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BLANCHE SWEET IN
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HOUSE PETERS VIN
“AS MEN LOVE”
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THURSDAY
FANNIE WARD
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“THE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS"
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FRIDAY
PAULINE FREDERICKS
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“SLEEPING FIRES"
This is a story of a wife, whose
husband wishes to divorce her
so that he can marry his score-
tary. Blon't miss it._
The, New Bands
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The argument of patriotism is supplemented by the one of
business advantage. The 31/3% bonds are exempt from taxes, in-
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ium. They will furnish an investment stable beyond anything
ever known In this country. All this considered, the rate of return
is high. The bonds will enhance, not shrink' In market value.
But profoundly above the business advantage, and vastly
more important is the argument of patriotic duty. The task we
are setting ourselves to is a great one. To such a task we must . ’
dedicate our lives and our fortunes—everything we are and all
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might for the principles which gave her birth and happiness and
“God helping her, she can do no other.” ‘
This bank will receive your subscriptions for the LIBERTY
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will arrange with you to pay for same In installments. In this way,
at least you can do your bit.
The People 3 Trust 2.2%
Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
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Vitagtaph Blue Ribbon Fea‘ AT THE REGENT TONIGHT-
turn Blanche SWeet
. 'ANITA STEWART and
CHARLES RICHM'AN
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“The More Excellent Way”
and
Barnegnt," Also Max Linder
in a New Comedy, “Max
2 In a Taxi"
Little tiveyeIIr-old Billy Jacobs, the
Lucky company child actor. who will
be seen at the Regent'l‘heatre tonlght.‘
in support or Blanche Sweet In the
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The Eighth Episode of
“The, Secret Kingdom"
a Leaky-Paramount adaptntlon , of F.
, Tomorrow jHOpklnson Smith’s famous story. “The
Selznick Pictures Cerporatlon Tide of Barnegat, is developing all
‘ pmgm. the temperament of a grand opera
prlma domia. During an Incident of
the picture. it became necessary for
Billy to he apparently drowned. Just
before he waded out Into the water,
he calmly announced to Director Mar-
shall Nellan that he did not swim
and was not going out very far be
cause salt water made him sneeze,
“What am I going to do. Billy?" ln-
quired Netlan. “you are supposed to
be drowned, so you will have to go
out." “Why can't Ihave a double
like some stars,” demanded BlllI'. now
up to his waist in the water. “Why
can't be double. for me" said Billy,
pointing to shutout Elliott: Dexter
”standing on the bank.
ROBERT WARWICK
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I’THE ARGYLE CASE"
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From the noted dramatic success
No advance in prices.
THURSDAY—Theodore Roberts
In “The Years of the Locust"
‘ FRIDIAY—Clara Kimball Young
In “The Price She Pald." Selznick
SATURDAY—Marguerite Clark
In “Mien George Washington"
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COMING
Jesse L. Lasky Presents
GERALDINE FARRAR
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""“ ‘r I hi the Re cut will ul 0 h w
“JOAN TH " Ong g _S S 0
E WOMAN ' Max Llnder the famous European com
“WW cdiun In his latest success, “Mm: In a
«. Taxi." Everybody was on tlptoe
Would the engineer carry out his or-V
dera? Would the switch work at the
last second? Everybody was on pins
and needles.
exception—Max Llnder. He was as
cool as if he were about to drink a
glass of water at a spring. The
“stunt?"Where Max Llnder lays down
and—well. it will all come out In
"Max in a Taxi."
II III IflIIIRES
AT THE REGENT THURSDAY
f Fannie ward, in “A School for Hus-
- bands," Show: a Thing or Two
' to W ves
. It is an excellcv picture, a brighit
comedy. Rennie \“I .rd in the featured
player. What lends plquancy to the
production from. the viewpoint of the
picturegoor is the fact that the man
portraying‘on the screen the role of
the husband is the some person who
, bears in private life the some relation
to the petite and ever-youthful hero-
I, the. The subject affords an opportun~
lty for speculation as to what partle
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ROBERT WARWICK STARS
Playing “The Argyle Case” As Initial
selznlck Appearance Proves
,Blg Success
. Any, announcement concerning Ro-;
bert Warwlck makes special appeal
‘to the Palace patrons and those pat-
ular division of the characterizatioa,1.0,,s of the screen art who appreciate
on the part of each is to be ascribedi work of which Mr Warwick Is capa-
to art and which to life. In any event‘ ‘.blIe The productions in Which b.
it is all Interesting played for the World Company, and
AT "*5 REGENT FRIDAY all of which the Palace has
I pretreated,
fBeautltul Pauline Frederick is the exclusively. were noted for Impres-I
star or the Famous Players-Pars-
mount production, “Sleeping Fires,” ' ..Mr Warwick is now with the Selz-
featured attractlon at the Regent ment his first picture produced for
Theatre for Friday. In this Intense- that company will be played at thel
’ly gripping photoplay Miss Frederlclr IP lace Theatre tomorrow. He was!
to Mrs Bryce, devoted Wife and ”‘0' selected for the lead in the famous'
.0! the primitive tiger-woman when ab of the blggest dramatic attractions ev-I
tacked through her Child er given to America. The star was?
chosen for his special fitness for the
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AT THE REGENT TOMORROW
an able cast. Many of the details of,
"0“” Peters In “A3 M9“ LOW." a the drama are produced with efleCIiW
Powerful 300'“! Drama cleamess and detail In the photo
, ,HOWQI’BWW and Myrtle Stedman play. There will be no advance In
' ill be seen at the Regent Theatre to‘ prices for this picture which will be
- arrow in the Pause-Paramount pro~ presented three times at 2- 15 7 and
lotion, “As Men Love, " a. story writ-
.n especlally for them by Lois Zeltr
m. This story, as may be gleaned
him the title, has to do with the
bertswill play “Years of the Locust; "
on Friday Clara Kimball Young will
he starred in the Selzuick attraction
”tinder by 8 fickle Vomnn- HOW the day Marguerite Clark will play 0th
“Duds of doubt and distrust are'tln- fie MISS George Washington"
Elly despotled must be seen to be un- ,
. III! and enjoyed.
Went in the cast are Helen Jer- -
' 'mdy nud'I. W. lohnston. ._
TODAY AT THE PALACE
in; Vltagrsph Blue Ribbon Fes-
Everybody. with one | _'
slon which the star was able to make. ; _
by George Middleton, which is the melt Company and by special arrange? '
important part and is surrounded byi
9 o “clock On Thursday, Theodore R0- 2
Mendnhlp Of two men, Which is 150!“ “The Price She Paid" and on Suture
Anita IStewart and Charles Richmsn
, other notable picture productions of
that organization ls starred with
brilliant successes to be released on
the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature:
program, “The More Excellent Way."
which appears at the Palace Theatre
today. It Is needless to give any
lengthy account of the work of Miss
Stewart, Who Is without doubt one of
the most justly famed of picture that Is. without doubt one of the!
strongest minor league organlsntlons, '
In the whole United States. Moreover' .
the club miners are imbued with the .
stars. While the roles that hIIVe at~
tracted the greatest attention to her
in the past were played with Earle
Williams, Miss Stewart is well sup-
ported In the. lead of "The More Ex-
cellent Way" by Chaplet! Rlchmun, an
accomplished actor whose name Is
not new to picture patrons. The com-
pany playing with these noted lead-
.ers has been admirably helected, no
expense has been spared to make ov~
ei-y detail of the plcturo effective, and
the result which may be witnessed
today by Palace patrons to decidedly
pleaslng. The feature will be run. In
connection with “The Secret K‘lng-
dom" eplsode, being the eighth of the
Vltagraph serial play starring Doro-
thy Kelly and Charles Richman. Here
again the Vltngraph company and its
stars triumph for the wide attention
which the serial has attracted and
held throughout. each new installment.
has pr'oten its popularity. The two
pictures will be offered at the mati-
nee and this evening at 7:15 land 9
c'Clock.
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then but able to display the El“? a'daptatlon of "The Argyle Case, one Noted European comedian in m, L“. ltIes from which children suitor dun
est’ Comedy at the Regent
Tonight .
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‘,’Sold by .dI-Ugglsts everywhere,“
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sssrsau’ LEAGUE opsmne
In “The Tides of Charles Richmsn in one of the most Club Bogins1917 Drive Thursday With
Good Prospects
After weathering the hardest year
ever known in the hlstory of minor
league baseball; matter the season of;
1916. the Eastern League Is ready for
the openlng'ol the 1917“ camousn next
Thursday with " an elghtolub‘ crlcult
spirit that the Eastern league as at
present constituted Is the best minor
league in the country. and are expectI
lag the most prosperous season that
baseball has ever experienced In New
England.
Last year, though dlsastrous linen
olally, was really a trial of what was
termed the new "Merger" league, and
the tact that It lived through the year
In spite of handicap and set-backs, and
season stronger than It was at the
start, proves conclusively that the
trlal was ll. success. and that II better
league, and better baseball far sur-
passing anything that New England
League fans have witnessed In the
past. may he expected from this new
organization.
NUTMEGGERS TOGO WITH T. R.
Roosevelt’s Projected Division In.
eludes Two Connecticut
Companies
NEW HAVEN, May 8.——Col. Theo-
;dore Roosevelt's list of volunteers for.
his division to be 'sent to France in I
cludes a company of infantry and. a
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.machlne gun company from Connecti-
{'cut, according to lists'publtahed giv-
ing details of the movement. The on
ly man mentioned In connectlon with;
'Ihe movement is Prof. Hiram Bing-
ham of Yale, who In said to be stated
for a captaincy In the'aupply corps
of the Roosevelt troops. Prof. Bing»
:ham has been for some time in Pen-
lI‘laI. learning to operate alr-
lie ls sold to have qualified
liar a commission in the flying corps.
According to the statement given out,:.
volunteer agents have been working
In this state getting recruits for the
Roosevelt army.
sacola,
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Thousands or molhers have found
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders an ex.
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lag of headache, colds, feverislmess,
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lent results are accomplished by their
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NOTES OF THE BUILDING
DEPARTMENT
Sariaurl brothers were given a per-
a
‘ mit to build a one family house for
Elmer Bracken on Marlon street. Cost
,,$3 100
F. M. Rose received a permit to do
wiring for Frank-Avignon at Sound
View avenue and for Mrs. Catherine
Du Bole at Highland avenue.
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has come back to the public. again the.
These .powders are,
_ easy and pleasant to take and excel-
Wsrm weather will soon be
The most Ieccnomical way
., «m
water—not into the room. It in
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and always ready at the striking at a match.
$1.00. Per Month
Our Special Sale Offer allows you
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and is probably the. best offer we have
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The Price is $16.50, All
Connections FREE.
AFTER June. let—PRICE WILL
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Don’t Delay—Have your Heater in
stalled before the rush, which. will
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WATER HEATER at $1.00 PER
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TILBON INSTRUCTS CONGRESS
Connecticut Member Totes an Arsenal
Into House Chamber
WASHINGTON, May 8. «The speak-
er’s lobby and the Chamber of the
House resembled a smalluiaed arsenal
yesterday when Representative John
Q. Tllson of Connecticut. a member
of the Military Affairs Committee, pro
duced a half-dozen machine guns,
more than II dozen rifles, several pis-
tols, small and large shells, and many
cartridges. just to show the House
“what we are spending our money
for.” .
Mr. Tllson's exhibit remained for an
hour In the lobby, to the rear of the
chamber. later he obtained leave to
address the House during the debate
on the lnterncd- ahip bill and pages
brought the arms into the cur-- ‘Ier.
Representative Tllson. av - .cer In
the Haul—I that none of ‘ .5 weapons
knowledge of arms,: ' .- utter assuring
the House that none of his weapossI
were loaded, he demonstrated the
working of the various pieces.
HEARING on FIREWORKS
Councilmen WIII Consider the Subject an Lakeside unit, Babe Hospital No. I
of Prohibiting Fourth of July
Noise .
A hearing will be held this evening at
a council meeting at the city hall on
the question of whether the sale of "
fireworks should be prohibited in Nor
walk or otherwise. It Is expected
that there will be. plenty of verbal
"fireworks" as the dealers feel very
strong against the council passing
suchan ordinance. There is a large .
number of pe0ple in the city, however,‘
who feel that'such' an ordinance uould
he a fine thing and should be mude
permanent '
On the other hand as the situation
ls today. the local deal-Ire claim that
they have placed orders for fireworks
which amounted to :1 good many thou-
sands of dollars. If they cannot sell
them, the dealers stand to lose this
2money. They especially condemn the
lateness at which this .matter was
xbrought up. for had they receivednoI
, it, would
tlce earlier in the semen, ‘
have been possible to cancel their. or-
dare. Those ln favor of the proposed
I ordinance express the opinion that a
great deal of damage could be ac-
compliahed by evil minded people un-
der the” guts? of pleasure.
I OONTAO BEATS ALBERTS.
'l/‘al Sontag of Brooklyn had a shade
‘ the better of Johnny Kid Alberta 6
NATIONAL SUPPORT FOR LIBER-
TY LOAN
NEW YORK, May 7.—'l‘he “Liberty
Loan" was'the principal topic die-
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cussed today at the opening session:
to the annual spring meeting of the
Executive Council of the American
Bankers“ Association at Briarclilf, N
Y. The nicettng will continue for
three days.
Bankers flom all sections of the.
United States who arrived yesterday‘
for the meeting said the loan would
receive the cnthuatastlc
the entire nation.
MASSACHUSETTS TRAP SHOOT-
ING TOURNEY
PITTSBURGH, Pu. May s—n. Reed
Shaner, secretary of the lnterstate
Association for the Encouragement of
'rap Shooting. announced today that
the Massachusetts Trap Shooting
tournament will be held in Boston!
June 29 and so. IIIIII
i CLEVELAND’S New HOSPITAL
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i CLEVELAND. 0., May 1—Clcve-
,land's War Hospital, officially known,
'4 Is on Its way to France. The unit
of nearly 250 men and women left
here last evening.
An
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support of j
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At the cost of a small jar of ordilr
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quarter pint of the most wonder lem-
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leshould be taken to strain the-lutce
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for months. Every Woman knows
that lemon juice
and remove such blemishes as freck-
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I" Just try it!
Get three ounges of
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he
is used to " bleach. ‘
Iorchard white at any pharmacy and- ‘
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up a. quarter pint of this sweetly has
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