Regent Theatre
" LAST TIME TODAY
THE PICTURE OF THE YEAR!
JOHN BARRYMORE
America‘s greatest actor in the character of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle‘s.
celebrated deiective— i
“SHERLOCK HOLMES”
Hero "on have at once the most thrilling and fascinating Story you
. have ever found on the screen presented in the most -
appealing and Interesting way. »
SEE SHERLOCK Roms !
SATURDAY
A Double Feature Program That Reaches the Top Notch of.
Perfection.
WILLIAM RUSSELL l SHIRLEK MASON'
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“MIXED FACES” “Shirley of the Circus”
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.pmsum opened ‘yesnrdw to .very;
'large houses considering the weather
.14de of Nana" was “presented and!
’ ever made will continue again -today
i , cordeon player of the present day took
. the home Zhy storm with his progmm
ace T eatre
cvnussw. GRAY, Jr., Manager.
Direction of D; VID ESTERSON;
TODAY AND TOMORROW
A NEW PROGRAM OF
Keith Vaudeville
Yours Accordingly “Jazz Wop and Prima Donna"
ARTHUR and mos'I'ON
HAVEL -
In “Suits"
GIRL-IE AND DANDIEs'
Whirlwind Acrobats
THREEARNIMS
Sensational European Equilibrists
— AND ——
TODA Y AND TOMORROW
Clara Kimball Young
THE HAan 0F NARA”
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SATURDAY~Gladys Brockwell. Stuart Holmes and Others in
“PAID BACK"
mtm
Christmas Cheer
Throughout the Year
' Electrical Appliances as Christmas Gifts
Will wm Instant approval. And every time
they .are used throughout the year their
recmlent is bound to remember gratefully
their thoughtful s11“
. Listed below are a few timely sugges-
mons
UNIVERSAL GRILLS .................... $10.00 to $1350
UNIVERSAL raucous-sons ................... $7.50 up
UNIVERSAL VACUUM CLEANERS ..... . ......... $48.50
UNIVERSAL IRONS ...: .................. $5.00 and $5.75
UNIVERSAL HEATERS .................. $8.50 to $11.00
UNIVERSAL Ust ............... $7.50, 31550 and $22.00
UNIvsssAI. WAFFLE IRONS .......... $10.00 to $10.50
Our Radio Sets are perfected to a. su mmg' ' degree. Th a.
decidedly practical and ergnly installed. 0y to
All Radio, Parts and Attachments Available Here.
'Norwalk Electric Co,
11 North Main St.- South Norwalk, Ct.
Phone 2978 '
Hove Yuri-led Our '
FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
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'~ Wyn picture.
"1 on the Staff of the old New York Her-
inrst appearance upon the stage.
l 9“?" himself.
were considered brilliant both as car~
~ brother Lionel. now a stage and scrccn
; star as distinguished as John. who
'- spent sci-vrnl yours in Paris
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The star of "Sherlock Holmes“ (.n
" ldrcw the illustrations for a recent \01
1.12m." ws done in New York by John
and mum Burn-more. ho designed the ’
' 3 Nation '.’"
‘ il'XCAS TRIBE Is .
' i GOING TO DERBY]
.~ ? '
a I'ncas Tribe No. 26. I. O. R. 11.. it
' .going up to Derby. 30 strnx. Saturday,
" mm» but glas- jltney buses. has been
_xhircv‘i. to
’ 'vrasmngton street at 1:15 sharp. 1..
l good condition.
. and are going to make it 0. day to be
Three Dov-s ol’ “6* with Gun 3
Kimball Young Feature. ‘
A pleasing storiety :bill or vaudeville
I will be (amidst the Pulace theatre tor.
the last three days of the week. The.
and proved highly satistnctory. Clara}
Kimball Young‘s latest feature “ii‘he:
vthlo met ‘with :instant approval. The:
; piotune which do cluoed by critics“: -
one of the beat that Miss. Young has
with vaudeVille. D‘Lier. the wizard ne-
of selections that included a, wide
variety of classic and popular num-
bers, Rogers and Donnelly in jazz
novelty specialty were particularly
good and the character work or Mr.
Dannellly made a hit. The Three
Arnims, European Equlibrists gave a.‘
clever exhibition of hand to hand and;
foot to foot balancing. The Havels in ‘
their comic novelty entitled "Suits"
carrded through their bright skit in
very plea-in; manner. Girlie and
Her Dnndiee closed the show with a
song and dance \melange that Went,
over very succcessi'ully.
RFH ETIT TODAY.
Doyle‘s Gmaicst Detective
Stan “filloflm'k”!‘knmes“
Hist-ring John nannnorc. '
Conan
John Barrymore. star of the Gold-
“Sherlock Holmes."
adapted from \Vllliam Gillette's stage
version of the adventure of Comm
lloylc's famous detective? which plays
at the Regent Theatre last time today.
sta'Aod his-career as an artist. He was
ownership of James
before he made his
Md, umlcr the
Gordon llonnott
To that newspaper young Barry-
more furnished many sketches. usuah
ly or a comic ir satiric nature. Mir.
Barrymore's satiric pen docs not Spare
as he has bcen known
to draw caricatures of himself that
icutlfiu‘s and as portraiture. His early"
enthusiasm for art was shared by his
studying
the screen has not'lost his interval in'
art. however. and freqm-nily (’Kprt‘nflvs
his idea- with pencil or crayon. He
lumc of verse m,- his wife. inclmr-l
'fltmngr‘. and when in": play. "(‘lnirc 'lc
‘acto for it.
HR "IG [HR “('1' BUY “y S.
jJuseph (llxmdonatu in bcgion Essa):
Collie-h
lNlHANAPQLlS. Ind” Dec. 8.——
First prize Stale winners from eacl
Rtntc. of the American IA-glon‘a rm
tional eosay contest for school uhil
drcn Wore announced yesterday b)
Garland 7W. Pm'ell. national dimclm
of the Legion'o Americanimtion com.
mission. The subject was: “How Can i
the American .119ng Belt Serve the
(‘onnccucui'n winner is Josey: Gl
nndonnlo of Bridgeport. '
.20 a meeting of the Southern Con-
Enectlcut llcdman's Council. One of
accommodate everybody.
ml n will lcavc the club in wm
1;“ a closed bus. and therefore” the
crowd. won't be cold, regardless of the
“rather.
. It is expected. that the trip will not
.takc over an hour. if the roads are in
The Derby Tribe has assured every
brother. 0: a good time. and there will ,
b(. n spread of coon and venison. in
111 evening. The members or Uncus
Tribe, are all primed for a good tlmc.
fl7cu§ihLA3
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Sthrc closes. daily at 6 o’clock.
Gift ‘ Furniture
' In the furniture departinent will be found a large numbei of in iviclual ,pircns, \
those articles which become personal with use, which amnlways an Iddhtion to an?
«homennéi finch, Wlum presented atChristmas time, are: appreciated very fight;
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427’”! Vii/7.2mm“ .wwmm: 1p '- -“‘
Mahogany
With drop leaves, res
movable glass tray and
under shelf. ' Rubber
tired wheels.
This is a silent and
efficient servant in any
home.
$27.00
Gable: Table of
Mahogany
A piece of furniture
which
ceptable in any house.
hold for use in living
room, dining room or
library. A model of
English design and
bautifully made.
$28.50
McCall
Magazine
Special “Mediation ..
05cm;
Two one your
Subscriptions
for $l.50
Sent to differentad~
dresses as gifts if de-
sired.
‘The McCall has as
good a line of standard
writers as any publica-
tion. Among 'them
Ethel M. Dell, Louis Jo-
seph Vance, Laura.
Spencer Porter, and the
.“Story of the Bible”
by Hendrik W. Van
Loon begins in the
December number.
Besides stories there
“,are interesting . and
{helpful articles which
housekeepers enjoy.
This month is the lost
of the special subscrip-
tion offer.
Pattern Counter
Third floor.
Rustcraft ‘
Novelties
Useful things put up
> for gifts. .
Ice Shavers
Vegetable. Sets ,
Orange Peeler _
Handy Tools for the
pocket '
Measuring Spoons
Can Openers ‘
Pruni‘né‘Scissors, '
Waterproof Ami;
Sanitary Cake Testers
' Lemon Forks . ’5
Spiced String: 4 _
Pastry T057:
. Window Wedges .
Light Indicators for
pull handles ..
'And many other ....'_at-"f
«tractive? ::mvclfies
‘ A Jugs menu-111.com
is always acc'
n-i. . ,
Wish SideChun, mahogany finish 3 9.00
Wind-or satisfied-us, mahogany finish $10.50
' Mai Windsor Armchair, ‘ , 0
solid mahogany $351!)
. Inwboy, solid mahogany $69.00
' Tea Wagons, mahogany or walnut $22.50
Tip Tables, solid mahogany ‘ $15.00
Home Dosh, mahogany finish $29.00
Secretary with bookcases, solid
mahogany .‘
Foot Rest: in a variety of coverings
Smoking Stands, many difi’orent designs
‘ E’ -' $5.00 to $45.00
Grandfather 00¢: with gong strike $98.00
Dower that, mahogany lined red cedar $52.00
sown Spanish Leather; Rocker, large and
comfortable
Dave-port End Tables, mahogany finish
Colonial Mantel Mirrors, ,gold framed
$95.00
3 3.50
$42.00
$13.00
$39.00
Fourth flour.
l874 Silver . .
7 A new pattern called the “Anniversary”
This is quite novel and different from anything
shOwn recently. and although very plain and easy
to keep clean it looks different.
Soldin Sets of Six
Medium‘xnivea, hollow handles,
M Knive', hollow handles,
Medium Knives, modeled handles,
Dessert Knives, modeled handles.
Medium Forks,
Table Spoons,
Dessert Spoons,
Soup Spoons, round bowls.
To: Spoons,
SW 5990-
3125 each.
$10.50
$10.40
$ 4.50
s 4.40
s 7.50
s 7.50
s 7.25
s 7.50
s 3.75
Butler Knives
$1.35 each.
Main floor. front.
Hollow‘ Silver Ware
Reproduction: of Sheffield and Nickel Silver
Snudwich Trays, borde or pierced patterns.
hammered or plain designs, $3.15 to $18.00
Covered Vegetable Dishes, two in one style
$10.50 each.
Tea Sets. three, four and five pieces.
$12.00 to $59.00
Candlesticks, Colonial, _ plain hammered or
Dutch designs, $1.40 to $11.50 each
’ Vases, bright or platinum finish. different sizes.
' = “25 to $1.35
The Silver Ware in its new quarters on the main
floor near Main St. entrance is as bright and cheerful
a place as one would wish to meet on December
days. '
A Christmas Corner
" You Would hardly expect to find gift articles,
but here are some beautiful things which Will be
gratefully received by any one. ‘
Hat Bonn, round ones, made of art paper in
tapestry patterns. These are of very strong con-
struction, tying with good stout tapes, and can be.
used in the boudoir or for traveling. In five sizes.
$1.75 to $2.25 .‘
Artificial Fbweu for vases, very attractive and
very natural bloSsoms of nasturtiums. narcissus,
' - poppies, calendulas, camations and other flowers;
Branches of pmh blossoms and flowering sprays
_ 10 to 75~ ch. a spray. —
Heads Band: for the evening coifinne. There are
simple - ~
Wreaths of tiny hand made flowers.
‘ Metal leav‘es of gold or silver, and the wide
swathing bands of silver or gold cloth. ,
. Jet Bands of various widths.
Pearl Bands {cramming veils.
. $1.50to $5.00
I
'* mice-shed , *
gig-Jigsaw“
second floor.
am} into the Girls Friendly society? at the a; big m .n
are
e'...1§13 service next Sunday.
.- . 3913315. jheld on Thursday night.
. ”W by surge and enthusi-
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‘These ere dllmoderately priced and have been selected widi a view of their 5m}-
ability as gifts. V '
Spinet Desk, Special
Number
Mahogany with Slid-
ing writing table. inner
drawers and shelves.
Queen Anne style with
turned legs.
$35.00
Wing Rock'mg Chn'a'
Graceful lines, arms
of solid mahogany and
back and seat of heavy
tapestry in harmonious
colorings.
' 0f Climate Influence
are the newest things
for winter wear.
Mostly in Ithe slip-
over style gathered in
at the belt, or tied with
a narrow girdle.
A jacket style fast-
ens. at neck and waist
only. ‘
Narrow pipings are
the only trimming as
the brilliant colorings
of the silk knitted fabric
from which they are
made is sufiiciently
decorative.
\
Second floor.
The “O’See” Doll
Something new f0!
small children. Blackh
oilcloth with faces and ‘2
garments in natural
colors. These come all
Stamped ready to sew
up and stuff; in four
shapes:
Mr. and Mrs. Bunnie,
Kittie and Bow Bow.
3? cts. each.
Art Section.
“all:‘ door.
A
:o
' Narcissus Bulbs
with are pottery bowls
in different colorings
and designs. Very
many have pebbles and
moss. These, according
to the number of bulbs,
50,75 cu, $1.00
_ V to $3.50
' Stationery .
~. Kain door.
,
mun. th'
11. Mo 113d
president has had the whole-h":t o!
'co—operatiot!‘ and earnest 5119’"
the whole guild.
‘ Trinluf Women's Auxiliary M ¢°"
331w year now duw- any invited to attend the Hwy 01-!
“in: been on. o: the limiting of St. Mark’s mun-1L?"
most; 5;.le in 'm. on louder. Dec-
11th. at ' 1‘
61.. 1111338 parish house. to 119"“ it
7.: .3.’ on her mindonnrl’ '0 v
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