its
' r hitch.
0.1.,» .
r18. {1917” '
W' Victorious againsttbe attack of the1
Regent Theatre
. 1 The House of First Run‘ f
Pictures
“3 Shows—ans, 7:15 and 9
- iii” 1 Today "it-T;
' '~ IRENE HOWLEY
In a Play of Modern Business
“HerEather’s Keeper”
And the Last Chapter of
“PATRIA”
———
Tuesday
HOUSE PETERS
In a Powerful Drama
“The Heir of the Ages”
And Hearst~Pathe News
m
I
ti
Wednesday
Mary Pickford
In An Artcraft Production
“TheVVPride of the Clan”
And Burton Holmes Travel
Pictures
COMING—“The Libertine." fea-
turing John Mason and Alma Han-
lon.
m
Palace Theatre
If It’s a Feature The Palace Will
Show It—Three Times Daily
2:15 7 and 9.
it .Today ~
" Alice Brady
..-in_.
. “Maternity”
Hearst'Pathe News
Palace-Cinema Picture
TOMORROW
Great Vitagraph Presents Peggy
Hyland and Marc McDermott in
“The Sixteenth Wife”
Jimmy Dale Series
Wednesday
George. Walsh as
“The Broadway Sport”
‘ Thursday
Mary Pickford in
, “A Romance of ‘RedWoods”
“Friday "
Rex Beach's
“The Barrier”
.
if 5‘ l tr),-
1-.
.enemy. Mrs. Vernon Castle as the hero-
ine of the 15th and last chapter of
i“Patria.” is asked how she did it. “By
m SOUTH HORWALK mums m1.
PAGE man .‘I
tures his famous
rier” is the first'bicture produced. Thej
author supervised
beginning to end, and arranged with
the noted film magnate, Lewis J. Seiz-
the picture from .
TACTICS AND OCCUPY
books. “The Bar'iRUSSIAN COSSACKS lfrorn Tien 'l‘sin diplomatis in I’e-gligl
traortlinary transfer. of General
(.‘hang Ilsuu from the Dutch Lega-
3
it guns. QR trench mortars, 403 l-pulsed‘with heavy 105595 to the ah
1 KEEP UP DASHING ‘king met secretly to discuss the ex-pnaehine guns, 43 mine tlirtiiv'ers,lt39ker3-
:45 bomb mortars, 3 fire throwers, LOND0N2_J‘11.V 16.—The £01-
12 airplanes and much equipment. tlowmg was 155W“ 10‘1“." at “19
:being prepared," she answers. .
This chapter is to be a feature at
1the Regent Theatre, today. In it Villa
Eanti General Torreon agree upon a-
lconcerted attack on the United 'Statesi
t
nick, for its distribution throughout
the world. '
PALACE TH EATRE TODAY
to repel which Patria has been spend-t _
,ing the $100,000,000 preparedness fund Mic
ileft for this purpose by her ancestors. 1
‘With boisterous hilarity and toasts to
. l
the death of Patria and all Gringoes. ‘ _ ..
lime final orders are given and the that is told in “Maternity, the new—
. . ,. . - test World-Picture Brady—Made which
11001): om“ for the battle new 'will be shown at the Palace Theatre
. today with charming Alice Brady in the
__._-- itille role. The picture tells the story
House Peters in a Drama of Brother‘ot a young wife who fears mother-
Love, “The Heir of the Ages” hood and with good cause. Her mo-
The furs worn by liouse Petersp ther died at her birth and her grand-
who will be seen at the Regent 'l‘heaV mother died at her mother's birth.
ire on Tuesday in ”19 Pallets-Para“ The manner in which this fear is cast
mount production. “The. Heir of them! by perfect love and of the way in
Agf’r‘." 31‘? from his own private (“0" which real happiness comes to her
Iection. Mr. Peters refused the I‘al-l finally, constitutes a thoroughly pleas-
la;q ComllflllY'S Offer 10 furnish me‘ing and entertaining picture. Alice
furs saying his contract provided that mud)- is seen in one of the most brtl.
he should furnish his 0WD wardrobe. liant roles in her brilliant career. The
and that he intended to do it in this fire Spam. in which Miss Brady r93.
case even if hehad l0b0l‘1‘0W ”W "“"l‘ cues a young child from death at the
come" mat from his 0W“ front pm‘Chfi flames, makes a remarkable scent1
Mary Pickford 3‘ The Regent Wed. ithat will live long in the memory" of
N11““"“‘* 0““ geology “we" Mary all those who see it. “Maternity is
Pickford a ”'19 ‘0 SC"“"‘““ for her a remarkable picture of great.m€rlt
Artcraft picture, “The Pride "f and of splendid entertainment.
Plan,” to be seen at the Regent 'l‘hea-i llenrst‘l’nthe News and the Palace-
ire Wednesday. Oh no in!" 0‘ ”l" (‘inemn will be added attractions
Allflnlit‘ 00391 is ”19“? a 1110"“ ruggcdiwm, this feature today. the local pic-
laud rocky strip than that at marble‘fture appearing for the first three days
'lteutl, Muss, and it ideally resembles“ the week.
the west coast of Scotland. So this;
ispol was selected for the principal. PALACE THEATRE TOMORROW
incenes of the new picture in which.
lMuI'Y Plt‘kford WI“ 1’“ “0“" l“ a new, Marc MacDermott and Peggy Hyland,
charming and still more winning Del‘l in “The Sixteenth Wife"
e Brady in “Maternity," Hearst-
Pathe News and Palace-Cine-
ma Feature
It is an exceptionally unique story
AT THE REGENT TUESDAY
.
1 “PW
~—
illlV. “5 ”10 cm” at the Mac. TaV- Molly Elliott Seawell, whose novel.
‘ "Mary Ann and the Grand Duke," has
just been filmed by Vitagraph Cour
1pnny under the title of “The Sixteenth
sotu 1
ish Clan. 1
t
f.”
BIG MOOSE CARNIVAL STARTS
TONIGHT ‘M’ifeJ' is Well known as a writer of ro-
—~—- truantic anti scri stories.
ShoWs Arrived By Motor Truck Ves. Miss tSenwell was born in Glouces-
' terday for County. Virginia. and lived in
Yesterday the Benson-Berger Shows,\\'nsltitigton most of her life. Besides
which are to show here all this “'99k1‘lhlttry Ann and the Grand Duke." on:
on the Lockwood lot under the auspicllmher story, “The Fortunes of Fill.
es of the local 0-19? Of “009“! M“ has reached the screen.
rived. being lrl‘flnfillflrll‘d from Mount Miss Seawell. whose death occurred
Vernon by huge motor ”“6““- Th“ recently, first came into the limelight
first loatltl lll‘TlVi‘l‘ early yesterday by winning two prim- contests. tier
morning and immediately the work of story, Little J..,.\.1s.n took a prize 01
erecting all the tents and other “9‘: $800 in .1890 in a contest conducted by
parents: began. Null“ two p.1n.. “'l'l‘he Youth's Companion. Later her
other installment of pill‘fllllll‘l'mmi‘ “‘r} “Sprigluly Romance of Morsnc‘ cut)-
.The ‘llm‘kwood 10" “m“ m“ lured it prize of $3.000 offered by The
scene of much activity all day and by New York ileruld. Besides the?“ two
this afternoon practically everything Bfnrhzgh Miss Seawall wrote "‘h‘lldfihylp'
will he in place ready for buslnt‘ee it man raining," “Paul Jones, . A Mr;
is announced positively that all shows gimp Cavalier." “t‘hiltiren of l‘estluy.
rived.
!
ll
irritants
3 AT .THE REGENT TooAv
prone H'owley in “Her Father’s Keep.
er," and Last Chapter of “Pavia"
“Her Father's Keeper," the latest
Triangle play, features Irene llowley.‘
ttfiranlt Currier and Jack Devereaux in
leading roles. Miss .liowleyas Claire
Masters. mother-less daughter of
{powerful and dominating financier, is
kept in the rut of society by he
strong willed father, who believes that
,‘women are out of place in the busi-I
ness. world or any of the real activi-
tics of life. But Claire. has inherited
punch 'of her father's initiative and
ntr‘ength of will and, finding the life
of the society butterfly utterly empty,
royalts. ‘ t 4:7: ; {131E 1;“
1 :W tI'Patria" Ends Today“ " ““'
Rolon Poianark
liar chili?- “ h" it" If!!!“
airtime '
Admission—Week Days, 20c; Stin-
days and Holidays, 35c.
DANCING
Chicken landfiSltore ‘
Dinners
Liberty Bond Contest Begins
July 9th.
HREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT
Vacation Goods.
he good old vacation time beckons.
Be prepared. Stock up on bath. toilet
and health needs from our stocks. Take
it or favorite remedies with you. We
what you want right‘here. Per-
you cannotget these convenient-
here you are going.
Provide yourself now. - .
H. A. MEAD
, Dragster , _
,sNor-th Main St.
t.\
r steep saucer shaped track.
( r ' H I|
attractions will open promptly fluent," “The secret of Tom. The
Jugglers" and :1 number of other mar-
nnd‘ romuntic novels; .‘llt‘r
was
and
seven o’clock tonight,
'It was said yesterday that two "f1i'inlp "
the trained monkeys from the Slln“'1"S])l‘lgllll)' Romance of Morsoc
known as The lionkoy Speedway, tag-1 dramatized in 1900 and $1.“. ,5 ”if an
,cupctl in Mount. vernon, hm both were IIlOl‘ of u play (\nnpd 'Mmtluii‘i’arnut. “
it‘npturetl Inter on and will be seen 10-. The screen adaptation of l in!) . Ill '
7night in a race. driving their minis-limo the Grand Duke, was {mine .“
iture racing automobiles at great Speed1 ,t\_ a“ pure“ "70\\'pu_ A5 "duelslt’x;
Jul the Monkey Speedway. teenth \\'lfe.' . it was ttncottt 1.x
The mammoth motortlrome attract-.Charips Brubin. Tpp principal ,0“.
attention on the are played by Peggy llylnnd and Marc
IMacliermott. other foremosl parts be
ing in the hands of George J. Forth
and Templar Saxe.
“The Sixteenth Wife" entries to the
Palace Theatre tomorrow.
ed considerable
{grounds yesterday. it requires a Vast
ltmmber of trained men to erect this
enormous structure in which several!
:men as well as Dare Devil Della, the.
tfeotured girl rider. dare death on n
It seems that, the Moose. are always.
fortunate in securing high class ut‘1
tractions for their carnivals and nre1
to be congratulated on their past suc-i S
ceases. The Benson-Berger Shows: '
give promise of maintaining this high1
standard and there is no doubt that.
'pleasure seekers who visit the Lock-
wood lot tonight or during the bal.
ance. of the week will be courteously‘
treated and well entertained at the
oMose Carnival.
ENTlNEL
READERS’
views
Nothing so gripping has reached the 1
screen as “The Barrier," the new play
by Rex Beach from his famous novel.
The interest of the story becomes
more granitic and 11111113“ 0“ the
screen. The picture is strong. "“31
and human. The acting alone is worth
the price of an orchestra chair. It
will be seen at the Palace Theatre
on July 20. It is interesting to note
that Mr. Beach organized ”“3 Rex ,
Beach Pictures Co. to produce in filc- reckless driving and fined $10. On
. June 12. 1917,11‘cceivcl a :etter signed
by a citizen making a complaint about
him stopping in the middle of the
street in front of the Palace theatre to
take on passengers. He gave no sig-
nal that he was about to stop and it
was only by quick work in applying
the brake on the part of the person
who wrote the letter that a serious
accident was avoided. I spoke to Mr.
‘Scheldler about the complaint and be
rushed me to point out any law that
would compel him to put out his hand
for the usual stopping. signal. He
claimed that giving a signal was only
acourtesy. A driver who will disregard
the. rules of the road is not a proper
person for me to approve the issuance
of a jltney driver’s license.
Respectfully,
WM. R. PBNNI’NGTON,
Chief of “Police.
CHIEF PENNINGTON EXPLAINS
Editor Evening Sentinel:
Dear Sir: Kindly allow me space ii;
your Valuable paper to explain my side.
in refusing to fill out certificates for
public service motor vehicles opera-
tor’s license in Fred Scheidler's case.
M00513 ‘
CARNIVAL
Auspices Loyal Order Moose
BENSON BERGER SHOWS
2.,Big Free Acts
and
Band con to lily
He was arrested on Aug. 31, 1916 for ‘
tion,-where he had taken refuge
1 TOWN or D‘OLINA
during the light between Republi-
(Continued Fm”; Page One) can and Imperialist troops last.
1 Thursday, to the German bar-
dispatcb to a Home news agency, racks. Apparently a majority of
:and forwarded from Rome by the diplomats think that (hang
1(‘entral News. Illsun by refusing mediation and}
1 LONDON, July 16.—~—It is report- thus causing loss of life, forfeitetll
led in an Exchange 'l‘clegraph disgthc rights of ordinary political of-
»patch from Lausuuue that no more i fenders.
,Zeppelins are being contsructed WASHINGTON. July
at l"l'll‘tll‘lt‘hb‘hdfl‘ll- Tlllllloflllds Offlinking of the American steamerl
1\\‘(’ll'lilllt‘li who hitherto have lll‘enitlruce. and the killing of three
,l‘llllilllyt‘ll 111 I’lllhlm‘n' HII‘SIHPS ill'e'mt-n. one of them an American.
inow said to be engaged in 1119.;it1tltlie injury of two members of
it"lllhil‘llt‘llllll Or it large 11111111)” Uflthe naval armed guard was an-
lairplttucs. intiunt-etl today by the State Ile-
AAISIVERILXM. Jilly 16-“Ac‘ip‘di'llllt‘lli.
,cortliug to the Berliner 'l‘ugeblatl,§
:b’t’lt'llhlill! 1’21“." lliildl‘l‘v‘l ilftt‘rtStantlurtl t‘ommereinl Steamship
'thcy but] been received by Rilll‘sll‘dlfi'tll'pul‘allttll, New York. She was
1lllutleuburg,r untl Getterul lnulen-itorpodood.
‘tlm‘il‘. held a conference in the1 Those killetl were E J. Farrell.1
1Reiebstagbuildiugsatultlecitletl to‘m‘ New Jet-spy, and two aliens
1muintain the termsof peace l'l‘Nt)lIl-j]|;]]n[‘tl Yuri Wyke and Antler-son.
Ltions agreed on before the itilel'1l<‘ive men were injured by fire
il'lt‘llfi . lfrom an explosion of petroleum
l (‘Ul’l‘iNili\(iI‘:\, July 1] li.-l)l'.1(largo_ Three were aliens. The
,Ih'lll'l! Micbaclis. the new (‘lmn— two naval sailors hurt were Hugh
1collor. will deliver his maidenll)tmnel_v and George \Vilsou.
.speech in the Reiclistng.r 'l‘liiirstlay'.} All survivors have been llllltit‘tlg
"l'he address is expected to containimul the injured taken to u hospital. {‘1
.iii untumuccmeul of his l‘ortlit-om-1 \VASlllel'l‘UN, July lti.~'l‘he*
”mt: program, and is awaited with a 'whole Russian front from the Gulf
ureut tlt-ul of interest. lof Riga to Rumttuiu is reported in
I‘jl‘lll Marshal vou llllltlt‘lllilll‘fl'illll t>ilicialtlispntelt today from l’e-i
iuutl (leuernl vou llutlcutlorff, who tt-ogt-utl to the Russian embassy. ,.
were summoned to Berlin by Em— here to be alive with battle.
pet-or William. are continuing their Germans are said to be rushing: up:
conferences with party leaders. Dr. |troops front the Italian and French 1 .-
Mit-haelis is participating in them.‘fronts and to be entirely re—arrang—1
Representutives of the Berlin lug their positions.
press were received Saturday by: (hi the northern front near”
(itftlill von luulcutlorff. who tlisllllign. (lcrniuu reinforcemenlsl
cussed the military situation. He are rushing up by sea transporLl :
favorable. are being shifted back and forth‘
The l’nn-(lcrmuu independentlby means of heavy automobiles in
lleugue met and adopted it resold-fun attempt to prevent further atl-
tion of protest against the propos~1vanccs by General Koruiloff. Uni ‘
getl peace action of the Reicltstngflhc southern frtml in the (‘ttrpaw "
’mujoity. declaring the adoption ofltliinns. the Austrians are said to be:
the majority program would result .in full flight. 1
in the indefinite continuance of thel I’E'I‘RUGRAD. July 16.~—-Tllt‘
war and the political and economic 1 Russians yesterday cupturetl six-i
BERLIN, July 16, via Loudonl
(British Admiralty per ll’ireless
Press).—Three attempts made by‘
the British yesterday
recapture the positions won
the Germans at Ltnnbaertzytle. on'
the Belgian front, says an ofticittll
statement issued today by
German War Department, were re-1 Advertise in The Sentinel.
16.——i
The steamer was owned by the ..
i
l
The i '1'
ti
War Office :
1 “Hostile raids were repulsed.
,last night with loss to the enemyf‘ 1
of Fontaine-lez—Croio
,silles and in the neighborhood of
:Armt-ntieres. We made a success-
ful raid near Oppy. A few prison-me '
ers were taken by us.” '
. , «northwest
morning to.
b y
the l
Your Chance to Replace
That Old Gas Range! ‘
If your gas range has been in use for a number of years, and
.1, you are gettng only fair results with it, would it not be well for
" you to replace it with a new one before our season’s supply is
exhausted. '
A BIG ADVANCE IN PRICES
is positive when our present stock is sold out, as we will then be
compelled to pay present market prices.
Don't neglect to give this matter
serious thought 'an
prompt attention. '
‘hlllll the situation on all fronts wustbr the Lernberg front the troops? '
ALL RANGES SOLD 0N EASY MONTHLY PAY;
MENTS. BUT YOU MUST ACT QUICKLY.
l The United Electric Light and Water C0.
ruin of the llcrnmns. ltccn officers tutti 900 Austro-(lclu'
llr. hlit-liut-lis is the father of a‘muns in the battle in Eastern Girl
fuulily whose size is approved oflliciu. says the official statement is-1
by the emperor. Ilc ltutl six eltiltl-Isuetl today by the Russian Wuri
rn. but one son has been killed iu'l)cpnrtmtull. The Russians also1
the war. 'I‘wo daughters are t‘ll-iltltlk u number of machine guns. !
gugerl in public welfare work and: From July 1 to July 13. the!
the third is in charge of u stiltliers' statement says. 834 ollicers nutll
tumvaltwcent home? 135.809 men were captured by the
LONDON. July l6.——Aceortling Russians. General Iirttssilofl's‘
to u dispatch fo‘ the Daily Mail forces also captured 93 heavy and
“RED '1" DAY ,
ROTON POINT PARK .
Saturday Afternoon, July 21-:
Big Free Attractions
Gross Receipts Donated to the ,Norwallt Chapter
No antmssum To PARK
Save Money By Making Your Own Clothes
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Are the Most Economical. .
They save you from one—half to one yard of material on each dress.
Call at our Pattern Department and see the .
JULY PATTERNS '1‘
and
The SUMMER FASHION BOOK
SO.NDRWALK -- xii: :- cow-f
JAMES DONNELLY
, we rioxroan .- ,
lnolle;iu‘.‘~1'horrido oftho Gian," at The Be-
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