iapurtment house where she is staying
[with her husband. iMinchin finds the
1.1119 together and after ordering the
pianist out of his apartment, knocks
his wife down. She determines to
Ileave him and after packing up her
effects quits the apartment. Mean-
lwhile Severino, who is ill with pneu-
i111onia, escapes his nurse and éfiters
'the Minchin apartment bv means of
,-the fire escape.
The suspense is great and the a?-
Don‘ t fail to see this
Palocé Theatre
"The Home of Screen Delights”
TODAY
GRACE DARMOND
-Beautitul scieen star in
“WHAT EVERY WOMAN WANTS”
lun-,11mnd 1'01 mer star of “House of a Thousand Candles. " “The.
thus-{9911 "The Hillman," etc" is supported bv Wilfred Lucas,
”l’uf‘l] (lrassby, Barbara Tennunt, William DeV an! and Claire Du
lion constant.
picture.
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1' _A150 third episode of ‘ REGENT THEATRE, WEDNESDAY
99 .. - .
I ‘7; Efi THE TERROR OF THE RANGE . Popular Tcm Moore, in “Go West
, Starring Betty compson and George La. km _; Young Mam" A,“ a Travmgueseh
.5 Latest Pathe News I ies and a Comedy.
_"‘""—_-"" ‘ 1 Tom M0010 n1 kes his appealance as
;: Thursday I ’ Wed‘nesglaly a slut in (with/yr: Pictures at the Re-
! » ' DOI'Ot V a ton gnnt 1hr»atre.W"ednesday, in “Go W',est
-- Herbert Rawlmsonu in Palamount picture, . by \Villard Vlack
illr,’ hero of ‘Come Through 1n “ ,, 1' Young Man.
“Smashing Through” . Quicksand He will surmise and please his ad-
v Po‘ the man she loves a “O 11'1i1ms in the story of a sCion of
1112111 11 ill dare the quicksand and
will tread the brink of destruc-
tiou
Mack Sonnott comedy,
T111 vclogue ,
The story of a persistent miner
who found lady love in a dis-
guised stenographer. and Much
Sennett comedy. “The Athletic
Hirls”
wcalth who quarrels with his father
and starts out to see the world. It is
not from the window of a parlor car
that. Dick Lalham does this, 'but from
11w “blind baggage" ‘of a freight train
turnout-my 2th a crowd of hoboes,
in :1 far W's-stern town his real ad-
ventures bouin. however, the first‘ot'
which is when the office of sheriff is
Ho] mos’
Friday
Marv rPickford
in Paramount pictuu»
Thursday
Wallace Reid
in Paramount picture.
6‘ 1 Dub” .16 9!
VaudeviTllge Pathe News Vaudenlle Jeff Cartoon
SATURDAY
SESSUE HAYAKAWA 1n “BONDS OF HONOR”
FIVE ACTS OF HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
Regent Theatre
WThe House of Refined Entertainment
TALENTED. STARS NOTED PRODUCTIONS
(ian who plans to use Dick as a. tool to
make his own nefarious doings. The
actions of the tenderfoot sher '1’ con-
stitute the most umuSing moments of
l"Go \Vest. Young Man." '
But Dick. ls'as true to himself as he
is to the responsibilities of his new
job and bet omes a real 1ef0rmer
cleaning up the town, seeing to it that
la certain girl is not done out of 1191'
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‘ proppl'tv.
AT PALACE TH‘E‘ATRE, TODAY
Glace parmand in "What Every Wom-
an Wants " and Third Episode of
“The Terror of the Range "
“What Every Woman W’ants“ is the
alluiinn and c'urloslty provoking title
of the .lpsso 11. Hampton produclio
istarl'in'r Mlss Grace Darmond.
Clmiu Graham (pfaved by Miss
lhu'mondl.) seetetary to a wealthy
bur-helm 1111'] in love with Phil Beldcn.
:a poor clerk, though she knew what
{cvci‘y woman nuts. but it took many
,heartaches for her to learn that “what
.evory woman wants" and “what erery
ioman needs" to make 1191' hdfipy are
{sometimes distinctly opposed.
_ How many girls in the position of
'leorla, with the alternative of love in
La four-room flat with the man she
llovos, m luxurv in a mansion with
(vex-v material desire satisfied with a
$111.11 she does not love decide rightly
and 1"cn.lly 1iud “shat cvm, woman
i wants?"
1 .. Thr» way of a married man who zoos
to the woman of the world—0r
1firtue‘——when he finds that low»
at homo. and the irazio
TODAY AND TUESDAY
.P lULINE FRED.-P—.ICKS 1n
“OUT OF THE 7. 190‘ ”,
A Pu 1'11 mount. 11 . :1
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”:1.~'\ for :1 man to confess to .1 lowly 'nomnu'. but who knows who
.21 ":11! it out then?
Also a Pathe Review and Felagg Comedy. A
Aw
WEDNESDAY
POPULAR TOM MOORE in
"1:0 WEST. YOUNG MAN”. .,
' :‘t'vn Tom Mooreas a thorough reformer see him in “Go -
ulng Man!" “'5 great!
F A Travelogue Series and Comedy»
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
\VILLIAM FAVERSHAM 2' n'
“THE SILVER KING”
A Paramount-Artcral't Special
t
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truck
0213‘
(IDES not cxis
,dcnounccmeut when the wife discov-
': l.‘ mun: English squire is ruined financially by a supposed friend
v “1.11111 111: is the successful ‘rival in the affections of a beautiful girl.
.11 would most men do in such a case?
us" a Pathe NCW'S IE‘CVICW and 26132" Comedy. Sers her huslflind is making her the
Marines” zsnlrici't of ridiculc by openly carrying
~——:‘-————i——————
--— {1111 an affair with an adventuress. is
. 1:1 - 1, . , . ' ‘ .
l SATURDAY .. exposul 1n 1. is, Sl‘allllllg (llama. .
l. .r. p, , 7., . _ “11111 the 111st lover is found 1n
1 (ONbTANCE TALMAEK E in .her bedroom after the murder of her
“GOOD NIGHT PAUL” L zhusband suspicion is cast upon th"
”mull muld make believe she was another Wife and Wife' .1111] Sh” is charged “m‘ murder.
mum's
, at tilt“z
This uill in tho ultimtion
; «m 11 husband tractable?
Palace, lodu‘r.
Also Pearl White
In the Sixth Episode of
"The Lightning.r Raider”
.\ Burton Holmes Travelogue and Comedy
éAT PALACE THEATRE. —TUESDAV
Herbert Rawlinsan Fin "Smashing
Through,” and
“Athletic Girls." «
1 ~ . Herbert Rowlinson says: "I've taken
{the Shadow, Starring Pauline ‘Fred- all kinds of chancesin films and been
kerlck. which is the feature of the bill ,hurt many times. so give me a story
at the Regent theatre today and T1195? that. has all the stunts you ever Saw."
{day It is an excellent photoplay and? The scenario department was then
7:1ffords Miss Frederick one "of tbelsearched and a storywhioh was un-
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" mane Fm“. _ ‘ .. :The support generally is of the finefit'serial was shown to him. It was
"'C~ "1 Ont of The
ilnaggw-v “so Pattie New P'ct 1' quality. mailed “Smashing Through." All the
s I o “ ghero had to do by way or exercise was
‘ F”- C’vmi‘n ..... 1 Ruth Minchin, unhappily married to
£9. man addicted to drink and formerly ] 1: sea 6 11 Wu 8
l~l101011l11ys sPen in her father's partner in Australia, (”matter anot or man, 9 p 0
. 1 . . ine'shaft with the girl in his arms.
: ‘untl. . " tablishes a friendslu with Paolo Sela-m »
1. I: m Out Of ' p ' [pursue the girl in an auto, permit it
““>-"‘“““‘ ' to be 1111;131:de by a Collision with an-
;other car. steal a. motorcycle and ride
Tlike . jump from the motorcycle
‘going at full speed to ,3 reight train.
' land land on the trucks ust over the
.tmck. while the train is making thirty;
'miles an hour. ' 1
01! course. there were such minor
things as personal combats to do. bu;
these did not particularly interest the
A star '
, The stunts did, however. and that's
‘ why' the Universal - id releasing;
“Smashing Through"
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to fight a posse of cowboys who were
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Cathartic
of as a serial.
meshing does: to the 1101-11ch
.. 3 0,50 11115151,».11115 lives'in thesame 31.1)A
. pccial elfo1t will be made it is under-
(Continucd From i":» :13 one)
' throuzzli
for this count-'1 the recon-
struction period
Terms of the Victory Loan 12111 be
considered the Scorch: .131 being (is.
sirous to rmiew the combined opin-
ion of the country s best banking ex-l
perts before melt ing his decision as
to the rate of interest. 81:: An es-
stood, to {ind some means of making
sure that the man does not {all too
heam‘ upon 11113.5. “It is regarded kinking fund so the income would be
especially desirable at this time to
hate the people'fiubscribe the loan be.
cause the funds of the banks will be
needed in floating reconstruction ac.
tivities. The Administration is desir-
ous that no financial difficulty be
placed in the \\ ay of a. return to active
commercial development,
.Mr Boyd said this could be done by 111-
llowing the income from a fund. or $3 -
IRepresentatlve Robert O. Eaton
lclared.
Continued from First Page:
11111.11; of them are in Bridgeport. He”.1
also told the committee that 500 have
udthdrawnjtheir deposits to get mar-
tied.
Endowment of the retirement sys- '
-tem was suggested by Representative
Charles H. Alvord of Torrington, and
000 000 to be used for this purpose.
“Why not place $3, 000, 000 from the
available. 9" a member of the committee
suggested.
“it‘s too late. we him on 't got it now,”
re-
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plied.
“ ’ e'l! never have $3, 000. 000 again. "
Comptrollei Morris C. Webster de-
.9-.. '
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PENSION SYSTEM,
thrust upon him by a Schcming politl- »
'dlcate a favorable'
l precious- stones, and imitations there-
. troops,_
! her-a today from Marseilles.
Sen nett Comedy.
strongest. roles she has ever essayea.lder consideration for enlarging into a.‘
as. Hot-heft well»! D .,
' Rawliiison Special moon instead fled all 1111mm
It 31611113 the 311111011111- and ..
wnlheseeninthls t still P3136161
The loan. however. will be one of;
the least important subjects taken? J. R. Perkins, principal of the Dans
up. The calendar calls for the discus. bury Normal school, spoke in' favor of
sion ot‘ the following, according to an appropriation of $35,000 to buy an .
information obtained by The “form eighteen-acre tract. adjoining the
today: . sghioioll. to providglfot;1 anhaddition to
M'tl od. of hoidin th - _ t e st tut1on. 19 ea ng was con-
tionail 1113119. balance? 10112121113233, tinned until Tuesday. when Danbury
America during the war, in this coun- officials and residents will be present.
try through the reconstruction period. T- .—
Refinancing of the railroads
- . - ‘ , LIFE BOAT WORKERS STRIKE.
Banking assistance. in the de\ elop— NEW Yd)RK,Ma1ch 17 ”Three bun-
merit. of foreign trade.
.Fi'uancing ol’ the big trade and dlrcd andf fig“ 0; a force ”s 350.8'“
manufacturing revival anticipated in poyes o t e merican Balsa. (.0111-
domegnc as well as international pany. lifeboat manufacturers cngagec
channels extensively on. government. work.
struck at the plant. in Long Island
The reduction of discount rates
wherever and as soon as poesible.
It is generally regarded here that
the root of the whole‘ situation is the
railroad problem. EVery phase of the
question is in smut:l Way attached to
the prosperitv or epresslon of the!
railroad system It is possible that‘Too. LATE FOR CLASS'FTCATMN
Director Geueial Walker D. Hines of Lt
the Railroad Administration may bel WANTED A maid 50* ' r'meral
called into contemnce to give his ’housework Apply Mrs. Ahlsfrom
Hews, and those 0: the railroad ex- Rock Ridge Drive, South \iorwalk
ecutiy‘es with \\ ham he‘ has been con-
ferring this we”: The Treasury rec-' ~—
ognlzes that With the railroads in
tn efinuncial Goldmine. business gen-'Reds. Barred Rocks. and Duck eggs;
Cl'ally 11 ill feel unadverse I‘tel'lectlonH ’1 25 for 13 A. Havlicek, Hendricks
City today. Though the men filed no
demands. the management stated its
belief that'they wanted higher pay.
The strikers were largely iron work-
ers. .
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FOR SALE Hatching eggs R l.
The place Q pray for cheaper Q
food is out in your own '5 L'
gé‘rdeh-with a Spading Fork.
:1 Rake and n Hoe. .-
.Tnu ETEMPER
GARDEN TOOLS
will help you grow the best
food you ever tasted, just as
they have helped. millions of
other peoplé since l840.
Hoes for" Forks for
Breaking Spading
' Planting~ Digging
’ Cultivating Manuring.
Weeding Rakes.
‘ \
ALBERT D. VMORGAN,
84 Washington St.
The subject of using Government
warrants in lieu 01.03.1111 in pavmentlavenm‘ Norwalk .Conn
101' railroad construction work will be'
taken up, with a View to ascertaining
just how (:11 the banks will be 1willing»:
to go in acccpllng them as collateral
nor lDilns of cash. It the bankers;M in~
attitude
Hines's problem. occasioned by the?
Republican filibuster which killed the
railroad appr'opilatlon or $7 50. 000, 000,.
will be solwd for the time being.
3A NERVllllS
BREAKDOWN
Miss Kelly Tells How Lydia
E. Pinlihum' 8 Vegetable
TAXES ON JEWELR¥, ETC.
.A..~..~i.. -H...
' Compound Restored " ,
1 1c 1- .
1. Led“ “l" ""°“““' "W ”1'59“: 1-1,, Hum. BOGTH'S $1.00 5160, $1.,75 $2.15 31m
y (.o‘gress {ho jewelry industry thlsi - s
v :'.:11 will bc (allod upon to pay 'the; 7.11008! WILSS . .. . . . . . . . . ........... $1 1.00 $1.25, 31
highest tax in its history. on all (tr-2 Newark N J —“For about. three ‘ CHOCOLATE 830? GHOGOLATES. .
ticles commonly or commercially} ye‘n I 300.6%“.me “mm” b I vs “mam. W $300 MM
0 SPECIAL
known as Jen's-l1); whether real or lml-
dovm I
lotion: pearls. precious and semi “6 go
weak I could hard?0
stand, and bulb
aches every day. II
/ tried ev
could think of and
" was under a phy.
siciun 8 care for two
years Agirl friend
ad used Lydia E.
sPinkhnm's \cge~
table Compoundand
she told me about.
it. From the iii-stat
1 day I took itlbegnn
to. feel better and
now I am Well and
able todo most any
kind of work. I‘
5 have been recom-
d - ' ' {feuding the Com-
n eversince an give ou my par- 1
53251011 to publish this let'tcr.’ —Miss
F‘Lo KEL!.1’,476S0.14'llbtNewark,
o'l’: articles made of. or ornamented,
mounted or fitted with precious metals
or imitations thereof. or ivory, watch-
cs clorks opera glasses. lorgnettes.
marine glasses. field glasc s and binoc-
ulars. The new bill plates taxes on a
number of socalled luxuries amount
in: to ten per cent of the excess of the
SPlIII‘l-Q' price Over the cost. These taxv
cs are to be paid by tho purchaser to
the wonder. at the time of the sale.
and must he collected. returned and
paid to the. United. States by such
vendor in the same manner as other"
sales taxes.
STEAMSHIP PA‘l'RlA’
BRINGS TROOPS
NEWYORK. March 17. ~W‘ith 2.110
the steamship l’utria arrived
Units in-
cluded the 3041b Brigade Tank Corps
completerfifi officers and.l.456 men, tor
distribution among thirteen camps
throughout the country: and six casual
companio. ,
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QllilS ClllllRllBS--
The reason this famous root and be") -
remedy, Ly din E. Pinkham’ s \ m! . 11c
Pompound,’ was so successful ' 1 Miss
li nl‘ y ’5 case was beCause it wt to the
root of her trouble. r95 .11 ed her to a
. normal healthy condition and as aresult
her __1-1__ervousness disup
To Heal Bed Sores
For 25 years physician: and nurse:
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snout. BALE m1. THURSDAY men 20
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PLAIN owner 011000. was 01mm 1300011311271
LATE WAFERS DAINTIEB, 11an hand chin;
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570 1 lb box. 431: 1 lb. box.
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We Paythe Parcel Post.
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10 South Main Street
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Are your valuables, pollen and securities properly ’ pro-
tested? Have you a Safe Deposit 301?. It not, we‘can pm-
vide you with one for the small stun of $4. 00 per year. in ‘m
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian o! ,
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,ii‘ you desire _.. .
Our 8avingsfiepartment pays 4 per cent. per year.
0116!. 1' cheating coconut. and p11: your bills by check.
The City National Ban.
in
have never found anwhing equal to
Sykes Domini-i Powder
One be: proves its extraordinary [telling
power tor any skin intimation. - ‘
-51: at the Vino! and other drug stores
Boston. Man.
i lNlERllll5BAlllS
Rttlllfll PfRMlNflllll
Mr. Joseph A,‘Weis, Hogs-1 Vendome:
Washington, D. C.. writes Tyrrell's Hy-
gienic Institute of New York as {01.
lows: ~
"011 the 15111 of June, 1915. l pur-
chased a ‘J. B. L. Cascade.“ The results
it has produced are simply marvellous.
Fonzo years I used: camel-tics. but
have used nothing but the mums for
about a month. I tee! like a new
man: I want to. be'pleasant to every.
body. Before} used the Cascade I
was 3 Mb. ’Dld not'like anyliody
and could not be pieaeint. ‘
If you bathe internally with the "I.
'B L. Cascade” you will find yourself
always bright confident and capable.
Poisonous waste in the lower lines-j
‘tlne makes us 111110113”. blue, dull and
narrow. Internal 11am are Nature's . P111-
own cure for oonsfipafibn-iuét anti-
septic warn: wider-Wily applied.
Drug-mares Nature-the”. B. L. Cas-
cede" gentlx assist! )er. ' 7
deco: films. A. Ty-
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Vigor=
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SUCCESS “IS ACHIEVED
by vigorous men and women.
manna
Wbe lacking, {ianmgtthudendumeei
slowebbfiz fizz-imposition tom
m!
till!!! one‘ I work.
eoftbeuuuoflllhedfland low viuliiy
:11 of the Kidneys.
fall to eliminate
South Ion-walk. Donn.
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