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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 17, 1917 · page 3

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Nsnyoftheincidantsinthostoty
occurredinsthsntreasdhorderto
secure the host elects, Director J.
“Saarienawieyrentedoneofthslargest
E‘New York city playhouscs where ev-

 
 

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' Farnnln 6- I“-
' d 0'7 month] for moral Y"
A 3‘““”‘;:°§;::.”° m E‘Clark and her company reehsrsed and

’ filmed the scenes. A unique exper-
|lance was that of the “stage" actors

“North of Fifty-Three”

 

i who were being “screened" at the same
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,- 8 mended“, may : Alanager Collins, ofthe Palace Then
. Habit of HSDDiDCSS” tre. has secured “Bab's listinee idol"

__ for his theatre today and tomorrow
“1%" turmeric concasr ‘or was

”‘8 MUSIC.

10 fivglti‘mm 0:75:10? I The Norwalks will go over the top
Also Burton olmes Travel with a record attendance at the Patri-
Pictures otic Concert of War Music which the

Second Regiment Band will give at the
Amory next Friday evening under the
auspices of the C. t K. Intnnl Benefit
Association. it will be an opportunity
to hear the stirring war song, and
marches which are inspiring the Nor-
walk boys who have joined the colors
At the same time everybody can feel}
that he is doing our soldiers and sail- ;
ors a good turn because twothlrds _of'
'every dollar taken in will go to a
smoke fund for Norwalk's heroes.
§ The Service Flag of the City of
Norwalk, with a star for every one of
our boys. will be unfurled with im-
pressive ceremonies at the conclusionl

 

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Thursday and Priday~—Norrhs
m in "the Secret of the:
Btornt Country."
GOING—William Farnum in:'
“When a Man Sees Red," in 8

 

 

 

' Monday and Tuesday

 

Manuela: Clark of the concert. Hon. John Cavanagh
“ , . ,9 will malte the presentation address
13¢ 5 Matinee Idol on behalf of the c. a K. Mutual Bene-

One of tin Famous Saturday Even- '
ing Post "Sub-Deb" Stories

Hearst Pathc News
. —and-—

Mack Sennett Presents

ilt Association. and while the flag is
being unfurled by the local 6. A. It.
the band will play the Star Spangled
Banner. Mrs. Lillian Sherwood New-

 

“A Bedroom Blunder” kirk. who has practically contrfliuted
A Screaming Slapsuck and her services. will sing two verses ofl
Girlie Comedy the National Anthem. His Honor,
”a Mayor Donovan. will accept the Ser-
Wedn 8y .vice Flag on behalf of the City of Nor-
Tyroncnl’ower walk and the audience will Join in

”I ~ ' ‘singing America.
rmmfiexglgfigeatq. .1 ' At the conclusion of the program
Whitaker ' ' ' the Second Regiment Band will play

military airs for dancing until an early
‘hour in‘ the morning.
WW ‘W "*‘~ ~ it will he a great evening of patriotic

M "if MARKS iCheer for our ho".

'cheeh for our boys.
REGENT THEATRE TODAY

 

 

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CHRISTMAS PLAYS
A GREAT SUCCESS

.iContinssd [rem Page One)

 

i‘ ratln Farnum in a Story of the Great

Northwest, “North of Fifty- ;

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A beautiful girl, pursued by the evil during the winter and the spirit of
more which a designing suitor has

. ;rculated.1rives up home and happl- lzglrse gin“: 11:32:“ gLeszggnfcfs

nose to seek peace among the snows in tin spring time. Flowering

of the great northwest. There she branches of pink and white dogwood

meets the hero. He l_s Dustin Far-""n‘~>"d'15" libesi with their

um ” "Roafln‘ .Bfllvv in ".\orth 0' 83’ brlsnfllell, and . Charming dance

opened the scene when five of the
Fifty-Three." a story that will find its tree spirits returned to their native

1., into the hearts of millions of pic igrove after their w.nter adventures.
tare-goers. You’ll be among them if 1d“; of lairlmceadml; the ilr tree Chang.
i n. C ut g 0 cause she had been

3’0“ see "“3 great product 0 given her great wish; although her
life had been sacrificed in the cutting
down of her tree yet it had born re
stored to her a hundred fold because
W Fairbanks in the Sip CORN”. she was allowed to bo-a- .Trcc of Giv-
“ThoHabit of Happlnm". . . (in: tingh to serve norms in their

. Fairbanks is one of the gr at rlstmas Feast of Love. The
“e“.‘h' actors who absolutely 'whole effect of this little play was

made unusually charming by the at-
and "patella. "in!“ ‘0 item.“ tractlve background the harmonious
m to double for him in any

mm" °r “um" “0 the graceful
Stone however far from the camera dancing Timerspersed through the
‘3! Triangle directors have said scenes. he whole aifair was felt to
hztl’t did not believe it was hu- he ' "9“ success for the happiness
:nnhlyhfpzsfbl for anyone to doubleM the "5m” children Va! reflected
e
I for W, mm the Mmifunflnficp.
teristlc walk and poisemld not be The school closes for the chi-gum;
I duplicated by anyone they had seen. '3Hdg; M'noon on Thai-:1” Decem-
‘ r t ater an unusuaiy success-
including practiced imitators. Be—

 

 

 

REGENT-THEATRE TUESDAY'

 

tree chose to go and dwell '

on the faces of the. hostesses and the .

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gaist
brightness of their schoolgirl spirit

was the generous response to the ap-l
veal of the Student Friendship Fund
which it to be spent in war camp
work and work among the prisoners.
n. contribution to this fund at Hill-
side amounted to $255.00 snIi repre-
sents actual sacrifice on the part of forts which are
Such giving and

such community cooperation cannot
Inn to be a splendid influence in the with the martial spirit °‘ u” “7'

each contributor.

“Maui-which“
whilsstthesasetimenot

heantt -

sstfollyofthc Day" was delivered by
y and”. S. P. Pairhnnksattle First

 
 

Itsthodist Church last evening hefort l
Aspecial feature of the fail term a god sised more,

All persons who were notified thst'

their side walks must be cleaned have

lisdwiththereussst. Thist'nskes

vollu much easier.
Judging min the number of now

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the youngsters of the city are imbued

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Corset illustrated, No. 720,
price $3.50, shows how it reduces
a stout figures to youthful lines.

Effect anAstomshmg

Elasfine

RCd USO ,

Transformationin

Stout

Figtu'es.

Wearing a properly fitted-W. B.
Recluse Corset you appear a
younger woman—hips, bust and
abdomen reduced 1 to 5 inches.

You can wear

styier: you are no longer

and you get
Value at mos

Iysnlssk iOtszo ”MW.

more fashionable
STOUT

Satisfaction and
t moderate price.

You never were more comfort-

able or ”easy

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No. 72!.
No. 703. Median

No. 7”. ShortStoutF
[mama

Lace Front
No. 074'.

feeling” corsets.
Reduce Styles.

DmeBroradupviuM

Ecuadorian 3.50

price 3.89
Recluse Styles.

brim-Cosimo use

No.07”. stance-tape. w
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TS are unequalled for Comfort, Wear and shapeo'mlding.

RM Backand'rontrlnesfsr
SlendcrssdAvungel’igwes

give the “new-form"; the fists

Al “if WEIGHT“ BROS“ Isa, New York

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M. W 'csncra man the star
has wrestled with wild animals;
winced out ofsight in an aero!
plane. and in “The Habit of Happi-
pass," to he shown at the Regent
Theatre on 'l'nssdc". he rent! a gang
of hardlsuckied " sst Side tonghs
*who make no efiori to spare realism.

 

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As . page struck girl III “3"“
llatineo idol.” the Paramount picture
(you Nnry Roberts Rhehnrt's well-
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at $15’aml $17
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Wolfe Horowits opened the door of 'm
his stable at 24 Madison street this!

morning and his horse, which had be-

come unite frifaky overnight dashedl

out and or. tofreedom The horse isl
saldtobealtnssian horse IndiumI

probably kind the ranks of the littl-i
’sheviki and revolted against his tour.
ter's rule- To all reports In to noon:
today the horse had not been cspturl
cd. ;
Oillcer Clune found the door at thei
rear of the Hotel Clilord saloon open
early yesterday morning and he secur-
ed it.

Frank Homer, of 4 Franklin stmct,;
informed the police that he had found?
a pocketbook and that the loser could:
have it by identifying it. He reported
the matter to Oillcer Clune

m m, m... M... w... A Gift That Will Please the Housekeeper '

move its clerical force to the Hotel:

Ciiiford in one of the vacant stores! ”mm“mmf"w; m d the 5020"“ D '6'.

there on the first of the year. i it is the M'illhdfll DAME”. ‘aom would “In.“ by.
Friendship Association, No. 7. will. miles of weary ml I the “"1 '3'. 503d

meet‘with Mrs. Fred Filter. on Wood! I kitchen Ill!) ".‘k' m

ward avenue. tomorrow evening. ‘ mm m 1m .ph" You “a “lid m wonder

Rev. Gabriel Msguire will deliver “$1M .m

an interesting and mil-1M ““m' 01111le CO-

on "With All irishman in the African:

Holiday Goods -

this evening. Rev. Mr. Maguirc has.
A large Assert-eat oi Fraction Gills al-Aiiraciive

delighted numbers of people with this;
Prices.

address which he delivered at the

Methodist Episcopal Church in Stam-'

ford at one of its famous Popular Non.

dny Nights last winter. There will be

no admission charged and everyone is

BATH RODEO AND KINONM, SILK PETTICOATS 0F REI-
DEN AND CHANGEABLE TAFFETAO. D
sun-03:13": aegis; BEOROE‘I’TE AND OATIN UNDEROILK,
SATIN cOIIINATiONt, ANIOOI.

AND IOUDOilI CAPS. . c u

invited to attend this evening. i
SILK HOSIIRY iN ALL THE PD'ULAN INADEO. HANDKEN-

CHIEFS OF MAIDEN. CREPE DE CHINE, AND HAND EMBROID-

mm W]; ENED LINEN. "5/
Au Are Happy 0v..- “Neutrons Pro: The Liflle Shop
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swear by it. stake their reputation on. (tummy about Mill! handing
around the doors of the Hotel Ia- ” no! “mum" a“ "1" ll ”M.

It. They say it is the bent and quick
est relief for those poor aching throb-
bing ioints and inflamed still muscles

nciiaotl: .mm Willi, Olfl mile W
that they have ever or) s i ccrn have received inslrnt

M are grateful. .0 would "6 ‘be c"ztiins to more all such ioicrers H mm“ 1:? "no?“

' 'g n m5 MW Oil”!
is nothing in our csflmationzrhi' bout any delay should thcr- been!
M will do m moregoodthnll. fizsancef sum time mummnsIa-imtnnonm
.. a or e ,
rtwwwrhx:h:n:‘filymnf and rougher element of the ’0 u b" ”1‘ "m" 0i m ‘
‘13 ageor “ ' cityfindingitalittletoocoldtorido“ ml “m WW "‘

will remove thepalrt. Lure out .tlIQ! vs sun's-Myanmar.”
along in lltncys and “pick up or at- W 3

"mm""'“'“' ""‘m “““E t «m ram andwo-enm 0' Wimp":

ntictishm. Oetnhotfiwtodayand TL" ° be .1” u "wand" rat-ruminant

saygoodhyiotrunlilo.. “csnd’l...nf' may ' '8 M

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For Christmas Gifts
Useful Articles

infant's Goods
Bath Robes

Long Kimonas
Silk camisoles

 

. Children ’s' Hose-
Ladies’ Hose
, Winter - Underwear

Woolen Gloves
Kid Gloves . ,' Turkish Towels
WindsOr Ties Handkerchiefs

Corsets $1.00 to 3m Brassiers 251: must

 

 

 

A. Diet: erman _& Son’s Departrnent Store
84 Washington St ‘ ‘ Phone446

 

 

 

 

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linckemo have been made to the police-1"“, Will? ‘F‘Wn as “m ' ' ' 1

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“mindingthcirowuhusinesa have ”acumen-summons"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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