REGENT THEATRE;
All This Week—Matinees Daily
L t Season’s Favorites
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Matinees Evenings
Thursday—One Day Within the Law
Friday—Graultark The Great Divide
Saturday—The Great Di- The Spoilers‘
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PRICES—Matinee-Children, toc; Adults, 20c
Evenings—toe, 20c, 30c and 5°C
I” ., Seats Now On Sale
COMING—KATINKA, SATURDAY, OCT.
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\ PALACE THEATRE. 1 Ell-y poet accomplishment of
——-——— limotlon picture makers has been
i CIVILIZATION." ‘,done in the making of this sign
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The greatest attraction theatrically , spectacle, and to so far a purpose that
that has ever been seen in America. it new
mark has been set that
all?
in attraction built of the theatre'a proven an elusive goal for long to come
newest art, the motion picture, Thom-£“tiivillzati0n” is the coatlieat specta-
ns ltlce‘8’1'Cit'ilization," will begin an cle ever filmed, Thomas H. lnce hav-
lengaxentent at the Palace theatre on in; spent over $1,000,000 in tlte workaoOka Office" ‘0 b“ 0"" 0' ”‘9 b0“
(Thursday. October 26th.
VAST -- AWE -- INSPIRING
This tremendous photo spectacle with its
More um" 40.000 people were (implorelngitlg and dancing acts playing vau-
,.\'ew York Globe stated that
:BEAUTtFUI.
ed h the mono. may lot to. paint
ot the. film nu built only loin to
be Mimi-1Tb spurious-cot model
Ion-led to singer-inc not. in the
cool.
In all the aren' title: when “(‘Irilt-
'nllon" ha. been shoun it no IN‘Q‘H'
ed I'llll built unanimouo acclaim that
teams oi euconiuut.- ave been print-
cd ltl pt‘ai~- ot it, while the capacity
of the theatres has been taxed at
-‘\ er) pe lot'tltance. Neuapapel' re\'le\\'5
taintpareT it to build Uriilith'a
‘Birth of a button”
ed "t‘itiliiatiott" on Kigher plane. The
Nell York Star declared that “Thomas
lnce out-(it'lrlltlls Grtlfith.” while the
"Clllliztt-
lion" 0! it Nation."
outdoes "Birth
-’l‘his front the learned reviewers of
the press ttleans much mole than any—
thing else could imply.
The sale of seats for this Ililllofilll
photo spectacle will begin Tuesday
morning October 24th. There “ill lu-
lwmperforltlanr-es daily‘ttt 2 and 3
1p. in.
GlRLS lN
"A DREAM OF THE ORIENT."
Eleven Stars in Wonderful Musical
Feature Act or Vaudeville Show at
Palace Theatre Lut Three Days
of This Week—Other
Featuren.
"A llrealtt of the Orient.“ a beauti
lttl vaudeville act, will head the ell‘tmx
teal bill of the season at the Palace
i‘healre, tomorrow. Friday and Satur
day. “A lireant of the Orient" is one
of l, M. lioyt'a big feature attractions
and haa ill its coat 11 stars of the
stage. The act lit/conceded by all the,
beautiful musical setting is one
of the BIG experiences for
those who seek R EA L
entertainment V
Augmented
Symphony
Orchestra
1 REGENT THEATRE.
NANCE O'NEICL AT THE REGENT
NEXT MONDAY.
Nfllfl‘t.‘ O'Neil, who is unexcelled in
. the strong dramatic roles she portrays
{upon the stage and screen, will be seen ‘
- here at the Regent theatre on Monday
In "Til lrotl Woman." a five-part Met-
ro wottderplay, which site conaidert’
the most artistic achievement of her
long career. Miss O'Neil originally in-
tended to produce a dramizailon of
“The Iron Woman," the successful nov-
el by Margaret Deland, upon the speak-
ing stage, David Belaaco under whose
management she was starred in "The
Lily" and other big stage successes ar-
ranged to produce it but an untoraeen
turn in affairs prevented the plan be-
lrg carried out.
Metro obtained the motion picture
rights to the novel later. and naturally
boat Mina O'Neil tor the atellar role.‘:
{As a result motion picture audienceail
[Will have the opportunity of seeing the
Story on the act-eon before it is presen-
ted in the theatre. Mica O’Neil is our-
munded by a coat of prominent play-
lara. each one selected became of his ed hr “"9"“ ”“3, it ‘5 really
or her peculiar ability to tilt the role "m"
designed them. The cast includes Al- l
[rod Hickman. Evelyn Bruit, Vern
Blaaon Christine Kayo. Blunt Linden ed by her director, Sidney Olcott.
lWllllilu Pootnncm. and other well-fin” would have to so South to
MAURICE AND
FLORENCE WALTON
of the celebrated stars, Maurice
picture was discovered when R0
.Dlily the theatrical manager.
“Quest of tie" will mark the fare
appearance of Mr. Browor on
l the motion picture.
WEDNESDAY:
hm atone and screen ordain. Call Me bl: lumber camp scenes which
Harm the W author won hooded for the Famou Plant-M
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. Walton'nol NW,” in
and.
Florence Walton, would be aufllclent to
give that Famous Playera- Paramount produces kidney trouble in some form
‘Plcllll't' great interest. But anothertm. other 3“” a Well known author-
tery interesting {Ml concenilng “‘9, fly, because the uric acid in meat 0!-
bert‘
Brewer, a veteran ot.the screen, tip-t
poured in the studio the other day to
The
well
the
screen. after years or association with
Realism is all very\well. but when
:it calls for a company to so to the for
South in the-middle of the hottest
tapell which New York has experienc-
too
That is the general import of
a‘remark which was made by Valen-
tine Grant alter ahe had been inform-
that
lot
«alt-mi»; rm Monaco humanistn’mllacltnmmqmmtu madam
" ‘ outwith-Giant .
COMMENCING
Juno a... .. .. AND llllllltlS lllllll
cht Tues y. |
The mere fact lb ‘The Quest of
Life" marks the motion picture debut Take a plan of Salt: to flush Kidneys;
in termstllat plac- "i
”Helm“ 'tth Mo i
any action. m coin-n and
ever) Molina-pony: re
mailed principal. ~A lira-l of the.
Orient" is unusual and will undoubted
ly park the Police mil oi the tllr’e
day that it bill be here,
“hi-n thin all In brat pruduied ll hiatot’lcd per; ' ls ”mm!“ m.
Mayo the l’cti circuit and. alter play- to K‘ “e" h l k
I" w‘. . . ' r. ,
'tll- l‘oli'b New Palace. at Hartfordtbet f" m, ‘u t A” ’ pro
auction on lhl‘ l’arnltiuunt pronratu ill
Hump” there wrote the followinit let i h M M k . d
. . I ll(' ae url‘ay ll‘l ‘ t‘l' SO‘FOH
ter in the New York booklni! oihies: l’ ‘t ‘ ‘ it
ill aranle in alatttoutt it urea.
ielltli'nli‘llr Messrs. Hoyt I: Son pre- l ”’e p
, .. , tie a story that has to dd with the lid-
.wtttet‘ an Oriental mut-tcal noveltt en
.. 'lentures of Mlbllrrs Kill) the reign-
lllltu “A Dream of the Ot'ient' here'
in: beauty of Bat), a riot‘leh watering
I» \e k and i take leasure itt blat-
Th: ; to”! act was ‘29 "MM 0' on plate in England. during the latter
I" I la 9 ran of the Piglllreillll centuty.
eiotds of bu ill 5 since .
W‘kmg 8" r T H 4 Lady Julia. lllt' youthful btide of a
of thi house. Tin oil “as
“I” “my , tew weeks bt‘COllltS . broken hearted
the talk of the town altl lite lieuapa > .
p . . ,m‘er the infatuation of her liusbilfldu
(ll this city stated that it wastitc _ ‘
M“ ed \Slr Ja>per lOl' Lady Barbara Her
{and calls \listrc:s Klilt to ask lot her
'adlit-e. Slit oueaebw that Lady Julia
l .ake hir husband jealous and to this‘
all th« larger citica front Maine to
‘ .tnd KHPS hot it littgltt of ted hair and.
t‘alnorltia, Mr. lioyt has been \er).
, a tender missile that site. Miatress
.tmt no. to play this company in his
Kitty
ltlli limit and tech grateful to Matt l '_ , _ y
H . Mittlt'sfi liltly is the reigning beau
‘1 A‘ t)" a: Bath, and Lady Barbara is aux
apt .l, (‘ollins for booking the act'
alltl asullllm: this unusual expense. A
n 'loua to overthrow her. Lady liltt'hara.
ljutttpitli: into ti.. midst of the flay
pt-tlolittatlte by these people must be
tells one oi hex atdent ad‘ ‘il'cts, (‘lp
«w n to be appreciated
& lain Spit-er, that ahe will attept him
in "hoot
ely wont“ lllloUd and
moot inlth'ul rep" '
Million of England- tin-atria
[391.-
that let shown a his house
lilt‘71lih ll t‘tlllen. manager"
Sitttt that time lllt‘ act has played
leceivetl that lttorttt’ttn.
'lhtre are four other fine oils with’
the headliner: Mar'aret l’.ttt!z¢-l
i! h ("ll *rea . - ;
t‘ontpany will almw in the comedy' Swe:t Rm ‘ u d acandal tbout
.ketch ‘A Tested Proposal; ' Mariei y '
(ontplitatlom mine on ladlls ' day
llills burv is to show here atconlpllah '
sin in comedienne, and'“ WM" ””1 l""“‘"""“l~“ "’H'W'Hl “0m
mm” as a g g ‘ilublln in the guest of Pnizland's
the tour Musical Kleiaea are bound to f
m The other act on the bill Stt‘iftyfirst regiment .and Lieutenant
t 50‘. .
:ltal oi llilly Barlow eccentric come-“rm“y “‘"5 “WIWHMY in love with
dial who hall a stock of funny things Km)" Lady Julia 5'“ h” husband
‘.
" 'd' lzt't. it, "l-
which will be new to the Norwalk nub-t“? ha y l t hint and fa it a llll \lr
ll neya arms. Jaalwl‘.seelnx this and
0.
reading the note which Kitty has
“human Lady Julia. promptly citation:-
ea \‘erney to a duel. Kitty and Julia.
.realizlnlz that \‘crnt-y has nothing to
do with it. call at Verney'a roottl late;
that night to plead with him not to
flight the duel. Captain Spit-er, hear--
ill“: all this, lndil‘ s the officers who
are buying a drinking bout at the ban.
ranch to visit \'et'ney'a rooms. t'pont
torcing the door Kill) and Julia hide;
,‘lt‘lllntl tthe drapetica surrounding.
Verncy‘a bed. Julia's slipper falls off
and is recognized by her huaband.l
‘ lie is about to run Verne) through.
“llt'lt Kitty airplane, and Vermin;
10 sure her from (it Kriltt', lilillmlllt‘iw'
lltltl the lit to Lect-‘tte hit: \l’ile. lit-ill
tly (“lililki‘tl and \"tiifitl", l(itt.".-. cloth I
'11. Lady Julia at, - out. and KittyI
bears the diaprace. . l
The Handel court-min: liil'l ltl
spz'erd, rind she is lttltitiliulttl by tht‘
at the bull,
in! In re:-ii:n
marries Kitty
worlc \'t they to request
arttly if he
,ltltd size, to you- hitt‘.
tt-li hint her Htt‘t‘li‘
lance of ltltlt \‘tlk llltlt‘ly a joke. l
Tilt rt‘glllltl‘l in (.lllt d to the front
.
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:1:: tr Jasper and Lady Julia llce to 11')
from the
‘l‘tlm tlihiirilfl‘.
tit .where ll‘lf‘\ dl voter Kilt) Lilli)
in is T"T(‘ttl ti ttll‘t‘lt‘ 9 ti.: t rip-
l :m \. itlt Kit. _s it \"elne_\ -: looms
l ute2 “hiih the \ tote .'.'ftll
to tie war, full:t:: t“ ‘ he llil=
filit‘d. Kitty St’ll‘l
'hrough the rain he
' iii
been
llave You Seen tine at
These Little Chill Chasers?
It is the most wonderful little Hating Stove on the
market today. Quick heat instantly as soon as lighted. No: _ '.
bother or trouble, strike a match and in a few minutou ’1
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the room is warm and comfortable.
lust theThing for this Weather '97-
The little Heater can be used right In. to good ad— -
vantage. For probably a month you um and a steady
coal fire, but will need some heat. The no of a “Chill Chu-
er”. will give you any necessary but ad will enable you
to save your cool.
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Complete Outllt
Including Heater six or nine feet
tubing and brass connection to
fixture.
Easy Payments
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$4.75;
75¢ with order and
$1.00 monthly-
Guaranteed
Your money back in two weeks if you dOn‘t like the .-
heater.
Don't put this oil—Get your Chill Chaser and enjoy the
use of it these cool days.
The United Electric Light & Wart-r (10’
Phlntlbl) 67 MALL. bl‘xjti'l‘.”
happy ever alter.
No Fund- to Pay Militia for Their Fed.‘
lattntp hit-tied out tn-to: t \'-\: ' e) alzt text nlliclt to pay the men oil has caused the New m and Bristol
ll postponiment in the plans [or the ponies Halal-(the Medial 8”
h‘ln. ttnt‘ nlttaterlng out of Company M of Win- lwere W (NI mning ill mark-ill radii
‘ltn to thei in .ated First Connecticut infantry, and ”‘0 "I!“ We!“ of members
.ltti. And ”let ill ’the men must remain lit the Federal 0‘ Comm 0 cl lldtDetovtn. which
Advertise in The Sentinel.
MUSTERlNG CUT i5 DELAYED.
ll \ltTi-‘ORD 0c.t i?" .
is id delay in the arrititl of funds with 3W lathe musterlng on at
”.1.-
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‘ ‘fi 1 t
service at Iflv ocnta it day until~
money in received.
Major Edward A ibuttlcl'orth. ,
musterinx out (dice: in; today M!-
the. had no idea. when funds would I
irive, although he was hopeful
they would be here tomorrow so
the mastering out might be started.
moor Shuttle-Drill is in New Bria-
.An “WV“: . ain thin utterance, where llt‘ is at
eral Service.
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l '"“ “M" ”M“ ‘V " will be limb-litmus noon after
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éo-Thursd .ly, October 26 t gem ............
TWICE DAILY—o and s P. M.. l ‘ l L" E A [R '
Matinee Prices—25 and 50 cts. A few at 75 ctl. l lPA ______‘
Night Prices—25, so and 75 cta. A few at $1.00. l V .
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I keep the kidneys and urinary organs —-—
lltss MEAI If BACK lclean avoiding seriout kidney dill-p tTHURSDAY FRIDAY 5,,
URDAY
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RUMANIANS MAKE EFFEC- "‘A DRA'A OFTHEORIEN
TIVE STAND AGAINST ~-"' _ . A Great Big Sin '
TEUTONS ON THE TRAN; . um -
SYLVANIA BORDER, All patterns found lit our _ t . llam'cul Comedy
if Bladder bother: you clothes are either our own thatStageSettm'ga'
Eating meat regular], eventual” (C°““°“°d mm “NP“? . design or else designed cx- jBeautiful \aices and Baum
I”? clltsively for us. Girls . -»
Guardian says that while the Al- ' ' No one else can show " BILLY— SARLOW
it m kid m he lies are acting within the legal them The Si ugh: Eccentric Co M
c “i e “9% 95’ come Wer- his, “we are cxtrem l at: - , ‘ »
worked: get sluggish: clog up badly}; about the military eélueept‘ifl Hence the cxcltlsh cncss mam PANTZER & C
cause all aorta of distress. particular the examination of inward mils. Of our men ‘ sllits\<llld 0‘ cr— fit a Comedy, Skttflt _
ly backache and misery in the kidney mm the United States. More- coats. ._ "rise'i'uted Proposal"
region: .rheumatic twinges. severe over somo'oLthe interference in A tailor may claim “exclu- .- “*1 _
h“"’°""‘- “Cid “much ”"5"” mere vexatious. and we cannot “ - sivctlcss" so far is he's ' m,mLSBURY.
tion torpld liver. aleepleasness, bladder conceive why Gem“ nm'mpm .3; -. concerned but thousands of ' The Sweet Voiced Comedic
and urinary irritation. to the United States would be re- " '"‘ . ' ' -—- ' . ‘
The moment your rback hurts or kld. garded .3 contmbgnd, t? ., them Sh?” the same pat- ‘ THE mm M Id,“-
noyit aren't acting right. or it bladder “No doubt correspondence. 2‘: ' - terns. l f , J ‘ KLEISES ‘ '
bothers you. get about rou- ounces oi might: be “mad on 5?- that "t" 2~ ' f ~We cut relative y ew Stilts P of In? and Plate
Jad Salts from any good prahutacy; meonoybut the flu of injury to «it ' of the same’ goods—hence kn” m A j
m“ a ubmmnm m T T”. 0' w... on i' nmnll “‘1 w° can quite ‘m‘l is: :1" the chance of your meeting: —-
tor before breaktaat tor a few dayilldmd the vexation of Amen“ 9" . . . .. n . ‘l .
and your khneyn will then act tine. cm at this double or treble in- -.}. ‘ ‘Vhlli‘ dOUble is practit‘.t ‘
This fimous salts la mode tmmtho ‘ ;' ml.- '
acid of grapes and lemon juice, corn- ‘ . . .
blood with llthll. and bu been used “a“. on 1.3on on s.” n ‘Im “u“ m"
for generations io fltllh clogged kld- m mrding g. at. Omen. . Roonas Pun-r C army
nay: and Itlmulaie them to acetone “We Mb. 3m; ; B
activity; also to neutralise the (old: m y. a!” TV the “ma '7'“ u "“8"
in the urine so It no lonlor irritates. M gm", 0::03" Fifth live. i ‘
that ending bladder dint-don. ' My . "Won-on " “15‘; \
Jud Salts cannot bum anyone: . -. It!!! WC"? \ ,
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Norwalk Chronicler