Regent Theatre
I Shows—'-2:l5. 7:16 and 9
Today
Jack Pickford
In the Paramount
“Tom Sawyer”
By Mark Twain
lso Sidney Drew Comedy and
An Educational Feature
Saturday
Harry Morey
In a Blue Ribbon Feature
“The Other Man”
, And 4th Episode of
“Vengeance and the
Woman”
MONIlAi V1113 Dana in the
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It you have property why not own
it yourself
SAMUEL W. HOYT, JR, 0. E.
- 79 Washington street
South Norwalk. Conn.
: Is At Your Service
“Stellam Maris,’ which will be shown at
the Palace Theatre Monday and Tues
day. It was prepared for the screen
by Frances Marion and produced by
IMarshall Neilan who directed Miss
1Pickford's latest success, “Rebecca of
ilovewitheaehother murmur, W1
known and Dorothy. winning the guilty to anoint Anna Holt. 3 girl
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YOUR PM u wager, secretly transfers the money
is not your own unless you I to West 1
fence it in I practice.
1 . _ . . . . and their letters go astray. Later“
LASTS ‘ m again Dr. Stedman, but disguised by a1
heavy heard. he is called to operate on=
Dorothy's aunt. He asks her to marry
him but she tells him she loves anoth
1ern1an Martin West. Both. disguised
1meet again in the slums and are mar1
1 ried. Then Dorothy learns her two
Ilovers are one man.
“‘Vengeance—and the Woman " 1
l A thrilling horseback chase between.
1 a renegade Indian and a sheriff's posse
is screened in the fourth episode ofI
Vengeance«and the Woman" Greater1
1Vitagraphs wonderful melodrama se
1rial. which will be seen in the Regent'
theatre on Saturday. Comanche Pete
the Indian. seeks to escape by a flying
leap on his horse 01! a cliff into a
river. but is caught on the further
0 permit him to regain his tenced to jail for four months. The
He leaves for another cupcrlme took place December 16 laSt.
1n telegram from Acting Commissioner
‘Corporation. who are charged with be.
WW 1. 1 1 25.6315!”
under 16 years of age. He was sen-
DANGEROUS ALIENS ARRESTED
NEW IDNDOV May 17 m—ACtingon
Stockwell, of Boston. the local pace
have arrested Renzoni Fortunate and
Ernesto Peurelia, who have been em-
ployed at the Groton Iron Works do-
ing work for the Emergency Fleet
ing anarchists and dangerus aliens
They are being held here for federal
officers
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CAR LEAPS EMBANKMENT
MILFORD, May 17. —The breaking
of the front axle on the automobile1
driven by Austin R Depew of West1
Haven caused the machine to go over
the embankment at Indian river on
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CHARGE 1 " i CHARGE 1*
ACCOUNTS n ACCOUNTS
opener) ' OPENED
9m EEQP.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
$25 to $35 Suits $12.95
High Class Silk Eton and Pony Jacket Suits that sold up to $35 .00.
Special Tomorrow at $12.95
COATS DRESSES
1‘" Metro
New Haven avenue yesterday after.
noon at 5 o'clock. Mr Depew and a
man who was riding in the machine
Snnnvbiook Farm” and A Little Prin-
.‘cess.”
The stem of Stella Maris gives
1Miss Pickford the most tenderly lip of the entire “”31
bank it is a remarkable piece of pho-
) Coming—Mabel Normand in “The
toglaphy, but only up to the standard
street. motor and "utility wear. and misses. The values are most ex-
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— ,__.__. 1saved themselves by jumping
_._.. -_-—-- peeling role in which she has ever up 1 . 1 _ . . _
mm, on me screen The MM“ 1 1911:3121 1:231:12: Intimate“ traordmary. Voiles. Pophns and
.' f .f‘ tlm in her career ‘ * a ~V 0’ 0 It: mil-10 . .
1star or the wet e slrel and vaudeville show to be gly9n11. . Silks
1plays a double role, the characters of
1 Stella ‘Maris. who has been a paralytic
1for ten years, living in 11 home of
wealth. surrounded by every luxury
.and with the tender and devoted care.
by Ophir Chapter, 0 E. S.. at Hoyt’s1
Theatre I‘rlday elening. for .1 pm;-
pose of raising funds to purchase a.
3100 Liberty Bond.
While the big and varied program in“
tselllu AN $5.9510l2895
lil’EllliTlllN
CHILDREN’S COATS
:. wrong...» I, ;
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of the arch: of friends who are wor- . 1
. TOday 1shipper1s at the “Court of Stella Malr 2111;222:231 zllnurmegsflf plI'oieszrgInnl E, $5095 ‘0 $9.95 SWEA TERS
Frida With Va ' is," the bedroom where none without ' ‘ *1" a 9 r “a“ '5 ° . 0 B T“ L (In Pink-
. Y udevriie smIIes are allowed to em“ and walk. and It is an assured fact that it 7m: 6e stable Com- ‘ New line of High Class Silk and Wool
7-1 Charles Ray in where world-wisdom and care. has no will be one of the best shows of its 8 Othe SKIRTS S d Sli .
1 1 1 lace' and that of Unitv Blake. a ver- kind 9",“. staged in this citv. 1 finnd. many u weaters an “S.
'p ' ‘ ' The ruinstrel first part will include ave Done the Same.
liable Ugly Duc‘kllngs. the slave of an
orphanage. living on the scraps and
' dressing in the rage which are given to
22 men the women. of which two of
the ladies. and four ol'thennen will be
“The Family
Troy, N. Y -“I suffered for more
than river: months from a displacement
"$14910 316.958; 32.951111
‘ SkEIeton ” her in the name of charity. 1“ black face, “'11“ a 13331310113 hint . and three doctors
11 1 1 1 . ln this latter role Miss appears with of a lady mascot “150 1“ black mi“. $11,113 "‘1: “$0112
A Paramount Picture ,curls straightened out and hair braid- Who “’1" “prim" many surprises. opention. I had. 1 A I '1
The second part will include many
high class numbers, including violin
solos by Miss Mabelle Osborne, whist-I
ling by Mrs Mrs. Morton llit-Canaland,
dragging down . . 1
SUMMER runs MILLINERY
led down against a dirty face and ov-
1 er a hunched shoulder. This uncouth
character forms a remarkable contrast
to that of the beautiful Stella Mario.
Saturday With Vaudeville
1" Wm. S: Hart in
and headaches and
could not do my
housework. M sie-
. 's.‘ ' .' ‘ 113’ Jones. 3' ter who had een 11.-
.. I . . ,, . . f ‘d’ tansltion from one via «ic dancing. b\ bowl I . 1..
0‘ er the Great DWIde 2111;111:3331?ch Girlie: will no 110qu be 5990mm "1' Thom“ ””5"” and his; mlmgyml‘fiizg New arrival of Marabou Canes and TRIMMED HATS
Tile 14th Episode of ’ ' 1 . little six yea: old dauuhtcr Consuello. ' .
,. . 1 tie gredtN‘t ’ ' ble Com ound Y
“urn HIDDEN HAND" ’P‘Ii‘Ie‘f‘ber‘EIaIsn :2: :rtistllc work : Who win 815., do a .01., (1mm, 1.01051 1 :kedmemg’ry“. I Summer Furs. UNFRIMMED’HATS . 1,1
E And the PalaceNews Pieter-1:] ac’l‘lf‘mtm ~revolves around lhe‘cur' by Madam Wakefield. "1 1“" Metropol 'hBVO taken several CHILDREN S HATS
l . 1 . e s ory -ld itan 01mu (~01 and many other acts. bottles and am now entirely well-eel 8. 49 lo 39. 95. RIBBONS AND F ANCIES . 4
ing and entrance into the real WOI do all my work—and not. I. trace of A .
Next Week of the paralytic, Stella Maria, and the EIGHT MONTH-8Tb: 1 my filed tmubIlIe I ha“? ‘10” “11:31:“ I T REDUCED PRICES 1,
. . . 1 . . - 1 m endow atwon eru few 0 . ,
Monday and Tuesda Iel elation .10 her, after “3:231:13”; JAIL FOR KILLING wr’ll get from it! use."——M rs 11v ‘1‘ ,1
. y Shem“ 1°“ 1'93“ “‘ a ‘ . ° owens m TUSSLE Senses. 1650 5111 Ave. Troy. NY ,
Mary PlefOl'd dreams and ideals. of the nctuulltlcs 1 Women :1“, are in ”Sim!“ . 1
—~in- -.,.. g - . ' ll \ rczl condition a cold not ve up ope or W.__._._._________—1 - -- 1 1- a-I’;
“111‘““15‘” ““11 “mm“ m " 1 Johnson Pleads to MRHS13U9hteP-1Submiltosuchanordenntiitheyhnve
White Ge“ Four Mum" 1 given Lydia E. Pinkhnm’ I Vegetable
*(‘harlcs It]. Johnson of Bridgeport 1 Cogpoundntriel. I rd 1-,
‘ 1 : 1 "1‘; .l mtin and killing or suggestions 11 re a 0 our
(1h lI‘lthl “] 1 :11”.- limit Febr-unrv1 condition write [Mytiinli inkhnm led-
“”505 Ovens 11 i1 1 1 icineCo Lynn.M use. Theresultof their
3 lust pleaded guilty to the (barge 011110 years experience 15 at your service.
in mslalIthm uhon alrail'nod before
For Baby Rash
Iudgc Vi ebb in the (‘rlminnl superior: I l h ii i
. . f moon g9 wnsI tr 1mg. c a rig, ecu ding I” irrita-
court yt 5“ Hill) a to lions and soreness, nothiné heals like
senlciltcd to some eight months in the Sybas GOMTOIt F do:
county jail. Johnson and Owens hadII d' h I
1 . d lmson i'il‘od u ‘5 ‘Xlrlol’ mary ea mg and loothin
been in a dispute in Jo power I. “mica“! on first application 8
shot which passed through Owen's. :51; at the Vlnol and other drug store:
tongue. I ‘he (‘ omio 3 Powder Co., Boston. Mass.
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1 “Stella Maris” life outside ;
“TOM SAWYER" AT THE
REGENTI’THEATRE TODAY
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PALACE THEATRE TODAY
“he humorous account of the strut:
- of at young millionaire against the
llvrli'on Rum, and his cure by 11 lovely
«nor-us girl and a loyal old valet.
makes up the basis of Charles Ray's
litest Paramount plctme now showing
ii the Palace Theatre 1
i‘vcry other means haling failed to
effect a cure. pretty Poppy D1ayton.
the chorus girl sweetheart. consults
the boy's old family physician and
plots withh‘rn to startle the young
man into forgetfulness of his imagin
Jack Pickford in Mark Twain's Fam-
ous Story—A Paramount Picture.
Jack Pickford as “Tom Sawyer" will
be seen at the Regent theatre today
in the Paramount picture of that name
The production was filmed in Hamil»
bill. Mia‘souri, scene of Mark Twain's
boyhood. and the town he had in mind
when he wrote “Tom Sawyer."
“Tom Sawyer, Mark Twain's famous
boyr‘liero. is to appear on the 3.2101)“:
of the Regent theatre. The rolc'l‘fl
played by clever Jack Pickford, blclh- 1
er of “our Mary.” who has became:1
famous as d‘ pl‘ol’t‘a‘yer of boy ports in;
IPnramount pictures. such as “Freck-£
:try trouble In,” hire an ex prich Ice," ‘The Dummy," “Seventeen" urn]:
fighter who Is to pretend to abductI “be” In screening Tm“ saw-“3’"
Poppy under the boys very nose. The none of the familial details have been1
results were even better than the'tw‘o 19” out It is all ”W ‘ t1” “ 1" ' “1““ 1
conspirators hoped for and the amus- where Tom “licks‘ the sassy-hm nnd1
THE finale. of the episode makes “The steals the Jam. to the. finish, where he;
.1dein Skeleton the. best of any of ‘and Huck Finn run away togetlm 1111111
Charles Ray 5 pictures so far~not ev return only in time to atth 1 their
on excepting "The C10dhoppe1 ." "The! own funeral services thus avoiding
:llired Man," and “His Mother's Boy. " the “ ell deserved threshings
the photography which was by '-Caln I .
eraman Chester Lyons, is especially. 1
good and some "shots" of Water front 1 1
scenes, a fight—tor a Charles Ray Harry M°r°Y '" “The 0th" Men;"I
picture without a fight has come to! “8° “Vengence and the Woman." 1
be impossible, so much have his form-1 J°hn Stedman. 3 surgeon, finding his
or fistic battles been appreciated-—are‘1Wife faultless. divorces h“.- A year
notably good _ later. he is Martin West, 11 handy-man
nilly Either the eloved detective in a cheap boarding house in the
of the screen in 111.; picture takes the slums: There he meets Dorothy liar-
part of an ex prize ii ghter, while or ei mom 3‘50 in the slums 011 a Wager ofI
ty Sylvia Biemer plays the leading 5101000011“ she cannot make her way
feminine rble. ' - in such surroundings. They fall in
The Thumb and
Forefinger
only are required to place your
Eyeglasses securely. in position
when our latest style.
BEST-YET CLIP
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REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY.
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tzETom Gay/tier“
Jack Pickford in the Paramount, Tom Sawyer" by Mark Twain, at
the Regent Theatre Today , 1 1 1“} it:
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The Book of a
Thousand Songs
Whit.
SOuth Norwalk
Mary Pickford is Comlng to the Pal-
ace Next Week Monday and 1
Tuesday
. 3 Mary Pickford's neat appearance in
V : an Artcraft picture will be in an adap
ration fromIWln. J Locke's novel,
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A Scene From Rutan’s Song Birds Now At the Palace Theatre 3 Clever Musical Artiste Introducing “Ranch 7
ta,” the Youngest Prima Donna On the Stage .
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ADMITS HE MURDERED MAN 1resent the state at the Nation's! 0011- 1
PITTSFIELD Mags May 17.. John ference on War Economy to be held
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GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
Has been used for all ailments the
both in stomach and intestines, cleansed
and eweetons the stomach and ailment
AR ' need - ‘ Batuck who is held my the local p0 Sin Néw York June 5 and 6- They are
P K ‘ is“! adjgtfigiglfises' ‘11-'39!" Evening sentinel ‘ lice, has admitted according to DO- John 1H Ferry,1Southport; Ronert V are caused by a disordered stomach,—
' 1 1 1 1‘ ~ I rem ving th - glnses m out 5 ‘ ‘ ' R \\ lice officials that be murdered a mathag‘ee, Watertown; John H Wad and” inactive liver. such as sink hem
1“ - 1 - -. - ‘ 01 is en. g “68' and for 3 COUPONS 98 SEC" BS in Nfigatnck, :West Virginia 8. short hams. Torrington; Frederick‘s mnm- ache, constipation. sour stomach. no»
DANCING ‘ 0 ‘men 1 equwy convenient AND c THE BOOK time ago. According to the police, berlaln, New Britain; William E. Cor- vous indigestion, fermentation MM
’ I ‘1 _ Mm! not b“: a 395117“ l , 'PRESENT to on. papeIrIks 21mg" 011.20% Batuck claims the victim sent his par. bin, Hartford; Morris 10. Wooster. palpitation of the heart caused by _
1 1 -, 123 “$18 place 1,0n71 your , ' OR “1“" m '31; one: Gama” nus, ”ks? n'um ents a black hand letter demandingI'Harwinton. A es in the etmech. August Flower ion
3 es 1 . m m. for ”half” :1,000 and that he led him to a Ionelyi gentle laxative, regulates digefittoif
road and shot Him five times. Officials. CARPNTER BANKRUPT.
- at Naugetuck have been notified ot'
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Edward A. Morse. 9. Bridgeport car-
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firough trolley nervioe to the I HAMER 1 not: Methanol of the «m min; M‘md‘mi tong-.0 old the arrest. neuter tiled a mm“. iii “11qupr tarry canal stimulates the? “WI“ _
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He has liabilities of $20 414. 82 and MI.
To SAVING CONFERENCE 315514.82 _is unsecured 1
Governor Marcus 1! Holcomb has
appointed six Connecticut men to rep-
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8’! Atlantic 8L. smote. Conn.
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