'T’UESDAY, AUG
.....-_..._._.———————'._—
Regent Theatre
The Home of Quality and Entertainment
Phone 1501. Phone 1501.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
THISEVENING AT. 3:15 O'CLOCK
The Season‘s Opening Ofi'ering
Augustus Pitou, Inc. ., Presents ‘
he Popular Irish Singing Comedian
FESKE O’HARA
WITH A NOTED CAST
In His New Romantic Comedy
“Down Limerick Way”
By Anna Nichols
in the role of a handsome confirmed bachelor who tries to dodge mat-
rimony in a piuy of the shamrock.
Hear Mr. O 'Hara' 3 New Songs
Including
“Dow n Limerick ii ay. ” “Acushla Machree.” “Dear
Little Angel From Heaven” and “If They’d Only Give
Old Ireland to the Irish!”
PRICES—Orchestra.............. ............. $100, $1.50
Balcony ........ $1.00.?5cand50c
Phone orders received.
Seats on sale.
Regent Theatre
Orchestral Melody
It's 20 Degrees Cooler in
The Regent
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
Tonizht
At 8:15 o'clock.
The Show ol‘ the Season,
I’ISKE O’HARA
In His (‘omedy Success,
"DOWN LIMERICK
WAY”
Golden Quality Pictures on the
Silver Sheet
Today and Wednesday
The Sublime
NAZIMOVA
In Powerful Metro Drama,
“REVELATION”
This great production has mys-
' .\ I'IH)’ or the Shamrocks.
t lt'l'y. witchery. charm—it has the
j Wednesday and Thursdav magic of a thousand years ago.
: Picture Programs. and the grim dynamic reality of
t 'l h» lirilliunl and Popular Screen ”w present moment.
’1 Beauty. Also. 2-Iit'l‘l (‘omedy,
ANITA STEWART
lit the First National Attraction.
“MARY REGAN”
“LOONEY LIONS AND
MONKEY BUSINESS."
.\ stoty or big business and big ThursdaV' . -
lily .mlr'n- in New York city‘s night
Illt'. ‘ Bert LYteII
Ford Weekly —in‘-
Comedy "Boston Blackie’s Pal"
CHRISTIE COMEDY
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Friday ‘
Tom Moore
In His First. Triumph in Melt»
drama.
“The City of Comrades”
From Basil King’s
FRIDAY,
Bryant W‘hburn in,“A VERY
GOOD YOUNG MAN,"
- —_—~~—A~._.a.-
spend his swollen fortune, and 'he
vulture who stands by to rob all :im
1characters in “Mary Regan." a thril-
‘ling story of New York life. adapted
from LeRoy Scott's famous novel of
I31: Pleasures in New York. in whicn
tAnita Stewart will be seen at the Re-
gent Theatre tomorrow and Thursday.
The lawyer who helps questioname
characters to stay within the law his
lieutenants. the strong arm mud in
«evening clothes; the woman of light
’ character, who does their bidding: the
polite “lounge lizard." who draws so-
ciety women into the net: and the
weak young man with more money
than character, are found in this pul-
sating portrayal of big city life.
lnit Anita Stewart plays the part of
Mary Regana com 1cf's daughter who
determines to live down the
shame her father has brought upon
them and succeeds despite a battle in
which her body and soul are severely
tiled. This picture gives Miss Stew-
art new and unsuspected opportunities
to prove herself one of the supreme
‘scrcen actress of the day.
AT REGENT THEATRE, FRIDAY.
,_. ,. .
'Tom Moore in “The City of Com-
rades" Pathe Review and Comedy.
Tom Moore armed himself to be an
'amatt-ur burglar. despite his "good"
x intentions of becoming a. real one. in
'his new Goldwyn production. "The
:City of Comrades." He galo'ed admis-
l sion to a mansion. stole the jewels he
'covcted, relieated' to tho kitcnen had
l:1 good feed. and then—couldn‘t go on
t
.‘
t
“A MAN MAY 131-: DOWN, find—"—
BUT HE'S NEVER OUT." Tom Mix in “THE SHERIFF'S
Showing this noted star in an BLUNDER."
entirely new role.
A PATHE REVIEW _- -__w‘ __ 1
AND COMEDY . . . .
triumphs, and now 1t 13 in America.
in the silent art of the screen drama,
that she has reached the topmost pin-
nacle of sucmss.
Rollin Point
in "\thr Brides." Mme. Nazlmova
.z . -__
discorerrd that >Ilt' ('OUId act before
" PARK the camera. “Revelation," the first of
l . ‘- a series of treat special productions
‘V produced by .\lt.lro, starring the great
i ‘ South Norwalk. Conn.
; Dancing Every Evening
RuSsian, has been written in such a
way as to aim,- full sway to her superb
emotional ability. and the broadest
Picnic Da'es NOIV open scope to her newfound powers.
. The more‘ powerful the play. the
Shore 0““!ch and a' more marked has always been the
I3-Carte Service. triumph nt‘ this wonderful actresx.
in a stock company in
fgr these vital
Iler training
Russia prepared hcr
Special Allention to
I I dramas. Her first experience was
IIIII‘GCOHS & Banquels mined nude 1' III“ direction of Stanis-
l . FIREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY lawskv at the Artistic Theatre. No:-
N'GHT- The Scandinavian dramatist.
_cow.
W Ibsen (‘OIIII'IIIUIPtl materially to her
11111111111118 °’ ”'" °‘
'tt-r. ‘A Doll’s House, and "man
.E THEATRE
él‘lyolf” that she attracted the a\ten-
Ition of the entire world.
" 0 DAY AND TO MORROW AT THE REGENT THEATRE
i TOMORROW. THURSDAY
my
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:IS
f1
>5
Nazimova in “Revelation,"
. Powerful Metro Drama.
Natzinmva. star of Metro's
1‘11! production do. luxe.
has l'fllillli‘Dd the admir-
ln "Revela-
lmin Quarter griz-
le‘eatest work she
on the stage or screen.
Indinvcs that the pro-
ol' the finest she has
1.1.11! or in America.
« .3 was born in Russia.
learned to play the
t . she was first seen as
it has in the Russian
lim' sllv first made a turd—Fe
New World to which she came
- “id” “(Id {or her genius. But
3'! Amulta in the English
" 11.. scoxed her
Anita Stewart in “Mary Renam" Ford
Weekly and Comedy.
The merciless profiteer who‘ makes
abnormal profits with no work, the
shallow creature to whom he turns 1)
'511‘
in."
~ 111‘ two umlincnts.
lil- high.
MRS. STOREY’S
BOYSCAfglggzllflI-S
Primary, Intermediate and
High School Department:
Fall Term Begins Sept. 8
Tutoring—Academic, Gomor-
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A710" OF
BRIWEWRT COMPANY
A ceiliflcfie of Incorporation wu
filed yesterday” the office of the sec-
retary of the ii?“ by the Reliable Au-
to Exchange. incorporated. of Bridge-
port, the authorized capital stocn of
which is $50,000, divided into 500
shares of $100 each. Business will be
started with a capital of 82.000. The
incorporators are Michael A. Gleason.
John C. Calhoun and Thomas W.
Crossley all of, Bridgeport
A certificate of organization filed by
the New England Coal Company or
Bridgeport. showed that sixty shares
of capital stock aI’SIOO each had been
subscribed for flttyeiiflit by Percy T.
Litchfield and one "each by Nelize F.
Litchlield and Paul S. Chapman.
The Silver City Rubber Company of
Meridr-n filed a certificate of incor-
poration. The authorized capital stock
will be $10.0!!0. dividcd into 3.7"
shares of $100 end}. Business will be
started with the full capital. The in-
corpor‘atozs are Fred A. Ferguson.
Shoridan T “'bitaker and Tyzer J.
Todd.
Atticks or association were filed
iracoapot’.
by
'tho Connecticut Swine Growers' Asso-
cislion. incorporated. which is to have
its office at Guilford. Its purpose is to
encourage the growing of swine in
Connecticut. The subscribers
Harry‘ D. Chlttenden.
Herbert D. Deetz
Paul T. Wes.
and Raymond K.
are
, olives yesterday in Easton Center.
semi. monthly session, Friday eveninrz.
-r.. turned {10:11 a I!II‘PZ~“‘PI its‘ vacation.j
_'_1 i161 gt 1mm 1
_ _ at the Victory
Loan is Over .
1, .Yoo mam A rues re my rose norms.
More than in one at our SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES at
4.00 per year. i
The C ity NationalBank
loath Hm Gen.
0
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch visited rel-i
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Middlcbrocx of‘
Norvcalk spent Saturday in town.
Norfleld Grange will meet in regular'
Rev. and Mrs. (.‘hailes W. Burt bate
Scuthport and Bridgeport
have been nests of Mr.
relatives" 1
and Airs.
Frank P. Morehouse. L 45
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Godfrey have"
sold their Cannondale residence to ,*--—— —-—- - .1, ~-- ~- ._ 4- ““3
Eugene Olmslead of North “'illon. 1,
Mr. and Mm. George Dre-n or! ‘-" "W' "W”
Georgct0\'.'n spent the weekend With"
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn. ‘ ._, Tr Our Home Made
Several relatives from Rid :efleld y ‘-
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. '
Cliatles l‘narnes. ‘1 3
Frank \‘11eler of Seymour.
in: his mother MIR. Henry ll. Vi 11091".
(r of \‘all« y Forge. i
is \ isit—
-- CANDIES --,
AND ICE CREAM
MADE FRESH DAILY
a few days at the risidencc of James
Ghitto. 1
Mrs. Hawley \‘fillinms and Mrs}
Robert “'flliams of the Upper Parish‘
were guests in Norwalk Saturday, of
Mm. Charles Rubey of 34 Orchard 9
street. 1
Quite a large number here were in
attendance at the "“‘elcome Home" l
Clapp.
Notice was filed of the appointment
of Joseph H. Briefly of New London to
be permanent receiver of the Mone-
THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
rm: OLD CANDY mu. usom unto!
’with the game. (Weakness nuvnncr gan (‘otton Mill. Company of New l b ' r h d
.one.) He crept upstairs. returned the London. John I". fin“ of Fall ‘Rtver. 09 e ration 1: Ten 1 e rctume sol- .‘1
jewels. and overhears the daughter of Mass. and Henry H. Smith of New :9” of Bedding at Putnam Park” . :3
' t a ‘i
the house say that the man 5-118 mal- London were named as appraisers, “and" I x _ 3: " —————— ’ ' “ " 'A” :j
' . a. ’ “h. ‘ u — I * .:
rtes must be different from '1) 5 9 A final certificate of dissolution was The regular monthly meeting ”f the ‘
has yet seen. filed bi" “10 Brooks Clothing Company Putnam Hose Companv vas hold zit
“hf“ :he “€33 02:60}; 2:111:231'3‘: 0' Vernon the Central Fire Station last evening.‘ '7
goes 0 er wri mg s z t . a, _. _m~_ .
note for her. This is what he wrote: TRADES umou coneness enos mm“ mm” "'9 “Russ”
“There are men diflerent from any A‘ISTFRI AM'éMONDAY. AUG. 5‘
you have seen hitherto. “Wan_" At the last sitting of the International
(\Venkness number two.)- Bcfmv- ne Trader Union 0098“?“ her? today,-
has a chance to escape the girl re- British and ..America11 de‘ega‘esi
turns. finds the note and the "him “WEI" ’0 amend the '3" paramhl
glar." has a little chat with aim-and of the resolution dealing with the eon»L
the poor "burglar" realize; that ft‘rence to 1,. held in “'aqhington. n.- .
Cupid has played him a menu trick (1- in OMC‘W" prorldinz that ”‘0 795"
(Weakness number three.) Alter "lu‘i‘m should I” binding on “"1 '
committing three such unhedrw or “3”"“5 "‘9”?!an at the present. M. t h 11 d G . t
breaches in burglar etiquette. what COHZI‘PSI‘. The British and Americansi l C e an I an
Hum”. has Tom? however. failed in their effort to re-'
‘ 7- ___ more the objectionable paragraph]
FISKE O‘HARA TO-NIGHT IN and the resolution was adopted 29 tot ‘- .-
“DOWN LIRIERICK WAY." II. TII" Biiti?h delegates IEII ”OI-Ore - '
Theatre goers of this city will be m" "m“ “a" H!“ .
plnnscd at the announcement» that «~— ' —
v 1 cm !_ or '
”in it pcpulnn “II h actor-Bi rim Fisk“ . “U86 \Wflkfl ‘Eé .
NEW \0 culdentillel . ,.
()II.1r.a will he sern try-Misti the run!!! w ,. "Em, amour 93.
Regent Thcnttc in his new tottmnti twenty live your old. was taken from ‘
cnmmlv. "Down Limciick “211‘." "r "W Gland (antral SUMO“ I0 “‘3 9‘ U9
y ' ‘ llo>piisl today, supposedly a \it.;tm 0:
Anna .\1chol.. . ‘ aphasia. She was a passenger on 3
Th“ "”‘V ""11”“? ""05"" -\"E”“" New Yolk. Ncw Haven é Hartford! .
tus l'ilnu for Mr. O‘Hara. t'tN mason. train. whirh shn boarded at b‘ridgc
has all the quali‘im or lnuzhzvr and port. (‘unm 11ml c1.l!:1psv-d upon rench- .
sentinu-nl. mirth with a touch or tears. in: hcrc. Tn“) 3.0.“.le Woman “.1"? a ‘
. . g .. . . . . ‘ weddlrtrz tins! wnn the lnscrtptton,, ‘
that his l'ilditilel him to his frwmh. "Herman Leilo to K. \-_ Die." ,
\\l:o look roman.V to his presentation I ' .
in this city. And the new stints this SAILORS' BODIES
Irish favorite will rim: cast a charm NOT RECOVERED: __j.
that ‘5 c” hi1 "0W own. I NEW LONDON. Aug. 5,—A tin-u law
Mr. (Vilma-1 is supported by an ex- plored [hp hull of the sunken hflfllllfl-i
NH?!" company. includlnl Patric-i3 rine G-2 off Pleasure Beach Sun'a).i_
Clary. Nu“ Bernard. 313“" “WIS M3" and learned that the bodice of Gulf-I
loy. Laurette Allen. Robert Erviniz. ner's “a”, Sidney D. l’hli‘a and Ewe. ’
J. r. Sullivan. .1. 1-:. Miller. w. 'r. we,“ Arnold (1. Henderson. who pm ASSORTED CHOCOLATES CHOCOLATE NUT CARAMELS
Sheesan and Norman Post. The pro- their lives when the qubmarzn, ssnxr - _ .
. ‘ ‘ " ’ _ ,~ .., ; '. tare‘ of rich-
duction is :1 MW and an elaborate one. July 30. are not in the craft, ' An excellent assortment of loathsome mart-ts, “ rapped These ‘n" d “m“ “1‘ ‘
~ . . . . ' est. Chocolate ("aramelsg gnncrously spangied
’ “ “ '—" “ ‘_ l pro whims: :1 l‘.l2':‘ enztldlttitmn of quality. Vil- .
l j with a pleas-111;: medley of tasty chopped
holy and thorough calmly excellence at a Yerv . . . . -
l ‘ ’ nuts. Latch plt‘i‘t‘ 1s wrappctl 111 sanitary
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1 ducts and tastv nuts in the following flavors: Chocolate Nuts. Vanilla Nuts.
. ;_ Vanilla MarshmaI'ow. Vanilla Plain. Each Dioce wrapped in sanitarv waxed
Daoer.Soecia1 60calb t
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i MARASCHINO CHERRIES DAR DIES 2.,
I The reddest. 'ir‘rest. most lusciou; cherries Theseswccts vtcrc llifillh n nmcd for ”le ("‘T-
_ , . . , , . . . tainiv are a dandv treat. The choir-“st rated
dipped With Juice are first dipped in rich - ~ I:
. cocoanut and finest chocolate presents :1 com-
fondan and luxuriously covered “'1‘“ 0‘" binstionmf indescribable dclieinttsnczm. Our
milkchoeolate....................80clb. priceonly .......... ‘ ............ ...60¢Ib.
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0111‘ 01in Storeat ”Wildest.
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