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NEWS FOR NOR—WALK THEATRE-GOERS ,_
RIALTO THEATRE
PALACE:
A fast moving comedy
NEWS AND COMEDY
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, ace dent occurred at about 4 o'clock. ~ AND NEW CHAPTER A tens. drama of the northern
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~ g s u [o x g The Cannon pharmacy at 81 Van H. B. Warner. Lillian Rich and a story that is always recognis- " n "’ '
5 Lilyan Tnsllman are at the Palace able.
EASY PAYMENT PLAN
Zant street. which has been closed
during the settlement of the pro-
theatre t o d a y in “Whispering
Tomorrow. Lillian High. Lilyan
COMING SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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“The Son Of The She' ”
HIS LATEST AND HIS LAST PICTURE
Smith.” a colorful railroad melo-
drama. thrilling and absorbing. Ro-
m‘ce and thrills go hand in hand
in this mighty epic of the rail-
road and wilds. It is a thunderbolt
Tashman and H. 8. Warner will on-
cupy the screen in' “Whispering
Smith." The history of the rail-
roads when the Rocky Mountains
during the romantic period. were
prietor's petition in bankruptcy. will
be reopened by 1“. Blake Dowling.
who bid in the assets at ”.600
Tuesday. The store is now being re-
Sterling Furniture
f Company Buster Keaton in “BATTLING CUTLER”
I
E situated on the corner of the plot on Jazz Bride." It makes excellent en- dous story. marvelous settings. but great. ing office temporarilv- This Office
: And Supply Cfi. 32:11; his unfinished log cabin inn “gym” rpm“ ‘3‘!” i” :22”; '
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5 south NON 00m . . . \ I % which will perhapa be goon alter the Phone StlmIOt‘d 2300 Emu, \Ylkennn Hartley, "3' >
: The FriendshipBible class 'of the : termination of summer camps. ‘ . ‘i.
3 P110110 3568-1057 East Avenue Methodist Episcopal __ h ' n In the meantime Sergeant Roger I
f churc: will hold a moonlight sail “a,"- I g. I" W. Hayward. of the firing recrg'iting .
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7 club float at 7:30 o'clock. ]CAR YNWI I ' i- ' be seen at General Delivery at the
: WI 118 REO 0m ‘ . . . L CL S ' ‘ G'p' pUTNAM gONs Stamford post ofllce between 10 a. Matinee Saturday ‘
f 80 A lawn party is planned by the m. and 12 noon. Where any youns
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Policy Refrigerating
REPAIRING AND OVERHAUL-II“
PARTS AND AWE!“
HAYDEN
decorated and Mr. Dowiing. who was
formerly with the Bogardue phar-
macy of Main street. Norwaik. ex-
pects to resume the business within
a few days. '
O O O
Probably the most distinctive gas-
oline filling station for a good many
miles is the one being constructed
on Winfield street for Thomas Mar-
tin. Tho building is about 20 by 15
feet in size and will be, when com-
pleted. a miniature log cabin. It is
Women’s Guild of Christ church for
Friday afternoon. starting at 4
o'clock. The affair will be held on
the church lawn where tables will
be placed for the serving of refresh-
of mystery. thrills and wrecks. One
of the spectacular scenes is the de-
railment of the Overland Limited.
Tomorrow. Marie Provost and
Matt Moore come to the Palace in
“His Jess Bride." a vivid story of
young American marrrago, with the
thrills. joy and terror of Jan.
REGENT
Matt Moore and Marie Provost
are at the Regent today only in “His
I
Teario and Anna O. Nil-on.
great. because: with all its tremen-
the objective of all railways. Is on-
twined with the drama and thrills
of the production. The wreck of
“The Overland Limited" is one of
the highlights.
EIALTO
“The Greater Glory." featuring at
the Rialto now with Conway
is
great cast of world famous actors
and actresses. it has that one qua-
lity which makes the difference be-
tween merely a big picthro and a
great picture-and that is a heart.
Every minute you behold this won-
derful screen drama you feel the
throb. “The Greater Glory" is a
colossal picture of Vienna during
and after the war. It depicts with
realism the fortunes of a fine old
Austrian family. It is not only big.
BEGIN HERE TODAY
MRS. PRENTISS sees lights
mysteriously appear and disap-
pear in the HEATH household
next door one night. and the next
I
Aunt is fairly astute in her Judgb
merits."
I’m going to fly at this thing. and if
"You bet you are. Aunt Em! Now'
can‘t get at the truth of the busi-
Vaudeville Next Week Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Stamford Recruiting
Ollice Closed, Oficer
On Hand Saturday
On account of reduced personnel
in the Connecticut recruiting dis-
trict it became necessary sometime
since to close the Stamford recruit-
men who may be interested in the
army may see him. He has a num-
ber of attractive assignments in
which any young man should be
deeply interested.
STAMFORD THEATRE ADVERTISEMENTS WILL APPEAR IN T}!
SENTINEL EACH THURSDAY
STAMFORD THEATRE
‘ Sam H. Harris
Producer of “Cradle Snatchers"
ness. 1 know somebody who can." .
merits and sale of articles donated a” Hsrbor Gardens. Long "Who’" is i
- ' ' ' — resen —- i
AUTOMOBILE C0. made by membfrs. e Island. I“ “'0‘ with the murder "A friend of mine—a regular Harms Production p i
L. Wagner. Branch Mgr.
84 WEST AVE. NORWALR
snuvncnara'rion PHONE issi
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We Are Our Own Whole
Balers and Retailers of
Quality Groceries
A. F. Beckmann Co
inc.
Washington Street
Phone 3565 So. Norwaik
FOUR PRICES ARE RIGHT"
,' Roseniield Bros.
135 Washington 8!. Phone 340
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LADIES’ SPECIALTY
- SHOP
56 SOUTH MAIN ST. ,
SOUTE NORWALE, CONN.
street. has returned home after a
It is reported that E. P. Vanak.
former manager of Modne's Filling
station at East avenue and Winfield
street. is opening a garage business
in one of the barns (near the Roger
Ludlow school.
The Connecticut company work.
men have started on the straighten-
ing of the tracks on Fifth street.
0 O O
LoRoy D. Downs. formerly of
Winfield street. was in the city yes-
terday with his bride. the former
Mabel Miller. and is starting today
to attend the three day convention
of the American Legion in New Ha-
van.
0 O 0
Mrs. T. B. Vaughn. Van Zant
motor trip through the northern
Mr. and Mrs. A. Morehouse of
O l 0
New sidewaks are being’laid at
1 Bette place and a new sidewalk
and drive entrance is being laid on
large shipments to the States will
soon be made.
of MYRA HEATH and the dis-
appearance of her husband,
PERRY.
House guests of the Heaths
are LAWRENCE INMAN. heir
to Myra's fortune, and BUNNY
MOORE. vivacious. pretty. to
whom suspicion points because
of her peculiar actions.
Myra Heath never used rouge.
never were colors. She had a
mania for collecting glass. and
ltwasarareoldbottlefromber
collection that the murderer used
to kill her. Candles were burn-
lngatherheadandfcettnearby
was a card marked. "The Work
of Perry Heath." Strangest of
all. she was heavily rougodi
the windows and doors had been
der b discussed by SAM AN-
DERSON. Heath's rival for the
club presidency; AL CUNNING-
HAM.whoistry-ingtosolve the
love with Bunny. believes Heath
T3:
The rare beauty of the girl. enliv-
ened by a touch of gay impertinenoe.
’ charmed the young than almost out
man with secret amusement, for she
her lap, and when Teddy picked it
up and handed it to her. she paled
tuition. knew the girl meant unless
by a summons of the law.
dear. I'll come her you. if—if it is
she just all there'is of it!" Teddy
cried. clasping his aunt’s hands in
BUNNY
Todhunter Bucl: was fascinated.
Mrs. Prentiss watched the young
Rising. she dropped the letter from
Bu she only said. “CM”. in!
“Oh. by gosh, Aunt Emily. isn‘t _
deteckatif teller.
have a wheel: myself, first. You see.
We got a hunch!"
news. Todhuntor. I can’t think you
know-e. hunch when you see onoi if
you know e. really good detective.
you'd better get hold of him than to
follow your own silly hunches!"
Auntie. and I believe you’re pretty
darned near righti But I do want to
look into one side of the matter
first, and if that doesn't pan out any-
thing. I'll yell for Trultt. That's
my friend. Steve Ti-uitt."
Gelatin ."
bright as they come. Well. Auntie.
here's my hunch. I think lnman
killed the lady. And I think he did
her—no. not by no moansk-but I
it did for her."
nothing to back up such a theory."
tionsf" Tod said, with a straight-
forward glance at the other.
against it—havs you any idea?"
Say. l'm told you have a detective
instinct—I believe that's the techni-
But I'm going to
"l'm not deeply imprctssed by that
“I like your pleasant frankness.
"I've heard of him. He's rather
“Yes. though he's a young chap.
a were college chums. and he's as
"ingenious enough. Tod. but
“Oh. I don't know!" said her
"Wish you would. I say. I'm up
Buck looked at him. curiously.
'Nothing but.” he returned.
"Yep. But they’re all no good.
>-
“Sisters Three” At
Stamford Theatre
8am H. Harris producer of New
York's greatest laughing success
“Cradle Snatchers" now current at
the Music Box will present his new-
est and latest play “Sisters Three" at
the Stamford theatre for three days
starting Thursday. August 28th. with
a matinee on Saturday.
“Sisters Three" is the work of John
Willard who will be remembered as
the author of the aristocrat of all
mystery plays “The Cat and The
Canary." While his latest is not a
mystery play it is said to be quite
as unusual in its type as was the
former. The play concerns itself with
the doing of three listen who travel
upon three different paths in life.
has cahght a slice of life and puts
. “SISTERS THREE”
A NEW PLAY BY JOHN WILLARD
Author of “The Cat and the Canary”
With an excellent cast. staged by Sam Forrest
Next Week Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Big Musical Comedy
“CASTLES lN THE AIR”
Opens Selwyn Theatre, N. Y., Following Monday
Y the Journey the
part of the state, The strange thing about ‘ At one point upon
of his senses. * t: Mu“ he wanted her money. and cross each other “a the m-
e e e Heath's disappearance is that Ill And I think he mnot in love with :01": meet. In this play Mr. Willard I
stage. director. Sam Forrest who
staged "Rain" and “Cradle Snatch-
ers" and other big Harris successes.
Mr. Forrest has assembled quite a
Roton Point Park .
1% nok. Machinery for the manufac- ._ W yum“ . ‘
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' First street and Mr. and Mrs. G. think Ibo was in love with him. and --
screens Dickson of Osborn avenue have re- w Tam. fltzumm had seen her nephew fail in love pesterod the life out of him. I think it on exhibition. 18mg: 3:26,”:
and “"1194 “Om 1- week'l camping trip on ’ were ° w many times. but it seemed to her ’10 “11110" With Bunny—who could “rm“ to plea“ "m '. if“ of :
Sateen Doors in upper New York state. izntil'mgnlng. mull!“ that this time h. fella little harder he? ithr 4%.: go Myra bored him. :figtn'tm’Judience w so a .
.. . o oorean were anwensobeggedhimtoeiopo '
“ma and 00”“ Mrs. Boy Kroskup of Liberty found on the bottle. thgnteverrolref; th tsbl Bu . :1: “an!" 1““ 10‘ and Ind-por- ,1" gm”; 1? "Inf,“ 3:“ fig; .
Ber sin W square was a visitor in New y k u u o 0 o 0. an“ s u tentionally—I mean. un- nay am or” a we
can' Wit All idths city Tuesday. or M a” com" Club' a” m". mood suddenly changed. mmedltatedlv. let fly the bottle. and the storing of it to his personal D A N C l N G
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H | I M urdeaes. Anderson "Thank you.” she said. but her Strolling about his aunt's ground], Bryant. James Spottswood. Wilfred ,
. ‘ NOME. Maximifiummg saw.'mnnmvrm BUCK. “ml-1‘3“ “Esa‘w' and her he drift“ m, to the Hun. hon", Lytell. Jean Nash. Katherine Revner ’ LOUIS CrLTCNE S .3,
"hot a"... now from Made” meat nephew 0 Mrs. more. and in 3.21.3. my?!” to m 51mm“ ‘1‘: and found Larry Inman alone on a and Roger Pryor. Palm Beach Serenaders ‘
The “Bells Island" was the only
boat that visited the park today.
but a number of New York busses
made excursions. About 250 mem-
bers of the Middle Village M. E.
church and 150 members of the
Christ Lutheran church. Ozone
Park. came in bosses.
The American Band, of Norwsik.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Hill, Norwalk, Connecticut
Forty-third year
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
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