AT
.\ll'll.ll.\\' .‘lOYI-ZS DIANY T0
.‘II'SIC.
\|\l'
._, \\ ritcr~ Final Inspiration in "or
l'liotoplnya.
l...- gntlvl nl-l «Myra sure proof
popularity of a star was to have
-:n~ named after him—or her, as
tvlll‘H \Vt'l‘(" not spared. ‘_
mixing the "cigar period” came
in-rtunn-s and toilet waters. A
.115 of the stagc or scrccn could
no highcr praise in the then-
mlml than [0 have some
‘lllllll liquid t'ragrance named art-
(ulmost exclusively feminine
lime). The latest manifestation
:mrlmpsl the oldest—~lhc idea of
in song the charms of one's
min-null
\Iaw Murray has lu‘i-fl particularly
Ll‘wil-Hl II) this regard. \Vhen "Pen-
«a. l. \wry" made-its appearance it in-
:qnl‘ul :l lluplllnl‘ flr‘ erl of ll‘ll‘ VCI‘)‘
« ll‘vtlt”, dedicated to Miss Murray.
',|l\l ‘l‘n-rn'm‘l; Alley." “Fascina-
Hwyg'
llHlll‘:
. “7.?
i - I." ”lint-Al men to music. and the
‘ l‘o-Hlll u.”- a snappy l't‘n' trot culled
hl":l..‘i('l|lvlll()ll." The lyrics for both
:«1 nus \yc-rt- “rittcn lxy A. Francis and
2". Grow-n". and the melodies l-y
Thry are published
l \ llivlnnomlJlohhins Company. It is
1» ho l~\pvctml that another musical
ll ‘ “ill make its appearance in honor
"lirruulu'ay Rose." the latest Mac
- ilu} pic-lure. now at the I'oli's I‘al-
Theatre in Bridgeport.
“ltlul'lwny Rose" is :1 Tiffany pro-
m :wm. pin-m nlml lay llolvert Z. Leon-
,u: :l IllSlllllllll‘ll by Metro. The
:ml scenario are by Edmund
:. lulu, ll‘." photography by Oliver
mum and the art settings by
< l'mln'nllnllt'l‘.
l'l'liM‘ Sllu'ra,
l \
H“ [II IN l-‘;\.‘lll.,Y.
.nlrln‘: \ll“ Nellie llrct-n in :1 Gen-
~.u~ .‘u-u-ltp at Palm-c’l‘mnomm‘.
llrcens “ho headline the
~lli lt‘\lllt‘ hill :Il lll‘.‘
,. it mw llllllt‘l'll thr-ir way around
and lllrouchout their trip
I'lu'ts not only gained t‘uvm'alulv
nlmzl “1' Min pvoplh lull of Royalty
ll Miss Nt'llll‘ llrm-n, llu- pre-
-l£tlll‘l'l‘ ml the- t‘alnily studied in
ungv 'llillt'l' the direction 01' Mme.
fiwl m' the Paris (trawl Opera and
' 'lԤ.~i:;ini 0." La Sv'ala. Milan and
.\rw Hva umlcr the Italian Master.
\ll'“l'llt'l"‘ lat» l'llllt'l master
‘w \i- llupolilan i‘umpany.
Hm:
fi ve
l‘alacc this
Mun],
4m.
01'
-:l- :‘mr of tho" Hr»: n jugz'ling. litu
:\' they \\'l'l'l‘ ll'llllil't‘tl uitll a
,‘w-nwl‘y Illlll Stone in "Chin-
'l‘lu~ t‘ntirw ltreeu Family is
M I lml llu- palm of Ema}- is
l .
l tn Tom and Nellie.
. stnn- pic-tinn- for
'l)‘ \\lll lit
.. lM‘I‘llll.
Thursday
"('unccil" a Sl'lt (-2
llllltll-IVI’ 1‘0le.
x:- .7 liirltumnl :Iml Alum Q. Nil—
‘n‘l “1:711:15": iljguflawonméfgr‘nc” ’ '
' Man from Honw."
w is -'l pir'lnt'l- attraction at ll‘.(‘
"*1 ”lw-atrr twlay :lll‘l tomorrow
. :v Yul-\nllker will want to see.
~ \‘.<»l‘.‘.i to t ill: too. from
-v~>»l.u- xiv-“point and the man
wn in \alnp “lira-us Sl'l'llll: this
‘I.’ amt simply llll\l lust tlw op-
:*\ to .xe-c a picture. but will
1.1 maul a rare cntcrtainnwm
'i'ln- production is Paramount's
‘ 4;: l'v'uvn Home." The slurs are
.l Kll‘l-HVDCH] and Anna (1. Ni:-
‘nu w: ll known. null iinishml art-
'l‘lwy present a story lill‘t' that
v-i‘ or the ordinary in many n-
:llltl so far above thi- avrrzlm-
vl‘irr as to make it “'t‘ll north
“l lnl‘nlloli. "'l‘lll' Mun lruln llrvnw"
4:4 lvm-n praiwll ultlmnt litulliricalinli
i:o-l‘,\‘\“l~ll* ll HI} Unit
has lvl"‘7l or about it.
' L'."llll (um: rl) .ttirl oth—
iris
gilp.
alui :lnmix...
may l't' f‘llll
H l”‘ .t
'1 Shut! will-nvl‘i.
1‘1-.. ‘.\
l'.\ l..\('l: '11)] MY.
- (ht- Hmluty Slmp' mill ".llht 'l'mu"
“ill l~'ini~h Hun More Today.
- w' llllllllll‘ l'ratnri show “’l iv'll
:1' 7M H. H. U. Sillll out at the
l .Ill‘v’ tor thr past two days
‘ x 1h- lulu: «« today for its clos-
n Hm: city and the downtown
:wtrmm are thervhy offered
w in at shows that has: lll't’n in
‘.v for ’l‘hlslis not
; «‘lann. lvnl the tart is initially
.. l l~y thr opinion of hundreds
7 Vin-rs: who took advantage 0‘
‘l'll‘llly to see these two pic—
llxo' licgent Theatre Aloutlay
"-ay \\ lll'l‘l‘ they packcll the
'll up to the wry last show.
‘M nt‘ the attractions is a first
gal in ltiwll‘ and the comhin—
'le tun "till-(l a SllOl‘l’ that
mmullwl. llrcanse of tht
lll“ prom-am. the lsrst.show
« ill start promptly "
a y‘var.
at l
mum!) AND HAND.
Muir! Estr-rson of the
untrlr yesterday completed
ls: tor the presentation of
Sand" in Norwalk next
'l‘hurwlay. This sensa-
l“"v:llll‘lllhll has: sr-t New
:Ifl, talk. lmlolph Val‘
'1 lme are the stars with
'Ntta Naldi playing an important role.’
'Ircrn is an ruler! inculcr antl'
'l"fiflitfli171‘iiiuxl Council. No. M. K. or
_ 9..
Emporium. rm.
Township Merger Predicted
(Continued from Fist Page)
It is the opening feature of the 1923
Paramount production.
THREE SENATORS
BEAT OPPONENTS
(Continued from First Page)
kick.’ Citizens said todgy they would
welcome such a plan “dith’open arms.
They said the roads were in a- deplor-
able condition and were so each year
until a fevv days before election, when
returns fifteen per cent. complete.
“'llllam E. Sweet of Denver had a.
big lead over Fred. A. Gabin in the
Democratic gubernatorial race in Col-l
Ul'illlU. while Benjamin Grififith of
Denver, lcd th’ vL-Governor Earl Cool-
ey for the Republican nomination.
Redfield "Proctor 0t Proctor viva.c ap-
fcct.
Residents of Southport are predict-
‘ing a break with the Town of Fair-
venes at Hartford this January. At
the some time. it is said. Greens Farms
GOVi-rnor A. w. Foote in the Vermont making that section separate from‘the
Republican gubernatorial contest. lTown of Westport. In the event: that
.lv‘ormcr Governor Cole L. Blouse of , this can be accomplished a charter
South Carolina. was regarded as assur- ‘ will be asked for granting to these
cd of the Democratic nomination for two villages the privilege‘ or COHSOH-
governor ovcr Thomas G. McLean in dating into a township.
a bitter contest. ‘ ! Citizens DLssath-fled. ,
Supporters of Charles B. \Vard and‘ It is reported that the village of
former Governor G. W. P. Ilunt of‘Grecns Farms, like SOUthDOFL is dlS~
Arizona both .were claiming victory in satisfied with its present town govern,-
thc. racc for Democratic nominamn ment. 3-1011 Of these Villages claims
for governor of Arizona, with meagre heavy taxes are IGViPG upon [Them Tor
returns indicating a close race. ‘whlch little or no benefits are receiv—
In the Massachusetts gubernatorlal'ed. Southporters say they pay one-
cmltest Governor Cox had an easy third of the taxes of the Town of Fair-
vlctorylm- the Republican nomina- field and that the upkeep of roads.
tlon. William A. Gaston. Boston electnic lights and other neccmltles,
hankcr, was well in the load for the are maintained mostly through the 9.?-
Democratic Si-natorinl nomination. forts of the Village. Improvement
Govcrnor Grocsbcck of Michigan Society and the Sasquanaug Associa-
casilg-‘dl-iu-ntt-ll two opponents for rc- tion. which are in no way affiliated
nomination while James Batch had a with the town and receive no benefits
small load over Alva M. Cummins on therefrom.
early returns for the Dcmocrutlc nom- llcsldcnts of Southport point out
iuntlon. that every street in the village. with
Congressman H. G. Dupro of the the exception of the Post road. has a?
Second Louisiana district. had a sub- ‘leua’t onc sidewalk’whlch has been
stantial majority in early returns. paid for by the Village Improvement
-—-—-— {Association without one. cent ever lie-
TIGER FOOTBALL ling appropriated by the town for this
work. The Sasquanaug Association at,
TEAM TO ORGANIZE
. {the present time is spending nearly
The first mt-cting of the season of
the members of the Tiger Football
((-illll will he. held this evening at S by the‘ tqjl‘n- 'd
o’clock in the city court room. city E. 'l. lueviford of Greens Farms sax
last night that while he'knew of no
such movement on root at the present
time. such a project was proposed
.mort- than a year ago. Mr. Redford,
'who is :1 leader in community affairs
hall. when there will be It formal or-
llanizatioh of the team and the elec—
tion of manager, captain, treasurer.
etc.
A request has been sent out [or cer-
rl'l'lll't‘ Milo: lloylc. coach of tin. Sillin-
llll‘ll high school as coach of the local
and a ro-port is expected to-
]deard A. Salisbury, scientist and ev-
plorer. tovlay \vas I-nroute [or the
Malay l'ininsula, where he will Search
:l‘or what has been termld
"the missing link."
Accrnnpanying Captain Salisbury
\vt-re M. C. Cooper, former lieutenant-
cnlonn-l in the Aviation Corps: llnkw
'/.vll¢~r. experienccd explorer; l‘Iilwarvl
Burghard.. of Columbia l'nivcrslty;
lvulll.
night.
(‘ATIIOLlC l‘ N ION COUNCIL.
Danie‘l 'l‘mnm-y Again Honored By
lc-clcetiun As (irnnd Knight.
llanicl 'l'mlllio'}. prominent lilllli’ll‘l'.
was signally honored last night when
M v- ' w ~ w "a ‘ 'llighl744777
l" ‘-"-“ ULULLL‘;LL~17”147J¥ daughter. and
- - men.
I‘ :1 : llll't'llllgf ol that organization ' . 7 ' _
‘ ”l lI inlit< clubhouse at :3: \\'l-st :nc— _ Th“ purl) “ll! lento tho steamer
”l“ 'l‘ln: mum» slutc of old officers T’W'Sitlt'nl '1‘qu at Slnmporc. Where
”‘1 'l rc elected (‘aptain Salislllll‘)"s yacht \Visdom II.
“l’l‘thc rexn'iinlll‘r of the officers [‘01- l“ hl’K'horPll. Tho yacht is living out-
: “Ut‘d 11." Nelson Taylor., a graduate
two motion picture
low:
lhm.,. “mud Knight—«John J. of Stanford l‘niverslty. and George
1301';th l‘ ‘ ' )lcNell. a Yale graduate. On the ves—
.J.1_L_.murpr__ngrnard '1‘. Nattet’ord. sr-l is a flnc laboratory or carrying
i‘hmnci'tl Sprwlmw ,,,,, c. M. Ilurgan. on cxperimcnts near the scene or the
. . . . ..,_, ., . a0- .. ,
”muffin”; Spurn”) Lonnie l |e\ploration
wank-umiamnqml Mugum" l PORTLAND. “"I‘u Svrt.
1mm)“ unanlr .1. Francis McLaugh- :word ”obey" has rvtrcvatml a step in
lin. :l‘rotcstant Episcopal Church of the
Hillside (lnxirl «ll. 1 ;l’nltul States and it‘ it falls twicv- more
_._..,.__- viberurn proponents of the fwmlsrlst
M'LEOD GETS NOMINATION; 'movenient‘, the Episcopal lurid»: of
l‘lll’l‘MlllA. S. 0. Sept ill-”1‘0““ 1925 will have to go
'ann of Thomas G. McLePtl- for life
“Q.“{vnanl-gn\'el‘ll0l‘. 0“" (.01? .
mouse. funw-r governor .01 3’0““?
(‘at‘oliniL lll ”‘0 'DPmOCYZ'le‘ pgzlrllzll‘l Convention. and now it goes lit-fore the
gunm'l‘. {Pflzrrl‘l‘lst'm‘lgg’g‘c 3f returns House of Deputies. Dercat‘ml there.
Iliillljl tic-"l‘gv the State. in which less it still may make :1 last stand hct‘orfi
{gm flat hundred precincts were un- the General Convention thrr-c years
t 1111 o c
". Kcnuclly.
It suffered its first rout yesterday
hence. .
reported.’ i th SQ’ eetlmated 19‘ .4 l
. With votes n e. . t . ~ _ ‘ , _‘ 5
not exceeding ten to twelve thou- BLI‘IALO STLEL ‘
r “'ORK l-ZRS STRIK [2.
~: (. Mcl eod's majority of "ll-lre “le ._ . - . . .
ill‘llolcn thousand in 5? total count of El l-PALO. Ex. 3.. 5mm. 13.——Fifty
181 346 was regarded by that paper as percent. of the men cmployml in tho
ch‘uring his nomination beyond any 8pm hearth department of the Wick—
H which carries with it in this wire-Spencer Steel Company struck
‘louht.
Lure the certainty at election. today in protest against the discharze
' ‘ .____._._..———--—————--‘ of employer: for union activities. The
NO WAGE OUT IN CANADA- normalywrklnc’ force is 912“. Other
ST. JOHN'S, N. F., Sept. 13.—-A gen. departments am, not “from“.
rral reduction in the wages of Cana-
dian cotton mill operatives is not ex.
pected in view of developments in- the
New England States. where those
plants which. reduced wages last Win-
ter are restoring the old rate.‘ At the
mnual meeting of a big Canadian
'ntlon concern. the president .said it
depended on the outcome to Rev»:
England whether the mills of tin:
company would cut pay.
iAN CONGRESS
PERUV APPROVES PROTOCOL.
LIMA, Peru,‘Sept. 13 (Associated
Press).—~—Tbe protocol and’ oomph»
mentary act signed at the Washington
Conference between the representa—
tives of Chile and Peru, was mulled
last night by the Peruvian Congress.
The vote was 94 to S.
- tendered. brings back the
appearance of youth. Re-
sults are Instant.
Illa”!
mmfimasoflm
Madison. W75
minute.
f SendI5afoernISlz
man. I. nouns; soul
NewYorkCtty _.
‘ Goufa‘ud'
enlal Cream
Ori
a road scraper was sent around {or ef— ,
field when the next Legislature con-'
parently certain of victory over Lieut- i will ask for an annulment of the law. .
.3400 a year to maintain electric lights,
'wmch. it is said. should he paid for:
in science‘
“‘5“; Jlru‘olux SD" 1351.....52W2 ) ”fiTFS;
l3,—~The’
in the House of Bishops at the General 3
Palace»
3’ . BRIDGEPORT
; CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE
l DeLuxe'Shows mac—5:304:30
l
DOUBLE FEATURE BILLS
TWICE WEEKLY
ENTIRE CHANGE THURS.
DAY AND SUNDAY
NOW PLAYING
V Mae '
Mtg-ray
Bmamvay‘ '
Rose
ADDED F'EATURES
Glenn Hunter In
“THE CRADLE BUSTER”
Eddie Miller
ARTHUR DEPEW
America’s Greatest Organist
22 -— PlECE ORCHESTRA — 22
Matinee, 10c and 20c
Eve., 15c, 25c, 39c
. Boxes, Reserved, 46:
Plus Tax
PRICES:
CHlLDREN’S MATINEES
DAILY ,
lilo-Orchestra or Balcony—10c
tain or tlu: furlnor members of the said that it‘ such action was contem-
lt'lll‘il to report at. tonight's mvetingHDIHlWl. hr “'0qu (lnuhtlcssly have} COMING:
' '- z .‘ we . ll- by Charles heard of it. ' ‘ i U ‘
l:illil:l:jh:-lr; I: n (‘1 “I (’i. G. Jennings. who occupies a posi— "THE STORM 3"d
It is believed that a good schedule tion of similar community promi- RUDOLPH VALENTINO In
can be drawn up for the seasonfiivith hence in l-‘airllehl and Sunthport at'— “BLOOD 6; SAND"
games scheduled with teams from fairs, also denied knowledge of the
Stamford and Bridgeport, as well as movement. _
from other cities. , t ‘
'J‘hcre has been some. discussion as SEARCH FOR MISSING LINK. l
to \vlu-thvr it would he possible to SAN l~‘l’..~\l\'ClSCO, Sept. 13.———Capt.
l
David Esterson. Manager
' TODAY & Tomonmw
The Picture with a Punch!
J AS. J. KIRKWOOD
' & ANNA Q. NILSON
In the Paramount super
presentation
“THE MAN FROM
HOME” ,
Comedy 4- News
FRIDAY 7
A special double feature
program.
Jack London's Story
“THE SON OF A
WOLF”
-—-AND ——
A refreshing. new picture
SHIRLEY MASON
’_—IN—
“THE NEW
TEACHER”
Gommg' Next Monday.
Rodolph
Valentino .
-lN—
Blood and
Sand
* Palace 6‘
. Theatre
Direction David W
Cym- W. Granola, up.
TODAY ONLY
First Evening Show at 7:00
All unbeatable double feature
program i
RAYMOND
l . HITCHCOCK '
With' the greatest array of
screen ’stars ever assembled
“The Beauty Shop”
. . — AND —-
The picture all Norwalk
is talking about
TOM MIX l
- ._ 'IN —
“JUST TONY” l
THURSDAY—FRIDAY—
» SATURDAY
Here ’s Another Keith
‘- Show
The Perettos
Snappy Aerialists
,.Dillon & Milton
A Wee Song in Story
l
l
l
l
l
l " Dunbar & Turner
l
l
l
J
Eccentric Conglommerations
Dotson
Vaudeville‘s Greatest Colored
Comedian.
THE BREEN
FAMILY "ll
.Five classic entertainers di- l
root from big New York .
Howey-Stars of Chin Chin.
l
— AND —- "’
THURSDAY & FRIDAY 1 l
Sélect’ Super Picture
“CONCEIT”
-r,—l
FREIGHT LOADINGS INCREASE E
. 'Hcadqnarlers For,
SCHOOL SHOES » ' 7
BULL DOG WEAR IN,
EVERY PAR
Self Service
Shoe Store
\VASHINGTOX, Sept. Iii—Freight
I
MAY BRAND BEER ..
, THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
A school for glrls and for
A. M. ,
: Thorough Instruction by experienced
ftaculty of college graduates in Pri—
@émnmlmdlateraneJépfiScnooi
Upper School otters College Prepa-
.ratory and General Courses for girls
I from fourteen to twenty-one. Special
reviews for college examinations.
General course offers as electives:
Economics. Psychology, History of
iArt. French and German, etc.
, Small classes give opportunity for
,tndlvdiual instruction and develop.
E ment of right method of study.
. Commodlous school rooms, large
lgymnzuslum, ample and beautiful
' grounds otl'cr equipment for best men-
mm. ‘ 1‘ l“ “_ Pam‘anTr 0111‘? :V 1 tal and physical development.
Advocate71.10.59?“ “' Lnl m. .' ‘A -. ‘ ' ' " ' 3' ' ‘ ’ l . hers f ' lce tan
l q-c-t'lrl-r - [flux-(rd .l. ouwlnn. MARRIAGE ('lcmmoxv, Exception“ tcac ° ‘0 ’ 9 °
and drawing.
Enrollments strictly limited. Princi-
pals may be seen by appointment.
Printed matter on request.
MARGARET R. BHENDLINGER, A. B.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. A. B.
along into married, .
without it. I
THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
East Avenue, Norwalk.
A Private School for boys,
from the ages of six to eighteen.
Fall Torn: opens, ‘Vednesday,
Sept. 27th.
All classes are purposely
small and are posltively limited
in size.
School session each day from
8:45 until :3 in the afternoon.
’ Particular emphasis placed
on the College Entrance Board
requirements. .
Organized athletics and play
are carefully supervised, also
zymnasium.
Kindergarten for girls and
bars from the ages of 3 to 6,
Hours from 9:30 tr 12:15; '
’mustrated booklet upon request.
JW. '1'. Cochran, (U. 8. Naval
- Academy) Headmaster
-——Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
l WASHINGTON.
ury.
l
l
KEGS AND BOTTLES.'total of 931,589 cars. an increase of,
brewers
Regulations are under consideration
““011 would ”gaucflAEEEAelseéficfiTrrrcfim a son of the late Sena-
7W” ’ ndfifihe name of the manu—1 tor Proctor, received the RGDUbllcan
facturer and all bottles to have the ngmlnatjon for governor at yester-
name blown into the glass, so that day's
beverage products can be'identified
by their containers.
Sept”,- 13-r—Beel'laccording to a report by the car sob:
, i branding is planned by the prohibi- 'vice division of the American Rajlway
little} [ion forces as part of its: ' ' ’
3 boys., will open for the year 1922—23.; against
on Thursday, September let, at 9:00 laws, it was said today at. the Treas-l REDFIELD PROCTOR NOMINATED
campaign
violating the dry ‘
, . ‘ .,
A Vlctrola
Helps to Keep the Young Folks at.
Home-and the Old Folks Younfl'. \
Select Your Victrola Here and Pay for
It in Easy “'cckly Payments.
7 The HamiltonShop
l .
lloadinus on all railroads duringthe
‘weck ended September 26 reached a
40,763“ cars over the preceding weeki
;and exceeding the total of any week:
; Association.
MONTPELIER, 1L, SEDLLkLfl-fl
state-wide primary, defeating
,LicntenantGovernor Abram W. Foote
by a plurality of about 5,300. _
.
49 Wall Street.
DELIVERY
PROMPT
.5-
PRESERVING TIME NEEDS.
Cold Pack Connors, Canning Racks, Fruit: Jars, Jelly Glasses,
Preserving Kettles, Scales, Jar Rubbers, Etc.
Gehebe’s
“It’s Here If It’s Houseware"
I PHONE
'I ‘ 527 .
South Hermit
VERY CHARMING
surroudingswpcrfect. food. perfect oer-
_vicc and moderate charges make it
very pleasent for ladies to lunch here.
And we cater to them especially ir.
special dishes every day served at
much below the usual prices. We
welcome ladies who like fine, things
to cat without paying extravagan’tly
for them. .
SAVOIA RESTAURANT
Business Hours 6 AM”. to 7 P. M. _‘
54 South Main fling-,5.
South Noe-walk.
II on a. g... ,
T
‘ne‘JROTHYfiKmu-T
fl
‘.
,,
.‘ { By Cééar/éclMc/l/Iafltls
'But there’s no
In modest hem 33“ 7
home of wcnlfi . $1
Are pests that
the w-
family
You can’t 1101‘ to
let the! m
And grow In
every d3!-
need
to wonder how. _
To rid yang hone
of vermin M- , , ,
For bedbngs, tom 5‘33
and other pull_ .1 ,
tTroupin’s '7
' will give you w“-
BOX 5:.
l’M HUNGRY. I NEED
con-4! l AIN'T co-rA
CENT To BUY
HELP
WHAT «NBA»
1 WANT ?
00 YOU
WHAT'S DE MATTER
movooNTCHJ‘
GELIEVE ME .
MY MOTHER
“WILL. ONE
‘t’OU'A DIME-
“——
”-7 YOU‘LL SHOW
us WHERE WE .
Kin 'GET BREAD
F_Er2 A CENT,
Norwalk Chronicler