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REGENT THEATRE
”Tonight-Mable Trundle in “Hill
MARTYRDOM 0F PHILLIP STRONG”
TOMORROW FRIDAY
Gzetchen Hartman and Alan Owen Moore in “The Prin-
‘I-Iale in “The Love Thief." cess of Coney Island."
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‘ iNights Beginning WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27
.1 MA I‘INEE THURSDAY
Prc:i~:ely In Now Running in Its 4th Month at Liberty
Theatre, N. Y.
n.w. GRIFFITHS
COLOSSAL‘ZDOQOOO SPECTACLE
LOU‘E’S STRUGGLE
THROUGHOUT "TI-IE AGES
YOUR ONLY OPPORTUNITY TO SEE
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=“The Martyrdom of Philip Strong" To-
night
Two notable contributiona to litera~
'ilurc \‘ltlt‘ "In lliS Steps" and “The
it‘I‘ucifixion of Philip Strong." “.33: the
lRev-erend (.‘harleS \l. Sheldon. which
itIeateda
time oi then publu‘ation “uh thine
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6 STAR ACTS OF VAUDEVLLL-s ;, lpiay I... I“ .....d......t .aum 'lhi
AND FEATURE PICTURES iMaIIIIdoIn III l'lIiiip Sitting.” It‘itiulig
lint: ItobeIt t‘oIIneSS and Malni 'l'l'll’l»:
nelle It IS lll' Pitzznnonnt I’itzutn hi
the Regent I‘II- aII - tonal:
Among thot in .SllepIIl“ (Ii “L“
i Trunnelle and Air. (‘oIIIIcSS arA Janet
llelen Strickland. (line
.\\'ri,:.-ht, liigelou' (‘Itmn‘l'. Frank LonIS.
5\‘l‘iiliam. \\’ud.S\\‘orIlI. Herbert I’rior
'IIIId ilrad Sutton. Ina'ny IIhuIII ore
‘\\ I‘ll "zit-IterationS"
‘ol photopla)-;:oet‘S
I‘iIilip
gllunley,
of
kuoun to .S‘I‘M‘l‘dl
Stroll; is the p:I.SIor of a
ueultht (-tzuju‘e and i.~ mutt-III
with pI'eaI-hin': clever Sermon» to In:
l'lock until llrotir’ar Man, :»yIIIiIoiIrIII,:
the Spirit of t‘lIIiSt on earth.
out to him the t'aI-I that lIiS \Ihrde iIt‘e
lS :I lie.
liiIn \Ulthl' \\'oId he IS l)l't".’|tl‘.llli'
Izat ion
poini .-
lle iS' IIot living III the rpIIEI
of
and his thoughtI we ol the World, l’u-
der the Izttidan‘i‘r“ ot‘ SpII'II ut' .\lan.
I'hiiip Stron: vISiIS the Slum» and
seeS Sights ol' IniSery ant ~liI‘IIIlltI‘.’
which he had never Men itnor it In t \
iSt. Awakening to Ihe IIII r shun: ot
his oun lite. .S'II‘IIII: tlttllt'llt‘S ‘.-~.~lt
to the alleviation oi" the ~IIi‘t'erIIu o!
the poor and the ignorant
llut he lIaS l't‘l'lullll‘ll II:IIl:o::= lIiS
\\‘if-e and her very uorltiiy lliIl‘lII‘I'
\\'lIen Strong lll‘lllfln home :I poor
child of me .SIIIIIIS .So that he llllp' take
personal car.» of her, lIiS IIIt‘e I‘t‘lll-t S
with the Stranger and proteStS \‘Iolent.
iy IILLIII'IISI evcn udmittln: her to thr-
(ioudeINuI by her IIIo'hI-I‘. .\lr.S.
lllt and
>|il'l2'l~ all hix
llOllSt‘:
Strong finally leave.
her lIquand gradually
time in the slums.
Stronu‘s :Itti‘. ilii S :.- ‘i.
lion l'
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deIIIoI'id t‘IIItI-S
pt-l‘.~‘0ll:tl (Illlli‘t'l \\'ltlt .SIImI- of it“ null
Souti ltl’llli: fII'II
pIII'iSlIioIIIII'~I him I)“ ll Ih.
llllIl'l
II‘IIIIIII:
- pIIIpI-III' on
t\'lllt'll .SulooIIS and IIII-ieSItulIlI-
lllitt‘l'.‘ are hauled to dir»
against
and llllr-
wit In
.‘llllllt‘ llllll IIoIII lIiS (lunatic
lllllll. «III to \ioli- iltt
lat-I :makI-IIS the latent lt~‘llI'l
.\lI'S. Strong‘ who I penlS III her at don
the) II
llut it iS too late. tor the goat Ioul
ol Ibo IIIIIn Iva» .SII‘I‘IIIlzi-r tlIzm lIIS bo-
dy. “'lllt‘ll haS I-ollapSed IIIIIiIr the
frightful .Sll‘lllll Io uhiih it l.:I~ been
subjected. ‘
Flora Betta Regent
.\ t‘IIII‘rSizIId IIIIdiI-Ine \tiI'IrSud the
of l-‘lora lielI'I luv. night
Flora llellu IS lull III
and (lI‘-ll.L'.l!lllll dance,
“It." llll t'Xt'”
III‘E'IIII'EZJH‘IIIS
in the Regent.
llllt'll) Songq
The company
and have an eIIteI'taIIItnt-III that was
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. KEEP ADVERTISING AND-
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in . THE LOVE TI—tIEF‘
n WILL‘IAM FOX pRocruc-rtom
Alan Hale‘ in "The Love Thief,“ at The Regent, Thursday.
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., Tomorrow Alan Hale
InoSt enjoyable.
in "Tim Love
Thief"
: Force of II \I'quan'S jl'ztltlllS} titular-S
iIItI‘I‘cSl.
\I'oIIIan‘.
tin-ate
‘l'ilIII ot‘ grippinu
. The power of II
the und ‘llllll”
"iIeS IiIid and Inpid action to the
neu William I‘m: plIoIopluy. “The
fl.o\'e "hit-I." in \vhieh (livi‘ll‘llfll llart~
.Inan and Alan ilale are featured.
i .\ii.S.S Hartman plays the port ot‘ the
l Mexican girl. Juanita. “ho. tlII'oIlLIlI
Arthur lloyce'S
(Frilllh’s lturniunm. to
When .III-
“lilt'll
truse. gels
:(‘laI NelSon
‘break ot’t‘ her engageInI-ut.
aztiIa .IIceS that .She Iannot
illoyce (Alan llale) love her. Mr
,teI-Iion llll'lis into hatred.
ln a raid 'III :In American border
t'mn. ('ltlt‘e iS taken pIISoncr by .-‘III
Ziiiiiiil and Costa. her ally IlI‘dWiu ('9
vl‘lll. Boyce go. S to the rescue but iS'
captured himself. However. the
outwit their
at
t \\'o
pro’tound llllltl‘t’S‘SltJll It' the
to permit their daughter to amotiale.
lieu! ontfi
,IealoIISyI
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Ililllt't‘t",
malt“ .
makes the great mistake of deciding
to go through with the marriage, be-
icause he has just read in the paper or
the engagement of Alice to another-6
man.
I SO TeSSie
fphvere of Filth
Events himself in his true colors oft
is taken to the atmos-
avenue «and Pete re
a
$3021”
millionaire. but the clashes between .
’I‘essie’s former modes of life and II SULT US.
IlIo'Se ot’ Pete are frequent. The re .;
.-ult is an interesting study in human ;\
nature. The product/ion \I';I.S directed
In 1 Henderson.
by
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PALACE THEATRE. ‘ '" *
Certainly AS a spectacle ll iS Without
exception the InoSt marvelous produtr»
lion of 'fiiallt’ or screen. In ll .‘dr.
(lrittilh has ll‘at't-‘(l :1 universal Ilnme
VAUDEVILLE BILL
CHANGES Tomoaaow
F‘Ve Ne‘f’ Acts I0 Succeed Fine A“ through variouS period.S UI ill" two-id‘s
tractIon Now Playing at the hiStory, ancient. Sacred, medieval and
Palace ThEatre modern times being utillud. 'l‘lII-
Th" ‘Aau‘lflljllt M“ 2” ”l" Pam” Scenes of the four distinct StorieS l'o!~
“mm“ \xill b" (“1‘“ng “”mrmw' low one another in rapid Succession
\I'lIeII live line III-tS will replace tlr‘
pI‘IaSeIII excellent bill In the Iionntoyrn
There iS no attempt at historical
Intent-e. but the eventS are Shown
Tonight ‘5 expected 1” Szm‘the)‘ might t'laSh atroSS the mind
a large audience in attendance at the
(lypS‘y Troupe:
;:I\-
II..-
in
an effort to parallel Ihelit‘e oi" the dif-
t'ereut ALIS. “lIIIolI-runce" Show that
play houSe.
l'aiare lleI'SIIhIIfi"S
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\l‘ ”“l‘ “M“ u' ‘ l‘r 9' "d m through all the :ng I. the Same pus.
\\ (l A l ' . . .
(1"! ‘M‘ ”A "' l l” l" “ 'L h” l” ”1‘ lSIonS, tIIe .Satne Joy: and the Same
. . . n ‘ . . ..
H“ "’“d‘ ““1 1‘“ “1 ”“h‘m” SoI'roWS have IiIIaIIIeIl and Mr. (irIt-
;md merited every bit ot‘ Ihc applauSe
'l‘iI- dantin; and Singing and
Ihe SeIIIIIgS oi tltt' on “ere little
whorl of uontleil'ui Then. the baloon
:iIl. lltII also proud to be on attrun.
'I‘ilyou and Ward are
undoubtedly ltll unurual pair ot‘ en-
IetIaiIII-I'S and .‘tl lidtvurdS is better
liar] and IluI'tleII
rp a funny ItaIn.
Tonight's Picture
'I‘lw pit‘llll‘t‘ til the Palace 'l'lIeulrl’.
IlIIS eIeIIinI: i.S "The Honorable Al-
lt is .I pouerfnl 'l‘riuuuie play
.StaII‘ing tlIaI'leS Itny. lI IellS the
Story of a young: linulislnnan sent me
’t‘r to Allim‘lt‘il and away from his love,
them by the cradle.
Through It all the
intnl~
tith .S_vIIIbolIt.e‘I
end! I SSly racking.
evvntS Shou II art t:.‘.ISeIl by the
erance ol Man.
The Scent» ot’ 1lI~
.‘Jllt l‘lt‘ltil‘
Ll\I‘ll
modern 5101'} iv.
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II\I MM .l}. and Show:
formers to
Tllt‘ Story of
tlitltl in an I'Ily
‘ilIe efforts of
‘lS‘lIllt‘ personal Iihet‘ly.
“wk“ ‘ the Sacred time i; laid in .ludea. Show.
in: -.IpiSode.S troIn lllt' life of the Nan
areIIe and ending unit the (‘I'ucit‘ixiou
in the medieval story .I«
:‘omlliul I
than ever.
on (iolgothu,
Isbmyn the lllilt‘:»iit'l‘t‘ ol' the lluavuw...
The ancient time porIIIIyed IS In Iiu
heyday of llubylon and afterward.»- 3n
,tlIe days of
‘aud the l‘erSians.
2.I
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‘H‘ mu m” M “1 pool .Ilnml‘h I I IA large symphony orrthtra and
> -. '~ - . t \' 'm‘ll eta. .
‘ml‘ ‘" “m‘ ‘l I“ ‘1‘m'1' tl \m _ 'Spectal chorus. uill be an added III-
' 'l i n‘ ‘ I '.“- I .‘ )' lt’ . t‘l'l‘ .
i it Illtll ol lllt jt I S ( III “Mum Local people “in lune to
can Woman on bourd Ship. the l"(‘ll\'
viSit Statnttud to are the latest (.I'if
‘ .S- .1. ‘IttA‘y
II} oi tin hIIII . title .IndIIII.l )1 if. “m SD00! .ule “s ”Him” “00ka
:‘I . er‘ .. a .‘ \\ tore illlt nor to
‘l l \m H “ n1 . . prere hi it coming here.
achieved .Slli‘("(‘~‘.S‘ all form ItIIereSIIII-z _
I: l'.‘~ of . ll iIIII- ' wing lft'llll‘l’. Fin
h ”n t u I Fresh Pork Stew
ALLy and l.l.S real
little lttilt'll in
it \‘Jtttili \‘l‘.lI‘..
.ally. the rt t:IIIt;I‘.I.I_ oi
Indy low, .Illll ll tll ‘Inr
IlII pIcIII'e IhIII Iyflltw
t|llill'l.\' “'3’
2 IIuartS potatoes
Try tlIiS',-~- 'l‘uo
('I‘. L’ pouIIdS pork,
Sliced, | onion, l Small t'urt‘ol.
“The Devils PM." Third”, ) turnip. nil Ltll tin» Salt and tH'lllt“
Il-I mi; .I‘.I:~
\I.lt I. I! “.l on . on (I. I. II I to “h.” “1““) ('ooluti ”mm" with
IIIoInor'IIIIS-ell. \ruold ht 1.1m .Il ot t‘ ”m. in (up “1‘ mm
1 talileSpooII
ways lll.|llllf.‘.t.‘~ Io ~~.II.e hi2; oun Shin. Wm. “ith (l'UlIlllllri
- . ‘\l'ult*t’; let boil.
Ille iS- a lil‘lllliltll and \Iw-tlizby mun. -..-.__. _
through l tS :I:. l'fti'll" to .\-.le‘ine SIIIII . ~. ___ tr ‘3‘... ”‘3”..u‘a...‘
Ion I‘ tote 1‘3. I‘t'iI‘r‘tlL’ta lII’II‘II‘Y-‘IKl . I‘
‘.lII.--.IS‘.~,Im_orIIl \il'u ltoinr 1. him on V ‘V . ;
z: «' iLI Ia;- lll'l‘ Strum-I. IIIIrritd ll.‘.“.ll ll 0‘) AYT ”I. . t}
lio‘n a llt".‘.<}tll!lw' Iduor and :I' “‘"“'“““" ‘ “‘ \
i‘l-I-‘nlltl I. Llw. 'll:~‘ paths ot‘ SI.
l'lIII ltllt lolaml I IISS. 'lliere IS a; .. .
l | i I ,I. .._I I'II lil)‘. :I r mdcnwe now I: II'
,nIIiI-I‘. l‘ in Ihi IIIIIIIIe ill "lhe ltettl . .. m
.. , .oIIIII 'I. Ihe ltl.it'lll‘in' "lull I.I.. it
i'I'.'.’ In “MN I .S‘I tiinI and ltoland '
. ... . .lcouplt :. .I It "i Hart b.
It"~ iv Ii.n lI.:I.IS l.IeIe are lllli‘l'.
e.III~ low .~Iori-~S. II IleIIoIIIII-I-IIIIIIII3 ‘ .. .
I'll.~ l ' l' t ' Ill ‘ ileum.» l‘. l‘IItIiI‘I‘oSt. .ll‘.. of lum
\\ III I II'III'S- eII-ryt om; ou III ( ; ‘ .
. - .L . .... .IIIiw. M ii :II. .'tl\' Start 1» lillllt'.
.uay III \\‘lllt'll II Should b '. lllt ller
W. . ., . neu IeS'IdeIIIe oppeSite lIiS bone
II S l‘I'IzII Star: at the luluee Then
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Ln “duff; t tie Pala : 'l'lI-:I l.:tIlieS"
. mayo 1 Ce" ..‘ . .. . ~.
.-'1~ho llzItlIII-SS ol‘ l-lplen' i.S the titlel IN] ‘(ll‘HIfII'lh x31“ :nuiil:\xn::l 11:1: (”H I)...
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of the lIlCllll‘O III the Palace 'l'heaIIe; llltculil ‘ l ‘ '
‘ ‘ l.
1-‘I‘iday niulIt. Ethel Clayton and (. NF“
1er Blackwell are the .StarS of
it‘ll
..IIIr l‘hillipS lune
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”ml and \l ‘
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World-Brady" teuture Income. The “bad as their :h H.” at ”w“. home in
”I ‘1‘“ ”‘hm‘lmm‘! “f ltane Aml" l‘olmneko Mr. and ItlrS. l'aul TIIIIIor.‘
. . .. . . . . . \v . .
huu he ...oeS to flu Iountiy to 11““. .\o\\' \orh my ‘
‘vyhere his inheritance is lorated. his,
Iunetim: ot‘ the eccentric girl \l'llO ir-i Judson lhIili. H mm of \lr and M”
1"" 3'0")”: hood‘umsl Arthur Phillips, “ho iS II Student at
“mics for “w w‘m‘llhe Military School at Luke leolIeA
hunt. is Spendina the (‘hristman lIoli
days \\ith hiS‘ p:'IIent.S' nt theiI home
—.._4 ..1
:bein: peStered
'lorIII interesting
dertul picture.
“The Selfish Woman" Saturday
"Theo . -'liiSlI Wonnm" is the attrae
‘tiou In the l‘alute 'l‘heuIIe on Satin-
Ida) lt i.S a poucIIul
lurumount picttne embodying all Mlm‘c’ultonsu
athe StrrngeI clement oi the \meIi t't b.Idi\ cut
with drama and has a “'oudeIlul cast
in charge.
in ’l‘oltenelo.
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l \ uorltInIIn IIt ’l‘raendly &Schenclt‘s
in ltownyton.
lip last tVt‘llllIK
MIMI IIIIIII
Ill llliS‘ Week
when a
STAMFORD T HEATRF‘.
'lhe attraction ill lll’ Stamford fihva-
tonight and tomorrow
tIe. Stamford
:.\lll(‘l‘l(‘lll\.< get together. . __‘ n _
‘gllltrds, “Ml???” Qolt‘ toward the hot Liki‘itflliJI‘SZH {2:133:31}: 1‘:\r:,:9::;’ £51081? TONIGHT
ill“; CftlthI‘Sl'tll'liflilllkiiililhlt- but. iS- Slim Zance l. Jutl‘Vinf from ”11‘ ll'Ilt'l‘dtrity o' FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDE-
l um: ‘ I . IS ”.0“. in 'l bat- the only ollIII Iii: Spet'ioclé male bv VILLE
(town w Amrrimn 0 H ‘ I ., ‘ _\lr. ‘Iitfith. “The BiItlI of II Nation" » HEADED BY
He \lilh mp “HM“ squad He ..hit is re e'asonable to assume that the HERSCHOFF'S GYPSY
Imam: Boyce and Clare M9 rm"ht'lt'tdvance sale will be the largest ever TROUPE
ed. . lknown in the theatres in this city. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT-
. Friday Owen . MSW? SupportIng'TO say that. “Intolerance" t‘ur surpas- URDAY
.I Irene Feanck I? .Th: Coney ;Se 5 "Air. Grimth‘S former masterpiece 5—ACTS OF
1 Island Princess _ ‘ is but to repeat. the unanimous opiu- VAUDEVILLE—fii
id In ”I: coulfilif (T'sililiitfmigrerii‘tl ion of the press all over the country. AND FEATURE PICI§URES
crs m o 1.. ., . . - RT
’whcre Tessie Mooney, “Princess Zim. DgilrlngCgtgedienne
zim" is down BI" ”I9 ““9“ m“ McNEIL AND THE PEPPER
’lection of the piano player leaves the TWINS
Show in a precarious condition.
SaunteIS into the Show and absently
starts playing the piano. lie iS offer-
ed Stu a week to continue his activi-
ItieS before the piano and decides to
re-
takc it Tessie}: finer qualitiei.
‘Spontl to the. I-el‘incment of this Sham:
er and before the gitl realizeS it. site
is in love uith him. lle does. not con—
Sider her seriously because to is still
in love with lIi' former fiancee. but
inlIQn Tessie kisses him one day. he
{takes h-EI in his arms for he is lonel.‘~
and discort'solate-and then realizes
that the girl thinks that he is in into
with her. ' Rather than break her
heart by’ dlésillusionittg her, Pete
Pete .
A Scotch Revue.
DELEA AND ORMA
Introducing the Tallest Women
In Vaudeville
THREE OTHER GREAT BIG
ACTS
THE FEATURE PICTURES
Tonight—Shades Ray in “The
Honorable Algy.“ ‘
Thursday—"The Devil's Prize."
Friday—"The Madness of Hel-
iIS dI .ill‘Ilt‘lIUll by (‘)l’ll>‘
Slice nil
.\id Society of the llIIp-i
receivcd’
THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT & WATER CO
L9? 0' 21’9“?“ 1.22:. $9.35.
A20 49/. O. O;
stick of wood “inch he \IaS chopping
i“ith an ax. tied up and hit him in the
face. D11 William J. 'I‘I'atey tire-Ssed
illle injury.
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Holland. In
who has Imz‘n renting/one ..I III.
Pentecost houSeS, left last xvi-III: for
New York. 1 Mr. llolland expects to
more into the new house which he is
now having built in Tokunelii in the
curly Spring.
ArtiSt liar 'l‘okeneite,
l’t‘lllt’“'ll"l
th'
liev. and All S.
Philadelphia,
INDY"?
ar I“A
I".
It“ Spending
(‘hristInaS holidays with their (Zau'JI
ter and her husband. Mr. and .\lr.SI
Arthur l'hillipS. at their home iI.
'l‘oltcntke. but reside in Philadelphia
during Ihe winter
Baptist Church Services
The ltouaytoo Blillllrl (‘llill't'll rele-
iIrIIIeIl t‘ln'istIIIaI In all
Sunday. The Sunday School Iuarrhet'l
into the morning:
vocation. A lirtltt‘HblUI‘ul
by the Sunday
\vaS Sun}: by Iiit
During Ihe Sortice the Sunday Schoo'
sung malty ('itE'IIlS IIIIonIpunieI] by the
'OrclIeSt I'a
AI four o'eloeit in th-I
llaal Senitt (It IlIe tiav
lpIogrum “.IS :I.S l"ollouS:
Prelude—mmheSna
iSIIIiptuIe reading and [tlelty'l-‘RC H.
.AIIderSon.
l of the Whit-9 (lift eIIVelopcs
i during the singing of the hymn
"Take My Life and Let it Be."
()tt‘ering.
.(‘antuttn “.\liri:IIII"--~
l people.
The cantata. “.lliI‘iaIn“ proved to be
In great Suct' IS. Many people came
’1‘ he InuSie and iIupchonII-
iiiou oi the Ilitt‘weni (““lllllil(i(‘l$ under
the diIeIIion ot‘ .\lI.S. lit-my lI. Antler-
..Son rho-fir lend-Ur. The following were
{the thaIIIcteIS iII Ihe t. Intuta -
I.\liIiaIu Rhoda .laIIES
.\lIInII:;zeh. .\lirianI‘~- brother —»
.\IIIleI'SIIII.
'l'lte .\l‘2t'l"'*
Shepherds"
ton lITI‘cry.
The choir I-ouSiS-tctl
Marion .lnt‘ris.
iroigimm. .\II~.S-_ II:. l‘tittee. M13.
iii. I.\lltlt‘l‘.“tlll. ilublc Janis;
llarriat [.IIIIS. MIIS. l-I \‘arian.
.\lorri-:. .\lr.S'. L‘. It. AlbreI-ln.
Frank MacheIIe. lI‘red‘Nerri-
Ilicld Jr.. baSS; Mr. E. ii. lIII'ory. MISS
Mary II‘. Snitl‘m. the chuItlI organist,
accompanied the their at the piano.
l‘ The church IIIIS beautitullv decorat-
ed. The deco Intions consisted of ev
I
ltr‘gIcenS. a llltllill" Sun. a my of light
in the plat-
'l'Iom on upper uiudou
form. a Shepherd's watch-tire and
'wr eI.Itlt Much credit is due to the
liter-mating committee and the pastor
for the dccmations
IIS SI'I'Xl-l‘tr-
:"l'l'lt't’ alter the in-
II'IIS played
‘and
tlttlil' ‘ and IIII InbeIS
St'litlul orI-lII-Stra
afternoon the
not»: held. The
I
ltt4'uI niuu
'('lltlll‘ and young
In SI 1‘ it.
l‘t‘t't'iVul
Anna SI-otield.
l"l‘:llllillll (‘lI‘\tIl‘l",".
llaymoutl .‘\ll.lt‘K‘.S‘Illl.
the follow
(ilive
Henry
altos“.
.\lrS'.
ten-
Mil
of
HM." SIIIII'IIIIIIF.
I. ('lIIIS.
lorS; M r.
. Baptist Christmas Entertainment
l The Ilowayton BaptiSt Sunday
lschool hcld its (‘lIriStmaS entertain-
llllmll in ‘Ithc auditorium oi the church
int eight o‘clock Friday evening. The
lot a can-
III-oi. ram consi. ted ot a part
Miss
lain entitled " Santa Claus a
_.‘l riIn's.“
The
lollmvs:
‘li:IS I‘rinI»-—-.‘.lrs. Henry E. .\ndcr‘:on
Ilita ‘llhoda Jarvis. "
l.(.‘lltl"--.\lliia Scoiield.
Vera iI'IIltc~.\lortiII:I Ogden.
l.i pint l.oII-—.\l-.Iriorie liniztult.
SpiIiI of I. :‘IIe-nllable lzIrviS
W itch' S l);'III:.‘.lIteI—».\l.tvia 'Stoelild
llilly lloy—lwunhlin (‘lev‘eIl-Py
Newest led—«I'llmer Anderson.
ThoInaSA'I‘erciva l Andchon.
Santa (‘lauS—l‘ch S .ahc-Ll
The parts :tS, the. baseball team. the
'nev. ing ci: clc. an .1 the bOI‘lltli‘TtS “ere
aken by different (losses of the Sun-
.-\ \ct‘y pleasing mortise.
was given by the pIimury. entitled
“Snowflakes.“ 'l‘hiS IzIer't-ise was un-
der the direction'und'drilling of Miss
Lucile Brando.
The. cantata was under the direction
‘05 Bits llemy la. Anderson. assisted
by Mrs. Fred Stubcii IIS pianiSt. Much
credit i.: do? to Mrs. \ndHrson {01 the
'IuccéSs ot' the cantata. ft is expectedI
that tho l-nthe cantata “ill be giveui
inthc near future.
After ti»: entertainment the mom
lIrint'lpz‘zl clIuI'IIct-‘I‘S “‘(‘l‘t‘ 3"
(la y St lIooI.
2"Have You a Good Supply of Hot Wt-li’
If you have any diffi:ulty in your HOT WATER SUPPLY, why not consult us in re-
gard to our HOT WATER SERVICE. There is not a problem that we cannot take care
of with the large variety 0? GAS WATER HEATING APPLIANCES at our disposal.
IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH YOUR HOT W'ATER SERVICE, CON-
“MA ~‘\PV)
WESTON .
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L’s... . J
Mrs. John Philips is Spending the
week in New York.
Bishop Acheson visited Emmanuel
Church Sunday evening.
MIs. Mary Petition. of
Side, is. quite seriously ill.
the “3S:
’aul Rungsted has returned from a
two weeks’ visit in New York.
Miss Gertrude Groasehncr is. spondI
ing the week in East Norwa‘t‘k.
Willard Clilford Spent. Christmas
with his family _in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Charles S; Banks, of Danbury. ins
visited his brother. Frederick Banks.
Mrs. M. Cummings is entertdining
her sister and children from Rox~
'bury.
Mrs. Charles tlcnedirt and \Mrs.
Clarence Shinman are on the ‘mvzilid
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Drew.
in Georgetown.
Mrs. Hewitt. mother of Mrs. Sl'fill‘:
en Doty. continues very ill at Mr.
home in New York.
’l‘li’c Chrixtmas exerci-scS of the N0“.
field Sunday school will be hell‘. Tues~
day evening at. 7:30. .
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Ilorehouse :It'n
entertaining their nephew. M r. Foster.
from Springefild. Mass,
Mrs. Henry \\'hitl;vck. of
Forge. is assisting in the care 0! )lrs.
Mary Fantnu during her illness.
T ’t't‘ey
Mrs. Harris and con. Frederick
Harris. of South Norwnlk. have beeti
guests of {Miss Rod; and Miss Mary
Sturgcs. I
Mr. and Mrs. mohert Williams were
Christmas guests oi“ Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Ruhey. of It! Orchard Street.
Norwalk.
s. n. Rancher and Inmily. nr.‘
Mrs. Elmer Eli's] were Christmas
guests of Mr. and Mrs t'nmles Fan-
(ther, in Bridgeport. .
Seycral here at“. ended the u'ltiIt
party given Saturday ovoning’by Mr.
and Mrs. Herman larigzettoltc. at
their summer residence in \Ve-Itp‘urt.
George Larigzettel‘te. of Chicago. IS
a guest at the mimettello ’nume.
HARTFORD, Dot: 27. —F0riy~seveti
towns have thus far reported to the
stain Tuberculosis (‘ommisnion enn-
earning tuberculo-AIS In IItnIshmIseS.
The time fixed by law will expire Dec.
31. No cases are reported. Budge.
port has a suspect. The fact that
such cases are usually sent to the
state almshouses at Tar’il‘lvi‘lle ac-
counts for the absence. or them in
towns.
«-
S—
“G over’s”
BOSTON
'\ HUB,
lberS ot‘ the School passed into the
Suttdu v school room.
ROMS, candy and orungcs
en," a World film. Iout. Eveer-B pre5ent, whether he: ‘2. m .
‘ ’ " . l . Saturday--Pa€amount offcro “The “as a member of the unhoot or- not l gist! St "5.
[RENE RNWICK JUPPOPM éV Selfish Woman.” received a box of nnItdeflnd-M 01'" . 3.". "'"mk ' "
OWEN ‘ VAUDEVILLE PRICES ange Mr E H Evory the aupetin- CMIM'CM ’
. C I ‘. h
'* A “my. ISlewPf.‘.%i§5 Math“; . - - - . . . It) and £0 cents tendent was presented with a beautl-lr' _ 31”“
CM The Regent, Friday. ‘ ' Evening . To, 15 and 25 cents “11 Oxmfd Bibla- . l ' ‘ ‘ " "
\vhcre. tht‘ Dre';
were. giveni
and
ElwoodSGlover
J.
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Norwalk Chronicler