Dorothy
l Pacela 'l‘hatrec
TODAY. WEDNESDAY
‘TYRANT FEAR’?
A Tale of the Great Northwest
Dalton in
Don’t Miss This
THURSDAY. FRIDAY» AND SATURDAY,
FAREWELL WEEK or VAUDEVILLE
The Last Bill of the Season
Film Features
. Thursday and Fridatr
Adolph Zukor presents
Billie Burke
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‘ ' “Let’s Get a Divorce”
AdaptEd from Victorieu Sar-
dous' great stage success, “Di.
vorcon’s.”
Saturday
Charlie Chaplin in
4 “The Count”
Wm. S. Hart in
“The Marked Deck”
And the latest Healst Patlle
News.
VAUDEVILLE
Fred Gregory & Co.
in an Original Comedy Spectac-
ular Novelty.
Barbara Gordon
The Empress of Songland.
Thompson & Berry
in Refreshing Comedy and De-
lightful Harmony.
Fuller & Ward
In “The New Turnkey."
The Four Keltons
A Musical Outburstpf Jazz.
masons. poem the to»
thin; until one “robe shoots and
“temperamenumvblob we
tally transforms her nature. bullshit:
courugeous suntan.
deeds. .
Allalne finds her husband dead in
a snow drift and eventually “his the
pianist of the dance hall. who bad or,»
friended her and whom she has learn-
_ed to love. Thurston Hall appears as
tDane. the pianist. Melbourne Mac-
Dowell, as Dermot, the dive keeper and
iwilllem Conklin, as Latour. the trap-
per. Lou Salter and Carmen Philips
enact the leading women's roles.
capable of great
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MEDICAL FORCES
or STATE GUARD
TO BE INCREASED
(Continued from First Page.)
Three Mobile Hospital Units.
Prepared for any contingency that
may take largebodies of,.(‘onneeticul
State Guards into the field to repel in-
vasion, it was made public for the
first time yesterday by military aue
thorities that. three complete portable
and mobile field hospitals are station-
ch in :lrlllories in Connecticut. These
include buildings. cots. surgical appa-
ratus and great quantities of bandages
for field dressings and operations.
tinder new rules promulgated by the
'Military Emergency, in Hartford. the
.amblllance company formerly attach-
ed") the Fourth Infantry regiment has
been separated and it will become the
Third Ambulance company, with coun-
tywide duties. Fol“ this purpose it
5 Regent Theatre
_ Special Musical Program By the
l Regent Orchestra Every Evening.
Today .
The: Patriotic Comedy Drama. by
Porter Emerson Browne
0F NORWALK.
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1 . ._ William S. Hart
' yin an Artcrat‘t Feature.
i 1‘ “wolves of the Rail”
. , j j Sensational scenes
' . : situations
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“ and thrilling
of the early days of th
J , Friday ,
: Leah Baird and John
Mason in
“Moral Suicide”
A Dramatic Production of a Life
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Mabel Normand in “Joan of Platts-
j. burg," by Porter Emerson ‘
i ‘ , ' Browne. of Norwalk
The appearance of Mabel Normandl
“as star of the new Goldwyn patriotic
comedy-drama, “Joan of Plattsuurg."
‘ by: Porter Emerson Browne, consti-
tutes an event‘of more than usual in-
terest in rlllB world of the then: dra~
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in each of her previous Goldwyn
g . successes the star has displayed on
Entirely dllterent phase of "the new
Mabel Normand." at the same time
' , retaining all her old fascination unfl
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' _; ENT. PALACE
Lcomedy to inspired patriotism and
beautiful self-sacrifice, the play at"
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,forda Miss Normand what is unques-l
will be enlarged almost three times
no previous size with the addition of
several more physicians with the rank
of captain. it also will include addi-
pharmacists and able
tlonably the most interesting and.1’"e‘~“’"lml°“s-
.worthewhile opportunity of her slngu
.llarly successful career. “Joan
‘ tre today.
The combination of this star. Gulli—
wyn auspices. and a play by an author
who is known as one of the most auc-
jcessful dramatists in America, should the sanitation of‘
prove one of the biggest attractions 1
in the photoplay world.
l} REGENT THEATRE THURSDAY
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l tore. Starting William 8. Hart
i William s. Hart, the Thomas
lnce stargin his hottest Artcrttl‘t
Agent Theatre. Thursday. performs
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‘alocomotive from crushing into
ltl-aInIOuded with soldiers. he gallons
madly along the onrushlng engine.
ltlle llcomollve to n standstill.
l in makinz this scone. Hart was
compelled to do without the usual rc~
lhenrsals. and to ride a horse that was
thew to motion picture work and "cu—
gluesby.”
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.UNUSUAL THEME MAKES
I “TYRANT FEAR" NOTABLE
Dorothy Daltoh'oNew Paramount Pic-
} tale, One of Absorbing Interest
l A tale of the Canadian wilds. a pic~
' lure of primal passions, wherein the
Ityranny of fear is at last conquered in
la warnnn's heart. and her tight .to ro-
lgaln her ’soul ahd selferespect finally
{is won against fearful odds~this ls
i“Tyrant Fear." the latest Paramount.
lpllotoplal’. in which the ever popular
Dorothy Dalton is the star.
. Misc Dalton has exemplified it won-
; derful versatility in her recent picture.
successes, and one need only Witness
”Love Me" and then see "Tyrant
Four." to reach the conclusion that;
'none save an artist or the highest at-
toinments could essay two characters
so diametrically opposite and do earth
full justice. Yet this is what Miles Dut-
ton has done according to those who
have made a study of the two roles al-
luded to. , >
'In this typical Thomas H. luce pro
duction, which is to be shown at the
’ Palace Theatre today. lMiss. Dalton will
be seen as Allaine Grendel. a Canadian
girl, daughter of a decadent French-
man, whom she fears. .Hc sells her
to a ruiiiltnlyi trapper, who
plays her as a stake in a game of
Rofon Point
_‘Park' .
Shclre 3: Chicken
7 Dinners and
[tie Carter Service
charm. As Joan. the little orphan in
“Joan of Plattsburg," she is given e"-
~ fiery opportunlty to demonelflfs her
" remarkableuctlng ability.
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pic-
ture. “Wolves of the Rail." at the Rc-l
lthrowathc reV'erse lever and brings . ‘.
‘ ‘Plenty of South Norwalk Readers
in turn _
Order Sanitary Detachment.
an additional plrcaution toward
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As
ofltha sanitation of camps and the hy-
, Pluttsburg" comes to the Regent Thea-
gienic life of state troops, a unitary
.detachment has been ordered for di-
rect connection with the Fourth In»
tantry regiment. which will be similar
to scope to the Ambulance oompanv,
but will hum more direct charge of
camps. quarters and
urmorles.
"To a person not directly cognizant
wllll the scope to which military pct»
parednesa has gone " '
in Connecticut."
Major Ford said. “it is impossible- to
imagine the decree of efficiency which
l“Wolves’ 0' the Rail." an Artcraft Fea- is being sought in the Slate Guard our
lwlllch has brought the force up to a
lpoint where it is not excelled by any
inlilltury body in the United Stiltl‘s ex-
lcept the [lulled States forces.
"Governor Holcomb and the mem-
a; bells of the Military Emergency Board
test that eclipses any “thriller" here: have, not left one
. , ”00"an for the protection tl .
tofore Been on the screen. To plcl 9n; uncovered," of to state
military feature
BACK GIVES OUT
Havc This Experience
You tax the kldneys~overwork
them——
They can't keep up the. continual
strain.
Tile buck may giro out—ll; mus"
'nclle and pain;
Urinary troubles may act in.
Don't wait longer—take
Kidney Pills.
Residents of this vicinity cm'ors:
them. '
Don n’s
‘lhe following Norwnlk evidence?
Juselll lieuly, 99 Main street, Nor
‘walk, says; "i suffered from weal: kid
lneys and nlv back was a consulnt
incite. My back was weak too and l
loften found it. difficult to straighten
we: ' fill-nu ”see a". were“ full
w of flat. Allah: More: new ‘
her Worm tear and make: her I‘
Itown last Monday. attending to bust.
ness pertaining to his up-to-date gro- "
I street.
- tional lieutenants. who will have to bet
to compoundl
Can South Norwnlk people doubt I
lira. I". H. Adriane was the guest
ct friends hrfieo- York last wonder.
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Charles Wright of Washington has
been visiting his niece, Mrs. P. L.
Rockwell.
F. E. Green and family visited with
Phllo Green and family in Springdale
last Sunday. '
Samuel Goldie of Jersey City was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hersaln
on Hoyt street, Sunday.
Walter Unterrelner has left the em-
ploy of F. Ferrura and is now employ-
ed at the Stewart grocery.
Miss Margaret Reed. society repor—
ter on the Stratford News. was in town
Monday. calling on friends.
Floyd Macintyre is engaged in the
grocery business at Stewart‘s store
and will econ be a tullefledged clerk.
Charles Bradley began his new du-
ties at the filter beds. Monday. taking
the place of Edward Craig, resigned.
W. P. Brennan ot Torrlngton was in
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Mr. and Mrs. Whitman and daughter
of Brooklyn, visited over the weekend
with Mrs. Elizabeth North of Summer
The Woman’s Relief Corps will hold
its annual picnic at Roton Point. July
10. it will be a basket lunch affair.
William Welsh; a former employee
in the. Brennan grocery store. was in
town a day or so last week, the guest
at William olynh. Mr. Welsh has
been located at Scranton. Pa, acting
as district manager for the Globe
chain of stores.
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Whippet
WILLIAM S. HART
In the Ariel-aft “Wolves of the
Rail." at the Regent Theatre Tomor-
row. ; . l‘lflfit.‘
after bending over. The kidney secre-
tions were too frequent in pllssaee.
One box at Dean‘s Kidney Pills. which }
I not at Glendennlng & Co‘s drug:
store helped me very lnucll and con.
tinued use cured me." l
Price (the, at all dealers. lion‘t sim[
ply ask for It kidney remedy—act
Doan's Kidney Pills-—the some thatI
Mr. Healy had. Fosterdliilburn (‘0..l
legrs” Buffalo. N. Y.—-Adv.
:70 BE SHOWN AT PALACE TODA\
sodomy "DALTON
es'i‘gramt Fear:
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TO a: SHOWN AT PALACE TOMOR
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“WWI-inner
in min with air and In. W
{than of 6m Irene.
In. Charla Ellie‘s has returned
home one: taro veeh’ visit with felt
lives «old friends in New Pall: Ind
Tart-nova. N. Y.
The blue card in the postofllce boxes
is it gentle reminder that the rent is
due and a settlement is requested for
the government waits for no man.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cook of Burtls
avenue‘entertained a party of eleven
at their home. Sunday. The visitors
were from Rye and Port Chester.
int and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barthel-E
amew of Long Island City, spent Sun-l
day with Mrs. Van Name.
cuperating at Harbor View for several%
weeks is back on the job once more as.
bookkeeper in Stewart’s grocery.
in the Navy as a gas engine machinist. 3‘
and is now at Pelham Bay, N. Y. Hel
will take a short course in Columblal
College after which he will be as!
signed to the Granite State, one of the,
fleet of submarine Chasers.
George Bolton. son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. B. Bolton of South Main street. will '
ent‘er Camp John Pershing at Rock
til September to receive military train-
ing.
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Mrs. Richard Burke received a lot-
is now in France. Monday. in which be
but the place is not o's’dear as the‘
good old U. S. A. ’
About twenty members of the hip-y
worth League of the M. E. church at?!
tended the annual convention held at
the Diamond Hill Chapel. Stamford.I
After the buaineso’
part. of the evening. o. nuclei program ‘.
was followed out, consisting of ad-~
dresses by the visitors. games and
songs. it was voted to hold the next
one in New Canaan ill September. The -
[or the second time in succession for
having the greatest
members present.
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FOOD PRODUCTION MUCH
INCREASED lN STATE
Farmers in four Count:
ties are using 26,371 more acres of
land for increased food production tnisl
season. according to a summary otl
Among the farm products which
farmers said they would raise more ox-
tenstvely this year are oats. rye. corn
and wheat. '
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‘ Philadelphia.
_.__..___. iwork with the United St
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Sleight of Brook-fment.
[win Thomes
Edward Lawrence. Jr., has enlisted Long Island.
their cards.
states he is doing clerical work: that Florida. 1
he is feeling fine with plenty to oathfor severe years.
New Canaan league won the banner *
by State Librarian George S. Godard. {N
Mr. and
Mrs. William Gilbert of
Fairfield have moved into the house of
Nehemiah Knox in Rowayton avenue
Elmer Crank of North avenue bass
returned to Rowayton from Staten Isl-
mflrwmu. Llfi
smut-nucleummfi
mu bhot they were not to” on
’mo'
In. H. L. Rowland. 0! CM
street. received a telegram tron M.
can Hilton, who is It the limb”
tal. Camp Hancock. Anglia“. (teach.
that be has been granted a tum. _
to come home, and is expected to I!"
rive in Roway‘ton the last of the volt.
The Rush Engineering company; fl
the Wilson’s Point road. wherein”?
and, where he went to visit relatives.
R
Morrison Dauchy left Monday for
where he has
, The motor boat Lou, which has Mrs. Ralph Case and child. of No.
l'been repainted and put into excellent London, are the guests of Mr. Gaga.
shape, has been launched for the sum parents,
W. A. Smallhorn who has been re~imer season.
“——
Mrs. Mary Thomes,
and family. in Jamaica,
already in Rowayton, and mny people‘ . .
have been visited and have received in the “I" 0‘ war-savings stamps m!
;the post-omce during the past Whole”:Z
lsince the governor’s proclamation . tot”
Mrs. Eugene Chairman. of Logan the people ofthe state was properlydi- _.
street, is suffering from an attack 02 895W]- There are still many new!
rheumatism. While somewhat battery)”ho are taking no interest in $th
land Lake Park. near Cougars. N. v.. M”, Cum“ .5 not yet able to get part of the governments programme:
next Monday. where he will remain on ground to any extent.
for the summer months. entertained
several friends from out of town Sun-
daY.
be held this evening in thel
elp. l
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percentage of place went to the South Norwalk rail-I W
lroad station Monday to see the 70 . _
lboys. who were inducted into the Unit» umpire the Fourth of July game. stub.
”ed States service. leave for Maryland.
_Arthur W. Clark. of Pennoyer street.
ctlcut (‘O‘m' was the only Rowaylon boy to leave.
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were offered the, same work this year.
but owing to the unusual condition re»
. . .gnl. _w_mu‘sultfng from the war, the boys were
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’ "The U. 5. Fuel Ada-Walton em...- a to that if i 'd the d' l '
all beaten at the time a very important 1:11; no: fhefiowory 3:: m m a!” cook 3 am “J
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Perfection is.
it enables you to
it gives
The long
gas-stove comfort wi
Kerosene.
And every drop of
Over 3,000,000 in use.
inct top. Also. 4-!)
.. . . SERVICE
Without Servitude
Use the- New Perfection Oil Cool: Stove. Help
your country save coal—and learn what a wonder-
fully economical and useful cook stove the New
put aside the coal bod—forget
the Wood box—and store the ash pan. '
you a cool, ,
blue chimney burner does it—gives you
ll gives you perfect cooking. The New Perfection lights
~ instantly—the Home loregulatcd for any heat instantly.
Oil is turned to intense cooking heat.
Made in l. 2. 3 and 4-burner sizes.
‘ umct‘ stove with heat-retaining oven
1,” and cabinet'completc.
Use SO-CO-NY'Kcrosene—convcnicnt and inexpensive.
STANDARD oll. COMPANY on-lew YORK
clean. comfortable kitchen.
th inexpensive ‘ fuel—Socony
with or without cab-
‘Rowayton folks are employed, m.
. erected a. bicycle shed to the north a
:their building for the convenience or.
secured , their employee. The shed is much I}
ates govern- ‘ preciated by the many who ride that: _
fwbeels to work. .
[on Rowayton avenue. Ralph we.
:who enlisted in the United States so!" ‘
of Rowaymn vice some time ago, and who has new,
{avenue is the guest of her son, pd. working on an electrical inventionm;
New Inndon, for some time, has been;
transferred to Philadelphia, Pa. Ur
Edoubtedly Mrs. Case will join her has
The canvassels for the War Savings band after a. visit with local relativfll.
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Stamp campaign have started work There has been a marked inc “
winning the war, and it is to them M
—-—-———— line gout-nous message is especially
. d .
Mrs. and Mrs. Carlton Case and directed. Everyman. woman at” w
baby are the guests of Mr and Mrs. {should buy some war-savmg 5 amps. ;'
ter from. her son, Matthew Smith, who Elmer E. Case, on Rowayton aVenuo.
, of», in
Mr. and Mrs. Case are residents of’ M1“ Marion G' Coates ’
ed on
. h Klnley street, has been engag
and they have not been nort 2take charge of the public play are” _
lot the city of Stamford each after-.3
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M“ “d “w “W “““m‘e "°°" ‘hem‘éf‘lilmtfiifi"; e... m”?
Who are occurring the house of Miss SW- 88 av -
ground work while
Lillian Hamilton in McKinley place ter in New Haven. where she was ‘3
student at the New Haven New
School of Gymnastics.
Iis one of much importance to coat:
The regular mmld-week pm" Ber. nection with the work at the New “in
vice of the Rowayton Baptist Church '8“ “Pool-
will
church. A good attendance is hopedj.
for to make this service one of real; ‘
KING GEORGE
LONDON. June Mir—axing George in
learning to throw a baseball in prep
oration for his appearance at 21%“;an ‘5. ,y
wee American earns o _ ;;
QUlte a number of people from ‘th lmitten it: will pitch out the first bulls '
At the request of the king, Artie Lt"
them. former malor leaguer. whom
the king a regulation baseball- ‘
next day Latham called at the poison
and gave the king a lesson on how’s.
I baseball shoul'd be handled. Them-ope
l or form in pitching was rather hard tel?
The Rowayton Drum Corps who labt the king. as he is used to lcl'lclte‘tl mm,
the agricultural census just completed year was engaged to play in Mt. Klsco. 35:31:03. :5! ill? righllsflllltmflgw
ew York. on the Fourth of July. since practiced in his spare momentlw‘
on a blank wall in the garden. ‘
-—Sentlnel Want Ads are Winners...
rotation of coal for war purposes. ”
‘ ‘ ->PERPECT]ON
. on. mogsrovas .
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E 0136:...
at school this the,
The posit”!
LEARNING aAsEaAu.
NEW
Ask your dealer about .
the New Perfection Ker-
oseneWater Heaters. and
the regular New Perfec-
tion ovens—none better.
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Norwalk Chronicler