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Mary Miles Minter
The Most Dainty and Lovable of
Screen Actresses in
“A Bit of J attic”
and 5111 episode of
"Vengeance and the Woman”
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Monday
Edith Storey
In A Western Romance
“Revenge”
Latest Hearst—Pattie Pictorial and
A Keystone Comedy
Tuesday—Eva Tanguay in “The
Wild 6111;" Also William Russell
in "Healis 01‘ Diamonds."
in
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Wednesday—Charlie Chaplin
‘ the Million
Dog's Life." ,
Dollar Comedy,
Saturday
Regent T beans
won first in?” next]
.‘gla
.Norwalk ' Red
- place Theatre
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
VAUDEVILLE
Motion Pictures of the
C1055 Parade
VAUDEVlLLE
\ And Last Showing 0f
Norwalk Red Cross
Parade
Wln 3 Hart in "The Haters,"
And the #1131 Episode of
‘THE'filDDEN HAND"
Monday
Dorothy Dalton' 1n
“Lave Me”
A PARAMOUNT PlCTURE
Tuesday and Wednesday
Win. ‘8. Hart in His. Latest
ARTCRAFT PICTURE
“The Tiller Man‘
Extra Added Attraction
Wed moire Day Only
QharlieCllaplin in
“A Dog’s Life”
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REGENT“ THEATRE TODAY *
llary Miles Minter in “ A Bit of Jade, "
Also "Vogeanco—and the woman. "
'Mary Miles Minter. beautiful blonde
. illgenue, of picture drama, is giVen a
- busy role' in her new American-Mu
total production. “A Bit of Jade.” The
story is based on the mysterious loss
-. of an Oriental machines, in which lMiss
_- , Minster as... Phyllis king of the heroine
‘ icy-brought. under suspicious. ‘
The story was written by Mildred
., i‘orl Graham and the scenario by
' . ing the broken necklace
7 :Anything I have ever tried. ” They To
‘ ~~ have 11115111111211. bad bljoéth,‘ bloating,
1m indigestion and consilpauon Nu
‘ claim or nauseoustllisoh-Powoll " ‘ '
‘ Corporation.
tt‘arl Coolidge
Grayson Blair collector of jewels;
discovered 11111.11 Hindu servant try-
111g . to steal a jade necklace taken,
7 from a Hindu temple during the In-
dian mutiny.
‘ 1n the West Coast studios. the athletic ‘
in a scufle the neck»
lace is broken. , ‘ A
‘ 'Blair'_starts for the jeweler's carrY-
He stopsat
a cafef There sits Phyllis King.
Young Culhbert King"
Another, always in debt. pleads for
money to "put over a deal." Phyllis
gives him all she has but this is not
enough. Blair watches this perform-
ance. 4
“Vengeance and the Woman."
~ A real 'old~fash‘ ‘nal wild west stage
« help up turnlshlm one of the thrills in.
the fifth eclsole f‘Vengeance—nnd
the 'Woman. " Greater Vitagrapn’ s
wonderful melodrama. serial, which
will be seen in the Regent theatle to‘
- day.
REGENT THEATRE, MONDAY i
Edith Storey in “Revenue, " a Picturin-'
.. tion of "Hearts steadfast"
Plenty of real Western atmosphere
is shownrln "Revenge,” the eth pic
turizatlon of Edward Moffatt's novel I
“Hearts Steadfast," starring the final l
its star, Edith Stomey, which will be
presented at the diegentthent't-e on -
Monday.-
In ‘fRevengefl which was produced
star retinas to the “Western" type of
. role in which she frist became famous
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WAR’ WORRIES UPSET HEALTH
it is agreed by medical authorities
that worry all‘ects the digestiVe or-
gans... When the digestion is out, of
order, it throws the whole physical bo- ‘
log out of gear. 8. B. Hayward. Unso ’
dilla. Ga .-,
writes: "Foley Cathartlc
.Sl‘nbiets give me quicker relief than
i
Pbyllis' .'
Sate lama“! Bola. AWN for
Plans were announced yesterdnyl
by the Sonatina]! war sayings cum. 1
Imittee .gor intensive drive beginl
tune the midi 9 oil one, and culling-l
stills on June 28, when the entire
adult popu 11 of the state will be:
expected to' {later definite pledges
covering the imbunts of war savings
stamps to be purchased for the re
mainder 01' the year.
Under the direction of the treasury
department a country -wide cam-
paign will be conducted in the next
few seeks to ‘secure fr01n every lay
at American a pledge to save regu-
larly and buy war savings stamps at
periodic intervals, as an evidence of
as a screen stat of the first rank She
is seen to excellent advantage in her Thomas H. lnce makes its success as We are sending our young manhood
favorite type of role. ‘
Director Browning staged night
scenes of this picture on one of the
most famous Western streets ever er-
ected for the staging of motion plcllll'e‘
scenes. "his street has been. used for:
hundreds of “Wild and Wooly" pictur-
es, starring many well known players.
It is said that. this street has been re-
built innumerable times so as to take
on an entirely new appearance fol
each picture.
OF NEW SERIES
"A Dog’s Life." the first
51.000000 series of comedies that
Charlie Chaplin is makintt undel
own management.
thet Palace Tltealle on WedneSan
HART HUMANE ACTOR
Win. '8. Hart, the famous Thomas H.
lnce star in Aficrttft pictures, is abso-
llutely and definitely against all phones
in pictures wherein an animal may re-
ceive an injury. As he expresses it.
“when i go into a risky seem. i
know what lm doing. The dumb an
imal dosen't know! and can't help it»
any how. So i won't permit anything
of the sort in my films."
This is one of the reasons why Mr.
Hart is universally beloved by patrons
of the films. Like his love of children
it can be disgulshed~even when he is
a “bad man" on'tbe screen. Mr. Hart's
new 'Artcraft picture, “The Tiger
Man." will be shown at the Palace
Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday.
DOROTHY DALTON AT THE PAL-
" ACE MONDAY
The Palace Theatre announces for ‘»
‘next week, Monday the revappeirance ‘ "
ofchrming Dorothy Dlion. this time
in “Love Me"' a 'photoplay from the
pen of c. Gardner sulllvan directed
by. R. William Neill under the supervi-
sion of Thomas 1H. Inca. In this pic-
ture Miss Dalton takes the part ‘of a .
breezy Western girl married to a
wealthy society man whose family re-
fuse to accept her as one of themmnic
ing her life among them nll..thal is
hard to bear .How she finliy wins their
hehrts completely at a tremendous
cost to herself, is thrillingly told in
the picture. An excellent cast, includ-‘.
ing Wm. Conklin Jack Holt, and 80- AT THE PALACE NEXT TUESDA\
bert McKim has been supplied, which
”V...—
with the portionsl supervision
sored beforehand.
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TRADES UNIONISTS
An Ambulance
A movement
the trades council
which has the endomement
slate Fed
about $3. 000 among the trades- -unio
men of the state to buy an ambulance
for use by the American army hospi-
The lmovemen
to purchase the ambulance has met “NC" they cannot fight-1 ~
with much favor on the part of the
CHAPL'N COM'NG 50°” 'N “R57 trades unionists of the state and campaign may be most effective, 1
the proposition will come before the Minnelli”) bespeak the cooperation of
ital corps in France.
of mp new NOerilk Central Labor union at the
next meeting of that organization.
Serretarx
it is plopohed
clntrlli labor bodies contribute to
New Haven trades council. and
cure the ambulance just
sufficient funds are obtained.
F. O'Meara.
committee. 1
The fund committee urg
different unions contribute at
earliest possible time. In an
eating circular the committee
ors in France and urges that
trades unionists of the state play
out trades unionists
Wlarlf [11cc pm...
1AM S HART
LT e Tides Man.‘
AND WEDNESDAY
of constant and
Interested in State Movement to Give
has been started by
of New Hav‘Bn.
0‘ the seated obligation to support our gal
cration of Labor to raise
it "lealuestly to save and economize in
John Riley of the Cen
1““ tral union. has loceivcd a communi-
Wi" bl“ shown 1“ cation from the slate Fedelat‘lon of
labor in refelenca to the matter and
to have each union
Eamllaleu With the state A r of l... or
{1
slate fund which is in charge or the
so
as soon as
ile-
lnittances are to be made to Patrick
of New Haven. secre-
tnry treasurer of the ambulance fundl
es that thel
the
inter-
sets
forth the need of the best medical «
attention for the men with the. col
lie
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part in relief work by furnishing an
ambulance in the name of Connecti
I his desire to support the tavern en
TAKEN TEXEELUSIYELY FOR THIS THEATRE in the prosecution of the gm film;
NOT “be 80!! WII atA'i‘fig 28 is the dose hset for those she
ls‘fitgture have accepts 1 s patriotic lobli
fierformance TH DAY FRIDAY ANDS lion in stand up and be counted. g?
This does not mean that the war
savings campaign hill terminate on
Unusual Pho’op'ay Features Jfthat date, but Hither that by lhatl
time all citizens who are heart and‘
Thursday and Friday . Saturday }soul behind the sovelnment will be
‘ ‘ 3*. expected to have elidenced their loy-
Jesse L. Lasky Wm. SN Bari: ally by making at least their initial
Presents {purchase of out savings stamps.
Jack Pickford “The Hillel‘s" From that time on the government
W A Virile Western Drama than count upon a definite weekly’in-
“His Majesty. Bunker By T1105. ii. Ince _ 'come from those who have pledged
. _ ean” ALSO [themselves to invest thé results of
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE The Last Episode or ”he" “Wings "1 W” “"1385 mm”
BY, ~ . “THE, rubbish 111113310" l Secretary McAdam-1 announcement,
HARRY LEON wuson . AND . made public by the Connecticut war
ALSO A The Palace News Pictorial savings committee, reads in part;
MUTT & JEFF 1.113881“ng _ ‘ll is essential that the American
COMEDY CARTOON The World in Motion 990919 economize and Slim in order
‘ to mail; available to their govern-
, men 1 e money indie e .
1301‘ T FORGET * ‘ . ed fol the war and 1321;111:111); “:3:-
The pictures of the Red Cross Parade Will be plies and labor required for the pro
shown at every performance. duction of things necessary for our
. . own military forces and of the as
. “Mltions associated Willi us
“The progress of the war demands.
increasing sacrifices
to represent us on forei 11
fields. where they are caiigd 11:31:“;
sacrifice not only their personal com.
fort and material interests. but their
lives as well it” appropriate. there.
Hfore for the American people Who
‘ale privileged to remain in safety and
comfort at borne :9 consider their
lant men and to pledge themselves
order that our soldiers and sailors
may have the food and clothing and
t the arms and ' ammunition without
‘To the end that this intensive
all the organisations and institutions
of the nation which. through their in-
fluence and active support, can fun
iher this work it is desirable that
the attention of the entire people be
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thew attainment this kind of support
{or the winning or the war and with 1
11111! object in view that June 28. _ n.
1918 be Observed as National War ‘:""""'"*’
81111111311 Day” . i
may 11110 eons no i 1.
UNDER BAN A8 $UGAR l 59“.; .
* ’ ' screw FAILS ‘ " ' ' “Quint! Ship” ., i.
Philadelphia 111171111131» Taken A“ 5113322511338 JACKETS ................... $5.95 to $11.“
tion “d Food Regulation is MAR U GAPES ......................... $2.50 to $9.”
Likely Here. NEW SWEATERS. . . . ................ $2. 99 to $25.00
Girls on botllhlidell‘ of sixteen were .
disturbed yesterday 1593119 fear they CHARGE ACCOUN'IS OPENED
soon 1118er called upon to prove their
patriotism by limiting their desiruq
tion of:
ice cream soda,
Fudge. . 7
Hamburg”; . __ ,
Numundaes. and
Chocolate creams
The scarcityf in! sugar the chief in.
gradient of these articles, is expected
to become serious during the next few
months and bycurbing their appetite
for sweets the women of the country
can help save sugar needed for can-
ning" purposes. . In Philadelphia the
110ml Adminislrntprmss asked the worn: .
en‘ to restrain themselves when pass; W “M
ins drug 0’7 candy “0"” A5 ye‘ ”9 ed and the defense began presentation PRIDE “5:33;? IA'HIIEUYR?30 ‘
such suggestion has come from the of its case The chief witness for thel H m
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10““ F00“ “Onsemt'on Boa'd- but ”19 accused today was Arthur Lussier, her Coroner’s Inquirw Reveals ctr-1m:
sugar situation is reported to be such labyear'old stepson, who testified tbstl Tanswglo inrfleW'anen Shooting;
that a similar request to the women of McCarthy had made an improper sug— 15'me “May 23 .wArthW
New York would not occasion any gestion to him at the factory and that Pride “mt has been under arrest “8‘
great surprise he had on his return home told his an accusation of havlh‘g shot to am
The food conservation figure,:' the stepmother of it Her visit to the fac- Harry King, last 'Sunda'y night. 31.
the very latest thing in feminine to” folliwed. Another witness W6 home of his divorced wife. Mrs ..
shapes. according to food administra Napoleon Lussier, husband of the ac 1IHarvey Pride, was freed lost 11mm
tors. will have to be acquired by all cuscd woman. order of Cor‘onerrlillx, and the .
women who have no desire to be. , _ ition against him withdrawn. foil“
known as sugal‘ltllsclters. ,In order to . . . a confession yesterday by Terence 3-. ‘
become one of these patriotic. perfectl SUCCESSION OF CROPS lHarveY. bl’Olhpl‘ 31-1111 Pride.l
thirty-sixes. all that is réquirod is to 5 As we are all vitally interested in himseli fired the shot 11111111111111
give up the sweets mentioned above. maximum DlOdHCtion this year it Harvey claimed that he was
which is like selling some out sundae seems as through a few words about stairs when be blind his-sister new
"a to 31“, up breathing. Confirm“ a succession of crops would not be He rushed down stairs and saw
sods drinkérs are doing 11 mm wor. “115” "1 Other words to make the m- lying on the floor with a man
‘iylnn It‘will toke‘alo‘foi willpower den yield "16 maximum quantity of over her Bellevln‘z it. to be mess.
to shun ”9". favoritejouutaln. No vsgtubles it is necessary that the said and fearing that his ‘glatermm
one doubts. however, that women will land he ”cum“ 3‘ ““1011 0‘ the “me danger of harm. he fired a! the
makc‘the sacrifice it asked to ‘5 ”aimle- 1" some sections two or He did not kn0w until afterwards
we- ¢--—-—--‘~—-—- more crops may be grown 0“ 'ihe same it was King. Harvey is held with“
11.11113 Lusslss's 1111311111111 ““1“ ““3 “1° 56"“ C“ "1““ “9 bonds. pending the compare induce
AND SON 0N STAND used in selecting the crops that on to __..__;_. . .
follow the early season crops. The BIG ovERsUBscR‘pT'ON
WILLIMA'NTIC Conn. May 23.. vegetables used for the first planting. EXPECTED.
The stabs rested its case yeslrday in or one with the some characters or be— WASHINGON. May 24 _.Will! 4 ,
the trial of «Mrs. Bat-ah L. Lussler of 1°11ng ‘0 the same {8311132 should rmkigg days“? :‘igocgfimgzgw
Moosup, for thomui‘dér by stabbing of not be used the same place at the ng, 9 39° .
J ACOBY’S
NEW SUMMER Dnnssns ................. sh 98 to $2256
WASH sxmrs ........................... $2. 98 10cm
SLEEVELESS swsa'rnns ................ 1.. '. . . $2 98 1111'
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Therapy Treatments which-
tbe application of mechanical pm
pics to the Human Body for the m
of pain. and the eradication of
cases. Don‘t give up your vital
Don’t despair because other me "
have failed to help you; leavé
suderlngs at the Mechano Pb
Therapy Institute, which is cool
with all the modern electric apps
Si.‘
f r we 11 result in or a
same insects and diseases affect all of niggeript‘llm Rep 0 ris 9'61“]; gm»
egg plants. and tomatoes should not showod that $63 949 811 Md
follow each other. raised
1 The Atlantic division outs!!!
plant depends upon the growth of the Greater New York had subscribed W
lplant and the weather. if seedlings 294. 536 Of its quota of $25. 000.0
gore grown in the hot bed", usually one
. transplanting in after the seedling gets
its first true leaf.
Any hardy garden plant may be quite
1‘ Just before the plants are taken up
. they should be thoroughly watered.
- 'so that the soliivill add here to the
:roots. As soon as the plants are set in-
ito the garden they should again be we-
of the American Red Cross todaym
George McCarthy on March 3' at a lac, second planting Cabbage kale mlls- ed .335 050 339 of reaching "3,, .
(cry in Moosup. where he was employ lard Brussels sprouts, and cauliflower Officials wore confident;- that 11W
should not follow each other, for tho ported pledges and strenuous until
N‘ TR ANsPLANTING iGreater New York, was looting;1 W"
_ V 11 percentage of quotas‘xrai MW
Transplanting means the reselling only $1 500 000 to be subscribed to
,of plants. The proper time to trans plete its allotment of 310mm.”
l The secondw transplanting comes
lwhen the plant is set into the garden.
iThe time for this transplanting also
ivsries with the plant and the weather.
‘ssfely transplanted to the garden now.
ltered and the soil firmly pressed
about the roots From one third to vacuum cupping, etc
one half of the leaf surface should be .
removed when transplanting.
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Hoyt's Theatre Building.
. Entrance 11001111 No. 3
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for the past four Years.
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