Regent Theater
The House of First‘Run
Plead-es , '
a Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
JUIIN'iiAltI HI 1.
Niki/it llI/WiUN
Also Burton Holmes Travel
Picture
./ Friday
MAE MURRAY
The Talented Screen Star in
“At First Sight”
And Hea1s1l’atl1e News
Saturday
GAIL KANE
Popular Emotional Slai in
“The Seruent’s Tooth”
Also Last Episode of
“The Railroad Raiders”
Palace Theatre
if It's a Feature The Palace Will
Show lt—Daily at 2:15, 7
and 9 o’clock
Today
Paramount. Presents Marie Doro in
“Castles For Two”
Two Reel Comedy
'rl
-
Tomorrow
1 The Magnetic Slur Beatrice
Michelson and Audr'Icw Robson in
the Seven Purl lliecliifIing Fea-
ure ‘ ‘
“The Woman Who Dared"
. "'1“
Saturday
Pallas Paramount Pros-cuts
Kathlyn Williams in
“Out of the Wreck”
Fatty Arbuckler
in His Latest Comch
‘.‘The Rough House”
- lllio picture.
WINDOW SHADES
SCRIM CURTAINS
MADRAS AND SWISS
WINDOW AWNINGS
COMPLETE AT $1.00
PORCH SCREENS
. 25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT '
SHADES To ORDER
A SPECIALTY
A. lilCltlIllMAN 81 SON’S
Department Store
84 Washington Stréet
Phone 446
0“
Sui-I-
Bathing Caps
Be sure you see the new line of
Bathing Gaps we are showing—
xsitively the prettiest styles,
apes and’trimmings offered this
season. Come in and look them
men
250 to $1.00
HsA. MEAD
'“rug :1 131'
8 North Main St.
‘ South Norwalk, Conn.
-1-.
‘v-‘zi
II III nuns
__——..
ties For Two"
The favorite smeen star of many
theatre patrons, Marie D010,
senled at the Palace Theatre today in
a Paramount presentation,
For TWO.” IThis is one of the most
satisfactory of
'in which Miss Doro has appeared dur-
'through even fool of the film andI
the result is not
but delightful to hoseI who will
radvc ‘Antn Ire 3f the opportunity to see
.1'41'9 todaI the Palace will offer
high class two reel comedy feature
that has been especially selected to
make a program for surpassing the
ordinary. No one Should'miss the
opportunityo of seeing the two pictures
. at one of the coolest spots in trim.
,.—_——-—-——-
PALACE THEATRE FRIDAY
Beatrice Michelena Makes Norwolk
Debut in Special Release,
“The Woman Who Dared"
I' Although Beatrice Michelena has
inot appeared in Norwalk in pictures
before, the Palace management is
Ivilling lo vouch for the reception
which she will deserve in the presen-
tation at the down town theatre to-
morrow evening in “The Woman Who
Dare: ." This is one of the must sell-
sailonai features of the season play-
cd by an all star cast, including the
star, Andrew Robson. The pictu1c is
posiliI'clI electrifying from the start
lo the finish and the seven reels Will
thrll‘l' the audience every second On
Suluiday Kathlyn Williams will be
slurred in :1 Pallas- Paramount "Out
of the Wreck' and as an added atlrac
iion Fatty Arbuckle will be picsenledr
‘in “The Rough House."
“~—
AT THE REGENT FRIDAY
Mae Murray, Talented Screen Star to
"A1 First Sight"
Mac Murray. the, talented youngI
screen Star who II as last seen in the
charming LIIS'lII pioduclion, “The-
l-‘I'imroso Ring," appears in “At First
Sight," a modern romantic comedy by
George Middleton, til the chcnl
’l‘hcat‘rc, Friday.
Gom'ge'bliddlolon is the author or
co-uulhot of many II'cII well known
produclimts such as "Tllt‘ House of 11
Thousand Candles," “The (‘:1\alicr,"
‘llil the-T1 :-1il llollidny, " and others
and in “At First Sight' he has cm-
bodicd all of the whimsical humor and
illc'hl. force as Ivcll as the deeper clo-
Imculs usuallI found in his best pl‘o-
ons.
uglilIicoIding to an Inecmcnis with Mr.
Lrlsky. this. ptoduclion was made in
llhe Famous Pluy-ershasky eastern
istudios with Mr. Robert Loonnid as
director. Mr. Leonard has for some
limo devoted all his lime to the pro-
lducllons of this star and cameraman
'(‘hz'ulcn ROShcr. who has been work-
ing with Mr Leonard in sev crnl of his
more recent pictuics, is 11150 doing the
photographic II ork in this production.
..___._...——
AT THE REGENT TODAY
.Laet showing of the Great Phott.play
“The Libertine" at 7:15 Ind
9 Tonight
lily Rev, Thomas B. Gregory).
“’l‘l1cl,ibertine," the great photo-
play, is. not an ordinary moving pic-
ture. 011 the other hand, it is a most
extraordinary one, not alone in its
Scenic excellence, but in the object it
has before it, which is none other
than the teaching of what is, perhaps,
'ihe most important lesson, or com-
bination of lessons, that the young
women of the meat city need to
leam’.
“The Libertine" is doing—and d0-
"‘3 STandlY—the work each mother
.1.
“WM
Marie Doro Appears Today in “Gas:
is pro—I
“ICastles'
the starring vehiclesI
111g her highly successful career as a
,screen celebrity. in “Castles For
ITWO, ” all of the elements of an Al
l,Paromount piclule are oIident
only entertaining, I
take
1
in additipn to this tea- in pen,
a ‘.
cl 112 in meat prices here is expect.
ed. '
iii Iidelsblad reports that the Ger-
i lleg2ITiTlI2alr2
1 Today and Tomorrow
l instructive and Dignifled, Bold
' And Daring
" - 2— North Sea on Monday.
l OTT TAW,A July ‘26. ———Canada’ S'
S1 pplv of coal from the United
lhiates this year will be confined to
_____________._.____1 actual" needs.’ It is announced
should do for her own daughter, and that the American authorities, who
are co- operating with the Canadian
i It is teaching the girls that the flit“ CONNOR“ £- A- Marat), “1'
3 world is full of scoundrels, of the insisting on this and there must be
male persuasion. who make it a bust-1'2“d 99011091)“ . .
ness, by the help of honeyed wordsi ILU\D0\1J“1.‘2-6"‘The Bl'ltl‘h
and au‘ sons of hvpocrital p,.eten.,11I('1'cl1a111 cruiser OtwaI was tor—
Hons 10 {1900) inoxpel-ipnced young pt‘thOd and S‘llllk ”Ill llOl‘lhel'l'l
'g,,.],, from home and mom“ from waters on July 22. lcu men were
mum. and happiness down the DprIkillcd. The remamder on board
H " 'I This anuotmccmcut
umed, bc-flowered albums that end ““1 ”J‘ld- .
1 p was made officuilly yesterday.
3The. British merchant steamer
0111'qu indicated 1151111 Eughsh ad-
mirallI service, is doubtless the
i
each father for his own son.
, It. doesn’t hurt anybody to be
brought face to face with the truth
especially when all that life is worth
AMSTERDAM, July 26,—The‘
31111111 steamship Nordeney, with Si
I'cargo of coal, II as torpedoed m the‘
Regent Theatre
The Daring Motion Picture
THE lIBERTINE
has sunk the Norw efiau steamer
Hauseat saw a Norwegian For—
eign ()lhce report i‘rausmittcd by
the Central New 3 correspondent at
t‘opcul1agci1."l‘hc crew of the,
«steamer was saved.
AMS'I‘IIIRILXM, July' 26.——-The
Wcscr Zeiiulur of Bremen, prints
promincutly “Stories,”
have gained currency of an at-
Emperor \‘I'illam.
'l‘lic details include one report
that the emperor’s Jar was smash-
I' 5821 referred to in the official a11-
11puuccmcnt.Shc was a steamer of
11207t tolls gross, built 111 (alas—
trim in 1909. She was 535 feet
long, (33 feet beam and 34 feet
Il‘pplh She was owned by the
[Orient Steam Navigation (,‘om-
'puuy of linsgow.
HER] lN Jul) 26, via London.—
'Ilhc British submarine C- 34 has
bbeu sunk by a submarine, it was
officially announced yesterday
The s‘ole survivor was taken pris-
burr.
3lirilisll
IliIing for is at stake; and I would
,cnjoy nothing more than the thought
that every young girl in the greater
city is to see “The Libertine.”
It would open their eye 5 It would
make them sit up and think-in a
word, it would forewarn and forearm
them for the time when they ma)v
run across just such soulless scamps
law this same Jim Mills.
'RUSSIAN EIGHTH ARMY
MAY NOT BE ABLE TO
LEAVE EASTERN“ GA-
l LICIA
‘I (Continued From Page One)
5
i
submarine (‘34 was
l
identical design She was about
of 313 tons. and a maximum
draught of twelve feet with a speed
of foulcl III knot.» above water and?
ROME, July "(3 ~“Jl‘ll'll Italian ltlll knots Submcrgll. She “1153
stcumcrs “011' Sllllk llllll “”9 811M“ cquippcll \\ 11h two torpedo tubes
h‘llllllli-‘I V0850] ““5 lllllllllfli‘ll (llll'lll‘? llcr normal complement “us S'i.\-
ilhc week ending IIIilllIillet Jul) 22, ‘l (in 111011. 3
says an oilicinl :quouulcmcui is-l PARIS, Juh QBI --~Tilt‘ “pmlcti
SUN] _\l‘\'l(‘llfl\. l‘l\' l‘ lllllllll‘fll lllldj Illll‘lllllt‘l' (If ””1 Lenin“ ill “011m- 151
'IIiIIcly -lhIcc vessels II 11b '11 gross ppm“. l ‘IlInilcs ( ‘dulcl who th-I 3
tonnage 0i“ 33981 ) al‘l'llt‘d ““21 S] lie the amputation of his leg,
'55“ 0f it 10“""1‘! WIN-‘0 Jill Shrdhlil'l‘ikl 1i his life to snvc a child whoi
l M” 01 *1 it’llllilh't? 01‘ 403400 11‘“ was drowning: when the slcumcri
port. Lu Illudjcrdu II as torpedoes. (‘uu-
Li)Nl)()N villi" "6. ~—31Tll(‘ 111‘ lllllll"'l'(l in“) ”“1 “1‘th reficugd
American sailing vdswl Augustus .ll [1 child llllll. IIII his 1100111015 and
:‘W «"11 “us sunk lust Saturday. llll‘ courage, sci an example for 11111111111
Cl‘t‘w ll'l‘l‘l‘ MH'I‘Il N“ (M fills 0f ”1“ that mnlcriully llitlt‘tl rescue workl
Sinking: lIIIvc bccu 11'chch LONDON, July ‘26.-~A.disputclli
‘ "Hu‘ l:'-"‘\ul."ll .11S' Vi 1"l II 1IS11 I\'-00(l 11110 Post from l’cloul'nd S'IIySII.
31'” I'csscl oi .2331 tons Site “as lint under General Koruiloi'f’Sl
ll)\\'lll‘(l by A. llccll, oi \‘l'ullloboro,31l ,Iqliu lili"lHlll‘l‘N to restore ortlcl‘i
illlaiul- llcr port of rcgistrv II usam tlIc l'l'IhIIIutll .\1'my.onc wholci
Boston. 31lIisi11u tIIcI'col was blown
PARIS, July‘ 6—“ 1th the ob- p ('1 1-» lII their own urilllcrI “to
it‘ll oi ussluiul: l'“'lmuc s III'I'iuul-iIn ungrc the instills which all loyal
Iturul development and prcvlcutiulz lumps cspcl'inllI the artillery
;u labor crisis the Al'zull'nu Hi" All“ lllnl‘ lwcii silently enduring: forthe
1"icultulc has unanimously do I‘ll“ four mumlls from those
lllillltll‘ll oi the nutlIoIitiIIs that It's-,ltiuitorous I‘I‘Iscnlc "
Sl-ls which are being: IISI ii to (NW 1y AllS'l‘l‘lll) AM, July "6. -~ Twoi
[food to the 111' my in the ()ricul Shall German I'IIS'Scls have been sunk and
lit-Iciuploycll on ”Mr Icluru to l\'\u (icruum S'lcnuu-rs .lIaI'c lu-cu
lll‘lllg phosphates from Algeria and 11111011 111 E ugluull by British llc-
'l‘ums.Isl31oIch, tlt't'tlltlill” to the corros-
. The \1' ulch llIIllIcI' I'IIqul'Slcll piuull'ul tit Tc.\cl. oi the Allister
,iliut motor culture he lllll‘ililllll‘ti .llllu'l‘clcaruul. -\(1‘11I1'111:IIISchIm-i
on lzll'll‘l‘ as well as small IISlutcS..SlIip IIlIcih hall lit‘l‘ll topcllocll the
that war material factories shall IIoI'I'iIspqulculallrlS,l1.IS.uI-Ich111
be instructed to culploI their rc- Illcullcltlcr.
sources in labor for lllc IIouStruc- ‘l’ E"llll(i RAD. July ‘26 IiII
tiou of tractors as soon as an ar- l.oinlon «4101' 111111 troops have
1IIiSiiccis (lcclurcll aiultliut schools cllplurcll tluI (iuliciuu to“ us of
11f1uotor culture for the benefit of Blu-zacS Tllululcz, OttIIIia
,furmcrs be instituted in all (lis- liclatyu, says llIc oililiul stoic.
ll‘il'tS uicut iSSnell iodnv by the (icquuI
l’E'l‘ROGR \D, July ‘26. ~.\ tclc- \\ 111' Office. The RusS'iunS also arc
gram from llclsiugfors says that lid to be retreating 111 thc (lircc-
the Russian warships Shiva. Rc ion oi l‘zcruou'tzfthc capital of
‘publika and l’ctropnIloL'lty. which liukowinn.
II ('l‘t‘ invoked in the recent dis-i PE'I‘ROGRAD July ‘26. -Rli-
il‘cctiou of Int-II in the Baltic l',lcct lmflulun forces captured in Tucs-
lIuvc been recalled to favor III coII- I 31‘ s and l\ edncsdnv s battle on
scqucucc of ‘l’rchcrI KcrenskI S tile Romanian front more than a
order concerning the dissolution of thousand prsmlm‘s, Says the offil‘inl
Itllc Ccuil'al‘(.‘ommItlcc of the l’ 111- S'tatcmcut issued todnv ll) ”11‘
tic flcct 'llu' committee s flat: 011‘] IISSmn War Depamniiet The
llhc yacht Polar Slur, IIlIiclI for-iliummiimis 1ilso look 33 guns 17
lml‘l'l.‘ belonged tyEmpcror Nicllll-imachiuc nuns 10 mine thrmi'crs
laud much other military material.
Ilas,l111s bccu lowered.
) V I
‘1’ (l'(l)'lkl: HAGEN July ’6 ——.Thcl 0n the some front the stutcmcut
.0111 (ll reports that the German Says the Russians also captured
tall (I buycr has reduced by fifteen shoot 11 lliousaid prisoners and
lper cent. the prices he will paI ‘twenly- four guns.
Inext week for cutie] to be sent to LONDON July 26. —-A German
sIulImariuc operating off the Azores
Germany. A correspondiug dc-
Rolon POianark
.BATHING
Admission—{Week Days, 20c; Sun-
days -3111! Holidays, 35c.
DANCING
Chicken and Share
. Dinners
L'b B so tstBegins
Iertyr 5:11:11 one
. y 9111. .
FIREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT '
.L
'. THEN IT HAPPENED.
propose to me?"
"Why, when I refused him he said
but; perhaps, he, wasn’t:- serlops."
"What made you think he Iv(1ild3
'dldn’t'csre what~ became of him; :"
Jackiésf In thé Oklahoma s Fourteen-Inch Tripléts “*w
These three guns on the OklahOma, fourteen inches in diameter are a
lhing’lhamu h2g1 seen of the "Ger 311111 I; Since the war began
A.
bliilt 111 1909 one of eight craft oftthc War Oiiicc announces.
lo“
and t
ed.
the IIIIII spapcr say s:
i ‘ The general command at Al-
31111111 in reply to our inquirI auth-
orizcs us to make the following a11-
IIIIOqucLIIunt: . _ .
"AS the result of Iulpurics
made in proper quarters it may be
stated tlia flit crumor of an 111—
ltcmpt on the kascr is wholly un-
V”
' true
BERLIN, July 26, via London. It;
the'"
—Dominating positions on
Aisnc front 11 est of Hurlebise were
captured today in the Germans,
l‘bc
French tr-cnthes on a front of 1 800
‘S'mctrc and 400 metres (lccp, south
ofAillcs. were stormed, the state-
ment adds.
DoctOr Who Refuses to
Today and Tomorrow !
with more II
or lcs sclaboratc particulars, that. ‘
tl'mpl made recently on the life oi",
Al the conclusion of the artielc ,.
one Of these convenient GAB
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Sank
v .
My,
wt; - ,,
~\‘\\ 44.
'7 ML
‘7
x»), a:
appreciate its' great usefulness.
ING OR LAUNDRY USE
Without the trouble and bother .
of starting the kitchen range fire. 1
WATER HEATERS, you cannot ‘
0T WATER. FOR BATH, SHAV. ‘
ONLY A LIMITED NUM-
BER LEFT AT THIS PRICE——
ORDER NOW.
W
Green's Farms; Mrs. Lansing Odell,{
$2.,th llOIIu salts ; Norwalks share of
Rotou Point benefit $151. 00
DANBURY HATTERS GET $7,-
Save an Idiot Baby
lh'. Harry J. lllllscldcn, chief of tho '
medical Still of tho Gv-I'Iuon-Amori-
c1111 hospital in Chicago, refused to
perform an operation upor 'luI baby
of Mrs. William Meter l .150 it was
so deformed that it I'c ‘ . 1 have grown
to bc an idiot if i' Ived. MON than
u )‘t‘fll‘""fl§l) D1. daiscldt'n took the
Same position in the case of- another
lufunt. Several attemplsto‘ punish
him were made but they were all
given up. Dr. llaiselden holds that
since the child .1! it lived would grow
up to be :1 burden to itself and the
community, it should be permitted to
die.
_——.——-———.—--
lEllEll Fllllll lllllNl
Al REI] CRHSS TEA
The reading of letters from the
front by MrI. Hemy Harden of New
York at the Red Cross tea y'esletday
afternoon was :1 great success Desi
pile the extreme. heat a good crowd
was present and' felt thoroughly re.
paid. The letters were written by
Mrs. llmd s daughter, “lip as soon
she graduated from Bryn )lnwr :1
I'Zar ago studied to be a nurse's aid.
and then went immediately to a hos-
pital in France near the firing line.
She speaks French fluently, she is
so of course this put her at once in
close touch: with the patients. Miss
Harden \writes with great charm or
expression. descriptions of the French
wounded boys and men, humorous
tal life. the letters are very clever.
but more 'lhan that the}: are so an
pealingly human that at the end you
wish they were just beginning Many
pleas was made. bI' the audience
that they should be published. A
standing vote of thanks was given
Mrs. 1111111011 and the hope that she
would come to us again when other
letters reach hm.
iced tea and wafersgverc served in
an adjoining room by 11-115. Quintard,
Mrs E. A. Woodwar.d Mrs Goodyear;
Mrs. Stan, Mrs. L. C. 'llrlpp. Mrs.
Hanford and other mémbers of the
association.
bin: in the German navy,
ELI?! hula alight “and on many he:
ems at the 1m 1110 days to the
11111 Gross enumerates followstn
11:11 1211111 . Ignite. 25.110: 1112 .
rotten mistaken for a French woman, .
:Imd pathetic incidents of the hospi- ..
000 1N STRIKE BENEFITS
l DAVBURY. July 26—01191 $7, 000
{in strike benefits were paiu yesteiday
lby the hatters' unions. This was less
i than a week ago due to the fact that
lmany of the batters have obtained
other employment and are not entitled
to the benefits. It; was stated today
Ihy officers Of the. local halters’ unions
‘lhat many of the factories of the Oth-
ler districts working almost to capacl
ty and the employes of those factor-
‘ lcs paying' 10 percent exila on their
, wages to aid the members of the 10
cal associations, the benefit fund is in
better condition than it has been in
sevreal weeks.
________________.—-
IRISH CONVENTION
DUBLIN, July 213.»—chcr' people
than yesterday assembled on Collcrzc
Green this morning tO witness the ar-
rival of the delegates to the irish Con»
vculion, in session here. INO individ-
ual caused any demonstration either
of admiration or hostility. .
plete absence of public excitement Is
treated by the Dublin prcss as on 1hrI
whole 11 healthy sign. The unanimous:
selection of Sir llovace Pluukclt to be
chairman of the convenlidn is wcl-
cooled by the newspapers of the Iari- I
one political Sides. I
11
. GOETHXLS MAY GOTa—ERANCE ,
'. -. 1‘ v o .._. '
TI .\olllM1T0\ Jill) 4' The ”05 their dressers and never let. a corn. -
siblllty that M'Iio' Gwl‘l‘lll Goethols ache twice '2
£5
I followed President Wilson's recruits”...
The com '
may go to France to head the Amen-iv
ican army engineers is foremost-
among the developments which havfi'
izatlon Of the Shipping Board. 1.
m__=:' ~I. .
Not a Corn or
Callus on Feet
Apply few drops, then lift:
them off without pain.
A noted (‘incinnatl alb‘v
thority discovered 11 new
1* 1 i1 e 1' Compound uni ‘
chill-1! It freezes-3 arid it.
uow’ can be had in llttlt!I
bottles for a few cents»
lrom any drug store.
You simply apply l.
fer drops of fl'cezonu
upon a lender corn or."
painful callus and inn»
stantly 111-? soreness dis- '
llu'n shortly
you will find the com .
oi callus so louse that
Iou can lift it off \Illlx'
tingczs
/ No pain, 1'01 :1 bit at
sorcncss, cilhcr when
applying it cmone or at.—
lPI\".ll'iI,1‘ll‘.l it doesn't
even imitate the skin.
llard corns, soft coma .j
or corus between the
tot-.1, also toughened cal-M.
luscs, Just shrivcl um I
and lift off so easy. it is wonderful“: ‘
It works like a charm. Try it!
Women should keep freezone on; ‘
appears,
’
WWW“ ‘
.LIEUI: CHISAPI
This piclure‘ is a little trick of the photographer. fot
Lieutenant Chis'am Sitting on his big. lane Aileen Was taken on the French
front, many miles from the peaceful Scene where Miss Aileen. Flelder was
The lieutenant received his
photographed in her Georgia home.
training at Augusta. where he met Miss Fielder.
Augusta, Lieutenant Chlsam said:
Niiiié; Fighting Machine For Georgia Girl
'Thts iLmy Special machine which no one files but myself and she
certainly get along: She is doing wonderful work and time are .
of little roan, pamvon her Wings to Show Where “Hun bullets have.
landed so to the pilot." .
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the picture 30!
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