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» \_ Thrilling Scenes in Serial at the Pal-
ace Theatre Tomorrow .l
. M the MCI! Hand approaChea
Dario she struggled to loosen the
hands. lie ubinds her and she leaps
ID. She psalms that the Hidden
xii-hid intends to kill her. one at-
tempts to escape but is caught and,
knocked to the floor in the mm'
episode of 'Pathe's “The Hidden
“and," at the Palace Theatre to;
non-ow. . i
The Hidden Hand overpowers Doris
and is about to shoot the poisonous
gas from his Gauntlet ‘ of Death as
Ramsey rushes in. He immediately
leaps through the window. She
”oaks: "i thought you were dead. it
must have been your double." Doris
plainly sees that the letter she receiv'
- ed was a forgery. As Ramsey is about
'peaalssetoa
to take Doris in his arms, the lesions
Verda enters. .
Now that Ramsey has located .the
Hidden Hand's den, be determines to
hlow it up. Sneaking into the cave
._ he inserts a stick of dynamite into the.
glpper pan. of. the roof. Attachinl
‘wires to tho'ilick. Ramsey runs then.
' under the ground to his room. The,
Hidden ‘l-land, unseen by Ramsey, has
followed him back to the Whitney
home. snotty WVarda he in
structs berto lead Doria to the den.
Not suspectingflerda. Doris falls an
easy victim. Her chance atria-s.
96 16
”Verde mm" ‘ stick and Mt dog the strong cast headed by ’Florence.
ms after it, followed by Doris. The
stick lands at the entrance of the-den
moment.
Ramsay pulls down the rack bar.
The dynamite explodes. tumbling
down the overhanging lodge. Doris
is entered with the wreckage. After
struggling desperately Doris is able
to raise her head from the dirt. she
is almost suffocated with the smoke
nmblle. Dr. may. who is aa-
xaged to Doris, sneaks up the stairs
and into Ramsey's room. Heinquircs
absinthe instrument on the tablesnd
monadvisoshinthatbohad W
' out-u sills atom
. m m MOI to
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vel and the despair of the rival pro-
ducing mason along ”dway who
We tried in rah to learn the secret.
in to case of "Oh. lady. Lady!"i
Messrs. Elliott and Comatock have
.simply followed the recipe of “Oh _ A
lioy"—£ clover story. hrlsbt lines.
catchy music by Jerome horn, an at-
mosphere of daintineas. smart mod
era was. the prettiest iris and the
but cast obtaiudio—olly is their
latest production, they have actually
surpasned even their own best record.
"Oh Boy." incredible _as that lay
”an.
in “Oh. WV min." the brilliant
cast includes Carrol Notional. Viri-
onle Susi, Florence Shirley. llargarw
et Dale, Carl Randall. Mwsrd Abelol.
Harry c. Browne. Reginald Moron.
and another f‘boonr chorus" which
seems to be the pick and cream oi
this year’s crop of pulchritude. ‘
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PALM}: THEATRE TODAY
Lina Cavalieri. renowned prima don-
ns and famed as a beauty. has at last
rejoined the ranks of film actresses
and her first production. may; for
{Paramount under the expert direction ever been seen upon the W.
of Emile Chautard will be 'shown at
Jtho Palace Theatre today.
This is “The Eternal Temptress"
by lime, Fred, de Gresnc. The story
dcalé with beautiful Cordelia Bonsio
(Cavalieri). at the opening of the
story and princess living in modern
Neuico and playing with the alter:
tious of men as n cat plays idly with‘
its vict_ima._ One oi her most fervent
"lovers was young Harry Aithrop. son
of a distinguished American diplomat.
An Austrian nobleman, desiring to
obtain possession of an important
document which would give him
knowledge at italy's position in the
present war (before ltaly had ioinod
forces with the Allies). plays upon
l-larry's love by making him insanely
jealous of a young Austrian Aid.
Count Rudolph. ,
The way they take advantage of his
mad affection for Cordelia all ,ioroo
him to steal the documents they do}
sire, and the manner in which Cor,
delta, at last really in love. saves
:boih Harryand her country's honor. advance,
makes it photoplay of throbbing vital
interest. ‘
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u(JHU CHIN CHOW" A NOT 0!
BUCGESB AT THE CENTURY
. “Chu Chin Chow," now in the sixth
month of its phenomenal usual at
the beater-v Theatre-New 'vo‘vh. eon-
ilnues to draw oVerilowlng crowds.
The remarkable success of this beau-
tiful musical “tale of the East" has
been the big feature of the theatrical
season in New York. The gorgeous
stage settinga.‘the brilliant costumes,
Reed and Tyrone Power. and the pic-
torial “slave market of Banded"
talked about. “Chu Chin Chow" has
enioyed sensational. prosperity at ‘the
Century, but there must be as end to
all thing, so that isteadios patrons
who have postponed seeing this lit
‘perb spectacle. would do well to or-
der seats at once. ,
- There will be an extra holiday chilo
area's matinee ou the alumnus of
Easter Monday. April lot. when the
best seatsjwiilbe only 81. There is
"also-a suburban nations at popular
,mlusnvuy Wetland”. at 250 to 31.
the moat nation every Iaturdar.
'of a proposed war tax,
and
‘ and Doris decides to venture in: Bel the “fashion show” have been much:
. having it to be the proper
osmium” muaoav m awhwug mg.
“‘4‘ 2», "'0‘ m.
ums admin in die linear» or
Love.” all Will-n 0. “art in
“Horn and Hoots"
id hole in! that-Wil’ '
splsnd I"! P v at Asuthera'aay cups in this town!
It 77" " mane-tics than-nailed
is was fills Wainwrm‘m “MO-Iv hr mans-i. in
in it in a nod our. monument. “finding-suns,
whom we have known in tinioo'lllll dolor m W M Washlpm
as a leasing woman at great ability 9- 0.. climate to fiance. nipped, .m,
and beauty. The play is one that 0""! bulbous-months...
deals with the career of an W- M Baal buses Gunter street and
iuarygia‘wh «thrown into immwmw,.
vortex oi‘iife anions gold seekers of p M sills mock nouns, no”)...
the north. . gummoaoriam_iro¢.m_m-
The play is tail of tkrillins cerIifll-i iridium", “soothe Pan w
stone!- and Myolmnmtlfl. fl litmus“ fourteen-Hooper
and itgivea opportunlir for many un- hour. when one 0! the heavy mou-
usual and brilliant mass. it is done stern. or its drivor. thought we r",
in the fashion that has brousht lame tool of navel between the warrnnite
to the name of
WHEN! All voua can! :
linm li'o'x has mode will appear
the theses! Thus“. on interior.
noun. Miss the thepofl earth gave a, ”a
The director of this play l- ” driver. truck and cam. which rod;
Lloyd. who made such his victims as stated at one hos of «Wt g" u»
“a Tale of Two Cities."'whicii is on truck, mu my ”I.“ ind m m-
of the must
it is said that some of the below“ ”m ht waist and as taken to
“in“ l“ "l“ 9‘” We ”e" V‘" “HW- cafe where tin...c10minl..wu3
u” screen "i an entirely '" '“ykiven him and he left the scene of thei' i
zwaidln'rnnaicniordue Him;
Nails and Asm- udriaaa. Mr. and
and um there are our Inn-N 1°". catastrophe. Thedriver of do. of the
lures which will make the “Wu“ accompanying trucks telephoned to'
one long to he WM-
' who sent two teat'cau‘ full of 9“ iron
repair to ward. strand.3 Um m.” the M .W m“
now rout. larch tantalum m -
Wt lssu'ss’ cour‘ ”L ”who“ m m he" and "“9.
"2:30 6' m-F ‘ 'mflll’ then sent six more trucks
prising the WI group were responsive
to a fair datum! at the opening hf or;
day's Stick Marni. Gains of .almmsti
i.
i in 2 rotate vue inadoiu the in limited, except miicemen. One '
halfhnur iv: ilnidwln momma r'nd l'
Bethlehem and (‘llliflblo Steels. also “M“ ‘ mm“ burl-s a New York
General Motor! and American Star. 17.; “an“ number “led- Where all the
3. Steel. Murine Preferred, American;c‘t’p‘d"""':a l“ W5 Mn. and a by-
('an l'cn'nl Mother and unload rd .3 "l 0" Manned him no cops were
. . . needed at this end of the town. The)
trcleum gnlnml lzrge fractions. mun ‘-
Paciiic an-l needing were strong. tut "'0 needed at the och" e“ oi the
New Hal/cu was heavy. uberty lit-Mr . m" {or raids once. in a while,
V , Trmc '33 “PM?” for an hour while
re irregular. , .
we 15, Wall Simt.‘ “'0 ”’8 iron bard was being extricat-
an roux, March ’ .
Noon—Specialties were subjected in. °d “‘0'“ h“ muddy bed, and still not a
irregular reversals after their early , 9°” in “5M ““0!!! 5 h. In. the sub-
due to the hem-eds of raill ; marine was at last lighted, and as the
and metals. Canadian Pacific roasted'mflor semed no worse for its muddy
almost 4 points. presumably mullet“!!! it was turned around and allowed
New Haven't! ‘ I new driver to run it back to Bridge-
lbe prospec- port to. have a few springs m
decline was attributed to ‘
'adjusted. By this time several head-
tive oilerinizs of the M" "“9".“
stock and T866310” of a point in load:
ing 0099073 seemed to emanate irom‘also business men, touring cars. large
“on “m”. Toward noon the gen-l and small. jitneys. and limousines and
oral list strengthened stein. warts-g truck; of a7] since and carrying ui.
sucs.‘ shlpll’nfl “a stout! featuring kinds of cargo as well an license num-
the further advance. Liberty 3 14'“i born from several neighboring states
sold at 97.30 to 97.“). First 4's at 96.20! but still no cops. Several onlookers
to 96.24 and Second 4's at 96.06 10: took the opportunity to play thé port
, . of a trailic oflicer. ’
One of the jokes asked. at the ex-
pense of the poor driver and his un-
’ [fortunate truck. was the driver teat
. ,——- _' ing the truck to see if it till! a
3...”... i... .1... .m .. m... i > '° °“ °"
crs' Day through the United sum.” the waves of the broad Atlantic, if the
is to be busy on that date, conveying ship should encounter a
be a Warm" “:3: 33m submarine, or was-ho a Ger-
. Chief Bangor Wil- . ~
Ham '1‘. lovers, of Bridgeport. looks. A Crest. about~ want u, from the
forward to Connecticut tanking a good crowd as they any the ill-fated truck
showing. At the meeting of Coming.” landed on the 017 "mm!
. ,0! A.. held last evening a.
Narruh. 1" sixty members were "y once more. and still no cop toicin in.
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FOREG‘I’ERS TO HAVE GABN’MOV'Ia
' / DRIVE.
lites of p _
mud to work on that day. Over AN NWTED-ON-wom
20.000 Miami-s of America are now
' ' 1f the United States my;
$3.02th NC “We is to i, R 60!! 1’0 HAPPY
an...” and have acne that the order: .
p sack of than. Th! '3' WI "Pointer," tho drenched dog at the
”in“. Central station is no moro._
w‘ of M31 “Pointer."wlio has followed the fire
for the past thirteen years. was
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Q.
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m If“.
William Plus and it is and the loans Along Go'swamp was:
.m” ”WM“ 0'“! “In toiled.“ ”‘1"..le w” m m m CUM--
Mane of a collision zetween p
brilliant things that I” water of m well known swamp. 'i‘icl
idrivar. whose name is withheld. was'
’ths liocomoblle works of Bridgeport;
unlit and
.During this time a large crowd of in? ’
tiuwvmo ououuos.
w
m sh ran- up
American and Frencht’iroops high-
isshsiii _ M
0! ills, . 41am (la-aid
. the Americans first entered
e trenches last November.
& bath the We distill
WON the American artillery has
been ”I my “ll no lbs
German’s-limo. Northwest-
TollL w plsns for a gas
tackagain Were frustrated who
thsAmrriaaa 'giiauors damaged
into groups of gas M“
which ho! lion placed 'at petition.
German batteries, trenches. wire
entanglements and other ordinary
”in are being harassed by the
heavy Arc of the America».
Fighting activity on the British
front from Yprcs south toward
Ana's continues at a ital-p pitch.
0n the hitherto quiet sector be-
tween Armentiercs and Vermelies,
about 15 miles, German artillery
fire continues intense as it has been
for several days past. A ntnmg
German detachment stumped a
raid on this front, but was thrown
back by the Portuguese. 0n the
southern ond of the Yprcs sector,
Australian troups have been suc-
cessful in raids into enemy lines
and .in‘ropoising German raiding
patina. There has been. heavy
artillery firing on the French from
and the French have repulsed
three German raids.
.LONIDN, March i5.~—’l'wenty-
v v
naval vows-l and the British steam-
ship Rathmorc. Survivors have
been landed at Kingston, inland.
by destroyers.
oar—*-
U. 8. MY $0013
LEARN NEW DRILLSi
(Continual from raga One).
gone through. Plight new member”
were shinedto the troop at the last!
meeting and a number are expectedi
this evening. '
, The was that m. troop of boys in ‘ did Lollies "2m. 1.... mm... block. “MI-mem- '
doing is for the welfare of the m3
_ it toaehcsfheboysmuch’
thatwillheonful, tothomlnlslerlifei
“Have spectators had comma-6,1 brides giving them. a grounding in the;
All classed or “gum.“ were 'repro i rudiments of being a soldier.
_ Captain Teticy in an ex-nnuy man..
having served about ten years with va-‘
rioud branched of the «Nice and!
knows Just what is pod and what is'
not good for his command.
5 "Universal service is inevitable."
,Capt. Talley said today. while discun‘
{sing his troop will a Sentinel report-l
er." and the flora fact that these bov-
‘ ‘ 9f mine are mm“ 1.33M“, 'viirlous) a furlough from bk duties in the
i drills. and all new drills ‘nnd orders as?
; fast as they are issued by the govern}
meat means that when they become
the age w re they will have to go out
they will not enter upon. their period
of enforced service as a‘mere private
. but will be either commissioned ofll-'
corn or "new" 3
The idea is a pond one and the boysf
‘whommonhmoithetroopnroen-g
i Mastic over the plan and are doing.
.aii that they can to bring in other“
;hoys. The United States army drills
men' from the moo were on the scene, ; are contacted by military exports to ba‘ 35m 00-. l. 1, 9,, iron Terry. is gpenJ. trim whicli have announced
~iho beat of their hind and they not'
are conducive to good living and good
calm. . ' '
i In .mi
lmeinheos oi the troop become that one
drill a week is not enough for than.
‘the 19th. , -
ilNDIC'l'MIlll‘l'l‘B _
'n
today against thirty-live alleged mem-
hers of the Industrial Workers oi the
World. Wiihpnly one exception the
indicted most are now under arms
and some have been interned for the
duration of the war"
in mm llliii '
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mutant fool has. no oil-cams is
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mm .
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uni-arms» consensus
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NOIVIALK sourii uoawntu .
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lhiswoakst then residence. Sea a”;
William B. Hubbell. Commodore B Cubs been purchased bv F. l. lanes. d
‘ only "put a spine in span" 'ut they!
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so enthusiastic have the~
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Juicy are to have two drills a '“kqicompany.
{bacon Tuesday nights and one on Fri-f;
lady nights. beginning next crud.” ceived here by local friends.
! Mr. and Mrs. George Sheldon, Miss'mmci is to hold
, g A. W. Reynolds. and Mr. Sheldon's fa-‘ school district and l
FOR I. W. WIS:
. i log in New York.
WICHIT‘A, Kass. March 16.——l'ad~<
era) indictments were returned here:
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Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order or} —CAMERAS'* ‘ ‘
gUniied American Men, is to meet this{ . , i
evening as usual. An extra meeting. Photo Supplies ‘
for this evening has been scheduied. re to i
and all members are redirected to at- DOVE Your films B? I
' m Be Developed
—aedunei Want ao- are Winners. an” MY Walled
Inst mien, slim; Sick, my, ‘
ll Jams [Donnelly's Victmlu depart.-
~91 {meal is now upon for resin” busi—
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Forum Vague. in to start a raid tour-
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Presto-rs WWII, x0,
SOCIETY loam-t on My evening.
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. ‘ hurts Wish .lapdgr. Nu 4‘3, 1.
0, o. P, in Mind in liolr. ;. '25:.
We could this cumin.
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'.lw Normal; Hospital held thrir rezo-
lui mining in mm uteri-(v a.
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Tin: adjourned meeting of 17W direc-
ears I)! the ”J“ W “Mir
""""'D""C‘Wm” in arid or man the Noflalk cm
“I“ . b. of M 'm'n“ flinch may aha-noon. Ian-b it, at to.
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Buiritt avenue. h hour :1 their re . .
0‘ minus. Thane M incl-l- no house ‘ior-eriy occupied W
ed: Ir. and Ira. sonnet Taylor, ”13.1”.C. w. labor. in Funa— meet.
Weeks». Mn. and Mrs C. W. Weh‘muu‘m avenue. and is nor.
(bliss- hiabsl. I.“ ad pad. ping repairs. .
Wash. Ir. and Ira. Charles stein-n """"
nude:-
—Toniormw (Saturday'i is the last
dsv of our Hg sale on men‘s shoes.
- underwenr. shirts. net-kwear.
It would pay mix t.
W! Airli‘h, P. 0.
‘ tnrt. South Non!
“m mills their regrets walk. is
at Hau‘uo’sbieco attend and; m in? . ____...——- . m w.
neiis. Mrs. Sahiord received a number: The Bey Scouts of Amati: 1:! he“
°' my Wile presents. The par... night in complete the deial . .
broke up long after the small hours of dill]? for the sale of Thritt ‘izamm
the mum. ‘ Only registered scouts mm M p
in this campaign. so it behom'es 1“.
The many friends of Lawrence Pauli boys ‘0 “mum
will be interested in learning that be. i f" l '
is expected in South Norwalk before', The Norwaik High mm") or Q
' , ' log
'I”; b ketbali five broke into the mun
m or a. ' “"9! m ‘ extant last night. when they defeated
untangle-brook five on the Hillsidd
court by the score of um 12 in;
fast exciting contest whose mitten.
was ever in doubt until the finals
w . The victory ' war _, doubly,
In. W. I. noose. Mr. and Ira Robert punts.
M °' W300“. and lilac Gertrude hats. caps. (-lc
Mm There were sown: letters give us a rail.
'terlnaaters’ Department of the Army in
Florida. in‘conaectlou with his asso'
station with 1. 31. Dayton a 00.. inc.
Poatals and letters have been re tie W 7 _ admit!
eeived from ‘ Deutenant Freeman'sweflv '0' m Wbrwzdi‘x‘to thl
Light, son of Judge and Mrs. John H. , istercd a rather severe 1a a“
' rt whi
“shown; is with the United States News“ “mm“ “ ”M
a o. the ghnbrook court. I . l
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expeditionary iorcss in France.
school .il'l'.
their ‘inl
a". '1“ do so for til.
Corporal William v. Tooker or the This flesh! on "M"
in: a few dorsv-{mlough at the home mug; at m .
of his parents. Mr. and, Mrs. George, purpose of electing district’comnugea;
Took” 1" PM ‘Iiiln and to take mil action as u
' G ' be necessary toenabie the districts
’- I If M Cell
Edward W. Board of the 39“,, flat take over the ' Thhe 3:,me
is "enjoying himself on bls't‘e; School district 1. to“: “cm.“
California trio. according to word re m an ”aging, The . , r “a
:dlstrlct is to old a meeting. lhe e
i also he in meeting d the Union 3: .
sneetiamhare will
various orhel
titer. of Pennsylvania. havsvbeen visit-' meetings. ‘
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