tincture world and as Genevra French
‘rgent i heatre;
~-= 1131;: c of Refined 2 -. ._ _ ., t, ' 3, . 2t. in a maguihunt poifounanc
. 5 ‘ ', : J . 1
l
(lcncrra French marries Lawrence
Tabor. tho yonnznsi member of her fa-
lthor‘s circlc of friends. thinking that
by so doing 9111‘ will be aide to do as
r Tho marriage bonds are
repulsiVe :11 her. and in an unrestrain—
ed pursuit of happinrr-s and freedom
who bot'imt-s involved with a man
about, town. and 1107‘ name ‘ls linked
with his in society zossip. Did her
husband lot her so her way. or did he
See the pic-
E-“f- tn-nn ent l
_.. .....-r-- a 1
Todd" .
El‘ul ;
. f Todai"
lu)‘:£ a! Ii‘ 1) }}[i 1..le ; All sun. in Thonup:
l.\' .iurtion.
. . . . ‘ ,,
: “'1 he Midnight Patiol
‘ More: t‘astcr than the notion of
iii-mining machine gun
Mack Scum-it’s late-u.
of Screen Del ights”
"The H ome
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she pleasos.
cast lncv prov
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THE TOWN”
ii a,
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“A: in nip t it‘ . lll'lll” hF‘l‘ l0 llt‘i' snnscs.
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‘ ‘ M‘ REGENT THEATRE, TOMORROW
.11 1411:1112 and Comedy 1 And Burton Holmes _
l " Tra:e_l_ogue William Farnum, in “Riders of the Pur-
llilll‘sda)’ Th (1 rd: Sager" Also a Pathe Weekly and
l {F119 Dav Onlv urs a-V Comedy _
f. - .- . A. V1v1an Martin \V illiam 111111111 undoubtedly has
.1 :1 .4 1tt\1)1~1tu :lttlul'. Hill” of the “rouge“ parts of his cm.
in Paramount. picturo 1
as lassilm in the. grout couch
“Hi-lens ol the Purple . 1.1.9'
awnt llh'atre
0121
triumph
which is 311111.11 at the Re.
lAM FARNUM
D3
'11 il.i. “You Never Saw
- ’ SuchaGirl”
tiemendous power of some of the more
unscrupulous leaders of the sect 1.-
shown with startlingr force.
' Mr. Farnum. as Lassiter, furnishes
a delineation of- rugged. wholesome,
fearless Autericmrilsni that _has not
roualled in the history of the
in his relentless pursuit of his
si —-l11 's nbductors Lassitcr pits his
11.1w skill and daun'tloss courage
ara‘n: all the resomccs ot‘ a searret
.mid pou erful organization.
vehicle in "You Never Saw Such a
Girl " her latcst picture. is conceded
by all who lune seen the pi(2tu_19.'l‘h¢‘:
sto1y is by tl'eoigc \V Oston. and “as
timblishcd in book form under all:
[title “The. Kingdom of Heart's Desire."
1 Marion Fairfax adapted it to the screen
_'as’“l1’_ou Newer Saw Such a Girl." 130-
' l:hert :G. Virinola. with his usual dire"-
1torial skill. pul' it inLo film form It
:will be shown at the. Palace theatre.
1 “FOR HUSBANDS
ONLY”
man should bring his wife
to son this plottin-
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AT PALACE THEATRE. TODAY
.3211
been
films:
‘l-me iMdnight Patrol." Shows Flying.Thurmm‘v'. : MM ,_______,___...._.__.
Squadrm of Los Angeles Police in 'l“ ' «11rd idea of the story is the TROLLEY RECEIPTS
1 Action. 1~:'~v.~ ion 11f '1 l‘l,‘s()lll‘(‘¢‘flll young; LESS SINCE FARES
Virtually an all-star ("1 is to lv-l g.” t ' r “I“ h”. war UM f)" '1 (“Li BECAME 6 CENTS
: ez-n in lho biz: BIN-rial attraction. “Tho : (“I ‘ H‘” ""“ lint ”I“ si’ory “3"”!
is (ll-liglitlullv whimsical and full of;
-And Jitneys Took in 51.500000 Last
\lidnight l’aiml." which will ho shown
but (Art-n 111111-11 so, of love and;
:11 1111: Prince tht-zitn- today. This pro
llli‘litill. which was inodzn'e‘d hr ’l‘honr
“”"Mly' Year, Committee Hears.
counsel for tire Connec—
l‘tml'lnli". adventure.
‘ ( ‘1 Berry.
_ . , l2‘.
\‘ix'ian Martin is 1-:1sl as Marv Mac-
.»...a H. [110.11 offers 111.: (3.151 ggnuine cl- I l f t tit‘lll 011111111111). speaking before. the li-
. ‘ 7_ . _ ' . r" . . - r r‘~ . . mu _ .
mt in mop“ 1) (Twin the American k‘nlu‘ ‘1 11111111]. “fl “1,“, h ' t‘pm‘t 11:.111-12 comnuttco ol tho legislature
' .. . .:. . . - " . : ' 11: 0:11 o v -« 11‘0- ‘ . . .
“l‘-"""‘v” “Nil 1 1' -~;>l"mlnl work h K “uh 111 O (1 111111 l Monday. said that In 1915. With the
thm‘ and simer. Tho-so pl‘Olt'l'lOl‘s din
whvn shi- is just budding into womair
“‘0'” I""" “I“ ("it""H- 1‘ thrilling trolley fares at (‘1 cents. tlw (.‘onncrli—
"“1 \ ' ”m”. E" .~ " “mm“ “5 cut (‘omp'mv took in 38000010145 than
.. .. . . - . «1- 1. ' :1 o ' ‘ ' '
“1.1 llluv\121n»”:lll l1.» 111111 of The hm'd .md hh‘ ”A. 5, tho old [MIT ”:1 in 1'1l7. when the fares wpre on the 3..
' - -‘ 1- . ' , 1 a 1 . .
“Mum: “up Mr. “a” will be 1'0- and “11h lltl onl} llltlltl. 111 111 1111 cont hams. He also said that the
school li’at‘lmr, rows allypsyina. $111-
11»-mhm-od for his t-Xcé-llvnt work in a gross. income of the jitneys last year
‘ . _. , '. ...' - h: -. “ (r “ . ;-' ;_ 0< . ‘ . .
1 .41.... (,r . pry 1.9”“. 11l1n suponsses‘ 1> “d“lq 3' 11111111,. ‘5‘ 1h" gh”2d"1‘.s m me state oi Connecticut was an
. p 3 >3 ’ t t: ' ll ( _ - . '
1‘1.- Rt-v marr lebl'. who became a 11101. . hp 110‘ Kn} 1 n ‘ II t “n““m‘mh' $1 zillt'lfioll,
. . .. . . ' . s 1:. . ' 1.: . sw 4* -
‘:.1' 111121 ~gl1t “1th liilgl‘flllll. IS Cast (0“ ix ‘11 fl ‘ 1 '1 H" “n‘ “'10 '1 ‘. W_,_-. _ --.W__. /__
lmart. whih» 1. YO“ the old maid obtains
a husband.
:1"--!: part. Mariorie
of liuid Bennett.
also such in this
1's who appear in im.
"v' importa 11:
'1' zinett. little sister
”111211110th star.
1;' 11111“. “‘llllr‘ 0'11:
; HARTFORD GIRL SAVES
SlSTER' 3 LIFE
EGENT THEATRE, TODAY
March 13,--
is
11_\ 11'1‘1v‘11l111, ——l'.\' riviuu :1
wag-~31“ 1.3115 are Chump; pg-pnpp. lint“ ””“w ' pint ol‘ her blood by infusion Miss
..1.1 Holland, William M11<271'11\'1-, Tsimo. BGJUtifU‘ Dorothy Phillips in “The 11111-11 lit-11.29011.” years afar-r". sawd
1'21 :=:':'1atto. and Harold Johns-11112.;~ 11‘. Talk of the Town," Also a Travel-‘ tho life or her sister. Mildred. 19. out
day last work. Mildrl-d‘s condition :11
the Hartford Hospital. was critical and
the attending: physician said infusion
ogue Series, and a Comedy.
-———— _ ——. \\'l11-n (111» popular actress.
AT PALACE THEATRE, THURSDAY Phillips. appwirs at the Recent Illt‘fltl'f‘.
': \‘ \Villar directed tha- pit-turtn 1
llol'otll'i
,__ today in 1101‘ new Slil'f‘CSS- “Th? Titlk “1' was her only 11mm. She is now i111-
‘Jwian Martin in. “You Never Saw the Town," Norwalk's tlwalru-gocrs proving steadily. Tho £2.13 ”1-,; dung“.
Such a Girl." with Vaudeville. 'will see hvr in one of hvr 11057 9113“" tors of Mr. and Mrs. llminln: llvnzs-
' hat Vivian Martin. tho popular tire prom-nlations. Miss l’liillllls has 11111. of 528 Kibhe street.
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5 a
.3 More and more, thoughtful women are de- .
a; C"“':q + o o I U ._ -
. sing the cost of llvmg by Increasmg the .
i U . l
, at“ is 1y of.the1r home baklng. .. They have
learncdrto bake the Royal way With fewer
eggs. icy have found that more baked ' ,
foods can less meat. They have further E
discovered that their baking keeps fresh .
longer when made with - 5
Baking
-—--— Powder ‘
Absolutely Pure '- f; ."
In many recipes, only half as many eggs are required," in ' 57
. some none at all, if an additional quantity of Royal Baking ? ‘
Powder is used, about a teaspoonful in place of each i‘
t egg omitted. . ' .
Try it with your favorite recipes
Royal Contains N‘oAlum— ..
Leaves No Bitter Taste .
1
tin this no“ pictu1-.e she is glx‘en an 011-:
lpmtunily to show he: talent and abili-
. :f ‘ t‘vniu-dy. thrill and l‘oinant't- are tomorrow on|v_
‘4 R;.)ERS 01‘ THE 1‘11) principal gum-“111121115 111‘ this The piciln't‘ shows the hunt of the
'2 PURPLE St‘LGE 1111111111112.- ”H'mw iuu-u of Zen!) lrt-y‘s famous nm'cl for
f 21.2.1 7.:11111 (li'cy‘s howl of that Latest I’athe NEWS 1h.» Mormon elder wii'o had abdurled
air-'1' ' the story of :1 1111111 \11111 int" '11 "T his wider. and admirers oi~ the screen's
. ~ .‘2'~v. '. ‘_ 1 .4 ,5...“ ‘-' ‘
.1111 .1‘1':11d (1.2:,‘(Il‘llfnu 1.11.1 I'M m n“ H“ greatest. star who have soon the 1‘10
‘ , Saturday t‘lara it. Young in "The turc have been thrilled with H10 man-
I‘l'ldal' Savage Woman" nor in which he acomplishcs his 1'"-
MILDRED HARRIS Vaudevdle ThursdaY. Frl- “mg". ’
\_ . da Saturda A little known phase of Ammicnn
‘ U“ y' y history is 1"eyealed in tlr D13" ”‘9
a S‘ . . ‘ . '
Mrs. (,hatlcs (,haolm story being 19.111 in Utah in the early.
lN . .. . .- ,WW ._W . . on settlement The
Paramount star. has an exceptional days of the Mmm
1 unexpected and
‘lOllL’; been established as
possible date in any
Qtlt monstrations. the outlook seems
lligh.
d‘ium howls;
finappy New
Spring Boots
low and 1110-
hl‘li\\'ll
black and grey kid.
Light Wt-ighl solos.
Very flexible.
$3.90
The Favorite
for Spring
HIGH GUT
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ngh or low heel!
‘(lhoice of_bl_o.1~k .kid,
- dark~hrown=khhnm~
hogan}: lam'g‘ray kid.
$2.00 Spats
all colors
Fashion‘s
Latest
Thursday. Fridly
and Saturday
51' .90
ber
of all
Dr. Whltcomh’sl . Bu a ii 11 l
, (melee of lather or
3700 Comfort cloth tops. Sizes up to
Show and
Oxford:
("ushlon solo. rub-s
heels;
mos: comformblol
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Reliable Qualities—Moderate Prlces—FulleSt Possible Values
It has been a feature of the Slater business that our growth was fastest during times of depres-
sion or unsettlement, when economy was necessary and people looked out for the fullest value—This
feature is particularly noticeable now, when comparisons of prlcos prove that Slater Shoes are real
thrlft shoes—41nd TEN BIG, BUSY, FULLY STOOKED STORES are thrift headquar-
ters in New England’s largest cities. ‘
, NEW 2
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Made
coltskin and black ,
kidsltin.
of patent
Very tony.
Excellent
Value at $7. 00
Our price
Latest 51111212
,,1nodel. Made 01
gate-m. leather;
. .rown- kid.
block kid.
13.00 Value
SPEGIAL!
\ New Black
‘ io—lmtton ......
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.133" Sturdy Shoes
9 For school or
‘dreat wear. War-
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to
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i $2. 29
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5
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Made to Retail
for $8.50
Herc-1‘1 1r.
Here They Are
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Occurred Blizzard of 1888
Just thirty-one years ago today.
when optimists were beginning to ap-
praise the white duck ttrouscr and the
balloon sleeved summer f rocks with sea
sonable interest, there occurrnd a bliz-
zard as was a. blizzard. It. was that
unpiecedented bliz-
2zzud of 1888 Which established a ret-
()ltl never suxpasscd in Ming up the
uremic, work and all othor industtial
activities in the country
Today the weather [:1 ed1ct10n mom-
iscd lair weather and inodeiate tem-
perature with moderate westerly
winds and. inasmuch as March 12 has
the latest
for snow
to
)"0111‘
be in ir enough.
THE “GHOST SHIP"
A war Mysery That Has Never Beer:-
Cleared Up.
LONDON.——Adl6ng the war stories
ithat British naval men feel free to tell
Whose
’m is one. about a ‘izhost ship"
iim‘stery has never been called.
[114917. a 'onvov of lWehe Ships loft ‘
British port. ‘ At dawn'on the day
after sailing the escort commander dis
covered thirteen ships under his
'charge. “'hile the identity of the ex-
ltra ships was being discusaed, the con- -
voy was suddenly atlacked by German '
llight cruisers and most of the escort'
.and nine of the mercmmmenf were'
The Germans then made on.
that there were
sunk.
Survivors assert
' . thirteen chip:- and that the mysterious
had appeared They
the ship was no: sunk. Official in
quiries failed to tux-ow ahv light on lh'.‘
nature of th 1 craft. it was ascertain-
cd that she (ould not have been a dis-
guised German raider, and her pre-
sence was "logged" by the escort com-
mander. I
GREAT lS ENTHUSlASM
Enthusiasm comes with the reyeiar
tion of true and satisfyinz objects of
devotion. and it is enthusiasm that sets. ,
the powm's from >Woodrow \Yilson.
’ At the Regent Theatre Today Only _
.ue (crlain 111111
HER CONQUERORS
ll has been said of China's exit???
population that they form “a son that
salts all \1 aters that flow into it. ' Con~
quest after conquest alternating with
native rule. has swopt over the coun-
try only to be absorbed and eventually
displaced. IL is now contended by
IChinese scholars that. it‘ they submit
to. the Japanese, it will mean not the
destruction of China. but the absorp
tion of Japan. Nevertheless, the Chin-
ese people. like other races, have nev-
91' been content with foreign domina-
;tion. After a century and a half of
’Mongol rule they set up again, a dy~
i "In: mom‘cirr PATROII‘
71-16%?“ 1-i. 'mcc
‘Tnomas H. 111cc intents. “The ma.
night aPtrol. ” at the Palace Thom ! euros ”A,"
Today. ’
x ,
. buried in the collar 121 (locohl‘s m
icycle repair shop on the upper“.
‘side, will be fiiaced on trial term
{ Attorney Edward
‘ Cocchi has been in jail in Boloxneflm
ihi". arrest there shortty after they“
I whether he would send an 11M
: «. _ " L.
Instant , " . . . r
Relief to \ l 1... . ,
Feet 'l‘hal -"
a... 13221133 MAIN STREET
Ache or Tire. a “m -<——~ * 2;.
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31 Years Ago Today vow-J divavvvmvd wvvvw .1... CHINA Assoaes 3.3523 :11 llZS-‘f 331L‘3".Z‘.2“‘§l.7fi‘°“
from tire North. that ol' the Manchu
conquered their capital city and m
controlled the empire. and ruled do"
to the present day. But like the MW
1:018 it was the Manchuw who becam- ' "
i‘hinese and not the lflPi'l-ie: and m 2
little effort in 1910 the Chinese m 2, ,
Ible to set up again a government If
their own, know 11 as a-rcpublic. M
erlck Moore in World‘s Work.
.1
RUTH CRUGER'S SLAYER
TO BE TRIED mam u}.
. NE“? YORK. March l2.—MM;
Cocchi. alleged Slayer of Ruth Cm '
wbosc body has found June 16, Imp-1
tier in Bologna. Italy. on March 31, til-L
Italian government notified mmi
Swarm yesterday;
covery of Miss (‘rugei’ 11 body.
The trial will be conducted by 1th
Italian authorities on affidavit: and»
talning the testimony of William.
on here. The maximum newly i m,
imprisonment. District .
Swarm was unable to any 7
represent him at the trial.
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