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.x rust run Artcraft feature
'.'0u':fi you let some one else choose
Americas favorite actor,
Wllllam Farnum
in
“True Blue”
“‘3' American a “mnetv and in New York'i'ccenlly when Mllll’. Lilli:
“r'zona ranch . Cavalieri sang: with her husband. Luci
in n Travelogue Serles and
Comedy
Thursday and Friday
Anita Stewart
m
"Virtuous Wives”
A re husbands unjust?
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I ’ e News P‘Cto al The Century tllmlru Is our.» oi (Le
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’ ' ”i largest ln lhe ( ollntl} and the wot .'
Cionung. .. lilt' installation of:
N'orma "I‘almadge
In
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A story of old China
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of Screen
Evening 7 and 9
‘7» r; H-me
«tonnes 2:15
'1‘an and Wednesday
Mme. Lina Cavalieri
Famous beauty and singer in Para‘
Wu “(It picture
"A Woman of Impulse”
-t wasn't that she didn't love her
msband! '
Lina Cavalierl plays the part
‘ah.3 great picture of a daughter of
.5 1e. whose beauty was far too
great for the safety of her own
’1' 'r‘ or the men's she encoun.
tercd
Delights"
M ack Sennett Comedy.
”5’ uths,” featuring Ben Turpin,
...:. dolmes' Travelogue
Thursday and Friday
Dorothy Gish
in Paramount picture,
“Battlingr J ane”
: critics couldn't describe Doro-
/ Gish in D. W. Griffith's “Hearts
J. :he World." All they c’ould say
.a: that she had given something
vex to the eereen, a new kind of
.; w'acter a new kind of personali;
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rS'B‘JING—Nazlmova in “An Eye
L-‘o: an Eye," Monday. February 3.
in1
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hkegellt l heatre claim his inheritance. He does not _ i,
:2 take them with im for the reason thati NEW‘CEOMMUNIQIJE;
h—d he believes he married ‘beienth‘hlsi Continued from First Page. '
§ Today statiom" This young son grows up[‘ _
'3’ , . . . on a ranch in the boundless W'est and; mary. March and April, and the post-
; I aUllne F1 ederlck becomes the central figure in this 3:983)" “To be 1308th until MRY'ISL
. , In . .” .
‘ drama me ’ Her. ' th r ll t' t of ti 0 notice: I
'3‘ '.\ Daughter of the Did This picture will hold you ererv min i 9.5:“; 19° Cgfnmuterls
5? South” - me. and give you some new lnsighti All monthly (eofide) and three
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‘3 into “'illiam Farnllm's grcal abilitieS_lnonths (lilo-ride) commutatlon tick-
;ets sold for use commencing February
as an actor. llst, 1919, and thereafter. when read«
(
‘(I H rusband for you? . “ _ — .ing between points wholly within the
2') “5° .a AT PALACE THEATRE :State of New York or between points
; . .l-e News Pictorial and comedy TODAY AND WEDNESDAY in the State oi! New York and points
:2 - " ' {in the State of Connecticut. will be
‘3 Wednesday llimited to expire on the last day or
“x. - Lina Cavalieri in Paramount Picturc‘ the calendar month of the period for
“A Woman of Impulse," Mack Sen. iwlri‘clh issuielli‘. ‘ d . tl
,. ' _ l 'len l C '63 expire ul‘lng le
nett Com.dy an: Holmer Trav {months of Fcbluary. March or April,
e o ue
*1919, a. new ticket can be purchased.
An- iniercsmls scene was witnessed from the date of expiration to the end
of such ,month at a. proportionate fare.
Such ektensions can he
- from agent at station where original
i9“ 'lllll‘atoro, before an audience ”1 ticket was secured or at either point
motion picture folk at the lellll'\”_betwccn which ticket reads upon pre~
. . -. . . 4'91 9 r(e.;Sellf21tl0n of expired ticket. . ‘ .
”mama and “huh SLOW “ b .- The present method of lllultatlon of
produced 1“ "A Woman “f Impulse: .school tickets will be continued until
the lalcsl l’nmmouni pllotoplnt" S'a"_'tlle close of the current school year.
ring tho (‘01Ubl‘tll"(i beauty and acll‘l’S‘l ' A. B. Smith, G. P. A.
which will in; SUV“ in this cily m the: _
Palm-v Tilt‘dll‘t iodnv zlnd \Vvdns-sda)’. ; QEJAKER CITY MANIAC
KILLS 3, WOUNDS 5
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of wiring il for
:l ll‘elllvnduus underlakinmg
lights was
Mme. (‘;l\'ali<‘l‘i uppvul'ed as “La Vcrl- pened the crazed man fled through the
(-i .. fro!“ streets, with a. crowd of civilians and
.. l .. ’policemen in pursuit.
. (31'1"“1- ' “I TWo blocks away he came upon Po-
Tilt‘ sol-y or "A “()lllllll of Impulse. .licemam Dingull, who was standing in
duals will .‘lll npcrzl singer who weds althe centre otthe street directing traf-
' Spanish nobleman and later arouses : flc. ““11 a Wild cry he dashed at the
p , “l ’l . \ e" . r «policeman. firing as he ran. Dingall
llls jtd uu.~_\ u no an .' nl llcan la)- fell mortally wounded. All the time
her marked :lttcntlon. The latter, \Vllo‘the pursuing crowd was growing in
appears to ho a rascal, is slain by alnumbers, and” after a chase of about
Creole girl in circumstances which 4“ mile Motorcycle Policemen Knox
. l ‘ , _ ' _ tl ' . q... “in ;and Heron overtook him.
pom! to (it. smgcl 42-. lo. .1..a.. .‘ meng that. he was trapped the
but are is acquitted and finally ru- man wheeled around and pointed re-
united in .l better understanding with ”richer-s at botlll policemen_and pulled
. , l .. l. Tl V . . meroug ,t‘ e triggers. he one pointed at Knox
“‘1‘ 3‘5"?” . "3‘," l 1 f“: Went off and killed him instantly, but
(Ilanlailc situations m t le t we opulent that directed against Heron missed
of the story . 1 fire and the officer shot the maniac in
Him leg and beat him into unconsclous-
AT THE PALACETHEATRE ’ness. The crowd leaped upon him but
’lle was finally rescued and taken to a
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY|hOSpimL
i A notebook found in the man's
Do.‘9thy Gish in, “Battling Jane," Has. clothing contains a list or all the pow-
.er, houses in Philadelphia and in his
room were found. quantities of religi-
ous and anarchistic literature printed
gin Italian and German. At his room<
fish's first: log house he was known as George
mount maylfembo, but beyond this no informa-
tion was obtainable.
TELLS OF CHRISTMAS
EVE IN FRANCE
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:1 pl'illlzl lllmlla. ill n crew)
are
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Been Inn-resting Features. also
Vaudeville.
A feature hi Dorothy
sllll'l‘ing vehicle from Para
will be particularly pleasing to women
is the baby snow which is a fealllrc 0ft
the qiory. "Battling Jane" is the title;
of the production and it will be sot-n at;
the PillflCt‘ Theatre on Thursday and} .
Friday. Thu-re is a. big Thrift Stamp:
drive in the course of the pllotnpluy'
that will arouse enthusiasm: and prove
a valuable bit of propaganda for the
Government. . '
Indeed. thr- piciure has manv points
in its favor, not the least of which is
the presence us star of Dorothy Gish.
one of Filmdom's most engaging c’om-
ediennes, with a whimsical charm that
And they've all fought together for
the Red White and Blue. "
We are camping in tents near Monm-
chard.
And are not downhearted as we are
all good pards; .
Bach tent holds eight
crowded together,
And you hear funny tales in all sorts
of weather. ,
and we‘re
distinct as to die memorable long after also Si Brown.
'mnay other things are forgotten.
were found;
\Vhen it comes to cooking you've got
to hand It to Wake.
make:
. . Vaudevdle “AMERICA-N—‘ANARCHISTS” ausvg
thursday. Frlday. Satur-
day chistic literature such as has been cir-
_"ll lflE lllllllls
AT REGENT THEATRE, TODAY.
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Pauline Frederick, in “A Danghter of
we Old South," a Firsts-um Ariel-aft
Picture: aha a Pathe News Pic.
torial and Comedy.
1- your sweetheart proved false to
"m.- and while professing to love you.
”we love to another, woulli‘ you poi-
"'9" him?
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This is the problem which
adores. a Creole girl. the cbé'racter
I‘u"l.l‘a)‘Pd by beauiil‘ l Pauline FTeder-
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n'-:. in her newest
play. “A Daug nor of
ramount photo-
ile South." which
will the shown m the Recent theatre
today, is called upon to solve.
with strong American ideals; who reb-i
win against being sold to a wealthy:
suitor for whom she has little. if any
llolores is a self-willed young beauty.
_“ , made its appearance here today. Leaf:
~> [(loorway‘s. ‘
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culated in otllel parts of the coun ry us m news,
And manages to keep us from
lets bearing the caption “Go-Head."§ ting the «blues,
which may have been a misprint tori And then there is Sharkey a big Irish
'“GO'Ahead'flTY‘Q-e found in severnl' A better pard no fellow ever had.
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government and its attitude toward;
deportation and : threatened that dy-iv V
'namite would be used. It was 915:1):chHe ratgoaggung there ‘5 to do,
“The American Anarchists."
NEW'LONDON. Jan. 28.—Churches
and_'oi.her buildings. poles and trolley
cars were found to» be decorated this
morning with stickers signed "The not taking a nap;
American Anarchists." The stickers F 01‘ we’d spent 10“ 0} COM nights and
purport to be a defiance of the depor— "213;: dvxolggxiztvetxkegl? bggd from
mtion law and among other threats some Captain or Lieut.
say: Deport us.‘ We will dynamlte ‘
Now. comes Logan, who we owa.
you." The policedepartment is mak.
ing an investigation. - I 7
of thanks,
- _ two bit francs.
kind
stew; ‘
Then comes “Bud" Tierney,
sort of a chap. '
a quiet
lots
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A PAIR OF SIXES
SURELY SOME SHOW.
francs or more.
. But gave them to us and we didn't
get sore.
"A pair of Sixes" to be given by the.
affection. When she meets a. nchlist Vorwalk H' h . wine.
v Mle praying in church, she looks up on‘ Thl (lg Schgol Dgamatlc Club Isfasdgood a pal as you ever could
. . . . . . 11‘s a)‘ an Fri ay evenings n .
(‘ll lllm as the zlllsuel to her plaxers
_ ‘ )l'Ol’l '. ~ 1 _. He's a. sort of a rooke . but a. damn
:“l'l instantly showers upon mm the I use: to )e one of the best am good scout y
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‘-‘ "”‘fllnins possesselfof
~1lth of her love.
Allic to say the least. and when Do-
-5 discovers that he is betrothf‘d 10
': 'lher she intends to poison him.
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lmm Farnum. in “True Blue," Also
a Travelogue and Comedy.
"‘lllialll l<‘.lrnllln in “True Blue" will
llr- :ltxrlclion at the Regent thea-
\‘Cl-Ilnwliny. This is a magnificent
«ll-lino :l'lti is fully the equal! of
.- \lir‘F-l'u‘livb‘," “A Tale of Two't'i-
" and “When a Man Sees Red.”
But this chap is
THEATRE WEDNESDAY.
alcur events 0f the season.
In addition to the plzlv ‘ilself the
High School Orchestra or over a score
‘of pieces will be in evidence for the
‘first illlll‘ under the {direction of Mil-ls
McCarthy. musical instructor of the, He’sf
High Schools and the artistic abilitr of-
this 6rganization willvprove a pleasing:
surprise. anul uproar.
The boys of the Manual Training De: But ‘22:: :flgitfiigfighfififn us through
‘pal'lmcnl are also doing their hit by; '
making new reflectors for the, foot-’ little king Di“-
lights. under the leadership of .tngzeloiNowngg 1:31am: together and holler
Marllca, assistant instructor. l If things go wrong that should have
Seats are. selling well but it is up to‘ ’ went 'well,
the people of Norwalk to encourage Hie We line up for everything from mess
voilng peeple of the High School th to our pay.
And he comes from Georgia,
down South. . ~.
And last we have Dempsey. a short
little cuss, ‘
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loud in'his talk to givé us some
more.
In mud up to our knees and rain ev-
... "Tl-m- ll!ll~-," Mr. Farnulli portrays makingdhe sade and subsequent 3b. ery day
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9'”! "‘ ‘1 “48‘“ ”m0“ ownel a icndance a record one at the [11211.2‘Vell stand all this brand never get
an molly man. The story is out sore,
‘ ~ Hililll'tl) and deals with a phase
mo M iii!) cinema. 3
"‘ lip/.3124. "remittance" man sud"
elv‘sml
School Assembly hall on Thursday anal
Friday evenings. If they put us on ships bound ' to
. Americaonoe more. “
Coxnposed- ‘ the 'Duxy Eight."-
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As he made us all rlngs from French ;
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And gOOd old St Brown always keeps ed that the present government has.
gel.:tlve billion rubles in gold and specie.i
lirubles in August «1400.00030an De-
article berated the: Next we have Kunze and he's just the camber. Deficiencies are being met, be
No matter where you “built they are ibonds.
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From fixing a. watch to cooking a work.
When wood is to be gotten" “Bud's“
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You’ll“ spend the money
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‘seeds and tools and. What no
Read Advertisements. The advertisements yOu read will
tell you’what is new and good. They will. give you
the latest ideas and improve
to live better and dress better at less cost.
If you think of it, you’ll be surprised at the. world of _
interest and the wealth of n
ing advertisements. \
Advertisements are the daily record "of progress. They
are the report to you of the. manufacturers and mer- .
chants who work for you, telling what has been accom-
plished for your benefit.
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--Get the most out of it
Every year you spend a large pmpmtion of the money
you get. So much for clothing. .So much for shoes.
So much for things to eat, housefurnishings, garden
There’s one sure way to get the most for your money.
Know what" you want before you go to buy.
t. .
ments. They withelp you
ewe ideas you ’11 find in read-
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TRANSl-SIBERIAN
ROAD LOSES MONEY
Continued from First Page.
.the country. Refining the statement
that peasants are not. playing taxes on
their land, he showed that recelpts
tram this source had mounted from
78,000 rubles in July to 3.500.000 in
'December.
Advices received from Tomsk state
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gthat Bolshevists began an insurrection:
Te‘ ‘ about twenty miles west of that place‘
he said. would
QUE'Si 8 loan from Allied nations. imd set up a government, but were
The Minister declared that the 1301'.“ka and defeated with heavy cas-
shevlsts bad mrrled on gold, silver names by patrols from Irkutsk on New
Year‘s. There’are few fears of a new
Bolshevist uprising.
BIG PROBLEMS
BEFORE-WAR
DEPAm-MENT
(continued From First Base)
rubles {mm Siberian banks. butadd-I
250,000,000 rubles in bank notes and.
as a basis for the reconstruction of.
the country. He said that the monthly _._ .
expenditures jumped from 157,000,000
said. by the issuance
He said that 100,000,000. rubles
would be appropriated for railroad
of Treasury ‘
States. to the credit of a special de-
posit account. The officer depositing
these funds will be responsible for
them and on Dec. 31, 1919, and» ev-
ery six months thereafter. this oflc'er,
will render a report to theradjutanté
general of; the army. stating
In addition, assistance will be gen-
erously accorded private industries;
he declared,'in-tbe eflort to build up
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Granny" Newest? 130 Cheese
a husband pforher. but—f
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theh toéal amount of the fund. money. ‘
on an . These funds will be used It ' ' one"
only for such purposes as may hereaf- avmvriitfi’u'g inifinzfi’iimé} in
ter be designated by the Secretary. of various ways and their funds tin-onus
Wair- HNDGYW ofunlts “WIDE oven careful management have vincroasul. .
:88“ willd b; sold; Binding libertYEOno comparativelv small post located"~
n s an t e proce ‘ after payin . "'1 ' - In“ -'
off all claims. -will also be paid to in: if: mhwzfgo $30181 gagged“... . '
flmcgedg-te‘thrgo; deposit :3 shove. ! solely from Lhe individual charts- .01
c mna‘one wae lthe -... ~:" :m>'~y
fTill:3 clrctslar leaves the (Uspositionimaygfid men inough eltc .’ " “
o t fun 3 to the discretion of the >1; ‘ r- » king '
Secretary of War. and it is under-!is.IZI'.::11‘IIut‘nowl)::vril’tl‘;lfsL :53: 13;: casual!
mood that the commission on training ' of our hard “707% r' I 1’ t
camp activities is studying the queu- Regular army 'oiucers say it is the» »
Lion. With a: View ‘0 mukng recommen- :custom and rule for all persons leaving .
datons to the Secretary. If the rule the permanent establishment. to relino
heretofore followed in army financial (“fish all claims‘lo' .0 . ted
transactions of a. like character is ad-éduring their terms Dbzyg:g53;q¥hay
hered to. the funds will i-evert to the can 9.3 n om ‘ and!
regular establishment. ‘ situation a A 1):]; gaitgdi‘stfibdti‘onm;
That considerable criticism will re- imposgjbig tficy an, and the amount
suit if this course is<tollowad. is 321'.me in this -wa'y by my. man
. ggfgts'rhe mfmgmgiéggfi would hardly make it. worth while. ,.
Foal-dorgelzlg‘atton!“ 3. hereto they werel
avom nto. e ederal service. U n
domobillsatioh.’ organizatlons gloatI Strangely en‘mzh' me ”Mi" 0’ sail- ‘3
”Mammal" x93,” Wm be legally for out’ol’ a job. with not evenrmoney i-
ldwtheemaandof 'thheeir and]: will ti? "in enough to buy civilian tors. deem. .1 l0» '1
State rte-establishes thingliz'rd u willa in” mm“ b" 0"“ "’ “mm“mmwdim'
have to make‘mfigbt to get back its ——Meridcn Jm'ma“
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the largest and finest assort-
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furniture ever shown in this
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advanced, the value is greater .
even than ever, because the fin-
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war purposes. Let us show you
through our bewildering array.
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FOR THE LAUN DRY’
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Laundry work is not the most enjoyable end of Innue- 1
keeping. So it'salways a good scheme to provide as eervlee- ..
able utensils as possible. Of course you can find them here. .
Ironing Boards ‘ gainers
Wash 3°31“ Electric Irons
Wash Boilers clothes Dryers
Wash Tubs , Clothes Baskets
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