THANKSGIVING MY mommy
Wuha- Farno- ia the National “pry
~ “the W
'l'ke story of “The Canneror” be
gins with Houston livinx M the
Cherokee Indians. in western Tenn-
,esaee. His father's death recalled him
’to civilization and he found it neces—
sary to settle the minute estate which
. was left behind.
In the nuterpioce Pbotodrama This matter Houston took up with
Judge Allen. leading legal light of the
‘TheConqueror’ m... o... ..
in Eight Parts Hodges daughter,.Eiiu. whom Hm
ton ever afterward called “the fairest
Saturday-
roae of Tennessee."
' ' ‘ , but she
Mary tn lerson and Ralph Bani tell in love with Elna
Alfred Whitman in
merely sealed at a man who was too
“Smili‘ht’s L8“ Raid” ignorant to spell his own name Be
And 9th Episode of
sides, was the not being wooed by
‘ “The Fighting Trail”
Sidney Stokes. representatit ~ of the
"“‘lr '04 Twit—“The Manx.
And Friday
'WllllamFamum
“blue blooded" Georgia Stores?
."Iflf’ a picturiution of HAIR"
Ca'lnc‘s great novel. l “THE 13:0: —c
l ; Mina Wycherley and Entire Original
+ ‘ ‘ - I Cut Coming to Regent Thu
3 ire. Dec. 5
l ' , i “The 13th Chair" has nothing in it
or about it remotely alliez‘. to mow.
ganda. Although its central charac-
ter is a spiritualiatic trance medium
who gives some marvelous aid in the
hour of her dimcultv, the manner of
Today e riormance of the mat mystiiyv
. b r be t M
lug tricks is disclosed almos ore
Three emulate Sho-ws te thrill was passed. What measure
FivenAdlds of Vaudevrlle of credence the audience may put in
“U l' the Stars filld the theories of Mine. La Grange, the
‘ Stripes” medium, is left entirely to the audi-
Pmm" 7"“ 0' ’Amflimn ence.“'l'he13th Chair" will com to
Doughboys at. the Front
. —aud-—
“ReRetmt of tlichr-;
the Regent Theatre Wednesday eve-
ning. December 5.
The entire original cast will appear
mans lt' “I9 Battle 0‘ here. including Margaret Wycherlev.
Am” Harrison Hunter, Vernon Kelso, El-I
LI“ Episode lone Van Biene. Gertrude Dalton, Sar-
~—-— ' ah Whiteford, Harry WI st, Perce Ben-
Frid ton. A. 'r. He'don. ital-tin Mayo.
M Picay Charles laiie. William David Saxone
my in ”0rd Moreland. James Marshall and i-‘. he»
—- ~ Roy Sutton.
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Rebeca of Sunnybrook ! -
‘ Farm” “THE wanx MAN"
Return Engageugnt
a
Hall Caine's Great '9)! p Regent
Theatre Monday rid T" odd!
Di r'efl from a remarkflb -T,;
the Criterion Thes' re, orli
‘Georce inane Tucker's *wonslcrful
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AI Illl IllllIllS
SPEClAL HOLIDAY PROGRAM '
out and “The Inn-Ian! a... to
the tenant Theatre on My one
Tuesday.
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TBOLLEV CREW NOT weapon.
flILE.
NEW HAVE N Nor. air-No crimi-
nal responsibility tor the deaths Q‘
Earl T. Brown, chautear. and It Eo-
gar Tullock a salesman on the Derbyi "
Turnpike Nov. 23. by a trolley car,;
was found by Coroner Ilia at his in-
quest the result of which was made!
get the-public today. These run.
back from Waterbury. had
their automobile clou
on a twenty minute acne-dale had;
passed and the extra of whit: l the men'
had no knowledge, was lofiowing. This.
latter car killed Brown as no was:
bending over the automobile anal Till-3z
lock died from being lung against the:
machine. The coroner was of the,
opinion that both men were 1 absurb’
ed in their work that they did not!
notice the trolley car and were not
warned by a third man who was bold-
ing a lantern for protection. :
5.“ ..
Sale
pleased if your order is filled at
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NEW ENGLAND“ WHITE THANKt'
GIVINO l
BOSTON, Nov.
eral snow storm of the winter er‘ fl
tended to all peril of New England to
day. ileports received by the local ‘ ‘ GO” Medal W. per bag . . .
weather bureau indicated that the fall ”
had reached a depth of six inchr s at ,
many places before to a. at.
“There will be a real white Thanks-f
giving throughout New England," the -'
bureau on need, ”but the weather
will be less severe than yesterday."
Pound..... .....
10,000 rssrmomaui now no
runs I”
or children Who have successfully'
used Mother Gray's Sweet
for Children, frhey move and regulate
the bowels, relieve feverishnoss. teeth-
ing disorders, constipation, headaches,
destroy worms and irequentlv break!
up colds. Childrfn like them. For 30'
years Mother Gray's Sweet Powders.“
for Children have been the safe and!’
Armour’s Compound Lard. lb.
reliable reumlv in time of need. No:
then! should pmor be without a hox’
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AT THE PALCE THEATRE
‘\t the Palace Theatre today. amuse
i .t- Hentseekers will he treated to a spe'
. ill variety program. There will be!
. tree complete shows. the matinee:
i-nd two evening performances, The
Nature of the day will be the presen-
tation of the great American oilicial}
film, “Under the Stars and Stripes in;
France." It is .1 series of pictures
from in American training camp.ll
This Neil“? is the greatest thing Pl-
H‘ cont: lied to rut down any pro;
German and seditious stories of con
alitionw with the Americam "over!
there." it shows the dough bots at
their training. and in their Il’lgl re
hours. There is, beyond the thrilki: 1
war. a real human interest about ,
story.
An unusually attractive vamlevlllcl
lull has been arranged. it includcri
fire acts. and each one has been Spe-
«tally selected in addition to these I
l
the. final episode of the great 'lrilish
ofllcinl war film, "The Retreat at the!
Germans at the Battle of Arms," Will .
be shown. 3
Mary Pickford in Return Engagement;
at the Palace Tomorrow
When Mary Pickford, in “Rebecca
of Sunnybrook Farm" was given a
special two days',rnn at the Palacei
Theatre a few weeks ago, packed ,
house at cll‘performances wav the
testimonial handed out to the charm:
and attractiveness r! "Littte Mary" in?
l. Prices.
s: & 85 Washington St.
wEEKs anowu CAPTAIN
PROVlDENCE, n. 1. Nov. zs.—-.
her Intent creation, Evidently there
Joshua Herbert Weeks of New Bed-E
our swan WILL Br. cmsnn
. THANKSGIVING, my
OPEN roman-r UNTIL 10 women
Low Cash Prices
Free Prompt Delivery
. ' ‘3. Q
on the way?
pit-W.“
to the carI ii
tracks to repair a tire. A regular can '
tum lo :25.» Suits - -
I New
l
Here you will find a lame assortment. of Good
' " Things to Eat and Drink. We know that you will be
.V
' BECKMANN’S
. . . . . . ...... si .79 .
. Very Best Creamery Butter. Beckmann duality.
New loose Mince Meat (Very fine). lb..
5
15;; - .
.. ....... 49c
-131:
Butterfly Brand Golden Pumpkin. can . . ...... 15c
None Such Mince Meat. per plta- . . .......... 121:
New Layer Pins. 4 crown. per lb. . . . . 20c
Powders Vandylt’s New Ford Dates. per pkg. . . 23c
Richardson & Robbins’ Plum Pudding . . 10c. 25c. 45c
I Very Best Green Mountain Potatoes. pliir. ..... . 49c
Swift’s Silver leaf Pure Lard. lb. ....... . ...... . 33c
,. ........ .25c
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries. per lb.
;:":;:s':"::j;rvghlfvmgd'c‘g‘fi' “' ' Durkee’s Powdered Sage or Thymc.,larac can . . 10c
~ , y, 3'“ Burton Sage or Thyme Leaves. pka. . . . ........ 4c
. l. Choice Yellow Turnips. per pound ........... 2 l-Zc
, é, Challenge Blend Colfee. formerly 30c. now . .. 22c lb.
, .f No. 1 Royal Plantation Coflee. formerly 35c.
ll slow ..... ..... 30clb.
ii. Ward's Fresh Cakes. all kinds. per'pkir‘. . . ....... 10c
v.' Ward’s Bread .......... . . . 10c loaf 9c. 15c loaf,14c
;, ~ Sugari lb. to Customer
New Lot Nuts. Oranges. Apples. Citron. Lemon
9 Peel. Cranberries. Celery and Celery Hearts. Figs.
’1 Dates. Grape Fruit. Bananas. Etc.. at Real Low
‘ Let us fill your Thanksgiviniz Wants.
l A. F. Beckmann& Co.
Phone 1405
runs ron cnms'rms eLavs AT :3
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
see the pict: re, as well as many who
wish to see it again, judging by "or
number of requests that have been cit-
ed to Mariner A. J. Collins to show
i
are mnn', wt 0 l .ld no opportunity toI
i
I
me pbntoplay again. Manager t oi
has as assented. . and “Rebeccn oi:
Sunnyhrook Farm" will
be shown l
i
again tomorrow. ‘
wean PLANT seams OPERA
TIONS.
SAN JUAX,2P. 3., Nov. flit-The!
Huanica Sugar plant, the largest in!
the island, yesterday began operations‘
a“ the new seabon: i: aspects to do!
liver its first shipments in the l'nitmi;
Sales by the middle of December.
VAN TROUBLED FOR TWO VEARS
Men and women shdu‘id not sufferl
from backache, rheumaticpains. still
‘ joints and swollen. sore muscles.
v. hen relief can be easily had. Jame.-
. McCrcry. Berrien Center. Mich. says
129 was trouble with kidney and blad-
der trouble for two years; would have
to get up several times during the
flight and had pain: across his kid-
neys. He used several kinds oi medl-
c-ne without relief, hill Foley's Kid-
ney Pills cured'liim. tinny such let-r
tors. come every day from all part! .
of the country¢~8tnlsomPowell Corp‘
l.
William Farnum in the Spectacular Production,
"The ' Conqueror,”
Parts, at the Regent Theatre, Thinksgiving Day and Friday
3" 3 lord, Mass, has been elected captain
{of the Brown 1918 football team. 59350311“! year Will be a Christmas
at the Hillside School.
The school has made/an annual cus-’
'tom of giving an entertainment
[this year the entertainment will be
{made somewhat mare elauornte and
will be open to the public upon pur-
i chase of tickets. I
Two plays are being arranged, one
i ' given by the bidet girls and the other
bv the younger, and the price of ad-
mission will be. kept moderate in order
lthat all who may core to attend may-
ibt devoted to some war charitt Those
{ ' :intercsterl urn asked to keep the antral-"l,
December 15th. in miml. Further on-
inouncemcnt will be made later. l,
!
FIVE VALUABLE HORSES MBURNED
' | PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 23 --l-‘lve
iwcll known winners of prizes in the
[Hunter classes at horse nhows in dif-
ferent parts of the country were burn-
|destroyed the stable» of lunar: ll (‘16
‘aomar. Col. Livingston and Virginia!
Boy. The loss including thothorses.!
stables and contents is estimated at
mm'tm 150,000 0 i
A special feature of the Christmas _
entertainment which is being planned ,
[be able to do so. The proceeds will t.
ed to death yesterday In a fire that.
jihicr. Jr.. at Radnor. near here The
'horses were Miss Canada Ichabod. ln—
‘ 810.006“ Extension Round solid Oak Table. .
' Sale Price ..... ... ......... ........ . ...... $7.95
$15 00 6 It. Extension Bound Solid Oak Table.
Salel’rics. ................. 910.95
$18..00llfi Extension Bound QuarteredOakTable.
8alePric0........... ..... .. .. ........... ..$14.95
325.0033“th Blank 'l'opBound Oak Table. "
for . ':.
lthe children of the county Home, but.
l
l
l
l
JTopQunrtcredOak'l‘ablu sin .96. Thiaisoneolthobou~
values we have over offered for
we omit»... no WwWWWw W5“?
inizs
“Quality Shop”
00m trauma.
Anniversary
Sale
:12. oo Coats - - -
$15. 00 Coats - . .
$15.00 Stills - - -
$10.95
$10.95
$12.95
A 750
$3.50
$1.00 Waisls - - -
$5 00 Silk’Waisls - -
—Al.l. MllllNfllY '4 PRICE—
Line of Children’s Coats
at Special Prices
Adayofdaysoflamilyro-uuiouwhanfarandneartho .4;-
familygathenaroundfortbanhgivlngdlnncr. '
Ourpartinthiadayistogivo youan opportunity to
purchaseanew'l'ablastaboutfactorycoat. '
Sale Price ...... t ..... $1996- .
EXTRA SPECIAL—We have a limited number of Blank '
emoney.
SpocialSaloonDinlngBoomchalraat.... $1H98and$298
A new and complete line of 1910 1100st KITCHEN
CABINETS now on sale.
O The Fmfli‘n'c Door
'Hoou'er Beauty "
$1 00 will give you the use of this wonder time saver.
WE SPECIALIZB nl FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105 127-129-131 Washington St.
Norwalk Chronicler