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A Trenandous Production
Thrilling Scenes and Cliutntts.
“The Whip”
1N liltill'l‘ HEELS
Regent Orchestra Today and
Thursday Mutinees. and oven eve
ning.
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REGI‘LAR PRICES
Matinee lttc. litt-ning 150
Friday
George Bebatt in
“The Marcellini Millions”
Coming!
'A Seven Act Wonderpluy
ETHEL BARRYMORE
“The Call of Her
People”
.5 Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
Showing Exclusively Super-Vita-
graph, World and Fox Features—
As First Run—And Paramount Pic.
tures—Vaudeville Every Week—
Last Three Days.
TODAY
Fox Film Corporation Presents
June Caprice
Wu rwick
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“The Small Town Girl”
. Tomorrow. Friday
‘ and Saturday
”and——
THURSDAY—Robert
in “The Family llonor.”
FRIDAY—Lou Tellegen in “The
Victoria Cross."
SATURDAY—Frank Mclncyro
“The Traveling Salesman."
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Monday and Tuesday
June 11 and 12
The Stlper-Vitagraph It‘eature
“Within the Law"
With Alice Joyce
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Cold Creams. Toilet Lotions, Mas-
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We sell them all. Favorite kinds,
or “Specials" which We know and can;
but recommend. When ytiu need or
want skin creams, lotions or powders,’
ask us first.
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8 North Main'sf.‘
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Uune Caprice Plays “A Small Town
Girl"—~Robert Warwick
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imam-lied around Illr- tine pole which sumptlon necessarilly. will in» againsti
Etch-red sixty feet over their headslany person Mto ltatnt; failed to re;
land halted in front of the t‘lub house gister concetls it fror; the itUlll'Jl‘i‘iI-S.
;“'lli(‘Il was most lash-fully decorated it is realized at the \\"dl‘ Departfi
twith flags of the allied nations upon‘mrnt that there att- doubtless cases
;lllt‘ veranda, on which were gathered a. where unfouseen may have
'ltost of visitors. iprevented registration dr'splle the in-l
! The proceedings commenced with N‘DUODS 0f ll-‘t‘ llt‘l'sullr 10 I‘rgis‘,
{the audience singing the Battle Hymn ‘9‘"-
:ol‘ the Republic. after which Manager
l‘ranti Goodchiid spoke upon the "New AUTO TURNS TURTLE AND
Flag," linkink up with the thirteen TWO PASSENGERS DIE;
Lgreat European countries fighting for '
*«—~—-~-—-~ '--“——~—»~ -—~ "7‘ Liberty, Equality arid Justice, not con-’
As the ltalian iC-c man in “llis fined to the l'nited States of America,
“Sweetheart," George Bcban endeared but to the whole world. The Rev.
Palace Presents Alice Joyce in Superhimsclf to the hearts of the public, John Staph-ton was the next speaker,
Vitagraph Release of Noted ianti as old ”rival, the French piano who in dedicatinguhe flag spoke elo-
Dramatic Success Iteachcr in “The. Bond Between," lie qnently on patriotism. referring to Old
Jane Cowl expressed wonder airditplayed his wonderful versatility. in Glory as being nothing less than a rag
[Alice Joyce's playing “Within T11°,"The Mal't'cllllli Millions" he is- seen uni...s than. was the spirit of Dam”.
Law" when the star of the stage DFO'Zin what he considers one of the best tism to support it, concluding with a
duction which ran two years at 1119 Elgphotodramas itt which he has ever Pray” for God's blessing on the prefix!
‘tinge Theatre in New “Wk “‘imesspd‘allpl‘fll‘l’d. tdent. the country and the flag. , .
the film run for a private shOWlng- The story is that of an ltalian truck? in?“ John Stapleton, pastor of the
"Because of her ltaving,.starr9d in the gardener who suddenly finds itimseli South Not—walk Congrpgmonal church,“
possessor of millions and, much to made an excellent address. He said
his disgust, his wife insists that he‘in part:
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marrow
tS'l‘. CLAlRESYlLLE, 0., June 0,-—
Trl’ing to avoid it sttay horse in the
road near H”ll(ll‘,\'$blll'£: yesterday. an
automobile turned ovt—r, two of its pus-
sengers, R03: McBurttey, :22. and lien:
“WITHIN THE LAW"
ed and Richard Butler, seriously cut
and bruised. The car rolled down an‘
embankment.
pawn-Irony
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t' conduct the «men! at the notation day. and there mi! 5“ “OM?“
‘lllo‘lnl. stood gt nitration as Ihc’TllP pr‘llhlly of the la“ dili’lil‘v‘ 59“”“U a
ilmruders and by. lad by Grand Mar ,catty. it is indicted. 1 . those who wit-t1
' company fully IRII to register. so that the prr-I‘
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role of Mary Turner, the discredited
live up to them. Many strange andj u“ is a may, auspicious event that
wonderful things happen to them 35.“) have gathered today to do. When
the owners of Marceiltnl Hall. Fins a firm established by Englishmen un-
ally hecanstand " no longer, and, dertakes to take such a day as this for
when hts Wife sues for divorce, Guido the raising of the American flag on
“"1”“ ‘0 “‘5 little farm. ttheir premises, it indicates a union of
DAY AND TOMORROW try, but between the two countries
_-_-~ where the business houses are sit.
A Tremendous Production of Thrilling noted. it is a beautifful flag we are
Scenes and Climaxes From Be-
better conditions, not alone between
“THE wmp" AT THE REGENT TO- this plant and the big house in Coven-g
ibe recruited by the ltulian Govern.
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ment, while naturalized Italians Will‘
be left to help American agriculture‘
and industries. were today in thef The G. P, C. class of the South Ner-
hands of Gen. Guglleimolti, military"
.walk .‘tlethedist Episcopal church en~
attache 0f the ltaiian mission. ‘0 be,joyed a delightful social given last
worked out .with American official“ lovening at the church. The nembers
Gen. Guglielmottl “‘1” remain m 329:0! the class, together with friends, en.
tJoyed a dainty collation. The guests of
lilonor were Mrs. Clara Stoutentburg,
[teacher of the class, Superintendent
,of the Sunday school. Mrs. H. In Ve-
G. P. C. CLASS SUPPER
|United States alter the mlssion‘s
parture to direct the recruiting, which
zwill be entirely voluntary.
The mission todayv conferred with
_ raising ‘0 the breeze this an“TOOK!”governmtmt oilicials and will attemllt
ginning to EM! tThese stripes of white and red are not to finish its work by the end of the
Theillrt‘izm‘rs of ten years ago wiil‘merely colors, they are symbols. They‘weok before starting on a tour of
retttember what a gigantic sensation stand for the white idealism of the‘American cities, postponed this werki
the stage production of "The “'Illp":])t‘l'ft’cletl individual and community because of the Prince of Udlné‘s ill-‘
important. en's fine" was hcr deelar- was. Thousands must have 'sinoe‘iil'e, for red courage, the red, sacrifice ness. ‘
ation. Alice Joyce plays "Within TheiWia‘ht'd the slow could be told iniby which that idealism is to be ob—‘
Law" perfectly and will give to the motion pictures and to those lIlOll‘ilillllt‘tl. The flag speaks for a princi-
SON‘PI‘I version the saute attractive-fiends it Will be Melting news m‘hnl which has been woven into the life. i
nc'ss that Miss Cowl offered to the learn that this has been done. Thc‘of the American nation. It is this: Staff Captain LEW.“ Garabad,bettet
patrons of the Eltlnge when site play-'result is the biggest sensation in mo-L‘Nothing is ever settled ohm it is set-‘tkm’wn as “JO“ ”1“ Turk" from C‘m'l
,ed it. Tile feature. in seven parts,!lion pictures that has ever been I]I‘l”lt]pd righL” islantlnople, Turkey, a noted convert!
’will be at the Palace Theatre next‘sented to'tho ttntusctueul-lovlnt: pub-1 “The revoltttiouary period of m,.'tif the Salvation Army, will hold SIN";
Monday and Tuesday, June 11 and 12.‘lic and the pltotoplay is showing at American ppnptp taught them this 105. cial meetings in the Salvation Army,
the Regent Theatm for two daysfsonl Then came the an.“ chasm bpjhall. 50 \\'lttt\r street, Soul‘s. Nortt':tllt,§
BIG FEATURE comm; commencing today. “WP" ”H. North and South in moWVednesduy, Thursday and Friday"
June 22 is the date and the Palace, "Th“ Willi)" is not 11 production question ot' slavery. 30‘.me yearwevcnings of this week. ’
is the place to see one of the must with a few big scenes, but a llllllllllltlt‘l‘mjm. to 'til, Dt‘Olilc said that'the slaw, The visitor dresses in his national.
sensational picturp features ever pro-‘Of tremendous scenes and climaxes or}. question was settled. “m“. mm.‘costume. plays a varieil’ 0f ill-‘U’u'l
iduceil. The feature, heralded as inc-following one another in rapid sP-‘wmvd it. The Omnibus bill settled ii fnteuls, among them being the monoi
iwontler production of all time, is a glr‘ltlut'llt‘t‘ right “‘0!“ ”1" beginning of The 1““. regarding auction of new wflphone and saxophone. He has travel-‘
,gtlllllt‘ swift moving thrilling dramll'llte. production to the last foot of ritory to decide for “5‘." whether “ted extensively, his last journey beingt
in eight port‘s. There are horse races, filth. The hunt scene, Willi two httn- would be free from slflt‘Ol‘)"t)l‘ O”1“.th his own native land "'l‘ttt‘kt*.".":
train wrecks, automobile wrecks nnd‘dreti tings and it hundred darmg rttl- “my but the trial; hung over the “‘prth 1m pt'pnclwt] the 3051,91 to 1115i
,ln fact such scenes will leave ”10,0114 tearing "cross mury. It‘ltliinfl ‘
a
spectator gasping frog] start to finish stone walls and high It'llt‘OS: the fox,'
salesgirl, with suclt success, Miss
Cowl was expected to help add to the
feature anything to make it more at-
tractive and to eliminate anything not
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George Beban in One of His Best Pic~
tures, “The Marcellini Mil-
lions"
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:willl astonishment and uncoutrolling‘tlte ('IlllSo and “the kill." all stir the.:t?8:::;n:1:lu:h:ITIE‘nigminf is???”
excitement. This feattt'ys will ap-yblootl of the spectator: the ll‘jllnll’lgiv:)hl “mm i;su;d~:‘!wtEnt‘tfntgipmfiimmwp on exhibition a “mo edged;
. brakes damaged, over the steep.,lmspo‘wd m' but m“ country paid for land. ‘ . .
‘sltarp-turnlnc mountain road to.”‘" settlement. yJoe. the Turk, 1“ a mm? or the
icrash. overturning and explosion antli A'great problem is before the “.orlthis... A" and has “W.“ :0]. ”HEP-fawn
tthe lotnl destruction of the car wllhta’m‘“ today. Two ideas are in com- “an“: and a member .0 . Mlfinhuni
its occupants pinned under the burn.;l>m: Whether the world shall be dom-‘Al'mi Willi-three- .‘v . loll “ill eti-g
ting ruins: the horror of the two git‘lsEinated by a few or governed by many ;30." hearing tl‘ - \t‘otltlerlul . man.
George Beban, the famous character locked in for the night in me "cymm.,’i‘ltis flag is going into the fray. lts,“°*’llnl:‘ commences at ‘ S oclocx.‘
actor, will be seen at the Regent outm- of Horrors” of ”,9 Eden Musee: Tdedlcation today signified that we aretrlbll‘ll Slh’t‘t‘ COlis‘CtIOn Will be tillieut
Friday in another one of his celebrat-l the indescribable wreck of the fast ready to go with it. Tile sacrifice will ‘0 defray expenses. t
“d “3”“ characterizations, "1V9; Saraloga express when it crashes in-;lw as great at home as Upon the bat-i 1
Mnrcellini Millions," produced by Mo-lto a slanding box car while travellug‘tlefleld if you really mean this thing; '
mace-Paramount from the story bY'nt the rate of seventy-five miles an.0therwise it is just so much frothi
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of Donald Crisp. '[gigantic “with; that fill the produc-fselves to the dedication of the ting; ‘ "
excitement. ,and by the people shall not perish The old time mixture of Suge Tea;
land Sulphur for darkening grayg
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Proved time, and it, is doubtful if there “"“Home. Sweet Home, after which the tug it to keep their hair a good, even
luss, Mrs. William T. VanSeoy, Rev.
and Mrs. William G. Giffln, short ad-
dreSses were made by each of the
guests. The president of the class is
Miss Dorothy McGregor. Later games
were played and a social time enjoy-
ed.
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Eat Less Meat if You Feel Backachy
or Have Bladder Trouble
.\leat forms uric acid which exciton
and overworks the kidneys in their ef-
forts to filter it from the system Reg-l
ular enters of meat must flush the. kid-5
nf'ys occasionally, You must relieve!
them like you relieve your bowel'shE
reuniting all the acids waste and poi-i
:teh 'sottrs. ‘ongue is coated and wheat
the weather is bad you have rheumat-‘
ie twinges. The urine is cldudy, full
of sediment; the channels often get ir-l
rltated, oblicing you to get up two or
thrcn times during the night.
To neutralizo these irritating acids:
and flush ott‘ the body‘s urinous waste!
get about four ounce: of Jad Sallsl
from any pharntacv; take a table-I?
spoonful in u glass of water bt‘foret
breakfast for a “W (lays and your kid-i
neys will then act fine and bladder
disorders disappear. This famous;
salts is matte from the acid of gravest
and lemon juice, combined with lith-
ia, and has been used for generations!
to clean and stimulate sluggish kid-1
neys and stop bladder irritation. Jad'
Salts is inexpensive; harmless and
makes a delightful effervescent lith-
la’water drink which millions of men:
'tnd women take new and then, thus:
avoiding serious kidney r.’ ‘ biadzl-zr
diseases.—-Adv.
Beef,lron
&Wine;
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetinn"
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Druggist
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ON CREDIT7
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Armenians as he saw it. He also will or rick headache, dizziness, your stom- Office
tal had not lowered its iedalism n sun,bl‘t‘lhl‘t’ll amid much persecution. Joe! Ft)". else you feel a (lull misery in the: Late Examiner ;
“-m gppak of tlte Suff‘trings of nut, kidney region. sharp pains in the backt U. S. Patent‘fi ‘
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Edith Kennedy, prepared for the hour; the exciting race for a fortuneiwhich the wind blows at will, ill use
'30???“ by MR ‘Deban and Miss Ken‘:\\'llll(‘ thousands of spectators stotnfiless ftoth. We are to prove that we!
nedy and produced under the direction the course, are but some of the manyklo mean it. That we dedicate our-'
, W __ ltion of "The Whip" front start to fin-;'l‘hat we believe in its message and we: ["3 Grandmother‘s RCCiPe t0 Keep.
‘lsh. and leave the Spectator snsulns’taro willing to give our lives for in: H" L°°k5 Dark, G'°55Y: l
coNnRMfl) PRO0I: with astonishment and uncontrolling That this of the people, for the people‘ Beautiful ,
l “The Whip" is. the biggest thing from the earth." . I
Residents of South Norwalk Cannot that. has ever been attempted in‘ Following came the lowering of the‘s‘treaked anti fad-ed hair is grandmo-i
'DWM What ”33 Been TM“ motion pictures up to the present House Plug to the accompaniment of ther's recipe, and folks are again us'i
In gratitude for relief from aches'be another film masterpiece to equal as we
and pains of bad backs—from dis-ht in the next decade. txot a pistol
iressing kidney ills—thousands have is fired. and yet it is a real melo-
“eali to the colors“ by the 'bugler of CO]
sounded, and the
Company D was
are
or, which is quite sensible, ‘
living in an age when a youthful,
,Stars and Stripes slowly rose to the
Tomorrow publicly recommended .Doan‘s Kidney drama. in fact a great melodrama in
Falace Theatrecpatrons will findtPills. Residents of South Norwalk. its appeal to tile masses.
“A Small Town Girl," the latest star- who so testified years ago. now sayi
ring vehicle of June Caprice, at thistthe results were permanent. This test
theatre today. one of tile best of thistlimony doubly proves the worth 0ft
season's feature film releases. ThelDoan's rKidney Pill's' to South NOT-
production is a Fox and everythinglwnlk kidney sufferers. '
will _be found in this speciall John M. Borst, 76 Spring street. zens
attraction. June Caprice, one of thégtSout'h vNorwalk, says: “I stilteredi°pen9d a
t'Broadway
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.t'op of the pole, while Miss Anna Reis,
Ia little bliss of ten dressed as Colum-
lbin, sang the Star Spangled Banner.
Lieut. Commander Minion, the hero
of America‘s last three wars was the
The hat trade division of the Citi- concluding spaeker. Lieut. Minion im-
Preparedness Association has pressively spoke of the horrors of war
recruiting station at 740 but was confident that the young men
clevetest of the Fox lenders meetstfrom inactive kidneys and had back- for therurpose 0f enlisting and ““3119?“ NorWalk “"0“” respond
with great success in the presenta-inches. i used Doan's Kidney Pillsimen for the National Guard. says the Ready when called to do their duty.
t'lon of this attraction. The picture-procured from Plaisted’s Drug Store'Daily Trade News, New hork. The After the singing Of America the
Will be shown today only three times and they cured me." station was 01’9“?“ Monday and 3‘19”” and guests were entertained
at. 2215, 7:15 and 9 o'clock. Another The above statement was given onlnumber of. recruits passed the 119095" “'"h 3“ ablmdance Of ice cream a1nd
ltiCture ann'Ouncement of more up... June 22nd, 1911 and on June 21, 1916i , , .
usual interest is that for tonlorrow.;ltlr. Borst said: "I haven't had occa-tThe committee in charge is composed 0f the Wind ll!) of a splendid exhibition
Robert Warwick starred in the W'ol'ld'sion to use Dean's Kidney Pills since of J. W. Campbell, chairman; Robert 0f patriotic fervor. Great credit must
feature, “The Family Honor." Loull gave a former statement recommend-iPatterson, secretary; W« J~ Dickson, be given to the members 0! the Staff:
Tellegen will play the Paramount fea-l ing them. I consider the curee perms-“Fred Berg, E. “Contact, Percy Hall hiessrs. 'F. Goodchild, W. rR. Cart-
_ tune. “The Victoria Cross." on Friday. neat." ' and Frank RBHIY- The 5““ 1’me wright, A- L019 and 6- Bagley for the
and Frank McIntyre will appear Sat”
urday as "The? Traveling Snicsman.",ply ask for a kidney remedy—get‘held at noon yesterday M Washington fection.
‘A high class live acts' vaudeville pro- Dolll'l's Kidney PIlls—- the same that square. About 30 members of the di-
luent has been booked for the last Mr. Horst has twice publicly rocom- vision Were led by n Ibond and escort- and the mayor's preparedness comm“.
three days 0'! this week and, will be- intended. Fostersltlllburn 00.. Props., ed to Washington square. Addresses tee and Morrisfllark, New York state
sin tomorrow afternoon. Buffalo, N. \'.-—Ath. were made by Judge J. '1‘. Mahoney assemblyman.
HAT TRADE DIVISION.
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{sary examinations and Were enlistedfcake. and dancing became the feature-
Price 50¢. at all dealers. Don't slm. meeting of the hat trade divllen was carrying out of the details to such per-
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‘appearance is of the greatest admit-i
tage. _ ‘
. Nowadays, though, we don‘t have;
‘ttho troublesome task of gathering the?
‘sage and the mussy mixing at home.l
All drug stores sell the ready-to—usei
product, improved by the addition of';
other ingredients, called “\l'yeth‘sl
Sage and Sulphur Compound" for'
about 50 cents a bottle. It is very pop-
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has been applied. Simply moisten' E
your cotnb or a soft brush with it find THE
draw this through your hair, taking
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ing the gray hair disappearsubut what Iis an easy task 'here. We show
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sides beautifully darkening the halr'Can all“: any taste or meet .any
after a few applications. it also pt~o.3requirementt And we can Slut
duces that soft lustre and nppearancel'tmy purse too. We carry. papers
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desire a more youthful appearance. It
is not intended for the cure, mitiga-
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