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A mwiitlcrm lultl gttl'gi'oi‘p’ photo
play (or young and ulti
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Saturday 5
Alice 1 I,
In :I lllm tlilIt Viit are
“The l‘ettered Woman”
Ant] IIIII laws-0&4 III
“The Fighting Trail"
COMING - Mun
Cinderella Man."
’ 'I‘ltt-
ML! it fu
Today
Imlty PM this .
Jack Picklor (I
III
“Tom Sawyer"
Ji‘sm- L.
By Mark Twain "
In Addition to Our Usual
Vaudevrlle
Salurday
Marie Walcomn
In ilw Fifteenth Hillard" m i
“The Red cc"
Hearst Pathe s'ews and
Other
3 C to V d . 'llc
Perfllirytgatl‘cees Sglllftlllv
Next Week Monday and
To .
. eeday
.l. Stu. rt Blitt'klt’lll to I ii
“The Judgment IIouse'
lll' 91(Colllxirt I’JIIIJ:
Wm.S. Karim in "afiheh‘ilent
Mon”
the thriller.
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‘1 mt WIRES REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
Alice Jone in "The Fettrred woman"
Also the Serial, ‘The Fight-
Ing Trait"
Tltt Ft (1- rod “Wont In,“ 'tho (treatm-
tery. Romance and Turtle. .
"Aladdin and the WM \ WWW" ml"? mom? femur». “llwll
"'1" M the ntlt‘lu'ttun :tt illt‘ Itogtnl
dertul Lamp" \
. on o 9 ~ . . , .,
Palaces arise out O‘lhotvat'rlf‘tllfl Tb "0 n mnmm‘ "“5 'h‘ ”m”
of the college girl whom» lilo tau-rook-
REGENT TH EATRE TODAY
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The Magnificent Photoptay oi Myl-
genie appears trout nowhe; . pn.i. , .
out ntones and costly. jeu nls ~.~ my: 3:35:12 P221: "hot unstruptmus
ed Into iiahee In the ”twitndo 4.: m at ”r ‘Illi-ai’t'mt.\. 2:09.]: tn‘roll hm
eye; Aladdin. standing it til: (Igor. ' ” r . '7'. n Lem them-
mired they have he'll to prison on
mriurttl teeillntml, ,tnd she returns
. to her native Village 4.; Ann.-',. ”rpm.
. ltl ones without the t‘ .t lr Int:
3121:: detect how it is: don. t” ”mid“ ”mm thinned by an llt'i
It would appear that, there wt to. 'tormer Irlenda. ll 1” It inm'inMin:
war of hie father” 5 shop in 8;th d, lav
mom of his line clothes on. Mt :ch
IpIcturo adopted trout Illt‘ nflVrI.
. akin oi to drum.
:hgszgehlnnhicge otgthe cull)! no» “A!!!“ Bridge." by Robs-2r W t'lmm
, , , r . '
dad. where evening It! tailor. 9“ -- be a ..._—m-..”
thin: or beauty in unit. Mn m; . PALACE THEATRE
prayinz and salaamlnz wtih tltirt . Sun” of "The Judgment House"
to toward Mecca. In the I to, ..
gorreona structurm the sultan.” In
beautiful little daughter. lhl pg. a»,
are praying too.
Another wonderful scene amot v hr
many that are shown in t-ht pictt i. i
that. at the desert—a seemingly
ending stretch of sand, Thcn. tot 0
and storm' The eflect obtainrd .
this is so real that the viewor on
ectouaiy asks:
“How in ‘he world are such, thy
Filmed at Oyeter Bay
Sir Gilbert Parker, ”to famous not"
eliet whose books are being prt-parmt
tor~the screen by .1. Stuart Blmkton.‘
III visiting Commodor- mtlcliimi :tt hi.~
catate :It Oyster Bay, Long Island.
both during the actual work on 1‘th
pictures It: well ‘nii on long pleanltrv-
excursions in the (‘0ll‘tfl‘lt’ulnr0's yacht
Sir Parker has hecomc‘rury fond or
Commodore Illackton’u children. arm:
tour and nix respectively, The threw
be round almost any sunny (Illl'
ntchldg the outdoor scent-st for "The
ndgrnent lithium," the Paramount pitv'
re which
.kton ' ortatn. "Thr-
who" will be. ready (or
the screen
I r Monday ahtl 'l'umtitty at the
cr- Theatre.
attest Details From Mark Twam's
the mating edort to see c » Famoue "Tom Sawyer" Shown
Picture of that Name
h “mthm / It "Tout Fttwyel'," Wlllt‘h in nominal
' - - to he Palace li‘beutro tmln“ Jock
1‘“ our W W y flc‘hl‘ord has achieved our oi the host
I boy impersonhtlona at his entire ear-
lier, The picture was filmed in flun-
tum Missouri. and 'ahowa the ‘vdl'v
' .- t" . house where \Iark Twain lived on a
‘ not and the bottle where their Finn.
”new“. real name was 'i'out mum
If THAMER it in all there—eye- to
Jewell {once which Torn wan not
. KIMTHE t
’eanm'lltl. "
' where the two men an: much lOFPillI't. ,
is being filmed on tho»
Judgment ,
: rtly and has ht‘t'n scheduled to 'lp-H‘
I
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it‘ltll'I’t‘ Ill llIttl' ltotllc-(l ulmtn,
Haw.
wool of cotton. :1 lit-v tlmt
':III.‘.‘ s‘t-ppo-r,’ .t llll Mlltllrl‘.
poles. it Yin- ttrttt-tta-I', :-
oyo, :1 hrruu iltltti' knnti,
. Saturday morning at 10:15 also. Especially tor children. litncyl
leaves Jacohy’ s at 9: 30. 9: l5 and 10:00 to carry children tree to
a.» 19:27.- 7. o o, at: ."w man-unofficiamce'oma.
tmt IIII dun. it lItItIttir tIi‘ ;. [mitten limit-
{our pierce .ll orttnw- In»: and ;. Itit't'r‘
hirer
who in rt'xptm
and \' lm
notI-tl no it :ttt-klI-r for rI-lilieill own
together
of tin oltl lIrultt n u'intlom‘ smlt'
tor William 1‘. Tttvlnr,
hlhll' for th" prottuttit-tt.
:Iziti
mmlo in»
t‘liOWn tilt-Ely "lll'tIpp,"
with Mr. Pickford hm.
llll’v it notable rlii't‘IPFh‘
WATERBURY GERMAN
NEWSPAPER DECIDES TO
SUSPEND PUBLICATION
tor own“
they" are hot-
“Timrs u'tll h»-
tltinn (lot-man tmt‘ore
WOT!”
tutu". is
\I. It Tttlthrllvtllu‘rgot'.
“Waterbury llmlldnhter,
newspaper, in announcing
pnpt-r will suwvnd
the duration or the war.
n
that
tht- significant nintement.
editor of tht
ll tit-rm»;
publivntion
i-t
pit--
'- RIFLE‘BARREL FIRM
at
his
i‘or
it Thu derision or
wouldn't
unto-It :Iltl'll’tlltfl. .. tum ot‘ Hulk.
I\\tn tutl
itttlcn with Mr
:I do“ collar.
n sontrihutlon to tho [Inn-I'M of tho mm? weak of 30m.
.> oil.
‘ t ant-her or Em ”we!”
',. . went to MmrMIay to, see til
tire. mg the‘” being ‘llloberd Riggs,
Infinite or “:0“ weather and
attendances were bad at the “week
annotating ot the enurebee loot evening.
I The regularnonthly new or the
~layllower Hook 1: udder Coupe”
will be held )londsy eyening at the
, ('oeupeny' 3 house.
Skating: shells em by will!
{Jon the mill pond as the in has been
.. (leaned all quite a bit hv enthusiast!
9 or the winter sport.
"1 The Woman’s Auxiliary or Cht‘tst
. (‘l'lurch met with Mrs. Richard Heldv
. . rteke of Con avenue, yesterday after-
the lien
for
Crone.
, Benjamin than, of Winfield street.
‘3 now at (‘arnp DETQIII. halt written to
local friends that he won the amateur
boxinr bout I'et‘PnIlV held at (‘atnp
Dorm.
., Those [maple who went to the City
"all last evening to attend the meet
tug of the War Bureau were dis»-
tsointed When they round that it bud
-. been warmed,
The dance or the luyllower lied
“ e mum (ompum- will I» held nu.
evening as had been planned and a
I *4 mod attendance is expected. Grace
9" Bron. orchestra will turniuh the music.
: noon and did sewing
tum-mg and .- metal time will he the
;5 mum: of the evening.
‘ Thotu- people who were near the ho'
tin-I Sorunlk railroad station today
I or who were along the line of the
{Talmud now quite at number 0! rural
r»? landed with More and Inmate t-onJ
‘ :voine throuzh headed toward» Bridge-
: , ‘port. It is hope-d that. some of them
I: will Iltop here within a. day or so.
The oyntet' bout Mildred ot the been
or Oyster Company is trying to brook
_. 9- the in» in the loud harbor. The ice
, is quite thin and is tonstontiy not-
i: ting thicker and unions .t pus-sage in
’ broken to romnpdud with the chan-
II--I it is doututul it t-onl barge: could
'onter the harbor here providing that
in the Hill! buttons tune as intimated.
, Nttllftllt E: .‘to thin morning the Map
‘. flower Hook 1. [Adder Company wee
thled to 54 Osborn ul’enur to the
name of John Miller where a. Ilrt’ It!!!
planed in the oeltnr due to none
quIto catchan fire from a plumber-
”‘0'""3‘9’ ’ :Iot‘tll. Tho- tire was quickly extin-
H“ ”mm“ WWW” nutshell and without .tl“ damage to Va.
people what the
“no learnt-d today when copies of alarm rang .n thought mm the W
Saturday's lt-‘rllt‘. revolved in iinrt- Home had caught (tr: and in tact
(”M "”1“ trnnelotod route people rpread the story that such
\lr Tngtlwnlwrtti't was before the ‘3. threat-n. The "re avmrum will
I "l “‘1 “'9‘” '“"""‘ “m" "0' '0" trkalied within ten mlnutelt alter the
ago to: \ioluuou of Iht totietul law alum had sounded The tire startrd
"‘fluirihn lllill ttnns-intione of iITIIl‘IF-rl while trout: DIP” were b...“ thawed
hearing con tho war printed in :I tor- m"
eign language newspapet ht- IIIHI’
with the postmaster lie “III‘ titted
(Ind continued publication.
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a y-.. r“ . —..__-—-w
tlte'
:u uithtlruu
VOUNG MEN MUST REGIBTE
The men who haw- brcome- 2h”t~int-r
., Juno T. will probably br- m’Iulred to
H nistvr In n <hort while.‘
Quentionnaltes 2736 to 251:. inolud
tin were melted ‘today.
Questionnaire Cuxlmquento.
Edward P. Strung. 16 Nutrition av.»
Francisco mutt. Gleuhroott, Darin
LAVS OFF 500 MEN
NEW ll.\\'l-‘..\. .IalLI -‘I-i\'I llnn
trod men wtre paid on by the .4.
\vin & 8011 Company here lean-may.
The companv was working on n eorr'
tract to furnish lot) ooo ville barrels. I
the contract coming through the West-
inghouse I-Zlettric Company Other lo
cal factorie-I “ill nhsdrh the yuan infill
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Don't Buy Gray! Here's AII Old-time
Recipe that Anybody Can Apply
The use of Sage and Sulphur {or re
~ storing faded, gray hair to its naturu'
color dates} back to grandmother's
'time. Sin- umi it to her-p her-hair
:heaull‘ully Ilnrlt. ginger and attm
: live; Whenever her hair wok on that
‘ idnll. faded or streaked announce.
‘ fthin simple mixture was unfilled with
wonderful eflect.
‘ But brewing at home is mutter and
outotalnte. Nowadays. by" . eating at
any drug store. for a 50 cent bottle '0!
H'Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com-
lpound." you will zombie famous old
4 preparation. improved by the sun!“
or other ingredients, which can be de-
M’“~Mwégm Mi‘m "QM“ r :
1. tam! beauty to tile lIalr. . .
. A well known down town drama
.- nave It darken: the hair so naturally “film
Qfl..t
'otherlapplleutieuortwnttw
W. I lbeyverotthexllg'e Hid!“
we; recently bought“
lion.
Willis. J". M Jr.,
field avenue, lett mterday tor on ex-
itendad -
..._Wmm ,. m... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. ...m
9.351“ n" the HY). m g at m. the booth. when he did new
Xewport raining elation. ' "'"l, I! "I
Elinor, the young daughter of )0
and lira.
Heights m We ‘eom
.Lieut. Carlos William, an or School
Superintendent James P. Williams. in
now stationed
)Ir. and flu.
the leuudrymuu at I-‘itob'e Hone, have
returned from a holidey visit with the
latter: parents to Sew York. .
The local Red Groin
wired grateful acknowledgment of d
W'kfll? rent to William Henna ol
the “ointment! received bot/iii:
France. '
Arthur Dibblns.
Ieyau University. returned to liddlo-
wwn to ream-e his studiee Wed-ee-
day. alter spending the holiday race.-
tiouat hone.
lira. Frasier Dolbeer or Brooklyn.
who has been spending the past ten
days no the guest ot urn. William 1.
Honing, .Ir.. of Stanfield avenue. lett
tor her home yuterday.
Eben Scribner, Jr.. of the Height: in.
back at Fort K. 0. Wright,
' furlough with hill parents. the
lat-t be experts to get
“over there.”
are being expected daily.
Edwin Talmadgt»,
ugeut tor Raymond firm,
flat-walk coal dealerr.
at aervlce at the Brooklyn navy yard.
was a recent
home or his uncle. George W. Sherer.
Them um: but one epsilon o! the luv
rel Itchoois yesterday, I: it won deem
ed more advisable to hold the pupil»!
during the noon hour than to oblige
them to go to their W and return
while the low temperature prevailed
Alfred Ituttrry. who recently enlist-
ut In the nary, had just a hall-hour to
spend at home on iurioughhou’Sew
Year’s Day. utter traveling than was big leathercd zoo 'm to M Dill".
deducted. in: u!
”1mm W W “it‘ll" memento-non ram all.
members or the (unity. as be m the world,
to be Irpnwterred this week toSorloII.
Fred Mt‘AlllaII 1', who in national at
the «up at Spartan-burg. s. 0.. hae '
returned to his duties. utter a holiday
furlough with his
lira. W. S. licAllieter or the Old
King”: Highway. PM waa Imam
In getting a turloogh.uverytew were
Issued, and the lucky men were deaig-
unted by drawing lou tron: a hat.
Walter-Stewart i ('0.. the local gro
at, who recently added a stole in
Springdale to those which they p
viously conducted here and in Sew burnt.
Canaan, have united their hum
.\iIlt that of )Ir Stewart's brother.
Robert Stewart at Sound Bench. and headquarter: on nonytou .raui
has {our mores will hereon“ be full
lointly by a stock calm. The Wel- who to unending a. tow dine at m ' "
tor' Stewart co. which took over the theft borne In Weuthroob, to I 3
tour stores yenterday in order to be as was stated In yesterday's
enabled to buy more cheaply in large by mistake.
quantities
rout-roar by the runners patrons Ite sport hereaboute
caeh basis.
menu oi accounts would he thr- rule to
be: strictly enforced in tnture. Cuev rum and despite the fact
mmwmturtherursedtom-wel" wuthbr to an antral
he, an tur’ua W’M- ‘3 making the hooves 4! ‘3’ 0°“-
Iew plot: "dwelt!!! try tiring cub
't r purchues
\lary Stark. widow of Henry Start at
was held yeaterduy atterv m that "a " found.
'Ioon ll ‘he home of her nephew, Ar-
'hur ll. Stork ii Grove street. Stall-
'ord Rev Wallace ll. Pinch. I). 11.0!-
deleting. The/interment won in Wood-
land muscled
. ynnwmmmkamwmgtu.
~ - when quite young. and
, pended upon to restore natural color,h Kenton” manually!!! of” tile ““00!th
Sheumvived'byehmmthpmnqmum
The dream
Iloroton.
.' andeveulyt. .utuohodyautellithaa WW'MMWWM‘"
heenspplled. tundra-pen allerdmmymhmwhtchhumanwmdtmw.
“ spongeorudt‘braehwithltanddrawmmlfilmwlfl’“mlgcklytuthe
«hetero-enmi- hair. um mwmmmunm tie-hymn
.‘Iltrttudntatlmo. mmwhmpfltflmmwmmmkuutw a
mruundtmm. new -Gflmm‘flfltlm Thdafl'flhlhelmm at
u entry. Idle in competition wet sandal mmwmgmou
"othpdnaee
“drum
8|thme the flu” “0"-
. a big red nauw whtdl W
of m attention especially when vise
take the money, not
Hubertltueeoeorrhe
the booth. Although it VI?! very
at the garden, the looses ol
the Tilley exhibit were on "
being confined to the out ear.
see are ex‘pertueederm ‘
J. Jarvis of Canada. an m .
of land and water hildl, W
homersawhotlueupxhlhlt l.
utter-meat It: the pate-e . "’
year. in the big age were ‘ .
Australian black awaits. and the ‘_
pair 01 white swana In all! w
molester of gene W
and Brown Chinese. we (cage.
ada geese. and a! duck: there “It
ruddy nheldrdkou. chime . . 0
Inmate- and wood diets .,
were Impeytm pheasanta. fl . ~
pheasants. golden pheasants,
pheasants, Reeves. pheasant.
throntedgoldeu pheasantmthe
the finest specimens Ill/"thin ,
and rim-Ia golden and Anthem: “
nuts. The two aviation contained '
macaw;- maroou macaw-.4 and "
loos There were also revere M ‘
the smallest ot the family. «name
bird little known, and'the temoeIIQ
lurid eorhatoo which oemped SW ' ‘
age a few months ..go and was '
captured at the Todd piece at 3'
lie-tell, which to belit-wd to he.
only bird of its kind known. In“, ‘
other aviary was a ”Indium-6;; 1"
“learning Iackaae," a mildl- an“.
or Anatrat‘a, of whom the people I I ‘
think on highly that they put lilo
turn on their postage ample
In.» like Uncle 'Sani' pm mutual .
Wanhingtou on its hackers.
side: there were hoatflfle. ,
ibis spoonbllls. white and gray ‘* ‘
sparrows. channohea, tinneta. '
doves, ring down, and all tb'h '
aorta of bird: which are carried dt
Comp Devon,
. Seryaty. the Ion-er
unit hare
sophomore at three
after 1
We going
its «dare to that Intel
torturrly Pixie
the South
now in the nut
Nell“! Hulls! ill the
rim! of "lot.” showpuuottuetowmmhe‘
put-outs, Mr. nut!
Theta-bar In (men a tar It
Smith'n Island. , , .
Some or those New Year‘u .
item have already lroten / on e“-
r
"he Rowanon Boy Scouts VIII I0“
their uuntfal meeting tonight at M’ f '
.I. a vim-n: or wanyton,
.
in a torn: letter received emu“ comm“ u, be ".._ '
Every .
Mthat .‘uoekly settle- extreme '90”,
Coal is. getting very neat-co;
very neraoutodogn
power to save met. 1 7 ‘
lira Stark was” Wxaw
harem. mum.
definitely. ,
then will sue: mag. .5.
Outta m ‘
“that";
thefllley «.muuwhmm
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Norwalk Chronicler