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Qommon Law,” in seven
Edith Taliaierro
Zeld Sears .
Charles Dow Clark
Elmer Grandin
Lincoln Plumer
3 Prices on Orchestra Floor
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REGENT THEME]; y
romoanow
The Metro Picture Corporation presents .
the two clever co-stars, Francis XJlush—
.an and Beverly Biyne in “Romeo and
uliet,” in 9 reels. Matinee 10c, Even-
FRIDAY, NOV. lath—The ret
request of the great Success of the
ing 15c. Two performances,
The Biggest Laughing Success in Ten Years
"‘CAPTAlN KlD JR.”
A Farcical Adventure in Three Acts
By Rida Johnson Young
warn REMARKABLE CAST
And Other Broadway Favorites
PRICES ......... . 25¢. 50¢. 756'. $1.00. $1.50
urn engagement by special
reat picture, “The
reels. atinee Ioc, even“
7 and 9 o’clock sharp.
Otto Kruger
Ernest Stallard
Charles Brown
Adele Rolland
Edward Snader '
Seats On Sale Now.
outfall-ll
The Home of Fine Feature
Pictures
l
Tl l U RSDAY. FRIDAY, SAT-
repellent to her, and she is overjoyed
when some distant relations, the
i‘iiusdaies. insist on her visiting themw
Young Tom Dimsdaie and she are
soon the best of friends, but the ro.
mancc is cut short by old Girdle-
Ltone. who carries his ward off after
the shortest 0! Visits.
Ezra's social aspirations bring him
into contact with a club friend of
Tom's, the impecunious Major “Toby"
URDAY
FIVEBIG ACTS OF VAUDE- t‘lutterliuck. who has no objection
VILLE in winning Ezra's money, but is
FEATURE PICTURES riahteotisly indignant when the young
. . - - i . trading on the Major‘s empty
—-Be Barnscale in W" .
Tonight 55“: pt)t'k:*ts. suggest; a cheating partner-
“Plain Jane."
Thursday—“The Firm of Girdle.
stone.”
ship, l'iifortunatcly for Ezra. he puts
his propmitiou for the plucking of
“pigeons" into writing. and the Major
. _ . "Tl e .
Frfidavy ItEfances Ndson m subsequently blackmalls old Girdle
Sat crdoa ' Th Paramount iC stone to the tune oi a ”mound
u V c p pounds. in other directions the guy
ture.I“A Gutter Magdalene."
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THE PALACE. THEATRE
“THE FIRM 0F GIRDLESTONE"
A Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature in
Five Parts. At the Palace on
Thursday, Nov. 9th.
letlirt-‘sltlltf‘, the head of the
firm of (lii'dlcsione. is a harsh. puri~
topical old iiici'chant, an arch-hypo
crite unconscious of his hyprocrisy.
who. with i'ci‘igion ever on his lips,
has neither morality nor even ordi-
nary .tecoiicy \\'ll“i'e his btisinesa is
concerned. When his life-long friend.
.lOllll llarstou. liifs sick of a malig-
John
mini and high infectious fever, Gir-
dlustonc unlicsiiatiugly obeys the
summons to his bedside but he sees
in his friend‘s daughter. Kate, whom
the dying man solctnnly commits to
'hls guardianship. only a source of
revenue for the Firm of Girdlestone.
lie plans to niarryher to his son.
Ezra. a heavy. disagreeable youth,
'who has his father's meanness and
dishonesty grafted on to a vicious.
nets of his own. Ezra has been carry-
ing on an intrigue with one of the
maids in the house. and this girl, RG-
bccca, is full of jealous”: at the
sight of his attentiohsfii’flv-
ston. perfunctory. though?
Kale herself dislikes audit}.
gitardian's son; indeed. -.the whole at-
i
major is having a run of mod luck.
for he is accepted by the lady of lift-
effcc‘iotr‘, 2t moneyv'wl widow, ‘.\ii‘.<.
Scully.
\'oun:: Toni
stone's as a partner. the 7.000 pounds
he brings lieingtvery welcome to tip
firm. (liily John and Ezra know how
serious their financial position is. The
llimizlali- joins (iird‘ie-
old high is determined that his words
money shall save the firm. and he is
pin” Ellie's huh.
'bouse. Hampton Priory.
tries to frighten her
my personating the monk who is sup
posed to haunt the place.
decides on actual murder. and sum-
juions [Esra to the Priory. 1’
high-walled grounds. has manased to
coni‘ey a message to a lady dt‘ivinux‘
past in a pony cart.
fiancee, Mrs. Scally. and she Writes
Saturday, Nov]. 11th i
ONE NIGHT ONLY '1
Cohan & Harris Present
_ a. V.. __ ..
He takes her to his lonely countrydh aisles of the ct“.
and first“ Rev. Ir. AM in widely hw-
jnio her my? I! I ERIK?! and If" ‘0'!" lim-
oiit the crate. H: in expected to deliv-
er ii sermon at the Friday evening
meeting that will be of interest and
value not only to members of the
Girls“ Friendly societies but also to
ll = public at large.
Saturday morning at seven o'clock
corporate communion will be observ»
at the church to be followed by
Then be.
But Kale. though a prisoner in the.
it is the Major's
to her dear Toby about old Girdle- breakfast at 7:45 when fourteen
stones treatment of his ward. Soon younger girls of the Danbury society
the Mulor and Tom llitusdulc itri‘ will serve Two diocesan council
speeding to the Priory.
They would have been too late had
not tl.~ jealousy of the mail lielieccti
proved their undoing and Ralf“: said
vation The note wliiih lizra writes
to decoy Kate into the grounds that: A committee to meet the mornin:
icon by [lll‘l train: was appointed last etching as
Ifollows. Bliss-Es Helen Ferry. Dorothy
signation. She steals Kate's hat ani Hodge and Louise Austin: to meet
think and keeps the appointment her- the afternoon trains. Miss‘s Hazel
.-clt. ll"il it is she who receives the! liazrilton and Florence Allen. '
blow and it is her body"
which the two ruti'iims Subsequentlyl
tail)" to the railway line. They are}
juti placing it on the rails when the.
iizeetings will follow on Saturday, at
9 a. m. and 2 pn. m. Nest of the del-
egates will probably return on Sutur-
day evening. although some will, no
doubt. icinuin over Sunday.
night is surreptitiously
maid. and interpreted as a loter's as
THE REGENT THEATRE
murderous
REGENT THEATRE.
liiwlilicti Kate llt‘!‘.i"if c l'. H). . . ~ - ' -
I ‘ . ‘ ‘ if q“ ’ioiituhi at the Regent Theatre for
illt‘lll. and Ill hideous terror at the . . .
til two days engagement the manner»
apparnlion father and you rus b ‘i .t
‘ h “M i'W‘lli “ill present for the first show-
i.‘ IHWELV- . . mg, the wonderful Metro picture of
Tom and hi" ”all" N" ""3"“ ”Willie famous Shakespenrlan story.
’IDI‘N II" “ill“ If” :l‘m‘ ‘” "“1"“ ”“‘|”lloitieii and Juliet" which at :uch
minim“ girl i" h” arms. “NIP "Mum”. will be featured the two clever
others bend over the body of the
fo'tutiate Rebecca. ‘
an i iostors l‘rantts X. Bushman and Bev-
litty'l“ and a surrounding com~
i izrlIv
The two or r «ere - ‘ ‘i- . . .
u d r‘ m ”‘9" head ‘piiiiy of artists that superior to none
long flight miss their tooling and are; that have m”. hon seen in a picture
“Mil“ to death down a MW“ quarry. i production. it has. been fortunate for
I“'”‘ 'h“ "‘MrmWI “f T“'“ a"dithi- inanugcnis-ut of this popular play-
hate. on cra 0f happm.” and pr0s~t house to be able to secure such an at-
perity opens both for the young luv-”mom,“ as this picture “Romp“ and
crs and the old firm. of which Tmnilulict"
is now the S'llt‘ sll"\'l\lllg partner.
and it certainly decries the
ipatronage from all the theatre coin:
_...__- "_"—' Specple of the Norwalks that wish to
STATE MEET-TE OF G'RLS' isen and enjoy a good picture which is
" {in nine reels and a more complete
Glrll' Friendly Society Preparing ForI‘ production couldn't lzn shown. The do
Annual Session: Friday and l tllils of lhe picture are carried cut to
Saturday. lilii- ii-ry finest lli‘.\'lfl_" spent to make
Further preparations were made fort this picture in the ncigliborhor T of
entertainment of the twenty-third tin- 8250.000 before its completion t' is
anal meeting of the (‘minpmicui “10.: said that the two «tiara are somet :nrz,
cesan (‘ouncil of the Girls' Friendly.“"“dt‘l'i‘ll 1“ ”er 1"‘Wt‘t‘lm‘ part- itti
society in Dunbar-y, Friday and s;ii.§arc the rest of the company. There
urday of this week. at it meetiiii: of.\\'ill be three performances “l ”“3
the society in St. James” i‘arisli llouscl illtllm‘ t‘ttl‘l! dttl' “'ltilt‘ it it She‘ll in
last evening. ithis city one in the afternotm iiit
A large number of delegates are cv two in the \""\li‘g, the matinee s‘ iw
‘ "-“o and the price of
per-ted frotu the various- silt‘it‘liosthllllllllfl at _..
throughout the state. They will priiIi-fiiilission ltt cents and in the ever or:
at ’i' and it o'clock sharp. for the ad-
ebly arrive in this city citv irr'ilill‘:
morning. The openlna session will:
be held Friday afternoon. A bitli
meetinrt. open to the public. will he:
held Friday evenlnir :it St. .lnnies'i
mission of 1.3 cents.
Friday fit this popular
the great masterpiece, "The Common
Law,“ with Clara Kltnlrtll Young in
church when the ltiuhi it v l-‘. (Kim-i the leadini.v role will be lit - attraction
plon M41980“. suffrnxan bislmp of owing to the urrat crowds that re-
(‘onnecticut will be the speaker-.‘ceiveil it last week
jority of the people that did come
were unable to see this picture so
really had to be turned away so by
the request of all those that couldn't
.aain admission this great picture will
be shown again at this theatre on
Space will be rescrvui for delegate:z
lull there will be room for llanuuru
it is annouum-il. Saturn
and afternoon thi- llio~
tropic, also.
day.- moriiin:
ccs-n council will till-cl.
The meeting at tho i'urish
last cveulnt: was well attended, .\lrs.
lv‘. Shepard. branch scirctnry in
i'ilillll“, and committees were up}; lint.
ed to have charge of details. The in-
House
‘ieo.
fee that prevailed lust
‘ when shown here.
tthfl'flMn‘hflydthf‘hur-J‘Mh'fle
l
Friday afternoon and night at the us-
ual times and at the some admits-ion and disconnected.
Wednesday
announces
llt‘ forbids.
tween the two
to deliver.
es the girl, who
puniihnLent.
iness has become a devourinz: mania."
lZ-enren will not permit this puny girl
to iiupcril the safety of the Firm of
Girdlestone , he says to
- he. studies his dead
which, if Kate dies before she com-es
of age, her money goes to her guard-
thi-refore doubly horrified when Tom
engagement to Kate.
his
all communication
is
The ruse. however
until his ward is of
age, merely allowing Tom to writ-e one
farewell letter. which he undertakes
Naturally it iii-Yer reach
cannot understand
Tom's silence. though licrIiziiardian
provides an explanation when he cas-
ually tells Ezra. in her hearing. that
young Dlmsdale
one of his mother's poor relations.
is not succesw
ful for whcn Ezra promises to Kate.
she promptly and emphatically refuel
es him. apiece of wickedness. to old
Girdlestone's mind. which merits any
His passion for the bus I
going to marry
himsFlf, as
friend‘s will. by
Tomorrow at The Regent Theatre.
Miss Etta Tavlor and Mrs. Alfred. The Cohan and Harris production.
iiolshon. Supper Friday evening will . "Captain Kidd, Jr.," with a New York
he in charge of the members of lllt‘u'lly cost of Broadway store triciudlnlz
i “Edith 'l‘.i‘.i:ifcrt-o and Otto Ktttgcr.
oi ti . ‘ §cvcn (‘h lf‘."f‘:‘" (Dilp‘ll‘y.
fcimatiou bureau will lie in charge of
I A
be-
Sc'iior club.
'l’l' ‘ mectiuu v'ilhopcu Friday after—
‘lttlo with :1 conference at the.
mi: '.'.t iii T; l'..f':'.‘.~
noon at
Pfl““~"\ ilcuzc of senior :nv-inbcit-i.
. be followed at 3:30 by a joint confer. Jr.“
ence of associates and members which}. ‘ “T“ “l"
was first mmmmcpd m 1". held in the! Edfili Tnliafirro had llll‘tlk‘ no"
.Parirh llopse. bill which will be held:- "" ‘5'" "mg” Th0 occasion “"1" ”T
in the Odd ”"0“... Hall, ”mm for into James A. iicrtw's pritiuction of
i that new? in “e forgotten play “Share
the meeting.
‘- lesolved. That the Girls' ri-iomuyl ““1”" i” “'th it" youthful Tatia-
i'i‘Tt‘o appeared as .iitlle, Parry.
.
i
Kidd
in
”Ceyt'ein
it years cf all".
P-‘l‘t'ro .‘4
e
soricty can use its llll'lll‘llf‘l‘ to lm-’
brave the morn character of the mov- Sim” ”“3“ Edit“ Titllflit‘l‘t‘o. Who is
ini: pictures," will be the subiccl (manly the leading: lady of Cohan and
Wm (.mflrrflncInI trill to Harris“ “Ccptcin Kidd. Jr." company.
,. r. . b(‘\l\\‘(”n ,.(.D.I.(.3I.I.mnh.” of l‘ar created many roles and :m'ieerc'l
”1“ Dilllbllfl' soi‘ietv and visitors as' in a wide variety "f plays that are
to which can ”We...“ ,1", most plausl. familiar to the students of the thea-
ble outline of work towum liltlt‘ft’m. “‘94 .
Mm, Lots ““8"“ and Miss Hazel Among these are the character of
Hamilton were chosen “‘5‘ night to Margaret ‘irey 5.“ “Brewster‘s .‘vlll-
lions;" Lovey Mary
i‘lt‘ Tim”
mosphare ‘t' G‘rdle.t ne'. ., . . . . lend the discussion for tie l .
l... i I so it house is an. ‘80 the blaspitentoiE—EldIfaliflic “WI ‘ omqur the *Cabbngc Patcli;" P013 1
9"“ l M six o'clock supper will be served? — W... n
at the Odd Fellows' [fall for which 1—.— -
.. - . in
aprepara ions are being made to seat
1250. it. is not known how many will i
.be present. but the management
ithlnks that there will be, 2.10 at l-;ast.
Iand it'ls hoping for a larger repre-
Isentation. On account of the poor
‘lrnnsportatlono service to Danbury
,from'some points in dig-state. how-
Ieuer. information has been received
Ifront some societies that they are. not
‘sure of their plans yet.
A processional will be a. feature
preceding the address of the suffra-
gan bishop. which promises to be 0'
ilnterest to the public. Following thr
lsupper the members of ‘tl‘le societal
will form in line at the Odd Followi"
Hell rind will march to the church
The procession will be headed by the
iiuffragant bishop, followed by the
clergy, and the vested choir. Then
will come the delegations at the
Girls}. Friendly society from all parts
, or Constituent. placed alphabeilenlly
. according, to the city arson from
. —
mi. Tallaferro iii-iii: Cohan
Kid" n.3,? at" The Regent.
in "Mrs. Wigg'!“
. &‘ Harris farce comedy, “Capt.
Bits.
~- m ._ ‘._._..,.E..
are. the lion-to ran-.- Milli" will
in “The \‘i at Bun-r." Suite in
"The cm is ': the Guru Eyes." and
porn-pa the tint r-‘fti‘n tiered r-l all.
[be Ieroirc in "Ki but i of Sunny-l
brook Farm." l
The las’ Lana .l ilii; 1’“ r Is ll‘r’ Oil-'l
that stands out r-cusp‘cuouely in:
Edith Tallafirr-i's ~Illi".~~llll (”dill-R:
"Rebecca of "'rnybiook I-‘ariui,"~was
originally pr rite-d in Boston ufiurei
it had :1 ion. Hr. Later. it was. seen
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in all of the :i'.i:r-ig.l-- c; il‘s' if Air;- ,1. V” ' '~'--»t..'. .h: L45 3011 cc! With the: new Welsbacli
ca. repealin: its tv-uauiiiie-ivs. timel ironic,
after time. 2 :il finally was sent to]
London. “ls '- at tit” (litihv Theatre
in the Eng-lid. lllt iropclis. it was more:
(-nthuzlawic-ll; received than any:
play of American ltlitl't‘ or.
since.
in "Captain Kidd. .lr..“
iy t..e (‘illiriiCiV‘l‘ of Mary'
tll'lFll‘.
\‘iss Talia“
ferro will (6.;
Mc'l‘:i\ish. the i‘.:.'glitci' of an old.
bookseller. 1h.- rltl‘l is ‘iuid to be!
exactly suitrit to fills: Taliaforro'sI
i'cquirmncm» one thri in certain
to plus" i ixi‘iud following: of‘.
.3 I
..l"" I to li- lilt' :.'.-‘
ingest} Saturday, Nov.‘
this .iuinty i
“(‘aptuin l
traction at i
ll. one nit-ii
[it‘ll oi liltin I -
might of l't
a comedy such»:
The way the sale start ‘d this mozn ‘
ins: ilid‘t‘liles a capacity house.
take the I gpor'ti'ili‘ to get giod siu's‘
early llizn't l 12.n- thirc oreii i=r2c~
. ill) 1'
‘.Ii on
and i3 heralded as
cf the littt watt-".I
is frini the.
Tou‘tg‘. .i p‘a.‘
llt’
Sll‘
i
is 0:1 tli.‘ (‘l& in «triz tloor.
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9Plillil3 Wlillllil ill
. Clillilliill Bill,
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Silver Certificate frr $50 is lleul
Fairimita'iontf the Gerri: i
Aricle
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Local l‘ostal Savings oliiciu‘s hay:
been lilullli'l-tl by the l‘cderal nu
thoritics to lll‘ on their guard agiiiiist‘
a clever counterfeit $7.0 sih'cl‘ certitl ;
catc which has been gaining circuln-Il
lion lately fine of the local Post Of;
ficc treasury
that an unusual number of $.30 holes
have been passed through department
til
whether any are counterfeit.
The certificate is of 1891
bears the check letter
a face plate No. ll, bearing the
series,
urcr of the United States. and a por-
trait ol Edward Everett.
0f Fair Workmanlhlp.
The counterfeit is lll‘ipiil'cnlly pririt- registered
and a great 1n't~ ed mun pilot.i»tuecha;iic:il plates in“ Prices reacted 1 to 3
for .'the opening,’ but
greater part before
Wm‘m’ first half hour.
fair \iorliinnusliip, on t\'.n llict‘t: o.
paper. betwctzi which silk llllt'iltly
are been distributed. 'ii:.- iltlllllh‘.‘
of the specimen is hfiil .oi.
‘of the original photographic number
can be seen between the li'..;e ‘tik
which has been \‘tll'k"tl wit“. putt ti:
brush. The lathe w-irlr. on the back of
this bill is poor. The lines -:re brcli -u
Warning has also been H‘lll ibi:
there is a later iSsuc ul t1“ $10 l’c
eral reserve. note (ill ill“
serve hunk of New V
check letter “WA l
good imitation.
.a fluid to bc a
DIED ON STREET CAR.
a
Heme, Succumbs to Heart Disease.
\.il‘t.'..u {-1, ii: rtis »n mu ‘1 -- .ii' .7.
i‘uvi. il’cd "i -. it:
‘f'liir‘}'
h. . M
Firmf ‘rrl
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il’" ‘ Elm-doc "”21". " ilfl'.‘ in h..: wry ti iutIl
.i. ~. 5— m,_.. '-' Hint ~- ‘ . . .
..ivIIbt.iiii.Io.ti ll..rll. loIIInt it It . . . .- l' ‘7 faded bur beautifully data; and “:."tiri~
having fluticn to His ,._ lull in "“. Aw”. ”v.1 .; with . . 1 j »
r~"r so as to ‘rive ~i sea: '1‘] t‘ . ""il , . ”I h. .1 I cord of 1.16 ant. Mixing the bane To and lul-
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to Xi‘rtitalt. . "‘ m‘ . ‘ {PM}? "'65“! at home. thouzzi, is trou-
. ‘1‘. WI. punt“. “my in t,'- put: ‘I ~l‘- Iblesome. An easier way is to get the
i\\‘l'll ti 5 eyes clnsxwl. 'iiu i it"“ti' .ar ‘ .reudy-touse preparation lillpl'3"tfl by
“ot‘ficrd that and when thw curiiii“’=‘ . - \i’.,§‘,: r t”; c titty moot , _ .
. ii‘o it 1‘ '-l A ‘l‘ 'lll :‘tp "n'rn lent: ‘ "4 k l ‘ v i n ”he additionoiother "igl‘t‘l'llfl‘tls‘. (63"
i. _.r....' a fin. .‘ . ,. .. <‘v' ii."l“l'."‘ '.
l .. . ~ “W“ i ~~-""- “ J ' ‘ ting about 50 cents a large bott'-=. at
lx’uaan called police lll‘ilf‘ttfll‘lrlt’i‘S. siv ,
"W that a man had been taken sitlt |
Md hair‘s: the colic-1 to “l"Pi the car;
at the Squaw. with :i‘e (llil‘ ulnuce tol .
'tuk-fi- but to the hospital. When 'l”
i‘a‘.‘ reached the Square about l\\")v
i'tiiuutes after t‘tc (all had been re-‘.
i “’voi‘ \llurriri War. taken out on u‘
‘ 'retrlicr. Dr. John 1. Ryic. who hap-
pened to be passing along Bank street.
was called in, and pronounced the man
dead. 2
The body was taken to Prltchard‘s.
where it was awaiting a claimant yes-
terday. It was learned tbaLHarrls had
been an inmate of the Home since
1912. and had formerly. in 1901, also
been an i; ate. He was 70 years, 11
months a 5 days old. .
The only ations of Harris‘s that'
’are known 0 s a daughter who lives,
in New Haven. and whose name amt.
address are unknown. It is believed'
that heart failure was the cause of
death.
VHE Knew THEM.
l The very sentimental youzu.r lady in«
innit-ed pushinxlvt “0h, colouel,’ don‘t
3yru love Longfellow poems?"
’ "‘(‘a‘n't say i do." replied the old
e‘mnniyner. "Never‘read them. in
tfnct. Consider all poetry absolutely
ldrlvol." “ m .. ‘
I -"flui" she net-stated. “surely you
uraiinot. help admiring this verse of his
lI"‘|i of "The Dav is Drine.’ you know:
:“And the night shalt be filled with
3‘ music, . '
And the\ cares which infest. the day
Shall fold \thelr tents like the Arabs.
a-it My allnntly steal away." - .
"B" lave!” ho explained, “there ll
officials declared todnyiTO
channels. Today all such notes will 10.30 “I m...
til‘ be carefully crammed to ascertain ion connected with the r
presidential election
“."\ and has today‘s
Big‘ Steel was the
playhouse nature 0‘ (lube E' Parker, register 0‘ enormous overturn
the treasury and John llurke, treats; from 1.000 t0 2.000 shares up
a new record.
citcment of the first hour
inutci ialiy
record tut;
i'l‘it. recessions.
d- States and Lack
. ‘ii‘rdl R9- (‘ru per nu Republic;
. l:=‘:ll‘:lli{ the
ral‘iicu again under he
toutini fractions to river a point be- I
low Monday‘s filial prices. "the l.:‘l
nvy buying of A “A
b
limits-s.
. rising
;Wiliiam H. Harris, lhf‘J-‘lc cf Soldiers' ”an“.
ed forward.
' . . .~ . 1. I
0rd of lllt. llcthlehun Still .it I . I I I
‘» wanted 15 points to 884. cxcecdingim Common garden at“. tympd into
“V int'i \t mil 3 heavy to“. ‘11“ Fillilltlil‘ tin-l (limbo!
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critic-res izml iterators
inm‘,
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iron and Parts indicating it 11‘“: l“ iful appearance and attractiveness. By
Old Eyes
And Young
‘4 ~
want see easy" light for corn-
fort and cheerlclnr s“... Semi-into
takes the diet «to! reading,
2'21! (i .::;Iii' the:
diret-f~:‘.: I
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Without obligation or cost to you, let our "St-e liar: ” :rian
show you this modern gas lighting triumph fifth! in your own
home.
Note its 5impli€ffj~nothing to pct out cf order, only a
pull of the chain to light or extinguish.
llurns three tours for one cent. 0;; boythe gas it gives
.frre (for; .'.."¢‘ [gill of 2.1 tip-1’7: flame humor. No other
incandescent light approarhts it in economy of upleep. The
:mail mantles co t little 3rd are the trust durable made.
if f ,7 Our Spccial Campaign Ofier
-—-PAY NOTH-
!NG DOWN—
\
Sic Monlhly For Four
)lontbs. TotalCost 82.
THE.
UNITED ELECTRIC
LIGHT 6. WATER
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REET BESSlE BAIISCALE m
DAY IN IWALL ST . mums or “PLAIN JANE”
t,‘ The picture pin tram the Triangle ‘
ICorpontion anointed "Plain Jam"
will appear at the Palace Theatra
this evening. with Bessie Barisoal.»
in the India; role. it is an int-crest-
ing picture. notary well told. cared
for by a. strong cast of charactefl.
Palace picture fans will find it Well
worth whil- nltnd‘mx. ‘
NEW YORK, .\‘ov. 8 (Wall Stree
The doubt and confus-
eizult of the
was reflected in
cariv dealings. l'nited States
. central feature on its
in tors ranging
to 125,
H.-.
2 points were
popular iSSues.
points soon af-
rocovel‘cd in
the cod 0f fit?
of 1 to
by other
Advances ..
m MILLS.
The tint and mm In America 13"
not entrance-1m after the close o!
the’ Revolution. it was in 1791, ht ‘
Philadelphia. rm carpet making as an
industry was bum in the United
States. Since then, however, this
country has become pro-eminent. in
carpet makinx.
A
STREET. Noon.»"l‘hc ex-
subsided
iiir-antitiir‘
WALL
later, stocks
further feverish
Leaders like l'nited
awauna Stet-ls. l'tah
in inn Wt‘l‘f‘ sub
a d v :tnces
llliiSl Sillil a
II‘
the common and preferred
(‘cnlval
Bring Back its Color and Lush“. Ng
was Grandma‘s Sage Tca
from 21 to 4 points.
i" and Sloss-Slicflield also mov<
Leather to the new rec-
Recipe.
motions lust l/.\' >'-\' it"
' i .. -. i..-
added. will turn gray. streu‘ttd and
.“uxii ($1.1.
I"““I' ._ ”I": 3 drug stores. Inmm as “\\'_vei‘ii‘s Supra
“"-‘ ”H" land Sulphur Cunpound.“ thus avoid.
3. in: a. lot of nuns.
While gray. tfiei hair is not sin-
l till. we all desire to retain our youth-
liic \: pt-rortvii I‘! t; ill\
.t- o by :i less-aim". o." Oiltl‘lllllll’"
thinkers with foreign tomin-t'nnl
w: re in receipt oi" cables from Lon~
1e est in yesterday‘s election ruil re; darkening m hn'ir wi:h \l‘p'ctli‘ar
i333}!!! 5 Him? Compound, no (may
can tell. became it does‘it so llll‘l'Tlflr
points in United States Steel. Lark-Ily ,sqevenh'. You I155. dagirr1 .
nwarma Steel, Pressed Steel (‘.ll‘,1'(-‘Il-”spo‘n8Ie Orsoflbmh with it and draw“.
trai Weather, American Locomoti‘w‘fithls m yo -' hair. mm“: our
international Paper. Crucible Steel small than! :1 Lfinie; 'by morning.
and several of the leading railroarls.‘ all my hits m msappearng
Steel‘s opening comprisFtl a block ter W appfiuvtion or two $0111”.
of 20.000 shares at 124 1-2 to 121, with hnir beet-ms Beautifully dark, g‘ossy ‘
one small lot. selling up to 125. Later 80ft In! What and you appear!
the stock reacted to)? 5-8. 10.38 younger. “‘yeth‘s Sax“ a
The attendance on the floor of thF Sulphur Omit ~115 a delight!
toilet requisite. it is not intended l ‘
Exchanrzc at the opening was the larrj . . . I
eat in many months. and the clutter the cm, 3W D! DTmmton
of the leading commission house:
were crowded. .
(tutoring some definite news.
Advances ranged from one to two
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Four government agricultural experi-
ment stations are‘malntained in Alan-
ka—one at Sit‘ia, another at. Kodiak.
in western Alaska. one at Rampart.
on the Yukon River, and the fourth at
Fairbanks. in the Tatiana volley."l‘he
liloeess which has been Already
achieved in agricultural experiment
work in the territory has demonstrat-
‘Id lW'Wbfliflu inlbe W“.
arm. thin to
we show 3n 9n vii-mucus. in watcher and
Spain. than...
scanning a that. ,1 know them unit
its! . Will! Mm wt
to.
«may: in favorable monster atri-
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