1 ww-r N w wt" tr
m along the mm to an unexpected and
‘ Regent Theatre startling climax.
The House of High-Grade '
Entertainment 3Wm. 8. Hart in the Western Play,
I Show. 215.1215 and I j "The Disciple," Also the
‘ : "Fighting Trail" l
2 Tile startling transformation of a
frontier missionary
E'bad actor" under the provocation ofi
ghavinc, his wife stolen from him by a
AEsmooth ex~pllysician and proprietor of;
;a saloon gives William 5. Hart amplei
Today
ALICE JOYCE and HARRY
MOREY in
“Richard the Brazen”
Hearst—Paine News and Victor
Moore Comedy
in “The
dramatic effects Disciple." 3
.
~' urday.
There is a rude log church in Bur-I
I
At the Regent in the Afternoon),
and in Lockwood’s Hall in l. . .
the Evening ;ren Gulch, as the story runs, in which
. 5 lim Houston, the missionary. bevinsi
Charles Bay in ”
l his labors.
“T . . . ' l The Sierra Nevada Mountains
he Mllllol’l’alle lthe Mojave lksert furnish the set-
Vagrant
1lines for “The Fighting Trail,” the
{Greater Vitagl‘aph serial which is
And Mary McAlister in “The Little
“’hile Girl"
{scheduled to start at the Regent
‘Thealre on Saturday. The picture,
which will be run in fifteen episodes,
is said to be the first all-outdoors pho
toplay ever filmed.
Saturday
WM. S. HART in
“The Disciple”
And First Episode of
“The Fighting Trail”
COMING»“The Crisis," in too
marvelous reels.
ALICE BRADY AT THE
PALACE THEATRE TOMORROW
Made Widow"
’l‘llc attractionatthe Palace Tilt-titre
Palace Theatrcl
Vaudeville and Pictures
dv in the licwcst Worldl‘icture Bru-
dy-Elimit- bl- ' ' ’ . t' It of "A lSelf-
Qiade Widow", Miss llrttuy appears
in this picture in the role of an unso-
phisticated country maid who lir-
l
i, AT THE REGENT SATURDAY ti
1 .
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into a genuinet V
i3:
opportunities to dispiav emotional and !‘
Friday :WlllCIl will be seen at the Regent bat-iii:
it:
and a
iWorId Screen Star Comes in "A Self. .2;
I .
tomorrow will be charming Alicc Bra~
~ .WWH“’uflfil‘ifl‘n-‘a‘tfllfinmfllw . . . ..
‘:
hid-T ' new
trifling cost you can i
used wherever needed.
Hundreds of these ass HEATERS in use locally and must .:
29.1 be seen to be appreciated.
PRICES $4.50, $4.75, $5.76, $6.50.
Supply limited at these prices.
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Don't put up with the discomfort of a cold house when at a ,
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Nor-walk i.
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Today Tomorrow ~ 1comes infatuated with it handsoulc,
Q
tcitv man and who elopes with him to>
and Saturday lNcw York only to find that a wife and!
l .,. ' u be station 1
Mt“ __ sculal L‘lllllllll‘l are at t
Dendous Aets 5 lawaiting his arrival. Slll’ is dot-r,
fl 0F VAUDEVILLE
Including
Dr. Herman
Foremost Electrical Wizard
Direct from Keith's Theatres
l mined not to return to her home nl‘lcrl
Itho runny wonderful things she told
. her friends about her prospective hus-
band, so she takes a uuiquc. and sur-
prising mclholl of obviating the ne-
cessity for returning. All who see
this production will be tltot'ouchlv dc-
lighlcd with it as it is a different and:
Ext raordinnry Feature Photopiayl
l
A Free lecture on Christian Science
To Be Delivered In
THE REGENT THEATRE, WALL ST. NORWALK, CONN. .
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 0th, 1917
At 8 O'Clock
BY VIRGIL 0. STRICKLER, C. 8. B.
Of New York City
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church,
the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
ALL ARE WELCOME
.' TOday thorouchlv pleasing attraction.
DAINTY ANITA 3 ~ . ‘
.__m__ TL“ART WINSOME ANITA STEWAAT AGAIN
uThe Message of The Mouse" COMES TO THE PALACE
. ~_- Vltagraph Star to Be Seen Today in
‘ Tomorrow “The Message of the Mouse"
Alice Brady in
“A Self Made Widow"
ii iii truths
AT THE REGENT TODAY
'l‘bcl'c is u strong appeal to putri-
olism in "The Message of the Mouse."
the Greater Vilugrupll llluc Ribbon
jlfenturc which will be the utlr'uclion lit
{the Palace Theatre today.
I The story is front the book of
icorcc Randolph (‘hcstcr and Lillian
Chester, ‘
j “ Five forcinn umbnssndors. retire-l
] "Rlcl‘af‘d the Brazen" With Alice. settling as many bankrupt notions.
. Joce and Harry Morey in the iformulnte ll plan to divert 2t) billions
Stellar Roles 20f capital front America for use In the,
Harry Morey, who stars with Alicelrcbuiltllng of their countries.
Joyce in “Richard the Brazen" 'lhol ’l‘he conspirators hopes lie in win‘
Greater Vilneram, illuc Rlouon {ca-thing llcnry Winthrop and his nsso-g
fare, will be the attraction at thoicialcs. representing billions of capital,
" Regent Thefl‘l'“: lDdRi' is just as bus-j from llll American marine proposition
‘3' 88 he IOOkS. His chicf recreations-1m an international steamship trust.
are hunting and fishiuc. but he nlso‘olfcrinc unprecedentedconcessions as
3 811 eXlIPrt horseman and athlete. ibnit. As it preliminary to their pro-
illi "Richard the Brazen" he was posnl. they seek 10 learn the plans 0’
called upon to ride a "bad" horse untilthe American syndicate and in order
“I“ it‘ MOW-3'. who is six feet. tail to obtain this information. employ an
and weighs 195 pounds. had his trmt-iunscrupuious intrigucr, llailam Val-Tie
“93 Willi the animal. but he rode hint known as “The Lily."
and made him behave. 3 To get Winthrop‘s plans. Varrio
' Ihas spies ohluin employment as scr-
tvauts in the Winthrop household. lie
zliu-n contrives to be invited as a
lgucsl at a house party, using Murcia
lElmore. a woman confederate for his
' ispousor.
l The last night of the house party.
I .. . . "l\'t‘.l‘l'lP has'h Winthrop shipyard near
“ ,3? in 'bTh: GWEN}??? Vagrant, jfilm Winthrop country place. blown up
"I am; y ' I a“. 5' and pm'lanti under cover of the excitement he
.dlced under the supeerslon of Thom. _
H hoe which will be M .1“ d obtmns the plans he sought.
- . . e'll le . .
' ,1 it lit at the ex llosion part of
.3! the Regent Theatre Friday after- The ‘g l
m‘ o - , . ‘a message Varrie had written to his
'11 and m 1’0““st Hall in thetwoman contcdcrate’wns picked up by
evening. .
. t . . Jo mouse and carried into the room
I.“ is the story of the startling ad 20f Wynn. it bore the. sign of the
ventures encountered by a young mil? 3
lionaire who vovaging into life’s Lily.
'elstr 'k " With Wintlirop’s plans in their
m at om, rga :5 many unusual dia- hands. Vnrric and the ambassadors
res an a ounds m a scries 0!proceed with their scheme and win
ck action Situations that carry over Winthrop and his associates.
“lulfllilllliiiitfi 53:.i:‘i’£§?.“i.tii§i‘i...i’f:‘.'2..;‘“2‘;
IIIYIIJI
institutions they control. Panic. labor,
riots and bank runs ensue.
That. night the mouse appears again
”I Are Happy‘ 0V" "Neutrone Pre-
. écrlption 99”
.‘Illey know that "Neutrons pm
and it recalls to her the’mysterions
paper and the explosion. Connecting
the two. she goes to the secret sat-
vice. At. the chief's suggC~~~Gfl._ she
iption 99’? does the. work, turns the has another house party and invites
flick every "time. They know that
ndrcds of people in this country
'99? by it. stake their reputation on
They say it is the best and quick.
everyone who attends the first. By
firrelief for those poor ncning throb-
i
i
REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY
.Gharles Ray in "The Millionaire Va-
.. grant"——Matine.e at Regent,
Lockwood’s Hall in
' Evening
Charles Ray, the Trianglc slur. ap-
wntchingVarrie and the woman, liar-
cia Elmore, she learns that. they are
the conspirators and in orucr to get
‘ - further proof, she prelcnds to fall in
Eng joints and inflamed stiff muscles
‘ t thEy have ever used, no wonder
.7 y are grateful, so would you he.
love with Varrie. She goes to his
Elke: ’ re is nothing in our estimation
rooms, and while there hidden, sees
'flmt will do 3'0“ ”01:91 good than
him manipulate a_ secret wireless and
a disappearing desk which ordinarily
*Mtrono Prescription 99." no mat-
what the age of What the cause, it
'is concealed in the Calling 0‘ the
room.‘ 7 ‘ '
. remove the pain, take out . the
mnesoéeverytlmc. why .s'ttltcrtyiwhen
When Val-Tie goes out, she gets her
proof. Edythe ,ftveombgtssndors flee
1'
cost.
Buy every nickel's worth of goods from the merchants who
issue these checks. and in a year‘s time you will have a bank
account of attractive proportions, constantly being added to
by the interest paid on it and by depositing fresh certificates.
. Preparedness
Doesn't this idea of CASH discounts on your purchases of
every-day necessities strike you as better than merchandise
premiums of any‘sort?
And, candidly, don’t you think it wise provision that the
cash discounts received by you MUST be deposited as savings
bank accounts?
Think this over.
THRIFT.
ERTY BOND.
”at
Bank Coupon Checks
Bonk coupon checks are cash discount on what you spend.
They are checks to which is attached a dividend on what you
purchased. called a Bank Coupon. This Bank Cop
ed and attached to a Bank Savings Certificatcp
one dollar. or any multiples of one dollar attached, you can de-
posit the Savings Certificates on a. SAVINGS ACCOUNT in The
South Norwnlk Trust Co. Your deposit will draw interest at‘
the current rates for savings accounts.
Bear in mind that the account is yours absolutely without
Isn't it true that the majority of us are likely to SPEND
more money than we SAVE, unless some friendly influence is
brought to bear upon us?
And then get in close touch with our plan. Askfor circulars
and latest list of merchants issuing BANK COUPON CICKS.
The firms or corporations issuing BANK COUPON CHECKS
are conferring a lasting benefit to the community, compelling
_Surely there is a. most commendable principle involved -in
this—swing while spending for things of value~hnd progres-
sive merchants who issue BANK COUPON CHECKS deserve
your patronage. Save Bank Coupon Checks and buy a LIB~
“
_ execution was fixed for October 5.
11 ill detach-
en you have
» Vet crc, 2.1.
country.
’TORY»
_
syndicate. ilicu learn of the'great ser—
vice the patriotic girl has done to her
‘0
(Continued From Page One)
LONDON, Oct. 4.—The Alncri~
can scllooucrnnnie F. Conlou was
attacked by gunfire by it German
submm‘inc Wednesday morning on?
the Sciily Islands. The crew of
eight men has been landed safely.
,NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-—'i‘he All-
nie F. Conlon was an American
schooner of 591 tons register, built
ill 1883 at. Portsmouth. N. H. th
on: their Ill.
70¢
9“.
left born August. 27 with cargo for
llzwrc‘, under command of Captain
J. R. Grifi‘ill and carrying a crew of
seven molt, three of whom cluim~
. ed. Americntl' citizenship when
signing béforc the United States
Commissioner of shipping. _
Americans
a
, hall, stcward and cook, Boston.
BRITISH BEGIN ANOTH-
ER, DRIVE AT THE
GERMAN LINES . IN
FLANDERS TERRI- .
giuccr and second lnntc, was born
in New Hampshire; Charles Ilulli-
ROME, Oct. 4.—-—Itnlinti shipping
losses by mines or submtiriucs for
the \vcck culling September 30, in
all sons, were two soiling vessels
of more than 100 tons and threc
sailing vessels of less than 100
tons. One small sailing vessel cs-
cnpcd \vhcu attacked by a submit—
rlnn. .
PARIS, Oct. 4r—AIIOIIICI' aerial
raid ovcr Gcrmuny'wus made last
night. by French aviators. The
cities of Frankfort and Rastntt
were. bombed.
PARIS, Oct. 4.——-’I‘he following
official announcement was given
out: .
“Ill rcprisul forthc bombard-
ment: of Bardc-Duc our aviators
bombarded Frankfort and Ras-
tfitt.” ' .
Rustntt is a town 0016.000 in—
habitants, in Baden, 14 miles
southwest of Karlsrultc. ’
This, is the Second attack on
Frankfort in the last week, since
the French inaugurated their pol-
icy of reprisalraidsfl ,. . . ‘
,
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DEAF MUTEB TO BE
EXECUTED TONIGHT
Two Young. Men to Suff‘ér for Killing
Wife of One of Them.
in conformity with the decree of the
law. Joseph i‘uslclli, 24. and Francesco
both dcni mules of New
York, will bc hanged soon after mid-
niaht tonight at the state prison at
Wctiicrsficld for killing Castelli's wile
in a New ancu rooming house. Both
01‘ them desired to got rid of the wo-
man and \leltrc cfopod with her to
New Haven. whither the husband came
and completed tbc task by beating her
over the head with n piccc. of icll pipe.
The men were arrested in New York
and sentenced to die March 1.3. 1917.
An appeal to the supreme court prc»
vented execution. but that court con-
firmed the sentence and the date of lilo
As the two men begun their last day
on earth today. the indications were
that they would face depth bravely.
They have stood up under the ordeal
in good physical condition. Vetere hits
a brother and sister in Brooklyn and
other relatives “le have visited him in
prison. Castelli also has a brother
who has visited him. Rev. Arthur G.
Cnvannugh. professor at St. Thomas'
seminary has ministered to their spirit-
ual needs since they have been at the
state prison and he will accompany
them on their last journey from their
cells. ‘ t
Warden Word A. Garner will,huvc
charge of the execution. which will be
by hanging, and he will be assisted by
four 0r live prison‘ officers. A few
newspaperm'en will be witnesses. in-
clubing a membc'i‘ front the ecunty
in which the crime was committed. It
is customary to allow those about to be
executed to make an oral farewell
day.
127, 129, 131 Washin
gton .St.
:5
ALICE JOYCE AND HRRY MOREY
In the vttagraph Feature, “Richardth‘e Brazen" at the Regent Theatre,“
statement. It is presumed that in the
case of the deaf mules any. statement
.that they make, “they make uny,‘wiii
be in the sign language to Father Cav~
annugh. This is probably the lill-st ex-
ecution of dent mules in this state.
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Two TAIL-END. c’oLL‘ré‘loNs.
wnrnnnunv, on. 4.—-—Thére were
two ‘taihend collisionil lof‘trolley cars
in the roguyesterday. both occtilrgQLbe
tween this city and Cheshlcc. ‘Win;
coke and Conductor Holden
ill
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