var-mW—my-M e... .. . REGENT THEATRE -——- Tonight —-—— Edna Goodrichin “The House of lies" —TOMORROW-— GAIL KANE in “PAYING THE PRICE" and BILLIE BURKE in “GLORIA'S ROMANCE.” Important—Tomorrow morning at this theatre - ro—O'Cloclr—ro Children’s Matinee of Marguerite Clark In “WILDFLOWER” Admission To All 10 Cents . All next week‘the regular Feature Picture Program will be shown in Lockwood's Hall, Norwalk. MONDAY—Mabel Talliaferro in “The Dawn of Love." — — 4—: Last Seasofi’s Favorites “THE PAYTON STOCK C0.” New Efiects A New Repertoire, New Scenery ' REPERTOIRE Mati ees ' Monday—The oman He Married Tuesday—Within the Law Evenings The Story of the Rosary The Woman He Married Wednesday—The Story of One' Day the Rosary Thursday—One Day Within the Law Friday—Grauttark The Great Divide Saturday—The Great Di- The Spoilers vide PRICES—Matinee—Children, 10c; Adults, zoc Evenings—roe, 20c, 30c and 50c Seats Now On Sale has l 1» I l l ’ 1 All A Hill) llliA ' All“ 1111mm IARI'IEY. Mgr. M23800 l SATURDAY, OCT. 14', MATINEE AND NIGHT Arthur Hammerstein .' Offers the Brilliant and Sparkling Success “KATINKA” 1 A Musical Play of Infinite Charm By Hauerbach and Friml Authors of “High Jinks‘ and “The Firefly" One Year at Lyric and 44th St. Theatres, New York PRICES—Matinee . . .......... 25¢ to $1.50 Evening ........ . 50"- to $2.00 Seats Now On Sale i MONDAY, OCT. 16th ONE NIGHT ONLY Madison Corey 8: Joseph Rittr .‘ Present i MRS. FISKE * (By Arrangement with Harrison Grey Fiske) 5 In “The Comedy with the Message of Gaiety and Kindness" Erstwhile Susan (Founded in Helen R. Martin’s Novel, By Marian de Forest It‘s all about the Dutch in the Funny Little Town of Reinhartz, Pa. PRICES ............. Seats Now On Sale “Barnabetta") -- 50¢ to $2.00 —_ ’, Madge Edison & (‘0., in ”Sal The (‘lr- ;cus Girl also was enjoyed by the au- VAUDEVILLE AT PALACE. ldience. Yesterday afternoon opened the V'au-j Dainly Baby Virginia is a SOME-4101‘} devilie for the balance of the week. ‘ that has exceptional ability e\'en‘ al.- ltiotlier Macree and flier three daugh- her present age. She closed her act ters have a very pretty musical act with dancing that was remarkable 11nd that is clean and very entertaining. ' 1the audience, showed that they appro' Jolly Wild and Francis comedy play-,mnted/her cttorrs by a liberal'applause. era in the sketch Hare you Got a. The international Beauties closed Match offer a novel act that brought the bill. out liberal applause. PALACE THEATRE. ____. The fill was presented last night to: a capacity house. ‘:‘-.__‘u~__ “- Painless Extracting ltJLno longer necessary for a per-, son to dread the extraction of teeth, when a method so harmless and pain-‘ less is av,allable STAMFORD THEATRE. “KATINKA.” . From a musical standpoint “Katin- ,ka," the. latest musical success of Ar- thur Hammerstein, which will be pre seated at. the Stamford theatre. Sat- urday October 14th matinee and I have made a special htndy of this branch of’ work and am able to meet Lhe demands in every case; if your teeth have been neglected until they , , m braked-off or if there are con- night, scored easily the season's sen- 21.119“: “1??“ 1111“: theénjdimcutt to sation on Broadway last winter. The x the e .w respon net as sat~ catchy "Rnckety Coo" spread rapidly 181mm“?! to my methods “3 "103° lfrom the Atlantic to the Pacific, esu Which dornot require especial care. . The mouth is left in good condition tnblisning itself by “3.1-!m‘hne5' .‘nd‘l charms and its compelling qualities and no ill after-effects follow. :IPoraonci attention ‘1'"; to. In de immediate] in the American heart ,. whistlcable number. Other gems in the Frlml score are "Vienna Girls." "at A Hurry," "One Who Will Understand " .l‘Katlnha," “Your 1111619," 111 01111 To'n 'By tne Wayhgou Dance. Dear." ,coated tongue, 1 11011111 T appt or EMudison Corey and Joseph litter. PALACE ‘“ 'The Playhouse That leeases Runt"RackeyCoo" 111 not the 0111!? m M! iii TWA” lllfll [Will Allll BAlVfl Don't stay audacity, constipated, sick, 1“ the lam- Inputs. 11 la the abode with breath had and stem-eh sour. Get a mum box now. You men and women who can‘t bad 89' .teeling right-who have headache taste and foul breath, dizziness, can‘t sleep. are bili— ous, nervous and upset, bothered will a sick, sassy. disordered stomach, have a bad (old. Are you keeping with (‘a‘scarets or ca:l1artic pills or caster oil? Cascarets work while you 01' your bowels clean merely forcing a . passageway every few days with salts, sleep, ,cleanm the stomach, remove the sour, undigested. fermenting food and foul gases; liver and carry out of the system teke the excess bile from the all 1l1-1 constipated waste matter and pot- son in the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning—a. 10 cent box from any drug store will keep your stomach sweet, liver and bowels T0- gular, and head clear for months. Don't forget the children. They love Cascarets because they taste good-— ‘nerer gripe or slcken. . Mada; to a close only a few chap- \\'eel1ly Wedding." —_' ——a— “ERSTWNILE SUSAN.“ On next Monday nlxht at the Stam- ford thestre. playgoera will have the Saturday Morning Marguerite Clark Hopportunity of seeing Mrs. Flake while Susan," which ran for caesium-rpm. Wmv'a—m” l 1 l l ‘ fashionable ls l t ‘diiion of the society deVotee. 1 strange centre of conduct is intensely; iinn up this great ‘avail themselves of the opportunity to l in' Marin-n deil'oreat's new comedy "EI'st-‘ 1 six Kantor if it would be possible for him months last season at the (Inlet! theavlto Rel 3 picture for the benefit of the to William 'Rellnana place on Grove tre. New York, and is accounted one. llant work in dramatlzinx Louisa ,of the greatest successes of the year. ,It is said that Miss deh‘oreat has in "‘Erstwhtle Susan" surpassed her bril- M. l Alcott's “1 title Women" which was in itself, a distinguished achievement "Erstwhlle Susan" ilelen R. Vania Dutch life, "Barnabctta." but which is played by Mrs. is founded upon Martin's story of Penn‘s!- the ltll'lillllillt‘ll has exercised her own lm “urination to a large degree in bulldlpg 'up the chief character of Juliet Miller. Flake. The lrole is one of the best that has fallen to the lot of the actress in many sea.»- 3 Leigh," and (‘yprienno in “Divorcona. 1The (‘Olllt‘tly was staged under the per (lrey diroctlon of Harrison ons and she has made of it a daze flu- , um worthy to stand beside her . "'llecky Sharp," "Mrs. liumpaiead- Fiske and Mrs. Flake and her company of i under the management “MODERN MARKET. ._.._.. Saturday Offerings. _.___u Spring lamb legs, 24 cent: in. ‘Fore quarters 11; cen 111.1; 11» :Soft 111ea' 1d fo11l.211 cents in Large fanc1 roasting chl1k1 ns 36c. lb. man and ma leading woman are the day. which Harold \\'lnion lfnmfi: Native broilers 38 cents lb. . lar ‘ morning at 10 o'clock for the small ad "‘for the enjoyment of the half-dosen 1 .___._._.._. “V 1: day. l ‘ see this chapter to complete this serial mm TKIATIl ”WWW “(It 11111 1111 The vicious :Ile-Tmr of the veryi “ms ‘6' m" revealed in all ital hehrtleunenv in- the- new- Morocco- 1 Paramount Dhotoplay "The Home 01”.“ 'I ' M of “m it l.1es " It the Recent theatre toultht l Mk hurts .' Bladder bothers. of artificial ty. of pretense of 1ainA A We are a nation of meat eaters and striVinxs but in all these things it only what is so often a true eon Amid these surroundings develops an amai ing character—a beautiful woman whose experiences are so startling sol interesting compelling, that her' !our blood is filled with uric a( 1d says a well known authority, who warns u-1 ‘ id be constantls on guard against kid- ney trouble. The kidneys do their utmost to free !tlie blood of this irritating acid, but become weak from the oVerwork; they affllng until the dramatic denoument. is 5“ slung; ”h: H A eliminative ‘loSUPS Tomorrow Gail Kane in “Paying Thea clog and thus the waste is retained in Price. 17 the blood to poison the. entire system. (mu Kane in Paying the Price" will When your kidney-3 ache and feel he the attraction by the World Film like lumps of lead and you ha1e sting- (‘ompany and surely will prove to be ing Dams in the b‘fd‘ or the urine is a big drawing attraction as this pic" cloudy, full of sediment ‘or the hind. “m, is counted on ,0 be one of the der is irritable, obliging you to seek best pictures that the World Film relief during the night; when you have (.mmmm, has put out with 11 mm In“ M-‘V'ere headaches, ntrrous and dizzy of action and beautifully costumed spells, sleeplessncss, ocid stomach or and the supporting company 0‘ the rheumatism in bad weather, get from very best material that is in the ém- your pharmacist “hm" four ounces 0‘ Ploy of the company which is saying a lad halts; take 11 tablespoonful in a great deal as it is a well known fact glass of water before hmukfas'. each that they have in their 9mm” 11 boat morning and in a few days your kid- of the very foremost stars that are in “e” ““1 act tine Tm“ famous salts the business. in addition to this pic- is made from the “id 0' grapes and titre there will be presented the Billie lemon ““091 combined with lithia, and Burke serial picture which is fan has been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, to neu- tralise the acids in urine so it is no lancer a source of irritation. thus end- ing urinary and bladder disorders. Jad 8111111 is inexpensive and cannot . injure; makes a delightful effervescent—.l‘. lltnia-water drink. and nobody can—‘- make a mistake by taking a little oc- canton-lily to keep the kidneys clean and active. portral'uw ters left and for those that are follow- serlai they should in full. In “Wildflower." it has been often asked Manager children of News“: and 90' he has been able to secure some few children, _ __ pictures which he will run Saturday; Mrs. 3.“th Fitch of long Neck mornlnuahfor 30:13::an “ thfiopgg‘; Point has been entertaining her niece. p fly ous ‘ K 0 Mrs. Wakeman of Boston. Roy Schmidt of the Boston Opera street, at the Heights. mission of it) some to all thv1 children and of course those that can't come alone it will be well for the adult of the family to brim.1 the little ones to witness this picture of Moran-critn t‘lark in "Wildflower." in: at the Methodist parsonage. 1 Mr. and Mrs. P. Jefferson Traver, of Noroton Heights. spent Sunday at the parsonage in Roxbury. .. Payton Btoelt Company. When it 511 announced that Manager loscph \\'. l’auton will bring his popu- lar players to thEa city for a certain week, the discriminating play-goers of this city usually lay aside that week William l. Austin, postmaster at the Heights. has been entertaining his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Austin of Pound Ridge, for several days. Broadway succeures whh l1 he is al The Young People‘s Society of the ways sure to hrin", So, it will be with lresbyterl'in (‘hurcli announces “5 an- no sumll degree 0,. aat‘ 1factl0n that nunl l1ar1est supper and aa‘c, to be 11111.1 will 111.111 that Mr. l‘nyton will “N" “" ““1“" “""“"K- 0‘ ~'7 occupy the statue of the Regent then- 1 for one wick Manning- next Mon- (Irtolwr tthh with matinee daily .lohn Oldrln, Sidney Wilson. Sidney Wilson, ll: Joseph Wilson and Percy Oldrln returned with a tine haul of I111 fish from a trip on the Sound this (will also be a pleasure to know ‘tlpr we are to 111111111111 of the actors week. and attmses in his ornanlaatlon who " ‘ ,0 thoroughly endeaved themselves to The llro.h1rhood of the Mcih'idl'l our public last season. The leading (‘huich will observe l.1dlc:' night. Mon ' 5111. ford with Eugen.1 Douglas Dumbrille and Miss WA” "WW“ "‘1“ EV?" Put "’3‘" “1' Wu“? ”9‘“- 15‘ cents "3- Ritchie (‘lark Russell, and the other 1 cld" Lean chopped meat, 22 cents lb. l‘late corned beef. l2cents It). 15 North Main street, South Xbrwaikz. [Allii "‘1eVen better. They are of wide Variety formance at the Fulton Theatre. New FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDE-. VILLE l l l Anon her hit: success; --...._.—._ I members of the company are the John ll.(‘l‘imnilns,jr,of(‘(1llendt‘r's \lesira. Edmund Soraehnn. Earl Rite lento, Edward narney. (‘arson Dave-n Polit 1111s in the audience at the (if 1‘.1 e lpor‘. Henry Grady Frank Payton. Theatre in New York. T11151lay.1l1:'1t ulamea Ryan and Edward Bowers and to me “Midnight Frolic. the Misses Dagmar liennette Eliaa- ——— beth Rnlhbun and Emma Colhurn. ‘ Mrs. William Ziegler,1r., of Norman. While the 11111111 selected by Mr Pay- with a party of friends among them ton last mason left nothing to be dE- Mr. and Mrs. William K Dick and aired. still those of this season are Robert Walton Goelct. (mom. a '7 and each one has a strong appeal York Wednesday, o.f“Arms and the “Within the Law" is the police drama Girl 11 by Bayard Velller, in which Jane Cowl “One Dav." the. ._ -..A thbera of the Methodist congrega- THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT- } ail-absorbing sequel to “Three Weeks" tioa (1,130,“ “on,” pleasant ev.enim: URDAY MOTHER MACHREE “ANDlatnry eVer written; George Barr Mr- 1 HER THREE DAUGHTERS Cutcheons “Grausiark” the N0"? 0' 8 A Great Big Variety Act ; JOLB‘Y, WILD and FRANCIS with the Vigorous ll Comedy Players in the Sketch 3 “Have You Got :1 Match" DAINTY BABY VIRGINIA The Dainty Singing Comedienne Baghford. in which Viralnla Named MADGE EDISON & CO. IN 1 Seats on sale for all performances. “Sal—Qhe Circus Girl" A Rural Comedy THE INTERNATIONAL BEAUTIES A Laughing Riot From Start To Finish FEATURE PICTURES xii Humane—William 8. Hart “The Patriot 1' Feud Gil-l. ” Friday—The in World Picture, l l 1 l l 'Wm Dawn in “The by Elinor Glyn. whlc hhas been de- Tuesday nlaht. when one of ”,9 Wm scribed as the most tel-Vent love- r 1 love behind a throne: Rex Beach's powerful play “The Spoilers, " deallnz to of the rugged mining men of snow-covered Alaska: "The Story of the Rosary" 111111»: How‘ardaatimeiy story of love and w_ar and “Th Woman He Married " a society comedy drama bv l-‘r‘rberf made her area ‘est triumph. —-—-——-—-—-—-'—-——a— 1 ——.- a...” .._.._-.._.___.. DARIEEM3 Noaoroa , ._- .1 W2 3. A. Spanner-'- home. on menu road is being repainted. \ "s 1.4 eve—— —- Samar-The sweet story of mom-huhmmm m “WWW” Company is spending a few days visit- 1 What is More npieasan Than a Chilly Room? At this season of the year, with the sudden Chang in temperature, it is absolutely necessary to have so. method of providing instant beat. One of these little Gas Heaters will own your quirements absoltuely. WHY NOT LOOK INI‘O THIS HEATING QUES‘ TION NOW. COAL IS UP AND GAS CAN BE . USED TO ADVANTAGE DURING FALL MONTHS} T The United Electric Light 81 Water 'Co.~ Phone 1680 67 WAY L STREET m Correct Apparel forWomen A'l‘ REASJNA LE PRICES~ ‘ New Models for Autumn} . ——1n_. cons and TAILORED surrs, more and AFTER- . ‘ noon onassas and saunas: sxmrs ' BLOUSES .; ' _IN._ GEORGETTE CREPE, CREPE DE CHINE and DAIN. " TY LINGERIE L -"¢\.. We Invite Your inspection 4 The Litt 6 Shop 56 No. Main St. K. 5&1 A. Claven »s-._._. _ ly‘ “drop in sotials" was held. There the clan”! Bride of sardines. whl‘ 111 re no unusual fe:,1tures but games are mixed '“ 401%)! and used as III! were enjoyed ["1 several hours, 111m refreshments we re cerVed. Following the lhxmhlica'i caucus in; evening, at which time candidates 1‘; Represennttve and Jnszice of 1 Peace will be nominaiul. Charles Greenwood. “rotary to t‘ongresaml 5‘ E. J. Hill will pmscnt his “Slide '1' i on Washington."\\hcrc1e1MLGf'm I" wood has appcmud during the CW‘ palgn the mlitiml feature has renal? ed the highest praise. 1(1 pictures ltd, beautifully reproduced and the 1145‘ marks sou-partying than are instmflt tive, and entertaining The. e who sire a pleasant evening should :1 miss the ”main allot-art! ionixhgi , .. 1 1 ., George Stugg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ll. Stag: of the Heights. who left his home here recently to take .1 position on the Christian Science Moni- tor, is now on route to the Phllllpmes, where he has been callll to an un. usally lucrative opportunity, for :1 young 11 man, with the Manila Times. .lean 'Noulett 'of the nights is one of our townsmen who deli hta in set- ting after the snapping mackerel. which are now so prevalent in the 11d- jacent waters. He reports a big haul a few days ago. One of the local gro- cers states that he has, within the part few weeks, sold several cases of A good advertisement ears in 1 best purer ‘
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