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“Winn l‘ictures Prima Donna
AN ITA STEWART
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“ l-‘ n )m Headquarters”
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Other Features
Tuesday
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MARION
DAVIES
“GETTING
MARY
MARRIED"
{,1 A Sclznick Fenian av
Wednesday
Florence Reed
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"The Code of Honor"
Thursdayr !
Ethel Clayton f
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: ".‘it‘ll. Women and Money”
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RUSSIAN ARMY
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(Continued from First Page).
As far as latest reports disclosed
(ht; situation. Lettish troops sun hold
th~. eastern part of Riga. on the right
bank of the Duma. but there is no
news later than Saturday, and the-posi-
tion is obscure. All reports concur in
stating that _ Colonel Avaloif—Ber-
mondt‘s troops have occupied Thorea-
berg. the western part of the city. and
are bombarding positions east of the
river. Nothing further has oeen
learned here regarding the reinforce-
PUSHES FORWARDI
iL’ridgcport: first vice-chairman. Jame.- .
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S. Hurley, of Waterbury; second View:
chairman, Paul 8. anpseil, of Ncw‘
n; secretary, Thomas J. Danni-l
gall, of Hartford; treasurer. Frank S '
Butlerworth, of New Haven; chaplain.‘
Rev. H. c. Casaidy, of Hartford. illecomend Lydia E. Pm)!
State executive committee: Albert‘ .&
E. Simona. of Hartford; J. E. Cannon. , Vegetable u.‘
of Windsor Docks; l. B. Payne, oil Rudy f“ m‘m‘
Willimantic; L. N. Bisseil. of Rock~l
ville; Hiram Blnghun, of New Haven; l
M. E. Leonard, of Mei-idem; Daniel R]
Hickey. of Stamford: Howard Curtiss.
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Spokane, Wash.-—" I want to reenm-‘
mend Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetabb
E_A§_l_,_WEST
ments which it was said, were landed .
from British ships or whether Estnon- 0f Stratford; R W. Carroll, 01’ Vl'atcr-
ian troops are coming to the aid of the bury: John F. Pickett. of Ansonia.
belts. 1 Delegates to the national convention
The stemment attributed to General ‘0
Vladimiroif in the dispatch to the I’Pnn- 0f "mfg”: 5- M- ”a". of
Mali implies the belief in Reval that “dhtrfififild: “- 0- COW- of Norwich: .
Colonel Avaloif~Bermondfs attack on I" H- “I‘m-"- ‘?f 5‘0"“: Frank 3- But»
Riga was a part of a scheme to ad- tot-worth, of hew Haven; Eric. Storm.
Hume on Petrograd. which is regard- oi )it‘riden; J. J. Fennell. of Stamford.
ed to have been checkmated by Gen- {ama‘ J- we)“ 0‘ Bfidgel’o’1; 31- E-
eral Yudenltch's pu‘sh northward. 1?" 0f Derby: Thom“ F- M‘Wm“ “f
BERLIN. Saturday, Oct. 11.-An of— “ “mm“?- .
ilcial statement is published danvin,’ Resolutions were adopted furorm:
formally the allegation in the Lettish the deportation of aliens who were not
appeal to the Entente taht Germanium pi-r cent. Americans during tlic
troops in the Baltic Provinces. have “.3" and who evaded the draft
”Mm cvcrvthtnz posible to M11190“ 30L claiming citizenship in other coun-
shevism. and have attacked the Letts ".m“
”‘0!“ the rear. The German reloinfl- g‘j‘" 3.13010 9”” man or w°mn hon-
cr declares that‘ this statement is con-imam? discharged from the “”7”";
trarv to the truth. and is an adhorrent luormg Hartford .8 the state “N‘d'
measure of agitation lull!“ Germanvflquarlers, and in favor of a drive lor
Germany has not broken the peace.‘ _
it is declared. but on the contrary has. .
done everything to enforce the. terms! -—-‘l‘ry A Sentinel Want
of peace in the case of misled trOops in ‘ neat “a ”L. the m
a portion of the Baltic Provinces. It is
Advertise
by '
tVegetablc Com un
favoring Federal legislation tolrelief during (‘ ange of Life, I wish
iwonn-n members for the legion, ‘
be heid in Minneapolis: John T. A
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a matter of record. it is declared. that V—
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Abilene. Texas.—“ For almost a year
i was unfit to do my work as i suffer“
so from female ills. Lydia E. Pinkham'e
YegetabieCompound restored mv healfi
after physicians had fail ."—'un. a.
E. Owens.
Rockville. Conn.-" I suffered so long
from female ills l was blue and melan—
L dia E. Pinkham’e Vegetabh
Compou restored my health after
everythin else had failed. "—MARI’
Won. 3 C amberlein St.
Oakland. Cal. - " L diaE Pinkham'.
gave me such
evcrv women could know about it. I
surely praise this great remedy fr.
Women's ills."——Mrs. MARY S. ASHLEY,
3709 Dover Street.
The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's V -
stable Compound is so successful
because it contains the curatigfi
trcngth 2.: properties of
mshioned mots and herbs, w ich act.
'“l‘eCtly on the female organism.
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The Latest in Pictures and Vaude-
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the spectator a lesson 51 interior dec-
1 Mann” 2'15' Evening I and 9' oratiiig a well as diver-tint: amusement.
y — All the rooms are exquisitely furnish
l Today ed and correct to the last detail. The
. excellent photography which shows
MARION DAVIES
The Most unautii’ul Girl on the
thcse sets olf to advantage is due to
thc skill of Lyman Broening.
Marion Davies was never more beau-
Selfen tifui in her life and she is cast in a
“GETTING MARY ed and of which she takes full advan-
”. tage to display her talents. "Getting
MARRIED Marv Married" is a high class comedy
A High Class Comedy of Youth and of many laughs and will interest the
Aristocracy most blase theatregoer.
(‘arn-r lieHaven's 'Feature PALACE WEDNESDAY
Paths News
Tuesday
The l'uluce Favorite
Anita Stewart
in Her Latest andNost Successful
Production
“From Headquarters“
Burton Holmes Travel-Comedy
“Man Women and Money" is New Ve-
hicle for Ethel Clayton
One of the largest casts ever rc—
quin-tl for 'l!l ordinary length motion
picture was necessary for “Men. “'0
mcn and Money." Ethel Clayton‘s new
Paramount I)ict11't"5.'whlch was direct
ctl bv Georg-r Mciford, and which will
be shown at the Palace theatre next
chncsday. -
Lew Cody is leading man.
work in Civil B. De Mille's latest pro—
duction. “Dont Change Your Husband."
. Wednesday placed him in the front run]; of play—
! Ram u, Pi , L _ _ ers of heavy roles.
f’ o s ayer3~ ask) CMD‘ Irflng Cummings. a popular lending
-‘ Presents man, is another important member of
vto the cast. Sylvia Ashton, who has ap-
Ethel Cla n' peared in many De Mille pictures. also
——ln—- has a big role.
REGENT TODAY
"MEN. They pursue her.
WOMEN. They trick her. ,
,Anita Stewart‘s “From Headquarters"
and I is Albert Smith’s Presentation
MONEY.” She detests it. Directed by Ralph inc.
_ In the Regent theatre‘s feature for
Special Comedy Feature today. “From Headquarters" three at
His;
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO. P. O. Box 101 New Yeti at,
ammunacasoon. 47Fsrauith5hest. ”on.“
Sales Wives
which passes on the screen and affords seldom surpassed and not often attain. 2:75 BEER CLOSE To
ed and add another and even more
rcmaika‘hle than any other previous
successes to her growinz list of super-
ior accomplishments. it is not often
that producers give a star the oppor-
tunity of picking the members of t‘mlr
'smpporting costs but such was the dis-
tinction allowed Miss Reed in the case
"of this play and the result is that
role for which she is admirably adapt- everyone is taking M even to me yesterday by
very minor roles plaza in a spi han-
menialng completely with the id of
the. cast leader. The results are moat
”satisfactory as will be admitted by
those who see the play at the Regent
Vt'cdnesday.
1 LONGSHOREMEN
l READY TO RETURN
1 Continued From First Paz'e
Riley. chairman of the strike commit~ '
too.
As a result of a stormy meeting
last night. at which delegates from
iifty-fodr locals urged the men to so
:back to work. a mass meeting will
Ibo. held tonight for ratifying or repect-
‘ing the proposal to return tomorrow
{and wait until Dec. 1. to press de-
‘mands for increased wages. An ear-
Ilier proposal to take referendum vote
thy locals was abandoned.
‘ Union leaders said ferry.
'iigliter service on the Hudson river
imight be resumed during the day.
Meanwhile. the food situation con-
cerning products coming to the city
'from New Jersey still was serious.
Not an ounce of food was removed
from ships. The milk shtorage was
somewhat relieved when the milk
itrains were switched here by way of
Poughkeepsle.
tug and
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thc Baltic troops (Germans) have not" I s- _.-'.--._-'. _ _ _
lheen the attackers, but that their re- m All anniversary mass for Private
turn to Germany has been delayed and Jeremiah F» O Brien, WI") '9‘ “m“
hqndnrpd by hostile acts of the ”its. m in action October 1‘. .1918. Vi“ bit—00‘-
land Estbonlans. j in abratod in St. Joseph in church at 4:3.
. The statement ai’ers that it is tho' 0‘5“" tomorrow morning.
{Lotte who are assltinz Bolhevism "1' FALL room —-——-——-—-—-—-——-r - ~~ -—--3
lever‘v possible way. including measur—i a
we; to prevent Russian trocps reaching: ‘t F. s. 1' N
(the front anlnst the Bolshevikl. . MAX LEVY’S
l —-An advertisement in the Eveninll 31 south “mt, Jab Pflflt‘fiy
.Sontlnel nu doubtless bring the semi South Ins-walk. “' u
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' END OF LEGAL LIFE!
Finally Enacted Dry Enfemement‘
Bill Has Lower Limit '
“’ASHING‘IOX. Oct. i:.——The sir-u:-
cles of 2.75 per cent. bar to maintain!
a legal status will come to an endl
when the prohibition enforcement bill.)
enactment of which was , completed
en the Bonsai
. is .
adopted :ibe . ’ . 'report.
made lew'dtherby em ' can at
natureorautomatieallyshould his m-.
ness prevent him from signing within;
ten days. I
The manufacture or sale of any hev~
'eraze thumping more than one-half
of one per centpof alcohol is prohibit-
ed under both the wartime and con-
stitutional enforcement sections oi;
the measure. All provisions of the}
war-time section become effective as
soon as the measure becomes law.
After a vain final attempt by anti-
prohibltlon members of the House to
hlock the measure by sending it back
to conference. the conference report
gas approved by a vote of 321 to 70.
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BRIDGEWATIR SELECTMAN DEAD
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BRIDGBW’ATER. Oct. 13.—Albert B. I_
hiallett. seventy-three. for over twenty $
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leaves a widow and family.
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an Enthusiastic
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They nave invented Springs too,
the strongest commanding points
Thur about any picture production are con-
’ » Sday tained. First of these is the stub
Florence Reed Miss Stewart's fame as a screen idol
. —ln;- having been long established and he;
“T ‘ ' 9s appearance tin the better plays havin
._ he COde 0f Him!” long since placed her among the pre-
fand— mier.artists of the silent drama. Sec-
VAUDEVILLE and notable among the compelling
features of the attraction is the fact
The longshorernen's strike was de—5 of hot water before With“
nounced as a violation of "the i’uitda—g ,-
‘mental principles of the American Fed- Millions of folks bathe internally
jeration of Labor." by Samuel Gomp- now instead of loading their system
.era, president of the American Feder- with (fruits. mWhat's an inside hath?"
‘ation of Labor. in _a letter received to- you 5". Well. it is guaranteed to per-
day by '1‘. V. O’Connor. president of form gum"... accordinggto hot water
the international Longshoreinen's Un~ enthusiasts
ion. The strike was unauthorised by. There are “st numbers of men and
tifulbedswillwonderatthe thatyieldevenlytothecontoms
waytheyarebeingreoeived. ofthebody—alwaysresilient-and‘
Now this latest achievement —— ‘
good deagn' intmetnl beds— in-
volvesalso the invention of atruly
' [that it is presented by Albert E. Smith
iwhose namc in connection with picture
AI Inf minim 'production signifies the last word.
Last and not least is the direction of
PALACE TODAY
the play by Ralph Inc, recognized as
the second of no present daypdirector.
The story "From Headquarters" in
. which Miss Stewart so a ~ bly
Marion Davies, Rated the Most Beau- plays the leading role with the support
tiful Girl on the Screen in “Get. 'of a select cast is one permitting lne
. “"9 Mary Married" lablest acting. The piece throughout
Home of the most remarkable inteii- has met with unqualified approval
“" 5“” Her scen in a motion picture from the moment it was put on the
f””" ”“‘ but'kzround for “Gemini: screen for its trial showing and every
“My Married," Marion Davies’ labest.Norwalker will want to, see it. The
Select Picture. which will be seen to- picture appears at th’é Regent this af-
'la." 41 NW Palace theatre. ternoon and twice this. evening
”"213 light. bedrooms, handsome there will be other screen attractions
dininz rooms. Spacious living r00m8.. to complete the bill . Tomorrow Mar-
beautiful ballrooms and lengthy hails ion Davies will bout the Regent in
Of palatial residences—all combing to “Getting Mary Married." ‘ '
form a most interesting panorama! ’”
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JUGO-SLAV SHIP SINKS.
Former Auetrian Battleflip Franz
Josef la Lost. -
ROME. Oct. 13.—The Austrian bat-
tleship Franz Josef. which had been al-
lotted to the JugoSiiv navyrsank dur-
ing a hurricane, in; to a dis-
patch. received" here (an Zara, Dale
made. The dispatch “do t the
.ous Attacks. my broom-
molliesatad“ oil.“ eat-8.55
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the union and Mr. Connor has consist~ . v I ‘
,ently endeavored to induce the men 13 women. Who immdm‘el' upon m In
return to work.
1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.—Director-
iGeneral Hines today asgod the Rail-
road Wage Board to expedite its re-
port on the wage demands of team
sters employed in New York by the
American Railway ExpressCompany.
The men. who were given a hearing
Sept. 11. have gone on strikerbeeflgb
no action has been taken. ' " '
in the morning. drink a glass . of hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it. This it! a very excel-
lent'heelth measure. it is i
to flush the stomach liver and use.”
and intestines of the mevious day’s
waste. our bile and indiseeted materi-
el left over in the body which it not
ell ' every day. become. food for
the ions of bacteria which infect
ihe bowels.
. Nit-
bad tallies
kidneys-leery. .
and all
into the blood. causing
colds. stomach trouble,
slee'pleesnéna, impure blood
seal: of ailmtns. , § _,
People who feel can one c‘: amt—
s-zdly the next, bat who :z"|\-_v. can
it 1 pet feeling tight r."- u to .5
tain a carter
M at man:
cost “very little
the quick result is palm - ‘.
i‘oxins‘ ‘ which are then W._..
and headache
When you
seamless tubbing.
see thesenew Simmons
damn—ME enm’iisihe finish,
Whomseamand
and howbeautifully they the
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