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mm till it
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Today -—____- _ __ _ __
‘ Emily Stevens ‘1 in“ men Paramount initiate m
which is being shown at the Palace
Theatre today. With a large company
,of actors. cameranien, directors, and
lothers, Halakawa travelled from San
i Francisco to Honolulu for the filming
;of this production. Both hills lsooniir.
iwho appeared with Hayskawa in “The
In a Metro Wouderplay
"“Alils rm. lesson”
0 $Hearst-Pathe News and a
Keystone Comedy
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lsuppo e in n ‘ e cre
lM.r}9‘:e£ut:t (‘23:: :are to be found in the cast, which in-
u z a a, , ” ‘rludes many of the screen's most not
/ Bab 3 Diary inlar players Other numbers on the
program are the latest Hearst Pathe
News and out of the “Girls You;
A-Know" series entitled “The Blid9.'
produced by America's foremost illus~
trator. James Montgomery Flagg.
Wednesday—Wallace Reid in
the Paramount, “The Hostage."
Thursday and Friday—Mabel Nor-
:iand in Goldwyn Feature, "Dodging
a Million."
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i REGENT THEATRE TODAY
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“Alias Mrs. Jessop," a Metro Wonder;
play, Starring Emily
Stevens
A sensational raid on a f'lshinn'lllle
humbling den is shown in the Metro
wonderplay, “Alias Mrs. Jessop," star
5
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transom . wellabletotalege'elthem_
NEW HWPITAL whlehdovslv'essss'ibsr.' Attic”
out time, lrg. MM is selecting a
number of team captains and members
ofteamswhowillasslstiathework
The hospital booklet which has just “MM: an city. Already some
been issued contains an interesting es-I gratifying responses have been met in
planation of why the new Howells-the '0“ M “1,me my Ill
hospital is to be called a “general" host will join in “5 my when the W
Dim» itime arrives. Fifty thousand dollars
"Evidently the many people who ask is the ml of money desired, and it
this question do not know the troubles1 is the hope of the committee that this
and difficulties of the new hospital ‘3'”; sum '1“ be exceeded and the institu-
terprise, the greatest of which is now.‘ lion PM on its feet fl‘hg’gt the com:
and has been from the beginning, that mencgmem of its career '
a large majority of'the people in the, hon, time to time, “Mum;
community have regarded the hospital: '1“ he made of the gm which have
as a "private affair"—-an eaclusivef been selected by Mrs. McGregor and oi
place—and consequently they did “0" the districts in Which they will oper
see why they should contribute to its ate. When the actual drive begins.
“WW" it can be truthfully “id in" the figures will be given in the news
this has been the greatest single hall POP?" from day to 45,, showing the
dicap with which the management of
the new hospital enterprise has had
to contend," “says the. booklet. !
"General" is to advise the whole the fun idra or in rsponsiblllty and
community that ”1‘3 i" ' “0‘9““ {0" with an apprciation of the call oi hu-
everybodywrich and poor alike. “Gen manlty They are content thfl their
era!" is helping us immensely in mak- efforts will meet with success. They
ing progr. ss. and it is the true and up; feel that the new
propriate title for the new hospital, " eventually be a credit and a help to
u "nits the pleasing statement.
The new building under construction feel that the people need the hospital
(Continued from First Page).
Today. Monday
Sessue Hayakawa in
. ‘ “Hidden P earls”
And Jalnes Montgomery Flagg
_Presents
“The Bride”
His Latest Film Satire "
also the
Hearst Pathe News
Tomorrow
“Uneasy Money”
Featuring Taylor Holmes
The star with the contagiOus
lie. in an ultra picture that will
give you seventy the minutes of
10v.
IT WILL SATISFY
THE MOST CRITY.’
‘AI.
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ii Till THEATRES
PALACE TUESDAY
f .-at Fol‘tune Brings Woe to Taylor
Nolmss i
. ny story or motion picture in which
‘ action centers around mopey~a
" of money—is bound to be interest
:i And such a theme, enacted by
for Holmes, the inimitable comedy
or. Is bound to be unusually inter-
! ’llIK
“Uneasy Money" is plcturised from
the story of the same name, by P. G.
Wodehouse, . that ran serially in the
Saturdav Evening Post. Ten million
, people read it; twenty million others
henrd its amusing situations discuss-
' ed.
The picture adds humor and excite
; ment to the story. Taylor Holmes as
1 .. the placid,- the gullele’ss. the honest.
young English Lord suddenly be
oucathed a fortune merely because he
befriended on old fogey millionaire, is
most unhappy. Primarily, because he
believes wealth is vulgar and especial.
lv unpleasant and distasteful when
'- "that wealth one. feels should go to an-
other—a beautiful though poor young
American woman.
' is a commodious, convenient and con-
tplete modern plant. housed in a than
iproof building of extollen'. construc-
ring wonderful Entity Stevens, which
will be shown at the Regent Theatre!
. Th exciting scenes were stag
Sid: a msssive oak set erected in lion. it ‘3 planned to tCt‘ommodat.j
replica of a notorious gambling denislxty patients. There are six private
well known on the police blotter The rooms, with bath adjoining; seven
walls were 0‘ thick oak panels and. double rooms; four wards of three
the door has doubly barred
uine roulette w heel and other equip-
ment of a tvplcal parlor of chance‘
was used in the spirited plai. there are two main operating rooms
Lillian Ford (Emily Stevensl ar-6with the newssary auxiliary rooms':
lives at the den after midnight and ‘ and on the first floor, near the side cu-
is greatly fascinated by the 913959 trance. is an accident word, with smtil
She place» her bets Ind Willi "WW ler operating room. sterilizing room
times. Sounds outside the door on iaud recovery room
nounce the raiding police 3'9" Separated from all else is a conta
body Kalil)! as the raiders batter d°‘”‘ glous ward, with glazed partition
the heavy (1001 The 00°11‘93“" where patients can be observed with.
proprietor hustles Lillian and her out contact There is an X-ra'y suite:
three friends toward a 8?"?! exit also an eye clinic; a pathological late
He pushes it conccali’d 5“"0“ “M " oratory; a padded cell and a mortu
immediately "“93 ‘ panel Iry. Maternity cases are well provld
—--—-—-——‘———" ed for; besides the wards, is a deliver
ncosuv THEATRE TOMORROW groom and a babies ward. There 3r:
six solaria. all sleamvheated and a
. promenade dock on the roof.
ward and two quiet rooms.
Marquerite Clark in the Paramount
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Picture. "3", ’ Diary An automatic electric elevator rl re:
A nuieltv that is unifiur in “I to any desired iioor, when the corre
forest is the Paramount thOPl‘V' spondlng button is pressed. The cor-
”Bah's illary" from the famous star]: ridors are seven feet wide and one
by Mary Roberto Rlnehart which My hundred and tony feet long. The main
pear-ed in the Saturday Evening Post public entrance is in the center of the
Bob, the pretty be“ “M W front, and there is an ambulance ené
heroine tells of he} "perish“! '“h trance at one end and a service 9
a family which Will‘s" "‘ treating trance at the other'end The large‘en-
her as a little girl and “me" “he pref trance hall opens to aspacious board
ty thoroughly "mm?“ b‘ ”mtmdmg room, an office. the elevator and the
to be engali" d to “0mm“? they had stair. There are three tire proof
never Ret'fl- The ""9“ are taken from stairs cut off from the halls b hr
the original book and "w" charm doom-I: ’ '3
lies in the ("0" 399m” and ”we There is a main kitchen; also three
chagrnblof'gllgbf':r;w'l:m:crih:t£ 13km: dirt kitchens; a uurses‘ dining room;
pro 8 V two servants' dinin ‘ rooms: a ms-
of filming a diary, “'3” by page, 2‘” iron'ii suite; a super‘intendlng nurse's
been adopted “Babs Diary. 8"" ng room; room for visiting nurses; three
rite Clerk, will be shown to- '
33:5): at the Regent Theatre. -°"d"""l’ rooms; and toilet rooms.
BANKS HAVE FEW ENEMY nouns ‘
ln-
mvly supplied
The boiler room. laundry and six to.
March ll —Nauon “"9 MP mm m in I building my
nfted States hold an"? from the hospital. but connected
comparatively few bonds of the enemy "y “ Kali”? and from this gallery.
governments. Comptroller Williams “8 into the hill, is a cold root cellar
todav made public figures showin! 0‘ ““1““ “WC"!
Th9 Krounds are planned for future
WASHlNlTON.
al banks of the U
A gm I ';beds four wards of six beds: a babies
in the operating unit on the top floor
' Bathrooms. start-rooms and closets aro'
a h‘ h has been no .
"17.33.... and the "Egg mi may be he can show you how to get .-
the drive are entering the work with _ g . ' 'I"
Immediate Relief -. -
Everybody’ is invited to take advantage of this camp 's'
tional opportunity to get the services of a foot specialist 'l'
institution will without cost. I I
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“'9 W“ °‘ ~"°""“L ”'“r' "V Examination and Advice FREE :':
and that it will pay for any edort mild? ' Let the expert examine those feet of yours and tell ':'
by proving of assistance in times oi you just what will give you absolute comfort. You need I I
stress. never have a hurt or a pain or a foot discomfort of any nature.- .' .
MAYO oars LICENSE Ill
av avaurono all
Will Wed Miss Lie—arwmrsury. For. M02. Sch 0’] .:. .
mer Stenographer. Who Figu'ed I I
in the Sensational bevel. . I
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STAMFORD, March , ll.-lfisll&ncel§ Science has found the means to put an end to every foot I I I
of a marriage license to Virginia- 1. J. defect, and this expert understa ndshow tochoose exactly what I
Mayo, a New Haven manufacturer” mindlvldualcasemuim l.l
and Lois D, Waterbury, who Silo Kll’t‘ Mink! I I I I I I I I I I I I
her address as New Haven, recalls the while to see if you W -..'.-.'I"'_ l _- .l-I-l.
suicide at New Haven in 1915 of Lil 3
lion May Cook, a steamer our;
played in Mayo's once. The name of
Lois Waterbury was first linked with
that of Mayo in the investigation of;
the stenogranher's death which caused:
a big sensation at be into. '
llavo was absolved by the Connect
tlcut state's attorney of criminal re:
sponsibllity for her death. but the lu-‘.
quiry brought to ligh'. for the first
time the story of his affairs with vari-5
ous women. i
Trips to Brooklyn I
it developed that he made weekly
trips to Brooklyn, where he spent
most of his tiniest ahousehbowlod
in a fashionable sectionnrhlch'ias oe-
copied by a woman known as f‘llrs.
Dudley." With her were two children
she acknowledged were hers. “lira.
Dudlef' proved to be like Water-
bury, once a stempher for Mayo.
Then came the discovery by Mrs.
Florence Mayo of Scranton that his-
yo was the man she had married in
1890 when he was a widower with one
rhild. She charged that he deserted
her a few years later, leaving her with
three little girls to support. She di-
vorced him. :
When the Mrs. Mayo in Scranton _ ‘ ‘_ ~ «that.
claimed him as her husband, first , s call-be I“ oil as on. areas a: ”(MIDI Ti
Wilholrnlnia Mayo. who had supposv . . L
ed herself his wife for several years,~ . _ . E
sued him for breach of promise and
was awarded a verdict of 8100000
damages last October. She also met'
(Mayo while working for him as stenv:I
cgrapher
Stereoplicon Views
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A Foot Expert
is at this Store all day
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TODA Y
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He is loaned to usby Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, of Ch III
' the noted foot authority, and is a member of his Staff. .'.
willbehere only until fl.
Wednesday 5:00 P. M. '2':
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comfort.
II S I I I I I I I I .I I I I I I I It I I I I I I I.
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This expert on the human foot' is here to give you foot
No matter what the cause of your foot troubles
haveany iootbotber
FREE LECTURE
Anatomy of ill0 Foot and hypica
Tonight, 8:00 P. M. M Our Store
Keeler’s Shoe Store
RAILROAD ASKING
RATS INCREASE.
WAS HINWTI'ON. larch
pert, Vancouver,
lt.—’l‘he
Pacific and-Arctic Railway and Navi-
gation company last week asked the
Interstate Commerce Commission for
permission to make increeses ranging
from fifty cents to $8.25 per ton in
class rates no mining machlnory. fuel
oil and ore increases ranging from 81.
to “:30 per thousand feet on lumber
between Seattle. Tacoma, Prince Ru-
Victoria and San
Francisco and points in Alaska, Bri-
tish Columbia and Yukon territory.
M'LEAN AUDITORIUM DEDICATED. ' tleipeted by in by “to. W
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. near here, was Philadelphia, in memory of her an.
formally opened and dedicated today flout. Warden McLean, who was hul-
dress by Surgeonfieneral William C. onccr's’ training “WP " m 0'"
Gorgas of the army, and a review par {150M
AsAgeAdvaaoestheuverIleig:
seminal hit “was. CARTER?
LIVER mumootss‘ma‘nou.
Us
Weak
nan denounces 3“ interest in “'9 653.? 00 bonds of foreign governments:
money. then. what can a chap’ do but of the total only 3709’ 000 being securt
force her to take at least half of it. "a of Germany or Austria- -Hungary
7"." 3° "Kicked "'e Y0“! 3" loin" foreign securities held by the
1mm banks amounted to :69 990, 000 making
‘ 'Bis ““9“ of the girl his adventures the total of foreign securities $350,-
ou a New England chicken farm, his 644 000 'as compared with ’29., 236.000
quaint courtship, all serve to show up on' November 11 1916 and 3168 600.000
Taylor Holmes' ability to its greatest May 1' 1916.
rioverness. Palace Theatre Tuesday.
But when this Young American wo- that on December 31 banks had 3280‘.
'Estructed that it can be added to in a
extension at the rear. The front is Mayo was reputed to have amassedi
well adapted for a handsome terraced a fortune in automobiles and in ll"
approach, and will be appropriately tents on radiator devices.
planted to make a beautiful setting for: __
Ilavld W. lay-sail .
the hospital. '
The new hospital will be worthy of
Norwalk in every regard. it is ample
to take care of the needs of the city
. for some years to come and is so con-
Tel. Office, was: House 0”.
, 27 WASHINGTON 81'.
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New Records for
March Out Today
CHATTANOOOA, elm, March 11— Nicole-ears. The” was» ;
The Warden McLean Auditorium at built by lrs. Willi-"11' IBM ‘» ‘
with a program that included an ad- Gd ll | fall from his ”0"” at the lrst .
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Remington all other:
makes, sold. rented. I
repaired. Rent: is “t
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BEBUIL‘I’ TY'PEWRITERS :ach or bowels, how much your head
; aches, how miserable anu nncom-i
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ipation, indigestion, biiiousness and
. ”r J n. Mallety‘aluggish bowels-you always get re-
, , O 0 , ‘llef with Cascarets.
. 3 Don't let your stomach, liver a’nd
DENTIST lbowels make you miserable. Take
' iCascarets tonight; put an .. to the
18's. lainlt. lo. Retirements. headache, hiliousness, dissoness ner-
.lvousness, sick. sour, sassy stomach.
m.“11:fln.n..7to.9.II-"Md cold, offensive breath and all oth
-— ‘r- {or distress; cleanse your inside or-
a you n" m m' guns of all the bile, gases and consti-
om outed matter which is producing the
mm.' m misery.
a? ' A ill-cent bog means health. happi-
in", ‘mm ”00“,, noss and a clear head for months. All
spawn narration. 'drusstsu an cue-m om form
mm ‘1', the children-their little insides need
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pbmoolsy. "Hidden Pearls? '3‘“ ‘9 i . " ’ M shine, Love and Rap will
PUBLIC AUTCTION
HOUSEHOLD GOODS :
The Undersigned will sell at Public
Auction at
The Late Gen. Nelson Taylor;
estead
OIII
42 Taylor Avenue, South Norwalk. Ct.
Thursday. March 14.1918
Commencing at 10 a. or. sharp and,
Continuing until Sold i
The following high-class lot of For-
eign and Domestic l-‘urnlturcz— ‘
White Enameled Bedstcads. Mat-i
lresses. Wicker Beds, Leather Parlor!
Suite. (.‘hiffouiers. Parlor and Hall Mir:
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Carpets. Runners, Mission Dining
Suite, Book Case, Venetian Gold Par-g
lor Suite (live pieces). Venetian Cary-j
'«l Hall Bench, Electric Lamps. ltalfi
,lan Royal Chairs. Kitchen Range, Gas
illove, Kitchen Utensils. Chairs, Writ-‘
g Tables. Bed Quilts. Blankets. and
many other articles.
Much of this furniture is carefully
reproduced from the fine art of thet
world's best masterpieces. t
Goods ready for inspection at I: no
a ui., day of sale
Sale per order of Mrs. Henrietta‘
Bayes.
ptpmess into every homo—records we
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