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tincludiug Uncle Murphy, so that their
CHARMING PHOTQPLAY :looting and other uniavtjrut operations
lN “UNCLAIMED GOODS" might not be interrupted. Hence.
when Betsy arrives at Gold Center, du-
ly labeled as an express package, Un-
cle Murphy is unable to claim her. and,
pending the arrival of the consignee.
Betsy remains in charge of D-ann.v
Doneean. the express agent who 'is‘
compelled to feed. water and exercise
her periodically. a taik they mutually
enjoy, and in the performance of which
Cupid gets in his deadly work on the
hearts of both.
"Gentleman Joe" observes Betsy one:
day and when he learns that she is;
an unclaimed express consignment. it;
occuts to him that she might move;
.very desirable. propeiu f01 a lonel3:
gentleman with a taste for beauty like:
himself. He calls 113nm s attention
to the law which provides that 1111-.
claimed exprtss goods must be soldi
|to the highest bidder at the end of:
thirty days it" not (laimed,
stetnly insists that the in“ must be
tigidly cartied out in this indirjidual
VIVIAN MART! N HA8
Dalnty Pgamount Star Seen to Excel-
lent Advantage in Her Newest
Comedy at Palace Thea-
tre Tomorrow
As Betsv Burke in “Unclaimed
Goods.” Bliss Martin has a thoroughlv
enjoyable role, the artistic require-
ments of which she fully understands
and whith she sustains with marked
abilitv. Betsv is the daughter of a
sheriff 31110 is oblieed to go East on »
impmtant business and “no is com-
pelled to send Bttsy to her Uncle {\iur
ph3 at Gold Center in 01de1 that she
ma3 have. a home in his absence.‘
There in a gold rush on at the time
and the sheriff is unable to find ac-
commodations for her on the train. So
he sends her by express, and this is
responsible tot the amusing, as well
as tragic detelopments that ensue.
It happensthat Gold Centet has been
captured in a band of tutiians under
the leadership of “Gentleman Joe"
Slade, a notorious gambler. They
have locked up the reputable citizens,
TODAY--TUESDAY
BlLLlE BURKE in “EVE’S DAUGHTER.”
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: magnificent spectacle aboundlng 1‘” "‘” "‘ ,_. * w “1 -. "7 3 W, M . : - ___.-.
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Also Burton Holmes Travel Pio- icould not 11111111 found :1 morc splendid;
lures on Wednesday qunttcttc of players than Florence
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UOMlN ‘r—Jl‘he Mighty Spectacle
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30 you remember ‘Cnhria?" Do you;
REGENT THEATRE TODAY ‘rctnembci the giant in “(‘nbtlu?" Well.1
Photoplay of the Sensational Stage he is with us again~thls lime in“ ‘Tthn!
Success, "Today." Starring \‘i arriot," a picture ptoduction for out:
Florence Reed of the otdinaty. Marvelous Marcisto
Put out botd13 as a warning to wives as he was named in a [fiddle released?
that are not content to lite upon their last year, uses his wonderful sttentzth.
Ituebands' incomes. this play shows this time in a worthy Cause. The set-
Itow one married woman sold her fav- tings for the picture have been fur-
ors that she. might clothe herself in nislted by the great war—that portion
fine raiment. the punch arriving when of it showing a bit of the conflict
the lady keeps an appointment with :1 along the frontiers of Italy and A
strange gentleman and finds helself tria. Maciste and a company of Hg;
BILLIE buggxe ___,Eve~sv. Dau’dltt'éu
face to face with her own husband tion picture actors are arrested by any \
One of the most remarkable tri— Austrian Cavalry Tronp as suspicious LAST PERFORMANCE AT THE PALACE THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 7: 15
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and still another economy, each one gets exactly what he
wants. That is because every good quality has been de-
veloped, every inferior quality removed, by the science.
and skill of men long trained in tire-makina.
The Norwallt Tire and Rubber Company, Inc.
Nor-walk connecflcut
possible and as the date apptoaches.
“-(‘otopnh Kid," whom Bet53 had at
one tint.1 befriended. rides to n nelghV
ibOllflE', town and wires Sheriff Butke
Eot‘ the peril that. menaces his daughlot.
1Burke starts \\'cstwnrd at once and
i'”( ocopah Kid“ returns to Gold (‘cn- 1
ltct Mitch he tcutltes just. as the one
'tlon sale of unclaimed express goods.
of which Bets, is by far the most pre-i
cious package. has commenced. with!
i"Gentlemnn Joe" 11s the tinctioncer
thud the only bidder.
Slade's bid of thirty cents for Betst’t
is about to be accepted as final, when;
l“(‘ocopnl1 Kid"~cntcrs the hiding lists}
against tin1 bandit. This provokes n1
fierce battle, when Danny, "Coconnltl
Kid" and Betsy holding off "Gentle-l
mun Joe" and his followers. Slade andI
the1 Kid are slain and things are look-i
ins: badlv for Betsy and Danny when,
U. S. Governm’l 4%% Bomb"
01 lite 3111 Liberty Loan
on Band for Delivery
THE PEOPLES
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Sheriff Burke reaches the scene at the
head of a posse. Then Betsy and Dan- or south Norwalk'conn°
or fall into each other‘s arms.
‘ The photoplay is one or unusual in-
ltercst, many of the scenes being high-
lv dramatic. The story was written by
Johnston McCullcy and the 11' :utrio
hr atGrduer Hunting. Tl“ director Painless
1 Children Cheerfully -
was Rollin S. Sturgeon . dd J. 1C. Van and Conscienttoth
Trees is responsiblt for some highly '"d Patiently «)9 Dentistry
effective photography Treated by Modern . ‘ Sympathehc
‘ _ " Painless Methods Acentic Office Treatment
MISS HELD-MUCH STRONGER “R S M DEE" *
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NEW YORK. May 7.——Pl1ysiclaus v Gas Administered
attending Miss Anna Held announced Moderate Surgeon
. 1 - by the Oxygen
toda3 that no comphcations ensued Charges for Very New“
{tom the transfusion of blood opera
tion performed on the. actress Sunday,
after she became critically ill with
anaemia She. was much stionger this
Best Dflntal Work
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DENTIST
‘78 South Maln Street. Gold and Porcelain
butes to the big and wonderful fea- characters They and several him-l AND 11mm,“ it was stated ‘Hours 9 a m to 9 p Restoring" _
1ure“'l‘oday.” is the following lettet dred other suspected persons ate held-'1 ' 15 Years in tm t All kinds of Artifi
from Ada Pattersor of the New York ed like sheep and imptisoned in "“““""“ _.. -..__ “"’ "'W‘“ "WW” "m” * th Prlcfi o of m. by appoin “on oial Dentures
American:., barn. Mociste contrires their escape! Hi ; la -° Crown and Bridge
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l Dentistry. . fully Done
01’ the motion picture. Not critic nor of action. Particulaily good are sob,
enemy of the new art can stanfldiers’of- Italy scaling cliffs and crose-t
against it, for it shows how much bet- ing chasms in full war regalia, All of
these scenes provide Maoists with on-1
‘portunitics of displaying his supernat- ‘
iural stwrength The photography and
|direction are both good. Altogethm .
"The Warrior" is a delightful and im-
usual evening's entertainment,
Causes you to make mistakes—
don’t give up business—have
us ex'amine your eyes and sup-
ply the correct glasses.
We are making hundreds see
Clearly morithly-4top in to-
day and have 0 OGULIST
revamine your eyes. No charge
for examination.
THAMER‘
Dentists. Optometrists, Optician:
‘37 Atlantic St, Stamford. Conn.
Open Bat. Eu. tilt 9 p. :1. lot. ill?
PALACE THEATRE
Story of A Girl’s “Fling" at Life, Bil-x .
lie Burke's Latest Picture
At the Palace Theatre today demure
Billie‘Burke in her latest Paramount,
picture;1“E\'\e's Daughter," front Alic-l
ia antsey's play by that name, is to be ’
the star. The story deals with the life
of a girl, suddenly left a little mon-
ey by her father after 11. life of repres-
sion and hardship. ow she nearly out-
steps the bounds of convention, spend’
lug all her money in “one good time."
only to be Eaved in time by the man
wit loves her and a girl she hits help-
ed. make up a thrilling and at times
humorous story that will prove highly
entertaining. other pictures on the .
program will be. “Are Waitresses
Sife‘!”_a1Mack Sennett comedy and the
populur ”13173. news pictorial.
\i/IVIANMARTIN
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