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REGENT and PALACE
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LAST TIME TODAY
Souls For Sale
Written and Directed by Rupert Hughes
Cast Includes Eleanor Bosrdnian, Lew Oody, Barbara Labial-r.
Richard Dix. Prank Kayo and ThirtyOther Principals.
Palace Theatre
DAVID ESTEBSON, W Director
PRESENTS“
NEXT ATTRACTION—w HALF THIS WEEK
Gloria Swansea—Lewis Stone—Nita Naldi
In the Paramount Super Special Production
“YOU CAN ”1‘ FOOL YOUR WIFE”
This Picture Will Be Shown as Follows:
REGENT THEATRE
PALACE THEATRE
Thursday, Mat. & Night; Friday, Mat. Only; Sat, Mat. & Night
Thursday end l’rlday—N’afinee and Evening.
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[M Bordeaux Mixture, Bordeaux lead, “Black Lest 40‘ '
‘ Lotol, " “Slug Shot,” “Bug Death." Paris Green, Hellcbore
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General Fertilisers, Sheep Manure, Nitrate Soda, Bone Meal
BED. \VHITE AND YELLOW ONION SETS
Tomato. Pepper. Cahhage, Cauliflower and
Egg Plants
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
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Saturday —— Matinee and Night
May 26th ,
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' At 12 noon Saturday, May 26th, Band
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Prices Evenings 50c, 75c and $1.00 plus tax
Bargain Matinee Saturday, 25c, 35c and 50c plus tax
SEATS NOW SELLING
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DOCKW'OODS - LOCOS. SUNDAY
gue championship. as well as the
Recreation Sunset league champion-
‘ «new
some Instance. ' j
Open Four Boy Run in “With. no
law" at the Billie m.
Detect from a euccesstul. owing in
New York City and Brooklyn. Norma
Talmedxe in her latest and her best:
production. “Within the Law" in _
which she is supported by an all star
cast including Lew Cody. Jack Huh
hall and Eileen Percy; is the attrac-
tion at e RiRelto Theatre today. to.
morrow. day and Saturday. ‘
The stage play we. too well known
to give any synopsis.“ the ,story here.,
but picture fans will be extremely in-
terested in the illm production.
An "Our Gang” Comedy. and other
short‘subjects will complete the bill.
some non-same
Goldwyn Stipu- Production at Regent
and Palace Toda -,
The last presentations the Gold-
wyn super production "Soulsxor Bale.”
will be given at the Regent and Palace
Theatres today. This remarkable pro-
duction has drawn large audiences
since its engagement opened on Mon-
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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day and it will doubtless close today
with packed houses. The wonderful
story,_splendid.dlrection and big cast
have made it the outstanding feature
of the year.
COBB GETS BEST
OF PLAYER DEAL
Clarke Griffith has finally lost an
argument. The president or the
Washington American‘ League club is
willing to admit that Ty Cobb put one
over on him last. winter .
Grimth has reference to the trade
whereby he gave up ‘ pitcher Ray
Francis to Detroit for shortstop Gag-
non. Francis has been going great
for Cobb. while Gagnon has passed
out of the American league.
Gagnon. who came to Detroit from
Holy Cross last June and was sent to
Rochester {Or a year of experience,
had a good season in the Internation-
al. Seeking an un‘derstudy for Roger.
Peckinpaugh. who seemed to be
slipping last season. Gridlth gave up
Francis for Gagnon.
Shortly after Cannon reported in
the spring it was discovered that he
had a. football knee, injured in a
game with Harvard. From an under-
study to Peckinpaugh. Gagnon in a
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The Lockwood: will have to
some next Sunday when they play the
Locomobiles. Last year this team de-
feated the Lockwoods. 3-].
step ship two years ago. At
They al- the Lockwoods.
that time
they had in their lineup Ahern. Mc-
Carton, Dowling and Larkln Key. of
and Davis of the
short time slipped so badly that he
was waived out o! the league while
others not nearly so highly touted
continued to stick.
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so won the factory and industrial lea—
Knights.
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They are going fast I!
More Than Half Sold" and the Rest
Are Going Rapidly
Only 100 to Be Sold at the Special Price 01
balance in equal monthly payments.
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REMEMBER—only 100 will be sOld and most of
these at one—showing that Norwalk _ citizens
know a good proposition when they see it.
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_ coming from Huntington. and in 1915
' and 1916 was the sensation of the Na-
;tlonal League.
i Brooklyn in January. 1918. along with
’ Argentine Wants to
.esncxubsretotnesdfleath-t the
ivoting columns “Wt”-
Griffith frankly admits that he had
one put over on him.
Speed King Released
When Charles H. Ebbeta announced
that he had sent Al Mamaux. veteran .
pitcher. to the Bridgeport club or the
Eastern Lennie. it was not deemed
probable that the former Brooklyn
star would take his release to the Con- l
necticut team in good spirit. Mamaux. l
it now develops. has failed to come‘to
terms with Gene McCann or Bridge-
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port. and the president of the Dodg-
e‘rs gave the former speed king his un-
conditional release.
Ebbeta tool: this step in view of the
fact that Mamaux had served the long
term 0: nearly ten years in the miior
leagues, and it would be only fair to
make him a free agent instead of
keeping him on the ineligible list of
the Brooklyn club (or his refusal to
report to the rumor leagua club to.
which he had been sent.
hiamaux began his big league career
with the Pittsburg Pirates in 1914.!
He was traded to
Grimes and Ward. tor Stengel and
Cutshaw. but proved a failure with
Uncle Robbie's outfit.
.Al's inability to come to terms with
Bridgeport is probably to and or his
career in organized baseball. and Ma~
man: may go in for ths‘semi-pro
game around the city.
Plunkett to Coach , ,
High School Eleven
From all appearances. Bill Plunkett.
Tiger football player, will coach the
High school football team next tall.
Plunkett has offered his services tree
at charge to the local High manager.
Paul McElroy. and it seems likely the d}
with permission of the school boar
they will be accepted.
Bill is not a total stranger {to "the
members of the West avenue institu-
tion as it is to him that credit can
be given tor Norwalk'a victory over
Denbury in the last game or the 1923
football season. He accomplished
great things last year and with the
next season he should produce a
' ‘creckeriack" green and white aggre-
cation.
Play for Polo Cu'p
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sted Press). ~— Notification having
reached the Argentine Polo Alecia-
rion that the Hurlinghasn club of
London has tolerated the American
Polo Association that it desires to
challenge for the International Polo
Cup.inatonrnarnenttobeheldin
the United States in 192‘, the Argen-
tinei organisation has asked the
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