Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 14, 1917 · page 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

Regent Theatre

30 Degrees Cooler Inside Than 3
Outside. I
8 Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and 9

Today
cannon 111313.42:
The Gret'.‘ Character Actor in
“The Cook of
Canyon Cami)”

Also a Kelstoue Coutuiy

Wednesday
BABY MARIE OSBORNE
The Bully Dunbardt in
“Sunshine and Gold”
And L‘urion Holmes 'i‘rurel
Pictures

 

 

 

Thursday
“AIL KANE
“ As Molly O'Toole in
The Upper Crust”
ALSO Plilllt’ .‘u ‘-\.< Lilli] 11 \l(l01‘
Moore (‘ouridj‘

 

 

Palace Theatre

1 First in Quality. Service and
Ccmrort"
Three Performances Dal Iy at 2: 15,

7 and 9 O'clock

Teday
ALICE JOYCE
“The First and Rust"

“The Question”

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in

Tomorrow
GLADYS liliOI‘KVt'l'IYJ. in
“To Honor and Obey”

Coming!

The Mlghtiesi Drama of a
Century

“The Slacker”

The War Play Without :1 Battle
' Scene

Friday and Saturday

 

 

 

The Mighty
Day

Drama of the
and Hour

“The Slacker”

~wi l h --—

Emily Stevens
-—»at the——

PALACE THEATRE

Friday and Saturday
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Bathing Caps

Be sure you see the new line of
Bathing Caps we are showing—
positively the prettiest styles,
shapes and trimmings offered this
season. Come in and look them
over.

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Drug'gist
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BATHING

Admission—Week Days”, 20c; Sun-

4

days and Holidays, 366.
DAN TYNE
Chicken and Share

Dinners

rmnwonxs EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT

Al lfli lHEillllfS

AT THE PALACE TODAY

 

 

“The Question," Featuring Inimitable
Alice Joyce, Deals With Wo-
man Who Defied Gosspip‘

"The Question,:’ 1: Greater Vitaeraph
Blue Ribbon feature is the attraction
at. the Palace Theatre today. is the'
story of a woman, forced to decide be-E
tween duty and convention, who de-
elared for the former and defied gos-
sip.

Dr. Randal. a scientist. is devoting
his life to the search for a new serum.
and lsbelng aided in his work 11H
John Stedman, a young chemist. Ro-
allzlng that the pursuit may not be
concluded in.hls own lifetime. he has
decided to train Siedmnn so that he
an wry on the work. To this end be
has made his will leaving to Steamer:
Ill NI money and the key to the for-
“ without which the younger 1!“

 

‘slved serum.
SCOOLEST PLACE IN TOWN 1 lb Rundel‘s only condition is that 'entire Ame-11cm populate

'L'LO ‘lhe work in hand,

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'tlla \\':«;inw1‘%ght,
ln:1n.
~~i'11nt'2ion
:‘u;
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'is l‘lt’P \‘vd.

'u'll

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-" the decision.

:'.!gnc.

1201-:
. snot-(4'11, 1:15:19
'wcal'liy suitor
arisen-s,
; N: e

favor

'opiuion of the wwld.

:stluzzslc

: for tho screen by Mr.
ll‘l‘:l\\‘l‘0‘"i hers and nl’mlllt'i‘d by Mo-
;l'trzco director,
than is famous for his

I’llct'auee it is 11 simple little slip.

Retort PainiPar'k .

has gone to Honolulu for a long so-

‘mldst of these stirring war "mes? it

Mathewson“ the attitude-hill. 1mm and. The near-7m

'loim dey me all his tiniv and energy
which means,‘

'. that he shall lit-I mar--

 

ry.
.lohn. however is in love with 311.11“,
daughter of a clergy—
and when he attends :1 social
:1! the Wainwright home
.5: the doctor‘s wishes, the latter
He adds a codicil to his
, .’.‘Uing that John shall not in:
hrrit the money and the formula ling
l he Qtens an agreement not to mar-
un'il 1211- work is finished. After1
.lun-l: l‘s (ltilill, John is forced to
Under pressure, he
the agreement, secretly hoping
hb will soon succeed in the work and
be] this: to marry Martha.
-I:reaks 11 der t‘ie strain of
and Matters father,c certa'n
his own mind that John never will
Martha to marry a
named '(‘Osgrove She
.lOllyl collalwes anti she hur-
him. She realize-s that be

 

 

tic,

his

37‘.

to

“4"‘tl5 her and. torn by the question of

lore versus ('om'c11tion,<i1e decides in
of tin- fmmer . She decides to.
11'111:'i11 “it': John 1'0 '.Hl‘t.tl“$\' of the
Site and low
the ht‘I‘Vltlzil lie-1‘ :1t'i lib.
1‘>' and the end (.‘Olllt‘ri wl‘t-n <l11‘
(imaging John
downward in' remaining with him.

She :lit'n viii-1's to marry (‘nsyrore'
ho ‘lll‘l'l‘l'h‘ lit-2' only a subsNIute.

i'111~:'\'r'1ie< durinu' terrific

Iciwt-I-n 1b:- git-1' 1:111 Cos-
Th. 11 o 111111 tumor: in com-

~111‘t'I-r from
“Di"
l‘t‘I'llZCt‘S that she is

hut
John a
more.
ba‘.
.11 1111-; .-:1'1::s»- the picture turns bur-in
and SllthS that all of this ae‘ion lias'
occurred in :1 dream of old ‘0', Ruil- '
del. lie is shown Ill't‘am'lfm at his 1:1-
ble when the tell-phone :Itt‘akt'ns hint
John. :11 2h:- other end of the line. at»,
pounces his Inimict‘nu‘nt to Martha,
:'Ftd the old the frarful
dream still \'it‘id in his mind, readily
t‘X't‘litlS congratulations to his young

St‘lt‘!!'.l\'l_

:'.s~i.<t:1ut. 1

AT THE REGENT TODAY l

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Gorge Beban in “The Cook of Canyon

Camp " anti a Keystone Cemedy
Famous for his excellent portrayals:-
of l .1ti11 characters, George llt'ban,1
the splintl’tl (liar: trier actor. will bo'
sev '1 :'.t the Regent Theatre today in;
:Iho IIImm-coParamount production of'
'Ilonnld Crisps story, “The (ook oi"
(anion (?:111111,”\\'ltit'l1 was prepared:
Dublin and Julia
lionald Crisp. Mr. Be-
delineation oil
ltalian characters and in addition to
his undyins: fame in “The Sign of thel
Ito-'1‘" and “Pasquali " has more rc- .
c "11h sto'ed pronounced sure-HS: iu'
ilartellini .'.lilli1m.1' and "A lloadeldei
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lulpt'ersal‘io."
AT THE REGENT WEDNESDAY 1

.’.—\‘..

Baby Marie Osborne, the World's
Youngest Gloom Dispeller .in
“Sunshine and Gold"

Lille .\Ia1i.' Sunshine trucks are the.
latest thin: < for children The pattern
is the one [illl’ilCIIlillHH (mored by Ila- l
by Marie 0511111 no, the child star. who
is to be seen at lllP Regent Theatre
Wednesday in her latest l’uthe (‘.olri
Hoosier play. "Sunshine and (‘.olt."
lllt‘
dress is' likely to become as popular
‘.S the filthy \iario Osborne pittu1‘,es
‘l.i'lo Mari Sunshine" "Sunshine until
Shadows,‘ “Twin Kiddies" and “Toldl
at Twilight, " in which the five- year-old
Belnhardt has been seen so success-

fully.

AT THE REGENT THURSDAY

 

 

Gail Kane. Graceful and Accomplished
in ‘The Upper Crust"

"The I'plwr Crust" is an adaptation
of Charles Sherman’s novel, “The In-
diseretion of Molly." which has been
read by hundreds of thousands. Miss
Kane is cast in the role of Molly
O'Toole. :1. bewilchingly pretty vil-
lage girl, who meets with reverses and
seeks employment in the city. She
obtains a situation as caretaker of a
wealthy home, the mistress of which

journ. Moll}: becomes so infatuated
with the surroundings of wealth that.
site feels certain she can never he sat—
isfied to resume her normal'station in
life. She is mistaken for the mistress
of the splendid mansion and just to
see how it feels to be wealthy, boner-
ed and respected. she allows the mis-
taken impression to last and poses as.
the real mistress of the house.

 

MIGHTY BLoo'oLEss WAR DRAMA
w'AT THE PALACE

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Special Arrangement Permit. Exhibi-
tion of Wonderful and Timely Screen;
Story. “The Slacker," Direct From
Rlaito Theatre. New York
What is the biggest subject before

the American people today. In the

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ea

isn't the Russian situation. and it
1311‘: II!!! much-discussed fond control

 

. war.
'ed by the draft?

‘with a. son, :1 brother.

drama,

' YI‘r‘.‘

’Iion pictur-

use: s nothiN' . but his own

.1058. the husband allows her
. the financier, and he
film she gets.

ring tubjtct that has appealed 00 (Tie
in a halt
"‘(1‘ii;llf)‘ is now before them, the act
tor justly selecting young. men frdui
:Ili walls of life for scri’it'e in the
Art- you not in smut- way affect-
If you are not, you
are truly unusual. for :'o well have the
draft plans been carried out. and of
such wide atop:- is the plan that prac-
tically ewry family in some way
feels the effect of the conscription,
a you-

a nephew.
sin, or simply a friend, drafted to the
colors.

You are willing to serve your mum
You would .Je willing
by force if n9-

try aren‘t you?
to lay riown'thr- law,
eersary, to any 1112111 who was not.
"The, Slacker,” the powerful Metro
which appears: at the Palace
a two day run on Fridzly and Sat-
1': of thin \‘ii'f‘li deal: \1 . this sub-
' it 9-: .1 must stirring 5110300, and

 

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jrc .
the way in \‘I'lilt'll the story is handled,
and the added force that is given by
the wor'it of ili<< Emily Stevens and
her companion stain-"- of tin- screen. i"
such that then- is interest for every
111 family in the play.

11 ii; essentially :1 war drama. But
in nu:- “speci. the picture i< unique,
for 1".1-"1- i: not :1 finale llll'llt' H'CTI
It is evan
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Amt-rte:

iii tl-c t‘ntit't- prI'uI-ni'diou.
med full of “pop" and action.
points out a 11111"le that must be slutt-

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ed by every loyal hurrican.

The pit'turt' court's
Theatre direct from :1 run at the liial
to Tln-u're, New York. Iii many re»
lnztt'kalilo i't'iilll'K‘S stamp it as one of
the most powerful 1] ohms of the mo
l1i<tol‘y.

AT THE PEACE WEDNESDAY

Theme of F01: Photop'ay, “To
Honor and Obey"
'1‘? 1‘ lllflxlli'ill oi the modern 1111111911

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‘(z '.ll on tho nani. of the Lord. Lis-

'IlSliEli lll PRAY
Hill Silllll EllS

Rev. Mr. Coburn ”Appeals to

:1 call:
llltil Ill‘t‘

[1011 cannot llIZld that. c: ill
lthe billllt‘fltltl uiiete
lwonndcd and dying
lopen tea. a (1' ll flout llll‘
from the nurst and trout thr-
‘Brtthren. pray for US brethren.
iyou haw one bit of fetiinu,

 

St. Jame‘N" ljpismpal church. Iflanbmy

Sunday 1111131511 Y. He referred to the of God in his

 

 
 
 

 

1- oi «Mime-111. or bttilllN‘e': of ar-

" ianit)’ rim-s no!
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.lt'>:ll'i there in

Christ
but in

lien, is 30m litart grown so cold that tio‘.’ 1'1'»~'-

rI- mow all 4 .1l.
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liiorr'es or in chariots. that we must mother-:1 used to open that window

and we .~n1<_-lle.l the beauty cf tin-

but 1:." 1111115 latterly we llilVI‘

troni Mioigotttu to 01-2 :1 it. and new-r bother
lying: about
a tall from the.
llOr‘llllfil,
doctoral
ifito opt-11 that w'iuduw.
out bit,d:11 it not on the bat: ll‘ field we 111-: 1

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Danbuly to Pray For AILM 1111 r(\ one bit of love. our- bit of' that window:Ia:1111:1111l-::1n.‘-l 11. (111:
SUEEI‘CI‘S :iaith, bietluen, prai for us.” sonist‘imttnt the beau‘y of 1h: 1311-.
Player arts 1‘:" lite, Mr. (‘ot1111'n,1-1'.~'. im- rillFlllitl‘ (‘ITiili‘lllij"'tl wuh an
.sowcd, and l‘t‘ named to know llOSi'IuleI-ml 1.. 1.3.. 13mph- not to "11.."- to
That the world, that each Single‘tlle modern man thinks he ‘i'an EGilyoursilres alonu for We ‘estimaie :1
individual net-(is the power of (way- along: without pr:‘._\'"1'r it“ 1111-11 likt'lman's life by the carpi-stuns with
or in these days of war and turmoil, Jesus. and Paul and \V‘ashincton antllwhich be prays for the welfare oi
and that llaninn'y people may find Lincoln and the young: mitlit'i‘f- Ullztlttilltt'l'. 1 (‘i't'h IVUU ‘lml 1":1‘1
strength for themselves and for oth- l‘ranee all fret ll1.-' nttti of l'I‘iil'f‘l'-}'Fllall IniI-r ...1.:' tip» to :izm- int:
t'l's by prayer was strongly brought The rector ouotttl li.i.}.\'\'I-ltl11-,ti1is halltm'». d Hiiii‘lliilii' 11ii<-‘1 is u
out by 1161'. A. (‘. Cobttrn, rretor of famous 1"l "h novelist and thinker. lhouse of 11..)11111' 7'11 W011" 11H!

who says that .. my man with the “all! you rctnoui'o'r at the throne of 21:117.:
heart 419 '11 draw on it those

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Sign 17.37111 ortido the church, culi- si-i'nzth .r-imoz-d boundless. beyond hm: v... 2.. ' . be Lil'fftltl
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to pray ful‘ those suffering in these aI reasons why prosumablv some per— I'l' late in am; of \..1 0' in,
times tii’ (war. H-t' .askt'ti it‘l'lbury rem: do not prov. either they are too if peace, God opens to them the
pt’opit- 1'-s'1:1-1‘i::il;.' to pray for those c‘t'clt‘rs‘ to think about the 1160.10! of 11m l:.1e-- itin. 11111 on: r t 1w
who lmw 'EOllu out of this: community prayer or their hearts h'.'1\e grown (pm-.1 into i» . jmrul :01... (x to \'.in
to war. leold within ill: 11 breasts he DolmedIuith 1111311. 31'. (l 1 ith lit: 1 illllti 1' .'
"I am thankful that there are those out. ;er_\\'.l1er. thu- (fll‘l‘ll‘tl \31."~-. 5' (11 all
“'1‘" “4‘5“ ""-"l“’ml“d ‘0 “W illtl-I‘al 'In the world ye shall have t1'ibu-' r001 01"1' all "ti-I'Iit'wl‘tttcm
“2'” "Y" ”1'1'3‘3""')' 1”” m“? that lation,” said the rtetor ‘btlt moire; "“lor more 111111225: an; \t'rouchtfilll"
ilti";" :i'I- soup who either because .p-dn 001]“) .1.;10\\"'11 and :1 strt‘nL'tll to prayer than this onI'l Lift-Jilin Iii.
tuiml this in V1111: d1 :1 pt 11:: you to “who you 1hr '.x '.1~:011 of tmd' l"'o1 what are 1117-11 bi'lit'l‘ than 511691)

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l‘ziu' flow 0:1 Huh “1) i"- if llltl't? («1m 111ake 11.-1 strong: to 111 1t and 111‘ brain, . , ‘ ~ ‘
‘ 1'11 - 11-1 2:11:11'1'iur. no sorrow, no de- (‘ “Mon... 1pm (\il $01; l(110\'.'111,: (-od, 11:: 5' llllli no 112111..
11:111. no llti' it »~ who hate not r--: “\ml the l»0\‘ (1] to 11ml: 1' as strong: of prayer

12-11111]: 14 to that app“ 11in; ' (-11“
:‘I'ilit-thr‘en p1:1_\'for u
| M1. (oliur'n pointed to the most
:Illollt'l‘ll I't‘Vl‘lillll'llLN' of tl11- pnutl of
prayer :2.91'm'1'11td 1111 the battlefield
.and in the minds of tilt? world's fore
lmost lllllllit‘l‘ii. lit- took the heart of
ibis “"1 from St. Pauli: Wordsri
'IlrI-thtt-n. pray for us," the words
5111' :1 1111111 with :41» 1:17-11: :1 burden and

in this wor,ld to make us Mile 11
'fate sulfuint,r and S111: ow
is the 1'1:Ilit\' of (ll)ll"'ll is God ann'
that counts .aud wily-'11 :1 Juan

tountl (‘.od l1:-

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in! :17111 oi how l11- Smoont
Al111.-"f11und God on the field of I111
tie. “The 1111111 who 11:12' found (ltu

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has:
has found the sr-"(tét
and the amount}. and the in- piration‘

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l‘ountl ln'
of God."

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Problem of the Modern \‘Voman FormSIhnw flu-1'1 lit't'll so lillitli suffering we.) Wm M... CUM”... “finds that “PM“. 11w» (.“Hm; t-1 1l1'2'l'11'.= \"'-il‘ m.
lmut'h NDIIOW, so much death, timer is like a frosted window opt-nint- into “‘.,!”th WM .\11~11'i:1.lion-2w;
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fn' '1115 1211' l“ . -.- .-.,._.. ik‘ib ‘.‘]wnhld 11", l‘u‘: Ii: i “H-
,Willi111u Fox phoioplay whit-l1 st ring
(its-111's llrocith-ll, “To ilonor and

0l)t'\‘," which is to be :11 the
Theatre on \‘I'I-dni'sday.
lvu'ri.» llallam (like Ilrotltwelll
unhappt in her airplane llIl‘ bus
baud litk rial] 1111 tilt-1'1

IS

selfish

.s‘fcs. \'lhI-n he stands I]. the brink
of financial "1. he appeals to his1
wife to put "11 :1 4") of mercy to the}

man who in (lIiSlIlllL’ bun,
ton (Char-.11; (‘1:11'121
Patton, as llnllon lt'umu, u. 'is (met
:1 suitor for Louie's hand. \'euwm
to \'i-"‘
accepw the alt‘
n}l("( Ill(|l"t “(I‘U‘T‘ i“.
it)

When llallam is
his we ealih, he 1111111: his atttntions
lios'e lielrane (.'lcucl 4‘: 111111111. .1 slmp
[girl llis wilt ‘1: object inns llt‘ lcar-I'
unnn<1\:-'.1c1i When ho11"'.e\et be re
tncrnhersthai his wlife I'm] paid that
fatal \isit to l‘aiton. he «rim-:1 upon it

its an excuse l'o1 divo1'.rt‘:1uti c'ustv
her off.
Lorrie is forced to (l"lltii‘.t‘ for her

living Site '11:: employment in :'. fa"-
(on. andspc'idulu‘t tlmi in Ibl'ikin'z
of her lull“, whom the ttllll'l had air-
1‘11 into the: are of her l1u~‘l1:1ntl,
is later ruined and who ki lln hum-elf
l-‘inuliy Patton fiud< l1c"llv bet!“
her to marry him, and clu- (01151-1119.

.'.- ’.‘—”a”

Fl. T. RICHARD'S SHOW
Anion: mzmr wonderful
unique animal :11-' s th.11 will be shown
by R 'l‘. Riel1:11.i‘ :1 9111111111.:- Show oi"
h \\ orltl when it exhibits here l-‘r-i
day, Anauu :1 will in :1 huge den of
(mined lions Tlll‘ht’ supcv'r: Specimens
of jungle supzflcmae) will be seen in :1
steel arena M'Ix'ted in the center of
the spacious ‘big top" and it is pront—
lsed that they will give an exhibition
of surprising intelligence and training.
Under the supervision of Joe-167147211-
ningz ,the most famous of all lion tant-
ers, they will eat at tables like so
many guests at .1. banquet. form with
their shaggv bodies couel es upon
which their conqueror will rep isi‘and
do many (ticks never before attempTed
by the King of Beasts.
This performance takes place in a

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specially constructed arena of rigid W

steel links 111 placed that there is not
the remotest possibility of the animals
escaping. By a newly patented ar-
rangement the big cage could settle
down closely upon its inmates and
hold them immovable and secure in
case of the improbable necessity.

The performance of the Supreme
Show of the World consumes more
than two hours and during that time
all of the spaces of the tent are alive
with acts in air and on the rinse.
There is an army of clowns and_a bit.7
brass military band will furnish mu»
sic. ,
The free street parade will start from
the show lot at 10 a. m. and will dis-
play blocks and blocks of the most.
beautiful pageant wagons ever exhibi-
ted. A mounted military band. a band
wagon and two compressed air calii:
apes will provide music (or the march-
ing throng while clowns covert along
In line of march and many wild am.
mall pace their mes in {all View at
the spectators.

M

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; o. B. JACKSdN
i OPTOMETRIST

58 Wall Street. Norwalk.

KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.

Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists‘ prCSCfip

4hang. the :lt'llliil' 1‘1'1113111'71'1
China.
\\'.\.\‘lll."\'(l'l'(lf\'. All-.'. 14.-
\\'iti111ut Elthll't‘N' of any him] in In
their own g‘In‘t‘l'illllt'lllN‘. the 1111
lenti- t‘iill-tixNit'N‘ th'I' i111: '11~1‘l\ 111
lt‘l"":l1‘|l iii “illlt‘ \'xmid'. ltl l 11 N
12101111711115 irom Home.
Diplomatic practice lii‘I'Yt'lllN
authorized expressions of opinion
i'-11' puliliwttiutn but it was appar-
(‘ill .'1' out-1‘ that the pc: 11 1' proposal
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——--——- at ,
R. T. RICHARD’S SHOWS

as the tillilliilldli hm c1111-
i‘t‘i'lilil 'llII' l'nl lento 1'»: present:-
ti\'t'~.. without the s-‘i;rl11:<t diff'c:
l‘llt'i' oi 1:;1i1111111.1lttlaml the pi:
poxal orihinaiotl \illli (ltl'lliiilll'
114mg Austria 7:»; :11: it? more .li:.1\
will: tl1e\ 11111:.111 litWtZill - oi the
better standing that gloat
'.':Iil'olit' empire with ill:x pop-.‘.
There was 111: tliNll'iNlllUl! to :1~:-
1'131'1' any but the lni'llt‘Nl liltiil‘i't“
to Pope Benedict in :II'I-epaiuyr at
their face value peace proposals
vuamatinu' 4'1'11111 \'ic1111:.1 but 11:11-
orally theIp::‘~t'1o:1\1:h:11<o raised
as in the lil‘ulit‘l Ili\i~,ion ol re
sponsiliillty between the (‘cutral
Powers and the pope. 11 was point-
(‘il out that it is important to
know whether the lll'tilthiIl-S cam:-

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. CARD 0F THANKS
1 (lesire to thank neighbors and
friends for titei1'ki11dn.‘~=< to m.- during
my late bex'earentcut.
MRS. E. GOULl‘a‘,

David W. Raymond
UN DER IAKER

Tel.. Office. 1069-3: House. 693.
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i'uli-ih'djztl from Vienna or Berlin,-"
or whether the pope himself frame
etl lllt'ill in the ll‘,“lil of an under»
standing he may have acquired of
the minimum demands of the Cell—
ini Powers.

The l'llilt'ntt' diplomats agree
that the lil‘iitit‘ prupoaalr; (lid not
come from any of the Allied
ramps

\\ \Nilthl 'l‘t ‘N \np li.——Of—
fit'ial 1111411 1' 111' ( him: x 1'11 1-laration
of war on iiermalrt' and Austria-
lluttgary wan received today at
the ('lIiize-‘e Location in cable dis-
p'aiI-lio. 1'1'11111 i’eltiun'.

LONDON. Auu'. I4.——Few
changes on the Youth-fronts are
reported in today’s dispatches. In
ll‘i'ntr't: ll:l(:ium,:tl"l10ugh
sharp local 111134.: :‘iliClH are un—
der \'. 11.. tlieiolii-I be:,1111:1 renews
:1] ol ii<;;1ti'1;..: 1111 a large scale.
The Paris \‘. 211‘ (iii-Tire reports that
German line»; 119:11‘ l'i’icitn': were

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[penetrated in two place: by,
.l'h't‘neh recount tit riug' parties.
1(ler1nan raiding: parties in the-

Champagne \\'1-r1' Ilrirou hack.
LONDON. A112“. lim'l‘ln' out-
line, of the \'atiI-nn’s' peace pro-
posals l'I’I'I'iVI'Il lit “to demands the
l'exltli'llllml of all (ltrinan colonies
to German}.
| \ummetl up the proposals are
for :1 lI'Siiil'dllllI) oi til-c 51 .It'ls qtlo '
lautcbellum with all (111141111115 as '
140 the readjustnuut oi iroutiet‘s
'to be hit to 1111111411100 “911150—-
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VERY UNFORTUNATE.

One of the unfortunate things about
iwidows isthi- way they insist uponiu~
insurance mom-y in some-
}thing that will bring in from 7 to 10
per cent with absolute safelwaolum-
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HE FELT LIKE NINETY '-‘
Nothing" \1 ill make .'1"pe'.'son fct‘l old
t'llllt'lft"i‘ Ill::!l disordered kidneys, for
when they are not working properly
,tl.o Made A 'strm is infected with poi- '
Hons that. caur-e aches and pains in all
pa: '..~' of (111- body. A. W. Morgan, Au.
'gola, I.a., writes. “Oh, I suffered Wilt
pain in my back. i am 43 years old.
but I felt like :1 1111111 {:0 years old.
Since I took l-‘nley's Kidney Pills I
4th llh‘t‘l idirl when I was 21.” They
(one 1111 and strong 111011 the kidneys.
and pt"'1unptl) relieve annoying bladder
i1‘llll"lt’fi.~—;‘iili‘.
Siillsoni’owell Corporation.
. . . n- Lonng
HAVANA IS BURNING
\Vheu \ on smoke on “Exception"
Hay nun filled or (ig'ltt‘. Ask for it.
Retailers supplied bv
THE C. E. SLAUSON 00.,
Nor-walk and Stamford

 

 

 

N. Y., N. H. & H. TIME TABLE

In Effect June 10.1917
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
A 111.:~i 39x,5:3.'1x, 5: 49x. 6: 08.
6:57x. 7:18x, 7:40. O7 551:. 8:21: 8:462.

 

(Mondays: only 8. 9 24 (except
Mondays) 9:39.10:il.".'x 10: 52x.

P ltl.~—12:03.1..'.52 (Stamford only) "
120M, 1:.Sx, 3:02x, 3:29 4:321: 5: 271',.
5: 46, 0: 0‘2 x. 6: 26x, 0: 47 Stamford one”

lyl 7:02x. 8:00, 9:20x, (except...
Saturdays) 0:597, 19:07x.
Sundays

14. M.—12:25x, 5:3517, 5:49:13 8:59.
9:]9x. 10:33x.

P. lit—12:03. 1:00x.2 4.4 3:121.
44:32:, 5:46. 6:0211, 7: 02x. 7:112, 7:451,
7:57x. 8:06:11. 9:58): 10: 071:. 10: 40,-

NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALR
A. M.—4:10, 5:30, 0:34.8200x.8:51!..
9:15.]0:03x.10:06,10:50x:

P. M.—12:03x. 12:45x. 1:06. 1:09x..
(Sat. only, 2:]8x, 2:57, 3:30); 3:53....

 

4. 133:. (except Saturdays) 4:23, 5131',

 

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lE' 29, 620017. 6:03:24, S:10x,, 9:28,
11: 15x. 12:00x,

l Sundays

1 A 11.:—6 00. 3:01:17, 9:067, 9:211.»
.10: 03):, 10: 503:.

i P. M—l" 10 1:113x, 2:00x, 3:35;...
is: ..02 5 25x. 6: 00x, 7: 101:, 8:10x, 9:002.
10: 00x. 11: 511:. 12: 001:

l SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW

5 HAVEN

7A. M.—-12.26x, 1:13x. 5: 37. 6: 0'5
1.1. 9: 19 10. 22x, 11:11x, 11: 581:.
7I'.7M——-1:20. 2:20 (Bridgeport only.
'Saturday only) 2' 34 (Bridgeport one
‘ly. Saturday only). 2:47 (Bridgeport
lonly. except Saturday). 3: 30x. 4: 28.,
5:19. 61.21 6: 51, 7:083, 7:32 (Brim.
port. only) 9. 25.11:08.s
Sunday

-A. M.——12:26x, 1: y13x,
10:19. 11:12, 11:58x.
I P. M.—2:10x, 3:11x, 4:42x,
6: 48, 7. 08K. 8' 33 91251:,
11:16:: (Bridgeport only). _
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR-

WALK

7143, 9:19.;

43:33:.
10:10:.

A. ill—1212517, 4. 35:7, 4. 531:, 6:80..
':,650 8:05, 81,30 9:,41x 11:00
P. M.—12: 17, 2. 13x, 3:40x, 4:35.,
5:13x. 5:32x, 5:37, 6:11:11, 8:63..
9:181. '
Sundays
A. M.—4:35x. 4:53x, 7:55,

:41x.11:00.
'9 ’P. 11.—1221711, 1:55.11. 2:23, 3:46;,
4: 35. 5:13x. 77:11:. 7:05x,8 8:53, 9:13;?
9: 36. 11: 30:.
South Nomalkstosgbanbury
M .13. s 27
1‘): Hi 27 1:541. 2. 43 (Saturday-
only) 4: 39:. 5: 27. (Except Saturdu

6: 26.
Sundays
at. u.:—0 25.10::91.
P. 37-2: 15. 7: 20
unholy «south Nomik
:00. 7' 25. 7: 5h. (MM
all!) g 35 (except slender). 10:“

 

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