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reduced by Jerome Storm under the The Amer-lean soldi
direction of Thomas H. Inoe. which far has cost a round t2$o§h°ooo
is to be displayed at the Palace Thea- his blankets the Government has
thing “I away in our attic one or more oil
~ For. dunes which you should be glad to do-
spent note to such a. good cause.
'REGENT 1
Today, Thursday, Friday
A Stupendous Picturization
tre Thursday, Miss Bennett voluntar-
1ly becomes a siren and by “vamping”
the paid agent of a Germab spy pre-
vents a disastrous strike of coal mln-
ers.
1 Miss Bennett seldom has appeared
in a more congenial role than that or
,"xancy Lyons. a wardrobe girl attach-
ed tora musical comedy show She
learns the tampirish ways of the
chorus girls and when her sweetheart
,proves a little slow in proposing mar-
riage. she helps matters along by
doing a little "\‘amping“ act of her
own with him, the result being that
he is t-ntrant-ed and their marriage
THEATRE
:lofi’igflofiooq' _ Everything else is in'prol The Hawaii Chnpter of the Dank
m m’ t1 11111 91”! wrtlcular 0mm ters or the Revolution will be sled to
gimp no: sot”: ooylegnment‘ has sup, waive such gifts at any one of tho
m h' h ‘ . er wit the same rela- following named places before the 1-1
t e lg standard he‘was accustomed of November: hit-5.1 Milton COW-
cgsftof mint: 9"“ life. A“: “U" 55 South Main street, South Norwalk;
9: n “it h‘ ‘ mils an'drr 3 on lur— Mrs,E.G.Hunlm8WD.21Bay'ew ave-
bffi _ or 19!} €er Into the busts nue, South Norwnlh; Mrs. Robert I.
l becauselt has been lound that ll my, tits East avenue, Nurwalk; and
costs 31.3.21 to equip and “131mm“ 3" Mrs. Charles J. Keogh. 1 West avenue
Soldier 3 year abload ‘ as against Norwalk. I
$527.15 at home. Of this sum $231.53 The 1), A. B. would also be glad '0
809-5 101” {00'3- Tlle ”(10111118 exDEl-lh‘e-‘l receive a} the S’dlil“ time an). m.
at home-ls 3189.80. l . either fiction or solid reading. techni-
The high. standard has been carried (11] works (1‘ other instructive boon
to the soldier's pay. For all practical
L
of Victor Hugo’s Famous. if,
, Story, Presented by the 5‘ l"
"toll“.
.’
WILLIAM _
fifiRNurt
ES ” ‘
Mflfi
SPECIAL MUSIC
- ~ ' By the Regent Orchestra
UK .
darkest and its brightest, of humanity,” its best and at its rworst."——-Encyclopoedia Britannica.
~ ll'a'ltlces at 2:15. Evenings al 7:15 and 9 o’clock
Matinees, 20c
Ap—n M ”3...“--.‘4‘...’
INCLUDING THE WAR [AX
Has Been Showing In Other Cities at Prices; Up to $1.50
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x
’1- cut 0,0. any/am'v/H " a ““ “
A Marvelous Production in Nine Parts
“L38 MISERABLES," the greatest epic and dramatic work of fiction ever created or conceived; the epic of a soul
trmflgurod and redeemed. purified by heroism and glorified through aufl'ering; the tragedy and comedy of life It
\
its
Evenings, 25c
- aft/a].~ a]- '1' 1-1- ‘u in '-
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followu.
When she goes with her husband purposes ”1 estimate ”NIAWHVW
to a coal mining town in l‘ennsyll'anv soldier 1“ the highest 931d fighting
la, Nancv teams that German spies man m the world. He actually Sets
are operating there with the View of more than ”1" average GGI'mafltUlel
‘lomcntlna l strike of the coal mln- To me $33 a month a Willi“ receives
ers. She immediately gels busy and from we Government. is added a qul
in a series of highly attractive seenes, lul'lhts'dependcnts, depending “9011
site "lamps" the paid agedt of the the” (3011de and number. Canada
German spy thief with such success and the other British Colopies more
that the plot is frustrated, 01 course “ell”! approximate the pay of the Am-
her motives are misconstrued and her 9110311 soldier ”13111311." others 01 the
n. . - H.-- .._... .. _ .. ,. ..
1% llllllltltlllil
Victor Hugo‘s Great Masterpiece Tor
l
l
are in for a rare treat when this pic-
ture is shown at the llcuent Theatre.
today. Thursday and lt‘lltlnv. ‘
As on lnsltlnce of the ulinllleness
ol‘ tlvtu‘l tllld loullsnl insisted upon
by Mr Fox and Director Frank Lloyd
in this lilosl wonderful ol' photodra-
happiness is for a time imperilled ,
but it all enls well and Nancy De~'
comes a real heroine. -
Miss Bennett’s role in this picture
is in every wuv- a delightful one and
it doubtless “ill add greatly'to her
popularity. She is admirably sup-f
ported by the best players of the lnce
studio. ‘
“THE DANGER MARK"
with Elsie Ferguson
co-belligelents.
Taking into consideration all these
items it is not strange that America's
war" bill is greatest. '
CANES FOR CRIPPLEO SOLDIERS.
There are in the state of Connecti-
cut. being cared for in army lIOspitaIs.
over 300 of our soldiers who have
been crippled by their wounds and the
government, through the I). A. R. is
which can be sent to our soldiers.
CHESTNUT COAL FOR
BROODER INCUBATORI
Poultrymcn \\ ho expect to one man
moth incubators and coal burning
hl‘ooder stole.- m-xt spring should an
range now for their supply of can!
This advice comes from the U. S. Fuel
Administration and will according be
promptly heeded by judicious chick
en men Allotments are made by
states and .snluller community divi-
sions and afltr an allotment has been
received and assigned it is very in?
probably._not to say impossible, to
provide an additional supply. [Arse
hatcheries will not of course, need
further warning but some small oper-
ators who Urt’ only a small amount of
coal may feel that they can wait u)
lll lilf‘. last minute to be taken or.
of. This is not a-sale way to proceed
nor will it be fair to the Fuel Admlnw
in the 5““... asking for contributions of canes tut lslratian to ask for a special allot-‘
Role Will Be Repeated at the l the” men. There i5 '10 doubt but that ment in View or the due and timely
Palace Theatre Today
Alfordlng her unusual opportunities
for the display of her great histrlon-
1c talents, "The Danger Mark." 3 pho-
toplay starring Elsie Ferguson, the
beautiful Artcraft star. was shown at
the Palace Theatre yesterday and
will be repeated today. This is a not.
able. plcturization of Robert Cham-
bers novel and the. theme deals with
the trials or a young society woman
of wealth who has inherited a taste
lor lntoxicsnts from her grandfather
who has died a drunkard. '
Mr. Chalnbcrs‘ story deals with in-
tempernnce in its most insidious and
attractive form. This subject has
been treated in various forms by
scenario wrlters. but hitherto the
“horrible typo" 01 victims have been
presented amid revolting scenes, dens
of vice and the like. in “The Bunker
Mark." however the victim of an in-
herited taste for liquor is s beautlful
wealthy societv young woman who
“felt amid scenes of splendor seldom
shown in any motion picture.
Miss Ferguson has a strong role
of which she makes the most. Her
support is in every respect fully up
to the high t'tandard set by Artcrnlt
for all Elsie Ferguson pictures
lilllttlllltlsu
THE lllllEll STATES
Some Information on Dispo-
sition of Tens of Billions
. there are many of us who have stored notice that has been given.
“LES MiSERADLflS ”
WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION f
l/ .
:' , llltls. lllt‘ ltcltlzll money of France dur‘ . .
' t‘ ; day. Thursday and Friday in: N0 and two was ust-tl. Victor Raised From Liberty --,
, Phil": than l'“‘"|_"‘ thil‘l‘sl “’35 i‘l't‘lil '3" ”film" ”m9” ‘0'. “‘7!" 1’0“?” Loans and Taxes l Scene From "Les Miserables." Vt'litll William Farnum as the Immortal
14 l in \tttm Hunt) to “mm; the grttut- told poles and nine lllttnc slllcl‘ ~ ' '
~ . .. .- .. , ». . . , ,. , . _ Jean VaIJean. A Stupendous Productton at the Regent Theatre Today
: , (‘st of llll- llllhlf‘ll)lt-(‘t‘.~. .l.es MlN‘ltt ltltt'r- “lie“ Um” “’9 "\t‘t’t‘dlnllll' - .. ~ - u ' . Tomorrow and Frida 1' - '
I' ltlcs," but the gl-l-ttlcst pl('llll‘iztlllllll NW and valuable nine and were rent- “‘\§”“\‘_'l,(n‘-‘O”L " “ M d‘"? - __ y . ‘ ‘
f. IF vou DlDN‘T SEE THIS PICTURE YESTERDAY 1 pm maul. rhmmm mm ”m... ed from a collector in New York. " “’5' m" ”“9“ “9““ h“ "“1“" “.‘°_“‘ “"“ “7 ‘ “‘"‘ '““‘*'“"" ‘-“~-—"
. “k months. It Was mode by \\'illi;lm That the nlont‘l' is real is shown by ‘0 I???” “I: than n "”5“ “”~" ”11'“ ’
' ‘ ' H v Fox wllh William Fllrnum ltlvinu the ”W NOW-“W 0f llll‘ coins. 0" e lgeren 3'
b Dont 1“”: It Today a role of Jean Vullcztn. "1.5.: 'hlist-rn -————-~-~ - , \lihl‘l‘ll 15 timing do‘ntId'\vlth'lhlcibtcns .
‘. ‘ . llltts' the picture like the hook. is un- PALACE THEATRE THURSDA of i- am. cng ”use lrolll ' el‘ly Who ASked you TO GIVE !
» . I" doubtcdly the picture of the your V Bonds and taxation. One ottell llcursl , -
Sle er uson ' For llllr‘ production William lt‘ox Enid Bennett in “The Vamp." “d was: questions. ‘ 111’ n I
t , htld bllllt in Fort l.0t'.'x. .l.. ll (‘t‘tlsst First Class Vaudevllle annawer s no Ali lcu . . . _
t k: section of streets in l‘al‘is Nothing To be able. to mukc a distinct art 1 h ‘5' simply; that 8111:”? n“ Am“:- “ Make Sure 0‘ me Fa“ \
RTCRAFT PI T HE, has been olnillt-d to make the entire or "romping" and subscrve a :ltt‘iotic can more to,to any t lg l‘l'dll it was s v . .
x 'N A c U ! pmdmhm mum. and m“. m “Hm. pumme ”mum is .m honor” “w“.- anyone clse It!) the wolld. it». I; ,1” That when you buy LIBERTY BONDS you are not giving your .
': ~ “WW“ conception. ed for new screen artists: In her [or best ”33°" wry Amwmu“ “'u uy t: ' : - l
“ ” t Those who {mm m“, m, hmk m. m “mum," [mumpm “The Vamp" “5’9”" Bonds. | ~ f .Uncle com ‘(or anyone else) anything. Nobody s benched by
an er at who know anything Of Jt'illl Valli-um. v llttell by C. Gardner Sullivan and m? Alllt'fl‘lCllllvAlt “I.““mm’vd " the transaction but YOU.
I r worklngmen. 'llle Alllorluln working ~ ,
'8‘ If; '“""' '”_'""“ ~~ -— man demands a higher standard 01 Y . . . l’
- “ 'H’l‘l'lllln than any other working G G
Superb Plcturizatlon of Robert W. Chambers’ Famous Novel ' lhOll‘laS II Inge pron-nut lnlill'lll “:1 world. When he bccomcs 0U Are Not 'V'ng You Are eti'ng
A a soldier lie curries that standard with
him, and, comparatively, gets it.
1 Napoleon snidfl‘and everybody ever
' since has repeated, that an army trav-
. els on its‘stomacll. So naturally the
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This terrific war is being fought for YOU. Pershing '5 boys
are sacrificing themselves that YOU may have a safe place to
live in--»-that YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN may continue to
enjoy Life, liberty and Happiness.
And Mabel Normand and Fatty
Arbuckle in “Mabel and ’ .
Fatty Adrift”
A Keystone 2~Reel Comedy, Presenting J'wo of the Greatest Come-
dians of the Screen.
subsistence of the American soldier ~
.1 tcoules lll‘Sltyill the long bill which is
“’, < ' \ itapitlly running to $50,000,000 a day.
' ' ' ' The regular ration list of thc Amer-
Thercfore, it is your privilege to
lctln Army calls for lorty'uine differ-
ent items of food. it includes many
G
'v
things which are luxuries to‘llie 501- Buy Bonds Bull BIOCks Of Them
diers ot' the foreign armies. At that. ,1 t. ‘
it only costs 32 cents atduy to feed a ' And Don’t wait
soldier. 'l he tigure is low becauae the
Government has the advunngc of deal 1‘
. ing in billions and,tons, where the in- . -
dividual deals in dollars and pounds! THE p LES
I ' ‘ ~
lEven so. the army has felt the in;
. "of South Norwalk.Conn.
Ellid
rmrmg m; 2
~ 7;. leville — THURS, —Vaudeville
Enid Llellnett Charmin}: Paramount Star in,
“THE VAMP”
“If I only were a Vampire! Then he'd love me" And she was right.
5—All Star Vaudeville Acts—5
RR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Bohn & Bohn Ryllo and Barrett
Novelty Hand Balancing.
.losehpine Leonhardt
Singing Comedionm.
Rose and Thorn
A lolrttltng Spotter of Song and
. Chatter. ' ody with 9 People—(9).
Vaudeville and Plctuna It 2:15 and T p. on. Pictures only at 9 o'clock. ’
Prices—M at. title-25c. Eve. 20c-25c-3llc
ll
ti
l
a "w
i creased cost of living;bccause it cost'
lonly 12.81 cents a day to feed it sol.1
.dler during the Spanish War. I
l Take into‘account the almost stag-g
gering sums the. Government has spentI
rl'or food alone since the war beganzi
$37,000.000 worth of flOur; 814.000.000' '
,worth of sugar; ,313.00tl,000 worth of ;
bacon; $12,000,000 worth qt beans; '
$9,000,000 worth of canned tomatoes” . . . _, __ , ‘
33.000.000'worth of me. it sounds ul-‘ t!
. ,‘k .l *dblut t' . ‘
«morbidly I 0N snowman. 12
t"ftl ‘tlol st ft ' -
tiiefieliiget-L‘itfiau annuity £2 9:1“: an: We Will Re open Our Store at 27 MAIN ST, NORWALK, 0'1,
air a. First-class Bakery. With a Full Line of
BREAD. ROLLS. CAKE. PIES. PASTRY. ETC.
fwhlle the loodlol the British soldier
compares favorably with that at his
_ Business will be conducted upon a strictly cash basis. No
dehvery. No charge accounts. ..
«o'e-
we
t...g,l..,.n.,,,f,l. ‘
t
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Comedy. Song and Talking Skit.
‘Glolltes make the woman,
Nancyl' the chorus girl told her.
'Tltrov avnv fiwse Drowsy
Love and Kisses ‘ I
a t ‘ '
clothes. Get youtscd d. vampire I
(9)—A Miniature Musical Com
t American cousin, the French ration lot
;less acceptable to the American and‘
{that ol the ltalluns would get a very.
? outfit and you‘ll hook lltml‘
And she was right. at. . at.
m I‘m”? 2.13.10:
' cold reception. v
\ 0'
T'“ “MW“ °‘ "‘e ”W“ “"t owns :03 103 cam WILL BE DELIVERED as
4
two-mummies
’ I l diet is no less up to stundurd.thsn his
a rule "turn to rmooouu olsturuno upon ‘ ' the ‘ 7m“ ” Hood. Since the. manning or the vol “UM-- ‘
AND th Go went 3 ent8126.000.000
I m m“ nun-tum In I“: “a: Only.reli:ntly . comm” ‘ A 310 All!) VAR!!!) m OF RISK CANDY F03
, _ I. f- .r i. .. ,_ , m lot which in intended to keep! am A! rate STORE was: was onnxitxn room
.. _. .1- .t—c on: J:- JW . "er, ‘wluze'rmwltll tro volts-«lino tor; DARBUBY l'AIR. ‘
M G C Gall-Ir Salim: a u a, duo-u Storm. at: I“ “Juqog‘m':;l I
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