.
Boston
Lodgeoililks
$3.6“), (II) Home and Hotel
The magnificent structure which
Boston Lodge « Elks has erected
at 175 Tremont Streetnvns opened
yesterday vld for eight days the
various fraternities and civic, organ-
isations throughout New England
Ind the countiy have been invited
to Inspect the beautiful building and
partake of the bouteous hospitality
01 The Elks.
Th! celebration started with a
parade participated in by Lodge
mcmbcrs and military and naval or-
ganizations, followed by a ring mis-
Ing at the New Home. Two splen-
did silk flags have. been donated by
The Guard of Honor which is com-
posed of 120 members of Boston
Lodge of Elks. Then foliowcd en-
tertainment and inspection of the
building. From todhy until Decem-
ber 6. ladies' clubs. secret orders.
military bodies, business organiza-
tions have been assigned special
days and nights. Ladies and Ms-
sonic bodies, today, Knights of Co-
lumbus and mdies' ICIubs. all day
Tuesday. business organisations and
military men in uniform Wednes-
day. members of theatrical profes-
sion Thursday. bond holders on Fri-
day. all Elks” Day Saturday. Dedi-
cation banquet and entertainment
Sntui’llay. Sunday. December 5.
Memorial-Services will be held in
.he Metropolitan Theatre It it a.
m.. for which prominent operatic
:ini's have volunteered their serv-
icra.
The festivities conclude with a
grand ball on Wednesday. December
8.
ton Lodge of Elks covers b ground
area of 22,000 square feet. Is 150
feet in height. and cost. completely
furnished. 83.005000. Its location
on 'I‘remont street is in the heart of
the theatre and business district and
is convenicntly accessible to the
principal railway terminals and sub-
ways. There arc 335 guest rooms.
Daily Radio Program
Monday. November 29.
Amp run for fall brides from
.111. ilentcrtain those matrimon-
inclinod at cl t o'clock Monda ax
“It. Fifteen mnutcs later WRV
u on annivcrysar program
Iwi WW“. '“gwlnltlln Stars".l uv-
an" lots
the". music mot the Royal Jslsls Bond.
At 0:00 a recitalb by Colin O'hioro. lrish
2!?er assisted“: Radio‘s crohgstaz
at 0:00 will at Jack Grses‘s min-
“fit-ho Isanda will offer a concert
atho Bancrd Dru Oomrps.
s New. gland station at 0: to will
turn over Its station to Spanish War
ivoterans and this program will in-
cludo music by a band. the Beethoven
51.31 and talksb v Congressman
linger and other notables. At
some hour on of s
0 W.
from a banquet through WJZ
AF chain will broadcast the
"La Fora del Destino." at
1 :00 and at the same time
will (saturo the Sterling Mixed Qilll‘e
lllsclt foes typo indicates boot features
All Program Eastern Standard Time.
Leading East Stations.
WM. ATLANTIC CITY—209.8.
1: 30 .ll.-Dinncr music.“ talk.
0:00- unner- music; tenor; saxophon-
1: rt orchestras.
“:00-$0 V Quartet.
10:05-Tworchrasest
WIAL. IALTlMOflE—did.
.80 P.Ii.-Dlnner orchestra: organ.
:00-Commie. Wiener. pianist.
lam-Talus
traits. violinist. pianist.
orch tra.
ll:
t 0:10 Est-glint"To studio rogrsm.
0:1 heater songs and cstra.
:10: Van lcs dance.
II:
on. statute—sis.
'0 brustors orchestra.
. :00 . .—
1:ib—£Publlo Plant:l Banking."
11:33:33?“ I-1 orob. 8 hrs.
AK. “:3; 05-80. )
BUFFAOL
6:13 I‘M-B.
1 .80—Nth‘fln'lcr'l orchestra.
8280- rubu'culos isAssociation
1:. "W'iv‘fvmm"°'.2‘
. - yl lo‘s c
2%.ch apponrsciatl lemon.
0 :00. ysl Canadians‘ orchestra.
1:00- tor «man.
0 orch
coo—om. from wuss.
orchestra.
11:00-
booonOard ordiut
l ”100°. HARTFORD—010:0..-
| 0:30 WM
“tans-a
wuan ATLANTIO curs—m.
so .lt—souloo trio.
lies Borgaro crab-tn.
was: scorch-00.1.
nus—6m. toasus: musical.
minor: wrcu.
rise-mu wooden Dairy period
George
1:00-13“: '
Secondary Eastern Stations.
:cmbw
I: II
MIDGEPOR‘I' WIN. 500 “’Am I“
1 .oo-Talk: Ihnist: Incrrymakors.
0: Oil-Contra to: musical.
0: 00-I'olyp honl ans.
10:05— laser Boys orchcst
moo— cater cream homo
sic.
WOI. NEWARK—000.
1:00 filth-Shelton cnsomblo.
1:80-Carit0n Terrace orchestra.
8:00-"Currcnt Topicsi" coniralto.
0:00-Rarmonlsts.
ills mil--
0
i0: Oil-Concert.
llzoo-Gucrwich‘ n times bestra.
ws BLN WEN LA 1.
0:10P.01.-El.snox ensemble.
0: til-Adams House I»
03:101arlrots. organ.
"How to Sec and Read Plays"!
ll: oo-Theater orchestra.
0: 80-l'nstrumsntal trio.
:. 'Oo-Shl'incrs' Band.
30-Sanish Wsr Votsrsns' night. ‘
10: ‘80- Wm'rnouxI trio.
Ew vonK—oss.
0:00 i“: M. -Waidor1-Astoria Oroh.
1: oo-Baritonc; Coluhmbia U. lecture. ‘
1: ill-House oi Myt .
8: Oil-Educational ytahlk: graders. '
0: ill-Gypsies; Negro on John '
Barnes Wells. toner.
10: oo—o pars. “La Fons doi Domino".
utm-Roiro's Poials D'Or orchestra. I
WJZ. NEW ”0 K-ido.
1:00 Pitt—Park Lasso ill.
1: 00-“!our Daily Menu." Eggplant)
1: 1111110ch orchestra.
1: 0H. 8. Ken onadir.
0:00-Mnrltcl's rchsstrs.
0:30-Colin mO'Mor-o. tenor: Hartley’s.
Dab—Faith and Qrdsr Cont. banquet.
10: io-Firoside Boy s.
10: 80-Wsldorf-Astorla orchestra.
W IT . PHILADELPHIA-395.
: .01. ulcontennial
kilo-Samoan m to 11:“
LIME-Boo Frankllno
WOO PHILADELPHIA—008.1.
1:30 Bit-D133" music. .
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10: Sit-Sam .
KDKA. BPIT‘I’SIUROH-M.
0:10 Int-Dinar
1tao-lesst och.
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T'ENECTADV-dfll.
it: 00 wA.il.- Time. weather. produce.
to arm stocks.“
1: 00? 0L—Orlginsi Boyfi toAcos.
s: 80-"Pood hr School Children
Hull-Stock report.
0: Iii-Farm news.
0: ”-th "Curioro rcbostrn.
HA2. Tami-010.0.
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lit-Educationsfuddrols.
0:00-11. P. s'lcs do 0.
tons-sums. mixed snort“. .
“outdo-Stud ts“ Symphony arches
wuvc. NEW vault-011.
ifs—Tiling smfi‘zfll‘. mg.
a
0:10- lst. tenor rose.
to: inofs orchestra.”
WRNV N YORK-070.
1: P. 01. 11's orchsstrs.
1: moor tattle:
:10-Royol .isas Is'nd.
mortar aanco orcnonra.
wcnl. surrealism-411.
0:00 NL- -'l‘wo orchestras
1:00- -bos: health talks.
0:00-V nist. ’nlhst. mils.
sm—samu 11m to uses.
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TODAY
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rim nvsnmc sunrises—adorn NORWALK. CONN. HONDAY, NOVEMBER 29.1926.
PAGE Sl'IVliN
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PALACE Regent
2:15.7zl5shd9
.mtnrmmntmuu'ymuu
Jovlsl Jewish mount no 0011010010, the
criminals trembled-s novel western photo-
plsy filled iron start to finish with rapid-
0rs action, thrills and laughs.
TWIAIDWID.
6.
PALACE REGENT
Direct From the New Paramount Theatre. N. Y.
The Most Unusual Story of the Year
, as run: sr-rrrlsc.
THE DWI! 0F “BEAU GESTE" HA8 8171’be PIC.
TUBIZED DIXIE WILLSON'S ENTHRAIILING STORY OF THE
LOVE 0!" A BAD AND A GOOD \VOMAN‘ FOR A HANDSOME
AMERICAN SAILOR LAD, wmr I'IC’I‘IJRESQUE NEW ORLEANS
Regen-ft
TODAY
2:”. 1:10 and 0
M ‘A R I'E
PREVOST
. .41....
“FOR WIVES
ONLY”
A comedy that will appeal to
husbands and wives -— a story
brimming with action. thrills:
surprises and laughs - a theme
not for wives only. but for the
whole world to relish and enjoy.
PARK THEATRE
Bridgeport, Connecticut
l Coming Thursday. 3 Days
1 “SLIDING”
f BILLY
' WATSON
Willi ills Beautiful (Girls
MATINEE ............. 25-35::
EVENING .............. 60-75::
wsnnssnsv. THUBSlJAY, rnmsv
“Bardleyi The Magniilicent”
—— with -
. John Gilbert. Eleanor Bonrdmsn, Roy D'Arcy, Arthur Lubin
THEATRE NOTES
‘ E:
Today only, “Pals in l'uiudrsc."
l. ooking F or Place On
Common Pleas Bench
i it has becu ascertained that
;Juriun Nehemiah Cundec of Norwalk
{is not a candlddto to succeed the
late Judge. John J. Walsh as Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas.
“hen the appointmtnt came up
Ifor discussion several months ago
Judge Ncheniiah Cnudce stated at
that time that he was not a candi-
date for that position. He has since
'rciterated this statement.
' irinr to Judg‘ “alsh's death It
was pointed out that Judge Cundco
was the logical candidate for the ap-
pcintmcnt upon. the retirement of
Judge Walsh.
it is probable flint a temporary
Luitpnliliment will be. made by Gov-
;crnor Trumbull in the near future or
'tiie bench may be filled in by \aii—
Ions town and city court judges of
ithe county until the lcglslnturc rc-
convenes.
l
lJudge Candee Not
Dust from volcanic eruptions has
!i»cn known to trawl Mm miles
through the air.
~ Gilt: Sought r...
Patients At State
Hospital for Insane
1‘ The Connecticut state hospital at
.Middictown is preparing to observe
iths Christmas holidays with appro-
{printc festivities. Every effort will
he made to make the season one of
rejoicing; and as an aid to such end.
igifts for friendless patients. and for
9 those whose friends are financially
unable to provide gifts. will not only
he very acceptable to them. but
much appreciated by the hospital
management.
Gifts of any description will be
welcome. but men patients always
appreciate tics. hats. handkercbicfs.
gloves. hose. tobacco. pipes. candy.
-etc.; whilc women patients appre-
ciate aprons. handkerchicfl. gloves.
hose. or wearing appa.ei of any do-
scription. «my. etc.
Packages should be addressed to
the Connecticut State Hospital. Mid-
. dictown. Conn.. and marked “Christ.
mas Donation." They should be sent
as to reach the hospital not later
than December 20. If the donor will
also write name and address upon
the pacing; prompt acknowledge-
ment of the gift will be made.
Conn. Patents
The following were issued Novem-
ber 8. 1928. List compiled at the
ofiiccs of Wooster A Davis. Patent
Lawyers. Bridgeport.
Julius Bronsinger. Fairfield. head-
ing machine.
wuu- r. Hobbs. and .1. A. Andor-
son. Bridgeport. valve-lifting tool
Earls Buckingham. Hartford. de-
vice for generating glcboidal worms.
Carl Schromm. West Barons-d,
clung up.
Theodore S. Cole. New Haven. lot-
tery-pesto construction.
Walter S. Edwards. New .tlsven.
our. for lingerie ribbons and the
like.
John W. Patterson. New Haven.
water bottle and the like and man-
ufacturing vulcanized rubber srtl.
clts‘.
Wallace 0!. Cutler (0).
l'oclrs. chuck.
Benjamin E. Gotcheli (3).
viii... inclosod switch.
Georg! A. 00-. Waterbury. refill
clip or holder.
Charles H. Granger. Waterbury,
producing luminous dials for clocks
- and watches.
' James H. Graham.
tapping machine.
hiastIIRHsrhand 1.1:. Page.
\‘ew Britain. toilet lnclosure.
Norman 3. Hard. Now Britain.
loci:
Windsor
l’iain -
'Dorrlngton,
tut-Program under the direction
of Arvin 3. Soil.
0: 00-Catnso 'l‘hsstro PM
to: Oil-Charley Cotes and his 0r-
“ choirs.
Henry E. Lepptrt. Now Britain.
.zleurlc switch.
“lineup F. Service. Now
pulling machine. ,
i’aul B. Hunt. Hnmdcn. dii'ezt-u-r
uni-cursivulcanising apparatus.
Martin L. Martuu.
H.13ecker. and .l G. Ross. Wu 1'-
but y. electric control switch.
_.rr.old L. Schavolr. Statute: -,d
fabricated cork sheet.
Charles E. iioott. South Noruulin:
heating and ventilating unit.
Chester A. Spots. Groom-min.
\w-lshlng scale.
John J. Thacher. Wethersiimi,
blank-rotating n-ecbsnlsm for
leimg machines.
Frank C. Whitc.
piano.
4000 Gas Stations
“ In Connecticht, One
cin-
For Each 3 1-2 Milesa
An automobilist stranded without
gasoline on say road in Connecticut
would have to walk not more than
one and three-quarters miles in
either direction to get tho oil-im-
portant fuel it tho licensed stations
in the stats were evenly distributed
throughout the entire highway sys-
tem.
There are. according to state nio-
tor vehicle department records. ap-
proximately 1.000 places in Coun-
cotlcut where one ivy buy gaso-
line. The number at the close of the
fiscal year ended Juno :0 1020 was
8.921. There are 10.031 miles of
highways in Connecticut. 101: im.
proved and 11.601 unimproved. or
about it 1-1 miles of highway for
every gasoline filling station licens-
ed. 1] 1
In tho past sovon years. the num-
ber 01 gasoline filling stations in the
state has doubled.’During the some
interval. the number of motor V0~
blcles In the stats has doubled. with
14.000 to spare. There is. therefore.
one Yiiiing station for approximately.
ovary scvont boas cars.
The quantity or taxable gasoline
sold n‘ thsso stations in tho past
fiscal year amounted to 100.889..
fill 14 gallons. making the aggre-'
Sate sales of tho avsrag‘ station
about ”.000 gallons a year. August
was their busier month. durlnit
which 10.41:.01. gallons woro sold:
May some heat with also of 10.111.-
'410 gallons. and Jens. with a record
or 11.020.200 ga'écns sold. tool: third
place.
The State coilcctcd 01.110.010.03.
in tater. from the solo of this so”-
liao. being at the rats of 0 costs a
noilon. The monoyis. to
law. turned ovor to tho stoic high-
w'sy dcmrtmsnt. for ma ImPfOW-
manta srd repairs.
undcn's average rat-touts 10
inches but in from tho m
of Siam boos 101 m 01 min
I
mini-1.5
Woodbury. in. ‘
Meridon. pin yer
i
l
l
l
l
featuring Marguerite de la hlottc.
John llowcrs. lludolph Schiidkraui
and May Robson is at tho i'alacc
,ihcatrc. An unusual. dramatic. thrill.
ing amusing and capthatlng wcstcrn
photopluy. strom; in plot. nevcl in
treatment. It is from the pen of Pi .
icr ii. Kync.
"God Gave Me Twenty Cents." ihc
picture selected for the opening of
tho magnificent seventeen and :1 half
million dollar Paramount theatre In
New York city last week.
plume of this kind must be a trc-
mrndous and excellent photoplay to
be selected asthc dcdicntor! picture
of such a splendid theatre. The iiu-mc
of " God Gave Me 'l‘wcnty Cents," is
unusual. lts cast is comprised of
Lots Moran. Lyn dc l‘utti. Jack 0inl~
hull and William ifoliicr. Jr. 'lhc
rcL't irom the Paramount theatre
and outside those of New York. Nor-
wnik patrons will be among the
first to soc it following its \vcck's
slay In the rev! Paramount pulacc
0'.‘ entertainment.
i RIALTO
Doris Kenyon with Wainot liaxtcr
are at tho Rinlto thcntre today and
tomorrow in "Mismates." a drama.
of a wife. who because of ho: hum-
Tim attraction at tlu- l‘aiacr- thcnw
its for tomorrow. and Wednesday is1
Surely a ,
bio beginning was chcctcd by the
wealthy parents of her husbani
She was a manicurist who was a
dcnily wooed by the wealthy 301mg
.mnn who finally won her. 'i'hcn
when his family refused to ac-
knowledge his wife. he snot-rod at
her. made her the object~ of all his
puns until finally she decided she
would take their child and ckc out
her own existence for herself and
the harm. This point. ihc thcmc takes
on a tcnsc dramatic turn with a cli-
max as exciting and as thrilling as
motion pictures can make them.
I -
REGENT
meut today at the Iicgent theatre in
"For Wives Only." Would it man
kiss the wife of his best friend with-
out
beautiful lonely wire played with ihc
friends of her husband who had left
ihcr in their care! You'll find this
comedy of modern Vienna dramatic.
Mario I't'cvost. closes her engage-y
encouragement“! All! how this:
—NOTiCE-—
COMING “
REGENT
NORWALK. CONN.
One Entire Week
Dec. 6th to Dec. llth
6 Days—G—Plays
U“ Milli
mm b
flMlll llP
sums
I‘hrl (‘nrmll'q
Nun'cxs
White
Cargo
“0-
Tesla:
MYRKLE
HARDER.
‘ilUkklll\
307.1
Y E A R
*
III 1 ms into: .
25 Proms
Il' ".1100!"
I. I.
RESERVED SEATS ti.\‘ s.\i.i
—ltl-.‘GE!\‘T [10X til-‘i‘itl ii\
AND AFTER 1111115.. lllli‘. .2
humorous, appealing and wholly sat-l
isfylng.
Tomorrow and Wednesday.
will be the fenturc.
guerite de la liotte.
It stars \iar-
John Powers.
“Pals:
production comes to the Palace (ll-’ll'i Paradbe. " a Peter B. Ky no story .‘
i
Rudolph Schildkraut and Ma} Rob»
:son. It is a highly dramatic western
.picturc. brlmful of action. thrills-—
inppcal and laughs. Y‘nu ll talk of it
‘ for days.
Basile Fcron, who ran the eleva-
tor In thc I‘lffcl lower for 00 years.
has retired but livcsuiearby because
he belicv on that he uould die if he
ltouid not see the to“ or daily.
i
i
Special For This \h-ck Univ
WALL PAPER
Hullabb‘ for
house. parlor.
room and hall.
'0 rolls of Hltli‘
II rolls M t'clllng
18 yards 1. bank?
2 kinds of putts
for $3.00
(if .ill ”If? [inicsi licsigm.
United Wall Paper
Chain Stores
80. Main 5L. So. \nritnlk
Telcphonc 951
any iw‘m H‘ '»
dining-mom in]
includes
“sli
27
"‘he blood of the human body
:trav eis 081.320 miles during :1 inn“
lbc sting of the heart.
__ ._______.__,
We cannot hear: a sound it 1: i. ..
less than 30 or more than in.- ..
vibrations per second.
1
ST NRTING T O-NIGHT
5 ‘ Nov. 29th
Inclusive
Decatur
ARMORY -- Ndkw-ALK
10 Piece
Rexmcre Club
Orchestra
FREE
DANCING
FREE.
PRIZES
Vaudeville _ ;'
Circus-Acts
t
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CHARLESTON CONTEST CA
TONIGHT —
SILVER CUP 'AND
SH PRIZE—OPEN TO ALL
noon OPEN 7:30P. ii.
| VAUDEVILLE STARTS 8:15
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Policy
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