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New Spring 'Suits and Coats
The diversity of the season’s new fashions in Suits and Coats is e ualled only b the indi ’d l h
‘ We should like to tell you about the various fashion (1 A y v1 ua c arm 0f each model.
imposs1ble to convey in words the prop
play off: “COME AND SEE THEM PERSONALLY."
or sense of their a
MillineryDisplay
Our attractive stock of the sea; . '
son's latest Sport, Tailored or
DreSs Hats will enable you to
chose yours here.
s—should like to minutely describe them to you. But we know that it is
rustic beauty and becomingness. So we shall have to {all back on the old
Distinctivcly Dillerenl 3,
Are the Spring Suits ahd Coats for
Men at Jaeoby’s
These Suits and Top Coats ‘are unlike anything
ou’ve ever before wom—and they’re just the shade
superior to the best suits and top coats we have in
other seasons sold at the prices
charging for them.
12.98 to 25.00
And Now—The New Spring Waists
' High quality and low prices are features
these Waists which you will appreciate.
98.2 to $6.00
“78. are DOW
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Girls’ Coats
$2.98 to $15
, m Our Plan
We haVe stud?
provided suits t
Our clothing for
qualities :—
NAT TY STY LE
Your Bay Has Been Considered
s for Spring Business
ed the boys‘ needs. And we have
‘tat will meet his taste and yours.
boys possess three distinctive
GREAT DU RARILITY. LOW-
NESS OF PRICE.
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"TONIGHT AT THE REGENT
THEATRE
vlda' Belasco's Powerful Drama,
“The Woman," By The Myr-
Vkle‘Harder Company
(Never in the history of theatricnls
, itbeen possible for theatre goers
iaeeia Beinsco production at fifty
’° Anyone who has ever seen the play,
e Woman" there is simply one
lword for it, “wonderful." it is so in-
_ ,‘se. wholesome and natural in con.
action, and the‘ dramatic climaxes
come so unexpectedly that when the
curtain falls on tho‘ different nets, the
audience simply grip their seats.
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The first not is a lobby of ti. prom-
inent Washington, I). 0., hotel where
scheming political men meet. The
telephone operator overheats one plot
to ruin an opposition political mon’s
career and to do this they try and
fasten “The Woman’s" career to his.
The girl operator pulls the phone piui‘:
so they cannot find out her nanny;
and then they turn their attack to the ‘
operator, but she evades the cross
question the gruelling she is put
through (five against one) but her
woman wit comes to her rescue.
Second act “The Woman's" father‘s
apartments. The plot becomes more"
intense by this time the audience has
been taken through one dramatic mo-'
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cum, tonight, by the
rderr Co.
a.
mcut to another no {list that they have
hardly time to grasp the dit‘t’crcnt sit-
nations.
The ltiyrkioiinrdcr (‘ompany claims
this as their masterpiece and are aux—
ious that those who love real «immat-
ic plays to tnkr- advantage
this great piece.
Tomorrow they close
successful ongngmucnt
Down East."
and see
their most
with "Way
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AT THE REGENT MONDAY
“The Secret ot Eve," with Mme. or.
go Potrova in the leading role is said
to be the best production that the Me-
tro Corporation has ever attempted
with this star as its lead will prove
that it is the best picture that. Mme.
Petrova has appeared in a long time.
it having been quite some time since
“Mme. Pctrovo has been seen in Nor-
walk there is no doubt. that the capac-
ity ot‘ this popular playhouse will be
filled from top to bottom and it might
be well to mention that. all that really
want to see Mme. Petrova in ”The Se-
cret. of Eve: that they should see her
in this picture to a greater advantage
in the afternoon thus avoiding the
grout rush at the evening performanc
('3.
Mary Pickford in “The Poor Little
Rich Girl",at the Regent Tues-
day ‘
The latest release on the Artcruft
program is thoover clever actress,
lulu-yrtckmm in “The Poor Little
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Rich Girl“ and from knowing the qual-
2 ilicut-ion of Mary Pickford as on net-
‘ recs there istnotbing that canbc said
:to highly of her work and especially
in this picture. This picture, “The
IPoot‘ Little Rich Girl" is the very
l foremost picture feature on the screen
,today as there has boon more time
and money spoilt on this picture in
,tho proposition of its length than any
other picture showing on the screen
imply mm is worthy of all the public-
‘ ity that it roots as it is a wonder from
l the start to the finish, suit you cure to
Est-o Mary Pickford in “The Poor Lit-i
l Ho Rich nil-l," why jngt drop into the
1 urgent on Tuesday, either in tin-Not.
: 1-*ruoon or in the evening.
“'TURN TO THE RIGHT!" AT THE
GAIETV THEATRE. N. Y.
"Turn to tho Rinht‘." by all odds the
*gmutm. laughing nu or tlw neuron is
stilling "until!!! the (him Tin-titre.
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Smart New Spring Coats
The variety of styles is broadly extensive, com-
prising models suited {or wear upon almost every
occasion.
Special Sale of $2.98 to $7.00
DRESSES
Beautiful Dresses
You'llmakeno mistake in buying your Spring
coat here-AND NOW!
7.98 to 30.00
nu; NtW SKIRTS FOR smut; ARE
nrunrnn' CHARMING
We inVite your inspection of the styles we are
now showing. .
2.48 to 12.98
‘ There’s a Dillercnce and
_ Great Distinction in the
NEW SPRING SUITS
We havealarge stock, and not only a great:
variety of models, but a vast range in prices rang-
ing from
15.00 to 50.00
Made Up Of
Georgette Crepe
Crepe Meteors
Chilton Tafletas
Grenade-Chine
Sflk Poplins
French Serges
5.98 to 19.50
Values
7.98 to 25.00
All Sizes, 16 to 48
New York, and although it soon colc.
brntcs its 3001b performance there, The Hurcroft Musical and
the end of the engagement that began' Lecture Course '
Allliust 17 is nowhere in sight. The Final COHCCTt l
turnout; Winchell Smith-John E. linz“ THE HOPSON VIOLIN
zord comedy promises to break ullv QUINTET, _
records for New York runs on d a pin-3 Jesse A. Hopson, Charles Slt‘l‘lilig,‘
ticuinriy happy fact in connection with “Nanak Murphy, Eugen” Rummwr'l
this is that during the long stay own”01d N851“ “Ohm" l
Broadway not it shuns change has Miss Sally ”a.“ pianist,
boon mode in the rcmarknble cast’ Mrs. Ethel Virgin p’le’ dramatic.
brought together by Messrs. Winchell, soprano.
Smith and John L. Golden and whichf HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY HALL J
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includes Ruth Chester, Louise Rutter, Friday Ewumg’ March 23' i
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:fggitxl‘hiiiz?{lidgzii-mhizisiin,3:323:31, , On Sale at Baur's, Beet-8‘ and Ponty's
Reed, Harry E. Humphrey, Lucy oCt-o
ton and othors who have added
their fmnc by their splendid work
this play.
fnlsuwen GIVEN so ,_
“‘1‘ YEARS m ASYLUMt
inEWiilimantic Man Who Killed Grand.
thot it is not only it ‘grcat inughingl father and Cousin Committed
success but also it play that appeals; For Life , i
to those who demand tho highest mor-E i’tl'l‘XAM. March 2234109,, A. Gil-
ahtone on the stage. and it hasrefmau of Willimautic. who shot and:
named the enthusiastic reconnnentdn- killed hisgmndfnthel‘, Nelson an.“ A '
tions of the Drama League, the (.fllll- man, nd his cousin, Edwin Gihnnu‘; k C
.oho Theatre Movement of New \ork at. their homes on the night of 320—.
Mme. Olga
“Turn to tho Right!" is unique
SCENE FROM‘ITHii SECRET or: EVE”
Petrova in “The Secret of Eve,‘
Winn day,
up litiiititltiitltltilfli -
taunts-tin it Bltlttllltli
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and other important. organizations forwember .20 last. was found “m “my.
the betterment 0f the stage. With all of murder in the first degree because;
the sweet home flavor of "The Oid‘m, insanity, by n .illTi' yesterday of;
Jiomstead" the religious atmosphere:“mm“ ‘ '
M “Ben liur" and thenrlpronriug fun: .ludae GardinerF‘tirvcnc sentenced
that keeps the tears of laughter ('huS'lGihnnn to .1110 )iiddlctou'u
ing away the tears of sympathy. “'l‘urntusv111m for on yours. or as it was
to the Right!" has established itselfibemnPd' to the equivalent of 1110‘
as one of the few enduring plays of of natural life, Medical ex~
“‘9 WHO‘L perts for the state said that Gilmnu
The story of “Turn to the Right!” “m, suffiiying from u progressive
deals with the regeneration of two
form of insanity known as demcutis
Young crooks through the influence
prawns. and that soon in! will be in-
oi‘ at saintly old woman who is rcnowu- largo “ mild be;
at The Regent, -
lilSlillt.‘
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cutobiv. ud it at
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(Hand lady is rmonod from the toils OLDEST
of tho village skiut‘lint by the ox.- TEACHER. .. ~ 5 to Avoid Danger 3;, . .2 .1 ,( lwtiljtilt'v, Niiiillillfll “M
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,Nm-‘xunitv. is told in a series of in.
minions situations that bring lmipir
ter and tears in equal parts.
. 'i‘hore will boon cxtrn ltll‘lilm-f,
‘i-Jastvr Monday. April 9.
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