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. i Viola Dana, the Metro stanoomes
. into her‘ownas the greatest of mod-
ern acrbenartists in the part ' 0!
While Miss
Dona is known and her work is ap-
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. “‘Blue Jeans”
E , ‘fal Added Feature For
Today
g: Historic Fourth of
July in Paris”
' esented by American Red
Cross.
ilk boys, formerly of the
. l 00.. which was stationed
. irt Terry. will be seen in the
~~. i'arls parade).
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Added— Attraction
Broncho Billy
EverybOdy‘s Favorite.
Salquay
_ . rVliiiliain Farnum
. ‘ Appearing in
”The Heart of a Lion”
——also—
“The Eagle’s Eye”
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i PALACE THEATRE rooav
,“Thc Historic 4th of July in Paris.’I
I Showing Norwalk Boys In Line
j This year signaiized the adoption
of the Fourth of July as an interna-
tional holiday, in fiance our brave
boys came from the trenches to ex-
ultant Paris, where throngs over-
ikiwed "cry route of the parade. Un-
c‘e Sam's boys were greeted by
lieimeted Garde Republican, who were
at attention for their devoted allies.
In the majestic Place debt (‘on-
corde with the French and Ameri'tan
fighting men marched also
guflrdian angels. the nurses of the
American Red Cross. '
The picture shows a section of the
crowd voicing its apprOVai.
The Rue. Royal decorated tittingly
with the Stars and Stripes. and the
Strasbourg Statue. where the French
voiced‘their sentiments in air inaplr»
in; and beautiful ceremony will
seen on the screen.
The spirit of Uncle Sam's men.
'Wounded. but same and cheerful.
They 'just had to get out to the ‘par-
ade. And aided by its Boy Scout
Unit, the American Red Cross saw to
it that they did.
The citizens oi‘ Norwnlk' and stir»
rounding towns should see the presen
tation of this “Historic Mrth of July
in Paris," as presented by the Amer
ican Red Cross at the I’alace Maire
today.
Our boys from this town. formerly
M : Fort Terr)".
‘TAI IflE lflfilllli
. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
: "June" infi‘Blue Jeans."
AT PALACE THEATRE
with the. Sixth Company. stationed at
will be. seen in the Paris
,parade.
if one were asked to pick out the
most-strikinz example of German
trightfulness. as illustrated in “My
Four Years in Germany." the film
plav adapted from Ambassador Ger-
ard's book, the chances are that‘ tht
treatment of their prisoners would be
selected.
it is hard to credit the statement
that such horrors exist in German pri-
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day. For your own personal comfort
we urge that“ you order your seats in'
advance.
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Featuring Women's $6.00 lie/$10.00 American Made
Sir -‘-Dress’ and Novelty Boots 13%” and $5.90
We begin our greatest Fail Shoe Sale by elem more than 5.000 pairs o! women’s first quality boots. newly We in the new at les for Fall
direct from the 19mm American matters or high grade shoes. Now. as the high shoe season b about‘ to m ‘ gin ' conduit 7 1m '
‘ formal big advances II the cost of line shoes. we pres-item as the M (“magnate ' m5 have "N my
sole values that real-comical 'woman In Bridgeport and vi-
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George Walsh In “Bravo and Bold!“
.' and 3rd Episode of “The
. Eagle's Eye"
9 Captains of industry, stenographers.
‘clerks and commuters were all late
to work in New York the other morn.
ing. _
it was all raui‘iedyby the making of
a moving picture. too. George Walsh.
the human dynamo of the William '
.Fox company. was filming his lates.
phbtoplay. "Brave and Bold.” at the
Pennsylvania railroad station. it was
early—lust about the time the trains
begin to unload humanity to do its .
day's bit in the grest‘clty.
Men,” women and children could
not resist the temptation
and watch that most fascinating of
Modern arts—filmmaklng. in conse-
quence many of the é‘ity's omce'force
were‘at least thirty minutes late, lrut
the opinion was general that it was
well worth the bosses’ call.
new picture will be shown here at
the Regent Theatre Saturday.
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PILGRIMAGE PERMITTED
Gasoline Users on September 8 Must
Conserve Later
. HARTFORD. Aug. 28.-——l‘artlcipa-
lion in the patriotic automobile pil-
igrimhge to Lebanon on September 8.
‘urranged by the Lebanon War Bureau
for the people of Connecticut, will be
permitted under the gasoline conser-
vation order just issued by the Feder-
to linger :
Walsh's '
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if you value money—you’ll
surely appreciate its big sav-
ings you our main in our chil-
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f 1-: 0d itogular [rigs
This sale of children’s shoes i
couldn't come In a more oppor-
tune limo when prices are,
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AMSTERDAM, August 29.-——Whlle a
ing endorsed thereon by su‘ch ragla» .
u'atlon odioer the change of real-
dence. A German alien female who!
desires to change her place of rasl~
deuce to a place of residence withlt
changed when it is sent to'the Senate.
. .. y, g, p...“ by Noymb" i. j Doubles Revenue from Taxation.
Mr. McAdoo. Secretary 0‘ the Twas The bill as now framed substantial-
ury. “m, 0“, bill passed by .ptem- ‘ly doubles the present revenue or the
,ber as, the date of the la..'.cning of “”0“ "in“ “mm- It “We! 0‘“
Moscow dispatch to the Rheuish West, u... Fourth Liberty {10,1 campaign. ‘the theory that at least 33 1-3 per
Dhalian Gazette. of Essen. states that (‘ongrasional leaders, however. do not cent. 0’ all war expenses 31‘0“” be
the Entente diplomatic “pressure“ believe it. will be possible to send the men"! Manon-
”V03 "‘9" have been liberated, latest bill to the President for his signature
advices from the Bolshevik capital.i before November 1' it then. i
grassed in financing the war:
another re stration district
obtain a it. Such German alien
female must present berselt to the-
[registration officer at the district in
; which she then resides and make up»
plicatinn for the permit in the form
MUST have PERMIT.
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'state, provided those who make
at Fuel Administration. according to “Bid" d“?! 0! Ainsl‘l‘ll (E‘s-Idem the An». Atcohonc beverages will have to pay
;a ruling made today by Fuel Admln- 5:23:71:- 33:36:! ngld‘iaatgatélliw: an enormous portion of the new titresai
lstrator Thomas W. Russell. of this « ' 1'”?! yield from "“8 source '5 EXPBGIG
the the Rbenish Westphalian Gazette. to run over the 81.000.000.000 mark.
however. says members of the allied
p'ltrimage will refrain from using Millie?! missions at Moscow still not Numerous new "'er ““3 are con‘
gasoline. for pleasure for 'one Sunday,
in custody. ‘ ‘ itained in the bill in furtherance of the
after the ‘curtailment request is re-
Gorman Alien Females Cannot Change
Residence Without it.
i The police have received a notice
from United States Marshal Chester
. field 0. Middlebrooka relative tothe
iTraasury Departments pelicy 0' (“3' necessity for German alien females
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DeWiti. C Poo Jr a a" rig Am scouraging extravagance during the obtaining a permit from the registra-
erican Consul-General at Moscow. dis-
‘aupplied by the registration-bflosr-v
and present her registration card ‘0‘
.i' the registration oilicer for~aho par--
'pose of change of residence, it giant-5 ~ "
ed. endorsed upon her ngistratitllt
card. It the registration oillcer d0?
nies the aptfifiatlon. there may be an;
appeal under certain circumstanoao.
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’ 'Pioktord. who made her tirst big hit
son camps as are shown on the
screen; yet Mr. Gerard asserts that
there has been no exaggeration in the.
filming of his story. -
As sodn as war was declared. alien
residents of the country who were.
unable for any reason to quit it, were
interned. and their fate was hard in-
deed. Miserably fed. not allowed to
communicate with their more fortu-
' leasnre. riding on Sundays until
nate friends on "'9 outside, they further notice. saying that the request
dragged out a miserable existence.
in "T953.“ the Storm Country." i Cases of insanity were not infrengwould probably be in effect only a
M the Palace Theatre today and quent and the whole treatment of
sclnded. ‘
Plans have been under way for
some time for the pilgrimage to'liis-
‘torlc Lebanon for a day of patriotic
exercises. The entire state has been
invited. On Tuesday. the Federal
Fuel Administration called upon the
public east of the Mississippi river to
discontinue the use of gasoline for
preclated by hundreds or thousands
of motion picture theatre patrons
none of the vehicle in which she has
appeared in hereto.“ -re hpi'e given
her the opportunity to 'show her real
class as does “Blue Jeans.‘ It is con-
lic sees the seven-reel Metro produc-
tion‘that Miss Dana’s picture will be
in greater demand than those of Mary
few Sundays.
1 Mr. Russell. Connecticut Fuel Ad-
.prisoners are those who have become ,
batches state. is awaiting a safe con- '3' as well a“ ‘0 obtainrevenne. ‘tion oince'r oi their district before
duct from the German Government The “W” ’3 expected ‘0 devote.they can change their residence.
and the conclusion oi an arrangement “'0 "99"“ '0 “M“ OD "19 M“- 11 ll; The regulation cowering such
betweent Russia and ‘the Elateg‘te Gov; unlikely that it will be materially Chafing? residence is as foliogsgi . district 1 or that action.
emmen 3 ‘3" 5 rec 9‘0“ re urn 0 m " rman ll ell woman c all as! ..
diplomatic and consular oilicers hetero t her place of residence to another' l than”! :11; 1'8““le tn 37‘3“th
departing. L place within the same registration :h e ”5“ 031' ““91 (it: “ to Ir»
A Russian "“5““ “959389 says districtshali immediately report such etmy :mantg (it "t9 “a, “rim! of
that War Minister Trotsky denies an. change to the registration odioer of 3;: vii” e an on or a pa
3. of the General Regulations. to tilt
set forth in Article Xlll. paragrslh‘
8 United States marshal or the‘Judiolal;
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alleged American report that the So-‘ the registration district aid .present ,
viets intend to‘arm Gérman and AilS- to such registration officer her regis- ‘ ' ‘ " *5 Lea-s . 5 .
troHungarlan prisoners to tight the: - tratlon card for the'purpose of' hav- Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
CzechoSlovaks. Trotsky adds that in ‘
the Soviet army. tm onl,\_former war
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Russian citizens.
The Central Executive committee of
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Friday. '-
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' Shore, ‘8: Chicken
Dinners andw ,
Aia‘Carte Service
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‘ Forbid barn HOUSES ores
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ithese untortunntes iumish’es a strik-
ing contrast with that accorded the
interned Germans ‘in the United
:Staies, by a civilized government. it
is not strangethat complaints are
heard, that newspapers
ters protesting against the expensive
comforts permitted to interned alieniI
by the'United States. i
But it is the treatment of British
and Russian prisoners of war that hon:
rifles those who view that treatment
a‘s pictured by Mr. Gerard. and as
transformed windscreen. A batch
o! typhus-strinkefiRusalans were put
- among- the English; with the‘deliber-
rites purpose 02311me the latter
with the dread mitosis.» Lute 199011:
these unhappy men. when .visttors'
approach them. wimfilqm‘ away. lest‘
they too are infected: {He the We
“unclean" cry again. heard in -Iths'
land. . ' ‘
“ice“? let'r “'l‘here should be no gasoline slack- more than 10.000 rubles are annulled
Fran “hematite.
jillf‘ Soviets, according to'the Pravda.
has decreed the abolition in towns of
more than 10,000 inhabitants of all
[private and real property. the mine
[of which exceeds a scale to be dxed
!b_v the local Soviets. Mortgages oi
mlnistraior. said to'daY:
"It is expected that.the spirit. and
the letter of the Federal Fuel Admin-
isfiation's request will be [ollowed in
Connecicut. ‘
and the former landlords are placed
on the same level as their tenants.
AMERICA TO PAY
BIGGEST TAX IN
_ WORLD’S HISTORY ‘
' resonances-mam.
ers.’ and pleasure riders on Sundays
as long as the ban its on assuredly
are.to be considered 'gasoline slack-
He says the Lebanon exception is
made because of the nature of the.
event. because plans have progressed
so far to?“ and because the saving of
gasoline will‘ be eitectédh throug
pledge’to conserve on another Bun-
day. ‘ 2 7
time if is designed to obtain the bulk L
the taxes from those Who-can best.
a 0rd to pay. _Theiion:a share or the
38,000,0005000 will some ironf‘farge in-
\. comes swears» sumac. profits, _ p . .1
The Emilie carries os‘tvtlio we» .
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fiendish“; .
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National league, umpire will go ‘ " ’
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