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Today
Marguerite Clark
In a Paramount Picture
“ BAB’S DIARY ”
Wednesday
Wallace Reid
In a Paramount Feature by
Beulah Marie Dix
”The Hostage”
Button Holmes Travel Pictures
and a two reel Comedy
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Thuuday and Friday—~Mabel Nor-
mand in Goldwyn Feature “Dodgv
ing a Million. "
hfal._2216; Evening 6:45 and 8:30
Tod”. ’I‘ucsday
Taylor Holmes in
“Uneasy Money"
A Twentieth Century Comedy
Drama
(Also a two-part (omedy
WedTiesday
“mounds of German spies are
at this very moment plotting
against your peace and happiness.
Here Is a motion picture which
:1" reveal their vile methods to
on
William Fox Presents
Dustin Famum
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- “The Spy”
An Expose of tho \i’iiln-iin-:mt re.
Vaudeville
l'hursday. Friday and
Saturday
laymen-ea
scorn noawau nos!
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In the meantime Claire has receii
'ed “Bill’s" letter. forwarded from Ens-
land. and sets out to recapture ”Bill?!
But she is too late. “Bill" and Elisa
'beth have come to a near understand
ing, so she recapture: Pickering in-
stead.
Elisabeth admits to her brother that
"Bill is a regular fellow," but “Nutty"
spoils it by telling her that Chalmers
is Lord Dawlish. Elisabeth is hurt
that she has been deceived and’dis-
misses his lordship. but hastens to
catch up with him. as he is leaving.
when she discovers a document “Bill'
has left, assigning to her the entire
Nutcomhe legacy. .She overtakes Bill
as he is going to the station and then
tells him that she has decided to ac-
cept his proposition on the condition
that he marrv her. And lsord Dawlish
:ilf‘CPDiS the condition.
REGENT THEATRE “TODAV
Marguerite Clark in the Paramount,
"Sab's Diary." By 'Mary Rina.
hart
live boarding-school girl who at the
opening of the story has returned
from school for the Christmas holi‘
days. lier elder sister His. is u
“debutante"
to marry her off before Bab becomes
[a young iadv.
The nirl resents thus being forced
into the background in favor of her
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at her astonlrhcd mother to the effect
that she is thinking of getting married
Iand "ending it all." The family-holds
n muncil over this and hub is secret-
:iy amazed at the effect of her re
imark. They try coaxing. threats and
lbribes. but this only strengthens Bali
‘tn her mischievous purpose to “give
tion of a patent malted milk and a
'bov's namc that has never known:.
Harold Valentine! She sends herself
flowers with extremely sentimental
poetry marked with his initials. and
later huvs :- photournph which she al
"All"? IHIIIIESM
“UNEAGY MONEY"
t storing Taylor Holmes at the Pal.
ace Today
-ra 'Nutcombe, a rich American had
:1 habit of slicing at golf and Lord
. U:,iwlish whose family name was
Chalmers and who had everything but
. money, cured him of the practice.
Months later. Lord Dawlish learns
«that he has inherited a million pounds
hea-ueathed to him to Nutcombe, who1
has cut oil a niece and nephew in
vAmerlca. with only a shilling and a
hundred alollnrs. respectively.
‘ Lord Dawliah writes of his good
fortune to his sweetheart Claire. an
-actrosa on themd. and also sends a
mlsslve to Miss Nulcombe, offering to
give half of the inoney to her,‘ She
spurns the offer so his lordship goes to
' America to return it in person. He is
«followed closely by«Claire. who has
- Jailed-however. to get the letter tell -
fog of Lord Dawlish's inheritance.
~ 'On the bout over Claire meets the
rich Mr.
ditch his lordship. They become en
caged. but in the meantime Lord Daw-
lish, under the name of “Bill Chaim
era" has met the Nutcombe niece. and
tails in love with her. "Bill" is taken‘
to the Nutcotnbe home by “Nutty!
woo knows of Cha‘eie‘r's real person
. .nlity. but Elisabet? is kept in ignor-
ance of the not lh:._ she is returnin"
a real lord and gradually roturns:
“‘Bill's" love.
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Smith. Underwood
Remington all 0: her
, makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals 84
r month Machines
so u at $5 per month.
PLUMBER
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE
'15. Falrtlald Ava. Bridgeport, Conn.
REBUILT TVPEWRITERS
Br. .I. ll.Mallery
DENTIST
16b..lill8l. Imlorwalkconn.
loussflollmana'ltodp.m.
U100 navn any suns
cantor
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Pickering and decides to.
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lows her family to believe is Valcn‘
tine.
l REGENT THEATRE TOMORROW
IWallaee Raid In the Paramount Pro.
I duction. “Tho Hostage"
1 Wallace Reid was the center of a.
lragimz mob at the studio recently. It.
was during the filming of his latest
Paramount picture. "The liostage." .
which will be shown tomorrow at the
Regent' Theatre. i
During a brief rest in the making of
the production, Wally had hied him
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Clear. Peachy Skin ?
"luaitloyone Who ?
'llrinlts llol Water i
Bays an Inside bath, before break.
-fast helps us look and feel
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i ' clean, sweet, fresh. l
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Sparkling and vivacious—men”
bright. alert—a good, clear skin and;
la natural. rosy. healthy complexionl
are assured only by pure blood. it
[only every man and woman could be
induced to adopt the morning inside.
'bath, what a gratifying change wouldi
take place. instead of the thousands:
of sickly, anaemic looking men, women
and girls, with past! or muddy com-
plexions; Instead of the multitudes
{of “nerve wrecks," “rundowns,” “brain!
‘iags" and pessimists we should see a.
virile, optimistic throng of rosy-cheek-'
ed people everywhere. l
An inside bath is bad by drinking.
,each morning, before breakfast. a
glass of real hot water with a tea-f
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it?
to wash from the stomach, liver. kid-i
neys and ten yards of bowels the pre‘
Fiona day's lndlgeatible waste, sout-l
formulations and poisons. thus!
cleansing. sweetening and: freshenlng:
the entire alimentarycanal before put- .
ting more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bil-'
Iouaness, nasty breath, rheumatism. ,
colds; and particularly those who'
have a pallid. sallow complexion and,
who are constipated very often. are;
urged to obtain a quarter pound of .
limestone phosphate at the drug store}
which will cost. but a trifle, but is not--
ficlut to demonstrate the quick and .
romrkable change in both health and ,
appearance, awaiting those who prac-i
ties internal sanitation. We must re:
sum.
ansoausononnnsnoooas.
‘. SOLD LID mono.
. 01 anamw A".
mamas:
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nunbar that inside cleanliness is more
important than oataldc.bscaulo the:
skin does not absorb lupnrltlas to,
contaminate the blood while the porn
ta ta. tam: foot of assets so.-asv., "thrills Mu '-
Ammouhisonlyrccsnt a’eo
Barbara Archibald is a very attrac- ~
and the family expects “
sister and hurls an unthinking remark'
them somehting to worry about." i
She invents a name-a combina-Q
V t 1 .‘l
W I < .
I mug-a. 80.18. P. o. a
outradaaxopbom. The atarordared “A. ..
thosylophonosaat tohlsdrnaaing1UmIflM§02Llonl
manta benscdsorpractictpcmfrum.xo.lfl,
purposes, but fortunately for the our 1 0 P
did. the men were detected in the act South Norwaik
of bringing it into the studio grounds W- M A.
and hastily ejected it before seriousi United Brotherhood of Carpenters
musical damage could be done. & Joiners of America, \‘o 145
The mob then repaired to the dress- Butler Chapter. ‘NO ’38. IL A. H.
ing room of Mr. Reid. who although Shaman Council, ho 134-. R. A.
very musical. plays only by ear, and' The Norwaik Board of Fire Under-
w.hom the mob of actors insisted. writers in meeting at 45 wall ureet,
Camp. :\'o. 0294. it.
‘must be very hard of hearing They its headquarters, this after-non at 4:15.
forcibly took from him all his tarael Norwaik more. No. 709, n. p. o a.
collection of musical instruments. will meet tomorrow night as usual.
leaving him only the solace of his; Banner Council. h'o. 54. Daughters
Jew' s harp. which they allowed him to of Liberty will meet tomorrow eve-
retain for Sunday aft‘rnon conCerta. ning.
one- -half hou. in duration. only, Court Laurel. No. 106. Daughters of
———--- .Castile holds a meeting tomorrow ev-
MAGHINISTS IN AVIATION CORPS. ening and all members are requested
——~ - to attend.
llRlDGEPORT. March 12.—ln ac- Buckingham Post. Women's Relief
cordance with instructions received to Corps, will hold an all day sewing ses-
day from the Adjutant-General's omce sion at the home of Mrs. Harry By-
iu Hartford. the six local draft boards ington, Uncoln avenue. Wedusdayn
have inducted 35 registranls to serve 'March 13. to sew for the Red Cross. A
as machinists in the nylatlon corps. luncheon will be served promptly at
The men have been directed to report 12 o’clock.
on Thursday. prepared to leave shot.-
Iy for the south.
KANSAS BEATS JACKSON
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BUFFMO, N. Y.. llarch-12.—-—ltock
Kansas, Buffalo. outpointed Willie
Jackson. of New York in ten rounds of
brilliant boning here last night.
enarr vuocarsaa couvucrso.
wssumorox. starch 12,—«Con-
victicn of Hugo and Otto Yanyar In
ilhode island on charges of violating
the selective’draft law by falling to
register was sustained yesterday by"
the Supreme Court. Both claimed the
law was unconstitutional.
Scene From “Tho Hostage," a Paramount Posture Starring Wallace
Field, at the Regent Theatre Tomorrow
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CLARK
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Bob's Diary
& ‘ ‘bn
Marguerite Clark in “Bali's Diary at the Regent Theatre Today
' ' inewspaper critics.
060T MONITOR.
1 Th M an Went to
tents were issued Feb. 26. 1918: list
finished Maths aloe of A. If.
«Wooster. solicitor of patent-J. 1115
Ifain street. fiddgeport. Court:
"I Loiny B. Racer. “New Haven. ma-
chine for grinding dies.
Thomas C. Johnson, New HaVen, rear
‘wtndaga sight for firearms
} George H. Leland. Hartford, mak
ing gold crowns.
Arvitl H. Nero, New Britain. electri-
cal contact.
Joseph Sachs. Hartford. (2) electric
switch.
Harry P. Townsend, Hartford (2)
food mechanism for metal working ma-
chines; machine for making screws.
Henry G. Voigbt. New Britain, lock.
Henry J. liedier, 'l‘aftsvllle. take-up
mechanism for looms.
Reynolds, John J. Greenw.ich ter-
minal bank.
Friend A. Russ, Greenwich, buckle.
Christopher J. Roach, Middleton.
chain construction.
finest D. Simone. New Haven. but-
toll.
Harry F. J. Thomson, Plantsville.
grinding and polishing machine.
William 8. Thomson, Plantsville.
bearing guide for grinding machine.
Frank C. Williams, Glastonbury.
soap stick holder.
Herrmann A. Wulf. Norwich, sash
cord fastener.
Willard D. Paddock. Kent. design.
statue.
SEYMOUR LAUNDRVMAN MISSING.
Creditors Attach Business and Citi-
asns Buy Now Lilian.
SEYMOUR. March 12. —— Thomas
Hart. who came here a year ago from
Springfield. Mass. and started a laun-
dry. left town the first of this month.
saying he was going on a business
trip. No trace of him has since been
discovered. He left some unpaid bills
and his laundry is under attachment
As a result of'the non-delivery of
laundry about town. many local par
trons of the place have had to replent
lsh their wardrobes.
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ORE. BEAT. M'TIGUE
CLEVELAND. Ohio, March lit—liar-
ry Greb. of Pittsburgh and Mike Mc-
Tigue, of New York, middlen‘ofghts.
boxed ten rounds here last night, Greb
loutpointiua dlc'l‘lgue in nine rounds,
with one round even. according to
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l". at 168 pounds at 3 o’clock yesterday
but Greb failed to appear to be weigh-
|ed in.
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Fl!!! OF CRAIG!
l Why antler with indigestion. dys
,popsia. torpid liver. constipation. sour
stomach. coming-up of food after eat-
ing. etc... when you can get a sample
ibottlc of Green's August Flower free
lat Plaisted’s drug store. This medi-
,ctne has remarkable curative proper
ties, and has demonstrated its elliclen-
cy by fifty years of success. Headaches
are often caused by a disordered stom
- ach.
A gentle laxative. 'l‘ryit. For Sale in
all civilised countries—Adv.
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inland 'rdu-
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Coming to tho Palace Thursday and
and Friday With Vaudeville
PUBLIC AUCTION
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
The Underslgued will sell at Public
Auction at
TheLate Gen. Nelson Taylor
tead
Thursday. March 14.1918
Cclnonnnem g at a. m. sharp and
Continuing until Sold
The following high-class lot of For-
eign and Domestic Furniture:—
Whlte Enameled Bedsteads. Matv
treason, Wicker Beds, Leather Parlor
Sultc. Chidoniers.,Parlor and Hall Mir-
Mc‘l‘lgue weighed '
. tinue is not known
omes
42 Taylor Avenue. South Norwalk. Ct ‘
Back
These Boy?
Your Do -
as a National Bank Note
Both are backed blather United Shana
Government. About only difference iathat.
thostamps pay youipercent intes'cstoosn-i
pounded quarterly on January lot. 1923.
If yen are pressed for s‘mone
time. you can cash a magnum“, (or
its current value at any money Vorder postofico
on ten day' a notice.
War Savings Stamps are convenient and
easy investments. no “red tape’ ’and are backed
the entire resources oitho peoplooi'
nitcd States.
Eve Stamp ou bu he] to k
Germrzhs out of your ow: homersEv
you buy brings you nearer to financialrcc
This War Will Be Won Only ..
Thrift Becomes Our Watchworz!
rms sues 00»me or
HAROLD A. MEAD
Hammond's-actor
8 North Main Street Soulhllorw
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cwuuau pants I mum. a soloist.
“AV 'E' DROPPED:
' " —— i NEWYORK liarch ll—Anfl. .
According to word received h; Ed ..d- registered at . Broadway m:
ward 'uB Gallaher from the state au- JOIII 'l‘nrrlll OI NEW ““10"! , ’
thorities. the order prohibiting the use committed suicide ”and”, If!“ i
of the Armory for the (“latter ba't- ting Ilia mm with a m It."
tallon has been revoked. but from the bounced ., the police
way the order reads. it is understood. m '1“, w” secretary at
that the civilian drills which are being Bridgeport Wood “nuh‘u t ..
held by Mr. Gallaher twice a week at of Bridgeport, Conn. came m . .
the Armory will have to be disccn- m... to visit the N", y". do.
tlnucd. The order states that only the man”, which had been
the Home Guards and the Gallaher 0",.me up“! interests.
battery may use the Armory for dril- been reported to the police as ‘
ling. By ousting the civilian drills 'l'lll'l'ill “my on “M” to '
which are being held under the dll’eC- .n .m‘m Which be m “
ton of Mr. Gallaher and when are ex- meet hhs '"e c: . railroad
ciusively for the men in the draft age here upon her return New Ham
who are liable to be called. will mean u, was fifty years old.
that the local men who have been tab
lug advantage of this opportunity to at
themselves for service will be deprived
of any further assistance which they
may gain from these drills Whether
or not the Gallaher battery will con-
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patio is. ltaylsnd‘
UNDERTAKER
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A. J. COLLINS CO.
rors, Silk Curtains, Draperies. Rugs.
Carpets. Runners, Mission Dining
Suite. Book Case. Venetian 0 Par-
lor Suite (five pieces). Venetian iii-v-
ed Hall Bench, Electric lamps. Ital-
ian Royal Chairs, Kitchen Range. Gas
Stove. Kitchen Utensils. Chairs, Writ-
ing Tables. Bed Quilts, Blankets. and
many other articlta.
lush of this furniture ls carefully
reproduced from the Inc art of the
“rs-s: only
outrun M.
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world's best masterpieces.
Goods ready f0r inspection at 8:00
a. In. day/of sale.
Sale per order of Ira. Henrietta
Enos. '
JOHN K. “NC“.
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lend Your Government 25 Cents 'l’odsy.
Auctioneer. . i
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