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! Regent Theatre
"The Houst- of Quality and Re
fincment"
Today
The talented actress,
MARION DAVIES
in ler new success.
“THE BURDEN
OF PROOF”
This Winsome girl aids without her
knowledge a gang of crooks, but
fools them even then
Pearl thite
In the twelfth episode of
“The Lightning Raider' '
A Travelogue and Comedy
4'
“1'1”—
Monday
new first National production
"THE FIGHTING
. ROOSEVELTS”
l "“lllllL' Interestingly of the life.
1! I..= 7tonored lute (‘nlonel Theo-
mn- loosevelt
A Pathe News Pictorial
And Comedy
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Tuesday
Tom 3300”
"A Man and His Money”
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Al lllli lllfAlllES
AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY.
in First Episode of
Thrilling Serial “The Red Glove."
7'lII- first episode of “The Red
' Universal‘s new serial featur-
\l Irie \\ alcamp directed by I P
:mran will be shown at the Palace
today and eVer Satuiday
:It'tvI: Miss “’alcamp’s support
.I~l includes Pat O’Malley. who
the leadin: male role, Thomas
Im. Alfred AllIn. Leon de la
Magda Lani: \ndrew Waldron
gar All 71). ‘°
"-' arie Walzamp
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PAL. ACE THEATRE MONDAY
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Lenin Paramount Picture. “Puppy
ve." Pathe News 7and Comedy. 3
.. h ltl his retzret Charles Murray.
~t in. courtesy of Mack Sennett to.
l «7iltll‘:t(‘l€7l‘ role in “Puppy Love" .
Let. the Par|mount stanl'
will be shown aflfie Palace then-‘3
Monday, was obliged to pack}
7I but: .Ind return to the Semlett f
« “belt that pitture was complet— ‘
lll7 (liatlie didnt like his!
«7' mini: us. but he did we let-me!
7‘ III-.u- into the "legit" as he cnllS.’
l'7.~ tam-Ins. Irish comedian is full'
“and ‘1' of the liasky plant and
I7II-.~ of telling others about the‘7
he had while working
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fit I!
“Hits
T caused from eye- -strain.
Murray's work in the
7 lend-7. much cit-"er comedy to
' in 1.... story. He has the role
luv! carrying dad of Misa Lee.
’7 :Illli(7< in the {ash-tenable home
upztlihv lady who is his next
li'7l2lll‘l0i‘ are said to be ludicrous
7xtl‘77me. He gets in wrong at
‘ III by :sking the hostess if the
Il~7d attests are all her boardersl
has some trouble squaring him-
17 lIYIIllV.
H Lee has a dainty youthful total
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Today
The first episode of
‘I\v7‘-
the my stcry
The Red Glove
Featm-ing daring star,
I .
I Marie “’alcamo
A story or love and thrilling ad-
venture in the oil lands»~ot' the
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S—Acts of High Class
Vaudeville—5
Monday
Lila Lee . 7 - 7
in Paramount picture
“Puppy Love”
Love. comedy and drama. all in
this wonder picture
,l’athe News and comedy
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f lirooks. \\ ho. with her mothe
inch! in Newport social circles. Reform
Elaine
. to gain Art/V‘s
Tues. and “‘ed.—-(‘.harles Ray in
latest production. “The Girl Dodg-
er"
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and the element of young love is the
'hasis of a plot that is full of charm
and sentiment. A fine cast supports
Ethe star, Harold Goodwin being the
:lt‘lllllnL’ man. '
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TH EATRE TODAY.
A\T REGENT
Marion Davies in "The. Burden of
Proof;" Pearl White in “The Light-
ning Raider;” A Travelouge.
“The Burnt-n of Proof." Marion [lu—
iit-s' second Select Picture. ln which
she is (hunted by Julius Steizer, will
be shown at the Regent theatre for the
first time in this city today. The story
has to do with the plotting of a secret
service employe. whose work threat
ens to disrupt the love of a newly-mar-
ried young couple. Marion Dawes is
the young married girl and her hus—
band is -Robeit fitnes, whose uncle is
a member of the United States cabl-
Iet,
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Most cases of billionsness are
The extra.
nerve force you use to correct your
eye trouble depletes the supplyLet for
the other organs of the body.
us see if your trouble comes from
eye-strain. l
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Optometrists and Opticians
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Miss fiarics plays the part of Elaine
r. is prom-
beco7ut s \Inc s‘ wife a Mrs.
the bFPlQl scnlce ar- nt. tries
lov (7 for heiselt. i harlezz
of a social jolll7
Durand
licmn, the publisher
nrtl in Washington, who is also a mem-
ber of the secret serVice. has informa-
tion that Ame.L is about to he sent
abroad with valuable paper;-. lie on-
lists Mrs Durand in the attempt to so»
cure them. and as her frst step in the
matter Mrs. Durand has Kemp pay
Elaine“: mother liberally for furnishing:
society news. [or Kemp's paper.
NOR'WALK BOYS .
STOLE CAR IN :
BREWSTERS
(Continued from Page One).
was inside attending the dance. The
‘Norwalk boys jumped in the machine
and started off towards Danbury.
Sometime later when Mr. Vail left
the dance. he (lisCOVered his car mis-
sing and immediately reported tlIc
matter to Sergeant (‘. J. Broadlield. a
New York State Trooper tMounted
Policel. whoae regular station is in
Brewsters. The New York officer or-
ganized a searching party consisting
of Frank Mackey. R. M. Jackson and
Fred Brooks. all of BIewstets. and
they waited out after the stolen car.
They struck out in the direction ot
Danbury. where they met someone
who told them of having passed such
a car as they were looking for going
inthe direction of Bridgeport. 'i'he
searchers started along this road for
some distance until the party came
upon the abandoned car by the road
side. It bore Connecticut markers.
and the ofilcer at once surmised its
connection wi h the theft of the smile
baker. In short distance farther he
.notlced where cord tire tracks turned CI’IjY9glABS NLRE OF
off he main highway to a side mall”
leading towards Norwnlk They kept
on until they reached this city and
went immediately to police head-E
quarters. where they learned the tie!
serted car belonged to Robert Lincoln
of Putnam menue.
The imestination which followed ro- the loan.
sultm‘l- in Sergeants llroadfleld and \ip \phank Quartet“-
llunt visiting the home of each of the sent to render music
boys and placing them undeI arrest. lly hook m by crook \‘orwalk must
They confessed to the officers that get together for the final tug that
they had taken the cm and had IF“ it comes during the next seven days.
in bacbof Clark' s Izaraze in Stamford PAlIlS Mar “.3 ~The naval
Iewrnins '0 thi“ V“! b." "8'" trims to be embodied in the peace
1111i,”Izaggri‘tllo‘fiofit'fi?Idlol‘hgalgggl treaty with Germany. which final-
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delegation to the Peace (‘ onfcr-
tllt (7. Mr. l’a age his had two more
long conferences “llll the Italian
l’rcmicr, who is said to
disposition to resume
but who tliinks- that
should come from l’nris_
Premier Orlando has written a
rclat ions.
overtures
demonstrations, sayinrr that the
Minister of the. Interior has taken‘
steps to stop them. paying: partic~
ular attention to manifestations
against President “ilxon.
(Continued from Page One).
An mchEstm and the Yip
\oung men and they will be taken l_\7 have been completed. do not
back todlrews or to await trial in “Int prtn lde for Illt‘ sinking: 01 flit"
place ElargI-r (It-rman “arsliips 'l‘lic dis-
‘positioh of these \cssc ls is lclt to
GERMANY MUST GlVSE be Ilocidcd upon latci by the Al-
ABLE SY - Ilicd and Associated Powers
'E‘JgMSALLAgJD ALLIES’ BERLIN Thursday. May] (3”
lIoIIdon).—-Tlic (fon-
‘V'ILL DISPOSE OF sstitulioiml committee of the Na-
THEM LATER Ilional Assembly at “'eimar
has
adopted a resolution
Page One)
\Virclcss to
providing
‘Commued from that the entire railway system of
llll‘ ..uti- llolsltciik fighting frontS. (Icrmanv be taken over by the
’zivnrian government troops have goveinmcnt and hcld until April,
entered Munich. but reports ap- 1921. The s_\stcm adopted
pear to sho“ flint the
lorccs still hold some parts oi the ployed bv the [tilted States in.
city Etnking over the American rail-
A rather indefinite rcpI'Irt from ours The Ieprcscntatives of Ba-
l.on(lon states that a [Inssinn Bol- varia here the only objectors to.
slicyik arm) is “marching on the measure. 3
Hungary" followhu.r .tlIc arrange: BERLIN Thursdtn, “in l (Bv
of a convention with the “ireless to l.oIIIloIIl.~——Tlle first;
\VlictlII-r this In‘cans’of Mm brought nith it for the
‘tliat the U krainians .Ire permit- first timc the almost complete ob~i
‘tinu the Bolsheviki to join the servant-(7 of the workers holiday;
Hungarian Reds against the Ru- in lierliu. .\carl\7 all Hindus of;
numians has not dev.clopcd IcoIIIInuIIication \vcrc shut douu. 7
DUESSEI DORF April 2'l t(‘ or and factories shops and restau-
tespondcnct- of The Associated rants were closed. the onh cxcepu
Press). ——(‘ ommcr rcial (‘ouncillor lion beilI:_r the small businesses
of. Mock; Belw. conducted personally by the own—
buts the Dutch from (7:7. and Lin ir families I p to the
gardener to caer afternoon. no incidents liad7
:ticr. instructed his
cross the border and dc. patch it occurred. 3
“message of birthday grccting to \ lE\l\A. Ma) fll—King 1."-.-.(1i-
mind of Rumania accompanied by
acknowledged the Ftenclt generals. is about to enter
which Budapest .tlIc capital of min'gary
at the head of his trops a7 Buclta-i
tllc Ncue Frcic;
l
The latter
fell into the hands of the Belgian
authorities. Underberg was pros- rest dispatch to
ccutcd and sentenced to jail with Presse savs. .
a fine of a- hundred francs, for ear- PARIS. May 3. —-—'lhe treaty of
rviug on forbidden communica- peace comprises from fifteen to‘
tion with the former emperor. ‘t\\'0111_\ chapters according to
PARIS Friday, May 2 (A530. Marcel Hutin, of the Echo dc
elated Press—The Italian issue is Paris. The preamble is contained
still in the balance with Thomas in the first chapter. setting forth
Nelson Page American Ambassa- 7the reasons why the various cm».
dor and Camille Barrere, French tmcting parties entered the war
Ambassador, both making efiorts and mentioning the necessuty for
_at Rome to find, by conversation: the League of Nations The see-1
with Premier Qrthlzngo, a {orbitals and chapter duels with the Get-
.‘whieh will la . brawl: coined man Slontiers. the timid eon-
show 85
land the fifth takes up the dispo-.
will be pre-‘
lOI‘i
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terations of frontiers resulting in
changes in tlrc sovereignty of ter-
ritory. The fourth sets forth the
military, naval and aerial clauses
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sitiou of the German colonies etc.
iOtlIcr chapters are II9t yet finish-
cd but they will concern repara-
letter dcprccating anti-American lions economic and financial qucs- character l
tions and will deal with the.
,thIIalional labor
clause The treaty
with a chapter concernin"
lil-
the
and the press campaign directed Ellar-llllt‘t7~' for the execution of the Norwalk A. t.
‘ the treaty conditions by (lcrmanv.
M llutin adds that tlicrc is cv-
er} reason to bclimc the German
Idclegntion really has full pouers
and “ill end the negotiations b3
VICTORY LOANIsiqutI: the preliminaries of theI for practice
treaty.
OFFICYAL BOARD OF
’ NORWALK M. E. CHURCH
ENTERTAlNS NEW MEMBERS
A delightful social gathering was
jheld at the church parlors of the
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church
last exerting when the mom mbcra of
the Official Board of the church and-
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May White S ale
Not Going C n
We have prov-
en that we are
worthy of the
public's confi-
dence. Our
. equipment is
dignified and
genteel. “'e
plan our servic-
es carefullyand
execute them
conscientiously.
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their wives acted as hosts to over
half a hundred new members who
have been admitted into the church
«(during the churchyeor ending April
irst. ‘
Bountiful refreshments were served
and a social evemm: “as passe-7 llltc
Will do much to make the friendly re-
lations of the old and new members
of the closest and most fraternal
BALL GAME POSTPONED ‘
The ball tame Scheduled f0r to.
monow afternoon on the Wain
Street Grounds between the teams of
and the naiwai. ..
Tire & Rubber (To. has been post-
poned as Brown & Hoyt the contra. .—
lime who are putting the grounds in
shape Were delayed in them wo... . .
the bad weather but the A. C. mem-
bers are urged to present themelves
'SOLDIERS BUYING
VICTORY NOTES
\\'.\SHI\'GTO.\' May 3. —-Reports to
' the Army Victory Loan office. from de-
' mobilization camps indicate that many
men as they are discharged from sex-
\i(c are investing their 360 bonus
checks in l. beity notes says a state
mtnt isued by the \Var Department.‘
fin former loans. the” Army has sub l
scribed to more titan $205,000,000 in?
Ibonds. said the statement and al-
Illiouah the personhel has been reduc
le hv halt indications are the per
capita subsciiptimls to the present
lloan will he ENV‘HOY than in any other
“T l
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NEW CANAAN
Clarence laaacs won the recent pool
tournament luld in the lite Bowling
Alleys
lrland F. Ilengrr and family spent
the week-end with relatives in New On.
naan. ' ‘ .
The annual boroule election and
meeting will be held in the town hall.
The polls will be opened at it u. m
and close at 3 p. 17.x. At 3 o'clocii the
annual busincSS ‘meetina will uecui
9“,.»
And Not one
when reports of the offices will be
heard and action taken. and a tax for
the ensuing year will be laid.
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Sidney Morton. D V. IL. of Pitts
burg. who will preach to the pnbllx
tomorrow evening In the Red Men':
Hall on Washington met up
Bil-Gm
_B____roken Egg
Nothinf—IIT— quite so Iii-ii?-
ingly detnonotrntu the
milience and caution-
ing properties of
G 00 D R I C H D E
LUKE Truck Tire- a
a recent 32-milc air:
from: Newjerney farm
to New York by a
motor truck carrying
800 dozen out.
Riding on these deep,
brond-nhouldored
trend: this truck. de-
spite "chuck holen,” .
reached Goth-m with-
out to much a a sin-
glc cu bang broken!
Such performance jun-title- 00
oelecdon by largo our":
companion of then body
emblem on the but incur-
one. lot fragile MI.
and volunblecargo in transit.
Bocnu'oe DE LUKE resilience
measured with DE LUXI
durability make. than: an.
the most economical tire
investment procursble.
Let us give you further be.
and (agar...
S. L. Benedict.
73 North Main SL/
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