mmAY, AUGUST 81,194”.
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lisr TIME TODAY
(';i.t)ltl.~\ SWANSON
“It'll HI \1‘l.Y GORDON
H liirnmnunt - Sam “'ood
. .- apt-rial Production
in
.BLl'EBEARD’S
EluliTH WIFE”
l' . ,i Paramount Picture
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Ecznning Monday
. HULLYWOOD
in l ‘ in lurv with 23 prin-
l . l ~ .mmmt stars and an
ii :~':~t of 50 screen
REGENT and PALACE
turn) Esrtmsos, Mariam Directs.
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LAST m TODAY
COLEEN MOORE
AndaBrilliantAllStat-Support.
in; Cast in
“THE
HUNTRESS”
it's a First National Picture
Beginninguonday
TRILBY
PM by First National as
a brand new production that
will equal any picture on the
market today.
JANE NOVAK
us'r Tilt: TODAY
in “DIVORCE”
A vital photodrarna that will pierce deep into the heart of every
wife and husband who sees it.
SATURDAY
HELEN HOLMES in “STORMY SEAS”
The mighty melodrama or raging enaotiona.
ROL’XD 10 0F “FIGHTING BLOOD"
SUNDAY
Violet Homing in “When The Desert Calls”
nouns? _ . "
RICHARD TALLIADGE in “THE SPEED KING”
f R E G E N T $33335: l
_ the Day Only, Sat., Sept. lst F
3 NFGHT PERFORMANCE ONLY AT 8:15
_: f Fig/9.5 3—..6'00" so any 19.»? find—Lily
Local orchestra augmented. by
tile famous'augham qiri‘ harmomsts. .
Direct from
\ One solid
- ri
Presented witfia ' ll
ADMISSION ,
.................... I]: to $2.50 '
SEATS NOW ON SALE I
i‘lus l~‘cdcrai and State Tax
.‘l.\il. .\.\[l PHONE ORDERS NOW
ital comedy
O'instinctiog.
r at the
(arm Theatre. NY.
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Tn TPna'OllS drama,
:‘qeous spectacle,
2-3: "lways human.
Supendous scenes
t" regal splendor
’ .3 a setting for
f‘te age-Old story
of Robin Hood and
' : merry bandits.
RIALTO
NEXT was!
H 1.5.. “131).. mm
and FRIDAY
No Advance_in Prices
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The Coolest Place in Torn
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5 litmus-r TODAY.
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Final Presentation of Gloria-swan-
son's New Vehicle. “Blue-
board's Eighth “1!er
The Regent theatre :oday wi.l pre.
srnt tor the last time .toria Spun-
son's latest vehiclc, "Blusbeartl's
Eighth \V’ife." :~.n dth»; ruinous of the
theatre desiring to see this wonder-
t‘u'iy lavish n:‘re.-:ti.~n should not tail
to avail themselves of the opportun-
ity today. The picture has been the
talk of the entire city since its run
opened on \Vednsday. Miss Swan-
son has never been better in her en-
fsupcr-production.
SPECIAL DOLLAR
DIRECT FROM KEITH 'S
Roton Point Park
SHORE DINNERS
DANCING -
THE FAMOUS SWANEE SERENADERS
I CONCERT EVERY SEXDAY mmsoos
son-1n DANCE
FIREWORKS EVERY THURSDAY
PLATE DINNERS
AND P03! ’8 CIRCUIT
EVERY TUESDAY
tire screen career than in this pro-.
duction and the able supporting;
cast. headed by Huntly Gordon. has. 5
with Miss Swanson. brought forth § dramatic climax ever conceit-ed, and l
a. rclcase of more than usual inter— ; [tounl 10 of Fighting Blood. “'1“ to 3
the attractions at the Itialto tomor-
row. "
est. Short subjects will complttc an “
excellent program.
“THY-Z H UNTRESS."
Last Presentation at Palace Today of‘
Big First National Special. l
The Palace theatre today con-g
which has been1
the attraction there {or the past two .
da)s_ "The Huntrcss." starring Col-l
lctn Moore. and a \‘try capable tom-l
pan): \thn Manage;- David Ester-i.
to this picture before it “as shown,
herc. he did 5.) with the knowledgol ’
that he was offering the public on»:
be was confident that i’ wouli
please. That his judgment was cor-
rect. is evidenced by the comments
or Palace patrons who have barn dc-
ltghted by the picture.
‘ AT THE BIAIIO.
Eleven divorce actions were insti-
tuted in Norwalk this month. \Vhat
is the reason for these actions? "Di-
vorcc." a photo-drama of merit
which dtals with this most import-
ant question, showing today lor the
last time at the Rialto theatre. vis—
ualizes the cause and affect ot.the
demon. whose victims are legion.
Capacity houses saw the_ pr scnta-
tion Wednesday and Thursday and
another capacity house is expected
to witness the play today.
Tomorrow Helen Holmes in
of the best obtainable rclcases and»
“Stormy Seas." a. mighty meio—de;
ma, spiced with deep sea action and i
adventure with the most powerful3
RIALTO THEATRE.
Douglas Fairbanks in
Hood" attempts the portrayal oi one
of the most difficult characters in
literature. The role by no means ls
:cludes the run of the i-‘txst National i 0'10 that can be. fulfilled “’ith €358-
Thc minute characteristics at Rob.
in Hood must be accurately present.
ed if the picture is to have the im-
Mrs. Harold Nickel-son is ll at h~ " '
lson attached his personal guarantee l home on 1' ”inklm 57"" “-1.11 “-3
Sril"
‘ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Two family house. all Unprote-
nicuts. 4 rooms on each floor.
Third District. Price $1.500.
l‘inc nine room house. hot air
hcat. all improvements. located
in the Second District. best resi-
dential section in the city.
Price 810.000.
STAMFORD dz NORWALK
REALTY COMPANY
Washington St and Railroad A\C.
South Norwallr. Conn.
PHONE 8466.
. pm and compelling technique
that makes this masterpiece of Fair-
banks the tremendous success it is.
There lsn‘t‘any qumton beyond a
reasonable doubt that when the pic-
ture opens {or its tour-day stay at
the Rialto on per} Tuesday. it will
he acclaimed one of the many high-
class presentations oflered by this
premier photoplay house.
l ROTON POINT |
High tide: Saturday:
and 3:50 P. M. (d. s. t.)
The weekly display of fireworks
was held last evening with a very
large crowd in attendance. There
will be two more firework displays
this year. on next Monday and on
Thursday.
3:34 A. M.
a e - a
The Swanee Serenaders will turn-
ish music for dancing on Monday
(Labor Day) afternoon. A large
crowd is expected to take advantage
of this. There will be the usual
dancing in the evening.
’ a a a
Ray Curtis. who is in charge of the
Aeroplane Race and Musical Booth.
will spend a. short vacation in Holly-
wood. California, following the close
of the season. here. Mrs. Curtis will
accompany him.
0 0 0
Thomas DeLucca. who is in charge
of the ham and bacon stand. is now
compicying arrangements for a
booth at the Danbury Fair.
“lio‘mn.
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The Bayside club. Dayside. Long
ldand. will convene at the Park. to-
,nicht for their annual dinner. Ne-
;vllc Bayley. manager of the Park
lis at" nging a. special dinner for the
i ansiders.
i House: rsmzm’o
l Paper hanging. estimates siren at
llowest price. large assortment of
9 wall paper samples. L'p-to-date style.
Try our estimate.
JOHN HUDAK
Phone 3t6_ 47 Benton 5:
MARK-OFF’S
SEE ’
THE NEW SHORT
VAMP PUMPS
In All Styles and All Heels
' “‘A‘l‘Cfl OUR WISDO\\'S!
' MARK-OFF SHOE
STORE
42 So. Main 5:. So. Somali.-
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HE delicate machinery oi
your eyes at the first inti-
mation of trouble needs the at.
tention or a capable Optometrist.
Proper examination and the
right lenses.
WILLIXM .l. MOORE
OPTOMETRIST
Reeicr Building, “'ashtngton St.
Soul h Nor-walk Phone 20.32
profitable
malls tom .,
susnrs RiVAL’S
gonna
Stamford Has 0 d d
Business Mixup —
Court Sends Her to
Jail for 30 Days
STAMFORD. Aug. 31.—Soloman
Presser of this city had been tor a
number of years in the clothing busi-
ness on Pacific street.
clientele.
Shapiro, a. few months ago. opened a
similar store a. few doors away.
wocla.
vate property.
months in Jail.
rash act.
furnishcd.
and had a
until Isadore
until
ago she went
Shapiro's store. armed “ith a knife
and began slashing the finest suits oi
clothing in the place.
court yesterday morning. Shapiro es-
timated she did damage at 31.000 to‘
57 suits of men's clothes She was
fined $100 and costs for injury to pri-
and given
to think over her
Her attorney appealed the
case to the Common Plcu‘court, un-
der bonds 0! ”.000,
Danbury Yardmaster
Killed by Gas Engine
DANBL’RY. Aug. 31.—Yardmaster
Robert W. Russell. forty-seven years
Solomon's site”
Anna. could abide it no Ionzrr.
into i
In the ”it!
three
which were
The trade began to deflect a littio’ old, employed for the. pd
from the Presser place to the 811:-‘
NW Elton. This continued for sev- was inflantly killed m
:ard ot the!“ _
seven years by the New. 1
in: ‘in the
z a. gasoline motor engine. ‘
'between here and hum:
Russell. it is reported I‘“ _
from the rear of a. truth! ,
rcctly into the path of a.“
gine. which threw him 8' .
sewn] fez-t into the ab".
dragged his body along
He suffered a tract‘u . -
his right sides-as crush
dead when found.
crushing of his side
to cause death. No a
had been made {or the funeral . . H “
Russell was over a gm 2
century With the road. and bad ’
employed as yard nastier 3-0}
1917.
Al Klein has returned ff. 3‘
ness trip to Boston.
W
iner E. A. Stratton cert“
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Fix Dix Witch and Nat/i StirlMowing Carrier, 325%!
first Sflowing.’ The NEW Nash Six Tour-
ing model announcement display starts today.
From every standpoint this model is a real triumph
ofmotor car progress. It Offers an advanced degree
of body distinction that is sure to compel your un-
reserved admiration. Expertly devised engineering
betterments. contribute new brilliance to its per-
formance and there’s a wealth of new features. And
as you View this car just remember, too, that the
price has not been advanced a single dollar.
FOURS and SIXES—PRICES NOT ADVANCED
Models range from $915 to $2190,f.o.b. factory
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70 North Main St.
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Insulin-n: as. I"
AU-GTION
1:00 P. M.
Saturday
75 LOTS
BE-Nlifliili .PAHK
FORMERLY W. H SAXTON‘ESTATE
SE P r . “ 1‘
10 Per Cent Cash
$10 Monthly ’
and Co mpo Beach '
Samuel Roodner, owner of Rendoor Park, in offering these seven-
ty-iive choice lots at Public Auction on terms of only 10% down at time
of sale does so with a liberal View toward-providing a way by which
‘ working people mayseeure a good hotnesite in a desirable, healthy. sec-
tion atless thin thin-four cents a day or $10per lot per month. A sign.
ed, legal contract will be issued at thetime of the
Deed delivered when final payment is made. _
A‘l‘lmexoilquicklyanditwillbesurprisingtomsnywhohavethe
. foresight intake advantageofthis salefor themselvesortheirehiklren
‘V '_ . “Mia few pennies saved etch-day will make-them the Md .
-. w newnecsofa‘good placetolaterbiildfieirhmormdlatsm 5 ’ - representativewwflheonthe PM ‘1 10 0'“ Way
* 7 MnRoadnet-feelsthatinouiei‘ whafiamyuammm . - - , . _ ,
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sale; and a Warranty
the ' ' en My
stfietiio augumh‘olsnd don’t forget. the day anti date—8a, tnrdsy, It}. 1!.
September lst. Céni’eprepatedtopaythem‘meyourdiowesffielob.
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aadythisdevehpmeutis
htheaddednlueofafineeoncrete
. BRIDGE STREET, WESTPORT, CONN."
Centrally Located—Only l 0 Minutes Walk to Railroad Station,
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for the chfldren, that not more than one house should be built on. two
lots, and makes this restriction for the good of all. No objection '1“ be
mad instthosewiiowkhtobuiidstoresinsteadof
the i031" twenty-five feetin width and over one It
depth. .
rosdmutmetioaofwhichtfllbe underwaythisfsltnooaeeaufailto 0
houses. Mostof
undred feet in
totherail-L
Mr. Waiters. Besireandeo-s
Village
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