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Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures
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B Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
GEORGE BEBAN I
In His Own Story I
“A Roadside Impresario”
And Hearst Pathe News
Music by Regent Concert 0r-
chestra every evening.
Saturday
MARY MlLES MINTER
In a Star Production
' “Annie For Spite”
,And the 13th Episode of
“The Railroad Raiders”
NEXT WEEK—Mary Pickford
in an Artcrai‘t Production “The
Pride of The Clan."
COMING—"The Libertine," fea-
turing John Mason and Alma Han-
ion.
Palace Theatre
Show lt—Three Times Daily
f 2:157and9.
Today
1 Fannie Ward in
“The Winning of
Sally Temple”
Saturday 31
Blanche Sweet in
“On Record”
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‘ Next Week
Palaoe- Cinema photo play made
in Nor-walk with Norwalk cast, as
an added attlactlon for the first
three days On Thursday. Mary
Pickford will star in “in Tile Ro-
mance of the Redwoods" and on
Friday the Sclznlck feature “The
Barrier" with Mabel Julienne
Scott who played the leading role
for Flake O‘Hara will be presented
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gAl llll lHEAlRES
AT THE REG’ENT TODAY
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Inca??? Beban, the ltalian Character
Actor, in “A Roadside lm.
1 ' presario"
There is one combination that the
ll‘allas studio is not strong for—that
Sir—Bebop. bear and bees, which will
Ibo seen in this clever llalian charac
1er actor's forthcoming Pallas-Para~
mount production of his own story.
"A Roadside lmpresario:” Mr. 'Rebau
liming written the- story himSelfftlie
blame falls entirely upon him. The
scenes required that Bruno, the bear,
go into a private apiary, tip over sclt
terad hives full of honey zind angl‘yl
been, and from there be rescued by:
the star. Probably at the time he was
writing the story, Mr. 1111111111 forgot
that bees sting, but it was not long
after the bear tipped over the hives
that. everyone became aware of the
and. “A Roadsid lmpresario" will
the the attraction at the Regent Thea.
‘irc today. .‘ ‘ l -"
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Roion PoiniPark
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Admission—Week Days, 200; Sun.
H, days andHolidays, 35o.
_. 1, A. DANCING
Chicken alrdlShore
. Dinners
1 Liberty Bond Contest Begins
‘ July 9th.
MEWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
'. NIGHT
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Vacation Goods
"The good old vacation time beckons
Be prepared. Stock up on both, toilet
End health needs from our stocks. "l‘ake
your favorite remedies with you. We
a what you want right here. Per-
‘I you cannot get these convenient-
w here you are going.
Provide yourself now.
o
, the uater'flont
Echurl from a teetotally dry state gets‘
luneasy at the sight of so much liquid.
:1 Today i
itbe sands of foreign ShOl‘PS, and the'mm they 11.1191 would hate had was?
1 7 A few of the Specials
m I
f it's a Feature Tile Palace Will i
‘ Beach Pictures (‘11., to pi oducc in may 1
{Miss Minnie Meier
“The Railroad Raideh" at Regent Lstructivo to them, and instruction for'
Saturday them. it teaches them that it is pas-i
The scenic arrangements in “The sible for females to care for them-
Railroad Raiders." are quite up to the selves in water as well as men, that it
McGouan standard. Everybody lbves is just as easy for a woman to suim
“111955. quite 105! t0 as a man, that it aids in her physical
some occasionai'development and beauty and that it
adds charm and grace to her figure
and carriage,
The g1 eat males of motion picture fans. 1 Women who are swimmers soon1
gthough love the snub “059d tugs With lose their fear of trips in boats on ri-
their high bo1v,.~ the rusty tramps at 1915, and Oceans. and consequently
anchor. whose bottoms have g1 azed make voyages and have enjoy11nent
the romance of it,
iliieadtli of atmosphere which is char 11191, 1101 able 10 51.11111 Miss Meier
acter'islit of \it-Gou'an. the Australian 111195 not 1911011 you how to swim but
'11andeler ' Iby her very actions in the waiers,b,1'-
} "”91?“ ”Ohms “'95 iIiISt all ”19 her tomplete mastery of her a1‘.t puts
lce11;“01s. The reason is,1ve take it.‘ 1111111111911“. 111 you and may stait you,',
that there is nothing to censor about as she has 1111111119115 of “01111.11 on the
‘lielen She is alwa1s up and doing road m perfect figure and sulncme
1:l11ngs that stil the pulses of huntalrimnfidmcg 111 1119 113191-
but she neHi‘ does anything that series of athletic di1es. iiss
offends its <(‘ll<t of human decencv. ”011011111951191-pmfmmdncp by making
T119 R'IHWUG “WW” is an “(‘“mg; a Spectac‘ulm head inlemost dive from
drama and 1 (lean one.‘ See it. at‘a 1011), 31111111119 into a shallow tank
”I? “91‘1“” SW1 ‘3“ .‘ .of water barely five feet in depth-
"The Pride of the Clan" Coming to Anothcl free act worthy of mention
Recent tis Aelial Brooks, a gymnast “I10
Maly Pickfo 1i will soon be seen at 111,111S 1119 (11011115 twice daily b1 his;
of her 01111 c'mporation released by There are 11150 3110115 $31019 111ml
Artcl'aft it is called ‘The Plide of the Benson & 13111gp1 Carnhal Shop's
the Plan" and as the central figure to suit all kinds of personalitiefi' 11111;
of a Scotch stoly of strong human and i ewry one absulult l1 guaranteed to be.
llea‘rt appeal the famous star 11ill crc- tfree from any vulgarity or 01119111101111
ate the mic of . has to of the bPath- {1,19 1931,1198 and 1119 Moon? of South;
rr, adding another intexesting lmpPI- Norwalk 115 well as the management;
sonation to the always remembered. of 11111 Benson & Betger shuns prom- l
“"0”“ ”1‘“ "Mk“ “1’ ”‘9 gallcly 0t ise the safe and polite handling of all1
Mary Pickfoxd cnations. who 1111end their carnival here next
‘ 1week.
“THE BARRIER" f T1 ‘ ABI ISH THE
From the iilst showing 0 “ 19 EST 1
llarlicr,‘ ‘bv Rex Beach from hisuiam- BIILNLD'II‘EOPENDENCE 0F
3321317111511 ‘31}. ‘iRKL‘IZi’SLLIRSLTA. THE FINNS CAUSES
‘ ' ‘ ' SERIOUS CRISIS
has proved an amazing success. It cali-
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tuied the mg audi n (Continued trom Ninth Page)
start. it held them breathless through
scene after scene of swift, stirring ac-\
”O" 1‘ (“Md “m“ waves or “p‘:toda1'. The communication add:
please as the thrilling climaxes Were; “Elm", attacks cast "f tilt?
great-.hcd \nd all because “The Bar..1\1m.1\.m. ““0111 "cm. \I 111,11”
rm" 1‘ :1 gm“ "mum gicatly pro lWoud at llill 304 and ill the (.‘all-
d“"““"”‘° “mm“ ‘1“‘0h’1‘men‘ 0‘ ”‘e‘icl'cs \\ and failed under our fire. "
photodmma LONDON. Jul) 1 'l. -- A dispatt ll
A "“10“? Wm“ M ”‘9 New York to the lIIXthange 'l‘clcgraph ('oln—
run is that the MOSS has been abso- Willi." from 1111,.” '11,,” 5,1“ that
““91" “II-"mm“ "I PM”? Of The lighting began outside oi Peking
Battier," ullicll is being 111 csenlt‘d un- 11.5111111111- \
der the auspices of Louis J Zelznick.1“111 l ANFIRO. .111“ ])_,_I]‘h,.
The entire 11111111101011 ““3 “I‘d" report that .1 ulimalilte base had
under the direct supervision of Mr 1'1”." 1113,.1111.1111»1111,111-31111115 is 1111
Beach himself. 11 ‘lO organized the Rex ”11,111 111 “and 111111.111“
lONl)ON lul_1' 1:3. —-'l‘hc total
lIIiI DlCIIIri‘S mt“ IIIIIII.‘ 9091““ “0‘01? IBritish casualties le~n|tin1.r irom
“TlII‘ “1mm" “‘ill b“ 59““ 3‘ ”'9 Pal the (1ermall successes near Nie u-
III‘P Theatre on Friday July 20 tpori, Belgium, on '11‘ 1esda,_1 11 etc
inhottl ldtill includingr prisoners.
These figures \1 cre Iriv en in Ma tor-
(lent-11d lt‘. li.l\l1nlriec (‘Iliel‘ Di—
CLE‘ER-GIRL HIGH DIVER
Besides her:
Meier ?
the Regent Theatre in the production daring deeds 0n 1111. 11911111 111111911: 1
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CLOSING OUT SALE'
$4.00 Sport Suits $195
Special Silk Skirts . . $5.95
Special Wash Skirts . . $1.00
Special Silk Dresses . . $10.95
Children’s lials . One Ball Price
$1.00 'Waists . . . 79c
Special Silk Waisls . . $1.99
$2.00 Silk Waists . . $1.50
50c Waisls . . . . 39c
75c Silk Gloves . ‘ 59c
All Trimmings . 0ne Half Price
Odd llose 8c pr. Values in 75c
Feature °f MW” Carnival Here gl'cctor oi' Militlm Opct‘utions. at
Ne“ Week c \\.11(it‘iicc “11111121
A feature of tilt man} atll'actionrI LONDON. July ],__.,\ (,mml
10 l)(‘ $90“ (1‘ 1hr» Mooéc carnival here ;N(1“s dispatch 11‘1”“ ( lll'i\llt|lllil1
”‘ I'm‘k‘v‘m‘w 10‘ “n “D“ “Tm“ Lg ireportstllesinkingnear let-land l1v ;
““ “mm” and 3a (1cr1mtn submarine 111 the Nor—
sllapely :lrl diver. Miss Meier givcfiflvwi‘m lull'lt Flttl‘cllt' 1.168 MM.
:1 11‘ontietl'ull1c"lc1cl exhibition. n;m(;s_ ( 1.11.“ “mm“
frcc act that is 1 .\'Ct‘ btionally interest- 1’ “(IN Juh, ll. .._...1 he “mum‘s
ing to ladies and (bildl‘en, as it is in-
made an attack last night in the
“WWW, north of Flirc)’. Today's
MOOSE t
oilicial statement says they were
repulsed. '
BERLIN, July ll. 1'la London.
—-—'l‘oda,1"s army headquarters
LOCKWOOD LOT
SOUTH NORWALK
ALL WEEK—JULY 16-21 in the bombardment last Friday of
Auspices Loyal Order Moose the. Krupp factory at Essen. Ger-
many. and who failed to return.
quarter of a ton per room, and a
maximum of a toll and a half for’
more than fiv c rooms. Steam llcat- I
ingston, young American wife of a
British officer. and secretary of a
government committee concerningi
ill]
statement announces regarding the
eastern front that from the Baltic
to the. Black Sea no extended op-
erations have taken place.
PARIS. July ll.-Scrgcunt Ma-
jor Antoine l’aillal'd, one of thc
lI‘l‘ellcll aviators who participated
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BENSON BERGERASHtOWS Elias. it is no“ learned landed safe
. I11 111 Holland.
2 Big Free c S COPENHAGEN .lulv ll. —( oalI
' and cards have, been introduced in}
. Berlin in order to regulate thcl
Band conceri Dally nutter suppl_1. Apartments 11itllt
hcltcd slows 11111 be limited to a'
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HOYtS Theatre cd houses 11ill be limited to half oi"i
LY 13 8 P. M, last war s snppl1
gifififivaggm chucnnr LONDON. an 1‘-’.—-Onc of amt
Alexandre Baccari British rcpl'cscntatit es 111 1110 1.01
General Manager ' cent Auglo-chman Conference at‘
G Frery Director The llag‘uc 111 reference to war}
Mme. Anna Frcry, Soprano of prisoners. was Mrs. lIarlcy Liv-
the Royal Theatre La Mon-
naie, Brussels, and Concerts,
Paris.
Assisted by G. NARUO, Tenor,
of Milan, Palermo, Paris, Vi-
enna, Etc,
and
V. Paglia, Baritone of Milan,
Boston, Etc. ‘
and
G. Felline and T. Felline, Man-
dolinist and Banjo Virtuosos
and
Prof. J. DiDiego, Pianist of
Naples, London and New
York.
the treatment of British prisoners,
in encm) countries. Sllc1stlic first
woman to have been engaged in
diplomatic negotiations in behalf
of Great Britain. '
PARIS, July 12.——'A dispatch
from Basel to the liavas Agency
says Emperor William 'has ads
drescd to Chancellor von Bctlm
mann-l‘lolln‘cgI arcscript under the
terms of. which the bill to be sub-9
mitted to the Prussian Dicnfi. as a
complement to the imperial mes-
- APOTHEOSIS sage of April 7, must be drawn
A” the awed "am“ ”Wesmt'd upon the basis of equal voting
by beautiful girls and the principal
national anthem will be sung by rights.
H. A. MEAD
1' I Dmggist
8 North Main Si.
no. Kuwaiti. Ct.
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the artists.
Sale Opens July 12th, 9 a. m.
Till ‘P
Tickets ... . . . . . E51: to $1.00
-,AMSTERDAM July 12. —'l‘11c
Radical Wescr Zeitung, an old'
newspaper of Bremen, Germany, ‘
which it was reported was to be
bought by the Krupp interests,
15c Base . . . . 12c
35c Bose . . . 29c
$1. 25 Silk Bose . . . 95c
$l.50 Silk Bose . . . $1.15
25c Ladics’ Vests . . . 19c
$1.25 Corsets all sizes . 95c
$1.25 Petticoats . . . 891:
$1.00 Combinations . . 79c
$1.50 Combinations . . $1.00
see Corset Covers . . 39c
25c Brassiercs . . . 19c
50c Brassicrcs . . . 39c
29c Bathing Caps . . . 19c
39c Bathing Caps . . 25c
25c Bathing Shoes . . 19c
39c
50c and 59c Bathing Shoes
“fl“-.. __ _ ..__‘_, ._-.._
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11'1th the purpose oi maklnII it a I‘M m IhI‘SI‘ IIIOI‘IIIIItzs is Widespread
pantiellnan and illllit‘MilltilliSi Its slionn by the attendance. There
organ. islilllllc maikc ’l be 01111 new 120 who signed the slips pro-
ers. hon ever. say they 11ill licu‘i‘d’idt'tl at the last morning. and un-
agrce to sell it to thc l\l‘llpps. doubted]; some who did not Sign
Those who have 11.11 been present
ANOTHER CANNING DEMON‘ will be interested to know that the
STRATION- questions and ans1v‘,el.~‘ and the in
The next canning demonstration in 5111111110115 31111.11 111-111,. 11.111.111.113101.
the course being offered b1 the Civic 11111 (1111111115 111111111111. 11311
League and Garden Association will 11mg. 111; many 111119 11 - 1
be giIcn next Tuesday, July 17, in the 0111 111 11115 wav I.» 11 151 1101 111 1119'
Norualk library at 10 o'clock in thtI 11.1151 1191113551111. that 1111. “111111 “1".
ctual can-
. are brought
mulning The dcmonstrption “'i“ be' etablcs to be canned should be those .
gin plomptly “I W and 11ill continue you particularly pant to know about,‘
until 11: 30, as it has been iound that 115 1119 11111111011 1111111111111”; (1111191911301.I
people find it difficult to she the is exactly the same It is the “cold-1'
'ullole morning. The formal part of pack" 1119 1111951 5131911111113 1119111011 a dumb \1aite1‘ itden 11'iltl1 di‘dleStSquircs 1111] his son-inlau,
the demonstration will then be con. which 1113 11131110 “11119151111111 and at:
eluded at 11: 30, but any one wish to 191 bemg present at 11 demonstration
do so can stay until the vegetables are and 1111111111 “1111 a descriptile pain, '
finished and put away.
he on exhibit so all
later
The jars will phiet, one can go ahead independent-.
Can 399 them ly. There are very few towns which
For the purpose 0f taking 1658 are giving so many demonstrations as
time but two vegct tables Will be \‘oru alk and the expense is being en-
C,anIch beans and boots. \lany Dewitirely borne by the Civic League and
ple are not familiar with the fact that the Garden Association. Next book it
beets make a. delicious 1egetab1e pre- is the turn of the Citic League.
served by the cold pack method, so
this 11ill be demonstrated. The inter-
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
'[AlNR REM REGULAR 01088 llll
illDNEYS,‘ THEN YOUR RACK HURlS
Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally This famous salts is made from the
With a Tablespoonful of Salts ,1; acid of grapes and lemon juice, com-
to Avoid Danger , ibined with lithia, and is harmless
Most folks forget that the kidneys. to flush clogged kidneys and stimu-
likc the bowels, get sluggish and clog-‘late them to normal activity. it also
gen and need a flushing oé'casionally. neutralizes :he acids in the urine so
else ne have headache and till“ this zit no longer irritates, thus ending
cry in the kidney region, severe head bladder disorders.
aches. rheumatic t11 inges, torpid liv-j Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
er. acid stomach. sleeplessness and-makes a delightful effeln'c‘scent lithia-
all sorts of bladder disorders. , Iwnter drink which everybody should
You simply must keep vour kidneys take nov. and then to keep thch kid-
active and clean, and the moment you! neys clean, thus avoiding serious cum.
feel an ache or pain in the kidney pucatlons
T851011 get about 15011? 01111095 0‘ Jad A well known local druggist says he.
Salts from any 500d drug store here, sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be-
take a tablesponml in a glass of wat- have in overcoming kidney trouble
'er before breakfast for a. few days while it is only trouble .—Adv.
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Day or Night!
This “RUUD” GAS STORAGE
SYSTEM will give you Forty Gal-
lons of steaming hot- water at all '
times and requires absolutely no
attention. The system can be lo-
cated in the basement or kitchen
and connected to the existing
water piping.
You cannot find a more satisfac-
tory Hot Water System than
THE “RUUD” GAS STORAGE
WATER HEATER.
Big demonstration all this week
with 3. Storage Heater connected
up ready for use.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
FREE INSTALLATION,
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
SEE THIS WONDERFUL HOT WATER SYSTEM
IN OPERATION.
Save Money By Making Your Own Clothes
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Are the Most Economical.
They save you from one-half to one yard of material on each dress.
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Call at our Pattern Department and see the
JULY PA'I'IERNS
and
The SUMMER FASHION BOOK
JAMES DONNELLY
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NOISE RESEMBLED CHARGED Win-i STEALING .
AN EXP3.LOS|ON GOODS
STAMFORD t 01111. July When! NEW HAVEN, July 13.——Stafford E’.‘
Peter
which had been left in the shaft at liussmnn, were arrested today on the
1 the third floor, fell to the cellar ltit-icharge of taking goods from the warm
cllen level, there was a crash of ,house ofawholesale grocery firm
crockery and then a noise resembling 11cm Huasman has been the night
an explosion in the Sanitarium of watchman for about fifteen months,
1])r.iI‘1ank H. Barnes. earl,1 todo1. [’11— 11nd, according to the police, Squires
1tients and physicians in ‘hc builuing 15 supposed to have driven to the-
1ve1e law akencd. This 11 as .111 OIIbor- stmehouse and taken on board goods»
tune awakening. foi ciossed \vircs 11111111911 out by Huss pan The com
had ‘stalted a fire in the shaft. 'lhe cern today complained that, during
blaze ate the dumb 1111i 1'1 IIIIII‘ I‘II'I 1m night fifteen bags of flour were
the cart 101‘ dropped. Firemen and the 511101; At Squu‘es house the police
staff extingmshed ”19 bla “ TH“ found canned goods, sugar and other
damage was about $1,000. articles worth $300.
wank“ cam—i2!“ W
ROCKWELL 61. CO.
. ~1100 Main Street. Bridgeport
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a.
Stiggzo ‘
‘OurMid-SumrnerCIearanceSale
Tomorrow "Will Be
The sale comprises higheclass merchan-
"'dise. We wish to clear up and prices
odds and‘linds oi Everything
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Norwalk Chronicler