egeIuTheatre
The House of filth and.
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Today
in thysiulllilegg‘e {wBiPotoplay
“When A Man
Sees lied”
A Story of the Sea in 8 Parts
fiaturday
Mary Anderson and Alfred
Whitman in
“The Flaming Omen”
Also 13!!) Episode of
"the Fighting Trail”
COMING—Pox Wonder Picture
“Aladdin and the Wonderful
“up:
Today. Friday
VAUDEVILLE
Jack Pickford apd Louise Hud in
“Jack and Jill”
Don't miss this .:...- picture of
life on the waste stretches of New
Mexico and the East Side of New
tork.’
. Saturday
Hy Special Request
. Douglas Fairbanks, in
“Down to Earth”
And Marie Wnlcamp in
“The Red Ace”
Pathe Weekly
With Scenes of the Halifax
Disaster
Next Week. Monday and
Tu esdav
Mary PiJckfor-d' m
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“The Little Princess"
“And Mack Sennett Offer:
gHer Romeo”
filth f’olllyn Moran and Ben Turpin
Assisted by! Custard Pics Slap
licks and a bat rel of fun '
Wednesday
Jack Gardner in
“Men of the Desert”
And a the part
Keystone Comedy
VAUDEVIL'LE
:xfonday. Tuesday and
l ma founded on the Larry Evans story
nesday
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*Al lfli THEATRES
REGENT THEATRE SATU RDAY
‘ The Flaming Omen," Starring Mary
Andersen: Also the Serial,
"The Fighting Trail
“i‘lre grandeur of the Sierras of Sou
them California is given by the cam-
cva to “The Flaming Omcn," a fascin-
rritng story of the Peruvian Andes.
'r-lris Greater Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
feature. which will be the attraction
in the Regent Theatre on Saturday, is
a story of love and mysticism of the
days of the incns, of the Red Prince .
‘ ’who loved a beautiful English girl, but
who is prevented from confessing his
live by a vision of a woman with a
baby in her arms. dying by her own
hand at the feet of an image of full,
the sun god of the faces. The woman
was his mother. The man who desert-
ed her and her baby is his father and
the father of the girl he loves.
PALACE THEATRE
Douglas Fairbanks 't the Pallce To-
morrow in “Do it to Earth"
Billy Gayn' r. ,. flii‘b‘OOdid young
American, in love with a society belle
who has iiltcd him for a pink-tea
youth, seeks her out in a sanitarium
I'wlrere she is trying to recover from
an attack of “nerves."
Belieling that
The Need of Glasses
is Coincident With
School Life.
With close use of the eyes at
night as well as during the day
it is evident that any help we
can give them should be given.
Consult our oculist and have
him examine them and pre.
scribe ”help glasses."
THAMER
“The mo lye Service"
Dentists. Optometrists. Opticianl.
87 Atlantic 8t, Stamford. Conn.
b Open let. Ive. em 0 p. ill. let. m1
i ‘ imlssioned officers will be held.
J Frances Hodgson Burnett's story.
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We have inst been notified by Mr. Chas. B. Runes. the
putting on metal
money while you can.
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15 Main Street
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floorby Wednesday. an.2nd soastoenablehislaentostartsnthsinterisrwork of laying new doors and
contractor that we must havesurentircstockoflthe
This Leaves Just Two Days
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
IN WHICH YOU CAN COME AND PURCHASE YOUR
Clothing“, Hats and Furnishings
For men and boys at remarkably low prices Be sure and take advantage of this opportunity to save
' “rANKus”
OUTFITTER TO MEN AND BOYS
Norwalk
Jhe sees a way to cure his Ethel and all
the other invalids. Billy buys theru san-
itarium. takes its inmates fora
lon his yacht wrecks them on a cnup-
posedly desert island, and sees Na-
ture make them well and strong, asl
be had expected And he wins Ethel, f
as he had also expected.
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Among those brought back. and
Jvrhore names were g.ven out today.
iwere three from the 303rd compeldl
,0f the sanitary train. They were John
JJ. great, Iliiltlshnrd E. Murphy and Jo-
:sep .3 cy of Hartfor
J“ Theatre Today Flanders of the 302m «fogs: 3f
When a Man Sees Red " a special the sanitary train was another. The
super de luxe William For photodra machine gunners who disappeared
without notice but who came back of
their own accord are still doing fati-
gue duty. Today it consisted of sov-
eling arrow. No courtdnartials are.
yet known to have been held of (‘on
nccticut men although they are ex-
peeled in a few ddys.
Under Quarantine.
The spread f measles in the depot
brigade. and through the canrp. still
continues.
Thu 3;)? rtli and 304th field hospital
Rec 5 in . J lcompan s n which are many Hart.
of 13.“ {Mair} "‘9 boyhood teachings ford and Connecticut men are still
J 'undcr quarantine. Four more com-
r Arriving home from a long vovage panics in the depot brigade were out
he finds that his sister had died of a under quarantine today M ”"9"!
broken heart mused by her helm; there; Igrie oleven coropagies in the
nepo r gar c quaranl ne inciudin
ijilted by a brutal sea captain and that the Sixteenth the Second. Thl:
his mother lrrokcn in health. confides tccnth. Twelfth. Twenty-fifth, Twcn
to her son the tragedy that had han- “9'“: Twenly‘f'irst. Eighteenth. Nine
ipened in his absence. Soon after his
lccnlh,'Thlrd and l-‘iftlr. Connecticut
‘mother (“93 rn J own are l'stcd in the last company. '
a v-ovagc for th: 32:11:: ;::';‘ll‘ark’ on_ Reorganization of the depot bric' l:
“ ands on started tndrlv. The various compo
iboard a vessel. the, captain of which will he brought to war strength. of
is the one l9sponaiblv for his sister's‘ 250 men. doing away with the1 Ninth
death Jinntlalion. where the school for cont-
One
'captain and six lieutenants wil be.
Rumor That Jack Pickford Will Join nP‘iIfznPd to each company. and as a
Aviation Corps Denied arcsrrlt. there will be mnnv officersj
Jack Pickford, the Paramount star available for other companies.
with Louise Huff in “Jack and 1.1“.5 Thr‘sc‘hom for instruction of real I
which is to be shown at the Palace nrcnta nachint gun companies start i
Th f .cd vestertlt . «ilh Major \V. D. “'llll
eatre. today ‘3‘ been "I“!!! ashort of the timer machine gun battalion.
“WHO". hailing finished his part of and son 'or machine gun commandm-
the. production in advance of Miss at its hcnd (‘nntnin H. Thomas Mor
iiuff. Jgan of Hartford, commander of (‘om- .
J an i}. 301st mac lne gun battalion.
There hale been persistent rumors IandyCaplnin E. Hodgson, of the
during that time that he intended
Pnglish Army ape instructors As
Joining the aviation corps at ‘San Dip the British havehradc many advances
Re, where he has been a constant vi/s
“WHEN A MAN SEES RED"
The Super de Luxe Photoplay Starring
William Farnum at Regent
of “The Painted Lady." which was in
the Saturday Evening Post. with the
preeminent William Farnum in a
Jstirring role, will be shown at the. Re-
Jgent theatre todav.
As Luther Smith. William Farnum
gives a forceful and virile impersona-
tion of a rough and ready sailor, rises
above his surroundings and always
in the use of the machine gun. es-
“0. ”J1 wh r , lvcciaily the Lewis. (‘aptain Morgan.’
r r r e e indeed. he has beenJ who has had plenty of experience]
taking lessons in flying. His mother, with English and French machlnn
however. recently denied this rumor.
adding that were young Mr. Pickford
a few years old she would have no ob-
jection. hilt saying with a smile that
she preferred having him “under her
wing" a few years nrorc.
Mary Pickford Coming to the Palace
Next Week
Mary Pickford's ”company produc-
ing “The. Little Princess' for the Art-
craft release featuring “America's
Sweetheart." found typical London at
mosphcre in' San Francisco, Cat. one
of the most cosmopolitan of our Amer
icon cities. 'Many of the scenes of
"A Little Princess" which will be
seen at the Palace on next Monday
and Tuesday occur in London, and
the location man of the Pickford conr
pony, together with Director Marshall.
guns. and (‘nptain Hodgson will be
able to tach the men the latest tricks.
General Weigel "Gassed."
William Wcigel acting commander ofJ
this division and thirty officers, in-
;cludtng the majority of the general's
staff were ”gassed" this afternoon
.ticn in the 301st. infantry who were
“gassed".tcstcrdny without protecv.
tion from the irclnrcts found that 11'
ion minutes walking around in the!
room filled with iachrymatory gas
turned them all into “cry babies."
Only a minutr or so was enough to.
blind them
‘ Company A of the 303ml machine
gun battal‘ou is hurrying the com-
pletion of its trenches and dugouts,
definite the frozen condition of the
ground. ‘
ltis expected that the trenches
will be finished by the end of thol
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'Tlrc 304th infantry had to [tostpono HBVcn
None other than Brigadier General"
Jproved government publication or Jas
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week when one sound at a time will. as interfering with the mutation and
spend the night in them. Compsny'pubiicstion of such military books
(C's trenches which smoked a bit at and pamphlets as may be authorised
first are now in great shape “A bet- be the commanding general. Ameri-
ter field stove and large stove pipg can expeditionary forces nor with
,have been installed, while other mln- preparation and distribution of inter-
'or improvements have been made and pretive matter relative to authorised
lwhereas the first nights squad came publications. nor with the preparation
out somewhat groggy. the second and of articles for the service journals.
following squads emerged in the “timbers of the service having
morning ready for a day's work. lnew ideas or information which they
Company C expects to have its believe of value to the service in
radio working in a few days. as the general may fornwrd through mili-
tOlst telegraph battalion has sever- tary channels to the adjulant gener-
al hundred feet of conducting wire ai of the army for submissLon to the
which is not in use, and it is hoped. general staff a brief outline of their
to get that for equipment of C's oul- ideas Or the publication desired. if the
fit (.‘orporai Norman Soules and ideas or in.’ rotation are desirable
Walter- Williams insist that their com for publication 9 'ery facility will be
panyi will be fully equipped with nI
er military recognition will be given
ito the indiv.dual concerned."
C will set it.
More Trench Training.
i More intensive training in trench
construction and warfare is heralded 707M- ”5“ DEATHS IN ER
by an order stating that trench pol-.1 STATE DURING NOVEMB
iods in the future will last from 8: 30. ""
in the morning until 11: 30. and front: The total number of deaths for
l 30 in the afternoon until 4 Three November in the state was 1456. ac-
hundrcd and any men and non-coma. cording to (‘onnecllcul Health Buile:
and officers will be employed in thellin for December. Deaths from com
trench area. as it is called and this municable diseases for the month to»
work shrill have meoedence to allitelevl 216 in ’the "Mind“ Gil?“ M
other except by specific exception on; the state the most prelaient of the
the part of the dvision commander [communicable diseases were diph
Trcnh ngcrs in this part of theJtherin and croup
country where the ground is frozen: Hartford led with 51 cases. Bridge
hard are. having much trouble. Tut-«[port was next nlth 38 PM?! 5P“
ar' also finding snakes bugs and Haven had onlv 32 cascs. Waterbury
beetles, curled deep in the hard earth and New Britain had 30 and 3] cases
for their winter sleep. Several com respectively
panics are starting museums of their
collections. Today it was unofflc ally with 432.
said that the thermometer wront to 38?. Hartford was third with 337.
16 below at retells time which is Watirhury had 2’54 and New Britain
now 6: l5. Despite a warming sun was last wth 202. '
the cold during the day was intense Wedding bells rang often in New
which had' 192 marriages.
rifle practica as a result JBridgetport 72ml dist; lfarltifordi 1731’.
Her ury an ‘ew r an 5
Notice to Soldier Authors. iNew Haven was also ahead in the
An order by ”w “"9"” 0' war largest number of deaths. having 177.
:ans issued today and many men who Hartford was a close second with
were considering using knowledge 1.75
gained here for- private and persona bury (olinwed along with 95 and New
Dnbl cation arc puzzled thereby. As . u ht u th rear “I. h six.
will be noticed the list of those who 3'12? mo 8 p 9
cannot get out certain kinds of pub
iicationa nithont inform or: the ch'- f
of the war college division. and sub-
mitting three copies thereto. includes
schools. The order is as follows AYER Mass Dec 23,413,”. J
and is signed by Tasker H. Bliss. re- Callahan 0‘ Boston. a private in the
appointed chief of stun. despite the .
fact he had reached the retirement National army at Camp f)-vens '35
age: "Until further orders. officers.
enlisted men and other individual
members of the service are prohibit-
ed from printing or distributing
through publishing houses or other-
wise ally pamphlets or books not
previously published on any military
subject whatever, except as an ap-
Bridmport, had 141. Water-
PRIVATE oars TW‘ runs FOR
STEALINS AUTO.
the army and sentenced to two years
imprisonment at Fort Jay. N. Y.. af~.
ter being found guilty by court mar-
tial yesterday of stealing an automo-
bile.
A sentence of six months was im-
posed on Christopher B. Lake, of
Providence. a private in company if
of the 302ml infantry, for being ab-
sent without leave and for theft of
a pair of shoes.
authorized by the war deartment. in
order that there may not be duplica-
tion of effort in the preparations an]
in order that there may be propc
superv.sion and collaboration in the
use of information and available rec
ordsL departments. bureaus, corps
fnsvorts FOOD LICENSE
- son HOARDING suoaa
NEW YORK Dec Elli—The first
:grhoolg Pit“ will not prepare nor di3 revocation Of a license for the dura-
tribute our military pamphlet or book tion of the war for violation of the
inlthout first informing the chief of United States food administration's
the war college division. general ’siafl' regulation in this city was meted out
of the contemplated publication le'pon t0 Hyman Lefllowilz. a wholesaler
completion of the publication. three This action was taken after the com-
copics will be furnishcr to the chief plain bureau of the loal federal food
of the war college. division general bureau found lrim guilty lof hoard-
staff. ilng sugar and selling it 15 cents a
"The above will not be construed pound wholesale.
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Neilan, after a thorough scorch, dis.
,covered the most-appropriate streets
tin San Francisco. A number of the
policemen of the Golden Gate (‘ltY
were transformed for the purposes of i“
the picture into regular English "bob .
bios" and during the filming of the ‘1‘
scenes their duties were divided hc. J '
Jwas made by Frances Marion from'
tween actually appearing in the pic-l gggagfinnx figs?“ INDEX CLERK
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