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Regent
New
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. Today
Wallace Reid
In a Paramount Picture
“Nan of Music Mountain”
Wednesday
One Day Only
Mae Marsh
III the Emotional Drama of a good
girl who outwitted a vampire
“The Beloved Traitor"
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Thursdaynliouglas Fairbanks in
i \rIIII-a‘lt Picture “Reaching For
i "re Moon."
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t'OMth'r "The Warrior"
‘15:: Mari-re, the Superman.
star-
Matinee 2:15: Evening 7 and it
Today and Tomorrow
Big Double Feature Bill
Wm. S. Hart
In
“Blue Blazes Rawden"
A Story of the Canadian Northwest
Also
Mack Sennett Presents
Charlie Murray and Mary Thurman
In
“That Night"
A Itcal (.‘omedy Treat
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Thursday and Friday
With Vaudeville
Elsie Ferguson in
“Rose of the World
Norwallt, Telephone tsor.
I‘ritlay Evening, May 3
Theatre .
Coming direct from five months at Ye Wilbur i
Theatre. Boston. with same hie.r cast and production.
Augmented Orchestra from the Princess Theatre.
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By special arrangement with the producers. the fol-
lowing reduced prices will prevail 50c. 75c. $1.00. $1.50
Seats Are Now On Sale
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“Wall Street indicates the bull
l market for woolens." Some men
‘ will get: a Jolt when they buy
! their new suit.
1 But $20 for a really first class
i suit—a suit that will he a
credit to any man anywhere—
! is not going to jolt any man
today and at this price you'll
i find a most attractive assort.
metn at this store.
i Other suits from $15 to $37.50.
? Rogers 81 Stevens
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
ed.
The film eltrl) i~ adapted from tlrt
lwiIlI-Iy I'I-uIl nolI-l it} Active illl‘l lid
L't'rton C‘asth; and Miss l'ergroou
:lilltV‘l the part of Rosamond. the wife
,of Capt ilrlrrv l-anlrxh. an officer
'the llriiish i.llll\.
:nflllVO'H in India
Rosamond Iuarrie<
constantly inI reusing.
[DrPhl'nt'i' of Sir .\rthur - is repugnant
‘to her A friend or t‘apr. English. Ma
‘jor Bethune, coIIIpliI-ates
Ilosing his heart to llosaruond.
] As the story is unfolded Rosamond
;llt‘(‘0nll',~' involH-Ii In It Web of great
dramatic intensity which drives her
:to the verge of madness. Miss her
in "Rose ill
alt anlaitt'
dis-
:of emotional roles. and
:lhc Woritl" she has taken
in! the opportunities afforded to
liliH her talent.
I MaurieI 'l‘ourneur. who has I-Iontrl
ilitltetl some of the best plIotopllIvs M
1m produced. stated the film. which Is
ii lfll iiiillills
Wm. 8. Hart It tl-~ Nine Theatre To-
day and Tomorrow
" ‘Blue Birms' ll. wden," with Wm
s. mm in the title role. will be the
attraction III the Palace Theatre ltI~
day and tomorrow. This will be the
fourth appearance of the famous lnce
star In Art-craft pictures. and presents
trim In the role of a hardy lumber-jack
In the frozen wilds of the (‘anadian
Northwest. In plum oi' the familiar
western outfit Is a figure clad in blnn
her coat and fur, and the hard-riding
~ mtern types are replaced by hnlIl-
IIII-s of the resort maintained hr n
rear-god;- Englishman In separate the
trainer men from their hard-earned
writes,
The entire Ilnrt company WM trans-
jmrrmi to the northern woods to film
'hn exteriors for “ 'lllue lilases' Raw-
Iiuu," and suffered considerable Incon
~~'fianf'n from the cold weather. hill-j
Inr’ls sometimes confinintz the actors
I» the shalt-Ir of the rough shacks for
hrs at n time.
‘ Elsie Ferguson Coming to the Palace
Thursday and Friday
Patrons of the Palace Theatre will
have an opportunity of seeing tll“
beautiful Elsie Ferguson In an excepr
ttonaliy hoary role on Thursday and
Friday when the Artcraft picture.
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'a lipltltil Arrcraft offering A stront‘.
Iast suppoth Miss Ferguson, including
“vnrhmr SIIInIIInI: l’vIIv Manhunt.
Ethel aMItin IInd Sloane lie Masher.
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Wallace field in a Heart interest Story
“Man of Music Mountain"
Popular Wulinte lleid. who lItI~
I. notltlrle silt'ctss willt
-(ieraldine Failed to llt'l AzII-I- Indian
proIlIII-.tirm "The \\'otnan (:od II-Ir
got " is to be seen at the Regent Thea
trc in ‘ Sun of Music Mountain." n
Paranrour-t picture This is It western
dronrrr. being the thrilling tale of a
man who started out to ll\'l’ll'..!t his
fntlII-I's murderer. How he is
front his pIIr'po.-e and made to ltll‘gel
the hatred in his heart throurzlt
love ol’ Non. IIIuiIII- 'l plrotophry llllll
‘is IIItI-I'II-stlur: as “I'll ar- llil‘llllt'allill‘.
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“OH. 80V!" HERE FRIDAY
Smart Musical Comedy to be Seen at
the Regent Theatre
Siltlll't‘ il in Int} tlIIt' 'illr.
lil’l‘s tlli to its title,
In thr- splendid l'fllllllillly which will
appear in this ('IIIIIsttII'lotililolr pro
duI-tlon III the Regent. Miss III-ten
Shiptnrm assumes the role of the III-
tress; Ilatoll ('IIIIII- Its the friend ol
the young college professor, who ulti-
mately takes the fair actress into his
arms; Il'luIrII-II ('omploh will appear as
the young coll! ge professor; irene
1- mummfiaumm
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I _. .tsao NEITHER chznss son
A ' Lrosrs
YOUR PROPERTY
is not your own unless you
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lPAFERs RECORDED IN
SECRETARY' 8 OFFICE
The unfortunate fisherman who lOIIll The following papers “eye filed yes
hook, line and sinker did not have one i terday in the oilice of the secretary I31
Incorporation of the H. & P. Motor
stock, $100,000;
.plaved on VlItrolas all over the coun- i'lIIIt serious~ injury
‘(ild Fashioned Wife." “Till the Clouds cense
single thing on J. Van Smith, of 14115 gum;
fence It in Fairfield avenue. Bridgeport. who tried
ILASTS ‘ ‘ LIFE“!!! 'to get by our vigilant police force in 1, Livery Company of New Haven; a“
In the dead of night on a motor bike, no I thorized capital
‘provlded with either operator's license. amount of stock issued, ‘50 000 incor
" "I "'_I" ~ _ " "' 'y'l'l’" tha‘ he did [‘()I get 1)).
In the trial in the uptown tourt thisl
morning .i. \an Smith explained that{
he was a working man who had pur-
chased a second hand “(boo choo" bike
for a small sum some two weeks ago.
lie said that when coming down
Mill Hill he found that the mumer had
dropped off the crazy old machine. and {
"Wit" -lO-'wl1 Alien will he Constable went back to look for it When unsure!
Sims; .lat'k itai’fael will enact the cessful. he decided to take a chance.
pompous Judue who is the father of but the noise was too rirucl for the
the bride; Stella St, Andrie will be police. and his arrest followed, when
set-n as the Inother: Gilberto l-‘aust as it developed that he had neither license
the Quaker aunt; Harry Quealy still nor sufficient lights
be seen in the comic role of Briggs. In tour-t this morning he made. a
It“? Valid: and Misses Jeanne Powell favorable lmpresslno as a celan cut
and (‘aroline Ilisland will be seen as young fellow. I-‘ine. five dollars. Re-
Ihe two radiant young ladies who are lased under suspended sentence
friends oi the college professor. I Ametio Ricci. of 19 River street in
Pomona a background and at the attempting to turn his automobile
satire time playing important roles around on Main street near the resin
some dence of P. I). Stannard. yesterday at-
All lit-signs and Heights
:ou have property why not own
it yourself
SAMUEL W. HOYT, JR., 0. B.
70 Washington street
South Norwalk. Conn.
is At Your Service
If
are l." \oung ladies who wear
”the musical hits are already being and knocked her dow.n but did not in
Police inspection
“An revealed that he had no operators Ii-
Arrested I-‘lned fifteen dol-l
Roll By," 'i‘lubbv liub the Cave Man." lars in the uptown court this mom.
and the famous comedy song, ' \\ hen in; which he paid.
lt' s Nesting Time.‘
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REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY ‘
‘Mae Marsh In the Goldwyn Picture.
“The Beloved Traitor"
. "Tire Beloved Traitor," the new
Goldwyn Picture. starring Mae Marsh.
which will be seen at the Rezent
Theatre, Wednesday is a delightful
screen version of Frank [4. l’st‘kard's'
try Among the moat notable are
in.
\Iho l.~ shun II) ”If“
matters by"
;guson is noted for her interpretationv
turned . ,
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novel of the same name.
1 Mary Garland. a Maine fishermald-
Ien. has a sweetheart. Judd Minot. a
ifisllerman. whose talent as a sculptor
its unsuspected by the townspeople. Ile
.rs haunted by a vision. wherein he
sees a statue of a woman with a face
|strikingly ll'IIe Mary's and the people
iaround it act-lairulng him as Its creat-
ior, The figure stands with arms out-
‘stretI-ht-d as it welcoming the return-
:inL' I'islrerrrrrtr lie discovers Mary in
'Ilrat attitude she tht‘
Ir'escrrr- of her uncle, Simeon. caught in
I" storm lill out beyond the rocks
‘ywlrrle returning froru the lighthouse.
.luIlIi saves l-oth. Shortly afterward.
I the uncle. with whom Mary lived. dies
.ilelore his passing he has exacted
:.IuIIIl's pt'trllllm' Io VIIItt-h ovI-r Marv.
along with Father Anilront. thr- fil
litgt- priest.
when IIoI-s Io
CONNECTICUT DENTAL
CHAIRMEN TO MEET
I'olll III II
item at
The chairmen of the variout
tees of the (‘orrnerricut Stat.-
Qiir' Arthur t'erullir. -. the ed lieu .
‘ nani L “ ”'1” ‘ at III II a: I H r“ Association will meet at the rooms of
t' 'tl“ I,;t e Is't)". ,
i ' . IIII' llilllltil‘ll Dental Society in Hart m. 8. Hart at the Pain: Thea!
.that her into for her first husband is , _, . ..
. . _ . lord this evening at it o clock. to dis Blazes Rawden
untIl the ten - .
cuss the general outline of their work.
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“Sills or mother It i” “mile“ ‘0 5‘” porators George W Hayes (‘. Frank- ‘
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lin Pierce and Albert W. Mattoon all
of New Haven
(ertiticale of organization of the
John E. O'Brien (‘ontractine Company
of New London: president. John III
O'Brirn of New london: treasur’er,
John ('. Gory. \I‘aterford: ret'ielul'y.'
Arthur T. Keefe. New London. ‘
(fertiticate of organization of the.
Frisbie-Mct‘ormit-k Company of .\’or
wiclr; president. (‘alvin ll. Frishie;
treasurer and secr.-tary. Danie-l ll, bit-I
(‘ormick, Jr., all of Norwich. I
t‘lrange of name. llit Portland Sue i
cialtv Manufacturing Company to the
Portland Foundry (‘ompany Portland.
L‘onn.
Increase of capital stock. the White-
stone Won-ted Company of Killinizly
from “5000 lo ”15,000.
Disolutlon the \‘ew Haven Motor
Car Company of New Havrn the New
I.,r ,I.. smartest ultra modern gowns ternoon ran into Mrs Martha Youngs Haven Nurseries Company of New
Haven, and the North American Mer
cantile Agency Company of Meriden
The Norwalk Typographical “Union!
will meet at the usual pla(e tomorrow
afternoon atfi o'clock.
" ‘Blue
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re Today and Tomorrow in
I'tnil the dates of the next annual meet-
ing of the association. which will In
'llt'lil in Hartford some time in the
spring of tilt” The association i.~ head-
rd by In It A. Sears and llr I? I"
Anderson is chairman of the commit-
tee on members.
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.l ilaroltl Short, for abtnrt two'yI-urs
head of the I-ornruerciul department oi
Merrill t‘ollI-ue. III-parted yesterday for '
his home III Milton llel having Ie
Ielverl Illllll/‘ that he has been called
to the sI-riire«Stamford \dlotate
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. FREE OF CHARGE
Why suitor with indigestion, dyspep :
sin. Iorpid liH'l'.
constipation, sour"I
stomach Ionrinn tip of food after eII-’
ling. etc.. when you (an get a sample
bottle of tirmn's August l-‘low'er free
.It l’lflle‘lt‘tls drug store. This niedi '
I-iIII- has l't'lllitl‘klllllt' curative proper-
ties. and has IhIIIIoIIstrIIiI-Ii its efllI-iI'nI
It by iii‘tt years of sIIIcI-ss III-ltd
tithes are often tater-Ii bv a disorder
eIl sitiitlntli l
August l-lowI-r is put up in 30 and
{to t't'lll bottles. For sale in all ci\'il ‘
izI-d countries. .\IlV.
Wallace Reid in the Paramount Pi
Ithe Regent Theatre Today .
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cture. “Nan of Music Moutain." at
Scene From the Smart and Irlr ht Musical Comedy. “Oh. 'oni" Comin to the Regent Theatre, Friday Eve-
"Itose of the World " will be exhiblt- Heisman will be seen as the. young hing, May 3. Boats Are New on data
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Tailoring
Frocks. Bats. Blouses
To introduce ourselves we will
Wednesday, April 30 and May
1, at
Lindenhurst Inn
Gowns
. Suits
Coats
Blouses
Hats
Accessories
Our Special Order Department
is equipped in the highest de-
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The Newest Fashions In
Afternoon Dresses
,Georzette. Charmeues and Taileta
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0f Shetland Floss. Attractive and Low Priced
BLOUSES
Georgette Crepe. Washable Satin and Lingerie.
medium priced one for every occasion.
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A full line of up-to-the-mintue styles in collars and i ‘
vestees.
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