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PRESENT
Tonight
‘A Fool there Was’
'Wednesday, matinee and night—“Kick In.”
.. Thursday, Matinee and Night
" TIlE 0L1) HOMESTEAD ”
Friday, matinee and night—‘ 'The Man Between."
Saturday, matinee—“An Old Sweetheart of Mine."
Saturday evening—"Alias jimmy Valentine.“
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ELEC'rloNs m MASSACHUSETTS
Dec. 12.—Sharp' contests‘
for city ofllces in many instances
marked the elections held in seven-
teen of the/cities of this state today.
Strong efforts to sway the annual vote
on legalizing of the hale of liquor bud
been made in all of the municipali-
ties by advocates and opponents or
the license policy.
The cities voting were: Attleboro,
BOSTON.
“Beverly, Everett, Lynn, Malden, Med-
' ford, Melrose, Newburyport,
Newton,
Revere, Somerville, Woburn Chelsea,
Chlcotlce, Lawrence, Lowell and Wor-
cester. 1
DUTCH CABINET MEETS. ‘i
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LONDON, Dec. 12, 1:25 a. n1.—An
\ulsteldanl dispatch to the Time:.
quotes the Maasbode as saying that
immediately after it was known that
111-1111 l 1113 d Gemge had become Brit
1511 Premier 11 special meeting of the
REGENT THEATRE
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Chas, K. Champion Company pre~
senls Porter Emerson
greatest success, "A Fool
Was," at the Regent Tuesday.
Through special arrangement with
Klaw and Erlunger Mr (‘sharle K
Chnmlin will olfel Robert liillard'a‘
gleat New 10111 hit in which he was
the star {01 four season», ”A “Foo
There Was " by Porter Emerson
B1o1lne taken from Rud3ard Kip~
line's poem ”The \'11mpile,"at the
Regent Theatre Tuesday. matinee and
night.
The play treats a
in] subject graphically and 111 such
way as to grip ll; 1 attention 91H)
niixlute. ~lt is built llpon a thoroughly
mo ern lllt 1111-. showing the ultimulc
(ll-ptlls to which 11 1111111 may be reduc-
ed by paralysis of all moral lliil‘e 11nd
surrender to the bascr pasSilms “Th-a
BTOWDP's
There
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PRICES—Matinee, Children, 10:: Adults, 20c.
Evenings, 10c. 29c. 30c and 50c.
Seats Now Selling.
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‘ Man's Gold Mztch Sale $28.00 Individual lobhnd oi block Thermos Luncheon Box . $4.00
'5 Men’s Wool Sweater (roll I“ - - 1 . 3900 Pocket Manicure Set . . 2.65
, ., "21111) - ~ - . - 7-00 Gold BuPin‘ . . . 2.75 911111011 Buudoirfllock . 150
, ' 3‘" Set. with “1"" 0°“ 518"“ RI“! c 0 4-50 Celluloid Photo Frame (cabi-
h‘kl‘ ' ' ' ' 35° Gold Bangle Brueld .~ ,. 5.75 3...; 3 .35
Men’s wool Dressing Gown, 15.00 511m 1: 11. Cm- 1125 “ ' ' '
, Men's Suit Cue ./ 1 20.“) Silver-mZucftted 5‘" I. . | “- Dog Colin, brmtrimmod L75
1 Men's Morocco Collu Cue . 3.75 c 1r . ' D” Curler ' ' ' 5-00
, 3 , . Silv¢r~mountcd Powder hr . 6.25 _
Men's Gabardine Rmocout . 20.00 Photo Print Album (loote-
. _ Mohagany Maniac Stand, ”.50 ’ 1
Men 3 Wool MotoLScul . 5 00 Ian. bound in blah. die
. , K Mohoguny Mullln Stood . 4.50
Military Brushes lsllvcr- , 7x“ . . . . .90
mount; d) 111 900 French Mirror, gilt-[ranted . 4.75
, p . . . . Sliver Bonbon To I 35 Little Children's Sweater Suit
Military Brushes (cbouy)p.11r, 4.50 W‘ ' ' Ibrtubcd l
. . . , Silver Sag-r Holder . . 5.25 o w°° ,four pieces, 6'50
Mons loitlaed Llneu Hand- .
kerchieisl lull-dozen . |.50 Silver Call 8‘“ ' ' ' 5‘00 B‘H” Costumer, WNW“.
Women's Linen Handkerchiefs. SUV“ Butter Knit: ' ° ‘25 omelrd ‘ . ' ' A“
haud-embroidhod scalloped Women’s Dream Cue, with B‘bl“, Women! 5min: - I~75
c:~:;, ~.- e-lldom. . 3.00 iwrlvc celluloid lllllnp . 9.00 BIWS’Slccr'nz 8111,01 cider"
'Cchndlt of black . 175 Thames Water Set, with down . . . . 3.75
Linen Guest Towels(h.tlldoz.)2.38 tny . .1 . . . 15.00 Bohia' Ivory Teething Ring 1.00
The silver articles quoted are sterling; the gold are l4—karat.
. 31 it‘ll; Aurrmr- 111111111111 Avenue. New Hark
$15
$25
$40
$50
$5
But you 111131110th1 1:1 3 if you don tordcr in time!
Trohc
naturally get l€i:.
Don’t you get 1311.
w: 'll put it asideb lo 1' delivery on Christmas eve.
than: are Victors from $10 to $100. Easy terms if dcsircd.
A liCollitls 81:
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Every home can have a
Victrola \for Christmas
iNo one 1.:cd oc without :1 Victrola so far ascxpensc is concerned.
(lilting-fifth Street
aim-13'; a big; dsznatii at the Christmas season—and some late-comers
Come in today and pick out the style you wish and
The instrument shown above is the Victrola X, $75. And besides the various stylcsdl Victrolas,
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,' or of
.1111: wrecked through the husband not
apprccittting tbc truc. honest, and 111n—
c<«l'e love of 11 good wife? How many
llllhb‘dlllls decline lllt‘ll eyes to the
road of the Vampilc 11nd destruction
.nnd 1131 rifltl- the unequalled love of
llrue honest and sincere creatures?
1Tllcsc ilrc two of the questions that
lili‘t‘ forcefully brought to the alien-
‘11111 of all who “lino-'15 this great play.
1 .\l1' (‘h11mpliu as first the 101'an
_lulsl11111d tl11411“'l'bl- Fool“ the part
lt‘l'l‘lllt‘tl by Mr Hillard, will be seen
in om- oi tlll- bi-st ll.- has el'er
llilllt'nlplt‘tl to portray.
j The some cure of details and the
11111111» wlulllb 111' scenery will be 's'ecn
111s ill lllt‘ original production. ’i‘hrl
isccond scene of the first act, that of
I the ocean lim-r leaving the pier wus‘
produced under the personal direction
of Mr, t‘bumplill 11nd no expense has
3111 111 spared. by him to give his pa-
lll'm-l 1111 exact dupliclltc of the scene
:c11rricd b3 the two dollar production
[AN om FRIEND comes BACK TO
TOWN l
Wow you Illlk3 enough ‘0 Hillll 11d
mission l'llo tbc llcizcut Thc‘ttllv )l‘n'
H' Att, you sllrl-l3 111-11- blinded
Tho evur popular Charles K.
,' 5'l‘ltlllpllll l'otupuny p:'1»--‘111cd toTbclr
|11uln3- Il‘il'lltlfl 11nd thunlrelxotlrs tlvo‘
lut'cut proluctions Alli‘l‘ the curtain
dowl’lulh-d upon ”11- third llcl o! “l’n
lttsl 111;:111. .\lr. (‘hltmplln'
' pl-rsonnlly known .\'orwlllk
roll-s
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1:1 ”“011!
i do" t'mt‘l‘,”
In it lllli‘
- 1‘ 5111-11111. uppcnrcd 111-11111 11 for his cus
111111-1r3 alluoun-clncllt the applause
1111:11 Rlitlttl lbc still one dulfclultll
Y 'lud 1111113 shook tho I111 111111 \ltlr Ilc
“11s lllll' to make himself llt‘llHl. .\lr
l'ilzllupllll told his audience bow cltld‘
ilt :nln 1:111 buck to .\'111'1t'ltlk,
i:llltl lllllllkl‘tl them for turning out 111
lsllcll lttruc numbers to witness his
shown, \
llc announced that for Wednesday}
‘ll1:ltincc 11nd night his co 113111113 would
pll-scnt 11 four l|(‘l play 113 Mr. Willard
11:18 111 .1
~——— Mack entitled {‘chk in." As indicated.
is 11 pllty with}
of laughs.
"1(ch
‘l-y 1111- 11111» “Kick in"
'11 punch and a nl'w scrim
‘ “ill lll‘l‘tllllllllliy tho punch for
{111" Is known to b1 11 pericct blend off
1 thrilling sitlmtlous 11nd laughable;
iIIIlSOIII'S, pmlect across the foot !
‘ilLllle by 11 sot of characters as origi-
: 1111] 11s 1l1c3 .11'c crooked.
. It must b.- known that “Kick in"
doubt with .1 utlmbl-r of crooked p‘t»
ill-.1 soulc rispecztiblc mtc< and tllc
I’olu 1- Dt‘pdltmt‘lll of \'e\v \oxk (‘il3l.l
l \bout this latter much Ill|R b1-cn 1111i;
:tclt 1111.1 luv-tented upon the slain but‘
it is said that it rcmnilltd for the nutll ,i
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“Kick in" to show tho (“'llnttnl
10111111 Force 11]) 111 :1 11:11 and unique
111-1111.
1 What the crooked people 111111 thosc.
who have reformed do to the police!
2.11111 “but the policc do to Ihémul
lintake-:1 lbc story of thc pin). 1
1Thelcisso much action in this play.
-.<o 11111113' stirring situations, ‘50 much
lidrnmntic and comic value that an out-l
1 line of the play leaves the reactor with
fill-solute ly no idea of the enjoyment!
ill store for him One mu=t see “Ricki
i in.“ at the Regent tomorrow to illlly‘
appreciate it and to understand 1vb3 .
iscvornl \ew York critics were stirred
‘ to write that is succeeded in cam lnz.
'tlle first night's audience off 1111111
feet.
Tonight .\lr. Champlin presents Por
ter Fmerson Browne's greatest 5110
ice is “A Fool There Was." as pro
duccd by Robert Hillard in .\'ew York
C113 [or two consecutlvc seasons
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Our Jltney Offer This and 5c
Dont miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose with 61: and mail it to Foley
8; '00., 2835 Slleflleld are. Chicago,
Ill., writing your homo and address
clearly. You will receive in return o
trial package containing Foley‘s Hon-
of and Tar Compound for coughs.
colds, and trout); Foley Kidney Pills
for pain in :1 es end back, rheuma-
tism. buolm o. kidneys and bladder
ailments; and Foley Catlin-tic Tob-
lets, a wholesome and thorouzhly
' cleansing outlaw. tor constlntlon.
3.1111101111112393 headache and sluggish
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MINBTREL 8HOW AT
PALACE TONIGHT
:“The Bold, Brave,
One of Man, Features
Have you been (19111
black and 1111.19? They are at the P111
ace Theatre
lwili be with the local patrons tonight
The cy are .\'cil OBrien's' mlnstreh'
l.11long with the tidels on the 31111.3
:joy bugs with thexvlors of The 15110113
Yacht club and W‘ Eddie 11o», 1111-
premier monologulsl. the
‘the African harp 111 l‘dl'l 1:,ldlt‘ is
one of ’ulu.
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This is the mill ~ 11~1111 of
“10 Bricn‘ s millstll‘ s llndlr the 11111111131-
lncnl of Oscar F. Hodge and ll 11-3 1111-
getting better c1 -r3'
Ross has just returned from 11 Mason
111 the London Music Halls and in bus
on English monologue that l\ 11 duh).
11 little scrapp3,
tllcless wry line
b92180”
to 111- stile. bul 111-341
Dutch cabinet was held After ‘his \'an1pirc,"~~»a boast ill the form 111 a _
meeting the Maasbodc says, tele- woman but alllmiill'tl b3-allrr-ptiliz111‘ Jam” llarrardl “M ““1 111111111:
13.1.1111; 1.111 58111 to all Dutch shipping impulses-~14 llclc inlroduccd as a “‘0 “1"" “”9"” ”“3"“- “i” bm‘"
111111.111 1n America infillflllflg them Woman whose joy in mm: is derived tears of joy in .\‘0111' («yes "'l‘llcl'
- to ”NH-W all ahulgglia‘lifgagfi 2'; from her success in ltirlnl: souls to (‘alllal it Dixieland." is (1111- of 1111:
111111;: llllllll: toli'mlxlllbil heights .lircdition. jlloluics bits. ~Tb» 111-31 dancing 11111:.
_ ____M h _ I ”0“. many 3mm.“ “n. L'l'ildllulh 1“” her 111 the 11111111111 is culled "'l‘lle
. Ebony Yacht Club." and was slatted
of ll'l-
ruinous
by
Gorulau llrotbl-rs'
.liltl onc of tho sillgl- directors {or (‘11
ban and Harris. “blit-
s11 veil-r 1111111 cvvr i‘llis 31-‘111'.
“A Corner 1n Colleens" Wedneldn
"A (‘11r111'l' 111 ('ollcl-us.” is ll11- talc
of an Irish 1311b four prl'll.‘
daughters 3111] be the
feature play lbu- l'ulou-
for We lllcsday. Tin-r11 is Ain't-i {1:111
1111: and rioting in the
I111, Ill'Tf‘ are Wild doings by lb.-
ols and the military 1111-11 tltkt- :1 hand
in it, How Shulllllll", lIlt' Ill'l‘tll'lt‘,
saws the hero from tII‘ilIIlI 1“ but oul‘
oi many hits of action 111 the play.
James (11111111111, or.» orlnlnai
111zrzsttl-ls
"Lashes 15
Willow
11nd Triangle-
ltl
streets of
roll.
WHEAT BREAKS ON PEACE
for .\'.13 1-111 ul~d.
PROTEST AGAINST DEPOR. ATION
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Doc. 1:. .
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111.1111- 111 11 3:!‘1'1! 111ch
(«'1 'llltat'l'dllt‘ 1.1111111
' -rd111u yeah-711113,
r's llisplltt‘ll from
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131111 1111-1111 ‘r sllmlu-
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sirllllx pliiyAQ
oi Holey)“;
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sl- 11111111.
13' c1.1dc1nned German methoda 111
Belgium A rl-solullon was pxlssul
appealing to all lorcrs of t‘rt-cdom.
especially German Socialists. to pro-
test against the deportations.
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Chan. K. Cli’un‘plio ml! ltli m
B F ool'ho‘éew
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Black and Tans" or Honda).
bold, brave“
this 11fte1noon and tl1e3'
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DAY NURSERY REPORT.
The meeting of the directors of thel
D113 .\urse1y was held 11-! the nulsery.’
December 11111.
11 31215 decided 10 11.111 11.1 annual;
t‘brmmas party for the children on
Thursday IK'LEmbel' 21st, at 1111.- nur-
sery llOIll three to five. II In hope-d
‘ those illlcl'r-ntcd 111 11115 work for chil-
dren will show lhcll've'ame kindly and
£Mlel‘0u: mil-«lest. The donation of a
.\‘hlas [1191- would be greatly appreciat-
e i. also 111111113 tounl'd lt'l’ (team, do—
11 .llons oi toys, candles. o1anges. rub-
br-ls. SiU(‘klllL‘.>. taps and mittens.
.Myollr wishing to send any of these
111111211»: will kindly 1101113' Mrs G. t
Wim-lcl'. telephone 100. by Tuesday.
bow-11.1111 19m and st-nd some to the
nursery bl-iore Thursday, December
2.11.1. V
'l‘ll 1111'11111.~ i'l1l'lstill1ls \itlr'llilfil'h‘
11111 still for ball" and can 111- procured
llulll any din-(tor or at the- liay .\'ur-
The 01' these calclldens
~ 311' Hill which towards
1111 llt'llt‘fil 111 111-1 111111-113, Tlm3 are
:l ll.ll>t fil’ih‘lt‘ and list ful lIl't'N‘ll' 11111
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7.01 of gtlt‘.\
mil worth 1111'
Tip 11113 Nursl13 \‘l Ish 111 llltlnl.‘ lllt‘
illl Er glib lllll‘lllg
Illl'lll‘)
f'o.'1ov.'inn {It‘llpll' lot“
11:1 lllUlillt oi Nlltllllbl ;'
.‘l lllrllLl. 1111111111.
potatol , 17:111' '1'115.
South Nlil‘\\.llll (‘ollclcgnllollal l'llurcll
TIM-1111“ 1
l)ub- '
food \
A. .\- 1’ Tea (‘11, tllrouuli Mrs.
(1.1111111, l'otulocs. growths
.\Il". If I. “11-11. t'zluncll 111111. 31-1132
.\l is “1111111114. 1111111113.
ll. 1k 1:. load of ltllldiln:
.\irs. l’iel'sou, nllplt-s
.\Ilr Wills. lit-pics
Epwortll Imuuuc, Noruullt .\letbo-
dirt l-llllt‘ch. t‘nllllt’tl \t‘m'lulllt‘.‘ and
fruit
The Elks, bread 11nd ctlkc,
'I'llcuelltful (‘irclc, '.‘rlllll)t'rl'3'. t-rllck-
11's, rltl‘. (H 111:. 11ppl+-s,potutoes.‘
Jilly. - '1 ‘D'lt'w
'lbouebtiul (‘iitb- (l'anbl r‘r3. 81.00.
NEWS.
-,-n.- S. 8.. cranbell3.(lmkc1.~, (crcals‘:
i‘lll(‘A(:0. Dec. 12.—-\\’l1vill on tho r1111, apples, canned goods, potlttoes,‘
(‘Lil'nxo “card (1! Trad-- on rl‘ccipl of 19”"-
thc nl-lts of the ro losalls for t‘ilt‘t‘ .‘ ..
lof (lcrllutlly 11nd pllei alllivs, limit" .\S, cranberry,$1,110.
lllth't‘ than eight cvuls, .\llly “bl-11: “in. I 5- Jt'llniui'x cr1lclwls. i
old l111~l night 111 $1.75 l-N, Within A. l‘t‘l1'1lll,t'1llw. .
.I‘I‘, ttlilltltl-s lllll-r opt-111'”: today lllr 1111111 (‘liurt-h, rolls. bouilllou, l
yrzcu loucllcd 81.1111 13. . . .
’l‘llc drsccnl oi pricl-s 11111 11111 Hop “7""; (hutch, cal-c. 1"” l
Md 11111 cents morv bud lN“‘!l luppl-u 33"" l: M I"“'l“‘”“‘l- J'Hv“ l
1.11 'l‘llc l-xlrl-lllc limp 1111s lo'lmi I '.' \\'::.:\1.-111;-t’11cb- 1:11;} dullx, l
to? tho .\luy lln-lil1r3. :1 ltl>> of :1 IA \l;~~ “in,“ milk 111111" I :
cu :. :ls common-1! \vl'” "°‘~""lli1,\" _ \. '. V , 3 |
finish. .\1 ”m with my... tool."lloiti~~o\—‘ 11 1 ~ .11-1111 I.ltllll'11}. lillllltll.)
with 1- \lKOl‘. and 11 111ll3- to “(A 1-1 311111
KILLS SELF SHOWING
HOW "MOVIES” DID IT!
l'lill.tlll£l.lv’lll.\. ill-c. 1‘: «Show-1
1113: 11 31111111: 1301:1331 llsitur how 11 bro ‘
ltr‘ll'llt'urll‘tl husband killed himself
in "11111119." “voyeur-old Arthur
1111-11111 of l‘:'.111l.ioll. 11111151111
through the 111-1111 and i ll tit-11d :11 thc
girl‘s fo-t-t,
.\il-mbl-rs of flu 1111-11111 {11111in 'snitl
tltc rmolvcr 131114 the propl-rty of an
aunt and they bclicl'cd 111111 it WI!“ not
loaded. I
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THE
“SEE-EASY”
LIGHT
THE RESULTS OBTAIN-
ED from 0111’ gas lighting
campaign We very satisiac-
tory; well worth all the work
and expe‘se. '
OUR OBJECT 1n conduct»
ing this “Better Lighting”
Campaign was to improve
lighting conditions in the
home. .
NEARLY 1,400 LIGHTS
were installed, but many more
of our customers should in-
stall one or more and enjoy
the comfort of a well lighted
home:
The United Electric
Light 81 Water
Co.
PAMCEIHEAIRE
TONIGHT—TONIGHT
NEIL O'BRIEN'S MINSTRELS
TAKE A SAIL WITH NEIL
AND THE EBONY YACHT
CLUB
HEAR THE SINGING 0F
2"THE BOLD, BRAVE. BLACK
AND TANS"
TH EY'RE GREAT
Matinee Prices—No Seats Re-
suited
First balcony, so cents; second
balcony, 25 cents: orchestra, 75
cents; boxes, $1.00.
Evening Prices—All Seats R:-
served
hakony. so cents. 51:: 0nd
balcony:K 25 ants; orchestra 75
cents, $1.00 and W b35-
$1.50.
THE FEATURE PICTURES\'
WEDNESDAY
The Triangle picture—“A Coma
in Colleem."
Thursday—Ann Pennington
“Susie Snowflakes."
Friday—‘T‘he Heart of a Hero,”
starring Warwick.
Saturday—“The World‘s
Starch
in
Giezt
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Norwalk Chronicler