Palace Theatre
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The Most Amazing Drama the Screen Has: Ever Known
MABEL lT
In 51 Mack Sennett Production
“MICKEY”
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Today
1" most beautiful star of the
so. .. 1,
5 RMA TALMADGE
'19 Forbidden City”
dual role of San San, the mo-
-nd of Toy, the daughter, she
her greatest triumph. Do
to see Norma Talmadge in
iuction
Also a
Pithe News Pictorial
And a comedy,
"WHY WORRY"
Wednesday
E~e«ybody's Favorite Comedienne,
Mabel Normand
in
“A perfect 36”
EHcr figure was her fortune and
they went miles to see her ride the
waves 1.15m 24‘“
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Also a
Travelogue and comedy
'i‘hursday and Friday
, The inimitable
' 3i )UGLAS SFAIRBANKS
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“ARIZONA”
y have him guessing for a
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'it'wely the first showing of this
I 5 are in Norwalk.
" 'oa Pathe News Pictorial and a
Saturday
Gladys Brockwell
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“Kultre”
Ill THE ,lflEAlRES. .
n pp. cE THEATRE TODAY.
5'.
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5in “Women's Weapons,”
Bennett Comedy and
, The vario ‘Bohemian' unariers.
50‘0“]le 0f t \larger cities notably,
“EYE FOR EYE"
Seven Gorgeous Acts
This pi. tme 1"..1'11311 was shown Monday and will be
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than in her latest Goldwyn Picture, “A
Perfect 33" by Tex Charwate, which
comes to Regent, theatre lomorrow.
Pranks original 'wilh the joyous fun-
mal: or or. contain to c0111 also theatre—E Pillowc cases 35c, 390 and 450 fulli :
,4nel' \vhor'mci' ”19 second in Mabel- size .
. i \01 mand a series of broad comediesl CretODOS, a new assortment of pat- E
creen Delights" E ‘5 “10““ .lerns, 28c, 30c, 350 and 45c. i
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-' like so Iecmds hoe 111119 515' ailxlblv. but
who additional [1.111111 ml is not made
lunlil the voucher 1'01 purl pa} cashed
{by the soldier on his discharge is
:cicaxcd through the Auditor of the
l“ 511 Depnxlmenl. This: procedure olten
Icquii‘ed 111199 or four months, and
dui' 11g lllis'. lime the soldiiu‘ s final pay
1.112111 was lltld up The Comptroller's
Iuling loday providesd ' short cut by,
Ellellllllllllg the l'in'lncc di1ision ol' ll1ei
.\\ 511‘ l)ep:11l.111ent lo issue a supploInI-n-
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Evening 7 and 9
“The Home of Screen
Matinee 2:15
EMETHODS USED BY BOL-
T°dayr an is as eeoaease
The Vampire Couldn't Stand the .
Breakfast Table Test! l IZEU ARMY FOR A'
Ethel Clayton , STRONG CAMPAIGN IN
in ParamOunt picture NORTHERN RUSSIA
“Women’s Weapons"
The wife got the vampire to come
and stay with them—and then!
Also a Mack Sennett comedy and
Holmes Travelogue
Wednesday
I Return Engagement of the
Wonderful N azimova
in “Eye for Eye”
Monday's showing—didn't accommo-
. date th. crowds that wished to see
i this picture
Thursday
Vivian Martin
in Paramount picture
“Jane Goes A-Wooing"
Latest Pathe News
Continued from First Page.
strength of the liolshcvists, it isE
,avcrri‘d rests on their institution.
' ol' l'l‘(l lcrrm‘.
l'ARlS Monday. Feb. ‘l. —-
l’ resident VV' ilsou \v as given an un-
.u.su51l lei-option by Socialist Mem-
‘bcrs at. the (‘hambcr of Deputicls
ilhis al"le1n(1oiI.Thcv tried to
Edrmv II lhc applause from the ( 011-!
Elm and the Right in an apparent
iallcnlpl to show ;'.li'. \V ilson that
his ideas were l~'hci1 01111. WhenI
(‘ aplaiu Manlnux. the official inter
ipictcr, who translated V112“? -i
‘ou's addr,css reached that part ol'?
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spoke- of the Socioh of Nation‘.
FRID Y B - “l“ SOOlalles 1'050 Eshoutlngi
“Vent: Jthia'gaat'yvaShbum In Long live the Society of Na-
lions,’ some of them adding, E
Vaudeville Thursday. Fri-
day. Saturday
l“Down with war."
PARIS, Monday, =Fcb. ,
Borne Socialist Conference, 10'
—-I\vl1ich many Socialist bodies in
PALACE THEATRE WEDNESDAY“ E uropc have failed to send I‘cpI'II—g
scnlativcs. is the outcome of 51;
(norm-an plan to help Germam 11‘-
'll'l(‘\'(‘ llcl militar} dctcat and ('8 I
T 'illll‘ llu‘ pavmcnl of just indennIi-E
:\v as reproduced for ‘E‘ye for Eye," tho lie-s in the belief. of Charles 1%
‘newe‘lt Naz'mm’a Pmdumlon Wine“ ,wa1d Russell and “'illiam E119; lzs'llE
3211:1802(llgedIEZMZVl'lac’la‘lietgillIZ; (‘1‘;‘E \\ ailing. sin-511.111" Iu behalf oi lhr.
tails were 5-0 faithfully copied 111.1115” 1.1] Dcmom‘atic Lono‘uc ol tin. i
those who know this city situated on l “1““! Stilt“ E
’lhe edge of the great Afiican deserll LONDON, I‘ol). -l. ——l’ (IlshmistE
will recognize the landmarks imn1edi-. forces "5,“. are .11151stc1'. of almost
the 11 hole of Eastern 1 kruinc in l
ately.
E . eluding the i-mpm'tanl centers of
AT THE REG NT THEATRE TODAY Kharkov. l’o_.ltava Ekaterinoslav
,111d 1 ‘I -
The Most Beautiful of Screen Stem“; t 1e Konelz mining iigion ac
Norma Talmadge in “The‘ .Fowiddemcording lo 51 Helsingt‘ors dispatch
City" A.“ a paths Newa pictoria! to the Mail. It IS reported that a
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The Dance of the Veils Nazimova in
“Eye for Eye"—Wonderl'ul
Production.
A famous walled town of Morocco
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that included _,l1in the precincts of
\Vashington re, New York.a1_e
productive of "y men and women
who assume a 1 se. in all matters of'
life that is den the more retiring,
element of socl or at least is not
given as much flui- -ity. For the arti-
fiend bohemian 10 to p03_9 to have
his name and his ,d.~ alike blazoned
before the world. must be dining
and wining and orally talking,-
he finds wjork almos '« owded o11t.Yi>t1
henéver we'aries of ling what he is
going to do. '
A woman of thi
gemu's influence 11h: enters the life
of the Nicho 13 511101 in "Womén‘s
Weapons” I1 21151111011115 5 newest pic
1111 e, stair-mg braullrui. 1351191 Clayton '
which will be Shown at the Palace
theatre todey. salt
: s others see? Don’t let pride keepE
you know you need them. Let us;
show you how glasses can im
FTC Ye your vision.
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tometrist's and Opticians
“The house of flood tissues.”
, . Atlantic St, Stamford
no is the dang
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Pope's Diapeps’in all 1159'
and Comedy, (“Why Worry." lS‘oviet "govcininent has been es-
d 011:? till: prettiest Asgnfiestegert Dm'l tablished at Kharkov the presi-
“Ce 0]" 9 screen IS e 80 IC ures , -
Corporation's “The' “Forbidden 'City.",(tll:mt being M' Rakovsk1,01m 0f
in which Norma Talmadg‘e is mesa“, e sigantmiés to the Brest- Lit-
ed in the dual role of ‘San San" and.. ”Y5“ Ereatv ‘With Germany.
“Toy" by Joseph M. Sché‘nck ‘fThe. PARIS Feb. 4 (Associated
Epigddentfiggy" Rigging 13983ng 8:; Pr1.4s).—~Pl_'csidcnt Wilson has
e .9 en a 1515 nexce en ,
picturegand tell: an intereZting story 85 191111 appointments for toda),i11-
icluding a call from representatives!
REGENT THEATRE TOMORROW of the Bible Society and visits“
from some Republican congress-
men who arrived in Paris. He is
_ determined; however, that nothing
'shall be permitted to obstruct the,
progress of the commission of
iwhich he is chairman and which is
1 - Enow engaged in protecting the
‘ SIOMAC" "P8“? ' ESChemC for the creation 0f 51 socie-
tv of nations.
E He is, therefore, concentrating
panes Diapepsin at once ends so“, his. attention upon that nork.
"as; gas“. acidity, indTgestion. lVVhile less than two weeks remain-
. Ebefore the date for his return to
Undigested food' Lumps of pain' , ‘Washington, it is still regarded as
belching gas acids and soumess possible for the Peace Conference
When your Slmnach is all upset herelin plenary session to ratify the
:plan and thus put it fairlv in the
Eway to be registered in treaty form
iwithin the time limit. This would‘
lmake a record for internatinnall
lconferences, but. the Paris gather
1 ing has aleady done that. in several
2 instances
The Greatest Comedienne, Mabel Nor-E
mand in “A Perfect 36 ” Also a
Travelogue and Comedy..
Mabel Normand, who is known
E th'revei' mirth is, never was funnier
is in mm ielie1~1\'o waiting!
Another card night will be held at
the South Norwalk club tomorrow ev-
ening. A club lunch will be~ served:
after the games.
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will hold their regu
ing at the home" 01 gum 9950:3317
The moment you eat a tablet of
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Special Sale of Bed Sheets
complete assortment.
{the speech in which Mr. VVilxmi‘,
egational- church. ‘ .
r monthly meet: ,
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Bed sheets $125. $150 517
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WEATHER 1' DRECAST.
Forecast ful' Norwalk
and vicinity: '
or rain in nearly all districts 051:1 of
The
$1. 50 MUFFLERS 956
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the .‘llSSlSSlppl river. rain ex-
tends as far north as Maryland. An P “ '
area of high pressure contral over Ne- $3.30 - - - $215
braska is producing pleasant weather E
with low temperatures between the 66
$5.00 $3.15
Rocky Mouulains and lhc Mississippi
river Zero temperatures and “-illrlov
weie reported along the noxthern bor-
der fom Montana to Michigan.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
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Rogers &'Stevens
TODAY. E '
’l‘elnperntulrc: High, 4; ln\\'. 6 01'W3lk TWO SlOI'CS SO. Norwalk
below zero ‘air. 5 -
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Ethat a trial of their cases before a
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fully selected by experienc
riers. Telephone 389.
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tons Made to 0rd
EARNS HE KILLED HIS MOTHER eagh in the ponee Conn 11 15W .
Now in Progress.
L. GOLDEN
68 1111118ch 5
welve-Year-Old Son 01' Major Thomp- jury will be reached in the Court of
son Discharged from Custody Common Pleas in about two weeks.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.———WilliamI - -
1. Thompson, 12 years old who accident! DEATHS AND FUNERALS
The 0110:: of 5:. fPegalr's L1;(l‘liera!ll ally shot and killed his mother, Mrs. l P
church WI mee or e wee v re 7 uneral of Mrs. Lane.
1,9511an this evening at the church. E Ill/laud E221:5!)136Thorillgson,at the“ homeE The funeral of Mrs! Anna Lane. wife
_ "91 ur 51y “8 t was discharged of Herbert Lane was held this morn-
The annual meeting of the IadienEE-mm custody when arraigned yester— in: at 9 OCIOCR from Sl- Josephs
1151 Society or the First Mélhodist day in the children court He 1111- Church. and burial followed in 3t-
Episcopal church tomorrow afternoon mediately took a train for Worcestefl Mary” S cemetery.
at 3 o'.clock . where the body had been sent Mr ‘ "—.-
Funeral of Mr. Buckley.
Thompson was the wife of Major Les- ' The funeral of ~Cornelius Buckley
“3 Thompson of the 76th Division l will take place tomorrow morning at
who is now in France 8. 30 frOm his late home.
25 Cedar
Not until arraigned in court did theI
'OWNfln
Patrolman Robert Gainer took care.
of a complaint last evening of boys
loitering around the South Norwalk
railroad statioln. street, and at 9 o'clock from St. Jo-
; seph’ 6 church Interment will be made
‘boy learn that he had killed his moth‘ in the family plot in St. Mary‘s ceme-
.er. He had supposed her to be rev tPI‘Y-
BOY ILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
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covering from the wound. E
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'MOVIE' MEN TO FlGHT. Eray “ray 9,8011 Of MT and Mrs.
New Haven Zheatre Proprietors, Fined' W'heeler Way of this place was struck
for Sunday Shows, Appeal ,by an automobile at 6: 30 last night,
__, NEW HAVEN Feb. 4 Seventeen! the at being drlen by Edwin '5. Hunt
The regula. monthly business meat-l moving picture theatre proprietors of | tmessesiuunz‘ggerazltgggrails 811231:
has of the Woman's Guild of Trinity this city. who were recently convicted; hurried to the home of Dr. Granniss
‘G tp‘lll‘d‘hR: (3:12: 14k: stills evening in the orsvlolatlon ot the Sunday law fox-E medical examiner.
‘ to ping open their theatre on Sundayl
The Queen Esther Circle of the First have appealed ‘0 the Courf Of Common
M «E. Church will meet this eVeuing
al the home of Miss Luella Finch,
Fort street, at 7:30 o'clock.
John Tucci the Railroad avenue bar
ber has reopened his place of business
after having been confined to his home
with illness.
—See aeauuful Norma falmadge iii,
The Forbidden City!I Regent. today.
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~Wonderful Mimova in "Eye for
Eye,” at Palace Theatre. Wednesday.
pleas. They Were fined 810 and costs Don't “1155 this returning engagement
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The monihlv business meeting of
ilhc Young People's Society of St. Pet—
91's Lutheran church will be. held in
the assembly room or the church on
Thursday evening of this week. Preh;
parations for an entertainment will be
lmadP: All members are expected to
be on band.‘
MADE IRES" EVERY DAY
SPECIALS “FOR THIS WEEK
MILK OHOG. FILBERTS PINE ASSORTMENT 0F
Pound box 641:. HARD GANDIES
' Pound box 36c.
—-—¢—-—-—
cnoc. NOUGA'I'INES ; cmsr PEANUT nan-rm:
Pound box 44c 15¢ per box
1c: own A spscm'rv ’
THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
THE OLD CANDY KITCHEN --21 SOUTH nun: 8T.
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At a meeting of the Directors of:E
the Pine Point Catholic Club. Satur-
day evening it was decided to ziVe a'.“
card and dance party on Frida‘ even-5.
lng. February 28 and have secured me
Elks Home for the occasion. As this
is the first public dance they have Elva
en in town they propose to make it a
memorable one.
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(MRI: PARTY AND DANCE
Given by Star of Columbia Circleu
Red Men's Hall. So. Norwalk. Thurs.
Evening. Feb 6. for Companion W :-
Fund. Svec's Orchestra. Tickets 25c.
, macaw;
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There‘ s some white ones with
gold bands. Some with Mac
and some with black birds
others with floWerll and gold ,
(Ions. Then there aria that»
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how much bettcx lea tastes
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