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Merv Pickford
la the We“
“M’h‘ss”
A charming tale of California, in
the days of '49, from the story by
Grate Hem. also
Fatty Arbuckle
In a new comedy
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THURSDAY—Mabel Normand in
‘eck'e Bad Girl," a riot of laughter
By special “Us Minera-
“ nee,” with lilent Fat-nun will
3 a repeated Tuesday. Dec. 3.
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Wednesday-
John Barrymore
" the Man From Mexico”
1 Thursday
Pauline Frederick
ln Paramount Picture
“Her Final Reckoning"
And‘ Five Acts of First-
Class Vaudeville ‘
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REGENT TH EATRE WEDNESDAY
Mary Pickford in the Artcreft Feature
I'll-e,” by Int Harte.
“li‘liss”, Mary l’lckiord's latest Art
craft picture, based upon the immortal
stony of Bret Harte, is the, fifth photo-
play featuiing “America's Sweetheart"
which was directed by Marshall Neil-
an.
According to those who have seen
ndvance displays of the. picture, it is
fully up to high standard set by Mr
Neilan'a former productions. Pm
cally every photoplay directed by Mar
shall Neilan, with Mary Pickford as
the star. has offered the screen a new
and delightful characterization, and of
’ these “Mills." is by no means, the
least. Every admirer of Mary Pick-
ford‘s will be delighted by “H‘lifia” be-
cause it affoltls her a role of the char-
acter which established her popularity
as the queen of the movies, five years
ago.
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
'0. w. Griffith's Famous Picture "Tile
Great Love.”
The noble sacrifices made by the
lmoat distinguished women in the high.
er circles in England, are adequately
shown in David W. Griffith's remark-
‘ahlp pliotoplay. “The Great Love",
" will be shown at the Palace
.ltm today.
i Sim-iv the beginning of the great war
England has sent the flower of its no-
:bllllV to the fmnt and untold thous-
‘ands ham laid down their lives upon
[the chasnguiued battlefields of France
and Belgium. At home the women and
nleu have united in the great work of
{caring for the wounded and in prose-
cuting the relief activities so essential
to the slirrcwsful conduct bf the war.
i This is the awakening that is por-
Itf'llycd with the nturtlinar fidelity in
."Tho Great Low." Among those who
}for the first time, appear in the photo-
..play are such well-konwn distinguish-
'cd personngex as Queen Alexandria.
Lady Dlltllll Manners, Countess
Mnsscrcnc. Elizabeth Asquith
Lady Lilvcry and others. in the cast.
of players are. Lillian Gish, llohcl't
liarron, Henry R. Walthull. George
Fawcett. George Solglunnn, tllol‘lll
Hope and others. '
AT PALACE THEATRE, WEDNES.
DAY.
John Barrymore In “The Man From
Mexico. »
John Barrymore needs no tntroduo-
lion in the motion picture public for
he is one of the rrcutest comedians
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“THE FIRE BRIGADE"
'.Advance Seat Sale Opens Wednesday
“L Morning, November 27th
All those who hold exchange tickets
J» nrfnr: ilm date of October, 25th, and
also those. who intend seeing the pro
puction of the grec spectacular fire.
play, "The Fire. Br‘ in" which Hope
liosc Co. No i; QT: l l presmit at'tho
lit-gent 'i‘hoal.-e l.-.l Friday evening.
liovembcr 29th. as a benefit. to the
“ inclubcrs of their hose company in ac-
' mve service in'France, should bear in
~ doll that the advanCe seat sale opens
n: the Regent Theatre Box office on
..3'.’§dnesda;. morning, November 27th.
at 10 a. m. and promises an evening of
great enjoyment. The members 01
‘I'lupn Hose Co. have been busting the
r :..e‘ of tickets, and report an unusual.
large number. already sold in ad-
. .lt‘e, which indicates that there will
' in it. good demand for seats. so its up
in you to get in line early, if youwant
': to secure a choice of seats. Reserved
boats 550 83c and $1.10 .(War tax in-
cluded.) Gallery 30 cents.
VREGENT THEATRE. TODAY
“Laughing am Hyde" Starring the FI-
:noue Comediafi. Will Rogers.
Nouns could rightfully accuse Will
..Iwgors of being a. ‘lotharlo. But the
t'pmotuvdnrint-throwing wit proves an
"ideal, lover in the name role at
‘ mashing Bill Hyde." the Rex Beech
ianidwyu Muse. which comes to the
iii-cent Mum. , ‘ ‘
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l Apply this soothing, penetrating oil
; relief comes.
that ever nplsoarcd lwlore the camera.
So succcssful were his characteriza-
tions in his czlrlier Paramount photo
plays that 'hc was recently changed
for a series of plays, "The Man From
Mexico" will‘he shown at the Palace
Theatre Wednesday.
in this comedv Mr. Barrymore is a
light-hearted bibulous gehtleman.
named Flizhcw. F‘itzhew gets into
and out of more difficulties than can
he enumerated, but he attains the mas
ter-plcce of mendacity when he is call-
.ed upon to explain “to his wife the rea-
son for a necessary absence of thirty
days-necessary because he had been
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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
no tonight: Wednesday partly?
cloudy with slowly rising temperature.z
dentures with other evidence in the
end the great war has burned itself
nearly out.
On December 16, the American
Red Cross is going to put the strength
and sympathy of America's heart to
the test. It is going to hold a‘ Roll
Call. Not a “drive” for money. not a
“campaign" for funds. merely a roll
call in which every American is asked
to answer “here."
Every chapter in the United States
is going to call its roll. Every present
Red Cross member will be asked to
renew that membership. Every per-
son. no matter where he may be
found, so long as he is not in the
is to be asked to Join to “help" the
style.
everything else to wear, in absolutely comet
, Rogers & Stevens '
Norwalk-So. N orwalk ~
A disturbance over Southern touts-
ana is causing general rains on the
‘i Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. Pleat
i not weather prevails in other districts
east of the Rocky Mountains. Areas
of high pressure are central over No
breaks and Ohio. The temperature
continues low in the western districts.
Freezing temperatures extend as far
south as Central Texas.
‘ “arm A M AGO
. ‘ TODAY.
.--. Temperature: High, 30; low,
STATE fillllflil
armed service of the United States,; Blumm BURN
‘firestest Mother" he still a greater;
mother in doing her hit to repair the.
ravages and damages of war and to
supply necessary aid to thousands
.who may need it.
An organization that will reach
‘from Washington into the nation's
tumallost hamlet has been perfected.
In New York, New Jersey and Con-
necticut the Roll Call will be uglier
file supervision of the Atlantic divi-
sion with headquarters in New York
city. Every chapter. branch and aux-
iliary will do liq bit to help along the
great work.
A membership of over sixty million
is wanted in one week, from December
16 to December 25. in the Atlantic Di
vision between eight and nine mil-
lions ilre sought. For the division;
that means a total of 36m per cent in-
crease over the present men'nrship
and means a roll call operated under
an organization that this is propor-
tionate in size and strength.
The campaign will be base face
to face requests. it is plsnn vi,
every person in the Atlantic n
asked to join by another person.
Willi thirteen executive chairmen
supcrvising the work under the ,dlrec
tion of the Atlantic Division lleud-
quarters. the chapters. of tho fled
(‘ross will canvnaa thoroughly every
town and city. For reach organlzzl‘
tions have been perfected with this
and in view.
Report on all memberships will lw
made daily during roll call week, he
7cclnbor 16 to December 23, while all
of the various clnslses of the Red
Cross membership me open, particu-
lill‘ stress ill to he placed upon the $1
a Your membership.
The. Roll Call has been so arranged
that everyone will be approached to
become a member. The Roll Call is
for a “universal membership" and it
llleimv exactly that.
REoAlv concussss
TO KILLING WOMAN
(Continued Floul Page. One)
tha‘ he could not allow an innocent
girl to go to the electric chair for
crime. which he had committed. He
refused to divulge the name of his
accomplice, but said they were rob-
bing Mrs. Hamel's house. when she.
discovered them and began to scream.
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STATE COLLEGE. Pt. Nov; 26.—
l‘trc last night destroyed the Pennsyl-
vania State College .Iugincorlng
Building and equipment. with
a loss of more than ”00.000. The
heat, potter and light plant of the'
college was put out of commission.
so that. virtually every activity of the
institution will be at a standstill for
an indefinite period.
More than 600 soldiers of the voce~
tionsl section of the Student! Army
Training Corps are unable to continue
their work and students of the engin-
eering school lost their dnwlng lu-
struments and other valuable equip
ment. .
President. Sparks and Major Bay-
lles. the military comuundent. have
asked the War Department to fur-
lough the 1.809 members of the 8. A.
T. for ten days. and it is probable
tho othel students will be sent home
until repairs can be made to the wa-
ter supply and beat and light plant.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYBIS.
‘Death Comes Sudden to Charles F.
Crabb of Riverbank.
While walking with members of his
family. early yesterday morning.
(.‘harlcs F, (‘ruliln I you: of m, and
for many yseis a aldeut of'fiiver-
linillt, became paralysed and, shortly
aitclwul'd. died when ho attempted to
pick up an apple lying on the ground
llc has been in oxoollen: 'imllh, 0e»
"[lilt' hi. age. and has never com-
llil!llit'tl of illness up to the lino:- of the
short. which caused him to bctomc
paralyzed.
bur, who is the proprietor of a feed
'iltl't' on \l'ashington’uvenue, Stum-
‘m‘d: Chester also resides in Stam-
fold, and Harold. of Akron, Ohio. Five
duuuhters also survive him. They ale
Mi». Vt“. J. McKendrick of New
Canaan, Mrs. Fred C. lieugcr of New
(.‘nnaau, Mrs. George Finch of East
Nornitlkt Mrs. R. Abbott of Nol‘wulk.
and Mrs. Harry Provost of Norwalk.
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COMPULSORY VOTING
BOSTON, Nov. lift—Tho constitlr
tionzll amendment granting the elec-
tions, appears to have been adopted at
the rccnt 'cleltion by a wide margin.
Tabulation of returns from all but 89
cities and towns in the state. showed
109.656 votes in favor 77.277 against.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26 (Wall Street,
10:30 a. m.).-—Pressut‘e against rails
was resumed at the opening of today's
Stock Market, Southern Pacific pro-v-
ing the only conspicuous exception to
the lower trend. Metals and utili-
chan killed her, lie confessed, by
knotting a towel around her throat!
to suppress her cries.
Regan wrote from his cell to Judge;
Rosalsky. asserting that Miss Buksa
did not commit the murder and that
’he would tell who did, after he had
read in the newspapers of the trial;
He refused at first to give any details
of,ihe crime unless he was promised
immunity from prosecution, but fin-Q
ally made a. full confession which he,
said he would swear to in court. It isi
understood that if his story. on inves-
tigation. is found to be true. he will
be permitted to plead guilty to man-l
slaughter. Pending this inquiry, the;
Baksli trial was recessed until next
Monday.
in the meantime, the district attor-
ney, who stated that We was not sat-I
isl’isd with some, parts of Regan‘sj
confession,1will check up. its various,
case. Regan will be subjected to an
examination by alternate to deter-
mine his mental condition.
Miss Baksa fled to Freemansburg
after the murder. When she return-
ed four days later._ilnpelled, as she
declared, to tail what she knew of the-
kill she..wsa;anested muster
indicted for the crime. 8110 maintain.
ed truths start of her trial recently ‘Just as soon as you set a tablet or z»
that an unknown men but strangled
lies. Handel and hub thwateaod
kill her unless she “went/away and
WWII Aluminum, ‘y
ties. also showed further reactionary
tendencies, but shippings and oils
were strong, motors also coming for-
ward. Before the end of the first half
hour initial losses were largely can-
celled, raiis rallying briskly. Liberty
Fourth 451:3 continued to last, how-
ever. falllng to the new minimum of
97.30.
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Pape's Diapcpsin instantly relieves a
distressed, upset stomach.
Lumps of undigested food causing
pain. When your stomach in acid. gas-
sy, sour.‘ or you have .flutuencc heart-
ins!
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Head of Athletics Pronoun-
2 cos Oder to Taft a High]
Handed Prooeding
Old Well Commandcry, No. 956. U.
0. G. C., will hold their postponed on.
'tertainmcnt and dance this evening in
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Iii—Connie the (l. A. ll. Hall on Washington
Mack. masses: of the Athletics, who We“.
stamped Harry Taxes of Boston a5 , ,
"llmeligllterr said yelterdgy he ml -—DOIl't forget the Confetti Deuce
not see how under the circumsm. to be given by the ltallan Social club
the Americas Leena could m... at Arlen nail on Thanklgiving night.
the action taken'by mm M Dancing from 8 to 12. Tickets includ-
and Hempsted in asking Mr. Tali to "‘8 war it! 300 PG? POW.
accept the one. of baseball arbiter.~ ‘
l "The highhanded pmmm by Fra. A card has been received by role»
'zee, who 1,” drawn the American lives of Private Samuel Pulley. A. E
League into ‘ very unpleasant situa- F. in France. saying he is O. K. and
lion makes it practically impossible in the best of health. The letter was
for the Americans to subscribe to the written during the middle of October.
offer extended Mr. Taft." Mack sald.‘ F.— .
,“The Boston limelight must he sat ~Nathan Edison, tailor open again
'upon, He cannot run the ‘e‘gue‘n 22 Washington street, after long lll-
§ William F. miter, president of the “’9‘“
Philadelphia Nationals, who was here
attendlné a meeting of the club stock} SING 0" THANKSGW'NG DAY
holders, said: "i do not know how
Mr. Fruct- became involved in the ol- ‘
for roads to Mr. Taft. Mr. ilempsteud
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Everybody is asked to pause for a
moment and ring "The Star-Spangled
was acting only for the National Banner" on Thanksgiving Day at 4
League. I did not know until Satur— p. The movement to “"9” this
day evenlul that Mr. liempfiteud had ceremony ”imam thmugout he coup-
celled upon Mr. Taft, although he had “1 k mpldy spreading. mam)?”
authority to do so from a majority of prcpamtimls MW been made in NW
n". league club owners. \ol'k and in other large- cities. in
“i think the National League has Stamford It IS planned to how High
fallen a very lmpor‘nnt HOP for ”I“ School band at Betta field. when a
300d of baseball, and it is now “”10 football game is to he played, an to
an. “mum“ League to be in “mm pause in the some Ill just 4 p. m. long
with us or to refuse to at, so.“ enough for those present to sing t'lic
Batter refused to even (New What song, to the accompaniment of the
might happen_ should band. Everybody is invited to bring
the American . 1
Long“? full to full in line Willi the ”m“ ““5 ‘° "‘“k‘? ””9 "mm" “ Stillson—Powe“ COW-e
film of harlot: a one man National i‘ul’i‘ts’lw “"1 patriotic as possible. ‘ sauth Norwalk
,Commission. ‘22:— a ~ ’ " ' ’ " -
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COUNTY com 3014?
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tion which briefly stated blue:
Not long ago stockhnteua of the
Fultfield County. resume 13- Wllfr
port, New Canaan and WW‘W
approached by an ennwy‘ of the c.- ‘
vial Trust Company asking for M
proxies to use in the coming and
meeting for the clowns of tho.
new members of the minim
turn of “All Filirfieltl Count! NW.
and stated that be was authorised b
any that if elected Monica! )1. laye—
hoil', John bicMulleu gulp“, W.
Brooks would act-opt nor.
‘ The ambuisador further stated that
be had five hundred of the necessary
one thousand and in. mid nee-
sery for their election bin ball thus
far sounded: only the stockholder-
outalde of the City of Mull.
inlet-ant.
era in Westport had given that In.
ice. with a few in New canon. but
those in Wilton. VII!” 0
block of the stock is owned; 7...
somewhat cautious in yielding M .q ,
votes. a number of the more In“ ,.
tatereetcd chairing a desin to be per
aent at the meeting and cast it"-
own votus.
The following gentlemen constitute
the Board of Dlmctlre of the minus
County National Bank: Edwin G"
Roster. Ire Dole, Web A. flit.
Charles F. Trim-am. Frederick A.
Lockwoodfilw ll'. Col-burl afl
Samuel it. i . ,
'Jult which three of this group C
polls! business men. all residents. at
closely actuated with Norwalk his
nose it in proposed to supplanted!
notbelearnedbuttbatthomieavlv-
iddeslm-sfthspoworethetbeinth
newer banking institution to share I
the business of Norwelk’e initial lb
tlonal bank is evident as let-re.
Naysholf. Mcuullsn and Brooks an
all Central directors and cloeely iden-
lttfied with the. rapid strides that the
Central Trust is making towards the
top of the local financial been .,
New President For the Mn!
Another item of more then push:
:tntenst is the well defined rumor lb. .
,a well-known figure in connection!“
thanking circles. now in New 311%. '
has been tendered the prridnncy OR
the Central Trust. and now but tho
offer under consideration.
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llRlDGEPOR'l‘. Nov. 26.~—l”rcpara-‘
lions are being made to onleltain the‘
1,300 four minute men of the state at!
the second annual meeting which will?
be held here on December 7. The tan-f
tative program includes a tour of sev-l
oral of the munition factories in the'
Deposit. Boxes.
morning. a banquet at noon and in thei Bulky ”amp” um "um" my be placed in O“ “on“
afternoon a business maeting whichi
will be addressed by several men. of*
national prominence followed by a dim!
nor and a theatre party in the even-l
ing. The. general committee of an,
l‘angcments are: Compensation Com“
mlssloner E. T. Buckingham. chair-
man and entertainment: William V.‘
Dee. Publicity and Attorney William
E. Burton. reception.
' vault.
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Even a Great Fire ~
could not touch your valuables if they are in one of our Safe
Our charges are-small-our stool vaults make the safety of
your possessions absolute. Inquiries invited.
South Norivallt Savings Bank ‘V
Women» um. mausmwm—wn- 'w W‘N‘m'
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ACCOUNTS g , , _ ACCOUNTS _
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THANKSGIVING anus ‘
i WITHOUT A 'Doun'rorrcas, THE
* GREATEST. CLOTHES VALUES
or. run sansoN FOR .
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