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A THURSDAY. APRIL 27, 1922‘ :' -
REGENT
TODAY
AND
-. TOMORROW
(Paramount
9mm
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A KNO
Of Glorious Love and Laughter—Sn '
Previous Efl'orts of’l‘hese snagging Any
‘ KOUT !
TODAY AND . TOMORROW
- WITH VAUDEVILLE
mm'EE, 2:15; EVENING, I — PICTURE ONLY, 0 EACH EVENING
AGirl VA'Dog
—. wonderful '
—pulltng between
Picture
and.
-—a splendid man
,. girl flung (rom
-mong strange
A mountain wilder.
at! one to the
am—
, “wblood-call of
the wolf and_dog-
devotion to the'
. ”men. A figure of
power in this
great love drama‘
M...“ .... .w
‘ Reid ,
in ”the . I,
World's Cham ion
£41.me ,williarnsi—pungith the pile-driver punch!
Some 5°": Y°U'” '3!" for a ’nice respectable papa; " ’7- L
mixing with lord: and dukes! Some lover for lady fair.
queening it aier society's elite!
But hurrah for a lad that was nev'er licked! And—
Come see ‘em all fall for Gunbeat!
Six. joyous reels to a finish with beauty and “class"
at the ringeidel
Cast Includes '
LOIS WILSON
Based on the Famous Play, “The Champion"
BY A. E. THOMAS AND THOMAS LOUDEN
Katherine a”- of the wilds“
STRONG- JOHN
MacGUIRE BOWERS‘
Strongheart, the wolf-dog. isn’t
a nerc actor. but a- killer, as
primitive as any lean pack-
leadcr that ever prowled the
wilds. when he leaps to the call
of the girl !—
Through the drama of human
and the drama of wild beasts
'hanmmj" g 6% drugs and,
r " ’ li’s;0’fie’—’-T’e?fifié;3ram& ,
Negotiations About Russianl
Affairs May Be Successfuli
(Continucd from First ‘Page.)
iH nrdcr thut ll‘urllwr ivil'l.ui‘lu;ilio'll
V'llQllt bo- obtuincd from \‘icc‘l‘rcmicr'
llulthou. lmnd of the I“l‘t'lll"ll llt'll‘illl<l
mum at Genoa. Ul‘t‘icinl circles hercl
Lulu-:Itml that (hi-rt- \vns litlv prom,
r-wl at .m curly meeting of tlic coun-i
I ll
‘l'lm ldllSl information nw-ivcdg
‘i'nm (ivnuu indicutcd that the rep—;
u .l'l".\ llur-le—lmc ‘Sflt'f‘t‘ll an'rc tho-3
‘liltlll ipnl things Mr. Lloyd-Georgc do-
a
:mwl 10 have the Council discuss. in:
(it i'll.“_ i
REV—MR. NUTTING
. TALKS T0 KIWANI
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I ll'wlililnll'd From Page (inc)
l l\-' “ll"l‘gy. intcliigcncc and ambi-
in... _\ou will succeed." was another
a»: ilw n-nmrks of the speaker. at the
2...: ul‘ :l snrics of talks to be arran8-.
1.1 lur Kiwanis lunchcons by the
I‘nmmllll-c- on Business Relations. of
who in \Vililnm H. Raye is chairman.
'l‘lww- was an attendance of about
7.1 n today's luncheon and the at-
lwnlunm» prize. which was given by
1 m1 \‘un Scoy. was won by Samuel
.ltnmlmr. -It was a leather bill fold.
'l' K. McAllistcr. of Springfield.
\tmn, Lie-utenant Governor of the
\' u l'lllllilllld district. was a guest of
:l... .nxlv. hc having born here last
llllv'llllll‘r. He spoke of thc forma-
luvt‘. m m~w clubs and of the. work
l‘lll; done throughout the various
I 'lll ‘ll lll‘l (llSTTlCl.
l:o\ Mr. Nutting. who was the
«z» .lwr or the day. told a. number
.\l-vl'lt';\' which smoothed the way
.. ll» lillk lic gavo. Tic said that
I Inmvs various churches had been
V'lllll‘w‘il lwcuusc the working man
‘4.
- not rivpruscntcd in the mcmbern
'il llc said that it. was not the
, v ur‘ lln- church. hut that if :1 man
' Kl .iuvcy. inil'ligcncc and charact-
vrnt lvu ccnsv’d to be a man who
w w-d with his hands. and camc'to
'- mwnmn or r-vcn higher. It was
,. n-w conic-r. thc man of limited
l. :. llizovnr‘r‘ than Slill‘lt‘d to work with
» lvnllnl~ and that his was found to
H m Mvn way back in tho old days.
\ mrm minnot hcln himsi’lf. il' hi‘
1 L. 5 any pridv at all in himself from
‘H'ill'lli :~ better person every day
‘ 'ims. and. coupling the ursrc llml
mun has to do things. with in—
!m mw- mcnns that the man gradu-
man the workim.r mun class in-
mun-living: luttcr right along.
ll mm- :lnnoum'ml by \oic at lh€‘
nu that .lmlgc John Keogh was
" l lnr‘: talk on “Bankruptcy. its
w xnd Alana-firm. nu (-arly (lilt‘. A
u: vmxsnlution was also oxtcniicd
~. Frank T .lmws. whose \Vifc pnsscd
' n W‘ntli
v
A Fish as a Moueetrap.
A lnrcc brook trout wris‘I‘tllll-Thl by
J. E. linrlmlll‘ of l‘atcrsmi, N. J... in the
l~’. .lliliii‘s‘rivw'.Gnqm,’(h ' Jfil!
AT THE THEATRES
PALACE THEATRE
in (‘4'll'lll'illl0ll of tin- “Third of a
l'e-ntur)’ \\'cck." of ll. l". Kcitli \‘uuil ~—
\illc. innnngl-r Hamilton has proxidrd,
‘jutc Sill‘il.\ and oil tanks. The war-
l‘m‘ the- lhculrc .20ch at. tin~ l’ulucc
'l‘lwntre- :1 Mil that is uncxu-llwl. two
ol‘ thc ucts. Dolly hay and McLaughlin:
t\" Evans. Doing brought lu/rcalirvcliv
l'iom thc l'uluct- Thcutrc in New York,
city. 'l‘lic lift: act of lln- hill is "Tin-
Six Little llzn‘linus." n soul-iti- oi'
juvcnilc entertainers who are said to
NW most \‘crsutilc in this uccwiplisli-a
mcnt. lluckcr and “‘inil‘rcd. two_
clony-hucd cult-runners. :llltl llnnlon
and Clifton. in songs and piano sch-c-
t'lons. will lualuncc thc \uudvvillv cni
ot‘tlic hill. For thc picturi- “The
Silent Cull" featuring “Stronghcart"-
the famous dog actor. is liiilcd for to-
day and tomorrow. John llowcrs nnri.
Knthcrinc {\lzicGuirc play the lends in‘
this picture. which is takrn from lll~.'
famous story by Hal G. Evans.
um ; EXT THEATR I”.
\Vallucc livid plays thc part of
“Gunhom \Villiams" thc pr-g with tho,
pile- (irivtr punch in thc :ittruclion at
the Regent Theatre today. and lives up
to the title of tlw picture "The
\Vorld's Champion." Lois “'ilson ap-
pears as his leading lady and the six
res-ls of the picture providc many a
laugh. “‘ally will "l<\iock ‘cm dead"
today and tomorrow. and there will be
short reel subjects as well.
Guests at the loyal James hot->1
lust night wcrc: Mrs. M. Stzxnch. New
York City: J. Tracey Lolly. Albany.
N. Y.. Mrs. 'Phil W. Muhcr. Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. l". L. Dunn. Newark.
N. J.. “'illium A. Clarke. loston. R. S.
Hatch. New- York City; J. \‘Vhitney.
Hartford: Dr. S. Mclrney. New Brit-
‘nin: J. W. Monroe. Hartford: Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Howe-s. Roselle. N. .l.: H.
C. Miller. Chicago. Ill.. Mrs. Franklin
Briggs. Horner. N. Y.. George Bell.
Detroit. Mich. J. O. Erickson. Detroit.
' ._ REGENT TODAY
2H. um. and when
(Mimi that mum
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convxc'rs SHOT
IN JAIL‘ BREAK'
Continued from First Page
simigolmznnicrs nnd altar-kc] til-3 \vur—
llt'l‘ls. (inc crowd :.'.loinptwl to rush
illu- {tun-s \vlilli- others but ill‘O $0 lhv
dons ope-nod firv. lmt ti.“ mutmcrrs
\vcrc not complrtci) sullduwl and dis-
ipi-rscii until lhc arrival of thr- mililauy.
I St‘Vl‘T'li of the prisonvis and some
lot lli.~ “zirdcn‘: \\“|"l' illiurcd. hul alc—
‘flni‘w lic‘urv-u on :nc l'il5liilllit'fi are not
I}?! ohluinnivicfl
l SCHOOL .‘ll'Sll‘Al. l-"HhTIVAL.
'l‘hc sccrmll annual music l'rslivul
is to lw hwld m-xl \Ve-alncsda)‘. Thurs-
day and Friday n-u-ningzs. May 3rd.
4th :‘nd th. :ll tlw Norwnlk High
»school on \Vcst :ncnuc. and «ilffcrcnt
programs for ouch cvmxing ham" inf-en
prepared.
‘3 \\".*lll’ll8dil)' (-vcning. .‘lny 3rd. the
ggradc schools \vill-hnu- char-go of ill?
l program. On Thursday evening, May
l 4th. the Junior High Shoals will unito
and on Friday (-x‘cning. May 5th. llw
Senior High school musicians will
present the program.
The receipts will he used. as here-
tofore. for the advancement of musi-
lcal inter-«~31 in the schools. and the.
lpurchasc of instrumcnts and supplies.
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lof thc schools or tlw City of Noru-ulk.
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“N [C K CARTIER”
(Continued from First Page)
:ncw of no rcason for Tlcy killing
of the Nick Curtcr stories. he said.
about a weck ago, and had found
him in good liunmr. cheerful. and in
good health and financial condition.
agine.
AND 'f(})l()RlZO\Y
THIS PICTURE AND
MANAGEMENT'S
PERSONAL
GUARANTEE
\‘M'DEVILLl-Z BILL ABE
PRI‘NJ‘INTI‘ID \\‘I'I‘H THF.
OF ITS HIGH Ql'ALITY
surges a tide of emotion, thrill
and amazement such as few other
pictures can give.
H 0. Davis
PRESENTS
“THE SILENT
CALL ”. '
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KILLS HIMSELF
himsclf. lie had mct the originator
“'hat had ariscn to had {icy to
writu that “cvcrvthing hull gonc to
smash.’ 'thc inspcctor could not izn—
. “a“...
......¢....._
, gum he held at
.ternoon {r031
Dey registered at the. hotel Satur-
day and gave no indication of de—
pression. He dressed himself and
shavde before committing suicide. A
note on the dresser asked that Mrs.
Haryot Holt Dey. president of the
New York \Vomen's Press Club. his
second wife. be notified at her home.
Noroton Heights. Conn.
A letter to Major J. C. Accvaja. an
old friend. asked the major to help
Dey's brother. who is 75. "I‘m going
west." was Dey's message about him-
self.
I'ley took off his coat and vest and
sat down on the edge of the bed in
his room when about to pull the trig-
ger of the .32 calibre automatic. The
bullet tore through his head. emerg-
ving at the left ear and smashing a
mirror .on the dresser across the
room. A doctor. who examined the
body when it was found about 2
o‘clock in the afternoon said death
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had occurred about i o‘clock in the
morning. .
Another note'on the dresser asked
that S. C. Ca‘hoon. assistant superin-
trndent of the Yale (\- Tm‘s—np Mann-
t‘acturing Co.. of Siantt‘ord. Conn. be
notified. Major Accvaja rcccivcd his
note during the forenoou in the mall.
Adelphi Ecn'igm A. l‘. & A. .\l.. Elks
club No. 1 and Street & Smith. pub;
lishers. also “‘va to lvc notified by
instructions of Dev. A representative
of litc pulliishez‘s was calling for Day
when the body was found. Inspector
l’u.‘ ct. it was said. had another let-
‘lor from Dev. of different tenor from
the note which l1" trade public'lng
w ‘ " .661 to comment on it or let.
3? L‘. rwgw
!
De 3&5;ng "
. camel-.1 criminal-é
The tuneral seniceag! -
RUCKER & WINIFRED
A Pair of Classy Jazz Babies in a High-
Caliber Program of Hilarity—They're
Ebony — and Good
JIM ' BLANCHE
McLAUGHLAN & EVANS i
In Their Comedy Premntation
“ON A LITTLE SIDE STREET"
q THESE T\\'() A( T; FROM THE SAME BILL AT KEITH'S PALACE, NE“? you
AND A GRAND PROGRAM FINALE
'“ SIX LITTLE DARLINGS”
IN AN ABUNDANCE OF JUVENILITY AND VERSATILI‘I'Y
HANLON & CLIFTON
dear These Artists to All Lovers
of Entertainment
HERE'S A WINNER
D O L L Y K A Y
Phonograph Record Work Has Al-
ready Made Her Famous
Piano and Vocal Selections that Will En-
LET Tunnocroa‘
PRESCRIB\ » E
as a result of his ability
to discriminate between
different symptoms.
When we fill his Pre-
scriptions you get the
result of our knowledge
and e ‘ in the
their compounding.
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The Clifford
.__ Pharmacy
Corner South Iain and
Elizabeth Street:
SportingGoods
Baseball Gloves '
Balls .
Bats 7 ;
Show
Accessories
A. W. Hodge.
Musicaaumommmscf
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Syncopation's Clever Exponent, Whosr
gl'DGE THOMAS HEARS
A brief hearing was held by Judgc
Edwin S. Thomas in the United States
District court. here this morning in the
ase ot‘ the Bankers' Trust Company PresS).—-—Dr.
of New York city. vs. the British
American Manufacturing Company 01‘
Springdale. There was a motion that
the report of Receiver Malone be ac-
cepted and that he be dismissed as per
this petition. but owing to the fact that
the. original w
New Haven. nothing was done 0
Some questions arose as to the juris-
diction in the matter of a trial. and
Judge Thomas had called the utter.
's for both sides together to discuss
‘this phase of the case.
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cast: HERE D3" RAP? WILL BE
n this. blindness.
his coup d‘etat.
‘PALACE TODAY AND TOMORRO‘Y
TOTALLY BLm D
LEIPZIG. April 27 (Associated
“‘olt‘gang Kapp. leader
of the. 192i! uprising in Berlin. is in
a critical condition in a clinic here
after an operation in which his left
Incomparable Shoe
Values
$4.95 to $6.45
A splendid assortment of Sport
Oxfords and Pumps in rubber and
leather soles.
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eye and part of his skull were remov-
ed. It is doubtful whether he can
survive the effects of the operation.
as left with the files in and should he live, he faces
Dr. Kappa has been a patient
the clinic since placing himself at the
disposal of the Leipzig Supreme Court
tor trial on charges growing
Norwalk Chronicler