Regent Theatre
30 Degrees Cooler inside Than
Outside.
.8 Shows, 2: 15, 7: 15 and 9
'3 :ooms'r PLAcn 111' Towng
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Today
BESSIL BARRISC Al E
In a Mystifying Dual Role in
“The Shari”
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Mon
JEAN SnOTHERN
In a Dramatic Photoplay
“The Cloud”
And Hearst-Petite News
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Tuesday
Vivian Martin and Sessue
Ha1akawa in
“Forbidden Paths”
150 an O lienrv Comedv
COMING G—Mat'1 Pickfotd in her
new Pattiotic Photoplay, “The
Little American "
Palace Theatre
“Robes-hing, Reftigeration With
.Up-to the Minute Entertain--
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Susan Grandaise
The Sweetest. Girl of Europe
...in—_.
“ WHEN TRUE
LOVE DAWNS ”
‘Two Reel Keystone Comedy
MONDAYmEth‘l Illl
“Stolen Paradise.”
Clayton
TUESDAYe—Antonio Moreno in
n Vitagraph Super-Feature.
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sIbmerged and the throng of beauti
tfnll1 gow ned dancers thrown into the
:wr.atc By a strange
ithese big scenes Were
second anni1er'sat1' of th Sinking
'tite ‘l.usitani.t" ‘The Little Ameri-
can" will be shown at the Regent
Theatre soon.
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ic Photoplay, I‘The Cloud"
1 Neil Brinckley,
the New Yolk Journal
la full page illustrated article. Miss
llit'inckley declared in effect that Jean
i$otliern possessed a personality that
she described '5 remarkable for one
Itlf such tender years
AT THE PALACE TODAY
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Special Brady International Release,
Featuring Susan Grandaice in
4 "When True Love Dawms"
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Theatte-goers will enjoy the second
lAlllPliCa seties, released b1 \lilliam
.Btady. director general of the
i World Film Corporation, which is to
Ibo shown at the Palace Theatre to-
day. The picture features Susan
(lirandais, termed by critics. “the sweet-
Lest girl in Hut-0pc," in a story beauti-
‘ftully portrayed, “When True Love
lilawns.” This international supEr-
,attritction is a new kind of a picture,
;and is introduced partly with the idea
10f giving motion-picture audiences in
the United States an opportunity to
genjoy the work-of various stars of the
huropean screen. This picture, like
ttltc others in the international special
s‘erles, is most elaborate. and was an
expensive feature to produce, but
nevertheless Mr. Brady feels that the
dorelation between the motion pic-
ture worlds of the two continents
which is established by the exhibition
of this and the other pictures of the
series is well worth the vast sums ex-
pended.
Some of the scenes of the story were
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Bathmg Caps
Be sure you see the new line of
Bathing Caps we are shouting—
poaitivcly the prettiest styles,
shapes and trimmings offered this
season. Come in and look them
over.
250 to $1 00
H. ”EA MEAD
Druggist
-8 North Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
:
Roton Poianark
BATHING
Admission—Week Days, 200; Sun-
days and Holidays, 3511.
DANCING .
,Chicken and Share
Dinners
Liberty Bond Contest Begins
J 9th
mnwouxs nvmiv FRIDAY-
NIGHT
Al Till lilEAlRlS
l AT THE RECENT TODAY;
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A New Tr-iarr'v1 i ay, “The Snarl,"
, Starrintstc,Ba1-riscale.
' i Bessie Bat'iscr. 0 plays twin sisters
In a new Triangle play, “The Shari,"
, produced under the supervision of
(Thomas H lnce, which will be shown
ptIthe Regent Theatre today.
i {For continuous suspense and per-
fection of the mystifying dual role
(this play stands out as a screen gem.
{Miss Barriscale has REVOI' created fin-
ler character studies than the twin
Sisters. one of noble, inspirational
‘charm and the other a frivolous crea
lture without soul.
. 1 The story, which is by Leona Hu-
xon and Lambert Hillyer, concerns
Helen Dean, who on the or of
, her operatic down is crippled. Her
Isister, Marlon, a vain, selfish girl, is
substituted to act the part, while Hel-
en sings the words from behind the
scenes .1 £5.51 iii-i
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g MARY PICK'FORD COMING
, , T0 REGENT THEATRE
‘Mary Pickford’s new Artcraft pro-
“iluctlon, “The Little American." stag-
_ ted underthe‘ personal direction of
Cecil B. De Mule, contains” many
. thrilling incidents, one of which is
the torpedolng of the great transat-
'hwc liner. the wet-111151;," wane a
fill! Th
taken in this country, and others in
France and in England. The drama
was staged ’midst the most beautiful
surroundings everywhere. Susan
drandalse plays the part, of at young
girl, to whom true love comes. after
site fancies that she knt’wa all about
10110, and finds she is mistaken. Al-
bel‘l Singer. the French star who has
been seen in support of Sarah Bern-
hardt, in “Mothers of France," plays
oppoglte Miss Grandaise. Paul Guide,
the matinee idol of Paris, is also seen
in a prominent role.
tin addition to this unusual feature.
the Palace offers for todav a two
reel Keystone comedy, not the usual
type of “canned acreamer," bttt a sim-
ple story which cannot fan to make
even the most enamel-countenanced
pessimist at least smile, The picture
is “Maggie‘s First False Step," and
Cltolly Murray is the star. The theme
of the picture can be well imagined.
ADVERTISING COMPETITORS
The question before the merchant
is not merely what he is going to do
With advertising. It is what advertla-
ing is going to do with him. The re-
tail store need not think it can ignore
the nialer of advertising. For whether
it tries publicity or not, it is affected
by publicity, and t must meet the ad-
vertising of its competitors.
.Thls is not merely that the enter-
prising merchants of a town are draw-
ing trade away from those who are
_‘mote conserv ative. It is also that all
the merchants of a town like our are
affected by the advertising of great
metropolitan department stores and
mail order houses. If our merchants
remain passive. a large section of their
tiade will bedrawn away from them
b
which millions are spent.
are not any better, if as good.
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Bank Counse
and service require a frank
discussion of business mat-_
ters. Private afi'airs remain
private weird—when this
Bank' 15 taken into your con-
fidence. Do not deprive your-
self of the cooperation and
help of this Bank through a
hesitancy on the subject of
secrecy. Your private afiairs
are safe. with us, as is also
your money deposited with
us.
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. Open Monday
Evenings ‘
The Soullt'Norwallt
ees the beautiful ball room anddenly,
c01m1clemm‘,
taken on the I
oil I
5 CLOSING
Extra Specials Throughout the Store 101'
This Evening ‘
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Jean Suthern, in an Intensely Dramat,
the famous 1139151 of,
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stat», wowed
the work of .lean Sothern recently in',
[of the International special Euto-pe‘
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HUT SALE
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House Furnishings
WINDOW” SHADES—Popular colors.
PORCH SHADES—25 per cent. discount. '
5 ft., 6 ft., 7 ft., 8 ft., -
WINnow AWNINGs COMPLETE $1.00.
NEPONSET 111.0011 covnnmos.
PLAIN AND INLAID LINOLEUM.
WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
A.‘DIGKERMAN & SON’S ' 'I
DEPARTMENT STORE
84' Washington Street
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10 ft.
Harris 81 Gans
COAL
Thar, A" Gas Cooking is Best!
No housewife should consider any other method of cooking
Phone 446
, arr}?!
Lift top style, 50 lb. lce capacity,
Regular price $11.98, now
...................... $8.93
50 lb. Ice capacity, white en-
ameled. Regular, price $14.50,
now .................. $10.93
80 lb. size galvanized llncd, reuu.
Iar price $14.98, now “$10.98
100 lb. ice' size, regular price‘
$17.50, now ........... $12.98
Refrigerators
At Reduced Prices
Well known McKee
make, made of hard-
wood, with round cor-
net's.
100 lb. ice capacity, apartment
- house style, stone lined, Regu. .
$24.08
100 lb. Ice capacity. apartment “3“- ‘5 “ 13“?“ i“ '1‘“ “m”: 0‘ “er the. chief stgna‘t officer of the north-i on ..., 500 mu...
house Ityld, steel enameled. aunt. Mrs M ‘1' Damn Oil Hamil eastern department that New Eng-i 0" ”In“
R , lton a1enue.11here she will spend a v-a ‘ . i 001 s 1115 one“: isopadnyni
cgular price $33. 75, now loatlon of two weeks. .n‘land quote to the Sign“ P ' 01-00 P" day .
...., ................. $24.98 1 —.—————- been almost emitclv filled in 1olun~. :{mdevenlnkellu'
b. 1 a 1 Several score employees of the John m, enlistment in me signal lesPIVP: tomato “he,
ashI ce‘capaclty, ap rtment C. Wilson hat company. yesterday, cory 3' ~ , “““clfcmT‘mw’d'B”
ouce ayle, white enameled. jfippm the day on Hay lsland,w1iero p , luncheon atdocentl ,
Regular price $22 93 MW ithcy enjoyed a most pleasing Ottting.,._..__.__#1—:_,_, _,,, _, ‘ dinncrltSOocnh. Ll
...................... $16.98 1A shore dinner 11.11 st l"'\tll and during" new no ADDITIONAL ilelfllu
the day games 111- re indulged in. l ". um UPON ”QUE“
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Albert F.
Prompt Delivery,
25 Washington St.
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Phone 1069—2.
South Norwalk
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Golden Santos Coffee.
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the vast advertising campaigns on!
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TH EATRICAL CONCERN
FILES CERTIFICATE
‘A‘ certificate of
the American Manufacturing Com-
pany, of Meriden, was t'ecordcnl in
the office of the secretary of the state,
yesterday afternoon. The corporation
is to manufacture novelties, castings
and other metal goods, the firm hav-
'ing a capital stock of 350.000, divided
into 2,000 shares. The following are
named as incorporators, F. E. Demers,
David J. Murphy, 0. S. Montambault,
all of Waterbury, and Marie Felix of
,Meriden
A certificate of incorporation of.
the Fener-Saperstein Theatrical En-
terprises of Bridgeport, wasyrecorded.
Its business will be to conduct a'
theatre, and the capital stock is
given at $30,000; divided into 300
shares. The, following are named as
incorporators. David Fetter, Joseph
Super-stein and Joseph Solomon, all
obBrldleDort.
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Buy- Your Groceries at
BECKMANN’S
Wards Fresh Sponge Cakes, each ...... .
Armour” s Veribest Corned Beef, No. 1 can 280, No.2 can 55c
Maud 8. Brand Flour (The old reliable), bag ..
Choice Pen Beans, per pound . . . . . . . ..
Imperial Marrow Beans, lb... .
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for ...............
Very Best Creamery Butter (None better made), 1b. ..
Armour’s Smoked Beef ......... .. Small jar 18, large 300
Owing to the new iaw we cannot advertise Wines and
Liquors.
A. F. Beckmann 81,00.
83 & 85 Washington St.-
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incorporation of ‘
\ dy does more to relieve hay‘fever and
asthma than Foley‘a'Honey and Tar, .-
' soothe the inflicted nose, throat and
Acct-titles“ or increase of author
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Mail order catalogs and big ,cltyi the fact that the sellers thereof have: Manufacturing Company of Middle-
newsrmpers are coming in here all the confidence to boom them as persistent- town, 11' as recorded
time, and the, announcements in those l1y as this, drawn away the business increased from $30, 000 to $60,000, di-'
mediums attract our people. The goodsI from the home town. The only waygvided into 2,400 shares, The-ccrtifi-l
Buti to meet advertising is by adVertislng.I cate is signed by Frank L. Wilcox,l
The stock is'
Clifford B. Smith and Edward
Smith. ..
Certificates of acceptance of amend-
ment to the charter of increase of cap-
ital stock and of increase by issue of
preferred stock of the New Haven
Clock Company of New Haven, were
recorded. The capital stock is lncreas
.ed from $1, 000. 000 to $1, 750, 000, divid-
Ied into 70, 000 shares
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ARE YOU UNLUCKY?
Most sickness is traced to careless-
‘ness’ or neglect, but unfortunates who
suffer from hay fever or asthma can
atrlbute their ailments to bad luck.
In August the air is full of pollen and
dust that cause trouble for some, yet
others are never bothered. No reme:
the well known family medicine ,‘ for
coughs, colds and croup. It clears tint!
bronchial tubea.—Adv. - ,
' Simeon-Powell Corporation
~ where-gas can be. had. It is the ideal fuel for general use and is
really indispensable in these modern times. Many use it ex-
clusively during the entire year. .
53 Water Street You cannot get the best or most economical results, how-
, - ever, unless you have the best, Gas Range possible to secure.
T910 7“ You cannot expect to get satisfaction from the use of an old,
worn-out gas range which has been in constant use for a. great
._i i many years.
__‘_ 7 ‘ -_ W - (__‘_ -.-_ ___~ 1 Many improvements have been made and the "VULCAN"
l GAS RANGES we are installing this season are perfect in opera-
” ‘ tion. ,
tCily News. - .
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1 Elm. F A. Coleman, rector of Tt'in- I Before Prlces GO Up.
[111 Episcopal Clint-.111 will pxeach at
,morrnw evening sat
KBell island.
lav ( one, left today
'(‘antp Meeting Grounds, where she
o the city under the compensation
will spend the balance of the summt r 1“ nt
in lit r cottage
to be lttld
7:30 o’clock
to-
in
the twilight sct1ices
The United Electric Light and Water C0.
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Following a pleasant vacation of
t'wo weeks, emploves of the Cluett A: ‘-
Peabody company 11111 resume thei r Compensation Commissioner George
work in the \‘orth Main street plant E Bee of Vew Haven has been W
on Monday . 1's, . _ 1.. , .
I asked to determine whether an em Imfmm Homlfor WOMEN
Mrs. (L‘lat'a Stannard of Quintard ployc of the city who died frqn do 1: HOTEL
’0‘ the Plaimillc lit'iunt tremens can claim (litiulagP‘Si
a“. .________.__ . [Inn on rmn mung]
Miss Sarah Cullen ’oi llans field. \‘i' ord has just been 1'ecei1ed ftoml I9East29thSt..NewYorkCity
The barge Red 351' 1110.. 30. has (7-0111 1 GLO VER’S .. . .---_.-fi.___ .m___y
. pleted the discharging of a cargo of
,conl tor the Ferris Coal Company, and; :N' Y'i N' H' & H TIME TABLE
the barge Red Star .\'0. :17 arrived 10w Est. 1397, . n Etiect June 10,1917.
day with a cargo of bituminous coal. l iSOUTH NC”‘lWALK TO NEW YORK
The usual dance will he held this "T‘— . : A-M—13“x . 35x. 5 49x. 6:08.
,oventng at the Knob, with the Steriing- Our 20 per cent. discount 6:. 7.1: 7: ]S\.," 1 40,_7:55x. 8:21x 8:46x.
'Welinitz orchestra. sale will greatly interest you. (-‘iIondat's only 8:.19x, 9:24 (except
thlondays) 9:39, 10:33x, 10:52x.
Included in this sale are P 11 1., .
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‘ Rev. John Stapleton, pastor of the MEN 8 Black Tan and, White l. 091: 1. 38x, 0 0211,03 ‘I’fl. 11113123513171:
’Soullt \‘orualk Congregational Church Oxfords. 5 43 3; 03“ 0 11.3,“ ,3: 4~ Stamford on-
will prench at the union sertlces in women' 3 White Kid, Buck 1y) 7: 021'. 3-01; 9- gox (except
the South Norwalk Baptist Church to- and Canvas Shoes, White Saturdays) 9:585": 1330710
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mortow morning, and“ evening "‘5 Retgnsktn and Canvas Pumps A. 11.—12:25.13 5:351; 5:10.13 8:59.
morning topic 1will be The Failure of and Oxfords 9319,“ 102333.
the Hills." In the evening lte will Black Kid Gun Metal and P, 11.-12:03, tzoox, 2:4ix, 3:12x,
:mwem “ ”5°m3‘i“8 Stud" 0‘ Dim" Patent Leather Pumps and 3733” 2,0? $02st “02:5 ”2' H5"
’son's absorbinglv interesting story'oi Oxfords ”"x' : 11', 9‘ S" 1 :07x, 10:40'
‘ H . U NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWAL
the war. Carry on. Children’ 8 Pumps and 0x- A. 11.—4:10, 5:30, 6:3l,s:00x.8:51§
...—.... 2 fords 9:15.10:03x, 10:06, 16:50:12
—-—.\'ecds but little attention. Burns —-——- '. (Spt 317131203X; 12:4g'1x. 1:06. 1:09X.~
bttt little coal. The Burnhnm Boiler. :1. on y“ :1 x. 2: 7' 3:30’“ 3:53’
1 . _ ‘ . 4: l3x, (except Saturdays) 4:23, 5131.
.“9 "‘ean' Th" “0““ 0‘ “if” C-‘m' ElW00d&GlO\’Bl‘ ..: 29 6:0011, 6:03x, 8:10x,. 9:28.
,fot't Heat. It's made in Westcncstcr 11:15x, 12:00x'.
County. Send for “Which and Why" 122 Washington Street ' Sundays
, . , 11'. 111—6: 00, 13:00le, 9:00x, 9221:.
3311121.;de & Burnhar. t 1., Irving I ‘ South Norwalk 10- 0317 10. 50x r
‘ " ' 1‘ l , P. M. -12: 10,1:03x. 2:00x, 3:35!)
;5:02. 5: 2511. 0: 00x, 7'10x. 8:10x, 9200!.
:10200x, 11:51x. 12:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
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Every Night 1 A. - ...-1.
;7:15. 9:19, 10:22x, 11:11x.11:58x.
l P. M.—1:20: 2:20 (Bridgeport only.
.Satttrday only) 2:34 (Bridgeport on.
l1:Saturda,1 only), 2:47 (Bridgeport
only, except Saturday), 3: 301:. 4: 29.
.1.19,0:21.0:51,7: 08x, 7: 32 (Bridge
port only) 3:25.11:08.
has its dangers. ‘Disastrous fires, burglars and sneak thieves
take their toll of valuablo property-somewhere, nightly. But
never from the safe depositboxes in this bank's vault—a pri;
vate, protective service that anyone may obtain for $4 a year.
Not insurance, but absolute security—tonight and every JAM_12263"""13_Y153X’ 7:43. 9:19.
nlght—for your documents, jewels, securities, etc. 10 1‘9 11:12 11 53,;
' t P 11.—2 10x, 3:11x, 4:42x, a: 33:,
c: 43. 7. 08x, 3: 33,- 9: 2511. 10: 10:.
L11216x (Bridgeport only).
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR-l
South NorWalk Savings Bank
P. M.-—12:17x. 1: 551:, 2: 23, 3: 402.
4: 36. 5:13x. 6: 11:, 7: 05x. 8: 53, 9:18:.
19:35.11:30x
South Norwalk togbanbury
--6:13, 8: 27, 9' 5 x .
A M (Saturday,
.Roun «has I * Phi—1271541: 2-13
Cetthe dP Ask F0, and GET onlv) 42391:, 5: 27, (Except Saturdays).
can“ 6. 25 .
U“ ‘0' IA ". Sundays ~1-
“0700” A“. 11.—9:25, 10: 29x.
~ WSUDM P. M.——2: l5. 7: 20. th N lk
. ~ Danbury to Sou orwa ,
’ THE UMGIHAL A M.:—6 oo, 7. 25,- 7: 551:. (Mondays
11 50 P.M.——4: 33:, 7: 07, 8: 361:, (except
Saturdays). '. ,
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A. M.:——7 505
p- -M.':-—-12 05, 0'. 48.
. MALTED MILK
Made from clean. rich milk with the up
tract of select malted groin. malted In our
own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions.
Inform and children thrive on it.
the weak» stomach of £11on
‘1 ‘ . .. ' Mummy-”fluctuate.
Noumhuandmmnlmothmmwolcc.
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h , . .uixmfoodinnkw ”audio-moment.
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I UNDERTAKER
‘ cadmium Haunt».
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fan a- PI” ‘9'
Martha Washington;
WALK
A 1112—12 253, 4- 35x. 4: 53x, 5:30.
AI cesmsaoonnlloo
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $4 A YEAR. 1 p 101—12: 17, 2: 1311. 3: 40x, 4:35.
Alden Salmons, Pres. John H. Knapp, Vice-Pres. ,5:13x, 5:32x, 5:37, 6 _11_x 3.53,,
'9:18x. _
George L. Woodward, Tress. l Sundays
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9: 41:. 11: 00.
only) 8: 35 (except Monday), 10: 06:.-
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