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Regent Theatre l
The House of First Run
Pictures _
B Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today
William S. Hart
In a New Triangle Picture
“The Desert Man”
7 Tuesday
ANN PENNIN lTON
The Cflebrated Dancer in
“The Little Boy Scout”
Also Hoarst~Pathe News
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
John Mason and Alina Hanlon in
the Great l’liotoplay
“The Libertine”
Also Burton Ilolmes Travel
Pictures.
all
Palace Theatre
If it’s a Feature The Palace Will
Show It~Daiiy at 2:15, 7
and 9. o‘clock.
Today
World Presents Carlyle. Blackwell
' and June Elvidge in.
“The Crimson Dove”
Hearst-Paths News
V
, Tomorrow
Anita Stewart in
Vitagraph Presents
“Clover’s Rebellion”
Jimmy Dale Series
Wednesday ‘ "
resents Valeslm Suratt all
“The Siren”
Fox I’
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Hearstd’athe News
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DANCING
Chicken and Share
' ' “Dinners
' Liberty Bond Contest Begin:—
July 9th.
rmnwosxs’ EVERY , FRIDAY
NIGHT
' 'rw‘o Successes.
Knicker—JI‘hompson was operated
"on for appendicitls'last week.
Booker-“Was it a success?
Knicker—«Yes. and so was the tu-
nersl, too.
that first attracts the attention of the‘
heroine, Clover, by arousing henl.
, amusement." ’
"Glover's Rebellion," which
written by James Oliver Curwooi,
comes to the Palace Theatre on Tues;
day. Anita Stewart ls starred in the:
drama, while the supporting company
numbers, besides Mr. Cameron. Brins-
'ley Shaw. Eulalie Jensen, Laarles Ste-
‘ Al in llllllllii
AT THE REGENT TODAY
le. S. Hart in a New Triangle Fe'a-
I ture. “The Desert Man"
l "The Desert Man,” a‘ Triangle pic.-
i,ture produced under the supervision
lot Thomas H. lnce and starring Wil- _ Q
; , s . ,wa . e Gordon and
=liani S. Hart, will be shown at the Re- 1:13?“ ‘31:“ ‘ in n
i u 'i 1am .
igent Theatre, today. - l . . .- _
' ‘ . - , ' Dale series “ill be con. .
i It is a tale of the hloyave deserti .Th: lizarow ‘
Ewitli Hart in the role of a grim. firm1 “flue ‘
flipped man who brings prosperity tol
t . ~ ~ UN
llllE‘ desolate town of Broken llopeI
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LIMITED POWERS
;bccuuse‘he has faith and energy to; GIVEN PROVISIONAL
laceomphsh big things. 1
Margery ‘d'ils‘on is the girl who Lil-g GOVERNMENT OF
giracts the wanderer of the desert to .7
llingcr in Broken Hope and causes himK RUSSIA UNDER GEN'!
ito make a fight for its betterment. KERENSKY j
lAlthounh she runs away with a sauve.
liloclor. "the desert man“ maintains hisI .
belief in her. I ' , l
Then "Will’s ill? night “'1‘?“ “1 fiercem, neutrals became known, Elt‘t‘lll'tlv'
“""llh he ”Wows himself on m“ 1‘0”“ int: to the llaily Mail. through the:
and rides to a notorious dance hall to famous speech of ”t.” I‘lrzhel'g‘cl'.‘
which little Buster, a waif of his adop. hcnd “f ”1,. (tumulip l’ai‘ly j“ 1]”:
”Mb has ““9“ lake" H“ "1931” “I‘lllcicllstag. made before a secret;
llIlP place. and upon returning homelscssion “f lhnl body. The new»,
Etimls ill-P ill” be lOWS- 511" l5 ‘l'l’al‘lpapcrs i'cl'cri'cd to this address a“.
ing the dress of a dance hall woman! ’“ “bomb shell.” IIel‘r Ei‘zbci‘gci'}
rcnnirkcd that although America ’s‘
, entry into the \‘t‘ill‘ was ol‘ lilllc
l militarv value. it was important‘“
‘Ann Pennington of theZiegieid Fol-lufing ‘1“ ”w extent to which tier-I
lies, in “The Little Boy Scout" linully was dependent on the neu-
llirccior Francis J. Gordon, who pro-twain for food ‘and other supplies}
duml “Tl!c Little Boy 800111." Annl He said that America bud dc-‘
ll’ennigion‘s latest Famous Players- creed that 5|“) would ‘not ]n‘l‘llll[l
:Paramount picture, said in speakingloxporls to neutrals as long: as these‘
i“ n the other day: “This will un-{miuu-uls exported to tlci'nmny.
Lilllllllll‘llly prove to be one of the mOSljt‘onsctplcntly. llei'i‘ 'Iil'llicru'cl“
lllolllllit!‘ Dl‘mlm‘llmffi of ill“ llllt‘gflfilllsziid. (icl‘nniny would very shortly
.in addition to having Ann Penningtonllosc its source of supply. 'I'hc‘
of the Zcinfcld Follies as a star llftci'riblc fact. he said. had to he
deals with a subject of great interest faced that the military authorities?
,‘at the present time, that is. the Boy had entirely figured on these Mll)‘.
lScouis and their work. Lessons in'plies, and that nobody in llllllllll'lly,
twigwugging‘and practical first aidecould lilltl tlll answer 01‘ lIlV“ "H.“
were given Miss Pennington by tilteenlidcn from where these supplicsl
Grilling little teachers of the compsnylwcrc to come. ' ‘
iof Scouts engaged for support in peri \l'ASlllNll'l‘OX. July 23,4}
Elllcture. The results more than justifiedwhen“,p sub—coululltlee todily 1mm”:
tour ”pomaunn‘“ “ltd I 1““ 51m“ “’“l'hcurinu‘s on administration truding‘
prove it great success." lwith the enemy bill. already; pas»;
‘5le Little Boy Scout" wlll llf‘ “Wed bv the House, with Secretary
attraction at the Regent Theatre onxmolfipm nud olhcl‘s appearing: m“
“WSW-‘3 advocate prompt action.
The hill is 'pattcrnml ul'lcr ("ircni ‘
Britain's trading.r with the enemy
act. Its ebb-2‘ features are prohi-t
bitions against business intercom-so
with any country with which thct
l‘nilcd States is at war or with its}
allies. cxwpt under license. and;
provisions for governmental sciz-l
ore of property of alien enemies
and patents.
PARIS. .luly 1323.0» Revolutionnigv1
elements have been contained in.
propaganda in France to disconthl
age soldiers and develop a demand:
for prciuulurc peace. nccordiiu.r to}
Senator t‘lcnicnccuu. who at til
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AT THE REGENT TUESDAY
"THE uncaring" AT REfiENT
John Masonand Alma Hanlon in Won.
dcrful Picture, Wednesday
and Thursday '
"The Libertine“ is, indeed, :in eye-
opener! You can't get away from ll. ll
grins you and holds you until you are
’mad throueh and‘ through. not only
lwtt‘h .liin Mills, but withthcluzymare—
'lcss, tliousmless.inoihcrs who fail to
safeguard their dauglcrs' happiness
by :illowinn them to no out into the
world ignorant of its dangers and un-
prepared asuiust its wiles.
Messrs. Sicgcr and loltlcn de- incctinn “ll ll” ['l‘lll‘l' ””“M‘ “fl
lsci'vc the sincerest thanks or all P‘”'”“‘”"”‘ “Mil." "li~"ll'l‘ll"l.“ “in;
llovcrs of .L‘irlish innocence and puri'.v “Wk”! M” “"1“" “mm” M ”1m
-' . , , .' ' ‘ . , l
for havin: conceived and placed upon lmm’m' d” "”1”: lm” ”l ”Pgllul"?
the screen their wonderful and mut'hv “”3 , l” Wk“ necessary ““‘l‘m‘ "“
“Mam mm. ‘ against the persons.
" M. (‘lcmcnccnu avcrrcd that
”—— ‘ lhcsc rcvolulionists had pi‘cachtu‘lf
the organization in France of a?
soldiers" and workmcu's connnit-
tcc similar to that in Russia. Ilc
attributed rare manifestations ol‘
discontent to that propaganda. and
asked why measures had not been
taken to suppress it.
. ill. Mulvy replied that be had
followed the policy of nuiiutui'niuu
thc so—callcd sacred union since the
beginning of the.war. and held that
if that policy did not offer more
heads of culprits it was neverthe-
less effective. He said the police
wcrc. ordered to pursue every il-
licit criminal enterprise. but he
did not think the Senate wanted
him to take a liohtile attitude to-
ward the working clasd.
l’reuiitiiiiliibot closed the debate
with an ardent defense of M. Mul-
vy. He said tllc organization of
workmen could not be held rcspmi~
siblc for the action of anti-patriots
who slip in among them. “We are
in the presence of a campaign of
pcrfidy which must not be misun-
derstood." cried M. Ribot. "Ger-
many has need of peace and she
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Carlyle Blackwell and Jane Elvidg‘e
Play “The Crimson Dove"
"Burn him in his church! All the
time that he was preachingr to you
and tcllin' you to be good. he. was
making love to inc—to me. under-
stand!"
The qrowd
Walked to them.
roared as Faro Kate
Faro Kate. was notor-
ious. And she hated Rev. Brand
(‘ameron for the way in which he
had turned her sweetheart, Jim Can
ewe. over to the sheriff when Jim had
killed another woman.
So when Faro Kate made this
charge against young DP; Cameron
the rough inountaineers' friendsmp
for the young clergyman, turned to
hate. They rushed to the church,
barricaded the doors and windows
and set fire .to it. And Cameron was
inside, with Faro Kate’s baby in his
arms!
This is but, one of the exciting in-
cideuts in “The Crimson Dove," the
thrilling new World-picture Brady-
Itlade in which Carlyle Blackwellvand
June Elvidge are “‘9 stars. S“ thlg wants to obtain it by no matter
production today at the Palace. ‘nvllat means."
Hearst Pattie News will also be. “She has the. hypocricy to say,”
5110“- ,continucd Premier Ribot. “that
she will make every effort to ob~
lain an accord between all nations
through an international tribunal,
. , . _ ,. while on the eve. of the war she
. and J‘mm'e Dale 55"“ refused all arbitration.” The en-
"Fe‘v people “on m "93“" the tre‘atire Senate applauded, and M. Ri-
. .l . .
mendous dm elopmenl, of the automo lbot continued: “A durable peace
hm" says udolph Cameron, who 1’ 'il/ cannot. be founded on militarism.
AT PALACE TOMORROW
Anita‘Stewart in Vitagraph Featuré
. years.
‘nroundflthe motor car's development. I b
“1 ending Role in “I???” “’15 APt'l‘i‘Cftfi'tlt would be a perpetual menace
“'3” m ”‘9 G’Pat" “l'aglaphs °"[aud the lcarnue that. has been:
s - n u ’ I L“ _ ‘ _
e” Rabenmn‘ Like [3.9 motion pic giormed to make the menace dis-
““‘e‘dmma’ ”‘9 “mm“ ”9 has ’21 °anappcar will not be diSsolved llllllPSS
many abandons its ideas of
to success within the last twenty/:Gel,
.. ‘ » domination and servitude imposed
A whole lot of the deielopment “ion other nation 39 p
the plot in my 13195” million chm'e' During the d . are todav the gen-
drama, ‘Clover‘s Rebellion,’ revolvesleml policy of the Cabinet was
relight into question following
play a‘l'Olmz DhySlClan: 990? but hal",consideration of the French offen-
pi'sO-luckl'. the Owner Of a dwell“ ‘sive of April 16 which has been se-
‘rlivverg'. Indeed. it is the 'fllVYer'verely criticised. It has beenof-
“'35 of his command.
proposed to pay farm laborers is
.poncnls of thc un-usurc both pro—l ~
soldiers rushed from the buildingl~w~~ -
ing, some seriously.
men s and Soldiers' Council. after
the events of the past week and all
circumstances
with. are apprehensive of a counter
revolution.
tee has issued a manifesto calling:
local organizations of the revolu-
tionary democracy and army to be
men’s and soldiers‘.
ficially admitted that seriouslloss and captured a number of
faults were committed. and thatéprisoners. of whom fifty—one 31-.
General Nivelle had been relievediready have been brought by" ;
PARIS. Sunday. July '32.-—l{ing.
The Senate spent the entire af- Victor Emmanuel
ternoou and evening finishing in presented a medal for military val‘;
public discussions iiiterpellhtions or to Queen Elizabeth of Belgium?
which had been subject to a three-iiii expression of his admiration fort
days’ debate behind closed (loorsfithe courage which the queen has.
When the debate was closed a reso~ishow nsincc the beginning of the§
lotion signed by the presidents of war. l
the difl'erent groups of the Senate. AMSTERDAM, July 23.——The'
declaring ctnifidence in the gov-,‘Minister of Agriculture and (Rim-l
crnnicnt, was adopted unanimous- niercc has appointcd a commission
1); vol three to proccc dto America tot»
1’]4}"R0(lltAl). July, flit—The repreesnt the Dutch interests in
disarming of workmen, includingr connection with American exports.
the sit—called Red Guards. is pro~i'.l‘hc members are: Engineer Van-I
cecding‘ systematically in the \Ris—fcelbe, lion. l'cnvanoodt, cx—vice-
sily Island and Vibol'g quarters. president of lllc East Indian (‘oun-i
More than 1.2m) rifles and revolv—Kcil and Van Vollenhovcu, director
crs and some machine guns have ofthc Netherlands Bank. 1
been i'ccot'cred. The majority ofi I’E'I‘RilllRAl). July 2:}.«m'l‘lw'
revolvers were obtained at the (‘ouncil ol' Soldiers‘ and Work.
Fortress of St. Peter and Si. I’aul.'iucn's Delegates and l’casants of
where cases just arrived ‘l'roinzAll Russia voted today, after all;
America had bccn broken open. Ac-Iall-nigrht session. to grant the gov,
cording to the Russkia Voila, about crnmcnt of Premier Kerensky “uii-‘
a third of the arms stolen since the limited powers" under the title.
outbreak have been accounted for.-“(lovcrnnwnl of National Safety "
Several carts with shells were In ithe rc-cstutilishnicnt of public
stopped on the banks of the Neva.
The military authorities knew home. ,
nothing about them. The drivers LONDON, July 3:3.--1)ispa1p]ws‘
were arrested and the carts taken l'cl'civcd by the Russian embassy ,
o, 1],.» arsenal. here state that the rising in I’c-’
l.t)1\'l)().\'. .luly flit—w’l'hc iin- li'nui'ud may lc mnsidcrcd as defi-
portuncc that thc government at- nitcly suppressed. The regiments}
inches to the dcbatc on the corn Which participated in the disturb-
produclion bill which proposes to
pay fixed prices to farmers for handed and the city is being pit—3
ccrcal crops for a number of years trolled by troops, these advices rc?
alter the war. is shown by the gov- port. i
crnmcnl whip wherein the request; lsoluicd cases of shooting: from,
inf Sllllillll‘ll‘l“ 1,, attend it ”at,” windows have occnm-d. but orderf
‘yundcrliucd lillil a division on the hi being energetically restored and
minimum wane of $6.33 a week is all suspects arrested. it is addcd,
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'OCEAN STEAMSHIP RATE Raoul
, LATlON - §
less to believe that dunncl' will In" WASHINGTON: July 23,—Regula-
n_\'t'l'lt'd. ‘ 'lion of ocean 8it;.lll’$lllp rates between
l’l‘l'l'Rl.)(lR.\l). July 23,...1‘110 'lhc United Slates and Allied nations
Russians yesterday attacked the has ““911 flfll't‘i‘d "lion in principle by
(.lcruians ilcur chvo and Villlilull”) Aml’l'lmtll Mill lll‘lllsh gm‘cl‘nmcnt.
north of the Plush Marshes. and; Ft‘flnCt‘fln'i Ituly have signified their
penetrated the Teutonic line for a “‘“lllltmrss i0 «’Hffl‘llt ”10 principle. Ne-
dislnncc of two miles, according to gotlations probably will he\ opened
an oiliciul nnnomiccmcnt made hci'c‘Wilh dupuli upon. the arrival here of
today. The Russians captured the Japanese ims‘sion headed by Week
more than 1.01)” lierniuus. but lhchdmiral Takeshim. l
developlllt'llls ol' success. the stflc- Negotiations are now proceeding bin:
mcnl odds. are being: “jeopiil'dizml tween Chairnum Penman of the Ship:
by the moral weakness and insln- vim: Mount and (‘omisollor l’olk of the.
bilily of certain Russian dctuch- Slate Department.designated by Pres-1
lucnts. .ident Wilson. to represent the adv-E
liclwecn the rivers Hci'cth. 'crnnient, and the British officials, in
Sll'ipil ulnl Zloin Lipl. the slutc~ device it program to make the rennin-l
mcnt says. the .\lls‘ll'tl—Illlllglll'ltlllsVlion effective and bring down presenll
continued their otl‘cnsivc,’t‘iccupy- prohibitive rates. 1
int: villages. The chief of the:
WASHINGTON. .luly
Russian diVisionnl stolt’ was killed \\'i]5(.l\'s deep interest in the Ilcgolln't
while l‘l‘~t'§lltllll§lllllg‘ order among.r
lion was rellcctcd in his appeal July’
thcnuitson thccnst (iullclun l'i'ontfn m ,1“. Dunn...” “mops” of ”1...;
l’lC'l'RINlRAIl. ”I‘ll." cil‘m’l‘ll" country to give their kid freely and un-l
newspapers announced that Rear 5 lllsllly “mm-(1 “Mm” mp war. lnl
Admiral \crdcrvskl. connuundci' M, summon. ”H. ”man” said:
”f ”l" ”“1”“ Heel. ““5 been “I"; “Let me turn for It moment to the
ig-stcd for cominunicntiin: n sects-119”” “WM”, m- (m. plum, 5mm, and
"5”“Tlun‘lnl dispatch 1” suilt:rs'.,m other ocaun carriers whose t‘Xlllll-l
“lli‘iliiiilliiiizlls \ll “11‘ 0.: \ ll dile they have followed and ask them if
d” l ' l "‘ ‘1‘""w‘, ( SIllicy realize what Obstacles, what at
mild] tNdl'lttoi'iiil"iiilliiliftllinlniiii11mm insupcrahlc obstacles they have?
.lulv IT a rdhiiucnt of lroops‘ordcr-i .
cd ldisbuudcd for insubordinutionfpilgwmnlou,m u,” ‘war bv in“. ocean
ululinicd. took possession of tlllnmllgm iates tin-51110 no“ exacting.
town and were still in control Julyi TM? are dung “Priming mm
20. (.‘adcts sent from Moscow tolhm' fw‘gm (.‘h‘lrgm “m ' "‘Odmlk‘)‘
subdu thcm battled with rcvolvcrsfiml" “"“~“ ““1"” m ' "P “ ““DOS‘
resulting in casualties to both ism“ I do not 5")":"3 "mm" this 0"
sides and the surrender of the:intend it'
mutinccrs, who at last accounts ”Th" lot is ”‘05" who “3"“ fixed
“.0”, held prisoners. A pal‘ley war rules-"have taken the most effect.
with the commander of the Mos- “'9 means in ”19“” POW” ‘0 (meal ”1*"
cow garrison alter order had been “mes
restored resulted in an agreement ,When they realize this we mar. I take
to surrender coinrol. it for granted. 00le upon them (0 re-
I’ETROGRAD. July 23.——-'I‘hreelcon5ldcr the Whole miltlt‘r- ll is high
occupants of a motor car dressedlllme- Their extra hazards are cover-
us sailors and solders shot at a'ed’by war risk insurance.”
declared vital. Supporters and op-
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lo.
of Italy, has: .
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order. both at the front and at 1»
l
anccs are being disarnicd and dis-‘ '
‘The United Electric Light and Wale
«Presidentl
been putting in the way of successful .
h
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a
exhausted.
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Don’t neglect to give this
prompt attention.
Your Chance to Replace
Thai Old Gas Range!
If your-gas range has been in use for a number of years, and
you are gettng only fair results with it, would it not be well for
i you to replace it with a new line before our season’s supply is
. A BIG ADVANCE IN PRICES
is positive when our present stock is sold out, as we will then be
compelled to pay present market prices.
matter serious thought and
ALL RANGES SOLD ON w EASY MONTHLY PAY?
l MENTS, BUT YOU MUST ACT QUICKLY.
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AWNINos GO TO
FOR WINDOW SHADES, SCRIM CURTAINS, MAD-
-RAS BY THE YARD, SLAT PORCH SCREENS, WINDOW
Chinese Register to Fi
L..\
with Chinese all day. Their names
A. DIGKERMAN & SDN’S
' DEPARTMENT sronn ..
84 Washington Si. 80. Norwalk
Phone 446
g‘ht For Uncle Sam.
One hogth for the registration of men under the selective draft law in‘
New York Lily was established in the heart of Chinatown.
It was filled
were taken by school teachers of tha
‘ vicinity who volunteered for the. wor k. They said very few of the Orion-l i
engaged aginst Germany. I this demanded exemption from military duty, and many oi them said
very positively they were ready to go to war.
almost prohibitive heights, are yet to
be. announced. it is understood the
present negotiations contemplate re-
group of officers and soldiers out While. details 1’0 bring down soaring,
the steps. of the People’s Palaccdrates, which in many instances navel
’l‘wo soldiers were founded at Illelx‘eached almost prohibitive heights,
' i w - . ' v x l \
inst shots from the revolvers Elfiwhlch in many instances have reached
the assailants. The guard of 130‘.
ductions of rates in many instancr‘
and the inclusion ulfimately of all ves-
sels flying allies‘ flags in any quarter
of the globe.
z‘.
and fired on the three men. who
attempted to escape. but who were
lynched by the crowd. Fifteen
civilians were wounded in the fir-
PE'I‘ROGRAI). Jilly Elli—There,
are indications that the Work-
(‘OIlIlL‘ClL‘tI illt‘l‘O-
The (‘cntral Commit.-
ready at any moment to izilly
around their political centers, ‘ '
namely. the councils of the wide ’
Lieut. Dashkevitch and another
executive cominittecuniu of the
Workmen's and Soldicrs‘ Council
have been arrested. Licut. Dash-
kevitch is charged with inciting
the Petcrhof troops to remove the
Provisional Government.
LONDON, July 23.—~“A sue-I
cessful local operation was car~l
ried out. south of Avionjlsays to-
day’s War Qfiice report, . lathe Bel-
gian front operations. ‘l or troops on
reached tit ‘ bje tives did; little
'i
are
l‘ . ‘
renew “WHO 'ALWAVS TELLS You
seer You suouuo TAKE. .
Its-176 _.. .
. . ,JMGESTEDE
Fear/n Hamil:
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Freight boat. leaves Pier 45, Eat“,
‘River, New York (foot of Jack».
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«1. Freight received at Norwalk up no
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 p .m. .
Allarker Motor Wagon,"
three or four years old will carry L'
a greater load and outwear any
other motor truck of the same
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