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H. handsome. hunt mum compan-
ion. Prince mmltri Kaitlin, stealss
“OUR LITTLE WIFE. " ilittle men! 811'! from a French tav-
Selwya & 00., will otter on Satur- em The girl falls in love with Louis
day September 30111 at the Regent bu he casts her aside, and is nearly
theatre the first production on any killed in a light with her former sweet
stage of “Our Little Wile" a comedy been. L’DOD Pewverinfl. the former
by Avery Hopwood author of the [a- sinner enters the priesthood.
mous "Fair and Warmer" and other How he again meets the dancer,
hits, with Margarei lllinxton as the wins her admiration and induces her
featured player. This will be Miss to enter a monastery is brought about
SEVENTEEN: GAS RANGES
-Thursday—Dustin Farnum
\Friday—"Thc Rail Rider," star- hip: in hot car. and the murderer
‘. ring House Peters. iiiltllt'r- good his. escape. Some time
Saturday—Valentine Grant in laps. llit' Kid manages to obtain a}
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PRICES
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COHAN AND HARRIS
Present
lllington's first appearance in comt'di'
for several seasons as she has achiev-
ed triumphs tor the past few years in
in a way that has never been seen be-
fore by the photodramaiic audiences
To say that this play is unusual and}
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LEFT FROM SUMMER STOCKI'.‘
New Prices Go Into Efftct Next Monday
On Oct and a general in treats: in the selling price of our Gas Ranges goes into effect. This
advance will amount to from $2 to $5, according to the value of the range.
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The Season’s Most Stupendous Success
'° —~ The— A
I Months ‘ Company
At House 01
The Superior
Candler. 0 ‘ Merit.
Theatre G] a s s Surpassing
New York Production
The Drama of a Thrill a Minute
1 50¢. 75¢. $1.00. $1.50
Seats Now On Sale
PICTURE PROGRAM
TUES., WED., THURS, FRI. 8: SAT.
Tomorrow ——LI5W TELLEGAN IN “THE
VICTORY 0F CONSCIENCE”
Wednesday-PAULINE FREDERICKS IN
Thursday—FANNIE WARD IN
“EACH PEARL A TEAR”
Friday—“TRIS UNWRITTLN LAW”
Orchestra M usicto Accompany Each Fea-
ture Picture
Saturday, Sept. 30 —-The Season’ s stclal
Favorite MAGARET ILLINGTON IN
Seats at 50c
OMAN IN THE CASE”
“l'illJR llTLE MHZ"
Pliiiil-
“The Playhouse That Pleates."
Tonight—Strong Triangle l’lav.
“Hell to Pay Austin.”
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liiiiiiii
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cuts \vtuld have been unable to pur-'
(haw until at the increased price.
\\ hi.» on ”.0 hunt for particulars, the.
1it'id sees Illoliiiison. one of the large
who has-v
cattle owners of the West
conic to this city for a business trip.
She follows hint, waits while he has
his bllllt’fi thinod and then. when turnv
111:: a corner loscu hint in the crowd.
iiiirryiitt: ‘iouic. she as llllit‘s the ills-
ucfiday—Lillian Walker in guise of a bootbiack and obtains a
"The Kid." position at the stand where she had
Wednesday—Licut. Danny. U- left Robinson. True to her expecta-
S. 'A. Another Triangle Fea—
! turc.
in
“David Garrick."
“The Innocent Lie."
LILLIAN W’ALKER STARS IN “THE
KID" AT THE PALACE.‘
The Kid, :1 sprip'iny Miss of
seventeen. is overjoyed at rewiring
on appointment on the staff of the
New York Herald. through the influ~
K‘fit't‘ of Joe Hazard. the star reporter,
whr has brought her up is his daugh-
ter. To arm her properly for the
battle of life, .loe tells her the story
of how for mother's downfall was
brought about. Her mother, he tells
her. was betrayed by a man named
Dunstor in her home. town. Joe had
befriended her and when her child,
(The 'Kid) was born, and the mother
died, .Ioe had decided to bring the
child tip himself. With a final warn-
ing to beware the pitfalls of the great
city. loc takes her to the Herald office
to l1cgin her career.
Soon after, when the price of meat
shows an alarming rise, the Herald
aseigna the Kid to unearth the cause,
and thus save the lives of the count-
less children of the slums whose par-
tions, Robinson appears that day, and
while shining his shoes she hits on it.
t-luo.Tl1ut day. Robinson’s wife, a
ch. llliV worker, is murdeitd while rid-,
position in the office of Robinson andI
gets otidencc w hiclt she believes him
not only connected with the manipula-
tion of the meat market, but also with
the murder of his wife. She. arrangt-dI
to have two detectives planted in the
room next day to get further evidence
of his connection with the murder, but
they overhear n conversafion which
convinces them that Hildnlgo, manag-
er of Robinson's cattle cnterprlsea Is
the rod] murdered and he ima't
into custody. The Kid also swears out
a warrant for Robinson for his con--
ncction with the rise in meat, but Joe
llazard. seeing and recognizing Rob-
inson, tells the Kid that he Is her own
father, Dunster tinder an assumed
:.1amc Dunster also learns that the
Kid In his daughtci and begs leniency
She finally secures his freedom after
exacting a promising from him to
. devote a portion of the money he has
unlawfully gained to charity. but when'
he comes to claim a daughter‘s love,‘
she turns to Joe who has been her
"daddy" for all these years. and leaves
Hunter a broken~heartcd man.
sensational. is but a mild description ‘
Cleo Ridgley, as the 'dancer. hasI
been given one of the best roles of her
entire (areer, and she has risen to tlie'
octasion with all the energy and abili— 1
ty at her command. 5
serious plays. As the star of “The
Lie" she scored tremendously la 3'.
season at the Harris theatre New
Turk and her large following will tin
doubtedly be interested at once to
know that she is about to appear lll
comedy and w'ithai in a play by that
master of stage hilarity Avery llop-
wood. "Our Little \‘t'ife" i1 essential-
ly construt'.ed for laughing outpost-1-
and relates the adventures of a pretty
young married woman with a penchant
for young uninarried'men. lire hUs-
band, naturally a bit jealous endeavors
to find out just how innocent her flirta»
tions are and has one of his friends, a
milk and water sort of a male, at-
tempt a midnight apartment supper
with his wife, The resubs are far
different fi'oni anything hé imagined
in his wildest dreams. Selwyn & (‘o.,
GRAIN GROWERS BLAME RAILi
ROADS.
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President Metcalf Says the Carrierl'
Cannot Handle Grain Shipment.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 25. The liven
tzeth annual convention of the Grain
llealers' National Association opened
liltl‘d)’. Afttr routine business ad-
journment was t en until afternoon,
when President Wilson was to make
an address.
in his address Presidtnt lice 0. Met
calf, (I llliopalis, lll., assailed the
railroads for the inadequacy of th:
transportation facilitits anordcd the
l‘lillipt‘l‘fi during the past year:
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have furnislitd an excellent cast in- "it aeems u, be scll+\'ideiit fact.’
eluding in addition to Miss lllington, .\ii'. lilt'tcal.’ declared. "that the rail
\‘(aiter Jones. C. Aubrey Sillilh.GW~'ll1 “V‘s it" EWWUIE 1110"“ “H'Ulfllfi'18111
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qvtry year to take care of the ship *
iziezits of grain offered them for tritnn
poi-iation. 'i his condition of affairs
main-s ilir handling of grain very
hazardous and contributes in no small
degree to the uncertainty of our busi- '
nt’bfl .
‘ '“tarritrs insist that it is impossible:
for them to make adequate provision
for the transportation of grain of
,fered them. because of the depiction
or profits caused by the greatly iii-
croosed cost of labor and material.
anti that freJlil and passenger rates?
do not justify them in making expexdi
lure. necessary to cure the evil.
“We do not desire to controvert this
iissoi'tion, but we do insist that ii
dolyn I’iers Robert Fischer, t‘hailes
llampdeu mid Rae. Selw‘yn. The play
is in three acts and was staid by Ed-
gar Selwyn.
BLANCHE RING AT THE REGENT
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4th.
Blanche Iting will return to
stage.
'Ihe announcement of the coming of
this favori e ringing comedLenne is al-
wuys hailed with delight by her many‘
friends, and who that has ever heard
her tuneful songs and infectious laugh
What
PHONE 1680
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"'0 STUMP THE STATE
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Judge Morris 8. Beo'rdoley, Democrat.
. ic Candidate for Governor, Active
in Campaign.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 25. «The pub
licin department of the Ilenmcsatic
suite headquarters here has announc-
“‘ "0‘ included i“ ”‘"I number? should be shown by them that this is “d ”'M “0”“ 1" “"“dSIG-‘I' the 3:"
II“) ‘IEIIIIIIIII “I that serves to keep the true." bcitmiorial candidate, will take the
comedionno on the stag.1 most of the In“. ' address endorsed prmmmi stump shortly and “fl” “.1 I N. ”w
.1~.1mng is always a secondary consid- \\ ilson ' position that he t"t-..‘1l b: I
(ration. Whether seen us "The Yankee “““N’Zmid ,byf 0035’”; ‘0 "EDDIE"! LIIIIII
. .. .. _ ‘ ‘. ,, ‘ . l’illllil minus n on r' 'cc 1 .
um. The “all street (.111 0*. '“ is...“ mm“... 313”}; Sunligrfl. YELLOW commssrcn BACKS.
."\‘\'hen (‘laudia Smiles" site it “NU“ nuth probh his as this where there is I
and that‘s enough. But
lllantho Rina no column; ion loppropnmp to do so.’ NI-IW YIlUK. St‘lll. 2‘1”.le ”"0“.
Illiis your Miss lling is appearing in ~— ~ .._..-.. _ f . , ‘
. (‘H'l’ (-oniml...~1on of the Rockefeber
IBIIOIIdWI“ IIIIII Buttermilk. a play SMINENr L‘BOR SFEAKJI‘“ Foundation arrived here todav on tho
that was l'llt‘lliltd to be couplers un'il HERE. .1
sit-unisliip llrnzos. front San Juan. I‘m--
to llico. after a two nionlbs' study of
sanitary conditions along the \\t'.‘1f
coat" of South America. The commis-
.-'io‘.i. is was said by Major—General \\'iI-
liam t‘. Gorgas, Surgeontlt-neral of
tho l‘niled Stat-cs Army and chairman
of tho commission. \.I‘" remain here
only long enough «I obtain itccotttotht-
lions on the next steamer loatintz' for
the South All".'f‘l(‘li '1 cast COMM.
All are cordially invited to imonl
an opt ning isteting oi Ilti‘ strikert of
ill" Victoria it: iiicaal (‘0 which will
in Leld ’iut «luv. Sopmtnlni Juli.
l‘ 111, at .1 p 111.111 the m 1' lied M "l s
."l \\;1.=hinitlon sircct. only the
spico' of ll‘t in: v'rnnlional Littlie"
:..um¢-ut \t'oilztrn' l‘iiion, ’rotuiiit-n‘.
speakers will be there, including Alias
‘llose Schnitlcrtuan. organizzer ot' the
lrt't'rtiaiituiul tl.ii:.i. i'1‘1 \L'oiltot's‘; Jugh
i'o'trco, first vit'opz't‘sitit'tii of the lit
toi'nalioniil Glnuerii Workers“; Sam-
Ithe public p11:‘t.tod 0 loudly: ind at)
‘cinphntn'iilly lli:.t amber and Illitliallt'l‘
w 'i'o obliged to give their t'tlllrt'lll to
the lntroduoion of some of the kind of
topical sonas that no one else on tho
pvt-sent day stage can “put over" no
she can. New York. (‘liicago itnti oth-
er Western cities have .rt-t the seal of
approval on "Broadway .'.-'id iiuztorniilit
n mixture of tho (lr. at \\'hito Way and
“I” down EIMII A IIIII‘I‘III (IOIIIIIIIIIIL "”l M‘iml‘l. dt-lcuutc of the (‘cntrul Among the countr‘cs \‘lsittd were
I“ beautiful scenic protliic:1ou "N “”‘JI'UMOYI.CI'.\‘1'1\Yorkandtlcorin' (‘liilc l’oru olllivia licuudor and
some very much iipln~1lit-~tuintito It. Hoffa”, of m; . mud. organizer of 1’ .1 . 1 , .
1:11'12': liiillit' Miss Kurt's liiit-:- whit-I1» illt' ‘ocitilist l'artt 21:11.1 ll;i\'l(l ”1.11,.( “mm"-
of New York. sttrIoinry (lI Local 1:11. 1
1 'I‘tilx'lO. Sept.
('i' The Astor-titted .
lion lost bun (‘illllil'tl in Japan by tho
tei'iical of two [lrf‘llilllt‘lli Jiiiiitiinsu to
accept decorations granted by tho lim-
pci'or in connection. with 1* .. on, with
Gcrnitiiy. "I‘lie recipir are Yoso
burn Ttikchmhl. n t .lnmwn journa-
list. who was ' L..enibor of the lliot
‘Iasi ‘ z'ittl .‘Jnstitnz'o 'I‘aitztgi. who
Is now a member of the Horse of Rep-
__ ITT‘SI‘HID‘H'PN 'lhrv lii- '1
JUTE WILL WORKERS GET m.Iupon the fact that art/members of‘ the
GREASE. .lliet. flicy are the rep t‘st‘itiui‘vcs I"
PATERSON. N. J” SON. 25_,_Fwe the people whose duty ll iii 10 Which
hundred workers in the Dolphin Jute'over the wot-kt1 inf the government.
Mills “I1" participate in a voluntary They hold that acceptance of a deco:
ircrease of ten per cent. in wages .
granted by the firm on Saturday The ction IR against the spirit of the con.
granting of um increase, simultane- Islittition and almost in the nature of
nusly with one announced at the some n ['11. be. Also, they lit-claw that it in
time by the Barbour Flax Spinning improper to accept honor: while the
Company, provides higher no es fort
.riozu'ly‘. 0011 11111111111111.1111 of thigs oily “m “' E‘m’l‘" ‘5 m" ”‘3’” ' "“3””
. l1: '1 so the lip :mosc troops had been
\it'tr'itttts ti Thing-tall.
A rovcz'nmrn: official insists that It
quite the host medium 4110 has (‘\'t‘l‘
had for the display of he. " talent as an
lit ”‘05:: and u bilim‘r. Iiont bu; lll‘
tin t
n11
alt.
BAS$WOOD GROWING AGAIN.
(‘thNElJSVIIJJ'L l'a., Sept. 25.»~
large quantities of ba swood are b11-
1':.'.‘.‘. off the hills anti mountains of
layeltc County and are being shipped
to New Englandpnpcr mills. Twenty
five years ago the basswood induntry
occupied tho time of a large number
of men. the. wood being used at paper
mills nearby. Eventually all the
available timber was used. but recent
investigation has ohown trees hinge
enough for pulp have again grown up.
(t‘oi'rrspomln llt‘I‘
l':'t‘~‘il
“THE HOUSE OF GLASS."
l ’iiira' Adelina 0'L‘otinoi"s .‘ilarnnroi
101:9, tho :atlly disillusioned stotiog-
1iaplttr In (‘olmn & llarris‘ prodtnlion
of “The House of Ul:l‘i>" be b-‘sl
thing 121:1} '1hat capable attrors ha 1 yt .
«lone. She txhiblts a woman's soul
vtztritinsz for tho best. and all through
llll‘ play itivxs evidence of the inclina-
lit 1 oiia nu'ttrnlly good woman toward
ill’lilli'llt’: :1 and kindness. The awak-
eninn suddt nlv to .-. knowledge of' life
worn in a _i'1il. and iliCn to true lotc
twomanhootl and love stiflerlng .is
shown wonderfully by a superior cast
;of metropolitan players. This great
i play is to ho. ' ecu at the Regent thea-
tre Monday September 23
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“THE VICTORIY OF CONSCIENCE."
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Lou Tlll'.““tf. the famous roman ir‘ LNOI I IF SALMON'
r; .2' t". to :1: ‘l :t o 9 out that. . ’ .
( I‘ II I .( I I III ‘R g ‘-"""“""‘.""”“ l‘/' ‘. --~{1‘.lu[(\ Sana- is not Within the power of any Japan-
Iw tomorrow III IIIO JPSSII I‘I ”Sky t l‘ M S l ' ' ' 939 to decline an honor bestowed b
production of “The Victory’of Con- or ' ‘8 "‘0" “3'“ .enonunaied b3 y
the Twenty-fifth Senatorial Republi- ”19 Emperor,
can convention. Saturday afternoon.
He had no opponcnt. Afterwards the
delegates had dinner.
written especially for him
by Margaret. Turnbull from the stor)’
by Alcxandro channclli. Mr. Telle-
gen will ”be '.~:upported by Cleo 'Rldglcy
{and an all-5131' La'sky cast.
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This Paramount Picture. is the first.
lphotodramic production in which Lou-
‘Tellejgpn has appeared since his man”
,riag: to the famous Geraldine Farrtti‘.
As the young Count who has passed
from sinner to saint, Mr Tollegen Will
:be seen at his best. and he and Elliott.
Dexter present 1 of the most thrilling
duel scenes ever witnessed on th
screen. Mr. Tell-Egan has the. distinc-
ticin of being the champion swordsman
of Europe, and Mr. Dexter is well
known for his prowess with the foils.
Many scenes, It'alten in a military hos-
pital during the present war_ are real-
istic in the extreme, and were supervis-
ed by a wounded French major now/
convalesciing in the United States."
Miss Ridgley will be remembered for 1
her splendid performances in "The
Golden Chance." “The Selfish Woman" '
and “Th House with the Golden Win-
dows.” Others prominent in the cast
are Elliott Dexter, Thomas Delmar .
and Laura Woods Cashing. "
The story has to do with the spirit- ; ' ..1‘ ,
no! and mental awakening of Lonia. ng' Tone“; If“
Count do'l‘avanndn. The Count and
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The United Elec‘ tire Light and Water Co.
wreewwmm “:6 w 3110;.
Ernest Olsson, of Wolfpi' avenue,
. .11. 1111-..11 at ”I home of
yours, I'int-ral services was held from
“Th: new oil: Comiem 11‘1 fnl; Regent,
19' YOU PLAN 0N INSTALLING A 'I
NEW FANGE '
This is an excellent opportunity for you in cadre '_
me of the best at our regular summer prices. All
new lSlti ranges, just unpacked.
wr: ADVISE AN ELEVATED OVEN I
NEW RANGE
For real comfort and convenience, it. would hkrd
to find a range superior to the one shown in the
(Lil. hook at it carefully and see its any good II
features. I-
REQUIRES BUT 47 INCHES
Measure up your available space. and see ho! anally
you can find room for this fine range.
PRICE $34 50
it you buy this week before this style is sold on
“a” Save $5. 00 New Pzit e $39.50
37 WALL Sr.
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1 "(FM BACK TO COUNTY HOME.
lltlc'. \‘.'illi;iii 1:. 1’1, and Vera Wilt
‘i't.'~ 1., \‘1 in) l1 «l lr'wtt living: at 91
Atlt'itit street. :‘l:t:i:1'oi'd, were taken
I"-!.- to the (‘ounw Home, at Nor-
walli, yesterday, by t‘ounty (‘tlllllllI‘l-
rillllt‘i‘ ’ awful-I ti " "' ‘ I" ‘
girls had been placcd in Stamford, and
11w
satisfied,
l‘iililimfll
(-111-10- 11.... -:\.1I.y11 1y . ,1, [Hit
it appears, with their envi-
DEAT-HS AND FUNERAL“
"rncz (\l'ron.
'Zt)‘ 1 (ll illi- tlf’t'til‘t'd, In
Wolf‘pit avenue, this nfterroon, at L‘ ,.
ltlf‘f‘k llev.‘.!t'. ‘1'11I1Istrt‘ii ofllciuf SIIVC iron II he House
"fl. and into'rncnt will be ill liver- Ghss’I {Iv dm‘Fafic succeu”
‘cc a. W: Re :an tonight.“
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aido ('Pmt It-r)‘.
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’ ‘ .7 “*‘rtlvood‘s Hall
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9-1 .5111: LIGHT 'or
IM‘mm Dunstan; who will Pattively appear I I
i WWI“ at'l'he' Rage-t, nut Saturday. .‘
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