s ‘ATURDAY. JUNE 9', loss. 7 REGENT and PALACE ' nsvm Emma. Ian-m M ' /" ronav on? at 2:15, 7:15 and s . I i ' A RAPID FIRE COMEDY PROGRAM IN THREE'PARTS ATTRACTION HO. 1 ranresentsLupinoIAneintheSixPartSpecial “ A Friendly Husband” ATTRACTION no. 2 Bull Montana in amaonon no. 3 Harold Lloyd in a “When Nights Two Reel Were Cold” | - Joy Maker SUNDAY nvsmo AT 7:15 and 9 ‘ DOROTHY DALTON One of the most popular of the Paramount phym in “FOG BOUND” TWO Reel Comedy ‘ ”MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Glorious Gloria Swanson —.|n——.. HPI‘ latest Paramount super specialsprodncuon “PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS” “A Friendly Husband” Luplnn Lane at Regent and Palace Today in Big Comedy sum News I REGENT THEATRE ‘ .TUESDAY, JUNE 12 At. 8:16 P. .‘l. —— PEOPLES’ CHORUS .‘I'RS. F. G. .‘IORRISON. Director Proscnts “THE SUN WORSHIPPERS” And “Olav Trygvason” SOLOIS'I'S RICHARD CROOKS — SUZANNE KEENER _ RALPH TOLAND Benefit Nurses’ Home Tickets ............. . . . . . . . $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Box Office Open Saturday, June 0, at 10 A. M. VICTROLAS‘ —md— VICTOR RECORDS i —Attho— A.J.CollinsCo. ' 70-72 No. Main Street. AT THE llamas BIAL’I'Q THEATRE Pleasing Your Palate! Our min Fountain is s. mecca 0! Nirnhml-nt. Truly quvnrhing Ind refresh- ing: urn ihr‘ crushes, trapped and mimr fountain daintics dis- t Attractive Bill for Today. as well as for Sunday Evening. Today Richard Talmadge. in “The Unknown" is the featured star at the P'n‘i‘ll In rv. p, , _ Rialto Theatre.. but he shares honors W;Vf:"rriszhiyogwlge'u (“:0 with Harold Lloyd who appears in h..." Mllntnin‘sonicc obtain- “Among Those Present." The two 1 .mp, pictures are being shown at the Rialto Today only. Talmadge is said to be Douglas Fairbanks‘ rival in athletic 9 prowess and in the "stunts” he does George S in this picture. Lloyd is funnier in ChOCOlatC Shop "Among Those Present" than he usu- ally is. and lovers of his work will be satisfied with the picture. ' Toma-row Constance Taimsdge makes her appearance in "the Prim- itive Lover" her latest comedy offer- ing. "Snub" Pollard appears in his latest comedy offering "California or Bust" and the latest issue of the Pathe News closes the bill. I N! REGENT AND PALACE The program offered at the Regent and Pilace Theatre today is a laugh maker.‘ There can‘t be any mistake about that. Manager-David Esterson picked out three attractions that he ew would give joy to everyone and e placedmhem on a bill at th end of a week of thunder showers t t have half-scared to death those who escaped drowning. Lupine Lane will star in the six-reel Fox special “A . s...- Friendly Husband." ‘This special has 5. . m .h been a big hit everywhere. Bull Mon- ' L"'“‘"" ‘ tans. who made "Mud and Band" will \ lac-2'9"!” stern y": be starred in “When Nights Were C. PI PI" l; in Smith )lnln Street. of canoe i111: “m" Cold" and as the closing eminent: ' when. want ted a one Harold Lloyd will be presen mm" ”a “3 of those two reel comedy releases that sport. . “5“! II I suit can. “311‘? 35 Pounds has paved the way to his reaching the pinnacle of fame in the motion pic. ture world. The show is one that surely should not be mined. To- morrow evening the Regent and Palace will present Dorothy Dalton in "Fog Bound" and for the first three days of next week Gloria Swanson in "m Prodnl Rubin" Girl in School Play Is Shot with Gun. ORFOLK. Va.. June 9.—thn thillqrtsoulyear-oid nary in. Davis: pm. ing the role of an Indian princess in a sch“! performance at Matthews coun- " to Mouse Thursday collapsed as the victim of dots from an Indian hand. she was applauded for that "lg TER-ul . Jar-nous“..- Come 1:: Today to Arrange for & Demonstration at LONNELLY’S‘ CHIcugern s ;. : w . . ~ unable to rise. however. few (:11th .mfearseisedthe audiencethat‘ , "" r . pL 1” I l' 2 Pill. In . I’ ‘VIIEI. rsslism’of the scene. When I“?! 7““ ‘Says;Public‘ ma... Every- where Should water Funds MINNEAPOLIS. June 9.—Every means possible “should be employed to insure against unnecessary increases in the coat “government" declared President Harding in alotter to Pro- fe-or M. B. Lambie of the University of Minnesota. just made public. Professor Lambie is secretary of the League of Minnesota Municipalities. which will hold its annual convention at Faribault on June 20 and 21. The letter complimented the League on its choice of taxation as a. principal topic at its convention. _ "There is no more important duty confronting public ofiicials everywhere than the enforcement of the utmost measure of economy consistent with good administration" wrote President Harding. "This has been a fundamental of the national administration's policy. I cannot too strongly endorse every ef- fort that your league may support to carry a like policy into the realm of municipal administration." The national burden of taxation. said the president "is a direct and most onermoua charge against the Na- tional income: it bears heavily upin every kind of business and produc- tion." Continuing the president. wrote: "Within the past few days the cen- sus bureau at my request has fur— nished some figures which seem to me to impress as nothing else could. th-v necessity for the careful administra- tion in every governmental unit. They state. for example. that revenues from all sources of the state governments in 1913 aggregated $368,000,000. and in 1921 $959,000,000, an increase oil 181 per_ cent. Expenditures arcsv 1 from $383000,000 in 1913 to 81.00.17 000 in 1921. an increase of 163 per cent. The figures hardly require com- ment because they demonstrate so conclusively. it seems to me. that costs of state government are rising at a rate which at least justifies the most serious consideration. "Along with the foregoing date. the census bureau has furnished some figures on the increase in cost of city governments. These figures are based on the returns of the government at 227 cities in the country. It is shown that forcities in this group revenues in 1918 amounted to $890,000,000 and in 1921 81.567.000.000, an increase of 76 per cent. For the same group ex- penditures increased 71 per cent." Governor Signs More Bills; 0. K’s Zoning Governor Templeton has signed the following bills: Providing for the attachments of funds due under contracts for high- way improvements: Concerning zoning in cities and town . Amending an act concerning prosti~ tution. Restoring forfeited rights to James .1. Ashe. . Concerning the issue of bonds by the town of \Vethersfield. Reimbureing Morris Segal for paid automobile registration fee. Restoring forfeited rights to John R. Carroll. Concerning assessments for paving streets in the town of West Tlnrtford. Continuing the committee appointed to investigate the operation of the ballot law. THEY’RE STILL AT 11'. ST. LOUIS. June 9.—After complet- ing her 147th hour of continuous dancing during which she established a. new endurance record for women. Miss Hilda Johnson of St. Louis County withdrew from the National Marathon dancing contest at the re- quest of her parents early yesterday. Another contestant. Leon Me Natt of Dallas. Texas. also was forced out when physicians fpund him suffering from low blood pressure. Three dancers remain. STOP BACKACHE. KIDNEY TROUBLE ‘aackache. Rheumatic Pains. dull headache. tired feeling. too irequent urination. discolored or strong odor are symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble. “I was always having a backache which caused me great suf- fering." writes Mrs. Feber. Medfos-d. Mass. “Could not. sleep and at times I could not stand straight, Tried Foley Kidney Pills and found relief.” Stop headache. kidney and bladder troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Stilleon, Powell. Corporation.—Adv. '. Now for Foot Comfort W. L. Douglas CORFLEX SHOE 13‘0““ liner-rm Mm— um «- 1..“ axles TODAY ONLY. “The Unknown? 1" _. —-—-ftmmring—— RICHARD TALMADGE 1-: , ~ Harold Lloyd‘ : -—in—— if “AMONG“ THOSE PRESENT” SUNDAY EVENING, MONDAY and TUESDAY ~ ~ “THE PRIMITIVE LOVER” . . — star-ring _ '~. Constance Talmadge ——‘]go—-—— “CALIFORNIA OR BUST” “Slab" Pollard‘s Intent Comedy 1 PATHE NEWS Style and Satisfaction in Wardrobe Trunks Belber Safe-Lock Wardrobe Trunks are deliberately de- signed to give the greatest possible satisfaction in every feature of beauty, style, con- venience and durability. Their value, as measured by years of satisfactory service, is supreme among wardrobe trunks. ANGEVINE Furniture Co. SOUTH NOBWALK m “' m ,. ' Special Sale ‘ $60,000 Worth of High Grade Oriental Rugs At Special Prices _- ' \ I (DUAL/TY mcywrxpp/rr: l owe-5r 70-72 North Main St. Thursday, Friday, Saturday 1 Crepe Kimonas We have a new and very attractive line of Crepe ' Kimonas. Fancy figured, two-tone and plain satin bound. Yoke front and straight lines, plain raglan and kimona sleeves. Extra sizes to 52 in some styles. Prices range from $2.00 to $3.98. J. I. MALLE'ITE THOMAS’ THE STORES 01' QUALITY AND SERVICE. Lunches . . ‘ French and Danish Pastry . Ice Cream THQMAS’ 24 so. MAIN ST. 88 Washington Stree‘ South Norwalk Get Ready for my Time _ We have _a big stock of \Vindow Screens and Screen Doors to standard Sizes. They are durably put together, made from a good grade of well seasoned lumber. All sizes of “Pearl” Galvanized Screen Wire. Come in and look over our large stock of Lawn Mowers. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. ROSENFIELD 'BROS. ' 125 Washington St. Phone 340 Free Delivery l L R ~z29 . 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