laidley, also 19.
jdaughter of Mrs. \Villiam Laidley, of
on
:in controlling coal distriliufih’n‘ b -
aka-«dating Federal distrihuiing agencyi . f
Eand (-u‘lcndlng the powers or the inter-1Ch‘cago' at Port Chester, 1" Y" .
lszlzite Commerce Commission over on. i August 12' was made public t°da3{h
E(lmfti' of shipments would he passed! Tfiaglatiziasafigggcenlliintl‘lfiwnr:
F u- are omorrow night. mar ' . ‘-
Meanwhile. a morn conuflipatpd leg-.. Chandler Christy. illustrator, who has
' , been acting as Miss Laidley’s guardian
during her mother's absence: in
Europe.
,E.‘
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k ..__ .. n '7‘...
'_\'rsster«izly, lull leaders prmlictul that],
IMMRVALKS?
Burma's?!
075:.W1i3il‘ilicrcrli31'.
p on: 959* -
2 Stores
Liberty Square 11 N5. Main St.
Tel. 2978.
ELECTRIC CO
l-mé.\‘
l
- ’8
Shoe Store
l 313°.an' sz. mxm__
j
From the Da‘
-a
zit would receive fa\ ornlilo‘ action with-
Srcrnlur) Hoover.
in appearing at hearings )r-strrday on
bill salt! that some leca‘.’
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto
Opposition was expected.
by rdpl‘l‘seltlntives of hothé’
Between Oak and Center 8%,
Bridgeport, Conn. ‘
Phone Barnum 5586.2
Second-hand parts and tire! to
fit. any make of our
“'ith Administration lenders appar-
confident that the difficult?
limpmnnc-li in l'.l"‘.\'i".g the incrf’aslng'
quantity of coal luring mined. in? to
transportation conditions. can ‘he ma-
tf‘f‘inilf.‘ relieved under priority author-
llV already pfist‘s‘SOIi or to he router-l
rm! lw prudin: legislation, the propos— '
al for Gm‘rrnmmu operation of mil
rll‘drfl'l‘tiLN‘ 1.: well as those. 0? l‘m
nnlhrnciio coal industry. had been put, we buy and sell new and
383-20 todm'. l second hand clothing.
7 . Highest prices paid.
If you have any, drop us a
card and we will call.
S. LEVY
NOTICE
What Is
Beauty’s Worth ?
REGENT THEATRE
Tonight at 8: l 5
' CARL CARLETON
Presen s
GERINE
'AN UNUSUAL
- ill MUSICAL (buoy
OF THE TROPICS.
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My .9619? 6723/ 151’ one sol/hijack
Illustrious Carlton Cast and Hosts ot' Luscious Lass‘es
' In a Brilliant Brand New Production.
mamas $1.00 To $2.50 ;
SEATS ARE NOW SELLmG—PHONE'1501
Prospect Hill, N orwalk
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on Thursday, September 2lst, at 9:00
A. M.
Thorough instruction by experienced
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Men’s All Wool Serge
Suits—$17.50
Young Men’s Sport Model
All Wool—$16.50
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12 South Maln St.
So. Norwalk
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T-HE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
boys. will open for the year 1922-23,l
of Our Openin'
We have been gm “‘3‘
m;
Quality Spa-h fin!
,‘rnw '
_. . ..
Quick Serwcg
Sanitary and sum
is served. F. m .
surmount-datum. "
only place in mil:- _ »
Also pastry in and ma K
own bakery 5130’
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