REGENT '
555‘
Augusta Pitou.
In the Charming
BY ANNA NICHOLS AND
“Mollie. Mine"
PRICES .. .. ......
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uni-slay, 1.1111211
Fisk O’Hara
“His Hearts Desire”
HEAR O’HARA’S NEW SONGS
"That’s How the Fairies Came to Ireland" '
“Be Sure and Kiss th: Blarney Stone"
0’ HARA'S MAGNETISM WILL CAPTIVATE YOU ‘
HIS SINGING ENCHANT YOU ' '
Seat sale starts today
Douala F than)“ in “The Merl-
eano,” at the Regene‘Wedneo- i
dun,
Douglas Fairbanks inekes his latest
/ appearance as a Triangle our in the
five reel drama, "The Americana.”
dramatized from the novel “Blaze
Derringer," by Eugetlél-P. Lyle. Jr. '
The play, which will be seen at the
Regent Theatre Wednesday, has to
do with the adventures in a South
(Inc ) Presents
THE AQIQR-SING’Elé ;; American republic of a young" Amerls
Romantic omedy lean who went " to Pa 35
gonia to represent American
mining interests. lie finds the coun-
try in a slate of nevolution, with its
president and prime'minister, who
have been friendly to his company,
overthrown and in peril of thelNives.
Before his depgrlure from New York
Blaze has fallen violently in love with
the beautiful daughter of the presi-
dent, and he finds her in dire peril of
being married by fol e to an oillcer‘
of the. revolutionist u'rmy. Of course
the quelling of a revolution and the
restoration of order is 11 trifling task
ADELAIDE MATTHEWS
“Hearts Desire”
..... 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.01), $1. 50
'5!
3':
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Regeni Theatre
TODAY
_ The First Episode of the Great
~ Serial Featuring
' - MR. . VERNON CASTLE
, *1!!—
"PATRIA"
and
V110 LA DANA IN/
.. MORTAL SIN "
“THE
TOMORROW
PICTURES
Regem, Afternoon,
Lockwood's, Evening
WEDNESDAY
The Triangle Film Co.
Presents
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
IN
"“‘I‘HE AMERICANO”
A. 1'-
.Palace 1111311115
Feature Pictures.
. TODAY
World Brady Pictz1'c,;C01por-
ation Presents
CARLYLE Bl. ACKW’ELL
—-;111(1——
june Elvidge 1'11
'{13 SQUARE DEAL"
and
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
——in——
"THE RINK" 1
TUESDAY i
Vitagraph Super Feature \Vith'
Earle Williams I
'ARSENE LUPIN" l
--and—- ’
Dororlly Kelly and Charles !
Richman 1n l
“The Secret Kingdom" . l'
WEDNESDAY 1
.Clara Kimball Young 111 World
‘HEARTS AFIRE”
slud Slu'1lr1l111l Ac slu'dlu inclinirl
Feature - I .
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not... oi,Bcst Vaudeville and' ,
, 9 luring Mrs. Vernon Castle and
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Eggs lire Cheap. Now!.
\Buy some Water “Glass Egg
lieserver and put some down for
next winter. Quart can,""30c, will
preserve 15 (102. Full directions
with each can. A 1
H. A. MEAD
_ Drnggist .
8 North Main St.
So. Nor-”walk, Ct.
3‘“ :5... dam—M-“
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‘ PALACE THEATRE TODAY
call}??- Blackwell and June Enldge in
World- Brady Feature Today.
Popular Carlyle
lractivo .luue Elvldgo 11111 the stars in
.“A Square Deal," the latest World
Picture Brady-11111111» 1151111111 will be
'seen at the Palace theatre today.
T119419 two Aplendld arltsts are assist-
21.111 by a particularly culpable company,
11111111111111; Henry Hull and Muriel Os-
trlcbo. The play 111' an 1‘usual..nne
' .‘a particularly dellgtrtrut one.
Blackwell 111111 atfi
tmahy success
_’ .E__._..!;- ._—-L_— -I
lo a young man of Mr. ll‘airhank's in;
it'rlsl' unsure, and the close of the pic-
ture sees the villains properly foiled
and the girl rescued in older that she
may wed the athletic hero, “The
.Amcricano“ is said to furnish five
---— . reels of the most strenuous activity
Charlie Chaplin Today "thal Fairbanks has yet displayed and
(‘hariic tuhplin will appear at the also to be one ol‘ the best pictures,
Pam"? Them“? 10(13)’ in«“The Rink." from a dranralh standpoint, in which
The well known feature is being plav he has appeared lie is supported by
ed ut the Palace Theatre by request, ”Alum lluebdn as the senor’ita. and oth-
Of hundreds who “'9"? “Di able ‘0 500 cr' Triangle favorites having promi~
Iof New York and of the startling
murmur in which one of the friends
made a great sacrifice iu'or'dcr' that
everything might come out right in
the end.
it when previously shown. it is a nol- 111ml roles in the cast are Spottin-
nble Chaplin feature and will be “-00.13 Althen. (‘arl Stockdule and
throuehlg enjoyed by all who 'see it. ,Tom Wilson. .
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LARGE ADVANCE SEAT 5" ”LE FOR
‘THE FIRE BRIGADE."
'l‘ho 1111111111111 soul sale 'lor' the Old
Woll ll. 1k 1.. (11). No. l benefit. play.
ln,V1’t:.1p'anh Feature at The
Palace Theatre Tomorr0w.New In-
stallment of Vitagraph Serial.
liiil‘li‘ Williums Will llt‘ starred in R “1'1". Fll't' lil‘lglidC‘," which is ‘0 be
\ nugruplr iealur'c, "Arsene Lupin" at [11110111911 .11 tr'oyl‘s Theatre 011 Wed-
lrhe l‘1:111cc 'i'heuloc tomorrow. Wil-
111L.5'1dny er :niug. April, lllh opened up
lively at tho Theatre Box (.ll’l'ice this
morning. 11111l the indications are. i‘hut
the house will in" fillcli to its capacity
on \l’cduv-sdas' evening, and that the
production will he all that has been
ill‘tlt'lllllllt-'ll. (.‘upt ilarry behold: sla-
tos that the only 1411.11 urn 1111:111an
111-_1'r1»1~1i;§li .11 1110: various parts. 11nd
liums is too \1'cll'itnow11 to need any
Ispecialifircnlion 111111 as for tho feu-
1111'11 he always it may safely be «111611
.a \‘iluur'uph '.5'up1'1' ci‘t‘or'l. Another i115
Islullrnt'nl of tho \‘iluuyuph 11'1'iul
I“’l‘he Sorrel Klngldow" starring 1111m-
1l1y Kelly ugd Clrut'lt's Rirhmuu will
also be shown 111111111'1'1111'. t‘lur'u KimA
bull Yollll" \v' '1‘ 1; 21m" ' "li1-11' .5'
\l" . I I,” )1 I d 1n N 11111 1:1:111'11'1lL1' u [)l‘lft‘H production.
.- 11'1" 111 "1'1 1 1111' :1\'. ‘ .,.
A l '\ ' ' ' ..\l1l1o the advance soul sale has been
1'"'“"""“"""""“" 1 ‘1'1'1'y good. 1l111'1' are still 11 llll‘;'t' 1111111-
AT THE RECENT TONIGHT
111-1‘ 11‘. 11-3'1511'ulllc souls yet to lie hull,
not us yrl Secured
wvll to do so at
5.0 11111 Si .00.
so if you' how
it would be
lll'hl'l'vtll‘ St‘fll‘i
The First Episode of “9.11.1.1." Fea-
,votlr's.
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Viola Dana in “The
Mortal Sin" A
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Auhirh 5"”‘4'13‘ will lo :1 limit to “iv 1-ul 1.1 [hr 1111'11-‘1,i:1;z of the Phoenix
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uthl 11ml 5..., ”,1; ppm, lll‘lll‘ “m. :zlull.-1l 11h H11- suhmripllon list by
.nulr'tbulimr $100] Thu 121111 with the
1'1'1'1'Asrt1'y 1111101111! ol' mpripuu'nt unri
:zuuulmillor1 will cost in lh'.‘ neighbor'-
llooll til $1,000. A
The (‘11. 11011 will work in coopera-
tion with tho 1111'111l11'1'Lz ol' lilt‘ NorL
wull: iloul club 111111 with tho luuyor' in
carrying out this rumpuiun.
A .5'11li1'ili111; ‘lnl will be passed
2111111111] in 1111' I"l1‘.5'l llislvkl. to which
1Lv1-1'y cili'zm \v'illrlrnve 11 chance to
311111] his 11111111" turd his contribution to
wards tl'c»g11u’, Ailcr 11:1 pill‘t‘lltlso
the weapon will be lurncd'ovor to the
city, but will be kept in the First
District Jor the use of the First Dis-
lr'ict illllict iorcc
An execulrlc committee was ap-
pointed yt‘slt-ldtly afternoon 11.111.11.51.
iul'.‘ of Deputy—Chief Will‘um J. Pow-
oll, chairman, officers of :1". three up
town fire companies. and oiliccrswof
the Norwalk lloat. Ch.b in push the
111rtlle1'i‘orv.11d 1111 rapidly 1111 possible.
At 11151110.“ meeting of the. Nor-K
walk 131.11 (‘lub held yesterday morn-
,lng in the club (tum-Liam in the rear
of Lockwood's hull buildinn. '111 Wall
:gu'cei, it was voted by the members
W. R. HEARST."
/“Pui1'ia" has :1 universal appeal and ”I Hm" ore.111..111onlo " 0111 in support
will on op11111lon with t'1c 111111111111, in
the charming heroine has demonstrut- my, 11‘: 1h." llrnllt“-n1't‘.1"'"1lly for the
cd that in addition to grace and rurchusc of :1 Lewis muchiac gun for
1'1'.5.L' in LTWWfllmlal $5111. “
: “1‘.llli'."l 11115'1'11.5'l llu
film: 111 11'05'1'11t ho
Hull dol-
ll‘hn'ri the idea
1 “1.51 10111'11rcd William Run-
:dolph Hour l directed that 1111 or.
11.111.5'1' be spared llo (11'1l't‘1'ltl the
11119111151 11111131119 greatest publicity
cruupnizu tho 111111111541 story, the best
11111] the bout production that
'mouoy could buy.
IL‘ollowiug the completion of ur-
1'11nyr1-1111'nts for its release through
' ’nlhc. J. A. Horst, Vice-president and
"Gcnnul’ Manager of Pnthe. sent a
telegram to ,Mr'. Hearst in Critil’ornin,
predicting 1111 (1.111 of great success.
Mr. l-lom'st Lscnt the following reply-—
i "1 am very glad to be associated
with you and with the Palhc 115121141.
alloun I appreciate your kind tole—
dram and can promise for our whole
organization the,most hearty and en-
Ahusiastio cooperation.
beauty she is an actress of rare abil- lilo use o! the police to. o of 1.,5-5.
=ily, captivating and sweet, fearless “IF-i W UN The monllni. was 11
land forceful “A”: Icrrll' i'.:mt.'~c one, and was very
The ail-star cast supporting Mrs. 'r"""li:rfl1i 3,:th l Fifi: “$3.12; 1191:1111)
Castle, includes Milton Sills,.ns l-e'rll- 111111‘ :15. mummy"; 11,1 icon $1 town-(ts
big man; Marie Walcnmp, who is the «'lliistclrllirm fund.
featured in a current serial release; W ‘~—--'——---,'
W111'11111"011111(1 find Dorothy Green. l
Mr Sills is one of fire foremost actors RECRUL ”ll :6 THE ARMY AND
oi the day. He is best known in mo~ .,
lion pictures for his work in “The hflgyééfl‘
Deep Purple,’ " ”Under Southern
Skies" “A Woman Who Lio'l’ “‘lre ' .
Rnck,"_ and "The Honor git-119m" A's Reply of Mayor Cal'l A'xe'l Harstro
3. 11.111.11.11! actor he won fame. as. To Mayor Mitchel’l Commun— 3
Ilendlng 1111111 in -“Just Boys" “The . tcatlohs’ ' "
It'l‘d’ of the Land"11nd “Panthca” rlhe consoliduiéd City of Norwnlk
Mi. Qiand before he became 9. yields to 11 city of it's size in the
screen acid“ played “lreavies” with motor of practical preparednesa.
Viola Allen," Sothern and Marlowe. ii 1' were union" the first to begin
Nuzimova, and in “A Fool Thenh and finish Governor Marcus H Hol-
Was,” undi'l‘he Yellow‘ Tlckct.". Ills (club‘s riiilitary census without one
greatest pr vlous work as 11 moving dollar of expense to the state. 'A cull
,inctlue actor ha'I'. been with Theda for two hunnlrcd volunteers for auxil-
Barn. 1iar'y pollce service 91111111an four hurr-
lllins Green is 11111101.. for her “vaou (ii-Pl . candidates vicing with each oth-
pire" chur'tctertza'tions. She has had or for appointment. ,
, the most notable re- W enlisted so marry me 11111 the
. , if ,
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vice and «amt: tor the New
Coast Dannie Reservo' come in so
fast that the Examining Board has
been compelled to make a return 111111.
Our Coast Artillery company will
berecmited to full strength Maddy
or two.
The Mayor's committee “twenty-
one on the Public Welfare with Gen-
eral Russell Frost as chairman is
thoroughly organized and doing busi-
ness.’
Under such circumstances we need
no urging. We" gladly accept the op-
portunity to cooperate with you in
the National Rec iting Day set for
April 19. Please send us the details.
AUTO SMASHUP AT DARlEN
Two Automobiles came together on'
the Turnpike near Darien last night
about nine o‘cloc". Both cars came
from \0nkc1‘s,'.'.Y., but the name of
the owners could not be obtained
One was a Buick and the other a
Ford. Both machines were badly
damaged. but' nongof the passengers
were injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Kearns and daughter,'
of Franklin sire 1,,5119111 llaster' Sun-
day with relalik and friends in
New York city. '
FOR SAVING SHIPS.
Who RECovers Abandoned
Vessel 'Demands $20,000.
A stranded English ship was 1'11-
Sailor
('cntly bought, .51) the nevt'spnper's
any, for $15,11110. The owners flout-i
1'11 her, did some refilling and sold
the craft for $1,600,000, says Git'nrd,
in the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
War has “1111““ enormously ‘0 ”'9 from his low:
romance of the sod and brought 111'1vIposllion 1111.1 Tho‘l +111! 1% llur'yl'u (‘0. (1111011 at 1111' 111111111 in 1 1'
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problems to admiralty buyer's NolI
loll. " 1130 u eulhr from an abandoned;
chip in the will 1:11111 went buck. and1
11'1-01‘111'1'11 1111' v1.5:1-l. suited her into}
port and tin-n 1l1'111au1le1l about 320111111‘
in ”it" Show 1'1
v.1'1l1 ol‘ l111'.£:1r'1iol_11~'. w 0111.
K1. pr1'lll1-l' distinctions
in any court than 1111' drawn in lll!':‘»t‘i
ill‘t'
lawsuits,
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"when 1'1.ili11.-: dorm it: lilo."
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ll'1 1".115' 1111 expert 11"11icltot. N11 one
:tlu'rl him to tulm 01111111111111! but h:
look it 11111! he pulled llit‘ vessel sul'ol}
to port.
'i’ho 11111111": of the ship \vr'olt- 11"“
11111,,1n115l fulsomo l1'il1'1' of thanks
martin}: for-lb 1h" irnnlcrfic tuxl.‘ whirl
he had pr-r'l’m'nre'd. 111'. 'llrudv 111~1L111.L
to have taken them 111 lheir word—
111' so Jlul'm Cudwulag‘cr', who heard
the 'use, str"§'1'slcd 11111) 5111011 lllt '1
00111111111? for 11 very 1.11; .5'11111 for'
11111111; salvaged the 101.511. He won
$14,000.
Another simmer, the Great l-Itrr'l-
(up, when helpless at sea, was lulled
by the immunity of 11 passenger, win.
showed how 11. steering gear might
be rigged. He got $15,000 for his .511;-
gestlon.
it seems that if you are n possum, m-
and tr ublc comes to the ship 3111'
are legally bound to render all ordi
nary service in your power. But you
needn‘t do lilo nets of 11 wizard, and
>lt’ you. are able to do them', then 'hnu
are entitled to salvage.
The sailors on 11 ship are in a dif»
fereut 111111.11. Monicsquicu said that
mariners are ‘ inhabitants of a ves-
sel" and cannot rightfully desert her
unless she is actually wrecked.
A passenger, however, is under no
contract to stay and he might act
unity 111'. as the song says:'
“011, Mr. Captain, stop the ship; I
want to get oil; and wall. " -
In 11. century-old (than a. passenger
remained, aboard a .-vesl‘~'.el deserted
y' the officer's. l-Ic'srtiled the shin
into port'and 1111281111511 11 large sum of
money on. the tlreot'y_tl1at he hull
one much more thin is ordinarily
expected of a passenger.
.1.
Were Edison :1 passcnvror and the '
More" so I" 11' a "':' "1i skill as 1111‘.ch-
trician alone cCuld save ilrdship, lie
would not locally be obliged—to renl
(1111' that. unusual service. it hc'did
so, he could collect halidaorncly for
a. few. minufés' work.
Had nny pusscngcr on the Tit. epic
been able, by the expert knowledge .
he possessed its 11 inochanictan, 01-1
navigator. 11'. bring' that liner to port!
after. hitting the iceb‘urg his ,caSh .
reward 'would bar run 1rito 11111 41135 ,-
Coast Artillery
friends from Westporl.
trip to Brooklyn and Washington.
returned {11.111 11 visit lo liar'lford.
ville, N. J
summer. _ ' l
home at
avenue,
-.'b en in Now York 011 busin
Alarming to 11.1] 11.111111
her 1221.51 141'
relatives in Boston.
r'elur'ua-d
through the south and New Jersey.
\istliuz: 111 11111 home of her aunt 11111‘
' uncle,
15.1lt.1::1' for about 11111111pl1m.
3 \'.'11k
, slrt'el.
lllutli' l
Villltll Smell 111 roll 11.11111 .‘l'11li1.5 l!
l21l1.5'
lull l'.-.~
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lur'vd in 1111
Tl" ':lllt‘t‘ ol' llu'
Leighton Bishop has joined the
Mrs Paul Recital] is entertaining
Mrs. Gilbert baa returned from a
i '.'.
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Miss Seymour of Grove street hasIg':
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Mrs. 1311111111111 has left for Pleasant-
. where the will Friend the
new;
lelulives have bH'll vi. iliug at the
Thomas Ryan 1 1 Railroad
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2w. 1»
3101.511 11.. s
.5 por-
llr'prl'st'rrt '1tiv 1 itobt ."l
:7; .119“; 5'.
111-5. Jolr'l 11. “'t‘t'il i in .1 more i
better starto ol‘ lli‘Hllll, although by I
5111) nil-ans well. A."
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Miss Harris! .‘l‘.1:'pl.1 i: sprudin
1‘2
vacation with friends and
Azu' .‘5
':'”‘é -'
lilies in'll 'rl'e oi (‘critlr' school “1112'?
arendl'.‘ 1'. ill '.1-"' 11119121111 .111 1111' ’i,
homo in Summit, N. .l. .
— ‘ 1'1
Miss Hill of " '11 1111.1-11 who has '1'
been slaving with Mrs. George Mc- ,.
Kendr'y has returned to her homo. Ii”?
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'23..
Mr. and .1115. William Polo-1' hai’e
l'mlitrlhI-lr' extended visit
Gas Renae 1111111111 Intellect
01.55.21 Cy» 5%...ch " rm:-
This model is the finest we any i m and cannot 1111
improved on for general convenienol d usefulness.
.OUR LIBERAL OFFER
Wewfllmtal‘ ”his finefias'
Range for $5 with order, ‘thl
balance in he paid or monthly ,
remark of 55 e361.
NINE 310151133 TO PAY.
Thrs‘ m gives a customer
plenty of lime to pay hi" the
new range without incenvcn-'
ience or trouble.
The pub is $48.51) and at
this price titre: range is a bare,
gain.
a,
REMEMBER—AN AUTOMATIC LIGHTER FREE
VJITH 1917 RANGF S.
The Unit 1211 E: eclric 1151113111 Rater Co.
PHONE 1683 117 wan. STREEJ‘
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illness.
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and insulin-d his N1-
llar'le .l'illvd‘hlll’tli of Trvl'r'yloun i.5
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and Mrs. Frank l-lberlravdf. 2
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Ncwhul!
was the
Keith
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home of lbs, hairs Schmidt, La
pview asexual, Wedrmday afteruoo
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many thrilling scenes and
. Fiske O’Hara. in,”His Heart's Dcsirc,’
only, Thursday, April 12th.
. Fireman."
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bed' 1:. motel): to rteiil ' wit it Si. or:
covers. ,E'ieiti 1c: 1".- alarm: house
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