Regent Theatre
‘ “V he House of First Rim
Pictures
I Shows-ans, 7:15 and 9
TODAY
House Peters and
. Kathlyn Williams in
“The Highway of Hope”
And lit-amt l’athe News
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Wednesday and Thursday
A T-Act Metro Wonder-ploy of
l‘nusUaI Splendm‘
anon-anoint “a
in b that nus- of W Ire-
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as she is may. Wilt Iii-
.Bndet is Albert dinner. the must [it
ished actor in mirage. who played the
idiot! est-isms!” in flank Bern
harm’s "Mothers ol France." and tho
was acclaimed by three New York
critics as being even more or on artist
titan the divine Sarah herself. The
performances are held in cojection
with the Spanish War Veterans and
Miss Corrine l). Milne will appear in
specialty novelty dances.
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days Wu tm.
“The W Coming to 'I'I- I“
The wonderfully vivid fl pitti-
esose Alum mum at in Intel
have been read by so my million
of our people that Mr. Beach I: today
the most popular of American echo".
is most widely read story is “The Bor- "
tier." showing in film form at the
Regent ant week. The picture close g.
iy follows the swift action and strik-
jing situations of the book and is a
ifaithful portrayal
Eromance of life in Alaska in the days
-——- iwhcn that land was the ha\'en of hunt-
“The Highway °f Hope" Featuring Ka'fed men and the last frontier of civil-
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
of adventure and 3
fourths
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I: installing s “W wron‘nc assoc moans on your
ommmmwnmmsm Frustration and thumb
combinations“) cad guru-(cash. titted with this
m listle More Convenient
no ram. it is
labor-ammvg.
“ Ruiz ” Automatic Lighter
$1.50 Installed
with a “Ruiz" Lighter absolutely free of charge.
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SPECIAL-Every Hinge sold this season is being fitted
E'l‘li El. BARRYMORE
“The Call of Her
People”
Matinee. 10c: Evening, 15c
, Coming!
A liti’art Photo Drama.
“The Barrier”
By Rex Beach
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‘ Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
Today
“Within the Law”
. Tomorrow
. SPANISH WAR
VETS’ BENEFIT
Introducing
Miss Corrine Milne
.-.in‘-
NOVELTY COSTUME DANCES
~and——
Regina Badct in World Feature
“ATONEMENT”
Thursday
George Walsh
“The Book Agent”
FR Fox Feature
[DAY—J" "2
Right Way." mm Martin is I'l‘he
SATURI)AY»~li‘iarguerlte Clark
thtyn Williams and House
Peters
the drudge of a mining town. laterj
transformed into a wealthy mine own-i
er, presents a remarkable characteriza-t
tion. In her first appearance on the
screen in this production site is seen!
industriously scrubbing a flight of2
steps with soap and water.
when she has made her fortune, she“
has a splendid opportunity to display“I
a number of gowns,
i The scenes of “The Highway oil
Itinpe" are laid either in the desert on
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f‘KATH LVN WILLIAMS I 'n desert towns and tin Morocco ‘t‘om
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ORNCO PARAMOUNT STAR" l:pany was fortunate enough to find.
ifor use in the picture, one of the fam-
ln the Leading Role With House Pet.‘ ous abandoned mining towns in Death
.ers in “The Highway of Hope” at the Valley. This town, in the early days
Regent Tonight im the gold rush, was the home of four
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KATHLYN WILLIAMS
or five thousand industrious souls
Men lived. fought and died in its
50n.of the three thousand odd who stneets and in its gambling h0195-
saw “Within The Law" yesterday can The rush for gold swept 0nd and grad
vouch for the fact that the production ,ually the citizens rushed away Until
I in every detail measured up to the ad- now there is nothing left but row after
1trance claims that were made for itlrow of abandoned buildings which in
ltltrough Palace :thertising. The fea- the dry desert air are in a remarkable
.ture was presented yesterday after- state of preservation. and which ”are
{noon for the first time, to a house that occupied bttt occasionally ‘by some
'Ihus not been equalled in Norwalk ext-"desert rat." who with his pack bur-
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CPI" _°." :1 “Ollday- The start WaS‘rows pauses over night in his journey
‘tlll‘splClOllS. but the evening turnout across the valley to hunt the gold bid-
was beyond expectations. At 7:30 den in the distant Panamlnt moun-
Ithe standing room pnly sign was ottt thins.
grind still patrons clttniored for admis-i The Hpamtpatttp news feature will
ision and when standing roont was nomtm be shown this evening,
longer available they contented thenr“
tselves to wait for the second show.-.
1Every inch of space in the theatre was‘.
filled for the first evening presenttl-iEthel Barrymore in "The Call of Her
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW
I ization.
Kathlyn \K’illiams as Lonely Lou. BISHOP “PLEADS FOR
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cost of living.
General Ilourd on “Five Years of the
tion," and the work of the Diocesan
9%The Unite
Laterxtlvencrttl Board of Religious Emma" svwmy‘w
See This Device Demonstrated
at Our Office.
Electric Light 8. Water C04
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Board was explained by its chairman,
Archdeacon Henry Swinnerton Harte.
. Prayers for missions at noon, pre-
ceded a social service hour. Mrs.
John H. Rosebaugh ,of Hartford.
spoke on the work oi the (lirls'
Friendly Society, and Mrs. R. ll. Tab-
er told of what the society is doing]
Rev. Robert Kcutiug Smith, secretary
of the Provincial Committee on the
Various Races. outlined work among:
A public meeting will be held this.
evening in place of the customary
diosesan dinner, in St. John's church;
Rev. Thomas Burgess, director of the.
Provincial Committee on the Various
Race, will speak on the pastoral care
of immigrants, and the Rev. James
Imprlnghum, I). ll, general superin-;
tendent of the Church Temperance
Society will ‘make an address upon
“Titer World War and the Liquor
Trade." .
The election of members of tho‘
Standing Committee of the diocese,;
and of delegates to the Synod of the.
First Province. will take place tomor-
row forenoon during the general busi-
ness session.
Bishop Brewster is the guest of the
Rev. Charles Morris Addison. rector
of St. John's and Suffragan Bishop
Acheson is being entertained by Rev.
John D. Skdnc, rector of St. Andrew's
The convention chairman is Wile"
lintn W. Skidd)’, junior warden of
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3 Stores in One
Charge Accounts Opened
~—-No Stairs to Climb
Sterling Refrigerator Club
Now Being Formed
You can get the Famous Sterling
Guaranteed Refrigerators for
$2.00 on delivery and weekly pay-
ments to follow.
Refrigerators from $4.95 to $40.00.
The Sterling Refrigerator is
scientifically constructed to
withstand all weather conditions.
We have them in all sizes. Apart-
ment Boxes, Chests, Refrigerators.
Select one while sizes and stock is
All sizes, 98c up
Extension .
Window Screens‘
Sizes 18, 22, 24, 26, -
28 and 30 inches
high, 25c up
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Albert r. Gehebe -
Phone 1069-2 “T
Washington St. 80. Norwall: '
Prompt Delivery.
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Job Printing , .153;
souvorwaur
in “Snow White." I
Ition and there was a full house for
ithe second show. Alice Joyce and
Coming! n
“ n ‘ nrry Morey cut their channels
THE WHIP :Norwalk hearts deeper last evening by
Wmfihelr lnterprrtntion of Bayard Veill-
icr’s dramatic sensation. A big or-
Echcstru playing especially selected
tntttsic added to all the enjoyment and
‘ the satisfaction of all who saw "Willi-
:in The Law" was complete. The. pic-
iture will be played three times today
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Wait Until
9 o’clock
2:15, 7 and it o'clock.
And You Will [)0 Pretty Sure '
Not to see
“WITHIN
To Big Vaudeville Show
Week From Friday
A picture attraction that rivals “The
i llirth of A Notion" to a standstill the
present day street pnrlnncc, is the
iPnt-agon fcntttre nttraction, “The
{added attraction to the Palace vaude-
‘vilte program for n week from Friday,
Hope 22. This greatest of all feature
iscnsatlons. introducing a horse race,
,tlte biggest positively most thrilling
‘train wreck ever photographed and
,countlcss other thrills throughout
merit.
It nevcr foils-these who wait
i for the last show on the last night I
, always got left. f
THE LAST SHOWING IS
THIS EVENING
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t and 9 o‘clock
ATCNEMENT
(‘ornt Strrzni was to infaitt’ticd
with Mnn‘tclln. tho ltcrnijttl Greek
r‘nnccr. tbnt he mg n"? shove resort-
. in? to trickcrv rrd rcpt cr'mn ‘n his
effort to ruin hcr for bl‘n'tclf. nut
b"""ll=f‘- Mosttclla we". deepl" in love
with Ltcrv‘l l‘cr musician, her wits
\vorc shcrpcncd anti sl‘n manngcd to
‘ovttv’t flit-922i otter nil. "Atonement"
is the title. cf ttta sensotlrnttl feature
picture in w‘i’c‘n thcsa incidon‘s (to
We sell them all. Favorite kinds C1"- It ‘5 '1“) FR“ M the romnkable
' or "Specials" which we know and can Brady-International Service—World-
but recommend. WM“ you need or Pictures and 'it will be. shown on
want skin creams, lotions or powders. chnrsdny at the Palace Theatre.
TOE .. Tl ARTICLES
' Cold 'Crenzis, "‘oilct Lotions. Mas-
sage Cremvts, Face Powders, Talcums.
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as u firt 7 Miss DTginn Bndct is the. brilliant star
‘ in this production. She is known as
H. A“ MEAD The Vampire of France. (Jo-Joinly
Draggist ' ’
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‘PALACE PRESENTS “THE WHIP"
.Wbip" which has been booked as an
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Palace Theatre ':;*~'.‘:.::2;;.::2. 2:. 2:25;.2... 2......t
t' People,” A 7-Aot Metro Marv-
. , vc‘ Production
St. John’s and treasurer of the gener-
al convention. ,
The convention was formally open-
cd this afternoon with prayers after
A bold ym'il‘, son of the chief of a
band of gypsics. falls
most beautiful girl in the. tribe, but
his father forbids their marriage. Net'-
crtltcless. he secretly goes
with the gypsy marriage A rites. After-
_ ward tltc girl is carried to the home of
In rich man who ycurs‘ before had ntnl‘w
ried tt flimsy girl who left hitn after
the young woman is his daughter. Al
griclt society youth courts hcr. .
'Ilelicving ltcr gypsy suilr has for-‘
,gottcn her, she agrees to marry the,
innd‘slte is told to decide between?
;them. It is a play with a tremendous
climax.
Miss Barrymore considers her role
of Egypt. the gypsy girl, the sweetest
of her screen cttrcer. in it she has
unusual opportunities for displaying
her grout (irnntntic power. She is
supported by Robert Whittier, who
won praise in “The Awakening of
Helena Ritchie." and William ll. Dn-
t“iil’.’ [intuit],
Slit, swoutr fill
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Instant Relief For Aching, Ported-up,
Callouscd Feet and Corns
Why go limping around with aching,
puffed-up hot—foct so tired, chided.
sore and swrdlcn you can hardly get
your shoes or or off? Why don't you,
get a 25mm. box of "Tiz" from the?
drug store. now and gladden your tor-
tured feet? .
“le” makes your foot glow with
comfort; takes down sw-zllingn and!
draws the soreness and misery rtght'
rut. of feet that chain, smart. rind burn.i
I“Tiz" instantly stops pain 'in corms:
callouscs and tunions. "sz" is glor—i
ions for tired. itching. sore test. No:
more shoo t'ghtncus—no more foott
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;‘ PALACE scones AGAIN
EAN
i"‘Witl‘lii‘l The Law" Gets, Record Re.
ception at Three Shows Yes-
terday—eRepeated Three
Timets Today
More than three. thousand patrons
.witnes‘sed the super-Vitngraph. pro-
duction, “Within The Law" at the!
Palace Theatre yesterday. Much more
could'be. said, but what is necessary?
‘ ,This is a new record for a picture at-
tractiouin‘Norwalk and it will not be
' equalled seen again. And every pet“:
a.
.ROTON PGlNT PARK
Wednesday Night
Dancing every night [except Sundays] '
' beginning-June 18. “
Casino Restaurant 2
, Opens June 23. '
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in love. with the
hind Stitl‘ragnn Bishop. the Rev. Dr.
*E. C. Acheson. made a report,
tto this gathering there were confer-
through;
. diary
, Stork dividends, the committee pro-
which the bishop made his address
complete.
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Tinted Lenses
Prior
ences in St. John's parish house for
clergy and luity delegates. More than:
three hundred Were recorded. The}
.conveution will continue through to?
morrow. Entertainment is by the:
mctttbcrs and societies of St. John's‘.
'~—thc last ”"99 times at the WWW. “ilthe birth of a child. This man is told and St. Andrew‘s pttrishes.
The first “conference was that of
the Woman's Auxiliary over which:
Mrs. It}. (T. Acheson presided. Ad-
dresses were made by Miss Dorothy!
titles. of the junior dcpurtutcnl of thc’
Booked A Special Added MURCtiOWsocicty mun. Then the gypsy alipt‘fll‘di New York brunch. tllltl by Miss El‘t7.-.
ubeth R. ileittiiciti, president of the
New York branch
The conference on religious educa-
tion was addressed by ltev. William
12. Gardner. D. D.. secretary of the
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other ot’ganizntions tomorrow after-
noon :tt 4 o'clock. and assist in boom-
ing the sole of Liberty Bonds.
Itt view of ccnd’tions about tilio
country it was tlec'dcd tmttnimouslvt
tn client-nee with unv third or fourtlii
of July cclebraticnflhis year.
The report of the. entertainment 3
comer‘ee. on the reception given rc.’ .-.
"crilv to “'0 Participants in thctolev 3
"Tho Five l'i inrdo," showing the. of-
fair to have been a great success,
wrs ccccnicd.
One. new n‘ortbcr was elected and ,3
\vc'Vt received 1
and referred to the investigating come .
miitoc. f .
Tito members also voted to cxcmrt "
firi't‘r‘l propositions
rrort rll tines. tires rnd nssessmcnts
=‘ny r‘rmbcr now serving or who may ‘
ltercnf‘c" serve in the army or navy
of the United States.
RETROACTIVE TAX .5
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jottrntttcnt
ductitn of surlnxcs on incomes
$40,000 was ptnding.
Important amendments
income taxztion cf ccrporntious sincit‘
3'- 'ticerds and receipts from subsi-
adopted.
corporations were
.pcizcs, shall be. taxed tho amount. of
turning}; or profits so distributed, in
accordance with the‘ present treasury
department practice. To prevent dott—
ble income taxation of corporation
profits, it was decided to exempt from
taxation income received by a holding}
or other corporation from another;
corporation upon which the income.
tax-has once been paid. This change
has been urgently ndvomted by rep-
resentatives of corporations.
Formal approval was given an
amendment to repeal the present spe~
‘ clal tax of 12 1-2 per cent. upon war
munitions, This had been infm-mally
agreed to, on the ground that muni-
tions manufacturers must pay the pro-
posed increased income and excess
’llt
profits tax.
[Mo'st of the day’s debate centered
proposal by Senators '
Pcnrose and Lodge for further rc-, ;:
over .‘
regarding '
nrrn BABY ‘
manners
In All Colors
SULKIES
. $4.50 and $15
One of the signs of progress in
optics is the development of the
use of the colored lens.
5 The analysis of light has
1 'shown that it is composed of
so-called light rays, heat rays
and chemical rays.
1 The heat and chemical rays
are injurious to the eye.
Special tinted lenses prevent
' the harmful rays from entering
the eye.
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Brussels Rug .. $18.00 up
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upon the l’cnosoLodge proposal
further to reduce nurtnxcs, on in-
comes of more than $40,000. It is
understood that Senators Lah‘ollette,
Gore, Thomas, hlcCumbctWotherst ed SEVEN“ days.
vigorously opposed any further re-
duction in View of the committee’s'
action in rejecting the Lenroot'
amendments. The present House sur-‘
taxes on such incomes range from 8
per cent. on those between $40,000
and $69,000 to":‘.3 per cent. on in-t
comes of more than $500,000. The
amendments proposed would reduce
the minimum and maximum rates to
7 and 20 per.ccttt., respectively. with
corresponding reductions in interme-
diate grades.
Thu‘commlttee plans to conclude
the income tax section tomorrow and
proceed to settle the rate on excess ‘
profits. with‘nn increase from the
House rate of 1 per cent. toatleast‘
20 per cent. generally predictor.
tlement of the tax on newspapers.
magazines and other publications, it.
was indicated tonight; may be delay;
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