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TODAY’S PROGRAM
ENID BENNETT
In Paramount Picture
'HE LAW OF MEN”
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famous Ferris.
the home of charming little Enid Ben
Duh; the thread of thedstory there
is evidence of much fear from the 01,-,
erations of a renowned detective, whol TWO m." h“ “0.7 A" Mother
is known in crook circles as Ferris. it ‘0 One ""5 at m“ >
develops later. that Nan herself is the The following "on from this-Ecru.
ing‘s New York Sun. will greatly in-
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AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY as this paper can-led an account about
a fortnight ago of the visit of Mrs
Koskinen. coming to this city in com-
pan) with Commlsloner Enright and
a Central Office detectve to see the
baby found by Mr. and Mrs, thomas
Smith of Main street on a West Main
street porch on May 17,
Enid Bennett, Some Sculptrees in,'
“The Law of Men." Fifth Episode of
“The Carter Case."
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‘lf American movie fans could visit
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niches-boson: W‘Vimfi‘ieflm 7
Olin A heal-ch by the detectives
yielded some baby clothes which Mrs.’
iKosklnen said positively were those
her child was dressed in when it dis-
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Mrs. Muzano was taken to the Bwtl
126m street. staton with Joseph De’
Nicola. where under examination she.
said that the child was born to her 111;
May 23. and was a little over two’
weeks old. Mrs. Manono‘s husband?
died from wounds received in France,
in a Brooklyn hospital in Februaryd
1918. she said. Neither the court. nor
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$3331) THE MONEY AND—The girl knew Greenwich
13-1c‘1m'11ds and forwards from A to ism. She knew
e was of that variety of Village denizen that neither
But—It' s a rattling fine story of Bohemian life
nett they would cease to wonder at.
the defmcss of her fingers in moulding
iclay as the sculptress in “The Law of
'Men," the Thomas H. lace-Paramount
picture which will be displayed at the
not her
lief of
greatly attached to the little lad.
the detectives were able to judge be
tween the appearance of a two or a six
weeks' baby. and a call was sent in for
Dr. Robenslein of Harlem Ho.-pzlal.i
The physician gave his opinion that‘
Mrs. Koskinen said the child was
missing baby, much to the re-
:.lrs. Smith. who has giuwn
.- 1. 1'5 greatest Latin quarter.
And Fifth Episode Of
"THE CARTER'CASE” . l:
Replete With Excitement and lion
1-1-1111; Herbert Rawlinson and Margaret Marsh
Latest Pathe NeWs
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ll illizuu Q. Hart The King of Comedians,
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Hale Ham1lton l ‘
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“A ‘ 0319‘ 111 Metro Comedy Treat. ‘ ‘
(.i1 l‘s Husband’ “ n 1
1 .wi 11- -1' -1 mi then did Full Of Penn
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The love storv of a dark-ey ed
scnorita and a red- blooded Am-
cr.ican
1.1.111i‘ul while he was
this great story of
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Five Acts of Vaudeville.
Mutt and Jeff Cartoon.
Topics of the Day.
~11 Sormett Comedy.
LYNNE WITH
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Holmes Travelogue.
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F 'd Saturday 1' ,
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Vaudeville Vaudevdle ’1
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”amp. And Seventh Emsode o1 ‘
“The Red Glove”
0. (it l1 Feature
Geraldine Farrar
‘l1c-Turn of the Wheel" MARIE wALcAMp. _ I
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‘.'AUDEVILLE 0F HIGHEST QUALITY
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With Palace Orchestra
Coming June 16. 17 and 18
THE GREAT NAZIMOVA
In the Greatest of All
“THE RED LANTERN”
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‘ngzen‘t 'l heatre
to marry Adams. Mabcl naiVly uns-
wers that she thought Adams was’go—
ing to marry her. and at that the cook
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2 ‘LODY EXCELL tupe1 ative
‘ a New Regent Orchestra. 3 Ad'l. 11s anmv 11' the phone and re
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2.,1;L53__E_E__1,7c . ' -_ lutns' to say that his mastei is coming
: TOdaV back to dinmér after all. Cook refuse-1
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’ COWStaHCC T'ilmudze tcers. “111111 the master returns she
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A Pathe Weekly
And Comedy ‘
in inserting the ad.
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
Tuesday and Wednesday TUESDAY AND WEDNESD‘
(‘lara Kimball Young
1 ‘1 ilvr Own Company in the Cel-
Clara Kimball Youngs. in
111111141 Stage Success. ‘ Cheaters,'
"Cheating Cheaters" w"
1 11111112; hero find that another l
1 is cheating them. i “C a screen adap
Renting (‘l1eatcrs."
tation of the famous Broadway success1
of the same name. will be presented
at the Regent Theatre. Tuesday and
\Vednesday, by Clara Kimball Young
and Her Own Company Miss Youn’;
is seen in her forthcoming Select Pic
ture as Nan Care; , a member of a fa-
A Travelogue and Comedy
ThiTr—sdav
Evelyn Nesbit
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“Thou Shalt Not"
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Coming
Charles Ray
min—-
“String Beans"
under the family name of Brocktoni
section of New You; and become ac-
quainted v1 ith the wealthy Palmer's
Finally a time comes when Ruth
.Biocltton, alias Nan Carey. is invited
flo spend the night with the Palmers.
A]. Iflf IHEAIRES but instead of making a haul of the fa~
imoue Pnlnici jewels she discovets that
they the paste and that the Palmexs
!also am crooks. At last me situation
is straightened out and the leaders of
the two gun-rs, prepare to form a syndi-
cate. They hold a meeting for file pur-
pose of arranging gplnns when the po
l1ce 1111111111 raid and arrest all the
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1'3‘. ZGENT THEATRE TODAY
Talmadgc in, “A Lady's
' A Pathe Weekly and Com-
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.uicu will again make her
111 a spirk and span new
in 111‘- .l. Solzmck presents
l:- '.'.111- Tin-ntre today in her
an adaptation of
"A Lady’s
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v1:'E~1 11110 appears to be inter-
ll1- invites her to call
, 11 ml have tea with him and
rams. while his master is
Writt'l‘.
Dancing Every Evening
Picnic/Dales Now Open
Sho're‘ Dinners and a-
~la-Carle Sci-vie;
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. 111 11m :11) she. c...'ls to have t“-
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Starring ,
itpplicaut who appeared in aiiswer to.
EPalace Theatre Tuesday
day.
‘cletcr bits of sculpture and pottery
ixvliich are me product of her own in-
dustry.
.eral years ago in Australia, from which
picture
' AT PALACE THEATRE
3Coast?
A de1wml i ofb
151111 there as
:the City.
'.‘:how and th’ horrified slummer some,
immediatelv becomes hysterical and vi:
Y of Dr. “falter K. \Vilkins for the mur-
“Cheating Manning of the Supreme court.
a Travelogue and Com sixty-seven years old and she was
mous band of crooks who are paging;
They establish a home in a fashionable Eat less meat if you feel Backachy or}
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rin the cast will be found \1'12111131— Long.f
injure; maltose rim effervescent
, 1 Mrs. Anna Koeklnen slept last
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'to be near a baby which she believes
to be her 0311 kidnapped Mav 2“ from
its carriage in front of a depar: ment
'lll0st of them were made ser. store. 11 is the only baby that Mrs.
hoskmen has agreed to RCCPD'. al—
though sevcral days ago several and
nurses who accompanied her to Staten
island. where a baby had been found
in a swamp. told her emphatically that
it was here. Mrs. Koskinen has trav-
eled also to Hunter‘s Point and to
South Norwalk. Conn. to look over
abandoned infants. but in all cases she
insisted that these foundlings were
not Oliva Arne Kosklnen.
As the child was only six week.- old
when it disappeared from its carriage.
the difficulty of the identification has
been a problem and is even yet un-
settled. he police had a call yester-
day afternoon from Mrs. Elaine lvonln
of 111 East 1301b street, who said that
there was a baby in the apartment at
that address that might be the’mlssinz
child. Mrs. Koskinen. her husband.
and two detectives went to the house
and were taken by Mrs. Ivonla's direc-
tion to rooms occupied by Mrs. Car-
mela .‘llarzono. The door was thrust
Open and Mrs. Koskinen ran directly
to a new crib in a corner of the room.
Miss Benntll .< home is filled “ith
country she came to Amerirs. A few
are the product of more recent years.
but her time has been so occupied in
mukiu': the last few years that
she has had little opportunity to fol
low her pet diversion.
There is one clever vice of potterv
on Miss Bennett‘s wall which not
of her own makinr. It is the one she
prizes most liichly. he piece is in the
shape of a boomerang with figures of
a graceful gm embossed thereon. ll
was presented to her on the night at
her last theatrical appearance in her
native land, Australia. and carried with
it the significance of the boomerang.—
come back again.
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Barbary Coast Scenes, Important Fest
ures in Wm. S. Hart's New Picture.
“The Poppy Girl's Husband."
What and where is the Barbary
To be exact, there are two.
the child was a! least six years old.; ‘
and thereupon .\l rs. Marzano was for
mally charged with the kidnappinr.r
and De Nicola was held for aiding in
it.
Mrs. Koshinen refused to lcave ”10‘
child last night, and was quartered in
the police jail with a matron who was
officially charged with seeing that,
nothing happened to the infant before
the court arraignment today.
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OYSTER BOAT SKIPPER 1
WAS ROBBED OF 5200
“'hile traveling from New Haven
to Bridgeport. in a train. yesterday
arts-moon. Captain A. J. Dewick. of
Port Jefferson. L. l.. an ouster host
skipper. was robbml of $200 in cash
and :1. clieck‘fur $108.13. The theft
v.31: reported to the Bridgeport police.
Captain Dr—wick was unable to re-
member whether he “as iostled in aé
New listen. and it “as hot until he
reached the station in Bridgeport that,
he missed his bank roll.
LIEUT. soot: oeao.‘
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Smile. 81. who was a lieutenant
the Second Connecticut Heavy Artiln ‘
was formetlv a
Litchfield countv. and had held town
office. His widow and two sons snviime'
The original was the. “Coast of the
of old piratical drive,
The other and more modem is. the un-
‘en F1 anciscn 1
The B31 hm Coast of San Francisco
is comparable only with the old Five
Points in New York or “‘hi'n Chapel
in London. It is. or was—though it is
:1 shodaw of its former;
self — the re'nrt of the worst elcmrut of
Yet some of it'was outward
times saw things that \'.'(‘l‘0 really onlt"
there for his especial bencf it. 1
The new \Hlliam S. liar! pictu'me'
"'The Poppy Girl's. llur'ound," wh‘. 11
will be shown at llw Palace leatrc
Tuesday and “'enesday, is laid partly,
in this section of San Francisco. t is
said to be one of the most dramatic
stories ever suppli-d the star. Juan-2
ita Hansen i< the loading: woman, and “
a famous character of the screen, ‘re—g
centiy released from service in the
army. as Captain bong.
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1 DR. WILKINS' TRIAL BEGINS. ?
l MINEOLA. N Y. .. June 9. ~~Th82trial
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der of his wife at their home at Long
Beach. began today before Justice
He is today, in "The Law of Men."
sixty-five.
The couple returned home on the
' evening of Feb. 27. after a day spent
collecting rents in New York city.
Half an hour later he appeared at the
home of a neighbor and said that she
had been killed by burglars.
HEAVY MEAl [Mills i
HAVE SLOW lllllNElS;
have Bladder trouble. 1
No man or woman who eats meatf
regularly can make a mistake by flush-
ing the kidneys occasionally. says a
well—known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which excites the kidneys.‘
they become overworked from the. pain:
get slusgish and fail to filter the waste '
and posions from the bios-d. then we
get sick. Nearly all rcheumatism, head-
aches, liver trouble. nervousness, dizzi-E
ness slepplessnes-s and urinary dis-'
orders come from slugish kidneys.
The moment you feel a du‘l ache in'
the kidneys or your back nurts or it
is cloudy. offensive, full of
irregular of passage or at-
a {-PnSEi ion of scalding. stop
eating 1119.". t ard gtt' (about four ounces
of Jud Salts fr om any pharmacy take
sediment,
tendcd’bv W'illiam 3. Hart in,
day and “'ednesday.
dummy—unfwm BENN"TT1. 'The Lav of Men
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£13,113“ pull-{r VIE , S , MAR/Tl): Til
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Enid Bennett. Popular Paramount Star will be Seen at the Pa‘aCe Theatrfi
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REAL ESTATTE TRASACTIONS
The following real estate transac- “2 Stanley: Lockwood to :11
lions have bmn recorded in the office Petty. lot and buildings on m
of Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith land road.
during the 1111.1 wcck:
Edward M. Jackson to Roderic: 11!.
Howard and wife, lot and building at
1?? Elm street.
Marion Church to Gleason & Beets.
"“0““ “ll”? ”‘31de ”1" "‘31“ at land on the Danbury and West Rocks
roads.
Sally
ery. lor on Springwood avenue.
Charles H. “'oods
NEW MILFORD. June 9.—Dav1d 132.; Kendrv
111 more street.
Martha A. Chinery and Georgians.
ten in the Civil War, died today. He Chinerv
commissioner 0’ buildings on Quintard avenue.
H P Brooks and wife to Margaret
E. Burns land and buildin on East
utenue ‘3 work in the colon nulls here
vaa‘k Sa\ing\ Society to Elsie after a shutdown of three wee!!!
Palace Theatre, Tues~
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fore breakfast and in a. few days your
liidncrs your kidneys wil: not fine.
This'famous 511111.; is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice. com-
bined with lithla. and has been used
for generations to flush and stimulate
the kidneys al 1o, to neutralize the acids
in urine so it no longer causes irrita-
tion, thus ending bladder mines.
Jed Salts is inexpensive and cannot
endprettyticldng, $21.00
CORINTH!
Connecticut Bedding Store
37 WASHIGTOI sneer
sndsavemoney. smmm rolledge, entrain“,
Kcstenbaum buildings and
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FURNACE
How long does a barrel ofpo
13.0135 last your family? Not very
lo:1g.cspecially if the family as a
large one. Nevertheless you are
\ cry careful to buy from a reliable
and known dealer.
A good furnace should last
a life time. It is safest there ore
to buy a standard furnace made .
by a trustworthy manufacturer.
STAMFORD furnaces have been
made since 1861. They are of the
most durable construction, and
alwavs give satisfaction, None
are better.
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F011 SALE 31:
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Comer North Main and West Sts
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Main strc‘.
Corneilia. A Kroger and m
Sle‘ums to Thomas F Silk,
two acres- on Fillow street.
Robert Josclovsky to Fred.
Hodge: lot and buildings on
street.
Emma F. Carroll to Ella 11W
land on Faix'fiold’avenne.
Gleason & Beers to Willis: '-
lot and buildings on High 11M
Frederick 0. liamord to m
Gus‘tai‘ason. lot and buildings on
avenue .
S. lletfs to John A. Monagom-
to George W.
. lot and buildings mi Syca-
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OOTTON MlLLS RESUME w
NET“ BEDFORD, 3111183., Juno
Thirty thousand operatives
to has M. Mead. lot and
n s‘rike of engineers for n “no
Crease. \Vages will be adjust“ 7 .
Iote on
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Hosiery
Cool. Bcot Silk Hose, black, white
and colors; all sizes; the famous
“Onyx” brand.
Special 851: pr.
A: above price, these are most un-
usual value.
8 WASHINGTON 81'.
(out,
GIRLS’
Coats 8: Capes
$5.98
Thai formerly sold up to 515
Ladies’ and Misses’ Cam
$10
Value upto 525
All sizes.
Stylish Summer
Skirts and Dresses
Are Here at Moderate Prices
Norwalk Chronicler