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unscrupulous woman doctor who
drugs Mrs. Rallston and connives
with Rallston and the keeper of a
sanitarium to deprive the poor wo
.man of her liberty. The plot sue
i, use German Battlefield Pictures. ”9““-

.. ~ In speaking of his accomplishment Rallston leads a luxurious life on
”f. the making of the now famous war-Ellis wife's money and loses her for-
= ‘ ’lctnres of the German and Ania-{minim in speculations. In his difllcul-
wry-w: mm, which win be shown atlties he goes to a friend, Bigelow. and
"Ike Stamhrd Theatre, on October 14th ' the latter agrees to help him. But he

 

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and 15th, at 2:30, 4:00, 7:30 and 9.!
“With F. Weigle, the staff photo=

 

”all" ”PM” of the Chicago Tribune, said: I
,. .1“! have probably been more fortunate
.. Chan the average war photographer,

fine to the fact that I had been in the
pier none previously and had learned
the many difficulties which had to be
vaercorne. When I went over to take
{hose pictures I equipped my camera
with a long-distance telephoto lens.
grins enabled me to take scenes at a
distance of three thousand feet. I
was able to stand outside the lines of
lighting and photograph the shrapnel
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suspects Rallston of perfidy towards
his wife, and discovering that the poor
woman is an inmate of the sanitarium
disguises himself and secure her re-
lease.

Rallston dies as the result of an
automobile accident, and his wife and
daughter are reunited. The latter
then marries the young man of her
choice.

Nat C. Goodwin has a strong and
lovable character part in the play.
are tremendously exciting
scenes in Wall Street; and the part
of the sinister woman doctor is a de-

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the waist.

as black.

Velvets and Corduroy’s For Autumn Materials

The “Couturiers” are advocating Velvets for tailored wear and dresses. The charms
of Velvet for winter wear are undeniable and it is a material so
every age. Soft Vclvcts, such as the weaves are this season. adapt
happily to the wide—flaring skirts and the gathers u hich sccm niadc uitli a iraed bond at

becoming alike
the inst-l r cs

to
very

FOR D RESSES.

Brocaded Velvcts, light weight, suitable for gowns, in beautiful colorings as well

$5.00 a yard.

Chiffon Velvets, kitten's cart in black, brown,

gray, old blue and Hum color. 40

_. the air and showered vollevs of ‘1 ‘ ('idedly strong one. Some very pleas- _..__.___.__ ._________*____ __ “19h“ ““19, M.
mm the trenches of the Egan _ 5;: ing children's scenes IGDd bright re- PALACE THEATRE. ‘ Be sure and see this company of C rd . $4.00 a yard. .
“mess can a be I“ e]. tw‘h ’ lief to the drama. And a very big Vaudeville is it. For real, unadulter-oancers, practically all girls, comed- l or uroys. yard “’ldt‘. all Black Velvetccns, 34 inch— .Colored Velvetecns a large _ .
{T3210 the fact t ”t l madge 3 a m uted and handsome dog will surely be. 8 ts area pleasure. the show at the Palacejians, and an. entertainers. They carry he aslnonablc shades, 1‘5 Wide. llllt.’ or >llatlr-~_
r ‘ ' ' ‘ a" arrange- Theatre the first three days of this their own musicl director as the mus- 82-50 and $3.00 $1.00

. ment with Field Marshal Von Schleyer
avhereby some of the proceeds from
‘ithese picturesfi'would be turned over
to the fundxfo‘il‘sblind and crippled
soldiers." j '
" These piciures will be shown at the
_ above theatre, direct from their New
.... York exhibition at the 44th Street
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vorite with audiences. The automo-
bile accident is strikingly realistic.

Htflding you right through by its
strength and conviction of story. its
powerful acting, its thrills, excites
merits. surprises and intense human
interest. “The Master Hand." with
Nat C. Goodwin is a fitting companion
of “After Dark," “The Cub.‘ “Many
lng Money,” and other recent World

 

‘two,h0urs«_ente}'talnrnent at the new)

week is the finest seen by Norwalk file is especially written for this 3“-
theatre goers in a long, long whilel ._.__...._.————

Headed by that screaming comedy “in l PAYTON STOCK co_
EliomVlii-Ithtliliiweztkrzeltmiilatylihe Do? i To exceptionally large audiences.
r A n a ouse is .

the Pavt n ad ts
full of cleverness from start to finish ‘ on Stock Comps y m e l

. llocal d ‘. ' ‘ w 11-: .
and there isn‘t a dull moment in the em" yesterda) m her a and‘

will remain for the balance of the‘
week at the handsome new Regent

theatrex'Pho-ébew- is a peach, a dalsy,. ,
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, $1.00
Plaid and Stirpcd Velvcts. these
well with other materials for children's

Belts and Girdles

So much is added to one's costume by br-lt or

combine
frocks.
wit

Brocade: for Evening Coats. Surnprznus

weaves in all lovely shod“. intruder. lllllt” «Lotti

$4.50.

Urcss Hoods Section, main floor.

lt‘.

Cards of Personal
Greeting

during the pa“ “mm" by nearly 200v Film trium its a d” .crythlng “ice' Evenmhws a, popular meg The opening girdle. A twist of Satin will give a common-
?“ .000 people. Crowds have jammed the , . p ' ' . Groucho . 0‘1“ would “41’ 3‘ thiflibh‘ ., .p U h M .. place. dress a different air——on occasion~and the
W... time at every performance a... n... “"8 mm WW 1... no... at how week's new at the Palace. u... persona ' “S “e 1...... “d ‘ 9 °““' r r f q .1 n n - . r... the Holidays now ready.
K H ,. dreds of people have stood in line two Theatre on Friday of this week. who dl ’ rare for music would hei d additional ““9"“ “‘5 added ‘0 .)(‘t 0 “lie c, .]d or latent Leather 5 h‘gh
‘ '_ . ' . “ - . 'tb-ls production’by the presence of Ed- in popularity. A little forethought now will causc your to
l hours at a time ‘0 get a chance to convert d the chap who didnt. “ _ 7 . ‘ 7 ..
g m them an d found more than worth «gm-TH 0,,- A ""10".- AT THE can, a h y go, dancing would wearlmund Breese._ who watched Eugene The American Beauty” is quite now, rather hug yours-sir about two wet-ks betorc ldlrltludtfi -
'the trouble. New, in the history of REGENT. out his ds in applause, m thingi‘ralmr play the part of John Byrkett wide, of black patent leather, piped with white Hie Lard; arc really «a nugc book of man».

New York have such enormous crowds
”‘3 ’- 'gathered at any theatre. These pie
puree show you the actual battlefields
of the most awful war this world has

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A kind of artistic achievement easy
for the film. but impossible for the
"Windoor diama" is illustrated by the
Ford's Theatre scene in “The Birth of
a Nation." The old fashioned drama

week's bulls the real thing. lther. a part that Mr. Breese created
With real motion pictures sandwich-33°11“? ””5 880. The play is familiar.
ed in between the live acts of rattling.‘° every tho-liege". and in thrhtnds
good vaudeville. the management has Lotthe capable Payton Players, it lent
given Norwalk theatre goers somerladdltlonal charm. The cast is an 9.;-

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1n black patent leather
and colored suede

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kid. It has an odd prong-like fastening that is

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d of such infinite variety that one may select

for personal tastes or _whims. and the recipients
will think they have been made to order. birch
pictures as:

A warm and cosy fireside.

'le WE‘VE?

.i 3;::' ‘hthzr::;ww::5y:::e:lp:: has long attempted to represent ii thing that they should patronize triceptldnalonoyhen one considers the Leather Belts, all colors ........... 25¢ A group of adorable bulldogs. ‘
(heed to deadly action on the battle “8&9 within astage, and some of suel they care anything about vaudeville. prices of admission that are charged Satin Girdles' a large assortment and 311 colors TWO peacocks strolling in a garden walk. ‘
hunt. The h h h K representations have been rather rea ~ If they don‘t patronize. the bills Wm and It is sateto say that the Payton for davtimc or evening wear 50¢, and 81 A flight of happy bluebirds.

_ y s ow you ow t e at tstic. ‘But in the film scene showlnz my now running at the theatre the! company is the best. traveling organl‘ . ' . . ’ ‘ A snowy landscape and alittle house with lighted
p ' ‘ “9"“ “0°95 W993“ ‘07 ““0“ and the assassination of President Lincoln. don't care for vaudeville. for what ha; ration today. no scenic production Messaline Girdles, m ”Mk! navy and brown. fi‘r' windows among the hills. l
*‘JIL'R. . 11" they fight. They 8110' You 'hlt 0118 Bevel ‘not only the complete Sl‘EQ been .114 is being .130" ll the be“. «is In keeping '1“) the ‘1] around 9!- trimmed top and bolton ......... . .. sl.m All ancient ship—that has not yet come home. i

war is. Every man. woman and child or Ford's Theatre in April. 1865 but

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and far too good to miss.

ccllence of the performance. and

Wide Tafl'eta Girdles $1.00 and $1.50

Reproductions of old paintings.

in America ought to see them. They also the auditorium of the theatre the - Sn .

e - . ' C In . bee - ‘ _ .
@fi‘niiwflv-m What .took place. whorls audleuco‘and the historical figures in one nd Draper & Compgny “or“ great care has evidently .1! taken in Black M0": Velour and Heavy Black “I" tlrdcr now—hr the dozen. it Will bc oft vcirr
a; now takin ‘ d n th bo e in "1?- ND T0611!!! comedy In Room having every little detail carried out. With wide sell-covered buckles. very . l ' H m ‘11 these are exclusive '

l"; g p ace, an w It will won a x " ‘ . 44." The ““0“?“ roomer “1 the haunt- Especial mention should be made of d mm" ‘“ l ‘ ‘ ‘Q ‘. ' .

'7' Laura Keene is playing pur Amer— ban some, $1 . mimicry Section.

“one to. take place. until the war is‘

over. icon Cousin,‘ assisted by E. a. Sothern

ed room experiences all sorts of dlfll-
cultles. sees all kinds of spooks and

the work of Eugene holler in the
role of Ready Money Rider. Mr. Pral-

There are no other pictures like
these in existence. The Chicago Trl~
buns stands back of every scene
depicted throughout the whole six
reels and guarantees their genuine
ness and authenticuv exactly as ob-
uerved. Edwin if. Weigle. the Chicago
Tribune war photographer, has on-
‘ . questionably set a name for himself
in his daring effort to record the ac.
tions of the, German army and to pre-
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play of the same name by Carroll
Fleming. Not C. Goodwin is
“good angel" of the story—a big-
hearted. benevolent man of affairs

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in the role of “Lord Dundrodry. They
are startled out of their mlmlb parts by
the shot that Wilkes Booth, tired. The
audience has risen to its foot as the
shot is heard and creans for ward in
a semi-panic to gaze at the great
statesman whose head has fallen back
in the stage box and at the assassm
Booth who is leaping from “the box to
the stage and whose spur catches in
the box draperies as he Jumps. éauslng
llilm to break his leg. This sort of
historical reallsmihas never been
achieved before. it is part :of what is

will be shown at the Regent Oct. 18.

19 and 20.
BLANCHE SWEET TODAY.

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whose mission in life seems to be to

, straighten out other people’s troubles
and make them happy. A

Rallston. the trillion of the story.

has married :1 rich widow and wants

to get her out of. the way so that he

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Water Sffi'ffiot Raymond 3t. '

lasts aplenty in Norwalif as was evi-
l danced last evening by that arise turn;
ion: to Lockwood's Hull, whore the Rt:
‘ ‘ t‘program is playing this we
Editing the engagement of thelPayton
Stock company. Francis X...
appeared in a Metro featupe, which
lwas excellent in all respects. Today
. Blanche Sweet will be soon at Lock

wily monsoon Thursdrry, Dorothy
L:nd'nnolly ,ln the Metro offering ‘Seal-
ed virility." on Friday !

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playing the leading role in aipew Paras
mount "Peer Cynt." Jl‘hls learnt-em
the first, excepting the “B
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{musical program. Saturda
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Cyril stands will .

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spend one of the mot eventful nights
of career. He is luck to get out. alive
The comedy is really funny and the,
acting is all good as the playlet itself.
Cecile Dnuham. singing comedlenne,

zer looked and acted the part of the
octupus. and while he was just a
trifle sympathetic at times, his efforts
reached far over the footllshts and

possesses a weet voice and an excel- his hit was emplmtlc. Miss Ritchie
lent repertoire. of songs. She deserved ;Cl“rk Ruflen all bl‘me-V' was "9""
every bit of the generous applause she charming and convincing and came in
melved last evening. The Gliding!" the lion part of the sympathy and
O’Mearas proved to be delightfullyifll’lllaufie-

clever dancers and not the least inh-l Lion and the Mouse.
favorable criticism could be found int

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Jacob P. Adler, lr.. son of the weipShlrley Rosamore .................
known Jewish actor. Jacob P. Adler‘
of the New York People's Theatre. .Mrs. Rossinore .......... . ........ .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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CENTRAL "IlOTEL tannins:

“ Corner Mom‘oe and Chidtnut Streets, South Norwaflr.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Rooms by day or week at reasonable "19°95 . ,. ,
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Kate" Roberts. . Miss Dagmar 1 hennette l‘thfiiigfig
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Nightgowns' $1.00.» $1.25. $1.50. $2

Dollies, centerpieces and scarves in all sizes

Garments for children. Frocks. Sncqucs,
and Hoods, Bibs, Carriage Straps, Kimonos and

The Designer for-November is ready.
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‘ bject for
inabeth ‘Rnthburn became a proper an
n i . .Mlss E] y l as a warmeasure. The present Europ-

r, it asserted, . demonstrated:
been in war depended less on;
than upon ‘pOWer to

onto r.

Conservative styles in Belts and Girdles of

heavy black silk for morning wear.

Art Section

StampedPiece's for Embroidery.
Pillow Cases, for night or day use.

_ to
75¢

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and Goblins stare at one from the Show cases. . Yellow
pumpkins are adorned with spitting black cats. Gloomy

New Candies. chctti's Carniucls. Fisli's Glazed Nuts.
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emclency

ear out, the enemy until its food re~

this country. would be a serious aid".
toostlyypalamlty in time of peace," it
‘~ was tripod. "‘and “if. such a disaster:
occurred during a war with great pow-1'

 

mornln . ers operatingon the Atlantic and‘
def estabH‘d—iishment “XL—a 8 mine, this nation would he 11°11)“
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WASHINGTON". Oct.‘ * 12.'—Brlers - . f . . . g .. ‘ . . Junk .
1 Were tiled today in the‘Supretile Court , -.,_8EAhED.iPmosnts_ ‘ y , .
‘ :by theme and Crockett Club, the Sealed 'WW' for ma WWW“ . . . . ,
' Néw YorkZoologlcal Society rind the or! cumulus-tho synonyms .plumb‘i SELL - J
" Cam‘n Fireman‘s numerical.“ drains ing‘system tor Cmtiers‘éhool‘wlll- he . ' . afle e
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Pattern Section

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, Finland-"specifications
‘ohtatn -_at~'théfo‘ll1ue-of3uii-"i

i Petticoat Ruffles

Perhaps, it is not generally knoWn that new

and pretty Silkcn Flounccs may be had. ruuly

apply to pcttlcoats. if your {lettuce is worn

or torn and the upper part of the skirt'is good-—
Why. have a new petticoat by stitching on a new
ruffle.

In satine
In taffeta or messaline,
black and all other colors.

$1.25 and $1.50

Notion Section.

75¢

The admission price is 25 cents for meant by the tie-called “new art" for was ”Wk l“ “W" “:11" witlra “Arguslfidohn Burkett Ryder.. .Eugene Frazier Booties.
any seat in the house. iwhlch D w Grifllth is responsible. er than ever ”“4! ° ‘ifim‘tl e {Jefferson l‘tyder.. .Douglass Dumbrille
spectniorri gaze at the scene with 222::380223" l3]: :Zlifgrhii‘lniic;;imdge Rossmore. ...J. W. Parrish M att r e S e S S .
HOYT'S THEATRE. fascinated hOH‘OT- It l3 100 téfl'lblo, ‘00 the first three days Of the Week. illon. Fitzroy Bfifiley . .. ...3.l..I;. ”J ' . ‘ 1 l\ 1 .
. ' awesome for applause. yet not a gpec- __ For the last half of this week “i ---r---‘ -------- :30“ R- Ba 0. 7- . I 9 0 ‘ .\ spctrnl in i at ifur
Nat GOOdWIn m “The Master Hand'—- tutor but feels that in this impressive the Palace Theatre the ma 3 memiSenator ltobcrts.“llllam A. Mortimer or t e lg 0 [g (ox-crud \\llll best (pm it}
Famous Actor the ‘Star of World rendition Mr. Griffith has surpassed has engaged the Dream Dancers, dl_'Ex-Judae Scott.l....Edw;t‘ir-d 130:5?“ = . ‘ i. _ ticking. 40 111;, “‘mgg; 00
Th v F"";IT%"”"' ' it“ Fe‘testlpreflm’ixfiii‘agrrlsfifsni root from the New York Wintergarden.;§x:l:l‘;‘:5“‘“""‘f """ ‘ “mi; Boring: Awesome and weird—looking arc the Hallow Eve Wire Springs $3 5") l1),
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Comfortables

:\ good assortment in all
dainty and dcli-rntc mlorings.
ptilc pink. rose. lnvcudcr and»
blue. as well as darker and
more practical combinzilirms.

Wool Blankets
Indian Blankets
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