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Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15. 7:15 and 9
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TONIGHT
Vivian Martin and Jack Pickford
”in—
“The Girl at Home”
Also Hearst-Pathe News
Feature
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Wednesday
Lionel Barrymore in
“His Father’s Son" ..
Also Burton Holmes
Travel Pictures
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Friday
First Showing in Norwalk of
Clara Kimball Young
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“The Easiest Way”
Music by Fiske O'Hara Orches-
tra, Every Evening
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Coats. Suits and
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nresses Reduced' possession of the commanding
Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
Today
at 2:15 and 8:15 Jesse L. Lastly
Presents Cecil B. lleMill‘s Super-
film.
JohN'
THE
WOMAN
In Ten Reels
Palace Harmonists Accompanying
Pl'ices—~l\iatincc; 15 and 20 cents,
Evening; 20 and ‘25 cents.
Wednesday
Valeska Suratl
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LIONEL BARRYP‘IOREI IN
The Regent Theatre Wednesday
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“Hts FATHER'S son”
This Love Story of a Prodigal Son, "H is Father’s Sou," Will Be Shown at
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AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
Martin and Jack Pickford
ress who made such a pronounced suc.
cess in “The Wax Model," “The Right
Direction," and “The Spirit of lio-
mance." will be seen at the Regent
Theatre tonight supported by Jack
Pickford, in the lanskvaaramount pro»
‘ductlon of “The Girl at Home," writ-
ten by George Middleton anti prepar-
icd for the screen by Beulah Marie
lDlx.
i Vivian Martin. by her wonderful
fdramatic ability, has established llt‘l“
itself as one of the most popular photo.
dramatic stars. Jack «Pickford, broth-
ler of the wonderful .‘lnry. is“ also a
:star and scored a great hit in “The
Dummy," in their present production,
,
:they are both glren tilt opportunity to
'show their splendid dramatic training.
i “The lit‘l at lloule” is a typical boy
‘and girl story It reminds the older
‘persons in the audience of cXperienc-
in: in their own youthful career and it
ibt'ings surprising revelations to many
inf the younger generation. No two
'stars in the country are better equip
:pcd 01 appear in photodramas of this
manure than the young couple whose
names are seen at the head of the pro
1 grain. The story of “The Girl at.
,llome" has to do with Jean Hilton,
‘Ithe wealthy ward of Squire Padgatc
wlto lives with the mother of Jimmie
Dexter. The boy and girl are in love
and Jimmie is preparing for college
when his mother learns that her small
lilt‘imltt is wiped out.
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW
Lionel Barrymore and Irene Howley in
“His Father’s Son"
"Ills Father‘s Son," at Metro won-
dcrplny combining powerful dramatic
action and the most delightful com-
tedy elements. will be seen at the
iRegent Theatre on Wednesday. Lion-
' el Barrymore and Irene Hawley are co-
istarred in this five-part feature pro-
:duction, which was written by Chan-
ining Pollock and Rennold Wolf, and
; directed by George D. Baker for Rolfe
Photoplays. luc., to be released on the
,Metro program.
i Adam Barron, disgusted because his
son, J. Dabney Barron, seems to be
worthless, discontinues his income and
bets the young man $6,000 that he can-
not hold a oO-a-month job for thirty
days. The boy takes hint up.
AT THE REGENT FRIDAY
Picture, “The Easiest Way"
For her fourth Selznick-Pictures
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1“,, writing your name and address
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trial package containing Foley's Hon-
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colds, and croup; Foley Kidney Pills,
tlsm, backache, kidney and bladder
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» StillsonPoonl . ,Corporatlo'n
_ u was said.
production, (‘lara 'Kimball Young ob-
tained the drama which is recognized
by theatrical authorities as the great.
est work by any American playwright,
"The Easiest Way," by Eugene Wai-
“The Girl at Home." Featuring Vivian "‘1" This “'1“ be. the offering at the|
illegent Theatre on Friday. The di-
Vivian Martin, tiledainty little act~l."’("‘"' Albert Capellani has enlartzedl “3" 19' 5‘55 “' “"“A” the Ger“
considerably upon the some version
as produced by David Belasco and has
added materially to this fascinating
and dramatic story of theatrical life.
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PALACE PRESENTED FARRAR
i“Joan The Woman” Has First Pre—
: sentation in Norwalk~Remark-
I able reduction is Truly
!~ ' Wonderful
if any production can do more to
prove the worth of the photo-plays
titan “Jean The Woman," presented
yesterday at the Palace Theatre and
repeated there for the last time this
afternoon and evening, it, will have to
be a feature almost beyond imagina-
tion. Jesse l.. husky has attained
luuch success as a producer; Ct‘t'lllt‘
ll. lichtilie as a director and Gernl‘
dine Farrar as a star, bill when the
three combined to present to the pub-
iic "Joan the Woman," a degree of
success cannot be fully appreciated
except by those who see the photo
play is a feature that surpasses for
general merit, care in production and
style of presentation, any screen at-
traction that ltus been offered to tilts
date. With all due respect to D. W.
Gl‘lflllll'b‘ “Birth of a Nation" and the.
appeal which it made. it must be said
that as compared with “Joan The Wo-
man," the earlier spectacle is recalled
as an amateurish production. Rev.
Thomas B. Gregory's comment on
.“.loan The Woman" is to the point
|and so ably states the facts that hard-
'ly anything can be added. He said:
.“Pcrhaps the greatest thing about the
‘picture is the revelation of the no
manly character, when it is really
womanly. Joan, thrown headlong ins
to the stress of the world, did not lose
her womanllncss, her modesty, her
beautiful reserve. Through it all from
girlhood days at Domremy to the la'st
heroic moments at the stake. Joan was
.a woman. a real charming woman, full
otslove and gentleness and devotion
to the ideal that meant more to her
than life itself. As a picture, "Joan
the Woman" is immense and the dra-
matic side is perfect. Geraldine Far-
rar is at her best and the support is
in no way out of keeping with the
star. The cast includes besides Miss
Farrar, Hobart Bosworth, Wallace
,Rcid, Theodore Roberts, Raymond
Hutton and Charles Clary with Mar-
‘jorie Daw and a score of other artists
Clara Kimball Young. in Her Latest'of her standing playing minor roles'fthc French, the War Ofl‘iee an-‘have been looking in connection with
'The music accompaniment of the ‘Pal-
'ace harmonists was fine. The pic-i
.ture will be presented this afternoon
land again this evening at 8:15 for the
last times,
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ARIZONA MINERS WILL STRIKE
JEROME, Aria, May 22.—Members;
lot the local Miners' Union voted todayt
,to call a strike of employes of the‘
iUnited Verde Mine and Smelter here,
:it was stated today by union oflicials
lfollowing a rejection by the company
;of the miners' demands for a closed
for pain in sides and back, rheuma- shop, a checking system and appoint-.Mticle which appeared
ment of a grievance committee. De-
iailments, and Foley Cathartie Tablets, 'mands for an increase in wages of i
gritty cents a day were granted.
The strike will become effective im-
mediately after the official announce-
ment of the result of the vote tonight.
high ground won in the previous
night near Moronvillicrs, in the
Champagne. The Germans thur.
ouglily bombarded these new
French positions and then deliv-
ered several infantry attacks, but
were unable to shake the French
bold and suffered considerable
losses. The French have cunmerat»
ed more than one thousand Illi-
wounded prisoners taken in the
lighting of the past few hours in
this region.
Another complication has aris—
en iu the Russian situation
through a movement in Finland
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favoring such a separation.
(in the American continent, (le-
vclopmcnts in the war situation
concerning Brazil and Mexico are
reported.
l’rcsideut llraz. of Brazil, has
sent a ltlessnge to (.‘ongrcss recom.
mending that the decree of Brazil»
iau neutrality be revoked in view
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of Brazil's traditional unity of!
view and sympathy with the
United tatcs.
According to a news agency
dispatch from Berlin through
‘Amsterdnm, Mexico is reported to
:huve handed through her minister
in Berlin 11 note to the German
government protesting against
Germany 's submarine campaign.
AMSTERDAM, via London,
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lman papers print the news of the
{arrival of the American destroyer
flotilla itl European waters under
to single headline. 'l‘lte Lokal An-
lzcigcr heads the item: “Now the
Americans."
BERLIN, May 2i, via London,
4:16 p. m.---~'l‘lte Germans on the
..\rras front yesterday maintained
ltbeir positions. except in one dew
luolislted trench. which was t‘thl‘vi
iliil(‘tl tit-.ortliug to plan duringl
the llritisb attack Sunday on all1
eight and outubali‘ mile front, says
the oiliciul statement issued today
by the tiermau Army Headquar-
1Vivian Martin, Supported by Jack Pi
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l Regent Theatre Tonight
lt-rs'stall’. The German announch
“WM, ““3" Eh" French yosmrd‘l-‘fwus called by the Socialists Still-
obtained a foothold lill'Mlill'l Fur-id“), (“.9”ng “ml souu- rioting “If-
ullle! (Hill on limit l\t‘ll. \‘l‘h'r‘b-urrctl. but calm was eventually
willy tlle Ilerutatls brought Ilt|\\'ll;l.‘,st“l.(.‘]_
itilllit‘l‘il ‘l‘llllt‘lllt‘ tlil‘plullt's till ”Ni BERLIN. Mniltlll)’. Mn}. 21‘ ti I‘-
“"""‘"” ””“l' ,lu.--lt is learned 0‘! mod authority
ltllNllth. May l. 4:10 p. tli.§m.——-lt is Iarnetl on good authority
~|l was announced by l’l‘t‘lllii‘rftbat a complete agreement has
Lloyd llcorge iu the House Hilbeeu I‘t‘ilt‘lll‘tl between Germany
t‘omtuons today that the lrtlt'l‘rlrluutl Austria on the Polish question
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mclll Pritlm-‘V‘l 1“ summon WWW-Ins the result of llit‘ e'bufcrcnt-c at‘
tlllllt‘l)’ tl t'ttll\'t‘llll0ll til. represeu- (ix-vat Headquarters between
tzttivc Irishmett lit Ireland to sub- (‘Imncelltil‘ von lietllmulm-lloll-
mil to the British Parliament il wet: and l'oultt Ulicr’nt. the Austral»
l'mlslillllimt l'ttl' ill" l'iillll't‘ g‘l\"!lllllligtll‘lllll Foreign Minister.
ernmcnt of Ireland. (‘ottut ('ccruiu returned to
HUME. May ‘21, Via LOINlUH. Vienna today after a visit to the
6:55 p. m.~—~ltnlian troops yestcr- western from,
day took a hill bctwceu l‘alliovai DUBLIN, May '. London.
and lirilovo in their offensive oili12;:l5 p, m.—~'l‘i~ High Times,
the. \‘odice, says the official state- commenting on ',..t prnpnsotl mn.
nlcnt issued today by the lluliuuivmttiou, says it is folly to think
War Departneut. illit‘ recent course of Iri—zb politics
S()1“lAlBilllIlll‘iilv Sunday, Mili’lllus titted individual lrisltlucu
20. via London, May 21, 1:57 Ddfor the supremely difficult task of
lll.—Tllt‘ repulse of further En- leadership. The lrish l'ltiouists
tente attacks on the Macedoninntdo not pretend to be ltopcfttl, it}
front is announced by the War (lf— says, although they refuse to take}
tire. The official conununientionitlte responsibility for closillgntheirl
follows: tears to the government's appeal.
“After long artillery preparu-‘ 'l‘ltc Freeman's Journal says the
lion. the enemy launched scvet‘ullprospccts for the conventiott have
violent attacks ‘ east of Dobro-[been improved by the discussions
polye. 'l‘licy broke down “within Parliament.
our machine gun and rifle lire.i The Irish Independent says it is
Enemy parties which succecdcdiidlc to pretend that anything short
in approaching our lilies \i'crc uu~'of full colonial home rule will be
nihilatcd with hand grenadestregardcd by Irishmeu as a final.
Heavy losses were sustained by settlement, and a final settlement
the enemy. [is what the government pretends
“On other parts of the f1'011t.'to have in view.
heavy artillery actions occurred." ~4—
PARIS. May 21. Noon.—Sever-
al lines of German trenches ill
the Champagne. near Moronvil—l DAN’BURY. Mar 22.—Thonms Ma-
licrs, were captured last night by done: for Whom Ute DOIICE of this city
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MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED.
nounccs. — :the investigation of murder of Joseph
The. French took 800 prisoners'Stlrle, who was shot and robbed on
and found the wrecked Germannhe outskirts of the city .riurday
shelters filled with dead. Tlle'morning, was arrested in Brooklyn,t
Germans lost heavily in incfl’ee~ N. Y., last night, and is being held tori
tual (‘Olllllt‘l‘ attacks. the Danbury authorities. Coroner
CHA‘UX DE FONDS‘. Switzer- John J. Phelan, of Bridgeport, arrived
land, V111 Paris. May 21. 4 :55 ii. 111- here today to begin the inquest in the
—-Paul. Grebe, a Socialist Natiou- Stirle case.
a1 Councilor, was freed from jail
yesterday by a mob of sympathiz-
crs after he had been sentenced to
eight days' imprisonment by n
court-martial. Grebe was convict-
cd of libel in connection with an
in his
BREWSTER MAN DIES IN DAN.
BURY.
‘DANBURY, May 22. —— Charles
Weeks, 40 years bid, of Brewster, N.
Y., died in the Danbury hospital Sun-i
day night from burns. He was arrest-i
ed in Brewster a few days ago for oi
iminor offense, and while in the vii-i
lage lockup his clothing caught fire,'
supposedly frbm sparks from his pipe,
and before aid reached him he was
severely burned. ‘
newspaper. La Sentinelle.
In the request of the Council of
the cantin of'Ncuchatcl the gener-
al commanding the district has oc-
cupied C‘hnux de Fonds with a
regiment of infantry and a squad~
run of cavalry" A ‘massfmeeting
he has liabilities of $4,747.06, and
tall stands as unsecured. He has no , ..
assets. '11," ' JACOBY S w ‘
taleer ill t‘ilmdom , Miss h‘oucbe hasi
recently joined tl:.- \\';!linm Fox Play-l
ers and makes llt'l' l‘itfi‘t a'ppcarance‘
with \‘alcska Stuart in “Shc,” which
is at the Paiaw tomorrow. E
Two years ago this southern beauty
left a French convent and went withiTHE SELECTION OF
li"l' mother to the Ozark Mountains: SUITABLE WALL PAPER.)
Alisa»: imitate tut-.1 just reatltcd that rods an easy task here. We show: .
mantle age, sixteen. She ‘spcnt berEBO many varieties both in 1
days lying prone on the. lofty rocksitCmS and plain COION that ".
musing and writing poetry. Alongingican 5““ any as" 01' meet ml '
for the screen seized her, and after‘ PCQUiremcnt. And we can II“- V
a year and a half in the Ozarks Miss l any purse too. We carry papa-t
Fouchc set out I. r York. She i in every grade. so any price limit;
: ‘.- .i tin- oygnvr'd't'ty in do “nus“yau may have set can be BOW”
in the pictures. licr excellent work' moaated. '
drew attention to her. and her 59-! ‘ ' ‘
The (torham C0-
lection to. play the second feminine
lead in “Site" was the result.
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SUMMER HOME NEEDS
:Window Screens, Screen Doors,
Abbot B. Davis. who conducted the Lawn Mowers, Oil and a”
Hooker House in Willimanttc filed. a Stoves Ice Cream Freezers GEO-
petition in bankruptcy in the United ’ . ’ ' .
quet Sets, Alummum and EnamoL_
States court yesterday. He has liabib, _ _
ities of $4,”" 99 and 34,012 or the 8d 0001033“ Utensils.
AlbertF—it—iehebe . ,
cktord in “The Girl at Home," at the - ~*" -4
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if “as the wild. romantic beauty of -W.» 7- «---—-« .'
the (mark Mount tips in Arkansas :3 it”; w '1'
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FOUR ARE BANKRUPT
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amount is unsecured. Assets consist
of cash on band. 350; stock in trade,
$3,000. lie has :lz;\i)'-lill‘(>e unsecured
creditors: ' I ‘ . _ . ‘ name 1069.2
dealer .m p.um leis supplies, filedi ,5 Washington St. 80. No II .
dealer l!l plmbers' supplies, filed . .
p .
a petition yesterday. He has liabill-l 1'0th Delivery.
ties of 2,774.60. and 2,243.60 of the!
amount is unsecured. Assets consist
of stock in trade. $100: bills receiva-
ble, 51th»; vehicles, $475; debts due on
open account, $111.
Fergus F, Glynn of New Haven.
who formerly lived in Meriden. filed
a petition declaring he is a bankrIIpt.
Special Showing Of ’
SILK SWEATERS
$7.98 to $15
May E. Downs, doing business in
Bridgeport r-ndcr the name of the
DuBols Nerolty Company, filed a peti-
tion yesterday and she, made oath she
did not have the money to pay the
filing fee. Her liabilities, ail unsecur-
ed, arc listed at $1,20G.58. Her assets
consist of stock in trade valued at
$300.
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SAN ANTONIO SIGNS PIEH
HOUSTON, Tern, May 22. —CyiPieh,
a former New York American pitcher,
has been signed. by the San Antonio
club of the Texas Magus, it m an-
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