Regent Theatre
“The Call of Her People”
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Copyright ClothingCo.
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today
Robert Harron in
“The Bad Boy”
A story you'll not soon forget
Every American boy and his fain-
ily should see this picture,
Also 8th Chapter of
“The Railroad Raiders”
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Monday
Emmy Wehlen in
“Sowers and Reapers”
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Wednesday arid Thursday
The Screen’s Biggest Sen-
sationl Next Monday
“The Whip”
8 Thrilling Reels
most motion picture fans know
Coming!
A Seven-Act Vl'onder'play
Ethel Barrymore in
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as serious as the real thing.
Iiiarron’s assailants Elmo Lincoln, d9-
1 clared by Jess Willard to be one of the
most physically perfect and powerful
men he ever saw, and “Pete" Peters,
former famed as the Adonis of tire
hos Angeles police department.
“The Railroad Raiders" is the last
word in adventure drama.
Palace Theatre
Iimpos'sible when the script was firrst
Home of Best Vaudeville and 'examined. The producers hated to
look the risks in the face. It costs
Feature Pictures
Today
Five Acts Vaudeville
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Marie Doro in
“Oliver Twist”
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Monday and Tuesday
JUNE 4-5
“ Womanhood.”
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Wednesday
June Caprice as
“A Small Town Girl”
$7,000 to “kill an extra." if Director
John P. hictrowan made a slip in cal
culation it was easy to see where
l$100,000 or so would be added to the
profit and loss side of the. ledger, to
say nothing of the cost in tears and
pain.
Chapter 8 shows Helen in a den of
|(‘hinamen, where she saves her sis-
Itcr Florence, who plays the role of
Ladv hieIrOHe from the band of Mon
gollan pirates into whose hands she
has been placed by the “raiders" af-
ter the sensational kidriapplr .,
‘ (‘haptEr 7.
AT THE REGENT MONDAY
Emmy Wehten in “Sowers and Reap-
ers." and 9111 Chapter of "Pat;
ria"
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The famous director. George 11.
Men’s Spring Suits
Attractive Sho'wing
Smartly Tailored Models
$12. 50, $15. out, $18.00
MetroRolfc five-part production
of
the Regent Theatre on Monday.
ers and Reapers" is the story of a girl
1111'. Baker was prevailed upon to play
like part of the director.
So. Norwalk I Mr. Baker has been in turn cartoon-'
-‘ ist, actor. manager. and now motion
picture director. being successful in
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
N. Main St.
all, but excelling in his present voca-
tion.
the late John Bunny. lie has directed
Metro wonderplays with Fthel Barry-
ron and 8th Chapter of The
“Railroad Raiders"
Robert Harron, star of the new Tri-
2m! Lionel Barrymore as stars
11* - hundred pounds of dynami‘r-
angle-Fine Arts production, “The Bad nt ithaca during the filming of “Pat-
fltoy," faced a situation incidental to 1111," the international serial of love.'
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a work in the picture that would romance and patriotism released by
have. struck terror to the heart of the. Prithe, the sub episode of which is 10
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on Up" bound and gagged b) a pairIa buildingr was blown to atoms anI
of
chance in a physical encounter. ASIthirty feet across and ten feet deep
ost valorus film hero. be shown at the Regent Theatre Mon-
It became Bobby’s duty to be “beat-I day. The muskrats survived. 111111001111?
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PaIaCe Theatre
Presents .1. Stuart Blackton’s and Cyrus
Townsend Brady’s
SOUL STIRRIN G DRAMA
IN a BIG PARTS
With Alice Joyce, Harry Morey, Peggy Hyland and an All
Star Vitagraph Cast.
MONDAY, JUNE 4, AND REGISTRATION DAY, JUNE 5
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA
Show Daly at 2315, 7 and 9 O‘Glock
Admission 10 and 15 Cents at All Performances
Another Thrilling Scene in the Ninth Chapter of “Patria.”
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‘ this time, the camera has such a sharp:
reye that a screen thrashing is almost
.
To make matters worse forIliarron.I
iillrector (‘hester Withey selected as present the eight reel photo meledra from being far out of the ordinary was the (‘ivil Sufi“.
lu‘
linker, plays his first part before the‘
camera in “Sowers and Reapers," theI
in:
which Emmy \\'ehien will be seen fit
“Sow-I
who became a motion picture star. and ‘
lie won fame as the director of"
was not sufficient to kill two muskrats‘
Itraction for Norwalk because of the
I girls"
'any vaudeville number that has ap-
. ing iiniments.
This Episode
was torn in the ground.
NEXT WEEK AT REGENT
Next week the Regent Theatre will
ma of a thousand thrills, “The \‘l'hip.’
This big screen
shown two days,
Thursday.
11' edneday and
“WOMANHOOD” AT PALACE
day and Tuesday
Those who knew Capt
ford the “Poet Scout"——and he was
known far 1nd wide over the United “ted upon his success in landing the be illllioimt d
States as a gifted and picturesque
character, may easily recognize hint
as in life when they see “Woman
hood The Glory of the Nation" star-
ring Alice Joyce and Harry Morey at again and even with more satisfncn means or tls: ortzrinirn: 111‘ relative im are fully guaranteed to bake, roast,
the Palace Monday and Tuesday next
week, each day three times at 2:15,
7 and 9 o'clock. There will be special'
orchestra accompaniment.
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WOMANHOOD
_ THE GLOKYOF THE NATION
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MvmmalattvrlnnMr-n WI
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in the stupendous Vitacraph
tiuction he performs one of his bits
of heroir during such as he was asso
ciated with by reputation lie died at
his home on Long island triath‘ellruury
but during the summer of 1916 wa‘
alive and vigorous, though aged. At
the invitaion of Commodore J. Stuart
Blackton who was 11 great friend to;
pro-
him, Capt. lack took part in the film" I
“The Bad Boy," Starring Robert Har- 1uore,1€mmy Wehlen. Emily tStcvens ing of the battle scene of ‘ \\ oman- |
Ihood The G iory of a Nation. and
was featured in
garbed in his own buckskin, he heads
the last stand of a group of devoted
Grand Army men who make a fight
against the invaders of America. The
whole group meets a dramatic end,1
Capt. Jack with his trusty Winchester
being the last to fall.
PALACE VAUDEVILLE
Big Bill Which Includes Tom Linton's
Jungle Girls Ends Today
Tom Linton is a sure annual at-
show he has offered this week at the
Palace Theatre where his "jungle
are playing the closing act. A
capacity house last night and a big
unatinee house yesterday afternoonc
gave the act the warmest reception of
RHIIIMAIISM? N0
"’8 All (i0NI
“Neutrone Prescription 99" is the
Quickest Remedy For Painful,
Swollen Rheumatic Joints
“Neutrons Prescription 99" puts
joints and muscles in fine shape, is
easy to take four tea'spoonsfui a day
and your poor aching, swollen joints
are gone, No more greasy, vile smell-
It eliminates the pol-
sons by purifying the blood.
“Neutrone Prescription 99" never
fails to extract all rheumatic pains,
and swellings—there is nothing like
it. 50c and $1. 00 the bottle at your
druggist's. Mail orders filled on $1. 00
size. -
For sale in South Norwalk by H. A.
Mead—Adv.
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one scene where, '
Will Be Shown at the Regent Theatre
Ipeared here thi~ season. Miss Lucy
’King, the prima donna of the act with
Iirinton, as the leading man and the
I'able supporting cast, offered a clean
.snappy musical comedy. that aside
really in the two dollar show class:
sensation will he The scenic effects and costumes gave “at“
the act a veryt positive finish that
for the time made the audience forget
lliat it was :1 vaudeville show and cre-
ated the impression of the regular 11".
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'time musical production. of
it 10.3th Big Vitagraph Spectacle Shown Mon- course has been a Keith star for some. ”in;
time and the same act played P011 5
JflCk 013“" Theatre in Bridgeport only last wee“. Iin rho ('rirmr ii of National Defense
Manager Collins has been congratula-
big time numbers and this as one of
them, justified the movement George
‘Brown & Company pnesented “His
IFathcr' 5 Son" at yesterday‘s shows
tion than on the opening day. Thi.
,nct. too, made a decided hit with .\'or-
walkcrs. The other three numbers of
the bill are of the hiubest order. Tire
show will be given this afternoon and
twice this evening at (3:45 an119
o‘clock with Marie hero in “(lli1er
Twist."
PALACE PICTURES COMING
“Womanhood" Plays Two Days and is
Followed by World and Fox
Features
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and Virginia I'ear'son in "Royal Ro-
manre" at the Palace theatre last night
were rewarded for Ihelr attendancc
Iand the feature was fully as good as
Iit was advertised. Tire class of the
Fox features “as shown by that pro
Iduction. but it is destined to get :1
'higher boost next \\'erlnesdav 1111121
I June (‘aprice is presented as “A Small
I "1‘o\\n Girl " This feature it fully
.rppcalin: .15 “Royal Romance" 1 al-
though there is no similarin in the
. themes 3111.111 Caprice is supported by
an able cast. On Thursday, Rob-“rt
iWarwick, stat of World feature will
play ‘The Fatally lipnorz" on Friday
Lou Teliegerr will play Paramount s
‘The Victoria Cross"
F1ank i\I(Illi_\l‘(‘ will he starred in his
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biggest sut cess, ”The Traveling
Salesman." also a Paramount fea-
tur re "Womanhood" will be played
Monday June 4 and Registration Day,
Ju une 5. at“ .. 15. 7 and 9 o'.ciock Spe-
r cial orchestra accompaniment will add
othe thorough enjoyment of the en-
tertainment. The prices will be 10
and 15 cents for matinee and evening.
shows. I
FLAG RAISING AT I
CORNER STONE‘
(Continued from first page.)
ner is hoisted to its position on the.‘
top of the tower, the entire crowd will:
unite in singing "The, Star Spangledi
Banner." accompanied by the Ameri
can Baird of South Norwaik A don-I
bie quartet has been engaged for the
afternoon and a number of vocal
selections will be rendered by this
group.
A platform capable of scatinz two
hundred and fifty persons will be
erected on the grounds, and will be
occupied by the various officers of the
hospital association, and other promi-
nent participants in the nfternoon’sI
program Michael J. Riordan. chair-
man of the arrangement committee.
has this work 111 charge.
The corner stone itself as is the
case is most instances will contain a;
compartment in which will be placed
a number of historical documents of
the town and hospital, in a copper
box. This will come as a part of the‘
actual corner stone laying.
Invitations have been sent out to
forty social and fraternal organizan
tions of the city to participate in the
event. and it is probable that all of
these will be represented in the pro-
cession which will precede the cere-I
monies at the grounds. Norwalk
Lodge. N.o 709 B. P. O. E., and Cook-
enoe Tribe No. 3“\ 1. O. R. M., have
already signified their intentions of
participating in the event.
Members of the Junior League of
the Norwalk Hospital Association will
li'l'illll’ (‘urnmincsI
and on SaturdayI
‘Itiny bottles 11s Ilt‘l'f‘ shown for a fewI
-... .9 ushers. um we boy scouts of
the city will also assist in the cere-
iea at the site. Heathers of the .
Non-ails Chapter of the American 7
Red Cross Society ”nil be present
,dressed in full unitcrm. All physi-
cians of Norwallr and surrounding .
towns 11a1e been appointed on the re-
Ircptitn (omnii tce.
A handsome decorator» art pester
advertising the curl afit‘tll has bn-u
received by the exerutive committee.
from George Avisorr. the local artist
The thanks of the committee are ex-
tended to Mr. Avison for his excellent
contribution.
Music for the 311111: will be furnish-
ed by the A1111 ricaii iluud of South
Noiawik, and the Ilowayton Fife and
Drum Corp.
John (‘avanagh will he the master
of cererrronit-sI and he is completing
ai'r'augeluen s as rapidly as possible.
The Coal Situation."
Should be carefully considered before purchasing a new run.
The QUALITY COMBINATION RANGE users a minimal!
quantity of coal and is an efficient and practical coal and gel
range.
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A FORTUNATE
PURCHASE.
Last Winter we realized
that ranges were goicxr to be
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1 (turrrriit'r-z- 111] be laid in '1! Friday - I ~
evening, in the pint-u of tile Norwalk II price, so we orderet. and had
Chamber of Coriimerce. ill: shipped a large quantity of
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PRICES LGIW AND ‘
STOCK 0N HAND.
Our prices for these fine
EMI’I OY EES
ATLANTIC CITY,
Plans 1111' recruiting.
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under the merit
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I('ivil Si‘ldlr .1 employs the govern- II. QUALITY IDOMBINATION
Irnerrt llu».l\ for the war came betoi'-- I‘d RANGES are undoubtedly
*Ilit’ executive cornrrriltee of Nationrl I'I ower than elIgewhere and our
t (1111- St-r'vit 1- Iiviui'rri League for con- "«
sideratiuu 11' .1 rriertinc here torluy. easy payment plan enables
T111 1,1:1111 r.- ctr-operating with the 9 any of our customers to own
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Council of National Defense is work
dug out a Sil’lPlilé‘ \\ iterebv 111* merit
S\\It'lll rrra_\ be maintained intact and
1111 ura\itui.m tiirritiity obtained 111;.le
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before the eltetutivtl committee.
rer'ort.:1,i;. .1 tho I 1111 .1111.»
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immediate- apiropriation of not 10551
1 Honcho to tlistirarae additional
dutr 1' 11111 llll(lllntiI\' to. ,,‘-
FUillltll 1 iii .In torrinri-sitrll be (reatch .' The united Eieiflric Light and water C00
should "so. vwmfir’m .
I A. M. woosnan
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner
and enjoy one of these Qual-
ty Ranges.
A rte Inr't drafted by experts of the
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a pm 1' «mini committee. At present
there is no agency thorged with co-I
or-iinntiurz the demands of the various
t.t‘| 11111111 nt<. whirh often conflictI
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ed b1 th- t“.t‘(‘llii\t‘ committee tonight
without 3 Marvel Fireless Cooker.
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of the in- .ture which meets here to— I1 Compartment .......... {$8.00 “‘5‘ MAIN STREET( .
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111d til: (I :1 u H111» H1111 at of the iaborIland of Uncle Sam it 3 the musical;
titr‘-‘ 1» 1.1 12“ did it . lire utir rlt I
mou‘.» unrestr‘. rltrlued that comedy made film-9113 by Mont-1
tin ‘ 1.1. ‘- "l‘n'i 1'" WM“ 1* 11"“ gomery and Stone—or its Stems
aver-ace cost of living for a family of Chin Chm Perfume. Have youi
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.rivul here. He was met at the stu-
tiou 111' )iiuis'tt' of i-‘mw: Affairs H. A. MEAD
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has i. 1'11 otters-d the, post of assistant' .
minister in the new 50. Neralk. Ct.
Department of Abel-t Do Morgan ;
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TRY IT AND SEE! WASHINGTON STREET.
Lift your corn: or calluscs off
with fingers! Doesn't
hurt a bit!
High
Tension
Eyes
are the eyes of clerks and those
who work under artificial light.
Proper fitting glasses er" ‘1'“‘91': .
lenses correct the error .. .. suit.»
en the glare.
CONSULT OUR OCULIST
immediately if suffering discom-
fort of any kind.
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You simply apply a few
drops of honour) upon aI
tinder corn or painful cal‘.’
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ness disappears then short-I
Iy you will find the corn or
callus so loose that you
can mail lift it off with theI
fingers
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soreness. either when ap- I I 'HAMER ' .
pig. 'in'; freezonc or after- SELL
wards and it ricesnt cvcn ITTO O -
Oculilts. Optometrists, Opticians
“The House of Good Glasses"
Stamford, Conn.
irritate skin. I
liarrl torus, soft coins orI
corns between lilo loos also tcuahen
ed caliuses just shrivel up and lift
off so easy It is wonderful! Scents
,magical. it works like a charm. Gerr-
uinc freezone has a yellow label
llorri accept 1111:. except with the yel-
low label —Adv
Successor to Wm. Efi'ron.
Phone 499. . .
g7 Fort Street. Emotion-walk. F
87 Atlantic 811.,
Open Bat. till 9 p. to. Est. 1897.
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Frishie’s Pies
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Without Plates
Dal. H. Mallory
16 So. Main St. So. Nomalk. CtI
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. 111., 7 to 81
p. m.
Sundays By Appointment Only.
Spring Clothing
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ON CREDIT
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‘42 scum MAIN or.
dessert.
stores.
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