as. new «a TW-
1 “Knife”
and «at [pleads ei
“The Eagles’ Eye”
Molulav
Constance Tallnadae
In the Delightful Comedy
“The Studio Girl”
Also
Latest Paths News
and
Fatty Arbuckle
Tuesday
By special Request
WILLIAM F‘arlrlual
in Victor Hugo‘s Famous Story.
“Les Miserables”
‘ OM "JG—Annette Kellerman
a million dollar picture,
lughter oi the Gods.”
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r PALACE THEATRE
MONDAY AND TUEIDAV
War industries Established Oven
by American Engineers Realist.
. chowll in “America's Answer.”
an a hundred years ago, more or
i, adventurous Frenchmen created
new France in America. Today
llr‘tflflm. not less adventurous. are
‘lllll‘ a new America in Trance.
conditions, however. are diner
New “use was created despite
objections of America‘s saer s9-
cities. New America is being con-
lted with the approval of the
lie of MOO.
"u what extent American ideas and
' wtrles are being transferred to tho
I of our French allies is shown in
, torica’s Answer." the new oilicial
" - i. War picture, issued by the DM-
- l of Films. Committee on Public in-
latlon. anununcd to exhibit at the
we 'l‘lll‘all'e Monday and Tuesday.
unwind in building its own docks.
uwn railroads, its own hospitals:
..
- damning French streams tor the
. vrvatl‘on of water and to secure
~ doouatc supply of water for Amer-5
. enterprises; it is erecting Ameri-l
- machine shops, and it is creatini’:g
laboratie system of storehousea toi
act the enormous stores being
:e!
all across the ocean for the Alpert,
armies in the field; it is lntrodllc'!
merioan machinery to create ev-i
oeceivabie needed thing that it is
his to manufacture in France.
I8 it soldiers are learning the lan-
A“... an .
" m .:e of the Pollu, the French soldier
' dollgllboys' favoritc slang.
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to tail adva’ntage an srtitlc delimit“
‘ 5 also learning the language of Uncle
Sam. not l’orgcttlsg all the American
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Nice Brady in “The Kniiet" Also 14th
Episode of the “Eagle‘s Eye." 1
"The Knife." Alice Brady's latest
Select Star Series picture. is a story
or modern metropolitan tile in all its
uplifting and degrading aspects ycon-
trasted with tho peaceful idylls of an
old-fashioned southern home. This
picture. which was adapted by Charles
iniaignc from Eugene Walter's brill-
izwl play or the same name and was di
rected by Robert C. Visuals, will be
shown at the Roger Theatre. today.
.On a visit to Nc- York city, Kate
‘yrarleton (Ali-c use i. lite on!!! and
times of Dr. Robert Manning. e la-
mous surgical expt z-imcnter. wanders
into a trap from which he rescues herr
with the aid of the .aecrct service.
A. How he takes unique but adequate
" revenge on those responsible for her
drugglng and imprisonment. at the
same time furthering the social wei-i
rare; how he wins Kate back to roar:
plete health and strengthens her war-j
c-ring faith in herself; how he wins?
l r heart too.-"The Knife," presentsf
a. last movin tale of genuine heart?
Interest in will Alice Brildy displays?
lion Of a sympathetic character study.‘.
similar to her performances In “Her
Silent Sacrifice” and "Woman andi
mfe-el
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KING BAGGOT’I‘ AND MARGUERITE SNOW
. In 12th Bpisode Of '
“THE EAGLE’S EYE”
H EARST-PAE‘HE-N EWS
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FIVE ACTS OF VAlIoEVlun
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Mend United flutes Olilctal War riim
“AMERICA’S ANSWER” ‘
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money. You want to know what your soldier boys are doing
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mailings
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Ioieesltl'llelainhing such a distinguished New Mk for the who
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isei‘iligeieliure. which is entirely free. mum-la.” to “2.50.
llama: :2::°°::“.:::.°‘::mtti 2“?" "’”’°°‘°“°'°°-
large centers and lncludos moving' 5" 41.50%“.50.
pictures showing all the activities of
the Red Cross in. caring (or wounded
soldiers, the means at removing them
from the trenches, ransporting them
to the evacuation hospitals, their
treatment there and also the work at
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Red Cross activity. supplying the
“needs of the‘retugeea. feeding the is-
June stricken. fighting the plagues
lid epidemics, emergency aid lor our.
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TREAT
South Net-wall-
-ip ‘ , the base hospitals and the means enl~‘
-, » ptioyed go bring back health and' WW“ __- ....¢ '—-:
s rengl to the convalescents. Cart
I edy' and the“. for the wounded is only one phaseliig
LAID!" OHIO POI INNER?
last Norwalk Isl-Rives Receive M
Icatien at best. is m
el tile fly.
The following letter has be. re
solved by Mrs. Christine Larsen. 1!.
Pleasant View avenue, is! w.
from the commanding clear or M
puny A, 111th lschine Gun Bethe},
29th Division, A. B. F, regarding as
vats Albert G. Larsen, whose m
was recently annaanoed in The Bed:-
net:
1. As commanding oleer of (im-
pany A, llth M. C. 8a.. it is my m
to iniorm you that your son, First
Class rip/ate. Albert 0. um
(36642“ was killed in ectiw 0!! a.
24th of October, 1918, in the attach“
displayed such extraordinary heroivn
and courage that it was on
commanding General.
2. As his immediate commandinl
oiilcer, lhad a chance to see thlg
young man constantly since his a.
llstmenl.
3. At i‘amp McClellan, he. was
1.7““ and omcers on the march and!
me. all 0! these activities will
"gm in a most interesting and
. in“
M u“ manner.
which Cross is an emulation
2“ Diana???“ all of our people it
i.lhoroughly r r ‘0 these two lectures
lmunity. Th. M‘I‘h‘e ol‘ the com-
lite
Ii
chosen to (prov-la. . “flag: m:
TDI' All ‘0 lllend to “old ‘
,ence with any ev “fingertip
II I e
. Churchal. The mluhth. “”0.“
rnnot Help It.
50c to $1.50
lag, Mother and child are doing
ly.
House :liltl if. H
"lllbelhe tilt“ 3:33:35 5“"
The inclusion deal “a.” owing to illness.
among the NW rabbis of all the eh ”m '
, k. - . . as was not arches will ,
130;: ll::ai’?:l“ui’l‘l- today ‘0 yum to attend mu 0“...” “trap: A number or continued cases, sched-
lor the full come?“ ould remain ‘il. platform together “m rep
nested that the Pl " "u sug- :3. of the fraternal Ind
the Premiers of tile ‘ and also til if? 0' our city. The “an“ Nb.
and holy would iln: n. France tllce fln‘viied 'i’a‘mu'm thallium,-
the broad outlines ul t til ‘1‘" Mp“: m not this lecture.
were decided L‘Uun mi. e treaty t h e b . the Regent Thu"
leave to tile arc-rollilld m would i" “G m don‘t“ [or the 001a- Val .l
“om“: oi the um". We 5 the son through the generosity of that: e erenllall la.
With the Americfur , iu'ansgers. Messrs. Collins and Kanlor. “‘01! avenue, w
decided upon it “u; ”all , ”m. \lith their large seating capacity “it be celebr-
”mam“ would quit'hli m , "w tigers will be seals for over 2.500 peo- Josey“.
plans tor the trip. It i... i“ his p ' "I“
certain lilill he and tilt.- .. ”1'
can repleiscnlatiws will II .i'll ! 7
day iolinwing his address in v. | 9
which probably will be (“flirt-”1‘
WEATHER P0330“!
‘ Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity:
Pair. slightly colder tonight: Sunday
air. moderate southwest and west
'lnlls.
i Charleen.
llllsclim'llll.wll l ‘
in an 0mm 0 uh
Training School
writes to his friend. that 1“.
Composition of thc million 1. _
In South Norwalk um
nci lo accompany Gmral llilr- n.
illt' prace delegation Was Hillillum‘
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Ward Van Alatyne this morn.
nice
Ricllald ii. Malawi and Frank H.
Field are away from their duties in
the South Neralk post once tods!
“led to come up in the City Court, this
industrial mmixing. were continued for one week
A memorial mass for the Isle Pri-
(i'Dran, of 13 HUI?
ho was killed in ictlon.
sled al 9 o'clock in Si.
a church next Tuesday morn-
been
in Mud. and young torn turkeys W
s, 1-: less than twelve pout
Next Sunday aim at. I m '
Jacksonilllf‘. Finder several month
will bei
willing worker and a model settler.
Allow-living in the A. B. [in treb-
ing area, in rest billets and in he
front line trenches under action he
served 'his country to the best ol isle
ability. and at the time of his dent
was in line for promotion to corpoad.
i. ' I personally saw that this 86
liter had a decent burial and his Id
resting place is well marked. in If
mind it is the duty as well as the priv-
ilegeldronetobeebletoglvetbeil
tons and husbands to! the noble cause
for which we light. that tuture gaw-
erauons may live.
6. Will be more than willing to ss-
swer any questions that you may wh
to know. .
ALBERT B. MBA.
lot [L Int. U. s. A.
Housewives lound it “annuity lit}
llcult. prior to Thsnlufivlng. to bit!
small or medium steed turkeys. The
reason for this was that the food ad-
ministration of the government db-
couralred the killing and sale at be.
turkeys. weighing less than eight.
Bots D'Orilnont. in which idem '
cited in orders by both the french and .
:is engaged to Obadiah
in Trance.
Admission . ............
“AMERICA‘S ANSWER" TELLS YOU
Which Includes War Tax , .
............. 11c and 17c
ll'razzcr Ordavvy (Earle l’oxe) comes
'm (‘ljl'l’ llaron. a tiny New England
village to recuperate; in this town
ill-cs pretty (‘ella Laird (Constance
’l‘aimadgc) with her maiden aunts.
Harriet and Rachael l-‘arnuru ilsabei
(\‘Madigan and Grace Barton). Celia
Daw
liinesl.the village lout but a 8004
:uaich; she cares nothing for him but
she is resigned to her fate. although
chafing at, her empty existence.
0n lhe cliffs Celia comes upon Ord-
wny sketching and they get into an
animatcd conservation; in a work
their acquaintance ripens into a warm
friendship. lier aunts note this with
alarm and hasten the wedding.
“PARLOR. BEDROOM AND BATH.”
Coming to the Regent Theatre, Friday
Evening, Dec. 6.
One of the conspicuous dramatic
successes of last season will be soon
x
at the Regent Theatre on Friday. DecL
‘ith when A. H. Woods presents “Pat'-
lor, Bedroom and Bath" for an enzasc‘.
meat of one night only direct from its:
pllcnomlnal run at the Republic Thea”
ire, New York City. "Parlor. Bed-_
room and Bath" is said to have scored
(John‘
stove pipe on an old iron kettle,
it will still he an old iron kettle,
and not a range.
called ranges are made in much
that way, and they are~dcar as
‘ a gift.
more laughs than any other comedy (ill
liit‘ llullrdll lust ‘vnili‘. ll lit (‘I’l‘ilillliy
one of the t‘l‘l \' tow plays that surviv-
amormls cxpcricncc brim: upon his
head a series of uncxpeclcd lrouhlc~—'
most of them wmuen—but provide till"
audience wilh ll play that the New
\‘rr‘: Tribune enthusiastically ill-clar-
all had “more flu than ‘Twin Beds.
and ‘h‘air and Warmer!" The play will
be interpreted by a. notable cast oi
larceurs.” every member having been
personally selected by Mr. Woods.
PRESIDENT T0 5
SIT IN PEACE ‘
CONFERENCE»
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lary Lansing, Mr. White and Coionci~
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STAMFORD i
- Dnringtbepast
.7 £1;th me!
itbmcommlttee. to senate his services
wet-smocked mas the whole heart»
a!
new
by General March today as i'ullov,
MaJlll-(ienerul Francis J. linu-L
lil'igliencral Marlborough l‘llllrcll.\l
Chili oi the Military li‘llcllipclu-c li .\
ream, and Colonels Ralph It. You in .
Iilil l, Jordan. Ayrcs. Helms. Furlong.
Fling: Captains Aucllcllciosa and \‘
Childs. .rr
Brig.(lenernl William W. liarlsfl -.
lornlcr aide to President Wilson, ‘Wiiilii'
bu in command of the military aides‘p... ,:
and lllcsscngers al‘thc Conicrcncefi
taking of Mr. Slanlcton. Nelson Dick~ .
crlusn. George N. Wilson and Lewis a
S. Beers were appointed a comllliltcc;
to assist in arranging for a call of lhe‘
Fail-field County Church and Mini»
ters' Association to take action in thc
dismissing o! the pastor. The datc
for this meeting has not been deter-
mined. but 'wili probably be held at
an early date‘ . ‘ .
The supply committee. Judge John
H. Light. Christian Swartz and Nelson
Dickcrmen. were authorized to engage
the services of Rev. F. 8. Jacobs as
pastor and minister for one year l'lom
Jan. 1st. 1919. Mr. Jacobs has been ,
substituting for some little in that
capacity and has pertormed'cxceiient ,.~
service. . .
Mr. Staple-ton began his pastorate
in December. 1911. /This year. by .,
vote of the church. he has been much ~
ed a year’s leave to take pan in the
warlactivlties of the Y. M. C. A.. in ,
our military camps. ‘ ‘53
Tia wink has made such an appeal
to him, that to quote his own words.
he feels. “It is the Work above 8“. "
which must claim hisJatiention," and
it is with regrets that his resignation
was accepted. , .
Mr. Stapleton expects to be home i
the latter part 0! December. when thei t
Ecclesiastical Council of the Fail-field}
County Association of Congregational!“ ,
1..
Churches and Ministers will be called
to assist the church in his dismissal. l ‘
. Rev. r. s. Jaw
oobs been the at: as pastor here! ..
Mr. J ’ eamesincas. ability and '~'
industry have‘ earned him a very,
many kind words 5'
WWW I
mum otthechalch sndlco ’
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a. ‘ south “ ‘Nl‘ll‘Waik Savings: - *
Weather condillons: Some ka. returning‘
lrriw of snow were reported from to Civilian lilo. ' i “I“ u“ _. m. 3|.“
Lake Katrina and local rains on‘ Tim mm, of Anomw , h ‘ Emmi“ “- Wise will deliver-an el-
(illli and South Atlantic masts ‘ ‘0 ‘ ‘1' (“"0" re” n 0mm“ drive otthe Mr
against James Donnell . . -
Pleasant weather in all other dls- ‘ y was ““ ”m m“ oi Anwflm ‘ WWI m
cast of the Rocky Mountains.
culled area of high pressure is
mrr New Mexico. it is caus-
temperatures in the Western
'al districts. Freezing tolu-
ixlcnd as far south as 'l‘cx-
lel‘day’aflcrnoon. ‘Altorncy Willi“) tllc Joulrh people. but“ the I“:
F. Tammany appeared for Mr. Cullen lwo Wet-kit an cfl'ort will a. made in
and Attorney l'raelner C. ileaeman this HIV in enroll every person“
{or Mr. ilonueily. The papers wore Jewish l'nilll ovcr 18 years or 3‘. 5
taken under advisement of Judge Can- the lionisls of America. The pooh
(k... ‘0! Nonmlk arc cordially invited to a.
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. . . .. Tilt‘l‘t' also wil be it had to General, I" temperatures for thr-
cd the aucllcllulz New 3011: boat, and Bliss' staff I ilumli‘er‘fll ”my 0mm“ ace , .. year “Wm" Mm“: mo} ——-——-——-—-— . tendini- meeting.
run well into the summer. The play who “n. specialists in mm "mm“, “out. , N Charles (trooper. of ii Chapel street - :C_- __»__-___.____.
l: all- work or c. w. Bell and Mark and ethnology, furnishing what om; ' 2W” drill"! d0“ M31“ we“ “‘3'. Stillson‘a Remedy for
Swan. and is described as a farce irol~ oral March described as "a well-g “A?“ ' . eveninz, with a load of furniture. Malarl .1 “(I F m
it: in three acts. its unusual? pk)urcllndoll military sled." E ‘ AYYEAR AGozwhon the home stabbed its too on thei 06 $8» e
deals with tho adventures of an uurlr . ., * m 1 n) ' _' _ ‘car track and tell. it was so badly: W
phislicalcd younn bencdlct who is coul— RublGNATION i-gqhimzw" "'gh‘ 4": I‘W'IW‘IW“ ”it" D“ G- ‘M- Brundsgli °Piummionm “m
boiled to play the role or a Don Juan OF PASTOR i. I I I I..- __ dered its removal to his vetertullll'Yi W I“ '0“ BY
in order to satisfy the romantic cruv- IS ACCEPTED Sentinel “g. .. .. ~ hospital at 81 MM“ street. where “i “POM
tags or his' 100 sentimental wile. lit-l "'"~‘ 3 ‘ “ ”m ‘0 Pay. is now being treated. i 8%
l'cluctam ventures in the domain of (Coolant-ll From Page Onel ‘é‘ff‘Tv ........_-.._- n...n_-.._. he? - .. , _._. . ...._ ‘
mmnbers ot the church over the leave - v - - ~ ‘. . mgmgmsmmmwt ..,
l Liberty Bond Owners? .
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Vault 550 3“ $1 iberty Bonds. We now oil‘erto take care of your bonds until maturity. 1,,
without charge, pa the following conditions:— V A
”this in
be a depositor in this bank (if you have not an ac-
; . a but one dollar to spacious).
1. You
count
‘2, We alts o‘your bankbook a memorandum of the bonds de-
t 3. We will on 9 coupons from the bonds as they become due, and ‘ .
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4. You may wt . {l} bonds at anytime, and wewill deliver bonds
of the same iss a (1st., 2nd. 3rd. or 4th.) and of the same par
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More. .sszralana‘anammlsllsllr
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before Judge Nehemiah Candea, w... to get behind the pl“ 1‘ Peleellne h ‘
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