1AY, DECEMBER 27, 1922.
gent Theatre
I) ESTERBON. President and Managing Director
1.11’ _— TOMORROW — FRIDAY
Greatest Film Spectacle of All Times!
WILLIAM FOX PRESENT8
iooal Cast of the Screen‘e Most Brilliant Stars In the
restest Story of the Whole World's History
ui skies of sunny italy.
’ ILL BE THRILLED BY ITS WONDROUS
BEAUTY
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n that rcqwrcd eight months to complete.
More peeple in this produc-
ave ever appeared in any motion picture produced up
e. The most costly picture that has ever been made.
Made under
News
SATURDAY
inne Griffith In “The Single Trac
allace Reid in "The Hell Diggers”
lace Theatre
tion David Esterson—Cyrus W. Grey, Jr.,
Mgr.
LAST TIME TODAY
Acts of Keith
Fi V'e
AND
AU DEVILLE
1' MOORE in “THE WALL FLOWER”
BEGIN
INCLUDING
W
AND
"Enter Madame”
NING TOMORROW
D CONTINUING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ire Change of Vaudeville Program
e Big New Acts .
HAWKINS
hesterfield of Minstrelsy" and Four Others
L-
1 and Friday—Clara Kimball Young in
——Herhert Rawlinson in “Confidence”
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ze’ 5 Thursday Specials
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TONGUES
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Squares ................ 22c lb.
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rgetown Darlen Stamford
. ze’s Sanitary Markets
on Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Norwalk.
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Black Rock Bridgeport
Inini for our
1 ishi-rs Offered in no other
Norwalk's Largest Store
1 in St.
HIUI'O' and organization an ex-
s in the method of catering to the needs of
establishment.
contminwnt and perfect satisfaction.
evine Furniture Co.
South Norwalk
regents.
CERS Dieringe r.
Austin
no med to bring
lNASSUS
Royal Arcnnum.
«11111111101111 lust.
port. Milford and
acting In the new
as one of the best
I. Several state
attendance. and
>7 1 the election of
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William F. Hoyt. William
Frank Goodchild. E. S.
and G. G. Richmond were
in a list of nomina-
Mr. Goodchild was unable to be
present. but sent a Christmas donu-
tion or $12.50 for the use of the enter-
tainment committee.
The grand omcers
Grand Vice Regent. John 8.11"" of
Milford: Grand Guide C. P. fleGuin-
es of Stamford. and G
H. Riley of Bridgeport.
Retreebmente were
social «use geese!“ ‘
present were
dancer 1‘.
'the amusement mecca of this vicinity
‘since Monday will case its engagement
fSOU’IH NORWALK, EVENING SENTINEL
Marion Davies. famous movie star.
above in court.‘
W113 Charged With shooting
Mrs. Hazel Hirsch is on trial in Mineols. 1.. 1., charged with shootihg
her husband following a party at the home of Reine Davies. sister at
Mr. and Mrs. Hirsch are shown.
TWO WEDDINGS ’
Miss Sophie Baker Bride of
' Russell 1. Byington, and
Miss Roberts Weds
Brooklyn Man.
A pretty wedding was held at. 5
o‘clock yesterday afternoon at
rectory of St. Mary's church, “'IIL‘II
.Miss bophiu. iltlcn Linker, duugii‘tcr of
Mr. and Airs. Jusuph baker 01 a 13.11:
street became the bride 01' Russell 11v-
ing .Uylngton, son or C. Irving 113111.;-
lon o: \Vestport avenue. The con;-
IN IST DISTRICT.
the IKimbail
out the run of the entire bill and it
would be hard to imagine a more
pleasing show. Today with the final
presentations Coleen Moore will be
starred in “The “fall Flower." a new
Goldwyn production of exceptional
lmerit and appeal. The combination
Iof the vaudeville and this picture
makes one of the best entertainment
offerings in Norwaik in a long time. A
nrw program of vaudeville and pic-
tures will open for the last half of the
week tomorrow. Lew Hawkins. "the
Chesterfield of minstrelsy" will be one
of the chief factors contributing to
another high class program. Clara
Young will be the star
Thursday and Friday in her latest re-
lease “Enter Madame."
REGENT TODAY.
;\\‘illian1 Fox‘s Biggest. Special “Nero"
Opens Three Days‘ Engagement.
"Nero." the \i‘illiam Fox super-pro-
mony was performed by Rev. Thomas
J. 11"11111, pastor 01' the church.
, The bride was attired in a (link.
blue. steel b11111. 11 Canton 1-1-14, 1i1csx
and VVore 11 gray Geol'gtitu hut. 511i.
carried ,wintc roses and lilies ol‘ ihc
Valle).
'lhe bridesmaid was Miss IlLrlC ii.
gown of. i'cerViniiic ci'cpc dc clone and
, c111 riod pink roses.
The best. man was
Dyingtun, brother of the groom.
Folowing the wedding senicc. a re-
ccption for members or the immedi-
the bride's parents. The house \Vus
nicely arranged with Christmas deco-
. rations. The brido and. groom depart-
l ed at a late hour for a. honeymoon
trip to parts unknown. Upon their re-
turn, thcy will make their home in a
newly furnished apartment in New
York city.
The bride is well known and is popu-
lar in Nor-walk. She was a. stenogra-
pher with Durant Motor Corporation
in New York city.
Mr. Byington is an accountant em-
brokers.60\V‘a,ist1eL-.t New York (1.1)
He is a member or the Craftsmen ind
Monker Grotto.
1 Daymes-Roberts.
A quiet. wedding took place at 7
o'clockllast night at. the parsonage ol‘
the Norwalk M. E. church when Miss
Margaret Roberts. daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. Morrell Roberts 0: East
Rocks avenue, became the bride or
.John Edward Dayzies of Brooklyn.
N. Y. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. George B. Tompkins.
The bride wore a. brown traveling
Miss Grace Roberts acted as brides-
maid. The bride was given away by
her father.
The bride is a graduate of the Over
River school and the New Haven Nor-
mal school. She is :1. teacher at a.
Brooklyn. N. Y. public school. Mr.
Dayzls is in the radio business.
AT THE THEATRES
PALAC E TODAY.
Baker. sister of the bride She won: a .
Floyd Roscoe 1.
ate families was held at the home ol'?
plCVed by N. 1.. Uoherty 15:. Comp .1'). ‘
suit and carried tea roses. Her sister. 1
auction "which comes to the Regent
{Theatre today. experienced a. strike
.ot‘ extras in Rome. who abruptly felt
'that art was almost too great 13. bur-
lien for them to bear without a raise.
-That multitude of Italians had enough
temperament for bona fide artists.
.50 they struck.
Believe it or not of wine-loving
during the shooting of the Roman
,koop them from hanging out their
' (:round.
.ririenly stopped.
and more than water was required to
Italians, one strike was over plain
mronn scenes. and pails of water were
Itonguos and panting while the camera
1
Those layers and layers of Italian
extinguish them.
Take a glass‘oi’ Salts lo Flush Kidneys
iwnter. It was very warm weather
constantly carried to the throng to
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One day the bucket brigade
1 r-i‘
liomper suddenly took fire like tinder.
it bladder bothers you.
Eating too much meat may produce
kidney trouble in some form or other.
isays a wel- known authority. because
fthe uric acid excites the kidneys. they
become merworkcd; get sluggish:
clog up and cause all sorts of distreu.
particularly backache and misery in
the kidney region: rheumatic. twinges,
severe headaches, acid stomach con-
stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right. or if blad-
rler bothers you. get about four ounces
of Jad Salts from any good phar-
macy: take a. tablespoontul in a glass
or water before bt‘eakfast for a. few
days and your kidneys may then not
line. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithia. and has been
used for generations to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
Christmas Vaudeville Bill Closes En-
gagement—Coleen Moore Feature
The Christmas vaudeville. program
which has made the Palace Theatre
tonight. From start to finish the;
show is one of the best that has cVer|
been presented In Norwaik and it hasl
created a. great deal of enthusiasm
There is not a dull moment through-
activity; also to neutralize the acids
111 the urine so that it no longer irri-
tates. thus often ending bladder dis-
orders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone:
makes a. delightful eitervescent “this-
water drink which millions of men
and women take new and then to help
kecp'the kidneys and urinary organs
clean ,thus often avoiding serious kid-
ney disorders—Adv.
, War Mokthers
Remembered
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Store closes daily at 6 o’clbck‘.
The Entire Stock of Christmas Toys and Dolls
‘ At onevHali' Price -
Sale of- Printzess Coats and Wraps
All new, a shipment directly from the Printzess workroom.
A fortunate purchase brought about the week before Christine.
Lucky for those who have waited until now before buying a coat. ' ~
These have large collars and cufis of Fox.
The colors are brown, navy blue and black.
. In aII sizes up to 46. . ‘
Earlier these could not have been. bought for less than $125.Q0.. . ‘ a
«$79.50 and $89.50“
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Hats for the South ' ‘
Matinee, sheer lovely things, plain or embroidered.
Setine, black or dark brown, some with straw facings, voluminous.
bows and trimming of jet.
Heb entirely of Hair Braid with straw facings.
Hindu Turbens covered with applique work in vivid colors.
Visits Strawesnd Heir Cloth Hats with a whisk of an aggressive
feather or a soft drooping ostrich plume.
Whitefish ueStunning
White Angora with braiding and applications of black on edges, and
flaring or softly tied bows of black.
White Felts with trimmings of black or colors.
Felts in light pastel eifecte, especially for wear with suit.
One special case is devoted to striking black and white cfieCts, with ‘ ..
models large or small 1n shape.
All Moderately Priced
And correct for weer‘in southern elimetee.
second lees.
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