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HOW 7th
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l JOSEF STRANSKY. Director
YOLANDO MERO. Plano Soloist
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FEBRUARY 30th
The Sensational Contralto
From the Metropolitan and Chicago Opera Companies
added by
REINHOLD WARLICH, Baritone
BE$Mmflnfl
} "Series
of Five Concerts
By the World’s Most Celebrated Artists
REGENT
Theatre
Entertainment that Bears The
Regent Stamp of Quality is
Guaranteed.
One of the Biggest and Best Pro-
duction Ever Screened Comes
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
First National Presents the Dis-
tinguished Star
Constaneem'l‘almadze
“The Perfect Woman”
Sbecia’ Short Features
lncluding 4
On Saturday Only
A New Episode of the Thrilling
Universal Serial Starring
IddéePolo
Sunday Evening
Nothmj Like It Ever Before in
Picture
The Notable Premier of
Eddie Lyons and Lee Iowan
n a Comedy Hit o! Unusual Hort!
“Nothing But the riot"
m
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Wallace Reid in
“WHAT’S YOUR HURRY”
Special arrangements have been
Made to Receive Electionvao-
arm”: by pireet Wire Tugbdax
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A? "ll? lllEAlRES
( ossrmccrf Insurance
(m To Regen 'l‘heitre‘friday And
Saturday h ”be l'lertect '
'0‘?“
Constance Talmadge. will he starred
m the Regent on Friday and Sounder
in a new First National release “The!
Olthestar very-
l’erfecL Woman."
little need be hold for her attainments
maoweuknownthatiteanbetahen"
tor granted that this feature will be
orthe veryhigheotorder. 111cm-
pices under which the phy is present
ed however is worthy camean at
this time- Costs of picture produo.
tiona have user-eased by leaps um
lounds and so much has be. accom-
taol nbqughrdln hrdln hrdln rhrsllrd
hshed in the way of arson produc-
tions that almost unbelievable a-
moonta of money are now m
to produce feature that can show an
advance to art and science over the
pictures that have been furnished
right along. fine National Exhibitors
organisation is the answer and b3
smite m '
enables the cod “he get and stand
arcs Method. 1!. is therefore in-
portant an; bet he know about,”
National pictures which generally and
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then the wealth and brains ad ally
«unwound-WM”,
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who ‘
The House of 100 per cent Enter-
tortainment
Beginning Today ‘
You Will Surely Vote
For the classy flveact bill of
Vaudeville "
That we have to offer this week
Frank and Ethel Carmen
Novelty Hoop Rollers
Sheehsu and Phillips
Comedy Songs. Talks and Dances
The Antler 'l'rio
Youth, Pep, Harmony and Jazz
Manda-11h ‘
Past Hauler Entertainers
. PHINA & co.
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[email protected]
the record as ola producer and
will furnish on _ hoot of “filter
with his hunt mo‘cim A
feature of the will be lurch-
ile Chaplin picturea. played by child-
ren for children. The doortwlll open
at 10 a. m. and the curtain will riae
at 10:15. This is perhaps the only
children's snow of its kind that H11
visit Nor-walk this season and it pron»
iaea to break last year's record.
WILTON
Mrs. Bernstein. of New York. spent
Sunday with In. L. Wteland. ‘
It has been discovered that there
are a large number 0! Democrats in
peiden Hill.
0
Hrs. W’hlte. of Norwalk. has been
visiting her relative. Mrs. Julian
Gregory. in Belden Hill.
i .
bliss Saunders. who has spent the
Psummer in Mrs. Julh Smith‘s house.
has returned with her mother to New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Chin-lea Och have
rented Mr. Butterfleld‘s house. in Nor-
walk, just across the Wilton line-
The owner has gone to New York tor
the winter.
Ice formed in some localities. Slin-
day night. as the result of the cold
snap. in this connection it it wens
derful that the {all flowers were not
inflected. .
—‘
A Democratic rally will be held @-
urday evening. Oct. 30th. in the Town
Hall. Rollin U. Tyler. nominee for
Governor: Edward J. Quinlan. can-
didate for State Senator: Mrs Jose-
pha “'hitne}. of New “8‘?“ and Al-
bert J. “halal: World War urn-rant, .
candidate for State Comptroller.
The Rev. hr. 0. Stewar‘ Michael
cordially invite: everyone in the com~
‘munlty to attend St. Matthew's
church. next Sunday evening at 1'36
o‘clock. and see the roofing screen
story of "Joseph." and. possibly. other
pictures. 3
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The next Y. M. C. A. entertain-
ment will bc held Friday evening.
Nov. 5th .nt 8 o'clock. in the Congre-
g‘ntlonal church. A program 0' high
merit will he presented by the follow-
ing Lyceum artists: Mina Beatrice
Stuart Miller. cartoonist: Miss Phar-
lotte Maloney. violinist. and “1 Leslie
lDalc. baritone. A large attendance
'will help the cause of this worth}- or-
ganizallon.
The dastardly attempt to destroy
\Vilton station. Sunday mzht. was
frustrated by the efforts of Otto Och.
and two comrades. the were rrtnrm
in): from a neighbors. about ll
o'clock. Although the eastern front
and west door were blaalng merrily.
the boys put out. the re with water
from a nearby tank. here seems ab-
solutely no clue to! the incendiary.
who obtained on to quicken tho blaze
from a tool house .to which access
was made by mean: of duplicate keys.
SILENT VIGIL
FOR MSWINEY
(Continued tron Page the.)
,Many of the leading English pre
.lates of the Catholic Church were
asked to participate in the ceremo
pies at the church. Among them
were Archbishop Daniel 3 \lannix.
of Melbourne: Bishop Amigo of
Sonthwark. and Bishop‘ Potter of
Portsmouth.
. Plans for taking the~b0dy to Ens»
ton Station this afternoon on the
first stage of the Journey to Ireland.
,anncunced on Tuesday night had
been altered by the relatives.
1 Lady Mayor-est, MacSwinev col‘
lapsed from strain and anxiety this
morning and was unable to partici-
-pte in the ceremony at the cathe-
dral. it is not expected she will ac-
in
“An Evening at Home”
and
Today—Jew Bennett
“Youth’a Desire" .
. Frifiy—Billie Rhodes in
" “The Pajama Girl”
Saturday—Gladys Brochure“. in
‘ “White Dies"
Special Safiy Morning Matinee.
in: ms .
Profenor lardes ‘
mom
in
A Empty Dmpty Circus
'rov VAUIEVILLE
specuu. morons; .-
Ono solid hour at roaring I or.
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linnilonn of the Irish WNW army
«vi—~—
Admission for all. includio' war
Tax. 10:. ' .
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PALACEYAITDBVME
Dow-town Theatre Gets Asiothu
Show‘l'hatlsllflnl'nldl'e’
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The Palace Theatre hnsanother
fireaetnoderllle showbrhntunof
pepandadrprheaopenlngitathree
daysmraentwlththhattem’a
good' on paper” bathe
the \ande'me world has
doiotkokacpromuog. What“
aiidmhelCametloreltyhoopr
erswill'dounexpectldlywen. Shee-
hsnand‘mlflpa ”com
talkers and hours hareatooel
lorrwnmtnute. ‘l'heAnua-Trio~h
nilummmandfiar.
liarrersadflarhéeemeraer
panywlneloae theahow with 2“-
mutnce. mnetoptothe bottmn'
mnquaoinum Somehowglook‘
themflratorderandl’hhalsmw'
.ccmpany the body of her husband to
Ireland.
9 LONDON. Oct. 28.—A ponijficai re«
'qniem mass was celebrated - this
morning in St George's Cathedral
over the body of Terence HacSwiney.
church dignitaries the lord “11‘01' of
Dublin. the deputy, lord mayor of
Cork and deputations representing
the British Parliamentary Labor Par-
ty various lrish political and civic
organisations attended.
' Thousands thwnged every available
spaCe in the large 1. scores
standing O chairs in the aisles.
lnnmin'; for s glime of the chancel
where the «staunposed on a eats-
llalqne with foam one": wearing'the
iPounding: motionless as a gnrdof
honor.
-.._HAu_oweven misx nu.
iAmory, Friday. Dancing till 11-
-Priaes. - '
BEATS GASOLINE AT
15 CENTS A GALLO
2
andstart
[everything vendible. are but the back.
‘to have grown callous to the constant
'w‘
auooglhesnblecuetmmynoe
new invention nah. Ford: on 34 .
KawYarIa-r
Havana way not hold the noise
diampfnoshlp of the world. but u
was: little )lll \‘ew York is silent be
comprised. Unmnmed motors beyond;
co lion. tram cars that seen for
more flawed in producing camel
from: speed. bellowing render: of
‘zroomi or an unbroken uproar lhs' *
r-erthentes every ml: and canny at
the city. Honest hotel keepers tell you l
frankly that they can oh‘er every com
fort except quiet. Err-n in church you
hear the insult outside. broken in
rare intervals by the voice of thr-
preacher. It is not simply the day»
time uproar of business hours. it in
creases steadily from nightfall until
dawn. In olden With: menu, with
his dark lantern. his pike, pistol.
bunch of keys, whistle lad W. wan-
den-d through the streetd calling out
the time and the: state of weather
every halrhour. Bliefl'ortawocldhe
wasted nowadays.
The long-seasoned inhabitant: seem
turbulence. l hare yet tone! 1 new-
comer who confesses to an unbroken
hoorolsleep. llyou-ooeoattoooo
of the'pcusiozis of \edado. the house-
hold itself will keep you constantly re
minded that you are still lo Havana.
The (khan: sec-m to thrive on mine. it
they are so unfortunate as to bedenled
their beloved din. they lose no time in
producing another from t? own
throats. Afler a week in l! as we
took terry amiss the harbor and
strolled along the plain behind Cabana
fortress. For some tin wee
aware of an indent-lab)! sense an of
strangeness. anon-dag almost to dis-
gmtort. We had catered s all. or
more before we suddenly “saver-ell
that it was one to the mansion“!
silence—Century Magazine. ‘
DISHES NOT ALL SHE'D 00
School Teacher I.“ Harm
'OultoPllintolhsInd
Norm
She is a schoolteacher. who is an!—
lous to marry. and he ls a bashful to.
uni-ant owner. For three years she
has dined at his restaurant and at
some time during every meal he has
-
come to her table to talk to her. But
he nevermnsested sort .0! en-
gngement. Yet expression
in his eyes and his general damper
she has Inn: been sure that he cares
for her. “All he needs is just a little.
help." her best friend told her the
other day.
A fee days afterward when she was
in the restaurant he came to her table
mutual. “lsceyou'llsnonbeoote!
a job.” he laughed. and added: “Since
your school is going to close Friday
you might answer that. " and he point-
ed to a sign on his wall reading
“Dishwasher wanted.” “Would you
wash dishes for me?‘ he cautioned.
Back came the reply: “Yes. and
moi: and sweep and keep house In
1'ch way.” '
He took the hog. Also she is going
to quit teaching tor all "curb—Indian-
apolls News.
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Check on the “Hanan.
With the aid of an upper-sins re-
really devised by Julius Barret of the
Minneapolis dairy and food mm
stun. it is going to be possible within
the space of a very few mlnotn to
state just how long the wily dealer in
trick milk has worked the pump
handle. or allowed the product of
dairy to remain unprotected If the
April showers.
The cry-cum. as the new apps.
ram: is called. orks on the basis of
the dill'erenee freezing point be
tween water and In :gnd it wilkde-
l no“ infalllbi bether the cont
uncaring pure milk or we.
taxed nilk. or pure water to which a
little silk has been added—James
Anderson. in Scientific American. .
magmas.
Erecting alr W with
chlorineps any [neurone-real
premtlreatlaheon. Qnrlogthe
recent epidemlo‘lb! volunteer-swore
”Wreatotalrot-oretkaa”
Wataemtyum
su- Severalchndsonandanuaea‘
anngM‘la‘patleatawere
increase-nominal-
l
The statement nominee moneys to.
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Year my. now
no? 133 as
not 132 1.2 or v
man 14:; 1a 125 14
mo . was 12714
1911 1g 1.3 m 1.:
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1913 14014 11014
1914 mm 112
1915 13914 no
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1917 12314 9534
. ms 10014 sour
1m mu 95
1920 130M . .92 1.3
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smallest'or largest amounts.
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well as the “men's Bureau.
total. 8685. 451. 33 was collected in.
York while San Pruitt-co showed nnl339. so the statement adds.
aggregate mud of but 31. 763. 99.
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