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Great Feature Pictures
{outfits—Louise [lull in “The Reward oi ,
Patience” and Charlie Chaplin.
\ ‘ Thursday Valeaka Surate in
raw RE .
Caroline Harrie, who plats in The
PHONE
NORWALK 1501
Straight Way." appears for the fifth'
time in William Fox plozures. Miss
.itarris' previous work was in
r'lIiSs Harris is :1 well known stage
ifavoritc, who has played with such
stars as Viola Allen, James K. Hack-
WEDNE-SDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Ormi Hawtey ‘Edna Goodrich
in _ Valeakam Surett . Th in ' Flake.
.. “When Lou - ' e Home 0 Mi ,
L n, "The Straight WIY'V Lion" I as iarris‘ early life was passed.
iSATURDAY—ETHEL CLAYTON AND CARLYLE
BLACKWELL IN “A
BILLIE BURKE IN “GLORIA’S ROMANCE.”
l with her uncle Bishop Boone of Shah
;ghai. Her stage career began Short-
ly after she left the Orient ,and came
WOMAN’S WAY " AND
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' PALACE THEATRE.
“PHANTOM FORTUNES"
AT PALACE TODAY.
Barney Bernard Stars in Delightful
Hebrew Play—Charley Chaplin To-
night in “Hard Luck."
The nitii‘y of Samuel ’l‘auber whip-
.ped into scenario form by Garfield
'l‘hoinpum has proved an excellent \‘c-
little for the screen debut of Barney
Jti-rnnrl whose comedy efforts In
“l'tnimsh and Perlmuttet'" are well rc-
rnemhered. The story of "Phantom
Flilitlltv‘h‘," presenting well-known
1;v’u”.\(if Jewish life, is dt‘iiiliilflli of Its
kind. .i'ld affords one of the host screen
doinodydranias of 1‘~‘ceiii production.
In the cast assisting Mr. Bernard is
rMrs. Moscouitz, who appeared wi‘l‘.
him in “Potash and l'urlmutter," and
who in the present instance plays it
fine stvlc the affectionate Jewish wife
of 7.:1liuon l’inskcr, clothing manufac-
turer, wltosc dealings with the English
fiikirs and miraculous escape. from ti-
nancinl ruin through the perfidy of 211:;
bookkeeper are. the source of much
amusement. There are also James
Morrison in the role of liob Deering
through whose wellvnieant advice Pin-
sker meets his troubles. Lester Ber-
nard ii.‘ the .‘itandell. the false-hearted
bookkeeper, Edward Elkes as Able
Lcl'ko’mtz. a compc‘itor of i’insker's
i 1 seeking to obtain the fake u ard ord-
er. \deie l)eGarde_ as Molly Sherman
telephone girl and an ectlieait of Deer-
ing. Mary Maurice as Mrs. Gallagher,
5.. Roger Lytton as “Red" Dorgan, fake ‘
common-toner, and Rotten! Gaillard a“.
PAMCEIHEAIRE
"The Playhouse That PleaSes."
Monday—Triangle play, “Gretch-
en the Greenhorn."
Tuesday—The celebrated come-
dian, Barney Barnard, in
“Phantom Fortunes."
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY
Charley Chaplin 111 “Hard Luck. "
Wednesday—“The Patriot,”
thrilling tale of the Mexican
border. .
{Thursday—Hazel Dawn in- “The.
‘ Feud Girl."
Friday—The World production
"The Almighty Dollar."
fiaturda -—George Beban in the
sweet of‘ Pasquale."
NAUDEVILLE—FIVE BIG
ACTS, EVERY THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
.. STAKFORD
MMWerks
ariip‘iailahanchohltail-
,Ioadrauue, curated lou-
of A‘
A‘u‘i,
Mfluofi
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‘Trianglc play s.
i of lnceville.
.Tontght Loulae Huff in “The Reward
Ito the United States.
Friday Edna Goodrich In "The House
of Lies."
"The House of l..les " the Morosco
ibis associate.
i Patti Scardon has produced the pic-
iture, and we believe we are safe in
predicting for it unusual popularity.
The presentation of Jewish character-
'isrics both in domestic and busineasl
life as portrayed by liarne) Bernaid
could scarcely be improved on. The
play has been remarkably well cast.
I-‘ach «hammer is a distinct typc,tl1ei
lndividualitv of which has been well FRENCH AND BRITISH
sustainid, ' i ' TRANSFER OPERATIONS
As a special feature Charley Chair SOUTH OF RIVER SOMME.
lin will be worn tonight iit “ilard‘ —'"
Luck."
high born woman whoae spirituality
lifted her abate the everyday worldli
marriages and who solves this great
problem in :1 most unique way Is the
greatlattraction at the Regent theatre.
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THE PATRIOT."
What i: oxpcctctl to prove one of ”Ck“! and the fiphtm: (notin-
thc mm ‘o'iusual drunmi over otter "CB
ed on he Tiiangle program will he the” w‘“ 3““an 0“ both sides
fitt‘n in tin Palace thcati- ~ “cdnos‘ddy With artillerv and mines.
when 'lIioiiiiis ii. lncc presents \\'il- ’ “East and WC" "f ti" Vnr'lnr
linm S.|l:11t in The l’atrlo', "a thrill and 'n the foothills “f the RP!“-
ing <tort of the Mexican border from ch ‘23 there W?" 1'5”"5 artillerv
t'n pen of Home .\l. Kattcrjoin. ’l‘hislfirmg We dispersed l‘V 0“" lire
Is the pin) that already is well knownl 50 11¢ CMWW mummies wlii: ‘1
as iltHiIlL’ bccn staged almost in its were bUiidin" hrcastworks "C”T
entirety on the strltctiddcn interna- ”l" v1llagcs °fS°k°1°V0 and Rat'-
tional boundniy line. It is unique, in -“3
tiiiit it has no women in its c:1‘<t.i “On the Struma front ”19""
“The l’atriot‘ is the pulsating WCi‘e Daii'Oi engaae'ne'tts Al‘
5 ory ot a man whose liuining dcvo- twes Gutct on the Aeeean coast "
ion to the Stats and Stripes turnsi
to smouldcring tools of hate and then Daliled hV other members of th‘
restored by the advent of a cold provisional Rovcrnment of
en-halred boy who resurrects loving GRIPC. arrived 71* Saloniki 0'1
memories. It is abundant with the Mondav. .‘u‘cordino to a dispatch
atmosphere of rebellious Mexico. tie-i "0‘71 thlt City ‘3 Renter's in Lori-
picting border raids with all the real- dc“.
tstic horror that has been so graphl- The Danish submarine kaker-
cally related recently by refugees from en. which sank vesterdav after a
the war zone. , collision with a Norwegian steam-
}iar.‘ has the title role, that of Bob Pr. has been brought to the sur-
\\'l‘.c_\'. a homesteader and miner, face. Five of The six members
\‘i‘ilOSi‘ suspicion that his government of the crew who went down With
has defrauded him makes of him a the craft were rescued alive.
traitor. He has invested it, adviincc. Lieut. Commander Christiansen
wport sins, w: it all the forccfitlnesJ'wasc found dead in the conning
that has characterized his many oth- “wer.
er notable por royals and will an "‘““"" ir’v
doubtedly win new laurels by his p?!‘ Transylvania. the Align-0-" yerman
formancc. intros under Cert vnrt Folk-en-
\‘cxt to llart in importance in the havp have captured the passes in
case are George Stone and Francis the. Hargitt and Carole Moun-
(‘arpcuter well know: child ao'ors tains,
who hate scored heatili'. in seteial “On the western Dohrudja and
Geome has the 1’61“ Caucasian fronts nothing of er.-
of “Little Bobs," son of Wiley while pecial importace has occmred.”
l-rancis plays the part of Billy Allen, says today’s anouncement from
who prcieiit‘ Hurt from going through 1 tho Rfissian War Office.
wi'h his plot to betray his country The Bulgarian {oi-res Which
Others in the cast are. loe. Goadboy, have bpen 03095qu the British
the indi an actor; Ray LRidlflW. Milton troo"9 in the region to th" east
Ros e, P. D. Tabler Charles K. French M the river Stnlmn, in Gred:
and ”Rags“ the clever dog performer “lqrcdonba. haw "it,“ to 1.1,,
The production was 1.111.. “Mindy.“ 0f Seres. savs the
photographed by Joe August British official craft-met“ igfinnr‘
‘ todav. The Rritieh have ocmot-d
REGENT THEATRE-- the towns of Valnendra and Ho-
"'""" ’mondos.
The United States has refused
to accept the contention of the
Entene Allies amine that neu-
trals deny the use of their harbors
to all submarines. whether flier-h-
ant-no! or film.- Councilor
Polk of the State Department an-
nomtcad toil“.
"I“ *‘W' 0‘ “M
not? ‘“W" h m
91.51:.- 5,1.an in
of Patience" and Charley
. Chaplin.
is there such a thing as a love that
asks nothing in return? In there a
like that dedicates itself to tho nonbi-
mottbelovodoueandtoalltho.
who am dear to Ilia. all in About!“
of lotto-allow while the one who
but [lube u; h the w of
her m;- m in ”no
sea- that-done one not!“ New
with who? m to not worthy Us“
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"The 1
iFool‘s Revenge," “Gold and the \\'o-1
titan " "Slander" and “The Eternal
Sapho
Paramount scneen story of a beautiful,
In the Mogleni .1 Valley.
.Elinhthcrios Vcnizclns. aC"0"‘-v
press is that Germany is chal-
lenging the United States with a
conviction tht the challenge will.
not be taken up, and that neu-
trals must see today that they
acted unwisely in not “nipping
ithe submarine warfare on com—
smerce in the bud.’ The news-
papers exprels the opinion that
the submarine campaign off the]
American coast is the last touch;
om nenr, Miller and an. Nuimova to a situation which 1: becomingtco mm [MING
ilier first engagement was with Mrs imPOISIbie OWinz to the sinking
iOf Scandinavian and other
‘tral Ihipa They declare
file“.
that
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Iin China and Japan where she lived. neutrals must feel bound to act, or Rummy "m
85 the navigation of the whole
world is afiected.
“Germany," sap: the Gaulois.
“is convinced that by extending;
{Oi
the field of assassination
iAmcrican waters site will brine
’about a peace movement in the 0! New Jersey. and ya incorporated?
[United States. She imagines that
American merchants and the big
trustS. seeing their overseas trad-11o the inability of the company to an
paralyzed. will demand that
Washington intervene for peace
.or force Great. Britain to loosen
the blockade. Fez-bit believes thati
Jersey roads :1 d 1e-distribution of
stock of the itchlgh and Wilkes liarie
Coal (‘ ompany
That the Reading interests control
W194 000 acres of coal land, with two
billion available ions, or 63 per cent.
of the known supply, is contended by
the government in replies willed the
'defendanta deny control of more than
20 per cent. and declare their profits
have averaged only 18% cents a ton.
(Conliiiucd from Tit-st Page.)
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The Talbot Company was formed
some time 1130 under the state laws
:or $100, 000. Business for the palt'
year baa been. rushing. 1.1 fact many
orders have been turned down owingo
theta on time it is believed by i’rt151-'
dent Talbot. that loc. ted in a biggrr'
plant and with more facilities of trans '
pmtation and manufacture. that the
company will be able to handle the
with the electiOns approachianu-ork in a proper manner and turn
President Wi Icon 111"“ irive wow"
out the boilers rapidly enough to but
The “"111“,. Frees in ‘nqldnniull orders rcceiv.cd
has
[by way of Rome that the Spanish
; novernmcflt be" given definite or-
.ders prohibiting the reVictuallnz
of submran'es "1 Satin h waters.
A number of torpedo boats havei
arrived at Palma and are patrol-
ling the Balearic islands, in the
Western Mediterranean.
READING ROAD DENIES
CONIROIIING MINES;
Answer Mrde to the cur. r111 11
An'i-liast Sail Today
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\\'.\Slil.\'GTO.\‘. Oct. 10.- —licarlng
today of the federal government's antl-i
trusi suit against the Rcading RsiIJ
road interests for alleged monopoly ofi
anthracite coal production and trans i
portation launched actual considera-v
tion by the Supreme Court of more
titan seven hundred cases on its newt
term dutkct. The first opinions. on
cases argued at the last term, are set
for next Monday.
The Reading case headed a list of
specially important litigation advanw
ced for more prompt disposition. The
alleged combination is said to have
assets of $300,000,000. Following this
(use, a similar 911'. against the Lehigh
llailread and constituent interests is
to be heard. ' _
An array of counacl‘ atfiearcd be-
fore the coutt today in the Reading
arguments. Representing the govern-
meat were. Attorneytlencrai Gregory,
Solicitor-General 'i‘avis, Assistant A'-
torney-General Todd and Thurlow M;
Gordon. special assistant. Jackson E.
{Reynold}, Charles ilecbncr, John .1.
.lchnson, (‘harlcs E. Miller and Ro-
hert W. fielt‘orcst defended the Read
ing interests.
the suit against the Reading Com-
pany. a holding corporation. the
itiladelphia and Reading Railroad, the
Philadelphia and tlicadinir (‘oal and
iron Company, the (Ventral Railroad
of New Jersey. the Lettigh and Wil-
kes-Barre Coal Compfiny and others.
including George F. Bacr anti other
Reading directors. was begun at Phila-
delphia in 1913 in the federal dish".-.
court. Since that date Mr. Beer has
died. The court‘s decision was favor-
able in part only to the government.
in part only to the government, in de-
ciding that
‘union of Philadelphia and Reading coal
and Iron Conway and the
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company. '0 of'
received word fro“. Madrid!
the holding company's -
The boiler itself is rather different
from other boilers now in use It
works by the means of gravitation of
the water and burns crude oil almost
exclusively. it is a marine boiler
piinciplilly and is now in use on gov.
iQI .1uiint and plilllll‘ vessels owing to
its distinctive features all of \inic‘i
tart hell pate: iltd.
To open business in this city on a
. solid foundation ii is necessary accord-
;tng to Mr. Talbit. for the company to
iaecurc about 81110200 This inoitrt will
i be 1 lkt :1 either as a loan or for stocks
Sand thc patent may be held as scour
‘ "lty.
the old Colonial I-‘uundry, loiatri
ll ti. cast ctid oi‘ the rain-unzl draw;
. in den 1. iii iv the location of thc new
plant if it sl-ould decide to more 1.1
Ila tity. About a dozen men will be
ithnr 1‘ _\'t'li at the start, l1 .. is hop-sci
Mr. 'l‘a‘bot the' increase in
us '11 i would 1‘ advance this
figure.
[Lilo rs are now being built by the.
Talbot
shops, located throughout .\'cw Jersey.g
\‘cv: York
being sold as rapidly as orders can:
the filled. Inasmuch as nearly everyf
machine shop is now rushed wi war;
order the Talbot Company has found I
it a cult proposition to get theirf
orders filled at these shops. I
After some discussion in regard to,
the details of the business being done}
at present and business transacted lag
the past, the above mentioned commit- '
tee was appointed to further invest.
gate the matter.
Those present at today's meeting
weic, Arthur Wheeler, llenjamin'
Gardner. George Foot, ltarry Colburn.
hristian Schwartz. James Flynn.
i‘arlcs Glover. Ccorge Russet, \\'il
lam Vollmer, Michael Howard. Her]
nard Reynolds, Nehemiah (‘andce l
Alden Solmans, and Charles H. Dill
worth, secretary of the Norwalk Chain 1
be.“ of Commerce. under whose rcc
cotter. dation the 'laibot Company has
takcn up t c Norah k propos tion.
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TO HELP WOMEN. i
After terrible suF-Prings ,numberleqs’
women hate used Lydia E. Piaknam' s
Vegetable Compound and recovered
from alimGta ptculiar to their sex
Many of these, who cannot hear that
other women should suffer as they did
without knowing what to~do, have
written letters telllhg their experience
to‘be published to the world. These.
honest, helpful stories are constantly
appearing' in the newspapers. Read
bebm..aillng women. they are written
with no motive but your good.
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[)0 it Now
'I‘hcrc‘s no time like the pres—
cnt~-cspccialiy if you want to
wire your home for Electric
Light. '
For a limited time, owners of
unwircd houées located on our
existing lines, who sign contracts
for wiring with us, will obtain
the following special terms:
Low Price on Wiring.
Special Discount on Fixtures.
'I'welvc Months to Pay.
I’rcc Mazda Lamps.
Six Months' Free Light, or its
cquivaicnt in Cash. ’
This is alisolutcly the most lib.
trail h011<c wiring ofi'cr ever made
in this vicinitv and hundred: of
mvncrs are tak-ng advantage of
it. icttcr look into the matter at
once. as vou mar never have an-
ctiicr such opportunity.
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Light &.Water
Co.
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