n ,. 1 :t' R Inother Henry w. Savag rq Success b5 _ With ”Have a A?" EGEN MUNDA V, OCTOBER 1 HENRY W ‘i’ ”V‘s"? e . THE £§USEC L “Bright Lights” “The Road That Lies Before” “Honeymoon Inn" and ‘fMy Wifewi‘vi‘y Man” TMEA IRE, NORWAUI' , OFFERS Winter’s JMEDY :T are 3: Big Hit At the Liberty Theatre, \1 . LCGK AND L'I’nlr‘i ‘\ ' or cuv 301.7211»: AN: 1".G.WODEHOUSE Mtifiic BY JEROME KERN' New York Now You Can Hear Jerome Kern’s Bewitching Songs “You Said Something” y” “I'm So Busy" “All Alone" ‘ ‘ Samarkland’ ’ "Napoleon” “bag,- ‘ Heart” “Look In His Eyes' 01W- H ART "-1 “fr v“ a, .1- 1 | fiuuD. I131. 1.11.» i - ‘N ', -~ - un- ‘1.” l l‘. 1) C"? Y tf" .‘f..1...i l HE ' “mg.- " ‘ to, $1.00, $1.50. 111.1111 Sale Thursday. .. wag”... Waste No Time' Cometotheoillceatoneeltyouue planning to installone of these fine “QUALITY” COMBINATION RANGES during the in Fall Sale. srocx Is LIMITED And Range should be selected immediatelyif you do not wish to be disappointed. WONDERFUL VALUE FOR. PRICES ASKED... , Bought Inst November, long before prices were advanced, ‘ and every one is a big bargain. onus runwse Down. $1 wrmxn 310 Credit ior old Coal Range. . THE BEST COMBINA N RANGE TRADE IN TOWN. “ -‘ g .a -n I ~~~ » --- -_.- 3 »—~1 —— —-» mm —- one: HOEY , “ _ 1m! I-H,‘1..E A HEART" lleads the youthful heroine to the The “Screen Queen" in Henry w. Savage'e Musical Comed ‘ ‘ ' I y Success, 0 1 ~ -~—— 'point of making a fatal step from “Have A Heart " at the Regent Theatre, Monday Evening, October 1. The CDIIIICCIICUI l ‘1]th and Power C0. if egent 'l‘heatl‘el “WW" 0" '1 ""Y W. Savage's MUN- which she is saved by the revelations . ' . cal Com In to be Seen at of her father The fathers recital; " W 67 WAMTRHT NORWALK. ’ The House of High-Grade "19 liegent Theatre iconcerns the girl's mother, and in ’ Entertainment i Grace “0")- who PHYS “K "5"9‘3" Us enactment on the screen Miss ‘ ~ . . .1 ,3 .1 .. , __ ._,___,.., , -35! ' Shows, 2.15, 7.16 and 9 Queen in “I 11 :1. -‘d! “i we?“ '(‘almadge appeals in this mature role ‘ mo‘w'ays vaudov‘". and i , » . 1 .a -5 “11 comedy 1W” Have a ”“W Both the present day story and the . V 1 I . ’ Today WNW will 1’“ seen at the “(‘th fathers narrative of past events are EVOI'V Photon’ays Every ‘ , \ , l ‘ JAM} S Mgfifilggr§find GRACE Theatre, “Thin-VI 0910”" 1: 9W” of an intensely dramatic character i Mon., Tu.&, W“. Mun-8., ’1',” Sat. ' I . __ _ ‘9‘ ““9" ‘ ' m ”“3 Stage ‘0 an "“3“ and afford many novel situations I ‘ .. « “BAbbfin lnT u ” fdent wlll:‘ I1 3011 place during her The picture has been lavishly' THE STORE HAT SATISFIES , 2' 0“ es ‘ ‘ 1 1 1 A remarkable story gOf modern :[fi‘izefii‘ilh] 3231:" stage as a chorus mounted b3 its producer Joseph Mi . to society. An all-star cast. "g . ‘Scm‘m'k “"d the 9““ ‘3 surrounded a ace ea 1 e N Fall 8 m .t C t d I” Also Burton Holmes Travel l The comma 1‘3"“?! a benrilt “’6 by such well known film players as ew “I. S, 03. S an ‘3 “We :‘i’ebsyrffu‘f '"“'“‘-“.'”' “Win: 011115191 Barnett, John Charles, Sally' SOUTH NORWALK ' ‘ cu , an 1111. .11c pencrmance Crutc Robert Cummings, Frederick Dr‘ L— ' 8 Thursday ientirc trout-1 was entertained at a. Esmelton Mar I v ”at . y Hall, Edwi . WILII‘RED LUCAS and ’ELDA *“nnel‘ given by the club: “”1“" to Fred G l-learn n smmeyi This Week---Tlllll‘s., Fri" sat-”This week At P ; MILLAR. in Frimi. the. composer of the 'lliah Five acts oil ' 11 h a ' 11 v 1 1“,, 111111 1111111111» .1 3,5,33,53,33; VAUDEVILLE mes 11““ Are Reasonable Hearst-Paine News and a Vic-tot Moore Comedy Friday EARL WILLIAMS In :1 Bill? Ribbon lI‘calul‘lI “The StoflTreaty” Comma MAI'XlE KENNEDY - In the Swiftest Couwdy ever screened A Goldwyn Production of 1000 Laughs , " “Baby Mine” I W nnd played the melodies of the mole ‘ the principals and chorus joining in as VIVIAN MARTIN APPEARS , GILLETTE he played their ,mxtltulux llnlliOIl. AT TH ‘ E PALAC 0 Th Min After all the airs had been played. Vivian Martin Tells Her “$0332: 8 Master-0mg 0‘ Mystery Mr. Frilnl 111011 11 song then ill , 1 perltltiOn in “Little Mi . uh ' venue, and one of the (‘ilOl'llS girls timlet" u Op 3 Bpectalc r million! sang the wwls. This girl was Grace: “No I‘m not afraid of ghosts o lloey, and m lhis manner she “as 11h- whith \\ 1r 1 shape her future, for [she thus a 'llaled herself from the bal- ance of tin chorus and became one of .the soldlsis ol‘ the evening. It hair in whith l have clung since child p‘ened that Henry W Savage was one hood. of "Little Miss Optlnloat." which m M “if ifliliiiiS . AT THE REGENT‘ THEATRE T0- DAY ————. ':Babbilng Tongues” a Remakarble Su- per Photoplay, Portraylng ~ Modern Society 'Ilohold how great a molten 11 little fire "y which Sh" could Mt otheru‘lse ”0118 fibOllt 111880 ”“1183 myself, 381' kindleth! tAIld lhe tongue is a fire, a world of iniquity; It setteth on fire the coulse of us: turd, l/tnd it is set on fire of hell. ~Jameslach. 111, v. 5. 6. The above verse, taken from Scrip- " turc,'is the basic argument of the scenario prepared by, the combined ef- forts of William Humphrey and George E. Hall. it is a comprehensive verse, and while unquestionably has been taken as text for uncounted thousands of sermons, the dramatic possibilities read their climate heights in U .. _1li:111'e plesented in ‘filahbling TI..1glles.'-' AT THE REGENT THURSDAY A Triangle Play, “The Food Gam< blers," Starring Wilfred L's: \ cas and Elda Miiiar Probably the most timely scleen play of the moment “The' Food Gam- blers" produced under the supervi- ‘ cion of Allan Dawmat, the Triangle Excellency, the Governor." studios, which will be shown at the . .ttogcnt Theatre Thulsaay. } Elda Mlllar, who appeared in. "Her. has the' “frole of the young newspaper woman, - The Leader in Displays. At who exposes a ring of prominent men engaged in “food gambling” Wilfred Lucas has the role of Henry Havens. food commissioner. This 'l‘llangle picture is said to be alive with dramatic action; as when the young reporter breaks into The food gamblers‘ oiilces and. declares, she. will imprison them as traitors to .. «.1 _ 1a--‘__.. ”Maury F‘AiR Oct. 1. 2. 3..4 5.6.1917 their country . , ,1 lwhn was collaborator with Paul Arm of the Rue; 1 ol‘ the evening, and lull-1311,11hm is coming a ‘luclly Hoc3 made . lasting: impression upon the some by the w his sonnet: 1' mind for months latel. ’\\'hen she was seeking an. engage- dime, the picture should be Very successful ment in Max York, she chanced into A lot of people cspec'ialh theatrical They don’t believe in whistling in dressing into time putting :tllc "Savage, aim-011 and 11s llo‘: voice jwna being heard, as are all the. voices ,nf applicants, Mr. Savage passed rooms having two people look lthzoueh the 100m and recognized her a mirror at the same. as the singer which had so ilupress- a hat on the. bed or lighting three cig- ;“d 111111 ”‘ S3racuse larettes from the same match. l Miss lloc3 thus gained an oppmtun 110! courc, Im not exactly superstl people, are ver3 superstitious. have manal' ed and secured the en- gagement she soueht. Hel natural talent had been recognised and she has made. rapid progresa in the musi- thing that might happen as a conse lcal comediI s of Mr. ISavagze. ‘quence I've. carried ! Lnlaht of the first i‘Pctcr Pan‘ in which, as you know, 1 though I don’t often do them, but ev AT THE PALACE FRIDAY Kitty Gordon in a World Picture, “of that production decided me, and “The Beloved Adventuress" ‘ ~, truly it does seem as if there must. be Kitty Gordon, the lncomparably"something in it, for ever since then beautiful. is the star of the latest luck has followed me,’ concluded the World~Picture Bradyullmlr ‘l'hich‘star. with her fingers demurely cross- bears th‘c fascinating title or “The'ed, Beloved Adventuress." Miss Gordon's beauty 15 enhanced by the brilliant; .. ‘ gowns she 1- are in this production! THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL [She changes gowns for nearl3 cvczy F del‘ObSP 01% H1311 NgrY’IG-u; 1888 scene. El'jm woman in the city will 0““ 9 Y an cm as 1 , 1s l A boarding and day school for girls iwant to S“ 1 picture if for no "the? land little bo3s which otters sane and. reason than in see this remarkable'sound training in elementary and non display of faullion’s latest creations demic subjects under the best aus- "The Beloved .ldVentures's" will be dices. Large faculty of excellent the big attraction at the Palace Thea- teachers. New: school building with ire on Friday spacious g3mnasium and separate study halls for each department. Beautiful grounds, tennis court. Ulper School offers general and special courses. College prepsraiars reviews a specialty. New course in Household Science taught In a real lunches“ Ohorus class in charge of Hilton Sherwood \‘ewkirk. Gymnaa tics and folk dancing in all grades Compenmfio’nn Fall term begins 9 a. 1'1)“ Septgmfhel g ,. a house with a real kitclen ow finsormal 'J .lnadge," the chmmlln non resident pupils may be admitted 1 [mm or mung pictule star, W10 N “fig course ' recently made SllCll a great success The loner school includes the In in “Pantheo.” will appear at the Pal- termcdlnte, Primary and Kindergar ace Theatre gomorr‘ow in her second, ten Dtepai'tlxentshfihildren sanitauiht . ‘ 1owosuyan nyngoo ouno jelznicl‘ Pictulcs production; entitled lion for their later high school work. The Law 0‘ Compensa ion. This is The Kindergarten and Primary Do an intenscl3 dramatic a cry of mod- ern Amerlrnu life, bv Wilson Mlzner. NORMA TALMADGE iN NEW PRODUCTiON AT PALACE fromonnowl Sweet Young Star of the Silent Drama Appears in “The Law of liis‘a Eda Haywood. New rooms spo- I-lally equipped in Main‘ School build é'stlong in writing such successful lug Tplays as ”Alina Jimmy Valentine" and "The Deep Purple." 111' ldrcn at the trolley and tor eel-ville In "The Law of Compensation" 19%). R. mm“ A. 8 Miss Talmadge has exceptional Oppnfi 1" ml at". Etunltles to display heir versatile or» m" “defiant Min I“ with: powers. Mauritanian that hawktueemuflend thirteens or opening umblellaq in the lmowm‘ll 1,1 ”‘l‘il‘g an "pm”‘k‘m house" laughter] Vivian Martin, stal' is appealing at the Palace Theatre to 1lay."hut l have one last superstition uy. which I've used in ‘l. title Miss Optimist‘ in order that on if I did, nothing would happen.‘ M3 lucky dime uould prevent any- it since the performance of it‘ollowcd Maude Adams. The success' it partmi‘ut for girls and boys will be . in Charge of Miss Eloise Dyington and Arrangements made ibr meeting Return Engagement l‘ 8AM J. RYAN (Late Star of N. Y. Winter Garden) ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY IN A MERRY CONCOCTION 0F MIBTH “out. FREDERICKB, NELSON 9' ! ' ‘ FREDERICKS Comedy Instrumentalists JAMES KENNEDY dz CO, lathe Comedy Skit aw --m—,.--m- . W 3 “Jack Swift Untoda " ON a 1:111 11:51:11er am. 1 Are Notaries ,1. JOHN T. KELLY i m 3.11.111. 3 (Late still or 3 Steam; . Weber ll Fields productions) f In- t ship ? cured? . 2 Tickets Added Attraction . , “TYPES OF VAUDE- I VILLE" 1917 Edition gr. 4_ A Novelty Singing and 1 Dancing Act ' PHDTDPIAVS CHANGHI DULY ‘ ‘ THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY. Norma ‘Talmadge Kitty Gordon Marie Walee‘np “The Law of "Beloved “The 11.1 Ac " 1 Compensation" Adventuress" - Fit; Episode SATURDAY MATINEE . CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN “THE BANK” INCREASE YOUR BUTTER. Here is a receipt to help cut down the high cost of butter: One pound creamery butter cut up rather small, heat one cup sweet milk with one teaspoon of salt, pour same over the butter and beat with an egg or cream whipper. ‘ In three to five minutes/you will have one pound and thirteen ounces of butter, delicious and easy to spread. With some bricks of butter you may be able to get two pounds l everything in season at reason- or over .—Boston Herald. THE MAHACKEMO DINING RO0M IS OPEN ALL DAY semen A LA CARTE Oysters, Clams, Lobsters and Hospital Association. at the Norwalk Club. at 8:30 Sealed bids for the purchase of the old hospital site and improvements will be received at the hospital, on to 8 o. m.. Tuesday. October 9th. 1917. Said bids will be publicly opened at the annual meeting of the - D. m.. on that date. For plans and printed information to prospective bidders. anoly to the superintendent on the premises. Any further information desired may be obtained from the Building Committee. J udge John J. Walsh. John Cavenaah. , John McMullen. ’ Building Committee. The Norwalk Hospital Asso- elation. .. / , able prices. e-” '- COUON _ iREMEMBER ms FIGHTERS i l “i How you can get this splendid Service Flag for only 980, All that is. necessary for you to do is to clip the coupon and bring or send it to this oillce with 98c in cash and this Patriotic . Flag a yuan; . murdered by mail add 7 cents for pulsing and postage. Kathleen tobeeppndmd. momma-cl. w Mom‘ .. shows how it will earn nineteen timesih cost in I} No piece of home fun nine quite as comfortable, convenient and attractive has ever been ode red. Besides bring a "thing of beauty and a joy forever," it It'scts a real saving in rent by saving space. it makes five room: do the work of six. The i all owing table fifteen 3cm. Rent.6-mnflat.lym . . . . . . . Rent. Gwen flat. I you . . Winmlmlm . . -3 WedfihhlhhM-hh—llm Whmimlflmuwfl ..... .e-.o
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