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. L. Benedict
seem NORWALKW
REGENT
Last Time Today
One or the biggest screen ailme-
tions that has ever been offered
in the Nor-walks
Ernest Torrenee
Star or "Que Covered “Wiser."
——-—nnd-———'—
Anna Q. N ilsson
Inthe adaptation of William J.
Locke‘s "The Mountehauk" as
“SIDE SHOW
OF- LIFE”
SATURDAY
DOROTHY DALTON
-——nnd
CONRAD NAGEL
In the Paramount Special
“A Fool’s Paradise?
Next Week
“WHY MEN LEAVE
HOME”
ATTHETHEATRES
VAI'DEVHJJ‘I CPI-783‘
All that Blilnugv‘r Innid llsin‘mmi‘.
Of the Palace Theatre has to «in for
the balance of tho 1324-192:- \.xm!. ~
\‘iiio 804180" 13 I0 gift, (shows up.
proaehing the high standard of ih-i
opening bill yesterday. He Foil: l‘"
is Koing to do just that and it lu‘
succeeds in carrying out suv‘n :\
trolley. the Palace is going in l-u a
mighty popular place this \\'illl"l‘.
Just to prove that (‘\I‘r}'llilil&: “as.
on the ru-gulnr male:- and that tin iv
was no 'sawdnst sinfi’ml rvar will"
to the bargain \"'Il‘(‘l_l‘ punt-rainy“
the. costume»: fur the hu: spvvinl nr'l.
that elosml the show dill not or-
rive in time for ilm ntniinru. in»
riinnrily this Would he ruxisi-lvrul
svriuus and it “as. iuut n “will :i
loin: Ways to prmv than. the inci-
lent opening bill was nu mm M nib-ii
which In win the murmurs
The. Anchor Trio, I\\'\) turn
\xnmnn .oponul with u display u
unusual {-uis oi Strength. 'l‘lwy u- n
a writ desnrwnl applause that \\:=-:
generous and nineere. lihmln :ani
llroshelie in convertinzr nvumnm
were capable mush-inns “'lu‘m‘ inu—
gram delighted everyone. Arnmn
Kali: & L‘o. prr‘sentril “The list
Man From Cairo" n. non-Hy Upl':‘i|'i~
piece that won the unqua'iilimi .4»
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:in-l :g'
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and ant'k in “it ir think!“ .4 -i
ehnrnclv-r acting wvrn n. Hi: ‘
"Just lino Girl," in dance “11'! .«a
Hpecinlly with a mum. of sewn M. v2;
closed the splendid Mil. Toni Mn. 24
newest feature "The Trmil‘in- sun '
wr" is the ’einr-rnu ivniurv of Vim
, ulmw and it in IL vorkur. The . ii.
i iirr thill “ill continue {or lid:
balance or the u‘i'ek.
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"(won I.
sin}; snow on Line
"Th" Siall- Show n! Lil'v.” l‘ni‘n—
woum's his: pr‘n-Juvtinn r‘ltilll‘lllfi
Ernest. Torn nu,- nnd Arum L). Nilsu
0f their~ who were {uriunmu enough
or Thursday.
POOL'S PARADISE
Paramount week will Hus-s til the
lit-gen: Saturday with the. pres-Inta-
iirm of I‘onrn'l Nagvi and Dorothy
Dalian in
request rvrr-w-niutinn
popular play and on:-
thr: mars Her rnativ.
is n
(if the
justly
bl‘k'.
Flicker Eliminated
has been installed at the
theater and is working with great
success. ,
; The device is inflaHt-vl in the. mo-
:Uon picture marhine. lt magnifies
:rhl: light six thousand times before
it rear-hen the E’Ift'lifl thhnliy xiv
ing clean cut pinturl-s and e:lminat—
ing the flicker. It haul her-n proven
that the new caulprnl‘nl dot-- not
“it”! the r-yu, but instead press-ms
a pleasing effect. The n! w device is
known as a. reflector are.
The Hzaizo theater is one. of the!
first in the. east to install one; of
these devices.
hm}: SEA ruwnr '
Tonight will be the last oppor-
.trmlzy Norwaik moeion pic'ure lane
twill have of viewing "The Beat
Hawk", that has swept Norwaik
with a. storm of commendation be-
;Inuxr: of its greatness and entertain-
'Iflg qualities. Never before has me}:
I“ wonderful tale a: the sea been
, presented in this city and those who
Jhave seen it are 22min; about ti,
l yet. It is a treat and one that should
é not be rim—ed.
‘ Tomorrow Kenneth McDonald in
"After a Million." 3 fast moving
comedy drama some: to the Blake
rim chapter 4 of "mm the Set" the
13mm” police serial. Those who see
this picture will say it is a knock‘
on: wannabe}: of ”situation.
mm D? m ”m
me: Department of Agriculture- 0!
Ear: has needs which were found
in ace—proof We” in the tomb
of King TMhamfvhkh they
will endeavor to mate at their
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this mmmmmm
or. his themw rm and
Murmur-smearsm
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in: mm W in m:
Lune
provai o! the c-n‘irr uurih nee. Luis;
to he at the Regent, nil “Rdnvminyi
“i-‘nui'n l'urmlise.” This?
? At Rialto Movies:
A device which promise-.5 to revo- ..
lutionize mafr'on picture projectinni
lilaiiu '
WWI: W,
’ URGES mm 5
DAYS worm!
Requests Catholics to
Co-operate——-His
Pastoral Letter to Be
Read Sunday
nan‘rro’nn. Sept. sum a letter
Which will be read at all the. masses
in the Catholic church ct Connecti-
cut. Sunday. m‘m Rev. John J.
Nilan. bishop oi the Diocese 9! lim-
lord. urged oer-operation for the obi-
'aermnce at national defense any.
saying: . ' i
"The spirit of peace. national ne-
eurita’ and welfare will be enhanced
by this notion and the lofty ideals
of our democracy maintained with-
out blemish.”
Tim oiliclal communication is as,
follows: .
"President Coolidge has designat-
ed Friday. September 12m. as na—
tional defense any. 'llu oilieial de~
elamtion invites all loyal citizens to
participate in a demonstration which
will show (he arrnzmih oi“ our nation—
nl resources in limo e! \mr. It!!!
edict own-ts nil organizations. imlli
military and chiiian.
“The \‘ntlmlien or this state are m-
intvnsviy inli‘rrsiml in this more.
men! as thvy are in all things which
ufi‘m‘t our national “wllnrv. As it
religious lnuiy, “1‘ 1mm? and pray
that the fields of the- stunt natupns
or rim world will nnu‘r again be
mmle desolate with the urrihio HW-
anoa or war. The maintenance of
tooth! xu'nr‘e should he a rht‘rlniimi
iril‘ul dear to NW hearts of all l‘ln'ln»
ilnn peoples. The spirit of i‘hrisi and
His tv‘m‘lzinizs should he the Izuhllm:
m‘im-ipivu which will ultimately ran:
all nations from iluum misunder-
aiundimm which precipitate lnutunl
ilrsiriir‘linn.
"The human "ln‘mI-nl is still strong;
In the diplomatic onuneilm at! tho
world. \\'v, therefore, must. utilize
human ingenuity to i'rusirnln the
«iiillvuliivs “hirii may nrlsu‘ from
this source. i‘unnv-q‘uc miy While lwv
xt‘rt‘liluiz-Uml Almighty in lmnluw
' Iilr‘ trimming: of unhvrnnl [warn nib-
Un (lu- wm‘ld. we should ('(i—upt'rul".
in mi things, with tho lenders 0! the
nnliunul mn‘rrnnu-nt i0 [irnmniv
lH‘lU‘I‘ inr UH' “‘ul'lil and national F¢‘~
rurity for our mm country.
"This is the innpiruiinn ni' nniionnl
(lofvimn tiny. 'l‘lm llivrrm‘hy 01ml Hm
lift-vie «if the (‘utlmlirr rhurr‘h in this
(wintry imw niwuyn lies-n lhynl pup:
porters I»! the mn’vrrnnrnt in ru‘r)‘
Puliinnal Crisis uml ill‘ll‘ ivynli)‘ in
inst us strum: in [more rm it “”tn in
\‘.lll‘. \Vn tin-n furl“. request. the
(‘mimiic prnpln or this Muir to «‘n—
nxwrntc with the VAT“)!!! lm‘nl dum-
miiimrs in the activities nulllnrri try
the governor to make this do)“ n
nuv‘r‘v-ss in every detail. The Halril Of
yum-v. nn'i"hnl wrurity mui wrtrurn
will be rnimnvml by thin ur'iirm mu]
ilu- Iu'l)‘ Lin-nix of i»':r civnuurncy
! minimum-«i without blemish."
. Youra ntm‘vl’r‘ly.
‘ JOHN J. NILAN.
i Bishop of Hartford.
; none mum? ._
son has its final showing iii. the
Itcigunl 'l'huntm tmlny and there is; — d
no doubt that a large audience will} . . .
grasp the opportunity iii not: this: D'X'e H'nes
iilm nmnit-rpivre. Adapt”! from
"The Muumvhank,” this vehicle it" v,
on“ of thr- 1v ruling tuninre tetra-we
at the, your. Famous i'inyvm prev; TJZW YUHK. prft‘rrilmr .2. The
duet-:1 it in o. manner lha' (annoti ““1“”: hrufhvrn "'H "7 ”3“ ""“5'
he mirpanmd and this was the view: MW in"! “wk. lemma 1hr“: new
1.2.. :1 only to he midmi to the group.
but am; witch, with": the advent 01
iii.-- rrul season, more than lirirrn
in plays inun- hunn h'lw'lulr'd fur
rm human with mo of our form-‘1'
:ll‘.')fiilfl ready In take up Um Dunk
nut-in 'l‘iu- plays presented inst week
w” r nu. inlluwa:
"‘i‘h- wnrnwnr," from the German
hr itminlph Lnthnir. Tunisian-a by
Mindy}; i :yunr um! prudlii'"“d III, Hi"
41‘".- F'rn‘”! Theatre by (ierxIv I}.
Mir L' lirm.
"luv lay», flarbam". n
, lu-‘i'. min hook by Hidrwr Tater, and
(3.4.37.1, l'rir-m niiwic un'! la‘rirn by
"i and l’rit'n. I'rmlul-ed at Hz"
. at Theatre hy Adolphe Muir“!
..r.:l “Theodore Hammerstein. Inc.
"The Easy Mark". :4 Him“)? by
limit. Lnrric, Produced at the 399i:
F'rrem 'i‘hv:u.rn hy the Indepenrlt'nt
f 'i‘},«-;xrrx- Company.
‘ lin!"i".’."‘! ,
”hoards"! in
frl- 1-35 absent-vi at. that diminutive
'rzmmq by A. ll, “fonds during
« virrm rt hvnmai. and that intrepid
”Vii-SLY“? purrimm-d 3h:- rixigtn m the
bin}, defined in; premiere. mid will
i""r bring it in HrondV-‘aln "Izzy"
5 Fr" ‘; hrrnixim wumm‘ly of the films
:34;qu by Mrs. ’i‘rimhic Iiradiey
Land Her-rue lire-adheres, «clieduic-rl
glut production at the Hroadhumt
'1 21.79.". was likewise deferred on of:
nun: n! ”:1: illness; of Izzy himsrif,
f. is saheriuia-tl for ptcseniafion
i Len; on Mmmber as.
5 o o o A
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the comedy
Stop That Backache!
. Many Sauna Emil): rots Haste
, Fame! the “31
Is a doll, nerve-racking rumba
gwm’u‘lrd; you out? Do you: feel aim
7and straw:- than you should? Are
you tired. weak and nervous; find it
lmxrratble m Mum. or enjoy the
,Kovod times around you? Then
“here's something wrong are: likely
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the our? line [mn't Pith—wt utm-
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pr'wiiiud :11, ihv When-y inn" Thou-
vrbaz this sown]: :fiorvnile Imam
moms-Pm. and WW.
Win-ought over from Germany otter
Gladys mm mm teamed it. may
gauntlet with bright name. In
Loom Ilene Crews 7513mm
Cookies“. Gab: Fleur-n. limit
the“, bonito. Howard. \‘lneent- Ser-
rano. Edwin Kit-antler. Sydney Plum
ton. Mano: airmail excellent in
their own mm and masoifleiem in
oompany. The play tugboat an amm-
ouo and romantic Duchess:
where in Bamlono. Spain. At one
time the noted and now defunct
Don Juan visited the Castle. on he
mm: to have visited most marina
and hula in Spain. and left his mask.
which has been carefully preaervvd
A .Dlt‘il raiser. among others
and tries to mm the ‘awm er rim
internationally fanmue rhilandm‘el‘.
About this time three peasants in
the castle yard. have keen re'hrr
unceremoniously {rented hy a strain:
er in a mask. Slum the treatment i.-
sueh that could not weligm chars-
ed. to a Ipirii. ninpivion falls upon
an innocent mid giiiloleas ynuna: pro-
fonur. whose antral body. it is sup—
imam. haul {fit his person and Ho»
"lied that or the young girls. lie at
once lweomen the, worm- or inierrst
nnd tho entire \xoekend party are
brought into the hiaeinli‘uui or pug-
gmrhenen. It “as muwr hard in
reunion properly \‘lwrhnd. einr‘v
many of the lif¢fllfi33®fffi acted in
that dark. The {trial report may in:
tlmll he audieneo laughed and gloom.
ml to enjoy it immensely. in \\ hich
good opinion the whim dial, not
share.
'The Entry Mark" is 3 small town
x‘nmmli'. mu‘h as “e lune lunl iur
years. ‘i‘lm‘x‘liir‘f diameter is a gnu-tr
mum-ml. honor-t and nimble "Hill. the
Helm: or all the cruuiu in ihn "chih-
lmrhmul, lic- gum! nu hin Imi’ili .nln'
inn to a fillli‘y pair fur some izuul
wlik‘h in reprcsn‘nivd in contain oil.
no later ir‘rirnn that he has imrn
They are arriving
dcrful things: on. Tl
Sports wear is gay,
colorful and licwitrh-
ing this season. lint
designers have faith-
ioneri the right hat
for every frock and
costume suit. You
will find it here.
From the House of
Meatlowbronk come
bright felts with
fascinating trimming
of buttons, ribbons
and flat effects such
as only . endow-
hrook d ignerl
know how to achieve.
A hundred shapes for
every type of beauty.
V“—
the;
Nilr
aeme-‘
in or.
week-end port)". onzmriae- 5 names
“will
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Saturday
KENNETH MeDONALD
Win...“
“AFTER A MILLION"
The [atrium sen-mum or "in swu-
MIR"
Chapter 4 "Into the Net"
Aesop's Fables
Ill. 10 THEE 1
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MILTON SILLS. ENID BENNETT AND
WALLACE BEERY
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“THE SEA HAWK" , ,
seomzs or minivan: rnwu; “1m HAVE sizes rt ARE:
TALKING .mm‘r rr rm:
annuity 3min;
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win
New.
not
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
IRENE men and MONTE BLUE in
Vin
“BEING RESPECTABLE”
Production ,
THE WHITE SHADOW I
An orig-Mal gem may by
' “use:
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ninilwr, outer and Q\\'(‘-I€?lh“-R"L vim
find ihr‘mnrh'r-a pnnnll-‘as nn-I bump-
ix-us. Lager Hm rnrnnr pvt-nil! Ilmi
ilmi-u really is oil out the lmni. mul
tlin run mark nm‘mnbs a “I'M. IN
Hiu 'ungfl‘Vlllir“ (lxn (‘I‘unk-x. hrarlna
the [Inn-Ir, soak in lun‘ ban-l: ihn legit]
Um Erin“ fillings: l" 31-h llm
nrw owner, The rmil “"“W‘
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linlni‘n
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now turn, Uri than”: (in: land at n
(he D ll). R230 C0
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each day—«real lioxcw Zliltllit
which everyone gathers to see the last word in un-
usual sports frocks lumliic out.
21in ensemble suit of ravishing imported tweed
all full of color with more color revealed in the lin-
ing as the coat is thrown incl-(«striking enough to
base the st‘amp of newness, Conservative enmighlo
please the most fastidious. '
Onc box disclosed the gayest flannel frock all
afire with color and made with buttons right up the
front from hEl'n to neck.
You really should come in and slip these won-
iey will give you the style
you’ve always wanted 10 have.
fierrm'l floor
‘
Hats in Colors to Complement
the Sports Costume
‘1 2.80
Benzene! ”we.
That Convenient End Table
‘3.75
- At the end 'nfi the
davenpoft for father's
favorite pipe and
moth er's absorbing
novel; it's the most used
piece of furniture in
the house. Very spe-
cial in appearance and
price are these solidly
made mahogany fin-
ished tables with tamed
cross stretcher; end
Colonial tamed legs. A
heavy rim reinforces
the top.
‘H"‘ rfyfitifie fa???
1)meka we seem NORWALK
, - ,.. " I fiwaredthe Mowing
i=1
5&5 LII. each day and all we
fleerml. with serious rib-iron- to m. vrofit of something like 10.099 .
vent. and the play clones With «2 :5 '
{~1in hepr\ in” ”1.9 I‘Vi‘lnk! “116
g.‘ qu‘n inrir (ah: lair—r, The maY
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the '
flier-liven
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chili and
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New Sports
Coats Boast
Gay Phid
Linings
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Pough Irish friezef
and English (haviot
in striking black and
while and brown and
white plaids make
wonderfully stylish
sports seats for wear
until the fur coat seat
sonis on. Everyone
will know they be.
long to the Fall of
1924 when you open
them and show the
gayest of plaid flan--
net linings. Some
very special coats are
here.
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