THURSDAY, JAN?!“ , f.
Regent
DAVID “TIM Pneident and um Director
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TODAY AND FRIDAY ~
When love blooms again in No 111.111 thanhm been ,
tempest-blown bylife. is that not the sweetest
story 1111.11. world?
Rupert Huges
The one great American author who tells his own story
on the screen.
“REMENIBRAN
A motion picture you will remember toreverfi
If you liked “The Old Nest" you’ll love “Remembrance”
COMEDY -:- -:-
NEWS
SATURDAY“
A Banner Double Feature Show
JOHN GILBERT IN “THE LOVE GAMBLER”
AGNES AYRES IN “TmH’E ORDEAL”
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Palace Theatre
Direction David Eetereen—Cyrue w. Gray, Jr., Mgr.
TODAY —— TOMORROW -— SATURDAY
One of the Biggest Vaudeville Programs That Has Ever ,
Been Pmented
S—Big’ Keith Acts—5‘
CORNELL, LEONA & l
ZIPPY PURMAN & EVANS
Varieties a La Oarte ”One the Gridiron of Songs"
ELIzAnETR ‘MILTON
KENNEDY and arm
The Twinkling Juvenile Stare in
“BROADWAY BO'UND”
One of the Meet cenutiOnai Specialties of the Season — ,
LEUT. Tumor
French Ace and World's
Champion Sharplhooter
THE EVERETI'EB
In ‘ ‘Money ' ’
AND
TODAY AND TOMORROW
NORMA TALMADGE IN “NEW MOON”
Saturday—HerbertRawlinson in “Don’tEShoot” f
THE NEW STRAND
THEATRE —- STAMFORD, CONN.
MATINEE, 2:15 . ..... see EVENING, 7:30 ....... sec
BALCONY ................. 40:: L002: aooxss 1ee~
:ATURDAY AND HOLIDAY EVIILNGS—J'WO SHOWS-£30 3 9:00.-
TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Five All Star Vaudeville Acts
WESLEY BARRY
sm- 0! “School Days" in
“BAGS T0 RICHES”
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8-9-10
All Star Vaudeville Bill
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RUDOLPH
. Court, tin-um «Sparse-1, '
made)»; Whitney advocating the,
31.11111. Add? or Waco; ,"Tcna. hath? 3?
annulment or the
night mow: the district. ’attorney or
Rocklaud county to take all veal-do
1n .the .1111 before the‘ 61-min Jury
‘wlth a:_vl.ew 01' inflicting-the dancer g
and her {1111111111. He also recommend.
: ed that the New York Bar Aseoeiatio’n' 7
illuminate the practice: of Chou-let ‘
Firestone of New York find about
Vernon. tittomey of record for
ment of marriage from the justice in
July 1920.
"A gross fraud has been "perpetrati
ed on the court." said the justice.
"and rankeperjury has been c0mmlt~.
led by both the plaintlfl and her
mother. ‘ ‘ ' '
HUNDRED DRIVEN
‘ NEW YORK, 31111. 4.—Si: persons
had narrow cheapo: trom'death and
clad weradrlven into the snow-cover-
ed streets early today luring a fire
which demand several , tenement
buildings in Greenwich street and
_ threatened (or a. time to spread vor ‘
tire block. .
. tarting in the two-story double
building occupied by a. paper box fac-
tory. the flames spread quickly '0 ten-
ements on both dries.
One hundred horses and mules in
two stables which caught fire were
driven into the street.
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207 EWASHEHGTGH ST.
PHONE 959
Liberty Square Main St.
11 ~No.
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Tel. 2978.
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Dine at the 0111 Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
room-11 11111113711337 '
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
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dancei- when she obtained her 111111111- '
.TO STREET BY FIRE"
more than a hundred other-scantily :L
Java Honey by 19111-111;
W. ‘L. DOUGLAS '1»
SHOES
Every Pair Stamped With
Price at Factory.
KEELER’SF
SHOE STORE
«of rare Old 5th
This; 11.1.11. 7 na '_ 1111“
‘ the separate sklrt.
What links prettier or mere in keeping than one of
these new soft 111 brie skirts with a sweater for riding, hig-
ing, motoring Or on~the golf links? .. 5 -
How handy and 13111111; a refreshing style of dreSs is
one of those striped ella cloth skirts with ththos’e
in which they are 110 allunugly fashioned.
' Thesemyéemmthasmpleteflomd We:
action.
from $10 to $19. 50.
Wont-en’s _ sWeaters
Of, brushed wool
Pretty sWeater Of. brushed woOl—rather mahnish
looking—has ribbed band about the neck and down the
front matched by narrow bands on both pockets—button-
ed with pearl buttonS—bufi color only $5.
l Dainty, filmy, gauzy creations made from these exquisite _
‘ , ish laces so namt With EScir large flower or leaf doe
. signs 50 rich and handsome 1n the1r'Silkcn lustre.- ‘
Each drcSS is made over satin or over CantOn crepe or in 00111-
“ .bmatton with either Of these fabncs - there are as many different
~ 11110111315 35 there are dresses shown and evcry one is captivating. '
5, Colors are subdued shades Such as usury, brown and black With ' :7
.. touches of color 1n the Way Of cOrsagc bouquet Or girdle and 111 some
cases a bit Of gold or silver mtcrminglmg 1'11 thorough keeping with "
«the 51235011 5 mode. V
Yes, we haVe them to fit the 511111 miss and the matron up to 51265
46 and each style is modeled 1n accordance With the Size it is made for
—f35hioned charmingly With the Sole idea of being becoming
Prices range from $39 .50 to $45. , 1 ‘ ‘ 1.
flashing stripes 11111111113113- the hidden pleat Of the mode
with a sweater and make an ideal costmi’dor 5111:4111": wear , g
——One that gives to the full of comfort and freedtim of ‘ '
Just now the assortment is particularly good at prices 3
f fOr 38c
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Special Dinner 1
Thursday 35c.
Choice ofs-i-Libertyroast with mashed potato
Lemb fricasse with boiled rice
Fried chicken halibut with tomato sauce
‘ -, Cold rOast lain}; Wlfll potato salad
21;; . ' " Fruit salad with whipped cream
‘ OhOice 0f :-—RolIS or bread
Choice eta—Cake, pie or pudding
:ChOice ofi—Goflee, cocoa, tea or milk 1 » _.;
' Entire dinner Thursday, at 350. I ‘1 ~ , '
Bulément. rear. *1.
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Stationary—broken 11on
9 at half price. .1
Just a limited quantity of boxed wr1 aper-a
some boxes contain cards and paper—emerging: p
one to two quires Ofp paper and envelopes to metals-The
paper itself 18 all right but the boxes are broken and Se _
while th vastthepnce 18 cut inhalf, 75c to $1.50boxes :
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