ingest Theatre
Thafloaae of High Grade
Entertainment
Today
Douglas Fairbanks
in a psychological Comedy
“The Habit of Happiness”
Wednesday
Madge Evans
In the Delightful Story
“The Adventures of Carol”
Also Burtgn Holmes Travel
lctures
Thursday and Friday
Norma Talmadge
In Her New Photo Drama
“The Secret of the
Storm Country
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in
Red," in 8
COMING-William Farnum
“When a Man Sees
parts.
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Monday and Tuesday
Marguerite Clark
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“Bab’s Matinee Idol”
One of the Famous Saturday Even-
ing I‘Ost ‘Sllb- I'leb' Sloth i
Hearst Pathe News
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Mack Senneti Presents
“A Bedroom Blunder”
A Screaming Slap-Stick anti
Girlie Comedy
' Wednesday
Tyron_e nPower
“The Planter”
From the Novel by limit
Whitaker
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ill illE THEATERS
PALACE THEATRE
Inn Pennington In
AM." at the Palace Friday
Ill-lug expelled from school, running
any twice, interrupting an elopenlent
t id impersonating ti famous donut-use
3e only a very few of the many ad-
ventur’bs that keep pretty little Ann
Pennington of the Ziegfefd Follies
busy in her latest Paramount picthre,
”l'he Antics of Ann," which is to ,lie
the attraction at the Palace Theatre
Friday,
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ring Marguerite Clark Dance
at, Studio
The scenes of the dance at Bob's
55 home ill Marguerite Clark's Iat‘cst
Paramount photoplay, “Bali's Matinee
Idol" which were recently filmed at
the Paramount studios were the occa-
sion of much comment and amuse-
ment among the players. There was
furnished a real and very fine orches-
tra and Nigel Barrie as Carter Brooks
and Helen Green as Leila. the big sis-
ter, took full advantage of the oppor-
tunity to display some of the very lat-
est steps. The scene was rehearsed
five thin, to the great delight of all.
Miss Clark as Bab, will appear on‘the
screen of the Palace Theatre today.
SEPTEMBER MORN HA8 NOTHING close on Friday for the Christmas ya i
cation. This holiday will last for two5
ON SHAPELY ANDREA
Miss Lucille Kins "In" WWW 5‘" lack of coal to heat the buildings.
Smiles In 'Bathli x Scene of Film
Spectacle, “Ti-2 Planter," at the
Palace Wt. Joecday
Miss Lucille King, who plays An-
drea in a new Mutual special producv‘
lion, “The Planter," starring Tyrone
Power, is one of the most beautiful
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Insure Your
Eyes
Don't you think you are taking
his risks in reflecting your
eyes? If you have headaches,.
the print blurs, your eyes water
or feel strained, you should con-
snlt an ocnlist at once, .
All examinations at our estab-
lishment are made by an oeulist
without charge.
THAN/[ER
"The Three-0 lye Service"
Ocuiiats. Opwinetrists.. opticlana,
81 Adults Sq. Stamford: Conn.
Helen sci. Ive. wisp. wh'III. m7
“The Antics of
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Players in “Ball's Matinee Idol” Star will be. ”8st“: to the city by the.
fa. & K. Mutual Benefit Association. li
‘5will fly in a prominent place as a re
Mum pill“ in the in“ for
55mm or the scenes is “The Planter;
--seeaes that call for Jim such so
lion as that in which Miss .{ing ts pre-5
_ ee.nted
i When the youn actress abandons
the habllments of civilization and
plunges into the Gila river, she is pro-
bably the most beautiful thing that
the morning sun of that wild region
'ever shone on.
51 Miss Kim: was one of the most not-
ed models in the world when she es-
poused motipn picture art. She had
been paslng in the nude for four years
when induced to sign a contract for
her appearance In “The Plantar."
Most of the leading artists or the
‘country had painted her.
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WAR MUSIC CONCERT
Gen. Russell Frost Will Preside
Mrs I ililan Sherwood Newkirk will
-sing the National Anthem at the Pat-
.riotic Concert of War Music at the
Armory next Friday evening. In ar-
5 ranging this stirring event the Mutual
.Benefit Association of the Employes
of the Crofut dz Knapp Company has
5provldei‘. an opportunity for the peo-
ple of the Norwalks to show their tip-
preciation of the patriotism and valor
of Norwalk'i sons who have joined the
colors. it will be an Eveniniz of war
music played by one of the best. mili-
tarv bands in the country, the Second
Regiment lland, of New liav.en There
will be no high brow compositions but
just those homely. soul-stilrinc song-i
and marches which are so dear tothe
hearts of our soldiers and sailors.
The audience may join in singing
them If it wishes and it willille pretty
hard to keep voices or feet will.
Wherever friend meet-l friend the
topic of conversation is the float war
and generally It Is the doleful feti-
tures of the frieltti'ul conflict that ill"
dwelt upon. We. will need the nppor
tunity to get together and cheer our
men under circumstances which will ..
inspire our ccuraze and renew the con
fidence We all have that when the
war ends our sacrifices will not have
been in vain. We neetl a night of in.
5‘ l a . l with music . .
“mm m" "d "m“ 0" Daniel I‘cilv is critically ill at the
that will set the blood tingling and ~ ‘ ms
‘ . ho!!!ta 0! his daughter. Mrs. Elmer ns 1' .
pulses heating, with eloquent address ‘ ' _ , '
, it. Ease, of itowhyton avenue, . WILL BL .
es in connection with the service flan , | 0" P‘Y.
of the city, each bright star represent With 703115 practically Inlpasaablw ,' .
in: a .\'orwallt bov who has none with 55h55b5‘5‘5515i55 gamma. the till’mflnl? {or 0|-
,. o s as con greater s nee t e g . .
high courage to fight his country s t _
snow than In a long time before. mm
battles; with no imported spell-bind-
s'rs, hilt ollr own thought interpreted
and expressed hv our own orators; ai-
sity. at Mlddletown. and n member of z .
Douglas Fairbanks In “The Nabit a!
"uploads,” a may Brim .,
Full or Laughs lg
The sunny disposition of Douglas-
Fairbanks has at but been adequately
dramatized in “The Habit of Hltpri l 5
nose." I {
His particular business is to makefl
down-hearted people laugh. The very}
novelty of this brings him some (Ii ‘
ents than he ever can hope to cure. i
Among them is a crabbed old million-i
sire, and Fairbanks takes WCLHJ' In 5!
latest in his case because he has
beautiful daughter. In the course of
his strenuous shorts to relieve the old :5
bov of the blues, Fairbanks unearths ‘
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,WehavealargestockofnssdPianeswhieh wererbyusspsrtpsymenton
“ AMPICO PLAYER PIANOS”
aplot which Is afoot In Brooi street
5t5the Curb market for a change) to
flseparale him from his wealth Details
of‘the conspiracy aim to abduct ”9
millionaire and keep him safely odt5
of finance is put over. Qli‘. e by
chance;- Fairbanks finds himself in-
volved in this plot. and defea‘s It ‘n
a highly ingenious as well an athletic
manner
To dispose of them quickly we have priced themsolowthatyoncannotsifordtonegeettolook
if you intend purchasing a piano. Among these pianos are
Knabe, Steinway, Chickering, Weber,
Behning, Mathushek
THESE PIANOS luvs sans omnsuun AND PM In nasa- cna'ss common
REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY
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Maigr- Evans in the Charmin; Stormy
“The Adventures of Carol"
You'll like “The Adventures of Car- .
‘oi" the new World-Picture IlradY~_ '
Made which charming little Madge
Evans plays the role of Carol. This .
enteriaining attrattion will be shown
on Wednesday at the Regent "it“‘ll'e.
Be sure that you see it. You ll like,
li'adge Evans and her skilled lie ‘lnz.5
yiu’ll like the brilliant conlpltni asfi
l-ernhletl to support her, you'll like
the great 5buttioor views, the unusuai‘
views of New Y,orlt the uncle,
strong. fascinating, unusual story
See in
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STOOL, DELIVERY AND ONE
WEEK M'smsm f
Harold Cutbill of Wesleyan liniver-j
e . N rwaik celebration of the R. 0. T. C. infantry unit. Is s nd-
5.\5'5r5i5l5-5v:v5i5ill5t's5:/prid: in her own brave. men ing the Christmas vacation at555‘hls55 - EACH PIANO 5
A fine pr.( first result of the turnout home in Rowayton
will be a liberal smoke fund for our All mtereflf‘d in the making of “up;
.\'orwalk boys, Twothirds of the t0 gtcal dressings for the Red Cross are , WHEELOCK METROSTYLE PIANOLA
tttl receipts will go to our sailors and
soldiers without any deduction for ex-
pense, or any risk of deficit.
The service flag which will be un-
furled with . appropriate ceremonies
Invited to meet for work at the home
of Mrs. E. H. Every. Pennoyer street.
Thursday afternoon, at 1:30 o‘clock.
The rural mail carriers are proba.5
bly having as much trouble as anyone
In town as a result of the storm.
Hardly any of them were able to coy
er their routes on Saturday but it is .
hoped that they will have he ter luck
as each day rolls around. The now
Is light and as yet has packed but :--
little and the consequent hard travel-
ing is too much for the horses. The
carriers complain that patrons on the 5'”
routes in many Instances have not
complied with Section 82; of to post-
al laws. which'saya: “Patrons of the
rural free delivery shall keep the ap-
TA5KEN IN EXCHANGE
Cost $650, Bargain $225, Easy Payments
mormaaovs onsmrmowmmnumm
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
All Standard Make 3 of Talking Machines
minder to visitors and to our on"! cit-
izens that the spirit which has made
\'orwaik eminent among New England
cities has sent out hundreds uf our
young men to act well their part in
the time of the. nation’ a need. The
program In connection with the dedi-
cation of this flag will Include particl
pation by the. localG. A. R. men who
ioliilht in the great (‘ivil War .nd
whose blood still runs but with patriot-
he Alfred F OX Plano Co.___
85 NO. MAIN STREET
STORE om ”NBS UNTIL XMAS
mints
“Quality Shop”
lc zeal. Many of the audience will :c- ”030“?" . '0 "1"" box“ clear ill"-
5 i o enjoy the dancing to the ”0le rt‘movai of snow drifts ol- _
55555 55 5 5 ’ _ other obstructions by which the de- '
splendid military music of the
0nd Regiment Band.
livery of mail Into them would be ren-
‘ Idered Impossible or dii'IIcu'; without,
he city wm’the carrier leaving his conveyance." ;
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The public schools of t
—DIAM5OND LAVALLIERS, DIA-
mond brooches. Cameo broochis, an“
weeks If not longer, because of the
prices up to 840. Large selection at
Brand s .iewelrv Store
EXPRESS COMPANY RESPONSI
BLE FOR UNION STATION FIRE
LIVESTOCK CROW?
TO CONNECTICUT
Major Samuel Russell, r., of Middle-
town, chairman of the subcommittee
.on livestock, appointed by the Connec-
lticul Committee of Food Supply int;
conjunction with the United Sister
Food Administration. reported yeler-
day the arrival at Westdeld of the ear
load of livestock which he. and Coin-'4'
'rnllisioner on Domestio Animals Jamesi‘
NEW HAVEN, Dec.’lS.>—After the
fire that destroyed the railroad stsv
lion in Hartford, a question developed
where the blame rested, whether on
the railroad company or its tenant,
the Adams Express Company. The
lmatter was referred to former Presi-
dent W. H. Taft and last spring and
snmme he was taking te timon‘ . lti ., ,
is lind:l'§|i00d here that‘he55 has given'g'ewgnflfft’; 2%?‘httrst,xm"$$ , m 1m
his decision that the, express com-luvistoeck Ex e iii" t55Ch5l5 em: . I .
'pany is‘rcsponsible for the tire, but 9055 on a “‘0' 5' l5“ 5 .b' a.”
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carries with it a feeling of spontaneous warmth and a . . 1. 5 . 5
cogéufiicmfi'iiiviflm' which no other form of . Cut Glass, Brass Fern planes, Jsrdiners, ssh Trays, Smoking Sets, 5 13118 """""""" melon,”
. Brass Umbrella Stands, Candlesticks, China Dinner Sou, Sugar and ’ mg m m m “In“ '
A 50-word Night Letter affords ample scope for the c""" 3'“! “m“"'“ "m‘ ”‘mnr ”mm. mi “um “"7 ii 5555‘“, DE 1'5, Y5
fullest expression. Sets, Glass Vases, Wine Sets, Water Sets, Payroll Glue Sailing Wars. ; g, /.
galley: in camp. partlcululy. will welcome I niturAe, “.121.“¢'2m"3,‘"£.€1.?¥§n'1" 5:5: wlwwsidflr 95515: is ~ 5
tum telegram. Boats, Guns, stationary legions, Issues Wilson. ”'0an Etc. ; . WARE AW 0mm 5 ,
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Norwalk Chronicler