Regent lihééfig
House of Quality and Re-
fine-meat."
Today and Tuesday
REX BEACH’S
Famous Alaskan Drama.
“THE BRAN D”
4il0Wlng how much a man trusts
the woman he really loves.
A Paths News Pictorial
And a Comedy
1. \Vednesday
Beautiful
MARION DAVIES
-..jn—
LLE OF
NEW YORK"
II. in VVhich it girl tries to run from
51 low- by becoming a Salva-
l. “on Army lussie.
ii A Travelogue and Comedy
Thursday
John Barrymore
_in--
“'lere Comes the Bride."
“The
.3 “THE BE
9
star at his'Qvory best. is “7
the scenes 6’: which are laid I
tile bottom lands of Alison
atre Tuesday and “'ednesday. In brief
it details the explin of Wesley. B.
financial loss. '
cher. rides
(‘hlcride and realizing he will make
friend. Prentice succeeds in
he emerges' broke and afoot. " Then
by giving him back his horse and of-
ster gets (‘armodv on his side.
A love story enters. when ("armour
rescues a girl from Mexican bad man.
Later it is discovered that the land
deal was a fraud and that the settlers
have no claim to the properly.
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VAT THE REGENT THEAT't-V'E
E TODAY AND TUESDAY
The faith of a man in a woman
This is depleted very
beautifully by Rex Beach in his new
or his fztilh.
photndr: trim. “The Brand. " VV hich
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The Home of Screen Delights
Today
Dorothy Gish
In Pa rn mount Picture.
“Boots”
The same funny little girl who
played “The Little Ilisturber" in
‘ Hearts of the “’mlti." and who
. has been- ;etting but. r m er since.
AND FIRST EPISODE OF
.- “THE CARTER CASE"
Starts With a Walton and Never
‘ Stops.
Featuring Popular Clara. Mar
. a-
' rel Marsh and Herbert Rawiinsogn.
LATEST PATHE NEWS.
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Tuesday and Wednesday
William S. Hart
In .trtcraf; Picture.
“Breed of Men’
You neVer linen that ‘Bill" could
bf a bashful beau, ditl you? There
me e. .titlletl
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...”...n.
Sth‘luS to make
br' ft. of Alen' VVul'th while-but
th.‘ c max! Don't miss it.
.llack-Sennett Comedy.
“FRIEND HUSBAND."
THURSDAY—Shirley Masan in
“THE RESCUING ANGEL."
laudeville Thursday. Fri-
dav. Saturday
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Al iflE ifliiiRES~
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
Dorothy Gizh
Episode
tn "Boots." Alto First
of
H .“”U “'“l‘u a slaw)" in a London
3 mrtling houw, and your job was to
H .. orders from every one who had
utuiug therv, and if one of the “05rd-
r-rtlt-rul you to feed her pet mice
.i.l \nu did. and one of them got out of
.. rage and ran right at you—Y “’ell.
iv.- jzt~t “null would you do?
lltft' i.~ til" situaIi-n that confronted
“WHEY (lislt wher ‘Boots" her new-
i'- '.tmotht pitit: 3. which will be
. -\'V I. ..t the rah. .- tilt atre today. was
.11: made1 at “‘4 Hollywood. Calif.
And to make matters mll(h
... we. Mis< (Tish knew that the liar.|
hie camera “as being turned every!
.itllt>,~_
-("ODtl and that all attempts she might
:take to get away from that mouse
would be indelibly registered on the
‘ 2m.
That had not been arranged for in
. storv, and it wasn 't quite fair Of 37 Atlantic St” Stamfor“ JLTNEY DRIVERS 011‘
she didn't think that all
[11> 'V. 1C1}
so out i;
,w 11.. ll... size was
v'lePned by this tiny rodent runningi'
tnmd loose on'the stage. because she
nine to listen to Elmer Clifton her
r-otor. and at the same. time save
«if from the ferocious beast that
on Lf'lllnz right under her
' every llnlf‘ it had the opportun-
.v‘tpd
v
I‘m-tn were tables and chairs and
Her things in the room and Dorothy
ult- zood use of them..
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A" PALACE THEATRE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
‘.
. ”mm 5. Hart. Popular Amer-ft Star
on “Brced of Men."
ONE
Thin William S. Hart himself he-
"Ws to be one of the best stories he
"The Carter Case." '
(‘0th to the Recent Theatre todaV anti
Tucsdm. ’
lion .\‘lt'Glll. a typical gold seeker
with a lifetime of futile work in AlaS-
kn. marie‘s :t girl from the East. She
dancing partner. a man.
her and then it is that the girl that'-
ries McGill. who is ignorant of her
life. But the actor returns- and his
renewed attentions bring home the
truth to Mefiill. He drives them out.
Deep into the mountains he penetrates,
seeking to burV his woe. There he re-
mains for some years
“Then he returns he' encounters the
actor. now a renegade gambler who
he" ‘ Med the pill to support him N
nisitv' ‘ appearances in the dance hall.
By 11C“ )IcGIll encounters a child
trud tug (it or..- h the snow near one of
the worst resorts of the town. He at-
tempts to find where she belongs and
places her‘ in charge of a woman he
meets. The child kisses him and it
Mith the fragrance of the baby's kiss
upon his lips. McGi ll has scarcely e"-
er seen a child before.
The lonel. wanderet might haVo
gone on had be not found his wife in
the dance hall. She begs him to help
her get away and leads him to a little
room. There. sleeps the (hilt! McOill
\\ hy should he help his wife and
met.
the child of his enemy to escape?
“She‘s not his. she's yours—yours!
the woman cries. )ieSiII utters a
great cry and his frame shakes as he
snatches up the baby.
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em, eye trouble
Prentice. a land shark who succeeds:
in hoodwinkinr the westerners to their
fering him the job of sheriff. the trick-T
1' Locltwoooo HALL.
which will be shown at the Pflace the- Btmn Cork Artist's wm surety Have.
Big Crowd for Exceptionally
Good Show.
n
The minstrel show to be given by
Catholic Union Council. K. of C..
Lockwood‘s Hall next Tuesday even-;
i "Careless" Carmodv. a boss puu- ins promises tobc one of the best m
into the new town of shows of the kind given this seasom— I'
The vehicle for their talents in
either a dangerous enemy or powerfu. named "Welcome Home." the combina- Railways
gettinz tion of plenty of talent combined with- and gm...“
him in a gambling game from which diligent rehearsing is sure to result :90}!!! by Vining
in a finished performance.
The entire program is as follows:
WELCOME HOME
‘ Time—Present
Place—Yapps Corners' General Store.
Occasion—Return of Yapps‘ Corners’
Colored Hero from the Front.
. Toulomw mom-
Fivc on the National Ran-
way in ..m Bet. ween
T< .. .
- s
Immune-r "
the ”—fivc
of lentil moon W
five 2:: do:
to ad“ _ received (minim
City a _ gotten!" «a.
Mexican Govern ,_ The Mob-
es and that when to is w
! again. every train be preceded-by
"an exploring train. , rrylnx a. guard
of Federal troops We email: to re—
pulse any rebel midi.
Troops new from“ m;
CAST m ‘0 Prom med
Storekeeper ....... ‘... John Sheehan firp‘fig’fli $3“! bridges. the
Sam............- ....... Ray Magner
\lose .................... Floyd Cave SAYS TENANT
\IEN OF THE VILLAGE
Anthony Dipoaito . . . .
James McGinness . . . .
Anthony Guerrera
SONGS
Opening (‘horus . . . .
“\Vhen Ireland Comes Into Her Own"
Entirekz _ ..6
“How You Goin' to Keep 'em Down
on the Farm?“
“I’ ll SaV She Doe's" .. ..
"liene's Lullaby"
“The. Tumble Down Shack in Atlone"
................ W'llliam McCarthy
"You're Some, Pretty Doll"
................... . . . .George Velt
Comedy ............ William Toomey
The Four Dancing Farrell:
... .....
Dunn. McCarthy, Butler and Farrell
Closing Chorus
Alfred Murphy
Donald Brcdicc
Entire, Company
.. John Sheeban
is a Vaudt Ville actress. there with h't‘l' “Boy of Mine” ________ Joseph Fonin
He leaves "When the Fighting Irish Come Home"
.................. Kenneth Pagan
Floyd Cave
. Andy Sullivan
DAMAGED HER
PLACE " .000
VV-hvsn he lows ht-r passes undelstantl: James Bredice ........ Oscar “’aleur ‘ ,
in': He btlim'es in her utterly and Basil Gratlis ......... Lorenzo Adams 'regahigneéufwuflgmn'kh'
the more simple his nature the stmnz- Ralph Genuario ,,,,,, Kenneth Fagan e in Green-
wich. to Ham L. SW. of Darien.
for one year from January 1. 1918. at
a yearly rental of 85.000 and she says
that Stoddard failed to keep his part
of the agreement. in flint be cut down
timber trees. century plants. failed to
John Nooney re-seed certain fields uitl knocked
down stone w.alls Suit for 83.000
damages was instituted against Stod-
.dud and It is the first case assigned
for trial before Judge William I.
\laltble and a jury in the Civil Supe
rior court Tuesday.
Besides thOIe chemicals. the plain-
tin‘ claims the defendant occupied the
premises for three. mombsand andpald
her but $1000. a balance of 3250 be-
lng due. The other cues assigned for
trial ate: Tucsdan ~Apnlc Bum. ad-
mintstratrlx. against the Connecticut
Co.; Mary Alickl, administrltrlx.
against Solomon Dryer: Wednesday—
Jsmea l-‘. Duthadnfinbtntor. am
‘John Augustus Hunted; Conecttina
Metola. administrau'lx. m the
Connecticut Co; Hugh 1“. Reagan
,,,,, Entire Company against George Bun“ Joseph Jude
ACCOmpaniSLk-Anmn Cohen Francis calm the C. B. Gil-OI Co. Thurs-
Vollt.
Manager—John Nooney.
Chairman—Dr. H. H. Helena.
Director—J hn Cahlll.
Committee—James Shcehan. “'il-
llam Howard. Anthony Esposito.
sends him Danni: the streets ‘0' 110“” John Sheehan. Frank Riley, unurim'
DeV ine. Alfred Murphy.
REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY
Marion Davies: in “The Bell. of Ncw‘
York. " A Travelogue and Comedy.
In a little town in the ‘Mlddle West
llVes “'illla'n Bronson. one of the rich-
est men in the state. with his only son.
.. Jack. and in another quarter of (ht
town liVes 'tmos Gray an inl‘entor.
with his onlv daughter. Violet
Gray has imentcd a transformer
with which it will be possllle to elec-
trify all the. railroads in the. countrV.
Bronson wants .rav's invention: it?
must have it by fair means or foul.
GraV trusts him implicith and makes it;
possible for Bronson 'to take out thef
patents in nit: own name. “'hen he
has acquire-J all legal rights to it he
denies all knowledge of its existanr‘e.
Gray is heartbloken and The shock of
having his piecious invention stolen
from him. muses his death. Violet
tries to make Bronson morass to the
theft. but his useless, Bronson plays
ignorant.
Violet goes to New York to
Violet becomes a singer
cabaret and is popularly called the
Jack hem of
vision has always been defective "‘9 cabaret stutter and determines to
or strain and age have impaired it“
meet her.
You may simply need resting have anything to do with him. She
glasses to allow your m 11111!ch becomes 3 Salvation Army uncle. and everywhere.
to regain their
or you may one day meets Jack in a saloon. drunk
and ‘
work at the same time that Jack levies
for the city.
Whatever the cause of your pres- '"
—whethcr your 501' e of New York.
Later she learns that be;
you should no longer neglect it» Is the son of Bronson and refuses to;
day—Monarda Balls“ gum the
Connecticut ('10.: Grace E. Glnty
against the Connecticut Cat: and
lGeorge L Caasldy walnut Flora L.
Deckand. of Norwalk.
CHEAPER FLOL' is
SEEN BY ISARNFS
(Cumin-led from Page One).
lperately and blindly. 'Bclgtum has
struggled to Its feet the Belgian
‘Reliof com!“ 11 ligammmed
lite Work that-WWI: those people
are to stand e again. Poland.
Czecho- Slovakia. Rumanla. Serbia.
Finland .all promise stable govern-
; meats and the bexlnnlnz of the order-
ly processes of life in the immediate
future.
i "The eff'ect of these replacements
in production and orderly distribution
1 will lighten the strain on America and
our own fortunate country wil be en
abled to turn more of its production
into the domestic markets. Moan-
t time. our task is to hold the «Itunjxn
as steady as possible.”
i
Old Well Commander): 956. O. L'. t:
C.. will hold Its regular meeting to
morrow evening. in the Davenport
Hall. North Main street. opposite the
Palace theatre. Numbers will plea-t.-
be present. as there will be several
candidates, and refreshments will be
served.
I
6’
We a Hit Everywhere] Heard
Nothing But Praise For Them. ”
Optimism of the business mutt-e of America is expressed by the leaders
Our soldiers, nation and war work-m have established
be in need of lenses that will aid and iniured She nurses him Mel ‘0 which is vital to every business.
your eye mmles to properly focus health. Bronson confesses to the theft
images
thoroughly dependable.
New York.
l""Il-IAMER....
Optometrists and Opticians
“The house of good chaos."
been 85:. Eve. 'llll 9 o 'clock. El. m1
TRINITY MEN’S
' CLUB MINSTRELS
Sixth Annual Minstrel Show
and Vaudeville
Chorus of $0 Voices, Snappy
Songsdeitty John
Laughter Galore tbs Humor-
m
rum 6, W
Orchestra
HOYT’S THEATRE
MAY 19' ‘
TICKETS. .50c, 36c and 350
cw on Sale by. m A.
3"» had far some limo and which cer-
«ammun-
months-orb mic:
Cele: Revel “set. E. Ca. m Nick
Aznese. A. E. W
\ Tammie. Antonio Pnaafcmc. A.-
veils. Charles Puma-Jpn
s is the story of "The Belle of
with the. beautiful Marion Davies.
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CITY ORGANIZED
coontlnned tram Page On).
J. Bonfire!
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With no Immigration for the past four veal-s and thousands of foricgn
upon your retina. We arc of the Gray Invention end chk is mde born leaving the United States a Shortage of M0. is ineVitable. in spite of
happy WM! “10 ‘0‘9 0f the belle 0' the fact that thousands «our brave lads are returning to peace time Jobs.
The man who thinks that wages ought to be reduced is cutting off his
York. which 59’9“ offers m own nose. \Vagcs W the ”basins power of the nation—Whether
the Revent Theme on WWW". you sell clothes. m, plumbing flxturcc Multan orwhst not you are
lmtemmmmotmgm continuous employment or the
usually mm:- m: ,
mpmd’fileo-I It force when there in plenty of 1
my in W (at: witch ‘.9 big. . .
Natty former emac- now let-nil: rrom the handheld; will not go
hacktothcjohtheylaft. Hinduism to a animation that the
great outdoorllfcwhlchthcybvcw has a more urgent can to
signed the articles of association. pay them than the them. once aid store will and a m enjoyable and prof-
ing 81 initiation fee and agreeing to “mm“mm
pay 50c weekly hereafter. Those who
have not already signed will be re- --
«mired to “like I, ’25 payment I!
entrance fee. Ir. loans can
810 toward thcmndofthc ..
tlon. for which a vote of thanks mi ' '
by?"
elven. The meeting adjourncdto our . 4
vane. anln on next Sunday
nay-ma
wall...
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stir-hr oven-yous worthy. Production and construction
ammumdticmmndutho
match-Mandatmmm tor sup-t
“on u alumnl fellow, has announced
mtbcwinnctbcac‘udldueforrc-
election: Three graduates harebeen
“I“ to w bin—Thom”
=. ”ruthdmdotficw Hav-
on. men, vice-widen or the New'
Haven bank and it. Mt director
of JR American Red Croi- in Siberia.
mm ll. Hormel": of 11848.. of
Pittsbutg. -15., Meat of West-
lnxhousc Electric and mandarin;
committee on univércifir phn- Arthur
R. Kimball, chll of 1877. of Water-
burv editor of the Waterbury Ameri-
can.
‘Thcflnited States government has
granted the clclm of the Bridzeport
5 Brass company for reimbursement on
war contracts. made by the company
for having to comply with the mall-
ed Bridgeport award issued by the na-
tional war labor board, which increas.
ed the wages of labor, according to a
statement by “dor E. C..}‘ltspatrickh
of the Bridgeport ordnance district. It
is the first claim for reimbursement
allowed by the government to a mantl-
facturlng concern because it was oblig-
ed to raise wages to the order of the
Taft-“’alsh labor board, it is said. It
means that Bridgeport manufacturers
will receive about 32,000,000. 3
\Vitb a bullet wound in his right;
temple. and his .38 calibre service n»:
volver lying by his side, Richard Hart-
well Mather.» aged 20 years. a Yale
junior. was found dead at 11.30 o'clock
last night in his room in Houzhton
hall. lie was not mil-sold from his.
accustomed quarters during the dual
until late in the evening. when fellow:
students of his. becmnln: alarmed at
not seeing him in the lull: or coating
and going than his roman. broke open
the door and found him dead on the mode in bum circles today theft
floor. There was no nose or letter
in the room to indicate reason for
suicide. but it Is belieVed his condition
preycd on Mather until it had unbal- .
aneed his mind. he had suffered cl
nervous breakdown and had a few her spouse. was witnessing the parade-
weeks ago been confined in the Yale or one of our returning divisions
infirmnry. His condition was such}
that he had not attended classes 10: got any medals?”
the past two weeks and at times. bis'
companion students say. he was in- you all know dat (late is do moc‘ med-i
cllnod to melancholy and momseneu.
but he had never spoken of su cide.
Muller's patients are not living and
Dean Jones it attempting to find his
home address in Ohio. Mother's army
experiences are said by his fellow stn.
deals to have undermined his. health
Hemamembcrosthc 8.0 T. C.
and mt with the Yale men to Comb
Jackson. He received his commission,
at second lieutenant last September at'
the field artillery otheer‘s traininl:
school at Camp Zachery Taylor.
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SOUND LINERS RETURNING
TO PEACEFUL JOI
Yale and Harvard on Way Home After
‘ War Service.
NEW YORK. May 12.—-Havimr done, «
their war bits ml mine-layers and;
channel troop cartiers. the Yale and}
Harvard—"The twin prides of Long
Island Sound”—which use" to ply
between here and n".6l0n on the
Mctropolitiul line service are comlnq
to this side of the Atlantic to resume.
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the A E. F. on m
expected to not in a few days late
Both are returning an American trau-
”;t“ been backed up into the m: 0‘
t has been nearly live yum gm house. was ctolcu. It. was :
these steamers the“ the waters of the police Saturday min; that
the Eu; fiver WNDWMNQM
and the Sound and his- 0‘ the m, of m. M although
WIT has been made by both of them
1 owner did not know when. It Ve-
n the meantime. Shortly before the missed until mm” ”a“
wtr the stemers were sent to the Pa-l
Deck 82130.3(! Nevins II. c ‘
ciflc count by the way of the Strait of ey notified all the neighboring t“
M180“!!! and operated for a while bo-
wlth the result that word 0.!!! w
at. car lwl been round. awn-fl
tween San Francisco and Lou Angolan.
When the United States entered the
abandoned. near New Canaan. If U.
Var they were taken over by the gum
probably been taken out by I‘
pleasure seekers. who ran out of w»
ernment and because of their superior
speed were fitted up as mine sweeper-tr,
mm, while touring tiw country '1'.
the stolen car. '
\l
and sent across the Atlantic to help
"fence in" the German fleet. After the;
.2:“..i::.:r::..:*::..7::‘:::;:.::::; 14 other
: autos
V
troops across the English Channel.
ENTERS INCURANCE .USINEBS. c
“—— ‘. on every mile of surlacd
i road in the U. $.——in adv
l dit on to your own car!
”Mi Fourteen chances of acci-
' dent tothc milci I400!»
IOO mile.“ - '
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the Firm of John M. Glover
Insurance Ame.
Charles W. hue. who has
manazinx the Glover Insurance Agen-
cy during Mr Glover's absence in
France. will continue permanently In. ever
the insurance business as a member “I
of the firm which will be known as The
c f"
John M. Glover Agency? : _&o Auto [me
Mr. Lane'is a native Norwaih boy; -
and for many years was connected "on ‘71. '7
with the Old Well and antitank-nut l
Cigar Companies, as ofllce “1er
and is well-known and highly respect-
ed among the businemi men of the
Norwalkn.
His association with Mr. Glover.
who entered the insurance backseat
some years ago and has cqpblicbcda
very successful business. fully war
rants the prediction which is being
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