A nun .x*p;1vfmr§u:‘1m _. 'EGENT and PALACE n wm ns'rmsonkusm pm TODAY — TUESDAY —- WEDNESDAY lv rt" 1... 5.111: evening at the Regent. Otherwise mathee and night at both houses). Gloria Swanson and Theodore Roberts 1m . up! of brilliant suDDOfl-lfll buyer- in one of the most notable Paramount productions that has ever been released. “Prodigal Daughters” mitt mming story of a girl’s rebellion “this: convention. You can‘t help but like It. ——-_ Thursday and Friday GEORGE FITZMAURICE PRESENTS « liotty Compson and Conway. Tearle ——fin— “THE RUSTLE 0F SILK PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS 3,... yrmiuriion at Regent and Palace for Three Days Is Splen .- Feature Attraction. TUESDAY, 3138.1“. Aime-3 ,5 FOR THE HOME! The family always enjoys a gm! dish of our lee Cream nu iimltt‘r what time it is. A \ r} n- freshing. healthful and It H dish can he prepared with in «Ii fruits. i r pure Ice (‘rtnm that “h ulisome and rrfreshing st in or leave your order over the phone. Packed r. snnitary con- miners. GEORGE’S Chocolate Shop G. Pl-ll’POS 10 South Main Street REGENT THEATRE PEOPLES’ CHORUS G. MORRISON Presents “THE SUN WORSHIPPERS” ——And-——-— “Olav Trygvason” Ri( ll ARD CROOKSno — SUZANNE KEENER RALPH TOLAND Benefit Nurses’ Home Tickets ................. Hm: Office Open Saturday. June 9. at no A. M. VICTROLAS _— and..— VICTOR RECORDS -- At the — A.J.CollinsCo. 70.72 No. Main Street. Watch Our Window For RADIO SPECIALS THE NORWALK’S ELECTRIC CO. ll No. Main Street. PHONE 207s k ¥ ‘ Come in and See the New Portable Model CORONA '1'?le $50.00 .1. 1922. to June THE HAMILTON $110.? 49 Wall Street ' ' ‘ ¥ ¥ “mars _. TRADE-m D. LEWIS MATTERN PATENT A'l'l'OBllE!’ Liberty Bldg. . Phone Barnum sea ,. “'uhlnm omen—011m stile. » The six mechanical powers. the ele- ' Writs of which more compliatod 3" “Mn” "0 mode. are the screw. Isvd. - “-4!" wheel clined plane. “d uh. m “a. - .n-.-_a i that were contrary to the welfare of this sport they were quiehley remedied ,ereo will prove es pleasing to you no JUINE'IZ Director $1.,00 $1.50 and $2.00 Mohair Suits Models for Men and Young Men Sizes 34 to 46 PALACE Clothes Shop GOVERNOR GETS BOXING REPORT The Connecticut State Athletic com- mission has forwarded the following communication of Goternot Charles A. l Templeton: Dear Strz—W'hiie the public acts ro- lating to professional boxing and wrestling call for a report to be made to the governor biennially in Decem- ber. the commission thought you might be interested in knowing of the work accomplished since its organi- zatlon. On July 1. 1921. the State Athletic commission was organized. Governor Lake appointing Moses King. of New Haven. for three years: Frank J. Mur- phy. of Hartford. for two years. and Thomas E. Donahue. of New London. for one year; Governor Lake reap- pointing Mr. Donohue for a three-year term from Julyi .1922 This commission did not really get under way until Actober 1. 1921. the period betweent their organization and this date being made to secure data. adopt rules. having same approved by Governor Lake. getting out the neces- sarylprinting. etc. During the past fiscal year. viz: July 1.1923. there have been held seventy-eight boxing exhibi- tions. The taxes received from these exhibitions amounted to 36.08.77. and we received in license fees 85, 380. 00 a total for the past fiscal year of $11. - 868. 77. ' Since organization we have receixed in taxes and license fees $17,015.11. and have paid over to the state treas- urer $16,880.81. We have this past fiscal year issued the fonlowing 270 boxers and wrest- lers 82700.00; 10 announcers. 8100.00; ‘29. managers. 8725.00: 13 physicians, 20 referees. 16 29 promoters. 8725.00; 3200.00: 1“ seconds. 8830.00: timekeepers. 880. 00; total 36380. 00. While the year does not end until ‘ 1 June 80. 1921. it has been the custom that any new licenses issued during the month of June should apply on the following year. it being y opinion of your commission that there; ' no deduction allowed for part year. it was unfair to make an applicant pay a full year's fee for a license for one month. JOE Closmo” has toured the country on foot twice. .leave the Town Hall steps at 9 A. M- mun AGAIN Stamford Boy Who Has ‘ Toured Country Twice on Foot Going Anew. STAMFORD. June 11.— V Jos Crosto. the Stamford boy who starts on another cross-country and return trip next Thursday. He will and indications are that a host of J oc's friends will be there to say fare- well. -....- magnesium RIALTO THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW THREE SHOW“ DAILY “The Primitive Lover’ .._.i. Featuring _.._ CONSTANCE TALMADGE “Snub” Pollard Cemedy. Pathe News Coming Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Saturday JACKIE COOGAN -—fn——— “DADDY” m . Stan Laurel as “Rhubarb Vaselino” ‘ in the Snappy Burlesque~ ‘ “MUD AND SAND” JOSEPH CROSTA ‘ Jos is a disabled veteran who. how- ever. is able to walk. He is going out on this third trip because the old restlessness, as he expressed it. has come over him again. and he thinks there’s nothing so instructive. so beneficial to a man as "hitting the road." And so. Thursday. Joe starts it all oter again. Sentinel readers will remember Joe’ s history. It ‘was told some time ago in these columns—of how Joe came out of the war. of how he lost his wife and child during a stay in the hospital. All that was told. and more of Joe's fever for the gold fields,»end of the “sucker-dirt" and ”fools-gold" he found. This trip Joe'il not solicit automo- bile rides nor will he "ride the blinds". Nix; Joe says it's too dangerous. And so he'll walk. Joe hasn't got any money. He means to carry the name and fame of Stamford about “iih him. He ylsnts help if there are those “he'll help him. Friends can find him. before Thursday. git his home at 208 Pacific Street. Joe will head directly for New York. From there he will proceed to Philadelphia, Washington; thence to Georgia and westwards to Los An- geies. He will return via the northern route. Incidentally. Joe has pro—; mixed to send letters to The 'Sentincl' i telling his impressions and ndventurcs' along the way. Only 2 Jan Golfers 'Ever Holed Out in 1 Although hundreds and hundreds of golfers have joined the hoie-in-one club. available records show that only two Japanese players have ever ac- complished the ultimate in golf ac- curacy. Shigcji Tajima. a New York resi- dent. manager of the Mitsui Company the great Japanese international con- cern. holed out in one at the Shack- amaxon Club. “'estfleld. N. J.. last sumnser. Aslslware. now in Tokio. but form.- eriy of this city. cupped a liO-yard tee shot at the tenth hole at Mosholu in 1321. CRIQUI SIGNS TO FIGHT DUNDEE True to his promise made when he signed for his fight with Johnny Kil- bane, Eugene Criqul. newly crowned featherweight. accompanied by his manager. Robert Eudellne. tripped into the office of the Polo Grounds A. C.. yesterday afternoon and signed with matchmaker Tom O'Rourke to fight Johnny Dundee at the Polo Grounds on July so. Dundee is ex- pected to follow suit before the end of the week. I I Now for FOot Comfort W. L. Douglas CORFLEX SHOE 1 Nun‘s \ I? The past year has boon a very sue-i '- conful one in this particular line of sport and the pr to for the coming- yenr are encou g. 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