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“THE WORLD'S A STAGE"
Opens at Rlnlto Thutre My—
Written By Elinor Glyn.
The picture that opens a three day
run at the Rialto today. “The World's
a Stage." deals with the experiences
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nightmare of disillusionment; and du-
pair. she continues to sneak! 301' 0310-
tlons before the camera.
Ultimately a real live tr “MPH. and
a lasting happiness is er reward.
Elinor Glyn, who wrots t, story from
which the picture is dapted, be!
taken incidents from rFl 1“. t0 Mk0
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her plot. it is said. an the story she
has woven together is 1110"- entertain-
in . .
‘Mia Dorothy Phil 19- bu the role
of Jo Bishop. heroi e of the picture.
while she is ably Drafted by Ken-
neth Harlan and B .000 McKee. Miss
Phillipe censidcrs or role inthis pio-
ture her great because it comes
closest to real li - ,
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ductions six ce "When Knighthood
\Vas in Flo er" and "Manslaughter."
opens a tin- , days' run at the Regent
and Palace theatres today with the
initial pro nation of the "The Ex-
citers." his new feature presents
Bebe Dan sis. star of “Glimpses of the
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negican Wife." Kiss Daniels
a role of, girl seeking excite-
d she has never been more
doll‘h ul than in this ,part. It’s a
1!..pr story with a dilerent twist—a
melo .. and a comedy all in one.
Leaky who has directed scor-
ucceues for Famous Players.
-nsible .torthe release and the
may count it as one of the best
that will‘be altered in Nor-
this summer. The direction'is
- the cast could not be improyo
' the plot will amord plenty .of
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u \y “M” m 50' h m J. L. Nickersou will taran-
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Shoe Ore when she is askedto lend the serve-n .
L2 it a new personality. She is oveerOd.
particularly so when she -disu°'"l
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one thousand Masons a .7
ttended the
mk‘nnial observance of Adelphi
se OI at New Haven. held at the
Grand Avenue c -
a." Sunday. World church
The graduating cla-‘at th I l
e stat
normal school at Wilumnntic is th:
in several years. there being
61 members.
to w. I‘ercises will.be held
The gypsies who encanl nee
Lakede at Waterbury. m3“. tau:
let‘s-inrzd‘boy inc their midst. who said he
rom hi
other parts. cage, have left for
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Because his wife refused to so to
Europe with hlm‘to visit his relatives.
lion-is Cutter. or. years old. a shoe
maker or New Haven. committed sui-
cide by hanging.
Over ten tons of suckers and ten
tons of other kinds of fish. have been
netted tram the Broad Brook reser-
vo r at eriden by state in -
cials in the last three week': . on
The Naw England Cemetery Asso-
ciation. composed of men who are
concerned with the management of
cemeteries. will hold its annual meet-
ing in Hartford June 25'and 26. ‘
Jacob D.‘Millicent of Fairdeld. was
sentenced to 60 days in jail, at Fair-
neld on charge of not supporting
himself. He maintained he has been
unable to work.
Edward L. Kelly of Bridgeport,
state commander of the American De-
gion. was initiated into 40 nominee
and 8 Chevaux of the Barry W. Cong-
don post at Bridgeport, Monday night.
Samuel Hubbard of Bristol. a spin-
ner, has completed 62 years of serv-
ice with the Bristol Manufacturing
company. He entered the employ of
the company at the age of 14 years.
P. H. Whitman. organizer of‘ the
Independence Political organlnlflon.
was rebuked at a meeting at f-airdeld
Monday night. He was. severely
criticised because of the publicity he
has been issuing. .~
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Because of Connecticut's appropri-
ation for the cor-tection of inte’rnal
revenue was Mlt 8200.000. 14 deputy
collector-s in the state wil go out of
one. you 1. The oilice at Winsted
will be; discontinued.
erman Sonnenberg of Fairdeld.
arr ted tor a thrd oftense against
tine prohibition laws. was sentenced
so Jail for 10 days and fined $150 and
costs at Bridgeport. Monday. A police
raid on his home Saturday night re-
vealed whiskey and mash.
-Dr. Harry E. Fosdick of New York
and Victor F. Lawson. publisher of
the Chicago Daily News, were given
honorary degrees of doctor of laws at
the University of Michigan yesterday.
Wilbur 1.. Cross. New Haven. wan
given the degre of doctor of humane
letters.
Frank Cordi of Torrington. alleged .-
counterfeiter. has been arrested by
United States Marshal David Miller
and placed in the New Haven county
Jail to await trial on an indictment by
the federal grand jury. Cordi recently
finished serving three months in the
Litchfleld county Jail on charge of
carrying concealed weapons.
The state police and many resi-
dents between .Colchester and Salem '
hunted Sunday nigdlt for Mamie Stokl-
lo, three-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Stokilo of Hartford. who
became lost while on a visit with her
parents to a friend of the family in
Colchcster. She was found yesterday
ln‘a swamp where she had wandered
and spent the night.
Under the spreading elms of both
the college campus and Vanderbilt
sauare the seniors of Yale University
held their class day exercises at New
Haven Monday with the traditional
smoking of pipes and the planting of
class vines. The Shel! seniors held
their gathering before noon and at
its conclusion the class phophecy was
given’ by W. K. Zelgtield of Detroit.
the oration was delivered by F. B.
'l‘urck. Jr.. of New York City; the his-
tory ‘was related by C. H. Alvord of
Winsted and the ivy planted and the
ode given by A. N. Into of Bristol. R.
1., voted by his class as the man who
had done most for Yale.
will of Dorothy A. Merritt, who died.
recently‘u the result of a clubbing
she received from burglars in her
home, came before Judge Miller. in
probate court at Bridgeport Monday.
counsel representing John M. Helm of
Newark. N. J.. presented another will
signed by Dorothy Helm and drawn
in Orange. N. 1.. in 1915. and asked
"that it be allowed in place of the
will already before the court in favor
of *Hin' Herrltt's‘rnother and two of-
her sisters. Ml. Merritt was divorced
tram Helm some years ago and took
nsr‘maiden‘nama, Counsel for Helm
contended thatthe teetatrix was men-
tally incapable of drawing the second
will.~ The 1016 will left everything to
“Helm." The court set July 2 as ,. the
”date for a hearing oaths iii-st will.
Weslyan University centered de-
grees in courses upon an even hun-
dred of its graduating class at Middle-
t'own Monday and honorary degrees
were given to five citizens of dieting.
rushed achievements. 'The commence-
ment exercises were held in Memorial
chapel and the. dunes were given
bygActing President Stephen 11. Olin.
01 men received the degree'of either
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