Regent
, Wig
‘ 2
David Istoreon, Mar.
A $2.00 SHOW FOR 30 CENTS I '
Here Is a Double Feature Program You Should Not Ml“
EARLE WILLIAMS
__ m -——
“The Man From
9’
wning Street _
1230 of the Belt Albert E. Sm
CORINNE
GRIFFITH
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“Island Wives”
ith Production. of the Year I
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
“0m" “MW” 336k" Guaranteed Special Double Program
ELAINE
IIAMMERSTEIN
In the Greatest Picture of
Her Career
“EVIDENCE”
GRACE DARMOND
Supported by James Morri-
sonand Other Stars In
“HANDLE WITH
CARE” ‘
COMING: MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY
“THE PRISONER OF ZENDA”
A Rex Ingram Production That Played New York and Is Now Pluying
New York for $2.00.
-At the Regular Regent Prices.
By the
Producer of “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"
TllE THEATRES
PALACE ”TODAY.
' . and Shirley Mm on a
Double Feature Bill.
.Ilace Theatre is today offerinz
,» feature program of for morc
v I intccrst and there is cvor)’
- bolicvc that the theatre “‘ill
3 to its cnparlty for this show.
itson's now Fox feature "Tho
arhcr” will he on the program
ousw I‘vlvrs in "The Man from
Ivor." Those are two excellent
inns (Hill Palace patrons cannot I
‘ong on th! in.
RFC I. N T TODAY.
nrlc W’illinms also popular with
walk motion picture patrons and
hum (lrifllth who is a close second
Mullums uill he soon at the Re-
. t lmioy In :1 llnuhh- feature pro-
m tlmt is I-nslly a. winner. W'illinms
ll slur in his host production "The
Inn from lmwnim: Street." while
I1 H (lriilith hos heon given it vehicle
unusual intnrost nnvl appeal.
‘Islaud VVlVr‘n.” Those two pictures
'mako :1. “vii balanced program that
nnot. ho surpassed.
PALACE Tounnltn“ .
Vnmimiun mu "mum hr sum-r
Mhhrciy Brains Engagement
Ilcnn
ho now vninlnlilc show opening
tlw l‘nlnm‘ Theatre tomorrow
oulll pmrk ihr house for cvery pcr-
ruinnrc. 'I‘lm lilll is fur out. of tho
rdlnnry and should make a new rec.
N for \nutlcvillc here. Heading the
in" not program will he Singer Midgely
hv well known star in a. comedy var-
o‘iV' spvciul "Hello VVii’c." There
'li! hr :1, rust or six in this number
'ilh sum-ml scenic and costume ef-
wm tlml guarantee n. high class
The 'l'hrro Zanys.
nnul chain-1‘;
how in comedy
Noel Lester & (70..
"Twin
.1 lumen... of onlrrtuinmrnt; Frank _
'\\m‘l. .\‘- ('11.. Iu'ii l'ommly pantoqxinc rCQllll‘E’mCIltfi-
Illlll i l|"(i\“‘lll'lli :Lllll FI‘IUIL‘TS. (YE‘DOTLLV ()rganized athletics and play
w- n, islsl com vlv'tr n 1ro mm t at is ' -
:1 in thr- hE-s-t stalidnxl‘lls. Nous» A". carefully superwsed, 8.180
'm. rs. Virlzlnizl Valli null Mutt livinort fl‘lnnaS‘um;
'ill lw Silill‘l‘f'll 'l‘hursrluy and Friday
lllll' SI'IleLllllllill BI‘I‘L‘I‘II hit “The Kindergarten for gun]. and
{tr-I'm." I‘mcuum- of tho length 01' 'bilys from the ages of 3 t0 6.
m. shill“ 1111.1 pll'tlll‘f‘ tho pcrforman- Hours from 0:20 l( 12 :15
(‘l-S i'm‘ 'l‘hursnlny and Friday night illustrated booklet upon request.
‘wiil start :it 6:45 .lhr regular starting
{me for Snillrllny night shows. “LT-000111311, (U 8. Naval
‘ .___-__-.._- —~ Academ eadmag
POI ['5 I .1\l '\I‘ l‘ ’l'llll \TRE. Y) H tor
F01 tin Inst tinic IOITIIY there will
appear mm of llll‘ grcvnicxi program
or picturv, song: null «hinl'cs, lhnt hus .
lxccn OiTI‘I‘I'Il in llrhlgvport since the l Fr th
"Storm" was shown :it thr- I'oll's am e ay
,‘i'nlnw- lhmltrr. (irrulvr mm in its
hunmn ht-nrt flplil‘lll than any of those ' O ‘
irrcnt showings upon the; svn'v'n and Of our 0 nm
lhv Sillfl‘l‘, "l‘risoncr of Zvuriit” and
tho surrounding musical nini lvrpsich— .
nrrnn hill omrmi unclvr tho direction
11." \V'nrlio Johnston, will long stand
‘ mil in the
11:1le In mu-
lur'iuory of those who lmvc
it by thr- thousand.
' Nolluul: (‘ILII surpass "Th:- Prisoner
of Zculin" in ”H ntlruciiw-noss, for
rw-ry «luvuiv‘nl that goes to make suc-
rrss inns born Interwoven by Rex
lngruni. the. producer.
IIHIINEI I’OIUI‘ ('(i. HAS
( AI'ITAL OI" $50.000.
“111 Carry on Motor Repair linsinew
_othcr lummmtitms.
“’ith a. capital stock of $50,000 the
Veising Co., of Bridegport was in-
orporntcll yesterday at the office of
1 e secretary of the state to conduct
motor vehicle repair business.
.usim-ss will he started with 825.000,
he incorporators are George P.
“'eisina‘. Albert [anuh and George
Weising.
The ltosemnriuii Association. Inc.
was also formed to stimulate interest
‘In tho. welfare of the school of Rose-
flry Hull, ‘xrm-uwh'h. ’I‘ho incor-
omtnrs :irc llzmwt (‘ruwi’orti Cheney,
New Yorlc city; Flora. Mucdonahl.
l-‘Iushinc. .‘\‘. \'.; and Natalie 1). Noel,
New York City.
The following companies have cicct-
ml oiliccru:
'l‘hr~ Elmgrcn Engineering 00..
linrtforvi. President. Clarence J.
ssitant secretary. Harry F' aching.
’l‘hc I'nitr-d Lumber Co.. of Con-
necticut. Inc., Hartford. President.
Frank M. Livingstone. Springfield:
treasurer A. E. Bcscom. Springfield;
secretary. L. E. Duly. Springfield.
The .i. & J. Cash. Inc.. of Norwalk.
has increased its capital from 3300,-
to 3400.000.
“—4“...-
HifiH SEHlllll'NllTES
Tho second senior class meeting was
new yesterday afternoon at the close
of school. After President Abbott
railed U10, meeting to order. Anna.
Barrett. the secretary, read the min-
uics which were approved. The
meeting was short, there being very
little business to discuss.
Abbott announced that-the payment
of dues would be voluntary. until a
the office.
nounced that. he had not'yet appoint-
ed an cditor—in-chief
Book. but that he would do-so short-
ly.
The Norwalk High School Football
team will play their second game of
the season on Friday afternoon. at the
Baxter Grounds. The Green and
White's opponents will -be the crack
THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
East Avenue, Norwulk.
A Private School for boys,
from the ages of six to eighteen.
Fall Term opens, “’ednesday,
Sept. 27th.
All classes are purposely
small and are positively limited
m 5120.
School session each day from
8:45 until 5 in the afternoon.
Particular emphasis placed
on the College Entrance Board
President,
list of seniors could be Obtained from:
President Abbott also an-_
of the Class _
We have been greatly adver-
tiled by individnfll.
Quality Speak for nun.
Quick Service
m.°h°Pltndlea!ood.The
only place in town like home.
m“UNIT!Ilurvedtromou:
ownbtkeryahop,
SOUTH
NORWALK
LUNCH
South Norwalk. '7
Ilmlgrr-n; vice-president, Elmer G.
Innlgrc-n; trcasurcr, W'urd J. Atwood:
I-J‘ITP‘HLI‘Y. Gustave V. Berglund; as-l
sf
A‘s...
39-41 So. Main Street
' Direction David Eamon—Cyrus W. Draw Jr; lasagn-
TODAY ONLY—2
—-—-IN—-—
“The New Teacher"
:15 7:00 AND 5.15. - “
'A Sure Winner Double Feature Program That Will Give You More
- Than Your Money's Worth of Entertainment:
, SHIRLEY MASON I .
HOUSE lblgE'i'EIts
“The 12(57th Lost River"
FRANK WORK & 00.
Comedy Pontomine l
THREE ZANYS
Specialty Feature l
With a Supporting Company of
Variety
THU RSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
FOXWOETE d5: PEANDIS
Darktow-n 5mm
NOEL LESTER. & CO
Novel Comedy
- _ SAGER MIDGE‘LY.‘
‘Six Stage Stars in the Comedy
Offering
A Number That Will Outahin'e Any Offering In the City.
“HELLO
,
THURSDAY‘AND FRIDAY
Evening Shows at 6:45 and 5:15.
HOUSE PETERS—VIRGINIA VALLI—MATT MOORE
In the Universal Jewel Special
Pictures Only it Second Show.
WIFE!”
SATURDAY ONLY
RAYMOND HATTON m '
"HIS BACK AGAINST THE WALL"
Sireti’ord High team. The olcais are
putting in some stiff practice. and a
different team will face the Stratrord
‘HISIIE, than that which faced the
I—Fairfleld High warriors.
The Dramatic Club will hold a
meeting on- Thursday afternoon. after
school. This will be the first meet-
iné‘ at the year for the Dramatic
Club. A large attendance is expected
at the meeting.
The season tickets for the football
season can now be purchased at 60
cents. This ticket will admit the
purchaser to all home‘samcs.
The managers and assistant man-
agers of the Boys' Athletic Teams
were elected in the Home Desk period.
this morning. The fullreelction will
uppere in tomorrow's edition of this
paper.
_—
NUI‘ mu: TO HUNT.
Open Season for Game Birds Com-
mences Next Monauy. .1
Some people are under the iniprcs-
sion that the open season for game
birds commences the. first of October”.
:1 local snoxismen said today. 'ihis
is not the case. ms the some nirrl
:.c.nsou dces not cart until (niche-r
3. tot as this date comes on Sun-
day this year the hunting season ior
game birds does not open until (ic-
to‘arr 9' Sciulny uiwaye being close
lrme.
Reports were received by a local
man yesterday that some persons
were seen out Sunday with a. dog
and gun. This 13‘ against the law.
as the law provides that it is primal
recto evidence of hunting it anyone is
seen out in the open with a. gun and
the person is liable to arrest for hunt-
ing in close season.
nrx'rrzns' REPORT .
nnms rmauu‘u.
Many local hunters left the city early
yesterday for their {avoite haunts
to herald in the hunting season which
began on ducks, root geese. brunt and
Wilson's snipe. The I’ew nimrods who
returned from their sport early dr-
' flared that the birds were more pion-
tirul this year than in many seasons
and in more than (The case has limits
for the day were shot.
The next important schmiule on tho
TODAY ONLY
TH E BEST PRODUCTION
OF 1922
Ingrammmao
fihe Prisoner
F Zendd
ADDED FEATURES
PAUL OSCARDi?’
America's “Greatest Dance
Originator
— Assisted by ~—
MARTHA MASON
’ Fresh from Success at the
Criterion Theatre. New York
City
KATHERINE
GALLOWAY
sopnano ‘
St. Louis Municipal Opera Cc.
PALACE
I CONCERT . ORCHESTRA
hunter's list is the opening or the
season for ruffed grouse. pheasants.
Hungarian partridge, quail, Woodcock,
"squirrel and rabbits on October S.
The pheasant hunting this year is ex-
pected to be hotter than ever before
through the activities of the state fish
and game commission in liberating a
large number of the birds in Fairficld
and other counties this Smear
DOROTHY DARNIT
Be the help few or many
MEETS EVERY COOKING NEED
1?
inmnumber, the most helpful?
2 hand in the kitchen is the range, providing it’s an up-to-dete
Glenwood which lessens work saves fuel and makes necessary
duties a real pleasure. ~
the
Priced From $9 00 and up.
a
WE SELL ALL GRADES, IN SETS OR SINGLY FOR
Ra
W111!- AID HIGH STREET.
BUY MALT AND HOPS
SAY IT WITH FURNITURE
There Can Be No More Acceptable Gift for Vi eddings and
Anniversaries Than FURNITURE.
EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE
FUNERAL DIRIGTOI'
FOR HOLE BREW HERE.
Blue Ribbon, Pilser, Buckeye.
2” ymOnd 89‘ Son!
So. Not-wall:
NOIWALI
fir‘
ir‘i
We carry only the most reliable brands. Rose Brew, Pabst
Caps and bottle clippers—Stone Crooks in various sizes.
Rosenfield Brothers
125 Washington Street
STERLING
E
URNITURE
FURNITURE CO
I27- [29,WASHINCTON ST.
so. NORWAI K
going to waste.
r":
7 estimate without 0in
cha__s_e.
Weatherstrip _Is More Essentxal Thou a Valve On
a Radiator:
This fuel saving device cannot be Overlooked this
year. with coal prices higher than during the war.
There’ s A Long Hard Winter Ahead
It is costly to let heated air waste thin the large crevices around your:
windows and doors. “You can' t__ sit idly_ by an
Ailmetal Weatherstrip
(I see your cold (:8th ;
on your windows and doors makes a little coal 89. ,
a long way.
Keep snug and warm on less heat.
ave youi- cdal dollars.
‘ .; coal.
Allmeiol is the Weatherstrip moo want.
We are ready to measure your building and give
l SAY! in WONDERIN'
WHERE I seen
You You‘ve c.01-
A FACE on You,
THAT WE
SEEN BEFORE!
IM AN ACTOR AND
M PLAYING ’
JULIUS 059M?
AT THE OPERA
HOUSE THIS
WEEK-
. é)
wt,
(1’ ’
OH YEAH! THATS
WHERE I SEEN You.
I WAS THIRE LAfiT
NIGHT WITH MY
MAMA AND‘PAPA.
HAT DID You
THINK or THE
PERFORMANCE ?
“gab
”‘5‘
WILLIAM E IUORDAN
l2 Roosevelt St.
.2"
Telephone 2865-2 Norwalk.
— Bree-123M145...
Save your
Be comfortable.,¥
3-.
gation on your part to puri
Conn. .
THE SCENERY WAS wmcu Pm pm
Nice AND I LIKED
SOME PARTS I"
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YOU LIKE 055T?
You GET *
88502 -
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I
i2 pours Main St.
l
TARLOV BROS." "
Leading Tobacconiata ,
‘ we RECOMMEND
LORD RORIEO ‘
Mild Havana Blend
5c Each
--‘And— _
8c—2 for 15¢ 7
new
Mahackenm Block
~ Self Service-
1Headquarters‘ For 5‘
SCHOOL SHOES
BULLDOGWEAEIN ._
‘ svnnv‘rm‘
-~’ Shoe Store
GAS groves.
The Connecticut Light
and
HEATERS
and Power Co.
or wax u.
31 So. Main St.
SPECIAL ON
Men’s Fall 2'
Shoes 4
e
Leather Lined, Phil Waited
Soles
$5.95 _
Max Levy 5
ShOe StOre
_So. Norwalk
s
— N
The Textile Store _,
Outing Hannah '71::
Bath Robe Cloth
Eiderdown
Good Starters Before the
Coal Gets in
.136 Wasmig’ton St.
South Norm,
second hand clothing.
card and we
58 Water-St.
Newell (‘9?
153 Washington St.
w NOTICE
Highest prices paid,
If you have any, dro
Wincall. puss
S. LEVY
Sonorwalk
CLOTHIERS a. FURNIS y
“To Men Who KnongRs
———-~_
25 Per Cent. Ofi‘lon A];
Our High Grade
MEN’S WOOL PANTS
CONNECTICUT CARPET ?
CLEANING co. - '
3] Cedar St. South Nomlk, Can.
see ’
Phon.
We "den: and can"
331 be In RUSS Hand
Experts. pm "'
Goods Called for and Delivered.
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