mos SIX
AT THE THEATRES
PALACE TODAY.
“The hum Shop" Revival of The
Old Tina A‘Itw Espadnl
To Be a Whirlwind no.
No \"umfl'lle bill that has cwr been
presumed at the Palace Theatre has
(Ns‘td a) much interest as the an-
rmmrement for today. tomorrow and
So urdar «.1 the revival of the u-id
time "aftrrplsco." 80ml! Nam)!
pmplo who haw not witnessed a
vaudeville or rather variety "how in a
some of yours will be at the Palace
this werkmnri just for this special
number production and no mist“.
ahouid be made about it they are
going to be wril rowarded for the ef-
fort. "The Doctor Shop" will be
prv‘ssntml as the finale of the bill and
will bring to the lore under the di-
rsotou of Not “Return” Fat-sum on
of the members of the can in the
greatest line or surprises that any
audience has ever known. Far-nun:
hasn't a dull nerve in his body and
likewise there was be a dull moment
In this show which he is staging. It
should be borne in mind that this
is just one of the live acts and while
really a big show in itself the other
high class Keith acts willl also be
played. The feature picture for to-
day and tomorrow wil be Ann Little
is ”Chain Lightning." a regular
cinema whkiwind.
REGENT TODAY.
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durum Scores Ills Hit On First
Day at Run.
it was distinctly a Mary Carr night
at the Regent Theatre last night. Not
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only did the “nous mother of “Over
the Bill“ I and" a distinct ‘ ‘_
monumental-inhos- June“
production. ”liver Wings." presented
by William ten. but at. the close of
the photoplay sound the audience ac-
cording the picture a wall .deaelrved
ovation. It left no. doubt as to the
esteem in which she is held by the
public not only as one of the screcn's
great mothers. but a. splendid, capable
‘actress to boot. '
In fact. it is the peasure which is
derived trout watching the work of
tire. Carr that is one o: the incentives
in viewing "flavor .Winga." It is ce'r-
tainly a. well done picture with Mrs.
Carr in the stellar role. She is at all
times an appealing figure who posses-
ses a. true understanding of the
mother heart and the rare ability to
convey that understanding to the
screen. She is also ably supported
by an excellent out and the pho-
tography is flawless throughout the
entire production. The picture plays
today and tomorrow.
K. O. K. A. TO HOLD DANCE.
The Knights of King Arthur. are
.holding their annual dance. this even-
ing in the Grace Parish Hall. Mm
the way tickets are selling. it is ex-
pected that a large number will at.
tend the dance. There will be sov-
eml moonlight dances.
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frA. "Real Optimist
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Eddi. Fullerton of N
N. «7.. should be downhearted bu
Little
he isn't. Here's his woes. De-
iormed since infancy; then. s freon
tured skull. Now the removal of a
tooth a day. until he to rid of his
baby teeth. But still he smiles
cheertuuy. perhaps because kind
friends have chipped in to m.
{his Christmas happy.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
HAPPY NEW YEAR
The folks at Home will be glad to hear
this message of good cheer
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Iof New York and congressman-elect
persist in the prosecution.
‘ the
first!!! Jury:a lament
be shown and he denied the
BROTHERS FOR
Distinguished A r r a y of
Counsel in Court as Selec-
tionofJuryisBegun- ‘
With the‘seiection’ot a. jury undenl
way. the trial at Gustave Schism. 80.
and his brother Frank. 43. both of
Stamtord. tor the murder of. thek’
brother-in-law. Ignatius Montas'nan.
a wealthy macaroni manufacturer on
July 8 or this year-opened yesterday_
in the Criminal Superior court. '
Judge Nowell Jennings presided.
the first murder case on which he has
sat since hie elevation to tho judge-
ship. It is the first murder trial in
this county duos Ethel Hutchin- Nott
faced a Jury tor the murder or her
husband in August 1921.
' Legal Array.
Eminent counsel were arrayed for
the legal battle that is to be waged
and in Which the state will ask that
the men pay the death penalty tor the
premediated mus-tier. The accused
will seek to establish a defense that
the crime was committed through
rear.
Major Floreilo H. LaGuardia. of
New York city. world war ace. former
president of the Board of Aldermen
represents the family of the murdered
man and is expected to attend and
assist in the prosecution. State's
torncy Homer 8. Cummings will con-
duct the state's case and will be as»
State's At-
aseistant state's attd’ney and:
Matthew H. Keneany at Stamford.
prosecuting attorney and state sen-
at’or-elect.
Mayor David E. Fitsgerald. of New
Haven. Democratic gubernatorial
candidate in the recent campaign will
conduct the defense and will be as.
stated by Attorneys E. 0. Judson and
Frank Rich. oi Stamford.
Sixteen Jinan About.
When court opened at 10:43 100
talesmen or the regular and special
Jury panels drawn responded to theirl
names. Judge Jennings omered'
cupias issued for the 1! absenteea.
Later it developed. that three oi the
talesmen were at the court house and
they we're added to the roll. Three
members or the panel Citil’ord- P.
Hayes. of Norwailt; Frank Miller. at
Ridgefield and “W. A. Brando‘s of
Danbury. were immediately excused
by the court on the presentation ot
physicians‘ certificates.
Judge Jennings instructed the re-
maining members of the panel to ex-
pedite the Jury saieotion by Mug
when they wfie callod tr thara were
reasons or which they had knowledge
why they could not serve. The tales.
men then retired (tom court.
The Sciaiani bro were Brought
into court by a. dorm short! and the
_ . charging
them with first degree murder of
their brother- Jaw by shooting was
read to than.” eu- entered a plea of
not guilty.
Attorney Fitzgerald immediately
mow-d for separate trials. stating that,
the two men ware charged with the
same crime and that it was impo'io
bis that both could have committed
the crimr. He declared that the
testimony of the two would be in c -
dict. Judge Jenaings ruled that son-
ante trials would not be allowodum.
less specific instances or conflict could
motion.
Attorney Fitzgerald died the first ex-
ception which was noted by the court.
The Jurors Accepted.
The examination of the iirst eight
talesmen resulted in the choice or
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Thomas a.
,be greatly enioyed. The soloists will'
, .Chri'sunaa «amusing has fixed’the‘
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only two jurors, the others being on»
cused by either the state or the de-
fense for various reasons. One man.
urray of Norwalk. was
excused by the court after stating that
he had read of the case in newspapers
and had reached a conclusion.
The two Jurors chosen were Jamel
Roche. or Fairfleld. engaged as a
manufacturer in Bridgeport. 47 years
old and married. Fred B. Sherwood
or Fairflold. real estate dealer. 5i
years old and married.
The third Juoro'r chosen was Frank
I. Blakeman. a retired business
man. 57 years old and married. Henry
1. Botsi'ord a. builder of Danbur 'aa
fourth. He is 80 years old. y. ”
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CHURCH Norms.
At the mid~week sex-vie. tonight at
7:45 the theme will be: to:- the cum.
mas season: “The Bat Gifts We
Give." Jul attendants at the meeting
are requested to bring their expression
or opinion on this appropriate theme.
Sunday morning and evening there
will ba Christmas sermons in the
church. In the evening the choir will
sing the cantata. "The Wise Men." by
Geibel. The cantata is a beautiful
and melodious piece or mute, on
which the choir has been working for
a number of weeks. It is certain to,
be: Miss Miller. soprano: lira Gru-
elle. contralto: Mr. Oohurn. tenor: and
Mr. Knowles. ban. Last Qunday aren-
ing. notwithstanding the ice and rain.
a contraption. was pressnt which
the miss’orary program in tho Sun.
day school which Was behave. been
gtvur rt that that. all! s omit-ing-
for missions. were sensor-us urtil this
coming Sunday. 11th interest in then
programs and the eterlngs have kept
up 1:11 welhz‘rafidftlienbors of the
school are request“ to keep the pro.
gram for next Siam its-mind.
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The Modern Grocery Company
Twenty-fires Stores in This Territory
ciai secretary and troaiure'r
subscribers shall. at the ‘earll «
aible date. make payment or . their
subscriptions. that outstanding bills
mouth today observed Forefathera‘
Day in memory of the Pilgrims who
landed at. Plymouth Rock so: years
ago from the. Mayflower.
andclvlc parade. addresses by promi-
ostrtls n .htu.the - r
not“ citizens: aild the singing or 131!- - nagei of :90?" {go as: cl ,3):
grim hymns. .with a banquet tats til can breathe troely. No no garb:
the afternoon. . ' {fig-l seaming. mucous d W
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