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PRICES
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Regent Theatre
The House Where Quality
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Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
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Today
The. Captivatin'z Star
Constance Talmadze
‘ Her New :19i3’\2l Success
“HAPPINESS
A LA' MODE"
She didn‘t ask where he went
each night, so he wanted a divorce.
She gave. the divorcemthen
The Musical Hit of the. Season
“Head Over Heels"
THE POPULAR MITZI
Friday
(One Day Only)
'l‘hr- l’opular Dramatic Actor
WILLIAM FARNUM in
, “The Jungle Trail”
When New York city meets the
‘tiritan jungle in a second Garden
' l-Itlnn.
SaturdaY
Mitchell Lewis
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Silver North”
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1 South N orwalk. Conn.
Dancing Every Evening
Picnic Dates Now Open
Shore Dinners and a-
la-Carle Service
Special Attention to
Luncheons & Banquets
FIREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
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‘Tv‘e News to Mother," Beauti-
Story of Motherly Lcwe.
:mn life as it actually in. not
.1 life as we. find it in netion.
-_ Bolt-rt l’ii-tures' latest 51190
lii'lll "Bt‘tlltk the RVOW»g i0
unlirh comes to the Palace
till :z\.
1‘- .iv, the small‘town bo)’. With
\ twnblvs, which to him seem
.vimit mountain. his sweet-
‘l and his widowed motfi'fi'l‘.
‘~‘~'tl.~lli)l.< with a love strong-
ltl'incipal characters of this
_ ' whose heart Interest
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kinds of people which
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Comedy
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Regent Theatre
THURSDAY, AUGUST \28
SEASON’S OPENING
Henry W. Savage Offers
America's Foremost Prima. Donna Comedienne
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HEAD OVER HEELS
“The Season's Gayest Music Play”
With Its Much Praised Cast and Fascinating Femininity
ENTIRE NEW YORK CAST AND COMPANY'S OWN OR.
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SEATS NOW SELLING
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‘ iConotanho‘e Talmadge in :‘Happinegs . b ‘1‘ ~ ‘ PARADE.
. a Ode, afigdr°‘kly and EN “MEN“ ‘ “The ninth annual parade. celebra-
1 C t ._ ‘tlon and ball of the Maria SS. Del
‘ n ‘ ons ance Talmadge “ latest iAnsunta Society will be held on Labor"
l iSelect picture. “Happiness a la Mode."
11 which she is presented by Lewis ‘ '
J. Selznick at the Regent Theatre. to; BRIDGEPORT. A35. 26.—An inquiry Tthesrte 3”:if$1.;elfig'3uitfikggmtnfi‘
dav. the star portrays a young wife into the‘ street dfmurbance of 1353.28 mg. p.13...“ whip; 'wiii :1,“ iron“;
‘with an unfaithful husband. who suc- night in which the police. after re—‘ed b . an at lit-rain street ”gel \rith
'cumbs to the wiles of another womani spending to a riot call. was stoned, and' a "ice ”of: t u, | Town!) “2......th
and asks his little wifcy for a diVol‘Cc‘.i they in return charged men and wont ih'l“ ;‘n:‘(»(liataelx' fixer The u.‘....1‘,,.ul
She gets the divorce and is allowczlgcn with their‘night sticks will be run-'1 “I," in, held at the 5...... map; in inn}
three months in winch to file 2191' final : ducted by Superintendent of Police eyenmg “gm music by Sx‘ec'g nre‘rnsv
decree. John H. Redgate. This is due to llleitnt
Day with the usual Observances.
\Vifev was 5““ clever enough ‘0; fact that Police Captain John O‘x‘on 3 ~ Z
I‘Palize tho' the way to win back her; no” charged Police Sergeant Hm»... M»..- _-- — -- A - . —--- l
man was to trade places with he! a with failure to obey orders. Gama-mi, .
rival. The other woman was now the:
promised wife and she was now iilc
“outside" girl. the romantic sweet-r
heart. Her plan worked. and durin‘zf
the three months which were to 9139803
before the final decree was to be file:l.~ Supprlmondam Redgate said “a”:
hubby_wn3 ever at her heels. This' that probably Hprb would hp Hmh
wnsvcxnctly what she wanted. but The; moned to appear before mp cumming.
:ontmued “‘10 79mg: “ff resume ter- lioners to (‘Xplail‘i his actions,
0mm" 5 a 3 as 5 “'19- The diS'luthllCP was accom .anicdl
Her plans are brouzht to a fruitful I by some rough work on both sides, butt .
conclusion when she invites him to: 0 one was agrious‘y hurt. Four up
dinner and pretends to tail ill an"; rests were made. The dcfendnnts are!
the meal. He takes be? home an i .- “my. . . -
, charged “lth minimal bi‘edtt‘. 0.
Funds for the doctm-xwlm pronounces ; peace and the “in”; continued until
that she has n perilous breakdozvnw Saturday with bond»: .vv t‘i'm mac-l.
it; 'i‘ifljdthtznzteii‘izlnt: haéhi‘gdhgbgci The dissurtbanclile‘ {allowed dinners-all;
, . , ‘ . not a crow a (er 9 ungarlan ‘omnc l'
l‘l tendetly caring for her. the tenth, 0' the. Socialists had m on refused per-'
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O'Connell is reported to have said to",
FOX'annt Herb after the disturbance:
was over: "I told you they would not:
hold a meeting except over my car“
«use. and you (Herb) let them hold ”3"
There are few, if any, as clev-
er comediennes as Mitzi.
_N' Y' Pout. EELS];aggaiieoit-tggfiiinigi‘33:i mission to dho‘td a alleging. Superin.
' , ' ' . ‘ . .' tendcnt Re an e on e, was not cer-.
man. starts to weep. But little wnfe.‘ ; lain that the Hungarians started (no
12.21: 32.39.3322? illo“.?‘:.t“liiié m... W... .. ...
weener" See “HnDplness a la Morita". by others. Fl a int i‘uh a h“: '0‘
‘ ’ hi ‘a turned out hose aided the pol ce n a. secon. .l -,
.i‘nd learn how ‘ “5‘ ' 3 tack upon the crowd and water proved
' flectlve than police sticks.
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mall orders Rewwed ..... . “101191501- “HEAD OVER HEELgr’i'now NlGHT E 'miEimaTEXiic REIN
‘ REGENT. TO-M . FIRST . . i
' ._._—_ ___. Another new musical comedy. bcaw STATED AFTER DISMISSAL. POUCLAS FAIRBANK‘S
_ _. M- * --._.._ A in: the always reassuring trademark; _ .The KnickerbOCkfiiBuckAloo
HARTFORD. Aug. 27.——lt has been N‘W' ‘-
avaze. it to come to thc~
‘O'mm'mw nigh“ reported in musics) circles recently
“Head 0"" “Wk“ that the First infantry. C. E. 6.. Band
promise ot‘ delight (Colt's) had been dropped {mm the
in tlnt the saucy and diminutive Mitzil service and thnt there was a vacancy
i“ "9 “1"- The production comes“ in that position. Inquiry reveals that
with the praise given in its long runs. the icports are somewhat inaccurate.
in NM” "Wk- Boston and Chicago. Bands for the encampmentn at Xian-3
with n whimsical storv bv Edgar Allan; tic this year were gllowed $2 a day
“malt. and in: music is bv the favorite for each man. As Inst year. theywere
light music composer of to—day, Jer- purely voluntecr encnuipmenta, tor
. ome Kern. In it Mitzi is seen an al on‘iccrs and men on the second-lien-
cil-lish acrobat quite as mischievouslv tenant 01‘3“,” list. the state 1,").qu
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of Henry W. S
Rezent Theatre.
under the title of
and there is added
By Special Request, Dauglas Fair-
banks in "The Knickerbocker
Buckaroo." will be Presumed
at Pulace Theatre. Friday.
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‘Silvor Sheet
—Today and Thursday
The Big Sensational Select
. ‘Specinl inclined as she was in "Pom Pom."‘ simply for transportation from Sutur-
' . ' . e if SUV “5mg : ' lght to Wednesday morning orj
. “Break the News and the comps“) is on t l’ d!) n And'
Emil}: 0i “1“" ouch district and subsistence.
is no male _mlg ymr as last year. the percentage
mh‘n- of of officers in attendance. particularly.
of the First district. was very high.
indeed. ' i
importance for an o
musical comedy. There
chorus. but there is on 91189
girls that has been lunch talked about.‘
also includes a
to Mother"
A story of the greateSt thing in
the um-ld~~mother love.
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i Charles K. Harris ~-— ito 9, It was understood that“ thv;l
' ARE 2 band did not consider the pay 0 ere: .
i Also 2 Part Comedy SCHOOL DAYSNEAR AT HILLSIDE' was sufficient. and thereupon it was'
i ' The Hillside School for Girls and dropped from the scrvu-e. Immedl-i ”#5 .
: Friday Little Boys has issued its announce- silly thereafter. the band made rem (-‘gf’l‘zt
I .. .. ' ,, ‘ "tent for the full term. which opens ‘lllf‘flt 1‘“ reinstatEment. its refusal to] v" {flu
, Smue Producer its first session on “'ednesday mom. entgr into (1:10 (pulp pittinhhavigilfmbeeflo: li” ,7”ny
' i ,2. Sell. l’lh. with many attractive ma c at. t e .m0 o e c . , 4 f -gttziévficru ‘
Douglas Fairbanks poems r3): its pupils. . and pressure of business nttendlngl \, i")v”fLEI\:ifb-J’gfiLiN1L-g;‘\ I
in Ariel-aft Pit-lure A special feature {“1" h(‘ Ill“ dITIC' the Fourth Of July! hobued‘y peflald_i 'é‘ JST paE"~75 [.\
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“ ' ' boc . ' l 3.. of which the following out- The mailer In left It a iancc- e , ON AN E ‘r—
' The anCker ker ii‘niclsag‘iven: band continuing to occupy its qunrt~i by .N TAlMAva
BUCkal‘oo" The school hopes to engnze the ers at 11h? ARON}. “me 13:233.; HAD. 9 INESSALA hfefi‘:
. - . -, s .r 'l i' ll hlv sure issl‘ul :nd “1an f ‘1‘ 39D cation or _-¢
A‘Ifllllml “0m Horace (“edgy a : himocnzsll: clziarinfling' tenchhr of da‘nc- ment “'35 endorsed by (‘olonel (7. “.- AT REGENT THEATRE.
"l‘illhilll'v ”U” “'t‘si. Young 3““‘3. , in: from New York. who will come to Burpee. A‘ The “99"“ Theatre, To-day.
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Lena Pczmle. formerly Lena Rn took place on ;\‘.a\- 22.1919.
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a divorce from her husband, Salvatore
Pezzalc. also of Dnnbury,’ llexing intol-
erble cruelty.’ From papers tiled in
znle requests that one be allow“
use her maiden name.
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complete. salislaction or your money back *
We have. complete stock in all sin: ready for your in-
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Come in aid pick out the size that in most suited for your.‘
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How and begin-wing on yam- cool bill. [as the Ridiinond
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Tom Mix Specials
_V\’(-(lnc3(lny. and will conduct three SEAPLANE NCA
Mutt G. Jeff Cartoon
! classes. if desired; one in folk danc' COMING TO CONN.‘_
ling and child1~en~s dances for pupils \. \ "—1.1“? ten-‘
' under tWelye; one in aostlwtic vlnnc- PORTF‘A‘ D' ‘1‘)“ Aug. '" “
I one in social dancing (‘lssses tative itinerary of the naval seaplnnv,
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I um, and opportunity will he giYer in C . .. . . . .1 -p .
~ . . oasis “d: .innouuie .s
”10 spring to take part in the school 5 "nd Gull ’
~ - ' - - . annual outdoor play. ttrday.
palslmonloli,: tn the eyes oi the world. Anyone interested in such a class is The fliers will remain several
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, tutor} in mo to“ n. the host house in der that. further notice may be sent in ' In charge 01 Licutena'nt Command—i
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:tliat was best in the town. even thei ’ I . Principals. "r A‘ C. Read. Who fivw the NC-“
’town itself, A few blocks away stood! Miss Margaret Robinson Brendlinc- across the Atlantic the plane will .
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gits shabby exterior, was a much fines Misa Vida Hunt. Francis. R. . . . ~
I and happier home than the big house" Smith (011939. 8: Providence. Octobtr 10' 59' Ila-1 .31, nd h
on the hill. Dave and mg. widowed Instructors. \cn: October. 13: Plilladelphin_ Or- maten a. t
mother lived here. and many were the Miss Maude Emily “'ood. A, It. tober IS: Baltimore. October. 22:! creased very m“
happv hours spent in the small. coz- Vassar. Mathematics and 3097""- Vi‘ashinglon. October 26: Norfolk. Va”:
ily furnished sitting room. with‘ a 3 'ss Rut M. “'ilson. A. ll.. “'el- . - .
hrizht fire burning in the grate. leslty. ’ English and history. October 30' Spartan. S. (:' .\0\embcri
around which :nt Mrs. Bray. have and Mrs. Edith Hunter Bonnie. A, 13.. 3: Jacksonville. Fla. hovcmber 6:?
Ruth. ' Vassar. English and history. Miami. November 10. Pensacola. Nov-g
——-——- —-—-— Miss Emilie lleiler. natlxe of (mber it. and New Orleans. La...
France. Brevet Su erieur. French. - ‘
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BY Spec'a' “"1““ DWG'“ FW‘ Miss u. Marguerite James. B. L. MERIDEN'S MAYOR SELLS Fooo l
MERIDEN. AUG. 27-Ttlrn‘n2 mero‘
chant for the lime lw‘nc. Mavor Hem;
yesterday at tlre head-7
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bacon at thirty-three
and of army ham at:
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1:" am]. at: ‘rh u}: 1:100. huluch “’ ,in- gymnastics and coaching. (‘oluvnr quarters. per
1': .9 wry". “t 1 P. a noel T eatre. Fri"; his Summer School. Classes in louver of the army
:21). {11 U .in unique} .31 9’23“?“ open-g schools and gymnastics. cents a pound
£5“ ‘3‘};iaglli‘bur:tmvl‘l?lcfipt:;ee flying: Miss Grace Trent. Danbury Normal thirty-one cents.
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las' reason for snrlouslv considerinz, Sui” H. Eloise? Bylngton. graduate
if you will take
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GLASS CF SALTS IF
the “I’M“ Greeley. bromide “Go‘ Miss Fannie Smith's Training School. ‘
"“"- ‘0‘"“5 ”a“ ‘3 9‘”‘“‘““d- .In charge 01' primary and kindergal't~. voun KIDNEYS HURT
This Pnll'banks-Artcrnft release en. »
MiSS Louise Ludwig. :t’aduate Miss Eat Lee: Meat if You Feel Backachy
.. ly another.
or Nave Bladder Trouble.
.. because of the weeks "f flmoi Fannie Smith‘s Training School.
Meat Fotms uric acid which excites
devoted to developinz t‘h'e st’or‘y. Each Bridgeport. Primary department.
episode was carefully constructed bYl Mrs. Katherine Seyfan: Sanhorn. and ovel'works the kidneys in their
DOUKS stat‘t‘. pupil of Arthur Foote and Thomas efforts to filter it from the system.-
Tipper. Piano. Regular eaters of them must flush the‘
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk. pu- Kidneys occasionally. You must rt,-
. pil of Paolo Giorza. Milan. and of Corr lieve your bowels; removing all the
. ne'ius Ruebner, Columbia. Voice. acids, waste and poison. else you feel
i Mrs. Antoinette Gregory “'hite. a dull. misery in the kidney region.
School of Design. Art Students‘ Leag- sharp pains in the back or sick head-
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meat.
ue. Charcoal. water color. oils. ache, dizziness, your stomach sours.
Miss H.~ Lillian Hewitt. graduate tongue is coated, and. when the
Zanerinn School of Penmanship, Col. weather is bad you hive rheumat‘ct
umbus. Ohio. Penmanship. Itwinzes. The urine is cloudy, full of
i Mrs. Amy Ford “'alker. House (ii-sediment; the channels often get irri-
lrector. :tnted, obliging you to get up two or
Mrs. J. B. Thill, Rochelle. three times during the night.
iFleld secretary. To neutralize these irritating acids
3 Miss Gertrude. Hepburn Wood. In land flush or: the body‘s urlnous waste
charge of the lodge. iget about four ounces of Jad Suits
i Miss Gladys W. Beach. School soc-ltrom nny pttrmacy; take is able-
! retary. 'r
WANTS GERMAN DYEIS.
3830011111! in a Silas of water before
lbrenktnst for a few days, and your
kidneys will then not due and bladder
wasnmorou. Aug. 26.—ancuidmoram clapper. This unions mm
P. Gavan, Alien Property Cutodlamlu mg m the (gem of grape. end
today naked President Wilson to rssueumon juice, combined 2.7m, m1." mi -'
an executive order permitting him to. hit been aged for ‘mnm to w.
and an agent to‘Pnris to purchase!“ mam ’ ‘ *1 kidneys and.
mm the reparation communion! o,” W N m“;
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TOKENEKE, DARIEN, CONN.
SATURDAY EVl'gNING
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This cream is not equalled, w. beflevo, anywhere in this city.
We have told this to many and they have tried it on the strength of
this statement and have returned and lid we were right.
have not already tried this XXX too am vb tell you the lame and
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docidodtoemployocnndymnbrththdboon trained in making
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