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one some III a?” win ,Wtfi at the
W of in“ and. into; Memo The
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Regent The
mflewdl‘limhfi
Pictures
3 Shown—3:15. 7:15 and 9
TONIGHT
First Showing in Norwalk of
Clara Kimball Youth!
in h.
“The Easiest Way"
Saturday
M aric Doro in
“Heart’s Desire"
And 71h Episode of "TiltI It'dl-
road Raiders"
Music by Fiskc O'Hara Orches-
tra, Every Evening
Coming!
The Screens Biggest Sensation
“The Whip”
A Thousand Thrills
M
Palace Theatre
Feature Pictures
Today and Saturday
Eary & Earsr
The Flexible Duo
Frank Kim: .
Home of Best Vaudeville and‘ I
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Clara Kimball Young in Her Latest Picture. “The 535"?“ Way." 3‘ the
Regent Theatre This Evening at 7. 15 and 9 O'Clock
The Cello Player of the Regent Orchestra Will Also Render One of His
.Pleasing Solos This Evening
fine-on IIII-Imnc to the
g . I h
are ”Ishtar-rs Bobble.
gr.» WANM
m Amalia-s at flap-t
Am the may W m tune
"The Million-
nInI‘oI imply” and "The lindy‘mx
”new." lvaIarmn Madame Patron.
Another big motley attraction will
.Imm be shout. said to be the biggest _
"The .
Hi’f‘i‘n sensation of the season,
Whip," «Ivory not a thriller.
OFFENSIVE
ITALIAN
GROWS IN IMPORT-
ANI‘E AND EXTENT
WITH BRILLIANT VIC
TORIES
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vin l‘aris. May 24, 5:10
steamers were
during the
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a. In. WNU Italian
sunk II\ sulInnIriIII-s
neck ending: Mav I20
ess. The last
hy'steiically
.u’ay" to luxury and suct‘
iart closing with Lama
- calling to her maid:
”Doll me up, Annie; l'm going down
I the line—and to hell.’
To that pottion of the public which
requires a definite ending to its stor-
ies and plays, this did not give a com-
plete answer as to what would he
I Mum's eventual fate.
When Director Capellani was mak-
ing the picture the numerous inquiries
were recalled, and Mr. Waltonwa‘s
asked to add a. final chapter to his
story. lie has done so and carried out
it again
PALACE TH EATRE TODAY
New Vaudeville Bill Presented Yester-
day Was Much Enjoyed“
Ethel cYayton Todays
Picture Star
Vaudeville may come and go, but
hardly possible would it be to get, a
:better bill than that which the Palace
Theatre is presenting for this week-
end. That was demonstrated by the
enthusiastic reception which the. show
,the drama to its logical, tragic con-
.
tacked bv gunfilc and sustained
some. damagc. Only tuo sailing
ships,
lost during: the some period.
During the week 460 ships, rcp-IH
rcsmlting 475 000 tons, Pntcr ed
Italian ports- and 387 of 4i3,IIl000
tons, left.
DIII‘lll" the week ending: May I I
too Italian steamers, under 1000
tons catch, and seven small soiling
craft were sunk. Some fishing
boats wore also lost.
COPENHAGEN, via London,
May iii—As a counter to the
rather artificial indignation which
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new Tm mt .~
One was at «I,
both under 300 tons, were
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the l’nn-(flcrmans and (‘onservag
arc cudcavoring to excite,
hmufluumm
at!”
A
No Money
Vulcan Copper Coil
Don‘t hesitate to phone for one of our experienced water heater
representatn;s to call and explain our otter carefully.
coal fire necessary if there Is a. gas heater atto Ilcl ed to boiler.
$16.50 Price During Sale
Mnmfaonolfieuypalu.uetelmmwbh
Gas Water Heaters
Think How Welcome
quick supply of steaming hot water would I; 9. this summer. No hot
With order, $1.00 Per Month.
DGN’T WAlTuflllDER NOW !
HIThe United L
Season 1917
received at yesterday’s matinee and .. _ . _ _
““510“ against the, boclabsts on accounté
Vaudeville's Most Versatile
Comedian
The DePalze Sextette
Vocalists and lnstrumentalists
Morris Samuels & Co.
Presenting
“A Day at _Ellis Island”
Man’s Woman
Ethel Clayton In
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Picture Attractions
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Coming I
I i I - ‘ It d.I - 9 I
I. SATURDAY—Irene renew; and mm“. :0 mm" Balm-MS in“! (nom No he “min (in Sight 00 mm (“1- ”WWW“ ‘1‘“! ”W ”“th‘mv ”1 ”FENCE! and Eve“!!! 3
,me M00“, in “A (‘oncy Island l:plnv In .\ Day At hills Islam IIIt-I In this I up if out1 I III | I>I the ”HI ,IHHMII (“’l’l‘” “{1}“. “In”. \J an once].
:‘Princess” .trnct ted cspccinll attention. The fIvICIIitinI: InIIdInt-s of in set a is “I,” soul to ”H. \‘ul‘ious lix‘dcl‘utcd I
people. in the closing sketch IIIII ablI'Ibnttle betwoen Helen and the miller ,,.,,‘.,.,.,””,.”th II ‘
CIIIOND21‘ugmayss (‘IIorgc M. “pm” and give II“. ”in... with slylc gang in the railload ymmds She l< In!“ I,I,_,,,I,,,II,,,. NIH,“ ”I.” ”I“
omn Irst Iicture Ircsenlntion, ; . . II - - I I I - V H" W . ‘
"Broadway Joilcs.‘ l _ .and finish that ll'llllit it moII than or- isopllIltll d 30m thI Ht‘.(l‘ti sIIIicI I0p lIIllIIr and throat I-ouxlllutcd II N...
..__._. dinarily acccplnhlc fl‘lII- vaudeville orativcs of the K & W ltnllwav and Him“ to that luck of political II I . . , A ..
will be repeated this zIfthnoon nnd‘nlthough they are not far distanI falls ,iudxmcnt “illl'Il hurl ot'tIIII t‘lllil.‘ll‘< l I oval garrison Iltltl‘llll'lillltllllls’» inquired to State specifically the pm".
June 4 and 5~—Alico lov.cII Har-
ry Morey and Vitagiaph Cast in
"Womanhood. "
again last evening. The selection of
l
acts is happy, indeed and for high, AT THE RECENT SATURDAY
class, clean entertainment the llrol,I
imam stands alone. Eary and EaIV. a: Marie Doro in “Heart’s Desire" and
7th Episode of “The Railroad
Raiders"
duet of flexible stars exhibited some
novel and daring tricks and proved
ience in roals from his first woxd un- is that wherein the young doctor who
Itil the last and his bright comedy has stelnlv Ienounced all women {01-
, pleased etelybody The DePagtI IStIx- lever finds himself presenting II huge
‘Itctto is an able Iompany of \ocalistss nosegay of roses (with flower-tan
:and instrumentalists and Norwalk'sI gouge dictionary attachedl to the.
'rcgard for song and mush was shown young convalescent Flt‘lllwitt‘ You
,by the IIIpplIlusI» which followed thc‘will s-ee how wall it all noiks out at
Innnbeis ll‘lldt‘lt‘ti bv the company. Itho Regent TlIealIII this week.
SaIleIlle in songs and; One of tIlt‘ most interesting IlII-tp
5 Knight and
Icomcdv dialogue wIIIII good and tho tors of‘ ‘Tho ltailIoad Raiders will IIl-
thc despeIadocs.
hard “$ch
and rendered
evening's show I into the hands of
She puts up a realistic.
fight, but is overcome
{again tonight. This
iwill be followed at ll o'clock by a pro
Wiwntation of the feature picture only
MiTIlt‘ Palace photo ploy attlnctlon fol :unconsciqus.
Itoday. s“.\inn‘s Woman" starring: '(‘hnpter \‘Il reveals
IilI‘thel (‘l nylon The ability of the Sim . pIIIb lighting efforts
l is too well ltnovvn to III‘NI special com- I John 1’. \lc'tlounn arranged for “ThrI
but it made III‘ said that in ltailload Raiders} Trains ruSh
Woman" Alias (‘layton Ineotsithrouch the night. their blazing head-
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again the su-
which Director
lllPlll,
“Alan‘s
of Scllidcmann's new use of the
uord "revolution”
stag last \v.IIIIk the Berlin Vor-
Ivaerts prints the text of a letter
IIIIIIIIxatiIIIIs was not met.
til‘lli ol‘ the League. in transmit-
cynp ol the I.l‘li§!lll‘ .‘l pence pro-
I,zium. .IpolI'II oi indiI IItions that the
IIIItI-IIiIuIInt (iili not propose l'l\\ltit‘:
IIuonglI utilization of victory. llII
lit‘l‘IllI't‘li that the immediate cou-
.‘It‘llllt‘lll‘l‘ of such It policy would lII'I
l'IIssIIIl the govci'unn‘ut's poliI-Iv
lIIIl'oI‘I- Iilt‘ \\'lll‘ and that lill‘ I’IIII-
ljcl'mnu program could only be
considered :It'tIII' all opponents bad
lII-IIu IIoInplIIlcly crushed.
‘l he uovcrnulcnt'x’ refusal
tll‘l‘Illil tbc Radical Socialist, Adolt
.lot'l'uuulu. a lilt‘lliilt‘l' of ”III l‘rus-
III-In hint. to attend the Stool:—
III
in the lteioh- }
sent to t‘haIII-I-llor von BethmannU
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ll axon \oII (lcbsIIttcl. vicc prosi—’
tiny.I to you liclhnmnn Ilollch' III'
, men‘s
I . . . . _ I . .,
Knight & Sawtelle themselves pastpuias‘ters of their art, One of the prettiest. scenes in the :Il’lli’w 5" “I“ tfmltll'Pm'll‘iIl'midn‘
.. II I x - - I I ‘
Song and Dialogue Comedians The act made an unusual appeal.§ Famous players-Paramount picture. tiililfiilfi liliirt-Iilt‘ni" [IR li‘uion E} I]: ’
"‘"'" ‘ II 5. HI (I t Ill I I-Iud I"llI.Iart‘s Desire," starrln lMariII Doro, ' M, ‘ “ ‘ " "
lrank ng “H m ' I k 1' u 8 Leagues demand for sweeping I I ,
Many
Decoration llay Dancing
OPENS
New Features
l_\* rIIIII-utenl that they ill‘ sent to
tho liissal front to tight llIII tier-
lilllllw‘. 'l'lIIIir III-lion is in rospouso
to the speech of .‘IliuislI-l' of War
hereudly and the appeal of Iiit‘
t‘ouncil of Holdicrs' and Work-
llelcg‘utcs. ‘
MORE LIGHT ON REGISTRATION
notcl‘ of the work he is performing in
order that Illt‘ board may judge. if it,
is such as to warrant the government
in cvcusing him from army duty. ‘
"it you are a felon or otherwise
morally deficient and dcsire to II‘III'IIII
exemption on that ground, state your
ground briefly." said the guide.
The difference between a “naiurar
born" V
IIv'IIry requirement and the rcsult iw lights the glow from thII fire box and “,1.” (‘nni‘crcuwn is connected Official guide or Provost MarshaleTlls citizen “M a naturalized citi~
an cnjoynblo feature. Itho light from the windows of the with its attempt I” fusion 3 ('hnl‘fi‘t‘j How to Answer 0..» ions zen is explained cnrcfully and it is:
To WNSEND --... coaches forming a IIIOSI wonderful It treason on him for his agitation: b'ASlllNCI’l‘ON, IllI-I _.—-“lio not “m" "‘1 0‘” ”W “‘1‘“ alien “new“
‘ tr -. I'r- l SATURDAY'S PALACE FEATURE I— Inning IlII- \l'lll'ix'lllt‘ll for a May lIiIlI- l'IIlIir-d i‘t‘tliv' ”who! .1. III ““‘“" " 4‘0 “Wt will be required}
‘ 'IltIV strike. avoid :gIrvicc 3". ..Ic new National .\1'- ‘” "nfw'i‘w'V although they WI“ “0t be
Irene Fenwlck in Paramoant-Fammis q. ( “hi“, \II A("‘”\ ”‘1 London. 1 ‘ n ”m Injunction of Prom“ MR“ d” [m' iTHE SELECTION OF
. -, \iIIV _-I.I~I .-\I Ioldiut: to tho \os- slml General (‘rodeIr in am ofllcial ' “"‘ i SUITABLE WALL PAPER’ .
Players Release With Owen Moore . .!
WESTbROOK in AS
Ball Bearing
There is a startling difference be-
‘wlIich Ilene Fcn i
Clean up with the
tween the ‘IpIinccss‘
siscllc VII ilung. l'ouut ‘l‘arnowslti
vou 'l‘IIrnoIv. I'I-IIIIllIIIl Austrian um-
bassador to the United States, and
guide he has issued to show
lions put to those who
how Iplcs
register on
.lunc {I should be answered. The guide
[is an easy task here. We about
{3300150IIRE L08?” many varieties both in pot.
‘ ‘ * 'tems and plain colors that III"
\viIk 's )lavin on the screen in “A , . . . . . . w , . n
Lawn Mowers 00:19; ,Lmhdgprincvsw. 3 Famous lIlII'I. lIIIrIlIIIlrIIIIbIlonly IIIIII I\ IIIrInoIs. explains lllnt tramp; no desire bytheiIIIYIEDII{1212:}:II:I":I02CI{::‘IV°fUN can suit any taste or meet an!
Playorsd’aratnount adaptation M Ed- UI s. IIIlsImisscIII IIIIIIIIIIII . II IIIIslI.III tIIIchcrnmcnt to tll‘llll any one who is; (. me l‘tlti‘loll “I I l'I l I IIaITIAIrequlrement. And we Can I“
ward Sheldnn's sunfish“ play “Prim-i - uIIII, lllll\t‘tl III Bellm on lucs- the sole support of any man womanI “in; 'l‘ / IOI‘I‘II‘ iii‘lll‘mitodog; IfI'I‘I’I‘IIIII, any purse too. We carry papui
cess ZianiIu“ and the princess which~ _ " A day) , . , _ o- ‘ . or em“ but WINS 0‘" “1'11 "“1“?“ $10,000 ,iiic c::I.u III of the tire is notiin every gradc’ so any priCe “m,
she played on the stage a few seasons M AR I N E?) U I\D()I\: Mil.‘ ~41me DM‘O ”‘0 PM on 301! have in mind is sole- knoun. .yau may have Set can be accent-v.
Albert D. Morgan
W A SHIN CITON STREET
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"“ A 'VAEI’iABLE‘“
SPRING TONIC
I'I'oo much cannot be said of the'
advisability of a good Spring
tonic. Maybe you are not really,
sick, but are you really well? For
that. tired feeling, weakness, no
appetite, lost nerve power and las-
oitude take Beef, Iron and Wine.‘
Buy a bottle today and tone up
your system.
H A. MEAD “1‘ "mg mommy "m The sewer gigf‘é‘P‘z‘d"'"”“°""”“‘I 1”” llI‘l‘ skilu‘lcr. without a. 1110- the kidneys, they become overworked: for generations ‘0 flu-9h
I I Irv w I h : , . ' . I . . . ' "‘ '
Druggist production of this great play has been EIIIIIOIIIIIII. mil? 33,3“ C“ mom. 5 hesitation cut away his get sluggish clog up and Czutje all new. and sumulnte them to normal The Thrceo Eye Samoa"
5 ”n rtllzernnrielmow .. . . . ,I a: , . . ' :' , . ' - ~ , ' t lralize the acids '
made with Clara Kimball Young a M met}. 5. “Gammon means tIIml .‘Il.l ,IIIImd bIIttlc spIrItIdly. sorts of distress llarlilflnlmll batik "“‘Im‘yl a“) 0 “e“ Ocullato. Optometrlata, Optlclfln. .
8 North Main St.
So. Norwalk. Ct.
F. S. LYON
Job Printing
Sr. Norwalk
ago in “Hawthrone of U. S. A." The}
later was the refined and cullurcdf
heiressnppaient to the throne of a“
mythical European kingdom and theI
First to Fight
on Land
motion pictures “princess in; hciress-I I.
- .. l SeamAIr
if. S.
Iapparent to “The Turkish Dream, a
cheap sideshow in (‘oncy Island. This
is Miss Fenwick‘s first appearance on
lthe Paramount programthough she's
lbecn n photoplny star before. She is.
one of the foremost actresses on that
‘stage or screen and has established a‘
remarkable IIi-putation for veisatilitv.
WO‘Wln MoonI appears nith Nils-I. Fen
wick in the ploduction. The picture!
appears at tho Palace Theatre tomor-'
row, three times, at 2:13. 6:45 and 9.
C-lil'..’
Ii Iyatlyittx
. “"ftlilf‘lVPf‘hfl'i gliyhmnn
ltn. v. uldttcrfutsi
1 [II-"l by working
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
:“The Easiest Way," With Clara Kim-i
' ball Young In the Leading Role
Eugene Walter has fuinished the.
.‘key to a certain question which was
I frequently rropounded when his dra-
Into. 'The. Easiest Way was having‘
. f‘
i , andiorls
It plays 1] -.‘
l Antllhcjoll I: v t
ludul:l:1:3i izziliI Izsnrt.
Nz‘ :vh Inc 1 Ines (dilicmcssnge
\"le1:: I I‘ In I: 'r Isur lett: mix: 1?
the star.
In the play as produced by David
Belasco, Laura Murdock an actress.
is abandoned by a man whose influ-I
. once and monev she had accepted, be-I
'cause she did not "play the game,”
i and also by the man she loves because}
in dire straits she took "the easiestI
_i
I, We Use
‘EAPQLIO
oi‘ (‘onnanght shook hands yester
day with sixty American college
students who have clinic to Eng-
land for duty in the camps of the
Y. M. (l. A. The t‘t‘l'f‘lnllll)’. which
was simple and informal, took
place at. the Y. M. (‘. A. hcadquart—
rs.\vl1clc the duke stood in the
center of a group of Americans
and \\ clcomed them. He said their
presence was "an additional evi-I
deuce oi the whole iii“ 11 but way in
lot with the Allics in the “iijletI
for l'rcmlmn and civilizatizm.“
I’Alilfl. Ella}: ‘23.-~Dclails of the
battle boluecu illt.‘ trawler Ibis
and a licrmnn submarine. in
which the submarine was driven
off. have Inst bccn made public
of llim- -:Iy on \plil ‘22.
sighted the .Izulnnarinc. The fish—
Ing boa had her trawl down and
was unable to not up any speed,
The coolness ol' the crew and the
skill of the cabin boy. who took
the helm while his mates stood to
the guns, decided the light. In
five minutes the submarine had
had commit and Isubmerged.
‘EBASTOPOL, VIII London
May 25.———Tllc officers and men of
which America has thrown in Mr
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The fight took place in the BavI
ho son was rough and the wind
was lliIlWlllf.“ hard when the this”
ly dependent on you." e\cmption willI
not be granted. '
The registrar will drop permanent-
ly flom the. list those whose physicall
defects. such as the absence of a leg
or :m at in make untitness for Service
obvious. but all other claims for ex-
emption will be passed upon by the
local boards. The applicant will be1
llli’Fll. ill 5:
l‘ii‘i‘il‘ ii iii.
Advises Folks to Overcome Kidney
and Bladder Trouble While
it is Only TroIIbIe
Eating meat regularly cvcntually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says a \t'tIlLkhOWn authority,
because the uric acid in meat excites
ache. and misery in the kidney region;
rheumatic twinges. Seveie headaches.
acid stomach, constipation, torpid liv-
er, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary
irritation l
Tile moment y'om back hurls or kid
n-ays arena. acting right. or it bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of avoiding seiious kidney dimer—Adv.
III tilllllljtl
llli ltlllllilS lilllllt a it
it
it Is,
Jad Sails from any good pharmacy;
take a tablcspconiul in a glass of wa-
ter before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famoua salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com-
bined with lithia, and has been used.
clogged kid-
Onc of the build ings was (I: copied modated.
b\ the gloomy store of Edward F.‘
The other rho: t t‘. ‘istI-nco may. con' EThe (Yorham C0
t'tined the ctoclII'IIy and variety store,
Kunz, brothers, v. ho lived in the rcarl
of ti. ril shell
I . .blI (l m In 1
Vviiilt‘Iitllt‘Pl‘dt I.cIIy. .LOO“!
one who is not only a. skillful *
refractionist, but also QUALI-
ience to RECOGNIZE any DIS-
EASED condition that may ex-~
OCULISTS to examine eyes and
guarantee satisfaction.
Schmidt \Ilio lived on the upper floor.‘
of lI‘rI-edmitlt B. Rum and Louis ".3
Elm-mi lilIIliIM' houses were. satcd.’
Examiner
FIED by training and. camera,~
ist. We employ experienced :
in the mine so it no longer irritates,
mun; ending bladder disorders. I 87 Allan‘ lc Sq. Stamford. Conn.
Jud Salts cannot. injure nnyone;‘ Open flat ““9 p 11) Est. 139;“
makes a delightful effervescent lithiaI .I
water drink which millions of men and ‘ ‘
\\ omen take now and then to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
Norwalk Chronicler