Regent Theatre
~ ’ Toni!” It 8:15
“Parlor. W
and Nth"
Setur‘der‘
Alice Brady
In a most sympathetic role in the
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, timely romance.
“At the Mercy. of Men"
and 151i. episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye"
Monday and Tuesday
j . sic zucce If
:h special musical setting by.
,mented orchestra of six pieces.
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I .1: Home of Screen Delights.
.m. o 2:15; Evening 7:15 and 9
l Today
, Dorothy Dalton
in Paramount Picture.
“Vive La France”
Mutt and Jeff Cartoon
FIVE ACTS or
VAUDEVILLE
Saturday
int: Barnett and
Marnuerite Snow
, in, mi: Episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye"
Pathe News
and
Three Complete
Vaudeville SliOWS
ll litillittits "'
‘iENT THEATRE SATURDAY.
J . ' Brady in “At the Mercy of Mom"
Also “The Eagle’s Eye.
.ice Brady, whose. eurlier Select
Itures, “ller Silent Sacrifice.”
‘.‘omcn and Wife" and "The Knife"
have won her such enlllusiaslic npprtr
laztlion‘, will be seen here ltl. the Re
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gent Theatre on Saturday in her lat-l
est. Select Slur Series production. ‘Al
the Mercy of Men."
in the role of Ver" Sour-011, Miss
llrady portrays u lucid-yes heroine who
in wronged by one. of three officers of
the imperial Guard in a I’eirogt‘ad
role]. in the dark she cannot identify
tin. guilty man.
\‘era has on influential friend in the
t'nuntess aniino, who takes the girl's
('lt§“ to the attention of the Czar him-
self and forthwith the officers are ar-
rested. Vern cantr-l pick out the»
chief offender so. . Czar orders
K‘ounl. Niche, the 5-H «t of the trio. to
marry her in 'tlu» Court “chapel. Ills
sister-3' scorn lends Vera to return to
file Souroff home. where her reap-V
pcarance serves to aggt‘hvaie her for.
met‘ fiance. Boris Lilofslty, to wild rev
u'utionary _activity. He lorms' an
tumours
\Tl‘ENTtON
hould be given tothe eye at the
"first sign of eye strain. Nature's
danger signals should be heeded.
If you Suffer from headache, if
print blurs when you are reading
or if the eyes feel tired, “it would
pay you to let us make a scion.
tific examination of your eyes to
determine and correct the trouble.
THA ME R
Optometrists and Opticians
“The Mn 9! ION! times."
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TAKE T318 111' 1 th b' gent
This engegement will undoubtedly be one o. e ‘g
farce comedy someones in the history of Harwell: s tnesmcsls.
MADE BOSTON SCREAM FOR WEEKS
EVERYBODY IS GOING!
~ARE YOU‘L—
WASHINGTON. Dee. C.-l.l telling
his story of Germ- W in
Amara. A. Bruce BM. M at
the Burecu o! hive-titula- or the
Department 0! Justice. today laid be.
ten: the Senate commune Investigat-
ins brewery and German .
abbey-um exchuged‘ tulin' by
Count. von Dominic, that Ambush-
dor hero, and the Berlin Foreign ur-
flee.
One of Bernstorfl's messages urged
that special (nor be shown William
Bayard Hale, on American shout to
visit Berlin as a newspaper corres-
pondent, because he was employed by
the Hearst papers. which the message
said could be depended upon to layer
Germany.
. 9' blisski told the. committee that
PYICCS - - - ~ . - - ,- ° ‘ ' r ' ° ' ' """""""" 500 l0 $1.60 Hale was on the Hearst payroll tor
$300 a week, and also was employed
rut $15,000 it yenr by a publicity organ-
isation formed in this country by in.
Bernard Demburg, the German prir
pugnnuist. ‘
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Sunny of the people," headed by Ye LOCAL CASES BEFORE
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Uighur. 5.: 1:111:93: wlierae 05... Ella, , SUPERIOR mum INFLUENZA KILLED
(Continued On Page Eleven)
cers are incarcerated. i M AN Y THOUSAN US
AT REGENT Judge John 1!. Booth, 0! Danbury.
presiding.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY Another local case to come before
the Superior coun today is this! of Jo-
seph White, dhsrged with burglary.
White was formerly employed by the
Gods." ll. U. V. Company of Burritt avenue.
, j ‘ and stole a quantity of tools from
The magnificent uatir scenes in the company and from his fellow em-
which Miss Kellennann appears and pioyes. He 19“ my, city and went to
the enticing: imagery with which they Bridgeport to live and was arrested
urc soccmried are the lineal achieve 31: limit lib“: 8:? finish“? ‘0 “if
. . , to. buy ‘Ie none on
2:9": 9;": m: “11:18 :a‘iimad; and poneed Detective Sergeant Thomas
'0 ‘ E ’1'“ 0P 3'0 3° (‘9- “x 5 Hunt, Hurry Cteighton, Ruben Codar- ,
of course_ the prevailing theme. 0s "A green, Joseph Soltes. and Thomas trait: guarafiegfd‘mo :frgrfg
Daughter of the Gods. but u {5’ “a White to appear aslvmaterisl witness corded dine in the put. But the in
with no excuses, and this is a roller. It 98' fluonxs epidemic. causing 86.828
. . . The case or the State vs. Luigi
seems so futile to apologize eternally Amen“. pmpmm of we Gum, U“. 332:: ll»: 3.32:5; git?” is 3:3:
for the vagaries of our inner selves. l ion Hotel on Wood slmet will also
‘ ' 1. of be ulstlon, be added. bad
do not hesitate to allude to "A Daugh- come up today having been continued bmghl Inngspolemal into the “m.
ter of the Gods" at the some time that fr;im1ll:‘ei}l‘n§s;isy'. a $512282: till-fem?- ntlon. Investigation of clslIns belore
I discuss such plays M "The llarp 0‘ “‘ “ 9 ‘9 ”5 " several large insurance computes. be
Life" and "The Master." The picture ,CAPITOL OFFICES declared. showed that 13 per cent. 0'
. . the deaths were due to influence and
“‘0‘” “1”“ ”19 Dials endeavor to cit MAKING READY FOR 87 per cent. to pneumonia following
Plain away. Good old Pocksnih'!"
NEW LEGlSLATuRE influenza. while less then a per cent.
were of persons over 55 years. as
3““ “m” ‘M‘ng‘gf °' 0“ 3"“ against. so per cent. under to and so
. ‘ ' " r cent. under 35.
. , Preparations at the Capitol in llnrt- 3’9me “195,, figures. the noun“,
Dorothy Dalton m “Vive La France," ford, for the convening or the legislu- said. it was apparent that the see 0,
and Five Acts of Vaudeville. tum next month are going forward maximum virulence of tho epidemic
_ rapidly. The Connecticut State Coun- had been under 30_ taking the young
Mm'in’wnr“tune.”ibiT'nTroeiiiicii‘w'fi'imwtf’bfiw ”“9 “’3'" ”3 and vhiflrn sue-"these «both we " ex-
' -. t.» . - ., ._ moving out oi t o 0 Ronnie craze - * rlake much of ”W
(til the (.i ”1:.in int ‘tders and the zillion Mr “Men 15 used during the. wash"! wicrtl‘déu ivooflun’de
lllth of u llruto lit-pitch, Lillie-n. also by the judiciary committee. and the Mr “M. qu‘pd the pttb'ic lhnt
l'QliiliteF-l's tor d”“"“5”" ”“1““, not council's executive ofllcers have‘ ul- there is no assurance that the (longer
to “Willi "i" ”It“ Minutemen or u mnr- rutdy moved into the small room un is past. "We learn." he said. “that
ill recently occup'cd by the publicity lnl‘u- pm ‘5 new revisiting Europe
committee “me“ has ”0‘" "'3'?!“ “"0 and this time there are" lndlcaiious
mllte executive tletutrtteent. ' o urge ob eclinnttble
new Thoma“ ll. Im'M’anmm “hm" mom is tenuvtmrllv ("'rtutlcd by son!" mill litigating: (3%?“ maidsummer.
paly. "\‘ive La France!" which will be of the council's clerical force, but We should therefore take ‘rnlng
(Continued From First Pazel
Annette Kellerman in the Picture
Beautiful “A Daughter of the
sons insured in well established coin-
Addressing the. Association of Life
Insuwnw tresidents, Mr. Mo'r. who
is president 0! the Acturinl Society oi
America, described how the epidemic
had dislocated the standard warranty
experience of the lnsursnce compan-
ies in the post 15 years. With no
pestilence inking toll of lives in the
United States and Canaan during that
period. he said, the standards of
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I PALACE THEATRE, TODA'i'.
inn Itit'ttiie tit tress on tho firm" i‘nr-
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shown ill the l‘nlzli't‘ Theatre lot‘uv. “
"“‘ “’Ul' “W““lzi‘lm” from this recurrence and observt»
Misti Dalton bu; the role of u charm it.
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nutive lowii illltl finnllv succeeds in
suviuu' the mutt she has learned
love. from tli'telll at the hands of the
l'lerniutts The picture is filled “it“ 7
thrills and heurl l‘tppeul and there at“ by the turtle treuStIrc-r.
numerous ill‘Jlliilllt moments tlwl lvri‘» It‘ll"? 119ml" (‘-
iittd hold the ultcntion to the. ‘
Miss ll-tlltm is cupuhlv Stitmorlerl hr
].‘ . ti'(t I‘ lint-t]
llN “illl‘t‘ it‘ll"! the
finish. “
goventor'u other. but
:t stuff of title screen ttlutel‘s hi‘t' it‘ll“ e'r‘u' jut-l‘whete his ueu otlire \' ill be.
ll“: lli1|ll built: l‘lilillllllll Lone, n ster- lt ltllrl been unde‘smod l‘~:tt the v bole
bout-d of education would be temporlir
Hung-terezl tznutewltez'e outside the
('uuitol until room could he found
ling: actor.
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“PARLOR. BEDROOM AND BATH."
the building.
will occupy_tltreo l'OOllJls.
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m lmchem' retirement bond has mun-ti
loom on the third floor
(ill the first floor furttierly occupied
Morrison
' “tllll‘H‘ on esp-trio Soon
to move his stuff out or the lieutenanb
”‘0 ”9"“ watchful care to prevent further in-
. e. "Oltl'lli' lelSlOH llllll to‘ - (. lit" ( 89. no hag ("flinch
tug L'irl uho bruit-S the lluns in her sieuogruphers each having n mom. fetaon. H" 0' ~ ii a
ly (lti’l' "”ld and seems to be dyitw
“w out in this country."
e‘ try of
NORWAIK MARINE
nous FROM FRAME
...n L’vc- that
in
Sen t‘v relir‘tt‘,
to llootu No
;\'4.~‘l'llillli S~ e-
ut' the
the trout tit Verdun, where he fought
side by side with his English. French
and ileiclun comrades. lie was* at
bloody Soissnns, was one of the Ma-
rines who won immortal mu! m erlusb
itw fumi- mud g‘ory at (‘ltnlentI-TlIlerry
which proved the turning point of tho
it is not quite
in
AT THE RECENT TONIGHT .
'l‘lte druttrtt-‘v- sensation ol‘ the st-tt
son is promised l'l “l’urlor. Bedroom
'aud Ruth." the new farce l‘illllt‘llV ht
more. than the moresboutline of the for
story.
A. ll “'mulu will fiut‘lll‘lstlwthe most
ardent followch its: a producer'of‘briSk .rallwuy ”Hes :38”.ng this section and
and tangv limericun force. He. has se- the only means of public transportm
C. W llnll :llltl Mark Swan, which A.
ll Woods will present til the lie-gent
Tilinlll‘t‘ this eveninu. beginning at
Szlil direct tum the Republic Thenlre
New Yorlt. The story concerns ltfieif
with the cloueutentm‘ :m imoeccable
younp. mun vhn suddenly decides to
live up to bi:'=' wife's conception of him
as :1 ll-‘lllivlli‘tilkttl' .Thc voting llllt-l- “Usfiionel‘fi (lGClnre that ”it substantial.
hand mere than fulfills expectations.
it would be unfair to the author‘s rc-
l‘reshingiy original plot to diVultze
indications are that Manager
lectod a notable company.
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, "ove,r, and every one of 'euI is “there." puny,"
There are 1,810,000 Americans
war. :-t the St. Mihiel sector he citr-
l'lt'd himself with the same non-clini-
cure und duru-devilness for which the
Marines are. mined and finally. at
(“‘:tttiit"rne be “not bit-t" on October
4th after having passed unscathed
lltrc-utzh overy'other engagement,
A l‘trce niece of shrapnel ‘n the
muscle of his right arm ‘was the met
Int-um be carried to the base hospital
in Paris. lie remained at that plilCt‘.
for about u month until he was order-
ed lo‘llrerl. where the Welcome news
thiti he was to be. sent home was
msx‘e known to him. He boarded the
home-coming transport, the "North
ru S ~;« . - .l. I em Pacific" \vh‘ch docked at New
:lcixlitv ettllenlllioi'c‘lthotlt'Slml’nlrtltllrgtlllilllt York on MOM“ morning. with “V”. “
is accommodated bv the a ,_ thousand heroes from France. He was
. present .ta , _
Ition. ll. appears ll'ni the demands immediately reItIoved to the. hmal
‘ ’ " I-leeullvtl at l’elhsm Bay to receive
statioi : . 't . .
point. an: !.u]‘l‘:,C0:m;;l:,:ti°“:1"it‘. all”); further treatment on his arm winch
‘t ‘ l ‘ 3 l . will n-nuitp still another operation
”PM" ”m“ ill the limo the station . .
was established, There are no Sm,” below it is fit once more.
RED FLAe Nor
,'WANTED HERE
Err-me Pu no nnet
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“NEW HAVEN" MUST
l CONTINUE STATiON
Utilities Commission Denies Petitloi
to Abandon Buckhout'n Park.
The. public utilities commission lliln‘
denied the petition ol‘ the “New llu-
veu" raiimud to abandon the flag: slu-
tion in the town of Orange known
us lluckhout’s Park. The petition
was presented to the commission on
Jul) 25. 1918 and the bearing upon
it took place on September 13.
in denying the petition the com-
tion is over the line. of the pctitioucrs'
railroad, The. continued use of the
station as a flag Station should work
I * ti ed
no seriouswhnrdship upourthe. court 0"“ nu
M.
fi- scrvod between outer restraint and in-
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by}. 5 Stamford n
gal... nuts "boner thetlroumfirnm
rill-'7. 910w , , Miriam
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3 ‘ Criscurets Work
; ‘ While You Sleep '
L it tion tomorrow
Stoke Cascarets to liven your liver and
nor control. that as the. outer restraint
increased. ..
“We must remember at this time
lshal our liberty has been rivertnlfl‘xh
ed for us at. a great p‘r'ce. it. has
been bought by blood. The rights we
enjoy have been assured through the
vicarious sacrifice freely offered by
heroic souls who have lounht and
died for us. We must on our part
t keep faith with the dead, safeguard
luv. the liberty they have. won for us,‘
with their lives.‘=rna'inlaining it upon
Spend 10 cents— [col gi“tfldl Tonight the secure basis of the law of right
and of,jnstico and daily living to re-
alize the reign of peace and good will
towards men."
\No headache, biliousness, up.
sci stomach or constipa-
eietm your bowels. Stop the headaches
billous spells, sourness. gases, coated
tongue. bad breath, sniiownosn sud
ct--nslipatiou~~'l‘ake Cusrsreis and en- h d d d t t t H d en
. ’ u _ un re .sn ,wen y-wo srvsr m
ioyuthe nicest. gentlest inside claims have been killed in the war. accord
M m" 3“" cxperiencod.che "9 int; to reports roco'ved by the Hur-
feellnn fine. “secrets ll; bee: bathar- yard w” mm. Office, of this num-
tic'ror children. Taste like candy. No her. 201 were in the Army and Navy.
dirwoblntmest’l; Thirtyuniiuosm. and 21 in snxliisrylomtcnes or this
2 ”tumultuous Wm H,“ u
222‘HAnv,Ano MEN KILLED
CAMBRIDGE, Mails. Dec. 6.~Two
is lessened the inner control must be
9" m . . mums If. ‘ :
MN STYLE .
The Dresses in this Sale. are the season ’8 most charming cork {g
. 'cepiions, executed with an originality and style that marks )2 ’
\ them as exclusive deSIgns. Whatever the muse of the gob 3’6 .
u Incnt~you get one fifth off. This IS an extraordmary price it: ..
ll,‘ cutting event. In this sale you can purchase a dress now at ‘
:35: . end of season prices. . .
:3". ONE our on nrrssrs a
ll ‘ $15.00 $19.95 $25.00 " $27.93 ii L
T Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses l} . p,
$12.00 $15.98 $20.00 $22.30
if ‘ ALL SHADES—SIZES—le TO 52 ., i
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L $26.38 $28.78 $31.98 $38.00 » ,
‘ —Colors-— —-Matenals—-'
it, " Buck ' Brown eerm Wool m ~ .1"
' ' Now nun. Silk futon sum , [,3
l .33.... :33“ 3.032;... on"...
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. 25% Reduction Sale oi
WOMEN’S anti MlSSlib? SUITS 't
UNI! QUARTER 0H“ SUITS
$35.00 $39.98 $45.00 $49.98 ~ '5»
SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS . :3
$23.25 $29.93 $33.75 5:37.48~ ,
Every Garment Marked With Plain Figures. i
$55.00 $59.98 $6500 $75.00 ‘
SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS
$41.25 $44.98 $40.75 956.25
——Colors—- "-—-Matertals-—
llluck Taupe Serge Silvcrtuns
:x‘ui‘y llvtnocer \‘i-lour lie Luine Broadcloth
Brown Grey Trittuline Oxford Cloth
lxlt'attrdi
Reninrkui“.._ ofi’eriugs in Stuart Autumn and
Witttzr t‘oats. Entire Satin lined with extra
quality Sealine collar. In Black. Navy, Bur-
gundy, Taupe and Brown. A variety of styles
No Artur. va 3
no C it. ll
w—“c
. SWEATERS
Shetland» Sweaters in all the de- Dainty attractive styles of su-
Sired Slizities,(ll.lltlitt Blue, Purp‘c. 'perior Flesh Crepe do Chine En-
(‘o n] and American $5.98 velope Chemises, Cami~
Beauty up soles and Combinations
FURS Sfllill‘WAlSTS
Furs Are the Suit-
AII elaborate showing
able Xmas Gift
of Votive, in Peter Putts,
Georgotles, Crepe do
Showing Skunk. Opos-
sum. Black Fox, lleuvor,
Chitin, Pusay \Villow
, Hudson Seal and line-
l’luitls and Stripes, uhtl
'l‘ail‘eitts in all the dis— ‘~
coon Mulls. Set; in . iiuclit‘e Sll‘les.
Skunk. Tnupo t‘ox,
llluttk Fox. Black Lynx. $1 .98
Our stock ull'ords 0. up
large selection.
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A~ Special Showing of Women’s
Superior Toilets Silk with pleated slurred or tailored.
ilounce‘; also Silk Jersey with Taffeta flounco. In
solid Black; prevailing colors and two-tone (though,-
‘ nblo effects. $ 3 9 8
“interview?“ "Alleralltlnhonds H
nfly Coal Sale Saturday
325"." _.
N0 Enchauges
Jersey and Tellela Silk ‘Petli00al‘s',
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