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j Regent Theatre
Today
The sweetest of screen stars.
Peggy Hyland
in
Bonnie Annie Laurie
:Secause she went to a lonely but
:6 nurse her sick lover this noble-
uearted Scotch lassie is roughly
:IlSt out by her stern father
Also 3 Chester Outing Travelogue
J1d a comedy
Monday ahtTTuesdaY
The most adorable of actresses
Norma Tc .lmadge
In
Her newest an! l 5905?. suscess,
“The Forbidden City”
also a Pathe News Pictorial and
comedy
Ht
Coming
The one and only
Douglas Fairbanks
“Arizona”
of Screen Delights"
Evening 7 and 9
Today
The one and only
Charlie Chaplin
in
“Shoulder Arms”
Latest Pathe News
5 Acts High Class
Vaudeville 5
Headed by the Six Stewards
Tuesday and Wednesday
Ethel Clayton in “Women's Wea-
ponS." Mack Sennett Comedy. Bur-
ton Holmes Travelogue
“The Home
Matinee 2:15
Coming Soon
Mickey
Presented by Mack Sennett,
man who made
famous
the
Charlie Chaplin
ill "if lliftlliiis
THE REGENT THEATRE TODAY
a.
-4ssie,, in “Bonnie Annie Laurie,"
Also Chester Outing Trave
loque and Comedy.
a voting woman, to one): her
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:1 man about {11 go away. Slur
9:. ~ ("1"‘5 the life of another man.
low- ..pi'in2s11p between them.
that her two lovers. both 2:
and noble men, come b8
moist-
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“Bonnie Annie Laurie."
”WWI? theatre today.
‘-'tv Peggy Hyland as a fair Scotch
Which one shall she choose?-
lb" answer that Peggy Hyland'
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Woven thrnuchont the plav is that
most fill‘nollx
of all Scotch billadii
written by ”'14 nu'it‘m'l Hard i't1‘7‘cl.
Burns. and 51.111}: 111' British and Aincz’n
can soldiers loI' tho past hundred
1981‘s Wlli'z'i lcnrls its title to the pla1 ”if tongue is coated. then giVe this de- dith, dramatic actress and mo\‘ie stab;
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sigmoid ts curettage in a. solitary
‘hut a certain young woman regardless
of what the world might. say, followed
{the man to his lonely habitation and
{became his devoted nurse. Later her
father cast her out. ‘
Out of inferno of death and heroism
is born the solution of one of the
sweetest. most tender love tales ever
shown on the screen in a dramatic
mannei in which Fate intervenes
:0: ms the stirring motive and unex-
pected --c.ont lusion of this clean whole-
time photoplav
THEATRE MONDAY
The Wonderful Actress Nazimova in,
‘ "Eye for Eye " Latest Pathe
2 News, Holmes Travelogue
Thi- Inam' scenes di-lvit'ling 1”“ 0“.
';I battleship which were taken for “E."e
jf-iz' Eve.” to be shown at the Palace
itiwctro on Monday. and in which Nazi-
.Emovn. star of ifitcrnatlonal fame will
i111" even. were photographed on a
lFl'PnCll ship of war which was at that
l'inu'! anchored in the Hudson' right off,
' New York City .‘
Permission was granted to \azi-
:1“ :1. I in rcpicsentatives of the French
(,‘meinnicnt stationed in America. to'
1:11 aboard the big battleship and make!
: the scenes necessary for the great pro-
étluction. The dav's routine was photo-1
lpI'aplII-d scene bv scene as the man),
i'cvoms occurred. thcrc was the morn-
.Eing min with all the men in snowyi
:whitc signalling from one big ship to
‘anothcr. dinner in the men's qua1"‘ters:
,mess the leaving of the shore party‘
iot‘ jollv sailors, off for a day's enjoy-‘
l meant in the city, and let. but most im-
Iportant of all. the lowering of the col-
:ors at Sun- down with the usual pomp'
lattached in this beautiful ceremonv.
1 Pictures wele taken from' all points of;
;1. amaze—from the bridge—from the;
‘4 ("'n“ 's nest and from a-top the big
guns
i “hit the usual FanCil courtesy the,
[come companv of players aboard were
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invited to luncheon by the officers.
,11'110 made Ilel1ghtt‘ul and fascinating
lhosts,
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AT PALACE THEATRE, 'ro‘oAY.
Charlie Chaplin Has New Remedy for
Fighting Coot‘l‘es in, “Shoulder Arms."
How to get even with cooties for
their present, irritation is solved by
,(‘harlic Chaplin in “Shoulder Arms,"
ibis second million-dollar picture, dis-
:tributcd by the First National Exhib-
{itors' Circuit. and to be shown at the
Palace theatre today.
Charlie hits upon a scheme of his;
own. whcieby he succeeds in gi1lngl
ithe cootics a great deal more tronblol
lthan they give him.
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
The Adorable Star, Norma Ta'madge,!
1in Her Newest Success, “The Forbid-g
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den City,” Also a Pathe News
Pictorial and a Comedy
the
will be presented bv loseph
\‘oxma Talmadtze
lvct star
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ture. “The Forbidden City." at the R0-
gent theatre Monday and Tuesday.
This is a Chinese story by Giorse
Scarborough. The scenario is by Marv
Murillo and it was directed by Sidncv
A. Franklin.
The story begins when Won: lIi.
Chinese mandarin. learns that
beautiful daughter. San San.
[00K M A CNND’S
lllNGtJE WHEN CROSS,
fEVENISN AND SNIN
Take no chances! Move poisons from
liver and bowels at once.
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his
has 111a 1‘-
tMolhcrs can rest easv- after 211mg
“California Syrup of Figs, " because in
a few hours all the clogged up waste.
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out of the bowels. and you have
.3 11011. playful child again. Children
simply won't take the time from play
.i'to cmpty ‘heir bowels. and they'lip-I
cC-‘ftc tightly packed, “Yer acts flu;
uish and stomach disordered.
“'hen cross. feverish. restless, see
IL
'licious “fruit laxative.” Children love
£11, and it an cause no injurv No
idifference what ails your little one—if
it‘ull of cold. ora sore throat diarrhoea
:.‘- \-&\\\ \\ ‘5 .~ tomarh- ache, bad breath. remember. a to report with their life preservers on
gentle “inside cleansing’ should a1-
way ' be the first treatment given.
[Full (1i rectlons for babies children of
tall aces and grown -ups are printed on
' cach bottle. ' \
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your drugéis for a bottle of "Cal—
ifomia S1'1up of figs " then look care-
fully and see that it is made by the
Ca‘lifornia Fir: Syrup Company." We
make no smaller size. Hand back with ‘
contempt any other rig cyan. ’
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‘hcr escape to Manila. where she be.
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beautiful 30- :
Schenck in her latest Sclcct Pic-i.
ofieer ow to .American con.
suiate. He spirits San San sway dur-
ing her husband's absence, and Wop.
den is never again able to find her.
As Wong 1.1 has been in disfavm at
the royal court, he offers San $1111 to
the emperor. The emperor accepts his
daughter, but when learns that San
San has given birth to a half-American
baby girl he orders both Won: L1 amt
San San killed. The baby. .Toy, is
saved.
Later in life, after Toy has grown
to beautiful womanhood, she mach 1
comes a Red Cross nurse Here 5119
meets and falls in love with Lieut-
Phillip Hall101'1.'l‘he two plan to mar.
_ . but. the governor. John \Vorden
learns that Halberl is about to morn
a- Chinese girl
111 this sweeet story. Il-liss Talm- Id:
makes her greatest appeal. She Eon:
right. to the hearts of all. Sim it, at,
the Recent Theatre Monday and Tues ‘3";
day. '
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- COPS FROM PERSONAL TAX
senate Bailey Introduces Bill to Leg
islature Placing Them on Same
Footing as Firemen.
“HARTFORD, Feb. 1.-—All policemen.
regularly attached to the departments
of any city, town or borough. would be
exempt from paying the personal tax
.unda‘ the provisions of a bill in intro-’
LIFE IN THE DEAD SEA
In one of the Jericho hotels there
was preserved a declaration jointly;
signed the same year by over a dozen
tourists that they saw ii'sh activcly
swimming in the Dead sea. At many
spots along the shore there are places
in which acres of reeds and many
trees flourish, and at such spots ant-i
mal life and bird life are abundant. '.
MICHAEL LOCKE, 43, FOUND
DROWNED IN NORWICH,
NORWICH, Feb. ].-The dead body
'of Michael Locke, 43, was found in thc
Yantic river yesterday. He had been
missing since last Saturday and it is
presumed he fell off the Central Rall-
1'oad Bridge. He leaves a wife.
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
duced in the senate yesterday by Dan-
iel J. Bailev New Haven.
Explaining the measure. Senator
Bailey said all firemen are now exempt
and the policemen should have the
:same privilege, inasmuch as it is thci1
lot to go out and hunt up the tax de-
SYSTEM PLANNED
HERE TO PREVENT
CREDIT ABUSESG
"Ponunneo from first No.1
on others. will find it extremely dim-
cult to obtain credit anywhere.
The merchants of Norwalk have
long felt the need of a system that will
furnish them ample protection in the
granting of credit.
The work as outlined by the system
will not only include Norwalk but all
other surrounding towns. Credit ac-
commodation is an essential factor in
every community. It is a great con-
venience and an accommodation that
the public demand of the merchant.
and the retail merchant in giving out
his goods to the. customer should be
protected in the same manner that.
STAMFORD
Even the canary bird sings a.
sweeter song when there is a
STAMFORD range in the kitchen
—for the whole household
moves in harmony with the
kitchen. and there is no kitchen
more cheerful and harmonious
than one with a 3111111901111
range. ’
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FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
JCorIler North Main and West 813,
Bradstreet and Dun protect the
wholesaler in granting retail mer-
chants credit. Thls system is operat-
ed by the lllerchants' Credit Associa-
tion of Bridge-port Conn. ,and is in suc-
cessful operation in other cities.
Persons moving from one city
fannthvr are followed by special
to
re.
ports. and they are granted or refus-
ed .crctiit according to the record they
.huvu established.
GARFIELD LIFTS
1 ALL BANS ON GOAL
'1 PRICES AND USES
(Continued From Flint Page)
Announcement that regulations gov-
‘crning bituminous coal and coke would
be abolished tomorrow was made
some weeks ago. and oflicials said
then that there should be a drop in
the prlcc of both commodities. The!
order affecting anthracite was not an-
nounced until last night and them: .
were conflicting views as to its efiect
on prices. Soiné officials expected no ‘
change. while others said the price of
the lower grades should drop from
Itwenty-five cents to 31 a ton and that
fcei'taln higher grades would cost more
Ethan heretofore l
1 Regulations not affected by Dr. Gar-
field’ s order include those requiring
that all contracts be made subject tog
maximum‘ prices if reinstated and for
cancellation and to requisition or di«
iersion of the coal by the Fuel Admin- . .
istr;ation prohibiting re-consignmentsl
of coal and requiring shipments to}
tidewater to go through tidehater coal
exchange. The last two regulations
were retained at the request of thci
Railroad Administration to avoid con- '—-- -- -—- '
gestion at the seaboard. i
The maximum prices for anthracite.
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DJ‘R'CC'I‘ION
In “Bonnie Annie Laurie.“ at
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PEGGY HYLAND
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WILLIAM rox
thc Rcsrcnt Theatre today.
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.gzold bands.
and some. with black birds.
'uthers with flowers and gold donors.
lions
brown with tlo‘icatc gold tiacings.
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how much better
m'om one of these.
Final Clearance
illow in PLog_1'____ess
L. GOLDEN
68 WASHINGTON ST.
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OMETHING NEW
SGUERNSEY WA
TEA POTS
Then-'5 somn White (111091 with wide
Sumo with black bands.
Thin-0’s
Then tin-'11 1110. 111030 dark
is d pluisuro and
Every tea pot
tea tastes poured.
Tea Pots 250 to $2.98
Albert 1‘. tiehebe
It's Here If It’s Houseware.
25 Washington St. So. Noswalk
Prompt DeHVeI-y. Phone 527
EVERYBODY
MOTORS
—Therefore——
Bverybtdy needs eye-1 rates 1011.
We have motor glasses in great vu-
tidy——
Clear
Amber
Green
‘ And we can make them up for you
wxui' your own prescription
ground in the lenses
THAMER.
Optometrists and Opticians
“The house of good glasses."
8? Atlantic St, Stamford
Ocel- su. PM. am 9 o'clock. Est. 1897
.1
Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pea
C-O-fit-L
PH mot Delivery
'llari'is & Gans
Tel 7‘21
TIRES
30 13 1-2 Firsts, full guaran- .
tee ................. $110.00
All Other Sizes at Reduced
Prices
Also a Few Seconds Left
' Auto Suunlks
Celluloid and Glass Wind-
} shields F
AARON KOHN '
55 Railroad Ave. Phone 489.
suspended by the order range from‘
$3. 40 a ton for pea to $5 30 for bro kenl
coal plus $1. 40 a ton to compensate
operators for wage increases granted.
in December 1917, and November.
1918. {
lT DIDN’T FlT 1'
Tommy 6121' Broadway humorist.
who 110m 11 to 12 rance itct-ently 0 help;
entertain the soldiers, writes from Par-i,
is to tell a little story abOut Lois Merci
who went over on a like mission. The
second day out coming over." writes;
Gra1. "a notice was posted on tho;
binizo deck instructing the paSscngers'
for life boat drilh The little Pitts-I
burgh girl appeared at. her boat. but;
she had left. her life presen'cr behind.
‘Madam.’ said j-he officer in charge;
'11'hy didn‘t you put on your life belt '1']
I tried it on.’ replied Miss Meredith.“
but it was so loose and looked so hor- ‘
rid I gave it to the stewardess so she
might alter it to fit me."-—-New Yorkl
Tribune.
NAZIMOVA
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--:Try a. Sentinei~Waht Ada Theatre. Monday.
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in "eve m eve: " ~
The most wondeiful acttess of allNazimma in “Eye for Eye" at Palace i 2,
‘- mum:
ARE you GOOD
AT FIGURES
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quick, accurate and resource-
ful' 111 every day business math-
emafics.
Business arithmetic is sim-
ple.
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