RSDAY * my . __ SATURDAY I . ’
5 and 7 ISIS “7.- 2:15.?“1! 9
. ost alluring smfi My Mm Meter-
:5 vuudcvillelor in ”on ”3‘3”th
U ARINE F 7“:
during th stage [or m am fine “10 Mpletc “un-
chfi m°90nedthehmmdeeth and-de-
g or t that am whipped the world,
rods 5’ experienced
D‘Armo _
(winnedy Jugglers
O'Mara
.ncs. Dances. Comedy
——and——s'
'a3'—Gold\v'vn's£edum de luxe TOM MIX in
_ “TEE CY CLONE.”
av—The Vince's“! matter super ‘ featugg
starring Corina Grim inbeadline and Eleven. .
urdaY—Monroo Sefidmry in “His Divorced
Wife.” ,-' ‘ . \ was»)
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tertainers and Robinson, McCabe and
Robinson in s
in! chatter. in conjunction with the
vaudeville. Taylor Holmes will be of-
fered in “The Very Idea,” a producti-
on by the Metro company. The new
Regent five piece omh'eetra plays for
all shows. There will be vaudeville
and pictures at 2:15 and 7 and pictures
{only at 9 o'clock.
heatre
: . av. Friday. Satur-
day - I “"
'AUDEVILLE OFFERING ' PALMEE TODAY
__0;,_. Submarine F—-—7 Opens Engagement
.3}: THE MOST BRILLIANT Which Promise: To Make Records
ACTS For Downtown House.
I The Palace Theatre's spectacular en.
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~ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ gngcment "Submarine F—T” makes it’s
Egyptian Songstcrs
orrinzton & Bush
C‘éiebrneeql Pair of Novelty
~""§ Artists. ~
LOUFSE CARTER
8;..‘Comoanv
lllost Superb Vaudeville
"£‘l"lll:1l has $91: been pres-
"-l—‘ll I‘l‘dlllillit‘ Pluylnt, onli-
m NOTWF‘”.
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Palace for a three days engagement
that promises to be the most memor~
alblo picture offerings. Today. Tom
theatre. 'After several weeks of nego-
tiations the local theatre ‘was able
to book the Submarine F—T at a great
oxpense. The stage was prepared yes-
terday: and for the erection oi! the sub-
marine and the set up was completed
and tested today. The act will be
handled by an "experienced cant of ten
Dainty Little Co dy Samoany
-——and
Toda .
Taylor H ' es
in the Metro la!
“The Veryl ea"
ridny and Salurdav
. etro Oflers' the Celebrated
Béltt Lytell
Picturizafion of the Noted Sat;
urday Evening Post Story:
One Thing at a Time
O’Day”
; Divorced Wife.”-
“OH, OH, CINDY!”
“Oh, Oh, Cindy." a causerie of
'music and fun, will be given under
'thc auspices of the senior class of the
high ‘schnol some 'time about May 19
at the Regent theatre here. according
to an announcement made today. The
(law use personal direction of a pro:-
fessional producer, will be given for
the benefit of the senior class.
“Oh, Oh, Cyndy!" is a musical pro-
;duction of the revue type. The libret-
to. music. costumes. etc. are the prop-
,orty of the John B. ogers Producing
Company, and the show will be pro-
duced by a representative of that com
learn. The scenic equipment for the
production is far more elaborate than
that usually applied for the ordinary
amateur affair, and for splendor close
4)’ approaches the metropolitan of-
, erings.
l
I The-boys. of
tgmdcs met. yesterday
form a baseball club.
lhu'i a very succ
. "235 year, and now
,l-Tranklin school v:
Iball team, and the
have it. The pupi
excellent class spl
form a baseball cl
started soon:
ietic Associati
later.
FQANKLIN SCHOOL NOTES.
4......
afternoon,
ls have showed an
Sn ly'
Matinee 51nd N59“ht . . ,
“Her Husband’s Other.
Wife”
ELMO, THE MIGHTY.
. The nominees
Norman Flcwe
Morris Bresev and Thomas
Norman Flewellyn was elected.
Thencminees for treasurer were:
Martin Melamad, Everett
Louis Novak and Simon
7 Louis Norah was elected.
l.
Perlman.
tiers. ‘this’mo‘ming,
principal .
i THE Wm
for thepuplls in the 9th
boysrwm be instructed by gentile
Weider. a or!» boxer. or this city.
nucleate! class selectedftheir class
pins and colors yesterday a
REGENT TODAY
uh? Carter Plays Dramatic Mel!
dis Return"—-Four Other Big Ame
And Pictures
i
. q . . . . 1 ' the whole matter, and admittin- ' , = mn-
- Hum: Carters company will!» pre- .._. {gate y , - end an by! 8.M¢.W . _
(.1, i the Regent Theatre faith I ; : tor the pct. W m ore Il- ‘33 W -m {~m ,
if. flares clays beginning {his ' _ titled to reliably-mm. It. is. one!» hound bacteria; 1316 “W
a new dramatic am
The managemmth_ . . ,.
P; (sis number is confident w _
ill, not only please NM”. .
ill establish a new recordmm
c rMiss Carter is which have
_- while the announeexlentiahrm -
details which must be m}
{11:1‘": "
in.
‘ c act will not be less .
:13 account. The Regent hill ‘02
oak-end also includes The
-llaflding comedy: m
h celebrated pair‘ro'fi ,
3115:. 'r ' ‘
' Jack Moore m
"u
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ones. dances and mirth-I
debut in Norwalk this afternoon at. the
production, which will be staged un-‘
the 7th, 8th and 9th
to
The boys have
essful basketball team
that spring, is here,
antsha good basket-
pupils are going-to»
rit in coming out to
ub. Practice willbe
The dues of the Ath-
on will be decided on
Thomas
for secretary were:l
llyn, Henry Doulens.
Ireland.
Stannard,
There was a meeting of the offivbm introduced ‘by Senator ,Capper
with Mr. Greene,I(-Kan.)
Thomas Ireland, the treasurer of
the Boxing club, has gotten the names
of on the boys who are going to Join , -
the club. This is a fine opportunity; at the government price of $.20 the
ggrade. The
The class calm- will be blue and gold.
’ . ”fa-M
. em'n'nu «gimme ounces
» mousse, wag; Apr-n equal: .
«new
getting along
The regular mid-week
math-m.
comm ward trams-t] m 8..
alor‘RL. Owen of Oklahoma. Dem.
lei-ate of state and national import»
'ance will um”: let-ye mm.
prayer service
“To the extent of “almost! abil-
Ncw York, New Haven l
Hartford 33W ll! increasing trunk
Ir. and Mrs. Frank H. Bin-d}. has
me:- residentc In W avenue, hive
returned from New York and
taken up their residence in Blood
mm camelly'to better meet the
__, . .33», :mpo "new“; mama." m
. . l . A}! an Norwulk redhnts are We, ,
refining: cant: buy:‘ “Pant-Ame- , “hike sale, h lane been undo tor 40 large trench!
locomotives They will amnion
This we! release
mated the sale.
“‘1 lit-3.11.11. voorhm, of monmiceonothufimotthosm
- for which they on well united. The}
Boulevard, has been enter-mining her
sons, Robert and Edward, also Ir. 60117017 0! the new We? ‘8 MI
and Mrs. Cllflord Andemn, no in. teed din-in: July and August- Cow,
and Mrs. Richard onesel- and may, structlon or the hue term-lulu for
RECOMMENDS SAVING all of Trenton, N. J. height treks and classification M
OF ALL WA‘TE PAPER The Mayflower pinochle playem will Cedar m1 find at Providence h”
In resetting to his recent ”peel for be in fun comm: or the on been resumed, and it tho circum-
the conservation of 11312.0(???ng glimmer-s, angular; :23“ street: t. canoes cable the continual prose-
Commerce Alexander 85‘ ‘ a e eutenant , ea . mndage's can
lie following statement, urging the leading by 7,280 points over the phy- clinics will be largely completed in,
saving of all waste paper: E lens on the team of Lieutenant George the close of the lesson. The new lo
“Following my ‘M 0‘3 Ill-St we k Guttridge. comotlves and the 73rd improvement
to can waste and turn it back into‘ Representatives of the Chesterfield if completed Md greedy upm‘
the channels of trade, i wish to call Cigarette Company made their regular the service betore me and of the
attention to the hopes-tone. or mung : business :lsridts to stone in East Nortflpresent yegr.» ,
waste . ‘W yese ay, c trading consideraw
lan“Attenti::’:§s been called quite “a! ble uttenggnagiltg c.1111 among: m
'numberottlmeeludytothevl .Wya scaydeoora. ‘
shortage in paper and it the general colored fidvefliflmlm. by
public could realize how a shortage otI The Old “Shh-ed 8018 recital. given Hr
last night in the Sunday school room:
paper affects Its daily life I feel sure
that ii saving and utilization of all i°fémkimt "93‘” ‘g-hm- clmrch, '38
waste, paper would be We :gmufiesngw $0233 in cgsfmfg'of'gg locality. where she frequently rises:
“Many of. the better grades of waste periods when the Dons! were I! I and Hr. .Appieton was formeny a
paper are used as put: substitutesdfli); ulnr, and the all h t !l d: a] el- teocher in the Nor-walk high school.
5‘0“?“ “0d. 1"“? 3“ “fie d“§°d pants added much color and tutu-est!
making all kinds or book, in 1 e get to the entertainment. The singer: ere NOR‘VN-K DENTIST AT
and writing papers. it this kind of I of the East. avenue M. E. charchl NEW LONDON
waste was not used to some extent; Choral Union, and the recital, which: The program ‘0‘, the Sate W
the“? would exist an 9‘ en greater 3 was given underathe aneMces of the convention to he held on April 20, 21,
Bhonage of W90“, DMD from whip/R . Ladies’ Aid may, was witneoced by and 22 at the Hohlcnn Hotel, New
m9: $1133: {inmgéi 93113:? :i‘xgtéieatg 9, 'capacittyuzlldiencg. The complete,m.l:nnm§cu thhltoDr'YJ' ’3, up.
our. 5 . -' prom-unaws: . o orwa. M w mute
used in the abOVe list consists of old ‘ "Auld Lang sm"—-—Choral Union. Ibo one of the clinicians at the meet-
magazines, eriodicala, books and all Duet, “Tentlng Tonight”——Hsrry “MI”
2
kinds of printed maner in general.I worth and Charles Boles lib Millard will conduct a clinic on
.srtucuon of the porcelain
mil. Besides every heir shows an W: *3 Wane.
lile_ vigor, nrightnesa; more color
thickness.
SECRETARY ALEAN DEB
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APPLETofls—WYANT.
Announcements are being received
Mend: in town of the marriage or,
. Sam Howe-Wynn of Am
and William Blgelow Appleton. Mrs.
Appleton is quite well known in this
Every pound of this waste that is l Solo, “Love's Old Sweet Song"—~.Mrs. the technique required for the con-
savcd and marketed prevents the use Ambrose Carpenter.
(I t,
of original wood pulp made direcl1.Recitation-—Mr8, Patterson. crown.” , Jacke
from our trees. ‘Song, “Dixieland"—~Chora.l Union. I ._a..__.____.___'
“The largest tonnage of waste Duet, "Girl With a.’ Curl' ‘
'leesee
paper is called “common mixed." and Alma and Edith Mainland. -
TWO CHARGE DESERTION
consists of any and every sort and ’ Recltotion~Miss Alma Marelnnd.
IN DIVORCE APPLICATIONS
people Tho Palace show has four scrap of paper, such as newspapers'solo. "‘Old Folks at Home"—-Clmrles Allegations of desertion are made
“H. R tum“ other big feature acts and for the waste from the offices. stores. public. Bates. ,, lin two divorce petitions flied In the
‘5 c three days combines the best obtain- biuidings and the homes. The chief Duet. Reuben and Rachel ~14":ng Superior court yummy.
' ‘NOR filCCile & ROI)“ able picture otteringe. Today, Tom use of this kind of waste is for paper orth and Mrs. Ambrose WvThOmas D. Stillman of Bridleport
‘ ' , Mix will play Goldwyn's feature “The boxes, roofing and building boards, penter. , let!- his wife, Florence Williams
1 . Cyclone2" on Friday Corinne Griffith paper shipping containers (which " gimffé’g‘MIWlimn imY- theftmmn of Pittsfleld, Mass, deserted
rth Mirth n are Mirth will star in “Deadline at Eleven" a. carry up to one hundred pounds of G%ld”—:l:i‘: 01“: 0 1110115 “lg lln gut-ch, 19124.1ng were mar-
‘ . - . newspaper story and on Saturday Mon- _frelght or express) and wrapping DAL-5,50 “Aunt. fri‘nah's - hitting". Psrty”—I n anuary ._ 3. and he says
Ja 00 T110 roe Salisburv will he starred in “His per. More than two million tons ol‘ "8’ Quid |5h3 '18 13101013131} cruel to him from
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lordinary waste paper are used for.
boxes and shipping containers alone. I
'The public is so accustomed to haw.
ling its goods in paper boxes that it:
Iiwould be dumbfounded to and their
use seriously curtailed and this isl
'what will happen if we do not look I S ng, "Slow, Gently, Sweet Afton"
more toward,the utilization of waste; Choral Union.
The use of waste papers for this {3010' "Nancy Lew—George Hersh.
purpose prevents the consumption Of‘Recitalione—Nl‘s. Patterson.
over one billion feet of lumber nn- Solo, “Ben Bolt".—Wgugce Bates.
Enually and is increasing daily. The ’ Quartet. "Just Before the Battle, ‘
,ufilizaiion of waste must keep pace, Mothef’e-ngry Ainsworth, Charles DIAMOND OF THE FIRST WATER
'with this to prevent a direct use of Bates, 'Wallace Bates and Frederick A distinguished educator, polemic
on rtrees lor the wood pulp. At the _ Hawkins. " and literary man called‘in the omce a
present time1 there 9:15 fvery litle :£%:,Soggio;0m Oaken Bucket —Chora.l;day or two ago end ““6er a senti-
flag?“ pu 9 us 0‘ paper ISolo, uom Black Joe"-Charlee”Batee.zmem which will Erika): a response
, ‘In addition to the saving oi? trees in ' Songs, “Home. Sweet Home and in thomnds of hearts and beams. The
the making of paperboard. there is an I ‘air or the man; u be uttered the AL
other very great saving of lumber lmom incrediduble statement, '9 ti“
through the use of paper “shipping . \fik person who had discovered 3
‘cases" which are used instead of 'dlamond of the first water
,wood boxes. Re rls show that it
po were his words: “I have a storing-g.
'would require more then halt a bil—'
Ilion feet of lumber annually to replacei ,pher '30 knows WIND not to talk.”—
The Christian Advocate.’ '“
Idle-"paper“ shipping cases, no wused
:byalmost every manufacturer in the I -
i
Choral Union. .
Duct, “Quin inf—Mrs, Ambrose Car.
penler ‘and Mrs. Harry Ainswonb.
Solo, “Mavourneen"-—Mrs. Pratt.
Recitation—Miss Minolta-chum.
Solo, “When You and I Were Young,
Maggie"——-Mrs. Oliver Clark.
a month after that date until her de-
;eel1.lon. He asks the custody or one
minor child, a. boy.
Grace E. Joyce 0! Bridgeport asks
Ia divorce from Allan L. Joyce. also of
:Dridgeport, on the grounds .that he
left her February 4, 1917. She gives
the date of her marriage as November
22, 1908, and asks the authorization
Iof her maiden, name, Grace E. Shor-
vvood. .,
I
“I
"Good Night, Lndies"——Choral Un-
ion.
lUnited States. ,
I . "In most towns and cities there are
dealers in waste paper and other sal-
vagenble material such as regs, rub-
ber, metals, etc., who will pay a fair
price for what otherwise would be
thrown away or burned.
“The department of commerce still
has on hand a limited number of two
pnblicstic ' '- ":2 waste leclamatlon
which it I'll] ‘r-o ,1; vi to send to inter-
ested ‘person. . 131??“ publicationfl
will show l.ll"'9 city has
um um am. or m
" aroma! mom
In due to faulty eye-ism. Have
your eyes mined today.
vwvvvvvvvv
The burning over of the fields and
swamps in this locality is sure evi~
dance that spring is here.
‘80va 0! the farmers around here
last fall, planted their fields with rye.
The bet few warm days has made the‘
tht " rye sprout up and now the fields Dre
ldone to (levels a a"." ,...-.:,. . , .
‘waste reclalliatgon :A.‘ 2» * “32:31:03: sent a 91'6"." sight m their coating 9‘ '11.. been 0! not (ha-u"
: and factory. and the on.» will gm; green. 87°Atlantic St, Stem! rl‘d
some pointers on 1105.; to orgnnfze and —. u — . .
Mrs. Robert Seymour, who has been
spending the whiter at Norfolk, Va,
accomied by her niece, lies Dor—
othy Beck, is spending a, few days at
operate the' service."
male-easinnuny'.
BONUS FOR FARMERS AGKED. '
seems to?
mastoxds, in mm m.” weltw. G. McAAdoohmbulm ‘
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b-cution ot the work, both of those h- ,
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mac-non ron noon.
the new system of rating, but: 15 per out. is allowed of
approved baking devices.
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New York. Fords are stolen in‘ New York like peonute
peanut stand.
, A unu- ADVICE.
IfyouarewiseandwuttogetthebktrateJhecdmtcgeof
thebeetinmramdulecllin-cndeeemufl Washington
anchor-phone!“
. William O. McLean, Inc.
——INSURANCE—-—
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.Capper Offers $20,000,000 em for her bungalow in Logan St» musing NEW , _ -
I ' Wheat Growers. ,tor the removal ‘01 her mu” m . , COAIIS t , , ——~ -
I “’ASHINGTON. April 8. - ,The :Norlolk, where Hr. and Hrs. Seymour JOEY FOX MY «SET Denver Dm'fl' ”“0191
farmers will get a wheat bonus, if a plan to make their W ”‘8‘ , F. the ,. KILIANI m TITLE Fox Wm mg: 3(th 50: N
Charles w. Ben 02 nmytn m . 7 . . Joey Fox, ”0W3“ “m” the all our M to be by me
yesterday passes. It pr0~ surprised at. his hem TERI!!! fVm- . , , ,Of W‘sgd‘r of wfimhflnm! Liberty A. 0.. of Hart! Nutty.
poses, to ,make good to the Wheat has by about 25 0! his m “In" ~' ' LMUME‘ Wm chem: plan W “lit mt- ,- .
growers the losses they suffered by be“ of the Bowen“ n. E. chart], at _ RE , HARTEORD CLUB “‘1‘ ._
reason of the, sale of” their 1917 crop, the Sunday “3001 0: which Mr. Bali ' a; Denver W are m to am ANOTHER “Hill.“
has been .superineeadent tor-Ilsa! 31ij m m mw’w'ahbgd '
'bushel, when the free mnrket price years. The 8‘“: was in honor of , , 7 ,, . we: M m .nvel' the'
would have been much'higncr. “ "Mr. Bell‘s 84th M “id. be “I 7 . . W 324. .7 ”mm” h.
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