Summer macs IN TOWN
Regent Theatre
30 Degrees Cooler inside Than
Outside.
: 8 Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Vivian Merlin and Sessue
Hayakawa in
“Forbidden Paths”
Also an 0. Henry Comedy
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HAZEL DALY ill
'Wedne _
BRYANT WASHBII
Also Burton Holmes Travel
Pictures .
Thursday
HENRY B. \VALTHALL
“ In a Beautiful Love Drama
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The Saint’s Adventure”
Also Hearst-Paine News
COMING~Mary Pickford in her
new Patriotic Photoplay. “The
Little American."
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“Filling His Own Shoes”
DNA .
Palace Theatre
“Refreshing, Refrigeration With
Pleasing Entertainment"
Performances Daily at 2:15, 7
and 9 o'clock.
Today
Vitagraph Super De Luxe Feature
“The Magnificent
Meddler”
With ANTONIO MORENO
And “Jimmy Dale" Serial
Tomorrow
Famous Fox Juvenile Stars
JANE AND KATHERINE LEE
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positively the prettiest styles,
shapes and trimmings offered this
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1‘ in a Japanese story, “Forbid.
den Paths”
Sessue- Hayakawa. one of the most
ftnlented character and emotional ac-
tors of the screen, Is now appearing
in the~pllotoplzly, “Forbidden Paths,"
an original story by Eve Unsell, adapt-
ed for the screen by the well-know
scenariorwriters, Beatrice de Mille
ed Leighton Osmun.
sue Hayakawa is supported by‘e.
.. cost, including his ostar, Vi-
_ artin, Tom .r‘ormnn, James
;’0Paul 'rWiegel, Ernest Joy and
Carmen Phillipe. This Is the first pic-
' hure in which these two brilliant Para‘
mount stars have been seen together.
“Forbidden Paths” will appear’at the
hingent Theatre today;
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ANOTHER O. HENRY STORY
AT THE REGENT TODAY
Notable ApprEciation at General
Film‘n Two-Reel Subjects In the
_ Country's Boat House:
llthough the 9. Henry stories film-
Q to. two-reel Broadway slur features
five Just bier: introduced, General
l‘llm reports it remarkable unanimity
h the reception given these films all
W the country. They have been
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N orwalk
Rogers 8. SteVens
So. Norwalk
adgned without question as the most
desirable sort of subjects demanded by
patrons. In fact, the 0. Henry stories
appear to have been accepted as the
ideal type upon which General Film is
concentrating in several other worthy
groups of subjects.
Not only were the 0. Henry stories
given a Broadway premiere by the
Strand as its anniversary offering in
New York. but they are continuing
there. They have also been booked
by a very important. 'New York cir-
cuit operating exclusively in the met-
ropolitan district.
The feature, "Forbidden Paths." and
an 0. llenry picture will be' shown at
all performances at the Regent Thea-
tre today. ‘
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“SOME" PAJAMAS
I‘Fllliog His Own Shoes” Will Be
Shown .at Regent Theatre
Wednesday
A special suit of pajamas had to be
made for Bryant Washburn for scenes
in his next Essanay comedy—drama,
"Filling His Own Shoes" The scen-
ario called for a design so “loud" that
none could he found in all. Chicago
which would answer. The "creation"
is made in six brilliant colors, present-
ing Birds of Paradise fluttering about
a verdant flower garden.
Burton Holmesfl‘ravol Picturfis wi
also be shown on Wednesday.
AT THE PALACE TODAY
"-
Mexican Border Perils Exposed In Vit-
agraph ’Film Which Features
Antonio Moreno
The perils to which border towns
of Texas, Arizona, Nemeexlco and
California are exposed during these
days of Mexican banditry are vividly
depicted in “The Magnificent Mead!
ler," the Greater \‘ltagraph Blue Rib.
hon feature which is being shown at
,the Palace Theatre today.
One of the thrilling episodes ill the
story, which shows a young newspaper
editor's efforts to uplift the rough.
tough. little town of Horizon. is the
kidnapping of on American girl by a
band of Mexicans.
1 Antonio Moreno plays Monty Exocr-
son, the meddlcsomc editor, wllo ill-
curs the hatred of Pete Mal-lilo. :1 Max-
‘ Lee, will be shown at the Palace Thea-l DANBURY MAYOR BACK HOME.
Ire tomorrow. Locked soy?" Pounds of Weight Be.
This picture shows the’flve and soy-5 quired in Test.
cn-yearold Baby Grands at thclrl DANBI'RY. Aug, 7.-—‘.\layor Anthony
best. They have been seen by our Sunderland returned from Ft. \Vl'llzhl.
tlon picture followers many times Ill Saturday afternoon. fonowmg his fall-
photo-plays in which others have been?“r0 to pass the federal army that, but
starred, but here they blossom out will leave mm“, for a stay in the coun-
as fullfledgcd stars themselves. They.”y before resuming his duties as ex-
are the same delightful youngsters as “‘un head of the citi'. The mayor
f ol t ‘ ' - - . , .
(gum1.“:2‘3133‘1t111“: 2?“:‘031191' ”1:“ ,lO()k his failure to pass the. physical
.. ‘ .. a ' I n, a ‘ng' Itest llkea soldier and had no comment
The lmps are eft by their mother ' .. . ‘ .
in mm, of their anle lllllv who to make except to say that he was s01-
, ' ’ ry he could not pass the weight re
._1 - - a - brother of'Albert Bond Lambert, avla- , work 0“ the TGCODSIYUCtiOn 0f the Can?"
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Lambert had ' made extensive re-
searches in clairmynncy and other
occult phenomena.
The discovery of Lambert's death
followed inquiry by an unidentified
woman over the telephone for him
early today. When the telephone
the Lambert apartment rang, a maid
answered it. .
“Will you see how Mr. Lambert is?"
asked a woman In an excited voice at‘
the. other end of the line. “He tele-
phoned me that he was ill."
and found him dead, with a revolver-
at his side. The police have been un-
able to learn the identity of the 'wo-
man.
Lamberts' relatives attribute his sui-
cide to a nervous breakdown.
Wooster Lambert. a brother of the
dead man. said a possible explanation
of the act of the unidentified woman
was that Lambert may have been out
riding with friends and said some-
thing that Indicated the contemplated
suicide.
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The maid went to Lambert's roonl‘.
icon gambling monopolisr. and also
causes a breach between Murillo 3nd
Big Joe Roth, political boss and part-
.‘ner of Murillo in many shady dehls.
hlarilln, seeking vengeance on Roth.
recruits a band of Mexican outlaws
Iand kidnaps Jess Roth. daughter of
'the boss and the object of Marillo’s
,love. “ [with the aid of‘Jane and Billy helps in
The .chxicnns have the girl on a the capture of his pals. Then Billy
horse and are taking her toward the proposes to Betty as Jane and Kather.
border. They stop under a tree mine look on. The youngsters also see
‘. which Monty is hidden one he dropfi,Bob and his father reconciled.
onto the horse bearing the girl. He!
turns away from the border and there
begins n‘chose which finally leads to: ______
,0 desllerate g‘un fight in the newspa“ Jack Pickford in New Kind of Picture
- her office. Twice the girl gets away.’ in Paramount Production, “The
=only to be captured by the Mexicans, Dummy."
ibut finally she is rescued by her fath- Morals to photoplays, like morals to
AT THE PALACE THURSDAY
Mexicans are driven across the line Inn; given a good solid sugar coating be-
io their own country.
> . lThe moral in the Famous Buyers-Par-
AT THE PALACE TOMORROW
See Children Make First Appearanc
In Fox Masterpiece, “Two Lit-
tle Imps" ‘
e! ing Jack Pickford, is so Well coated
athat it may escape notice. ‘But it
,seems that Beryl, the “poor little rich
"Two Little Imps," the first Williamigirl." might point one out. She might
,Fox film starring Jane and Katherine' suggest that uarrellng fathers, and
' ' [mothers and fl rting nurses arent just
mwocason one
memo MORENO m»
lthe best sort cigars-takers for little
‘lgirls who sometimes get kidnapped
. under those conditions, as she was in
"The Durfimy" which will be the at-
traction at the Palace Theatre Thurs
day.
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LYNCHERS’ iDENTITY UNKNOWN.
BUTTE, Mont. Aug. 7.~—A coroner’s
jury last night completed an inquest
Into the death of Frank H. Little, in-
dustrial Worker of the World leader.
hanged by six masked men last wea-
nesday, without securing information
as to the identity of the lynchers or
even establishing a clue thereto.
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MANY FIT TO FIGHT
CHICAGO. Aug.-;7.-'-'Reports of 47
of the 86 draft exemption boards in"
- Chicagoshoived that 8.9” registrants
hnd‘be‘e‘n examined up to today, or
wh0m_6.558 were registered are physli
easily fit. In the forty-seven districts
3.601 region-antenna .made exemp—
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falls in love with Miss Betty \lul ray.
The children help the wooing along. quiremenls.
Katherine also finds Betty‘s brother
‘Bob in the gutter, and she makes him
promise to do better and return to
his father, who had disowncd him.
Bob goes back, but. as one of three
crooks. When he finds he's in his in-
ther's room he turns straight, and
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS’ CONVEN.
TION
CHICAGO. Allis. 7,—The general
convention of the Knights of Colon)-
bus opened here today. it. has bolero
“i am seven pounds under the re-
quired Weight and the physician who;
examined me would not pass me," said
,the mayor.
‘ Mayor Sunderland immensely
popular with the Elgh": -ompany boys
and his rejection "(Hide the company
street at Ft. Wright a gloomy place
when his failure to pass became
known. The members of the company
all shook hands with him and express.
led regret that he could' not remain 13'-
with them as their first lieutenant. Although the organization is Roman
“The ”0“ are meiVinS-Eood treat';Cniholic, the benefits of its work in
,ment at the to“ and things will 8°lthe army are intended for men of any
better when the company ‘9 8“fled-"lowed. Catholics all over the country
said Mayor Sunderland when asked; will be asked to contribute.
'how the Eighth company men like the} Originally the Knights Name}; to
life 02 soldiers, iraise $1,000,000 for recreation centers
is
000, with which to build and maintain
helpful institutions, somewhat. along
lines of the Y. M. C. A., at each of 32
cantonmenta in the United States, and
welfare work among soldiers general-
" er and a band of cowboys and the stories and insides of pills, have to be; “Of course it is a new comp and not the mobilization camps. This sum
'is impossible for any man to tell in.was quickly oversubscribed and at u
lfore people really enjoy taking them-tseven days howvhe likes soldier life, meetinguyesterday the Supreme Coon 6:48, 7:033.
‘but I feel certain that‘- when the com-f oil of the order voted to submit lo Iii“
iamount picture “The Dummih" star'r- pony system is working properly the‘convemion an expanded program coll-l
,boys will want to stay at Ft Wrightung for $10,000,000“
forlso'me time, said the mayor.
' "Yell may say for the,” continued:
His honor," that I believe the Eighth?
:company will stay atthefront for many'Bronze Markers for Those ixcused
,months. The regulars with the eucep-1 From Service. _
tion of a few companies. have been; Those who are exempted from the
withdrawn and it is safe to say that military conscription by the district
the C. A. 0. boys will garrison thc,boards wll be given a bronze button
jorts and that no national armyunits issued by the government which may-
wlll be trained in coast defense workfbe .worn in the coat lapel. The chair-
It would not be surprising if the man of the ~three local district boards
Eighth remained at the fort, for the‘received consignments to these but;
duration of the war, although there leftons this morning. The button is
nothing certain about it.” ‘ [about the size or a one-cent piece,
Mayor Sunderlnnd declined to say1bcaring the word “Exempt,” above a
anything about his army plans for the shield underneath which are the let-
future. , ‘ters “N. S."-
“01 am going to rest up in the coun- ‘ The purpose of'the button is said
try-To see if loan get that seven to be to protect the exempted man
pounds," he said. Ifrom possible annoyance, for many a
. ————-—-—-——-—-—~ "man would enlist but for bodily disa-
WEALTH)! srk LOUIS MAN KILLS’bilitlcs, over age or other reasons.
' HIMSELF,
EXE-M PT BUTTONS.
MORE DANGERl FROM FIRE.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. T.»Jordan.-Nhout ,
Lambert, member of one o: the wealth- state fire prevention commissioner.
lest. families or St. Louis, shot annual-mas Issued a warning asalnst the dam
ed himself in his apartments today. ‘ger of home-made devices for drying
Ho wssgknown as an amateur spans—,vegetables and fruit. Ho urges great
man and belonged . to many athletic'cnution in the use of wooden dryers
lob htheconntry. ills won 43 yearsito be hung over stoves, '
ll.-.o‘:
it the proposition of raising $10,000,—1
BOSTON, Aug. 7.-—-John A. O‘Keefo, .
' years.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YOR
A. M.—-—1:39x. 5:35x, 5:49x. 6:03.
6:57x. 7:18x. 7:40, 7:55x, 8:21): 8:402..
(Mondays only 8:59x. 9:24 (except
Mondays) 9:39, 10:33X, 10:52x. :
P. M.-—12:03,.12:52 (Stamford only)
1:09x,1:38x, 3:02x, 3:29. 4:32x. 5227:,
5:46, 6:02x, 6:26x. 6:47 Stamford one
1y) 7:02x, 8:06, 9:20x, (except
Saturdays) 9:58x, 10:07x.
Sundays A .' ’
A. ~M.——~12:25x, 5:35x, 5:49x, 8:5&. .
9:19x. 10:33x. y
P. Afr-12:03, 1:0llx, 2:44x, 3:12“ , {
4:32x. 5:46. 6:02x. 7:02x. 7:12, 7:451,
72571:, 8:06x, 9:58x, 10:073. 10: p :r .-
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWAL ,
A. old—4:10, 5:30, 6:34.8200X,8:5 _.
9:15.10:03x.10:06.10:50x. .
P. M;——12:03x, 12:45x. 1:06., 1:09;
(Sat. only, 2:18x, 2:57. 3:30x. 3:53,
4:13x, (except Saturdays) 4:23, 5131:“.
5:29. 6:00x. 6:03x, 8:10x,, 9:28.~
11:15x, 12:00x. . "
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A. M.—§:00, 8:00x, 9:00x,9:212,.
10:03x, 10:50x. .
P. M.-12:10, 1:03x‘. 2:00x. 3:3“
5:02, 5:251. 6:00x. 7:10x, 8:10x, 9:001}.
10:00x, 11:51x. 12:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN a
A. M.—12:26x. 1:13;, 5:37, 6:07.
7:15, 9:19, 10:22x, 11:11x, 11:58:.
P. M.—1:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only.
Saturday only) 2:34 (Bridgeport Ol-
Zly. Saturday only). 2:47 (Bridgepore
'only, except Saturday), 3:80x. 4:28.
'5zl9, 6:21, 6:51, 7:08x. 7:32 (Bridge-
port only) 9:25, 11:08.
Sundays
A. M.—12:26x, 1:13x, 7:43, 9:1‘, "
:10:19, 11:12, 11:58x.
1’. hie-2210:, 3:11x, 4:42x. 5:331; ;
i 8:33, 9:25x, 10:10:.
11:16:: (Bridgeport only). i,
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR- i
4:53x, 513.9‘“
WALK
A. M.——12:25x, 4:35x,
6:50, 8:05. 8:30, 9:41x, 11:00.
P. I‘M—12:17, 22131:, 3:40x,
‘ 5:13x. 5:32x, -. 5:37, 6:11x,
9:18x.
Sundays .
'A. M.——4:351, 4:53x, 7:55, 8:301...-
: x, 11:00. , .
9 g. M.—-12:17x. 1:55x, 2:23. 3:401. ..‘
4:35. 5:133; 6:11x, 7:05x,_8:53, 9:“;
9:35, 11:30:. .>
South Norwalk to ‘Danbury y
A. lM.——’S:13, 8:27, 9:59x. ' ‘ ,
P. BIL—1:27.} :51x.'2:43 (Salim!
only) 4:393; 5:37, (mcept Saturdays
6:25.
' Sundays
‘A. M.—~9:25, 10:29x.
P. ILL—2:15, 7:20. .
Danbut‘v to South-Norwalk
A life-.6200, 7:25, 7255):, (Monday!
only) 8:35 (except Monday). 10:052..
11:50.
P. r.l.—4:33x, 7:07. 8236:, (swank
Saturdays). ' .7 ‘
Sundays
6:48. 7:18. 8:36
'A. LIZ—7:505.
P. Ill—12105.
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