Regent Theatre
that 1501 Hermit
One Night, Thursday. Nov. 21
WILLIAI A. BRADY Presents
“The Man'Who I
Came Back”
By JULES ECKERT GOODMAN
From the book of the same name by John Fleuring_Wilson
One Entire Year at “The Playhou 3e” New York
Record-Breaking Runs in Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago
A PLAY THAT EVERY MOTHER. SISTER AND
SWEETHE ART SHOULD S EE
Regeneration of the Prodigal Son—Around the World and
Down to Hell with ”Henry Potter" — “Marcelle," the Girl
Who Brought Him Back
Evenings, 8:20 .............. $1.50, $1.00. 75c, to.
Mail Order: Now. Seats on Sale Monday '
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On Friday evening. November 22.9
. the St. Agnes Guild of Christ Churchi
.are planning to present a sketch en-
: tilled “The Love of a Bonnet,"
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5 A resident of Thomas street com
1 plairred to flu polite that a number of
stillidltn or Ihar bet‘llOl’l had entered
‘her home and taken a quantity of.
I loud-stuffs. ;
4 ‘Mrs. Samuel W. Kelley of Seaside'
plate c'nteltained the members of the]
'W‘olnens Auxiliar3 of Christ Church
:at her home 3esterda3' afternoon
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'rhII. afternoon the ladies at the
Rttl (‘ross Ausillan of the East A3e- I
lillt‘ M F: Church will meet as uSual
ut the church to sew for the Red
:(‘l‘OSS 1
East Norwslk fishermen are report-
| ing fine catches of frost fish which are
‘now running good. Smelt, while bit-
ing treely. are not so numerous as for
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shue a good' home.
The. trip down the Mississippi river mer'ly.
was made on the steamboat "Ameri-
which was chartered" oy the Firm
'w—u—u-
Tlle Red (_‘ rose Auxiliary of the East
our-l Players- -l.asky Corporation for usei HA3 enue M. E. church were smell! the
Regent Theatre
‘ d . in this picture. The boat plays an im auxiliaries which attended the Red
T021121“ portant part in “Uncle Tom's Cabin. :Crc‘ss meeting at the Amory this
A Free Lecture 6“ Christ. for in addition to being the scene of, morning
. the meeting between Little Erin and! ——
inn 50181108 Tom. it figures in the "underground ”“0““ the usual mid- week
_ railwa3‘ by which slaves were helped services I! the East Avenue M. E
’ S‘turday to escape to tree states and Canada. ‘ “INN“ 138‘ cloning the oflicial board
Jane and Katherine Lee Capt Cooley. master of the steam ‘oi the church met for their resular
Mag. takes part in the picture. he malt- business session and disposed of mu
ing a rugged and picturesque tigtrre.:tlne matters. _
reminiscent of the stormy adventuresI —————-
I . has experienced in days gene by: ’1‘“? Sunday school teachers of
14.. has endeavored to retain as my: Christ church will meet this evening
In the Fascinating Photoplay,
“Doing Their Bit”
And 12th Episode of
who appear in the picture
I The East ix'orwalk IlIlpl'ovelrlcnt As-
isociutlon today opened their twodai'
:rurrrlnage sale in the vacant Morgan
store on Washington street The sale
lwtll continuo today and tomorrow and
3,." :the ladies are confident that the of
he,” Keen antcipation will be «mutton tail w'm be .In unqualified success.
by the announcement of Ir new LN'I
picture. whlllr is to I” shown it! file: Adolph i’otlzellllg or 25 Third street
Regent Theatre on Saturday The: suttunrbed to pneumonia. Dearly
new offering is entitled “Doing Their lored at home and by his friends and
Bit' and is patriotic in theme it h. 'Ihighl3 mteelued as an earnest faith
said to offer littlt Jane and Krithcrlnt‘ ful worker. cheering his surroundings
Norma Talmadite
~ in Her Latest Photoplay.
“'I he Safety Curtain"
Also Latest Pathe News
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
Jane and Katherine Lee in ”Doing
Their Bit." Also “The Eagle's
4" - ;-‘;Vv-q WW
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.uMq-ka" on. _.
Tdatinee 2:16. Evening 7 and 9.
.. ... .. a.
a”. lying for Christ. idolized by the boys
unit in his Sunda3 school class, this true
generally cndeirr tlIerII~II"‘I'I-s Their “”1" 0f (‘00 “ill b9 FM“) "Ii-will it)’
drolleries. if they nlciIsIlrc up to past ““- “Ui “'9 shall “W“ lrgairr Ill Illi-
indulgence of the kind should pro R"‘""“‘¢‘“°“ morn.
Ioke Ill:rrr3. laughs, and it is I'cpolteIi r_ _.
that the youngsters are frlrlnitr' than
of their nitogether
They foil spies and aid cupid.
cirptivntinrz
. Today and Saturday
Marguerite Clark
In Paramount Production.
“Uncle Tom’s Cabin“
Pathe News :l'etl' ill the!“ now 1:11;“. Otll‘vr “Hill“: [01 0f RHIUMAIISM
_‘ en Ill'es wi rIIIInI out it HIITI'HI it
Saturday Feature program.
Tenth Episode of
“The Eaclcs’ Eye"
Monday and Tuesday
Dorothy Dalton
-in -
’ “The Kaiser’s Shadow”
“THE MAN WHO CAME BACK"
NOW, 888 AWAY PMN
It
At the Regent Theatre Thursday Eve Heres Instant Relief' erbcr “P Sore,
"ind. Nov. 2, Sim Musclea and Joint: With
Juli-s Eckcrt Goodman‘s stIIrtllnI': “59- JBCOb'I Liniment"
drsrnatlZutiolr of "The Man Who (‘Hnlt’ C00“! fift3i Pain gone,
Buck" will be seen at the Recent Rheumatism 1“ "DMD only." Not
:=__—_-___,—-_-.—-——-—-——-— .____.__.___.____ Theatre next week Tlrllr.Ida,3'. S'oI'. 21. one case in fiilv requires internal
AI "if [HEAIRES Dealing us it does 33th the réafitles "931mm! Stop drunslns.’ will Ihc'
of life. the pln3 makes II strong appeal "11-“ r3' right HWM' Apply soothing I
III all classes. With its villd churac penetrating St Jacobs Lininrent" dl
AT PALACE THEATRE torizations. its poweItul love theme NCIIY upon the “tender Spot." “*5
MONDAV AND TUESDAY and its dramatic intensities. culminat- lief comes lnstantl3. “St. Jacob‘s Lln-’
..._, ing in the thrilling San Franc-ism cab imont' is a lrarnlleSS rheumatism lint l
00'0“! Dalton in "The Kaiser's Sha. uret and Shanghai opium den ppenps them which noter disappoints and can
‘0 ' it works strongly. on the emotions from not. burn or discolor the skin. l
Dorothy Dalron's I 33' feature, "The the than to ma fan of the curtain “‘11. Limiter up” Stop complaining' Got'
“9°“ Shadow. ‘ snheduled 90" the Hum A. Bmdr, who presents the play a small trial bottle of "St Jacoifs Lin-
Palace Theatre on ITODdiIY and Tues- has provided an exceptionally efficient iluent' at am drug store, and in just:
“at 18 based on the 911011! of German cast including Frank Morgan. Edyne a moment you'll be free from pain.
plotters *0 steal the pin!!! Of a. ne33 Davies, James Seeley. cine Cooper. soreness, silliness and sw.elllng Don' I-
"mr rifle." The Germ“ are finned Hilda Helstrom. Clarence Der-went. suffer! Relief awaits y'o‘u "St. Jacob‘s!
““9 only Ia 4011““ but wtrlplo “035 Richard Clarke. Peter Lang. Thomas der, obliging you to seek relief two or
and are completelv foiled by Secret Magrane Nick Long. Sophie Allen. Es rheumatism sufferers in the lost half
“mice ODBFII‘iI'IeS it 19 a Parammm‘ iolle Frederick Frank Howson. ml century, and is just as good for aciati
picture. produced bi Thomas H “‘99- iiau 033cc and \Killiam Pennington. ca, neuralgia. lumbago. hamm-
~--—- _ sprains and mailings—Adv.
NAVY BOXERS ON THEIR WAY.
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AT THE PALACE THEATRE
TODAY AND SATURDAY
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.Going to their") to Meet Britons and
Marguerite Clark lo Paramount Pro- FNMhmefl-
' ductlon, "Uncle Ton" Cabin" l NORFOLK. Va.. . .ov. 13—130mm:
For the sake of art Marguerite from the naval operating base ctr
Clark tumbled into thermal-try waters Hmton Roads already are on their; ,
of the Mississippi..rlver for the scene way to London to meet French and
, in “Uncle Tom's Cabin," in which no English service fighters for. the
tie En is rescued from death by Un- King's tmDhY- 380k Perry. “BMW.
clo Torn. Frank Doses plays this role weight champion of the navy. is;
in the Paramount picture which will among the squad. Pm has won’
be shown at the Palace Theatre today four fights in the past seven months
and Saturday. ind as be brand“ the Andy McMahon of Philadelphll. who
tiny our ably to the nhol'e she newi has also won fame in the navy. and
ed: “nor- the nastiest tasting water George M7 of 3.11m, .3” are‘
r em drank!” on their way.
' The scene was entrenched near
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' Ins.
.Quackenbush. on the lIItter's poultry
‘ to be held tonight at
“The Eagle’s Eye" us possible. the ailnosphere of the per.’ with A. R. Henderson. the newly ap-
iod his boat represents in the selection pointed superintendent of tile Sunday
of his crew, and Director Dawlcy was school of the church. at his mme on
Monday ‘nd Tuesday delighted with the remarkable t3Ipes Main street. first district.
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unrrsuul opportunities for the display by “iii 30"." 800d nutrrre. openly teeth“
is A. liranda and famll3 of West Kg: ‘ , 35' Figures 3,-2.3.» t3; ‘ if
Si‘lt alenue have leased a house in .3-1 . .-
Strrlnford. where they will spend tho: . . *'
3...... ‘3 I no EXCHANGES—N0 APPROVALS-—
Private thgins or Ducal Board No. , N0 0. o. D.
not-newer. manor-II
Tremendous Dress Sale
1/5 OFF
20% Reduction on Fall and Winter
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Mrs. Theodore Dal'ellptrt and her;
daughter, little Miss Elizabeth. hovel
left town to spend several months in
Virginia. !
Mr. and r;\l.~. George hi. \'. Schlicht
have been entertaining \lr's. ‘
Stirlithting's sister who returned to
her hour- in Bl'ookl3u 3e. delda3 elen-
ilrg.
Henry B. Cooke.
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one of the local'
Regardless of what the present price of the garment is. you
get one fifth 011’. This is the biggest price cutting event
ever attempted by this house in order to reduce stock 8.
You are the winner-you can secure a dress In the beginning of
the season, at end of season prices.
fuel administrators, has received thel I.)
carloads of wood which he r'eCerIily on." i. _ 3
dered from Litchfield (-Iornt3. and (am , .\ 3
now supply the needs of lacs] resi— . ' ,'
ldents for (ol'dwood and kindlings i /> i
Ernest i. Grout. before the war Da- WOMEN'S ’/‘ '
rien's blacksmith and wheelsright,’ ‘ /’ i
run recently injured at Wilson‘s} MAIN .r '5‘
Print where he hasJaIely been cm; In :é‘ ‘
>plo3ed. when he was struck by a , STORE : t ’
'heavy timber. No soritus result enw ' kg.“ {
sued. 3 \t‘I l
George Allen. who returned to town
last spring. atter~about a year's ab,
sense, to rel-enter the novice of Brem.’
farm has now removed to Bridgeport '
where he is employed in one of the
munitlon plants.
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William Flanagan. "III was injured 3— i"; ‘3
about a year ago, when he was run; Th Pr‘ I “r C l 20% .l‘j.
down by a motorcycle, had recovered 0 cc 0 esses u \ i
sulllclently to be able to work, but' M
recently the injury begun to trouble‘
arm again. and IIII will be obliged to!
return to the hospital for further‘
treatment j
Residents of Nomton Heights are
invited to a religious patriotic service!
7:45 at the; ,
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1:16 .00 $19 .96 D$26.00 mm 98
$12. 98 815. 98 $29. 98 $22. 38
ALL WWW 1'0 62
$32.98 Wm” Dreéaes$9998 [$47.60
III.
38 $28. 78 831.98 838. 88
Methodist Protestant clurch where
a service of thanksgiving and singing
of patriotic songs will erpress grail
lute to God for the chi of the war. i
Clarence B. Yeaton.
tor of Mr. and-
Mr-s. George N. Ycaton of the Pool? -
. Road. who III in the 316th infantry of —-Colors—-—- ‘ “Materials— .4.
the Turn Division. has been in the, ~l I
thick of the recent flitllting in the“ mud Brown “we. Wool “no" \rI-\ i
M _ If x ‘ 'b _\ h d‘ 1 1 Navy Taupe link Taffeta Satin- II. r
on aucon sIcor. 33 en t e 13 Iron. nose “on“. (recruit. Trlcotlns !
was specially commended by the com-E
mending ofilcer. Mr. and llrs. \‘cnton_
have two other sons. l’vnneih and
Harold. also in the sound , ,
(‘ollectors for tho ilrlted War at“- I'
Workers Fund are (”amassing the ' V
town. although few reports have yet
been turned in to the. general conlnlltf
it't‘. lhrr'len will doubtless ruhscl'lbo
its quota.
Grey Wool Velour Oxford (‘loth
Continuing Our 25% Reduction
Sale oi Suits
The Price oi Suits Cul 25%
e
‘3‘
lrnd more for it h‘tS gone
IIIIII' tiltI lop"
33':Il‘ begun.
to elit‘t‘d up.
in every drive ii'lct' the
but it will be antcsr-Iury
All are urged to contrl.
burn to the utmost or their trbilttl. tor. I
' 35 00 $39.98 $45.00 $49.98 -
now that hostilities are over, the boys 3 '
ill the service will have more time on SUITS SIJITS SUITS SUITS .
ll'IIir hands than ever until they come ‘{
jlmck. which may be u nI-liicr oi . ' ' '
' IIIIIntlI's—«Ivcn a your or more, so Illc , _
mod is nctunll3 greater not le~s. be- ALL FmEs SIZES 16 to 52
Ilrtlse tho armistice is in effect i J
' tattoo $59.93 $65.00 $75.00 3
....._....._- sorts sun's SUITS sums
RilWAYTON . $41.25 $44.98 $48.75 $56.25 -
i V Many styles to select. from~irr Sergos. Silver- 3
Ween-v.35 AMx, i V ‘ _ _-‘
—-—— é ' tones, \ elour Do Lainc, Broadcloth, '1 ricotirrc II nd Ox-. ' ‘2:
. Th“ “W" “m3!“ W W‘ “ "m3 ford Cloth-4101013 include Black, Navy, Taupe, Rein- ' ?:
'lou' depth of water in thc streunls.; ’3; ~\ ' , - ‘f
and II few wells are dry. , , deer, Burgundy (lr'trv Brown. ”;
Dandelion and dais3 bltlstouls ucrci
picked in fields this week. bright as
any seen during the. spring.
Every Garment Marked With Plain
H who has been confined to his home.
in Rowuyton with a severe cold is re-
ported improving nicely, and his smil- :
an countenance will again grace the;
local board in the very near future.
A Washington dispatch states that:
Senator Frank F. Brundegee may be-'
come president pro tern of the Senate 'f
while Senator George PT’McLean is
certain to be chairman of the banking '
NW
and currency committee. a most lm '1:NEW CANAAN
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Slight» Charge For Alterations.
Wr'born to Mrs. Roger D. Lapham Nov-
aULcE'rm on sronmo strum
‘ AND VEGETABLES '
; ember 11. Captain Lapham iswith
the American ioroes before sedan- i
’ Sar‘a Marsh Avery. widow oLPoufl
r Babcock Leeds, and daughter of ban
to] 1)., and Sara Marsh Avery died
Mrs. 0mm... Mead of Toledo hulNovember 11. The funeral service
PORT WASHINGTON. L 1. Nov. been .visitlng for the past week with ' will be at Avery Island. Ln.
Iii-Liam. Jahn Philip sou“. U. -i Mr and u" JIM“ K0610,
A" 1“” 06th! band 018818 flaVIJi "f! n. R bunt. “d u‘“ u
training station ‘t Great “k”- ill. Monte are at the Artisley for the win-
" ”.mhth‘m Iron tor. Mr. “Mantel-abroad.
sootafuialecttonol'therllkteor. it.
dwehpodfflnnoeldoajuhtontbo‘
recent WIN! Ill boll. M W
“AAAA‘g
The State Council of Defense in nor.
operation with the Agricultural 05m
loge and State Board of smm.‘
has inst issued an attractive ill” ‘
ied eight page bulletin on til
storage of fruits and was, ‘ ‘
scum wmooon Iov KILLED. .34., am" .M at gain
SOUTH WINDSOR. Nov.15.-—Bay- a” mu 'm '3‘; the W
mood Reaction, monorail son of Mr. and “3.me not I“. .
Mrs. Horrleenrinekerhollocrlflonlly; and Mrs. John harden, was killed at cover up Ii In“ N
list the bone or her no.3. ButlenflmnldaatnetJdu by
W Railroad ave-e. in M or Mr. my... .
mswpnhmum. ._
pol rant appointment.
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SOUBA RECOVERING
FROM EAR AFFLICTlON
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Norwalk Chronicler