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‘c M to , point and
W baton the
Ivory much after the manner of the
real tum “6.10.1 through the
not nicer st natural
,nenrl! lull I f 1 when n load of meat
for the hungry pnimsls united and
the beast howled viciously on scent-1
ing its savory odor. This did not 111111-1
pen dnr‘mg the production. the result
‘being a highly thrilling scene in the
lion em

Miss' Benett has a splendid rolerf‘
thu 01' n (ircns girl in her new 9110'
toplsy pnd >Il€ portlays the character
:with allist1r taste She is splendidly
s’u'ppomd bv sn1h playe1s u Moi-
bonlne Matllouell formerly an inter
1.1-dous Ssrdou roles.
E11191 Lynn, Bliss Che'l

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1‘1er Rodney.
taller and l‘arl Stockdale. “The Big“
pest Show on Earth" will be present-
ed at the Palace Theatre today. .1
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AT PALACE THEATRE, FRIDAY

 

 

Porter Emerson Brown’s, “Joan of
Piattsburg," Starring Mabel Normand.

 

 

 

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a“ SENSE“ PRICES ' the star of the Goldwyn phottiplsy..

mu 0! SALE NOW. 500'7501 ’1'00 snd$1.5il ‘Joan of Plattsburg." to be seen It

the Palace Theatre, Friday. R

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Regent Theatre

Bpooisi Musical Program By the
Ronni Orchestra Every Evening.

Tonight at 8 20
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FRIDAY,

111a Miles Minter

Pk" o Delightful Role in Her La
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Tint GHOST or ROSE
TAYLOR”

Also. the Only

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

in His Brnnd New Comedy,

‘Triplc__ Trouble”

SATURDAY
Madge Kennedy and Tom Moore, in

“The Fair Pretender"
And 5th Episode of

WEs‘gle’ 3 Eye” ‘

COMING!
Norma Tnlmndge in Her Newest
Photoplsy
“DE LUXE ANNIE."

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Friday
Mabel Normand

1h Porter Emerson Browne‘s
'>“Joan of Plattsburg”
—snd—
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
—in—
_ “Triple Trouble”
Makes Everybody Laugh

_.SATURD_AY,
Charles Rnyiin Paramount Picture.

“Htsowu. HOME Town."
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COMING! NEXT WEEK,

‘Tershilt3’s Crusaders” I

 

 

 

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Ithe best known talceurs on the 51389 this new production is that of Josh. committee

'among whom may be mentioned R9" the charter orphan of an asylum
Gleenwood Belle D'AI'CY. “0110"“ which is run as a blind by n band 111'
Sumnet, Gaston Bell.Hen1y Kenn snd enemy spies. near 11 great military
sevtlal others. concentration camp at Pisttsburg,N
“The Naughty Wife" 0011199 IN"- Y. Her own name together with the
heralded :11 the runlest 11131010111160“ story of Joan of Arc which but come;

lthe past yeal and its reception where- to her in a picture book left at the; Miss Katherine and Msrgnret Me
'ever it has played more than lustiflcs asylum by a friendly neighbor. lends Laughlin of New York are visiting ,

”WWW“! 11513113113 are spontnn her to believe thlt she my be in
eons; its situations dramatic and ”grad 11nd Wanted to 5.“ her coun- '
there is a real human touch to the .trv like the Maid of New Orient“.
lstory which gives you something to This belief 111 strengthened when
"hulk “”01" 10” nttet Y0“ have 31°" she hears mysterious voices over head
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pod laughing.
“W" "7“— spies who are decoding wirdsss mes
AT PALM‘ THEATRE“ TODAY sages in the room above 3
" it so happens that J eh" fallen

Dainty Paramount .31" Will Be 8901! in love with Lune n dashing
A- Lion Tamer in. “TM Ilggcst
Show on Earth. ”

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captain of the camp nearby. 1.4110
has been delegated to gunrd ingloton.
an lyentor who has just perfected s.
device so important thst it is likGIYI

d the war and prevent all other
wars in future. The spies an alter
this device; snd‘to got it they plan
to get Lane out of the wily.

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in her new Thomas H. lace-Purl»
mount Photodrsms, “The Biggest
Show on Earth," Charming 11111111 13911
nett, the Australian star in Porn-
mount pictures. goes into a lion'- den
and holds these beasts in subjection

 

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AI IRE IHEAIRES

“THE NAUGI-ITY WIFE”

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

. Hilarious Farce at the Recent Thon-
tre Tonight at 8.20.

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Iy’report in pamphlet dorm.

- i. ll. Woundy at her home in Prospect

stock in Harrison street.

A succession or thrilling scenes em;

IIII‘OCI conflict Mill the IDIOI, sud ‘ N" York WI“ be held ‘I‘ my.

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‘ promoted mechanic

“domed up in English laboring classes.

-, the Pan Germans, whose activities and
' aims are decisively rededed by Gor-

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Peter Chick lost s‘ysluable horse on

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‘ 1111'; Frank 1.9613113 employed in

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Tug/31.13 League '. ssued its year

The n. 11. Sewing club met with Mrs.

Place. Friday evening.

 

M151; Vivian Hoyt of Boston has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. lienry Com-

 

William E. Brower writes from the
11111111. that he is in the best of health
and wants to be lemsmbered to all his
friends.

Repairing of the ' roads in Forest
street. Park street had other sections
was started last wetek by the street

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The ”Republican caucus will be bold
in the town hall, Saturday evening.
The Democrats will nominate their
ticket Friday evening.

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lth Mr and Mrs. Edward Hnmmsnn
In South Main street.

Miss Louise Elwood hll given up hon

position in I. A. Buldott's dry goods . 1

store, cud is now employed in a hoe
061100111 st Bin-16rd.

M
@1111 B. B. Bowliig Club met with
George Stevens at the home or 1.1 par-
ents‘, Mr. and Mrs Charles 15,101,
Weed “street, Mdndsy evening. ’

 

Mrs. Merhall Stenrns and son, Mur-

shall. Jr... and daughter. Dorothy, 111111

Miss Winifred 111111 have returned
from a motor trip to Cape Cod

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soonest supper and social for the
helm of St. Paul's Baptist Climb.
trill, rrld's'y, Sept 27 It 11 p. m
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Commodore boomls Scoilold Ind
wife snd mnddaughter. Dorothy Coon“
lsdl, left Tuesday (or s ill". of s few
days in New York snd ollter pincel.

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A special private sale of old and
modern furniture will be held at the
home of the late Cyrus llann, selleck's
Corners. from September 23 to 28.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Johnson.
Miss Adams and Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Herman enjoyed a very pleasant motor
trip to Camp Mills and Camp Upton.
on Monday.

The children or? the Junior i-‘ood
Army hnv'c ben working at the com-
munity csnnery o'n Saturday morn-
lugs. and have sho'wn considerable in-
terest and done good work.

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A' chimneyrflre at the home of Mrs.
W. E. C. Bradley in Smith Ridge. call-
ed ou‘t thoilremen 111mm 8 o'clock Sat-
urday evening. The times were put
out, and no dsmngé resulted.

 

Stanley C. Stevens, who his been
of the 35111
machine gun battalion. spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C
F. Stevens of Weed street.

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.CRlTICISEs PRESIDENT GOMPERS.

~ COPENHAGEN, Sept. 12—13an Ru-
dolph Legion. speaking at a meeting or
the .federations’ ‘executive committee
recently ’nccused President Gompers of
the American Federation of Labor of
falsity to labo'r's cause and of Fit string
'to quench the spark of in :linstion
towards speeches which - has been

‘ Prudent Iscgien declared Gompers'
speeches Were calculated to support

msny‘s labor union. "
The war can be prolonged for years
it the anionic nations laboring classes

dent Legion “He concludes: "Let us
repent that only peace by agreement
without allegations or indomnuies
canboehdurlngnndcnnmnknitpos-
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Thousands of Airplane Mechanics—NOW

The thousands of bombing plines, which are needed to, win the War. can
never do their work unless tens of thousands of Airplilnc Mechanics ore rapidly
trained. And without more Mechanics, the huge Airplane Factories cannot
There are numberiess openings in the Service

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A PLAY WHICH WAS SERIOUS. l

much liquid good cheer. James is not
A young boy by the name or Slsnson|

used 11511111111111: much llduor. so be ex

was quite bodly injured, yOsterdsy af-
shined to Judge Condos "Uh” uptown ternoon, while at play with his older
““1" ““3 m°flh8~ and It made him 3° brother. in the yard of their home, on I
drowsy thst he sat down in the don't Connecticut avenue. The older boy}

way of the entrance to the Odd Fcl- “DWI“ 9' WWW" and instructed
lowa Hall 111 the Centennial building Efiofigg'szfigfigfigzfigg 3::
yesterdny stternoon, and foil hat legs on. The younger boy held “11'
ssleop. After trying to srouse him (or grasshopper on the chopping block
some little time, Sergeant Gibson. while hishrother procured a heavy air
finally got him on his feet Ind piloted axing“? 13:31:43? 'fizasilztgperog
him to the station house on Water ihne 0,1,}. brothers fingers ‘Medica
street. . attendance was called and the severe
Crawford’who is 11 Spanish War

lingers tteated.1'he_ boy was taker
votersniold s straight story. and com ‘° his home, where he remains under
winced the court that he was not a

the core of a local physician.
“louder" ud IIBO told of his cdorts

to'sid his three sisters 1 ..1 live in

Bridgeport, and who 11:. a nine sons 111‘
the United smell army and navy at
the present time. Taking these mat
tors into consideration, he let the man
of! with 11 line 0! one dollar and costs
of the case. which he paid.

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PARIS, Sept. l2.—A supreme
line of defense to he called the
Pnrsifnl'. line, is being construct-
ed by the Germans from Antwerp
to Metz; says Marcel Hut-in ill the
Echo de Paris. The article also

Antwerp forts in a defensive con~
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QNE KILLED AND 17
HURT 1N oLowue -1.
AT EDDYSTONE, PA.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 12.—01m
man was killed and seventeen other
persons Were injured yesterday in 'sn .
explosion at the shell isnding pinnt pfl
the Eddystone Ammunition continual
near Chester. The desd man was Os-I
car A. Scott, colored, formerly of Tole
do, Ohio. Most of the seventeen in
jured are colored women. none of
whom is‘expected to die.

 

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The delegation from the local lodgo.
No. 709, n. P. o. n. 1111111: the trip by

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motor uni m anticipating a tine limo. .

 

Those who left this morning included

.Robert G. Ilitchell. James A. Dan-

noily, Thomas A. Skelly. M. J. Kim
dun. Fred Tripp. Henry ‘Wlllrens. in
C. 'Iockwood. John ,Wsrren, Hsrry' . ‘
Donia-s. George B. Roberts.“ Front.
uckhoitx. Henry MW. Loo Tripp,
I. Coleani . ownrd, Jame-1.

'1‘. Hubbell. Willism T. WluinmsJohl

F. Dolley, Charles B Milne John D.-
Milné, John E. 0'.Sullivsn Willlnm'. . 1'

.DoKlyn, William J. Powell CharlosB.’ 1 »
Dliworth, P. F Bronhy. C. irving mo
«ington. William C. Twombley. John
Neugcbsuer John H. Toothlil. Thomas
Robbins. israel Joel and Frank Mc-
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HOSPITAL NOTES.

Dischnrgcd yesterday—Otto och;
Wilton.

 

 

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STREET LOPI‘EDING I

TO BE s'rorrnn‘
L (CoutinuOd first» 011:1

.Charge. Actio

result First, they took to hanging
umnd the stores on North Main
street. but they now have moved their
scene of operations to South Main

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street, near the City Hotel

Complaints were also made of mo-
torcyclists speeding along South Main
street with their muffgsgrs wide open.
As the repeated warnl s and domain
stations in court have been to no

sail. the police have been ordered to ‘ files 811‘. 11801010 tax

he more severe with the persistent
odendcrs.’ It they' are seen gathering Tax of four mills has
its host oi soy“ businesrhouse or reil- or on or

silence on fins“ min thoroughfare in.

 

Mention 591111111115. endorsed
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theatrinflol 11111111111. city 0111111
“I sides. they 1 ho taken into one
itchy, and hereafter will not got or
1with it fitting or even“: light 1111:

hop‘adth o waning will be

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STATE TAX.

residents of Connecticut 11111111111 humble
ilfiocal roses unless
maid to the State

Barons: SEPTWR 30111 . »
The octet es of thoscwhncgloct to ony‘thhjsx

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