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REGENT
Theatre
IICA’DAY, DECEMBER 6, 1920.
IHE BEST FEATURE PICTURES
OBTAINABLE
Today at 2:15. 7 and 9
EQUITY PRESENTS
Clara Kimball Young:
and
(‘onway Tearle
1,, a new dramatic presentation ‘
“THE FORBIDDEN
WOMAN”
“MERMAID NONSENSE"
PATHE NEWS
TUESDAY
BUSTER KEATON
Q in
“ONE WEEK"
and '
Broadway’s Noted Comedy
“SO LONG LETTY"
w“.
WEDNESDAY
The Modern A‘Vamp
LOUISE GLAUM
in
“LOVE MADNESS"
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
1 the greatest Success of her
' Career
“A SLAVE 0F VANITY"
This is a picture unusual.
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dines when he longs for a. real home
'Llle
Iil‘s :1 queer combination and would
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lhloore. and W'aiter Hiers.
,ure a number of bathing lassies who
just as enthusiastic as eve-r’he was.
<5 HOUSE OF 100 PER CENT
9 ENTERTAINMENT
Today at 2:15, 7 and 9
of the best comedies ever
Offered
lii'STER IKEATON
1n
“ONE WEEK”-
and
All Star Cast Presents the
Oliver Morocco Success
“SO LONG LETTY”
HOLMES TRAVELOGUE
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Tomorrow
Equity Presents
CLARA KIMBA'LL YOUNG.
m
iHE FORBIDDEN WOMAN’
arHE NEWS
MERMAID NONSENSE
_ WEDNESDAY
Jack Richardson and Mignon
Anderson
In
“THE HEART OF A WOMAN"
RUTH ROLAND SERIAL
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
With Vaudeville
EARL}: VJILLIAMS
" T ”3. PURPLE CIPHER"
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Hi li'T’S THEATRE
”mourn-111111» of the Norwalks.
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1 ll.\l\(-’S at 7:15 and 9:00.
Matinee this—Evening
l 7:15 and 9:00.
l ‘ ' ' I03: (including tax) 25c
' Saturday ‘Matinec, 15c.
THIS WEEK
Edith Day in
.EILDREN NOT WANTED"
lllfill (‘nrletnn Presents
"MOON MADNESS"
. ‘1 1111.1? .t- RALPH LEWIS
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“( “SIMON SENSE"-
(‘llm-llc Chaplin
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" i'lU-I F'IREJIAN'
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:212ullity Pictures
EAST NORWALK
..;-3 Wednesday, Dec. 8*
'.;:.\'A GOODRICH
in
35311". HUSBAND’S
HONOR" '
Llnccm‘s Address at
Gettysburg
gSerial Featuring
:2: Kg Boggot in
‘ EHAWK’S TRAIL"
‘ Comedy. Benturpen'in '
Pardon Me”
Wednesday and Friday
in
a
AT
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David Da‘V‘enport. president 'of the
Davenport Construction Company of
New York. finds himself in financial
difficulty. In some of His predous
cmbarrsnsments he has been hard up
for an indorser and has induced his
young confidential secretary. Richard
Page. 10 indorse his checks and se-
curities.
When the blow-up comes young
Page is held in. part responsibility
for the swindle that has been per-
petrated. Davenport. expects to right
matters with -some big contracts for
lighthouses which"he is about to
close with the Japanese government.
Nancy. Dick's young wife. gifted
with the intuition that to a good wo-I
man’s heritage realizes without
knowing why. that he is in danger. i
Confronted by Nancy with her sus-'
picions. Dick is forced to confess
that he has been. given the elterneni
tive by Davenport of putting the con-1
tracts through will the Japanese. or
of facing charges in court of offense-'
es committed by his chief.
“HEB HUSBAND'S HONOR,"
cooked meal. Another is fed home COMMUNITY HALL.
cooked meals when he is strong for
“high spots" and the Paris gowns.
have ended in the divorce courts had
not the whes of the two slipped over
:1 real lesson on the dissatisfied hus-
minds.
The new Rober—tson Cole lclease has
Just the proper cast to put‘ ‘80 Long
i city" over in a manner to delight
picture loxcrs Included are '1‘. Roy
Barnes. Grace Darmond. Colleen
Also. there
are very, very, shapely. ,
[luster Kenton's new comedy, “One
“leek" is on today's bill.
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REGENT TODAY '
(“lam Kimball Young _' must have
read Conway 'l‘earie'd intcniew in a
1.08 Angeles paper in which the lead-
ing man is quoted as stating that kiss-
ing ruins a film. for ill her'production
which is at the Regent :today. “The
Forbidden \Vomnn," Missibung never
loses an opportunity to make. Tearle.
either '0 strai ltway a inst'hi s o- l
é’ g1 ga s p Japanese
'kcn exlfression or tolerate extremely ' TMO Usaki. the' chief i
unctuous osculation. Those who have Commissioner. has become a figure 11
seen “The Forbidden woman" say society.
that Miss Young seems to" put more Discovery of her husband's danger
oldor in her kisslng scenes than ever' rouses her to the necessity for no-
before—and most men one. knows the “03- She determines to use her 4“;
be.1util‘ul Clara was never lethargic in fluence With U331“ to get the con-‘
sentimental or romantic' scenes. In’ tracts signed. She takes the blue-
”1110 lmbidden \\ oman" Tearle has prints and specifications from Dick's
no lfss than ten chances to prove the private drawer and goes to meet Lea-
ntry'.
sincnitv of his interxiew—but seems kl at a house part.) in the cou
Usaki sees a chance to secure pos- I
EYE§§E$RP
Give E‘ycrsllarpjl’ellcils, this Xmas to your friends and i
relatives—Give them a Gift that will he appreciated—useful
and valuable.
Alwzus sharp—Nev er sharpcncd.1See our assortment of
them
DONNELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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CHRISTMAS,
IFTS
They ‘Should Be Useful.
That Means Electrical.
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session of the valuable plane for s'can Mechanics. were hosts last eve-
small price and proposes to negou- nins at a we
ate direct with Nancy. ' the form of
The bargain with Usaki is ‘com-
pleted. Nancy meets hm iin a desert-
ed house and surrenders the papers
Davenport. convinced at last of his.
utter ruin. with the plans in
hands of 'L'saki. shoots himself.ld '9‘]- An informal program has car-
Nancy confesses to Dick her financial ”9d 0‘“ t0 "‘9
transaction with (said: he has d111,. fvature was 1:1in presentations b1
appeared.
to the firm' 3 coffers and is saved.
box‘ social which fol-
A large number of guests. Mecllanlés
from Stamford and Danbury as well
as local friends. were present.
was choral. A tasty
2- -—~ . —— « erved during the evening.
JINIOR MECHANICS SOCIAL. A feature of the social time was the
Members of Roger Ludlow Council. 'presentation of a 35 gold piece. The
No 5 Junior Order of l nitcd Amer-L. recipient was Miss Helen Espoeito
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succssful gathering. in f
iOper . cent Disco” unt'Sale 7
lowed their regular business session. "
The
the attendance in all was over one hun-
enjoyment of all. A
Biol: turns the. maney in v‘Miss Eleanor Lockwood. The singing L
collation was .
V‘ rfleece lined, silk and wool and cotton end wool.
' stripes, with collar and collsrless models. .
and colored silk and black glorie silk.
A drop 1n prices is the favorite topic of conversa-
tion, but instead of merely talking about it we are '
offering the following specials at 21% discount for
one week, commencing Saturday, December 4,1920.
FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR
Union Suits in medium weight cotton, silk and wool, and
cotton and wool. V ests and Pants in medium weight cotton,
Bloomers and Bodiee Vests in pink end white.
FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS
blade of soft. weave flannelin on white or van-colored
BLOUSES
7 Blouses in silk, Georgette, voile. poplin and anektte.
UMBRELLAS
We are still ofiering at 20 % discount Umbrellas in black
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SILK HOSIERY
seVVe are still selling Gordon, Van Bank: and Rivoli Silk
- at 20% discount.
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Fifth
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Women’s Winter Footwear
New and striking patterns combined with improved weer-
ing quslities
‘GOS‘I'OF LIVING
Is a. problem that has vexed
many families in moderate
circumstances. but our mallo-
men have not felt the pinch
of rising prices so far as meats
are cbn’ernaa. Our extens'vo
trade and marketing facilities
enables us to sell the best
grades of meat on a modest
profit basis. Just (Onlllfll‘z‘ our
prices and qualities with oth-
ers. i A
“EARN“ ‘s NIARK ET
1' Banana! Ava. Phone 1583-2.
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The well-dressed always find just what they require in i
our styles.
SEE OUR CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
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SHOP BEFORE SIX
ELwooo o GLOVER
122 Washington Street South Norwslk
This year, especially, you should make
your money count by giving gifts that will
prove. serviceable. Nothing could be of
greater service, or give a longer and more
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5""?!ng M7: 15, 8 :45
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-,rles on one hand 8-1141
Long Letty," the Al‘
.1 production which is
bertson Cole as _I. super,
satisfactory use than many of the Electrical
devices.
Can you imagine a gift that will, prove
’ MASON S’ SUPPLIES
’TheNorwalk Coal esupplyCo.
Water St., So. Norwalk,'Conn.
COAL AND WOOD
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l'or the convenience of my be left or
more welcome than any elf-the following:
Electric Iron Electric Grill
r
Electric Toaster Electric Percolator
Electric Sewing
Machine
Electric Vacuum
Cleaner
Electric Dish
Electric Washing
‘ Washer
Machine
peymmtemdeetneymondmmalwmmm.
Standard TransportatiOn
DAILY TRUCKS To NEW YORK
LOCAL TRUCKING
¢.—--.._...-._—__ .._._._ w-e—e-o.—.—-——s.
_ TELEPHONES 456 AND 792.
Anyone would be most pleased to receive .
any one of these modern. labor-savers. * l
The prize of most. of these devices IS quite
reasonable. On the more expensive articles,
such as Vacuum Cleaners, etc, you need not
pay cash. Only a small first payment will be
needed. The balance can,be paid in easy
monthly payments.
Our store is the headquarters for things
Electrical. Come in and look over our line.
SHOES F OR' MEN
Heavy, oil- tanned, weatherproof Shoes, full
double soles $9.00
Dress Shoes, of tan calf; perforated or plain
$7.00to$12.00
CONNEALLY £3 BRACKEN
er 0 cellar
stone, etc,
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You will find many desirable gifts here.
11:1 the other may break. 5 ’
openness
40 Percent 01' ”which. Wok-elm lilo. We.
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The tide of popular patronage flows Our
way and the pleased enthusiasm of our pa-
trons, as they enter our new size/g, is very
We extend a cordial invi- ,
tation to all to visit our new home, at .
‘Nos. 7o72 North Main SM
Here you will find a thorough, complete
and intensely interesting collection of FUR-
NITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, lilNOLEUMS,
”‘TOVES, CHINA, CUT GLASS, KITCHEN
FURNISHINGS, CEDAR CHFBTS, FLOOR
LAMPS, TABLE LAMPS, ETC, at prices
that teach a valuable lesson in economy.
The. quality of the merchandise has such a
Well-known high standard of~ genuineneiss.
that emphasizing the fact is unnecessary.
The best for the money is assured when you
purchase here.
gratifying to us.
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AJ. COLLlNS CO.
Norwalk Chronicler