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ii 1 festivities here are the ”essentials."
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{i A Story of the Regeneration of Women by the War. With Practically $30.1:uys I good one.
s! m 5"“ c" “ Overcoat: $25. to 860. Every style that is style.
3; “The Birth of a lotion" and “Hearts of the World" Medium, heavy, or storm costs.
g5 - And for evening dress this store is the Corn-
~ THE CAST 035511510“ THE CAST nmndant’s headquarters. '
Includes is as big as a ctr ”cw“ ’
CHI, I. Intimate Henry w‘l‘mu
mm or. “isms: M... Rogers & Stevens
. ”but Huron sweetheart, as
wonderful as I Stanley . .—
Geo. eelgman my: :3, *2: 3mm, Theby Norwalk SO. N orwalk
George Pewoett beautiful as a be- Gloria Hope
hy’e laugh
Et egent Theatre
Today
J aek Pickford 3
in the Paramount
“Buck and Tom”
The turther adventum of Tom
Sawyer, by Mark Twain
Saturday
Frank Keenan
in Sir Henry IrVIng'e Masterpiece
“The Bells”
and 18th Episode of
“The Earle’s Eye”
Monday and Tuesday
l’ilJ. ROGERS-the most human
Hg? and screen personality in
Emerica. in Rex Beach‘s tremen-
EM drama. "Laughing Bill Hyde"
tome scenes of this picture were
aken in South Norwalk
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REGENT THEATRE
"The Man Who Came Back"
William A. Brady presented “The
{Man Who Came Back" last, evening at
the Regent Treatre. There was a
‘ good audience who enjoyed the even
' ing immensely from the start to the
finish. Norwalk theatre goers were
favored with a cast of exceptional
ability and Mr. Kantor is to be con-
1 gratulaled upon being able to offer
: push a high grade production.
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* REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
’4ch Pickford in the Paramount
“Huckand Tom," by Mark Twain.
Al the Rezenl Theatre today clove"
' yuan-z Jack Picki’ri'ni. the Paramount
li‘JHl‘, will appear in‘a continuation ni‘
"Tom Sawyer." enti ‘ud "Huck and
'l‘om," which. althE '1 complete tr.
lilsell. abounot in ii thrills and in"
of Mark Twa‘. E's EE'anal hook, takin'
.- up the hero 3 adven urea from the d s
seven of the grave robbers to lh‘r
finding of gold in the caste where in
and Beck Thatcher are marooned “:11
""Several days. The cast is the same as
. 1 “Tom vayer"——the same "Aunt
“Holley" skillinily'deplctea by Edl'the
Chapman. the same ragged happvgo
‘lucky’little direilci of a "Huck Finn'
:9.- played by Robert Gordon. and the
4 ‘cers the‘ssme with the exception of ,
“111k Lam-ling, who appears as lnjun
r. and Tom Dates as Milli Potter.
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Jul.
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- CADMAN .
S. Parker Oddman, of Nation-
al Reputation, will lecture on
OUR DUTY IN THE PRESENT
‘ CRISIS
Tuesday Eve” Nov. 26.
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! At pauce ruearaE. TODAY i
EMary PickioE'd, Beautiiul Af'tcra'tt
What chance has a pretty girl in‘
the solution oi the servant problem?
‘That's a question that has been dis-‘
;c1lssed ever since persons of means:
fengagt-d persons less fortunately sit"
luated to do their menial work
, Marv Pickford, in her iorthtoming
uhntopin}. liow Could Y.ou lean" :
E. Eh will i1" shown at the Palace
'EIE .mo todln solved the question in!
Home lot lEo-Euly behind the camou-.
.iiaze or u amen Swedish servant. of
tor wife gaze .l upon her pretty face in‘
the employment other and “passed
her 11p" as .E L‘li‘! who was too good
looking to lhlr‘rllflt be, any kind of a
cook The assumption of the disguisci
is just the beginninr of one of th“
most delightful roles ever assumed by
the acknowledged queen of the screen“
The supporting players in the picture
are of the usual high Artemit slanti-
ard.
ISUDDEN DEATH
or DAREAH MOORE}
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(Continued From Page One) i
husinesr sklion uptown. yesterday:
morning.
0n returning home he was lnken’
with a chill, and grew rapidly Worse.-
until death came at an early houri
this morning.
Mr. Moore was an iron moulder by
trade. and until his last illness was
employed at the Arnold Foundry 011
Hoyt street.
He took an active interest in the
Norwaik Fire Department, and has
served at captain of the Hope Hone
Company. He was a past Chief Renew
or of Court Narruk, 801. F. or A.. and
a. member of Norwalk Aerie, No. 585.
F. 0. E.. and of the Local of the iron
Moulders’ Union :
Darragh Joseph Moore was the son'
of Thomas H., and Mary E Moore}
and‘was bow in Noxwaik. Non-nibcl'
30th.1880.
He is survived by his mother, two
young children, a sistel. Mrs. (‘lil-
.iord Sturgcs, and three brothers
James and Richard, oi Greenwich
and Thomas now in the United SiillPSi
service at, Camp Devens. . i
JEALOUS HUSEAKD '
TRYS TO KILL WIFE
(Continued From First Page) ,
Snrosi had always been good i1iends.l
and he was in the habit or spending 11'
good deal 01' time in the Sarosi home
where he enjoyed many privileges
The men worked together and it was.
the chstom or the in’end to. ride his
bicycle as fat as Sarosis home and
leave the wheel in the barn and then:
imposed to work together E
This had always been the custom,‘
and yesterday the man took his wheel
to the real oi' the house and left it
'in the barn. He returned to the from
or the house. and was here soon by
iSnrosi, who immediately worked him
itself into a jealous frenzy and accus-
~:r:ed the man of undue Eeiatlons with
his spouse and departed saying that
‘he would soon end it.
E'e' procured a shotgun which was
fully loaded and instigated 11 388101!
for Mrs. Saxosi and «as still hunting.
for her when Mr Seizer. who had been
warned in the meantime by the pol cc.
appeared and placed him under a1-
rest
- EAt his cell in the tiny Hall today.
not the slightest interest oi what went
going on about him and persistently '
refused to secure uneel. It madam
dili’erence to him e stated, whether
he received a. Jail sentence or» not. .
but it he was sentenced through his
wires testimony then. as would ,. so!
her when he not out.
the is both;
Star in “How Could You. Jean. ’ ’
Schnitzel; markets is called to the
the man refused all old and showed .
A regular-adjournedlnoetlnx ot the
Directors of the Norwalk Hostile] As-
sociation will be held at the Non-walk
‘ EClub Saturday evening, November 23.
OUTING ruinous AND .1913, at 8 o'clock.
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Wm i Suitable shoes tor the Thmhalvlns
A COMPLETIAfSORT-INT
{day festival are almost as important
in the turkey. Connealiy e Bracken
-—-—-. . have all kinds for all occasions in ev-
ery style and else, with stockinu to
E. Ks BANKS match. Read their advertisement.
”a“ Mahaokomo Hotel, W“ Having made false statements in
WW3 “not umxmiobtamlng a driver's license for the
giant two years. ”year-old Samuel
WEATHER TQBZOUT 18ml)“. of St.inii'brd was lined 850
l-olecast for Norwalk and ”Unity:
and costs yesterday. being charced
Peril) ”Wm tonight and Saturday. with Operating an automobile without
moderate noEEleest winds. An eaten
a license.
siVE area of high pressure is centrali ‘ ’
'oier North Dakota. with the barometer B ttfnr‘l'w'mpmimgmml‘, “(1:91:12 131'
at William reading 30.841nchea. The :11 if i“; ”9 l1. °~ “‘1 - ' on;
pressure detroaues gradually to that w ‘ ‘9 at ‘9 p0“ rooms
'Atlanllc and Gulf coasts. This area- creator. and ”i" South Norwnlk
is causing low temperatures in the members are urged to b“ 9’9““ ""1.
western and central districts lt‘rees- .“ep up the mom that the P0" has
in; temperature with snow was report ”[3”!th for attendance.
ed M h" mm an Oklahoma ThereE PERSHING number of the New York
is no well-defined storm areo east ol‘
Amtriean, out next Sunday
the Ibocky Mountains. but. several. :‘mdm ' i ‘ l on!
plucta rcportwi flurries of snow con a n M n separa e supp em
General Pershinx's portrait, beautiful
ly reproduced by grovure process.
r’t’ild\ for lmminx A valuable score
on or quality and permanent-V
COMFORTABLE. M“
AND BID SPEEDS,
”RATHER A YEAR AGOE
TODAY.
'I‘cmpcrnlurc: High. 51!:
2". Rain. “l“:
City News
Those new copper wire screens in
llli‘ windows of the new quaflcrs oi
:the commissioners of the First Toxins
District, are being ornamented with
upploprlnlolettering today. so that
lltml‘ who are really anxious to pay
Samuel liuIIov, ol‘ North Main tin-tr water rates. may make. .no mie-
strum, who has been quip. tricky sul~ take as to the proper place. Slim ar-
terinp from a liel‘Hllls lu'cukdown, is list ilcrnlan ii. 0_ Rydmuhas the cow
getllng :ilon: E-iccly ullth will be good lrucl.
news to his many i1 lends ‘
l-‘illinc' the Christmas stocklm!
Faileninl: “u. fowcis for “WWW,“ humid bc a illli(‘ll more difficult. prob-
'ing reqniEes the best of feed and .111 ““111 if it new not im the big and var-
kinds in ializc or small quantities nun ll‘ll stock of stockings. handkelchiels
and net-intent at Tristram and llvalt's
.includiun all kinds [or men women
and children Another section that is
manic; Dei'lut) Albert F 10“ .mu of timely interest is deioted to the
his staff or olilcers wele the guests oi finest of damask table linens with
:Orinoco Council. Knights of Columbus mam decided advantages m price
in GIEOnWMCll last eveninz. and in When qualil, is considered.
stalled the newly elected ofllcers ol
the Greenwich council.
even
be tbtaincd {tom the Brewer & Mu
lone Feed (‘.o at sholl notice
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1 lie that is valiant does not commit
1 self-murder.
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The atlentiotl of patron oi
Stillson’s Remedy for .
Malarhlsrioe Chills and Fever
Satisfaction Guhmnteed or Money
great variety in the choice oi weal?
end specials enumerated in his big
advertisement today. so that there is‘
a money saving chance on evely item . Reloaded
and not on one or two articles. Orders Prepared and Sold ‘3’
receiied tonight are sure of .deiit'e") _
satuiday moxning. StillssEltl‘tg‘fizerléa {:an
liev a § Grel lire
‘ could not touch your valuables if they are in one of our Safe
we.
Deposit Boxes. - /
Bulky packages, and trunks may be placed in our atoms!‘
vault.
I your possessions absolute. inquizipe M
Our Marshall—our steel vaults make the safety oi)
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529% Rednchoa on Fall and Winter
women's
it
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The Dresses offered in this sale are the season’s smartest .
effects and no matter what the garment is marked vou ‘ 1,. ;- (
get one-fifth oil‘. This is the greatest price cutting event ‘ " ..
ever attempted bv this house in order to reduce stocks.
You reap the benefit. You can secure a dress in the.
height of the season at end of season prices.
~ the Price at Dresses Cal 20%
31630 $19.95 $25.00 $241.93
Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses
812.99 815.99 $29.99 $22.39
an. ewes—Elena no 112
tam am new «no
Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses
$26.39 929.79 831.99 839.99
--Colors—- ——Msterials—-
. Brown \ Wool Jerseys
Taupe Iatlne
Rookie Trtootlne
Grey Oxford Cloth
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Black
Navy
" ‘ Rose
Burgundy
Sewer
i‘ulk Taffeta
Georgette
Wool Velour
”oun- «g-u— 0""
Continuing 0111'. ~ 25% Reduction
Sale oi Suits
The Price at Suits Cut 25%
$39. 98
SUITS
$29. 98
$59.98
SUITS
$44.98
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$45.00
SUITS
$33.75.
$65.00
SUITS
$48.75
$49.98
SUITS
137.411
$75.00
SUITS
$58.25
$35.00
SUITS
$26.25
$55.00 _
SUITS
$41.25
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—Colors—- 1 ~M atcrials—
Black Taupe Serge Sliver-tone V[/1
Navy Reindeer Velour De LaineBroadcloth " ~
Brown - Grey Tricotine Ox'ord Cloth, 2‘
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l SpeciaiSale oi Coats tor Saturday~
Exceptional offerings in Newest Fall -
and Winter Coats. Full Satin lined
with extra quality Sealihe collar. in " ,
Black, Nave, Burgundy, Taupe and
Brown . 1
No Exchanges—No Approvals—N o C. 0. D.
Slight Chartres For Alterations.
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KEEPING UP HOG PRICES. ‘ WILL LEAVE LA FOLLETTE WORLDWID/E PROHIBUION.
WASHINGT‘V. Nov. 22.-—Aii hogs ALONE _-—-»!\ ~—
wet hing unden' '1150 pounds were in- COLUMBUS. 0., Nov.. 22+“ .
cluded in ‘throwouts" rfom packers' ASH . . .. _ \e 1 'sionaE-y work for the temperam
dlovoa by an roder today of the Food “are“ 0:1 \th: 2:93;? tlisloial Igpeeéh cause in foreign countrier will be calla»
Administrhilion This action is de- "of Senator LsFoliette at St Paul ducted by the Anti~8aloon M.“
signed to keep from his market hugs more W a. year 9‘“ was abandoned America 02m now on until staph that
considered too light for export trade today by th0 Senate Elections Com- as it will be possible to formulate a
meat and also to maintain the present mittee. on ,' vote of nine to two. 1 league of nations for world wide prolifi-
price of heavier than nihrowouts, at Committee members held that. hOW- bition..i_t was stated by dry loath;
$17 50 a hundred pounds over mm, a new, 0, 83mm. La}. participating in the world- wide mat-r
Follotte on hioh the proceedlnfl bitten conference hero 1 m
flannel who Ads. Work Wonders. m brousht misht be dumped lleague will cooperate with dry aim
.— ___“ ,ther'e was no basis tor expulsion 1mm motions already established in foam
' ' ithe Senate. . Stator Pomerene. of countries “‘1 “mm will '9 w
. tabll-sh til the renown.
om ANNOYING, agrmwrmmmgnmxw ”in. “21...? “”2 ° "’
PERSISTEN’I’CO
voted.
W diemissil of the charges invitations to more have had
'VJEWI‘WEL that?!“ chronic 5‘}? um” ;
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A canton may develop in the sen-Katalin: already by the" would”
ate over adoplltin oi themajorlty n 0W 9' ““15" “”1”“
port: which Winnie submitted untrained and 311mm A
the Senate reconvene; Dec! 1;. rage: albd'il'exico the
magma. of men on
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