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“If It‘s Good It Plays them"
Today at 2:15, 7:15 and 9 (Daylight Time) ‘
Forget Your Troubles and the Weather While You See
TOM MIX
—-—in—-—:
“The Texan”
Production VVh-ich is 9. Thriller Showing TOM MIX
at His Best—That is the W'hoie Story
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'A William Fox
Holmes Travelogue
Roubert Comedy “She's a Vamp"
TOMORROW ONLY
1 he iiiggmt Show Value Thzii Hus Ever Been Offered-it Will be as
Good as a Vacation
A DOUBLE FEATURE BILL—GOLDWYN PRESENTS
“VOICE IN THE DARK”
’lhc Most Exciting and Battling Mystery Play That Has Ever Been
Screened From A. H. \Vood's Stage Success
And as an Added Attraction
MARY PICKFORD
In Her Latest Production
“THROUGH THE BACK DOOR”
This hi 8. Real DULgh: That “'ill Hit the Right SpO’.
Pathe Comedy
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Wallace Reid in “The Love Special”
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Mid Week Scenic.
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wrn'v Witch's TALK.
“I'm glad to see you all today.” said
Witty Witch to the falrtas and elves
and bmvinles who came to call on
her. ’
“MrJGiant said that I was to give
tea; I don't know—that. anyone wants
to hear a lecture. but he thought It
wouldbeagoodidea. Andxmeanto
take my own lecture to heart just
as much as I mean to tell it to you.
“And anyway. at the end of the
lecture. we'll all have teal" '
Everyone laughed and Witty Witch
continued: “You must all be proud
of your country and wave your flag
and rejoice that you belong to your
own beloved country—but you mum’t
Judge every other countrjydn the world
belonging to such countries. —~
“Bé‘proud or your parents and your
grandparents and your ancestors. but
don‘ spend your whole time show-
; tilting yourselves. tool
2 u “Be friendly with your neighbors.
. ‘but don't think that means that yo
alace Theatre
“The Home of High Class Entertainments."
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Last Showing Today at 2:15, 7:15 and 9.
AliceBrady in “The Land of Hope”
“The Punch of the Irish" Paths News
lit-re it is, iiit‘ (il‘ctttt-st of All l'it-titl‘c i’ltiys,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ONLY
A MitiSuninicr Guluxy of St'rw-n Delights to Please Everyone
JACKIE COOGAN
’lti-g Four Year Old Million llollui Mmh- Shir in u l’roduc‘ion All His
Own. in it Role 'l‘hzil Hus liven Matti" Famous: in Story and That
i the Little Slut immortalized lly ills intt-rpi't-ta'icn
“Peck’s Bad Boy”
(1921 Model)
You Loved JACKIE t‘(lfl(:.\f\' ilk "Thr- Kid" when he Starred with
Charles Chaplin. But in This New Play, Offered at the Palace
as the‘ First Theatre in Connecticut You'll Find You Didn't
llaii Appieciute llim
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION
HARRY LEHRMANN'3 «heat. COMEDY HIT
“A TWILIGHT BABY”
One of the Biggest Silver Sheet Hits Ever Produced
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SOMETHING FOR. THE KIDS !
(‘OOGAN Again. The Palace Also \Vunis the Little Folks TO
SEE Hill, it wil be fun Therefore “'ednesday and Thurs-
dii; Matinee; \‘.'ill iic Especially tor the Little Folk;—
Adiilts Aim \l'ulimiiic But for the Boys and
Girls the Admission “'iil he, 20 Cents, tor
the Two Matineos Only.
*4 we...“ ”...—-.....
Every Youngster~lloys and (this Alike, \Vill “'zint {0 See JACK”:
Don’t Forget—It’s a IO-Reel Comedy Show
Royal James HOTEL
\'it:igrtiph
which Miss itriuly has been starred.
produced the play and
like others from tt - - A,
Restaurant a la carte ..t. it... .......tronli.n?;‘"lfi 33'3”?
and Table de hote l'iL‘ll'i‘St standards. A brilliant sup-
. 800111;. 1'00 . porting cast will be seen with Miss
11“] ms, nth .0: ......m. 'iho i’iiiuce bi’li today also
I without; bath at moderate rates.
includes “'l‘llr-
rind Pattie News.
I'ALAC I I TOMORRO‘Y
mom :3 r TODAY |
l’unch of the Irish"
- ‘eggs without returning them. fo'r‘thnl
'r...” me I, Sfflrr'ql h. 5..“ r." (in-at Furor? line “'thi Jackie
'l‘lu-illcr “Thi- 'l'citan" i (‘truzan Arrives in “l‘fi'k'fi
lyiiti l‘. lic-ynolds. “no till't'('li'li Ilad Boy"
'i-nm mu. tin- uuwumii cowboy slur Thciv will he treat doings at the
Ill "'ilu- 'l‘n-um," rt \Viiliuiii i-‘ox pro-'l‘nluz'r- tomorrow and Thursday for
illitil ill, snorted his curt-er or useful- the management hill booked a 10
"Me. at. .i iii-Wspzipi-l' l‘i porter in Don- reel all comedy show. one Of the big-
w- 'l'iu- i.l.i};1- got him shortly, and first thu' has t-w-r been ln town. 0!
ho “Lu-til fur ... poilmi with the El- great interest is the fact that Jackie
iii-hing Stink t‘unlpuny. [gilt-r, con- "00:8". who won fame and fortune
vino-d that h. w“; C... 0... r0.- 3, mo- with Charles Chaplin in "The Kid."
playing a role. which made him loved.
this some Jackie Coosan will be the
sin or “l‘eck's Bad Boy" a version
of the well known story brought up
lion pit-turt- director, hp proceeded to
prove it for Selig. linivt-rsal. TrianK'i‘o
I‘M. and other producing concerns.
With such pictures R8 "God's Cru-
iililo." ”roadway Arizona," "Mr. 1.0- to date. The picture cannot be too
um, i'. S. A." “W'ri-ltern Blood." highly commended. It will meet and
"Titus! 'Em Rough," “A Little fit-om- surpass every expectation. Harry
.. or thn itich." "The ilrutc lireak- Lehrmann's tour reel comedy "A
m" up] "Overland Red."
"the 'l‘t-xan" is said to be a throb-
ttl'li: We-ati-rn picture with plenty of
Ch‘licf‘s for Mix to show his daring.
it u. to be shown at the Regent The-
Mr--. today only, The story is by the
him-ii author James E. Hendryx. ‘
Twilight Baby" will be on the nine
bill. The management has announc-
ed a special reduction in prices for
boys and girls at the matinee both
days.
REGENT TOIIORBOW
Mary Miami's listen mt “Through
, The Back Dom" 0n mu As
Presentation of New Brady Added Attraction
Feature “The hand of Hope“ Mary Pickford's latest picture.
Aim- ltrndy will be seen at the Pal- “Through the Back Door" is on the
"“‘ lDduy for the. last presentation ot.negent double feature bill for tomor-
lwi new feature attraction “The Land row as an added attruction. This
in! Hope" The picture came to the production find. Mary Pickford mm
"3"?" "“9"”? and despite the in the style at play where she won
2“""3 “will”: and numerous hoil- treated fame and in the typo“
av attractions it we. enjoyed by character in which she dean tori)“
"In!- Tho Palace is duo mm we 4
”houses on thlgp. ‘_ 'k' y .
PAL/\(‘R TODAY
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ing etr pictures in the family at.
burns to the callers. Amount to some-
.can borrow their toys or their fres
iisn't real friendliness.
“And don't feel that when you‘ve
borrowed their matches to light your
,bontires that you can keep the match-
Zes that are left in your pockets!
; “When you have snapshots of your
‘sisters and brothers. don't take up ev-
leryone‘s time by showing them all.
lTliey may have sisters or brothers of
their own!
i “Don't ask people questions which
[you wouldn‘t want asked of you.
i “Don‘t aslr how much others pay
lfor their toys if you‘re not going to
,tcli what you pay.
| “Don't imagine that by saying a
‘ hurried good-morning to someone.
'you‘re being friendly.
"Be independent but don't be proud
and haughty. .
i “That is all the lecture I will give."
‘snid Witty Witch. "and that is quite
enough. But Mr. Giant said it was well
to go over the things we must not do.
every once in uuhile. as well as the
things we must do.
"Of course he agreed with me that
the word DO was much more impor-
tant than the word DON’T.
“But now we must be having tea."
As Witty Witch said this. six little
elves who had promised to help her
with the tea come forth' carrying trays
with all sorts of good things to eat.
There were cookies and pastries
and sandwiches and ten and little
hard candies of different colors.
“Even it I did give you a lecture.”
said Witty Witch. “I‘m going to mm
up for it by giving a line tm.
“And then after ten time we're go-
ing to hear a story.
They all had a mail" delicious and
splendid tea party, and after it was
over Witty Witch told this story:
“Mr. and Mrs. Dove were very de-
voted and happy.
"Every day Mrs. Dove used to ask
Mr. Dove if he loved her and every
day Mr. Dove said that he did.
“One day though Mr. Dove said,
"‘You silly Mrs. Dove. of course i
love you. i should think you would
know that by this time.‘ Of course
Mrs. Dove did know it. but she wanted
to be told it Just the same.
“But she decided she Wouldn't ask
him _that question any more. A few
days went by and she didn‘t ask that
question. Mr. Dove became very much
worried that Mrs. Dove no longer
cared for him. .
“Finally he could stand it no im-
er. 'You don‘t cars whether I care
for you or not: he said. 'yon inven’t
asked me in days now whether I love
you or not.‘ _ .
W “But you said you did.’ Iii-I. Dove
answered. ‘You do. don't your
“Hr. Dove stuck out his little feath-
ered chest and said. ,
“‘Of course I do. you silly little
dove. How often do I have to tell
you the "“10 thins: And Hrs. Dove
laughed to herself ,for Mr. Dovellked
to say that to her. but be missed an-
sworing her question as much as up.
. mined asking it in truth!”
Something Missing.
The lady of good family was show-
ing her ancestral home to has small
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don't ‘do any“! but wait: are well-
inc about the condition at our roads.”
, With the passage of Kr. McMahon's
section. but that theygwere not. motion this matter ended and the
The bone of contenti’on. which.board nit-beam work for the year.
waged between Judge Tammany. Cor-lune only item being changed as fol-
poratton Council Edward J. Quinlan. lm:— ~
Maypr Donovan and Mr. McMahon. Cutting of the street department
was whether or not the outlying du- item in the Fourth claucTto «mu
t‘ricts were getting whet they were from {61,724. This ‘makes the tax
taxed for. Judge Tammany said that rate there with the special tax of on.»
the item should be in the fifth dia- tenth of a mill. 1 and I~10tha
trict so thatit could be'used there. The school budget item in the Fifth
Considerable argument ensued. the district was originally $185,088.87.
upshot of which was that Judge Tun- This was cut to 3264.800.59. but by
many said that he served notice that the addition or an item of 82,500 for
a new boiler at the Center school. it
the law wo‘pld be sought to restrain
the collection or the tax should it so brought the amount up to $260,809.59.
through as in the budget. and “lit the The Administrative department bud-
get originally called for 8107.806.
item should‘ be in the fifth district and
should be imposed there. iThis item was changed by the addi-
About three-quart". of an hO‘llf-tion of 8100 for Memorial Day ob;
was taken up with the reading of the ,sen’nnce purposes. and also by the ad-
charter on the menu“: the filtlementfiditlon of 81.286 to the inter'est ac-
of some ml’nor matters between mem- Icount, and the cutting out of 8500
bers of the board regarding their 111- lfrom the miscellaneous. The revised
trepretatiou of the charter. and a item now reads 8108.140. '
statement by the “33'0" Which Deena-l The highway department figure in
ingiy had, nothing to do with the the Fifth district is now'changed from
matter in suestlon. ”86,791.10 to ssmsmo. ~
He started off by sayins thnt the; The tax rate in the Fifth district is
outlvlns districts were “'Mnxhaled." ,now set at 13 and 1-10!!! mills. includ-
and that the outlying districts didn't in; the two special taxes. '
go a bit of attention but had to pnvi The tax rate in the flrIt district is
for it. This was disputed when its 9-10th mills; in the accond district
was stated that fire Pmlecucn '83 8 mills: in the third district 1 and
given to the outlying dlfil'k'tl. DUNN“ .5-10th miles: fourth district 4 2-10“:
of the city limits when they didn't mills.
pay for it; and were not entitled to it. The members of the Bug-d of Edn-
MI". McMahon said that it the outlying c‘tion. a. predicted in the Evening
districts didn't get attention "‘0'“ the Sentinel yesterday. failed to appear at
street department it was b00309? last night. and are simply “stains
either there were invifldent oncials in tight" and waiting for further action.
the street department. 0" “18‘ it To tonight's meeting of the Board
wasn’t needed. of Education the matter will probably
Mayor Donovan 9“” ”l“ l“ “‘9 be disco-ed and some action taken
outiyinz .districts there wun‘t Ii! towards either forcing city to “come
much money spent in 030 year on the across" on the item taken of the bud-
roads. as there was On one “r9" 1" get as presented by them.
Norwalk or South Norwalk. Mr. Mc- .
Mahon again reiterated his state-
ments. ' - -
Mayor ponovan said that the mayor
should have more power. “Nd that 1"
[favored a recall. i. c. it the DPONP 0r
the city didn't want :1 mayor he could
be taken out. He said that because
of the {not that the mayor‘s powers
were limited the city was being thl
of 350.000 yonrly, which could he
saved, but isn't.
He said that ever) time an efficient
business-like administration was ever
it was subject
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