ATURDAY, APRIL 14,1923.
" REGENT
DAVID sermon. Ian-gin. 0mg,
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F. Ii. 0. PRESENTS
‘WliY MEN FORGET’
Both Played by an sui- Casts
DOgPLI'lAY AT 2:15, 6:45 and 9:15
A FEATURE rnoom LEA”
EVERYONE 'I‘O P
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PATHE PRESENTS
“FATHER TIME”
SUNDAY EVENING
“111111.53! POX PRESENTS
Tom Mix '
in his latest and positively the greatest motion picture that he
has ever made—
“THREE J UMPS AHEAD”
1-1.... production. released ’11st in time for the presentation here.
in. hot-Ii placed by critics attending the pee-release run at
the head of the list of Mix attractions.
"Plunder." Chapter No. 2
Comedy News
MONDAY and TUESDAY
MARY MILES MINTER
supporll'd by a Selected Famous Players-Last" Cast in
“DRUMS
an or the best pictures that Miss Minter has ever made.
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OF FATE”
PALA CE ‘
i THEATRE
DAVID IZS'I'EBSON, Managing Director
TODAY AT 2:15, 7 and 9
THREE COMPLETE SHOWS OF
VAUDEVILLE
and
A l'niversai All. Star Nature Production
“BROAD DAYLIGHT"
SUNDAY EVENING
“'ILLIA.“ FOX PRESENTS
TOM MIX
ln hi~ latest and positively the greatest motion picture that he
has over madw—
“THREE JUMPS AHEAD”
Hue prudm tiou, released Just in time for the prescntation here,
inns bot-n placed by critics attending the pro-release run at
the head of the list of Mix attractions.
"Plunder," Chapter No. 2
Comedy News
MONDAY and TUESDAY
R E X I N G R A M
Four Horsemen. " “Conquering Power,"
“ l ritling “omen" and Other Successcs Presents
“THE PRISONER OF ZENDA”
i... prmlut‘vr of “The
With Alice Terry
Showing Monday and Tuesday Only
“Tm: LEATHER PUSHERS"
With REGINALD DENNY
ROUND N0. 3,
4
1“; -‘-v : "
TTHE THEATRES
‘lll nu [AK A ROSIE"
" u mnlm 'l‘hcatrc Tomorrow
'~"I:‘h-»—l.:|.~t Showing 0! "I‘he
llntll‘utot” Today.
"W, the noted producer
. \Hir‘tlcriul production of
' A ilosc,‘ which picture
. u n for three days at the
. Hrs; starting tomorrow.
“on with the showing of
A Rose" Manager Al-
rn has secured the ser-
unlr (Hartman, famous
mist. and tormer concert
~ Mimwapolls Symphony
'leny special numbers
4 ' caching showings of the
c' “Mighty Lak 'A Rose"
.. that of the story of Rose
'11 :1 rtrange fate throws
1.: of :1 clique of thieves
aw lmr in their crooked
' x to find that a. mner
Hwy had ever known
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wt are James Rennie.
w‘mlzl. Anders Randolph
' 0' other noted players.
‘ 5 'ast showing of Douglas
"The llottentot” will be
‘ '- llirllto Theatre. This pic-
, :m-ri up to its advance
I!" nothing but words of
‘ .. picture have been heard
' “M have viewed it dur-
" ‘ " HS' showing here. There
' "mus volley of “11‘th
2" the big steepiecbale. a
‘ "rios of spills. It is well
REGENT TODAY.
i? imturr- Pm Brings Two
"'"W' \ltractions to WI
Theatre.
‘73.? double ("turn ”all
.1. at Theatre today will b.
.. ‘ -"I standard that 21. been
‘ in the past. Dunner
‘‘‘‘ ' "'n has selected two m
”"I'n! that rut please his
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and an All Star Cast
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Wuflnglsouse Electric O Mg. 00..
Newark, N. J.
4:00 p. m.——Ciosing prices on stocks.
bonds. grain and sugar: special teat-
urea.
4:05 p. m.-—-l'-‘ashlons by an editor of
Harper's Bazaar.
5:35 p. m.-——Bradstreet's report on
finance and business.
:00 p. In. —Uncle Wiggily Stories.
“'4
later.
9:55 to 10:00 p. ram—Arlington timc
signals. weather forecast.
“’0“ (400 METERS)
Bamborger a. 00., Newark, N. J.
the National Garden. bureau.
6:17 p. m.——§porting news up to the
minute by Fred J. Bendell. Newark
Ledger.
6:25 p m. -Continuation talk on Golf
by William Everett Hicks, golf ex-
pert.
.6:40 p. m.—-—Weekly book review by
Earl Dana. literary critic.
“'EAF (400 METERS)
American 'llel. a Tel. 00., New York.
4:30 p. m. —Dance music by the Gar-
den City orchestra.
7: 30 p. m.——Arbitration. address by
ex- -Governor C. M. Haskell of Okla-
homa.
7:40 p. m.—Concert by
Male quartet.
:8: 00 p. m. —\ioiin recital by
Gegna. Romance. Wieniawski:
Mitnisky.
the Royal
Jacob
8:40 p. m.-—Concert by the
Male quartet.
9:00 to 10:00 p m. -—Progra.m by Gimc
bel Brothers Store.
N E“? CORI’OR \TIO\ S
A.\ D ORGAN IZATION S
I‘ain- -Detroit Auto Dealers Filo
Papers As Docs bra \itg. Co.
Certificates of incorporation were
filed yesterday at the office of the sec-
rctaary of the. state by the following.
ncctlcut
hicc dealt-rs, capital $500001ncor-
porntors Conrad Gaschott, Warren “1'.
Cunningham Margaret M. Coughlin.
1hr- 10:; Mfg. Company.
capital, $30,000; to hcgin with 820.-
000; int'nrpnrators. Robert S. Leathcr.
The Atlas Wash Tray Co.. New
Hzn'cn; Taylor Bros. Inc., Bridgeport
'i‘hc Adams (‘mnctery Association.
inc. of Canterbury has been formed
ghy thn following rcsidrnla of that
town: Charlcs S. Hydc. II. J. Clarke
.nnd Clifford H. StarkwcathI-r.
ST. I’Al L‘S PARISH
Rev. Innis B. llowcll. Rector
Second Sunday after Easter. 7:30
a. m.. Holy Communion: 9 a. m..
morning Prayer; 10:30 a. m.. Holy
Communion and sermon; 4 p. m. Con-
tinuation; 7:30 p. m.. Evening Pray-
or.
St. Andrew's Sunday school. at the
“'innipnuk schoolhouse at 9 a. m.. St.
Paul's Sunday school. at the Church.
9:15 a. It).
All persons are welcome at the ser-
vices at St. Paul's Church, especially
strangers and visitors in town. Parti-
cular invitation is given to people
, .—
Men Forget" is an all star production
Just relcnsed by i“. ll. 0.. the produc-
ers of "The Third Alarm" and "In the
Name of the Law." In the few
weeks that it has been running at the
larger theatres it has won unqualified
approval from the most critical thea-
ire- -goers. "Father Time." is a Pathc
picture that can be counted upon to
meet expectations and this also is cer-
tain to please. The two pictures com-
bins to make a show that the Regent
may be well proud to present.
PALACE TODAY.
Five Act Vaudeville Program Present-
ed with New t’niversal Feature
“Broad Daylight."
The closing enmg-Imcnt of this
weeks vaudeville bill at the Palace
Theatre tonight should be the signal
for a large turnout. The show which
has been running since Thursday and
which again last night was favored by
capacity audiences has more than sat-
isfied the Palace patrons and they
have unhesitatlnsly voiced their un-
qualified approvnl of the entire pro-
gram. Everyone of the acts is a
headliner. The picture attraction for
today will be "Broad Daylight," a new
Universal special.
'10)! MIX
Brand New I-‘t‘ature Comes to Regent
and Palace Tomorrow
Tom Mix s latest feature, "TM-es
Jumps ahead. " scheduled for release
tomorrow will pay at the Regent and
Palace Theatres on its very first day's
run. This production was scheduled
for a week ago but was not completed
in time. It is the successor of “Just
Topsy" and other attractions that Nix
has made this season and it surpasses
even these pictiires. Regent and
Palace patrons are sure to see a fine
show tomorrow night. A new chapter
of ”Plunder” will also be shown.
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They are working like the dickens
filming Dickens' works.
cHsHH sing
it!
‘ "Wl furnish M ”D II .
generally to be present at the Confir-
mation service to-morrow. Rt. Rev.
Edward C. Acheson. D. D.. Suffragan
Bishop of Connecticut. will confirm a
class and preach.
The Church is open all day every
day in the year for rest. prayer and
meditation.
To make a visitor feel at home raise
rain when he spills gravy on the clean
I table cloth.
6:15 p. m.—-—l-lomo Garden Hints from g
:30 p. In. —Program to be announced 7 }
8:10 p. m.——Concért. by the Royal
Male quartet. ' ,
8:30 p. m. ——Violin recital by Jacon
Gegna.
Royal
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Gallium ADMI'ITED TO ALL MATINEES 'IEN CENTS
LAST THREE SHOWINGS 'I‘ODAY
or the Film or
LAUGHS, THRILLS AND SPILLB
The Hottentot
Rafting Douglas Madman and 1(8ng Bellamy
SUNDAY EVENING, MONDAY AND TUESDAY
mum GRAFFMAN I EDWIN CARP-W3"
' Master Photoplay of
or ‘MIGHTY LAK’ A 3083’
A Symphony of Life in the
High and Low Plums.
A story of high society and low society and of something else
that you can’t see on the screen and can only feel \in your heart.
‘ SELECTED SHORTER FEATURES AS WELD
Famous Russian Violinist
\Vill Play at Each Evening
Performance in Conjunction
“'ith the Showings
COMING WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
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“DR. JACK”
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Star of the Thos. H. Ince Production, “The Hottentot,"
wears the
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To All Chevrolet Ownel
You are invited to visit the Chevrolet Exhibit
Space No. 2, at the Automobile Show, Norwalk
Amory, April 11-12-13-14, also to register your
name and address so that I may forward to you from
time to time any literature concerning Chevrolets.
W. R. AUSTIN,
Austin’s Garage -—- South ROI-walk.
Rakes, lines, Spading Forks, “'heclbarrows.
All Sizes of Poultry \Vire Netting
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ROSENFIELD BROS.
125 Washington St.
Phone 340 Free Deivery
IT’S GOOD BUSINESS
to put your battery in storage—it you plan laying up your car for tho
winter. Idiom ruins a battery quicker than work.
“e'll take your battery—ghe it proper can during the winter—
and learn it to you next spring practically new. You‘ll be astonished
how little it costs you.
We sell Philco Batteries. but we give prompt, skillful senics on
ALL MAKES of batteries. See us about your battery at once.
P1111100 SLOTI‘ED AND RETAINER
BATTERIES p
HARRY DUFF, 8 Union St., So. Norwalk
Formrely with Exids Battery. South Norwalk.
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