' 8:15.
rumour
is,
Powerful Cant.
Seats now selling. Hurry it‘ you want good ones. Mail orders
. aceepted.
.‘IOEB . .
l
p.
*-
W
Regent Theatre
Tonight at 8115
The Musical Comedy
“GOING UP”
Saturday
Doris Kenyon
fn ‘he sweet story of a young girl
vultniet Ind a doctor
"The Street of
Seven Stars”
- and 10th epilode ol‘ .
“The Eagle's Eye"
Monday and Tuesday
. Clara Kimball Youngr
as a beautiful, wild thing at 311
Ali-loan jungle, in her newest pho-
toplay, '
"The Savage Woman"
Ct’iMiNG—Tttedl Bera in "The For.
i’ den Path"
'MW ‘~ WWW
}
w
l
..
all
.. 9.....-
, , . e .
Thofiome of Screen Delights.
M mnee 2:15; Evening 7:15 and 9
Today
5‘ lAcls oi
Vaudeville
(6) Musical Nosses (6)
Headed by the
and feature picture l
Clara Kimball Young
and \ 2
Milton Sills
In Select Picture
“The Claw"
A remarkable story of the African
Veldt .i l '
Saturday ‘3' i" "
Three Complete
Vaudevdle Performances
and 14th episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye”
Regent Theatre
GOHAN «It HARRIS PRESENT
The lost Fascinating Tinkling Tuneful Musical Comedy of
Recent Years \
FRESH FROM A RECORD RUN 0F NEARLY TWO SEASONS
IN NEW YORK
Big Chorus of Youthful Beautiful Girls
The Laughing Dancing Musical Treat
OVER 60 m The company
OWN SPECTAL ORCHESTRA
Jean lrn‘in. in a singing act, McNally
lad asltton in a comedy act. National
Trio. singing and jokes and the his
limited Nusfivs. in it icy good inusii-al
zit-t. ‘ 'l
._._...__.__.——--
GENDER IN HOSPITAL.
AT 8:15
,“Chtet“ ls Suflering tron: Nervou:
I Breakdown.
‘ lilll._\lll-Tl.l’lil.t l’a. Huh 1?}
"it -l I't“ill.lti’ ttiiii- i'li pittlitt ()l the
:1! fairs, who in» limited iIi moo:
firm on. vor‘tifl- s. ‘It"~ uni tau.- rank
t-fi; iii one lillli‘ .ts H"! M the greatest
.- ~ i iit 5,. t‘tlillli|_\ “er )l‘Slt‘l"
ii i ‘ztillll'ittl it ".i‘ l'enn )lihllliti
thtspt‘ it rilllltll‘. lit‘lll u Il‘l\ttu.\ till-
utiu litrn'iti ‘.;t.~ limit “owing ri-
“I; _. .:t 1H. ling islani shittiitiih
Hi i'. ll l‘nlitt’. Itlii'tlt‘m'i ili winter.
it tint! I'tr‘llll-‘l' \\it.\ ruffed"
mi that ll‘..
lli'J trttt‘i :i it. Hod: itit-ukdoiiii. lull
hut 3. > tl'lllll ion \‘ :i:-- “Mi >ll'it'll ll:
t: i"
will II.
1‘i :t \i'- ,.‘.
xitil it». i‘tiili"‘lt 1'" 'it‘»:
tt KL. Illl l‘«'~1rliit' ill llit
NAVY HY‘DROGRAPHIC WORK.
\\',\.\'Hl.\ti'l'ti_\' lit-i- i7 Klingon
:Lblitt" tit Il‘u \dit': Elitliuumiillll til
li‘vtiii illlltll‘; liil‘ \\Etl’ u; zt~ it! tutti“ I!
.ltigt‘l) iitti- pendi lll uz'loieisn sonne-
Mammoth Production. iii ‘.lil“‘ll.:t‘itlli l: sitituii lulu) in ”H
Llilliiili l‘t‘lltll'l it:
1i~?t ‘3 'lttit‘tltl‘. tlllt" Oi iiit' titlirt‘
I oimii mnitiiaiiitd to ~ttppl} lituiini'
limo. :inti (‘llLl'lr Eillti it" iiti'ts til .‘l {L \
ititir Eitlllllfl itthit't‘ III li.i’ natty iiitd
f ittet't-litttit lilul'llitn >
'1 "lllli' l‘llll'} lllltl I‘ii‘ “til' mode it ."l
‘zibsoltile h‘llh‘ qua non." Admiral
-.. “u- 'St‘lliilt‘tir‘l‘ said, "and although the
Yoilt. Almost as big it sensation 1. limit l't't-‘llll cannot be immediately
”I Will" R l)"l(’l'nllltt‘tl Boy." Howl achieved of (mining the more remote
H't‘l'. iIi a iou>icul play that contains lllltlHH‘llt‘tl soils with our charts. tin-
sucli entrancing numbers as “it You. Umu‘ has been tieiillllel) brought to a
Look in “"l‘ lil't‘ii." ”The Touch of a} position of virtual independence and
Woman's Hand." "Do it for file." and sell support. And thitt position Wlll
“When the (‘urtitin Falls" it is dimf of llt'i‘t~.~6.~tly he timintuint-d lrutn new
cult to determine which is the most ; ““7.
‘ 909ml". i Owing to the war. the only surveys
The lendingr Singing and “,de .! ”it“ being curried on are around
roles have been placed in tho 11“,,d;.t:ttititr, in the (lull oi l‘ouseca and near
lot an efficient cast headed I)\' Bobbi" litiitiitanitnto. Submarine operationl.
l WNW“. otht'rs are. Mary Latin... Mil- iii. iepot't said. have added slightly to
ldred Donnell). Merlot-lo lloltttn, 30%. ilit' sum total of hydrographlc infor-
lllhitic Adams, Arthur Mlllt‘l" Jami-t motion.
i Manning. Raymond Ellis. William
{\‘l'lidsworth, Arthur Cunningham and
‘ P. H. Leonard. ,
i .' WASHINGTON, D. C..Dec. 13. 1918.
‘ begun the United
500 to $2.00
AMERICA'S CIVILIAN ARMY
' ——llcloro the war
i REGENT THEATRE' SATURDAY- States Government employed approx-
. - .. imatcly 500,000 persons in the civil
ma. Mam" '" TM s"°“ °' 5"" branch. After Uncle Sam cast his
.r8"
1...”... \':° "T” 5‘9"" Even” lot deiiiiiteiy with the Allies the great
the tiltlt‘fil llt‘tnr 0“ ”Hi army OI workers behind “w llflhllllfl
‘ ~t‘l't‘t’ll. or oil the attiizi- too. for thin gorges grew by tens of thousands uliv‘
i mutter. is George Moss, who has a tit--
; llgli'fiil purl ili
. Stats."
til it numbered shown a million men
the hilti')‘ lloberts
: pltotoplity in with it Doris Kenyon \iill tricl of Columbia “WWW” “1”” “hum
litptti-iii‘ iii the head of her own tom 35.000 to upproxinittlely 951W"- The
ltiin.i at the Rt‘lfit'lll lllP'til‘t’ on Some forces in navy ran“ “WWW”! mu"
{ah-\- Mr. Mos.- is M ”I”. I.“ u um about 20.000 to moi-o then ltiti.o0ti.
iiil’filll telling liiflii :i-. but admits lit» is 81111 “1 govel‘nlm‘lll ordnance “hm”
‘ “1‘“. beyond Ittiii‘»>t~itt't~." lie was from 10.000 to 0000‘ 50.000-
. bum in England and hits been an iii-tor 1""an the. nineteen mouths
. , .. (it
= “u "'5 hi“ V0“! .t’tntts into when the American participation in
;:ili of thew l‘lllnillI.‘3051130950). ll.- “.4” emit the civil service to meet
”‘5‘ “'r'.‘ ”W". needs. examined itluiost it million per-
Mr. hlosr.‘ t-ltier “55.4,. in “win" pic sons. more tllitn lllllJlt‘tl ot‘ whom iii-It:
lulu“ '4’“ “0" "W000 lure :ttul shot-l; appointed.
2 oi snowwhitt- tiiiir ”N love is M.-.. The (Toitinilesion lonnd il necessnri
ltitit it it‘ritililt- and ill‘ is Straight 3.- ”'1‘, to advertise extensively to mobilizi-
:iirott, Alias Kt-iiytin whit-toil mm 1.”! the workers ’l‘itrvt- tlittiisitiitl loco!
thi~ role ol‘ the iiiti~lt~ master in "The linrtis tit ciril seriitc examiners and
Sit-i‘t-t oi‘ Seton Sluts." and lie is ltll‘a] 8.000 posliiiiistois oi third-class post
Illi' the part. lln Eli's lii~ ()IIlt‘l‘S in the smaller tou‘ns constant
laugh is l‘t‘;1])tlll.~illli» for 1.....1,“ til the
."l‘lllllt. Commission lit-tori- their respettit.
.\lr. lids; Inp. six .tHlm‘.” “ WU, coitinitinitles. More thuti 5.tiiitt.ttoii
“r gmmhmmwn and "HHH‘HLUS hm." posters and other printed :tlintittttt-t
utiiiitlcliildren. ill; “in. d m” M. titeiits ucre distributed and displayed:
mg. “and," lie tieclui-es. ”H“. mm. min, lantern slides “'t‘l't' thrown upon lllt'
““ "l'i‘l' quurrvl is \Yllitn ' screens in 16.000 Itiittioit lllt'llllt' lllt‘tl‘
:iilini; like a bov." lites: cards here displayed iii '.“<.ililii
. trolley curs; notices Were printed in
l
lit-:ii‘ly
H: mm ly kept the :tnltotint-i-itiv-nts
l insist on
AT PALACE THEATRE. TODAY . .
‘ periodicals: [meters \i't-rt- tlltlplt‘tM‘tl
upon the bulletin boards of ::.iitto ti
lu'arier'. 1.200 chambers of (‘lllllllll‘l't'P
ztntl boanis ol' trttde, and iii titllli) tub
or prominent places in cwri‘ city in
the country. Appeals [01‘ recruits
l’:li -- .. .. , . were also irinted on tlte bowls of
19:1“; Thin!“ ' today m 1‘” hm‘“ 8'“ gas and (‘ItI‘CITIL‘ light bills. oti letter-
. (“"e‘ “d“lllt‘tl for the screen heads 0i business houses. ili theatre
by. ( lini'les FE. Whittaker .fl'om Cm. programs and on weather bureau lttil-
tltia Stot‘klt‘i"s famous not-oi “f Brit. :t‘llllh‘. Thirty liltlrllnll-ltl('llll‘lt* produc-
. .‘ .. ,_ n" i‘otnpanics eit ier posct stctcial
1:? 30:91“;th ““dv‘d‘mm‘fl "V RM“ pltP‘llJCS or attached trailers to ‘i'ilnis.
v. isno 1. Mr. \ignolu is ever on Educational institutions and numerous
the lookout for bits of hilt-rest in (in. organizations assisted in the work.
story which he can incorporate int: 'l‘llli;.0llly cost to the government for
the film; these human touches reveal iiii tor-s oi dollars “mm of other-
“ do‘k‘l’ Sllldl’tflfld thorough understaiiii- hiddniix-Iditgsr iiiild It'llii‘mtllildI gi‘iilld‘iiflvhi
int”! of human nature and ini‘arlnlllv lantern slides. ‘
please pliotoplay audiences, “Wm! From now on the t‘l\'ill:lll pct-sound
lies one of the secrets of this director's “m b9 gradually Wdlm‘d‘
success. ” _ ‘
Five Acts of Vaudeville, and Feature
Picture, "The Claw," with Clara
Kimball Young.
(‘lztru h’itiii‘iill Young comes to the
Mrs. E \\'. 'Ralmlltlile. “lio llilS been
One of the most interesting of these confined to lli'l‘ home is I'niott street.
touches shows that it pretty young wo- with n slight attack of the influenza
man, although in imminent danger is i'iiiproi'iug nicely and is expected to
Hearst-Paths: News
l “GOING UP."
Brilliant Musical Play at Regent Thea-
tre Tonight.
A riot of fun a feast of music and a
btJWlicIllng bevy of feminine beauty lit
the niomlse of Canon and Harris
whose producelon "Going Up" which
scored such a wonderful success dur-
ln: tilt two long years at the Liberty
‘tieatret. New York, will be the attrncv
tron at the Regent Theatre t
"Going Up" is it big musical comedy
by Otto Harbach and James Montgom-l
pry. who wrote the book and lyrics
and Louis A. Hirsch composed the
music.
Here to a musical play that to a post.
tive delight from start to «finish, to
Hay nothing of its equipment 01 some
hits, of which there are upward or II
dozen tint will I D you .whlstllntc
their melodic. '
rhythmic? '
e.
Portion.
la
. chances by.
Will think of her personal appearance. be around again in a few days,
when it good-looking young man .
Else's: intuit: 39mm lllli Pills ‘
AND lililillillill 000i
hits shot a hvenu and then p‘romptly
tainted. Major Kinsella. the hand;
950ml) commander of the British forces
jstalloneil in this ontlaying district ot‘
.t.lte \rldt, “4999135 '0 b9 tiding‘ “9“er Instant relief! Rub this nerve torture ”mm“ Chaplin. “"“lon dollar proding
hears the shot and rides up. When sh‘o
comes out of her faint, Klnsella's back
is turned; accordingly, although lions.
and misery right out with “St.
Jacobs Liniment.”
lit-zir .‘t-ttitii‘al St‘il"
”m“ Slim" of St-i'eii and women. The force of civilian ('lll- .
llini‘liurl ployees of tin government in the llis- .
, the con .
. (.‘tlltoit and Sulliiitit titiern‘i were in met the United artistes Civil St‘l‘lit‘t' .
tonne in London. he :tppouri‘ti then» in Coriimisslon. whose duty it “its to re» =
war ,
03.000 iieti‘spupers and more than go...
l
CHRISTMAS l
GIFT STORE l
SILK ROSIEEY ,
For men and women ‘
75c to 52.75 i
SILK SHIRTS $5.00 to $10.00 ;
i
GLOVES FOR KEN
AND WOMEN
Mocha, Wool and Fur Lined
and Unlined $1.25 to $10.00
LEATHER GOODS OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS. i
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street 5
South Norwalk 1
‘—
1 ARTIST
MATERIALS
Tube Colors, Oil and Water
Academy Boards. Brushes. Draw-
ing Inllrnmonts.
Everything for the Artist.
2 Fred ll. Ponty
VIOTROLA 1N1.) NOVELTY
SHOP
37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Nor-walk. Conn.
.e. ._ w_._J
Knmfii
Elli» (zt-ntn i"\I‘ hlt‘tiul‘rlt'. or (Tentcr
lll‘t'lll‘d . i:- now utile to he out after it
\icelt‘s illness ill her home,
31hr» lilizuldtli Murray. oi lllt' .\' I“.
{Hill More, iIi Washington street. i.~
ill :it llt‘l lititiit'. in Lowe stl‘rt‘t.
Semi-ant lolin .\lct‘.iiriie llih tt'lurn
I‘ll ttt t'itutit llv\i-n.~, nltet‘ spendingr n
*l‘vlitlill' tiirlouch at his lllllllt'. in t‘t'ti
trr nit-mic.
‘i'tnnvr littkeii ‘
(li'tlt‘l‘ t‘nlzrs ltiilu) litt' tomorrow.
Miss \lill'lllll‘ll.1‘ll_\ltll‘. oi Norii’nlk.
iilio has mall“ Il'i-“iitls in this t'lty. li:t.a
rel-cited till ttssiuiittient us it Red t‘rose
those and is to report for duty about
December 1.1- lhtnbury Ntw‘h.
I‘Illlll lfisei'iiiimn his receiied his
liotiomltie llfit‘lllligt‘. :ti (“innit Devens.
:ttid returned to his home. tti Wilton
art-line.
Accordion to a report claimed to ho
authentic. George Smith of East Port
(‘hcster is going to the Dodgers nloni:
with Walter llolke in exchange for
Jake Dnulicn. Report aim has it that
Arthur Sharer will return ttTllie Giants
next season.
' » -—-—‘—'—‘ l
Xmas linthi-elliis and caries
O‘Brien.
and tigers are all about them. Mary" Rub this soothing, penetrating Illli-‘Ct‘ltlflifitt‘tl of William S. Hurt.iti “Sharki
does the feminine thing and qfilekly mom right into the sore, inflamed Monroe." and vaudeVllli‘.
”dancing 30.011001 Elected the tlveoets o: nodevllle “a
Ireaches for her hand mirror. Only nerves. and like magic—Neuritlgla dis-
; when she assured herself that he hair appears. “St. Jacobs Linimenl" con-
ouiglit at looks all right and that her hat is on quers pain. it is a harmless “neuralgia'Norwnlk. died on Thanksgiving Dny,af-
straight, is she ready to greet him.
‘ :rellct“ which doesn't burn or discol-
Klnsella and Mary eventually are on or the skin. ‘
i staged. but it is only after many—thrill. Don't gutter! [ta so needless. Get a
ling incidents that they finally gain small trial bottle from any drug store
their happiness and ‘hecome man and and gently nib the “aching nerves"
wile. End in just a moment you will be ob-
.solutely free from one and suffer-
?ALACE THEATRE
A large and appreciative audience
No dittorence yhether your pain or
restatement ’
W . ~
i
-
,4 , , r ‘1'», '-
; “we‘l/Awwwumg’yzzs
WrdliugerEE-E‘
Fine li‘urs. liotli useful and beautiful, make the
selection of it t‘liristituts (lift a pleasure and the
gift will afford genuine satisfaction.
Sets in Skunk. Taupe. Fox, Blitt-k l’ox and
Black Lynx-~Mufi's iii Skunk, Opossum. Black
Fox. Beaver. Hudson Seal and Raccoon—«'i‘licse
are shown in llltlli_\' handsome styles.
" - “mvwrm* W‘W unattm ‘ -
.._-r~
Women’s Sillt Negligees
Otteriiig Exceptional Values
Superior quality Crepe do CIlCnB'lli
draped models. lace trimmed, Silk r
tassels or ribbon bound enrelopek J
Chemises. Camisoles. "illnIll" \
nations and Bloomers. s 25
all iii dainty color- 1'
ittgs................. “ll
Women’s Street Petticoats ,
A Special Sale of
Jot-soy, Messaline and Toilets Stilt
with pluiled, ehirred or tailored
llounce, in solid black, two tour
...,..W. ._.,....,.<'-,.—r.. .-
'l
Shiriwaists
Dainty models shown
.00
in PM“? Pall-“- 0'00!“ changeable clients, and’ 98 }
grilles. Crepe do other pretty Winter ' II ‘
Cherie. Plain Tailored “0'0""8‘ --------- p
Sittin\\'iiisls and com-
liiiielioiis ol‘ Satin &
Sweaters
:x‘gfttil'" s 98 Shetland Sweaters in all the \i‘ani‘atit. it <.1
‘ tioliliii llluc. Purple. llorul not
183:“.- up American lit-uni): An ideal Xmas $5.941“, .
l'iil'l ................... . ........
CONTINUING
20% Reduction Sale ol Dresses
$25.00 $27 .98
Dresses Dresses Dresses
$15.08 $20.00 $22.38
$32.98 $35.98
Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses
$28.38 828.78 $31.08 $38.00
Colors ', .uck, Navy. lime. Burgundy. llroivii,'l‘aiipc.Rooltied‘irny.
Milli‘i'itils ‘rSt‘l‘Kl‘S. Silk 'l‘till't'iti. Georgette. \\'otil Velour, Jot-sci:
Suliit. Trieolilit‘. :. -
25% Reduction Sale oi Suits
$49.98
$15.00
Dresses
81 2.00
$19.95
$39.98 $47.50
$35.00 $39.98 $45.00
$820.25 $821330 38310335 diffs
Every Garment Marked With Plain Figures.
$59.98 $75.00
SUITS SUITS
$55.00
SUITS
$65.00
SUITS
Wrist-outflow some
t
Professor Strong (‘otnstock ol‘ \Vil- $41 25 34498 $48 75 $56 25 1
ton avenue. former principal of Bailm- - I “ . I . . I
:'~ on . br,is=nowi ' ..
ifiirtl'illlli‘irliilto‘I'Ehgfi1:58:13”: he has (lilltll‘S—wnlafkg Katy. Brown. Taupe. Reindeer, Gray. 1
Harm temporarily the position of prln.’ Materiaisfberge. \clour tie Lame. Tt-tt-oiine, bllt‘orlone, Bi-imd- -.
cipit ol‘ Gregory institute. of thal‘ Phil“: ““0”! (doth. \ ‘
Iplf‘tt‘t'. i ' K I l A 1
,4, Through an error at this olllce the} A 8996!“ C0“ 0559515!“ For SBIBNIO)’ ;
Wonderful Coats of rich. lustrous t‘iliillon Broadcloth 1 »
tion, “Shoulder Arms." was advertisedi oiitirely lined in satin with a Sealine collar 3 .
its being Thursday at the Palace Then- of exceptional quality. Show“ in Black, i
iii-e Thursday evening. The prom“?! Navy, Burgundy, Taupe and Brown. A _ t ,
' variety of Siyles.............. ...... a... _
l William A. Avery of 17 Grand street,
ter a lingering illness of Bright’s dis- 11.3“” “r
gem. complicated with other ailments. . .V R‘ . i
at the home of his broth'e'r-ln-law, Ste- A. :
phen A. Wood, East Great Hill. town . *
of Pound Ridge, where he has been to.
“a“!!! f‘“ “"9"“ 1mm“ “‘9 fig‘i‘: neeumuo 'Fonéiou TRADE lure platinum, various titties-.ana‘sittna south um .g 10m.
“"15 34 3’9““ “‘9 funeral ”em“ . ~9- and furs, amplitu- and various ““09 met 10:“ and due Nov Bum st 11:.
we: 04 years. ‘ THO funeral “WM WASHINGTON,Dec.13.—Plan§ foriseedg. 90 n lute-lat ‘
8"; Stephen ANWOOd. 33'. Mr. 'mbe .3.“qu “am me With MS 05' fl ‘ . . (
‘" W
"oat-mks...
tune...-
Norwalk Chronicler