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Regent Theatre
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. ,onght to be a particularly happy one. TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS
because of the unusual nature of the, -
i play, arid because of its conspicuous Information For Saturday Afternoon l
lmetropolitan success in a season when Sept.1,1917 i
{the New York public was slow in giv- For the information of the public: !
Ling its endorsement to theatrical of-, The police department and the high-i
,fermgs "Cheating Cheaters" is an w'a) department hate agreed on the'
Loriginal combination of the brightest following artangement for tiafllc dur-
,fqrce and the most absorbing meld ing the progress of tomorrow' 5 parade, A
;drama, together with a strong roman- and it is requested that the public
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NORWALK
A. H. Woods’ Big New York Success
Office Closed
JANE and KATHERINE LEE
In :1 Novelty Surprise Drama
“Two Little Imps”
And An 0. Henry Picture
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BESSIE LOVE
And the Triangle Kiddies
“Cheerful Givers”
Also a Special Edition of
HEARST-I’ATHE NEWS
Showing New York's Rousing
“Cheating
A FAN!!- MELOD
A Laugh One Minute
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flouting Here After One Year at the Eltinge Theatre, New York
fl '1. Most Entertaining Theatrical Ofi‘ering in Recent Years
Cheaters”
RAMA IN 4 ACTS
and a Thrill the Next
- Nothing Quite Like It Has Ever Been Seen on the Stage
..... $1.50, $1.00, 75C, 5011, 250
Send oil to Soldier Boys ‘RICES ....................
And Another Mary McAlister , fl '
Picture sale opens Monday at 10:30.
LABOR DAY _-_ - _ , _ .
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Monday. Sept. 3
DOROTHY DALTON
In a Drama of the Gold Mad
Days of 98.
“The Flame of the Yukon’ .
A '1'-Part Triangle Featu1e
Also Hearst-Paihe News and 11
Two Reel Vitagraph Comedy
Sept. 4 and 5
MARY PICKt‘OllU
In The Great Patriotic Phot oplay .
“The Little American” 1
No Advame in Prices ,
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Palace Theatre
All the Features—All of the Time
Performances Regularly at 2:15
7 and 9 O'clock
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Today and Tomorrow
The Supreme Morally Drama
“Enlighten ThY
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:rsed to the highest degree by
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IGNORANOE LEADS 'IP DESTRUCTION
That Is the Keynote of the Sermon Taught in the Wonderful
Morality Drama
“Enlighten Thy Daughter”
Palace Theatre
Tomorrow and Saturday
It' is :1 drama that appeals intensely to the emotions, at the ,
me time teaching a vital lesson. Well recommended and in- ,
casion to view it, it :s bound to have its eifect' use good cause.
EVERY FAMILY snoULD sun in
Evening, Gallery 101:, Balcony 151:, Orchestra 151:
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all authorities who have had the
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Dau hter”
Direct From :1 New Iork Run
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L NOTICE~Becausc of the parade
tomorrow, the matinee pcrl'orut-
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arms will start at 3 o‘clock.
pluv of the post lite \cuI:
Thus spoke the Itcv'wtcud Thomas It.
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4 'in on article. In William It, llt'drst's
'fx . Y'oIk American on FIht'uci'v ltltll.
.1 will help us
virtue 21nd will aid mothers, futil-
;I11d daughters in their own lives
polizhlioi'homls."
, id Bishop J. Frcderick Sclkt'ldgc,
Junior lllshop of llhodc Island.
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. Labor Day and Tuesday
The First Appcm'um " in Norwalk
Douglas Fairbanks
The Marvelous \qu Monltcv ol thc
Screen in his Latest A1 himcmcnl
“Down, to Earth”
Of the NewPurumouut-A1'tc1'al‘t,
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bones .lll‘Ft‘ comments were pushed at tho
' » I":'1'k Thcntt'c, New York when over
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Adnnsxon to I~.nlz,,l111.n Tr) lIrc hundred clcrgvmcu gulhel‘ed at :1
Daughter," afternoon. 10 111111 13
cents; Evening. Gallery, 10 cents;
Balcony, 15 cents: Orchestra 15
cents.
Usual Friday Prices on Labor Day
, ."Itute pct'l‘ovmoncc of Ivan Abram-
:'1-I'-‘1> highly sensational morality film,
IIILIIII‘YI 'l‘lIv Daughter."
More the pcrformoucc Doctor Gro-
.l. ‘ “ Qat'c a twenty mlnuic talk on the
,p"1‘1il good 11 picturc of this tvpo would
'do tho world :It lurgc and how many
IF YOU CANNOT (‘Ollld :Iliiilinlls of mothers and
OUR srom: ' 1111111111 sec and 111-1111: by 1111-
Send a llfessengcv—«Scud the Children ‘ lesson. 111112111 bv it.
Mail Your Otdcis or 1110111111110 l “much...“ le Dinglitcl" 3,1. Trim“,
You are sure or satisfaction because the pen of and directorial supetvlsion‘
we treat vour orders 1'.i1:111 Goods
are, selected with great care and 50111 M “3‘“ Al""'"‘s“"'
to you at once without cost. The ‘1" faithflllly.
.goods are right, and so is the sei'v-‘lire hundreds
Ice. We satisfy you always, _ law! of eight stars,
H. A. MEAD
Drugg'ist ’
8 North Main St.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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scenes and boosts
includinLr
ill Iliurlne Knclred, llm-le Shotwell,
Arthur Donaldson. Violet Homer and
'Rulue Do “6110?.“ will be the. at-
11'111 Inn at the Palace Theatre lod.I.v
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inc matinee performance tomorrow
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inrder to allow for the parade.
AT THE REGEN TODAY
OCULISTSf
Graduate Physicians,
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iahzm' ‘ g in e ' diseases. , D e and Katherine Lee in “Two Little
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'1" ,r Imps," Also an 0, Henry
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Registered by the State for i ,_ ,
eyesight service. . 1" ““3“ mm” .
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0PTICIANS 5:1" 11'er :12. the Regent Theatre to- ’
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Skilled in the making of eye
glasses.
’. ""1 IIICIIII‘O has had a wonderful
,sbc' ”aeoliere.
The combination of the above .111"-
. BGTVIGCS may be had by you chi} and, now being slurred f0!
Without. charge. . We are upon 11,.
'a broad and secure foundation
and can guarantee satisfaction.
THAMER
Ocullste. Optometrists, Opticians
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87 Atlantic 511.. Stamford, Conn ,I'P'
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock u'. ‘
“Established 1897 be. dismvncd bv his father. Thev aid
d. in c'pturing two burglars who at-i
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fat rs :Iparlmcnt, June going so far
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‘ All Authorities Give “Enlighten Thy;
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AT THE neoeu'r ujrunosv
preserve chos'it)‘ .
d' tuuhlcr s:
it follows the in
It .is in seven acts and,
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gSheridan. Zeno Keet'e..lan1cs Morrison,‘
11 is somethhtg out of Douglas Fairbanks,
dinm'y and very well done. These Shown at the Palace Theatre on Labor
the day and Tuesday of ne\t w.eek TlliS.Prescrlption 99" are being sold and
fme, re captivating They thrill pictucc is the first of the new Para-{druggjglg say this lathe greatest rem-
amd “use the old as Well its the mount-Artctsl’t 1:11per- pictures series, edy they hauls ever handled So great
Motlicts like to watch them which 592168 is to have excluslle first a demand for a medicine has some
"lsh that their own offspring had run exhibitions at the
the Triangle-lithe
A115 111'. Imn, ‘Cht-cri‘ul (IIIP‘SI ”101‘-
oughly couvl":cvl Bessie I.'o\c tliut
1‘10 job of lwiI: 1; '1 nursev governess Is
not alwavs its easy 11-: it, seems
In tho pluv :1 grout pull of the :Ittiou
ctntcv's .1110 11 1111' mumps adventursc
of the group of ybunui-tcr, filmed us
We Tilnuglc kiddies, whcn they start.
:1 rescue expedition to hike Mir-t Lovc
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women In which silo has secured om-
plovmcm 11s :1 maid of all w.ork is
on inmutc of the o1 plmnnge Ilcsslc l1. 'iid
been on adopted mother pf the flock:
~lhus the children could not under!
Island that she had passed out of their
world.
lilttlc Marv Mt‘Aliutcr
sum in another of her wonderful pic-
lures.
Emu lum s1 cur-s of
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
AGAIN AT THE PALACE
Inlmitablp American Man-Monkey of
the Screen is Attraction on La-
bor Day and Tuesday, in
“Down to Earth"
What's the use of uslns ldlc super
lnlivcs when talking about the merlIs'
of Douglas Fairbanks. Some motion
picture slurs miiy require some git;
handling of the superlative degree ‘ to
boost their stock to the necessary
height. so that the public cannot full
to notice t.l1em...bul 'tis not so With
Douglas. For the more mention of the
inthletic-llmbed, elastic, wire, sprlugv,
young American screen performer‘s-
,name is sufficient to have the collec-
tive orbs of the entire motion picture
populace glued tightly upon the scene
'of Foirbanks‘ screen caperings. In the
comparnliv elv short time that he has
"1'0 Little “DDS." the William Fox been working in the silent drama. has
Jane and Kathe1'-,b11nt 116 11 following that enables him
“3- to catalog his idols in the millions.
All of which facts we true in every
iconncction bearing upon "Down to
Earth.” the comedv drama featuring
which Is to be
Palace. Thea-
tre. This means that all photodramas
' where in Norwnllt.
GENT THEATRE SEPT. a
After a phenomenal run of an entire
"‘(‘hentlns Cheaters,” Ha! blowin'o rc-
profitable {mo melodrama will be pr0-,
seated at the Recent «in. for on
day, at 1:30 p. 111.
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p189?» and lime three children.
I. :busband,
have .cccn pvw'tttt 111-11: cvciv big lliu old to who took p.111 in the orphan Br-jdgppfifl churglnul lnlidclliv
will til-Io bI"
1111'. appeal that ought to make it pop,
:ular with every class of theatre goers:
The play is supérblv mounted and
>brilliantly cast, the companv including
manv Broadway favorites.
Seats will be plated on sale Mon,
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‘ COURT TO FR:: THEM
Divorce $11,211.: will be numerous at
the coming term of the superior court
.if the present rate of applications con-
tinue. Fou: more cases were filed
yesterday.
Divorce proceedings were filed in,
the superio: court vestei'day by Eva
,lllithardson of Bridgeport against
George Richardson of Merlden, charg-
ins, habitual intemperwce. The ecu—l
pie \vete married on September 14, 1
The
plaintiff asks for the custody of one
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Leon )1, Ilahn of Danhury, charging
infidelitv, cruelty and habitual lntem-
pe‘am‘c on the part of her husband,
Max C‘. Ilahn of l‘anbury. filed suit
'asklng that she be freed from him.
The plaintiff alleges that the defen-
3:111:11 has 32, 500 and she would like to
lime her share She also asks for the
melody of their one child. The plain-
t.iff‘ 5 maiden 11111111- was Balsley. The
couple weie married Notembcr 25,
1909
(‘harclmz d059l‘,il()ll lennle'il. Lock-
wood asks for :1 dimrce from Freder-
ick \I. lockv: 0.0d In a suit flied yes-
,1,"- ':'ln in the superior court The con-
‘plc w-Irc married on August 12,1915.
E’l‘he (lesettinn ls changed from April
‘23, ”110.
i I‘.mmI (‘olclouch n1 Illllsdslc x v..
ililed stilt in the supcilor court ves-
‘tcrdov ushluu for dltorce from her
(.eorgc A. Colclough of
She
also alleges descitlon on July 3.1914.
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i MAYORS AT LAKE COMPOUNCE
, At the mectins of the Crocodile club,
jlicld :11 Lo Compnuncc. yesterday.
,. 'I'l..ul1lc to may ore of all thc cities
of the state were present It was the
Eutinnimous vote of those present that
lthc most efficient mavor In the whole.
state \\ 11‘: none other than tho presEnt
’lncumhcnt of that office In this cltv,
‘11'1I.\.Iltn'slr.om
lI w :is said that no mun had done
1'1'101c for the (‘iiy In any citv In the
state than had Mayor Ilarslrom, nor
luau: anv mun better fitting to hold the
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The above pcsn of praise was what
was told to the people of Norwelk by
those who had been to the meeting
,vcslerduy, Dr. J. Milton Cohui'n. The
press dispatches of the event are
Stamford, ex-Mnyor Waller Austin of
of llic‘bodv. but no doubt it was so
voted. The lollowlng cltyvexccullvcs
,wero pvt’xcnt: Mayor H. L. bleach and
’ex-Muyor’ Frank Coles of Middl-ctown‘:
E. E. Rogers ofrbiew London and ex-
Mayor I]. L. Armstrong of the same
city; Joseph A. Cook of Merlden‘; G.
L. Brown of 'Danbury. Mayor Treat of
Stamford, cit-Mayor nwiter Austin of
Stamford; J. 1.. Cameron of Rock,
ville. cit-Mayor J M. Coburn of So
Norwalk; ex- -!\'Iayor ill. C. Webster f
New Britain and Mayor Joseph F
Dulon of Hartford.
‘ Invitations’fcr the wedding of Miss
Mary Natalie, daughter of Mr.
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vunt, which will take place in Grace
Church on the 2221.: of September, u":
soon be issued. *
DRUGGISIS KEPI BUSY
People Everywhere Are Enthusiastic
Over “Neutrons Preemption '99"
Hundreds of bottles of “Neutrone
'good reason hack ol.’ It, and In the case
or "Neutrons Prescription 99" the roa-
T‘. sc two little lmps are a big help 111 this series, which include all the son ls its wonder working curative
to ll eh uncle BHh in his wooing of best. that the finest American talentlpower In all forms of rheumatism.
ban produce. will be shown at tho]
' 'ItIllion ol Betty's brother, Bobu Palace Theatre at least three months rheumatism :1
'Id fallen into cvll ways and had before any of them can be shout! 31158 pains of Neura 3111 are banished, swol-
quicklv subdued the
lien joints and painful muscles dilap-
incur. the blood It: purified and the gen-
wlth the bud Bob to rob his "CREATING CHEATERS" AT RE- eral health improved when "Neutrons
lPrcscrlptlon 99" is used.
'I’hls succumb! prescription 1: the
'11:“? of the crooks. It‘s: :1. line pleturo."year 111 the Elllnze bonito, New York. tried remedy "f n gmu1mmm
pm! in his nuance for years.
To place this “Neutron: Protecto-
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,Main street and Washington street
’will be closed to trams I
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~ Flynn.
and1
\Irs. Frederiék M. Wheeler, of 6 Myr- .
tle street, and Frank Bodwell Sturde-g
Inflammatory, muscular and tIIciutlc~
Saturday Afternoon
will govern itself accordingly,
The parade star‘s from the Green in)
upper Norw alk at 3 o’clock sharp, and"
will have passed through \\ ashmgton
strleet before 4: 30.
. Wall street, West avenue,
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In honor
.l the celebrationlor
Norwalli sons who are about
to enter :0 military servicejol
the Ullilci Slates, our office
will be used Saturday, Sept
1st, at noon.
2. Through traffic will be diverted ati
Armory Hill to Elmcrest, Stevens,
street, Franklin avenue. Mott avenue:
Cross street, Vorth avenue to West-5
port Hill. L
BTramic from Westport Hill will
follow leterse route \
4. Traflic at Railroad avenue will be;
discontinued at Washington Squaw,'
Rallrzoui Bridge while parade is pass- i
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CARL AXEL IIARSTROM
Mayor
INJURED BRINGS SUIT FOR $5, 000 i
BRIDSEPORT, Au. 31.-—To recover
for an injury to her spine and other 111-:
juries received by her vnten a trolley,
car on which she was a passenger:
backed into another car on Congress
street, Irene Flynn of Bridgeport, has,
brought suit against the Connecticut
Co. for 815.000 damages. Papers in the
suit were filed today in the superior—”i
court. As the plaintiff is a minor she'
brings suit :hrodgh her mother, Mary:
The Conner-“i '1 Light and Power Co.
’ 6711's: STREET, 110111111111
In the complaint is ullcecd that be.
cause of a defective brake the car
slid down the Congress stret-I grade,
between Main street and Housotonic
avenue, and struck another car up-
proaching on the same track. \llss
Flynn says she was throw tron. her
sent and buried against anolfifr seat.
She has been subject to fainting suglls
since the. accident and has been unhble
to pulsue hcr occupation as s stenog-
rnpher, she alleges.
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“Lemons‘wuten and
Beautify the Skin!
Make Cheap Lotion
The iuicc of two fresh lemons
strained Into a bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white makes 11
whole quarter pint of lhe'most re-
markuble lemon skin benutifler at
about the cost one must pay for a
unmll 1111' of the ordinary cold cream.
Care should be taken to strain the
lemon juice through 11 fine cloth so
no lemon pulp gels in, then this lo-‘
tion will keep fresh for months. Ev-
ery woman knows that lemon juice ls
used to bleach and remove such blem-i
lshcs as freckles, sullowness and lumi
and is the ideal sklu softener, smooth-5
encr and benutlfier.
Just try it! Make up :1 quarter pint
of this sweetly fragrant len'm lotion
and massage it daily l ' J the face,
neck ,armsand hnnd'.‘ ltshould nat-
urally 111.116 to whiku, soften, freshen,
and bring out the hidden roses and
beauty of any skin. ‘It is wonderful
for rough, red hands.
Your drugglst will sell three ounces
of orchard white at ,llttle cost, and
any grocer will supply the lemons——
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Scene From “Cheating Cheaters," at the“ Regent Theatre One Night 0""1.
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Thursday, Sept. 6th. A 'Piay,'oNt a Picture
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FIREWORKS
ROTQN P011 11"1' PARK
Moon our
RIDE THE "CYCLONE”
_Thé only. Ride qt its Killed In the World
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