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The HouSe of High-Grade
Entertainment
8 Show, 2:15, 7:15 and it
Today
BESSIE llAltltlSCALE
in a Romantic Comedy-Drama
“Borrowed Plumatze”
And Little Mary hicAllstcr in
“The Uneven Itoad"
li’lbhllay
Peggy Hyiand and» Marc
Macl’)ermott in
“Babette”
Hearst-Paths News and
graph Comedy
Tuesday and Wednesday
“Babbling Tongues”
A remarkable story of modern
society. An all-star cast.
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COMING
“THE CRISlS"
Douglas Falrbands in
"WILD AND WOOLLY"
Madge Kennedy in
“BAle MINE”
iRegent "l‘heatre‘i
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\ has proved true.
i 1 ll: .iery where the baby tnieht alt'cp peaco-
' A] Inf [Hffilhls :iuliy when not needed in the studios.
AT THE REGENT TODAY.
i lCN'l‘l‘IR'l‘AlNMENTS
ECHARLIE CHAPLIN AT THE
"'Borrowed Plumagc," Starring Bcssiel PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Barrlscalo, and Mary McAlister, {
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V in “The UnCVen Road."
1 Much has. been written of ludicrous
‘costumes as worn by stage and screen! How would YOU. 8 short, 50“,“ and
fitunlnat'ics during the portrayal of scarred mortal, like to be'chambionot'
"”“mll‘ ”ll“: bl“ l‘ ""0““ be llllllt'llli ‘all the puns? (‘ltarlit- (‘haltlin does it
1" find a more grotesque 0" “”95“” ill "The t‘ltttltplon," which appear-t :tl
0“" than ”1"” “'0’“ by ”“9““ B-”'r'""‘vthc Palace Tltetttl‘t' today for a return
rule in the latest Triangle Illiil'.“‘”5‘3"‘engagement, by request. '
rowed Plantatxe.” by .l. G. l'ltlll‘liS. it‘harlie lloot's 'em all. using his
ller appearance on the silillloa'ttles. of course. And that isn't
grounds at (‘ttlver (litv durinzz the pm- that Charlie docs, either;
duction of "liorrmved l’llllltllt‘ft-" was; T1“. mm, with the $170,000 s‘ynp‘rgox‘
always ”WW“ “’1‘“ ““3"” launhterlms so many new stunts, all his own.
and much teasing on the part of her‘um, it is imanslble to enumerate.
fellow players. llut "'l‘attet'ed Bessie: them. Just cmnc. see and laugh. ‘
took it all good naturedlv, for if her llH-‘ ,___-_.._.__..,.,_.
‘socintes found so much amnsemcna in' MARY PICKFORD COMES TO THE
her appearance, certainly the public, PALACE AGAIN MONDAY.
,would receive her client; with appro-i ‘
:batlon And her forecast. it is Stiltl.l
' . Effervescent Star Here for Two Days
1 in “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm."
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Highest Salaried Comedian Apnrs in
“The Champion."
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own
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“BABBLING TONGUESf" In direct contrast to her more re-
! ‘ went characterizations of powerful dra-
A Remarkable Production at the Re- matic qualities. Marv Pickiord's next
gent Theatre Next TueSday and screen portrayal is none other than
' Wednesday. ' that of the popular little figure in Am-
"Bnbbling Tongues." a timduction'nf erican literature. ”Rebccca of Sunny~~
ttmusualmerit311689130311.“theatll‘llc' brook Farm." During the past year
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'; tion at the Reset Theatre “9le “WK “Our Mary" has recel\'ed countless re:
The play is a masterpiece of William attests for he,- flppeamnce in this fa.
Palace "theatre
PHOTOPLAYS rnd vAUDEVILLE
* AdmissflV—lfic, 200 and 25c
Vaudeville Acts 5
Today
'Unsurpas‘sable Photoplays
Big Time
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CHARLlE WAN.“
$070,000 Worth in
“The Champion”
‘And In Hearst-Pattie News Reel
Monday and Tuesday—~Mary Pick
lord, America's Sweetheart, in
‘fRebecca of Sunny Brook Farm.”
.Humphrey, one of the. foremost motion mous gubjem' and her chturlzafinn of
:picture directors of the country. Hav- quaint mug Rebecca is in direct com-
;ing assembled an all-star coal to 03“”; pliance with popular demand.
out the demand of the pretentious S‘lll- Mary Pickford‘s presentation of
not. the public will find m ripwinsll'lfi.“'t‘he Poor Little Rich Girl" will live
photoplay the Mikhail)" “'hll‘h on long in the hearts of American picture
unusual Production aways {Ill'i‘fi- 'patrons. In this child part the sweet
"Babbling Tongues” is "- production little actress scored one of her very
0f ”10 lvan Film Production. Inc., the greatest successes and her adaptabili-
concern which made the tremendous ties to such portrayal were nerallzl
hit. “Enlighten Thl' Dfl‘l'flltm-n 2conceded to be her most no . llle ac-
Through the efforts 0i manager Run complishments. However, even great-
tor. of the Recent Theatre. "Babbling er than “The Poor Little Rich Glrl"is
'l'onsrttes" has been booked for showing 'Rebeoca. who has become a faVoritQ
tin his theatre for two days. 119-“ Tues- national character; in fact. a national
'dar and chHPSdaY- i type established not only in thisfiiht in
W“ lother countries as well. Replete with
AT THE REGENT MONDAY- inative wit of the rural districts and
. g the wholesome charm of untrammeled
tPeggy Hyland and Md”? MacDermott.‘ American girlhood, this story offers
I in a vttagraph "Babette." lbiarv Pickford a character that it is
The tinv player W110 i-‘l seen 334“” ‘ncnerallv felt, will prove the crowding
Hl’lflnd'.‘ baby in “Babette," the Vila" achievement of her wonderful career.
graph Blue Ribbon Feature which. One of the bps, gene“ of the age.
.Charles Erahln directed from the novel the book by Kate Douglas wgggm is
thy 1“. Berkeley Smith and whichstars undoubtedly the most popular work of
:Peagy l-lvland With More MaCDETmOtt this well-known writer. On the stage
Oct. 1. 2.3.- 4. 5. 6, 1917
The Leader In DISDlaYS. At'lpart. and refusing to allow.the mother'the spoken drama. With Marv Plate surauce bill. a‘Senato fl
7 tractions and Attendance
at nuance ow manual-y, Conn.
maul-av Film,
,restded in the little star's dreSsing-yRQbecca. of ,ISunnybrook Farm." druuj
1 room While “t the studios, imailzed by Charlottc'Thompson and'
ill illlS feature, which is the attra’c— Miss Wiggin, immediately 100k llOld bf!
itlon at 1h? REEF/Ill T119311? on Mon- : til!) hearts of the greaa playgolfig pub.’
l'day. the little player has a prominent lie and et‘icct’ed another triumph. fog-j
1 to take her precious charge to the gen»
. , ford in the titleprg'le ‘otltsi screen bro-:1
{oral dressing. room between the scenes, _ ‘ ' ,
sentatlon; offerin til
the ‘ ‘oa "
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another page.
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favor than ever before. morrow. Senate debate is set to begin
Adapted to the so" on by Frances early next week, with an effort to pass
Mat-ton. One a f the .. 5' iol'rmO-‘ll Wl‘l- the bill within the week.
ters connected with the clmum. and in considering changes, principally
slmzed under the Li“ to direction of in the insurance sections, Judge Julian
Mill'fillflll Neilnn. lllt" ttIllllllelpl‘OdllCBl',“r', Mack, who has been strongly ad-
‘tYlltlSt? sensational it" » mpllsltmeuts ll'lbrocaflng the bin_ conferred today‘wflh
‘lllt‘ film drama have created country- Senators Smith of Georgia, and Smoot
wide attention. Marv l‘ivklottl's anmt L’tah. Senator Willitims ot MissisS-t
offering. released ll) 5 ”01““ Pictures ‘ippi. will have charge, of the bill on theI
offers a rare treat to it". «115' army of tlnor,of the Senate. and leaders hope to
admirers, Arrantzenn “Ms tor the show-secure unanimous: consent For an tarif-
inll of this photoplay "0W 0“ Monday final vote without resorting to cloture.
and Tuesday have illSi been 00mph?“ Passage of the bill substantially in
ed by Manager Collins. “~‘f ”“3 Palace the torn: in which it passed the House
Theatre. W110 ill planning ‘0 Wk“ care last Weclt is regarded as assured. with
0, ”i“ great attendance that is “55““ considerable sentiment for its perfec-
ed ll“ presentation. ttion by amendment in a separate bill
int the regular session of Congress in
IS FOR Inccember. ’
"RED ACE" SERIAL:
li‘latlnum is one of the moat value-l '—‘Sl0D3 Delmfl‘ l0_ rig”. for any-
ble minerals in the world at the pro-ithlns in the carpenter ‘ '49- Phone
sent. time. It is bPanllnCil erlr-ustyelytms‘l- Sl- 50““ & *7 oer, Steamboat
tn the manufacture of munltlom otil‘lll'fi‘. CliV- .
war. Platinum forms the setting for!
the Universal sixteen-chapter serlalJ
"The Red Ace," which will be run at
the. Palace Theatre, starting on next
Saturday.
PLATINUM 3A8
W
A Knitting Tea
TO RAISE FUNDS FOR WAR
A diamond in a platinum setting is RELIFE WORK
an appropriate description of this in
test. of all Universal serials. inasmuch ‘ At Residence of MRS. WILLIAM
as the ace. of diamonds has been chos-
en as its advertising trade—mark
Mario .Walcamp. the dare-deal oi.
the screen, will star in "The Red.
Ace," and from present. indications itl
WY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 24,
3:30 to 6:00 P. M.
seems more than llktlv that she will‘ Admtssron for Kmtters, 250
add immeasurably to the laurelsl Others, 500
which site won in that other Univer~§ “' “" "””" -
sal serial. which i- . ill among ”18! THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
most popular on the market today—
“Liberty."
“The Red Ace" was written and
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
Founded by Elizabeth B. Mead. 1883
A boarding and day school for girls
and little boys which otters sane and
directed by Jasques Jaccard. who DEF _ .
tsound training in elementary and sea
ldemic subjects under the best one
formed both of these important ser-
vices for “Liberty.” and he has Chosenlpiccs. \Largo faculty of excellent
to support Miss‘ Walcamn fl cast Oftteachers. New school building with
actors who eminently tit the roleStspacious gymnasium and separate
which Mr, Jaccard has devised for the Sludyt'fhlalls 1211‘ eachI department
NV 1. . 5 “u 1 u groan s, eons court.
fight? i??? TPBSBWJJ}iiinmafihtfl pper School offers general anc‘
1‘ 3‘ ““9 r ‘9' ‘3; " . p ' ' " ‘ special courses. College preparaiurs
the hero role 091105“9 “133? Vt 111mm“. reviews a specialty. New course to
Charles Brindlere Bobbi: .‘Jnck. LC lll-ll-tousehold Science taught M a real
Wells, Harry Archer, Mama Shelby. house with a real kitchebn- ‘ A ten
, . i, . thou-resident. not 5 may 3 admitted
hoble Johnson and 3 .me Mitchell.2 to this marsh:
It. is one, of the filmm‘?“ ““5““ mar The lower school includes the In‘
assembled .for a Univcmal serial. and , termediate, primary and Kindergar
one in which there is a tremendOuslten Departmdnts. Children are taught
amou‘nttng of actions: Don't-w. “The. Red flair-’30 sttludiy 1anta to); a refill {05nd}:-
., . r_.-, . . on or 191‘ a er ngi so no 'or.
Ace is a flght’,ng,"mld] from start. The Kindergarten and Primary Do
to finish, and H "mm?” patriotic partment for ‘girls and boys will be
in its development. in chargoof Miss Eloise Bylngton and
_..___.__...__—
Mia's Eda Haywood. New rooms one-
DEBATE INSURANCE ,BILL soon. clatty equipped in Main School build
wasnmomou. Sept. 20.—In an e‘t—
tng. '~
fort to expedite'enactmont of the Ada
Arrangements '»made for meeting
children at, the trolley and for serving
ministrationysoldtera' and sailors’ 4n.-
nan'ce sub-com.
lunches. Chorus class to charge of
Lillian Sherwood Newktrk. Gymnaa
minor changes'
hm: ‘0
mttt‘ee tetlay' worked out
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: " New Fall Suits, Coats and t
At Prices That Are Reasonable" .
EH. EARLE, 179 East Ave, MON-‘
tics and talk donning in allmrades ,
mama‘s:
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a 8 Ice 0 I
Can you imagine buying u
Combination Coal and Gil
Range for such a low price? .11" ' '
you act quickly, you can seem
one of these bargains. Wonder
ful value at prices asked and
supply will be sold out quickly.
YOUR OLD COAL RANGE
TAKEN IN TRADE FOR $10.
We will remove your cool
. stove and allow you a. credit of
$10 toward the cost of your New
Combination.
ALL canons son) on
CLUB PLAN .
$2 with order and Dollar
Weekly brings your New
Range.
Select your range new to be certain oi I
getting the one you want. ' '
out
The Connecticut Light and Power Co. m
67 WALL s'r. noawanx.‘
J ACOBY’S
THE STORE THAT_ BATISFIES
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Tickets "
Sealed bids for the purchase of the old hospital .
site and improvements will be received at the hospital. i
no to 8p. m.. Tuesday. October 9th. 1917. Said bids ~
will be publicly opened at the annual meeting of the ,
Hospital Association. at the Norwalk Club. at 8:30};
p. m.. on that date.
For plans and printed information to prospective
bidders. apply to the superintendent on the premises.
Any further information desired may be obtained
from the Building Committee.
Judge John J. Walsh.
John Cavanagh,
John McMullen. _,\
Buildina CommitteesThe Norwalkr Hospital Asso- _
ciation.
A
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'_' mthe ome
1}] No piece of home hunitme quite as
comfortable, convenient and attractive has
ever been altered. Besides being a "thing
of beauty and a joy forever." ir‘citocls a real
saving in rentby saving space. It makes five
rooms do the wotl; at six. The following table
shows how it will earn nineteen time: its cost in
fillccn years. , ' .
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. Rent. Groom (in... 1 your . . . . . . . 53-09-00
Jiont. Sqoom flat. 1 you: . ....... 240.00
' 5avinz in "in. 1 room. I you . . . 3 60.00
. , Lil'- otélindel Parlor Bed. minimum 151cm
“ ' .t. 1 r on i" moo! 360.00
““333; ° ‘ J ' ' . . mom
Average Cost cflliindls‘l “Poke; Bod. ‘
Tptal Ere-“1m of Timid Pith: Bod .
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