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Seats Now on Sale.
Regent Theatre
The House of High Grade‘
Entertainment
M of the Sr-ji'
Today ~
THE
1 PMANX MAN
A Wonderful Screen Yuri-ion at
Hall Caine’s Greatest Novel.
7 In Eight Parts
Thursday and Friday
Constance Talmada'e
In a Play of Smart People of
Wealth and Social Position
“SCANDAL ”
COMING—Rex Beach's Great
Picture, “The Auctiorr Block."
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Today
' Adolph Zukor Presents
‘Pauline Frederick in
;“The Hullm'y Heart”
,liearst Pattie News and Others
. Wednesday
{He Italian Battlefront
.Ollcial Pictures of new» in
m"!
1-Presented 'in' Ten Massive Reels
v
he could not possibly have
the tollers of war disclosed
in the official war films from Italy
that should inspire even' the most
wi-ak-kno-cd slacker who walks the
street. There is something so fine and
brave about these pictures that life for
its own sliikr' is made to seem trivial.
ltalians' ari-
"till this qualltv is hrotmht v'ividlv to
mind in these pictures. especially
lllnsP sliowina-warfare on ‘the Alps.
The spectator is made to realize that.
war is not all “sitting—filial labor of
the hardest kind goes willsit.‘ To
see a long string of men. 'kneenieep
in snow, tlraccinc heavy cannon‘np a
mountainside, makes theIonlooker
conscious of the tremendous physical
side of the war, There are. neltll‘i-
llOI'h't'il nor ttltllI-it to help these sol-
diers climb to the victorv on which
'nli our hearts are set. The'men. har-
nessed in tone. narrow lines. tut: and
pull like brutes. War msv make
brutes of mm. but the soldiers who
scale the Alps leave something to the
imagination. On the heights thev ce|«
ehrate mass at an altar cut fromtlce.
Candles are lighted on thislaltgr. and
in the snow and colds man of the
church robes himself hurriedly for
the ceremony. To such ascetic. as
this one must needs kneel in imagina-
tion. ’ '
There are, toofschnes of fishtlnz
on land and sea that 1 the blood, as
well as parades 0;.tr00psj that win
admiration for Italy. "Panes“ to
Austrian»? rimglhe language of the
screen. ,is,nmmunltlon for machine
guns. ‘Bi‘gger guns are brought up bv
malntatrength to keep the pattie. no
foreseen
l
. ring and the result. of their work is
not, to be doubted. lncldentitlly, the
Austrian prisoners marched-,into camp
, "are a sorry looking lot. Bpt one of
them. a youth, salutes the camera as
he passes with a smile on} his lips.
’Even an enemy with sporting blood in
his veins is to be' admired. ‘ ‘
; ~ PALACE martian
"The ltalian Battlefront" is an ‘ in-
;splration. It means everything that
is brave and loyal. Go to it! " . ;
4 « iron, republican; George L. Padgett.
turns max-min" AT ;
3 ocean THEATRE room
——
A Picturiutlon of mu Cam’s amt liel, democrat: Fourth ward. Charles
naturally picturesque.
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or ran nuns HA8
naosssoursnzw.
(Whit-thus).
general armistice, Bulgaria on-
nounccsitisprepnlnd'mncgotiate
formationofhoatiliticswiththe
Russians. German troops print
PALACE TODAY
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:self attention'arresting and promen-
ing to reach an armistice with Ger-
: ' Austria-Hungary.
-. tive of speculation to its deri - many and .
fifaaeiusiu' gum “4 application..." I; The Inter-Allied Conference at
'snystory- it-vill ‘mmmm ch“, 0, the m a“ is plu- Paris has come to an ad. No on.
Iain midrib ’ed in . mm for ocean." by the nouneement wunncddnu rennin-
and thrille”—- trons adopted yesterday will be
Ipersona who are about to participate
in a splrltuaiistic sconce. The group
is seated, holding «ch other’s hands
;wben the lights are extinguished; a
tow minutes later. when the lights are
snapped on. the man who had been
so unfortunate as to choose the thir-
teenth chair for himself is found mur-
dered. He has been stabbed in the
back. But the remainder of the cir-
rle is intact and as all the doors and
windows of the room have been an-
curelv locked there is not a poasibility
lbze' :
made public shortly. Colonel
House expressed the conviction
that the unity and coordination of
purpose arrived at would enable
the Allies to reach their desired
goaL
STOt'KHOLM, Dec. 4.—The
Swedish Foreign Office authorized
The Associated Press to deny the
report published in Paris and else-
where-“lo the efl'ect that the Swedo
.» iish legation in Petrogrnd oflered
"'0’" ha“ MT" “bl“ ”fat" "".‘or is about to offer its services as
“'“w "w mm" The “m" 5" Y9" intermediary between the Bolshe.
companv comes here. includins Miss Viki government and Germany.
“Wile"?- “mm" "W", “imam..- Sn'eil‘iah Minister in Russia, it
Graham, Evan Condon, Eilene “mils explained, joined with other
319““ “9mm“ ”“1"“ 3"“ wmwpieutral diplomatic representatives
"”‘d' ”an“ “W" ”my Ben'on' " T',in acknowledging the receipt of
llendon. Martha Marl, Chutes Lanai“. Trotzky's mm. regarding ar-
Wllllam "Mld- 53‘0““ M"""i‘l‘d-futistice and peace negotiations, but
James Marshall and F. Lenny Sutton. this was merely an act of courtesy
» iii no wise involving recognition of
<DUNN BEATEN BY the Leninites.
' CHARLES A. GATES i
Tlic Foreign (Mice refuses to
IN WILLIMANrnc,rIim-im the academic question
win-titer Sweden is likely to recog-
‘(mmnnum {mm mm pug“. ‘nixe tho- ihilsbeviln' at some future
___ . -u . time. It is learned in well-inform-
in the tow Wards was 433, n". miffed cirrlcs. however, that there is
Hit "tuioritv Pier given a randtdatefno likelihood of such recognition
"" "my” i“ Wittimanttc. Th” 0"“ unless the Entente Powers should
board will stand five republicans and take the lend
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two dt'mot'rnlr'. .
‘ LONDON, Dec. 4.———Thc Musi-
'lhc democrats elected only one al-’
derman and that was in tilt-"third malls! Government. any a l’clro-
(" ”my "WW" by memyflmrhus isstit'll a inatiifesto'to German
votes. The other democratic alder. - - ~
mm will M, pm". i. Mum"... uw‘flllil Austrian soldiers Much Will
rumors that Romania is endeavor-i
ward. wht-ic Louis J. Flynn defo-atedlgrml tllhllflli'll to ”,9 Daily News,l
nail-at
that“
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wcacothcrligkta bl' ' ,
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0N DELAY TO
TROOPS’MAIL
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.~Consreu—
In! John Q. Tilson. of Connecticut,
took steps to obtain more expeditions
shipment of that]: betw'eenvthe Ameri-
can soldiers in France and their in:
ilica at home, especiflly delivery of
Ill] to the Soldiers in France. im—
Wy'um his arrivel in Wash-
Mia's.
mi ntzs ‘ '
“Quality Shop”
souru noawau
10th— ANNIVERSARY SALE—~10ih-
Wont the liatire Store
mews-cemaamww- '
“(ton yesterday to attend the open-
in; lesion of Commas.
"A large number of my constituents
told me before i left home that they
have received letters from the boys
in France saying they have receiv-
ed no mail from their families since
they left home and asking why ‘thc
letters have not reached them.” said
llr. Tilson' .
“These letters sent to France have
been address-3d exactly in accordance
with the instructions issued by the
War Department and Post Ofllce de
partnaent and yet, apparently have
not been delivrred. There does not
men: to be so much delay in mail
coming from the boys in France as
their homes.
"It is a matter of the gravest im-
portance that the boys lighting at
the front should receive mail from
home with all speed as it will greatly
improve their morale if they are as-
sured that everything is going well
at home and they receive encourage
meat from their loved ones."
llr. Tilson had a long talk .with
Adjutant Grueral Mct‘ain about the
matter. General McCain said he was
unable to account for any delay if
the letters were properly addressed
lie was surmised to hear of the com-
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piaint. he said, and would immediate-
ly take steps to insure prompt trans
mission of soldieis' mail both ways.
Mr. Tilson also called the matter
to the attention of Postmaster Gen-_
eral Burleson. who said he wouldi
nuke an immediate investigation and;
take steps to omit: prompt transmis-[
sion certain.
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SO. NORWALK
mtnoritv candidate for alderman—m. betlistributcd in great numbers by more of ”m '_.__-_ , f w...» ’ I
' . ' postal em lo'ics re .
“Vi-“’- .nlr)lauc~i and other means to the in to enlist b“, e p M a an mallofule DWMMBBSWJTOA’ '75
One of the surprises of the-election'A l t 'n ' K b9 f r that date. it will
, ‘. ._' ‘ i ttstro— lermun army. to mam- not missible to secure new em. [,3 U. Send You for m Acoustical- For
“a" ”'9 "M -' 0' 1'0"“ “Wk "an“ {Hm 5..“ fun}, the aim“ of the players and instruct them in the prac- so Daya’ Free Trial my“:
.P. Fenton. who ran for aldermanatv . . . . . .
large on the democratic ticket. The'lhklll'lmlv “1‘" ad!“ "I ”(ML
'Rffllll‘fll surprise, however. was the economic and pollttcal measures
"lit“ “"1 "'"t‘ '0'" “flirt. Tllrrr'tlicy already have taken. It also
rwas no contest for city clerk or . . ’. |
, , appeals to the solditrs to be p
lea re' as C. . l - -
dlengrnlt. imaAiililerboth t?:;£:-lu3’oh:_iltetn t'tltl ”w \l'ltl’, pmmmmg that
l.. Leonard. 1n, republican. defeated if "W." 35"“ peace "in be declared
John C. liars-tow. democrat. in theiwithin a (e 'days and the other
first. ward by 115 ivotes. John P.,nations wi join. ’
Carlson. republican. won over John; a v t __ '
R. Pickett. democrat. in second ward‘ . {an )GRAD' Dec. 4'- ’Enstgn
m, tot you,” In mp fourth ward ilxrylenko, the Bolshcvrki com-
Edgar W. Jacobs. republican; dam“.Flllnntlt'r-Ifl-chlef, telegraphed fill-
ed James P.‘ Mustard. democrat. by'duy that the General Staif, which
seventy votes.
For city sheriff, miner M. Younx
beat Thomas J Killourey by
votes
"miority of tho Bolsheviki, has sur-
. rendered.
SAX FRANCISCO, Dec. al.—
;What a ship's captain believed'to
.PUTNAM WILL HAVE
REPUBLICAN MAYOR the a German raider operating inl
lthc Pacific and trying through
'flares in imitation of a burning
. Vt‘Wl to attract its intended ric-
eu'ramn, Dee 4.——tn the bienninltllms has been reported 1" hill! in I
city election held here yesterday. the letter to friends here, The letter,
republicans elected their candidate made public herie today, said: l
for mayor, Allie W. Mprcy, who won ”We we" Warned by wireless to
over War .n W. Bra , d t,: . .
by six v3... The ddgmiflmcfi‘... look out for a raider that might
tinns in control of the common'coun employ strange. methods. About
cilia“ they l:Iected Joseph lambs-edit!) miles soutir of Acapulco at
a mono r39, also returning Al- ' ' 3 5k and
fred Bonneville as city in: collector.lmgm :13 83;: 11:01:21 like I
lCity Treasurer llharlen ll. Brown'myn 0!
won over his democratic Opponent, “upon “'9'
Ulric Beausoleiluby one' vote. The
rest of the ticket follows: Auditors:
Lucius T. Merriam. republican. and
1. Harry Mann; democrat; registrars
of voters. Herman E. Carver,'rcpnl>
lican, and George Potvin. democrat;
aldermen‘. First ward. John A. John?- '
Wins Out by Sir Votes—Council
5 Democratic by One Vote.
our course and- watched the fire
democrat; Second ward. Charles B.
Dem. republican; l-‘rancis Garey.
democrat; Third ward,. Arthur L
Dobert. republican: David Bram
has refused to recognize the auth- .
' carefully.
“But, being irarned, I kept on,
New York Bankerff‘ltendt" His Estate
to Paulina Frederick 1 'Story .
The exterior scenes in Pauline Fred A mathematical mind has figured
uriek's latest Paramount production. that it, would cost just about a thou-
“l'be Hungry ‘Heartif‘trotn David Gran sand dollars for an adventurous sour
Lam Philltpu' novel. "reliant: on me to take a trip to the Isle of Man and
“use estate at “Loke George, New stay there .1 sufficiently long time to
i'Ol'k. 01‘ R. C. Peabody, one Of the imbibe the atmosphere and some
«loot prominent New York city bank- knowledge 0! the. physical surround-
est Novel, a Truly Great
.A. Richard. republican; Edward .W.
:Mnllen. democrat. Theyotlng wnl
light less than 800 votes being cast.
JOHN P. CAMERON
“ REELECTED MAYOR.
Defeats Democratic Candidate by .6
Votes! in Rockvillo.
ROCKVILLB. Dec. 4,-elnyor John
on, who is a personal friend of Miss intro and the quaint customs of the na- p. Cameron was reflected mayor
'andipainldidnotknow
Nashua, ran—q am nineteen mold and
overymonthftntwoyeanlhdanehpainstbatl
mldoftenfaintand’hawtolsavesehool. Ihad 7
lion! wo'rk of lmnrllintz mail. It will
b0 impos‘tiblc for new employees to
become proficient in so short a time.
and unless the public will co-olwrnte
.wlth the department in mailing their
lpnckages early. much confusion, de—
llmwillwrltonathatyonaro .ths I
but 1 hearinn and will try lb. ”man-eat“ WWW"
AxKuthlcon we will send yon. . nap-nun“.
”"éwcrfin‘gmmfl-Imw Watchman-“halal, .'
en’s-v.5: Inna
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‘lay and dissatisfaction Will ensue.
Owing to the scarcity of cars. it is
contemplated by the Railroad mun—
szement, especially the last luv days.
immediately preceding the holiday. to
transport the bulk of the Christmas.
mail in freight cars. This is an add-
tional reason why the public should
arrange to mail early.
While every possible faciiivv will
be employed to m". the publi theycure that ailment."
c
highest possible. satisfactory service,' .The choice medicinal herbs 'hkh
and while a“, ollce “u do M m. will cure women's ailments were dis-
moat to; maintain its previous rcpn-lcovereddnore than forty years ago.
tationi ltn gala wipes; it all bentlnlldl and have been doing their bencflcent
m 9' ° ° W .9 P“ “3 " “"iors for half a century. Lydia is
due consideration and cooperate Pinkl combined them in conven-
with the postal oilicials by “llailin
Indy.” 8 lent form in her famous Vegetable
‘Yonr parceln will arrive at their't‘omponnd, which. is to be found in
deztlnation in much better condition Ithe drug stores where every ailing
an be handled Witb.mf re. care woman may conveniently m n a
if mailed in time, reduclr .ite risk ‘ ._
9' damage to the mfnPF“;t;elf mall-' small cost. It does the work. Adv.
ed late it will in th' I - . —-"—‘_‘
arm or ",9 mm ‘8 ml The annual meeting of Norwalk Ae-
rtr'e liabili y ‘or'; me rle, No.35”. no. a. will be held to-
will be 5'9“?" ‘91” l” ‘9' will monow night in the lodge rooms, on
be quite certain and disappointment . "
Mt? probable. For your own “5' “all street. Officers for the ensuing
faction and personal m ' year. will be elected, reports will be
the advice to “Mail Early;
Plainly. and Wrap Securely.-
WHAT BILLY SUNDAY SAY!
to one of his meetings at Boston the
noted evangelist said, "i believe that
every disease can be cured by some
weed if we can only discover it. There
is not an ailment that God. hasn't
somewhere an herb growing that will
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what to do with myself 1
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Ocnlintn. Optometrists. Optic/fang,
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Frederick’s and gave the use of his given, 5
«state to Director Robert Visnola for
We picture.
“The Hungry Heart."
"And yet," mused the mathematical
imind, “for the price of a ticket at the
which has Regent Theatre, one can “t "“3 “me «for that oilice was reelected over
1""3 been a “write b°°k 0’ Miss amount of Mans atmosphere—includ- the republican
of Rockvllle yesterday by sixty-sis
t'rederlck's was recommended by that ins Manx scenic splendor, Manx nn- Yost. by 123 votes. The election was
"(f-m” '07 herself. It ‘3 10 be. ”10"" tives, beautiful Manx children and
at. the Palace Theatre today.
Manx cats the romantic story of
OMeial Motion Pictures Taken on "‘9 whose lack of tail is known to all, And caused by n". faction led by Alder-
Italian Battlefront at the Pal-
ace Tomorrow
is given a vivid plcturizatlon of Hall
I If there is romance in war, it is to Catne's ”mm" novel. ”The Manx-
lve found in scenes that the camera Man." , .
lvaa caught with impressive accuracy.
“Toiler
When Victor Hugo wrote
summon
Hgnrllck’s
Halted Milk
"THE 13TH CHAIR" -
' T“ tMlu Wycharty and Entire Original;
Cast Coming to Regent Then-
in
nous run of a year in New York will
vote; o‘crathl: tile-moor?"cmtllmlgpet?k I land nbotlt Lydia E. W’. Vegetable 30m 0’ “m0" . ,Q,
. rl . e t . er .
.ll'dbneflf Keeneyirdgt'nératic riomlnee W hm 39'. 3mm decided to Win Holds '. l
iqawmahowumdreuetomn - BAZAAR ' t.’
candidate John H. wouiilfeelagfmucb‘hettertbanlnaedio. at the t
hen hear anygirlsuilering . ' . '
. s.i l.hit in: it. Factory.l5MemnSt.
Tile cilia-2t ldft lite de‘ixityicgatlc'epcart’y ll Idld 133%!“me Thursday and may EV“. ‘
was the result. of a split in the party he} Mimi} map—mubb‘wflro ’ a ings. bertith and 3a
89 Bowers Street, Nashua, N. II.
tin addition to all this background. one man Philip W. Sachsc. who carried
about eighty voters with him. when
he left the party because he failed
to get the democratic nomination.
The total vote cast was 1.381.
AMERICAN PRIEST! ELEVATED.
Albany and Chicago Fathers on link
of Monsignor.
ROME, Dec. l.—The, Rev. in. Bar-
/ .nard Mulroney of Albany. N. I, and
. The title "The mu Chair," which cm"... can!“
tmelodrama of mystery. after a contin- rated to the rank of W by
the Vatican yesterday. Both are ato'
be presented at the Regent Theatre. tacbod to the m m in
m “m I." Wednesday evening. Dec. 6, la in helium,
of Chicano were olev
and trhdaonnny mutatmolnonsc.
man I. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound,
nndehomnadmmoumdhcrbgcontams' no
mrwflcwharmfuldrmandhtherciorc.
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