rumor, nor. 9. 1011
WWW
Regent Theatre
The House of High Grade
Entertainment
Three Shown-~2115, 1:15 and 9
Today
a Kimball Young
In the 'Big Screen Drama
“MA-DGA” ,
Saturday
Evan Overton and Miriam l‘ouche
“Soldiersfofquance”
And the Thrilling Serial
0 c . e
“The Fighting Trail”
Monday and Tuesdaymllae Marsh
GoldWyn star in “Sunshine Alley”
WEirNEa‘DAY—J‘Rnsputin. the
Black Monk," the "mastery of the
Russian Revolution.
ADMISSION 15 CENTS To ALL
We Pay War Tax
flu.
‘
W .“H-“i-r - .4
'1 . Today and Tomorrow
urn..—
“The Retreat of the Ger-
mansflat the Battle of
l Third Episode
Not a War Drama, but Actual
Battle Pictures—~Almost as Real
as War Itself.
Accompanied by
FIVE ACTS OF SELECT-
ED VAIAJIREVILLE
it
Today
Sessue figyakawa
“The «Call of the East”
, Today a'flaE’NOYY‘lW
LOCKWOOD’S
. HALL
N (irWiiik
. “BlR'l‘H’
The Summit: and Il'lllt"- o
MOTllllltlloon
WOMEN ONLY .
Today and Tomorrow Muliiit‘w
Tomorrow Nitzlii.
MEN ONLY
Three. Show: «2:!‘5, 7:13 and {l
’ .
l'
‘ Al "tritium é
' ’REGENT THEATRE. room
"Magda." the Big Screen Drama. With’
Clara Kimball Young in thy"
Stellar Role
lu "Magda," tlH new select pir‘ure
In which Clara Kimball Younu it: star
ani: at the head of her own company,
tie famous screen nr-lrcsa' nt'liiif‘i'cn
the triumph of her carccs. Playing
the title role, Slit? depicts the strugg'c
c. a girl forced, to rebellion by the
Int-mice of an undesired marriage, and
1' c subsequent events of the play
move up to :1 vivid and compelling cli-
Lax. This btnfre classic adapted to
the screen will be shownvtoday at the
Regent Theatre, and is the first of 'a3
Young. to be releasr 1 during the cont-~
lug year.
.The action 1 ' "w guy is built about
the clash of u .4- bet icon :1 domineern
lug father and hia high-strung, inde-
pendent daughter. it is a striking e):-E
monition oi the stupidity 0! a certain
cuss of parents and Miss Young in
her portrayal of the misunderstood
end driven daughter, makes a strong
appeal to the sympathies. ’
Overton and Miriam Fouch’e
"Soldiers of Chance." the Greater
‘ vim-w stands a proper. adequate, rig.‘
‘llI'THI'ZI- funn'cnrc,
:livcs tire. sociallv speaking, more prc-1 \VHILE PREI‘IIER KER-
l
.uhclc world “id have to be "popular;
,ctl um: “i have not any too manv chil-
.tli'cn tr spare. l
l
series of eight. pictures made by MisuI
_ I in one part of the picture vou
la little fellow, bowing himself into
two world with some
‘cnurse, you want to find out for you'-
_—...— ”a
t’itagrnph Blue Ribbon teature which
will be the attraction at the Regent
Theatre on Saturday, is a drama of
financial intrigue and a nun-'3 fight,
for love, set in the mvatic enchant-
merit. of the tropics. lt Iii a modern
picture with a very lovable young
American hero and heroine. Evan
Overton, Minrlam. Foiuche and Julia
Swavnc Gordon will be seen in this
latest Greater Vitatzraph production
The melodramatic serial, ”The ——————-
Flrh’ting’ Trail.” will also be shown on : UNIQUE VAUDEVILLE BILL
Saturday. l
,“Sunehine Alley" at Regent Next.
' Week ;Five Act Program Blossoms w::h clov-
What is described as the quaintest. elty and Comedy
|ila\ of a quaint actress. “Sunshine Al-l , Those who appreciate tic-crux Ut AI,
lev," starring liae March. is the new'tnmical situation, the anti climax. the
est (loldwvzi‘Picturc to be shown atpclnt at which a situation l‘ir-l'n'u from
the Ht'grnt ’l‘hcatre’l‘londay andeueS-thp mildly funnv to the ‘« reaminrly
d'iv. lridicvloim will t-nlov' tilt vautlmlil“t
The story cf the plav was written bill which opened at the Izi‘nt‘t' Thea-
:(spcclally to fit the peculiar talents. of he yestgrday' The prom.» ].,,v,n5;_,.__.
Plies Marsh by Mary Rid". the. dram- of five cxpertlv selected not 2. ani
Rail“. and transferred to the screen air will remain at the popular” town town
jdcr direction of Jack Noble, with the plav house for a weekend stay. The n.
[cc'erraled magazine “1‘15”“0‘5 Ever- are all the good pointu in vaudeville
ett Shinn, in charge of artistic mount— about u... program at 11“. (place. in
i'l'e’- (3‘:
hair dressing—it
so much smooth-cut jot. Margaret
.tion.
.———___
1"2, .iOY‘“Il)', fun and i't...li'v.
. The opening act was ,. iic .' kind 0!
THE ACTUAL “WENT 0" A n tumbling mm, “The 'l‘« m. Th.-
BABY INTO THE WORLD performance was diff.~ cut from the
moth-eaten acrobatic act. mil it was
~—
Shown at Lockwood" HI" Today .nd‘ ’9'“! a new kind 0' h“ 0“,? if .1}. _
Tomorrow Matinee to Women
. Only
To the mothers of today
To those of tomorrow
The act embodied tvi'o‘llt'll‘r “5- 3 N33
Wills tramp and a dalntilv that clrli".
:Frlend tramp pulled conic 'tmmiin:
.atunts that would make «vu-n Leon
And to all lovers of children firml all up and take notice u . ‘.
“Birtli'. in Cordially dedictated. lady friend bhowed all (t... (willHl.
‘ “Birth" in a portraval in motion pic» and poise of a structural hit“! work-
turec of the care and attention our (L when poised upon a hunt of lulilva'.
children should receive, it they
3"" on a teetering chair. The Hut! urn"
to crow up healthy and strong. at mp end. when thr trump took it
‘ "'liirtli" iii NOT a pliotoplay, . ll nu"- .pm that was a real up???
neztht'r Story nor plot, and yet it it , 3pm.. Arvclle‘nppcnrt .l i: the R'-
tccipmtz u'ttli life, and bv virtue of lth and act. with an excelan' ;,.M.,~tmcnt
rtihmrt-nml pl‘OI’Illhl'. it makes ice or song, Madame. Arvin»
rll'ttllt'f‘til of appeals. The subject ixI best female soloist win,
‘CliilJl. the promise— health and vigor hoard hm... ”m. S()asn“. H...
and happiness for what you rlvcvlsli Humming mun-alto voice. ll-‘r rcpcfv
moat-mom Baby. ”M", was “wrapping, 1m-
Motherhood in a noble. most era't-‘mmmh and her dompflnm. fine:
chlprwtlezc. 'Rcliaion and morals “thw-mr" was a brilliant one net
ill to :‘nnction its attendant prlde anJ “m... p'nhra(.ing three characters.
glu'v. llut needless to gay. it ent'iila The plot «ontprfld around the ctcrlml
correupondlnz duties. ('hlef union: ,,,,,”,pr_m.iaw .. .i, mpm- hostllllli .4 and
wound up with at startling “MS”
Nllllll and Evans nppl’nf' t" in 8 "“W
is ”W
I“ 1"
Itu,‘ il
l'
m‘onrlv scientific cure of the nth
.-‘l’"l"l~'- ltlhilt-cuc offering, made nu [tum ll bur-
{ These pritvlnles It is l'fi-‘ll‘nll-“ll "”‘l lccque on ilicntrc condition and suit
I ‘t' I’ r V V .
-~H‘l~ “Oman :lioultl l.l~.AR.\ and plcmentcd by a my” s”... gnu «lzmcr‘
§
make tht ‘- . ‘ ' .
v . . m. then nun. For.althouLli‘mqm-tion, .
.ie .utccs;.ful rem-int: of children is‘ "The Temple of Mn 1' . HF 90m“
5it the ’ ' *' '
:3 . nmin’hut m.» Ouitomc of “H'V-tl‘llm nhmlutvly now 3 Lu on musical
on and title and attention, such nn’nuvclticn went.
limit :I mother can nivc, yet own a me pnlll'i‘tl out on tlm‘mll‘?” ”"I’I’RMMF
the: s ltl\'l' may err, maternal li’lr’llfltl arg-migt-nwnts of liK‘Jl-“V “"W'I‘V "M
"1!» n;-tmv I ‘ - ' V
’(.n v. _, nyt ”'1’“. It) bt moat ! fll .molfll'flv
..i ., mun c guided in' knoulcdrm! 'n‘p vaudeville procru‘tl "
no. (ulv of “HAT to do but HOW Ht p'lllll‘ll luv the third Pill“ "'
‘llil it :ll‘lll WHEN.
’i‘l'c icitul‘zttice
accom-
tilt the
“print l'(“ll wui reel, "The lit-lrt‘ul (if
of lllanS H". [:‘prrnnng: at the Battle of Ari-int."
llit-M'
l
J ""1”” it"rzlcrt. ””41"” "M “WWW" nu it Vllll be thin evening. A . m :wltii
l'~':.1llln\lllt- fr'r’the loss. amountin: l'l llonul flflpriqt' today. gin-“ll" ”MTV"
in thorn-onus every year of :40 many m-
nw 'll little lit’Frl~—lll(‘ll‘ loss to mo"l-
\vn nppeurs in a Paramount triumph.
.“The (‘u'l of the Hunt."
;e-.»; jutt as tnvlnz, just us devoted nnrl‘
‘iwlt uncriticin: as yourself. but moth-
, .
l'l'lf v'io did not know, who alnnrlmIAXIMALiSTS STILL
Just how young: COI‘TROI; PFITlekAD
czricr perhaps. than cvcr before. A
ENSKY FLEES FRI)“
PALACE
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(Continued From. Page One). '
Whether vou have babies of your,
.mvr. or not. YOU are sure to llke‘lllt“ lilhl strong natural line before
“ilir and will want to see it OvPr \‘cnicc. (lctici'nl t‘utloi’nu's
and over again. for "Birth" is nab)" .troops iii-c making it more spirited
hood. it shows you the enchanted re l't‘nlhlitllt‘l‘ to the foru'nttl move-
.ginn of mrliest childhood. it land. of merit of the invaders. t‘spcrinllx’ on
innocence and sweetness and charm. tlic l’ppcr 'l‘ugliuuicnto and
iwlierc the light is the color of (lawnf ~
the
and ‘tilr‘ air as balmy as the davs of'
spring.
LEMONS anluo‘our
TllE HIDDEN BEAUTY
Make this lotion tor very little
q? .‘
tlifllculty, and
ye; being none the worse for his.
SOtlf‘VlII’ll strenuous experience. coat and JIM “e
Were we to tell you all that there 35 far none".
in “Birth," out pen might act out of , ‘ ,
breath and. worse. you might hear us ' -
a nude, for revealing to you the 0‘“ I An attractive akin win-a a-imiraiiou.
CT and 21.981“. beauties which. OI I“ 800131 I"? and in bllillllt‘h‘i lht‘ girl
‘ or woman whose face and hands show
:evidonce of constant care enjoys a
n ‘ .. 'V ~ - HPII. .
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY ; :tremendou's advantage over Ill'Nt‘ who
_. t m" .‘."‘""”"’,i "'""" do not re lire th 1 . . .
3:53 a HAYAKAWA AT THE l a - e v“ "8 °f ., "mm”
skln and a spotless complexim.
P‘LACE THEATRE TODAY, At,the cost of a email jar of ordi-
. ~ lnary cold cream one can 'trcpal'o a
Elaborate Japanese Fashion: by Star'- full quarter film of the mosl wonder
I'm" w'“ "' “The Call °' lfuljemon skin softener and complex-
‘ tvh‘f‘". lion cbeautifier. by squeezingr’tiie juice
The rewnt lad, or mm” and dress or twotreuh lemons into a bottle con-
' .. 1_ e .
Japan‘s,“ “h ‘h ”we,“ "’8 counrv_ tuning three ounccalof orchard 'Wlillt‘.
and which is stillv inducing ,ultrwfa— the
chlonublo women to wear.~‘“‘pngod8
hats" and carry elaborate Japanem‘ on pulp gets in,
ones, has been brought into play by
' M . 1 keep fresh for
clever Beulah Irle Dix. author 0 in known that lemon juice is used
"Tb“ Call 9' the that." l“ ‘whicn 993'; to bleach and remove such blemishes
“'0 "m“"v ""3 “‘th "9“” «u freckles, Iallowneu ma tun, Ind
,Cue should be taken“ to ”min
then this lotion will
montlfl: Every worn
bidet
“care...“ ..
I on- in-
mutant-thou“
l
actor in starring It the Palace Thanc'u the ideal akin “an". smootheno
er and beautitier.
ire today. .' .
Aside from the remrltable dumae- _ Just try it! Got three ounce: of
in value of the production. there are or n”
included in It: scenes of such true 0r- white at any m ”d
tonal splendor and common of such (to
W that the picture for it:
beauty alonti‘wocld be on cutout pro-
WV ".'.t'.
queer Japanese footgear. As to her UI‘P‘» «,- Liveuza.
is beyond descrip,
tion and the piles and coils of gilsten-iarmy are retiring witliot intricate-like National Liberal Party. '0 at"
ing black hair that tower above the lion
“5me race make one think only 0It'liut strong rcarguard are givingtl’rusainn Ministry and the alleged
Loomis. who is the second “leading . . - -
ladv" for Mr. Hayakawa in .mg .310. out on the tllltldlt' 'I‘uuliamcnto’re-lrt’garded as matttrs "Dims-“1M“ “f
toplav also wears ‘elaborwe Oriental milled i“ ”‘5’ f0“? Ml“? cut ofllgenlemmn'
costumes during part 0; the produc- and 17,.{lt’i’l Italians. including ails reported to have succumbed to
OPENS AT PALACE THEATRE
tIt‘lth‘l"\"
Patriotic lllllt‘fi were
”nice through a fine cloth so no lem-‘
0‘ ’itioilcrinieic W‘ u
m com IOIWALK mo W
t
PLO! m
.m. e ,
1.7
iof immediate shipwreck. The re-
The larger units of the Italianffusal of Herr P‘ricdbcrg. leader of
fI‘UI-li tlic Alistro-Geriuaiis,tcept the vice-presidency of the
the TQUIOIIS battle at severalfccrtainty' that Dr. Helfi'erich is to
point»; An italian attempt to holdibe retained as vice-chancellor are“
t‘ouiit von llcrtling
,ty.»~,_..; 'l, pug“: ”1,9“ by the Aug_liuilitar)' and junkcr influence.
ti-cllci-nizins, increasing: 'tlieir' Th? Berliner 'I‘ageblatt ”ft?“
lt'attl'i“t‘.-1, ill't'tll'tllllg to licrlin, mitt) the reactionary force opposing
“gunpo- . ltlic‘ nomination of progressive
~‘ Along the Lil-plum General (‘3. leaders. The Koclnisrhe Zeituug
“Mum". .fi,,g,!g,.t., apparently were'lilamcs the I’rogrcseivcs and the
‘iimrn snout-“fut , Ti...» _jmva,|pmlciocialists for the re-awakening of
',,.,,.» Ni {pr- Liveimt m1],- uftcr aftlic crisis, and says that the pros-
Wilr'ut'mls‘ trim-ii and in the rcgionillPClS l'OHl political “"1"" “35 ‘lllll?
”l. ‘.'i“‘~:i'i. 'li‘ Illlllillll-‘v were H],j._.ldisappctirc{l.
3to tlt“‘illt Ill" utlvunct“. 'I'ltc Liv—l LONDONLNO‘“ 8-HT“? Special
Hum, ,. M l." u.” mi!“ from “wiAnierivuncommission totlic Allied
trim... “gm... General (tadnma{conference arrived in London last
liltilmt'ly \, in mi.» a strung Blilllll. linidiilglit. It is headed by t'oloncli
1,”...5, mm, .- ;-, Asia M;,,.,,.;I'I.ZSI.IItitisc av special t-tiiiiiiii~sitiii-f
up ““1334“; opt-ztrtionsf‘" with the lionorary' rank of
ill! I'ttlt‘x‘llilt‘ General Alh*itl)}"s itpccial ambassador.
't‘nrcca lttll ~ lllittlt‘ another advance,
toward .lurusnlt-m. In Mcsopoé
,tuniiu liw If’lllwli advancing: up
the 'ilz'.» iinvc cnptnrctl‘ Tckritfi
northwest
Nothing to be gained by wait-
ing, except a cold. '
Overcoats‘ will never be any
cheaper—mo January reduc-
tion sale~no February price
clashing. Clothing is too
scarce, too high and too good
for any reduction salea,
Never a better time than now,
f never a better selection.
Never again will the variety
and models, styles and pat-
. .,
villi.
\
. 35mm;
—-é~
Suits $15to$32.50
nine!) ;iilc- of ling-l _
Carl. l l 1 terns be as large. Places——
‘ WITH! THE . .’\MEltlt".tY\'f l ‘
l
AI'MY IN THAN I}. ‘V‘ “ t '
‘ ‘ “”l””d'-" 0vercoatt........$15to$40’
' ’
.\'o.. 7 l'm‘ inc Associated Profit: EADERS l '
.~-'l'ln- lit"l lltl‘t't' American soltl-E ‘ = .
icr». kitti l.iu the ll‘t‘llt'llt‘i inl ! Rofims & STEVEN
Front-c. urc \lt‘t‘plll‘.” tonight in; \ l 1 '
t . ‘ .. ~ '. '1 rpm-d brute Auwri-g ‘ ‘ IEWS l ,Norwallt So. Norwalk
4 I' if] '. ll, l ’llt‘ [ltllilill‘ and artnyt’ m l '
'oi' l-i-g.n.- -, ’l'lr-ir iiiml iulct'uicnll l . l V "A“ m" WW‘h - —
[link nlmm vials-“lav, l :_~_ ‘ __ HUGE BUILDINGS FOR OFFICES
With at L'llill'tl of Frt‘lll'll iufnn-i ‘ WASH'NGTON'
. ’ l
tryuitii in lllt‘lt‘ ptcittrcsiluc uni-{MYSTERY PO\P(l)TIVELY SOLVED.; WASHINGTON, D. (‘., Nov. ti.—-One
forum «it ri-tl nut! lint-5mm liltieiflditor South Sorwalk Sentinel: fat the manifold . problems presented
«tutulinu on who .Nltlt‘ and u tlgit-ltf For the peace comfort and informa- by the, war is that of furnishing nth.»
incut ,ot‘ Aim-victim Hiltllt't‘ti tm tlie;tion of our keen-eyed friend Shh. 8.,fquate office accommodations for the
other. tlt" llil‘I—Wt‘illtln‘tl cunkctutiwho revealed to an unsuspectir‘ and thousands of additional otllcials. clerks.
\tcu- luc'rtctl lllltl the grow its n‘deeply concerned public, inlast oven- and other Federal servants who are
l" . l" ‘ll' ii al“ “M ”I" ltllllt‘l'lt‘ifiug's Sentinel.the omission of one llttle‘pourlnn into Washington. The govern
iii tlnei'rtiiit lll't‘tl lilllllll" 2mm .\H,"l" from the word “l‘OStliTlVElA’ ment is exercising its prerogative in
tlw vain-luv anus went off. lllj‘iin a "Ponitlvely\No Admittance" legend this direction and has commandeered
l'}'~ urn «tin. l t‘nl‘tllllfllllllllitlllf‘ lll' fat a certain doorway of the South Norvlconvenlcntly located pillcc buildings
V? ‘- ”1" Lil ‘l‘l‘lmll [mill lrll’lll'".:u‘alk Electric Works, we hasten to ex and apartment houses with a freehand.
l,“ l 't’ 31'1"“ d‘llll'l'll‘fllls- "Wiplain that the lack of that '1' has been‘ln addition. it is erecting huge tempor.
“"“V'lh- ""l"'_'l' “ "r“ l’l'll‘;ll‘3ll'll l'l'tlong deplored. ary iatructurcs for use as officers, and
”i" I"??? "l ':”“l :“l'll Ll“: ‘Ii‘;l_‘"lll“: Further than tlila be it known to all in the building otlhcse contractors are
“"15 Run“; ' Il:‘"E‘SHLKM‘"ITS;mien by these piescnia that the nfore- breaking tlmc records for construction
tilllt‘i‘l‘iiultl : tsaid legend or sign in simply a wartime ‘ work. A building to house the all): liun
.. I“ ”w ”an!“ M the ‘3“ MA expedient. thut vaneoncelved. cxccut. tired officials and clerks of the Council
\l\lllll. in ”A” “mm I”, m“ “NF“ :cd In haste, placed in position and do of, National Defense, containing more
“rm.“ and in ”I" "time 0‘. Fl‘ultt-c lhated free of cop-tun our beloved tax-Ithan 100.0in square fcct of floor space.
.liLl i'nrt-u'cll to Private linritzltt,lburdm“d “mm“"lll'. M a r‘fv‘illl'Clt’d- “at erected and fully equipped in fifty-
I’l'll'i't‘ ( ”I‘m“! “mi L‘t'lvnte ”an”me spirited. plgriotic fellowcitizen, three davs. Similar buildings nenihy
of tilt Amen...” Am... ' ‘3“‘h0 With common nhlc zeal forestalled are for the um of the forces of the
"M" m ‘ir mm l‘rcc‘ “n" ”I” ."thc powers that be" in their intention food administration. fuel administrn
mil 1 .. c. i"""il‘l'llli~» null lit-lupin“) ostnblisha warning of aimilnr Intent lion. and army ordinance. Work is
.,,,..m.y h cunn- mm. lit-cc. Th“ rind purport adjacent to said doorway. well under way on a mammoth struct-
lmc'r mt" it‘zis' coiiiitiuiu: ill? Why "I? usually Kt‘l’lllt‘ and inoffen- ure which “ill cover three city block!
Elam!” i}. .3 k“ .“, that ”w “WM Rive perpetrator committed the More. to lmuwc tlic overflow of the war and
him...- ;' ... :,,,._.,,.‘ In“, M- ,i'Nicc mid atrocity upon it trustful public do. navy tlcpzirtmcnttz. the contract for
mp] t-imigutgn“ up”. still ”mum.“ ponem saith not. Perhapt he welt half which cull: for completion in four
II\ it - low: 'l',‘.‘}l.‘ll‘(*ql rurt'ps scrv. ‘shot of thin period of the mystery and months. V
‘ . , .' lt‘utatl dnmim_,‘then again he may have thought that By thew methods the government
't7-‘m. ‘ E’l'i't “in” mm l):‘.l‘li€ll'll_\'; this particular "i” like the letter "r" i‘r'i keeps in minor. of its actual needs.
the}: known, it...” l'fi”l'll‘ mm. still the Texas mnn'u dotrig FIIOUId be At the present rate of increase thr-
Tlict- \\'l>l](‘:l ti, pg“. silent ilut if it. will restore the trout usual 33,000 Ftdcrnl employees in
.ux' their ifrllt‘rtm,‘ twang and {my quillty of our good friend .\l l. S‘ It Washington will be more than doubt)l
,littvc lint forgotten old historit-iillmuy be armored to have him wholly ll Hit" “113‘ “Minn“ 8110”!" .Vt‘fif-
'll‘tt‘liltil'lt"; \‘lillt' titlicrs fol-gm shot ill sunrise; the pcrpmyrtor “0., Workers of nil kintlzz are being up
Ililtliit'fll't‘t't'll‘l ones, N. i. s. pointed. stencgrnrhgnrs and typewriters
1'”! Pli‘)’ ignorcd- "tithing, (.l' ”w: As for that undenial' digging "1" and draftsmen fir tho Service general-
‘tzl‘z'liilt‘:fMIN.“- nntl nothing: Ililtl'wo have It on good - i sumflynl au- ly. and what are known as schedule
jitt't‘ll concculcul from {heurwcthorlty that in consideration of ”hi clerks, index and catalogue clerks.
'it.:it‘ltci' the length and liartlsltipvshyin-the-limit-costolcvorythinq and “9”” qualified l" “fill-“”05 0‘ 3°
oi Win. it vr-tlte violence of battle. jthc f""‘lllill‘ cry of conservation. "the. “Willing. find ”tilts qualified in busi-
umr the tli'catlfulncsis; of new’powcis that be" will be duly grateful ““59 adminls'mli‘m {0" ”‘9 0mm“?
‘.\t';|pt)‘l\‘. nor the pcrfitly of lllt‘fcr a contribution and proper addition department of the armY. being in great
ittt‘. Nothing stopped tli‘cm. Therm. their obaorflng friend, M. L S of demand.
‘ll'l‘fpllid ’thc hard and strcnnouszum needed '1' or be“... still. '3 gm; Represcntati‘res of the Federal civil
vita-it nfi‘nFilm“:agifiti‘lllaploi:““9 a“d better sign in place of the "m“ “’mmlssmn 3" m" ”5‘05““ "‘
1““ ll"? l.l‘mlt lw'onr side and thin-"m,gem one; Otherms" "‘9 '3‘“? may all cities 3’“ “"3 omcial recruiting
Y‘allcai l-llt‘lllg the. foe in .311“? ,‘0 Dunne its lack-l—day career to “39m.“ {0’ ”‘9 KW” "limit“ “my. “ll
my , .. tlc .pcrutc hand-tn-liand the bitter end with one "in 1“” than it army 0, a half million behind the men
tight. llonor to them. "I‘licir relll)-'oug.ht ‘3 five' For between us. behind the gun"
l'nirtilitw, l'ricmls and fellow citio‘sad 90“"; etc.. are so busy dodg-'
zcns will be proud when tlicv mg war orders shipments and clrcum: SUFFRAGETTES CALL AT
lt'ul‘li of their deaths. " ”mm! "answrtatlon embargoes in1 ' film”! HOUSE'
“Mon ’llicsc graves. the. first mime" frantic efforts to get the ”at of ’ WASHWGTON. NOV.’ 9.“ \ (NV-"a—
Ili‘ dug ‘in our national soil and the belated material that h‘ 9" ”m "‘3’ "0" or sum-"3'5” head?“ 33:? Jill-=-
but u hllnl'i distance from the cue-Emmet," here and someWhere-in-tfie Carrie Chapman Catt and Dr. Anna
.in)’. are no a mark of the lnightylunlWr-‘e so as to complete the omn- \Howard Shaw, pl-esldént and honor-
. . . i ary resident :- . t'v; ' -
tlnml we and our fllllt‘H firmly cling;r mental “We! '"gh'mg l" ”m" to 0919‘ p I mp” I 9""
. . American National Woman Sultra e
ll” m the Minimum tusk, confiriuing‘bm‘e the end of the War that they Association. have an engagement Io
.tlic will of tlic poplc and the
. don"._"en 510p long enough to dot "i'a" call at the White House late today
.nt'my ol' the l'uitctl States to fight at" cm” "l'5"- By this omission they
to exprras to President Wilson the
with us to n Illtl‘yll. ready to sac-:3"P 3"" do," their 1’“ toward "'9 903' :irizt‘lut‘i‘t‘dt‘hcolis‘olhiizfileo: all? f ‘lonllien
rtticc "5. long as is necessary until ,servatlon of energies and supplies. :the victory in New Y'ork waZplati-g:
limit victory for the most noble of, The” '5 a moral '0 ""3 9930“» but- l-v due to m" I‘M" l“ the" campaign.
comm, that of the liberty of na—iw“ will refrain from uttering it until ‘ A
lions. the weak as well as thcf‘M'1‘30"“!es back- ' A special communication .0! St”
mighty. 'I‘lins um dcaths or time” A. 15. WINCHESTER. Ex-Otllcio. l"°"""‘ "“m- ‘0' 6- F‘ and A- M" "a“
liumliic soldiers.- appear to us until WWW"? ‘0.”th powers that be."»hdd In" night, at 7 o'doc't Th! Mas-
cvt rnoriliunri' arruudeur. 33'0“ 9~ 1917- ' lm' M390" new" “'33 worked. '
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l Eureka Rebekah Lodge No. 42, I'. (I.
O. F.., will hold an entertainment and
dance this evening at 8 o'clock, in th-
Ifiodge room. ice cream and cake will
be served.
Hugh P. Campbell, of Spring street.
AT has recently passed a successful U. k
A. examination. and will begin his b
ties with the" quartermasters’ on!”
in the near future.
——Thc botitltlack stands of Soul:
Norwa’ih and Norwalk will close Sn-
UIDBRWEAR 1‘03 In, W“
day afternoons at o'clock, p. 111., cu.‘
mencing Nov.- 11th.
A social will be held this evening
in the parlors of the Norwalk M. 1’.
Church, under the auspices of the
Philathca Class. Mrs. A. E. Beebe is
chairman of the committee in charge.
Axel Christensen and George Ban-
l)_\', two Norwalk young men, who
were discharged from military duty by
the local exemption board, have hut!
their claims denied by the District
Board in Bridgeport,
A regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Direciors ol’ the ’Norwnlk
liogpiial Association will be held
Tuesday evtnlnz. November 18th, in
the parlor:; of the Norwalk Club. im-
portant liurincss will be transacted.
-—(‘.lnrn Kimbcll Young in the big
screen driunn. "Magda," Regent They
no tonight, 7:15 and ft.
The fair of Lady Jenning's Lodge.
Shepherd's of Bethlehem, in Red Men'-
Hall. Washington street drew nuotha
large crowd last night. The entertnlr
mcnt provided was much enjoyed and
a good sum was realized. The allot!
will close tomorrow night.
Members: of Hope llose fire come
pnnv answered a still alarm of fire
yesterday afternoon, and extingullh"
ed a chimney blaze in the home of
Harry Keene. 235 Main street. Chem!-
cals were used in quenching the
flames. Damage to the amount of $50
was created.
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The police have recently received
complaints about nutoista running
am the streets without rear lights
burning. or the lamps cleaned so the
officers can see the light; also about
=autolats violating the law in passing
trolley bars and having glaring heed-
linhts. The laws in, this connectim
will be enforced hereafter. .
—PALACE THEATRE, TOMORROW,
MATINEE ONLY
WI Special for the klddles’in additia
to the regular vaudeVille program.
Charlie t‘lmplin'in "Shnnghied." Ail,
mission for children. 15c;
FOR COUGHS and COLDS
Try Our Compound Syrup
,White Pine and Tar
' 25 Cents - .
Simian-Powell Commun-
mortul remains 01 these young‘ The CMMI’! Clothing Co. of Bridge;
mrzn he left here, left with us form to" a" "’ “Old an ”“303: M! for,
:cwr. We inscribe on the tritnlm,;°"“ "9" "Omnlt‘nclnz tomorrow. Last;
j‘llcrc lie the first soldiers of tinny”? Mr. Connors inaugurated thin?
jlicpnlilic of the l'nitcd States to'mmm’ and "l" licenimemtgtaken in:
fi'nll on tl‘n soil of France for lib."t "tilde him decide to continue it year-
.erty and Justice.‘ The primarily 1" I H" Connor: "I" ’5 Wald?“ 0'
'uill stop and illicovpr his head. this country lnyonng man of pie“;
.Trnvcllcrs null men of heart,will "‘3 mm! and lurin- on being
go outmf thcir way to come here lurroundod with constants color to
_to pay their rcspcctive tributes. ”"0 ell patrons in a moot call-foo,
5 “Private Enright, Private Grea- W lumen 7019'!!! of town vllfm
lham, Private Hay, in the name of car “'1' ll '9th refunded. 'l'be
France I thank you. God receive “moment 0‘ the Overcoat hit
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have the protection of'uur Sole
put away in drawer-I or «out
use easy prey for hut-glare? #-
your cools. Farewell.” a w ollowllm in this paper.—
wNDOlJ,Nov.8.-‘-Thopomn Adv. .
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x HOUsEHbLDERS
Make a mental inventory of the things in your home that should
Have you the or life policies or important papers of any kind
The time to wheel” your-elf i. heroism-tuition of on or bar»
Depollt Vaults.
placell‘ Have you levels not in ,
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glar. The coat of complete protection in the Safe
Deposit vaults
of this bank to but 84': year. .
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