wBDAY,’O “teresting RE GENTandec DAVID ESTERSON. Managing Director, TODAY AT THE REGENT TODAY AT THE PALACE T5- '5 BIG ACTS OF KEITH VAUDEVILLE 4...,“ nornuc FEATL‘RE ‘ i-nmdLUI DELUXE Willi-t TALMADGE in ‘le ‘.‘hicken in the Case’ —-——- and AI. L STAR CAST 'in sHE LOVES AND LIES” --—- and --—- MARY ASTOR 1'} “’ith All Star (‘aSt ill “SUCCESS” é; SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 AND 9 '; WALLACE BEERY. ESTELLE TAYLOR, JOSEPH swmx- AT. D. FORREST STANLEY, SYLVIA BREAMER .‘M J .mnpuny of 25') nntnhlc screen stars in the thrilling and a1)- pcaling I'nlversnl-chel production I; B A V U 99 - . .-. Elli“- Roland in “Haunted Valley” Other Subjects '1‘} j.- MONDAY -- TUESDAY —- WEDNESDAY _-. l'tlsl'l‘lYlZLY Till“. SI'ZSSATION OF THE YEAR! ’ 5' 1V . t -llillt'4'ii(‘lll run. direct from an unparalleled triumph on Broadway " 'rut: MIGHTY rlmt .‘lAthiRl’ll‘ZCl-Ji “MERRY-GO-ROUND” l' pic-turt- patrons of New York and elsewhere are paying M .I.. and more to see this lI-reel production acclaimed by eury 1: as title of the greatest pictures e\cr made. 'lti\\ I, illvu‘Jl\ Starring MARY PHILIBIN and NORMA KERRY i'- ~Itively .Vo Advance in Prices—No Reserved Seats \ ‘dt l .........24clb. .........28clb. 1Hams............. ‘ i‘ i‘t' . lilhllldSlcak‘........... . . l; 5:? . 1‘ : l’rcsh Pork Roast .......... . . . . . .. 24c lb. '3; W 30clb.‘ ........21bs.25£ 32clb.'4 oil-lain Steak ......... . v shudder Steak .. 0-0.... pin”. : l‘IIr tcrhouse Steak . . . . . Witt Schultze’s Sanitary Marketer; E Bridgepo g i Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. .50. Norwalk. 39 and 43 Mair Street. Norwalk. l‘."'.l;?0rt Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock .L‘i.‘ I ’ ' . am maumsemzmsmm ‘3 5 (mm...) PERFECTION ; ‘ OilHeaters lllu‘k. Junior size, $5.40 lllLu-k. steel tank, $6.30 ii! ’30. steel tank $9.65 lil'le. brass tank, $7.85 Blue. brass tank, $11.00 White. brass tank $12.35 ANGEVINE FURNITURE CO. t .l EVERYONE A HEADLINER 1'5 ‘ I mnnui Hitchcock's success pecials I . aamtiirm: -' Isvl'm'll no 0‘33 L News Pictures and Players "The Love Master," next starring vehicle heart, the dog actor. will be the for Strong- . t 0 Louise Fazenda, the screen cut-up has been signed for a'prominent role in “Galloping Fish," which is taken from the Frank Adam's story. "Friend \x'ife." 0 O t The title of Tom Mlx's next pic- ture made under the name of The Flying Fool," from the Max Brand story. "The Gun Gentleman" has been changed “Mile-a-Minute Romeo." ' 3 O \thn Marion Davtes tinlshed "Yolanda" she wil step right into an- other big historic production, "Jan- ice hieredith." O D It is reported that Lillian Gish's next picture will he Mark Twain’s version of "Joan of Are}: to r O O . One of the British film magazines which tells of the happenings of motion picture stars. says that Bet- ty Compson will marry Sir Charles Higgins. Miss Compson went abroad to make a picture and it is said that she, is a great favorite on the other side. ‘ O O O “The Rose Bush of a Thousand Yrurs." which was filmed under the title of "Revelation." with Nazimo- \‘a. in the leading role will be re- fiimed with Viola. Dana as the star. 0 O 0 Ronald Colman. who appears Op pnsito Lillian Gish in “The \Vhite Sister." recently ilnishml work in 'a‘Thc Adopted Father," lie plays op- posite Edith Roberts. who has the leading feminine role. 0 O 0 Fold Negri's next picture will be adopted from the French play "My Man." O Alec, ll. l-‘rancis, who was one of the trio in “Three \Vise Fools." palys the- part of a doctor in “His Last Race." o o 0 Charles Drill-in. husband of of Theda llura. has bet-n selected to direct “lien “UT." 0 O 0 Douglas .‘lclmnn will play the lead in "TIN Yanlcrm Consul." when Ray- is trans- 't"crr«-d to the screen. 0 0 O ! lrniiiald Denny's next production :will be from a story. written by Earl llll‘rr Bigger. O O O l n\vrn Moore has just purchased ismllu land in \Vesteliestr‘r county. Ilit~ will build :1 house and plans to live there forcuT alter. Isn’t that llit‘t". ' O O O Florrncr‘ Villor who Wlfl be re- ‘Illfnll'l‘rl'll fur llIl" (*Xt‘t‘lltlli work in ;".\l.lln Stl‘wt.” “iii appear in "The illul l'inlm Circle." ‘ o O Splvia Ashton, mother extraordi- ,nnry of the "l”lllunls' 'has frivcn'up Smothering the screen to become a lIuslnvsn woman. She will open up :1 ion room in New York city. I O I Alan Ilalc has been engaged for the role. of Prince llohenhauer in lln' forthcoming screen production of "lllack 0xen." . I . ir-n Lyon. the Screen juvenile re- cruited from the New York stage. has lu'f‘ll assumed to the leading male role in "The Swamp Angel." in which (‘lllccn Moore will have. the 't‘eniurcd role. 0 O l‘fi‘ankin Mann, one of the early stars, has returned to the Silver sheet and will he seen in the leading role in "The Tower." O David llelasco and written by \\'ll liam C. Dr-milc is soon to be trans fr-rr-‘d to the screen with Martino Mansfield in the leading femininv role. 0 O 0 Marion chucha. lloy screen actor didn't like. his name. So Maurie“ Tourneur has changed it for him. i‘Vom now on. he will be known as "Don Marion." Marion Iv‘educha is a poor screen name. people don't re- inomlwr it, Tourneur decided. when he. engaged the boy for an import- not part in "Jealous Fools." Marion has been in pictures for more than five ycn‘rs working“ first with hiary Pickford and later with Charle Chaplin and other celebrities. O O 0 Baby Peggy is gathering together llcr make—up boxes, powder puffs. trunks of costumes and dolls, pre- paratory to beginning work on her new three year contract . O 0 0 Raymond Cannon, light comedian. is about to begin work as a serious juvenile in a forthcoming photoplay. This will be Cannon's first return to drama. since his appearance in Griffith plays. four years ago. . t O _ Lillian Leighton. who has created such a stirr with her interpretation of Mo. Pcttengill in “Buggies of Red Gap" will be seen in a. prominent role in "The Call of the Canyon." O O O ' Winifred Allen, “former screen star is returning to motion pictures after “d What I." Take for SICK HEADACHE d ofCaflel"! [1166mm Take—a mtg? or 3 for a few nightd‘toafterflieg uses restore organs iter‘cipeii' functions theHeodacheandthe causesofitpassawaanthesmnemanner Thumbnail: Beaker-dwell“ WWHH=UM=HM ‘Il‘Sij‘s‘nnNEL RESULT'GEWNG Ans.° several years 'absence. ' 0 o 0 \Vith plans made to go on the road starrin gin a dramatic vaude- ville sketcn. Henry B. ‘Valthali. stage and screen player. has given itlem up temporarily to play e n im- portant role in the next Booth Tark- I’mctcl- pictu 9, "Old Fauna. an} iY-aung Sens." In this plan-3 Walt- ll‘l'tl! w'-.l enact the ml: of a. :ragic iter'h-‘r. one. too old an! to.) Iusy to lpav at: attention to his children. l ‘ o n o I Not sine Osracc Wilde first ap- ipcu-u' in America with his Convcn- lti nusloeking knicker baitzws, has i E .. 1c lph :e of wearing apparel as that Erattan-l upon me arrival ':1 New Yo.k lot 'l‘om Mi. with his marl—break- ing cowboy scmhern. D ’ 0 Jack Dempsey. \Vith the coming of JUL: mm wt. in atth the Fir- . O t . "The “'arrcus of Virginia." the l I famous Maize play produced by h a commt “on been created by a. I s O O O the wide hat. which the star has popularized in his films. also came the eftiuvia- of metropolitan com- ment. A New York writter said Mix probably had hoped to conVince Tex Pickard that the fight should be held in the chapeau. 0 Charles Jones. athletic star. is working on the latest production ar- ranged for him to be called ”Big Dan." Jones has a. ringside back- ground. portraying the role of a. re- tired fighter who comes back. He is now training for the bout. which promises to be one of the most real- .lstic fight scenes ever screened ex- cepting in professional bouts. ' O O 0 “Wet and \Veary" is the title of Clyde Cook's latest comedy. ATTHETHEATRES DOUBLE FEATURE BIL}: w. Norma. Talmadgc And Other Stars Appearing in TWO Pictures On Today‘s Big Program. The Regent Theater is tocav pre‘ seating a. double feature program that will be more than usu.lllv in- teresting. Norma. Talmadgo Will he starred in "The Chicken in the Case." It is sometime since audirnccs have had an opportunity to enjoy Miss Talmadge'a wonderful pcrsonali ty in a picture that is along the light- er vein an dthe chance offend at the Regent today will not he. missed by many. In addition to this pit-tun: the Regent will also present an all star cast in “She Loves and Lies" adapted from the well known play. PALACE TODA Y 'lhis \"eek's Excellent 'aullevillc Show Closes “'ith 'l‘llrec l'er- i‘ormances. w The excellent vaudeville bill which opened at the Palace on Thuvsday was accorded another big hand yes- terday when capacity audiences turn- cd out to see it. There is no gninsny- in; that. any better show could be possible. Each one of the five. acts: has already scored in the houses ot‘, the larger cities on the Keith cir- cuit and Norwalk lliowcd its ready appreciation of the bill. The feature picture attraction "Success" in one, of the most unusual and appealing pictures that has been offered in Norwaik in many months. There will be three. complete shows of vaurle~ lwatcdiing for \iolations. ville and pictures today at "~13, 6:45; and 9.. =‘ , RAVI} “’allacc lie-cry. Estelle Taylor. Sylvia g Dreamer. .loecph Swiekard And Others in Cast. Thrills and excitement on an un‘ usually high scale are crammed in-' to the big l'niversal Jewel produc— tion "l‘tavu" which comes to tllllli‘l. )‘i'hunmation of the li‘ndner and an the." ,‘idno-y Regent and Palace Theater: for the treatment. ——.—\dv. " rm... the * p0 interment. being an old friend of. Sunday evening headliner. / Coupled with the thrills the patrons of the local theaters will tensely interesting. This story has been perfectly produced with-.43 stel- lar cast. When you take the names of the principals in “Barn" and find there such stars as VValace Berry. Estelle Taylor. Forrest Stanley. Syi- vi; Bremer, Joseph Swickard. Mar- tha. Nation and a. dozen”'others. you have at once assurance that the at- traction is high'class. Universal has made very few pictures better than "Bavu". Ruth Roland will he starred in a. new episode of “The Haunted Valley." ' Hummill MONDAY WHEN LAWS GO OFF Let! hunismen are looking for— ward to Monday, when the law goes 011‘ on all game which may legally be shot. except rabbits. which are protected up to November 1. Part- ridge, cock pheasant and woodcock are among the birds which may be taken after Monday. Zaccoon may be shot. but no: trapped also after October 8. ~ Heavy bags of wild ducks have been reported to game wardens from the l-lousatonic River marshes. Sin- gle day's shooting has resulted in bags of in ducks in one instance. The limit is 35 ducks, Pintails which have been a'mighty scarce bird in this Section during the last half (107.- en years have also been brought down at the river mouth this year. Quail and Hungarian partridge which the law allowed to be shot last .vear. cannot be takn this season. They are prtceted by statute for a period of two years and a heavy tine follows their taking. The law is now of! on all shore birds which may be legally shot. A thorough knowledge of game birds which can he shot at and those protected is essential to every hunts— mnn procuring a. license. A big force at deputy wardens are in the. field The usual extreme care in the handling of fire- arms. especially in duck hunting from bouts whore numerous fatali- fltcs has occured is being urged. Serious Bladder Trouble. Could not stand nor sit and was forced to cry out from intense pain." writes llenry \Villiams, Tarkio. Mon- "'l‘hc doctors said i had in- operation was necessary, Tried l-‘oley gstnny l‘ilis and improved at once. Tell all my friends about l~‘ol9y Kid- ney l’ills as it will save many from suffering and perhaps. as in my case. a dangerous operation." Bladder and trouble demand prompt find a story in-. Ogden Mrs. Gregory Wins a Washing Machine The sale of shares by the “ram. en's Board of the Norwalk hospital for the electric washing machine ended Friday morning. The winning number was held by Mrs. James G. Gregory of West avenue. Mrs. J. E. MahOn of the Hamilton shop drew No. 1518 out of a basket ‘containing the stubs. The commit- tee has notified Mrs. Gregory that she was the owner of the Universal washing machine which the Connec- ticut light and Power company will deliver shortly. So. Norwalk P. 0. Gets Honorable Mention In the September Edition of the Postal Guide. the South Norwalk post—office receiVes honorable men- tion. in the quality of the reports rendered by that office. Only three other postofllccs in the State are men tioned. They are Bristol, Litchtleld and Terryville. J acoby’s 12-14 No. Main St. SPECIAL SHOWING AND SALE OF Chappe Coats $5.98 T" $24.50 I Charge Accounts Opened ‘ A _’ VICTROLAS SOLD 0N EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS The HAMILTON SHOP 49 Wall Street OPEN EVERY EVENING Pic} V .. Uaolt cTheatre ‘I-s. are TODAY in “ROUGED LIPS” AND ROUND THREE or “FIGHTING BLOOD" VIOLA DANA SUNDAY — MONDAY —— TUESDAY MILTON SlLLS and ANNA Q. NILSSON IN REX BEACH‘S ’ “THE SPOILERS” . COMEDY .—:—- NEWS? - COming Wednesday, Thursday, Friday—Elinor Glyn’l Great Story, “SIX DAYS," Adapted to Motion Pictures. SO. NORWALK HOUSEFURNISHINQ COMPANY ' 42 SOUTH. MAIN ST‘BEET ' SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY 7-PieceNappySet 49c Imp. China Sugar and Creamer (. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69c Shopping Baskets 19c OilMop,withhandle 59c All Sizes of Oil Cans PROMPT DELIVERY SCHOOL SHOES EDUCATORS CONNEALLY e BRACKEN South N orwalk 81 Washington St. PHONE 303.12 Mighty Few People Can Make Trouble for Others \Vithout Sailing ’ Their Own Fingers. VICTROLAS'. RECORDS. GREETING CARDS. 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We believe it to be sound business policy to 0501' to customers of our stores the opp-“wulty to participate in profits as well as in the low prices for which our stores are well known. \Ve bank our store receipts in local ire's operating expenses with local checks and allow the surplus to remain on local deposit until distributed as dividends. hours are local. cvcn the distribution of dividends helps to keep the money in local circulation and adds to the value of our stores as contributors to local If the Stock- \‘.’e have never found it necessary to enter into a campaign of stock sell- ing. “'9 have offered our shares for investment only as business extension The response has always been prompt and sufficient. “'4: new Offer an investment in our eight per cent preferred shares, with common shares bonus, for the purpose of Opening a fourth store and a fifth The completion of subscriptions to this Offering will close the sale of stock in this corporation. has already been absorbed by investors. The number of shares is limited and the majority \Ve invite inspection of our stores in Norwalk, Greenwich and Stamford, from all of which the earnings are combined to create the dividends and sur- Financial statement and details of interest to those seeking an investment. combining safety and a liberal income can be secured by communicating with the management or through any member of the various store stafis, while shares remain available. PIGGLY WlGGLY natal. n, no. ‘5 c. B. LEWIS, General Manager 440 Main Street, Stamford, Conn, Tel; Stamford 250 RESIDENCE TELEPHONE STAMFORD 751 STORES IN NORWALK, STAMFORD AND GREENWICH (No present or past financial connection with any other Piggly Wiggly Store); e e . ~ ‘.»‘\\§~'\: v * “loses \
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