’ R g ’ t ' Th tre
Friday Night, Dec. 27
‘ THE SEASONS SUPREME THEATRIGAL EVENT
MA RGARET
IN HER ORIGINAL NEW YORK COMPANY
IN HER GREATEST COMEDY SUCCESS
“ BILLETED ”
EXACTLY AS PRESENTED IN NEW YORK ALL LAST
‘ SEASON
1 “A delightful play delightfully acted. ' ‘—-.New York World.
I ”Miss Anglin flawless and dazzling."—-Boston Post.
'3’ PRICES ...... . 50c,75€,$1.00,$l.50 and $2.00
} "I Seats Are Now On Sale.
_ Palace Theatre
“The Home of Screen Delights"
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Christmas Dav
VAUDEVILLE
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
The Complete Palace Orchestra will render Christmas se-
in Extibtfiim — Ethel Clayton
“Mirandy Smiles" In Paramount Picturo
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3:32.33“ mm" 5" mm" Came Back"
" 2- Reels of Good Comedv Mutt & Jeff Cartoon
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The Management of the
REGENT THEATRE
WISH YOU ALL
‘A Merry Christmas”
. Holiday. Bill at Regent Theatre Today
. _ CONSTANCE TALMADGE
. THURSDAY
In the Exquisite Comedy Drama
the Road With Sallie ”
. rite Only Authentic Pictures of the omit:
“THE SURRENDER OF THE GERMAN FLEET"
And Also a 2 Reel Keystone Comedy
THE LEE CHILDREN
In the Rapid-Fire Riprosring Tnvesty
‘spy ’9 L
. SATURDAY-430M 110032 in Gold
‘t SW81 the
FOR TONIGHT ; ”
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We Are Celebratinr This Week the Fourth Anniver- I
sary of the Openintt of This Theatre
2, Offering PARAMOUNT and ARTCRAPT PICTURES. .
There are the Pictures that President Wilson requested for his
entertainment en route to the Peace Conference.
A Merry Christmas to All
Thursday and Friday
in: in a liddie Western town, and so supported by her original New York
tflcctre _I'.~. his direction that her company, which also appeared with
charming romance is brough' bowel . I . n WP»
l with a direct appeal that reaches her during‘ J" recent Ions e 3d“
, , m. .4 mean ments in t htcago and Boston
PASTIME PUT TEAM
ON THE FLOOR
The I'a'UUH‘ A (',
REGENT THEATRE, TODAY
Conttance Talmadge In "Up the Road
With Sallie; Alla Currender
of the German Fleet.
has Down rev
, Ill'k‘anllt‘d and has toriucd a basket
'l‘lv [Iil' Road With Sulllt’." It‘a‘lll'mg’ ball team that bids lair to Do as fast a
41",“va '.~.d|,.,adgp_ will be the at Iran] as an) in IDI> part of the slate.
(Writ lion at the Regent theatre today-1 ”PM: “1m?“ Tint)???“ a "In?”
. _ w . ' i ll ova r iii“. i1 lit) ' lOlll '(II'P 03
l' “‘1’ adapted I" Julia (laulord: luttki who playtzi with the old Sixth
llel‘s from the successful 110"“ 0f the Company team. and who will jump
N u... “an“. by France-.5 Sterrelt. dir- renter lor the new team; Barker, who
”W“ m William l) Taylor. and is one nrvds no introdurthn to the fans of
o! \liss 'l‘alluitduc's Select pictures. in whdui' willtcowr on? of the forward
. , [Nislllfiun with Blackman, another
Mitch >llt‘ i: ttl'vsrnml bl' Lents “- Sixth (‘unipany war. as his team
,mnli-1 hearing. an old (‘rcsccnl man.
and Eldridge, who held down a post
Il()ll on a collcciatr- team. and Porter.
llnv \\'t‘“h'n(l\\'ll spurt Ian. \\'lll com-
[title the lineup.
New ruil\ have ht‘t‘il ordered and
\\‘ll Ill‘ I‘r‘('t‘i\9d Ilt‘ftil't' the first £8111”
St-lznich
Ax'h‘alll‘ Watt-rs this captivating
tonlodicnnt- has a role in which her
tiriL'IllIlii nudity and «harm are sir-
I“ inc rt in Shc inllcrits five thous-
and dollars :long with other legatees
unknown to her thr one who makes “-"1' h “’1” Dr llalrtl on :I (into to he
. . . . announce d later through Thtme
- . ' .' ‘IO if he llihcrt- .
bmt use (it his poll it ( t columns.
luL’t' is to rot-cite the balance of the
(Aslrtle Salllc kidnaps her hard and
dignified aunt in her automobile. lull
wilt-n a storm comes up, they taki-
l'cluze ill a deserted house Tin-re.
Itnwl‘t'or. they discoter two young men.
Sallio rt-counincs the line one of Illl'lli
is wearing us having belonlzcd to her
late uncle and suspects lhtll they art'
burglars who have lirolit-n Into this
house for refuge. When Sallie flour-
lsht-s hcr roll of bills. the young mcn
also suspect .Ill’l‘ of having (‘Olllt‘ to this
out of the was) place- the silnsTur
: purpose
WALTER HINES PAGE BURIED.
ABERDEEN. N, t‘. Dec 2t “'illlt‘!‘
times Page. the hue Ambassador to
England, was buried today Ill lit-ll-
csda t‘cmclcry near Abe-idem, Hilt‘r
simple funeral services at lilt‘
.‘ilemolsl (:hurch,
Assistant Secretary of Stair PIIII'
lips and a representative of the Bri-
tisll embassy at Washinfllon attended
the funeral.
(Yahlcxrams of sympathy have been
rccciwd by Mrs. Page from King
pticorgo and Quecn Mary of England.
Iiind t‘orclgn Secretnry Balfour,
for
‘ MARGARET ANGLIN COMING
, 7° THE REGENT THEATRE MEDAL or HONOR son COL.
WHlTTLESEV
BOSTON. Dec. 24.nMaJor-General
(‘laroncc R. Edwards, Commando-r of
Hilt‘ Northeastern Department. today,
bestowul upon Lieutenant-Colonel
Charles W. Whittlesey. of the 308th
Infantry. a Congressional Medal of
Honor awarded him for gallantry ln
defying the Hermann when with
. unisll band of soldiers‘he was for five
days cut at! from communication with
his division. The exercises were
held on Benton Common, where a bat-
talion of Conan Artillery forces from
ult‘ harbor forts was drawn up on the
pamdc ground.
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IOriginal New Vork Company Will be
Seen Her-3 in "littered." Friday
Evening.
Martian-t .Anizlin. in a merry mill-
irirt ‘tI\’t‘~l()lll(d)‘ entitled. “Billeted,”
will he Illl‘ l‘IIl'HCIIOfl at the Regent
lilt‘itllt' on Friday evening. Dec. 27. In
this delightful comedy of mannrrr.
Miss Anzlin displays it very different
phase of her genius front that brought
forward in her portravala of the hero-
ines of Shakespeare's comedic»: nnd
the traxcdhl-s of the Greek lllllhlt‘lT.
llcr hole in “Ilillcted.” reveals her as
a conlodienn - of rare accomplishments
The one word for the comedy is
"sntart." It is in three acts and the
diatomic is :1 rapid-fire of cplzrams.
the delivery of which Miss Anllen has.
proved hersell an incomparable tnlt
tma as shown in hcr memorable per"
' romance of “hadv Windcrmcre's Fm.",
,“A Woman of No Importance" and.
“ .irecn Stockings." The comedy is sr-'
tlstlcally stalled and bliss AnKIIn lit"
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.\ family reunion will be held today
ton lilrt‘t'l. Numerous relatives will be
pro-sent at the affair.
A Merry
Christmas
To All
: Albert P. Gellebe
'25 Washington St.
. Prompt Delivery.
fl.
So. Norwalll
Phone 527
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—FOR XMAS—
Assorted Chocolates. Per-
f umery‘. Cameras. Combo.
Stillson-Powell Conn.
South Norwalk
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Vivian Martin In "Mirnndv Smiles.“ at
Pain-'e Theatre. Today.
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EEP UP
STATE MILITIA “'1’ 3‘” “PM"
Continued from First Page. OUTING PLANNER AND
would come to first. The War Ito. PLANNELEW ‘
partmcnt has not as yet made any
a concurs sssonmur ‘
A!
E K. BANKS
under Mahsckemo Hotel, West
Washington street. South Norwall
City News
The in“: ~lllil‘llIlL. dhiiltul cop ill
recommendations on the subje‘t'l. het-
lug contented itself thus far with
Isccking appropriations only for the
liregular army in the coming fiscal
‘ year.
; The-re are many National Guard no
its organized since the war by the
various states which are not ant-(it‘d
by the War Department's ruling. In
some cases federal recognition has
been obtained. bringing the units no
dcr the federalization sections of the
act of 1916,
The great mass of the Board. how-
ever. was merged into the lollipomr)‘
forces of the army of the l'nitcd
States for the war. thereby coinpletiLl
ly losing its identity. 't‘hrsc net-l
inputs. including cvcrl' historic miIiW
tary organization in the country, somt
. . l\l'all and \antl’ .mru ls “H.\ hilt)t'lit"‘l
of them With records dating back to - . - .
”h, IiM't‘lulionarv War and mam M doun I') ii [lilr‘lllt' llllt'h in tho ( Illl>l-
”1"!“ bring slil'l'iltlis of (‘iril Wm 1mm rush tau meld bill the tili‘tf‘ did
“0'1“"th ”WENZHUUHS. IIIU" llllllt’l‘JlUt slop 'o '11" ihr t‘hll‘ill oi the in»
the ruling ht" reconstituted. recruited :juries.
to twt'cssitry strength and agent pre
st-nlt’d to the Pt‘dt‘rtll GOVe‘l'llIllt‘ul fori ’
recognition before it can tukt- a Miro. —"Suat ’I‘; I‘ Spy John
in the t‘ctlernlizcd Natlonai Guard. .Knlllerinr 1.99. a yipnmflnu lancstV
Another planner" of uncertainty 1mm mirth and tlliscllicvousnt-ss. at the
the Guard situation. It was Si'lti totlam .
is lllu Question of the extant lo WIIICIIEROEI‘DI Tllcntrt‘ tonnuorrtiW. Bl'ln? Ill“
divisions which saw service. in France children, . I
have been diluted by replacements:
3311‘0’;“ggygl‘en‘,;";;k;mg;p(1,“ WI.” The time honored t‘llristmas cw
New York or Ncw England units in’services at St. Paul‘s last night were
divisions which took part in the fight attended dengue the rain. and tho Bing
.i"’l""'"‘"“‘ ”limbl ”‘9 ”FL! "mt‘ims'mg of carols and the presentation of
sat now pro is y contan can run ’ . . _ , . ‘
fifty per cent. 0, ”.9“. original Imr_’t‘lind.t and frutt to children was lust
sonncl. Losses were made good withlfls much appreciated “5 In “110““
men from various parts of the ”n‘m'|da)'9- The regular Christmas SGI‘VICO‘Fi
fly and Who “"9 no National Guardwm be held this morning, at the usual
status whatever. Ofllccrs were as!
signed from training camps at home hours. '
[or abroad and the returning divisions,
or regiments while being the inheri}
tors or the traditions of the old Na-.
tIonal Guard units which composed
them and which having a flavoring of
the oniccrs and men in their ranks
who came from the old state service.
mmbbl" “m M ‘ H “mm" wages of War tinles no dollbt was the
dance to the units that entrained for
‘camp after the Count was drafted In
with anti
While the rainy weather of last pare
tlall'y spoiled buslness for merchants
of this citv. still, it is said. that the
amount of businesa done for exceé’dd
.. ‘ that of previous years. The high
. cause of this. The rain last night cost.
1July, I917. merchants liundret‘n oi dollars. They
’ "1'- 3“" “‘1“ “9 “”“P‘Wd "m“are well satisfied, to Ict'or. as a whole.
state authortties generally mild not
' attempts to reconstitute any of the old
regiments of National Guard until at-
lter the divisions into which they had
the request of the government and did
their shopplnx early.
lbecn merged return from France. It -_
13min! 39”: dislmbte; “digital-33¢]. A funeral service was held yestcr
' is me 1 . . . , ‘
. Ir l S rm Grow come
.from these divisions. be given a d“ "f ““0"" “ D 3
for they feel that most people obeyed ‘
tcry, where the body of Mrs. Charles
Raymond of .‘x'oroton Height. was laid
to rt-st. Mrs, Raymond died last Fri.
day. after a brirf illness. Ilcr hus-
band and herself had both been vic-
tims of influenza within a few weeks.
last Tuesday Mrs. Raymond gave
birth to a liltlo daughter. who lived
only a allolt time. ills. Raymond id-
lowed the liltlc one within a few
duys. Ilccausc of [car of the disease.
no services were held at the home. but
Rev. T. L. l’rlcc. pastor of the Barton
M. If. church. conducted a brief serv-
lcc at the grave, l
chance to rc-enllsl in the Guard. This
lwould enable. he said the reconstitut-
ed regiments to be in fact as well as
in name It continuation of the old or
:gunisatlona with cvcry rilht to carry
'thc names of the historic battles in
Franco- »of CilatmuvThlerry. the Scr-
: ond Marne. the Ouroqm. the Vcslc. St.
Mllllcl. Argonne Forest. Sedan. Colo
Chatlllon and other pluck—tho dlvi~
slons made famous on their banners.
FOREIGN PRESS BUREAU CLOSES.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.—— No one
in authority here would discuss rode)
,the closint: of the Committee on Pub- JOIN
llc Information Foreign Press Bureau .
at New York on cnblcd instructions ‘
Chirbpraclor
Jos. A. Hoezen. N. D.. D. C.
Chiropractic Physician
from (‘hairm'tn (‘recl in Paris. So far
its Its activities in Washington are
concerned. the committee virtuallv has
ceased to exist. ' ~ ,
VPAIB m-
SOLDIERS LEAVE WATERIU".
Six hundrew limited service I.
left Waterbury Monday by and“
train, returning to Camp Devon I.“
mustered tut oi the army. The ‘
die-rs havi- becn working in hose I.
tones. halving I't‘N'IYBd industrial M
laughs during the recent [1ch C
labor shortage
Sentinel Want Ads Arc Winston.
When lamps burn
out replace theta f
with NATIONAL
MAZDAS. .f
More light tor ..
your money and
better light for
your eyes.
Albert D. Morgan
84 WASHINGTON ST.
Merry Christmas
WE WISH YOU ALL I;
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
MMYWP
132 WASHINGTON sum. I _
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Also Baking and lleotno' Treat-
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Treatment.
Consultation Free.
is soon mist-on man.
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PHONE 511 .
that to the eye glass wearer two
pairs of glasses are really neces-
err-
Msny corporations insist that
their employees who have detec-
tive vision keep an extra pair on
hand.
Boarding schools request that
You can have a warm,
healthy, happy, contented
family if you put in an
Inrsnnmonat
Onepipe Heater
Easy to install; simply cut in:
hole in the floor. Easy to op-
erate, only one fire to tend and
depositéd on or before the
also 18th E ' “ '
BYE." mode of THE BAG 8
MONDAY and TUESDAY-‘- NORMA TALMADGE - in “HER
. ONLY WA '
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“no
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into
an
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”Brunt
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AT PALACE THEATRE
Ethel Clayton in "The tin-t Who Came
Back" and Five Act of Vaudev'll
Beautiful . ‘ t
».aen Fatt‘dtbo Palace theatre ThVJ.
- ay in her first Paramount
09w. '
It," a picturlzatlon ot' "Leah Klein-
6 "_ a famous stage play.
~. ter is leading man and Theodore
the strmggstdt is said. that
or. emotional moments of the
It
(loamy uplifting tendency and is
rthincbut morbid.
“,MMWN
“who dim.- '
Ntoher ‘
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY »
“a...
Mille has
"Mirandy
Ethel Clayton wilkbc
“The Girl Who Came
Elliott
In In the cast. The play is
.seon- here, in a long time. fame.
type and yet the play has 3
Clayton has done much im-
than work, but it Is doctor.
sent that
m , :4! “It-
emotional
er
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AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
directed
Smiles,”
plays
lit
Vivian Marten in Paramount Picture,
“Vivian Smilea'l and Comedy.
It is some time since William C. Da
and
those who hitvc missed his fine, urtis
tic work will welcome him batik \l'l'll
a picture
Vivian Martin's
. new Paramount picture, which will to
sdayl shown at the Palace theatre today.
Mr. De Mille shows us once more III"
skill of his direction and his abll-ty to
int‘rOdIIcé little ‘hurntn touches as the
story develops under his hand.
in addition to being one of tho most
tulcnted directors In the screen drama
LMr. De “line—18 a dramatic author ot
is
"Classmates," and others. scored great
successes on the speaking stase, and
with his brother. Cecil B. De Mille. be
entered the motion picture field sev-
eral years ago. Since then Cecil B. De
{title ln‘tlsI become one or the moss
amous rectors before the public and
William C. Is known as m author
“Strongbeart;
10th of January will draw
interest from January 1st.
Liberty Bonds
received for safe-keeping.
Coupons credited to your
account as they come. due.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
$4 to $16 a year.
. .NQRWA‘l‘
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students have an extra pair to pre-
vent time being lost if one pair is.
broken. !
Have you an emergency pair? '
THAMER
Optometrists and Opticians
“The house of good classes.”
87 Atlantic St, Stamford
Coon Sat. Em ’tlll 9 o'clock. Est. 1891
no coal or ashes to cart through
the' house.
\l'ill keep the cellar cool, and
is guaranteed for 5 years. Put
in on 60 days trial.
See one here and get the biz
Instrument. Onepipe book.
DIVIDEND NOTICE .
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Semi-Annual Dividend of p
The Norwalk Savings
‘r's ~. I,
Norwalk. Cont
December 12. ms.
At a meeting of the Directors 1
this Society, held this day, a dividend.
lat the rate of norm (4) per cent. on
annum was declared to Dcpositoro' " '
from the earnings of the six month
ending December 31, 1918.
The same will be entered on DD ' !
books and paid on and after January. ’~'
10, 1919.
MONEY DEPOSITED ON on El-
FORE JANUARY 10TH. 1919, WILL
DRAW INTEREST FROM JANUARY
181'. 1919. r '
8 OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS 7 TO
HENRY F. t‘OLEBURN. ,
President.
LESTER HYATT.
Vice-Presidut
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