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. inseam 31, 1922
‘ ' tun-es I have said just that. ‘ Crack Trotters . .
E3 “The art of acting is difficult as , 1... ‘l
» perfection—Air proximity to‘perfec- After $4’6m Purse
‘ tion. as no one is perfect—is diflicult . ' “
’ of attainment in other callings. But READVILLE, Mass. Aug. 31. ‘5.
‘0 the average 8‘” who {“63 to "1°” Futurity Day at the Grand Circuit -
_.___..__ . or less prominence in p ctures a de- in t da bro ht to ether crack?
.\........:. or the North" As "winnerggree of master), of portrayal come, 3:: 3133013; mfg” ingcompeuuon'
nl’ limlbll- Bill Proves A Real ' sooner or later. The trouble is. hOW- for the American Home Breeder stake.I
l-Icturc Delight. !ever. that most of them go beyond The purse is ‘4,600_ Pendleton'.
~ l-Isklmo, whose life. drama is what is required; they ox’eract just as 10314, winner of the junior division
l in the I’athe feature, “Na- some players smear too much make- last year; Suavity. 2.08%, which won
. the North." showing today up on their faces. the 1921 horse review avpurse. and
, ,,.»:. u-row at the Palace Theatre, "Many of our young actresses. in Peter Earl. 2:05%_,7 were among the
,l. p,” i lcer and photographer. Robert their earnest endeavors to succeed, go entrants.
J .v mvrly. l“. R. G. 8., has many to the extreme in their delineation of In the twenty-first renewal of the:
. . swung things to say in regard to strong emotions. and this is uncon- Blue Hills 310.000 purse. Great Brit-.
TODAY AND TOMORROW .
1 PosnjlvsLY THE LAST NORWALK snowmcs
Paths Present: Robert J; Flaherty’s Great Film Story of the snow!-
lands—The Most Appealing Presentation, of Life and Love in=the Arctic
“NANOOK OF THE NORTH”
BRILLIANT—THRILUNGS—DIFFERENT
SPEClAL ADDED ATTRACTION
PALAC I‘I TODAY.
- Theatre
Davingsterson. Man ager _
-
, TODAY vi. TOMORROW
'One of the biggest pictures
at the year.
ALMA RUBENS
m the Paramount super
. y..u.,,m-amenz and disposi[ion. vincing. Restraint—I say it again— ton. Jane the Great. Colorado. Emma‘- Presentation The First National Dramatic Feature Success '
\lr. Villht‘l‘ty. and his opinion is IS the prime requisite,” Harvester. Bonnie Del. and Escontil-l “Find the W ” JEWELII GARNER in “NOBODY"
.uxmlirirnted by other explorers fam- “Find the Woman." an Arthur 10: and Favonl. were entrants. a 01mm, ’ V
. m- with the Eskimo. finds the prlm- Somers Roche story. directed by Tom ' 'l‘omm.v Murphy “'33 1° drive in the \ ~ « — AND —— S A T U R D A Y
lll\l‘. nnrlnulllc people who live at the Terriss, Will be presented at the 2:13 trot for $1.000 purse. Another
m» or lhe world fearless. lovable and Regent theatre beginning today and feature event was the Neponset 2.04
.Ilulipy-gu-llll'ky. He- can teach the tomorrow. > pace for $2.000-
w'mic mun many lessons in patience, It is a. thrilling mystery photoplay .
kindllncss. faithfulness and skill. created by CosmOpolitan Productions National Star
special Educational Comedy
7, “Bucking Broadway”
A SPEClAL PALACE HOLIDAY WEEK-END DOUBLE BILL
3 mm PREVOST FRANK, MAYO
' — IN — —-- IN .-
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A1 St. Jchn Pro—lielease
‘l'hv Eskimo chcr dis ila 5 tom er. and released by Pemmmmt- Eileen ' ' Comedy an HERE I EP ”7 em 7 5’
]l ‘H :9 \x'cnkncss l0 shotv zinger. 3nd Huban. well-known stage star: George YaCht ChamplonShlp . = I D A F PE “AFR To FIG
1h»- uhilc man who gets along bcst MacQunrric. Norman Kerry. 1151;215:011 l K» ' '
“uh the Eskimo is the man who ncv- Ford- Ethel Duray and Henry . ey NEW YORK. Aug. 31.——Craft rep- SATURDAY a THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7
a
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l‘l «lisplnys u had disposition. If an
fla'skimu displays tcmpcr, he is dan-
nwrmlswhe has run amuck.
“c is :i stoic and can stand a ire-
nu-mlous :unonnt of pain. Cuts and
wmln-Is are nothing to him. but let
lmn tact an internal illness or fever,
and it attacks him mentally. He gives
hp and «lies. Measles is fatal to an
1:.knno.
'l‘n llxis- attraction the management
luv .lJI'INIl .lcwcl Carmen in the First
also are i nithe fine cast.
British Golfer
Hard Hit Over Defeat
LONDON. Aug. 31 (Associated
Press).-—British golfers are hard hit
over the defeat of their picked players
in the lnicrnutional matches at South-
ampton. .N. Y. There is much com-
input in the morning newspapers. and
resenting most of the yachting centers
in the United States will compete in
the national star yachting champion-
ship. to be sailed off Execution Light.
in Long Island Sound, September 18.‘
19 and 20.
Besides the western division of the‘
Long Island Star Association. whichl
«will hold a final limitation trial tomor- _
yrow to select its representative. other
aentries include the California Yacht
Club. the Cleveland Yacht Club. whose
POLA NEGRI
The Russian Dramatic Star
.__I__
“Eyes of Manny”
DAVID POWELL
Paramount's He Vamp at His
Best in
i
. WELCOME RETURN TO NORWALK OF KEITH’S VAUDEVILLE.
l THE PROGRAM THAT MADE THE PALACE THE TALK OF ‘THE
TOWN LAST SEASON WILL BE CONTINUED UNDER ‘
THE KEITH FRANCHISE.
v Watch for.the Opening Program Announcement.
First Evening Performance Starts
Promptly at 7:00 Today and Tomorrow.
Due to Length of Program,
craft won the elimination race of the.
Lake. Erie star fleet: the Narragansett
star fleet of Providence; the Detroit;
river fleet. the Massachusetts coast
fleet. and ,the Central and Eastern
Long Island fleets. ..
l\.l'inl:.ll production "Nobody." "Both
[m Wu.» will In‘ shown today and to-
ii'lll‘IlDV‘l'
“Dangerous Lies”
thc upshot of the experts’ analysis
seems to be that the British lost their
suprcmacy by making a fetish of long
driving.
The Daily Mail- editorially recalls
the remark made by Walter J. Travis.
LABOR DAY SPECIAL
, A special double feature
“I Ill-IN E."
REGENT THEATRE
III-curd lin-uklns: .‘Illsil‘nl (‘nmfldy when he surprised the golf world . progranL
(“nu-s Ili‘l‘t' KIWI TllI‘NIBE- ’olghtf’cn years 380 by capturing the No Interest In E WANDA HAWLEY NORWALK IS NOW ‘
V""‘"'”I‘>‘I““*“n£ tho fact that thc llrilish amateur championship. Travis 9 D thI ,.
\¢"""~‘='“1" l’l‘mluc‘m: Company's suld: " I won because the British: GOIfer S ea 3 . _ IN —‘ ‘ ,
MM Ir? musical comedy “lrcnc” has players are engaged in a debauchery“ . ”I ‘ ' 99 I ue d S t 5th ~
““"" ‘*"‘” 1“ NW3" ('cntrc of the civil- of long driving.” I TOLEDO. 0.. Aug. 31.-——Golf has The Truthful Llal‘ s a:v , ep 0 i
1-9-1 til-m»- and is now in the fourth That is still the trouble hcre. ac- taken such a grip on Toledo since the. .— AND _ > I g‘
3"“ ”9 'llll'I'H'l-de-nlcl succcss. the cording to Harry Vardon. who in an public links tournament started here
. V '
I'lwx of Its :itto-mluncc docs not seem interview. is quoted as declaring: that even a. suicide Virtually in the Eugene 0 Brlen
THE Vmwfosnsar Esococmo to. Presents
in Int .(' IlI"‘ll rcuchctl in many places, “All that our leading amateurs. and presence of six hundred persons Martha Mansfield
mil nil‘lmucli it has broken more rec- our yonnrrcr professionals. too. sccm creates no interest, while a golf .matchr . Rudolph Valentino ‘ -. ‘ W- _ .. \ ‘ 1 cc
m 5 ml any musu‘nl play cvcr writ- to bother about. Is hitting the ball a is being played. . ‘ ’ ' » , 1 ll h 'nfif, . ,
g . - . . - l l I I _ . n a t c 0C1 .
-~.~, II 1.4 :lcmn sending: in spectacular tremendous dlStQ‘nt‘P- They don't YCStCTdaY a prominent oca man In the seleCt SUDQT ' . ' C '- lating O icndot‘ I
:wm-n inl‘ rcccipls in a number this troublc about the finer points of the swallowed poison just off the first fair-I presentaticm . _ ‘ v ‘ ’ h p I I
‘. «in. which is proof positive that game. which count for most. That is way while Eddie Held and George ' ' t _a.¢ mdon‘,
h.“ “I‘M”. .10 not u". OI“ “ good play whcrc ihc Americans beat us: they Aullmch were pinyin: the. first extra “The Wonderful ‘ ahzcd {concord-l I
V" 3' Hl'vl‘l'rctml by n pl‘fitinicn; (‘ngt lucnt us particularly in thr- iron shots hole in their semi—final contest. 'lhe Ch 9, breaking rum in .
V-lH-H xnwwnlwl with n bright clean up to the hole. which hzii'c nlwuymwws quickly spread through the gala ance - l I
wwlnv'um and n “my wardrobe puch bccn thc mnslcr shots in golf." cry of six hundred. About tcn walked! EUROPE 1
5'H'INHH ‘ ..._ w—_ 0\".‘l‘ to the death sCQnP. hilt th? other}
.HW “A“; ”I.” ”H. “NM" 0,. ”m . 590 plugged right along after the play, ‘ and - I
Maw won...“ sin... n..- im‘pmnn 1m investigate Tut or... (“swaying no interest in thel, .l ALIERICA
IIl. »’ «H3501; is lit) I'\("’WIlOll i0 Il'O'l‘l , . :doath . V l
, ~ ; - no, - ,
;¢:v ll. "Hr. lhcl- \n ll known mmlislcl JaCkson S Flghts . a 9 OLD CARS I whet: k h”
"I” NIL: Hill] 6 -5:"r ‘. . . ‘. ,, . _‘_— '
1.4m. :1-4 l-ll‘ “l" 3:113:11; 10"“ I“Il(:l:‘):l\\t\ HUT; ' NE“? YORK. Aug. 3l.—~Chzlirman Dranng Beglrgs I 1 vaCd the mo“
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f...: .. . ......r:.:.“2:.::..:.‘::. for Singles TOMMY. 3°“ ‘5’“ ° d 0... ‘° “" mm. GUS
M > .' “IIII Hr“ symphonic Orchcs— l. - .“q ”3 . .. . ‘: ' ‘ i Budgeport Auto
. . .‘ ”“4”! IV ll . .dll nu .lipnhon into thc record of. . . , - BEAM
. ‘ ,_ lb ”“1”". Ol‘l‘hé's— 'I‘ I 1' k ,k ‘ 'l"t' 1". . ._ NEW XOIII\. Aug. 31.-——~Thc draw W ki t
I . no! its i‘\('l'HI-lll (ms! 0!" pmwml “l ""3" ”0""hnm' u" l: puko‘rmnucl‘s. for the national men‘s slnglcs‘ cham- rec “g C0‘ and >
.r . . ‘ I ‘ .19 '90". ‘V 0 “‘38 'Il (" ‘ V )
I 4” “MI“ ”WNW WI” 1". tht‘ nI‘ ' lI:lr:'\' “fills llcnlpscv's Iii-an; 0:2]ch):- pionshlp. “thiCh bcgitls on the. courts 1310 north AVEIHIO NIELODIOUS
I" M ”I“ “we,” TM:””' ”F“ pr in thc third round of a contest at 0f the Gcrmantown Crickpt duh' Between oak and center t r
. I " ""1”“; 5”” SM“ 01‘0”" lama-n»; l-‘n-m 'l‘ncsci'iv nivm “"1: mp Phimm'l’hi‘L SW" S" “'1” 1’“ made m‘ B 'd c F .’ ‘NOVELTY
‘ ‘ 5 , - ' I. ( ‘ . 3 ' . ‘ day at the offices of the United States n 86110”. 01111. . .
‘ esnlucci of ('\Ilgg“'1‘t('|11x("lln(‘“ claims. , . i R kl
l'l\l;_'l.‘l_lT‘ ., ‘ Iknill as to his spccilicutions and Lawn l‘cnnis Assocmi on-di at“ tag Phone Barnum 5586-2 of recent the.
‘ “OMAN' l'( col'll. Muldnnn declilrcs. film?” will he scedcd accor ng 0 e Second-hand parts and ti!" E. : ' g ”I" am his‘ory‘
judgment of officials who have m:—
llnol'cri :Is scillin 2H0 mmlls and
‘ g p amincd the year’s tournament records.
lex fch onc inch lull. thc Ohio negro
iippcll lhc bcnm at only lSS and
- d ’v 't l
|]\l‘0\'I‘d to bc but llvc fccl. tcn inches .‘Halvar . 31.8] Y
. n :zf'Il“‘$S' m‘cnicsl ncrul." in hcight. Ills knockout rccnrd. plaécd A I '
ssociate Coaches
.. lull-pus, l‘rzlmrcxl plnycr in nl mm‘c than two scnrc in mlvnncc
m- \anzm,” "is rcstrnini. notices. now will be carcfully scruti- .
ltlvl‘ limc wln'n nskcd the sc- nizcd by the NOW York commission. CAMlllllllGE. Mass" Aug. 31.—rAs-
dif‘f‘rhs‘l’ul performance in pic— Mulllonu nesvrlml. .-» socjzilc coaches of the Harvard 'var-
=slty clcvcn wcrc :mnmmccd today by
"call Coach ”Bob Flsllcr. 'l‘br-y include
Dr. Dorrie Pnrmcntcr. Robert NI.
Scdgwick. \Vinslow ll. Folion. Billy'
Blurray and Jimmic Knox. i
Captain (“hark-s Bucll. after a con-
-Book blames Montgomery N'- Ham Tierney
Lyria by 105. McCarthy ; . Staged by Edward Royce
THE GREATEST GIRL IN THE WORLD
PRICE-Sew GENTS TO $2.50 ‘
Mail Orders ,N°“’ Seats at Box Office August 31.
‘fit any make of car ‘
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L 1-." 2973. ‘ 1115 Main St., Bridgeport ggood. I took just two bottles of
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I on my feet and at work again." Why
Isuffer when this reliable medicine for
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AUCTION SALE Men’s All“ Woo; Serge
Suits—$17.50
Young Men’s Sport Model
Popular “Auto Supplies“ . All {wool—$16.50
Tires and Tubes A ‘ GOTTLIEB’S
, SALE WILL. BE HELD _ .1 12 South Main St. So. Norwaik
Friday, SCDI. lSt ' TARLdy BROS.-
Leading Tobacconists
_ AT .—
I 18 Main St., Norwalk, Conn.
MARION DAVIES
Knows What’s
Beauty’s Worth
South/NM,» I
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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. u.
Thorough instruction by experienced
faculty of college graduates in Pri-
mary. lntetmediate a d Upper School.
Upper School one s College Prepa-
ratory and General Courses for girls
from fourteen to twenty-one. Special
reviews for college examinations.
General course offers as electives:
Economics. Psychology. History of
Art. French and German, etc.
Small classes give opportunity for
indivdinal instruction and develop.
ment of right method of study.
Commodious school rooms, large
gymnasium. ample And beautiful
grounds otter equipment for-best men-
tal and physical development.
Exceptional teachers of voice, piano;
and drawing. ‘
_..OF__
.‘_
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blend ,.
7 5c Each:
finroumegs 5;?ch limited. Princl- » _ - 8 ;;"d_'15
. , fl pa 3 may en by appointment. . > ’ (2*... or C
x , - Printed matter on request. _ WM. GUTHRIE, Auctioneer. , ' x
\l;.ll':in. Mr. Clifton and Miss Landis in one otgthe big dance num— MARGARE'f R. BRE‘IDLIVGER A18 ' Mahackcnzo Block Tel.'1581,
:lw smart musical comedy "Irene." which will be the attraction at VlD \ HU‘i' . . '
: 'l‘llcntre, Tuesday evening. September 5. ‘ . ‘_ 1‘ FRANCJS" A‘ B‘ 1 » ‘g
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