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With a. notable cast including
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Zella Harper, Mary
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ONE NIGHT ONLY
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18th
Macflrccor and Patch Present
The Fascinating Musical Pl 33’
t‘i‘he Sweetheart
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Book by Anne Caldwell who wrote “Chin Chin," “Jack
O'Lantern,” etc. Music by Hugo Felix, composer of “Pom
etc. f3
:LSEATS ARE
CHESTRA or human pmcns
Mildred Richardson, Joseph Lertora,
Harper, Una Fleming.
AND THE namrmsr, rnnmmsr, SMART
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bury, Had an,Experience
on Two Difierent “Occa-
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Her Something Serious to
Think About
$533
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' MRS. ANNA BUFORD.
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".‘.:dnv at 2:15. 7 and 9
Adolph 7. ilmr Ilil‘r‘clion
.lfuraucrite Clark
liltlthS Brockwell
' ”homes of the Flesh“
.4 zimes Tr ivelogic
C apitol Corned;
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\K ith Vaudeville
Find Bennett m
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Pathc News
Tuesday
'1“ 0-“7 at 9:25
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nW/J’WW "I had indigestion so badly that- 1
fl» .-_.__.. -.-. - __ .. ,..- . - - - .-.. used to get gas spells and_ the pain
F— 7 - ,_ ,.,. . . ’ d be so bad i would just drop
Howard. hundred Richardson, Man “0}” , _
llni‘p“l‘. anwnm \Vheat. Una “My down in a faint. On two different 9c
; a ' d ‘W ; Son‘s my . N, Na? mt- cantons l started out from home With
1— rm ““ ‘ ' ' indigestion and, after walking a ways
now selling. :On the street, Woke up in a drug store
'— “’“ lonce and a dry goods store. another
REGENT TODAY lame. an of this frightened me con.
lsiderable and 1 had tried so many
things, and none oftliem had done me
,any good, i was discouraged. i tried
’the tonic CFNOT and, after three bot-
'Margueritc Clark. (lantier and more files. fan honesuy say I am 8 Well “'0-
lovable than ever. comes Wu 10d!!! man.
. CINOT is sold at Plaioted'o Drug
to the 'Regcnt Theatre. a welcome or. ’ .
nouncemt-nt to her many admirers in Stem, Washington street. A180.“ the
the city. She plavs the leading role It! “ $511,351 ngug COS. tht'lcstport‘zvbwli;
‘ I Paranmunt-Artcraft play 2“ 8 , “fg ‘ tore, 0“ DON, . ~ .
hm 13mg! 501105. Stamford; II. E. horthrup 5.
“All of n Sudden Peggy," “”de by Danburv and at Hartigan's Drug
Adolph Zukor has been responsible f‘or Store él Fairfield Ave Bridgeport.——-
the signal successes of this: mnrmetic Adv. ‘ "
screen star. “All of a Sudden Peggy",
is a characteristic (‘lzu‘lt cmuedy.t
lMat‘guei‘ to is hardly fitted for roles;
of the heavier plays and. insists upon;
being properly cast.in order -m make,
her work have the greatest effect. A;
more brilliant spectacle than that in'
which she will be seen at the Recent “hm! at Suffolk. .
today has 1110! Clbcdcn prioducfll- The, Mm Chris Ottmz‘r of Noroton
rmwil in ueacass - come, _ _
3:10:13} Path" NOWS, the very sn1sfac-‘Helgh‘3 has been on the slch‘llst.
lél‘l' and now justly popular Monday] First Selectman John H. N-lu‘oit is
out again after a few dt-ys' illnesx
picture numbers.
"""" i Mrs P. R. DeCourcy s: Seduwit-k,
'avcnue has been ill since Vx'ednesday. ‘
Frank M Sanger of the Post Road
has returned from a- business trip of
Paramount Presents Marguerite Clark
in “All of a Sudden Peggy" With
Other Features
Thin, , :-
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Mclcolm Peurtc is again attending
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VGIadys Brockwell Stars in William3
i Fox Presentation, "Flames of
l Flesh ;several days.
I ‘ Gladys Breckwell already having W Howard E. Cable has been confined
:‘record of performance 6‘1”,”st t:W‘Vto his home for a few days with an
. ie'
' cre rs is cast in , . .
very few 3 en sta . t lattacl: m. mufhms. .
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_ Enid Bennet
, Gladys Brockweli
“flames of Flesh”
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heir Succesuul. Hm~.m&’
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"will; Phu'o Dramatic
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Capitol Comedy
imes Travelogue
Tuesday
h 721: kor Pro-sent:
Marguerite Clark
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a Sudden Peggy”,
'1agraph Comedy
Pathe News
i'tny of li‘autdsy
ll oman in the
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Comedy
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Selling for Musical AI.-
"cital in Blythewood Sanitarium. Stam‘
:leading role of the new \Villlam Fox‘
Idramatic feature picture “Flames of! Clifford Alrxzmder injured one of,
Smash." \Vhile the title WOUM Ser' his ankles last Thursday evening
‘ingly better fit Theda Burn. the 9133’ while coasting down Leroy avenue. 3
;has been particularly produced {org A deer was seen in the King's High- '
lthe character that Miss Brockwcll ably way Thursday, evidently driven from
gfills and the attraction rankswlith the nearby woods by the liccessil.‘ for;
lmost successful and satisfylnlzupgwgaeeking food - ' l
dons of the that month at ‘ ' George Bennett has returned to!
. llcnt east has been chosen to play? .
giggsupport of Miss Brockwell in this school at Wallingford. after having
ifeature and 'with the picture built. up- been ill for a few days at his home on .
’on a story that. is all absorbing there the Old King's Highway. , l
:is no chance of saitingl tboeo laugh 1:!“ Miss “f. I. Loundes of Maple avenue [
Itlle ggicgfioé'ggyiigla Carat; Cornelius returned from a few days' stay at
My and a Burton Holmes Travelogue. :the home of her daughter, .lrs. Cites»
ter F. Wood of New Canaan. who has
{been ill.
’ Complaint has been made by some
lot the residents of the Springdele
.sectlon of the town becausethe roads.
i'of that section have not been opened‘
'sup, so that it is still difficult for chil;
dren to reach the Holmes 8011001.}
Town officials, when'inqulry was made
regarding the matter, answer that
Ithe condition during the past. few.
iford. on the evening of “'ashington‘s'i‘gggiar‘: :5? gingfzfttggmmriazhfi
Birthday. _ .
‘ Valentine's Day“ brought the usual .the more densely'populated portions:
rush of post cards and large envelope :of the town which have not ~yet been
bnxligéitto t::yl¥tc:xli'$gn°§1e$le 1:121quth by the plow, while ordinarily
confined to their homes by illness. an effort would be made ‘°. $3“ ’3'
Grip is the chief complaint and in the path for the school children. 11 has
.been just» as easy for them to walls
majority of cases the illness began!
within the past two. weeks. Theroupon the,.hard crust which has covert
have been a number of cases a: pneti- .ed the snow during the Mt week:
monia'reported. but fortunately the All preparationsare completed and»
disea e has not show a c f t te .
s n u h 3 a! 11 every assurance given that’the com?
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- 3.... munlty pictures to be shown "It: Cent. ‘
eABE RUTH PREFERS CENTRE ter school, Mondaywnight," win not per;
B bFlfiLgl :0 m: , 5:1" fer-imam by any detect.” ."so apparent.
a e u as 8 _ “- eek mach“ loan
ence for centre field to right-at)!” 1“: w - ' Win! 3 inc ‘ ed
Polo Grounds. If the Bibs has natural .
talents anéllre appears ntto think ”fl been found to work pertectlyr when
to cover and“ t, , . . , tested, a. fine «manned-am
ward. backward and-sideways : 981.!" "ml.- Squaw 11-3,", in aims-eels is no
holder must cover. Huggins no doubt war Milton Boyle. a resident of our
will be glad to PM. him there. “‘5’ town. "Sweetheart." the story 01ml
discover! “lathe has 1‘ centre. W from cone m and ' ‘ "3
term
old-4V!!-
a"‘°“ a: the Regent Wednesday
'T;-. g“ Evening
.3,‘ .. :pjhcavv Shop" the musical
3,; - $133! will be on view at. the ‘
. on; 0.").‘F‘t‘v one night only Wed?
r4 A'n‘ 1 week. is from the ban
a. ‘4”: Caldwell whose mm
mawfmtributions inch‘de “Ch“
1 'ie {ask 0' Lantern.” “The MW
at taste-ammo: t Few-tor
43$»; .
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much udtwfllButll to undulatin-
mmontbo am ..
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held
about the week end with rebates on '
Fort street. I
program of services to be held in 05-,
servance‘o‘i" the enten newton. i
in charge of all the services yesterda),l
in the Advent Chiistian church.
street, are pleased tin the reports show
.ing him to be .
from higrecent severe illness.
third district commiSsionel-s “1 ll
held this evening in the Bayview place
electric plant.
‘Unitcd States Army. a frequent visit-
or at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
' E. C orridon,
{\fisiting with friends in Chicago.
7:45 o'clock, on Ash Wednesday,
Chis} . . . .
ncth Mailienne. \\ estport vull be mzand they can‘nOt get. players even for
charge.
mime
muniy Hall. February 25m, under the
auspices of
vement associ
performance will be
tion's usual success
ment of thelsixday cycle race. start-
that, Ainmb is Well wiLhin the amine:
lice lines, it is learned on good au~l ‘3 to Sen
thority. l
Thc government will nut make any; CREDIT
.ofiicinl statement recaxtling its rcw
'si-on-sibility for the death of Perry: practice
and Johnson until the investigation
noan progress has bet-n completed COURTESY
NORMAN Ross wms AGAIN. : ' - ~ ’
\DEI AlDl‘ STE "“"i‘fli. “d ““9""
1 . a, uth Australia. li‘b.‘ J
Isa—Norman Ross, the American‘ COWBNCE‘
sw;mmer. yesterday won the three:
Contain and Get You Victor Record Catalogue R
.- This is a book you should have in your. home. it mntains portraits '~;~+
-.l and biographical skemhes of 11m worlds greatest artists and also
it of the great composers. _ '9 f
1 it contains a list of more than 5.000 Victor Records. It Is the .-;.
. greatest catalogue of music in the world. 1 H
' F. L. HAMILTON
for the occasion-which 1,1”. already. ‘
um.
alum“
The weekly business ind social;
eeting of the Qu Ed Club will ho.
tonight. ‘ ~ ' 3
"Leslie Hawkins, of Seymour; Conn.I
.MINTZ’S
New Dresses .
.Wearoohofivinganewline
“Asmplfsmnreuu.
Local churches are ‘ preparing a:
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.lRev. Isaac Esbey, New, Britten. was 5
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Push BASEBALL PLAYERSVREFUSING
rFriends of Charles Coleman.
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The Nor-walk High Sch - A i
t'ool Dramatic Club
“OFFICER 666” '
‘ A Wm Farce in 3 Acts
RI‘Xi'iI‘IN'i‘3 “I!
THEATRE
TUESDAY EVENING. FEB. 17. 1920
At 8:15 o’Clock
Exchangeable for reserve ' '
‘at box oflice after Friday: Beats- On sale at Git-ndenninxo d”:
any High Bolt-Wt
13.
student, ‘
. , .
Reserve Sean—50¢; 75c and . ‘3 ore, or 1”
few at 81m. '
m...
"' <—-—-———-—-—- M-..»~.._. -%
To start CONTRACTS.
From all over the country comes
stories or baseball players reiusing to,
sign controcte at. the financial terms! -
offered them. While some of the club
owners decline to go any higher than
the salaries they paid last season they.
in company with others, announce
their willingness to pay minor league
teams as high as $12,600 fl" outfield--
ers of the stamp of Elmer Miller and
Tim Hendryx. both of whom failed at
Yankees. ms indicates that‘the ma-
jor league club owuers are pinched in
two wayswthey must pay bigger salar. l
ies and more money for their players.’
decidedly ' improving
The regular weekly meéting of Ugo
e
.
Lieutenants Harry Corridon, cf the
Gregory Boulevard, is
. There will be ereninz services at
in
Episcopal church. Rev. Keir]
. _ ‘ 11."'money. This situation is a direct de-
Advance sale of the lchets for t ~ rolopment of the war, which put moat-
trel show to he presented in Com-cor the minor leagues out of business-i
and made baseball not the most profit-
“0 HARA SAN”
J ananaeflneretta in Two Acts
UNDER AUSPIOES OF
CCU}: iligUREIa‘ [1:23.411‘06 III) of C. ‘
Y'I'S ' R
MpNDAY EVENING. FEB. 16. 1920. 8:15 P. M.
Tickets .. 50c—75c
Exchanges! for renewed seats: . today . .at Davina
and Hertwick'o, Nos-walk, 0 Th Oliflord, . rwulk ..
Book and Lyrics by Edith If Brit-rows. Mmth 11:; Edward
Johnston. Performance ' ' '
New York. Hyper-mission of J. Fischer 5 Bro,
the East Xorwaik lmpro~‘able work for those young men WhO'
azion. indicates that thaw-ere available on this side. This con,
up to the gssocia-,dltion Will not hurt the club owner‘-
ful standard. rmucll. It may reduce their profits
H 2iitome, but since bugs" is headed for
a greatest era, Wi the 1920 season
$1,090 MORE FOR BIKE RIDERS. 'blound to orutdo all its predecessors in
' . . ’t 9 way 0 monetar' return, th 0 -
To Be Aw;;—:cga::e1;eat:cflmmi Lap ._ 10?]: for the ownershs roeeate. {that
_ - , in" ii pa ', but so will the ubllc, at -
NEW YORK, Feb'..16_1'n “$811332: "Wand rates. and at thnpclm'e c' in“
nounced last night L3 ‘1“ ma g season there will be a record balance.
However. the condition .5 5...... to
hit baseball hard and pill lower the
stand rd of the game. Many a major
leagc club last season used a. player
who five years before would have had
a hard time staying in the lnternation
81 League or the American Associa
tion. And this summer we are going .
to see more of these mapor league an.
ing in Madison Square Garden, March
7. that $1,000 will be given to the team
stealing a lap on the Yield any time
during the week, regardless of wheth-
er the team holds the distance gained.
The foreign agent for the manage
ment is in Brussels today negotiating
with the winners of the race just clue.
ed there. There is :1 general “9”“: achronisms There art not eno
_ - . .. , , . , ugh
aniong 9 American riders on this plavers of true a o . '
side tha't‘a foreign team will win the go .around. in j r leagut calibre to
coming race. because of the perfect
condition they are in at present. and
the fact that they have shown a big
improvement in their work since the
cloeeof the war.
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TURKEY DENIES RESPONSIBILITY
CONSTANTIXOPLE. Saturdayjfeh.
H.—-Turkey denies all respousiifllity
in the amelioration of this condition
the first step is the resumption of re1
lations With the minor leagues. The1
second step should be an attempt to?
attract the college players, for it has|
,bccn found that baseball moves in the:
ratio of collegians attracted into ma-i
jor league ranks. The third step1
snouid he the elimination of all inter-3
nal bickering and holding up profes—'
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ObAL/C'Y HI’CH'IIT' '
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for the. maintenance of order in the
Alntab region, whet“ James Perry
and Frank Johnson. representatives
of the American Y. 11. C. A. were}
killed recently. This stand is taken;
on we ground that l~ rx-nch and British ‘
troops are Jointly occupying Syria. Ind 1
Tim wi’l attend to the rest.
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stunt-l baseball :1: an object of ridicule.‘
I
quarter mut- Australian championship! 4 '
(overan the distance in 17 minutes. 29‘ THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
1-5 seconds. He beat the Australian!
swimmer. F. E. Beaurepaire. by fr-e‘ -
yards. There. were eight 31...... l ‘01? scorn nonwm l
Come in ‘today and get a copy. “’13 will be glad to play for 3‘0“
. any of the Victor Records while you are here. -
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