Regent Theatre
3 Shows—2:15, 1:15 and 9
Today
Clara Kimball Young
And Her Own Company in the
Comedy Drama
“The Marionettes”
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Billie Burke
in a Paramount l’lctu‘re
“Armsand the Girl”
Saturday—Jane and Katherine
.ee in a sparkling comedy-drama'
'Troublcmaltere," also William S.
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Matinee 2:15: Evening 7 and 9
Today. Thursday
5 Acts of Vaudeville
including
The Francois Troupe
The World's Most Daring
Risley Artists
also
Clara Kimball Young
in “Shirley Kaye”
. Friday
With'VE': ideville
Wm. For 2‘resents V
June Caprice
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.“Unknown 274”
See This Blood Maddening Drama and
Voice Your Answer.
PALACE s
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WASHINGTON. mApril 11 .—oApprov-4
ed by Congnaedhe Sabotage bill fav-t
cred by the Administration to prevent
m to war material and interfer l
2enos with war industry. was sent to
%muut Wilson today for his sign ’
Congressional action on the billi
which carries penalties or thirty years
imprisonment and Ines of 310.000 fox.
violations of its provi; ions was com
isleted yestu'dan when the Senate ac-‘
cepted a 00an report eliminat-i
ing sections designed to punish sink-r
ers on war contracts.
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All kinds, heights, and designs
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr» C. E.
79 Washington Street
9 miles of fencing sold and erected
during the last fifteen years
new HAVEN MEETING
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REGENT TH EATRE TODAY
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Walter B.Lasi1ar bucoeeds Ell Whip;
"'Y '3 Director
SEW ii AVEN. Conn. April 18 ——At:
Comm, in “TM M.ri°". the annual meeting oi the stockhold- _
1 m» era of the New York. New Haven and.5
g in "The Marionettes." a Select Star Hartford Railroad yesterday 3h"?
'smpg picture, with Clara Kimball neon all the Items in the call we'rei
Young, she has used an exact replica ”a“! by a 1"” majority. The - oldi
,0, hp, own bedroom. board of directors was reelected with;
‘i This is an exquisite French room "“3 ”“9”” °' “ ‘1‘" B‘ "M" “5
done in pale gray and mellow old Eddgeport. president of the American:
its furniture of ivory toned wood'and Chain Company, who succeeded Elli
tolden brown wicker. and its Marines Whittier. who Mined I.“ year be,
limdPrf‘d in rare old cream lace. it t-ause °' m health The annual m
H ~onelly designed by Miss port was acrepted without opposition
\ mm: and every detail tarried out for the “m time in ten years
lllldfi‘ her supervision it was voted to exchange ‘8" Hay
d debentu cs to 16, 58.000
Nizt- -mlles (Alec Francis). 3 friend :gr 33,23?“ amount :1 the debjntures
2;: Mlznr‘lfs' 9:2: 3:38;? M 233,2 of the Providence Security Companyt
a puppet shim dealingéwltgrloiieslect “Wm ‘ revolution in 099°11‘10“ b,
ruler of New Yorlt C U
ed wife. a lover and a husband who C AHVS: was passed determining that
realizes his wife's charms only after note.“ issued arms-tins “a 95.000
his Jealousy is aroused. and coming due April 15, 1919 until
line she adopts the methods of thc become pavahle April 15, 1920. The:
“l“ in the puppet show and attracts annemem nnlored into with the nov-
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mu‘ce 2:15 - 2Performances Evening 8:15 a lover in (Corliss Giles, and how the eminent giving President Wilson con
. _ _ transformation of the country girl in- "0] of the railroad "stem. approved
15“ sea" 25¢ Dally 256 and 5°C to a society butterfly accomplishes its March 21, was formally approved.
purpose. makes a thrilling photoplay ........~2
and given Miss Young an opportunity CHURCHES LOOK ‘71:“ ng.
to display the high .art of her cmot FARE 0F NEGRO TROOPS
tinniil actinn.
Fresh steps toward securing ado-t
quate provision for the moral and re
llglous welfare of negro troops were!
- taken at the recent meeting. of the
tech BuhetgferkiA:; the dPx'amolunt' Plc- Committee on the \‘iolfare of Negro.
! ' ' an . O ' Troops, of the General- War Time Com-
years old? i
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Till" June Caprice hag blue eyes? 5 nilllt‘ Burke. winsome star Di‘ Armi- mission of ”if Churches The (tom. i
the Paramount
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of Berlin." to be shown at the Palace 1
Theatre next week,’ Tii'onday Tum-dot
and Wednesday
3 REGENT rues-rue rmosv
Do You Know:
That Juno Copriée isjust eigh
That .itine Caprice, known through- and the (lirl‘ photo mlttee in cooperation with other or ‘
out ”It" world has been acting in mo play which will be the attraction at gnnlsntions m wttlnx two workers in
tlon pictures only since Aprll,l917? the Regent Theatre on Friday. is a to the field for . period 0‘ I” months,
That .lunc Caprice has never been thorough “l. !ttli- American," although it has also undertaken to seek out col .
on the speaking stage? she has globe- trotted as she expresses or?" clergvmen to act ”I chaplains.’
. That lune Caprice signs all the pho it. more than most other women of The African \iethodist Episcopal the,
.tographs sh» sends to bet motion plc- hor 9'10. Born in Washington. D. C., African Methodist Episcopal Zion and}
ture friends? Miss Burke was taken abroad at an the. Colored Methodist Episcopal
. That June Caprice was born In Ar- early size and it was chlefls in the Churches have been considering the
glington, Mesa}? 'convcnts of France and Belgium that. fortnatlon of a common w" commis-
' That June Caprltc was educated in she remixed her education. ln addl slop and the Committee on the Wel-
{the Prince Grammar Sthool in “08 firm to this. Miss Burke has traveled fare at Negro Troops has invited them 3
ton and the Girls‘ High School? extensively through China and Japan it they do so. to ”wk“ members of?
The June Caprice finished her r-d‘l- and in fact. in almost every corner.“ to serve on the committee.
cation in a private school in New York of the globp.
City after she entered motion pic Thomas Metghgn, the popular young
‘tures? star who appeared with Pauline Pred-
i That Jun? “Price vi“ be at the erlck and Billie Burke In those two
2Palace Friday in "Unknown 27‘” lstars' most recent productions is seen
‘ ‘~ again with Miss Burke in her latest
' macs THEATRE TODAV Paramount picture 2th and u.
I in “Shirley Kaye," Clara Kimball Girl," by Grant Stewart and Robert.
iYoung, who will appear at the Palace Baker.
Theatre today. plays the title role of
a young society sirl queen of the Lone naaoucs'rmo wAn cntPPLEs i
Island set, who is suddenly plunged i
into the whirlpool of high finance by
‘the threatening danger of her father' a War Cripples is a pa
overthrow from the presidency of the affairs department of
Union Central 11. it. which her fore- Red Cross in Paris, "‘At its head "
father "Pirate" Kaye had founded. His ports the Paris bureau of the Red
two adversaries. 'i‘. J. Megan a Cross. "is Miss Grace Harper, for- ’NO DWU" for the more dangerous!
brusque Western financier, and his merly director of the social service “It?! Willi“!!! Of adults and chil
young associate John Rowson. she work at the Massachusetts General;m
fights with different weapons—suntan Hospital in Boston. Miss Harper has Have a bottle of L'nonine handy at
the admiration of the first by the ear- studied seven of the nice big schools
nesinese of her struggle on behalf of where. France prepares her 'mutiles’
her own, and winning the love of the n tesume civil life as wage earners.
other, despite the fact that he "doesnt tr co opcration with the French au-
give a "D 101‘ any woman" E39901!!!“ 9horitics she is planning a school to
Easterners. "’ train war cripples who were farmers
yAt the same time she sponsors Dal- before they shouldered arms to operate
.“T. J. '5" spoiled you!!! daughter farm motor machinery (which Renee
and the apple of his eye. introducing is teaming to use as never before) and
her into society, for which her heart to tend chickens and rabbits and the
longs; also she provides her with a larger live stock. This field the French
devoted lover, Earl Rosseivlli‘, {i Dior- schools have comparatively neglect-
onghiy likeable representative of the ed." ~»
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Linonine
MARVMIIS MEDICINE
The Bureau for the Beeducatlon of:
rt of the cm] “nonine takes that awful kickont
the American 'of a hard cold and renders it bann-
re- flees. it is the great family remedy
for all forms of colds and a remarks
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for coughs that threaten bronchitis.
Nothing dillte equals “outline for
tart-chins.
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GERMAN OFFICER
ATTACKS GIRL
, Father Shot and Girl at Mercy orl-lun"
Britt.
A happy Belgian maiden, seeing her
prospective husband clubbed t‘o death
2 with the butt-end of a musket. under
the orders from General Von Glitch: ,
her father shot down and'herself torn.
from the arms of her aged grandmoth-
er by a Gtirtnsn oflcer. Captain Von
Ranch. who fortunately was itnable
to accomplish his- evil purpose, these
experiences of Ruth Glide provide
batssllghtidesofthea' ties of
the oer-tea barbarians id
Vance through Belgians that are faith.
TI"! and authentically shown. with
many heretofore nah-own testable it
totbe pflvateiifeoftbeGeman m
2 peter. as played by Julian Invert. in
their ad- ‘
misstatements-isms! ”mereaklnnftim Sold
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The Book of a
ThOusand Songs
identiy. over-coming every obstacle; '
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jand in her characterization, Miss;
South Norwalk
'Yonng intersperses the manv tense:
scenes with a winning and sparkling
comedy touch, lid with a love story of!
heart- interest that grips the audience. i
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The smartest white costumes have'
an accent somewhere; tiie belt. col- '
lar and cum and lining may be of
red or bright blue.
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Plattsburg 03ml) Manual advises men on “um. :11. when eminent pave the same price for steel devoted almost exclusively to the coal pole cancolttd b, the fuel a
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pay the same price for fuel for their Prior to the meeting of the council ttnnm scale used by the Gov _ '
own use that is paid by other con- Mr Williams conferred with Dr. Gar- llr. Whiteni- made the
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