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éRegent l‘heatre
2Tb: House \Nhtre Quality Reign:
f Entertainment Program Every Day
" Broadway Shows and Motion
Monday
l'urautount-Arlcraft Special
“The Teeth of
the Tiger”
Arsene Lupin Story
——an(i-—
FATTY AIHUCKLE
in His Screaming (‘omedy Success
‘ Pictures
:“atlnce 17c. Evening 20c.
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\ Today
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‘ S. rm l‘. Star
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3 a my Mites Minter
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5 Other Features
5
5) Sunday
) Evening Only At
’ 7 and 9
3 Alt you l‘tltted to a porter,
5 .l pctitlltz‘. r, 1-? Chen maid, a.
‘ gunman. a shop lifter?
Z .\l.\i)(;E KENNEDY
: l" . l Why to Keep It
; "STRICTLY
:; CONFIDENTIAL"
S lei-.y lll’ll covers the whole
’ l-l sm lvty. A fetching conr
u} «imnlu \vi'h many heart
.; lnulw to round om happy
l. . .l ‘.
g Other Features
) Regent Harmonists
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Tuesday
Marguerite Clark
_.in_.
“Widow by Proxy"
Special Capitol Comedy
Burton H ol mes Travelogue
Pictures Every Day
Added Vaudeville
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Matinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
— Today
Last Time: in Norwalk
At 6:45 and 9:15
FIVE—ACTS
VAUDEVILLE—FIVE
Wand—-
I William Duncan
”in—d
“Smashing Barriers”
2: .
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" Sunday Evening
' At 7 and 9_ ‘
SPECIAL MUSlCAL PROGRAM
By Palace Full Orchestra
and
Jack Pickford
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“Burglar by Proxy”
AND omens.
Monday
Marguerite Clark
_ in m-
“Widow by
Proxy”
Special Capitol Comedy
Holmes' Travelogue
Tuesday
: "The Teeth of the Tiller”
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“Fatty Arbuckle
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“Back Stage”
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REGENT SUNDAY
’Hdre Kennedy n L”e't Goldwyn
Picture, “Strictly Confidential.”
lllldze Kennedy. the pkmant Gold-
.. n star. strikingly demonstrates her
an
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Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Evenings at 7 and 9
Matinee Saturday Only at 2:15
arehestra, 20c Balcony, 15c.
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Thursday. Nov. 6
The Screen Artiste Supreme
ALICE BRADY
’31).—
"THE \VHIRLPOOL”
‘ Friday. Nov. 7
Jane Grey
—in-—-
“When My Ship Comes In’?
Saturday. Nov. 8
Selznick Presents Select Cast in
“The Safety Curtain”
Got Those Dates DoWn Fine
Nov. 19, 20, 21 and 22?
Something Big at Hoyt’s
Q
. —-s..- —-
ll-l's in hcr latest Goldwyn picture.
”Strictly Confidential," which to
be shown .:t the Regent Theatre. Sult-
ilziv cvi-ning. two shows only 7'13!) 1’.
.\l.. in “hich she plays 10105.
is
several
In fact. her Funny O'Gorman is meta-
morphosed into a number of heroines.
Ono phase of her development shows
her as an Oriental dancer. sou: ethin;v
decidedly new for Nudge Kennedy.
Her. tofore her heroines have usuall.V
bccn girls. but in "Strlftly
(I'onfilentinl," by Jerome K. Jerome,
the rather sedate little (onunt-(liennf‘
bl‘inzs forth :2 vivid danseuese, a Crea-
turc of beauty, blood and fire. who
clccllifics her audirncer. yet remains at
the same time a girl of child-like sini-
pticity.
REGENT MONDAY
society
A Gripping Mystery Story Featuring
David Powell in. “The Teeth Of
The Tiger."
Ono more notcd clinzactcr of fiction
has been transferred to the screen.
This time it is Maurice l.n Blanr-'=
muster-crook (reation, Arsenc Lupin.
who appeirs as llic hero of a Para-
mount .\FlPl‘ilft picture, "Teeth of the.
which is coming to the Regent
Theatre Monday. Interpreting the role
of Lupin is David Powell. a finished
actor who is said to be well equipped
physically and hir‘trionically to play
the part convincingly. llis chief sup-
porting player is Marguerite Courtot.
long a faV'crite with movie fans, and
the rest of the cast is of the same hlrzl‘
order. Accoxdinz to the story Arsene
Lupin has abandoned his criminal
ways and is living as a respectable
gentleman in an American suburb
when he is summoned to lend his tal-
ents toward discovering the mu'rderer
of an old millionaire invalid. lie suc-
ceed; in his task only after several
excitinst adventures. into which an
atmosphere of mystery and a pleasing:
love story have bren woven. The film
was directed by Chester “'ithey.
Fatty Arbuckle in “Back Stage" will
be Monday's Comedy feature.
Tiger."
PALACE SUNDAY
Gloria Hop: and Jack Pickford in,
“Burglar By Proxy."
Society folks of this city have a
great. task :r store for them with the
cominrz of Jack Pickford's latest pic-
lruc, "Burglar By Proxy," at the Pal—
ace Theatre. Sunday evening. two
shovw only 7:15-91“, M.
Pickford plays the role of lack Ptol-
in, member of a fashionable society
family who is attacked by the wnll-
known society ailments, Spring fever.
love. a flat. tire on his high-powered
roadlster. and a terrible toothache at
thi- same time. '
Dorothy Mason. whom Jack wants:
to marry. is gi\'en the shock of her
life when she sees him come creepin':
into her boudoir. She surprises Jnok
with the information that this is not
his first attempt at burglary because
he stole her father's business plans.
This civcs Jack a great shock. Ile
determines l0 l‘E‘C’OVPI‘ the plans even
if he has to steal them.
PALACE MONDAY
Celebrated Paramount Star in Comedy“
Drama, “A Widow By Proxy."
Marguerite Clark in widow weedsf
This is ralh-‘r slartlinz in view of the
fan that the papers were recently full
of the neWs of her maniage to Lieut-
altility to portray :1 variety of (‘harnc-l
‘ thc
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17:00x
“ A. Capital Comedy and Burton
Holmes Travelogue will complete the
bill.
REGENT TODAY
Mary Miles Minter ls Star Of Comedy
Drama Attraction “Yvonne
From Paris"
Mary Miles Minter. one of [ht' mo...
popular motion picture stars whose
plays have appeared in Norwalk. will
delight Regent patrons who see hel‘
this afternoon and eveninc in her new idcfined powers as the recently dissolv-
ettraction “\’\‘onncfed “-ar Labor 1308113. '
"This board would havp the. vowel“
compulsory invostigation.“ the mg
comedy drama
From Paris." Supported by an excel lcf
left! cast. the star plays the lendinulpon adds: on this subject but ”"0! ml
role in a well directed piece that ('11“'
not help but win the approval of the
theatre goers who see it- There are
many novel situations in the
picture and each one is appropri-
atelv handled to give the host effects.
In addition to this excellenv Saturday
attraction, there will be other features
includinz a comedy that are guaran-
tees of a bi: two dimes worth of en-
tertainmenL
CENTER SCHOOL NOTES.
(‘cntcr school had a masquerade 'ziall
last evening from sever. to twelve
o‘clock. several membrrs of the school
orthestra have vuluntccred their ser-
vices.
The fllst number of this year‘s Mil:-
ror. the Center school magazine. will
be published just before the Thanks-
giving vacation. Its contents will (‘0':-
cr shool activities for the past two
months. and it will contain six-ecu
pages.
BURNED TO DEATH IN PLANE.
Passenger Strapped to Seat
When Machine Falls.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. b.--—Il. O. Evia-
tnn. a passenger in an airplane, was
burned to death here yesterday when
planc fell fifty feet and was des-
troyed by fire.
Nine planes, including the one des-
troyed. arii‘ved hero ycztcrilny from
\VJhadl. ind. The renutin‘nj.’
will have tomorrow for Till-‘8 Okla.
Strapped to his seat, Iiviston. who
was making the fllzht at the invita-
tion of the pilot. Ben, A. Swtnney, a
commercial :uiator. was unable to free
himself. Swrcncy. who had loosened
.6...
"int-I
"his belt, jumped clear of the piano as
it fell and was only sliglit!-‘ injured.
30 attributes the accidetnt to engine
trouble.
CAN REVOKE LICENSEE.» OF MID.
WIVES.
HARTFORD, Nov. 8.-—-Dr. .lo‘m T
Black, State Commissioner rf Public
Health. has been advised by Attorm y
General Frank E. Healy,
statc department of health.’ l
pow a:
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srmxns m
“INDUSTRIAL
BARBARISM
(Continued from First Page).
A; a permanent pieventative of
strikes. which the committee con
codes, "are apparently the only way
for labor to secure even its just do.
mands if employers refuse to grant
them." it is recommended that Con—
gloss :iuthori7e the establis‘umt n: of
some such mediation agency with well-
tthe extent of compulsory arbitration.
IA just decision of the board would be
lendorscd by the public. There is zo‘od
sense enough in the Ann-rican people'
to bring about an adjustment of these.
difficulties.“
Committee members who conducted,
the investigation were fairlv unani-
mous in the report, 'though‘ lcaving
(,pr n.poi:2ts on which they could not
agree. The report "as signed bv St!!-
ator Kenyon. of IOWa. chairman: and
Senators Sterling, South Dakota:
Phipps, Colorado, Republican. and Mc-
Kellar. Tennessee, and “'alsh. Massa-
chusetts. Democrats.
Trcating or the causes or the strike
the committee report expressed the
opinion that the walkout was precipi»
tated by the intention of the American
Federalion of Labor to organize th-
steel industry. “'azcs are not a factor
in the strike. the committee held. be-
ing high enough to give no reason for
dissatisfaction. ."ours of the workers,
however, the Senators believed, are
too long.
Further. behind the strike. the com—
mittee found. was massed “a consider-
able element" of revolutionary rarli-
calism. of which. it is said. there is no
quest' n that “'illiam Z. Poster. secre-
tary the general strike committee.
«was a leader. “'ith Jacob Margolis.
attorney for the l. \V. \‘i'. and assist'mt
Dies in organizing the strike, Secretary
Foster came in ''or unspnring con~
demnalion. Despite Poster's partial
disavownl of his former syndicalist
doctrines. the committcc failed to be
convinced that the strike leader has
had "a hum change of than." but. on
the contrary. “he Is now in the full
heyday of his power."
“The laborers in the steel mills had
a just complaint relative to the long
hours of service on the pan of some
of them and the right to have that
complaint heard by the company." said
lhn committee in summing up its for-
mal findings.
“They had the right to have repre—
sentatives of their own choosing on
grievance committees to be sent to the
emp‘oyers. Some members. of the
committeee believe that more friendly
Hanna“... V..,.“~A y... r‘nl‘Ofi‘v‘n.' Ln_
tween employer and employe. if the
representatives who are chosen to
c " "cores to the employers
were actually working in the lndurltry.
and that such representatives ought
,not ‘A ‘-e from outside the industry."
' “'im the system of Workinz hours in
the stool industry. the committee disa-
greed strongly. citing as one objection
v'erv'n‘“ (a gym pviutcrce of large num-
‘hat ‘1“ bets of non-English speaking workers
in the mills who should be given op-
to revoke the. license of a miuwilc. .portunity l" become Americanized.
and from the order of revomtion no
appeal can be taken. It has com:- to
the attention of Mr. Block V: t a per-
son in “'atcrbury is practicing mid
wifcry pending an appeal
her to the Sup-‘rior (‘ovzrt
To Fort‘fy Tre System Against Grip
Takc LAXATIVE BROMO QI‘lNlNL
Tablets which destroy gt‘!‘l".l.. act as 1
Toni-c and Laxative, and thus preVen'
Colds, Grip and influenza. Thvre i-
onlv one “BROMO QI'ININE." l-‘. \V.
GROVE'S ..i'7nu?'-Il'c on the box. ."
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N. Y.. N. H. a 11. TIME TABLE
Corrected to Oct. 6, 1919
SOUTH NORWALK To new vomx
A. M.——l:18x (exc p Mondaysl.
5:42x. 52491:, 6:08. 6:57x, 7:09x. 7:54x.‘
SIIGX. 8:19x. 82591:. 9:39, 10:33x.
11:2lx.
P Al.w12 "fix. 12:52 (Stamfort
onlvl. l ”in tiny 3:171. #32:
5:27x. 5:56. 6:00x, 6206:, 6:49 (Slant
ford only). 7:02x. 7:53x.10:07x.
Sundays
A M.——l'lb 5:4".x. 5:49x. 8:534
9:19x.10'.“-2x 12'03x
P ‘5me1709! 2:44x. Ltlzx. 4:32)
5:46 6:06x. 6:57x, 7:02x, 7:57x, 9:19x,
10:07x. 10:40, 12:34);
NEW YORK lU SOUTH NORWALO-
A. M.—-12:10x. 4210):. 5:30. 6 34
5100:. 8:51x. 9 15x, 9 45), 10:50:
P. M.——12:03x. 12:45 (Saturdays
only), 1:06x, 1:45x, 2:15x. 2:57, 3:30:
3:53, :23, 5:13x. 5:28, 6:00x, 620:."
8:101, 11:15x.
_ Sundays
A. Mr l2'lllx, 6:00.
10:03:. 10:50:.
P. Iii—12:10. 1:03x. 3:351,
5:25.6z00x.7:05.8210x,11:15x.
8:60; 9-om
5:02
'SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEF
A. BIL—12:261. 1:20x. 5:401. 81V-
l7:1s. 9:19; 10-22. lil‘fizx (Bridgepor‘
11:58x
P. M.——1:20, 2:54 Bridgeport). 3:273.
4:28, 5:19. 45:21:. 6:51. 7:081, 7:32
(Bridgeport). 9:251
Sund .ys.
A. M.—12 26x. l 20:.
'4‘ "\~
M.—2:10x. 4:42x.
, 8:28x, 9:25x.
713. 9 HM
6:48, 6:33x.
enunt H. P. “'illiams: But cheer uni [new HAVEN o scum wonwau
it‘s only in her latest Paramount-Art-l
craft picture “Widow by Proxy." book—
she wears the srmhrc garments.
Even in the picture she isn‘t really a
jihat min to help a. proud and modest
igirl chum, whose husband to reported
’mlssing in France. to seem: a lezacv.
'Lots of jolly complications ensue. and
it takes all the 'clnrm and quick-wilted- .
non of dainty His: Clark to straight 4:391. 6:36.
on matted out.‘ ""ngelmm I
mote m m)
Monday»
A. M.—l‘.’ ‘ Ix A veep!
- n at
4242K. 4 \. all -‘i 59, S 05x
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tel-41x. n w
ed for the Pal:;ce~3l‘heatre Monday. that I
P. M.—12:17x. 3:4Gx. 4:35, 5:16x.
5:37, 6:11. 9:181.
Sundays.
M.—!2 ‘- x 412x 4:33: 7'5:
.widow. but just masqueradinz nude-”3315‘- 911‘ H m.
mmmnwl
P. Dir-12:17, 1:551, 2:231, 3:401.
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nun
SOUTH Nr" 1! T0 DANEUR‘
A u ‘ " 49:
P V ' °‘ ‘ 1‘" 'Saumun only).
lukcn by g
““‘e believe that a large majority of
thr- mrn acnnllv workinz in the mill
work ten and twolve hours a day." the
report said.
. “Men cannot work ten and twelve
hours a day and attend classes in night
schools. An eight-hour day, with a
living wave that Will enable men to
support their families and bring up
their children according to the 52.11“]-
nrds of Amelicnn llfc. ought to he a
cardinal part of our industrial po'icy,
and the sooner the Virincin‘n in rrv‘og.
nized, the better it Will be for the en-
tire country."
Sketching briefly the history of the,
“WI strike the report dealt with the;
cfl'orts of strikc leaders to not J'ldcel
l‘. H l‘crv chairman of‘ tho I'nited
“'MA— at.” (~~~-~-Hnn on“.
(Stars. fer (2.11.21; to point out that
ccmmit'en members fe‘t stmH‘vv
with the people of collective bargain—
imr ~ but did not believe the steel strik-
(re had taken the rizht course.
"The rrpresenlalives selected (for
bargainincl shou‘d be those who be-
lieve in the pfinciples of American
Government." the report said on this
point. “Judge Garv could well have
objected to receiving a man with the
viou's or Mr. Fmter, He did not out
his refusal on that ground. but. rather.
put it on the ground that the men did
not rrorenent the omoloves. thouzh
himself conrcdimr that ten to fi-‘tonn
per cent. of the men in the mills were
nrobablv unionized. It seems to us
that even this ten or fifteen per cent.
had the right to select their mm coo
resentatives and present their griev-
ance: and that they should have been
heard.”
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There was at big grist of juvenile ca-
ses before Judge Candee in the uptown
court this morning for various offenc.
es. includir’: shootine c'a'o. Hallow—
e'en pranks, and other offences. but
no definite decisions vere a‘nnounced
a t noon.
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turoisintheprioe
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formance at 7 and 9 o'clock. Other fr atures and the Recent harmonists will furnt h an excellent program Adv.
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'T“~e businers strels todev are lined.
with pica; I‘m: C " .-. " :..‘...t.;
with Lilia; new 12.; r.:~’ ...;, and U as ‘
ifyou act by them \ L4,. .« .. i .; ain'-
at least a melt" you '\ c: l e' dent. A N C E s
blind or bnrtxd. _ . .-
A delegation of 2'30: ." _v your. . a.
men from this city arr- .lla..nmg to at- F U R N IT U R E C O .
tend the masked ball at Miller‘s hall. ERL‘N ‘27,;29 WASHINGTON 57‘ ,4}!
Georgetown tonight, leaflng in bussor so N o R w A L K 2
from the Hope Hose house at 7:30 1".
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you: he. made my friends as a 'Friendo and relative- or Arthur Brooklyn and Hum-g, L. I.
clerk in John Gardenia fruit store in Young and party are receiving cords; Henry A. Hegelen. number. an be
loin Street. expect- to sail for her old saying they have wired to w An its a car load “Jeni-notional 0-.-
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