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sods m tantrum-
mums-aromas”..-
try at the sums time. Unfortunately
situat- bowls. and mu- Hamilton.
. “In or Music Imuln'
in his newest Paramount picture.
agent Theatre
h. ”malty,“ “focusing its the “ban of lusic Mountain." which is to
stinoo a 2:15, Evening Shows W. . ‘
I t . 1 15 fl compilations through her "17“!qu at the Palace Theatre on lon-
start I N” at and 3' uni Jealousy day Wallace Reid plays the part of
. Bob carried out his part of the plan liIenry ‘18 Spailn, a zoning 29:93:";
Today. . brilliantly by meeting the baffles; at The storv den s sit Is al 11 d
0hr. Kimball Ym the steamer, gm" her the N” word, incleaning up «lidssngnof 2.1" “7:51:05
And her own company in overpowerina and making a prisoner mfgb'gzd “Irv-r212? 5’! hi: mlather.
- of her. He took way all of her be- " 9
“Shirley KI)?” longlnsi. arrayed himself in be r There is a very fasclnatlns lav e!
.--__ clothes. and discovered all 0! the int snot-y, with the daughter of the sore
SATURDAY portant matters with which she ha d thief in the gang as his fiancee. rheI
Emmy Wehlen been entrusted etc... at. 1......» v" "‘9“ “It?“ 31' $1.32 13312
in the Metro Wouderplay “0'18- Tl'ese he could not find. Fin 1““ at I“? 12;!“ em: find a 'w" to
. ally the batoness herself escaped. and the gun. r h 1th
a one Outstder” made a desperate attempt to regain comments their lives toget er do
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Alld Wm. S. Hart In her own identity, but by a ruse Boll In" any 0' ‘hfeef: Fwfiifidresmlsuzl
“Then“ Cfld” discovered from her the hiding-place robberi'ra, "1.8 V :O’M‘mfl ”Mountain
.._. of the instructions which were in the llmwfifi§n .b: Frank H ‘lpearmau
. was ' . . -
Mentor—Emily 3‘8”“ in “Out. collar of a clog which had caused him rm ‘n "Ev-
witted» a lot of troubln, and which he had it“ originally in serial to . l
i or) body's .tiagazine.
~'started to give away on several occa‘
Wsdnesday—r—Marguerlte Clark in 1sinus. With these in his hands Bob
"The Amazons." returned to his masculine self and
ended the suspense of his family. and
‘the anger and doubt of his fiancee.
‘ Rasputin, Russia's Mad Monk,
1 Path; Serial
Rasputin, the Mad Monk of Russia,
whose simultaneous appearance in
rival films-was responsible for a flatlc
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
lDlara Kimball Young in tho Comedy
Drama Success, “Shirley
. Kaye"
“ Shirley Kaye" from the play of the
same name in whith Clara Kimball
will appear at the Regentl
"l'llelitie totlai'. shows the ,interrcIa-|
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other of having taken advantage of
his orlainal idea of depleting the
career of the wicked Monk on the
screen. Now it develops that the idea
road.
penalin". calamity, which will also in’
“Madam Spy”
See the Amaztnz Exposure of the
tnside workings of foreign agents
rogue. author of“'l'he Hidden Hand'
serial. The first episode tells how it
whom she sponsors in society"
“Easy Street”
Hmrsbpauw . .. girl baby was born in the Russian
MN" and Otboym Court to the Grand Duke. The Duke m”. “lmhlnvur” {mm 0m 0,
. and the Mad Monk. who is referred to 1
Monday in the picture as Rascou, were rivals "I" -..--__,___ ,
Wallace Reid for the favor or the Cult 3 neceu‘r THEATRE saruaosy
“ ‘ —~ln-— ' "The Mad Monk, so the storv goes. __
Nan 0f MHSIC Mountain” knew that the Grand Duke had lit“ “The Outsider." Starring Emmy Web
The cast. includes Ann Little, come a father that day and appear?“ ion, and Wm. 8. Plan in “The
James ruse and Theodore I before the Car. He pretended to go Last Card"
Roberts into a trance and, swaying and chant- Exquisitn Hr. nu- wehlen. one of the
inn at the foot of ill? throne, he made telnverost .inll dl.llillf'lll of Metro stars
"' ’~—-'- -— llllfl dreadful lll'Pdll'llOll. it the principal attraction in
“This day, in your very court, a
Ialrl baby will be born. who will zrow
Outtltier."
'n sch-cu vnrslon of the novel,
iii “if lflllllllS
tup to be the most beautiful woman body," by the popular "they,
PALACE THEATRE in the world. ‘Sltr will cause your Joseph lance. It has been arrnnilt‘ll -...-_...
,llOWllllll alld bring “hm" "‘9 deatruc- for tho- strr-en hv Clmrles A Tay.lor -—l.:tst ffilli‘t‘ before Lent Eugles' h .
J k Mulhall Production, “Madame ticn or the Empire on llt‘l' ciitlltt’t‘nl'l himself .t mounts plav- wright and mo ‘llttll. Albion. tonight. I 4
Spy" at the Palace Today . birthdai’." Hun pittziu t-.spert who has taken full; - I ..
Raben Wesley, the son of an ad- "The Emperor kidnapped tllo hill". ittl‘flllftitf.‘ of its drumallt‘ DOIFlhlll' The regular "‘0”an “f Old “..‘" * *' "- -—'—"-- '-- ---~-—-— —~ ~ ‘ - m- ,,.., — w
inteudln': to kill her, He changed
his mind when he recalled the Monk's
prediction that she would be the most
beautiful Woman in the world. and
sent her to America to be brought up
as the daughter of a wealthy intuit-
tions manufacturer." ,
’-According to Pathe, the production
of the scenes involving Rasputin ,
tit".
"Tim (itiisit‘t-r" deals in beauty and
thrills .\"\'t'l‘ bt‘lore, perhaps, have
such tnunnlflcont scenes been photo
graphed in connection with a screen
drama.
tuiral, had learned nothing in college
.-toept female impersonation. At this
he was tip top, but it didn't help him
pass the. examination, so he was fired.
After a stormy scene with his father
he sat down to think it over in a deep
trio-chair. He was so still that Han-
son. the butler, came into the room
supposing it wad unoccupied. opened
the admiral’s desk with a skeletou'were committed ‘0“ ”do” the dis—
key. and took out several plans. Fromxcusslon arose as to the originality of
the French window came another Ger-'tbe Rasputin. l
man spy. and 80!), all ears, discovered “The Hidden liland" serial has four
that a baroness, another secret ser- __.~-.-- _ _ plete without
vice employe. was on her Way to: ‘
America with lnstmctions for all of
the secret service'operstlves in this
country. Bob also heard what the
pass word was to be. Here was his
cuss or until
loll inns mun
Est Less Moat If You Feel Backacby
or Have Bladder Trouble
Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the "idueys in their ef-
forts to filter it from the system. Reg-
ular esters of neat must flush the
kidneys occasional it You must re-
lieve them like you relieve your bow
ela: removing all the acids, waste and
poison, else you feel a dull misery in
ion to Regent Theatre Febru-
Iry'14
\‘ichols 'The Man From Wicklow'
of course. plays the title part.
dashinc young lrishman. who Wow
'and \th his lady fair. and sings his
.lllnl. State will be placed on sale
zilcnday.
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Corporal David Glass. who has been
enjoying. a four day furlough with the
Tailor-'21,“; Grove street. returned to
his duties at Camp Deveus this morn-
Iing.
"'DANCING SATURDAY NchT
‘1 Town Assembly Hall.
:plt‘t‘t‘ orchestra—Cathedral Chimes.
CLARA KIMBALLYOUNG
In tho Photoplay, “Shirley Kaye”
Regent Theatre Today
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combat between two producers re “I,“ of 50,4,” life Wm, the high fi-
cently, is also. playing an important i , f h d hter of an.
- . . nonre 0 today. 1‘ c suit
“it 0'"! 2-15. EV¢~ 5'45: 3-30 role in "The Hidden Hand." the latest old “mm. “ho“. founder “Pirale'
Pathe serial, which opens at the K? H! y, 1 h r tl'nion Ccn-v
. )9 (null. I r er l e g ea K tlar street. is seriously ill at her home-
T9daY. Friday Palace Theatre, Saturday, Feb. 18. “4| 3. R. she learns that her father] with pneumonia
VllldEVllle and Jack Mlll- According to the press reports. one ll~' in immediate danspr of being rr-
all [n of the fighting producers accused the llu'ii'l'd from the presidency of 'hnI
lie is heartbroken over the im ‘
bin is the loss of the family interest in slander-t at Dr. Brundsge s farm in the
Shirley rises supremely to i'irst District and the barn was quar-
‘the road.
TOMOI'I'OW wattsorflglual withkl’aths. tat t the tmergtncv—wlns the admiration autined.
‘ .. o M as we now.’ ' e” an 0 ' cooperation of ’l', .l. Margen, her fa-.
3 Vaudeville Perform' ficial of the company, "we were the "If“. chm 0090mm, ""0“” her,
illum- m‘“ ‘0 ”one?“ u“) m“- It “20"“ hold fiahtinz for her own, and throush!
t C : r e
Charlie fhaplin inal wl h Art or B, Reeve and I a
his love for his young daughter Daisy.‘ ('hlef Pennington said today that he
and hoped that people would put plenty:
also trains lhl' love of “1'..'l s' 'sssoc-l of sand and ashes on the sidewalks
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ll ord has been received from Cap’
Ituln r. A. Dunne, of the 307th sttpplyl
Company. who were in camp at CampI
. l)ix.. N. .l.. that he has arrived safely»
“The In France. lie is s .brother-ln-law of:
' NY 'thls city and Mrs. Dunne is stopping
l-Olllfl .‘ with her brother for a few days, I
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at". John Rtwson. the woman- barium: that are slippery and not wait to be
tth told by the police I
This fascinating feature in Henry Wilkins, of North Main street.
"THE MAN FROM WICKLOW" l
Fiske O'Hara and His Company Corn-I Bali, Armory, tonight.
I Nothing has been heard from either
\ theatrical season would be incom- l‘r. Frederick William lreland of thisl
a visit from Fl“? ('lly nor of Harvey J. Avery, nephew
0‘ tiara the lionular ll'lsll "Imam"? 80' of Mr and Mrs C. H, Hurlbutt. and 'uing confined to his horr~ -..
tor, “ho is shortly to be seen here l0 Mrs. William H. Stowe of this city, g.ip
n new plm written for him by Alli“ who were aboard the Tuscauia. ml
is the pump or the piece, and O'Hara. of the survivors at Washington they borne on Rowayton avenue with a bad of the early mail train being taken 03 l
llr is 'will be announced and will be pub-
soen as Robert Emmett O'Doroan. a llshed in the papers.
way into the hearts of all who hear tonight, Eagles Musk Ball
Ifor the entire week next week and the for a while
Grace 3'09 3‘ of the fact that the only schools open
the kidney region, sharp pains in the . , ‘
back or sick headache, dizsiness, your
stomach sours, tongue is coated and
when the weather is bad you have
rheunmtlc twinges. The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment: the channels
often get irritated, obllglng you to get
up twobr three times during the
night.
To neutralise these irritating acids
and flush oi! the body' s urinous waste
set about four ounces of Jud Salts
from any pharmacy take a tablespoon
fat in a glass of water before break-
hat for a few days and your kidneys
Inuit that these schools will be allow-
‘Buntlsy, 7:30 p. m.
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will then set fine and bladder disor-
ders disappear. This famous salts is
made from‘ths acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with llthia, and
has been used .‘for generations to
clean and stimulate sluggish kidney;
and stop bladder irritation. Jud Salts
is inexpensive: harmless and makes
a delightful olmssmt lithla-water
drink which millions of men and wo-
. men take now and than. thus svoidlnl .
, serious kidney and Winona-t scans from «no timer. u...
' ITW~,1MWD.‘.“MIII ’TM .
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- my Weldon. at Mt Theatre
6nd."
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LADIES’wm'l‘EuusLm
UNDERWEAR
E. K. BANKS
lshscksmofiotslllock.‘
Iouthllcrwslk.
Valentine Post
Cards and
Beckieis
DON N ELLY’S
16 So. Isin It.
SOUTH 110me
ICiiy News
$12.98
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Miss Marion Masher. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Magner, of Ce
——Soft and stiff hats. O'Brien'a.
.Oiiicer Paige reported a case of
—Soit huts, soft hats. O'Brien'l,
CLOSING OUT
I ~Hesr the “Premier trio," Palace,
Theatre, Sunday. 7:30 p. m. So. Nora.
ualk K of ('
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A Special Advance Sale of
New Spring Frocks
A Collection of Sample
Serge Dresses, copies of
exclusive spring models
costing very much more
Will ensure that feeling of
being “ Smartly’ Frocked”
ON SALE TUMDRROW.
WINTER COATS AND SUITS
At Tremendous Reductions
(‘ommandrv, No. 956. U. 0, f}. (‘.. wasv
held last evening at which time two.
cantiitkltes were initiated and plans|
for an entertainment and card party
in the near future were made. A de
lightful collation was served following
the business.
’ day at his home here.
I Mll'on Lowland, son of Mr. and.
IMrr "(an L. Rowland, of Crockett
street, has enlisted as a machinist in'
the United States army, at Bridge-
port. He will report for duty on Sat-I
urday of this week. 3
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-l.ast dance before Lent. Earner
The Rowayton Carriage Factory has
A few of the local boys in the “H’- ceased operations due to the water in
\ice are expected home or" Sunday the runway being frozen up. The plant
—— is run by water power. the water com-'
82an all" in from Chalmers Pond. I
.Lll "10‘
Eddie Prince is about
in yesterday's issue of this paper it
,was stated that the post oflice would'
Francis l' "7'97 ill confined to hlll not open as early as usual on account
soon as word is received of the names
attack of the grip. This was a misunderstanding on theI
--—— Inn of the postmaster. This post of-'
The Boy Scouts will hold thell’ an— flee will close. for the day at eleVenl
nual meeting tonight at their head- oclock on Tuesday.
quarters on Rowaytou avenue,
—l“ollow the crowd to the Armory
, The funeral services of Willis hitch-l
It was announced today by Superlnu A permit has been issued to George arson, who died after a lingering ill-I
tendent of school Buchanan that he W. Stevens for wiring his home in M”, on Sunday, was held Wednegday
surlmountiugssrsgivcnwfi
had 80"?“ “’10 communication with McKinley street, for electricity. .nfternoon at 2 o'clock, from the home
"The Three 0” Eye 5
Service Conscience
The keynote of our servicsh '
cemeteries. '
Conscientious, scientific ‘-
fortsinmskisgthosxsmiuath.
Advice in selection a! I.
thspstrons' wolfsi's first H
“Tbs House or Good M
81 Atlantic 8L, Stamford, 00-. . »
Opsnmtvmlllipnlst.“ '3.
the local Fuel Committee in regardsI Iof Oscar 8. Mills, in Highland avenue.
to the announcement made by sale W. I. Scones of Tokeueke, who has Rev A E Beebe pastor 0, the NW,
Fuel Administrator Thomas Russell been engaged in war work at Wash Iwalk Methoditl Ebtgcopal Church, of I
yesterday that all schools would close “man, has returned to his home here flciutad in the ‘b'ence of the pastor]
of the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. E. C. Hoax. The inter-I
meut followed in Riverside cemetery.'
Norwalk. '1‘ he services were strictly
private, only «being attended by rela-
tlves and a few close friends, I
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local Fuel Committe took cognizance
Mr. and Mrs William G James are
here '9" the Junior High Schools spending the winter with their damn-z
"d “'9 3"" “hw' ““ 0‘ ““3" ter Mrs w 1mm: Saabye, of Lincoln
were using wood for fuel, with the re- avenu» South Norwalk
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I John Clelerley, of Craw avenue reg
ispleudcnt in his suit of the naval
academy at Aunspolls,s spent yester-
ed to remain open as usual.
at... «£131» «:4, mar;
——Patrlotlt-. lecture. Palace Theatre.
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Master of the ' Situation
You banish fear, doubt and forebodings of possible loss of your
valuable possessions—when as keyfholder of a safe deposit box
in our danger-proof vault, you alone have the right to enter.
There your treasures are safe—absolutely. The rental is $4 a
your
South Norwalii Savings Bank
Alden Salmons, president: , John 11. Knapp. vice-president
George L Woodward. treasurer.
.twl
aCrance Tale of -. ‘
Womenfs UnionSuifsf-
A lot of Women's Winter Union Suits—all fresh, sisal '
merchandise We have pulled them out of the shelves bosom
we‘wlll not be able to duplicate the numbers again—s. condition
we face from season to season these war times.
There are various weights and styles among them. ‘
. l A most advantageous time to secure your Underwear fw‘
' j next winter at decidedly economic prices.
Norwalk Chronicler