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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 7, 1916 · page 3

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‘ *1— I Thrcc sisters .aMry, Amy and Jone,‘ REGENT THEATRE.
lire tugether in dire- poverly, working ...._..__
THEATRE in a factor) owned by James \\'hartou.l "WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE."
Mary. the role enacted by Miss link- —~
PHONE 1501 ford, 1: a. capaule, fearless g.ri ulto To Be Presented at the Regent Silur-
,, NORWALK has assumed the l't‘l}011>ltlltl_\ wt or d" September 16th, M‘m" and
W int; for her other >lrlrrr. Amy. .i muzni

 

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\tt‘nliilllg, and June. a chronic llll'dlid. ’9

lint—'3 , the “Lil"lllt‘>> sun of \\ lur‘cl‘t.

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i: tillt oat. _~ pot—mt. l)’ and pion‘u-

TONIGHT—Harry Hilliard and June Caprice in "Little

Miss Ha l ,, estahlzshws Amy in an apatttnrztt «l , y x
. .' 3'» u: lit: hna.‘ ‘ tr tl'lllfi ’. thr
PP ness‘ not owl attl tln- our!» and anguish 11" , , a l”
. ' , rtnutttt Ix :. l lllritl.» >t'( \\ ;.tn
N 1th Amy - terrihlt lithium tau-- - ' h ,

FRIDAY , litmuis t‘tnt‘e Tl‘ur int» 17 pt.

'1 si~1ti . It suit .11 a tont’ole' ilvt r. _ ,
putt, tli\ti'illl'l tlt'tltdtttltttlt' til it»:

~ltt-\ll on ti» pirt (ll Jan“

 

 

 

 

 

 

. I . i ,.- ., - .., - \ ti ,
Marguerite Clark 111 “Little Lady n .. '
. , ' t 5' , ‘ Lr (I
,.t\t-.~ .\l.it:.‘ in hop-t~ for ltt'l tum !_-. ‘ L H' l l ,_ \. “I “l i .
° ” in her dt-Slit-ttttton. litth inuktw u u: mH’ljmmd W \ ht: Limit tonn—
e n . ' . , lrut " it i: IllO‘itHil“Iii.t t. .‘ill‘uill
, . tut :tppt-al to the t'ldt‘! \\llal'lt4:l, n ‘ . l 1 .
, r, . . . in it”. , 2 r. sw-
‘ :ijfl.!tli lily domisn'ti front ill: to tn- ‘" ‘ (f T i i l
‘ ‘ . . . , . . .. . 4 c . t. . . . t -
SATURDAY—‘ Loves Toll and Billie Burke m ‘Glonas t:. ..t. littor'n‘r, M-v )lztty uni t~-...-~t “~'“ "fl“ ‘” 1 r" , '
l; h; ,t > i _.l1\ 'tttti tt
Romance” \fllld in. ltt'l' twain}. at t‘lttiii‘ o “Ll 1“ ‘1 N, “tilt r‘-‘tt ;
. ~ ._ _ ‘. v: i.1\' H ' ' 4 tr} U:
in 1' 2» hr did \tn)‘. ’l‘ht- lattrt’r’ uh hu‘“ i H I "ll t '1. i t‘ tt
.. . w ~ . .. ~ t.. in ml."
Sept. 27.— The Unwritten Law.” lilt.tl'l*~ liltlun‘l n; tjru. lli=lillnT 'j ‘ ‘ ‘ ” , d ‘
cm . _ S‘Lf‘ aviiz~ lll i'selt~ and ftlli't“; him “in I” ‘V l mum“ “in“ A} “t ”w
litlt with r, an anomaly itlllHTli [ltll‘

 

1o ~tt' ulto lt‘ t.t-\\’ t’itztt'tttcr ttttg‘it ltr

. ,. . , _ -t 'tt :ul: .- lltitr‘t‘lltll :s it l> Inuv
'lhe Htt‘rlflf‘t'~ “liltll stir- has lliltdt' "“1 l 3‘ i l 1 it t ‘
- . r.t:t atllt .m- I‘ll t'ltltlt't} tl‘uugttttl
icr .J.it'.t- llit'tt' newsmtand Mat) .‘ rc- ‘ '
'l t- tn‘ttt- Ht'llln.
lil'\'dl iron. tht- old rootns 'o Illlil'

'\\ fun Hit unis M the Two" 1‘ (mo

httlu‘ilc quatnt rs So nlu n \lll.‘ lttl

Hill) a

SIAMIORD THEATRE

' ‘ it ‘ I‘lll'!tl"_\ lllll>lllltlltl play
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' ‘w ‘ . - ttt-z“--'-ui-
' , nod tot‘t"o"t.~ llil‘tl \\l‘ll it n \ttl\tl‘ m . ‘ NV. ‘1‘” '. ‘ I”- a .\
EMIL‘ WAKEMAN “ARTl-‘E‘! Marc Phone 2300 i." Hill a tttut'lwr t‘ll'l 1’) hi .t'll:a. it. l“:l'!’3"" ‘5 ~ " w.” “'0 l f“ I.
I t'tnnt-l ‘I find 'it‘tl ‘l‘e ‘trl 1 lnr turn oi s w: tillt'l’ittt'llnon" H I, m
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\n i . r “”v tlw‘.‘ ii) i: In.“ ztnd tlm m-tttit-nt'o “I

U. 7 ‘tf' . i . .
' . ,. , t ‘v ; . ml ‘ itrtn' on

FRIDAY' SEPT' 8th In at lt'l'lllt'litlttth st-rnr. .\i:tr.V lillxt“ “' ‘l M“ '“h i I” h 1 u L

"w v'm‘o pta) 'lllll tho story \mt'ks
out ui'hnn‘ one intontzruou~ incidt-nt
l‘lill‘ thr \tnoothnws of tho pe-rfor.
’l‘lu- lllllslt‘ hy Silvio lirin.

inthv snuminn and. st Hing lilt 14ml

l;l. \\\’ R liltl-.\\tilil\‘ illtll tilit t. t) 'J‘Y‘HCR l’lx’lifilix‘l‘
\l r trout .\tn;t‘~ hand. she holds t-Ivnm‘i

lh- l’i\illl" ' ht- .\‘ ‘ . . . t.
‘ ”Uh '1 it”! .tt hay “ltllt' :t minister is ob'atnml I

lllillll "

'l‘ln-n she slith-s behind a ('lll‘lHlll uni
v ‘to is \u-ll known .as tht‘ composer of

holds the unit at Ernest‘s hntk ulnlv

ho and Amy go through tltt> murrntnt-
I

corotnony.

\l.tttt' t‘nl il~ L‘l 'att'sl >tit'u'>.\e.~. and
if lllt ri- art lti *al: in must-nil ('(tlllt‘dy.

' 1 ’ill hin ‘tftt r ‘hrnt in
Mary. tnvnnultilo, llilr~ found a new .\lr ‘l' n r' \\‘l 1: ll) n “m”
- h- . . “ \t- l't'bl ‘s .
‘a'td dwp tutu-rest in ()won \\h:trton. ‘ *‘ '“" " ‘l l f 1“ nulhau he
~ " .‘ "ll "lt' M 3 t -
l‘Il‘lt9~l'.~ wry inuntv brother. (Non is T” "H! l" i r n “h“.
. . ‘ t ' . lrt \’ *0 ll) it , tI' _
’ t - ‘ deeply hi sympathy “lill the factory “"“‘ nnn " -‘ 1 l ‘ n .. "
AIM it .\ot;tlnc “‘1 l” . "\\ht»n lilttllll‘ (onto 'lrut-, tome
' workers and Non got-s so far as to ‘ ‘1 i .. “You llctr
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' .. . 0\ (‘3‘, ,
take a position lll tho plitnt under an- M'” L ” l _ , _ g
\'»o u." 'l‘tt- scenic cqutpnNnt of

o'hor llttliil‘. \\'ll(‘ll lllt‘ rotten factory ‘ .. _ ' ,

‘ . , ., ‘ . --\\'t,. n in. .tnts (otnc True is (labor-
tiom villi-s Ill (mun is caught It] the l ' d rec Tho first
duhrh and :u-riously injured. Mary ““' l" H" "'5 'L '

. . . . . c - . . ts h ‘ dock of an ocean
finds him and tisststs in Stu‘lnR his life. “ ”‘ r' W l" l‘ l _ d) l 1 )g‘
(It the fillllt‘l‘ lititilly rt‘lt’nls “I‘M" "“‘1 ‘4'le h“ “on H u pl"

and t-httnutu his \lt‘\\' on tho suhjcr‘f “Hm“ "l 1“". “PM palm”. art: "ll
of factory construction-«unit of dilllnll'
lot it is not until .\l:try
‘ltus loucht :l f»-\\‘ morn hattlvs.

l.ttf‘t‘llil lilaltr', Dorothy \\'t~t, .lohn
,llou'ors. lloht-rt t‘nin. .l Allwrt Hull
and othvr \u‘ll know-.1 pittyvrs ttppottr

“ PAGANINI ”

By EDWARD KNOBLAUCH

\ Author of “Milestones." "Kismet," etc.
SEAT SALE WEDNESDAY, S" PT. 6th
MAIL ORDERS NOW

PRICES . . . . .. ........................ 50¢ ltl $2.00
SEATS NOW ON SALE

 
 

t‘tllll‘t',

st-tond hll‘llt‘ rho“
York t'll_\' Milli another \ivu' of tho it-
l't‘prt‘rt‘nts intt“

lt‘l'S'lll'ltt“,

 

hrr. tht- lltllli >(‘f‘llf‘
Tittl‘ of u unlhonniro's mansion in New
York and tlw llllltl sctno >ll0“j a hull-
Tlll< lllnl

ltwllt in 'h‘ atmv house.

\t'l‘llt‘ i. [Hill rd on silk to pet ct‘t‘tnill

 

 

 

 

 

 

.. - ._ fig ‘ , L .. . --. .. fin. , .. _. .. :3... ~ «‘iti unwind of Miss Pickford in ‘llh lllc‘ I
t t ,. . . . , . ,_ t;.ht;n.'. t-itr’i.
—‘ PALACE THEATRE. 2T;::i‘7'.‘l"i‘::;‘"r“'"‘ “" l““““l"“~‘ "“m“ .H mm. “Hm M ”W M,” m...
i '—‘—'“ “ ‘ ll m. H, (.1 H‘l't‘ Mtg. ('tt, :tlltl Hrt'
BESSIE BARRISCALE in new ; _._______..._... , '3 , m, ..-_- ti tum;
PLAY av GARDNER SULI IVAN 1 An oxco‘t-nt \.tlttlt‘\ilil- hill i.~~t.“l "'1" H - ‘ t H i \ lltlll-Zl'
- ' . . _ t,, tt . s . . lA'
AT THE PALACE FRIDAY. l‘_\ littl'r,\‘ .\l:t~t!ll K “It, \tlll 'tt‘ ix :t ~ “A ‘ .IMH 1: l H .ll ~\' ,1 ,1“, t-
lt‘ttt'tion tit tho I'lllilt‘l‘ Tl tt“~'_l't_\. i'li‘ 1”. hi" i“ ' ”J l h l“. l 4..“ not
— ‘ I .t.. lit.» it“ “tlt‘ s- w-
' - / _~__ lh».~»~it- llélll‘lfitili.‘ nhosonioct t'vt't-nt 1h." ““1 i“““"‘-1‘-"- , - -'
. . , . .. - t .» “a tut mo for
31H" ”up“. on my 'l'l‘l‘tnuit- ,, , |"l"l .\s it rllt‘t'lill I':tt\lt't‘ liiltt‘tlpllh ME.“ “h” h” H H a Ml l U . l n _ ,|.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND ‘ ‘ . .1. - .m- t to. 't‘w ”1mm"

Collins has lookcd lint; lltcklotd ut
“The Elvin-ti Grind" it shut synopsis

\\.t> llliltlt' ill "l‘ltt- Snt't'tms o!
non “ill ht: ofl'orod to; star tl mow

pt-ilin: drttnut ot rut'l‘ilit't' tittitlod i‘ ”5 folhms.
”The l';t_\'mvnt." This is at stint frnlll
li.llt .‘sl‘t‘llllllflly cxhnusth'ss t’ount of
ll"l‘;tl‘_\' grins, t‘. (iul‘tillt‘I‘ Sullivan.‘
and i» du lill't‘d to hr among his strong-
t-rt works.

“Tin l’nyint-nt' tit-:tls \\.th
ot l'lullts l’ltKI‘, th~ d‘ltltl Hillt‘
tltlllgltlt’r of it small-town tnilln'orkcr.
:ttnl illlllS its blow at that tll>ll),\ull_\‘ of
married lllt‘ll \\llO bargain will] turn.-

l.tv\t-,'

SATURDAY
t ———-—
GALA VAUDEVILLE AND
., FEATURE PHOTO-PLAY
’. BILL .

of tho cast :nM‘plnycrs Tell sonsom d
'o the l‘l’.l‘.ll‘.'f‘fi‘.tlll§l ot‘ llllihltfll (‘Olll0~
t‘._\' :tud n crmt ll-‘lll of limb and Caro
nus t-tnplnH-d in tho solot'tlon of ur-
tl~ts who in looks us no“ as ability
qualified to moot tho ltll’ltlfi of
'l‘nkn‘n as n \t‘ltol“. the

in

M STAMFORD THEATRE.
” 7- “1 l‘l‘
tl‘, * ttulhors.
t-otnlnc onctwt mom of “\\'hon Dreams
t‘omo 'l‘t'uo" proniiws to be 0110 of the
must cr:t'it‘,\in; t-ntt-t'tttinmt‘nts of tho

GEORGE ARLISS IN “PAGANINI.”

(it-orgt- At'liss ontvrs upon lll
st‘tson in his charm tvt'i'm'ton of l'.I:.’t
ninl u'nh lllt‘ tidmntttuvs mt ruint:
from ft‘t-qtlvnt of lilt‘
ploy, n practically intact ot‘iuinul sun

HARRY MASON AND CO.
,_ In the Comedy Sketch f,
; “GET THE MONEY" i

st-wtttl
llll‘ ~:-:t-
lv‘t‘l‘

[H-l‘lnl‘ttiflltt'vs

’ CAHILL AND ROMAINE
Singers and YodlCrS of'Unusual

‘n'osl‘lll st‘uH-n.

 

Merit , , Dm‘lill (‘ttsl and th-- smooth running ~__—________.._._..
I “ml" my“ h l” ““ “”“iul‘m‘m “0‘ which counts only from long; (‘ntifnt‘i
-, MACK AND EDWARDS of tin mun alone, but ofthc girls them- with audiont-cs. “norm-ti" llt'ltl .\lr. Tonight "Little Min HappinEso."
i That Musical Pair >l‘l\'t‘.\ \\ ho Silt‘l'lllt't‘ llll‘ll‘ horn)" tor the Arliss for flu, Sl‘flfltllls. This “”5 lonu- “-7—
1 , _ allitllfllllt‘lll of earthly sin-co of. l‘ltt‘llls ”- than tho tlistinuuishvd lgngugh nct- Hurry llilhtird nnti Jami (”prici- the
l MCLINN TRIO logo, tn the story. reaps :t r\'\\ul'h or pprsmmtty dphmtdl \1 ”H. MW“ of 1“” t-towr Pan that play ,1“, leads

from llt‘l‘ :‘klt'l‘lllCC- sho nttttin: distinc—
tion its :1 portrait paintcr---‘ut “tun
truc low docs t-otnt- slh‘ finds it ill)-
nllll(‘l|‘(l by nit-mgn'ivs of tho ptts'. "No
muttvr how small tho price cll‘lllilllllt‘tl
tor uronudoinu. it is too hizh‘”

in “l.itth- .‘tliss Happiness“ lll't‘ certain-
it hit: drunin: cards “lit‘lia‘H‘l‘ tho)’
lfl‘l‘ mentioned to uppeztr in ono of tho
\\ lll. Fox pictutcs.
good tip for all those desiring to see

this period .\lt', Arliss cxpt't-sst-d llt‘.‘
hopc that.lto “‘(lllltl non-r again he
llsk'i‘fl to t-ontinut- in own role so nutny
scnsons. \‘o' it may ho staid trutht'ully
that his thousandth purformztnco in

l A Pantomimic Novelty

i BARRETT AND BELL
l A Little Bit of Everything
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Stilt .- . , .. ,- - ,- _ _. h ,,- _ ,- .R m
FEATURE QHOTO-PLAY '/ l | v.1 , q 1'» h .. ' I th.tt toll on .t (.mlul in (ltlllll as “up grt-nt pnturt \\lll gtl Vllltll'tl ml
THURSDAY ' ‘ ” "‘L‘“ m “I “‘3" -‘ d""“-‘- um- thut |tl‘t'(‘(‘(-tll‘tl. And Mr. Arliss' at- l\' mm“; to [ho early pvrtormunce.
' ' Itlw-t rm 1\ ‘ . . ~ . ,. 1
Mary Pickford in “The Eternal n. " to “ 0 ‘yl 1“ '“h‘! ‘ 1“" tnntion to tho (l-‘tttls of churnctcrtza- Friday "Little Lady Eileen.
, Grind" liillitst‘lllt‘: it is tulltl. is at lli‘p host. tion is well known. Paganini appears Following hrr thrilling romance m wag addressmg.
; _ ’Tho purl Is ono that affordod hot. \\'on- from tho nn‘nurc rot-ords of his p't‘so- "Silks ntid Salim" litt‘m Slargttcrltt‘me was ready ‘0 face anv enemv.
FRIDAY “YUM. ‘QDDOIUUIHN‘S- dim!” ”'5 “l” nnl lifo as dis‘lntznishod from his ntu- (‘lttrk is Smmtd by we FttmOtH Play",
Bessie Barriscale in “The Pay- lif'mli‘hloll' and ”1‘“de h" to “f“ '0 sit-:11 lifo to have boon a man of many ,m palm Company in an (Innrply not:
ment" tilt-«l emotional homh's. lim- nerlcrm- moods and “f dlxvidpdly eccentric environment as "Lit'lc Lady Eileen.
A ‘ , . , ~ . ‘ . . . ,
, __..— "m“ mmnmndh 3‘ “"10“ “0’“ ”‘0 tout-inc. ()ul of lllli momtiness :md 00- The Hemp of this quaint little play arelt‘nen evacuated bv the Ruffian-
SATURDAY H'”“ and hfildfi '1 I“ ”w nmfih' ““"ll'll‘lly ”WW“ Alli“ l“ “lid to laid on the Emoruhl lslo. where .\liss.:;~n: according to the Russtan

Supporting Miss llarriscttlt‘ at? l0 be how (ll‘llWll it clittructorizatiott ttt ont‘c

Cleo Midgely and Wallace Reid

 

in "The I Ve Mask" sot-rt t‘ha‘trlcs Miller. Ktttltct-ino Kil‘R- {351,-}x1uti11g and rerouting a vein or m ,m, scrccn a m“. charm"er, that! In flu: fiO'lttitlg in mstcrfi Ga- cided to transfer the interned ian fortress of Turtukal The
wood. “”13”“ Ih-sntond, Thomas 3- comt‘dy that odds to tho tirtisfry long ”I" a typical little Irish lite-sic who i‘a‘ ‘i-H \‘Cifel‘rl‘v. the Rutlslan fm- German converted CI‘lllSCl‘S‘i garrison "f the fortre“ iglcyuuu

. '(luim and (l-"rtrudo (‘lairrx Each, it is . 1.1 \-'tl ,i- ,qw , " . 1 . 10".)1‘ in fairics. llis s 1...... n w: “a R‘Igcfaflc Kron rinz Wilhelm and Prinzi ' .‘ ' '

Matmee ' ' """" ' " 1°C and 20c said has contributed luruolv to thr- r-x- “mp” H l I E m l t m uitprmcntrd M .r‘ottne ‘ i '4 ' - e ‘ p lessly counter attaCkmg- ths Rm?"

Nortvnlk admirers of Mr. Arliss will
ha?) tho opportunity of seeing him
and his t-xroilcnt supporting company Visitor, John 1,,
on Friday, St‘piblllltt‘.“ Mh immodititoly ”3”}. LP? any “two“ 519019.
prior to his :tppotmtnt-o at tho (‘ritcr- J.
ion thctttrc. Now York, :il tho Strinl'ord

('lurk has a notable
including Maggie

Evening, First 1rformance—
Feature Picture and Vaude-

. ville from 7 to 9:15.

' Prices ...... roc, 15c and 25c

cvllwwo of tho ploy. Tho production
was diroctotl by Raymond ll. West and
plioto:t‘:tpl:rtl b)‘ .l. I). licrriot. whilc
tip." tor-huh-ttl details were in charge 01‘
llo‘icr: llrttnton.

port,

Stall"

«A...

t'At Qua—Feature picture only.

 

littruut-ii‘c (‘lurk in the “lit:

 

Admission . _ . IOCI Iw‘w-‘v— thoull‘e. 'hm. “wows” for titt‘ .
N0 Vaudeville Second Perform- Eurlo Foxe who recently appeared “”“‘“""'”’“"" is tho dirvctm‘ttf ”ll“ ‘l“‘l"l"‘l“l photo-
" . - ‘ ' ' i, \ “ . . . 1 J‘ ..,. . v r
ance_ Except on Saturday will t‘hztrlottc “Editor in "Tho Tmil “film” Mm n H“) hoaltlt) ploy which 1'» to ht rt. “std on th
“1‘ <1“. 1‘(,n,.gn,no mm," “.1” be soon curiosity" about today s classifiid Paramount Proct‘nm at tho Regent toe

 

ads? [I onv of them should he grvzttly am, this “hp.

 

- - J lt' tho Pulaco on Saturday. in tho -
support or Cit-o Ridnlov and Wallace important ‘0 3'0“, “'0U1d 110‘ SUNI, At 3m,- ()’H;n‘nhtm's school for girls
livid in tho .h-ssc l.. l.~t.<ky production Clll‘ilmly'ipl‘y? ““3" ltublin. ”WW in :1 migfiwmug)

 

“Tho Loi'c Mask" 1: thrilling Western

.drama writt 'pf‘f'lillly for them by
ROTON PolNT (‘Nll ll. « dii'cctor goncrnl-of'
tho luv-lay . tummy, and Joanie Muc- t in a large wayhe uses The Scntlnel
, l'il"l‘.0)l, the well known dramatist, ‘ficlnsalfled “For Sale" columns. Call
~ PARK is a l‘:tt‘.tnlOunl Picture. up the ofllce and an adv. man will call,
TORY WORKER. iMaqon'c pt. size . . ...... 45c. doz.
"Tho Etcrnnl Grind." in which the Mllon'l qt. olze .. ..... 48c. doz.

‘ incomparable Mill')’ Pickford is starred, auxin?“ '31" p: 'l‘” :3“ 3°":
b, , ‘ J. , , , g nngeye,q.oze.... c. oz.
; -‘ ”“ “mo” ”“39“ ”“1 WWW-"'1 Jelly Glaues ..... . 24c. and 29:. doz.
‘ -A WISE MERCHANT l .

, 'noe today. it is. it possible. even moral
tpowcrful than any photoplay in which
Idvertlcoe his 800.59- If he cannot (10' Mary Pickford has ever appeared and'

I; m a large way, he uses The Sentinel gives thu star the greatest opportun-

—A WISE MERCHANT
alvcrtiscs his goods. If he cannot dc

Lutlv liilocn l{;t\'unattcli who it: hare
of so cumbersome a name.

toss O'llarnltztn. and

 

 

._ ,_._.» .. -.___—_...._.

Fruit-Jars

MARY PICKFORD IN ROLE OF FAC-

school.

 

 

par-own, etc., at lowest prices.

Albert F: Gchcbe

 

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with age.

D "3 1' ‘10 S P tote that the entire estate of "l‘erren ce . Tl‘l G 'di . l . ‘
l l “d I r 318" COIumns. Call My of 11 film career The story rompt dollvery Ph°n°1o°°asn e not an “Y! It s not . . .

' I ' “”3““ l “mum“ to u 'a " pa. generallv realized in En land 5 Marguerite Clark m “Little LI dy Enact. It The Regent. T
'llp’ ,tlle Ollce and an IdV. man willcall. briefly, to as follows. . 25 Wuhlngton 81.. So. Norwnlk Ill deacon to t e elda, da 8 ter of t;- _ e . tg | fr . '0 \ ‘ r V

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ti wharf at Nm.‘

So it mil-'ht be it

("tank has am opportunity to imrodW-‘t‘.ot‘=~’ql ntrtew-ent issued todav

0““ i“ 1” sup'tt-ook sm‘to more prisoner.
llnllowcll,
Shino, ltnsstill llilfSCll, trilitarv ott’rfltinns at l'n'nr

Dn'n'loy, who it)? dirt-ch41. gouem~rept todav savo tl‘fitt
‘z‘ily Ofi

“mm“ may""‘z'iraids were made bv our patrol?-

pupil with tho into-inspiring n'tnto u:

ly litrgc onouch to sustain the burden
my to retaliate against interferense
pranks arc for front plcasing to Mist-
she is punished
many times until the sudden (liscov-tisay.s that although those who
.ory that her [other is peuniless lenfisgsee in it. no more than a flouri'h
,to hor being wttlidraun from teihaving a special Virtue on the

Dennis Kavanaugh spends his cntire‘ “nevertheless we should do well
time delving lntothe hundreds of mas- to note two things: ..
sive volumes which line thc walls of]
is the Paramount Picture at the Pal-i Prelervlng kettles, jar rlngo, jar capo, his library from nom- to comng wmtej
Iperched on his ladder searching for a
lmustg- tome he discovers a will, yellow
The contents of the will 'America."

the House of Katauaugh prouded in:
she marry the Eldcrl son or the ll‘J...-(:
of Churchill

0D 1L» Hall) t.t,in.~nttrtj local ml
ecu meet.- it “ADD. aux.» )w..t.g limit ht.»

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

T‘ 1.1. :amm

Qiality Combinaton Range a Success
in Norwalk !

IN MARCH, 1915,

The first «pant l‘utubln‘d—
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BRITISH AEROPLANES

Easy 'lems: $2 with order and One Dollar weekly. $10

allowed for coal range. Extra 1.1% discount if paid as
agreed.

RAID TURKISH POSI- ,
TlONS AT EL ARISH, ‘

SINAI PENINSULA‘ PRICE or RANGE SHOWN TODAY 53553. AND

ONLY TWO LEFT IN STOCK.

((‘ontiz.1t\d irozti First l'axo.)

-—* it The United Electric Light 81 Water C0.

The French statement says“ Phcn:1383 67 WALL ST.

that a powerful effort made by t
German troops to dislodge thy.i 240:. ._,._ _ j‘ : ,. . ‘w \x- .
m ' - ._ :2”

French from Hospital farm, on __
the Somme front, was without; ,
success and that the Germans‘becn aroused throughout the
were dispersed with heavy losses.[United States by the blacklist
.The small Norwegian steamship policy and interference with
tilda has been sunk. The crew mails, and asks "if the foreign
nae. saved. ‘ office is convinced these practices
The Rilda was of 3,103 tons'jof ours are no useful as to coun-
grOSS and was built at Preston initerbalancc the weakening of
1883. .American sympathy they involve.
An attempt at today's session or that they cannot be modified
of the Hungarian Parliament by so as to meet American objec-
the opposition party to shake lions without impairing any utili-
Fre’nier Tisza's position failed in ties they may have for our-
spite of the extremes to which relvec."
the opponents of the government It iv reported in London that
resorted, the German submarine merch—
Count Tisza had begun an ad— antman Bremen mav be expected
dress in the House on the advent to dock tat an American port
of Romania into the war when within ten days. probably at New
the party of the extreme left in- London. Conn.

probably of battleships. will b.
afforded to the interned shipl
when they make the trip from ‘
Norfolk. The matter will be tak-t
en up by the State Department
with the German Embassy. It
will be necessary, it is said, ID!
the interned ships to go outside
the three mile limit, but with
their escort no incident is likely
to result. The United States c:-
corted the interner merchant Ihip
‘Prinzessin Cecilio to New York
under similar conditions.

The German cruisers will ma
the trip under their own flux,
manned by their crews.

Complaints have freq
been made that there w'

 
 
 
 

terrupted with shouts of derision The Frankfort Chamber of enough room at No

and demand that he resign. “You Commerce recently petitioned these ships. Now "

allow vourself to be fooled by Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg. Department is to 3
Romania." “You don‘t belong Ger-nan Imperial Chancellor. to construction of a V...”
in the minister's chair." publish the lists of foreign firms it is casential to flu . I,

“We have no use for a helpless with which tradinc is prohibited ters for them. “r .

government." l‘" G”‘" Bllmln- l" Old" '0 °“' ~At the meeting’of the Brita
"Mw was Transylvania not al‘lc Prussian firrrs to develop As - - "

, , , , socratton esterda S. S
fortified?" relations w‘lh the blacklisted y y A ydney

Olivier. permanent secretary of .
the Board of Agriculture and .
Fisheries, replied to a suggestion ‘
that steps should be taken to
educate the farmer so as td insure
increased production and all ex.
tension of the area of cultivation.’
lSir Svdncy said the government
,intended to establish agricultural
and engineering institutionsThuS
the best advice on engineering
and agriculture might be collab-
orated. ' '
Rumanian troops have occu~ ‘ '
pied Gyergyo-Dilro Orzova pass.
on the north and northwest fron-
tier of Rumania, says the of-.
ficial statement iSSucd by the Ru- . ,
is equivalent to silencing Count :32“ War Depagtmetftt tOdFY‘ ‘
von Reventlow. who under such It guns: a punt er 0 machine
.. guns and Important {nod stat-cs
COHd'flOT‘S would have to express e m 6 fr th Aust
not his own opinion but that of 1;" ca_, ure om c rot
the censor. a tgganatts. '1 Bl - f '7
To relieve cramped conditions“h crman an A gartan “(3"
avtng received numerous rem-

‘at Newport News the United .
States Navy Danartment has dewforccments, continue t° attack,

firms and encourage them after
the war. The Frankfurter Zei-
tung Law the government has
complied with the request and.
'whlishcd the lists.

The Dcutst‘he Tazeszeitung,
.nnount‘cd to its readers yester-
«lw otm 3t had once more been
prohibited.

The Tnvcsveitnng. of Berlin,
”it; that its mval expert. Count
”Met von Rcvcot‘o‘v. has l“Pn
fcrbidden to publish aHVthin",
Af pnv kind for the duration of
the war without submitting it to
the censor and being provided
with an imprimature.

The newspaper adds that this

"You are wrecking the coun-
try." Ami many other exclama-
tions of denunciation were hurled
:at the premier.

} King Constantine of Greete
this morning received 150 of-
«ficcrs of the Eleventh D‘vision of
the Greek army, stat: .ed at Sa-
lnniki W‘M had used to ioin
the rebels who a revolution
brokr out in the Saloniki garri-
son September 1. The king con-
gratulated the officers on their
action. saying it constituted a
brilliant page in military history
'and set a great example for com-
ing generations. With such offi-
cers and men as those whom be
his majesty said.

Turtukai. a fortified Rumanian
,to‘vn on the Danube, about fitfu
I'ri‘es sotttheact of Bucharest, hat;

with great violence the Roman;

I

Eitel Friedrich to Philadelphia.t
This will be done between Sep—‘
tember 26 and 30. A ngval escort.

martian statement adds, and the
losses on each side are said to
have been very active.

An cffic3°l "tat‘ffient report‘no

-donia was issued bv the R'it‘"h

n“ the Sin-"ma frat-it g’3"0““ > ....7. —_—-——— '

1on enemv trenches. Some prison-
ers were cantured.

“On the Doiran front we ch“
‘down an enemv aeroplane. which
fell in flames into Lake Doiran "

Commenting on the amendment
to the revenue bill passed by the
United States Senate Tuesda"
night, empowering the president

iwith AmericauL commerce. the
iManchester Guardian, of London.

eve of election may be right

“First—These renrisals are di-
rected against the Allies and pri-
imarily against ourselves.

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