.TODAY
Big Government Picture
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A stupendous film, showing actul scenes of the last furious
struggles of the terrible world war.
Tanganv
"’1e Delightful Film Star
I “Quality Shoo”
NEW SHOWING OF
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- I‘ ' . ' ' .‘Sout'h Norwalk Battier
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I Jim; I , ‘ [5 Louis Bearish willing to meet
jlllttillng Kunz of South Norwalk? 1
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A (niopinb n. Inspiring Picture of Thrills and Throbs
WEDNESDAY
..ouise Hull and Frank Losee
V 3% In the Wonderful Paramount Feature
“ The Old homestead ”
A charming rural film ve rsion of this rememberable play. in
Wanda lluwley. who has the leading
l‘mnlnim- \i'ole opopsitc Bryant \Vash-
1mm. of “Skinner" fame in his first
l'tllitllltlllnl starring picture. “The Gyp
sy~Ti':til." which will be shown at the
, Palace theatre today. is admirably cast
. :1~x Pt 'aanct Ravmond. The role calls
it'm a girl who is pretty and conven-
tionnl. but 1.\ ho thinks she is romantic.
which faith and trust make a distinct appeal.
I ‘ Ye (‘an't llave’Evervthing" and with
:\\'i‘linm S. Hart in “The Border “'lre-
less." has slumped Vl'nndn Huwlev as
"one ol‘ the. most charming of the young-
Ier screen actresses. ller beauty is of
‘lllt' typo an artist would say was “‘per-
feet." Her (eyes are a blue that is
ldccp us the sea; her hair is a goltlen‘
' llltllltll"; sit-z has u face of perfect con-
gPalace Theatre
The Home of Screen Delights
Matinee 2 :15. Evening 7 and 9
TODAY
The One and Only
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
See how Charlie gets even with the “Cooties” in his latest
.3 o'clock. at any place the latter with-
atiun of :his. individuals identity tour and dimples that comp and g0 PS 10 light, pretermbly Bridgeport.
("1311119 as n (1111111101 surprise. iu'ith every chance of (XDI‘PSSlOll litaIIlmg I‘m” (”I‘VE-“50$ great 0011“—
demo in his ability to beat Horas? Ill,
“A Soul Without \\'it1t,‘ows" is a."11t most of all st 0
_ , _ , . ‘ . 1 has “11"“ "ndjttltliou: l1 he is oi the opinion that it
nappinely interesting picture and it intmacinationv-and slit eniplovs be h “in ”kg him :1 couple of months 0,
Iplcnqin‘: from start to finish. It'iinn lH-‘l‘ scrt'en \v-mk immc to gt‘t in shape 1411 11 111911.11 and
:11t0:'t‘lll(’l‘ different and unusual. it 1 l: e on:- 111d only (‘ harlie (‘lxitpl n in" “”1 (‘05'1 him c1090 10 $3017- HP. is
willing to meet him on a percentage
is 1h" 50” “f ‘1 ”1‘41"" that one. can ‘ "“‘ ""‘II" ‘IH ”“31”” i“ II‘QI‘m‘m‘WI basis or f-m a stated amount.
soc. asain and again and never gY'O‘VXAIlllH." . TllL snorting element of [3111121311011
tired (‘R _ ~ 3 -._.....__.~ .__~,_ luoultl ccrtainlv suppott a bout be
_\ ptzly with many pleasant sul'ltt‘ls':AT THF. PALACE THEATRE 1'20"“ I’O‘a‘h "' ‘nd 1~:unz.nm.1 mm are
~_ and. most interesting: situations. in' TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. $3,513“.§1":fif‘;;‘§:§'};§:1 2215?“ house
which :hls beautiful slur pleases all I The logical place to hold this: bout
Wm] her swept p‘.l~gnn:flilyl :Etsie cerguson. one of the Foremost is Bridgeport. Bogash is a local boy
-_ _ -,—-~-——' Cinema stars in "The Lie" ;\\‘i1h plenty of friends and the dis-
AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY. I AlicquutcLV supported by competent I HM” "I’d“e‘In here and NOH‘I‘HR ‘5'
not so great but that the supporters
f . -\ 1.- I ‘1 ‘ ' '- ‘
111.111 1.. Elsie Ferguson. one of 11“ m the Noruulk boy could turn out in
Bryant Washburn in, "The Gypsy ”HM \Yitlo‘l' known cinema stars. will u bod} to see. the bout. Mayor Clif-
Trail." and Charlie Chaplin in In: “Tn in ”m newest Artcraft Pip- lord ll. “'ilson. when consultod 21s to
“Shoulder Arms." llll't'. “Tlm Lie.“ at the Palace Theatre “IIWIIHI he had any objection to box-
_ Eng exhibitions in this city. stated that
'the mullet was entliely up to the Po-
. next Tllvstl‘dy and Wednesdavw
The exquisite lilontlc beauty of petite
tense human interest. and it is based if clean bOuts u'ele staged here. a per-
_ . ‘ , , 11111 for the same could be obtained
upon .tht famous play by. A13?” without; any difficulty
Henry Jones. To save her water 10m. . Will Take Eddy 0n
disgrace and shield her family name. If Bogash does not accept. the chat
try to meet Young “’alter Eddy. of
Greenwich. Eddy has been doing con-
siderable shouting lately with the re-
child. althouzh- this course is produc-
tire of scandal and ultimately prompts
llvr wolk “11h Cecil B. De Mine in The picture is filled with heart 313' Greenwich lad in any city at 1.12
, a . . , pounds for a fair price Of course.
penlmc scent. of gteat p0“ er. but all while Kunz is not out afItcl a f01tune
F\¢rg“30n whose genius frequently ris- bring him a fair compensation.
ll” 5““1‘0” "m D‘I‘I‘d Powell ttt'aining to put him in shape to [might
L. Shim'. l’rt‘t‘)‘ 311111110111. “9‘13 “mfp'lle is- .,overweight and rather fat. Bar
i-So'rntiuul “1312 Ads Al-‘Vt’inut-rs. l
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million dollar picture
“SHOULDER ARMS"
Also Feature Picture
BRYANT WASHBURN
Of “Skinner" Fame, in Paramount Production
1. “THE GYPSY TRAIL”
She WANTED to be elaped with, simply longing for it!—
53:1 when the stars were out and the moon was as big as hat
tux, Bryant Washburn grtbbcd the lovely burden and—why
can’t you see the picture anyway?
HEARST-PATHE NEWS
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
ELSIE FERGUSON
In Artcraft Picture
“THE LIE”'
THURSDAY~FANNIE WARD in “THE CHEAT.”
FRIDAY—MARY PICKFORD in‘ ‘ CAPRIGF.”
HIGH- CLASS VAUDEVILLE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
M 111111nt
REGENT TH EATRE, TODAY
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meeting between Pershing and Foch,
American commander.
‘git’ns voice to that brief sentence that ;
ispelled hope for the Allies and tlefcyetl
an historic utterance. '
equal in importance to that of Patric-kt
Pershing said to Foch, “Amer-I
ion is ready.
‘ in which in»
Efor the Bulls
The Gripping Intense U. S. Official
War Film “Under Four Flags." .
(me has Only to glance at some ol‘
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ism-plus fat and to harden up. He be
luevos that he will be as fast. if not
5142 and he will have to sweat blood
to lnakc exen this ueizht. .- -Br2dgepoxt
1 Standard Twilegram. .
Chris Leonard Wanted
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‘not much chance of Private Chris
:Leonard perforating on state basket-
ball courts this season. He is rm? to-
(rated at Camp Devens. haii been
'transferrcd there from Con: ~ Upton a
’to mum to rattle the netting will be
_through furloughs."——The Bridgeport
. Sunday Herald.
imll'c‘d his honorable discharge from
I ' .I F1..q"u I I .
BRIYANT WASHBZARN ,m in: Oops ' This? the verv next night he appeared in a
flWQw-I J 5’
' . greatest basketball season of his car-
Brvunt \l’ashburn in "The Gypsy Trail." will be shown at the Palace, .991”-
totlay. ' s :
' i “Sentinel Want Ads Are “Honors.
the scenes in the
11 or picture.
‘1--ulize that 111'»
has reached a
and that the American air forces lum-
already taken over more than tlufir
Share of the burden of the entire .4-
.lietl. aviation plan.
REGENT THEATRE TOMORROW“
tel ( 'tn‘ air ut"bg1nm.
high ctage of clficiemv The Splendid World Feature “A SoulI
Without Windows," Featuring the
Delightful Ethel Clayton
Charming Ethel Clayton,
This became pur— me’nsely popular star in ,
Iturns. will appear at the Regent thea-3
'tre on Tuesday in
, in the fighting
the HAT-gonna and the St. Mihiel fights,
the Ametlcan squadrons
the number par tic iput in 12'
“A Soul Without
' the latest VVothPicture in
which Miss‘Clayton is seen in one of;
and .111 of the air forces: in both offen- the, most delightful and pleasing roles!
.es were under the. direction ‘of the she has ever had
vt'ican commander. The testimonv,
This is a, picture that every motion
1“ commanders was to the effect picture fan “in enthuse over.
the American machines work: a. storv of a Shaker colony in which:
fought well and that the pilots d151in‘:a little girl waif is brought up in the1
But the restraints 'of
TheTFrench armies are. shown re‘m'theI colony are unable to keep down
her bubbling spirits, her inborn desire
gees flee like sheep. laden With what for happiness and the bright,
few household necessities they couldzthings of life ‘When wandering must-
The clans come to the colony and the girl
t in hopeless-11193”; them playing she becomes en-
later she steals
guished themselves
treating before the Hurts.
in a hurried departure.
scenes indicate the 1"” -
:ness, expected (if
or scenes sh
d despair Oth- l tranced by the. music
paration 0f the the violin from one of the players and p, L
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The. story of “The Lie" is one of lu- lice Commissioners it is believed that
Elinor snalo cares for her sister's lease of Rum. the latter is going tc
the man whom she loves to inhke he? suit that it is getting on the Battler's
shiny 1,5,, Wm. nerves. He is willing to meet.‘ the
of them aro‘voll sustained by Miss he believes that his talent should
es lo sublime heights. Chief amonf: Battling: Run: is in poor condition
' John just at present and it uill take much
and Maude Turner Gordon, ,tending does not impr0\'e the physique
185 the Battier has found out to his
tsorrow. He, figures that it will be ne-
é cessary for him to hire a trainer and
[do some. tall digging to take ofl’ his
Has-tor than ever and can easily han-
(119 any ohthe Connecticut boys in
jhis class. Kunz can no longer fight at
‘ '23 pounds ringside as in the old
:days. The best he can do is make
' Association the following specials: . Laurel Hill Farm, Bridgoton,
By. Bridgeport
"With the prospects of remnlning in
ithe IV. S. service until spring, there. is
' slim? while ago. mid cport wants
1111111 badly. so does Norwalk: and the
:only chance he will get for some time
i Evidently the writer of the above
farticle has not heard that Chris re-
:the service on December 31 and that
iNorwalk uniform and started off the
compete . up Nat Holman, Powers, Seth's}:
i1léDALS,COlNS AND cups junior. ' "'5‘,
_FOR PRIZE, POULTRY AND PETS A friend an. muyfimp [or to
play oi Bart: d Jplyn 10th Roam.
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EaFry Demand I' for Premium Lists
Gix’cs Promise of Many En rice 1
_ from the Fanciers Entire State.
The announcement tin-11 the \ol—. 1
walk l’oultiv .=\.~'-:"ocizition will hold in Efifi [Em
fifth annual show on Thursdln'. Fri-z
day and Salurdav. "autism 16 17.1111
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18 is surc- to attmct bree (101's oi 111ir ; STflfiRS [a GE
poultry and pet stmk from all owr. é.“ -
the state.
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The slum wiii be luld in 1l1: tor n
‘ To 131 of 1,550 Eggs Ls
assembly hall “'11” street, as it was
last year. and. e\ on a better induce-t ‘Vyanno CS R15“ W0!
Breed
STORES. Jun. 6.--19uv,ing - the aim"
ment in. the Way of cash prizes. med»;
als and cups is offered than in form-c2}
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shows.
' . , . {week of the laying contest at Star:
‘ Keen Competition Cettam. _ the total production of all '~.
1181 there Will be keen compett amounted to 1,550 eggs which was»
lion not only among local fanciers! .ut the rate of, 22. 3 per cent. Alth‘ ‘
from members of the Connecticut “.191" 11“ been ”0 51*“ 90.19%
visited the contest the ninth wool:
year, a considerable number or
days in succession has greatly re
cts hav e made good at all of the state, the hours of sunshine and by 9
shows ghen by the members of the ing shorter Working days for the , ,
st. 11» association thu far this season. has been responstble f"’" the at“? » ‘
F C d' t d 1 S ti 6 (1 her of egg yield A pen of Barred Plymfli
’1 ‘u (re ‘ is ”I 1 m m s Rocks, belonging to Jules F. Fran
tho local association ior their untir Vl'esthampton Brach L 1., which
in: efforts at the expense of 15111111 in second place. last w;eek 1'1".» WII’
time and trouble as well as from '1 fiist place in the present week w!
1 ., .. at 1d . t t k u a pill of White yandottes entered .
pecmmn 81 pom n ma P 19 1'1" ttick F. Sullivan, Occuin Com:
Noxwalk show second to none in this each pen layinrv forty-"v0 eggs. :
section of New England, and it is a other {133 of Haired Rockybelon.
movement that 'should be well so to Baillield Poultry mes' S”
ml (1 in U q” d )f v :- Falls N. H.. tied for second place‘
p (I 1e ‘ en ance ‘ e 91v (I Obed G. Knight’s White. Wyandolt
17—911- ‘ from Bridgeton, R 1., by laying that
The oflicm's are? {nine eggs; Laurel Hill Farm' 11 Wt
'rv .‘.=~""rltl:11irm in all pants 01 the
‘slettv is a (clthtinty as \m'walk breed-
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President—4.101111 S. Bates. idotles, also from Bridgeton, Q 1.,
Vice—President—~05c.ar Scliultze. 122:: place WIth ‘I' yield 0: WW
Sdcretary and Treasurer—~Myrou \l. .i Wyandottes as a breed, are hoop
Osborne up with the reputation Iwhtch 't
Superintendent—William H. Thies. “13"“ made in WNW“ 00mm“.
, accotding to past. records, We mn'
Judges 69mg? W Weed Ea“ pect them on the average to outta: ‘
Lee. Mass“ ' E- E Sprague “'0.“ \OF- Rocks, Reds and Leghorns until
walk, Conn. the first of February The Lee
Junior poultry Exhibit in particular, me out of the r113
.. . ‘ and will be, as a breed for s
“For the boys and girls connot ed wéeks to come. In spite 01“,;
With the Fan'field County Farm 1311- bilitv of this latte: breed to Milli
reau Poultry Clubs. . during the cold weather, theyh
Farm bureau cooperating. distinct advantage over some 01’
All classes to be judg ed 101 best in heavwr breeds, when considered
dix d 1 b d u \ the standpoint of efficiency in 01 ~ ,
l ua 1r , a iatitties competing. of “pd On the basis of an “we.
No entry fee charged 51nd no cash of the past five years records It"
premiums paid .Ribbons will be required 6..17 6 61, 7.56 and ‘
awarded to t e Winn _ in ‘ _ pounds of feed respectively for all
Class 1-‘Behsf 1 (I: , pws dOZen eggs produced by White L
‘ ’ m“ ‘1' “7"” -— horns, Wyandottes, Rhoda islandfl
Floss 2r—~Bcst female.'Prizes 1,4. and Ban-ed Plymouth Rocks. 1
Class S—Best pen, Prizes 342. I The three best. pens in each of
Along List of prizes, principal varieties are as follow '
{Besides the usual money prizes Barred Plymouth Mb -
. S 1191 M Monk
”my? "I" a most generalist collection or JtIiIlrgs F. Frangaigarggdtham
cups and medals offered whh'h in- Beach, L. l.
elude: 1 Rock Rose Farm, Katonn , N.
Connecticut Poultry Association ' Obtd G m'gfghyliarrd‘geton R
specials. I ~ . 'I '
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The Connecticut ’Poultry Associn- P11111211 lrIIIslgfi;3;thgg:31-h
hon donates to the Norwalk Poultry . Rhode Inland Red-
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'Five dollars in gold. or an engraved I 2991;131:911 Poultry “II
silver cup, value $5 00. to the mem a 3
Jacob E. Jansen, North HI?"
ber of the Connecticut Poultrv show White Leghorn-1A?
ing the best male in the entties made' 13- Ta-ncred Kent 3813-
bv members L. E. lngoldsby, Cooperstown
Five dollars in gold or an engravedI‘ HIIIIOD Pomit:§elli::3:&‘8ulfie
silver cup, value $5. 00. to the member . H. A Wilson (White Rocks.) h
of ”in Connecticut Poultiv Association N? H-
‘showing the best female in the on- S- Bradford Am“ (“111119 R;
tries made by members. I Belmont, Mass. K
The winner: may elect to accept EaIIsItI gaggi’g-S (BUT! Wyamlét .
either $5.00 in gold or a silver cup.
The cups will be presented at the close
of the show- season. I Murray and 1)":ny I I
All varieties of gallinaceous and . To Play Against
watex fowl shall be considered eligible the BIIICRI "
to compete fm these prizes
Association Specials. John Leavy‘s Blue Ribbon,
$2. 00 for best display each and every Bridgepgrt “’1" startgheir
vane v , , _ season omorrour fire It: 1m
hib‘fi};3 coitljged “‘0 0‘ more 9‘ onial Hall in Bridgeport whm‘
meet the Brooklyn A. C team
$1. 00 for best male, each and every Clinton will lead the lads from.
variety. Provided six or more birds nitions City and will have in W
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Purple ribbon for best male each t’aI11seYlackIlTuxll-Igys 3:2 31:;
and every' variety. Provided more of the Norwalk team. will appear .
than tWo bird‘s compete. the Brooklyn aggregation.
$1.00 for best female, each and every “I. ‘1‘"
variety. Provided. six or more birds MARRIED 6T 85" 1 I
compete. Wealthy Greenwich Tallof “NWT
Plirple ribbon for best. female, each for Divorce. I .
and every variety. Provided more Louis Mendelson, 55 years
than two birds compete and a wealthy custom tailor. 1»
A displav shall consist of not less SUI! in the supeilor court at
than seven single entries of four sin- port yesterdayffor a divorce W
gte and one pen entry. (A pen to (1011- third wife, p1 ocured through a.
sist of one male and four femaleslf mom“ agent who left him twa
A“ display and “special prizes to be after their marriage and remitted” ‘
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awarded by competitive scale tturn when he. alleges, he dam,
Cocks shall constitute one class: turn hi.“ 9'09“?” over WI 119’
hens one class: cockerels one class' charges her with intolerable
pullets, one class; pens, one class; in, through his counsel AW
each and every variety ' than} C. mm It to further:
Specya| Premiums. 1 as reason for the annulment o!
The Presidents' cup for the largest marriage that he was 31W! _'
cash entry of any one exhibitor. statements made by both thé we
A friend of the association donates and the woman herself.
a cup for the best display in the Math. -- . .
t'erranean clasg. . i Velinie Seattle, ol‘ 2 Shore mood.
ates a cup for the best Nomlk, reputed to the
' her twelveayoar-old brother ‘
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