Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 8, 1917 · page 3

 

 
 

fooonns'r men us now

Regent Theatre

:11 Degrees Cooler inside Than
Outside.
I Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and 9

 

Today
BRYANT WASHBURN and
“ HAZEL DAL\ in
Filling His Own Shoes”
Also Burton Holmes Travel
Pictures

 

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Thur _
HENRY B WALTHALL
‘h a Beautiful Lowe Drama
e Saint’s Adventure”
Also Hearst-Pattie News

 

Friday
JACK PICKFORD and

LOVISE
HUFF in
“What Money
CantB Bring”

COMING— Mary Pickford in her
new Patriotic Photopiay, “The
Little American."

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Palace Theatre

“if It's a 'Feature, 11 wm be First
At The Palace?."

Performances 011in at 2:15,
and 9 O'clock.

Today

JANE and KATHERINE LEE
Fox Juvenile Stars in

“Two Little lmps”
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Tomorrow

JACK PICKFORD
Plays a Novel Role in

' “l‘he Dummy”

FRIDAY-Sdsan Grandaise, the
sweetest giil in Europe in “The
Naked Soul. " -

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‘ SATURDAYw—Nlivian Martin in
‘The Sphit of Romance."

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$10. 00 311118
$15.00 sun‘s
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Bathing Caps
Be sure you see the new line of
Bathing Gaps we are showing—
positively the prettiest styles,
shapes and trimmings offered this
season. Come in and look them

'nvor.
~ 250 to $1.00

'11. A. MEAD

Druggist
8 North Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn

Rofon Poim‘Park
1147111110

.iiedmission—JlVeek Days, 2011 ; Sun-

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days and Holidays, 3511.

DANCING

fiflu’cken and Share

Dmners
(Liberty Bond Contest Be '
J 91: m

uly 1.
emissions EVERY rsmav.
men's

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. ’ New Style of " ".
' tle Amps 7"

i'atures, "Two Lit-

Witii Lce Childfen I

A: .Ital‘s ‘

1' “Two Little Imps,“ the William Fox

(photopiay, starring Jane and Kather-

ine Lee. five and seven years old, re-

mectively. will be seen at the Palace

'Hieatre today.

‘5 This picture is something out of the
dinary and very well done. These
ildren, now being starred for

first time are captivating. They thrill.

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fall of the genius shown by the Lees.
These two little, imps are a big
{help toctheii Uncle. Billy in his wooing
of Betty Murrays They bring about
4119 redemption of Betty's brother
1110b, who had fallen into evil way].
and had been disowned by his father
hey aid in capturing two hurglals,
ho atteminit with the bad «Bob to rob
I111 father's apartment, Jane going so
tar as to smash a flatlron on the head
one of the crooks. It'_s a fine pic-

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his Pickford Made Real Study For

* His Part In “The Dummy,"
Paramount Production

To secure the proper effect of a rea'l

flea! and: dumb boy in his forthcoming

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Norwalk

 

Summer suits at thin prices.

 

PROMPT ACTION SUGGESTED.

If saving money is a consideration.
Annual sale of men’s suits.

3 No big advertisement but big values.
1 ' A big lot in this sale and a ‘big opportunity for the early

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$20.00 SUITS
1250030115 -
030.00 SUITS

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Rogers 8. Stevens

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YOUR NEW

 

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polled to buy new stock, prices

merits.

Should be ordered immediately as our supply of Gas Ranges is
rapidly disappearing. There is yet time to have a range installed
if your order is placed right away.

'PRIG'ES WILL NOT BE INCREASED
While our present stock of Ranges lasts, but when we are com- ;

OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN will be continued and your”.
new Range can be purchased and paid for in small monthly pay-

GAS RANGE

will be higher.

 

'TAKE OUR ADVICE AND HAVE YOUR NEW GAS
RANGE INSTALLED EIGHT AWAY.

 

 

 

L. J. W-ATERBURY IS HONORED

 

of thf Reserve Corps, U. S. A.
Lester .I.\\"'aterbu11, of Towandn,
I‘.,a forniei'ly of South Nowplk, has
lbeen signally hon01',ed and his work
as a \'ational Guardsman in the years
gone bv has been reCOgnized by the
,W :11' Department at Washington
I Mr. Waterbury yesterday received
a telegram from the War Department
notifying. him that he had been ap-
ipointed a Captain in the Ordnance
1Section of he Reserve Corps of the
'l'nlted States Army. He will go to
.\\.1sh1ngton tonight and report for
dilly tomorrow.

Mr. Waterbury was a sin officers of

$15.85
$19.85
$24.85

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Famous Players-Paramount

traction at the Palace Theatre tomoi-

have the “actor min
potkcts bulging with candy.
he considered he had mastered somei
of their vocabulary and queer manner-

when it was
sill‘.
the thanks of the little
conveyed to him on eager fingers.

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AT THE PALACE FRIDAY

 

Suban Grandaise. European Star, Seen
Again in Brady International
' Special Release, “The
Naked Soul"

All lovers of motion pictures
be interested in the announcement
that Susan Grandaisc, the sweetest
iglrl in Europe, will make her second
American screen appearance at the
Palace Theatre on Friday in “A 'Nnk-
ed Soul." a charming production giv-
ing 'MiSs Grandaise splendid oportuni-
ties. This picture is presented by the
Brady-International
Pictures and is one of a series show-
ing the most accomplished and popu-
lar French screen artists in American
play.

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AT THE REGENT TODAY

“Filling His Own shoes"

 

'out of a job in Par-11,1

one may be tusflfied in settling him-
Iself in his seat and preparing for
isome keen entertainment.
1 And that is exactly what the specta-
'to1' gets in viewing “Filling His Own
Shoes." This pictlue, produced 15y Es-
lsan'ay from Henry C. Rowland’s novel-
letie. undoubtele is one of the. must
lhighly amusing“ offerings we have had
'from that organization

Bivant W ashburn is the star in this
picture. Hazel Duly again appears in
support.

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AT THE REGENT THURSDAY
.u—u—_
’Henry B. Walthall in a Beautiful Love
Drama, “The Saint's Adven.
ture" '
Hypocrites, sometimes they are
called. others ascribe their actions to

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picture, ignorancec of purpose.
lhe Dummy," which will he the at- them is a brand of so called charity

isms and ‘old 1110111 that he could not llcnry n. 117111111111 in 111.4 current 10.»:-
come again for a while, their sorrow-.3“... drama.
was only comforted when he promisediure"
‘0 inntejhem 'l" I0 59? the picture which enjoys prevalence notI alone in
Needlesa lo the blg cities, but even unto the small
Jack Pickford kept his word 000.9141 hamlet, ‘s 1i1idly brought to light tors in the present war for sending
“mill? was The old adage.

Service World,

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'Chapman has been much in print ow~l

Bryant Was'nburn and Hazel Daly in fiance is an impccunious brother of the
ilate King of Portugal,
When a lowly American shoe clerkuPortugal is now a republic, titles of
France, and tin-former royally there are still recog-
able to swim, awakes suddenlv out of lnized in many countries ”vie Duke of
mud amuse the old as we: as we'll“ gloom to find himself the possesser Oporto is a rather handsome gentle
young Mothers like to watch them lnot alone of a fortune but of a harem man, somewhat bald
and wish that their own oflgprmg had of tluee beautiful Turkish maidens, is well known in this vicinity.

 

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At any rate, ltle opposition is looked for.
The two bills will not go to Presi-
workers, usually of the ultr-afashion dent Wilson for his approval before

1",011Juck Pickford made a thorough able class, 11 I10 shout lustily of their I‘xiday, when the House again 6011- liuent in reduced costs for 5111191195 and G
study of his part before attempting re- benevolence towards the poorer class vcnea, because the signatures of the if negotiations with producers in
hearsals lie visited a celebrated Ill-'08 Ilowev or, these same pseudo chm- presiding officers of both houses me the desired results, the g01crnmeuf (“”0“ ’
slitution for deaf and dumb children ity agents own the most unsanitary, necessary.
and it was the c1ent of their lives to dilapidated tenements in the slums. —-——
21linear with and P\fltl the highest xcntals from AVIATORS USE CARRIER PIGEONS- that heavy government purchases will “”0” to b“ so ”Yuma”
\\ hen their wretched occupants.

1 _ BOSTON. Aug. S.—-An appeal to
owners of carrier pigeons to send their
names to the headquarters of the
aviation section, of the Signal Officers’
Corps was made today by Licut.
'Charlcs .l. Glidden, in clhirge of re-
Ic1'11iting. It was explained that car-
rim pigeons were being used bv avia-

The cloak of this hypocrisy, 01' ignor-
once. of you please, is drawn aside by

“The Saint's Adven-
A phi. so of misguided cluu'iti

“Charity begins at. back 11111111111ng containing information
is forcibly pictul'izcd. gobtuinedmehiud the. enemy's lines and
_. ' (that this method might be adopted to
MRS. VAN VALKENBURG lsomc extent by American aviators.
IN LIMELIGHT AGAIN!

Eastern Part of State Interested In; GIR'LS
Her Engagement iuosrox Aug. 8.—lmmigration Com

PUTNAM, Aug 8.——Mrs. Vcnadfl (V an missiouer Henry J.Skefll11gt0n said to—:
Valkenburg) Chapman, known 11411110ley that New England manufacturers-
“$10 000 000 w,id0w " uho has always: 11 ere showing much interest in the an
maintained her residence in Pomfret, inounced plan of the depmtmcnt of la-
and who, in March, 1914. appeared 119' {bor to bring residents of Porto Rico
fore “16 Windham county SUDGTIO’ to this country to relieve the labor
court in‘ a divorce action against “Mutterings.
husband, Philip Van Valkenburg, on
the grounds of desertion, has become
engaged to the Duke of Oporto, brother; {.
of the. late King Carlos of Portugal. lFEARS FOR WIFE'S

In 191.5, the then Mrs. Van Valken-i SAFETY KILLS HIMSELF
burg, had her name changed to that of .-__
her first husband. Chapman, from Letters Ceased to Come From Terri-
whom she inherited her fortune Mrs. . tory in Russia lnvaded BY

Germans

WATERBURY. Aug. 8.—Pete1 Se
dum, aged 24 years, died yesterday of
a bullet wound in the head. He was
found unconscious in his room at No.
10 Grove street, last night. with 11 1e
volv'ei at his side. The police belie1e
it was a case of suicide.

After Sedum’s death a note was
{found left by Sedum, in which he

said he feared his wife had been
ikilled. -'Scd11ms wife was in Russia,1

FOOD C‘ONTIROL BLL. ,
(in territory recently invaded by Ger-
WASHINGTON, Aug.8—Finalaetion .1728“ Letters from her ceased

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WORK FOR 500 PORTO RICAN

 

girls.

ing to her martial relations. Her!

and although

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before night on the Administration‘s some time ago and since then -’Sedum I

food legislation was forecast when the had been worried and despondent.
Senate convened today. Adoption of He was employed in a factory here.

conference repbrts on the food 0011-;
trol bill and the bill providing for 11

WAR PURCHASING BOARD.
food survey and stimulation of p1'~0duc ; WASHINGTON Aug S—The W..r

t1on virtually was assured Both re- lndust1ies Board continued its sessions
ports already ha1e been adopted by today and was expected to announce a
the House. '
Debate in the Senate proceeded un lounges The program wtll deal niainll’,l
der an agreement to take a final vote ,with priority of manufacture and ship“
on the food control bill at 4 o'clock. ment of goods, it is believed.
only a few senators were scheduled to; Officials have indicated that profits
speak before the vote. Iwill be kept to a minimum and it pro-
As soon as the measure is disposed‘ducers and manufacturers are no-
of the conference report on the food willing to set reasonable prices, the

 

‘One mill in Lawrence has2
offered employment to 500 Porto Ricang

[definite policy for making war pur-i

survey bill will be taken up. But lit: government’s poyet' toaoommsndee '

[materials will be invoked went to Washington and tom. the ego

Tile administration intends that the aminatlon for ”19 ofilcers' 1‘95”“
Allies shall share with this gov emwcmps. His training In the National
mud, and the fact that he was a.
if of staff officer stood him in won. 111 ad-
10 passed the ph1S1cal examin-

awill go into the open market and buy ““0" “'"h a high “Wk' “”1 hm up-

‘for them The rcaliaztion, l10w"e1(|, polnlment “'45 ““51"” ~~0 did “(It

as to be

cause prices to soar with a consequent 3"": he 1 "“k b“f1"“'\l"'i‘”‘1 )2? :32?!
' ' V‘ S (‘5 0 4‘ ll

hardship on private consumers, .s on 10110. wa ‘ >1 '-

‘ and that will be in the ser-

his title
causing some concern. _

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CHEFS TO INSTRUCT ARMY
COOKS.

vice.

Mr. Waterburv has a host of friends
hci'eabouts who will he messed to
learn of his 1ccognitiou bv the War
1 Department —Tm\ '111d'1 Pa,
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NEW YORK, Aug. S.-—Mcthods of
recruiting the 1.000 chefs needed for
six weeks’ instruction period for army
Icooks were to be. decided 1:".11 today
(at a meeting of the Nev: '. ark Hotel's
1Men's Association. 1' rieen'chefs te-
cruitcd from hotcis and restaurants of
(this city will be assigned to each regi-
{meat in the National Army to act as:
;instructors Intensive training rules:
{will be followed during the entire 1I\'
\\ ccks of the course, with routine
:kitchcn work supplemented by lectures
ion the, preparation of food.

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Advertise in the Sentinel.

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NOTICES TO PLATTSBURG AP-
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NEW Y-.OR1K Aug. 8.——.\'otices will'
{be mailed by the examining board on:
jGovernor’s Island on Friday to thosel
applicants who have been successful in-
passing the examinations for the sec-‘
and reserve officers ’training camp to
:open at Plattshurg on August 27.Half1[
of the men accepted will be called to.
the camp August 23, the others report-
ing two days later. Since July 17
about 3,300 men have been examined
at Governor‘ 5 Island. The original call
lwas for 2,916 men, but this was later
increased 30 per cent. The quota to
be supplied from this district will be
about 1, 200 men.

STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
RECOVERED.
:DANBURY, Aug. 841411 automobile
.owned by George E. Boyd, of 81 Linn
’den street, Waterbury, and stolen in‘
that city, last night, "was fourhi on the
outskirts 01 this city today. it had
been abandoned by the thieves after

the supply of oil had given out

For Plants,
Shrubbery etc.

Nothing Better
"or
More Effective
Albert D..- Morgan

WASHINGTON STREET

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lACOBY’S
Special Sale on-ali
SUMMER GOODS

 

WATERBUIRIY MAN SUICIDES.

‘ WATERBURY, Aug. 8.——Peter Se I
Idum, 24, died today of a bullet wound
Iin the head. He was found uncon- 1
Iscious in his room at 10 Grove street,

Ilast night, with a revolver at his side.

 

 

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READJUSTING RAILROAD RATES ‘
WASHlVGTON, Aug. &—Genel‘al

Appointed Captain in Ordlunce Section readjustment Of class rates between

points in Texas and points in Okla<
lhoma and betneen points in Kansas
land Northwest Texas and Oklahoma is
proposed in tentative findings in the
llnterstate Commerce Commission in
:the southwestem class cases, an out~
{growth of the Shreveport rate cam
made public today by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.

 

HAVANA Is BURNING

When you smoke an “Exception"
.llavana filled" oc cigar. Ask for it.
Retailers supplied by

THE 0. E. SLAUSON 00.,
Norwalk and Stamford

N. 11., N. n. a 11. TIME TABLE

In Effect June 10,1917

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK

A. M. ——l. 39x. 35:51:, 5: 4911, 6: 08.
6: 571:. 7: 1811. 7: 40, 7: 55x 8:211: 8:46x.
1(Mondays only 8: .5911, 9: 24 (except
lMondnys) 9: 39, 10: 331' 10: 5211.
l P. iii—1203, 12: 52 (Stamford only)
1: 0911,] :38x, 3: 0211, 3: 29, 4: 321'. 1'1. '27:,

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5: 46, 6: 021: 622611, 6: 47 Stamford on-
ly) 7: 02x, 8: 06, 9: My, (except
Saturdays) 9: 581:, 10: 0724.
Sundays ,

A. M.———l2: 25x, 5:35x, 5:49x, 8:59.
9:19x, 10: 3311'

P. M.—l2: 03. 12091:. 24:4x. 3:122.
4: 3211, 5' 46, 6: 0211, 7: 02x. 7:12, 7: 45!.
7. 57x, 8: 06x, 9: 58x, 10: 07x. 10: 40,

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK "
A. M —-4: 10, 51,30 6: 34, 8' 00X.8: 51!.

19:15.10:08X, 10:06.10250x.

l P. M.——12:03x, 12:4511. 1:06. 1:091.

liSat. only, 2: 1811.2 :57, 3: 3011. 3. 53.._
4: 1311, (except Saturdays) 4:23, 513:.

la: 20, 6: 0011. e: 03x, 8:10x,, 9. 28.
in 1511, 12: 00x .
Sundays
10'—6.00, 8:008, 9:00x, 9:212.

10: A031:, 10: 50x
P. \f.——12:10.1:03x. 2: 0011. 3: 35%
2.5: 2511, 6. 0011, 7:10x, 8: 10x, 9. 00!.
10' 00x. 1125111. 12: 00x.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A. lit—:12 26x, 121311, 5:37. 6:07.
7: 15. 9' 19, 10:2 2x. 11: 11x, 11: 58x.
P. M. —-1: 20. 2: 20 (Bridgeport only.
Saturday only) 2: 34 (Bridgeport on-
ly. Saturday only), 2:47 (Bridgeport

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only, except Saturday) 3: 30x, 4: 28.

' :19, 6: 21, 0: 51, 7: 083, 7. 32 (Bridge-
.port only) 9: 25. 11: 08.
Sunday

A. M.—l2: 26x, 1:18311, 7:43, 9:19.

1 12,11'58x.
lloplslIIl—I‘Z: '10x, 3:11x, 4:42x, 6233!.
0: 48. 7:08.11, 8: 33. Mint, 10:18:.

11:16:: (Bridgeport only). I
NEW HAVEN TO SOU‘H NOR-j
WALK

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i A. 81—12: 25x, 4: 3511, 146838, 5:30.

16:50 8:,05 8.30, 9:41x,1

' 11.—12- 17 2- 1311, 3. 4011, 4:35,

15:13x, 623211, 5:37, 6:118, 8:53.

9:18x. {

l Sundays ..

A. M—4: 35x, 4: 5311, 7:55, 8:30;,
41 .11: 00. '

9 PxM—1217x. 1:51:11, 2:23 3: 40:,

4:,35 m5, 6:118, 7:05x,s:53. 9218:.

9. 35. 11: 30:

South Norwalk to59Danbury ‘
A. lM.:-—-6 13, 8. 27, 9’ x
P. M.1—-1 27. 1' 54X. 2' '43 (Saturday
only) 4' 3911, 5: 27, (Except Saturdays).
6' 25.

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Sundays 1',
A. M.:-9 25,10:29x. ’
P M ___2- -15, 7: 20.

Danbur to South Norwalk
A 87.1—6 H08 7: 25, 7: 55x. (Mondm

4 only) 8. 35 (except Monday), 10: 05!.

11:50.
P. M.—-—4:33x.
Saturdays).

7:07, 8:36x, (except...
Sunday;

A. M.——7: 505.
P. TIL—12:05, 62.48 7:18. 8:.36x

 

 

 

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