Regent Theatre
TODAY and TOMORROW
TH! MILLION DOLLAR PIC.
TUE! BEAUTIFUL.
The Most Pretentious and Amu- '
ing of Screen Spectacles. l
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onus-run or. SIX pmcrs
Evening: at 7 and 9 O'GIOck. l
. . . . . . .»... .Matinees. 20c: Eveninirs. 25c
(Including the War Tax)
Jtinees at 2:15.
g ’rices
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ,
dl Alice Joyce in “To the Highest Bidder." ;
’11! Charlie Chaplin in his second million dollar come- 3
din “Shoulder Arms.” l
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Regent Theatre
Friday, Dec. 13
COHAN dl HARRIS PRESENT
The Mclt Fascinating Tinkhng Tuneful Musical Comedy of
Recent Years
muss most A RECORD RUN or NEARLY 'rwo sensor's
In new roux
Big Chorus of Youthful Beautiful Girls
:3; The Laughing Dancing Musical Treat
OVER 60 IN THE COMPANY
OWN SPECIAL ORCHESTRA
Mammoth Production.
.‘owerful Out. '
8m- now selling. Hurry it you want good ones. Mail orders
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which was Written by Joseph Arthu.
and which mude its appearance us :
stage plzty hack in the eighties. lls
success wus iustunt. and since that
time "The Still Alarm" has been puck-
ing theatres throuphout the country
as has no other. prmiuetion ol' the
American theatre.
As a screen offering the story lend.
’itself much more :ulmlrubly than it
did its a \stutze play. The. notion is so
wide in its scope that it required the
largest citizen in tbe country to
sent the -.story.
The Home of Screen Delights.
Matinee 2:15; Evening 7:15 and 9
Today ‘
The. Greatest Melodrama
times, . ,
‘ “The Still Alarm ’
Vividly depicting the most gigan-
tic and daring fire scenes «er en.
acted,bcforc a camera.
Hearst Po 'te News
TuTsc ay
Wallace Reid
in Paramount Picture
“The Source”
Ho wad of the genus bum. He rcal~
. tied it, and it hurt when he saw
the girl eye him with contempt.
But that look made him find him-
uli and.hc.made the same girl tall
in love with him.
Official War Films
' Wed.,, and .Thum Wm. 8. Hart in
'Aticruf't Picture. “SHARK
'llONROE” ‘
Tint Initials
ot all
prt ~
PALACE THEATRE TUESDAY.
Wallace Reid, in Paramount Picture,
"The Source"
Wallace Reid hasmne oi the Blast
parts of his career in You Twiller
Yard. the. young man who comes back.
in "The Source.".the latest Paramount
Picture in which he is starred and
which will be shown at the Palace
interesting study
but the development of the man,
upward, trend. and the optimistic and
cheerful note is “sounded throughout
the picture.
Yard is adrunken loafer who is
shnngliaied and carried to a logging
camp in Vermont. He is cruelly
treated by a savage foreman. and he
offers no resistance until Sven Nord
.custsla contemptuous glance at. him in
(reward for his cowardit‘e. He then
____, l resolvesto reform and once the fumes
tot liquor have left him, his.strength
land courage return with highly drums.
tic results. How he succeeds in trans-
forming‘this girl's contempt to love is
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. pALACE THEATRE TODAY l-iold in a series of thrilling scenes.
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»;' "Thchtill Alarm," Vividly Depicting. ’ “GOING UP"
‘; ithc, Most Gigantic and Daring i ’ ‘
,Flro Seem _ lBreezy Musical comedy at fleam
Once in a while. and only once in a. ' Theatre Friday Evening.
“adhere comes a photodruma oil Fresh from its‘record run of neurly
such stupendous magnitude and of. two years at the Liberty Theotre,New
such namely dramatic situations; York, the, breezy musical comedy
that it we: us: holds us; and will, “Going Up" will be m’ettmuon at
oi let up until the final scenes the Regent Theatre, PM” ”011138.
veMMtbcscmlefllnxnsDecemhei-la ‘ . ,
or m we have seed.
:il 71'!“ 8011‘
to, the Pam
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. This story at “not-a Br” Is all about
a youuman who he written a book;
on aviation, thereby becoming an Ill"
thorny on the subject of dying, and
who. to make his reputation good, is,
forced to make a tight in a real sero—i
Mi. u n‘ m the matter.
inmates of hare-u don: wear an aw
to] lot as a rule.
AT THE RECENT THEATRE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
: Hand." “Do It for Me." and "When‘thr.
é [Miss Kellermaul, who is ever under
i t‘t'lings
‘- Mteh tries in divers ways to kill henl
' the suppmed son refutes many of his
‘ the gnomes. and when
. :trnled men
.murse of unveiling , and they show
, dire trom the top of a high tower into;
'. u dashing sea and then swim for what;
‘ ““0“" l” b“ "m“ ““d miles. pursued! view published by the Express. lie
‘llttl‘t‘lti, with t‘illlltll) numerous young
from the melodrama of the. stone nume ‘
Theatre Tuesday. The, role affords an ‘
in. psychology.‘
for.
from being morbid. always shows the
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plane.
It is
aloft. and what happens to him when‘
he makes the flight. that term a set “Shoulder Arms.” .
ries of nominal situations in this veryi Walter McGrail. who plays opposite
unusual musical play. that enlists the Alice Joyce in Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
bt’t'tlt'eS of a large company of prin-i Features is recognized as one of the
ripals and a charming chorus. , most talented leading men iu'motion
"Tickle Toe." “if You look in Her Dit‘lllrcn‘ and possessed oi pleasing per-
Hves." “The Touch of a Women’s sonality. lie is remembered especmi
. ly tor his work in “Wounnhood” and
t'nrtain Falls." are a few of the song ‘Within the Law." and more recently
nits which will be whistled for month: in “The Triumph of the ““1": “the
‘u come. Hunt: cf the Soul," The Business ot
his efforts to keep, from going“ Alice Joyce in “To “the High“: 35¢-
dct‘,” and Chat“. Chaplin in
an occasion of eonshlcruble cere-
many.
As soon as possible after his ar»
rival, Mr. Wilson will confer with
Colonel E. M. House, probably at
the Maison Blanche de Paris.
Colonel House has been busily en.
gaged quite recently and is in po-
sition to furnish the president
with considerable information
which may be of value in the task
lyingr before him.
The school children of Paris
will be out in force when the
president arrives. Thursday is ll»
Holly at school holiday in Paris. a\
Saturday in in the l'nlted State».
. Lite," and ‘l’iud the Woman."
l\ir. hicllt‘all is llflalll strongly cast
.4» Tiltid \‘t'hileolnb in “To the Highest
, Bidder," by Florence Morse Kingsley.
the lllue Ribbon Feature which will be
seen in the liegent theatre. Alice
Joyce in the role of Barbara Preston.
is torced to sell herself at public illit-
tion in her native village to get money
to save her term for her small brother.
(litters in the non are l’ercy Standing.
Prinz. Murphy, Jules CUWlt“. diary
(‘uwiesg Mary Carr, and Stephen Carr.
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND Tomonnbw
Annette Kcllcrman in the Picture
‘Beautitul 'A Daughter of the Gods.
"A Daughter of the Gods" commen-
ces with a delightful little allegorical
hit, in which two sung birds are the
('t‘llll'al figures. One of them is killed
by :i cut and the other left without its
mate throws itself. into the water.
Thus they both become creatures of
the sea. in utter years the male bird
takes the form of a man. and is mis-
taken for the long lost son of a rich
sultan. The female appears as a girl
THE RED TRIANGLE GIRL.
“We passed through the door of the
Y, M. t‘. A. t'unleen. and saw her
standing there, dealing out a cup oi
mediate, a smile and a few words to
each soldier boy as he shambled up.
l-‘urther down the counter the Y. M. C.
A. man collet‘led their money—for
Ill~- chocolate? Not on your life: it
was that smile and that cheery “Good
morning' they stood in line for, 1
plans. She drifts into the kingdom of know. for l was one of them and did
the gnomes. and when the uuntan's; it myself . You should have
troops revolt against him she heads, been with us when l was shown her
the sultau's little room by llt-l' soldier brother, with
tlfluinst the revolution} its dainty curtains at the window. and
l~l.~. The sullun's kingdom, hmvever,l [no pictures of her loved ones ul'.
heroines united to the approach of the about her. You should see her hun~
invaders, uud’insteud of aiding her be l tired soldier friends willing, nay.
loved. Attila is forced. to tight him.‘ pleading to be allowed to do some-
lloth meet death. but in spirit they thing for her. Why! lbelieve that if
liKttlll become united. ! sh“ expressed a desire for the moon.
The scene of the. picture, which will,’ .10 young men in this aviation camp
without doubt, meet with the greatest would break the altitude record trying
approval. are. strange enough. quite lu‘pet n for her."~~Doran Bulletin.
npal‘l from the story. They are in M»-.--___..._..
jet-ted here and there during the BERLIN QUIET AFTER
Miss Kellermun doing all sorts 0! db“ RIOT IN WHICH 200
log and swtuuulng stunts. She doesn't; WERE KILLED—MANY
bother oter the formality of a bathingt
the spell of a witch, although a good
'uirr does her best to put the witch to
till“.
The film than follovvs Anitals wan-
The sultan goaded by the
sun or even it pair of lights, but divesl INJURED
You see her‘.
“Nil e“llll‘~ unnumbered.
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by u dozen or so natives of Jamaica.
And it also beliooien us to tell of
numerous scenes in the old ttultun's‘
said the establishment of a state
trilnuull to try llll persons guilty
of musing the nor now is being
“4“" “limit? “Nimitz m swimming discussed. but must be decided
...-; upon by the Naltimlul Aswmllly.
l St-Iieitlenutnn. according to the
ll‘:.\l|l't'n\. salid further that llr. \\'.
3'" Still. lbw-inn Minister. remains
Kim: tieorgze of England and Kim;
EAltuert «li' lielgium arrived in l’zmk
loll ’l‘lluruln); so that the children
:did not have uh extra holiday.
l\tltu-l. the nrrivul oi' l’resideul
Allison will give them. Virtually
Hill the liiel‘cumile establishmentK
.iu l’.tl'i.~ have untitled their em»
lplovem that Next Saturday will be
to full holiday. it is expected to
be a larger celebration llltlll uilr
ill-“ore keel: in Paris. The street
‘l.(';tt' the :tution where the presi-
dent .‘ lll arrive will be filled with
people. He Socialists are taking
it went in’enst in the occasion of
sll'ilst‘tz's visit. ‘
' WELCOME STRANGER
LODGE OBSERVES
BRITISH DAY
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recently received his honorable din-
xhurge. after being wounded in the
“shoulder. while serving at the trout
:with u (‘unudiun regiment.
Needless to say that these two sol-
dier brothers of Welcome Stranger
‘Lodge received the warmest kind of
-‘a welcome.
. The eillcient committee was made
hat; Okla) ll. Parr. chairman; J. Glover.
. . s rook, C. l". Pa 9, .
"Smith. S and G
Big Audience Enjoys P ram
A record audience includli'l: a mu-
,iority of the. resident members, their
‘tumllles, and u lame. number of guests,
many or British blrth of smllntlon.
Chairman Pon- opened the meeting
twlth a stirring speech on America’s
ltribute to (heat Britain for her part
tin the war. and the following pro
gram was then rendered:
‘l’ianist-«Mr. Gilbert
Opening Remarks-MAmericu's Tribute
to Great Britain For Her Part in tho
- War
Chuil'tnun \\'. ii. Parr
Slur Spangled thinner was sum: ens
tltuslustically by the whole assembly.
Soup—Sim: Me how's Lullaby
Miss [-2. Smith
l 'lll lllt thou innn ut littnusc it is lit “swam" The “mm,“ m. Mumbb-‘s
=lte\'ml be bus the t'tillfilk‘llt‘t‘ of lieud
tlrettt llrituin nnd Anlt‘i‘lt'il. Mr. '1‘. Allen
-——- Sum: All the World Will lle Jealous
. A; PARIS. Sutuluy. lice. h. ~Eluh of Me
.. Mr. J, Glover
orute plans are being mude by the
French government for the enter-
tainment of President Wilson.
Tlll'w‘ include vuviuns stole diu-
n :‘ulu night ut the operu.
I'puu his: ul'rivul'ut the llois tli‘
lltlitlngne station. Saturday morn-
ll‘L'. the president will be tut-t lt_\'
l'l't'\llll'lll l’olneul'e illlll‘
members ol' the French govern
lilt‘ltl. He will go immediately to
his home while in Paris.
vision llllh been reached llN to what
the president will do on Hunduy.
,ALLACE— Quin
.NThe Source'
flQmmwfiW.
Wallace lleid at l'ulnce (Tilt'tlil'i'. tr
:norrow in. "'l‘lugSource.“
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about l‘uris.
plans may be made before that
time.
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the Murtlt mansion, which will be
No de-
but it is probable be. will drive
it is possible other
Mr. “'ilwll’s drive on Mon.’
«lily to the Hotel do Villa will be,
«mum-trots summons, .. 1
mm “virus. ~35.” ' '
llueh Keep the Home Firm llurnlmz
Mr W. lien and Miss E. Smith
Accompanied by Miss P. Hutchinson
Songw'l‘hure's it Long, Long 'l‘ruil
’ Mr. M. Rotors
Rule. Brittuniu
Mr. J. lllltldt-ley
Speech »--'l‘hc Salvation Army
t‘upluin l'llilips
l'tn Solry I Made You (My
Mr. .l. Johnson
Tommy Atkim
Mrs. Gill. Junior
llicilullon ”A (loud Jewish Salesman
Mr. W, lieu
Smiles ”
Mist-t E. Smith
Speech—”Phi- ’l‘wo l-‘lntzs
Mr. l. Robbins
Hearts of Oak
Y Ml'. J. Ilililtll" :.
,Sonu --»-Sons of the So
Mr. F. liurper
.‘tr. Gilbert. the pianist. should be
xiven full credit for his rather thunk-
less. but very necessary task.
The serving of refreshments proved
a fitting finale to the evening's en-
Joyment.
STEAMSHIP SIERRA ARRIVES
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-~»The Sleltlll‘
sllip.Slerrn arrived here today. carry-
ing American troops from abroad.
title in IN "Mill ‘
ill0_ll_8_iii illNiis
Take a glass of- Salt: if your Back
hurts or Bladder bothers. ..
if you must have your meat every
do). out it, but flush the kidneys with
salts occasionally. says it noted author-
ity who tells us that meat forms uric
acid which almost paralyzes the kid-
neys in their efforts to expel it from
'the blood. They become sluggish and
weaken. then you enter with a dull mis
ery in the kidney region. sharp pains
in the buck or sick headache, dizziness,
your stomacu soul‘s. tongue is coated
Sony,
Sony
Son:
Song
Soho
rheumatic twinges. The urine gets
cloudy, full of sediment. the channels
often get sore and irritated, chiming
you to seek relief tWo or three times
To neutralize these irritating acids
to cleanse the kidneys and flush o'"
the body’s orinous waste got four
ounces of Jud Salts from‘auy phar-
macy here; take a tobleapoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
tewiduys and your kidneys will then
act fine.‘ This famous salts is mad'
from the acid of moss and lemon
juice; combined with “this, and has
been used for generation‘- to flush and
stimulus: sluggish kidneys. also to
penis-slim the ,
' t. ’ thud m
aoid- in coins.» tune
Medic!“
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sum or MURDER wnau , in: who once in s with to an
IV our: names FRIED. the when o! the meet men alt , _.
. . _..... wash them thermally. my “ ’
No Evtdcncc to allow Ariotti Shot sweep much slower. —.
Oberle, Cumming. Decides.
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The (use of Felix Ariotti of Green-
wich. charged with the murder of Val-'
entine Oberle oi Greenwich. has been
nollcd upon recommendation of suite's
Attorney Hooter S. Cummings. The,
recommendation has: been accepted byl
Judge Case (I the criminal Superior:
court to which tribunal Ariotti was}
bound over from the Greenwich Bur»:
ough court. .
n was alieE'ed that Ai‘iotti shot ()b-l
erle in the puck of the head (.llII'IllE al
fight which took place ‘ Greenwichl
September :8 last ()bt'l‘ e‘s body wast
found in a pond on the outskitis oft
Greenwich. After the state's attorney ;
examined the evidence it was decided;
that there new nothinr to connect Ar
iotti with the crime.
The court will resume session to;
morrow when 19 prisoners amused ot'
minor crimtN are to be arraianed. SW77
and of these have already pleaded
guilty and nothing but the passing of
sentence reuulins. It is probable that
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the naked eye, in both
hemispheres
number about 6,000. .
others onthe list will plead guilty "7‘“: r one..—
when their cases urc called tomor-
row.
The stars that may be seen by
W. W. W. RINGS
Are Guaranteed and
‘ Sell Th
cm.
A gem set ring is the one or.
uament that has never gone
out of style—the one ornament
that always indicates success.
MINTZ ‘
headquarters for
F-U-R-S
CHARGE ACCOUNT. OPENED
Harris. 81 Cans
COAL ,
That’s All
“Voter-m
101.121.
Specials lor- A
Saturday , ‘
Genuine spnng' Leg o! Lamb 3* ,
If the stone comes out and is
lost, I will replace it free.
I have a large assortment of
these famous rings on exhibi-
tion, and I will be glad to have
you step in any day and exam-
ine these beautiful rings.
The prices are reasonable—
82 up.
Richard F. Noack
26 North Main Street,
South Norwnlk.
Poor Vision
Headache
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OCULISTS, college'trained eye.
sight tpcc-alists.’ '
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