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MARGARET WYCHERLEY
And the Entire Original (‘ompany Coming Direct From Broadway.
Prices. 50c to $2.00.
Regent Theatré _
Night Only. Wednuday. Pee. 5. . .
Telephone 1501. i
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Seats Now on Sale.
Regent Theatre
The House of High Grads
Entertainment
Today and Tomorrow
THE
MANX MAN
' A Picturlzation of il,:ll.(‘aine’a
Great Novel
in Eight Parts
1 Thursday and Friday
. ‘ Constance Talmadge
in it Play of Smart People of
Wealth and Social Position
“SCANDAL ”
v course—sex Beach's Great
,1 Picture, ”The Auction Block."
M: “THE l3TH CHAIR"
Miss Wycherly‘ and Entire Original
Cast Corning to Regent Thea-
tre Dec. 5.
y "The 13th ('liair" will birdie attrac-
tion :it the Regent Theatre. Wednes-
dav, Dec. 5, and the engagement will
lie in all likelihood the most welcome
‘evcnt of the theatrical season. for this
plav was the success of successes in
New York last year. it ran for twelve
.months at one theatre, drawing crowd-
ed houses during the heicht of the
summer season just as easily as it did
in mid-winter its fame hastra‘eled
for and wide. The prospective visit-
or to New York asking his lateiv re
turned friend which plavs he should
see while in the metropolis. almost in-
variablv hears "The 13th Chair" men-
tioned first. The entire New York
companv will perform the piece here.
headed bv Miss Wycherlv. ,llarrison
Hunter has the role of inspector Don-
ohue. next in importance to that plav-
ed by Miss Wychcrlvpand everv oth-
'cr member of the cast boast an availa-
ble reputation founded upon a series
' Today" and Toni
Adolph Zukor Pregggw
5 Pauhn' e Frederick in
. . “The Hungry Heart”
,- -, By David Graham Phillips
wgdwby Charles Maigne
~ Robert G. Vignoia
A famous story—In famous ac-
$15.33.; . a magnificent production.
. muc to min: The “et 1
triangle}? See it. , erna
nestlay t
Battlefron
‘Dircct from the 44th St Theatre.
1 .8. Y., where it played at 8200
prices. No increase in prices here
pittance, Balconygfilcgcrchestn
of more than creditable performances.
i O
Pauline Frederick in “Thai Hungry
l Heart" . i
Pauline Frederick's latest ‘ Parav'
mount photoplnv. "The Runny Heart",
from the novel by that name written'
by David Graham Phillips, lm film-i
ed on the beautiful shores 'of Lake
George, New York. . V , i
“Much of the action of “The Hun-I
gry Heart” is out-of-doors add manv
, particularly fine exteriors in :the links
George neighborhood were iricorporat"
ed hr Director Vignola for the benefit
of the lovers of Phillips' ‘bqst novel.‘
. The book itself has long a favor,
lié of iii-armament and he. bolt-i
Tomorrow
’ . »,. illfiéffiiffifi‘sé' {Ellery} 11c;
{ :1" _ fifltfdtoncbeatfa' 11c. ‘
t , 1:; - J.
2'.-
7"
. t'lr’-
“acts Masai”. in m
”,- A, e cunt ’7 PictureeEteven Thousand
. -,-, People unearth one Scene
. “.tzviery now and then a cat flashes
.4 a": themcreen of “The Manx-Man"
g which will be shown. at the Regent
”oceanfront. .1 ano rouonnow
.. nested}; as ‘a vehicle for herself. - , ‘
ln' j‘rhé'nuhgrg- Heart,” his. cred-v,
, . prick has opportunities for emotional
. ' 'i acting not equallcdnin any of her pee-i
‘ivlous pictures.~ She is called upon to
portray evérmshade‘ ‘of feeling from
1 that ,ofblu'shing bridehood to the deep-'
es? and most jealous love passion.
is first a bride. amazed at her hus-
band’s absorption in things outside
her sphere and his refusal to admit
that she is capable of meeting hint on
his own intellectual level: then a wife
'eALAcs THEATRE Tonav mo;
‘ . , ga‘rg. n'
. The into for m. M . ”he
”comic: Willi! lamination,»
at mining; 8135.000 for who in-
fatuation of petunia-rand nature!
can: 825.000 “can 'buildilu and
Bum
“a"WWW-Wefl'mmfilpfm, “gnaw
Buildingan burgh .
tailingnthoronshlyclloynblenton ‘10,." cartbe
rtrnant asks 819.00..
for connnning v, the coast
and operation of the Alaskan railways
more M ””3”” ”bed. 0th!”
“all aver Month-'of natives-
0228000; medical relief for natives
882.500. '3 ' '
llany estimates are submitted for
the national parks. the sum: in all
cases being increased.
The Department .of ushers in.
creases are due principally to the
problem of employment and the set-
tlement of labor disputes. For salar-
ies and expenses of federal commie
aionern of conduction. 8200.000 in
asked; 828.000 in naked for investiga-
tion of trade agreements. and 8210.-
000 to investigate conditions of labor
in many ndusiriea, principally coal,
steal an shipbuilding. For the en-
forcement of the child labor law. the
department alkn 8185.000. For [the
expenses of the interned German civ-
ilians at camps under the jurisdic-
tion q“, ihe‘depa-rtmenf, \8!fl0’,000
is asked. To extend the employment
service. the department asks 8750.000.
in the Department of Justice. the
principal increases are to provide
for prosecution of crimes against lini-
ted States. One million dollars in
naked for that work.
ALMOST Imam
0F APPROWNS
(Continued from First Page).
st:.ota.1zs.sr5. No previous estimate
averJtas exceeix'l two billion.
Here 00)wa a statement of the
estimates by general headings:
Legislation. $8,020,325.
Executive, “5.329.369.
Judicial. ‘81306180.
Agriculture. 826,458,551.
Foreign intercourse. 36.535 072.
Military ital-my). 86.616.936.554.
Navy, 81.014.077.503.
indlan 832.255.1310.
Pensions. 8157.060 000.
Panama Canal. 823,171,624.
Public Works (practically all forti-
fication“. ”004018.055.
Postal service. 8.031.818.3423.
:liscelianeous. 81.200.208.317.
ermnneht annual a r t ' 2i
$711,166,825. pp 0mm” i
"'" 'l (cunts omitted here and
abate). 513.504.357.940.
Deduct sinking fund and postal
returns. 8485,632.3~i5.~~8i23.018.725.595.
The greatest sums are estimated| Virtually all the increases In the
Mr the army and navy. For the sig-. Department of Agriculture are to
uni service. which includes the great cover the work of stimulation: (00¢
alloy IN the air, 8|.15i9,240,1ll.'i is mt '- production and furthering the preser-
. mated. This sum includes theme; vation of than! and "“1“" “i" “ a
000,000 previously appropriated tor'wiu- measure. The! Include ”I9 'n‘
the great air fleet. A billion d'dlarsinual item of 8240.000 '0' ""3 distribu-
ts askrti for DH}! and miscelltitii~ous.3tion of free sued by Congressmen;
expenses of the army: more than twufthe usual millian dollar estimate for
billion dollars for the Quartermaster‘eradication of foot and mouth disease,
(ores: $157,000,000 for hospitals and‘and the annual "5.000000 "WWW“
mcdlcini‘a: 8 35,000,000 fur the equip-i tion for federal aid to gOOd wild". A
merit of engineer heaps, and 8892;. novel exhibit awn” in the depart-
000.000 for the expenses of their op-imenl's estimate fol motor vehicles. It
erations in the field. Ammunition forl gives the name of 9V9” "‘8“ who
the greatguns is estimated to cost will use ll government vehicle and
$390,000,000. l-‘or machine guns more tells specifically on “1"“ business he
then 82.537.000.000 is asked. For ar-‘um it.
mored motor cars more than 575,000-3 In the Indian Scrtlcr ”l" “'0'“ M
000 Is estimated. Irelieving ("sin-83 and preventing di"
. Some of the comparatively mlnmlee-e has been extended to an in—
itenm stated in simple millions arc: .creased estimate of “00.000 '“d an
lor the cxrension of the ElliILtitry'lncreiiscd “i‘lifllflit' of 31-70090” “
Academy, 84,000,000: horses for cav-: nubmilit‘d for lndian schools. An in-
airy. Pic” 828,000,000; barracks antlfcrcased estimate of $500,000 is shown
quatlers, $20,000,000; constructionlfor industrial work anions: lb? "3'
and repair of hospitals, 823.itttit.tttltl;!|ion's wards and to teach them the
manufacture of arms. isotmtiiim‘i;in,» of timber. Total estimate! fOr
small arms target practice. ’75.000.—‘llli' lndian 0mm». which include- "19
000: (‘H'liiitl'l military training camps. usual sums for maintenance and im-
80,000.000; rifle ranges for the itt~1nroi'ement total more than 812.000:
slittcllon ot‘ civilians. 8i.‘i'00,000:vooo.
equipment of Home Guard organiza l-‘or continuation of work
lions. “000,000; supplies for reserve.
otllcers' training camps and ordnanccl
stores for the some. 85 000,000; ord-i
nance equipment for mi'itnry Ht‘ilOOit-ii
and colleges. 81,138,000. For gather-i
log information the General Staffi
asks 82,000,000.
.Tho Navy's total of a little mart-i '
than 31.000.000.000. is '
sits ii, is sited V
,.H.W.mmmm
firers and men.'8428.000,000; ai’illlon,: Cincinnati Man Talia How to “rival
894.000.000; pay. provisions and cloth-i Up Come to They Lift Out
"u: for the marine Corps. 361.000.00flz' Ouch S 1' ! '.' 3 ! This kind of rough
recruiting. transportation and outfil- '
ting recruits. "5,000.00". .talk will be heard less here in town if
For the food administration, 35,000 A people trouble with corns will follow
000 is estimated; for the fuel admin.ithe simple advice of this Cincinnati
Jstrntion. 82,500,000. iauthority. who claims that a few drops
0n 0'
' ,. , ' "a last-swam
nice we isolated: P-w York (As
I", Glee). 321." can,
.an items fir marine china or
submitted as follows: Boston 8133.00!v
"" "Wk “5000. /
New items in7 quarantine station
include ,Bonton 33.000.
The Interstate Comme'ce Con mi'
ten uksm tittlt more than dreamli-
tins. The expcmcn of the Rhippinc
hard are placed «it can 511.500.
j”? the Council 01 I":.i.u:x."i De
tonne 070.000 is raked The Federa'
Trade Commission's excuses are er
‘imated nt 81 42, 240. The usual 85"
3‘00 is asked for the Federal Board
for the Mediation and I‘nnctllntlon tr e... ‘ .-
'nterntate Transportation Wane. Di
putes. A new item of 857 500 is pre
rented for salaries of the United
Btltea employen Compensat'on Com-
mission and their employer. ‘The
estimate for the. National AdVisory
Committee for Aeronautics is increas-
ed to 8260.000. .
For colle‘ftion of inforygation of the
rcvalcnce and reogrpph‘ 9| lell'lbu-
lion of disease the Public Health
Service. asks $25,000. An increr
estimate of 3250.000 for studies in
rural sanitation is submitted.
The exhibit showing the great
sums the Government spends cact-
year for rented btildings in W wt
ington is especially interest“...
year because of the. great no ,, til
ti
10!!! ~ ANNIVERS
\ltecials
WORK BASKET FITTINGS,
alon.
"n 81m
’ Needlework Supplies
women who are making their gifts, and ethos who have
practicalgiftsinmind,willfindndithyhhnnontoftheordi-
nary in our Needlework Department.
momma: amsons, swan! out man for nap.
CFLLULOID. RINGS, FITTING! fir comm KITS,
“ROYAL SOCIETY” STAMPS!) 6001', and a vast assort-
ment of Novelties that will enable you to obtain the foundation
such buildings taken formic :'el_irl
ties. Ranging in t-tiagtlicter 2‘ . iI ti:
tits and office. but has n .. .
stores and stables, the [Pill-p . ml by ‘or your Xmasyork,
the different departments i“’ul 81.-
050.594. _
CONGRESS FACED ‘ ¢ ,
BY GREAT PROBLEMS e .
(Continued from First Page). ”Wt Captor MUM/mums; a; ..
be the principal. business of the sets
so wasnmo'ron a-r. '
e... ,
“Quality shop"
SOUTH NORWAL‘
ARV SALE—10m
uncommon. m,
._. '5 “we“
rst da 's business was largely
pagi‘hhcaory. zith official nlllilit‘allnli
to the President that Congrcsi is in
easlon and waiting to hear his cpming
address. The President will speak to-
morrow at 12:30 p. m.. in the Hall of
the House before a joint Flat-lion.
President Wilson, it is understood.
will urge Congress to confine. its work
strictly to measures for successful
and speedy prosecution of tho czar.
There is a general disposition fll'lfmg
the leaders on both sides to d~pcud
upon him to take-the load in proposing
the war measures and to give him all
the non-partisan support possible. -
While the question of declaring war
upon Austria. Turkey and Bulgaria
Germany's allies. is being agitated in
Congress. there is a igcnerai dispositiow
to follow the wishes of the executive
branch of the government. which is
understood to oppom. any change in
policy at this time.
President Wilson's address was in
the hands of the printer today. While
it is practically complete, it is being
held open for any changes until ashort
time before deliwry.
URNITURE
STERLING
intuitions
lil’iiiillii lllWN
Thirty-Seven, Including an
American, Killed, in Fight
at Buena Vista
ANNUAL HANGER SERVICE
HELD. .
The members of Trinity Sunday" LAREDO, Texas, Dec. 3r—Mexican
school held their annual manger oer-[bandits card t obe followers of Luis
vice at the church last evening at 7:30 “9 ‘0 Rosa. numbering about 300,
have captured th
at which time the scholars brought 'Lcttua. on the M9;3:‘°::id:fo{{::
with them gifts of toys, books. gnmesimo Brande, fifty miles below Zapata,
packages of clothing, etc, which thz-yi'l'exas. according to reports reaching
”"9 ”“8 morning. The small Cal'-
depoaitcd in the manger erected in,
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ANCES
FURNITURE CO.
l27-i29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
l HARTFORD CHUMH ROBBED.
HARTFORD, Dec. 3.——lt was dis-
covered this morning that Christ
church at [at and Church street.
one of the oldest Episcopal churcben
[in the city. had been broken bio
{last night by burglars. but all that
they succeeded in getting was 835 in
lehango taken up rcecndy on phte
get into the church safe, but they
only nnccccded in destroying the count
binntion. The silver service was not
disturbed.
”WITH. NOTEQ ,
Miss mam Bharrock, of 12 Un—
lon nvcnnc, was discharged yesterday.
'Mrn. lint: Wellne, of 10 Quinta!!!
avenue, was admitted yesterday.
collection: An attempt was made to'
' No estimate appears for the com
.'mlttee on public information. the ex-
imenlt‘fs of which are being paid out
.of a drug called freeman when applied
to a tender, aching corn stops sore-
the church chapel. These artiies will
be sent to New York city to the Flow
x.
“mm garrison is said to have sur-‘
.‘rendcred.
' PRESIDIO. .Tem. Dec.
The regular weekly. dance was held
3.—0ne 8am fit in the Tova Anne-bl!
As Courtnev Benedict Vaughan. she 1'
1
“all"? today and tomorrow. and the in love with another man; a'tempes
“Want ones in the audience will , tulous woman, bitter at the false part
rIotice that all the cats shoWn have 3 she must play in the game of life:
mi tails. While the taiilcss Manx cat‘and last of all _a,heroine. who renounc-
‘5 3 thing of historical and biological cs her past life and enters .a newer
, l~'C0rd. there are still a great many and better understandinl! With it"
people who do not know what brought husband. making of her mistakes a
1|th condition upon them. iladder to a happier life. i
The explanation lies in a touching “The Hunzrvlleart." is a twentieth
- 'e'ory of feline romance and adveu- century drama of the lives of Richard
' tore.
Miss Elizabeth Rlsdo. the beautiful
young actress who plays the role of
gate in “The Manx-Mail.” pretiily en-
lig'ntens a waiting public. -
‘Tong, long ago." began Miss Ris-
lon, "there were no cats on the isle
of Man. There were only rabbits.
- amo a day when a rich merchant
brought aI ship to the shores of the
nicturesqne little island in the. center
of the Irish sea..which had on board
a. single solitary cat of great beauty.
ft chanced that the firnt living bean
the feline saw was apinkvnoaed rab-
bit. and be immediately fell in love
with her. sit the mom of this
, mien were cats without ails.”
{and Courtney Vaughan, who at the
beginning of the story, are returning
from their brief honeymoon—from Ar-
cadv to reality, This is at the verv
point where most romances are end-
ing with the much-hackneyed phrase.
."snd they lived happily ever after,"
and much of the strange fascination
of the production lies in its oddity.
As in her preceding picture. "Dou-
ble-Crossed.” Miss Frederick has op«
portunities to display many of her lav.
orite gowns. sound of which were
designed especially for this produc-
tion in which. as a bride. it was neces-
sary that the heroine appear in a very
elaborate trousaaeu. -
l The ncenariowaa made from the:
lths Bureau of Fiabericn items are
0' the president's $100,000,000, war, nm at once. and soon the corn dries
emergency fund. ‘up and lifts right out without pain.
”fwnlmate Deartn‘iient revives ital He says ireeaone is a sticky sub-
0 .
State at 9 £123.13; ;;,5?(ie.cr¥:rr’hofi stance which dries immediately and
the increased cost of living for con. never inflame: or even irritates the
surrounding tissue or skin. A quarter
er Mission for the poor of the city. to :Amerlcnn' cavalryman, a Mexicdn
the church's Mission school It Ar-'en.;‘°"mn 0‘ tn American cattle much.
N. (3.. for distribution among the patina“ dthiny-ihe Melitta!!! were killed
. in a battle which occ
mountain whites and some. especially,“ an,” “I“. .1 ”Ja'fiwmtmrdg
articles of clothing to the relief of lhfi‘lho Mexican side of the Rio Grande,
children of the war afflicted Mann's lit-w miles from here. The dead:
solar and diplomatic oflicers. which
is "mafia 3" ”Hill all out of pro of an ounce, which will cost very lit-
tie at any drug store. is said _to be,
Motion to their small salaries. the de-
pmmm as“ 8800.000, 3" “"9”” °' sufficient to remove every hard or]
soft corn or, calluvfrom‘ one'n feet.)
$500,000 over the' sum for the same
:purpose as, asked last year. ‘ l
The total aunt planed under the Millions 0‘ American mm“ '” we
head of foreign intercourse exceeds
“500.000 and represents to a large
degree the-increased activities of the
diplomatic service because of the
war. . ' ‘ I " '
' ~anthe:Treasuryialkpartmcnt thei. ",
xgrowth of the warerisk inpuranée ,bu- .
,rean' which nowjnelndes litsurnncei ..
come this announcement since the.
inauguration of the high heclI.-:-Adv.
gfor the lives ‘of, soldiers. sailors and i i '
zmerchantcrews on well no merchant. . '
tships. calis for. an cathodic of 8t.-' \
I .000. V,,_,Th,c Federal Parka Bureaui '-
presents a newltamof 8337.000. :
“no - llnterntitl, Revenue Bureau. .
. a ti arge ncrease in sx 'se for?
the collection of the many wpn?taxes.'
Expenses of ordinary collections are
placed at $3.000.000:.'c0ilection of m'
come tax is placed at 83500.0th. and
for collection of the special war taxes
89,000,000 is estimated.
.All‘ the mists and assay officers
are estimated for as usual.
in the War" Department the cost of
additional employee is estimated at
810000000. The total estimates for
river and harbor improvements are.
$29fi15lfitl. For :the maintenance
and improvement of the Panama f‘nuv
al. exclusive of fortifications. 815.495.-
284 is estimated. which takes no ac-
count of amount: derived from tolls.
1n the Navy Department nearly a
million dollars is asked for extra
clerical forces. making it 82 230000
This is exclusive of naval construc-
tion and consequent activities.
The Department of Commerce asks
8100.000 for promoting commerce in
Central anti South America. a like
sum for promoting commerce in the
Far East. and $200,000 for commer-
cial attaches for the embassies
abroad. For the bureau of standards
which is taking a tremendous part in
the dth-lopmrnt of mechanical appli-
ances for the winning of the war. sev-
eral large sums in addition to the
regular appropriation. are asked.
One blanket item/under the head
of Military Research. is put at 8250-
000. The estimate for the coast and
Geodeticjurvey is doubled to make it
82.325000. Practically one million
dollars of this is for new ships. In
submitted for the menalon or "tab-v
llabnt'enl of hateberlcn Including an °" 3".-
l- 3 ger.
iialiy beautiful one for the chfl
.by the parents who [were present.
The senior and junior chef... sang alum ”"M m!!!» Emil!!! Cavalri San-
ry detachme t.
pvoprlate music and "'v'f. ' quantity ’ Justo Gonzalez. foreman of the Tig-
of articles were deposited “if”? m3“"ncr Cutie ranch.
This annual service is“ an ‘ ’ c-: Private Norlcl, Troop K. was slight.
1“,, ly wounded.
' The ba'n'dits, two hundred in hunt
'ber. under command of Chico Cano,
on Friday raided the cattle ranch of
'J. P.'Tigner, driving off a number
v 'of cattle-fond shooting down others
i'Iin thepanfu'ren . . - .
r Tigne'r appealed by Itelephone .to
‘ ‘ 'Colonel George '1‘. Lan‘ghorne. 'district
‘ commandant Mat-fa, who ofdered
Lieutenant Menard '1'. Mallach. with
~ twenty men in‘ pursuit. Tigner, ow‘n-
er of the cattle. accompanied the
troupe. . . , , ’
Lieutenant Matiack followed a hot
trail into Mexico and at Buena Vista
the bandits attempted to anionstt
him.‘ The lieutenntn rode through
the ambush into the midst of the ban-
was much enjoyed both by theni ‘nntl.
Hall. (face Brothers” orchestra in:
‘of-non nuns.
, LENS
GRINDING,
mummmoam
tytogivnanhfaction.
THAMER
dits. his 'men’ killing thirty-five and
wounding many more. The Mexicans
vretreated in disorder into the town.
GERMANS MAKE ' a!
Dentists. Octet-citing. Opticians.
at Atlantic Sq. Stamford. Conn.
Open Sal. Eve. til! pan. Est. 1801
"J1,
SLIGHT GAIN, BUT 1
COST IS SAID TOHAVE! .. 4
BEEN ENORMOUS 1m scent. moon or m
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artillery fire, ' 8%” : :
.2. mandarin wvcunnLv
The “If In "The 13"! Chllf," It "I. '00."! ThfllfO,‘ WOUMIdly, Dec. ”10 only legal authnrity. [t “Wm'mm 'ommm .
,5. Coming DIM INN! .I’m‘y WI.” "I. oflfllfl.‘ Company. ‘0.“ N" the peupha to disobey the decrees.
' i
,iv, ‘II'I i
,_. .
'. of the Boishcviki.
1
While, the Boislicviki rcprcsenta-g .
tivcs planned to enter the Germani Factory. 15Merw1n St.
‘lipcs Sunday and begin negotia-
tions with the Germans nothing: has
yet been reported of their mlSr'iflll.‘
iThc Boisheviki leader Trotzkyi
Elms warned the Allicd iiiplniiiats'
:iti I’etogrud that his govcmtitcnt:
Iwill not permit them to interfere
iiii the. internal affairs of liussiit
and especially its to giving advice
to (lent-rail Dukhonin. The tit-um-
lliilization of the Russian army by
ithc Bolsheviki is reported to have;
begun. The Russian Provisional
Government has reappeared untii
issued a manifesto asserting it isi
rsd Frid E en-
'lihn 3’ th‘aind in.
For-the ofOurBoynatthe
front ‘
Articles to be Sold Have Been
ladebyluflunofthelcag-
Ambiflqofthc 0".
lnychollodchonlahibltion
nouns
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