OMING—Week of Dec. 1
K. Champlin Stock Co.
‘ SI‘ONIGHT—Francia x. m and Bondy lay... in
“The Diplomatic Service."
TOMORROW—Dustin Famum in “A Son of Erin.”
WEDNESDAY—Marie Doro in "The Lash.‘
' I THURSDAY—June Caprice in "The Mischief Maker."
3 FRIDAY—Mae Murray in “The Plow can."
ATURDAY—The Pathe feature, "The Shine Girl."
.OMING—The Birth of a Nation—15 Cents.
1th, the favorite actor, Charles
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I’Friday——‘ 'The Man Who Stood
Still " a World
naturdav— “The Clown."
"At the FIRST M. E. CHURCH
PIANOLA RECITAL
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Dec. 6th, 8:15
dminion . ..... 25 cts.
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ilian liemble, lsabelle Lowe, Blanche Shirley,
James Crane, Edward Wonn, Arthur Hyman
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Inday—Triangle play. “Sister
' to Six.
uesday— The Last Man," a
Vttagraph.
WedneSdav «‘- "Sorrewhere in'
France."
gThursday -— Paramount offers
Wednesday Night, DEC. 6
The EDUNMD BREESE
Production ('ompauy presents
“ SCAPEGOATS ”
,be has been starred
'Jttlict.” Beverly Bayne was co-starred
Iwith Mr. Bushman in this special few,
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,und ills
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“till a remarkable cast or players. including - I
Carlyle Moore. author of “Stop
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Robert Frazer, Frank liollttn,
Hugh Cameron, lien
“Script-goats" will be presented in .\'ew York at a liroadway
Theatri- immediately following the tngugeme‘n here.
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,the amend-lo (‘oliou ta Montana (‘alifornia ia IMO when the once Mex-
.Beforr be established til-self for his ira- vii-vented
lions.
‘ liss Minn. and after graduating from throughout.
Iher parents to (‘hicngo
, III l'hilatit- -lnhitt for one term.
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unmet-com
Hooch-annual»
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Too Iva-tab» Ito's» tut-mt" at Little Brut- Lno will In. at the 75' wit-lute“ In [ta-gum"
"'1' .Patau Mm this evening on. r... “M5". at 5... Mark and Ital—bi
‘Iitr no.5... m borl la sat-rota. an t- a sum «on: a um 1 I’m-m. at lr-plr hunt, o’
a. WI I- noted to thin." taken dra-atic play placed and" the Tn» N" ““"h ““ “W" “*W ”W
quite you; He was grade-tut trout suit- proaraat. The story Ia that or “*9" "‘ ""‘ “"y ‘I“““’~ 7““
dly evening, lin-t-emmr .3, 1810;,“ 7 30
p at. sharp at the new quarter.
“lloodner‘s Hall." 1:: “'iuliillgloll
street, So Norwalk.
All friends Iladi s intiudedi art
cordially invited to Litt‘lid
The lecture will I.» folloued to
dancing and rt'reslnuents and a plea-
su slowly adopttnt.
trim! his itself to the new regime. It in the
thirty-seven roca- story of the conspiracy between lion
His first stage appearance has Francisco Garcia. hereditary owner of
in a small role with a repertoire com ,a large Spanish grant in Southern (‘al-
pany. He soon became the iendinx norms and his friend. John Long
man of this organization and travell IstIe,et a geologist and typical arm-n-
ed'ovcr the South and Middle “eel. Iturer of the time to obtain possession aunt “m“ l" ““1”” ‘“ a” ”3' ”l"
His first appearance on Broadway through a nefarious plot, of the Fit ti Board 0' l"“‘"“" "i ”W “link
was in the leading juvenile role in adioining acreage of a New England» League of Normal}: l-, S. Alllltlmloflb
The Red Mill," He had similar parts er. ('aleb “fimhmpI The tot-p Story in fur. linll open at I p, m and no aid
in “At \"ale‘ and in “The Queen of the play i,- me”, but mm is uienty mission will be granted “hilt-I >[rak
Moulin Rouge. " and again returned tuiot' thrills in other parts of the pic- “'5 “P on ‘lit‘ “00."-
N'lll‘t‘lliwr.
life's both Mr. Bushman
hand at exactly
slotk. in it!” a former stage direct- ture. Dr. Emanuel ulzo it‘ll
or InIiut ed him to join the Essanay' “The Last Man” speak on "What is Yudaism‘f". is ovn
motion picture company. There he Regimonlftl life“ in the Phillipintts 0f the most learned and prolit‘iI- an
is Judaism‘l" is one
masttrs in Germany
is told in “Tht Last “on " the Palace 5with on ‘Whed
It i. n; ('iple of great
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soon became a national favorite, anti
appeared in more than thro2 hundrel Theatre picture {0, Tuesday.
pit-lures. \ir. Bushman joined
Metro company in the spring of 191.3. ll brings in the attack of Fort (lordo (Hudnpesti, Jelinek i\'i nnat Gel-er
and since lllt‘ll has done the best M u [and at savagefi ot the defense infill“). lfllflfllr. ‘Stt'imltul and Van
work of his t'al‘I‘t'T. The most prt- and sutcoi by AIn-PIican troops Then He 'i‘nluitidist of 'he old
lentious Metro production .in which h the ptrrna] triangle of a tow story school. He nttt-ndrd (iyiiuiasium and
is “Romeo and brought out 5u(~(‘tI_~'S[u”), Berlin University, attaining the llllt’
“Somewhere in Funcg" .of lloc‘lm of Philosophy in will Whllt
The tidtcnturts of a (i- rnIan female itabhi in Pllllll: and Bonn ht» publish
she was in “The Wall lie “,3,- \thdl" pjtlurpd in “.Som-F- ed several llUlnlllt‘ hook,- mt -.t tutu“.
“A Million a Minute," "Man where in France" tlu- picture at therle of which are “itie l’rinzipit-n des
SOUL" “Pennington‘u ”‘0”? Ipfllhffi Th *atre on \Vtcdnesda) Withl Jutk‘nthutiia" (Lt-ipsig, 1877), “Moses
"A Virginia Romance." Louise Glnum and litmard Hickman, \lrndclfisttlili's \'t't‘.li4‘nsie' (Zurich,
Miss [mine was born in Minneapn- 1,, the stars, mm» 1..- pit-“my or action; “378) "Abraham imp-r," "(llilt‘ll'a‘
ii is essentially a war IIHGf’tgllltlthbdeI’l" (lit rim Ham and
33 second edition l'l lreipsig ih‘ltt) The
:Talutud" ”it
llenlso edited a .leuidi \vvt-kly.
II‘lsIaelitischt-s (lcmeindehlntt. HMS to
Since llml he has officiuttI-tl in
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jnrnmmar StllOOl there removed with; picture
There the Coming 1'“.ny December 12
.tttcnded the Hyde Park School and_ Neil ()‘Brien's MinstrflgI
afterward went to a finishing schoolI .__.._._ _
“W“ mamas AND FUNERALS ”“0
‘the first \‘tllflllull period at home, to-t this country in Mobile, Deni-‘1', Los
gether uith ~everal girl chums She _ , IAngeles, (‘hitam and Philadelphia.
went to the Funny studio. on I Joseph Sargent tile published in English "Reform JII
sightseeing lnrk. it was then thatI lost-pit Satucnt of “fill?" Hill Road. ”at”, and its Pioneers" ”591nm“
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* lill"t’ delegation oi members of
Norwulk Lodge, No. 709, llenetolent
at (1 Protective 0; dcr oft Elks. went
Ito Stamford, last evoning, to attend
l"lll memorial exercises of Stamford
theatre. The serilce was it most in-
: teiestiuu one, with the (nation dellv'
. ered by .iudge'John J. Walsh. of Nor-y
; \vnlk Lodge. No. 709, and an address
by the RH. John I). SktIIItI, ,ector of.
Andrew’s Bplncop“? (hurrh, of
t Sttmfotd formerly of Norwalk. Holy.
'speakt-rs new at their best, and held
I the closest attention of th large until-t
lent-e. latter the Norwnlk Elks Were]
en's taincl utxthe (llll) house of the
hotmtord bretluen.
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-inteI stint: screen sto.y
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. Itinte ‘Stantford Advocate.
she saw motion pictures made for the d- d \esterdav morning at the home M, Bloch" “39.5, The liible irom mp
(me of the directors was or his daughter Mrs Thomas Riley, Viewpoint 0; Modern gummy. ”m”,
immediately struck with Miss linyne'ti, of Holden Hill Road. at the age of 77 burgh. 1597) . “MI The J", in Midl-
natuial grace and rare beauty, and y.ears lie in slll'Vht‘d by seten ohil- ”m." ”I hitago. p0,,
persuaded bet to appear in a picture. tiren Mrs (.eorxe Bishop Mrs. Thom I H9 edited for “H. "in, on (him.
Reiucinntly she llf‘f',l‘plPll after the (II Ins Riley, Mrs. Gardner Arlington .‘lru. I30 ()ccldent and am. for ten years a
first time.
WNOI‘ lIOFNlhttItl. All a result she; Rithard llillier, JtiM‘pll, Geoige nnd Iregutm- co ontributot to 'Dr “limits.
was starred in her very first picture. l(‘hnrles Sargent. Funeral aetiices Reform Advotntu 1M“. is not a
and she has been a star eier ‘Htince will be held totuol‘rou afternoon nt' J.I“i.~h pt-Ilodltal from ”1.. Atlantic
She played Opposite Mr "unlmmn NIH" III-«low mm the III-5 hom‘ RN to the I’nciflt “In. ll out». not t'tilllillll
glass Andre m t” ‘ ”mom” SI ”‘1'“ \” “9'” held l” ”W Alhambra thtI Essanay and when he left tiierellmti-t ii. flout-ll oi St Paul's t‘IlnttrtlI some \aluabie essays ot the dottm
‘0 join 510"" “it“! “1WD" MO“ f0110“ l“lll otflt-iute. .illll Ipieinunt mil be S.ome very important articles “f the
ed, Both .\lr. Bushman and Ni.“ in the Ntirunlk Hillt‘ll't} Jinnah l'Znt‘Vt‘lot dta {Inn in
“"ym’ "P fond "f outdoor mp' ‘m "d1 Tl“ dew” ‘l “‘“m ”WWW ”ml St‘lfr‘iittIil pun. ointiully on the lit
both are accomplished athletes. lt‘ivil War as n meuil» r of (‘ompnnyin-
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able to get quick, convenient heat whenandwhere you want it.
No trouble or bother with this Little GAS ROOM HEAT-.
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highly spoken of in the J-ewish press
ot this country and Europe. The doc-
tor is now at work on a "History of
Judaism" in the United States. Dr.
Schrmber is an eloquent preacher it.
English and German, and has pub-
lish u. nutn'c Ir of sermons.
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Easyl Monthly Payments‘ if Desired
of which will be about 2,80lL P. & J
lamurl have the contract
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Attorney William A. Griffin. or
"South Nornlk, is in Kew Haven, in
day.
NORWALK CONTRACTING worse
The (.lonmieicinl Record
Building for Two Families
Work has been started by
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Neil
VOCAL STUDIO
6 West Ave-no,
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tractor Stephtn B. Kiss on n :ramo Erma): inquire It Studio
house which he will build on .,out.h a... .g Phone 840.
:lain St. g ArI'nnxomIeitIIsI lellmlLeImttIlIgI
or two unit ten, “'1 dx ns ,w“ Are PI —t H597”:
each. and all itnprowmenta will be} 0 mg he
Prices For All inds Of
provided. The cost will be abouti JUNK
"500' ' . Telephone or Send Postal to
House on Eliot Street L. EFFRON
.\ frame- cottage is to be built 0': '
Eliot St. for Frank Mnnlon, tin cost 3 RowanSt. East Norwta 'It
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Mn. John Carse i
John Hamilton. oi :"tt Flaxt
was called to New Yotkt
E“ '1'“ 1““ N l‘“"“",(‘ity. Saturday, by the serious illness;
”H” “W“ i” of her mother. Mitt John Curse, and,
:yeyterdny received word of her tlenth.I
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" A Son of Prin"
Paramount photoplnx
the lit-gent tomorrow
Dustin Fill’lllllll in the starring part
IIitlkOx it very ll'llt‘-ltl»lllt‘ young lrislI. ’ SHOULD 3E VACClnATED
and he can't be ninth blamed .\lI‘ “ \illiK. Dec. 4 Acting uponi
fot his liku “lll'n Winifred Kings-turnI report-t from th.» ”up: State-1 l’ub l
is seen in the tale of his lllsh sum-t tint litalth Service rclutii‘e to ”'01
MM" sprI ad of smallpox in nineteen states,j
The role of n young Irishman who: John ,1, lilatk wire fll.‘ ot the Qtate'
"wk” “W“ 3‘ “‘5 1"" "“ "““ h" "" 1mm of litallli nnti lir. (‘hnrles l-‘
.‘tmIricu brings to him forms It mo- l Iloldunn. of the (it) Health Depart-
and on“ “m Iuent, hurt- lr-Suf'd wurninp that those
,u‘ho have not been Within five years.
lshould be vaccinated.
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to he missed.
JITNEY HITS MR. MIX
1.. Ii. Mix. baritone singer,
ntrurieby in Norwalk litncy-hus. yestt‘i'” (lnthf‘I‘ vour rats. papers and othet
day on Main street, near the bubur junk an notify us. “.9 will W." the?
b"" ("“1" H” I" ““d 1"" “'9'” -besl. Philip l’. Mahoney. 5.’ Lin Zttnt
,nntl his men-oat was nintt..~t street, Ea st Norwalk Phone ”51.5
torn ()lT lllil llflf‘k. TllP Jitney came (llll 1W 1’99 ‘
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where the automobiT-I swung and“
stopped short were plain on the paw ,
Eat Lou Meat it Kidneys Feel
.ment It was. said that the jitney.
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Lead or Bladder Bothera
was not travelling \Ieri slowh at the
Most folks. forget that the k’.‘ney‘i.
I like. the lmwcls, not unsish and cio"
Iged and need a flua ing occasionally.
else we have backache and dull min
cry in the kidney region. severe head.
aches. rheumatic twinszs, torpld liver
acid stomach, sleeplessn-Ess‘ and all
sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean. and the moment you;
ft- :1 an ache or pain in the kidneyi
region get about four ounces of Jun
Salts from any good drug store here.
take a tablespbonfui in a glass of wa-
ter before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act tine.
This tannins salts is made from the an
id of grapes and lemon juice, com-bin,
ed with llthin. and is harmless to!
flush cloned kidneys and stlmiare’
them to inn-pal activity.I.‘;i in also next»
'1» frames the acids in in; urine so it no
longer irritates. than ending bladder
disorders. - «I‘
Jud Baits in mm; inexpensive;
makea a deltahtfnl .
water drink which .,
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music
rrra'ost inventor is
a talking machine.
it represents more
Edison. A‘
Creation.
merely wmt you to
shutout. '
Will there be Real Music in
your home at Christmas?
There is no one so unmusical as to believe that a talking machine pro-
duces rea‘. music. At best, a talking machine, no matter how much it ms,
no matter what artists make records for it. no matter what claims are made
for .. by its manufacturers. gives only a hollow imitation of the OriginalI
2.272% NER‘H ’
is not: 0. Talking Machine
'1‘ i) new inventlowf the world's
dollars mom in retcnrch work by M r.
it represents the achievemet
nutrition to produce la musica
ment which Re- reatca all forms or
music so perfectlv that the original ,
caniot‘bc distinguished from the Re
' ’ Bear this new Invention
‘ Come to our store and let us give you a concert of lie-created music. Come .
at any ti on. You will always be welcome. There is no elliptic: to buy.
m a J. momma as son co.
SOLIITH MWALK. CONN.II
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11y hundreds of tests, before ht-
tlreds of thou. and: of music lovers. it.
h- 5 been proved conclusiveh that.
\I hen {Iii art'st “sings-or ”—1)
comparison with the. Veil Edison's Re-
Creation of that nrtlsi'o performance.
it is impossible to distinguish the.
original mm the Ream-cation.
in no real sense
than two million
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t8! his ,
nslru- The music. critics of more than not
of America's leading newspapers toeti~ .
iy to this fact in the columns-t or their
con papers. We shall be glad to no!
YLU what the critics say.
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hear whauIre confide: the world's greatest toaficaII in»
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