Regent Theatre
The House of Firs , un
Pictures
_ 3 Shows—2:15, 72:5 and 9
TODAY
George Beban in
“The Marcellini Millions”
Also Pathe Weekly and a View
fMoore comedy.
Saturday
Frank Keenan in
“THE SIN YE DO’.’ l
Also 9111 Episode of i
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“The Railroad Raiders”
This actress plays the leading role
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{with Frank Keenan in “The Sin Ye $1.50 Children’s Trimmed Hats .................. 75c - 3"8
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Paramount Picture Features
The Palace Theatre vaudeville hill
LIBERTY BONDS SOLD HERE.
COME AND “DO YOUR BIT.” ‘
Comedy Playlct Offered by Walter .1 .
‘ D. Needlaud & Company of five acts \‘\'lll(‘ll 00“an 3""-““‘"d“""
that have ever seen any picture fea~
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so many varieties botli‘ 1n pat-u. _.
DeForrest Bros. & Falk
Comedy llarmonlsts
The Ferris Wheel Girls
Aerial Novelties and Music
i The English Top and Hebrew
~rand-
Today
Lou Tellegen in
“The Victoria Cross”
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SATURDAY-v Frank Mcln.yrc
"The Traveling Salesman."
Monday and Tuesday
June 11 and 12
. The Sliper~\'itagr:lplt
“Within the Law"
With Alice Joyce and Harry Morey
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fi‘ mm“ of special words and sun: to the of his ideas and ideals. Tile story of
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want skin creams, lotions or powders,
ask us first. ‘
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8 North Main St.
. 8:). Norwalk, Ct.
ii] iii Illillllis
-‘5, AT THE REGENT SATURDAY
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'fFi-ank Keenan With Margery Wilson
. in "The Sin Ye Do," Also‘
4. “The Railroad Raiders"
Here is a hypothetical question! If
“ X0“ were a man of the kind seen in
the cafes and clubs or in theatre boxes
afternoon is a riot of fun from tllelll'r'” without “ll-“19 (‘XN‘I'HOD in the
For llle past few woe
‘ the run of vaudeville at the Palace lins,"‘“""‘ prominent “fir-1'. Alin‘ JOYCO and
for thisl llal'i‘y Morey. a plcturizution of the
lbocn good but it remains
1week's bill to lake the prize nmonglwl‘l' lllh’llt’Sl order. The story of
“Within the Law" by ltilynrd Valllerfi,
llhem all.
l The 'l.nshmnn Trio, the 30111111031 1 the noted dramatist. has appeared In
lmombpr of the ”am“. being but “.nvtcvery form, but the stage production
,yparg of “up, :ch away m a fine smniln which June (‘owl starred and the
lip the opening act with the clcvcrostl l""’-‘"“““‘”"" of ”I“ lili‘llll‘l‘ with Miss
kind of dancing that has been seen inl-I‘WW and MT. 31101121: promise to inalie-
llown ill a hull: time. The three sis-1”!“ “WIRE-l illllll‘l“i‘~t~‘iii|\5. The Vita-
}lcrs are good singers and their vocab graph (Villlllliml' was given the oppor—
llllnlbcl's counted no small part In tllcf ”“my 1” Ill'ilillli‘t‘ "Willllll ”10 Law”
[for the Screen, because the company
boiler acts.
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Dow and Ward. the Englishman flu,J‘has not onlv given complctonoss and
llPl)Tt‘\‘l’ not ol‘l some of the [will illn- “"10 10 its features but has followml
liomw that has w, been heard in Norutsmri” with an unmistakable fidelity.
lwnlk. u Englislmlnnl An author of \‘allior's standing with
1 It was the typlci
with his dcnsencss and hardly llniler~' ”w """li"'l"“l-’l" “u“‘i‘fis “l‘lllii‘Vi‘ll I)!
lstundahlo humor and the Hebrew with "\Vl'hi" ”1“ Law" prior I" ””3 (law-l
ibis m”, and peculiar wit that nmdp‘wrtuinly would not approve ll plctul».
. l' v ' . ... . . . .
”he not a, once a hit. A patriotic, motion that dld not tarry etery one
ltuncs of ihirlv well known pontllar eta-1”” ““Si‘ly accused and wrongly im-'
l‘:l~i-'~. ll1nt;l>l‘lsoned salesgirl, after her efforts to
called the performers foolllmlk" an 1100051 liVlnt-‘z on starvation
lliglll': several times. “'35.!” of,a “'(‘ullhy department storc‘
, W. D. Needland & Company, pl-o-‘owners, the methods of police of New,
lsmlting “The pix-(try gave Nor-walk n'York in convicting and later ill fol-
’ sketch 01" high order. For clean. rap- lowing up the victims of their nets and,
id fire “p and plenty of p. with a mifinlllly her suit for vengeance by lnar-_
tlo romance thrown in for seasoning. rylng the son of tlle‘man who wrong;
this playlet cannot be beaten. 11 is ed her, these rule the features of the=
the first sketch to appear in [Nol‘fi'n}{; story. Alice .loycc, appears in the role“
this year getting a reception such new Mary Turner, the salesgirl and,
Wt‘s accorded to it, yesterday after Harry Morey as Dick Gilder. son of
noon and lasl‘night. ville Storekeeper for whom Mary work-:
DeForesl Brothers and Falke, vocal ed. Vitagrapll does lls organization
'hilrinonists presented a miniature mluV great credit in this production. In 01"5
strel show that had lively songs, der to give athorwalkers an ODDOI‘"
catchy dances and repartee that kept tunity to see this attraction. the Pal-l
'thc audience in screams. The fourth ace Theatre has arranged for six}
number of the bill was received with shows, three Monday, June 11. at 2:15,
the same warmth as thefirst three. '7 and 9 o'clock, and three on Tuesday,]
The Ferris Wheel Girls is the elos-iJune 12, at the same hours. The reg-
lng act opened with a musical num- ular picture prices will prevail.
her as an introduction and later gave,
a so ‘sa io n 1' s niio f eri ll ‘ l
novellty tIl‘ixlkls {20:93:91, :oslliozs caniCEREMONIAL RIARCH l
TO NEW HOSPITAL:
lections gave the act ;1 ,
to the
This show will be repated this after-
start to finish. It \v0uld be mm for City of Nor-walk, local people will M u o' I l l ‘ t tl
. . ‘ 1 ‘ ‘ _‘ find hwmlin the IN." Iv he . ., . c 01:: Hill lucl- a lo armory.
MI) 011“ 10 select «1 1310mm“ 0i “‘9 _ 1 “ ' )' l i “an“ at when place the Red Cmss Socictl
k8 producers and fortunately with the '
1““ b" (“Tm“"d ‘0 ”‘9 119“ llOSl‘lliIl-ililss lll' lii'l‘. lnlllil‘lllillcly itl'lvl' llll’
“3:11:33, {lllll‘éld‘lDill\illlioslltll‘tnd htTolldjllnl'li liVlllllll. from l’cusucolil. iiild‘
‘~‘ - . ~ t ' -‘ ‘ iron 1 yr . ' . .
l i ‘ the :\ill‘\\'t‘l.fli°ll lliil‘li )luvlurii. ll‘lllll
,Illollilc for llrlllsll ports. 'l‘lil‘ l.§'!1~
and school children will enter march loll was M'lll down lirsl Willi 110
Per order. '
JOHN I). MILNE.
Marshal.
ldllllllll'il I'iIIllt‘ into view and wasI
lsunli by the slime submarine.
THIEVES ROB ESSEX DRUG SToRElriuc slit-llcll the life lllllll.‘ of the
ESSEX. June S.w'l”llii*\'cs smashed.Milillll'lli killing 1\\‘il lli‘l'snils and
in the plate glam window of Williaml‘mllmlllllr “WU“- “ll‘ll ”I“ Amer]—
11. l'ond’s drill: store here during lllfljl'H” ll“"ll"'."\‘l' "“1”" Hl‘- ‘ ‘
mom and got away with 1,1,0“. 5511‘, American (‘iiusill l‘rost oi
worth of watches as well as some nth. Qlll‘l‘lisllllvll also Wu» iillil;li‘1l. “1‘
or property. There is no clue to tllo‘v‘lll‘l 1‘“ l‘ilil “”1110 “I h"\‘lllli‘l'illi‘
thieves, who it is thought may have ll ‘ Al ll“ 1““1 ll“ hi“
0 can suit any taste or meet .any;
Beet’r‘onfiw1ne‘rcquirement. And we can suit
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer {in every grade, 30 any price limit
l The survivor-i M‘é'l tllc Mllllllilrl
terns and plain colors that war
any purse too. We carry papers;
F H B AXTER ,you may have set can be accent:
Druggist '
mam"! C32;
F. S . LYON '
Jab Priming
S". Worwalk
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mu :m plums.
u~cd an automobile lllt‘t‘ll ili'llvc ill. olltnllliliu' iilllilill'lts
ll'roin survivors 111' many llll'llz‘llllt‘tl
PER- lsliips for the information of thel
SHING AND STAFF AR. l’ \IIIS‘ lune ‘1 '1 -I 'l '1 ill “(ion-i
RIVA ED AT A'BRITISH ,crnl‘l‘crsllilluF lilsli‘ In France was!
PORT SAFEL‘ TODAY ltll‘fil‘l‘llll‘ll an it most arduous one by
I‘l‘olollcl Fulll'y ill llll interview Mill
in representative ol‘ the l’--'it l'lirls-
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. . ”v“ , lien. l‘oloncl ll‘illlry l 7 .: "
limits III which the. steamer 3 crew; “ll ls not a“ c“ .iiiiluury '»‘“"l‘*‘
were escaping is reported by the 3,1“: MI! W ., ‘ “mm ”W 1.1mm
survivors of the l‘l‘t‘llt‘ll thrcc- Wu,“ lint a writable army,
111:,“le N14121:: Fjlml‘goflllli‘; (“(){::l\‘1'lllt'll will he illcrcnsilllrly swelled
(i ll". 1 ‘ t .‘ '11 . | .. ._
tovpcdoed ill the English ('llnn'ilcl 11:)1 in“).‘Zonslngmh ‘md h (“Mm '
on May ill and the crew reached 1? 2) “mm”
l'llIVI‘t‘ lll open bouts. They declare: m" ' ‘ _ _
they witnessed the destruction of PAR“. June 8. initial. idem;
the American slllp after their own H‘ddmmml American ““1““ ‘I
vessel had been sunk. lllcstroycrs and patrol boats, .10 co-
AN ATLANTIC PORT. June SJopcruIc \vltli Ii‘rcnell forces II] the
___‘.\n American (193,“,ny on lm_ll‘:ll§!llsll (‘llnllllcl llllil the Atlantic.
lrol off the coast of Ireland. “Ll“: expected shortly, “Will‘llmg 1”
ceully came upon a German sub- “‘9 Mimn- “'9 I'lllll‘l' 5“.” that
marine shelling the lifeboats of u “3"?” has“ “3"“ 1‘9““ I‘}‘l‘l’i”‘i“l l“
ship it had sunk, according to mmlaceommmlale the American ships.
vivol's of subnlnrincd vessels: IYIIINE. lllny. June 5. via Paris.
reaching here today aboard unfilfihl p. ni.—-A scull-ofiiclill alr-
American liucr. 'l‘llc submarine,nouncemcnt says that Austria has
disappeared before the dostroyerimndc it l'ornidiable concentration
could get a shot at her and the of forces on the Italian lrout by
American war vescsl then rcscuedltllc withdrawal of troops from the
twenty survivors of two ships that illllssiall front. The statement says
had been sent down within sight of ftllat the Italians are now Confront-I
each other, taking them to a Brit. ed lvv an estimated modllirds of
ish port. the entire Austrian army.
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whether you need glasses”
iaccompanied by a peroxide blonde andmomv and tonight with Lou Telling?“
had a big reputation in the legal pT0-:playing~Pal-alllount's “The Victoria
icasion~and believed in the theory'cmsg." The show will be at 7 this
that a man‘s private life is his owll.evemng and at 9:15,, an extra run of
business, and if your dearest frlcnd,me picture will give all who desire to
was killed by a girl he tried to dis—l 509 the photoplay only, an opportunity
.Illonor, whom would you defend? ”‘to enjoy it. On Saturday at the mat-
tllat girl were your own Gammon—lime at 2;]5 and at both el'ening
whom would you defend? T1W'srojshovvs at 6:15 and 9 o'clock. the five
questions are answered in “The Sin Ye ‘ vaudeville acts and Frank Mclntyre
Do." in "The Traveling Salesman," a Par-
The 91h chapter of "The Railroadlamount feature. will complete the
Raiders" will also be. shown Saturday} bill I
ltleleli Holmes, the reckless, fearless" - ____________......
"darling of the rails" whose entire PALACE’S NEXT FEATURE
career has been made up of dare dev. Bayard Vallier’s “Dramatic lSucce‘ss,
it feats. has never courted death as “Within The Law," Picturized
nonchautly nor sol needlessly risked and Produced by Vi"
injuring herself for“ life as in “The agraph
, Railroad Raiders," the serial which is After “Womanhood." whleh
now being released through Mutual. 'ierosrnled to the largest audiences
W515
phen Dokus.
will report at either Hour Square in‘
the First District. or atiRailroad ave-i
one in the Second District.
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a monster ferris wheel on the stage.
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Chief Powell, Chief Wheeler.
Commander—Robert Mullings.
Redmen~Coekenoe Tribe, No. 32.
Knights of Columbus:
Boy Scouts.
Second District Division.
Form in Railroad avenue, time 1:45.
(Marshal—Douglas Nash, Aide, Ste:-
Police Escort.
Rowuyton Drum Corps.
Loyal Order of Moose.
Norwnlk Lodge, BHP. O. E.. No. 709.
Redmen. Uncas Tribe, No. 26.
Boy Scouts. .
All other societies not, mentionedl
Local Branch American Red Cross
Society report at the Armory prompt-
ly at 2:00 p. m.‘ " .
All 801100l children report at 1,111eWW1155 Falrfield Ave-i BPIdBOPOIfitLQOM-
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N ORWALK, CONN.
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A FREE LECTURE
on
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Of Syracuse, N. Y. .
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the
First Church of Christ," Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
IN THE REGENT THEATRE. NORWALK. CONN.
sonnavnrrnandon, JUNE 1011:, 1917
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