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Regeut “ Theatre
Today at 2:15. 7 and '9

A Master Grillith Production
D. \V. Griffith Presents

An All Star Cast~ in
“The Mother and theiLaW”

Capitol Comedy
Holm:s Travelogue

 

 

Tomorrow

Paramount Pliescnts

Ethel Clayton

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The Sensational Broadway Success

“The 13th Commandment”
Fox Weekly
Regent Comedy

 

Thursday
With Five All Star ,Acts of
Sparkling Vaudeville

[sees the light just his time and after a
‘brave struggle against want and terns»

tstiontis able to go to the man she lov-
- es with a clean slate.

The picture was adapted from Ru~
pert, Hughes: new] and is interpreted
.by a good cast, which besides Miss
;Clayton, includes Monte Blue. Charles
[Meredith Anna Q. Nilsson and Irving
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PALACE WEDNESDAY

Bryant Washburn Comes Again And
“Conquers"—Plays New Comedy
“Too Much Johnson”
Clarence Gcltlm‘i. who plays the role
of “Johnson" in Bryant \‘Vashhum's
new screen farce. “Too Much John
son,” at the Palace Theatre VVednes-
day also answers to the Moniker of
“Your Majesty." It all started with

 

 

BANSAGiAiNSr Booze
ON SHIPS IS LIFTED

(Continued from First Page).

WOMEN ASKEDTHE _
MAYOR TO OUTLINE
WHAT HE Isl DOING

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them that when a foreign vessel reach-

led the threemile limit all liquors
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Doing for Norwalk." but at the last
moment be notified the president that

haps he is right; it would require a
good deal of fitness. mental. moral
and physical, for the mayor to talk
more than a minute on that subject
to us.

Mrs. John Cavanagh reported for
the committee on food economics.

Mr. Buchanan, superintendent of,
schools. had been invited to address
the meeting and did 90- H9 8‘13“le International ,comity requires that
that thousans of Norwalk school chit every possible courtesy be shown for-
ren were using such books as thosczeign Governments, Mr. Shouso said,
exhibited. and stated that the schools f and While the rules and regulations of
were frightfully handicapped in everygAmerican ports are controlled by the
direction by lack of money. \L'nitcd Slates, foreign merchant WS-

A motion was made and carried 'sels, like embassies, Should be “.33“.
unanimously that a protest

'test was made to the State Depart-

jlng stated, among other representa-
,tlons. that wine was a part of the reg-
' ular ration of the ships‘ crews.

i Other Governments are understood
éto have made informal protests and
the matter was referied to the Attor-
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the visit of King Albert of the Belgium,
to the motion picture colony at Lost
Aug-roles during his reocnt tour. Some.’
practical jokers informed a prominent.
clubtunn of that city that he. was to

these disgraceful conditions be sent tion control is concerned.

to tho Board of Education and Mayor, ———-—-——_._...___.

Donovan. SOCIALIST ASSEMBLYMEN ON
A motion was made and carried un—. ’ TRIAL.

animously that a similar protest be ALBANY, Jan. 27.——Resumptioo to~

made against the failure to increase (lay of tht- trial of the five suspended

Sealed until leaving port was based on

he did not feel “physically lit." One .83 owmon by the solicitor of the
woman was overheard to say: “Per- iTmasufy Department.

A formal pro-

ment by the Italian Government. it>be~l

against ed as foreign soil. so far as prohibi-

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lK' OF C. FAIR . ,,

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ed success.
Several prettily decorated booths,
dispensing various articles for sale,
were liberally patronized last night.
,T he hall is elaborately decorated, and,
‘.due to the taste and skill of C. A. Mc—
Namara. is finely appointed. " 1
, ‘The fair and bazaar will continue
{the remainder of the week, and feet.
,ures will be specialized during each
levening’s program.
i The committee in charge comprises:
Vincent M. Costello, chairman; Wil-
liam Horan, secretary; Walter McCar-
thy, treasurer; Matthew liowley,.
Thomas F. McMahon, William Reagan,
Thomas P Moran, Edward J. Splan,
Edward Erwin and William P. Ward.
.‘ Court Laurel fancy articles booth,
illi‘inis' ng donated by members of the
(~«v'zt.~~~‘.lii:.~. Julie. Callahan, Miss Eth-
el ("illnhan and Mrs, l-‘. .\. “hill-porn].
(3' ‘w bo~‘ii—~~l‘.‘lrs. E. J. Hayes and
«Mr—z, .inlm .i Newman. ‘
('tip‘t‘k tit/f l7r):;“l~-\Vill‘§ain P. \Val'd.
.(‘nntiy bit/viiiu‘mt-t n; ’1, (‘rrfelltu
'omzisz liczmcwcy and John '1‘. Scul-
ley.

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A BIG SUCCESS,

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KIMONOS ONE-HALF PRICE.

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. Automobile beoilr—«Ix’iaithew J. How-
with 103‘. P‘rcdorick Lane and James Sutton
to develop Homes—James Reagan. .

Bryant Washburn

In His Ric: Comedy Hit

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be “W ho.t at a prix ate. dmnc {2:1 thin committee was appointed to investi disloyalty was expected g 1
King, and that the. monarch WP-u 8 gang and report to the organization sensatzons. , Hat and Clank m, , Fl . .
twhciher the board of education wasi “'liile it is rr"portcd the prosecutionand William dicNe'i'ixri 7‘ hard Shea
inner-rely desirous to raise. the teach- will turn to the but lcglslatiw: 0031- H ‘ I V"
mm’ salaries and really helpless to (lo 'mlttm- investigating radicalism: for"
no. 0“ whether a determined body of WOSUM‘ it? munitions. it has also indi-:
men could not make the increaseaand (tau-t: its jutcnton to call Federal . .
the make-up and actinrzlhay them until the funds gave out and agents to the Stand. “ Al L STREET, 1:30 p. m.~r'i‘r:u!-
0t until the next. mornillirzi close the schools if no more; A fourth effort in the House to re. lag Noam" dull during ”1“ inwrmfil

 

 

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specialties. rt
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by women voters. PALACE FEATURE ASTRAY. ””03 m makc
' The regular mcc ‘Dug‘ "n error in shipping me D. fess.

by the first of the Good Citizenship ;“- hl'}?illil’s feature; "The ’Mulher
SATURDAY EVENING AT HiLL- lectures by Miss Genevieve Parks 01:35.11]. The Law." announced for mu,
SIDE the Hartford Lecture Bureau. 1.3”‘100 yesterday did not arrive.
On Saturday evening. another of the Many new members “‘0?" enrolled. ‘]""(’”5“ ""' ”“i” “V "'7 " '

z ~55 not eataiabnut the general political suua inn 5531,11. Was introduced.

épleasant entertainments being given _____.._._.. 'hlflnagt‘n‘t‘m, the Palace was enabled
at the nmzzlulo school will take Plat" ITWO MEN ARE ARRESTED 'which had
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At 2:15, 7 and 9
Today
D. \V. Griffith's
New Special All Star Release

“The Mother and the Law”
With Super Star Cast

Note:——l)ue to Shipping error h"—
tween Boston and Son:h Nnrwn‘ek.
“The Mother and the Law" which
was advertised for the TVince yes-
terday did not iiil‘ll‘l‘ r.:..t is played
today. The l'al-icr- acknowledges,
the courtesy ot‘ the Regent. man-

A fascinating collection of new 1920 designs to be an!
braidcred. You’ll like the amortment of Gown-3, Enrol: ” ,
Chemises, Children '3 Dresses, Infants’ Slips, Oliver Twist Shitty:
etc. In many cases the garments are made, and require only

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Griffith Feature Did Not Arrive For
Palace Yesterday And Is Played
At Regent And Palace Today
The Regent and Palace Theatres
are today presenting D. W. Griffith's
succesSor 10 “Broken Blossoms." the
new feature release “The Mother ‘And
The Law."

Regent Theatre tcday.
mistake in shipfllng it. did not arrive
for the Palace yesterday and through
the courtesy of the Regent manage-
‘mont, the Palace presented Bert Ly—
,tell in “Lombardi Ltd." Otherwise the
Theatres presented the advertised
shows. As the result of both houses
playing {‘Lombardi Ijtd'f yesterday.
both will today play “The Mother
And The Law.” This feature cannot
be too Highly commended, first as an
absorbing picture story and secondly
because of its exceptional merit as a
photo—production. The Regent will
’play in addition to the feature a Cap-
itol comedy and Burton Holmes Trav-

The picture was 'bkaRl‘lloan here,
to play the Palace yesterday and the was widely known as a Democrat. In
Because of a 1873 he became a Republican and fo’

.h may be paid at the door. The
4 r-rt will hrgzin at eight o’clock. If
Weather is cold it will be held in
!the homestead. otherwise in tho' large
auditorium of the school.

‘PROBATICN COURT OFFlCER DEAD

STAMFORD, Jan. 27.——Robert A t
Ross, 93, for seventeen years prolm ,
tion officer of lllC local court. died to-i
iday. Ho was born in Stamford, Eng—
land, in 182$, according to his own
figures, and had a life of adrenalin
rluntil he settled in Stamford, Connecji
cut, in 1870. Mr. Ross spent his boy
ghood in Ireland. went to Sea at 15.
iscrved in the United States Navy dur-
ing the Cl vi! War and later was in the
Brazilian Navy. A er he made hi:
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thirty years was just as active in that
party as he had “been in; the other.

POWHATAN NEARING HALIFAX.
BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 27.—-T‘ne
army transport Powhatan. towed by
coast guard cutters. tugs and the Can-
adian government steamer Lady Lau-
rier. was making steady progress tow ‘
ard Halifax today and was expected
to report before nightfall. The pas-
sengers were transferred to the
steamer Northern Pacific and landed
in New York Saturday.

 

 

 

PIERPONT BIGELOW DEAD
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 27.—Piérpont
Bigelow, treasurer of the Bigelow
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elogue while the Palace will as previ-
ously’ announced play infack’Sennett s
new comedy “The Star Boarder” and
Pathe _News.
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REGENT WEDNESDAY

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“The 13th Commandment" 5 Starring

Ethel Clayton in Leading Role

Is Presented ‘ '
What is “the thirteenth command-
ment?” The motion pieturei'by that
name, starring Ethel Claytonf‘fivhich is
being shown at the'Regent' Theatre
Wednesday, answers . the“? guestion
thus: “Thou shalt not Spend'mpre
than thou earnest." "It advances; a
rather stern theory of flying, which is
especially applicable to , idle in}?! 7e}.
travagan-t wives whose husbands" "are
«fintinually»l making financial sacrific-
es in order to s'aiEf'y their?!
whim, ' ~ 2 " "

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\superior biscuits, pastry d doughnuts.
Try it. '
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He can get it. These grocers carry it on
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