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coonns'r PLACE IN TOWN‘
Regent Theatre
‘7‘
’ . 3 Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today»
LOU TELLEGEN and MARY
FULLER in
“The Lone Trail”
Also A11 0. Henry Picture
AW
{Saturday
BRYANT WASHBURN
In the Saturday Evening Post
Story n.
“The Man Who
Was Afraid”
Also Another Little Mary
McAlister Picture
Monday
WILLIAM S. HART
In a Triangle Feature
“Wolf Lowry”
Also Hearst Pathe News '
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Palace Theatre
First in Quality, Service and
Comfort" ;
Three Performances Daily at 2:15,
7 and 9 O’clock
Today
The Magnificent Patriotic Drama
,. Whoa Punch»
l “The
Slacker” .‘
'A Tense War Drama Edectlve
Without a Bottle Scene
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‘ Admission to all Parlor-
: ~ manoes Filleen Collie
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, Ba I{Hing Caps
Be sure you see the new line of
Bathing Gaps we are showing——
positively the prettiest styles,
shapes and trimmings ofi‘ered this
season. Coins in and look them
over. .
, ~ 250 to $1.00
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gen and tinny Fuiler: :so an
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, Animal lovers will novel in Lou Tel-
legen's latest Famous Players picturcc:
on the Paramount Program. This ism
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where gas can be had. It is the ideal fuel for general use and is
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clusiyely during the entire year.
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use it ex-
most economical results, how.-
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BIG STEEL EET 9
PLACED IN SOUND
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u-rly direction to the buoy south 0!
Middlo Ground Light, Strutiord shoal,
and throne to Baton Neck, Long Is-
lnml. The northern end of lho for-
bidden area is closed by a steel net,
(Prom il1o.bu,'.1y south of the Mg“:—
ship olf'Suyhruok. to the Island.
What the purpose of lb 9 order may
be, is unknown among ship ling cir-
(3N hero, but it is obviously of a
martial nature. Soznc concern was
felt at first by those unfamiliar wlth
the geography of the northern shore
of Long leln:1d,for the reason that it,
appeared as: if the. eieunwr no 038 to
Port Jeffereon Would haw in be dis-
continued. ll appeals however, that
Halon Net-k is about directly across
the Sound fmm' Nor-walk, and Post
Jefferson is in the neighborhood of
:1 mile nest of “that point. Cause
(1111' 1th the route of the little excur—
elon steamer lies entirely to the north
and “out or the place of the Sound
1' mm the 3:11 v line marked oil with
no t'rspuss signs.
Thu steamers from New York to
point: north of lie. 1 Sound will not
be eleully Effortlel, o‘llu'r. Those
llulii5.\‘1ll£‘n pushing llritlremrl. d'
‘(lillillh go be 110' 11 the S‘iutford
Shoals light 111111 the bum: south of it,
1.1111 ll 1111 follows the line mentioned in
11 ' order, oust to the Cornfield Light
ship.1‘\t this point 1111} also pass bo-
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CALI. us UP L ,7
and we will rush our trouble man
right around when something like
this happens in your home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unsanitary
or worn out, have us make neces-
sary repairs or install a. new system
or
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
."ORACE R. Mosul
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354 ,
North Main St. South Norwalk.
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HAVANA IS BURNING
When you smoke an "Exception"
Havana filled no cigar-.1181: for it.
Retailers supplied by
THE C. E. SLAUSON 00.,
Norwulk and Stamford
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'N You H. EH. TIME TABL3
In Effect June 10,1917
SOUTH NORWALK '70 NEW YORK
A. M—i: 39x, 5: 35):, 5:1911. 6: or.
6: 571: 7: 18x, 7: 40 7: 5511,) 8: 21:; 8: 46!.
luvrn the light :1111] :1 hum South of
xii.’l"l11'11>forc it sums til it the effect
A lot‘ 1111' nor» ur'tlm upon the regular,
Sli lppim: on the Sound \ixll he negligi-
blo.
The law will be strictly enforced,
and my unwitting trespneser will be
severely de.li. with The Sound is
being- patrolled continually by {not
mvrmment eh 113—1110131131 yachts,
.which patriotic philanthropists have
iumd over to the. U. naval nerv-
icc. There may be $1316 every day
lcruising: bat-l: :1ud forth within sight
of the beaches of this thy
‘ rum", Long Trail." :1 Canadian story of the big appeals in this picture. It
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(written by Eve fingen. In it are seen strikes directly to the. heart, and
any dogs of the ordinary variety, ‘silcke there
me Eskimo dogs, csfiecially import- l
Yet patriotism 111115 out as it should.
foi' work in this picture and a hand- 'T‘Ie all conquering love or country fin-
ome high- bred Scotch collie who
is ally predominates
The mother yields
. lJou Tellegen’e special favorite and her claims to the nation, one the son,
“7 "makes his screen debut" in this pic branded “slacker" and spurned by the
are In addition is the beautiful girl he loves because of hill hesitancy,
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horse of the mounted police ofl‘icer
for his proud owner. “The Longi
mo" will be the attraction oi the Re- ,
gent Theatre today
1 AT THE REGENT 8ATURDAY
1"The Man Who Wan Afraid, " Starring
Bryant Waehburn; Also Little 5
' Mary MoAllieter Picture ' i
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‘ which has won several blue ribbons; tle line, ' Hi .
It ther‘é is a mitigating circumstance the
tor a man's failure to answer, his which A. ll. Woods will present at the' not production de luxe starring Emily
country's cell, it is lilo mother The Regent Theatre, september 6th, direct Storms, to be seen at the Palace.
other. whose whole lite is wrapped from a year'a run at the Eltlnxe Them Theatre today and tomorrow Do-
.” in her son. cannot be blamed for ire, New York."Cl1eeilng Cheaters”,aeendantu at all nation- are inure-1
”m to him nor can the son he was proclaimed by the New You: 116812.111: um patriotic nhotcdretnmu
' fl , dishonorable who ”use: too- rims 11ml public a one or the um idol: ha been written and directed
rushes to join his regiment on the bah
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Little Mmy McAlister will also be
seen at the Regent Saturday in “Steps
to Somewhere. "
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“CHEATING CHEATERS” COMING
To THE REGENT THEATRE
01.9.61 the theatrical events or the
season is promised in the forthcoming
pioduciion of "Cheating Cheaters,"
force melodrnmn.,
remarkable
quite like : it has ever been - seen in manlans, Chinese, Japanese, etc; 7111(1de tliel; bit."
then these.
into one huge American flag,
New York. :It' makes a direct appeal
both to those who love the irresponsi-
ble bubbling fun. of farce, .‘nnd the
thrills and dramatic intensity of melo-
drama.” _ "Cheating Cheaters" con:
tains both. .Mr. Woods, famous'ior his
splendid caste, has 'chosen a notable
company, 'to enact the play.
.Sents will soon be placed on sale.
AT THE PALACE TODAY AND 1'0.
‘ MORROW
Patrlotlc Wonderplay, “The Slaéker,"
is of Vital Interest to,Every :
merlcan Nativeor For— . -
' elgn Born
0! vital interest to "every American.
whether of native or foreign‘parent-j
age,ls ls“'l‘he Slackérfl Méiro :1 seven:
nut ions.
The same universal spirit of patriot
ism is illustrated in the story of the soldiers, with fixed bayoncts, advance
_‘ NEtive- born Americans in a formidable mess to answer the
' ”hasten to eulis‘thin army and navy and cell of Columbia.
production.
tlo11.ln one
A Chlnuman, born
massed together, dissolve berg, offers his life to the country A
flying "German lad, born abroo .,d decides to
“9‘4“". ”“6 “me“‘ng PM" 0‘ the cast his lot with the land of his adop:
‘ scene three thousand
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7: 5’1, 9 .19 10: 2211. ll. 11x, 11. 5'81.
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Saturday only) 2: 34 (Bridgeport or
ly. Saturday only), 2:47 (Bridgepm . »
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port only) 9: 25, 11: 68.
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