“AT-URDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1922.
HALF YEAR ANNIVERSARY WEEK
Regent Theatre
David Ectemn, Mgr.
TONIGHT ON LY AT" 1 AND 9
Richard Barthelmess
‘EATURE PRODUCTION THIS EVE-
NING AT 7:00 AND 9:00
—— Personal Appearance of
Richard Barthelmcss—Dorothy and Lillian Gish—
D. W. Griffith and a Company of Stars and
Directors Numbering Forty.
‘ Don 1 Miss This Super Presentation -— Be the First People to
See This New Barthelmess Feature.
SUNDAY EVENING
abel Ballin. Crawford Kent and an All Star Cast in
Hugo Ballin‘s Directed Hodkinson Feature Special
“Other Women’s Clothes”
Adapted from the Story ”The Luxury Tax"
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
The Fin.“ Double Feature Program of Half— Year Anniversary Week.
TWO SPLENDID PRODUCTIONS!
Elaine Hammerstein ‘All Star Cast
.. m _. —3IN —
“UNDER OATH” “DESTINY ISLES.”
WEDNESDAY .— THURSDAY 2, FRIDAY
'THOMAS MEIGHAN in
“IF YOU BELIEVE IT, IT’S SO”
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Direction David Eetenoa-Cyruo W. Gray, Jr., Manager
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\with whom the) have starred.
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Palce Theeatr “
i “L‘ill‘lllili IINIC'T)
um um .30me mu m
AT THE THEATRES
111291:er TODAY.
Richard lml'thclmcss, “1th G'lei Sis-
ters. Coming Here for Premier of
Big. New Special Production.
The Regent Theatre tonight will
have another premier of :1. Richard
Barthelmess production. and Mr. Bar:
thclmcss will be here in person to see
the picture as it is presented before an
audience for the first time. 111 addi—
tion, he will have with him a com-
pany of directors and technical men.
P. W. Griffith. producer of “W'ay
nown East." “Birth 01‘ a Nation" and
“Orphans of the Storm." will also vis-
it the city for the. occasion. as will
Lillian and Dorothy Gish who are
close personal friends of Barthclmess.‘
The
name of the feature is unannounced at
this time but it is certain that Nor-’
“alk picture patrons are due for a
real treat tonight. 'lhcre will be two
shows. at and 9 o'clock.
PALACE TODAY.
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Guldwyn‘s All Star Production Pies-
1~ntc11 “'ith Three Vandm tile Shows.
The Palace wilL today present Gold-
u'yn's all star feature special. "'I‘heA
Dust Flower." It will be‘oi'lfered in
conjunction with three presentations
Of the splendid Keith vaudeville pro-
gram that has been at the Palace
since Thursday. This is one of the
very best obtainable hills and it has
pleased large audiences 011 the last
two days. The closing act of the pro-I
gram. “Golden‘Showers.” is one of the
most lavish and. at the some. time. one
of the most beautiful vaudeville spe-
cialties ever‘produced.
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.‘vIalwl Ballin Stars in New Ilu‘denson
Ilcll'aw. Adapted from l’npulur
story.
.\l:1l1'cl Rollin, Crawford Kent and
nth: 1‘ 5111‘s \\'il| ln- at the Regent,
and Palm-.1 'l‘lwntrcs, tomorrow night
in the Hugo ‘.:1lli11 directed produc-
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GOLDWYN PRESENTING ALL STAR CAST IN
“The Dust Flower”
SUNDAY EVENING
Mabel Ballin, (.‘ 'awford Kent and an All Star Cast in
Hugo Bollin's Directed Hodkinson Feature Special
“Other Women’s. Clothes”
Adapted from the Story “The‘Luxury Tax"
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MONDA Y AND TUESDA Y
PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS
A Flaming Story of an American Daughter's Experiences in the Far
East—It Will Thrill You!
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AI’I‘I I..\I S .\I \Y DI. I \Y TRIAL.
Sl'?.-\’l"l’l.l'l. \\':1sh_.
Hubert Itoeculiluth and Smgvant lio-
l11111l Ii. I'uthiur. 11111l1-1'121‘1‘1-sl in the
122.15! accused of the minder (11‘ Major
Alexnnvlrr t‘rmikhitc. :11 Camp Lewis.
011:. : l.—-—(,‘upt.
1’l‘1lleph0n9 Company has leased fromI
pext to Citv Hall. at $55. 000 a 1‘12 1r 1'01
lover to office room. will be adapted to'
' The
. been leased for thirty years 3“. :1 hank
\VEXL‘ER APPLICATION RI'ZI-‘I‘SIED
' attorney.
ltt‘l'
Quality and Charm
Distinguish .
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. _ _ mm,
“The most Delicious Teg you can buy"
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District Attorm‘rf 1‘. .llevelle cult Court. has granted a. temporary-2
said 1 esterdav.
Mr. Raxelle. who was 111 chaige of from arm in
the grand jury that: indicted llosen- fsmoke. Tsl'Te Trig-Trig: iiiagafinfifhtlh:
‘bluth and I‘othier at Tacoma added l campaign of reprisal's which the inde-
thnt if the question of jurisdiction. pendents' are waging against the :11-
11'ere not raised the Goxcrnnn m 11 could i most supreme dictatorship with .which
have the. defendants rammed to 'laco- Voliva has reigned in Zid‘n since the
ma at once. ‘ "
Thomas
{the death of Alexander Dowie. ‘
TELEPHQNE (701111.13 Y‘s x 1211'
OFFICES.
REV. MR. FITZSIMMONS DEAD.
W'ATERBURY Oct. 21.——The Rev.
Luke Fitzsimmons,‘aged 69, since 1910
pastor of the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception here and formerly
connected with c relies in New Ha-
ven and New Ha 0rd. died last night
after a month's illness. Father Fitz-
simmons was a graduate of Holy
Cross College and studied at the Sem-
inary of St. Joseph in Troy, N. Y. He
was ordained in 1876. He was born
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 21.2211» office
purposes. the Southern New Englandl
the fifth to the eleventh floors of a.
new building now being- construmed
twelxe wears. with a prixilogn of
new.al
The space in the Telephone Com-
11111.1 8 cmnparatheh ncu building in
Court street. which has 1.112111 gfien
[‘9-
"1hc needs of the Service. In Ireland ’ .
The announcement of the hast is
Tsaid to have surprised real estate men. no, You ENJOY THE
first tloor of this building
‘ UNUSUAL :1
’The Rhondda'VVelsh
h as
and the other floors up to the fifth:
have been disposed of in thr- sumc wav
10 various firms, ’ Chorus is inteihatiCnally famous, hav-
ing won the prize at the greatest in-
ternational singing contest ever held
them; being titty-three choirs compet—
ing
Mr. H. I; Krehbiel, musical critic
of the New York Tribune, in an-
nouncing th award said. “There
never was $110
I have nevera hé'ard such beautiful
chorus work. " '
URIDGEPORT. Oct. 21.—«.l111h:.\
L. Avery in the Superior Court
dav denied the motion of
Matthew H. Tx’encaly. -on
Charles N. \anler. former Stamford
that thegrievamm commit.
of lhe Fairfleld County l‘..1r Asst).
C‘
. _\"‘Sl1\r-
Attorney
livliilll‘ Of
FORMER AMERICAN WHO‘WOTJLfiADlVORCI-Z PRINCE.
\A
injunction restraining ()1erseer Vonva "
mantle .91? power passe dto him uitcr’
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Male Chorus 4'
is unusual because it is the best. This.
magnificient singing— '
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elation giu‘ \chier‘s ramification ror ’Il-1e great audience at the Brookhn
:112instat-2mm1f :1 new hearin: \\'1~xl121' Academy Of ‘TUSTC last Sunday after—i
;\\;13 .1131..;r--...1 11mm wars “1;... ”M at noon was captivated by it. Three dif—'
1;. 11.3mm recently 11m (‘nl‘zmii‘h-Q- aw fercnt Brooklyn clergymen said, "It
clinml 711 recommend his: 1'1iz‘sl11tc- f5 “'Qrth 3“ its 00515 no matter how.
immm much you pay."
~_ -___ ____ .. Hear These Fifteen Masters at
f](:flfl!)*§: ‘rl 5; IV 2’0‘ (11"... THE NORWALK M‘ E. CHURCH. .
__ __ Wednesday. Oct. 25th, at 8100 P. M.
(“lllf‘Al‘iu (11¢ 31., 2:... ”.1195 TleetS ............... $100
111111‘ 1:111 In smokul “ilh Z“ :.1'111\‘ 011 011 salé at Mills; H111 dwale, Glen-
'1... «111-111: N [13.1 (”L .1 an”?! lennings Drug. and 81 Claire Candy
i‘. 1‘3111‘1'L1“'l>: 11" the I.:1l-:1- firmly t‘il'-'5t5r95v ’
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. the adjective.
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CHIC
_is a term "seldom applied to gins-‘7
ses, but patients fitted with our
colonial eyeglasses certainly merit
ground in this style. 7
Optometrists and ,Opticiam
81Atlar1tic 51.: Stamford
A SERIES or TEN LECTURE
REoITALs A1 THE PIANO
VICTOR BI-ART
Mondays at.’ 4:15, Beginning
October 23, at 34 East Ave.
‘Admiséion: Series, $11.50, payable
in advance, either in full‘or in two
instalments, the first on or before
Oct. 23, the second'on‘or about
Nov. 27th; Single admission, $1-45.
Any prescription
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Three Flower: Face Powder
Rhubarb and Soda Mixture,
4 oz. ,
One dozen Seidlitz Powders,
~~ Box ...................... 23c
’Dorin Rouge 1249' 39o
Fluid Extract Caseara Segrada,
4 oz. . . . ............. .1. . 221:
100 Cascara Tablets .. 211:
Diamond Dyes _. 2. . . . .. .... 12c
Qulnine Pills, 3 dozen for 35¢:
Blauds Pills, 100 . . . . . . . 211:
Pure Glycerine, 4 oz. for .. 191:
Guaranteed Fountain Syringe
591:
1 91:
............... . . . . . . . . 89c
50c Forhans Tooth Paste, 37c
Pcmpeian Face Powder . . . 45o
Mavis Vanishing Cream .. 39c
50c Tube Pebeco Tooth Paste
1 . . . . 37c
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 39c
5101: Tube of Milk Magnesia
Tooth Paste ............ 29c
50c Tube Pepsodent Tooth
Paste . . . . . ............. 37c
Tintex .................. .' -12c
Mavis Lemon Cream ...... 39c
25c Tube Kolynos Tooth Paste
. . . . . . . . ................ 23c
Iodine (tincture) 1 oz. 20o
Guaranteed Hot Water Bottle
....................... .- 82c
Lyons Tooth Powder ...... 21c
COFFEE .......... 301: lb.
We offer STANZALONECOF-
FEE.which is a blend of the
finer grades of Pan-American
Coffees and its excellent flavor
.and aroma has won for it mil-
50 Tube of Milk Magnesia, 29o
’i‘he Clifford
Pharmacy
60 South Main Street,
South ,Norwalk
VALUES MORE REMARKA-
BLE THAN EVER AT
Max Levy" 3
‘ ‘GOOD SERVICE”
Shoe Store
31 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
Our Genuine Shoe Sale Is Now
in Full Swing.
.— Served at the ~--‘
SOUTH
NORW ,
LUNCH
’Home
Cooking
And Home“ Made Pastryl‘
Served
Also to Take Home.
39 South Main Street 7
So. Norwaik, Conn.
A Gift of Flowers is a Gift
of Kindness
—Says the Sunflower ‘
Send flowers. You know that
they will please. Send flowers.
You are sure that they will con-
‘vey your sentiments.
ROWLAND M. BEACH
\ Florist
16 France 31:.
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Phone 214T}
’TARLOV BROS.
Leading Tobacconitts
WE RECOM MEND
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana “Blend“—
D So Each é,‘
—Anq__
'Sc—2 for 15¢
Mahaekemo Block Teal. 158!
B
Headquarters For
SCHOOL SHOES
BULL DOG WEAR IN
' EVERY PAIR
‘1
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Self Service
Shoe Store
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\l'nshiumnzi. in 1911‘. may delay trial l .
for years by appeals on whether the T
Federal ("ourls haw jurisdiction. ‘1‘. S. j (7 .
VOTE V i W ‘
COALANTHRACITE & BITUMINOUSCOAL VOTE F OR GTE l ' 00d and
MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIAL ' “"7““
Delivered A I ' Bill! 7331‘}. Se Gifl it 1.7; E Ice,
nyWhere 11122232 1" ‘ 2 -)Cr.‘:‘.!C Nor: Jam: 7 :
. FF: 2:: EEPEFF Trading
FA 1125:; 2' 3» w" -.
he Norwalk Coal 69° Supply Co. 2 1:11. I... $13,533,... ‘
11.1.11 s1.» Phone 113 103 water St. , snfswn , , ’- .’
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DOROTHY DARNIT
By (Marie:
MManvo.
a
Hill H
ALL Rigu'r
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You TELL You?
SlSTER 1M HERE
AND l'LL SING
WHILE- 1M
wAiTlNC
| KNO
pEACH Mv‘ DEAR
You "HAVE A
HEART OF
WYOU ARE A
STONE
(é: AYUDQ THEY LET
ou SiNC AT. YOUR
BOARDlNC House?
WELL WHY DONT ,
YOU SING THERE.
WHY 5114c HERE?
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GAS~ STO V ES
' » i and
HEATERS
The Gennecficut Light
" and Power Co.
’ 11 11.11 :1.
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Men’s All w...» Serge
Suits-$17.50 f
E Young Men’s Sport‘M'odel
. All Wool—$16.50 '
GOTTLIEB’S
8e. non-won:
12 South Main St.
E.Barthol, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOB
95 Washington Street
South Norwalk (3:111:11.r
MONDAV, .WEDNQDAY, F8
' 9 to 12 and 1:39: {b §=3§
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