WAY. 1111111 so, 1917
The House of First Run
Pictures
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3 Shows—4:15, 7:15 and 9
Today and Tomorrow
' The Famous Photol’lay
By Rex Beach
“ I he Barrier”
In Eight Parts
Accompanied by Special Music by
by Regent Concert orchestra after-
noon. land t-"fcilillg Also 1Burton
w Holmes 'l‘rau‘l Pictures. Matint-c
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Friday
Louise Half and Jack
Pickford in
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Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
Today
WorldBrady Presents
Alice Brady
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“Darkest Russia”
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Jimmy Date in 11 New Ilpisodc of
“The Grey Seal”
Thursday. Friday.
Saturday
FIVE ACTS
VAUDEVILLE
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Thursday
Fox Film (‘orpoiation Picscnts
Nance O’Neil
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“The Final Payment”
11' day
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‘Rex Beach’s Great
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Beginning Today '
“The Barrier." by Rex Beach. which
will be seen at the Regent theatre, es-
tablishes a new era and sets a Itch
standard in motion pictures.
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all classes of people.
it will mm". and thrill and 1151-1111111
those for whom the Uldll’ta]‘\ pittuiP
has no appeal
‘ Such scenes ast‘ ‘Tl11- Baxtiei‘ de-
1i1‘ts haw netcr before been yen in
lilnt diamas l‘l11y ate unique in con-
reption in «nine, in action in stall
ling, r1atis111, in ttnsc, absorbing hu-
man interest.
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Big, dramatic moments follow
another breathlessly. Daring.
(111s situations arise at every turn. The
lights aye real fights, That terrific
struggle for the kidnapped girl
the desolate banks of the Yukon riv
er a classic, Nothing like it was
111‘1-1‘ bt‘t‘o1‘1- sc-cn in motion pictures
It stands today. and doubtless
is
between two men P\ et 111111911.
lircn the low scene of “The Bar-I
1i111‘ haw .111 intensity—a genuine.
ulmielnattcd tenor-that will stit
the emotions of the most hatdctu‘div; -Q‘IQ/A £ng 3392:": %©;&‘s&s mi‘W‘VK‘
Anti 'I‘oloon,1hc augh-
ing, singing guide and prospector,
chiralt‘ons In love, terrible in battle,
and majestic in his gicat ttnunciation
scene, is the strongest, finest chat“a(-
101‘ seen on the screen in many 11 year.
The Burton liolmcs travel pictul‘l’S
,will also be slmwn tonight.
stat in “The Dummy,‘ ‘:1nd later as the
young collt-yve boy with Virian Martin
"The Girl at Home."
lonisc liut‘l’ who is also one of the
most popular of the young scrccn fay—
I’ltlllt‘s “as recently smn with House
I‘ctcts in the Pallas Paramount pro-
duction."Tl1c Lonesome Chap."
Immediately upon the completion of
“l1reckl es,‘ “the two stars began 11 ork
on anothet photodratna in which they.
will appear shortly
The story of “Freckles’ has to do
with the 111l\cnturcs of an otphan with
11 withcrtd :11n1.llc was away front
Elho mphanaia‘ and finally sciutcs a
theatre-gear.
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is.) 1, a 1:1lttabh‘ tlmhct swamp.
AT THE REGENT FRIDAY
Louise Huff and Jack Pickford
"Freckles,” a La’sky-Para-
' mount Picture
The two charming young SHIPS.
Louise 111111 and Jack Pickford. willI
l11‘ seen at lltt‘ Regent on Friday in:
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'I‘hc story is probably one of the
most familiar in the English languaizc.
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Palace Popularity Contest.
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Norwalk ands acted entirely by
at the Palace Theatre.
1‘:ng after three days.
,TURE MAKING
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friends for leading part in Photo play to be made entirely in
Clip the Coupon and dcposit it at the Palace Theatre—Not
WATCH FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT OF THIS PIC-
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is under way. Vote for your
local amateurs for presentation
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(Issue of June 20.
THIS COUPON GOOD FOR TEN (10) VOTES IN THE
Pails-ace Theatre
ItiOiu 3N PIUTURE POPULARITY CONTEST
ADDRESS
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land “Seventeen."
Jack Pickford recently
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sia" New World Feature-—
New “Grey ‘Seal"‘Epi.
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The Palace 'I‘hcaite today offers
[one of the best picture progiams of
this wcck of extraordinary fcatuics.
, Alice Brady the leader of the “'01 id-
lBrady orgizuznion is slatted in
,"Darkcst R11: one of the most
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character ot‘ the t‘otmct
pcan monarchy that is now being
[molded into a republic The picture
Els tepleto with intcrcsting details and
makes one of the strongest features
that has been released 111 a long time.
Miss Iirady in the stellar role gives
gr eat, lauro-
in other sct‘ccn plays Shc is assist-
(‘d by an ahlc .11111 sttongt cast and the
\\ orltl st\‘l1‘ oi pr‘oduting a lirsl cl 11%
picture is c1id?nt throuizhmit. in ad
ditiott to this {comic :1 new install—
ment of “The Grey Scat" will he
shown :11 the Palace today.
PALACE TOMORROW
Vaudeville Opens with Big Pictures—-
Other Features For Balance
of the Week
1'1 program of fire acts of vaudeville
will be presented at the Palace Thca-
trc for the last llil'i‘fl‘ days of the week
beginning tomorrow afternoon. Mana-
ger A. J. Collins has spared no effort
to not high class numbers anti the pa-
tronsnre sure to be pleased with what
will he offered for their cntcrtaintnt-Int.
The pictures for the week-end cannot
fail to make aA'ct‘y strong appeal. To
morrow Nance O‘Xcil will he starred
in "The Final Pawnent." a big Fox
picture; on Friday the Paragon at-
t1‘a.1:tion, “The Whip." with 1111' all
star cast will he presented and on
Saturday Kathlyn Williams will he
starred in a Morosco effort, “Redeem-
ing Love." The schedule of shows for
the three days should be cpecially re-
membered—pictures and Vaudeville at
2:15 and 7 o‘clock at popular prices
.;. and one showing of 111? picture fea-
tures only 11th o'clock in the evening.
A conipl-“Ae oithcstra futnishes music.
BETHEL BOY DROWNED
BETHEh; June 26f~The may of
Chester Riley, fourteen years old. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Burt ‘Riley, of this
Pond
Gas Range Bargains !
Our present stock of “VULCAN ” GAS RANGES were pur.
chased last December and are bemg sold at prices based on cost
When this stock is exhausted prices will be much higher
and we would advise our customers to purchase as quickly as
EMMPLILThe No. 806 “VULCAN” GAS RANGE selling
today at $22.50, will cost, after our supply is sold out $33.50, 81
These figures are based on present market prices—Prices
Buy Now and Save Money
,1 The United Electric Light and Water Co.
increased iccoiistruttion of a bridge on the San-
his ahcady enviable populatitt as the dy Hook toad oxer the Housatonic
“con1ptchcnsi\'c stories of the life and
the force and finish to the production.
that has characterized her appearance
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. New Haven, and enlisted in the navy.
ol'1‘l Situation-y Hill avenue. Stani-
I ford. ills father, who is now dead, In .
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rcr to the complaint in the suit of the
state of Connecticut against the coun-
ty of Fairfield. The suit is to recov-
er from the. county $4133.71}; claimed
to be due as the county's share for
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The bridge _ connects ‘South-
bury‘in New Haven county. and New
town in Fairficld county and is a part
of a state highway.
1n the action of Lester Austcrn of
iNew York, trading as the Manhattan
{Uniform Company, against Samuel
Levin of this city, Judge Markham
has directed jlitigmcnt for Anstcrn to
recover $189.50. The :1 :n was to
recover for policemen's uniforms said
to Levine for members of the “art-
ford police department.
Judgment by default was entered
in‘ the court yesterday for Kath-Grin?
E. .loynor Ilcttohblt- of Mam-heater,
to recover $1117. ‘25 and costs 1mm
Margaret Gillette of New Haven. The
suit was hast‘tl on a claim for money
loaned in .1106.
COMES 0F FIGHTING FAMILY
Natural for Francis E. Billings to En-
list in Country's Service
The blood of a fighting ancestry
flows in the reins of Francis Edward
Millions, of Stamford, who went to
lit‘ was sent to the training station 111.
\cu port
”1‘ is the son of Mrs Mary Billings
listed as at musician in the Spanish-
Amt‘rican war. Like many others, he
never got a chance to get into actual
fightinn'. because as (‘ol. Roosm'clt
said. there wasn't war enough to go
‘1‘onnd. Francis Edward will be eigh-
teen years old next month. His granti-
father, 1.11w11rd A, Williams, now in
the Soldiers‘ Illomc at Noroton
Heights, is a veteran of the Civil War.
He cnlistcd‘ when he was fifteen, and
was so caper for the service that he
represented himself to be somewhat
older. His uncle. Edward 1G. Williams,
served in the army in the Philippines,
and rcccircd an honorable discharge.
lie is now employed in the Yale &
Towne works.
‘.\l1‘s. Billings, the widowed mother,
feels exceedingly proud of having rais-
ed a boy to fight for his country.
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COLCHESTEtR GENERAL STORE
'COLCIIESTER. June 20. ——'I‘hie\ ea
in an automobile made intends upon
the stock of shoes and hardware in
the general store of the estate of I.
Agranoviteh during last night. Shoes
wete taken from boxes and thrown in-
to the machine which had beenODIaced
ST ERLI NG
Now is the Time to Buy Your Porch Furni-
ture,P0rcl1 Rugs, Refrigerators, and0ilStoves
as prices are the lowest they will be this
season.
Couch Hammocks
Solve the problem of living outdoors.
whether to read, sleep or lounge.
Couch Hammocks $6.95 to $211
REFRIGERATORS
The kind that will stand all
weather conditions.
GUARANTEED IN EVERY WAY
$4.95 to $40.00
Porch and Lawn Furniture
in Old Hickory and Willow. A large
assortment now being shown.
Complete Assortment of Porch Rugs
Porch Screens 11, 3, 10, .1211 widths
From $1.00 up
Lawn Swings in Natural and Green
2 Passenger Swings and 4 Passenger Swings of the
very finest quality, well buitl to withstand all
weather conditions.
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the 111111, largest and most select
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Llfl01€umnfl “assortment in the Greater Norwallts
for kitchen, bedroom and diuingroani purposes.
We 31131111131123 in Furnishing Homes Complete.
.glci‘lili turniturc Co.
127- 129 131 Washington 81., Se. Namath Phone 105
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JUMPING CABOOSE
PLAINFIELD,
caboose on a freight train jumped thei
track at Central Village switch yesten
day' tying up traffic fcr a time on the
Norwich and Worchcster road.
TIES up
TRAFFiC.
Conn, June 20.-A ,
RED CROSS FUND REMINDER
BOSTON, June 20—11 huge red and
Dancing Every Night
Except Sunday
BATHIN G
CASINO RESTAURANT
011211 Saturday, June 23
glplace, was found in Blackman's
.Redding. yesterday. In company with
his father. the boy went fishingdast
Séturday night. The boy disappeared
'3 during the night and his father sup
posed that he bad
When it was ascertained that the b0
“E. had not returned .home, his patents
concluded that he had -run away. It
Was not until today that‘ the drown
in}: theory was suggested. It is sup-
posed that the boy waiked into the
1, pond accidentally in the darkness.
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DEMURRER or: FAIRI—‘lELD
COUNTY IS OVERRULED
State of Connecticut Sets Up Good
A Cause of Action
Judge Daniel A. Makltnm, associate
‘ judge of the court of common pleas.
ieturned home. '
in an alley close by the store. The
machine was tracked towards Middle-
town. The loss to the store has been
placed at about $700.
WALL STREET. 10:30 11111—311111.
white cross, to he flashed from scarcit-
lights on war craft at the nary yard,
will play by night this week above the
skyline of this-city as a reminder to
d ”e ; citizens to contribute to the Red
pings, equipments an specia 1 s re Cross war rem), fund.
lated to the war group aveiaged ad- .
\ances of a point at the moderate op- TOILE‘l ARTICLES
oning of today' s Wmarkei while U. IS. ; ,
Steel, Westinghouse and Ametican Cold Creams, T011“ Lotions. “35'
S , 9‘ ,. 11‘, b substantial sage Creams, l-acc Powders, 'lalcums.
u gar w 1 "g L 1 We sell them all. Favorite kinds
,fractions. Motors weie again promi— 0,. “Specials" which we know and can
but recommend. When you need or
want skin creams, lotions or powders,
ask us first.
H A. MEAD
Draggist
'éffiort th Main St.
Sandman. ca. '
nent, Saxon making up its four point
loss of the pieviotts day on a single
sale. Rails were altogether ignored.
{Pullman was the only stock to show a
‘heavy tendency. fhliiiig 2 points.
Higher quotations ruled at the end of
the first half hour.
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ScEne from Rex Beach's great story, “The Barrier,” at the Regent Theatrc.’
today and tomorrow 111111 ,
Norwalk Chronicler