Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
TONIGHT
Marie Doro in
“Heart’s Desire”
7111 Episode of "The Rad'-
1‘oad Raiders"
Monda.V
Lionel Barrymore in
-_in._
“The Millionaire Doub.e”
And the 8111 Ep isodc 01
“Pan. ria a»
Music by the Regent Orchestra
Every Evening.
__—-—_.
Coming
The Scr'eens Biggest Sensation
66 H
l .
A THOUSAND THRILLS
And
,. Memorial Day ”
“Skinner’s Bubble _
And Fattv rbucklepn
“The Bu cher Boy’
W i
Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
Today
Five Acts Vaudeville
wand—-
Irene Fenwick' m
“The Coney Island
Princess"
—‘
Monday
George M. Cohan
I11 His Noted Comedy Success
“Boardway Jones”
‘7
-———-_
Tuesday
Earle Williams
in Super \‘ilagraph
“Apartment 29”
MN
Memorial Dav
Special!
itox I‘llm (‘orporation Presents
William Farnum
~111— -
“American Methods”
~
'9
I
o
1
TOWNSEND
Ball Bearing
Lawn Mowers
Albert D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
\
('.
3!
WA VALUABLE——
SPRING TONIC '
Too much cannot be said of the
advisability of a good Spring
101111111‘131‘133 you are not really
sick, but are you 'really well? For
that tired feeling, weakness, no
appetite, lost nerve power and las
nitude take Beef, Iron and Wine.
Buy a bottle today and tone up
your system.
H . A. MEAD
Druggist
8 North Main St.
So. Norwalk. Ct.
F. S. HON
Job Printing
Sc. Nnrwalk
1171111255 oft-Hides .__.
"I suppose," remaked the friend of-
the newly created husband "the usual
Hhower of rice fell as you entered the
carriage "
"No. it rained beans, " he replied. “l
married a Boston ghl. you know."
.11
i
'W Raider ~'"
i
M»... F... .,_...
m SITATS "Am”
. “Cartooned” Scenes From the 8th E
' Will Be Shown at the Regent Theatr
William Enrich to James E His.
Jr. in: and l'léiiiilf on 12 1‘11“ am
11111». War
Daniel [Hilltop 1nd Izl‘ to i‘tvdcr- 7‘
ick ii. Rowan. t t.ll"‘.'l and budding;
at l-‘st Hill Road and Taylor avenue
War.
Annie P). Jenner. to Edwin l... lioyt,
(3 lots in (.‘ranbury. War.
Domenlck Port-his to Minerva M. '
Davis. lot on Plathille avenue. War.
.‘V'orwalk investment Company to Ray-
mond 1111..., 111 acrcs and buildings in '
Rowayton. Foreclosure,
Emma l). Hoyt it) John A. Nelson,
liaricn. ii acres and buildings in How-
ayton. War.
Raymond Bros. to Emma l). lloyt,
1113 acres and buildings in Rowayton.
‘Quit Claim.
HOT WATER
WHEN YOU WANT IT
You don't have to make excuses for lack of hot water if
you own one of these useful
(‘arric A. Seymour to James H.
11.211121.
1...... Gas Water Heaters
llarry W. Keogh .to Anna E. Mac- 1
You will be deligth with the results obt tined from the use
p isode of “Patr-ia.”
e, Monday
Lau him, i ‘ 4 - ,
1w11rg 0‘ 0" “ ”m" “91“” ii of the water heater. Sufficient water for a. generous hot bath
”orb”, o. P11111111 w mm” A’ a can be heated m from 15 to 20 minutes at a cost not to exceed
Raicht‘ol‘d and wife, lot and buildings two cents'
‘on Belden Hill avenue. War .
h' Th ‘ll‘n ha t r t ' Mrs. Vernon Castle , . ' O
T Is r1 I g C p C ' Fea urmg ' Madeline i". \Vchh to Norman l-‘. h. S eelal oner
'Kcating, lot and buildings in inir- it:
Aw _. field Park. \\'ar.
Al lH-[lliliililii
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
mi
l
and 7th Episode of “The Rail-
1 road Raiders"
1 Quaint and whimsical
inbound in ‘lleart s Deshc." the
Famous
lluie, starring Marie Doro.
the specially interesting
filmed in this pictule is “the festiva
iof the saints' in a Fientli provintiu
village. on
Anne's. This is the gala occasion o
{the year for the
one is dressed in his best.
costumes and queer ceremonies
a pleasing touch to the
and add
Dora's usual splendid work.
“Fleurette,” the charming peasan
girl. she romps through this
attractive photoplay which may
seen at the Regent Theatre today.
Knocked unconscious in 11 fight will
touche
t’Sl
The 0111
.'1 gang of bandit-1. dragged across the
up against
propped
n 1111321111 ge. car will
railroad yards.
the front end of
lilei head between the coupler while
Inn oncoming train npptouches. llelen
Holmes is saved from honihle death
Railroad
Signal-Mutual photo-
chapter \'ll of “The
no W
in
novel.
The scene provides the moat
.raising thrill of lilt‘ sensational mov-
ing pic‘luie setlnl. llcl‘s-en
11111101111111] hV Thomas Yinght.1m
throws himself flat on the tics and
.1l1e train passes over them.
1
AT THE REGENT MONDAY
Lionel Barrymore in “The
aire'e Double" and 8th Epl-
code of “Patria”
Methods of modern “society
cmoks"111e exposed in “The Million-
aire's Double," 1l11 .\‘ 1... llc'lc \Von-
111111111; 1 .. . l.-1‘ ‘1 l‘. more
which will he ‘11-1.--11 :.¢ the ltcgt‘nt
Theatre on Monday. This feature.
have the way in
in-
of
screen drama lays
which genuine business system is
troduced into the working plans
the ultra-modern “gentleman crook."
"The Millionaire‘s Double" expos-
es the methods of master criminals
who keep careful watch over the
movements. disappearances and
Renew the
Joy of Living
Don’ t let ill health any long-
er rob you of life’ s pleasures.
Get back your appetite,
stlengzthen your digestion,
r l::.tc your liver, regu-
late your bowels and im-
prove your blood by taking
BEEIHAME
Pills
Their action is prompt and
thorough, and you soon feel
their benefits. You will eat
more, work better, sleep sound-
er, and feel new strength after
a short course of these depend-
able pills. They restore
|healthy conditions, and soon
Bring Health
1 and Energy.
LnnstSloofA Modl' InthW
Sgid sLthI. In 5:11:01. 101;:2511.“
4
“Heart's Desire." Starring Marie Doro
. T
int-
Play et s-l’arnmount pic-E
Among
incidents .
the little island of St. ‘
peasants and every-i 1
give
production
to the effectiveness of Miss
As
most
'lit‘
ha i r-
plight is
who
.pl.1_V.< opposite het in tho pittulc. just
.in little to pull her to the ground. lie
Million-
1
1
i
l
l 1
f .
MARIE Dono
fAMOUS NA¥EQ9 PARAMUM
4 5 Ag
“Heart's Desire." at
The Regent Theatre Today
i
Marie Doro in
tdcalhs of wealthy persons. [or the
purpose of presenting false claimants
for their protu‘riy. in this pholoplay
the schemes of the villains are, frus-
‘ traled in 11 series 111.111.011.111; scene.
cdy interest.
1
COMING TO THE REGENT
Monday Will Also Be Shown the 81h
Episode of "Patria"
There is no let-up in the luriorm
pace at which the episodes of "l‘atria"
travel. There are thrills aplenty.
Other 111;: attractions announced by
Mr. viinntornl‘c :1Ml‘y Pickford in “The
Romance of The Redwoods." and the
picluic with a thousand thrills. “The
Whip," The Memorial Day (no hit:
features VV ill be shown. “Skinner's
illubhlc." and Fatty Arbuckh- in "Tl-3
: lulchcr lloy."
1
r-r-
RED CROSS BENEFIT.
lied Cross Week, a national observ-
nncc. will he opened in NOI'Wfllk b." 4‘
concert which promises to be unusual-
ly fine, 111 the Regent theatre the even-
ing of Monday. June eighteenth. at.
8:113, under the direction of Jesse Hop-
son and..\liss Sally Sherwood Belts.
The Iiopson Violin quintet. under
the masterly management of Mr. Hop-
son. is already known Willi enthusiasm
to the music lovers of the town.
They have recently covered them-
selves with glory at two concerts in
different parts of town. Mr. Hopson is
planning a befigiful program of err
semble and solo work.
The vocalist for the evening. Mrs.
.Alice Smith Godillot, now singing at
the Jewish synagogue in New York.
‘also a large Brooklyn church. was at
jone time soprano in the Methodist
fchurch. She has 11 very beautiful
gvoice. great dramatic temperament. al-
ready a host of admirers. and after
June eighteenth will have many hun-
dred more. Miss Sally Sherwood
51211115 is the accompanist, her talent
always affords n rare background to
voice or stringed instruments. The ad-
mission to he charged will be within
ithe means of everyone, fifty cents for
:‘bvery seal in the theatre except just
boxes and logos, which will be sev-
enty-five cents a seat. All tickets will
be for sale on and after Wednesday.
May 3.. at 1Red Cross headquarters.
Also a. system of ticket selling will be
carried out under the. leadership of
twenty-live Red Cross members. who
will each ask .1en others. list givenWW
each. to sell four tickets apiece.
The committee of arrangement for
the concert will be published very
soon.
5“.
AT THE PALACE THEATRE
DePage Sextette and Frank King Are
Headline Acts on This
Week's Show
01 the Palace Theatre five acts
vaudeville show. for this week-end,
two acts are certainly deserving of
I lie was forced at each performance to
having both dramatic power and com-1
Joyce. Ilnriy Money and .111 all star L'LWd TTOWCT‘S. ’ 1 and Gas _ . .
Vitagraph cast will plaV "Woman ‘81" 1. '. .. 1 CFC: so manydvatl‘letlcs {mm to pat "'"“ "
h l." , e ‘ 77' terns an pain co ors that m
. 0()( or “'l‘ht Glen of 1h \‘ntton. .‘~‘-- “71,,” I... M”... an] Enamel
'bye trouble. feel the pain leave those‘
pecial mention. The De,’
. Page Scxtclte a company of six i
[high class artists. two instrumental-i
lists and all vocalists and Norwalk is? TURRINGON. May ‘26.~The police
iforlunntc in having an opportunity to of the, surrounding towns have been
lenjoy the entertainment which the asked to watch for a Ford automobile
sextctie Oil’t’l's. The. six people are hearing license number (2114942 in
{singers of excellent voice and render which. it is explained, Grace Clinton.
‘11 classical program from start to no aged six, daughter of Charles I. Clin.
11511 . The instrumenli program of two ton. of this town. was carried away by
1of the members can best be appreciat- her mother. The child was kidnapped
ed by these who hear it. Fault King. from the North school at noon. The
ltlw versatile comedian, giVes an un- couple separated two weeks ago, Mrs. i“
[usual program in song numbers and (‘linlon going to ‘\'rw Jersey
itells sleitcs with the aid of a piano.
more than.
$100 Per Mont, No Money Wiiil Order.
$16. 50 installed.
llant Be Dissappointcd, 0rd11r Today.
The United Electric Light
and Water C0.
SCHOOL G'Fll- KiDNAEPED.
is
MAKES RAPID HEADWAY
give many enable-1 and in singing!
"lhe Life SH\C‘l<' Song." which is his _____
own composition, he met with special Add This Fact to Your Store of Knowl
tavor. 'lhe other three acts are 011' edge
‘much merit. The vaudeville will heL Kidney disease often advances so
given this afternoon and again this rapidly that many a person is firmly
evening at 6:4 and 9 o'clock. The in its grasp before aware of its pro-}
feature picture will he "The '(‘OllO_V"i»!1‘(’-‘N. Prompt allcntion should be“
island Princess." lslvcn the slightest symtom of kidney
disorder. if there is n dull pain in lhe‘
hack hmdathc. dim spells or a tired,
,_ worn-11111 teelmt: 1)! if the kidney sc-
Cohen in First Picture Plays Hi! N0" crelions 111-1 offensive. irregular and
651 90m”! SUCCC“ 1111111d11l 1... pain. plot urc :1 good lillie‘
George M. (‘ohan's initial picture up 4...). rpm...” at once.
"liroathVnV‘ loues.‘ " will he the attrat Your t()\\‘n§ppupip recommend
"HWNNM' luncs." will be the R1130 li-oztn's Kidmy l’ills. Read the slatc~
tion .11 [He i’tlltltc 'lhr'llilt‘ Nonda.V-:lll(‘lli of this South Norwnlk woman.
1
i
Connecticut River Shad
Received Daily Direct from the River
ALL KINDS. OF FREE H Flt: H
Long 81 Round Clams, Oysters and lobéters
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Dnones 108 and 100.
BROADWAY JONES AT PALACE
Free Delivery. 71 North Mai-1
BL'
This picture recently played Norwnlki Mrs. A. Lat‘roix, To Sprint: street.
and capacity houses which witnrm‘sed South 2§1~l"1‘.1i:\,‘i:l)‘ - “l 1111\‘1‘ used ---
Fill: in the past with
i..l"Ni ll‘hiiiii‘ itmi i (“milder iiitlil
it were pleased from the start to lhc Dunn's iv'idnt 3.-
l'illish. Too much cannot be said oi \1‘I‘_\
the feature. produced by Mary l‘lck-
u i‘t'ililiiit' 1111-1111'11‘11. E14111 ytnrs 11:11)
lord‘s t'ompany. \V'hile (‘ohnn made i was troubled by kidney complaint. l
'l‘lrnndwuy famous 11‘s 11 stage suffered from my back and my kid-
llit‘t‘t‘. his picture will add even more ncy \vcrv irrcttular in action. it didn't
to his lnurcls, for his screen work on lake 111.111y of Dunn‘s Kidney l‘illn to
account of the larger possibilities 11f- cure m.- and i haven't had any ll‘fill"
ford-Hi is even better than the slngo ble since." I
L 0 0 it I
Chaos for Year
Examiner
Jones."
work. “ll1‘oadszty Jones" is 11 plcturc' Who 3111‘ :11 all dralcrs. lion'l elm"
that will please everybody. (in 'l‘ucs- ply 1111; $11." lclll-‘y ." 1111-111» 1"“ one who is not only 8. skillful
day next, linrle Williams will he star Moon‘s Kidney l"ilts~»-tl111 -11111c lilill e'finrtionist but also QUALI 1
red in the stlpcr-V'ilagrttph "Apart- (-111.11 31112:. l.:.1‘1-oi.\. Fon 1ci«.\lillmrn Liéfi pm:
ment 211" and on Memorial Day. the (‘11.. P111115. Buffalo. .\'. Y.-—Ad\. by training and ex .
ience to RECOGNIZE any DIS-
EASED condition that may ex~7
ist. We employ experienced
OCULISTS to examine eyes and
guarantee satisfaction. ~ .
‘
SUMMER HOME NEEDS ,THE SELECTION on
‘ i
Window Screens, 8""..‘J Doors ». SUITABLE WALL PAPERa
is an easy task here. We .1101...
Palace will have us its special holiday}
feature, William Farnum in “American
Method" The latter picture is one
of the hint. est ot‘ the season. Alice
can suit any taste or meet an.)
:‘requiremept. And we can suit
Eany pu:se too. We carry paper:
do every grade. so any price limit
'yau may have set can be accom
mediated. \
iThe («whom (‘o
On June 4 and registration day. June
5.
'rr—rAMER
“The Three~0 Eye Service"
ed Cooking Utensi15.
WE WOT NOT
Lives there a star upon the stage.
0r idol of the movie screen.
Who's never yet been photographed
in touring car or limousine?
1111111111; 1111111111113
111 wn
They Refuse To Be Fooled
They are all sticking to “Neutrone
Prescription 99.“ it sure is 11 Wonder,
there never was anything like "Neu-
tronc Prescription 99" and there isn’t
anything like. it now. It is the rheu
matic remedy on a new plan. Use it
on any case of rheumatism and you
can' almost immediately feel the rc<l
suits. it never fails. it is the one. big
surprise that you have coming to you.
Get busy, get a bottle today. any good-
Ocullsts, Optometrists. optlcllno‘
87 Atlantic 811.. Stamford. Cont
Open 8st. till 9 p. m. Est. 18".
Albert 1‘. .Geitehe
. Ohnnn HR.)
'5 Wash'ootn" *'
Prompt Delivery.
'VlanIiV
i
a»
@174
1'
«t .I‘:.. #56 EM:
1&1”)
new 1917
_ OPEN§ g
1‘1..esnyNew Features
herniation llay Dancing V
lel‘liaoh and Evening Band Concert
H..-
‘w.
.1.
sore aching muscles and those poor
inflamed joints go down like magic.
it's great, 50c and $1.00.—l‘l. A. Mead.
South Norwalk.—Adv.
l .
Special Showine 0f
SILK SWEATERS
$7. 98 to $15
lACilBY’S
ii
141.11
Norwalk Chronicler