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Company Open: Annual Engage- but his repertoire this season is so far‘ Cured Of Bed. Wetting
ment at the Regent Theatre Thiiii1 superior to am ei e1 offered here at'
Afternoon. Ipopular prices. bi any stock organiza- Mrs c. w. Peters. Lancaster Pa"
The arrival or the 10:“ train it iion that this engagement will surely “it the bad since she was a baby
town yesterday is certain to make his
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3min brought to us the populnrl tei selection. through which to intro since Hound the cure.’
i‘harlea K. Champlin and his excelw, duce his entire company to 115,020qu Parents no longer scold or punlnh a
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* ho will open their annual week's on As Steven Denby the Secret Ser. act is done away with
Easement at the Regent this afternoon Dice man travelling incognito Mr. 0, F0,” Kidney pm, Wm stop my 0,.
: msentins "Under Cover." . Champlin is seen in one oi' the very dinarv care 01-h“ we "“8 "mt ‘8 “0i
Nowwe all'know Mr. Chnmpltn hasl test ioies he has ever attempted to cum pnrts.
been bringing his company to this portray -taithfully interpreting the Mole &¢o. 283% snemeid Am. Chicago.
town annuity for the past 17 yams part both in mice. hnd.‘ action. His i“ {“6 “1°" 'firflggwmrmmm
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Tomorrow, matinee and night—"A F001 There Was." 3 is (outiiicd to his bid. hl‘ sent “mil
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Friday. matinee and night—"The Man Between."
Wednesday, matinee and night—“Alias Jimmy Valentine."
li', Iiiil's friends my comm from it.-
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$2.50 Silk Petticoats
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satu‘dayt matinee—“An Old Sweetheart of Mine."
baturday. evening—“Kick In." ~~ -
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PRICES—Matinee, Children. 10c; Adults. 20c.
Evenings, 10c, 20c. 30c and 50c.‘
Seats Now Selling.
As Francis (10011.9 lifls ilis".ii)pe."ire("|
from home, 1 iiiil not be responsible
for any bills he may contract.
MRS. A F. GEORGE.
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$1.75 Fownes Kid Gloves
Special Mesli Bags
Special Silk Bloomers
Special Waisis
motion. Coa‘ts
$15 Coats
$24 Coats , '
Mother -- This Child Was
PopdlarChinrlewe»Hijéh‘amplin‘mandil—idg‘alwa}; given us read Eli—0h;
R. 3, writes: ”'M) six your old girl haul;
i‘ iii no relief until I tried your sum-
be an event in I‘m-walk pig 10: Folley Iridney diiti’in. hlts‘nw lately
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for Norwaik. Of course, after . MP“ Champlin has decided “Do“ tlen of 31" druigist nnd she is nlto- '
nnks to Foley Kidney
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I3 why? And the answer is, the ”“5 afternoon and eienlng, and a bet thim'iaii.‘v‘e‘i‘éi?i”i“di’i§im o? mot ers
child for bed- -vvctt|ni;. I.nstend they
the little one E ph steal condi-
compfiny 0f associate players, i not have been made' {mgranefll the annoying an mortifying
A few simple rules aided by the use
d b obs ruction r malformation
cause y army are safe to take and
absolutely fre of harmful drugs.
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Until you have seen the new QUALITY COMBINATION RANGE which has been 30v anat-
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The United Electric Light 81 Water 0o.
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THE GIFT STORE.
Gifts for every mcmbfl' oi the family.
Open This Evening
‘Specials For To-night
minus
$1.99
$1.00 to $1.50 Bags and Pocket
Books 79c
$1.50
59c $1.00
$2.25
$1.00
$5.95
$10
$16
Trimmed Hat Shapes
; 1-3 to 1-2 Off
5' cashed.
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PALACE THEATRE
SOUTH NORWALK
Matinee and Night, Tuesday, Dec.
OSCAR F. HODGE PRESENTS
1 Eddie Ross and His “The Jitney joy Bus” :,,.5
l a American Harp ‘. By Neil O'Brien ' .
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‘ and Tans, Written by Club,” Staged by Jas.
Geo. M. Cohan . German
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Matinee Prices—First balcony. 50c; second balcony. 25c:
orchestra, 75c; boies, $1. No seats reserved for matinee
Evening Prices—First balcony, 50c; second balcony, 25c;
orchestra, 75c. $1 and $1. 50; boxes, 31.51:. All seats ire-
served.
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