gen
2 echo
3 have
87m
at can that Namath has ever had mm Ir. Mount in the non lane-n. who is also rehearsing
an opportunity to look on an that
show was a pronounced hit from the
very first performance and the busi-
ness with the same was bigger each
day following when on Wednesday
the crowd was turned away at each
performance. This program for the
three days this week will surpass the
last bill of vaudeville, it will be en-
tirely different in all respects and
of ex-United States Senator John C.
it?
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orchestra in «coral
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my sun _ in at. n...
run unvnmnnmoav-an'oywu
you. Influtmvmhhfigh-cduwm
features of this now 1911 “W .B.
White enamel throughout, and. it dun, sanitary and at.
, slit :v‘
Spooner of Wisconsin. ‘and is well numbers which form In infirm! In".
known on the concert stage. He has 0' the 3‘30"?- 7‘ i
won his way to the high artistic poll-f
tion he now holds through antitiond
perseverance, natural talent and abil-,
ity. He has a highly cultivated boatsi
tiful tenor voice and a decided gift.
for dramatic work, although he has‘
declined many flattering offers to en~
.9..¢
GERMAN MUNITION WORK-
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(Continued From 'I’age Two)
ithere is no doubt that this show will tor the field of light opera \ir
A Dollar {Show at
Popularl’riccs
INCLUDING
FOUR AERIAL STARS
This Act is Without Doubt 3
Wonder
5’ .
. ‘4
HOLMES & RILEY»
High Class Singing Act
3 ((AL‘M‘ONT DUMONT & COE
Musical and Singing
'EDWIN KEOUGH
l and .
HELEN NELSON
in
"From the Stage to. the Sdreen”
il‘hc Célebrated Scotch Comedian
“S‘ANDY SHAW”
CLAUDE AND MARION
. 5 CLEVELAND
.. i‘ -4
JOHNSON,VHIOWARD &
LIszTS
Presenting
. “Tl-IE THREE DUSTY
' ROADS” '
' DATHE’ WEEKLY
SIDNEY-DREW
: COMEDY
. "PATRIA"
Featuring Mrs. Vernon Castle,
IlAND SEVERAL OTHER
. COMEDYPICTURES»
‘TlWO‘SHOWS DAILY
" Matinee, 2:15
Evening, 7:30
_ "PRICES'
Matinee, allwseat
Wesson
i
s aoc'
15c, 20c, 3°C
.for Evening.“
leave town with the record in busi-
ness for this great theatre.‘ Looking
over the big acts that are onthe bill
there. appears such star; acts as
‘ Keough & Nelson who present a‘very
funny skit, entitled “From the stage
to the screen." The Four Aerial Won-
ders presenting an act that is;entirc-
ly different in all respects pf any act
doing the same kind of work in vaude-
ville today, Holmes & Riley a very
classy singing cast that will hold their
own on any bill. Almont Dulnont &
Coo, a classy singing and musical act
with a great variety to choose from.
Armstrong & Ford will offer an act
in comedy and singing that is a riot
of fun and should not be missed. The
act of the celebrated, scotch comed-
Spooner is assuming this role as a
were friends in Wisconsin. Those
special accommodation to the com-
poser, C. E. Le Masseua, who insist-
ed upon having a “first class" singer1
for the part and for the sake of "cold
acquaintances" as he and Mrs. O’Neil
who know Mr. Spooner personally,
find him a versatile and interesting
young man who enjoys life as well as
art. He is strong in his ideals, loyal
to his standards and firm in his
friendships, With Katherine Vilcy.
also of New York, in the part of Pan-
dora, .Mr. Spooner will have several
ducts and dances as both are accom-
plished also in the terpsichorean art.
'i‘ne rehearsal under the guidance of
the composer and Mrs. Ethel Virgin
inn, “Sandy Shaw," is without a doubt
manufactures in vast quantities}?!
except two, Germany and Mex». ‘
co‘." It is easy to understandthe
attitude now against Germany, --
tractive. You will take pride in
serviceable Gas Range.
BALANCE.
$4 INSTALLS RANGE—s4
(uni-gain
handsome and
[ONT]! LY PAYS
LET US DEMONSTRATETHISGASRANGEAND
EXPLAIN ITS MANY ADVANTAGES.
but what about Mexico?
“What can we say to this and
how interpret it? When. thel
president-elect, because of the
great interest in the subject, re-
ferred to it in his speech to Con-
gress, the American press clam-
ored that. the speech contained
‘only painful words. Why not, if
the Mexican people have only
painful feelings over the rela-
tions between the two countries?
Shall be answer; the attack men-
tioned only with words sweet as
fruit in season? The explanation
of our state of faind should be
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word thereon helps the own
endangers the Fatherland.”
Count von Reventlow, writing
in the Tages Zcitung. savs that
the German statement that there
is no U-boat in the West Alantic,
and that, therefore, there was no
attack on the American destroyer
Smith must come as a regrettable
assurance of safety to enemy
shipping. He regards the purpOse
y and
l
Norway's policy should, as here- the two were to go across the
tofore, be one of strict neutrality, sum to the White House to a]: .
was the agreement reached in the low Ir. Balfour to greet Presi-'
secret sitting of the Stat-thing, dent Wilma, and later the For-
says a Renter’s despatch from eign limiter expected to go to
Christinia. The sittings of .the the .quml. to call on "Vice—L ‘
Storthing were conducted Friday Prelude-t Harshall. Luncheon
evening, the despatchladds, and was to It: given by Fronth Mini.‘
the suhiects discussed included istcr ]. J. Jmetand. and-dinner"
the foreign political situation, this racing with the president,
to talk. of food conditions. Every? LONDON, April 23.—That ally on Secretary Lansing. Then :'
commerce, national supply, os'
Other mi; of the comrriis-.‘ ,-
a big time act, having played in all
the leading vaudeville houses in the
country and he is termed the Harry
Lauder of the stage, as he is a pro-
nounced favorite, one of the ,big acts
’on this great bill of stars' will be
Johnson, Howard & Lizette, who pre-
sent their clever act of “The Three
Dusty Roadcz" and this act in“ said
to be so unique in every detail that
in all places that this act has been
presented there has been peope that
have seen the act several times. which
only goes to show that it is a great
drawing card on the program. {Along
with this great program of vaudeville
there. will be pictures shown which
will include the serial picture, "Pat-
ria," featuring Mrs. Vernon Castle.
the Pathe Weekly, the .Sidney Drew
comedy and several other comedy pic-
lures that will make up a most superb
progrlun at this theatre T25 the first
three days of this week when the
prices will remain the same as last
week of all seats at the matinces for
20c and the evening shows there will
be reserved seats. The priCes are 150.
20c and 300. The reserved seats for
the evening perfomiance are now on
sale at the box office of the theatre.
ETHEL CLAYTON AT PALACE _
0
Plays World-Brady Feature “Web of
-Desire"——U. .3. Defenders Seen In
Picture Action.
Ethel Clayton. one of the World
Brady's company’s .noted stars, will
be seen at the Palace Theatre today
in it new feature release “The. Web
_of Desire" Ethel Clayton is a star of
too much fame to need special men-
.O'Neal are progressing satisfactorily
and as the seats are now on sale and
at reasonable rates, all should secure
them ahead. ”
Seats on sale at Glendenning’s
Drug. Store and Beer’s stationery
Store in Norwalk, and at the Atlantic
or Pacific Tea '00., and ltudwcll'o
Plano Store in South Norwalk.
PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER PATRON
0F “PANDORA"
Beginning with Miss Margaret
Woodrow “Wilson, the list of patrons
of the performances of the operotta.
“Pandora," on April 27th and 28th, is
a notable one. including many artiaha
and prominent residents of this city
and vicinity; viz.-——Mrs. C. i. Rnyt
mond (Clara Louise Cary), Claudia
Muzio, Lila Robeson and Albert RPlStl
(Metropolitnn Opera Company), Ed-
oardo‘ Petri (Director Metropolitan
opera Chorus School), David Bis-
plmm, Laura :Sedgwick Collins (Pres-
ident Society of the Alumni Ameri-
can Academy of Dramatic Arts), Miss
Marie Tiffany (Metropolitan Opera
Company). Victor Biart (American
pianist), Julian Carrillo (Conductor
American Symphony Orcllcstm). Er~
nest E. Carter (American composer),
Mayor and Mrs. Carl Axel Harstrom,
Miss Brondlinger and Mules. Percy
W. Brooks. Porter Emerson Brown.
Nehemiah Cornice, Ira Chapman. John
Cavnnaugh, George Barnum, E. M.
.ocltwood, Charles T. Dinlond, J. Mil-
ton Coburn, Charles E. Hoyt, Alvin
1).. \\'ad;uvortll. Alex J. Runlnllcr,
. Green, John Keogh and Solon
glum.
Mayor and Mrs. llarstrom will be
Bor—
vof the statement "to be to tell
Americans that Germany has not
opened hostilities and
sought by, the United States in
its conduct toward us. We. dot
not equivocatc and the United
is not.50
pecialiy grain and coal, and the sioit Ilsa had their own calls to ‘
dangers of navigating the North pay. Hint-General Bridges on
a. <
ll. ‘
States should not." . ’i
i A bazaar was held last night
ifor the benefit of {fiisablodtflexi-
Ican soldiers and t '
'orphans of those killed in battle!
iThe German minister, von Eek-
‘hardt. contributed 5,000 pesos,
and his wife rso. Other members
of the Diplomatic5Corps, includ-
ing United States Ambassador
Fletcher, also contributed but
their gifts were overshadowed by
that of von Eckhardt, which was
over one-third, of the total
amount raised by the bazaar.
t LONDON, April 23, 2:35 p. m.
‘—‘-The German \ transports have
left Libau, on the Baltic, south
of the“ Gulf of Riga, for an un-
known destination, according to
a Central News_ dispalch - from
Pctro ad. .. a... -
l BE LIN, Aprilnywimfjwn-
don, 4:30 p. mil—“Beth'éli’ ‘Loos
and the ,‘Arras-Cambrai railway
artillery ‘firing continued Sun-i
day," saivs the official statement
issued tbday by the German
Army Headquarters. f‘Northwest
of Lens English thrusting troops
penetrated “our first line trench-
es on a width of 500 yards, but
were driven back by‘ a counter
attack. The fire remained strong
during the night. Early this
morning, after drum fire, infan-
try fighting recommcnced on a
wide front."
BUENOS AIRES, April air.—
.The government has sent to Ger-
i
l
tlon here. She has played in numcr- the guests of Mrs. 051;.“ and occupy many an energetic note demand-
ons leading roles since, her first en-
gagement in the picture field and has
been one of» the strongest members
of the cast producing for the World-
fl
n
Brady company. “The Web of Desire"
is a new picture that. has been shown
, , ii
but it short time in which it has been BRINGS RHEUMAHSM
recognized as a leader. In connection . m...
with today's Brady feature, Palace Says a Little 'Salts In Water May
patrons will have an opportunity to Save You From Dread. Attack
show a picture of unusual merit, en-' Rheumatism is easier to avoid titan
titled “The U. S. Defenders." This to cure, states a \vellkn‘otvn authority.
feature was I e in conjunction with We are advised to drcsu warmly; kéep
and by direction of the United States the feet dry; avoid exposure; eat less
War department and shows the monument. but drink plenty of good water;
of both army and navy branchés of Rheumatism is a direct result of
’ service. It is a splendid chance to see eating too much .meat and other rich
how the men actually work and what foods that produce urzc acid which is
their enioyments are. No better in- "be-orbcd into the blood. It is the
sight to thearmy and navy life could function of the kidneys to filter this
'be anywhere given than will be found acid from the blood and cast it out in
in “The United States Defenders."'ln the urine; the pores of the skin are
view of the fact that arecruiting cam~ also a means of freeing the blood of
paign is ,now on for the naval reser- this impurity. in damp and chilly
ves and that one for the Sixth com- cold weather the skin pores are closed
I Pic
pany will be made before the end of
, .. this week, the picture has special in.
forest and everyone who possibly can
do so ahould‘see it.
Dorothy Kelly in Coming Palacc_Fea-
turn “The Money Mill'l and New
Serial Episode .TomOrrow '
Tuesday Ignition picture program in-
cludes‘ an exceptional Vltagrapn Blue
*Rinbon feature “The Money Mill"
starring Dorothy Kelly. Miss Kelly is
supported in this play by Evart Over-
ton and an able cast of- Vltgraph play-
ers. Mia's Kelly is starred with Char-
les Richman in "The Secret Kingdom"
and her work’in that serial has won
her much credit. in “The Money Mill,”
Miss Kelly as a-typlSt figures in many
exciting and even thrilling, with the
sixth episode of "The Secret Kilis‘
dom,‘wlll be at tho‘Palace tomorrow
afternon and eveningmpn Wednesday
Marguerite Fischer will playvvml‘ho
Devil's; Assigning“; Tillman-Jack
and molten will be ta
thus forcing life kidneys to do double
work, they— become. weak and sluggish
and fail to elminlate the uric acid
which keeps accumulating and circu-
lating through the system, eventually
settling in the joints and muscles
causing stiffness, soreness and pain
called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism 5
get, from any pharmacy about four
ounces of .Jad. Salts; put a tablespoon-
ful in a glass of water and drink'be;
fore ~~breakfast each morning for a;
week. This is said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys to
normal action, thus ridding the blood
of these impurities. ‘
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and i's,made from, the acid of grapes
and lemon -'5ulco, combined with lithla
and is usied with excellent results *by'
.thousands of folks who arosubiect
to rheumatism. Here youvhavo a plea-
sant. effervescent “thin-water . drinlc’
which helps‘ overcome .uric acid‘ and
is beneflclal‘to‘your kidneys aspen.
dv.‘,.. q _. "
t
ing complete satisfaction for the
sinking of the Argentinian sail-
ing ship Monte Protegido. The
Argentinian minister is instructed
[to immediately break off relations
lit Germany attempts to ‘cvadc the
responsibility for thB loss of the
vessel. .
' The instructionssent to the
minister are to the effect that JAY!
geninawill permit of no evasion
or delay on the part of Germany.
He is informed to instruct the
Berlin govemmént that if promptI
satisfaction is not, granted Argon:
tina will follow the course of the
United States and’Brazil and arm
its ships against submarines.
It was announced officiallywon
April 13 that the Monte Prote-
gido had been sunk by a subma-
rine off the EurOpean coast. The
submarine fired on .the ship,
wounding a member of the crew.
PARIS, April .- at, Noon.—
French hfips made further
gains last night in the grenade
fighting south of Juvencourt. and
east of Courcy. A German attack
against Mont KHaut .failed, the
War Office announces. ‘ '
:Thc artillery was very active
over the front of the 'French of-
fensive. The battle of guns raged
with particular violence cast of
Craonne and north of \Rheims.
LONDON, April 21. I :45 p. at.
—-British troops'last night captur-
Acd the‘village of Gonnelieu, on the
front between St. Quentin and
Cambrai, it was officially an-
ndunced today. A number of pris-
oners were taken in Attic. sharp
fighting here.
AMS'HBRDAM, via London,
April at, 6:20 a. m.-—-In.the place
of the familiar public notice in
the German newspapers warning.
the people: not to talk of military
matters because of?” spies there
i
read ‘Citizen your’duty labor.
ready to do so. “Why this fusS,i No resolution to change [the
seeing that a state of war has cx-‘ Policy of Norway was imposed.
isted for weeks ?" he asks. the despatch says, and the rumors
do“ and WASHINGTON, April .91.—— that the arming of merchant vcs- m Tomorrow
About a score of prominent finan. ccls was considered are now said
ciers and business men met hoicgto have been without foundation.
today on invitation of Presidenti LONDON, April c3.—-The
Wilson to consider mcas of finan- ' Board of Trade announced yes-
cing war activities of the Ameri- “tidal/'1'?!” 1.071.000 women art:
can Red Cross. Some day next now directly replacing men in in-
month will be selected on which‘dustrics. the government and
to conduct a special nation-wide transportation services and office
campaign for collection of funds work.
and materials, and the machinery PARIS, April 23.—One meat-
of "the‘Domocratic and. Ropubli- less total each day has been of-
can National Committees may be ficially decided upon instead of
used in the campaign. Secretary two meatless days a week as a
Tumulty represented the prosi. measure of economy by the Min-
dent at today's conference. later of Supplies. All restaurants
LONDON, April 23.-—The will be prohibited from serving,
British have opened an attack onanything in the nature of meat,
a wide front in the region of thc.poultry or game for the evening
Scdrpe Rivcr. The official rcportlmeal. All butcher shops will be
issued» today sayti that the battle obliged to close. their shops at x
is proceeding and that satisfac-Io'clock in tho afternoon.
torv progress is being made. . WASHINGTON, Aori' 23,...
The British completed the Calls of courtesv filled part of
conquest of the village of TreS-lthe program today‘ of Foreign
CW“ and gamed the greater part; Minister Balfour and other din-
of Havrlcourt Wood. . ltinguished members of the Brit?
WWQSHINGTON. AP?“ 2§-—;ish Commission who arrived
, T“"""‘""“‘_'°<t niaht here yesterday to confer with
made public an 'DffiClal {sport American officials on thenations’
..n unusu'l experience ioint task of beating Gcrmanv.
of thc'crew of a freight steameri'romo‘rrow also the visitors will
sunk in the war zone by a Ger-.hn entertained with all the honor
man submar'ne. Nineteen mew-jthe nation can show to guests of
bus of the crew including fiveIs-zch high tank. on a mission of
.deck of the submarine while the ‘then will come a series of official
Germans made use of the ship's conferences for the exchange of
lifeboat to send .a bombing partygcouncil on America’s part in the
' l
When the German returned Rooted from the twelve day
and while the crew were still on
Chit (fl
Lord WGovcmOr of tho' ;
Bank of 3:1;th on Secretary "
evening; .'
there will be a reception by $069 - ,
retry lasing at the PaniAmct‘ié' :1
can Ruining for the noted Viol-5‘;
tors, preceded bydinners of Cabi- ‘ ; ,1
not mom: .to their schiali
M .'
illii “minim" Ii . 7
.mmil. Blilillis
Best For liver and Bowelc, Bld-
tnrau, m Colds, Sour otot‘n- »
ach
331'- 3 KW bond . .
81d We. hilionsncs‘s, coated ‘
husheflnadand nose clogged up with "
a cold—always trace this to torpid‘
liver; Wyfermenting food in the
hands a sour. Quay stomach. ' ‘
Wan-an: matter clogged liimth'e in-
tqtipes. hint] of being cast out of.
the m is re-nbsorbeddnto the
blood. What this prison reachdh tho ‘
doll-late Iain tissue it causes con.
gxkfin an] that dull, throbbing, sick-
enhghnhdte. .
Camels immediately cleanse tho ,
stomach, renown the sour, undigested ‘
‘Americans. were placed on the such tremendous significance. and M“ a“ ‘m‘ m take “'0 93°95“
bile from the liver and carry out all
the clam waste matter and pole
sons in the III-ole. i ‘
A W tonight will surely:
straighten 3. out by morning. The!
the submarine, a British patrol
boat ' appeared. The submarine
promptly. submerged, leaving the
nineteen men to struggle in the
sea. They later were picked up
by the patrol. The master of the}
boat was detainedon board the
submarine.
fi_-
Tllvousllulnon '
Stamford, Conn.,Nurae Tells How
Site Found “Health
Stamford, Conn—'1 nm a nurse
and suffered from a ncrvous break.
dowg. I had no apatite and could .not
sleep at night, and nothing Seemed to
help me. By chance I heard of Vinol.
and after taking the first bottle 1 n04
ticed an improvement, and four bot-
tles made me well and strong, it gave .
Inc a hearty apatite, so I can "sleep
soundly ,night or day. I consider Vin-
01 a wonderful to'nic." Edith R.
Forbes, Stamford. Conn. .
The reason Vino] is so successful in
overcoming such conditions is because
it is a constitutional remedy and goes
to the seat of the trouble. it is the
greatest strength creator we know—
due to the hm: and cod liver peptOnes. .
iron and manganese peptonates and
glycerophosphates which it contains.
all dissolved in a pure.‘ medicinal wine.
We have'heengso many wonderful
recoveries like this right here in So.
Norwalk caused byVVinol, that we. feel.
perfectly safe in offering to return
money in every such case where Vin:
ol fails (to benefit—Frank H. Baxter.
South Norwalk. Also at the leading Tel 367 »
am; aim-nu in all “Conn towns.-——Adv.
aboard the freighter. ‘world war.
journey from England to Halifax work while you sleep—~11 lo—c‘ent‘ box
bv," a swift cruiser. and to Wash- from immanent; your head .
ington by a special train. with cleanser-ad: sweet and yourliviir
details of the trip shrouded in mmmfor months—Adv,
mystery for safety‘s 5,3cher ‘ ‘
Balfour this morning,,a,yf nfifld L'dhmv no
drive from the big agifigggpm: 0; 1mm ‘
street mansion which. hm l; . t, . .r ‘
{placed at his disposlal. to' tilt NW5 Thea“.
:State Department, to call form- .
I .___-_. ._._- ”‘1 v” w”: FRIDAY EVENING.
) .‘ i
alace Theatre we 27
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Home of Best Vaudeville and SAT WNW
Feature Pictures ‘ A?!“ 28 . ,
- .____._. newn- Op ‘~
TODAY 7 ' .
.‘THE U- 5- DEFENDERS" “PANDWRA”
Produced Under War Dcpart- _ , ’ ’ ‘ ,
ll merit gécction ' W by Composer (I,
Ethel Clayton in Eeufitg, 25: to $1.
“THE WEB 0F DESIRE" L '
TUESDAY gym, use to soc.
Jitagraph Blue Ribbon Pre- ' ‘
. sents Dorothy Kelly in
il "THE MONEY MILL”
. and
“The Secret Kingdom?
Sixth Episode Starring Do
- by u Wafer Glass Eg
A thylficfhigg and GP“! Madput'some downfor‘
WEDNESDAY neat armorial: can,‘3oc, will
Marguerita Fischer in
“The Devil’s Assistant”
int
pan. is out. Full directions
anner “akety.
, .
5 Monroe Ital!
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1.1- A MEAD]
We are. now. able to supply our ‘
now appears a new. notice whipr Ono .
.lcustomers. with PIES. made to
larder (each day." We also than
‘iSUGAR 'BUNSyand COFFEE
‘ "august
RINGS’in addition” out regular
sud-m Mam
Norwalk Chronicler