Widow
Itegent theatre
“smallish“
Data-tampon!
Today
Alice June
In a Blue Ribbon Feature
“The Fettered Woman”
And ltth Episode of
“The Fightinz Trail”
Monday
Virginia Pearson
in the Mystery Photoplay
“Thou Shall Not Steal”
Tuesday
William 8. Hart
in a Tile of the Northwest
“The Primal Lure”
T h u r s day and Friday—«Mae
$ Marsh in “The C inderclla Man."
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Today. Saturday
Vaudeville and
Florence Labadie
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“War and the Woman”
Great “Tania of AIIIeIiIan
“01.n1ii‘llud
Marie Walcamp
in the Fifteenth Epsode of
“The Red Ace”
And the
' Hearst Pathe News
’3 Complete Vaudeville
Performances Today
Vaudeville Next Week
5 Monday. 'ul‘ esday and
Wednesday
Feature Pictures
Monday and Tuesday
l 4.! SI Iart Bllu‘ldIlll l'l’it“ IIII.
“the Judgment lieu. .I"
Wednesda;
:l‘aylor Holmes in
‘ FFools For Luc' "
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W m. S .mHart m n“ “The Silent
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pALAcE-‘THEATRI: I» V
5 Stuart Blacklon Brooklyn's Buslest
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liIIriIII: the. completion or his offices
.II' the i’arIIIIIount studios in Brooklyn.
"-4. Y., when: he has been working on
Ibo productions of Sir Gilbert l‘arkcr.’
.: Stuart Blackton. “'0“ known pl'nv
Ilncer ot‘the "Battle Cry of l’e.‘
-lld "Wonlztnlzood." hos lIeI-n liill‘tl put
to it to escape the visitors who have
”woman! in upon him.
Mr. Bl ckton has town a zamut of
,, dozens 0 men. women and children
I-Ich morning seeking entplovment tor
information. besides superintI n lllb‘
tussock-m
“War and the Woman" is character- .
slammed.”
is“ as a great big patriotic picture
in which Harem “Eadie. who is
supported br a fine east.
more beautiful than she has or er doneI
oathe screen.
It deals chieflv with spies and that
Secret Service. but there is just the
right amount of war sin! in it to rive:
it a punch. The hero is an aviator an. t
with American aviators going to 99}
front every day now, the picture is;
up to the minute. I};
ISuspense‘asd thrills begin right at
the cocaine. Florence LaBadie. as a,
patriotic young American. falls under
the suspicion of the U. 8. Secret Ser-
stepfather. who is acting as the area»
of a foreign government. i
She leaps o! a moIing train to es-i
cape from him. and the night scene
in a railroad switch-yard is a “'OndPPU
A few moments later she is called up-
on to give first 'atd to an aviator
whose machine falls before her eyes.
She falls in love with and marries
the aViator (Wayne Arev) and their
trips in the air furnish manv thrills.
There is literally :I smashinz finish‘
to the picture. Near the (rd of the
plav. while “his i.’IBadie is a prison-
er in her own home. which has been
made the headquzirters or the invad-
ing army, determined to punish the
men who have been responsible for so
much misery, she plans to blow up the.
house. While the officers feaSt, the
fuse is lighted and at the same time
the girl's hurband starts out in his
aeroplane to rescue her.
Florence LIIBadle'I-I acting in this
picture is a revelation. it is the kind
of work that should make her one of
the biggest stars on the screen. The
support given her i- fine.
Ernest Warde. the director of the
picture. does a remarkable piece of
acting in the role of “Denny" a cor.
”War and the Woman", shows what
micht easily happen in America if the
Germans could break tlIl'onuh and cut
over here. It shows a wealthy .Irirto-
t'l'otlc younz American wc-Ian format
to’work as a maid in her own lli)ll\'t‘.,l
when It is cap‘tII-etl and used as oiliU
"cres' lIr-ndqnzlrters, it shows the girls
of the neichh‘orhood “invited" to come
to the dinners given hv these offi-
cers each night and. above all, it
shows what a patriotic AIIII-rit'an girl
is made of when pn‘ to the test.
“War and the Woman" l.-I nIIt lil-‘l
an ordinary production ’l'lm l’:t'lIII ot-
Vilciztls thonghtot with 'in" it ll‘a' a six-
I'ecl special. but the Gold nlltlrll'l'
‘stpmlnl'd in so hi 'll llliil it was t‘lli
‘rionn to fly - and is no“ a s! Ip' ant:-
pnIItlI Nor) all the “1V,
RECENT THEATRE ”My,
Alice Joyce in"'The-Fettercd Woman"
and 14m Episode of “The
Fighting Trail"
in "The FI-ttcrc'i Woman." the
,(lI'eater Vltatzrnpli Blue Ribbon fea-
ture which will be. the. attraction at
the Recent Theatre toIlIIv Alice Joyce.
is starred in a role ht-st .snllctl to her
IIInrkI-Il talent. that calling for stromt
emotional Iharatterizations. in this
inscinnfintr plat, she i.- ’1 college girl
tolled home III the tr'ttzit death of h- I'
look: ml:
i JA UARY SALE
WITHOUT A DOUBT OFFERS
g THE GREATEST vuurs or nu YEAR
vice because of the activities of her um 3“:st in: $13“. 1.: 3.2:;
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‘ rabbit fur for this purpose it is said WUARRANTID
a and millions of rabbit skins are made'
Winter GOods at Reduced Prices
Bath Robes
Boys’i’aiamas
Flannelette Skirts
Fur Collars
Flannelelle Kimonos
Hockey Caps
Skating Sets
lnianls’ Sets
Child’s Coats
Teddy Bear Suits
Child’s and Adults’ Sweaters
A. DlCliERMAN & SON’S DEPARTMENT STORE
‘84 Washington/i Street Phone 446,
A". machine achieved what he was “’9":
3 you will see machines doing things‘
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juntil January 9 was granted lira liar I
Tdemists of this city. arrested on aI
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"llsuawhoiavatodtbcsuiag
when he stopped trying to imitate the
human hand. If you so into a tactory
which only human skill could do but;
a short time ago. but the processes are
quite diflerent from the manual meth-:
0d The inventors have risen superior
to the formulae that nature would
mmfiiin Gaueetanrs Plath“, disscolorod.
WOOL line for baking (’1' boiling
Rabbit hair is supplanling wool in
106 It.
the felt hat making industry of Austra- ‘
lia. where there are thirty factories in PM! OMRY
operation at present making use ofB
to be superior to the finest merino. EGGS
OLD FASHIONED
use of annualliu .I BUOKWHEAT . . . . . .. 3 lbl. I:
banners Cases CONTINUED.
you HAVEN Jan I~Cominuance CORN HEAL
3113s.”.
ry A. Reynolds and William O. Loft,§
charge of practising without a li-
license. when the cases came up in the.
city court yesterday. Both men were‘
licensed dentists last .year but failed
to renew licenses this year. it one
said. The arrests were two of ten
made in various cities on complaint of.
the Connecticut Dental Association. ‘
You don’t have to go to Paris. Paris
comes to you in the beautiful collec-
tion of chic designs in The “inter
Fashion 3: 01:. You have an almost
benildering choice of styles. Smart,
practical, up- 'to-datc and easy to
I'LCIIICE LA BAD”: J
In “War and t'.c Woman." at the Pal-
ac-c Today /'
REGENT THEATRE MONDAY
Vlrglnla Pearson will be seen Mon
day at the [lexical Theatre in William
Fox's IIIIIwI pho‘opluy, "Thou Shall.
Not Steal."
“Thou Shall Not Steal" is :I Iletec<
tire Slill‘l' with II gripping power and.
Miss i’carson who plays the pull of
Marv ilrucc takes full advantage of
the motionnl masthilities in the storv.
Mary yilruce is in low- with ltIIcIII ‘
Bcnlon IltolII rt Elliott). the setrt’tury
of her f.IthIII “ho is a hunk r Lord
llmctford IJolIn Goldsnotthyi, weal-
thy. is in low'uith Marv who, when
she first met him in England. was not
well to do. ‘
Mary's father is in need of' $ltlt‘I,tlUO
and he lll'H‘Q Mar} to mam llaH‘r
foul so that he ca It not the. monty. ile—
livvinI: “an. “ill do this thol‘ father
the details ‘0 III “mane“! port of the lam“ '0 m” "“‘m ”r a l""‘ l“ W” horrous tinonno from the mm anti
:lIortcst scene for his pictures. as he
H a well known realist and insists on
every detail being perfect. ”l‘he Iudg
'IIent House ' by Sir Gilbert Hokey:
which will he released very shortly.
Will appear at the Palace Theatre
next week Monday and Tuesday with‘
vaudeville. .
“War and the Woman"
Florence LaBadie in “' 'ar and the
Woman," Pathe Gold Rooster plat. in;
five. parts, written by Philip Loneroi
can. produced by Thanhouser. under:
under the. direc“ ‘n of ErnI-‘t t'..
Wade at the,‘ Pala Theatre today.
The Than? III.» ~ flovrpary submit
{ed to Pathe -' I. :II Ionm l. Ibadle pi:-
lure. "War and tl‘ I Woman," and i‘
. is so good from every angle that limit;
GLASSES,
will cure most head-
aches.
The straining short to see clear-
ly causes headache.
Let our oculilt examine your
eyes and prescribe for them if
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THAMER;
l "The sum-o ye Service"
her of her inheritance.
puts the money in the bank.
, make. And what a saving for you!
E\Cl') single design In The Winter
in the Stellar Role of the Photoplay.
gent Theatre Monday
_VIQGINIA PEARSON
DIRECTION WILLIAM FOX
"Thou Shalt Not Sten'.’
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81 Atlantic 8L. Stamford. L'onn.
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This photograph. one of the very few showing the ka‘. sm- to Constantinople, shown him saluting the Cheek-Ul-lslam. head of the Mohammedan
Church. it has Just come to the United States after publication in Germany.
in the photograph are shown the Cheek,
Dover Pasha. minister of war. who has been chaired pith' being the Ger man agent in Turkey. and the kaiser.
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the sultan of Turkey,
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in detail by using
PICTORIAL;
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PATTERNS
These patterns make Iyour dresses
loci; cxactlr like the designs. And
(1 II ’I ltlr‘. It that l’IctoriaI Review
l’atlt‘rnr‘. sax c you from one— half to
one u'lIoIc guard of material on each
dress.
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5:3. January Patterns
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McGALl.
PATTERNS
If you buy ready-made
clothes for the children, the
problem of keeping than
well and warmly dressed for
a reasonable amount is in.
deed serious.
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But it you make their clothes (I
at home, using a McCall - ‘7,
Quarterly and McCall Pat-
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greatly simplified but the
children w ll be better drew
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Which 'r‘atlerns
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So. Norwalk A
Christmas Savings Club
otters you an opportunity to accumulate a fund for Christmas
or to save for taxes. I“
It is open to everybody. There is no membership fee, or
any other cost to cost to join.
All that is necessary is in call at our bank. make your first
club deposit and secure a dzpositor’ a card. Deposits may be
made weekly (or in advmce). .
Classes are oflered to suit all purposes. You may join one
or more classes as you desire.
own Is now one so norm mans. Jon
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