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Mary Pickford
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the days of '49, from the atOry by
Bcete Harte, also
Fatty Arbuckle
in a new comedy,
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.‘ THURSDAY—Mabel Normand in E
Deck’l' Bad Girl," a riot of laughter
Iy special request. “Les mun.
utos," with William Fsmum will
3 is repeated Tuesday, Dec. 3.
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Mill Rogers. Famous Comedian. in
‘aoldwyn Feature. “Laughing Bill
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A thrilling story of man's redemp~
l“ n l: unfolded in "bushing Bill
’Jivde.” greatest of all Rex Bench Gold.
t In productions. which comes to the
hit! FLO LA t..-n csE u.vv ~ :
l‘”r'onl thmtre, today and tomorrow.
’ It" Rogers. Inlet-throwing wit of
' -»l‘ics lame. makes his first appear-
: on on the screen in the name role. !
Misfortune halts Bill Hyde and Dan
Damn after they succccd in es-
,~ fins hum prison when Dan falls
~ M s gulch and is mortally bun.
. miss his us! to a doctor's haunt.
"me Dan's last hours are made as
. mfortsble as possible. Bill later:
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CAST INCLUDES:-
GEORGE SlEGMAN
ROSEl‘lAKY TllEBY '
ROBERT HARRON GEORGE FAWL‘ETT MAXFIELD S‘WllEl
HENRY WALTHALL GLORIA HOPE
\bueav them in' The birth of; Nation'and, in licarts ofthzliorki
A picture shown: the transfidurxtion of vomenbyVar.
genes, shovind the Dowager Queen Almudxq,’
mr‘» he first Families of England ~d‘oind menial WOrh.‘
to bt‘atllie liun, themselves, not impersonatow ,4
ml m w" m AM” Im 18 ‘ THREE SHOWS—Matinee at 2p. m.; evening, 7 and 9 o’clock
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Mi the doctor, who acquires a I SPECIAL: MUS [C
in] for treating a dying man. Bill
5 r l 0f it girl. whom s drunken rou'uli' WEDNESDAY
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LlLLlAN CISH
lls Hoot-hing for work, rushes to thc
FOR m1- mmorvnto TRIP here's
yourtravelingbsgsuitcassortnnk
And for the uninspiring festivmes' ' the‘nsw
suit, evening dress toys, new overcoat and
everything else to wear, in absolutely correct .
style. 'l
Rogers 8. Stevens
Norwalk~So. N orwnlk
mm Hotel, Wd
Immlnfilflnl
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;F‘nir tonight and
whose in
l-west Winn. A disturbance central
this morning over 'Nsw Mexico is
causing cloudy and rainy westher over
,fthe southwestern districts. Pleasant
r weather prevails elsewhere east of
the Rocky Mountains.
_ture is generally below the normal in
‘the western and central districts.
{Freezing temperatures extend us far.
south as Georgia. ‘
minus s ms son
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E KFANKS “ consensusouurssaam
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“angular-mama»,
relwillbeheidonw as...
in; at them m
street.
mrmroesom'
Foremt for Norwalh and vicinity:
Tuesday; little
temperature; moderate
The United War W‘s m ' .
committee has moved its W .
from the Mahachemo hotel to M,
South Norwalk Trust Comply.
Martinacmwmfliir
position with Mr. 1min. d u "
street. and has seconds ”lith- Ifl ..
the New York, New rum & Hui»
ford Railroad Company.
Hugh Cook, of School street, u.
received word from hi. sen, m "
Joseph Cook, who has been M“
sndisnowinahospltallnm
slowly recuperating. ;
Among the lt—yearold 5
. there are 69 delinquents who have 3*
returned their question-nos.
The {tempera-
TODAY.
'l‘cmpcraturc: High, til; low.
Pair.
after half an hour's conversation, l tinople and visited the Black Sea
The!
must be in at tbs draft board lends!
Charles inquired if President Wil-‘ports ot' Varna, (laista, Eregri,
son was well. lie expressed no Sill“ Samson, Siuope, ’l‘rebizond, Batutfi,
prise when told that the Frost;
dent ’s hair has grown whiter since
the United States entered the war, .
lsccmiug himself to feel the under-
;miuiug strain of the great con-1
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1 ROME, Nov. 25.——ltsliun troops Warranted deeds placed on file at
foccupicd Innsbruck, the capital of .‘h" ”m“ 0' 7°" Clerk Herbert R-
’tlu- Austrian Tyrol ou'lt‘ridsy, megabit: 223,533,129] during the
lucrardance with the terms of the; Catherine Toner Q, Salistn mummy
lAustrum armistice. ‘
ztook pow-“ion of Laudcck, west:
:of Immbruck on the Inn River.
i At Innsbruck the German popu- ii
'lstiou maintained u calm and rc-'
specti’ul nttitudc. '
Poll and Novorossysk.
General Franchet d'Espert-y,
commander of the victorious Al-
lied troops in Macedonia, arrived
in (“onstantiuople Saturday.
l REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Clark M. Ely to Laun Sherwood. lot
on Roosevelt road.
Anna R. Smith and Ada 8. Belts to'
arr-let L. i’ayntar. 6 and s half acres,
_ and buildings Newton's avenue and'
The ltnllun 5 Allen street.
population camc out to meet thci3 Emma Again it; Charm A. PIN-
- . . .. . . acres on vex-m ne avenue.
”Trill. tarpfiv“ ho “(n grccltd. Louise D. Russell to August Rad-l
l” “ w“ ”l - - almsnovvski. lot and buildings on Third.
street.
corsunnorzx. Nov. 25,—An-
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lcruuui Soldiers’ and Street ‘
Minnie D. Schnnnel to George W.,
illcxendry and wife, lot and buildings, 5
tu'ccn tho
\l’orkmcu's (‘ouuril and thc gov?
crumcnt. it is ofliciuly announced on Norman “9‘“
m llcrlm: 'l'hc ugrrcmcnt pro-g hlnry lilnxweiler to Jacob Llnx-
video: ,‘wellcr, lot on Lincoln avenue.
“First—All political powcr is”
to tic in the hands of the GcrmsanR], JERRY O’BRIEN
"""""Ef: "“d W“ “3:“ l .39" JOHN BARRYMORE
GENT THEATRI, wsouaeoAfl ’ In Paramount Picture-
t .W Pilokgzggl: mum-7"" Pro-i WE‘RE D‘AN FROM MEXICO"
me than a generation sco. “M'llss'” ‘ ,.
, .. ”inning stage success, dr'nmn- muny of the leaders of social actlvl-l
r' d y Clay amen. 3 distinguish“ tics of London. The picture reveals
- - 1312!". who recently was stricken It lmflutli’ul luvs story. but its prime'. NEED OF HELP FROM
:1 blindness in California. in thc lllll'l‘OSP is to that" how war has level-l AMERICA AND ALLIES
.10 version. there was a combina- cu It" ranks nhd mvukened the scale CHAR A ' ’
of several of the Harte western cd lclsurc clnsscs of the British Em- LES ST TES
3 . leg 3nd the most fanlnua characl- Dll‘l,‘ lo ”I? nccds of their country. The ‘
v vt‘ these will he slcll in “M'liss,” various roles are In the hands or riot.“ «outward from first Paul
, 'ns M.r_v Pickford. ‘ nhlc screen players including Robert,
'0 new Pickford vehicle, picturlzed :‘llarron. Henry Walthall and Lilllnn‘ 11‘. that the l'ot'mcr culpcrol‘r
3‘ ;ml°°§efi:?:s ‘333‘ h?i':‘;f;‘laq2(" ' H" _ ,.__ 'wholc hoot-l and mind has ccntcr-
1.. .irtcrart Pictures. it contains all (3|an ASSAULTED AT STATION”! "'1 ”1“ “Wk "f WWW“ ”W
A telephone call notified the police u'cllure 0f the pcoplc. Tl!" "My
of u row in tho East-bound mnmwlplcusurc llc has taken duringr tllc
>tntlon last evening. An officer iu-‘ war has lwcn to hunt for ll fcw
VGHUKMPG and ll “'88 learned that hours t‘llt'll u'cck. llc workcd eight.
lhl‘co young ladies had be"! ”mum" ccn hours a tiny for long pcriods.
by two local you then. The l is . .
screamed and “(fined u", nttcrfilfm lie is soul to be much hurt by stor—
or Robert Clark, a mummy demm\-9,ilcs which circulated In Allicd
'l‘ll ‘ ‘ l ill b seen who wanted to arrest the young mcn countrics about his ltrivutc life.
“’5‘” '5 pm (”'3’- w o ’ b1" the “"1“ “NF?" ‘0 “NW" ‘N osrcciallv (lruukcuncss As 1 mat-
the he cut Theatre. Wednesday. . ’l , . . . . .
M 5" vm‘m “mm" the” Itcr of fact. he drinks but one glass
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‘AT THE PALACE THEATRE Mrs. Dubc. of Lincoln Axcnuo ‘ "WI"? 91’ 1’00“ at_“"""' "ml "0""?
TODAY AND TOMORROW moved her household effects to New drinks honor at dinner.
. York city this morning. '5 Buforc thc corrcspoudcnt
irr- » elements of the western thriller.
including the lneffable chu’l’m which
"Our Mary" brings to screen. unusual-
ly'splendld support and high artistic
directing.
"M'llss" is n delightful feature play.
Which will be no less successful in its
appeal to the public as hare been all
of Miss l’lcltt'ord's recent picture we
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D. w. Griffith Producer of “Hearts of v
The World," will Present "The Great .
l ‘ Love." . - “ . - .
. To induce the first women of Great Y ‘ L ed C n
'ilrlfaln to do menial duties, such as our lttle Pets Ne ascarets
let-rubbing floors. and washing win--
flows and mopping walks. for motion
niciure reproduction. was one of the,
tasks that develop ‘ upon David W.
Griffith while pro: ' log "The Grant
lave." for Arnci‘ufl. ‘lich is to be Dr"-
sented at the. Pal. cc theatre today and '
tomorrow. l
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“’lwn cl-lldru-n quurrrl and fight,
St" if the littlt- tongut-s arc whit».
Hurry! clcan tho cloggcd-up places;
Bring back smiles to littlc tum. .
Cliildrcn think (insect-via an- dandy,
Hocialist llcpulllic Mud thc Sold-r KILLED IN FRANCE
icrs' and Wot-lunch 's i‘ouucil.
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ft‘ontinusd from I’ll. Ono)
"Sn-t-olltl~-~'l'llcir uim is to tlci'cud !
and us tantamount to ovcrthrou"
cd by tho revolution and to surf
pl'l'ss ull countcnrcvolutionury
activity."
110 left his home and friends with n1
detachment of other men for Camp.’
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LONDON, .‘ov. ~'l'his moru~
ing's London ll0\\'t~])li|lt9i‘r~ display
theoretically. oi' lllc cxistinu lins-
sian system.
home that he was
more notion.I 3
Tho last word received from him,
wns a lctler which rcsched hove Sop?
tember 21‘» and in which he wrote that:
he was in perfect health. No further;
communication was received until om
fateful missivo from Adjutant-General
Harris arrived from Washington on;
Saturday afternoon, and which read
as follows:
"We deeply regret to inform youf '
that Private Jeremiah F. O'Brien was'
killed In notion on50ctober it." l
Besides his large hosts of friends?
and relatives in this city. Private:
O'Brien leaves his parents, Mr. and«
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itching for .
l'.\llls;’Nov. 2.3 (lluvus). Jil-
llt‘ll warships, tho liosphorus lntv~
lug: lif‘Oli clcnrcd of mines. lum- cu-
lcrcd tllc Black Son and visitcd
various ports front Vuruu around
lllt‘ southern roost to Novorossysk.
STRASSBOURG.’Sunday, Nov.
24.-——(lcneral Gouraud entered this
city today at thc hood of the
Fourth French Army amid lhc trc-
mcutlous cutllusiusm of 300,000
people. . .
'l‘hc ccrcmoniul entry at which gfiaxicgfiu‘lho %::e:?ef:mtl
Marshal Foch wtll take possesslon connected with the reporterlal stair!
They nrc mild cullmriic candy.
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. mo these women were: . . . .
(‘hlef u ng gen for u. dmrwfl‘uvork ‘ cvcry limo.
Lady Dlslm Manners. the most anuli-t
ful womsuin England. Elizabeth (‘9';
qulth and many others. who are cull--
ed upon to perform these menial tasks.
in the course of their dutlts on behalf ‘
of the War Relief. Red Cross and nth-g
' or war activities brought into being:
My the’ great conflictsnd they assum-;
ed the attire of servants and perform--
on the tasks for Mr. Griffith’s camera,
. vactly as it is done in real life. '
in making “The Great Love," the.
st of his new series for Artcmfm
“or. Griffith received the help and en-
couragement of Queen Alexandra and
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oaepgoson, lecture on ‘
dun ommmpssmtr
TuesdayEve; Nov. 26."
Th".
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sudlits a
of the city in the name of France of The Sentinel, and who is now in the
and the Allies is fixed for 1:30 ‘03 a Marine Corps at Quantico, V8...
o'clock Monday afternoon. gingf°c§fterv ““93 Gr“? O'Brien-l
VLADIVOSTOK, Friday, Nov] m.
23 (By The Associated Press).~ ““5
The three Cossack ofliccrs who on 5 ~
November 18 arrested two mom-i
burs of the All-Russian director-
atc, .‘Avskcnticff and Zeuziflofi,l ;.
and two prominent citizens of l
Omsk, Argunoff and Rogovsky, .
precipitating the change in the
All-Russian government which
made Admiral Kolchak’director, ,_,
will be tried by court-martini.
The cont-binomial will be held in
accordance with procedure on the .
fighting front, the sentence to be
continued by the supreme ruler. .
BASEE, No . 25 (Haves)—-'i‘he
' government has re-
Allies to hoitd an in.
o ipesee
jaeeordhc to reports reach-
CHARGE‘
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
[Elly News
rt the Mahaclremo Hotel. Price 81.60.
Tables reserved Hours 12 to 7:30.
can Red Cross, Norwaik Chapter, will that the Norwalbflow York
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1) 'Hall at s 3. it.
They also“ ""3 "“1 buildings on D” ""1 W‘ has in front of the Butler grocery laid up in South Nos-wall until
store on Main srteet, Saturday even. December 1st.
in ' ‘
lavenus. reported the loss of an auto city, has hot-n chosen
,robe from his car while on his way to. porvise the music
:hit; home. Saturday evening.
Red Cross sowing mu be done all the First Methodist cum
I (lay
Maria L. Vollmcr to Alphonse Mattel st Masonic Hall. The session will be
'ucrccmcut. has bccu reached bc- threequartcrs of an acre on Bridge ll“ fit 10 A M. fiery member is urg-' Lleut. Ramsey of the
ied to be present.
found it purse containing a small sum §boon stolen from that oil}.
;of money, Sunday. and 'turned “291113 was owned by m 0.
‘prom-rty over to the police. >
claimed this morning by Mrs. Houtlwm police are
in): of 69 Main street.
Attorney George A. iionnecker of,
‘New Jersey, hm; been visiting rela- hsadqnarten Satin“!
tlws and friends in this city, where the story that be hell he. .
he was born and passed lils boyhood. ”6 at the Colored Utah 0.
lilo- lmstmorn
Deyens on October 6, 1917. l-‘ollow-‘cal Hoard No, 14, this morning rcceiv—--nn amount or whether he was dink.
log a few montlis' training at this can- ed a lctter from Stephen Dokus. “some and lost it is
toumeut he was tmnsfcrrcd to (‘amp where in Franco." in which he cm‘lOR-l (:2. . -.
Greene Charlotte. 8. C.. and inter to ed a very good picture of himscll. ilis‘ . ,
Camp illerritl. N. J.. where he was as- lettcr was \‘(‘l‘_\' cheerful iudccd. l Slim 3 Remedy for
promiuvnlly tlu- tlcrnu'm udviccs signed to a unit of the 1:. s. chu --—— ? Mala ' Chills Ind Fm
rcgurdiug lhc ugrccmcoi lmtwccn 1M“ and FM “110!“ ll" Wt Slim“? F. D. Lawton. Jr, who resides in} - cc 50c ,
thc. Soldicrs‘ and Workmcu's after ‘0" quce' “he” he “"1"“! Gl'l‘t‘nfi FINDS. "‘5‘le his Wile!“ Sunflutiafaotion “mm W“
t'ouucil illltl lhc "ovcl‘lnncnt. during the month 0f April. d" in South Norwulk. H“ 1‘3“ been. Refund“! 4
‘ . . ‘ The army lilo was a great nttrac- transferred from pelhm Bay to mm
“inch is rcgurdcd as u dcvolop- tlon to him and his ”new. m the Brooklyn Navy “ml and has been ep-. Pro and 3]
lltcnl of the grcutcst llllpol‘lllllt‘t‘ folks at home showed his favoritism pompd an inspector 0,, mmmc, work; SfiflsonJ’owell
and uslunlumout to the ovcrtllrmv for this form of living. its made hl=> on the outside. l South N0 ,
of the Ebcrt~lluuse comltitmtiou “fill trip R "m "9'1““? 1“ f“": .110 __ _f__ "
nod tlic adoption. of at least 22ml}, '12”? “glyztmmsm' " allelic?! "
THANKSGIVING. so
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sumorsteoswillhe tale- to as!
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Hall was celebrated in at
Church Brldssoort May
Dan-sch who
Patrick J.
service or his country
attended by relatives
the deceased.
Notice wu aim m‘m.
-—stciai Thanksxiving Day Dinner
The annual meeting of the Ameri-
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hold thiscvenin'g at the Assembly Company would not tenant
height for the nest wash or
[until a new schedule is put
on the line. The freight steamer
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M. It Mcfluuslnnd, of 85 Buvlew o! the First Baptist
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police department. acquainted
csl‘otllcers with the fact that a
lnn.;lor touring car; No asses $3.,
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It was st 599 Laurel avenue. Macaroni.
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llooh-out for it. .
latrost. The police are lnvestinathflv‘
but so for nothing has be. ..
(‘arl .‘Xt’l llnmlrow. chairman of Lo- and whether the man ever had “I
still
Even. a Great Fire
could not touch your valuables if they are in one of our sud?
Deposit Boxes.
Bulky pdckages, end trunks may be placed in our more;
vault. ’ ‘
Our charges are mall—our steel vaults make the safety of
your possessions absolute. Inquiries invited. "
South NorWalk Sol/lugs Bank
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