not they would give their lives,
11 necessary, to the United States in
tthe present war. Platinum was much
more valuable than two human lives,
[and the Red Ace Mine w as apparemly
Regent Theatre
The House 01 HighGrade
no: m w.
J 1.
Sale Closes Tomorrow‘!
Sh mlfdzmrfgt d ' an unfailing source of this precious THEATRE; NoRWAlK
3 0W5. -31 . i an .metal. it was located at Lost Hope. I ' H "
-—-—-———- : . , . . 1 ., W1 - Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllm 0111‘ Big QUALITY
a frontier tillage 1n the Canadian Another MDNDA v "GTOBER 1 “Fl“"wmmm AM;
Today iXotthu est, and the principal citizens ’ I'm ' ' 7 ggMBnFtlATfon‘d $3.fo
EARL WILLIAMS had been bought by the stcrfi agent Henry W. 8 P081 1V8 y en 8 a. 111' y
In a Btu-3 Ribbon ! liul‘e. ;oii the foreign power which was cap 88 HEN RY w. SAVAGE OFFERs . Of this week, and if you an
a - I ri. he . -t s. as l.‘ e 'r g c E. Y _ .
‘The Stolen Treaty’ "ll‘cfiffmfl‘ipfzuiséudl fast as vag HE MUSL CEAL 0M D _ 9' .. planning to secure Ollie .0!
/ _ ‘ . . . . Success these popular Combmstion
lit-1' own sou—"ninent suspected Vir-
Saturday
' _‘—"~‘_ ‘KITTY GORDON APPEARS
Ranges, you must hurry and
PAYMENTS $1.00 WEEK.
1 . . ‘ .
H gznza. and she determined to go to -
WILLIAM Dhflit ‘ ‘ D lost Iloue vindicate her brother and- With an Lam place your order.
in a New Triunglt . -: .“nd .. ,‘.f...;..‘ ”N,“ WES ‘how At th *
. .1» . . f. , - e :
“Master of His 1! me” 3.3., (1.1.1.3.: 11...». )NLY A FEW REMAIN.
And Little 111311 Mu m in ' 1 “Just a not» more speed, tum-e, Liberty Our stock is practically.
“THE SEASON or cut- mop" iii-wick," . . sold out but if you are
””- . 1 The car in Which ellP was endeavor Detafl 5‘ nick ‘ou ma at 12110
Tuesday and Ween i‘SdaY ting to .m the West express The ROCK “ND LYRICS Theatre. j q 1 ' y t y g
Madge Kennel} ‘ 11a: a." 163‘ milking sixtyfive, as Vi}: N ’ BY 3U]? B 0 LT 0 N New l Sty e you W311 '
In the Swittest Con. E‘1""i Tim“. 2’: ’I‘i‘l m the bumper, ct'ouc — me of AND F.G.VJODEHOUSE E .
Screened~A Goldwyn i‘ oduc ed. for her desperate leap to the.l s mug, 1c av JEROME KERN i ilgAALLi-égggg 50121:?!)-
ticn of 1,000 1.21111... ‘eu'ifil‘ 112m"i bservat'on lattorm. 3V 8 York i 1 "3 e “1
“Baby Min c" ‘15:”: .wrg‘d :‘m m, hum?” ham ag Now You Can Hear Jerome Kern 'sBewitching Songs ,9. g d . th' 1 1 .
- , w. “I mi m “‘4‘: ”You Said Something" “Napoleon" “Daisy” “1 in So Busy" C 3 urmg 13 so e on y.
m d " “Have a Heart” “Look In His Eyes" "All Alone” 11:37.1
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Palace The “'1‘-
Yaudeville and it? 71‘11'95
Today and Tulutw' 'cw
Big Acts
Vaudeville 5
‘Witliam A. brady Personally Directed
“The Betcve Adventuress," Which
Features Celebrated
Star
William A. lit-adv, himself, person- .
ally directed the big scenes in the
newest \‘v'ugltl-l—‘icltlre, Brady~Made
dVelll‘ ‘ 3575” stage plays such wouderi‘ull success
SATURDAY~First Episode of
"The Red Ace," Sensational Unl-
‘ versal Serial
Jilin fans will see an entertainment of
‘exceptionol lllt"‘il. This splendid of-
.fering will be the big attraction at
-. 'the Palace Thearte today.
it 11min “ l
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AT THE REGENT TODAY
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“The Stolen Treaty," Starring Earie‘
Williams and Corinne Griffith
-.._ -_ l‘atle Willinms an (‘m-il‘iev Wv nnc,
I-‘i Episode of “The Fit; ' '.cc"' Uni. United States arcret service mun, haul
versai' Serial, Which . pens never had a port or 11 plav in which"-
PALACE TH EAT.’ :3
Lost Hope, ilrttiu' t,“olumbia, once of a secret treaty made between
April 5.
t.’~ . rything.
ontrncted
platinum
t . at the Palace Tom‘w 'hls zenius chow ed to‘ mentor advan- Sninav rent. lroom. 13 years.“ 86000
.‘ . row, “The Silent itage than in “The Stolen Treaty." _ A....".'.'E§:l.sxma.1iz.ho'.1i.a' . . . :fljf
. Terror" \ . The play deals with the disappear. ‘
j .
Cunati't,
Dear ‘pSlHter Virginia»
had gone. wrong since we
to sell the mine's output .1:
,to the U. S. government.
‘Every shipment has bit-'1 stolen.
and the messengers killed hither.-
startod with the last shipment. 1191‘
‘also has disappeared. I have sent myt‘
Alndlan, Little Bear, to notify the‘Joyous Musical
Mounted Police. 1 will bury 400‘
.. .puncos now on hand, and. it necessary!
. "will blow up the mine entr-‘mro.
. " A111 placing instruction in cache.
1 Your loving brother,
this country and another, and the ac' '
tivitles of the secret, service in recov-
m'inn it and punishing the miscreants! .
A refreshing love story is interwovonl
with the gripping adventures of u
mun and .1 1-i1'l. ‘
"HAVE A HEART"
Comedy Coming to
the Regent Theatre, Monday,
Oct. 1.
Henry W. Snvage‘s allurinc musical
icomedy, “Have A Heart," comes to .,
‘the Regent Theatre on Monday, Oct.
1, with a fine cast and beautiful equip.
ment. Everybody who keeps posted .5.
about musical plays—and everybody
does that nowadays—knows that the
New York hit of “Have A Heart" last
winter is surge history, One. enthus—
iastic reviewer of the Bolton-P.
G. Wodehouse-Jerome Kern compos-
ite was moved to implore: "0h, Col-
DICK
»' Such was the alarming letter which
Nlrginla Dixon received at her beau-
diful Washington home. Virginia
knew nothing about the business Zln
{which her father and brother were
engaged. She did not know. however.
utimt they were intensely patriotic.
onle Savage. ‘Have A Heart. ’ Stop put-
A N B U R Y F125 A I R3. 0. m..... ”0......
Oct 1 2 3 4 5 6 1917l to sham: with the taste. the dainii- .1
I ca tness. the all round efficiency of your
‘The der m DiSDlRVS. At” offerings. You provide for ‘Have A
traction." “lid Atten: lance Heart' a cast that makes the average 3;}.
(I. M. RUNDl- .Sec 5'. Dani-11:57. Conn. city company seem fit only for tank‘ F . g ' i
‘ -- " -. towns You stave your ‘plays magnif—z or a urday HOSlery come to Us. /)ci:1tion. E "
m HILLSIDE 501101“. “gently and artistically. ‘YOU insist ‘31:] ‘
Prospect Hill, Norwalk [that vour sinners be able to sing and, > . p 7.. -
Founded by nuzabem B 11¢ 1.1m .0... danceis to dance And you 1111‘ ‘ FANCY GOODS ammo - Hosmsv. "' - m
and fioagdigt‘fygn‘ghdgg :gggob gagglgéjiyour stage with fresh and lovely Ladies’ Neckwmr. N F 11 s l: B d G. 1 .
sound training in elementary 11d aca' \oung personalities ' All this sounds . ew 9‘ wee. 3" > For OYB an n S I 00 I . ls
dcmic subjects under the h at ans. ‘1“0mi5!"i’ AM 50 doesm the m": 31 251:, 500 to $1.69. At Popular Prices. 150 to 50c \
‘nices. Large faculty of e c-llentdaint at :1 mm which but 3 . aroun ‘-3-‘ / - ‘ . ' '
teachers. New school buildi z with u... amusing nfishfyps of a young cou- Boys’ and Ladies’ Windsor Ties ' ' _ For Ladies“ and Men At LOW E I' ices
.spacious gymnasium and separate pic separated throu'rh unfounded .ieal-‘ Ladies Shirt Walsts ' . l M . 8.1 .
s udy halls for each dex rtmentémm, who More for a fresh honey 25c and 500. All Kinds of Too s, 11810 Instruments, Jewelry, Etc"
- Beautiful grounds, tennis court. .
‘, pper School offers gent-13‘ and moon uphn {he very eye of their di-
rected courses. College preparatory mice. Arms, department store—or its
reviews a specialty New ”W“? “'1 piqunnt lincerie section~is pictured
.Househoid Science taught in a "a“ in the first ',act with salesgirls, shop-iii
l
lhmcbes. Ohorus- class in ct. {rge oi', , b
.‘ Lillian Sherwdod Newkirlt 1f.y1nna3 D9“: and a W” funny elevator 0y
- tics and folk dancing in oi; grades \nd then the characters are whirled.
' ; Fall term begins 9 a m..(Se: 1:: 1111131 away to a seaside. hotel at BlueDOTtW'
“Z".houso with a "3' kitchen. A “5“" R. 1.. where all ends as musical com ‘
And a liearst Paths \' itccl es f
S t d t “Yen it is realized that Kittv Gor- 4‘;
' aur 3y don, the lncmnparablv beautiful. in t
A Special Matinee for 111- ti- . q. .~ . . .. . ~ . F
at 2 15 . .4 .\ Ar 11. 11.x. p otiuttmn lull! thut §
the story is vital and deeply intci't-sl-
Chalilgfecggggn ‘1 ing and consistent, itiis evidenti‘
that in “The nt'lOthd Aventtress" the
“Bright Lights” “The Road That Lies Before" “Samarkland”
“Honeymoon Inn” and “My Wife—My Man” -
l PLAYED BY MR. SAVAGE'S OWN ORCHESTRA
mucus ............ 500, 750, $100,011». Beat Bole Thursday.
Renresentim: the highest grade of merchandise' in style. quality. materials and
workmanship. we have ever offered at oonular prices.
._..__ _.,._.._
“3‘32"“.32’3‘
Coats
Extremely smart belted models of
col velour: some are trimmed with
fashionar 1c furs and half lined.
$9.95 up [0 $35.00
Serge Dresses
' $9.95, $12.95 and up
A collection of models featuring the latest and smartest of autumn styles.
Every suit in this collection is the
newest. model. assuring you of distinc-
tion in dress. which women of exclusive
tastes appreciate.
$18.50 and up
Women’s and MiSses’
Suits .
Prices Will Be Higher—eBuy This
LY.
‘i‘leek and Save Money.
The Connecticut Light and Power Co. 1 .- . ..
.“Tlie Beim'wl Adventuress." And be»?
Accompanied by Unscri- .ibie cause of his direction these scenes ‘Distinctive FaShionS lor women and Misses 67 wii il- STREET ~0RWAL“ '-
Feature P1ctur.~ lim'. "‘v'rc "pvm-h" and get-up-and-go‘g :
to them 11-:1hing seen on the. “M - J 5‘.
Today screen in :1 lion! time. They grip the-g1.- . . :
KittV Gordon heart strings and hold the spot'ifllm‘sg “I." » - . fi‘ "'
The World's Fashion flute breathless. Mr. Brady has put into8 ‘ “ “.2” 't H
“ —-in—-'— these scenes all the dram'itic force “ watt u a l Iy m ade
The Beloved and intensity which has made his .__"... I ‘
,n the home
RE.“ e of furniture
1; No piece ol home hunituxe quite a:
comfortable. convenient and attractive has
ever been offered. Besides being a ”thing
of beauty'cnd a icy forever." it ell-acts a real
saving in mint by saving space. it milieu five
rooms do the work of six. The following table
shows how it will can: nineteen ihnuils cost in
bliecn Vents.
Rent. (5-. on: flat. I you . ~ ...... 3300-00
Real. 5-racm flat. I you ....... 240.00
9 8 60.00
'ng in rent. 1 room. I you . . .
Life of 1.1:ch Pulor Bod. minimum 15 years.
Total Earninu of Kinda! ruler Bed.
A i. Augcvinc 81 Son
.. ..___ , m JudzeJoth.Walsh.
WEEK END SALE mam"
John‘McMullen. :“ ,
Sealed bids for the purchase of the old hospital
site and improvements will be received at the hospital.
unto 8 9.111.. Tuesday. October 9th. 1917. Said bids
will be publicly opened at the annual meeting of the 7
Hospital Annotation. at theNorwalk Club. at 8:30
D. m.. on that date. 35 R cm
' 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.
Building Committee. The Norwalk Hospital Asso-w
690,- $1.00 to $5.00.
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Misses’ Middy Blouses
380, 690 to $1.50.
Ghamoisette Gloves
j75c, 859, 980.
Plain and FdndyT-Ribbon
250. 290-to 59c.
Children’s Wash Dresses
150 to 500. _ .
indies' Silk Road
290 to $1.50.
Ladies’ and Children’s '
Under Garments .
at greatly reduced prices. See our window display.
Buy here and save money.
NORWALK PAWNSHOP
40 WATER ST. ; f ’.l. Roseiulold, P0111.
i. '.
f non-resident pupils may be admitted-
* to this course.
, The lower school includes the In
gytermediate Plimary and Kindergar-
j; ten Departments. Children :11: ,- taught
.7 how to study and lay a good founda
3' tion .for their litter high school work.
The Kindergarten 11nd Primary Do
. tiax‘tinent forging and boss will be‘
. In charge at Miss Eloise Byingtqn and
Miss Eda Haywood New rooms 309
'12:!” equipped in Main School build-
.Arnngemento mode for meeting
children it thetxoliey and for mint
1
edy should .
Seats are. now on sale at the box of-
lice
BAR SILVER DROPS.
NEW YORK. Sept. 28.—With 11 drop
yesterday of two cents an ounce in the
price of bar silver and five centfl‘toduy
the steady upward movement in the
market (Notation for the metal has
been checked {hr the. first time in
many montl 1:. Fatty in the seek bar
silver reached the r‘ecard price or one
dollar eight and one-half cents on
T
11 price- cod
int iii «night
39c, 691: to $1.50.
t» Nut-row Ribbon a Specialty ‘
O
1. .
‘150 to 00c.
Ladies’p'Ufiion Suits ’ ‘ BY,
500 to $1.00.' - "
THE STORE THAT SATISFlES
New Fall Suits, Coats and}
Patent Leather Belts
25c and 500.
Boys’ Wash Suits
750, $1.00 to $1.25.,_
Neponset F100r C0vering 50c sq. yard
. A. DICKERMAN & son’s DEPARTMENT STORE
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