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v'>l Comedy Ever.
Holmes Travelogue.

Thursday
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Hale Hamilton

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ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
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REGENT THEATRE, THURSDAY J

Evelyn Netbit, in “Thou Shalt Non"
A Ford Weekly and Mack Sonnet:

Because a minister sought out a fall-l

on girl rescued her and took her to her
parents, into his choir and his home.
his congregation deserted his church
This is one of the powerful scenes in
Evelyn \‘esbits latest \Vil‘i'lamI Fox phi)
toplay “Thou Shalt Not.” which will
be shown for the first time Thursday
at the Regent theatre. It is a play of
heart and home. of tremendous
strength. of a :tragedy taken from real
life.

Evelvn .\'esbit is seen as a young. in-

nocent choir singer. who is led astray
by a man under promise of marriage.
He lures be: into shame, only to de-
sert her. The picture reveals the path-
eIiI: helplessness of young innocence
held in the clutches of a man‘s selfish
and brutal pou er. It reveals a moth-
ers‘ sonow. a father‘s mistakes. and
10 aches a powerful lasting lesson.
. Miss Nesbit ne3 (II has ‘done more an
pcaling or convincing acting than she
does in this exceptionally fine photo-
plav.

AT PALACE THEATRE '
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY.

l
I
:Popular William 8. Hart in', “The Pop-
: py Girl‘s Husband," .with Juanita
I Hansen in Leading Feminine Role.

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In “The Poppy Girl's Husband."
which will i‘e displayed at the. Palace
Theatre today and tomorrow, \‘l’. S.
Halt. the star in pictures introduced
of Thos. ll. lncc
i9 suportcd by a most notable cast of
players Juanita Hansen. knonn as
one of the moat beautiful women ol
the screen. appears In the leading fem-

inine role “bile ('apt. \Valter Loni: late

of the U. S. A11113 has the part of 808-.

ton Blacltie.

Little Georgie Stone. who was so

successful in the pail of the little Belg

gian boy in (. B De Mi.'. e's Artcraft
picture. “Till I Come Bar? to You"

33111 be seen as the son of the star
who has the role of a convict. parted
from his wife and child to serv e ten

» years in pr1~on

Fred Still" in the hea33' part gins
a fine per-.I‘ounancc and David lx‘irbv
33 ho onI' o in. '1.Ibitod the Barbary Coa.‘ t
of San I-‘I'Inmsco 33"hcie the scenes
ll' id. has the. IoI‘C- of ‘lon‘

1.\ P llltlnil}
na Kid.
Power an-l 1'.o\'elt‘.a' are the two biz
feature-t ol' Ill‘.‘ pictute. ll diffeis from
most Ilz'nt '1'. cturcs jot it has all th' '
dramatic :IItngth and emotional qual—
ity ot‘ l1i< be~t “ork.

AT THE PALACE THEATRE
THURSDAY.

Hale. Hamilto '2, or Get Rich Quick Wal-

lingford in. “Full of Pep."

llale Hamilton noted on the etaue
and screen has added another leaf to
his. chapter of success in “Full of
Pop." 21 thrilinc Metro nulodiamaticv
(onwdv which will be \lll)\3 11 at the
I aim l‘ l~lu .m o- TI. lll‘StlllY

Mr. Ilalnil on is known as one o. t“ -
formnoat leading mccn of the stage and
attained international fame in ‘(lot
Rich Quick \\alli11_"for."d a perform-

 

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.. PECENT THEATRE
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY.

George and his Rov a1 Household after
.havlng had a long: and successful 14.111
: in London.

i Like oth. 1' distinguished stars of the
Istage Mr Hamilton desiied to t1) the
His success was instantaneous
appearing as leading man
Allison in ”The \Ylnnin;r or
he 33' as made a star in his
lie was starred in “Fi3e
Johnny on the
and “After his

screen.
and after
with Ma)
IlealriI-e.‘
own light.
Thousand an Hour."
Spot." “That‘s Good."
own llcart."

Mr. llainilton was born in Chicago
and educated at Shattuck ‘.\Ii‘.iIaI':.'
Academ3 and the University of Michi-
gan lle ha; touch tile vr'mld in manv
pxoductions mnonz which was "Got
Ra: ll (2' lick ~\.' allingford"

._.___.___,_———-—'_
MR. TAFT AT ELMIRA COLLEG
ELMIRA. .\‘. Y., June lit—William
VII. Taft will speak tomorrow at the
“CHVMCSNOS Commencement exercises of Elmira
a

. . . College.
.—1. . \onnll. 1:1 the

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South Norwalk. Conn.

-'»‘)1II Young. in “cheating

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. :lI' patrons of this city
.111.» I :1 rare treat today and
' 11 (‘Iarn Kimball Young

‘ I ('IIIIIIIunv seen in
'L-«I I’Lizure. “(Treatinu
:‘11 lt'Lil‘lli theatre. This
{11.13241 ot‘ .\Iax .\l‘arcin‘s
of the same
'I - i‘il\ the adventures of
.11: l3'l‘11l'3‘.‘.'~ how to mix

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:II‘IA-r which
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' Nan is invited
home. but in-

hiul that the

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l’ltilllr'l' jewels nl‘a
'.‘z~-ir “it‘ll-"rs are ai~'0
'11I1 m-I'o planning to

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Dancing Every Evening
Picnic Bales lilow Open

3 Shore Dinners and a-
Ia-Carte Service

-1:.‘I_3 1-1' the lival ganSS
1'---'pc-'-Ii3'e leaderS.
in: for the purpose.
‘ -‘. joint eradicate, althoush,
'71" 1- leul of the reported- ‘ 95"
.-'l lllr' nuighborhnod cg; '
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IMPATIENTLY AWAIT
GREAT NEW CIRCUS

Ringling Bros. and Barnum a Bailey
Combined Show: Amos Keen Inter-
est Hero.

“Circus Day.“ the big nolidav for
which young and old lmpatientlv wait
at this particular season promises to
eclipse all other events of the calendar
year at Stamford Saturday. June 28.

It would seem as though everybody
In this locality were planning to at.
tend. The very name of the great new
circus-'Ringling Bros and Barnum 8:
Bailey Combined—has been sutficient
to arouse far more interest than has
ever before been shown in the comin'z
of any amusement enterprise. Any
word from the inglin: Brothers. whv
are the directors of this gigantic super-
clrcus. is to the effect that those who
attend the performances will witness
the greatest rionram ever presented' In
America. This is likewise true of the
mammoth stieet parade 33 he): will
positively take place showdav morninz
the mammoth menazerie and all el=c
connected with this biggie-t of all
amusement institutions. The famousI
snowmen bar I.) made a complete sur3' cy
of both the great circuses and merged

:the fineSt and best of each into one.

Hundreds upon hundreds of perform'us
will a; near in the gigantic maintcnt

There 33 Ill he s- mos upon mores: of
the clev'eicst dumb actors. 9. gors-
eous13' contumed pagean. of stupen-

.dous size 33ill or on the prozram G" 'Wt’
'companies of charm-.ters- representing
stm' ies of fable and nurs-

the best-lov oil
There will he

cry lorr- 33'ill appeal"
splendid and many moups of beauti-
ful horses in jeweled lt'appin'rs. The
army of clowns exceed all part records
for fun and numbers. All contribute
to tho bigzect circus in history.

Advance of the Hungarian
Soviet Troops in Czecho-
Slovakia Causing Trouble

(Continues. from Page Una).
combination oi nations 331th RI IS-
lermatrv and the iormt'r Ger-
manic allies taking the leading!
roles. It is felt in some quarters
that it would be easier to (b- -al 33' MI
tut-1 111.1113 its .1 lllt' -'111bI-1 ot the Ima—
"111- than it she I'em.1inel on: side.

’Ibe 'IIII'kNI (lib-nation eIII'outc
to !' rnme on board a l‘ n .11 ll wai-

:hip is ‘o hill )1 .Ir beiore the I vac-e
(‘ on I-I-cne lllt‘l‘t'l\' in an llti\i\(1i\
l‘ apm it}: and its members will not
In considered as Illt‘lllp ItI utiarhw

The national eoinenliou oi the
\Iaynitv Socialist l’artv oi Her-
many \\ .13 due to meet 1i \\1'11II.1I
tI-Il;1\ 'll‘IIN fiixt merit 11I_r oi the
1)‘.l'1\'\lllt'(‘ it took control oi the
«gun llllllt'lli is expected to lva-
t'o'siIlt-‘l‘nlllelIInl'ilIgon I'111'eiI,:III'-e
la in ‘.N :IIid Internal attair.‘

l' l'I il l l_\. “111111.13 June III.—
."I l‘." death 33'.1.< anuoum I ll tml:1_3 of
Admiral 3on Ilolm' ndorlt head oi
the (lo-r1111 III He he Iral .\ :13 3 Stall
(llll'lllL: 111(le ot ill“ 31" .211 llt' re-
llit'tl Inst :\ll‘..'ll\l.

Admiral III-unionI \"Illl llIlllZ“ll-
'(lori'l beI'zImI"lI.'.IIl oI' lilt' .\'aval
(it‘IH‘l .Ii \tnfi’ in .\epteulber. l‘ll').
and exve pt ior two 1111111 ‘IIs in the
summer oi llllli. in III that position
until August llll a. lie 11:15 .1 firm
believe! in the ow ul' submarines
and 33.1.3 decor an «I in 1'. ll? for that
uork.

PARIS June 10. -Tliel ("ouncil
o’t'l' our met totim: amid .111 tll‘ll]0\-
pherc oi (‘Ull\lllt'l ra. ‘Ilc pcs‘innx'm
over the Iar 201' one»- ions of peace-
makinw 33itl1 (leimam' xtill un-
solved. it is understood tlitltJ’l'e-
mier (‘lcmenI'I-au has not nuncd
from his position against any mod].
fie' itiou of the peace terms.

1\o set ‘tlcmcnt oi the
question or that t"0111eriiiiig the"
Polish 31 (‘3lt‘lll frontier has been
I‘Piltwllt‘ll It is stated that the Sil
csiau problem is tied up with the
difficult) of Iioldin a plebiscite
for the pill'paxt‘.

(‘llillS'I‘l.\.\'I_\. June 10 —An
I-xti'z'midinary national cunfcrcnzc
of the Labor 1’.Irt3' it h III-1 larcd
adhesion to the “Third Inter-
national of )lI><I'..1W
resolutions to telegraph
Lenino
Russia. that tie ("onf'reuce i11-
_:s’ists that the (lo3't'1'1111n-nt estab-'
hail the right of d‘i:i'llllll for politi-:
cal reiugeen. '

The I't'<111111i11.~' dim «ate that
the t ‘Iinfcreni- c :Idlicrt s to the doc
Iat'ation (I; .1 blathmle against
CUMITIIII‘ and umermnvuts at-'

aI'kinI' Soviet Russia. and con-

393' the Lope t‘sI". t no Nor“ ci gig-mf
workers “iii a=si<t trade in \ortlr
Russia, Finland the Baltic pro-V.
\‘inccs or other countri cs 33'hicllf
are being used as
tions against Russia. :

PAPIS June 10 (Have). -Tl1e
signing: of the peace treatv by.
German3 before July 1 and its
ratification by the various parli-i
aments before August 1 are pre-
dicted today by the Echo de Paris.

Sid.

\ilesian

.\'ikolia

.the Germans, it thinks will be to

replace the Scheidcmann Govern-

ment by another in case the pre- reparations committee authorityi
determines not to arise the amount of the annual Men Who Made. sacrifice. Won't Per-
payments by Germany. should her.

sent government
to sic'n the terms.

VIENNA. Monday. June-9 As-
sociated Press) .-—The Aust an
government tonight was prepar-
ing its answ er to the peace terms.
It 15 understood that the reply will
be evasive.

BERLIN May 17 (Correspond-
ence of The Associated Press) _—
Gen. Friedrich A. J. von Bern-
liardi under the title “K'Iiser
\V ilhelm and Responsibilitv for the
\V'ar. ' declares that the former
exupoenr \ only guilt was In not
beginning the 33 ac earlv enough,
when his opponents 33 crc not
(I [nipped and takes the 3'1c33 point
in fa3or of preventive warfare

[lo .33.. oI' the k8l5t‘”: “ lo the
lust 1.1(211111t lI'. believzci Russia
Would .~:ur1'1-I'.Ilcr its inimieal in-
tentimh and EII'IlzInIi would not

take pail in the fiI'lItinI'. lll this
belief be to 'o'Iat'd to tlin- end
and mllv 33lill (liil‘iC'llh could he
be liltllllt‘ll to take up the gaunt-
let that had been thrown (1113311 to
him."

Zl'RH‘II. Sunday. Juno S,—
Brit-52'. one of the German wit-
1105.305 at the trial of the 25‘ men
who are I-lmrIzI'Il with plotting ~11;
nuarl'i 1i1' nprixin': in ital". 31 d" at
tat ketl Iml..\' bv italian aIIarI' 'liis. s.
Ills skull “.\‘ injured and .\cvel‘al
ribs were fractured. lie is not ex-
pected to recover. I

Dr..\‘tae111pI-l_\'. Swiss attorney-
gei'.11ral told the court that (lor—
many hoped for a universal revoo
lIItiou. beginning: on Swiss soil.

BERLIN. Sunday. June 9 (As-
sociated l’l‘t‘sslr—Tllt‘ ('ouditu-
tional emncntion has completed
llx (-niniIlo-ratioii of a hill 1- rent: :13:
a Ktntc court 31'1i'l1 3"11113 Irv
thme :It‘t'llkttl of starting. limfztii‘
(mint: and losing: the \I.":II. ll will
be lllt‘nt'lllttl in tlie\'.1tion.1l .\s'
sembly soon.

The measure provides for a
committee of fifteen members of
the National Assembly to investi
gate the politiea II and military
leader [\lllll oi the eounlrv prior to
and (lining: the war and requircsWW
the u'meinmiut to produte any
(lilt‘lllllt"ll~ needed at the tr ial. De-
liberatioux of the coutt 311m 'Ii be
secth and ther 0 would be no ap-
pI'nI i'Iom its vet'IliIt.

"The p Iople demand an explan-
ation .l.\‘ to 33I1n i3 Igmitv for the
31.11' 3i l13' it “ax not ended earlier
and ‘llII‘.lIl‘l' the b.1letul result
could not have been paI'Il_3 or
wholly avoided." .~ :13‘ s .1 statement
by the convention. 'Il;i~ is the
task «vi a .\lnl'.‘ court. 'zlthouit it
can render no filial 3'.-whit be
cause it ix unable to tile
Ill'tlli\'t‘\ of to her t'llllllll‘iIS' par
tieipntingr in lllt‘ “ill' ‘

lel-I‘ .1l .\oItiIei'n Liloii Mon-
day. lum- 0. —— \lliI'Il M'.t}llllll(’\ at-
tacked four olxltt 3' Ik craft on
Lake Ullt‘L'n. sulltll Ill lII't‘I' . \I'~lt'l-
(lay. 'llm llllllllin (l:='l pp VII in th:
winplam-x did not hit the 811‘ \llt‘
3ik bo.1t~. but the machine gum
carried b_\' the aircraft raked the
decks of the lake boats and si—
lenced the anti-aircraft guns which
3'.. re mounted there. The Bolshe—
3ik flotilla tied and were pur<ued
for a great distance. 0119 allied
plane returned to its base reload-
ed bombs and ioined the others in
the pursuit. After the engage-
n1cnt.'III the allied mat-Ilium rc-
turned.

PARIS. June 10.—-—Thc plan for
reparations which is now proposi d
in the t muu- -il of Four aceorIIInI:
to Mar 1"1 Ilutin. ot' the Echo de
Paris cousins. first in sclzing (lo--
man liquid assets to the value of

25..()tltltltl0.()il0 francs: second in
leavi-iIr .1 margin of t3\o 3'ca1's so
that an accurate idea of the cc ono-
mic and financial situation in Go"-
man3' may be gal Izued third. in e\.
acting. .Iftcr too years p13 [pent
on account of 121.000.000.000

' i

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' and passed‘

the llolshovik Premier of

ba. es of opera-f
l

francs in go
curities2 and,

or negotiable se-
urth, in giving the

capacity to pay increase.

TALESMEN ARE DRAWN FOR
TRIAL OF MRS. GILLIGAN

WII Be Arraigned for Second Time on
Capital/Charge Thursday.

MIDDLETO‘W1\ V June lO—‘i‘ales-
men f1 om among “horn will be mawn
a Jur) in the case of Mrs. Mai-3' Ar-
cher Galliran. to be retried on the
charge of murdtr of Franklin An-
drews Were diawn yesterday. Judge
Frank D. Hainss took the bench tor
Judge lit-c1191: One hundred and fift3
men were drawn from the jury list of
fourteen towns in .\liddicsex county
Old Saybronk failed to send in a list
Sheriff B. C. Thomp on yesteruny at
ternoon began in the
talesmen, (our: will open today and
then adjourn until Thursday. when
MW. Gilligan will be placed on trial
for her life :1 :1 com! time.

summoning:

Til" case
came here on charze of 3cnuc.

STEAMSHIP BERMUDIAN IN PORT.

.\'EVI' YORK. June lI).——'l’he British
Steamship Bermudian. formorl': in the
New York-Bermuda pasmnzcr service.
arrived here today, halina been acci—
dentallv sunk in the harbor of Alexan-
dria in Februa'ry. lots. She brought
1,700 homefloing Jamaican troops

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—Tr3' a Sentinel “'ant Ad.

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Connecticut Bedding Store

Tel. 988—4.

and save mone'i. A Silk Floss Mattress, roll edge, extra heavy

and pretty ticking, $21.00.
Combination Roll Edge . . . . . .

We make over Mattresses and Box Springs very reasonable.

Hosiery

and colors; all sizes;

“Onyx" brand.

usual value.

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Coats & Capes

$5.

That termerly

Ladies” and Mlsses’ Capes
$ 10

Value up to $25

I ATLANTIC CITY, N. .1. June to.—

Special 8 9 pr.

At above price, these are mo est un—

86 WASHINGTON 8T.

“—-

uuon wear? Tot-EMT! i
rvmmuv, vows. noun”

ml: Ideals to Be Buried.

T31'ann3'. whether it be In the politi-
cal or industrial life of the " action.
would not be tolerated by organized
labor. Samuel Gompers said at the
convention of the American Funera-
tion 'of Labor yesterday.

"Men and women shed their blood
and made great sacrifices during the
war because they were fighting for
principles and ideals," he said. "Now
that the war has been won, the Work-
t‘rs—-the bone and flesh of the nation
intend those principles and
idrah shall be lost sight of."

A n10 sate from President Wilson
wa: real

It mil trilu'e to Mr. Gompers and
the work he had accomplished for the
I unity in genezal and the workers In
particular. .

-—don't

RUTGERs COLLEGE DEGREES.

Bill .\'S“ ICK, .\'. .l.. June 10.—-Hon-
orary degrees were awarded to Rut—
gers today. as follows:

Master of S‘cienckMajor-General
Viilliam Wcigel. commanding the 88th
Division.

Dncmr of Science~LleuL~00L Wal-
ter A Sherwood. M. D.. ’96.

liocmr of l.a3vs~l)avld F. Houston.
secretary of agiicult-ure: Alan H.
Strong. '74. general counsel for the
Pennsylvania Railroad; Robert C.
Pru3'n. '69. of Albany, NY

TO THE

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Cool Boot Silk Hose, black, white
the famous-

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All sizes

Stylish Summer

Skirts and Dresses
Are Here at Moderate Prices "

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EVERY Truck emf
Should Read This
Letter

From the Sterling Motor
Freight Corporation at
Albany, running dehy-
freight service between
Albany and New York:

“Our operations call for
the very best tires tint
we can buy. We have .
experimented with four ’
of the leading makes of '

tires. and of these but

found GOODRIGH DI ' '

LUKE TRUCK TIRE?~
the best investment w-
have made in tires.

“1 have just taken 0! I.
set of Goodrich the!
that gave over 233»?
miles. I am 30:“ ng
put them on the rear of
one of our pickup tmcu'

“We believe that the high ;
profile De Luxo Tire it
the only tire for ‘
g'ocd of the truck. and
gives a greater mil".
per gallon of gasoline.
with fifty per cent. more
wearing surface." '

Gould anything be
convincing?

We Sell and Apply
De Luxe Tires

S. L. BENEDICT .

73 North Main Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.