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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 25, 1917 · page 3

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STATE HEALTH BULLETIN.

 
 

 

 
 

1%": of Danger; Engcndcrcd by War"
Time Conddicns.

In this month'sfinuv of the Connec-

"tlcut Health Commissioner, John'T

Black, quoting tin audits: of his before

the Fairfield t‘ourtty .tlt-dical asmcfa-

tlon, points out «me of the dangers to .

II .-

Ramp

Regent Theo-Ii: I

lorwulk —— —- Phone 1501

ALL NEXT WEEK

 

Heat in allifiy."

WithaGuloochctcrinltdlcdiuymhomc,youm
in a position to have but, quick, when and when you want it.

 

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I “Where thqurowds Go”
TODAY, rouomow Arm

 

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RTISTIC
VAUDEVILLE

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“The Retreat of
The Germans”
Al: the Battle
of Arms

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"The Cinderella Man”
“ch 0’ My Heart”

{I .._.__... -:'ca:1tily clu': u], :h filialllfiz 0 int! lif'Pf'hing 0f cats.
"5:. The "19mm.” or Roton palm divl lords t3 pr. ~z'n- it.” 9141:. (.Al li' u, The deaths. in the state in Scptembcr
I lesion, Volunteer up. Suing carpi. have and the filth! I . inn (.1 \‘tt', 1: ‘ 'tftz ‘ltd 1.50.2 and the duth rule v.3:
’ voted to subscriln- SLOW to the ”be," morality and 3.,1 . it:. .I‘ ; . T ‘ ii." a 7ifjixlnz-l the averago- rate for tile ‘
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Paid l or t" 12:24“:§(33:10::Iifjtiogfgesgjrflp2,:- tht'rlz-l, whit. ‘~ “min/it'd ft.t.nllj tu- death rate is ‘.-"hnv.‘n to IV- Hit.

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Tokencke for the season. h'aVe return-
t-d to their home
winter:

lenter.

the organization.

qttrntlv, hut “‘0 younger

tied one of Mrs. {Jamrou's cottages at “h” ,
lers; long h. hrs of work for turn and

the inert-all
children in ;~

New York for the

 

W other necrs is- aid "0 'l'u-n'! of I :m
HOOK COMPANY I” J. ”“5 and his daughter, M1“ ditlons grn. .11... '11.; millet the» LIP..-
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' ' . ' Janet. who have spent the summer at. “"5 he “FF . ' ' " AI. ‘~- ~ -' I')
The Best Presentm Broadway 1 Most . . . I o..
Becogmud tabe g l their Tokcnt-ke resident-v. have return “5“ 0‘ a.“ "H (’t “(‘an " ' U' M..-
Successful Play: '/I (-d to their home in the city» for the “ould a “"7 ‘ '4" “'3' ”W fil‘fl"‘8 L "’“”’”"

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Dainty Viviun Martin in r? a . . .. .. _

. ' ‘7 .. - . . r“ of .j ncrr-r r27; owning lltzc tho quenttl
u [i I) \: .f Mane-1.2.37 D3] Cutldren,1w,Adults,-oc : (.7 mm HM] my?” 3 mp. m,“

. IL L ””59 It" Evenings) 150,252,35831131 503 ',I For! (,f I:(l‘.:,’f“‘Inf‘ )Ivttollhw', Ii ~_~;,.i
, ‘ 0' ” 33 WT" . '1‘ CHILDREN IN ARM" ADMITTED II ”P” ""z" """" ”’“W " "

r01 It 13.3-4er No v 5" y t-r,tl:n!,y1v;nh qumrtr d I01: ti :IH

- a f = - *' n l uli t‘w!

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I SEQ GAS e y 'f.‘ 117m :4 l‘flil't im~z:-.xill!n, 'lhl: arm

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HARMING VIVIAN MARTIN T0-
OAY AND TOMORROW T PALACE

Dainty Paramonw Mics Wears Many
Beautif"! Gownc ‘
IAlthouuh in tho firm part of the
’9? Tenn! 1. r ti.“ at. of "The. Sun-
set Trail" which “ill be m-cn at the
Palaeo'l‘htmrt- t(nl:’.\‘ and
Of this ntr‘n, hum” .‘lfll‘llfl,
charming IlluH‘l-tll‘alnullé actress,
acampcrn nim-:’ ‘..:i In nvcralis and
with bare fH'l. sh»: i; clwn an (‘Ilillzvr-
lunily to "wr :I awn-4‘ or lII'I‘lll‘nlI
gowns in ll:“ I-" ' I...» “lure sh?
razuiln an m a. 3..
(n' that l)Q'.tlI'Il|lll‘-
frocks.
’l‘his fontm- is hm (mu Int-w-r-Iin:
J-trt of an Itppurullclpd prur’r'=m that
:l’mludos five Inf
.‘v-udcvillc, “-n-l " ‘ ~i :tl, Fltlll‘llllll-
{v.vld Will‘rfllm. "'l‘iw lll‘r‘lrn‘tlf of the
Germans at the Benth- of Arms."

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tomorrow
the

-- z'tld Pit-q on tmny

murmur Willilllll'r'

mi; org-pd circuit

"REDEMPTION" AT REGENT
TODAY AND TOMORROW

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"Julius Stagcr's Production Starring
Evelyn Meshit and Her Sonf
Hun-.525! Thaw '

('(lllllfl‘j I -, ' 'v .t' I num-
giay and tomorrow I:"'.'| f'om :-
markablc (-nqa-mwnl m the t'ohnn
Theatre, New York, \l'!;<"2‘t' it was tho
supreme photo-dramatic sonsntion of
:lhe vcar, wv are to 500 "ilvwiwmtd’on"
{with Evelyn Neehit and PM" >"'1. litr-
sell Thaw.

In this, her :2" ton tlvh'll. Iii» Nua-
Ml .“‘f"t!m' :t :‘mr our n‘fli' ll-‘uhtl-
ray Went will over " :Ptlt‘nli'i‘fl'i.” h
79:; «1 pr." "‘d sensmiun, “inning in-
ltfantly hr ‘l'rr-yb pho’qzrnzflw‘; I'p‘
thrill and‘tense intercsf or If; narra-
tiv» ‘lte great mother-[mo «licplm'cd
hr the heroine Miss Ne-shit':. truly
'wcnd'rful «zit-.‘ionul powers. the ox-
cc-llont cast and fine. stage direction of
Llulitts StI-wr and Joseph A. Golden.
Vlothing jus: like it ever had been
33:1 .‘ Rrwtdwav enthusias-
ptally .chl<--..l:-,>d the novrlty. .

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AT THE REGEI r SATURDAY ;
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Earle Williar .
Also th ,2r‘ .' "The fighting .

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Regent "I heatre ,
emulate 2:15. "Evening 7:15 and 9

FOOA V AND TOMORROW

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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27
Earle Williams and Corinne Griffith in a Blue Ribbon Feature ‘

“TRANSGRESSION”
Also the Metro Dramatic Serial ”THE FIGHTING TRAIL"

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The district attorney's answer Is

;-. ‘Tran' rcsalon;" for tho crook to do his worst whilc he Cinderella

What happens is told
in Which Barlt‘

docs hls dutv.
in "Trangsrcselnn."

Monday matinee, "The
.lnn." Monday niL'ht.
“ch 0' My Heart." Tuesday matinee,
"Bought nndyl‘nid For." Sent sale on

given daily.

Tlle preffllrv that crooked politi~ Williams and Coninne Grifllth areIpns- Fridayg

rims sum-times hr-na to bear on the
infirm of district nt'm-nev in our his
port-Hull”: portrayed in
"Tl‘tlniffi‘l‘ssin'l." the Greater Vi'a-
graph ‘25:“:- Ribbon pod'tcflon. ht tht5
[tout-m Thoalro on Saful'dav. "

i The p'rrwrcutor in question Is over
pggflt
("In "‘. ”iv” of
I. «.1 'l‘“ ltrulfrol a political uunz.
Ibo c‘imnx of his work as‘dl-Iil'lci
.Itnrmv, o" cor-ins: his life long
Itimd, 'Iw mz-w-r‘, co to prison an ac—

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diumicqing‘ his case

01',th hnpulnms of Mn daughter, who
It. engaged to the mayor.

 

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W ill Milka Your“
SlOl‘I‘lufll Smile at

Nervous indigestion

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ET“ I'm W7.

featured. I
REGENT THEQ¥R£ ,
Return of Excellent Attraction to the

Regent
Th~‘flli‘(‘-an'l‘s of Norwalk will hear.

 

seph W. i’.-.v!onI Stock ('omp'tny
whichry/ns just concluded a most suc-
ccssfu run at the International Thee-
trc. Niagara Falls, New York.

The manauomem has secured a list

“335""? t' 7 "'"l'M 3W" blast forcv- of high class productions fresh from Med, for ””3 h' the 9"” really blr

the Broadway Marc. .\'o expense has
bum apart-d to make this week of the

long to be remembcrod. and a studied
and contour selected cast of urtiqtu
of sterllng ability have been engaged
to Interpret thc many plavn that will
he trlvcn at popular prices. "Original
scenic and electrical effect: will he
um to. advantaxc. and nothlnu wlll
be lcftJo the Imaulnutiou. The value
of the Jmt‘ph‘ W. Payton Stock Corn?
pauy In well known throughout the
country for Ill vorutllltvlu acting}

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undurtlunreducluultuof plus}

Home GUARD BENEFIT DANCE,

 

At the Armory with Ferdinando
Broc.‘ Orchestra.

A benefit for the Home Guard will

take plncr- in tho Slaw -\rmm “on

day ievdnlng. when the Ferdinand.)

mnfmpu-d with the appnrcw with plvflslll‘t‘, of tho rcftlrn'of the Jo- Brothers' Dame Orcht-sir" Willi comr

h‘Pro undt-r the umpires of the 2nd
('0. Norwalk Home Guards. and aim
the damn low-rs of ‘his town and vi
cinlty the llrntrreal dam“ treat of
tho scasnn. That the Fordlnnndo or
Iranlzallon can do it In not to be dr-

cIIty orchestra In vlult Norwnlk. fn
this Is the only orcl.:'slr:t In ll.~'t- n'.
rel-d limitrumqnts mull feature Ih.

- _ ,. .- . . . ‘ Joseph W. Pavton Stork Company one banjo quartet, and also four wax ,

phones, and to those who undoutnr.‘
'rcnl. up-to—dalc dance munic. thorn i!
no music to equal that \"llil'll thy .
lmlrutrenta produce. Flight musl-
clcns make up the l-‘crtllnnndo or
chchtra. and each man Is an artist
The very newest hlls are used end
some uv-lcctlmln never before heard In
this city will be Introduced Monday
cvcnlnu. A couccrt will take place
from i to 9 and dancing will be con-
tluuouc untll midnight.

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ma TROUBLE.

wnyu n uremic, :tril
I'olni roul.
nt “'ilmn I’u‘tn’, Illtkorv Bluff, Ilcllc
island werl- tinclI r watt-1'.
tmvl
Home» vow hum,» tglttnlii.
away. Lu. t't-nturkuhlv Iilth- dtimax'c
is reported t‘mm tl,c hich Miter.

tint church.
[:8510!‘ of the church preached a ser-
nmn on “l’rufitnhlv Investment." and
:II thr- l‘llr~t' of tho wrvicv the church
voted l'I hu;.' at $104! Ilumd.
whmd Illr't) \‘Mvtl during the morning
In' Imy .1 $1M) ml.
day u'h‘wn lhc paw-«him! hm: :wkwd that
prop-rs ho offvrtl In tho .~.uccrs.~ oi-
the I'viud :itntw army and mm and
lm‘
senior. and lht‘ (‘hristiw Ruth-arm
fl‘o‘lf‘liftz T'lll ln- llv'ltl It! In in the morn-
ing Int-haul of w Iiztfi In tho evening,
and tlu- prl‘iml will be dm‘otI-d- exclu-
niwly to player.
dhtlly Invited to attend this mooring.

m'rtr’jl m tel/‘2", tl'o. lower PM of im-

rn tll‘ \‘.'i‘,'i't
All lll.‘ docks here and

and lll‘l"!
llzl' stroe's.

MIR. drift-«l

hl'tt'nc’lls I'Iurt-d

lntcrt-st in tho Lihl-rty Loan In high

in llowuyton and In the llouuyton Bap-

I.:t.~'t Sunday morning thc

he Sunday

.‘.'w;t Stimltty iw' thc'

if” lliilllt’ILn-‘u of ll1-- l'nihtl $7.3m

'I‘ho- plblic ls co:

 

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N Dec. 20, 1912, a new play open-
ed a new theater Introducing a
new star to the metropolis. The
theater was the Cort. The play

‘ Way “Peg 0' My Heart." The star was

Laurette Taylor.

It Is said that up to that ulght only
the producer, Oliver Morocco. then
knot 'n as a Westzru manager; the play-
wright, J.‘ Hartley Manners, and the
em: a 'n belie'wd they had a chance
for to Miss. The rest ls histrrv. "‘hcy
owe" to find themselves famous. And

be: have since become very rich, for
this simple little play proved to be the
most .ntcccssful in the nnnnls of the
Amerl/nn stage In twenty-one years—-
not the fittest. nor the mental, but
from t box office stnndpolnt the inost
succemful. To It belongs a record of
over do consecutive performances, on
unbrollt-u run or ucl'f‘nly-SIX weeks, or
nearly two years In one theatcr.

Like that of must succasful theatri-
cal ventures, the basic idcn'of this play
II 3 simple one—the eternal appeal of
you’ll and love. The “tax" line of the
play. the speech that rings down the
anal curtain—"Ely father says the 9's
nothhlg half so sweet In life as lovt's
young dmun"—Is the key to the whole
truma. I '

The plo; of “Po: 0' My that" In;
neither couplcnted nor very unusual.
.l’eg’s filthtr was an Irish pzttrlm. He
married ancmbcr of an Eugltn fami-
ly belonginr tr) tn" "classes." tic OLh.
or members of whlth rt'gllf'l't‘tl rim as
one o.’ the ”masses" and not Io ho
talented. '1 'tus I'cg's mother WIN dis-
luherltcd and died of n brulton hcart.

The girl's f.1~ her takes hl‘l' t) Amcr'cn . '
and I! both z'nlhcr and motl or m ltd-J

Later he: 'nctbcr's brother at, lull
hathbcd til-.cmpts to make amends.
Be bequeath to 3'" the sum of fit I,-

I“Belgittn lit. w‘

cans ant‘rltlygt v:
Ehmpily. " 1:."

SATURDAY Ramona Sum & Son have mm on health mg .n t.-; t:l by war time (ondi— Silo waiting for the fire to burn up, the full amount of m
‘ ‘ ‘1 V ' " « . ‘ ' lions. Sum. ,. _. ::.. ::LI‘. ml oi in. . . . . .
A l»;-»gIrI.IIItItItI [:11 III 3ng illeled Annual BBSagement of. The Joseph W. ’ of their horses to a sIcIamrord tray. (mm to “my. I»; m ”mm 1 is availaoie instantly With a 1917 (In Room am,
H 3,‘ Dhand Mrs.l’.Aams. wooccu ,_ . . I -., .-.:-: ,... ...
"' 7—- « ”“13; ”I: "’2 “J W . “8 Ask about the possibilities of km with , ' n,
' l g o -;.u Wm H 1' mg. L... ,. 833 “M13

at this season of the year.
..I 'he u:- - cf \n-zwn tun!

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IAIN-tin which recently advocated the hair-3, bonds, etc.,' ls urged by Stator

’I'rrcsurt-r Frederick S. Chamberlain;
Input; intricate that thus far no!"
merit: have born made much norm:
- 'ptfy usual. 'I'lfe last day In?!
' : of thCE': taxes it usually Sc,—
5.1.135: 3,0 but 2:. Jul day falls on
i’unlzly, tit; 1:2”1. day for the payment..-
t..!’ in Saturday, September 29.

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“”(tizl iv ”'1'!" 11.... "old-ml inhabitant" tells of the anti-toxin .. ...;.. ctr-I «r! ‘ 5” EMILE“- 1'dfl" “SUN- —-
; ,, I. um“ uhcn ”30 tidc. flooded all the ill» :tlw t 'izzt‘tfi val l :1 l‘mtrpt p'tyintzzt of the etzte t1): crl. 5.4mm Ad". 9.]. Try one,
‘Ready Money . ,,,... ,., .. mu ., .. ,.- .
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Ste"? From “Peg 0' l.‘.y :::':r-.," Laurette Taylor's Laughing Success, Presented by the Joseph W. PIM‘

Stock Co.. if 2“: Regm.‘ Theatre, Monday evening.

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m, with tln atlpulntlon that she's: II!
no to Bugltnd and Mn In the home
hold of hc.‘ hunt. Mn. (1.? heater, who
Is n pl ‘ m: w'th a son and a duuxhtcr,
mm and Ethe'ol’ex I. to In top: In
Ignorance of hot buoy. out. the
(Mdmtm m to net!“ (1.000 a you-
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haughty Ethel. Angora! by t'hé -
formality of her aunt’s (teeth: I.
the narrow conventions of English .v,
clety life, she determines to take ll;
thief, who has been relegated to I.
Stable, and return to her father on D!
next steamer. She Is persuaded, how}
ever, to remain and “try It" I“ I
month I-y 1 friend she meets at (h
('Illt'hcflltl’ home whom she knew! I.”
as .lcl’l'y.

Ethel is carrying on a secret love t!-
'ntr with I married man. with who.
sho- plans to clope. Peg discovers M
plan and with great shrewdueu nit '
only saves nor cousin from Its wretch-
ed consequences, but from the other
members of the family learning tit
truth. In the meantime Peg and Jerry
have boon rapidly falling In love. H.
has lwfrlnclcd her from the first, 1‘
she is very fond of him, but at ‘-
izwt moment. when she dlscovers tint
II:- in In mllty 81! Gerald Adair, 8
'“1"‘I'.h7 landowner, she believes tilt
' In. too. has been making fun of her.
film once more decides to return to It!
father and lonvcslhc home, but 3
4 drlvm hack into It by a rudder: till}
dontorm. Jerry soothes her ("him
fears. and In the cod. of course, the,
I both rnallzc that lhr-y have be. phy-
'it.iz at crow names. and be 018*
'- hnr ln his armv. Thu: little Peg co-
linto her own. U.

Yrs: Pox Imnwrc than yo mg. In
flu Irish. which Is vcry Import; at. f.
I}! lit-slows upon her- my] to the ”I
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the poony. tho willfulum. which It!
“to! companion Inlzzfilnum of felt
'IIEMKI-‘fllfl: strain cf exquisite Ola I
t that mt-Ilnws Erin's sweetest malai-
.; l'i'bo'lrrmpousihfc romantic-ha «Ion
’ in her cry. “Hm! I go when the -
at”: comln' across the lower! and It
meant“: no big-oh. 'tlc I lovely no.
:crry!” after they've coma Dune fr-
thc dance: the sly, bubbling hula
typified In the team ”You can’t uh
iatriuhonalototbooh-Wlm
been doneétztay'i Illa on your hunt:
nod the worm heart" all ”I”! b.
breathes forth in the harvest!-
“M, “the ctn do anything at I
He's the ma: wonderful m II .
whole world. ‘ ' ° I at very

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