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Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows-«r235, 7:5 and 9
Today
MARY MlLES MIN'TER
In a Star Production
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“Annie For Spite”
And the 13th Episode of
“The Railroad Raiders”
Monday
IRENE HOWLEY
In a Play of Modern Business
“Tier Father’s Keeper”
(l the Last Chapter of
“PATRIA”
Tuesday
HOUSE PETERS
In a Powerlul Drama
; “The Heir of the Ages”
And Hearstd’utlic Ncws
Wednesday
Mary Pickford
in An Artcrait Production
“The Pride of the Clan”
And Burton Holmes Travel
Pictures
COMING—"The Libertine," fea-
turing John Mason and Alma Ilan—
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.Polace Theatre
Ilt’ It's a Feature The. Palace Will
' Show It-Three Times Daily
2:15 7 and 9.
Today ..
Paramount Presents Mae Murray
' —~in-—
, “On Record"
Monday
W0rld~Brady Presents
Alice Brady
-,in_
“Maternity”
IIQarst-l’athe News
Tints—day
Great Vitagraph Presents Peggy
Hyland and Marc McDeriiiott in
“The Sixteenth Wife”
Jimmy Dale Series
Added Attractloiiwl’irst Three
Days
Palace-Cinema Picture
The. Picture that was made“ in
Norwalk. All local scenes and cast
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AT THE REGENT TODAY
"Annie For Spite," Starring Mary
Minter; Also “The Railroad
Raiders"
A pretty little girl with wonderful,
wide, appealing eyes. a wealth oi
Wlltlwny hair, the happy smile of limo.
Cohen and the delightful mannerisms
of trusting. maidenhead, is tiie cen.
tral figure in a new life drama that
is certain to appeal alike to old and
young. ,
“Annioir‘oruo‘pite,” a new American!
Mutual photodrama starring that fus-
cinaling little actress, Mary Miles Min-
~toms one of the cleverest bits of pic-
ture construction eyer achieved by
James 'Kirkwood, Miss Mlnler's clever
director,‘ ‘
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firene 'Howley in “Her Father’s Keep-
‘ 3?? er:" and the Last Chapter
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. ‘ Whether or not a girl can enter the
Roion RoiniPark
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. Admission—Week Days, 20:; Sun-
days and Holidays, 35c.‘
DANCING
Chicken andlShore
_' . Dinners ~
‘ Liberty Bond Contest Begins
July 9th. ‘
innwon
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business world and attain successl
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without losing her feminine charm is
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day. . ire. Tuesday, despite the fact that a
Irene HOWIE‘Y is Seen as the girl “’hollai'ge part of the action takes place
hires 0f motoring, dancing and gracing in Petrograd and Constantinople. To
lsocial fullCliODS‘ She 905595595 the begin with, the play was written by
ibusineSs acumen of her father, a wangMolly Elliott Seawell, a Virginia aw
.Sll'ei‘l financier, and she desires ‘0 “’1‘; thor who died a few months ago at-
iWiEI‘ his office H“ refuses ‘0 permit h"Titer winning a place in American liter—
’and declares he will never speak m,aiure. The heroine, played by Penal"
her again if she persists in “Rolling Hylaiid, is a Kentucky girl and the
a career. But his determination is hero also is a Kentuckian. a newspa-
‘mait‘l‘li‘d by his (13113111913 She disilll'lperman working in New York.
.pears from home and later emergesl
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:as a secretary in his office. “THE BARR‘ER"
_ There is a distinct Southern at .ises plenty of shows of every descrip- Chancellor. is considered certain.
{the issue involved ‘ in “Her Father's mosphpfg in "The Sixteenth Wifefhtion. Then there are two big tree' LONDON, July l4.—~A dispatch
lKeeper," a Triangle play, which “Wm ”19 Greater Viiagraph feature whichZacts—find Capria's illoyal ltalian bandito the Exchange Telegraph t'oin—
Ibe shown at the Regent Theatre 3103' will be presented at the Palace Thea-:to amuse those who are not patroniz-
'both we.“ popular riding devices andisummoiied til Berlin by Emperor
fun and amusement. The M0056 Drom- Hollwcg, the German Imperial
may from Copenhagen says it is
officially reported from Berlin that
Field Marshal von Hindenburg.
Chief of the General Staff, and
General Ludciiorf, who have been
'ing the shows—No carnival would be
complete without a Ferris wheel alid
merry-goround. The Benson Berger
Wcompany carries the latest model of
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William, arrived in the capital yes-
terday morning. I
I’E'l‘lll;liill;\l), July ll—Rus-
‘sian troops have occupied the vil-
lage oi' Novlcu. south of Kalusz, in
Eastern Galicia. the War ()fiicc
announced today.
(TUI’IZNHAGEN, July 14.——'l‘lie
these warm evenings a ride up into
:the air for sixty feet or more on the
Ferris wheel or a ride for the kiddies
ion the jumping horses of the merry
fgo-round serves to make one forget
Lall about life's dull cares—in the
lwords of the immortal poet, then lot.
will supply coffee. bread and sand-llofi's cavalry Cossacks are turned ‘
wiches. Rest stations. meals, beds, ltoward the railway center at
and dispensarles equipped, witliiSlyrj. a town of 30.00“, a junction "W
beds. nurses and doctors. all will!of the line from Leniberg to
be open to the French troops. Such lLawoczne and of a branch line to
canteens already exist in Paris and lti‘hodorow. Military writers deb“;
elsewhere for French troops. Theyjscribintr the defensive say its chief
are conducted by volunteers. many istreiigtli is on the east and north-
of them being American women. least, but weaker on the south.
STOtL‘KHOLM. July ll.—-M. i'l‘liere is widespread expectation of 5 :
Joseph J. 15. E. Noulciis, the ll?\\':{lll important tftllil'llt‘l'vtllitlt‘k 011W 7
French ambassador to Russiagtlie northern front. .,
stopped here 'l‘liursday. en route! LONDON. Jilly 14.——Aii Ano- 7
to l’etronrud. He held a coiifei-}sterdam dispatch to the Exchangr‘i
once with Ira Nelson Morris, tlie"l‘cleuraph t‘ompany, saysvthat M» f‘
lliiiei'ican minister. In a i'tllth‘l'Nll-zt‘Ol‘tlll'lg‘ to Socialist newspapers of
tiou with The Associated Press lll.1Austrl.-i, the Austrian governmenfiwi
Noulens spoke in cntliusiasticvhas refused to pardon Dr. Fried. '-
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Monday
“For the flag"—fl\fter a two-day bat
tie. the American troops
of “Patria” at Regent
under the
ins quotea—“Let joy be unrestrained—
The wonderfully vivid and pletur—fMak? merry while you may."
esque Alaskan romances of flex Baach‘ .____.._____._.....
have been read by so many mummiNEARLY 800 LIVES LOST
of our people that. Mr. Beach is today;
,Wolti' News Bureau of (jeriiitiiiy
lcirculates without accepting: any
responsibility for it a statement by
like 'l‘ag‘elisclie lliiiidscliau that the
terms of America's attitude.
l’E'l‘RQUR-AI), July ll.-Now,deatli for the _
that llaltcz is in Russian ]‘osses- l’reniiei- Stucrokh. at Vienna, 1881;»
Adler, sentence”
assassination
lrlcli under
51011, the eyes of (leueral liorni- i'lctollcr.
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of
leadership of Patria completely rout
.the Mexicans and Japanese under the
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llearning of his defeat
icide.
The tlirills‘and interest in this epi.
sode lie in the battle scenes. These
are all presented in a very thrilling
‘ . f ors. His most
leadership of Baron Hurokl. “ll” a W.“ “The Barrier,"
commits $111-
widcly read story is
showing in film form
at the Palace Theatre on rriday, July
20. The picture closely follows the
swift action and striking situations of
thie. hook and is a faithful portrayal
of adventure and romance of life in
,llaska in the days when that land was
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sand realistic atmosphere and no e.\-
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pense has he?“ Spam: to I bet (1 ithe haven of hunted men and the lust
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find] Chant“ one .to e ‘ mem- . ifrontior of civilization. '
lThe very opening is tight, and fight it}
:is until the close. Gnuine warfare ex-l;
;presses its realism more clearly. All;
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MOOSE CARNIVAQ.
Monday, rioockivood‘s lot, South Nor-
”‘9 modern appliances 11““ “9 usedwam' will be one of the busiest spots
have been brought into action and them the city. The Moose carnival will
audience is treated to war as it reallydowm here and all day Monday a
The night scenes. cannons, demol‘l
Iveritahle array of workmen will be
‘lslli‘d buildings, hurrying and “curl-‘flhusy erecting the. tent and at night
ing of the two opposing armies are
when all is finished and all the multi-
3“ “ii-“d in and dished 0‘" .‘0 “mlcolored lights are turned on the Lock-
photoplay fan in this last clialll"r-.:“~ood lot will be transformed into a
T11" 1““ ““50“? certainly ““5 ll‘Vedblazing midway inviting all to come.
“13 i0 all “it“ “'35 to b" ”We”? and {and enjoy a few hours of real clean
the entire 'ifteen chapters will no
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the most popular of American auth-l
‘VHEN BRITISH BAT-lrlisigiititiilii of ”1'. von Bctlliiiuim-
TLESHIP SINKS ' lllollwcg, the Imperial l‘liaucellor.
llillS lit "u accepted.
(Continued from First Pole.) 1 VA. hlllei'l‘l lN, July ll:—
lWord from France that tobacco is
JASSY. liuiuaiiia, July 6 tdelay~ttlic thing of all others most prized
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:(‘tllr'n‘r('lllllllt’l crisis is coul'roiit-éhy men in the trenches caused
sing: the Romanian government.i,Representative Gould, of New
fili‘our (‘onservativc Ministers liavclYork. to introduce a bill yester-
3ret‘uscd further to co-operate with lday providiu}.r for a poundpl’ eith—
il’i'ciiiier ltraliano and they alsolor clieu'lllg‘ or smoking: tobacco
demand that two more cruiservu-lmonthly with the rations of every
,tivcs be admitted to the (‘ahincLisoldier. sailor and marine.
l'l‘licy likewise insist that M. Brag l’Ali’lS. July l-l.---Tllt‘ .«\1neric2’iiii
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tinno resign and that Take Joii-‘llcd i‘ioss. which has moved intof,
escu. Minister Without Portolio, be new quarters in the Place t'oii.i
appointed to succeed him.
l.(‘lNl)(lN, Jilly 14.——'l‘lie Brit- taillishiir, canteens. restaurants
isli transport Armadalc has been and tlispciisarics at railroad stu-
suilk by a sulunarinc, it isoi’ticially lions and. junctions where. the
announced. American troops will pass doing to
BASEL, Swizerland. July l4.~ and returning from the front.
A llcrlln dispatch from the semi.‘
official Wolff Bureau says that llltl‘
retirement: of Dr you Belliiiiaiiii- |
last year, when the troops went to
down in the history of motion pictures
as a patriotic accomplishment.
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PALACE THEATRE TODAY
{Mae Murray Plays “On Record," Par.
amount Feature as Headliner
Today
Mae Murray who has many screen
triumphs to her credit scores another
big success in “On Record." her lat-
est picture productionwhich appears
at the Palace Theatre today. The pic-
ture presentation is more than the or
dinary Paramolint feature for it is an
unusual tribute to the ability of Miss
Murray as. a star. “On Record” has
made a hit greater than any of her
previous photo-play attractions and
'l’lllilCt‘ patrons will find it one of the
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most enjoyable feature firms that:
they have ever witnessed. Other pic‘
lures will complete today‘s will, Be-
and for the first
week the Palace-
\\'hicli was made
alanine Monday
three days of next.
t‘inema photo—play
iii Norwa'i’k and South Norwalk last
week, attracting so much attention
will be given as an added atraciion.
SALTS “Hill". '
turns Ii ,
Yllllli nu unit
We Shouidilrink lots of Water and Eat less‘lleat, Says
Noted Authority on Kidney ilisonlers '
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PALACE THEATRE MONDAY
Alice Brady Stars in World's Big Feaw
ture, “Maternity".
The newest World Picture Brady
Made is "Maternity," in which charm-
ing Miss Alice Brady is starred and
it will be seen :it the Palace Theatre
on Monday. All persons who enjoy
Recomméniisfla Spoiniul oi lad Salts In Glass of Water Belnre'
. Breakfast in Silmulaie- Kidneys anti Eliminate, ‘
the tire Acid
a.‘ iliorouhgly delightful, interesting
and unusual photo-drama should see
this production by all means, as “Ma-
ternity" is one of the best pictures
filmed in a ions.r time, Miss Brady is
superb in the role of Ellen Franklin.
All of the other members of the cast
are splendidly capable and play their
parts in tiniorgetable fashion. To see
this production is to be most i-oyiiil.v
entertained. -
' AT PALACE TUESDAY
become overworked,
like lumps of lead.
When the kidneys clog you must
sick person shortly. Al: first 5
sour, tongue coated and you
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Marc MacDermott and Peggy Hyland
in Vitagraph ‘ Play,, “The
. Eat less meat, drink lots of
HE LPs’A'erMA‘XN'D‘i’Hth‘i-‘Eiien
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they
got sluggish. ache, and feel
The urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged
to seek relicl two or three times during the night.
W oil the body’s nriuous waste or you'll be a real
"on feel a dull
misery in the kidney rcgion, y
backache, sick headache, dizziness. stomach gels
twingcs when the weather is bad.
from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your litijneys will
then act? fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined
. with “thin, and has, been used for generations
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal aptivity, also to neutralize the acids
- in urine, so it. no longer‘is a source of irritation.
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jud Salts is inexpensive. cannot injure, makes
a. delightful effervescent lithia-water drink which
everyone should take now and then to keep the
kidneys élehn and active.‘ Druggists here say
they selllots of Jad Suite to folks ‘vrho believe in
overcoming kidney trouble while it is only
trouble. ~
help them flush
on suffer from
feel rheumatic
a
water: also get
. Now comes the season when hay
fever and asthma cause thousands to
suffer. “l have been trouble for years
with asthma," writes E. C. School.
Creston, 0., “and find Foley‘s Honey
and Tar the only thing that gives me
relief. It losens the phlegm so I era
throw it; off, and sleep. Had to sit
nights in my chair, not being able to
lie down, before using Foley’s Honey
and Tar.” A standard family remedy
for coughs, colds, croup.~—Adv.
., MOOSE
C A RN 1 V M.
Looxwoon LOT
_. Vacation Goods
“The good old vacation time beckonsl
Ea prepared. Stock up on bath, tollet'{
sud‘henlth needs from our stocks/Fake.
your, favorite. remedies, with you. We
, what you want right here, Per-l
would cannot get these convenient-t
tiers you are going. ». ‘
. Irovlde‘ yourself. now.
SOUTH NORWALK . p
ALL WEEK-JULY 16-21
Auspices Loyal Order Moose
BENSON BERGER isnows,
42m Fret, 56‘s A W ,
corde, has llt‘llllll the work of es-i _
Filming the experience grained
the Mexican border, the canteens .,
lPlenty of Hot Water
W Day or Night!
4...:
cm?”
d This “RUUD” GAS STORAGE.
l SYSTEM will give you Forty Gal-
lons of steaming hot water at all
fines and requires absolutelyl‘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 satsfac-W '
t-ory Hot Water System than
THE “noun" GAS STORAGE"
WATER HEATER.
Big demonstration all this week ‘
with a Storage Heater connected
up ready for use. . W
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
runs INSTALLATION
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
sun THIS WONDERFUL HOT WATER SYSTEM
IN OPERATION. '
Sane Illoncy By Making Your Own Clot/res
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS . ‘
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Are the Most Economical.
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Call at our Pattern Department and see the
JULY PATTERNS . ‘
and
R FASHION BOOK
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