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First National Presents
NORMA TALMADGE
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“ The Wonderful Thing”
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This is one of Norma Talmadge's best pictures.
her leading role by Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, celebrated million-
35 :ess who shocked Newport and Washington
society by entering the movies
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Hobart
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Doris May
All Star Support in the
story ‘ of tin ee women
called
“The
Foolish
Matron'sl’
Se e the home of Auto ‘ _
nio, the iomantie poet i
who resioes‘ in 3
New Canaan ‘
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WEDNESDAY
' -—All Star Cast—1‘3
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Cecil DeMille’s Most Elaborate Production -
“ The Affairs
of Anatol
Other Attractions
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Mildred Manning. Ho
Kathleen Kirkham.
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3xy.A;etylene Weldlng‘ 1nd Brazing; lek and iittlL l1ankie Lee.
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Three (amplete shows of vaudeville and pictures on Thursday—
Thanksgiving Day at 2. '15, 6: 45 and 9: 15
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to sell the lowest priced merchandise that’s being made. "
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:kncmn us 0111 of U1} linost
Ehis type on 11.21: screen; llurde
31.11211. :1 P0\\'t'l'flll actor of
frolBS: Darrell Foss.
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FI\:E ACTS OF \ AUDEVILLE
In which Joseph Hart Presents
‘HENRY BERESFORD
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lillltsfldld petn'i'm'mances in recent' One of America‘s most celebrated character actors and remembered
_(.ol«1V\'yn pictures by Rupert Hughes. in Norwalk for his appearance in “Shavings".‘in
§\\1th a good story and an excellent 7
rest. directed by one of filmrjom'sl “ r T ‘H ‘ BE: I y A ”V
‘cli-V'V-rcst pic‘ture makers. E. Mason THE hI(‘ T , FORE CHRIS 11 S
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1- :ins all the elements of a. fir
p] L)[(Jl\12 13‘.
‘Tlif-I IDLE CLASS. "
. i -. - - . . ' dancing. \‘lrs'. Campbell VV as again 0 ‘ . K ‘
New “mm"? lam"? A“ Added? , F surprised. this time when she “as \l;:m0;1i:zf::?seflpc:‘:l:::lt “\Tifli‘iiqigi
‘ Attri‘Tlluu At [3‘9“] Local 1 presented by \frs William Brue P‘lSt T-loo-ker 0T ~Crunl1ur;"‘ Kir. and Mrs.
H 3.1.115 1011.1, cm“ Daugm" 0f I‘M“ MC'Lagh’f“ '11an Campiwu and Master Edward.
Lodge. With a fur “90k piece. {m a. go amphell, of Norwalk: Mrs. and Mrs.
It tool: Charles
1y-two
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MISS.
Chaplin
to make- “Th
comedy 1'0
comes to the
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“straight.” with 1}“. tux
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:C lie {almost splits one-‘5 Sidps
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$221215 buckr to iii-3 I‘umii' - - bean-1g-
. :‘ afternoon cont. dented
3.11113. leaky shoes. "
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Nov. 21
who 11
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the Grind AVz-nue Congre-. _ ; _ _ _ ‘ . _
:23l C‘inznlz lie-re 101' 1 fight Vearsfi ‘ ' . . . ._; .. _ 7 _ __ 7'
-.Drdu_v 11ml his lette: 01‘ resign‘r' 7 ' . , - ' .
Tlie'R achest Malt Extraflfifade
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Ill Church in I {mimic-lo. 'He}
to relinquish his duti:s here Dec. 31.
)llLI‘ORl) liESflHSNT DEAD
IIILFC‘RD. .\'0V'.
Perrv who was 3. member of the made . Puritan Fresh Pressed Hops are the only hops
i House 05 Representatives from tlfis the: CC: heir full hop 53:0“ h cl ld l 1 e
. < ,r’» . . r -. ' y . . A poor malt e: ::r:-:t is no 5: c annor mg a: 0 mpg or cos
= 10“ 11 lll -1 9"“) $2.113 19” ‘ ' (“9‘1 at {.1‘8 honsl we (2 2:1: flavor 31.7 ms: 1.22.2: they are not worth using.
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\\'. A. Lewis. here. yesterday. Mr. m)" but u..- an worth a :0. more - 4.
Perry was a native of \Yestport. 66 Ever; goodd sale:- has t‘nc'm so insist on the n:m:“Pu1-i:an.”
rs old and :1 residen:
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5!:- ' -1 qfxrrsorzng.
Spring in _,
the Sign of-
:V-lien the sun
f Llie zodiac.
«constella‘ion of l‘lsces. and the exact
time of this eVe
'9fs-nacteci" by
“From the (310qu l p. " con-
just twenf' '
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Chaplin
PASTOR RI .SIG\ S
as been ‘
_ that he was to take
“5‘31‘105‘11‘129 pulpi; of the First Congregation—
21.—-James
here forty
t‘varies a 11:11 from.
st class‘
I _ _ Four Other'Big Acts
‘Blcmbcrs of may {\IcLachlan Lodge Seouisli. was then enjoyed.
l Have Flue Time in Cl‘allb‘ll'é‘: John- Hart gave a fine rendition of
i In the days of old it was often the “All? "“3“: H0059 Amafig the HCather."
lcustom of the various Clans m Scot- Mrs \K’m. Alclmughlan then favored
Hand to pav a surpi‘ise Visit to one an— thfi 0011192111} “ 1U! an IriSh song and
other—a surprise. generallv for the “as ably accompanied by Miss Bessie
ipurpose of “var and plunder McLaughlan. The C' 'anbury OCtEttf‘
In direct contrast to the ancient Consisting of Mrs Masterson Mrs. Mc-
customs. “as the su ise visit paid Iluughlin. Bliss Jo Mclx’av. Miss Fame
011 Saturdas night torleIan Campbell. lWorthy: Messrs. John Hart. leader:
of Cranburv. Various members of the William BrV ce \‘Villiam Bruce 'and
clans in this city. it being the birthdav James Campbell sang some Of the
.01 Mrs. James Campbell, of that local-9109171112” songs The ocrette was ac-
' :companied by Miss Susie Bruce.
31y. Mrs. Campbell. .311 honored mem-
her of Lady McLac‘nlan Lodge. Daugh- l James Campbell. Six. sang. with
tears of Scotia. was summoned to the much effectt “The Old Fireside" and
home of her niece Mrs. Hem-V Hook- filt‘s :1 Draw Moonlight Nicht the
er. after she had been sent for. She Nicht." ,
James Campl;>cll..Jr.. sang “Rolling
Stones." and Mrs. Masterson. of fill-
vermino. sang the old favorite, “An—
nie Laurie."
Miss Jo McKay gave a fine exhibi-
tion of Highland dancing. which was
greeted with well—deserved applause.
entered the homr and VVondercd “by;
5ch had been summoned. It “as then.
ilike the Highlanders in Rhoder ic Illiu.
ltlmt the. memheis of the Claus and the
Daughters of Scotia emerged from i
their hiding places
After a. brief interV al of singing and
c Idlei
1' First .
Regent ?
m add—é
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of '1
Edna.
Hurry .
Hand,
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g 7 Called Purztan
'1 'riE name Puritan Mal: Extract is printed in CV‘a-y
language in the world and known to the people of
new nation in the world-
Because Puritan Malt Extract is thetichest malgextrac-
d esires
A.
Cheap malt earners are no: wczth taking home.
5' PURE TAN MALT uxmqe'r Co. .
31 North “flame: Street. .
pntcrs
or the '
with presents from 01m rs M‘Fluding
her grandniece. Mass Nancy Hooker.
and her gmndson. Master Edward
TCampbell. . ' .
‘ Refreshments “ere serV ed and ruauv !
blamed the good 311' of Cranlmn on
their appetites. )‘lis Hfmker was as‘ ;
Esistul in her hospitable dispensing of-
cdibles by Miss \Yiiiters.1\lis9 Heleni
Firm
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” one store
i in t0wn.
where '“ >7
REGAL
5 ma? 5 mcnas
ing health-
‘ demons“;
their weight mcr
. pod dmgglgu.
How Yeagfiiiamon
Tablets Put On , g
Flesh , f-
constipation. skin eruption; poo:- complex
and mental condition. it. should not be use
easedtonormnl. Y ouczmget Masdn'a VITAMON tablets! ..
James Campbell Cranbury; Jamag
Campbell Jr.. Broolen. N. Y: John
Danell, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr. and Mrs.
John Hart. East. Norwalk; bit. and. ..
Mrs. \Villiam BIcLaughlin. Miss 13%
sie McLaughlin. M'iss “Haters, Mrs;
Cullen. Miss Mary Cullen. Mrs; Took.
er. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson. Miss
Edith \Y' on. all of South. Norwalk: ’
Mrs. Joh Bruce, bliss Susie Bruce.
Miss Helen Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Bryce, Mr. and Mrs. “'21). Bruce. 3339
Jo McKay. Miss Faye Worthy. Mrs. '
Worthy Mrs. Ferris. of Norwalk“:
Mrs. Alasterson. Miss Mary MICK]:
and Miss M. Small. of Silvermine:
Howard Brooks and Wallace LeCount.
of New York city? Charles Roselle. at
South Norwalk: M’lss Helen Sayage. of
Rowoyton. ,
PLAN AYTOMOBILE CLI'BS
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. 213—912.”
for organizing automobile clubs in
small and intermediate citiel;
throughout the country were distensi-
ed today at the annual fleeting o:
the American Automobile Association‘
here. Establishment of mechanicéE.
aid service for automobile club meat.
t-ers in all states was also consideneég,.;
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measure Vourseli each are}: sad con-
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regular}? until V'ou are 5;. isfied with
sour gain in “Eight and 913:3. :
blastin' 5 VTT ASTON contains V
concentrated yeast-V itnn; ices as w i '
as the two other still more in moi-tan:
vitamin 4'5 (Fat Soluble A and ‘V uteri;
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tl.ous,aés who appreciate its «bon—
veniencr. economy and quick results.
By increasing the nourishing power of 1
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Eupplies just what your body meth'
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renew shattered acne {orce without
Pimples, boils and clan eruptions;
complexion becomes radically clan:-a
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