Today
RALPH HERZ
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“THE PURPLE LADY".
TOMORROW
The Favorite of The
Norwalks
MARGUERITE CLARK
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;‘SILES AND~SATINS"
BILLIE BURKE
FRIDAY, JULY 14
LOUISE HUFF IN “Dnsrrnv's Tov."
iiiutiitT”E‘?"B““
REGENT“ THEATRE.
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THEATRE
22:35... 1501
WEDNESDAY, JULY :2
The Special Blue Ribbon
Feature
SALVATION JOAN
With ENDA MAY and an
All Star Cast, produced'in
9—Parts—9
THURSDAY, july r3
Don't Miss This One
WM. FARNUM
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“THE MAN FROM
BITTER ROOTS"
QUESTION. ‘ T
Believe: Many in Congested Diatricta -\
Are Anxious to Advance.
Miss Edna May, who will‘ appear at
the Regent Wednesday, has her own
ideas of how to accomplish reforms in
the .lum districts. Mis: May has
been a('ll\€l_\ connected with dlail'lci
work in her private life. and she rc-
ceutly was afforded the opportunity of
embodiing her experience in “Salt‘uW
tion Joan.‘ a special seven- part mn-
itron pli‘lul’e produced by the \i a-
lgraph Company of America
The slums otter great obstacles
to reformers ' said Miss May. "1 be-
lteie some of the districts hate. uctu~
iall) grown to hate outsiders who come
tin and tell them how to lite Tlo
lsnir' reason for reform in the slums
is to elevate the moral standard oi
ithe congested places. Where human
"lieirrg~ are herded together like so
,much tattle. living conditions are '
tvaslly different from those found in
Temptations
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ordinary wzrilts in lite.
I m are greater under such err-esses and \
“G}4°RIA‘S" ROMANCE 1“ lif- asslrrnt » a queer tone.
and Chapter—Caught by the July 15 "The greater-it difficult, in raising t
sealin°lfl “THE SERPENTn the moral standard is the inborn
I "spiril of acquit-sence that pertades
the inhabitants of the slums \\‘h.r1
' Mat. 2:15
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MONDAY
Mignon Anderaon in
PM“ HUOOAND’B WIFE"
‘ Pearl White in
E‘T‘HE lRON CLAW"
' Putho New
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TUESDAY
.. . Alice Brody in
"LA VII 0! IOHEME"
Joan “thorn in
“MYSTEMIO OF MYRA"
Cartoon Comedy
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Norma ‘I’alntadgo in “Going
Straight"
Mack Swain in
“MAURICE. CUP 0F woe"
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. ALACE T
The Contact and Moat Perfectly Ventilated Theatre in the Norwatks.
{was good enough for lil~*lf' fathers is
good enough for them, is their argu
ment They admit it is pleasant to
be on the right side of the street but
they find read} excuses for their lat-
riess. of course, the entironuient i~
i‘df‘gt’iy responsible for their condition
If titer-1e people could breathe the
"‘ch air of the touritry instead of the
putrid air of the city they would no
ier return to their old homes
HEATREi
Eve. 7:15 and 9
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Charlie Chaplin in “The v“. ‘ '(‘arnpaigth in crowded distitts
bond" hate failed to amend reasons. In the
first place. the police have never pro
M”, MacLaren '" “SHOES" [ieriy cooperated. Again, the reform
ers attempted to cover too much
FRIDAY tground. And. htstly, the patronitins
The EV‘M °I the 89“” - airs assumed by invaders of the dis»
Willie Collier, Jr., in “The tricts liate not met with favor.
"What the slums need is positite
proof of advancement if the people
follow the :ill'fllKhl tutti narrow path.
This can be accomplished only when
the reformers take a keen interest in
Bugle Cali”
Hank Mann izr
"HEARTS AND SPARKS”
STAMFORD iHEAiRE
-huirv AWAKEMAN rnrtrrrv, Mgr.
SATURDAY ‘
“SECRET OF THE SUBMAR the work at hand. Settlement emu
" “ployment bureaus with outlets for
me i“, unskilled labor should he established,
It‘d 01h".- ;,. and me and women urged to regis-
I‘l‘. i‘iieriiployrtterit tirites so man)’
people to crime. that it has been call
ed the real hoodoo of the slum prob
lem.
"The rccrcttiions of the must-res are
also worthy of acnitiuy. In the course
of my investigations I hai‘t- visited
the vllcst of dens. and in tlieac I hate
fottnd young girls smoking and drink-
im: with tlic lowtut types til then.
Phone 2300
‘ “THE MAN
f/And 1 Special Broadway
“ABEL FRENYEAR,
ammo
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
jULY toth and nth,
‘A New American Play
CAME BACK ”
By Jules Eckcrt Goodman
Founded on the Story bv John llcnring \\ilson
“ith
MARY NASH
HUBL‘RT DRUCE LEWIS ED-
N DAVIDSON, RUTH CHESTER and others
.iSealsoii {Silefiit‘ritlay Prices $1.50 to 50¢
Free-liternoou
and Evening-Free
Punch and Judy
Free Donal; in Reotaurant
for. guest: oulpotoqao
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AUTOISTs GET SHORT MEASURE.
There is such it thing as refined plen-
iiut the lower chrsses do not
And one may argue two
sure.
realize that.
A‘ 8215 Ways on that subject, for reformers
WILLIAM A. BRADY fun by too refined.
presents "The great scheme is to make tlitt
cipline an ally rather than a master.
it people are continually told: ‘Yotr
must not do that.‘ they will resent the
'comniarid. "Ill if you say to them:
WHO
“Do you think you will profit by till-Y‘
ing this?‘ lilf‘y will listen to you. I
have encountered few people who did
‘not honestly desire to advance.
the slums are just its rcplctc with ain-
illilimis‘ people us arc the higher strain
‘of aticlety."
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“THE PURPLE LADY."
Today the big picture will be tht
Metro picturc featuring Ralph Iicrz
iin the' ‘Purple Lady," a .3 part drama
ltlrat surely will please arty that see
:it without a doubt as Ralph Herz is an
factor with a big reputation haVlnEt
start-d in the biggest productions and
playing every season the largest cit-
'lcs on this side of the ocean as well
State Police Begin “Crusade" to Save
1’ennieo for Motorists. lf‘lS in the legitimate field of auras
HARTFORD Julv 10. —The State merit l ittle need be said of the rent
police have started a "cigustide" where- of the ca t of players that go to make
. by it is hoped to put a stop to the prac trip the rant of this piece as It hurt
,‘tice which is said to hate gmttn to it been plainly shod“ in the other pic.
Elarge extent throughout the State, of turc it n n M tr
‘selllng short mensurc‘ gasoline to auto- “ H m 9 0 ”come out out
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EDNA MAY NruaEU THE SLUI surely be in 3.9.“! Vith the 001- t
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sacrifice is that depicated b) ‘lier'
Husband; Wife."
A woman, her heart filled with a
if}
tidutxs through all then» ,Vt’al': has be
l’ainte Theatre. Monday, July 10th.
‘ fellows and hate evilrythinx else care
'forc we start anything.”
for ‘
as on the other side under the mart-s
cgemcnt of the very foremost prouttc ,
yaadthooluotIolthofletmvm
his is the first time that Ralph Hen
lba-beonaocnoathescreeninthe
ortvalk and without a doubt will be
the by word of the people of Not
alk after witnessing this picturcj
hich will be presented at the Regent
ht-atre today.
PALACE THEATRE.
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“HEi‘i HUSBAND'S WIFE."
A tale of mother lute and it grew.
range passion deSerts her husbands
nd child and flee: to anoth r cm
with a sculptor.
Here she meets and nlarl’lee anolh
r to whom she also prove: untrue
:rtl whom rite subsequently divorce.
Her child of whom she haa had no
Lilli!” a famous i’iolrniste and comes
o the city ‘vht re her mother lives.
iiflt‘ fir-nets her mother’s
~rie dit- .
Ult‘t d second husband and tall in love.
\rth the men. The two are married.1
From this point the drama develops}
‘Illti a story unfolds which will rankl
as one of the mini noteworthy efforts
n tiiurdom of lh‘ year
This Picture will be shown at the
I NEVER KNEW THAT, DID YOU?
\\ hen Director J. Searle liawiey
tcud the script of “Silk and Saline,"
the Paramount picture in which Mar-
guerite t'lark is itarriiig for the Fir-
mous Players. he reached the descrip.
tiutt of the big fight scene in which
the diniinutite heroine lIl rescued
from ti French chateau by her lover.
"t‘heck that scene for the last one we
rriakc." he told his assistant. "We
want to get everything else firit be-
cause we may lose a player or two—-
or break up the set when we tackle
that riot. Willi a lot of sword ploy
and extras falling down stairs we'll
take a tip from these prcparednetut
fully stowed away on the celluloid be-
"lt's a perfect shame to leave those
glorious Adirondacks who they on
just becoming too beautifult’ for
words," deciaris l’ntrlirre i‘rcderick
him has in. l returned from the nortlr‘
woods where rile wirit w.tlr1)ircct or
.im i-h Kntrfnru'i to not some of the]
outdoor scenes for the Famous l’luy
ers adaptation for the Paramount pro
attain of P2 lirillitit Upptriheim‘ s greatl
ntiitl, 'llie \\orld's (iri‘nt Snare.‘ '
“The people who but - camps up’ there
are beginning to get them straighten
ed out for tht :tiriimtr and l do:‘tt
know when l have been so envious of
anyone."
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lilancl-- Street, the beautiful lusky
star. has started rehearsals on her
lutcst Paramount Picture. which an.
e~pctliilly written for her by Mnrrtnr-
t-t Tumliuil and is living prodtrted trn-
der the tlit‘wttiort of Hank ltcitlir
WILL TURN OVER
STATE TRADES' SCHOOL
Board of Education has made arrange.
.nieritrt with the city authorities of New
Ilritnirr to turn (H't‘l‘ the State 'I‘rttdca'
School there'to the city on Aug. 1.‘
:tbc school wrtl he continued by the
~city in a building owned by it and the
Istaff of teachers, ten or twelve in all
\- ill be rtuined. The state has paid a
i court of 83,000 it your for the use of
the building. E. I) Packard whouas'
been instructor iii draughtsmanship at
the trades school in Putnam has been era enraged on 01009 worl. at home
appointed principal of the school in
New Britain
SOCIALISTS WILL CHARGE ADMISU
' SIGN FEE.
committee of the National
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the pury headquarters here today.
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. mobilista. Two arrests have been made
:by Charles Fine, deputy State merrier
.6! weights and measures.
The proprietor of the Springer Oil
[Company in East Hartford and E. l.
tSmith, a hardware dealer of Collinq—
ville, are held on allegations that the
amount of gasoline which they said
was short measure.
Hartford and Bridgeport each have
5 160 automobiles registered with the
automobile department of the Secre-
tory of State‘ 3 office, according to tig-
urea made public today by Chief Clerk
. Arthur (E. Connor.
1 Hartford loads in the number of
l'plcaatrre vehicles, with 4,.515 There
are 645 commercial vehicles in this
city. In Bridgeport there are 4,300
pleasure can registered on July 1,
and 860 trucks.
A _ 'Rartford or Bridgeport.
L -tr you rmt boom: good Sentinel"
1-th udvirtiaernt the time you
rimme- are notary—and with twice the
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.0 New Haven is next in line, with
4,246 pleasure care and 885 trucks, u
. total or 5,121 and run as loop than in
neared your preunt petition. por-
bani you have found one paying
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new; our: in “Silk: and satin: u m regent may
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HARTFORD, July 10.——The Stilt“
CHICAGO. July 10. —An admission number making in round nutnbe 5“? -, i
e- foe to political meetings at which its 360, 000 l
p.esidentiul candidate will speak has: '
NP“ d'ddi‘d “90“ by ”‘9 “WNW" will fall on the factories and commer—i
Socialist cial establishments decreasing
This announcement came from total number of male wa'ge earners t‘
: lahe refused to give him he: jetvtlry,‘
V lcrot agrecmcnt has been mule be-
half of your time walking over to the stove for a hot iron.
YOUR GAS IRON IS HOT and you need not leave yonr work after you: iron is heat-
ed, which takes four minutes.
cost less money
nd but a fact in this case.
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Sees—lire from “The Husband's Wi to." at
illittiPilli_ n iiws
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The Palace Theatre.
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rightful possession of which they die-
putc with Columbia and Ecuador.
(irate fears for the peace of the nu-
‘ trons involved were ex ress ,
I‘rtltls Julv (Correspontleutcof p 9d
'llre Assotiuleti Press) The latest
slaiiatits of the labor dc pattment show
that while women outnumbered their
in home bifore the war by 7.i6.titt“_‘
tip a total population of 1:0,t3u225b).
the war it'll probably dl‘f‘l‘t‘flS" the
nttmhtr of men at least it million, civ-
lnx the women a majoritt of 1." .. .‘titioti
Tire additional million t xtcss icmalt
"t ptilution will be obliged, lll part :it
.to support themselves. irtcr‘cav
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l-‘(ilt'l‘ WRIGHT. N. Y., July 10.—
Hlphteen soldiers stationed Kl the fort
here are reported missing as a result
of a boat rie which started Sunday
afternoon and wliit'ti terminated by
the capsizitig of the trout. There were.
to in the boat at the time of the ac
cltlent tutti two of lilt’Ei‘ were \iaslreu
tit'.l0l‘t’ in a much battered condition
carry this morning. and discovered by
tnpt. Arthur t'nriplierc, of the life-
is station (it this place. little is
hirnri of the :'~1‘taii after the soldiers
ictt tl: ilawl 'lht-y all hard the
day Off and started out in the boat for
fourth of the total numb-tr of ctrploy " .iny's 0“”“2- 1h” ”"0 rescued onea
i it re inkt‘n to the Port Wright llos»
|(d in coirimcrciai and irit'tt trlzl u... p. all. but were unable to give any ae-
liablishrncnts subject to inspection by h“ t of the happenings 1m."- ”we,
ilhe labor department. .éue Wt known
'There were 111000.000 persons carn-
.inx salary or Wager in lt‘rnrice Iit‘IOI't“
icrist
hr: ct I‘fi‘f‘l‘lliDi:
mrtlc “a :c cairn-is which according to
statistits of the tear I9l2
the percentage of fit
\iii.‘ ()I‘."
ilhl‘ war. Tiltzy w" distributed at.
ifollow‘tt: .
Fart“: but . ............ 3.300.000 t
liottr'e servants, ......... 900,000 3
Government cnrp'oycs..... 800,00 ; \
Commercial eiitployes. . ...1.titi0,000 .
industrial eniploycs......5.oti0,0titi l
Of the 4. 360mm w irkcrs in mmmcr ’
tirtl and industrial enterprises inspect--
ed in 19111112890 were women and
girls There were. bcaidm, a million,
women and girls mostly garment mult- i
and escorting the inspection law. Thcy
brought the total of female .tage earn !
tern up to 2,212. 890 as against 3. 787. 110‘
men. Since the war bcgan at least:
-.150 050 women have been added to thei
Half of the total war losses in men-
tho- .
3,287,110. Supposing that ha‘f the
srme number of women will replace!
tliem. it will bring their total up tot
2,850,000, or 47 per cent of the whole
BRIDGEPORT MAN '
SHOOTS SISTER IN LAW‘
BRIDGEPORT, July 10.~—Because i
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Samuel Mei-son. Saturday night, shot’
his alster-ln-law, ldrti. Julius A. Prior-i,
:rton, at her home here and then corn-
‘mitted suicide, Mrs. lilerson is in
in critical condition. Merscn flrrd|
'four shots into the tvoman whichtI
[toolt effectain the abdomen, breast,
tin-Inf and leg. He then went: into-
another room and shot himself in
the head. Ho'waa about 35 yearsl
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MAY BE ANOTHER WAR.
l WASHINGTON. July. 10.—0fllclal
dispatches receive dtoday in Lotio-
nerican diplomatic quarters any a tro-
T re Is No Lost Motion
With one of these New Gas Irons; EVERY MOVE COUNTS. You do NOT spend on.“
The Outfit Costs $3.50 The IRONING BOARD rs Friar ‘ c
Don’t cling to the old-fashioned ways of ironing if you
can get something that will make your work easier and
This ts usually a hard combination to
The United Elettric Light 8t Water Co
;tor the Buffalo Bill -—101 Ranch WM
West Show Ihicb South Notvalk I"
ito see for two performances, m..
11m, 2m, rumour. with conic-tutu "‘
afoot and m horseback, is uuou'tr
, featured this year. a fact which i! “1‘ i
,to be juatiled it, the magnum?
, l ble character of thin exciting com
‘ tThe Indium-12.11 is
imorepicturetquely and 03“."!
liliaed tan in omin- yearl. on tho
in genaiue bulflo bunt. III My
‘both Villain-rt and Carranulltlo. M
the saddle at both performances uni!
67 WALL STREET!
BUFFALO BILL. ‘
Many aoiel features are practical“
m
Indian bravo are utilised! in
tort on the phrase-'3' camp: they
lustnto thei naive ghost. 9".
greenest and other anorixflll . '
cea. la the nagoeoach holdup M
an Mexicans vauueros und m
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it:
they gin an interesting color to M
lively piano. A troop of Council;
with their small ponies cud hill: and»
dies, inherosthgfy contract the maili-
od of riding in vogue in the Bunion
Caucasus m the Western Nolan. "
The umcement la mode that W
Wm 1". Cody. (Buffalo Bill) will be II
vttr miver, participate in the great
military spectacle, “Preparedness."
which is this season's biggest featurO.
as well an in the preliminary fro. ‘
stroet pundo which takes place at
10:30 on the morning of show d'ay, J .
MIDDLEOEX DEPUTY 8H!
DEAD. f”
cun'rox. cu. tuwfo .
\Vatroua. a deputy sheriff. of Kill QR
on County. and proprietor of
Clinton Home, died toduy after
week’s illness of gastritis. Ho VII
widely known to travelling morn
imlyoue years he lived at G .
Beach and kept a liven stable ,
Seven years ago he bought the hp *1
His native town was Chester and
was 3 year! of age. Mrs, W
und two cons uurvive. Thyfun ,
will be u! 8 p. In. Wednesday.
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tween Peru out! Vermouth with the
I'obtect of taking vast tract: of land.
Norwalk Chronicler