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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 23, 1917 · page 3

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Regent Theatre

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TODAY

The (ireatent Human Story
Ever Told
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“HONOR
SYSTEM”

A Super De-Luxe Sensation
in 10 Parts

Evening shows at.7.,aml 9:15

'Admission 15c to all

Wednesday

ALICE BRADY ‘
In the Historic llommvc

, “BETSY miss” . ;
'i'hursdéyih'd Friday

Evelyn Nes‘bit and her son
Russell Thaw in

“REDEMPTION” . i

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“Where the Crowds Go”

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TODAY I
LAST TIME ’

.' William S. Hart

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The Real. incaiiuurable Westerner
in 3 Thomas ll, lnL- Production

"“Tnn NARROWTRAIL”

powerful, but uniform.

that the gasoline it marks is

can produce.

SOCONV isn‘so different from

Say "So-CO-ny” and look for

sign.

MILES per GALLON .

When you figure miles per gallon,
there is no gasoline as cheap and
efficient as SOCONY. Because .
SOCONY is not only“ pure and ‘

Every gallon is like every other
gallon, no matter where you buy it
—-quiek starting and chock full of
energy. The SOCONY seal means

, host that extensive sources of sup-
ply and highly scientific refining

iv a. . mixtures that are often sold
as gasoline that it pays to he par-
‘ ticular 'what goes into your tank.

. Fed, White and Blue SOCONY‘

Standard Oil Co. of New York

sumac uncut . .

The Sign or. Reliable we
and the World’s Best Gasoline

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

DEALERS WHO SELL . .
~SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE

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Supply Company

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Car Company
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Motor Car Co.

Cranbury-Nomalk
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Wilton Garage

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Pair mix Muilzmoy
Samuel Mead

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Baur & Company
P. ii. Spellnian

Darien. Conn.
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Der-ion Garage
Starling Motor

Company
Wutport, conn.
Weatport Garage
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'IL "I ““1”” I” " turn-11.!) n Mr H Li 1-1. - 7 ii u
in the Remarkable Stiry I , . - n- -
“GOD’S MAN” ‘ ‘1
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Thursday, Friday and g j
‘ Saturday » . . ~ - ~ —. -1 . - - J!— -2—-—-—.-.:—. , -!_-3
The “”t Section—Pictures of Kelly. writer oi the scenario of "w 1': ville!tindcrworlti——tlic "Sons of time oi the Crusaders. and which in- or life in the raw southwest and the
Real War master photoplay production 'fiiod's/Subtcrmnm" antiw'l'hc Scnrlr-t Host." rim original title was it. Hairline De sentimental and pathos oi the icmi-
“The Retreat 0f the Ger- Man." “mm M" h "‘ "“"imu‘d “'0‘“ ll. 113- Warner. who Will m‘ N‘CRUM liicu. the Norman French equivalent nine element in the story. '
mans ‘at The Battle of ”‘9 phenomcnnl‘nm "l "i the Mill? '1' as the star oi the stage production. fm- "mp man of God"~ihni the author _ WW”--- ,_.. \ ‘
1 Arms” tin by George Brit: nonloward, and "Allan Jimmy alenting.” in which he has derived. the mpmhenflue “up. REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY.

which has been produced by the Froh:

1” addition to the usual Diagram man Amusement i'o 'i'ii'nilon. make".

oi photoplays and vaudeville.

 

 

 

§“’itching Hour." it is n comprehen-
“‘1‘ b". lsive versennd, in a measure. con-
AI mi [HEAIRES ,vovs the basic. theme of this excep-
ltional screen production. that of

——~ lilroadwav. its wild: weird nizht cafe

REAL cowpuncusns wm-i w. s.’ life and the mvsterious workings of
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TH EATRE TODAY

:r'he True-to-Liie Westerner Seen For)
Last Time Today in Ince Pro-
duction. “The .Narrow

Trail"

Although one oi the most willins; ’ ’
:rnd best-natured punchcrs that ever' ,.
left the open range to become a “reel" l
cowboy. Curly. Revere is not a born
actor. This sad tract was brought to
light when Curly. who was cast as the
lieutenant oi a band oi outlaws led
by ‘Willtam 3. Hart, in "The Narrow
’l‘rail." which will be seen at the Pal-

oi the phoioplnv sensation. “'t‘:

toured the country for five successful
wars. and more recently for his
‘ . portrayals in “Shell 43," "The
Vnuabound'l’rlncc" and “Wrath". of
"Scion Deadly lSns." has been occur.
ml to portray the leading role in
"God's Man." that of Arnold kilom-
modieu. it is from this name L'Horn-

medicu. which originates from the
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"God's Man." ‘ . l
The story is one dealing with the The Historic Romance. "Betsy Ross/h-
trials and vicissitudes met by young Starring Alice Brady

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A Warm iioom loliressln!
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chillymornings. Yoaesndoiteasfiyiiyon have atlas
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live minntesand thermiswstm.

See About One Today

The Connecticut light and Power (So.

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' NOTi

This company desires to do
everything in it power ' to ine-

crease subscripa i- has to the new

 

 

cent. bonds at par and accrued I
interest providin: ; you file with
us an . application for a” like
amount of the ne 1 per cent.
bonds. .

This offer is subject to with-.
drawal without notice, and nec?
‘essarily limited to'amounts in ..
the discretion ”of the officers.

The People’s, Trust Company
| 79 Washington Si. 80. Norwalli, Conn.

 

New 4 per cent. Bonds on hand. imme-
diate delivery iorcasih

 

Arnold L'iiornmctiieu in his ever pre A brilliant‘nnd stirring romance oi.
valent desire to aid his iollowmen. the Revolutionary period

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nnd the resultant disgrace and degrad- can history is coming to the Recent?
ntinn which come to him. Beginning Theatre on Wednesday. it is "Betsy“
with his expulsion from college. he is Ross," the latest World-Picture Bra;-
drsgged through the business whirl of dy-made. an charming and popular-
, Xew York. the night life the tango psr- Alice Brady is the star r' :,.e produc-
giors. the cafes: into the smuggling or tion. Not only are .- J homes and
gdeadly drugs, and down until he is a! costumes of the r :3th faithfully por-
lthe bottom of the pit oi despair. 'l'nen. travcd but the home in which Betsy,
molded by the teachings oi an old he!" makes the flag is an exact reproduc-i
imit philosopher. he ll lifted back 10 tion of the historically famous spot'
Ithe lanes of decency and to the dawn which Mistress Ross flashing needle
Ioi the light of righteousness. W'I'scwed the stars into the tint red.
ilight. to the ultimate iindins of banjwhite and blue banner- oi the United
ipincss and the love oi a true woman. States. Miss Brady is memorably de-
"God's Man" has been ireely and lightiul in the role oi Betsy. See this
.iorcei’ullyproclaimed by 91'9” ‘34 production. by all means.
ipublic alike oi New York and other,
ilietropolitau centres in which it has EVELYN ":33” .comua
ibeen exhibited. as an epoch makins‘ 10 THE REGENT
'motion picture production. which tells

 

 

. «noes understand that you are threat-

. ride this Pinto pony which you think

nee today. ins ca" d upon to reman-
utrste with ""' i. ' riding his con-
spicuous spo‘ - .i pow-3 Fritz.

"You'll bare to «peak r.:al lines."

Laid Hart.iwho was rehearsing the
mono with Curly. “Make tho: nudi-
rninzime. You're angry because i
will cause the capture oi the gang.
Try it again and we'll take the pit”,
mrc. Remember, you can't make it
' too strong!”

As the camera started grinding.
Curly. with a poker lace and in a
slow, southwestern drswl. said:

"When 'r you goin' to Kit rid of thatI
Pinto boss? You can see him io'iy
miles away. l'm sorrel".

 

 

é "PALACE THEATRE l
H. I. Warner. Frohmau Star. inI
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Tomorrow

New York
Vui manner; over-ted:
Martinis: and undefined:

. Godless! Hell’s'dclisht:
nude by day and lewd by night—-
' squirming horde in summon“: mesh.
A wilderness oi- human flesh;
(kl-II b! was. last sad rust: \

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la stirring story and ,carries it won-
drous moral teaching.

Through the. eiiorts oi Manager Col-
lins oi the Palace Theatre, to secure
‘ior his audiences those productions
which are making history in motion
‘picture progression. “God's Man" has
been booked for showing to the popu-
Ilace oi Nor-wall: at the Palace Thea-
itre for one day only. tomorrowr

 

l REGENT THEATRE TODAY

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li‘The Honor System." in 10 Parts,

‘ Last flowing at 7 and 9:15

i , Tonight

g, Whilé illrn' producers] nave been
busv with many subjects William F!"
,in his new play “The Honor Sys-
}tcm." has gone to the homes and

. henna oi the people tor a vital theme.l

EThis spectacular ten-reel production
will be shown at the Regent today. it
ideals with the lite oi the avmgs'
Email. but with the big vision that «is
{characteristic oi true art. '
The round‘yoi charactm includes
many oi the "most later-sting typos or
modern American lilo. the hero being

' an ambitious, honorable. cultivated
, - youth. who by means/oi the «tang

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Ilium

lsaocxer'r eox PLANT sunusoi

 
 

 

the Photopiay. “Redemption,”
Thur y and Friday
Broadway enthusiastically welcom» iv

en “Redemption." the latest photo;

play. featuring Evelyn Nesbit and her‘

 

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I. I. MALLETTE

so wasrmt‘o'ron er. ’ scorn nostsx.

HosIERY”

 

 

son Russell fi'haw. Playgoers here;
are to be given an opportunity toI
judge oi the unusual and unique qusi-i

 
 

 

 
 

 

tiles claimed ior this attraction. 'as‘.
git is booked to appear at the Regent;
i'l'heatrc Thursday and Friday.

 

i NEW HAVEN. Oct. 23,—The saw}
Tmlll and box plant oi the Bracken:
'Box and Lumber Company. located in;
the nnmx east oi the city proper:
were burned early today, together.
with two small dwelling houses close
~by and a barn. The cause or the tire’
is not known. The loss is estimated.
at about 320.000. 1

 

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3 WHEN cHiLoneu cnv our ‘i
And are feverish and don't sleep;
'well. are constipated and have symp-
toms oi worms, mothers will find
‘quicir relief in Mother va'o'chei
rPowders for Children. the standard
'rernedy ior 30 years, They are easy to
lgive and children like ‘ them. They,
leisure the stomach. ‘act gently on
the bowels and break up colds. relieve
lbeadachfl and teethiogfiisorders. We
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' liberty is ' *
Buy your Liberty Bonds now. i
The safest investment in the world.

It is your duty as a patriot to buy.
We will handlebar” subscription gladly.

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