'3 "AT T” KO”. SANITARY MARKET ‘ in the city here you are sure of good eat this warm weather. Phone Your Order, to Clara Rimball Young. a Norwallt favorite. will be seen today and to- morrow at the- Palace theatre in “Lying Wives." in conjunction with the new Keith vaudeville .» bill’ which today begins its engagement ot three days. “Lying Wives." is de- scribed as one o! the dnost emotion- al photodrantas seen on the screen this season It has a simple story. i..- l a Now an at ‘ firm Keith Vaudeville I “On The Corner” . mm ~ Jim Mmuwtnd Blanche Evans “On 'A' Little Side Street” lug 3m . A tacos—sen ”melt t 'Directirosafili’ Iridgs . smmmeummmfiutfihamn ‘Tha'l'ltreehubes . TEMPLE ‘ Three Jacks and the Ace oi Spades FOUR .- ON TKE WAY and FRIDAY Clara Kimball YOUNG ._in-— “LYING ,IWIVESW 1 COMING NEXT WEEK GILDA GRAY—in “ALOHA 01' ran SOUTH SEAS" Now in its slstls week on Broadway. ‘ n .. SAWAY Art Accord . min—4 “hit 8121' up" with. ‘ .JAOI IO“ mm llorris' Raymond notion Aristteldsaohal Councilman “WAY THE SPEED LIMIT ....wit it— MYMOND McKEE HIM" . SHANNON BRUCE GORDON CECIL 3. DOME-BE '3 - was. autos luau seem“ but" Combining in true Zane Grey fashion the tasclnstion oi the great outdoor with a delightful love story. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Direct from the Capitol Theatre. N. Y. “THE VOLGA BOATMAN” w ammo rsnuui SUN-DAY Ind nonnlv UP IN MABEL’S ROOM Al Christie’s Surprise Special Note: This picture opens at the Rivoli in N. Y. Sun. also. RIALTO THEATRE ususse and Daily. evening rename-s ms and mo now purine 1:15. 7le and it “THE RECKLESS LADY” —— with -——~ Belle Bennett. Ben Lyon. Lois Moran, James Iirkwood, Lowell Shaman. Charles Murray It's too big for more words~oniy your biggest emotions can tit it. ADDED ATTRACTION Boys Will Be Boys, Boys Will Be J oys—His Rascals SATURDAY SUEZ, MON, TUES. Lon honey “THE ROXY) T0 MANDALAY” with Lois Moran, Owen Moore and Henry B. Walthall The man of 1,000 i'nces now gives the screen his most amazing character and Another installment "Casey at The Coast Guards" . ‘ New England Publishers Organize School For Printers In Springfield The New England Daily Newspa. per association at which The Eve- ! L sponsor a school tor printers. It will be located in Springfield. and high hopes are held that it will be a great success pt itself and increas- ingly beneficial to publishers. large and small. throughout New England. Decision to sponsor the school was recently made by the board at rangements to begin work about July 1 are being rushed. There is no excess of operators and compositor: in New England. union or non-union. The only cost to the student enrolling at the school will be his tare. board and lodging. ning Sentinel is a member is to governors o! the association and ar- The shortage nt printers and the desire to train young men tor this lucratiVs trade in which there is al- ways steady work influenced the publishers to start this school. Young men wishing more detailed infor- mation can communicate with the secretary or the New England Daily Newspaper association at Worcester. Mass. ways noting to be torgivenJ.‘ untoldsd in s most conVIncing man- "th torgivsn. exactly." be said a ore Beautiful tier Performance Lower Price. on Disney RON .KOHN * Ave. So. Not-walk "to wait. eraser ~ This Week only 50% Discount * Gilt Lina Shoot Music OPEN nvnnmcs A. J. Collins Co: ‘ "‘70 North Main Street, . South Norwalk Thane 7‘7 , . ’ scenes are laid .in Monte Carlo. the nurture House M “WW" .ous strategy and my] on nor by a coterie oi eminent artists. The theme is based on the pernici- subtle lies at a woman in her tight to win the love or a man which almost wrecks the happy homelito at two households. The vaudeville program is consid. cream. at Keith's nnest selections. Baby liaine. “On The Corner." "The hree Robes"; "On a Little Side tract"; and "The Temple Four." are the eve hits. Each altering will be to rid exceedingly clever and the p rons it is claimed, will be adequately entertained . by them. and thoroughly pleased. RECENT Hurtling thrills. will be tound at the Regent theatre today and lo- morrow. where Zane Grey's "Born to the Weet.’ 'ls 13113.1: a two-deye' engagement. The featured playel-s are Jack Holt. Margaret Morris, Raymond Hatton. Arielle Marchal and George Blegman. . The picture abounds with action. There are also rctreiiilng comedy moments. furnished throughout by Raymond fiction and Tom Kennedy. remembered tor their comedy in "Behind The Frontl" It is no ordi. nary western. but one said to out do all t previous Zane Grey-Pare- mcun . MAI/1‘0 “The Reckless Indy." the current ‘ attraction at the Rialto theatre. with this great cast. Belle Bennett. James Kirkwood. Ben LyOn. Lott-ell Sher- man. Lois Moran and Charlie Mnr. ray, introduces a. production with a ' true. brilliance.‘ It relates the story or a. great love between mother and daughter and ot' the sacrifices of the former to preserve the happiness or the latter. The majority oi the playground ot the world. The col- orful and spectaculan carnival pro- cession. with its gayly decorated floats and itshundreds at people in an unheardpot variety of costumes. dgures prominently in the picture. ' The Little Rascals are also 'oirered p in a clever comedy. . .Ijarvey Hubbell Band Pia a . p .o, Ounce!“ At ’Jii. rout" Sunday We centim- will be gluon at. ‘ Boton Point.’ Sunday. by the Har- vey Euleb'eli hand of Bridgeport. John S. Austin. conductor. ‘ monument: Th.- 2:10 ‘Olfllocr ‘ . » "Starry Emblem." likens. laosr'pts tram ”Chimes ct Nor- 'Pisnuuette. _ '. . -. lemurs-so. ”Immune.“ Organic. " - _ nurture. ."Bariiar- ot Swine." ».Sslsotion. f'Dsoosrot‘ths- urs.” tron Miocene. genesis . - Hedi-y. M’s r: ‘ if} (”U do... m m‘ m .. so 3 .‘ ‘e ottns Hmong." rem! idiom" WW 3“. i 7 W “AMI”: (it) "I! i Inew‘Tdfl'ind You." Deriin.‘ ' . .. “5““ ’°“'.'..W" he's: a flush. “Miser ole ole-7." ‘lpgif‘plonss'iol , Yesterday." . K fifiifinttlifiiliiynr .. . BEGIN nun TODA! JOHN and FA! WORN huysholaocithslrownshortly‘ sitar their baby girl 5 born and the advertising “one: in which John is partner and copy writer lands a new oonnact. John. in love with his wile. but a romantic individual. is tas- cinatsd on meeting NIL]. 08MB. of whom PAT FORBES. a iriond at his hints that she is trifling troub s. with her hus- NOEL and VERA BOYD. a young married couple. give a party and Vera shows an inter- est in John which he doesn't re- turn, hut which arouses ny's Jealousy. Noel Boyd lat boasts of an arrangement is Vere " whereby each leaves the other to .do as he pleases. Fay. who the baby. visits tier parents in Washington. and during her absence John runs around with Pat Forbes. whose wild tendencies have around the suspicious oi his wile. Ward to go around that John is being lndiscrest. 1%!!!de GRAHAM. his urtner. the hint to task for it. and John resents it. John carries on a short but violent dis-tattoo with ELEA- NOR MASON. and drops her. PAUL DAVIDSON. a lawyer and amateur actor. duds himeli' involved with a girl named RITA JOHNS and asks John to hotels It up. John reluctantly agrees. and is snceessiul. but be ism from her something oi .~ the vindictiveases oi thwarted wousnfiorshsiies sboathimto videos and only a «nae oi his action whiisshe ws's away. NOW 60 ON WITH m STOR! . The i ' "gnmgulflmhms manhunt: owns ! noticed that he seemed a little preoccupied during dinner and masked DU what was worryinl .“Notbing.” Jena told her. and tonsil e ehsardm smile. “Just busy. I guess." “nowautbinssconiasalonsa‘t * the silica. door? You know. you never told‘nta tau aboutthebusig ‘ - E? g. - 335‘ g: t t -.W.-_~....... -.. n. p v," honest and above board that he know little sharply. "Not until I've sinned. , at least. 1 want to ask you this— do you think l'd have some out and told you about kissing Dorothy Francis ii i had thought it was something to be ashamed oil" "I don't know." she answered dully. "Sometimes i don't know what to think of you at all." He grinned. like a schoolboy who has been caught at some prank. and Fay again tell the impulse to mother him. and relented. O I 0 But that night as he lay beside her he was forced to contess to him- selt that he had not been as honest with her as he had pretended to be. "Contound it. though." he thought. “how can I tell her about Eleanor and the other things it she tools this way about Dorothy? lhe'd have a iii if I told her I had kissed Elea- nor Mason." ' He thought or something that lay had said to him Just beiore going to bed. . “Suppose." she had asked. “l bad alien in with an old llama when l was back home. and i had kissed him. How would you ieel about it?" And looking at her seriously he ‘ had answered. in..aii honesty: “it . would be all right. m. to you did such a thing l'd know it would have to be all right." ' He felt thlt he understood some- thing ct Fey‘s attitude. She was so he could trust her implicitly. But i :7 he know. also. that ray was never . ' unite sure about him. and it was that a that was troubling her. .1009 VII ion. in coming 10 MI 7 troubled mind. He felt that by telling " be ‘ “13M. were you really drunk? You know i think that's disgusting.” alter a pause. "I‘ve got a sort or com «salon to snake to you.” For looked -at his: Quickly. is some slam. flairuanaaer little moclssvsi'ity. Andthsnmsiiscme- with you-d boos, youigive me credit for that. i hissed her goodhyJ', He rather expected an outburst at this. but Shy was silent: and. looking closely at her. he saw tbs. she was crying. . "Come now." be said. tooling tiri- bly sorry for her. "don‘t take it that we; lay. it really was nothing." - 8’ went over to her and put his armsarousd herons triedtoslss tic bar. but she turned be:- head away trons hlin. “What's the matter. hyl ii lfd ham it would hurt you. I wouldn't havedons it for worlds." o my Just a little while she sob with a little catch voice. “and now you've spoiled it meant so much to come ”9' haven't“ grout-and “somehow-ob. .eas haaglnlcaa'tpywnatlwaotto , r:- i i; 5i i i; i For nothing or his other escapades would be doing the squares thing. it would be so hardr (or her to understand and it would make her so unhnpr" ludith was telling her afternoon esp the next day when Ill-s. Diod- dett decided to call, fly. observing berm thewindowasebe walked stiidy some the direct. had a nest. ins impulse to hide homily upstairs and not answer the But her better iudsusat prevailed. in- stead. ane answered Mrs. liodsett's ' ring and offered the “eour-taced old prune." as John termed her. a chair. When her visitor departed a “half hour later Fay had all she could do to keep from insulting her. "the nerve ot lisri“ liar thought. "Ootnlna‘in say on house to tell masthiusllhetbsti" llertaoe named. Ibo telt Manly as it site were lighting a battle against int. menso odds and nowhg-e was there a dependable ally. "John." she complained bitterly to ' the white kitchen“ wells as she moved about preparing dinner. “why can't you be careful! Why are there such busy-bodies as that hatecil old bent“ ... . . John a bustling home to din- ner. lull eatbu over some copy he had written that day. but Pay culeluy quenched it. "What's‘this Hoar." sits and nine. “atom you . oats die- gracetully drunk with one arm?“ He eyed list Cum. “Olddisdy, Biodgstt‘s been here again. Men“! In I . - . . Despite her line intentions to be w bush. 55 3 a a 2.5. 5 ‘ s" i g, i ROTON .POINT PARK Dancing every evening (except Sunday). 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