\.
V We Forgive tier?" is Doyle-did at-
traction of supreme merit.
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“JACY AND TilE BEANSTALK . !
AT REGENT THEATRE
egent Theatre
The House of High Grade
Entertainment
Three Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today and Tomorrow
Norma Talmadze
in the Social Drama
“THE MOTH”
Wednesday
June Eividge and Arthur Ashley
}
ilig Spectacular Production Coming
Thuraday and ‘Friday
Search has been made in the rec-
ords for an instance where a city ac-
nia for the making. of the “Jack and
Fox. There have been manv things
created for the amusement and edifi-
”“i“” cation of children. but this appears to
“Shall We Forgive Her” be the first time when a complete
._ citywhomes, churches, stores, shops
Thursday and Friday, and a
Special Matinee for Children Sat.
urday Morning at 10:30—“Jack
and the Beanstalk," in 10 wonder
ful parts.
juveniles. The walled city in the Fox
fantasy is theroi‘ori- a distinct novelty
for screen use.
ELSiE FERGUSON AT PALACE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
“Barbary Sheep" ls Famous Beauty's
First Screen Production
At lastl Elsio Forroison is no
Autos ‘wili leave at Jacoby's,
Washington street, Saturday at
10:15 and 10:30. bringing chil-
dren to the matinee free of charge .
Admission 15c to all.
f titt-
Hotlink—Madge Kennedy ‘in
Goldwyn i-‘caiure "Nearly Mar- (-i‘cclt. For several ‘roat ' :v-ttvmrz (-t’ ‘.
NM." | i .. l ,. '
too high-class phi) t‘Vl'l
in the silent drama rnti il‘l‘li‘i .i, the
_ :Izt'cut artistic scope ot‘h-l‘cd hv Arid
craft Pictures. this has lit'i'li‘lllP possi-
‘blt‘. lit "liayliiiry Shitty," adapted
from tho well hittivfn hook hv Robert
iiiii-itons and stagctl hi liatn'ico Tour-
tho
Imerchants who were selling sugar to
lower this most popular «any booty
t
Today and Tomorrow
h lane Ferguson
tho Most llcziutiful Wmnan on the
Stage in
Her First Screen Production
“Barbary Sheep"
Wednesday.
Douglas Fairbanks in
“in Again—Out Again”,
Thursday and Friday
ll'ttit Vaudeville and War Pit"
lures. Most timely film stlbj ct oi
nucs. "Kcrcnsky in tho ll: “m
Revolution,” Kerenalw. Ills Man
of tin- J.our in aciic't.
a
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, ll {Ennis
AT REGENT THEATRE .
TODAY AND Tomonnow
l‘lorma Taimadge Stars in the. Social‘
Drama, “The Moth" ‘
Tho new Sclznick-Picturc in which‘
‘iorma Taimadgc is seen to great ad-
vantage as the star tc’lla tho story 0
l
. young society Woman who wastes.
her time scokinc diversions and flirt-
ing with fate. until sharplv brought to?
her senses by a dramatic incur
minted to thrill the moat lr’vao of
movie fans. This picture, which will
be seen at the chcnt ’l‘lwatru today
and tomorrow is tho first of u sorta-s,
' of eight select, piclut'os in which Nor-
ma Taimadgo will bt' si-t'll
coming year.
Picture at wilful girl of \t'l‘alth still
to her teens bereft of all pmtxnmi
puidance and fascinatod by the sun;
tiect of Cieonatm's conuucsts, and
you hate established tlm charrtt‘ior ot‘
tT.uc.y Gillan], the mic olavctl by inst-3
.fl‘almadge in “The. Moth."
cal-
tluring tho
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nE‘GENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY
—- i
June Eividge and Arthur Ashley in
"Shall We Forgive Her."
Charming June Elvidge and popular
tltrthur Ashley are the stars of “Shall
:We Forgive Her." the new World-
Piclure' Brady-Made which will be
‘e‘hovm at the Regent Theatre on Wed-
nesday. This new attraction is a
fast moving and T‘Ehty entertainin:
story of the trials ld tribulations of
.1. young girl wt: is bitterly betrayed
of th esweemeazl of her youth and
Whose final happiness is securctl
through the efforts of a miner whom
she befriended when he was dvinzz,
Miss Elvidge , and Mr. Ashley litiill .
aive superb characterizations. “Shalt’
Are we Perveyors
of Gla’s'ses to You.
W m to a great many of
your colleen“.
L Ask the members of your fra-
ternity about us and our work.
Call and investigate our line of
dull and nylonito spectacle:
and oxford eyeglasses.
THAMER
uTin. Three—0. lye curvin-
Omit-ll. Optometrists. Opticians
‘ l1 Atlantic Sq. Stamford. Conn
Opon an. In. sun so. u] m
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l
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lint- "loan" at his host in a subject of
laro in ston- for his ltt'lht' ll‘iellnla V' ho
twill visit the Pain” ’l‘hentrc.
‘cnsi including
'or scopc than Hn\‘lhill" in which
.llt'lll'. {anions t-‘rwi-i , director.
:‘tiiss li't’l‘L’lla’OIl is uitt'n :I which) that
is ontirclv ln kocpiui: with her own
{'drmnatic achievements, Slammer (lol-
liiis of thc l’aiaci-"T‘iwtt'w- anoouucos
Eillit' this production “ill ho t~hmtn inf
‘duy and tomorrow.
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iRREPRESiDLE DOUGLAS
BANKS AT THE PALACE
, WEDNESDAY
“In Again-Out Again" is Title of Great
Athlete's Production
(in “'t‘tlllt‘r‘da)’ the Palace Theatre
“iii proscm America‘s most popular
llnalo star of lllt' screen, “Donn" Fair.
banks in tho Al'lct'utl [ilt‘llli't‘. [i'Otlll("
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oil by his own. ('itiztliHilY. “in Awnin-
nut Audit."
.\ lipitai l‘uirhanin pit-tuna "in
Again'htt Again" pri-st-nts tho smil-z
rapid-fin» lllt'lllt-
lit-:ii’ll laughs.
With-
01'
New.- lit'iltl‘i' has lll"
tic ono had a lit ‘lcr opportunitv
it) :it'v 'lib :ttimil'vl‘s so much of his
ininiituhh- wit uni ‘..'\"inus sill'P'ist
and hundreds
Stip-
pot'tod bv Arline l‘t'ottv, tho popular
.pcri-in actress and :m catlalii cillcicut
Arnold Lucy, iloion
Groono. ilontcr Hunt, \\'a|li-r Walker.
\llwl‘l Pat‘kvl‘. “llllll” Montana :tn'l
l'llll‘i\ of similar tun-'t‘tvl-v “i'~~'.t"” is
:'§\'i'lt czzpnhit' :1 ~"~i. . l i l it will
sclllnlmn of tho lilt'. - ' '. ti plays
a satiro of unusual !.'.:' t-r,
.Jnhn l-Tmorson. ll'.‘ .‘ w «r o" \.Il“
“mus Fairbanks hit~ 1., “a":iwi ou'
who of tho triumphs or ii .nv‘wl‘ in
this hilt-s! izttlijcot b2
:itlmncn i‘t‘litli"\‘
‘LIH; lJus mp]
l‘lf‘ “In
'>'ll\ tit-\t‘
inti‘. 'i‘v
Stu-tinflui Ai'z'ii'l" “iii .rlti
admin-rs to "llnutr'n"
friends. no: oniv bomuw its typi-
('.'\l Fairbanks thcmo, luv: for l‘lt' rou-
son that its appeal is probably of Will-
l
lulu liz" ii
A
(it
ho
has as vct .zppcarod,
l" umso of llll' various li'.‘i.-~ls' of lhl'
story disclosing manv surprises tho
dolails of tho plot "Hi-'1 nootls be kept
soc’rct in order to act tho greatest
benefit out of the picture, but some
it to raw that the FairbanksEmcrson—
Loos combination has loft no stone lin-
tumed‘in its effort to break all pro-
vimts records. Staged in New Jersey
the subject offers a mixture of rural
scenes the humor of which are accent-
cd by the'smiling "Doug" in the char-
acterization of his role. that of Teddy.
a rod-blooded young man. who. it
scems,.would rather remain in jail
titan out of it.
FOR A WORTHY CAUSE
Mr. John Ito—Porsla the famous
character eiocutionist‘wili render his
Si‘l‘l'it‘t‘s in tho Grand Concert given
at tho Roccnt Theatre. Sundav eve~
ning. Novcmbor 25th, at 8 o'clock. for
the ham-fit of the war sufferers, lie
has boon heralded as one of New
York's host character elocutlonists
and has won wonderful applause
wherever he has appeared a treat for
Norwaik pooplc. Among the other
renowned artists who will participate
in this concert are as follows: Mme.
Florence Ostrander. dramatic sopra-
no; Miss Elslc Lyon, contralto; Mme.
\‘crn l-‘onaroft, concert violinist; Mr.
liarvin Lohre. The famoul Russian
tenor. Mr. Raymond Eilia.‘ baritone;
Mr, Leo Russotto, composer and plan-
ist. All from New York.
Thia’ is'an extraordinary opportuniv
ty flat-dos the people of Norwalh to
hear such talents in our own homo
town and none of no should also it.
Tickets on sale at the Regent 'I'Ien-
tre. Prion from an to not. .
m‘mm
mm.
litutzust
u-a—v-u
GOIIINATIOI .ALI‘.
-Two pmuuéom MealtoGoWith‘Formcr Italian Carina Om Bun
Every Pound of Sugar Hereafter.
" HARTFORD, xov. 19,—immeamel
enforcement of the ruling of the United
States Food Administration against
”combination sales" will begin in Con-
necticut. This will be based upon the
telegram: receivedsaturday by Robert
proliteers. Nearly all the complaints
the Beanstalk" picture for William received by the state administrator lasli ‘
week Were from people who felt that;
they were being "held up" by tact"
chants who refused to sell them two.
pounds of sugar, unless they bought?
other foodtuffs. The complaints also
and Schools—was cott'structed for the Wire aimed at the small dealers who“.
i
of $100,000 a year or more and so do
not require a license from Washington.
So many were these complaints against
l
preferred customers who “on thorn-y
solves willing to buy other articles that
tho legal exports not busy and read the
iaw up to the point whcrc tiiey Mt!
tha: compulsory purchasing bl” masked:
[or flu diltutl‘s mluht possibly be a'
. .mxi practicc and as wt i I'at'bitldvn'
'i‘hc stair loud administrator? ott’mr
has lawn hot-pint; a careful record of
all dctaiis of allegod “hold up" 1- port-
od last work and by authority of tho
tclegram rut-tired Saturday night. it
will proceed to t-nforce the law. “Com-
bination talcs" are forbiddon, cv-cpt
may sell
suszar with two pounds of cornmeal
'l‘ht-ro is no other cheption.
that a dealer :1 pount'i of
Notcmhrr 17 it as follows:
“(in and
l‘ldtlcn i-xcopt as stated below.
vii i-uniijtip“ In”. purchasers shall buy. ltussim icmmission, who
'(yn(- (yr nmrp Oillt‘l' (“mi (.nmmodnleslxr‘w York city rccentlv.
ll't‘m tho Wilt-r is i'i-garded as comblm 1
.tion svlling \tilhin "huffing of n“. rul.:t\t‘ pooled for bargains in royal jew-
ling. (‘otuhiuution sales frequently ntjclri' and approached mcmbi‘rs of ”W
' the subject of pur-
pill‘llf‘lllill‘ purchasors would ordinarily?”lit-“lull a sirimz of rare pearls which
buy and thoroforn (paprmmud to b, ‘ slit l‘dd seen the fornicrwlarina wear
still in solo of inorc foodstuffs than
\vast’cful purchases within mvflning of
.si-ction of food administration act of ““"h'
Exception ”emu,“ i-llt' Would have to talk to Mrs. Roman
further "Ollt .» .ma “5 wheat cunsorvn ”at! or her brother. tho grand dultc of
Hi. 19'7.
. . . . ‘
ill ct lllblnttlllfi \viih cornmeal at a mm
of lli‘t‘ pound of sill'nt‘ with two of corn.
moot .\'o otiu-r combination “it h
thal lit'l‘o stated he allowed. ilozilori
shall not cithcr mull sugar or c’ornmoal
tl'un ho- has normally enjoyed upon tho
particular commodity. A denier li nit
rpquirod to make combination saic of
Hmar and cornmeal.
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SKULL CRACKED FOR _
TRAILING SIREN
NEW YORK, Nov. lit—llcnry Suppl-
ro. a fltil’llli‘lll minor. is suffering from
a l'l‘actllrc of tho skull and a bullet
wound in tho \iristr rooclvrd in an at-
taoh by nnsoon assailants whilc follow-
in: a prvtty girl in Sixth street early
Saturday Sapairo wan scaled in a
and beritonod :H she loft, and he fol
Iowa-ti.
ITALlAN KILLS SELF
WITH REVOLVER
sraui'oltn. Nov. l9.——.l0sepll For
cola. Tut your: old. an Italian. who has:
lived in this country pbout twelve
yours. and whose wife and relativcs’arc
living in the distirct now invaded 1:;
the Germans in upper ltaly, pulled out a
l'PVOlVi‘l' and shot himself in the head.
dying instantly, last night. Worry over.
the talc of his relatives is said to be
the cause.
i 1 Heads
alter this (l’dlt‘ all comb‘na-l
ition sales of food mummimps arc for 'Tumhandcdnoss in the matter of savv
SHINE“?! the family gems in said to
FAIR-{oi one or mom food combination upon boon """alp'i I" "1""er of the
visited
MY” HM JEWEL.
——q,-——
. ‘0 Germany
The Bunion royal Mela, inc'udius
the gems that incrutedtthe imperial
Romancff crown, are safe from the
democratic hands of the new rulers in
Pcuozmd. With g woman- intfitive
knowledge of trouble ahead. the (or-
. a... inched in
tually was built for children previous Scovilie, the stale food administration] [oer "'3'3’3‘ 1"“ it in her .1:er
to the erection of the one in Califor~ and which was aimed to reach .vuy'tiHfl “I" dl'o'” van
city of llcrmwadt, Germany, right at
he bog‘uuiing of the war.
And there they will remain until
Mr. and Lira. Romano! clan? them
again, say the New York Times.
The story of the Russian royal jew-
els is told in the Chronicle by a writer
ho says that the former Curiae
was largely responsible for the war,
in that the assured her German
and relatives that Russia
Would not be a formidable antagonist.
She, proceeded to prove this antebel-
h'm prediction by pro—German in-
trigue which ended with the revolu' '
tion and the overthrow of the Roman-
otf dynasty.
lint the former czarina, who, before
her marriage was Princess Alexandra
{Alice of Hesse. had no illusions about
{Hermann Accordingly, the packed
‘up the familv jewels in the summer
of it)“. when she saw the internation-
tti war clouds appear. and sent them
in charge of trusted messengers to
her brother, the grand duke of Hesse,
for safe lkccplng till peace was re-
stored. The. roval emlssarics travel.
ed by the way of Finland and Sweden.
.Titc; reached their destination before
‘ I . .
Tho official lt‘lt‘gl‘alll under date ot.”"' “wbmzam'” 0‘ ”’9 Rusllan army
was i 'trnnb ie.
The lalr of tho r-zarina’u German
' f'( mmlsslon on
fashionable European . rctmrl
vcars ago. She was told that
Ll ll
.lion int-asurws tliillt'l'rl may soil :dlfli'll 919”“
lvan Nat-odor.
Tran :-ml writer of New Y”, cor-
.nbnmlcd the article in the Chronicle.
ipm'mltlod nor will any olhcr ”I . Tllul‘ .Vr. Narminy said it was impossible to
place an exact value on the royal
ith-ls. liui estimated that they ought
."l a prior iii-tiling him profit mm"... to bring close to ”00.000.000 in the
market. lie said thcy were of far
L'rca'cr intrinsic value than the hi4-
tnvlc jun-ls deposited in the Kremlin.
which are safe.
The disappearance of the roval jcw
ter tho rovoiutlon.whonthi-provision-
tor the revolution. when to provision-
nl government's appraisers were tak~
ing an inventory of the Hermitage,
one of the structures of the violet
palace where the treasures were imp-
posed to be kept, according to Mr.
Narodnv.
"Whon the vaultu of the Hermllaiz?
cat't- \vhon Iho girl entered. She smiled wore oppnpd the jewel boxes were
gone," said Mr. Nnrodny. ”The im-
pcrlal crown repoaed on its all!
cushion in one chamber of the valut.
but all of its s‘ones wcrc found to
he of paste."
Fairfield ('ouniy Game Warden'Wil-
bur F. Smith is in Hartford today. at-
tending a conference of the eight
W
gt
have
A New York 'jm‘lPlV woman had her
Russian business
um
alumna,
Villain-2t
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Epochal Action Takes Form
of Reso tion to Change
Fedora Constitution —,.
Virtually Means a Third
Great Party—Will Givc’
Strong 'i‘inge to Next Con-l
gremonai Election in;
Many Districts ‘
-W“---‘-_.
'BUH‘AIA). N, y.. Nov.
vote of 251 to 21 the Ame
eration of Labor has
abandon its lifelong
made and actively
politics next. year.
This epochal action took the form
0! {resolution to change the fcdcrv
ationu constitution to provide for the
annual convention in June of each
near, a‘ few months prior to the elec-
ons, nstead of late in N v r
after the clot-dons. ‘ a "ab“.
it is laid by labor leaders to change
the entire complexion of the organ
geld lagor movamcnt in this countrv.!
oun ng virtually lolhe or with
tion of a third party i: I
19,—~By a
rican Bed-
determined to
Wn'mninn 3!—
enter American
Smith. f'h‘i-ftof the human 0' lFiche.-
ica. He said in a ”cent inlt~t'vioW'
“Thore is no duration thr-f rhiclrw
and beef tea arc drilflitl‘ul foods
They come to hand I :lxl,’ for lh
oven: The Amc'icnn likes thorn ll
has plenty of money with which t~
buy. so he indulges for them moat
for which he has fornml a habi‘
Tho-re has ncwr boon th.» punch in
poverty that would llerc tho Amt-r:
can to cheaper food. .
"The element of habit cars r-vr’
furthcr. When the banner ' dc
cities she will buy tish. tiv (it but
two or three \nrietios " t-ntir lzv‘
lmind. Site is famlii «ith halilv"
cod, salmon. mnc' ..'l. Site natuv
» ally Mk3 for one «it those varieties iv
lcausc it comes into her mind. 9*
thus not been educated as to other
‘fhih aposslbililies. if she lives ir
IWarhington and orders salmon. s‘v
jets a ilsh that was caught in Alaska
that has been refrigerated for air
county game warden at the rooms of weeks has had a lournev norms t'v
the State Fisheries and Game Com-
mission.
l'ry a Brittnei Want Ad.
' t
um: AND THE mow-WW m M
“I‘MWU
,w
mrmuawmrpw
.1va! u'm mm
comment. it has home the expense
of .this handling and of passing
through several middlemen. ft is or
pensive and is not fresh.
“This housewife has made a bad
buy. She has acted as do her sisters
throughout the nation on the rare
occasions when they use'tlah. Th-
lack of success in ,these venture--
dincourancs tlsh purchasers. The"
art do other moats. This is two. bu‘
it is not necessarily true. They conic
have bought. bcttor tlsh for much lesc
mmev had they followed the righ'
promin-
"nuv the charter ilsh in tho many
at Local flrh are cheap. Not all
local fish will suit the custom'r. hu'
‘bv experimenting with those that or"
Merci! the housewife will soon find
til? varietiesi that her family lLitcs
If many hmse’llvcs did this. thc pro
dm‘tlon of loc'tl fish would be en-
courrwed and the? would bucmno
abundant and still cheaper.
"There are accepts-vi famil’os in
tlsh that have been admitted into the
West of homes for gcnerations, ani-
lthere are other families that have
;been excluded for no ‘oihcr reason
.than they hau- not boon properly in-
troducrd. This introduction of new
bah variet’fli is one of the greatest
need: ct. the times. This bureau
limit the pains and wont the net-M7
in," money to introduce the tikuh.
,Now .it In regularly established. The
dirnrri ‘nlfllly rnv' hue!"-
Icli. A am to be establish an a
food nee-Io the some uh of publicity
as does a breakfast food."
——d—_——
e": nin HER niT.
Tint lien—"nave you done "If
our ,
' 80cm Hen—“Well r should cit-etc
M to ile- the In. trend! 1 ill.
iathovonetaflo. ’gnrloaantdoor."-
hu- “7- soil m" in tin People's
3.0m - .
say that their fish cost them as much —
Quiokandmhatinanyrmwbererequind.
lukfiomflaflulmmcanbow
touocllentm
wumflmnaunguu—m will advise
yonbonutly.
The Connecticut Light and Power Co.
.0
Theaifainofthishnkaregovenadwithoonamatinn,
‘Gntm' andnp—to—daterefiiods.
' businuswearebetterprepand
than ever beforotollnndlglho accounts of our customers.
_ Ourfacilitieoforasovndandsatnf' WWW!!!”-
maeumrlypufedzsmodmprogremv'eldm' ll".
yet devised—luminous demonstratetoyonthevvil-
domofhavinganaooountwithnl.
in opposition .c - . o ‘
both the. old line Reiublua, l h C t N t l B k a“ _
,mOcratic organizatiot‘u. 1 and be e «I y a Iona an 1;!
wm acme wmi Fighu, ‘ .
.Tliis vote assures a strong: labor _¥ ‘8’. Noma" cm. It; I,
tinge l0 the congressional cicctioc.:-l"""r *
Ml! fall. Tho American i-‘ederation’wrw “" “ ' ‘ V #7 ‘3 f
of Labor hen-after. it is expected]
will be looked upon M almost as» ’
much of a Presidential nominating” ' ’ . i I
convention as either the Ri-publican ladles “Ger 3 Ellis 5
or Democratic conventions.
fin account of its wide open floor
no my, u'urc conventions are cxpecM ' ' ’ o '
cdl ta) :1th and boil with such will; New “"35 Of Sllk and L'nger'e cam’ _'
ca g in as net'vf’r Were. o ‘ '
Gompm Behind Change. 'sotes $1.00 to $3.49
Shellstrength of President (ionipcrs > '
on a major leaders affiliatci will V ’ Ens
hLm in the tcdoration was bchihd thill' [A‘HES C0RSEII cov ‘1
c tinge. "Prelufnrc poliical labor - ‘
fights have bxen confined to veiled 25c 50c $1.00 "
participation in local and state is ‘
i-uca. Tho only tinge of national par Nigh' ROIIES, Slims e‘CO
llcipaiion was the avowed bent of ‘
President (lontpors pclaonaliy, which ' ’ ‘-
was a on to mirror organizer! 1:! A D k Ill & S '1
MP stand in Presidential cam . 1C er an on s l ‘
pagns. i' was to clarify publmii) EP
the Political riand of oil labcr fru- D ARI-MINT srnnE y;
tions on all political on Mllfl‘ : i
to shift from his own shimmer: till!“ 84 wasnmmon S" I Phone 446 l
raspongibillly that Gompers is b‘liot A
c to av» :tponmred the chanrc. *' #-
Tho1r0 was lit‘lr opooiition to ill __.- _-. ,,,,.__..J___-_-;-_.m.-- V' I r »—-‘—‘ W —‘”_ i ‘
rtmcntmcnl. The proposal to dcfu. -
tho change until 1919 war: def’atod. ' (IEh'I 1(AL HOTEL . ‘f
Fine room. by the on) in week. Steam heated. electric
AMgggiiquNs li’IAVE I light! .34 8“ Fine cafe attained; also Restaurant Italian j,
. . . P0 LED BY ' ‘ and American style . ‘
GREAT PROSPERIT‘ Comet Monroe and Chestnut St. , T,“ 655'
___ u l nlSRSA Manage! l DlSESA- Pf°°"*’""
Tho American has been spoiled b'
nrospcritv. fli‘t‘nl‘flin! to My, Hu:h R“
. a“
Manna Taimadgc, the Emotional Star in the Social Drama, “The W
at the Regent Theatre Today and To morrovr *
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Norwalk Chronicler