stat. putty 2:15, Eve. ms, mo
New staring time by request of
l'. S. iI-‘uei Administrator
Ti ay. Friday
5 Act of Vaudeville
And Your Last Chance to see
Dorothy Dalton
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"am: Price Mark”
The great at emotional heart in-
t let'Pi-‘l play We‘liave ever presented
A mail love story beginning in
i‘airo and triumphantly ending in
New Yullti
\l’ondtirful Latin Quarter
SEE IT ’l'O-NiGH'l‘
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3 ContLplete Vaudeville
t , ormances
Cha lie Chhplln in
“ e Rink”
’athe Nests and ()tll'i‘rs
Hearst
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Regont Theatre
The Hbuse or liigli Grads
Entertainment
Pertonnaincos 2:20. 7:15 and 9
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Mary Garden
Celebrated Opel-a Star in the
i Photoplay
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Saturday
Earle Williams ‘ .
in “If Mystery Drama
“The .Grell Mystery ”
And Wm. .8. Hart ion The ..t-el
Feature
'paxora on"
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, great spectacle "The Zeppelin's '
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POULTRY SHOW ‘
. iliavi‘iiNn TOMORROWi
10 A. M. UNTIL 10 P. M.
ASSEMBLY HALL
WALL s'r. noawanx, conni
It Is the bloat Interesting and In-I.
structive ilixhibition Evel- Held
There
”illusion 15c
Children Admitted Pres When
Accompanied by 'Parcnts
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Ccsnarln "The Moth." Show Normal
Talmudgs'a Long Island ‘
Home 1 '
Stage and screen stars who make“
homes out oi- thelr dressing rooms lc'i
glen. but actresses who make studios
out or their homes are like anucl's via-
its. low andltar between. One or
these la Noting Talmadgc. the petite.
Selanicll-Plcttures r .-_ who owns a
charming auttw'ncr 'ne ttt not-choral.
Inna island. .
_ lit the lilttl‘ttl: t’ "The Moth." writt-
ton by John it. Clytnor and Harry 0.
Iloyt from the book of the same name
by William bans Orcutt. it was not-cs.i '
' “at! to have} a country estate as tho.
baclmtlnd tier some at the important:
scenes. While the director. 'lcdward'
dose. was coisltatlaa about a “loca-
tion" that to aid answer the purpose.
Niall Tannin came to the rescue
with .p sug atlon that her summer
residence balthua employed. ;
Accordingli the star and company
climbed. intotnolors and wltlssad out
What-at. i r. Jose's delight know
no bounds when he saw how locally,
fitted to ths‘rasulrcmanta was Miss,
'l'altoadga'a lions. As the scsncs‘
they were toitaha were those of it
~:' bruise party. ‘llsa Talmadao proposed
» that the company pass the wash-end
than as hcti guests. so that they
might live tltia parts or the play at
least to thatiastsnt. and seal. a car
bsclt to towli to pick up their bag-5
sags. The a sanction proved a mostl
happy cos. it a entire company. ra-
alalttlag ands the shelter-other root.‘
Lipoaisabyda asddsrotlagthaavaa-
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“Aaarssttttwbsalilpdsyotaassss
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Miss Betsy Lane Shepherd as she appeared in this city. when the music critics
i found it impossible to distinguish her voice from Ed son’s lie-Creation of it.
NEXT WEEK AT HOYT’S THEATRE
l TO THE MUSIC LOVERS OI“ NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK:—-
You are invited to attend on Thursday evening. Jantary Twenty-fourth at Eight
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A RECITAL. '
At Which Will Be Demonstrated Mr. Thomas A. Edison’s Masterpiece
The New Edison
‘THE ruomoanrnn’vnu A SOUL”
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Assisted by the lt‘ollowittir Local Talent
MISS EDITH MILLER. Soprano
,-MR' FREDERICK P. MURPHY. Violinist
MR. NORMAN E. STANNARD.CcIllat
u. MR. WILLIAM J. SAABYE. JR. Cornetist
Under the Direction of A. E. Estler
The Recital will be given through the courtesy of The Alfred Fox Piano Com-
pany. and Complimentary Tickets may be secured by application at their store.
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mud tflI ow ' .titllltlt- lO’IIIl- .
g a summer home at Booth I .bccomos tho vary queen of riotous liv-
I'llrlt'allh? high" "In? (lla- shot/non ;ing. Then Paphnulilia conceives the
“n. ' lo M up "on Hy. JULIA. 1 titles that it would give the cause or
‘ a ran ar .' out at i. i‘ ' '
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Dorothy Dalton, Thomas ll. Inco'a ' l" "" Sensational ”MOP“! ‘drossrd in the rich garments of a
brilliant photoplay actress will its; “Thais" tricntt over his coarse monk'tt robe.
Tito onc and only Mary liardcn
1and notitlcs her at his intention.
the star of "Thais." the now Goldwyn;
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photoplay lrom tho famous, novel by
Ahnatolc France. which is to be soon at
It a [tenant ‘l'hoatt'a today. it to Miss ,,
dramas or the year. inardrn'sulirat pholoplay. , “m :;:m';nr'n l"
"The Price Mark" has to do with ai "m to". the story of I beauty.
ot ancient Alexandria who is notorious Miss Joan Durban who is soon In
3’0“"! ”fl who so" from I I'M" 0M0 for not many loss atlalrs. A wealth! the lagoon. role in "The (trail Mia
'0" 1° N" V0"! 0"! “I search M I youna man named Paphnutlur is at- tary." the Greater Vita'grapli bias
"WWW Wm"- ““'M ‘0 'M".mctrc by Thais. but lmihs hsr Ribbon Icatttrs. which will be the II.-
“ll't 'l" l' 'm“ ”V "’"Pm'm home one strains. is set upon at a traction at tho Massimiliano on sat-
W‘fli l0 “W '- engagement " ,Jsaloua rival whom he stays in salt: out" do as good a pastry cool: as who
II "NI" 1'0“- dclcllac. llsylng lately become a eta-its across actress. The other! day
run the moment that sit-.- Dalton mt to Christianity Irola an sass! :vltdl tbc mossy is which is. was
in her across character or Paula boo. ballot. lie knows that larder is a "mu. "up“ to a restaurant [or
satantlist studio to the last scans of crime against haavaa.aadlnlila cranium, m warned m not to m
the warmth." to a ronssos‘ that remorse its lacuna-salad am MaghMQMI'QM
«insomnia-sot blass tbsatn- Inoatoatbsdsasrttoltnllfll’tr'mwhdththsm more
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"The Price Marll." This Is Mitts Dal-
ton'a tirat appearance under the Par-J
amount banner. and collects the solo-
tiratcd producer and his popular star
In one or the most ambitious photo
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IIOINT THIATII .ATURDAV
larls Williams in “Tits Grail Myso
Miles lake the leads.
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work todaY.
Our employees wi
morning. as follows:
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ll be paid by calling at the Pavmaster’s Oiiice on Saturday ’
FIRST SHIFT AT 9:30 A. M.
SECOND SHIFT AT 10:30 A. M.
THIRD SHIFT AT 11:30 A. M.
This factory will start operations again at Midnight Tuesday. January 22d.
The Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co.
IJanuary 18th, 1918.
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in vain, and realizing There would be’
no more work until the last crumb;
had disappeared, they. joined the cake ‘
party and subsequently voted lbsti
Miss Dunbar was “some cook."
In "The Greel Mystery," l power,
ful story or love. mystery and lirger
prints, Earle Williams and Milton)!
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It‘day. ‘
The usual mid-week services were
held in the churches last evening. l
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The Iadie‘.‘ Aid Society of the East
afternoon for their usual snw'n's.
('ttz'ttol'nl Alvin Sayre oi the 56th
Regt,, flattery I‘. Port Terry, is spend-
ing a short lurlouith with his parents
on First street.
The Amt-rlcan Lit l‘entl'le .'tlctoty
pin affected by the closing 0rd"! It-r Ilil'
tit-fl tire days and will in all probabil-
ity resume work next Wednesday
who are employed by the Remington
Arms (‘ompnnv in Bridgeport stayed
home today unaware that the factory
rct-eiwd word that they need not shut
down.
At a pinochlc tournament at the
Mayflower Hook 1 Ladder Company
held last evening liarry (‘linvt’-- "tom’s
team defeated Harry "' .crpury's
tcnm. thus making hop 2 even tor the
two teams as last neck th‘ victor
this week was the loser, l
'l‘llc Women's Auxiliary olt‘briat
Episcopal Church was held at the
home or Mrs. Fred M. Wheeler on Myr-
tle avenue yesterday afternoon and al-
tcr the regular business and social
time had been finished the mcctlnir
adlourncti itt‘a week to the home or
Mrs. G. lt‘. Smith on Rowan street. i
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Po Battcry Company on Kcyacr Place
is worhlng today and while there are
aomo hands laid off the plant is not
entirely shut down. Factories that do
not use fuel or power In any ol tbrtr.
work may keep open to do this work
thit- aorcrnmcnt has said.
a"!
The East Norwailt Tobacco Fund
mcmhcrs are again on the path at;
lhopc that thr poopic that they ask
those ' subscriptions from “coma
across" because they want to send the
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“bcr or East Norwslk boys who haven‘t
l'ccelvcli any as yet.
This]
it was announced todav that divi-
dsads lrom mutual building and loan
associations are taaabls although tho
associations themselves arc not lasa-
bis.
--Vatidovills and pictures at the
Palace tonight.
ultra. Clara Staanard o! 88 Wltard
avenue had the ulsiortans to tail on
the too be unools arcane yastarday
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and.” “swimsuits-la .
.mmtasn “Mum
“aluminum”
East Norwlillt boys some more tobac-l
co in it hurt time and also have it hunt-l.
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Jascha Heiieta’s Records
74563 Ave Marla'
74562 Scherzo-Tarantella
64758 Valso Dinette
64759 Chorus of Dervishes
DONNELLY’S
16 80. Main St.
BOOTH IORWLLI. ,
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SPECIAL VALUES IN
LADIES’ WHITE MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
E. K. BANKS
Ishsckonlo Hotel Block.
South lorwslk.
Captain William Collins at
David
Avenue M, E. Church met )‘Htcrday D. Decker'a Oyster/House while cut-
ting ice around the steamer yester-
dzty‘. htld il very narrow escape (rum
drowning, for some unknown reason
4m moi; the putt out 30 alts.) «hunt to
dt-r him and he went down out oi
sight and was iortunntc to come up
in clear water and not under the ltt-.{
(‘nplain Prank Doorman assisted hilll
on his rise to the suriaco to a hot
a
“buy local people declare them-
selves in favor of the plan .0! opening
the First District library ror an hour
. morning. daily for the exchange of books. This
. could be done without the use of much
Several East Norwallr residents coal ' ,
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The Star at Columbia Circle. 590m-
pnnions oi the Forest, met .last 3‘ eve-
ning and District Deputy 'Mrs. lda
Payne insta ltd the newly elected of-
liccrs. The members will go to Stam~
turd this evening to attend the meet-
ing of Reinai Circle. Mrs. Anna Poth.
Supreme Financial Secretary of the
order is to give a talk there this eye-
ning. A social time followed the ‘in-
atallatlon last evening. ‘
The Old Home Commandry. No. 956,
U. C. G. C. met last cvcnlng at G. A. R.
ball. at which time an entertainment
committee consisting of Helena (larda,
bottle Payne. rMs. W. Wilson and
Mrs. Margaret Lamar were appointed.
Thc investigating commltwc was also
appointed and consisted of William
Anderson. Lady Henry Gibbs, Lady 6.
Rcdling and Lady B. Hosting. Mrs.
Wilson was appointed pianist. Regu-
lar business was conducted with initia-
tion. The retiring commander. Mrs.
Schlltt. was preacntcd with a badao by
T59 liltll'lltlllll dcpnrtmt‘nt 0' "19 Hl' Deputy Grand Commander Lady Lot~t
Payne. The wellarc ol the lodge
talked over and prospccta tor the
lie
was
coming year were regarded as favor-
able.
—AGIlIOY roa—
Phoebe Snow Toilet Preparation.
Guaranteed by us to be satisfac-
tory. Stop in and got booklet.
more stiltscrlptlona to the fund “diam-POW.“ Comrutlonl
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The Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co.
In accordance with orders appearing in the daily papers. from the United
States Fuel Administration. we have closed this factory today. Employees on our
second and third shifts will please take notice. that they should. not report for
. town Sheet
ru‘sgwmmmmumtmmttttttltiitltilttttttttillttttllltulmm .
Each News Item
which rsports loss of valuables by theft, burglary.
hrs or other disaster, sounds a warning to you.
IOTtoboalisyholdarinssats
in the vaults oi tilts bank'l. Absolute
protection to your valuables and
antsarsprlcadtooiowtoryoutoloagsr
last a safety ssrvlcs . As
otharinsuranoa,today'sthsttinatogsttt.
scum NPRWALK
SAVINGS BMK
.PREslliEN'rlioT
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INTERFERING ,
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{product to tilt closed ice plants at
g production coat.
The tw-mtytllrec steel plants notIo ~
tflcd they may continue operation I! .
{they devoted 100 per cent. capacity
pin the production 0! steel plates (or
“the Emergency Fleet Corporation in-
iclude Forged Steel Wheel Company. :
:Butler. l’a.; Whittaker-Gleaner Steel
;Company, Portsmouth. Ohio; Youngfi
and iron Company.
[Youngstown Ohio; Allan Wood, iron
iand Steel Company. Conshocton, PL:
tliethlehem Steel Company. plants at .
SIPPIIOII,.P‘.L and Sparrows Point.
‘Md; ItIlthHlp Ste-cl Company's Stool
ipllmta at Coatcsvillc and .1011li. ,
il’a.: Lukcns Steel Company. plants at. ,
iCoatesviile and Carnegie. P3,; Crud- v
ibie Steel Company plants at Pitta-
Iburph, i’a.. and Hatrison. N. .l. .
. habeiie iron Works. Steubenytllo.
iOhio: Otis Sire] ('ompany. Cleveland:
ilmckawanna Steel Company. Build»;
illinozs Steel Company. Chicano: ,
Jones and Laughlln Steel Company.
jl’ittshurgh: Donner Steel Company.
-Bufiaio; inland Steel Company. II-
diana Harbor, Mich; Central Steel
and iron (‘ompany, Harrisburg; no
Eptthiic iron and Steel Company,
l Youngstown, and the Corrigan-Mclfllr
Vmy Steel Company. Cleveland.
' WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.~All t3.
pliiicipal munitions plants Will be put-
mined to work at full capacity under
thc Fuel restriction order. As alto
noilllt'ed last nizhl by the Fuel M-
miltistrn-ion. only portions of the
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plants making condenser tubes would ‘ '
have been permitted to operate. It
was an oilir-iol mistakc. .
All the do Pont l’oider plants all!
the plants of eighteen other great
Companies mentioned lll hat nlgbI’I
omcinl announcement its being ro-
tttlictt'd to manufacture of condcnaw
tubes. are by th“ odiclul motllflcstln
today pertained to run lull blast.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Ids-nut.“
on the tart reduction order blast.
up in the llousevnguln today.‘ lap
‘ rcscntattvt- i-inydr r. of New York. dos
nouncing it. said the President ill
made a fatal cum in perm‘ttlng Ir.
tnarflcld to issue tbs order I“.
Ibc said. meant utter chaos. want and
adhering in this country. Matty m
bers took pill-l in tho discussion.
WASHINGTON. Jan. lar’wu"
three or tip» country‘s largest M
mills have bcen notillcd that they
may continui- opctnt‘on it they I.
.to 100 pct cent. capacity on ordul
‘ior alt-cl slllp plates for the Navy
.the Ellzcrrcllcy l-‘lcct Corporation.
i WASHINGTON. Jun. 18.—
Congress Rtitlt'lllblttl. attacks on lb.
,Iucl restriction Oi'tlt‘l‘ butst out an".
iplnulcd in the Senate. with rm
ment that thc l-‘ut-l Atllninistrntial
bait inner ll its icsulutlon asklhl M
' dt-scrllit‘d themselves
'di-lnv. St-htttort
'tts being in it state of “imperial“. b-
diilnntion." ‘ .
"All lltllt chaos is slitthlfltll.‘ Idle
liltor Smith. or Mlcltiann. Republial
declared. "Thc t-lcnlitc should riot
and clip the winds of those who soak
lit exercise such maturity which III
' never intended to it yen."
I A lcllcr Il‘tllll llr. Garfield dated to-
|tlay received by Senator Smith.‘
th'Orfllll. stated that the ruling "deal
not apply to newspapers or other
dustt-ics operated by the use or hydr'
iicctric power."
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