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u: soon NORWALX EVENING SENI'INEL

 

 
 

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Regent Theatre

The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2: 15, 7: 15 and 9

 

Today
MARY PICKFORD

1 In an Elaborate Produuion

“Less Than the Dust”

In Eight Reels

 

Fridav
Sessue Hayakan a

In 2. smzhhiug 11,.1111111. >111” 111
bord1r

“The Jaeuar's
Saturdav
Mary Miles Minter

in a liez115'l11111b 1411111

”Environment”
And 121i: {1111:11111 111

“The Railroad Raiders”

the
Clnws’

Music l1_\'l11§"1nt (-11:11: ()1-
ohest111 ('1'11'3' evening.

N13 X'i \‘l PIC K .\111'1111 ":l1l-
marine the s1r-1111 >1 .11 111 1112 11111
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WW

Palace T heatrei

if It's a Feature The Palace Will
Show 1'.—Farewell Vaudeville
Now On.

Today. Tomorrow.

Sat 111111
3——ACTS FARFWFL L.
VAL'Jnr vn11 111—3

illl(l

Making the Movies
cones for the l’1l;111 (incmn
>iclurc will be taken 1111 the stag:
on 'l‘luusd:1_\'l1‘1':'i1i1,\ 11nd Satur
.' 11'111i11;.'.'.l)or11 1111s. 1l11 11m

SbeSia‘old Added Attraction
diers in France
Onh Autlhcnti: :11111 tiihcn‘tl l’1c—
turtfis of :111'l.:1l ol (111111.11 l’elsli-
ing and his 1111111.
TODAY
Fox Presents \‘2111'skn Suratt
«min—

“The Slave"

Ton
lack Pickfoi'fdr iilill

 

a “Great. I‘prectntions”
. aurday
‘ House Peters and 1
- ., Myrtle Stedman

“The Happiness of

hree Women"
WA‘AM,

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I’ AT THE REGENT TODAY
‘I’hb Popular Sar, Mary Pickford, in
1 Artcraft Picture. "Less Than
, the Dust”

'3 Mary Pickford 1111111115 l-cr how on

.‘Ihc screen .11 thr- Il11'1111 Tilt'llil't‘ to:

IJluy as star and 1.1111111’1.1»111 "1.11s:
,'l‘l1au the l)ust.":1 incluto siory in
’M'ln'ch . the still undisputed movie

,nueen takes the role of :1 costawav
adopted by :1 Hindu swanl maker in
India who turns out to he of l} uglish
th and the heir of :1 great estate
England
‘9 a rugged littlc Hindu mnidcn she
_as Winsome as 1:101 she was in ov-
. is. The scenes in which the girl
)0 was raised as :1 low caste Hindu
learns the conventions of English so-
lial life and the discomforts of civil
lzation are amusing 11. and they give her

 

 

Rolon PoiniParki

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Ruhr-1N1;
Admission—Week Days, .200; Sun-

V days and Holidays, 3511.

DANCING

Chicken and Shore

Dinners

‘Liberty Bond Contest. Begins

July 9th.

FREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT

 

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Vacatlon Goods

T'l‘he good old vacation time beckons.
he prepared. Stock up 011 hath. toilet
findhe'nlth needs from our stocks. Take
your favorite remedies with you. We
'have what you want right here l’er-
bans you cannot get these conv enlcnt-
ly where you bro going

Provide yourself now.

H. n. MEAD

Dmggist
8' North Main St.

I " - so. NOI'thlk, Cto

 

nLouise Huff A

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—" 1 111,111.11'

Wthe opportunity to display her celei
W1brated curls and wear pretty frocks.
The ]1'i(ture is one of the most elab-
lo: 'ate in \.h1(h she has mer appears
‘Ir-d. but it (ould haw more dramatic
value les: Than the Dust” was
iwritren by Hector Turnbull, who took;
as his inspiration one of Laurence;
Hope's "Indian Love Lyrics." i
1 AT THE RECENT FRIDAY I

 

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Hayakawa. Not'd Japanese:
Actor, in “The Jagdar’s i,
Claws" 1

The idea ‘11 the hated Yankees pur-
31l1r>121 for motion.
llit‘llll'c‘ puipml's i11 11111.:1' present 11913

Sessue
>t'l'thin: :1 '3111 \'lll:1;.'t'

ilous tinn-s, 51111111,: more or l8>s uninv

liev able ‘in: 111'\'1'31'3:1'lt.:.~:, this frat
,‘uzts .111'11n1plish/d by the Laskyvl’ut'a-
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tlu» s('1'l‘.1:.~' in ' 1.1.:1'11"s(‘la\\',~ ‘ in,
whirl; 85's :11 l‘.1,\:1h:1\1:1 will l11- sccn‘
‘:11 1h: ll1,.-'1111 ""1121: on Friday, sup,
holed ‘1) :1t'—' of unusual 11111"le
1111111. ’l‘hw 511111 1:: 111 do with 1111-
tlll\t?llllll‘t'>‘ of :1 p:1rticul:1rl,\' \illnin»1
o'ls _\l11.\11'.1u bandit. 11nd in 1111111 to
:1 cure the 111115111' 11111111.:11111'1'11 and
smiling». ll'1' " li‘.’ i'olupnny soul 21

‘11pr11sen1:=1i\1 "1 negotiate with the

:lot'nl .lt‘iit‘, or 111:1)111'. The t'nlirt'I
1ow'1. includingy ll.=' r-:1l:1b11osc, was
rcn'mi 1111 s1 1-11':1l 11.11:: 111 11112 l.:11k_\'
t‘ompnnv l'?\'1vr,\1hin;: prourcssctl
mm! s:1ti::l':11 '1‘ ',\ '11111] i: 11111-111111: 111‘»
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bilnll oi Aincr'uv‘ 011111111112: ridvI

'l‘ltt 1111111111.» \1.1'1|1I
l11‘111i;111(lt)\\'ll by
Si‘rt‘f‘lill train and were then instrum-
f‘d to (”11111211 .'.1.;lr the principal
tinfm'timetvly the 3111111 hmlI
some of the citinns‘
1' 1-1nilloy (1f the
t't‘thst-tiut‘nt-
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tlnougli 311 1111.11.
their ltot'srr. \‘.1'"‘1'

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failed to notify
th:1' thcv \1'1'1'1' 111
nltilltln plt lul 1' ('111:1"|\'.
1y when 1h: 111'...1lo_\'s, whooping
hollering. :11111 111111: l‘1:\‘llll'Pl‘S, dashcd'
sti'ttt. :1 nillulwr 111' the res-1

Idown tl11~ .
1'1p1-1-tcd invusionI

i1‘11111s tl111tl;:‘1i 11w
Ihnd 111'1‘i\1'd :1111] 111111111111) soughi pl:11'-,
11. of safety. ’
1, AT THE REGENT SATURDAV ,I
Mary Miles Minter in a Star Produc-t
tion. “Environment"
i ;7\l:1t'_\' .lilt's Minter. thc 1111-1111111
}li‘tl1' girl 111' 1‘111 1. 111111 picture st:1;:t',i
i :m 1:1:11'21111‘1li1111ry genius for,

possesses I
lt1llt‘llt‘F1

the li' ‘11 ‘:11un:1u

ll‘t:

:suppl; ins:
1th111 no to 111:1ltc
l 1"11111111111'1111:.< i
In “l13nv1'1'on1110n1,' latest of the
Atom con .\l111u:1l st. 11' [ilOtllltlitinSw‘
this powtr of prrccption on Miss Min- I
11111" 1'. {1:11'1 i. well exemplif'itd In :1
play tint. do. t'lops :ltuution" which:
'inichi. pull bfii'nllt‘t‘. oi' the sordidncsn‘.
fcf the life that “ ‘l.i71” must loud as tlIro'
,dnunhtcr of :1 drnnl' on full; '1. it.
quivh 111111 of tho hc:1d tho sud Si
1l1'n trunsition from gum to guy—~11”):
111111‘1111'ut nmlit' of “Sunnyi
that swings the fate of theI

success of her

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'D'il‘l.

wnos WHO I1'1‘NORWALK '

I John Robe1ts \

Next in .\lt:.'1lo llllll 1h!"

(‘lt'i‘ninn liniwr.

(‘111't'l1i
1
1rd about. 111111 111111'111'111'11 his litlc pcn- i
l
l

.'1 r'r'rtain \rt'lldrt'ss

111' of tho 111111111 l11‘1:1 loherls is the
d . . . 1

1mm lnlltvd oi 1"1l1‘-'1du:1l in tho .\‘11r-

walks today, His :11'1i\lti1'.~ 1111' not.

criminal. and he is not classified with
those other thI \voi'ihir's for any lilo".
rtptunhlc rt‘nson , llut he is 11 slrllo. ‘
i111." prison 1i: 1 11nd he docs thinus
1h: it would not outinnrily he soon 0111-

sido of :1 11111.:1rm or n lhm' Sunday
meeting. Therefore he is being talk- ,l
1111 about and therefore this litltc pcn- ,
picture of his lllllc. hul.1 wars l

Roberts be it known, is the direct-
or of the loud mm 1c troupc which is
photographing every aspect of '\'or-'
walk and which is also staging: and
filming the Palncc Theatre's meat
reel drama in whirl: local talent only
is acting. and which will be shown:
later at the Palace Theatre. ‘

Once seen. Roberts is never tot.got-'
ton. He is the typical movie director1
of the Saturday Evening 'Post romanc-
cs———:1 tough, masterful man in licht.‘
clothes, who darts this way and that
as he shouts orders :11 the actors and
camera men—n man of infinite lungs
and infinite gall—n man of Napoleon.
1ic stiatcgems and couiltcrplots—a-
[man who dizzles, confuses, attracts.
maddens. obfusticotcs. stampedcs,
wilders dumbfounds browbeats. com-
in 1nd . implorcs and Otherwise man-
aucs the poor creatures who fall un-
der his thumb.

'It is one of the rewards of having
I‘livcd to see Roberts in full swing.
with all lils 12 cylinders going and}
1311' cattle running to shelter and the:
llg trees tiling in his Wake
mcn \' omen and children r_,11shln
terrified to the cyclone cellars w
he passes.

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PALACE THEATRE PICTURE

nbly clev or character acting in many
l‘amous Plflniers productions-mmong
them "The. EleinnLCity," in support
of P-1ulino V1 ederrck , “The Spills r,‘ 'in
stipport of the same star;
«George \V‘nshinglon,” in support of
.Marguerite Clark: "Under Cover,"
l"l)lplomacy,” in support of Marie
Doro, and in "The Old Homestead"
and “The Evil Thereof," in which he

 

 

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was featurcd~does perhaps his most:
diflicult acting in that conipnny‘ s

:1dapt' 1.111111 01 Dickens celebrated nov- Three Big Acts To C0mblne With not re.1,111 i11e coun11 y until this week.

',el ‘Grcut E'rpccliitions. " in this Pm“
amount Firm: 0 which is the feature.

be-. 'attraction .'1 he Palace The: re tomor- l

Irnou Mr Losec plays the famous

'red :11," l1‘1111cll11 111111 Pip, rcspectiv My.
PALACE PICTURE SATURDAY

House el’lers. the popular photodra-f (‘inf'mfl Company
be. seen at the}
the ‘
and lcautiful and charming llyttlc Stcd-‘ I‘i‘f‘SPil
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mutic star who will
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unusual stormy “The. Hapnin 53 of;

hTrce Women." is well known to tho that is for above
natrons of Paramount Theatres. liar-I for the third number of the bill
ing been seen as the dashing bandit llnmllton musical trio entertains with Dont {(1-1 10 Si‘" l"i> 131911"? —
Frank [10:00. who has done ramnrn- in :‘The Girl of the Golden West, " and a selected program
Blanche chr‘t all, nor does the picture moltlnr: lln' AUTOS CRASH ON 1
This is‘

as leading man for
and nnnmbcr of other stars
Mr Peter's first, nppenranco under
the Morocco banner and he will short.

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PALACE FAREWELL VAUDEVILLE

h. aking of

1

on the
for-runners.
t “The Po

Girls " another

lT-ll the. big show.

PM

local stage at
Herr

sparkling.

Movies For Last

Three Days This Week

The Palace Theatre in offering
ta1ew1ll vaudeville prgo 'rum for
criminal Prm 131 in support of Louise. season has “11“.”; for today mmmfi many in. thrusting sooncs in connettion shmrld l 1 1': 1111111 in
Mum and 3.1.; l’tcl11o1',tl who are stat-V 101v ado Saturday three exceptionally “i‘h G9 ”1 “P"‘h‘m " “”1““ [Den
Ibig acts to be presented
i tion with the novel 11111111111111 of the come was 11111 d" sure 1’" ”1° 3”“ W" the left. :11
‘ in making movips pouring of, the masses of French peo- 111-1,

its

in conjunc-

thc night per
y Sutton & Co., will
wder Puff iGrl."
sprightly
oil’cr
bit of e111c1tainmem.
the ordinary

not.

But that is not

Valeskn Suratt, the.

empress of fashion will be star-'

rod in ”The lS-twe," one of the most.

“MASS ly be soon as the star in several oth- notable. releases on that progr
And to top oft th>:1'.1
1. tions. as they were not enough,
If your tenant in delinquent and Pnl’rtce will offer for the lost, three

3 our

1

lays of the week, matinee and even:

ins, the first and

authentic pictures

of

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G1ne1 rni Pcrshings 11111111 in tilcfl‘VAYS AS T "
MAY BE 'lRAinED,

Altltousrh the pictures did

Ithoy were shown at once and the Pal-

ace
ing

the dcnlcd dc 111: nd.

where t 111

pic.

lined his routr‘. it is
a from the picture that they were 11n-

lmdor of the first
and tionnry- force. returning the historical-
11.11 ly famed Lali‘nvette

'MH FOR?) Julv li.—C:1rs owned and,
driven by Louis Nobile of 580 Nowncltl;

nvcnuc.
am this l‘ille‘l‘

te,nt

were released.

,‘11

.' The
\1115 especially fortunate in secur-

n pt'lnt nccnusc of the unproce-
Th“ feature shows is. now

general‘ opponred the “'11-

although soldiers.- lord
plainly evident1

to see him and

lfiln"

American
aid to America ’

ilci‘t

 

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new HAVEN TURNPI .., 10111111

‘Btitliz enort. and August G;
of 1.297 Strnlford nvcnuc,|

and no one was injured. Both

A1: '01: o‘n'lo 'Ci: 1b of Hart ford, 1
in :1 bulletin issued y'e- 111: 111V, notines; “'1 ”I“ 110 COlde how many Ste”
autoisls ii: at. lher: tad 1-1 lioilot No 311' “0 look In any dit“ eclmm how mm
open to 1:'..1vcl

11.111 semi-.111.
arc announccd as follows l
Bridgeport to New

and follow lllS'

.\tW llnvcn to Br id; cnoil~Turz 1 to: "'es‘.i.-,:-1ling himself with the aid of
11111 11,2111 a. the 51:11 311:: below ”'03- physicians. He now estimates that hm
Jefferson
able to keep back the eager and high (1mm. and follow [1“, e110. .1.
"Just Sliil‘iit’ll throngs 1303113 homage 1'0 tht‘ldetour is three mile:. long it: fair cor.-
exppdi—jditicn. and comes out :11 the main road
at thn trolley truck :11 liovon.
trutidc'r misses the. first
ithc second where the roal is blocked.
cross the railroad and like t‘ ‘0 third

These detours
$11. a) travel and care should be taken to
dir cctl ons carefully: -

CRAZY CALCULATING.
Elgar H. ilr,uton of
nttrac- 1211(1gcport,collidcd on the New 1. oven 1 1" ho until recently regarded lilmscif;
the turnpike near here yesterday, whichlas :1 mathematical genius,
resulted in the arrest of both.

Neither car was damaged to‘ any 91:-

 

sulted specialists in Atlanta to deter-
mine if he cannot shop Calculating
Ho suffers fioxnun ailment which he
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ot‘ tender, ochlnx . .
Choose im- '13“! “10* ‘ " Hall Order- Filled «an;
. 111911 or 95 1'1; 1
1.11111 AW” 11 l 3:5 1.
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or OIP . 3950““.
Too. —-
All sizes Put. Mon-11mm“ nor scour 300 p.11... '1' Cflnlf": "T1 In: Fan ”in '
and 11.111 11.1. 11.11;..." m “1:513:11 1. ,3 gig?“ :01; '13:; 11”.? 11151."; 1111';Ii New English' -
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111 83-95 '12 $3 $1.59 tan. 110 ko
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. black calf. “5
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l :.on and as a result. of which his
head hurts ho talks constantly to
himself and his nervousness increases.
Molly.
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Brulon became so mathamoti

1m 1; :11 (11.13- 'limes he opened and closed his eyes
1131:1111: . .1, 1.91m :1 given time and how many
(1111111111; in ;1[i',ford'slr'1:l1-n 1111 took whcnI shaving All
first he r1 quired 503 strokes 50f the:
11.1-1n_.';'..m .10 1201- to do tho lust mentioned pars
crc .1. 11111 ”111.ng formance, and when he out: (In
1111-0113 to 1151.1 strokes down to 300 and whitted his

lchin down to nothing he began in--

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Devon,

r11 :11 1111mm! will be cured b'y spring. during whlcif.
"'h'in ..imo he will open and shut his 9“:
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Mgr]. filing: To Clear: Brass. ,

Wot :1. cloth with ammonia. 111111 Elm
kle cleaning powder on 111111111111111'1111',‘
and rub the brass with, it. . .Iit
clean it. beautifully. "

.—

Weather.

are po. ted for cue-

Cut. a circle from heavy paper (writlu:
mg paper will do) 3 1111111111 in, 1111113111111
31", fold down. smooth over top,
shaker, tie 111111 a cord: can 11111111
and 11111111 of! without inns:
salt. perfect. '

Moultr q. 03.,

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