4s a.» a a m~ .., ......,.1.. .. "a...”
richness 11ml new»: ‘rlem the
dilate. ' mil in- page" It the W
tantra ‘eday
Janeen Itorlo'fi’beflourduu
How” a the Palm WM”.
The age old situation of two men and
in women has been skillfully woven
linto the plot of "The Honor of His
House.“ which is to be shown at the
Palace theatre tomorrow. Written by
|hlarion Fairfax. "The Honor of His
“louse" has as its star Sessue Haya.
' kawaythe brilliant Japanese actor. sup-
ported by Florence Vidor and an es
pecialiy good cast including Jack
Holt. Maym Kelso, Forest Seabury and
Tom Kurahara. The director, William
C. DeMille, has accomplished much in
the way of unusual photographic ef-
fects. some of the scenes after the
wreck of the steamer. taken on one 01
immanent!
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3:7:
Regent 'l‘heatte
Stan's-215 1:15sntl5
. Sort tel Musical mun By the
It. 'seltl Orchestra Eton Evening
.- Today
Mae Marsh
afast muting mystery drama
oi :uspense and thr.lls,
“The Face in the Dark”
Wednesday
AN ARTCRAFT PRODUCTION;
" - - n
“The Whispering Chorus
The Strangest Story Ever Told. A
Picture. of Supreme Merit.
Thursday~Marguerite Clark in '
the Paramount. "The Seven the Wildest and most beauiful of all
t tiwans." its small Hands of the Pacific, being
irriday~—The Amazing.r Cinema. Patthglarly' beautiful. Miss \‘idor 15
2 Production, "Tarzan of the Apes." given an Opportunny to wear some of
4. Next Week—The Great Produc- the gowns for which she is famous. In.
. lion. “Over the Top," With Sergt.
cluding one dinner frock of brocad
§Arthur Guy Empey. ed
satin with which she wears pearls and
orchids. Another interesting costume
Consists of a tiger skin. soft brilliant
_ liued chiffon and leaves.
l
j REGENT THEATRE TODAY
.~——-—-——-new-
Mae Marsh in the Goldwyn Mystery
Play. “The Face in the Dark."
As J1me Ridgewav in “The Face in
. - ‘ the Dark." by the famous Irvin S.
Tada" meSdayf Cobb. which comes to the Regent
Last Appearance 0 today, Mae: Marsh, Goldwyn star,
Charles Ray in
”Playing the Game”
Hearst Pathe News and “The Art.
tessays the most interesting role of her
career. , .
She is Jane Ridgeway. daughter of
,a retired secret service man. The
lgirl has been brought up on ‘llte prob
Bug" : lenis which comfront a great defective,
rt Eliavitig been her father's cbmp‘anion
.4 Tomorrow .from her babVliood. She has advised
Jesse Lasky Presents 5mm on “‘3“? 01' his most difficult
. ' _ 103393 until she has acquired a skill
- SCSSUB Hayakawa in i in unraveling mysteries and following
1 * clues second only to that of her father
“The Honor 0! Ills {lllmSPlL Yet she does not dream that
N 5 the father she adores is in league with
House a band or master counterfeiters who
'I‘ueming With Suspense, (‘h'tit-a- use the knowledge supplied by Ridue
dlock With Tlll‘il.~‘. \\ “,1 3 way to rob banks all met the countrt
““680 0f LOVE Through it All. Ridaeuay and his pals ate domi
be best picture Hayakuwa ”1‘5 noted by :i man “hose name they do
; ”I. Made; One That We Are not know. .\'01 do the} know his
MM (0 Show. flare. At their conferences he sits
‘sltielded by ablendcd liglitmonccal
l ThurSdaY and Friday in: his face in shadow and :ll‘ltlwlit:
onlv his hands to be seen Wl“l\ l:‘
l5 {Vith vaUdEViHe passes to his subordinates the coun-
‘terfeit money which is substitute for
tilie real currency when it is removed
drum the books. He is the lmfflit cg
l
face in the dark. , 1
My the Achievement
.1 AH‘
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1 REGENT THEATRE. WEDNESDAY
read
the simplifies io-
uersed com-let
many Indian of dollars and to r.
Get our ex it’nl‘lrr.
» , a m.— 1......” . . .. hymn...“
cm O“ Other equipment and
of dam! ll lb!
hope to “to
a
dc! better service
Though the merger is arranged no
it is planned as
permanent.
The new concern will
nine of properties pooled and in aid
dition enouah stock to pro-.ide ample
working cash.
coniparatite talue ut‘ the properties
they contribute to be determined af-
ter futther valuation proceeding-
Each of the compan es will continue
in money orders foreign exchange
and limited banking, individually,
and with the union company as the..r
hate stock kidney or bladder effecu‘ons.
of 830.000.000.19prt‘aenlim ”I? It'll“ such symptoms as swollen mutate or
it
. WAVWW....W...
mi The We identities of the
cameo It‘ll be retained
OI of the n H the." rent grog.
W mulled“! um tarpon
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BHEUMATIC AND KIDNKV 3118
Are you troubled with mutilation.
Ant
joints. backathe. headache, dizzines-i
nervousness played-out felling. urinary
The stock will be distributed among lrreSUlaI‘it)’. puffiness under the eyes?
the four companies according to the You need Foley Kidney Pills
Mis
Krank P. Wood. R. F D 2, Morris
Maine writes:
as l began taking Foley Kidney Pills.
its financial business such as dealing My husband also “569le much hen?
fit fiom them. He was so lame he
could not stoop oter; now he feels no
pain.’ Stillson. Powell Corporation
--
the Crown
Mary Pickford
Her Latest. and Grea‘est
, :“Tlle Whispering Chorus," and Art.
"Alllal‘my 0‘ Clolhes Lille craft Feature of Real Merit
n
l Alley ray of screen players and tinfnldintz a
5 story of intense dramatic interest.
JCecil B. Deflllllc production for Art
A]. IHE [HEAIRES {craft will be the feature at the Recent
gbased upon lllt’ magazine story by Pew!
MARTY PICKFORD COM'NG Iey Poore Sheehnn and the scenario is'
“My Pickford IS a scrub girl, her thor of numerous Artcrnft pictures
inbther is a washerwoman, and h" starring Marv Pickford. Geraldine Far
fused an offer of marriage from a gildw 195‘
"(I‘VSOCiely youth. and is going to marry , The sttorv is of unusual strcmztu of
Not 1“ ”93‘ life. or 00‘1”?» but in erly throughout The centtal idea is
“Amarilly 0' Clothes Line Alley." an one of self- sacrifice on the part of airi
“’1" “'0 m0“ amusing DhOlODlfll she sacrificing the happiness of the woman
“1359"" appeared in. who once was his wife. The action
Amnrilly and Mary and her folks from which grows as each succeeding scene
the slums meet the four hundred. re- is unfolded and it's heart appeal is -i
“Amarilly of clothes Line Alley" prominent stars including Kathlyn
will be shown at . e Palace theatre Williams. Raymond Hattton, Elliot,
the usual vat do. 1:9 program, many others all of whome are favor
‘ 1——.__ ites with loters of aramount and
i
of the Year
craft Picture. __
Embracing in its cast a notable or-
W ‘Tlic Wltisperint: Chorus." n Slwt'in'
,Thcatre. tomorrow. The photopiov is
To THE PALACE by Jeanie Macphcrson, the famous nu-i
“mum-'5 are neV’Sbo-VS- She has '9' rar and other notable cinema celehrit
ll bartender. conception and its development mil-“L
Aircraft picture which is declared to erring husband who prefers death to
The society youth falls in love with is rapid. the interest of that-quality
suiting In extremely funny situations. lrressistible'. in the vaiious roles are
Thursday ant F'id . in addition to Dexer.Tully Marshal, James Neil and‘
stLL‘v A REAL SCRAPPER. ““3”“ Pictures' ‘ 1
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i Exensss L‘INES MERGED
Genuine Fist Fights to Charles Ray’s
' New Paramount Picture Now
' got the Palace. 9
Among the" many thrilling scenes
thatmake-s laying the Game " the
new Paradibunt photoplay featuring
Charles Ray, the Thomas H Ince star.
a notable picture is a fight in which
ltilly Bible? a fighter in real life. as
part Billy is a scrapper and has plen-
ty of chances to scrap in this picture.
As the valet of Dirty Prentiss. the role
assumed by Mr. Ray. he "provides ex-
t'elant support, to the star. Mr. Ray‘s
characterization in this picture stamps
him as the inimitable portrayer of Am
nricau youth. strong, brave and sturdy.
Mr. Day's leading woman in this pic;
lure it Doris Lee. a young woman of
SHORTHAND IN SEVEN LESSO‘NS
Simprost method eailest to learn.
write and read. An honestly practicnl‘
”elem lent-noble in seven hours of
home study. Speed adequate for boat under the new commotion and their
nea- neods developed within I “I" "‘1‘ be ”he“ in many “”"'
month's practice. For If” dmflotlrei‘cmg to tilt. “w”
’ Through economics by the common
”M” “m“ 0°“ c. 3““ ”whim ot warms. true». cementing
3'“ 5:"- ‘ dent. one-‘1. «Mutt
To Operate as One Carrying Agency
After July 1 3
Starting July 1 all shipments to:
be sent by express are to be marked
with the legend. “by e‘xptess' in-
stead of with names of the inditid 1
11:11 companies, as "Adams" or
‘American." etc. For arrangements
have been made to merge into one'
Adams, American, Wells~Fargo and
Southern companies. whose transpor-
a new private corporation with a
capital of more than $30,000,000. to
be known probably as the Federal
Express Company. George C. Taylor.
new president of the American. will
be head of the new concern. ;
~ The company will be the express
carrying agency of the railroads. op-
erating privately. but under contract
.tb turn over 50 1-4 per cent. of their
gross revenues~more than $200,000.-
.(ltlt't lost yenrmio * the. toads for
transportation privileges.
More than 100.000 employee of the
,four companies are to be retained
big express company. 1.
tation business will be merged under, '
' KATHLYN
In the Stellar Role of the Arttcraft Production “The Whispering Chorus,"
at the Regent Theatre tomorrow.
Evin“ WA jttThe HQfiQil'd 1
1mm
10.5"
AT THE PALACE. WEDNESDAY
WILLIAMS
-, puny and three-fourths
‘ I found relief as soon.
w: ”a. m
and. I it up writ! am.
in“ and «um. of Me per «at.
on its cal-hot due! 0111 at
it. per out. available tor finish
than. the my olil receive our
per cent. and the Interim: one
per cent. Out a the next three per
cent. the may will get one per
cent. and the (Oh-mined! taro per
cent. Oneaioerth of amounts abort
.this will he disinbuted to the can:
to the gov-
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emmeut.
E£ONOMY URGES "4 USE
OF ALL KINDS OF MEAT
in making its announcement.
for the present. there will be no re-
instatement of meatless days and
meatless meals the Food Adminis-
tration is. emphasizine the a‘isolute
.military necessity of strict meat
economy and greates; possible elim-
ination of wheat. Milk and fish foods
are suggested as meat, and wheat
ifioni Washington as follows:
“The Food Administration is ex
.tremely desirous of securing econ-
1mm in the consunip ion of all kinds
Eof meats without the ieinstallation
iof the meatlesafiay for the present
.The seasonal decline in the volume
‘of animals comliig to market is now
in progress and its volume will up-
doubtedly further decline during
the next few months as usual. but
the probable. amount of such de-
crease is yet obscure The necessi-
ties for shipment abioad to our army
and the Allies are very large and
amount to, ”roughly, 75,000,001)
pounds of meat and meat products
of all kinds per week as against a
pi-e-war normal of less than 15.000,-
000 pounds. Even with these {large
shipments the Allies have found It
necessary to reduce the consumption
of all kinds of meats and poultry to
an average of about. 1 1-2 pounds
per week per person. in order that
ilk- “1‘!
that, '
“Quality Shoo”
coon. sum. om.
sums runs, IIDDEJ.
3mm 31100828.
Charge Accounts Opened
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MIDWAY SHOWS PAY 0N HECEier
3. OPEN IN NORWALK’GOVOMMQM Will Collect
For Transportation 1‘
Leon W. Washburns \lighty Mid-l An ordei i-suei p} y. e: or 91-:
way Shows arrived in town last eve- Raitroadg McAdoo wnir‘r, wit, affect: é
ning and will open tonight for almany bus ness Cunt!» as or b. .3
week's‘run at the former Lamb lot, as well as tliiougl iout then ll .
on Main street. oppisite West Main? States is being maiiei to a busim '
Beginning tonight and continuing tin-[houses The not. ce. M1. ch is Gem-f .,
til Saturday the people of Norwalktei-al Ol‘l‘lt“. N11264: in ream
will hate 3 chance to be amused by collection of . ~ ‘
the sensational death defying acts .ifiand Dre‘idir to 111.?- .:
[he Washburn troupe of daredevlls.. all existing cicdir, LllCOLiiflm, -'
Washburn’s Shows whiicli is a com-lefi‘ective July 1.
bination of a circus and carnival em- 5 Director Ichdor-‘
bodies‘ all that is seen at the payments (ii tianspi tat tor) a
monster ciicuses and county fairs in- upon a cash ptsmcnt :‘ll ho '
lcludtng a full menagerie of trained’ which hate been allowed c é‘i‘tt will-3.5g
'wild animals. fearless actors. actress- ‘be permitted to call to: tiiet mer-
es and acrobats who risk their lites chandise in the morn; ii: an; ,3) the;
at eveiy perfoxmance, side showsicharges later in the day Tie only.
and in fact everything which is wan- ‘exceptions that w it be mad:- t) this "
ranted to please the spectator inlrule, will be upon the order of ill
search of innocent pleasure ltreasurer who ias the itch: to at.
Among the numbers which are tea~|low is liours’ eiedit under certain’
tured are the daring riders. the Bend conditions. ‘
tiful Orient. Trip to Mars. Ferris;
Wheel. Chinatown, Over the Top the g
trained animal circus Aidell and the1 Avléfsuunrlq‘gg (33:9 Oiiggifl
. , .
monster new feature the \ampire directors ior three Connecticut. Dim
n.
order. p21"
Asa»; sighs
1*
4.: «gar-$5..
1 -: «5"...
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no further draft should be made up
on shipping that is now required for
the transport of our soldiers. Our
consumption of meats is about 3 1-4
pounds per week per person and If
we are to make both ends balance
during the short marketing season!
we must have further economy.
It the public will continue in the
vinorous elimination of waste and
will further economize
the quality prepated to reach meal
of all kinds of meat and poultry,
tained.
"A general adherence tothese rec-
ommendations will- avoid the incon-
venience which arises in many di-
rections from the meatless days.
There is now a seasonal abundance
of tiiilk products which can well be
sllbstilllled in various forms. The
shortage of fislz‘durint: the past sev~
erai months, due to the necessity of
naval rcquisliioning of ti'nwlers and
enlistment of fishermen for the Navy.
should be soon considerably relieved
by the expension which has been ar-
llinKNl in othei forms of fishing."
The. expoitations of beef for March
me also the highest in the history
of the nation and totaled 81244388
pounds.
Washburn’ 8
BIG GALA WEEK—JUNE 3-8.
AUSPICES THE LOCKWOOD BASEBALL CLUB
GROUNDS CORNER MAIN ST. AND WEST
MAIN ST. ALL WEEK
did}: Shows
AND TRAINED WILD ANIMAL ARENA
The) Largest and Most Complete Carnival Organization on
Earth
10———SHOW8— 8311311101011. RIDING DEVICES—10
. Sensational Free Act. Mr Ardell
01! an area AW POLL—100 I’ll! HIGH-—
mm at loch Mum ‘
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MAE MARSH
the Dark” at Regent Theatre to
today
. «
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Evening
by reducing,
more particularly beef and will re;
strict their purchases accordingly
the. Food Administration hopes that;
the necessary balance can be main-‘
. I Exchange. . .
i cdly.
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The Book of a
Thousand Songs .
Whit.
Sonth Norwalk...
COUPONS ”98¢
Girl in Somewhere in France l
oncerns were pained today by the"
The gala carnival is coming her“icAlien Property. Custodian A majofi
lunder the auspices of the ‘Lockwood \ m ,
iBaseball Club and is to be held oppo-l 2d quffizyfiaor? 5:99;ng riftiordng; \ ,
'site the corner of Main and West and the Blake Corporation both 9; ~‘
I
iMain streets. The grounds are ,,
v Debv. and the Huntin ton Piano
”“0th by means of the “innipauk Company, at Shelton .—
.trolley which leaves the Boston Store The Custodian appointed Thomas
lcorner everv twelve minutes or bv
- " . - L Reilly, of \leriden: Robert A Man-
jime” Which will be tanning there gem of Ansonia. and N G Osborfl?
every night of New Haven as goxernment direp$ .fi
' tors of the three concerns.
1,264 DOGS HERE .
. ARE REGISTER-EDS“
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The registration of (legs which "
closed Saturday, June 1, showed that
there are no less than 1250 register-
ed dogs in this town. These figures
were issued this - morning by Dog
Warden Thomas Walsh, who has
been conducting the registration of
canines in Norwalk. According to a
statement of Town Clerk Herbert H.
Smith this is the largest registration
yet recorded here It was found that
there are 1217 male dogs. 41 ‘r‘lmale
dogs and 6 kennels making a total of
1,204 licensed dogs in this town at
the present time.
Flesh-lull" Found. Est 1101. mitt '
A real flesh maker
a Itrenctli- (Ivor bu been I
\ covered. at it for I -.
lund «N err is. «
lood. toadlel‘lenu
Improved Direction.
CE INTO E in I “:11
totem absoluteliu
man. woman or c Ild.
can {on It free In I w
~ - ONE and not. -
"in. Tone up. .
upbfill out plecllr.‘ gigoldeu. botanists». .
octor. in at I on. ours». in I 1 .
CERTONE has (i
\
of all one write but:
than: Ilenbatreuth and /
health alter everything
ficeinillodto hfl pth on '
are n I p c ill. 0
.Wm. Kloflot who your ‘
'Eed ’6 Pounds than“
C! RIO Mia
WINSTED MAN WOUNDED
WINSTED Jpne 4.-—Second Lleut.
Robert V. K. Harris. .lr.. reported in
today's casualty list as severely
wounded in action on May 29, is thc
‘son of Rev. Robert K. Harris. reét‘or “.300“ 513;?“ “1°:
of St. James' Episcopal Church beret ;:::°¥:5,c¢::5“
.He was born July 6. 1895 He went. it you um and (hit
.to the Mexican border with Company gfmuoé'fimggg
3M. First Regiment, Later he was in menu.
the. New Britain Company. While in;
Wymll ‘ nido
undo.
Th lckutud but
5:: :oqrettle I“ double
buy- I.
. . - ur dni st.
;service recently he took examinn- .é’:;’“,'g.:°cggy N3
ttions and was made a second lieuten ! at opcie. tbgimngil:
Emit. A biotlier. Laurence is at West Egfi;m.{;°'"§ alum,
Point. d'fivok better. get
(id. od:olld flesh. and
:Itinl good health.
.‘FREE Ill-'Oolll’
This Coupon with'lo cents
(coin or stumps) to cover
can of packing and Ior
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A man was naked how ‘he accom-’
plished so much In life. “My father
Itaught me,‘ was the reply, “when l ‘udhmnmmnnoonk‘
' ' o lt."-- 50- t box me o c
:had anything to do to go and d i Tocfiii provided
apt“ already you
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3m" ANTICIPATING nitrous
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You cannot say it came unexpect-é:
Years before warning was git-
en. That dlSDt‘pSia constipation. lit-
l'ei tiotible was an equivocal shadow
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watchman
. CIRTONE COMPANY. Inc. 5
Dept MM World Bldg. lewYorI.
4!.
2‘3 “1'
" h 0 “lie “ad of the
I e prllorld
'of common events To the initiated 5,
.spelled blood deficiency. wliicn is the T‘" ' ‘?’i"E ‘ ~
fphysiologic cause of a long list of con- Annual Outdoor Pia?-
at the
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Prospect [11,11 Notwak, Connecti-
cut.
S {u rdav éClone 8th
3330 audit =03P. M. 7
’ Tickc s .ch Children.35c.
In case of rain the performance ‘, -~ '
will be given on i 1e fiist clear day:
:stitutional. functional. nerve, bone
and tissue ailments.
l' The Mechano Physical Therapy In-
istitute ptovides the agency of iestor-
ging nounal condition in troubles of
both sex which institution is equip-
.‘ '.
'ped with all modern apparatus.
Hoyt’l Theatre Building.
Entrance Room 1'0. 3
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