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PAULINE FREDERICKS
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"SLEEPING FIRES”
This is a story of a wife, whose
hquand wishes to divorce her
00 that he can marry his secre-
tory. Don't miss it.
PalaCe Theatre
‘ , Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
Today
Seiznick Pictures Corporation
Presents
ROBERT WARWICK
—In--
"THE ARGYLE CASE"
‘ From the noted thematic success
9 advance in prices.
. member-’11 N N I E WARD
_ iin "flue years of the Locust"
—_
EMMY—Clara Kimball Young
, in “The Price She Paid," Selznlek
. SATURDAY—Marguerite Clark
' 411 “Min George Washington"
y»..-
‘ COMING
Jesse L. Lucky Presents
'“ GERALDINE FARRAR
* —ln—— ' .
“JOAN THE WOMAN"_
ll llli lliEillliES
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
Home Peters in “As Men Love," a'
Powerful Society Drama
" Myrtle Stedman, the beautiful fem-
lnlne oo-etar of House Peter, in "As
Men Love " 11bi1l1 will be the Pallas-
Paramount attraction at the Regent
heatre. today, as the modern society
woman has. an opportunity to dis-
play a number of beautiful morning
and evening gowns whch are. most
becoming to her blonde beauty. Miss
Stedman designs the majority of her
own coslumes and then sends the'
drdwiugs to n fashionable New York1
costume1 who p11 11.1101. them for her.
Others in the cast besides Miss Stod-
man and Mr Peters are J W. John-
ston and Helen Jerome Eddy.
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW
, “A School For Husbands," With Fan-
" 2 * nie Ward in the Leading Role
Jack Dean is the husband who is
transformed ham a dominating head
of a hou'iehold to a more or less pio-
porly restrained and confiderate lieu
tenant and aid. Mabel Van Bunen let
the dashing (1'halmer who causes the
her. Frank Elliott is a convincing
conch-es her in the art 6f training a.
husband. It is a good cast.
. owing to the rather long list. of
players to whom we are introduced at
the opening of the story—s. circum-
nee not infrequently noted in the
adaptation of plays—them is at the
t likely to be a bit of confusion as
relation of thecharacters one
th other, but they are rapidly iden
led an the action proceeds
AT THE REGENT FRIDAY
eeplng Fires," starring Pauline
' f Frederick. 5A Powerful 'Story .
of Mother Love .
; Pauline Frederick, whose superb
emotional acting on both stage and
hearts of the American public, second
t6, hone, appears in "Sleeping Fires."
This story of a wife whose hus-
fund wishes to divorce her so that he
in marry his Secretary, will rival
hpho," “Audrey,” “The. Moment
fore," "Bella Donna" or “The Wo-
man in the Case."
ROBERT WAR‘WICKSTARS
Noted Actor Appears in Seiznick’e
Presentation of “fire Argyle
‘ Case”
The Palace Theatre today omers an
captionul photoplay feature in
is Argyle Case," presented by theI
Stillbick. Pictures Corporation and
the noted Robert warwlck.
'r is enhanced by that presentation of.
husband [to dance attendance 119011 Gtent quantities of clay were placed “-
Englishman, .51.. Hairy Lovell who is Were supposed to search for diamonds
the friend in need of the wife,’ who A very 800d quality 01’ clay was so
screen has won former a placeiin the .
or dramatic successes‘we‘re Appearing in “A Sch 0 *JFer ‘I-luebInd ' At The Regent Therm, Thursday
A cream “9‘? is not “'ust
as good," but it is good Ric“.
We have no fear of camped-
eons with other ranges—indeed
no believe that such compari-
sons will decide you to buy a
srauronn.
For? 5.11.11 av
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MAKE YOUR OWN PAINT
wlth L01. M SEMI-PASTE PAINT and
your gym Linseed Oil.
‘2 ,@7 You obtain greatest durability and cover.
ing power. The Lib! PAENT In so
positively good that it is known as the
“Master Paint." It' 5 produced by one
fictory management and sold by only one
group of denier- located in various towns
in the U. S.
, Thu plan has always enabled no to
maum improve the quality and decrease the
chef to an.
Therefore today, when the best of other high grade points cost you
$2. 75 a gallon, our L CM Paint-mode reody-l'or-use—will cost
you-only 82.00 a gallon.
YOU SAVE ISoAc-ALLON 0N EVERY CALI-0N OF PAIN? YOU "I!
For Bole by
A. D. Morgue, '
Hubbell 1i: Staples Hardwero 00.. Norwalk
W. 8.1}uyr a: Son, Westport,
Lockwood a. Palmer Co... Stamford.
it was offered to the American public l
on the stage. A more absorbing {
story has never been written and as
it is produced=toduy for the screen it. i
detail and clearness which could not?
‘be gained except through the pictur“
izatlon. in offering this picture to- l
day, the Palace management is confi~
dent that it will he a big attraction
and that the large number of peoplel
lwho will see it will thoroughly enjoy
it. The feature will be uhown at the‘.
three regular shows of which two will.
be this evening, 7:15 and 9 o‘clock. Of!
special interest is the fact that there!
ill be no advance in prices, although
HORACE R. NASH CORN. MAIN AND WEST STS.
tutelelut m m
mutant-eaten: ls-
“alienation
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Sound-2 Defensm Areas Es-
unlisted
In accordance with new orders is-
sued by the Navy Department all ves-
sels traversing Long Island sound
hereafter are to be subject to riglu
examination by patrol boats stationed
at Whitestone and other points along
the waters between Long Island and
Connecticut. These‘ patrol boats will
stop every incoming and outgoing
beat until its identity has been made
absolutely clear. Masters of vessels
are warned to stop when so requested
by the patrols for force will be used
if found necessary. Four blasts from
the whistle on any patrol bout is the
signal for shipping to come to‘ a rent
very stringent and harsh measures.
Flags and Lights .
These patrol boats will fly the
Union Jack forward and the usual
navy pennant. At night they may
show a vertical 110111 of three lights
white red and blue in the order
named. Any vessel approaching one
of the sea police at night must either
slow down or come to s fullstop until
thoroughly inspected. ‘
Must Fly Coiofo g
Masters of vessels are’wurued tell)!
their natural colors and name and
must obey the o1ders (timed from the
patrol boat 65 in cvqity particular.
Boats of coastwiuc linhh operating al-
limit will be allowed to keep them
tennae of their wholes: up until they
taken down and thc‘rodms sealed and.
kept until the boat has left dock on
the way out again.
...TWO Fiafenelve Areu
There are two defensive areas as
Nor-walk is one of the few cities which ' ’ "'
has had the opportunity of witnessing blue clay in which the diamonds are designated by the name New York
the feature at the popular motion plc- generally found When he “'85 told East. the outer limit of which lit] a
tuna prices that the ordinary clay would do, he 'ine Joining Execution Rocks light
‘got on his high horse and said "1 and the east tangent of Huckleberry
‘have been hired with the ton or two island. The inner limit is a true
have been hired with the instructions
to make this diamond mine absolute-
ly perfect and unless [have the blue Books on a true southwest hearing.
The production. “The Years of the cl"? 1 cannot do so." The company Outgoing vessels 3° through “ chan-
FANNIE WARD TOMORROW
Appears in Paramount With Her Pem-
oue Wardrobe
Locust," by Albert Paynon Terhune. was Just about ready to dye a ton or from Whitestone Light
which will be seen at the Palace to- two 0’ the mud when the camera
morrow with the beautiful Lash, star. man had a 118va thOught; In the. second delcneisc urea, dchig
the clay would photograph bluer than noted Long Island East, the outer
,g it was dyed. A photographic test limit is 11 line Joining Plum Island
was made of a piece of the dyed clay
.md a piece of the ordinlry clay and Light and Mumford Point. The en
the tsuperintendent “was appeased.
The picture will be shown with vaude- Watch Hill on a true northwest
ville at 2. 1 .1, 7 15 and repeated at hearing. The outgoing channel will
Fannie Ward. in the leading role, was
delayed several days by the dfamond
mine superintendent‘s too great dc.
sire for accuracy. An exact replica of
an African diamond mind was con
structed under the supervision of the
superintendent, who was formerly
e
9 o‘clock.
‘manager of a mine near Kimberley. .
in the mine in which the workers ELECTRICITV WIDELY Dig).
cured. but it did not suit the mine on 70 per cent. of the [maple in the
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The statement. has been made that ' CLOSES LNC'EF'NITELY'
United States 1136 electricity in some N°w Milford mm", "1-“ ”"1”"
pérlntendent W110 wanted “16 famous service or other in. their daily lives. .
Imain idle. ; John E. Bates recently
Eggsulre Cheap New
preserve 15 doz. Full direction-
with each can.
1
fl
!.
3 North Main st.
tnbliuhed in the Sound. The first in
north line through Whitestono Light.
Incoming vessels must enter one nau-
tical‘ mile distant from Execution
ncl west of a line drawn true north
Sercfld Area. " lll
Moutuuk l’olht lights while the inner
limit 11 a line jotting Plum Island
trance will be live nautical miles from
be, designated by the Bartlett Reef
light vessel. These orders have been
sent to all customs officials in the two
deicnsivo areas.
of Its Stock on Hand. .
The seriousness of present condi-
tions in the hat manufacturing indus-
try, as the result of conditions crel
sled by the war, Is further emphasiz
cd by the latest action of the New
Milford 00., whose plant at New Mll-
ford has been closed.
The New Milford Gazette Friday
says:—
At a. meeting of the directors of
the New Milford Company. held in
the National Bank on Tuesday. it
was voted to shut down the hat shop
dudenuitely and to dispose of what
stock was on howl at the “‘2'? 1“"1' “‘
price‘ The system of selling direct
to retailers, which was put into up
oration a few weeks ago was work-
ing well enough, but the war has up
settled business conditions, and until
they are better—the hat shop will re-
closcd his Danbury shop under simi-
Buy some Water Glass Eec
\
Preservcr and put some dewn £01
next winter. Quart can, 30c, wii
H AHMEAIV
Druggist
1111 0fii8iil
lion $111.1: it... Enter and leave .
and any'vesselwhlch does not comply
with this request will be subject to ~
most together within the three mile ,
approach the dock when it will be, ..
llr tetrcumutancee, and it is now up No SUNDAY BALL IN RHODE ‘1er Fe Gene“
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' making it panihietoronrmtomentoujoy
the comfort of an abundant supply, of hot .,
water at the smallest possible expense.
YOU NEED 01B OF THESE HEATERS
AND NOW 18 THEMTOGBTIT! .
The Gas Water Heater, connected to your %
boiler, $16..50
‘NO MONEY DOWN. $1.00 PER MONTH;
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Mop’ 8 Extra Heavy Suction Sole’l l‘ennis Shoes, were $3.,00
Men’ 3 and Boy’s White Tennis Shoes, with red soles,
. at ............................ 31.00 , Maid -
Tennis Oxfords 111 black l. rown and white, sizes 8 to 6 N' St' So. Norwalll.
131-2 undltofintt. .. .. ........ 450d ‘ , J
(Wozntlm’ s and (‘iultlrr 11’s White Shoes and Pumps at ‘ See Our Line 0‘
cs I‘lt'o ‘ .
~M AX LEvy marten eat 31:;
2 ., 145 Washington .St. .. . 3 fixtfigfls *0 $35-00
derstood is negotiating fox its sale. ISLAND-
A factory in Newark of about the PROVIDENCE, Ii. 1.. May 9.~—Gov~ ZSWIIIIIII “Pkg: 1069-280 "origin
same 1211110131th the New Milford ernor Beeckmuu told a committee of II n - .
shop has also similarly shut down in‘ residents of the town of Warwick Prompt Denver“
definitely. The 1New Milford but yesterday that “Sunday baseball at r . 4
shop has been on important feature Honky Point must end." He said that
in industrial life he1e for more than if the police failed to take action he If You Have Any
thirty mm and 11.. hove 111111101111 would do so iiimi'en Home games SECOND-HAND myromo.
:d lgzlill'hcnt condilicushin lllle coun of the Providence International ”Lea BILES OR A LOT 0R SCRAP
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rellume. 5'“ l ‘ l pant \Vl" cue club schedule for Sundays are IRON METALS MANHJJL
Men’s SpringSuils
Removal Sale 1 "1.. m..- ......
Men‘s $6.00 Dark 'I‘an Shoes, Neolln soles, English ' Smartly Tailored ”Odds
net, at ............. . ............ .26 ..
Same in back, at ............................ 3:00 $19.50, $15.00, 518'” I. A j
.................. $1.89 ,CopyfightClolhingCO.
, HARDWOOD MCKEE —
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corners. removable drain pipe and
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, 3Rowan St. East Net-walk.
' , Because We Have No Canvas-
, scrs or Agents
" Tel. 1906 Tel. 190‘.
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