‘ campaign.» 121» 11919
WWI
‘.
i
5, Today
2 The Drury Lane
9 Melodrama,
‘.
‘7 "Stolen Orders”
.’ A William A. Brady
Feature
Sister Picture to
3‘ “The Whip”
*' Featuring
Kitty Gordon,
June Elvidge
. yle Blackwell.
K .vlrntagu Love,
is your next door neighbor
L a thief?
A‘s-o a Pathe News Pictorial
r —
1, Wednesday
The Popular Film Star,
Dustin Farnum
in
“The Virginian”
A Paramount Picture
.L : :nred the women‘s babies for
..n!" Also a Pictograph and Com~
1';
'l‘ :irsday and Friday
1' Beautiful Screen Actress,
«leraldine Farrar
Her Newest Goldwyn
Feature,
r Turn of the Wheel”
---4\ MW
\Jfi. .' .W‘-
of Screen
Tfle Hc'ne Delights"
' :'1;.:7nee 2:15 Evening 7 and 9
ll. - '
l
;l Today
u you didn't see this one yester‘lay
ire .:r not miss it today. '
Charles Ray
Popular Paramount star in
:1 “The Law of the North”
A story brimful of excitement
Latest Pathe News
:1 mi a “Bray Pictograph”
W'ednesday
Wallace Reid
In Paramount Picture
“Too Many Millions”
A lapted from the story “Someone
d Somebody." by Porter Emer-
, an Browne, who is one of our
amasmen. Also Fox Sunshine Com-
l “A Self Made Lady”
1 Thursday and Friday
-l<-39:h Class Vaudeville and
Feature Picture
"The World for Sale”
And Mutt & Jeff Cartoon
Coming Soon
N azimova
'. in
An Eye for an Eye”
”trill—lipids
ar PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
Charles Hay in,
North," will be Repeated.
. 'iarles Has; one of the most popu-z'
ll( of screen stars. was seen to de-
lzioiful advantage in his neweslt Para-
wm'mt photoplav. "The Law of the
\m-thft at the Palace Theatre yestcnu
.lav, The picture in: ~ an instantaneus
.‘iii and it wa: gem». lly voted as on"
..t the ‘best in win-h he has ever been
wen in this city.
Mr. Ray appears as Alain de Mom~
cairn. the strong son of the Command»
:mae of a trading post in the Far North
-2, L -.2.
You Need
Glasses
Perhaps, but refuse to wear them
because they are “hideous.” Some
But call and let us show you
TORIC LENSES mounted in
war “BESTYET” nose piece, an
rr‘egant combination—the last
-. rd in eyeglasses.
3:"?
5
J”.
See Us and See Better.
THAMER
‘J-otomctrists and Opticians
( - The house of good glasses."
.1. Atlantic 812., Stamford
been Sat. Eve. ’till 9 o'clock. Est. 1897 '
l
l
l
l
“ a l . . o ‘ :
Regent fl heatte ‘Alam’s SXSter‘ Alain goes in pursuiti Prince John Dies of Epilepsy in His;
335$; KlN; D1E83mgmw.casesu
Bed sheets, .8115. $1.50. $1.75.
Sleep. : Pillow. casesrsfic. 39c and 45c, full
lstruggles with her abductor for the pos; LONDON, 20.——Prince Jahn. . size.
lsession of a revolver. Alain continuesl fifth and youngest son of King Georges Cretonee,na ngw assortment of pat.
.1 ., q it of Le Nolr the assassin ; and Queen Mary. died at Salldi‘lng-; terns, 280, 50c, 05c and 45c.
“3 pur..u ‘ , ' ’ ” ‘ ' = ham late Saturday aflcru mu. accord 3 Long cloth at 25c, 30c. 35c and 33¢_
lbm reaches lllS quarry only after the = inc; to an official announcement Yi‘SH r l Nainsook batiste‘. ‘
lmurderer has been torn to pieces by,
amid the eternal snows. His father is l V33UNGE$T SO
slain by a subordinate who abducts! '
and the girl is wounded when she;
Jan.
_‘ _ ..._._ .22 —~ “-_ _. l
WEATHER FORECAST.
.7
For Norwalk add vicinity:
day. Prince .iohn. a lar..ri': hi all; Cambric. Beach cloth and voiles, a
;\\'olves the animals unwittingly aveng classes and idol of the, svl‘vanls andgcomplete assortment.
’ l ‘ ' I an -, .
'. ’ . tenants at \vmdsor Laslle. was in his. .
t - - 2 ~der father. , . .
mg Mains nu! ed . 1 Vol 14th year. having becn born at Sahib >
The story embraces a shops: 0 .2 ringham on July 1119.); E. K. BANKS
{element and Alain. after treating The, ”f. had sul‘icred from} evnpmgc fits! .
rese the dauzrhter of the assassin cold from infancy. according to the olfical;
klv f-ille in love with her’ and ‘hev find announcement of his dcal l. Lately! under Mahackemo Hotel, We“
‘ . 1- h , - _ . . {f ' 'lion : they had become more frequen? and he; Washington street, South NONE.“
‘huppmcss ’n then mum“! a el. ' died in hi: sleep following an attack; .
M“ R*‘-‘"-" conception 0f ”“5 strong which he suffered at 5:30 o'clock Sub;
: role was artistic and he played it with! urday afrr-rnoon. . 5
' understanding.- The prince was the favorite brother;
of Princess Marv. who loved to romp,
sympathy and drop
Fair to—
-.. . . . . , .1 ~ . - ' fr. _ .
lDOH" Lee ‘h‘ Thme‘“ “db Ch‘nmum,” with him. and the alive (in l(l\\‘(~vlli .
' his ll('llllt> will be shown :uzzim . . ”3 onlv sisler “-35 a “lulu-[‘- mgbi and Wednesday; moderate tem-
. l him am _
lodav :11 the Palace Theatre. l of considv-mblc comment among lhosei peralul‘e; gentle, Variable Winds. The
l “'1‘” saw mm" m play. Besides Pym—l pressure is high along the Atlantic
l ______—————-——' -
: cos; 'hiary there are tour other club, _
AT PALACE THEATRE WEDNES' an; in the royal family. who are in coast and low beluepn the Rocky
' DAY. lOl‘dl'l‘ of new the Prince of \Vales.:Mounta1ns and the Mississippi riypxg
IPrince Alberl. Prince Henry and;Considerable cloudy Weather has do~ ‘
l‘rinrc George. The Prince of “‘ales , in the la . ,_
“as born in 19.04 and his surviving!"elem“.l (11:. g th St ”'91“!an
- brnlhcrs respectively in 1S95. 1900 and i hours In t e 3°“ em and central ms
190:. Princess Mary was born in trict . The temperature continues
April. 1897. ihigh for the season of the your. 05-
pecially in the northern districts.
The lowest temperatures last night
alongythe northern border Wen: onll
slightly below freezing. except in
Northem Maine.
Wallace Reid in, “Too Many Millions."
story by Porter Emerson Browne.
ls (‘ssvnliul to happiness?
This is a world—old question. but it 11"
dcvoluprd l‘rnm an entirely new angle
' ’ ’ , ew l’ara- .
in “TOO Slam “mum? thf ’1‘. .. Rpm l’.\lilF1. Jan. 20.-—()wmg to the death
llllllllll picllh'" “1 “"m'h ““1 ““ or Prince John the intended semi-mil-
ie- sun-rims. and which will hp shown cial ”S“ of the Prince of “'ales I0
I ihs- [l-vlziu lezuro, \\'mlnvsd:l.\'._ Paris. has been postponed
hi-rn is iirsl shown
\‘l'ealthy s
die and leave; ~
.Refute Story of Woman at Inquest ln-l
to Death of Mrs. Ratzenberger
llllllll‘l'
Death Defers Prince’s Visit.
:11
Tim
voung hunk agent.
I his suddenly
as a prior
kiuflint W'TNESSES SAY BEERS
WAS NOT INTOXlCATED WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY. I
Temperature: High, 1.0; low,
unclcs~ of
him forty million dollars.
Then his Irmrllles start. but after he,
“The Law of the
1loses the money and finds the girl he
lows. happiness comes to him. Then
suddenness. the money
turns up a second time, and he is puz-
zled to know whether to accept it or
not. \Vhat would you ha\'e done in
a similar situation?
Mr. Reid is finely supported by
~is leadinz woman being
with equal
pick-
ed players. l . .
Ora Carewe. a beautiful and talented
actress.
clude Tully Marshall.
James Neill. Noah Bcery and others.
_ - _ ..-...
; "EGENT THEATRE TODAY.
l
l
The Dru“ ' Lane Melodrama,- “Stole"
orders,""A World Picture: and a
Pathe News Pictorial.
“Stolen Orders." \Villiam A. Brady's
big photoplay. which will be the at
traction today at the Regent theatre in
:1 stupendous play of the present
time. President \Vilson. himself. ap»
pears in several scenes in the produc-
tion in a striking manner. these scenes
vbcing secured while Mr. Vl’ilson was
delivering:r one of his memorable ad-
dresses. .
l AH would be judged from the title
this play deals with the theft of some
highly important documents. The
manner in which these documents
were stolen and what came of the
theft make a super feature. of calla.-
ordlnary entertaining powers. an atv
traction that holds every spectator
spell-bound from the start of the first
reel to the end of the very last reel.
One of the most exciting occur.
rences ever seen in motion pictures is
the great fight in the basket of a dir-
igible balloon. the fall of the lighters
lntothe water below and the rescue
by a hydro-aeroplane of a girl who
‘falls into the water. These scenes
l were taken'at Atlantic City. where the
: presence of the monster dirigible ate
lracted an extrordinary amount of at-
. tention:
. From start to finish “Stolen Orders"
is a master production. packed with in-
terest and tentertahlmont:
REGENT THEATRE "TOMORROW
The Dramatic Screen" Actor; Dustin
Farnum in. “The Virginian" ‘A-Para-
mount Picture; Alcoa Pictouraph '
and Comedy.
A love story. A real romance. A
clean cut. refreshing narrative of,
_ l
BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 21.—-At a con-
tinuation of Coroner Phelan's hearing'
into the death of Mrs. Mary Ratzen-
bergerof Hanson avenue. who was
fatally injured Thursday night at Or-
land street and Fairfield avenue by an
automobile owned and driven by Ho~
mer S. Beers of W'estport. John R.'
Woodhull, owner of a beef house on
W'aler street, Sherman W'yloy, of 4951
Wilmot avenue, a salesman in the 9111-}
ploy of the John R. \Voodhull Beef
company and Motorcycle Policeman
Others in ”19 support in' Herbert Liggins testified yesterday calf at l
Charles 0le that Beers was not intoxicated nor did ‘15 harboring the same until claimed by
lthey detect the odor of liquor on him.
i Miss Grace Havray of 57 VVhitier.
street told the coroner she did not see 3
’the accident but. arrived a few min-l
Jutes‘afterward. She stood near Beers ‘
and said she smelled liquor on his
breath. ‘
l
l
hum morass
or Will‘s" low;
l
Says we mus: keep feet dry; avoid ex-
posure and eat less meat. 2
Stay off tin: damp ground. avoid ex-
posure. keep feet dry. eat less meat.
drink lots of water and above all take,
a spoonful of salts occasionally to keep?
down uric acid.
. Rheumatism is caused by poisonous
toxin, called uric acid, which is gone;-
atod in the bowels and absorbed into
the blood, it is the function of the
kidneys to filter this and from the
blood and cast it out in the urine. The
pores of the skin are also ameans ol‘
freeing the blood of this lmpurilv . in
damp and chillv, cold weather the skin
pores are closed. thus forcing the kid-
neys to do double work. they become
weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate
this uric acid which keeps accumulat-
ing and circulating through the sys-
tem, eventually settling in the joints
and muscles causing stiffness soreness
and pain called rheumatism.
'At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; put a. tablespoon-
ful lira glass of water and drink before
\
breakfast each morning for a week.
This .is said to eliminate uric acid by
stimulating-the. kidneys to normal ac: 1
tion. thus ridding the blood of these
impurities.
3 ‘Jad Salts is inexpensive. harmless.
'and is made from the acid of - grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lithla;
and is, used with excellent results by
thoushnds of folks who are subject to
i 15. Snow.
I
'tried to drive a ’big Fiske Rubber Com—
1
Stephen Reynolds has reported to
the police that he has found a cow and
urge on Highland avenue. and
its owner.
The South Norwalk Club will give 3‘
card party, tomorrow evening. for the
members of the club. Cards will be
played and there will be a prize for:
the winner. and also a booby prize for}
the low score. The usual club lun»'
cheon will be served.
Mrs. Gerald ll. Beard. ol' Barnum‘
avenue is remaining in Northampton
with her daughter. who has been so
seriously ill, until she is strong enough!
to be removed to bet-home. Missl
Beard is a student at. Smith College-
Bridgeport Standard Telegram.
Albert E. Taylor. of Springfield. who
may tmck between one of those cute
little East avenue trolley cars, and a
Ford at the foot of Mill lfill yesterday
afternoon, and was arrested on the
charge of reckless driving, postem
bonds for his appearance in the up-
town court on Saturday morning and
was allowed to proceed on'hls wav to‘
New York. '
Mrs. Frederick L. Porter. or. 105
Main street. has reported to the police'
that during her absence yestedny.i
someone entered her dining room and l
took two dollars from a buffet drawen
Sergeant Silk lsinvestigatlng the com-
'plaint. u is understood that Mrs. Por-
ter has missed money from tlio’hame
drawer before, and the same method
of opening it was used’; namelylthe
were clear, and then pulling the de‘.‘
’ W . 1/
Deputy Great Sachem J. William,
.lRowe and stall will journey to New}
Canaantomorrow night to install the
offices of Palms Tribe. No.51. 1.0. R. M. l
Springtime signs are being reported. 2
‘ A Wilton reader. picked Pussy Willows!
that were fairly We“ advanced 3'95”“ If cross, feverish, sick, billous, give?
Our Red Tag Sale
is indeed a special—a. special opportunity for you to buy
Clothing and Furnishings tor Men and Boys at greatly re-
duced prices.
Plenty of the best styles and patterns yet—but don ’t wait.
. BOYS’ SUITS , ‘
$6.50 Suits ................. ....... . $4.45
$8.508uits ................ . ..... .....$6.45
$10.008uits ....... ................. ..... ......... . $7.45
$12.50 Suits ............... . ...... . . ........ . ................. $9.45
$15.00 Suits .............. ..._........ ....................... $11.45
gBROKEN LINES OF BOYS' MACKIN AWS
$10.00 and $8.50 Mackinaws . . ...... ........................... $5.45
MEN’S SUITS
$20.00 Suits ............ . ................... . ........... $14.85
$25.00 Suits ................. .... ...... ...... . ................ $19.85
530.008uits ................. ........ ............. $23.85
$35.00 Suits .................. ..... ............... ....... $28.85
$40.00 Suite ................... .......,......... .............. $32.85
$45-00 Suits ................. ...... ,.................2...... $35.85
MEN’S OVERCOA'I‘S
$25.00 Overcoat. ................. ................ . ..... . $19.85
$80.00 Overcoat. ................ .. ...................... $23.85
$35.00 Overcoat: ............. . ..... . ........................ $20.85
$40.00 OVCW“ ...-. ....... anooouo.I-on.....-...-oo.-.. ..... $3285
$50.00 Overcoat. .............. .... ................;......... $39.85
$00.00 Overcoat: ......... ......,. .' ........ ‘ $47.85
BOYS’ OVERCOATS
Ages 12 to 10 Years
$7.50 Overcoat: ............... .... ...... .. .................. $5.45
$10.00 Overcoat. ...... .....,.... ..... ............. .. ...... .. $7.45
$12.50 Overcoatl ........ . ......... . ................. $8.45,
$15.00 Overcoat: . ........ .........'.....'....... ..... . ........ $11.45
$18.00 Overcoat: .............., .............................. $14.45
Ages 3 to 10 Years
$5.00 Overcoat: ............... .... ....... . ................ $3.45
$8.500vercoata ......... .... ...... .......$645
$10.00 Overcoatl ........ ...... ... ...... $7.45
$12.50 Overcoat: .................. .................. ......... $9.45
$15.00 Overcoat: ................ ............ ............... $11.45
' SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR.
NECKWEAR
Men’o $2.50 French Flannel Shirt. . ........................... $1.55
“en's $3.50 Orly or Khaki Flannel Shirts ..................... $2.65
Men's $1.50 Fancy Stlfl‘ Cuff Shine ... ...................... 95c
Men’o $2.00 White Stiff Cuff Shirts ....... . .. ................ 95c
Men’c $5.00 and “.w Fancy Silk Fibre Shim ................. $3.65
Men's $1.00 Fancy Silk Half Hose ...... .. . ................. ' ..... 79c
Men’s 75: Fancy FourJn-Hand Tie- ....... .......... . .......... 59c
Carter's $3.00 Part Wool Union Suits ......................... $2.35
A Great Chance forthe Large or Small Man—
Broken Sizes of Men's $2.50 white Wool Shirts and Drawers $1.65
Ladlec‘ $12.00 All Wool Sweater. . . .. . . . . . . . .................. $8.85
Men: $1'.50 Heavy Auto Glove-...... .......................... 95c
Men's $2.50 Wool Auto Gloves. ..... . .......................... $1.65
Men’s 75c Wool Half Hose ”...-... ......................... 59:
Men’s 50: wool Half Hose .....,.... .. ......................... 35c
Rogers 8. Stevens
Norwalk Two Stores St). Norwalk
Cream of Mustard, '
25c Size
at W
43 Washmg‘to' n 81.,
South Norwalk
COATS. SUITS AND,
LITTLE snor?‘
.4“...
DRESSES
THE
60 North Mam' Street.
ooooooooooo
p.«.«.«.«.«.oo.«.oo.«.oo.o®] . _
KCQUAINTED 7 'jf
GET
WITH ‘ - '
ovum:
spondingiy how
Davenport
556 Main 51., Stand.
Phone 2553
__._.'|"_“.'
One or two of eooh‘styie. Ski
snouinthetot.
l
l comment e
l
i
l
iflJhlnSt 8mm
when the boys come home. We also
have the flags of the Allies, in all siz.
99.
charge service flags. See our assort-
ment of them. Donnelly‘s 16 So. Mala
simple plan of prying up‘ the top otz‘St- ‘
the buffet until thebolts or the lock: .... ._
trauma u -
A ..."... ...m...-.—..
Don‘t forget to haVe Old Glory out
Victory flags and honorable dis:
fcanmmia. .
2-.....
r—
Harry Woodward. who has been‘ sta-‘
'tioned in New York for ihe'past threel
months; ‘has received ‘his ' honorable:
discharge'rmm service, and is 'spendii
3115a Sow dayswith relatives'in Non.
alwalk, before leaving fox-his 'home "in
Abandoning hoperot getting anything
IIbetter-..i‘cejmven up ~Wllton way, began:
:the‘aseqson's ice harvest. last Friday.'
on the-South Nat-walk 'reservoir— on
Beldon Hill. The ice is of excellent qual
Bows ARE m ity, but scarcely more than six inches-
~ thick. '
Sergeant John J. Sheehan, Jr.. of
O .
Egg, Stove,
l
I
Prompt. Delivery». _
SECONDS *'
5 mos AND TUBES . t
i All Makes . l .
gAdiustments Made Here on
Full Factorv Mdeaze
Guarantee
[WM—30x3 Skid . . .. . . . $12.“ ”3: ‘*
Firestone—3013 1-2 Skid ...... $153.. J
VWXS sum ............ rm
Victor—30x3 1.2 Skid ......... an
Remit—34x4 Skid .. ......
Firestone—30x3 Grey ....... -. . . EB
"ennui—30:3 Grey $2.25
"amen—30x3 12 Grey ...... $2.70
NomalkAOxa 1-2 Grey . .. .. $2.50
Other Sizes and Makes Corre- -~
Tire&Rubber§Co. ‘
9 O O 9 9 9 O... OW
”.90.”.oo.”.«.“. .00. 7 .
£47 Overcoats on Sale of .
Prices for a Quick Clea' rm »
Clothing Co
l, 1 Nut and?“
*C-O-A-L“~
QW- ‘5
’1
youth. “The Virginian." a quick tem-
brred. congenial person with plenty at
Dec and good humor. isa familiar fig-
ure to everyone, “The Virginian" wfll
be shown at the Regent thea‘tre t0-
morrow. I
His warm personalitv and ardent do»:
\‘otion for tho lonelv school teacher is:
,a story in itself. He enters into her;
day. and a sober and truthful resident.
of the first taxing district
rheumatism. Here you hate it pleas-
ant,, effervescent lithia—water drink
whichove‘rcomes uric acid and is been.
eficial to your kidneys as well.
the "nlghtwalker" size on Sunday.
1
fruit laxative at once.
reports Every mother realizes, after giving
seeing a fat and'-mcy‘anzle fm'm'O‘ her’cnnaren “California Syrup of Figs
that this is their
' -..P cause they love its pieasant taste and
it thoroughly cleanses the tender lit-
‘tle stomach, liver and bowels without
j griping.
‘Vl'hen cross. irritable,
ideal laxative, be-
“ W"
feVerish or
High street, first district, who enlisted;
with Uncle Sam, own a year ago. and,
has been stationed at Depot Headquarf‘
ters, Fort Slocum, N. Y., ever smee.
being in charge of the Record! file div-r
ision, practically the entire time, has
received his honorable discharge and
has resumed his duties with‘ the Non
'walk Tire & Rubber Co. at South Nor-
. ip Merriam. as the latter was not ith
' should have been Andrew Soltesz in-
lil'v just as she is entering ullon hex
chosen caret-r. After a wild ride with ,
ia drunken driver who wandered offi
the trail. the Virginian rescues Molivl
who has (‘Ollll‘ west to open a SChOOL,l
Of course. leads to .\ courtship“
which ends in a proposal'at a barbe-l
.C‘m' He is rejrciod. but his affection-‘4E
are none the lhss i‘m- the air] of his
heart.
5 Later the \‘irzinian. who has been.
the leader of a posse in hunt down cab:
.tle thieves. is allflCkI’ll by sonic ln-f
dians.
l ___, .—
In The. Sentinel’s list of soldiers ar-
riving from overseas on the battleship
South Dakota. yesterday, there were
two errors. One name should have
been Archie Merriam instead of Phil-
this
this organization. and the other name
stead of Joseph Soltesz. »
lbrcathJs bad, stomach sour, look at,
walk.
j
b..—. ____—-—
Ithe tongue, Mother! If coated, give a:
,lcaspoonful or this harmless "fruit‘
laxative.” and in a few hours all tld
,foul. constipated waste, sour bile and {...
undigested food passes 'out of i‘ne how-
els. and you have a well, playful child
éagain. When its little svstem is full
,lof cold, throat sore. has stomach—ache. .
diarrhoea, indigestion, colic—remem- 1
her. a good "inside cleansin’g" should
‘ always be the first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep “California .
'Syrup of Figs" handy; they" know a ' ‘
,‘leaspoonful today saves a sick child:
{tomorrow Ask your druggist fir a
:bottle of "California. Syrup of Figs,”
F
‘.~.\
e?
an
.4 a.
.,-x
\
' ' 1“,... m m ,’::‘.;,, , We" , - :which has directions for babies; chil-i
WALLACE REID mx'Too Amy MED-0m. ldren of all ages and grown-ups print
3W“: . . ‘ ' ed on the bottle. Beware of counter-!
A
Wallace Reid in .“Too Many Millions"Adupted from the story,r“Som’eone.and felts sold here, so don’tabe'toolegl. “Getigl .
Somebody.” ’ by Porter mnemwnrowywxm be comet morals the genuine. ”3‘29 1'1! Ciflhmh F118,;
Theatre Wednesday. ' . ‘ ' . s 1 - Syrup moon! I
MADE FRESH Evmv nnv
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
PEANUT BUTTER curs
MILK CHOCOLATE 00V-
ERED WALNUTS
Pound Box 69c.
CHOCOLATE 'GOVERED
OLD FASHION VANILLA
GREAMS
COCOALNIJT DAIflms
“A3507 rted Flavors
‘ ’Pound Box 34::
30339c»
Norwalk Chronicler