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Theatre
ntertainment That
Regent Stamp of
Guara’nteed
Bears
Quality
REGENT
Today and Tomorrow
1' hree Shows 2215, 7 and 9
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events 09 the year
: lara Kimball Young
“MID CHANNEL”
. Other . Attractions Including
Saturday Only
EDDIE POLO .
Sunday Night at 7 and 9
; Paramount Presents An finer
First Run
Dorothy Gish
in
xLittle Miss Rebellion"
Coming Next Week!
better +han
super feature
HIae Murray and David
Powell
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‘7 he original Criterion Theatre
Success
tine Most notable screen
in
elaborate film presentation of
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hat film fans have wanted and
wa ted for—A season's triumph
“The Miracle Man"
“Male and Female" or any other
1"THE RIGHT TO LOVE”
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Martin and Elliott
Songs and Dances
Egan and Kent
, Comedy a 13 1920
Wroes Buds
The. Essence of Jollity
Lane and Smith
Incomparable rapid fire comedy
Borinesette's Troupe
The original company direct
Nor-walk from B. F.
Riverside Theatre
and
Dorothy Dalton
Sir James Barrie's
Dramatic Story '
“HALF AN HOUR”
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Saturday
William Fox Presents
astonishing drama of
Woman's Dual Existence
“A SISTER OF SALOME"
Starring
Gladys Brockwell
Sunaay Evening
Two Shpws at 7 and 9
’ in
In
An
The second of the Paramount
Sunday Series
THE HOUSE OF 100 PER CENT'
A galaxy of vaudeville talent rarely
to
Keith's
Famous
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for( thc lust (urtain Salurdan night
,Ifin snappy “KITS...“‘PI‘C’ presented and
each one was well received. Martin
and Elliott opened the show'with song
and dance numhI-rs that wcre more
than ordinarily good. (‘om’cdy of thl‘
Viry luiesi 11nd host was furnished by
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Conn; Tells a Story of
Tonic, Stopped Nervous-
ness and Dizzyness
MISS I-llllSI'I I'RI'I'I
Miss i‘rut- who is :1 \vI-ll known
young lady in lllt‘ solo-ct circles of“
“'indsor says she is glad to endorse
(‘INU'I‘ :Is,.it helped her so much. Shi-
further suys—~
"I huu' Tim-11 troubled willI dizzy
headaches and nI-I'vousni-ss and :I gril-
(‘I‘ill run down condition of the; system
for a'long timi- and it Sf‘t'llN'll I could
1:14 nothing that would help nu until
I irii-d ( INU'I and this r1 muh stop-
111d 1115 suflering :it onc-L
‘ ( I.\()'I IS SUI I) ."\I I'I. \IS’I‘IZ II'S
IIIII‘I.‘ STORE. \\‘.\sHl.\'GTO\' 51‘.
11nd 1-:1n bQ‘Olllilllll'll at :Ill‘othcr first
class druggists ('\'t'l‘)‘\&'ll(‘l:(‘.-
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Taking Woman-Hood Tonic.
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“For llic first time in IllflnlllS,
Thomas \VIighi of x Ila) Street South
an- Hood Tonic.
Isell again. I used to just shake and 11
sometimes I could hardly hold on 10 dishes and things
I used to lay awake nights imagin- i »
all kinds oi terrible 111 like and counting the strike oi the clock as it struck
0 best Iemedy that lgiav-e evcr tak
lin
hour after hour.
nc-vcr do my work right.
1am badly so that I would 2391 all out
either sime
medigine.
is .sold
themselves to see the show agaln be- lvtrard and Brianne. The \Vroes Rose
HER SUFFERINE
Miss Elise Prue of Windsor,:
How CINOT, the Herbal.
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EHUNTINH THE STHHHES [IF
THE ETHEH, HHHH HT HHHHE
Her Nerves Were Completely Onstmng, Says Mrs. Wright. Before
She Now Sleeps Soundly Nights.
I didn' 1 wake
“'licn rimming came
I would be so all tagged out
of breath
Since I sinned inking \\ omzm- Ilood Tonic my nerves lcel greai
1I go to sleep at night almost as soon as my head touihcs the pillow,
feel so much better during the day that I can do all my work in half the limo.
"Ilmt l usod to and with habihe trouble My l1: .111 hasn'I bothered n1: :1 km
taking “'onian Hood Tonic.
Buds In a jovial specmlty of music. i
song's:- and dances. wu-e fine. The sex-
en performers in tblg act noL only he- i
(1211“? popular at once with the large
Norwalk audiences but will
pro\e one of the biggest cards
Palace. had thus far had In the season.
Lane and Smith were sure rapid fircrs:
at the comedv and d‘Id splendidly. .
The last of the five acts is the Borln—f
csettcs Troupe and that they have
been on the It. I‘. Keith circuit “as
not :1. surprise to those \\ ho saw them
Dorotln Dalton‘ 8 latest picture rele unse
“Half an Hour" was all that had been:
claimed for it. A remarkable prescn-
lation of‘SlfJami-s Ilarrie's popular'
novel it was produced and prI-scnti'd
in :1 style to 111uk it with [Ill‘ best filmi
offerings of the your. (‘upey Bernard?
four your old star of the Rose lluds
iwill gin- a special program for chil-.
Ill‘t'" :Ii Saturday's matinee. '
Deaths and Funerals
William Limburner. aged 80 years,
11 retired butcher, died suddenly at'
his home 9 First street, East Norwalk,
this morning of heart trouble. .
The death of ‘Mr. Limbumer puts1
,an end to plans for he and his widow":
'io celebrate their 58th wedding anni-i
versary today. and guests who came,
to the home to wish the couple joy on .
«their anniversary were greeted by the.
presence of the Grim Reaper 5
Mrs Limburner alohe survives her‘
husband The funeral will be held on'
;Monday afternoon at 3 O'clock from
the. late home Rev. II. E \Iarsland
infuriating interment will be in East
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The \lon.1r1h (ompunx manufac-
tnrim: men 8 Shirts. has taken 01's)- Iiy
l( as; the loll pl“0|)( 1"l_\ oi thi old S1113
tine] lluilding on “’ashinmon street. ‘
over the 5 & lo l‘cnt Store. and will,
soon install machinery and commence,
operations. This is :1 chi-ome addi-
tion to Norwalk's :Ilrmidy varied in-
dustries and will providi- \\'ork for :1
numlu- 1' of skilled operatives. ;
COLUMBUS. O Novlz— Suit to
test the Iecenl ruling of the prohibi-
lion enforcement, bureau prohibiting
lthe sale of malt extract and hops to
anvone except confecuoners asnd bak~
01s was filed today in the U. Court
here today by .1 local distributisng com
pans‘.
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Norwulk alter taking a little of \\ 0111
\115. \Vrighi hail been :1 sufferer for some time with ltmalci
troubles and \1 .Is unable to get any relief.
“I now feel boiler than I I1 119 in along time
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emble all over and not so ncI\ou.~. that:
Woman Hood Tonicf
on
I would Icel :Ili lll‘td 0m and could
My heart would 11:.11111
the least of exeriion.
so gOod that
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with
It surely is jusithi giandt'Si
,’ Dorothy Gish 5 Mariloglarggiood Tonic in South Norwalk by Mf'ad's Time, Store.
“LITTLE mssnREBELLION" _ .
, D A N c 1 N G ! EVERY MEMBER . ;
AT ARMORY . ’ ‘ ‘ .- 2
F NORWALK \ , OF THE ,
TUESDAY EVE, NOV. 16 ii ; ' .. i
McEnelly’s Singing A EPISCOPAL CHURCH E
Orchestra . f '
iAuspices G. F. Butterworth Rifles, IS DRAFTEDT'OR THE ‘
fiékfiis‘é'icaifi'éidii; Evil; 3... - . " i
9.... . .5... ' NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN -
" ' HEAR ABOUT IT SUNDAY
AT TH E THEATRES » l
1:1-:I:I-:.\"r THEATRE = .: ‘fV *
{tr-:1 Kinibau Young
..'liziiuicl" :1 Mature Exceptional As
A Two Days Attraction
Clam Kilzlliilll
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field itself
'i‘liimt l‘t' Today
Hrltt'z lull-st l'ilm attraction "blid
. 1711mm." Clara ‘Kimhall Young has
‘nmrii- than distinguished herself since
..In- has lpcwn
the very long list to her credit.
V'Iilplllf‘ll: of tin
JII" masterful
«nun— DIC(UI‘(‘,J18.S been handled is a
11110 has anything
> Regent patrons will be
“Ari-(Lilly phased with Miss Young's
The '
is also one of
credit to ewryom
1.1 do with it.
III:- .1 rol: for she is at her best.
”winning carpi-nu)
brilliance.
altrauion for the 11.50 dais with other‘
fawn-s including for tomorrow only
a new episode of Eddie l’olos latest
Univ-t rs 11 thiiller.
PALACE VA [TDEVILLE
“1:111 Please.» large Armistice Day
Audiences—[Why Dalton
Picture A Big Hit
!’h(- Palace
Stars in “)fld
Young whose fume
.1.. 1n :uii-o-ss is as wide as the motion
will be seen at the
and tomorrow
nfiiking productions
through her own company and this
III'WG'SI feature is one of the best of
The
:ilory prt'm'n'sls opportunity for the de-
lust in the art and
This Man’s Right Side Badly Effoeted
Pains disappeared Entirely.
George Palmetes was incapacitated
'armse are so much better that I
Tl"> Regent will offer this able before so very lon’to again have the full use 01'
That's just how much confidence I
lRooTonlc which has helped me so much MnCe I first
I used to have dizzy headaches but.
these have left me. A pain over my liver‘and gas and
bloating after eating nave (pappealred. Lthank good-
..__..__ 1 have one great medicine and every
I'mgruw’ of Five Splendid Acts “are time I meet a sick person. you knew what I am going
If they only knew what a great thing Roo-
j’siarted using it.
i to tell him.
‘Touic is for sick people.
vaudeville bill was a.
1 .1. .ii'iory yesterday and the grails—1
'2 - terms upon which péople finallyl
=-. 11m house included a promise to
manncr In “men “‘81 more than glad to tell how ROOTonic has hPlDPd him and is hopeful 01' reCOV'
l ering his full stxengtb once more. '
As he puts it:-—~“RooTonic is helping me asnothing else ever did. I find
My side and m.\'
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it. excels by far any other remedy that
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ness. You surely
Charles W. Cole was greatly benefited.
RooTonlc is sold at
Mead’s
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Recovering. Expects to Regain Full Use of Side and Arms. ”Soon Other
arm was badly effected and it was dilficult for him to use his limbs.
know
Drug Store, 8 No. Main St.
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by Stroke. Takes RooTonic and I:
because. of a nervous strok. His right
He is
I have ever taken.
I shall b_
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In spite 61’"the Armistice Day ‘cele-
had It Islespcctcd that there will he a
bration. them was a. large attendance large. turnout of members of that or-
at the fair which Is being held at the
"I‘own Assembly ball by
'.Co.
likclv‘ .business and the dancing 11:13 enjoyed
the 'Tonight is Hedmeu‘s 111 chi :11 the fair the Sentinel
Eganintlon. There will lu- :QpI'ize
Hope Hose waltz...
No 2. The booths did :1 good.
~Try II classified advertisement In
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Special AnnOuncement
Upon urgent request from the many patrons who did not
purchase Season tickets for the Steinert Concert Series—-
tickets may be obtained for the remaining 4 Concerts at the
special reduced rates:
. $5. 20 $6. 00 $6.80 Plus War Tax
THE CONCERTS TO PAOLLOWAM
Nov. 28th Dec. 26th
Mme. LOUISE HOMER , 'M A RY
and DAUGHTER G A R D E N
In 3 joint Concert , \9v’orld's Famous Soprano
Jan. 24th March 6th
ANNA CASE, Soprano EULDA LAS'HANSKA
JACQUES THIBAUD 31%;,in ‘i‘r’Xiifiifi’i
Violinist Baritone
TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT
M. STEINERT 69° SON CO
915 Main Street Bridgeport, Conn.
North Main Street
, SILKS! ' SILKS! . SILKS!
Actounding Values in This Clearance Sale of High
_ Quality Silks
Georgette, $1.39
Wash Satin- $1.89
40 inch.
A” Wk. 3“ Wade‘- :6 Inch. All silk. Flesh and while
.Crepe De Ohme- $1.49 . Tafl‘eta, $2.25
40 inch»- all. silk. All leading a _ . fl. .. ,
shades. “6 ID(h. All Hi}, lino cbifion
Charmeuse $329 “a”
40 inch. All 'silk. 'MosI popular Dress Satin, 31:98
fall silk. 36 inch. All silk. Fall shades.
Also shirtings, meteors andlinings.
NEW YORKLADIES’ TAILOR
- Phone 336-3
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FIRST CHURCH OF
0. Omaha.
Chuvch of CH: I"
. AT THREE—1T ‘.
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Saturday at
‘ ‘ Sterling" Gray Enameled
Pots
lfi'quai'l capacity with tin
covers. '
Saturday Speci:1l.....$2.29
5-Gal. Galvanized Oil Cans
will] fnum'l. Saturday
Special ............. $1.79
“Pyrex" Custard Cups
large size. lieu. 301- céclI. Sut-
urday Spor-iul- pkg (if-6
.................... $1.39
White Enameled Double
Boilers
Suturilm \III'I 1.1l l qt.
size ................. $1.49
2 «It. size ............ $1279
Rubber Door Mats
‘l(l_\lh‘. Suturila) Special
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98¢
"Rogers" Nickel Silver
Knives
and forks, sci of G of (‘EH'IL
Saturday Special, sol $3.39
NORWALK. CONN.
CGhDIALLY INVITES You AND YOUR FRIENDS TO ATTEND
A FREE OLECTUB
CHRISTIAN" SCIENCE
av CLARENCE w. CHADWICK c. s a
Member of the Board of Lectumhlp of The ”other Church, The Firtt
Sue-oust in Boston Mass.
IN THE REGENT THEATRE, NORWALK, CONN.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 14, 1920.
Unusual Offerings in Kitchen Needs for
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Nebraska
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Rosenfield’s
“Roads" Self Boating
Double Roaster
No. ’size-
Will roast :1 Ill-lb. fowl Sat.
Special ............ “.19
Extra. large Deep W
tin, Saturday Sp" Ial .... 100
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“lino" Aluminum
Ten Ball Pols. 5 cup siyc
Saturday Special . $2.49
Almmnm' Sauce Pans
set of 3 sizes, Saturday Spe-
cial ............. $1.39 set
Ghee Pitchers _
about 2-qt. sizc. .Saturday
Special ............... 49c
Glue Butter Dishes
Saturday Special
250
"Perfefion" Oil Heaters
$8. 00 value- Satin das Special
................... 86. as
JOSEPH ROSENI‘IELD
Hardware and Bountiful-11mm
Phone 340
125 Washington St. ‘
GWLAND S mas-n
“mummmmammmm
Sale of 500
~19“..er ni'ghtgowns.
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Just nightgowns in this sale—and what a wonderful
collection of them!
SOft naiusook. fine muslin, splendid crepe.
Beautiful trimming of embroidery, of filet, of Cluny
or Val lace.
A number of plain rich and delightful tailored efiects.
Short medium or long sleeves; high V or round necks.
Most beautiful and attractive lot of nightgowns we’ve
seen at special. price in months and months and months.
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textiles,-' 13 $3 to $6. 50; pick and choose
Their value, based on today’ 3 lower prices for cotton
s1flto“
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planned and made them.
Real creations. showing
was fine In making as in design.
(‘repc dc rhino, Georgette crepe, and softest of fim
t..fl'et:1.
' In wonderful hues of rose and blue, in splendid com
liinations of black with metal embroidery and Orion“
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colorings.
Get. from coal
ALL its heat
Make every pound Of coal
that goes into your heater
give you-back its full supply
of heat.
Keep heater drawing
well, sift your ashes and use
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Things you need 'for an
efficient and economical
heating of your home :—
Rotary ash Sifters, work
quickly and easily—$5.
Ash sieves for use at bin:
—_wood framehwc and 50c;
metal frame, 85c.
Ash cans both 3111:111an
large, light. 'weight or very
Elegy—$2. .50 to $5.
tasks for carrying filled
cans from cellar—$5.
Stout cellar~ brooms that"
will last last long—65o.
Dresses of wondrous
Regular prices. and full value utthczn,
range from $50 to $75— ready at
Second floor. ' .
Free Delivery
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charm for evenmg--- , é
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speCIa] $37.50. :
Distinctive and inspiring dream; loveliest sorts fa “. ;
evening '11' car . with one—third 0| omhaif of original pl'id
dropped. 3..
New fresh beauties direct. from the specialist who 7 a.
latest lines and decoration!
$37. 50
Womcfi'e fine and
newprotty map pumps. ,
. A graceful strap sob '.
them of admirably. 7‘3»
Rich deep black—eitheJ
satin or suede or kid or pail
ent leather. .
With graceful Freud
heels to add their daintim
Light and handsome-4
with the smoothness Int
beauty of a glove. 1;
$10 $12 81 $13. 50 i 39
pumps for chil
dren and girls. Have lighl
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tunl are of lustrOui
patent ooltskix1.Aocord'm
to sue—' $3 75 to $7
Illa floor. rear.
mackinaws
fol-live boys—$8.50
The mackinaw is IT fa
boy who wants to get on
into every gun:
that’s going! ,. . {
Wand. But never in tin ‘-
my. ‘
Good warm collar, doubl
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Norwalk Chronicler