3 Wang. 7:13 o it
Today %
'llwtl‘sl 1""11" i111} Thain-111'
“Nathan it
“‘lIe Silent Puller”
And lieu»: Pati.» \"m‘lth
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\\ ednesday —’I‘hursda,v
“-ltu 111.11 “its ll1<.'1:\~1 Motion
I‘uturc
“The Whip”
I11 l‘ij- 'ht Ilttls
0‘
D
A ’1‘ timendons Pr'odtittion
’I‘hiiliing Stein- .\ and (11111.11. s,
Regent Orchestra Wednesday
and Thin sd.11 lilatiuet-s and Every
Evening. .1... At a .
\‘o Adv anee in Prices
1
Coming!
A Seven Act Wonderplay
HI”) I. BARRYMORI"
“The Call of Her
People”
M
EPalace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
Showing Exclusively Supet Vita-
graph, World and Fox Features——
As First Run- And Paramount Pic
lures—4" audevllle. Eteiy W Pt‘li-
Last Three Days.
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TODAY
snowmo Tun LAST r1111:
“ Womanhood.”
ln 8 Parts
With Alice Joyce, Harry Morev,
Peggy Hylattd and all Star \’it11«
graph Cast
Special Orchestra
Shows Tonight 7 and it o'c in. '11
Admission 10 and 1.1 cents.
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TOMORROW
Fox Film ("orpoiation Presents
June Caprice
~~as~~
“The Small Town Girl”
1 “'Tlii RSltAY —Rob11i't
"The Family Honor "
nl"ItIllAY«—Lou Tcllegcn in “The
\ ictor' 111 Cross. "
SA’I‘l RDAY ~1I"r:1nk Mt “lll. 11'1
"I he Traveling Salesman."
Warwick
Will!” the showing of "\l'omanhood." the "slackers" who are suitet'ing from‘
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TOILE'I ARTICLES
(‘old (‘reatns Toilet Lotions.
page (‘11411ms.I"11ce I‘owders 'I‘11lctnns.
it 11 sell them :1ll.I".11'orito kind
“Specials' which 1111 know and can
hint recommend
want skin cre
nnk us first.
H. A. MEAD
Druggist
8 North Main St.
ants lotions or p.111 1.111s
SJ. Norwallc, Ct. E
“‘m
Al lflf lliEillilES
“THE WHIP" AT THE REGENT
M:1s-‘
‘ Scene From “The Whip," the Big Movie Drama
Wednesday and Thursday, Matinee and Night
1' flee TERRIBLE ‘rrSAI
induct-I at; at 1 I! II n at.
n a I! 3
m My“ 111" chance anywhere
1 1m and them (mu
i
we: ME! A? Hue: 3:
. tn Ru Feature. “A Malt Tm Girl”
for Tomorrow ~Iohert War. 3
m Mood Thurs. i
1 day 1
The Palace pit'tun1 program for
this wet-k. beginning tomorrow is
peciaily attractive to loters or the
first in the photoplay art. On Wed-
' nesday. ilte Palace will present
new Fox feature statring June Ca
price as “A Small Town Girl" This
. picture cannot be too highlv commend-
:td for it is :11 every respect a produc-
‘ tion making the strongest kind of an
iappeal. On Thursday Robert War
iwick of World fame will be featured
,in "The Family Honor." On Friday
il.ou Tellezen will play “The Victoria,
,(‘1'0ss” and on Saturday Frank McIn-
‘trye will he starred as "The Tra1el
.ing Salesman.“ The1
Regent Theatre tioned are Paiamount features of the
highest order. The vaudeville pro
~w.i?E-¢K"
at the
|
car, the force of the collision lifting
engine and cars bodily of! the rails
and hurling them down the embank-
,ment. '
i The Regent orchestra will furnish :1
‘special musical progtam both at mat-
inee, and e1eni11g showings of “The
IWhip." No advance in prices.
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AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
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WW‘TM Silent Partner," Featuring
Blanche Sweet and Thomas
Meighan
Blanche Sweet will be seen at the
Regent Theatre tonight in the Jesse
l.. Lasky production “The Silent Part-‘
1101'. " a thrilling drama of busineSs
prepared for the screen by George llu
allots Proctor. It is a Paramount I’ic-
titre.
In “The Tides of Barnegat." Miss
Sweet was seen as a school teacher iii
a small Jersey town. in her latest
isticcess she is discovered as thf‘
3941cretary of a busy New York stock
:broker. How site discovers her em
:plover is being robbed by his partner
‘how she aids in dissolving the. partner-
ship and how. evently, although dis-
'rltarged. saves her einployet' s fmttnu
and good name. is ptesented iii :1 most
.unusual and startling manner.
‘Sccne follows scene in quick suc-
cession. and as the head of the firm
is aboiti to he plunged iiilo 11 most i111-
‘possihlc tangle. his private secretary
deftly intrudt's herself and rescues
‘hini front the grasp of ruin.
, The ilearst l‘titht' news pictures
iwill also be shown this evening,
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f oun COUNTRY—IN ‘BATTLE
Nothing could be mor11 opportune
‘and appropriate to Registration Day,
l
‘1
l
t
t
:llll‘ greater Vitagraph
.‘at tht1 Palace Theatre
'today.
it is a mammoth vital
teaching the value of
pioduced by (‘ommodore .I.
super-feature.
yesterday and
preparedness,
Stunt t
it hen yoii need 011, lilackton. assisted bv one of the finest Big Vitagraph Feature Seen by Capaci.
casts ever :11' scmhled upon the screen,
i together.
'IlllllSl be "My Country 'Tis for Tltee.‘
,Ilnng the Expense!" for the cost
The commodore's
of
the production must have been stag-
"(owing
big moments during the terrific battle
over, under and on the seas, 011 the
country side,
ies. These
not “extras."
111er were real soldiers,
for the battle scenes
and social life by Edmund Gouldinz.‘
document. '
slogan ,
and in the hills and cit-,
“' will have some specialties
the Public to make their work Con- be announced later.
vincing." showing of tonight's ,
“In the scenes of dramatic action,the ment of "The Secret Kingdom" be-'
‘punch’ would be entirely lacking if cause of the playing of “Womanhood."
the sincerest efforts were not main The1 installment will it? presented 13‘
tained. to make the audience feel and
sense what is apatently spoken b1 thel
it'ltaractcis in the picture.
regular install-
nounced in time for all to see it
W
”“19 “0103 that (‘Oll\‘sl>0nd Willi lfCONSCRIPTION REGIS. the inilitat) seriit't in some brantli 106 11.1
lthe action of tilt pi1ct1 are not ‘gih 1‘
berislt' as the uninitiated may silp~l
pose htit speeches of lucid and logical
‘consttuction that l was obliged to,
'ine'niOiize l‘hese speeches were spe- i
t
i
TR ATION PROCEED- ,
QUIETLY TODAY IN 1
NORWALK
(Continued From Page One)
cially written to be delivered in this
spectacle ttiid would scare as real lit-
oraturo on the printed page Ol drama ‘
tic stage.
smiling ones.‘
For the
well as cheerful and
could be seen on all sides.
“Being an ardent advocate of pre-lmosy part. the 1outtg men took the
,paredncss thyself. I did not find it task of registering in good heart “mi
any great hardship to express my ‘were men jovial about it.
As soon as the young man stepped
iinio the Council chambers where the
registration took place. he was prom-pt-
11' put into line and kept there. Thus
crushing and confusion was avoided.
is 11 real man everv inch of hitn pity, Desks for th11 registrars were just in~
' ' ‘ - .1.‘ling which separates the
1,1031“. ant . side if thei "ll
‘ menialh ill-'41 ”‘0 “Rm t lullt'il from iht1 public. At each desk
sort ‘0 do "w ““1““ 3'0“ 5““ ““11 (‘0',111111 was a rigistiar and the men
'took the'ii turn to register As soon
Alice Iovce made a change of bet-11s this was done he went pi'ontptl1
nun's garb 'n “The ('ourage of Si— ”‘1‘ “f ““‘h ‘1“”-
lt‘llt't‘.” to the nicest little spy .Vou 111'r
1km)” My! hut. “'9 ““"ldll'l "I‘M 11p iii the t‘(1l|n(‘il rooms awaiting. iiv
“mm" AW“ 501 011 115' In fact, we'd to o‘clock ilt‘s morning. it is cstlmac
lay it trail to show her the 11.11 in easel “l “‘1“ 3““ ‘1"“ rt'fl‘3'1‘lt‘d- “Em“; “
tcs to on :1
'he missed it, I11 , 1 m , ‘ takes about 1111 minti
. . . “d“ n H otir “3 card this is e\ct1llo1nt w"oik.
nitration for her its only square toi
The booth in this district was in
say also, that she can act. in 11 cltarm- chm-go of 111'. Edward H. Giiniliart
ing and heart winning manner.
l‘lttt. Others who helped take the registra-
thcnl—1vvervono knows Alice! .iion here are: lltll'ilt‘e Jul-owls. Louis
, The rcnia' Hndm of ”I, , ‘ l1 S, ilt'ei's. Samuel S. \11lsoi'. Morris
‘ . . ‘ cas ' a (my land. William J. Moore. (‘i'a'nci' (‘
list P‘OIIllllls‘t‘g [1.1.1.1.- lIyliind, N's-111111;. lit-geiitun. T. Ii. 1., Robbins. Lawrence
1'.(‘l1ildets Joseph l1’ilgotti'."‘11 alter Mc-
‘Grail. \lt's. \Iautice Templar So\l‘.
l‘aui. Philip C‘a‘stt-iluno. Charles Linde—
Name's Mortison and others. All are “"r““““‘
burgh i1‘1l11111'1i ll. Randall, Leslie Van-
Robert liiighcy. Daniel Rat-
. 1 ~. ..,, ,. .1 zenher gor.
faultless 111 then s1 111.1l rolts, liokus. Ii.
v’it'us in so logical and convincing a
1m tuner And we believe that. too
for M1. \lorcy is a big strong chap.
with 11 manly fate, and you realize he
ed, at least 100 young men were lined
Joseph lucha. Stephen
and .I. smith. Jeremiah Eagan.
indigestion or 11 weak heart are ad-‘
vised to stay close ltt home 011 {he‘fllth‘I‘ t l t 1
‘ 1 l.11'11'111n tteir regis r11 ten
date of June tilt and 5th. “““ “2‘
‘ r111 consc riptiou was taken. The place
PALACE PRESENTS WOMANHOOD
olllu and the machinery run smoothly,
'llltl 11'-.1il .\‘o troubh1
morninr. The crush in this distru't
the ;_
it"
last two men %
‘gi'am to begin Thursday of this week! it'gisti'ation.
that will: 1-
There will be no‘ “”“3' (‘U‘l'i
however and the date will be an- “0‘ ”mm“
ING RAPIDLY AND 1 p1
Ithe sixth day of
l fifth
[t'luri\‘0, except inciti‘tets of any duly“
’organized form.
1 fll‘lll)’
llcttm' tl111 registration booths opt1n-'
Third District. ‘
As in the other, districts, the Mm '
firehouse presented a busyl
was turned 'nio an excellent businessi
. 1
1
Are "Vulcan” Gas Ranges So Popular?
placing other methods?
14.
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.
‘1‘
:02: -=. .m: 362‘ “ ”-10%?
man for
that will [11 1st ..bli. lied‘
ater.
It does not 111111111' that
claim and be entiil." 'o int-inpiion‘
t‘i'oni ai'nty service. that will he .tt-i
tended to in 211nnllit'" 11:11: It dms‘
that llt 1.. 1.1.1 :1 1'1‘11121n
i111 tho i nited Shale-s Hui. 11' .111 ht
tween those a 11's is requii'ui to tea,
ister today unless I1 11l1'~1'td1 is in
01 other.
The \‘l ar Department s registration
iniar readily shows it. It toilows:
Who Must Iiii'gistt-i'~—All mule per-
sons (citizens 111' aliens) born between:
June. 1111‘. and 111‘
day of June, 1886, both dates in»-
military
subject to be called, ordered 01' draft-
11d into military or naval st'1'1it'e of
'ihe l‘nited Stalts. including all of-
ficers :titd enlisted men of the regular
.i'egula" army resetvc. ttfiit'11t‘s'
Reserve Corps, enlisted Men's Ile-
serve Corps. National Guard and Na-
tional Guard lReserve r11cOgnizcd by
the military bureau. the Navy. the
Marine Corps. Coast Guard, Natal
Militia, Naval Reserve Force. lilai'int-
(‘orps Reserve and National Naval
Volunteers recognizrd by do Navy‘
Department.
When—Today llct11'14t ii 7 :1. iii and
9 p. m.
Where—1n ,1'11111 heme precinct
How 1 Go in person to the 1'1-:istr:1-
tion place of ,1'11'111'
sick send :1
clerk may
your card.
Penalty for not registering
ity to 11 year‘s iiitt-iist-itintn‘.
t-ltlmt't'1‘l 1'111'2sti'1.:11'11.
To register is 1111'
llllil" prt't'tnrt; ii'
Cozupettui friend The
depniize hint to prepare
Liabil-
tin-11
111 ll:' drafted.
i
It does not 111:1tte1 that 111
any t‘t'Hritn is untu for‘ classifitd which alt' many and varied:
I111 111111 ,jt it
or naval."
ilished in the
Why have we been installing so many of these “Vulcan" Gas Ranges and wit y are they
giving each universal sati: [action to our gas customers? Why is gas cooking rapidly dl8-.
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR WITH A “VULCAN” GAS
RANGE IN HER KITCHEN, SHE KNOWS!
If you are not getting entire satisfaction from the use
of your gas range we would strongly urge you to get in line
and install a “VULCAN. ”
Prices Right, Terms Easy, Stock on Hand,
Quick Installation and Guaranteed Sai-
isiaclion.
ts.
\ ’ . r \::“V \vmwmaww ’1‘.}:
il11<111;'l1 nit-1.11:1tiotis not here'
litt 1111\11. i 1:1.11sliztl :tiit'itils (Ji-
lo 1'1 gisti-t'
11. 1110051111
filt‘ trilli‘. i”- > llit llllllllltl of men sub.A1T0RNEY AT LA“,
.1
101111) at 10 -.‘6,4890 LateExaminer
“The United Electric Light 8. Water Co.
TKO“: 27".. ”'7“
fl...“
\‘ii'ziniit. 14‘), .‘1; “mining 27. 320,
Registration for Hawaii and Alaska
gwiil be arranged Inter.
Wltile an approximate of the re-
sitlis of the registration may be pub-t
morning newspapers toV
inorrow it will be several days before
a complete return can be ascertained,
The War Department has instruct-l
ed precinct and county officials not;
to transmit any incomplete returns"
to the Governors of their states. It,
will, therefore, be 9 o'clock tonight;
{before the first precinct return in.’
the eastern states is complete. until
it will be niidniizht. \\'asltit1gtou time,
ll‘llil‘lltl lAs‘hli‘iIti‘llll‘i'iitti‘rtlv‘iisl‘li'1‘tvtuittflliht mm)“; 11m. pi't't'iitt‘is“ ”N Filmed-(ml
will b“ nunthcrt'd. ”N :11 '1 l.tt11' :111' the lacitic Slope. l.l.1'1'. 111m.» timej
the number:- \1.'ill l1-1 I'J1.'..11'it to: 11,. lilttsi ..lapse 11l1111 1.1. :11 iettirns are;
ice l1v lot. Not iiii'il then will :ttit‘ll‘ml 1'::‘1‘51311tm1 .t“ ”W. State cal)!"
man .ltnow whether he has bccn‘I 11> rip 1111:1—:—h'11c been m—
tll‘HWll for the first inert-1111111 cf, (Continued on El :vhth Page)
0:30.000 men who ti'oitahiy will hr! .
called to lllt' colors 1111' trainin: early
iii Sepit'inlttt' lll'lllrt' they 1:11 to it... ASK FOR and GET
battlefields of Nltlllnlti 7‘ ”.li. 11' 11:' i311"
ti'tncht' s of onlr'a ,zed Iii-l aintn.
After the 1111111 have lit-e11 .i1;..11 i.‘
'th. question t1t't-\.1.1p'ioi's will cttmcl
up to be decided by fair
and i111p1'11 l
tial l1o:31'.111 They will
d. t. rinint'
resulted this whether phvsical or mental tiefccis'
debut :1 man from s111"':1i1e 111 \1 iteth
“ .|, “m .0 had as in the otnois al er the dependence of others ‘upo'n
ty Audiences Yesterday Was though about if’Ti had registeied by 10 him “I "‘1‘ count-,1 -" TI“ 1 “1111 Int
MUC“ Enjoyed—Repeat. ‘,,'-..1m1\ this morning. 1']... work 0,11 civil life make it notes , to‘exentpt.
ed Today registration in this district was in hint from sc11it :1 ' iron ‘, l
Thr- l‘:tl.t(‘t' Theatre ptit over 1.1111111. that‘s" el George II. Thompson antl.."‘,,_“:' “' ‘,‘"‘“ “L“ ‘1‘ """'1
names of others who assisted are: Nth-1‘00 '1““ U" ~ 11111! '11 ll" 1'1 d
the
Irving D Robertson.
1'lithard I’odvclini.
er clean sweep 111stv:'t'dn1' with the big
. .. ’ . (‘ari
litagt'aph :':,tttitction "Womanhood
Iienry (‘ Selzer
on C. Millard.
Harry Waterbury.
Mortimer Roberts.
Auxiliary Police On Duty.
The Auxiliary Police weie
pres mod to three capacity houses. It‘ Frank D" Howard.
need not be said now that the picture
was all that had been claimed for It.
‘Norwalk anJWS that. Never in the
history of the motion picture enter-
4 was ordered to do guard diiiy at each
called work: the‘gtetit machinery of the t‘. 11
into acme senice foi the first timo‘eral government has been concentrat
were “shot" on Staten Island. during tainmenls rttn in Norwalk. has a more‘ ““0" "5 orgauimlion today When “if“ ‘Od‘i-V “1’0“ ““““'C"m““‘ 9‘ “W
111v
0. pinch total law is reaching: out to seize those;
who seek to evade 1'11 s first dutv i'r
Thousands of men are used in the Tht1 Glory 111‘ the \'.1tion, " which was ‘1111-(111 Osborn 1.1-9.1 Glepnwnod R0111 which all have been called and those
who by counsel or influence :11111 to
Michael Slim. and'prevail upon others to shirk it. ;
The Department of Justice. for;
the time being, has put aside all oth1"
Citizens have been called upon
Horfick’s‘
The Original
llllal'tetdg Milk,
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.
F. S AVON i
Job Printing
Sc. Nor-walk
Spring Clothing
1011 1111
Lawn Mowers
‘ Albert D. Morgan
The) 111.111.1111'1'1111l11'1-11u ii the states
as shown ll) the following oflicial‘ 0' 5- Patent sell“:
1.11.1.»1 Alnltitniu, 211.7113; Arizona, Office forBooklet“
31,111. 1111111111., 171,173; (211110111111; on Patentel:
'lti‘l.11;iiil t‘oioi'ado. 112,577. gunner-fl? '1': A I
$111.18. ‘1‘31 '11'1'1'1‘3‘"“".-1.79'S”ifi‘1 17.1”" ' ‘ """““"S"‘""
o u ' ; 1..l; ‘ '
Georgia]. , 27‘ ‘13; 131211;] BRlDCEPOR r' CONNECFL-ficw'
52.11311 Illinois. 612,511.; 11111111111... "‘“‘“ ' ’ "
ibtutll: low'a. 212.882: Kansas.‘
1111,1113, 1114111111111, 1141111 Louisiana. B“
111,883; Maine. 6.‘.1’.T9:M:1r1'land.
126.200: Massachusetts, 57 7.2%: Miclr‘ N n '
ie'iii. 326.124: Minnesota. 246051;” 0
Mississippi. 757.600: Missouri 1:26.001;
\lontana, 53.4711; Nebraska. 129.953;.‘ Floor Covering '
Nevada. 10.3611; New Hampshire] '
1:11.573; New Jot-spy, 309,563: New! Shades ‘0 order A Spec‘alw'
Mexico. 34,382; New York, 1.100.206;l - ,
North Carolina. 194,066; North l)a-,‘ A D k
11m... 77.11111: 01110, 498.896: 01111111011133 ° lc erman
215,312: Oregon. 1118.150 Pennsyl,
vania. 879.375: llhode Island. 60,790:i & son
South Carolina. “7,861: South I)'.1.-' ’
kota. 67. 790: Tennessee. 195.4794
Texas. 425. 320: Utah, 45.488; Vermonti
36,826: Piro ..inia, 211,335; \\':1sliinglon.“” _. " '
212,524,; Wisconsin 229, 897; West}
TOWNSEND
Ball Bearing
- TEETH -
Without Plates
Dr..l.H. Mallory
16 ‘80. Main St. So. Norwalk, C6. 7
itwo weeks, in which the1 whole com- impressive in fact more vital photo.
pauy, along with the "boys" from Fort play attraction been offered than
\liight were encamped right on the, “Vi'omanhood.” and it also goes today
of the three registration places 'I‘hplns individuals and vigilance commit-
men did excellent wo orl. and were on‘ tees of the free national tlections is
the job during the whole of the day ‘being utilized to accomplish the r-eg
ON CREDIT
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Get ready for “The Whip." One
miTy have witness. 11] big mOtlon plc- scene of action. Some of the interior without saying that the feature was Those who were on ditty are: ..W F. ilSlPP-UOD the “I‘ll“ fi‘bl‘c of m“ ..1 Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.. 7 t0 .851
ture wondeis norm. 1.,“ 1... it be scenes were done on one of 11.9 top-fully appreciated. Credit is rpnected Wicke. Victor Smith. William H civil governmezit 1is being employed m B St .\ , .‘ P- m '
known here , n ,1 thn never immost floors of me Woolworth build '0" Norwalk to]. the reception which Troy, Louis Leonard Charles Kent-115105511, this“ 1‘61 Sailorgiteh 10.000 ono rennan ‘1er _ .
the history (11 :‘i‘ ..111. has the publicllnfs' long after the office forces had was green to the attraction. Aline grfigle‘BucIkley‘ figugggkpmgfig men who air} I‘1'etcristering today. the S'mdays BY Appotntment only”
been Dresented with such a monster. stopped working. This flint. being :1..once llairy Morey and Peggy 1111- in“) William. 113:3“, Aichie Nash Census Bureau estimates that about 42 SOUTH MAIN UT- ' _, - A
spectacle huge melodrama and phe-
nomenal sens.1tion as “The Whip."
which willbe. pre ented in Norwalk
at
showing, commencing Wednesday,
Thousands of local playgoers have
Undoubtedly seen the stage produc-
tion of this world-famous play. Mil-
lions more have heard of it and must
have longed for the time when
would be possible for them to en-
doy it. The play was given in less
than one-tenth of the big American
theatres because the production was
too big and massive for the ordinary
theatre. i
It is easy to imagine that in re-
enactlng the. story in motion pic-
tures. the camera took advantage of
scenes that would be utterly impos-
sible upon any stage. For instance.
in the play. a “fake" horse race is
shown _ with all the spirit. dash
and excitement of the actual event.
On the stage the terrible train wreck
was at best a mechanical affair. while
in the picture a real 111.111 of cars
running at the speed of seventy-five
miles an hour 1.1 sent racing down
a. steep incline to crash Into a box-upon to go to lengths not realized by It does the worki—Adv.
17“
the Regent Theatre, for two days"
1:,
year in the tanking, those scenes
came right in the middle of the hott-
est days we. experienced here last
summer. and when one connects that
period of gasping hum'idity with the
heavy uniforms worn by the men. it's
to be plainly recognized that the life
of a moving picture artist, is not all
.“a bed of roses."
. 'But even above the fiite 'seitings.
the clearly defined action, and
usual
Blackton and Wm. P. S. Earle, is the
finish'éd performances given by Alice
Joyce and Harry '1‘. Morey as the lead
ing characters. Mr. Morey as “Patti
Strong, director of energies of the U
S. A.." whose fervid patriotism event
ually meets the country from the grip
of the invailerspgiyes a most power-
ful characterization.
0 the openlngnight at‘tIhe Broad-
11'111 Theatre, the forceful acting of
Mr. Morey. coupled with the forceful
things the subtitles made him 8111'
brought round after round of applause.
The artist himself in talking of the
role of "Paul "Strong." says: "Motion
picture actors are sometimes called
the ’
high class directing of Mr.’
land ate the stars and they gave the
piece 11 force that could not be mistak-
en. The attraction is replete with
thrilling scenes from start. to fini'sh
and those found favor at the three
performances A special Palace or
chestra, selected for the occasion. fur- ‘
tiished musical accompaniment
|was appropriate. The picture will be
Cornelius Vanderbilt.
h‘ F. Salpaugh and George Hopkins. 1
Manufacturers Respond Nobly.
lbells rang at designated hours.
’ " ’ ' ' ' the utmost lintits ol' the city. The
WHAT BILLY SUNDAY SAYS fiie Whistles 11'
In one of his meetings at Boston the must be. given to the local factory
I
noted evangelist said. “I believe that'
every disease can be cured by some
weed it we can only discover it. Tlterc‘
is not an ailment that God hasn't
somewhere lln herb growing that will
cure that ailment.”_ , . In new city and town. in the most
The chmce'medicmai herbs which remote valley. hamlet and at the
will cure women’s ailments were dls', wildest mountain cross roads ten mil-
covered more than forty years ago,'lion sons of liberty are luscribing
aitd have been doing their beneficlent' ““2” 23:10:10“ 6611101103211;an of tfhe
, _ . 11’s, 19. ‘e ,o 'mcns
work for half a century Lydia h"wflticlt their fathexs 11de may not pg-
Pinkham combined them in conveni- ish fi'om'thc earth.
out form in shot- famous Vegetable White or black. married 01' single,
Compound. which Is to be found in the sick and Well, alien or native born.
drug stores where m...“ ailing woman even enemy subjects of the kitiser-——nll
may conveniently get it at small cost.
owners for tespondlng in such a fasb
ion to the appeal of the mayor.
Registration Throughout the country.‘
America is stepping forward todayt
to do her part it; tanking the world
safe foi demomacy.
men between the ages of 21 and 31
are expected to present themselves to-
day betWeen 'l 11. m. and 9 p. m. for
1
Clifford Ray-3.4..500 ooo
mond. C. A. Brown. C. J. Lepper P '.,5500000 are. single.
Biundage l. .1 thgins, H. W Webb, they
tMnnnfactureis in all sections of animal husbandry. 2.864. 000: manufac
Notwalk responded in line shape to turing
the appeal made by Mayor Carl Axel 3.,036 000-
that,I'Iai'strom that whistles be tooled and' 1100. 000' transportation. 967. (:00: trade,
At 7 1,.054000'pub‘1lio service. 14l.:000 do
lo‘clock this morning. the looting of mestic and personal setv'ire 417.000:
the whistles could be heard oven to professional setvice 33:10:10:
are married 'and about
By estimate
are distributed through the
walks of life approximately 1 this
number. Auriculture. forestry and
industries.
occupation.
mechanical
no gainful
and
clerical
occupations. 1.141100 extinction of
.. 364.000.
These figures total loss than ten
p1illinno 'I‘hn tnmninder 111-11 sentiet- l
JUST WHAT SHE WANTED
When women complain of weari-
ness. loss of strength and vitality,1
backache. paints in sides and hips, dull
headaches, dittzines‘s. floating specks”:
and similar ailments, they too ofteni
accept these troubles as their lot lic-|
cause they are women. when the all1‘
moms may he the results of disorder-
ed kidneys. Mrs. Mary v. Bunker,"
Milton-on-the—lludson, N. Y., wt'itcsr
“I am now on my second bottle of
Foley Kidney Pills. They seem to be
just what I needed." Try them—Adv-
Stlllaon-Powelt Corporation. 1
EYES
NOT
ALIKE
It is a surprise to most people
to find that their eyes are not
alike. f
Very often it is one eye that
is doing all of the work.
Let our OCULIST EXAM-'
INE YOUR EYES and advise
you.
THAMER
Oculletl. Optometrists, Optician.
“The House of Good Glasses"
87 Atlantic Bq., Stamford. Conn.
Open Bat. till 9 p. in. list. 1m.
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it You llavc
SELL
IT TO
Atty Jllllll ' .» 1...:
S. .lalle
Phone 499 ,
'17 Fort Street. Batu Nor-walk.
. l‘
The most economic,
THE GREATEST ~'
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies
dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try them
Norwalk Chronicler