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ws- FOR NORWALK THEATRE-GOERS
lRléLlQ THEATRE REGENT

WIDNIIDAY
Matinee lizts Dally.

An epic of devotion in which May McAvoy and Pat
O‘Malley give a remarkable human characterisation of the

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The action at the beginning and
end at the picture. “Just Iuppose."
new. showing at the Rielto theatre.
takes plus “eomewhere in central
turope.” in the Kingdom of Kero-

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Where is Koronis? If any student
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T O D A Y
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of geography can tell he is entitled
to a. high mark. tor Koronia exists
only as a myth. it was invented tor

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one has pointed out that this horse
bears a striking resemblance to .the
Pegasus of the muses. a very poetic
symbol.

And the uniforms! Did ever a
country have its soldiery costumed
in such gels and picturesque attire?
The answer is "No." Because the art , _ .
designers for the picture were in- . n . ' oi

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strueted to produce uniforms that 7‘ . fl ‘ . _ E 31’
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would outshine those of any known

| At last the youngsters of East
‘Norwalk will have their baseball
field on the leaview avenue perk
site. Despite word from the bridge
comprise-ion that tho city would
probably lend no aid in cleaning the
ground... work on the acre”! of
\ tie lot was started yesterday attor-
mn by the street department trac-
tor.
The space to be cleared will be a
couple of acres in also and will ex-

“lil-

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the section may present t ° c n lor. “Oauy of thd Coast Guards ' underworld romance . THURS AND ’31

SATURDAY
PRE-RELEAEE SHOWING

Harry Carey

,with enough lumber to. erect some

Tomorrow an extraordinary Keith
manner of grandstand.
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vaudeville show opens for the last
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Jaclt Rose. a. former resilientW if teins Hashi and Osal. Japan-s lit. the city‘s recreations. Returning. Bear Loads Up , THURS. and FBI. d B€TU¥I%§IE ___‘n__ in
3“" “mu" "“ ”3"“ t ‘ a ' "0 “0‘1“" “'1‘“ “1°” “1°" "mm“ the train will lenve New York at GREAT FALLS Mont-1t soo. PATSY RUTH MILLER an JA K . . . - T .
lace avenue home or P. J. Di Pietro scenic productions. 'i‘hey offence 7:35 p. m" due m South Norwaik pound be“. emerging {mm his in” OLIVE BROOK in __m‘_ l “A Song] Celebnty” “The Frontler Trail"
for the summe:. . . ( ccptional teats performed blffotl; n. at “‘5 v. m.. eastern standard time. i mm" amp near here. broke his 1- “\VHY GIRLS G0 “‘THE FIGHTING .
, "we 3:313: 1: “goldfisndhfr‘ ”912‘: As tickets are limited in number. mu by “up“ three .fll‘k. o: dyng.
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ford‘a double. in impressions of the
star. will amaze you.‘ She looks so
much like the famous picture star
she has been mistaken for her many
times. Barbier Sims and Company
in their playlct "Action. Camera."
otters Emmy Barbler who has won
tame both on the stage and in the
movies. The sketch is in three parts
and pertains to the making of mo-

hlyilower Hook and Ladder com-
pany has been loaned to the central
statiothlie the lsttcr's truck is be-
ing repaired..East Norwslit is fully
protected, however. since the new
apparatus has all the equipment of
the old. plus the pump. .
e .1 e
The plant department crew or the
Postal Telegraph Cable company
finished its work at the corner of
Yenunt street and East Avenue
yesterday, afternoon and made the
corner ready for the street depart-
ment‘s job of widening the curve by
removing the older of the two poles.
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BACK HOME”
sion are advised to purchase their his tent. There was no shooting at
tickets early. bear. all week. . , -

fNEIGflB RS’ WIVES~

tlon pictures. It is a novel set for ERNEST LYNNe all r 0f THE YELLOW SIUB

vaudeville which will be found both

amusing and interesting. bully and BEGIN WTODAY _

black in “The Great Lovers." hen JOHN slid IA! MILBURN. , .

have the greater the lovers the to whom a baby girl has lost

greater the laughs. been born. think they are lusti-
The Alexunder Wood Revue. ls fled In During a home of their

ditteront than other revue that 2:; (‘31:: 31's. gag“ "am

> e c. It ,
has ever been presented h r is net lands an important new con-

ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
The Ever Popular
R A D I 0 F R A N K 8

,Who have become famous through their broadcasting from
station WEAF will positively appear in person at the

RITZ DANCE PALACE
Tnuasnsv nvsmo. JUNE sap

Dancing will also be in order with William Malone and his
Ritz Dance Orchestra

tor. too. you know—can't apel’e the"?
time."

Fay was silent during the ride
home. Once he asked her what was
the matter. and she told him she
couldn't help thinking of the sweet-
ness in Margaret's manner toward
Clare.

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The night of the wedding they Its
an early and hasty dinner and went
immediately to their room to dress.
John called loudly ten or twelve
times for his studs and Fay had to

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9“” of the East Ann“. M, E. unique' erect pause in her own toilet to well: over ‘
- : ' f tomor- - ,
i (2:21:51 ll rivet at 2 30 “float this 3h:ndclli.‘:i‘ds;ui?%lfl:y gills Mii- 40!!!! does all the drm's adver- snd show him where they W03“. Soon T0 Be Pubhflhed Arctic Ice madlines
‘ ' ' ‘ ' Ire: and Clive'Broolt in “Why Girls “W“! “W writing. His Wt“ right under his nose.
' All future evening meetings at the Go Back Home." Do you know why “9". NATW‘EL GRAHAM. They were early in arriving at the M. Jagendorf. director or the

takes care of the business de
tails.

Previous chapters told how
John. whlle Fay was in the hos-
pltal. met NELL 08MB at a
swimming party and was at.

Children's Playhouse. New York,
who is a frequent visitor in Norwalk.
will seen have a new volume out.
Drentanc's ct New York will soon
publish his collectionvot four Pen-
tomlmes under the title of "Panto-

Wayne home. and John went imme-
diately to put himself at Dick's ser-
vice. “Well." he announced. walk-
ing in on the iidgsting groom. "here's
your man."

”Gee. but I’m nervous." said Dick.

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girls go back hOme? Do you think
you know? Let this brilliant succes-
sor to “Why Girls Leave Rome."
show you why they do.

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iijwl East Avenue N. 2:. church will be-

» ’gin at 8 o'clock unless otherwise

n’gyfounced. .
. . Policy Refrigerating
And Supply Co.

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gal; ‘t o‘fvgzgggidgznfi? Harry Mil: hflmégggwm'; He was sitting by an open window. mimos for the Children's Theatre."
3. . . e a e ' A quaint. romantic comedy-dram. It“. told him NOII'WII tum pulling on I cigaret. This is the first collection of cliild- South Nomlk’ 00m.
5" . and Mrs. Thomas Evendon of is "My Old Dutch.” of the pictures- trouble with ber husband. "Come on." and John put his hand "n“ I i‘al‘it'nlmlme8 9"" DUNN!“-

James Shuts, of the Provincetown
players, New York. designed the
scenery and costumes and J. Matt-

affectionately on the other's should-
er. “no use getting worked up over
it. Why. it's nothing. Dick. nothing.

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Forbes. who has a wife and
three children. hints to John
that he is dissatisfied with his

due London Coster built on the

”place, spent the holidays at
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Mr. mm M" ”0.1)an of New hzrngfiflfswll. radii: '2. the Rue“: own my, Look at me—cool as a cucumber.“ fold. musical director of WEAF, and
Jere" 'isitcd last week end with suturing Pat O‘Malley. May Mc- Slim after the Mllhnrna "You're not the groom." mur- Gertrude 15096 and Rulh Shlpleytof
Mr '8 mother Mrs. Albert Avoy Cullen Landia slid Jean Her~ settle i: their new belatedly}: mured Dick. “Nobody will be loolr. thanks? doorttmli‘td ggnnduscaglottli‘s VISIT
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Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett et a. thoroughly human slice of lite
Drooltli'n were guests of Policeman that will touch a responsive chord gggfimmt'mfimg $3.: " “may “ ”‘3‘ ‘° 1°°k “ 15 ”nth” Gift Shop
k'ld hlrs. Louis Brehm. in every heart. It is a brilliant per- ls ' barbarous Institution. "Oh. you know what I mean, Flour Generations

. ' ' ' ., formula ranging "9m ”m‘d’ mu" One of. Fife neighbors. a John." CONCORD. N. H.-——It was the un- FOR

Mrs. Mathilda Wilcox has closed ing comedy to touchino, heart- puts. 310mm, “no, and "flute 1 do. Dick. 'old man." John usual privilege of a merchant to
her Norman avenue residence to; warming pathos. 4 Fey thinks she is an “old patted the others shoulder. outfit tour generations of the same EXCLUSIVE
the summer. Tomorow and Friday. Alolrhe' snoop.“ Their baby. JUDITH. “Oh you men!" Fay exclaimed impatiently, "You From downstairs came the peel tamiiy. Mrs. Sarah A. Pethic. her

e e e Menjou will be shown in "A Social page. ghgou‘h . mg. of whoop- neve’. will understand" of an organ. and Dick started vio- dsughter. Mrs. Margaret Jewell. her

Douglas Nash, or the Nash Engin. Celebrity." It's a comet‘ly grim: ielgmdeotg: [:ng Jtslgrd'npgg ' - 35w} ‘1':ng ‘ihere. now Dick,“ grandhdaughter. Mrs. 3:4“ Leojnardd. WEDDING GIFTS
eerin com an has closed h d - with Me on in a new ro e, t s 0 fr . . , o . t e it steady, old and er grandson. obert ur y
we 51m 13m: for the inmate.“ 5 mm ‘3... ”the, who u m m m. her. New” I. ear-red Clara hasnt had this planned for before a wedding. and the elder m11... 3”,," rm w mm to “m. on Io. Norwalk Westport

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<Clisrles Haslett‘ot East avenue
hadxf; rd Amelia Lichtenfels and
was. rie Stages of Brooklyn as
guests over the holidays.
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Miss Edwina. Eamon has return-

' ed to her home, 218 East avenue.
after an enjoyable visit with friends,

in Boston.
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Mrs. J. ll. Jones of East Avenue
ls back from a stay with friends in
Litchticld.
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.At the meeting at the East Ner-
wslit Improvement association yes-
terday afternoon in Community hell
it was decided to hold a card party
and social at the home of Mrs. E. E.
Get-ham. East avenue. June 19. Mrs.
Frederick Campbell was appointed
chairman of the committee for the
arrangements. which at liressnt in~
elude the serving of: refreshments

part at June. The grounds commit-
mwhidhwnatoreportonthedla-
pass! at the association flagpole did

not menace its decision but cosh."

geneus oetonlnien among members

‘. db.
Mrs. J. Mcagls and

1. 3t ‘pole should be kept by

an ' ' on and reset alongside

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tist with the shears. He goes to

New York to realize his dreams of a
iashionsble beauty salon. becomes
involved in a social fraud. posing as

a titled'foreigner. courts a beauti-
ful society girl. and is exposed by a
former msnicurist iron his home
town. How he wins the girl and
accomplishes his visionary success is
told with the humor and appeal so

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“New Haven” Announces
N. Y. Excursion, June. 6

One of the surest signs of the ar-
rival ot spring and the approach of
summer is contained in the an-
nouncement ot the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. of
the first excursion of the season to
New York. Sunday. June 6.

Special coach train will leave
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to MAIGARE'I‘ WAYNE and
the wedding is set for October
lil. Margaret's sister. CLARA.
gives s party in honor of her
own hence. CLIFTON LANE.
whom John instantly dislikes. He
speaks high-soundingly of his
brokerage business and his golf.
out John thinks he is a four»
dushsr. and tells Fay.

(NOW 60 ON WITH THE STORY)

(The names and nitutions in this
story are netted-Is.)

camera XIV

2i wedding of Margaret Wayne
l anleckhfenefsehad beenset
'tor October 15. Two weeks be-
fore. while the Wayne household
was in the midst of half hysterical
preparation. Clara Wayne and Clif-

ton Lsne ran at! and got married.
Fay and John were in the middle
ot a discussion concerning raising
the pay or the girl they had some
in to take care at Judith when they

cheep. theatrical trick—but you
won't let it make any difference to
yours and Margaret's plans. will you.
Dick?"

"Not a chance." said Manet»
grimly. “We're going right ahead
with them. Clara said in her tele-
gramthatabewouldhebeclttobe
Margaret's maid ot honor. Matron
of honor now. I guess." and he

laughed.
"Where did they get married.

a long time. Myl I feel so sorry tor
Margaret 1 don‘t know what to do."

"Well. she won't need your sym-
pathy. She's marrying Dick Mane
fee. and the wedding's only two
Weeks off. That ought to make her
happy enough.”

"Oh, you men!" exclaimed Fay im-
patiently. “You never will under
stand."

"i admit.” said John. a little net~
tied. "that the workings ot the
feminine mind sometimes are a little
bit beyond me. i guess I don‘t un-
derstand. To me it looks as it Lane
and Clara were trying to‘grsb oil
the spotlight for a while. but their
elopentsnt will he a thing of the past
soon and Margaret's wedding will be
the main issue. Besides. by sloping
they won't get as many presents as
they would have if they had waited.”

“Oh. you make me tired.” snapped
Pay. ”This thing was Clara's do!"
all the way through. Imagine-
msrrying ahead of her older sister

Chic-so. were forgiven by in.
and Hrs. Wayne and Margaret. and
immediately threw themselves into
the preparations tor Margaret's wed-
flgg. as it in atonement for their
I. ‘ .

There was a dress rehearsal the
afternoon at the 14th. and John had
to step through his paces at Dick’s

man. He chanced to overhear
a ark to Dick from Clitton lane.
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/‘ ‘Gadr‘ said Lane, rising. “1 feel
,4

Wayncs broke a rule and served
cocktails—the only occasion that
John had ever seen liquor in any
form at their house.

a. Wayne. a little sad, got up
and in a few words proposed a toast.
Thr "i called on Manatee.

Dick. blushing and insrtlculste.
could only murmur something about
"31181113 the honor of it all. and the
happiness that was in store tor him.
and sat down. John thought that
Lane looked at Dick rather cou-
temptuously.

“And how about You. Clifton?"
said Mr. Wayne. looking toward
Lane. “Haven’t you a toast to pro
pose to the bride and groom?"

if I should!» toasted myself
Has the novelty of my own marriage
worn off so soon?" He then pro
ceeded to acquit himself of a polished
speech, and John felt immeasurably
sorry for Dick and an increasing

had been planning ever fines they
sat down. It was intended to he
humorous and at the same time
quite in keeping with the occasion.
but somehow with Lane listening to
him it seemed to him to tell list.

"I might add.” he said as an after-
thought. "that although Mr. and
blrs. We!” are to be sympathised
with at losing two such daughters.
Yet in gaining two such sons they
might be said to be unusually for

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John had thought. and still was
thinking as he took his place beside
Dick at the dowernbsnked altar. that
the you had gone in for a little
:1. li‘. trimmings than he thought
necessary. He telt a little it“! in his
dress his collar was pinching
him and he could feel the sweat roll-
ing dowr his forehead .id nose. '

The organ. be thought. was very
nice and all thst. but it did I”!!!
rather ' olish to hire one for the
occasion when the plane would have
done. And then the matter of now-
era—potted palms and strange white
blooms-and—crownlng touchl—the
ring bearerl

The ring bearer. he felt. was the
last word in non-essentials. A little
boy ii white sill: bearing a white
satin pillow on which repoaed Man
garet’s wedding ring. Still. thought
John. a. woman only marl-lee once-v
at least once is all she has in mind
then she first tries it.

drone—unlmpressively. To John it
sounded far away. and he stained
forward to catch his one when it
should come.

He heard the minister ask who
gave Margaret away in marriage and
heard her tather'a voice answer-e
little huakily.

The minister's voice droned on.
The little white-died page had come
down the aisle and taken his place
at the altar. John. looking It the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The library committee will hold Mn “it! the m thins that spur dsys before the wedding ”I. W" being mm. and. mm» M assemblage.
I foot! said some time in the “fly popped into his mind. “What a .34 pm, cum Lane mm to delivered himself of a toast that he The minister's voice began to SO Norwalk

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