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WEDNESDAY
Daily at 2:15. 7:00 and 3:00
Metro-Goldwyn Presents
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PEDRO de CQRDOBA
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A Romance at Spain with Bull
Fights and Thrills
“The Bandolero”
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Selected Short Subjects
Three Christmas Day Shows
Five Acts Vaudeville
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“THE SPITFIRE”
Evening Prim (forum‘s
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‘Three Days Beginning Xmas
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“weekly Goods”
By the same token that makes
Christmas week one o: the busiest
ottheyear.itiamsdeonso¢the
most important tron: the standpoint
or those responsible for (nothing
public enteruinxnent. Tholwseks 0!
preparation tor Christmas are com-
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in; to an end and the shoppers who
Why [its Spreading
That epidemic o!
, regarded as the proper remedy.
hiccoughs in
‘Vew York may be expected to in-
‘crease it brandy and water is to be
are abroad are mentally and physic-
ally tagged. To such. entertainment
oil the right sort is a tonic much
appreciated. Such entertainment
will be found today. tomorrow and
Christmas eve at the Regent theatre
where Menace: David Emerson will
present the new Paramount super
picture "Worldly Goods" starring
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for Christmas that will bring ll.
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tier; of zif’e cf minty and pleasure for
J1 ington St.
South Norwaik
Agnes mes and Pat O'Xalley. The
Principals have a supporting cast
that includessomeotthsbestnm
;screen players of the day. The vs-
ghlcle is a well known domestic
{comedy drama adapted tron: Sophie
Kerr’s popular Lsdies‘ Home Jour-
nal success. 0:: the earns program
Manager Esterson will present 4;:
Educational Merirnald corned}.
"W’ild Game.” with Lise Conley.
. PALACE
"the Micro" .
One of the most exciting picture
entertainments that has been booked
n the Nor-walks this season is "The
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Bandolero" which opens s. three day
run at the Palace theatre today. It
is an ideal pro-Christmas :aaiors. tor
it will retresh minds that for weeks
have been cecnpied with tho prob-
lens of Chrisunas. "The Bandoloro"
is s. Spanish romance. the central
Stumotwhichsre the boyand girl
lovers. Bull fights and moon”
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tom a punch that makes It at om
charming. Podo do Cordoba plays
“The Bandolero" and he mastery o!
interpreting the Spanish character
assures the sncce- o: the picture.
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version of ”Robin Hood" and as
such it will pro. docidedb popnhr.
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the newstothe beardet Rudolph
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Forty-seven Poultry
Premises Found 'Af-
footed—None ingNor-
walk
~ HARTFORD. Dec. ”Fromm
arm survey of the state in an
snort to eradicate the poultry dis-
ease which Is laying waste in mys-
terious tashion {owl throughout the
sad Comminioner on Domestic
Animals. James N. Whittlesey has
summed forty-seven poultry
premises. affecting in all 55.800
hood of tow].
Eleven or the premises quaran-
tined are those of owners at native
chicken. and 36 are than of deal-
s‘amostb in New Haven. Bridge-
port. Stanford and Word.
Commissioner Whittiesy today es-
timated that more than” “000 {owls
have already died fro who malady
in this nabs.
The disease was found in the :01.
lowing cities and towns of the
state: Hartford. Stamford. Fairfield.
Bridgeport. Danbnry. New Haven.
North Haven. Hampton. Seymour.
Beacon Falls. Waterbury. Water-
towd. Wolcott. Southmston. East
Hartford and Won.
{or a considerable time
to. {is stated that Profes-
Jones o! Connecticut Agri-
cultural colleso round the disease in
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month. 1.000 of the flock had died. ‘
He also ssid that poultry specialists.
hadobservedaslouaslast .lclys
peculiar cont-scone disease in tow
shipments to the state.
In :airne‘to the public and deal—
ers it was said that the public
healthwaainnoisyendsnaered o5
the disease. 1
Poultry situated with the malady
beanie noticeably blotchy and :04
discolored that it would be impowi
.ble to sell {owl with the disease.
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BRISTOL. Conn. Dec: :..0——Rev ’
William P. Downes. rector of Trinity
Episcopal church. tendered his rcsig- ,
nation. eflectlve January 1 and it,
was accepted at a parish meeting.
here. Rev. Mr. Downes has been‘
appointed assistant rector at St:
Mary‘s Epscopal church. Windsor
Locks and will also hat: charges!
a. mission at Hanrdvill and at th:.
Episcopal boys at Snflield school. He
came here ten years ago from New
Haven.
TAKING CARE
Assorted Chocolates
and Bon Bone. 1b. . .
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