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. 10th Episode of
Fighting Trail" /
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and Friday-Rex Beach's,
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.LETION m FIFTY-TWO '
vs; azcoao‘s smasHEo
of Men, Thousands of
Hundreds of Machines,
orlt Night and Day '
To Finish Vast
‘ Job
. ng records in America, in
the whole wide world were
0 hits in the construmion ot
cantonments in which the
soldiers will be housed and
liminary to their departure
for the front in France.
. it. a vast military city.
housing 40,000 men, started
. u in fifty-two days!
of the thousands of men.
. of horses, hundreds of ma-
-rklng night and day. seven
eek to get the job done on
of a quiet countryside
in the twinkling of an eye
mber and meadowland to a
hurrying, scurrying citv full
ting ilk in less than two
0! the h ins, the resistiess
e T‘tlca'ilc energy, necessary
uch : j 'i and rush it to com-
ithru the specified time.
en think of being able to see
efore your own eyes on the
icture’ screen!
, what you will see at the
_-eatre on Saturday and Sun-
n“ "on; llere," the “big, time-
tic picture will “Be shown.
Here" shows one of the can-
5 in the course of construe.-
shows the whole job from
ning of the first blue print to
pletion of the work and the
f the U. S. soldiers, It shows
ding of railroads, the trans.
of the needed hundreds of
lppliesuthe gangs of men, the
motor trucks, the speed and
ad power of the whole proce-
Here," is devoid of war
but it shows war in the mak-
e vastly complicated and
s machinery which has been
otion by the national govEm
o raise ‘and train the army
ill give the final wallop to
lay. it shows one of the bit-
lndertakings in all history
to a successful completion
- almost unbelievable speed.
lien" is the one tilln that
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army, you must see this picture. If
lyou want to see America aroused, \IP-
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America with its volcanic energy in M
full working power,
see Uncle Sam’s punch—then you FOR SOLDIERS _
must see "Over Here." NOTABLE ONE
NeVer before has such a-collection
of notable cow boys appeared in a mo
tion picture as is displayed j in Dou-
glas l‘airbanks' new Artcraft picture.
"The Man From Painted Post." com-
ing to the Palace Theatre next Mon-
day and Tuesday. All the cow boys
appearing in this picture are winners
of championships in roping,- riding.
shooting and other Western: sports.
in addition to these experts are seven
of the most fiery bucking bronchos us-
ed in the recent Frontier Meet at
Cheyenne, Wyo. All of which promis-
es some excitement for those who will}
view popular Douglas‘ new photoplay.l
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
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Earle Williams in “The Love Doctor-{'9
Also the sorlal, “The Fighting ‘
Trail" _
The amazing story wherein surgeryl
is invoked .0 give one girl the powerl
to love and to save another girl from;
her own abnormal passions. is por—l
trayed in “The Love Doctor," the
Gyeater Vitagraph Blue Ribbon fea-
ture, which will be the attraction at
the Regent Theatre today. The sur-j
geon‘s skill in the interchanging of
brain calls instead of restoring No
ture's balance in the two young wo!
the gutter and transforms the other!
into a sweet, retiring woman. ' i; i
“MARY'S ANKLE" TO SE |
SEEN AT REGENT THEATRE:
A sparkling Comedy in roles Acts to
Be P“eaentod Hero, Tuesday, ‘
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1thin is Norwalk's last chance to help
the good cause slung. .
and production. f‘lal'y'a Ankle” is In
throesctaandls‘tko work of I”.
Tully. It scored :a wellgcrlted sno-
sou old universal approui during itl'
throemohths’runinNowYork,bo'i
cause of its novel treatment, amualng'
"plot and brisk dialogue. The [New
York Globe said it was as good a“ f
farce as “The ‘Boomerang" or ”Turn;
'to the High" was comb”. it would .
be unfair to divulge the plot of the
piece, but it may be best described sag
a complicated honeymoon. Not the;
least of the playls merits are the air
perb production and brilliant com-
my.
REGENT THEATRE MONDAY
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George Walsh in the Dressy Flint
i Drama, “The Yankee Way" é
i Dick atom (that's George will-ill
sees a beautiful girl in a Chicago cab
‘aret. He falls in love with her. I. bit} l.
Iranian annoys the girl. Dick steps up''
;to interfere. There's a fight, the! .
lrudlan is laid low and Dick goes to -
'iail. ‘ '
' Then Dick's dad determines to get,
,him out of the country and sends hint! '
'to manage his cattle concessions in
Luthunla, a Balkan principality. Dick.
{takes with him ‘Coyote Jane‘s, former .
foreman of the Mason ranch, and '
IJimmy O‘Mailey, a New York crooki ‘
‘whose friendship with Dick began __
'when he was rash enough to hold him ’
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wortb while. The entertainments at.
the Palace and Regent theatres tensor-I
row evening are to be something of} .
which the Norwalk people may well be r
proud Norwalk soldier boys are to be‘
welcomed and welcomed the way they’
should be. it will not be very long he: *
fore the me nare on the firing line and
The Program of Events. I
Final arrangements have been com-
pleted. The boyshave already lelt
Camp Devena, ‘Ayer, Mass, on the spe-
cial cars attached to the State oi
Maine. express. They will arrive here
shortly after it o'clock at the down-
town railroad ,ltation and they will be‘
met there by the reception committee
and escorted to the Norwalk Armdry.
where hey will leave their bags-so
and'have a short time at ease. T
will be in the neighborth of 240 sol-
dlers,
The Parade at 3 O'Cloclt.
The parade will, form at the Nor-
walk Armory at 2:3 o'clock and'at 3
o'clock it will start on its march. Lieu-
tenant Freeman Light. U. 8. R., is thellhe Parade,
The dance tonight is going to beI ,
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Walcamp in the. 11th Episode of x “The Red Ace.” .-
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“The Man From Painted Post." .
The Animated News Paper
a Two-Part Comedy
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“THE CANDY KID”. ' untitled
“SKIDDING HEARTS”
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The Host Lavish Production oi the Season mg a ”mom mom l‘ All) arms
here’erected in front of the armory and
inlet: has been decorated by nation
a. Morrison. it is probable that there
will be some speaking.
Motion Picture Taking.
A representative of Paths Frero will
be on hand to take motion pictures of continue . to midnight
it is probable that the
grand marshal and his orders issued'l’muré 0‘ "19 ONCIIII on the review:
in but night's papers are to be follow.
ed to the letter. The Home. Guards.
the Fnanlsh American War Veterans, “h" organizations in the
lag stand will be taken. as well as the
soldier boys and Home Guards and
line of
the Mooseheart Legion and other u“Hmarch and these pictures will later be
formed organizations,
. police and firemen will be on handitheatres.
,men, sends the girl he vainly loves toiuromptly at 2:30 o'clock.
Wilt start Promptiy.
The parade will start promptly.l
From the armory the
North Main street to Railroad avenue
“windy“ ‘hglshown in both the Palace and Regent!
and also throughout the
icounlry in the Pathe weekly.
Marching Uptown.
After being reviewed, the parade
[will ast for one hour, the musit to be ' a
, Dance in the Evening
: This evening at 7:30 o'clock there'
will be
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8:30
mented orchestra will
nder vo .
hired by the military bflld- ‘ M honorablyn dfibfidflgmhg: 3::
0010“- dunclnx will basin and ed States school of Aviation at North to the Federal authorities.
SVECG ans- island, San Diego, Cal., was under an indicating
furnish the rest here today on a charge 0 fviolat- from
FORMER GOLDIER HELD.
it is alleged von Bode gathered it
,. formation relating to airplane manta»
a concert at the armory, which! 108 ANGELES, Cal, Dec. arm”. factors in this country for the M
pose of communicating it to the
enemy. Among his elects, according
was a card
he held a pilot's llccnu
the imperial Aero Club of
music 1"" dancing. A record “0‘"! “5 ing privileges of the espionage act. Austria.»
expected to be in attendance, so buy
your tickets early and buy them of» .
ten for the boys and the committeet
need the money. i
The Church sunday. . l
A general invitation is extended by
the local churches to the. soldier boys
,to attend the services on Sundayi
”naming. The priests and pastors of:
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line of marchlwiil continue up West avenue to Wall l n“. rir. . ;
lwill go south down West avenueltolstrcet, to Mill ill" to the Norwak‘mlngaof lgrfaulll'cuheismzil‘l‘thrtge53mg.
Green and around and "'9“ b3“ ‘0 the young men. There are no atheists.
to Monroe street to South Main strect‘hfiil Hill, Wall street, West avenue in the fighting "m, and the pastoral
to North Main street and thence to'and back to the
swhere the parade will .dlsband
soldiers go to their homes in this city}
West avenue and the armory again.
Will Review the Parade.
Mayor Jeremiah onovan. General
Russell Frost, chairmanof the recep-,
Not-walk Armory,
and the
Danhury Corning Down,
Danbury is cominz down rltrong.t
The thousands of theatre-goers whO’itinn committee, Dr. Carl A. Harstmm.g1‘he Home Guard battalion, accom‘
are familiar with A. H. Woods' sucvt'ormcr Senator Haniord s. Weed andEpanied by.a band, will vie with the
'Dr. William J. Tracey, members of thelother organisations in the line of
cess as a producer of farce comedies,
exemption heard of this district, to
_ march. The ‘Danbu band, th 304th
will be interested in the announce gether with members of the malar'sillegiment ban d, ry 9
m9!" lhfll'hll‘l latest force It", MEWS committee and the other members of “I“! the Rowayton {Fife and mum,
Ankle," will be presented at the lie- the reception committee. will view thegcorps are the organisations whicli'wlll
parade from the stand which has been , furnish music during the parade.
gent Theatre, Tuesday evening. Dec.
. my house work. I took t
disappeared and 'I felt:
Fort Fairfleld, Maine.
'but received no help whatever.
some of my friends asked why I did not.
try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
! did so and my backache soon
woman, and now have a healthy little
baby girl and do all my house work. I
will always praise Lydia E. Plnkham’s
Vegetable Compound to women who suf-
fer as I did.”—Mrs. Amos D. Oa‘ns,
LYDIAE.PI HAM .
VEGETABLE COMPOUND-
BackaChe of Wome
How this Woman Suffered
andWao Relieved. '
Fort" Fairfleid, Maine. —“ For many
months I suflered from backache caused
by female troubles so I was unable to do
reallments for it.
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ital." 3.?..‘.‘.‘“°¥§2,‘2.i'i’.ffil‘l‘: 2’; . ALL or me Pnocnans GO TO HELP run
‘ Camp Devens early Mondl'y morning.l BOYS ALONG
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the American band i
wish to have a last word with the boys
'hefore they go to the rfont. 3
Football 80nd" i.
it is expected that t" .4 will be a}
;foctball game Sun‘s; afternoon all
vAmusement Park when the Tigers of}
this city and the, Company l team}
lclash. All of the proceeds are to go:
ito the soldiers, the Tigers having gen-
erously donated their share of the pro.
:ceeds for the cause. The Military
‘band will furinsh music. -
. Pictures Sunday Night.
There will be motion pictures and;
other entertainment at both of the;
local theatres, the Regent and the Pal-
ace. omorrow evening, the perform-
“A Siacker’s Heart," a particularly
timely picture with a great war les-
son, is to he the feature picture at the
Regent theatre. Miss Mabel Talia-
lnesaageto impart which is bound to!
strike homo
and on that morning will begin fitting,
themselves in the Incl training which
is to precede their guilt; "over there."
They will be entertained while hero.
Norwalk has pal so.
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ferro, dainty star, is playing the lead The Palace Theatre
in this offering and it is bound to be!
pleasing. As an added feature, one of; 8:15 P. M.
the Pathe weekly films, showing world’ __
events, will; be shown. 1 ,
John w. Wehle will sing. William Russell in
An excellent attraction has been ar-l . . so
ranged for at this theatre, and: “SHHD‘JIIdmCHt
Rev. John Stapleton is to have a mes-l m3 rim
sage to give the audience which will: ‘ G 0‘ a” w.“
be telling. All in all. the program. ls‘I “Over Here”
, decicedly strong and bound toplease.
‘ M m Mm, i TheStory oitho Army Camps
Flt ly as good an attraction has beenl’ m3 .
arranged at the Palace theatre Here? Jon w'
"Snap Judgment," a thrilling story of i WILL ”G
'the West, a picture with thrills..
laughs and pathos. will be the main} VOCAL SOLO m “0'
film attraction. "Over Here," the tale .
of the army cantonments in the Unlt-l , m OBI-[0‘10
ed States, is the other [define for the} Hill Win; liner, Soloist
evening. ' linist
Miss Willa Miller, soloist. is to nine.’ I" trod 'm' W
with Fred Murphy giving a violin ob- m, 8. P, IN
ligato to accompany her. John W ‘
Whole is also to give Vocal selection“ WILL GIVE A m
and the Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks has a; mum
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Regimental Band of the 304th chl.
From Camp Devens, dyer, Mass.
DANCING FROM 8:30 O’CLOCK UNTIL
MIDNIGHT
Tickleatfi, admitting lady or gentleman or two
ances to start at :15 o'clock. Pres-
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ried through. i the Amory
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DANCE WITH NORWALK’S SOLDIERS
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At the Norwalk Armory
The Soldiers 'oi Company 1 Are llere.
“ llelp Welcome the Boys.
Svec’s Augumented Orchestra
CONCERT FROM 7:30 T0 8:30 O’CIflCK
Mabel Taliaierro to That
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Interest _
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