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JANE com.
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Admission 15 cents to all. We
pay War Tax
wrznnmémiv—nougtas F‘air- ‘
banks in ."liis Picture in the
Paper."
THI'IISDAY and FRIDAY —
('Iara Kimball Young and her own
company in ”Magda."
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“Where the. Crowds Go"
Today and Tomorrow
ParuIIquut—AI'tI-ruft I‘I'esI-nt
Julian Eltintze
The Central lie-Soubn’ti in
‘The Countess Charming”
wednesday and Thursday
William S. Hart.
l"’f'l‘lt'§> I)i~‘I-iple of the Plains
wln— \
, , “The Cold Deck”
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
with vaudeville. the third section
of “The Retreat of the. Germans
fit the Battle of Arms."
II IIII IIIEIIIIIS .
“THE SPREADING DAWN"
Jane Cowl ,in the Stellar Role at theI
Regent Today and Ton. orrow
Jane Cowl the heroine of "Within
the Law" and “Common Clay," and
one of the foremost. of American dra-
matic actresses, comes to the Regent
Theatre today and tomorrow as the
atar of the Goldwyn production of
"The Spreading Dawn." This Is the
first screen appearance as a Goldwvn
«tar of this noted beauty, actress and
Imumatist who created the famous:
roles of Mary Turner and Ellen Neal.
“The. Spreading Dawn" is a picturlz-
ation of II remarkable story by Basil
King which, when it was published in
the Saturday Evening Post, attracted
country-wide attention
AT nzoeu’r WEDNESDAY
Douglas Fairbanks in a New. Comedy,
“His Picture In the Papers"
In the Triangle pl:t)',""l‘he Habit of
Happiness," Douglas Fairbanks had
to handle a flock oi gangsters swarm-
inz up a stalrWav in II manner that
made the blood tingle, and in “The
flood Bltd Man," another Triangle
success, he seemed to have more
scraps and action on horseback than
he ever had before In all hIs life.
As the son of Proteus Pl-indle, he
of the twenty-Seven variepes, in “His
Q'icture in the Panel-sf Fairbanks has
to go through a I filly dangerous au-
tomobile ncI‘ box with a pro-
tessional no is; .710 hat‘. been in-
structed to put 1 'enty oi "pep" into
his work, mec 5 up a round dozen
usky negro potters at Atlantic City.
be thrown twice- from a movinl:
train, jump from an ocean liner and
swim ashore. and do a. variety of
other similar stunts
Quite a vrogram for anyone who
fancies the simple. quiet life!
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FAMOUS JULIAN ELTINGE ts AT
fits PALACE TODAY AND
TOMORROW
"AMI-Senna" our Impersonator oi
Feminine Characters Appears
“Column Charming"
Julian things. the clever feminine
impersonator. who for the past few
years has been the sensation ot the
theatrical World. had many strsnwe
and sm‘uslutt experiences In marina
his first photovlav which he made for
Parsmnt Thislsh"1'he Countess
Charmin." ’written by Carolyn Wells
. nod 60M! Burgess. "The tountozs
Char-ins" will‘he' shown at the Psi-
ooo Theatre toIlq mil tomorrow.
Hr, Hugo, being summed to
the shelter ot the theatre, at first
could pot be Induced to with out in-
to the open air In hold dlrilltht clad
in a women's “out!!! now TM
first «1 Infill. W" Donald Crim-
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even now the primmest insenue has
Hart Wears Strange Apparel in New
‘miusnd In Ili-
The dressing room was some two
hundred feet from the portionof in
studio where the set was built. Ir.
Crisp called him to me over. Hr.
atmge stuck a carefully coiled head
out of the dressing room window, re-
moved s pipe from his mouth and
said: “Not on your lite. I wouldn't
walk across that place in this setup
for It million dollars."
Finally, however, after much argu-
ing. Mr. Eltinge consented to appear.
but threw a hesVy dressing gown 0\-
er his cosmlne. He then insisted that
his set be boxed in so that his first
day’s performance would be concealed
from prying eyes.
Btlt, after the nmeltv store 0!! it
\ as nothing to see the' roar walking
carelesslv around the studio, pipe in
zoom and dainty skirts wrapped hish,
around him, calling on ‘ome of theI
other Paramount stars or watching:
them work.
'I he shorkmas terrific at first but
IIcmered and Mr. Eltlnce. familiarly?
known as "Bill" bids fair to become'
one of the moth popular members 01!
the plu'liO.
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WILLIAM S. HART IN “THE COLD;
DECK" WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY AT PALACE
Play
Of all the fine thing 5 that William
S. Ilart has as 3'?! produced from his
uIII-Iiiaustible wardrobe, the rarest
and most awe-Inspirinz is the beater.
hat now on exhibition in t'he The
(‘old IM-k,‘ whiIh will be shown at
the Palace Theatre, Wednesday until
Thursday. It is of an extinct species?
~ns rare as the. dodo—and must boi
extremely valuable. Hart, when plied!
by questionns, preserves an impene-!
treble silence as to Its ancestry. It Is
generally believed, however, to be a?
family heirloom that has descended;
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On and alter Monday, November 5
Andrew Davey Inc. grocery stores at
19 Main St. Norwaik and 98 Wash-f
inglon Si. 50. Norwalk will operate
on the Economy Basis.
It Means Quality Always. i
I Quantity consistent with quality and price i
350 low ,Ihat yOu cannot afford. to buy - else-
where. IEconIInzy for You our by word.
No Credit
Expenses Cut Donn to Minimum.
You get the
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manila-isthmus.
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youhonestly.
hut chimps _
Quicksndsstkfseloryhutinnlyro-whourm
lowisthemwhusdulo-Iloswmbeu
TheIConneclicul Light-43nd Power Co. ,
Hot-We will “Vb
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Union Suits.
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No Delivery ,
84 Washington St.
WINTER UNDERWEAR
Boys’ and Girls Undershirls and
Ladies’ Vests and
A. Dickerman & Son’s
DEPARTMENT STORE '
gants also
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your panned has taken in this mats
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Itance of this preliminary training for
Illlfl‘ boys, and am sure that the pub-
'IIcity thus given will be a material
Dillerence
Barker liotor W"
Illlll little um mm‘
Equaliotllehcsialll
its" ‘- no to this time which haw now
~ III-placed uith Springfield Iitltw
TI: so practice guns will be for-
warded Immediately
The instructors-will be serueants
’r. the reenter ITnited States army
assisted by ex-militin officers of wide
experience anti in addition. L‘ietfl‘m
ant It. S. Dogma of the Gallaher hat—
tery. who is n gradtmte ins-{rumor
from the United States much'ne gun
school at Utica, N Y. will teach ma-
chine gun drilliand give technical In-
strudtion on the. Lewm machine gun.
interviewing Captain Gallaher.
Getting a line on the etory the
writer looked-up Captain Gailaher at
his oti‘lces and found that gentlemfln
up to his ears In work but with his
usual courtesy dropped everything toI
greet his visitor.
"Have you time to IziW Inc some 01%
the details of this new organization?"
'1'" ma' Ice time" w 5")” instant
answer as he wheeleda around in his
chair. “Get out your book!"
So here is the story In all of it
moot Interesting df‘ittilu.
”Yes" said Captain Gailaher.
"Somatic is to have an infantry
class and machine gun school for
men of draft use similar to the now . ‘
famous clan known as Boyce's tigers ‘\° 0““ “0" b“ 1.0“? "V". MOT-2
which as you knoww J5 established “1‘ 0" 1’0"" 110' “We" ’0!" h?»-
by (‘nptaln A. l. iloyco and which mache- how miserable and uncomtan-I
is now holding its drills on fiavern- hie. you are from n cold. constipation. .
3;;IIIIIaland every day Including Sun-i ““8"“an biliousnesn. out! INKS" I
1... 9|." 3..., 9c,” lbowels—you alWay- set relief m: ’1
"(km now started his class with CWT” ’ .
only. It lnmltnl of men and now he Don’t let your stomach. liver am!
:1! ills thousands every week drawinr bowels m‘ke you miserable Take (fa.
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litre in Unmatk. “m are 'Tlmr‘ Incite, blitousness, dissiness, nervous-
IIIIIIII “1:; are making 30mm] trim m noes, sick. sour. new stomach, bad
mix I: outwit” 'V‘YI‘T wet-k 1'» cold. oaonslve breath and all other
L1‘*"'d::no""mlg’ "$224033! ”ht: distress clean-e your Inside omens or
“no,“ and tho mom“. bonetltn‘ n all the bile gases and constipated mat.
a.» {Ital-Ina ‘2, Imam". who sttond tor which is Will the misery. i
my state that out of the A iO-oont hos mom health. II t-
$33“?MM'$“( figure" two noes m s eieor bond tor “the“;
If" roee' re -
mum“. m“ c H ’5,“ ' “ Mano-nuts. new
the m little “I“
cludeaI school of the soldier. school
or the squad school of the companI
and of lspeclal Importance will ‘1
the technical instruction on the I:I:I-‘
chine gun and machine gun drIIls.f
Anr good American over sixtnh
years of age who Is able tb march.
who takes his weekly bath and who
behaies himself as a gentlemen will
be welcomed Into the. .ranits of the:
gunners and it goes without saying ’
that practically every man subject '(‘l
draft should take advantage of lhi
instruction when the. scheme is tl.
ouel‘IlyI understood There will be .'I I,
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lllllt In towns;
, Don't Stay Constipated. Head-cityz
lilious. With Breath Bad or
Stomach Sour ”
that eighty on out. hove
pollute-stones M timeless-how
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Our Uncle Sam uses good judg-
ment 'uI selecting the shoes for
our boy»
The Herman
Army Shoe
Isusedextensiveiyforihenrmy
' It is also an excellent shoe
forail-mundpnrpoles. ’
Bisekaud'rsn
ElWood&GIover
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with It IthSsillK. No doubt it “as In!“ E .— I
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Inc, enibiamed In some camphor chest. ___’_ m - r .
before the “Buffalo Bill at the Sclrt’n"f"‘ ' ”W ‘" ' *“ ~ ~ --,._.__ ..... WM.-. - W - my “-3! ; NE NW
found use (or it In this picture. “I oanalt' to be found! commissioned others: t: .9. nt. oblipnt'I Im In fines, TM“. thing. I Wish you would print in your I
.. , , ,0 w“, a number of my sergeants. and a will he :no onlistmem at any sort 2”,, 80 th , j . .
watts one at“ ‘5 “m1“ ““9 r “ much larger number of corpouia. I'm a I atedreriod 0! time and all I“ r. d at any “ad" may h” on? ' ”MG [0).
.Ithlnzz. Knowlna its pricelessnesa'Blll Whatever Itzulc they have ,obtainI liInl I It. i ..- Fm, ”f 9'"). mem, giftiddliimulzll 3&2?quva flat”; ”:3: I
is wry carom] of It. He seldom re- ed to start With it must be realized b I will be thp |I-gul . :Ilt'-ndsnce pom, ‘.0‘rk and an (it‘di-Itist-‘Iion elm I
moves It from his head, except in f It; i are it” [omcgwtal'h‘ “‘I‘I'H‘ “' ,drili. land :1" “50" “ “Pl” 0' In- These application cards will latII be i . mommn"
. I . or )l' mo on n s or ey hm ten-st. an a calm to learn ' , '
courtlI hon. It is prPRllmi’d that he - issued In post card form and placed
: been ivcn th=l stnt In It " . . l ,
I‘li’i’l’“ with l' firmly pulled down Mr directlzon and tarutartr afteralillui’s a”! ltllprgpoyffllwnzl‘ iictéIffilmyegtristé In convenient 'pilikcefl for applicants ‘ L ‘ mm“ A u on“ *-
"" ‘ ‘ . " ‘ I them ut what i want now i '
m the ars hardest thing ‘to get where then aw unthlnn but strict attention ito mm m cure ' S If M k I I W 01mg, m 3‘
M 0"? ”W i" "Th" COM neck" ,‘hi’ut‘i‘nds seeking the some lob, I-eu will result to having the curd :lnllltslfri Ii? Ili:a(ll’rs:‘ixlii:i::iizn:liifli a ac ere I , '
the immortal relic seems In emmlnenlI IITT’W Instruction APPNClIN-‘d- H3! ndmmlon withdrawn, -wIII ”mp-km} hp held my SMul’d’t) mlhmgin maltose.
DNIL The “"3"" l“ 3"“de “my: I hot the men who are drillln: 3:" “How it, ' ’dmm'” (“'5‘- IIIIIrvIIon and It will na'urally be 3 18‘: lb .011 prion.
I h) a tilluln “‘9 hut ‘3 on ”will? lilmaltn [loino alpprecme ”I” met Illnyl mp ‘0 “E0 w"! you ”'- i use of III-st come first served. ' . I
\\"III .3 It to m um: I. cy get is Kt-lii' w nvc you my Form of admuqlon‘ . I ‘
head and must he WPFGI‘W’G at all to make life easier for Ahem If III»; Ippllcation 0111'dechle ”I o possiblci bow,.l, '3’" to say one thing . ' I”
pump. the spectators gasp and are drafted In more than evidenI ~Il ‘ i M 'k d
h Thev don't see by the enormous crowd who r.;..rx ' an
holl their MM" x}. I every Il'ty so that It has been i I
n \V I?“ ‘ ' tmtl
In,“ HI“ thin can be do d saIP-fl Heft-usury to carry on the drill lIl' R t EBeef 'lron&Wine .
mm sec tlt‘ ll'lt '“mi‘VF‘l he‘ in v on U'Iilf‘t'k at night and the In .I en. a rac ers My
ty throuuh a terrific combat and tht‘ Inns may he 89“" drilling and In: I: I‘M tumulsnt All AM '
nlrel lnockcd out and SN Hart tr: any cVI'ninI: by a flashlight. N I
u { ‘ etn the " "NP-w then! Th“ (lnIInIII-r tlIImII ' A" f tr e.
Inhnly and I-omplucenth I l IL .
htt ‘ "th they will follow precisely the same Ill!" .
III I:=- II in i“ F‘" “ i‘ I"? III procedum that Cnp'ain no“; I... You ‘ubllc l
mu- trained a new insight Intu r found so successful. but under III ;.h "a" ‘
I: ,I 1%,,“ mMity and Ieanurcc o It mule comfortable conditions Dill‘t I-II- |...
"no” mm larly during the winter months Ins ship . PHONE—311
IIIII Imus will be. held in the armory. PROMPT AUTO l
‘j— I'with a splendid drill floor althouch “m" DELIVERY i
\Y;.Y,“TAI,JAA1 K NIAl‘I IlllIkttl. 1n the surrounding country Ticket!
I {‘IIIIE RS T0 T3. AI“; Mil tvIo IIII/ feature after it thorough ‘
'. ‘ I organization is perfected. lsIII II:.!_.
" NEW SOLI)IERS that but We will have the personal”
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gStates army sergeants as Instructors. Jamar/7.7... /’/’/IJII!//1////M WWI ,, .., . .I u... . ..,............,I,,'. i
mi. not only his personal old but the‘ "The'lgsrrtiz'iozoifgggrrgi with; I I . . I I
wmIIIIIn St'l‘VIL’i' guns which he has out obligation 0‘ ally sort and in] Uncle Sam IThe Gorham Co
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