etg House of filth Grade
Entertainment
Tbuo Shows—2:15. 7:15 and 9
Today
Evan Overtoa and IIiriam Fonchc
.4“—
“Soldiers of Chance”
And Episodes 5 and 6 of
“The Fishtinz Trail”
Monday and Tuesday
Mae Marsh
In a Quaint Goldwyn Play
“Sunshine Alley”
On Monday in Addition to Above
Charlie Chaplin
In the Hilarious Comedy
“The Adventurer”
WIIII).\'I~)SDAY—~“Rssputin. the
Black Monk," the trite story of the
Russian Revolution.
ADMISSION 15 CENTs TO ALL
’ We Pay War Tax
7 last lithe Today
“The Retreat of the Ger-
mans at the Battle of
.Arras”
And a l'niqup
Five Act Vaudeville
roaram
Ami Maxic W. 'camp in
“The Red Ace” I
IiiIIIIsIIl‘ztlhI {\IIWI- Reel /
" Monday and Tuesday
. aruuervte Clark
2!. “ -—ln-
Bab's Burglar”
Sequel to “llIIin's lLIiI3"
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Today-
egeut Theatre 1
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How Matinee
Toxin-I" Ion :‘Il'ht.
.III: :I 0 (iii
Thl‘mI Sim": LII, 7:13 and 9 E
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‘ “SUNSHINE ALLEY" COMING
Mae Marsh Stars in Goldwyn Photo-
play Monday and Tuesday
Mae Marsh, 11 stat I." ho is (11 age thcr
of the cinematt.’~ ;:Ipliic v orlJ became
«she has never exhibited her tulcntzx
gulf/where but on the ucruca. has". b- in
Litted with .1 play peculiarly" he: own
in the new Goldwyn production “Sun
abluc Alley," which is". to be at.
the Regent Theatre, Monday and Tues-
.iay. The author lllar3I mm, It Ivoil
known dramatis of the speakingstage,
sum
, has grasped the needs of the little act-
st-ss in a remarkable. manner, and in
- oltsequence, probably no photoplav in
which Mae Marsh has appeared gives
her so full :2 ran-4e in which to dem-
sinstrate'lter chem.
CHARLIE C' '
EAT ‘
GENT MONDAY
Special Added Attraction Showing
charlie in a Newfiolc
Don’t miss this comedy of the world
renowned comedian in a play of 'a sort
he has never attempted before. New
situations. new methods of provoking
laughter. The inimitable Charlie at
his." best.
PLENTY of: REAL THRILL: IN
PALACE ENTERTAINMENT
Complete Program Offered, was
Vaudeville, War Pictures, and
"he Rod Ace" .
The seventh episode of "The lied
Ace” will be shown at the Palace
Theatre today, in addition to the In-
stallment of the famous British official
war film. "The Retreat of the Gor—
msps at the Battle of Anus." and s
«looted fly-a act vaudeville program
“The use Ace" which has struck the
vigil! spot with Ptlsce patrons ls Uni-
vcrsnl's boot serial. it embraces heady
strut )IIss Karla Wsicamp as the hero-
ins Miss Walranip’s startling beauty
of profile and form are unwell“ '4
In this seventh episode in which 1""
Wales-p wears many mm 0""
tunes. '
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iv ’ III
mi. some
"I'm 8“ Evening Pout Story
jy flary Roberts limit to
Film“
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Winsome Marguerite Clark is ntlw"
appearing in one of the most talked
of stories of the year—“Bali's Bur-
glar” which originally appeared in the
‘Gaturday Evening Post and which was
written by Marv Roberts Rinehart.
The story was followed by thou
sands of readers all over the conntrt
who will recognize in Miss Clark a
perfect “type" for “Bab."
; Youngermistcr of an attartctive girl
of twenty-four and even more roman-
tic than the average boarding-school
girl. Bath's efforts to marry off be!"
"older sister are screaminziv funny
'and her exportcnces with her thou-
sand dollar allowance which she
iprlda.‘ in two weeks, still funnier.
Director J. Searlc I‘awlev, who has
directed many of Miss Clark's blcgest
prOdllf'llOflS. was also responsible. for
U“Bab's Burclar
- Tuesday.
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Miriam Fouchc in “soldiers
Chance" Also “The Fighting
Trail"
“Soldiers of (‘hanccf the Greater
V'itarzraph Biue Ribbon feature. which
will be the attraction at the Recent
Theatre today narratcs in I! series 0!
thrilling acencs the death struzglc be-
Ich-n an unscrupulous financier alto
1: South American adventurer for an
‘A mcrlcan girl who risks her honor for
the sake of her father. The picture‘ls
glvcn II splendid cast, headed by Swift
chrt‘on and Miriam Fouchc.
in addition to'thc rezulat" episode
of “Tho Fighting Trail" the 5th cpl-
sode which was shown atlockwood's
llall last V'l‘r-k. will also be shown at
the Recent today. _ I
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OROWD BEAT‘! PRO-GERMAN:
LEAVES HIM TIED TO TREE
l'.\'l.')\' CITY. Ind. Nov. lit—Fred
Tocpher was taken from his home here
last night by a crowd of film, blind
frldnd. drlwn twelve miles into the
country and any orcly beaten for alleged
proncrman statements lie was not
severely injured and managed to free
blur clf "from a tree in which he was
left tied. ‘
At ”1” lIcrzinning cf the Europcan
"‘ it ’"‘ "'l‘li. Tncphlr sold 10" iron
1 "Ion: . at $1 each for the benefit of
""rc' I war fumlft.
lCELA ‘lD TH‘dsATENS TO
REVOLT AGAINST DENMARK
LOXIK‘IN. tx'ov l0.~—lcciuml i." lhl‘l‘iti'
m'uc :t Invoit avaimt Denmark lic-
cItusII tlIc island's demand for a :Icp—
ill‘iliEi/fit‘J’. has not hccn cranial Di
twitch " for? Fri!" .Itllnzwi a L" av tits I‘ ril
't‘II- 1"!"Ili'iIzil psrllcs ml vitttutliy tlII en-
tire I)! ".l.‘ cf the isiantl arc disposcd
to tint-”arc
Itil liII it" dcmrtrtds it: we brt n prantcd
llccrn iv the pcnplc of MP irhml ap-
acd this n In
pmtml it". .. i‘“Y‘l" rule.
-rnnzcd. but tit." request for a :chIItItIc
Pay: on 4 mt 3cm! urnn.
"a-nv
Look and, Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink l glass of real hot water
before breakfast to wash
out poisons.
' Life is not mercy to live out In
ilive well, eat well digest well work
well, sleep Well, look well. W hat a
'glorious condition to attain and Yet
how very may it is if one uill only
adopt the morning. 1:)de bath.
Folks who are accustomed to loci
. dull and heavy when they arise, "split-i
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul
tongue, nasty breath acid stomach.
can, Instead, feel as fresh as adaisr
by opening the sluices of the 5;. mm
each morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous stag
nant matter. _
Everyone whether lalnlng sick, or
wall should. each morning. before
breakfast drink a glass of real hot
water with a tcaapconful of limestone
phospliaie in it to witsb from the
domach, liver, kidneys and bowel: the
previous days lnlgdestlble warslr
sour bflc and pollution: toxins: tint!
:leauslng, sweetening and purifying
the entire alimentary caan Before
putting more food Into the stomach
The action of hot water and limestone
phosph‘sto on an empty stomscb is
wonderfully Invigorating. It clean
out all the sour fermentation. lam.
waste and oddity snIl gives one II
Iplondld appetite for breakfast. Whlh
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" which will be shown),
_ at the Palace Theatre on Monday and
tin TI" intlcprntlcncn unions _
1108 Main 81.
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macr'mettmuwnnr ”.1: 1.5“ 2.:
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stocks are m
of garments
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culling: 4"" a sick fricnd In Stamford.
' ". lilcitcy, Jl‘..
lire. t o.’ Spring
gale. um visiting Norman friends ono
tiny this "I". cult.
Androw -l .I i" II of NI r "" ‘w
is now cmployed at Baltimore on :I gov
crnmcnt job. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ii llIlItZIltl c.‘
Norolon have retumcd for the wlntc r
in Ihcir home at 63 East 64th str. "i .
\‘cu Y.:.IIr "'
H. Gibb:I i
and imnrcvcmcnts at his Brooksidci
:Ivcnuc house.
is IY‘:""i"" '"tlr‘nsil‘c Ismail“-
A. \‘ifllimctt~ of the local bank, has.
bcen advanced to the position of draft;
clerk. "y!" 3
William Young of the Stewart
Grocery force, spent ycstcrday out of
town.
Rcv. llobcrt. White or New tori: city
will address the Mens' Bible class at
the Couprm" :tionnl church tomorrow
night. a
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Kc Itnc l I'cnton, the son of Georg/I
Y,eaton lI -- entered Amherst Unlver-"
slly wthI- he will put-st: e a course of
stu dy. _ i
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(Lb. Till-w is at this time of the
your rccci. ixg many different species
of birds. a tome:- rarc hunt is the ivory
pheasant uh": clI wt." :raided on a west-
ern farm has been added to his well
known farm
, The Methodist. [AdiI-s' Md S-‘II‘Ify
Incl Thursday afternoon at the home. of
Mrs. John P. llrummcr, opposite the
church. I
Mr. and .‘lrtI. Harold Whitney have
removed f: ., n the Poles hoincstead on
Oracle street to the Mather house on
the Post rand.
The Noro‘on Heights Fire Company
has voted to remit the dues of all it."
members who are in the nation's mill-
tsry service. They include William
The lethodlst Church people held sl
very helpful pronoun-ting at the par i
moo Wednesday "sums. The
mil-n m to to hold st homes in-
Morons-summon
mom
" 1.. mm" llIlll Leon renovating for his oc-
t
’ ~ Miss Sylvinilicath of New York is
Borgia: Harry Carlson and Harold. .
Scrlbuer.- . I”
WE START A
Cash Clearance Sale
We offer 20 per cent. discount on every
garment in the store except Furs and For
Coats on which we allow 10 per cent.
This is a very unusual opportunity. It
comes at the height ofthe season when our it.
y’r was fined 55 and costs, but the line
L was remitted and Panamato bad to pay
ost complete.
S: II c the object of this sale 18 to raise cash
there will he no charges and no sending
on memorandum.
l fiberty Bonds Accepted as Cash.
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Mrs. George F, Austin has birch visit
ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. 'I‘.
Swiunerton of Glonhrook. for a few.
days. i I
The home of Dr. A. 1.. House at No-
roton. is now oIcupiId by a New YCllI
family. lir, llouse removed II {I'W\
months ago to Bcdlord street, Stam-
ford. i
A numbcr cf cards shohvln; that1
local housI-w‘lvos are cooperating in
the national food conservation program
are appearing in the windous of real-
dcnts in town.
Lyman Mull": ll has; fol-tin posse SSIOJ
of his III ."hur color. c‘n .‘lflf‘. :IIlIt It. I-
r.Ic. nlzlth William J. .‘.iut’itrr, tIIe t.~r-‘
("upancy for scvcral weeks past. l
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prmiiflf! the winter with her brotht-r ‘
in- ham William Dcv.crlll while her par-
II ‘1 co.
‘Brfdgoport, Conn.
Monday, November 12th
It
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nuts will HIK‘ ml the winter at Paimiro.
Ficrlda
The condition of William Flannlgan,
tho \I'li l “Willy lnlurcd by a motor
cycle, but who at present is at thr-
Stamford Hoapttnl, is "said to hg Illi-
proving rapidly by his many in:
who visited him.
The III the Guards. h: III II nI \\ iii-I. l"l
of life brInthcd into them at the ir dtili
in Norwalk last night wht- n tlI- 3 mt! III
that Captain Wheclnr was at tlIIir
head Many of [him would not hwcvc
‘tlmt \YlIcI-icr would bc their captain,
IfIIr ilv‘ IIlrI-zttiy had charge of thc
taro:
ton mmp'luy. .‘III-y
..I-:"c all happy
litIt at any mt.-
and dctcrmiucd that
[they would fuf‘gI-l the awful .lmck thry
locIIivI-Ii a we.~k ago when l'zlpzuin tini-
,d.;n announced his
resignation, and
'now stand in the hack of Captain
thI-lcr and once more will try to
lirln: thv- cot.‘3mny “'1 to its full quo'a.
I'o Irakc the drill more chrrrt‘ul last
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osmoststhsm‘l'lsslrsm
W. 7m i
9- may and that be was Harry Ra) mond. i
mum of Stamford. who was arrested
I. Frank Verelll, was tried before Justice
' ' ,rcmlttinsz the fine, Justice Selleck said
\ Irate your car considering
. owned by Charles II.
" Charles A. Range? of this city, under
IIlir- mm name or the Conrxtc'icut
Screen 1"." Cabinet (13.. was". burncd
we“ "I-"t “mom. '1'}: fire is be
" "a bucket brigade a part of the lmril
’ sciatica llniment, which never disap-
. points and can not burn the skin.
Gas Heater Weather
Thisistbomoftheyosrwhsnyonesnmgufos
roommmgtoomllentadvutsgs. An inexpemivo port-
able Gas Heater will provctobcinvnlubleinyonrhoms.
Investigate the idea ofnsingusfcrqnickbestatthis
sessonoftbeyenr.
We will advise you how to get
good results.
The Connecticut light and Power Co.
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night Sergeant E L Great announced ARREST MAGISTRATE FOR
that he had a new recruit for the corn- lflUING “PHANTOM." WRI‘I‘
This announcement cheered the com-I ' PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1t. .14.“,
puny s‘great deal more and if every- Irate George A. page}, chaybed g“;
, one gets a member they will find them embezzlement and misdemeanor, h.
selves to have over- -fllled their ranks. been held in 35000 hall for UK
80 every member set a new member Person, a vine faction teniu. 91.:
and 1““ ““011 the results. Seventh ward, became involved in -
A brief trial took place in the Darien pm}. “my political gummy) {fist I...
court last night. when Angelo Pam tember, the charge being "lfi’l" that.
issued “phantom” warrants I". r basins
litical opponents.
Witnesses testified that III-1W: "Fri
of his books failed to show any rout.
of receipt of money for flow and Int-
rants.
Thursday night by State Policeman
Sclleck for speeding. HI"- pleaded guil-
ty to the charge of reckless driving and
the I"I..~l.~‘ which amounts to ”1.83.. it! of Pet‘sch's “yes“. illegal in
of prisoners from thecounty prison, ,
“As this may serve to be a lesson to ' .
you I hope that hereafter you will op-
tbat you
haw: a'machinc in your bands which
A SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL'
The Sentinel has hrs . ,- . .l I.
Ian cause: injury and death to other MN! of the new substitr' rm. M-
mritorists on the road. But to be lent WI} 3..., one wishing to 19...“! M
Int with you l‘shall remit the line of f.“-
IIIId charge you for‘thc cost, which
will not "interfere with halving your li-
crnsp I"I"\"o':I.Il and I hope that this will
Int warning for 301‘ " P313-
Icatu paid the cost and left the court
room. '! it" mpy man.
ThI- Daricn flremtn or rather fire do
DINWPDIVI'TI‘ about to come in thc
limelight judging from the bitter attack
madc apainrt it by the local" rape?"
which claims that the tire apparatus is
of ihl‘ antiquated kind and m'ght as
w-Iil my the whole apparatus was not
\\i rth It (r-nt according to its state-
nIeIIlI. P. I' 11"» I". txrttt rol‘ fat". 'l"
writer ofthis article would like to say
that the apparatus; which is referred to
lig." tint rm 5“,, 'i" cc-I'Ini
tlofI as it w. .s looked am" by" him and
the (homicaEs \si‘it'il urrc claimed to
be discharged wm": :l‘Ii in that cor/lb
lion, but were clingy! in service. '1".er
apparatus may rot in cf the mod m
klIIIl-luIt it it not thy firemcn's fault
that it isn't. The town should liliic
t'I? ;.".Zl{iiiiiiiy ..:Id ."p .Im-
in I; .. (”n.1, ... (In. p thc local company
nith thc drslrrtl and :"Itcdcrn lire fight-
inI! apparatus Which would inrrrm." I
the efficiency of the company and also
obtain lowcr fire insurance-rates for
tho town. TlIII nunstion is a grow
and the time has come when the cltl- *
Ins. [If the I" an :I.‘:« ".zid nrl- o and cal. The briquettes not only g".
e eflec‘ i‘. :17 3°“.
a spc'clal meeting for the Impose of “at" heat, bu; (grettying rid of a
drum: SOlIIPlhilli! in the line If purchIIs- the prob em limo” 0‘ waste.-:3
lag and modI-Iuizlng the tire mmpan" large accumu
Galvanized
tame is welcome to do so at any If".
The formula is very simple and shunt
every one can afford to try iI 2:" 't In
an inexpensive formula it It . as."
subs itue works it will he a II? at n!
to the government in its effort to 3"
coal. The new substitute is compo“
of waste paper, newspapers, left”,
old cardboard, corrugated paper, at
cord, rope, or anything that is com-53’"
tlble and reasonably soluble. If B”
wcll worth Irvine and who knows. it
mlcht be just the thing. and lb.
think how much vcu will save on.
vonr coal bill this wintcr. lien; 11‘
the formtlu. try it and Min. I how ya»
make out.
1. Tear or cut into I.:."..‘.I pleat
waste paper. cardboard and corms»
ed paper. etc. ' -
2. Put it into any watcrt' 41 rear
tihlc~pail. washtuh. etc. pour hot v.9
ter over it and let the mm 6 soak Ir
til qultc soft (over night mic” 50,.
3, Form into balls about {our infli-
Is in diameter and press out
of the watcr as possible. This my
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“"11““: rt'
a band press. ‘
4. Alter the briquc‘le has In:
formed allow. it to dry thomughlyll:
the sun or if a stove is being used In:
the oven. When dry it is readv for“
and may be kept until needed.
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YALESVILLE Fl”: MIME" av; .‘ @é};
SPARKS FROM LOCOMOTIVE. I
MERIDIZN, Nov. lit—A tvm story
frame factory building at Yalrsvilleu
Checncy and
lleved to have been cau: cd by sparks.
foul a l: ssh-1;: lccotctive on the"
New Haven road. The 1034 ms not
:stated but it is bclicvcd it will be
several thou .and dollars.
Only a. few employee “’0'" YIN“,
at the tit"n cnd Ibrv :‘Izr‘v‘wl vit'I
..lherl I-' Gem" I38
25 Washington 8t. 80. list-walk.
Phone 1009-2. Prompt Deliver."
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ii I“ Ill-oartmcnt in saving adjoiningI
property
III IIIIIIIIII IIII, ~— "g -
status, snvuss ”flagging; 3:3
‘ W Value Girls' Goats
Rub Pain Right Out With Small Trial
Bottle of Old "St. Jacob's Oil"
What's rheumatism? Pain only.
Stop drugging! Not once" use luv .
fifty requires Internal treatment. Rut.
soothing. penetrating "St. Jacob’s Oil"
directly nopn the “tender spot” and
relief comes instantly. "St. Jacob's '
I sfirsantilvutcom
WI
lien and Young lies
$12.50 to _,;22.50
3.00 to $10.00
Sold on credit
ihe BRENNAN STORE
Hmbcr up! Quit. complaining! Get
II small trial bottle from your drun-
glst. and in Just a moment vou’lll be
free from rheumatic and sciatic
pain. sornuoss. stiffness and sw
Don't suffer! norm svsits vo’s. Old
honest “st. Jacob’s Oil” has com!
millions oi rheumatism ulcers in
tholsst Iolfcontury. and inf-Ital
good for muss. bursitis. m
w Ismael-l.
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The misdemeanor diary; who" cut. "
711.55"
autumn.
also he done by means of any kind 1"
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