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am. M COIIAN In
armour» Greatest Star
A I’huloAdoptnllon of His [test
and Funniest Play
“BROADWAY JONES"
Nu Advance in Prices.
FRIDAY
, Marguerite Clark in
“THE VALENTINE GIRL"
SATI'RDAY
' Wallam- Reid and Myrtle Stcdman
—-in——
“Till: PRISON \t'l’l‘llOl'T
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' And Sixth Episode of
' “THE RAILROAD RAIDERS"
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AT WI aeuur MIGHT
,uo‘glo We hum cm.- :- the
mom may. arm-u,
Jone"
In keeping hill: the progl'esoite
‘polwy of llt~ limatre, Manager Kantor.
Eat the Regent Theatre .luls M't‘ul‘t‘u
'tleorge M Cohen‘s- first photoplay, lo
ihe released by Artrrafl Pictures.
P'llroadwu Ioues" It was shown to
'. packed Ilou.~es at the perfurlllalllws
;yesterday and will be seen again to
knight at 721.3 and 9 o'clock
Ever since the early days of the mo-
,lioll pit-lure. George M. (‘lllltln lit-.5
lheen approached by various big tut»
tion picture interests with flattering
tellers. but it was not until a few
that he finally decided
At the
'months ago
tto branch out into this field.
head of. his own company he com-
,menced activities in the motion pic-
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ienergy that has marked his great suc-
Paiace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
SATURDAY
Milt Wood
Song and Dance Comedian
Brunell & Stevenson
Variety Specialists
———._.
Wm. H. Lytell & Co.
Comedy Sketch
——-
Four Wanderers
Vocal Harmonists
Four Jacobis
Sensational Acrobats.
—aud—
TODAY-Cleo Ridgley and Wu:-
Iace Reid in "Tile Yellow Pawn."
FRIDAY-WCIara Kimball Young
in “Camille."
SATURDAY~~PauIIne Fredericl
as “Nanette of the Woods."
Monday and Tuesday
MAY 21 and 22
GERALDINE FARRAR
_As._.
“JOAN THE WOMAN”
“:15 and 8:15 at Vaude-
Shows at ..
ville Prices.
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F. S. lYON.
Job Printing
9". ”orwalk
Eggs Are Cheap Now!
Buy some Water Glass Egg
Preserver and put some down for
next winter. Quart can, 30c, will
preserve 15 doz. Full directions
with each can.
.—__. i
H. A. MEAD
Druggist
8 North Main St.
So. N orwalk, Ct.
TOWNSEND
Ball Bearing
. Lawn Mowers
Albert D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
A good adv. pays‘besl in the best
mer-
.‘Jes'ao L. Lasky production of “The
ccss in theatricals. Selecting "Broad
iway Jones," conceded to be his big-V
pest stage hit, and which was written
fund produced by himself, he make-It
' his bow as a screen star. and that the
ii'ilm version of this play will
,score a greater success than the or-
liginal play is freely predicted. I
i “It was not because I have under-
lestlmated the potency of the motion‘
picture nor its great popularity and,
,the fact that it has come to stay and?
exert a great influence on the life of
,the people that kept me frdnl the
lcamera heretofore." said the popular_
Iactor—amhor-‘producer recently In con'.
nection with his tardy decision in be-Jl
1coming connected with the motion
:picture field. “I have been so very
busy with my theatrical affairs that I
‘never felt i had the time to devote to
lit which l knew was quite necessary
ii" order to make the big success it
‘demands. Now that I am: in the:
'game, I am giving it my very best ef—l
2forts, having studied it from everyl
AT THE REGENT FRIDAY
0
Marguerite Clark in One of Her Best
Pictures, “The Valentine Girl."
Marguerite Clark, “the sweetest girl
Ill motion pictures," is being stun-mi
‘ by the Famous Players in an entirely
‘ltlll‘ft‘l‘elll sort of a pllolopluy from any
in which she has as yet appeared, This
is “The Valentine Girl," and deals
Ewlth Marian Morgan, only daughter
’of a famous gambler and master
1 crook. .
The only home Marian
that of 'l.ll(‘illt‘ Haiti-es as she has
never seen tithcr her father or her
‘lllOlllt‘i‘, her mother having died when
‘Marian was born. When she is about
ltw-clvo years old, Lucille marries and
ers. liaines breaks up the home, in-
llorming Marian that. she will be sent
“‘home“ to her father.
. Although Morgan is much displeas~
,ed at the prospect, he soon learns to
love the little daughter he had never
seen and strives to make up to her
‘l'or all that she had missed. For a
while they are very happy, although
:thc child is lonely without compan-
ions of her own age. for none. of the
‘children of that fashionable neigh‘
,borhood are allowed to play with lhc‘
nanibler's daughter.
Coming Attractions at Regent
Next week will see some big attrac-
tions nt~this theatre, all first show-
ings of high grade productions: Clara
Kimball Young in “The Easiest
Way," “God‘s Law and Man," “Heart's
Desire" and others.
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PALACE THEATRE VAUDEVILLE ’
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\Show of Five Special Acts at the Pal!
I ace the West of This Week... I
Manager A. J. Collins. of the Palacci‘
Theatre, has a vaudeville engagement:
opening at the Palace
today, for,‘
1which no apologies are necessary from
istarl to finish The show is replete
'v’itir features of such sort as to make
lit most enjoyable and Norwalkers can
lconnt on it as a high class entertain-
ment. '
‘and chatter that is worth while war‘
time tonic: “Brunell and Stevenson" .many failures you have made,
[will delight with a variety of special‘,
gtics. William H. Lytell & Company to your druggist and buy a' bot- war relief. ' _
comedy paylet. lie of “Neutrone _
“The Four Wanderers,"a quartet of eX- take it a's directed—within twenty-four make this generous 0"" by the action her career, on account of illness.
hours you'll note the good effecwfi of Julius Roscnwald, of Chicago, who
take it faithfully for a couple of has pledged ““139” to give “311 per
will present a new
ceptional ability, offers a pleasing and|
:peppery program and the vaudeville,
ishow closes with the “Four JacObiS."lweehs——then Presto! .
the most sensational of acrobaticgen years younger, ‘you'ro moving America for Jewish War Relief, up to year, and clerking aftér school hours
. , ,
:novelty performers. The vaudm file:
:will be given today twice and tomor-
lrow twice, with three shows on Satur-
day. .
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i PALACE PICTURE TODAY
' Cleo Ridgelcy and Wallace Reid, the
fclever young Lasky stars ,will be seen
at the Palace Theatre touay in the
Yellow Pawn." In this picture one
of the most unusual sets ever seen at
the. Lasky plant is being used—the In-.
'tertor of what Is known as the du-
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{“1" send a large delegation to feed
the pains anti aches of rheumatism,
this is for you!
lpainful, swollen feet, knotted fingers:
“Milt Wood," a song and dance corn oil
lmedian, has a bill of vocal numbers muscles ,throw off years of suffering.
around comfortably, your pains ’
aches has disappeared—weather con« '
ditlons don't affect you—you’re well mittee has started a campaign to se-
again!
where ‘Ncutrone Prescription 99" has
worked marvelous cures. We want,to
spread its fame everywhere: we want
to put it within the reach of every-
body.
$1.00 the hospital slze. Get 'Neu-
trone Prescription 99" today—you'll
say it‘s the best~lnvestment you ever
made.—H. A. Mead, South Norwalk.
plex studio, similar to the ones used i—Adv.
HULA HULA QUEEN AT MUSIC HALL FRIDAY EVENING
It will be a rare treat for the lovels of Hawaiian Music Friday Evening
. last man}.
‘mia—i hue "
Wire-m.
In Mo Carrion!“ up was“
from e um and lilhlnto to matted
It and Mrs Arthur Mom of
fin to“. are Hm‘lllfi relatives to
in“
3!
Two .Weeks
More '
Its i ll ,3ti‘lll \lsll-d at the
hull»- ol her sister “T! H t' Brunt.
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Mrs \‘l‘lllell of N11 hall». has he":
a-pcudln; the deck at. the W of
Mrs. Rabbtlt
There are only about two weeks left in
which to consider the question of taking advan-
Mi. and Mrs. Patrick ilv all enter
tamed guests from New York overl ‘
lllt \\erh~l‘ild.
tage of our present house wiring offer.
Remember we contribute towards the cost of
Ml and Mrs. Ezra
Brooklyn spent Sunday
friends and relatives.
Knowles of
wiring, an amdunt equivalent to four months'
ill town with
lighting hills, which is the same as our paying
Mrs. \\" {y “wing and daughum asubstantial portion of the wiring cost.
Attila. spent Friday ill Stamford and.
lSOUIId Beach, on business.
This goes to the owner of the property,
and hence this offer is very attractive to the
landlord. Tell him about it.
Mrs. llerbcrl Schmidt and Mrs.
lotto Schmidt Wll't' lhu guests of
friends in Stalnlotd last week.
The residenc‘e til Mary Fitzpatrick We also allow 12 months in which to pay
on Forest street has been undergoing
repairs by W, A. \‘l'ht-eler.
for the wiring and fixtures. There is no time
to lose if you wish to take advantage of this
Mr. anti Mrs. Oliver S. Burt spent
Music Hall when the. genuine Hawaiian orchestra assisted by Princess Ma-
pellc the most beautiful Hawaiian dancer will show us just how they do
the real Ilula Hula Dance ill fair Hawaii: the whole troupe 0011193 direct
from New York cabarets with all their Hawaiian Instrumentalists ready to
furnish one of the best evening's entertainments that has ever visited the‘
city before. The Hawaiian craze has certainly not diminished in our city
and from the. way the tickets are going the. ball will be taxed to its full
capacity.
The committee has gone to a great expense to get this famous troupe to
this city and the public will for the first time see a t|~nulne Halaiian
troupe with a real princess Mapelle who with her beautiful dance will en-
tertain all with the real Hula ilula Dance such as is done. in Fair Hawaii,
“If you never saw the hula,
I'll do now for you;
I give a little wiggle
And a little twist or two; ’
An undulating motion with my body
and my hand.
That how we dance lhc hula; in F
air Hawaii Land."
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the Weekend with M rs. Burt's parents
. _ . ,. offer, so write or ’phone us for further details
‘ at their home in Mt. hlsco. »
I ,, today.
l Mrs. J. E. Hersalu and son, Donald, -'-
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
M. (‘oleman of Ridgcfield.
Mrs. Richard Westbrook and sister "
of New York have been stopping at
.the farmer's summer home here.
The United ElectricLight
and Water Co
Wilson Hoyt, of Wilton was a guest
of his daughter, Mrs. George Simmci,
on Seminary street. the past week.
Mrs Ziesmcr of Railroad avenue en.
tertained a few friends Thursday eve- ‘ .
ning, in celebration of her birthday.
George Stevens has returned from
the New Hampshire college, and ex-
pects to enter training shortly at -
l‘latlsburc.
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Miss Dorothy Searies, who under-
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“fit
by the leading New York artists. The
set, instead of having just the until
three walls, has all four. The entire
set ls of solid wood paneling, hand
carved
show' men are this season opening;
their wonderful main tent program.‘
“L‘llldercllu” is probably the. most lov-l
cd of all fairy tales and to are ti pro-x,
duccd iwth more than 1,000 persons,
hundreds of dancing girls and gloriu
ous pageants, indeed gives promise of“
making “childhood‘s golden dreams
collie true." in the same great tennl
will come the marvelous circus num-
bers in which .100 men and women.
per‘flil'llilwzl, wires of trained animai‘s‘
and a uzllllxy of special f‘alures are.
inlrmluccd. The majority of the acts,
are entirely new to America. the Ring-'
ling Bros. having secured the pick of
all European performers who have
been obliged to seek engagements in
this country. The all-new street par-i
alle will take place show day morningi
The circus will be ill Stamford Mon-C
day, May :8.
PALACE THEATRE FRIDA'I
Supported by an exceedingly able
company containing litany film pro
pic of prominence. Miss Clara Kiln-
ball Young will be. seen at lllt' Pal-
ace Theatre Friday ill "t‘amille, the
latest release by the Clara Kimball
Young Service-World Pictures. Miss
Young, ill this production. has a pa
of power in which she is seen to splen-
did lldvanlazzc. The story tells of a
famous Parisian courtesan who gets
men in her power but who finally
learns to really love. Though hap-
pinch comes to her from tlli slove, it
also brings her trouble. The play Is a
brilliant production and will entertain ,,_"_,_______,_ I
and interest all who see. it. 1 HE‘LD FOR KILLING FARIMER
-——-——~--— I WEISER. Idaho, May lT.——Jamcs'
RINGLING DAY ALMOST HERE Elliot and Daniel Ruth are under sr~l
Th“ Ml: event {0" which ”‘9 3'0““? rest here today, in conned-ion with the
stern and grown-ups have been impa- killing of Thomas Cavanaugh, a ;
“Mil." waiting is drawing "0‘"! {0" mainly rancher of Heath, who disap
on Tuesday, May 29, Ringling Broth- ppared March 12, and whose body was:
ei‘s' circus is to cilhiblt afternoon and found on Ruth‘s ranch. (‘avunaugh's’
mg!“ in i‘lriligeport. ‘ head was badly crushed. There was
Expectancy never ran $0.1m?“ 1,“)- also a bullet wound. Ruth reported
fore and _It is likely that this district finding the body. ,
Suspicion centered upon Ruth be-
cause of the fact be its said to have
passed checks signed with Cavanauxh'5'
. |name several days after the latter had
____.-rdisappeared. He is now under bond
RHEUMAIlcmER "P on the charge of forgery. Elliot is
iRuth's brother-in—law. - ’
Get Rid of All Stiffness and Soreness;
In Muscles and Joint:
Men and women who suffer from
._____
the elephants. Unusual interest cen-
ters around the gigantic spectacle,
"Cinderella," with which the. famous
JEWISH RELIEF FUND.
Waterbury Resident Promises
Give Ten Per Cent of Money
Raised in That City. |
isaac Weinstein, of Waterbury, has)
set an example for the Jews of Water-
, ‘ , bury. It .was announced at the Na-
up youl joints, loosen up 301“; tional Jewish War Relief Conference
held in New York city recently that he
offered to give ten per cent of all the
Golconlributions raised in this city for
to
Get rid of stiff knees. ,
Yes. you can do it! No matter how
Here are the simple directions: .
5 Mr.
Prescription 99”-— . t
Weinstein was induced 0
You're feeling cent of all the money raised in
and a personal contribution of $1,000,000. ' I
The American Jewish R'elief Com-
l
lcure $10,000,000 by Nov. 1, when Mr.‘
Rosenwald‘s offer expires. What Mr.
'Roscnv:aId will do in relation to the‘
funds raised in the nation, Mr. Wein~
stein will do in respect to the city of
Waterbury.
It is hoped to secure some person or
persons in- every community in Con-
necticut, who will agree to- give ten
per cent of the contributions ,for Jew-
,ish War Relief raised in his com-
] munity.
Thousands of cases. are. recorded
50c is the price for a bottle or
Miss Hazel Ruscoc, a vii-known :57.‘
It'cumz may or this m- . ..-.-n~ united It ADMISSION 10:: FOR ALI.
ill marriage last of Tile bride is ,{ .
the sistor of 1.1. . ltuscoc of this ‘, Damping Music by Co. D Orchestra
went minor operations at the Stalli-
ford lmspilal, last Wednesday is re
covering.
Saturday Night
At The Armory!
Big Vaudeville Entertainment. .1
l By Co. D, 2nd Regiment, C. N. G. ,
éFor The Benefit of Norwalk
, W W,” ,, ii Chapter
AMERICAN RED CROSS.
Jill-ludiu: lust and Stamford men, 9
art- said to be discussing a \‘t’llllll‘l' l
in u vaudeville and movie house here. 2
.l-Iear the Company Quartet
See the Company Drill
Hear the Company Cheer
See the Setting Up Drill
Mrs, 'l‘crah Millet. has returned to
her home in North Stamford, alter a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. llarry
lt‘cnwick. .
.,,/
..s:‘c_
Miss Sally Coopcl of the Arlisley en»
lcrlalned her brother. Alfred Cooper
and with of Glenlidge, N. J., over the.
week-cud.
Miss Mnric lirushct, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph (lcrnlanprcz. has returned to
llrooklyn.
A
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limb and Marjorie Pl’lnsP)’, the lit
tlo daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Crisstu' of llidgcfll-ld, visillnl:
with their grandmother, Mrs. Samuel i
Crisscy of Park street.
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Wrasse—.-
Ilownrd Ethridue o'f Bridgeport and
town. a
--—- FILL'I THE ARMORY~ENTIRE rnocnnDs GO TO
II, M. Easley and family have been ‘i
stopping for a few days at their homcl
on the Wahacknla road, will not re
turn to New t‘anaan this summer. lili- 9
pol-taut business in Washington ,‘l
Makes it necessary for Mr. Iiaslcy to
lemain in that city.
4Q
Norwalk Chapter
AMERICAN RED CROSS
The Holy Name Society held its
regular nlonlhlyand annual meeting mi...1'=@§
in St. Aloysius‘ Church, Sunday even-
ing. The officers elected for the en-
suing year are: President J. E. Her“
sum: vice-president, James J. Cody;'
secretary, John J. Kelley.
.pi... a3...
CONCERT
B .
y
Workmen have been engaged ‘this-
week in removing the damaged shedsl
in the rear of the Methodist churcn
and boarding the remainder of them
where necessary.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Murphy and _ Mrs. Franklin Irving Smith ,
family who have been spending the , . .
winter at the Ardslcy Inn, have rc- ALLEN S FOOT’EASE FOR THE ASSISted By .
TROOPS
turned to their ‘Varn‘. in the coun-,
Many war zone hospitals have or-
‘ttryfl’ Mrs. ‘J. ll. Henst‘her mull The HoPson Qumtette
daughter of Chicago have been visil- dered Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiSPE‘Ffiday Evening. May 18th, 1917;
ing with
t t Miss Rankine on Seminary tic powder, for use‘among the troops.
s rec . '
:Shaken into the shoes and sprinkled
At-8 P. M.
Miss NellieSheridan left Friday to r . .
enter training as a nurse at Idle, rest and comfort, takes the motion
Staten island HOSDital. Miss Slleri- from the shoe, and prevents the feet.
‘12:“ “in“? ”1:39:81 tz‘gil‘infiqg‘l’l’; i: geeting tired or foot-sore. Young men._
3" ‘. as 1‘“ rc ‘ s in every community are using Al-
temporarily what she. dcsncd to make len's Foot-Ease in tlleir drills for mili-
tary preparedness. Drug 811d Dem
Michael Lciano, who has been Rt'lstores every where soil it, 25c. Don't
tending the Stamford High school accept any substitute. Try it today.—
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with the prospect of graduating t is Adv.
and Saturdays in the, Central Phai--.___.-..____ .. .
macy. has enlisted in the Navvy, withl SUMMER HOME NEEDS
the idea of trying for Annapolis after‘
a year m the semce' {Window Screens, Screen Doors,
DARTMOUTH SIGNAL RESERVE Lawn Mowers, Oil and Gas
CORPS- Stoves, Ice Cream Freezers, Cro-
BOS'I‘ON, May 17.—Dartmouth Col- quet Sets, Aluminum and Enamel-
lege has supplied from its under- . Ut .
- king enslls.
graduates a complete company of the“! Coo
quarters of the Boston Battalion of the
corps. it was said today that the com.- All!!!“ Fl GBlICllE
football and baseball players of the 25 Wllblngton at. so. Non-uh
0011030- ‘3 l Prompt Delivery.
Church
Admission 35 Cents
Men’s Spring suits
An Attractive Showing . at
Smartly Tailored Models
$rz.5o, $15.00, $18.00
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Copyright ClothingCo. .
G N. Main St. So. Norwalk;
. “gr
calcursrtr 8 Plus
TllE DIAMOND BBAN .
on! Ask Dru cold
Chi-chapter’s Dlnmon n
'llle In lied and llold mmlllc
loves. sealed with El Ruled,
lSlgnal Reserve Corps. At the head-
pany included many of the leading ”bane 1069-2 9
in the foot-bath Aliens Foot-Ease gives At South Norwalk Congregation“?
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