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As: Never Before!
“Idle Tongues"
- Idle tongues Mil wag and inno-
cence will pay. .That is the theme of
'ldle Tongues." which this
union began its three day run at the
Rinlto theatre. ”W hen a. whole \il—
la; 9 turns on a. man once lox ed and
respected. when it tears him from
the arms 0! one noman he lows.
when it brands him thief and drags
his good name in the mud n hen
lmed ones doubt and those who hale
{an village anger to nhlte heat
that' s when you'll feel as though you
want to be in it—éaou‘ll want to tight
for Doctor Nye the kind, sacrificing
lo‘xing man whom gossip robbed of
menihing he had in the world. All
through.“ )ou sit. hoping for him
to win.
WENT
"The Only “0mm. "
an ’ .her latest First National pic-
ture Norma. 'I‘alrnadge was filmed
eizht dlflerent times in eight differ-
ent costumes. Only one scene was
desired fer thephotoplay, but the
numerous “repeats" were necessar,v
‘ to get the costume which would
photograph the best. The public
cannot concehe of the minute and
painstaking detail to which produc-
ers are now going to make our mov-
ies. Eugene O’Brien is Norma's
leading man ' in this production.
which is replete with tens-2E loxe situ-
ations and ‘thriiling ' sea. wreck
scenes. The picture is now show-
ing at the Regent Theatre.
2 PALACE.
“The Navigator."
O’BRIEN
outlet when raging seas give it
THE ONLY \VOMAN the
or its successur,
Through "
”011109 for Christmas
Xvi" «:lvvilics “ill will a lot to
:.._.ur enjoyment of Holiday
T . i v v
i ‘*“ g 2- Ml\'lili“> —— pzirilculaL-iy when
it r 2; .. rr- gut-l1 :rgu-rl looking
;. , ' nihilirus as thv‘sr‘ Jar-HM'E Suits
15‘\ and Own-oats. They're stylish.
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,;E *2 vii-maria clothes that you Will
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EHOTEL RECORDS
SHOWN IN VET
mu? 11051311151. CASE
CHICAGO. Dec. 17. —-Government
counsel neared the end of their
am today in the Forbes- Thompson
{conspiracy gron in; out of the. hoa-
Epital construction program of tho
Lnited States Veterans' Bureau on.
Director Charles R. Forbes. tn 192:.
The remainder of the prosecution‘s
vase probably will require not more
than two da; 3. and the detense al-
read} are preparing to present their
case in full before the Christmas re-
‘cess next Tuesday.
ment yesterday. identified great
bundles or hotel registers. bank
statements. accounting records an"
mrsonal correspondence introduce:
in suport of the testimony of EL.»
H Mortimer the chief prosecuzia
{Ellie defendants in the awarding hoo-
jpitai contracts.
der the administration of ‘-tormer.
a,»
i Six w itnesses. called by the govern-~
V. nitncss. last week touching on alleg A
“ .wrruption and collusion between
Buster Keaton is in a class bx
himself. and in "The Navigator." his
giat‘est release which ends its run to-
;night at the Palace; he has contri-
ihuted one of the best comedies ever
'made for sheer entertainment
real physical laughs. V'i‘hcre isn't a
dull moment in “The Navigator." in
x tum. last night’s audience. Was kept
:in a continual state'of hilarity with
several spasms of hysterlarhesides.
{it's for the whole family: every one
will be pleased. and there isn't an
ofter4‘
For one scene in "The Only wom- E
and ;
Kid McCoy's sister Mrs. Jennie Thomas, and Dagmar D:h n, one f h -
well known dancer, are stalnding by the former heavywei 15‘” o B a wires and .
the murder of Mrs. Theresa Mars.
room in Los Anneles and. inset. Dunnar Dahlm.
2 State’s Case Suffers Setback When Maid Testi-
fies Mrs. Mors and Husband Quarrelled
Violently
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’ . fig:
._. A. Mort- antedated the conquest 0!
gap of an-
it.
The star appear: as :‘.::E
old ‘iamily “‘F'alil'y .‘emily trro. nho
is not capable w...“ of \rihvliuz his
can watch. He 1S rcinsrd l-y 13m
girl of his dreams. an-l got-s to take
the honeymoon himself. lie gris on
the wrong liner, and Ly a chance.
the girl oisw ccmrr aboard. The:
the fun begins:
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‘tou are literally handling
fashion with a pair oftl‘l
a
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specially priced.
when it would be usually
specially priced now for
v.,
‘* $2
cuboid
one beautiful imports tions.
34. 50 to $6 and they look it. Elaborate cuffs in flaring or turned back
Lrnbroicleriea of elegance in contrasting colors on the back-
Satin Bassiera
Boyshfonn ,
A bra-lore becomes a Christa-a gift when
it is 'of haw watering satin and very
' It is doubly acceptable
(arch/faked (65]
. "the D Ill Read co
$3.45 Pair
Regular pricea' $4.50 to $6
the gift situation with kid gloves when you preoent a lady of
pair would ordinarily
Emery
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32.50 and E5.
$l.95
Gifts A That Are Home Luxuries
and Nose-sides
I. w W a; Mary med table: of .11 th.
moot mode-“u m nickel and electrical household
anon suitable for Quintana: giving
appli-
1:034
FWWE E ”will find “maid“: to keep child-
113': food um. electric iron. nickel trim. nickel coffee
' E Christinas Sale of Beautiful
Embroidered French Kid Gloves
A Brocaded Wrap—Around
to Wear under Hohda' y Freda
And the most popular wrap-around: are
made of heavy pink brocade and inserts of
elastic with boning in just the right places.
It is a splendid Warner model
specially priced. Sizes 27 to 34.
ANGELES.
has between Mr. and
Dec. 1.. —Famxi:’
Mrs. Albert
"Kid" McCoy. erstwhile idol of the
prize ring. for the affection: of Mrs.
73170358 Mors. according.io the tes-
timony of a negro maid in the Mora
household. who testified yesterday at
McCoy's trial on a charge of murder
as a result of tin:- killlng of Mrs.
Mora.
Sailic Tongue.
the mold. called to
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sell for
aty lee, kid lined.
Blair. floor.
and very
$3
ColOred Glass
Console Sets
Fordiningrooma, hall or
living roomrtheoe sets are
‘n's latest whim
with d! largo gracefully
flariagbowioandznaaching
rmbfia
Mfr-end!
$10
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Bright Flannel Frocks
.Offiefiowwfimeltheosdnnaconformtothobutmoffll valoiu'd
Wonderhxlmddytonee fromaanbeu-z‘ taddidt
meidalmxdmamdmndm of metal
string. Allmvnynurmdvuymforthhmll
mm DELIVERY TO SOUTH NORWA'LKE .
Out-delivery car leaves thestore at 8 A. M. eaehday andjall’pnr
' chases madein the afternoon willbe delivered the following morn
writer-nee.
mam.
‘ firunght out
ght tighter in his battle to escape death for
Photos about McCoy and his sister at the trial table in the court
show that "absolute felicity” reigned
Em the Mora home before McCoy
came on the some. surprised the
prosecution by (ratifying on cr055 cr-
lamination that Mr. and \irs
Equarrclcd violently.
“or: E
The state is attempting to Show I
ithat McCoy killed Mrs. Mora. Who
inns living with him in an apartment
-he,re. after he learned there was a
émssmmy-ot a ru-«cncmauon rm-
éiwrr‘n the MOE. To support this
;contention. the prosecution had set
ion: to cast McCoy.
:3 hone
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breaker. _ ‘
Secretary Testifies.
Miss Framers l’carlstmn.
or an antique shop owned by Mr.
and Mrs Mora idtmiiicd iorcunn'
ianiclcs the Slate charges
£s ole from the shop after Mr‘
fines shot to death. 1'. use
that .1 valuable
Ecnce owned by Mrs.
«email. was being “on: by
who has beenv
1:3.”le right “mes, in the role oi'j
H‘cretary L
Eclocks. sihcr candlesticks and other
McCoy E
_. Mora ;
also ;
coat. ‘-
Mors. the dead 1
Miss ‘
E‘terstcin. who said she purchased it V
Efrem More. Miss Pcarlstein denied
on (71‘an cxtnzination that she was to E
"rtw Mars.
The prosecution expected
is case late today.
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INSTALL OFFICERS
. .trmngcmems for the 30m: llllel’
giant-n of officers with the “’illinm
;.\lrl\'iniey camp to be llf'ltl nrxt
,Tucsday were made last night a: the
monthly meeting of MCKTDTtV
:clmr} lolloaing the business. a
Esecial session “as enjoyed.
YCSl ,
all».
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Thos. H. Ince
l Presents ‘
Doris Kenyon
—and—
Percy Marmont
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__ DIVIDEND NOTICE
1 50th
Semi-Annual Dividend of
N orwalk Savings Society
Norwalk, Conn.,
December 9,1924.
At a meeting of the Directors of this Society,
held this day, a dividend at the rate of FOUR
AND ONE- HALF (4V2 ) per cent per annum was
declared to Depositorsz from the earnings of the
six months ending December 31,1924.
MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BEFORE
SATURDAY. J ANL'ARY 10 192 5 W'ILL DRAW
INTEREST FROM JANU ARY 1,1925.
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS 7 to 8 "
Depisits over - - - - - - - - ”19,000.
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Frederick A. Ells, Tress.
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