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[FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDE—
VILLE AND FEATURE
PICTURES
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Celeluatmpa the 3:: and ”3. mi—
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.THIJII‘JELAE Betti-DAY. SA'1‘4
URLDAY
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SEEMEY, and SEELE')
Comedy \. iffiiy Entertainers
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HENDRECKS St E‘ADULA
Singers Rag. Time Pianists
i'rtti
FRED ARLJATH AND CO.
In _
"Hiram 5; Company Way Down
on the Farm"
Four \'I n-«Three Men
FEATURE RICTURES
Tonight Tit
Beauty."
Friday-"Bonn .
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large amormem. \
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Toilet Sets
Manicure Sets
_ oiEetGoodsArtieles
Perfumes
"' Stationery
It
Fisher and Apollo
Chocolates
l to ‘5 pound boxes
Pixies and Cigars
Mirrot's, Hair Brushes
Razors, etc.
We lia‘Ve just what you want
.in presents for young and old
Full 012. merit and fair 5n price
H..;A. MEAD
'DRUGGIST
8lllo.Maln,Sl.§So.Norwallt
.thertt
he Battle of Life”
FR” LEE—Pauline F redenck: in "Annette of the Wilds." 9
XMAS DAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT 5;
MAM-MOUTH VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM it
6—316 STAR ACTS-6 54"
loom: from the United Booking Office .55
Reserved Seats at Each Performance. '5:
COMING -— 'PURITY,” WITH AUDREY MUNSON, $5
" 319:1“0/
AE lllE lllEAlllES
REGENT THEATRE
TONIGr.T GLADYS CCBURN
‘THE BATTLE OF LIFE"
Billy Slicer Deceives New York Police
men
IN
"thin“ sin-er, lllt‘ .Jat'l. Ellis oi" "'11:
Inuit-4 t'l l,il‘.4." is happy.
ilw knows for a certainty that he
In -I.- the [Illgll i-liai'at'tm whom In
im:'!ia_\'.4 "1 "The llaltlu ol' Lilo."
I. lir:l.4 liltllll‘lll which occurred :3.
i'llllillu lil;.nl.\'.4' t‘nhui'n's first
5i"l‘.ll‘t pla,
i'iLrit :4
motion
('.' it"litttl him oi his own
it'tni‘.
Kerwin ,4'"t4nt-- new
front ltl an t-i:ipl.tynn'm tt"lit'j\ ttl‘:
itth .tl"‘llllt'. ‘1‘ .\’t w Yuri. ('ity, tot'
llit’ p. ..I twain \ lalgt' t-ioud guilt"?
till0\\1ll(lllilt’ttnll‘llill‘ w. in.
It hit; it. u line him 9 a Illll(“.tll
tame l'llllll :1; tip I l diepti I‘F‘ tlu Hal
tir' llltltlil‘l'n. "ll't‘t'ltll" Vim-int :ul‘.
him what \\'.t:% lu'itiiz done, 94.: llll‘ M
New pi'uiiiptl) lanai: to drive llitCli
tho-t4 imprinting with the t4:tiiii't4.t
'.'.nt'l.
'l‘in-x tillll't’l' prodded the stubborn
“-ill‘. I " ~ t‘llil. Shut r no.4 acting: in lll-'
twi'verun Hi. with the (tllllt'l‘itri traint l
Ht! him. ltlll tlw lllllt'l't‘lil dizl not know
this It: insimf’d on (owning the
”toituli ‘und pushing llllll llllt) '.lit in. .li
.\IIII ‘4‘h4 It had bet I] txliitatt d. lllt'
golit't man .4aid
(lush ilt" didn't look lilm no who
didn't have a silk hat or
anything on?"
I.)
snapped in
S .
ll!‘
:1 nitmot'ln or
it is t-lif't'
.\l r.
a ~.‘lllllt'. lit/.i'vt'ar. that
Slim-r did have sniiitthlug on. .‘u'
unti‘ul haw lawn real trouble.
9"itlrdziy~-~~l=.".itnie Ward in "Witch.
craft"
Haring tlut filming u" the .l”.‘i.-‘t‘ 1..
lanky production “I "\\’itt-ht'i'.ti't"
i‘ai‘aintntmt [‘lt'llll‘t’ “hit-h will he St‘t‘ll
at the lit'f'l'll‘. tut Saturday ulth All"
lll'liliillll l-‘aninv Ward the It‘lltlill‘.‘
role, lill't‘t‘ llllit‘ fire year old girl:
\U‘I't' lit-arthrttlu-‘i at the |.a.4'ky studio
on .'It"(nlltll tit tlit- alumt’un...; of His.
\\ aid .lll\l llt‘l rt'fu.4'al to play ‘.'tilll
Ill-4n). .\li4'.4' \“wud. as :1 little t'hiltl of
”wire. was sitting at a distant-~- from
lltt‘ llii'm‘ t'liiltlrt'u. 'l‘lit‘)’ lll‘l‘tl"li :t
ltttll‘lll to tomplt-ti- their game. They
uatt-liud ,\Ii.4.4' Ward t'oi' stun“ time.
ratlnt lll.tl‘\t ltd at her rolitttnco, and
Iltmlh out til them came om put her
hand into .\li.4'.4 \\'ard.4' and .4ai.l
'\\‘on'.‘ you come over and play with
its. hith- girl'.’ Your llltllllul‘ won".
t'ai'tn"
“FLORA BELLA'" AT THE REGENT
\\'ith witty lines. elowr tunes and
:rat-t-t'ul dam-inc. “Iv‘lora Della." tln44
season's musical triumph. from its
long run at the Casino 'l‘lii-atrt'. New
York.
lllultt only 'l‘uesday Dec, 26.
In tliirtlvliulitlnlly Iasicuu‘tiu; oll
faring: will he found a plot that holds:
things together splendidly. stage set
trues that eatisiy the eye and a t'us'
which make: lllt'l‘l‘) in a most (l.il‘lll"
al'ln l:l:‘.l‘.llt'l'_ The book is by Felix
iltwrmt‘lu. i'm'ist-d and adanttvl iIV
t‘t era» ll- tuition and Dorothy Intu-
uelly. 'l‘l.e lyric». are h_\' l’i'l‘l‘_\' War-
man and tho score by (‘harltts (‘uvil-
lll‘l‘ .eud Milton Schwarzwald. 'l‘hn‘
v" lilt‘
workman
5:5. H-n
tlii't-t-tznn
if tl'." '.'t'4ttl‘.
t'E muster \tliiln
ui‘ll begin an t-ngalzvinnttot‘ one
:ll‘llr‘llt‘e
REGENT THEATRE 5' REGENT THEATRE
TONIGHT ‘5i '5 ONE NIGHT ONLY .7
1’41.
m.
FLORA
Combines the charm o
5;; irit of 1 Coharet Show.
Seats on sale Fri day
TUESDAY DEC. 26
JOHN CORT PRESENTS
m
LL.
5".
BELLAA
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THE MUSICAL TRIUMPH ll
5 Months at Casino Theatre,
Book by Felix Doemiazm
Revised by Cosma Hamilton and Dorothy Donnelly
Lyrics by PCrCy Wakman .4
Music by Clara Guvillier and Milton S: hwaizwald '
Staged by Gilbert Clayton
Dances by Carl Randall
Scenery by joseph Urban
THE BEST SHOW IN T.'iE MUQICAL COMEDIES IN
TEN YEARS
“The Merry V’idow"
New York City.
I .
with the
22nd at 10:30 a. m.
“.0” :0— 9"" a. €42!»
fit:
PRICES .................. 50v 750. $1.00. $1.30 A
' PALACE THEATRE.
”3!:EURAL COMEDY FEATURES
I
VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM
Palace Theatre Has Rattling Fine Of
fering for Last ‘nree Days of the
I eek
. Today L. the 4.:m ind .llLllltl‘SLlH of
5- he Palace ’Iheatro 'i o the patrons of
‘flte theatre management \ishe4' to ex-
tend gratitude for the reallt excellent
' patronage fUl the past mo years. And.
'as one token of appreciation a i'..ttli'-i,.
.pJUlt \autlmille- bill has hot n aria; .L'ttl
tor the last tl:re:4 '.‘.u}
t‘ln'istmas Day tllt'l't' will be vaude-
\ille offerings t'\‘t4l‘)' nay.
l4‘i'4-ti Ardath & t-mnpaiiy ‘
ti't‘triug it "Ilii'man atid t'tnnpaav
‘.'ay limit on t. - Farm." A; indltatwl
try the lilli‘ (hi. i; .s rural would) ;.:i.l
.tli'l' at I't‘tll
Lt' this u 4 k‘
and for the next two weeks hegtnniugl
tit is a. 4cream. There is plenty of act-'
ion considerable music and enough or. 5
,Iei'tainment to please the most criti- .
There are four women and threw
cal-
men in the cast and they make things
hum frtm Iltglnning to end
Tom Kuma has a Japanese novelty
act which is a daisy and Petite I’rair
the '.inging coniedienm'.
is bound to pimti. Hendricks and
l’adula offer a singing and ragtkne
piano act which has scored heavily on
:wry opportunity. Last, but not least,
‘ «Ivy, Patti & Seelev have a comedy
variety act which i.4' most pleasing,
. The PhotoPlays
The photo play bill for the last three
days, 1.4 ot‘ the b -st_ Tonight the I’zira-
mount [’ii'tures t‘uroporation will 0.’~
i‘r'r ”l‘hr- Ann-titan Beauty." a strong
American drama featuring Myrtl»:
St: dman.
Alice Brady Tomorrow
(:45 Gerard
"‘t
1 RC
Hon. J. F.
Wall 35.,
3 P. M.
TlIE CAUSE?
ingly interesting. instructive
Norwallc,
Sunday
SUBJECT:
WEIY Bil THE NATIONSWAR?
WHAT WILL BE THE RESULT."
This lecture is for both men and women. It iv: extend-
ilegc and duty of Americans
ADMISSION FREE
WONDERFUL LECTURE
‘Norld's Great Crisis examined in 55.;
ecy, from a lawyer’s
I' ___By___
light of Proph-
viewpoint
Rutherford
Member of New York City Bar
-—At—-
REGENT THEATRE
Conn.
Dec. 24
and helpful, showing the priv-
S-i this hour of peril. '
F" I‘ISEF Alla-r] in
’ltis.4'i:t .\ Vilma-'44 without li- l' l!|‘.‘
liand‘.4 knowledge. has
singer, but lll‘llt’Vlnll that
should lw K‘Ultl and dignified. slin t'tn'
nuts her old ways and almost tom's her
husband. Slut i't'llll'llh to lll‘i' minaret
lite '.'or just l)2lt‘ night. and is discover
ed there liy lit-i' husband, who hit."
been driwn away from hnint- by hot;
coldness. and as Usual everything ends
happily.
As for llll‘ mn4'it lll“lt is ‘liw
dreamy \‘ltill. than 1"(21114 lll it nix‘.
ml) and swing the famous number In
T'ho \Iori'y “idow 'Ihen llll’l't' i4 :\
mart-h that t-harma fully as rzreatly.
and intuit-runs other roles, duets and
concur-ted mnnlwis that the unusually
pleasing.
In the splendid cost will he found'
Eleanor llein'y. \‘iola l.t’il('ll. 1.in
Leonhard. lidit'h Mason, Lynn l’ratt,
lit) .1. Sainsvl, Julian lluliell “on
Grlnnel and Mick llell and two scort
others.
Seats on
no
Sale Friday Dec.
'r_‘-6e! '
"t". mansion
4' ‘4; 'Ele you
“ m SnmePricu
Di..t for All Ages.
A Nutritious
Keep HoriicI: 9 Always on Hand
Quick Lunch; Home or Oflicc.
lwt'n a cabaret.
a princes ~
LEWIS CUN TURNED
5:4
DOWN FOR ‘.'IC‘JI EttS '
Mug. 4...“. .. at The Regent, Saturday.
mmaaaeaae
scaring SANITARY MARKETS
A Good _
Reading-
lamm!
THE WHOLE FAMILY
ENJOYS a well lighted sit:
ting room. During the long
winter evenings this room
should be well lighted. .2 5
THE RADIO-X-INVERT- .
ED GAS LIGHT is the best
Lamp that we know or for this
purposz.
Fitted with
the proper ‘
shade, and self-lighting at-
tachment, it makes ’a very
practical light.
SEE DIS PLAY AT OUR
Ot‘l‘iCE.
T he
United Electric
Light & Water
Co. .
tittu Brady will appear to-
llough‘. and Paid For," the
l '.li.:ui:: 4f tlzt- wont. 'rI‘tll play
w; ll! - i‘.‘.t of WV New York
1' tr many iiitztitlis. The play In.
in. ‘.t’ i4 .i'urtat anti-utmn and, w.th
.\it~~' lii'ailg. m the 1.41.11an rule. has
5)
menu's: it"
E\‘I:5 ~
win
500‘“
\xhiv l'
F'ltxm
. l‘l'v'l‘. lakiil); big in every city in “19:11
.‘ ’II St‘t‘f,
'The Dupe” Saturday '
"4Hi. pi. -'-nn~ at the Palace. Theatre.
Saturday i.4 ""lht' Dupe," the film story
or one who snetutnbed to the wiles
it it..:
or another. It 14- essentially a picture
01‘ «trenuth.
-
'.t'nuv; '.’
‘ -. M I!
War Cctzt. Lets $5.5:DGCOO COI'Iil'iiLE fi . "‘
‘- . FE: M5. '. 1' - ' 4- 2}
I... .. 5, Dealer in [Hearst-"15h, Vegetables, Frufla- ..
capcn - ,4.
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tlalitu \\ ill the mi" Lil l‘."l . ‘tg ”2-..... ' -- 9
Home at lll" ,riw :. 'Eilt'illm' 'lll “£3 . . o "l . 7 I.
hoard tho “or tt--purln'.' ' l~t < " 5‘ EJ ‘ 7 . :- EE ‘.‘". , E j ' all. ‘ e ,
trot-I4. today for 4.0% Yuknr: bu. ".2 :'4.4 E33) . ' anCE E g ES 3 Eagb K ‘.I i r...
nut» and itt'rt;~.4tu'it 4 at a «wt «2. CE} ’
Shannon). and “Alli-'llllt‘t‘tl that add 5- it 4-1 6). g“ _ fig. 4 ‘ 6
Initial t-oult'it-ts .4'omi would he l-' L») a]? e b - i3 6 ‘ E a: c ; . 1'
\thuh would hung the 4min to be .\ {6 . . ' '9 9 , !
pt'lltlt‘ttl (‘11 such \i'eapon» tor the» l ;u “YA a 4 lb !
i':t' 'I.tlll‘ 'it :rH‘ it; ‘.‘" '9 N" ..
In I in) ’ntl‘ l niuiuiil at d ll) l 5 5) P93. R Rafi ‘35 0 c . l
:llmlll $1)...llll'llll0. 5.5.5 mo b g'd E
The department's decision “as mu ‘5'} . ‘ fl , ‘
strued as: finally disposing of the .4a;: [[1 :3 6,13}; ifiipggg ’
g'vstion that the Lewis machine run. (I, i eg _L?§RUIE Q 61 I -
concerning which there has horn :1 ”F5 0 I
bitter controversy. should he odor-5rd (54,, g? 34" F. ‘1 ,
as tho army standard. In announcing 5"5‘ 5 Hi id 51 ,
'41; l4 4:'t 4ttl'~t‘t l4.’ 2“
lllt l\\ irtl tu dipn [III I i I u FE", ’
known that the machine
Lewis gun. and
l“lll:tl “‘t‘t on intend: ttlmt'.
ROPE INCREASES IN PNCE
.\‘Ii\\' \‘Ullli, Doe. 2\I.~".4\ll-21'i‘lt':lll
i..:nml'zn'tm't I"’ «if rcpt and Nine have
l\t"I‘ll imtiii- l of an inti'easv oi ll'nte
( z“. a 1111‘:
\- :.. .i ml'lllll'. t-d liiio todar .3’). th4 .4i.
i} "t. i‘fl'ltt’ Ht hl‘fi‘l
tlin vtvnnir and settings ttnnv' i'r.ni .- -,.. .
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The :‘mea nl‘ tl‘n nlav Inko nlmm in k0 .4‘ ll (4 \lt xitan ('.mp
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‘gnn lmai'd
had been reconvened to consider the
after holding exten-
sive hearings had udlni'ed to tho or-
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r
(glee; lateh
Fancy 911.123
[one ~iy Noti ue el‘o 1d
Pot Roast
Shoulder Steer.
Round Steals
4irloiu Sterile
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Sisal;
FOIE iilii‘till
Prion to he set
815th Premium tiara
Loin Earth
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Ilosi
nit
lies! AI
Roasting thickens
Fancy Geese
Itih Lauri} Chess
Breast oi Iii--5:
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loin l’eal Chess
Riii Feat Choirs
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half an Chestnut, 15c.
All kids of Fresh F.- sit. Fruit .2 iii Vegetablesh
large juicy Oranges, 28c; Small juicy Orange, 20-12%;
Fancy Grape Fruit 4— 5 6- 8- 25c; Pineapples, 102' Fancy Cali
fatal 3 Apples 3-10c; Cumquots, 15¢ ‘oaske t; Pop Com, Se t3";
Celery, 18c bu; Cranberries, 10:: qt; Amalga Gra apes, 20c
Lettuce 10c; Swett i’otat . 5
Brussell Spro'uts, 15c; Spinach, 3: .,.; Celery, 8c sth' Lemons,
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2-25c 1; lb.
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3 lbs. Fulton Coilee
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DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
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