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are c11.1"llne \and are dependenf upon
their. direcfors {rem seene to scene to
lnctruct 1111411 exactly what to do is
not true in the case or Enid Benuetflf~
at least She insists upon reading be
fore can; he ’smipt of 01 erv picture
pun-based (or her and will not start
work until she has'adanted her mood
exacilv to the spirit of the plot
's‘lie 11 111 ed “What Excrv Woman
‘wCfl'l‘m' hox.’ new pictme 11110111112 at
1 the Regent Theatre three times Chris:-
mas Day with vaudeville, she “as in—
stantly struck witluhe dramatic posse!i
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23:1, 6. 45 and 9
:11 Select Vaudeville
.3———Acts—5
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F. llld Bennett
“win—.-
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' 12111’1 EVETY Woman Forlcsque.
LearnS”"T11e girl " said Miss Bennett to an
f Logos; Seats Reserved an:
lntemiewer. “adopts a. philosophy of
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to find that 31 rio'us things of life must
be 111121 in '1 serious manner She
1111361411 1‘e\ elrv and deep tragedv. She
completely reverses her outlook and
in the final test rises to remarkable
s‘irenztlx. I believe every woman and
most men will like her. There is in
.1191 climacicr an inherent sense at
'justice. .
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A Vital Searching Drama of Love and
Marriage, Enid Bennett in “What
Every Woman Learns"
One of the finest casts that has ever
appemed in :1 Thomas ll mac 1); oduo:
tion has be “.1 asaemblad for Enid Ben-
netts new picture. ““‘hat Ewery “'0
1‘1? 1h Anniversary Week
Today
Paramount-Artcrafts
Thos. H. lnce Directed
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Presents ' man Learns." which comes'to the Pa-
EnidBennett lace :l‘iieatre today. The ending man
—in— is Milton Sills, who played the chief
. part in “The I'ionor’Syste-m" and “The
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“vhat EVeUI ,Woman (Yelloy Ticket” and was the hero in
Learns the Paramount-Amman Special, “The
\iitagranh Comedy
Fox News minzs. who will be remembered from
Cieii B. DeMille's “Don't Change Your
Husban‘t ," has the heavy role'. Theo-
dore Roberts. "the grand old man or
the screen,” has a. fine character part
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Christmas D,a.v
. At 2: 15, 7 and 9 ;
Palace Standard Vaude-
ville and the othei roles aie filled ca’bably
5—ACtS—5 . b3 Lulia Knoit and William Conklin.
_uc_“u,_ O The stmy adapted £10m “The G81 Miss
' v 9 Fortesque.’ concerns a. young mar-
Charles S Ray S_ sunreme ried woman who learned everything in
’ SUCCESS a false philoeoplxy from her grandfa-E
“Crooked Straight” . ther, that of regarding everything in
“ life as a joke. except health. Tragedy
Friday meets her and under Its influence she
develops ‘strength of character until
she 120953 tl rough the dramatic climax
of the picture with fortitude and w'ins
Ihe1 happiness
Vitagraph Co.‘ Presents?
Gladys Brockwell
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"Broken Commandments”
HOYT’S
The Best Produced Pictures
. Christmas Day
1 At 2:15, 7 and 9
.1. 44v D. .HamptonVVPre-sentsw; ..
ii W'illiam Desmond
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"Dangerous Waters” ;
PALACE TOMORROW
What Hunger and Love Will‘do. See
Charles Hay in "Crooked Straight"
Like W‘illio'm S Hart, Challes Ra)
doesn‘t believe in appeaijing with the
same leading; Woman in all of hu pic-
tures. The public llkes variety in the
types of feminine puichrltude playing
opposite their favorites. according to
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' share the honors with his ever so "or
ten. In “Crooked Straight,” his ,new
Vehicle, which is to come to the Pa-
lace Theatre Christmas Day, for three
shows with va‘udeville, Margery Wilson
is the 111114 with whom Mr. Ray falls
in love and for whim be pectorms
neat 30b of sate—cracking. Miss Mlson
is no stranger to Ray fans, having ap-
peared with him in “The Clodhopper"
and “ghe Mother Inst ct." She was
also east in important 1111911 in the'
Irene spectacle. “‘Tntolerfinsffi.‘ and
with William S. Hart in “Wolf Lowry.”
“Croked Straight” provides Mr. Ray
Friday
"Other Men’s Wives”
"Sprinted and vireo-.21! by Ca”
r-‘ar-baugh. formerly star of the:
’vz451:al Hall Stock Hail, and
1.‘ 91 known in Norwalk. '
Saturday
2:15, 7 and 9
1 Stuart Holmes
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"Love. Honor and ?”
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MIHE THEATRES f" NEW cA'rTu-z LAW..'
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REGENT TODAY glto Enforcement Will commence First
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p“ as renuous Battle h ‘ 'Dr' 30110 T.Smjth,#comn1lssioner oi
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James W. Whittlesey and Dairy and
Pure Food Commissioner Thomas rHolt
91‘- in‘ “Crooked have had a conference in regard
D’IOtODiay. 11qu the sole of cattle which hive reacted
“me which is com- to the tuberculin test, It was passed
'1“ eatre today. It 111 the last best-1191110: the genera 1154
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Colds cause Grip and Influenza-E
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'blets remore the cause. There is only:
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GOOD WAGES.
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Good wages generally? mean good‘
11111111111, according to Arthur E Holder
member or the federal board for vo
cational education. The higher the
wage the better de be the health
of the employe and the greater hlsl
output, he told the Americénr- Public
Health Association in a}: address in
which he advocated an eight hour day
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Best Mode Candies
FOR THE? flQLlBAYo '
A Most Appmpt'iate Christmas
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and increased wages. gift
Mr Holder proposed that the re AX'I‘E '
oral health agencies be concentrate: F. H. B . R’Drugg'lst
into one department with a secretary ‘
at its head and that the secretary
should be :1 11111111911101 the preside 111's
. DIVIDEND NOTICE
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Panlcs. said Mr. Holder: were. . 140th
brought about more by' inequitable} Semi-Annual D1v1dend 0f
zdlstribution of wealth than bv any TheN 1’“?
”other cause He quoted statistics 10 ‘0 alkSaving's SOCiEtY
xshow that in 1850 the wage comers 32:23:; 1010:1113“
gnawed 231-4 ,cenls of e1e1y doi- At a meeting of the directors of
l‘“ north 0‘ talue h" “93“?“ out this Society. held this day a dividend.
gthat in 1910 he got only 161/2 cents. at the rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT.
He added' per annum, was declared to depositors
11 ,‘ ' . from. the earnings of the six months.
Formerly when the laboxer got lending December 31 1919
twcn’n three cents in wages for each; The same Will be entered on pass
dollar of his modum. panics occmred books and paid on 'and aftér January
about once in twenty years. as wit- 10:3: 1929;; H; d h f4 J
.7 8 .. ..... . oney epoo e on or e ore In
“E‘s 1 37' I?" 18“ Sauce real uary 10th 1920,1111“! draw interest
“ages shrunk to sixteen cents on the from January lot. 1920 .
dollar panics roll a‘round more fre~l
‘ «Open Monday Evenings, 7 to 8.
quemly as the record shows—~1884,Dcpool!30v:r. ..$4540.000.00
1894. 1907, 1914.
HENRY F. COLEBURN. President)
“Nothing influences our individual FREDERICK A. ELLS. Treasurer.
health more than severe changes in LES’I‘ERflYATT, Vice-President.
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riods workers 'are literally. rushed to! N ' 1k ‘ J '
death. During panicky periodstne oma . _._ _ __- .. -.._
workers and employers spend a large ' ' ' - .
pal-1’ of their ” energy fretting their Radiator Repairing: C0. HARD WOOD. tht 01'
111411.; away. and Blocks . . . . . . 25¢ a basket
“Since the union clgarulakex's adopt-
ed the eight hour day in 1386, from
twelve to fifteen years have been ad-
ded to' the average, life of the. tiger-
maker," be added. “Similar expert-J
ences have been recorded by other
organized wage earners. The workers
realize that health is their capital
To. keep health or improve health.
means increased powor to produce."
“Continued agitation for' a Shorter
work day to a" maximum’ of-elght
lbours for all manual toilets; demand
501’ a higher' minimum wage for all
labor; release from work at least one
:t‘uli day in seven; elimination of the
sweatshop system; ‘ enforcement of
rigid child labor ’laws; — abolition .of
night work by women and mlnom;
equal pay for equal work regardless.
Automobile Exchanze
20 MAIN ST.,”‘NORWALK.
No charge for an): unsatisfac~
tory work. - 4
$25.00 for any radiator we fail
to fix.
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TELEPHONE .954.
"Got ocquainted"
“he New York Butter &
E111: Market
51 30‘. Main 8t... 80. Not-walk.
Direct receiVer: of Butter,
mo, Too; Colin and Ghee»
exclusively. fresh every day.
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WESTPORTJ‘RADE
' in your pocket. ,
Are you one ‘who still bellow
tho-113:0 endgauceofthe od-l
verb-lug noticitor who say:
his paper 1: the only one thalil
circulate: in the outlying-“l
town?
It 30,5011 are on the wrong
track. You:- good dollars are!
being spent for nought. We
take pride in co operating with
Harwell: merchants who want
.to present 1111:1114 business to the
Weapon public through the
columns of the WESTPORTEB
HERALD. ,
Published for 111m generation:
by the Jones family. Pretty
good argument as to its being a
good newspaper.
But you want to see the pope:
and one of the Jones ——l.hc
sooner you do the more money
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
hove. Price according to 11111 1111111
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BIWBYS.
PHILIP P. MAHONE!
62 Van Mamet. Phone 1112- 5
mud had good: alway! on sale
We {will , buy your huun'wa
goodsi raga-papers, junk one. 9.1.
second 11111111 gmds. Anything yet
square dam
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COAL
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Tha'iis What (11115111111515 For:
“We have the toysio fill Santa’s Pack. including
Norwalk Rag Dolls—The Doll thatis attractimr such
" favorable attention; the“ children simplv love
them .............. 7. . . . . ...... . ....... $2.45
Kiddie Cars with rubbe‘rxtires . _ .. ...... ‘. '. . . $3.75
Baby Rocking Horscs ....................... $2.25
Children’s Fufniturc—Wc have, been told 311v numg- 1 '
ber of timeslhat we have one of the best assort-
ments to be found. I
ALSO FOR THE OLDER FOLKS
We have many individual 'pieoes of Furniture.
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We would especially call attention to our Floor
and Table Lamps ranging in price from $6.50 to
$85.00.
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127-131 Washington St, So. Norimalltf
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HUBER ICE CREAM
FULL LINE CANDY
FULL 1.1113 GROOERIES
FANCY FRUIT AND VEGE-
or sex. . Quick onto Ionic. “sum
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Mothers anxiety is quickly over- 5 '
come if a jar lot " 'McK 8; R Musta- -
Creme, knowing that it will loosen the ~ . .
cough and draw out the inflamatlon. -4 REQIOVV A11 NOTICE - -
She known that neglected cougbt often ; ""
lead to pneumonia, influenza and other The Norwalk Coal & S’u’oply CO.
serious sicknesses. ; 1
! For coughs and colds nothing com-. W in Coal and my Supplier '
pares with good old fashioned oil of
mustard seed and you can obtain MC}. .
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Bovine d; Hurtwlck Not-walk.
wmaliumvwmngmsc. wfllboloootedeonandafler
& R Musta4Creme whéch replaces the1 Dec m 3;
"burning blistering pig ter. , '
Clifford_Pl1arma.ck 810th Norwalki - 108 water St» 80““! NW8“;
For the convenience of customer- payments 11117154 be mode,
Vondo‘rdcnlcft, asksymond Bro/1;; omeguwmztonst,
15511398 Store That Saves You Money;
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, Special Xmas , Sale
COATS:
For the Entire Family.
FURS 1/1 Off
The Rgulpr Price
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fie have prepared a booklet comprehensively dcwr'ibJ
’ ing the. income and.gxcess profits taxes for 1919 It
contains 11‘ digest of the law and 11 1111111111111 survey of
the many new features fleeting your income.
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