Evening sentinel, Monday, December 23, 1918 · page 3

 

 
 

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IN HER GREATEST

Friday Night, ' Dec. 27

THE SEASON‘S SUPREME THEATRICAL EVENT

MA RGARET

ANGLI

IN HER ORIGINAL NEW YORK COMPANY

 

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diegent Theatre

Today
All-Star Cast

In the Paramount Special Produc-
duetion

“'l l“. Girl of the .0
Golden West
and the lateral _ .
Petite News Pictorials

Trial”
Geraldine Farrar

\‘Iitil Walieee Reid and a Notable
east in the immortal masterpiece,

“Carmen”
. aiee the

, Oflicial War Films

CHRISTMAS DAV—Constance Tal.
trudge In “UP THE ROAD WITH
eALLiE.” Also the great hietorieal
t. rev-t, “The Surrender of the Ger-
man High Seal Flee "

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Today

Even biaee Broadway said, “Lila
Lee to nuaL' Better known as
‘C..ddlee" Lila Lee has distinctive
role in

“ the Cruise of the
Make-Believes”

in title romantic picture Lila Leel
town it! poor little girl: how to;
all away to happineee

. lso Hearst-Pathe News

Tuesday
- Wallace Reid

in Paramount picture

e Man From
Funeral Range”

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WED—Vivian Martin in
Sml iee.’

THURS. Ind Pith—Ethel Ci
in “The Girl Who Came Backe'y‘on

audeville Every Thurs-
ay. Friday :..:ri Saturdav

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T PALACE THEATRE, TUESDAY

aliace Reid in Paramount Picture,
‘The Man from Funeral Range."

l‘ opinions of experts are worth any-I
ng, then “The Man From Funeral}
ge." Wallace Reid‘s latest Para-t
‘tllll starring vehicle which will be'
played at the Palace theatre Tue:
0 is certain to become of his most
ular pictults Mr Reid s. ~35 he is"
ighted with the photole and that
gives hint a thalaoterization 0!"
ch any screen player may well feel“
i 0 t.
:9 story is a picturizutiotl by Altillleh‘
' = ohn oi Ernest Wilkes' pltu
.. en Threads" which was produced
the Fulton Theatre New York
ober30,1917. Mr Katlerwhn. who
xtremeiy critical of his own work.i
a he had no idea that the story
d be as entertaining as it is, and
t . as it stands, "there doesn't. seem
: a dull moonlit anywhere."
r. Reid is seen “Harry Webb. I
- tor. in 0 this picture. Willi),
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“BILLETED”

, EXACTLY AS PRESENTED IN NEW YORK ALL LAST

SEASON

1 “A delightful play delightfully acted. ‘ ‘—-New York World.

0 "Miss Anglia flawless and dazzling.“—Boston Post.

’ ratcns 50c, 75c. $1.00, $1.50 and $2100
Seats Are Now On Sale.

fir: ”V-“ ~

refuse: to st-Il his milling claims to a
couple of crooks.
serious trouble

They involve him ill
when he goes to NW
rest-no of a cabaret singer
whom he imth‘. who has been enticed
to room ill i hotel on a forged not?

Janice,

AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY.

 

Lila Lee, Beal‘tiful Paramount star in,
“The Cruise of the Make-Believers."

Harrison Ford. who plays the impor-
ltrti role of Gilbert. Byt'icld in Lila
Lee's first l'aralnount picture, “The
Cruise of the Aitlkc-liolieves." which
will he the altraglion at. the Palace
Theatre today. is a leading man who
is good looking, lli‘lr charm of person-

'alit- :illll [Kidsvrst‘r real skill in actinu
Rt" = v Hl‘l't‘t‘li fans have come to
k: ' lair" write well through his ex-
t-clicnt A} .m: as trading man for

l‘onslanco 'l‘almlldrc and \‘iviun Mur-
tln. Ilefolo L‘Oiilill‘,‘. to the pictures
HarrIFon Ford was well known on the
speaking star.- tlnd he played leads
in nllllli‘l‘lilh' lit-ozttitval productions.

in “Tho Crud"- ol' the Make-Bur
liews.‘ Mr. Ford portrays the role of
u millionaire, who li\(‘.\' in the slums at
New York for the purpose of untilt-l in;
data for u sociological article and in
this way he crtters into the life of lies-
slc Megglsoll. a charming 'younu girl
in whose shill of make believe. makes
latlclflll voyager-l to distant and beat!-
liful countries How he wins hi-r low
in told in ii “t‘l'il'F of the rno>t deliuht.
lltl scenes.

TRANSPORT CEDRIC ARRIVES

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.» The ['llited
Slates Transport Cedric arrivr-d in
port today. from Liverpool, carrying
American troops.

Aboard the Cedric were sixty-five of-

ficers. 2.168 enlisted men. four nurses
and seven civilians. The troops com
prised‘ Winchester Casual Companies
Numbers 1,068 (Colored), 1,05; 1,066
and 1.067: Liverpool Casual C‘onlpan‘
les Numbers 1.002 (Colored). 1.001%
1.004: 1.005: 1.006: 1.00": the 3:
Acre-Squadron: and ii odicers and
424 men sick and wounded. The Cedric
was followed into port by the trans-

. port George Washington, the ship that
' conveyed President Wilson to France

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MARGARET ANGLI"

December 27. With the Oflginpl
.New York Cast. in Her New

,spaled no labor
inlountllrg of this piece,
lsuppmting .\ir. Oicott is the largest Albert P 91".

(Pike
en nine gown». that will be a treat for"
Ithe icmilrillt portion of the audieni‘ew ‘ BAVARiAN iNDUSTRlES
lSeatn are now on sale i'or Mt Olcoll's
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and “You Can't Deny You're lritdl"—-
and also the greatest favorite of all
times. "Mother Mnehrec"—lrauntlug

songs of heart and humor on which the;

tiramtl's motive hinges. McConnell is

all fire. all sentiment—with the mag?

netisnl and lflcsponslleness that make a:
man loved by his collntrv men it was
during the‘ tour of the all star cast of
fifi'nllt There, ' in which Mr. Oicott plai-

etl 1he groucity lrish soldier who hated

wrangcs and everything except choc

olnles. that Mr. Cohan conceived the
idea of the rhmacler of Tom .‘l(r‘0ll-I
ncll. Notin: the success of the sons.

9 "Enniskillt-n" introduced by Mr. 0i.ott
flu- dctermlncd to make his next char-

’ actor ilil lrisil Sinner.
i cldertts in the lives of two well-known ended suddenly lOdBy.

Taking sortie l'i'

it Hi singers. he, built his story around
them. “The Voice of McConnell" lis

‘wholcsomc henrlsome. gladsome

molriment is aiw ays natural, its advl en
illf‘f' logical, its romance besutiiul.

tlnd Harri: hul c
or expense ill the
the company

Messrs. Cohan

{eler seen in a production of this kind.
the cast comprising many noted plat"!

and there is a display of beautiiul

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no NEWS or FRED moons.
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Frederick ‘T. Coleman of North
Main street has reached a letter fromi
Miller Moore with the A. E. P in
France who writes that he has heard
nothing of his brother. Fred Moore.
in some time. Fred was recently re

the efforts being made to learn his

orate. nothing can be heard or learned

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Besides his mother he leaves five
brothers, Gustave. with the Army of!
Occupation in Germany; Charles sta~'
tiOlli-d at Felt Terry: Albert Clifford
and Hoimer. of East Norwalk:
three sisters Mrs. David Slurgcs

Amundsen of East Norwalk.

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ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Dec. 23.~»Tllo
trial at Geneseo, of Airs. Gladys Garl-
non “cbsler 19 years old. charged
with the ruurdcr of her falliClAln-lil“
Edwin Dyer “ehster. last \ugust.
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Stamford and Misses Laura and May.

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Gemidire Farrar in the immortal mas. i'rve army. 12 corps and one night ob- eze
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operatic rolc- numbering toromcera and 4,744 men . . SI. ITS COATS
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the Christmas attraction. 00 MUFFS
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lllt' title of the comedy. the story of lbmln avenue. East Nor-walk. tht- iatrli- 30‘ __
which revolves around the character 5' 9‘“de 0’ the dfl‘lh. of WW"? .0 ‘
in! Tom McConnell. a rollicking lrisll Effg‘3m““°““"" ”mm “-“”‘ A" g. Mam
concert singer. who has come to .-‘\lllt~r- [cl-{u Amundsen 1,.“ Norwalfi with .o
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"rt dav llfe. wound in the left leg and according to 0:0
The (‘hfll'iirit‘l‘ of Tom “(C(illnt‘ll the letter written by the nurse. who .. , . ‘
comes ilerilrrps the closest to Edit“?! :N‘Phded himuto the liiull'ifumn‘l \Jvat; .. We A005!“ leerty Bonds and War smalls“ 8mm!" at Full Value.
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the play he sings three songs, written li‘ Won't under} the finger to have the
. . , , _ operal on per orme oi the strain A ?" .._._ . .4..- ._.__
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! Look into Your Eves. .‘liafloul‘cen. 5il10i EFFECT'V‘ |

. The Sentinel will be issued on Wed-

Brand's jewelry store neWesl report nesday . -
is that his Christmas business up to stead of
iSatlu-dsy night has jumped up 40 per
cent. as compared with last year. meats A

the advertising this year has been the once
confined entirely to newepapers and,
at less than one half the expensel
Last year be dispensed with about 6.-
000 folders. mailed and distributed.
The newspapers have not only proved
more effective. but. last but not least,
have saved him much labor.
' Mr. Brand also reports that he has.
seen many who have nm or been in ille'
store before.

AUTOMOBILES lN COLLISION.
There was a collision between ni
Studebaker car driven by Abraham 8.]

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CHRISTMAS DAY SENTINEL.
'lhc St tilingl \\ ill be l<>llCil on Wade
inlay moraine. Christmas Day, in«
had of in the afternoon. Advertiao»
ms and news items should reach
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Villas at Wilkens’ bakery, N0.

 

 

Robert Thompson directed the jury to
bring in a verdict of not guilty and
immedialely thereafter discharged the
defendant.

District Altorrlel William A. Wheel-
er moved for the dismissal of the in-

dictment on the round of insufllc. ent
Ml. Cohan has made his plot “i“ “m‘ evidence. '1 A

isur-prlse. as Mr. Olcott makes his role many of Dr Home" Brown. palholo- .
I
.vilid with variety.

lie said the expert testi

.gist as to the presence of arsenic in,
Edwin Webster‘ s organs had been ini
error. Specimens of the contents of
“charters means said the district
attorney. had been submitted to Dr.
toxologisl. of Buffalo.
land Dr. Sy had reported that no true i
es of a;senic were to be. found. I

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SAVE COAL.
Ml'Nli‘H. For. 33 (By The Associ al-

cd Press) -—Ali Bavarian industries.

lemulorins mule than ten persons how The same will be entered on pass-

bl rn order to shut down from Dec 2.3
until January- ". for the purpose of sai-

ine coal. The workers will r'éceiie‘
ninety percent. of their ordinary wages
of which the employers will collect
two- thirds from the communities in
which they are located, under a state

Coming to the Regent Theatre. Friday: ported missing in action and despite treasury ruling made for the purpose ~

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. St. .
. ‘ Anronson or at: Sherman avenue.’ m ‘ __ __ it;
La LA LEE New anm and a local Ford jitney m, W" V m“ i“: *. r 0 litre.
. 4‘. “It.“ ”MO; the “Nadia” hack driven by Niciia Agnese of 114i J08. ‘ ' ' ' | I J n
"m- ~~ . , . -' Lexington av enlle. South Norwalk. 4 Ch , i‘ ‘ ' ' '23
Beautiful Lila. Lee. new Paramount The New Haven car was coming; 10 v'e are deovering all kinds 0!

a1 and Wood all over town.

1.. EFFRON

star will be seen at the Palace Thca- down the hill on Connecticut avenue i

ire today in‘ Tile Cruise of the \lake and attempting to cross to the Easti Over

 

 

Bellt‘\9.‘l_' side of West :llenuc when the mix- -upi A130 BéRgaan St East, Norwalk.
» . v0 - - ~~ 0 occulrcd. 30th Calls sustained minor Tel 441 Tel,441,
DI‘IDEND NOTICE iinjuries. that oi’ the Ford being the; merit,

more serious and including a hrckenir Treatment.
door, and a broken front wheel. ' -‘ Consultation Free.

There was no one injured. and lhei Ronni—10 3- m. to 5330 p. n.
.nlatter was left to the two intercstcdimondam Wednetday ”d Edd"-
Iparties to settle the matter with “ADD by appomtmen’

‘ipivi‘ sum 1 ' . ' Wilt AISO G“ "' l‘‘ 31"

138th
Semi-Annual Dividend of
The Norwalk Savings
Society.

Norwalk. Conn.

December 12. 1918.

At a meeting of the Directors of

this Society. held this day. a dividend,

at the rate of FOUR (ll) per cent. per

annum was declared to Iiepositors

'irom the earnings of the six months
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