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FRIDAY DEC. 20, 1918
m com IOIWLLI mo m
_-_._:w.._-_-_--:‘ mus drama was innocent: by Miss Bani oomlrm, nurture. The out?“ W Union met last,
on the screen and was one 01‘ her big
of the {Hottest elit't't*>:»€~ o" ll’ " ton:
career in 'L‘ iiuille." and prisons “ho:
ha‘e set-u both tli- llat‘a .wtt-eu ti'i ‘
sion and Bernhardt :lugt' p121) halt“
it‘muilit‘ll on the stri’nin: lt‘ht‘luljl‘nnt‘ 4
Regent Theatre
Today
Theda Barn
in a total drama In which Miss Ba.
'a handle; her theme tn a bug. v .
tat Way
“The Forbidden Path”
beluwu 1h» acting oi tlit- two latuou-S
«is 1'5.
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY,
Alice B’ady m “The Ordeal of Reset
[9' Also, "The Eagle's Eye."
Saturda" A‘ict Brady ulll be seen at Hit RV.
‘ Ant? Brad" ‘ it 4: ill theatre, Sattiidz-n. in litl scum
‘ "n a tale M ‘lr‘n'ca‘lls‘erSImetr‘i’tjity’ “(mill N‘ieHi S‘Lit'l'l‘>>. "'l'iie Ordtttl o‘
: ::::£T;‘_,— p y" y. ' ilosrttu." her latest Select Pit-mic.
1 “The Ordeal OfROSCtta” written by litiuiuntl (:uuidinu N‘t'rtl"
hailed by Paul “tsl. and directed by
Emile (‘litiutaid
I The sion of the play concern.- the
:idwntures which l:‘filll Rosetta and
held Gelartii. tht- tuin tiaugltttrs of an
‘nizt .1 pl‘tli'tw‘sul‘, \tlmsc home in a Si-
,ciliatn \lllitL‘t‘ is destroyed. by an earth-
quake during whit ll Lola is buried in
‘lllt‘ falling debris. lloping araius'
l ' ‘ .way'gflmt Show 8.! the llt'l't‘ that hill! emailed the tithitrtt‘i.
" the professor and Die surviving daugh-
l [or come to New York. where Rosetta
suppots them both by lt—‘al'llllly sleli
tugiaphy and securing a pmdtion in it
typist's agency. While there. she is
called upon to deliver a tuztnuserlpt to
— the otlicc of a theatrical manager: an
( and the 17th eptsode M
3 “The Eagle’s Eve”
MONDAY —— Paramount feature
'The Girl oi the Golden Westl'
.TUESDAV‘Geraldine Farrar in
1 “Carmen"
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Today artist who happens to be present is
- '. struck in her beauty and gets her to
[I we Aet’s 0f FII‘St-CIBSS pose for him. He makes a skctch of
l ‘ her face. but. unknown to her. uses it
VAl DEVILLL to top a risque figure on a poster ndr
Hm!" b’ : vet‘tini: "The Privolltieb of Nineteen
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i asluon a la Latte Elmo...“ '
and t ._ .
Shirley Mason A MIDWINTER CROP.
and Ernest Truex N u v I i
in Paramount picture Government “mphm T. . a “e o
Ice on Farms.
1 “come on In” “Harvest 8. Crop in Midninter" is;
'- MI!“ andJeifCartoon the title at). l ittle pamphlet issued by
the U. S. department of agriculture,
' Saturday coir of which have been placed in
l 'llu'ee Complete Vaude- t; » ohm or the town clerlt hit- the
ville Showa bent-lit o: dwellers in rural districts:
nnd 15m gpiwde of it deals with the matter of getting a
“The Eagle’s E’ye" crop of ice on farms. big or little. the
principal idea being that ice on the
farm means a conservation oi milk.
"Did you ever think ol‘ the money
. _ ,___fi,,._ -_. a ‘ you would save and the added comfort
lyou would have it you put up ice," is
Al Iflf'mf‘l in question asked. "Ice in the that
_‘ __ ‘ saves sour milk and cream: trouble
'4 r PALACE THEATRE TODAY liroui high bacteria counts: interior."
ll()W1)rl(‘ed butter and cheese. Makes
8m toy Macon In ”Come On In," and your winter pay you back with inter-
F «2 Acts of First Clue Vaudeville. lost next summer." are some of the
—.... iwords or advice contained in the pam—'
'l_ t» secret. machinations of German phleL
Mi in the training camps in this,
Hearst-Pathe News
According to the putupltlot, one
“no.7" no graphically exposed by creamery returned over $2,600 worth his parents, Putroln‘mn and Mrs. John
Jill " Emerson “d Anita 100“ in the", of milk on dcreuin in one. year to farm.
:‘irt' production for Paramount, “Como crs. A milk plant received nearly 50,-
01! 1‘1." Whit]! will be shown at "19,000 gallons 0 ffifllll‘ milk in 0110 year.
Palm 9 Theatre today and which serves‘
to introduce Shirley Mason and Er-‘ out.
has. This: in Paramount audiences as’ f
for an in motion pictures. 2
Natural ice. can be harvested on,
arms where over eighty-live per cent ‘
triumphs .llernhardi. Wu. umde our .
which is the longest holiday play spell ter to
'7 many years.
tree lighting outfits
tric Co.
,Cooling on out farm will reduco this :3‘
evening in their Men on Washing.
ton street and disposed at the 11>qu
routine business l
AND BID SPREADB,
OUTING PLANNER AND
FLANNELETTES
A COMPLETE ASSORTMEN'I'
AT
E K. BANKS
'l‘itc llan'tury pollt‘c iizite remitted
tinder Bilbao-heme KOtCl, W“ the tut-it oi .i liutck touting i‘a’i‘ 3.1...»
. turttr. 11417 lliodr'l, beul‘lilL' the. ('onu‘
Washington street,$outh N” w H'llt'lil titarktr, 13-747. and btionutnk
to (‘lizttliw l7 Maril. if)".
.ttt-uue New Haven.
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Buckingham Post. \‘l‘ouien'i- Relic-t
twirl». rue-t ltztt-rdsl' afternoon in mi"
lit-d lltn‘s lall on Morn s'rmt Vtiit ll
it social time was enloyod
routine busiiic» tmnsncted.
and the
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WEATHER I'QBECLST
“WHY”! 7m vaatk MM ,1, ,“H- l’t—lt-l‘ F Fult’)’ and Leo lkflls Wt-l’e
and “finer. tiw local Hour Minute lut'lll to flunk
i‘olloued pt- .3“, 13“.. 1”“th m U“ Sat at the liii‘tiiir'li larl evcniuc in aid or
crdtti". The Southern illrlllrllt‘tlllt l.~' ill" “Hi ('m» enrollment di‘i\t- Mr.‘
central this mornin: ot'et Kuusm it FU't'.‘ M iii.» him“. find Atiui‘m‘i
la titllrllll; tleutl)’ and rainy “"(Iillt‘l‘ “3““ 1“ 'ht‘ ””3“"- ‘
iiii‘lt'a‘lll: cloudiiit- .2
“'0!“ the Rocky Mountains Howard _
to the Ohio Valley and southuitid in ”Dining “0“!” limes. “WW“
llil’ Gulf. Nt'w ()ilths l‘t‘PUrli‘ll 4 .;3 <ltick in ("i131 “'lllle Electric (‘0.
tnciit s of min during the last int-ntyg
tour bout». Pleasant weather conttn
“W m ”h. northern and ”A”... dis- tho- l'lllt' :tt Schultze'n Sanitary
tricts. The temperature in the central “H’- and “W "W coming “"‘91‘ ”“1 a
dim...“ and is generally above ““4, ('ttllipil‘lt‘ anstll‘llilt'nl of selected cuts
int; t-xeclit along the norhtem border. lfllub. Veal. pork and beef are. (,ffel‘t’di
at prices that equal those of the good
llecord breaking: prices are again
“13.1"
WEATHER A YEAR
TODAY.
High tide 1:31 a. n1.; 1:42 p. m.
Sun rises 7:15; sets 4:27.
‘ud'i'et‘iit‘tement in the. paper and orderr
.early so that you will not he disito- i
3 pointed. i
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j ~iilectricul gins tire aluays ‘uSt-i‘ul.
and acceptable. irons. Bombs. Fix.
C .t News tutes. flashlights etc. While Electric‘
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IBIRD starts POINT i
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TO MILO WINTER
Yeoman Harold ('hittttm returned to, '“"“‘ ,
his duties at the Philadelphia Nau’ M", M Salli £333": A5333." A":
i Many of our readers who hope to‘
drove it mild winter. point with pride;
The Christmas rush ut the quwulk: and thanksgiving to the {act that our-
Post Office is nell started and two ox-i M'"Imt‘l‘ I-Onxslors are staying in the!
t . i
tra carriers lttti'e been added to the]! éailmgagén: later date than in new
force from the reserve list. They are} James p_ "31L one of the most care-l
John McGyut and Nelson Lawson. f iul and experienced observers of de:
_ ‘ Ilitre in this locality said this morning;
.. . _ that on the second day 0! the present '
Appropriate enmfi‘” “W fling held month. a number of robins were seen'
at the various city schools lode!" within the city limits. and several
Teachers and pupils are unusually chirping sparrows have been seen.
bupp)’ at the prospect of a it} day varn‘ ”SI" lint(;"'tllalldttll:l 11:3] ‘ th 1 hi i
, ‘ op . as r. . ‘ a 5‘
tion lusting until Monday, January 6tit.i "mm that we era ‘0 MW 11 mild “at
compensate in a measure imi
what happened to us last your.” l
"On the other hand” he continued.‘
”we. must admit that some oi our nor-l
them neighbors. that]!!! driven into‘
—-Porttiblu and Boudoir lamps. Xmu um warmoc um
2.50. White Elcc- tioua in their col
i been seen."
« "Particularly the great horned own,
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‘ which has been reported from several.;
)2tl'tl yesterday.
granted by the school authorities in.
«vet-e oondi l
climate have;
‘ , Harry Toothlil, L'. S. .\'.. is speiidiniz pans of the state, and the snowy owl:
a thirtv-tiny furlough at. the home oi which has been seen on
marshes.
1
"li my recollection is accurate. if
Toothill. on State street. Seaman think the summer birds M, "R very
Toothill has but recently returned ill“ early lost your."
ter eighteen months serviee in Spain
d is now stationed at Buy llldizc. N3
the local l
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r—Try u Sentinel Want Ad
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§ENGLANo's enormous EXPEN..
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When the First Congregational
AGO .uld days “lb-ro'dc wa'. " tend the blit‘ "' .-
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A Special Sale Saturday at
Xmas Waisis
Last minute arrivals. New bril-
liant Georgette intuit-ls. dressy and
tailored, showing round and
square neck lint-s. i'rilleti effects,
llt‘lltlt'tl and embroidered. Especial
l)‘ l‘iitlcl‘l'rices $1 98 l'l'
.
'l‘ot'iorrou' ut
;*\‘fy'l
Dresses -Dresses-llresses
Final Before-Christmas Reductions on Women’s and
Misses' Frocks
a. zaa‘fladucflon From
1 “Original Prices
A collection of Winter‘s newer models in an incomparable oollec
tiou of dresses in Beaded Georgette (I‘cpc. Satin, Serge, Silk, Taffeta.
\Vooi Velour. Jersey and 'l‘ricOtllie. for afternoon and street wear
Evening and Dinner Frocks ot' Satin, Crepe, Georgette, in blacks.
navy. rose. Burgundy. brown, taupe, rookie and grey. Sizes 16 to 5'2.
mlflflfliiiflrfll
Former Prices $15 to 847.50
- $12 to $38
W
Women’s and Misses’ Suits
7 I‘uExtraordinary Reductions for Xmas
25% Off Original Prices
l’ls'm 'l‘ailored and Fur Trimmed Suits in the season‘s late mode ; S
Those suits are remarkable values and are shown in a wide variety
Price
of styles, in Serges. Velour De Lainc, Trico‘tinc, Silvcrtoncs, Broad
cloths and Oxford Cloths. All colors, including black, navy, browu.
taupe. reindeer and grey. Former Prices $35 to $75.
33:. - $26.25 '9 $56.25
.0! milk and cream are produced, All LONDON. Dec ”(British Wireless ‘-
. .. [u the development of the story vou need is an inex enslv 1‘ h church burned them was a host of peo. service): [mpoflwt ““1me devol-
t the photoplay,Mlss Mason portrays iind a pond or 81.9:m' (Th? 10:“. pie who missed the friendly face (“commits are impending in England, no ;
" i i h " ' a 0' the clock in its steeple. and for want cording to the Duly Commercial.1
'° ”01° °t a patriot “ stenograp miconics during the slack winter season. th 61' to which says enterprises already in:
’l hols desirous of doing her hit for her This advice on dinstzructions tor ob of a better, accustomed on: till“ ks hand involves an expenditum oi'ilvo‘
Lountry and who impetus he" lite “1 taining the. water supply the m l‘ r. "m "‘1'“: 0” timokoeper ‘ a 00 million pounds sterling. Chief among!
tracing Hun epics. Mr. Trucx is seen quired an dth t q; ' 0 " (’ down on those bit: Wing doors 0" the. these is the building of a large roan.
e cons the on of ”'8 Re C nn Co's car born on Wall stiectfiery at Swansea by the Auglol‘erslan
as a,littlo sergeant stationed at Camp house together with advi l 0 - t . , l , .,
wh I m t h a . “ ' no on 0°" Sometimes it yielded the correct (hm-‘OikCompsny. “'1 5 company 18 W“
fllpton, o oves e s chomp er an “on, drainage, insulation and ventila. id 't t l n ago paring to spend two million pounds an
M30 cordially hates his rival, a "0ng ”on are. given in the pamphlet land sometimes it (1 n . no 0 g wharvc‘s. rairoad tracks and equip:
'er, who is lnfacta German spy amliut-l . ‘ ’ the hands were removed altogether
i 1 d lmont. Many mining enterprises also2
, . or d so one .. in .-
pd with a, band of Hun agents who ore War demands alertness, a ready re- (or some reason not as y are projected accord g to the new
operating to the injury oi! Uncle SamI
. d it is the fervent hope of the many paper. .
». . smnse to leaders. prompt action. Food an lie com- Enorts a". being made to make Lon-
er! the cantonments. ‘ problem 5 are constantly changing and who miss them that the T11: y , don the chief impofltng and distri-
NO APPROVALS—N0 EXCHANGES.
CHRISTMAS was
Beautiful Sets and Mutts, stylishly fashioned in skunk. fox, black
lynx, black fox. taupe opossum, li‘cavcr and Hudson Seal. The. ideal
Xmas gift.
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Women’s and Misses’
. . itth have enacted. The famous Du-
b.
.5 GENTS’ EST i
"come on ln—the war is fine!”
REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
Theda Barn Stars in .‘ne Vital Drama
> “The Forl-idd::n Path" .
. Many of the foremost dramatists mu, Whether selfish! or i . _ i v . I . tone Cllanzeabie eii'ccts in the season's 0" s
have frettuently expreSsed thetconvic. desert the COIors oi {he nfgghgnhlzhgi South N orwalk i mSentiuol “out Ads “ork Wonders iglofihgs $3.98 up styles ............ 25
Volt that Theda Barn, the famous tug for democracy—I stab in the back' "““ a
_r~4'.reen star, is the logical successor to the men We have Sent to France .. '
Sarah Bernhardt, the great French . " W
.Iragedienne. The soubrittuet applied
to Miss Barn. "The Bernhardt of the
lscreen has been earned by the fact '
that. in her various interpretations of
a rational roles she has achieved the
puns heights in the silent drama that:
“to wonderful Bernhardt has reached.
hit the speaking stage. t
in her latest wiper-production, “ThEA
Forbidden Path." which is being,
shown at the Regent theatre. Miss‘
Barn base. part not unlike that in
“Camille," which both she and Bord;
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CHAINS i
Knivea' agar-Cutters. Culls'
m
1' Three times a day every American‘
'can say when he sits down to the
table. "Thi i . , "
l . s a my chance to serve. Di-
, Semi-Annual Dividend of
Buttons; Slickpius. " t“
rail ma yshare, all may help. | ltich newspaper. it is said that there
{is a marked tendency in he dominion.
—- AS— '
FOR XM tparticularly Australia and South Ar-
Assorted Chocolates. Pep. rica, in favor of the plan. The adop-
. : tion of the elevator system for bandl-
rections are given me by the Food Ad-‘fumery' cametas' CmeS“ int; grain which has been in operation,
ministration that I should follow and Brushes and TOIlet ArthleS.tfor many years in the United States‘
follow at once like a good soldier ii’ 1' g and Argentina. is favored it in said.
Stillson-Powell Com. .
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DIVIDEND N DTICE
138th
. 'Lt‘i’
DEND '
NOTICE
. At. a meeting of tho Board of—-Direct.ors of the
South Norwnlk Savingi Bank, held this day, a divi-
dend to the depositors was deflated at the rate of
four (4) per cent. per annum from the of the
six months ending December 31rd, 1918. This divi-
dend will be entered on pun-book: and paid on an!
after January 10, 1919 ~
. ALDEN SUI-HANS. anident.
_ . GEORGE L. ,WOODWABD, Treasurer.
‘ Dec. 18 1918. '
The Norwalk Savings
Society.
Norwalk, Connu
December 12. 1918.,: \
At. a meeting of the. Directors of;
this Society. held this day. a dividend?
at. the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. pert
annum was declared to Depositors.‘
from the comings of the six months:
ending December 31. 1918.
The same wll’l'be entered on part».
hooks and paid on and after January;
10. 1919. . t
MONEY unmarrnn ON OR uni
roan JANUARY 10TH. 1919, wru.‘
DRAW INTEREST mom JANU
181‘. 1911.- - ‘ . my ‘
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OPEN'MONDAY WG-8 'l 'I'Ol
' t l “V have any will make itself a present of 8' . l > . . , ,
...I.’:f.§“:;i:f€.fi§. ‘11:. 8.3:; move.“ m“ "’r ‘m‘i‘ed‘m ”Sm“ 0‘ a“ go..- not. tggi'ilf‘icggl‘ldlngillo lIfnatlJ‘ictS‘Srmmi Nelllkees SM“ CO“ Sale 1
lose sight. of the slogan of the picture. America. Conservation ‘5 democratic: I“ u _, __ ..-. _---._.-... i once to the Scotsman. a loading Scot. Elaborate assortment of Silk Lingerie For Saturday 1
in crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises,
Camisoles. Combinations and Bloom
ers. laco trimmed $1 25 Up
I
and ribbon bound
Silk Petticoats '
in Jersey. Messaline and Tntletan.
pleated or shlrrod in solid black or two
Attractive Coats in desirable
models taken from regular
stock of Chiflon Broadcloth.
Having a collar of genuine
Sealine of best. quality. lined
throughout with satin and
warmly lnterlined. All the
wanted colors and a number
. 3" Wm .f'?1 £47.10», .
.1 Bathrobes For Christmas
lust i Z‘i‘)\'r‘l_l, Bathrobes in many styles and shades. A most
acct-plume. Xmas Gift. Colors include $4 98 UP
. liill‘t'llill'l‘, Rose. Navyhluc and Taupe. '
. WE WILL CASH YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB GHEGK
Norwalk Chronicler