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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 12, 1918 · page 3

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ORWALKMANWAS [JMvwW-g " " ‘ .7 - " .
IN MOVING PICTURII "’ " " ” ' " * ..

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Regent Theatre

Friday, Dec.:13

COHAN 6 HARRIS PR:

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The Hoot Fascinating Tinkling Tunet‘ul Musical Comedy of
Recent Years

 

FRESH FROM A RECORD RUN 0F NEARLY TWO SEASONS
IN NEW YORK

Big Chorus of Youthful Beautiful Girls
The Linglting Dancing Musical Treat

OVER 60 IN THE COMPANY
‘ own SPECIAL ORCHESTRA

Powerful Cast.

Seats now selling.
capted.

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Todav

The King of Laughter

Charlie Chaplin

n. mend million dollar comedy

"Shoulder Arms"
me Big Rule of Side-Splitting
ltioh‘Qf
and

Alice Joyce
In the Blue Ribbon Feature.

To the Highest Bidder"

Samar

Doris Kenyon
the sweet etory of a young gir.‘_
| rtist Ind a doctor
he Street of “
Seven Stars
1 16th ep‘isode of

I “The Eagle’s Eye"

INDAY AND TUESDAY—Clara
. nball Young in her Latest Pic.
, e. “The Savage Woman"

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‘ .e Home of Screen Delights.
once 2315; Evening 7:15 and 9

 

Todav
William S. Hart

in Artcraft Picture

“Shark Monroe"

I They called him “Shark" because
he wae bloodless and coldwa hu-
man Icicle; but’he melted under a
woman'e emile

Added Feature Today

 

 

 

 

 

Mammoth Production.

Hurry if you want good ones. Mail order:

500 to $2.00

 

 

Al llli lilitlllES

REGENI‘ THEATRE FRIDAY
You'll «1 the prettiest and best
dressed chorus and a powerful cast ot
principals, a production that includes
a rcal aeroplane that makes an actual

flight during the course of the perfor-

mance. when (‘nhen and Harris pie
so til the whining musical comedy suc~
‘GoI'n:' lp." at the Regent thea-
tre on Fllday.

”t'l‘t‘ is u tout-teal plav l'ull ol "pep"
tut-lotiv and lunchtet- that begins at the
rise of the turtain and mows along
with tlm Spw‘tl of an aeroplane to n cy-
(‘l-' f.l'llrl'l. l

\' of Ihc more popular numhcr=
Fit‘ 'l‘wt ‘ "It You Look in ”01'
" "t‘hn Touch of a Woman's
timid." "l \l‘tut n Determined no)"
"th it for lilo." “When the Curtain
l‘:~li~'."' l'p " :tntl “It’ls‘s Mt“ "

New York :tpplutttictl tiliti lilttl' for
nearly two reasons: now it is Nor
walk's tutlr ll ion miss it you‘ll lost
the One Hit: t‘t'lllllll of the t‘nill'l' st-tt
son.

Looks like :1 Sell OtttHBt-ller getI
your seats while there are a few let't.

l’tcttd tomorrow’s intimate Talk

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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Alice Joyce in “To the Highest 8th
der.‘ and Charlie Chaplin in
“shoplder Arms"

Alice Joyce. VitaIzrttph star. is it
[mist ticutncrzttit- 3mm: woman, and
although she could own halt" a dozen
liltlltll‘ cars if she chose, sitt- clctls
to walk each morning, when the
\Ic'11ht-r pprtiiilx, :t good two miles
from lit‘l' lion)“ in Manhattan and
thcucc by subway and “L" to thi-
\‘Jttturrlpit studio itt Ilrtmklyn. And
the sztmc democratic mauncr cuticur;

hol- to all with whom she is astou-
cittlcd, making: her one ot the best
illit'tl slurs in pltolopiuy. Miss Joyce

has an appcalim: role itt "To the High
cst iiititict‘.” lht- Vitagrttph Blue Rih-
bolt l"t‘:lllil‘t' which will be sccu in thc
Regent Theatre today. that of Bar
tiara Preston. It beautiful young no
man forced to scil herself at public,
auction to saw the Preston farm ltl
lt’tr 3ounizot bmthct Waiter Mctiraii

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. . plays opposite hot, and others in the h, ., . _ ..~ , ’ '. - ‘ S .-' ..- g. . i . V: . ' . . ' . ‘ . . .' .- ___
Charlie Chaplin . ..“ ' 7 "FR" “.‘ “3"“13. "i t
in I Great Comedy glyph::ltglutl‘ou‘les .‘lll1_\' (:li'i‘ and M," a“. in” Mum”. mother: and .E: "i . ill. {pints \\ lit l tilt, lilttt, ltd .\ l lllSQ U ,
‘ . fall-s. Tl‘bt'l .. t ' ~‘S~.'l“ll'- ;
“ShOllldel' Al'msn __ Sc tin i “hit-Chair; ("I—1:; W on 39” tuttiiftl tithcr l:tr£u"n|ilzltti:Irtt.: l:lti‘trflllv‘t-ipi‘tllgi : STRAP WATCHES I ‘ . ‘ . . 1:
“Mt n o I ho.‘ in sumo (-aSos children hate been L k i” llt‘l‘t' is it llSi ll‘tllll \\'ilit'lt lilt' tlitl<l funk E
' ‘t'tilJnlttt'tl to the county home, but 00 at Tongue: Remove Poison:t iltlittl s "l ‘ {t' t" “V sclcctlt ‘ ""
VAUDEVILLE t "We are sonic families about which me StOMICh. lefl‘ and INGERSOLL WATCHES L (I ll llltll. A ' "‘ ”- If
' - ltltlt- would be known Were it not for Bowel. ; lttskcls $5.00 to 525.00 .—_:
Thursday‘ Friday‘ I' it fact lliitt l‘ te tltiitircn nupnd Accept “California" Sl'nlr- of Figs : lt‘rry Nitrous 353.5" to S1 5" Z
and Saturday . ll hunt till'ORHt'tl in gitllllil‘tg that is any 3:1 \_i(lk0k for }the name California on" At : I'nllllmll SCUUIH Slit. in $2.30 I:
._ - tiny: )lll sttitn 0 for the com 9 DEC “89. mm son an: sure )out , ' 7; ionhon Ton ' Slillt $3.75 2
'Fl‘l ‘V WRIST AND BRACELET - \'-t 1".Illltl chlld is having the bust and most. BRAND S JEWELRY STORE, , tit-nun... Swifts)!“ J ,tlti‘tm set . ~ 5
Cl C b "il‘Y ~ WATCHES r. l Dill“ iniog‘tdgntion it it lltlitirnlh garmtless ltxatlic. or ph3slc for the lit- W h t St t, S N Br 3 not... sloth: to snoop i
ara k 13-: .. ‘ , lll‘l that these familit are making “ s 0m“ “‘9? and bowel“ Hill 33 mg on me 0. 0m - i ~.- ‘. x : ;,: é
. _ 0 m! A Most; 'Approprtate Gift, for :t hiaie chm: to keep llit homc to drop 10"? its delicious truit3 taste -. F :i:?l!‘:‘ll'1“rlll‘\'l'~ Slll:f:.u:.‘;:;".:: . § .
M Y d 1 «ct- ll‘t'l. but because tll illness or death Full (“r“i'o'“ for Chm-i9 do“ or“ — ll tt- 3 ..>| ‘ ----’ '[ ?
“TheClaw” 01mg an 0 d. 13"" in ”m... financially. on “u. .m. each bottle Gite it without (can- E III- ll'. .prtattm ‘ 05.00 site :
Al tasking for clothes that your children Ad“ - f ‘_“"“ 5""‘"-’ ”m5 ‘0 $4.0m —:
' hau- otttgttmn; a" uizps can 1),. used; ..-, ~ — m- ----- .———— ——.::—E... ‘T‘ é “‘m “‘"u‘ 55"“ 7'
"‘— ' PRACTICAL BRAND' s JEWELRY STORE t underwear is espetitllit netded. . ~ ‘-‘_-——-— : :.‘l""’l.(:5'lhik§' pnlr 315"" I” 5.2224.”
(Detroit Free Press) W Mam homes can be bl‘iL'lllt‘llt‘li in 3: ”:12; Kim"; 3:73":
'Ynu saw her love affairs have ”0 . asltington Street, 30. Norwalk this ua3 Inmt titan in an) other (In - i (""00 Sets 5.000 (”stimuli
s: essed front abstract to concrete?’ li‘hmm‘“ "“3 I 3 ""‘TN‘ “l"m“ 5““
‘Yes: she ji Mod a title guarantet-i D'm‘mom‘ can b“ “'“l i“ 0"" Rm" ' 3 "’M 3m" “M“ " '" ’3’”
man to take on a builder." ‘ School. Academ3 street. waalk or I Z5 ‘T‘w'm “ml” $- "' 5‘ "“
----‘.:__- ,w»- __.._,____ -_._ .‘ 2'10 (‘tm‘mtl school (‘oncmd street. ' '2 =IT‘;",LL‘::I::WM ’3 'zl'é' S" '2
-~ ” “ *““ it‘louth Norw: lk. t In - s .Ar ' . . :3 ‘ . ‘ . ‘ ‘ w 4‘-
‘nstantl ' Stomach Feels Fine! ., mu. 0...... Don mm... W Steering sleds. mack . sinus... - ... :2:
l9ll- I. who nill gludl) send t) n l; - - - E: imam Forks . -. I 5.3L.
y article: . if it i; not conicnlcut flu" will . Boards' Automobiles, Veloctpedes, Desks’ Chalm’ Tables’ Etc' a Q'munnlliv‘“ “"“i‘r 3”" ..
. [u spud ”‘19!“ . . . . é .illfi'tlnllflisl‘ 50.3 n‘: .ttl . A".
No Indigestion Gases or Acidity . a... cm... a... a... 3.... Mm... 1...... 9......_ m. z:
Id“ December 19 o tint diuttlbu ' ' ' E n p" M‘m s - .... I
~ t - ' .3 3st” [mks 7..." wt
._..___.._- -. E'tltarstsdczitfln‘kl’m matte before saloon .tro Smoking Sets, Dinner Sets, Cutlery, . Silverware, Alummunt ;; ,m Mm“ ‘ $1.," 7.;-
Stomach upset? Pelthing acids, : ‘ i" ’ ay, BFGmbW ”0 ; 000ng Utengflg’. Percolators, Etc. _ T if" I! I t. 1'! ‘ "04:02:; '
' ’ \ I 5 t “’7‘,— : u ‘e . I e 4 2:
gdsc and sour food. , MIR John B. Meeker of Washing. :iiilii“li.;tll:slu“‘5 “0.00 to 33.3: . ..
- 1 t l" f .. .ton street received a wire last ni"ht ' Soup Sputum 3“st not
its out ‘ ' ‘ . ' Ht- s-t. '.r .
It‘ to awaits you . that her husband arriied in Honoken, ' Albert F. Gehebe slight: sip-Zine: . 'Stfi"r"ins§i.gii
Ti 8 _‘ _ . latter user’s service in France. with ‘ . MIL'HI‘ THIIH‘ "-75 m 5177- -
3 tapes Diapspsm =in Naval Aviation em phone 527 25 wasnttorov sr.. So. Norwalk hereon? ‘ m.f.*.~:;': « t}
rttttlit‘\ the stomach all the Indtgcr The subject of the Mid- week meeting ‘ 5 Ten Sets - sum to 530mm E ' ‘t-l
lion. tl x .1 . ~ ~ 1 _ ‘— ;' 'I‘t-a Stumps. «hm. H.100 t 2:.00 - :
. -‘ PCP 1i,.gd§e.\,ll'earfl)ur.fl.andii“ the Fir.“ MethOdlst Episcopal. ._ _.. * - _ __. _ - ~ _—-l‘___ _ m g Tun/“fl" Ul‘ f"! 3. \ '~ v. . V '3_:’" ?o’.5’m
sournc» \antsh .\.i walling! Chttrch this evening at- 746 o'clock ,
hlélgtt'l lion't sltlicr' " ‘ “ill be "Can the Infinite God care as . '- “—4.212:
, . . . ;.., w... mum“ ,0 a m m, WIND SHIELD GLASS -
(this lttlit at am drug store i The “K C. T. U. will hold an after Also mmmw GLASS CUT AND SE1. To 030m G W F ' " 'l ‘ K‘ g \
l \ - .‘
\ Pat favorite foods without fear. 3 noon social at the home of Mrs. John . .. ("rt “1 g: tn 3 ”“3, ‘30.
;~ l McClane 9 Chestnut St. Friday after A. COHEN . “7 m St Made C m m,
noon Dec ' ' ‘
UPSET "PMS Diapepsin W author ism Ledloe are re- tn Wuhngtee Otto-t lontbltortrelk.
queeted to bring remunen9". '

 

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{or which thermiuld be paid at the

rate 0! LVN.) dollars a du~ per petsun

l
Iloyntou therefore t'tilcd his ear I.
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oawaur

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nth sewn people, Including Mt
lluIt-hiuson. and Mr. and Mt? Bo3u , 3
it)“, and four of the church triends. 1 '

and a gala do) was. made of the event. ’

The drum was paid tor and all had
had an unusual enperieuce. The man!
ager saw at once in Mr. Hutchinson
just the style of man he desired for
the auction scene and tlcattri him
with great dt-ltuence and the respect
his great age demanded. Meeting him
In toun some time ut‘lct he thtiallll'
‘\’\e:i here is out slit allot The
is bl m; it in at. ll lt‘dti}
m vvv’vxrr—nmww_

Fourier ‘

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t‘l.l
ptttilc

lav-«u mtwmu-J~.~-.. -~ A.” r"

In t‘, iAtl‘tJ‘MUtl oi _\lt Klilit') l’i:tt-.
who has lit-cit ccntint-d to thc New alh
Hospital slut-c ccichttttion.
is able to get about again and expctts

the institution next Monday.

”it“ [)t’lfl‘t‘
'tt lt-.t\t‘

A large amount of expeditionary
ntuil arrived here yesterday and prob-
' ably will continue to come liliUUKlluul
3 the week. as litany mall ships etc due
i“. arrive in that period.

: r—lkm't allow anything to kt‘t p you
"away from outer supper at Rtmtu'lon
lios‘c house tomorrow evening.

wife. at
died

Mrs. Lina Stcrcm l‘rovost,
(‘ity t‘icrit Joseph H. l'rotoul,
early this morning at hcr home, 2.1
ltedl’orti street of pneumonia. fol-
lowing influenza. She was the daugh-
ter of William I. and Hannah
Hat-I Stevens of Rowayton. She
is suttit'eti ht two children. Joseph
Sunnis. aged 12., and Helen‘ Lina. h:
mend and hire. George D. McKay of R0-

waiton. and three brothers, W. l.
Stevens. .lr.. Frank R. Stevens and
Earl Sit-lens. all of Rowayton. She

was a member of the iKng's Daugh-
ters oi the l’t‘cshyttrittn church. and
til the Order oi the Eastern Star. The
funeral M'Hit'l‘. which will b» ptitatc.
will l)t' held at ‘ilt‘ house Ull Flldu) ltl
'..' p. Iii . Stunnord Atlit‘tate.

r.-_--';"___ est-5H- -1

”AREA!

AND

wono raw.

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Kilns
lit'i' lIl~ i. li'tit'il lllll'l‘lflt'tl
\I‘l't' illness.

l‘.lllt‘hllilt' S.t\\_\ct' Ill Nttttrlnl‘

:lll'i ;l ~-

'l'ltt- Alumni .‘Fsllt'lnltlill ”1‘
Spain tlatlt- school will uric :t tiillltt
l-‘itctttitn's llztll. l-‘t'itiat' ti't-nInL'.
Iuist- luntls t l etctt the f]. II: poi nit-l
honor roll in the park at lilt' tatltoul
station. 'l‘it'iuis may he had in tin
Springtime ptist-oilict- and it is hotml
that cu-ry pt-rson ill the \illaL't-
contribute to this fund in
at least one ticket.

Ill
ill

it;

will
our: lupin:

THE PEOPLE OF NORWALK

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l
The regular
be held this eicnine at the East Ave
nun .\l. l.‘ t‘ttutcii and the
churches.

Mrs t‘ M Wood. of U.~»|Ulll ancnuc,
will t'lllt'lldlil lllt \l'otuctt Auxiliarv tit
l'hrist t‘liunh at Mr home this it'll.-
noon

Mr. :tnti Mrs. William l‘
have returned from their
and hate touch up their rcsitlcut-e- on
Beach avenue. Airs. Ta3ior wars to:
nnit‘ly Miss Mary Motrin.

'l‘ht East \‘orwaik Tobatco Fund
will cntcrtaiu the Women‘s Auxilicv
hardware store, on East \‘l'ashinzton
street, for an lmpurlalil business sen

stun. /

'I‘a \ it I
honeymoon

The Mid t‘ross Auxiliary of tlic Earl

Avenue it i: (‘hurch will. hold Its
working session tomorrow
at the church. in order to do their
share of the latest peace-time work all
members are asked to attcnd these
Weekly meetings,
a.“

and Mrs. A. l.. Wood of Find
have received interesting let
lets front their son, Howard. who is
in France lie states he in in 'he ' out
of health and that re has been trans-
fcrred from Northern France to the
Southern part. which is like going
from Connecticut to Florida. He also

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sttccl

states he expects to return home soon .

Manv‘aidewnlks and roadways were
in a deplorable condition yesterday
HRH result of the fall of snow and
sleet [allowed by the rain. This com-
bination served to make walking de-
cidedlv bad. Several Iaet Norwalk
people suffered bad falls upon the wet
and slippery sidewalks but no seriotttl
accidents were reported.

_\ turd party will in- ltt-ld tltls after.
noon at the home of Mrs. l-‘t'ttnklvn G.
lit-own. l7 St‘fltlt‘w tl\t'lllit‘, to raise
funds with which to (‘l‘rt‘l a t‘ommuni-
t3 t‘htlstmas tree for the mungstenI
ot’ the itast S'tlt‘. This is a \t’llll)‘ (us
ttint from which illilll\ hem-tits are do
ritt-tl and has pron-n a great tamrite
with built thv- tillldl‘l‘li and the gtown~

tips
3: I'uvlinl Joseph Ilcrlz. of the 't’. S.
\lurtut- t‘m-gu uho'was l‘I‘t‘t'nll)' in-

\"Mlltlt‘tl lll‘iiit‘ to this country after par-

“SYRUP 0i illiS” IS
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mid-week mrriccs will

l‘hrlsr

afternoon .

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I Open Every Evening

Pick Out Your Victrola tor Christmas
Now—While our Stock is Complete.
We will save it tor delivery on Christ-
mas live or Christmas Morning.

16 South Main Street

an forceful arguments that gorerumt-ut
control “as tar from licing a failure.
llcmy J. lili'rtlfl, captain of the tie—
tentt-tl nttlrtuatii'e side. brought out
many t \t-cllt-nt points but which were
not sufficient to change the decision.
Following the tit-hate rci’reshtttcnts
cotnietinr: ol‘ bet-t sandwiches
and coffee ur-re preparctl and served
by it J’Thoums.

Utlpatlng in the batting oI t‘httttcnu-
Thictt). Soissuns, San Mihitl. \crdttn
Champagne and In the last t-nllugc-
ment he recon-d a barrshrupuel wound
in the right nnu. He has been un~
(it-tuning trculmcnt at tht~ Naval llos-
pltitl at l’clham lltty but returned in
the ltUItit‘ of his parents. Mr. and Airs.
bouts Hertz. tut \\'itIll--|tl stru-I. litsl
Side, \‘t-sterti'tx

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CORN MAKES BDG ADVANCE.

CHICAGO. Dec. 11—month!“ ll!-
vancinx in the price of com resulted
today from the xovernment crop re-
port showing thn tthe. yield tor 1918 in
the smallest in five yeam. Value ran
up as much as sewn cents a bushel
(Iver yeatertlay's finish.

In the May option, where the volume
of business wow lnrgest. the market.
. t' Ill. 3 against 1.30 3-8 to
l'itit‘xl at vesttrday‘ a finish.

 

in spite of the inlit'liit‘lit‘\ of
weather (“'t‘nly'RPVt u~mcn bruit-d titc
storm last cicnintz ol‘ lilt' Men‘s l'lliit
0f the first At'cnuc .\i. E. l‘hm-ch. A
well prcstnlcd debate on the tun-stion
ltt‘solvt-ui: 'l‘ltztl government ownership
of public utilities is u failure: was
held and when thc award was made
it “as found that the majority of lltl‘
judges had been won hy the 'l‘ :t-
mcnts brought forward by CW" i My."
rttn Osborn and his art" ..nts who
tit-tt-ntlctl ncgatlw aldr ”nu showed in
ucli chnoscn speeches and persuasitt‘

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