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The Most Popular of All Stage Stars
J ohp Barrymore
‘ In the WWive Drama ‘
IRLIQtI:1FPIsJEIE§i
THE AMATEUR CRACKSMAN
it isn't a‘ all necrosis-v to tell you even a wee bit of this .5: my
from the famous novel by E. W Horuunz, because there trolmbl)
isn't a person living who hasnt read it. But to see (u the int-reel)
the tlrllllna adventures of the soc ety thie' uhu stole l'or in: sheer
love of stealing. and for the excitement of 1h. cha e. and 1h: mt re
Joy of outwlltlng the police and amateur detectives who mum to
capture him is a treat which you can't afford to miss. Anl .lnhn
Barrymore is an ideal 1‘ll.1lll-°.11.”H.s work is of the finest. and
although you can't approve of his occupation you certainly hill all ,
prove of his methods. Besides the Melrose jewels w-cie aell worth i
the taking.
tilt.
FRID Y—DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in the Aijt- t
icture. “Down to Earth.” A laugh tonic. g
bubfbling over with Fairbanks’ sunshine philosophy. 1
lness organization are scamely out of
their “teens."
' rsl'y discipline
his own.
Today. Wednesday
2:15. 7:16 and 9:00
' Last Appearance of
Wm. S. Hart in
“Wolves .9531” Rail” ,
PALACE THEATRE
Taylor Holman in “Two lit Scam."
at tho Palace Tomorrow
; With Vaudeville
‘ This is a light comedy dealing with
the love experience of a young clerk
and his sweetheart whom he meets at
Thu rsdav
{ l83,: New Vaudeville Bill
Taylor lI‘IOlll‘ies a theatre. He has been forced to ouv
a “Two [lit Seat" in' the gallery be-‘
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TWO BInI ____sSca’ ‘” cause the house has been sold out
nnd he feels that his first experience
t' a dangerous one—his boss frowning
with Féguj’eyine on anything plebeian. He meets the
ne___ "92"” "one and ,only" and they decide- to go
“ n to many shows and occupy the same
MISS U S A stats. lie is ("illlxlll with the good."
0IIIIIIK one night and is summoned to tho’
Phe Kaiser. The Beast of "'anllt-tum sanctorum" of the "blitz
. Berlin chief" txpectlng 11 dlvmissnl. and i't' !
celves an advance in position instenvi.
i’l‘he} are thus able to marry and live
happily t‘ler after. t
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"Wolves of the Rail. " Starring Wm.‘
8. Hart at the Palace Today i
W m S Hart. the Thos. H. irce‘
TODAY AND TWMORROW star in his newest Artcrnft plcturt.
”Wolves of the Rail. " now at the' Pill
John Barrymore Stars in the Photo. not! 'lhcatre, performs a test that
play, “Rm"... ”'0 Amateur eclipses sin "thrillel" heretofore sern;
cnck‘mfl" on the scrt’en. To prevent a locomuy
The ”teen version of the Hot-nun; five from crashing into strain loaded
”do” one” album 8 IND bound with voltliers he gallons madlv slam."
'0'” Australia ‘0 Ensiand, "Raffles". the ontush' ng engine. swings himself.
1'" trailinga notorious swindler who into the inglnecab, throws the ro-E
has in his possession a valuable ruby,i v-cise lover and brings the locomotive
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The manner in which the cracksman tn .1 standstill. ‘.
steals the gem, is discounted and! in making this scene Hart was com- i
make his escape by diving into the pets led to do without the hotel mite-"r
.1 sea with his prize, is shown most in sale and to ride a horse that washout;
terestingly on the screen. The other to motion picture work and "EDKlDE'
incidents relate to his adventures in shy"
london, his pursuit and capture of the , '
famous Melrose diamonds and his? METHODIST APPOINTMENTS
love affair with an English helress.l NEWBURGH. N. Y., April 10.- As-
,“Bb his 9110'“ to “Did a certain M”. signments for churches in the New:
-,Vidal, who knows who he really is York conference oi the Methodist,‘
- and is very much in. love with him. Episcopal Church were made public.
The spectator follows the struggle be— here yesterdly thy Bishop Luther B'
tween "Rallies" Detective 5':dI1}I.IlII_d Wilson and include the tollowing: l
camshay—a‘ thief without any social Canaan. Conn" A. H Neabitt: Falls'
standing-4m the possession of the 'Vfllsge,°Conn. M, 8 press”; 1439.!
jewels with unabated interest and flue Conn, A. A vredenberg
-!1eaves a sigh of relief when the well
mannered crook makes his famous es-
cape through the r ‘ick.
John Barrymore
moor-ouster o? “I“ allies" Ho hun't or Doubt tho Evidence {
the fine pal-1h and distlnsued air of This grateful citizen testified long!
t-thc lamented Mr. Bellow: neverthe- '80 l
least. he makes the motel" 6"ch 'i'old of quick relief-mi undoubted
man an engaging ch31? and bflnfl 0"! benefit -
/ every WI!" In the Ewan 'lth “Iflk' The facts are now‘ confirmed. _ i
Such testimony is complete—the
evidence conclusive. ‘
It forms convincing proof of merit. .
Mrs R. J. Seymour, 59 Winfield
DWI“. ”"5““ ‘" "‘° amraft (street. East Norwaik. says: “There
' ”3W" "9"" '° Earth ‘ [was a constant, dull ache in the small.
In addition to its other “aim" ex let my back and sides, accompanied by
"50'1““? '7' ““3““ "m" photogril weakness through my lolns. When i
l'lW ‘5 0P9 0‘ "'0 “”1"“ 05'9"?“ In:wns doing any worktabout the house.
the new 0008'», “hunks-MM“ nharp twinges darted through me. Kid-
picture coming to the Recent Theatre n weakness also bothered me and
Friday With the aid of flare lights pa am].- proved i needed a kidney med-
.nnd a mom 95010811wa “"091; lcfno. Having my attention called to
Fameramon Victor Fleming "mad 3‘Donn' s Kidney Pills, i got some at
norms of the popular actor rel-tins on [Phlsteds drug «tors and it did not
the around looking 119 at the stars one take them long to correct the trou-
evening. which 0'0“ 11” “WI! 00“ ble." (Statement given April 24,1900).
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' .IIEGENT THEATRE FRIDAY
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dvcm centres. The thumb the On June 22,1910 or over ten years
and his exceptional work ital often “1. givemmo very lltilo will! “I!“
caused wide comment. Youth in units 1 gave my former recommendation
mmumumottnonmmm mldoiotico anyoitboiornm'
tammcmnrmmptmiaaonoan'a /
aflowrfterlataaortwoaty-tirat ammonites-its" /
’ "l" m. at all deaths.- new: .1111
The popular actor on;
every occasion encomages the devoln
'opment of youth, enforcing the neees-l
in a manner entirely,l
1, an admirable South Norwaik Readora Can No Long- '
”somehow-WE
VWINTHEWAR. ’
xidnoy Pills ..
You Hear
Some Men
Say, “What a...
this Government ex-
pect, anyway? It's pil-
ing taxes on us, haun-
pcring our business.
taking our profits,
and asking us to buy
bonds, bonds, and still
more bonds. When is
this thing going to
end?"
When you hear
anybody talking in
that strain, give him
this to think aboutz"
“lt isn‘t a question
of what the Govern-
mcntwants. It'saqucs- .
tion of what YOU want
-—what YOU expect.
“Do you expect to
have any business, any
home, any family, any
country, after the war?
“D o y o u think the
Government ought to
co d d lc you and con-
sider your feelings and
interests, or get busy
and whip the Germans
as quickly as possible? '_
“Over in Belgium
and France there a re
thousands of men who
can’t even find the place
where th ci r business
waslocatcd-who don't
know where their fam-
ilics arc. Over there.-
mcn are dying for the
sacred cause of liberty
and justice. and asking
no reward but a hero's
grave.
“Don't you think that
the first and only duty
of Our Government is
to s to p this frightful
slaughter, this waste of
blood and trcasurc?
“What do your tcm-
porary interests amount
to as against the victory
of our army, the per-
manent safety of Amcr-
icanbusincas, the pres-
ervation of human lib-
‘crty and civilization?”
All 'truo Americans
should answer those quas-
tionahonootly. '
Womuotaflputoolf
behindusandbackour
Governmonhoursoldiora
andsnilorawithnlllll
LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE
laoaal radar-l loosen District -
“filming, in Now York
If,
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unmlanmeyotwm.
.bury, widodeoveraorGoouaL
Li'iey. in do contain and two lieu-
taunts of m United States army and
navy in W family. Houtonant John
1" Ulley lg in the aviation section.
'Lleutenont Froderick P. Lilley was
l just gun a place on the staff of the
U 8. 8. Vermont and assumed his du-
ties on that battleship on April 8. CID".
tafn Theodore [Ailey la in the field at
now ‘ ‘
The problem of obtaining recording
wax. now that the supply from Gor-
many has been cut oil. has been solv-
. ed by Emile deStubner. a chemist em
'ployod at the American Grapboplione‘
company's plant in Bridgeport. For a
time the shortage or recording 9 ' '
' threatened the existence of the plant,
but' u the result or experiments moo
by chtubner a better wax than was
formerly imported from Germany has
been produced.
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! ‘v'athan Pomerant and his brother.
ilieniamin. clothing dealers oi New
London. were before the United
:,8tatea court in New Haven recently on
charges under the espionage act. it is,
‘aafd that they rented lockers to sol-i
dlers and sailors which enabled these;
men to change into civilian clothing
and to obtain liquor and to frequent
places which are barred to men in‘
service. Charles Veronski of Pine
'Meadon charged with being a slacker,
was on hand for a hearing. 2
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Fear that Dr. Alfred ll. Thomas,
who was graduated from \‘a'e in 1898.
hall been killed in the war rcnc was
dzwpellmi, by an announcement by his
brother, Judge EdwlnT. Thomas. of
the United States district court. who 9
said that after making a thorough inv
qulry of the official channels at Wash-
ington, he hadvmme to the conclusion
. that ‘Dr._ Thomas was not on the casua-
l'y' list. Dr. Thomas' home is on
.Staten island and he hattbcen in the
medical department of th-’ American
mrmmnar 11".;
wollhowl as In ntilloto villas
attWotYalo.
following an intestinal obstruction.
be A. Coaa. well known writer of hu-
morous poetry. died at St Raphael's .
hospital New Haven lie was lr'y
yoaraold.aadbadoniybsenillafev
don. Ha "I born at Hoodoo. and of
late resided in Baybrook. Early in
life Mr. Cone displayed marked liter:
sry talent and in later years gained 9
for himself it reputation is a poet and
humorist. lie contributed to various
newspapers and magazines. hire.
Cone and a daughter survive him. Mr.
Cone read his last poem at New Lon
don at the annual banquet of the Jib-
boom club of which he wa sa mom i
her. on Washington: birthday
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REPORT OF STATS BUREAU
Of LABOR SHOWS BIG GAIN
HARTFORD. April 10.—ln its report
for larch the State Bureau of “bar
shows that men spoiling for work so. 9
per cent. were placed and of women
81;! secured positions. 0! the total
number seeking employment 77.6 per
cent. secured work. 0! the total num-
ber who sought employer. 83.4 were
accommodated. All these figures show
a considerable increase over the Feb
ruary report. '
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Washington freed it.
Lincoln preserved it.
What are you doing to defend ;,
it? 1
We are in this war to will,
across and buy a Liberty
Bond.
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’Tvvo Bit Scat'e' urn-W ’
To Be Shown at tho Palace Thaw
day With Vaudoviilc
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' ECTION WILLIAM FOX
AT THE PALACE FRiDAY IN “MISS U. 8. A.",
new HAVEN MILLINERY is the making of potash. Capital 1
slice mconPORATES is $500,000, divided into100.000sm.i
A certificate of incorporation of the‘ The lm'llonto" are Arthur L W
Stile-Rite Shop of New Haven. was re man, Alvan Waldo Hyde “0 “I”! Cs
corded at the ofilce of the state score-6 “‘"lmm" 0' RAMON
tary. The business is dealing in mil-' _
f-nary apparel. Capital stock isl "OCAI'NG WATER P'PL’ LEAK.“
815..000 divided into 150 shares. The , , , . .
‘ incorporators are Abraham Bemstein' “The “rum Dmrm WM” “n...
lsrael .i. Hellman and Bernhart E ”m ”e n" "m“ °“‘ ‘“ ‘
' l' s which will enable their; is find
Hoff of New Haven. derctound leaks in water mains .
A certificate of organisation of the
, [flpi it caused by tmnch i’llllnz, in”
Brown Riding Device Company of per talking of Joints. contraction. f
Waterbury was recorded. Capital ,
stock is 83, 900, divided into thirty- -enln groggy: it 3;;ch 11112::er .9 . '
shares. The subscribers are James H. A .6“ H'I tom shows on the ”'1‘ «It
Blrdaall. Walter E. Monagan of Water em.“ n'9 we the quantity 0.. wnt ‘
bury and Emil Brown of New Haven. gut and tie Mm" compac"
A certificate of incorporation of hard "5 l “ally the leakage is a .
Frame. Friend & Stinemsll OI NOW. Hn- Cll by “us you or drum; “May-3W
ven, was recorded. The business is in“. my“; and creeks or low on
handling of fuel capital stock is The use of this laminae: is to
8100. 000, divided into 1. 000 shares. The away with useless digging to mid ,
incorporators are Benare Frame, Hat- lc‘alr which may show in one spot
ry E. Friend and Thomas M. Steele of yet be several hundred fzet away,
New Haven. ito fin- if there in aieak wh: my me
A certificate of incorporation of the suspected.
New England Potash Company of
Hartford. was recorded. The business.
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Effect an Astonishing Reduction
in Stout Figures
SACK and FRONT LACE
Hips. bust and abdomen reduced 1 to 5
inches, you 10 to 20 pounds lighter. _
You are no longer STOUT, you can wear
more 'iashionable styles; and you get
Satlahction and Value at most me”
--a'to price. You never worn mm
fopahlc or' ‘casy fooling” core,
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LAC! BACK [80090 5
PANv ”5,
some. Iivdiam 11m, CM. mu .‘PA ken; l m «
No.1". Short Btoutflgom. n I, the I? w” pro .
”glut, (Cunnm '1' ”"5"" I0 “Chard H. “NEH 0L 1
, .g town office of tho
Whips! ”Mitzi; a" said must answer instant! in
one which he merit“ for
'nowa uptown, “-
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Norwalk Chronicler