yawn. T ues.. Wed.
V 2 Shows Daily—Matinee 2:15. Eve. 713m
7—Acts of Big TimeVVaudeville and Pictures .
CARL DAMON TROUPE WHITE, MULLALEY
. . ,, AND ITE
European Rlsley and Per- Singing and ”mag
pendicular Pole Artists' Dandies
BURKE, TOUHEY & Co., Presenting a Comedy Skit,
“CASEY'S VISIT ”
NEULASCO 81 HURLEY ARMSTRONG & FORD
Variety Artists The Johnny and the Cop
ALEXANDER- PATTY, the Upside Down Genius. Late
of the Ringling Bros’. Circus and the Original Man
Walking Down Stairs on His Head
WM. LOCUST & CO. in a Great Comedy Skit.
The Pathe Weekly, “Patria.” Sidney-Drew Comedy, Max
Linder 1n His Latest Comedy. “Max's Divorce," the
n gotten Holmes Travel Pictures and Several Other
, ees
. PRICES—Matinee. all seats 20:
Evening . ........... : ..... 15c, 20c, 30c
All Seats Reserved for the Evening Seats Now Selling at
the bx Office.
COMING THURSDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK IN “SAPHO.”
’ ‘ 112th
I ' PALACE PICTURES
5.
Regent Theatre
Tonight
The Triangle Film Co.
Presents
William s. can ., in
“The Gun Fighter”
And the Third Episode of
“THE RAILROAD
RAIDERS”
to writca
man himself.
of the. expression,
gained a flash of the deep
five reels of burning indignation. hat 'Vambll‘e roles during most of her car- The managers of both theatres are
. “f1. and self accusation. 9" as a moving picture actress Nat- throwing slides upon ‘the screen
1 ‘I """‘ 1 Personally he ‘5 11 smiling. 5"”! urally she was elected for the vam-
- Next Week
Monday, Tuesday and
. Wednesda'y
l 7 Big Star Acts -7
of Vaudeville
And Pictures
iisfahtmy to Producer lnco.
of scenes for this production that
'111111.
An Extraordinary Great. Bill
of Artists Will Appear
Popular Prices As Usual !
PALACE oc'rs nkcnurrs
Patriotic Tableaux Offered
Vaudeville Show Stimulates
Enlistments—Repeat-
ed Today
Palace Theatr
Home of Best Vaudeville and 1
Feature Pictures
TONIGHT
' 6 :45 and g O‘Clock
pected that after tonight's
.111" have been signed for duty.
Featuring Company of Nine
and the Non-Commissioned
Officers of the
NEW HAVEN BLUES
'BIy special arrangement the
military parade will not move
until the Palace first show is
over and the Palace "second
show will not Start until the
parade has finished. See either
show and the parade _
" -and'— .’
BLANCHIE SWEET
V . “UNRROTECTED”
Monday—Alice Brady
" "‘The Dancer’s Peril.” _
Tuesday—Edith Storey and.
Antonio Mereno 1n “Alladin
of Broadway" and seventh
episode of “The 'Secret
Kingdom.”
Wednesday—Marjorie Rama
beau 1n “MOTHERHOOD”
1t?
‘\ Mothers Are Careless
less, nervous and all out of sorts.
el
l 11nd clogged intestines.
11111 lllllllllifjf
the Regent Tonight 3
‘WVi'lting and (11111131111111; 9. picture
ory for Bill Hart requires more than
,- knowledge. of plot construction and
the world.
I
Tdangleéksy IBee drama of ‘11: western stomachs gently and thoroughly.
"For months I have conversed with :in
Bill nearly every day." continues the chapter
author. “and a close observance of his
versatile face is responsible for "The
Gun Fighter. " Sometimes I would pur-
posely cross him to'bring out a hint
and once I had
tensity Vampire Does Her First Act of Char.
back of the Hort scowl i had only to
turn lny imagination loose in picture
*he man, but when he begins producing
a story be mentally llVes the part up
in the last scene has been tagged sat.
There
were. times as I watched the filming
I
issued 1 had created a Frankenstein
and invented it with the sinister face
.of whom was once bin hearted Bill
"i knew the man and how certain
situations affected him. but never tori .11 have been playing vampires so
a moment had I figured he would long .. says Miss Green. "that “.0..th
so act the part as to make 1110 fear.
With
The Palace Theatre is doing its bit'
to help recruiting for the Six Com Iall night and retain the roses in her
pally which need fifty new members
As the result of the interest which .Iful vampire. 0m, must look young and
has been aroused eight enlistmellts !11t1'.1nctlve jug. the mm... on those who
were secured yesterday and it is ex
demon-
stration the entire number deslnedl
A
patriotic tableaux followed “Harvest
Time." the 11111 vaudeville act at the
ly received Members of the act as- next Monday with a matinee, and it
sembled for the sViVnging of “The Star I: looked forward to with great fav-
Spangled Banner which Arnerican or as this bill of artists will surpass
flags served as the. drop for the 'any other show that has played the
llllllllfll Nill Al filliil
Children are not to blame when the coming week The program in
cross, fever-1511,11.” eating right Bleep made up of such artists as The Carl
If Damon Troupe 6 European rillsley and .
'mo’llt‘ls are on the job and notice the perpendicular pol‘e artists which cer-
llttle daugel signals, they will find Itainly will be something that has new
the tongue coated and the breath hot or been shown in Norwallr before.
and ”lid a 5“” Sign of overworked Then the White Mullaléy &V White
and ‘03de “Cid stomachs. indigestion Trio in singing and dancing and in.
This condition can be stopped ih a gle double and triple piano playing.
few hours with a good dose of a sim‘ which certainly will be a hit. Neu-
ple old remedy that has been handed lasco & Hurley, the great Variety
.down for generations in 1116111111111 of Artists introducing singling.
families, "Mrs Winslow's Soothing accordion and slight of hand perfor- ,
Syrup.” a harmless but sure laxative mances; Wm. Locust & 00.. -Who “'9‘
W which a mother worked out and used sent a. very clever comedy 839W”:
' 'I . I rher children and grandchildren Armstrong & Ford presenting “1°
L111eall good things which have 111111111 1m. Johnny and the Col».
beginnings it spread to all the neigh-
V I, ’ born and still it grow until now you
no "‘8. Hart in "The Gun Fighter" at canlget it 111' any good drug store in they introduce ll'l
Millions of mothomoday swear by
"Mrs. Winslows Soothing Sail-up" and under Patty the upside 116me
, the children love it. they like‘ the and a late feature 1111.11 0
phot'oplay technique." says Monte M. taste and it heals, kills cramps, swoet- Bros Circus and the o .
flatteriohn,\tho author of the latest one and cleanses their soul- little original man walking do‘ I.
‘ : ibis head. The plctflréfl that *1“ W by Charles M. 1111111111. 111111 11111111 8m
chance, mo- :shownI will be the Pa I
'lotaue. in connection with 101113111”:
NAVY NEED. RECRUH’S.
.—
5 program the full eta! of non com-
111111111an ulcers of the New Haven
1Blues will offer an interesting and
clever drill program. The Palace’
Theatre arrangements are sucl! that
.the parade will not reach the theatre -
luntil the first show is out and the
[second show will not start until the”
parade display is all over. Persons
desiring to attend either performance
jmsy witness the whole military pro-
lgram outside of the theatre without
changing any plans. The vaudeville
program which made a hit Thursday
‘was onered again‘last night and a
capacity house enjoyed the show. To-
;dsy’s picture feature will 'be Blanche
ISweet in “Unprotected" and the
I~Pathe Hearst weekly featuring the
mobilization movements.
Here.
Ncrwalk is not doing her share
men needed from Connecticut for the
United States Navy. Men who are
Willing to join the service have, in a
'count of physical disabilities.
not offering their services as they
should.
I Chief Electrician
0115 campaign for the past week at
the city hall. room live. He has pla-
carded the towadiall with posters and
fellows.
is mbst certainly not his fault that
——.—-——
Marjorie Rambeau
erhood '
"' MN“ recruits for the send“-
Only one man enlisted this week.
- IProgram For Next Week includes: Norwalk is falling down in obtaining
.. 1 The Palace pictule program for the Several others huVe applied but have
coming week is a strong combination 'been turned down because of physical
of star attractions. On Monday. disabilities. Local business men have
All“ Brady “’1” play the World 3‘3' laided with one exception. Electrician
Ivious- psychological stories. not exclud dy presentation of “The Dancers Per- lStuart in every possible way, but re-
ing “The Patriot. " or “The Aryan " ln ll "
the words of the star. “it is so realis Antonio Illloreno will he starred
tie that it is uncanny." And this story the Vllai‘fral)
explains Katterlohn's statement that "“111le Of BPOEdWflY.” with the 66"-
good photoplay for Hart enfh EDIEOGG 0f
requires 11 close acquaintance with the dom " Wednesday a program will be
On Tuesday Edith Storey and Lnulls have not been what they should
in have been. .
blue ribbon special, There is one firm in Revvayton. the
manager of which was so unpntrfdlic
as to refuse to place navy posters in
the windows of the store. it is likely
that dire results will follow for the
Navy Department will
cated with about the lncldent. It is
more than probable 111111 11 1111 name!
'.. ., ___... of the store was given out.
PATRM'- AT THE REGENT MON would lose some of its trade as people
. DAV in times like these are not smiling on
”*— the unpalriotic than or man.
A number of large posters have
been received from the Navy Depart-
ment and placed throughout the city.
“The ,Secret King-
a presentation of Marjorie Rambeau
"Motherhood." and the second
of E. K. Lincoln's serial,
"‘Jimmy Dale Alias The Grey Seal ” .
V lty
Dorothy Green has been playing
each performance.
plre part in “Patric." lnternntlonal's
serial okrovnancc and patriotism. re-
leased by Pntlle, in which Mrs. Ver» '
non Castle is- the star. In "91111111,"; Billy Sunday. now conducting one
the ith eplfiode of which will be 101' his whirlwind: evangelistic cam
seen at the Regent Theatre. Monday, 11mg“; m Nesv.l’ork, is going to
for the first time in her film career. yum-1mm, He made a definite prom
she does A really 800d deed when 8h“ glue to nearly 100 clergyman. manufac-
saves Pntria from a watery 81th?— Ilurers and others from that city re
;Blll even in doing.r this kindly ncl. 'cently when they appeared before
wiLL Vlsn' HARTFORD
”a“
I I If You Keep House You Should Have a Gas Ran“
Only Ono Man Enlisted ”It. Wodt,‘ i.
Despite Hard Work of Oll'lcero ' .
toward furnishing the five hundred‘
number of cases been rejected on no ',
Young'
fellows in the best of condition are l.
Frederick SH;
Stuart has been conducting a vigor "
has talked with a great many younge
And still they hold back.1ltl
be communl- ‘
Youmuotusefuelolmeautforyourgenualeoolhgand as is, without doubt, the
moot convenient and practical of any.
no excuse 110w.
lithereisgaoonyour street, you can enjoy the
many comforts of a modern gas range at a very amt!
expense .I ’ 1 ‘ l.
OUR EASY PAYMENT PLANI
Allows you to install your gas range by paying 5: with
order, balance 32 monthly.
“Una—3.... 11.....- ‘-
If you are not using gas, or if your gas range is old 1
and unserviceable, why not consult us about a new
1917 “Vulcan" Range?
shook] be secured of workmen w 1.
wish to grow gardens bullock ill!
necessary land.
With both children and adults {It IV
inventory should be made of availabhr
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St., 80. Norwalk
4. The above data. should be .
.- seated and a committee appointed M
can You Beat It? arrange means whereby an adequat!
supply of seeds may be secured ‘.
- meet the situation and to arrange fix"
.21;er :98! CBlflfftcr .. . . .1. ....... . .............. Vgt 3: its sale at the lowest possible pf'i ,
cry e“ o e?"”""""""""”""'". ¢ . " 5. Supervisors shouldbehlred.
Frau Egg! o c o s o o e o v o o o no o o o' o o 1 . .' ............ 35¢Idoz. least one 'supervlsior for each m
VeryBestTea..........._... .................. .24¢ib.
. Mixed, 001011; or English Breakfast
Sperrydr Barnec' Shoulders ......... . 22¢ lb.
zoSunkishO/ranges
RedMarrow Beans........... ‘ "
. ‘ What prices do you pay?
Sillllllllll llllllllllllis
f0li flMlllI
(Continued from First Page.)
gardens.
These supervisors can be secumfi
for from $90 to $125 per month.
Supervisors should be assigned t."
the various sections of the city.
The work of paid supervisors may
and should be supplemented by. thQ.
work of volunteer supervisors.
Means should be devised of secur-
in; these volunteer supervisors. 1111c
only those should be accepted who
are qualified.
7. The Falrfleld County Farm
reau will undertake, if adequate
nnncial support’is provided to
HENRY FORD lN NOVA SCOTIA
HALIFAX. N. 8.. April 28-Henry
PM the Detroit automobile manu-
facturer. arrived hgre today, hecom~
panied by several other Americans.
Beyond saying that. the parly had A. Selfd garden instruc'tlons to all
come on an important mission, M" enrolled in this work from 'time to
Ford declined to discuss the reasons ltlme throughout the season.
for the visit. 13. To provide a supervising and of"
ganlzing expert for the county. 31
C. To furnish the press periodical"
with all the information nécessany to
the carrying on of these gardens. tip"
same to be published in n definite cal;—
nmn.
mw11~
—.—..
lof control has Jpr'ovidpd munioiml
and town officials with npplicntlon'
blanks do be filled out by depend-
ents. The State Boald also has sent
to the municipal and town authorities
lisls of soldiers 111110 have dependents
and the names of the dependents.
THE SCHOOLS musr coopslu'rsl
__‘__“ 0
IA Place For Every Teacher in Pre-
paredness Campaign. Strong
Committees Necelsary
she has an ulterior motive him by appointment ln his home on
Northern avenue. New York. and ask-
ed him to Hell Hartford and to name
fa time when he would come.
1- "i will be glad to go to Hartford
and fight (icd‘s enemies." he replied.
fund. after a short consultation. he
said that he would so to Hartford
in the fall of 1918. or soon after-
iwurds. It is probable that he will
lbe ill Hartford either the latter part
of October and through November.
1918, or alter April 1. 1919. He 111111
declared that he will never again con
duct a religious campaign. just pre
vlous to .tho Christmas holidays as
he did ln'lloston.
1l-lartford's delegation to i1‘1tervlew
the evangelist included represents
lives of big business houses and Pro-
testant churches. Ralph 0. Wells. the
picture patrons naturally associate me
with sucl port's. Often I wonder what
lthey thin of me in private life; I
ghop‘e they understand that off the
stage. I am just-1m ordinary young
woman who spends all of her spare
moments at home.
“Broadway and the bright lights do
inot appeal to me A girl cannot dance
cheeks And in order to 111 a sucodss-
".~pl y lilo sweet. loving young women in
. the picture plays.“ 1
A Great Show of Artists to Appear
At The Regent Starting Mon-
day Next
FIVE ACTS VAUDEVILLE . A most carefully selected troupe of 'pr‘esldent of! the Federation of
Wi th Palace Theatre yesterday afternoon vaudeville artists will make their 1111- Churches, was chairman of the dole
PATRIOTIC T ABLE AUX‘ 'ond last night. and was enthu‘sinsticai- ipearance at this playhouse beginning gallon. .
ADVERTISED LETTERS
‘For week ending April ‘28. 1917.
James V. Barry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chase.
Viola Colugriotra.
Mrs. Mac Demuth.
R. G. Farrell.
Miss Pearl Gsy.
H. G. Hotchkiss.
John Miller.
Miss Florehcc Montgomery.
Mrs. J. K. Myers.
Peter Norberg
Mrs. E. M. Wallis.
_.M J. HOWARD, P. M.
the prevailing business that the last
two shows did at this house it is
111150 looked forward to breaking the
r heard for business with this great
Ibill booked for the first three days of g
South Norwalk. Conn.
List of unclaimed letters advertised.
for the week ending. :Aprll 28,1917:
Fdirtleld Floral Co.
. The Globe Automatic Sprinkler Co.
IT. M. Lloyd.
Miss. Lizzie Miller.
Mono'Pk'g.’ Co.-V
‘ Mary. L; Parks.
Pelee & Caplain ‘
“Fred Bayrnond c-o lire. H. Cock-
IIuH C. Stone.
Al. Turner. 2644\Main street.
Uncle Jerry Tailoring Dept
ANDREW LEA'RY. P. M.
lroduclng their novelty not doing sins
dancing.
the Burke.
offering a comedy 11111
in which .
Touhey a 00..
entitled. “Casey's V Visit,” .
l
Reel dancing and~tho other
will complete this great ill .
resentatlve was take
“19 _Weekly. lVber of commerce V
\
A representative of a Non?- "York
concern engaged in the manufacture 0‘ 50mm“ with dependents.
,. of textiles was in Norwalk yesterday .dlers would be discharged. Now .it
. no the purpose of 1119111111; ’ovie'r sites “Dem-8'11,“ men with‘ dependents
, for a factory in thisto‘vm. Thé rep- are not to be discharged wholesale.
bout the Volta
When the applicam for a “mm This war will be. won by food and
t ct 01.111111111111111
tlon allowance flies on application' Ships. We ran all do our part for the D‘ To properly ins ru 1
'
”hi“ “'i" be compared with the listlcountr' and the world if we will grow visors in their duties. .
Iscnt out of the stale Board of Con- {.00d 3 i E. To give all supervisors Meats:
t'ol if the comparison proves the. 7 . instructions in home canning in o . "
correctness ol the application the’ The extent to which the schools can that they may properly teach cannlnt
name will go to the State Board; ‘rwoopernle in the campaign for vacant methods thus. conserving as “r N
which will delernlln cine amount to hp lot and back yard planting wmi lbl all food. V ‘
pa The Board will detelmlnc the brought out in 11 conference held poss P . ' '
1:":12'12.121.12.131" c.1111 .. M... We ,
r. der of this work pointed
cities will then make Weekly pay.- the. stale lea
ments to the dependents so long “5 'ont various possible phaSes of this A !
the soldier remains in active service. cooperation l
and will make 11-11011 quartelly to the; He said that throuch the teachers“
stale Board of Control inventories could be made of boys and, They Are Recommending “Neutron“.
The portion of the not vl’lllcll states 5‘ ‘ Prescription 99" '
‘who ate dependents lend 3'follous; girls who wish to take up this work They have used “Neutrone Preset!!!-
“A dependent Wm" .ne meaning that the teachers should make them i 9Q" d hel m d chin we“
“I ‘th act. means ' ' .001] relative ofl selves familiar with gardening and be ‘0" ' an ‘ r e a 5' _
11 component . . M. or the “its ofVl g 1 ill entl lsnollen joints and muscles have dung:
able to (it cuss it inc 3 y .
.. Connecticu' ”Oldie“ Who at t 9? it was planned in this town to have‘- appeared. what a relief after an“
“(a)"! St installing 0: such 8?”in 11113: the cleflcal work 01' the to in Super- long weeks of suffering and ““39"“.
.1 1V in or) new cc is no on y an ‘ u
solely dependent on such soldier foxivisor done by the commercial depart- l “Neutrons PrescriptiondI99 cam”
special aid and' maintenance" 1 ment of the high school to have the all rheumatic poisons ‘0 ssppear
The provision as to l'lllounncc lends; gardens measured. and the garden purifying the ”006 makins it #3 ”A.
“s'léflllzi‘xtion l‘llonances shall be . plans drawn under the supervision of It‘ll: 1:383:31 2;th: 23d Eat a .500!
o
paid on a basis of not more than szolthe drawing instructor, to have thcl0 $1 both and ifsure your share of
per month to the wife of, such a needs measured or 11-- ighed out, pinc r e i . ,
soldier, and not more than $6 per *ed in envelopes and properly lnhcled life's comfort and happ nose. Malt
month for each minor child undol 16 by the school children. lorders filled on $1 sine. "
Vila? arch“ i111“? sompll ”O“? E If communities cannot buy seeds in: For sale in South Norwalk by 31
e 511 so e1 are on ler wi e ‘ -—Adv.
or child 11111 shall have actually and packages they may 1-,; able to buy 1‘ mad
solely dependent upon him "' i * them in bulk The Comslock Ferry
a fatherI 2r brothellfI "d '4‘ (gr moth ICompany of \l ethersfield reports
or or 53 er so see 5’ open ent.or1 . n fill all or-
.‘if such soldier shall have father or “that they believe “WY cn
FOR SATURDAY
hell): HOSIERY ‘
brother or mother or sister dependent d9" but that they cannOl secure
on him in addition to a wife or chuaito put their seeds Jn packages Here SPRING UNDERWEAR
or children or 110111.11 shall be within is a chance to hell) on the labor prov CHAMOISETTE GLOVES
LADIES’ WAISTS
MISSES’ MIDDIES I .«
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
. BOES’ BLOUSES II
‘ BOYS’ SUITS -‘ '
BRASSIERES .. ‘25s and 501'; I
CORSETS 60c toI $3.09 _.
GO TO
1.111121111111111 .& son V
the discretion of the board to pay
to such dependeni- or dependents.
* ‘Il‘ * allow‘allces to 'wife or chil
dren " t“ * provided no allowance
paid to all the dependents of one so!-
dler 1‘ " * shall amount in the ag'
gregate to more than $5th per month:
and provided no person shall receive
a separation ullovyance as the depend-
out of more than one soldier. ”
Allowances are to be distri uted
lbrbugh departments of charity ere.
ly as a mater of convenience and ex-
pedition.
Some confusion with reference to
the act has been caused by‘ the atti-
tude of the War Department. The
Connecticut not is inoperative when
ever the Federal government pays '11]-
lowances canal in amount to these
provided under the state act. At flrst1
it was not' known whether federal a]
lowancc‘swele to be paid or not.
Then doubt most: as to the status
Al One
time it wasv expedied that such sol-
lem. Buy in bulk and let the school"
children put up the packages. and en-
velopeu.
School teachers who know garden;
111g can serve in no better way than
by volunteering to their local com-
mittee to superviseI plots Many
oeuchers are doing this . -
.Stronp Committees Are Necessary
No communities can hope to carry
out this work Successfully without
srtong committas.
The following plan of procedure has
been prepared: _V
1 The cooperation of the school an-'
thorltles should .be secured and the
name of every boy or girl who wishes
to grow ‘11 garden. in his or her back
yard should be secured A statement
of the parents consent and size of theI .
plot should be secured also. ‘ ,. 1' .
2. A. committee, should be appointed
or other means devised to inventory
the land available for gardens rent
but. will remain in the service ex‘
cent in unusual cases and the federal
" blush
, ', ed to secure the names
- ' men not acquainted with
Norwalk Chronicler