and 13th EM 0'
“The Bank’s Eye”
Monday KIM“
WILL ROGBRS~the most human
stage and screen personality in
America. in Rex Beach’s tremen’
ions drama. “Laughing Bill Hyde"
Some scenes of this picture were
taken in South Nor-walk
WEDNESDAY—Mary Pick“ ii In THE WONDERFUL VERSATlLiTV
the Aderaft, “M’Liot”
anomalous-tau: gm.
wafiuduyum.mae
"pita, Wye no. Mm, I an.“
inlet amnion to a startling demon
meat.
l The photoplay is an excellent. one
and affords both stars with abundant
{opportunities for the display of their
exquisite artislry. The picture was
splendidly produced by Donald Crilpl
from a scenario by Olga Printzlau. and:
end it moves easily and rapidlv and]
keeps the audience guessing until the;
last moment just how this story wiliv
end. '
. ‘ OF CAIDMANS1
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"THE Home or sense» or:-
LIGHTS
.
Today
Wallace Reid
in Paramount Picture
“Believe Me. Xantippe”
A clip of the tongue, a more
u-au, “Believe Me, Xanilppoi"
caught him to grip. with the law
he had for eleven Ion. months daft,
ly evaded. You can't help thrilling
at this one-ordinary tale.
Also lith Episode of
“The Ealle’s Eye”
Patheilews
Monday and Tuesday
“The Great Love”
I it is not often that a mall with many‘
public cngagcnrents as popular lecture.
(r before thousands of peopl and the
ardous duties of the ministry to a
‘ great church of three thousand tleoplo
demanding his best efforts. can be
come an accomplished writer on schol-
arly-subjects. But such has been the
versatility of the genius of Dr. Carl.
man. who lectures next Tuesday evenfl‘
ing in South Norwaik. on \"Our Dutyi
in the Present Crisis,” that his sue».
cesses as a writer have. been as not-i
able as those of lecturer and‘preacher.’
His last book. “The" Three Relglous
loaders of Oxford," written two years‘
ago. grew out of a course of lecturersl
delivered under the auspices of thel
Brooklyn institute of mm; and.
Sciences ill the 1913 Lenten sr-ason‘
The work is written’in a clear, engorg-l
int: and exact style. and is recognized
as no authority on the three men‘:
whose lives it portrays. But great as:
(‘ndlnun's powers are as a writer. it!
i only in listening to the sound of his;
vr his beauty of diction, his com:
ll rumours "
REGENT THEATRE. TODAY
ll ink Keenan in “The Bells," Also
l3tl1 Epilode of “The Eagle'- Eye
MN" who have enjoyed "Mr. Frank,
man in ”In two Pattie offerings ‘ int: Minn“... will mt... ppm. In New peraturea extend as far south as South-V man, of 8 Hillside street, last evening.
we Trouble" and “Loaded Dice," York ""1“
w u treat and big surprise in store
them. when they behold him in on --
1‘ Belle." which will be shown at Flultl. limb Hirtwl and lirorulwuy: at- i“ “'1‘” “iv-“MI“ NW! 01 ”I“ Rlll‘lil'
He mayflflt‘l‘llf on. _ ~
. role oi.’ Mathias inukeeper and ill“ l‘rinwton aviators \lei play oi the
Regent theatre today.
dercr, made famous by
Henry lrving.
‘dquru-I-a
‘an as an impressive.
.“fi, ,-..
pl re mastery ol‘ forceful lrnlzlosnrron.I
lilai you catch the toll contagion or:
his spirit. lie is a moral and spiritual;
Tdynumo. All who hear Cadman next
(Tuesday evllnillc in the First Metho-
.di.~'t Episcopal (‘hurvh will find them!
{wives amply repaid in the strong ton‘
iv to mind and soul he brings.
, SPORT SCHEDULE FOR rooav. i
l .
A number of widely diiYorent 'sporl-f
,tlw following being the
‘ lll‘iili‘iill‘l features: l
. Football: (inure between Columbia,
d New \ York l'niversilles. Soutlt‘
Harvard liadio eleven and;
Polo “rounds, West lfifllir street. ill";
"‘9 ““9 lornoon.
”More Trouble",
'uen amply described as a tragic l'nrk .
' but in “The Bells" one sees South at 50111 street. evening.
and com-
Amateur loxinn Tournament. Non”
Athletic Club, (fennel Park“
Track and Field
Regiment ‘Ar-
M ouster indoor
Moot ~Twcntyecr-ond
3 aling figure. 9V9“ ”10115111 fl llrlunt- lllory, lllltth srteet and “roadway: cv-
lrl nd a craven one. it is
.‘m-a-tenperformance which was
Hilhwfl at the. Rlnlto theatre, New ‘i’
M“ Regiment Armory.
a vivid, clung.
first
School Track and
(‘ilnrlrpillnulllps-w Twenty-second
lllSill street and
inter-oily High
Field
and stamped by the critics as one of Broadway: afternoon. ‘
the greatest. screen productions.
Mr. Keenan portrays the workinzs Yolk Athletic Club. 'l‘ruvor‘s island.
or a tortured soul. relentlessly lashed
to conscience. with an artistic com-
pleteness that. cannot be approached this section felvall game. but rabbits
"l‘l'up Shoo lull. Traps or the Nrrv
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HUNTING SEASON ENDS
Today ends the hunting season in
lander Mahackemo Hotel, Well
Pix-at Methodist Episcopal Church.
West avenue. Sunday. November 24.
‘Rev. John J. Surely, pastor.
Morning service at 10:30. Sermon;
theme will be “Eterilal Refuge and
Strength." Sunday School session and
T. B. C. Class at 12 o'clock. EpAl
If you are to meet an at the munching
festivities beraarethe essentials. worm League meeting at “5 p. m“!
A suit that will give you ‘ mm of em a will be led by Mr. John Allen. 7:30‘
. there will be a musical service with‘
comfort and complete style. short talk by the pastor. Music lien-I3
$30. buy: a good one.
erred will be:
Chorus—“Now the Day is Over."
Overcoat: $25. to $60. Every style that is style.
Medium, heavy, or storm coats.
And for evening dress this store is the Com-
rnzmdant’r headquarters.
Soprano Solo—~“Jerusalem.” . . Parker
Commito Solo—"Abide With Me."
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Chorus—“The Lord is Exalted.” West
Violin lSolo-Angel’s Dream. Benoni.
Dr. S. Parker Cadman will lecture
on “Our Duty in the Present Crisis,”
in the church on Tuesday evening at
7:45 o'clock. it is expected that the
church will be filled to hear this em-
inent lemurer and preacher.
Junior league. will meet on Friday
afternoon at 3:30. On Friday evening
at 1:30 the Epworth league will meet
to make the third copy of "Norwalk
Events." for boys in the service, over
there.
The members of the Ladies’ Aid So
ciety will meet to new at the parson-
age on Wednesday afternoon.
Rogers & Stevens
Norwalk—So. Norwalk
; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuel-mailer.
OONI‘OBTABLIB. BLANK!”
Iof l’oughkeepsie, N. Y.. are visiting There will be
. . . , no meeting next‘
‘ up can Brahms, .{Wm'v’gefigegmbggg' “We: Thursday evening. a. the morning at
OUTING FLAMLS “I, Miss Frances R. Cuey hes vellum-1“" Join with the Other Protestant
ed her duties with Swift and Company. ‘;°m:?tfu 1‘): the “it” in “ union
FUNNIEST!“ of Ann street, after having been con- 3 v as y 9e" ”9 to be he"!
in the Congregational Church. Rev. J.
Harrison Thompson will be the
preacher. Let the house be filled. The
choir will meet for rehearsal tonight.
i'iined to her home with an attack of
A COHPLETEAWRMM 1 influenza.
1:. K. BANKS
The civil case of Frank D. Lawton!
ifiga‘gstmgm": ,G' 1“?“ “I“?!- Norwalk Methodist Epilcopll
our ay core usce 0 ie ,'
deuce. James T. Hubbell at his oficealcmrcn‘ Re“ Albert h Beebe. pastor.
. Sunday services:
in the (.azette building. ' 9 a. m. F. ii. Bedlent's Class meet-
' wiAIverv day service. Art Craft lug.
W Ibington Itm South Roman - ,
slaw—En”: ‘ roofs. right over old shingle mots. 1? 2‘ null 1:13:13; scvlltghip
WEATHER. FORECAST li-‘irstrlnss at hnlt cost. New shingle; ' '
6:30 p. m. Epvvorth League meet-
Flre-aale: fairs ing. Mrs. R. G. Bedlent. lender.
are reasons Art 7:30 p. m. evening service.
iroot's. Good looks;
Forecast for Norwalk ul'l Viel'llb'1.h,nfl. wear: the“)
The
Tours, C
lel‘ Tuesday—Tile Golden
.11 o'clock, the Methodist Congregation.
chance menu new
_.._r..a
Advent Christin (am. V” I“
and Harvey streets, Rev. 6. M. M
pastor.
Half hour prayer, 1. a. ll.
Morning prayer and oer-on. 10:”
Prelude-Song of Thanksgiving
nelsoocmo--on.un..u ..... Cllklns
Anthem—Come Ye Thankful Petr,
ple .-..._......._,. ....... .. Bkeilyl
Solo—Gloria . Buui Pecca
Postlude—Victory March . . . Treniatb
'Suhday school, 1: n.
Junior‘Loyal Workers meeting 8:”
m
Ellyn; Congregational Church. Bev.‘
. . cGregor. I’ll. 1)., pastor. ' ' ' -
Morning service at 10:30 with} loyal Workers meeting. ““5 p. n-
Evening service, 7 p. m.
preaching by the pastor. Sub' t: ‘ . i
“The Eyes of the Lord." Jec '1 ‘fiidweel‘ prayer and “film
Sunday School at noon. 37' a p' m.
. E. at 6:30. "A Thankegivin * the!!!
Story." Leader, Miss Laura Barman: ' S“ Peter‘s German Lu
Rule will Lutheran Church, Cedar street. not?
meet in the. parish house. l‘ii'est avenue, Martin L Sieup. pace-t.
Wednesday evening——Union Thanks‘ The testlvai of thanksgiving Iii,
giving service in the Congregational be observed at the church tomorrow.
lMor-ning service, in German. at 10:”;
Eeveuiog service, in English. at 1:“
Special Thanksgiving sermons by
the pastor. On Dec. 8th tbe‘cuougrep-
. . . tion will observe the fifth an ream
333,381;%§;L§f‘gngofh“r6hl 1- . or the dedication ot the church. Bu.
Owing to the males of Mr. Thomp: Ewe" 8:7".‘1’;fifeéggrfimuprmg
“mull” c”"‘"“i‘“”" “1' New“ {0.30‘3’3‘2‘“ s. Glaser or Meridian. will
@350" .C 10 “""u‘mal church at the deliver the English address at 3:“
l 1‘2 £03121; Service. '13 the afternoon. As the Christan-
‘ ' ‘ ° saw“ “mm“ Sale will be omitted thil year a na-
l 1:30 p. m. evening worship, opening cial envelope collection wilrbe ilk.
with a a 3 service. Re“ Frederick. to reduce the church debt. The goods
2m breather WWW-"rum were or.
' - . iea' e
5' lfihemvfiigg Thfgrkaglvlng "”1“ 3&3. mrill Lutherans are yurged b
M e in e Congregational thi hurcb. Everyone is Id-
Church on Thursday morning at 10 2332‘! s c ‘_
oclock. Sunday School at 9:30.
Choir rehearsal Them: evening.
A new copy of the parish paper our
taming report of parsonage. will I.
distributed tomorrow.
.Cburch, Norwalk. at 7:45.
i Rally Day in the Sunday
School.
Dec. 18!.
a
w
Grace Baptist Church. Sunday, Nov.
.34. 1918. -
11 a. m. Sermon subject, "The Lan-
guage of Day and Night."
8 p. m. Theme: The Hour Has
First Church of Christ Scientist. 51'
Come.
.West. avenuer—Tbe regular aunt!
There will be special services atiservlce of this church is held at u
the. church Thanksgiving, 11 a. m.la_ m.
preaching and testimony meeting.
8 p. m. A grand program has been
,arranged consisting of solos. recita- Wednesday evening testimony meet»
lllons. addresses. etc. in: at 8 o'clock. To both these na-
l These are some of the participants: ‘vices the public is invited. A real-
Opening. our national hymn. invocn-| ing room is maintained at the sun.
tion. faddress. open each week day. how
Christian Science subject. Novem- ‘
ber {ll—"Soul and Body."
Cloudy “mm“; Sunday fa” ““1"! . - . ~ l actor will l ‘acl at both so 'i e. iAddwss—WTI‘E New" and ”'9 War-"days excepted, trom 1:30 to 4:80 I}.
change in temperature. umderute (raft is the roofing you need, fol‘ Riki-r" Tuesday likening M 7::‘5 CHE. D“ Mr. W. C. Minton m. .
northwest windu. The western area of (loin-es. bungalow. Sleeping porches. Brundage‘s class. ‘ bob» 3 -._ ~»——~—-~
high prlzllifilli‘: is moving 3:03”); Susy"? Phone 1082 Si. John 8: KPVSEI‘ build‘ \i’ednesday evening til 7:45 ll lllllOl’ijn .‘ airs. JCKSG D. “ihilrahead GUARD AGAINST
eastwar an causing a u n . ~ ‘ . Thanks lvinv ‘r~ . . ti . t' corn on— .
heruture in the control and eastern "6' Steamboat Place. gatiorrquhu‘l‘chf‘ “(8 m H Um‘" Mrs. George W. Johnson TOYS FROM GERMANY
districts. Rapid City. S. 1). reported a .
minimum temperature this morning oi. A masquerade surprise party villa
in degrees below nero. Freezing tem- tendered to Mr. and Mrs. James (.or-
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Harold E. Wilson. pastor.
10:30 morning worship with sermon
by the pastor. Subject: ”Thanksgiving
and the Mystery of Suffering."
12. Sunday School and Men‘s Bible
Class.
6:30 Epworth League
crn Texas A slight disturbance on the A lam number of guests were prevent
Gulf coast is cunning unsettled, show- from Stamford. Bridgeport and other
ery weather in the southern districts. planer- Music. some! and other fen-
}lmmm “an“... prevails “new“... lilrt‘s contributed to a very pleasant.
I evening. A line supper was served.
l
Mountains. .
devotional
The case of Arthur C. Wheeler. or
WEATHER“ A YEAR AGO ‘Wlulley. or Bridgeport. whose way up
lion." Leader, Miss Mildred Lovcjoy.
West avenue. was obstructed by
TODAY the 7:30 Song service and sermon. Sub-
“ f residence of Mrs. Mury Littlejohn, Ject: “Tire Happiest People on
ll'lllpvl'lllrlrl": ”lull. 41: low. jrlhl lilltli't Elm street at no earl-Ir hour Earth." '
53‘.’ ’3csler‘rirry morning. and who was to
. - he tried this morning on ll charge at
operation an automobile while under
. ' ‘lllo influence of liquor in the uptown
( 'ty News court this morning. has been contin-
Mrs. Charles A. Ilnvis is seriously
ill nt her home. .53 Main street.
Fri i r.
Never betore have we all had such
uvrl until Saturday, Nov. 30111. in extended to all to unite in this ser-
vice of praise and thanksgiving.
lied Cross worlh will be done in the
church Friday afternoon. .
Choir rehearsal Friday cseninc.
~~(‘onlfort is one of the necessities
{if life. Don‘tiac without it next win-
ter. Heat yourhome with liurnham
l iloiler (‘osy Corrrtori Heat. The beat
lfronr the boiler that’s made in West-
chestcr County. Semi for “Which and
Knight Street A. M. it) t‘
W. A. Lynch.
Miss Fanni‘ (‘42er h s rolurne o
I > a 'd t Preaching 10:30 a. lllu’illld at 7:30
ht‘l' duties in the Swift lo Co's oiilcc.
meeting. Subject: “A Call to Separat-
Tile annual Thanksgiving morning
prayer meeting will be held Thursday .
morning from seven to eight o'cloekn
reasons to rejoice. A cordial welcome
l
" .. ell. Rev.
. . Why" booklet. Lord & Bur‘rrlllrlrt.(.‘o..1
atlcr a six weeks lllnesla. ’ ~ '
inner—«Wile First Thanksgiving." l
l Miss Jeanette Randolph
(Continued From First Page)
filming—“Give Thanks Unto
the'
he declared.
in the absence or Mrs. Morgana.
Bulkoley, of Hartford. Chairman 01'
the Connecticut Woman's Liberty.
Loan Committee. Mrs. Starr 0. Eu»
hum. of llanbury. read the for”!
report. ir showed that of the SIG.-
000,000 credited to Connecticut the
Woman‘s Committee rallied $25.48;
650. with a total expense or less that
$2.300.
At llro afternoon session Cid! ‘
Maude delivered an address on “W.-
men's Work.“ and Mrs. George
nard Miner. vice-president g
from Connecticut. brought greeting.-
trom the national society. A recap-
tion will bring the meeting to I ch“
late or.» afternoon.
. Congregation . .
l Miss Jeanette Brock. of Hampton
‘Normal and industrial institute. will
deliver an address on education.
l nev. Edmrunly. n. 1).. Nyack. N.
'Y.. will also deliver an address. sub~
jecl to be announced.
5 The pastor. E. ii. Simlns. will do
liver an address subject. “The (lava-
iicr. Tho Puritan and the Negro."
There are others who will take purl
whose names will appear latter.
Trinity Church. Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman. rector. Services for the Sun-
day next ot‘ore Advent.
. 8 n. m. oly Communion.
‘ 10 a. nl. Church School.
1 ii a. m. Morning Prayer
.mo‘n.
' 7:30 p. m. Evening service.
Monday. Under the auspices of the avenue, Who "‘8 “"95in on m .-
.Woman’s Auxiliary of the Board of day by Constable Henry ”he" “it
Mission Mrs. E. C. Achesson, lwite of “he had “”93de and was hm
p. ill. Subject of evening discourse, Bishop Achesson ““1 President "‘9 for his wife With the avowed m
ni ~
3 ‘ m sanosr UNDER szoo aouoc
Stephen Snros’. of 140 Woodnnk "
"Strange Gods in the Land.“ Sab- Diocesan Branch of the Woman’s tion of “1'00”“: her, was ”WV ‘
b}, any other character actor on the "“011 may be taken Will! traps. ball) school at 12:30. Services with Auxiliary will speak to the women m "last evening under bonds 0! m. _
but
chive todvn. Plctorially the story is no guns are allowed. ‘
6 lrr'lnlzton. N. Y.
.—
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Endowed with the best that
. technique and the most skillful
lion could give it.
f AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY
“"90“ has led many
dirco passage
The. scarcity of partridges this year
sportsmen to urge the
a bill in the next legisla-
ture. providing a close season ton
these game birds that are rapidly be-
coming extinct. Owing to the recent
law which permits shooting deer on
F>)>
1'0““ BMW‘J“ Union. N“ ‘-' "M On account of tilt‘ observance of
last cveninrr and voted to close nil Thanksgiving Day. the New ym-k,
special reference to Thanksgiving.
barber shells on Thanksgiving dlly. .pr Haven & Hartford railroad. fol.
.. ‘lowlng its usual custom. will omit a
c.3131};ragltegaxaiexgizzrilgfiyfifl number of local trains into and out of
quarters from the Mabackemo Hotel New York on November 23' NOUW")
South Norwalk Congregationul
Church. John Stapleton. minister.
Service Sunday at 10:30 a. m. A
special praise and thanksgiving ser
vice has been arranged in which inu-
,the parish on “The Advent Call to the Judge William F- Tammy Vi“ W . _
Women of the Church." Members of pear 35' 00‘1““! {0" the W
the Auxiliaries of st. Paul. Grace/and ”She" the “‘59 comer before Judge» - ;.
Christ Church have been invited to (”“de on Monday morning. m
be present. The meeting will be at I“ “in"; 119“} 0“ "'9 technical charge
2:30 in the church. After the meet-Ff 3'38“”
in an opportunity will be given to,
meet. Mrs. Achesson' socially. Terr
MRS. THOMAS SEEKS DIVORCE ‘ ‘
the owner's property which many
kcen sportsmen deplore. These ani-
mals have practically disappeared
from this vicinity. many hunters who
have been frequently in the woods of
_ , Fail-field county. saying that they
Arm Little. m :10! so of unusual have not seen a single door this fall.
ability and cl urnl. is‘til‘ visa-via it»
Wallace Reid in his. last Paramount
sic and sermon sound the. notes of will be. served in the Parish Hall. ; lilirs. Hannah 0. Thomas of Brook.
iyn has brought suit for divorce m. .
9330 3- ‘Harry‘B. Thomas of Stamford. 31108138 '1
‘ desert-ion. They were married on Janf
Grace Church. the Rev. J. Benton uary 1' 1903' and the plaintiff». claims .
Werner, rector. the defendant deserted her May 21,
The Sunday next before Advent. 1912. ' '
celebration of the HolyCom-
Mall-cc Reid in “Believe Me, Xan-
' tippe. also. 11th Episode of‘“The
.3 . Eaglel Fye.”
. .. ,. . . n e ublic .
to the South Nora .llk Trust Comp my have been posted intormi g th D praise ant. victory. All members or. Thursday. Thanksgiving Day.
building. {of special stops that will be made by the congregation are or
. . lied to attend; is t . . And w' . .
lregular trains into and out of the city Sunday School and Men's Bible Class'm. 3141113; Vooiimunlg. E Day
On next Tuesday evening Old \‘l'cllu . . . r engéd with at noon. Young Peg le’s .
Corrrmnndery. No. 956. U. 0. G. (3., Mill to (‘0‘ H the service d up 3:30 p. m. p meeting at
give their entertainment and dance.nn ”'1“ holiday. l 011 Tlur ‘ ~ i
.wllicil was scheduled for some time ' I Tthere will! Egalfelgogn Iiilhgio‘rirt T311012??? ‘v
1 ago but due to the prevalent epidemic ”Sentinel Want-Ads are Winnerfi- ling Service in this ’church Riv 8 .‘I‘2
of influenza, its postponement to Tues-3 1!. Thompson of the Baptist Church”
l
A full attendance was present last
evening‘when Douglas Fowler Post
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chomping. “Believe Me. XanfivDP- Women’s Relief Corps held their regu- d" “mm“ w“ “Remit“: . . . will preach. 2mm” at 8 °'°'°'?k' ”Wing my"! Try a Sentinel wm norm
.wbioh is to be presented at the Pul— lar meeting in the (l. A. R. hall on! . ‘ StillSOIl’S Remedy for Mu to for Sunday morning: $1303: 31:30: 10'30' Parish Sunday mu ' ‘
arc theatre today. In the role of a Washington street. The next meeting3 FERSH'NG "umber 0' the N" ”r“ Malaria. Chile and Fever “*3 ‘mrfi-s-Ffl-ggffr ‘ i-r --
hherifi’s daughter. Miss Little’s talent will be held on Decomberdi and all Sunday AmeriCa out next Sunday.
members are asked’ to note the clr n e '
a“? admirably displayed. She 13 B in the date of the meeting. a 5:; .will contain as a 88 Te supplement
lcha'rming courageous. quick-wilted iGeneral Pershing‘s portrait. bearriiful—;
girl. who can handle a gun and ride a li’ reproduced by gravure process.
{horse like a man. ‘but for all these [ready for funding. A valuable souve;
utralities her femininity is her chiefl Dir of quality and permanency.
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