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Regent Theatre '
The House of HighGrade
Entertainment
8 Shows, 2215, 7:15 and I
Today
Wm. S. Hart
in a Western Plot
“ THE DlSClPLE ”
And First Episode of
“The Fighting Trail”
MONDAY
Ethel (‘layt'tn in “Souls Adrift”
TUESDAY and “WEDNESDAY
“The Crisis" in 10 marvelous reels
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Douglas Fairbanks in "Wild and
Woolly."
Vaudeville and Pictures
Last Day .
GRAND CIRCUIT
‘ VAUDEVILLE
Direct from Keith Theatre's
including
Dr. Herman
Foremost Electrical Wizard
. Today
“The Red Ace”
Second Episode
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Pauline It redertck
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Petrova in “Exile.” l 1“ d5 Olga
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
uunam 8. Hart
and First Episode of “The
Fighting Trail"
in "The Disciple/'3
lthat have been made and which evi-
dence a lavish expenditure and un-
sparing effort.
The acting is flawless. It adds a l
melancholy note to know that Sam 6
D. Drone, who portrayed the mar- ‘-_
ltyred president so faithfully, has him- 7
self joined the silent majority since'
the story was filmed. His work Willi”
stand as a record for arti:tic characl’:
terization. 3 '
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AT THE REGENT MONDAY
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.Ethel Clayton and Milton Sills in
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lion, star; Harley Knules, director;
,Milton Sills, lending man, and the otlr , "it
tier members of the company made the3 \
girip down south expressly for the pur-‘il
ipose of filming this. feature and they 3‘
:llllliilllt‘tl on the job on the island—3 .
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Palace Fheaire E Second Episode of “The Red Ace" at 3 ,
the Palace Tonight
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The second episode 3
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' llll‘iilllltf serial, “The lied Ace"
be shown this afternoon and evening.‘
at the Palace Theatre. The
started last week, and it won readv;
favor because of its many meritorious3
points. in the first place, Marie \Y:tl-‘
camp, the beautiful screen adventur- -
serial“
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Gas Hca
Don’t put up with the discomfort :. cold house when at o
trifling cost you can install a. CAB» ROOM HEATER that can be
used wherever needed. '
Hundreds of these GAS HEATERS in use locally and must i
be seen to be appreciated.
PRICES $4.50, $4.75, $5.75, $6.50.
Supply limited at these prices.
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The Connecticut light and Power Co. :3
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episode merely started the unwindingl
css, is the star of the mm. The rustle-f?
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0f the plot. but nevertheless she did:
some stunts that sufficed to ('lllll‘llP-i
terize licr amour: the elite. llut "'l‘he3
Red Ace" isn't a stunt serial. It docsn
n't depend for its thrills on acrobat-
ic. skill on the part of the perfor'mt r.
although tlwre is no doubt but whatg
they could show something on that
point. llut this serial possesses unusw
nal dramatic quality. and the sue“
pense is said to be hotter unstained
than am of the cplsodical pictures!
that have been produced in n lon'z'
it Free Lecture on lurtstlau Science
To Be Deliver .34 in
THE REGENT THEATRE, Will . ST, NORWALK, CONN.
FRIDAY EVENING, (“HUBER 5th,1917
At 8 0 Chg-3k
BY VIRGIL O. STRICKLER, C. S. B.
01' New Yuri: t _
Member of the Board of Lecturcviip of the Mother Church,
the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
ALL ARE WELCOME
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‘lled Ace" is so popular. Those who
saw the episode can't ut‘ffford to miss
link in the story. And
those who didn‘t see the first episode,
leap pick up the ihrt‘zul of tho stort’:
1by seeing this. the second presenta-j
itlon. 3
“The Red Ace," however, is but one»
:portion of a wet-filled program for!
dtoday. TllP‘l‘t‘ will be a new llearst-t
At the opening of the picture, “The. l’ttthe news reel, showlng lire pictures?
Disciple," starrlng William
which show some corklng outdoor tern of civic interest in our own (‘ll'
scones, Houston arrives in the town ins.
and steps right in on a bar room vaudeville program 0r “"9 "92"“ l“““1'3
8. Hart. of
the first c9uplc of hundred feet“ of scenes on the battle front, and mat-3
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current happenings, including’
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time“
Then there is the "big
trawl in Hardy's place. (‘oming out ed by Dr. Herman, the foremost elec-
of ”13 dive, Houston “05 Hltl'dl' W110 tricnl wizard. direct from the Keith
has preceded him to thr- rond, talking theatres.
There will be two vaudtk‘
to his Wife. Later Hardy makes a ville pmformnnees this evening, 01103
"play for the wire and lands her. elop- at 7:43, and one at. 9 o'clock.
tag with her on the. day that Houston
opens his church.
On being deserted by his wife Hous-
the. church
moun-
ton renounces God and
and takes his child Into the
rains. where he makes his abode.
“The Fighting Trail"
The picture unscight months in the.
making and more than 1,000 persons
were used in one scene—the burningr
For this, a modern town
was
built. just to have the torch applied
of a town.
with more. than 200 buildings
to it.
“THE CRISIS" COMING TO THE RE-
GENT THEATRE TUES-
DAY AND WEDNES-
DAY
. ,i ra and hi htv artistic mm 3
An accu m g el in San Francisco, the, Englishman put‘
thaw-Wm
dering of Winston Churchill's nov
of the Civil War : " l the years frame-3
diately preerd‘fi" it, “The Crisis,” has
Irv t :0 Selig-7 Company.
been produo
a production that compared very fav-.
orably with the other big war films;
nur lT-AND SEE!
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Lift your earns or ealtuaes oft
. with fingers! Doesn't
hurt a bit!
3’ ed ltjfrozen and it can be had it
tiny bottles as Item shown for'n few
cents from any drug store
You simply apply a few
drops of freezone upon a
lender corn or painful cal.
Ins and instantly the sore-
ness disappears then short-
ly you will find the corn or
callus so loose that you
can Just lift it of! with the
3 fingers.
No pain, not a bit of
soreness. either then ap-
plying , freeman or after-
wards and it doesn't even
irritate skin.
Hard cows, sort corn: or
come between the toes. also toughen-
"! allusion Just ohrtvel up out! lift
a“ to «or u is wonderful! Seem
rm ltmuunnm.fiom~
“It ’ , he unlit: label.
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‘ ‘ont Frankie Niel and several
Owen Moran, Famous ’
English Boxer, Through 3
At Age of Thirty-Three;
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3 Owen Moran, the English boxcr,‘
mas born at Birminghmu, England.
Oct. -t, 1834. Although only tltiitl’g
three years old. Owen has seen his
in st days and, in fact, is considered
a back number. He was born in a city
which has turned out scores of great
3|.giET-'l‘.~, including the celebratrd
iciurne Mitchell, and began boxing,
about 17 years ago. in his pngilistha
prime he was both clever and strong,
but he always lacked a punch. but
ever so, Owen has quite a few muck-A ‘
cuts to his credit. Seven years 9.20,
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and
‘tou, when the Dane was still good and
,had lost his lightweight title only a
wllattling Nelson to sleep,
tnhort time before.
The little Britisher is the only boxer‘
who ever made the Battier take a nun
3for the count. Owen also khocked3
other:
good boys. Moran himself was!
knocked out only once in his corneal
3 and litht was when Ad Wolgast stop.
‘pcd him in the thirteenth chapter
of a San Francisco fight back in 1911.
When Moran fought Young' Shuerrucl
, , 7 . . . .3earl’y in 1914 he got such a bad Hole;
3 I. noted Cincinnati,chemist'dtscov-
’ cred 9; new ether compound and call-.
ting froth the Jersey City. boy that. 11(23i
had to quit in the seventh round. That3 .
:fight practically spelled his end.
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3 HOW NORWAY FINDS SAILORS
Norway's navy. being a young set-t
rice, is built :xpressly for defense,
and not defiance.” But, though hot-3
ships are few, the quality of her men:
is high, the hardy “inhuman of the;
locust providin: an abundance. of ex-3
collent material." and her omcers arei ”
chosen and trained with the utmost
care. A. l‘tlllf‘l has to nerve afilextltt
,one your in the merchant service bow
'l'ore he can enter the “Mill college,
at Horton, and his «ratification: be-
fore obtaining 0 rank or unblteuten-
out must include a thorough trawl-i
use of mutton. mo and amml ,
Mame mm m
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That is the reason why "Tll(‘3._~ _
Bank Coupon Checks
Bank coupon checks are cash discount on what you spend.
They are checks 'to which is attached rt dividend on what you
purchased, called 0. Bank Coupon. This Bank‘Coupon is detach-
ed and attached to a Bank Savings Certificate; when you have
one dollar, or any multiples of one dollar attached, you can do.
posit the Savings Certificates on a SAVINGS ACCOUNT in The
South Nerwalk Trust Co. Your deposit will draw interest at
the current rates for savings accounts.
Bear in mind that the account is yours absolutely without
cost.
Buy every nickel’s worth of goods from the merchants who
issue these checks. and in a. year’s slice you will have a bank
account of attractive proportiona, 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
premium: of any sort? '
And, candidly, don‘t you think ,it wise provision that the
cash disc tints received by you MUST be deposited on saving
bank ace tnts? ' '
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?
Think this over.
And then get. in close touch with our plan. Ask for circulars
wnnd latest list of merchants issuing BANK COUPON CHECKS.
The firms or corporations issuing BANK COUPON CHECKS
are. conferring a lasting benefit to the community, compelling
THRIFT.
Surely there is a. most. connnendable principle involved in
thismsavmg while spending for things of value—and progres-
sive merchants who issue BANK COUPON CHECKS deserve
your patronage. Save Bank Coupon Cheeks on". buy a LIB-
ERTY BOND. .
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It has 40 exclusive laborsaving con-
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puts 400 articles all within arm ’5 reach.
FUCHS ‘NOW FACES 3
DIVORCE .’.CTION.'
Arrested at short ' .56 ago upon.‘
choices of ember“ ...ent, sued in the:
civil courts for $125,000 on the some;
allegation, now Maximilian J. Fuchs.)
of Stamford, former superintendent!
for Door Brothers, tmtnufacturers of?
bronze powders. and one of the lend-i
ers in the Stamford social life. is lac-3
lug new troubles in a suit. for divorce‘
filed in the superior court by_l
Mnrgarette Eldon Fuchs in which iu-g
tolerable cruelty and adultery is all
leged. The case is returnable to the!
October term of the superior court,,
which will open in this city ’l‘uesduyt
next with Judge Howard. J. Curtis on
the bench.
Fuchs has been a resident of Slam-3
ford for about 12 years and most of3
thut time has been superintendent of;
the Boer Brothers factory in which}
bronze powders are manufactured, tic-3
cording to the allegations of a com-i
plaint filed in the superior court at
few weeks ago, fore. period of abontl
3310 [years he had been selling waste
metal to New York firms and retain-
ing the proceeds for his own use. His
employers estimated the amount of
metal which he sold at more than
$100,000, and suit washrought to re-
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Stamford Chapter of the Red;
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Miss Theodora Dunham
pita! Supply
one lt
cover $125,000 and is now
«in the superior court.
_ Facm Embezzlement Charge.
, . . . Fuchs was also arrested for the al-
thl toll of her experiences mileged embezzlement.
France as Chauffeur of n 'HOtheld for trial before the next term of
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