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number, Tom Moore's Constables. The
audiences was appreciative and many
of the acts encored for a considerable
mine some years ago. who was killed I
while making a parachute jump, his
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t time. Tile bill will Be repeated todav through the Mr toward the ground nll'- '
Z The House Where" Quality aml tomorrow, with two eveninq'the memory of his fate rushed back » 8P WELL
2 Reigns Sl10\\'s. lto me suddenly and I think i had :1
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2 latmee 170. Evening 20¢. PAL’AQE TODAY ' |this sensation as he shot throuzh all"
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2 Today into Womanhood OVer Night REGENT TODAY lPrlvate AndersRoln BrlngSi
:1 ..1 tutu l’l'vscnts the “'ell‘lx’nown Vitazraph's new f‘atuio ‘1‘.“ 'll I BaCk case Of eumatism'
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. (‘hurlcs 1(1an Play, Cll'l Woman " in which Mi‘snlhw‘..;charles Km" may mama” Pea" Which Is Relieved byt
«. ... . ‘ . , ' - . v 1 s tures Tom Moore ' .
x SIEARTEASE” [fang ‘5 ”‘0 mm" will b" Show“ 3“ One of th1 carlv Dlav of the l'ttcI CInOt
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E 1 gm mi “N bl'ightest, prettiest and _ ., ti! (‘hflllQi L. lxlcin has come to the!
“I Tom NIOOI'C ‘ “1 ‘1' screen in “Hrartease.” Tom .\ioo.~o's
THE LEADING ROLE.
duction rcleasctl in litany months.
Reports from New York. where the
jpicturc was first shown. attest that
“The Girl Woman" has the earmark"
"The ltailroaders"
...memm The 3:9 Brady Serial
, \\’l1;1' tin think would
:scnmuion it )(lll u‘rrt» pr-rrhmi at the
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. , _ _ stolen by n nobleman n roll r 1 . ;;
Tomorl 0“ ol :1 film tit-.1! will “Vb l011g. It is built thc lattcr's-ka a d h u H] q l l
p . upon :1 stor" tlr . ' - . - - ‘ ' =
George Walsh hi1. citx “f " '11“ ‘1‘ illneates ”I”! and. As an example of (‘Xf‘Pllt-lll mm, ':
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\ —in — l in 1 m“ nt 1 I?” b‘m (‘ontdlash h tut'e-tclllntz. ‘Heartuasc owes much? ‘
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“\ever Say 0 .t., ' ,_ ' ~ "3“ in. forgot to the splendid worn ot Din-tit r liar ‘v;
. . . 1" lion l‘OlllallL'~‘ oi :1 tulsc (‘OllVlCl'On of ' ‘
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r. ,‘ i 10m '11 1 1 n” t “ '1 1 19 fun clc1.1 tlal effects to heighten the tliumatlc‘ ‘,
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..‘ hunday i . ‘ 1111 O 1 “an” {ZPnlllS in low:- w1tl1 21 titled woman onl ‘
. , ‘ limit that l'I‘lltlS the soul of peacptr l l
. Evening Shows at T and 9). ililtlillt' of .m- (-till'it ‘\'ldt‘ ”w (mp lmnd‘ and a scallawug n“MP-l l
T I ' ‘ ' ’ ‘ " ‘ man with .1 thirst for fame. on t'lci ‘
3" 01 [IOImQS ; I -. other. The clash oi these two fort'I‘S-l
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l ’l“ ' a! 2.15 and 7 will hw Known in thc l’ulu-‘u theatre 0:1
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same time highly drumatic screen pro-’
2nd Episode of "Smashing Barriers"
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— 't 1p or :1 lfri toot trw- :md found it fall-
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{ll 2‘ tit-.1: “‘illium l‘unran thick linrinzi
:1 l 1 finds himself in durin: tho nt’l'lllltl will»
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.ncwest Goldwyn picture. which plays
lat the Regent today. Mr. Klein's abili-1
.t)‘ to tell :1 po'm-rful love story of :1
young musical genius who-0 opera is
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:cthI-r with the portrayal .
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PVT. NICHOLAS ANDERSON.
.Vlliit'll he is 1111'
Private Nicllolis Anderson. of 134
East .\l;1in street. is on.- oi L'ilcit-‘Sjm—
mie‘s best little soldiers» and. in serv-
ice in No Man's Land. he didn't wait 1
for the Germans to come up and fight.1
but. according to reports: wont aitcr‘
lilt' Germans, in their own duzoutsd
much to the discontent of his oh’irelsd ‘
vase"
FOOTBALL GUIDE lS OUT.
football
Spuldimz's l‘llnlllil guide
111:1th is zlppt-nizlnt'e \\'0tlnt~.~‘tlay and
it :07 (mile a wollcomc from the fol-
lowers.- of the game. in addition to And Private Anderson was one oil
12.. tlmc honored {natures~ thu puidc those lucky boy! that came home 11n-i
marird, “VT—dugout lirc dons-'1'! di-i
ways prove nencljt‘ial to cvrry man in
the army. and Anderson was no “x~l
this year cmbodies an innovation.
The rules are bound in 11 separate
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The HILLSIDE 51311001 .
PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK. l
~ Founded by a
l-Ilizabeth _B. Mead, 188.).
A Boarding and Day School for
Girls and Little Boys.
This School offers sane and
sound tiaining in elementary and
:u ulcmic subjects under the best
“ll~‘lli4*t-.\'_ Large Faculty of excel-
lv-nt teachers. New school build-
ing with spacious gymnasium and
2.50 LADIES”
090007 0.90.
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ititt‘llwlt. Special Courses planned
tor those not wishing to work 101‘
--_ diploma.
The Lower School includes the
inimnlediate, Primary and Kinder-
::1rit‘n Department. Children are
taught how to study and lay a $0011
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.mti Primary Department admits 3.
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A TRIAL
Arrangements made for meeting 00
l‘llillll'en at the trolley. Chorus 1..
l'lll.\n in charge of Lillian Sher- ; :
uoothcwkirk. Gymnastics and la.
lolk dancing in all grades. Fall ‘..
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hm- 17th. On account of [nude- -
sessions that. day will begin at 1230
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Miss Margaret 3.3m“
Miss Vida Hunt F .
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GRAND OPENING
THIS SATURDAY, SEPT. 1311
$2.50 CORSETS AT ....... . . . ............... $1.95
$2.00 CORSETS AT .........................
79cBANDAUEXAT......... ................
$3.50 BELDING WASHABI E SATIN CAMISOLES
3.00 LADIES’ PU-RE THREAD SILK HOSIERY AT ». . . ....... .
Full fashioned, in black. white and colors.
PURE THREAD SILK HOSIERY AT ... ...... . ...... $1.95
Plain and Drop Slitcll,.hlack. white and colors.
~"‘i'v‘ll‘l‘+‘ study halls for each de- ..‘
lll‘lltl‘l‘tllril'tt- Beautiful grounds. ten .. 2.0081LKH IERY AT . .
liliiwr .SCIIOOI offers general and 00 .
lnit'llil courses. Collegel Pretilra- 3. I!" SIERY AT
“tr'i' levieWs a specla ty. ew . . - . . -
mum-'1 in Household Science 0:. 1.00 SILK LISLE
tullulll in a real house with a real .. .
.1 Plain and drop stitch. .Regular and out Sizes.
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‘ Our Aim is to Please and Give Satisfaction
i'Ja'P‘I‘VI‘ -..- 3V??? very ‘ '.
matlsm." laughed Private Anderson,
the other day. as he was talking with
the CINOT expert in Bridgeport, but
it's the truth, i always thought that
l was as tough as nails and could
stand anything. but i was fooled. The
wet. damp dug-outs gave me rheuma-
tism. After i got home i had it good
and proper. A while ago I was in bed
and couldn‘t walk at all. The pains
were terrible, But (‘lNOT llfls fixed
me up fine and I am out again. I can
walk as good as ever and i just want
to say that CINOT is thc 1cm cause 0!
my present joy and good health.“
('lNOT is a good rcliet‘ in a case of
Rheumatism. it will help and give rc~
liet ('IN’)T i< sold :1i Piuisted‘s Dru:
Storc, “Vlslllngton Sll't‘l‘i, South Nor-
walk, and Jones lliug Store. Stam-
ford. Also, at the \l'estport Drug: (‘o..
VVestport. nnd ilartigzan‘s Drug Store,
81 Fairlield Avenue. Bridgeport.
CREClTF’. TO POLCBH CITIES.
BASLE. Sept. 12 roman—Ah Aml’
erican corzipany haying :1 capital of
SlOtlfituH-tL-l being organizcd in
Poland to extend credits to Polish
citit s so tin-3 may meet their necessi-
ties. espec ally tor the construction of
(anals, “111v: pl:1lit:~ and hospitals. ac
is
”or. w- .1
.dier. should he in bed sick—with rheuvl cording to the Vossisollc Zeilunz of.
Berlin.
REGENT TOMORROW
George Walsh in Saturday's Program
Headliner. “Never Say Quit."
Reginald Jones probably did not
know that. people who want to be lucky.-
must wear :1 fish around their necks '
Onlt- stir-i1 fatal omission on his {V111
could ham rixcn the (lemon of Mid
luck IllP (0.111120 to poster him as it
did,
The tlnuwlos \«llwll licl'all tlzi- rit-
tim of had lutk arc shown in a Gnolm
\‘Cnl l1 (‘Ollltti‘Z ".\'e\'e:' Say 0'1“."
which pl:1\'~ tomorow at tht‘ Rcucni
theatre One pit-cc of tough loci; of
tt-r anothcl 111:1kr‘s life "nil
miserable for tho hero of this \Villlam
Fox pilotnpizn
First of all. Recmald was horn
Friday lllt
exciting
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for :1 \ictim oi llm jinx. A rich aunt
leaves him :1 fortune on condition that
he attcmi her funeral. He makes :1
thirteenth. on 113th strccl.
That was quite enough to 'mTitk h1v. ‘
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Our XXX Ice Cream is made very carefully and of the purest 0!
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.
This cream is not equalled,.wc believe. 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 said we were right. If you
have not already tried this XXX ice cream we tell you the same and
if you will take some home you will agree with us.
We are selling more candy than ever. This is not surprising as
we have in our employ a. candy maker that knows how to make the
best qualities. We furnish him the very but materials and instruct
him to spare no pain: to make such candy as will positively satisfy
the most particular candy eaters.
Game in and we will gladly give you a sample of any candy that
we have.
Made while you wait which an absolutely so emphasises the fact
that. all our candy is ub'solutely freak and that We are making candy
all the time.
New England Candy Co.
. 0111' Only Store at 10 South Main St. -
MAKERS OF THE FAIOU' “ALI" XXX ICE CREAM.
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Norwalk Chronicler