w...“
cut Theatre
15 cents to nilhlnclud-
in: War Tax
TODAY
ridge and Arthur Ashley
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i We Forgive Her”
3! and Friday. and a
“film for Children Sat.
Morning at 10:30—“Jack
Murmur," in to wonder
will leave at Jacoby's,
. on street, Saturday room-
10. 10:15, 10:30, bringing
.. free of charge. Admis-l
to all.
y and Tuesday—Mad ge ,
y in
Married.”
4 Today
qulas Fairbanks
no :llt‘rouuctmn iu
‘ lain—Out Again”
orrow and Friday
erenskv
an of The Hour in Action
only tilm author;de by the
lvo 'w-ommitteo N the soL
31:! workmen's dcpuli'lfs of
l ‘ .
wand—-
' Acts__r:li;dYaudeville
Retreat of the Ger-
Goldwyn feature, . itenseiy
'- W,.......- M ..._... ..
hm m m be! late-ft clout noun, to «our unuromou.
til-play no hesitation in declaring u '
her crowning achievement.
The scenes of the photoplay are lo-i
. tion for Colored Man.
seated in and about New Jersey and ' ' 4 _
.present a story dealing with the to BOSTON, bov. 20,—GOl‘JJIOI' bic-
lmntic and spectacular career of .4Cnli. in a letter to Governor Cornwall
lyoung blood who goes through mmsot West Virginia. made public today,
[Mali Ind the explained that he had declined to grill!
.-
Amhtor Hob Law and union come
utllllllls
Former Congressman From
tribulations to win MRSBIClIllfieflfi Drops Eight
ggirl of his choice, portrayed in the,‘ requisition for the return to that. 0 Stories at the Hotel Bel-
Itypical Fairbanks style. Strange watate 0‘ John Johnson, a negro, chau- t N York
{say this young man finds it more dif-Ied with an attack on a white girl at mo" ' ew
iticult to keep in tall than out of it, Charleston, became 0’ the “stale dim
land many surprises are evolved dodger" that the defendant ““51“ b9 COB-
img the mum of the story. If is‘victed and sentenced to death for 34
fireadily felt that this will prove tlw‘crime of which he may not have been
lgreatest of all Fairbanks triumphs on‘gilllfi -
,the SCFPCII- i Alaisietattt Attorney-General Nelson
P. Brown, who was directed by Govern- in: from a nervous breakdown. left a
NEW YORK, Nov. er-Georxe R.
North Adams. Marin,
the Hotel Belmont.
. REGENT maria-E750"
pressure any longer. He allied that
l
i
I ’reported that exaggerated accounts of his friend former Senator W. Murray
""m‘ 5“”di 3“ ‘mwumky 5" the crime had been cirCUIated in Crane. of Massachuactta. hilt brother
i “Shall We Forgive Her." lCharlealon, and because of their m-4in-law, Miles Bracewell, and his for-
! Brilliant acting, “PEP“OMI ”lung“,tttre and Johnson's color there existed mer secretary, Hugh P' ‘Dryndale. be
and a story that is one of the most in?a prejudice “which would be di “Otlfled 0‘ his death. A.
O t
..lcult.f Former Senator Crane, who won
interesting ever 'Vscr‘eened, if not impossible, of control by the :fioppiug at a nearby hotel and bad“
.combine to make. Shall “9 “mu" moat Uprizlll judge." Mr. Brown rec‘appointtuent with Mr. Lawrence to-
Her?" a particularly fine attraction.
, ommendpd that the n to who! in . day. hurried to the Reliant as loop no
This new film in the latest production £8 a 53”
here. be n t returned to West Virginityhe heard of the death.
f
'of World-Pictures Brad Mad and it / . Mr. lawrencc had been Marvin: at
I y e in endo runs the findings of the 8.4- mp bolcl since Monday “m Mr. and
has been secured'by "‘9 R959“! Thea- sislant attorney-general. Governor Mr» Mrs. Braceweil, the former n brother
trc for presentation today. 'rlz" rtarw ‘ , . 4 . 4 - y it. . . '
4 , t... . ..l.w lt‘llt'l4l0 (.owrnor (otnwell c " ’3'” “m-
in the attraction are June i-Jvrdge said: I They had been rpending
and Arthur Ashley and their parts are ,1 have n d it '1 . ' ‘ b . . “3"?“ in Atlantic City, -
especially forceful. ' , o nu; .l.l \o law of the Lawrence had gone for a health,
- unjust enforcement of the law would Th" dyad congressman had been 8
be as abhorrent to you at it is to tow "P“ml'" 0' the exemption board 3'
history of the splendid state of West. Mm“ Adams. 1nd Ml" Crane “id [0'
4 , ’ day that ill» serious duties in this con
At the Regent Theatre Thuraday, Fri. Virginia. I have full confidence that it “action had severely aggravated nerv-
day and Saturday Morning at . the case Were reversed and facts suc'n one trouble from which be had been
10:30
as have been brought to H“. Htlt‘iill’)" hollering for a long time. The if“) ‘0
The niant in one scene of "Jack and 0' ”W “mm"? general were brought
Atlantic (‘ity appeared to have done
_ _ llim little good and be WM! in a state
the Beanstalk" practicaliv destroys ‘0 ”m”- 3'0“ would take action similar
an entire village bv the. simple, exped- ‘0 ”’9‘ “’Wh he recommends.
m" of °""”""““5 ”1“ “0‘1”“ ”5' ' “I" ”l“ hifiiorl’ 0! some of the great-ya hotel watchman l in r h d 0 tb
push of bin band. eat states of our Union there I» far too pavement of the Mir gobrflaid olltb:
The giant is so bit: be frightened much of grout inJlIHllCe and the denial bowl-
the child pr: formers, and be bad to of right.» of our citizens of African de- NORTH ADAMS. Mam, No. ill...
tell them fairy tales of giants and piz- scent. This surely is not the time amt”. 1»; Lawrence, WM w" “"9“
mice to get their confidence. wllrn any discrimination in the admin- m Mm lorlt today. by Jumping from
. 4 4 . a little] window, war a member of
Special am of M‘Pl’lf‘l’)‘, far apart in i;ll‘:tll0l‘i of ittnt}ce should be permitted ('ougrcas from the Flrat Mnuacbn'
several
here Mr.
“JACK AND THE BEANSTALK"
here.
Mr. Lawrence's body was found by
its”at the Battle of
Hill ltlllltl '
8 NEIL O'BRIEN MINS
ELS AT THE PALACE
ell O'Brien great American
5 will be seen at the Palace.
night.
aid that every bit of the prn~
entirely new and that. there
novelty enough to please the
acting. There will be an 'en-
ew tillage setting and costumes
first part. and the promise is
Y Manager Oscar F. Hodge
e company is larger in point
wrs than ever before, There
course,be alarge coterie of
no to assist Mr. O'Brien in the
ing, among them being Eddie
oe Coffman, Dan Futclt. Joe.
, Ray,Walzer. Ed \Vrtlzer, Ma-
nk. Steve Wcrhcr. William
The list of “Wallets includes
er Haberltorn. Earl liolmes.
Barcardi, Leslie Berry, Lea
oward VniI.'l-‘red D. Mills, Al-
- e. Bartontlabei. Wm. C. Carr,
Roberts and Charles R. Wright.
ollo will consist of a number of
features including a new
“in the Secret Service," by
rien. “The Cruise of the
Yacht Club," conceived and
by Mr. O'Brien. with ensemble
_ directed by Pete Detzel; and
t playlet called “Mandy's Syn-
. Reception." enlisting the of.
the entire company, The noon
rade with a band concert is
. be well worth witnessing.
' A8 FAIRBANKS IS
AT THE PALACE TODAY
... under the direction at John
who in r: mlble tor martv
' a" form: successes, ”In
t Agrlu" prtsenls just what
- . moat needs, something dif-
n departure from tho conven-
Ltttte Anita Loos has written
a few rental-hide vehicles for
,.I It; comedian, but those who
i
e we Par vevors
Glasses to You.
Autos
”Hugues. .
themembnlofyonrfra-
abontnsandonrwork.
ailment-lineal
I andsyloniu spectacles
oxfordoyghuu.
W,” ,' '
HAMER
"M 1,; W
bu. Orton-coins. Options,
M u tit-arm. can.
~ unconditional."
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gran many of
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on uouoav
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proportion. bad to be made for thi’ against a race which is bearing its full "”5 Unmet from 1399 m 1913- "9
new production. bed scarcely four sharp of n". burdens of om, social h. Dl'f‘l'lfmal)’ hall nerv'od M Judge of the
Ifeet long, chairs about a foot high. bric and furnishing many thousands of District (‘ourt for Northern Berkshire.
4 and in 1896 was president or the state
Iwith tin tables. were made for the men who tm- training themalelves to Senate. He had practiced law for n
kiddies. The "giant‘s" table is five fight for their country. When Ameri- number of years.
feet high, and his chair require! 3 can soldiers are fighting upon the bat-l
step ladder to enable the iuvt‘n”?! '0 llt‘fit'ldu of Europe for the freedom of;
french ”,9 593:4 lht' world, we should exorcise speciu‘ bl
"Jack and the Beanstalk" in th“ blfl- care that so fnr to: possible inJu-Itlce‘
20M and most stupendous WWW" should by- buni. lif‘ll front our dim-bor-
gpfiw-tm-le of modern times. (let's. The trained officer who has con-
‘ -.,__.m* ~- w —‘- side-red tblu mac for the t‘
r . . .ommon'
,GnAthctFEES REMAIN THE GAM“ wealth having reported against the re-
WASHINGTOS, Nov. Zt‘IF-Secrotary turn of the dcfondant if
" . i-t-i com
iimmton announced today that. despite to a polled.
SAVING THE TABLE.
lie pure to keep a supply of large
emergencies. When liquids are spill-
ed on the tablecloth during the meal.
prompt application of the Motion
under cloth and over «pot will ab-
sorb the moisture at once, besides
shying the Iablc.
1
_ ct accordingly, vet-y “Pally a“ l
his conviction that the. govt-l'nmvntfeea regret not w grant “M William mad
charged this year for grazing privilen by your "X('"ll(‘flf‘y, - '1 1..
ea on the national forests are below the .._;
general value of forage, there will be ARTHUR YOUNG INID-‘IICTED
‘no further advance in thus» fcvs for
the present.
On it"(‘tllllll of war conditions. Sorro-
tary liottrmn said in a letter Evil! in
New York Socialist Has Summer
Home in Bothel
Arthur Young. an artist. indicted by,
the secretaries of the National lec- a federal ltrnnd .lurr in New York for.
tutor-k and Wool Growers Association. violation of the t'HDlOflilEf- act. has a‘
stockmcn have been called 1190“ 3" summer home on (‘hcstnul Ridge, Btu.
overcome many difficulties in 0N1” {0 tbel, and is well known in that place:
keep up the supply of beef. muttnn. and a frequent visitor in Norwalk dtlr-Z
th’r‘r' :mtl woollor this country and lb" im; the summer. lie was in nether.
.tlllr-a. and for that reason he has (2 last week. i
cider! that grazing fees mm- in iorcc
Mr.’ Young is one of seven members'
will be continued. “with the exc'*pli0" of the staff of the socialist paper. 1‘th
cf such minor changes as may seem Masses, to be indicted upon this.
advisable to adjust and correlate til" charge, It {.4 alleged that he drpw a?
fees between certain forests or group~ picture entitled "Having Their. ,
'of fog-9515," Flinn," published in the. September in l
.__...._.._ true (I! the paper. it is alleged thatI
BUNNY BRIEF son) the acts of which the people connect-E
' TO KANSAS CITY CLUB 9d with the paper an, accused were?
LOUISVILLE. K51. N
0": lit—The committed for the "If 36* o w l ,
sale oi "Bunny" Brief to the Kansas mm. and wilfully orbstfuocting! {22'8”} ’. ' “Jack and tbo'h;nlt‘alk,"00m¢
(‘ity American Association club was mm“: and enlistment service of the! rlday'and A SP" " u M. 0' Ch
announced ”a” by President 0- H' United States. Young bl a cartoonist;
;Watben of the Louisville club. 'Brief whose pictures have appeared in neV-i
lcame to the Colonels from Pittsburgh eral prominent publications. l
Inbout the middle of the season. i
IWHISKERS USELESS.
, 4 SAYS no. sousA
. Lieutenant John Philip Sousa. the
Efamoult bandmaster, talking in Chico-
go, has told why be sacrificed his
whiskers.
“At the Great Lakes military sto-
.tion‘." he said, "there are 17,000 men
'and only two sets of whiskers. Com-
mander Grimes and myself owned
'these sets. The more i associated
with the youth and maturity of the
i'day the more i felt smoothing wan,
wrong. One dav I looked at myself in}
; llEllllNS HEALTH
,uu. Everybody What Lyn.
3 E. P'mkllnm’o Vegetable
Compotmd did for Her.
Cbiago. Iii.—"It' ’ves me
ll ‘ m to let “be” nowtbat im- tbe mirror. and thought. lieutenant.-
5 wii mfiJW it's time to ring down the curtain on;-
deofLydiaEPlnk. those whiskers. The world is over-g
ham’a VI 9‘9“”. ‘wbeimingly against whiskers: they;
mu; "5, hostile-“f are useless. Cut 'em off.‘ " '
. Strainbtway to a barber went the
musician, and all came the whirl era.
"A man's face must be as 31?: an
be can consistently make it order!
to obtain the greatest edlclency." he.
said further. "i shall not make a per-i
nodal appeal to Charles Evans liusltes'r
and Senator Jame: '
I am entirely well.
Before taking it I
could not do any
kindof work with-
Hamilton Lewis-
but] hope they read what i havel
Nd." .
fm' pity «on cause: nuttomo. !
’ttltn'rrono. Nov. 2}.—-At a meet-f
in; in this city yeoterday trustees of} .
the Connecticut Agricultural Colleui
decided to refer to the state council of
of was. who have “me the nation of continuing the.
,, h'foontrnction or cottage buildimdttfi,
”t in the war. an. int loci-tumor.
—.—
nonhuman-lar-
. bios,
men.”-ln.
at", 2387 Kimball Avo. Chimp. III.
I“ in “at
t may w Lydia:
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Pathfind- V room-
lid
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Lawrence. former Congressman frcmltbe Danbnry and Bethe] Street Rail-
Massachusetts, wbone home was in may Com
Jumped to his Burpee. of the Superior Court, auc-
death, today, from the eighth floor of‘ needing Judge'Jamen F. Walsh, of
Mr. Lawrence. who had been suffer-
Im' McCall to conduct a public madnmgtote .saying he could not stand the‘ pressed by representatives of minor.
of nervous collapse when he returned.
i
otters in the sideboard drawrr for‘
”JACK AND THE BEANSTALK"—WlLLlAM FOX PRODUCTION.
Ammonia-um
{JUNE ELVIDGE ‘
ARTHUQIASHLE-Y
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l“|hall We Forgive ,Herl'" at the Ring on: Tonight
CENTRAL HOTEL
are"
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”P" . .94.
1 till littlvll
;APPOinted by Judge éurpee
to Take Charge of Dan-
bury and Bethe] Line
i
l DANBURY. Nov. 21.——Colonel J.
{Moss ives was appointed receiver of
puny yesterday by Judge
;Grecnwich.
14 Opposition to the continuation of
Judge tWa'aut pa ireceiwr (was {ex-
'ity stockholders and others on the
Iground that be had been attorney for
is. W. C. Jones. of Greenwich, who
Elformcrly field a. controlling interest
.in the company. Majority stockhold-
lera and some of the creditors aslo
led for the retention of Judge Walsh.
; Among the creditors who asked for a
,cbnnge in the receivership were the
Connecticut Company and the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road, Norwich Banking interests.
which recently brought suit against ‘ .' .
10119! to ucover upon notes. ialtio FOR A WORTHV CAUSE “0'9““ 0““ evening; Miss Elsie 1"
opposed Judge Walsh. Dramatic soprano under the man- on, oontmlto: jime. V9“ mmx'
, it; nailing title Igpointment o]! (lldt nxementof the well known Mr. Daniel concert violinist; Mr. Hm loin.
one you. u so urpeo state t a _ tone; Ir
be considered it advisable to name Mayer of New York, will render her tenor, Raymond Ellis, ball a
as receiVer-a man who Would be able Iervlces at the Grand Concert given John DoPerala. WMl’V‘ ”wan"
to work in harmony with all lnter- at the Regent Theatre for the benefit
eats concerned in the alfairti of the. of the war auderera.
road. She will sing the aria “One Fine
'Day," from Madam Butterfly by Puc-
cini. “The Bird of the Wilderness,”
, by Hartman and “Phyllis in I Only of us should mill it
Morldon Houuholdor Tries Penna- ! none ..
clan of: Stiletto. Joy." by Whelpley. Tickets at Q” ““9“ Theatre.
MERJDEN. Nov. 2144“,;5 Swim! The following artists will also pnr- prices from ,250 to :1. 4"
n householder, was Jailed for 120 days ' '
and lined 810 and costs yesterday -
morning for demanding at the point of m..
MME. FLORENCEDSTRANDER '
Noni-t. All from New York. This in
on «summary opportunity allot-dad
the people of Norwallt to hear one!
manta in our own home town and
——
GOES AFTER SUGAR WITH KNIFE.
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minor
“Quality Shop”
scum NORW-ALK.
Specials in Coats
$10.95 $12.95 515.00 2518.90 $24.95
a dagger that he be sold sugar by
Patrick miccio in the iatter': attire.
"Again you say yo not no ougar,
eh?" shouted 8npiro as he slipped a
weapon with a seven-inch blade from
411i: cont sleeve and brandisbed it.
t On pretense of going to a aunr ban-
re.l. Riccio got away and called the
police. He had no aunr.
The increased cost of liquor also is
shaving its effect in Meriden, the police
learned yesterday, when it was found
that during the night two saloons on
4Veternn street were entered and 25
bottle: of wine, 13 quarts of whiskey,
three bottles of hpandy, and two hot-
tlea‘of brandy, and two boxes of cigars
tv-vro stolen.
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Thomain oftbia Bonkmmunedwitboommfim,
enterprise and np-to-dato methods.
Asaresultof bnninouwearobetterpropu’od
thanoverbefmtohandlo account: 01 our mm
Ourfacilitiosfornlonnd and mm booking ur-
vicearcunearlyperfootu modem, program" ideas have
yet devised—let actual results «imitate to you the win .
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Ladies’ Undergarments
New Lines of Silk and 4 Lingerie Cam-
isoies . $1.00 to $3.49
lAllIES’ CllllSh'l' (30va
25c 50c. $1.00
Night Robes, sorts etc.
A. Dickerman & Son’s
’ mm 8703‘ a
84 Washington St. _ ,zPlltllte m
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a to the Regent Theatre Thursday and
ildren Saturday Morning at 10:30
.
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Norwalk Chronicler