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CONVEiiiION
(Continued tram Page One.)
Ono oi the most popular state of-
dclele today is I‘reacls A. Pallotti.
ot liartiet‘d. secretary ct state.
Along with being a capable and
obliging oilioor or the state govern-
ment he is a good mixer. and that
helps along considerably in the
political game. Wherever he was
during the conventioii he was the
oentor ot a email crowd and every-
body wee congratulating hint on his
"nomination slid intimating that
he would “be moving up beioro
long.”
geetione with a smile and did not
commit himselt as to any plane.bo-
youd the coming election. The sec-V
rotary of state is probably the most
popular man in the commonwealth
with the Italian voters and their
numbers increase every year.
Both factions ot the Btemiord G.
O. P. were represented at the con-
vention. Senator Matthew Keneaiy.
new tawn chairman and victor in
one at the fiercest primary lights in
the history at the state accepted the
congratulations °f his admirers from 3 ct admi-ion will remain the some.
new 5m; -‘
Pallottl received such eug-
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PIGE STEVEN'
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THEATRE NOTES
PALAOI
Merle Provost in “Almost a Lady."
with Harrison Ford are playing at
the Palace theatre for today only. It
will give you a laugh least. the best
you have enjoyed tor some time.
This little mediate who thought she
was about to become a lady as she
nearly married a duke who turned
out to be a millionaire. will keep you
pleasantly entertained with her wide
range of comedy.
Beginning tomorrow an continuing
until leturday the biggest vaudeville
and motion picture show ever otter-
ed in the Norwalke will be at the
Palace theatre. The screen attrac-
tion is Lon Chaney in “The Penalty,”
said to be his greatest piece. a. , role
which scores a triumph. This is un-
queetiohably the biggest show that
Norwalkers have had the pleasure or
witnessing on the Palace stage. The
entire bill is magnificent. The prices
all °"°" the “t“. ‘1’“! Daniel F' 13.. The usual ladiee' matinee price will
Hickey was on the Job with a de-‘
termined expression that seemed to
say, “Well. wait until next time." Mr.
Hickey was one of the assistant sec-
retaries ot the convention. a job that
‘ calls for |good vocal power. This Den
has in a
undanco due to his eeperi-
ence as clerk of the House.
One or the significant things about
the convention was the absence 0!,
John Buckley ct Union. one ot'
the state leaders and probably
second only to J. Henry Bareback
in power. This convention is the
. first that Buckley had missed in a
great many years and his-energetic
figure and commanding Voice were
looked tor in vain. Buckley had a
nervous bleakdown several months
ago and as not gotten over it. How
seriously ll he is, seems to be a mat.
ter of dispute. but it must be or a
serious character to keep him away
from a state convention when his
friends needed him. He was v ry
anxious to see Wadham' nomine ed
for lieutenant-governor and he was
pledged to support Darbie o: Kllu
lingly tor attorney general. Both had
to get along without Buckley's per-
sonal and magnetic presence at the
convention and both lost. Buckley-
would certainly have been on the
Job it he could have been.
Harry Mackenzie had evéry reason
to feel elated over the reel that he
was the only county leader at the
convention who could point to a
"solid" delegatidn. In every other
county there was a divided vbte tor
conceived as s. riotous climax.
the first performance tonight Miss
Aller'e pupils will present an appro-
prevail tomorrow atternoon. It you
pa- this up you are losing out on a
great show.
seam
Today only at the Regent theatre
Monte Blue and Patsy Ruth Miller
are starred in “So This is Paris." A
mad. merry. diverting tale of the
gayest city in the world. A spark-
ling, bubbling, Parisian night irolic
with the wildest artists' ball over
At
priate prologue.
Tomorrow and Friday. Marie Pre-
vos‘t and HarrisonvFord come to the
Regent in "Almost a Lady." She
was a modiste's model but her heart.
throbbing wildly tor the man she
loved. leaped to lofty heights when
the so-called Duke 0! Lankersheim
zealously courted her.
She came
near being a lady but when the
Duke proved to be only a millionaire.
the tun began.
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,«" BEGIN ninth relies
NEWS FOR; NORWALK THE ATRE-GO ER.5 ._.‘
BAD
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— with -
GEORGE O’BRIEN and OLIVE BORDEN
.One of the most thrilling. educational and historically authentic
pictures. depicting the rough life or 1811. with a cast of 25,000
I m "i .‘
RIALTO THEATRE REGENT P A L A C E , i .
1151.2?6‘Yd e I " f. "2:. "D‘Y ONLY 5 l; ‘ 1
NOW PLAYING MONTE BLUE and . ".3“ _ ' 2:15, 7:15 and 9
2:15. 7:15 and 9 PATSY RUTH MILLER MARIE PREVOST and HARRISON FORD in
“So This Is Paris”
A merrily diverting tale of frivol-
oue tun-loving Paris
Miss Mildred Alice's pupils will
appear in a proiog at that per-
formance tonight
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
» / ‘l lieutenrnt-lgovernqr and attorney
.. . genera. airfield County went as
Everything III Furniture one man, Or. we may say. as one
‘ “ ' ‘ woman. for the women had as much
3 That the Home May to do With the unity oi the delega-
‘ Need. tion as' the men although some of
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AUTOMATIC DION
the ladies had to be coaxed pretty
hard to stay on the reservation. It
is a great thing for a leader to have
united support behind him and
Mackenzie had Just that last Tues-
day morning in Footgudrd hail.
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'l‘om Donohue oi New London.
state boxing coininissiioner was
around to see the inn but the hotel
clerk at the Gardo played a mean
trick on Tom by giving him a room
near some or the "headquarters"-
where a great hilarity was in order
throuihout the night. Tom went
to bed once but had to get up again
because the noise kept him awake
and he epent most or the night eit-
tlng in the lobby'wherc it was com-
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dim-tor your old iron
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laiereaud Retailers of
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tilt m t6 pat ovéi is famous rip-
figbhfitzgufilfimfim the lohg
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to'riio
Ni: “he a cigarette. Challenger
a thing since he need
t5 iii m silk behind the old red
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parativcly quiet.
Mrs. Minerva Davis was not pre-
sent even as a spectator and it is un-
derstood‘ she was
wondering just how she can stage
l political “comeback."
kept at home
John Hill at Shelton. county com-
‘ tit tor, ‘ her of the next House.
_t II, I lit is early to be sure or it
3 enter and representative train
at toitii is the most likely candl-
b'ut hfi wants it very much and has
‘men‘ lined up already.
is make a snappy speak-
nch ti! West Haven. the
masons ’3 o! the iait
6. Wrong“ CB ttee and
ion.
1 vise Brain-
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in _' :oli‘iifil "first“. if}... were
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"lg“ 83%.” tuition _ ,wi doubt. but
Md be next load-
Wt‘ hd is barred
. fit. 5r._1it ditto ot the
, flit-ltd k _ hittétdik and out-
“tiild {ti ‘3! __ committee
“flirt ti rails, “ dud . uet be con-
‘. wag ii ' boroughs
. best a non-
present or-
‘ traditions
Ahembu.
.., Qh‘é fifiard Challenger or
tax collector. had a
'“ “ an. enlist the
‘flfieatflpmd
. o decide Monday at-
Gn Governor Trumbull
was much pussled as to
' e disposition of the cigar-
“ y else had thrust it
would have ickly
“ ' butho felt a ‘ilttlo
toward a cigarette
gt ' handed him so he
the Hotel Bond
aged“! an hour. It finally
although Challenger
We
he didn't sneak a smoke when
was looking. -
Aniliflohm mum Iron
3. 0. A.
Atweter lent
RADIOS.
“halls-lush
at were. elem .
Mysterious lights dash trout
the Heath bungalow tine night
itiid the next day Harbor Gar-
dens. Long island. is kgog over
the murder at MYRA steam
and the disappearance or her
husband. PERRY.
House guests or the Heaths
are LAWRENCE when. heir
to Myre'e fortune. and beautiful
WNNY MOORE. to whom sus-
picion points because of her
qiiiier lotions.
Myra Heath never ueed cos-
nietles. yet when her body was
mind she was heavily rouged.
Arereoldbottioirolnhercol-
lection of glass had been used
to kill her. Candles were burn-
ing at her head and feet.
and one year in the making. ' M ARIE PREVOST and
dA'I'UDDAY 3 SUNDAY and MONDAY HARRISON FORD
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The PM“! Horseman CHARLIE MURRAY - . y’
and -—in- As ieughabienfigli'p In Mebei'e
"was $51 Shifhmn 1 “Subway Sadie"
‘" ‘ slimline!
COMING N EXT WEEK, “MARE NOSTRUM” JOHN PATRICK,
fl, . _. DOROTHY DEVORE
m-go unsung heroes in the fight for gold. and MONTAGUE LOVE
unbending hearts in a land as cold as —in-—
"Three Bad Men." with George
O‘Brien and Olive Borden in the
principal roles today began its en-
gagement of three days at the Rialto
theatre. The history of 1811 iii viv-
idly rellved in this masterpiece oi
romance and history. In it you will
see unending lines or adventurers
list. where might was right
slip of a girl and three bed
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(Continued on Page TWO.) '
rolling westward, untold numbers of
steel. whore primitive passions and
physical power ruled with a mailed
and
wenklings dropped by the roadside.
Into this maelstrom or gold madden-
ed mun and frenzied women rode a
men.
“The Social
Highwaymen”
A swift amusing comedy.
deftly told
PUTNAM SONS
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dow. Truitt came out irorn his hid-
ing place, and snapping on a tail
light. said:
".Mr Heath. I believe.”
"Good Lord!" said Perry Heath.
petulantly. rather than frightened;
"and who are you?"
"Oh. I'm Truitt. the detective.”
"You are. And what are you do-
ing here?"
"I’m Just detecting around a little.
Come out. Tod."
Tod Buck came out of his corner.
wondering what would happen next.
"So there are two or you." Heath
said, meditatively. "I might have
managed one."
"I know." and Steve nodded.
“that's why I provided two. Now.
Mr. Heath. have you any objections
to going with me to the police head-
quarters?"
"Why—to be honest. ! have. But
I daresay they will be overruled."
. “ALMOST A LADY” r
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The Up :- School elders general and special courses for girls trom
tours» to twenty-one. College Preparatory reviews a specialty.
Many girit cent each year to the leading colleges for women; Ado
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Psychbiogy. ‘
The Loni school otters a well-balanced and thorough training for
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Small classes given opportunity for individual instruction. Gymnastim
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At the Country Club the inur-
der is discussed by SAM AN.
utilises. Beath's i-lvil tor the
clhh bretldency; AL CUNNING.
HAM. Who is trying to solve the
crime. and others.
Bunny is amazed to get a
phone call from Perry Heath,
saying lumen is the murderc.
Wham goes to “Ma‘s
houie ‘e‘i'id there. while waiting
for hie‘hoe‘t. ls, eonironted by
Perry Heath. who then slips
awa‘y‘ in we darkness. Anderson
. arrives soon alter and upbraids
Cunningham tor letting Heath
get away. '
rooms-R BUCK. who is
in love with Bunny. is witness
to a menu some; men
turned the window fastening.
drapery curtain. that hung over i
little used window. In thie he also
the "fickljfhlhhfw‘? enters cut a small peephole. and the vigil
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The pans out. a whole han'd came through and easily moment. "in am “a. w“
he passed asset (they. and trust- “it
‘They meet certeihly will bi. So
we'll just consider it settled that
we'll go along. Will you go what is
called quietly. or dbail we call 1dr.
Inman to go along and help ui hoop
the peace."
"Dom drag him in. for Beaver"
sakl I'll toddle along with you
boys—I don‘t really mind going. you
know."
"No, I suppose not. Come on.
then."
"I say. Heath." put in Tod. who do
far had been silent. f‘why dose sun-
ny stand up so 101‘ ”It?" 3 _
"I suppoeoéiho thihhtduldid tee )
killing. 1 di nit _ ‘ v‘r Lorry
did. But sunriy'wiin it steel tip tor
either of is. d‘ Nth of u'o—Ihe'i M
sort."
”Then did Ir. lumen put that
makeup on your wlte'e Koo?" 'i'hle
from Trultt.
"How do i know? It he killed her.
he must hm done it.”
“Mr. Neath. have you no i'oee' ‘
menttowerdthomanyeueayhtil
your with? at” you so dflifl' x
seehim ugh to}. t Nefi
tohavd. pun”? totem
your suite. ‘ you went tier death
avenged? 3
Heath be“ ‘ it hint in Iiida'oi 5
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ly: "l’lltdlthth "iterate. '
won’t talk it“ we all. I“?
along." _ . 3
The others m shite
Putting out the lig
ehaled his crowd on
afraid of Heath's get
both 'l‘od and himselt
chaps. and more than a
one alone.
“No use rotor-ing the
pane—" 'i'ruitt mid, pausing
meat at the window. .
"oh. us. might as “are“
with a. deft movement at II
slender hands. Heath”
the pane into .
putty round it. and
it it had not been ‘~
g
over the sill. followed by the rest at
his anatomy. .
It was Perry Heath. Though not
closely :quainted, 'rod'nad seen him
ii
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He” was.
as aw.
were
More coguiaed him at once.
He knew a long look or hair over
Missed. that he was continually
fills hick. (or Hoath took oi! his
hat as soon as he was inside.
mmgtdthedocrotthe
lounge. he listened intently to a mo-
. snow lemony tinned.
closed the door oer-y softly. and
tusned on a smell desk light.
i”limpedhismmtwesnot hav-
ing an insomnia attack. tor she
would certainly eeo‘thet. and pen
MD! I!” an alarm.
Dirt lid It“ no time for thought.
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