amp“, 3391.)», 1917
M
Regent Theatre
The House of Highflmde
Entertainment
I Shows, 2:15, 1:15 and 9
Today
WILLIAM DESMOND
In a New Triangle Feature
“Master of His Home”
And Little Mary Itchlister in
“THE SEASON 0F CHiLiiiiOOl)“
Monday Evening
The Musical comedy
“Have a Heart”
Tuesday and Wednesday
Madge Kennedy
In the Swiftcnt Cemrdy Et'fi‘
Screencd~A Goldwyn I’roduc—
tion of 1,Ut)‘u Laughs
“Baby Mine”
COltilN ‘7-—“Thc
marvelous reels.
Crisis." in ten
Palace » Theatre
Vaudeville and Pictures
' TodaY—Last Day
Big Act‘s
Vaudevrlle
Accompanied by Un-aurpassnble
Feature Pictures
Today
A Special Matinee for the Children
at 2:15
Chl‘l‘rlle Chaplin in
100 v he Bank”
‘ A —~—First Episode of "The.
Red Ace,” Sensational Universal-
Serial.
And a IIearst-l’nthe News Reel
zone of great strength numerically and A th MONDA y, 001085" 1 :‘ ”QUALITY"
iartistically and the stage production no er . Last RANGE SALE ends today.
2 15 very beautiful, The .lcnry W. Saw- Henry W . c“ 1 Oflicé is O n til _
cue trademark alone is an establish-j ' F31? Rug; fbfig‘gfifia OFFERJ Winter’s l t“ . pa “D “V9 P- Tl"
:eu guarantee of the very highest .uuf Savage Yzhtf‘saftaf 65‘.“ 2 DY l: watch gives you an opportunity
:ilfliC quality in musical and dramatic , ,_ it, E g: :4 ”f Big to get your order placed at Mill
prod not ions. ; Success ‘ prices.
' Seats are now on sale a; the box of—y _ -
flee. - ‘ With E“ _ BIG ADVANCE m pawns.
“BABY MINE" AT REGENT ‘
. .___ 1 All At the 5 These Ranges were purchao.
‘Madge Kennedy in Gm.'.-vyn Produc? The _ ; ed a year ago and rice: m
' hon Next Tuesday and Wed- l . Liberty ‘_ fi red award 1 p
, nesday Detail 3'11 mg Y-
! Mudue iicnncdy, tier in Maraaret Theatre, . DURING-THIS SALE
'Mayo‘es brilliant comedy, "Baby Mine" The BOOK ANDBLYRICS i R h b h
ll' b-x we; ‘1 ll) R‘H‘lll 'l"_‘Llll't’. 3V GUY 0LT°N a- e S 0W1! can e bou
’lij‘tl'\~'l‘l:'litli \l’jdnwdabv as ll‘l: vccv Name Of AND P'G‘WOOEHOUSE New -ng - g t,
;(n(:.t...“a. .. wt,\‘rt1..p 0‘34”“ ins ,t; .35.: BY JEROME KERN Y k With Old range traded in, for
l o. .te .Jolut'j 1‘ * 35, a 8 - _ .
a a , _ or
found from the tic-5111s at" her a‘izli-ti‘ We Now You Can Hear Jerome Kern’s Bewrtchmg Songs flxfi—fi $53.55. It is easily worth $100
experience that men laugh more oas- Impljes. “You Said, Something" “Napoleon" “Daisy” “I'm SO Busy” City; M l . today.
lily and more wltolc-lu‘arledly than "Have a fleart” , “Look In His Eyes” “All Alone” ' f
women. "Bri ht Li his" "The Road That Lies Before” “Samarkland” T .
g ‘ % I ’ d “M Wif M M ” ‘ a
“i could even undertake to 1mm. ‘ oneymoon nn ’ an y e— y an . P yments $1 00 weekly
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Joyous book and lyrics are the work‘
’of Guy Bolton and P. G. Wodehoused
einterwoven with a score. 0. (-apiivata
ling melodies by Jerome hern, whoae;
ldance music is now the most widely"
popular in America. The company is:
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from my experience behind the foot-
lichts," says Mise K(*l‘."lt‘tt‘.'. "that
llllvfll time u mow appreciative sear-c
of humor.
“Generally speaking. a man will
laugh where a woman only smilrs.
And when a woman reaches. the point
of lullallinu :1 large majority of the
men in an audience will he entitling
side-splitting whoops.
ARE PAYING SERBIA'S BILL ‘
Serbs, Poor Relations of Allies, Have
Had Biter Experiences
\l’ASllth‘lTON, D. ‘C."'Tll(i condi-
tion of the Serbian urmv, after nearly
THEATRE, NOR WALK
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The BIG
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PLAYED BY MR. SAVAGE’S OWN ORCHESTRA
ilRICES . ....... but), 750, $ 1.00, $1.50., Seats are now on sale.
THREE LEFT—WHO WANTS A BARGAIN?
WE GLOBE AT FIVE~RE MEMBER.
aura
ed in the aggro i. -
For 95 days‘ with-
‘tut period they
the front trench
out rest. Durim.
had but one tremh
‘They had no sector .ine, no reserve,
no rest camp.
“One regiment lim (‘houutc'i‘c
division lost 1,000 . :1 'i ‘ lrwn in
taking: \‘etteruik u‘xv n, and lhl"
held that mountar under fire from
the Rock of Blood which dominated
the summit. for ‘.'.l rays until rcllel
men bribe
three .l't‘lll‘rl 0f the bittei‘est expert came. Even m.. h.-
ence undermine by any of the Intent? regiment which been so nearly
Allied forces, is described bv Herbert wiped out did no: i to rest. Thf’l'
Corey, the war correspondent, in it stayed on Vein-mil. -
graphic communication to the Nation~ “in the taking . ‘ Knymnkchnlan
:11 Geographic Society. a [)itl‘l of which half of snmt‘ of . .. barium?
is issued :1: the followini: war geog-
raphy bulletin from the society's
were killed outrl,
"The Serbs were l alilblt‘tl to do these
”lines partly because of the eitpt-if-
Al ui «mull?- ,
AT THE REGENT TODAY
the old St. Elicime'l‘iflcs,
William Desmond in “Master cf His
Home," and Mary McAIister
in “The Season of Child-
hood"
"The Serbs are the poor relations ence gained in five years
of almost
William Desmond appears
as t‘nr-
;.un Stewart and Alma Reuben as .\‘lil-
llicellt Drake in U...- new
Triangle
of the Alliea. They are armed with
which the
French discarded. The artillery in
support has been cast from other
fronts. Their surueom are borrow-
;ed sut'ueonq. tor the most part. They
are uniformed and fed by the French,
and Great Britain loans them money,
‘l‘hev never have enough cum, even
for staff use. Sometimes they have
fue~
'l'ltfl'
.1“ II‘
to dlt‘.
conlluuouu «fielding. Another
tor was the spirit of the men.
no. longer hoped for l
themselves. 't‘lt‘y expxctcd
Those who still ta “ml“ expect to he
killed in action. llut they intend
that the bill of Se‘hiu shall be paid.
‘hipw.
‘ a
b-o-‘I-v-‘h
.. “Ma...”
BOMBARDth; HOMBURG.
n...—
)vlzty, “blaster of “is Home.’
l The aristocratic lltll‘elll-‘l of Mllll~
lIxnt Drake had set their caps for
htpel‘t Van Tyle. whow millions were
,‘ttleir only means of rehabilitating
A Brief Sketct.
the
not enough food.
fiut
have enough ammunition
find enouuh fightan for themselves.
and
they always
they
Fashionable
German Watering Place.
"Many l-lllullsh truw-lern will read
had the soldiers withdrawn than the HARLEM TRIANGLES WANT GAME.
gaming establishments reopened with The Harlem Triangles, an aggrega-
utullciinished activity and continueddlon of star high school players from
in, (-;-t‘l'tttlnn until their Eases expired New York, would like to hear front
in 1872 and the Prussian government strong local basketball teams in need
The Connecticut Light and Power Co.
67 WALL ST. N ORWALK.
utused to renew them. of a first-clase attraction. it is one of , _,
“‘lotvburl: has Several manufac the classiest quintets hailing from New. i a
, . ; .smmmmwmg, the chief “m-uji'ork and a great drawing card. A,"“"""'“ “W“ "*mw” m"... t.
glance a he line-up rcVeals the names
of such prominent players as (lum-
mnnoff, Guildowakv. Kutlman of Clin .
ton, llirdie of Commerce and Freizcr of,
'Dwnsend Harris. For games address
Oscar Porter, 11 East, 116 Street, New
York City. C
duct: being machinery. leather goods:
and white lead, but the. chief bust.
1..» ~ at" tl.e community before the war
was entering to The needs and
lowsyncraclcs of ailing visitors and
tht~1r healthy companionn who desir-
ed liny entertainment."
00‘ actually made
V .- "" arid-the: home
W W1 09621917699?effffumiture t. ‘
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BASEBALL EQUIPMENT FOR sot.-
DIERS
l\‘.’t~‘~lll.\'(l’i‘0N Sept. 29.-t‘,onlractn
for billion worth of baseball equip-
ment for immediate delivery to the
soldier“ in the trnlnln: camps of this
count rv were awarded
day to four
sport
anode
here yester‘
firms by
‘1 No piece of home furniture quite as
comfortable. convenient and attractive has
ever been offered. Besides being a "thing
of beauty and a joy forever," it effects a real
saving in rent by saving space. It makes
moms do the work of six. The followingtahlc
:bowa how it will cam nineteen times its cost in
fifteen years.
t‘hu-k tlrlfflth. manager or the. Waste
inaton Americana. and director of the
llall and lint Fund.
Manor-er Griffith explained that the'
ct‘lulpment will be divided among the
sixteen national army cantonmenta
vuu
nu,
Soldieli
Rent. 6vroam flat. ! you . . $380.00
and the sixteen national auard compo;
Outfits already have been provided for
rumors
(3.21:2. S-room flat. 1 ya: .
itttcrettt tbc news.
“The Serbian army becan the areal
retreat
in 1915. 250.000 strong.
Not
‘\\'ith deep pt rsouu;
of the butllbéil‘tlll“ :‘t by allied aviators
lthcir fortune.
Millicent
Stunted down his
offer
of
prompt 1y
love and
of llombtur; \on». x‘ ;'
more than 130,000 reached asylum on
ltlllilblt' little Witte'i‘l.
llohc, the their
place 1‘: null-s
money without marriage, While the
titrake family were on
lllt‘l!‘
rel urn
the Island of (‘ot't'u
let’s fitzht through
after tho
w l n-
by rail lltll'llth‘c' .; l-‘mukforL-on-tit:
the
snow-filled
Main." says it \vtt. geography built-till
'u'iom Van Tyle's mountain lodge.
{where they had been Httulpilla. their
{train was stalled. and at T‘lllllicehl's
Suggestion the party decided to look
tower the "Ready Bullion" mining pro-
~{pcl‘ty owned by one (‘arson Stewart.
."HAVE A HEART," AT REGENT
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‘Another Henry w.. Savage Musical
Comedy With Joyous Music
and Catchy Songs
Wager expectation among ‘ musical
lromedv lovers is aroused by the wet-
come announcement that Henry
flztvage‘s New York hit of last winter,
"Iiave A Heart," will be seen at the
lttegent Theatre on Monday night Octo-
ber 1.
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DANBURYTMR
Oct. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1917
.The Leader in Displays. At-
tractions and .r‘ittcndance
G. M. RUNDI." :lec‘c. Dnubury, Conn.
TEE HILfSlDE sonom.
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
Founded by ‘Elizabeth D. Mead, 1883
A boarding and day school for girls
and little boys which offers sane and
sound training in elementary and anal
ilemic subjects under the best ausv
Incas. Large faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and separate
Study halls for each department.
Tfitutiful grounds, tennis court.
pper School offers general and
Nicolai courses.- College preparatory
reviews a specialty. New course In
Household Science taught in a real
lunches. Ohortls class in charge of
Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. Gymnas-
tics and folk dancing in all grades
house with a real kitchen. A few
Inn-resident pupils may be admitted
to this course. i ‘
The lower school includes the In-
tcn Departments. Children are taught
how to study and lay a good founda-
tion for their later high school work.
{the Kindergarten and Primary Do
I-artment for girls and boys will be
in charge of Miss Eloluc iiyingion and
bites Eda Ilnywcod. Now room-- Spe-
» flatly euulppfiHn Main School bulld-
nx. ‘ ,
( Arrangements made for meeting
‘cutldren at the trolley and, for lion-via;
r .
passes
of Albania
and Montenegro.
issued by
the rational
Geogrn ph tt,‘
THEATRE NEXT MONDAY
In the confusion those days some one
had forgotten. There With not nulli-
clent food or clothing or medicines or
nursing waitim: them. Men \\'ho
had struuglcd through the winter died
on the open beaches of the island of
\'irlo. ‘
‘ "Dving men dug their own graves
and then dug the graves of the men
already" dead. Not more than half
1were fit to serve acnin when the full
crtlnpnign of 1916 began.
The Serb Army Today
:socicty on the l’luqutln town winch
is reported to lint.» been raided b-
airplanes ‘nt it time when the Kaiser
was making it his headquarters a few
duys' ago.
"Before the war l-lomhurg, which
had a population of 11,000. was via-
ited each season by that number of
traveler-t and health seekers. Fully
u third of the visitors each year were
Englishmen, and. in baths rlvnled
llinrritz in the favor of the late King
Edward VII. as a resort.
l
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‘ “Hamburg; in delightfully situated:
intuit} the spurs of the Tnunus moun-1
itnins. and the bailout: cstablishmcnla
the. soldiers ill Fl'nt‘t’. 30319 big shipv l; String in cont. 1 room. I you . S 60 00
ll‘lt‘lll S “0W DMD: enrodt‘e. I ' ‘ ’ Life of ‘c.’ Zudol Puller Bed, minimum 15 you”.
_ ,‘ . a . ..a.-v l Saving: :15. 1 room. is years. a: $60 00 SW 00
WILL BE WELL REPA‘D FOR ' - i l-vcrcxo Cal‘l of‘Kindel IParloc B’cd' ‘ i . .‘6‘00 _ ~~;....
THE'R WORK C g Total Eli-pings of Kindcl Parlor Bed . ;E$;66 W
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Women everywhere suffer from kid-r l A. J. AngeVIne & SO“
ney trouble vbackncbe. rheumatic l ' /
pains, swollen and tender muscles. « _ .. , ' _ . L . , (,x"
stiff JointSv-‘and it is to help those who I ' ' ' I ‘ ' I ‘ ‘ " J ' ‘ ,
suffer as she did that Mrs. C. J. Ellis. m.- ., _ do...” r a
503 9th avenue, Sioux Falls, S. 1)..
writes: "I feel sure if any one bother-
ed as l was will give Foley Kidney
file a fair trial they will be repaid for
their work. It seems foolish to at»
glect an ailment when there is such a
remedy to be bad." They correct bind-l
der disturbances. too.—-Stluson-Powei
001?.
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PHONE - 371
PROMPT Aura
nauvanv
Sealed bids for the purchase of the old hospital ‘
site and improvements will be received at the hospital. ‘
up to 8 p. 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.
W. ‘
Fall term begins 9 a. m.. September:
tcrlnediate. Primary and Kindorgnr'
“It was a sad army—litter army— are most elaborate and commod.ous.i
but not a \lespnlfing army, that. 1 the springs attracted many who out.
accompanied last “Vintpr' Many 0*.” tered from rheumatism, indigestion:
, “l h R, in the. and skin diseases. l
the?“ men “ere ‘ m,“ a., " "For more. than two centuries Ilom- -
‘Scrb phI‘RSP- When ll “13“ ”“9“” burg was the c4pital and favoritol
the ace of forty he becomes ‘uncle‘ to place of resldencp of up. lnndgraycnl
his neighbors, Some of these men 0f IleSse-HOnlburg. The great schlossf
were in the fourth line before the “"33 built by Fl'edel‘mk 11. in 1680-85.‘
lwm‘ ifor the royal family of Prune». u. when,
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and was refitted in 1566 as a palace
"Serbia to the Serb peasant means the town passed into the possession:
ottnge. the plum or- of that kingdom. It. was doubtlesst
w this castle that the Kaiser was using;
for headquarters audio time of thei
air raid. . , .1
“Only n. few miles from Homburg
:the littlewhlte c
Echard, the ten acres of ground. Fe
:of them had been fiftv miles away
‘ front~ home when war began five years
t
.320 in the Balkans. Fewer have and easily reachm W electric trnlnw
lseen their homes since. They have way is the f'allnutl- old Roman mfg.
'rnceivcd news from their wives tellum of Sanlbuir. dating back in
. th are :n ‘li' H. i .
and families, for the Austro—Bulgar- .e It g°$icgng1$f19,izgtv‘QZLfi'hfi,
inn, censorship .had been Gimme” ‘ears after Hombun: became a Prus-
sevore. They have seen their com- sian town, and it in one of the most;
rades die. Most of them~thtee men DOWI“: sirlow places for visitors who?
. . _ . come or re “cures." “
out of five m some units naive big: “The late King of Englandiwns not
wounded at some time dur “3 the only royal personage who took
war. 'special delight in tlumbutg. he
i “There were. no songs upon the King of Siam erected a special build-l
march except during those vivid days log for his‘own accommodation here
when the Billgarians were
being ml: 07'1 t H b
“ ear y a 'cen ury ago om org
““3““ ”“t “f Mohastir. There wa was one of the most notorious gambq
no light—hearted talk 31’0“ the. camp. ling resorts in the world, its sinister;
fires. There was no muaic except. reputation in this rceztect rivaling that“i
that now and then one heard the of Moute‘Carlo. In 1849 the town
weird and complaining tones of a one- was occupied by Austrian troops sent '.
to enforce. an impe:-i:d deer-cc“ against !
. « - . - e t .
stringed fiddle. which some patin all games of champ, but no soonerl
roldier had made out of the material .;.....- ‘
'at hand. They kept to themselves or. .
After suffering with terrible pains in i
nicht scores 0f tan We“ “0“” eight years, and after-luring tried scv-l
in little. 31'0“!“ “two“ 01‘ “"999- 3“ his back and around his kidneys for:
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. WHY WE SEE THE ‘
‘ Girls of “Have A Heart" Company u the Regent Theatre Tell How They‘
\
Happen to Be on the Stage Todly
Asked to state why they chose the stage as a calling. instead of some
other line of endeavor, these fascinating choristers from Ilenry.\V. Sav-
comlng to the Regent Theatre next Mme. ;
nge's “Have A Heart" company.
M on THE STAGE -
’For plans and printed information to prospective
bidders. apply to the superintendent on the premises.
Any f urther information desired may be ‘obtained
from the Buildinar Committee. '
J udge John J. Walsh.
John Cavanagh.
. John McMullen.
Building Committee. The Norwalk Hospital Asso-
ciation.~ '
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‘ TOOLS
At Low Prices
. All Kinds of Tools, Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Eta,
‘at greatly reduced prices, See car window display.
Buy here and save money. .
‘ NORWALK PAWNSHOP
40 WATER Sf. ‘ J. Rosentleltl. Pomp. ,.
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JACOBY’S
”10 01an “"‘d 0“ either and doctors and dih‘urent medicinesfiday, made the followingpnmvers: Top two-from left to right—Miss Ruth
:- "Because i found 1 could earn more money with my Voice than; ,
Miss Pearl Adams replied. "I have always known}
sparkle in
side of the Memoir road. “9"“th Alvis Sonora, Ade. ind, “ii-ties: “Foley; non said
Pall?“ comrades “Tm ”“0”“5 th"“'il{ltlxtey Pills \vere recommended to me} calling 'Castt' all div."
evening meal. The." marched badlv. and the first bottle removed tne palmlthst l was destined to be {star and chose to lc‘am my profession from the 3'
slowly. sleuthing. their old Shoulder“ After taking three bottles the bloat-{very heirlooms!" lulu Dorothy Gilbert. In tho‘center. chirped: “Because lg .
WOW" under "he” ranks. their grls- . Inn was all gone and has never both- ; just love the ulna”. In the bottom circle of four. from left. to rum—Miss? ',
119d faces deeply llned- “’1 '. “m“ and, me since." When nucleon», domino loan W modestly. comm 1 know I am putty and can; '
intents-ere the enthused“ ‘0‘ “first! ' told; on blotch lmmm when with its warm "Murillo mo.”_ it "
NewFallSuits, coats and l ;
Dresses
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