' who lee it.
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-»j‘The13'th Chain? in well known to
' 5‘ 1359399. ‘9“? hero 1“? the “WW"
hafh'ng'lthin the Law,” which up to the’
character e'ver» wrirnn". It {m the,
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that with it Mr. Veiller had excelled
his own lit-4! efforts and the taboo-
quent success of the play bore out
the early judgment of the review-en.
'uvnc couousnon’” comma
Regent "l‘heatre
The Kalle d Kiln Grade
Enterteinmeat .
Today
Ethel Clayton
In an Unusual Story
“The Dormant Power”
in, Day and Friday
There are :n ven (aidinnl virtues in
screen production. any one of which,
to the oxrlusion of the others, will
f ...._...
ThanksgIVIna Edy intake an ordinary pirture success. But
. ,when all seven of these virtues are
And Friday
‘manifest in one great production. the
WilliamFarnum
5exhibitor is assured in advance of a
Irecord engagement.
“The Conqueror” embodies all he'-
In the masterpiece i’hmmitnma
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TheConquemr l —-—-———-
. m n.- m p 1 araanxscwwo DAY Pnoonan
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‘5 “r f AT PALACE to ATTRACTIVE
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lufflfg‘fi‘fiin o'f'hflauMgixn-ifm ...“- 'Cor‘splIte Vaudeville Offering, “Under
novel, " 5”“ l Stare and “ripen," and Brit-
. ,r‘ ill! War Film
l Norwnlk theatre goers will hate
lsomethlng to be thankful for tomor-
annnlmous consensus of critics on the with men hot not with “cry—haw."
opening night of “The uni Chair" W W when to the new
.wnmm Far‘num at Regent viva-ulterior.i
where he will be given a chance tor
think things over. After a few days
he will prefer to "do his hit.”
Christopher B. Lake was brought
in from Providence. where, after
twice escaping from this camp. he
was amend a few days ago. while
paying a all at the governor at
Rhode island to explain his stand as
regards the selective aeri'ice art. He
«viii get a dance to captain in more
detail uixltix a few days. ‘
Early mi: morning Matti Johi of
Fin-inborn. a mixer who failed to re‘
port for tl.i.~ trip to Ayer. came in
His case “in complicated by the
fact that .. i‘itt-hburg lawyer. John
Korbonmn, L; reported to have our
vised Jot-i rml to go to Aycr until
he had remixed an answer to a let-
'ter uriil ho [his ‘local dra‘ board.
Major 1’». 1 informed the department
of juutic: of the lawyer's advice. for
he huh ul'irluvlill)‘ tried to block the
nuroe.~;3!ui “Uh-Zing oi the seleative
service net.
Cold A'eo Where.
Another subject. however. both-
ered themen and odioers of the camp
more than desert-era did today.‘ and
that ‘Was the ”it: cold of 93:17
.morning and later afternoon a cold.
that was only 12 degrees above zero.
Last night the Ayer thermometer!
row. One thing will be the entertain-
ment that is offered at the Palace
’fi‘neatre for New Encland's own day.
in the first place. there will be a
vaudeville hill of five. arts, especially
bronchi for the holiday showingfrom
'tlm i? M» lmusts on tlw 2,11le (ircuif.
There will be three complete ehown
“3")"; the afternoon and: evening,
“4.5-..-
T
- Gcrlldigtréilianar
J “T -‘ ' ' . n A feature that no American who in
: he WOMEN Forgot interented in" the welfare of our boy!
’ WV]!!! Dav at the front can afford to mine is "Un-
Thm '. u ‘vidude'. tier the Stars and Stripes} In France,"
POI mances a production assembled. from scenes
taken in ahe’Amcrican training camp
"over there." General .Perehing is
shown, and the American troops at all
kinds of activities. Althbuzh the cen-
eor won't allow the camera to give
any inkling of what regiment or oth-
er division of the army in being "tah-
en," the clase proximity, of the Con-
“ r"~"' r: givnenl to i‘-~"«l:in_1:‘.< head-
tpigrhrn leads one in bilimc that
.uuw. showing our (mu huya in ac-
tion may be shown on the screen.
The flnal eplaode ol' the great Brlt‘
lnh official war film, ”The Retreat (f
llw- Germans at the linttle of Arms"
will he shown.
cnowo THnlLLED av SPECTACLE
mu: WOMAN coo FORGOT"
«.‘fUnder the Struts and
58cc Mining's Army at th- Front
- ....ln trance and
Retreat of the Ger-
vn‘iensy the Battle of
rue
Last Epinoge
Friday
Return Engageu. ~n‘
Mary flickford ;
becca of Sunny.-rook '
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rumor.
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Great neMille Creation at Palace
Theatre to he Repeated Today
- ‘ " . : i4 - t ' .. ‘ it ,t
mite! Clayton in the lntereetiag Story “I ‘ ”‘1 “M Torwlk “:1" ""319;
‘ ' ‘ lea re \‘f‘nlt‘l' M t "
“The Dormant Power” ""‘ l'.""""
0n WPdnesday the Regent .mimn. mum :.nvl i'i‘t'lllnl: .H’: w {bromine
“dill have the pleasure 0‘ it“ 44mm :Wrmz in "The Woman Gm! For-col,"
"‘J‘Ilhel Clayton in ”The Dormmz PM» W "01 ‘Hgal'pmmed i“. m" meat
or," her newest succes» in mm”. spurtacle created hv Director-
HN‘NITPN,Brady-Made. Till-4 __. Miss Far-
.i,.v...
-’Z il“l'ill (‘i'f‘ll ll. Delllllv.
\! \' oi
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modern life gives Mina may...” “m, . . a me harhnrh prlme. 1; Ttaca'
. . . l. .- ‘ .3 . .
vll‘ the “‘59“ ODDONUDHIPH m “H, i. in him of “on" ulna, t ( grcn
his"), of the Aztecs, was regal and
""99? and an is always the (Emmy \m, ’
l‘linyton rises to her ODDOl'ilfllilEUH and >pl~vmlul at her dignified carrying of
Izlvea her admirers one. of 1h»- moat ” " I‘M" Th" “"0“" “’m’m'm“ 9”"
'4'onVlncing and delightful chum-Wm; in which included Wallace Reid, Ho-
:ttionn in her career “Tm. y;..,.,..,.m imrt ilnsworih, and Raymond Hutton.
flowery“; we...“ all mo“, film ”M was well suited to the story, The
:rt'clien were. wonderful. and the great
'lm‘lln uoDnP, in which the whole An
“THE 13th H R"
C M lime arm; Illnrnes the handful of Spain
,‘MiOd "Wyflcllorny‘ and 5mm Original inrds lresirrzcd the vault. was tremen-
dous and thrilling.
The picture is to lm
afternoon and evening.
Chet Coming to the Regent .
Theatre i
William Harris,’ Jr., will present
l't [wilted this
"The 13th Chair," his sensational mel- . "‘-
«dramatic success ”by Bayard Velller, ROUI‘ DING UP
which ran for one year at the Forty- DESERTERS OF
eighth Street Theatre. New York. here; CAMP DEVENS
at the Regent Theatre, Wednesday..
Dec ii.
The original company will be seen
here; Bayard Veiller, the author of of such a thing as a “consczentlour.
‘ ' ' ' objector." lie just kicked as he laid
on the floor, Wept.“b8wled and kept
a-yelling. “i wanna go home! I
wanna go home!" _'
Major George M. [Peek gave him
the choice of serving on" sting to
the guardhouse. Kurlvel didn't ans;
wer remarking with his shriek. The
major. remarking that he could deal
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present season was unquestionably
the moetpopular had the most do‘
“pear-meant» drama of that
iii—”MFG R D
It is much easier
to keep help in the
kitchen when you
have a good range.
Such a range must
have more than elc~
gant construction; it
must do its work
«l right, and without
waste of fuel and at-
tention. The Stam-
ford is the latest
word in ranges , and
none is better.
our.
HORACE It. NASH,
Corner North Main and West Sts. .
' r
, avenue, left yesterday for Florida.
reuinlrn‘d zero. which. according to
iinhvhi'auts was "nothing." it was
‘hia-d i.) wrify this statement. how-
ever, for_ none of the inhabitants
seem to haw "lived" through a win-
't--r here. They either slept or died.
Some offiters were quite frank in
saylmz. they rould not see how an
army could he emciently trained
through the winter months at Canto
De‘vena. . Target pracilce had to be
called 01 this morning for the men’s
fingers were to.) numb to pull the
trigger. “hm- the paste with which
the hits
This afternoon. however. when the
can wax-mod air and around. the
302ml infantry wen! epto the ram
If this in the on» now. the hut
of November. when the thermometer
will it be after the men an encore
aehed. With snow and winds and
drift: and rluah. whit chunce-gwill
there be for long days at looming the
most important lessons of all. war
another question. Furthermore, in
many of the barracks, the new steam
heating plant is not working properly
yet. Although irwiilrbe a few days
it in auerted.
The sudtk‘inm-uu of the cold spell
has sent forty-sewn men to the hue
hospital with minor ailments, colds
bronchial trouble \and grip, within
the last wenty-four‘houre,'md t'zere
improve. HMPf'ul of the Hartford
men have hurl to be excused from
their usual details the laat few dayu.
The following men have been made
‘noheo»n‘:~" in the ordnance detach-
sergeant of ordnance
Plumes A. .lau‘nbo; first t'JaaIi pt“
vatea. Walter -R. Wade. Joeeph E.
Mechan and John 8. Evana.
303ml Mathine Gun Battalion. ner
fronhf of ordnance, James A, O'Hara;
first an:
Miles F.‘ Goddard and Hughic Morris
304th lnfrntry Regiment. sergeant
of ordnance. Slacklin Cunningham:
corporal of ordnance J. |. Money;
Battalion.
vnn, Harold Taylor. P. E. Tompaon.
Lmnard 1‘. Pay.
The zoom Machine Gunnent start.
ed theoretical ordnance work this
afternoon when feur gum, each man--
ned by four men. swept across the
landscape in front of a long trench.
while 'nlllnnm-o- men: ran. back and
forth with surpased supplies of bul-
lets every time an empty case was
thrown to the rear by men night
lng. aimin: umltiring t e gum. Cap
tain Yule Stevens of Company A.
303m. 'irm’n the men their distance.
targets and the kind of tire to be
used, distributing. finding or search-
ing.
. *New Syetevn of Buying.
A new eyatem' of buying at the
regimental exchanges went into ef-
fect today. which permits each man
to run a check account during the
month. with onethlrd'of his actual
pay the maximum credit allowed for
rent ‘to Company B. 303d Machine
Gun Battalion. today. as its share at
the-profits of lhe exchange as so far
conducted.- - .
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_ mam,
AND
monormv
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Elliott of West
All usual tomorrow the local schools
will close for th holiday recess,rrt~
opening on Mond .‘ '
Charles Kauflman ie one of the local .
merchants who is preparing his win-
dow for the holiday display.
John Frost. who has been in the
south for more than a year has rov‘
turned home to Dnrlen, and is now re ‘
newing old acquaintances.
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mmnnrnnvmuaooars.
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meowm.opcie1u.... .. . . ..... .. ..... .3198
mintzs.
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10"] Anniversary
Sale
are marked froze thick. '
is warming its?" at 1,2 above. that x
are many minis shaking and ibarltv a
the with cold». that do not seem to -
ment juat muted: 3015i Machine Gun ..
privates, Rudolph Dohm, »
first class pxlvzt-tes. Daniel G. Dono '
Andrew, Pileui. William Lindsey and .1
one month. A check for $61.75 was ,.
The Thanksgiving Dinner
Will he Doubly linioycd ll Served from a
New fable ‘
.oun STOCK or DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Ia now and include. many models of Tables, Chairs,
mm, mom, no. in m and single pieces.
Prompt Auto Deliver-y
RAYMOND a. SON w
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers. “
Wall endligh lie.
a
Norwalk.
Thanksgiving Day
‘ amamummmmnndmm
(whammtafinhehhrm.
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$15 no a n. 3:»me sand on: Table.
uteri-ta $1095
$1&Wdft.lxtenaionlound0uutmd03k Table.
$25.0) Walflhlk'l'opm Oak Tobie.
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The postoflicc will only be open dur-
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will not be open to distribute any mail
tomorrow night as has been the any
tom heretofore. .
A tarantula, vrhlch is capable of
doing a great deal of damage, and an
Wanner.)
—Sawed and split wood, Raymond. .
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, $8 ,5 .
a :12 oo Coats - - - .
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l $18.00 to $25.00 Suits _ - - 312.95
5“ $1.00 Waisls- ~ - . - - ‘75c
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