Regent
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Last Time Today
George Loans Tucker
Producer of “The Miracle
Man" Presents
BETTY COMPSON
and LEATRICE JOY
And a cast of noted actors in
"LA DIES MUST
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A chture that required 20
wort"! to make—one of the
res? sune- features of the
Paramount program.
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Lupine Lane 2 Reel
Comedy
Ac: Others
TomorroW. Thursday
W3! Friday
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Theatre
Direction David lsteeeon
Cm. W. Grey. In. Ilgr.
Last Time Today
LON CHANEY
Allistod by Edith Robfl'tfl.
Noah Beery. Jack Mulhall,
Kat Price and ascore of
other screen celebrities in
lrving Cummings
Presentation
'FLESH and BLOOD’
A drama distinctive in theme
o—diiterent in portrayal—
startllng In action.
Lupino Lane Comedy
Tomorrow
SHIRLEY MASON
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"SHIRLEY OF THE
CIRCUS”
Her latest and best picture.
Thurs., Fri” Set.
A Pre—HolLdzyBgllilper Splen.
FIVE BIG ACTS OF
VAUDEVILLE
Closing with a revival of the
famous old time “sfterplece”
CLOWN NIGHT
Presented by
NAT “HOKUM”
FARNUM
Assisted by the entire per-
sonnel of the bill.
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Feed Co.
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9‘5: CHARLES “BUCK” JONE§ 5:
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‘: WILLIAM RUSSELL 3
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SEVEN HURT lN
i_i_Al_L_ CRASH
BOSTON. Dec. lit—Seven persons
were injured. several seriously. when
the Providence Express of the New
,1 York. New Haven 3-. Hartford. left the
i rails at Hyde I'nrk station late yester-
l day. Miss Josephine liadisch of New
inorgen. N. 1.. a passenger. and Fire-
‘ man Joseph A. McLaughlin of Ded-
Jham_ suffered the most serious injur-
' les.
1 The locomotive and tender turne‘l
, ovor, but the 10 passenger cars were
held upright by the iron fence at
, the side of the track against which
. they crashed.
I Miss llndisch escaped instant death
' by a hair’s breadth. As the cars
f plunged from the track a section of
roll was torn from its place and
‘pierced the side of a coach. pinning
lthe girl to her seat at the other side
got the car. When help came it was
,i found that the rail had fastened it~
ll self in the woodwork of the car w'all.
land it was touching Miss Hadisch’s
'forehend. At a Boston hospital last
1 night it was said her injuries might
i prove fatal.
Railroad officials could not ex-
lpiain the derailment. which occurred
, about eight miles out from
station. which the train left at 4:“
:o'clock. Pa-engors said tht the
‘cars bumped heavily several times
jbctore the final shock. and expressed
'beilef that recent heavy frosts had
caused a section of track to buckle.
The track was torn up for 150 feet.
and last night trains were being rout.
ed by the Midland division of the rail-
road.
Engineer William Btukey and Fire-
man McLaugniin went over with the
locomotive. The former escaped with
bruises. while McLaughlin had his
leg broken.
A heavy metal
knee beside the
tracks kept the passenger coaches
from overturning and the passen-
gers. while many of them were cut
and bruised. suffered no serious in-
Juries.
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BETTER AND CHEAPER
ELECTRICITY FOR CITY
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~ Pouth'l cause of the lack of necesnry civic at
City News
Am anniversary mass for the late
John Malone was held this morning
I at St. Mary's church.
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The December meeting of the liar.
at C. L. L'. Hall.
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The Tiger Football team and friends
of the team. to the number of 60 alto-
gether. are to hold a dinner at the
Norwalk Country club this evening.
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A 9001 tournament at the Norwalk
club will be started tomorrow night.
A large number of members of the
club have signified their intention of
participating in the tournament.
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Arrangements for a trolley to leave
“'innipauk at 6:10 a. m. for South
Norwalk were made today to accom-
modate church goers by Superintend-
ent Thomas McLean of the Connecti-
cut Company.
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Local schools are requested to have
their Christmas exercise programs
that are desired published in
hands of the editor of the Evening
Sentinel not later than: \Vednesday
evening. December 20th. together
with the date of presentation of the
program. This request is made bo-
the last minute for publication.
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A delightful box social was held last
night by the "C. F." Chapter at the
Girls' and Women's club. “fall and ls-
aacs streets. About thirty members
were present. During the evening
games were played and dancing en-
Joyed. Refreshments weer also serv-
ed. A feature of the program was a
grab-bag. which afforded much amuse-
ment. A turkey,was presented as a
Christmas lrift to Baby Sinznk of 28
Grand street; H. Gesner of George-
town was given a. basket of fruit. and
Mrs. Ashbrook of East Norwalk. Will
presented with a handkerchief cox.
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Deaths and Funerals.
Joseph Berlin.
died yesterday at
in Noroton.
. 28th Company; P. V. 1.;
131st Company; 2nd Battalion. V. R.
C.: and Company D. 21st Regiment.
been expressed for the present condi-
tions. and plans for the elimination of
this trouble by resorting to another
and better source of electrical power
were adopted on the basis of which
extensive developments and improve-
ments are contemplated. The entire
trouble at present is due to railroad
conditions.
Will Try to Remedy Fault.
In connection with this. General Su-
perintendent J. A. Droege of the New
Haven road. was in consultation with
the electrical commissioners at the
Municipal plant. when conditions were
discussed. and Mr. Droege gave his
personal assurance that
vor to remedy the trouble would be
put forth.
The Board of Electrical
sloners of the Municipal
Commis-
plant
study plans for
extensive and costly improvements at t
the plant. which. in addition to utilis-
ing purchased electrical power econ-
omlcally. contemplates a d a q u a t e
equipment for independent electrical
generation of the most modern and
efficient character. The use of fuel
oil is favored in this project.
Great changes to the present build-
ings are contemplated, the changes to
be of s. modernizing character. which
will make them ornamental as well as
useful. and which will be a. credit to
the community. The plans will be
"down to date." and there will be
ample capacity to supply the needs of
the Second district for many years to
come.
This will require a. very heavy in-
vestment, but it will be an investment
as the demand for electrical service
has grown during the
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suit. Mr. Winchester said
plan, and the
of the Muncipal plant.
PALMOLIVE SOAP
31°32... 6c
day afternoon. Interment will be in
Norwalk cemetery
Be °
every endea- to (‘ause Counsel for th' d0f°nla A!-
case
. some months past have had engineers o s Of John DeMayo,
‘ at work on preparing
and Chestnut streets. early .last
Thursday morning. '
The cases came to trial yesterday
and
ins. after one
DeMalyo, that
Many Changes Planned. guted to b° "
Connery for a discharge
3 Rambling house. was
case was continued.
J. some Palm ms
Connecticut 00.. in Bridgeport yes-
terday filed a '
listing ~ liabilities
to a Sentinel reporter during a. dis- b
V. R. C. Funeral services will be held
at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon from
the chapel at the home. Burial will
be in Spring Grove cemetery.
Moral of Miss .
The funeral of Miss Ellen Berry of
12 Ann street will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the South
Norwaik Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. John .T. Snavely officiating. The
funeral was originally set for Thurs-
RAI‘D CASES AGAIN CO
wore continued until this morn-
Of the charm again:
of keeping a place re-
This morning a. motion by Attemley
of Denalyo
n the remaining count of conducting
denied by
udge George H. Vosburgh. and the
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PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY
.1. Boise Potter. manager of the
petition in bankruptcy
totalling
bers’ Union will be held this evening
the ‘
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made free of‘transpore
tatlon charges on all
merchandise bought at
Road’s. '
“ Exquisite an...
. ' Sets and Separate
a . Pieces. .
Roseville P ' ,
soft shades of yellow,
rose, moss green, pea-
cock and orange has
been fashioned into
lovely bowls, candle-
sticks and baskets.
Tea, Coffee and
Chocolate Sets of
translucent Japanese
ware are justvright for
any tea wagon. The
brewing of tea is a be-.
Witching and mysteri-
ous ceremony, and
enjoyment if it is sip:
cd from thin china
geautifuily decorated
Salad Sets. huge
flowered bowls and
plates. Such bowls,
tempt io the ritual of
mixing the salad before
the eyes of company.
The rubbing o the
bowl with the split
clove of garlic or heart_
of onion, and the mix-
ing of the dressing—a
miscr for vinegar, a
spendthrift- for oil.
Main door.
Found at Jewelry
Section
Dinner' ngs' , copies
from platinum mount-
ings, in many attrac-
tive designs.
$5.00 and $7.50
Gold "Rings, all siz-
es from a child’s up, in
signal style or mount-
ed“in colored stones. .
$1.00 to $65.00
Bar Pins of sterling
silver. or enamel in
pleasing colors.
Packed in gift boxes.
$1.000ach
Lingerie C l a s p s,
Cuff Pins and God
Links in assortlnent, all
nicely packcdin small
satin lined boxes.
50ds.
new. door. me.
“Ribbon Art"
How to make dainty
and useful things of
Mir an... 1
‘ aneli'u‘iea 3..
much is added to the.
Gift Suggestions:
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sfiecloaesuiny at 6 o'clock.
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§ {Cloth Dresses."
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'l-ailore‘d by ‘O‘Printz"
Poirot Twiil‘and Twill Cord
lhese dresses are of cohservatlve style, lain;
distinctive, and with
a ‘look of elegance. very
woman needs one such dress at least in her ward-
robe.
A small
now selling
NaVy blue oni
group
marked refilled)! at $39.50 are
At $29.50
Tricotine Dresses
and embroidered.
color on vests or 51
, some herded, otliei‘s braided
Sometimes there is a touch of
eeve facings.
{These have been marked at $24.50
Now $l9.50
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Oxfords *
M'a‘de by the l. Miller~
and Company of New
ve comfort
. eel. if on
have any foothou ice
or are anxious to avoid
having them try a pair
or those shoes. Evergr
pair constructed wit
self adjusting shanks,
cup ed cushion seats
e heel an
fact ball suppo
in Black Kid, $10.00-
' in Brown Kid, $11.00
Kain floor
, .York to
to tired
at
its.
W’
* The whole mlllin ry
' into bloom nee comcmtwy. .i'l‘lle d
A Bower of Summer Flowers
in December. ‘
Think of having meadow lilies wi
‘i
d per-
th' speckled
Second floor. s‘fifi" {'al
_ '11,” L538 Avenue of
.3: 9"“ and Slim
’ ..- Entering
Main St,
glitt ' .
silver greet th enng
‘5 eye.
Tea Sets, three at in“
pieces. .\
“Well and Tree” PM.
ten.
shelves of
Vegetable Dish...
“two in one” style.
Cendleahclcs,‘ tall or
short, and candles in
all colors and lengths.
Baskets for sand-
wiches, cake or fruit.
Plates and Bread
rays.
5‘18" mil Cream
Sets.
CliefingDieliesand
Compotea.‘
Flat Ware in many
patterns.
Salt and Poppa
Shakers. '
Cups and Spoon to
children’s use.
swlding Cut Glass
Tall graceful Vases.
Iced Tea and Water
Flower Baskets. 1’
Candy Jars. '
Main floor.
Read Diaries
Handy little books
for reference the year
through.
lOcts.
many of them.
Vests in bodice
stitched. in delicate
ing clone in black.
in regular sizes,
in extra sizes,
“Glove Silk" Undergarments
Of all gifts these silken
favor and no woman ever eels that she has too
icces are Sure to find
style, tops finished with hem-
stitched bands and shoulder straps of the fabric hem-
shadcs of flesh, orchid. maize,
Nile green and blue. Some have a line of hemstitch-
$2. 75
Knickers made with double section in the back‘.
in flesh and orchid only.
$4.50
$5.00
Main door.
Blankets and Comfortables
mid Blankets of all wool,— ih rich looking color
swim rm - tions; white with blue» Pink. t?" and gray-
ribbon. _ . Pen with ring made of 5103213: full sized beds, and measuring 70 3: $0
Patterns and expixcxt non-breakable metal. A inches. $9.008 Pur-
fillfiCthEIS. 800d. clear nice gift for school boy “Beacon” Crib Blankets in nursery designs,
illustratlons. 01’ 8m .-—' shoving Small animals and dainty floral effects.
25 ct“ ”'00 , These blankets are equally good for use in bab ,
.... 3932mm: “momma carriages as well as on berg. 883150 up ,0 33.50
.-,. Down Comfortablee with coverings of fine
. grade ti
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suring 6 x 7 ft.
e month of December. And
the thistle and teezel.
section seems
. ossoms. ,
nil roses, with such road- . p
to have burst
overs are ill--
red sateen with borders of plain color. Fill-
ing is 0 best quality down, size is extra large mea-
$16.00
Third floor.
“Golf Kerchiefs"
A new line in attractive reds, gold, brown" and
blue. Gorgeous things, 32 inches square:
,tbesuards d ‘
,'and‘hlsa-ets.lergelrreeleatat
although I amf 8430.600. . "
Robert J. mmbley. it tobacco
' grows:- at Warehouse Point in a. beak-7 labeling
-' mptcy petition. gave 818.888 as his
e. Bern-J debt
aim eauru his assets.
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unsubsmsnsz.
salmon m. Dee. 1 Penn
opinion”
tum firm
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list-hem
the
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lines last Wednesday. was lose
his MW
medical.
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an", m from the was: where
allies Reid motion 91¢“!!va 1'
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which came after he broke aw M
the naiof whiskey and amend“:
dlcated an improvement in 111' °°
tion.
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yon all expectations. and apparent! u“ m ' n - , ' ' ~ ‘ rimmi Section
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By combining the purchased power "This "um”. I! P tt n ‘ ‘ MINI. ‘ _\ ‘ -—-
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