REGENT rl-i unwrap” ,1
rumour. «ma ‘5, ma, 1-.
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:l 1‘ Frank Keenan’s first Pal“ Nair , ‘
«Regent , eatre ........... D. .. .. m; ,
1’ n M . 1 Program By an ’ Theatre today. it represents one of
’3 eel ‘ “a“ r ' ':hm nt‘ of his car-
1:8995031 Orchestra Every Eveninnil’ii': finest “con?!“ 9 a
i" TOd ‘l; “Loaded Dice" was scenarioized Dyl
"l ay ill Gllson Willetts from the novel by Eli
" Frank Keenan ‘ll lery A. Clark. it is a powerful drag , .
t I“ the Gripping Photoplay, lflma aficrding the star probably tbe“ S
4’ “Loaded Dice” i i‘stiongest role he has everhad. Hei3
‘: and “30 4th Of “19 ‘ (”is supported by a big cast, inch-ling; , _.
' ' ‘ l ' .. ‘ ' 0: The {11119111163 oil
l raham Llncoln lgFloren.e Bilbo» .
1: %£ma‘ic Film Stories, mine story is shown by the fact that? . .fl: *1— 1‘1, :—
i ' n t . .3‘. .- L f j mfiwermg' \1) l E “ l h r .h.— is p. 1”,. memorial service in Lie-3 1L3:
’ ‘ rles l l ded“ “1“ 00' P i Flibl . tiwtiiat placopa (2 ac ‘ . _
1: “renderfimo in The character created by Mr. Kee- The services on Sunday will be 3“?” tlic pairish \i'hoAléaii‘e HVLD V'llt}
‘ ‘ K ‘- : ' .‘10:30 o‘clock. the Sacrament oi the“ lies :u 1 :9 war» resale :~’ lir. *‘
1' Monday : nan is that Off“: unscfiwlififlncmms Lord's Supper with admission of man I; A Harmrom and ”19 Fem-01'- .
ll May Allison l clpled man. v» ‘0‘? one aw : 51,1 ces hers. At 7:30. evening service of song i Calendar for the weok . ii
’ w ~ ‘ ' ‘ni Il‘vli rand M nothing‘stand‘in “5 wax who and preaching for one hour. A livei Mondayw—Red U035 Aumm‘i‘ w ill-
1, in the 1).de 0. Line a l in 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ n ‘ ‘ p '
4’ Play, 1; Says: ‘God is 3 Myth. Through the song sernce and a twegty-oxgmme gar. i elrtlz‘nlnga. “9111001; Red C A
‘ ' 'IJUC ' 9! ‘ intensely dramatic story he almost mun on the question: “i G Can Stop’ _ Lies 2)" a ‘ —— ms» . L‘,‘
‘= “800131 H) rite-s ‘tvproves his poini' alwava he seems 11. Why Doesn‘tHe?" ‘llllllj’. . . ,
it and the Seam“ ”mull :l ‘ m f ,. .' “1'? hen Be There will be no sessioti of the Sun-‘ Tuesday eevning-~-\ van-v mectmg :
1' “Are Waitresses Safe?” 0 l (81)“ ‘“ 0 binning. or W 0 day school and no meeting of the Ep- PanSh hall. ' ‘
t; 3 plays for high stakes, when one must north League during July and August“ Kindly notice the change of th
‘, TUESDAYrChBI‘lES pay, in the ’ win, he must play with loaded dice]: The mid-week service will be held horns of service. ‘
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0 Paramount. “The Family Slum“ he says. Then at last in a scene, the in wDJunclwn with the Bfinllsl new _ . ‘ y ‘.,
1’ ton." ' ‘l 1., 1 ng power of which cannot be de pic. in the Baptist church, on Tliura-‘ Christ church. Gregory boulevard. H.
0 ' _____. 'l 8 pp f ' ‘ day evening. and will be led by Mr. East N01‘Walk.-Th9 service on Sin ‘ . .
. 1’ WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY— laser‘bed' he mes with these words 0“ iSnavely. The subject will be: “Living day will be Holy Communion and ser- 0 ~ *
w: Mme Palm.“ in "Daughter ol liliis lips: “i lose. there is a God.” Up to Our Hymns." All are welcome. man at 10:30 a. m. The church school 5 Maul Street _
1| Destiny." ' iii “Tend". Memories" i ' will be held at 12 noonh No evening c.’ .. '
"VWWl Mr. Chapin here has turned the Norwagt Egist:pal church,s Rev. figsliecrewilillz‘lhcgizrge ‘ Houghton . ..
' . y . .. Albert . ea c. stor.- u da’ N E t
-._. y‘searchilght upon Plesldcnt Lincoln s suffices: 9 a. m.. dag: meeting? 1%) ~— '~ CW ngland Agen 8
problems. Much the same as Presi- a. m. sunday “hoop 11 a. 1n. morn: Advent Christian church, Van Zant _ ‘
' ‘and Harvey streets. Rev. G. ill. Pee- ' ‘ ' .. .
dent Wilson's, were Lincoln's trials
during the Civil war. Cranks and
micuided patriots heselged: him but
through all the turmoil. he laid: out a
‘atraiglit path and followed it to what.
nation. There is pathos. tool as Lin-
{mm tells the simple story of how he‘
persuaded a preacher to pciform the
TOday' Saturday irerviccs over the graVe of i1.incoln's
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CHAS. RICHMAN inotier I
___m__ i REGENT THEATRE motion
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{May Allison in Merto Screen Drama,
‘ , “Social Hypocrites"; .
‘ Two snow-blocked windows of the
big Metro studios were utilized as win-
dows in Lenore Fielding's bedroom in
,“Socinl vaocriles,"siarring May Alli-
.son. as Director Albert Capellani is
strong for realistic effects in screen
plays. This Metro «AllSlar Series pic-
ture, which in the attraction at the Re-
~gent Theatre Monday. is a screen ver-
aion of alicia Ramsey’s stage plaY.
"'Bl‘idgo."
“Orcr'illcre”
. WllilAili s. HART ‘
l . ~111—
" j chill BAD mu”
And the Latest Pnlhc News.
Zlis Theatre will be closed next lstorms of the winter. that this bed-
! Wt‘ ’: for rcpairs and alterations.
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in as the set was being dressed and
.o-M
ill lililillliilis
- ‘ TLESHlP “RECRUIT” USED
lN “OVER THERE"
',cpox‘la that have been received ‘by'tllc windows, with the anow
-llur S. Fune. General Manager of against. the panes, will see
:1 ~lccl Pictures, indicates that one ot word in realism. Any
tlnc‘ reasons why “Over There,‘ the snow helm: n “’3‘ thing
now Select production starring Charles polled when ll ‘5 10m “‘3‘
"Richmond and Anna Q. Nilsson, wlilclrmn to quote ll" 0““ words.
will be shown at the Palace Theatre alllve'red with roll .” w
today is being heavily booked through- scenes at tho. windows.
out. the country. is because of its very' Oitcn rooms have be?“ built
direct appeal to men of enlisting agc lhc (then
throughout the communities where it “buckinlzs
is shown. It is estimated by those probably
who have seen the picture,
presentation will have an appreciable a way
influence on recruiting for the Unitedycd windows.
Staten army, and in this connection
the famous land battleship, “Recruit."
which is anchored in Union Square.‘
plays a leading part. '
“Over There" is a‘big patrYo‘ic play
built about the thrilling scenes which ;
dollowed our declaration of war with;.
Germany. and concerns the lives of a
small group of young people who lnl
their various ways risé to the occasion?
During the action of .tbe story. both
stars, in their respective roles, enter ANDREW LE ARY. p_ m,
into Uncle Sam's whirlwind liccruit- ,
lug campaign, and a number of stir-'
ing bits‘a’ré staged on the speaking claimed at the Norwalk
deck of the “Room: " This is the the week ending July 6.
first time” tllr': it ~ rllcbrated dry-land Arthur, H. E.
nlan-o'ftvar hos cll' cred into the innit-g Sherry. John
ing of a photo drama. and it appear-i. Currey, Mrs. Chester
once on the screen invariably gets a Heath. Howard 1).
hand. Howe, Master Marshal V.
The picture was produced under the, Leets, Mr. J. (Garage)
direction of James Kirkwood and; R“, Miss Alice .
its battles scenes have been ea‘pccially‘ Relyea, Mrs. L.
commented on for their careful stag- ‘ Wells, Mrs. Brooks ii.
ing and attention to detail. It is a] “rel”, Eudora F.
redblooded play of war and love and . M. J‘ HOWARD, P. M.
adds a new feather to Select’s cap.
Rofon Point
' _ § Park.
Shore 8; Chicken
‘ EDinner’son'd .
, ‘_ jA laiCarte SerVice
the natural “prop" real snow.
Miss Alli
"qu
but this i
that an
" in summon
the first time
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ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
for the week ending July 6. 1918. .
Mrs. T. F. Cosandlno, 52
Carla Dl Pietro
Sam Kantrowitz. Gen. Del.
Miss Florence V. King
Mrs. C. E. Planson, Gen. Del.
Toney Stanln..Gen. Del. _
'7 yuan-Inn unn‘rmwm
u.
a
Elle knew was the best policy for the.
5 it was after one of the worst snow.
room set was erected. Capellanl cdme‘
, ,he noticed the snow piled against the.
"""" WT'T“ "W“ isludlo windows. He immediately re.-
unrated that. the not be “struck" and
moved against the wall so as to utilize
When picture ilicntregoei‘a see May
Allison as Lenore Fielding lookint: out
drmng
the last
doubts as to the
will be din-
hile acting her
in
to make use of natural
in-
that its tcrlor setting has been built in such
as to make use of snow-block-
Llst of unclaimed letters advertised.
‘ . . . um gm {1 3:le .
in w rahi . .30 . ., l . m..m.m
g 0 p 6 p m Epao "l pastor—.113“ hour DI‘JYEI‘. 10 a. ,
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1 aranco Sale of
Used Pianos all Riayer Pianos
JeWett, WOOdbuW.'B'crll3hire and Others
:gSOME AS LOW AS 350
.. Samara] Used Player Pianos
‘VERY ‘LQW PRICES. EASY TERMS:
M-réSTEl‘NERT 8::soivs co.
for Aeolian Co. and
Bridgeport
Steinway
1‘31- s'. 7.; «4::
7:30 o Die.
League devotional meeting.
111., evening service. Sermon by the
pastor.
in. Holy Communion.10:30 a in. Sun-
day school, 12 m1 Junior Loyal Work-
ors’ meeting. 3:30 p. m. Loyal Work—
stand the attempts to create disorder.
“As the Prime Minister of the Union
ve : ~ '
midis?! e “1118. at 7 45: the J39: dra' meeting. 62% P' m. evening 5". I wish in the most earnest and cm—
Wedneaday evening. at 8. mow-99v 753” 1’- n“ .‘ phatlc manner m add my appeal in
monthly ofllclal board meeting. El Mid-W891i M??? and testimony. each undevery one. “am the highest
Thursday evening. at 7:45. the vl'ayiiThuraday. 7:45 9.: “a 10 the '°l’“" 0' whatever political per-
er meeting. ' ‘ .- suaslon .le may be or to whatever in-
. dustrial organization he may belong.
. . rim Church of Christ Scientist, 57
liWont lavender—The regular Sunday
jservice of this chbrch is held at 11
to regard this matter as of lh-é utmost
East Avenue Methodist EpiSCOpfl importance to himself and to the coun-
churcll. Harold E. Wilson. pastor.“
10:30. morning worship with new ' ' . ' I
might of Holy Communion. 12. Sundayl..(ggr.l.smn Science subiect, July ”‘1'
so col and Men's Bible class. 7:30,» , ' . .
evening worship in union with the. Ep‘ 2 “gnegdgflaimg-i ‘fizlilmf’fisé'ffii
worth League. During the month of, vices the public is invited A read
i.luly ”w “9“ “‘3 MN!“ m“ be “M" i in: room is maintained at the aamt
the leadership of tho Epworth Leaguc. . ‘ .
. . ,nddicoa., open each week day. boil
the pastor making a bilel‘ address on. davaexcepted from 1.30 to 4.30 p
the "league topic. These pmmise to bc' ‘ ' ‘ . ' '
unique mid—summer services and willi ’ .
be one hour in length. ‘ t St. Peter's Lutheran church, Cedar
Tuesday evening the Wailinn’a For- slrt‘et near West avenue. Martin L.
cign M‘SMOMTY 50”” Will "0” " Stoop. pastor.——I)ivlne. service will be
porch social at the home of Mrs. A. N. m M ‘1“) initial time. 10:30 a. m”
Paddock. 59 MEN” “"°““°‘ with gospel sermon by the pastor. Fob
“9“”de night ”‘6 Sunday school cliialion of the Holy Communion. No
will hold a lawn fete on the church evening 39"ch during July and Ang-
lawn. 0“ Rowan ””99“ _ual. Sunday FChOOl will be conduclcd
‘ Thursday. 745' midweek "“1““ ‘tliroughout tho summer at 9:30 a. nl
(,‘liolr rehearsal Friday evening. Meeting of voting members tomorrow
Red Cross Work Monday evening and after church scrvlco.
Friday afternoon. i Ladlcs' Aid meats Thursday after-
noon at the church. Mrs. A. prayer
Knlflhl Street A- M E- Clil‘fi‘h- RW- will entertain the ladies. Blisinosr.
Wm; St. A. Lynch. D. D.-—Preachlng. meeting of the Young People‘s Society
10:30 E. m. and 7.30 I). m. Sabbath Thursday evening ill the church,
'«cllool, l21lill p. in. (lira Elll‘l‘llllzi Subscriptions to me parsonage fun]
Tuesday cvening. Speciill music bl‘imay be paid to the pastor or ofllcors
the choir. Communion of Lord‘s Sun of ”“1 church. .
pcr. ' (‘liolr rclicursill Tuesday i'l"!'\lll3~‘-
. Lawn social Thursday. July 15M. (11
South Norwnlk Congregational thc church inwn.’
”lurch. .lolm ‘Stalilcton. nilnlslcr.—«
Service Sunday morning at 10:30 h I
m.. preaching by i’rohA. W. Wctzclil
No evening service.
Red Cross Auxiliary on Thursday ill
. 2 p. m.
‘ Music. Sunday. July l7lll:
Preludee—Andantc (‘on Moto. .Voclruer
Solo-——“Somcl.imc. Dear l.ord".!llo:clilf
i‘oatludc—Poslludc in C ....... Bullslc
is to be gained by sowing discord and
exciting strife.
“While the administration of the
country is committed to my govern-
ment it is determined to take all neces-
sary measures to counteract these in.
trines, and I feel confident that in this
task it will have the assistance and
support or all good citizens.”
ORGAN REClTAL AT 3T. PAUL'S.
The fourth organ recital oh the
series will be given tomorrow night at
St. Paul's church by Malcolm 0. Hum-
phreya. A. A. G. 0. at. 7 o'clock. with
the following program:
At Evening
i- Midsummer .......,.
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”ho—s.
Associated Bible Students meet at
Red Men's Hall. South Norwnlll. for
Bible study at ll p. m. Subject: "l‘
llcatilution l'racllcnhlc?" i p. in.
subject: "Tabernaclc Shadows." All
wclcomc. No collection.
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ii‘irst Congregational church. Rev
s Erncsl ll‘. McGronor. Pl». 1).. minister
«Morning service, 10:30. Communion
The service will be in charge. of Rev.
llodncy W. Roundy. Si'indny school at l
noon. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30. Subject:
“All for Christ." 1 "Our Abllilica."
Wednesday afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
the ladies of the congregation anc.
their friends will make surgical dress-
ings in the parish house.
Tlic Ministering (‘ircle will hold a
"in view of the disturbed political
and industrial situation of the country
i therefore desire in inform lilo pcorle‘
‘lierc is good reason for auspcciim; tilo‘
enemy agencies pro ct wlrIt in this
country. and that they air stirring up
. MAY ,ALLVISN. m
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Twilight Song . . . . . . . . . . . . Scbackley
March... Rogers
RocitallvoArla-Clloralc Armstrong
Johnston
Laudale Dominum .. . .. . . . Sheldon
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. Apple. peeled and diced for dry.
i will lend you I free drying book for
try. and to be continually on his guard . Tm
against this demon of intrigue and to I" 'm taste "'7 m" next Decem- u”
use his utmost endeavors to curb the aggthe National War Garden I" m m In w
passions of those who think something' on of Wuhlngtomwblch M
i a tumor camp to pay post-3c.
‘ unanizs wlu. FREEll IN
coLo WEATHER
Call It our Willard Service Statltn
than you will meet a thoroughl:
competent storage batery expert 'h' ,
will give nuthorativo advice in “IL
connection.
We recharge. repair and atom boi
tori“. .
A room battery for any make ore:
can be obtained at any time.
rail-limits sortie
Battery Co.
58 No. Iain Street 80. Nor-wall .
Nophone I38
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rill: GORBAM co.
East Norwalll
STAMPS
Robert Talmadge, Mallackemo Hotel
The following letters remain un-
postolilce for
rumllmgc sale at the corner of Wall
and River streets, Saturday. Jilly llltli.
Ally who have nrticlca to give will
alril‘o. not only among Europeans but
also among the natiri-a. and no means
plcnac learn them at the store. Finlay
afternoon the 12th. or notiiy some
ll‘."lllb(‘l‘ of the circle to call for them.
South Norwalk Baptist. church, J.
Harrison Thompson. pastor. 10:3U a.
in. morning worship. Sermon topic:
“Loathing the Honey-comb." The or-
dinance of Communion will be observ-
rtl at the close of the morning ser-
vice. 12, Bible school session. 7:30
p. m., evening worship. opening with
u song service.
tlln talk by the pastor.
Thursday. 7:45 p. in..
"Christianity in the
Summer Time,” will be the subject of
mid-week
so long as they cal} attain their object.
Prompt Measures Taken.
“While it in not desirable in the pub—
l llc interest to publish the events which. WM
! in the last few days have necessitated
prompt and (flecdve llllll’uly and po-
lice measures and which, had such
measures not been taken, would have
culminated in aravo disturbances and
nroll-lblv a serious low of life. I "pay
state that the govcrllal -r.t had iivfov-
motion pointing to ill? cxistcnce of a
movement having for its object lilo
subversion of the constitution by
methods of violence.
“1 nm convinced that South Africa is
no more likely i0 be immuno ram iii-
cr methods are deemed 1‘00 despicable ‘
‘libCiALHYPOCQITES"
In the fur-ma, “Social Hypocrites}? ‘
at moi-cont Theatre Monday ‘
MAY ALLISON
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7pm: ‘ new ‘
- Gamma; eixth Sundayafter 'l‘rin ,‘y: ll ‘d-l c
prayer meeting. This is the first of
the summer union meetfilgs with the
First Methodist church, and will be led
by Rev. Mr. Snavely. During the time
the services are held on‘ Sunday in the
Baptist church the mid-”week mcetlngs
will also be held in that church.
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sidious attentions of enemy agents
than are other dominions of the. coun-
tries of the allied or neutral Powers.
The results of the activitlec of such
instruments of tho Lilallly‘ have from
time to time hccome clearly apparent,
and the circumstances attending the
‘ distuibnnces in lrcland in 1916 pro-
Grace Baptist church. Sunday. 5111)” scnled several fcaiui'es which were to
7.-11 a. m..‘ sermon. Topic: ‘iTlie, ho observed in the movement on foot
Heart and the Treasure. 12:30 p.‘ m.,' in South Africa.-
Blble school. G. W. Johnson, super-i Commends Industrial Leaders.
intelident. 3 o’clock p. m.. baptismal. ‘1 have been gratified to see that up"
services. ~ Theme: "Tl‘lllh in TWO Ex? penis. have been made by the leaders
tremas.” At 8 D- “1-, the ”5101‘ will of political and industrial organiza-
prcnch. Text. Exodus 3:14: "I am thalfi'llons to their supporters to abstain = ' .f. ./. ,
1am.” Subject: “Is There anod. 153mm violence. These should assist} ~Advertiselln the Sentinel.'~ ‘
He a Spirit. Does He Care for Hit-l the country and the people to with. . , "
manity? Why Doesn’t He. Stop the! .
War?" This sermon was preached by
the pastor. a few Sundays ago. but for‘ .
some. who did not hear, he has con~|i .
‘aentcd to preach it again. Come enr~
ly and hear this sermon. l
On Tuesday evoning. July 9, tlie‘Rev.
EH. ‘Simms will deliver an addrons‘
on the subject: “What the National
lLiberty Congress Means to the Negro."
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. Gar Plates V Ovens. Electric. and“
‘ llilindow Screens, Screen
' Doors, Ice Cream « Freezers, Grog
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Fenders, Lamps; Bodies and, ,
Radiators Repaired , . ’
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