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It 'l'miiu l‘l'i-uxitlu: I‘nrn-
'mmnl'~ l’ii-turixniiun of Pop-
9:1;i-II'
nlnr l-‘mmii- Hunt Story
4 i'MrIuV Nittili” is lin- i'-:ititl’1':ll-
zit iii" livu'vul 'l‘llwuir: today
. :mmiunm-nu-ni will in' tin-Hi1:-
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x \\ her.- most min-rs stop and
thrmmli t'.- rc-nlm oi' tuli-
invu fli‘llil‘llii}' lvl‘t to thc
lH'l. "Hzxtiliwlny Night" muclc
kiwi him! u? an zippvnl :iull
alum \vr} popular. “'lN-n
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REGENT
I m \' id listcrsuu, Mgr.
T-idny Only 2:15, 7 and 9
wtwl in ltcsponSv to Popular
Demand)
Paramount Presents
=. me Hurst's Great Pulsating
Drama
“SATURDAY
NIGHT ”
()f the most celebrated
iiici> t-\t‘l' assembled.
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Another Double Feature Program DeLuxe!
TODAY AND TOMORROW
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“ The'
Leather
Pushers ”
Th'é citapter play from H. C.
Witwor's stories of society and
the prize ring starring
Re ginald
Denny
\VEDNESDAY
Another Mid Week Palace Two Feature Bill
THOMAS MEIGHAN
in Paramount Super Picture Story of the Sea
PETER B. KYNE’S
“ Cappy Ricks ”
—A.\'D—-
IRENE CASTLE
“CONVICT 993”
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
WITH FIVE ACTS or VAUDEVILLE
ETHEL CLAYTON IN “THE CRADLE”
l‘nrnmonnl prolucml (ht‘ Way with
all stars it “as lu-lnl-iwl us :in cum!
of first impnrtunw- in lilr' lilni “'Ul‘iil.
'l‘lw pluy riv- utl)‘ :ing-ui'r-l zit lilt'
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MR. STURDEVANT
(Continued from First Page.)
llcv. it. Irwin-z \\':itkin.=_ ILDH
tor ni‘ tlw Rust An-nuv M. E. (‘illll‘t‘ih
oi‘ whcih ill“ coupla- urc Incmlwrs.
pvrt‘nrlnt‘d thv .m-rvnmny, thi- singli-
ring m-rcnmny in int: follow-d. -(‘:1rlv-
ton l."Hommi~licu furnished the mu-
Sit".
'I‘hc lwidvuroom is the» son of Mr.
and Mis. l'runl; \\'. Sturdmnnt. of 4‘.‘
Grcgrory lloulmnrll, and is also
known. Ho is: :1 momlwr of Built-r
Lodge, No. 97. I. (i. 0. lv‘.. and is us-
[2115'-
sisinnt to Sio-pht-n 2:. Jarvis. first \icc-
pre-sidcnt o; the R. & G. Corset Com-
p'lnyi
The couplc arc to makc tiwi. home
:It 7 Rowan street. and will he at
home to their numy friends after
Jil‘lt‘ 1st.
Prohibition Enforcement
Officials Make Another
Visit to South Norwalk
Continued from First Page.
tino scvmcd to foul. following his ar-
rest. that he was being “picked on"
by unknown enemies and that he was
living persocutcil. He wcpt and raved
and hit his finger and carricw at
great lvngih. ' -
't charge of “soliciting" is also pre—
ferred against Bertino, but no infor-
Tmotion was forthcoming as to what
this meant. It is said that Rcrtino
ha i a cargo of liquor dclivcrcd to him
during thc past two weeks by one of
thc othr-r men who were armstcd in
the raid.
I Autnro and Taylor are represented
ivy Attorney Paul It. Connery. While
Rooney and P-(vrtino are represented
by Attorney John J. Cunco.
In spu aking about the raids on S'It-
uri’nv. Prohibition Agent James Fow—
lcr this morning said to :1 Sentinel rc-
portcr that. he had had the utmost co-
cperation from Chief of Policc \V'il-
wcll .
lium l: l’vnnington an! his rue-n. it
his raids her». illzll that lu- wis‘nwl to
deny rumors ti’ut in- was cntcrim: 1‘1"
city ou-r thc hurl ni' tln- chir: :12»
« ntirvly unknown to tiw local authori-
lit-‘2
DISBTRMENT [if
m mmmxwm m“ '
alace Theatre
The Home of High Class Entertainment
PEllEll_Ell__llllllEliEll
llIiS'l'th. Mzu \v#'l'hc ilislmrmvnt
of Josvpli C. l'x-ll'du'r, rccrntiy rv-
mouwi Us district attorney of Suffolk
County, was onion-d lly dt-cision of
Judge- Carroll of the Supreme Court
today. l‘cllcticr hud t'nlt'rt'd no
fcnsv. ('ontcndinr‘: that ho was {orc-
juilxmi lny reason of his rcmoyul. 'l‘hc
charges wcrc thc sumo—conspiracy
to extort moncy. und improper action
in securing and in quushing indict-
mt-nts. '
“’l‘hl- evidence before me ofl‘vrs no
cxplunution or justification." Judge
Carroll's opinion suivl. “It is Clcar. un-
disputml. convincing. The decision of
the fnl. court in thc petition {or the
respontlint's removal from office as
district attorney is :1 part of the cvi<
dcncc and is ancontcstcd. I must
find that the charges are sustained.
.\'o othcr course is open to me. nor is
nnv othcr conclusion reasonable on
those- facts."
The order for I’elle-tier's disbarment
comes within a short time of that for
tho disl-urment of Daniel H. Coaklcy.
an attorney long prominent in crimin-
al practisc, who in the trials on
which l‘ellcticr and Nathan. A.,Tufts
were Icmovcd as district attorneys
was shown to have been involved in
obtaining the (washing of charzes for
dit-
large fees. In each case Attorney
Genera‘ Allen introduced records of
tank transactions in an attrmpt to
Show that thc district attorneys shar-
ed in these fecs.
Y. M. C. A, BIDS OPEN.
“'ESTPORT. May 8.——Bids are
opcn for the now Y. M. C. A. to be
built by Edward '1‘. Bedford. The
old bids were not satisfactry and if
the recent ofi‘crs arc attractive the
building will be started in n. few
weeks.
Sentinel dammed ads work won-
ders
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REGENT THEAT _ E -
DAVID ESTERSON, MANAGER
.-T o M..OR R‘O W-
Wednesday - - Thursday - - Friday
I‘wo Performances Daily Matinee 2:15; Evening 8.00.
AN - ASTOUNDING, WORK OF GENIUS ‘
SINCE VICTOR HUGO. theme has been no more‘
striking hteraryiigure than Vicente Blasoo Ibafiezx ’
whose famous book has reached its 1613t edition hex-9..
. The multifarious thrills, the perfection ,of.this' master-'
piece, have been presented masterfully in
METRO’S PICTURIZATIQN. 0F,
HORSEMEN 7 ,
the APOCAL SE
Pr VICENTE BLASCO IBANEZ
A REX INGRAM _
PRODUCTION .
Translatedtothe screen fror'ntbe miter-nationally famous novel that
has been read by ten million persons in the United States alone.
. Interpreted by a mst‘o‘f 50 principals and an ensemble of 12.500:
’ INCLUDING m m gamma ROLES '
RUDOLPH» VALENTINO and ALICE TERRY
Produced at a‘oost of A MILLION DOLLARS, it is the great.
estfeateverperformedby makersofmofion pictmes.’
Adapted by JUNE MATHIS
Photographed by JOHN F. SEITZ
This colossal spectacle-drama has turned thousands
away from the doors of every theatre in which it is shown.
Mat—+Regular Musical Program—Adm. 30c
EVENING WITH AUGMENTE 3 ORCHESTRA
AND SPECIALLY ARRANGED EFFECTS
‘——'ADMISSION 50c———-
J
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. NOTE—BOX OFFICE OPEN 7; DVEETURE 7:45; PICTURE 8
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