FRIDAY, m3. 23.19119 »
Regent. T heatre
THE HOUSE OF fiEFlNED EN 'ERTAINMENT
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One Night Only
This Evening, 8:15 o ’cloCk
Augustus Pitou, Inc., Presents
May Robson
(IN PERSON)
Supported by a Notable Cast
In Nov
‘6 ' ’9
‘ i “tsh
Adapted From Mary Roberts Rhinehart's
Saturday Evening Post Stories
By Edward E. Ruse
393w Comedy,
‘; PRICES—Orchestra . .............
7 Balcony ............. $1. 00. 75c and 50c
Seat now on Silla' ».\I;-.il ul'llul‘.i l‘t'l‘t'lvflll’ l‘ilunt‘ 1.301.
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Ellegent 'l‘heatre
Refined
The Home of
Ent: rt .1. n. ttcnt
Delights"
"The Home of Screen
.
Today
Acts oi Good
Vaudeville,
Headed by
The Montana Five
and
Billie Burke
’lllOllH star of the logitinialo
i Today '3
i Another hl‘lldllllv‘l' for tonit‘iirnu‘. I
TOM MIX
IN
“TREAT ’S .lE'l ROSJGH"
From the novel ll} (lill‘lll'fi Alden
Seltzer. l he girl truclist from the
(east mll- l him a co“ mm own at-
m; Wm—L: 7'_“"
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191' h" 1”“ “om“‘d it ‘ ""1" "" “S ' :n amt motion Dil‘lllrt-s. who is
Caitll‘ (.0 5"-"e her 111.0. A L'” I kn..\in \..i. o-xo-r (tit-tin. l'nst—sti-p- l
pint; humor is appreciated
PEARL ‘WHITE
7. The Lhird episode ol‘ .
i “In Pursuat of Polly"
. TIlERr‘fiféitNlNG Mutt & It: Cartoon
and
t A l' I ‘ Saturday
1 . . . iii dl.( .leil'tomed) Doris Kenyon
"" two ontirnly
in l‘arunmunt picturc
I ’ort rays ii i t‘t'crent
IVIOI‘JJEI) characters in [)0 lam» I'lmuro,
'STIN FARNU“ “The Inn of
I D1 in L the Blue Moon”
“Tn; LIGHT 0F VAUDEVILLE
‘- WESTERN SKIES" Sunday
From the non-l of that name by
Harold Lockwood
Zano Grey. The Eastern girl is In Elks' Benefit Picture
shocked and cxaspcrutvd by the n ‘. ‘ ',,
cowboys attitude inward lll‘l‘. But 'lhe (’reat Romance
. “'11" n Dusty and awe how this at"
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li‘l'l~ html j,.,, MONDAXi-Jtouglas Fairbanks in
"e Comes 'l’p Smiling"
TUES. and “Wills—"Tho Greatest
Thing in Life"
COMING ll!
\l'illiam A. Brady's
(ironiest Sui:-
4
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3 LITTLE W OMEN charge of espionagc, and lliul her cup-
l ‘m, n tlui minim-med story, "Little tor.( Colby Mason, millionaire Secrr-t
\Vullllll " b_\ Louim M. Alcott. Service operative, is the man who ul-
.\ Iuiamoun Arturzitt Special timately wins Polly for his bfide
i — Miss Burke Is said to be excellent in
\OTIC 1!! lit-r portrayal in ‘In l'ttr§uit of Polly“
which will be shown at. the I‘alacr
{in :it i it I If n‘. tltv: nt‘lV tax 011 .Ithcatre toda"
"illll5 iiiltits<ton or. and utter _ .. '
I! t‘ mitts iwth nur- . _"‘"”
i, IIll-t lllll within: intlutltn: “at AT PALACE THEATRE, SATURDAY
('luirqi‘il tor climax-my
price of i?
, 'ax full prim:
l, .\'0 chance t'Vl'IllIEL'
“The Inn of the Blue Moon,” Featuring
- cuts.
1 Doris Kenyon, Also Five Acts of
Vaudeville.
Slurry C. Browne, who plays the part
AI II"; FT 1.} Alpfg ,l' “.ttl‘tli'
-_ i u .. 1 '. lav l‘llllt‘
—. . a. n of In
i< '17 hr llli"
I’nlact‘
Macillahon in “The Inn of
Moon," the second produc-
l.uxe Pictures, Inc, which
:rhotoplay attraction at the
:ln-ntrc. tomorrow with Doris
AT PALAOE THEATRE. TODAY
3.1lie Burke in "The Pursuit of Polly"
and Five Acts of VaudeVille.
l _\ou wt-z‘e wavering between two
both of whom professed to love
‘Ptoved safe by iliillions.
’
.‘l and nether of whom you Fer. “Raw: 3 ..
'I‘vli- to pick for your future husband, .my 'BAYER ‘53:”???
my course Would you pursue to make 0“ :"-""”' "“ pm!“ cs.
your mind as to your choice? film“ 2303/ g
"tin mm the problem that confront-
t‘ullv )lursden, the beautiful daugh- ‘- ~ ~
: of 3 Now York cotton broker, who
i Inn-J simultam-mtsly by a dreumv
t and a. dignified broker. Poll!
~ toil/the G‘th‘dll'nl of hat-inc: her
- rat.- after her, she bcinz civ- _
hour's start in an automobile For (:0de Rheumatism
.lcritanding heir): that the first Headache Neuralgia i
":iat (':tll9.’lli her might claim her Grippe Lumbago l
brtdv.
'rt-n'i-rtinz situation was prolr
l “\'ll‘|‘.'.lel)' sensational develop-
' wants provcd. When l‘ollV
ll i-.~-r course she mccts with
adventures, some of thcm or
w\.t»:~-innly comical character. while
notably 0m- in which she is
*iake‘n for a German spy. is drama-
70 a degi ee. It develops further
it when the poet and broker mm-
.3- reach her, she is under arrest uni:
Influenza Pain
Adults can take one or two
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” with
water. If necessary, take
three times a day’, after meals.
‘ ‘ Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. ”
“cm-43pm
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gin the house of Edwin Eucas.
ll.ucas's
a stranger. passing the house.- law
;flumeslntheupperpurtofit.flean
,edhertoaiedouuudtoldherundm
Admission
Matinee. 3 o ’.clock
Sunday—Two Per formances ’,
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
ll Paramount Production
“ THE GREAT ROMANCE ”
Given Under the Au'spices of
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
For the Benefit of the Convalescing' Soldiers of Base
Hospital, No. 16, New Haven
(Including War Tax)
2
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4 n’fufi
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Special Sale of Bed Sheet;
and Pillow Cuses
Bed sheets, 81.26. 81.50. 81.75.
Pillow cuues 350, 39c and (Ge.
size.
Cretonee, a new assortment of put-
erns. 28c, 30c, 85c and 45c.
Long cloth at 25c. 30c. 35c and 38c.
Nainsook butlute.
Cambric. Beach cloth and volles.
-nmplete assortment.
E. K. BANKS
full
. . 2t) ( cuts;
Evening. 8 o'clock.
4.— -—-
Kl man at the head of het oun com-
panv is a tvpical Americun. lie was.
.‘(lil it-d fot the put llel‘allso ho i< inltwo women \ ho do some funny stunts, talus and the Mi zsisulppl rivpr zpro
.lp}>“ll’lilci .H wcll as in fart .1 ic.:tl 11" \0 mm“ :toorl comedy and who can temperatures extend as far south as
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sing and Francis a DeMar, a man and
manlv man.
He is proud of that l‘art thu: durinf'.
the Spanish American War he passed
through tht- (-ntiri- Santiago CillllPlllL’fn
as a mcmliv-r of the Second Massachu-
sells l'. S. Volunteers. livery minute
of his spare time is spent In enterlain-
in: the soldiers at. the vath and forte
around Now York and in makinL‘
spa-chug for the Liberty Loan. Red
Cross and \Var Savings Stump drives.
Augustus Pilou will present May
Robson in the new comedy “Tish“ at
the Ruconl Ilwatrc this ovenlnz. "Tish"
is a «lmmalization by Edward E. limo
of tho famous Lolitiu (larborry sturlus
written by Mary Roberts Rinchart. and
\\ll:(ll rccunfly npponred in tho
urdny Evening Post.
Miss 'Robson's portraval
wonderful cittiraclcr of “Tish"
n uniqui- ind i\'itlu:ility and a Hrikinc-
I\ humorous animal that, ptm' es lllt‘Slq-
llllll‘. Thu (OIIN‘dV seems to lw bet
ter sum-d lo the chatming talents of
this distingumhed comedic-nun than
anythlnu sh" has el'er had provided as
a slarrinu whiclc.
After a short preliminary tour of the
principal cities the comedy will be
brought to Ncw York, where its fu-
ture success Si'f‘lllh’ lo be assurcd.
Sat-
of ”1'.
reveal Is
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TOMORROW
REGENT THEATRE,
Popular Tom Mix, in “Treat 'Em
Rough," Pearl White. in 3rd Epi-
sode of “The Lighting Raider." and
a Mutt and Jeff Comedy.
Have you ever tried to builder c.
Have you over soon it tlnnc
on the plains? Have you ever seen
this daring stunt shown on the screen '
No you haven't. but you will when vort
Sim-V‘"
.i,.. "to lalnst Tom Mix picture.
"'Treatt 'Em Rough," ot the Itcgent
llw-H'c. tom irruw.
This is only one of the down or more
thrills that have been put in this pic-
ture to make it. the best. Tom Alix has
(lulu: You will hold your hrcath.
tox-sriril tho tinish when you sec Tom.
Mix roll down a. steep incline in a
horsolcuv. and butter away a
email fort occupied by the (attic ban.
this he is running down. The love
in the story is me cause 01‘
munv «inrln: acts on Mlx‘s part.
to <;.i't- 'ho‘ L'll'l, that Tom hnlldocs a?
stucr and stop; a herd of alampmling‘r
I‘Vl‘!‘
“‘il 1’0“
inlt"‘|)\‘l
‘cattlc running: for her prostratc form.'
r m‘t t-vi.<< .tm bill. it will be shown‘
at the Regent. theatre. tomorrow only
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“TALLY HO" TO BE SOME SHOW,
WITH MIRTH AND MUSIC GA-
LORE.
Rehearsals for tho two~act musical;
comedy “Tally Ho." which Division:
t
No. 1, A. 0. F.. is offering for their:
twenty-ninth annual en'ti-rtaintm-nt in.
honor of St. Patrick. to be held at1
Lock“ ood's Hall. March 12', are being:
held twicn a week. under the direction?
of Thomas F. McMahon and James AJ
Snxvcn. The wcones arc laid in Ireland!
' and as the title implies, The Tally—Ho.;
j with its crew of merry-makers romps‘
through the piece pausing to plot long
:enough for the introduction of $0103.;
'2 mtartcttcs. stex cttes. piannlougcs and:
5 snappy
climaxes. VoegPlin of New
\otk will costume the show and the?
atmosphere of the romantic coachingl
; and hunting phases of Irish life will be
’ closely adhered to. . l
BLAZE IN SOUND BEACH
aged Yeaerday Al’erno'm.
Fire that broke out about 1 p. m.
9
House of Edwin Lucas Seriously Dam-ii
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at-
Point. Shore road, Sound:
2 Beach damaged lthe house Severn! ;
. thousand dollars.
fire. companv had the fire under com-oi -
The Sound Beach ‘>
shortly after“ g 11.11).
Mrs. Lucas was at luncheon when-
"no... . .o-u..-
ll hay
VAUDEVILLE AT THE PALACE
The Montana ‘F‘ive, three men and
woman are the leading acts at the Pa-
lace theatre this week for the venue.
ville. Thu Aldo Bros. who have
some comedy
and all llirce drew
Mlckcv lmnu. a. little fellow, some four
feet. tall springs some good comedy and
appears in the role of 1 "won.”
The I’urshlovs have a novel musical
act and musical glasses contribute
much towards the harmony of the act.-
The bill is u very good 'blll.
COMMON PLEAS CASES
In the (‘ourt of Common Pleas Frank
S. Basra-ti. of oSuth Norwalk, has be-
gun suit to recover $358.88 on u not.
executed by Julius H. Ferry. of Bethel.
on November 6. 1914.
(‘harlm H. Lovin. of Kingston N Y.
a: ks ihi inurt to. toretlose a mortgag 8
cm crlm: Danhury property to secure a.
note l'Xl-(‘llll‘ll by Emma Id. Brewster.
oi New York. in the amount of $200.
t‘ora (t. lines. of Dnnbury. asks for
"2.500 tinnituos from Edward Griffin;
also at I .iubury. on account of allezcu
slandi-rmis twinarks reflecting upon her
morals.
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NOT TO RESUME OPERATIONS.
BUENos AIRES, Thursday, Feb. 27. ‘
“All hope of immediately ending the
harbor strike under the decree of
President lrlgoycn nationalism: port
services, passed today, when both ship-
pcm and port workers decided not to
rmww operations under present ccndi-
tions.
Shinplnt: agents notified the govern-
ment today that they could not resume
shipping until the government guaran-
tccs shippers the right to employ any-
one they wlsh and some measure to
prevent boycotts has been adopted.
'I‘l-w n-orkcrs resolved not to rencw
work until the agents change tin-it
present attitude...
—NOTICE ! l !
0n and after March I. admission
both matinee and ei‘ening at Regent
theatre, will hc 17 cents. Including War
Children full price.
28X.
The car
and saving on gasoline.
Two-Phase Power Feature
An Important War-Time Economy
This unusual feature h on advent... of “economy and ‘
eficiency. In the first power plan. you navel at any moder-
ate pace from ttho twenty miles an hour onhigh gear a
incline saving. Then. whenever the sand
phase), open upl And col
3. L. BENEDICT
u considerable
kwdurises second
.78.. N94 Main .St.
bar elunls and some haira
raising feats is also a. very good not!
much applause.a
31g}? mG/litL err
l mder Muhuckemo Hotel, Well I
E Washington street. South Nomi] I
I Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Cloudy, probably rain or snow tonight
and on Saturday; warmer ltonight; ill—-
creasing south and southeast winds,
The disturbance which. was central;
over Illlonois. It is causing unsettled l
weather with rising temperature in'
the central and eastern districts. '3
Pleasant. weatlfcr continUes along the:
Atlantic coast. The western distur-f
hence will probably reach the coast;
late this afternoon. The cold wave?
continues between the Rocky Moun-‘
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WEATHER "FORE G_AST. J
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Nebraska and temperatures twenty to;
thirty below zero are reported along?
thc northern border. i
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature :
_I'l lull . 40 : low,
35. ”
Rain. l
St. John Merrill is confined in his.
home in Newtowu avenue. today, with
an attack of the grip.
Mrs. James T Hubbvfi. and Miss.
Sarah S. Clark are the locals of Mrs J
Stanton Coley, “'llton today.
.—Plnc Point Club's Card & Party at
Elk's Home tonight.
—-— !
Miss Reba Taxlor, of Main a‘lreet.t
“ho was recrntly sevetelv minted in
a full. has returned to her duties as;
teacher in the Jefferson school. i
The regular meeting of the Painters'l
Union which was scheduled to have
been held lull evening. when severull
important mutton were to be dlscus-’
sod. was postponed until Tuesday 9V9
nlng, April lat.
Commander Harry Stacey Bcntnn. of;
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K.
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nil-l II no
New SROWiIlg;
Fine Suits ti,
”Capes and Dolmans
Smart Dresses
Spring Millinery
PRICES ARE MODERATE
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ACCOUNTS '
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my in
the. I.‘ S Navv ro turned w.th his fam- l
ily to Xorwalk last 9‘13!“an after u
“'ln'teri. sojourn in the south They
formerly icsidcd on Romn Hill. and
urn located tor the prescnt at i‘ne rain—5
.denhurst Inn, I
A: the regular meeting of Butler
Lodge .\'o. 97, l. O. 0. F‘. it was decided
'to wmk the lnltlatory Dem-cc on a:
class of candidates next \l'edncst' i'»
March 5th. The entertainment co .mit-j
top w as instructed to carry . .t I: s u.5-'
ital good “ork, and a :Jlly time and
THE HARDWARE 8:
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
. 4'3 Water St.
Phone 1215-5. So. Norwulk, Ct.
Magneto Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
Vacuum Oils and Greases
Speedometer Parts
AT BRAND'SC
iii; a Duplicate I’ll?
of Glasses
With two pairs of glasses.
Socony Gasoline and Kerosene the wearer is ludepeudm
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes of loss or breakage and
’ con go on with his work
without discomfort or loan
of time while one pull” 3
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
blow —out is in store for Its members.
being repaired.
Duplicating your glasses or
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THIS is the car for the people who get things douc—who‘
cannot afford the loss of time the: uafiic delays consume.
It gets action withou: can't—4t combines sped with ease.
It is an economical car to tun—light weight. easy on tire-
Governmenl Reports, ,
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are much easier to make from I
properly kept books. %
:MERRILL BUSINESS
broken pieces exactly, or in 01-”
tended size.
Spectacles and Eyeglass” ‘
Reel!“
Prescfiptioms for Glance
Carefully Filled.
L'l'ax Lists, etc.
Setting of madcap plane.
for CWEV‘QPV‘C e5. according
to cur own printed newelg
reju. 'Jtions.
BOOKKEEPING -----
and Laigesi; Stock in Lenses,
Frames, Mountings end
ACCOUNTING Repair Parts.
- We do no examining o;
18 taught at the testing cf eyes! For M;
purpow. two oculist, M
mile physician.
Chat-16s" Bra
Expert Watcbmaker, Jewder I“
Optician.
(Over fifteen years' expel-lune
Washington St. So.
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A utomObiIe Painting
. Trimming and Tops
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