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Today and Tomorrow
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Mary Miles Minter
"the Most Dainty and Lovable of
Screen Actresses in
“A Bit of Jade”
and 5th episode of
‘Vengeance and the Woman"
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Fi-Fi IN CITY MAY 24TH.
. flute-man in the moon
‘~:x.¢.l,fill come down soon
‘Todead the way to toylaud.
rile don't forget,
1': :“i‘hoi-nothere yet,
'1,l{e'il carry you hil'to Joyiand.
When? May 24111, in the Regent Thea-
trot; You can't attord to miss the ac-
quaintanee of this inipulslv,e gay,
doimuair. and altogether charming gen-_
tleunn, so cleverly lmpersonated byI
Elton Hoyt,"the well-known bass.
He captivates Fidv‘l, the beam;
This beautiful French,
creation is impersonated by Itiiss'";\lil—x
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winger.
loos coquette.
1‘: red Lovejoy.
Ln addition to the clever rings and
1 11d 'songs for the principals in the
3 '. there are numerous folk dances
. - l spectacular inumbers in the play.
‘ze dance of the bridesmaids will be
1.111.} or the most effective groups, and
«ileum young ladies of the High School
or v working hard on the steps of this
the dance. ‘ .
'ee costumes for this group is esa
lly pretty and with powdered hair
‘1right colored basques and flower-
.kirts the girls will be especially at-
'l 1 live. The dance is a flower garland
1 tingeinent and the bright touch of
powers adds to the beauty of the stag-
111g.
Following are the names of the
young people in the , “Bridesmaids‘
nuance": MissesEvelyn Ferris, Dorothy
McClane, Gladys Beach, Rebecca Kess-
Zlor, Marjorie Zelui't. Jennie Bodwell.
Mayla Smith. Elizabeth Sanford, Mar-
garet Hall, Virginia Adams, Maud
“Sherlock
The public is reminded of the fact
that the seat sale opens today at 2 p.
In: at the Regent. Only those holding
A— tickets will be allowed to exchange
. them at the box office. No reservations
«will be made by phone. Tickets can
be se'c‘ured from any member of the
attempt Class or from any member of?
the cast.
PALACE THEATRE TODAY“
For Jack Pickford's newest Para-
mount pictute shoningat the Palace
Theatre today and tomOrrow in .“‘His
Majesty “Bunker Bean," it was neces-
sary to show the interior of the tomb
of Napoleon which is situated in Paris
All photographs obtainable show on?-
«one side, giving no indication what
. ever of what was «a the other side
AFTER'YHRZE YEARS
Many men and women are sick and
don't know it. Some never discoVer
they have kidney trouble until they
apply fer life insurance. The kidneys
are Working all the time, filtering pol
sonous waste out of the blood stream,
and when they become weakened or
deranged backache, pains in sides and
grains, so—called rheumatism, ianquid-
.ncs, swollen Joints and other symp
toms develop W. B. Moss, Ogden,
Ark, writes: “Foley Kidney Pills re-I
licved me of severe kidney troubles of
three years stafliag. —Stillson-Powell
Corporation.
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The Spectacular Musical Extravaganza
F‘FI-FI OF THE 1'0 VSIIOP.”
.AT THE REGENT THEATRE. MAY 24th 1918
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Auspices of the Senior Class
SeatSale Opens Wednesday at 2 p. m.
-.-— Tickets Secured at BoxOfli ce
REGENT THEATRE. ‘NORWALK
No Telephone Reservations
Tickets
u-«Vopaoeoouflu-
‘1” Regent theatre
Palace Theatre
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
VAUDEVILLE
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Motion Pictures of tile
Norwalk Red Cross Parade
TAKENT EXCLUSIVELY Foo This THEATRE
NOT icture ilsbe hown at every
Bcrformanoe E‘Trnnitspavfml FRIDAY
AND SATUR-
Unusuai Phoiopiay Features
\ By Thos. ll. lace
ALSO
The Last Episode Of
“His Ma'esty.’ Bunker
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
BY “THE HIDDEN HAND"
HARRY LEON Vl’lLSON 1, . AND . '
ALSO A The Palace News Pictorial
MUTT & JEFF Presenting
COMEDY CARTOON '
” DON’T FORGET
The pictures of the Red Crosss- Parade will be
shown at every performance. ’
The World in Motion
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MABEL NOEMAND
'THE FLOOR BELOW
‘fiOLDWVN PICTURF‘ '
Scene from "The Floor Below" at the Regent Theatre today and tomorrow
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b1 ally, a telegram to New York peal from the basis of Mabel Nor-
brought photographs and an exact 1e mand's newest Goldwyn production,
piles of the inside or the tomb of the “The Floor Below " to be shown at the
famous emperor was made at the1 Regent theatre
studio, some two or three weeks he Miss No1mand plays a copy girl in a
iing spent in reproducing every ,detail busy newspaper office. getting into a
of the famous mausoleum, although if scrape which causes her discharge——
appears on the screen 1301 a few sec- 'or is about to bring it about when she
ends only. Besides the car given to de- is savel Panels 0' Banks is given
tails of this sch-,1 Director William D. her in“ assignment with the promise
Taylor picked a splendid supporting that the lob will wait for her if she is
cast fot the star, lncludl‘hg Louise Successful. A number of daring rob
Huff as leading lady. Edythe Chapman, beries have been committed by crooks
Hart H0\ie Gustav Seyffertitz and who seem possessed 0f lnSide informa-
OTthers “" Ition conceinlng the rich homes they
plunder. The police have a clue which
icauses them to watch the settlement
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
young millionaire, as the source from
which the plans come. Patricia is or-
dered torgo to the mission as a dero-
llct and. it possible, steal a march on
‘ the. police and score a “beat" for her
paper.
Mistaken for a thief in sore need of
Mabel Normand as Patricia O’Rourke
in “The Floor Below " '“
-I Quick action and real emotional ap-
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Mason and Latham, his secretary, and
so appeals to the millionaire that he
ing a‘bld for Mason’s affections.
REGENT. THEATRE SATU‘R'DAY.
May Milo: Mlnte in "A Bit of Jade'
Also “Vengeance and the Woman"
50o.75c.$1.0i)
, . a brief furlough from Camp Upton.
coolness acid great personal beauty as ice - The dance to be given by the Hoyt I from Motor Train No :9 o! whisk
well as ta an mass. genius for meta-I The Christian Endeavor Society will snudevant orchestra tonight so: the he is I member Wi h the first W
121 tampon; 1: lemma” cast 110111 a social at the annual chunk this‘oenent oi' the soldiers and sailors 1 “I“ he w 1!“ 3 chance to 7‘8“ 53
in her new Ammflutuai produe evening Members and friends are promises «to pull . large attendance home at 36 Tint street in about :
Iiiis places the green bead ornament graves
m'avcnue, is ill with rheumatism.
r :nupe. has secured a position with the
. son’ a Point'
’_ ldneco in Highland avenue" to Robert
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TOWAY AND TOMORROW house conducted by Hunter Mason, 11,
‘freform. the girl is received by Hunter
enlists his mother’s aid in caring for
her. She also meets ‘a girl who. in
spite other love for Latham. is mak‘
Mary Miles Minter. cunning little,»
‘ girl actress whose extraordinary sue."
tion “A Bit of Jade." “cordially invited to aim.
The play is permeated with an at- f The Whit}, bagel-“nee 1 b1
mosphere of mysticism that comes of Memorial Day in Rowayton will take
iits eastern origin. It is the story of place next Sunday aftemoon‘ This 13‘
”1 jade necklace which has been “0.13“ under the auspices of the two Sunday
Iorisinallv from a 31nd“ ““1919 but schools. The serum will be held at
I‘th‘ mm“ 3‘? “Stem“ 90"” 1° 3 o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal
sway the destinies oi mortals 1church, and an appropriate addre»
The necklace falls into possession will be given by Rev H E. Knderson,‘
of Phyllis King (Miss Minter) who The schools will then march, led by
belieies that it has been brought to the Rowayton Drum Corps to Uhifin
her by her spendthriit brother T‘hfi' cemetery, ot decorate the soldiers
Members of Douglas Fowler
[round her neck and in so doing falls Post have been invited and ate ex
under the spell of “9 DOW” without peeled to participate. an all patriotic
Talking that it is other than an ordl- and loyal citizens who appreciate what
nary string 0‘ green beads has been done fer us by the brave men
The 1°55 0! the necklace by any“! of the past, and what is being done for
Blair and its pursuit byhim leadtotho us by the brave boys of the present
Thursday and Friday Saturday inevnable result and the coming true are asked to take part in these exer-
1 Jesse L. Lasky Wm S Hart of the Hindu legend of the necklace, cises f
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Jack PiCkaI‘d “The Haters” 1 " l'hat maid shall wear these beads of
IN A Virile Western Drama/ . jade
Must marry-u ’ere the poppies fade. "
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Mrs Nellie Hawks, of East Norwalk.
is about attain attervap illness.
The Ladies Aid Society of the East
of Rowayton
Alfred 'l‘. Radcliffe of Rowayton ave~
afternoon at the church.
Miss Ida Banks of 421mm street
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tail for treatment yesterday.“
Regular mid week services will be
United State-s Shippingiioard at
son’s Point.
Henry Rowland, or Crockettstreet.
has resigned his position with the
Emoreaencv Fleet corporation at Wil-
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M. E church, Rev. H. E. Wilson will
give the talk. I
Mahlstedt head of the United States 11 ER“ i‘lioytStu'rdgeant u°’::§:‘$
Fleet Emergency Corporation. at Wu 0 B s “we a 0mm“ ’ 3‘
sons Point. matron evening and there promises
Mr. and Mrs. A B. Clever-icy, or to be a large attendance
Ci'al“' avenup hHVG rglturned to Row. Cliarit‘s E \\ “Hams who has been
nylon after spending several days in visiting 0‘"- 01 town for a few “VS
Annapolis Md, where their son John with relatives tesumed his duties 0“
attends n“, My,” academy * tthe East avenue trolley line.
hits. “Illinm Sula of McKinley. Wallace Bates has started work on
who ls‘reruperatlng from the the repair of the floats ol‘ the East
etetct of an operating at the Norwalk Norwalk Yacht Club and expects to
hospital is getting along nicely and have them in first. condition in
VVill soon be able to return to her a short time I
home here.
Challes F Mills has leased his res-
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A row 0f 89““ have been driven the clients of a sprained ankle receiV-I
across the mouth of the Wilson Cove ed while at work at the Housatonlc‘
pond. which will be used for the stop plant of the Emergency Fleet C01 porn 1
use of lumber and to enable the ship tion at Slratiord.
ping boatd men to better handle tlie‘ Many EastNorWalkers are seen wean,
cargoes no they 00m? “‘1 ilug the Red Cross tags which show.
Sunday evening next at the Methodist the present Red Cross War Fund driVe‘
1C llist‘npal rhmch in Rouayton Antoni:l W
the speakers will be John Sherman‘ FERMANENT REAL]!!!
Hoyt and Mrs. Lewis lliopps A special
priming will be taken for the Red THROUGH PERFEOT CIRCU-
C rose. LATION
Miss Violence Moore daughter of
Mr and Mia William Moore, whose en- Can be attained only bV Mechano
1, . Therapy Treatments, which means
)agtulent to Lieutenagt Benjamin F'ltbe application of mechanical princi
lurker, was announce yester “y' en‘lples to the Human Body for the relief
tertalnod a number 0‘ young la(“wit pain. and the eradication of dis
friends at a supper at the Lindenhurst eases. Don‘t give up your Vital ship. *
In". waalk, Tuesday evening The Don't despair because othel irnlhotis
aitnli was most enjoyable. IhRVB failed to help you: in
RelatiVes here have received letters Therapy lnuttute, wh" , is equipped
from Santori Wickes who is with the with all the modern 0.. ectrlc apparatus.
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where in Plano," that he is at pres- vacuum cupping. etc.
ent llVing inan old French chateau Hoyt’o Theatre Building.
while his dug out? is being made. Entrance Room No 3
‘are being made to ship the boat to
avenue M. E.‘ church is meeting-this ’
held this evening at the East avenue clogged and need a flushing occasion to flush clogged kidneys and stimu-
'Salts from any good drug store here.
A patriotic “Win“ “I” be new 0“ that they have contributed towards I“
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/suitorings at the Mach 3 Physical
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American Expeditionary torces “some- water measures, medical gymnastic, ,
Ito Community Hall, where it will be year having been stationedofiiom
held. ITex., since his enlistment;
Mis. Fred M Wheeler, of Myrtle «Rev G. M. Techie, of the Advent
street, is entertaining the members of Christian church, being absent on t-
the Womeps Auxiliary
the usual weekly business sessiion of church this evening (or the mid-
the Aurthur .
A number of (lemming parties were bored at number of his friends 111m
in evidence‘at the mudflats and beach ,with postals froni Milne. ‘
at Cali Pasture Beach yesterday after] The old fashioned barn dance hold
noon at low tide.» Clams are [when the barn (it Dr. Charles G. 430th
plentiful but small .There is a remark- an at 3 Gregory Boulevard last night
able amount of small clams dug but not by the Women of 11110059th m1
many large ones '
Mr, and Mrs. A. Cameron, of 7 Haw-
kins avenue, have sold their 35—foot
power crusier Always to H. D. Marks.
of the Marks Brokerage Company.
Apalachicola, Fla. and amngements
mulier’s Orchestra furnished the music
and there ' was ‘a large ~.attendoj.npe,
Dancing lasted until a late hour #1
the barn was fixed up as all welivra,
gulated barns should be when a bum.
dance is in "progress Stravaahd hog:
' and other things that go to remind 133
or the country were much in evidenm.‘
Florida at once. 5
Private Ralph Brundage is home on
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Aching Kidneys
We eat too much meat which clogs Kidneys, the“
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payoulike the bowels. get smggish and combined with lithia, and is nannies:
ally, else we have backache and dull into them to normal activity; it also
misery in the kidney regIOn. severe neutralizes the acids in the urine am
headches, rheumatic twinges, torpid it no longer irritates, (thus ending
liver. aeld stomach, sleeplessness and? bladder disorders. "’3 »
all sorts of bladder disorder; .1- 3M Suite is hermit-113,. inexpensivo'
You simply must keep your kidneys makes a delightful effervescent not»
active and clean, and the moment you water drink which everybody should;
tee! an ache or pain in the kidnEy take now and then to keep their kid.-
region, get about four ounces of Jad neys clean, thus avoiding
complications.
A well known local druggist our
he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who-
believe in overcoming kidney troublet
while it is only trouble—Adv. ,
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South Norwalk
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take a tablesponful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a. few
davs and your kidneys will then not
line. This famous salts is made from
courons Tsacuaas“
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management as’
of Christ visit to Bangor, Ma, his place will has ' .
church at her home this afternoon for filled by Stephen W. Velsor at iii
Iserviee. Rev. Mr. Teep‘le has reign-ma,
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