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THURSDAY __ VALESKA SURRETT in "THE filmy 0i N9“ lladdon, 8 typical care. Tomorrow Valeska Suratt in “The ' .
STRAIGHT WAY." free daughter of the hills, who hates1 Straight Way." DINING R00“ Lighting F|Xturesy 1
«FRIDAY—EDNA GOODRICH in “THE HOUSE OF. jf,‘.‘f,,,’ii‘ff‘.‘~hf'::,.“,,'§hh§:";§,f}‘: I,“:§Ii“'""“°'° ’"',,:',:,,,L'“" m "“k' K I ' I New WeisbachC E-Z Lightin EaeIrRoo '
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SATURDAY—STEEL CLAYTON AND CARLYLE
BLACKWELL IN “A WOMAN'S WAY " AND
BILLIE BURKE IN "GLORIA’ S ROMANCE"
IMPORTANT — Saturday morning at to o'clock for the
children of Norwalk—Marguerite Clark in “Wildflow-
er." Admission. 10 cents. .'
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Miss RitC‘hie Clark Russell leading lady with The Payton Stock
Co.. at. The Regent Theatre, all next week.
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PALACE THEATRE. -
VAUDEVlLLE BILL
AT PALACE THEATRE.
. games amiss
. “is lumcr‘lrl"
‘ ; Five Big Acts at Downtown - Play
house Tomorrow, Friday and Satur-
davaine Feature Pictures.
Beginning tomorrow and lasting the
last three days of the week, five bir
jacta of vaudeville will feature the
Palace theatre entertainment program.
‘Tiie vaudeville isgetting bigger and
1 better every week and tomorrow's bill
twill be a bummer. Tire feature pic-
gturcs for the last, three days of the
_ iweeii are of the best and will undoubt-
Eedly go a long way to make the en-
tire program most attractive.
“Play of Patriotism. " 7.-
"The Patriot " the Triangle pin}
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YALE TRACK STARS
START WORK TODAY
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 11,—The fall,
l-enson starts in earnest at Yale Field
this afternoon. Captain Johnny Over-
ton. after getting all the Y men to-
gether in the track room. yesterday
I t {tr-moon. appointed the following men
. to takeIchaa-tpo oi the work in their
respective departments of the track
, game: Sprinteavmmdwayvsmwart
night is. as can be imagined. a lay
of patriotism. It features Williii‘m S.
‘Hartpwno in the title role at Bob Wi-
ley, a homesteader and miner. whose
suspicion that his government has de-
frauded him, makes of him a traitor.
He has invested it, advance report
says, with all the iorcefulness that has
characterised his many notable pol~
" trayiils and will undoubtedly win In
I the hated clan.
iOI‘DinX in its interest. The arrival: T. Tamamoto. well-known character‘
of a railroad gang to build a railroad.‘ actor, appears in his second picture
brings a youth named Dave Rand. and t for William Fair. “The Straight Way"
mutual 10"? springs UD between the: Mr. Tunamoto acted the Japanese val-,
two people. The story continues and, et in “Sporting Blood," and made suebi
brings out numerous battles between. “cc." that be w“ asked to signi
the band's. shows that Rand is one ot a contract for this second picture.
Ali's well that endfii Mr. Tainamoto continued. through-
Wf‘ll and the manner in WWII ‘heiout the taking of this picture to be.
clans are united is one of the greatest. known sill-actionateiy .3 “Tomato." lie
interest ididn‘t niihd. .
“The Almiahty Dollar." , Ive looked up the history at the
The World Film corporation scored tomato n he said once "and the deriva '
another hit in the production of “The ilon “em, to prove that the word'
Almighty Dollar" which shows at the, originally meant 10y. iruit. There
Palace theatre Friday night. Frances (on). i consider it as a token. of the
Nelson E. K. Lincoln and June r:l“klndp§‘ "mg-d,» ‘
vidge. are, cootarred in this play which‘ Friday Edna Goodrich in “The Hog".
is the tale of two youngconvent lil‘t‘ti‘ of “up i
girls who are left orphan‘. and un Edna Goodrich ,1.wa (tx‘nnilifltd
protected on the death bed or their k0lll(‘ oi the rirks .‘ star [ants in mug
mother. mg a big photoplay.
Qulint Little “3U- { In her lattist .‘\l roscol’arainount
The story of ‘Pasqrinle" \\ili(il is the photopliiy' The. lloute of “05-- com- ’-
feaure tors ‘itirrday' a show at the Pal- ing ‘0 n“, Regent tired"?- [Mg m dIy:
MCt‘ i8 one (if interest, iPilinK ll quainti Mitt! GOUdI'lCh‘! hfioic action has [9- 3
tale of ltalian life. it in a Para- mixhfi"? ended E Ibutdy 1
mount picture starring (lcorne lleban The plot roquirm that Edna Good.
and it is one of thore screen [litillrt a rich show a big H“. ”n her face This
which Rim“ how small, npparen I-V nletNd tll first to ill‘ a serious ob-
”MM things 10““ ‘0 “WM cicnts istncie biit \iiss (lodiitii \oliirrtarily
{placed herself in the hands of ii spec, .
italist 'who made a wry ugly appeaiiirg‘
“The Playhouse That Pleases."
Incar. The M‘dr being formed by the
lCUilll‘tltliOll and discoloration of her
skin under the lttlilln of chcmicals.‘
In this “fly a genuine scar was formed
and cominiing realism added to the.
strong plot t
Fortunately as anticipated no mark
FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDE‘ was left after the specialist li‘ad como'
VILLE pleled his treatments
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. .SAT- lMss Goodrich' a heroic action has re-
URDAY sulted in a powerful picture that
-_ elicits a strange condition of modern
society met and overcome in a unique
and dramatic manner.
Saturday Gail Kane in “Paying The
Price "
A World it‘t’llll‘t of great merit and
i: might be hell to mention that Gait
Kane has for n‘n'iy seasons been the
star of many of Cohan & Harris'
shims but now one of the leading
stars of the screen and is supported
by a well balanced company of the
best of ill-3 \\ orid Itilll.£0lllpallit‘sl ar-
. tints,
MOTHER MACHREE AND
HER THREE DAUGHTERS
A Great Big Variety Act
JOLLY, WILD and FRANCIS
Comedy Players in the Sketch
“Have You Got a Match“
DAINTY RAE? VIRGINIA
The Dainty Singing Comedienne
MADEE EDISON & C0. IN
“Sal—The. Circus Girl"
A Rural Comedy
yrday Morning “Wild Flower."
tirrdiiy morning at 10 o‘clockthcre
will be a performance for the little
THE INTERN ATIONAL
BEAUTIES children of Norwalk when there will
A Laughing Riot From Starrt he presented by Manager Kantor of
To Finish « the Regent theatre to these little peo-
._. . pie Margaret, Clark in "ind Flower"
FEATURE PICTURES a beautiful story that will appeal to
all the childrzn that attend and it is
in the purpose of the management of the
Regent theatre to present these Satur
Tonight—William S. Hart
“The Patriot ”
“hicll shows at the Palace theatre to- Thursday—Hazel Dawn in "The day morning performance ‘ “‘1' mt hereby endorse the application of the
Feud Girl." chidren on an average of two Satur-
Ftifijgm‘fgggw Picture 2:33; $2.12.; iii?"
sa-igiiZEEhc sweet St"? °f2 WOMAN ALL.RUN DOWN.
““5"“: Pm“. Matinee. i ‘ use. stronnga-wsii a, Vinol.
to and so cents
Evening}... to. is and a5 eenu' wuss-sore Pat. —-‘1 was all not
Berg uni Rooter um sumo
.nd II I and leirelsh lnurgls by his performance. Neat to
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' PHONE 1680,
firms”:
iicii- toners ’ ‘,
District oi Norwalk, ss. Probate.
t ourt. tlctol-er 2 A. 1),, litlti.
Estate of John llcvcs)’ late oi Nor-
walk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate {or the ills-
trlct of Noriiaik. liatli limited and
atloncd six months. from the date
hereof for the creditms of said EE-
merit These who neglect to present
their accounts properly niti. te,d with-
in salil time, will be do“ ad a rec0v-
ery. All persons i ”shied to said
iEstatc arc reque'. d to make mime-i -
diate payment to
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.litrs. JULIA Hl-JVESY,
Adniini'striitrix,
TO THE- BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS OF FAIRFiELD COUN-
l hereby apply for a trans!” ii a
license No 198 to :ell Splrituous and
lntoaicatin ' l iQtl'er Ale, Lager liner
Rill'l" \\'.inc and Cider from Miclite
Lubrano at hos, it and S W cod 2: reel
to \\‘ir:liington llerikerm at I.\‘os.‘ t;
and it Wood street. Town of Nor-walk
The proposed place of business is
not located within 200 feet in a direr;
line of a Church Ediiice or l‘nhlir
School- home, or the premises pertain
in ng thereto. or any Postoifice, l‘ublit
Library or Cemetery.
Da‘ ed at Norwalk this 4 day of Oct.
a. n. 1916. '
Washington Denelrerm Applicant.
We the undersigned, electors and —
taxpaiers. as defined by law of the
Town oi Norwalk, in said County.
above named Washington Denherm
for such license. and we do hereby
severally. each for himself, certi-
‘ly that the uhve harried applicant is
a suitable person to be granted a li-
cense to sell intoxicating liquors. and
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