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Today
The Brilliant Star.

DOROTHY DALTON

In the Paramount Picture,

“OTHER MEN’S
IVIVES”

This girl of society knew no hap-
. until romance sought her
vnt, Then she dealt with "social
ignites."

Ruth Roland

in the 10th Episode of
“The Tiger’s Trail“

Traveloyue and Comedy.

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Wednesday

The Diminutive Actress.

MARGUERITE CLARK

And the Popular Star,

EUGENE O’BRIEN

in the First Run Paramount Pro-
duction,

“COME OUT OF
THE KITCHEN”

She was a daughter of wealth
and luxury. but would not leave the
The Dramatic Actor,

kitchen. Who was the reason?
William S. Hart

g A FORD WEEKLY
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Thursday

AN D COM EDY.
“Square Deal Sanderson”

Golden
' Silver Sheet

Quality Pictures on the

Today

.4 Elsie Ferguson
l in Artcraft Picture.

“Eyes of the Soul"

l-‘oundnd on “Salt of the Earth."
ilw tannins Saturday Evening Post
.Jm‘y, by George chston.
“SAMBO'S WEDDING DAY."
Burton Holmes' Travelogue.

Wednesday
William S. Hart

In Artcraft Picture.
“Square Deal Sanderson”

He's a wonderful mixture in this
picture~~wild, woolly and inﬂexible
In his ﬁght. for the right——but mm
in and almost cowed by the pres-
‘llL'L‘ of the woman he loves.

; Also, 2-Reel Comedy
And Others.

THURSDAY,
MARGUERITE CLARK
__.jn—.

"COME OUT OF THE KITCHEN."

‘which she does admirably.

WOT!" ;
STATE revision TESTER

(Continued from Page One).

was not transferred“ to the commis-
sioner of motor vehicles together with
the motor vehicle law. but was left
with the secretary of state.

Major Malone rocelved his title as
an aviator in the United States Army,
from which he was recently discharg-
ed folIOWIng two years‘ experience.

season, is that M in support
of mrguerite Clark in her latest Pars
amount photoplay, “Come Out of the

, In another leaving themestern plains
for the asphalt of the city streets. But
inow he's back in harness. astride a
trusty horse and with his wide-brlm- Kitchen," which will be shown at the
Imed Stetson stop his head. He riots “Regent Theatre to-morrow. Miss
through a picture that is full to the Clark's leading man Is Eugene
brim of action, excitement. and heroic O'Brien, who has played opposite the
deeds. Thwe ans lirtly scraps, quick star in several of her recent pictures.
shooting, all the characteristic incii but Frederick Esmelton, who is new
dents of life as it was lived in the to Paramount audiences. is an expert
yesterday of the Southwest. 7 enced actor who has a most important
l Those who care for action piled on role. . - He was officer In charge of living at
action. true love and the code of honor Who ever heard of a. girl and a'vwo different fields and was gradua-
ot‘ the far west: who revel in scenes beautiful one at that. too—IT'S? 13311:: "2: (Tm yam; and “:51,th plan:
which show the everlasting hills and ed to stay in the kitchen a e m ,1 5c 00 g, e "’99“ re urne
the deserts that stretch into miles in instead of being the real society lad: garzglwzlyislétixyhsx‘olo;§°g$ 33:33:
'evcry direction; for the strange and that she was? Girls dont do sue. the last German plane on the “‘estern
‘strenuous life of tilt. cowtowns. the things to—day. perhaps, ‘but there isnt ,front and who was in charge of all
[communities where men live and die a girl in the United States who W011” ‘ flying activities on the Mexican box:
fliard and are either very honest or

not beglad of the opportunity of going} der. He had a discussion with Mam
‘vet-y' evil—will ﬁnd it all in “Square into the kitchen as Claudia did?

And» Kirby about the English and French
. h tit w.“:ﬂying methods as compared with

Deal Sanderson." .1151“ here we “'3‘“ ‘0 53’ t a ‘ lthoae taught in this country.
make any girl's heart beat doublei Details of the examinations to be
time if she were to have the oppof‘rgiven t0 afﬂicsntg ’0"! 3"““01‘3' Us
- h n as ' censes. the n; e se ection of the
“mi” of coming out. of the km: 9 ‘ltestlng ﬁeld. remain to be worked out
Claudia did. 93mm“? When "”95 “m by Major Malone. and the secretary of

brides are in full bloom. “'e can't say the state '1" act entirely on his rec-
any more without sh’ing swnv the.ommcndations in issuing airs-mfg n.
storv, but Marguerite Clark tells howlcenses.
it happened in her neWest and best»
picture. i

AT PALACE THEATRE, TO-DAY

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Elsie Ferguson in “Eyes of The Soul."
Based on Saturday Evening Post
Story, “Salt of The Earth."
One of the largest sets ever built, in
En motion picture studio is that of the
Palm Garen cabaret in Elsie Fergu-
5son's latest Artcraft picture. “Eyes of
‘the Soul.” which will be shown at the
,PalaCe Theatre, today. It is a full
;sized cabaret.’a ﬂight of steps leading
up to the stage from the restaurartt
'ﬂoor and a length of restaurant which
takes in perhaps twenty‘ﬂve tables
.‘within the camera’s range.
The story deals with a little cabaret
,dancer who is loved by an elderly man
!a judge and a member of one of the
isouth‘s ﬁnest families. He is first, at-
.tructed to her by her beauty and
'graee, and after maklnu her acquain-
lance. he realizes that not only is she
{possessed of a curious code of her
.own by which she lives. but 'she has
many excellent qualities.
2 Miss Ferguson portrays the stellar
man. wearing a costume resembling
that of a pigeon. A dn‘ncing instructor
was engaged to give Miss Ferguson a
'few lessons in a bird dance and walk.
She. is ac-

MRS. PERKINS LEADS.

iMrs. arming Also Wins in Golf Con.
test It Greenwich.

GREENWICH. CONN.. AUG. 12—?“
H3;.ﬁtiﬁztegearmrutmzunded.the golf tournament for women them.
As a fitting tribute of the honor andLberS 0‘ “10 Greenwich Countrv C7”
esteem with which Uncle Sam lookayesterdsy for prizes presented by Mrs.
upon his wounded World War heroesmu, 3, Thompson and Mrs. H. y 0.
every man wounded in action will be Lewis". Mrs. A. F. Perkins with a

presented with a special certiﬁcate of _ .
commendation In.the very near future. score 0‘ 90-4. 94‘ was the wmner m
class A. and Mrs. G. Browning won in

The certiﬁcate is lithographed.
10x14 inches in size. and at the top class B. Her ’card was 134-16. 118.
hears the words “Columbia gives to conditions were ei hteen hole
her sons this Accolade of New Chiv- rated“ play . g
l f H man't ." while at the bot-. ' '
a 1y n u l y P. S. Teny had the best score in an
handicap and w”

tom is space for the recipient’s name:

rank and origin. and the words "Serv- eighteen hole
awarded the cup presented by ll. L.
Dillon. in the out in match play for

ed With Honor in- the War with Gen-
the cup presented by T. C. Convene.

many and was wounded in action at
Colbsy M. Chester heat C, But‘srhsrt.

on ————. This is followed by a.
facsimile of the president's signature.
1 up. 27 holes. in class 3. Dr. c. r.
lionan best E. H. Peters, 5 up and I

together with the signature of the of-
to play.

CERTIFICATE OF COMM ENDATION

Will

ﬂcer issuing the certiﬁcate. In the
crater of which is a picture drawn
by E. H. Blashﬂeld. a government ar-
tist. of an armed Soldier kneeling in
from of Columbia, who Is striking him
on the shoulder with the flat of a
sword. the old symbol of conferring

DECAY GER"! NOW
“GASSED” BY OXYGEN

companied by twenty girls. all chosen 'Knizhthood. Seveml‘ ranksI of men
for - g. ‘ , present arms a t e n t le real
their ' lace and beauty from and directly in back of Colombia

The Victory tf Modern Science
You have found that teeth will de-i
toy and will let yellow in spite of the:

Broadway shows.

stands a drawer] national emblem.
Corporal G. V. Parks expects that
the. consignment of these certificates

AT REGENT THEATRE. TO-DAY.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. “he £911,” of 'decay eyery time you.

; Tiger's Trail,” Travelogue
. brush your teeth.

and Comedy. .

i John H. Fromm. et at. to Mary C.

There is one way to be sunk—and
hundreds of thousands have already.

is an apostle of happiness. 1 John R. Lawrence to John J. Ree-
Cynthia Brock. an orphan, is strand- hie. lot and buildings, Sound View ter-

pd among millionaires, a society para- race. \Var. R b J discovered It. and that one was is toj

site of beauty and accomlpishmonm,t 4 ‘Tm'fmrpt Raymond .m 0 o" "89‘ “gas" the dangerous decay germs with
~ It“ sky. int and bunldings. Second , , , ‘

living on the bounty of her former street. “’ar. OX‘GEN- OX‘GEN 13‘ i‘ beneficia

Anna L. Hawkins and Elizabeth l.
Grady to Augusta .l. Reinhardt. lot
and buildings, Harbor View Beach.

friends. passing from town house to
‘eountry mansion. with no' means of
her own. Silt is greatly admired for “’ar.

her beauty and gowns. She meets \Villiam p_ Cogswell m Herbert F.
James Gordon an iionmaster. and his Grist and wife. lot and buildings, Sher-

wil‘c. Viola. The latter is beautiful "YS'Y‘FN- “'811 _
and desirous of becomin a member, Robert Joselnvsky to 9'3"“? J.\an—

" ‘ , . g . ' . Ness. lot and buildings, Second street.
of the exclusive socml set In which

“'ar.
Cynthia moves. Elizabeth Randall to Robert Jose-

'I‘hrough the efforts [It Fenwit‘k! lo_\'sky. lot and buildings, East avenue.
, . . , . . 'ar,
Flint, a financter. the Gondonh are l“ ; Samuel J. Stewart to Addie V.
vited to time. With the Peyton An-

, “'hite. lot. Harbor View Park. “’ar.
drews. with whom' Cynthia is staying. Julia ill. Knapp to Herbert A. Math-
F‘lint. a cold man of the world, is in—

ewson, lot and buiidings, Flax Hill
initiated with Viola and is seeking to

road. “’ar.
Jose 11 nick and wit to Etta L.
win her from her husband. He knows D Q e
Cynthia is in need of money and he

Knight and Emma M. Lambert. lot
andbuildézlzs Union Park. “’ar.
nﬂers her $100,000 to get Gordon into
a compromisinu’ situation with her, in

gas or vapor and penetrages where the
tooth brush fails.

OXYGEN is Nature’s life-civinz
substance; without oxygen‘in the air
we would die. McR & R Calox Tooth;
Powder contains quantities of vital ox-
yzen. but it is “chemically imprison
ed.” in contnct with the mouth ﬂuids
this oxygen is readily released. pene~
trntes into the crevices and hiding
places of the mouth and quietly gass-
es the germs into harmlessness.

McK & R Calox tastes better than
any dentifrice you ever tried—no
"Muzzy” ﬂavor. Being a powder it
"takes hold" in a pleasing way. Try
it fér ten days and watch your teeth
whiten. Twice a year at your dentist's
and twice a day with Mali 8; R Calox

lda J. Pals to Joseph Quick ’and
wife, lot and buildings. Putnam ave—

l‘—"'——-——-—-" I ““7
3' Rolon Point
PARK

South N orwalk. Conn.

Dancing Every Evening
Picnic Dales Now open
i Shore Dinners and a-
,i la-Carte Service

Special Attention to
luacheous & Banquets

l FWEWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT.

a lit mum ‘5

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‘: RACE THEATRE. WEDNESDAY

' "Warn

8. Hart Back in Harness
Astnde Trusty Horse in ‘Square
Deal Sanderson."
iwl 11.21 llart~hero of every

«1.4 from Maine to California

-nada to the gnif—beloVed

.. a.“ cure for red-blooded action,

x Huff-'1‘“ n—will be seen in the 116',

, icture. “Sqoare Deal Sand-

" Still,

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lit".

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12ml.» Theatre, Wednesday. ' ’
in several of his Wt
34H“. has dot!“ l ‘ ‘
1-. appearing.

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. . . .. . nue. War. ‘ t'
.order that Viola may obtain a divorce. John B. Gruelle m “'illiam S. Ab- spells as e s. .
Hounded by creditors. Cynthia does bott, lo! and buildings, East “van Clifford Pharmacy. South Norwalk
Deline C Hurdwick. Norwaik

_' REGENT THEATRE, WEDNESDAY. '
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bled in any picture during the current puts it.
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which will be shown at tha'l '

street. ar.

Michael Olijen to Joseph Poslusch-
my and wife. lot and buildings. Spring.
Alill avenue. War. ‘

Estate of E. Hill. Inc.. to Marietta
'I. Rider. lot and buildings. Fairﬂeld
ave. War.

not at ﬁrst spurn the offer. and later.
accepts a gift of $10,000 with which
F‘lint purposes_ she shall bind their
bargain. She endeavors to plh‘y‘i‘lint's
game.

Carl‘B. Pallaske to Thom as Busch

and wife, lot and buildings; Glenwood
avenue. War. ’

Marguerite Clark and Eugene O'Brien __ - __
in “Come Out of The Kitchen:" SUCH IS LIFE.

Ford -Weekly and Comedy. , "Rich man. twin-six. Poor man. six

One of the strongest casts'assem- twins." Is the way the Everett Herald,

AT THE‘ REGENT'THEATRE.

. _..._.. .fni‘ local distribution will arrive constant use of ordinary dentifrices. »~= '
Dorothy Dalton in “Other Men's shortly. The résson Is plain; no dentifrice mm“
: Wives:" Ruth Roland in “The { — is sure to reach every hiding place of;

Askst the

; Dm‘oth." Dalton. who plays the part neur. lot and buildings. Woii'pit ave- ’ There Steinem" ""99“ your ' SODA FOUNTAIN ..
inf Cynthia lirock in "Other 'Men's nue. “'ar. teeth and under the thin edge of the F G

j\\'i\-e.<-." \Vllil'll comes as a Pararﬁmnt Am?“ B (\‘tﬂlld'm 9‘2““. “1- {:fw: him which 1remain untouched even 01" M0!

suffering to the Regent Theatre to-day. ::'::‘P(;Pl“t‘3:: "i mes. “0““ ' 9“ after a vigorous brushing. 020

One glass means another.

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navsmtnoﬂ
‘ EXCURSION BU’SIIVESS‘i

manner tron Page One). ‘

Yes," said he. "Twelve hundred
was not considered an unusual crowd
for an excursion from this town to
Parlor Rock, Brooks!“ Park and 6th-
er picnic grounds, and there was hard-
l)’ a Week that some Sunday school or
fraternal sooiety did not run 0
somewhere. by boat or rail or a com
binstion of the two, as was the case
of the one mentioned.

“it's a whole lot different now.
There have been just two excursions
run from here this season, each ’under
the auspices of a popular organiza-
tion, with many members and a boat
of friends. One carried about one
hundred passengers and the other not
more than twice that number. '

"The reason for the change is easy
to ﬁnd. The constantly Increasing
number of automobiles makes a trip
to any point of interest quicker.
cheaper and more sociable than one
in a crowded train or slow-going ex-
cursion boat, while. if a larger party
Is planned, there are plinty of bosses
for hire, and a business truck may be
quickly converted into a comfortable
conveyance for a score or more.

"Back in the early 80:; I well re-
member the. big crowds that used to
go up the Danbury road to Brookside
Park, at Bedding station. and there
was not a day from early in June un-
til September that one or more excur-

sion was not books! there. Now the ’L
dine grove has been cut down and the;

plot broken up Into building lots. .

The excursions by water were the I