EJTheatre
Lutertsinmcnt ilcnrinz the Rc-
gout. Stamp of Quality is
(£11.11'antcc1l.
Claire Adams i 'I
King Baggo’l,
h. vyw'ston Churchill's Famous
Novel
“THE E- DIVE LLIN G
PLACE OF LIGHT"
Other Attractions
SA_T’uRbAv
iOSEPH BOWLING
I.‘1
"THE KENTUCKY COLONEL"
l
REGENT
Clltertzinn'ert That Bears The
Regent. Stamp of Quality Is
Cuuranteed '
Thursday and Friday
December 2 and 3
8:11:34: Pre cuts The Distinguished
Theatre
No1 111:1 Talmadge
H -4 greatest screen triumph
tine Loves
And Lies”
Other Attractions
Spezial, I‘M-sical Program
THE HOUSE OF
100 PER CENT
ENTERTAINMENT
It'll; HOUSE OF 100 PER CENT
“HELP \VANTED—
TERrAlNMENT
Today at 2:15. 7 and 9
V‘1’ould You Like a Position."
Then Read
MA LE"
The call is by
El1 AN CHE SWEET
W: .- - 3>peazs i1 one of her dal' nti.
est p cture roles
and
RUTH ROUAND
. let-1 eplsode of the
. Paths Serial
'1.-{IE OF THE ROCKIES."
Thursosy and Fridn,
PI 1A E ACI‘ SOF
VAUDEVILL
Including
A iov1l flusl act bv the
rm: MUSCIAL QUEENS
and
M 1 Tourneur Presents
“DEEP WATERS"
Saturday
Fannie Ward
in
'51-”: PLAYED AND PAID"
“l stirring
'4”?
HOYT’S THEATRE
HIPPODROME OF THE
NORWALK—SHOWS
Thursday and Friday Evenings
7:15 and 9
Saturday Matinee 2:15
Evening 7:15 and 9
Admission 25c lncludin'g Tax
Children’s Saturday Matinee 15c
THE
Thursday Evening
GRACE. DARLING IN
“THE DISCARDED
, .WOMAN”
! Friday Evening '
: “MOTHERS or MEN”
1' Produced by Edward ‘Jose well
I
l
4
known in Norwaik and 'producer
of "0 Fool There Was" and
Other Early Theda Béra Suc~
cesses. .'
SATURDAY '
Jose Collins Presents
“WHERE IS MY “WIFE"
'sprcad spitit of fll\0lit\.
Chaplin Comedy
fm thc display: of 1101' talents and
:1I1iliti1s.SI1c is :It. lli'i‘ lust in own
1itist:1111 and “ith splendid suppozt
'\1hi(11 l .1s liccn trivtn hv :1 curt-full)
' st Inc H' 1] cast the (Antirc pioduction hc
(‘Oillt‘ s (mo of (\tmordinnm mciit.
"lit-lp \Vnntcd—Mulc” is
full (11' 211st :lnd pcp «1nd wj l 111- grunt-
l)' 1-11j1111'd In' all who appreciatc clcan
:1n1l wholvsomc cntcrtuiunicnt. 'I‘hcrc
Iwill lu- :1 n1-w t'piSOtlt‘ IRuth 1(0—
llund‘s scriul success " 0111111 of thc
I luckios. "
41
REGENT Tonmt
l —-
~“‘instnn Churchill's “D“‘Olllll" Plum"
l of Light" “as llccn 11dc An
g Attrnt-tivc Fcat’rc
1 l
i \Vinston Churchill's famous novcl
“"l‘lu: lm't-Iling' l'lucc oi‘l1ight' hnsl
1l1c1- 11 111: 1dc into onc of the most 11t-
Itr:~111i\'o photoplu) r-t I1:1s(s of tht _\car
:und “ill hc st 1:11 at thc ltcgcnt 'I‘hcntr-‘t
tod:1\' “llll‘t‘ it is 011 thc prog'mm.
_l’. ol11- rt .\IcI\'im (‘Initc Adams 11n1l1
,Ix’im: llug'uot :1Il distinguishr-d plun- rs'
‘.'11'c 1111111l1cis of :1 \(r\' sttong cast
[that will 111151 nt tlu pimc' 'I"'h1ic is
IiitIoA douht hut th: 1t "'I‘ht- Ilwcllinu
ll’lnt't- 111‘ Light" is (1110 of t.l1c.first r:1tc
'prodm‘tions front thc his: compnuics
it‘ritivs who htn‘c l'(*\'it‘\\'l'll this play
'111'1- loud in tho-ir Druisv's of thc handl-
intr ot‘ (Avcry dc-tnil of this picturc.
t——————-r—'—
51111 001111 1110111118
(Continued from Page One.)
'3'1nr old .\l11'.-1r11 l‘:1nr. son of tlm,dc-
.1-1-:1s111l, who \\':1s with him “ht 11 hc
1'1-1'1-i\1'd tiu- iniuv'ics which (ms: 11
(lt'illll. told (‘urout'r I'ht-Inii thnt the!
il‘Ullt'f.’ \\':1s 111-:11'l1' two I11111dr1-d fut
south wlu-ro- ihc occithAul hnppcncd
:1? tlz1- tinir- his 1'.1tl11-1' was struck
by tho lelUll‘lO‘JIit'.
Ilnth I-I\\i11'.." :lml l.is son to'stil’iml
that thc front light on th1~.t1'olls-y (‘nr
lulimlul lilt'lll so th:1t tI11-_\' could not
saw :11'1l llTle lino-1' sv-oinwl to wiump
11111 111' ll11' ;."1'111111d in front 111‘ tI11~ :111-
toniolrilt'. \\':1I:1(‘1A l-Iu'iuc‘. tht' d1"i\-
('1‘. szlld [111- v. .':14 but two t‘1-'1t'1:\\1\'
from ihc 111:4hAi111 “h1-11 hc so“ him
:xtld [lint I11 111111111 his I11: lkt‘ s and tltc'
111:11-hi111'1stnmuAtl w‘ithinlnui o1 fi\c
11- 1t. l-:1tI11-1' .1111l :011 :1"rt-11i that
\tho milomohilc \\ '1s going I11 111cc 1)
l'A and 1:1 mihs :111 hour :1t thc timc
According to tl11- tI-siitnonv of (“ol-
Ii11s. ihc 11101011111111. thc light on the
trully (“:11' “mild throw :ilwmt f‘." fort
and would not I1Ii111l :1111'11111» passing
li)‘.
I.ittl1'~ Ahcnrn Encr Sinitwl that In"
l1:1d wurncd his futlu-r that on auto-
mohiic \\':1s cominr. lmt thc I:1tt1'~r 1'11-
I .\l.\( i. TWA
X'J' Sty-1'1 Hus l11~mii11g Ill-11' in
“4-31-1112‘111 Vi-u ('111111--.I)-—.\'cw
Ill-.ti: ilulzuiil liphmlc
' i‘ 111 \\'.1'1'-- l ,. .'\i.1le " 'l’l11- (‘J-I!
Luv-'1 1:011. Ilium-hr 5.1.1.1-1-1 in :1 :'~A\V1
(-1: i plum-plan >‘I"(‘('.’<§'~ \\'I.i('h WLII
lu' 'I11~ l1»:111i1:‘~ 1‘1'11t1111- :11 llw I':1!.1"'
11,. '1t- 1!;' .1'.I tlu- pictui'i-s in which
l'ulAlk'l ."\\1'1'l ins lth: .s.1'l ir-tti ii is
'(1-1111'1'1.: 11‘
ill lliE THEATRES
{1123' (1111-1511 Itr-tti-x 21- I1: 1
I
' 1
1
fus-d to hrcdfsnyina thnt t'hc nuto-
lmullilc could pass him I1}: coin: out
on thc trolly trucks. .Almurn r1111
‘10 1‘111- shivwnlk :111d trot out of the
‘1' :1\' of tho mnchinc.
; _\l1di1':1l 1~\::1mi11cr S'imucl Illinoi—
'i11'.:to11 '1stil'i1~1i to thc iniurics sut'i‘cr-
I 1i by lint-1'. hut «lcc‘an-d that (l4-111T1
iwns prohuhix' th1- 1'1-s11lt of shock :1nd
:111'1] inn-runl hmnnrrhutrv'.
)le-nsurnv-nls of H1" ninoM of' thc
IYCCllll‘lll vorc lnks' 11 11:: (‘oroncr Pim—
1l111: nrvvinuA: to tho inniirst. A find-
illf' i1: ”111 ('ftSI‘ is ('th‘c‘trtl about
Monti-1V 112' 111xt wot-k.
' ___,_._._.__
lflv'VdY ‘.’1;'.'_'i'.1'.
in' 1.411; h1--'<1-ll' into
lllt' \ii'm' 41" tht- |l:11"v--"IA:111 (3:11'1‘1-11
211311114». ”11- Ill-1'. II, I‘- 11'1111'r'l1i1"r. in
(lunouncinq \'.‘h:1t ht- colic-d llll‘ Widc—
‘ 11 :- 31'] is ‘30—
111 ~11:1\'111" snivl
v7
M 1111-
“Hunt
INIO BAER llllllllll¢
11V lilt‘ :1c1'i1l1A11t. lint 11111st1011111f: In
1‘111-1'111111' Phi-Inn 1licitcd th1- inform4
:1:1tlm1 from \\':1ll;11'1' tht~ :iutnmollih-
might l1:1\'1- 11...” C'tllllt: L'I' mill-s :111]
that 111-\\' liLt'hts 11:11l lwrn 1'1Ac1'11tly nt—
luchml to their machinc to comply
with lllt‘ l:1\\' and that tht-y could
srr- :1 «listuncc of 31111 t'n-ct with tht'm.
"I 1:111 110 kill- iu\ ' lit‘ says. “hut a.
gidd‘. :md tiipp: 1111 pt oph- can 111:1'1'1‘1
curry th1- hurdcn of England's I'lm-
pirc. National i'l'ivolity can only issuc
lin nutionnl collnpsv. ”
34, 249 BATTLE DE—AD
i SHOWN IN COUNT
l
.1110
THE SOUTH NOBWALI EVENING SEMINEI.
r NORVVALK VS. PERTH AMIJOY.
Baskcfloalljfans in \‘om all: will be
givcn :1 in 11%..- ursda) 11i;:ht.\\hc'n
first (‘0 . We will clash
with tho whirlm -8th Amhoy
ic'im.:'1t the Armory. ‘ifi‘mmlr’uith.
out question \sill- be gnu of tit-111st
of ”1- season '
Two now tacts “ill ht sun. in H.1-
, ~‘ local t1 .1111 lint-up this \\11':.'..lo1
Continucd from first page gllz'vyt‘mas, ”w “mum“. Sm“ “h” H“.
, gnincd :1 warm t-Iucc in t‘-11- 11143115 (1{
N‘DOFt SIDS. and 110.1111." 59‘0“ mcn local basketball fans in post “111's.
‘out of cvcr: 10110 tin-d as the result “-1” “gm“ be sewn in action. A311.
2f “i'ounds; Infantry losscs were "W311, another (as: and smooth plnywr.
cat est. .15.(‘16 out of every 11100 whom it is :1 joy to sec. will also assist
of that arm bcinq wounded and 12.77
killed. The signal corps was next
with 52.22 woundcd and 3.13 killed
per thousand.
Dcaths from wounds totalled 13.
691. or slightly more than six per-
cent. while 158.555 of the wounded
or 70.7 per ccnt.. were returned to
duty. the remainder being invaildcd
homo for trcatmcnt or discharge.
Shell wounds were by far the most
deadly. the rcport said. adding that
no American soldicr lost both arms
and both legs in the world war. or
both legs or both arms and one other
extremity. I
1' Elm-m1 lost both legs at the thigh:
0110 both legs at the knee; one both
foot and the arm above the elbow.
with one leg at the thigh. ‘Morc that'
4400 soldiers lost a. part of one or
more extremities sixty -six lost the
(sight of both mes 44 lost the par-
ti'1l sight of both cx'r-s and 6644 lost
0110 no or thc sight of 0110 e\'.c
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“I (‘IIAFI N DIFQ
(EUGENE
AS RI'ISI'I.T OF BI'RNS
:1 comcdy’
Prohibition (‘nndidntc for Prcsidcnt
“'as 68 Years Old ‘
I.0.\G BEACH. Cal. Doc.
’cno “’.Cl1afli11.68 )curs old, Prohib-
ition candidate for President in 19118
.nnd 1912. dlt d \cstcrdax at his hom'l
‘hcrc from burns rcccixed Noumlwr
'20 when his clothing caught firt-
lwhilc lighting a gas hcater. :
' Mr. Chafin was Ilurncd _on thc body
The flames wcrc extinguished by ot-
thcr occupants of the npnrtmcnt
.housc. :‘lr.(‘ll:1t'in's wit? and tintizhtcn
'Mrs. Disrcmonn Hoffman of Lon:
lit-Mich wcrc with him at the end.l
l Mr. (‘hnfin was born Novcmlicr 1
'1852 at. East Troy, Wis. lin studied,
'I:'1\\ in tho Iflnix'crsit) of \Vlsconsin'
;nnd was admittcd to procticc in \Vau-
'kcshn in 1875. continuing practice:
and in Chicago for the grcater
1"thrr1
‘plll‘t of his lifc.
1—- Eug- A
Feel Slick,
By Gosh! 1
'I ll.\’l".\' tho \\':1\' \uu'ti l'1~1-l
11‘ mornings :1ftcr :1 1'11}: 111' \':111
i1),\'li's Ilut-lu'ss (3113'. '1'. 'llu- 11:1'1'111'
of it works likc :1 ('lmrm 1-11 :111
11:11'I_\'V111<11'11i11',r grout-hf 'l'1111'1111'nw .
mornin'r‘s :1 good lllllt‘ t1: t1'\'.
Duchcss, The Ccfl‘ee Supreme ,
E Cut to 380 1b.
i (5 lbs. $1. 85) l
Sanbo Coffee, Quality Fine ?
l Cut to 25c 1b.
(5 1113. $1.20)
{James Van ka Co
' 21 NORTH MAIN ST..
SOUTH NORVJALK
SAV E Y OUR EYE.
Don 't lt’l
ivitality. i
1TH A MEeR
Optometrists and Optimum
“The houu of good gl'nsoel.
S7 Atlar. ic St. Stamford
We Close at 6 P. M. Daily
1
1
1
l
1
1'.\'1'4st1'ai11 sup yum
The
Textile
tore
2.
the Company“ in
second \ictory. .
Thc l’crth Amhody
up u stiff huttlc :1L:1inst 11111
tivc. \Vith \Villiam 31111111111: at tho
hchn. 1111- Form Author «mints-t is not
thc sort to lay do1\'11 011 the job. Man-
ning will hc rcmémlwrcd :1s tlw man
who first put Norivnlk on tho basket.
K tcnm winning :1
tcnm will put
Nor“ :llk
hull map. scveral years ago.
I11 the prolimil‘ary game thc All
Norwaiks will cI'xsh with the M011-
tauks. another local team. The, gamc
will he for "blood." and should he
near!) as interesting as th(- his game.
Following the baskttbnll game.
thcrc will he dancing. to music by the
La Chateau orchostra.
NORWALK CORD TIRES 5:7an com) rust!
Special Sale on Mum-M 3580 ' '
WELDING AND BODY WORK
WEED mu: mums
CADILLAC LIMOUSINEB TO RENT
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONE! 22‘
We Keep} Open Saturday
Night to 9 O’Clock
An Exceptional
Handkerchief Buy
If the initial is here that
vou Wish.
AHJKLNOPRT
$3.00 Half Doze‘n
e linen of a beautiful
ty. A real pre-war value.
”@5’
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington St., 8. Norwalk.
.3; Baby Cuddle Dolls
Unbreakable Dolls in every manner of dress from the
babies in long clothes, with. knitted booteel and jackets to the
ones old enough to wear sweaters. cams. bloomers, sum
.1. hi“
,,
bonnets and hats.
This Doll family is a collection of Sole-men's samples. and
will be sold at cost. 7 ,,
“THIS LITTLE PIG
“'IINT TO .‘lARKl'TT"
J. I. Mallette
South Nomi]:
till-hits for your
cold morning's in
t'rcsh and smoked
hams and lmcons. and in pork
chops oi~ all kinds. (lur high
gradv coun‘ry pork. prime bcct’,
mutton and lamb an- tho choic-
cst that an- ruisvd. and we cut
and trim thvm for the tahlcs of
lllt' fastidious at Charnok's.
Ohmock's Market ‘
19 a. arm... Tel. 150.2 I
driicious
12105?
in
tahIP
sausngcs.
if? 88 WASHINGTON ST.
is
RIBBONS
If vnu are in need of Ribbons for my purpose whatsoever;
Silt h as for use in fancy work, dress trimmings, vestees, sashes
\
55 RAILROAD AVE.
New 1920 Mitchell
Delivered at once to your garage. all chames paid for
$1900
NEW MAXWELL
TOURING CAR OR ROADSTER
Immediate delivery to your garage, all charges paid for
$1275
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
PHONE 1413-4
girdles or hair bows y ou can make selection from on. stock of
plain ribbon in a “mo range of colors; Roman stripes. Dres-
duns, plaids and novelties. 1.,
The beauty and variety of this oferint: can hardly be
duplicated again in face of the unprecedented scarcity of
supply.
Bettct- choose while the advantage invites selection,
so NORWALK lg 86 Washington Street, South Norwalk
. ' ‘1
Standard Butter 69’ Egg Co.
LIBBY'S CORN BEEF. can . .
SEEDLESS RASINS P.{g
RICE
EGGS .....
53 MAIN STREET .
. NORWALK
GREEN GAGE PLUMS. i'trge .
Automobile Radios
8] work.
Victor Vlesely '
(Formerly With Vow Bros.)
Fenders
oaired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
13 Raymond Street. South Norwalk, Near South Main St. ;
l YOU'LL BE INTERESTED IN THE NEW PRICES.
12 NORTH MAIN STREET iin' 1.11\'11".':111I ”411.1 of prices it‘s brmuzht those shoes
SOUTH NORWALK 12-1111 1111 lli‘Jll 11.11111 111:11k 11f :1 fcw months ago .11 Within the
' 1'1': ~1 I1 11‘. :1‘.l \xlm111A.<i11'111111it\,fit and service.
. . ..... . . ............ . 250 2 $350 to $10.00
.............. -........102 A‘ 'Ef'fi;
...... 25: K.
. . ..... . ..... . . . . ..... 90 -11. . SHOP BEFORE SIX
............ .......59c doz :
----------- ELWOOD o GLOVER
I 122 Washington Street South Nor-walk
Standard Transportation
DAILY TRUCKS TO NEW YORK
LOCAL TRUCKING
n
' ' ' '. .. Radiators. Lamps re ‘
a " - : l
Weidinc of All Kinds of Metals. ’
TELEPHONES 456 AND 792
Heavy. oil-ta 111 en.
double soles .......
o.-...-.--.--.-...
SHOES “FOR MEN
‘1'}191 proof Shoes, full
..... .......$900
Dress Shoes, of tan cal
CONNEALLY £4? BRACKEN :
South Nor‘walk, Conn.
sroae cusses AT 6 DAILY
IF ‘IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
HAVE IT.
F. M. CULLEN
“THE HOUSE OF ALL VOLTAGES"
60 Wall Street
; perforated or plain
51.00 to $12.60 g
Not-walk
Phone 658
A Fresh Shipment of a Large
Assortment \
OUT TI‘JG FLA‘ {NELS
18: and 25c a yard 1
I
Absorbent Toweling 220 and f
250 a. yard. I.
Striped Silk Shining, a. yard 3
wide, 983 a yard. }
Bargains in Tapestry, Scrims, ?
SYRA CORD TIRES
40 Per Cent Off List for One Week—10,000 Mile: Guarantee
30x3'/2 $25.00'33x4l’z ................... $38.32
32x35/2 £130.00 34,1413 ____________ $3950
32x4 .................. $34.10 35x4“ . ...... $4006 /
33x4 . ........... . ...... .. $3560 35x4',’ $42.50
34x4 $36.40 35x51 ..................... $48.52
32x4'/2 ....... $37.45 37x5 .. .. ........ $54.30
CUNNINGHAM
39 West Vlashiug
SERVICE STATION,
ton Street.
15 MARSHALL STREET.
Tel. 2099
TELEPHONE 390
and Curtain goods. ;
I
The TEXTILE Store:_
136, Washmgto‘ 11 Street
South Norwulk f“
125 WASHINGTON 81'.
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
Merriam“ Hardware and Auto Supplies
man :40 ml: um?
Norwalk Chronicler