,f
,1.
L moat fearless riders that could be
““The Jazz Waiter.”
' «mm ldllcction of Miss Pickford‘s lgst two!
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
“The Role of_ Blood," 11 Play of Action
“The Rose Of Blood, " .in which Theda
Burn,
1 iistc, plow the 1111111111 role, there is o
1011814111111 raid-siaged by Director 1 J
Gordon Edwards—that for real 1111111111-
,1 pherosu
1 made to film this always spectacular ’
and tragic event. I
And during the height of this (1111- in H1, New P|ay' “flan-y in Haste,"
01114 1111111311 o! the mounted soldiers !
, :‘Mias Barn was exposed to the danger! The popular romantic actor. Flake
or being run down and trampled.
‘ was only through the quick wit of an' Tuesday ”fining August a in a new
‘ ,“1 xtra" man that she was barely able; Dl .1y called "Marry in Haste" it was
to 6608119 serious 1111‘“? whi Jl ma? written bv Anna Nichols. and is Sn- 'd ers and consumers of wheat: ‘ o
1, ‘lmve what‘s resulted fatally. .
precaution to safeguard the principals three actt‘. and an element of or story
in this scene and i _l given mlnut e in- adds to the enjoyment of the perforat-
utructions tn the lo lers oi the band once of course Mr O'Hara sings 5011 l
' of wild horsemen just where Miss Bola his delighthl tenor voice hits «Nor
would 111119111 on the scene. He also been one of his chief 1111111111, and he
warned Miss Born to be ready to dash has becn 'proyidéd with a number it
for safety when he gave her the gig
mam When the mine beginsho
‘ Regent w Theatre :
TODAY AND TOMORROW ‘
Theda . Bar-3*
“In a PhotOcPiay of Interest, Action and Thrills
“The ’Rose Of 31006. ” assailant dead with the baby girl in
THE OVMTHROW OF AN EMPIRE her arms Hilda. ionising that they take
35mm ' L 7 316m ana’IAwson reluc-
band of restiess spirits, guided by the the baby with t
, 31111 of apahlnfinbzdfo seeks to free her people from oppression. 1 l tantlv consents. .
ears 5, 11' tile 1 " is
A180 Showmg' TOday til: owncgaif tgeé‘gugggt"l;:¥o?: in
BURTON HOLMES TRAVEL PICTURES
which he has placed Curtis" daughter.
FRIDAYaAn Artcraft Production. MARY PICKr ’
pricier of the “Calcium“. When
Lawson comes to the «bin of 011'.
wounds his partner and llrf‘f‘ilrtls is
hit by one of the bullets from his gun.
That night Lawson slopes withii‘l‘da.
who, as they 1111111 making their way to
the station. discovers Mrs. Curtis who
’ has attempted to follow her husband's
Maria, who is admired hr“Mac” Jet)-
son, when Curtis appears in file camp.
- haying recovered from his wounds and
FORD 111 “‘STELLA MARIS” .1 > . , 999:1 sevriral year: $313121; (1:: £311;
_ pa nor. .awson 9
And ML and Mrs. Sidney Dfew m one‘Of Their Popu will give him his daughter aorta 111
131' comedies ’ marriage if hewill put Curfisr “out of
‘ihe way." Hilda. loving her‘adopted
daughter.'overhears the plans and tips
Off Big Bill. who admires Marta but
'who is unable to understand her posi
ltion in the down. She returns his in-
terest and styiVes to maintain his re-
spect and at the same time cause as
111111111 51 Guns
1
with Hilda the daughter '11: the pro-i
' tie. to talk orer their plans, Lawson
little ill will no WSSlble between Hilda!
A. ‘ """"‘“""""“““°' “7‘ 3'» 1 ----— and Lawson A climax is reached
1 I when the latter lights with 191191111 div
.1 ter he tells to murder Curtis. 121111011
TodaY. WedneSd, ay .‘ ’ is wounded in 11111 113111 111 the girl's
room as the “Nugget" is fired and, he
idiscovers, as 11er dying. that “Big"
Bill is his son. The daughter of hill
former enemy and his son are then
[brought together by him.
Norma‘Talmadue in
“The, 1 Devil’s I
Needle”
KEYsTONE COMEDY.
Thursday
w COAL
That’s A” Friday it; 9:203:31“ oft the
1T11at a Sholoplay doesn't need
aid of immoral euggoa‘tlon to make it
human and clipping is evidenced
:“The Street of Seven Stars," the bean
l
i
any LawsOn has 1111111111111; infatuated We ‘3'“ W.
bull em ”Mildred
Return id,
m1.-
elated Channel; or new York located
at Fort Trumbull beach has been bro-
ken up temporarily by the outbreak
ofmeuiee
Thirty-tour children who had been
quartered in ‘the home have been re-
turned to their homes in New York.
having been declared by medical 91-
parts not to have been Subjected to
the case which is now quarantined at
the beach.
Lillian Chisholm. the child who is
quarantined withthe disease is being
treated by Dr. Fishcr of Milford who
says the case is veil 1111111 and it will
prohahy be possible to lumigate the
1111111112 and Wing some more children. :52 399,483 compared with $411,449 81':
from the metropohiis by the latter
part of next week. The child had been
sick severni’day‘s before diagnosis of
the case determined that it was mean
les.
bite.
As soon as it 111111111119 known that
it was measles, which was on Monday
the 34 children who were quartered
there ware immediately sent to their
homes ‘ ‘ "
Although little is linown by the peo-
ple at the beaches, about this home
for the poor children of New York it
was established in the early part at
the summer. The ciliidi‘enwnro' sent
here by the Associated Charities so
cioties of” New York, for two weeks’
Winlome Doric Kenyon at. the Palace Vacation Every two weeks: a new
crowd is sent Many of the moth-
on whom me widows. come up with
the the children.
Mrs A. L Cahaiey has charge oi the
in children. She is assisted by Miss H
ThompsOn ’i‘he 115111.111 located on
lDOrant 1111111111 and is leaned by Mr.
v-u—n
“ Pay Me 9! 53 want 8m wilful story by Mary Roberts Rlnehart. 1
Tel. 721. in which Delis Kenyon will appear at and lire M. Kartzmark who oi
The Nation N Broadway the head of her own cbmpany at the the children
pm“ from its tremendous Bron-i- Pnleco Theatre On Friday. One of
mgrm?m‘tyazgmgrafc?ge the leading motion picture trade pori
uts us from en‘iimerut‘ing the "' indicate. (Motion Picture News) den 11
rd» of all the big N Y' ‘ “51'9”“ T'crlhcs it as "A clean entertainment. "‘1‘“ 35 been settled in the Bethe]
~’11”.§.1't‘“ Which mm 8"" "’8 ’ REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY 11111 or 11111111 interest 1111 will appeal probate. court by the 11111111111111.1111;
A miiions—— i ----1 to all classes"
Dorothy Phillips
(Marlon 1111111111 in the Billboard de-
M cktord In the Adorn“ Fu-
{ my Pl lolorea that 11 rezistera the biggest
matted by :1 11111111111 cast wre1“3¢°"8 Mam" ..
Me" has been described as Besiies playing two roles tam-sell, kiwi 0‘ a h“ “we "a "m“ “3:?
ndouM thriller~moximum 1313,31 111 mom has aurroundod n31- villi rejoice to hear such common
boom-dining °‘ “V” ““6 To sen 111111: 1 1111111111 1111111 in her latest 111111 for 9 picture which 60°“ “0* w
. , ’
.‘fnl’iigi’zi‘ifm" ‘5 1° ”1°” .productlon for Artcraft which will be 111111 to 1111110101 91131195111 11111131 to a"
s a powerful drama or primi :shown at the Regent Theatre on Fli- 1300‘“!!er 9 9
lday. The photonlny is adapted by SANFORWD NOMINAWTEDM
headland and mighty emotions
t“ has
Frances 1111-1111 from W111. 5 Me , . sENATE.
.ll'ld MS Chaplin 1n 4mm “Swilfifiraris.” and 1111111111211 ‘FOR “er
jby Marshall Nellan, whose mustwoiy
Democrats Name 11.111111. School 0111.
' plat to Run Against Blnlcii.
Daniel S. Sanford. principal of the
Sanford school of Reading. has, been
successes. “Rehecce. of 11111311111111.1111!
Farm” and “The Little P'l’incess" ouusu
ed most favorable comment. lilies
‘ I . A " 1‘ l‘
Pickford plays the role of Stella Mans “OWEN" by [11:16 111131110??le 1:31.533;
'and oi Unity Blake. two @ntircly dii- senat r from c we“
. trict, which office is now tilled by Sen-
TOOAY AND TOMORROW 2:12;; wits each carrying a pouerfui athr Harvey p Bissell oi Ridgciieid
l The characters surrounding the Art The district 11011111111 towns of Boilicl.
1c1.1'tt 11121 in the production Tilly: 1199.11 ‘llrookiidid Dowury, New Foirtield
le. it“ l.1liv Well chosen. can...“ Rodding, iRidgoiield and Sherman and
Tomlo, who has maintained a notable is ordinarily Republican, 1"“ by o.
leputoiion on the stage and in films narrow margin
for some yours, Wadi 9111:338le go toI Senator Hidden won out “To years
the West Coast studio of Artcr 1:1 to age by a 317 majority and two lears
play the role of John Rflisca before that by 402. it is expected that
" he will be renomineted again and that
the contest will be even closer than
before.
ll lflElflEllRES
m
' ’ and Thrills, Starring Theda
1 11 Barn
in the William Fox Supemlctule.
1111 world renowned screen 111'-
surpasses any former attempt: FISKE O'HARA COMING
TO THE REGENT THEATRE
WHEAT AND SUBSTITUTES
Rulings Recently issued to Retailers
~. and Consumers.
The following are the rulings and
instructions recently issued to retail.
Tuesday. Aliquot 6
ll: 10',’lilua comes to the Regent Theatre.
to be the host vehicle O'Hara has ev- m:
1 Wheat tlour can only be bought'or
Director Edwards had taken ever)"er had it is a romantic force
would with the full 100 per cent. substi-
totes. Substitutes consist of corn.
loot. barley, and rice products, etc.
l biscuit flour come under the same rule
'and 11111111 he sold with 100 per cent
tsubstitutee. while the D. & 0. brand
charming melodies Manager Augustus: ct prepared biscuit flour can be sold
Pitou has surrounded his star with 1111'. with 60 per cent of substitutes
excellent supporting 11111111111111.9911 ‘3 Entire wheat and graham iiour can
scenic and costume embellishment he sold and purchased with 60 per
ulrido the horses were some of me,
Reliable 11111111111111 flour and Quaker _ ,
' rni , 11 or
in Southern Celtic :1 '1 e which cuhances ““9 worth of the per cent substitutes while rye flour can
Yiormnuce. ' i. 7 1. be 1111 withou ny substitute.
.ST-ORY OF WEST me'rsnrsn ca 1-1"
, do anMENT Alli-cs.
Another reviewer,‘M"fi- Helen Brundoge, of South Nor.
walk.
111 d C. Deitrich promote
1533119 KENYONim
“The Street of
BY MARY HORSES? RlNllflm
.. 3W «16111011111011 routerday declared
The hash. air sietton‘of the alien .
At first it was thought that it:
was just some rash from an insect' is or “mm; 1“ laws and ’32’ 000’ 000
for account of additional taxes which
, With Monticello in their new vol:-
1 'turo. A 1511.911. fund is also in evi-
The estate of the 11113331111111 S Ste?
tor. M 2.11.111; zoned 1.11.1: Rep‘brt
Hm YORK July 31w—fi9 U. 5
its would qmrlerly dividend of 1 14
per cent. and usuhi extraidividend of
three per cent. on the common stock,
together with regular 1 3—4 per cent.
on the preferred. 9 ,
Totoi'earnlngs oi 11111111111131“ states
Steel oorpOration for the ounrtofend.
lug June 30 last were 362,557,391 com-
pared with 356961424 at the close of
the previous quarter. according to the
quarterly report.
These figures were relished after at» ,
prooriating, for income“ and war eXr
cess profit taxes, the sum of 390.016,-
250.
Net lnopme More. ‘
Net income fol- 1111:; quarter totalled
the previous quarter. Surplus 111111111111
ed to 319, 017, 375 compared with $15,-
332.500 the previous 11111111111. f
. The allowance of taxes includes 358,-
716,250 for the current quarter on bad
may he chargeable tor the first six
months.
1W i ,
SOLDIERS GONE;
F’OREMEN NAMED
nan-.1...
in the last batch to leave Norwalk
with the draft, last Thursday morn
lug, there were four of the foreman
of the Norwolk Tire & Rubber coni-
pony. all follows: John Friend. ship-
ping dopartmentr Flank DePiorno.
washing department: Benny Whone.
curing department. There being four
vacancies, they have been filled by the
following men: Howard Lewis in Mr
Friend‘s place; David Mooney 111 Mr.
13111119111911 place; Alfred Murphy, in
Mr. Hyde's piece. and A. Moore. in
Sin; Munch place. All those young
mpg m col men and many friends
fiance at tho'ilre works for the mom
11.11 of the company who are in the
service. « ..
Tr” Sentinel Want Ad.
1 ~ 3.
seven Start.“w
mom ' “a“
MID-SUMMER
Clearance Sale
Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Waists, Skirts, Furs,
Millincry
1-3 to 1-2 Off
Our Only Sale of the Season.
Phone 1069-2
Everything for the Con;
ning Season at LOWest'
Prices
Albert F Gehebe ,
.25 Washington St
“July’Cléarance‘ Sale!
Summer Dresses
,msnnussssnow
snesnnnssnsnow
Mlddy Blouses
“$125monmsn6w......................... _
1mssmnmsnow.............................. 91.99
Sweaters
Drés‘s Skirts
;
the day “will cons"
r.
4.
$5.983por18ldrts,now ..
J ACOBY’S
' 1. 11110116111111, weak
onus-*—
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98o
$5.983wenters $4.85.
.. 92.48
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Halli; South NoMalk Citizens 9:11 PM!
, . Freeddm ’From Kidney 1-1111‘1. ‘
it you softer {rem backache—e
From urinary disorders— 1 ' '-
9'cur11ble disease of, the kidneys,
‘ es a? tested kidney rél‘ne‘dy.
Norwalk Chronicler