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THE OLD HOMESTEAD
IS SOME SHOW I 2 .
TODAY AND TOMORROW I
:235. 7:00 and non ' i
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Regent Theatre
Presents
_ .I Immortal drama that has Killed American beans wmI I
I'm: and tears and gladness for fifty years.
“THE OLD
HOMESTEA ’%
(Dem-nan Thompson‘ 1)
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' we screen as a Paramount super picture—u magnificent
as. the story merits- .
THEODORE ROBERTS
:~ '- of ['nrle me. and there's Seth Happy Jack Si and
.I': ‘ all those other characters xou have loved in
tho- great story and play
DON'T THINK OF MISSING IT !
SATURDAY ‘
' luxhle E‘nn: ure Program
[VIOLA DANA
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“JUNE MADNESS”
C OM MI N G
GLORIA SWANSON in “HER GILDED CAGE"
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1; *8. :I c." D: {ID ES“ ERSC‘I‘: CVF?’ S W. GRAY Jr. Manager.
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I}; Will}. P‘NUHRUW AND SATURDAY
.II. :43: DA; WEEK END PRCGPAM or KEITH .
I; {AIDE} I- ILLE AND FEATURE PICTURES .
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3%: MAR OTHER BIG ACTS I
’ Tod.» and Tomorrow
:‘.I:.II::: "7K HOLT~MITCHELL LEWIS
' rI-lwmd Sheldon's Story
“On the High Seas” i
Drama "Bwbind the Door"?
" " R. D A Y
I... '- T. ‘TOP 0 THE MORNING" ’
dc». I73 and Pictures Today at 2:15, 6:45
"2 ng Price! at Matinee.
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TITLE. 38 ON SALE TOMORROW A?
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‘ E . I'.or thought o.‘ Manager David E;-
RwaoII and his
selection could notI
l IIs-sxlnly: '
have berm better. Those who
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:m v. L»!J"§B‘:‘1 tin“ initial run yesterdayg
._... I I I‘ - em; I :n their ruse t ' ‘
I. In “In .nl flu-u- lmmntlc sensual: ’ or tins
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F11 Nor» Roberts. George Faxcett,
mm H: dram} and the other. men-
Ira of the mat wonderfully [filed
3 roles which were unsigned to them];
gm} all in all {he play m a winner.
l' will, be offered at the Regent today
:.:2:15. 7 and 9 with approprhle
mart subjects and Non-all; people
b '.l..'~ tsunnut butter spend e (gay than by
I “.2“; own; to see “'l'lfe (fid milestone!”
I {hrs
' GREENWICHFIRE .
. CAUSES BIG LOSS
I
- - (:REEY‘WICH Nov. ”Maury“
2.3.1.92 fiapnwubooh and personal
s . III-titles rzlued :1 seven! thousanrl
“it” u- dollars were last in a final last night.
. ”if; :7. I213 bedmom or a cottage occupied:
:. v“ E :5 ly Mm Anne Seton. Mme:- a!
Yupwgm Ernest Thompson Sewn. An over-z
I L .. .z .2 m heated oil store was the cause «the
T um.
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3 Cold Storage Pearls I
I'mlmal'n Fa- Oriental m "are to my in are
p... In: A! nr- I’M
. 1mm, Vim are to war. :, i
' ‘ {among-1&3" ‘3‘!“ :0 ‘IW‘M M'i”.”‘ ' .
'I-Jrum today F'h“ shade. of ‘33.“ to CM from
1 Immwmn'g (1' Well the skill? ”if me we of
of .3; 0mm mm. m remn-
”9:51 jng D3, Adv.
'- "L if when
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" I““Irrs make
I East Norwalk
‘dny with relatives in Danbury.
10f Christ. church mu week.
{Pu}:
If an! l-‘z ank HOE 3W1 the guests en-
Y i: 1g file music
I Isubsiltuted for
y
Winfield Scott is spending the hell.
Let-0y Downs: or Winfield attest
was :I visitor in ngenem last even-
lug.
“Miss Charlotte Jarvis is spending
the holiday recess fit her home on
Sear-lei avenue.
Miss Matilda Smith or Rowan street
is spenrfing the holiday with her
brother. Rev. A. J. Smith in Astoria.
.Y. .
Two more cases of measles have
‘been reported “In East Nam they
being those of the Mme: Vlvinn and
Muriel Motllt.
A family re- -unlon oi the family or
Mr. and Mrs. E. B Smirk of East
Axel-me is to be held at the latter.
home today.
Miss Judith Thompson of Eiristol.
{nrtnerly of Edlle avenue. who is
spending the holiday with relatives in
town was a. visitor here yesterixy.
Because today Ls a holiday. there is
no meeting or the W‘omen‘a Auxiliary
The next
mm- tlng will be held on Thursday up
wnmon. December 7th
-——lI. Conly 8: Company. ladies; and
gents' tailor . New suits made to or-
‘ to avoid the Stanford our. the driver
_side of the road-
front 3" the Wine. and in III-‘13::
mas at the road, and. narrowly %
cgped hitting a. his maple tree. on the
The driver of the
car was severely. reprimanded by
Tram Oflficer Ernest L. Groat. '
ROWayton. l
Burl! P. Ste-requ'chier Engineer of
the U. S. M. S; 3. Philadelphia, is
spending the 'l‘l'IzI'Iksghing Holidays
in Rowayton.
’ A subscription dance will be held}
on Friday aiming in the'fiowayton
Hose House. Wellnim's Orchestra
will furnish music as usual. The
support of the young-Mme ll asked,
so that more of these stairs can be
held.
The children or the Bony:
K1100} held their maul-figuring exec:
does at the school yesterday fitter.
noon. A program of gangs‘ recita-
tion: and exercise. was given and‘tlm
Rev H. B Sehnert. pastor of the R0.
waytox M. 2. church gavs: a timely
address on “Thankuegiwrg
wmamx scnoor; I
Sal t t Fl
u e o as and Amvnna School
lSmug—«Ow-er the River—fl?- hhjoLl ‘
Cecelia Mlller. Grade I
Song—\ovember 26' VI: ‘
I. gm: from
Grade 1. Olga Soltis. Anna. Saran-
tos. Ruth 7wicker. TIEIIe Mikula.
Rose Haddlck Loretta. chha. Oh.
der. Cleaning. pressing and repair-
I 1‘1. 4: Van Zane: sneer.
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Tho Deeember meeting of the East
\orwalk Improvement Association will
I . II. III on Tuesday afternoon. Decem- I
i: u. 3, at Community Hall. II; the
nine the second 0! the card par-fies
\viH L»— lt-a‘. d at tht‘ hall.
"was mnrum: at I
van" )1 E.
nu“- If praiw song and pmxer of
.I. ll kszixing is to be held. A cordial
van-:II to attend is extended those
7:.3: .‘I
who obstrv to do so.
last evening at the \‘orwalk
IIIItI-y club. wlwn. following a spe—
turkey dinner proparod‘by Stew-
.;,.-1 dancing until an oar!) hot r this
.II Huang Sp-Nvlels orIlIestra furnish-
_..._—.—
w usual custom that prevails
amen: :1 number of East Sorwalft.‘
rv'Opk i. e. (omlslnlug forces and
.Llfillnn tthr lI-sr. fortunate fellonmeu
I .II worn: 1 again prexhiléd this Vear
Thankszhing Mekcts being sent to
1310‘ who It was felt would need and
upprwcinte thorn. :
This evening at the Swedish Con-
grezazlona! church a“. Van Rand:
stre‘t. a Thanksgiving FI-stlval will
ke hrld with a program of musical
rumlrém and In appropriate address.
AdmImon is free. mthough an offer-
ton will be taken The program
will rommenco at 7:3“I o’r'ock sharp
this memos. and all an? cordlnlly in-
filed to attend.
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local radio fans are ltgmn'ng to
nntt. that as tho w. at}: I“: grow: cold~
the rech-pt'xon of signals. both CW
pom; b3-
(Tubn. has
er.
and spark I'rom distant
(‘Ql'll‘-$ homer. Havana.
burn picked up by many local ama-
tm: :9. who have excvptionnl sets. So
(It Is is known no single tube set
has reported llnxsna as yet locan‘y.
Darien
The post office will .
day. after 10:36. on 3 ant or the
holiday. — .
napalm were made to the store of
George Voile. local stationer )estcr-
day. "
The regular monthh meeting of the
horotaz Fire Comma). will be held
on December 4th.
Truffle Officer Ernest L Groat en-
fined his monthly day off from 113
duties loday. Clarence L. Scofiek!
Mr. Grout.
Jll the Darlen and \‘oroton Schools
had a half day sedan or school yes-
tertiay The schools will be closed
the rest of the week.
Charles [Elmira ._3 of \ew York
City. spent Thanksgising with Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Schryu-r of the
Old King's Highway.
o‘clock at the"
church. a special:
- A number attended the dinner dance;
E Mil
closed to~ .
Cooler. Frances Bafzxmo Ruth
Koenig.
Song~Thanksghlng at Gm
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SchooL n In 9—-
December Victor Records
WILL BE ON SALE TOMORROW
St a:
Recitation—A Thanksgulng Songm '
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so: me mane _
we come: ALL
mrwmmh
PWOR on. mm. oun wont:
In addition to its regular 505 0f 61‘“ » 535.; W“ 8, :
ing chill ami protecting health. the m a: W at.
handy Perfection has many practical
uses—like drying clothes indoors,
thawingémzen water pipes and so on.
Prices from .....-.......’$$.79'up
30: 361mm '
A Play—Scenes from {I'ajrim LEE—
Puplts from all Grad~s Scene I—‘
Wm. Brewster’s Home In Scroob‘t?
Scene lI—‘Vm. Bradz'orI " 3 Home in
Holland. Scene Ill—First Monday
in America Scene I‘m-Governor
Camel-'3 Home: ,ScI .~ \L—Priscfl-I
la’s Home. Governor Bradford.?
Robert Merritt; Pastor Robinsonfi
Wm. Richards; Mlles Standish. Tow-
erg Hamilton: John A. I n Von-man?
Newton: Edward “I .leW. Wm.
McLachlan; Wm. B: Inster Lutfien
Wright: Gmernor C..-r' cr, Thomas
Riley: Thomas Hopkins. John
Finch: Johnathan '
Doulens: James Brad’i:r:'
Friedman: Samoset.
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Irving
Arias! ph Lyn-‘
:4 blanovitz: Mamsoit. Plum? Epog‘
stein: S-ma Ito. Myer l Kelstein; a‘
Sp}‘_ Fred. Buchta: Put ,». boy, Ed-
? ward Rosiievity: PrIser‘u Mullinsu
Annie Mikhvich: Mrs BradfordJ
Dorothy Acton: Mrs. fTrI-wster. Mil-‘
dred Benupnin: Rose S Indian. Ar-
lnc-n Zwlckrnr: Mrs. “"IntrII-np. Helen
Sunlch: Mrs. Carver. Smile Sham-
ors: Film-rm girl, Ethel, Rosenfield:
Dutch girl. Emma. Val-Inuit.
MASON conmcron
ll. Pabrizlo mason contractor. has
an organization that “knows how”;
when it comes Io work In this lines;
This contractor can do all kinds of?
brick and 5 one building and is an
expert In the buzldmg a! cement calm
and men: 'm-ced concrete work. The
building of chimneys and fireplaces
is a mi 33 that Fabrlzio annex-sands
how to do. Office. M Snowden Are._,
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SUIPHUR 500mm g
min, mzmnu IIIN
.appm-um m fish
The 5‘“
Cool and C
It you an.- sum. ring from eczema or ‘
isome other torturing. embtrrauing
gskin troubl- you may quickly be rid of
l‘. by using Mambo-Sulphur. declare“
Ia noted speciallst.
This sulphur preparation. become
of its germ destroying properties; gel-
dor . sails to quickly subdue itching,
euen of fiery eczema. The first xpplio
fgallon malt-<3 the skin cool and com—
fortable. Rash and bunches are hal-
ed right up Rowles Mentho—Su‘lphur
II: aop 'led like an) [)th cold mm
and is perfectly harmless. You can
obtain 1 small Ia: Rom any good
drugglst.—- Jul»:
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NBWINNEWIIME
Many changes have ”been made by
J. Premm E Son: to the-property m-
cently purchased of Ask!!! Dialer—4m
pmvements that will greatly radium
thew” cfirrylng or: of their growing”;
nets which includes automobile palm-
"mg trimming“ and wood work body;
TIE- Korotcn Central Fir-3 CO plans
to hold its sixth annual New Years
dance at the fire house on the Poet;
As‘wns‘ the cue-g
30.
tnree
Read, on Dec
tom :19: year. complete din-
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of the evening.
Many Dorian pupils at the Stnm— made “2!! images, a success
load High School. are planning to at-
tend the intersectional game. on Sat-
unis) a! Hallowe' en Park. between
the «shampoo Chicago High Foltba“
Team. and tne Stamford High Foot-
ball team. i
Yenerday m a. big day at the
Woodimy Country Club. The annual’
‘2me harvest _supper mi ‘ .
mawnmthemning. 'Thepro-E . , ‘7
' for the evening m as 201-; ‘4...- - '
m": 7.30 to 3.30 p. 31.. buffet mpc WES where .3331
per: 3. 35 to 10.. 'Cinema: 9.96 to 9.15 d
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be'amdam fm m m Cami
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Mam-coma to auntie Walt Mr. Meets].
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noon.
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building. etc. The entrance and
mac mttrucksorthefined
mam-s I Pram
loatedlntheirfle"
and take: this 0990!“!th 0‘ E33031;
guarantees that their future endeavors
will be also; similar lines that have
Her-rm Place. opposite
No I
"'7‘" South 351m 53:.
Wilson's Hal. Shep.
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d095- Ihis apply to W
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There are Gifts for everybody—from Babyto
Grandma—Gifts that mean the utmost in
appreciation OmToySectionhasa‘nmst wep—
' den-ital display of playthings {m the youngsters
Can-tewsserviceandmrcfulattenfinaawaityou
aodcvuyfacflityisbaetomkeyomshopping
32-15 Christmas simpk, Mat and satisfyixg.
SALE STARTS SATURDA .
MILL OUTLET CO.
124 Washington Street.
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