V
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'LBERTL:
Shower G‘i vfen Miss
‘ Ruth E. Decker Last
ningukowayton
Eve
Boys In Track Meet.
Bids were asked recently for the
‘ transportation or the mail from the
Rowayton station to the post om”.
Several residents sent in their esti-
wmstes to the postal department.‘and
"‘Wosterday Robert Lynch. Railroad
avenue. received word that his bid
had been scceptod. Mr. Lynch has
carried the mall tor several years
in on most emcient manner.
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. Msceileneous Shower.
A miscellaneous shower. wee ten-
dered Miis Ruth El. Deckertet her
home, McKinley Piece. last evening
by a. number or her friends. Miss
Decker. who is the daughter of
Captain and Mrs. Roysl Decker. will
be married to Heretic Finch,
Meadow street. in the near future.
We party was a complete surprise
. «cevthe young lady who was the re-
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g
7 .? terdsy.
cipient of a large number‘ot beauti-
rul time. The house was decorated
in white flowers andstrcamere. A
huge wedding bell hung in the cen.
tor of the reception room. As Miss
Decker was seated under it, (mom
in her gitts, a. younger sister. Miss
Arline. pulled a. string and. the
bride—to-be was showered with con-
tetti.
The dining‘, table wss daintily
trimmed with place cards and in-
vors. The centerpiece was a. huge
cults, with tiny dolls on it. dressed
es bride and groom. ..
Miss Decker's guests included: the
Misses Inez Munhail. Dorothy
" .Howell.- Eleanor and . Norma Hall.
Florence Betterson. Helen Decker.
Sara Wells. Mrs. Herbert Herring,
Mrs. Roy‘s! Decker and Miss Arline
Decker.
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Friends of Mrs. Emil Knorr, Surn-
mitt a‘venue. Belle Island are
pleased to learn she is recovering
from her recent illness. Mrs. Knorr
’operates the Summit House during
the summer months.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Estok. who
have occupied the bungalow owned
by Irving Clark, Crest road. expect
to move to East Norwnilt next week.
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-—“Ruzor Blades. nli makes. fresh
goods. at Allen's Drug Btore.".-—Adv.
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‘ Editinfchlrs. Edwardx Shine and Mrs.
George A. Key. Crockett street, are
visiting friends in New Haven today.
. Miss Helen Key. who has been
1 spending the past week there with
‘ relatives. will motor back with her
mother.
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Miss Katherine Bee. nurse or the
Norwalk schools was a. visitor in the
Rowayton' school yesterday. Ex-
amination ot the nose, throat and
teeth of the children was made and
those n cding attention received
e1ips,_.not tying the parents or their
. condition. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark, h‘or—
wolk. and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 1.
Clark were recent dinner guests or
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClellan at
their home in Norwnik.
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» Last evening Mrs. Cirril Tuck en-
tertained the Belt Finger circle of
\
L’che Rowayten Baptist church. at. her
home on Roton avenue. A social
time followed the-transaction ot the
regular routine business. Among
the members are Mrs. Alice Dippie.
we. Lewis Hopps. Miss Dorothy
Raymond, Miss Lucille and Miss
Gertrude Brenda. Miss Msyla Sec.-
neld. Miss Mary Sniffen. Mrs. How-
ard Mead. Miss Lillian Raymond
end, Mrs. Cyril Tuck. '
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Win. Joseph Quayle, Roweytctu
Stine. has been confined to her
home for the past tow days by ill-
ness.
, e e
, i
. Miss Lydia Miller has returned to
her home in Brooklyn. N. Y.. otter
spending the week-end us the guest
or Mrs. Mary A. Barclay. Rowsnon
avenue. “
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Mrs. William Pinkey. Jo. Romy‘
ton avenuer was gguolt lit a. dinner
party given by Mr. end-Mrs. Allen
. Lockwood, West avenue. Nor-welt.
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The Lodge Aid society of the
Baptist church met st theliorne or
' ‘ Mrs. John sinned. Rnymond street.
1 yesterday. These; lollies ere mik-
ing a very‘llnndsolne quilt. A pur-
,‘ chaser has been. round end the
7 'money will be added to the fund or
’ “the society.
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Mrs. Henry ‘il‘orelt.
Place. worn visitor in Noroton yes-
(
e ‘, e
The-,toilowina‘pupilo iron the
gownyton school will take port in
”i 4the track meet. which is to be held
“in the Norw‘slk Armory's'ridey eve-
ning: Albert Hui-tor. Everett Hor-
ioy. bert Moore. 1" re '3 k i i u
no. end Albert stelkovlce.
”insuotxs
styles to ill: every tom-a
d my
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2*.
IDARIEN
McKinley
mind
A MOTORCYCLE
w FOR 1‘ ucn COP
At Preemne Ma-
chine Has To Do for
Everybody -- Street
Plans. ‘
l. ”M
It the present plans or the lo-
cal police department work out.
every member of the force will be
equipped with e motorcycle within
the near tuture. at. prelonl. than is
but one machine for the entire de-
partment and each member uses it
when the occasion demands. The
machine is now “laid..up" for re—
pairs but will soon be put into
commission. .
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O. P. Rump! Honored.
Charles P. Rumor. of Foirview,
avenue, superintendent 0t Bridges
and highways tor Duricn, was re-
cently appointed on the transporta-
tion committee of the Connecticut
Society 0! civil engineers.
on o si
Spring Street Plans.
Very few complaints have been
received from local residents com-
plaining or bad streets. The streets
are nearly all in fair condition. but
it is expected that when the frost
finally comes out of the ground
that many streets will bowerse.‘
In the spring the street depart-
ment plans to repair, all rosde end
put hem into good condition. A
mixture culled cdel patch will be
put on macadamized roads and the
gravel roads will be scraped and
filled where necessary. A special
fill will be used for the concrete
roads.
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Beer Token 'ilo \l’estport.
The truck load of beer. which
was taken by Policemen Albert
Human, Wednesday March ll, has
been transferred to Weetport. The
large truck. in which there were
about 80 haltoberrels of beer. had
been at the rear of the Darien pc-
llcs station since the'nrrost or the
two men transom-toting the beer.
who were bound over to the next
term 01‘ Criminal Superior court.
Bridgeport at the session of town
court. held Monday. .
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Chester .7. Fitch. of Maple ove-
nue. has left for the South on n
business trip. Mr. Fitch is employed
at the Croiut d: Knapp company.
East Norwslk. ,
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The home which is being built
for Henry French. at Tokcncko, is
nearing completion.
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According to reports. a tea room.
and gasoline station will be erected
in the vacsnt lot near the White
bridge on Tokeneke road. opposite
the store of Adolp Brown. Work
on the new building. to be erected
there, will start next month.
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The pastor’s training class of the
Dnrien Congregational church will
be held this afternoon at the church
et .
.- e o e
The choir of the Dorian Congre-
gational church will hold its weekly
rehearsal this evening.
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The Women's Guild of St. Luke's
Episcopal church will meet this uf~
ternoon in the’church parish house.
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"What is Prayer-l", ‘wns the top-
ie discussed by Rev. G. A. Tuitie.
pester oi the Barton Conventional
church. at the weekly prayer ser~
vice held last night at the church.
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Mrs. Mary Whitney. Brookside
avenue. who has been ill at her
home for several days is well on the
road to recovery.
’ O O C
All election or otticers and a bus-
iness meeting at the Westminister
Guild circle or ihe Noroton Presby-
terian church, will be held tomor-
row aiternoon in the chapel. A
record ottendance is expected at the
meeting.
MOTHER—TAKE N0 enemies
ON WU?
without halving mum's HONEY
AND TAR right handy“. It checks
the sudden and terrifying onset of
croup. relieves the straniging. chok-
ing condition, eases dimcull. breath-
ing and allows peeceml‘sleep. A
triend writes: "I have long used
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR for
croup. ' First, ‘I gave it to all my
dren, with the some good results."
Relisbie eleo tor bronchial end
"in." coughs, tickling throat and
troublesome night coughs. Stilleon-
Poweli Corpse-Adv.
mucus
.‘i‘hreugh Train ”“34.
Flam New England ";
Never put e. creupy child to bed ‘
children.‘nnd now to my srsndchil- .
runes '
you are talks. uuother
greet veudeviile and photoplsy
show It the Pulses theater r the
lost belt of the week. Tod end
tome
tion ill be “The Kill; 0: The Turn?
lecturing Petey Ruth Miller Ind
Kenneth Harlan. Never before
have you beheld such thrills and
such a‘ love story. On equine epic
with two stupendous roses. a roar-
ing Romance o: the race truck, ny-
ing to its close with the speed end-
thrili ot struninrlthorou'hbrede. u
meiodrsme. lightened with e. phil-
osophy and comedy rsrely seen.
The banner vaudeville show.
eclipsing all previous programs.
will captivate you and give. you the
spirit at coming to see it some more.
It you enjoy a great show. we ad—
vise you" to see this one.
RIALTO
“The Splendid Road." now ap-
pearing lit the Rialto theater co-
lecturing Anna Q. Nilsson and
Lionel Barrymore. based on the
gold rush days at '49 describes the
hardships that the pioneers 11“! to
encounter to reach the fields oi.’ the
much coveted gold.
A clipper ship ot the period, 100
days out 0! Boston. serves as the
background for the early action or
the play. and the hustling little
town of Sacramento with its numer-
ous gambling halls and its lawless-
ness is the setting for the balance
at the story. The historical flood
which drove the squatters from
their appropriated property after
other means had failed is graphi-
cally pictured.
“The Splendid Rond.‘ ’is decidedly
worth while. _ .
». Rare
w on the screen the ettrsc— .
- manners solemn—scum NORWALK. CONN. .
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School Students
rule coupon sun 25 ous-rs
REGENT
~ SATURDAY MATINEE Q
wnJ. sour
you are run ,
so See the Reported
Thrilling by Request
,. “filling ‘of Hundreds
Mystery of Patrons
‘ The Locked Doors Fly Open
SE ‘ The Mysterious Forms on the Stairs
The Serenmingly runny Servant Girl
And Figure I “ ' n
or H Wh Th B
m... 01s e at .
“Night In l-Iollywood”
mous
looking tor the girl and youth who
photograph on the boot locking cou— .
pie in American
play in one of the feature pictures
of the film company or which he I»;
,lravei throughout the country in
‘ri'lll'lfll or screen players. he has or-
At Ritz Bridgeport 3 Inncoll to have many thoussnds of
M”\li“i!l‘fllilla mode at dances in all
internationally is.
ill" lending cities.
picture director. is
Burton King,
motion 'l‘o night in the Tiitz Ballroom,
lirllluoporl, Irvine “Pepper" diesel.
lnwnlor and moving ‘picture cam-
,(‘l‘ulliiill, will state ”A Night In
'a contrsc’t m i llnllmood." He will mnk’e Movie-
irmplls of everyone present.
' \ .ilovicltrnph shows nine liiilcr-
{~nt \‘iHvs or the subject. on a strip
To them he offers
WS ,, FORFNORWALK THEATRE-EOERS
nutritious ‘ ' ' ‘
On The new
'i'odsy end Tomorrow
8:15. 1 and. 0
“THE KING OF
THE TURF”
Patsy Ruth Miller end
Kenneth Harlan
The biggest reciug picture ot
the decade end
V A UD E V! L L E
Hervey Fisher Buddy
o Co. Welter
Her Own moo nevus
Ground a Melody
West Club
“TOMMY
Harry Carey in
“DRIF'l'lNG THRU”
Saturday Matinee Only
Added Attraction
Charlie Chaplin in.
“His Prehistoric Pest"
.ch‘lldven Admitted to Matinee for
Ten Cents
r—rfl‘“
ill
m
"ML"? "EA IRE .
NOW PLAYING
“THE SPLENDlD ROAD”
_ —-—— featuring -—-~ l
Anne Q. Nilsson, Lionel Barrymore. Robert Frazer ,
Around the Horn in clipper ship, golden days of California’s . 1
gold strike-41ml golden minutes of marvelous entertainment. ‘ ‘
Coming Soon Coleen Moore in “Irene."
The men who~ tormerly published
seed catalogues seems to be editing
tourist magazines.~—-Fllnt Journnl.
BEGIN "sun room
HENRY RANDIM. n business
men. is tound murdered in s
cheep hotel in Gnlton. Police
and a women's headilerchiet
and the stub of is yellow theater
ticket.
JANET RAND, his daughter.
breaks her engagement with
BARRY COLVIN beceuse oi the.
"dlsgrsce." JIMMY RAND. his
son. goes to Cleveiend. where
i: the theater is. The stub is
trecedio OLGA MAYNARD. s
cabaret singer.
Jimmy meets sud tells in love
with MARY LOWELL. Met he
encounters Olga. Site hints at
hearing police want her tor mun
der. Mary. out with SAMUEL
CHURCH. s wealthy lawyer,
sees Jimmy liit Olga into s out
and mlsuudersiends.
(lire tells police the stub
might have come into possession
of e msn who "picked her up"
two nights beiore the murder.
Jimmy receives mysterious worn-
lugs to leeve Cleveland and
later is sitscked by two men but
CM'IDN.
\i’lill Jimmy and Mary es-
trsnlzed, Church gets Mery's
promise to merry hint.
money.
Jintlnly and .les. out one
night. see ii men they both reel
cruise—she so the men who not
the stub. he no one of his sessil-
snts. The men escapes. but they
recognise his police picture as
that oi IKE JENSEN.
Church. motoring with May.
ness causes her to brook their
engagement. '
Olga. at lunch with Jimmy.
tells him that Church. because
she had reinsed to here anything
to do with him. lied psuecuted
her to the extent oi cousin; her
to lose several Jobs. ‘Jllnnly su‘d-
denly realizes that Olge is in
love with him. and is deeply
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CHAPTER XXXVI!
of them dared.
"Oh well. live and loud. Jim.”
him nod mm him.
ingtesee
l.“
' path!!! into his bend." .
Jimmy ,
accuses her 01 men-ring tor,
runs over I dog. Bis heartless:
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
i LONG silence tell on them. The
orchestra was playing that
most peaicnste of love songs.
“My Heart st Thy Sweet Voice."
from "Samson and DelilathNelther
or them could utter e word: neither
it was Olga who broke the spell
cut by the music. so. shrugged her
shoulders and raised her bends in
an airy gesture to utter s pietitm.
‘ her?“
But she dubbed at her eyes with
s hendherchiet. sud something in
the lotion-consuls: very breve
and at once so plum—ennui st
Then he tuned forward and held
.hereyeewithhintslkingverymt.
"01nd! idouetlllllg 0|”.th
Myougsteiulehence
er—stter things ere cieered up.
I‘ve got one or two thirlu mun
Sun Church myeslt. 1 think ml
makeltapointtolnsethilnendeee
it I euu't pound e tow respectsble
"No. doo‘tdo tint. Jim.” sbessid
,nl, elem. "It wou‘tde any good. I
‘Mmflstmnveemmm"l-
"Norm the: remnants
soaksbeutlutnow.”hemred.‘ ,
president. If both or either of lllr
winners can be taught to not well {the site of motion picture film. A
enough they will be started in One. gmwml Nlmm‘ib that cranks just like
or more pictures. in mining picture cnmern. is used in
It being impossible for King lwrmlkinyr lllcnl.
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' misc.
.WIMIV‘I ‘
"Paul." she said to the: nfllcc boy, “will you drop'thl'e in
the mail box?"
two positions ’since
Cleveland.
"What 'do you make of it?” he
asked. “Do you think somebody was “1’" take you where you’re going."
behind it?" . He managed a laugh. '"l‘hsnke for
“It i knew that Sun Church could the lgnch- 1" been I new experi-
poseibly benefit. by it l'd think he ence.
was behind it." she said positively. ”I'm going home." she told him.
“Well. I can see that perhaps he; "Then I'll walk home with you."
thought 1 was in the way the first: 0 e .
“u”- but I “4‘" ““5““ 1‘" he 3 He would have lett her at her door.
could "t any satisfaction 0‘“ 9' out silo urged him to come into her
causing me to lose this latest 1013. ,bartment.
She told him that he was heir “You've never seen it. Jim. You
“Nahum "Why don‘t you 83’1““ . z... tell me What you think or it."
5"“? can" 5'0“ in!“ me?" us went in with hei‘ and looked
" t's Just this." he sold. with _a- round him and admired it.
st mot st lightness. "I imam “Yen've got uncommonly. fine
that Church retarded me as a no fish." he told her. and toiled to no-
eible rival when I wee working ‘- ice that she wee trembliu end bit-
the railroad oiiice." _ ng her under lip. us it to cop
"A rival? You mean tor e. girl: 9‘1 under control.
' He nodded. “But there was )1 . He stuck out his hand. “Well, I'll
reason why he should continue 1 Mia glove." '
worry shoot me. He's enn' god 1 "Gen t you stay in while? Yours
“1. 33;) now." u no hurry. are you?"
_ "l have on sppolutmeut with
“a“ mzflwm°gmmg lorry Calvin." he lied-tor the up-
coming to He felt es helpless es slswimmer our.
lied along on a relentless tide. .
He rose. "Come." he said to Olga.
:lolntlnent was for dinne . ‘»
Olgn moved very close to him.
ind she d her bends on his anus.
'ct than creep upwud to his shoul-
lers... .Theecentotherhsirwes
ll his nostrils. like s sweet. vagrant
bresth or flowers on an April night.
He closed his eyes. throwing one!
his need. end he clenched his hands
lightly. conscious tint no metres-
whet he‘did he was bound to hurt
her.
"Hill made life pretty bitter for
both or us, hasn't no. Jim" she nut
.whnpmd. and raised her face to.
his. . . .
.. it w me time hetero he on
owned her. .. .“Ob. well." be Inlii
i‘dld care." Ii
"But it's all are
"“Jlnl. was it the girl I new yo:
with that night?” »
His silenu told hornet it was.
“i new heron the street yesterdnl
811. stopped when she our use so»
leeksd_ee it she :se‘sbent to urea!
.8
s
e
words:
in; for money . . . selling myselt
tor a mess ct pottngs.
' cruel; he trumped on me with his
heel; he didn't care or he wouldn't
have hurt me. so."
one
Church . . . that she would wait for
’ e. reply. . . .
2.
And in her fancy she could ..
see his erect. broad-shouldered in.
ure. his smooth brown hair and level
yes. his close-cropped mustache:
and beside him. slweys. was a slen-
der. besutltul girl-[girl with light-
xoid heir end violet eyes that were
cool. A girl with long bleclt lashes
and black. hisn-erched eyebrows and
delicately tashicned nose. . . .
Her every waking thought was of
those two. and her dreams. most of
them. of him.
and memories hitter thought into
"And he. said i was merry-
He was
0! a sudden she rose. peering her
hand nervously ncroes her tougheed,
end took her work into Mr. Liliton'l‘
odico and leld it on his desk.
When she came beck she sat at
‘ while in thought. the buck or her
hand pressed tightly ugainst her
lips. . . .
"It only I had it to do over again."
' she said. "I would never let it go
And then: "It it is not too late.
God. please don't let it be too late."
Hurriedly then. before she could
change her mind. she wrote him I.
‘ letter. her checks the while us Need
9 less as the paper she wrote on. And
the letter was a complete surrender
- ing 0: the lest vestige of her
_ pride. . . .
Abjectly it told that she loved him
that she had broken with Sam
She denied it end stomped it»;
twocent stump and a. special deliv-
ery—dud. touring that she would
1 chenge her mind before she‘could
touch the letter box. she ran: the
buzzer tor the cdice boy. . .. .
"Paul." she said when he sp-
peared before her desk. "will you
dropthiein ihemeiiboxl”
"Yes. nle'smi" Paul was emphatic.
"Thank you." she said. and walked
swiftly to the window. where she
stood end tuned with unseeing eyes
at the clouds that hung over the
buildings othlevelnnd.
Poul left her oiiice. the letter in
his bend. Beltway across the outer
omco a masculine voice. deep with
authority. belied him.
“Paul. colne here‘right away. i
want you to help the porter more
these desks nround."
"Yes sir. Mr. Burnett." Poul stuck
the letter in the inside pocket oi his ' ‘
cost end quickly and units complete
1y torgot ell about it. .
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Jimmy met Berry Calvin by up-
pointment end the two went to diu-
ner together.
“How shoot a show. dimes?" eug-
gseted Berry when the! Mt the rev
ursnt end were walking slang the
rest. "Something lively to cheer
on up."
Jimmy wee willing. His mind was
filled with troubled thoughts. All
through the dinner he hid out. word-
less. I! Barry chilled. Ho blind
of the law business. He bud bed I
busy dsy. he said. And Jimmy at
without heel-lug.
Berry said. locking intently at bill
so they stood in front of the theater:
“Ihopethesbowissood. ltwlil
huntobedsmeduoodtontyou
out o: the dumpemoeenstoheve
broods-lulu. .
Berry strolled to the window nod
bought the tickets. "rod-emu
here. Jim. He's my level-its coins.
also. I think he's the greatest naus-
tsr gt plutonium on the sage to-
do. .r
"line. said Jimmy. quite without
nihilism.
"I‘ve not a-tongb 30b sliced o!
me.”weuten8erry. "nlwlnthis
ml’ilhvetobeprettygood.
rmnpeniostmmpetiucn."
"Quinn‘s-ether ltyou
winch? "
, i
“on" nuws‘ .
CROWDEDHOUSE‘
T0 llll;____ REGENT
“Meet The Wife” Will
Be Presented By the
Chicago S t o c k Co.
Tonight. 3
The Chicago Stock company
turned many sway st the Regent
tilestl'c last night. when “The Bat"
was presented. The astounding suc-
cess of this great pirly is not at all
difficult to understand. In the first
place it is a stirring. thrilling, chills
ing mystery story, the kind of a.
story that evnry man, woman and
child enjoys. And in the second
place, ii. is every bit as full of
laughs as it is thrills.
“The Bat" is from the pens of
Mary Roberts Rinehsrt and Avery
Hopwood. both past masters at the
art of writing’ for the theatres, and
the Chicago players put it across in
splendid style. It is to he played
again Saturday dilemma and it is
sale to predict, a standing room
only audience will greet it tor it is
an undisputed loader and worth
while.
"Moot The Wife.” to be presented 1
tonight is the fourth production to
be offered by the company and it is
said to be one or the most elabor-
NORWALK’S l
REGENT"
THEATRE
LAST 3 DAYS
Bigger, Better Than Ever
TONIGHT AT 8:15
YOU SIMPLY MUST
. you Wm lot/Him
TOMORROW
MATINEE 2:15 "
nvnnmc 8:15
ately staged and costumed produc-
lions over presented at popular; IvAtgem.w
’ prices. . . "DIM";
Briefly lilo story is of u, filial ’ SHOULD 3" ‘
lllul'r‘lcd im‘ llli,‘ ground limo. who is '
about to entertain a famous author.
The author proved to be the lady's:
first husband who previously exe-l
outed ti deliberate desertion of
home and family in order to get the
opportunity to live‘his own life.
Amusing complications llriso lid-2
tween the will: and hwr pair of hue-f
bands. 1
Tomorrmv matinee and night sli-
otlior famous New York hit. will
be Staged. inn Claire's success.
"Grounds For Divorce." The New
York critics of a season ago pro-
nounced it one of the ten best plays
produced during the year.
All students in the local schools
will be admitted to the special mati-
nee of "The lint," Saturday after—
noon at reduced admission prices.
The Company's highly successful
engagement “ill be concluded Said
urdny owning with :1 production of. i
'A Bechlior's “Night." the comedy;
by Wilson (‘ollisom author of “Gci- r
ting Geriie‘s Garter" and "Up In'
Mabel'e Room." 3
Saturday Matinee
The One and Only
Mystery Play
W
SATURDAY EVENING
A Bachelor’s Night
Reserve Seats Now On Sale
at Both
Palace and Regent
box-oilices for all evening
performances.
Bridgeport Theatres i
LYRIC
LAS'!“ TIMES roost
Laure. Ls Pinnte
will...
“The Beautqu Chest"
and
“Where the Worst. Begins"
Matinees~Unreservec1
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“Sporting Life”
with
Bert Lyteil, Marion Nixon,
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