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truth the daughter and the son from
their respecine follies. while t‘learinx
her own name in the bargain Also
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the reclaimed youth.
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ANGLO—PRENCH.
“Kane is‘hy'qthehiocflad Bile
Mela “Gloria’s Ito-aces”
All Next Week—Matinee: Daily
Last Season’s Favorites
“THE PAYl‘ON STOCK CO.”
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no flag. but her identity was dis-
tinguished by her name and the
Danish flag painted along her
sides. The Bov‘c reached port
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New Effects _ ‘ with a gun mounted at her stern.
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A New Repertoue, New Scenery . 1m“ Mr “Wing: “ppznuil’nziq: 2:“! Representatives of the Scandi.
. REPERTOIRE _ she "“1sz the most of them, A s‘pe- rfiaViawArze‘rlcialn tine 153,?! in
Matlnccs Evenings cially t‘f‘lEJRWj cast includes Gladden oew Coed y t at tge elite
Manday—The Woman He ~ The Story 0f the Rosary James. Kate Lester. Helen Weir Eric lav cam. no contra and and
Married ’ .that they d1d not believe that the
you titrolieim and llerber Fr 11 ‘1, 1 -
l 1» ( ' (vessels catpain would undertake
to escape«from a submarine. The
line has. sent a wireless message
to the ship asking for an account
‘of the circumstances.
Fadical changes in the treat-
ment of mails on neutral ships
are promised in the reply of the
British and French governments
to the American protests against
interference with mails. The
changes while short of an aban-
donment of the contention of the
right to search for information of
value to an enemv. are regarded
‘w tl" Allies as sufficient to meet
wotild never have knoWn the. truth. the WEShes 0f the United Sh?“-
Thi‘tit' and other things feat‘re the Much forethoutzht was being
t1uly great Morosco production of given to potential developments.
"l’asqua‘e" which is the feature pict. IUCh as that German undersea
me at the Palace this afternoon and boats might be able to extend
tonight. their operations to such an extent
l Coming Attraction as to effect practically, a block-1
5 Monday at the Palace then re the ade Of American ports. or that
lTriangle plav of "The Sociut Sucre ,the allied powers might decide
tary" will le the feature. 0n Tuesdayjto press harder their claims tine?
night the wonderful Vitagrph Spec :entry of American pom be de't
Hide "The Fall of a Nation" will Milled all underwater craft of be]- '
thoun in all its wonders. \\ ednesday ligerents. Resting on dEtermina—
‘The Thoroughbred" will be the at- tion of 111': nations attitude to-'
traction. Thursday Mae Murray wiltlward the work of the U- -53 ll
uppcttr in "Sweet Kitty Bellatrs," Fri the matter of soliciting indemni-
The Woman He Married
One Day
Tuesday—Within the Law
Wednesday—The Story of
the Rosary
Thursday—One Day
F riday—Graustark
Saturday—~The Great-
vide
PRICES—Matinee—Children, 10c; Adults. 20c
Evenings—~toc, 20c, 30c and soc
, had not happened to return home from
Seats Now On Sale .
the front just as his wife was being
W admonished nm ‘0 "y by W, in”.
SEAMEORD llIElllllE
had not confe home drunk that night.
EIILY WAKEIAN HARTLEY, Mgr.
“THE SOCIAL SECRETARY"
TO BE HERE MONDAY
Within the Law
The Great Divide
The Spoilers
If the knot-i; had not come at the
door just 2 : Siargueriia was about to
find l’asquale's quaintly written note
of proposal under her plut1°~if Marti-
nelli, the banker and italian reservist
Di-
Murxuerlta would never have found
Pusttuale's pathetic note and she
SATURDAY, OCT. 14, MATINEE AND NIGHT
Arthur Hammerstein .
Otters the Brilliant and Sparkling Success
“KATINKA”
A Musical Play of Infinite Charm
By Hauerbach and Friml
Authors of “High Jinks’ and "The Firefly"
One Year at Lyric and 44th St. Theatres, New York
PRICES—Matinee . . . . . . ............... 25¢ to $1.50
Evening . ................... ' 50¢ to $2.00
Seats Now On Sale
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:::'how in “The Velvet Paw" and on with the sunken ships. Only if
lsa urdu)’ 11111 picture will 1» Saints the ships were sunk illegally n‘l
land Sinnt-re," 11 Paramount picture' claims be entered
Iaturrlng Peggy llyland. ‘(‘lviltzaiion." ’ At Narragansett Bay cavernl
ilhc lncc picture of the ages will he destroyers were kept at routine
lhcrc on the week of October 33rd.!targct practice. with steam con-
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To he :1 wonderful exhibition. .gencv call.
REGENT THEATRE
MONDAYjOCT. 16th
\luht-l 'l‘nlif-‘l‘i‘o. one hi the 1111M Line A.rhrm1 ll‘r Attrirttic "mtfld
pt pulrr :11t1es.-t-.~‘ in this country. and leave at noon for Liverpool. not-
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(By Arrangement with Harrison Grey Fiske).tr;1ttinn how 111 llll‘ l'ilf‘liii‘ii’Itl llzill on would be postponed intit‘ilnit‘flv.
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are brine (lit-"“cd from th1 (lacy-
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Erstwhile Susan
(Founded in Helen R. Martin‘s Novel. “Barnabetta")
By Marian dc Forest
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Seats NOW On Sale , ilmi't'" are laid tilonlt the coax: of J ' '
v] rwrets and lm‘rihs inlettcd
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discharged yasu-i-day Q ti11~ following special terms:
()scar AlldElNJIl. of 27 (‘ om: street,. Low l'rit‘c 1111 \Virilig. i
lt‘trstdiistrittt was discharged this " Spcciul lhst‘ount 0" Fixtures. “
morning, i. 'l‘wclrc Months to Pay. W§
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COMPULSORY TUBERCULOSIS m. if I r“ l
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this is absoluttl) the most lib—
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SURANCE.
NEW HAVEN, Oct 13. (ompuls‘ory
health insurance and various methods
for carrying forward the fighting
against tuberculosis were chief topics
of discussion at the third :1 man] New
England Conference on Tuberculosis.
which opened ht-re yct-‘ieiday, Thq _
conference is bring held under the "
auspices of the National Association
for Study and Prevention of Tubercu-
losis and the Connecticut State
Tuberculosis (‘ommisslon and upwards
of 300 delegates gathered to consider
chiefly tuberculosis problems relating .
to New milland.
The speakers at the opening session
included Baily ll. Burrltt of New
York; Edward Hochhonser. of New:
York, and Dr. Joseph J. Pratt, of Bon
ton.
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Wilton Republicans met in caucus
l. ' night and nominated Richard H
liich as their candidate for reproach
tative after one of the closest con-
tents in many years The meeting was
niled to order by Town Committee
man Ogden, and Prof Strong (‘nm-t
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Palace thcutre Monday, Norma Tall “11:10 ugly lines into her face and tops: _.___._-.._.._._.~_~ 2 ‘1 1
. routine is starred in a play entirely dif—
forent from any of the others in which:
.she has appeared and in a part which
L1 lliilll unique and interesting.
Size is seen as a beautiful young no
man 11’110 his to earn hcr liung and is
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off the general effect with a surpass- ALL NEXT WEEK AT THE RGENT
innly ticly honnct nnd dress. She got-1» r111“, pnmmmmt of The Joseph W.’
the job and finds in the household Payton Stock (‘nmpuny at the Regent
theatt 0 should prove :1‘l1ighly interest-
int: (‘\t 1‘12, in the histoty of the Regent
theatre for in the presentation of this
clasry repertoire the P111011 Sin“:
Comnam will offer a series of plays
which judged by their past success in
UNew York city and also on tour. ctrm-
Iblned with the calibre of the nrtistt
{composing the company and the de-
VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT' [tailed scenic production afforded each‘
FEATURE PICTURES 'play. should indeed be. called 11 theat-
Tonight—George Beban in the rlcal carnival week. In selecting his.
Paramount Picture, ‘Pasquale.” plays Mr. Payton has surpassed him-l
often off, or if there are con-1 Monday—The Triangle Feature aoifa‘s a judge of successful plays for
which render them difficult to "The Social Secretary. ” 'every play in the repertoire of his ex-
t. they “Wreswnd Just as aat- Tuesday—‘ The Fall of a Nation. " cellent stock company 111 11 play that
”a": :3” ”:1“ “1:33:20?! ‘3: A Stupendous Vitagraph F‘ilm. has earned its success by its exploita-'
9 month is latt in M condition Wednesday—Frank Keenan in tion before public and press of tho:
and no 111 aftereflecta follow. the hinting play. “The Thor-larger cities
ponu. oug re 1 in altering this series of plays Mn;
an... uni-3&3? . ‘9 m a. Thuraday—uae Murray In that Kantor believes their he has a m of.
story of chivaky, “Sweet may plays that will not fall to phase. The
Renata.” elements of the plays run the ucaio- ot
Friday—House Peters and Gail emotions iron the hilarious fun of the;
Kane in The Velvet It...” (area to the deeper material or the'
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Painless Extracting PMASEEH
it is no longer necess‘ury for a per-,1:
rum to dread the extraction of teeth,
' “hen a method so harmless and pain”
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made a special study of this
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ands. in every case; if yourl
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stock was ‘elected chairman, and Richard Effie): was born in the 10$
George S. Weston. clerk. James l. homestead when he now resides flit!
Middlebrook and Stephen 'l‘hayer were years ago. He was appointed pas
appointed tellers There were no master of m by John Wampum;
”pom hating speeches hut tn motion in 1899 all served for live. yearii, i!“
an informal ballot was taken. which was elected let'- def! for .threi: #15
gave Richard H. Fitch 17 votes Ab cessive nits. beginning in last, gig
ner Keeler. 15, and George L. War lwas ram postmaster in_ 19‘;
noise, 1. The first formal ballot was,and «asthma in that position:
then-11111111111111 19 votes roi- Mr.1l‘itch.w. sane rat-sum whitish ...
was 1111.111. Keller auditor Mr. Van ed a m advertising busintsd
moire; Thvnext ballot shoved is for swan Vitus silica irate Hand“
Mr. Fitch. 20 for Mr. Keefer and 2 101 pic lu- caut- may yams
Mr. Warncire The result of the next done W. W
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