Book and Lyrics by Otto Harbach and Janna bottom.
BEATS MONDAY, DEC. 9, AT 9 A.
FRESH PROM TWO SEASONS AT LIBERTY THEATRE, NEW '0“
Big Chorus of Youthful, Beautiful Girls
OVER 60 m THE COMPANY OWN SPECIAL ORCHESTRA
20 Song Rita of the Whistling Kind, Including the Popular “Tickle-Toe" Number
lute by Louis Hirsch
‘ WILLIAM Foxwm
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, With ANNETTE.
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PRICES file to $2 00 Mail Orders New Accepted
3 Regent Theatre .
l ’ 2 run
_ TODAY . : w are.
i ' BRADY "‘ W"
J‘L'cE _ : Kim: Bairirott and
l ' " ' . ‘ Marnerite Snow
Supported by alloteworthy cuts. in the Timely. Gripping t M mh “I“. u
it ‘ ii “The Earle’s Eve” .
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At the Mercy of Men , ...... N...
‘ M. m m m Md or five Acts of Vaudeville
0 e n ”n e Shows
“run naoirnvn “‘m “32%“ ,
‘ 5 Monday
, 3 Monday and Tuesday I. “The son Alarm”
i run MILLION DOLLAR. pIo. ‘ Pathffiews ..
3‘ roan naau'rIrUL. 3 Tuesday
T The Meat Pretentious and Amu- 1 Wallace Rad
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3 ingot Screen Spectacles. I “The Source”
VS
1 J‘ENJATIONAL JUCCBJ‘J"
WITH SPECIAL MUSICAL SETTING BY SYMPHONY 0R-
CHESTRA 0F SIX PIECES
Matinees at 2:15. Evenings at 7 and 9 O‘Clock.
Prices ............. . . .Matinees. 20c: Evenings. 25c
(Including the War Tax)
uncommonly:
man wear: name
MONEY mar nano
(Continued In. Page One)
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telegram from Copenhagen. The
Bulaheviki, who have landed
at the provineea, are killing and
burning a they advance. The
various ports of the proviaeea are
filled with fugitives in anticipa-
tion of the arrival of Allied and
neutral w'arshipa to protect them.
Announcement was made in Lon-
don early this week that British
warships had reached Libau, Lith-
uania. A l’aris dispatch Friday
gave tiie Petit Journal as authority
for the statement that British ‘war-
ships had entered anal at the re-
quest of the Eathonian govern-
ment.
LONDON, Dec. 7.—lf the Al-
lies insist upon the delivery of the
former (lerman emperor and
crown prince to an international
court ofjustice, Holland will yield,
but will first urge that the Allies
content themselves with an under.
taking by Holland to intern them
for life in one of the Dutch colon—
ies, according to au'Anistcrdam
dispatch to"the Express. ’
lioiland, it is understood, will
auggest that ilcrr liohenzolicrn
and his son he placed on an island
in either the. Eaat or West Indies,
where he will be guarded by a
Dutch fleet. :
it is also untieinpnted that lioi~
hunt will be naked for compensa-i
tion for permitting tl violation of»
her neutrality by allowing (lei-man i
troops to piles through the prov-i
ince of Limburg on their retreat
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plilrw bent faatcr. For instance wheat
tlu hero who clnlmq to be an Htlllul‘,»
”tough he has never made a flight, ln‘
forced to go aloft in a real Nit-upon
m-rnpianc, you‘ll can)» :tmnrcmcnt. and
during the subsequent tliaht you will
t’nlimv the bird main through Home of
h:- llllxl evening momenta of your
lilc, and certainly the moat hnmrdoua’
i2 that of the man up in the air
In short "Going 1p" in a swift mo»
lug inn~tml play that will keep you
. inunhinc throughout its llllt‘t‘ nets,
with n rcs‘iiin Hlt'll during which you
are \nit‘rlillnl‘tl with mnsirnl numbers
and choruses, thnt will send you home
‘ whistling their catchy refrains.
Otto llurlmrh and .ltllllt‘i Montgom.
wry wnle the book and lyrim. lonla
A. llllm'h composed the music.
FIRST LlEUTENANT MlNTON
KILLED.
llr. :md lite. Juno-a hit-ck of 7: Went
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They drill; her into a private room
where. after a helpless battle in self-
defense. because of the total dnrkncsn,
.. Elle (lulu; not know which one of the
AT THE REGENT THEATRE tbr. h‘ ~x wroneul lltl‘ The
e - .~. 5 - . police
MONDAYAND :TUESDAY have heard the sounds of the utrngxie,
'but before they can break into the
. room, the officers escape through a
Beautiful. "A 'Daughtar M iwimlow and Vera also gets away un-
l”‘ G ”1" I obaerved.
..A Daughter of . - Gods" is app.» She stinks home to find already as~
‘Avmeite Kellcrman in the Picture
ownno havv ju~t rt-H-ivml wold of the
death ,“i lllt-ll‘ nephew, l-‘irst Lieuten-
; lllll (‘hnrlce A. Minion on Goober lN.
. wlnulie-t of wounds whit-‘1 he ft’t‘t'il'ml
'wiiilc noting: captain of his regiment
in Company 1.3% Infantry at lha- hat-
, lip of Grandprc on October 13.
l lini‘onunt Minton was the non of
l. l' "l illi‘Kim Minion ul' \‘ew Ymk. and
[grandson of the. late Charles A. Min-
j ton. for many years financial editor of
the New York Herald; and nephew of
, Lieut. 'l‘elfar‘lll. Minion.
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i he
drill. of District 16. Mm. Carrie
’ was highly
from Antwerp.
This eonipeneatiou immibly may
the cesaution of certain terri-
tory along the Belgian frontier
owned by llolinnd since 1839.
Perhaps the southern part of
the Dutch Limhurg will be de-
manded. The population of this
region is principally Belgian.
AMSTERDAM, llce. 7.-Britiali
troops entered t'olognc at 4 o 'clock
3 catvrdny afternoon.
ilt'lelUN. ilce. 7.——l.ln extraor-
dinary meeting ot‘ the German
t'nllinct was wininunctl at Berlin
on Thursday cwninl.t to dismiss
lb.- plusibiity of the Allies occu~
print: ’wrlin, owing to ticrniany’a
nlicumi inability to carry out the
tvrnm of the nrmix'ivc. according
to .\in.~tvrliutn tuition“ to the Ex-
preaa.
EIYREli’dillE‘l‘lEh'fili-il
LODGE ANNIVERSARY
- mv-inwo mum rum Pm]
'i'li.» woe followed by the coni'ei'i'lnn
. , . : om: ‘antell o rt h o h; tr [6
t). .'n- Hillel-hill lh'gl‘t'lt‘ on gum- ‘13-”th the: lll'tll'l'l‘il “-4“ knui'kpd down ltlhllugw ill ( y ll it i A" i g d
date» in (I moat :tdlllilllllit' manner.
At the cum-luston‘of the decree ‘icu,’
l-rmm and bake were served
quelli-niuhinu was illdlligml in. The
llll“li imi:~- was highly eonipinimnu-Il'
on its admirable noon! and the char»
actor of the dell-lee, work rendendi
Amour. those present were (lrnnd Mosul,
tr-r Hurry ilirsh, of New l..mdon:'
(:rundfiecn‘tnry William 1’. lillltlll-i
son, of New Haven: President of the“.
Rebekah State Asacmhly, Mrr. ilattle‘
Stickel, of Newimzton Junction; Vice“
l'remlent or the Rebekah State As-
Svmbly, Mrs. Hattie J. Fisher, of New
Haven: Warden of the Rebekah State
Assembly. Mrs. Grace Willey, of Nor-
wich: \‘lcc l‘rcsldcnt of the lmliana
Stale Assembly. Ml‘rl. Amelia llielun.
ol Klimt-minor lll‘rti’it't Deputy l‘i‘mi»
i..!
.h; line. of, New (‘nuannz District [lclr'
uly President of District No. ti. Mm!
Nickemon; Grand inside Guzml of the)
Rebekah State Assembly. Mrs. Earli
’l‘bomcs, of Rowayton. Visitors Were?
also present from New Canaan. Statue
nil. Norwulk and from Maine.
'l‘lu- anniversary was one of the:
greatest successes in the history oil
iu-bvlmh Lode-c and the committee,
complimented on their
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work.
mmm‘
[:an our
Two Divorces Granted and
Criminal Caaea Continued
Three local criminal cues were be
tore the Superior Criminal Court alt-
ttlx. in Bridgeport ,yaaterday. but no
W' van ballad down in any of
an. .
Luigi Apoaella was. ineourt charged
with keeping a house of til—fame. and
after a rather lengthy preliminary, ._
wrangling. hia one was oontlnuedmn-g
til next Tuesday. laulz‘i had certain
dinerences with hll counael, Attorney
John J. Canon. and refused to plead,
and would not allow Attorney Cuneo
to appear for him. Due to the ahapnra
m ACCOUNT. ODIN"
MARYLAND OFFICER
MI LOHS NOSEEGMV
(Continued minim ease)
lads after atealing the car. and their
ultimate capturehy the Maryland rep.
reaentatlve of the law sound8 like "9 ‘
of counsel. the wily hotel-keeper's adventure of the roaring wept in the
cue wan left over until next week. “fly '50.. When .pprehended by
50699?! J. White, charged with bur- the Centrevtlle constable. Anderson
xlary of tools from the R. U. v com: was about to make away with n suc-
nany. had his case continued and 1' ond automobile, by mean-r of win-«l
is new awaiting the presentation of to return with his complaionl The
further evidence. boy: with him were Oscar Anderson.
The ease of Edward Lewis, who le
held on‘ the charge. of Menuhin: "ml of 29 Main street.
attempting to It'll his wife. Mrs. Mae a.“ Menu F9.» 325
Lewis. was acheduled to come up. but, According to the story, the Centre-
like the rest, it was continued. ville authorities told Sergeant llray.
Yeaterdav afternoon the PM" ”in" Anderson and the other two boys trad—
ed a divorce to Clara May Ferguson. ed the car they hm driven from
01 35 “'95! avenue. from Robert L. Bridgaport. a distance brbétwnpn Tfilll'
Ferguson. at present in the United and 200 miles, for two hat-sea and are
Staten army and stationed in Texas. in men, Selling the two horses for
Mrs. Eamon claimed her husband a, wt“ of '35, one‘of {ha animals go-
left her in January. 1912. Hia only in; for 810,and the other for 815, the
farewell ceremony was to send a boy jade pocketed the money and were
after his clothes. The couple were gbout to successfully complete their
married in 1909. adventure by utilizing another unto
She declared that rhe and Ferguson mobile toreturn home in. when “JD
never got along very well and she hall -
to continue working after their marv
rlaxe becauee her husband contribul- [age spotted them as they were Boot]?
ed only about 810 to her support. Ser- Ito atart. and identifying the car a:
soon! 1 Harry Gibson “is on th" that of a fellow villager. med .1! An-
atand and testified that he knew Fer deraon. who was at the wheel. wound.
gut-ion had diaeontlnued to contribute All blur in a", hand. The Bridgeport
to his wife's support evenafter he had polio“ were notified on Wednesday.
been ordered to do so by the local city sum 393mg Bray left to bring the
M“ mum men." an the notification stat
A divorce wua “19° granted ‘0 “‘3' ed. hack to anawer for their their
ale Louise Merritt. of this city. from in Brl yesterday af~
Howard. C. Merritt, formerly of East ternoou m. m. were booked at head-
Norwalk. N". MOTH". claimed “III 'qqul-g' “d Anderson n. um to
her husband deserted her last year. mum-“nay 30mm to 5", his wound
for a widow named hire. O'Hara. The mu“, 3..- up u, me time only . pm
dmflt‘d Wife lfiltlflt‘d she met Mrs "mm” am I.“ been mug by I
O'Hara on the street. and asked her am: in the unyluui village. An-
]‘he constable of the Maryland \i'
also of Cross street; and Aisle Searim.‘
if she knew Howard lllerr‘.tt..“llc i?
the father of my,child." Mrs. O'Hara
is alleged to have answered.
Former County Sheriff William \ all.
mer testified that he went to Mrs.
O‘llara'a home to nerve papers. (n
Merritt and found him there, (avidlmlly
a member of the regular been held.
DRESDEN LACE WORKS
SOLD BY THE ALIEN
PROPERTY CUSTODIAN
._._-——-
The Dresden lace Works property
on the old {air wounds l’l Wlnnlpank
war will at 'tublll auction by an agent
of A Mitchell Palmer. Allen l‘roporty
i'tletmiinn, on lb.» prealsea of 'lhe coni-
. ' :t it o‘clock thil morn ng.
p"?lll‘il'l‘ War but one hid submitted.
that of Richard linilqr of the Muller
rtlo- in Milli: ulto off: red “7.73.000. and
nth-r 1 mm ct’il fur fn'ther hide.
Thi- i‘l‘l~~‘|l' n pronto lune hurl their
and niil‘: “‘l (th. r lilies Nlltl lllHiH‘ like.
l
ltrtli't-t (lillfl‘.
looms?“
CROSS GETS FUNDS
't‘ontinued from Firat Page).
viii hllf‘W u not" of limit in which the
home: of ltllllli‘WWN rceldonh ire
were located. Thesu Dil'llll" ..t the
l‘nnlt'Illll‘tl are the iiral t ..- shown
hcrtaand the local rr' .ntttee were
rl-ry toriunnh- in “Vt"l‘lng them and
l‘m survives of the Italian oillccrs who
will weak.
The ("Iota tn tbir. citv has been nam-
m‘. at 31”“ in S‘fitzi'r'd it is $0000,
and in Greenwich 33 000. Every noe-
sihln effort will be mode to not 0an
reach this aniourt but to overwri-
xcrlbe it In Norwulx ban done in cynrv
mlivr drlrc lim'e. it is a calisc worthi-
.xr mn- haul pn‘nr‘n mill in ”'1th cm“
menduble. an it provides the afflicted
.‘nltlil‘l‘fl of llnlv filllTl’l"“2‘ from tbn
dreaded \‘Il'ilo nlqrno with hnenltal"
amt treatment which will lead to their
ultimate recovery. This a‘atc. hail
lll‘t‘ll aflkmi to mica .313 000 w‘ it which
. 7 ._ ,_ g . g . senibled all the guests who have come»
$1??? flail, 'i.,,l,’,‘g._,,,‘,’.,’d,‘,:,thif in to celebrate her bethrot'hal to Dorie
by the. variety and exotic beauty of its Li‘ol‘rkr. an ardent young radical.
sconce. The very best that nature has» Within a few mlnll‘t‘fi. ht? and 1W? Dill“-
to offer in the way of effects has been 93““ comprehend what “39 befulenl
skiiuuny blended into the fahclful Wm: tho elder folks are sympathetlm
“plot" of the piece. and the result L; a in“ no!” ‘9 frantic With rage and
tunnel of photographic beauty. While l“-‘”"_“""“ly inalht‘fi the girl without,
the tale makes certain demands “Dull stopping -‘° "all” he‘l'lnnocence,
the imagination, the naturalnesa of the '
gnarl an, mint!
liii nus cm is
BillllJS, iiiiillSll,
fmmve cmuaaz TO PREACH
to err-ct a luwpitnl‘v'hlch will be devil
retail and n'm‘P'l the "Pm'ilion of Con-
AT TRINITY CHURCH nccllcnt," So far as known t‘ilu state
' ! hi the only and accorded thin privilege
Tomorrow morning the «Rev. '1‘. M.' 51"" “0W“- , ' '
'i‘ong 0L Wusic, Chlnm’wlll preach in The gran" “‘lnd‘” wdl "m“ "
. . . marrow night. however. and all are
Tnmti church- Mr. Tons 13 one of wired to contribute their hit towards
many native Chinese
ciergymen “:4 mucosa. Them will be four monk»
Working under the American bishop in, "3 on hand and will include Contain
pictures makes the trip from the pres-
«nt workaday world into a realm of
fancy, one easy to accomplish.
“PARLOR, 35070—6." AND BATH" lLook 3‘ tongue! if coated, clean “It“
‘ atemach liver bowela
. lame sized audience witnessed tlte‘ . ', '
performance of Parlor, Bedroom and' Donl scold your frett’ul, pearlsh
China. He was ordained in deacon in
the year 1908 and advanced to the
Alexander Sablli who has juse recent-
lv arrived here from active. rervice on
the ltalinn front: l’rof A. Costa. :1 di-
hilss Kellermann never appeared to Bath last night at the Recent Theatre.
' ”tier advantage before the camera This furclal frollck has bad a most pop
. m in "A Daughter of" the Gods." ular run in New York and because of
'rv-rongimut she is the very embool- this theatre goers of the [Norwalka
rmnt of grace. and «in the aquatic were especially dealrious' of seeing the
scenes. which are in the majority. she presentation lafit night.
11mm. and deligbtu with her ”my“. Grace. Ellsworth as Polly Hathaway
tions of diving and swimming, ~ had a very hard role and she did well
m in the part and received the expression
REGENT THEATRE TODAY. hat appreciation from the alliance many
.___ . men.
n "a n u ,. Her support was not so good an
6 ea 2'”Y1;th2;'t'l;ed:fl;;c.yrzfeflen. taken all a whole the production (it
5.9;... Eye. . not measure up to expectations.
Alice Brady. who will appear here at
the Regent theatre today return: to a '
field in which she has achieved num-
eroa‘a aucceaaea. in her latest Select
Picture. "At the Mercy of Men,” di-i.
rectal! by Charles duller.
vm' W a music teacher.
whose role Deployed by Mine Brady.
the “I u r i
Rm.
outside a
:he [no' $11.?
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”GOING 0'?”
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Blg‘ Mualeal Comedy at Regent Thea-
tre Friday, Dec. 13.
"Going Up“ the mam-deal cola-
Ilv which neared amused run or
nearly two year: at um "I"
ataretiradmalorluthe tre, New York, andwblehm III
Nd fl amount Rama warmer.» - j lent?"
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«some '
child. See it tongue is coated; this is
a sure sign its little stomach. liver
and bowels are clogged with sour
waste.
When listless, pale. feverish, full of
lcold, breath bad. throat sore. doesn't
‘eat, sleep or act naturally, has atom-
achaehe. indigestion. diarrohea. give a
tenspoonful of “California Svrup of
Figs." and in a few hours all the foul
lwaate. the sour while and fermenting
food passes out of the bowell and you
have a well and playful child animi
lovethls harmless "fruit laxative,"a
and mothers can rent my after giving
it,becanaeltneverfailatonahetbata
little "insides” clean and tweet.
Keep it handy mother! A little liv-
en today saves a afck child tomorrow.
but get the mama. Ask your diu-
glat for a bottle of "California Syrup
of Flu.” which hm direction
i
re
for
jtablea.ahildrauofall airtime
m’f'dtmm
“”93de the (onl’wm‘ ye“ b, rector of the ltalian Red Crow 0!"pr
Bishop F. R. Graven of the Mlaaion~ York City: Dr. A. Sorggt. chairman of
al‘l' District of Shanghai. Mn'l‘ong in ”nu Stamford chapter of the ltalian
. Tied Greasy and A tome? John J.
“O" domg post-graduate work at the Cuneo, the well-known and forceful
Philadelphia Divinity» school. He is 31,9;er of this city,
considered one of the beat educated r
and most successful of any of the
native Chinese clergyman.
lCUT THIS OUT-4T l8 WORTH
MONEY.,
‘ DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out tl'll!
TO GUARD AGAINST INFLUENZA 'allp, “close with be and inail it to
Don't let the dread influenza get you l-‘oley & 00.. 2836 Sheffield Ave, Cbt
you have even the slightest cough‘ or case, lll., writing your name and ad-
oold. better begin using Foley's Honey dross clearly. You.‘wlil receive in re
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and Tarot once. .Henry Willie. Bandy turn a trial packana poll tuning Fol- ,
Polafi'l'exu. in one Of the may then:- ey‘a Honey and Tar Compound, tot
and: who consider thia remedy "lut coughs. colda and creep: Nay Kidney
fine." Be Ian: "I suffered severely Pill-.ferpalninaldeaandbaekrrbeu-
with a bad m: after until. four “Whyktdnlypndbm
dolhraworthofditfemtmd all-anti: ugmcmntgmrm.
deraon m later. removed to
Bridgeport hospital.
Inna in Famlly.
Questioned as to their motive for
the thefts, Anderson told Sergean‘
Bray. “it runs in the family. "Hi:
brother was recently arrested tr
Bridgeport on a charge of stealing 2
pair of micrometers from a garage.
Young Searles. whoae experience tr
crime has apparently been brief, said
Anderson invited him to go on a no
with him. and when they started tron
Bridgeport on November 23, they did
not know where they were going. A
police headquarters last night he broc
down completely and amid teara lot.
the detectives the whole story of tin
aecapade.
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“Colonels, generals and military
men get locked up to considerably.”
Bays Mrs. Toni Thompson. “lint an)
that it's easier to (-ontiol a hundred
'men that it is 0|le."--Knnsan (‘ity S‘ai
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'TOYS.
Dolls, Games, Doll Carriages, new Steering Blade, nun
Boards, Automobiles, Velocipedea, Dam Chain, Tablet, Eta. p
rmy China, Ont can, Brae-imitators. In no... .
SmokingBeta, Dinnerfleta, Outlaw, ”mm mm
Cooking man, ref-putters, Ito.
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