Regent Theatre
The House of Fiat Run
Pictures
3 Shown—2:15. 1:5 and 9
TONIGHT
Marsuerite Clark In
The Valentine Girl
SA'l‘l'Rl )AY
\‘i‘allace Reid and Myrtle
Stedman in
“The Prison Without
Walls”
and Sixth Episode of
“The Railroad Raiders"
Music by lt‘iske O‘Hara Orches-
tra every evening.
COMING NEXT WEEK
First showing itt Norwalk of
Clara Kimball Young in “The
Easiest Way."
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OICHIGTIA HIST CLASS
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Clancy Ionic and Cotton Fun an.
Lu! Night Another It. Be-
gent flit
(‘ronded houses Itinessed the pro
duction of "Broadway Jones.” at the
Regent Theatre. last night. and those
present eriioyi-d an evening of pleas»
are. such as only the inimitable
George .\l. t“olttiln can give. The pr!"-
lsentation was enhanced by the ap-
‘pearance of the Fish.) O‘Hara orches-
tra. strengthened by some Sousa band
musicians, which is to play at this
popular playhouse during the summer
months.
The music of the evening was high
class in every respect, and of an or-
der seldom featured by a regular
theatre. The concerts by this com-
pany of musicians will be one of the
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in! W 'hit a «mill M
be upon ml to imam tut-o the not
I} at Dr than A (Monet cl Ill--
hm. charted if!!! rum-i term not
der to (‘06th Int: ilk. death at
Roar Bruno of lunar; Attorney
Cum-tints informed Judge 6mm» in
» the t'riiut‘nal Sill-“hut want and the
court express“: tin opimun till! it
Kiss the [HUI-‘1' rout-«- to pursue In
'all prowlptlity, ihlrt‘ l potable lindgw
[port physlrtans will in ilpwi‘nlt‘ti
5 ltr. Gilbert is one n' titt- lu‘st lino-n
Ephysicians in lranbury Harold liiaun.
illusband of tilt unto.- it upon “tom the j
jstate claims in: Hilbert pt rforttml an
'illeyal operation whzrh resulted in
liter death. is one. in ind no t‘iil‘L' "rat
Y(m tllt- t‘llfilL’r of situtid drx'rtt‘ ltillr-
lder.
llr. tlilltt-rt was n‘ltased 'ipott bonds}
liitlitttd It}. ll.“
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shortly alter he wad
many drawing: cards offered by Mr.
Kantor to his patrons at the Regent
in connection with high class photo-
plays already booked for summer
l presentation.
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
amount Success, “The Valen-
Palace Theatre
‘ Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
Milt Wood
Song and Dance Comedian
Brunell & Stevenson
'Voriety Specialists
Wm. H. Lytell & Co.
Comedy Sketch
Four Wanderers
Vocal Harmonists
—-d_
Four Jacobis
Sensational Acrobats.
——and——
_ FRIDAY~Clara Kimball Young
in “Camille."
SATURllATmPauline Frederick
as "Nanette of the Woods."
Monday and Tuesday
MAY 21 and 22
GERALDINE FARRAR
—AS-—-
“JOAN THE WOMAN”
Shows at 2:1?- and 8:15 at Vaude-
ville Prices.
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F. S. lYON
Jab Printing
S" . Nor-walk
T—~‘
TOWNSEND
Ball Bearing
Lawn Mowers
We
tine Girl"
Some of the “sets“ in “The Valen-
tine Girl," :1 Famous Players picture
starring Marguerite Clark on the Par-
[amount Program. are laid in a weal-
ithy gambler's home where extrava'
gance anti expensive furniture and a
host of trained servants fail to make
tit “home." while other sets are laid
in humbier homes where “made over"
furniture and shabby rooms fairly
bristle with the spirit of good cheer.
The technical director whorwas re-
sponsible for the. arranging of these
contrasting homes, certainly caught
the spirit of the thing for if over ef-
.fects were clearly brought out by in-
lanimate objects, it is in this picture.
in which Marguerite (‘lark has done
some of her. best work for Paramount.
"The Valentine Girl." will be' 500!) at
the Regent Theatre tonight. .
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AT THE REGENT TOMORROW
jWallace Reid and Myrtle Stedman in
l . “The Prison Without Walls"
and 6th Episode of “The
. Railroad Raiders"
l To secure the interiors of the prison
lworkshops in the Lasky-Pttrninotuil
production. "The Prison Without
Walls." in which Wallace Reid and
‘Myrtle Stedmnn will be seen at the
lt'llll of court
‘ An All-Gas Kitchen!
By installing a GAS WATER HEATER to your range
boiler you can be wholly independent of coal for your hot water
supply and cooking. There will be no necessity of building a
fire in your kitchen range throughout the entire summer.
THINK WHAT A COMFORT this will be for you; a cool
grand jury 'tl the la:
HAD MR. FINCH'S NUMBER
An automobile abandoned in itridge-
port. Monday. hears: the Sillill.’ t'onnt-c
ticut mark-3r numerals that are on the,
automobile Jt‘ Charles Finch. the
Stamford druggist. The fact was dis-E
covered yesterday, when toe liridm“?
‘port police notified the lotal IMHO"
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flimz’ri‘lflt liltiillfigtpgfl. lll‘liel lllridgtl‘ q kitchen at all “me“! 11° d“ and dust from 0031 and ashes, less I
pol-t department first toimnunicated l1 work and bother for you.
with the Secretary of State, and was i ,_
l ‘ informed that illt‘ markers had been I SPECIAL SALE PRICE $16.50
E issued to Mr. Finch inquiry at .Vlr. ?
l Finch's house disclosed that his au-E NO‘MONEY DOWN
tomobilc was in the garage in Forest $1.00 PER MONTH. i.‘
Moreover. he said that thel ‘_
uses were the same.‘ '
street.
mariners be no '
fl“ .os to numerag. that were issued him .
7-; ______l last year. His automobile is of a differ-
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FREE CONNECTIONHUICK INSTALLATION.
ORDER NOW—DON’T WAIT.
Marguerite Clark in “The Valent no t 1‘
night
' at the Regent Theatre ‘l'o-I
Price $18.50 on June lot.
The ilnited Electric Light and Water (30.
“V cm make titan the. one abandoned in' .
. Bridgeport. Detective Sergeant iieff-E
DUlCh ChOCOIateS crnan went to Bridgeport and exam"
"and Roned lned the automobile abandoned there.
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atccasr EVENT lN DANCING. “'
. . I This evening. Mcnker Gritto, No.
e‘ la .56, M. 0. V. P. E. R.. Will hold one
i of the newest and latest dancing nov-
[ellies that Norwalk has ever seen.
,whcn they present to the public, a
:genuinc Hawaiian orchestra direct t.
ltroin New York city. with Princess .
(Mapcllo. who will dance the native ‘t
dances of Hawaii in costume such as 9 ur ay '9
used in her native land. llance 10v- 7‘
Fall Pound crs shouldn't miss this rare treat. as
it is the first little that a real Hawaiian
' .. ‘ trcup has eter visited Not-walk, and i e rmor
Genuine Hand-Rolled R" All. Creams . I the committee in chnrgt has tzone to' -
covered With pure, delicious chocolate. Made in the largest Throat t‘Xllt'llst‘ in getting this famous
and clcagest Candy Factory tn the country. We guarantee . troupe here. . ~
em to e a regular 600 unlit and will oni 7., .. ~ Tim-.- will be an hour's tlttel‘ltllli, ' . .
special price for this weekflend silo. y be 501d 3% “his 1 metit before. the dancing starts. on! Blg vandeVIIle Entertalfiment
th’Ri‘l‘ll tomorrow. “‘9 company 0l" i this will not only appeal to the dance
linined permission to use the work H. A. Mead flint-rs. but also to thus» who are lot- By C0 D 2nd Re iment C N G
lroonts of a well known penitentiary DRUGGIST ‘t‘lts' oi the Hawaiian music. and at - j g , o a .
. 1 '1 "ct-vices of 1 number of 80. NORWALK, CONN‘ llllul time Princess Mapello will also it .
‘° "‘ ' ‘ - WW W “t” h. it For The Benefit of Norwalk ‘
lguartls and trustles. A9 ””3“” the .wor'h _\'-:r while llil<tii.. in 1M. hi}! N \
lfirst time it motion picture lliltl (“"9" 'Mm ' ' T ’ ” ' ~ '> -» ~ .. ' (‘\t'lll at Music hall /
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ihcen enacted within its walls. the
twarden iznvn permission for us many
THE PALA—C‘EWNIVAUDEVILLE.
Clark Kimball Young Picture Today.
The five acts of vaudeville offered
at the Palace theatre for the last
three days of the Week, make a show
of high merit and Norwalker‘s can't
pass a more enjoyable afternoon or
evening: anyway than would reward
their attendance at. the Palace. The
bill from start to finish has style and
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‘ show to ileas= t 1‘ . '- - . . . ‘ ’ . ‘ . - -' ' ‘4 ‘
t AMERICAN RED CROSS
ble to watch the filminl! of the songs, stories and plow; \\.m‘.d\m:;. ltl‘l'lctlld‘ :;luf(‘;‘)"x:‘;‘” l" the dell that all tried yesterday at the othce of Urn”; I
‘ _ ‘, . , ‘ . , ‘ . ' ' en ton, illlt merited amp ‘vi ’8“ v . .iewi ll
scenes. The real llllbOnU-‘t lllli‘d UP :lllilllhlllfg. l‘ht last mentioned vnude- unqualilimi npprovul of the nudi- 1:}va (1: film b: ”It. . 8'!"
behind the. camera out of sight and “‘1“; Phillie has not been much in encc. Willi this vaudeville show m.‘““ “)fkmh (mourn) .m Mt. Hear the Company Quartet
. t 1.9] mp g‘agp prisoners perform. ““0““ Mich“, and the audience ycs- today the World t‘i ' - ~‘l .. llriduepm't. 1““ "Om-"ml" “m lll'llll l‘l
“a m ( tcl‘duy 'tflcrn d . _ .tilllldll) “ll prt \ -
They were absolutely delightml with cd to ”‘ljm “00:1?" lat}: night No.1“. sent “a.“ Kimball “mm. in “(up it weekly .lfiwish pupt’i', lls :tuthmwl. See the Company Drill ‘
. ‘ - - ‘ ' s 'c urn. runnelle anti mlllc" ’l‘lt~ I‘ -~ ~. . - . - I " - ‘4 -. “ ‘ i "' ' " V
~ ‘ . “,1“th Reid and 3 . ~ _ ‘ .. ~ - t ttlllllt has appeared at trcd tutptlttl 1s LAW. dnmtl into ~. \
the fuzht httween. i' ~ltecrcd for :ltlll10}ll>t)llx.-l\\0 annlkers. being the Palace previously but many re- twcntv shares- ’i‘hc ('mnpanv will i Hear the Company Cheer »
the trusty and prompt) ( hu‘t'nmn ‘rtSidcills of iiarbor View quests for a second showing ’\\'(lrp‘ ‘ .. .- ,J . \ - -
their own side, and when Myrtle Sted~ i inch. were quite at home uniprtujn.‘ received. Tint picture is rated as one “a“ business “"h $l.llwl. H)“ 1"" pi see the Setting Up Drill
man entered one of the over-zealous "2:“;th M\vn:ll:‘tiplt> and their soup: of the best in which t‘lttra Kimball corporatol‘s MP Samuel 1‘ l’lolklllu‘ié
.. . .. "‘5 t'bllt‘cfl .V. were fine. While Youns - p... ~- .., . r .~ - . t,. l S 0' tr
promptly yelled- l'mk ll“ up (“Eel few people in Hip house know that l the le'tdlllr‘l; :l;(;tlli::l::l::(hidinld‘ (is? lolf ImeldilL‘ ‘5 lmd n! n i I ‘ ‘ lb‘ lg ADMISSION ” . ' H . .......... I - . I - . . 100 FOR ALL
tThls breach of etiquette cos 1 the hair of stars were local the . _ ‘ . . it ort- o I‘tgt'lltn‘. 4 .
. . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - ill": "Hull company. The vuudcvilla will . . ~ .. . » - .. ': '
lyouni: man a day in the dalk 09H. pltlllse was more than generous. Pass; be uiv’cn again tomorrow "ll “'1’Q (" i’ ‘\ U mm M ‘ ”Lolpolt‘tlm'l was I" Dancmg mus“: by 00- D OTOhEStm
l ' " "‘ “ "' filed by the Bridgeport Gun Tool.
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snap that makes good t~llleriniltlncnt e.l with the Four .lttcobis in n mar-
and their is variety enough in the \‘clotls acrobatic act. Juggling normal INCORPORATION CERT'FICATES
.Zc.
ing to the W. H. Lytell at t‘onunmyfi
and 9 o'clock in cottncctitn v." .
who presented “A Night at the Club."i ) ”h tin
Paramount picture feature “Nanette Company of Bridgeport, the purpose
”tarsal“? patrons had ““0“”? ”9’” "f ”‘9 Wilde" played by Pauline Fred- of which is "to manufacture. buy,
serve to their tastes. The “under- crick. sell and deal in articles and things of
(xi-s, music and song dispensers of fine ‘ ‘ C d . t‘ .. A ll 0 i el '1ll ; ;
voice gave a selected program thatI ”01'." 950110 It‘ll- u 1 I‘ll Ci ‘1.
was of a high order. The show clos- PALACE PRESENTS FARRAR‘ fital $2.3.tlt‘ttl. divided into .250
. .. International Opera Star Plays “Joan SM'W‘ The incm'poraiors mp. Fm'
' l The Woman” On Monday and E. Lacey. of Stratiord and William
llllllS. Sillil l0 .
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DARKEN Gilli llllll‘
when Jesse L. Lnsky presents the in-
ternational Opera Star, Geraldine Far-
Kg
, FILL THE ARMORY—ENTIRE PROCEEDS GO T0
: ‘ Norwalk Chapter
AMERICAN RED CROSS
3.1:” s“..- so
was ”snuggle.
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tlrr'av‘
A». A\. (all.
in Norwaik will be at the Palace _ . . ,. »- -- , l
Theatre, Monday and Tuesday next, ASK FOR ASSISTANCE.
A remedy for intention."
of the urinary tract.
Pulpit-on. mom i no...-
ond will not 333qu
Forest Fire Near Mark Twain Resi-
l Lemons Whiten and
Tuesday Next, Ii. Boardtnan Mid GYM? L~ “vat 0f,t_ «.7 _. w W \_..__,
The picture sensation of the season llt‘ldgt‘llorl-. '9’ Q~.@\9 LK
Bring Back its Color and Lustre With far as "Joan The Woman." The story
Grandma's Sage Tea Recipe of "Joan The Woman" is built about
dence in Redding.
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' D ® Bailou- in l to 5 lim-
Sortly before 11 o'clock yeSterday Porcell’ootitdcolred—Prico mountains-m.
l Albert D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
(‘ommon garden so i) _’ . . Joan of Arc, and Miss Farrar says its
:heavv tea with stilgNttrl:::dalndl)o:l "the, best thing" she has ever. done.
i did . . - D, . t C l The picturendirected by Cecile B. De-
l.. t. . will turn gray, streaked and- Mill is faithfully and beautifully
faded hair beautifully dark and luxur.ln1ediaeval—not the tinny sort of clap-
int.r u lot of muss.
lvillc prices. The Palace harmnuitts
twill fu‘mish selected music accom~.
we all desire to retain our youthful
appearance and attractiveness.
once afternoon and once evening for lemonjuice through a title cloth
While gray, faded hair is not sinful,,“‘e two days. til the Palace l'flllth- no lemon pulp gels in. illell this 10.5
l Beautify the Skin!
Make Cheap Lotion
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tion \‘.lll l-‘t't‘ll fresh for months. Ev—
morning film L. Nichols. chief of the
Bethel fire department. received a
telephone call from tRedding, asking
that assistance be sent to the Mark
Twain home, which was on fire and
from a well or stream.
Upon further investigation it was
discovered that the fire was not at the
Twain residence. but was a forest fire
sou) IIY BIKINI-1‘8.
P
innt. MiXing the Sage Tea and SulaI hill!) wit: form”: and motlreaten ""T .Thc Juice of two fresh lemons was in danger of being GtESll‘Ol‘tld. ‘1;
phur recipe at home, though, is troua: cogslfin ”axiomatic (fl-10:35:32. dustnt: strained into a bottle containing three Chief NiChills informed the person who mild ;_
blesome. An easier way is to get thei photographic effects are Slug.“ WU“ ottnct s of t-rt‘nrtrd white. makes a :‘t’pthggidntlmtugi,[lfltlegihilfigéng “E““ifl ' t“ h
.rcndy-to-use preparation improved by'ticulnrly in the village of Dotnremy whole quarter pint of the most re- ,3, nh\'(l;‘:n[~: ll] litltldiiig it would be 5"; \th‘ '/"- x
the addition of other ingredients, cost-‘ “‘llt’n 30“" begins t0 hear voices llli‘l maritabli- lemon skin beautifier at : useless to send any men to the fire. 31, l THE WOT-{Hits Elf-5T a“ .
-, ,‘ng about 90 cents a large bottle. at gifigcgezqt‘: 31:35:19 3?“: fr! slink”: about the cost one must pay for a? thief Nichols advised lite man to 5, . ‘ ’. ‘ ' ‘ ‘
drug stores. known as "Wyeth‘s Sage running: in New" York dillnltdlialiiglljdl' 'small jar of the ordinary cold cream. ; 2:}: [1131‘ la; I;:‘§‘:’":: {:glinfltgggiin1ELI; 3 URNIEURE “POLISH
and Sulphur Compound," thus aYOld'l prices will he. presented at the Palace Cali? should be lflkf‘n 10 5mm! the -' has { pump whlt‘l‘.‘ could draw water itntlscLAnAansouloaw “T“:fllzi
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MASSACHUSETTS NAVAL MILITIA
IN SERVICE.
BOSTON, May 17.—The entire naval
militia of the state will be in sci-vice.
oy the. end of this week. Orders to
mobilize the Second Mnrine'Company.
stationed at Leominster. on Saturday,
' were received by Commodore James
’P. Parker, chief of the naval militia.
“ilmrenu, from Washington yesterday.
This unit was formed last month.
The First Marine company, ten deck
divisions and three engineer divisions’
.already are on duty.
VollRetgcedl
.. in _ ,
The PrisonWilhoul Whig
, Losky-Paramount.
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l Wallace Reid in “The Prllon With.
out Wallo‘,"-at the Regent Theatre
TomorroWr. ‘ ' . ‘
darkening your hair
Sage and Sulphur Compound. no one' WILL APPROPRIATE
can tell, because it does it so natur-
ally. so evenly.
sponge or soft brush with it and draw “aw“ Count" meeting yesterday vot-
ihis through your hair.
small strand at a time:
all gray hairs have disappeared. After
, another implication or two your hair? mlfflggtiuuflfnng‘teminuzlvt11101:: trim)»- uraliy hclp to whiten. soften. freshen. MS' *-_,_ ___4
becomes cautl ully dark, glossy, sot ' .- . i- l m “ Hie- (1 br' t the hidden maps and . —"" "T.“ . .
. ing at the .l'a’l. it wn. - to an mg 0“ ' ‘ -‘ '0 OAT AND LUNGS C C C ‘
and luxuriant and you appear years ‘ ., V“ 9 m 1“" beauty or any skin. it is \t‘onderiul rsfin'gfilfi comm” cows Opyl‘lght [Othmg 0y 3
Cl‘y woman knows that lemon juice island grass fire near the borne. The
Tuned to bleach and remove such blem- : “flamitfi Was in no danger at any
'lFllGS as freckles, .allowncss and tau, 3 time anti it was unnecessary to send
H - $40900 FOR NEW HOME. and is the ideal sklzt softener, :unootlt- .2111? brilp to the fire. as it was under
‘ ' — t - . . ‘contro. ‘ .
“\TFORD’ May 18. The {WW encr and beautifict. . l Tc person who telephoned to Chief
Jmt try m Make up a quarter pint Nicols was evidently cithei‘ misin-
oruuended by lllP.£t‘tllni)" commission Of ”“5 ““90”." fl‘flfil‘iml lemon lotion formed regarding: the nature of the fire
including “0.000 for a new building and’ massage it, daily into the face. or else so excited that he said the fire
“t ”“‘ CO‘m‘Y Home. lnClUdlng the neck ,nrms and hands. it should nat-
By l paniment.
with Wyeth‘s l
Men’s Spring Suits '
of
You ust dampen a . . . .
3 An Attractive Showmg
Smartly Tailored Models
taking one! cd all estimated appropriations rec-
by morning
was in the residence instead of in the‘
$2.50, $r5.oo, $18.00 3}
a county tax of $550,000 to he collect- ,
ed in three yearly installments. [in for rough. PEG hands.
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effort by M"- Ht‘fllY. 01’ Waterbury, ID Your druggist will sell three ounces, lidckman 8
not. ill!) committee-iiichin-Kc of the of orchard white at little cost. and‘ ' . .
Alterattve
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e Jail site enlarged from “‘0 l" any grocer will supply “161° 0“ i
younger. Wyeth's Sage 'and Sniphur
Compound is a delightful toilet req-
uisite. It is not intended for the cure.
mitigation or prevention of disease.—'
Adv. . l
s N. Main St. So. Norwnlk... 'V
W1- r-C‘ ‘
A good adv. pnyo best in the bolts;
~pop’er. was»? _ . . .
seven so as to include Wtiterbttry
was. yoted down 183m 12. - ‘ . .nwt'rrz
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