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Feature Pictures
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Sunday
With Vaudeville
Thursday. Friday. Saturday
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SWlSG SONG BiRDS
True Femzliirte isle-lady Dispensers
V/ith Male Accompanist
NEtMAN ‘3. KENNEDY
Trap Come-clans
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Three Hertert 8&3 rs
In Specialty Songs and Dances
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Douglas MacLean
and Doris May?
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The Best Produced Pictures
Feature Pictures l
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Eves.
Saturday Matinee
Today . .
ALICEBRADT
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“The Ordeal of Rosetta”
. Tomorrow
W arren .Kerrigan
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“Genre Again Smith”
Saturday
.\ hrond new production for a first
run hero.
Marir Boland
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Paul M. Potter's
“A Woman's Experience”
lily Author of “Trilhy")
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Comingr Soon
“Elmo the Mighty”
Starring
Elmo Lincoln
Noted For His Success in
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.i “’allace Hold. the ho
' 'star. says he im‘cnted the “sliiitizniz-‘K'
literally millions of followers—in every
quarter of the civiized globe (and in
many quarters which are not counted
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fame are household words,
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1 Wallace Reid Supported by Lila Lee
in “Hawthorne of the U. S. A." With
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lllere is his claim to fame:
l “l M25 hunting one ciit'zmn in
‘l'rnllmvston.x with a pair: of frienv'lfi. I w
fcz'gvd out alone on a flPt‘“ track ‘o-;
cate‘l thc'animal and wounded it. nut ‘%
l tail to follow it :zo’fnr l‘ct'cr‘r‘ l? (1‘0?-
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paid that it was dark and l'lo-zt my 65c, $100: 31-50 and up to $3. '0. 51-90 33
henrinrt; anl had to finish thn nieht in
a brush can} on.
"\Vlmn I. awoke in the manning: c3:-
octly lial :
“I not to thinkingr and the more I
thought. the, more tremblj' I became.
At precisely that moment I invented
the ‘shimmic.’ Around noon 1 uhot the
mountain lion. That, renewed my traini
of thoucln 'll‘tl Y’s‘nvc and encore ufi.
the dance and perfected it. Sllmlnsf‘i
h:- deer was :‘one‘.
cf right prices.
Plain or Initiated.
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“The Windsor Revue”
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In his
best ever offered in Norwalk.
More Art- SCllli' ot' lllc Act::
A dancing Sfii‘f'lflClt" with full
scenic ct‘fccts and nine people. This
will tonight a seven
weeks” straight run at Keith's 81st
S'l‘z‘t‘l. New Pork. Theatre. At the
Palace tomorrow.
“The Three Helenes”.
The first act of its. kind in Norwalk
this Year.
W". close
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“King Sisters”
‘Novelty Musicians
“Spencer & Rose”
Character Comedians i
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\‘itrolic Comedy Duo
\Yith
Wallace Reid
Supported By
it“sdore Roberts. Lila Lee, Ha"
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"zamthorne of the
l'. S‘. A.”
Friday
Vaudeville and
Earle Williams
hill"—
llilliard Booth‘s
"The Black Gate’.’
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Saturday
"Smashing Barriers”
hill. litmus
REGENT TODAY
4 ‘W Clo-Stars, Douglas McLean and
oats May Score" Big Success
"‘23?"2 Hours’ Leave" Vaudevill '.
Out in the wild and movié'Weat;
«H'Thomas H. In. I ‘ '
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“Romance of Tarzan"
Bessie llarriscale, starring' in "Tan
cd Threads" which will be shown at
the llnzcnt theatre tomorrow, with
\':lllllt.-\'lllt". l‘elieycs in a "League ot
Grass “'idows. \
Although I cannot he placed in that
category. I believe that grass widows
should band themselVes to gethcr for
mutual protection.“ said the popular
little star when see during the produc-
tion of “Tangled Threads." her latest
picture produced by B. B. Features.
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Inc.
“I am an ardent advocate of self-dc»
termination. personally as well as na~
tionally. if a certain number of peo-
ple of the. same race have a right to
autonomy, certainly grass widows, who
constitute quite a proportion of our
element. should have protection
Hunlike methods ‘bt the
undawho consider them‘le-
for their masculine de-
social
against the
free-lore ho
ultimate prey
produtioml.
PE.AR:_\7V_ETTE—00MING
he had preferred me to the ll(‘(‘l‘?‘
Thak heaven for luckf" ll“ 25C to $1.00.
Sir. Reid is at present starring in,
:“llnwthorne of the U. P. A.. a Para-
Handkerchiels
For Men and Women.
‘ Linens bought months ago assure you
“Onyx" and
Knitted Felicia-Handy
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ec wear of Unusual Designs, Selected With Care, and Early
/ Enough to’Secure the Best of Patterns and Qualities.
Silk Fourain-llentls
With open ends, in extensive variety,
Wool
rid-e eer:ts.
In many colors and widths.
$6.03.
0"" Leather GOOdS Denartment is almost a store in itself. Here you will find gifts suitable for men and
Women “1 equal assortments. MARK CROSS LEATHER GOODS AND GLOVE
Ladies’ Silk Hosiery
“Go:don”
- H300 in Black and Colors. $2.50
“Onyx" No. 350 Pointex Heel, $2 .75
Same Very Good Kumbe
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Abs.
cu aliti: s.
$1.50 and $2.00
Traveling Bags, Suit Cases and Motor Kits
Men’s and ll/omen’s
In a large
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Umbrellas
gristy of handles
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masses «- . n
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the star hours of the Show which will.
he put on at the Arena on liner-tuber;
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l'xiul< Bozash. claimant of the liehtW “‘“““’“"_T'""” _”_ h”
weight championship of (‘onnnctlcut.f“v" P'N SMASEOEZOLL NORWALK
and Barney Adair. one of the host bat- '_____
tlers now performinsr in the padded
square. will meet in the other star' Lied on Stamford Drives Tonight.
bout of 15 rounds. , STAMFORD. Dec. 4,—The Y. M.
"A. bowling team will meet a team rep
res-tinting the Norwalk Tire and llub~
bcr Company. this evening, at the Y.
M. C. A. in the first nialeh of a series
for the best five out of nine games.
Next wcck the match will be played in
Norwalk.
The Stamford team wil
Peckhani. V l-‘inkles.adt, Behumick.
Roehm and Onions. The Norwalli
factory has a bowling. league and will
send here their five best bowlers.
First Clash in N.nevGame Series Sched-
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DINNER FOR COACH SANFORD
NE\V BRl’NSVVlCK. Dec. 4.A-—Gco.
Fostnr Sanford. Ringer football coach.
will br- tendered a testimonial dinner
tonittht by he Mayor and the citiz‘ens
of New Brunswick for lili'i great work
here. Governor Runyon of New Jor-
sey will be present.
1 consist of
- SPORT ‘NRlTER RESlGVS.
\\'_\T7‘.l:7‘,l;li‘;. her. ”mirth \l'.
Mattoon, our? of \Vntorbury's vntcrztn
newspaper men and well know
BER?! FORCES AHEAD.
3131‘: l 031;. lice. 4.~-'l“:.'cl'.’c trams.
in the six-day bicycle race. at Madison
Square Garden, were tied for first
h‘ace at 8 o‘clock this morning. the
a
17’”
.throuchout New England as a writer
iof sports, ha: resfgned his position on
,the staff of the “'aterbury American.
in?
“TheBlack Sec ret”
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continued motion picture
to her entry into th
Black Secret," 'hesiinning its
at the Regent Saturday
Pearl “him, the darlinsr of the seri-_
:11 fans. the mOst popular star who
lvershcct in;
s. bids adieu;
9 field of. 'featurele
local run
at the Recent Theatre. Saturday with
vaudeville.
which ‘Our'
to he rev.
and it behooves us all—exhibito
trihutom.
one cm
ions: appeals to the public.
that Pearl \Vhited’aihe Serials
This is the last serial in'1
Pearl" will be seen prior:
trv into the field of feature".l‘
rs. diam
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gall to statc‘:
Tune 5
pub] icistsfto lay tremend-
phnsis upon this fact in ous var-
It .is not too extrava
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MINSTRET.
ENTERTAINMENT
‘_ By the Members of “'l ?
TRINITY MEN’S CLUB
A large chorus of male voices
presenting the popular songs of
the day. .. ‘ ’
comedians. . ~
A witty sketch‘of collegelife...
”Music, by. popular Glendoman
He has accepted a position with
Her New Vehicle Oakvllle Company.
‘ Jokes galore byprominent’ local ’ .
the
80th hour of the contest. Berri. 0f the
Italian team: was riding slightly ahead
of the others. who had covered 1,482
miles and 7 laps at that hour.
The Canadian-American team of
'Spencer and Chapman and the French-
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Belgian combination of Tiberg‘nien and
Chardon were one lap behind the oth—
ers. The record for the 80th hour is
1,604 miles and 6 laps, made by nulli-
lct and Grenda in fill-1.
NEW TROTTING ORGANIZATION
Action Decided Upon Following Fail.
are of Merger Proposal
NEBV YORK, Dec. 4.——F‘ollowing re-
fusal of the National Trotting Associa-
tion, meeting here last nizht to amal»
gamatc with the American Trotting
Association, A, Ti. Cosden. chairman
of a special committee of the Trot-ting
Horse Breeders’ Association said a
new association would be formed an!
breeders would recOgnize it.
Breeders. he sa’d. do not wish to
continue dealing with two orzaniza-
tions.
The proposed change in rules to
make trotters eligible to slower class-
ess after having failed in two seasons
to make a new record was not passed;
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’C'l'lm‘k 41? llll'lut't' lll‘u‘f‘r. ...... list of luminaries he has supplied to u ount ”PM t pictuie “ 11th “| h”;
. . _ shown at the Palace Theatre today..
_.___ ‘tlul lzm-vmi ilunnz the. past SIX years: w‘lh fix-p W. M ”“10“”? wi‘h “h
Fridav .g‘ “ “1.; . 'I‘he-rmos and F * t t E it 1 s
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\ iii-d: mile and , .. , _ shall. (‘hazlcs Ogle. and l'.d“ln Stey ens?
. luwnun and \‘l illmni Desmond; lfllti. included in 'h ox t Tin pi< n X “fl"‘r’. ’
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BeaSle Banlscale >lloroth)’ Dalton. ('harles Ray. and dirt-(ted by l'llllC‘" (‘ru‘e m ’ m ‘
“‘in - Louise (".lmizn; and in 191.7. Enid Bong ' ' ‘ ' . h ' ' ~
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‘4. . , ‘” uctt. Row Mr. love has gone and done; PALACE TOMOROW. C 9 >
Tanuled Threads 11 “min. prorvnlin‘l 1‘51 his “ll-9‘“ 3“" The usual spectacleof a. maturel lIIle or r! S mas 0 1311.1 :
Saturday '(llllllll to the stellar ranks the team of man. appmmqfing middle age and p05,}. , ‘~" . —- —- g l‘ :
- lot-Li llziv :md Douala: Mel/Dan. The J . 1 V .. _ r dlq- ‘
Three Vaudevlne Showq I - _ . 54(5391‘ of to mint capacih o. a .. | ‘
__md * swat lll‘lltlllt‘l'l‘ has but; arose tyxo tu- tin-finished lawyer. humblin: llimsolfi To shop in unhumed comfort is worth something; to have large, freshly openei assortments or” new things to se E3.
‘ 0" "n“ ll young 9“”? 0 “1“?“ “5 “’m’: “'1' in a confession of weakness to MS; . . ‘ ‘ ‘ Q ~ ‘ .‘
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Pearl “rhite two years no“, and he. has m, \01 In: :1 younger brother, a mere DD}: is one! a from 15 o more. , l! .
. ed u failure .Vr‘. ‘0 i1 ‘8 “Wilma-i -' or the drammic scenes in V'na:raptrs: \ And in this modern store in Norwalk th — 1 'r - ’
——m~— . . ‘ ‘ . ' ‘ ere are so many lovely gilt things that seem to have been mad t nt "
- cs‘rtain that tle' are dertmed tm' R new picture orphp Black Cato" This‘ I. v . w». A e 0 me. ,x
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Robert \\. (hamhc-rs Joint career cf success. But MI. Inco. production with Earle ’i‘l’illiams as the! 9‘ everyone‘s nEed. ::
4s lllih‘ 13k?“ “0 “lilinw‘i- 11" "“99“”5' star. will be shown at the T'alncc then-l I} we
3 The Black Secret" .pnid $7.0th for six cheerful. clever tre. tomorrow. ' ' '. - u
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'Sturies lw noted authors as starring vo- . Mr. \\'illlzinis clavs U“. ”it", of Shal‘ / ~ 9‘.
lhiclcs' TOI‘ 313-“ "(‘W finds. ‘73“) fir” er Spencer. the one time great lawyer ‘ ‘19 ~ ,1
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‘Ol thcr‘f‘ H‘- 3-»‘12 ”0“” 1191.“? 1): who has permitted himself. from loss; {j&_ i.‘
Mary Rtil‘mif‘ le‘hm'l- Which hi" of ambition and dissappointnwnt in Lfiéha‘}, ;}
burn made 71110 a Paramount-Artcrntt love. to become an idler and drifter on‘ \ CIT/'14:: ii
picture. and plays at the Regent lO- life‘s current. Thi: man is Soon. 'iL'é—i” '3‘
day uitli .ynudevillc. There will hc-a squandering his time in idle amusel . g!
run 0T lllm‘ll'f‘S Dill." “t 9 0.0mm“ ““5 ment at a. racy restaurant at. the timel . . 9!
Home of HighClass Pictures evening. .3 tragedy takes place there. {m ' i . . ;:
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u . . j l , the po.-u:m loral ll‘rntnt'izllt. to meet I as In on en evefllfl S a C!" c i n S A ' I l
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TRINITY CLUB MINSTRELS.
A brilliant, witty sketch of collegr‘
life is what the Trinity Club is pre-
senting to the public on Monday nizht
at Iloyt‘s Theatre in addition to a
minstrel chorus. talented musicians.
and well trained acrobats.
This sketch entitled. ‘Serious Situa-
tions in Burleigh‘s Room” was written
by college men. and to be played by
collece men.
The Trinity (‘lub is fortunate in
having among its members a large
number of young men whose ability
in amateur theatricals is quite. pm
nounccd. They have been working
for several weeks, so as to be able to
give the public a sketch which will sur~
pass all previous efforts along this
line.
You will certainly enjoy a good
laugh if you will come out on Decent
her 8th.
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sentinel will doubtless hung the best
results.
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OPEN TENNIS COURT TOUHNEY.
l‘lill..\lllil.l‘lllA. Dec. ‘lm‘Pinv
tween Jay Gould, Amrrican -
(humpion, and “'altor Kinsollu. pro-
tcssionnl title Ilillllt‘l'. tor the open \ "
court tennis championship at the Unit-
ed States, was resumed today.
Gould entered today's play an odds
on favorite by virtue of his wining the
first tour sets played on Tuesday. Th.
match is tor the best out of thirteen,
sets. and in order to gain the title,
_Gould has only three sets to win. Whfl.
Kinsella must take scren.
The schedule called for four set!
and the remainder on Saturday. it no-
ccssary.
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