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Regent Theatre
Saturday
Alice Brady
wax"-
in Her Latest Photopiay
“HER SILENT
SACRIFICE.”
And 11m Episode of
"The Eagle‘s Eye"
Matinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
is Saturday
ii Wallace Reid
' in Paramount Picture.
“Less Than Kin”
And Ninth Episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye”
Starring
KING BAGGOT and
MARGUERITE SNOW
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OUTING FLANNELS A ‘ '
PLANNELETI‘ES
A COMPLETE LSSORTMENT
AT
E K. BANKS
under Hahackemo Hotel, West
Washington street, South Norwaii-
' “WEATHERT roancasr
Vote-ids.- Io- Not‘nall. and \lt'illll‘.
i‘air and .‘tiillt'\\'llal norrmi lmix'
and Friday gentle nest to >otiti.\vt fl
n'rrids Th.- Wk‘flt‘lll lli-‘lurlli‘llti re
central this morning over UlLliilli)Lil:t
ll if causiuu unsettled weather with
rain or snow between the Rocky Mono
,tains and the Mississippi l'l\‘t'l‘ The
ridge of high pressure along tht AI
lantic coast has decreased eoneitiera
bly during the last twenty-four hours.
It is producing pleisaut heather in
all the eastern districts. Tire {-‘iii'
perature is now just east of the Rock.
Mountains, high it) the Mississippi
Valley and Lake region and low along
the Atlantic coast. Tire temperatur-
at New Haven was below freezing this
morning for the first time sinct Apr'i
12.
WEATHER A YEAR AGC
TODAY.
'l‘empcraturc: High. 51!: low.
34. Fair.
required lit motif» to
while it is not in any senSe a war
play, it has a love story running
produce and
fl—‘tm ‘ .
Pathe News
3 tint liliiliiii
REGENT TH EATRE SATURDAY
Alice Brady In “Her Silent 8acrifice:."
and 11th Eplaodo of “The
Eagle'a Eye"
In “Her Silent Sacrifice," which will
he shown at the Regent Theatre on
Saturday of this week. Alice Bradi’
has. a superb vehicle for her dramati
talenis in a tale of true love conquer
inn the talslties of smart Parisian s --
(ietv life. As Arlette, the illnkecner’s
nit-anddaughter, who grows up into
lie-dutiful maidenhood, she poses for
1th hard Vale, an American artist. lie
has .r her only the artist's apprecia-
tion for beauty, but she loves liltn dc-
\otedlv. At the arriial of the rich
: i1 icfl'w‘ntlal Prince Boissnrd, who
crows infatuated with her charms. she
promises to give herself to him if he
wl‘l rHither Vale‘s career. This the
. pnvvcrtli‘ nobleman docs successfully.
and demands his payment, 0n the
awning utter the opening of the “Sn-
i-m" where. Yale's portrait of Arlettc
a~ a pagan nymph wins the strand
nri-te. the. prince holds a norgt‘otii
i'mcy dress hall, at which Arielle pub-
“NV acknowledges him as her lover.
Tim artist is also present and mum“
‘tll'i misconstrues all she has done for
him
"HEARTS OF THE WORLD"
H the Regent Theatre for Four Days.
Starting Next Monday
l). TN. Griffith. the producer of "The
'lilrth of a Nation." and half a dozen
other great films, has given the pub-
lic the greatest picture of all times.
“Hearts of the World." and the man-
agement of the Regent Theatre makes
the announcement that this great
film will be shown at the Regent
Theatre. starting Monday. Nov. ii.
for [our days.
Two performances will he given
daily. at 2 and 8 p. m., and at all per-
formances an augmented orchestra of
1 musicians will play specially pre
pared music "Hearts of the World'
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Harris 81 Cans
m
'cont
That's All
in wire:- sum
m 721.
ll you haye_ any broken
Window glass have us
replace iiiel. thereby
saving heal.
I" m CO.
qzcomrons
,L. S. Finltlestone,
incensed. has not
lan attack of influenza. it was none“
'sary to postpone the trial,
through it. with the great conflici
serving as the grim background. The
battle scenes were taken on the bat-
tlefields of France, with the permis
,sion of the French and British govern
meats. and while the picture was be
fine tirade several of the camera men
were killed and half a dozen limes
Mr. (lriflitli and his leading players
were under actual Tromhardineni.
“lie-arts of the World" is in two
parts, the first showing a peaceful
village in France before the war and
the. latter part is given over to the
struggle with the Germans for its'
possession. The second part slums
" .. village under German occupation
:nd the Allied forces trying to drivt’
the ”ups out.
PALACE THEATRE SATURDAY
Wallace Reid in Paramount Picture,
“Lesa Than Kin," and Ninth
Episode of “The Eagle's
Eye"
One of the scenes
Kin." the latest
starring
tlc its his lmding-wonian which “ill
he shown :it the Palace Thenire next
Saturday. shows a dam-int: parti in
(‘cntral America. To add a touch of
atmosphere it lnrrc and noritvmrs par»
roi was imported and the business oi
the scene t-alled for Wallace lit-id, in
Lewis \‘lcltr-rs, the host at the my“.
to strolte th: p'trrot's head and civi-
other indications that lie and l‘oll}
were little pals itiuo'lict'.
nlll Polly secured to resent ihn
tention, for she suddenly lozrptd
“Holler-eh: L'oi‘reolis purple
and held it ttnaeiousli in her he-rl
Then the owner oi the l'llll \tlm h .5
loaned ii for the occasion. hurried or
iilltl explained llml l'trllv “no \‘rt-v
loud of lll‘l:1lll t‘olms and lli‘ll if Mr
Reid would ltintlir tl‘ttpm- lll.‘ nt‘i'hll
Jilltl “‘t'ill‘ one of some tirnll lllll“, sire
Would not more so I‘Vi'lldlill‘.
Mr. Reid complied “iih the return?
and, sure enouch. Polly permitted her-
self to he stroked and liltin‘ll ho“ i‘ w'
splendidly. \lr. Reid has n snh-ndhl
role in this littlll‘T and ll" is ll‘lt"“"‘"
lv supported by charmintz Ann Litth
and other competent players.
“Less Than
picitirc
iti
Paramount
sit
at
THREE FINFD FOR
‘ ASSAULT lN couns-
; 0F COMMON PLEAS
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tTrial of Marv DiMnrco. Aileqed Keep-
i er of Disorderiv House. De-
l layeri
l nntnot-tnotrr, Nov. T.-"l‘llt’i't’
,lli‘itltzcnortt-t‘s pleaded guilty in tl‘l‘
‘l‘riminol (‘ovninon l‘leas court vestor-
lll'lV to "lllll'L’t'S of :issttu‘t end lrrc'W'“
of the peace and fines were imposed
in each case by liltlfi'i"\\'.‘il§ll Anilmm
.lnkwitv. was ordered to our $55 Toni-
Xlntienni was given a 3ft: penalty :mll
Antonio Pictmcnrlo was assessed $73.
All paid their fines,
The jury was on hand ready in lmvi‘
testimony in the case of Marv Dinar
co. charced with ltccpine,r a house oi
ill fame on Water sireel. As Attorncv
representing 1hr
vet recovered from
'l‘h| court
Iihen adjonmcd until November 12.
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FCANADA'S VICTORV LOAN CAM-
* PAIGN -
TORONTO. Ont., Nov. 7,—With half
of the three weeks‘ campaign of the
Dominion of (‘anadn's Second Vii-tori
Loan passed, $222.7llj'0t) of the 8500.-
000.000 objective already has been
subscribed. This does not include
Wednesday's subscriptions outside the
Province of Ontario.
_.
GOVERNOR M'CALL lN HALIFAX
BOSTON. Xov. '.'.-——Governor Me
Full has none to llnlifa. X. 8.. where
he in in be entertained by province
officials as a mark of appreciation of
the aid given by \lasanehuseits l'ul'
winter, when all explosion in untim-
luirbor sir-timed a lane part of the
chi: lie ‘1" ROOT"! student: at Dal
louslc- l'nlversliv and will receiu- in
degree
CONTRACT! FOR A”V HO.”
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mind to: no ”in Mr
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MONlY-SAVING
Demonstrating How Slater’s Cash Buying Power Saves Money for.
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DR’YHNlirioN NEARER
. THROUGH NEW GAINS
(Continued From Page One)
eight States which had gone dry
There were. up to Tuesday. twenty-
eight States which had gone dry. Tues
day‘s victories in the live States natn.
ed brings the total up to thirty-three.
Added to this, the prohibitionist pres-
sure upon the Legislatures of Sum-.-
heretofore wet and atlll “ct has ob
tained tll( ratification of the amend
meat in live. which added to lhv thir
.ty‘threo, carries the prohibition mow-
Inell. "or" the top."
The Constitution requires the tutor
able vote or thm-quuflmrn or the
States of the l'aton to nutty a ritual.
tut-out amendment Thirty ~ix Stan--
nmslltme the Mum-um) thin-quart
"I. hence the gout-um an ill! in”
o! the prohibitions“ indoi
In n‘thlmn in the swim resend on
I» “out goon-rm at “IN «can.
“dry” in M m III-w a ‘W
that body is pledged to vote for ratifi-
cation of the Federal amendment.
In the circumstances the prohibition-
ists were quite enlivened at the pros.
pect that certainly within two years. if
not within one, the cause of nation
wide prohibition will have been Won.
12 FINED FOR WATERED MILK
BRIDGEPORT.’ Nor. T,--~Twelve
milk dealers in Pairfleld and Liich-
field counties, most of whom furnish
milk for mnsutnption in l'liridgcport,
were fined 37 and costs in the court.-
of their respective towns last overt; on
evidence produced by inspector: n!
the Dairy and l‘ure Flood t'innmh-ninn.
that thev had watered the milk they
had for Mb.’
ruLL .AINIITV in com nica
‘1.“ “31": rill-la Kira, Nn‘: 7“
Ni animate has be». 3m. 0-4! o. z.“
"limo at I‘m-ta lie. that . "do.
well-i MI ii:- mums
“cum.“ on at
mount-p Mi
Mi mm, w
Miss WTLSONJN FRANCE “ ”'
Pants.‘ Nov. 7._.\tiss-.\targm~er,w. W V ..> ’ 1'
Wilson. (laughter of the President of ‘V8 Have Lib r y Bond .
the linlted States. was \ve‘icomed to!
Franqc yesterday by Premier Clem-
enceau. He asked her if she would'
'32“; retro F:;r21:::;::rv..m. ' .
”' ”' ‘ "‘“- ” " "‘ “ of the 4th issue for all who have
paid in full.
November 91b is the last day on
which you can convert 4% bonds
into 4'47.» bonds.
was her dearest wish. She will take;
lunch at the Elvsei- Palace with}
Presidgnt and Madame Poincare to-f
day. '
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assume KILLS u. a couuaur.’
AMSTERHAM. Nov. 7 —-~Thc Ameri-f
can Conan! and seven British war pm.
soul-rs hae been killed by the hon-i
liardneat o! Chart-ml; muthwest oi
Namar. ll Mm. This internatio-
au live- in Drills dfltplrlwr rec-viv-
o-i inn- .
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