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The House of High (,‘rrsde
Entertainment
Shows—2:15. 7:15 and 9
TODAY
{ WILLIAM S. HART
so ell-star Western Drama
“THE ARYA ”
Saturday
Joyce and Marc Materiel-mutt
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“An Alabaster Box”
And the 7th Episode- of
“The Fighting Trail”
Next Week
ORDAY and Tl'ESiiA‘r'. Norma
nudge. in a mama of sot-lit] life
no M0").
4 ur‘eday and Friday and Sat-
yr‘Moming at luzi‘ft "Jiltk anti
~, Beanstalk." a spectacular pro
lion in ten wonderful parts.
MISSlON 15 CENTS TO ALL
We Pay War 'i‘ax
Thursday. Friday.
Saturday
e Retreat of the Ger-
mans ”at the Battle of
Arms
Fourth Episode.
And Five Acts 0f
[CH-CLASS
. VAUDEVILLE
ii OTOPLAY
FEATURES
Today and Tomorrow
ck Pickford and Louise Huff in
'izoom nooo.
THEJERENADG,
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IOWGIRU'
IiEGEN'r THEATRE
One Night Only, Friday, Nov. 16
HAVE ‘-
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way not .-; tints
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EAVE 4T "iCJ WE.
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raters
mm sure can»; muss“?
25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.59
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; Our néw big double-built-
! ed Overcoat we all the
! TARP; because it gets there.
! It’s a good sate retreat in
i tr'mee'of storms only home
i that goes with you.
3‘2'9 ffl.‘ if' warmest friend ill
the.» days of chill. Prices
Other coats for other dayl,
ie' Greta, for business, for
no.2: and for the car.
I 815 to $35. '
3 rooms & stunts
' Norwalk
. A Complete Assortment oi
; UKDLRWEAR ron unit, wore
l as AND CHILDREN
i Also a New Assortment 01
g’ . some moron
...: K. BANKS,
‘, "a" chemo Hotel Block.
“The Ghost House”
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
as 8. Hart in “The Aryanf' an
AlLStar Weltern Drama
at William S. Hart, who is.star-
in “The Aryan," Triangle fea-
, is a man of unusual strength and
-rseman of exceptional skill, is
nonstrated In a nutuber of thrilling
res iry the production.
art has the role of a young pros-
r, who, early in the picture, is
. d out of his two years' sayings by
. clever ruse of a dance hall girl. a
‘ played by Louise Glaum. To ac
. plish her end, the girl is forccdio
to him regarding the contents of
elegrsm which tells him of the
till illness of his mother. When
learned the truth, revcnuu fills the
. l‘ tor’s heart and mind. He goes
the girl's. dwelling and by main
.-. drags her out to his horse,
- ~ - he throws her over the animal's
ck, mounts and rides away at a gai‘
., answering, shot for shot. the vol-
5 that are fired after him by the
rsuing party,
Er'rv aunts m “LOVE 0' MIKE"
lightful Musical Comedy Coming to
Regent Theatre Tomorrow Ev-
' ening
“love 0’ Mike” is a musical comedy
h melodious music by Jerome
rn, composer of “Very Good Eddie."
0h BOY” and “Have A Heart." All of
is people in the plav are. members of
household during a week-end party
d they indulge in tho frivolous fun
hich’ such occasir 1:: inspire.
The principal or edv part, played
r Shep Cal '1 ”at of Bil! Jack
11. Bill bet 5 1' butler :r :l ex—prize
sister who is su-z '1 a movie fan that.
c'trics his hand at. burglary around
-rs he has seen in sensational films.
_ e role or the polished humorist
no ’of Captain Lord Michael Kildnre.
is
to
iris, most cf whom ‘are engaeed
ther men in the party.
{With the endorsement. of a rim of
no solid year in New York, “Love 0'
like" will come to the Recent Thea-
r‘e tomorrow evening.
nzosm [rt-learn: sarunoav
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lice Joyce and Marc MacDermott in
' “The Alabaster Box"
.“An Alabaster Box" contains some
‘ the most effective. characteriza-
i‘om seen in one picture in some timc.
o'n Miquovcc and Sir. Mar-Dermot!
. the roles‘ot Lydia and Andrew Bol~
on respectively, to the players in the.
not inconsequeutal roles. the types
. did not poeeibly have been improw
. um. ‘.
‘rvliisu Joyce in a role that is. fraught
I'h dramatic possibiligea. renders.
a interpretation of the self-sacrific»
anal acting. .
:e' house in imitation of the charac-i
ho is the center of attraction for they
is Gone, and So
is $160.
TODAY AND Tomognowifiympzthetle Strange.- no. 1.; t—
Seats Now on Sale f South Iforwslk.
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JACK PICKFORD AND LOUISE I run MONEY in soon sown l “L HAW
HUFF AT PALACE l « -- ' TROOPS *
H” wul be 9.; our store Friday, Nov.
"‘The Ghost House," Paramount ttrac-i STAMFORD, Nov. 1.? «A brand new 16, from 2 p. m. until 10 p. m.
tlon Accompaniee Vaudeville
and War Film.
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ismount production of Beulah Marie stwct told the police how shc had bet-n
'Dix's story of the same name, in which ,robbed by a r; '.r.patheiir
Jack Pickford and Louis.- lluff will be‘rtco.
seen at the Palace Theatrc today, and; Tho scheme war r l: unlike that
tomorrow is a real “haunted” house.‘adOpterl by criminal, uho go about pro
if you don't belleve it ask any of ih0‘_tending to be. rcpt-cu ntzltlves of “load
California. fadministratorn" anti . . ire canned goods
igullible people givr- them.
in this case, :3.-
chiidren at Hollywood,
where the picture was filmed.
The edifice, weatherbeaten and
lmcthod of separating folks from then
Lmoney was revealed here yi‘sloluzi},
"The Ghost House" used in the war when Mrs. Rebekah Sort-.owitz of Canal
hanger c.’
hier represented
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UONN ELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
“9”“ WW!
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here, and heap sugar over the top 0! It.
They'll never think to look there for
‘LII
1 Mrs. Soanowitz took the advice, and.
with a mass of Inns and tangled shrub himself to Mrs. 80.» nowitz and horror-u “in "b“ ”a“ “0"“ "'9 mom!" ""7
‘berv around it, stands all by itself in 'huflband as a tlprm ;_ 31,0 knew about I“ ”'8 1’0“:th stranser said: i
the foothills itan from the rest of the a visit a certain "w
town. No one remembers when
_ ‘.‘ covumittce" was
”‘9 to make to Stamford households, to u” ""'" 3‘" m" "’09ch the committee. 111
"You and your husband go out now,
house was ever occupied and the child» certain n". amoun' m. mnnpy they had pvnlnin that you were called out'un-
rm ‘9“ “'9in 9‘0“?" as to the “"9 0' in their houses and tom: ability to care ('Xiirt‘li’diy."
those who once lived there. Stranzi’ for thpmgplveg'
Hill“Si and moans 3"“ are said to be to ferret out mom; boarders as Well
teen and heard, .V“ “0 01“? has "“n‘ as fodo boarders, tin than said. and he run“ tl-uv returned.
turcd around there at night to ini'viii‘ made the old folks borif- .r- their mot. .
’rn.
got r-rnmcnt was
'i'luv aged couple went out. and it was
who: 4 three-quarters of an hour he-
Of course. they
s'ranuer there to receive
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gate. “"99"” William C- De mue'Iwould be seized if too committee found ”it‘ll? ...rs. Sosnowitz's $160 was gone.
who was making the production, used it
the front 8'905 and ”‘9 doorway“ for. The confidence of the iiosnmvltzm-
several "8110“" l“ ”‘9 ”mm" but "u in the man was increased because he
.was one of their own race, and had at-
“tended service in the synagogue here,
the police say. .
"Tell them that your nephews are
[supporting you, the man advise" Sits.
.Sosnowitz and her husband.
'tbave any money, hide it where they
cannot. find it."
Mrs. Sosuowitz confided that she
FOR PATRON ‘had 3160 in a belt she wore about. her
waist.
"if I were you," the {stranger said,
‘be should hare Paid ""99 99“” W“""‘l'd put that money in the sugar-bowl
making the total cost of the sea' ———-w
of the intcrior scenes were prudently
filmed in theaweli-light studio!
This picturdyia accompanied by a
,,v.audeville program of five acts. and.
{the fourth episode of “The Retreat of,
' the Germans."
1THEATRE CAN ' p
: PAY WAR TAX i
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tax.
28 cents. instead of that some 0!
the theatres in the state have been
charging 'him 30 cents for his seat.
paying the Government its three
5cents and taking the extra two mots.
.for themselves. thus making money
: for themselves out of a ruling of the.
.Governmcnt. Most of the theatres.
that have done this have been civi
ing' (hf-i: patrons a bit more for their"
'money. however. and thus the extra;
: 'wo cents is used in giving the pat-
' tons better amusements. such as:
!'.'aurlevilie or moving pictures. Other.
~ houses have not done this. and the pa;
‘ trons feel sorc about it. '
in thrre quarters of the motion;
ti'it‘illl’e boost-:1 throughout the sta‘te,
the old scale of admission prices is-
new in effect. with the managers of;
the theatre paying the war tax. 1
Others. however. still charge 17;
‘ cents for a lS-ceni seat which is per,
‘fectly fair. Other charge 20 {cents}
ft’or a iS-rcnt seat and give the pa-t
firon three cents more. of pictures or}
fhet'er music or something else for"
5 it’s or her: money. i
The math-r will finally be adjust-'
ed, however. The
has a tax to pay as Well as the WV
run, and it i.; pretty hard lines for
both parties. .
JOHN W. FOSTER DEAD.
“'ASHINSTON, NOV. l5.—-Jollll W.
Foster, former minister to China. dean }
of the American Diplomatic Corps, and]!
inther—in-law of Secretary tanning. i
died here this morning after a Tong 3-,
new. lie at one time was secretary of
state. _ i
The immediate'cause of the venerei
trouble, although his advanced year:
and failing health had siren bis may
jgreat’ceneernfor-orethuusyeer.
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theatre manager:
ng girl. tori reaches the some of euro nbie diplomatic death was an asthmatic} ‘
This important
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if you
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Wm. M.
3 T‘vc thicf is duwribed as about 5 feet
7 inches tall. dark complexion. black.
*illi'l'y mustache, wore gray overcoat,
and a soft black hat and appeared to
bt' about 23 years old.
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_ FIVE PEBISH IN FIRE
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SliREVEi‘ORT, l.a.. Nov. 15,—Flve
turn perished, [two others were ser-
lnuslv injured, a number of others
sustained minor injuries and property
loss estimated at 38.000 was caused
when fire destroyed the Phillips
house. a hotel of many,
So. Norwalk
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Looking for the Burglar and Hoping ThCy Don't Find Him~0ne of the Scenes in the ilusicai Comedy‘
“Love 0' Mike," at the Regent Theatre, Friday Evening, Nov. 16. .
nan roman;
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ALLOTMENT
tf‘omiuueo "our first Pure)
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Team No. 6—76. F. Bette ...... 555.50
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Team No. 7~ L. K. Paul ...... 400.00
The final reports will be trade to
the executive committee when all of
the money is collected and the total
amount will be made known as soon
as all the collections are in.
Yesterday's meeting was enthusias-
iic and every worker present was im-
bued with the “get there" spirit. The
addresses of the day were pleasing
and to the point and the needs ofthc
Y. M. t‘. A. and the character of the
work Were, dwelt upon andthc work-
ers urged to do ihu‘ir best to attain
the. goal.
Norwalk people are slow in many
instances incoming to the front to
help this worthy cause along. l‘.
means a great deal to every soldier
boy from Norwalk and from every
70th" city and town in the linited
States that the allotment of this and
every other places in the country be
reached during this campaign.
Mr. Goodchild Chairman.
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Frank Goodcblld presided as chair-V
man of the. run- ing yesterday and
called upon the various speakers of
the titty. Thcrc Was “plenty of pep
shown by the various team captains
and the mcmbers when Mr. Good-
cbilti called upon them for reports.
The turn present were urged to do
their very best to a'toln the ncce‘v
nty allotment of 18.500 by noon to
duv and this r-‘emed very possible
when ltbe total Subscription up to
noon yesterday amounted to 35.737.17.
lenving'about $2,800 to be raised by
'lunch hour today.
. Mr. Buchanan Spoke.
George V. Buchanan, superintend-
ent of schools. was called upon as
the first speaker of the. day. Mr.
Buchanan took the opportunity to be-
come acquainted with those present.
He slated that his impressions of
Norwalk were very pleasant thus for,
but that be bad had little opportun-
ity to become ncqunlniod Mth the
[topic of the city because of the fact
that he hi‘d been so busy getting ac-
quainted with the work which he had
in hand in the rchooi system.
The speaker dwelt upon the value
of such geietogcihcr meetings at
.that of the Red Triangle workers,
Russian Troops Who Overth rew Ke‘renslrywll‘larching in 3‘
stating that team work was ,‘toet es-
sential to success and ” . by team
work the people or ' ..walk could
accomplish a gwa‘ Teal. lie refcrr-
ed to the benefit-.3! work which the
Y, hf. C. A. is doing for the soldiers
at the front and at the training
can't-s and Was sure that the people
of Nortralk would not be found want-
ing when called upon for subscrip-
tions to the worthy «use.
Gen¢rll Frost.
General Russell Frost made appro-
priate remarks along similar lines
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anoint-es or Russian moss. “onetime Premier amour; marching through the streets of .
novel's-est was denounced. items. we sir-7m a! the opposition to‘bisgovermentevautbreeweeksspo, and shows theeoldiersdldniet murtbeordersoftheyrenler,
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iiic yt-i'r-ried to the benefits of people DAY NURSERY REPORT. .
2 hecctxzna acquainted Wli't our": anoth-l The 1‘98“!” monthly meeting 0‘ t-
7 l‘l‘ that such acquain'anceship uas Day Nursery was held Monday-and the
boom! to bring about friendship and iollowing report was elven:
. that many people whom one iii-ilk: Total attendance for the month ....195
ii berm-t- they were known became largest attendancefor one day fl-
chIy the: friends hiltl' tlz'rir n.any Smallest attendance for one day ... I
howl points were brought out. 1 Gifts for the Month.
Tlv- gnnerai stated 1h.” there were W‘. A. Mcilaren, l-‘latbush, N. Y., 'sterr
any good fellow» bright men and will- in“-
int: workers who were coming to the Miss Tucker, 8PM?“-
from m Plotwalk and were becoming Miss Brockwar. armies.
known. He ret‘u‘red especially 'i'i Miss Eliza Plait, upper; and grapes.
ElFiit‘iii'll l.. 1.:mlron of the Norwuitt‘ Mr. E. P. Weed. apples.
Tirc A: Rubber Company and he Mrs. Christian Swartz, ton of coal.
spoke very highly of Mr, Lamson’u South Norwalk Congregations!
ability undo! the efforts of this gen-church. food.
Mrs. J. W. Gorham. food.
Elks Club, ice cream.
tleman in the wrious public enter-
prises in which be» had assisted. He
urgr-d a hard closing of the cam-i Mrs. William Henry, J8"! and CW
poi-2n to get the necessary funds. . gins. _
, Frederick L. Lsmson. Mrs. Acher. resembles.
The next speaker was Frederick 1,} Mr. David Mather, Darlen, throng.
Lawson who was rather ovcrwheim- Sir. Watkins. apples.
ed by the complimentary remarks of! Mr. A. ‘~ iietts, 103d VOOd. l
(let‘sctai Frost. He. gave a humorous Mrs. J. A. Will”. 399195 and DW-
anccdote illustrative of his remarks. kins. ’
which wure to the point that it was Raymond "1'01.- half ton 0i cool,
up to the workers to show that what Mrs. William Church. auger.
had been done was nothing to what? Mrs. L A. Mason Walhinston. com
was to he done by the Market mt barrel of vegetables and apples.
. day. , ; Friend, stockings.
‘ Secretary Frank Smith. , Mrs. Goodyear. stockings. .
Sect-Mary Frank smith of the Boys Credit for order of groceries at Ir.
Work of the Y. M. C. A. talked 91- William Miller’s firm, two Hallowe'ers.
to-nsiveiy on the Y. .\i. C. A.. dilattd “101198.
1on the Worthiness of the cause and Norwalk Branch 0! Needle Welt
told of some of the work which it." Guild or America. through 3m. lune
tiw boys of the country WEI" doinc “Smith, 10 PM" "Minus. 0 aprons, 5
to help the campaign along He wg: dresses. 8 napkins, 2 pairs cnb blank~
one o.‘ the most interesting speakr,, ets 6 pairs mittens, 12 0308118813. 3
of the day " under waists.
, outer-Homo. of Meeting 1 Mri. 13. M. Andrews.
1 0n the suggestion of John (‘avan- cream Md milk'daiiy, ‘
ugh. the men at ibc meeting extended Whatsoever Circle. milk daily. _
a rising vote of thanks to the women NONE“ Steam Laundry, [aunt 7
tof the Red Cross who Ins’stetl in-tht ‘70“ {0" month.
{serving of lht- luncheon . Plans were completed for a card party
‘ Team captains reported as to their,to be held at. Elks Home on the “up
.subscriptions. the amounts of which noon of November 20am! anyone le-
twcre given in last night's issue of'Smng to make up tables will notify
; this palm Mrs. Franklyn Brown. chairman. .
} Yesterday's luncheon was Hoover-
Iizcd in cv-Iry sense of tht word and
‘cousistcd of roast. turkey, stuffing
and czanberry sauce. cuil'tc and iruit.
apples, ice
HOSPITAL NOTES.
James Kaiser, 12 Summit stret, lob:
iCartln of Weston, and Philip Hourny
f BENEFIT BASKETBALL GAME '0‘:le Marshall street were discharged
' It ay.
Arrangements have practicallv been! William Troxy of Broad River
completed for a big benefit baskflbauidischarged today "‘
‘gamc, in the Not-walk Armory, nexi '
Wednesday night. A prominent new, AUTO lNJURlES‘CAUSE DEATH.
York basketball man has agreed '0 HNRTl-‘ORD \‘ov H—Jacob Conn.
brim: "‘11 crack P133?" '0 ”“9 m" senior member: of the tobacco packing
said players oflerins their servicelnrm of J. Colin & Son. of New York-
free of charge. except for expenses :died ’at the Hartford Hospital today,
_. ti bi ailall of in uries receive in an automobllo'
The entire proceeds 0‘ ”:9 \goma‘k‘accident in Tariifvilic a week ago.. Hot
Vi“ be “me" 0"" to 9 ‘ was 76 years of age. The car we.-
Chapter of the American Red Crosalflmck by a train,. Two friends with
Society. , . er. Cohn were severely injured. no:
Basketball. America's greatest to, was here on a bum; trip.
“0‘" “9°"';“°" bfd‘“':’:::°"c‘;:': Luke A. Connenily, or Washington
”WW“ 0 er to a a o y .. ' street, has returned from a visit 5
that it too can do and is doing its
bit ” ‘ New York. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler