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Pauline Frederick
in a Paramount Future
“Double Crossed”
Bu ton Holmes TraVel Pictures
r and a two-reel Comedy
Thursday-arid Friday
Norma Talmadge
in a Stirring Drama
“Ghosts of YesterdaY”
Saturday—George Walsh in “The
Hart in “The Gentleman from Blue
" Gulch."
3 story “Empty Pockets."
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Pride of New York.” and Will. 8. xplace,
Coming-Rupert Hughes“ grear :wrote the continuity of ‘The Cinder-
- Eof the circumstance that the charac-
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Idling .. will splendidly fit}
the aetlas that place In It. Out;
‘lt may yet be so radically diluent;
,nom theothersetsthatthespects-i
ltor never recovers from the shock. i
'should say that there has to be a cer being stabbed. He d'ed at the base
tain uniformly in the setting! hospital. where he had been rushed
throughout They must not diner too immediately after the accident. He
'radically unless it is possible to bare never regained consciousness.
. The oflcial report gave as the cause
9‘ 8'3“" transition °‘ other “a“ of his death an internal hemorrhage
between
i “i recall seeing a good illustration of ed wound of the abdomen. which had
lthis in a recent photoplay feature. 9’05“” “WM the portal.
. alev, with other non-coma. who
There was one setting in atonement have qualified for special instruction
ith“ was most profuse “1 detail 1"" at the division bayonet reboot, was
glowed immediately by a scene in a practicing on the dummies. Three
Lnear hotel notable for its barrennesl of these dummies were being used
iof ornament. The eye was so die and as “Ch man charged 3 dummy,
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Elrat‘led by the change that it abso- e thrus a I 9 figure, then quickly
I withdrew his bayonet and bringing
.lutely ruined the big scene of the his rifle to high port paused to one
story which occurred
in the latter si‘P of the dummy. whereupon a sec.-
ond soldier made his charge, and
rust at the dummy.
in some way. a soldier. who had
preceded Daley in charging. whiI-s
passing between two of the dummies
ella llan’ from the play by Edward caught the point of his bayonet in
‘enss
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(Continued from Pint PI...)
“This problem was fully appreciated (h
by Mr. George inane Tucker, who
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ithe production, and he made full use was left with gun at port in a posi-
tion slightly facing Daley. who was
The Theatre with a Million Friends
Today. Wednesday
Goldwyn Presents
Mae Marsh in
Oliver illot'osco's famous stage
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“The Cinderella Man”
By Edward Child's Carpenter
also
“A Shanghaied Jonah”
A two part Keystone Comedy
'l‘hursd and Friday
Witnavaudevirre
Jesse L Lasky Presents
Geraldine Farrar i'
“The Dcvtl ’
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Stone
An Artcraft Picture
also a
“Mutt and Jeff”
Cartoon Comedy
tiers, in going from the millionaires new charging a second dummy. Daley
rhome to the garret and vice versa, tra- intern (mums work plunged, onto ”w
‘ ' ' wcovere route. The Dorm of t c second soldier’s blade and
”Med 0‘ er the “-0 G q... drowned ortlre floor.
bricks of the chrrurrev broke up
‘it-rrl‘t-rs of the ,medical dctach-
background into little MUCH 0“” mom, who were exanrining newly ar-
‘stood for the detail of the garret. riled draftees were hastily summon-
while the blankncss of the snowy rd and after brief examination. rec-
. . . ificd sim- ommended immediately removal to
tore-around “00“ for thcdlgn the base hospital. Daley was rushed
Lnllclty of the mansion. It made a to the howitai in an ambulance, m"
splendid transition between the two
on the operating table without delay
settings. and the director used it in and died a few minutes later.
a highlv intelligent manner. Without “-3 ctdtlrevilyfimg’ llllotifying hhi: permits
. n e svm at es 0 t r-
a director who relily.““de'”‘3n?“'m: regiment. was at once Idispatched by
technicalartlst never may ntta n order of Colonel Herron of the 304th
best. i have. been fortunate in havin! Infantry. The soldier on whose bay-
Mr. Tucker's cooperation." Onet Daley felt is heartbroken and
. [his name is being withheld for the
reason that he was in no way re-
sponsible for the mishap.
. (‘orporal Daley was
purine Frederick tn the PJ'IMWM Holy Cross College and
Production, “Double-Crossed" a teacher.
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
by profession
Before entering the serv-
gether with the usual
Pauline Frederick's acting has made
“Double-Crossed" avbl’aramortnt pic-
ture. which will be shown at the R9-
gent Theatre today a remarkable pro
duction. ‘
at the Scovill Manufacturing Com-
panv of Waterbury.
number. who came here in the last
draft, were discharged from service
yesterday. Practically all of the men
ii iii trims“
PALACE THEATRE
ioba rt Boswortb. who
a
wilt. Deilllle.
me screen role of Wolf Larsen,
“ea Wolf."
Cortes in “The Woman God Forgot,’
--md has played prominent roles
many other husky productions.
”GINDERELLA MAN" SETTINGS
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Noted Artist Lent Skill to Make Marsh
Vehicle Perfect Picture
‘Hugo Ballin. the artist who has won
screen world)
through his work as technical direc-
tor 6r Goldwyn Pictures, in also re-'
'tironslble for the picture settings of
Mac ablrsh's third Goldwyn starring'
vehicle. “The Cinderella Man," which
is to be seen at the Palace Theatre
added fame on the
today.
These genius, ranged from the'whiclt‘ comes to her as she poses for fol'ty'olght hours will be made to null.
beautiful home of a mum-millionaire
to the squalid garret of a starving artist's dead wife. SbeJeels, howev~
poet; and it was no small problem to
make them markedly dissimilar and
vet keep them new ‘3' enough alike to
he in key with tlr .tctlon.
“This is 0“» c“ t: 3 great difficulties
of designing getthgs for the pictures,"
says Mr. Ballin. "l have found that it
'. ssible to devote all of one's artis-
” po ~ - 'follows her to Paris, where he reclaims
.1 “The Three 0-l3ye”
Service
(In leaning)
Professional skill and expert
attention by
MCI-ISIS who are graduate
shy-Mm ‘
0mm, university
cerium, expert adjust-
sriud'ntm. _
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~0fi'lluu. M will.
_"!'be lease of one chasm"
ammmadts-fofl.“
has been been inclined to place upon a sort of
r- own to stage and screen devotees
' to. long time, makes his latest ap-
“3’06 in the role of a noted crlm'
- . ‘togiat in "The Devil Stone." at the
m'~lnce tomorrow and Friday. The pro-
motion was made for Artcraft by Ce-
. tblr. Bosworth will be
toestremembered in his creation of
in
luck london's well known story “The.
lie was also seen as in
«fire in “Joan the Woman" and as
newest) rev HUGO BALLIN‘
discharged were either German or
Austrian. They were given their ["1-
i The. theme deals with Eleanor Strat-
charges by Captain Arthur Reed. to
'tnn. a mum; society matron much in
llove with her husband, who overheard
Ea recalled detective trying to black.
[mail lrlrn. Shamelesslv playing even-
ldropper. Eleanor learns that in his
Pitl'ly life her husband. whom she hart
of the government. with the excep-
t.on of uniform“. These tlrev were al-
lowed to wear home. provided civil.
All lnslgna. however. which are to be
returned as soon as the men reach
home.
l-‘if'ty per cent. lpf the men dis-
charged have retained their war .rlsir
insurance policies. The question of
retaining their Liberty Bonds was lef‘
to the men. It is expected that most
of the you will keep them. if they
do the men can remit regularly their
payments. If they decide not to keep
them. the bonds will be auctioned off
at the post exchanges and the net
return sent tonhe men.
Among the men who were discharg-
ed as aliens were corpornis. quarter-
mnnters men. public. utilities men and
the like.
Today the (‘onnectlcut cont'ngenr-
will arrive. There will be 1.100 men
from this state. All men will be Int-
nlctliately quartered and companies
(receiving them placed into quarantine.
- Tim Massachusetts draftsnlcn ar~
rived here yesterday. The first con-
tingents to arrive were from Stonc
THunsnAV AND FRIDAY ,ham, Marlboro and Mcdford. These
' arrived at 10 o'clock in the morning
“Ghosts 0' Yesterday." With Norma The Boston contingent arrived at 1
Talmadpc in the Stellar Role o'd‘m‘ 5""5‘*’i‘d3Y afternoon. Practi.
’ " cully all the tir'aftsnten h:- d r 1 '
“Ghosts of lestel‘iial'. adapted from the camp by 5 o'clocd \v-jtcrilgrffittfi
{Two Women." by Rupert Hughes. noon. A few streamers. boom-en we“.
and featuring Norma Talmadge. will-arriving up to 8 o'clock inst nzgm. A
be shown at the Regent Theatre Thuru- "it’lléini-Zi’rl kof 6"}ch York rrren arrived
. . a 0’0 or i is morning. after trnv.
(lat .rnd Friday. it depicts the changn cling twenty—four hours.
of heart of a fast-living cabaret sinnm
. All aliens in camp. who have not
ler through the influence of true love taken out citizenship papers within
pedestral as an example of perfection
had committed a rather serious theft.
The ”detective" i.“ attempting to get
him to commit still nnotherbv threat-
ening to expose the first. Touched by
her husband's terrible fear test any
herself should learn of his early crime,
Eleanor resolves to prevent his becom-
ing a thief again by obtaining the pa-
per the “detective” wants for him her-
self.
From this point. the photoplay
sweeps through a series of unexpected
and thrilling situations rrntll n climar
lwherein Miss Frederick reaches her
highest standard of acting, brings the
{story to an end.
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EAT THE REGENT THEATRE
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om letlon oflthe nrait of an fy; the authorities whether or not they
the c 1’. 9° want to serve. They will sign papers
_ . to this effect. Aliens among the new
or, that he does not care for he? and draftecs will be. given one week to
so she returns in her pride to the take our papers.
’gay life of the. fast Tabarin. where she nolttCfinpzny and C Company of the
‘ ' e l shin into n s ac. no Gtrn Battalion have
(1:82”th "TIT", ”viii-lei: :he tghlnks been transferred respectively to the.
3 re 5 t e DB n g ' 303d and 302d Machine Gun Battalion.
stands between them. . The camp authorities have begun
Her departure brings the artist to a search for Robert J. McGowan bf
realize his love for her too. and he Manchester. N. H.. attached to B Bat-
tery of the 301$t Field Artillery, who
disappeared early Sunday nromlng
from quarters about the same time
that some $60 in money and a $20
watch ware parted from the rightful
owners. The money disappeared in
lots of from 27- cents to 820, so the
absconder showed no partiality. The
watch. which was taken. the property
of Private Charles Davenport, was a
fglft from his mother at the time he
fwasr drafted. Officers from the regi-
fment saw McGowan in the lobby of
““5 IN ROCHESTER the Hotel Touraine. on Sunday'nlght.
nocuasrnn. N. v., Feb. 27.—A fire The “(,de “Ram“. has been tried
that threatened Rochester's factory and convicted before by court martial.
.district in the mill section this morn-i Private Wailtetrhll. Shtltttuck. funnier
. , R.’ cava ry man it e regu ar army, w o
ring. was confined to the plant of tbs; said, when put into the guard house
lWhalen " Company, mm“ menu so that they could not put enough guards
iturel'fi. a five-story brick building, around the place to keep him there
'vvhere rr star-red. after the bullding and who shortly afterwards. proved
had been partially destroyed. Adjoin-
it by making a clean getaway. despitc
ing factories were damaged by falling "m fact that . detail 0' Jhirty mill-
wails, water and smoke. The loss is
tary police aided by state police and
others. were on his trail a half hour
estimated at $120,000. '
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her from the empty life of its gayest
lset. Although he loses his eyesight
from a wound received in the scrim-
mage at the Tabarin, when he comes
for her, he finds the greatest trea
'sure which every man seeks-m true
Ehelpmate. -a wife to cheer and lnspiro
the rest of his life.
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. after he. left the latrine. where he had
gone under guard. was on trial today.
He pleaded guilty to breaking conflue-
We Send Salim to keep the seas ent ,
‘clear of German pirates. Back up our. The hlsh wind. which prevailed
1m! with your quarters end dollars around camp today. registering at
-.by buying Thrift and War-Savings high as sixty miles a nhour. mused
"lumps, ‘ considerable damage as well as in«
Oldnlls'n manta-n. at. rest
i convenience. Glass in windowa wsa
tan clothes were not at their disposal. -
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of the abdomen. caused by a puncturd
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a graduate of Bfld‘epon Public lbrsry. of which
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iblown out of its casings. The shel-
J< .ter of the‘ileld cumortbolcoti
-Sesttn'elwantusarsWtaners.
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TO DEAD COURT CLERK
County Court House Suspends luci-
nees During Hours of Funeral ser-
vice Desk Draped in Mourning.
Members of the bar from Bridge-
port and other parts of the state at
tended in large numbers. the funeral
services yesterday “or the late William
T. Haviland. for ten years clerk of the
Superior Court for Falrfleld county.
From the hour of noon the county
building, where Clerk Hefiland spent:
so many years of his active working}
time. was entirely closed. The en-
trance to the building and his desk
in the. Superior Court
in: atended the services.
' . 'ices were held at 2:30.
‘ - ‘ ll as directed ”19 “"98 attached to one of the llg- The 39"
.(.hilds Carpenter. as we “"9“- 1“ frWills hil Weapon. the man'fi'ciock in the Read Memorial chapel
at Mountain Grove cemetery, and the
edifice was filled to its capacity with
those who had been associated with
Mr. liaviland during his long public
career. Tire Rev. Stephen Fish Sher.
man, rector of St. John's church. read
the simple but very impressive ritual.
The services in Mountain Grove
cemetery were very simple. The body
was attended from the chapel by the
honorary pallbearers, who were Jus-
tice George W. Wheeler, Judge Wil-
liam M. Maltble, Judge John ‘R. Booth.
Henry A. Bishop. lJeut, Nathaniel W.
Bishop. Col. Norris G. Osborn, Dr.
Virgil P. Gibney of New York. Augus-
tus it. May. secretary of the New Ha-
ven railroad, De Ver ll. Warner and
Fred w. Tracy.
During the hours of the funeral the
the deceased was a director and were
‘ A story of exceptional interest tn- "‘9 on September 19 last he had been tary 0’ the W'd' was closed, ‘ to
excellence or Work)“. during his Hummer vacation. o'clock.
of Egypt laid in resources in time of
prosperity for possible times of ad-
versity? Lay up ydur resources in
WoeSavlngs Stamps.
Whom they turned over all mertylmg
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SHOWING AT THE REGENT THEA
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room were ‘
draped in mourning. and nearly ev-y‘
er-y officer and attache of the build-
AMmS—
Mrs. Tbuman is quite ill at her home
'of pneumonia.
i Major Marshall Stearus of Camp
i Dix was at his home over Sunday.
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Mrs. Richard Morrison is spending a
few days with her sister on lamg
iIsland.
C. W. Hodges is having some of his
,houses on East avenue painted and
decorated.
The Busy Bee Sewing club met at
the home of Miss Ethel Knapp in l»-
cust avenue, Monday evening.
The W. R. C. will meet at the home
of Mrs. 17'. C. Genger, Friday afternoon.
' The work will be for the Red Cross.
The Auld Lang Syne Club will hold
its next old—fashioned dance in Odd
Fellows' Hall on the evening of March
15.
Ernest Greene. Jr., is now connected
{with a hospital unit. it is at New
York and expects to go abroad at any
moment.
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' Mr. and Mrs. William Rose and
daughter. Duty. of Arlington, N. 1..
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Neumanu.
, James J. McManus. who has been
laid up since December 5 with blood
poisoning in the left hand. is able to
iattend to bUnlIICBS.
Mrs. Richa'rd Burke. Miss Louise
Barlle and Misses Rose and Nellie
Smith enloyed the week-end with rela-
vtlves in New York.
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A daughter was born to Mrs. Pauline
All alien enemies. ninety-three In} Remember how Joseph in the land Paddock of New Canaan at the Bridge-
port hospital, i-‘riday last. This makes
four little children fatherless, for it
will be remembered that Mr. P “ k
mrnzs
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Phone Serum 5900
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Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nichols of
Bridgeport motored to town Monday.
Hrs. Nichols will remain here fora
time and visit her father, Mr. Seetb.
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Mr. and Mrs. William C. Appleby
and daughter, Elsie. of Shelton, spent
the week-end pleasantly with Mrs. Ap-
rpleby's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
gNeumann of south avenue.
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Keith Warren of the Olllcera Train-
ing Camp at Camp Devens, and Mrs.
Warren spent several days last «reels
and Sunday at their home in Park
street. Mrs. Warren returned to Bos-
$ton. and Mr. Warren to camp, Sunday
evening.
With the advent of spring, the auto-
mobile business between New Canaan
and the suburban towns and cities will'
be coming into its own. It is said that
Peter Chick and Joe. Riley will have
charge of a line to Norwalk. The Red:
‘Star will be back on the Job. {elson
'13me having taken out a license toI
ply between Norwalk and other places.‘
‘Jtld'son Bulkley has kept up the seer
ice all winter and given the best ofi
To De beam at the Palace Th“
Thursday and Friday in Addition m
the Usual Vaudeville Program
CHAINS YOUR till
MAKES ll Billlllfll, ,
died of pneumonia last month.
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