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Regent Theatre
The Home of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—ans, 7:15 and 9
TODAY
Frank Keenan in . I
“THE SIN YE D0” 3
Also 9th Episode of I
“The Railroad Raiders”
Monday
Mme. Petrova 'in I
“The Soul of a Magdalen”
And 11.1111 Episode 1.1 “PATRIA”
Featuring Mrs, Yernort Castle
Wednesday and Thursday
A Seven Act Metro Wonderplay
ETHEL BARRYMORE
“The Call of Her
People”
Coming!
A ’1'-Part Photo Drama
“The Barrier” i
B." Rex Beach
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Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
5TODAY
At 2:15, 6:45 and 9 o'clock. i.
I ACTS 5 I
trauma pr 1
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Frank McIntyre
Masm I
“The TravelinaI Salesman”
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Monday and Tuesday
June 11 and June 12
At 2' :15 7 and 9
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Producers ot "Womanhood" Pre-
Morey
“Within the Law”
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f"The Sin
Ibc shown todat at the Regent
,tIl‘ttllf‘ est ot the late Triangle rclt‘hses.
Scenes from the interesting Serial “Paula," now running at the Reg :nt Theatre. The tenth episode, tea-
turing Mrs. Vernon Catie, will be shown Monday
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Al Iiii llliililliS
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT.
Ye Do" Featuring FrankI
Keenan and Margery Wilson, Also
"The Railroad Raiders," '
tine oi the best Triangle plays Willa
Leland Norton for the purpose of aid
ing those she lo1',od her sacrifice was
of no avail, breaking her mother's
‘ heart and failing to save the life of her
invalid brother
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PALACE TH EATRE TODAY
tLast Time for Big Vaudeville Presen
tation Frank McIntyre in “The
IITIII’ Traveling Salesman"
Si" ‘I" ""I A“ unusualh strong “3“] The Palace theatre will offer for the
""‘I'm‘l 1'“ ”’1‘" 'n ”“5 ponertui ,hrst three times today, this nitetno‘ohl
and intense drama in \‘cw \ork life: and tonight at 6: 4r; and q ociocli. the
""”" lac-1.111111 "”5"“ “ iison, “31 biggest tartdcville show that Norwalk
“MI" t’ihompson and Howard Hichmnn‘ Ihas had an opportunity to witness and
lead .1 list oi many Thomas H inceI 'll]ti)'. (yummy humps Vvs‘el'dav “r.
notables 'i‘he rritics after seeing 61111111110011 arid last night witnessed the
I"a11111trrc e\hibition of hits production show and ”I, demonstrations even sur
“..il agreed that it was one of the, passed those of Thursday when the.
'bill was ilrst given how and Ward
The ninth chapter 01‘ "i‘h‘e Railroad "the Fixer and the firris “heel
[{"'d""‘III “i” “"‘O "9 'Sh‘m" tonrght. girls are exceptional t'audetille nttm
Helen Holmes, dashing y.oung hers and no mg}. wlto h“. seen the
Iv'Inu“ 0' the V“""III ”so“ '0 "’9 00 show will deny it. in connection with
”5'0" in IIA Leap for IMP-I. (‘haptet' today's 111111191 tile i’antrnItount will
1 ct “The lRaiiroad Raiders Sh“ '3 present Prank “chime in “The 'i‘rav
Iblown 11p by the bandits with a charge ding StiltISllitlli."Tlll1 Is one of the
ot dynamite which splinters and sinks best Paramount attractions eter [‘9
‘the barge upon which she has taken leased atrd l’nlacc patrons “.I” find it
refuge and lands Helen, with herIer. much to their liking. qmem]
young associate, ' 1.1111" 'thc pic-
I'Im-‘I Wilson, "1 mescenes from “Within th’cl
"""""I "I 5"" Francisco bay. tttt'e feature for the first two days of
next week have been made up in short
Ifot'tn and Will be shown at the three
ialnce shows today.
AT THE REGENT MONDAY.
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ALICE .rovcs. STARS. I
Mme. Peirova in “The Soul of Magda.
len." also Mrs. Vernon Castle in
“Paula." i
The importance of being true to
ones. self is the great lesson taught in
“The Soul of a Magdalen." the Metro- and Tuesday. I
Ii‘OtIlllill‘ plays fllid llltii'l’l‘s production The announcement of the Palace
starring Mme. Pctrot'n, which will hymen“... ”f the presentation m. 3“ 311m,
ecu :11 the Regent Theatre on Mon- day and Tuesday of the VIltaIgraphi
do) ”Willie“ I‘ll" 11111; 110' Irllt’ 10 hm'tsuper teature “'\\ itlrirt the lat-1' has
'own highest nature Heloise lir'ottlette uttrartcd more “1n,“ .1l attention ”W".
l‘l'llllillll Sl‘mi‘mi‘! and mitnite il'll“ t0"11111 s'rntl 11 ttnnouncrttrcnt lit 11 iontzI
'Ititne. The reason is plain to under-
Istnnd. "Within the Law ‘ played for
city and
Primnl
Mondayl
Palace Presents Vitagraph
Donna in “Within the Law"
thoSc she loved and was battled in her
eit‘orts to aid them.
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BRITISH TROOPS ENTER
GERMAN POSITIONS
NEAR SOUCHEZ RIV-
ER FRONT FOR MORE
THAN TWO MILES
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(Continued from first page.)
passports tttI'corditIII.II to a dispatch
irom the German capital. The
llaiticrr diplomat had previously
handed to l‘orcign Secretary Zim
met'martn a note protesting against
unrestricted submarine warfare
and dr'rnandinII.r compensation for
losses caused to ilaiticrr commerce
and life. The ttotc also wired for
guarantees for the future.
A stutemrnt issued in the Ber
lirr l‘oreign ()fiicc' 111 record to the
int idcrrt sa_\s: “As the demands
were couched in 1111 unusual i'orm
ttrrd demanded fulfillment within
a period which would not allow
evcn time for examination. the
imperial iiovernrncnt deemed it
i itiiuir'cs his passpor'ts.
ROME. lune 9. via l’ut'i is.—l\litr-
istct' oi the interior Orlando has
confirmed the report tltut no pass-
ports. will be given to ltaliatr So—
ci alists who wish to p.11'tit ipatc in
the. corrl"I.1I1cnte at .Stockholmn.
“‘Ihc minister tonsidct's the rt'orrfc'-
etrcc 11 mnnottrt'rc oi thet t'entral
l’ti\\t‘l'\. aided by linssinn cur-cm
FII'IIIIIII to hand at once the charge
June lt.—-~\n ex
plosiort iit l’r'tt'ogzt'nd Harbor on
I11 a remarkable war the story 1110 years in \ew York I"ltresdn_1. us11 result oi an accident
Wednesday. June 13 t"“"“ that human beings “I“ bound to: starred by Jane (‘ owl who 1:11 o to the .11; ”1,0,1 11 fit‘t' j“ “hi, [I 11 Input
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Spanish War Veterans Benefit
introducing 1
Miss Corrine Milne '
Tire (‘hild lianr're I
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TOILE'I ARTICLES
Cold Creams, Toilet Lotions
1
Mits-
1.31:9. Creams. Face Powders, 'l‘nlr'ums. ‘ "
We sell them all Fatorite kinds
or "Specials" 11 inch we know and can,
but; recommend. When ydu need orI
want skirt creams, lotions or powder,sI
{1.le us first.
H. A. IMEAD
Dmggist
8 North Main St.
8.). Norwalk, Ct__.
SET AT BEST
“i hear that your 1 he takes boarders.
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t'eprt't quoth
Is there it ;n
she.
"No truth 1.111111%. '1', dead madam:
’Tis only a mentor.“ said he.
-—.Iudge
the
gall
seats the same Cast with I
Alice Joyce atrd Harry "‘
I true. and it has won much popularity. Alice
WWIAIIII it shall follow as the night the .10).“. as Mary Turner and llnrr}
““5 .111...“ 11~ [tick (indet- give 111.1 vita-
.'l‘hou canstI rtot their he false to any .1: raplt N10“) ' prospmflmm the fin“.
i'l|(
that an injury to one is an injury to-
lt itlustt'Iatrs the force of Shakes-
pear‘es immortal words,
“This above all, to thine own self be
ll “”101 It) I!“ llldi’i-‘(ll‘lbli‘ II“ andIrole oi Mary Turner, the sues-girl an
interpretation that 11' .1s entirely tnI.
keeping with the prttmt Since tl1e'\‘ew
Y'ork closing the play has been suc
cessitrlly presente Id by road companies
man. land finish that leaves nothinu to be
"' ' ““‘P “Mm” WWW” “'3“ his" desired. Tire scrren 1"etsion otters lat
'0 ""5“” '" arcepting theObounty 0‘ itndr- for elaboration or the at 1111' that
111 as not possible when the pit ce was
I“ or hed out frr the statzc and the pic-
ture promisrs to make even 11 bigger-
irit than the play did ot'igin'Irlit' The
Georgt’lnttt'rencc, r'aihoad fireman. I110! that “Within I11" l-IIIW" IIIdIIIIIII
KitttrIil, lili'is.,1v1'itcs: “I used thmetduced by the snare cornpunv an 11;
cast includes the some players identi
OIIII (IOIIIII‘ bottles 0f F019}, K'dneyliieii with the recent big attraction.
Pills when 1 was
so sick I hardly“, I \I' "manhood" is n guarantee of what
could stay on my engine.
My baclr:11'ill be founIIdI in IlIIrIyII islliInth‘vgl‘: 513nm:
netted all the time; my kidneys actedgiféggyfind 'Ilf‘llstdtiV at 2:15 7 and 9
sluggish; dull headache; felt sleepy. o'clock at regular prices.
all the time; nervous; had to rise sixI , NW...
to eight times each night. Foley th- t LABOR uNIIONS TO PARADE
"(‘3' Pills cure mo-II They 'strenglhenI Every member of the following local
the kidneys so they can filter out of unions is requested to be at 1m. Cen-
the blood the uric Mid and 0th" 90'” Itral Labor Union i-t:il1,\\'a:'hinc:tdn
50"“ that cause rheumatic 1m“‘5'"“0"".street. Second District, at 1:30 p. m..
ache, stiff joints and sore muscles.— Sunday afternoon: ,
Ad‘I' C. C. U. delegates. barbers, brick-
S'H'SOD‘POWEI' Corporation. tlayers and masons, building laborers.
gibarteriders, carpenters. cigarmakers,
STOPPED HIS BACKAICHE
PALACE THEATRE
PRESENTS FOR TWO DAYS
Mon.Junellth&Tues.June thh ' '
“Within the Law”
7. — Parts Super
WITH AN ALL STAR
ALICE JOYCE and '
HARRY
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hat finishers, hat maker's, molders,
jiace makers musicians, polislrers and
workers street railway employers,
buffers, plumbers. steel and metal
workers. street railway employers,
theatrical stage employers. and typo
'gt'aphicai union. ‘
All sizes, 93c up
Extension
Window Screens
Sizes 18, 22, .24, 26,
28 and 30 inches
high, , 25c up
Vitagraph —— 7
CAST, INCLUDING
quantity of e\plosit'cs that had
just arrived irom England were
Icstto_1'ed, the i ‘openhnrgcn cot't'cs-
totrdcnt oi the E\1h11111:c ’lc-ic
traph tompant reports. A 1111111.
her oi persons are said to have
been killed.
CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM AT
THE GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH,
SUNDAY JUNE 10, 1917.
Opening selection—Junior choir
i’rayer—»-l)eacon Johnson
Seiection~Junlor choir
Recitalion—~.\iar'guerite Anthony
Recitation-George Dixon
Sriiw-(‘nIl‘il‘tltle Ward
ltecitaticn—-(‘hartie Anthony
Recitation—Robert Dunn
Soln~ltllss Marie itirrke
Recitation—Miss Rebecca Hall
Recitation—Clifton Pollard
Solo—«Miss Olive Brown
TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING!
‘l‘he“anan" Oulamlimtorhy onmmutwma. It has elevated wens,
warningeiocet. muokudlheiiandacompletewhiuemelqnimudbmmoum
Price-$28.50
It is only due to the fact that our 1917 Ranges were pur-
chased In December, 1916 that we are able to sell at this
price.
EASY TERMS—$3 MONTHLY. 1
Gas is an ideal fuel—~Use it to the best advantage in an
up-to-date range.
Am
I FREE-AUTOMATIC LIGHTERuFREE
The United Electric Light 81 Water Co.
“Am
‘w‘fal'w $2731." ‘2“
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Spring Clothing
1011 11.1.
ON CREDIT
11-
‘379 Brennan Store
42 scum MAIN 31'.
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>' .”.O“':O>‘J '
MONDAY AND TUESDAY AT THE .PALACE
'.A M WOOSTER“:
I_A'IT0R‘_\'EY AT LAW
9m SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
9.13 an easy task here. We show
so many varieties both in pat.»
.. f{Ismd terms and plain colors that we
Readingfi‘tir's. J. l), Mitnms
Piano Solo» Miss Elsie Bryan
Recitation—Ethel Fowler
Recitation—Miss Cora Bailey
Solo-II Miss Eloise Pollard
lief.‘ii111i0n-—-.\Il‘s. 'l‘attun
QILnte Examiner’e
U.‘ S. Patent
Recitation-m Miss Julia Fisher
Piano Solo- Miss S. l'. \\‘111111'Dmce ‘0' 300““ can suit any mute or meet 'any
iiecitation~ltliss Jeannette Randolpni eon Patents requirement And we can SIDS
. 11.1w any purse too. We carry papers
ME 1115 11111.11 STREET 111 every grade, 80 any time 11ml:
snroccron r. consacrrco'r {110%an have ”I; can be accom-
to
D 0 At remedy for intoettono' The Gorham COO
Bite
30.4” ”Y Imluul
of 111 e uri nary true! .
Painlrn
on
Parcel Post it desired—Price Si. or 3 bottles 82.70.
Prepared by
THE EVANS CHEMICAL C01. CINCINNATI. 0
Recitationwilrs. George t‘asey
Solo—Airs. .lessu l). \\'hitchead
Recitalionwl-‘Ior'a Hopkins
Recital ion-w .\l iss Kat 11» fitobeson
instrumental selectiorrwiliss
and Master Hopkins.
t‘losinrz t‘t"i‘ilt‘li5"lit'\’.
RHEUMAIICS N0
AmeliaI
ifd ward Sims.
and will not Itrlolun.
Believe- in l to 5 den. i
lllNGiR it Will I
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“Neutronc Prelicr'iptioo 99" Cores and Beef, lron‘g' W'net
I TOWNSEND
Rheumatism had been considered Tonic, Stimulant and AppetizmtI .
incurable until "Ncrrtrone Prescription F H BAXTER i
99," a confirmation of rheumatic t'e- ' ‘ . I I,
ducing elements, was placed in the Druggrst .5 .
hands of its thousands of sufferers. . i B I, B
“Neutronc Prescription tilt" is a in a ear'ng
specific positive in its ac“ t quicklyI ON 1
removing all aches 11' ,mins 1 inAI [0 § I iv I
flamed joints and II ' dos, and limiter-I b Prints" I
3:332; up ill-1: way that would sur- '1,“ u g I Lawn Mowers
I I I . on .
“Ncrttrone Prescription 90" will re- ‘- ' (WM/3"! i
here the worst symptoms in the must I
severe cases of rheumatism withinI Buy I
one or two weeks. Go get 11 Site or‘ i
$1.00 bottle and watch it work. Noth- 1
inthas ever done what this pre‘soflp- 1 eponse i
tion will do. Mail orders filled on $1 i
5119- Floor Covering
For sale in South Norwalk by I‘I- A- Shades to Order A 511030131112
ROTONELS'PQINT [PARK
D A N CI N G , \
Saturday
Afternoon and Evening
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Do YOU Know .
Sport Shirts
The newest in Figured Cor-
duroy Figured Silk, Poplin and
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
‘ NORWALK, CONN.
Cordially Invites You and Your Friends to Attend
A FREE LECTURE ‘
on
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BY CHARLES I. OHRENSTEIN, C. S. B.
I Of Syracuse, N. Y.
MOREY It I ~fi I .
as MARY TURNER. as DICKIGILDER. l Allie” F1, GBIICIlB I
SHOWS DAILY AT 2I15’ 7' 9' iWashingtonIISIIi."e 1069;) Norwalk
ADMISSION . . ... ..... -. .’ Matinee, 10c; Evening, 100, 150 ; Prompt Delivery.
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Member of theIBonrd of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
IN THE REGENT THEATRE. NORWALK, CONN.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 10th, 1917
At Three- Thirty 0' Clock
W156 Falrficld Avon Bridgeport, Conn.
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plain colors, with fancy silk col-
tars.
' The Little Shop
on no. 111111111 sr.
LISTS.
you need them, and if you do
not, they will tell you frank-
,. 1y.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. C.’
' Smith Underwood, -
Remington, all other
' 1...... son. ...... 'I'HAMER
; repaired. Rentals,
-. Oeullsu. Optometrists, Optician-
87 Atlantic 8q,, stamford, Conn.
Open Got. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897.
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER
’ TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
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G bardine whether you need glasses or
a, .
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. t 810.00 M . 1.
$100 ziists —-Perhaps you do, but don't
1; In Georgetie. Crepe de Chine know it. .
and ng$elIIIiIiO to $8. 00 ‘Perhaps you 1think you do, but
Special at $1.98 do not. '
An attractive line of Sport —How may you know?
Waists in Figured Silk. Also . By consulting our IOCU- .
——They will prescribe them if
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