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Regent Thewatrez‘
It’s 20 Degrees Cooler in The Regent
Matinee 17c. . ' . ‘ ”Evening 20c
TODAY AND TUESDAY—Two Days Only
Cecile B. De Mille's Master-Production
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Featuring the Talented Stars .
Gloria Swanson. Elliott Dexter and .Theodore
Roberts
A society drama. in which a woman .
since dead and is about to be m “1190‘ again.
Also a. Special Pathe Weekly . [I
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SHOWING THE TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT OF THE DIRIGIBLE
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And a Comedy, “His Smashing Career"
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WEDNESDAY ”
EVELYN NESBIT. in “WOMAN. WOMAN
adows of the Great White Way. and its seduct-
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A drama of the sh
ive call.
A Ford Weekly and Comedy
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
POPULAR DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In “KNICKERBOCKER BU CKAR ”
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productions which has been
this city this season it will be shown
at the Regent Theatre today and Tues- it
day.
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The Home of Screen Delights
dore Roberts, Elliott Dexter, Tom For.
i man. Wanda Hawiey. Raymond Hutton.
Today rJack Holt. Sylvia Ashton and 'others.
“The Turn in the Road” IREGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY.-
wnh All-Star Cast i
Including George Nichols, Llo'yd
Hughes and Helen Jerome Eddy. g
The beautifully told story of a i
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Evelyn Nesbit, in “Woman, Woman,"
Ford Weekly and Comedy.
rich man's son. who sank to the
depths of degradatioh in search of
truth, and found it, finally. in his
l ’IlVll home. '
Also. 11th Episode of
Shall is be free love or marriage?
Authors. scientisis and philosphers arel
racking their brains these days trying
"THE CARTER CASE." to discover which will be the best for
Pathe News. the world.
i . The problem of free love is dealt
Tuesday with in “Woman. W’onlan." the “'llliaml
' Benefit of East Nor-walk Improve.
1 mcnt Association,
Dorothy Gish
i In Paramount Picture.
. “I’ll Get Him Yet” ‘
.\ stemming story of atgil‘l who
imuuht she could fiollow the tracks
ii ho-l‘ railroad to "Loveviile."
Mack Sennett Comedy.
Holmes‘ Travelogue.
Wednesday
Mary Roland and
“'cdnesdny at the Regent theatre.
Evelyn 'Nesbit stars in the part
Alice Iindsly, a younr.r girl who has
love. .
“\l'ollmn, “Woman!" is a
photoplay that analyzes woman's heart
try town. She comes to New York and
Lucy Cotton gsists. The moral discipline she has,
In Screencmt‘t Picture, received at home prevent her
“ . . ” inc.
The Pl‘OdlEal Wlfe The. she marries. Again she is
.\ powerful drama otfltlle rebirth
it u nonlan's soul through love.
tempted. Her husband grows ill. she
italic-mu it hu'todowlth s
,naillions and a reports:- of decidedly
studieul ideas. Dos-thy plays the part of "
the girl, and she chose Richard Barth—
'elmess as thoyboy. Then the two held s.
consultation with the author. and for"
the next five days spent their walking ’
hours together in the different
partments of a» Los Angles newspaper.
Dorthy says she hopes that newsp-
peopie will not have too much fault to cam-shaft my
”For Better, For Worse” ‘m§°';‘:3$;i’l§sif铧m’”£93333.
,from the guardian angel at the Palace. designate a knock ed by a wrong
theatre. we fnnCy in passing that we mixture. "“5
will stop over Tuesday evening and see r
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The brake r
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times striking t
car, e
ed. '
remedy for this 3- W. . l
Some sort of guide installed at u‘nets which give. a weak current whenr
point not to interfere with the brake! ever the mine .10“ down under a
Also.l loud. You have probably tried giving
take into consideration the spring so a slightly richer mixture on a hill. If
~ there is a free now of gasolene to car-
sprlngs which will create a tension on, buretor and n floods‘freely u my
the. rods and prevent excessive vibrar, eliminate the fuel system. x
{the its runningtremove each wire in
urn ronl spur plugs and se
' , Motor Department. The Sentinel:--- spark can be buttered by adhstlneg v:-
\\ orse" is one of the most important Please give me the most importantvbmm
and action would be advisable.
tion.
so auswe‘r is given in a. geenral way.
0. i like a shock absorber.
l ble? 1 have always given great atten-
. - . 3 tion to the lubrication of any machlno,
hcl choice hetueen marriage and free 90’ in my care. and I do not; like “’1' .
neglect the springs if it is going to do, '
powerful , any harm. ‘
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Alllllllllllltt NOIES. .
Perhaps you,can install small
tion.
e, as you do not stateJn what pub;
ocular you wish to Judge the car "0“ Kindly- advise me throtl
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in the cast areGlorla Swanson. Theo-' for What {“9099 the c“ 15 "“936“. ‘ umns if s mohair top can ybe mu.
Kait‘erproof ;{‘mind of application.
. can. I a" what
car. insuring economy and emcmn‘ishould be used. Wouwfitobedmiiz: .
eel-vice. “
,1. Sufficient power for weight of
2. Powerful brakes. strong enough,
to hold the car on any bill you would
negotiate.
3. Flexibility. allowing you to slow
4. Ease of clutch, steering and gezri
able.
6. Easy riding and suitable for the
purpose .in tended.
Motor Department. The Sentinel:—
ls this advisa-
K. T.
It is advisable to keep the springs;
Un‘
the i
If better rim‘
Motor Department? The Sentinel:-— :
I had a ’13 Ford recently overhauled;
l“The Turn in the Road," Will Surely
Make You Happier for Having Seen
SATURDAY, 4 it.
Alice Joyce in “The Spark Olivine." i
Mae Marsh ii‘l "Hidden Fires."
Love is the keynote'of “The in the
Road," a photo-drama. which will be
presented at the Palace theatre. to-
day. \-
l Kine W. Vidor, the author, has suc-
Rolon Poinl
PARK
South Norwalk. Conn.
Dancing Every Evening
Picnic Dales Now linen
Shore Dinners and a-
' ia-Carle Service ‘.
Special Altention to .
Luncheons & Banquets
FIREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT. ‘
'ceeded in making his drama a vehici
for teaching the omnipotence of love
through the medium of a child. A man
who has been brought up in fear 0
God, loses his Taith when his bride of:
a year dies in child-birth, goes down
into the depths. and becomes an agnos-.
tie and a\lltll'llct. After years of vain'
search for the truth he is regenerated
hv'me simple faith .of a‘ child, his own..
whom he had deserted. '
'. The human note is dominant through‘
out. while pathos, wholesome hum'or,
and 9. tender; love—story
'nlako the picture one of the most ap-
pealing screen dramas ever produced.
Pictorially, the production is a mas-
terpiece of artistic beauty.
- " realism is
scene during a big dramatic climax.
tT’ THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND TUESDM’I
1‘51 B. De Mille's “For getter or For}
verse." pathe Weekly and Comedy. i In moving pictures it is a common
I Ithing for young reporters to 919993! on
the scene with leather-bound notebooks
and probably silver mounted ’pencils
which they flourish all over tn:- 1933ch
while the persons being interviewed ‘
are talking; All at which in by way of -
preface to thermtement. that Harry
' editor om: "Ia m“.
*' is: bc'mz discussed. uflse ‘ ,
Association
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.. is undoubtedly one of the most
'rn'will’ln‘ of vital problems formsi
~ lm~i< of Cecil 'B. De Milie’s new
"1‘15? >:-t('ial feature “For Better.
; \W Now that the soldiers are
> l"liin'z. the status of the man W03
Lippi-red as havi ..
Hath from the st!
:sllu's and timel '
> -- . . . is penniiess. and he is dvinz from um
dls_i:.;‘-' A. .- - - * new block nd isto , ne ' d i
.....--- THURSDAY, ‘M glcct. it is then that she forgets her a p us it rve
gen Lytell in “Blackie's RédeMp. ‘principles and yields to temptation. “—“
tion.” i __ _. ”DVICE To MOTHERS
_ ‘ AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY - —-o—
FR'DAV- What to do when child has coated
portant—and possibly no more deli-
cate—part of- your child's body than its
lbowels. ‘
bovvels that must be kept constantly
clean to insure health and physical dc-
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combin to them.
DorthYDGlSh in, “l’ll'Get Him Yet,";& R" on the box or bottle.
Benefit East Norwalk ll-l'lprovel'nent'are 86 years of experience behind Mei V.
Kesson_and Robbins pledge of quality;
of ingredients and sneellence of for-
muu—Clifford Pharmacy, Solder-walk
«Devine & Hardwick, Norwalk. ,
tongue, spoiled stomach, bad breathl
There is unquestionably no more. im-
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fworn.‘ Would this muse s knock
' engine? What is masonry gas knock? sprints which the
Thanking you in advance, best for that particular can. ,
w ' iriding qualities do not depend entire:
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peri he 10059.
lust-d to cover many ills
When my earlsstun
"0N“ ! “0N“ ! “MK “(can help me. :1 have a 1
Motor Department. The Sentinel::-'
Having a little nonbie with my car,!
. and with your-information maybe you
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The timing xehrs
SUBSCRIBER.
Worn timing gears would’give more ly on the springs,»
of a rumble orhgn'rowl, any; knock. ersl chassis design. the tiresamd
innit Coulee -tod Thur-lugs may ' upholstery. But the best swings give u n whichtbmb . ‘ ‘ ;-
,,.\{n.k.e tsppets maybewom,“unpleuseut vibrations. and this is why ‘ Po ‘ ’ ' ’ NM . private ’3“
. loose. crank-shalt '0'!” 081‘!
find with the way it is‘lresented. my have-end 7 ‘4 This matter can, “WWW”-
d be determined do. by a thomghf 0‘"
lover-hauling. “Gus block” is paler-m
It is used to
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z still with
motor running it hits on all four at!
any speed. Then when running on
the level just a small grade. .either
slow or fast,‘ it hits on all four, but'
when I come to a. ‘
- which the our flight to make on hi h.
Motor “$3533 '31: 03:31-21; :' :zdto imy gummd it begins to hit
, ' - ' m as. , 9 as t was onl
tinually slapping up and dovén. mak- . hitting on two or three about half we;
a disag: eealbleeflzgiitlmxnds 08:11:: 23km: grade and thus forcing me l0
, e o .
specially when it is heavily 1oad- tor or coils. or could you tell m was .
Please tell me if there is W,bie’remedy? e 1
Your trouble is probably weak mag
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and soul. it tells the story of a younz” SLifigga?:a:eglIniggnvcvitrkdflight?“ hot
girl who becomes dissatisfied with her: der no circumstances neglect
monotonous cxistance in a small coun-‘l shackles 3‘ “‘9 ends 0! the NrmS-‘Li
The government issued special warm;
in 5 to drivers of trucks in this l‘e'l
feels the lure of the Great. White. “'ay l spicy as spring breakage was~foundi
Free love neckons to her. but she l'e—f to be a frequent trouble during the!
'early days of the war.
h”, ing qualities are desired perhaps a.’
‘ ' set of good shock absorbers would be‘
advisable.
Think of itf—thirty feet ofi
A medical authority, of world-knownE
standing, says. “There is no question‘
tinf the fact that McK & R Analax is a
reliable laxative which acts
griplng, and is designed to
the bowels as well as open .
‘McK & R. Analax is especially desira-
ble for children and women. because it‘
looks like gumdrops. tastes like (mu?
yet acts like castor oil. it is unlike the.
withcut i
regulate
them." ,
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'ordinary laxative in that it ’strength-r
1ens the bowels instead of weakening
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If your child has a coated townie]
ibad breath, spoiled or soul-stomach. or
Ia sick
and the store for a box of 'McK & R Analax
heartache, send to the drug
ccentuated by a viVid storm DOW- ~ I
Mob: 8: R Analax in only one of the
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famous “86 'lle 8: '3 Health Helps":'
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AI Inf IHEAIRES AT PAL-[ICE THEATRE TDESDAV .made and guaranteed by Mel-lesson and:
{Robbins and bearing the initials "31ch I
There ;
Motor Department, The sentinel?»-i
referred to turns water fslrly well. but.
during a hat-drain leaks considersbiy.‘
Theirs are] a f" badly worn spots in
. same. ev eat 7 made by'friction when
down in traffic and speed up quickly to
without constantly shifting let":- p was dwm'vTéam M I .m'
An such 6 fort I
control, so that driving will be enjoy- muff... ‘ at my be Rte“
clfiely.
steeper grade,
is this my plugs, carbure-
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If trouble continues. it is
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in c. Lesntilever. plate
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Elliott
are A, little 2 5012923
in cargo equipped
the restistance of the circuit. it fol-
lows that two smell gaps would have
the some resistance as s large one,
and under conditions of high comm-em.
slon and dry gas the spark would not
Jump. ‘
1 tie «minnowlithium"y :"E‘”“‘ a ”- "“3’
u n a on an , 1 '
5. Accessibility of parts for repairs. to stain, Your supply deu‘lfir than“ ‘3:
so that the cost of repairs will be re
duced to a minimum. ' '
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he not yet ins
mt_m0l th‘ g"!!!
are equipped with shock
adapted to your needs in the way
of power, seating capacity he. had , .
trust to the designer .to dove :gn'en. The ”on landmarhfihu
you the best springs available:
if two spark plugs firing, simultan-
eously will give a more powerful ex-
plosion, why would it not Moll to
have two, spark gaps in the
plug? Has thiseven been tried?
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Two or more plugs located in differ.
em. parts of the combustion space. and
firing simultaneously do give a mom"
powerful explosion. But two gaps in
, the some .plungould be too near tOr'
gether to do much good. ,Thls is praci .
tical if the two gaps are fed from ins:
dependent sources. But if the current
from one call had to jump the two?
gaps the resistance would be too grent‘
and the plug would be a hindmnco
instead of s help. insulin“.
resistance of s circuit is the sum of “1.4.9”, died at m, home here late Sag.
.ngday night. He was president of the
said to
have more than 13,000 members lot
this country. The Loomis gas engine:
is used by the W'inchester Repeatingl
Arms company and other plants. Mr.‘
Loomis also was inventor of a pro‘
cess for extracting our and other pro.
ducts from wood. . A wife sud three you 6081?! l
able.
Motor Department. The Sentinel:.-
[Both of my‘front tires Were damaged
gin a collision.
' they are covered under my insurance
Please inform me ‘lf
shown in points to consider before purchasing probably due to week In - 1’0“”? M. 0.
“an automobile. , ' E. F. j‘ should be mpI‘eQd. Ignets. which! Under the collision clause they are
Your question is somewhat indefin-I - » loot usually covered unless the. dam-
age exceeds the sum of $200. but this ,
,detsil‘ varies with the difierent com-
panies. Any difference from this
statement will be found in the collis-
ion clause in the policy. >
, ._ motor Department. The Sentinel:—
ble ‘0 Mymhnir ‘09? The 5W magmagineofmylfiord curbs:
Leena-em idle and metal-acne 1.
suddenly opened wide it chokes and
maul-es for s few seconds until it
gains more speed and then it runs per-
foctly. The ignition is, good and it
' sets this way no matter how the cur-
tor is set. What is the reusori‘for
g . 2
“Any engine ‘msy choke if the throt-
is opened 00 wide suddenly. Un-
fiflngguhrfiglh waterproofing deer ordinary conditions choking of the '
leaks which match th as "um for engine is due to s worn needle valve
’3 ““0" V”? which allows too rich a mixture to be‘
; fed at low speeds and the correct mix-
_ :ture after the e no ins ed.
Mowr Whartment. The Sentinel:—: ngi ga ape
. , , | ' Some of my friends advise me not to , ‘
Fm. photodrnma which will be shown] all the springs on my car. as they tell‘ Which ‘5 the M81 ”lie of spring for,
me that a rusty spring acts somewhat
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use on a i ll ’ ' . 1
. “a?!“ “arguing car. I find uif South Nor-walk Evening , Sentinel if
- ent springs.
you desire the best .mults obtuin- E
form, 05., that?” in Leon] using. *‘
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Also featuring Gloria Swanson and Theodore Roberts st the Regent then-
tre. today ant Tuesday. "
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.answertooursucosss. indltwm'bs‘thssmto .
your entire sstis‘fsctlon. Youjujstseslfighn’t. 2
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writ: 53in muse unload um
designers consider lamina-y «urine rm ammon-
my assett house in Mailman. a. career ex-
"tad”? over s’century will. be termir
the'nzlteda air. Hurt. out use the one: .
with ,-‘the type d' ,
. You should purchase 11*
same . for some time, an
.rwar with Germany it was used as a
training station by the Yale naval.
as theywhich utilizes
3— mm
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deuce. halving ‘b‘ought it from William: ..
J. Pierce..whohss owned it for the
past layesrs. .
the lines from the south. controded it:
diluting the recentl
training units.
Looms! lNVENTOR, DIES.
Family Asooclation.
HARTFORD, J uiy
,Loornis. inventor
hoomis Family Association.
dnghtem and one son survive bun.
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three, wars... During the war of 1812
. use“ used by‘the ’Britlshru n lending,
Motor Department, The Sentinel:-— place. during the Civil War a Mrsn‘
,Newton, who made her way thrwh;
{And if surf bathing is denied
Hartford Man Vgas Held of Large
21.-Burueu'
.of a gas engine
waste gas from chlmf
1To prolong the exhilaration
of surf bathing. like a cup of
Van Dyk’s Qualib'l‘ea after the
bath. '
you. get the same exhilarating
effect by drinking it at home.
It is just as delicious as it it
cheering. ’
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Victory Tea 3 lbs. $1.00, 35:: lb... g
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