tremely attractive your ladies who!
take him for a houubreaker. rut!
second night he lstied lna chain}
gagged and his eyes securely band-
aged. The way in which he manages
to wriggle his chair near enough to.
the table to knock the telephone fmmj
it to the floor and crawl to the re-
- Regent Theatre‘
I Shows—2:15. 1:15 and 9
Today
as most vases
Not only improves but protects
7031’ property '
WHY NOT THINK lT OVER
HAYES
CITY MARKET
59 NO. MAIN ST
All Until. heights. and designs
Norm. Talmgdge ceiver with his hangsdafllrtied. is ex-
Ve .
in the Gripping Society Drama tremeiy amus ng all
“By Right of Purchase” ' PALACE manna
- ' Marguerite Clark in Appealing Role as 9
Fflday . Princeu Tweedledge, in Lat. _
Jack Pickford and homes at Paramount Pro- 5
Hull duction a
in the Paramount Picture The Princess Tweedledee was to
' Imarrv the wicked Queen's son. All
( “The Ghost HOUSE” twas feasting and rejoicing. and
.———
Ithrough the palace could be heard
SATURDAY- June Caprice in it sounds of laUghter and rerelry. The
Unique Photoplay “THE HEART .littie Princess alone was sad and st—
Olv' ROMANCE," lent. She was no other than dainty
.Marguerlte Clark at work on her very
COMING—Mae Marsh in "THE [latest Paramount photoplay. "The Sey-
BELOVED TRAl’l‘OR," len Swans." which was being made
tunder the expert direction of Director
J. Searie Dawley. who also made the
’adaptation from one of Hans Ander-
son's most famous fairy stories, deal"
'to the hearts of childhood.
Not one detail is lclt out. “The St"-'
en Swans" are there and are duh
[transferred again to the form of the
brave Prince. Alter Miss Clark. as
.the Princess Tweediedce. has' worn
out her patience and fingers knitting
garments of sharpest netties. the
Prince Charming. as played by hand-
some Richard Barthelmcss appears and
carries her off in triumph to his pal-
ace. .
Here they lived amid the greatest
splendor and were entertained by
dancing and music the livelonc day.
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Ifatine’e 2:15: Evening 1 a
Special Feature
Today and Tomorrow
, With Vaudeville
Marcugtgte Clark
“The Seven Swans”
‘ A Paramount Picture
All would have been well had not the
. Saturday spell of the Wicked Queen prevented
‘ . the Little Princess Tweediedoe from
a Complete Vaudeville ever speaking to her Prince Charming.
Performances Also. she was obliged to continue her
-—and—
long talk of weaving sharp nettle» in-
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.. C. E.
79 Washington Street
miles of fencing sold and erected
during the last fifteen years
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Corporal Walter Sure. of the Thirty-
fifth Company, Coast Artillery Cons,
has just written a letter to his moth-
er, Mrs. Robert Thompson, of this
plan. that he has arrived safely across
in company with his brother Alvin.
The company is cum-terns in an old
fashioned village, where the people
are very kind and treat the soldiers
with every consideration. The trip
across was uneventful, no submarines
being sighted. The officers are fine
Every Woman’sl-‘ashlon Shop
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"PHI! SHOP OP GEN DINNALUB"
13 Main Street, ' man.
and accord the men the best of treat-
ment. seeing that they want for no
thing. The flowers are in bloom and
everything looks fine in France, and
the boys are glad to be in such good
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in the far-away Kingdom of the Selen
Dials. Here what was her dismav to
find the Wicked Queen ruling in place
of her own dear mother!
When the Wicked Queen saw the‘
beautiful little Princess. she lmmedi-Z
Helen S. . ‘
“My became "9" jealous and had her entertained some friends at her home.
urth street,
accused of witchcraft. At first the
people would not listen to these words
of the Wicked Queen. but asqhe Lit-i
ll t and' The usual mid week services will
tie Princess continued s eh be held at the Advent “mm“ and
would never say a word for herself.
the East Avenue M. E. (‘hurches this
they———. But we will leaVe you to see
evening.
the rest of the story for yourself at
the l’t'lm‘e 'l‘heatre todav and tomor-'
row. where F-lisa (‘Iark will be seen in
“The Seven Swans." the most beauti-
ful and artistic photoplay of be:- en
tire career.
A. PROMIOING NIGHT
“There. "lily be a better combination
than music and ancins. but i have vet
to find it So spoke Brindsley sheri-
dan, whoever he in. Ask Dad. he don't
know. But the old boy was rinht at
that. Music. with lvour dancing is
your chief essential, but there is mu-
sic. so there you are. The concert and
dance program arranged by Bandmss-
ter Tillcy for their dance this Friday
night at the Armory promoted bv thc
lat Companv. C. H. fl. and the Amer
icun ltand promises to be judging
The Norwulk Group of the Epwortb
lmague will hold its annual rally at
the. East Avenue M. E. Church tomor-
row evening
/
Mrs. l-‘ranit Sturdevant of Gregory
Boulevard is entertaining the. members
of the Women's Auxiliary of (‘hrist
Church at her home this afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Avenue M. E. Church met at the
church yesterday afternoon for the us-
ual weekly sewing and social session.
——..
Ball players near the tMurphy Manu-
facturing Company's plant were rc-
ported to the police who are looklnr:
Into the matter.
last evening in honor of her birthday.’
"itUlNEii BY A DUMB WAITER"
A Two Part Keystone
The Eleventh Episode of
“THE HIDDEN HAND"
And Palace New P t'luriul
ii ttt'ttttttts' %
[REGENT THEATRE TODAY 5
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‘na Talmadge, the idol of the‘
Screen. in “By Right of For. i
chase" l
uma Tulmadgc. Select star. will!
or at the Regent Theatre, today."
.tlargot 'Hughes. the butterfly hero-i
- of "fly Right of Purchase." dirccl- l
w by Charles Miller. '.
Urged by her mother. who is at the
Nut of their financial tether. and ties t
(9th her infatuation for Dick Derwcnt.
fl handsome waster of her set. she fin-
: 'iy consents to marry Chadwick ;
Ifimcs. a'rich putrician who is in lovci
with her. Her consent comes only
.n-‘ter he proposes to her that she bc- '
' wore his wife in name only and if. af—l
ter three years, he has not succeeded;
in winning her love. he is to releasc‘
her with an adequate pecuniary provl-g
l't.
to shirts for her brothers until sonic-
times her white fingers were spotted
with blood. ,
A last the Princess could see that
the Prince Charming was getting tired
of his silent and industrious guest
J and sadly she returned to hcr home
from rehearsals and character of ac-
lcctiona the higue‘st thing along these
lines cvcr attempted in the city.
The usual session will
the loud schools on Saturday mom-
ink.
be held at
‘Mtsd Marcella Coming, of it Straw-
berry Hill avenue. formerly of George-
town. left for Washington. 1‘. 0.. Sat:
urday. the 20th. to accept a position
the U. 3. government offered her,
Tomorrow afternoon Red Cross
work will be done at the East Avenue
Jll. l). (‘hurch and all who are interest-
;ed in doing this work are requested to
attend. , tiatIZe work will he done.
.quarters. finest Brennan. of Elm
'street. Norwalk. has also written is!-
iters to relatives here, telling of his
7safe antral overseas.
The election of olllcers of the Men's
Class of the ‘East Avenue M, E.
,Church was not held last evening ow-
ing to unforeseen circumstances hav-
ing arisen. The election was post-
{poned until the mestitng next month.
‘Henry J. Hipson was presented with
a loving cup for having served as
iteacher in the class for ten years. The
cup was a gift from all of the mem-
.bers of the class and the speech of
presentation was made by Byron 0s-
.born, captain of the "Blue Team." Mr.
.Hlpson who is captain of the “Red
Team" made a speech of thanks and
then gave the members a talk on some
’of the things that he saw during his
recent trip to the camp of the L'. S.
Marines at Paris island. South Caro
lina. where he visited his son. Carl
Hipson. who is a member of the Ma-
‘rines. A social time with refresh-
mcnts was enjoyed following the talk.
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I Frank W. McKendrle and family
have moved from Rowayton avenue to
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Itheir farm in Weston. above Norwalk
and Westport.
Miss Marion Lynch of Tokenckc re-
cently entertained the Dell Finger Cir
leis.
. some small: plants in pots about
A meeting of the Sunday school
ltobe' , . ' . '
3 -t It F. \iorrison. of \an Zandt] board of u“: Methodist Sunday sc‘tool
i” rm-t, the well-known florist. slwavsi will be held at the close of u”. pra M
.1 enjoys a joke and recontlv was fixing: service on Thursdn ,' cvenin y
onc-I ' . y K.
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tfourlh the size of an ordinary teacup
s S ,'
A small boy who was standing watch- ome 0f the roads m the “H"? are
. in bad condition and full of ruta and
to: him remarked lilil i i V. i '
i ' w "id "e oriltolcs which should be attended to as
seen such small pots. Mr, Morrison]
i rennin-ti under a bench and handed ill"! soon! a“ pon‘lbh‘ by the gm“ depart-
- mcn .
hay a red clnv flower pot no largcr'
Ilium u thlmhlv‘. The boy who had by-
: this time recon-red somewhat from his]
;surprise at the other pots remarked ha
when he saw this onc, "Gosh.
some pot."
Mrs. May Weed and family. who
ve been spending the wintcr at the
lhai'lli llotel Mahackcmo in South Norwallt.
« have moved to their summcr reslticnce
’ in lioit-ttvto unvcnuc,
Frank B. Roberts, of this cltv, has: ‘
.itrottght stilt against Mrs. Ada .\. Pit-E Mi” Zoda Dean 0‘ mi" town. “it"
can. of this city and llanburv. in the} several "Wk-‘3 0‘ study has qualified
(‘ommon Pleas (‘ourt and property val-E “3 it Red ('l'oss supervisor, and has
'm.” at $2,000 belonging to the pmm.‘ been appointed to inspect the work of
fitiff and located in my Norwnlk wasi the various auxiliaries and to (i' mon-
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stop. After their marriage she comes
to realize Chadwick's sterling quall‘i
tics and Dick's worthlessness, and.
with the realisation comes .love: huti
Chadwick keeps to the letter of his-i
agreement and so restraint-i any mani ‘
notation of his own emotion. Mar-i
t
-:t misconstrues his attitude. and in.
lattachéti by Deputy Sheriff Edward 3.;
.i‘oulcns today. Judge John H, Light'
appears for the plaintiff, who asks for
an injunction restraining the plaintiff
i from tearing down any fences or other
lobstructions that he may put up to
keep her from damaning his property.
He also asked for damages of $2.000,
for such actions in the past. The case
REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY
Jvcr hunger for sympathy resumes her]
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“The Ghost House." a Paramount Pie!
ture, Starring Jack Pickford { |
‘ztiftir with Derwent.
Jack Pickford, the clever youth“
JACK PICKeono
”4 LOUISE: HUFP
u‘anitr: Guest house
“Ir/WWW ,’
is returnable before the Court of Com-
mon Pleas on May 7th.
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The East Norwaik Tobacco Commit-
tee met last evening at the. store of
M. P. Dunne on Washington street
art
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JilllliW“
brother of Mary I ‘ckford. who has
forged his own wag 'o the top of thr-
“motion picturw h usin vss, has been so at the Regent Theatre Tomorrow
busy making photoplays that he nev
or had time for college. although he
‘ is a graduate of a famous military
academy. But in many of his pic-.
tures he has had ample opportunity to!
taste the. joys and trials of a student's}
life. For instance in "The (lhostl
House," in which he. is appearing withi
Muse Huff. at the Regent Theatre,
on Friday. he is seen as a college
freshman, undergoing the most vio-
l--nt forms of initiation.
For the first proof of his courage;
he is sent to spend a night in a;
"haunted" house—which. by the warn?
he finds to be occupied by two ex-
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WOMEN BRAVER THAN MEN i
Women often do their daily tasks in;
home, office or factory while sufferinci
pain and misery that would put a man:
in bed. However, much of women's
suffering can be alleviated. Bockachm
sore muscles, stiff joints. rheumatic;
pains, dizziness and like symptoms
are caused by disordered kidneys and
bladder. Mrs. Thoa. Davis. Montgom-,
er]. ind. writes: "l doctored several
months without relief. when l com-2
nuanced using roley Kidney Pills. and~
got relief. Eight bottles cured the”.
.flafe. harmless; quick results-mili-
aas-Ponll Corporation.
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'mmlillliilliiillliiimi'fl'w"
Scene From “The Ghent House," With Jack Pickford and Louise HW,‘
and made final preparations for the
dance to be held on Friday evening at
Community Hall. Grace Bros. orches-
tru will furnish the music. The tobac-
co, cigarettes. etc., etc., for the pack-
ages to he sent to East Norwaik boys
who have left for entrance into the ser-
iVif'e during the past month and those
who leave tomorrow is to be purchas-
ed and the work of packing the boxes
will be done the, latter part of the
week. out rs for the committee were
elected last evening and these will be
announced later.
Mrs. Robert Thompson of First
street, received letters yesterday after
noon from her son. Corporal Alvin
rSnvrc. who is now "Over There." Cor-
poral Sayre sailed for France recently
from an Atlantic port after a trip to
;thc port from Fort Terry. where he
lwas with the old 8th Company. lie
I reports that the trip over was unevent-
tful with the esoeptiou that the water
was rough. He. did not feel seasick
in spite of the rough weather, how-
ever. The officers were perfectly
splendid. Corporal Sayre said and a
company could wish for no better
treatment from their olllcers than was
accorded them. Mrs. Thompson re-
celved two letters at once from her
son and now awaiting some word from
her other son. Corporal Walter Thomp-
son. who went across at the some
Si TRIP.
George C. Brown ci‘ .‘ultanckc will
entertain a party of 50 Norwalk busi-
ness men at a dinner at the Hotel Ma-
jestic in New York city this evening.
to introduce a new man who is to en.
ter Norwalk business circles. An in}
terestlng evening is expected.
Appeals for chocolate or for cash
with which to buy chocolate for the
soldiers are being made in town. A
collection-box with its mute appeal is
in the postofi‘lce and othors are else-
where about town. Mrs. Despard of
Tokcneke is especially interested in
this work, and chairman of the com.
mittee which is managing the cam-
paign.
litany local people are showings
real spirit of ambition to improve the
appearance of Rowayton. now that
spring is here. Yards. walks. lawns
and ilowerhcds are being cleaned and
encouraged to yield their best in tho
way of beauty. There are some who.
neglect to pay any attention to ap
pearancea, however. and these do
much to o the good work of the
majority. “K
Mitch land that. has not becn tilled
in many years is feeling the touch of
the pioughshare in this community
just now. and the prospects are that
more vegetables will be produced here
this summer than ever before. Follow-
ing the advice of the Food Administra-
tion. many people are devoting practi-
cally all of their efforts to raising pots
toes. Then, too. there are those new
chicken coupe. and bag pens, all of
which "are doing their hit."
Rev. Elbert C. Hoag has been trans-
ferred to East Norwich. L l.. and will
be succeeded at tit; Rowaytoa or. E.
Church by my. Ill. A. Katesdieclt. My.
us» with Corporal sm'o.
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Kaltutilaok is ”posted to arrive is
Beautiful selection of GRADUATION AND
CONFIRMATION DBmSES are on display. The
most charming and graceful styles. in Junkir and
Misses’ sizes at very reasonable prices.
See Window Display
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.Hot Water Each Morning ..
Puts Roses i
r Cheeks
it You
To look onc's best and feel one's stomach.
best is to enjoy an inside bath 0801'} Girls and women Willi snllow skin...
morning to flush from the system they“, spots, pimples or pallid complua
DNViOlIS “7'5 Waste, 50‘" fermentaqion, also those who wake up with [4
tlons and poisonous toxins before it 15 I coated tongue. bad taste. nasty hm.
absorbed into the “00“. Just 35 0031-! others who are bothered with adso-
when it burns, leaves behind a certain ' aches, bilious spells. acid stomach I:
amount of incombustible material m‘conatipatlon should 1,951“ this plau—
the form of ashes. 80 the ‘00“ and phsted hot water drinking and are no-
drink taken each day leave in the all- sured of WW pronounced few". 1.“-
mentary organs a certain amount of one or ",0 weeks. ' “
lndigestlbls material. which if not . '
eliminated, forms toxins and poisons A ““3"" 90““ 0' “new” 9” -
photo costs very little at the a!"
at the blood
girgftgmsgfmfi :rhich are in- store but is sufficient to demons“. a,
loaded to suck in nourishment to sus- that 5““ “5 5°30 3"" water cleanses.
tain the bodY.
If you want to see the glow of heal-i
told to drink every morning upon aris-
thy bloom in your checks, to see your
skin get clearer and clearer. you are
his. a glass of hot water with a too-
spoouful of limestone phosphate in it,
which is a harmless means of washing
the waste material and toxins from
the stomach, liver, kidneys and bow-
els. thus cleansing. sweetening and
outside, so hot water and limestnoe
phosphate act on the. inside orpll.
nal sanitation is vastly more in”.
taut than outside cleanliness, been“;
the skin pores do not 'amorb m
pores do. .5
Women who desire to enhance no.
before putting more food into the try this for a week and notice results,
purifying the entire lbsntv' tract. «Adv.
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Rowayton on Sunday. These trans- ducting of the war. Since we are in!
ters were made at the New York East We must stick together. if there If.
‘Conference held at New Britain last any who, because of their nationality, ‘
week. Rev. Mr. lloart is making ar- do not like things here. let them no
rangemcnts to move to his new parish back to the country where their any
and he carries with him the best wish- ”my“ are.
es of all who knew him here i
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Appreciating the flavor and can!
There is an out-of-town woman vla- lent quality of the oysters raised ll .
flirts in Rowayton. who has been heard Long island Sound. oyster growers II .
to make utterances of a decided nature Puget Sound on the Pacific M,
agaimt the United SEtatea and to the have been buying seed oysters from
credit of the German war machine. it the Radey Oyster Company, and .
might be. well for people having fct-l- oral car loads will soon be on
.ings unfriendly to the government of way across the continent. The W
'the United States to keep their opin- transplanted from Connecticut waist!
ions to themselves or measures may grow much larger on the Paella out
have to be taken to prevent the expres- but as yet have hot'propagatcd. ‘ >
sing of such unpatriotlc opinions. This. renewal from young oysters from lb ‘
in no time for the expression of crltl- Atlantic is necessary to maintain l, . .
.dim of the government or the eos- supply. .. _ , . m . ;.
purifies and freshens the skin on M ” '
We must always 'consider that thaw-“es"
files into the blood. while the
beauty of their complexion should in \ f'
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