m sou-m 1‘0me EVENING m1.
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. Regent Theatre
3 Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today
EARLE \K'lLLlAMS
In the Famous European Play
“The Hawk”
Also Hearst-Pattie News and a
\‘ictor Moore Comedy
'_
Fridalr
LOU TELLEGEN and MARY
FULLER in
“The Long Trail”
Also Au 0. Henry Picture
Saturday
~BRYANT “'ASHBURN’
the Saturday Evening Post
Story
‘The Man Who
Was Afraid”
Also Another Little Mary
McAlister Picture
. In
COOLEST PLACE IN T0WN<|59
in,“ he redeem him.‘ pictures like this to do all the time. It!
is true we had quite a stormy voyage.
on the way over, but once here we
certainly are having a great time. Yes-
terday we photographed some scenes
of a fight under water in which I Was,
one of the combatants, and the dayl
before I had to do a jump from a high
éLou Tellegen and Mary Fuller in a:clifi', and of the two 1 think I prefer;
Famous Players Picture, “The the under-water fight, ion see I al-t
Long Trail" ways have been a great swimmer event
A splendid 5.191),)...ng page, for I‘Ouias a child in Japan and being in the.
i'l‘elleaen and Mary Fuller in thellzwmer 9011195 perfectly natural ‘0 me.,
' production, In fact it was my love for swimming
il'ortltcontini: Paramount , . .
i“Tb.e Long Trail." has been aSSembled and diving that really brought me m-,
l was a stir.
saves the day.
if and wins the girl.
Littl Mary McAllister will also star
tin another of her wholesome pictures
{on Saturday at the Regent.
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is the Man Next Door
a Coward at Heart?
If he is you might learn more about him by seeing
THE SLACKER
—WITH
Wonderful Emily Stevens
Surpassing all Triumphs on Screen or Stage.
7 SMASHING ACTS
Palace Theatre
Today and Tomorrow
‘ ADDM'SSION ll‘O’ ALI. PIERMORMANCES 123t-
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First in Quality, Service and
"Comfort"
Three Performances Daily at 2:15,
7 and 9 O’clock
Today
SESSIYE HAYAKAWA
Talented Japanese Star in
1 “THE BOTTLE IMP," ‘
Tomorrow and Saturday
The Magnificent Patriotic Drama
With a Punch .
“The Slacker”
A 'Dense War lll‘ftlllZl~ElT(‘0ll\'e
Without a Battle'Sccne
Admission to all Performances
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Tlni Wodruff. “The Long Trail" was Japan and one dd) to doing off from,
ithe navy. As I had always been more:
AND SATURDAY lion of my uncle Otto Kawakami,
War Drama of the Most” Stir-
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ice the lllfln who sltirks his country work. ,
the nation's war work. But the manna all sorts ol‘ weird things, And as
‘stirring, smashing, intensely Amcrican a scenic aspect as well. i
:tiou about him. “The Slacker,” with esp."
tdor, some scenes of carnage fresh,
Miss Entilv Stevens, the distinguish-
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years been engaged to Robert Wallaccd l
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“Allan (Eugene Lottlcn), hm youullt‘l ; “bother or r it they will llll\'l‘ anyl
iproduced by the Famous Players Com-2019 pier. (10W loo 0990 and the DI'ES‘;
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‘MAGNIFICENT PATRIOTIC DRAMAEOI‘ less interested tn the dramatic. an
i “i came to America, studied dramat-
ring Type, But Depicts lilte Japanese language, went back to,
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in this hour of need is? You nrc will-v1 “i am sure you wrll like ”The llottlo
who hasn't ionc his duty, and doesn't most of the scenes are filmed in lla-
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war drama, which is ‘to be prrASPlllcdt “This is the first little 1 have mcl‘
.a “col It‘lclro American cast. docs not?
{from the plains of New Jersey. ll is;
1truly a war drama. but you won't find:
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‘cd American star, is the heroine of,
_.._...._—.
(Walter Miller). John Harding (Loo'ity who make their living"r lhrounh‘
brolhcr, are much interested in the occupation ”w, full. Much ”f H“. m..
lby Director Hansel, among them Win-t to motion picture work. .
Lil‘red Allen, Sidnev'BraCy and Frank—fl?!" at the Imperial Naval College in
tho liegomtsure of the water «broke one of my
hair drums which disqualifiedrne for,
I AT THE PALACE TOMORROW ii went on the stage under the dived,
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,lranslated several modern plays into
No Battle Scenes lmy country but eventually returned to
llo you know just. how great A! men',.lillt(‘!‘lt‘:l and cnlered motion pictul'l‘
int,r to do your patriotic duty. and pro Imp‘ as it is a very unusual story, and
,bablv already have done something in the imps come out of the bottle and
{intend to do it. if he can escape. what wait it will not only be intcrcstinu
‘about him? “The Slacke'i'." the vital. from a dramatic standpoint but from|
Vat the ’ztlace Thcalre tomorrow and played as .1 Hawaiian and lthink ll
Saturday. will cive you some infortna- like it even hotter than bcing u .lupan-‘
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dept-ml lor its forcclulness upon some. ]
l“nnkcd" battle scenes, blood and thou» ~
,zt single battle scene’in tbc entire. pro-
lducllon.
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the play. She plays the part of "Maui
gurot (‘llristy." Sill" has for two‘,
Oyslcrmon of Britlgvpm‘t and vicin-
Delaney), 1,1,. bpg‘ friend, and Gm-ng'drcduing the natural oy/er buds ucurl
‘ tbcrc arc beginning to worry as to:
talk of impending war, but Robert turnl oyster grounds ol‘ the Sound,
lions not share their patriotism. Fln- ltul‘c "Oi b9?" “‘1'! productive lUl‘t
shapes and trimmings offered this
, :tlly war is declared. When Robcrt
season. Come 1n and look them
Airs. and this siluutlon extends to‘
particularly in
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totlit-r waters as wcll,
0V“.
25; to $1.00
QEH. A. MEAD
Druggist
8 'Norlh Main St.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
RoloitPoianark
'” “is BATlllNG
{3&4
Admission—Week Days, 20c ; Sun-
days and Holidays, 35o.
1 DANCING
pflicken and Shore
.. MW»
a”, . W~ n8“ :15:-
. Dinners
wwwm
rmwonxs EVERY' FRIDAY
NIGHT
it till lHEllllliS .,
AT THE REGENT TODAY. '
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' Earle Williams in ' ’-‘he‘Hawk," Hearst
Pathe " rod .1 Victor
IZLol‘e Comedy.
The Vitagraplt li‘lue Ribbon feature,
“The Hawk," which will be shown at
the Regent Theatre; is adapted from
the famous play which had a long run
abroad. The Hawk. Count George de
Dazeta. (Earle Williams) preys upon
society with the aid of his beautiful
. wife (Ethel Gray Terry). She secms
to be in love with _a young Ft‘enchqto-
bit-man whols, however, the real an.
arcssor in. this triangle. De Dazetn
finds that the young nobleman's love
for his wife is changing her strangely
for the better—that she begins to ah-
hor his gambling profession and, his
inroads upon society.
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AT .THE REGENT SATURDAY
Bryant Wallib'urn'ln a Saturoay Eve.
nlnn Post Stony, "The Man
Who Was Afraid" .
.lnfluenccd l‘ly 1pc mother's frantic
"loan. Benton Clone refuses to anst‘l'
tho president's call to. arms. The
girl he hm spurns hint. chitin: him
“slacker.“ them-med by these taunts.
09m hurls his mother from him and
‘1' ”fine his regimflll on the baltle field.
‘, . The enemy to overwhelming number:
, mung than with annihilation.
, mushroom the
It
reads the utmounccmont that single. the soullt, wltcrc scat-ch tor the ml“;
“‘0“ “'m h“ “”1““ “'3‘" “9 insists ”niturul growth has been almost abutt-
bcintz married at once. :doncd. Practically all of tho oysters-1 '
Mpt'unl'm (-nmos from a line of put-1 now being sent to mnrkct are the pro:
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riots. After the honeymoon she plunm dutt "r “W" “1””) m“ “N" will”
1rd and cured tor by the bit: pronutl:
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cu m l) the “"H‘ “l recruiting, Mm“: companies. Most oi lhc bumncss in-
l" 1‘” husband's ill-“35““: “ll“ ”N33; this vicinity during the last few yours:
that ho accompany her on lltosc‘mctlr- has boon conducted in that way.
While 5]". nddre‘sscfi nit“), Anolhct' cause of worry, and it cx~l
- l ' i : \‘c z: w- ;
crowds, he sits back in the ltntdtislttt‘.‘ fiends m H" "1mm". “ (H' l“:
, , l , ,. . l l ‘t __ letolhcr or not there Will he on my.
utctly )(ntll “ill .11 ttt demons ta- tcr set this your. VI) to the prcscnt‘
liolt-:. liaruarct scouts inspired, and ‘ lino lhert‘ has bccu no sinus “f u .5... l
S‘ll‘ wins many recruits. int all, and the growers its well us the
A nutsiculn is gm)“, George “Elicia-pl tirctlucrs on. natural grounds are be-
I control: nttxrotuz.
I Set Retarded. l
l thulcr ordinary conditions the set,
should bc prclty well dctvrmiucd by!
August 1, but the latcr‘sprink. cold?
Mons.
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R. T. RICHARD’S snows
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who has enlisted in the navy, attends l ..
in his uniform. and is rcprintnndcd by
his brother for doing so. John Hartl—
inc, in nu m‘ficers' uniform. X‘t‘scnts
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Parents Cannot Now Dodgel,
Responsibility For Child-l
ren Born Out of Wedlockl
At the instigation of Judge Paul Ll
Miller, of Bridgeport, the courtly com—l
llllstiltml‘l‘s and Senator F. A. llurllelt.5
,'chapter 285 of the general statutes!
‘has been amended, making possible
ltltc prosecution of parents for failure‘
to support. illegitimate childrenq
Previously there Was no law that}
‘could compel a father or mother to
{support Cllll(l‘.¥'\‘ born out of wedlock.
i l'ntlcr the amcndcd statute a warrant
may be issued for their arrest.
Judao lllillcr not his inspiration]
lrotu several cases that came. before:
his court. Scy‘aral years ago it Ilun-‘,
carinn man, who admitted he had at
will» in the old country and raised
seven ilit'uitimatc (‘lllltll‘l‘il itt llridttc»
port. could not be punishmi under the.
old law. As it result six of tbo chil-i
d‘. n wore taken as country charcoal
The law now tpukcs it possible lorl
prosecution for nousupport or chil-
“drcn more than four yours old, pm-
\'id;n§: the county commissioners are
unable to ll‘lllit' :tn ucrrctncnt for tho
t-lztidrttt‘s support with their bur-Rut:-
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New Fall Styles in Silk Dreiges
$10 and $12 ON CREDIT
THE BRENNAN STORE, 42 So. Main Street
water ,und other unknown influences.”
seem to hurt» retarded it, and at pics-1
» . . cut. on one can tell whether there!
and ltotwrt admits that he married to will be u new crop or not. l'nlcss lhe‘
nscnpc service. Margaret. ,ot‘crllt’tlrh‘ now set shouts, nutl plentifully, in till“
his :Idtu‘h‘tsion. llcartsick, she pours ncxl two weeks the bllsiucfit in'lnls
forth the vials of her wrath and tritium Vll‘illll)’ willibe allufost1 u .totlal fl‘i‘burl“;
~ - -‘ . . t. .- ( l'stntlly (ll‘(‘l slut: 0 ll" nu urn cts;
notion. lt‘llllll: him how despit ablt- ant lcontutcnces about September 15, llllll
considers him. She fairly ilays hunt for several .Wlll'r‘ it has been Pool"
with her scorn, telling him her sltlllllt‘ pon-z‘d {01- u “-0.4; or “info to give the,
at having married a slacker. All niubt i youuc oystct‘ a chance for further
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he ponders over her words. in Him gm‘Hh‘ If thcte l" no 5“ bl SUN!
wt
the remark. He calls attention to the
fact that Robert is not in uniform.
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UNDERTAKER
Tel., ornce', 1069-3; House, 693.,
27 WASHINGTON sr.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING'
WW V‘
THE STAR SPANG‘LED BANNER
Will mean more to you after
you see .
“The Slacker”
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' (1 n 5 m, on P ch‘l lion ,1“. Member 1 it is very unlikely there
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tnotmu, '( P i S 1 ‘ H I " the any drcdnmg on natural groundsi
ing, A tiny girl is waving an Amt-tria-
can fine. A big boy lakcs it away
from her. George Wallace and all
r nkul (‘crtnnn are drawn into the . _ _ .
d u l ' (‘ , in k' CNN“. bouts at 11111951 ntaktng their bond-
figlli,ynnd the ycrmon _100 hf)“ Iqunrtcrs here. and the fleet at work
down. Robert has been watching mm is a very mm”, sight. Business [0,.
scene. and his sense of justice is at , the last few years has been very poor
lust awakened. He vanquighpg the: however, and runny of the men who;
- ' ‘ " . he bus‘ness have
German, and makes lllfll salute formerly WNW“ ‘ ‘
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. . .hpisold their boots and gone into otller
flag before returning it to the little
,girl. Then. bidding goodbye to his 3
occupations.
‘_wife, he goes to enlist in the service
. . , BILLS FOUND HERE
gfstlftie‘silalefflp Wl’llCll he has Just “on COUNTERFEIT $10
Robert comes home on brief leave (Continued Zrom First Page.) ‘
of absence, prior to sailing for France. , . _ ,
'q 'lin" through her lens the Venn" treasury department at \‘l nshtngton
91.1" '7 ‘ ‘ ’ ' 3 the note is of poor workmanship and"
twm‘ 1"‘15 him farewell, guarding a should be easily detected. The oll‘t-‘r
{precious secret. She will not tell him clol description of the bill is as fol,
because he will need all his courage at lows: ~
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the front l'tlgfll‘t‘l Vt allnce has 111'! Boston, 1-A; check letter A; W. G.
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.her sacrifice for her country. She, is McAdoo. secretary of the treasury,
gill‘ml‘llllllt‘d that her family shall not John Burke, treasurer of the United
contain one slacker. States; portrait of Jackson. l
’ “This counterfeit appears to havo-
hteen printed from photo-mechanical
plateson two pieces of paper between,
which red .silk threads have been dis.
llOl‘i‘. o
The oystcr fleet brintzs much bush
links to llriducporl wltilc_lho natural
both: are being harvested, about 20".
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Sessue Hayakawa Folt0wo Story Close- lrlbuted. It is poorly printed, and
l yl in Plcturization of Steven- the figures of the l‘?‘(l treasury nunt-;
eon Novel, "The Bot. her are made by hand. They nrc‘ .
tie Imp" too large. poorly formed. and too;
widelyseparated. The scat is very
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‘ Till». is “to! I call real fipm‘l," sold , ”mm The back of ”1.5. mm. (.4 mm“
,St‘giii“ lltll'itlitm’n. the [Aekl‘Tah-lmd in printing. The note is about.
moun' .luptnm-o star who is seen mime-eighth of an inch shorter than
on: palm mum in out pmrnaimt. the genuine."-
lc yer-don of Robert Louis Stevenson's
tarpon: slow. "The Rattle Imp." .\lr.
llnyakawa has just ridden in on a surf BIBLE.
board on in: beach a: tValkiw, mitt Only two seasons are mentioned In
outdltnn‘o‘u'n. wet was sitting in also the Bible. more: and Tumor m
sand ,3.NMto «combinations-lawn” .
mmw - » rm to! " .
TWO SEASONS MENTIONED IN
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EMILY STEVENS
Coming toltho
Palace Theatre
Friday and Saturday
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and we will rush our trouble man.
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of
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N. H. & H. TIME TABLE .
In Effect June. 10, 1917 ‘
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YURI
A. M.—-—1:39x, 5235):, 5:49x, 6:095
6:57x, 7:18x, 7:40, 7:553; 8:21x 8:4“
(Mondays only 8:59x, 9:24 (except
Mondays) 9:39, 10:33x, 102521;.
P. .‘l.—12:03..12:52 (Stamford on] ,
l:09x, 1:38x, 3:0:lx, 3:29, 4:32x. 5:27,:
5:46, 6:02x. 6:26x, 6:47 Stamford ob,“ .
ly) 7:02x 8:06 0:20x, exc 'tz.
Saturdays) ’9:5Sx,’10:07x. ( op /
Sundays
A. M.—12t25x, 5:35x, 5:49x, 8:5”
9:103,10:33x. ‘ '
P. M.~12:03, 1-:00x. 2:4lx, 3:121.
4:32;. 5:46, 6:02x. 7:02x, 7:12, 7:45:. '
7:57x, 8:003, 9:58x, 10:07x. 10:40.
NEW YORK TO ,SOUTH NORWALK
A. 313-4210, 5:30, 6:34,8:003.8:51x.
9:15, 10:03:,10:06,10:50x.
P. M.—12:03x. 12:45x, 1:06, 1:0
Sat. only, 2:18x, 2:57, 3:30x, 3:5
4:13x, (except Saturdays) 4:23, 5132,
5:29, 6:00x. 6:03x, 8:10x,, 9:28.
11:15x, 12:00x.
\ Sundays /
A. 11:45:00, 8:00x, 9:00x, 9:211.
10:03:, 10:50x.
P. M.—12:10, 1:03v,
5:02, 5:253; 6:00x, 7:10x, 8:10x, 9
10:00x, 11:51x, ”12:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
- A. M.——12:26x, 1:13): 5:37, 6:01.
4:15, 9519, 10:22x. 11:] x, 11:58:.
' 1'. lit—1:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only.
Saturday only) 2234 (Bridgeport on-
ly, Saturday only). 2:47 (Bridgeport
only, except Saturday), 3:30x, 4:28.
5:19, 6-:21, 6:51, 72083:, 7:32 (Bridget
port only) 9:25. 11:08.
Sundays
A.,M.——12:26x, 1:13x, 7:43, 9:13;
10:19, 11:12, 11:58x. ‘ . '
P. M.—-2:10x, 3:11x, 4~:42x,- 6:33x.u
6:48. 7:08x, 8:33. 922515, 10:10:. , .
11:16:: (Bridgeport only). t . .
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR- ,
2 : 00x, 3 : 35g,
001‘.
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:, 1M.——12:25x, 4:35x, 4:53x, 5.3%.!
{6:50, 8:05, 8:30, flzilx, 11:00.
t 1’. 31—12217, 2:13x, 3:40x, 4:35..
5:13:. 6:32x, 5:37, 6:11x, :53. .
9:18; ‘ ,.
_ ’ Sundays _ .
A. M.——4:35x, 4:53x, 7:55, ‘8:30!’.fi
9:41x.11:00. -
.P. M.—12:17x, 1255):, 2:23, 3:402.
4:35, 5:13x, 6:11x, 720i. 8:533, 911“
'9:35. 11:30:. \ . ,
South Nor-walk to Danbury
A. M.—6:13, 8:27. 9:50x.
P. 1!.-1:27. 1:5-lx. 2:43 ’(Satnrdllv a,
only) «39:, 5:27, (Except Saturday”.
6:25. . a
Sunday.
A. [4:25. 10:29:.
P. 1-2:“, 7:20. in Nor-walk
Daub“?! to sou
A lip-6:00, 7:23, 7:561. (”and”-
only) 3:35 (except Monday), 10:... .
1‘7". ‘th ‘» < .
1'. 31—4-38. 1:01. 0:30:48”
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