Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows-2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today and Tomorrow
A 'l-Act Metro Wonderplay of
Unusual Splendor
ETHEL BARRYMORE
“The Call of
Matinee, 10c: Evening, 1:30
Friday
P rtrline l‘r eder' It: It in
“Her Better Self”
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Coming!
A 10 Part Photo Drama
“The Barrier”
By Rex Beach
“The Call of er People,” the first
tro productions of size and lavishness:
poration from the play “Egypt," at th
f
Paris he was starred both at
Grand Guignol and at the Comedie
Francoise, and won world-wide recog-
nition. He has been seen ln-‘several
' Her People”
f
\letro wonderplays, including “The
__ Awakening Of Helena Ritchie," with
Miss Barrymore.
AT THE REGENT FRIDAY
“Her Better Self," With Pauline Fred-
erick in the Stellar Role
Thomas Mcighan, who is appearing
with Pauline Frederick in “Her Bet-
ter Self," 11 Famous Players-Para-
mcinnl picture which is coming to the
Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
Today 2
SPANISH WAR
, Regent Theatre Friday, says that
VETS BENEFIT playing Opposite this strenuous star
Introducing is the hardest work he ever did—not
Miss Corrrne Mrlne ,eXcepting football and sawing wood—
—in—-— ‘t‘or if there are any “stunts" and
NOVELTY 003111111“:- DANCES l‘dmsinesses“ that the scenario mis‘ses,l ‘
-and—~ she puts them in. “For instance, inl
ller Better Self,’ in the part. where
it was necessary for her to rush to my
rescue in an automobile, she worked
Regina Badet in World Feature
“ATONEMENT”
—y— in one of the most exciting auto races
T against time ever pictured, driving
hurSday her car herself although the director
George W818}! begged her to allow herself to be dou-
—“S"' bled in the dangerous work. This was
cc
The B00k Agent” all very well but. the necessitated hold-
Fox Fe eature
FRIDAY \illllll Martin in "Tb1
Right Way. " L
:ing up the decision of the Jury until
lllre auto could arrive—and the Work
1 of the accused man (myself) was made
1Emer fixamnoac AND costarwnfi'rreapn THE CALL OF_H€R. PEOPLE 2
‘o fa serie- of Specially released Me-
the
produced hy Columbia Pictures Cor-
e Regent Theatre today and tomorrow
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z—nsgics‘tou annually“ '08
Palace, Thursday, June 14
wealthy invalid, he becomes attached
to his stall as a sort of personal at-
tendant.
'l‘hen ‘Kellv learns of an attempt on
Barker's life, and, with the assistance
of a pretty nurse. (Doris Pawn}, he
frustrates it.
In the end. Khlly marries the nurse,
who turns out to be none other than
llarker's own granddaughter. and the
heiress to Sit his millions. Kelly
stops selling hooks.
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being pink and white.
1and carnations
A CHARMING
GIRL WEDDED
(Continued From Page One)
scheme
Palms. roses-
were the principal
flowers used in the decorations.
After the wedding, a brief recep—
tion was held and later the bride
and bridegroom departed upon an ex- ,
tensive Wedding journey. Upon their '
return. for a short time. they will re
side at the home of the parents of
the bride at 2 Chestnut street.
The bride was the recipient of many
handsome gifts.
The out—oftown guests Present 1
were: Mrs. H. E. Keir-hum, Mr. and
Mrs. Milford lirtchpth. Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew tichberg, Mrs. Frederic :34,
Bay Shore. L. 1., Mr. and Mrs. J. W
Walton, Miss Ella Walten, ‘Mr‘. Hayes
\‘i'red, Mrs. Frank Lush. Miss Grace
Hoff. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hoff, Mr. 6
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for the occasion, the color
Mrs. Leland J. Wells, Mr. Harold
Alhertson. from Amityville, 1.. 1.; Mr.
and, Mrs, Charles F. Hart. Miss A1
berta Hart, Mr. Stanley Hart, from
éat that date.
Weed, Mr. Milton Ermond, Mr. and
possible and save money
and Mrs... L. B. Cutter, Brooklyn, N. ‘
Y.; lilr. and Mrs. W. G. Baker. Mr.
Gerald Baker, Miss Dorothy Baker,
Miss Elizabeth Sellec.k Mr. and Mrs. .-
Bogart, Mr. Frederick P. Flanaganng
New 101-11; Mr. and Mrs Iliker Mrl.
and Mrs. Arthur Inglis. Mrs. Adelaide!
difference of $11.00.
undoubtedly will go higher.
Scott, the Misses Dorothea and
Muriel Scott, New Jersey: Miss Flor-
errcc llibbart. Mr. Earle Hibbart,
Ridgefield, Conn: Miss Agnes Calla-
han, Southport, Conn: Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Smith, Miss Minnie Pritchard,
New Haven; Miss Lois Marsh and
Mr. and Mrs. (,‘harles Petty, Roway-
ton, Conn.
GREAT IRISH TENOR
WITNESS FOR WIFE
'Gas Range Bargainsl
Our present stock of “VULCAN” GAS RANGES were pur- 2
{chased last December and are being sold at prices based on cost g;
When this stock is exhausted prices will be much higher
2-and we would advise our customers to purchase as quickly as
EXAMPLE—The No. 806 “VULCAN” GAS RANGE selling
today at $22.50, will cost, after our supply is sold out, $33.50, a _
These figures are based cn present market prices—Prices
Buy Now and Save Money.
The United Electric Light and Water Co.
(Continued From Page One)
When it became noised about the
court house that the Irish tenor was
in the courtroom, many Of the court
3 Stores in One—No Stairs to Climb
Charge Accounts Opened
houses attaches went in to get a. look
at lrtm. O‘Hara’s name In private life
is George Clary r‘iske and his wife,
who is a well known actresa is his
leading lady in the Irish plays in
which O'Hara takes part.
O'Hara claims that along back in
1909 while on a visit to Norwalk he
heard about some property owned by
Mrs. Hito and he thought it would
make an ideal summer home for him.
He met Mrs. Hire and oflered $3,500
for the property and later on the
same day the price was raised to
$3,900. O’Hara took the property and
he was given to understand that there
were between three and tour acres in
the premises but when he came to
\alk 'with the man :wlro gave the
mortgage on the property, it was dis-
covered rlmt there was but one and
six-tenths acres.
()‘Iluru then brought suit against
the defendant claiming that she d1»,
frauded him in relation to the num-
ber of acres in the property.
Mrs. I’iskc was in court today with
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insulglfigill§$hnpwrh ”“0”!" Cllllk doubly hard by the forced wait." ‘0" CKOI‘ FS (OME TO
WM» w- ~~-~ DIVORCE SETTLEMENT
Coming! ”WE T°°AY FIGHT 0N ALIMONY
“THE WHIP” World Future And Mi” cum” (Continued From Page One)
Milne, Dancer, Will Be Pre-
sented .
_ ,. the part of the defendant. and wrlh-
_ _ “ L-» \trth fl notable cast including “0' draw a $100000 alienation suit
.— ‘ 7’" ""'—" :ina lladel, the vampire of France; against \"ypknff'g mother. In“. inal-
“MT“ ”“455: Albert Signer, the most finished actor tor of payment or alimony 10 Mrs
TOILET ARTICLES in Europe and Fred Gerard and Bu,.,i\\'yckolfl “12:“ be ”In?“ at a contor-
,,. r. , 1. ,. cure I) it nrneys loony.
Cold Creams, Toilet Lotions, Mas-' tnmmtn \ Alonemrnt “”1 be: In order to get her divorce Mrs.
sage Creams, F119,. pow(1,,,.'S ’l‘alcums. phou 11 at the I’ulacc Theatre today.
We sell them .111 de'me kmdStThis is the first picture in the series
or “Specials" which we know and can to be released by the llradv --Interna
:gtntreslggncnrmld' “hm )Oll need or linnal Scrvtern—World-l’icl'ures and it
e1111a lotions or ”OWdNS» is 11 truly notable picture with which
ask us firm
to inaugural ‘ this notable service. The,
H. A. MEAD story is replete with exciting and in-I
ltcrcsting incidents in which Regina
Druggist
tlladel' s superb beauty is seen to the
8 North Main St.
best advantage. A Greek dance mix
which Miss Badet takes the principal‘
So. Norwalk, C5,
part is one of the. most entrancing and
.1 thrilling features of this plrotoplay.
A] THE [HEAIRES To sre Miss Badet is to sec one 05 the.
-—-—-‘-—- in her first American picture. Miss
I“THE BARRIER" COMINa lCorrlne Milne will appear in‘dances.
TO THE REGENT THEATRE! '
screen's most wonderful actors. Be
sure to see "Atonement" and see her
AT PALACE THURSDAY
1
1
Nothing so gripping has reached the
screen as “The Barrier," the new play George Walsh Starred n Fox ”am”.
.by Rex Beach from his fa “Book Agent"
The interest of the stoT;u;::;:fi Fun rampantisthe only phrase which
more graphi‘ and human on thel can be used to describe the newest
screen. Tire pict'. re is strong Vital production in which George Walsh
and human. The acting “10,119 is appears for William, “The Book
worth the pr ' i: .:1 orchr stra chan- Agent," which will be shown at the.
It will be setrr at the Regent Theatre, lPaIace Theatre tomorrow. George
next week. It is Interesting to note 'takes the part of a wandering pedd-
that Mr. Beach organized the Re: tor of tomes, who combines with his.
Beach Pictures Co, to produce In p10 1keen bustnesa ability :1 genial person-
lures his famous books.“1‘he Barrier" 'ality that wins friends in the midst
is the first picture produced, The on of enemies. .
thor supervised the picture him be- Harry Kelly is the man's name. Be-
ginning to end. cause he attracts the attention of
’ ‘— Crandall Barker (William Burress), a
5 AT THE REGENT THEATRE
\‘l'yclmff put on only three witnesses.
Miss Edna May Hailey, her sister.
llcnry Rudolph, “fetllcicncy expert,"
and herself.
Mrs. Wyck’dfl Testifies.
Mrs. Wyckot‘t’ testified that her has
band had tried to get her to drink
with him in Durham. N. \’.. In .'.Inl_\
19l1 and on her rcl‘nsinl: had hit her
and knocltt‘d her against a “all. and
she had fallen (down. She testified
that one time her husband had drawn
a 1evdlver. but admitted that her “is
ter, Miss Bailey. was able to wrest
it. away from him. She said that in
October, 1914. her husband had her
”posted" in the New ‘lYork Herald
because she had been extravagant.
She admitted that she had drank a
little at a party held at her mother-
ln-law’s house.
More “Elficleney.”
Henry Rudolph. the. "efllclopcy ex-
pert” testified that at Durham, N. Y.
be had seen Wyckoff under the in-
fluence of liquor,- and Wyckofl' had
said that he would wring his wife's
head off.
"Were. you sober?" asked Attorney
Jacob chln.
“Of course I was,‘
witness.
"To be sure,” said Mr. Klein. "07
course that was a part of your ‘ef
ficiency.”
Miss Edna lMav Bailey, sister of
the plaintiff, testified that once Wyc
kol‘l‘ after knocking his wife down had
walked over her- pr’ostrate body “in
order to not out after more beer."
The defendant introduced no wit-
nesses, the cases being uncontested
Today final settlement with regard
to alimony will be made.
answered the
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1 ' TODAY AND TQMORROW ’
Ethel Barrymore in “The Call of Her
2 PeOpIe," a Picture of Unusual
Splendor
In this special attraction you have
the greatest of Screen stars in the
gneatesl picture play of the year.
A superb cast. is supporting Ethel
Barrymore in her great MetroColunr
Ibis. seven-act special release, “The
.Call of Her People,” a picturization
by June Mathis of Edward Sheldon's
famous play, “Egypt," which will be
Been at the Regent Theatre today and
tomorrow.
Robert Whittier has the part of
.Young Faro, son of the gypsy chief,
In love with Egypt. (Miss am-
:more). Mr. Whittier has had a not-
, able career on the speaking stage
n
both in Europe and in America. In Wm the left to enter a. place there. 8111- when picked up. He was sent to the
ROTON POINT PARK
D A N C I N 6
Wednesday Night i
Dancing every night [except Sundays]
beginning lune 18.
Casino Restaurant,
Opens June 23.
'to deliver the annual
ther husband. She is considerably
smaller than O'llara who is around.
lthc six foot nuixk.
| The case is being tried before Judgr
' Curtis.
MR. COBURN HONORED. L
Sterling. Relrigerator 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
to
withstand all weather conditions.
scientifically constructed
We have them in all sizes. Apart-
ment Boxes, Chests, Refrigerators.
Select one while sizes and stock is
complete.
Will Preach Convocation Sermon for
Western Nebraska.
'thl’. A. C. Cohur'n, rector of St.
lamcs' Episcopal cnhrcb, Danbnry,
formerly of South Norwnlk, has been
invited to preach the annual convoca-
tion sermon for the. district of western
Nebraska, at St. Matthew's church at
Alliance, Nebraska. next Wednesday.
Mr. (‘11th will leave Dnnbnry Friday
for the west. and will be gone until the
first Sunday in July, during which
time his pulpit in 'I)anbury will be.
filled by the Rev. R. Bland Mitchell.
of the Church Mission liouse, of New
York city.
Mr. Coburn was invited to deliver
the annual convocation sermon by the
Right Rev. G'. II. 'Beecher, bishop of
CARRIAGES
In All Colors
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$4.50 and $15
REED BABY
$18.95 to “345}
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western Nebraska, who has been in
Dan-bury and spoken from the St.
James' pulpit. It"is an honor for the
Danbnry rector to have been invited
sermon, and
Danbnry is proud of the fact. Mr. Co
bum following the sermon next Wed
nesday will mall‘s an automo‘fle tour
of western Nebraska with the. bishop,
and will return to his pulpit for the
first Sunday In July.
OLD HICKORY
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A Complete Stock Now Being Shown .
FORECLOSE ON 15
ACRE-s lN MIANUS
Foreclosure proceedlngs on valuable
property were filed yesterday morning
1by the Putnam Trust (10., 01’ Green-
with. In an action against JothM.
Williams, Margaretta S. Bird and
others the company wants to procure,
possession of 15 acres to Mianus. It
is said Williams conveyed this prop—
erty in 1918 to Mrs. Bird, although he
owed the company $3,000 on a note at
the time.
The Putnam Trust 00., ~ also sues
Joseph E. ’Monlells of Greenwich on a.
note. for $2,910, which is said to be un-
paid. Property in the “Rocky Neck" ,
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Rays in Brussels, (31'0
Axmirrster and Velvets
Room s'mes in-all the latest dos ._
signs and patterns.
.. $18.00 up
Axminster Rug . . . . . . . .$14.00 up
9 x 12 size.
We specialize in furnishing
homes complete.
Brussels Rug
section having a frontage of 200 feet
was given as security and the court is
asked to allow foreclosure.
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TRUCK. _
Frank Sinich of Keeler avenue, for-
walk, broke some ribs and was other-
wise injured in collision, with a moton
truck of the Adams Express Company
about 5:20 o'clock last night, on the
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