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TONIGHT
I out our and fit CM
. 0! “Round In“
in presenting Wallace lull and Myr-
itte Medium 111 the tank, Panama!
. produttlon. "The Primn Without
gll'nlls" it is felt that thts stellar duo
“31'5“” RV“ and Myrtle ‘will he unusually popular with the
Stedtnan I“ amusement seeking public when it
Twill be seen at the Men! Theatre to
“The Prison Without
Walls” 1 night.
and Sixth Episode “1' ' The photodramatic adaptation was
“The Railroad Raiders” ’made by Beulah M. llix from Robert
—— E. MacAlarney's unusual story.
Monday ll allace Reid 1s seen as a prison
Viola D ,refortn expert. and Ithss Stedman as
minuana :a young philantropist. The prison
'expert is sent to discover who is
“God’s Law and Man‘s” ‘1
and 7”, Episode of ”l'atria" crafting among the prison wardens.
__"__ lWhile on a tour of inspection the
COMING NEXT WEEK ,youug philanthropist meets the prison
1.1“.“ Sllowiug in Norwatk of yexpert and upon his release, still in
- ‘search of the chief gral'tcr, he is giV'
Clara Kimball mm a position as her secretary, only
Yoiitlng to discover that the man to whom
“ . she is engaged is suspected of being'
The Eastest Way”
,1he "man higher up."
The Fisk O'Hara Orchestra 1111]] 'The Sixth Episode of “The Railroad
furnish music evtt'y evening. I Raiders" Wilt Also 8: Shown To-
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4' night With Helen Holmes in the
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Leading Role.
J. P. McGowan, director of the M11-
tual-Signal serial of “The. Railroad
Raiders." has ordered the technical
forces of the company to erect a rail-
road bridge. across a canyon near
South Pasadena which is to be burn-
cd in the eleventh installment of tho1
serial.
The bridge will span a gully thirty-
five feet deep and approximately sev-
n‘nty feet wide. There is to be no fak-
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2Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
TODAY
5--Acls Vaudeville-55
-—and- tag of the burning of the bridge. In-
stead it is to be saturated with oil
'Pauhne Frederick iand burned to the ground.
as 1’Viola Dana as Hindoo Dancer in
“Nanette of the Wilds” “God's Law and Man's"
In " lod's Law and Man's." the Mes
Monday and Tuesday. May
and 22, Jesse L. Lasky Presents
21- :tro~Columbian sc1een version of Paul
:tt'ent's novel. “A Wife by Purchase,"
3 directed by John ll. Collins. which will
Nobility belongs to Pump:
. —-in our own country we have
record and reputation, which
always mean something. In-
vestigate the record and repu-
tation of the srnrmnn range,
and you will find it to be the
range that you want.
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covered with pure, delicious chocolate. Made in the largest
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them to be a regular 60c quality and will only be sold at this
special price for this week-end sale.
H. A. Mead
DRUGGIST
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
HORACE R. NASH
GERALDINE FARRAR
JOAN
THE
WOMAN
“ith tin
Matinee at 2 1.;
‘he seen at 2111‘ Regent Theatre on
Monday, \‘iolu Dana, the star.
and dauebs the native Ilindoo dances.
\Iiss llana‘s fi1s1 appearance ill pub
lie was as 1 dauc'et, and die is unus-
ually prot'iueut ill the all
1 \meia the heroine of 1110 story.
destined fo1 the worship of the tem-
ple of 1(1'.ishna 11 how piiests demand
is
to be brought to the temple.
Ram. 11 native lau'yer. imposes
the superstition of her old nurse
send her there. She is saved by
Palace llatmonists.
15 and 20 «cuts;
3“ and 25
' surgeon stationed in the region.
Practices and ceremonies in
nectiou with the native religion
superstitions are shown in detail, and
the colorful life of the tropics is re-
produced on the screen. Miss Dana :11
Amt-ta 11'1‘1111s the native costulue,1
adorned by many strings of vari—col-
ored heads.
"God's Law
1111111111: at S 15'; con-
and
cents. 1'
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and Man's" affords,"
emotional acting, combined with the.
winsomeness of manner that is pecul-
iar to this 111119 star. - I
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Ball Bearing
OTHER REGENT ATTRACTIONS
Monday night will also be shown
another chapter of “Patric," featuring
Mrs. Vernon Castle. Next week. Man-
ager Kantor will give the first show-
ing in Naiwalk of Clara Kimball
\oting in ‘The Easiest Way" The
Fiske 0’ Hula orchestra is making a
big hit at this theatre and will play
every evening.
William S. Hart and Margaret Ill-
ingtou will also appear in new pic-f
tures to be announced next week. ‘
; Lawn Mowers
i PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Pauline Frederick in Paramount Fea-
ture—Last Vaudeville Presen- 1
tation
Ever since Pauline Frederick made
such a great success of the Famou}
l Players‘ adaptation of Mary JohnvI
ston’s celebrated nove e,l “Audrey," the.
producers have been searching for an- :
other strong primitive character fot
SUMMER HOME NEEDS this beautiful star. Such a one has
been Tound in Willard Macks power-l
.Window Screens, Screen Doors iful story, “Nanette of the \Vilds,” int
Lawn Mowers, Oil and Gasi which Miss Frederick is to he. starred
Albert D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
Stoves, Ice Cream Freezers Cm .on the Paramount Program at the
daughter of a Canadian liquor smug-
ed GOOMg Utensils. glel' who is operating in defiance of
ed Police One of the Mounted, as
Albert Fl GENRES gthey are called,
25‘WIShtngton 8t. so Norwnltihea" and soul to protect her fatherl
Prompt Delivery 1from the hated Red Coat. despite the
77777 the spell of this clever chap whose ut-
"An amateur tt'umbone player who ter fearlessuess appeals to her and
has surprised everybody who ever Mack himself plays the role of O'Brien]
1193”! him Dial/3' ;of the Mounted, one of the important
I Palace Theatre today. Nanette 's the
quet Sets, Aluminum and Enamel-I1
1 the Royal Canadian Northwest Mount-
nhgne 1069 2 I the smugglers and Nanette fights with
fact that she gradually falls under
CONTRARY To PREDICTION
lived for awhile. in our neighborhood wins her undying admiration. Willard
“What did he do?" characters in the picture.
a ”ti? week he died a 1‘81“?!“ ture today Will he in addition to the well known druggint hero and the he rubbed the other one to be sure he Mrs. Ferris had. Foater-Mtlburn 00..
ea
vaudeville.
1 w
1
plays].
the part of Ameia. a little lliudoo girl,_
the youngest and 111ml beautiful girls
Kundn 3
upon 1
to
'(‘laude Th'ummoud, who is 1111. English
Mist: Dana the opportunity for strontzj .
Palace Theatre, for the first showing
is detailed to catch. "
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as the supply is limited and price will be $18.5C on June lst.
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The United
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HIGHWAYS VITAL I swam
TO CONNECTICUT’S
WELFARE IN WAR ‘3‘,
Over fiftylour per cent of the muni- II
lions manufactured in the United
“Mes it"e mudn Eu Connecticut. lf‘
Connecticut could be raided success-
fully by a foreign power, the muni-y
lions plants of the United States
would be decreased by over fifty-four
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Wallace Reid anid nMyrtIe. Sie‘dman 1
The. Prison Without Walls“
Lasl'okParamount
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
FARRAR AT PALACE I
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day. of the big lasky feature. “Joan
The Woman " starring Geraldine Fur
Presented in “Joan The Woman," Not. rm. Manager A. J. Collins. e1er alert,
ed Pictp’re Spectacle Monday secured the picture for Norwalk the
and Tuesday lweek it was released and only wait-
The honors for offering ,1", biggest ed for a favmubte opportunity to pre-
motion picture. spectacle of the set-1 sent " ”1 .\or\1alk Th9 commenda
son, go without any question to the lions heard since announcement was
made that the feature would be of—'
fored by the Palace. has been such as
to indicate c11pncit1 houses for the.
~ four shows. Because of the special-
-, significance of the attraction and in
order to allow everyone to see it ar-
rangements have been made for sin-
gle presentations at the matinee and
evening performances on both days.
”Joan The Woman" will be presented
at 2:15 and 8:15. each day Monday
and Tuesday next. Although the fea~
' ‘ture. is now running in New York at
For a few cents you can get a small dollar price and has been running at
bottle or the magic drug "9910““ 1" two dollars the Palace p1 esentlng the
centiy discovered by 3 Cincinnati picture for its only showing in Nor-
man. walk before real hot weather has 11r-
Just “R at any drug ranged for the legular scale of vaude-
store for a small bottle or ville prices and the big photo- play
freezone. Apply a few will be given at the PalaCe Theatre
drops upon 9' tender, “1“ in the afternoon for fifteen and twen-
ing com and instantly, ty cents and in the evening for twen-
yes, immediately all ty and tw-enty five cents. No one in.
soreness disappears and Norwalk can afford to miss the pic-
shortly you will find the ture. The time of its presentation
corn 5° loose that you is especially opportune .md the pic-
lift it out root and 311' turizalion of the beautiful story of the
J'\ With the fingers. French Sheperd gut who delivered her
not think! N°t one b“ 0: pain he countiy and di ed a martyr cannot but
fore applying freezone or afterWards excite the finest of feeling. Diiected
in 'Norwalk. next Monday and Tues-
WOMENI IT’S MAGIC!
CORNS SHRIVEL AND
LIFT OUT—N0 PAIN!
It doesnt even irritate the surround by Cecil B DcMillo and produced by‘
1
Lasky. the feature is all that mold.
ing skin.
Hard corns. soft corns or corns be- be desired
tween the toes. Iso hardened calluses
on bottom of feetjust seem to shrivel
up and fall of: without hurting a par-‘ '
ticle. It: is almost magical. It; is a.
SEENN' THINGS.
It’s a. safe bet that when 1 Aladdin
The pic compound made from other says a rubbed his lamp and saw what he saw,11)onns
genuine has a. yellow label -Adv
wasn't dreaming.
Saturday Night
At The Armory!
& Water Co.
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traitors who. preaching peace, and un-
nuptepatedness scck th's "peace" in
older that 110 111111 fulla victim to tlu
country of theil heart's allegiance
withcunt the power to strike a. single
linlts of our t='1,1it.‘.i_1r1 must be mend-
ed. Economy or an economy. taxes, or
no taxes, we must have roads. It is a
question not only of preservation of
our own state. but perhaps of the Unit-
ed States. blow in self defense.
nEmJ and sacrificed at least a half Let Connecticut lead in trained
million lives of its best men on the‘forces, in munitions, in loads. in all
altar of 11an epntedness Connecticut, that goes 1’01 preparedness. Let us be
with its highwms only half efflcient,In‘1en, look facts. in the face, and pre
would see thousands of lives wasted lpare for the dav when Huns and Bar-
'if we were attacked. for reinforce burinns may land on ottr shore.
merits and munitions could not be
[brought to the support of the men on
the firing line.
Dismiss the false argument of the.
pcace-at-anyprice advocates. the soft‘
If your tenant is delinquent on
destructive become a Sentinel cw:
tied advertiser n1 onoo
THE PRAISE CONTINUES
Everywhere We Hear Good Reports of
Dean's Kidney Pills '
South Norwalk is no exception. EV-
et‘y section of 11:11 t'. S .‘csonnds with
Ipraise of Dunn's Kidney Pills. Thirty
thousand persons are giving testimony
in their home newspapers. The sin-
cerity of these witnesses, the fact that
they live so near. is the best proof of
the merit of Dunn's .HfSI‘E'S 11. South
iNorwalk case: .
Mrs. H. G. Ferris. 6 Cross street.
South Norwalk, says: “I have. used
Doan‘s Kidney Pills 11 few times in
the past and because of the benefit
they have brought, I can certainly rec-
ommend them. Whenever my back
has been lame or my kidneys have
been irregular in action. I have rotten
a. box or so of Dunn‘s Kidney Pills at
Baxter's Drug Store. They l111'-‘o nev-
cr failed to help me."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don‘t sim-
ply nsk for a kidney remedy—get
Kidney Pills—~thc same that
THE SELECTION 0F “
SUITABLE WALL PAPER:
is an easy task here; We show
so many varieties both in pat-
tems and plain colors that W!
can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can mil
any purse too. We carry paper:
in every grade, so any price limit
yau ma have set can be acoom
modate
The Gorhan'l Co
,Props" Buffalo, N Y.——Adv. ‘
.- . 11‘
per cent. could any foe make a more it B; V d ' E t ' ’ '
vital blow than by capturing New l-la- I 'g au eVllle n ertalnment
"en. llartt‘ord, Waterbury and llridgc- 1 . 1
port? Capturing this little square. By CO. D, 2nd Reglment’ (a N. G.
thirtyfive miles on a side, would cut. ' '
the heart from the entire munitions '1} T B 't N -
system of the United States. The mu- For he 611811 Of orw 31k
nition plants of the nation today are .
barely twenty per cent of what they at Chapter
should be, if we are to be prepared fm .
war. and the taking of these few miles ii, AMERICAN RED CROSS
of territory in (‘ounecticut would cut .
that twenty per cent in half. v,
'l“l1eu1os1 vital problem of an army in ‘4 Hear the Company Quart“
the field today is transportation. “I See the Company D1"!
Without trasportati.1n an army, no of U
matte-1‘ how large or well equipptd. is 9% Hear the Company Cheer
helpless. .
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\‘erdun was saved to France by one ’1: See the ”ettlrg Up Drill
highway, For three months. twenty '13 '
11111 mm”. :1 an.“ 1111 0mm,“ mums T, ADMISSION ........... . ................. 103 FOR ALL ~ 1‘
:1'ic'1 of motor trucks. two abreast in ’3: Dancing Music'by CO. D Orcheslrn E‘
1\\'1»:1c!1 direction. tl‘m‘t‘It'tI tin highway 1
ét‘rom Paris to \‘erdun. It was this W FILL THE ARMORY—INTIRE PROCEEDS GO To
iroad 111.111 \‘.o~1 1111' final \it'tru'y for thr “1 L
French. made the 111111111 of Verdun th! 9‘
turuilu! point l11 the tide of victory, It ‘ o“, - 71'.
swept the allies forward and threw it N01 31k Chapter
their enemies back. \
The 1.1ily way in which the heart of it AMERICAN RED CROSS
Connecticut can he made. in an hour fi
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““1! have them. If the state today
had ten times its present 1' bt, if our
income were tuortga" 1111' years voiced. emasculate weoklings, Wllc
ahead, we should ave to obtain wish to leave us an easy prey for any Spring ('Othlng
money for our ‘1' Inays. The broken foreign power. (live :10 car to ”if!
run 1111.
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