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tions which won smegma” from ‘ ,. , - ‘ man “the fifth num- men, end he each «may to 3
the appreciative audience. She inertia. her. known on leo- end 8111st instincts. , >
. es in hei- llresentation 3 number ml were full 0' P99 in singing. “5”“: “ad “m“ H“ w” n“ down on the m,
‘ which she draws from me Violin 1 dancing. and receive their sign 0! the, 8mm. but MW“)?! her close - -
splendid imative sounds of aiapulause. ‘friend. Mr3.d_mtct; . .s‘ e is so u!-
cello. Miss Pomella will long be re-' The feature picture last 9}?““5 ‘1,“ trialling, 5° lld '35:: ”lanteds-ghfltog';
‘ '* Ex'cilin'T'T and 9. membered by those who heard her "A“ Innocent Adventuress. “'1“! V,“ ““t 9““ 3"“ Siam flaunt e at h
' ______:__.__ inlay yesterday. and she will give flit-E vinn Martin in a delightful chllds' :govlgolffimeglnd drove 53591;: lie:
M 1 liter presentations today and Saturday_; "110- » -
' ~ J. . , . 1 , “Peck's Bad sage that women should, immediately. '
loud) ,“m’ea‘mg ”"99 “me-“3 95“" day. Giggdsi‘hfiétn‘.:::1a:‘égfgatufing Mabel at once. decide upon a party and en-
. . .‘ y.‘ . ‘ellent i Vomand pepular star of “Mickey." ' roll and work with it. Miss Hay and:
e w“ , 3 AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY ,~ ' ._ 11m. Catt have not only worked it»:
Vaudeville—5 ' ; heru’for' years. but have iii-ed m-
QUAL u ‘ Writing. and they supplement each
"i ,‘m, {William Famum. in "For Freedom.".NORWAAIAK E .
. i. i a Path: Weekly and Comedy, ‘ SUFFRAGISTS AT lather remarkably. ’
Mrs. Catt seemed inspired. and. in
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, ' That noted screen notor. W’illiami . CONVENTION the sense that every great Speaker;
= < Fitrmnu. will be seen at the Regent; .__._..__ does ‘1“ 393:0:2’3“§‘m driaw “$2“;
1 . ‘ Theatre Friday. in “For Freedom." 3 some nspi . D8118 ‘0 e . "
v.1?\‘l .\Ul malld stirring and powerful photodrama de ‘00an mm at“ m" everyday“ vers‘tm.I she probably is in-g
\I i hwy." ‘ luxo dealing with a jallbird's redemp-- . . smrcd. bile mid of the great fight now, “ . ' ~ '
W... .tion ilu'ouzh his intense patriotism to Others and 890k? briefly. hem” suflrag'sm. ‘0 g" mmcm‘m'l THE Fl RES FONE GIANT SOLID Tl Rh shown above I!
‘ and his opportunity to prove his valor Mrs. Jonathan Flawson. Sound Miss 'Ludtngton before her had told; f - . . - . . . f . , l
Salul'dai' on the field of battle. In his portray- Beach. on the executive state commit- ff 'h" d°tertgégzgogff (ignnecticuxti '01 CDC 0 many [prS In the FWCSIOHC line. It IS blilll Ol‘ heavy— i
’ . . _ t , d f p irfi 11 n- ry every m ze mg rat: ca-g , _,
Vaudeville 2230’} 33:51:;agnizgegietgyggagg;:. ti?pigsidseetfrfr‘tafiieormoininig on???“ tion of the national nluendment. and; duty trucks! four and five tons,‘ or more. ltprotetts the truck
. . Land finally .0! the lover. Mr. Farnum Ruutz-Rees, chairman for Fairfleld had aroused the feeling 0! pride for; bettcr. It'lncreases SpeCd safely.» Because It hOldS thC .road.
"' 1”“;“1” 0“ :hn: one of the finest Opnoftunitim of county. in the afternoon. Mrs. ”19 state in. her hearers. Ml'B- Catt; ‘
{his brilliant career—and he neVer fails! Thompson~Seton. vice-president state added. to this and lnstanced the sue-y
“W 119d (“9‘9” 1m suize an Opportunity. association. was also on the Platform 0935““ 93°“ “ready made in mi . \Vc have a truck-tire press to W hatevcr your truck or Your
7,, 1 ; ; O 1. ; 2 t .N .2 -S b J Very intense interest was aroused etates,to ““3 end. Perhaps the most . . . . .
. q " f m. 221;, ;3.;$,:.21‘fci;..§$‘$‘2’n :33}. by the Speecnes or the two gent‘ telling part of her address came m the apply this are and remove it. haulmg,wehavc the Firestone ..
the ( minim Comedy fience the acutely. symphthetit‘ vein “a?“ [mmxthe ioliti‘véal parses. anaby :éfseghl‘r‘ittowthtginflgtugr $3: ”333:: our machines and our men TTUCk Til-e to give you (me. f
‘ that runs throuah this play-——which was 1 9 great 59°“ ers or 5“ rage, ‘ rs. . . > . m
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"Y—MAY . - - V ,. . . . . . _ Catt and Miss Hay. and true Amer‘can‘m’ 0' be Shame“ Id 01 r v - n l ‘ rotectlon lon '
M ”m“ ALLISE)“ ‘l'jllo‘yd‘ under tht direction of Frank Mr. Palmer declared that he had before the world. a y I to L6! most alue .1 _ d t on, (1’1le p , g 1.
most miles. and continuous use.
The fact'is—s ' 3'“
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of America is carried on- _,..
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3 been a life-]0ng anti-Suffragist, and A word of admiration should be said
: those on the inside know whats thorn ‘18 t0 the arrangements at Rosemary
i AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY in the side of the Suffragists he has Hall for the comfort and pleasure of
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been for years; that he had always the visitors. The meeting was held.
rag CARTER CASE." . stiflened the o sition of our State under 8 canopy 0“ ““3 lawn. "NJ “18
Excellent Vaudeu‘ille a"".,“.“"fi:, No'r-_ Legislature any)?“ our Representa- sound 0‘ 9- fountain near and the 110-
" gangsta" °f M'°k°" '" eck' tives in Congress: that he was first ble "998 surrounding. 30)“ Scouts
A I a 'r' 'led to give some attention to the other were at the entrance ‘0 the grounds
HI IHE H A s ' , :side. by the address of the president. ‘0 direct strangers, the delicious
§ 1 sum“, “’hen one $913 a “11980 big recommending suflmge as a war megs. luncheon “'83 served in the 898(3th
———-——-- i lot for their ‘money these days. the me. and once having opened his mind. dining hall of the school. Everything
_ [finality is lacking. but its not so with: ma conversion has been easy. He was both beautiful and restful. And
mnully large number of RP‘ the program of vaudflille and feat ; spoke of the women on the Democrat- the inspiriting feeling of hope that the
lulil'ons attended the D01“; ure pirtures at the Palace Theatre. at. ic committee. in the recent meeting in long fight for suffrage is nearing the
‘ .1: the Regent >‘93t91‘d83' I15"; least that seems to ‘be the impression Chicago, recorded that their speak end, and that out of the final result
and lust ei’ening. and heard' of the audience last evening. 'it an»; mg was much more logical, pointed. will come the organized effort (or bet-
”Fiml presentations or the 1111': plnuse counts for anything. ; bripf and (\fl'ectiV’e than that 0" most (91' and cleaner politics and true Am- REYNOLDS MOE 00.;m. .
.isiinist. MiSs Joaie Ponzella, oti Honors for first place on the Mill of the men. ericnnism. gave zest to everythin'.‘ 3’ " s...
~ v‘n'. whose services Manager set-m it) be divided between two acts; Anvone who has heard Clifford B. Incidentally $1.400 WIS raised on the :5." Connecticut and West-Aves. Phone 1120.
lz-‘Hl rt‘cured for the OCCRSlOH- of three of a kind. - \vusén need not be told that he is a spot for the “Good Citizenshio" cam-' > . . ‘
:wnzwilti began her musical cal": The. baseball trio keens the audience natural and trained orator. He took Daign. notwithstanding the fact that ' ’
I'M .12" of seven years and now? in an uproar with their comedy juge only (light of the fifteen minutes Wthh every league represented told 0f
"‘itl‘S of use, has held many an glinsf and nOVrlty act. ‘had been allotted to him. and in that money already raised. which exceed-
-v tense durinz liar exrellent‘ The three Fays in :1 sort of Rube- time he made a deep impression. He ed the expectation at the first. though
”Hilllin a She is ‘Ctlnllot‘tt‘tl with town feature al‘e'wex'y clever with jokes, has been a strong Sufimgist for years, .the full amount is tar fromlreached.
u“. us of the l‘nited Booking (‘oh- songs and talks. land has been able to help the cause For N‘orwalk. Mrs. George Thorn:-
.\'»-w York, and has played in Goldie and Dunbar appeared in a much. Having been associated with Hill. Jr.. reported for the league: and
I'nited TllPall‘vs throughout thefdancing and singing act. women in this work so long. he any for the. campaign, Miss Pinneo, as:
winning wherevm- she play::.l Jessie Dutfis. a lone young lady iniprehends more clearly than many the town leader. ’
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