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Best Produced Picture!
Friday and Saturday Eves.
Saturday Matinee
Goldwyn Pro-sent:
Mabel Normand in “THE PEST”
.. Other Features
Saturday Only—Elmo the Mighty
Palace Theatre
FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY, MARCH 12
Messrs. Lee and J. J. Smbert Present ‘
:1 Beautiful
Brilliant
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lightful Dancing Gil is
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PRICES
1 Souls on sale Tuesda)
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Theatre
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LAST APPEARANCE
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JACK PICKFORD
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5i11l(,lV\')'n l’icturization of the
. 'll-bl‘atod John Fox Novel,
' THE LITTLE SHEPARD
OF KINGDOM COME”
Special Comedy Feature.
Weekly News Pictorial.
1(v-ci-11t Symphony Orchestra.
Sl' NDA‘t EVENING
1- Distinguished D1amatlc Star.
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
“THE BEGGAR PRINCE"
“JAMES J. CORBETT‘
——in—
“The Midnight Man"
Other Attractions.
Regent Symphony 01111111512111.
MONDAY
MARY MILES MINTER
In a Sensational Comedy Attraction
‘ANNE OF GREEN GABLES’
Pathe News—Sunshine Comedy.
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2 YEARS IN NEW YORK—5 MONTHS IN BOSTON
\Vitli 3 Notable Mcropolitun Cast 111111 a Bcv3
1.11l1a111i111- Music—Faunating Dance
Comedy, Pathos, Sentiment and Romance.
ORCHESTRA AUGUMENTED BY COMPANY’ 8
MUSICIANS ,
March 9 at 10: -‘l() p. m. Reservations
cvcnins: of performancly
Phone
344
Memorable
of Dcar, De-
s—lVondcrful Songs—4
.1 8%] v1- Production
..50 cents to $2.00
cocoa-coon.
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Ebert, with their custodxary prodignlity
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lRoosevelt" next Tuesday evening in
lthe South Norwalk Methodist church
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=dust1‘ial matters.
; that
'hilherto hen organized on
3of nutocracy, is being reorganized on.
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LAST TIME TONIGHT, 6:46
and 9:15'
THE VAUDEVILLE BILL
THAT IS THE TALK 0]?
—-including—-—
“FROM. QUAKER TOWN
, TO BROADWAY”
——and—- .
“THE FOUR BARDS”
Added Attraction:
FOX Presents
Theda. Bare.
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“THE LURE OF AMBITION ’ '
SUNDAY EVENING
Marguerita Fisher
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“DANGEROUS TALENTS”
Comedy Attractions.
Palace Harmonists.
NEXT \VEEK, MON., TUES.
AND WED. .
Mid-Lenten Vaudevflle
RUSSOrTEIS, BUSSO
The Dancing Novelty Dollght.
MILDRED HAYWARD
Vaudeville's Prima Donna 'Sololcf.
SULLIVAN and MEYERS
In Bits of This and That.
Etrial development of
'year ago he gave up his pastorate in
1 “1‘ 01k City
different periods, the salient character '
istioofesehoftheerssbeinxooour-
ately reproduced. The Meson Shu
have provided an excellent cost. ‘
Thor-o is, of course, a. chorus. find an.
augmented orchestra. Soot. sale opens
Tuesday. . g
EXPERT Lac-runes HERE
Dr. Charles A. Eaton who will do
.liver his lecture. on “From Lincoln to
is an expert in industriaf and eco
Enomic relations. Having for years
been deeply interested in the indus-
tho country,
ibladison A\cnuc Baptist church, New
where he had been for ten
years. to become a consultant in in.
It is his opinion
American business which has
the oasis-
tho basis of democracy. The change'
he thinks is well under way, and he
1Heiza1<ls it next in dlfiiculty and 11nd
poi-tance to our winning the recent
.wiih the whole shipping problem dur-
Srrllcc depailmcnt of the Shipping:
Board gixes him an inside knowledge
gfor the indusur 1 world from which hei
speaks with .1.1’Tiorit,v. A iecent or ,
ticlc of much interest from his pan
appears in Colliers. Business men
and all interested in industiial and'
economic relations should not fail to
hear the icclmr next Tuesda3 even
llilg.
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REGENT TODAY
Goldwyn Presentation at Jack Pick-
ford in “The Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Qome" Score: And
Will Be Repeated
The Goldwvn prcsontalion cf~JacR
Pickford in ‘The Little Shepherd oi
Kingdom Come“ was presented to c.1-
pacit3 rudiences at the Regent Th1-
atre yesterda,‘
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Vaudeville Will Be Offered For First
1 Three Days of Next Week
Marcuerita Fisher. who has become
a favorite with the theatre soon; 0!
day evening pictut.n feature at the Pa.
ace tomorrow when “in2135 “D8115
erous' Talents." Miss Fisher is an ac
complished star and in l1or latest rolc
brings into 111113 tlioso lale‘uts which
in particular endear llw screen slurs
to the public Then- will be ollu r f 11
times and the PalaCe orrheslra wiri
fumish a selected proglnm.
be leicised because of the Shubert
engagement. of “.\lu)'1ime."
REGENT FEATURES
Sessue Hayakawa In “The Beggar
Prince" Sunday Evening—Some
Next Week Attractions
Sessuo Hayakawn the celcbxaied J11
panese actor who has more than now
ed success in tho production of his
own pictures is declared by critics to
portray his hem mic in "The Bezgar
Prince" which will be offered at, the
THE TIP TOP FOUR Regent Theatre Sunday evening. The
LECTURE The Silv" VOlced Quartet. versatile stat-brings out to perfection
‘ “From Lincoln t0 ROOSC- - THE BELGQN TRIO _ the wealth of pOWer which he is able
V8113” In a Matterly :f::;c and Mutlcal to put into pictures. A new episode of
--and—— “The Midnight Man" stairing James
Charles Aubrey Eaton MONDAY—E K Lincoln in “The -.J Corbett mu also be offered 20mm
WGSte’we’s 'row etching
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South Norwalk M. E, TI‘I'ESDAX bier) Milo‘s lVI'inter in The next ‘week {capture bill of the
, Anne of Gwen Gab.es. _
Church ’ . WEDNESDAY—Bryan: Washburn 1Regent is particularly strong.
' in “The Six Best Ce lars." , _ -___.___-_
March 9‘ 8 P' M' —. ' ’ ——'rUEsDAY mom AT THE ARM-
Fickets _ .' ....... _ . ‘. 75c 901-3.McEnelly’s Orchestra. Best
of their ancestors blighted two gener- ’Ever ‘ 1 "
— —-— itions before b3 parental opposition
The intermediate acts present striking -—Soft Hats and Umbrellas. O'Brien.
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“MAYTIME” i
<1;e:‘t Music: Comedy Successl
11 Be Presented At The Palace
Next Week
1111. exceptionally 'popu-
15::1-1‘1ainment which the Messrs.
111“.) to present ‘at the Palace
Friday, March 12,‘ differs s6
Iglim-i."
”1‘ in both theme and'treatment. .
‘11. conventional musical comedy
:1 distinct innovation in
its classification as a "9th
is exact. for it is a dra-
muative em hellished with 111111:-
.msic nhich enhances the at
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1 fitting logically 11110 the stori- *
nas written by Rida'JOhn—
. V'iinz. author of “Brown 0!ch
“Naughty 'anrletta, " f‘CaD'
7 1-7. Jr.." and other rOCent sum.
-..L1~i(-z1l setting came from 838'
1‘ 13111.."
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1: :111 Rombeig. composer '01 “Her Sol-N 1
'11 l Pr1}":1n11 many of the song DIG
hr. 11 inter Garden shows. TM
Opening in a 111%th
mum in 1840, proceeds throngh the-
”‘4“ fox three quhrtel's 011
The list of the four acts, 9
““0““? a barn; culmination
" 0f the grandchildren
Look at Tonguol
"only—Look for the name California on
’the package
1child's 5
1195‘s laxative
1 stomach
our on me mad His itimate relations loie its delicious fruit3 state full di-
rectlons for child‘s
"Visa Ackcrley to: tho
mmuuiul and mm ‘
those present. Miss A .
_ married in n to" mouth! to
new of Kearney. N- J. and 3t
View of this coming event
miscellaneous shower took
loving this part of the 0V-
teflainment. refreshment m,
ed by the hostcso~.und n .1
w” enjoyed . The elm
invitation or Mrs. Henry
hold the April meeting of her
McKinle3 place 1
BARlEN
‘ The smoker and supper. whit
Springdale A. A. planned to h
this evening. has been lads:
postponed.
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ans 11111111 1...... "
the official board of the
Aaron? Christian. church will be in
hem”. 9.1.9". chm o! the services in the church '
(01110er thinning and arm .- ‘
from StomoohrLlwor and mu. . i
The regular weekly meeting of the
Thin! District commissioners will be
held in the electric plant, Bayview
solace, Monday clam.
Miss Lydia. W'ooourgh ’wm bathe
soloist at Blythwood. Sanitarium
Greenwich, Sunday night .
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, EA may my meeting of the Milton Every m skis to return to
Choral men J the East 3mm“, M his business in New’York city after
E Church, “g? held last night at 3 being ill for severnldnyo.
o'clock in the parsonage.~ E
i K} card party under the auspices or
the East Nor-walk improvement asso-
ciation will be held March ‘16, at the
honie of Mrs. Orin “Tood, Elliott street.
gnarvin ‘beach. . ~ . l
Igorvin Beach and other outlying dis-
Mrs. Susan Feuer has returned to
her home in Highland ifivenno otter
spmding the. past two months with
Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Barnard at their
home in Hanover. N. J. ~
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Among the serial notes in the New . __
York Times of Sunday appeared the; Miss Kathun Morgan a taboo:
item that 311.5. McDongu‘l Hawkes o “the Sprincdnle School ii; in one
1 lricts or East Norwalk were again cut- "8
, , - t l-‘iil3 third slrcet sailed 'l‘hurs- f H ro 5
.. . . .. V Fl 3 01d ospig; .1” t m grip Shea;
ACCGDI California S rup or g 0“ from all store dellx ery 59' "('9' lhl dav: last. on the Lafayette for a short covering
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morning, as a result of the bum b.1x— \lsit in Fiance. She will return by
card. ‘ way of London. _Tbe 'Havkes family l
have a beautiful
Tflkt nck'c.
then 3011 are sure 3our
having the best and most’
or physio for the little 3
“Kr and bowels Children
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Mr. and Mrs. Mason V‘Vadsworfi‘
summer ’hmno at New 01111 will occupy their ..
home on the D31 1en side todny g
. .V" I weather permits.
Residents of Tokeneke have adopt-
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Several sound-going boats sought
shelter in 1119 protection of the Nor-
walk Islands. last night and earlv thls‘
morning, to escape the terrific finds
dose
inc: the 31:11 as head of the National m, G'
[Rid gcfleld
:1l1is state, after
‘his widow.
1Buckley. friend of 111 Broadway, with—
‘Norwalk will be the star of the Sun“
S the barn and premises and Mr. Can-
does pictures gm. the jury a. clearer ‘
idea of the te'otlmohy of those autumn 1
on each bot-
no it without fear. ‘ ’7
Mother? 'You must say “California."
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RIDGEFlELD MAN'S PROPERT'I‘.
a“
EWill, of‘ R. K. Mygatt Leaw's Estate to
Mrs. Mygatt.
NEW YORK March 6~Tho will of
iRobertsnn Kx \lygatt, who was the
:lius band of Margaret T3ers Myzatt of
and this cit). on file for
probate here Thursday in the Surro-
gates court. gives his entire canto.
“about SHIODO' in personal “being in
all debts are paid. to
who, with William “I
out bonds. are named as the executors
of the estate.
Manda} morning March 8 isZthe
Qdalc set by Surrogate Cohalan for the
proving document which was execut
ed on luno 23 1911.33311913 in the
presence of David M. Edsall of 579
Droome street and Lawrence P Reit-
ilv of 168 Golden avenue Flushing,
EN. l. .. and in which the decedent de-
scribes himself as a resident of 31
ldeld. an.
:1 Mr M3211". whose home here was
at .\o 130 Enst Slvct3- -seVenth street.
died at his Ridgefleld home. on Decem-
Ebex 17 last in addition to h's widow
ho is surilved by his mother. Sarah
Mathilda M388“ of 130 East Slxl3=
fseventh street and :1 brother Orls
Angelo \li 1:111 or 1111- Hon! Plaza
here. both of whom hmo been ordered
“9 probate proceerlln..s
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CONDUCTOR HERMAN DIES
AFTER LONG lLLNESS
1 Bridgeport Morph G—Iifter a lo
illness. John Alfred Herman. a con-
‘duct’br. employed for 3mm by the New
EYozk, \‘ew Haven and Hartford R. R.
and “ell known in this c113. died this
morning at the famllv heme. No. 715:
Broad street. He is survived bv his
wife and nine. children Catherine, DA-
ter, Mary E Bucher. Benson and 1111-
dred of Sunbury. Pa and John O. “Ills
ham C. Benjamin and Maurice of
Bridzeport Fraternally he was 1111111.
ated with William 1A. filshop lodge.
.‘\'0. 111, Brotherhood of Railroao
l'i‘ruinmen. Funeral services will be
ineld at the late home tomorrow eve
,ning at ?:30_ o'clock. The body will
lbe sent‘ to Sgunbury. Pa. for burial.
l PHOTOGRAPHER CANDEE
resumes.‘
try “'illiam M. Jones.
the\mu1-der of M18. Esther Hopcroft.
having been secured late yesterday in
Candee a. photographer, was on the
plain numerous photographs he had
according" to the contention of the
, prosecution. . Before court ended yes-
terdny. ciVil engineers 111111 testified to
various measurements in and about?
NEW HAVEN. March 5.4—A' jury 10'
charged wltlf
the Superior Court. State’s Attorney.
Ailing today went ahead on his plan to ‘
develop the state's case against the;
man. progress was not rapid as Joseph
taken cf the burn‘ in "Hickman street .
*7 in which the elderly woman was slain.’
on the sound that accompanied the
snow-storm. _
The DorlorrPoint trolley service was gathering at‘the hi" on the“ 14711611 ”‘9‘?” b“ ““59 0f “3”“ °' ““3"
suspended thlr morning as a result of
the bean snow -.storm The open space
alang the route, swept bv the gals
from the harbor, were heaped v1” 11
‘ now-drifts. making street—car traffic.i _ .
s \ Rowa3ton people will be interested
impossible. ' .
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
vnll be administered at the 10: 30
‘o'clork services in the East Avenue M
[-1. Church tomonow. in the ex cniuz.
at 7‘:30 o‘.clock the pastor. Rev. H. B.
Alaroland. will speak on "“1111 Church
and Communltv -.\f‘ay Righfiully Rc
quire of Each Other."
1 At a meeting of the Junior Epworth
League of the East Avenue 11! E.
'chuxmch to be held tomorrow afternoon
the following newly elected officers
will takt- part for the first time in than
new offices: Wilson Walsh president:
Alina. 1‘. Marsland. vice-president:
Dorothy Lovejoy, secretary, Milton
Blouson. financial secretory.
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i BLOCKS THREE TRACKS
Eight’Can Pile Up in Wooomontu
' Causing Delay to All Passenger
Trains.
E' Eight freight cars in the middle of
an eastbound train left the rails appo-
site the tower at \Voodmont at 5:30
p m. yesterda3. spread themselves
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New “no.1 the Palcce schedule Mb I“ ""0”“ COhalfln riled to attend over tiuee or the low main line
Elracks and blocked traffic temporarily.
1A few of the cars were damaged but
it was reported that there was no seri-
ous smash. No one was injured. ,
At 7:40 the wreckage from New
blocked tracks and trains were mov
ing in both directions without :nzer.
ruptlou
If every home—we have 20,000,000
of them—should waste on the aver-
age one-half cup of mllk daily, it
.weuld mean a. waste of 2,500,000
quarts dolly—912.500.000 quarts a your
-~the .totul product of more than
400. 000 cowo._ '
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witness stand all the morning to ex~~
‘ cleverly.
cd 1111- sport so popular in nor-them V
New York and Cunada. that of skiing.
zand last Sunday there was quite a
property in Viestside avenue where
there was some good fun. Those who
were not skiing were
cve1ybody had a. good time.
to know that George R. Chester rep
1996111111: 1 s3ndicate of rich Nev/E
Yorkers. has purchased the two-thirds
interest owned by Mrs. Joseph -.N “'il-
cox. Gilbert Vl'llcox cud Mn.
Hume in the historic Grout Captains!
island in Long Island Sound.
Great Captains Island has off Port
«Chen ter and Rve and has on am of
twcn .v acres.
Sara Wells daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles “‘1’
woe the winner of the third prize in
the essay contest of the local D. A. R.
Miss Wells, who is a. student at the .
kalin junior high school, took for
her subject “The Eighteen Constitu-
tional Amendments and Their Valli!“
Ellis; Wells handled, Ehe subject
The complete éseoy was
minted in these Columns o for days
ago and attracted much attention.
"Reports are to the elect. that Rein—
hardt Wolf. who is at the Nowell:
hospital suffering from the eflem of a
broken leg. sustain'éa while at his our
pics-merit atthc Shipping_Board plant
at Wilson Point is resting an oom-
fortably as he can under the drum»
stances it is particularly unfortunate
lhat. Mr Wolf should have broken his
leg. for the reason that he expert-
lencecl the same injury lost your while
at Wilson Eoint and was Iowa!
I" Haven had cleared one of the three ”TOT some “9'3“5- —
I The monthly meeting of the Bible
study class of the Nethodlot Episco-
pal church was held Tuesdly evening
at the home of Mrs. Earl F. Thames
in Rowaylon venue . The president
presided and there were 33 mouber
present. Following the adjournment
of the meeting, a shower in honor of
Miss Nettie Ackerley member of the
class. was cleverly curried out. and
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counting and resentaliv
Ida .
‘ Theda Barn is making her last. S“
“'ells of McKinley street, E
School sessions were resumed 111
Fifth District School on the 1'
side. \‘l'cdncsday after two on:
Senator Charles E. Williamson:
e Stephen Hoyt and '
(‘rotutl am scheduled to attend
meeting of the Republican 0 ‘ ‘
tion in Bridgeport today.
PA LACE TODAY
Theda Bar: Plays “The Lure or ‘
bition" With Closing of mild!
Vaudeuille Engagement of‘
The Year
poarance at the Palace Theatre t“
n“The Lure of Ambition” With die
of the biggest vaudeville 111111; of
year.
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h—Ken's and Boys Caps. O'Brien.
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figny your com at Harris at M.
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The rod cold
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“git-y it today when 30‘ on“?
Ed and depressed—4i: is cabin :
prove delightfully delim-
New England
Candy Shop
10 South loin 8t., South 11m,
1. than m.
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