Book and Lyrics by Otto Harbach and James Montgomery.
OVER 60 IN THE COMPANY.
PRICES 50c I0 $2.00
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way and that she some day will conn
to hint.
"GOING UP."
agent 'l‘heatre
1‘oday and Tomorrow , .
The King of Laughter
Charlie Chaplin
"111 recond million dollar comedy
“Shoulder Arms”
and
Alice Joyce
In the Blue Ribbon Feature.
"(‘0 the Richest Bidder"
iURDAY—Dorie Kenyon .111.
e Strut of Seven Stare,” Ind-
. Episode of “The Eagle's Eye"!
Breezy Musical Comedy at Regent
Theatre Friday Evening.
In tin- field of music and fun (‘ohztu
and 11111-111. have another genuine auc-
ccss in “Go1n1: Up." which is fresh
from its recent-breaking run of two
seasons at the Liberty Theatre. New
York. 11nd will be seen at the Ilcgcnt
Theatre Fridnv etching. Dec. l3.
To use a well worn phrase. "plays
come and plays may no" but it in
d1: "'11) if the rot-ordfor melody and
l"" .11.1-1'eiaistet'1-1i 11_\' this musical
countiy 1‘;.-:'111 will be equalled for u
long time to come. Fashioned front
“The Aviator" by Janice Montgomery.
reinforced with lyric poms by ()tto
llm'bach. noun uith melodv and incin-
tiliating 5011: by Louis A. Hirsch, "(:01
in: Up" provides an eroning of huge
enjoyment in the lllt‘lili‘t‘. largelv due
to its Interpretation by an ideal cast
of comedians and singers including
Bobby Watson. Marv Lane, Mlldmd
Donnelloy. Marjorie liolton. Josephine
Adams, Arthur Miller. Jana-.1: Mannins'“
Raymond Ellis. W111, \l'atixwortit, Ar
thur t‘unnincimm. P. H. Leonard and
a chorus whose i‘i-tninlne charms and
vocal 111-1omplisliun'ntn are their t-ltlct
tunnel.
The story 1111111111) in
intorc-1iu1: 1nd timely.
an alleged 111111111, who, though 11:11!
111-1111 boon in tho all". forced to
maki- :1 flight in a real :tt'l'nltlill‘t‘ l”
“in 111.1 1.1.1 of his heart. He 1.1.1111“..-
thc flight. lnli not before tin- audit-nu
has lilttlt rgom- p.110“ 51115 of l:.1ul‘lllf'|'
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',e Home of Screen Delights.
( nee 2:15; Evoning7:15 and 9
Today and Thursday
William S. Hart
in Artcraft 1511:1111..-
“Shark Monroe”
..
'y called him “Shark" because
was bioodiou and ceid—a hu~
1* icicle: but he melted under a
1an'e smile
.ldded Feature Today
Charlie Chaplin
in a Great Comedy
“Going l'l‘“ (.5
ll in all about
15
“Shoulder AI'IIISu \z' ltilo u'tttt'liim: llit (11"21'l1111511 111 p .1111.
-—-— ' ationa. u'l1i1l1 are attendt (l in 511 many
y tart-int 5ituati7'n11 as to keep them in
VAUDE‘ ILLE a cointant rtatt' oi 1111-1'1'11111'111 i'i'ti'n
mursdaY' Friday first to last curtain.
“'l‘icklc T1111" “((15.5 Me" "if You
\ and Saturday
Fridav
Clara Kimball Young
in
"‘The C law”
Look in Her (Cm-.5" “(icing l'p" “When
the (‘ut'tuin Falls" "The Touch of :1
Women's “and" and "lip it For Me"
:111' a few of the many song hits in thin
unusual musical comedy and will he
“‘lllf-illt'tl for many months to come
_ AT PALACE THEATRE
TODAY AN DTHURSDAY
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AT THE REGENT '
TODAY .'
William 5. Hart in Artcraft Picture,
1'Shark" Monroe.
(EATRE , ‘
D TOMORROW
in describing "Shark" Monroe, the
Charlie Chap. .n 15 713150111“, Arms. .. lending character in his latest picture
Md Alice loyc: ln,“1’o The stmv oi the same. name in which \‘l il-
Hitiheet Bidder." liutn'i c. [tart is started in Sin Artmaf 1
. Picture, C. Gardner Sullivan, the au-
"TO m“ Highest Biddt't‘.” the Vita l“01‘, says: ,
graph Blue Ribbon ft'atut'c, which will “ ‘Sltark’ Monroe! The name was
.719 “hown in the Recent theatre, pt'c- known from Puget Sound to the Lynn
'91 his Alice Joyce in 11 role of unusual Channel: front Nome to the Aleutian
nopenl, in “’hl‘ih 5"“ has Splendid op- laiam‘w. and everywhere it was syn-
porinnitv to display her fine emotion- onyutcus with the word ‘ierccious.’ in
3‘! talent. Sh“ is“ young girl in a a land of hard men Monroe was a
" 'mtry town who is forced to sell her- master. and many were the fearful
1:1 :‘totho niche-xi bidued at public. unc- talcsnold of him and 1.2.1 (hot-heeled
1”“ m 58"“ ht’l‘ form from a mortgage seallng schooner, 'The Gull.’
1111:1111 ‘0 keep for her half—brother. “It was one of his favorite tricks to
The “'0'?" is by Florence Morse KinSS- run in among the Russian seal pre-
loy and the. picture was directed by serves. pouch brazenly. and then play
Tom TPH‘lSS- Waiter McGrail plaS's hide and seek with a outline little Rus-
' opposite Miss Joyce. and in the sun shin gunboat. finally escaping through
porting cast, “16 Percy Standing, Edna an uncanny knowledge of the («land's
Murphy, Jules Cowioa; Mary Carr and “m‘vwaicrwnys. A shark Is the fiercest
Step hen Cnrr lnhnbi‘ant of the ‘seas and Monroe"
Barbara makes n 1111111. tight to sure. had been christened ‘Shark’ by men
the (arm for Jimmy. but the dav comts familiar with the see.
“"9“ Stephen '1‘" “l‘ the fullest and "But when a 11111111111111.3111 from 1111
meanest man in town. tells her she-east came into the Shnrk's .life he
11111111 pay up of— be forec'med' She proved himself a men capable of great
“mad” for “"79 time and moved Der' nominee and love and he went through
11.11.11 by her beauty Steuben wees l0 stirran adventures to prove hie love
'19: not keep the form if she will come for her”
11. his home a his housekeeper. She “Shark" Monroe will 'be shown at
lndlgnnntly m1 rOtortI um (11. We than. new mm
' ' ' . ll“ 103 .0111.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Cohen 8: Harris Presents
The Smashing, Tremendous, Overwhelming Sensational
FRESH FROM TWO SEASONS AT LIBERTY THEATRE. NEW YORK
Big Chorus of Youthful, Beau‘iful Girls
OWN SPECIAL ORCHESTRA.
20 Song Hit: of the Whistling Kind, Including the Popular “Tickle-Toe" Number
SEATS MONDAY. DEC. 9, AT 9 A. M.
Mail (utters Now Accepted
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Musical 00 ”(U Hit.
Killed in action (including
496 at sea) ....... . ...... 379 24.402
Died of wounds ......... . 58 9.246
' Ditd of discaSe .......... 21 13.236
Ti-IE NATION’I ROLL “HONOR.
Army.
Reported Total
Dec.10 to date
Died of accident and Other
causes ‘ 0 LS“
Wounded in action ....... 2.319 62,075
Musing in action (includ1
ing priwners) .
Totals .............. 3.260 124,660 .
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Music by Louis Hirsch.
AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY.
~ .
‘Cltarlie Chaplin in Latest Comedy 811c-
1 con. "Shoulder Anne."
('ltarlio (‘11.1plin. one of the greatest
trim-n comedians of the day, will :11»
'pear in NH million dollar production
"Shouldet" Arms.” at the Palace Thea-
tie (inlay.
This picture promises to be one of
tha- bust Chaplin productions ever pron
outed. and appearing on the program
115 it (lot-5 with William 8. Hart. lfl
"511111-11 Mont-1111.“ the management or
'l‘ln- i‘alacc cvpeots crowded houses.
GROWTH OF EXTEN8ION SERVICE
SHOWN
It has b11111 amply demonstrated.
Secretary ot Agriculture Houston
5111's in his annual 111mm, that the
11111111 effective means of getting intot
mation in lulllit‘i‘fl and ti. -ir famine:-
and ot seeming applicationa of 11111
boat acientlfh and practical [IfOtt‘Sne
is through the direct touch of nail-
txnlncd men and women.
The wartime growth of the ngi'icui
tutti) extension aerilco was made pos
sible by emergency appropriations.
and was ln'wuht about through active
atop: by the department in coopera-
tlon with the State collagen. in Aptil.
1917. when this nation entered the
“(1.152.119 men and 'women were cm-
plmul in county. henna-demonstration.
and bovs' and xiria‘ club work.di1itri
lulled nu Ioiiuw5: (‘ouniv unont work
1.4111; hoiumieuninsttuiion wurk. (14.1;
boys“ and 1:)1"ln club u'motk iii}. in
Non-tuber Hi this. your the nuinlwt'
had increased to 5.2111. of. \1hich 1.51“
belong to (in1 regular stuff and 11.70.?
to the. emergent-v,iorcc. 'l‘ltt-rtl \u-ri
"""° in the county agent service. l.-
9,11)-
71‘i in the l1unn-d1»11111n.511'atiun \1111)..'
and 762 in the boys" :‘nd girls' 1-lnt1
lif'lll’llli‘fi. 'l'lilrt 1111115 not inclltde- llil‘
large number of specialists naniuuvd
by tho dcparttnentmmi tin- 111111.111:
"it would he almost easier to toll
in" " ”'11 '11 men and women did not
(‘0 ”Vin '0 U‘tlIC'H“ ”l" ”NH“ M‘tl (‘li'ttliillll Stephen New Britain (WJ) .
(xtent of lllt'll 0111 r'ttlonr 5M5 tl11-
Se'1:citin"\. ‘Thoy how. not only no
tiroly labored to further. 1i11~ plat)“
for incrcnm'ti economical production
along all lines and carried to the 1'11 rat
11111111111111“ the talent and host infm~
motion b1:11: in: on aeticulture. inn iti-
so to serum the conservation of foods
and icevla on the farm: and, in 1111111“
lion. many of them haw» aide-1i in the
task of promoting the better utilizzr
“on of loud products in the citirs .
'J‘i'cv count into the 01111 h‘t‘tlt‘l .1) inn-
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Marina
Deaths, all causes ........... 38 1,1569
"l\ounded
1111551111; in action (inclutl
ing prisoners) ............. 3
WAS]H.\'(‘TON. lice. ll.—-The fol
lowinu casualtv lists were made pub-
1iic yesterday by llii‘ ‘1\ ar Depot" niczit'
Army.
(‘hnractt-r of casualties is indic- 11rd
ltinn: (K1 killed in action; (DW) died
{of wounds; (DA) died of accident'or
lother rauscs: (DID) died of disease:
(W) wounded; (“’51 wounded slight-
ly; (WU) wounded, degree unde
‘tcrmed; (M) missing; (P) prisoner.
Connecticut.
llurt'lav, Charles H.. Lieut.
vcn (W).
Becker. Seth A.. Lieu!"
(W).
Scarborough. Hamid E., (tern,
ford (WU).
Woodcock. Herbert Lee Roy, Hersh,
Waterbury (W8).
Anderson. Walter 1).,
(W).
Cuomo. Augustine. corp. New Haven
(W).
Currano, Joseph. c0111.,
(W).
Dunn. John Pi. corp, Waterbury (M).
Dwyer. George it, corp, Hartford (W)
Meade, Michael .l.. corp. hiorldon
WU).
Meagan. Raymond .l.. corpnllertford
(W).
New lla-
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corp.. Kent
Ooilnger. George
(W U)
i’eavy. EdwardJ., corp. Winated (W)
Keener. Eric E corp, “(noted (W).
ilobinovitz. Sabine) (1.. corp. W-ater
bury (K).
E. corp, Meriden
K111‘111uireti. Claytons. corp. Montowoses
Tamhorlnl. James, gorp., West Haven.
(W8).
Tynan. Edward J.. corp, Middleton.
(W.
Uncaa. Anthony .l.. com. 21‘, Haven
3 two).
sllnsen. Lennard A1thur, corp" South
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Watei house,
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Alter). Antonia. New Britain (WU).
Andunon, (‘arl l’.. Unionvilic (WU).
fliait'i-s. “Mold .\1.. West
(W1.
1 llai'tololtn. Guy. )Ildtllt-town (W).
1111111115, t‘laudc l.. Mlddlotown (W).
"111111 iii. Domenick. Hartford 1M).
lit roili. loorge, Rochester (WIT).
lioui. Giuseppe, Bristol (W).
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(11111111110. \ngoio. New Haven (M).
William (1, c0111..
(Rampant. Roget, lirldueport (W U).
(“111(1111'1'i, Bartholomew. New
(M1.
(ilt'llllt'mlln. Aittlrew.i.,
(‘onlcy.\1orris. .‘cw Haven (W);
Corliss. James R, Cheshire (W).
f‘cu' radon. ll‘nlml'tl Brls‘ (1) (W)
(‘rohan Achilles. Fair Haven (W).
Denthiczak. Charles. Wnliimrford (W).
Denny George], New Haven (WU).
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................... 19 2,558_
361 ‘,
New Haven ‘
New liavet. .
Nelson, Arthur 8.. corn. Bristol (WEI
Win-
| logerin, William E. Mcriden (W).
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Kochnnoweki. Frank, Mertdon (W).
Loco Edward. Bridgeport (ll).
Lofeber, Wilbur. Norfolk ()1)
choualty. Vladisioi, Collinuvillo (W).
thevy. Philip. New liavcn (W).
I
lItiaiznurttcn. David. Nanga'uck (W).
iiiinrcscu. Antonio, New Haven (W).
(11911.11; Murphy, Joseph 1).. Torrington (W).
anli-walk. Peter. Bridgeport (W8).
il'i‘ll'ison. Gregory. New Miller.) (W).
(I'ohlnnin. Fit-(lortck \\'.. .‘ew ilavan
1 (\l'l',
' lintzua. l-Tmilt- 1)., Hartford (WU).
iloireau. Alce. linniclson (M).
Rut-.514. Eugene. iiridgpenrt (W).
iiutkou‘aki. John E. New Britain (W).
zialtjian. liagop. New llritain 1W).
:Tohin. Edward K.. New “awn (W'I
Scholnvafze, Within .l.. Wateriu' . (M)
:Sltt'i‘htltii‘llt‘, Chester R. G" .11 (WS)
.. Vlnlilt’pO" (W)
Smith. Thomas 1. Bridgeport (W).
I‘Spnrry, Harry A.. llnmpden (WU).
gStt'adman. 11111 1).. East Hampton
1 (W8).
Swanson, Gustave A.. ii-altic (\V‘). '
Vletric, Andrew. New Haven (M)
111: 1 cty in intimate (9111111 111111 the llli‘l‘llllto. Nichneiio. Waterbury (“Si Zian M01101”. “ultimo“ (“'5‘
1111‘ .ons of people in the farming dis-1-
llll (S. The\' have, llltl‘C’fOlt‘ lntn
able to render .crrat service to other
branches of gown-.nment 1111111 :15 11111
Treasury in its Liberty 1101111 cant
paigns, the Red Cross the Yiouns:
Mons Christian Association. and fill)
eLoicanizations in their war activi-
ties. and the Food Administration in
its special tasks."
EGGS A'LA MARTIN.
Mt‘ll two tablespoonfula of
blood taro tahlespooniuls of flour and
add hrndually half a pint of skimtned'
milk. Qir until it boils. and Mill :1
inhiospoont’ul of chopped parsley and
salt and paprika to taste. I'ut half
this sauce in the bottom of it shut
low on gratin dish. break into it four
1"" wrinkle wizl‘. salt and cover
with the remainder of the sauce. Duet
with four tahleapoonfuls of grated
cheese and bake in u'iuoderate. oven
until the eggs are set, about, (on min-
lites.
OLD SIBERIAN OlTY.
One. oi the principal Siberian cities
is Tobohik, the commercial center of
the rust province of Tohnlsk, which
extends over an area of 500,000 square .
miles. a large portion 'of which. how-
ever. in practically uninhabited. The
most prominent building in the city in
the Kremlin. built in imitation of the
great citadel in Moscow. This strue
turo wane-rooted by Swedish prison-
ora lot war oepturedf‘by Peter the
artist at the battle of Poltnvo’lu 1709
oloo. ‘
lioinmn. Charles (‘.. llroud Block (W)
Fulton. llns'scll 6.. Sharon (K).
(ilitLullilt). Enrico. Stamford (WS).
,Grdav'ri, Ensworth N.. North Granby'
(Wl').
(11:1nt.Churles E. Hattiord (\l‘.)
G111 1"1ucci. Runcim, Bridgeport (W).
1 Hatlow, Grover (‘.. \Vctherailcld (Wt.
'1 (inure. Thomas: T.. New Haven (WU).
Jones. Robert H. Hartford (\VS).
Kaiser. Thomas, New Haven (DW).
worn in connection with W. n.
“Form-Fuhionnble."
Bolero. Bandeau: aid Surpl'
a: 1d eatins; also delicateB
11 id
me” ‘3 “SBK OUR DIS-ALE
clouded“ Median—add the [race and finish at but that the cereal
accomplishes below. and give the necessary finiuhiag While
we patterns, in filmy lace effects over silks
nines, daintily trimmed wnh lace and embroid-
Brn'ssiues «1101111 only
"CONNECTICUT COMPANY
It TO ASK RATE RAISE
‘Presinent Storm Says Serious Condi
tion Confronts Corporatlon.
Ni-IW HAVEN'T Doc. tt.—Ad\ertise-
1mentn ware placed in newspapers by
(tho Conucctlcut Company. yesterday.
Icalllng attention of patrons to the in-
creased costs of maintaining trolley
.- own-1.1.1111 L. S. storrs says
churn"
Conch, euurc gown-fit perfection-
.B. Corsets a form-
R FOR VI. B. FORMU BRASSI ERES.
beamifien.
CORSET
W.B
. with hig h-pt'lCed 1111111111111. a.
W. B. NUFORM Cor-ell for aloud» and
low-pried COM!
350030 Cornet: for etoet
spies-induce one to in inches end you look ten to twenty poundoweer.
Terms
Donuelly’s
Open Every 111111111.
l'icit Out Your “chain [or Christmas
Now—While our Stock is Complete.
We will save it tor delivery on Christ-
mas live or Christmas Morning.
16 South Main Street
that increased (area will be needed.
and that it is probable an effort will
be made to secure them in the (mute
dtnto future. lie (told the situation
confronting the company is a serious
one and a statement ei,‘viu1ug It
'might be forthcoming shortly.
CHRISTMAS ROLL CALL OF
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
Every Person in Norwaik to Be Asked
to AnMer.
Tin' Ann-1111111 lied (‘1055 is soon to
ask the nation, every man and woman'
111 11.111 tlll“ in on .1 1111; present for
the Y'anka Christmas
it's to be a. gift that will carry
nttnight to the in'arda of the dough
boy‘s soul. The Red Cross is comrade-
lIHll‘iitfi with the army: and when it
rays that, you may take its word for
it.
Beginning Deceinhni' iii. and for our
week, until December 23. (he Red
Cross will conduct a nationwide canifi
paign. a Christmas Roll Call, for :1 ltltll
percent enrollment of adult Antcrt-j
cans no a. full-status members oi (lief
Red Cross for the your (fill). anb-u- C
chip requirements are: a heart in the
right place and the year's dues off,
one dollar. 1
And it's the few 11011117111111 will (1111'
the story of that week's effort; that
will any that America has universally:
joined hands in the great work of l
cheer and mercy that means 5. 'uuct. ’
to their success. that niti ho (ho
Yanks big gift—their biggest Christ
mac present from the nation.
People of South Nowell. they've
hammered 11111111011111.- line 1111. men:
they've had no rest period- end
they've been badly mauled at times:
they‘ve swept the ball to the ton-yard
line, then in a mighty push, carried it .
over to a touch down. 0! course they
deserve everything that on film than
a cheater Christmas tide; of vcomet!
they deserve our universal support
now that the last gruelling quarter in
past. and of worse they'll get it.
~Sentinei Want Ads
net's.
W01! Won-
C‘M'LS 11' In"...
'ihLIAM S ldAl'LT
311.111; Monroe:
""‘TVJTM
William 8. Hart in "Shark Monroe”
will be presented at Palace Theatre
today and Thursday
[M
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141 Washington Street.
WIND SHIELD GLASS
ALSO WINDOW GLASS CUT AN!) Sill Tl) ORDER
A. COHEN
South Kuwait.
. Albert F.
TOYS
Dolls, Games, Doll Carriages, Boye' Steering Sleds, Black
Boards, Automobilee,Veloeipedos. Pepin. 011nm, Tables, Etc.
Fancy China. Out Glass, Brass Judiniereo, Fern Dishes,
Smoking Sets, Dinner Sets. Cutlery 31mm Alundnum
Cooking Utensils. Poroolators, Etc.
Gene be
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