sunken, Auoos'r'm, 1920.
REGENT Theatre
NOR‘VALK— -—P'HONE 1501
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One NightEOnly
FRIDAY, AUG. 27
HENRY W.
THE ORIGINAL NEW"
COMPLETE Ii
SAVAGE PRESENTS
YORK CAST AND
ROAD'WAY
PRODUCTION OF
“OWN .
From 302311". Lincoln's Latest Novel of the Same Name——
D1 .11... ii; ed By Pauline Phillyss and Marion Short—Staged
By John MtKee With—
Harry Beresiord
AND THE FAMOUS SUPPORTING COMPANY
“SHAV IN‘ will play Norwalk and New London
only in this state enroute to Boston.
seat Sale Monday, Aug. 23
PRICES. 50 cents to $2.00
A FEW AT 332.50
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Theatre
High Class Motion PICtut‘El—FJM'
merited Orchertra Every
performance
Something New in Entertain-
ment Every Day.
Today Three Times
2:15. 7 and 9
Robertson Coics Presents The Cele-
brated Japanese Actor in a New
Role—
“LI TING LANG” ’
This is said to be the very best
picture in which
Sessuc Hayakawa
Has Yet Appeared
Comedy Pictorial News
—Sunday-—-
EMILY STEVENS
With a brilliant supporting cast in.
cluding Muriel Ostrich in
“The Sacred Flame”
Mack Sennett Comedy .
Ford Weekly
.—
-—-Today at 2:15. 7 nd 9—
+1. dist“... 1.1:111012'1. .nd ‘-.ihute to
9 Famous 77th in The Presents
(1'1 of—
“The Lost Battalion”
Surring Major-General Alexander
«mi Other Survivors of the No-
ibie A' gcnne Engagemei't
Other Special Att1ac‘1ions
—Sunday—-
William Fox Presents
J. Warren Kerrigan
in his latest and most successful
screen production
“NINETY NINE”
Special Comedy
—Monday—
America's Operatic Favorite —1\Ionday—_i
Geraldine Farrar A picture that will please-—
"N‘ DOROTHY GISH
A P.“ .-.."1' t . _ '
1'1mourzi:;.cofaf Present-1 Gives Some Amusing Lessons In
“The Woman and “Remodeling 3 Husband”
the Puppet”
f —Tuesday—-1 '
——Tuesday—- ‘ Geraldine Farrar
Dorothy Gish 4N“
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3" Remodelingr A Husband”
ii THE THEATRES
PALACE TODAY.
“The Woman and
The Puppet”
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llin avenue, this city, saved the day
The. event was such a memorable one
that Major General Alexander and
'Other survivors have enacted for pos-
terity the stirring scenes. Full oi
3 romance, thrills and pathos “The Lost
'iiait4ili41n"\\l'1i4h “ill be seen at the
3;“,4 Plays Leading Role Regen! today is one of the most not-
-=._; ng Lang" His LateSt able productions of the year.
. St’arring Vehicle 1 "'“‘~'
, J" 1 14 lane” is the title of the,‘ “SAAV'NGS’E
E. 1111 H411 .1l4awa picture which T ’
Z 3; ' li111e1'11t the Palace Theatre
1' i-i14ie is little that need be
'111' 1110 feature 01' the star.
. 1-‘1io Japanese actor has
,. ' 1 111.1113. times and so com-
: 11.1141 say he has added to
11: 11:15 play seems to be
3 , 1'1 1' 414111~iilerabie more than
’ . 11': such 1': a fact and crit—
' ' ' E.EEE‘E renewed the produc-
'1111immis in pronouncing it
1‘ 1:1 1 11f ilayakawa. There
'11‘41 fr 'mlrcs with “Li Ting
'31' Palace today and the
1:1:4i1out will be most en-
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"Its mission is to amuse. in which
it succeeds admirably”, Wiote Metcali'
in his column in Life that is dcvoted'
to the theatre, and added, “It certain-
ly sends the person Who sees it away
from the theatre with a kindlier feed-
ing toward humanity and a greater
faith in human goodness.” "Shavings"
is coming to the Regent Theatre next
Friday, August 27. Hery W. Savage.
will offer the celebrated comedy suc-
cess here with the 011311131 New York
cast headed by Harry Beresford that
carried the play through its notable
Broadway run that ended only recent-
ly to give the company a short vaca-
_ tion before starting the present sea-
P-ZGENT TODAY 1son. The company is on its way to
*4 'Iv'1-1-mi1Boston where it opens in “Shavings"
:1’ 11:: Famous “Lost Battalion" August 30. This play is one of the
l"-1'31/ Pictured A. Memorial outstanding hits of recent years. It
To Men of the 77th. is crowded with humor and amusing
~—. . characters with here and there a
will be recalled as touch of pathos. It is exactly the
Whiitlesey’s curt ans- sort of comedy the public enjoys most
» ,3 -- Germans in the Argonne as proven by its enormous popularl-
, ' quenily as Farragut fam- ty in New York. “Shavings" is based
‘ ‘ ' on Joseph C. Lincoln' 3 Gape Cod novel
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r "f'" 17‘“ of more importance is of the same name and is novel and
1L: ‘ ' 1"”1'011 which followed when original and uncommonly entertaining
4m American Division (From Seats will be on sale Monday.
.. I? 4 'l1‘ ”n N. Y.) engaged the 63‘}
H n" look place on the battles
1" !v concerned the result of:
HERMAN ,IEAIS RAVE MOORE.
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1.teams first, \‘i’iienri'cr :1 local man
419.11 goes to .\lan'igni' Iii‘vy_ it is 4'1"
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mould seem as if he were afraid Of
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“’13.: not give Manager Rllcx- and
iii- Nor-w alks one more chance to play
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_ic:1ms p: :1_\ them out. This has been
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some answer .
IClara Moores. Duillcy Clements andticorgc Neville in Shavinrzs, Regent
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[thank .\'_4‘11 MI Editor. for the
.Spiue you 111-. 141 allowed me.
Signed
' ”A PAY."
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'QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
'4:li‘ll‘.(‘i: :11 ('l111lzmil 0.
'Take a glass of Salts if your Back
hurts or Bladder troubles you.
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:r4'2uiarly can make a inir'tukc by
fluS hinz ll. e kidneys occasionally. says
a wellknown authority. M41411 forms
:uric acid which excites the kidneys.
ithc) become merworkcd from the
1s11'41in. 1:01 sluggish and fail to filter
’thcn we get sick. Nearly all rheu-
malism 11494141411415. liver trouble, ner-
i \ousn4 5s dizziness. sleepiessness and
{urinary disordcrs come from sluggish
1 kn‘nexs.
E The moment _\0u feel a 41451 ache in
the kidneys or Your back hurls or If
’the urine is cloudy, offensive full at
sediment ,ii'regular of passage or at-E
itended by a sensa-ion (i scaldinjg.
ElaoyPcymontPhn.
' lamp eating meat and get about ounces!
of Jad Salts from any pha: 111.123! take
a tablespoonful in glass of water be-'
fore breakfast and in a few days your'
ikidnevs will act fine. This famous§
lsalts is made £10m the acid of grapes
and lemon juice combined with llthla. '
and has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate the kidneys, also to
neutralize the acids in urine so it no
longer causes irritation, thus ending
bladder weakess. i
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot'
injure: makes a delightful efferves‘
cent lithia-water drink which every;
one should take now and then to keep.
the kidneys clean and active and the}
blood pare, thereby avoiding serious
kidnev complications.
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ivi: 14m viii 111 what \1. 1s lec 14' name
before the :1111:1lg:1m:1110n_ w ixh in ad
The pool will he llnx 141 feet. and thr
Of
Point has let
To? n‘cr 41f Siaml‘md for 1114‘. erection
im‘ a ma arblc swimming pool on
i "-1-r‘ss 11 are at 114 4 :141 of the Pom!
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5 in
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lirac'ior
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on. HARRlSS TO HAVE A i
$30.0C0 SWIMMING POOL
Marble and Concrete—Water
Pumped from Sound
Jul-u A. Hariiss of Collcnder'r
the contract to l4‘rlrk
Pr.
the.
the hmmm and Cider
.'lhrc1 inch slabs 01'
“ill ho laid over thilx
S4111 “our will be taken
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Anon and complete on»
saint of hill-w linens, no.
DI... m and Apron h
mm
E. K. BANKS
Wkemo Hotel Block
com NORWALK
A
11141 So'md by means of
ll is for outdoor bathing and
cosl will he mcr $.30 0110 Con
I' win-w is at walk 4,11 the job.
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from
Ee-RS.
STOREY’S SCHOOL
B’Z‘YS and G RLS
intermediate and Hiqh School
Department:
. F4211 Term. Scpt. 13 1920.
Army MRS. J. W. STOREY
Tclep ::-:e 168?. Norwalk, Conn.
for
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Loo-16l Long Distance
TRUCKING
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Daily Trips to N. Y.
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CUNNINGHAM&BACB ';
New and Used Cars
All Kinds of Results
All Star Tires
'15 MARSHALL s'r. .
woman who eats meat
3 the waste and poisons from the Mood.‘
Honest Hosiery
That is the keynote of our success in this department.
hey'll wear, they'll wash. They will give you every satis-
action that a good stocking can give, and they will cost you
o more than the trashy kind.
Silk, cotton and lisle in black and colors, for men, wo-
n
men and children.
86 wasnmeron swans!
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Victor ' Wesely
(Formerly With Vault 3m)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work.
Welding of All Kinds of Metals. '
13 Raymond Street, South Nor-walk, Near South main 8t.
BE E
Place your order for your Inter
national One-Pipe Heater—NOW.‘
REMEMBER
The word “International” on I.
furnace is like “Sterling” on oil-
ver——fl1 safeguard: tho intending
IpIPQRT, 300110“. m
cm; hind let 'u oxplfln our
41mm A. Hegelein E
.. F‘V'r During this famous battle 21 .-—Pete Herman, champion bontun
2311114 an entire battalion no weight of the mind. in: night out»1
1.1,“ "‘1' '1'11 the 114111411111 of men lert.irought nay floors of Baltimore; in 11
1;, 1:11“ 11 Clifford Buckley, son or ten-round. lac-decision~ mm ‘
Mrs. John Buckley, or mat-’ 'to W MCI:
“Witt“, MM'
IF IT’S ELECTRICAb—WE
HAVE IT
BENEFIT BY OUR 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
F. M. Cullen’s Electric Shop
60 W ALL ST. NORWALK
SILK DRESSES
$10.95
Values up to $22.50
L. G O L D E N
See Window Display
20 Per Cent.
Reduction on
TIRES
Aaron Kohn
Leading Accessory Store
9 Railroad Avenue
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WholsslaleCCglg on“!
an ce re
63 0830” am
Good Teeth Have
Value
The most successful dental
mom that thoroughly sterilizu
the month,- aids. in hardening
tho gums, prevents discolora-
tion and the formation of tar-
ter is Peredixo.
This delightful, agreable den-
tal preparation will please you.
Price 260 per tube.
Prescription Pharmacist
8 Ho. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
H. A. MEAD
Minion Pharmacist
I I. Iain 8t. 80. Nor-walk
EAST NORWALI. GO“.
Phone 470—11
WHY DON'T YOU SELL YOUR
Wrecking Car
_To_.
Norwalk
Radiator Repairing Co.
”OI-EBA“
and
“TAIL
”All. CIGARETTE
run and TOBACCO
TARLOV 81195.
W Cigar Store
m Block, So. Not-wok
Sol. 1581
26 MAIN 8T" NORWALK, CONN.
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