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REGENT
Theatre
Entertainment Bearing the Regen
stamp of quality is guaranteed
m.srmeemrm.eew ”concerns-e1:
Today at 2:15_ 7_and 9
A Greater Success and a Bigger
Attraction Than “Yes or No."
is
Norma Talmadge
in
“THE ISLE OF CON-
QUEST”
Holmes Travelogue
Vitagraph Comedy
WEDNESDAY
Bessie Barriscole
in
THE NOTORIOUS MRS.
SANDS
Norwalks
. Thls Year
FRIDAV and SATURDAY .
Biggest Pictu re Treat
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Pauline Frederick
in
l'he Broadway Dramatic Sensation
“MADAME x”
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l ~ 1! Loan Plays Lead In Notable
)llhicnl (‘ulncdy Hit.
l/mk \Vho's Here." fresh from
'- : v'llzzlcemcnts in New York. Bos-
l'llllu'lt‘lplllu and Chicago with
m. r popular Cecil Lean as its
- l. Ili-Slflr, will be at the Regent
on Thursday night of this
‘ ’i‘luls musical comedy. the book
u < 01' which were written by
\l.llulI-l and Edward I‘nulton.
ll‘ Silvie lie-in has been
in...‘ r .1 of the most charm-
llw ll'l“'lt. musical comedies.
1!. all the clemcnt of success
l-lmmll-nt and continued story.
1 "Hi musical numbers. ranging
'1 -- sprightly and catchy to the
haunting lively dances and
.:l i- of humoor. together with
cilnt cast headed by Cecil
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THE HOUSE or 100’ PER CENT
ENTERTAINMENT
Today at 2: 15, 7 and 9
The Palace Favorite Player ~
Clara Kimball You’ll:
"FOR THE SOUL OF
RAFAEL”
A dramatization of Marah Ellis
Ryan's famous and widely read
noveL
Pathe's News
WEDNESDAY
One of the first and best aerial
features ever produced
' “st EYE"
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1 A new episode of the master serial
1 Ruth Roland
. in
RUTH OF THE ROCKIES
Sunshine Comedy
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A Paramount Super Production of
Jack London’s novel
SEA WOLF"
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flit In
New Sela-nick Munro Isle
of West"
A few weeks ago when the Regent
Theatre presented Norma Talmadge's
big feature ”Yes or No" it was then -
considered her best attraction and
doubt was expressed by critics and ex-
hibitors that the star would be able
to surpa- the'high point achieved by
her effort. But this she has done In
“The Isle of Conquest" in which she
will be seen at the Regent Theatre
today. _
FOUR SPIED FOBBING
BOOZE STOREHOUSE'
(Continued from Page One)
1 On Saturday afternoon in Norwaik.
the quartet met to make .the arrange-
ments for the burglary that night.
They planned to get Into the store
house owned by DiSesss, where it is .
known quantities of liquor are stored
Early Saturday evening Dsnzlger
and St. Charles went behind the
building Lockwood stood in front
as a guard. Ehresman, who is a taxi
driver, stood, with his machine a lit
tle distance from the scene ready
to take the load. Danziger and St.
Charles had succeeded in breaktng
the shutters on the rear window‘
when some one heard them. The man
shouted to them. All four left the
scene.
Complaint was made to the police.
a description of the men led to their
arrest yesterday. Dauzixer and St.
Charles were taken in custody by
Odicer Arnold Kurth, and Lockwood
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was arrested in Darlen by Capt. John
B. Brennan and the Darlen police.
Ehresmau was later arrested on the
strength of a confession made by
LOckwood. ,
Danzixer and St. Charles both left
'Staml'ord * immediately after they
were frightened away from the store-
house on Manhattan street. They
went to Lockwood's home in Daricn
They were there a short time. when
_Ehresman arrived with ‘hews to the
effectfthat the police were on their
trail. Danzlxer and St. Charles
Lockwood tried to hide in
the attic of his home when the police
Wrisimd his place last night. but a
search of the house ”was made and
he was taken in custody to Stamford
by Capt. Brennan.
Cpnfess to Police
St.
nied their guilt at first. Lockwood.
“ho is a married man, with are chil.
dren, made a confession to the police
stating that St. Charles and Danziger
were both involved, and implicating
the taxi driver. who, he sniduwns to
have carried the liquor sway in a
taxi. lnckwood also told the police
that they had perpetrated several
other burglaries.
. When osel) questioned all four
admitted that they broke into a place
owned by Fritz Yunkes. in New Ca-
naan. and stole from there about five
cases of whiskey. They also admit-
,ted entering a store on lower Pacific
Tsireet. where they stole a barrel of
-llquor. The four admitted 'havlnx
tried to break into a place owned by
{Max Swit. on Main street. They had
laiso tried to'get into a house on
“‘oodside street where theI knew
.there were too barrels of liquor
1 The tour admitted that they sold
the stolen liquor to local and outcl-
town saloonkeepers and divided the
proceeds. They have been operating
for some time Ehresman had always
.been used in carrying the liquor away
from the place which had been brokt
en into.
Drunkenness as Excuse
Attorneys Frank Rich and Edward
O. Jansen. representing thr- four.
claimed in court. this mominz. that
they were all more or less under the
influence of liquor. and that they did
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1 Before in This City
not know what they were doing on
lSaturday night. Their counsel claimed
PALACE Irons}?
Clara Kimball Young In Marah Ellis
Ryan's Nat-cl “For The Soul of "
Rafael."
Clara Kimball Young is starred in
the Palace Theatre feature today.
This is a picturization of "For The
Soul of Raftul" from the n0\el by the
well kn woanuthor \larah Ellis Ry.an
\Vorks fr om the same pen include
"Told in the Hills" it receiit'success
which featured Robert W'arwlck.
Clara Kimball Young puts all of the
ability for which she is noted as an
actress into this feature attraction and
1it will rank with the best productions
that she has made. The details of the
picture are wonderfully carried out
and It is given thc best effect in even
particular. The Palacc will today ot-
ter a Sunshine comedy and Pathe
News. ‘
—Try a classified advertisement In
like Sentinel.
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that the burglary was not premedi-
tated.
Prosecuting-Attorney Matthew B.
Kenealy‘pointed out that the State
has sufficient evidence to prove that
they had planned to enter the place.
and that they were not under the in-
fluence of liquor.
'Judge Young stated that. even
though ,they might have been nder
the influence of liquor. they found
themselves in such condition as the
result 0! their own free will..£fid that
they could not be made free on these
"grounds. .
Several youngsters were summoned
to the uptown .oriice t‘atlon this
morning for stealing from the store
Of Joe Aqutnno Chapel street. They
were warned by Sergeant .J. Han-v
Gibson that a second Offense would
mean that they would be hailed be
fore the city court.
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
f\
Take amulet um sign of Bladder
lrritatloil or Back.
ache.
The America'n men and we
must guard constantly against Kid-
ney trouble, because we eat too much
and in our food is rich. ‘Our blood
is filled with uric acid which the kid.
neys strive to filter out: they weaken
from eye‘s-work. become slligxlsh; the
ellminstlve tissues clog and the result
Alp. kidney trouble._‘ bladder weakness
and a general decline in health.
.61 your kidneys fee like lumps
Of lead; your back hurts r the urine
is cloudy full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night: if you suitor
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous
spelfl, mid stgmfeh', or. you hav’e
rheumatism when the weather is bad.
Charles and Dansiger both deu
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WEATHER .
Come to this store for. dependable “Hes-ode" Underwear
for Women and Children. Women' s close-fitting Knitted
Dada-skirts, Dr. Denton' s Sleeping Garments.
JUST OUT ,
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DONNELLY’S
1’6-18 South Main Street
Garter ’s Infants Underwear.
Infants Worsted caps. Basques sud Bootees.
Wool Sport Bose for Women and Children.
Warm Chamoisette and Wool Gloves, etc.
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