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Regent Theatre
I Shows—2:15. 1:15 and 9
Special Musical Program By the
Regent Orchestra Every Evening.
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Today
A Double Bill!
TWO BIG FEATURES-
Eva TanzuaY
The Cyclone Vaudeville
ienne in the Pliotoplay
“The Wild Girl”
and the Popular Star
William Russell
la a Play of intense Action. Mys-
tery and Romance
“Hearts or Diamonds”
Wednesday
Georze Walsh
and His Trained Bear, in
“Jack Snurlock. Proditral”
and the Supreme Harlequin
Comed
in the Million Dollar Comedy}
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creates
new
'survived by a wife and three chlld-; tion with
‘three brothers. James Aloyisus
, 'W’. WW
unless it was because be was testing With mambo; up oi; the regi-
the car out and took Kenetic along meat from these other states the
with him for the ride. Connecticut boys should profit. New
The fence along the bridge which sergeants and corporais will have to
acts as a guard was badly broken and be made. These will necessarily
splintered and several nieces 0t ' the'come from the “veterans” of the
rail entered the car and” tore up the regiment. .In this way several Con-
'interior of it pretty well. |necticut boys should come in (or
Mr. Kerwin, who had been chauf- prdmotlons soon. a
leur for Mr. Muller tor the,past sev-‘ Real barrage fire will be need here
en years was 27 years old. He is at. the end of this week “connec-
the school for Yield and
stat! officers, which has been in ses-
sion to:- the past week, according
to present plans.
The work tram day to day has
been approaching more closely real
action, all of, which has been lead‘
ing up to this ‘one big demonstra-
tion of the closest approach to real
ibattle without being actually engag-
ed in combat. -~
The artillery regiments which will
ifurnish the barrage have been prac-
MAKE MORE SPEED I .. ‘
IN EXAMINATIONS Iusegasses:imagines:
AT CAMP DEVENS under instructions Thus the only
;dltficu1ly in the mattehrnbe ‘danger
jot shells landing within the range
lot the men who will advance under
ithe barrage 'is overcome. A full
system of trenches have been built.
Outside the trenches, the same
ren, Marlo. aged five. Genevieve aged
three, and Loretta. aged nine months.
He also leaves a mother and father,
Mr. and LMrs. James Kerwin, and
and
Thomas, all of this city.
Funeral arrangements, which are
in charge of Raymond & Son. have
not been completed as yet. ..
(Whmueu non: rage may
The principle of the new system
is that each man knows at the end
,Of his first day at camp Whether he aspect of realism has been applied.
has been {many accepted or rejected Wire entanglements, She“ holes.
for service. Only in the cases of the made With dynamite and other ob-
uecessity of sortie operation is the stacles arid deienses have been es-
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NEW MIDDIES AND SMOOKS . . . . . . . .. ..... $1.50 to $2.98.
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and grays at Special Prices. ’
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CORSET COVERS ’ 506
CLOAKS me P ARIS 'MILLtNitRy
“A Dog’s Life”
Also Burton Holmes Travel Pic
tut-es
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Charlie Chaplin , l
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tinal status 01- me. man .. tablished.‘Nineteen hundred men of
unknown at the 602nd engineers have been work-
ing under Lt. Colonel A. l{.;Lymsn,
setting up the barbed wire entangle
ments, sotlmt now there is row after
ter the first day. . Under the old sys-
tem the men received only a super
ticial examination and were assigned
to barracks. It was sometimes weeks
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Memorial Day
Mary Garden
in the Goldwyn Feature
“The Splendid Sinner”
Coming ISaturday—The First of
the Abraham Lincoln Series, “The
Son ofDemocracy."
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I‘ less march 01 civilization. In “Tigeri
I New York state‘s barge canal, connecting the Great Lakes with the
'Atlantic cean at a cost““bf 5150.000000. has been opened, and this photo
lgraph shows the eastern terminal at Waterford, N. "- Barges “I‘d their
‘tugs are entering the great locks to be lifted up 0“ their “3' ‘0 Buflalo.
IThe whole canal system with its tributaries is 452 miles long. Very large
jbarges can now make the trip from the Great Lakes ‘0 New York City
Harbor. it is the greatest canal b'uilt on the American continent With the
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'exception of the Panama Canal
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‘that he is the reincarnation of the AUTOMOBILE
spirits of the old d 's of re lance
which have vanished {Store the l‘lelent-E ngggggggg%011
Man," his latest Artcraft photoplny.l
Iwhich is to be. presented at the Palacef
.TheWe today and tomorrowhe ore-3 In the car with Kerwin at the line
Isents a new creation. clear-cut as a ‘ 'l‘“ ""cirlelit was Joseph F liens-
.cameo and as convincing as any which tlc, 01 Center avenue, WhQ “'15
'he' heretofore has wanted. 'h‘dln‘ihhi y‘” Md [gm U” “"3 sustained
“ _ _ ,_ ‘ , sets an mute an “am we t
l The Tiger M“ l“ a bandit eta with Kerwin to the hospital to see
itype not often seen in picturt’S. Ht“h that. he was litiit‘iJ care of prt‘oeiy
meets his fate in the person of n pret- I betore he received Ittittltlon and la-
[ty young woman. the wife of a minls~‘ ""1“ SD“? 01‘ being but if b'oheu u.)-
ter of the gospel. lie forces her tovw‘lf ‘0 m3 home.
. . 1 tithur Stein. of 2‘” Grove street,
leave her husband for himself, butgwntcrbury. liapptnw‘ to be passin‘g
when she ttemts suicide to escape; :.-lv;z:;.- in his car wlI r he saw the no
Ithe horror of his touch. his slumberlng cltlent and be instantly offered it s
IsnIIl, stepped in crime. awakens and (“film {“1” 1”” men to ”‘9 hospital
he is reformed. To aid her tehgious: ”"13““ \i-lllld‘lu‘r? [lull ‘1‘}; (z ‘fi'ii‘,::“2t“t‘lll‘i
itiesigns he cheerfully surrenders lllm' Muller-Gloria Mill Yards“ was atten -
lselt‘ to the authorities, but she is un-
lconscious of the great sacrifice he has
0d first by Dr. I). a. Sullivan later
made in her“ behalf. The various
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' strength.
bl’ Dr. F. G. Brown and then by li‘r.
William J .Trncey.
scenes of the picture are thrilling to a
degree, the. notion rapid and the heart
interest is well sustained.
“BILL." HART IS TO MARRY
it is said that Kerwin and It'ruelc
Were driving the cur at {l rate l‘
.spced said to be close to 0 miles -n
hour while passing underneath EllP
,I-nilrond bridge at Darleu and that
‘ when they had passed this place I‘m‘rt
row of fencesof wire and between
each fence, meshes of the same wire,
that would seem to defy passage.
The stage is all set. All that the
before examining physicians by Visit-
ing the various barracks finally com-
pleted’ali examinations. The new
system is already workinig splendid.
ly_ [men are waiting for is the order.
Another feature of the new systeml Today "’9 :oflicers 0f the staff
is the opportunity altered or quicklyiscmol' took up the work of the
picking out the specialists. The pa- study of the system of trenches, the
per work is in charage of Camammccupatlon of positions by a com-
Caleb Warner, personnel otlicer ohm“ and by a platoon the study
the division. At the reconstruction of machine 5““ emplacements.
barracks today, where the men were“ in connection with today’s work
being received, Captain Whitman and a brigade problem was arranged and
Lieutenant? l). Howe took charge worked 0‘" by "‘9' men 0' the 301%“
of the work. Field Signal 1Battalion under Lieu-
iny about 30.) their arrived here talent John R. Edwards. The men
today. Most 01‘ these were from 805- worked in connection with the 302nd
ion. The Boston men were assigned 1 regiment of ””11”"
to the N.neteenth Company. Fifth!
Battalion of the Depot Brigade. The COUNTER ATTACK IN
other Massachusetts men from Gard-l
tier, Ayer, Marlboro and Tewksbury! FLANDERS LAUNCHED
were assigned to the Twentieth L‘om-I .
pany. Filth Battalion, of the Depot‘ BY (FHE BRITISH AND
Digging: are now a ”0 . t l 23 ! FRENCH TROOPS EAR-
~ p) simaey .-
000 men in the Seventysixth Divis-l LY TODAY
ion. it was learned today. But few:
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more transfers are required to bring:
the division up to its full wart
Most of the regiments are ‘
fight-:3 filled, the only orggnlzagtiongdcrs the French confidently await
e ng Iany men are t e 'Utn I. ~) - -- ~
and 303m Regiments oi lrii’niitry.,”urum"d enemy “HM!“
These organizations need about 1,000
men to get them up to full strength. on the southern flank on a front of
All the new men or the 3(Hlll ln- thirty-five miles in great strength,
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gm, a”, being 0““de by merigl: the operation. Probably several
oreti troops of the 519th Service Bnt- days “"11 pass befllr“ ”‘9 situation
tallon and will not be moved for. a is defined clearly. Two possibili-
Although the Germans nttnckctl _
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attacks on the extremities of the reached the region north of Pout
nearly two hundred mile line are Arcy, a founxnile advance, on th&
feints for a stupendous movement Alene. ‘
toward Amiens. I Along the six-mile front from
in gaining the heights north of Locrc to Voormezcele, on tilt!
time at least.
The regiment now has It considers-
ble number of men from states oth-
meg stand out-Ahab the Germans Alene and the famous (‘hemin-dcs-
felt it accessory to drilled the (.1. Dames, the Germans suffered most.
how about Montdidicr or that it liettvily.‘ The region over which
Flanders battlefield, the French.-
buried the enmity back with great:
losses, and still hold tenaciously ta»
Extra Added Attraction
Tomorrow—One Day Only
' Charlie Chaplin
in His First Million Dotlar Picture
“A Don’s Life”
Thursday and Friday
With Vaudeville
“ Elste Ferguson in
i he Sons of Songs”
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Al lllt' lllfllllfi
TYPICAL WESTERN pLAY
Is WILLIAM s. HART's
PICTURE, “THE TIGER MAN-I
Artcraft Super-Production, One at
Great eMr-‘it to Be Shown at Palace
Theatre Today and Tomorrow
When the history of the vanished
frontier, so pregnant of perils and pic-
turesque characters which confronted
thetplonsers in ti" ir march toward the
sunset land in th. lays of gold. finally
‘ . isyrritten, it wi'l l. ‘. inevitable that the
-‘ virile Western
characterizations of
William- 8. Hart shall exercise a pow-
“ arl'ul influence upon the historian. For
kcenness of conception,
to truth, these impersonations are un~
rivallcd and they are rapidly becom-
ing a standard upon which the popular
, estimate of these characters may be
truthfully based.
it is conceded that Mr. Hart's port-
rayal of unique Western types long
since extinct, is as near the real thing
as art and historial research on surr-
scst. Old pioneers Who have seen Mr.
[tart in his Western pictures, assert
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Norwalk friends of William S. Hurt they let the car speed up to 6-) or 65
the noted movie star will be mighty miles an hour and that this war the
ipleased to know that he. is soon to rate of speed that they were 3019!;
.wed But at the some time they when Kerwin met his total Injuries.
will be surprised, i‘or Hurt has al-j Just how the accident happened is
ways said he wouldn't {live any but I not known but it is believed ”Hit the
the bachelor 301‘! Of life. it Wlls rear wheels of the/car slipper] {1-0 It
good enough, and that was all there] the crown of the paving and that the
was to it. lt-nr started to skid sideways with tie
Those who have followed "Bill" in result that it came in collision with
some of hishlate bpictures have no-‘n telegraph pole. ‘
ticed there as een a great im- The. car. w ~11 ‘w . 1. . .
provement m his love-making and a wreck andhbslticlifléhtl’de iiisrlmddlnd
Ilike everything else, practice mnkeslrmm the repair‘shops, wherekit hild
perfect. HOW natural he takes to{been put into condition for use this
it, has been lhe general remark, but EUH'IHIET was towed 10 Yang: 110"“.
little did they imagine the actor had ers' “page. The trout of .{he ‘ 0.“
been having some ”“0““? “Wide 0‘ was badly twisted towards: the tight
the screen acting. . and was mute evidence of the l'Hllf. t‘
A” “'1“ be 59911 from the. endogedlspeed with which it was travexing t
Clipping Hart ls engaged and belnsv'the time or the accident ‘
engaged means 1110“” 0“ ‘958 0501“- On the turnpike it is Isltown
lion and that must have been the the brakes were applied to the
119359" for the success he has l"“"‘l:vvs'hilt3 about 250 feet. from where
mulcng in his love-making. '
Thetclipping has the followinig lo'smo, side of the highwav.
sayzp _ . . ' _ it is expected that at the in IIe‘s
“tumor; S. Hart. the famous “badf to be held this afternoon at tiraqtlit;
man or the screen. has announcednan the run details or the acetate"
his engagement. Yes, indeed. ac— as far as are known will on KNEE].
cording to telegrams from Los An- Coroner J. J. Phclan will be in this
|geles “Bill" made a formalnnnounce-i city to examine the scene of the ‘c-
meat that he is to become the huS-I cident and to make mmsurcntmllts
band of Miss Margaret Evans. ' latter which the Inquest will be held.
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car.
‘it
icrashed into the pole on the oppo-
wln was in the locality that he w s .
er than Connecticut. men from Mass- , .
uchusetts. Maine. New York, New was feared General l‘Otlll mIgltt
Hampshire and Vermont littving becn'hegin a counter-offensive toward
WW1 1“ ”l“ regiment- Loon. Nor it is unlikely that the
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Prodigal" starring George Walsh, at the Regent
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Scene from *Jaék Spurlock,
Theatre tomorrow. ‘
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Herold Chat-it. 'chapnti in his Million ooIIar Comedy “A new. Life" showmh
.at the ‘Regent Theatre tomorrow. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
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they have advanced thus far is the. positions protecting the ridge:
one of the most. battle-scarred in running westward from Mont
France. If the (‘rown Prince hop- Kemmel. Near Vormezeelc, whew
ed to crush the French and separ- the French have taken over thw
ate them from the British at. Barry- line from the British, heavy fight-IIL
utt-Bac, lle‘fllllt‘d, as contact be-
tween thc Allied forces has been
maintained throughout the fight-'tratcd the Allied line. .
inc. How far the Germans ad-l Meanwhile there is very intensfi
vanced on the extreme ends of the artillery fire from north of that
new lighting: front is not defined Somme to the Avre in Picardyfil'hq’iq
clearly, but in the. center they Germans have made
Where, except for strong raids.-
' {against the Allied lines, especially
{the American sector west of Monte
‘didier. .
The Americans threw back lira»
fighting in which the enemy Inf»
lie-red severe losses and prisonerqi
‘were taken by the Americans.
I Renewal of henVy fighting in
:Northern France is coincident with;
in successful Italian thrust againstii‘
gthe AustroJlungarinn position:é
lin the mountains of the Western»
iTrentino. In addition to gaining
important height positions, tilt;
Italians captured nearly 900 print
oners and much war material. Ans»
trian attacks south of Asiago ham-
been repulsed by the Italians. Else'-
,‘whcre on the front. from Stelvio ta. ~
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