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loleetlou by moneys-tannin . no“ of the "R I out w, I. M, mm o, m, “Hun spreadiasof the realisation of the
5 . 'of-doors lathe vicinity of lake modern state Council of Defense. em. wfimifli’zgiwh rungs:
MR! {George New York. and while “on loca- pressing the W! ”W0"! 0‘ tho, “in ‘ r” ibilit ham“ his
w tion” the will!!! was obliged to extension of state council of defense tmae N" “High“ mmwili‘ _
Wuderpls picnic in the sleet tater-is! manner- work in all citie- "‘ “W” b’ 9” m“ :iet; Worse e phasi“ metx
1' ' um . y . When lunch time arrived it was lll‘ creation of community defense coun- ”Tm our m e Lotie'um:
“An American Widow" uslly discovered that something in: oils. This plan of eon-m"! New :mwme‘i, on, canon” .
Hearst Paths News and a pomnt had been left out of the ham- councils was proposed for the entire . _ .——— -
‘ Keystone Comedy pars and one day when it happened to country recently by late Council of Na- '
--—- ‘he the spoon- missing, dark despair tional Mensa. Gumecticut h“ had. ticURING 'LAA::: .FOR THE t
“ WNW "‘0 COED“? '0': there '15 the plan in operation for months. — , to
Tuesday ‘ marrow, March ls.—ileo A.
- Fl“ ‘ dd! ‘ colee, ice cream (slightly melted ‘1 There is a community council in every .
f thfgiumme m 133?”! l is true and other spoonable “Dbl"- town in Connecticut. Some of theta givenigdtmfl 4”. meet: :1: “rot“: 1:?
I . HWai s u Pauline “9‘9”“ “m ‘0 “‘0 rescue. are known as town committees of the mt ”I Da'vidmfllder as "id“??? iii
“A a BM” however. with the suggestion that tiny defense council. and others have been men ° tative to secure com t: t‘="
Vietnam B rk in the “tempt to subsitute large leaves reorganized into war bureaus, a local :3?" the isms of Connecticu’: n {’5
Paramount ’Picturo “1:. erupts“ This was done with most amusing re organisation representing the State If alder has ha d "Wm m, ex]. ;
ouaklias Torry." suits. “The Hunsry Heart" will ”9 Defense Council that is formed along " ’9 l
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Thursday and Friday—The Sen- l'°"
national Photoplay "auuorvr" "
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PALACE THEATRE
Jack Pickford in Another “Tom Saw-
of the role, yet a story complete in it-
self, which he plaved in “Tom Saw
yer." The irrepressible Tom,
and abetted by his friend the disrepu-
table Huck Finn, overhears gravero
bers at their grewsome task and is an
unwilling witness of a murder. Late:
episodes show the well-remembered
on...
list. 2:15: Evening
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6:45 and 8:30
Today—Monday—Today
Jack Pickford in
“Huck and.Tonl”
—-and—
Pearl White in.
“Hearts Entangled”
And the Latest
Hearst Pathe News
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Tuesday and Wednesday
Douglas Fairbanks in
“A Modern _ usketeer”
Story and direct: y Allah Divan
‘ An Artcraft Home “A Modern Musketeer,"'
.- Douglas Fairbanks at the
Palace Tomorrow and
Wednesday
the island when ‘Tom
made of this Paramount picture,
the season.
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I“A Modern Musketecr." the Artcl'si't
. , :iilctilre shown at the Palace Theatre lsation
Douche every citizen of the state can be reach-
‘.0 FLO" is COMING itomrorow and Wednesday.
TO THE REGENT THEATRE Fairbanks and his company of fiftv
ancers who depend on gifted pedal people spent two wceks in the Grand
remitles alone to capth’atg public Canyon ill Arizona. and the went to‘
lr are hopelessly passed. Pinky and the Cayon du Chelley. ninetv miles N
ysius, the eccentric pair in John pack mule from Gallup. N. M.
' t's “Home." which opens at the Here the Fairbaks organisation Iii,"
- sent Theatre Tuesday evening. ed in tents. Their meals were prepitr
' lrch 26. have added a trick hat to ed by an old cowboy cook who served
lTeir terpsichoresn offering and never the largest beans In captivity twice a
fail to bring down the house, "Flo- day. The cook was an imaginative
Flo" is now at the Cort Theatre, New person and improvised palatable
'York. where it has had a remarkable names for his decoctions, and the
run (if many months. The production menu included such tempting mol'st'ls
includes a remarkable cast, eflet'tive as wild cat steW. mountain lion roast
scenery, gorgeous gowns, the only and untamed mule steak.
‘Woét 36" comedy chorus in ‘exigw Reveille was sounded at five o'clock
ence. and a fashion parade which has every morning, breakfast a half hullr
never been equalled on a New York later, and at six o'clock every one war.
stage. The story has to do with an on the field ready for action.
imitation Count. a beautiful corset mm! Fairbanks did not overlook any 0'
do], an American heiress. Mosher and the high cliffs in staging his thrillers.
Simpson, dealers in lingerie and pro- and his admirers will see hill in new
prietors of the Bride. Shop, .and the and sensational stunts. Marjorie Us":
nimbleefooted ind iingered‘Plnky and who is very sweet and young makes}
Aloynius.1 The cast includes nonise her first appearance playing opposite
Kelley, Cliff Wormw, .B'ert Gardner, Fairbanks. The balance of the caf-t in.
Blanche 'BellaireflI-‘loren'ce Pendleton, eludes Frank Campeau. Kathleen Kirk.
Marcel Rousseau, Selina Marion, Mc- haul. Eugene Ormonde and Tully Mar-
Ginnis Brothers. M. W. Hartman. Lou shall.
leathers. and the .Perfect Thirty-Sir
Chorus.~ . . ‘
HILLSIDE LECTURE COURSE
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“GENT "“5"“ 70°" The Hillside, school and its friends
"A ri ' n ' ‘ .-'w|ll have another opportunity in the
"dtzlayuguwi‘nm'zthora?flww lnear future to enjoy, one of the inter-
~ ' ' "a: ' -esting lectures oiferbd in the regular
The famous old f‘arden theatre m Lecture Course. 011 Slidflaydffgl
New York - was it cl for the Italy"; ingr‘liiarcb 23rd, B. R. Baum‘l‘tar
of importam, an .5 in "An Ameli- give his well known lecture. An men-
can Widow," a Metro wouderpiay. 4 lug With the Stars.
starring Ethcl Barrymore, which will MrgBaumgardt is a noted astrono-
I'be the attraction at the item. Thm- mer and speaker. He was educated in
ire today. ‘ Sweden and made a" special study of
This story called to; scenes s‘zow- history. astronomy and mathematics.
log the premiere of ., comedy suc- He has traveled extensively and has a
cess on the stage with a capacity first private astronomical observatory with
night audience. and the presence of a four and onehaif inch telescope. its
the author and his wife in a IOWel’ is one of the staff lecturers of Brooke
box. A score or more of high pow. lyn institute. the American institute
area. studio lights were installed. I.“ of New York, the National Geographi-
‘the photographing of these them-e cal Society. the institute of Arts and
scenes. Many' unusual lighting effects Sciences of Columbia University. Mr.
were selected, including one which Baumgardt himself says the purpose
rho'wed the gradual darkening of tho of his lecture is to bring into relief the
_ .-. theatre as the curtain was lowereri.‘recent achievements in celestral pho
and the throwing on or the house tomvhy and in a nopularsnd under-
, lights at the intermission. standable way interpret their bearing
Etrel Remote. as the "widow; on some of the greatest problems that
appears In a lower box and trying have yet engaged the attention of
Cummings, as the author. steps bc- thinking man. With this ”will littl-
fore the curtain and delivers an ad~ Dose In vlew repeated visits have been
dress at the call of "author. author.",mde to the loadins observatories at
Q Several farcical scenes of the “nu. the United States and WON-r malt-
“ thos's" play are enacted on the. my, log finally in a collection of celestial
Q. . therefore showing . pt” within a views that has no equal on earth.
. . play, - .i lir. Bnlllllgaadl’l lecture will be llj
r h ' lustrstod by very wonderful lull”
seals-r rusarna, renonsow wales will be shown with the school
lantern. The entertainment will be
in the muslin. ‘Isthrtlai'.
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". sidearm ins. "W .m-
. . . rmmme ileum M‘ ._ larch taro. at elm
\ shown at theitegent Theatre tomor- c‘refully-tholllht-out lines and is dual-
iiled to handle the work with greatest
efficiency.
' ' President Wilson evidently wrote
similar letters to the chairman of all
of Defense built up its organization
on these lines from the very start. it
“MM will be especially interesting to
sens of this state to read how highly
b the president regards this type of or-
ganlzation.
follows: .
painkiller incident when Tom adminir- ai defense organisation by the creation
tered the medicine to a confiding cut of community councils, is. in nly opin-
witil disastrous results; the finding of ion, making an advance of vital signifi-
the hidden treasure and the panic un canoe.
and Becky thoroughly carried out in welding the
Thatcher, his childish sweetheart, are nation together as no action of great
lost in the cave. An. excellent fuel size has ever been welded before. it
and the direction of? illinm D. Taylor. will build up from the bottom an un-
who also directed "Tom Sawyer," hill": dcrstanding and sympathy and unity
0"‘- cf purpoec and-of effort which will no
of the wholesomest. motit amusing of doubt have an immediate and decisive
’effect upon our grcat undertaking.
3You will find it, i think. and so much
“film"! a new task as a unification of existinf.
efforts. a fusion of energies now too
much shattered and at times some
I {what confused into one harmonious
l in Hindu: the exterior scenes for and effective pow/er.
penance in this valuable work. and has w-
done effective service in Rhode island,
and more recently in Connecticut. in;
connection with the county farm bu.
retina. and his appointment will no
express their needs to him in“ the mat-i
for of farm labor. Meanwhile, all per
sons interested in this line of work.
should communicate at once with Div
rector Korper'ii office at. Room 23.
state Capitol, or” cat ht the local office
of the department at 8 Ford street. '
Hartford. Conn. ’
Director Korpor is keenly alive to 8
the problem of food production. and is
actively coopeminz with the tem‘
cit!-
President Wilson's letter
due to the omrmous wartime
"Your state. in extending its nation
EXPERTS ARE NEEDED.
HARTFORD, March 18,—A splendid
opportunity for men of proper qualiti-
cations to do their best service in the
war is offered by the United States
Public reserve through Federal I)!-
rector Leo A. Korper of this city. The
names and‘f'ecords of railway operat-
ing men. clerks, stenographers and H
cooks are requested and alui'o rubber
experts and gas. blowers for X-ray.".
tube work. ‘ I ‘ ' '1'
The war department is taking men .
bi-‘ween 20 and 40 your old for this it
war service. Men over 31 will be en
listed and those of draft age can be _
' inducted' up to the moment they refi
‘ccive ordcrs logo to camp. |
Rubber experts and gas blowers dog!
"cp‘leil by the war department will be'“
(lame at once—ac
it, wil, i believe. result when
"it is only 1);: «Mending your organ-
to small communities that
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a" ' occasional slight stimulation. CARTER? mm
uvlta PILLS correct CONSTIPATION. '
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myths"! amotisupicturs asst stoma" nests. , g
”whmahaismolaod. 3h“ .‘
Easy forms If You
attached to the Gas Defense Section
of the Medical department? The men‘
from the other group of occupations
will be attached to reghllents of engi-I
' nears ordered for overseas duty.
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An Auteur? Picture ’
AT THE PALACE TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
In "The Hungry Heart,” at the Re-
gont Theatre Tomorrow
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We are “‘7 Morin: some ”polar models at before-war prices. But our allotment is lilitad
I'lloHoosisl-putsanykilohenonawar-ss basis,snd seems woman '
ever thought of get a abbot, now wants 33m it tint every m
model you admire most—w willdeliv f . Islam
sleweele Youmoneyeumuyonmnotneughtea. “u «81 an"
_' ruse-create Blue Bird Breakfast Set with every
purchase of $50.00 or over.
Conditions Undor Which Ho May Day
in order to make clear the status of
the,
lions concerning the sale of wheat flour
and its substitutes, the federal food
administration for Connecticut issues
After the recent newspaper publicity
raised their own wheat substitutes“
were really on the parity of conditional .
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'1‘" it‘lw'flhilf‘fil twists; ~90le "acme—re- w“
w o no an s ,
. fer tfi merchant marine traini‘
that farmers were importuuing retail!ice of‘ the United States A ll.
merchants and practically demanding.
purchases of straight wheat flour with
out substitutes. The food administra~
tion last week made it clear fliht in
rather than his right: to secure the ice, to which they are trausf
precious wheat flour without substi-i the close of the training m-
tales and will use them in baking vic- m
ltory bread or in other ways that thel A". aft 3 "e m
city housewife is now using the sub- You will m need somenew
stitutes. .
No retail mercha’nt has to sell spring, m we and varied
straight wh‘eat flour to a farmer un-' pleat shown by A. J. Collins a
' leis he is conscientiously convinced agreeably surprise and
that the farmer has raised the requis- -Seo Adv.
V 21% More‘fSp‘ace .'
Than in Other ‘
Cabinets. V
cent. more spaceforpotsandpanstllaufio '
Hoosier's exooilsnoos. m
! doubledi be received with satisfac-
i yer" PM”. u m Hm state councils oi defense in the coun- “on by {he “mm. x. - 400 it has 11 exclusive features that can't be found in all others combined; There are
. To“, try. His letter applied especially to ' WW“ arm I reach—all scientifically arranged. -
’ Jack Pickford is winning new laurels ”W" mm which are lust beginning mm” ii: 0-Way Sugar Bin holds twice as much as the ordinryo '53 Shaker 71"
' for himsclf in “liuck and Tom." no'v community county organizations. but. [I ‘0 ll! 133‘ ‘nd duly ”d do" m m (fit I “70-:
at the Palace Theatre, a continuation beau“ the Connecticut 8"" Council .bu'fiaus and With all farmers as they {d a. wove], 31MB” ”"1 you "Wk-M" why more than I m woman It" .1“-
Baby Carriages ‘ ,_
In all colors and styles.
From $18.95 to $60.00
Bissell Carpet Sweeper»—
lit-$4.50
Anewextraheavyouethatisawonderfortbehmy'
and‘carpets. ' '
Phone 1 .,
Wish.- free Delivery Everywhere. -
rill-z raausno rLous.
-' its amount of subtitle“: and h
tuslly using them. Farmers and!“
folks alike are now limited to W _
4% pounds l(-8 barrel sack) and
less the retail merchant is ’
that the farmer purchaser has on! '
and will-us an equ‘vatont '
substitutes. he is forbidden to ‘
any fol-merino wheat floor so --
needed II Europe to hop the‘w '
front from breaking.
Wheat Made Plain.
farmer under the present regain.
following notice today:
the "discovery" that farmers who
HERON Mir MARINE . .
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board, will be exempted from the? __ ,
t'ary draft. under ‘ a special .‘ ,,
made public today by Henry =~ "
director r of recruiting here. 7
“'9” cases the burden 0‘ m! h tion will continue as iong‘os if.
the. farmer and it is his privilege remain in the merchant"
coverings to brighten the hon! .. I
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