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tor it had been.
RLGENT
“The Diplor.\1tic Service."
MONDAY-Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne
TUESDAY—Dustin Famum in "A Son of arm."
COMING—“The Birth ofa Nation." Prices. {5 cents.
mum
Tomorrow, Satmday
Blanch Sweet in
"Unprotected”
largo W that“ the Palace
Thane yeah-MI] alienat- aad Ian!
night and len- amply delighted alth
the line nude-ii“) and 381er o."
in; for the ballast and for the last
three days of the seek Every one of
the five acts proveddo be of A l qual-
il_\' and drew generous applause at
cach appearance.
The Nine. Crazy Kids proVed crux-
ier and better than in any of their
previous appearances in this city;
statement (albino:
uation is. quiet around Gruniah
= We repulaed an enemy attack
in
't our advance continued on
rest.
They sang well, danced well and had
* on it E
FIVE; BIG ACTS OF VAUDE-
.VILLE AND PICTURES ON '
Scarlet Oath."
Saturday—Marguerite Clark in
“Silks and Satins." '
tha
the
Gold Jewelry for
Christmas Gifts
A gift of moderate priced
jewelry should be selctted
with the same discrimination
and care exercised in the se-
lection of more costly jewelry.
One need not sacrifice either
quality. style or workmanship
sive jewelry.
to obtain a piece of inexpen-
The intrinsic value of a gift
from of gold jewelry from my
store is assured by the fact
that I sell nothing that is not
fully guaranteed.
to
vic
cut
A
cut
Links, Silver, Cut Glass. etc.
Richard ‘F. Noack
":6 North Main Street.
South Norwalk.
tif’
N‘Ve Are Paying the 1*‘Iii.’.1't:Sllms
i’rices For All inds Of 1
JUNK
Telephone or Send Postal to
L. EFFRON 3
l3 Rowan St. East Norwalk'
flll‘
father.
don's latest
appearance.
prcpu l‘t
‘ sacrificcd.
(l)' to thc convicts hut Barbara pleads
who she is—is par-
doned. and taken into thc protecting
‘ arms of the mun who loves.
:- to keep them?"
_——_— Tomorrow Blanche Sweet
protected" A Paramount Pic-
statute. but he refuses it.
it to an exhibition where it is’recog-
hired by Governor
son, Gordon, as the Work of Rufus
King, a dear old friend, and Barbara's:
that Gordon
Barbara meet and a friendship begins
It is here
tquickly ripcns
exhibit.
Barbara‘s “Ht't‘l‘Pl studio" in
tic is discovered by her surly
cle. and in his rage at what he con-
siders her
precious
deception
his
as Mary.
_vcar
.loshuu (‘I trio’s
“her.- all pork is done by leased con-
(‘tlrr
after
ts. lordon
9 Ba rhnrn
complaint
rp hos '3‘th t
he goes on a tour of inspection. (‘ruin
i to trike Bill‘lllll'll into his own
ham who makes herself knoun to him.
(‘ruizr uunounccs her as hi: nil-cc. and
force.» the comp doctor to sign it ccr~
r‘ntc of tll‘fllll of
llnuhlc to stop the mutiny “hich Tony
is leading i‘mrbnrn rushes to with the
convicts in ordir to save Gordon and
Tony grapples with Craig
who attempt: to shoot Barbara. Tony
comes between them and his life
ltllllt‘l‘_
The Cove
lhcmw-t-ells‘
painting
statue above his head and
sends it crashing to the floor.
filing to prevent
hora strikes Jamison
with a candlestick-ho steps back and
falls thru the trap door and is killcd.t
in error Barbara's name is Riven
the police as Jamison and she furth-
ers the dot aption by giving her (‘hrish
inn name
sentencc ot lifc imprisonment.
on account of her youth is afterwards
clutngid to tcn
2015' on it shooting trip.
of cruelty
a line of funny entertainment that on the enemv who suffered hea
:lirouight down the house at every pet'-
formance. They are bound to draw
big: house; today and tomorrow.
Minena Courtney 8: (‘omptiny in
th-« sketch of “l’ants‘l’ made a big hit.
tween Turtultai
In “Un-
‘tillerv action near Turtukai.
ture
Synopui. "Pants" proved to he a Western at- the Dobrudja there WIS weak a!-
Barba .. traction that was out of the ordinary. tillery fin, and engagements be-
ra isms. rifle:~ her pan-ms Dainty Lillian flare. sdullrellP, stm- tween advance posts."
were all they were cracked up to he
and made a hit at cacti appcartmcc.
The. show no it whole “as fine and so
was each lnlividuai act.
She takes
her she need not return at all. and
Carroll and his when Mrs. ifldnmre went back
l‘hiludelphtn she did not live Wlill l
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FAIRCHILD’S
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
The Value of a Name
The name FAIRCHILD on the box adds prestige to a
gift—not only at Christmas—but at any time—for ALL
occasrons. \
There is no magic in the name-—but there is noth‘
and‘
“- _
into low. Gor-
is also among
hr- at?
ld un-l.
. he l‘uiaerzthfl
Strum ing in the name that isn't in the goods themselves.
doll”! ””F- Bar"; The FAIRCHILD name has stood or the best in
”""" ”l" "“3" Diamonds. Jewelry.Watches. Cut Gass. etc, for 51
years.
G. W. Fairchild 8t Sons, Inc.
997 Main Street-——Arcade Corner
At the Sign of the Chimes
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
to
She receives a'
which
carol-3' «the-(W Irate-eat
inmdbytheWuOliu’h
School". 'l‘hetextol the
counter attack. At other points
there was only weak artillery fire.f means or locatlng her dluglitcr. She
.R“urnan’tan front: In Wallachia? “Walt“ ‘0 “l“ Wm“- ‘0 "'1" We“
the'tive agencies and to a Philadelphia
road frOm Giurgevo to Bucha-
losses. We captured two ax-cen-
timeter guns. 0n the Danube be-
and Cernavodaiu paper that sh
there was infantry fire with ar- for the thild and would see that l‘.\
"m rut urn at once. Mr l’ullmnre wroTo
. old out the household furnishings and
.-
du-a and toot oto- Ian-my to have.
In I'll-oer pm: [I u a and lo.-
herl-ra the finally shoe her bad;
.01 "a” lot Ibi- line-Hep and Ill!
_aoad not In“ about the payments.
In Pad-ore Halted her baby m i,
“Macedonian front: The sit-aw. tun no night turn years to
- then the neat to the hour also found
the Brittle-ya had moved. and she
could [cl no trace of then.
The anxious mutt-er took
t8.
by
over}
inewpaper which pul.ll5lihi ter smiy
About two years a‘tvrwards bl!" ri-
. 0t" IVOOPS in bayonet‘cm-ed indirect word from the Brick-
fighting inflicted a bloody defeat leys that they claimed Dorothy IlHlt‘i'
‘au agreet tnt signed in 19(73 by .‘drs.
i . (more consenting to adoption )lrs
l’adniore said todzu‘ she netel‘ signed
an agreement of adoption. but did sign
would be l‘t’ipoltdilill
VY
In father left it alone, ll is learned that
a petition for adoption was filed in
, Pennsylvania. but was denitd because
‘it did not bear the purcnts' signature.
““3111. K095 to live with her uncle R - ‘ ‘ ' "W—
. u - t d ' ‘ces full into the —————-—-—— ‘ ‘
. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY it... Jamison, m... n . . “'l 9““ “ M“ . ‘ , ’ ... i """" {DEATHS AND FUNERALS
" ' a “r“ l“ dt’Wld hearts of her audience. She has an
.rr Dont MISS of all “admins and love. He warns attractive little lady possefied of - 3 ._.-..._ '
HE NINE CRAZY SCHOOL Barbara that -' . . ' , . '_ H " y , [one [0 Isabelle P. Green t
KIDS ‘ her life by "IZISEZHZ‘JZJHW‘TY mlnfd good enter-tatfnilnz tht‘s and “as A l ur‘ollovving an illness of but 4‘ I?“
' . l” *1. SW most success u _ ' y _ . H .
AND THE FOUR OTHER shall have nothing to do With art“ lvy & Ivy novelty “uh-“dam were folJNn AHER '2 YEARS hours, Isabinp p. (. Mn. ”N. mum“
‘ ACTS that if 5}". “a” under M3 roof, she “01‘0”tu good. Advertised as nov" .tl‘aughttr of Mr. ‘End Mrs. Harold.
'works, ' 'elty tiuisicinns lhm were llthpl on __....._— three", of 243 Main MW?" died trite
. . . ». . '« ~ . ' . I . . ‘ t.
T 'I‘EATCi‘r-IBE IEaICTqRE§ h ‘ Barbara 0M” as 3 gm “0"" “Ml“. tertuiners of the first water. (Continued on Page Seven.) ‘“ Millikan) infill}. fl}. mt aim “E will.
A Omght— all “C in T C her fither's last work’. a small marble‘ Williams and (‘ulvcr. eongllers. man s an. “M" ‘1‘)" ”'M'“
services were held this morning: from
he. the late home in
1:? officiated. and interment was in thei
Norwulk cemetery. The sympathy oi"
the entire community
Guiaeopi Polini
(luiscppl l'oliui. M) “'uoduard
invonuc .dlt‘tl \\'cdnc§tln)‘ I‘\t'lllllg ill
his late home. Funeral services were
.held this aftcrnoon at ".2 o‘clock at St
Joseph‘s (‘hurch and interment “it:
in St. Mary's cemc'ljy. '
ti :-
Funeral of W. A, Curtis
The funeral of thc lute William A.
(‘urtis will he held tomorrow ulter-
lnlmll ll' ‘ltlill o'tlock (tom the late
home of the dccczic d. is “'laxl mcnuc
llev. Ernest F. lli‘firctmr, of tho ”Nov-
: walk (‘onkrvnationul (‘hut‘th 'slll cfllr
ciaio, illltl litters. Ant will lies in Rivcr
. Hutu a tummy.
«will he Lolliui'd liuiin'in'l. \lhl'l‘t ll
’ M‘Ilkl‘l. Henry I“, l‘oiltll"". lcslcr ll)
her Filtltlmi
V l ‘ l
i" W 1" "1km \\ ‘ntt. Without it ”mum; Fl‘t‘tlt-l‘ll‘k .\ i .
turpentine camp,1 . : I ' ‘ P p v. r v n .
Hui-.- -an‘ o\—- lldl. and Al :1 l“ A l) ll ."ll ll to.” [ti f
. tl‘ ’ horuulu Suvtntb .‘t)( i“.}. .t ,..,
oil. fuiliutr to lo- lSnm‘nel l.ynes.~. and Stephen _ “'1‘
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49: pt-‘--P0nr0rs--oc~pk
Fancy Whole Grain Rice ......... ll). 7“. 3 ll». 0; 20¢
Very Best Creamery Butter, per lb. ....... .. ...... 45¢
Curticc Brothers‘ Blue Label Ketchup "
Small 14¢. Lorgc 23¢
Ills“
in (‘rnig’s
ho (inventor and
. . camp as hi.- mistress llzirhnra und Franco~Ameriean Read Maid 3011')" > .. 25b
Dzamonds, Lavalhers. Brcést . ,. , . . p - * y .0 -------- Wm . .
Pms. Bracelets, Scarf Pins 'lou_\, u'colixict, plan a mutin). (.or ‘ Challenge Blend Cpffcc, got: grade, lb, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 26f:
Ruins NCCk Chains 3 Cuff: don hcctdmitully stumbles onto the 60 Pink Stamps With 1 1). hchla] Grade Tea ....... 5ll¢
° ' ' ('dlllll. is scan and rocognizml “V “in" Beckmann's Best Breakfast Cocoa. 3': lb. tin ...... 15¢
Crown Aster Brand Yellmv Corn Meal. large pkg. 10¢
Burke's Guincsseu Stout.
Nips, doz, $1.25. Pints. dOZ. $1.75
Ballantinc's Sparkling Al 2, per dozen ............ 7gt’?
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Monogram Rye Whiskey. Our leader, bottle
ALWAYS ‘SOMETHING SPECIAL HERE.
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 arid 85 Washington St.
“Mary Jamison."
o...
is
rnor tut-m hut-sh-
Telephone not
ill llfll linnk. llc‘I-EtlllntL “ill lip p“.
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iAl'ramml. Tl‘- normill; tot.nt"_\‘ t 'tlll
Izmd tho .\'orv ullt t‘luo, of nhith ot:"n
Eivnllons .\lr. (‘znlis “as u titcnihct‘.
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Mrs Fthel Virgin O’Ne‘l ' " ’ ’ ’ ‘ ' ~ .
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VOCAL STUDIO 1; ’ l ‘3 ‘ ’ ‘ ° ‘ l ’ ‘ " ’ ° ° ° ° ’ ‘“¢ ".0 ’0.‘0”0”:,”o”o”o”o”:”o”e”e”e“e”o”o”:"i .
‘ 43 West Avenue be ‘ o. ‘ A.-.
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South Norwalk 0.0
Tuesdtya For partieulara 0:0
Fridaya inquire at Studio .0.
10.12: 35 Phone e49. 3
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REGENT THEATRE. 3.3.
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{far gh: At Lockwood's Hall, “A W0- 0:.
man’s Fight 3,
Jimmy Johnson has been with the
Greater Blache Studios as long as the
3 3'03”
stoop cot. His job is general studio
Supervisor and "cost" director. Ho
picks the» types! :00.
Tonight at Lockwood's Hall shows
“A Woman‘s Fight-ff a Pathe Gold
lRooste‘r made at the Greater Blache
Jimmy picked the typesdot’
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"t. Some. of them are what you would ...
«all hard types. They fairly frighten .3.
We refer to the convicts in the
woman’s prison scenes.
DirectoruBlaohe secured the Queens
County Jail ‘to do the prison scenes
in. He also secured female prison-
er's costumes from a local customer,
and Jimmy-die secured the women to :
wear them! He only had to spend
numerous days tn the slums of New
York and Brooklyn to get them. The
choice assortment of tough-looking
ladies were then placed in notorious!-
9 "scene." Af-
taken and the "re.
n;
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treaties" flied out no that none of the
genuine. .tnmatea" um ml: III 0'9
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t. 1 Forest Stanlev in "Silks and Sat-
! ms," at Palace Theatre, Satur-
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0.01THANngS:lVING DAY SHOOT OF
. ‘ e l WALK RIFLE CLUB
\ ' ’ 9 ' ‘3’ , POSTPONED.
peC'a ' re" s a 'nee ’3‘ Owing to tho unsettled weather
J, v conditions it became necessary to
. _ ‘ ~ ... postpone the prize turkey shoot.
Under the Auspices‘ of ’ .3. 31"“ 3"“..m WM—° ”km “a“ yes"
“ Saturday Prices
The Community Club
FRIDAY MORNING at, 10.30
I? “The ‘ Bu le" Call’.’
4 AND A KEYSTONE comps
\‘e . ' - ant will‘he followed. as .
.9 lplgs Knuckles ' I ' ' ‘ I . ' I ' . ' A 18¢ greaterday. except that the shoot Will
'7 .80ls‘de Pork. {tub or corned ' ' 18c be held promptly at 2 o'clock. ' i
A “I i ' b l “b ”:Pigs’ Heads " ---- - 3C. All members are rlaauelste:l to hot
i \ 7 Al ‘.| ' ‘ on hand at the City at s nrp a .
_ ILLIE COLLIER, Jr' In \ : Genuine Spqng Legs Of Lamb, l1 o‘clock, as the committee has made w
A l ”l i i I , .3. V 22c arrangements for the transportation
‘L ". 10, Cent?
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0,0 Home-made Sausage 22c
0? : Fresh Hams .. .. '
‘leresh Shoulders 18c
‘0’ LambStew.............. 12’!
‘;‘..',Vealfrom..'............ 14c up,
‘:°lPotRoast
“:‘lComed Feef from to: up
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8
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”nu...” 22C
4C
Picnika 17c
- Routing Chickens -. . . . . . . . . 28c
Everything” in Fine \Gro‘earies
and Break Vegetables.
'Cli'amock’s Market
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Mam street. Rev ‘9'
Louis is. Howell of St. Paul‘s (‘hurchi‘
p is extended to,
w ill? family in lla’ Ull't‘ilVPnlttllT.
lionoruz'y pull board's
iHolmcs. rmwwrnhng ‘ho (‘cntrnl' Nu-
t‘t‘tll from tl-" lldd l-‘t‘llous, 'l‘h.‘ littyul
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or realize its great va‘ue in the home. Ready instantly,”
ht, it would prove to be of great assistance an the».
d—;You Take No Risll:
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Vi you cann
:9; day or mg
heating ot your home.
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unquestioned and really wond
lite United Electric.
No Home Can Afford to Be
Without a Gas, Heater!
a GAS HEATING STOVE
:rful heating results can be ob-
of
use.
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Sunshine of Your Smile."
which appeals to everyone.
Europe haa already
that John McCormac
immediately“
l As only
McCormack
could sing it!
That's abtnt what you think after you've
heard John MoCormack 3 Victor Record of "
lt'a the kind of non;
been captured by the but: 01 Namand now
has added his rzrcart to them of handed)
and aontimom. we expect a large pom
Victor fled Seal Record 6432.3. 7.3485. 3).”
Jah- Ilctm’h
an of America I: capihfie’ta
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Little Town of Bethlehem.‘
The members of the
good quartet singing be
same record Alice Green
{tom "Flora Bella." c..litled '
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Two grand old Christmas hymns
sung by the famous Trinity Choir
K This new Victor Record is sure tot :
The two numlrro on it. “Angeli Ft) n th:
' are know: nndla
they are given an impresaive intarprc-
bv u‘hc‘atra, chimes and relates. _ ~
. ~ \‘iclor Juulylc-‘accd Record 594. TudvoucL 3L1}
“Pretty Baby” and
‘.‘ Give Me All of You”
JCr‘ptwa fig l" .-
.r ' V . R :3 .. o. '.:i sryne's“ retry Babyo
nude fl“, “hr 0 rev": {shot tha record. 01 the other-aided 1M
and Edward Hamilton aim; a favorite number p
Me All of You."
‘Cive
Victor dwfiwfuced {Luv
l:r 2. r
New Victor Records for December
tiimmo.
. -- A......c..~...._..b-a~.-- ..
a Yuletide [rewrite 51v and Hid:
Realm of (31:32" and "0h.
veil dim the won'd. Aral ?
laLlOn by thc'l'nznty ainsezs.aui-tcd
: rtet were at then} but when they. 5
ll you like
.1 NILE. Tun-ind). 75c
:mplcte list of the
tctday morning on the [Wilton State
Range. .
everything was
Many entries were made and
in readiness and it was
it great disappointment to the officers
of the club, as
well as every member
to- find the WfIlehPi‘ conditions un-
favorable yesterday morning.
The about will however. he held to-
marrow afternoon, when the some. pro-
of all members who have no
of reaching the range otherwise.
'Riflle club a very pressint: invi
in belts! of the members to be w
Sugar Cured Hams - ' - - - . .- ' - 34° them will any at. Westbrook. Conn... ford will 01:“.th
to participate in a match shoot which i on the NM my:
no doubt was also postponed,
. There are now twenty-four
arranged for
means ‘DBDJ'B MRI; We W
Frederick H. Gaming. president of
. . . . . . . . . 16c up the club, received from the Westbrook
tattoo 5
ltll
rlfllei
clubs tn'the state of Connecticut. all
’mlnted with the National little, 15-,
acetatlon. all of which are under that
direct lupervlaton of the United tel-lay
Staten prominent and many mate-lit
NORWALK BOWLING NOTES
H
In the Thanksgiving Bowling Tour-
nament at the Norwallt Bowling Al-
loys. George Weyerhanser secuz‘cd
first. place with ntntal of 322 for
three games. Ton Balcom was see- _
and with 329. and Joe Bannighsa third
with 303. On the big pins. Captain
John Cranial! captured highest hon-
ors with at“ of 630 for three
strings. Wmfiaw wan second
in open is,
season this each: on the Namath
Alleys.
"fire Cameo uni. nerve-as team‘s o!~
the slam-on not mount! 01' Stall:
Thursday night-
tn theifiret'
gmot‘lrhs.‘
not.“ moaned-stun 0! man" “
(amt!) m human undvmatti
mm... m- at am scanty“:
hen.
mutant-It d'nma mud.
.. t . "meboplanaodlntha atate' wwwn mm
"“33"” ‘ I Quantum-Minesoem" ~m‘
”I. \ must-er m‘blll om mett-Wldfltw I"
.m‘
uM-muma‘qm‘m. n,
filial“.
llh 529. Ind. Pauline third with 525.
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