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. the American stalte, and Hilde 3 '0" Sunny Italv smilinalr doins tasks that
/~ "Polly of the Circus" tells the story
' of a little circus orphan (Mae Marsh).
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Ir. Carroll, then said that when he
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$22-50~ to $2500?
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30 FUR TRIND COLTS—fit seas-’s Blast models; all
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Telephonelilll. , 9"”! their bayonet. thy m 'm h0- Pa. 0..) had asked Ir. Best last evening if
. . > , ' . rm“ can. of k. . ' __._ say complaints had been made, Ir.
, T ‘ ”mum" 9' ' nonunion» Attni int
. jTONIGH ‘ rSuIey morning the altar ls dour- ”':|“““"'I' 0'“le .‘0 0"" so. Carroll Em can}... to 01:19? as
' ....,- . ' """ ' g", . ' "is. unew‘" ‘ ll!“ With all the “rapier-ah d the mac." Htssu' Mt “ the resolution was under d‘vcusslon.
d ., ‘ _ - _ ' . . §ths church. all! his sacred rost- p]. d the city have WW£ Woes Police Head.
:. , _ ‘- .— ‘.,~.. . , r fine-ts". pot oi over the priest's la shame since the nouns. in.“ m 0- ”Pam”, "W ”"3“
. Mints, , as «ta-w :m m... ... ....,,, .... m. 2:; -;«,,, » um um. immunizations:
HARRISLJQ .' 13"”;ka 5"” ”WM and easlefled sea mesa.“ M in m “mm“. Igued becauso he was not given. a
. 'P'mw . .h ,M. law. ‘_ - . tides on the watch for the enemy, “With nearly ‘00 local be is the tree hand in the administration of
1, A «Am ’94 Intuit. t the little lather kneels in prayer, service 0! the United scaly; it is u” '1‘th ‘3” ”1‘“ ”mm"
‘ (N , f 1 and all the ”We" of the earthly the duty of the citizens of New he asserted t t how Rochelle stands
alvs'rlch _ ' 7A treason-tat :31“ my ham“, to God. . chelle to give to the soldiers within 333$? ‘fiigfife whining; .2
menopausal ,anlssy iiulwull' 3 Re you Catholic, Protestant or Jew; mfhhretslltu’lmulm that '3 because of outsllle‘ influe'hace which do
i mgr,” n... 'be you ltaiian or ot'aav other natlos- he said. . n service, not ”an the m” to d° the" duty. ~
, . ' . ' him. that picture will probably .1. Knows That uouor ls sols. '11“ ”u“ °‘ "’1‘ d" "m d” in
f e ”11' jut-WWII: . 3'98! you jut a. n dld ”1M 'ho Mr. Greeley “a“ "I1! I! the cur“. :thd; ggwiicihetiearcehaaifizgdot‘o dd]; “1011- value. to “lo.
,. nag“; with ’5'}; J:iammnd new comer of the hm 3211:"? 0:23;. 're‘s‘mblly :re m”- Board of Police Commissioners. l :-.
f._ By. W. who. ‘tbeatre last nisht. There were no conditions should be "30.3 “2: don't know about moral conditions in
BAYARD immg’” them There was so applause. it that it the charges are not true: then N" Ruben" ”°w' .b‘" I d." “W
V E ’maod my» "m "m“ '° “‘3‘ "w“ °' “m” "" a” “W" b" “"9" ‘ "“n b‘” 3“.““m‘m‘”: “-0 )lfzt” ldlésdczrll-
; ~ EILL B. .tlelsslI."-‘- “’0 saw it weep softly " the ”He“ glaurnllnli’ytllla): 5“th Grand Jury. 7;:flonleflr theerclt;a'Whenal satanic;
Animus. N.’ y, lice. pom Asaid mass up there in the snow! to soldiers. You 13,3333? layer Grinng said that he would run
1:."me helghts,'he highest polntlu the world what vice conditions prevail here” the Police Department, and this is ;‘
LAW'“ th Where a mass has ever been said. The in his opening remarks Ir Greeley the 'i! he has run "3' n We will lace on
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I DIRECT FRO l ’wbole audience seemed to thrill in the “Id ' citizen h“ 509' l0 "19 chair- Ilr. Apfimiml 8 drcmarks 1'9" . $13033 1-5
. 1 same way 'l'ey fclt that they were man of ""3 Board of Police Commie greeted w glncndogst lawsuit. ”l l ' Very “W to M
An“: ow .n “‘i'h the It lia ldi h i "on?" 'm' ‘ WWW "“"m‘ “a the my” tidm'l'n lawn r ‘
RUNA’f' ‘ .. . a n so on w o n alleged “'9 of liquor to soldiers. ing, was hoote :d e for was
THE 4;", 513 . _ the momc nt of great tribulation for That citiseu had informed the chair- present, “it he dl noémsplea ('3; any
THEATRE . z." . . the entire world remembered that man that unless the local police act- of the reso utions nor cma any
. v Atbrlller from attem to reply to the charges hurl-
NEW YORK. um u in“, .. g- there is a and Almighty. ’4 ‘“ u“ “3"" "‘e mm‘ ““‘h‘m' m it a t [hi 8 inted w “a?“
. . lies would be called in and that pub- “ " “m“ a" “ 5 “’0
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MARGARET WYCHERLEY
And the Entire Original Company Coming Direct From Broadway.
4' Prices. 50c to $2.00. Seats N ow on Sale.
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THE OFFICIAL WAR PICTURES
DIRECT PROM 1.3 “T? 8T. THEATRE, N. Y.
Pr” .v
. VAUDEVILIE 'l’llURSlIAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
m MWIW
L FEATURE PH OTOPLAYS
i Thursday Friday Saturday
The Screen’s Most sue Hayakawa The 1m. Episode of
I Remarkable PTO- m “Tl! Red A n
. duction “The Secret m e . 9°
‘ “P ll of Game the Universal s
o y e Most de Great Serial Peatur- i
. Mystery Story in - f
.793” ‘ Ye“ MARIE :KALCAMP .
t ‘ Mae Marsh The N. Y. Journal says: .
'i From the World "12h: Secretlfiame" is a Add the Latest
I Famed Play by ta.e of racial instinct Hearst Paihe
News
9!
l the Circus”
rid patriotism that
f} MRGARBT MAYO you can't aiford to miss.
' remarkable
‘mon,
lire shown not merely rcrlewina their
"‘THE 13TH CHAIR" AT
Nobility at Battle Front
The pictures as a whole are truly
For instance, old socie
ly column friends, such as the Duke
of the Abrurzi and the Count of No
in. are seen doing the work of real!
All of the great ltalian generals
men but also leading thorn into but-
tic.
0m- incident lint arouscrl mighty
cheering was when the ltalian sold
medal, a decoration that is“ than
a score of men In this world h vs cv»
cr wan, was pinned on the breast of It
nine-:een-yeor-old lieutenant for the:
feat of charging, with only four mcn’
bark of him. against two hundred Aus-z
lrians and compelling tbcm ti: surrcn-
dot. ‘
Wonderful new itullan fit-id artIl-.
ion is shown flrin: grcil'. shells 1
at
”‘0' rlltc oi ‘onc ct'cl‘t' two seconds?
Metals. .
Council Pledges Inquiry.
During the course of the meeting
the members of the Council who had
been in session at the (‘ity llail film‘
in. They presented to those assent
bled a resolution which had’ beer
adopted by the Council calling for a
lull and complete investigation of the
rollco department and of the all!"
liclty would be given the matter, The
police did not act within the three
weeks limit set by the complainant
and as a result the Federal authori-
ties were called in.
John J. Carroll. a Police Commis-
slouer, demanded that Mr. Greeley
give the name of the complainant.
He said that all a commissioner he
gig:(mknlfi'mmt::{‘:?TE.$;nmzmgivice conditions. All testimony is it-
Complainant la Present. be taken under oath arid the Prcsl
l . t . .-
Mr. Greeley said that the complaln- den. 0‘ the “mm"! “mm!“ ll. lng
lug citizen was 'm the room and!“'- is clupowcred Io issue silbporno'
would speak for himscif. Whercupou‘i '0 compel the ‘m—endwce' "f “m"
”... 8va Dr. George Reynolds. pastor? nesses. Marshal McCarthy and lhi
ol the m.“ Presbyterian rhumh'lr‘edcrsl District Attorney will be sub-
sald it was he who had gone to En»: poenaed. ‘ .
(st Merton Best. chairman of the Pol- ,7!” first “‘an "‘ ”‘9 if‘mg'ig“,
lce Commissioners. with the com- "‘0” will b“ “Md ‘3 "'9 (“Y “a”
'plalnt, but that the complaint was tomorrow ”"9““;
made under pressure. Oscar Heyman said that incaicula
When he made this startllne an- ble harm has bl-ell done to the city
nouncemcni immediately "19‘, of 'by the publication of thi‘ atorlwz. llc
l "throw him out" were buried at Begtfdocs not..belicve the conditions deli
Raising his hands above his hudjcrlbed by. Marshal McCarthy exist.
Dr. Reynolds said: “No you will notiBut lf proof is produced that tlzi-y do
I
llnpc roilwaw for the ll'llllilDOl'lullon""
of men. mu!" ‘ curl munitions ol‘cr prc
f’Izilf‘I'." llloli ...ll'!.. of for! rim-p are aim
, , i
so sccn. Ollil ------ but: lillfiW moth ‘
tide of Alplnr- flL'llIlIlll that how lav-d'
tiic brains oi mankind.
ln all "Tnc ltnlian Dollie Front" is
a wonderful contribution to the his-'
tory of the world.
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REGENT THEATRE TONIGHT
Emir? Original Cast Corning Headed
By Miss Wleberly and Harrison
Hunter
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' be said. He favors all advortisingl
Needlework Supplies
Women who are making their gifts, and others who have
prhctical gifts in mind, will llnd Holiday ideas out of the oral.
nary in our Needlework Department. .
EXQUISITE RIBBONS, SWEET GRASS HATS for Dogs,
WORK BASKET P1111108, NEEDLE BOOKS, ammo,
OELLULQID RINGS. m0! ’ for summer KITS,
“ROYALflOCIETY” ‘BTAHPED GOODS, and a vast assort-
ment of Novelties that will enable you to obtain the foundation
for your Xmas wont.
fllC/l CPADL' MFFTHANJ'SE AT HCsfflfif'l' ”PICII
86' WASHINGTON IT.
—‘
fi_._ ,7 .. m
exist. then tbs-y
V... ....‘=”__._ - .
3:00—What the Women Have Done b
Europe and America, .by Dr. 30* _
ralle Slaughter Morton, new at
Woman's hospital unit, Dr. More 1
ton has visited base and Iota.
hospitals of the Russian, ltalhl,
bench, British and Schism.
armies.
should be remedied.
campaign in the metropolitan papers
to combat the impressions created by
Marshal McCarthy’s charges}
Arrangements for a dinner which
tries to have been held at Germania
Hall by the Merchants Exchange
have been cancelled. The dinner will
be bold in the Republican Club. It. is
Regent Theatre
' “ The House of lligh Grade
. Entertainment
Tourist at 8:15
The Mystic Melodrama
0 “THE 13L CHAIR”,
Thursday and Friday
7 Constance Talm‘adlze
' In a; Pla'y‘of Smart People of
Wealth and Social Position
" {SCANDAL ”
' 5 3.2.1:...
Ulla-tie 'Wllliams and Corrine
” _ ,Grlilltll in
.‘Th Love
» Aside 10th Episode of
i
l
l
'circus comcs back to the little townivf’m‘w" mystic melodrama whlcb‘
and through the intervention of 3;“llllam Harris, J“: will ”"9"“ fit
"Eli? and 5 fire in the the Regent Theatre. this evening and
'circus performance on the screen;
‘is the burning of the main tent lllll'l
turned into scandal. by the narrow~' Twenty-«mo dramatic critics l'f'lm'
mindcd villarzc gossips. , sentinlz llll many publications were pre
This leads to her going back to the 9 soul at ”‘9 opening ”5'1”" 5'9" "07k
l'll'f'llfl, bill the following Spring ""Nof "Th? Thlriecnth Chair," Bayard
"Biz Top."l
Polly and the ministcr mm est-ii other. "Mum" dramatic critics went back
——and napping”. ‘ . Ito their offices after the play and
This is a picture 0' laughter and{wrote that it was the greatest play of
icars; a picture of a score bf firmltlle kind lhev bad evcr seen. it is
thrills and, in factyou m . eomplcteldoumm’ if there has ever been arplay
produced that received so unanimous
ti verdict of approval.
Bayard Velllcr who wrote ”The 13th
in: the evening performance and-thciLha'r' ““5 “Ir“d’ “0‘"? “‘9 '0'”
wild stampede 0‘ the audience. fir-lav" as the author of “Within the
erett Shinn, the famous artist, design i Law, 933“" one °f “’9 “'0“ ”we”
The critics
ed the settings, and Margaret Mayoflflu'tuplalis 5'" written.
the author, personally a‘ldéd‘ Charles. a re y row comparisons ”I'm
Koran. the director of the piston, in this newest play of Mr. Veiller’s and
m. work. _ . , .his former great success and in each
'instance the new play suffered not a
whit in the comparison. “Better than
g'Wlthin the Law,’ " wrote some. "Ea-
The most amazing of all the scenes
PALACE THEATRE rooav
m ,
«MW.;.MW_ )f‘ 'VOLLY Pr ms cmcus'
* . - ootswvu mans:
AT THE PALACE‘THUMDAV.WITH A 096 VAUDEVILLE BILL
' said that the arrangements were can-
ccllctl bccausc of the indictment of
Jacob Grab, proprietor of Germanla
Hall, by the Federal Grand Jury.
_ STATE WOMEN'S RALLY.
Not-walk to Be Represented a‘. Hart.
‘ ' ' 'ford—Tbe Pram-am.
\, .‘The’ program EWWoman's rah
-. if of the s o ectlcut," called
«J by the we r mittee of the Con
‘ net-ti'cut State Council of Defense, to
be be alythe capitol in Hartford, on
T m at this week. has been re
cei d. Several local delegates will
represent Norwalk at Hartford and
vill bring back the message which the
government is giving through its on.
cial organization of women. _ The pro
grant is as follows:
FERN
4R0
3:30—How the Women of Connecticut.
Can Help, by Caroline Busts
Rees, state chairmen. '
factory on 'lechanlc street.
Tr“
,Ll-INS
cumulus 1 :
Weiss the wound
theeeulistisuntlone. owns».
Haven road has completed 7
bring a spur track for the Rough use
mustbedonewltbmqm.
f‘Tli'e’ Fighting Trail”
.coislivcé—uex Beach's amt
Picture.‘ “The .f-.u: Jon Block."
l ltallan Battle Films snow Wonders or
' Mods"! Warfare .
There are many scenes in these
_ films you will never forget as long as
-—m i you live. but there is one scene in par-
;tlcular that will take rank with the
igreatest pictures in the world. ll is
something that; will make mankind
[proud of ltsell and a hundred years
lfrom now. it it is kept that long, it
will make the hearts of all humanity.
throb.
And yet it is one of the simplest m0
talents in this masterpiece of motion!
_. ii iii mums
PALACE THEATRE
”Folly of the Circus" is Packed With
Thrills
“Polly of the Circus," an elaborate
""99“ presentation of Margaret Ma- pictures. You have followed a lied"!r
”'5 great drama ‘of circus lite, is the 3mm,” regiment up the All”. . You .
first of the beautiful productions to have seen the men laoorinz and
be released by the new Goldwyn Plc- sweating 0n the ”0%“de peaks
lures Corporation. Mae Marsh is the under the load of a cannon wheel or.
Mar of this immense photo—spectaclea monster shell. You have seen hun-
which is shown at the Palace Thea'idrcds of men tuzginz away at great
“8 Thursday ' § ropes as they succeed. inch by inch, in
"P0"! 0‘ "19 Circus," 35 a drama. pulling great six-inch guns up into the
was one of the greatest successes of skies, You have seen these heroes of
in would malls.- half the world quail.
In the end you see them reach a
tune for its authors and owners.
films it takes its place as one of “19'
most remarkable productions ever point in the mountains where the
made. {ice is treacherous and the snow
sleep. it is late on Saturday night;
And then comcs the great human
note that shows the hope for the
future in the great world war. They-
who has been raised by Tubby, the
clown (Charlca Eldridgel. Polly is
hurt in an accident and has to remain have been animals or "and”. for
tic-hind whileahe show goes on. Site .1.” go" "a.“ they are men i
is taken to the home of the minister. The Italian priest, who has string-i
where her presence in- the house is 51..., up mm,” a" k, m ml
eels 'Wilhin the Law,’ " wrote others.
and one insisted that ‘ "The 13th
Chair" was ”twelve and a half times
as good as 'Within the law: " What
is more. the public, which, after all.
is the real Jury which must pass on
the merits of a play, bore out to bill‘-
mcut'of the critics by giving the play
its unqualified support for one entire
year.
AT REGENT THEATRE
THURSDAY AND FIIIDAV
Constance Talmadge in a Very Strong
Picture, “Scandal."
All the headstrong, wilful daughter
of a wealthy New York family, Cou-
stance ’l'almadze scores an unqualifiedi
success in her new select productiou.’
"Scandal," which is a gripping screen
version of- Cosmo Hamilton's novel.
The picture which will be shown at
the Regent Theatre Thursday and Pris
day is filled with loose moments and
reveals this newest star as an actress
.oi unusual charm and ability.
The story deals with the dangers
attendant on buckinu the old conven-
tional standards of societv'aud shows,
how one small lie will beset thouoi
Beatrix Vandcdyiie. one of the sen-i
son's successful debutant“ is inns-'0
ticnt of restraint and food of her own’
was. Her parents swept here and;
there in the social whirl pay little
been to her. and the girl ls'lett entire.
ly tothscareofheraltl’lngillvssb
willed chapereae, Ira. Keane.
, J i.»
I
It!“ WYcl-IIILV Alto uAaaisou HUNTER
is is Hystle Melodrama, “The tall chair," ante Regent Theatre Tonlollt
l . " . M ’.
- . Morning. . mgmmm ~. . 3
l
i‘l-iZ—Reports of work done through, ' . . ‘
_ . 0mm We, , . mammal;
. 12-12.:30——Discussions and questions. h W W m m
, 12;30-1—Plans for future work. llf. - .
l—Luucbeon. Capitol restaurant. . w. m man in m m
‘ Afternoon. fl l' l I' . .
Z—Addres‘s of welcome by his .Excel- ‘1 to ' '
lelicy, Marcus H. Holcomb,- gov-
eronor of Connecticut.
2:15—The War Situation and What
Women Can Do by Issue 7.-
’Marcossou. war correspondent,
who has been with the five uI-‘
lied armies from the Caucasus
to the Carso.
2:45—Thc situation in Connecticut, by
’lllchard M. Bisseil.
THAMER‘, ;
“The slime Eye lorries”! .
Ocuflsts. Optometrists, Optician; '
57 Atlantic .SqKStamford, 003.. .
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run. socut.‘ moon or I'll
noose or “more ‘
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Wearevcr Aluminum
Cooking Utensils . BAZAAR i l.-
at the ' ‘
Factory. 15 Merwin t.
Thu
mus. r6 a
For the Benefit of Our Boys
PM“
Articles- to be held Have 30.
Made by lembm’ of the .
A Beautiful Display of the ‘ ..
lsyebe! lodels on m
BOOTH!
teed no introduction, took well and
year well.
lies Iollers, Oaucepans, Tea Kat.
‘tlss, Tea and Coffee Pets, Double
Roasters, Layer Calls Pans, Frying
Pane, Drip Pans, etc. at Lowest Prices.
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