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It‘s 20 Degrees Cooler in
The Regent
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
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Today and Thursday
A Special Production
(Fur Two Days Only)
l‘w Fuscinuting Screen Actress,
ANITA STEW'ART
As a Illystcrious Young \Vifc.
the First National Attraction,
“MARY REG AN”
From Leniy Scott's Novel of that
name.
The doors of New York's mid—
night joy grounds open to the glit-
lvrim: ttndrrwnrld of doubt and
lost hopes.
A Ford Weekly
And Comedy
Frid 35‘
Popular
TOM MOORE
In an unusual role, in
“THE CITY or
COMRADES”
This man was down and almost
out, but—— _
Pathe Renew
Comedy
Coming ! I!
Elsie Ferguson
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“Eyes of the Soul”
in
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Golden Quality Pictures on the
Silver Sheet
Today
The Sublime
NAZIMOVA .
Powerful Metro Drama,
“REVELATION”
} This great production has mys-
, (wry, witchcry, charm—it has the
. magic of thousand years ago.
and the grim dynamic reality of
tm- prcst-nt moment.
Also. 2-Recl Comedy,
‘LOONEY LIONS AND
MONKEY BUSINESS."
Thursday
Bert Lytell .
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1 “Boston Blackie’s Pal"
‘ CHRISTIE COMEDY
.; TOPICS OF THE DAY.
‘1‘ FRIDAY,
Bryant Washburn in “A VERY
GOOD YOUNG MAN,"
—and———
Tom Mix in “THE SHERIFF'S
BLUNDER."
In
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Roton Point '
PARK
South Norwalk. Conn.
Dancing Every Evening
Picnic Dates Now Open
Shore Dinners and a-
la-Carte Service
Special Attention to
Luncheons & Banquets
} FIREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
i NIGHT.
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M IHE IlEEiIIiES:
SKE O'HARA.
night nearly en ry seat was oc-
z-vl at thr- Rout-1n theatre.
nu. being Fiskc O'Hara in the draw
. ("121‘t‘tljv'. "Down Limerick “'ay.
111. rick “31y was presented
w .1“. first time to an audience pub-
:7. .1111] i1 pron-d to he a delightful
most charmngly told and
3‘1‘: vim-lion: opportunities for \l!‘
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livncc pnsaed out 0"”19
1:1.«1 (evening. remarks heard
'“sv-d conclusively that “DO“ Lim-
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1,. n '1 1 1m l-‘iske OHara orchesire
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TODAY AND THURSDAY
n “Mary Regan " Ford
1 Weekly and Comedy.
' How a cwv. of bold intriguers dare
rvcrything to obtain for their bait a
beautiful girl upon whose name her
father has cast a cloud, lsltold in
“Mary Regan," the screen version or
Lelloy Scott‘s famous nOVel, in which
Anita Str'wart will be seen at the Re
gent theatre today and tomorrow.
Mary chzm. the daughter of a no
torious criminal. feels that for her to
marry would be an injustice to any
man. Among thosc who know of her
father is Loveman. a blackmaillnc; at;
tornev, who comands a gang of high
society intrisuers.
Man" 5 mother was a society wom-I
an, and left her money, so that the
daughters ' renrlng has been that of a
gentlew.oman This makes her so
much better a prospect for the plot-
ters. The obstacle to their plan arises
from the fact That
mined that she shall go the. straight
path to mow. to the world that her
blood was not tainted by the course
of her rathrr. .
i The picture presents the fight he
1W9?" Mary z-nd Loveman. she strh-
Mary has deter-'
lHartfor-d Couples in Big Spit—Gar-
‘ office yesterday by George A. Cardwdl
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ing to “go straight." and he to tempt;
or force her to do his hiding. Loveman '
seems about. to triumph when Mary
falls in love with the son of a rich
man whose money the crooked attorn-
ey is schemimz to steal. ‘ 7
But back of Mary is Clifford,
young: detective, who watches
her even when Mary turns aside his
love to accept the infatuation of Jack
Morton
AT REGENT THEATRE, FRIDAY.
Torn Moore in “The Cityfof Com-
rades," Pathe Review and comedy.
The devotional friendship
"Lovey." the downond-outer.
Frank (Tom Moore) has
which Lovey lacks:
‘chlture. wcalth and honorable antece-
idents.
ground—etholr pas~=ion for drihk.
Yet they meet on a common
It is
'enoush to bind them, together ln their
,journey
[the real‘
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V honorable
’through the love of his little pal.
decides
through life's lowlands; but
affection which has resulted
close companionship is
strong enough to keep them united
when 1110) both 1enouncc the grape
the tippling b1ook
PALACE THEATRE THURSDAY
Bert Lytell in, “Boston Blackie’s Lit-
tle Pal," Has Unique Part of Bur-
glar. ‘
Bert Lytell.
forthcoming
Boston ‘Blajckie. in
Metro Production.
basod
Jack Boyle‘s Red Book hlnuazine
story. ls soon in the unique pmt of a
burglar who is also a pra-ccmaker.
11nd who en-ntually brings About a
happy reunion in a divided .family.
This original and cxcttin': plnv will
be the attraction at the Palace theatre
Thursdnv. and will show that a man
may he a thief and still retain all the
cthcr zood qualitics which make an
honcst man of him eventually. lie is
much more honorable than a so-call-
cd "gentleman" who proposes to steal
more than jewels—11 man's wife. .
Boston Bluckie is a lovable charac-
ter and gains the liking and respect
of all who u-cmc in contact with him.
because of his sterlingr qualities—the
fact that he believes in taking what-
cvt-r ln- wisltcs without bothering any-‘
thing about to whom it may belonz.
scents just :1 twist in his otherwise
( liaructcr. and. when. ‘
hc,
leaf and lead.
21$
(0 turn a D9W‘
van honest life the great worth of the
man is demonstxated.
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' animovn.tl1c streat star of the
AT PALACE THEATRE, TO-DAY
in "Revelation".
‘Mctro production “Revelation." which}
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value of the story
‘cle for
“'agnalls,
part:
appear in
proof to you how much I value it.
shall ttccttl
s the attraction at the Palace Theea-I
to—dny. realizes the fitness anzl'
as a starring vehi-
In a letter to Mabeh
author shc ‘1: mo in.
hen-tel f.
the
“IDS?!” and quick decision to
wonderful story i4
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has sincerely and pas-
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sinnu'clv :1s.l do cvcrrthinu I attcmp‘.
“'ill you try to think
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between the lines are charming to say
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ure for 1111‘ '3 You style and thoughts
be least."
MRS, STOREY’S
‘CHOOL
BOYS AND GIRLS
P *Tmary, Intermediate and
Ligh School Departments
Fall Term Begin! Sept. 8
Tutoriu r—Acedemic, Commer-
ciel , Apply.“
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ATTACHMENT FOR $250,000. entities as zgzeed upon. A coamer
fendant. ,0 . ..
Propctly "* Ford and Ts omit urcct
on Allyn street. and on Farminguam
avenue, part of which was formerly
the estate of Patrick Garvan, was at-
tachcd.
vans and Car-dwells Involved.
HARTFORD, Aug. 6.—An attach-
ment for 3250.000 against Thoma-s F.
(.arvan was tiled 1n the town clerk's
and wife in a counter claim action
against Mr. Garvan. Action was
brought. by Mr. Garvan in March of
this year against Mr. Cardwcll and
wife to recover damages alleged but
through failure to deliver cex'tam su-
“Y.” OF COURSE
Before they were married shP
thought him a treasure now she cou-
sidcrs him a treat urx _Edinburgh
Scotsman.
Anita Stewart in “Mary Regan," Reg en: Theatre, 70-day and Thurs.
day Only.
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EYEGLASS
18110138
CMPMA'I‘IIIN . 1
john“ fail to register as required
gt‘ic provisions
ifined not now than five dollars.
LIGHT (ICft‘vIs of vision may
develop seriouslyit' not "2v-
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e11 proper attention. i
111 the protection and prosart’u‘ion
cypcd uttcn-
lion of l'uitcd specialists
of your eyesight t'nc
tl‘;slll‘(‘
you service of the highest stand»
out?
LENSES
An: nann- um
ard.
I'uitctl Eyc Glass Shops arc innst
Illi‘tlt‘l'll in equipment with furn-
ishingzs and atmosphere «ifi'ering
restfuluess and comfort you will
appreciate.
110 Washington Street
80. Norwalk, Conn.
AUTO HOV IE3
By AARON KOHN
WHY IS THIS MAN HE muses.” H ’
So HAPfY ? To MAKE FRIENDS
"' wrrH HIS CAR
You can make friends with your car if you want
to. It 13 a simple ma .ter to attend to its needs and
wants. We will suppzy you with the dependable ac-
cessories that will make ycur automobile life well
worth living. ‘
TIRES AT RED UCED PRICES.
2.2%. E §:-=-:*"§§§.=—z
51"- =5==E __ .5
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claim Magnum-been mod 11)- pm tier
According tee.
lwhich certificate shall be lndhe form
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My.“
TWO BOYS SLIDE TO DEATH.
Now That the Victory
Loan is Over
grow mm A rue: To me your: nouns.
Secure than in one of our 8m DEPOSIT 80!!! O.
4. 00 per your.
The City National Bank
loath 30mm. 0011:.
Attempt to Count Down Mount Wan»!
lumen Precu'fltal. '
BRETTON )‘SOODS, N. 11.. Aug. 6.
——Ha1‘ry Clauson, 19. of South Boston.
and Jack Lonigan. 21. of Boston. were. F
killed yesterday on )lount'“‘ashing10n,{
when they attempted to slide downi
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the railway track on a board they made,
from a couple of railroad ties. T (om
panion tried n vain to dissuade 121cm.
£10m the hazardous venture. it
Nothing more was heard from the!
boys until passengers on the after-g
noon train saw the body of a boy lyingiv
beside the traclm. He‘train was stop i
but and the body of the other boy was?
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found near by. Both were taken to‘
lloston last night. _ _ - --__
R. F. o MAN BREAKS ’
1i?!“ 3': ':< ..—e
Lga‘lfl FAT MAN‘S
RACE AT ELKS OUTING
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ELLINGTON. A . 6.———Le C. T O H b! d
Leach a heav'vweiglft of thismpiace, r37 ur ome 3' e
and who is also the local ru al free
delivery man, is laid up at his home
because of a broken leg. He was at
an outing of Rockville Lodge, B. P. O.
Elks. and was one 01" the contestants
in the fa: mcn‘s race. lie atztempied
to make a‘ Iccord but he fell in the
third lap and broke his leg. A sup.
stttute is now carrying the mails. I
William E. Klbbe. Jr., broke his leftl
leg above the ankle. while running
mases in a recent baseball game.
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MADE FRE 3H DAILY
THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
l'ElIOLD CANDY mu. 2‘ 50m MIN 81‘:
MUST REGISTER
The following is the text or the new
law aflccting all bee owners in the
state:
Section 1. Every person owning
one or more hives of bees. shall. un-
nually. on or before the first day of
October, make application to the
town clerk at the town in which such
bees are kept by him shall be recorded
such bees and surh town clerk shall
issue to such applicant a certificate
of reetstra‘ion upon the payment of a
of twenty-five cents
prescribed and upon blanks furnished
by the Commissioner of Domestic Ani-
mals and shall be recorded in the
office of such town clerk.
Section 2. A record of such regis-
treation with the name and place of
residence of the registrant, and the
definite location in the town where
hoes are kept by him shall be rtcorded
in a separate book in the ofiice of the
town clerk, which records shall be
accessible to the public.
Scctinn Any owner of been who
by
he
Mitchellm and Grant
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[EITHER ’M. WRIGHT”:
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of this act shall
——Try a Sentinel “'ant Ad
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materials and the result has been that our ice cream trade has in-
creased very much indeed since we have devoted our efforts entirely
- to the making of this quality of ice cream.
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If you
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ly another.
Our XXX Ice Cream has convinced us that. the people of The
Nor-walks appreciate a real good article and will buy it and so we
decided to employ a candy maker that had been trained in ma'fng
candy foraparticula: trade. We have located the services of just
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most about—high quality candy—right in our store.
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