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TriABLE NORMAN”,
in her isltnrt
rnxssmv, APRIL 2, 1919
, tumble and galwky "Sis Hopkins" . ‘ _
in this role Mabel Normand is ll‘l't’SlSlllJll'
Theatre
The House of Refined Entertainment
TODAY ONLY
nation's favorite actor.
FARNUM
in Z-lnc Grey‘s masterpiece
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.39 Ram ow rat
~ . .lucl to “Riders of the Purple Sage”
plains to find tha- girl he loved and free her from thi-
Also a Travelogue Series and a Comedy
FOR TWO DAYS
’ ‘ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
The most pnpuiar of comedians.
Star oi “'MlCKEY”
and m‘catt-st success.
“Sis Hopkins”
is voung. and wakcs up the whol0
and you will nun-r
Unrn.
' 'r-t ”Sis Hopkins"
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A Pathe Review
COMING SOON
.\ Stuart ltlztckton's great screen lllasterpimrc,
“THE COMMON CAUSE”
One 0i tin: {,l't'atc‘éli of presentday proluctions
popular slow moti )n in athletics
And a Comedy
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The Home of Screen fielmhtt'" L
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whom she is devoted. They litre on a
chief; but-she is lovable. as well. .. ._
Today
sensational play of
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“The Cook"
u 2 "tulip 5‘
uh I I:tl"_'0 platter
Travelogue
"The Rose of
day. Saturday
The charming dramatic star.
FAN NIE WARD
“Common'Clav”
Tito Harvard prize, pltly which ran
abolid year in New York with Jane
C_owi in the leading role. A gripping
modern
and llvavaweight comcdian.
Fatty A l'buckle
i'lm picture will for-d you cutm-dy
Z.urton Holmes
Thursday and Friday
Dorothv Dalton
in Paramount pictum
“Hard Boiled”
Latest Pathe News
Saturday -
Bessie Barriscale in
the Rancho”
And Charlie Chaplin in
“The Love Fiend”
Vaudeville Thursday. Fri-
; ‘ about to so ingratiate himeelflwith Sid.
~ hits ‘
- val ' ’
mu 5‘ -iu .il'l's cxploits there are 3-.
musing hcyond ~dcscfriptitm."*Viiicrt'aj
i' AT PALACE THEATRE
' THURSDAY AND FRiDAY.
Dorothy Dalton in “Hard Boiled," With
Five Acts of Vaudeville.
tr-rcstcd to know that Dorothy Dalton;
the brilliant Thomas H. lnce stani
turns the tables on a familiar dramatic
situation in “Hard Boiled," her newt
Paramount picture that will be shown?
at the Palace theatre Thursday and
Friday. I
instead of thc little country girl he—
in: stranded in the city and having to'
work out hr-r salvation, she plays tho!
part of a bi: city girl—the prima don-j
r-a of a musical comedy company—«i
strandcd in a decidedly hick town. Thul
small town has lurid temptations for;
the metropolitan miss as the great city)
has for the unsophisticated lass. Thati
it is a greater problem to make a livli-i
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ii "if lfllAlliES
a
AT REGENT THEATRE, TODAY
to the way of crowded streets than iii
is in tile city by a girl from the farn‘..i
is convincingly portrayed. '
l‘orothy Dalton is seen as Corinne
Mcirosc. tho singer, stranded in Niles-i
7”: Popular Actor, William Farnum, burg, when the theatrical ghost fails.
in "The Rainbow Trail,"
Travelogue and Comedy.
'l‘llt- Raiu'lmv ’l l.’ with
i"x'lntllil ill i" ~-=.u litlt‘,
ut'r'm till. (it ili' lit-4m?
Hill}.
Thu Hullllmu Tutti." ont-
' null mud popular ll'cett-rn stm'lws.‘
\Y'Wilo ll in 21:11» Gl‘t'l‘. and thc ac- Fannie Ward in. “Common Clay." AI”
the
ti!l'“l‘r in and about
1'“ \"Z'll’lil Ilvsi rt,
Tho scenic set-
A m walk. How she wins the anectloni
ct a motherly old woman and by her:
wits saves her benefactreso from the
\V‘H‘H'“ t:ra.~'pirt: clutches of a skinflint sea-hey
“'i” b“ lutlnel‘ furnishes the actioin for the!
Tile-tiri-
Also
etory.
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AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY: ;
()f ”it.
Fatty Arbuckle in,’ “The Cook." . . . . .
No other woman on the stage on
wild.\'
u ’ aid In law of unsurpassed screcn has ever depicted SiflhOOd “1”"
and mu ."lllt' lilt'
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of ’l.t‘ l’tllplc Sage.“
AND FRIDAY
5.. Normand, star of "Mickey," in tions, the screen offers a breadth of
-. s Hopkins:" Also a Pathe Re-
wow and a Comedy.
. . than u “wiles of laughable in- the story. The Play has been showni
u m. the scmbiance of a plot in every citv of 10.000 and upward andi
“Sis Hop- the photo-drama, will have eVen I
tin n. w Goldwyn Picture in greater popularity. because 0‘ “5 Viv“
\Id‘wl Normand stars at the amplifications and because the story
'llt‘dllb. Thursday and FridaC-’. itself is one of vital realism. concern-
-. rtlnsirthnt story in which are ing the Girl Problem. and the “"1""
{'l .- ilct wecn them.
- rw- and even thrills.
{-lt-tta Hopkins—called ‘EBB" for
{has an old. M W
famous
u. lill' painted desert and the men Clay." A, H. \Vood‘s screen ren-
..; tiluu-l ('hllvon of Arizona.
«I: v i> tllll of dramatic sltua- Clevcs Kinkead. Misa _Vl‘ard achieves a
1.: \il‘h“ Furutlm as the famous characterization that must add e110!"
null hl<o in the- character ot mously to her artistic reputation.
clift such fidelity and charm. and in “Com-
ditlon of th-x- Harvard prize play hY.
l Ellen Neal. the working girl heroinmi
linin’mu' Trail." is a scquel to in the initial production of the stage!
play gave Jane Cowl one of the big,
opportunities of her caret-r. To Miss
an opportunity greater still; for while
'l the stage story has its technical limita-
trcatment of action and detail which
gives a fuller and appealing reality to
stress’of Main 3. nomad”. {It will
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l’hotoplay theatre patrons will be in-} .
q—ab -
" emblem? mankind: ‘
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Army Advise: eMn to Retain Their
War Risk Insurance.
The following notice from the insur-
ance offices of the United Statcs army
will be of interest to soldiers:
All discharged soldiers and sailors
should he advised to keep up the pay-
ment. of the premiums one on their
\Var Risk insurance, applied for while
in the military service. ‘
After tho declaration of peace those
\\ ho have K"lll up such payments will
ho permitted to conyelt their present
insurance to other forms without an-
other phys'unil examination. Any dis-
charge-d soldier who has permitted his
insurance to lapse should correspond
with or call at the office of Captain T.
.i. Johnston Department Insurance Ot-
t‘iccr. Headquarters Northeastem De-
purtmcnt. Room 717. 99 Chauncey
street. Boston, Mass. mt soon as pos—
sible, as it is not yet too late to be
l'cinstatpti. The information may also
lrc obtuincd therc with references to
”to new kinds of insurances to he i:;-
sucd and the premium rates therefort.
In writtinz. ill addition to asking the'
information desired. the person should
illdil‘utc the date of his discharge and
whw‘m-r he has paid any premiums
sincl- such discharge,
The ofilcer above mentioned will al-
so the pleased to assist the allottees of l
soldiers in cases where allotments and f and the husband went to the Beef-eon;
SHIP CULGOA IN PORT
NEW YORK. April 2.‘—The’ naval
. supply ship Cultroa. carrying 104 cas-
- run-down farm in the town of New ual troops, which was: recent-1y reportv: stufled with exceblor. - l
’ Harmony and barely make both ends ‘ed in distress southeast of this po‘rt.t . '
meet. As everyone knows, Sis .jit-l a arrived here today, from Brest; ntteriGREENwlCJ-l CRACH LEAD.
- gawky hoyden. up malt-kinds of milk, taking twenty-eight days ‘in making;
The Culgoa re-'
Through ‘.an ~ ancient vwen. : (hemmed. try wireless on Mel-ch, at that J.‘.l. H
town’s richest man;’thinka there is oil and was havinx' diflculty with...hcr'
on' the fiopkin’s '{ land and ~he ~aets pumps, but was proceeding toward thin” -
the passage across.
port'ut-a rate of six knot: an~ hon}.
the country . '
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. sung. lle'sends hertoth‘elor nia are on board. as well as a. number
no-y to ho "cdjicated" and of H cannula from acattcredoectlons ot'J, Hvolbeck, also of Greenwich.
«Search Fails to Rewal Fate of 803
. NE‘V YORK. IQ?" 1!: A search of
. 36 hours by a revenue cutter has failed .'
' to give a clue to the ftlfc of the tugl
Charles W. Parker. Jr., of Boston. wish T
a crew of 1 on.board. which was re
ported in a leaking condition 12 mile.»!
l off Atlantic City on Saturday after- i
i noon. Two barges which‘he tug hadi
in tow and which broke away or wercv
cast [case have been brought safety to
Philadelphia by other boats. l
At the olficcs here of the New Eng-
land »Fuel and Transportation com-|
puny, owners of the tut-Y. it was said
ton Boat and Crew oi 1 Men. 3
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' . Th '7 arc g‘wlsant to lairr f‘ll'l z (‘1‘th rain-f.
.1: .'rr in“!1.7Ve‘e.lsqltl'(“‘til t l r-mmm-t int?
" When
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tiny: 7: Mix
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Children are Sicklx
arms;..Pm{""?amcaaalram
MOTHER GRAY’S
SWEET POWDERS
FOR .CRILDREN
. “fly at" on the. Stomach,
z..l dlfitrtlvrs. hut!) testilr:mn'ula
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‘I‘."" mother; and friends of li:.i.- mus tt-llil‘lzr-t n‘iiuf. No mother rhould I-n‘
m.llum‘. II bu: l t .‘Jntlxt‘ Gray‘s Smwt. I‘mftlerfi for [“0 when needed. Ask
Milly.
The need (.2 Udell) often conic-s mt. imotltcnizmt hour-l.
Used by Mother. to" over that-(y rears.
no Not Accept Any Substitute tor illtl'l :3 sun's sum" rams.
Sold by Druggista everywhere.
11011113: GRAI (30., LE BOY, N. Y.
yesterday that no information had
been received about the missing craft
but that a coast guard cutter from
Philadelphia was still hunting for her.
f eunxao av FORTUNE TELLER.
Victim Paya 3440, All His Savings, in
Hopoétl'flpn Wife.
BRIDGEPORT. April
Zarelll of this. city is beseeching the
amulet for his aici wife.
government allowances are “0' being Sunday to get help? The woman he
rccoived. ' i
. says, sold him for 8440. all the money,
!he had, a pad that was to be rubbed”
ion hbl wife's body. It would work at
'Jvonderful cure. He tried the pad cal
directed. ,_ but no miracle resulted?
inen he cut it open and found It we
. 70 “on DAMAGE wt?
human—go} mud",
Blaming Chwmur‘d Mada' as
badly damaged in a collluon with a
our belonging to Lathe B. Kcluer. of
Greenwich. on August. 20. 1018. Jean
brought suit for 8500 damages yester-
day against Keiuaer in the Cl?“ Com-
Leavee Courier Journal
Split on League.
Louisville. Ky, April 2.—<—Thc Louis-
.ville Courier Journal lat-u
_. nounced that llcnry
newspaper's editor since 1868. and edi»
“MARS: HENRY” own i
393.60 DAMAGES AWARDED
' Damages of $93.60 against Frederick
ll. Wempc of Norwalk were awarded
J, J. Herold. a New Canaan dairy-man,
in a decision in the Civil Common
Pleas court handed down by Judge
W’aish yesterday. The (ta-w was tried
last week. the defendant claiming that
Because of
un-
tho
naill'
jailerson.
Alto-gin: that. his automcila‘ was ‘
28 HURT IN TROLLEY UPSET.
PORT RURON, Mich... April 2.—-
Twentyelght persons were
none seriously, when an interurban
our on the Detroit United Railways left
the track on avaharp curve near hcre
and rolled down an annulment: '
.‘w‘tth Li
_tor emeritus since last August had re-
quested his retirement. "Mr. Wattemon
2-‘TMlChael recently passed his 79th birthday.
The Newspaper said the editor's ac.
police to at back for him $440 that tion was partly due to his variance
he says he 8“? 1" .~ gypsy fortune with the Courier Journal odiclala on
,teller Sunday log. wonder-working the Proposed League of Nations. hc..
the paper says, being against the pro-I
Mrs. Zarelll bushel: sick for a year poeal, while the oiflclals favor it. .-
200 quarts of milk he obtained from
Herold .were sour. and that‘ he was
therefore not liable to payment fm
them. His claim was not allowed 11;.-
the court.
ALLOWS 8351.50 DAMAGES
Judment against Emil M13! of
Bridgeport of 8351.50 was awarded
Henry Undoel'cr of Stratford, by Judge
Walsh in theVCommon Plea court you:
today. The claim was for building
materials and labor done. The mart
allowed the defendant's claim or 3160'.-
50 spent in completing the job, and de-
dpcted this rm 3512. the amount .1»
lo'we'd the plaintift. ‘ . .
injured,
mltt mafiwgmm
Mfgtll’érl‘flimpu ’an'd
7'!
m Lind ms. ”are,“
that It humanoid Fold.“
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fox-use is about $1.00wnnonicu'tban
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So—CO'ny Motor Gasoline. Its quality
Every drop gives the
never varies.
same torcci‘ul “kick."
- You get quick starts.
most mileagc—' .ntcr and summer.
You are freed from carburetor adjust-
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from carbonized cylinders.
Don't risk the dangers of unknown,‘
patronage arouses the ire of-‘Ridy Scar-f BUR‘ED BY SNOWBL'OE‘ mon Pleas court. The pilintiff 1110308 5 _ the phcc of other hum ”ii!“ that
bore, who rr-allv cares for Slfl. How it; .lCl.)M()NT()N, Alberta. April 2-‘A‘- that. the defendant's chauffeur did not' m?&% p... are sold .1] ready f“ ll”. '
an untanglvs itself and how the' ion Frasc-r m Winnipeg, chief engineer have an operator's license and thatI A, D, W South HOME '
sill-oxrdness of $15 r-nahles her to sell of the western lines of the Canadian there were not pm mar-ken on the nub”! 8 Bhplll Ed". 00” WW.
life. the worthless inn is to Vi‘hcrt and Northern Railway. and several section car. The collision ”chimed to have w. 8. am ‘ Son, wmg,
hrinc. back llidv to llt"l'”3ll this. is ‘hands have been killed in a snowslide ”noun dvp . '-\ «entrance of the do m 8 Wt 00” “If“
mm in Maw. Nuniland's inimitable in the Rockies. tenant's chauffeul. “ Connery Bros. 00., Good-(Mn
mnnncr. ' '
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inferior mixtures.
reliafiility.
‘ .stant pick-ups
Buy So-CO-ny for
Wherever you sec the Red, White and
Blue So-CO-ny Sign—there’s the safe
place to get your gasoline.
STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK
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“isn’t He at Dear?”
0' coun- your (fiend. admit. h.
Ho's to tote. cunning and ‘
Bu! lheyjn'n admire hill M_
with you lot: him out in o "‘
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There‘s a largo. my leather m
that don‘t scratch. I)! 'n '
wool duster in an odor: hon-WW
albino to the brim-torus... u
pianos or [‘3th polished m , ‘
dainty ostrich doctor to mound-n. i: .
South African duster to Inn
and more durable "I“ ”*5 “1
tor of its kind.
as Walking-on «It.
Mom active".
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That“ is Fit for , . 5
Fishing ~ .
New Line no W 7+1 7;
It Is Better Tho I"?-
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or All Description-3.
{For the auto.
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- Price 15c to $2.50,
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