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1,000 Ex-soldlers and Mem-
bers of Auxiliaries Visit
Institujlon — Police Stop
Speeding Drivers. '
About 1.000 members of the Uni-
ted Spanish War veterans. with the
members of the various ledies' aux-
iliaries attached to the organisation.
made their ennuel visit to the Nore-
ton Soldiers Home Sunday.
Henry J. Beeley. superintendent of
the home. greeted the guests. end
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following a dinner which was serv-
ed them. they were shown about
the grounds. As is the custom at this
visit. the veterans of the war with
Spain living at the home. were pre-
sented by their more fortunate com-
rades in arms and by members of
the auxiliaries with many gifts.
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Five arrests for speeding were
reported by the police department
yesterday. Policemen Frank Stand-
ing stopped Harry N. Osgood. Low-
ell. Msss.. and Charles F. White-
head. Arlington. N. J.. both on this
charge. Bonds of "5 were furnish-
ed by each to appear in court to-
‘ night. The two victims summoned
by Policemen George Evens were
Fred Deirrow. :7 ‘Btete street. West-
port. and John W. Peck. 3121 North
avenue. Bridgeport. Charles Revel.
New York. gave bonds of m to ap-
peer in court tonight after he had
been arrested by Policemen Edward
Elno King. 826 “rd street. Brook-
lyn. will appear in court tonight on
a charge of reckless driving.
was arrested by Policemen Edw'erd
Mugavero at 10:20 lest night. His
bonds were so: at $46.
In an even end exciting game
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of polo Sunday afternoon for the
right to meet Greenwich in the fin-
els of the tournament for the Fair-
field challenge trophy. the Whites
defeated the Yellows by the smell
margin of 8-7. The two teams of the
0; Ridge Hunt club. both of which
had defeated Falrfield teams. fought
their way through an exciting semi-
final" match before a large end in-
terested gallery.
As a result of this
Whites will meet the Greenwich
four Wednesday in Greenwich
the final round in an effort to re-
tain the cup they won last, year.
L
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was as follows:
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Whites. No. 1. J. I. Ferrell. No. 2.
C. F. Dnnforth. No. 8. C. F. Berg.
back. C. F. corner.
Yellows: No 1. M. Fraser. Carey.
No. 2. G. G. Dominick.
No. a. N. 1.. Snow. hack.
Referee. Captain H. V. Slocock.
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For passing an omcer‘s signal.
Michael Pasquale. 80!. Midland eve-
nue. Port Chester. was arrested at 9
o'clock last evening by Policemen
George Evens. Pasquale left his
car as bond and will appear in court
tonight to answer the charge.
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Policemen Evens end Bowman er-
rested Charles Vannausten. Dericn.
for drunkenness end breech of the
peace Saturday night. Vennausten.
a frequent Visitor at headquarters.
was negotiating one of his week-end
At 8:20 Saturday afternoon. Po-
licemen George Evens summoned to
court Herold Cassidy of Brenford.
on a charge of speeding.
For operating his machine with
improperslights. Leonard Menon'si of
Stamford. was arrested in Damn.
Saturday. His bonds were set at us.
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Rev. Isaac Yonan. recently re-
turned Neer East worker. spoke at
the Daricn Congregational church.
Sunday morning, in behalf of that
Melvin C. Corbett. president of
Dorothy Skinner. daughter or ilr.
Dorothy Skinner. denfhter' of Kr.
and Mrs. Edward Skinner. Great
River, L. I.. were. married Saturday
afternoon in the leshodlst-Iplsoo-
pal church in Greet River. ~
Wet-icon the paving
of Old King's high
leple avenue. has
work was done ‘by Paul Basso,
Etemford contractor.
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PAGE SEVEN
engagement today at the Rielte
Four Days beginning tomorrow.
"More Nostrum." with Alice Terry
end Antonio Moreno in the leading
roles win he the attraction. "Mere
Nostrum" comes to the Rielto di-
rectly from New York. It presents
the strangest. the most thrilling love
story ever shown on .the screen.
Played against the background of a
world up in arms. it tells with tre-
mendous power a story of passion
PALAOI
Patsy Ruth Miller. Louise Dresser
end Douglas Fairbanks Jr.. «wil
close their engagement at the Pal-
ace theatre today in “Broken Hearts
insight into the motion picture
world. showing its pitfalls and its
sorrows. showing that the life of a
movie star isn't as pleasant es
thought and also showing that it is
not an easy matter to "break into
filmdom." It is the most realistic of-
fering of its kind. frank and truth-
ful in every detail.
Tomorrow. Norma Shearer will be
seen in ”The Wening Sex." laid to Newlngton
be better then “His Secretary."
Hollywood." starring Patsy Ruth
'l-lollywoodl How many times have
you wished to see the lend of movie-
.dom. In this picture it is brought to
you showing it in Id
brings the drama of this greet wor
ml” of make believe. its sorrows and its
Joys. its bitterness end its sweetness.
90'0”" ““m- 5‘“ "“IM“ it is a picture you will enjoy. it is
end Charlie Murray. wlll cl“. ”“1" more then an entertainment.
its ‘entirety. It
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Ed'gar F. Allen, president of the
‘nd "d.mpt‘°n Inch u you'v. nov. Intern‘uon“ Society for CI’IPDIOG
er seen: Awning—marvelous. this Chlldmi.
picture is nothing less. It brings to West as “Daddy" Allen because of
the screen five thrills never seen be- NI work and
fore. You will rave about rm. plo- cepped children will launch in Con-
ture. necticut during the next few weeks a
statewide movement for helping
communities to provide adequate
care for crippled children.
For 20 years Mr. Allen hes de-
i‘wted his life to erousing public in-
finest in the care. relief. end educa-
,, on of the crippled child. He
°‘ Hollywood. It "V” an intimate sponsored by the international Ro-
tary Association. but gives his entire
time free of charge to this work. Ho
hopes the interest aroused in Con-
make it possible to
conduct a survey of the state end its
means'of ranching end caring for
handicapped children.
While in Connecticut. Mr. Allen
will work in close touch with Miss
Constance Leigh. superintendent of
Child h is for Crippled
ren. w o co-o eretln with
end more mirthful. It is a 3"“ the Hartford Rotary clpub in {ringing
film of “romance versus a career." him to Connecticut. He '1“ b. in
Hartford today. when the 'Rotery
“Gm - club will give a dinner in his honor
Norma Shearer. will close her at Hotel Bond. Governor John H.
engagement at the Regent theatre Trumbull. director of Newlngten
today in “The Wening Sex." It is a Home and a member of the New
comedy packed with fun. Those who Britain Rotary club.‘ wil attend the
sew "His Secretary." will remember dinner to which the heads of the
whet e lsughest it was. "The Wan- vericus civic end social orgenlrations
ing sex." is said to be even funnier. in the city as well as interested in-
Tomorrow “Broken Hearts of dlvlduels have been‘ invited.
Meetings are also being arranged
Miller. Louise Dresser end Douglas in Bridgeport end New Haven for
Fairbanks Jr.. comes to the Regent. Mr. Allen.
famous throughout the
affection for handi-
‘LRIALTO THEATRE
LAST TIMES TODAY
2:15. 7:15 end 9
Dorothy Macks“.
Jack Mulliall end
Charlie Murray
sour Days Beginning romoaaow
Five thrills that have never been
seen before. 1 at the octopus
tank, 2'under-sca warfare,
3 the girl and the firing
’ squad, 4 the network
of spies, 5 inside Alice Terry
~md...
Antonio Moreno
a doomed sub.
marine. The
most amaz- Special Musical Score
ing film of Augmented Orchestra
No advance in price
Performances 2:15, 7:00 and 9
This picture played 80 weeks on Broadway
at $2.00
NEWS FOR THEATRE-GOERS
PALACE
TODAY
2:15. 7:16 end S
with
PATSY RUTH MILLER
LOUISE DRESER
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. JF
The Above Program Will Be Re-
peated At the REGENT Tuesday.
REGENT
TODAY {1
2:15. 1:15 and e 3"
‘l'n a roar
film 0 Romance
ADDED ATTRACTION
Lloyd Hamilton in “More Along"
The Above Program Will Be Be-
peated At the PALACE Tuesday
end Wednesday.
rsmcn rnuasnav, rams? AND SATURDAY
wrrn VAUDEVILLE
RUDOLPH VALENTINO in .
“THE CON QUERING POWER”.
LADIES ADMI'I'I'ED 1‘0 THURSDAY MATINEE FDR
N'ENTY-FIVE CENTS
WHAT “A! GONE BIN!!!
The LANE! are an avenge
American family. herd up but
ambitious.
There Is 3188. LANE. fat.
middle-aged. sickly.
Ml't. LANE. a carpenter. try-
ing to lend a small connecting
Job with a young business man.
303 EATHAWAY. who ”has
been invited to dinner.
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CHERRY. e stucgrapher.
pretty. tiny. with strange topss
eyes.
JOY. ii. the irrepressible. who
. sticks a finger in everyone's pie.
Cherry end Junior have both
When Faith is introduced to
Bob Hathaway. Chester is for
gotten.
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with e breathless little rush of words.
as if she had determined suddenly to
make him her confidant. "1 had to
leave my position. because my em-
ployer'nrled—triedrto—kiss me!"
"I'm afraid I can't blame him."
Bob Hathaway twinkled at her.
“0h. Bob, don't—don't tease mel”
Cherry begged. rose-flushed.
"Cherry's really a modest, old-
fashioned little girl." her mother
commented proudly.
“Oh. geei" Joy. in an snort to gig-
gl‘e. speak end eat chicken ell at the
same time. choked and sputtered. so
that hits of food sprayed out upon
the tablecloth.
"Joy. leave the table this minutel"
. Her mother rapped sharply with her
knuckles upon the table. "Oh. deer.
that child will be the death of me
yet. Faith. give Joy her supper in
the kitchen. And bring some more
waffles. Faith. I'm sure Mr. Rather
way could eat another one. I love to
see young people eat. Mr. Hathaway.
I ain’t got any appetite at ell my-
self. but it does my heart good to see
you eat so heartyl"
"Mama!" Cherry cried out, a little
too sharply. "You'll embarrass the
poor boy to death! 0h. Faith. dar-
ling. just a wee bit more lemon for
the tea. Can I do anything more.
honey?" she celled sweetly. as
Faith's flushed face appeared in the
doorway between dining room and
kitchen.
“No. thank you. nothing more."
Faith said with quiet. bitter sm-
phasis.
Bob Hathaway looked up from his
heaped plate. seemed to see her for
the first time. There was a tense
moment when blue eyes were locked
with brown.
. , In the kitchen. after she had
to it wrenched her eyes away from his.
3 1.. 3 Faith laid her heed wearily against
-. the cupboard end two tears slowly
trickled down her cheeks. She had
"Do‘ on know. Mr. Hathaway. you look a (of like Ben mos him m. h... a. u. cum,
Lyon. t a movie star-z" .
as the bright little “Merry Sun-
shine" in the home. the sweet-tem-
teet. And his lips had such a funny. DONG. thoughtful daughter. and III
- deer way of duh-king up at one cor- saw her. Faith. II on envious llll!
car and down at the other. as it he duckllns. bed-tempered With is»
were smiling gt some wonderful, ouey of III: adorable little Illicit.
”mt .ioke. What could she do to counteract
- In the kitchen. she poured wel'i'le the bad impression which Chen-y
batter open the smoking-hot iron had. by her subtle intriruins. forced
and slosedlt. than from the warming he? to talk! on Bob Hathaway!
even took the two waflles that she Cherry N enough men already—at
had made while the others were be- least six or eight dancing attendance
coming acquainted with Bob asthe- upon her. lighting for dates. Bob
weuy'in the living room.
Billion! would be inst one more
ad’lesl Good Lord! I haven’t for Cherry. but for hen-
seen waffles like these since 1 was a Faith throw back her heed. her
kidl" Bob Hathaway exclaimed with spine stiffening with sudden deter.
boyish enthusiasm, gs he reached minstlon. She would not lie down
{or the mu. jug or mania and let Cherrywsur over her-end
sirup that Mr. he was oflering walk 0! with Bob Hathaway. 3e
him. “Uminl Chicken and waffles!" “I admiring Cherry tor the very '
“Yell. Faith's a good cook." Mr. lccompliahments which Faith had.
Lane commented with pride. "Now. and which Chm had so brasenly
Joy. honey. don't grshl Chickgn stolen for the evening.
enough for everybodyl Here's a whim took her part in the con-
druinstlch for youl" He turned vsrssticn for “0-“ If “10 IlIIl.
again to his guest. "I'm sorry my felsnlns a salety which was not
boy. Junior. isn't here. Mr. Halbe- natural to her. When she served
wey. Wanted you to meet him. A the tall. thln sill-as of apricot she»
fine boy. but a little wild."
“Long‘s out «bidding with that handed Bob Hathaway's to him with
lust Per Allelii" .loy contributed a brim-at smile in her lam oerh
eagerly. “loin says she's a shame- use: . .
less husm i use her and Long-J “This is a treat in your honor. Ilr.
“law them. darling!" Cherry Hathaway. I wouldn't turn an ice
iseasd over to tweak Joy’s short mmmouahotdartoriust
nose with a pretty gesture or sisters snyhodyl"
Minn.
not which she had made herself. she
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Joy's “teak.“ "Doesn't your teach. scarcely believe her own ears. Wes
speaking and acting proper," her hsdiust met? liar-faosburoed noti-
atetharssliladfoaeiyenoertavorne ly with self-loathing. on. she
tlr. Hathaway. 1 don't couldn't Dill Cberry's Illa-l lhe
geisall her emu. wesn‘tmsdethet wey.
When. st nine o'eiech. Cherry ea-
sig nounoedtbe Bobwante'dhertege
use withhlrnin cartoseatheleccad
show at the Royal Movie Palace
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How Signals Should
Be Given By Autoists
In response to e complain! that
drivers' signals are for the most
part given in a wishy-washy way.
the Department of Motor Vehicles
has stated that the chief criticism of
the signalling by automobilists is
that they are commonly given too
late for the following car to appre-
ciate what is intended. Truck driv-
ers especially are being urged to
give signals for left turns soon
enough so that following cars are
not required to make emergency
stops.
When turning left. a pointing mo-
tion of the hand is called for. The
department discourages the hold-
ing out of the hand and pointing in
a stationary position and recom-
mends that the driver keep his sig-
nalling arm in motion from the
wrist to the elbow so that the sig-
nal combines both the pointing end
the motion.
For a right turn. the department
recommends a rotation from the '
wrist in a forward direction. com-
bining the motion end the indica-
tion to traffic following to come
ahead on the left side.
For stopping. the ordinary stop-
ping signal of holding out the hand
in a stationary position is recom-
mended.
Blood Life Ape‘s
NEW YORK—Tho blood of the
chimpanzee and the orengoutang is
more closely related to human blood '
than that of common monkeys. Dr.
H. Gideon Wells told a class at C0-
lumbia university r e c e n t l y. Dr.
Wells said that the blood of the an-
tropold apes is more closely akin
to human blood than the bloods of
horses and donkeys are related to
each other.
Psychology.
children from six to fourteen.
work.
THE HILISIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Enh’Norwelk, Connecticut
v Forty-third year .
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR. GIRLS
(Little boys admitted to Primary Grades)
Fell term opens Wednesday morning, September 22nd. 1920. at
0 o'clock '
Experienced faculty of college graduates. Voice, piano. art and deno-
ing. Commodlous school rooms. large Gymnasium. ample and
beehtiful grounds.
D E P A B '1‘ hi E N T B
The Upper School offers general and special courses for girls from
fourteen to twenty-one. College Preparatory reviews a specialu.
Many girls sent each year to the leading colleges for women. Ad-
vanced English. Sciences. Languages. History, Economics and
The Lone: Bchool odors a well-balanced and thorough training for1
Small classes given opportunity for individual instruction. Gymnastics
.m; gamt. are taught in all grades as .. part of the regular school
Margaret R. Brendlinger. A.B.. Vela:
Vida aunt Francis, A.B.. Smith.
athletics.
122 WASHINGTON ST.
What’s Your Child’s Next Need?
BALLET SLIPPERS for fall dancing .classes.
All sizes for all sized girls.
“Keds” and other canvas footwear for school
MILTON EIWOOD
The Arch Preserver Shoe Store
SOUTH NORWALK
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FreshPlate 10c lb.
BeefLiver - l8clb.
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