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WHY NOT THINK IT OVER
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“MOTHER”
A Photoplay Itppealo to
The H i
All kinds, heights. and designs
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr. C. E.
19 Washington Street
9 miles of fencing sold and erected
during the last fifteen years
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son's celebrated story of “The Var-
mint.” This has been arranged for
the screen by Paramount and will ap1
pear on Friday at the Regent Theatre,
starring Jack Pickford. The two1
young business men mentioned above
lstand peerless in their class of sales-
1manship and the way in which they
induce the "Varmint,’ newly arrived
’and
audiouise Huff
in a Paramount Picture
“'illie' Yumint”
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Saourday~liarrynuorey in “His1
Own People” and Wm. '8 Hart in
“fur-sing the Four Flasher.”
COMlVCw—John Barrymore in
'Iafflao, The Amateur Cracksman"
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Friday Evening. April 5h. ’18
C P. I.
THIS MEETING MARKS THE'_ OPENING '
OF THE
Third Liberty Loan Drive
BE "If“; V
The Speaker of the Evening Wilts: the
Rev. CORNELIUS WOLFKIN,
Pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. New
York.-
DAVID BISPHAM
Celebrated Concert Star
WILL SING
“ v MES HOME”
WHENw MY EC mans”
“DANNIE ngEVER’D’
The American Band of this city will play.
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1 at boarding school to invest four
1 whole dollars in a weird collection of
1oddly assorted, broken crockery.
iwould give pointers to the most prac-
* ticed salesmen. There arc Olll"f'
screamingly funny adventures in
which the adventurous young John
'Humperdink .Stover. alias "'i‘hc Va"-
mint,’ takes part. “The Varmint"
Kat. 2: 15. Eyculng" .15 and 9 :will be shown at the Regent Theatre
on Friday.
Today.15'l'hurs1d11ay at 1 ' - .___.
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, o . 'GIFT 0' GA!" I8 LESSON
A“ Excellefilitn VaudeVIlle 1 suowmo VALUE or TALK
Headed by ”——
VlCTOR-s MUSICAL MELANGE A. Palace Friday. HBFO‘WlflI LOVG
15~people~—15 and Fortune Merely Because
1 He is Most Excellent
George Walsh ' Talker
" n— \‘o doubt you have met manv of
s n ‘
The YIere way those clever young when chaps wim-
wcre so glib of tongue that thev could
With F€:%vflle talk themselves into trouble. out M
JRCk G311] her back ino the frying pan acain, and out
. — T again
“Glfst 0 gab .1 The trouble: and triumphs of such
lit“ a f i h th l h hi i i-
The Two Steda YX‘WES a e low. wit all e auit she no
Ch lie Ch “fly 1‘ d dents thereto. is the theme .of (lift 0
31' ID A}. I: l 1Gab." a new Essanav comedy~dramn
In “Th Kn l 1' EC“ 9 presenting .lscli Gardner. formcr musi-
The Eighth “111104291! cal comedy star. in‘the stellar role.
"THE HIDDEN HAND" ‘Mr. Gardner uses the wonderful op-
A no the Palace News Pictorial portunitv 1 for the presentation of his
art as a comedian to the fullest ad‘
.vantacc and is given the most capable
1support with the result that the D10
1nrc is full of snappy action and humor
lfrom start to finish Thc picture al
1so carries a strong love interest that
is held In suspense until the climax
Mr. Gardner has the part of Tom
ilaln. a voting colleen man with ambl-
tions to be a successful inventor. lie
builds a tunnelinc machine and sells
the rights to a big manufacturing firm
met as the sheriff is about to close in
on him. but tho firm soon learns that
the Value of the machine is invested
primarliv in Tom' s soiling ability. But
. Toms gift of cab is appreciated and in-
stead of being sued he is given a place
on the firm' 5 payroll as a salesman.
and he makes good nlth a vengeance.
en the action and the romance start
Th
1wily/a hang.
1 ion Ferguson elves Mr. Gardner
wnorthi support as Peggy. his sweet
heart, and adds to the mirth of the
many elaborately staged college
scenes. The "Gift 0' Gab" also has
an additional drhmatic value in these
college scenes. and will please every
person who has ever gone to college
isa student now or intends to be.
Thorn also is a well-balanced amount
‘of hair-raising adventure and dare
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
l moth Risdon, the beautiful, in the1
Photoplay, “Mother”
be. oft accepted theory propound-
oi; orient the unsatisfactory atmos
piveric conditions prevalent in Eng-
lind is said to be set at naught by
the camera effects achieved in George
Loanev'i‘uclier's screen production of
‘ Mother." The story is said to lend
tacit admirably to beautiful scenic
effects and striking panoramic views.
George Loans Tucker has taken full
advantage of the splendid,,photo-
graphic possibilities offered by a pic
turizatiod‘ of Mr. Philpotts' book with
its rural settings and pastoral beau
ties.
Selecting as a locale the hills of
Dartmoor. England. made famous by
"inma- Boone" and other widely
read novels. the American producer
has secured a series of what are
considered surpassingly beautiful
views, embracing the quaint archi-
tecture and rollingexpanscs of a sec-
tion in England hitherto undiscovered
by the eye of the motion picture cam- of Tom and
era. Mr.”l‘uclier has also succeeded ‘gfsvi‘l‘srnts on the part
in securing a most realistic moonlight1 "Gift 0' Gob" has a screen time of
effect, exquisitely tinted and toned. lsixtv five minutes and is released
Said to be second only in impor- through the George Kleine System. It
tance to the scenes aforementioned 1s it ”flew” picture
are the striking effects obtained by ___.
recourse to night photoplays. One N
shot. taken ht :vlr. ’fucker shows a STATE "szzAzg: 51M! RALLY
light burnlni, in the nindow of a
. small cottage nestESng in a valley sha- Largo Attendance Expected at New
_ (lowed on either side by the hills of H"... Dlnnsr Saturday Night.
”W00? The Connecticut newspaper inter
nity will renew its pletlzc 0'10""! '0
the nation’s war aims at a dinner to be
given in New Haven Saturday night
.the tlrsi anniversary of Ambrica's on
{try into the world war, Efforts are
being made by the committee in
well to follow the methods of "The charge to secure a largrattendance at
1'17”!“ Mountain Canary," and “The ".0 Eat", th‘l‘l will be he” at '11?
Codes-Colored Angel," in Owen John Hotel Garde. Arthur S. Barnes of the
it"Bristol Press," secretary of the Con-
'nccticut Editorial Association, which
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neoaur THEATRE rmoAV
“The Varmint," a Paramount Picture,
starring Jacii Pickford and
Loulao Huff
"Progressive business men would do
New ilcvelopniinls in
Cnprile Sulphur
General Manager Mcllae adviser .
development at Mine reveal exist
' once of chimney formation of was
.ticsiiy pure of sulphur; Deposit has
been opened up at a distance of
twelve test-and lie ubmatss‘ that
analysis will rent ,
Over so rude-isn't"
This ore will bring very high
1mm and its discovery ls expect
god to add enormously to invast1
w “If“ ,
ports tlckct reservations being made
in a goodly number.
The Connecticut Editorial War Rally
gihoud prove more than worth while.
Governor Marcus H Holcomb has
promiscd to speak. The Russian sit-
uation will be discussed by 8. Read-
iur Dariron. who was a member of the
Root mission to Russia. Congrats
was a member of the congressional
meat and speculative interest iii
cam-its stock Trio,
soars. ‘
inaugurutcd plans for the dinner, rc-*
man James Husted of New York. who‘ ”My saddle", toamstevs my
committee which visited the western selective draft will be accepted at ro-
frost in Fm will msk frankly 011Wllug mum to: this division or!
what he saw. Dr. Talcott Williams,‘
Will school of ‘Jour
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”ON WAY To CAMP DEVENS
of a dozen male voices will be proi id Detachment wm‘ Ten LIWTruolts‘
ed by George Chadwick Stock. who is
in charge of the, Liberty Chorus or- Morning.
“mum” 1“ N" "“8“" The com- A detachment of 21 men and two of
mm” arranging for the affair h" had ilccrs. aboard icn Liberty trucks pass-
the cooperation of the Daily News- 1111 litrolllill “11“..“ yesterday morn-1
paper Publishing Association and the ing. coming "om Stamford and on
to Hartford from when-1
cut State Council of Defense in their 11111, 11“, 10 so 10 camp Devens They'
lllmois had a rousing “"59“ are a dctachnicnt of the 301st supply
publicity committee of the. Connecti- thm
w'ai
task.
pcrmrn's war rally at week ago, and train of Camp Devens.
those in charge of the Connecticut ral-
do lilinois.
Saturday night should see a great m.- train Sonic of the
who makc the Newspapers of Conncc- "om \‘tw York and Massachuetts.
mm' They came
Crimp Meade. Sid.
BTOGIE l8 DOOM ED
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Passes Through Norwalk Yesterday
The detachment left Camchvons
Iy of ncwspaper worlu-rs hope to put- for Lima, 0.. nearly four weeks ago,
to tring back ten trucks comprising
men in the
g" mgflh” m N“ ""9“ 0‘ ”‘9 me“ train are from Connecticut. others are
through from Lima to
in company with'
mmuum
”Watches
WMmei-rm.
, llamas
0001's- Welsh. 'huisatarrlagin
YaakosWay. the his-two
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“Sundown has almond
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fovtbedaymrwhenagfiugw1
I'utromwork “W 30".!
'13 Main Street.
EXCLUSIVE “1388' “D
ordiasrur. h a day'g before-
tbscammbedoesea for anyl
us. which you win confirm if you'
have seen him in “The Kid is Clever."1
or"flome Boy. ".
Yet as soon as he arrives home he
1mmps and plays with his fit. Bernard.
:“Don " or goes digging in his garden.
101' takes a long walk through the
beautiful suburbs of Los Angoles. He
grade and exclusive selections
tion.
M’DONALD
. 'can even be seen at times skipping ANGUS D-
1the rope. "just for exercise," he IIYI. MADE TREASURER 0F
And as for baseball; if anyone RAIL ADMINISTRATION
would roll a baseball across the stage
where George is acting he'd stop the
1scene to get his hands on the ball.l1¢nvmmgN§§Tcg§nfl§ o?” N23."’y${h
1lie'd play baseball all day if he could. vice president and controller of tin
1 But don't ask George Waslh to 80 Southern Pacific. was appointed
fishing unless you know where there “Cum" for the Railroad Admin”
to a school of fish and biting's good. 1:33;; ""3”" by mm" Gem“!
He'd never be content Just sitting I .
there waiting for one solitary fish to w;:g::1:2vfugga:§ fingmfim;
come around. He'd throw the line
overboard and go in swimming.
George has a scheme of some day
giving a "stunt" party. He'd like to
1lead such a party and see how man!
could finish a ten‘hour day of it. “The
Yankee Way" will be presented at the
Palace todav.
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and the Railroad Administration.
State Governors were asked by Mr
McAdoo today “to see that the tax
burden on the railroads be made as
light as is consistent with the neces-
sities" of the States. in a letter to
the Governors Hr. McAdoo also made
a plea for economy in State and lo
cal public expenditures requiring new
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sin, torpid liver. constipation. sour
stomach, coming-up of food after eat-
ing. etc. when you can get a sample
bottle of arc-en's August Flower .free
at Plaisted's drug store. This mean
cine has remarkable curative prepar-
ties and has demonstrated its efficien-
cy by‘ fifty years of success. Head-
aches are often caused by a disordered
stomach,
A gentle laxative. Try it. For sale
been paid entirely'by the private own-
ers of the railroads. but now these
taxes will be paid by the government
Manifestly in such circumstances the
local taxation on the railroads all] be
a distinct impediment to the carry-
ing ori‘of the war and an added bur-
den upon the government "
The Railroad bill provides that gov-
ernment operation
shall not affect existing laws or pow-
.ers of the States in relation to taxo-
ten other trucks. which were left at’ in all clviliel countries. -Adv tiou
the camp. Thi trip from Lima hair 1
L0“. Slim Smoke, Popular With bet-n made ulthout mishap ”"11"”-"W'u‘m' 1 ——.——- -—
MI"! Men. Soon Will a. No A cargo of 40 tons of automobile ' ‘ ' I
More
A ('levcland tobacco dealer is an-
soon will be no more. The war has truck ever made. 1
knocked the stuffing out of them. or five tons. and weighs
rather. it has taken the stogieii' Every part
aristocratic shape, Profit is all but broken part.
gone. Prices climb. but so also do
ina the higher rate.
or the rhan sea for the scale are as mately 1000 mliei
slim as itself, says the Toledo Blade. .
cigars. so was it once possible fo
clgarmaliers to manufacture their
own smokes. Hospitable folks of th: evening
rural district tlmuitht it the fin trucks is seveniye mu miles a my
thing to offcr thcir guests cigar! The train was in charge of Firs
which had becn made in the house.
The stocic was the last (if its kind
which could be said to have. an un-
d rson of B rta‘fllld.
professional origin. many thousands e :1-
being rolled bv women at their1 PRIVATE BANKlNG METHODS
homes in pt-riods of inc day when;
household duties were light. if now
the stogie is to disappear, cigarmak-
ers in this country will cease to have
even the slightest of the amateur
touch. /
This vanishin/g is to be regretted.
not simply because the stogie was
cheap smoke, but because it was pl
turesquc. it fitted a certain live 0
American face. it went with long
chins, long legs, bodies without super-
1fluous flesh. The man whose pockets
{were stuffed with stogies seemed to
be armed against lonesomeness and
the power of anyone to "turn him
down" Smokers of timid spirits net .
er affected stogies. 1 1 taken in.’
"Gulls are the best submarine d“. 1
lecture in the world." 80 said the'
State Ornilliologist Edvard ll. For-1
bush to the Federal Relations Com-1
mittee of the Massachusetts lfi‘lflhi
ture. He continued:”1‘hey'll foliow1
the submarine in order to pick up gar.
bag». Airplanes see them and then
signal the destroyers to come up and
take care of the submarines!"
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uoaé MEN NEEDED
NEW HAVEN, April
in
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petition of Antonio de Angelic.
“THE
The War Department this Week in-
structed Majorw. A. Mercer common 1
ding the Connecticut Recruiting dis
trict, to accept men for the 51th En
glneers (inland waterways). The mcn1
will be sent to the nearest recruit de—
pot. The following classes are noeil1
ed: Master ship carpenters. mariue1
gasoline engineers. steer-amen. hoists
tug engineers. ,blacksiaitliu,. riggsrs'.'
bargained. No classified men in tho'
aay-brauoliotthsa‘ruiy Applicants
i!!! In" at 11
in howls"
parts was carried from Lima. and un- ‘
loaded at Camp Hoiabird, near Ram-1
thority for the statement that singles moic in the ti'uin‘is the tire! Liberty
it has a capacity of.
10.570 pounds.
has been standardised.1
rtui‘fing away to fill cigars of more yanking i1 931:! to replace it worn or:
The soldiers remained [or too «my!
the objections increase against pav- in Lima. and have horn on the l.pmml
Taken ““0391" trip about 15 darn-i" wring ator~oxi
The detathmazt unified lizir'. m]!
As virtually all Cubans can roll late yesterday afternoon 1,1“ stand
t' we overnight after which they left
many Americans besides profeslonal Hartford early this morning an! are
expected to reach Camp Dew-mt this 1
The average run of the
Lieutenant James ll. Moody of Hart-
ford and Second “solenoid A. H. An
4.--Further
light on details of private banking in
the instance of local itallan bankers'1
failures were brought out by Referee1
Bankruptcy Hoadley today, in the1
Mem
bars of the family in effect explained
:ithatmo record was kept of moneys
'1 used from the bank's cash box for thelr1
1 personal use. of the balance kept with1
New York bankers who handle foreign
remittances. or of sums sent abroad.l
it was also unusual to keep a careftii
account of property bought or held as
collateral. Stress came when more
money was paid out dailyy than gm
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DIRECTIQN wiutiAM Fox'
AT THE PALACE TODAY ONLY IN .“THE YANKEEWAY"
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Every1Wonian’ sl‘asiiion Shop
“TB! SHOP 0? 0“ DIN. VALUE!"
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dailyiutthoat, Enigma-Akin, WaistandBloiusM"
viuimmmnuuwpifdmmmuyoumuormm7
Youalsowillmsstthsauuocphereofoourtesyandm
actions between individual companies.
imposition of unnecessary State and ‘
of the railways 1
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with your battery »; 1
at tho-.—
Exide Station
To}. 440.
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sow an excitation
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61 anamw A“,
EAST NORWALI»
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service /
where you will meet a in '1‘
competent storage batery -
will give authorative advi in'
connection.
teries.
A rental battery for any make d
can be obtained at any time. ’ ‘
Battery Co.
No lain snooty
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Norwalk Chronicler