ii ”i ii YOU. Mt's lions “is It a love match?" "it must be. They played bridge all summer as partners and still are ‘ond of each other."-—AnsworI. LOI- don. i* ” Umbrellas A wonderful assortment Plump handled, made of color- ed silks; featured at $3.98 ‘° $15 The N. E. Ryan Co. 88 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NOBWALK Frank Jacohy 12-14 NORTH MAIN ST. The Home of Good Clothes IOI‘ Men and Women The play that ran tor 0 months at the Nora Bayes Theatre, N. Y. “MY SON” A play dedicated to the mothers of the nation .l ,, 3' i ,r . =,_ .t w‘i 9: " 2" t. . ,1 tr, e, l in s t t... .... .t, it... . . ,.-v " . ‘.‘ - v s ._ J. . . . ‘1)- uoawsmt, eons. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1926. SATURDAY IIATINSD The Play They Are All Talking About “immr ; ursr " . SATURDAY NIGHT The Hudson Theatre donation “THE DEVIL WITHIN” ' Mystit‘ying, humorous. holds you spellbound until the end "u ‘ "P |‘ , “V. i it it. T ‘ “4“ J " “‘1 it . II ' . .,—‘ _ __7 REGENT __ PAGE SEVER 7“... ~ SUNDAY EVENING 7:15 and 9 “The Sainted Devil" NEWS and COMEDY i sterner Alexander Carr .4“... His Greatest domed! “APRIL FOOL” Rudolph Valentino in of “Potash & Parlmuttsr" fame I Palace NOW PLAYING Keith Vaudeville aim a my GORMAN'S 1!):qu Pietro i 4 Within Blur & Co. The Brightons Jimmy We end BERT LYTELL “OBEY THE LAW” Saturday Matinee Only 2ND CRAFTS; TUISDAY Performances Under the Auspioes of Girl Scouts THEATRE NOTES ALACE “ For those who ilk-v to enioy a good vaudeville program the Pa- lace theatre is oftering it (or the last. half oi this week. Without rc- servatlori. it can be said that the prbgrarn is one or the finest tho Palace has boasted this season. The bill is exceptional in its entire- ty and thovtens will be well repaid for their presence at this time. Bee. and Ray German's revue with a the most talented in this country. had a busy time during his stay as he was compelled by tho trorueu- rloua oration to render several en- rorcs. Baldwin Blair & Co., in "Key! i-lay!" gave the audience something new and different. The Brighton. tlm artistic ragplckers. do n. piece which will some. the theatregoers. Jimmy Lucas will keep the audi- ence in a humorous \‘ein with his bright and clever wit. The. protppln)‘ is Iicrt Li'tdll in "(.ihr-y The Law." a superb feature: in itself. RIAL'I‘O cast oi ten. mostly girls. popular chord This revud has t"\'l‘I‘.\'illlI'I‘ desired. Pietro. s. Little Wonder Fuel Saver SAVES 20% to 33 1-879 On Your (Joel Consumption SATISFACTION GUARANTEE!) Fitzgerald & Caney Combustion Engineers Phone 29!; ‘ l 31 Kerwin 8t. The French Glove & Corset Shop Next. to Beck liazzard's -d No. Main 8t, 80. Norwsllr SPECIALIZLIG IN LADIES GLOVES. HOSISBY. CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR "Hoe i'e lv‘iisi for Values" ! PARK THEATRE i: BRIDGEPORT. coxx. 2 MORE oars Daily Matinee BUD FISHER ’8 Cartoon Characters MUTT AND JEFF i 3 Boxing Bouts Tonight PRICES i . . . 25-35c. Eve. . . . 50-750 l-lundreds of Gifts For The Home Rosenfield Bros. 128 Washington at. Tel. see "rm DELIVER " L"! US HELP YOU SOLVE YOU! Christmas Problems Phone 3000, Norwalk, Conn. Conn. that} Powe'r‘ SHOP ‘ struck a ; with the patrons. celebrated aceordionist. NTA WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE To the home oi PROF and MOL LIE ELWELL in Camdenrille. Ind, one night in October at is”. cornea MARTHA DALTON. a nurse. bearing with her a woman who had tainted on the train on which Martha had been traveling. Iweil is an artist. He has a son. JIM. aged 8. Late that night twin plrla are born to the woman. who dies without revealing her identity. Her attire had Indicated she was a person at refinement and wraith. The story then mom forward to June. IDIG. and in Pro! Elwcll'a workshop the reader is introduced to Jim Elwell. now 23 and his father‘s partner. and to the twin girls. who have been adopted by lthe Elwella. They are now It and one of them has been named M A ti A R ET and nicknamed Bl? T: the other. ELIZABETH. is called BETTY. s To Jim tlte girls are Just pals. although they are growing to beautiful nomenhood. A stranger pauses by the [limit heels ieucs one day uhlie the girls are wash lug tItrir.lieIr and addresses smart cracks at them. Jim. who takes up their battle. to given a beating and a black eye and the enemy ls dispersed by a croquet ball thrown by one of the twins. The twins and Jim. alter eating supper with Nun-so Dalton. enter the Eiwell tiring room where s:- plsnatlons are due. NOW BEGIN THE STORY CHAPTER 1V . ibl‘s mother looked up a! bin: and quick eierrn leaped into her eyes. What on earth—- "0h. nothing much.” he told her carelessly. “Somebody got hit with e croquet ball. that's all. tiueb things can happen. you itnow. Betty is at!!! goinfi ‘ p ‘ sue tor-get my sudorlng [or f. I . __ginglng ‘The End of a Po .‘ o O. .. .. observed. would mos this been important, Judging trees the appearance oi the eye. “Wh‘o got hit by e croquet bell?" asked lions. "Jim. tell ink” Jim grinned. "Not. me. Ask the hall player over there." He nodded toward Rusty. ~‘ His mother's lips moved with an- other question. but Prod. fill a touch of his hand. Mood her. His eyes were sailing. " fight. let's have the music.” to said. “It's all right. Hollie.” Jimgrinned.giedtobsrldotea~ i. ‘ pstuous rush. "The Prince of Trmplnra." mlhi 5 fl, BE me. - d LOIS MORAN in “NORTH OF 36” person at evening performances Ilsa Wilson will appear in “Strings of Steel" Children admitted to Saturday matinee for ten cents i SUNDAY IVINING iGENE TUNNEY in The Fighting Marine and Alexander Carr .4“... the laugh picture of the year “APRIL FOOL” PALACE "‘ g. MON. 8; TUES. a struggle. to the ' Vlilh nun ROACII T0.“ Mimi-ts SPOOKS" REGENT \ou'll surrender ultlirtut hom - l hartimmit of] honest-to. . ‘ goodness laughs in this I poetwtar comedy rioti CONRAD NAGEL CLAIRE WINDSOR «mount: coorrn Extra Added t‘untni) “OI'R GANG" In Their Newest Comed' ‘ “SEWERING WED. 8; TH (YRS. DIRECT FROM THE CAPITOL THEATRE. N. Y. entertainment. offered in "Tho Ace oi ..\t‘ti0n-' i\\'nily “’nlt‘a is a coming westerni making a name tor. .atnr who is lion." prmidts plenty of it and this forth: at the this pro- Son." is an exceptionally good pro- Lois Moran. Ben Lyon and Lya dt‘itiiit'ilmi. in addition to this irnturo. : dur‘icn. one which will be found to Putti. will close its epsasement or the second chapter of the seriel‘cmmin the. finest and the most in- hreads ' [y Clifibrd wasmes: iynn ~ scarves wound around their heads to seep their glorious hair trons dying. climbed into the side extension 0! title is no misnomer for i i Belly cocked the weapon the log. that is beginning to worry ma non sidersblo." The quick enswsring‘preasure he ielt told hint that another. too. was beginning to worry about something ' I O O ' Jim Eiweli was in the weed-bed wiping his iaoo tho tolldwlng aetur day arternoon when .the twins came tsaringtnon hlmlnthdrusuallns Hill 333?; i r, E 5‘ r5' . refit xi i r i i i 3 a i a leg over the saddle. three days at the Riuito ihnntt'e to-lk'Tlio ”W‘s" Without a Rein. will he request "The Tamil)’ Upstairs." will! day. it brings to the scrum a great, given. Tomorrow Wally Wales Mil be 330'“ Regent Jim's scoot cart. an extension built for two small bodies. Jlns dropped his straw her at their test and swung Then he tin- sered with a mysterious contraption that brought tortb a mighty rear and the scoot cart began to scoot. The": were on their way. "Step on It!" advised Betty iron: ’ tier precarious perch at his side. He was not. he told her. in need of any gratuitous advice. but when he had stopped the machine at the path into Penman Woods and looked at his . watch. he announced that they had been "going some." They had cov- iOM the twelve miles in twenty mint nies list . He backed the cart into the shrub bery The trees in their green dress of summer. the profusion of big ferns growing all around. the cool shade and somber bush in which the woods lay wrapped were deliciously inviting on that hot afternoon in June. "illsli" came the warning tron: Betty. Just a step ahead. as she sighted a pond. she stopped short and held up the linger oi mutton. "Oldie near that bullfrog's eroehi" Three pairs of eyes roved the rim of the small body of water. he glassy surface decked here and there with a greenish slime. ‘ ”There he is!" Betty whispered an instant later. in great excitement. “On that log over there. Jlrnl Lot are shoot him. Jim. You said you'd let the shoot sump'n—e at! or e board! we ran tnto one." "But that was neither call nor bear." reminded Jim. "it's a bull. Do you think you're qualided to handle the built“ his was reaching tor his gun. Betty cooked the small weapon and started it at the trog on the log. Then she turned her head half ‘ around. shut her eyes tight and pulled the trigger.. The frog still set on his leg. the pond unrudlod In 0 a ripple. and aimed it at the frog an afternoon?" Jlid‘ Biwell touched his mouth gill gerly with two tront lingers. lilies and kicking and lumping on a man's each werebarreo in the wrestlias game. its chanted with slow dallhsra tion. .“Aln‘t i got you.two-any bet ter- trained than to pull a stunt like that?" ‘ There had been no biting and no body had kicked him. protested Betty. her eyes glowing. and Rust! added darkly. “You better be good or you'll get some more.“ The votes of Prof lllwenv heated yard from the hlhhsn “Well. that's what I on" Jinn. Oottln‘ the"! oat seasdaleusly nosed prettiest girls in indl . he added. ought to 25:55:: 3’3 a .3 it; i 3‘ its i at H i g: i i i i i i i E :i r 3 2 all” it . ,. 97‘ one shot lihs e was Jim's comment as he took bash the pistol. “Who ever heard of shoving your get up against the user! and "i think 1 some pretty close so the frog. lust the HMO.” Jirn turned to the other twta. “Hera. lusty.” h. slid. palm fig pistol butt in her hand. ”ye. nu . snotetslrn. 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