SATURDAY, NOV. 15, 1919
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“fit": House Where Quality Reigns
fugn-értainment Program Every Day
Broadway Shows and Motion
Pictures
.‘EMatmee 17c. Evening 200.
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.2 Todayr i
" l . law wlm il 0" the Screen is Go-
th):- to Drlicht You. See
TOM
”MIX .
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“ROUGH RIDING
ROMANCE”
,\ \‘Jillizmt Fox production that Will
asionish you.
OTHER SPECIALS
MA»; chiral-.9
Sunday Evening
at 7 and 9
REGENT HARMONISTS
——-and—
Major Robert Warwick‘
~-in._
a .
THE ARGYLE CASE”
Ninety minutes of excitement in
this scvrn thousand fed. of thrill—
more baffling than ». Sherlock
Holmes. .
COMEDY SPECIAL
Mfiéy
Bryant VVashhurn
——m~
(leorgt- Ilroudhurst‘s Success
“Why Smith Left Home”
—~rancl-«
The Very llcst Muck Seunelt Com-
edy Evci Produced
“SALOME VS. SHENANDOAH”
(Hulmulcnl to make the hardest
hoilcd egg that ever spent four jits
for pictures happy!
““VWM “' W." ”W
TuesdaY
-——in——-
Parmuouut's New Play
Major Robert: Warwick
“In Mizzoura”
Bill ParSons
”in...
“Bill Behave”
Coming
James J. Corbett‘
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.Tom Mix in “The Rough Riding Ro-
} mance" Today and Robert War.
] wick Plays in, “The Argl:
5 Case" Sunday Evening
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HOYT’S
I-Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Evenings at 7 and 9
Matinee Saturday Only at 2:1
)rchestra, 20$ Balcony, 15:.
Today
Saturday. Nov. 15
J. ‘v‘l'arren Kerria'an
. ——in—-—
“Three X Gordon”
Keep Your Eyes of the World on
lhe Announcement for ’Hoyt’s
November 19, 20, 21, 22?
AND KEEP THOSE DATES OPEN
FOR SOMETHING BIG!
Al militants
REGENT SPEC-lALS
No better attraction has been on a
theatre bill in Norwalk in a long time
‘lilzm that at the Regent this evening
iwhcn Tom Mix. well known For star
nvill play “The Rouzh Riding Ro-
mance.“ The play isunore than an
ordinary feature as has such unusual
:mcrit that Norwalkers are afforded a
«rare opoprlunity in the chance to see
it. Manazcr Kantor of the
Sll‘f'lt‘ilt‘tl to a point in booking T
Regent
om
'-
rozen l
TOM MIX
be;
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Pictures Every Day
Added Vaudeville
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Matinee 2:15.
Evening 7 and 9.
. Today
Last Times at 6:45 and 9:15
This Evening
ACTS. OF VAUDEVILLE
and
“Smashing Barriers”
w...-
Sunday‘ Evening -'
at 7 and 9
SPECIAL PALACE FULL OR-
CHESTRACONCERT
——and-
Zasu Florence
Pitts Vldolj
Thomas .Jelferson
——1 II“
“THE OTHER HALF”
drama of human times by the
creator of “Better Times."
'i <1 Monday
Paramount Presents
Major Robert Warwick
l
l —in——-
i, “In Mizzoura”
i ._ ——and-—-
l ' Bill Parsons
' ”m‘T . .
“Bill Behave”
Tuesday
George Braodhurst Big Hit
“Why Smith Left Home” ‘
Starring . ‘
Bryant Washburn
‘ ——and——-
Mack Sonnett’s L ,
VIrRouogmc Tm
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,Mix in “The Rough’Ridlng Romance"
gin that the photoplay was in such dc.»
émnud that it had not been released for
lit had to be hooked on the basis of a
itwo day engagement. at great expense.
:lltu the calibre of the production war
.rnnlcd this more and particularly as:
-—"its results: _ . . _ '
vid results (of this lecture) and have organization to Fatrfield county, Mrs.
that it seems one of Cole, while a new conit-r to this an.
m. gm mm mm 3 , ~
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,s
having drawn the largest audiences oi‘
any program eVery offered in the city. .
Thetact is evidence of the ability of
the Palac‘é management to select and
conduct the best vaudeville possible
This is not a mere chance but 'nn ac
complishment based upon long ac»
quaintance ith the theatre going‘pubv
Iic‘s wants and the experience in se-
curir: the satisfying attractions. W'it".
this vaudeville an episode of‘Smash-
lug Barriers“ will be offered. On Sun—‘
(in? evening the Palace full orchcstw.‘
will give another concert as a prelude-
to the picture shows at 7 and 9:10 p.
m. Lcadcr James Sex on has selected
a particularly fine galaxy. of numhnrs ,
and the concert will be a music 10?-
er's treat. In the picture line Zazu
Pitts will he starred in “The Otlte‘
Half." It is only necessary to recall
that Zazu Pit-ts played threc wool?
ago tomorrow night at. the Palace m
“Better Times." No one who witness-
cd that attraction has any doubt. c!
the merits of the. star or the selection:
in which she appears.
lure “The Other Half" is by the.
Icreator and Zazn Pitts plays it 1
:own inimitable war. ‘ . B
is one tha twill make patrons hoop“
ffcr having attended. Shows Will be a
‘9 and 9:10 o'clock promptly.
W
fret»: “ACRES 0F
l DIAMONDS" LECTURE
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’At the South Nor-walk Methodist Epis'
; copal Church—What Is It About?
E People are asking about Russell H.
'Conwell. who i:: to lecture in the”!
:South‘ Norwalk Methodist. Episcopal;
'Churchfi; on the evening of Nov. 25,andl
:whom the Brooklyn Eagle has called
“The Greatest Lecturer in the World." .
“mm is his lecture. “Acres of Dia-'“
blonds" about? A well-known pub
’nmn. of Evanston; lll.. .
“l have seen so many Vl-
bt
heard of so many.
the great benefactions of the age
so many villages have become cit‘
ies directly in consequence of your.
im‘lum: so many individuals and so?
Cieties started “to do somethl g‘ forl
their town;
enterprises were begun by your hear- lh
is; so many rivers harnessed;
is
cl
optimist
w
civic benefactor, a costume «lance was
held in Community, Hall, Dyan Zant
street. last night.
mtg-d in divers amount and ‘uuique
costumes.
luntly spent. in dancing, and
The new fer-1‘73““?
5.3mm clined.
n hencoxnpriscs: Mrs. Robert T. Morrison.
The whole hill E M rs
EAST suit“ WOMAN
lie ’the Connecticut \Vomans' Suffrage Asp
says this about sociatlon.
and prominent
SO Inany “innufac ring 'bflillvRed Star. i3 being unloaded t.‘
so pany,
Rev. 5. M. Teeple, retiring pastor
of the .Adyent Chris‘ian (hutch, “ill
discuss tomorrow mowing the second
sermon of his series: "Studies from
the Book of Revelations.”
"minim
ing held at present at the
Congregational church. East avenue
and Van Zant street. The speaker is
Rev. Axel Strandinc, of East, Green
Swedish
A BRILLIANT
Mrs. George 0. Stevens, who has.
been visitinz her daughter in Bligh-,1)
was recently the guest 0! Dr. and Mrs.
‘Alfred Largo of Prospect Stl‘t‘ei.
Extra evangelical meetings are bc-i
Mr. and 3 re. J. l, lngalls of .V‘JfiDii
avenue recently bought a lmuuc in
Springdalc. and will shortly icavc in
rien for their new home.
. Wlfihv R- I- . Mrs. John Gifidtlll. who has crawled
SUGIAL QUEEE ““1313?“ ”if; Week‘mght 111991531? '0! tho ‘i‘l’oidemahn housc 0n lil.‘ l'o.‘
. ' ,, w .‘«'- .. tum" week was held Fri- r. . ~ - I m ‘- .
. b .t'fay evening. in the East. avenue Road for th. past two sumnv, In. t k
church. 'l'here was a splendid attend-
ance to greet Rev. S. A. Marsland. D.
1)., of Mamm‘oueck. the speaker of the
Under the auspices of the East Non
alk improvement association. “live"
was uplifting to everyone present. The
meeting on Sunday evening. at 6:30.
the regular hour of the Epworth Leag-
ue meeting. will be the last, of the
"Vl’in-MyChuni” series. George Brun-
jos, of the Norwallt Chapter. will lead
The atttnt‘lavice
as large, the participants being an
The evening was pleas-
reiresh-
were availabte ilr those so in-
The committee in chars»
Franklyn G, Brown, Mm. EVet‘etz best. meeting of the week.
ulklt-y, and 31:5. Benjamin Thom..s.f
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O
clusummlul 1
turnaround
‘,entertained :2 numbrr of frit‘nds in her
home on the Post Road.
Mrs. A. Hyde Cole oi the East Side‘
as highly honored at the meeting of is planning ., dance {0,- Thankqg
eve. Wednesday. Nov. 23.
Bridgeport,
Mrs. Howard E. Holly
"inc chosen i.uiit|(‘2ll
yesterday. by) p _
lt-odt-r «it that z '
her skier, Mrs? Carrel.
widely known as a soft-axe lettuu Dr iohn A Harris at \‘nroim‘ no-
member nf women!
ubs. ‘5
‘ was rccsntly clot-led on itfjstif‘“:ll‘y
the canal intember of of the Police. Lieutcnunt's
chncrolem Association.
court Charles Noyd and family of Z‘Ioroton
f-Hrizhls have rented the MCGraw cot-
_.—__~‘
A cargo of coal _ :rom
e docks of the Devlne Coal
Scaricw avenue.
The Noroton Heig’hts Fire Company:
ivinc loved to the committee, recently up
,in: an extension course at folumhi
returned to her city home for the win
ter.
. , , . Mrs. A N1sl~ has returned from a
sterling? Has inspirational tail: on fig” \vi'h V... F qt ~ .. y ("“nrv
Saul, “ho Afterwards Became Paul." ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘“ “(“5 0 i‘ ‘ ’3
wich.
Trud .Am":1d of Yonkers
visited him brother, Joseph Amrfnri (.1’
Railroad avenuc.
Eaton of Huntington. ll.
rcccn‘. 37*
Mrs. Jacob
the meeting, A large attendance is ex- 1., will nitt'm twr home this 'VJilllcl'
pectin]. .Lct all League members and with her sister. Mrs. E. A. Jackson of
their friends rallv to make this the Darien.
Miss Annie Xoxrm, who has 5‘- ‘rn
‘H.
8
bill
three years at \‘l'cllerzlusv (Tollerrc is t
this year. bafore returning for
.scnior year at \Vellesley.
‘Of
l
“Fibiiiiy
. . - . _ 4 . a .
lice commxsmoner of New \ork city. "W Dmb'UH‘
Dr. ll. R. )lixscll of this town. in
. Joseph Amend r9999”? 9mm1wm‘dmoux tcnuis export. easily defeated
E'G‘eorze Oak: of Bronx. N. Y. tl’h‘m !‘ l‘lt“ l'l a SOCOEd round match
the Princeton (‘Iuh il'dl’ldlCl? 3)
Mrs. Ernest Hutler had (‘lPCll'irl‘ti .
installed in herhomp 'za—cuovlt tcntnfi tournament on tho
. ,v- - ' 'courts of the Yale Club. Vet‘mv «v
“‘5- “mm"! 3- B“““"~" l‘”‘"""“~‘ 'i‘llu score was 13:». 15-6. Dr. Mixswll
ie tho champion of the l’rinrv‘ton
Club.
Almost half Ll‘ the ninct}.:;y3 :1»
pointed in town mcetimr to conhider
thc matter of the town's need of ade-
, ’5' 5903(1ng qu'ate fire-fighting apparatus. has gone
two weeks in Boston at. the home of by. and occasional inquiries are heard
about the streets. regarding the pos-
n satisfactory solution ul’
The committen is one
in whom the entire town has full con-
fidence. and it is. expected that be-
low the cod of the period titty will
0 1‘
be ready with their findingr‘v.
. churches founded and others built:
many banks established; so many
schools and colleges opened: so many
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many young men and young women
started into study: so many dist-out"
aged men began again: so many found
Rev. J. A. liarsland. D. D.. of Mama-
roneck. N. \'., was the speaker at the ;
"\Vin-Myflhum" servicees in the East‘
Avenue M. E. church last night.
Several former neighbors 01' Mrs.
Nollie 1). Jones. widow of
District f
RflWA‘Y'IIlN
G. F. \K'alm's is ill at his home in
ickory Blut’l.
C. S. Baldwin has closed his Tokcn‘
eke place and {$0119 to tho city for th:
done on the Post Road. .
S. Hat-knees MrCrea has rnrentl".
.bcen changed in painting :1 pi hire in»
tended for 'he winter exhibits.
Electrician Howard TC. Cable H
in?
lone night engagements and ulthoughl
lit is to appear in Norwalk today only“
our hvst teachers sent into schools;
so nrmy reforms made triumphant: in-
deed. so much good done by that, lec-
tmn that I stand amazed at the accu-
mulation." Russell H. Conwell is
everywuy a great character. His lecv
turn will leave Norwalk a richer town.
[and its people with more of those in-
tner intangible resources of internm-
lion. will and energy that nobody can
take away.
it)
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tl
not!
walk Tobacco fund dance have not
yet been made. The committee is anx-
the proposed saleiii. auction crane
.chclle was a recent guest at the home
of her sister. Mrs. V". B. Ber-kin}:
Edwin Cooper of Mansfield avenue.
Place. Glenbrook. .
Complete returns. of‘he Ens: Nor-
“3 1701‘ a speedy accounting. and
go that everyone who have unfiold in war work for the past
ckets. or money for tickets sold. .3911 has returned to town. 4
9 their accounts as soon as possible. Leo Mallozzi. who was injured
There is much interest locally in
loo yral‘F.
. _.__.______________ St. John homestead. Osborn avenue.
l: HOYT'S THEATRE as announged in the “en‘s-papers yes» ‘back at his studies.
. , terday. This fine hour. with «Yuan
; able lots adjoining, is to be acid bv with the American Red (‘rosg in Paris
= .T. Vl'arren Kerrigzm‘s versatility as :1 Jam lensgead' Seariew avenuc, on
'screcn star of the first magnitude was November 22. in accordance with an
never hotter displayed than in his Iai-
{cst- picture “Three X Gordon." whlc."
lwill haVe its iniiial local showing l~.-
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r
. “KEV
order of the Superior Court.
«‘00‘39’0:
o o o'
. ”to
left town for Boston.
who has been cmplorcd in Washinzton pared for
candy while playing on the wines at fall at Tokeneke. have
Center School. has recovered and is New York City.
gloat wealth in their backyards: ‘50 Commissioner 1“.” Jones, plan ‘0 at 'complcted' installinz 019C114? lights in
. "“1“." “DORSWFHWHI 5" man-V (‘hm‘lm‘ lend her funeral. which will be llcldi . . .’ f. 2, ’q. ...f " "
hie enterprises begun: 5° man-V om: tomorrow from the home of her “the home m 3 lCth “an“ . “'intpr
tors sent on the plutlorm: so manyot daughter. Mrs. John W. Scmplc. ”“1 Mrs. E. J. O‘Conncil of {\ew Ro- . -
The Davis cottage at Tokenekc. ncr
cupied during the summer by J. liar
vey lugalis and family. is being pro-
otcupancy by an al‘uS’Ctll'
tenant from Greenwich.
George N. Gardiner zind family, who
roe have been spending the summer and
“turned to
Theybad intended"
remaining longer but the excessive
Miss Elizabeth Stcvem. V7110 .was rains caused a change in their plans
“’ord was received here yesterday
during the latter part of the war. hasol‘ the death of Miss Florence Small. -oughl_v explored tho wine cellar
which occurred at her home in Forest
‘v’ednESW ,
Hills 59" .ivl'w‘f. on
evening. at ten o'clock. Mire Small} -
m... um: tgn van in ii"‘\!'3:z"€‘>il. 338““.35
often \‘iuiuxl the homo ti” lwr undo,
Lewis 0. Father. in Koran sir‘r‘ct. M
her death will gi'lo‘fc a large circle. of .
friends here. " ‘
Rmrnjxmz; .\l. li. Ci“:l‘l‘tll (critical.
Rm: (icnrw A. "st-'rd. pnz'tc“. Sufi-v
day llit‘l'll‘ilp \vnm’n‘oml ii 131‘. 5.12““
than stillicct: “in Fill-'lilt‘Il’l‘lI‘ i3 ‘
Four.” Tliv Sundry :tilzzml resale!
convenes w. 11:. ‘ :1. Pl. 'i‘l‘c dew
lionul iiilii'lllil oi‘ l "c lipwr‘rtll 110'ng
will he held a: ('7: if: p. in. Sunday
cveninc won-hip :3? 7:2”. Sermon.
theme: “The (illl ol‘ tlm Morning
Star." Tho plow r mtw'lilt: will he
held Thurs-«tidy creninr: at. 7:
“Alone with God."
flu ’i‘opfe,
Attm'ncr Lin l‘lzu‘u: hat: remit-ed a;
(incision from .ludrzs Webb of the Sn»
pcrior court in favor of Minn: D. Ran-
dall. bankrupt. in the action brought
by Mr“. (‘rvr‘t‘ilt Smith of 'l‘okcneke.
who claimml a commission for servic-
es rendered by lit-1‘ in an award rev- 'L
ccivcd by him from a i'lrrrmvich reiti- "i
dent, by a former decision if court.
Judge .lohn H, Light also had a clam}!
for rchit-es. Attorr‘ev Davis made!
the opposition that as .ludc'e Linltt dict
not hare unv of Mr. Randall's: mono!
in his possession. hinclaim was in
order in line wi‘h than claim of any
other creditor rather than as n.spec‘al
claim. The same opposition was; made
in the case of Mrs. Smith. Attorney
Davis was uphold bv the court in both
instances.
TO RUSH REORGANIZATION
OF CONN. NAT’L GUARD
Adjutant General Cole Issues Bulletin
No. 1~Apneals to Service Men.
HARTFQU). txm'. H.~Mijutanl:
George M. (‘olv l‘us issued bulletin
‘ in whit-T‘- he announces that
he will proceed to organize units of
the mt'mnM mun-d :zllnllf‘d m “the
state of (‘onnccticul by the secretary
of war as soon 3:4 prncficable. Fit-I
‘ ~ "w cum n“ the culmrv tho or~
ganizatitm will be completely motorv
mid The bulletin says:
“The adjuiunl gent-rail din-zirrs that
all cxrvrvicc mm and other: interest—
ed in the rc—oranrlization of the nu.
tinnnl euarv’l in (‘onnccticut will. as.
Soon as practicable. take hold of this-
work for the honor oi" the state. and
tho C(mnot‘lif‘ill national aumwi which
did such splendid service in the work:
war."
th‘x‘slki v
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Wine Cellar Looted
STAIM‘FORD. Nov. S.~Thc sum
mer home of Otto Gordan. of No. 11!}
“lost 77th street. New York. whim
has been closed since October 1. “t
entered at Wallacln: Point some firms
‘during the night. A large quantitv of
bootv was stolen. The thievo‘l thor-
and
‘arc reported to have taken much of its
contents.
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fthe play was for a Salurdnv procrm ‘ night qt nm-yq Thmn-p i<ayrirqn i- _
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.Thli-y “I" b- Norwalk s" only opportum: % lug ”pylons screen efforts, has been .“o”.”.”,“.».oo.oo.co.co’9’.co.oo.».oo.oo.oo.«.».”.«.«.«.«.90.”:0 .00....«.«.w.oo.oo.¢o.«.oo.«.«.u.o0.0o.«.oo‘oo.u.oop«.«.«.oo.«.o‘u
ily tosec the big §UC09e>~ The Sunday lpretty much of every sort of a hero. "I 7 - .0.
levelling feature is also one of. Very from a rug-20d young \VPSfi‘l‘D‘H‘ wan .. 't.
:hiqh Ol'de‘" belt]: a pl'esenetatlon Of all the tricks of the clovorosi of corn 3 .
Major Robert/Warwick and a star cast boys at his fingers‘ mm: to the typical ’f . ,
in “T110 Argle Cit-993' Th‘s haifhm! collcrian or the you in New Yorker or .9 .z.
story which is said in thrills to eXCell fashion. And he has done abnnf nn .3. ‘
Sherlock Holmes adventures has been m.“ or scrrcn acting too. but in z ' _ .
'mado up in pictures in the most P‘“'.“Threc x Gordon" he iwll reveal a 00 ' ‘8‘
borntc manner and an hour and :1 halfl “.19," “3 a comedian 1pm hag. not lwl'g. .3. .
of real excitement is guaranteed every ; tofnrt been made known to his: adnllv‘. : .
one who sees it. Thcrc will be a (191.5. .630 ..
comcdv attraction on the Sunlit'w night- --W,M__ ~_ l .‘. . 3
bill and the Regent musicians will glVev'lLLUSTRATION OF OLD : \ 0:.
a fine program of special selections. i AND NEW METHOD 0:0 ~.. .:
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AT PALACE i A common nail is an extellent‘llus‘ .3. ’ .3.
_ . _ gtralion of the difference between old 8 .. _ . z
Vaudeville Closes TOHIGM _w't"‘.and new methods. Formerly the .3. . ' . 00
“Smashing Barriers”——Zazu Pitts imetal was cut into nlrip‘s and then 00 . O
in “The Other Half” Sunday iforgc’d into phone with hammers. To- ,8, ‘
Nlahf iday they are made of steel and :lrel : ‘ . . .6
The Palace vaudevxlle bi‘l from meglighter and. stronger. ’ Strips are cut" . ..
Keith houses in Noralk ends 143 1““,with steam Shears and fed into auto.i.:. . -7 :
here tonight and indications are thatimmic nail machines. 3 .’
the Show ‘will hang up records for 00' .3.
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