(9001,5511 1:1,;ch m TOWN gluon Desmond, in the title role, is Ire today and in which Susan Grand--
Regent TheatreI:
citement throughout Its rapid fire ac-
seen as a reporter who because of his
Irish wit and daredet 111ry is assigned
his newspaper to get authentic
{which will come to the Palace ThEa-
arise, the Sweetest Girl in Europe
makes her second American semen ap-
11ea1'.ance Miss G1andaise has a splen-
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Outside.
3 Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today
PICKFORD and LOUISE
HUFF In
. “What Money
Can’t Buy”
Also A11 0. Henry Filru
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JACK
Saturday
WILLIAM DESMOND
In a Triangle-lace Play
“Paddy .O’Hara” _
And Little Mary McAlister in
“THE Q'ONDERFUL EYENT' ’
Monday
NAOMI CHILDERS
In a Modern Problem Play
“The Auction of Virtue”
Palace Theatre
“If It's a Feature, It Will be First
Performances Daily at 2:15, 7
. and 9 O'clock.
Today
Susan Grandaise the
sweetest girl in
Eurorre in
_ “The Naked
- Soul” I“
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TOMORROW—Vivian Marlin In
“The Spirit of Romance."- .
Bathing Caps
Be sure cyou see the new hue of
BathingG aps we are showing—
posititrely the prettiest styles,
shapes and trimmings offered this
season. Come in and look them
over.
251: to $1. 00
H. A. MEAD
Druggist
8 North Main Si.‘
South Norwalk Conn. '
Rofon Poim‘Park‘
BATHING ‘
“mission—Week Days, 20c; Sun.
days and Holidays, 35c.-
DANCING
Chicken and Share
Dinners
FIREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT
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’f’ " -.AT THE REGENT TODAY,
"Jack Pickford and Louise Huff In
1 “What Money -‘an't Buy," AI.
-, i so a" f‘. h‘ airy Film
What _migl in time-1 a'.r “all star
Cast" is to suppoI. Jack Pickford and
Louise Huff in tire Lasky-Parnmount
adaptation of George Broadhurst‘s suc-
cessful play, “What Money Can’t
', Buy," which will be seen at the Re-
gent. Theatre today. The supporting
least includes Theodore Roberts, lheI
famous Lasky star; Hobart Bosworih“
noted star of his own productions:,
“Raymond Hutton, who scored sucha
pronunced success in ”Joan the. We
man; " James Neill, the popular star
'and leading man: James Cruzc,fa1n-
'ous photodramalic star, and Miss
Chevalier. This is one of the finest
casts which has ever appeared in Las-
ky productions.
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AT THE REGENT SATURDAY I
Wm. Desmond in a Triangle KayJSee
, Comedy "Paddy 0’ Hora"
; .fl’illlam Desmond, who has been
seen in 'a variety of parts rangingr
from the parsoh in
nrunken ne'er—dowel! in the "last of
lhe Ingrams," has a dashing, romantic
part In "Paddy O'Hara.” a Triangle
picture produced under the supervision:
of Thomas H. 111cc, which will be ex
hiblted at the Regent Theatre Satur-
.410!-
This story, which is the work of J
n. harks, [flashes with humor and ex-tlon of disease. ~Adv.
At The Palacef." ‘
,she has a role which
“Peggy" to the ‘
11111113 Hr no: otlv sesures a journal" 5-
,‘tic ‘scoopfi' but be in on a prince; s
Izhcsc father 11.5 been torccd from- his
lcasllc by h . enemies.
‘ LITTLE MARY M’ALLISTER
AT THE REGENT SATURDAY,
it" "The Wonderful Event” Also a Tri-‘
angle Feature, "Paddy O'Hara,"
Starring Wm. Desmond
1" aluring lilIIe Man 1112411151131 one
of the c'lct eresl and most appealing of
John 1 actresses in startling treatments
of most vital problemq
these pictures are going to strike to
Ithc heart of the nation. They hear a
,rrrcssaee Io e1tr_1 parent and sounda
I 'idIn: warning to mung couples at
jlhc portals of matrimony. Above all
,‘clse. they will protide delightful criter-
,lainment, the equal of which you can
be assured, will not be found on ti re
Iscreen today. ,
, AT THE pAILAcE Torvronsow
:Vivian Martin Makes Another stride
Forward in Paramount Suc-
cess, “The Spirit of R0-
; mance"
Vivian Martin, the clever Panas-
Paramount star who recently scored
such a pronounced success as the
(harminv liltle F'renclr girl In ‘The
\\ 111 Model" is to be seen at the Pal-
ace tomorrow in ‘The Spirit of R0
rrrauce, 11 whimsical story by Georg?
Hopkins, prepared for the screen It}
Adele Harris.
Since her first appearance in Pal-
Ins-Paramount pictures Miss Martin
has made a wonderful success As llre
little girl of the streets In “The Right
Ilircclion" she endeared herself to the
public. and greatly Increased her pop-
ularity by her clever performance as
the little French girl in "The Wax
Model." Now as the patient drudxe
11 In) suddculv finds herself an heiress.
Rives her full
scope to display her spl‘lfirdid dramatic
ability.
“The Spirit of Romance" has to do
with 11 little girl who is a drudse In
an antique shop, presided over by a
testy old mam. In her spare moments.
\bby Lou, us she is known,
books of fairy tales and dreams of
Irrillionairc, not wishing to leave his
fortune to his grasping relatives, de-
cides In pr'clcrrd he is dead and van-
ishcs, leaving all of his fortune to Ab-
by Lou.
.Ircquir'cd wealth. and by her cleverness
nrrrkcs the supposed dead man realize
his Irristakes, is brought about In a
most charming and unusual manner.
Miss lllarllrr In first seen us the
‘Ilr'urlgc, but later blossoms forth In an
array of beautiful and stylish frocks
IIIIII gowns. A cast of unusual excel-
lcucc supports lrer', including llerltcl‘t
Standing. Colin Chose, I‘ercy Challen-
1:1‘1‘, Elcunor Hancock. George Fisher.
Daisy Robinson and ll. 1'". Crane.
The production was made IN the
AT THE PALACE TODAY
Susan Grandaise, European Star.
Innocent, Lovable Girl in “A
Naked Soul"
Another uttering tn the series of re-
mrrrkoblc fculur'e pictures Issued by
the Brody-Internalional Service—
World-Piclurcs Is “A Naked Soul,"
SAGE AND SUIPHIIR
DARIENS (illll HAIR
Color, Gloss and Attractive-
neas
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound-
‘,ed brings back the natural color and
iluslre to this hair when faded, streak-
ch or grn1.Y-ears ago the only way
Ito get this mixture was to make it at
home, which is mussy and trouble-
some. Nowadays, by asking at any
Idrug store for “Wy elh’s Sage and
'Sulplrur Compound," you will get‘u
large bottle of this famous old recipe;
improved by the addition of.other in-
gredients, for about 50 cents. .
'Don’t stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturally
and er enly, You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one Small‘
strand at, a time; by morning the
gray hair disappears, and after.anoth-
er application or two, your hair be-
comes beautifully durk, glossy and at-
tr'active.
, Wyeth‘ Sage and Sulphur Compound
Is a delightful toilet requisite for,
those who desire dark hair and at
lyouthful appearance. It Is not Intend-
ed for the cure, mitigatllm or preven-
of the lrome.-‘
reads ,
kings and handsome prisccs. The old ‘1“
How Alrbv Lou handles lrer suddenlv /
Pallns Company by E. Mason Hopper -
,ImIl abounds in beautiful settings.
It's Grandmother's Recipe to Restore
Almost everyone knows that 8113?
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Sire takes the role of an innocent, lov-
"ble young girl who. when she falls in
love for the first time, 1019s with her
1. hole soul and her whole being. She
gi1es her all to the man she Iotes
land, through no fault of his, Is. forced
to pay in suffering and sorrow for this
‘gift. But the man pays. too. The set-
tings for' tlrispicture alone lift it. far
out of the class of the ordinary pro-
ductions. Each and every scene is
wonderfully beautiful. Long views of
distant lakes of the ocean, of moon-3
Ilains and of valleys and interior"
views that are absolute perfection set
this attraction apart And ten, all the,
characters porlr'ay Iheir roles with fi-i
delily and finish. Brenton March-I.»
ville as Prince Michael, the man lie-‘-
loved by the girL is a thoroughly sal- I
isl‘yli‘g character. The old goather'dfi
with whom the girl makes her hoan‘
.zftcr the birth of her baby. is a char-I
fnclcr that will long be remembered byl
,nll who see this picture. Altogetherj
;“A Nakrd Soul” is a truly wonderlull
production that shows the best of
the French screen artists in the best
.of plays. ' I
CHECKER PLAYERS DRAW.
CEDAR POINT, 0, Aug.10.——But
two games were played yesterday '11}
the twenty game match between \‘ew- ,I
,ell W Banks of Detroit and Alfred Jor-
,dan of London, Eng., for the cross-
board checker championship. Both 113-,
Isulted In draws. The score now
:stands: Banks won 'iour, lost one,‘
drawn tlv;e Jordan won one, lost four,
drawn flvc. In the tournament play.
for the Cedar Point cup, II. C. Harts
,horn of Chicago leads with nine points
won out of a possible ten. 1
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strap back models, in the
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PRICES
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$20 Suits .......... . $14.85
Sale of Men‘s three-piece
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weights and patterns—wor-
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crash.
PRICES
$15 Suits ........... $11.85
$18 Suits . .......... $14.85
$25 Suits . .......... $19.85
Straw Hats at Half Price.
ROGERS Es” STEVENS
Norwalk
.‘ yaw .01..st mmmmmmmm
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Today and Tomorrow
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Don t go without your NEW GAS RANGE because you
cannot spare the ready money to pay cash.
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Month
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H 0 T E L
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NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
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judgment in such matters.
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”A flood. our. paymnensn‘tho boot
Ily) 7' 02x, 8: 06, 9' 20x, (except j“
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I LOBSTERS BECOMING
MORE PLENTIFUL NOW 1
i The Iordly lobster, apirr'enlly, is duo-
.‘for a. drop in price. NeWs comes from
the ofice of the fish and game. coin: I
miss,ion that the supply of this delica-
'cy is coming In better now than 40
has for some time. Earlier in the you; ',-
lobsters were scarce. .
, Now, however, it is reported that
the catches are. better and while 1110
,‘price is still high, It ought to be due
for a drop soon There is not liabl.
,lo be a great increase in the number
of lobster fishermen about the state, ~
‘owing to the fact that under the ne“
law, permits to catch lobsters cos
I82 :1 piece. Formerly, there was no
Icharge for a permit Despite the
pxice, as many as 200 persons hay.
applied to the fish and game comnil _‘
sinner for renewal of permits sluofi'
the first of the month.
HAVANA IS BURNING
IWIren you smoke on “Exceptio
Illuvana filled" no cigar. Ask for‘i
Retailers supplied lr1 ‘
THE 0. E. SLAUSON 00.,
Norwalk and Stamford
;N._Y., 11111111711111.1131:
- In Effect June 10; 1917
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
1 A. M.:——1 3911. 5:31:11, 5: 4911, 6: 08,
6: 5711, 7: 18:, 7: 40 7' 5511 8. 2111 8145!. *1
VlMondays only 8:5911, 9. 24 (except
.Mondays) 9' 39,10:33x 10' 5211.
I P M-12203, 12:52 (Stamford only)
I21 091:, 1: 381, 3: 0211, 3. 2.9, 4: 32.11 5. 27:.
,5. '46, 6: 02x. 6' 2611,- 6: 4. Stamford on-
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4: 3211, 5:46. 6:0211, 7. 02x, 712, 7: 45!,
725711, 8. 063. 9. 58k 10: 0711, 10: 4
INEW YORK 1'0 SOUTH NORWAL
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i9: 15,10:03x,10:°06,10:50x. . ,2
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t(Sal. only, 2:18x, 2. 57, 3: 80x. 3: 58.
,4:13x, (except Saturdays) 4. 23, 5138.
‘5: 29, 62001:, 0: 0311, 8:10\,, 9. 28.
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P. M.——12.10. 1:0311, 2:00x, 3: 35:.
5: 02. 5: 25:, 6. 0011, 7: 10x, 8' 10):, 9. 00:,
10: 00:, 11:51; 12:00:12
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A. M.—12:26x, 1:13x, 5:37. 6:0’5 ..
17:15, 9:19. 10:2211. 11:11x. 11:58x.
. T'. lit—1:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only. ,
, Saturday only) 2:34 (Bridgeport on-
,ly. Saturday only), .47 (Bridgeport -..
:only, except Saturday)." .1. '.30x 4. 33:
I5: -,19 6:21. 6: 51. 7: 0811.7 7:32 (Bridgo-
',port only) 9:25. 11:08.
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6. 48, 7: 08:, 8: 33, 9-: 251:, 10: 10:3,
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NEW HAVEN To SOUTH NOR.
WALK
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6:50, 82.05 8:30. 9:,41x 11.00
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P. M.—1:27, ‘:I 6411. 2'43 (show
only) 4' 391, 6: 27. (Except Saturda
6:25.
‘ Sunday!
A. ALI—9: 25, 10: 29:.
P. M.:-—-2 15, 7: 20.
- Danhui'y to South Norwalk ‘ _
A 18.4: 00, 7: 26, 7' 553. (Mon
only) 8: 36 (except Monday). 10":
”:11 60.
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