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Norwalk, Telephone 1511. i
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Cominar direct from five months at Ye Wilbur
Theatre. Boston. with same big cast and production.
Augmented Orchestra from the Princess Theatre.
New York
By special arrangement with tlte producers. the fol-
lowina reduced prices will prevail 50c. 7 5c. $1.00. $L50
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Regent Theatre
SUNDAY, MAY 5
Afternoon. 3:00. Evening. 8:00.
,LlEUT. JACK TUTT
0f the Canadian Fli Cor s
~~ HERO or 50 AIR Thu
WE WILL ALSO SHOW
“The Re-Makingol a Nation?"
IN SIX PARTS
Which Will Gin 1 V on a Wonderful Idea of Uncle
Sam’ s Wor
See how he takes care of his boys. This show will
be a treat to all. Don’t fail to participate.
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Admission 20c to All. No. War Tax.
' Proceeds Go to U. S. Government War Fund.
Seats Are Now On Sale
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orama. "lie Making A Nation," were
{especially favmed by the United
States government and [101 muted to
it, urn the eye of the tamela on 0101‘."
nook and eianuy of lmie Sam's
{camp
g legent Theatre
3 Shows-2:15 7: 15 and 9
_ Tonight at 8.15
The Musical Comedy
O.H BOY’
l The result has been given to the
‘world in a complete picture record of
jthe daily life of the boys in khaki
Efrem the time he arrives as a raw re-
:crult, with his belongings I11 a hastily
‘artanged bundle at in a suitcase to
rthe time when he is read) to go‘ ()1 e1
There" and take his place in the fight-
1ing ranks wl1e1e bayonet, work is done
with real bayonets. ‘
“Vengeance and the .
“”Woman
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Saturday
Earle Williams
in a Blue Ribbon Feature
“A Mother’s Sin”
And Second EpisOde of
Of course, all this preparation has
fbeen told and retold by skilled writers.
|but the camera tells the story so much
MONDAY—F1 aneis X. Bushman
Snappy Musical Comedy to be Seen at
Yoda morality
is not your own unless you
fence it in
LAST-5A ’mm ‘ 1
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All Designs and Heights
if you have prOperty why not own
it yourself
SAMUEL W; HOYT, JR., 0. E.
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79 Washington street l W
South Norwalk, Conn.
is At 'Your Service
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“OH, BOY!" TONiGHT i
at the Regent Theatre ‘
it would be difficult, indeed. it) find‘
‘a mote versatile individual than do!
seph Allen. who is portraying the’
role of Constable Simms in “Oh, Boy?“
which comes to. theRegent Theatrel
this evening direct from a five months' '
lun at Ye Wilbui Theatre Bosto11,.
with the same big cast and ptoduc ,
t1‘on.
Joe Allen has undoubtedly been call~
ed upon to play more parts and as-
11111‘2 more disguises away from the
theatre than any actor who has ever
played in Norwalk,
During his engagement with “0h.
‘ Boy!" he has appeared inno less than
a score of “stunts" and entertain—
ments for worthy causes and has as-
sumed many make-ups 0'11 behalf of
his fellow players. it there is a
“party" in the “Oh. Boy!" company,
it is Joe Allen who is always the mas-
ter of ceremonies. If there is work to
do in raising funds for the boys in
khaki. Joe Allen is always the chief
figure.
During the Boston engagement Mr
Allen with the other 111e111be1s of the
emotion). sold fish on Boston Com-
mon with Mayor Curley. for the ben
efit of widows and orphans of fisher-
men lost‘ at sea. And it. was Joe Al-
len in the role of auctioneer who sold
one fish for $15. a record price for
fish. it is understood. Helms enter-
mined sailors and soldiers, and has
stood out in zero weather in aid of a
Christmas fund. Doing some good or
111:1ki11:: some one happy is. never work
for Joe Allen he admits a selfish pur-
lle sans it is fun to do these
incidentally.‘during the Lib
be. disposed of 813.-
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1h ines.
ertv Loan drive.
i 000 worth of these bonds.
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REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
Earle Williams in “A Mother‘s Sim"
Also Second Episode of “Ven-
geance and the Woman"
\lr. Williams again is splendidly
cast in “A Mother's Sin." the Vita-
.tzrapli Blue Ribbon feature, which
will be the attraction in the Regent
Theatre on Saturday. in this power-
ful drama, written by Hilda Sharpe.
he is the victim of his father's hatred
of his mother and is dlSinherlied. but
leaves the country under a cloud rath-
er than give his father the satisf11Ction
of gloating over his disgrace. The
leading feminine role is taken by Mir-
iam Miles and in the supporting cast
are Ernest Maupain. Demon Vane.
piclon. "
Wednesday and Thursday—“The
Warrior," starring Maoists. the su-
perman.
COMING~The Mighty Spectacle
of Happiness, Maeteilinck’s
$Blue Bird."
3nd Beverly Bayue in “Under Sue
“The
Today. Friday
-5—Acts of V‘titudeville-eé
.an __
Elsie Ferguson
_‘n-—
‘ “Rose of the, World”
, An Exceptional Artcraft Picture
Saturday
“ With Vaudeville
William S. Hart
in a Special Multiple Reel Feature
12th Episode of
-“THE HIDDEN HAND”-
-—and—
PALACE NEWS PiCTORi'AL
Ill llli ifliAlillS ‘k
REGENT THEATRE SUNDAY .
“Re-Making A Nation"
Few persons have definite knowl- l
edge as to the real treatment of- 0111‘ ' making the ma" and the process 113
boys at camp Many have visited one i pictured on the Screen applies to all of;
Fred Peters. Charles Horton. Louise.
better, visualizes camp life so clearly
Du Pre and Eleanor Lawson. i
ithat one imagines one‘s self a part and
:parcel of it. i “Vengeance and the Woman" 9
“Re-Making A Nation" shows the A thrilling climax is promised in
awkward draftee taken in hand that the second episode of "Vengeance and
by the medical department and made the Woman " the Greate1 \‘itagraph
to show a clean bill of health ’before serial which will be seen at the Re-
being allowed to ”sign 11p" with the gent Theatre on Saturday Riding for
armv. The 1'arioits tests for weak he1 life down a canyon whose walls
lungs or heart. for faulty teeth, eyes rise sheer for one hundred feet on
and hearing are very far reaching in c 'ther side. a girl is caught in the
their scope and many a defective has noose of a iarlat thrown with amaai
for the first time discovered the fact ing power and a'ccuiacy by an lndlan!1
and has been repaired so that he is crouched on the t0p of one of the can-
practically :1 new man. you walls. She is snatched from the
Having passed the o1 deal of the doc- saddle and hurled violently against
' tors he is fitted out with khaki and 1 the sides of the cliff. i
begins life as a soldier. He is shown.
hard at work and hard at play. and PALACE THEATRE
the many ways of adding to his com-1 A 111 id reminder of our own soldier,
fort are also shown , 3110113 in France is given in “Rose of the
i When he is sick there is a hospital '1‘i'or,ld" the Artcraft picture at the
- 1as fully equipped as any private or Palace Theatre today. in which Elsie.i
public institution and he has the at- Ferguson plays the part of Rosamond. '
tendance of medical men. who, many the wife of Capt. Harty English
of them are among the leaders in theft The captain loses his life in a hero
p-I‘OfeSSlOil tic manner, on the field of battle. His
He is seen making his own bread. widow manies Sir Artlun Gerardine,
and it is evident that he makes it of .__._.--- __.,._
“wheat and generous are the slicesi
that are handed out at mess. He is‘.
shown at his play, football baseball.'.
boxing, or quietly enjoying the trea-
sures of the Y. M C. A. but. or the
l. conveniences of the houses directed by
1the Masons, Knights of Columbus and‘
other orders.
He is shown, at taps, jumping into:
a clean cot with plenty of warm cloth-t
ing over him. and thinking doubtless.
of poor buckle who is on sentry out— i n 'i, "m what 111 1.01: gin mm“ for
side in the snow or rain. I feverish cold1,coug “muffin," and
,, wbeczy breatbi It atop: crou
“Re«lMaking A (Nation is really re Foley)" 0 Haunt-”$- and Tar wtup'lood
and the little ones like it. It contain!
no morphine. chloroform or other drug
Stop the, Shuttles”
if you want to make your distressed
habits-easy and comfortable, give
Foley’s Honey and Tar.
*meeting the ladies wele entettained
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‘wnvoow DRAPERIES
In Scrum, Dotted S‘wiu, Madras,
Voiles and Marquisettu; also a
complete assortment of Notting-
ham and Marquisette Curtains
E K. BANKS
Mahcckcmo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
JUST RECEIVED
MAT RECORDS
18422—Long Boy, one step
Indianoia, fox trot.
18455—1110 Last Long Mile
K- K K— Katy.
Gome' 1n and hear these hits.
‘ALSO COMFORT KITS FOR THE
BOYS
DONN ELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
lan olden, and conceited snoflb Her
life with Sir Arthur moves unhappy,
and her love for her first husband
grows stronger daily. Matters are
brought to .1 crisis when at an elabor-'
‘ate dinner the contrast of the sumptu-
ous menu with the suffering of Capt.
Hairy from hunger and thirst while
battling for his life so affects her that
she deliberately leaves the table. Sir
Arthur follows her to her room, and
the overwrought woman breaks down
in a scene of wild hysteria.
The photoplay is adapted from the
story by Agnes and Edgerton Castle.
and is an absorbing
Maurice Tourneurrwell known as a
producer. directed the picture for Art
craft. ‘
Billie Burke at the Palace Next Week
Billie Buike's next appearance at
d111 will be in the Paramount pictuie
"Eve's Daughter." from the play by
Alicia Ramsay. which was originally
produced starring Grace George. It
depicts 11 Kiri, irene Simpson-Bates,
who chafes oi the nailingr restraint
placed on her by her wealthy father
front whom she inherits a strong will.
and who. at his death, takes all the
small fortune he left her and squan-
ders it in “one and time.” How she is
very nearly lured to an elopement and
saved by her old father's lawyer who
he’s always loved her. makes a thrill-
ing story.
such as the quickly lifted chin
birdlike tors of the head which
endeared her to thousands.
1111. William
lent work in support of Miss Burke.
W.
The ladies' Aid Society of St. Pet-
er’s Church held its regular monthly‘,
business and social meeting yesterday ;
aftérnon in the assembly room at the ‘
The meeting
211 of the
church. on Cedar street.
was attended bv about
members and reports of the various
church activities p1oved very gtatify-z
lna. it was unanimously reached to
purchase a bond of the Third Liberty
Loan and at the conclusion of the
bv Mrs L. Briggerman who also serv-
ed a dainty collation. T next meet
ing will be held at the «(flea and Mrs.
J. U Miller and Mrs. C. Schaub will
entertain. 1
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Joseph Hornfg, the youngste1 who
was struck by an automobile in North i'
Main street, Monday afternoon is still‘
in a serious condition at the Norwalk
hospital.
tale of lndla.i -_
Miss Burke wears some
gorgeous frocks and has added many.
new and charming touches to her,
,work, always so full of "Burkelsma."
and’
has
The sup-E
porting case. including Thomas Meigh- .
Riley Hatch, F‘iorence‘
Flynn and others, is WOI'illy of being
calle1 "all-star," and does some excel- ;
swam
City Nevirs 3
William Daniels, of France street, i
who has been home recuperating.
from an attack of pneumonia. con-
tracted at a western cantonment, is3
‘now undergoingtreatment for heart'
ltrouble at a, New Haven hospital.
A New York architect was in town;
today looking met the old W. K.‘
* .James building in \‘i all street with the:
gldea of eithei remodeling 01 demolish!
i ing it to make room for a new bank i
the Central Trust Com. ‘
._._ Special Offer of Barry Shoes ,
For Saturday, May 6th.
1 Arion Hall, ‘ Westport,
i
We have our complete line of Barry Shoes in for Spring
Saturday
night. Victor orchestra.
. ‘1
still remainsjn the
His condition is
David Spieer
3 Norwalk hospital.
labout the same, as far as his free
iiured hip is concerned. and his D11)" and Summer. ‘
sician at this time cannot tell just w , , i . .
what the outcome will be. The bad The Style“ and quality are better than ever: Prices to amt ‘
bruise on the left ear ' has apparently eVerybody' g purge
destroyed the hearing of that membt‘r
mmammly. Every pair of Barry Shoes“ is strictly guaranteed for wear ,
and comfort.
i The N E. Ryan Co, is showing a
large collection of dainty infants‘
wear. Mothers axe certain to be
pleased with the display. See it to‘
morrow.
-o 'SULLIV'AN Rosana HEELS ALREADY auricular).
Louis Avrick 11
P. 0. Block, 50. Norwalk, Conn. . if
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Routine business was transacted at
I the meeting of South Norwalk Lodxo.
No. 529.14. 0. O. M.. last evening.
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CAMERAS 4 . _
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; PHOTO SUPPLIES . . , , .
1 STILLSON-POWELL To every customer who buys a pair of Barry Shoes we mil
give a Pair of Silk 8011 Free of Charge—Saturday only.
THE ‘ 1 .
FOR MEN WHO CARR ~
TO DEBS WELL.
DISCONTINUING
OUR BAKERY
Owing to war conditions we will discontinue the manufac-
lure of all bakery products beginning May 20th. This in-
cludes all wholesale andretail supplies. ' ‘
1111111w 41. %'
31d Liberty
In Future We Will Devote Our Entire Attention to the Mann-
facture 0f
ICE CREAM
For wholesale and retail trade, with the manufactory continued
at the old stand. . '
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or more of the various training sta- Uncle Sam's stations. 11nd mothersl
tions and have had supertielal views of and fathers. sweethearts 11d wives Otio'
_‘ the workings. But 11; 15 only the spc- the boys are made to see that they are
' cially favored ones who get behind the in good hands and if spared by war
m' . [will return to their dear ones better
The makers of the photopiay or our men for the remaking.
that on wouldn' I like to iv: to
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