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11ml: cousa' 12’ Day” means a large sav1ng to you to this store. we 1.... 1m. .. sews...
“BROADWAY JONES" stun has panelled that the trail ‘1}
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"Broadway Joutr" this season. 135 mu BIBS ' __________________ . . ... .. . . . . . ............ ”.00 mwulilinilvd, which is not the tact
FISKB onana oncnrzs'rns $ TBOU ‘ . , '. as the business is being carried on 3° make ‘70“ “We“ meleie- Y0“ WNW get the m0!“
Imam“ why “”5 ”chest” New read the next two items and don t hesitate, because there are not many 01 "um my Um”, Mu,” 111111111 m mm economical results from your gas range if you find it neces-
will. furnish the music at the Re- them. I!" "W “Wm” ' 1: fight: £115; figmomdsfiplaufih hotthwater. Coal. is :1:
gent. ‘ 3‘ 1 1. 3 1;, - 1 - '5?! 8 g e summer 1110!:
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, FRIDAY LADIES' “CROSS" GLOVES ........................ $1.06 w'um'm ”“11",”ka 3mm. ,5 .111. th :0 i“. ULEAN” GASt KATE? HEdATER connected to
. Marguerite man; in LE AT ....... 1.00 ”m mm, for me, season, k e 1er ma es you en lre y in epen ent. of the hot coal 7
“THE VALENTINE Gllll." . V311: sggltm’sggl' FOLDS, HAND BAGS‘ MUSIC ROLLS’ ETC. ' ' ' 3 ”on,“ u a” ha‘ hum 0mm toI . range and allows you to enjoyacool, comfortable kitchen
W I H n . 0 [he Dario“ “0an Gum-d5 {3' an out- {I WILL YOU PAY $1.00 PER MONTH FOR THIS WON.
>g -_- —_ LION COLLARS ............................. . ........... . ........ . . . . . 8 for $1.00 (1001 drill ground-the Leemer prOper R DERFUL CONVENIENCE? i
1 65c NBCKWEAR ....................... . ................................ 2 for $1.00 '1' on Leroy avenue. which may be .1, $16. gepfiiéz to insstall one of these Gas Water Heaters for '
used, since the present drill ground , BLE 1 00 PER MONTH NO MONEY WITH
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Palace Theatre ' quite a distallCe from the (-Pnter o! . ’ We advise you to take advantage of this offer immeJ ,
I . . 3‘ ' the town. ‘I diately.
Home of Best Vaudeville and I . Somecot the isniichierous Schoolboy: , T . . . ‘ t
' at tile enter 1c 00 paye a print I ~
Feature Plcmres I fir which many of the residents of the}? he Unl‘ed Elecnlc nghl
town are not disposed to excuse my
ITODAY ’ .e these days of stirring patriotism!
Fox Film Corp. Presents I . . . Some time. dunng Wednesday, tlleyl . and waler C01 4 .
STUART HOLMES ' ' ose aVlS managed to unfasten one of the win; .. . . ' .. ._
as dow catches in the manual training: 1% . ‘1... “I” a, ,. .. 5 _ fly .. ‘ _. .. ‘-
. . room in the basement, and by thBtI ’ ’ m " " " ' W' 3'" "a” ‘I
“THE DERELICT" . a. ,
I ’ means gained entrance to the building «—~4 5..“ —_ ,
- '. I Wednesday night, and made their way I ,
ThursdaY. Friday and Saturday 85 wasmnmon SI. 80. N0rwa|k to the room at the window of which rill-man...
the halyards of the flagpoles are {115- ' 4,
two Acts Vaudeville. ‘ ; . 122211211"; 32:;1 Saturday N ighi
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And Pictures T =Ashort lose ends dangling from the”
Cleo Ridgletflaggsgéfi’ 9 R” . ' I program has been selected with a pulley, and um“ until some One. 2‘
“THE {'ELLOWPAP:C“VN'PH l I I IVICW 0f pleaflng Do”! ”1039 Who are climbs the pole 01' the later is 10“"? i ' A! The A rmor ' .
, , ‘ Iihtcrested in music from the stand- ' ered. so that a new rope may “HI 0
FRIDAY STUART HOLMES AT PALACE I gpoint of a critic and also those who threaded through the pulley, tlle‘ ‘
‘ .. . ' ' ' inted with the technique of .. 1 d ll 1; has 1' "‘
Clala lembnll houng in ' I a1e M qua school 5 flan cannot {5 a -‘ a It ' o o ' ,
“CAMILLEM Plays Fox Feature, “The Derelict") ”‘9 art Ileen the custom SIM!l the DUI? “315m Blg vandevflle Entertalfiment
__ . . Today—Clara Kimball yéung I Mrs. Smith will sing a group of 11l~’d some months ago I B C .
, Friday . gSchubert songs with orchestlal ac _-,___-_,___ __.- , ° ‘
SAT D l ' . I '
Pauline gfideArick q: . Stuart Holmes has long been 11 luv-I ICCHIWHIHN'XII fuIIUWI‘d by a Smut? Oil RED CROSS BENEFIT 5.; Y 0’ D! 20d Reglment! (“ N' G'
. , , ‘ c ' ‘ '," orile of picture patrons and cpccialiy I-IIhr1 I“ “(mg-'- Th“ 0‘1“" ”IONS to“ M ...- . "I ~ '
‘I‘tAINILT :1 < 1 C" I a I I "
T1 05‘ THE “ll D8 those who have followed the Fox lend] ”‘9 melting “I" be “has hugenle Company D 0‘ New Haven, ‘0 Give I For The BCDBflt 0f Norw alk
—5_..__
i'Rulnmlcl, (‘llalles Sterling and Fwd I Entertainment In the Armory I
trick _\lu1pl1y. Titequintette will 111- For the benefit of the .\'or1\alk
so gi1e selections (‘hapier oi the American Red Cross
‘ The 11102111111 of the contort which 50ml“. MW) l) of New litren.
:15 mm” the auspices 0f the music 11ill present a bit: vaudeville show
‘00lllllllllt‘0 of the church, is as {01"511turd11 0“,“ng in 111: Norwalk 11'-
' ttures. He has played numerous lm-I
MAP 21 an 22 Iportant roles, especially with Thedxl'
“Jgeiifdflflle Furrar as." IvBara and won such recognition lhatI
‘ ‘ {E “ OMA‘N Ihe. has been 11 star of the conipany".~li
as Icast for some time. In "The Dore-I
lict" which he plays at the PalaceI
Chapter
AMERICAN RED CROSS.
5 ,4“ i1'5.:, m
CONCERT Theatre this afternoon and twice to-I IIOW-‘i ' :lllill". 'Ihe affair piomists to be me It Hear the Company Quartet
night. Holmes appears in 11 role that l. 1111 l’NludP—Slunlt‘ko of meat interest and it IS expened i .
I Ply,l1e11bl.1' bortrays. In connection with B d (bl Ilerceusc—Erkki Melm'lin 111111 a recent croud will be on hand & See the Company Dnll
. . .lhis on featule for today‘ s lnogl'nt11,‘“ "03 Way Jones" Will Be Shown at Quintetle tn witness 1111 Det'foimnnco Music
MN” Franklin Irvmg Smith 11 new episode of Jimmy Dale ill ‘The the Regent Theatre TONE“ and To 3 .llonmnce 11ml Bolero—Dnncla I111“ be furnished by the 1-10111111111 or 8 Hear the Company Cheer
ASSISlCiI By (‘t'cy Seal" will be shown This ser Imorrow. elm-"19° and N1ght.\iiss Eugenie Rummler tllcslrn ,nntl members of the (on1111n1I4 See the Setting Up Drill
The Hopson Quintette i111 has attracted unexpected otten- .. ~~- '1 3 (a) Revelic Du Scir—Snlnt Shout will be palticipunts in the shou. The II-
, . Ition in \‘orwalk and is now being [01- mp”) ”or-I 0f rapid “(”0“ “I‘d 1‘“ I1 XIII‘II“ ““1 :1 sum? tlcerlenucl proceeds of the eulultninment will 0 ADMISSION , . _ _ .. ......'......... ' .. . _ . .. 106 FOR ALL ..
Fnday Evemng’ May 18th' 1917 lowed by INDY IN‘ODI" in all DMIS 0* man interest, 11 “mm! 'I‘OFI’“ “ II” Gavotte—Bach Ibo t'ulned over to the 10( ul bluncll o' 11, » . H . I
At 8 P. M. the city. llucll episode is cunpletegco‘lgfin DIOdIII'Imn- QUKDIEII‘? l ( ) the Red Cross Society of A11111ri111.I‘Dan°mg MUSIC by 00- D OYChGStl‘a .
- - and none of the enjoyment is lOSt toI '9“ “WIMP“ “I ”I" 0‘30"“ ‘I 4- I'll 591mm“ (1” AV“ P aria. c llnncln will be enjoyed until mid \ _. ’ I. ‘
At South Norwltlllk Congregatlonal mom ““01”“ not seen the pans a1- Cohan Them” on momma." son“): non Sonwswubm night. it IIC FILL THE ARMORY ENTIRE PROCEEDS GO TO
. C lll'Gh lead) shown. three years 11go,“Broatlw21y Jones“!\1r.s Franklin lrving Smith I The program will be as follows: 1”.
Admtsston 35 Cents m immediately proved itself the biggest 5.}lcjrc Kati—Jello Iiubay I Curtain 8:00 p. m. I".
‘v " ' THE PALACE TOMORROW 1’09“”? SW00” “1 Which “*1 Cohan Fmderlrk Mum“) I 1. Rel‘llle—Bugler Donizrtl. ‘I'i Norwalk Chapter
ever appeared, as well as the hit of! 6. (11) Cantabile from Samson and 2‘ Company Cheer. I
Eggs Are Cheap NOW! New Vaudeville Engagement That Sur the entire ”WI“ “'1‘! season he DIIIIIlI~SMM Sacns - I 3. 111111111111 of Art. 1:.1' 2’? counts— Iii AMERICANRED CROSS (‘
Passes Previous Efforts. Par. guegtly sofifhtnh) motion pitcltine two-I (MGM Otto—go: s‘e 0‘ t Entire Compunl. I x ..
moon and World Pic- uc re 11' lo . success, is soly unee '."—Com nnv D unrtet. ..., w 5 ., 55. 5..» \w 5..
Buy some Water Glass Egg 3 t tureo . presents an admirable screen subject; 7. (a) June—\Vfllelly I I 3:11:33“; Four-Eta.) 112111111 Of‘guzsug ”new 15%; &;M..:35Qa.55
grime: and PM some down ffIII The Palace Theatle will tomorrow'f‘lfd with gem“ M' Cohan I" ”‘9 or-' (bi Middle (by ”questl—Tllayer ' Arms (b) Setting UP “News” (“I Rf.“ I _____,._. “-2 ‘P ~H ' "
x m er. dQuar clan, 3°C' M [present an extraordinary 1a11deville mm“ “MIMI“. ““0““ more titan Mrs. Franklin Irving Smith IManunl of the Buymm (d) Bu“ 5 Donegdn ‘ Ipany quartet. n
‘ Qfiiiegvzhls 02. F111 directions bill of five acts Special mention may duplicate I” “‘13“ DDPUIMIU' a1110119 S. (niltndnnte—Ha‘yden Manual Rifle Drill. 9~ BUCK Vimd Wing—Private be“. 13‘ (30me Skit—"The Army 5001»
”I“ a cam be made of "The Four Wanderer’.s.' patrons 0f high-01355 ”WW” I (biSCt‘ne d9 ‘BaIIEI‘NBm I 6. Quartet—From Here to Shang' Millie. Itor."
.4 I 1 . ""_‘ PI: 3 acompany that holds afirst place asI __.._____..____. I Charles Sterling 1m. 10. Dialogue—Denim?! and Re)" 13 Company Song "Redhght" 1;.
vaudeville entertainers The picturei AT THE REGENT FRIDAY i 9.(aiM910dI'—’K”9319" I 7. Recitation—Corp. Reynolds. holds. Ientira company '
H. A. MEAD feflllll‘e {01‘ tomorrow will be CIEOI ———_ iu’nhmgaflm Dance No, 1~Brnhms I 8. Infantry Bugle CallsL—Bugler “'l‘ll Build a Bungalow"'-Com-- '
i ' D 7 g Ridgeley and wallace Reid in “TheI Marquerue cIiark in one Of HiernBCStI . Qu‘nteue I“ I, “PI F..- [alt/fir," I ’n'alfi/ I
mggisv Yellow awn." Clara 'Kimball YoungI ImPI°::'°3v“:I‘° Vlallenitinehslrl 1- Mlss Sully Sherwood Bet s 11 1 I m :t=>=:=:::=>:t:t:>:\: -\:t:::>:;:t‘t:t:"1‘::> \‘\‘\“‘\‘\‘\“‘\:‘:\:
8 North Main 5‘ will play “Camille’ on Friday and 011i “3 e 11 I9 81' W 0 S “0"” piano. . I , 1 -
Saturday Pauline Frederick will be seen her fflIher-‘M least “In“ bah-V" _...____._..——- i G t S methill Useful
So Norwalk Cf. '; starred in “Nanette of the Wllds." hood—coming to his home at last on 200 DOGS DISPOSED or I e 0 g
' ’ Geraldine Farrar will present "Joan I" to find 111111 so deeply engrossed mi Dog “ aldcn Thomas F. Walsh stat-
———~-5fl ' ‘- The Woman" next Monday" and his a gambling game With some confed-I ted today that since the outbreak of S O .
.day. 3 . crates that no attention is paid to the the robots in this city there have eCla ec1a
__ ‘Ilittle figule waiting by the door, This . been 200 dogs disposed of. and during ' p
~ .5 11 enhe campaign the warden has used
AT THE REGENT TONIGHTT is the ituatlon faced by lalguerit Iererv effort to suppress this disease in
Clark in the role of Marian Morgan in- '1,kind upright manner. taking the
lGeorge M. Cohan in His Great Ameri “The Valentine Gill," :1 ParamountIIime and expense to give {‘0 the dog
' can Play, “Broadway Jones" Ipictule produced by Famous Players owners “hat he felt was fair.
The widely heralded motion pictule and showing at the Regent Theatre Despite the fact that the warden has
debut of Gem ge M Cohan takes place Friday. “Which one of 1011 gentle- aC(‘Umllli‘lhi‘fl 11111611 during his term 0f
' - l 1 held the friendship of
at the Regent Theatre today and to-fmen is my lather?” at length comes 3:23? 029mg?” owners who have lost
I To WN SEN D morrow. “Broadway Jones" his ‘great-’ from the patient little girl. Startled theil canines. There is no time when
est stage success, affords him his in-'all the men rise to their feet but no information has been held back from
itial screen vehicle in which he is‘one answers. Then: "Which one of the public and results have been moat
' ‘ - u satisfactory as the result There have
supported by an excellent cast, includ- us would you like to be your father? been. of course a few exceptions when
Ball Bea on ing such well known film favorites as replies one, an elderly man with a people have refused to come out in
r' g Marguerite Show, of "The Million more kindly face. than the others. For the open. but these have been adjust.
Dollar Mystery" fame. Russell Bas- her reply and the unexpected develop- ed in a way best calculated to serve
sett, the veteran character actor of month which foIlow, see “The Valen- mgligtagitlifhmf 232:1: {hagglinany
‘ Law" M 0 many screen success, Crawford Kent tine Glr," on Friday. people willing to complain, were un-
* ; " wers and Ida Darling. I ‘ . willing to stand back of their com-
’ The story tells of a small townI RARE MUSICAL TREAT plaints, andhhe has founxdlotthers com-
vouth who secures a goodly lnheri- The music 10mg people of the Nor plainlng w 0 'Were v o a era 0 a
tance and journeys to the Great White walks are looking forward with much 139st“ “tent than those complamed . '
Way to "bum it up " Am” Various‘plealsum t0 the concert to be given Mr. Walsh is furnished with no
exciting experiences he finds that 1115 .next Friday evening in the downtown charge or expense account, the time
money has dwindled to nothing and Congregational Church by Mrs. Frank- he spends and the money he is forced
to pay out comes outvof fees paid. Peo- '
learns that there are many unpald. lin Irving Smith, director and soloist pi e are urged to make their complaints
bills to be met. After complications Of the church assisted by the HOD' In writing. or telephone. givlng their
involving a Ilch widow Whom he as“ . son Violin Quintette, composed of J. names, in order to facilitate the work
Albert D Morgan 'to marry, he turns. back to his homo‘ A Hanson. Miss Eugenie Rummler, of the warden.‘
. town and starts life anew. taking over Charles Sterling, Frederick Murphy, The local Oflltiialsh repel-1:11l 105113 ~
his father’ s chewing gum plant, where Harold Nash and Miss Sallir Bette, DI' I122; lig'iecllefilmvgvi‘t’h' “1‘1? iElliseztlfeflgtlitlx‘e
.new “Permit!” await him. Sparkling unlit had been no case or human rabies in ‘ ’
with a continuous series or humorous It will be seen from the names or this city; due. to the efforts of the wax»
situations, oflaet by various dramaticIthe above well known artists that a (1911- T1115. 00113159me 'that there .
scenes, this subject under the dlreo- moat. delightful evening Its assured "’9 105 ”1"“ “5‘ 1" the “I" ““3
itch or Joseph Kaufmanmresents ‘aIthossnw‘ho attend the musical. The glfikfifgent "PM ‘3 “mm“d ’°' ‘
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