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llo. tor the Boys
one thing we can do. and that we can do at
or in connection with “OLD GLORY” as per illus-
tration. A SERVICE FLAG.
By displaying thhis flair. in your home. others
will know as well as you. that some member of your
family is “DOING THEIR BIT.”
This Flair will present to you one of the most
inspiring of pictures. and will give you reason to
think proudly of yourboy who is now in the SER-
VICE FOR “UNCLE SAM.”
One Star designates one person. two Stars two
So'do not {that our boys in their hardships. but
be among the first to display a Service Flag.
It will bring happiness to them. which is the
scarcest thing in the Trenches.
« ‘ Understand that this Flair can be displayed.
not only for the men in the Army and Navy. but for. , . p
the Boston. Red Cross Nurses and Aviators who ,. -
As to how to secure this
Flag see coupon on
another page.
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in a window of our home
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lmi ~ tunity to see all kinds of foundry
(I A] IHE IHEAIRES AMOUNT ARTCRAFT AT THE {was there, rushed over to call upon equipment. machine tools and acces
Regent Theatre
The House or High-Grade
Entertainment
I Shows, 2:15, 1:15 and ii
...—....
Toda
Peggy Hyland and Marc
MacDermott in
“Babette”
\Hearst-Patlte News and
. graph Comedy
:1 Vitu-
Tuesday and Wednesday
“Babbling Tongues”
A remarkable story of modern
‘soclety. An all-star cast.
Commit
MADGE KENNEDY
., In the Swiltest Comedy ever
’ ‘ ‘ screened
A Goldwyn Production of 1000
Laughs , , "
.“Baby Mine”
fit
Palace Theatre
Tnnpnsr lN VAUDEVILLE
AND PICTURES
Vaudeville Every Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
Today ant“ Tomorrow
Amt-1" 1 ‘t' 7» Liweetllen rt
any Pickford
_in.._
“Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm”
' A Delightful Story of Home
And a Hearst-Paths News Reel
Wednesday
Another Paramount~Artcraft
Vivian» Martino in
_, “Little Miss Optimist” ‘
‘THURSDAY-rLNorma Talmadge
in "The Law of Compensation."
Five acts, of vaudeville.
PALACE WEDNEEDAY him.
. » ...—.... i "Yes," he exclaimt‘d. "I always do
.No Relic-rule Needed For thil “I“. well with Mary Pickford! pictures,
in "Little Mi“ Optimlet" land 1 always try to get them—every-
Olte oi' the most spontaneous and body seems to like them. i play 9“
' MacDermott ”mm“ tights 9"" “9"" 0“ "New one} can get a hold of.”
i Never before was Peggy liylllnd. tho."°!“~““-‘ “iii" Place in “19 Paramount: “What did you like her in best?"
,little Vittlgraph star, ",0... in her olefiproductinn ”f “Little Mi” Ol-‘umi-‘ittumsked Zimmerman. ”posting to hear
'ment than she is in “titlwtte,” theWhich “m he see“ 3‘ ”‘9 PM!” Thea- the usual praise of “Poor Little Rich
Blue Ribbon feature in which she imm‘ 0“ Wednesday of ”“3 “'9‘“ Girl." . I
eostarred with Marc :.lacl)ermott.§ The "mm“ ‘5 between Ernest 103‘"! The motion picture man studied a
twhich is the headliner on an all-star 0‘13”?" “'9'“ and Charles 6"“an 1“ moment and then replied—"Well. 1
bill at the Regent Theau-v todar. i“ ““rkm‘d ”mm ”mm” “mm"? think the folks liked her best in ‘Gar-
: Miss Hylnna lot/es animals and her‘serwd 'ti‘w effect without any lime. men; ..
|tlr9ssing-i‘00nl has been the retreat or, tice—slmply telling “‘9 me“ ‘0 3°
every cat and dog about thp studtog,[ahead and fight, telling each one se-i TO TRAIN MEN.
:tllonall they were hungry and dirty.5cretiv. that his Opponent was sunroei
:Pegcy washed and fed them all and“ ‘0 be 3 German SPY- Th“ his in»
,they an. now her firm friends. structions were enthusiastically follow-'3t0'rl College Institutes Marketing
i And 'in this quaint story of old,”1 W“! 1)“ SP9“ by all “’1‘" witness that Court”.
in order to properly equip men to
1pmnce, there are many animals, not ‘ production. which abounds in other ill~i
the least of which. is a mule. kittenJCidE‘niS Of interest. in" the numerous positions "1 market-
Chanticleer and a score or hcnutin pfiIu tins which are new opening up through-
00m._ [MARY PICKFOD AT THE PALACE out Connecticut and" other states. the
t , ...—.... iTHEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW. Connecticut Agricultural college has
I AT THE ‘REGENT TUESDAY . instituted a number of courses which
. .' Disiingulsh’d American Star Appears will tend to fit a man as an expert cap-
i'IBahbling Tongues" is Booked for a in “Rehecca of Sunnyhrook table of handling marketing propo-
i . Two Days' Showing With an i Fem” isiticns. The United States department
! AlllStar Cast I For "Rebenra oi Sunnybrook Farm." of markets is finding much difficulty
i "Babbling ongueS,” the remarkable Mary Pickford's new Artcrntt picture in filling its vacancies due to rapid
Ivan photoplay, which comes to the
tRegent Theatre on Tuesday and Wed-
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1 AT THE REGENT ToDAY
"‘Bahette." a Greater Vltngi‘aph, Star-i
} ring Peggy Hytand anal Marc
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England low” “735 nefided- it “‘9'" of trained men throughout the country.
inesday. and in which an all~star cast 0W“ was a. town transported from the A decided demand for suchimen is 3i)
lot screen favorites, including Jiluli‘h‘lgn—gn "Inun'tains of Vermont and set‘puent.
'Morrlson, Grace «Valentine. Arthufidown amid the green hills oi Cantor-i Professor Guy (J, Smith who has ha d
{Donaldson Paul Capellani. Millsemia. Pleasanton is that town—it is “much practical experience in organiz-
ItBeaudet. and others has '1an 3850m'iNew England as the oldest New Eng ‘
lbled, presents an entirely new view Oflland village, c\’en to the types of hbus »
the. Eternal Triangle. Noiihei‘ a v“iii-ice. the little hotel and the sleEpy vll '
ipire nor a Magdalene Sim", it, be~tineo streets. ‘
cause of its intensely and ('Iliii'PiY “0‘“ The Pickford Company location man
”‘1 situations, has been itiCOl‘dHl by,waa sent to Pleasanton to see If it
‘critics exceptional praise i0? its Dar'iwould be suitable for the counterpart
lticular excellen of artistry_ “Bab'|of Rebecca‘s home. He stopped at
‘ilill‘lg Tongues”.will be shoun for the; the little hotel and told the proprietor
Ifirst. time in this city at the Rt’gemithnt he was arranging for the. accom-
'i‘heatre. modation of Mary Pickford‘s Company.
‘ The proprietor said: "Is that. a theat-
who is recognized authority'on publicI
markets, will have charge of the work.
let- Storrs. The college has secured ‘11
i8. Price to assist ProtessorSmlth. Mr.
Smith‘is a graduate of Wisconsin Ag-
ricultural college and has secured his
master’s degree from the University of
Michigan. In addition he has partial-
ly finished the work requisite for a
doctor‘s degree at Yale university, has
.ricnl company?" Without thinkingnmd gnfiyears experience teaching in
twin Zimmerman, the location mnn.i e n versity of Michigan and comes
tAnother Henry W. ‘Savage Musicai'said, “Yes." ‘ h. [to Storrs With a good record behind
. Comedy Coming to the Regent ' "How long do you expect to staylmgl' ,
Theatre _ there?" asked the proprietor. ' I There is no reason why young men
i An extraordinary attraction at the; "Oil, about two weeks," replied Zim-i‘“ Connecticut should not be filling
" “HAVE A HEART”
ANBtTfifilfi
Oct. 1. 2. 3. 4. ”5.6. 1917
_ The Léader in Displays. At
tractions and Attendance
“ (MM. BUNDLE. Secfiy. Qanhnl‘y..‘Conn.
' “Til;— MEAEETMISBE 1392p? Will 'be 9- Wdoehouse ‘md Jerome Kern “dis. motionlpicture company and askedt '
exemplified by the Past Masters of St. tinguishefl trio who have collaborated
John's Lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M., on V in, contrivlng the greatest musical
~Tuesday‘ evening. September- 25th, in ' c edy successes of inoperiod.““linve deepiy’ior. a momentand then_"fallow-
the hemills in Wall street. 1' The ,an.E A Heart""is a red letter event in 10'. ed" that he hadlh ard'somebotly “‘9‘”
a First} cal amusements , .
to with ' "
.‘nu'al visit ot_ the Deputy at th
Regent Theatre on Monday. Oct. 1. |'mermnn. ._ 'many resnonsible positions in market
i n ‘
will he Henry W- Savage's We“ “‘3'! . The hotel proprietor was astonished ‘ing in the lie!!! future, said Professor
..cess, “Have A Heart," the mirthful~and said: "My! you canft get any mpismiih. "It would be unfortunate if
and melodious musical comedy that; diences it you play two weeks. We onr'thefistata found it necessary do go be
scored so instantaneously in New”); Moe had ("1.3 travelling show in the‘yond its boundaries to find the men
York last winter. This unto-the-‘minj'lfls‘t five years and they only stayeint needs to do the work. The college
uto combine of joyous ltutllort’i’mn‘toue nights-41nd they wished theyiexpects and will do its part, and for
lnine beauty and fascinating melodies hadn’t stayed that long," ” this reason those courses are being
‘is the 10th product 0f ““3” 130“” P't Van then explained. that it was a-made a regularpartottae'ourrtcoitim;
i
the. proprietor if he had never baard oi! GIVE ViSlTO‘RS CHANCE T0 ‘ '
.355 flOVJ‘ FOUNbHYMEN WORK
4
tMaryPicktord. The hotel man thoughti.
, and will crowd daemon her mm. 5 33d“ know much
so timely applica- . .
. iii” .
“a;
lVlVlAN MARTiN lN ANOTHER PAR- hearing that a Pickford representativel
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now at the Palace Theatreasmall New expansion of the service and theme): ‘
:ing markets throughout the slate and PM! 5' ‘
sors now in use for the manufacture
of implements of war. Leading litan-
utncturers Mil deliver addresses dur-
ing the week upon various war-time
uses of metals.
GRACE HOEY
Who Pereonatea the screen Queen in
Henry W. Savage's atest 'Musical
Comedy Success, “Have A Heart," at
the Regent Theatre, Monday,_ Octo-
i.’ i r the Eirtifcztifi'il”
ran mansion sonoor.
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
Founded by Elizabeth B. Mead. 1883
A boarding and day school for girls
and little boys which otters sane and
sound training in elementary and aca-
demic subjects under the best one
pleas. Large faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and separate
study hal
for each department
utiful unds, tennis “court.
poor School otters general and ,
special courses.
College preparatory
reviews a specialty. New course in
Household Science taught in a real
house with a real kitchen. A few
non-resident pupils,.may be admitted
‘to this course.
The lower school includes the in-
termediate, Primary and Kindergar
ten Departments. Children are taught
how to study and lay a. good founda-
tion for their later high school work.
The Kindergarten and Primary Do
partment for girls and boys will he
in‘ charge of Miss Eloise Byingtou and
Miss Eda Haywoodt‘t Newrooms ape. -
. clally equipped in Main ’School build:
ing.
a
rrangements ,made for meeting
children at the trolley and for serving
lunches. Chorus class in charge at”
Lillian 3§herwoodrililewklrk Gymnas-
.ins.‘
“ii; .
Ranges installed in Norwalkl
Thenanguhavesivenuunentntiataetionto our on
tomersandmabigm: ’3‘:
HA1“! SATISFIED panes.
Wecanputyouintouchwith .‘
a. number right in your our
neighborhood if there is any
doubt in your mind about the
“QUALI'L Y" RANGE.
NOT AN EXPERIMENT:
You take no chances in put»
chasing one of these ”QUALL
; TY” RANGES; we have been
. selling this for two and one-
hali years.
310 FALL SALE NOW OPEN.
$2 with order, $1 weekly, ex-
‘tra'10 per- cent. discount, $10,
for old cal range.
ONE. TODAY!
t The Connecticut light and Power Co.
,67 Wall Circe! Nor-walk, Conn.
SEE ABOUT
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"JACOBT’S
THE STORE THAT SAT " FlES
New Fall Suits, Coats and
Dresses
At Prices That Are Reasonable
Ronta ‘
'e;
Notarlal‘“
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Public .
Btea'm-l . ,.
.lhlp
Tickets
' : site and improvements will be received at the hospital.
Sealed bids for the purchase of the old hospitals
up to 8 p. m.. Tuesday. October 9th. 1917. Said bids
will be publicly onened at‘ the annual meeting of the 7_
. Hospital Association. at the Norwalk Club. at 8:300 '
p. in" on that date. '
For plans and printed information” tonrospective
bidders. apply to the superintendent on the premises.
Any further information desired may be obtained
5 train the Building Committee.
Judge John J. Walsh.
John Cavanalrh.
John McMullen.
Buildinar Committee. The Norwalk Hospital Asso-
ciation. ‘ ' ‘
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' ‘ “life of Kindel Porter Bed. minim-#5313012.
actually made :7
in ih-iei'h'omfe
$85593
. with one piece ofi'f'unniture
QNopkced homcfum'alnemr'ne as
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of beauty and a )oy forever, it cited: a r Igueéflfifigt .
saving in cent by saving space.- it makes five . 17mm _.
rooms do the work of six. The following table
shows how it will earn nineteen iimeaitsmst In
fifteen years. «
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Rent. 64mm “on! you}. . '. t . . -. . $300.00
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