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’ scenario by Gilsdn Willets. ‘
Joule Gripping Photonlaszl
“Loaded Dice”
and the Semen Comedy.
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Charles Ray
In the Paramount Feature,
1 “The Family Skeleton”
., and the Thrilling Serial,
“‘Venegance and the
Mme. Petr-ova
and Her Own Company of Players,
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eow, bu thinks the murder is. the
first sign of awakened anti Gerioan
feeling in Russia .
Again the
made 11 successful forward plunge
111 the Somme sector northeast of
Actions, here with some Ameri-
can help they carried out their
brilliantmperutiou of last. week
The latest drive by the tangy
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last night resulted in what. is de-
Scribed by the British official
‘ statement as‘ a slight advance.
The aggregate of the grout:
gained recently in this area, has
been considerable, however, and
the new progress made apparently:
has effected a considerable move-
ment in the British position along
a front of well toward two miles
on both sides of the river Somme '
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:.k Keenan in “Loaded Dice." and
a Mack Sennatt Comedy "
“Loaded 'Dice" it is believed
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In
‘ Trunk Keenan, the Pathe star, has one
of the strongest stories of his photo-
May career in it he plays a part of
. 1110 kind in which he delights, that or
a strong andpoutcrfui man who ne-
mmplishos his ambitions regardless of
' "Loaded Dice” was
The story is that of a man who be-
lieves there is no God, Unscrupulouo,
forceful. dominating. he at last real»
. 1209 his ambitions and becomes the
. : Slovernor of his state. And then,
at
the height of his power and upper
«Milly of unbeatable’strength the hand
In? God shows itself. The picture poo
x drops 11 character and a belief (or
~~ luck o! it- that is not uncommon
'. , Those Who sow Charles Ray in “his
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mobile life. And lhere la a moral
them that is obvious. All Who hoVe
“:0cn Mir. Keenan on the screen will
at once appreciate the suitability orI
111'; vigorous personality to such a
lllrl ’
"Loaded bloc” will be at the Re-
gout Theatre todav. ' i
REGENT ’l‘HEAT RE TUESDAY
Chariot Haydn "The Family Skeleton"
Also “Vengeance and the Wo-
,, , mar?“ . I
liteel picture, .“The Hired Man". will
3131mm the announcement that he
is 33331 to appear at the Regent
mean-o, Tuesday, this time in a pho 1
will“; aiming widely 1mm his former ‘
m u s, yet‘ giving hip evénmore op-
Park
Shore {& Chicken
Dmners and
Ala Carlo Servme
I'horlted an irresistible tendency‘ to
RolonPomi ‘
guessed for failure to file Form '33 2 in
tifying themselves against the ex
peeled renewal of the German of i
tfensive in one of lhe sectors where
it is considered quite likelv to be
3. 'louuched, the French are finding:
themselves somewhat aetivelv en-
gaged in in artillery duel on 1115
westerly side of the Marne salient.
With the help of the Americans.
northwest of Chateau Thiorry. the
Allied line as a whole on this front
Already has been struighencd and
improved' 1n anticipation of sooth.
of enemy ofleusive.
The French are replying spirit
odly to the German bombardment,
which is marked in the sector do
feuding the TVillers-(lolterets for-
est This extensive wooded area
‘fiuv noun-mi.»
kW
Reports have come“ (rem Rueain.
following the earlier report? or the
assassination ot‘lhe czar. (£11100de
Iluke‘ Nicholas. believed to fbo thoj
’ublesi man or the Russln'n royal
family. has been named emperor ll
w‘us also stated "Kerensky who can
..dored the man of the hour” , The
latter is now in London, believed to
he on his way to the United States.
I'Olllll’lll)’ 10 display his exeoplionul
ability. This is “The Family skele-
ton," a smnifarcial drama founded on
tho tlrm conviction of young Billy
Bates, a. millionaire. that he hue in.
drink. How his charming chorus gill
Wrotheurt culos him leamuslnsll’ told
and 11:0 excellent-coat lends able as
ristancc to the efforts of the star. Syl
via Bromer is the leading lady ‘ while
Billy Elmer, Andrew Arbuckle Otto
Iioi'fumn and Jack Dyer are popuiur
plays in the cast.
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“ro PLAY FOR EASTERN N. v.
TITLE
A large com is expected for the
Eastern New York State tennis chum:
piouships Which will begin on the
courts of the Mount. “Pleasant Teuuie
Club on Saturday. Five titles will be
decidedwmen's sidgles. men's doubles,
women's singles, womens doublds, and
mixed doubles. Entries for the events
clone on‘Frlday with Henry H. Elise»
ford, Chairman of the Tournament
Committee. at 101 Park avenue.
OWNERS 0F YACHTS, MOTOR
BOATS. PLEASURE BOATS, ETC.
You are advised that the war tax on
yachts, motor‘boam, pleasure boats,
ate. for the year ending June 30, '1915,
is due and payable in the monih 0!
July, 1918.
Form? 32 in original and duplicate is
enclosed herewith. Head over care-
lully‘the instructions on ”1e reverse
side and be sure to file said form ea
or before July 31,1918 together with
check or money order, povmen: in full
for tax due. . ““““
All returns must be signed in dupli-
cute and sworn to before 11 notary pub-
lic, deputy collector, or some olhcial
duly authorized to administer oaths.
, Tax.
All motor boats under 5 not 1.3.1.55
All yachls motor boats ‘and pleasure
boats over 5 net ten are coroputcd on -
length measurements; see instructions
on reverse side or application form.
Exemptions—~See instructions on ‘e- L
verse side of application loin!
ed to file a return“ ' _ - .
House ats without uowcx are not
tu‘xéjble; with poorer eubjoo t to tax.
‘ A penny "of 50 per rent will be au-
this ofllce within the time prescribed.
1 _ Respectfully,
JAMES J. WALSH,
Collcelor.’
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5 .
Sail bouts under 5 too are not rs-quir- ,
offers one of the most important
obstacles to a renewed German ad
vuuce eshould it be attempted in
this region.
Other artillery actiunu ore.» re-
porlod southward along the front
to tho Marne,.l1ut these seem not
to have infected the American sec.-
tor notably, us the news diupatches ‘
from the American from report a
comparatively quiet night and
similar cosy conditions this morn-
ing
There is tension all along the
front, however, in expectation of
the Germans breaking 100110 at any
moment: with their new drive, and
the air ucouts‘ on the American
side are increasingly burr in of
forts to spot unportunt enemy
movements. .. ~ , ._ .~.
OTTAWA, Juli/8 «The follow.
ing names are included in today’s
ovorseus cosuuliv list:
Died—Ahmad“: F. H. Elliot-t,
Roullndulo, Mass. and A. Demure,
New Bedford. Mass.
WASHINGTON, Juli Sen-Gum
oral Pcrshlng’s communique for
Sunday reporting the successful
raid in tho Vosgcs in which losses
in, killed, wounded and pris‘nmors
were inflicted upon the enemy,
says the day pain-sod quietly ut oth—
er points hold by Americans.
ROME, July‘~8.'-ltuliuu troops
yesterday advanced their front
line in the region of (‘01 lo Prihic,
the ltulian War ()fiico announced
today. 111 the Monte Grappu re-
gion the Italians gained further
ground northward of Mussik on:
Saturdav. Eight oncrnv airplanes
were destrovc‘d posiordav in air
battles.
ROME, July 8,—Iialiuu and
French troops in Albania on July 6
began on operation between the
coast and the Tomorico Valley, the
counter revoluti
in Moscow 311130 _
Anetralinus have 0mm} W533 m“ *dfigmm“ ‘
:Exeha-nge Telemph Company’s
fighting of; great "severity” is taking
While the British thus are for—o
LONDON, 3‘ ‘ Serious
dated on Sande? from Moscow
and trawitted to London by the
'correspoudent it Copenhagen.
place in the streets between the
Bolsheviki troops and Social Revo-
lutiouaries.
WASHINGTON. Jilly 8.-—The. ens~
ualty list today pontilncd fifty nameo
divided as follows:
Killed in action, 6: died of wounds.
13; died of accident and cum causes,
2; wounded severely, 29.
The list;
Killed in Action.
Cook Walter L. Crouch. Ridicule”
Kins; Private Gust. Anikewich,
1Hamtramck.Mich.;Benuio W. Emit
Magnolia, Miss; Albert Huge, Frank
“11.14.; Lloyd H. Hull. Wibuux. Mont, '
Marvin G. Wrixht. Augusta Ga.
Died from Wounds.
Sergeants Guido Castlglione, St.
Paul Brazil; Ray A. Wood, Highlands.
N. J. Cook Camille lenoo. Central
Rolland V0: Privates ELmer A. Chat-m
ham. Bath Maine; Michael 011:, llam~.m‘
trumck. Mich; Mér’ton V Valr, Early.
1111.; Edward J. Miller. Alton, lll.;
George D. O’Iaughlln, enrt, In:
Joseph H. Schultz. Newark. N 1.:
Thomas C Seder, Ravenscroit. Tenn, '
Arthur L. Sinnell, bylon. N. Y; Wii
llum H Taylor. Al robot, 8. D; Ale:-
under R Ventroin, New Orleans.
Died of Aeeldoof and Other Canton.
Privates James H. BoBolh. Mont
Clair. N. J; Hour 1‘? Barker, Sella
bury. Md.
Wounded :Bevcroly
Corporal: Funk Anderson. R0:
in .
7,11,13,95; Saute m “Bunion.
Jim: Charles Am. 113W§€son
‘ street
Ans broken out loom:
Toninglon. Conn.“ . Raphael
Plans. 19 GM street. Nludlelown.
ton, PM mm C.
931. ., Joseph Stilli
Mess; Adolph L.
Young, Philadelphia.
Brianne“.
Previously reported missing.
Corporal: Fred W. Chittrrllfi Fos-
,ter street, New Haven. Conn; Frank-
1111 3 Demon, Brookline. 3111.594811-
gler Joseph M. McNamara. New Ha-
ven, Conn, - Privalséh Leon 5.30111-
hard, Hopkintun. Mass; Richard A.
Brightmen. Fall River. Mesa. .. Ed-
ward Clark, Collinsvllle, Conn; James
F. Coleman, New Haven. 001111.; Her-
lien T. Ceilings, 19 Hillside street.
. Norwallt, Conn; Harold F. DolamNew
' Haven, 091111.; Charles B. Kenny, Baal
Rock iced, Norwalk’, 001111.; Norman
0.113110“. Webster, linen; Newman 8.
Gee, Cd‘rlbou, Me; James C. Goldrick,
New Haven, Conn; Edward A. Olsen,
E. Pitochelll, Pawtuckot. R. 1.;
once H. Rledle,
Bristol, Conn.
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VAN BUREN WINS TROPHY
hart 8. Van Buren. won the Leh-
r Trophy in the 1.311313119111131“
It the Norwalk Country Club Saturday
afternoon when he defeated Herold
Baldwln 3-5; 6-3; 7-;5 6.!
William Ladder and Chester Meeker
composed the victorious tum in. the
men: doubles They Won three out
of four matches from the George Flair
when Fennel combination by the
were of M: 5‘3: 6:2; 8-6. "
'l‘fio victors in ball: the will» and
doubles will be nwarded their prim
ut the weekly dunno and social which
is held every Saturday evening.‘ ‘
Eunice Wallace’s orchestra furnish:
ed the music tor Saturday night's
Clar-
210 Divinity street,
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