. . the We lw‘mflal‘buysuw ”tar
thmhflhmflfl‘mumuummmm
‘wubrouss’itothlseonlry by Ilnuckamtogsppoanaceineouumooa
WCuMumdbflWstmmmfler-kstam
' m‘“ ”we ”1‘ Old . iday summoned the following jurors: urea on the smooth "map and got
i Edward J Fiaherty. Jacob B. Ray— Iplenty of deserved applause at the
mood, William P. Beers. Hack 30th. finish.
Hickmn w. Cole, Edmond w. Beard] mm and Wynn “vet! to be a
bolus n. Morton, George w Bradley.;dancing comedy pair. Wynn might
Edward P. O'Connor. John W. Smith,’ Ibe termed the Billie Burke of vaude-
Eduard 5 Church and Henry Tilly. ville, with a little of Earle Dressler
————————~——~— ithrown in tor good measure. She tar-
srArE rAx couscron (area with comic sonata and mined hel-
Fmos niachgpnuclzs partner in unique and well executed
HARTFORD Oct. 19. —Tbe close ex ides dancesir'
lamination of tire statements which') Bertha CTPYH'“ and WP“? IV
have been recited in the tax commie I998?“ in “I“ All? ’11? 7.". it would
“Our
Today .
CARLYLE BLAL‘KWELL and
1 JUNE ELVIDGE in
use Marriage Market”
. ll DEED MANNING in
— arv Jane’s Pa”
i And 3rd Episode of.
- “The Fizhtinz Trail”
. HONDA" and TUPSDA
. Saturday '
1|an lacDEBMOTT and i
|
I
l
“1‘ I ,, sioner's oilice from treasurers of town 1433“ a “niftik” Winedli playlct,
A $399,139,132; §¥ussation in relating to amouit raised by “unmfflusband.” The ;.iot of the one art
Ten Parts to meet local upenseg have added con- Idrama had maul peculiar twists, the
Matinee a! 2 15: Evening shows sidera‘bly to the work or the depart “'0‘le 0‘ *m' i brought "‘3” a
at 7 and 9:15
ADMISSION 15c TO ALL
TH URSDAY and FRIDAY—.-
Evelyn Nesbit and her son Russell
Thaw'in "Redemption."
merit, but have also resulted in a reve- km!" from "‘9 “Um“?-
lation of inaccuracy in the statements. Lyle and Han“. my ant. girl, up-
This has come about by comparing me'pe pearcd in a song ind dance skit iii
statements with the printed reports or was really deligh iul. bliss Harris. in
the affairs of the towns submitted to her song, “I Wish I CW” 6"" UP:
..- f-.. the electors at town meetings The scored a real triumph.
discrepancies have ranged from 53.000. The program - i‘ be repeated today
Palace Theatre
to 320.000. and the correction of Hunt ann tomorrow,
Vaudeville and .Pictu'rcs,
...:I;
has involved a great deal of cone -
CAN PARADE mu LlBERTY
spondence. i
. LOAN -
I R. F. D. CARRIE!“ MEET iHeadquarters t’ mecticut Home
Today and Tomorrow “W I n - .m _
Sflpfe-e Acts Members of County Organization Harlii- 1 October 18, 1917.
til Guests of John 7:. Hall ‘Circular No 13
‘ One of the largest and best (”1311er 1. it is expec i- ..a mat (“.r‘ri officer
oi the (‘onncct u,
{call upon his to w.
Home Guard will
i
ly meetings the Fairiield (.‘o. R. F. D.
VAunl-gvlttr.
(’ili'l‘lers' amociation "33 held. innit . inns. -‘
him-o a: iha home of John l-'. liail, afisir'am '0 ”I" ‘ V” M '3'
Prayer: Photoiilay Successes WWW" “rights. Danburv, Saturday; femur and its tow" - ..itll-m in their
Today err-hing. Practically all parts of the‘i'finrte to promot- 'hc Litlcrtv Lon‘l
CARLYLE BLA"KWF1LLiu county uern represented, some mIthrouuhout "‘9 9’99" “V 03'3”“ 99'
“Youth” thIo-zp attending coming {Imm (;rpon.,Iiore rollics r 1! all mill-Ir proper
...—... ,wxch, (‘os t'oh, Norwalit, Bridgepqn,"tmeam¢. .
; l. 1.. l .i ,‘ tlia ..le ~‘Fil’ldtl ring the
Tomorrow 1?] mini: i'a‘9I-I :39 regular bl“: lcnititlilflnr‘c orfll‘ 'c ldlllt‘: to pro
”...“! o .ic manual. on was ransnc: ' -‘- " - '
“The Red Ace” ' '
more the Libertv loan, the provisions
oi General Grill“ ‘3' “.7 thew heali-
qnnrtcrh, Scotch flu: ' , i. i".
Ied and among other matters, the ques.
tion of the hoary expenses the thrill. I). 1
Carriers have tocontcud with was dis«
With Marie Walcamp
.Hearst-Pathe- New and Others
Matinee only ,tussed with much interest. in: to permisslo: lO parade will he
Charlie Chaplin Aftcl‘ the meetinz adjourned the suspended.
‘6 Tm; .members went to the. dininz-room. llv order oi the a
Ponce ‘ where the ladies had prepared a table Mil ITARY FMERGE NCY BOARD,
.
i.Utll‘I.\ F. iii' RPl-IlI,
7‘ ' ' President.
\
I ..-. -._ -.._.__
RALLY iZ‘AIY SERVICES.
. » interesting Progrrm Prepared For
,CASE TO BE TRIED BEFORE JURY. The First M. E. Sunday School
i The case of David Schwartz against , m
laden with many good things. After:
Ihupper they were entertained with,
songs and piano selections. and it was
late when they leit for their homes.
Lust three days next week with
vaudeville the first section of the
most wonderful aciuull oiiicial
war lllm ever screened “The Re
, treat 0! the Germans at the Battle
Don't miss it.
of Arms. "
ithe New York. New Haven and Have The First hi, i»). Blind.” whool
A] Iflf [MA-IRES ‘ford Railroad Company“: scheduled to “at"! m." PM”! A! “I” it“ til WNW“
on Sunday, 0 l ~r 21:11 1"17. -
'he tried before a jury in the Norwailtl
Song by school, but. till first and lust
REGENT THEATRE TODAY (ICily Court. tomorrow month: It 10 wraps,
lo'.clock Attorney Morris Land reprc- Prayer,
What Critics say: About “The l-ion- 3"” the pipintilf," an: the Taxi”: gzr'ill‘: (binfit‘cllgllt’lf [\03. Pll’ first and
or ”new. a-lks damages for lniur cs rece ve a i “w “m” r ”(I chorus
film South Norwallt railroad station
supporting company and he has won
extraordinary favor since he went'in
' to screen work.
(Brooklyn Eagle)
“Too much that is cood cannot be
said about it. it is a play that deals
.wlth big things in a bit: way. Inter-
Recitation --‘ “'orztlnu Totu- lhcr"
........................ Ilulll lion
Recitation~’ llti ~
.‘lls-s .“lllt'l' ~l Clo.a
Sum: ”Rallying io'r
Recitation anti
est is never lost throughout the thread I 9" Our Suncla . ~l "
. . y ,r-. i00l Miss RHY-
of the intensely human drama and the NEW SUPERLAT'VES NEEDED TO mond‘s Cid-““-
9] “on ".80" is remarkable." I DESCRIBE NEW PALACE Recitation .............. “1'5““ (“353'
:1.th Honor System" will be shown VAUDEVILLE pROGRAM I:I'iolin Ssh;| ........ Mabel Miller
. . on » " ‘ l. ’ 7.4".
in 10 parts at the Regent Theatre. W” F .g.... a ’ l I) iris; Ail-eat]
u . an d T d Five A“. Bill Find. Immedlfle Ivor . . . Z. ......... _ . n . 3P5
on , an ues . . Be nose 0' Many Entemin- Selection-— Soldiers of Christ, Arise"
Buffalo Bill's Old Stage Coach 1 C . z .................... . ........ Choir
ing Qualities Recitation—«'Oh Yes. lcl’ s" .........
................ Mi: :8 Frake' 5 Clara.
viewer is couched in superlatives. All Egggi‘lfm’jirfgn to 'P'r'a'azzlnm CIR”
his adjectives when let loner. 899m ................ Ctnsucllo Dawson
lonesome unless accompanied by the Announcements and Remarks by Sup
inmitable “est" sumx And thereiore 9" “WNW“-
ilf‘timous old vehicle, it? vogue on the:
edges of western civilization years
ago, used in “The Honor System." See
this big to reel. production at the lie-
xent Theatre. Monday and Tucsdav.
The Ian‘zuazc or the theatrical re
...—.... .
0erer Blackwell and June Elvidne "’9 good old theatrical patron. ”enigma. 8mm” '3‘” SWMI‘“
I in “The Marriage Market" . iman who digs down in his pocket toi Inmpdimom :
. Coming to the Regent Theatre to see l‘ le show takes the reviews of the w... "
day is a World-Picture. Brady/Mags, show with a grain of salt and lie—I CARLYLE BLACKWELL m
“The Marriage Market," in which “eves only inst so much and lets the ”YOUTH" A? m:
Carlyle Blackwell and June ElvidgeI
other portion go to enrich the lawns. i
are the stars and in which Arthur
In view of this fact. the man whose
Ashley is seen in the cast. The story . ,dm’ it l5 l0 ”"9" ”‘9 ‘3“d9vm9 Strong Story is Screened With Beau-1
deals with New vor'lr societv people program which opened 13‘" 11‘8““
of the present day and it tells of the "19 pal“? Theatre ‘0? 3 "”99 d3" i lug Cast
manner in which a young society deb- stay, has a dimcult task for the sup-l “Brian Goodwin's College Career
ntante sacrifices it love for a rising DIV of suberlatiVes runs out, and 3. Was One [pug 'l'n- voczan of Joy.”
young stock ""‘ 3r -n order to marryifleW supply 01 6936mm" words ‘3‘ That is the (its title. that greets
a wealthy y “g b nder who pmm.'necessary [the eye, of the film fan who sees
lites ber'the mom she Dchs to xett But frankly and honestly the model “Youth, .. the n, w .5,
her father out or the criminal slips-irille program as present last nish! Brady Made
tion into which his need for moneyflafi the be“ that 1188 been 0119"":I The title gives : clear insight into
has led him . here this season. It was full of allI the charactt‘fi' of r; m chic! personage
__ the essential qualities of vaudeville. in this drama at or... time the story
“THE HONOR SYSTEM” inovelty Dev. life tenfieness. comedy. opens. Brian Good \in is a rich man's
AT REGENT THEATREI music and oreezincss“ The bill was 8011 With a" that ii lmplleti. He has
. I , ,skilifully balanced so that there was all the spending in he} he wants and
Greatest Human Story, in 10 Parts, in?! the ”EM proportion 01 each par-I he is addicted to tin use of the grape
. Monday and 1m, Iticular type of entertainment. it is in izhly fermented form. With his
“The Honor System," the gigantic doubttul ii a more entertaining pm- companions he attends the Van
. mrei‘orm photo-drama produced: gram of live acts could be devised ,seer masquerade and there. while
by William For, focuses the limelight} The headliner on the bill was of under the lufluenrn, of his favorite
the question of the hour. It brlnzsicourse "The Military Minstrels.” The brand or influenccr. he wishes an en
home to each of us our sense of re-I miustrels should really have been mement rial: upon the linger oi Miss
musihilitv for the man behind the called "The Naval Minstrels,” for IGrace ,Van Seer,‘ who having made
a. rs Throughout this? wonderful each performer was a nattily dressed Imsny trips to the flowing bowl. is
. lm, taken amid actual prison scenes 'salionnan, and the scene at the act hardly conscious u what. is transpir-
question arises slain and smlnz. was the deck of a ship. it was a “dif- lag.
ut- I my brothers keeper?" iterent kind or an act" something or Later Brian, witi- his Costume now-
, tiful June Elvidge in Support
This film-tragedy contrasts the old out of the usual run of minstrel vsudeI lug fluently about him, ioists with a!
prison system. with its inhuman ter-‘vllle productions. The company or I“ m 1. worsted. He mg, the
florists—its beatings. stat-vim mot-mixture! men, "blacks and whites,” light in g coldpoltl cell “a in the
outfielder—with the modem men consisted of a double quot-totes of mel- lizllt of the morning after his dad
Deputy Sheri! Edward B Daniels to: pair of Franks out some brilliant fig-‘
our II . . , marmosuenarrlsnmdor
and Ms Medici-Amps Mental: pieces: 52 Disconnect
seen at the Polaee today. ;and to in William J. Truce for wir-
——'_""’;""" in: at 8 Chapel street.
-—z-—z——z"—-
HEALTH more All! twolrrAltr TOD" 11' WALL 8TB!!!
WALL STREET, 10: 30 a. m—Ccp
...L..._.. 1
Newspapers and Woes Insole
Bun Column of information
i a
ithe opening 0! today's stock market.
pers were dealt: the only lagssrds at
Try ’a Gas Heater .' .
You will be surprised how edicient and satisfs'o.
tory'it is. Costing but a small amount to purchase.
reint-
llers" ............ i
PALACE rooAv‘
\Vorid- Picture;
WASHINTON, Oct. 19. —Thst a
health column in the newspapers
might well be as indispensable as the
joke column was one at the sugges-
tions {or health education altered by
Dr. John W. Tnsk, assistant surgeon-'
general oi the United Steins Public
Health Service, in an address before
a section at the American Public
Health Association here today. it sl-"
so was urged that family magazines
and educational periodicals "increase
their usefulness by maintaining well
edited departments {or the discussion
of matters relating to personal and
community hygiene," for ”instruction
of the people in the principals oi hy-
xiene and sanitation is instruction in
,how to live successfully and is fully
.35 important as instruction in read-i
ing, writing and arithmetic."
. l'hc world war's end would be has t-L
{mil by the application of the princin ‘
ples of industrial physiology to plantu1
engaged in the manufacture or war'
supplies, declared Dr. Frederick 8.|
llt’, oi Columbia University. in an ail-1
drew; on “The Human Machine in War
in ”ism, ” before another section all
til: Public Health Association. Dix.
lice pointed out that‘ one of the most
.w-M i'c ft’flllll’t'n of the present war:
in i'it‘ unprecedented use that is be-
ing llinde of science," and that the aC-i
t'v’"" pllshrnenln of physiology must bei
inliwl ‘ g lllosc of mechanical engin-
cerinr: and chemistry
it"l'i «omen are as necessary pa ever,
to the pcriormau‘tg oi lnduutliai
wont." ’
Dr lice spoke oftllc studios bring
um by British and American com-
mttzwea of war industries, one of the
important results or whicn. he said,
'Muwl in the hours of lubor during
, which the most efficient work can be
iporforuled. lit-cited thcf allowing in-
stances in which an increase in pro-
duction followed a reduction in the
Illmll'rt of labor: ‘
"With a group of ciahtl’JO 0'10 hun-
ilrcrl women turning aluminum {use
bodice the reduction of the weekly
hours oi actual work from 06.2 to 45.6;
it saving of more than 20 hourl. "1'
creased the gross production by nine
pcr cent. \‘i'hcn the actual Iworkinlt
hours of 56 men encourd 1“ “‘9 “9"
W labor of sizing fuse bodies were
miner-ii from 58.2 to 51.! the gross , “
output wus- increased by L. per cent.
PBOJECTILE COMPANY TAKEN.
' OVER.
illllliili-JPORT. Oct. l9.-—The Bridge-
poll i'lir‘th'llle Company, which has a
l l; pix-rt htrc, was taken over by the
Liberty Ordinance Company. recentlyl
incorporated in this state. today. The
new company, in its announcement
way. that the plant has been placed at
lllt disposal oi the United States gov
crnnient.
'l'hc- Bridgeport Projectile Company
was (armed at the outbreak of the war
in Europe. it was reported at thci
time that it was financed by German
interests, and in April, 1915, received
an order from the German government
:ior two million shrapnel shells to contl
its poo 000, of which amount 32.000, coll
its said to have been advanced by Carl
:Heynan, who was reported to be a spe
cial representative in this country oi
the German emperor. Heyuan ended
his connection with the company when
[war group was especially active and '
ISTRIKE MAY NOT EXTEND HERE
because men h
and made to last for years. a Gas Room Heater should
‘ be in every home. ' ‘
Quick ilcal When and Where You Want “It
strong, Bethlehem Steel new shares
mm: 2 ’4 Mm with 1 to 1 1.2 me, When next in ouroflice. ask to hole a Gas Heater
ed Crucible steel, rhlppmsl. Central i demonstrated.
Leather, American Can, Baldwin is)-
The Connecticut Light and Power Co.
the changes in almost all other quar-
ters showing material advances oral-ir-
tinal quotations 0! yesterday. ' The
comotivo and Texas Company. ‘Miuor
rails added to recent advances dnd
11. 8. steel rose half it point. L
WALL STREET,1:30 p m.—Beth-
lehcm Steels were distinguishing fea-
tures of the early after-non, the new
stock then showing an extreme gain
of 6 1-4 and the old of 4 14. Other
steels, shippinzs, oils and tobacc
also made further advances and Utah
Copper rallied
though there are rumors that themy now receive 820, 821 and ”$- i
in Bridgeport might go outvon strike. week. according to length of 58m
The cause of the threatened strike and a commission of seven-tenths at I
in New York was pretty well outlined cent on each quart at mills. Quart ‘
in all of the ficw York papers this buttermilk, or half pint of cream tbsp;
morning and needs no repeating here. sell. The drivers ask 825 a week with
The crux of the matter is that the 1 cent commission. The inspectal
drivers and other employer are dis- want 828 a week the first year, W
satisfied with their present wageh the second year, and 830 thereafter.
lt is unlikely that the threatened and want higher wages and a larger an advance 0183. The men also want
strike of the Borden milkmen in New percentage on sales. tone day on each week and a weer!
York city will extend to this city al-
a
Milk wagon drivers in New York‘vacalton each year,.with pay.
Before Buying YoUr Fall Shoes
Come in and LOok Our Stock Over
Our values will especially interest you at this time. in view of
the fact that the prices of shoes are higher this year than ever~
be ore. '
We have placed In our stock many conservative styles at most
reasonable prices. shoes that will give you real service. ' .
$2.50 to'.$4.00
SATURDAY’S
SPECIAL -
Women’s Havana Brown
% Heel and Louis Heel
cclcr’ 5 Shoe Store
AGENCY F0Ri$57
the antt‘d States and Germany were.
‘dcclared to be at war. The cnotractI'
made with the German government
iwaa cancelled when it was found that
deliveries could not be made.
BADGES FOR BOY SCOUTS.
i Badges will be presentedpto the local
boy scouts who were successful in the
lust Liberty Loan campaign, this eveq
in; at the Not-walk Amory, by General
Russell Frost. 11: order to goth s
hadvc. u wont had to sell at least ten
Liberty Bonds during the ins team-
paign. The badges consist of a bronze
medal suitably inscribed. suspended
from :- red, white, and blue ribbon.
'A‘l scouts will meet this evening at
7 o'clrck at the vli'ranklin school. from
which place they will march in a body
to the Armory, where they will particl-
zcouts are requested to wear their unl-
pate in the Liberty Loan rally. All
Itorms. -
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED. I
Building. inspector. Clarence Finch
issued the (chewing permits:: :to AL
bert Webber for the raising of a house
gods of hainitsrism which row: i
he that every convict but: a human
soul.
AT rue ncosn'r ssrunoAv .
. . moon-loo in “Ivory mu
sw' on. also mi. cw». i
Troll" .
lone lscDermott's W'
‘0' “'1 "0h "iced male alum hails him out and banishes him to s and “‘9 “Ml“! 0” 99“" at ' 90““
Prom bass to counter tenor and dammit“ mp on the Tennmee $300 at 22 Beacon street; to II ‘.N
again. There were may spouts? l'l'fl' to m is Mimng . dam tm llayeholt In Company tor a two story
points about the act which occupied abouts . addition at scostofuoou thew
Iflnzsmuma’oyfflmu.:1hgestmgthjmmg maulerwlusl'nst: “Theodosia“!
Mtheteamwus-edleyclplro up. . lousfsrcwell to mum toratwostory addition at scale!
.0!!!me lune-I; M‘andinsultsalody. nomsmMquvaWI
moonlit-tr mwmw‘mum on Wot tum. «monarchs-thaw”!
chorus , ukuMWdMaweuahw-sstaoest
chk End Purchases
For Saturday Hosiery Come. to. «its
* i‘ W ‘ Simmer!
WA“ UNDERWEAR - racy mpg I
poison sud-Girls . meg '" , . . _
_"_ new Striped wm- r. ‘3 Ladies leekwesr ... T? ., ,
Unduflhhtsandnrawm 'Agugo {‘ng 250M500. ‘ "t. o 5
Also Union Suits Special Value. 3 Plain and 7‘00! mm
Ladies' Garments Ladies’ my,” if Momma. . ._-
"um?!“ sanctum. - .i rruoioyu . -
no “on '3" children’s rib pm ‘ 50° ‘° “-90-. .' 'j ,l.
cancerous $1.00. 8135. $1.60- . We.“ ‘ '2’ it;
no tattoo low Ml Style!- 500 to no. .1 2*, ’ ;;,,.
’ M. "1- sum“ Ilddyllouses- . ‘t r-z. pm. y..." . «'jI
. wnu sud am 31.00, 3115,3150. Maud ecu-mu.
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