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SPECIAL MUSIC BY PALACE ORCHESTRA
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THURSDAY
Vivian Martin in
An innocent Adventuress
\'.\lTl)EVILLE THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SAT-
URDAY ‘ ‘
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struggle is the romance of Blanche
‘ and the young. missionary.
This picture will be repeated today
'iand tomorrow.
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- THE PALACE THEATRE _
TODAY AND TOMORROW
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
7 sw'mmhed Actress Plays' in “The, TODAY AND WEDNESDAYi
“757; Lin-3"”. at the Palace Thea. Blanche Bates and Hobart Bosworthl
Constant
stow, this actres
Drama,
“THE BORDER
LEGION”
A Classic of the West!
Featuring the Noted Stars,
BLANCHE BATES
wand-e
HOBART Boswoarn a
action,
MATINEE, in.
Today and Wednesday.
«Zane Grey’s Masterpiece Actiom
Thursday
The Noted Comedienne.
MABEL NORMAN D
In Her Delightful Rurar Comedy,
“THE PEST”
l Mack Sonnett Comedy
Ford Weekly
Friday
The Popular Actor.
William Farnum
—i n—
“For Freedom”
Can a convict come back?
Comimr! !!
Norma Talmadge
‘ ‘The Probation Wife ' ‘
picturesque
scenery, and a. girl's influence in
the days of law‘less ’49.
A Picture One Never Forgets!
A Travelogue and Comedy
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lmany for launching the war and
of
ion Monday night, fails to make
material alteratiousin the funda-
‘Therc are some concessions. but
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. 23’ by:the treaty. '
PARIS, June 17 (Hangs—One
Iof the German delegates to the
Peace Conference is quoted by the
’Echo De Paris today 'as declaring
before he left with the other mem-
day Eveni ” . ,. "~' i
6:49 P. M. p. .
(Continueo Prob? Ease One)
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@2111 delegation , will
sign. he declared, because she
knew that the heads of’the allied
governments were in perfect ac-
cord onzthe consequences willow
mientai features of the
treaty.
they a 1 car to be of a rather min-
or natiigc compared with the dc- “‘9 terma. and that “we”. had
mands made by the Germans, in boongivenfor the advance in that
their countcr-proposals. One of t”Neutron June 24, of an allied
the principal concessions is the new 0£ 600,000 111911. .
admission of Germanv tn the The “GWEN???” ”day unam-
League of Natinng “in. the PM?“ mousiy express approval of the
' " strong memorandum Premier
f t ~ " 'f sh fulfill- 1 u" -
figs: 1 0 “Jazz; '33 Clemenceau addreslsed to
A notabil- feature of the allied G
re iv was the coverin lc‘ter bv .
p ‘ g ‘ ' smus were made. but they are one
Premier ("lean-ocean. president of. . , . _
the Peace ("oxigress. which was a 1n cxpressmg belief that the. Get-
scathing arraignment of Ger- mans, faced as they are by the
universal desxrc for peace and
with their knowledge of the super-
lcundneting hostilities so ruthless- . . . .
'lv. it pointed out that the Gear “int-v 0f the “11's? .forces. in"
man people supported the war and “I"? the treaty wm‘m the “me
hunt. ”a |
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.As “The Pest" in a small town
7 wins lasting fa-
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1 in, “The BordersLegion,” a Travel
M e i ogue and‘a Comedy
" ‘~ ‘1‘“ distinguished Russian _. It meant (loath for any Rocky Mount-
ain prospector to event attempt
. . the: attraction yesterday at
._n Theatre, in the powerful
Th.- Red Lantem." She was
:. dual role. playing both Mah-
Eurasian, and Blanche. the
' _ girl. The roles are of such
different character, that it was
ing to think that one woman could
irav them both.
As Mahlee. 'Nazlmova was supreme“ L
‘picting the passionate and inscrut-
le daughter of two races—the child
‘ an Enziisli father and a Chinese
Hilf'l‘——\\'liOF€ instincts. traditions
i emotion: surge in’ constant con-
:fimaking of her a mental outcast,
Irwin: to neither race.
E‘i.~- rim-y reaches dramatic heights
ed at the Recent theatre today
\\'9tlii£‘:~‘ ay.
after the plunderers, but no one
them ever returned to camp. A thrilling
scene in "The Border Legion" is illus-
‘ txativeof the free rein the «bandits had
in the days of forttyonine.
Joan Randall (Blanche Bates) is en-
to I gaged to Jim Cicero.
trail a band of desperadoes n the days : break with him because of hi§ shitt-
when gold came fastest. as Zane Gl-ey'lcssness. Jim seeks revenge by join-
so vividly describes it in her gi‘il‘ping‘ ing a bandit ban-d. that has long prey.
story, “The Border Legion." a pictur-lcd on the mining camp. The follow-
izatiou of which Starring Blanche Bates; in" day the pony expréss is held up and
and Hobart Bosworth. will be _prescnt-;robbed of a fortune in gold. J03“ ‘8
and'heartbroken at the news that Jim has
lbecome a bandit. and accompanied in
For years these wolves of the \‘l’est :one of the miners sets you! on horse-
have plied their nefarious trade with-.back in Search of him.
out four of being: apprehended. Thel'edhey are stopped at the point of a gun
were sheriffs who dared to give chaueby Jack lKelis, leader of the thievin:
oi border legion.
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She is forced to
On the, way
REGENT THEATRE THURSDAY
n vim unhappy girl finds: that he:- . l , , _. _____.! Mabel Normand m, "The Pest:" I
wax Hood is an insurmountable bar-j ‘ Ford Weekly and Mack Sennett Conn
iv-‘iVTF-i'n a young‘m'issionary whom I edy. '
Mabel Normand‘s newest Goldwyn
, inn-s and herself. and and that al-
v:.-h he is powerfully atttracted to
this difference of race can never
~-~:~mi~.iv». “'ild jeolousy grips her
‘. :w wally loves her half-sister,
, law. (also played by Nazimova).
‘: in a frenzy he agrees to the pro-
.l of Sam Vl’ang, who loves her,
' “mom she hates. to go with him
‘ ‘=.-~d Iii" yellow races in an upris-
....nn.<t the whites. She assumes
hillbllp title of the Goddess of the
3 lrnw-x'n, which thrills the people
wnzmo religious frenzy. and they
v. in to exterminate the “foreign
wistful
jority.
'iws remorse seizes her for;
.- i1a< done, and at great risk‘
\ n life. she tries to save those,
{mix-nix" race whom she loves.: ‘ . ~ . . .
, . a-i occurs when the girl reaL‘ NAZ iM OVA in
. :1. . belongs to neither people; “THE RED LANTEPN"
-. x ~-'.'c-I' hope for happiness with; Nazimova in “The Red Lantern” will
her.
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Picture is "The Prat.”
the Regent theatre
bids fair to cause cales oi‘ hearty iaurh-
tor, with a catch in the throat now and
then when the vivacious star becomea
“The Pest" is'
a happy combination of all the elc-z
ments that go to please that vast ma-
Thoae who adore ‘Mabel Nor-'
inland will delight in watchingihe protz-' ”... ——- ”we
ress of Puckeis through a maze oi’I
laughable situations which take
from the farmyard to the mansion of
the county judge. She is supposedly:
the daughter of a shittless couple who
impose all kinds of laborious duties onf
One is guiding the primitive fer-f
ry which they control, a task which
brinea about many amusing‘situationa
although Puckers‘ passengers are in
,imminent peril of more' than one old
ducking-
‘ all s an old rin
be repeated at the Palace theatre today, 01112:: 2:22; trlfdgéloles ii: a party that
sthe serious element in the story is
i The jud'szc a: whogc
Ehome the dance is given Cbseri’cs :,he
gring "and it recalls many things
' first made known.
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and pathetic.
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PARK
South Norwalk. Conn.
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Dancing Every Evening
Picnic Bales New Open
‘ mixers and: a-
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Thursday. and it
her
to
-—Mayers' Dixie Jazz Tier: 1. Thurs!
’day evening, Roton Point Park. Admis~
[sion 50 cents.
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that the “peace of justice" de-
manded must be one of juatice not
only for Germany. but for the nth. , ,
er peoples of the. world, iof Five met this afternoon and;
itook up consideration of the 1-9-1
maining clauses in the peace terms‘
uvith Austria. The Council likewise.
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manv was still Ill 1 noran of he considered other matters requl '-‘
' g N t Its attention before the departure
revised peace terms today the . .. .
authorities declaring they 'wcrc 0f Presuieni “risen tonight for!
yet utterly in the dark. They had his trip to Belgium. ,
not bccnahie to form any judg- LONDON. Juno 17___Thp North'
{nenidai‘ to hg‘; ti]; .fmal tell'ms Russian General Staff dirl'cting:
vou s apcu y ctr pcrsua o ' ' ‘ d 9.“
the Ententc press. which one day operationn against Petrogra r i
would contain reports favorable the Gulf of Cronstadt. mm
to Germany and the next day have ‘ of Petrograd, to be on fire, accord;
the opposite trend.
. ling to a Helsingfors dispatch to .9
'lhe correspondent has learned the Daiiv Mail which was filed on
0" gm“ authority. h""°""- ”lat.Sunda\'.. Seven Boisehvik war-7
the most important point “5 re» ships have hoisted the white flag:
gard‘s the treaty, m German opin- the dispatch statea. and will sur-g
ion. is that ofa plebiscne In the render to the British squadron'
9‘3“- “M ”"1." f“? [pper slie-“W“!operating: in the Gulf of Finland.
PARIS. June l7.—The (‘ouncii'
\VEIMAR. Monday. June 16. 3
p. m. (Associated l‘ress).-—Gcr-
’ but for the entire eastern section Sgwml forts ncar the Fortress of
covered by the original terms. a“‘lCronstatilt also have raised the
that a free vote of the (icrmaniwhite fiat!- it is said:
population in East and “'05! PruS-I The capture of the Fort of?
4—.
Clearance Sale Ends Tomorrow
The Great! Clearance Site of the William P. Beer: stock.
which opened Saturday, one-s the most phenomenal price con-
cessions. The throng of mapper: who filled this store Satur-
liiiy’ were astonished at the marvelous values offered in all
es.
Anyone appreciating a genuine bargain should not fail to i
attend this sale tomorrow. You will and here everything you
need in the-shape of fitting: for your desk at home or office and
at prices that cannot be duplicated.
There are great reducti ma on carbon paper, typewriter
paper, ink, etc., that should not be overlooked.
We are closing out our books, and it is a wonderful oppor-
tunity for anyone interested, to buy books suitable for both
youngde old. There are still a few boys' and girls’ books to
be he .
There is yet a. chance t‘ find some
Rust Graft line, suitable for gifts.
Tomorrow will positively be the last day of this great-sale.
Do not wait. F. L. HAMILTO‘fi
49 Wall Street.
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which by White Guards. min
pedantic-om Stockhoha. yester-
day, Wm; it is quni-d. enabii the .
North Russian force to strength-
en its thrust against Peter-ho! and
advance quickhron a wide front.
ingxthe" ‘
prisoners an 87 cannons.
would follow a refusal to accept Czech forces. under command or
General Hennocque. of the French
army. have begun a counter-afloa-
sive against the Hungarian Soviet ,
troops, and: have captured several
Villages after ten iiiiurs of fighting.
according to 3 Prague
received here.
(“1 fl . g f “if?" erai‘mxim guns and a quantity of
rrmau “ erotica. .,oine 0 “ "fannnunitiml are ”iii“ to hove fall.
"ng that “Hm" "f H“) "mm" en into the hands (if-the Czechs.
‘are here purely in the capacity‘of
PM“ the FONN‘SS 0f Omnmadt.Mi-an-ivcd one by one. The Turks.
: socialion that July 1 was that a}
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fl ‘ . . _ A Special Attraction .of which was made public in Paris gn p a ° ' e wou North Businnfoaehuhm dot:
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GENEVA, Monday, June- is.—
dispatch
Two cannon. sev-
Thc \Yar Minister of Cneeho- ,
Slovakia has decided to increase
the army to 14,000 officers and
2403.000 men. “
PARIS. June l7.—-'l‘he 'Coun‘cil
of Ten of the Peace Conference re»
ccived the Turkish peace-mission
in the clockroom of the. Qt“;
d'Orsay this morning. The Turk
ish delegation. headed by Damn?-
Ferid Pasha, the Grand Vizier, mo
tored from Vaucresaon acomp'an-
ied by French officers.
The - Ottoman representatives
experts. and today’s meeting WI!
for the purpose of setting forth
tie Turkish situation to the con
fercnce’. " ‘
.. The meeting was quite inform
air. The members of the Council
were clad in conventional mot-air:
clothes, and wore fences. "'
The meeting. which was secret
lasted an hour. At its close, the
Turksh representatives returner“
to Vaucresson under cohort.
The enemy status of the Mon
was empha iced by its entering
through an departing by difier—
‘ent doors from the members of the
Council. ’
BREST, J uue l7.—-“Onc Ameri.
can soldier was tilled, two an
dying and over one hundred oth
era are. injured as the result of the
collapse of a Knights of Columbm
but at“ ’Pontanczen. last night
while a boxing match “as i'
prugresa, ' ‘
PARIS. June 17.~—lt is antici-
patcd generally that the Germans
will ask for an extension of time
in which to reply to the final
peace conditions The quest, it.
is believed. will be baéfi on the
fact that thc (icrmans were given
only one revised copy of the
treaty. \
RUNS. June 17.—Marshai
l-‘och. General Biiss'and other mili.
tary icadera attended the meeting
of the Council of Five yesterday.
The meeting developcd‘thc nature
of a general wind-up of the Ger
man situation.
YALDIVOSTOK, Thursday,
June 12 (Associated Press).—
chenty Bolsheviki attacked a .
train, including American hospital
and mail ears, near Spassk, north
of Vaidivostok. last night. They
compelled the train to stop by
loosening the rails. Shots were
fired into all the cars and one
Russian was killed. None of the
Americans were injured.
The attack occured on the aeo-
tion of the railroad guarded by the
Japanese and Japanese reinforce-
ments wercwsent to the scene to-
day.
LONELY CAMEL
GOES THROUGH TOWN
A big two-humped Game! in an open
auto truck attracted much attention
this morning, headed east through
Wail street. Whether it wan just an
extra one being sent back to the
Bridgeport winter quarters from the
Ringling-Barnum show now m
Connecticut. or whether it was a xea'
tle hint from the Liquor Dealen' A.
preaching, could *not be ascertained,
as Brer Camel refused to be later-
viewed, and went right on eating dry
hay. ,
- LEAGUE 0F NATIONS FIGHT.
WASHINGTON. June 17.—The Sen-
ate fight over the League of Nation!
entered a new phase today with the
Norwalk Chronicler