F o
'queationably one of Qie moat remark. or falls to captivate an audience by.
' “a facile humor, his vivid imammmi
I development of the vivid, unforgetful and forceful language. and his {reduent
*plot. Flotsam and jetsam on the sea of torrents of pure eloquence. No min.
~ life in San Francisco and Shanghai who hears Cadman once, if he is a reg
Henry Potter, played by Frank Sior ular man, ever misses an opportunity
gan.'and Marcel“ the inimitable Der-r of hearing him again. ,
othv Bernard. gradually . work oui The subject of his lecture next
their spiritual and temporal sall'ath‘i Tuesday evening commands the attenv
from a distinctly disadvantageous stall tion of everybody.——“Our Dilly-in the
ins point—u opium den. Present Crisis." One crisis is now hap
“(We the wonder-fill liitttroinlc~ ability plly past, but we find ourselves facing
of Laura Walker and li‘rank Morgan no less difficult situationst and the
are seen to perhaps the. greatest ad' determinations of the immediate tu-
iitntage: as the forlorn, unhappy drug lure are of the utmost importance.
addict and the selfcondemned remorse No man stirred by the import of the.
in! fll'ilnkll‘t'l, they rouse the sympathy momentous wants 0: today can afford
.hot' their audience.“ primitive man to miss'hearing Cadman.
"-““““'—“" ' 1and woman in the primitive love scene
‘transftion. I“ "Th? Marriage Ring." which ensues on their mutual disrov- ‘
wherein he supports Enid Bennett the erv and recovery of elch other, they “THE FIRE BRIGADE."
.Thomiis H. ince star, in Paramount sweep the choids of the emotions with Considerable interest is being up”
'picturer, and which will be displayed the finished, magnetic touch of til: 'm the coming production of the great
'3‘ the Palace "‘98"? lOdfl)’. HE is the master band. spectacular flre play. The Fire
item, while Robert McKim, the most in Honolulu. their gateway to "‘9 Brigade.” which Hobo Hose Co. No.
"hated screen Villain on record. doeanmst and rehabilltptlon, several scenes 2. are to present 3‘ "10 3650M Thea-
the heavy role. ’oi similar dramatic intensity 'occur- l'le on Friday evening, November 29.
Mr. Holt has punched cattle. driven After a year of abstinence the call oi under the management and direction
Charlotte 3'03“" "0'91. dog teams‘in Alaska, roughed it in the the old, wine filled life proves almoll of Captain Harry Dellong of New
"3an 3739:" lwndg, .nd yet he on “gum. with his too much for Potter and this and the York City, to enable them to raise a
- . lé in
. ,, ."so and fish" clothes the were succeeding scene. when Marcel . fund to send a Christmas box to each
"om“ 'nd Wife mm, appeal-a to have milled ‘0 “19 ot the members of their hosts company
......
Friday -
g. :of a multimillionaire. Or, he can put
on cheap attire and make you despise. claims of the drug. provemln‘wn‘ who are still in service in France, and
the very ‘mund he Wm“ 01 And as oylpdrtunilies for the displIY 0‘ 013° ‘ practises an evening of great enjoy-
J“ PiddOl’d :1 a“, smooth. polished scoundrei—weli. tlttnttl acting in its highest for!“ 0 meat. Captain mixing states that
is lit. Paramount ‘ no is so convinciits you want to shoot James Seeiel' as :l‘homlfl Pm"- ‘“ the entire cast are doing sood work
“If do (1 T ” was in the screen. Versatiiily is the lmvibl- Mlle" 9' 'l‘ ‘“°°""""° in their lines and will out up a treat
2. II ‘n on son; Hilda Helatrom is the charml“ show. The following people
a The further adventures of Tom ,
' tawyar, by Mark Twain ,
i
n, was sonar coconuts ‘
Promtlie consummation. by Join flaming Wilson
One Entire Year at “The Playhouse," New York
Record-Breaking sun: in ma. Philadelphia and Chicago
A PLAY THAT EVERY MOTHER. SISTER AND
SWEETHEART SHOULD SEE
aeration of the Prodigal Ion—Around the World and
Down to Hell with ”My Potter” —— “mile," tbe'Girl
Who Brought Elm Back. .
Evenings, 8:” .............. $1.50, Sl.00,'75c,
”ATS ARE NOW ON 33A“.
‘
CAST OF CHARACTERS IN “THE
' Regent Theatre
Today
Alice Brad!
.3 the Photoplsy Adapted from
t
Jail: Holt’s middle name. . _ , .
. ..__..._.___._... s socl y. aunt. Mrs. Gull"- who con slat Capt. Harry Debong and wife in
solders pineapples more minim“ “‘3“ the leading roles:
RE NT TH A‘I‘R TODAY '
6E E " other roles which go to’
...... ' . vegetablefl: Cast of Characters.
QSATURDAY—Frank Keenan in Sir Nico Brady in “WWII" Md Wife" strengthen UH“ “PM“ “"50“” ”0 Capl.,l’aul Williams ............. .
t “0""! "VIE". Mlflfl‘ifioce. “The 3 from the Novel "Jane Eyre." tho.» of Ollv-n played ll" 0"“ C0099"
Julie." Also 13th Episode of “The ; ...... Captain Trei'clim. lll’ clarence De" Clint-ins Brandon. Chief .........
s ,C > '
4 E'“"' lyo”o Allt‘P‘Bl'lidy', to Woman and Wife,’ went: Citariiu Retalinl: by Richard .............. Thomas Murphy
“,COMiNO——Wlli Rogers in “Laugh. adurted irom Charlotte “mum's 'm ' Clarke; Salli Show Fling by Nick Lona ”ka upmmny' Mam“ ......
:5 ng Bill Hyde," by Rax Bosch . mortal masterpiece “Jane Eyre." W“? and (‘apiain Gallon bv Peter Lam!- ‘ ,,,,,, ‘ ,,,,,,,,,,, Howard D Finch
«M b? "18 “fill"? attraction at "‘9 ilc- —'“""“"“"'“"" gTommy Wilcox, Nozzleman .......
'gent Theatre today. in this story. AT THE PALACE THEATRE
beloved by millions of readers in every
land, Miss Brady's interpretation-of
the luckleas heroine adds new laurels Mary Pickford in Artcraft Picture
to a crown :tlieady rich in achieve.- “st Can You Joan." ,
merits. ’ Mary Pickford is surrunded by im
.The story opens with Jane Eyre; a exceptionally capable cast in “llow
young girl iii-inc with rich relmveSF (‘ould You, Joan?" her new After-if!
Mrs. Reed. her son John. and her production which is classed as a com-
vdaughter Bessie. Jane unfortunately" t~ti_v drama with the accent on the com-
iinppcns to be reading a book the ho." t-tly. Spottlswondc Aitkcn, who plnved
.................... John Nooney
[HURSDAY AND FRIDAY .lake Parsons, an old timer..:.....
.................... Harry Kenna
thiseph Andrews. Old Luny Andy ..
iiob. the Newsboy .. Earl Brothcrton
Otilccr “livid" ....r . .. Charles Thorpe
latices 2:16. Evening 7 and 9.
The Merry Widow Kitty Deming
r. ‘ “ - fl . -hu success and romises tune for,
‘4! “day ' wants. and since no is the council in mun): t‘ltl'll' minim productions. in; “m“ "'“d‘lfirg-‘F‘lgmét'tgl ------ ml thfeflumu of 3m ”termini“, .otenins. in memory of the late Aime
‘ ' ‘ ‘ s ' ' ~ ' '_ "r ll-tl X it n." in '. “““““ ‘ ngewa ' ' '.Tariov, who made the s ironic sacri-
Emd Bennett master of the household ~and slit? onli tiutiing 'lhn i l l of a it o ”my Weston .... Mrs. Alice Haymes‘ Among those who will app“, m that ‘ . “l n n m
. " "a poor relation," she is exiled to on which he was Dr. Cameron. and llel- l't I [lot i“ ' ’cast are \iism Elizabeth and Laura'm'e fot his country on the bat c e s
I" Paramount Picture institution ruled by the cruel Mr her-t Standing. who linsutlpcured in l“ """" “me “dmmd‘ ‘ ‘ I ' £0! France 9“ September 14th.
a
"lint" (ten years later
............... ... Alice Foley Rich
Assisted by Hope Hose Co. No. 2, in
full uniform.
Brockchui‘st, ShP is introduced tht‘l‘fl (inlays of Pnrn’muuptt and Arlf‘l‘nf!
in a deceitful mlnx. but her trite chat- photopflvg’ have “(gtnliom parts nilfi‘
luster is soon discovered and she is juvenile role. '
loved by all. ‘ Fanny Mitigiey. for it long time it
Meanwhile Edward Rochesteh—lhe swim...” "lllflillf‘l'" at ”.9 litre studios: "The Fire Fighters".
leading male character. played by the Larry pct-tun the cowardlv "Gas 1); Moore. .i'. McMamIS. 9- Remedy.
popular Eilott Dexter—has fallen in print" of “Jean the Woman," ,md Zatu J. hocnan. “: 0.Brte_n, .l. Dorncy, .l.
love with Valerie (Leonora "llorgan‘. pins. mp “iict-ky" of one Little Sheclian M. slonn A. Rose, B. Cook.
and ignorant, of her hereditary dipso- princess," are “150 in the list' or sup- ”- (‘fltilL 1- Kilboy Bernard KGlll'.
mania, which her brother, Raoul keeps porting players. Then “1",. i“ a Wild Bill Perkins. rdlver withhorses,
from him, 'hc marries her. After a crowd of kids who Will win the hearts fire apparatus and firemen in action
child is born to them, Rochester learns. of all. including Wesley Barry, thc on the stage,
the truth when Valerie becomes in scrapping kid of "Amarilly of (‘lothc- ’I‘he specialty list includes: John
sane. He goes away with the child: linc Alhayj' Miss pickfm-d's new pip. Nooney and Mrs. Alice Hay‘ines, duett.
and later receives word of Valerie‘s in“ "flow Could You, Jean?" will| Helen Daugherty and ldildred use,
death from her mother. He deter ho prpgpnted at the Macs Theutrc uud choms, Howard Finch and chorus,
mines to secure a governess for his Thursday an-l Friday. and it ,pemg Harry Kenna and chorus, Edward
little girl Adele: upon mockleltum's certain that the capacity of the theatre "Nahum (Hobo Svecl amltwo Brand
recommendation. Jane secures the po- will be taxed by our "Mary's" utilllil'-. “PPM“! Chowsei Rage!“ Thea“?
' “The Marriage Rid!”
' Anne Martens believed that her
marriage ring hold significance on.
iy within certain limits. tl-ler hus-
band contended that It was binding
no matter vyiat he did. What’-
your opinion?
7 Also Keystone Comedy
......—
Thnrsday and Friday
Mary Pickford
in Aricraft Picture
f‘How Could You, Jean?”
SATURDAY—Wallace Field in “Be.
M Ma Xantlpps."
' minimal" miter. no light- Hillmm. oat-ideas
ELK
s ' . ‘
Wally am out on a was: to the W mus-MW“ 3 l! “‘0‘ no Watch-Your-Stltcb club and: .
”iii, novella: 0'9? U” ‘1” 0' l” known “Wm“ “9 entire eona- its regular meeting this afternoon at1 The midweek service at the Method-
. v i
“ 5' I I . O l I “territory on his my. “5'33 IS 9.: "7 monolith: M M a.“ the home of Mrs. Diner Hendricks on‘ list Episcopal church on Thupday
‘ e . _ ‘ :chapter from real life the ploy 18 “I" ear I? “30‘9"" ‘5 on the platform. H” nev . East Avenue. ' evening will be hvored with special
Lee Jones, an employs of the Union
‘ ” .able productions in recent years.
ame a! ; Thrills, Thrills and more thrills his robust passion, his complete com- Parcel Delivery. is confined to his solos, and speak.’
4 .3“. the distinguishing features of the mom! of one of the most expressive home on East avenue with an injured
kneecap.
Mrs. Edward E. Meade of Edlie are
one. left this morning to spend the
weekend as the guest of her son.
Frank Meade, in Bridgeport. Before
returning to her home in this city
she will visit friends and relatives in
’Derby and Shelton.
l
l The second of a series of special
services which are being held to ob-
serve Win-MyChum week, under the
direction of the Epworth League of
jthe East Avenue M. E. church, was
held last evening when the congrega-
tion was addressed by Rev. G. M.
Teeple of the Advent Christian
“church.”
: The Public Utilities Commission in
IHartford yesterday gave its approval
.0! the petition of the Connecticut
. Light and Power Company and the
‘ Third Taxing District whereby the dis-
'trict is allowed to purchase the come
pany'a electrical distribution in their
, section of the city. The effect of this
,purchase will be that the people of
,the Third District will receive their
, power from the municipality. althoyh
the sale provides for the selling of tha
‘poyver to the district by the company.
. immnteuncawmwmo
.rsgular mil-weak service tonidit at
Hz“ o’clock.
tmusic. Miss Gladys Mills will have
charge of it, and will sing several
2' The monthly business meeting of)
Rowanon Hose 00., No. 1. which was’
postponed from last Monday evening,"
on account of the victory ceiebrationJ,
was postponed again Monday evening,l
owing to the inclement weather. Thef
meeting will he called for next Mona
day evening, and on members are?
m
‘ urged to attend. ;
i Commencing next Sunday evening,i
a series of addreoses will be given by;
Miss Mabel Thomas on successive
Sunday evenings, at the Methodist:5
Episcopal church. "The Smallest!
Thing that lives," will be the topic
for next Sunday. bliss Thomas is al-
ways heard with. great delight and
profit, and the community will highly
‘appreclate the privilege of hearingi
this interesting and vital series.
I
i
I
t
l. John Domino of the Darle- side is
1 France.
L .‘COL. WNW-VLESEY"mo
.y
“Go to Hell!" was the response d
Deuterium-Colonel Charles W. Whit
tledy when a Germfii ofloer dams-6v
er thp surrender of'bis famous “at
battalion." which had advanced '
,rapidly in the Argonne hmt tho}. I .
was entirely surrounded and wit“
food for {our days. no and his ~
"were rescued soon afterward by In "A:
erican troops. At that line he was t
major.
Q
cows-Banana .
B‘ our. BEATEN av
B
(Continued from North Page!
Of
One more of the noble sons 0.! Eu! now in Wilmington. Del. where he is Farrlngton admitted that be bad inf
|tlce on the battlefield of France. for
the honor of his flag and his country»-
Corporal Albert C. lemon, Machine
Gun Battalion.
outs. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Larsen,
citing, through a telegram from the
military uuthoritiesr’ in Washington.
Corporal Larsen was killed in action
‘ in “once on the 24th of last October.
...—“......
. . A dress rehearsal of the cast chosen
for the sketch “The Low of a Bon-
........... Will. A. lichenrson net" which will be. presented in the .
hustle Rliondes ......LEdw. Bartram Sundafichool room‘s °f Christ Church; '
fon Friday evening by the members of
'St. Agnes uGild, was held last evening
The Ghost ............ "By Himself". at the home of Miss ldn Wood on;
First’sireet. The rehearsal was
Martin, ids Wood, Minnie Kimmlch.
May Angelmnn and Mrs. Frank Stur-
dcvant.
The tickets for the donor on
I'Tlianksgiving Eve ill the Ctr» .aunity
Hall. to be given by the ..aat Nor"
unlit Tobacco l-‘und. ate placed on
can yesterday and this morning
Michael P. Dunne, secretary of the
Fund. reported fine sales of the tick-
ets. They are selling at" a nominal
sum and when it. is realized that each
one purchased means a better and big-
ger homecoming to the boys, it is
thought the sales will b e greatly in-
creased. Arrangements are. being
made to secure the services of one of
the best orchestras in the city for that
v
Ill-101 ers. r:‘orche‘atra. The members of 'iiope
{Hose Company are out hustling the:
'sale or exchange tickets, and report:
gun unusually large number already
:sold in advance. Although the tickets
1' hear the date of October 25. they are
:mad for the date as ”stated above,
i Friday evening. November 29, and can
I be exchanged for reserved seats at
.thc Regent Theatre Box Office three
. days prior to the production.
COMING SOON— - W. Griffith's
wonderful produc. .n, “The 'Great
Love”
ii-iii lfliilllES-
1,. AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY
5?;
J‘Enid Bennett ‘in Paramount Picture?
Picture “The Marriage Ring."
Jack Holt is an actor with a dis-1 ’ '“ww-._~.~.~.
tinct personality. lie has that charity ! BUCK TIMSON “TURKS
of manner which goes with the heroic, 9 OLD TRICK AGAIN
l
5 "Be or he can be as mean as Simon‘ 3
I .
(Continued From Page Three)
The last heard of him was about a
month ago when he was in a pltsl
in Boston. Chief William liJJ’enniug-
ton notified the Boston .autitoriiios pt
.Ti’mson'sxtrue (character. but It ap
mean that nothing was done as «a
phone call from Chief of Police Wil-
‘iinmjlanning. of Willimaniic. noti-
' fled chief Pennington yesterday after. »
moon that assistant Timon; ot'aouth
legree without. apparently. suffering:
-1he li htest inconvenience by the: , ‘ '
‘ x g TJl townspeople immediately take him to
" M 1"“ ---,...._. ‘ ‘ :- lmspitai where he is .givenvs nice,
j ’ i clean bed and plenty. of rest and good
' ‘ 3 food which he enjoys for a couple of
- “(’ADLIAN _ ’ weeks until he “recovers"~and then
‘ s. Parkes Oadman, of Nation- ‘ .leoves the place and goes on in search
.al Reputation, will lecture on E‘ , or another victim. ' '
i
‘oua DUTY m can ransom:
. » CRISIS '-
Tuesdav Eve. N. .12 .‘
*; 7:450.nao\v; 6
pm the
. " ' in Episcopal
rarer... . .
w.9w~..w_i._.-_ .<__. N“ ...
5
fl.
«s
This n... ....3liq - ‘Nomihwasconnssdtothehospitai
On a .. ., . w . .in that mmms‘frmfiam , .
. . ' M i.
evening. The, tickets‘ for the affair
are on sale at M. P. Donne's store or
may be secured from any member of
the fund.. ' '
...... W
......—. . ..
"mosii. lnec- F...
The sorrowful an- Raymond, Street and Son.
.............. Capt. Harry Delnng‘ nouncement was received by his par- 62-12.
of 21 Pleasant View avenue, last ev-'
W!“ .5-1 NOIVIIK has Hilde the Supreme Sacri- employed In plumbfn‘ on Government]
work.
4
—2,000 cords block wood for sale.
Phone
As Florenz Lockwood of West Ave
nue was returning home, Saturday on
his motorcycle. and as he reached
Noroton, on the Post Road, his much-
ine skidded on the wet pal'euient.‘
throwing him" against a pole. ‘iie was
not badly hurt although the motor.
cycle was smashed.—-—Stamtord Advo~
Bate.
t
NORWALK LODGE OF ELKS
l MEMORIAL. - ’
Norwnlk Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent
and Protective Order or Elks, will hold
a special memorial service tomorrow
This service has been delafiad from
‘tlme to time owing to the prevalence
of the epidemic and the desire of the
.Board of Health to avoid as much as
'possible all indoor meetings. This“
. service will be open to the pbblic and
"the officers trust that members will ex-
ttend an invitation to friends to attend
inud‘assist in theexpresslon of sympa-
thy to his family and to honor his
memory
‘ ......_..
AUXILIARY RAISES $68.35.
The Red Cross Auxiliary. of St. Jo,
seph's cunt-cu. nttve‘dociaed to hoid'.
no more meetings until after Thanks-I
giving in order the. a well eamed'rest i
have ucconiplislicd line results since:
the organization was started «The:
members of the auxiliary were out in ‘
force last Sunday at the church and:
following each mass they were station,
ed outside the church and took up col-
lection s for thuUnitetl War Work;
Campaign The efforts of the young'
ladies resulted in the campaign’s totoli
being increased to. the extent of $68.35. 3
bibed two quarts of hard cider M.
Imorning and was “halt-sound."
Superintendent Clark untitled that:
Farrington was of considerable no ~~
about the place. and more than pull . ~
his way. and Judge Oaadee found ,
him guilty after a severe arraignment
He has Just returned an ,
as season:
the instiuitions are not near. all". ‘
'l
by Prosecutor Dunbar and sentenesd; ’
liim tofio days in Jail, but suspended. ‘7
the sentence during good behavior - 3'
and parolled him in the care of Supt. ..
Clark.
Sentinel Want Ads Sun to Pay.
m. ‘ , .
TOO LATE FOR “Winch?" .t'? ."
wanreowroonuaxnna arson.
. imsrs.asscunnmoooowsonn '
'1th armor won an. visa: ‘
AROUND. APPLY 0R WRITE $0
TURNER MACHINE 00., mam.
CONN. slit.
WANTED—DAY DISH WASH”! . . -‘
Plaza .Lunch.
Do You
Realize ‘
how much you dopend on you;
at once.
all)“.
that are abused in middle ago an;
apt to fail in‘old ago. A slight ,
strain now, nfileés corrected, may _
develop into more serious trouble.
Anexamina’ tionnowbyuswills’s.
sure you of the true addition of ?
may be cccordnd the members who your eyes and enable you to
nonunion. ,
THAMER ~
Optometrists
.1
“His house “mega.” ‘
i8? Atlantic St,’ . Stamford ,
pm Sat. Eve. 'iiil Bro’ciock; Est. IBIT ,.
, “ Achsck ihatosnmalte itself generally useful towards Nora
waili’s quota in the’llnitod War WorkOiimpoigii. lWK
.
tl
';
IPBADLY at headquarters, llshscksino Hotel. 4 .
a .. ' ~
AS GOOD AS MW 1
That‘s the waywe make that?
went old tire of yours. Our
i‘filvduizers dormitde/ra with; ,
won. shoes and inner tubes
Doubles, often treblesk the
of your tired. .lsn'ttwii. more
'economicsl to pay in formed
vulcanizing than" to? My new
liter-M ”new. when!“
cost sissw tires nouns daily?
eyes as you grow-older? Rpm
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