AT THE THEATRES
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Im. ('nlmrei (Inc or Itnwlmy'a
mum: nu} or the Nod-eon llerc
Inuiimlng Today.
kiddie Cabaret at the
today. tomorrow and Satur-
lonc worth the price of admis-
_ this big specialty number with
mm in the cast has been
the big hits of Broadway
.lr‘l)” and there is no doubt but
Hm stars will captiIutc the. hearts
. IIIIIIlkeI-s. lint this act will be
um- of the hits of the show for
.I- are four other big numbers that.
Inst rank among the best Iaude-
, oi the day.
'v'itlillg this season as the "Dark-
r-»‘ u lIIIIppms" are a riot and Stan-
Ind Lirncs two bright lights from
IIIIuy are likeIIise seasoned play-
i lll‘illt‘ Rogers. Ii. primu Donna
llitmn 9 dogs an unusual canine
rm \Illl also be presented
rt»
will Tit‘
Cull. "
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llo‘rotlu Dalton's “The
high order.
[if]. ‘ l‘iV'l‘ THEATRE.
I .. nun MI-iglinn Supres in “If You
'lt'lit“l' It. [1% So." “'hk'h "as
Second RIIII Today.
are some slurs from whom a
Min-5's pet-{urination
Tllt'f‘l'
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,1 HURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1922.
Palace K
The Méroly Sisters.‘
The.
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’I lmnms Muiglmn. That he can al—
l“. lw l‘t'lll'll upon to supply the
Ill :III 2'll)it
. .Iiu: n d- nionsli Iteti lust menlng
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I In lit‘lstl' nt ’l‘h: :Itxv. whcn his
mummnt vehicle was given its
. :lv‘l‘I' Tll'l'l‘, Hearing the unusual
.. . "it You llvlimv It. It s So. " it
l‘oim ol‘ entrfi‘tulnmont.
I ll. tlx ”Hing smm- rice the stor} 0t“
\ IlIIlllC “ho is stI :InnlI Ietormedi
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and h Ippiness
novel of [’l-t'lI-y Poore
interpreted by a cast
.1 I l IIlI-s such favorites as Theo-
I' m. rm, ('liiirlI-sx Ogle. Pauline
I. ,: . .llmo‘pll J. Bowling. the
.mmzl vnmy popular favor.
,,_ I, I - I. ~\ lminy and tomorrow
Adopt-
ll',
ll. I‘HIHIIH‘K CONCERT.
'I' lu‘l‘ Hm
I. lay .‘li‘t' on sale :It thlnert's.
‘\lIIn street. Bridgeport. and
: “rilvrs itl‘t‘nnlp'llllt‘ll by check or
or IWIII-r ot‘ receipt zil name atl-
. 'l‘he {\lcCoI'Inuck Concert is
- lit-v.1 ol‘ the series of ion rI‘onm-rts
an :I:< tlw StI-lnt-rt Course. which
IIlI-x in addition to McCornInck.
Il-line i-‘urI-nr. SI-ruI-i Rachmanin-
l‘ritz K‘I-I-i:.lmx ltv-serIationu may
. lw made for 'Tll‘ entire course.
.I'. of prices ol‘ the .Vlcf‘m'mack
.I'l illilll" or the special course
.1. In.Iy be found in the adver-
; I‘nllllllllH of this issue.
N. o. TNCREASED
BY 800 MEMBERS
mtinucd from First Page).
fill-l new
(lolc
ollicers and
said today that
‘nlmvnl Would be illled before
I l n: Ilw your and possibly be-
“rml nt’ Th‘t‘l‘llllN‘l‘.
to the order,
1- number of
will be
- intolll infantry
- l hw-I-Iiils will
lIII-
liv‘lwrnl
f ni‘
issued on
platoons
transferred
to the new
illl the gaps
r In.
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.1 J! A. Tlng’nrty. com-
tlu- in ‘lll infantry, and Major
I»? i‘m "firth, have been ord-
lr' l" Gene’ral Cole rc-
I «II M transiera of officers
I Im-II. within their organ-
ml may be found necessary
II‘mlnfi‘ of the new regiment.
ww units are ordered. nomin-
Hvr recruiting officers are to be
M Ho-nerul Cole. within the next
w,,.(;
r-l'ir‘iul designation as contained
\ljutnnt Gencrnl's orde'r are:
l69tlI Infantry.
lLII(”lion—Headquarters Com-
I. ll) Tlt' recruited in New llritain:
* *Ith' l, redesignnted Company
i'wlnlmny K, redesignatcd Com-
\ l1. lst i’.latoon Company G. re-
l ll! .1 ('Ulllpnlly 0; Company M
J m vl Company D.
..i l ItmlIm—zmi Platoon. Com-
\ l}. it ill nignated Company 0.
l‘. :Itlzilion~CompnIIy 1, to be
' l lll “Hite‘rbury: Company C.
:Ilwl Compnny K: Company
, I... rI-crultcd one platoon in
1 UNIT onv platoon in Water-
lII-mmmttons or plaflobn‘ v’éi'll
m mslmcquent orders.
170th Infantry.
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“mm 1 int) wilemlquartcrs Com-E
can at pleasure but
4’ 'lli Infantry. redes ated enough to providen show in them- were reopending in fine shape to the mgtseprgzs 111%:wa hid—3mm. 7 _ . j-
. l"l‘.‘¢ Company lst Iln.. 'selves. There will be no evidences of Invitations sent them. He stated that. W ")k .52 ”W3W
I Illlry: Company A. 169th amatemism, the lendng characters in'theppast week. the Stratlford. Stam- Ne‘ er. . ' ‘ ‘ ‘. . '
M M ‘orIn nck com‘ert .
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Div)! maroon, Mar.
TODAY AND FRIDAY
4.,4.
The soul- -stirring drama of a fallen man’s battle for
love and happiness.
Theodore Roberts, Pauline
Stark, and Joseph J. Dowling head the great sup-
porting cast.
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Infantry, redesignated Company A.
170th Infantry; Company B, 169th
Infantry, redesignated Company B,
170th Infantry: Company C. to be re-
eruited in New Haven; Company D,
‘1l19th Infantry. redesignatcd Company
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170th Infantry. .
118th Medical Regiment.
I'nits comprising the Medical Reg-
iment will be recrutcd in the follow-
ing stations:
{wg’llli'hlfll Headquarters. New Bav-
15-nd Hospital Company,
152ml Sanitary Company,
1I8th Medical Supply Ln.-
Section. New Haven: 118th
Company. station to be
on;
Huron;
Hartford:
lmrntory
Veterinary
designated.
153m Ambulance Company (motor
drawn) is assigned to the 118th
Medical RI-giment.
MONKER GRO’I‘I‘O MINSI‘RELS.
As prevously announced. the M011-
ker Grotto frolic and ministrels this
your will be at the Regent theatre
Tuesdayéa next Hullowwe'en eve. and
at the Palace on Wednesday. Bear-
ing in mind that the producton last
your exceeded all expectations, draw-
ing good houses both nights at high
prices when local industrial conditions
were. at low ebb, the Grotto now has
emulated Henry Ford by increasing
output and reducing prices. The pre-
sentation, without the cost of pro-
gram printing. will cost approximate-
ly $1 800. or at elaat. 8&00 more than
New '
beng adepts and the whole perform-
ance coached and drilled by one of the
best-known professionals in New
. York. ‘
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OFFICIAL REPORTS
(Continued from First Page)
the bank.
Recorder W. P. Stephens‘ report was
so constructive that it was decided to
have it printed nnl copies sent to all
yacht clubs on the Sound. the dele-
gates. race committees and racing
yachtsme'n. He pointed out weaknesses
and showed where the sport might be
helped by building to regular rule
classes rather than one design classes.
i'l‘ho winners of the championship
models are: Sound achooners. J. S.
Applebys Allure; thirty foot class. J.‘
the expenditure last year. and noth- 1
lug more elaborate than planned thus
far would be possible. The program
will easily pay for itself. but there will
be littlc margin of profit on the seat
sale The. Grotto's commendable
pur 038 is to create two nights of un-
parul lelled merrymaklng. and no one
doubts the results.
In addition to the soloists and joke.-
stors who appeared last year.
cluding the inimitable and well-
known Moore- Horton- Caney- Withall
new faces in the big circlo of the
group, there will' be a number or
minstrel scene. These will be an-
nounced in a day or two. One of
Norwalk's best-liked tenors will make
his first appearance as a. balladlst, and
is expected to "receive a. bremeudous
ovation. .
Snappy" songs will be pelntiful.
muny heard for the first tmc locally.
but with a. lit and melody that will
singing for “eeks. Three sketches
opening the frolic are new and clever
in-
A. Mahlstedt's Okee: six meter class.’
“F. H. Child's L'Esprit: victory class.
Donld H. Cowls N. A. P..: jewel class.‘
C. H. Appleby's Opal; star class. B. L.
Linkfield's Main. and U class. J. Kgp-'
pler's Phantom.
A nominating committee to select
officers for next year was elected as‘
follow: Stuyvesant W'ulnwright. Amer-l
can Y. C.. chairman: E H. Tucker.,
New York A. (3.; A. E. Elder. Port
Washington Y. C.: Colgate Hoyt ‘
Seawanhaka-Corinthinn Y. C.. and H. '
F. L. Funke, Lianhassct Bay Y. C.
There was a. long discussion about
the way points are credited in cham-
pionship races and the executive com-
mittee was requested to pay. some
attention to this matter and report
later. i!
‘ coaunmc'nons COMING m.
Armistice Day Parade and Celebmtiou
Committee Gratificd at Reruns.
Contributions to the Armistice Day
parade and celebration fund have
started to come in. it was announced
last night at a meeting of the General
Armistice Day committee held at the‘
Norwulk Armory. Plans for the pair-
ade and celebration are moving along
in fine shape. -
Charleo H. Dilworth reported that
many chic, and fraternal organisations
have. accepted the invl‘ation to par-
ticlpnte in the parade. At a. meeting
held last night. the -Nor1vnlquodse I .
of Elks voted to pusade.
Roy Downs reported that the ex-
service men and military organizations
“aiace',
Direction Mid. Mom VI. any, Jr... flan-w
'10DAY2— FRIDAYf— SATURDAY
Not Only the Most costly, but the cleanest and Positively the Best.
Five,Act Vaudeville Program That Woo Ever Presented in This cit)!-
BROWNTS‘DOGS
'Noéelly affine Offering
MORLEY ”SISTERS
The Darktown Mappers-
BROADWAY KIDDIE CABARET _
12—ACast of Brilliant Juveniios+—12
Ranging in Age: from 4 to 11 Year. and Presenting the Bigge§t Half
' Hour'a Entertainment Program That Has Ever Been Offered. :::
—-—- AND ,
TODAY AND FRIDAY
DOROTHY DALTON
‘.‘The . Siren Call?
SATURDAY
With Special Chfldren's Matinee at 2:15. The Kiddie Cabaret Cast
Will Have Something Very interesting and Specially Arranged
for Nor-walk Children to Offer.
GOLDWYN ALL STARS IN _ I
“WATCH YOUR STEP”
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‘ mate relationship.
‘ with the statement “Never mind, she
Mo'nlter
Grotto
Minstrels
Regent, October 3lst
Palace, November lst
Prices: 50c, 756," $1.00, $1.50
51'! of Seats Starts 1'0"!me
ford and Westport American Legion
Posts had notified him that they
would parade and that the Danbury
V. F. W.. and the Hartford Spanish
American War veterans had also ac-
cepted the invitation. -
' At the meeting. it was expiamed
that the Non-walk Chapter of the Red
Cross would turn out strong on Armis-'
flee Day The members of the organ-
ization will parade in the figure or a'
huge, live cross which certainly should
make a. pretty picture.
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. Aiways Hurt by Violbliity.;
Order in a house ought .to be like.
the machinery in an Opera, whose et-
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LUGILLE ROGERS
America' s Prima. Donna
STANLEY a; BENES
Two Bright Lights from
3- Broadwny
Admission 20:, Tax Paid.
MME. MATZENIlllll
llENlES ElllillllES
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26. ——Superi-
the first legaI skirmish in the divorce
action instituted by Floyd Glotzbach,
chauffeur, against his wife. Madame
Margaret Matzenauer, prima donna.
Madame Matzenau'er, who is appear-
ing here in concert. filed a. deposition
denying her husband's charges of in-
dignities. The diva drew into the
case Lottie Fraties, of Carmel, 02.1.,
in whom Dlotzbach was said to have
manifested too great interest.
To substantiate her charges. attor.
,_,
4‘33 made tobnve him mingle with
men of ability. according to the docu- ..
meat.
After the separation. hoping to
bridge the rift, Madame Meander
asserts that she wired GlotzbaCh to
meet‘ her in Chicago in an anon. to
settle their troubles. This,~howaver,
proved unsuccessful, causing Madame
Matzenaucr to suffer a nervous coi-
. Inpse'atter ‘Glotzbach threatened to
' give an exclusive awry to newspapers
dealing with their married life, she
said.
g’rhe deposition was heard in chum
hers yesterday.
HARDING coma 'l‘Q CUBA
WASHINGTON; Oct: as .'——w P. G.
' .Hardlng. former governor of thé Fed-
erai Reserve Board. will leave next
week- for Cuba. to survey the financial ~
situation Wm: :view to anything in:
the Installation of a honking system
='somewha.t: similar to the American-
7 Federal Reserve. .
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Madame Matzenauer admits in the
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Our.Genuine Shoe Sale Is Now
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The divorce trial ’
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