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The acting is flawless. It adds all
The House of HighGrade .inelsnclioly hole to know that SainI’I
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In a Western P191 I . Av THE REGENT LONDAY II .3
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“ -'\ 79 vEthel Clayton and Milton Sills ms'l . 1 ~
THE DEDCIPLE I "Souls Adrift" I I I ,
And First Episode of I TI“ ”"191 W“ Or ”I“ n‘I'I'I \I‘I“'I‘I’I§:é m: I
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The Fighting Trail - Inns ‘ " ed in .l small, spurst'l,‘ mirth-IQ .3 4' I ,1 Jr..l....w,.,......o..~ . ”Maw ; I
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MONDAY I Th nice contininy—llllnl l‘iJEF'Ib I I I I
Eillrl (‘lanuh in “Souls Adrift“ Itnn, . llui‘i-‘v Kaolin». L". ”‘1 I ' I
TUESDAY and wanxnsnar :Mi‘“ II" “"-""‘* "W“ “1‘ ‘ ”IAIIII as ea er ea er. I ‘
“The Crisis" in 10 lilal‘t’clous i‘L-‘Jls 1,... na- ' ”If ‘M (onus. 1 “‘3 NIH” 1'.
’I‘lllllfilJAl’ .- 1 FRiIIAY Itrip it. i rtiuili L‘xlll'tissli tor the l'urIlI; . . . I
Douglas FairbanlifAin “was and I ””5“ 2* lit-um». “a. liieyiu Don’t put up with the discomfort of a cold house When at a ,
- I I \l'oollr." I :1.»in I . 1i 15m _ - - L, w ;,i"zii.l~-I9I trifling cost you can install a GAS ROOM HEATER that can be I _,
‘ I('3l]l1:|l“1 mila-l'llilfl iii“ ‘v"l"'~' U< 5"”1" I-é used Wherever needed. I’ “W: Mythic-r
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W, ~ ~ — A ~---__ I -M__w_.___-,,- I Hundreds of these GAB HEATERS in use locally and must ‘ m. i
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l Palace TilC‘ullJ i s V. r A- TRICES $4.50, $4.75, $5.75, $6.50. :;I
“‘ -' U cert :. 5. tie cl “‘2 it? .7 at :1 . ' . 5
A? be Palace Tomgnt I9 Supply hunted at these prices. I
““3311" and ham“ .5 " 2‘ .‘ ‘ifI‘fiiI' . XIII.“ It DON’T WAIT—ORDER TODAY. 5I
Last Dav bu lill.“ zillei‘nom and tin ulrlr. ’ . .‘~I
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“The Red Ace” “f‘ LI. I“ TI‘I§III.I..§‘II.;I.I'IMIIIS...‘ THE REGENT THEATRE, WALL sr, NORWALK,‘CONN. ; omen r0 d2 "It 33. 003181'
Second Episode III :Ilic prIi'tI of the In If ."ii: II'. FRIDAY EVENING» OCTOBER 5th, 1917 I
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\ Double-Crossed” 39“” " "“‘f‘III‘: 1" , : ,f , ‘ “T -.~ the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. - r “w“ A
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.‘William 3. Hart in "The Disclple,”
.. and FirstlEpieodo of "The
Fighting Trail"
Al the opening of the picture, “The
'llisciplc," starring William S. llart.
the first couple of hundred foul of
which show some. corking outdoor
itcencs, Housloii :irrchs in the" town
and steps right. in on a bar room
‘lirawl in llardv'i-i plucc. Coming out
of the dive, Houston secs Hardy who
has preccded hint to lhc road, talking
to his wife_ Later llartly makes a
play for the wife and lands lll‘l‘, clot)-
inu with her on the day that Houstonv
opens his church. I
On being deserted by his wife llousl
tou reuounces God and the church]
and takes his child into the moun-'
thins, where he makes his abode. I
“The Fighting Trail",
The picture was eight men}; s in the
making and more than 1,0 i persons
were used in one scene—tho burninu
of a town. For this, a modern town
with more than 200 buildings was
built just to have the torch applied
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GENT THEATRE T'UES- ‘
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An accurate and highlv artistic ren',
,dering of Winston Churchill's novel‘
of the Civil War : “vi the years lmme-.
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Inaw the illi‘w-tlu can't :il’l‘llord to missi
this. conned ‘5: “iii". in .‘zr .zl. igv find
those ._,:-,,. «ll'lll'l s-l‘o the trial tpiaotlv
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ll'l ilic thread of the .s‘orv
by slat‘ .1 this, the second |)"Clll‘lllll-
lion.
"Til" vital AW." i10\\‘l“\'0i‘,Ii-s but out»
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,‘l'crri will he :1 [WW ”I‘fll'e‘l-I
Pall". ““er reel, ’sliowlnh lire pictures
of ('ll“l'l‘!ll happenings, including}
scene- czi the battle flank ’l:.:l "Lil-I
turn of civic interest in our own cll’I
lcs. on there is llll‘ "his: time"
\‘lllltl' s ,,I'ii;1i':iii1 of live rots. lil‘ad-z
cd [.5 . r. llcrman, llic foreman ell-c-
li'lcal wizard, direct from the Ht'llll
llicalli- There will lie two wiiitlcu
ville l" Ii Ill..‘.‘.'."‘~’ ‘
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Owen Moran, Famous .
English Boxer, Through
At Age of Thirty-'l‘hrcc
Onvi Idoi'an,
Milk both at Birmingham, llnulaud.
Oct. 4, 185;. only ”27“!"
llutm yours old, Owen has shun ‘Jli
his! t’ .34 and. in fact, l.'ioii.<lilet'ctl
a our}. number. .i in a tilt'
which has turned out scores of great
ruckus, l'l(1llllll“" llnr"cclrlit'a‘cd
(.lnirlic Mitchell. and began
about .7 years our). In his puuilislic
prime lie was both clever and strong.
bill lic alwiivs lacked a punch. ‘ will
ever so, Owen has quite a few lmmk-i
cuts to his (‘ll‘i‘i’
in San Francisco, the itiisdshman pup
draining Nelson to sleep. and
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a. produclior. thii‘ cmnparm very fav- '54:? lbw?” -l(:t"(i>il‘ix;hw If the chi" l) m»!
orably with the miter big war fIImSI\Vlic.II.-VI. .haiieIiIhe 842“” m“: ,IIII-IIIIJ
» —.—I——- A... —w—-:II{0Y lll- (Ounl. Owen also hihlnith
I' K. out Fr: r? in Niel anti several oihrxr
TRY IT AND SEE! Igood llms. Moran himself was
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Lift your corn: or callous off
with fingers! Doesn't
hurt a bill
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ered a new ether compound and call-I
ed‘ it frozen and it can be had In
tiny bottles as here shown for a fewi
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cents from any drug store.
‘ You simply apply a few
drops of freezone upon a.
tender corn or painful cal-I
.. 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 off with the,
,. lingers.
. No pain, not a bit of
soreness. either when ap-
plying freezone or after-
. wards and it doesn't even
‘ irritate skin.
Hard corns, soft come 0
come between the, toes. also toughen-
Ied calluses just shrlvcl up and lift
03,50 easy Itls wonderful! Seems
magical. 5-it Works like a. charm. ,Gen‘
“ yellow (label.
.trec‘zonc *‘ line .
1!", breath a tongue lchoatetlill
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Bank Coupon Checks
Bank coupon checks are cash discount on what you spend.
They are checks to which is attached 3. dividend on what you
purchased, called a 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 de-
posit the Savings Certificates on a. SAVINGS ACCOUNT in The
South Norwalk 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 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?
Isn’t it true that the majority of us are likelyto 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
and 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. ,
ISurely there is a most commendable principle involved in
this—saving while spending for things of value—and progres-
Sive merchants who issue BANK COUPON CHECKS deserve
your patronage. Save Bank Coupon Checks and buy a. LIB.
ERTY BOND. . .
It embodies a host of valuable kitchen helps And you can get all this for $1 weekly.
and short-cuts.
It saves you miles of steps. It enables you
to do an hour‘s work in 30 minutes. You can
it comfortably and rcsllully while preparing
No interest. No extra fees. And a guarantee
of all your money back if you are not delighted.
With terms like these you can't afford to
slave long hours.
meals. , Our tool: is now complete of all sizes ' .
It has 40 exclusive labor-saving 0011- Color: in today and see what these kitchen:
veniences, including the Porceliron top. It scientists have made it possible
puts 400 articles all within arm's reach. to offer you.
JOIN OUR STERLING RANGE CLUB
~ RANGES FROM $10.0c s9000
I Sterling Furniture Co. _
127, '129, 181 Washington .St. I Phone 105
FUCHS NOW fACES
for Hoosier
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('llillfllls of ember?" .icnt, sued in thofi
civil courts for {1:35.000 on the stints-.5
allocation. now Maximilian .l. Fuchs,"
of Stamford. former .uiperlnlcndcnt'
for door Brothers. manufacturers of!
bronze powders. and one of the lead-I
ers in the Stamford social life. is foe?
inc; new troubles in a suit for divorce
filed in the. superior court byI
:Marnarclle Eldon Fuchs in which iii-I
tolerable cruelly and adult-Pry is al-‘
leged. The case is returnable lo theI
October truth of the superior courti
which will open in this city Tuesday;
next with Judge Howard J. Cuilis onI
the bench. i
. McDongall Kitchen Cabinets, _'
$1.08 down and $1.00 per
week puts this marvelous
labor saving cabinet in
your home. There is noth-
ing of greater convenience,
r 9 better construction and
contains features that can-
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Fuchs has been a resident, of Stain-I
,knockei‘, not only once in his career. '
'and him .vns when Ad Wolgast stop-
Ipcd hill; in the thirlccuia chances“
of a San Francisco fight back in 1911.
When Moran fought. Young Sliiisrrue
ing from inc Jersey City buy that he
had toque in the seventh round. The:
fight pl:1"ilf‘flil\' spelled his end.
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Norwai‘s navy, being a young son
vice, is innit expressly in defense
and col. defiance. But, though her
ships a“ few, the quality of her men
is high. the hardy fishermen of tlieI
|coast providing. an abundance. of ex-‘
cellent iiiatrrial, and her oll’tccrs ai‘eI
‘chosen and trained with the utmost!
care. A cadet has to serve at least;
one year in the me chant. service lie-I
tore he can enter he naval college;
at Horton, and his qualificatitms be-i
fore obtaining a rank or. suli-lleutew.
ant must include lithorough ,ltnowl:
with In
the other We incomes [flu-
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sages: English, Frenchai’id German,I
billty’to speak ~English and,
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not be found in any other
cabinet.
A MoDougall Kitchen
Cabinet will free the:
ford for about 12 years and most am
that time has been superintendent of;
the Baer Brothers factory in WthhI
bronze powders are intiiiufagturet), ac-;
cording to the allegations of a corn-‘i
plain! tiled in the superior court at
few weeks ago, for a period of about-'
are accessories: 2......... or so...
lfiplltei§°2§fllilti"li.°“.’$..‘.ii§.“.;l was“!
littllolf‘lii $3332. limit? .933: Price Range From . .
' “ $21.00 to $33.00,
Relief Work in France
Under the Aiispiccs of the Con-
tentment Island Auxiliary of the ,
Stamford Chapter of "the Red
FLOWER POTS .-
cover $125,000 and afflic- pcnding
Cross . \ in the superior court. ‘ , J J 11 GM; .1 “: .
’ , . I Factss Embezzlement Charge. 1. nut ml 8 y ~ 351 . ”mu“
MISS Theodora Dunham . Fuchs was also arrested for the al- 131'“: Wk”: Stone Jugs! Whit
“Ii” t9“ Of her experiences 11.1,1eged embezzlement, .and has been
France as Chauffeur of a Hos-I held for trial before the next term of
. pital Supply Truck and as at the criminal superior court, a bond
worker among the Wounded! {3:11:33 appearance having been lur-
Soldiers and Refugees_ Today a suit for divorce was filed
.TOWII H811. Darren by his wife, Margaretta Eldon Fuchs,
m“d%vp (fitober 9
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Regs, Wood Mallets," Basket
Cans, Garbage Cans, Oil‘rHestorl,
Step Ladders, Cabbage Cutters. .
Carpet mural-Etc. -
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