. «.rsnnansnav, nov. 12. 1919, ‘
u/‘w s f./ ,I
Regent fheahe
’be House Where Quality Reigns
I:.rtainment Program Every Day
Broadway Shows and Motion
Pictures
Evening 20c.
.ls rtf’n
tinee 17c.
Today
Ft: unicst (‘omedienne
DOROTHY Glefl
’illl"
‘Il '~'I'.:
i . :qnnic >i pict urc—-not Ir single
a» moment—just laughs.
"TI'RNING THE
TABLES”
~:_\ IIl' crooks.
s-I spOolIs lovers
in whiIh thc F‘ClCt’n'a
I-oxnedienne takes the
gh Izom asylum and puts the toot
InstItution.
'll' I'.\N'T
ME Iiiliililt“
V
t-I
AI I‘ORI) TO MISS
THIS
Other Spcialties
I
.'\J~/ / / I
- rx.r \/ w
I hursdav and Friday
A Regent Masterstroke
Y ou Can t See It Else-
where
Talented
Versatile
Beautiful
NORMA
TA LMADGE
—in
i
«x. f-(\t‘-/
The Selznick Special
"TH F WAY
OF A WOMAN"
Eugene Walter's Drama
"NANCY LEE"
A story that pleases thrills and
holds you entIanced
minute.
. Saturday
Inc} Back (ilIIII'IIniI-Pd High
. I.“ Abduction (IIIIIII Enough for a
. “mi ~.\ IiIIl Is
. Tom Mix -
A in -
. “The Rough Riding
Romance”
3
I From
.-x. -W MxA/‘xzwwvvx/xrv
.1
every
Coming-
Robert Warwick
_in__
“The Argyle Case"
Pictures Every Day
Added Vaudeville
~Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Matinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
WHO KILLED
JERRY WILLIAMS?
A playing card and a hat
round beside the body—-
"KITTY KELLY. M. D.”
“Solves the Mystery
were
See Bessie Barriscale in
this great play
TODAY ONLY
Thursday
With Five Acts
Vaudeville
“TURNING THE
TABLES”
Need to Mention Fun
Dorothy Gish
wthat's all and thats'
No
plenty
Friday
Better Than Stage Production
CORINNE GRIFFITH
_in—
\’IIagraphs Production of Clyde
Fitch's Famous Play
“THE CLIMBERS"
With Vaudeville
Saturday
William Duncan
r—lll-«I
“Smashing Barriers”
HOYT’S
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Evenings at 7 and 9
Matinee Saturday Only at 2:15
)rchzstra, 20c Balcony, 15c.
Thursday. Nov. 13
ConstancgnTalmadze
“GOOD NIGHT. PAUL”
Friday. Nov. 14
Mollie Kim:
_m‘
“Suspense”
Saturday. I Yov. 15
J. W’arrerii Kerriaan
“Three X Gordon”
Keep Your Eyes of the World on
the Announcement for Hoyt's
November 19, 20, 21, 22?
AND KEEP THOSE DATES OPEN
FOR SOMETHING BIG!
4
.anythinu shc has assayed
LIBERTYIPARTY‘INIMERIDEN
MERIDEN, Nov..12.——The new Lib-
erty Party, which expects to place a
ticket. in the field at the clty election
in December, today petitioned 101.8
AI IHE IHEAIRIS
HOYT'S TOMORROW ;
The Comedy of a Thousand Laughs,
Constance Talmadge in “Good
. I
nght Paul” '
‘(mod Night I’aul'" is Constance
Talmndac‘s latcst pIoduction for her
Sclcrt SInI Series in wlIiIlI she is
proscntcd by Lewis J. Sclznick; it
will be the feature attraction at lioyt‘s
Thcatrc tomorrow. 'TIH‘ photoplay
was adapted from the current musi—
with tho sIImc ti-
(III I'llllll‘lh' "'II'I‘I‘SS
tlc. in which Ralph Iierz made a dis-
tinct hit on Broadway and in the
II‘II'ItI-r CIIII‘K. “'Itltcr Edwards, who
'cd lhc picturc. has aptly tcl'mcd
IIII‘I"
it “the comcdy of a thousand laughs".
and il is a vertinblc bonanza of wholc~
I-omcdv situations hcightoncd by
and occasional thrillfi. ,
The action of the story is Iicftly and
logically worked out. And the dc-
Itoucmcni is surprisin: and pleasing to
all (‘onstnncc Talmadce surpasses
cvon hcr own hlsrh standards of aclxiov
FIIllII'
Suzlpt‘l‘lSI‘
cmcnt in tho field of screen comI-Iiv-
drama in this. hcrc latest Select Star
Series prcducticn- as a cos-"h. {TI-re-
forc. ‘ ‘ooIl Ni'zht Paul?" is a smash.
in: success ronI Ixcry point of How.
.7..._. __H .-
PALACE TODAY
Jack Holt and Bessie Barriscale in.
“Kitty Kclly M. D."
Bosslc Barriscalc zivcs another
proof of her yorsutility Il‘ “Kitty KI-lly
.\I. It." hcr Robcrtsonl‘olc'rev
Icusc. appc'nintz at the Palace
'l‘hcutrc. This popular hlondc star's
success in this production Is unique.
inasmuch as the mic is different from
for some
.Iimc. Horoiofore. the beautiful Bessie
‘has specialized in society dramas. but
,in “Kitty Kcllv M. D." assumes
iIlI' l'OII‘ of II woman doctor in a wvsi-
Icrn mining town. and the chanec i:
decidedly rcfrI-shing.
The dramatic element or the story
_is excellently worked ouz, while the
tcns.ion is relieved by many humor.
ous episode: in which Miss BarIlscale
‘prochts her delightfully sprighth per
sonnlity with telling effect.
ni‘\\'
only
sho
l
l
I
l
V PALACE TOMORROW
INo Need to Mention Fun-Just Dorthy
Gish in. “Turning the Tables"
Dorthv Gish is literally a cure for
the bi ucs in her new photo farce.
‘Tumina the Tables." at the Pahce
Theatre tomonow with "nudmillc. A
Iobust v0 um: man has been peIsuaded
in his mother that he is aling and a
fit subject for I; sanitarium until Doro-
thy gets in some of health givin'i exu-
beIance.
a whoop and to prove his legenetation
Icleans up his private trainer. with
Miss Gish refeerring the mill. That is
only a sugecstiou of the mirth there
is ‘packI‘d in this jolly film. which is
fully up to ‘Miss Gish's standard.
I RECENT THURSDAY
“Joseph M. Schenk," Presents Beauti-
‘ ful Norma Talmadge in. “The Way
of a Woman"
Among the outstanding
I"Thc \Vay of a “'oman." Norma Tal-
Imadae's latest Select Picture. which
I comes to the Regent Theatre on Thurs
day and FIiday is the truly remark-
able cast which supports the famous
.41
features of
IEEEI SICK ERIIM
i
Then he comes to life withs
HEAD Ill EEEI?
Mr. Wilford J. Jarvis, 181
E. Main Street, Water-
bury, Is Another One of
the Endless Chain of
Boosters for the Herbial
Tonic CINOT. It Will Do
for Others What It Did
for Him. Try a Bottle
Yourself if You Feel
Need of Medicine
in
I
Mr. Jarvis says from the effects of
CINOT on him that that medicine is
doing exactly what it represents.
in conrcrsation with the (‘lNOT c.\'~
pcrt. he remarked that people came to
him “I"! two stories. The first en-
II: ilId nil tlII-ir miscrics and troubles.
In said. “You Will note the thron:
mound Inc now: som:I of ll‘mll haxc
happy l'accs. some sad. That little
palcfacc girl is II girl that is working
in II fil(l(:"_\' in this city has not eaten
properly and. the conscquencc is. she
is thin. pale and run down. You watch
in r blossom out aflcr slII- has had two
wIcks' lrc'ltmcnt wi'h (‘INOT. It will
InzikIr It now girl out of hcr. That cl-
IlI-rly‘lady. that is luuzhin: and just
L'IHI- me her testimonial, lilrr‘o‘ nooks
ago was as yellow as a pumpkin. fI-lt
tiII-Il out and had 11 continual head
ache. was badly constipated abut. Io-
dny. fccls fine and is cinninx vycry
Jay." Now Mr .13!" is says:
“i hIch been a suffcrcr from indi-
L'cslion :In-l castrllis. I would swvll up
and bloat. my stomach would act sour
and I would III-.vc dizzy spells. ' :Ip
lit-liit‘ was sonic days rcal good and
the nl‘Xi day could cat nothin: :I! :III
I {I‘ll IIIisI-rtlblc and “cal: and Mimi
many rch-dics to col WI-ll but I‘IN-
OT. Iruc to its .IIirI-I'Iisinz. ‘II‘IH'IIOII
.Ill tho IIhItvc symptoms and I {col
‘2“ III,"
I'iNOT has lIIIr in “Enos-burr only
.‘I slII-I'I Iimc. but it has surcly cstab-
llslIo-Il n rccord for “sell. by the quick
rv'icz' it (lives in dizzy spclls. constipa-
tion. sour acid stomach. bilious and
Icryous headaches. rheumatism. and
.,_
at)
lcr's (Iago succnss ‘ Nancy III)"
‘ SUFFRAFGISTS IN
film. Ernest Thompson Seton Cieen» There is no tax on windows in our coun-
\‘l’lCil. rice-president (If the associa-
lion, gave the response «I ma III-I try. such as there Is III some of tho ()‘Id
I
50TH CONVENTION
Continued From Page One.
ray, Falrfield county organizer. who
has been one of the busiest people in
connection with the convention. evcry-
thing was in readiness to receive the
large number of delegates and to pro—
vide for a well entertained convention. I
The session this morning was held
in the sun parlor of the hotel. since
the ball room must be put in 0mm for
the dinner, which wil. occur Ill-3'1": this
evening.
Miss Ludington. Pl'i‘fiI-II ill of me as-
Ioclanon. caIleIi the convu nI Ion Io or-
I;Ir at 12 L'clock. .\iI.~ Sh: I'. extend-
ed the wtel “omc 10 B: iI': :epIII.. and
come. Ailcr the appoImmIm of (-011
name committccs. the “on“... “'orid countries. In t‘liliv of all our war
lion adv-
KIIII'rcd for an infnrmzl . . . .' . ~ .. ' ‘ « . In
3 The “Hermon Wfin‘m“:‘)’;I‘£_lr‘1‘;“'"n-m 2: laws we still IiJlC‘ all unlimited supp... of
l‘. m. After the remiinz III the min- pnrc air without cost. \l'indows. IIHWI‘VI‘I‘.
III-us of the 13:1 conve il."vi‘. reporIs of ~
committees and Hair (MI --I‘ Were a 9 P9”? ‘I‘Ili‘l' ”"1 “ ’1] ”‘41 ”413's- “‘7' ”"1"
I ' . 4‘ I 2 I'I. ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ '
firxxmog “av? ”:1“: IIQIIIIIII.» Lima“: admit the cold as chI a.“ thc :lll'. The Idea”:
(-Ilunty “011; which ILI Ilivrn Izontwiur— \\ il\ 0" '~j\;§1i};;1illv: III “JUICY 3 1.x» . "Illf' I
in: the year. Miss .\'I;Ih 5] I‘ \‘I'ash ' ”I
iIu:;I_ rim-”011113;. [llv‘il’.-,Is1\|o.,,~ W. good warm air furnace like the STAM-
I;I:I: Miss Mary lZYI/I 'I .‘I u:' '- ~ - I . . ~
{Tum-o 9. ”our; m “I. Agifia‘usg. I‘UIII). which heats. IiIc pure air III‘I’II'I‘ sI-nd-
gain» the lII-adquattsi ~ 3. p01“, and. ill" It ”,I.‘,;‘.r}l ft (I hulls“
Miss dulia \i. liinamun. pzilIiIcin Ili- H 5 H ' I I
I‘I-(‘l01'. got? an amount .I. I)” pass;
and publicity work nhII-II has bI-In _._._.._...._,
done during the year. -
The most iIIIpoI-Iant iv‘l ‘3.’ of Ihe '
ancrnoon session “Iii“ III . II pII: giver. \thn VI)" IIIIV :l STA .‘I I‘IHIII‘ film: '.I I'1
by Mrs. Florence L. If. “II-“I: I on the I ' _
3(I"l'nIlIii'S of the Ilrvshi‘ III. I] sum-nee .“m 3"" I‘EIi‘ii‘I't‘"! h." F“) Finn" “VI“‘IIII‘ni'n
.s Llama! I‘ ' ‘— "' - - -
fi‘llllgtéi‘jdlxs‘liéi'; _ m“: hmfiifl‘n'yfib‘r In Immufacm 'lllg hcatmg apparatus
the association Ilurim; .l'.‘ .1... par.
and has II \cry lll’llll-‘Il.* lIuovtmiz I 01
all that happcncd In sulfur icgisia-
Iicn dollar: the 1919 S“::l\lh ( i‘ 'l I Imgv
islII‘Iut‘I.
lNJUNCllllNAfIAlNSl
I
I
REVENUE OFFICERS
I
HORACE R. NASH
PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Nov. 12.-— ' .
Judge- Ax:hur 1.. Brown. III thc FI-dIr- Corner Noth M8!“ & WCSI SIreeIS SO horwaEk L0“.
Ill lhstrirt Court today. Issued a tent-3
porary injunction auainst liaru-y 3A.;
IEIkcI'. t‘nIII-d States Attorney.
Ii“(ll'2(‘ F. Shannen)“. l'ollcclor I — — -' .
tn-rnal llcycnue. rmtramin: Iflltlfln ' v r. ‘ ~
mm, m, WWW 0, me “fly HHLMEHMB gLcmsh Troops Attach .\ IIERII A\ DELEGATB.
'1 hr inwne- : German Russmn Forces LEA\ E IN DECEMBm
wartime prohibition act.
Iion was Isued upon :hc pcti tor. of _. —
thI- Narragansett llicwmg Company.l DORPAT. Livonia. Nov. 13 (Age...
The salc of four perm-n1. bee. was“ RECEIVES FMfi ciaIpd mossy rile-nigh troops in my
lIIIInchIIII'ly rI-sumed by PIU\IIZIDC8 region near Riga attacked me (;.,~
I5‘1\l:f’;f}ll"lfl\lg¥()\‘ \‘ y l mane-Russian {reel of Col. Hermon I:
. a . . , . I. .‘ ”’uUlln 2". ,na
Kramer, an attorney 0: Mansfield. 0..I MARTFORD- X0“ ll. GOVN'DOI' \estervd‘ltx angiguslllli:dd:3: TIM“, Ih‘c
has been appointed federal pruhlbi~ Holcomb rcccived today on behalf of Lettlsh confereea at the Baltic sta'vS
conference here were adv-Iced today.
The attack resulted in Riga bcmu
IIon commie-tuner in dirett charsc of
the enforcement wartime and Ian-
the state the flag which flew over the
I‘ap'tol at “‘ashinzlon on the day the'
III
few minutes the flag was
in.
run 'IU‘YH condition. It will pick you .~-IIIution:Il prohibition. 'l’niII-d “at“ declared War on (‘cr- entirely fred from menace by Col. Bur
up and mnko \ou fun] like a dificrcnl Air. Kramer. who formcrly was :1 mar\" ah.” ”In ”,9 day ”1" “main )mom“ 8 forces.
pct-son It is vlzI» last word in Ionics. mIm‘IJI-r of the Ohio lmgmln Ul‘I'. Ie “,ugI'F‘i ned 8 "HT 'l'VO' “ ‘wa: "1' I .III- lA Its. l’ is added. captured II
(‘lNO'l‘ is sold lli l‘l:Iistc":'.< lImzl ‘13,..41 szlalur I‘Ouurrynp. ”mo- scutedgto Unfim‘wfilin'm rm £11x:‘-IHIIYP!“V of heavy guns and numerods
Store. “'ashinzton strccr. Also. at tiny-mt. Uhio tmluyfi .II-ccpllml i H' “l" Ioi fir-v blacI IakIn hr the :Iga‘e (InImaomne guns.
v - ‘ - . . .-I ‘ ‘ ‘ _ ‘ I
“Mum” Drug: Sim-.3 “us-twirl: sw-IIz-;III>IIIIuIent and illllltnlnt‘lllfi IlI;:. he Hoar-subscribipu ‘0 m“ ““0“ 1 Ian _ .379 ”v".-.
crs Dru: I‘m. Sou'hpm‘ii ”- ‘7 NW‘IIIIHIIII twain Ills‘. damn: IquI \‘m‘; The prese'IIaIion took pI'ace. atAIhoI mm
throp's Dunbury; “IIIIIIIII ll, Jmtesii T1“. commissioner Will work mm” capitol shorIU after twclye o'clock I
SIRI‘IIIUTII- "I“! "I Hill'I‘l'JI‘Id I 'UlIthc l3 I‘cau III lnlIrnal .\t‘I'VHuF anl ' ‘ ‘
s . ., .~ , . u and was made by Mrs. Morgan h.‘
. "‘1". 31 I‘M-““1” -\‘*‘-. “lidii'l'l- ~ ,- VI" hznc I ‘Iargc III the field fin-Ci IHulkclt’." and “'illiam R Putnam (III ‘I
Ad" -I . .— a . ‘ . - . . - .
II‘L'III. I will In used i.I I...oIIiII.. uotlIIlhe Connccucut liberty loan Cotn-‘ ’
.- (- Irmpo: my and czxmsmutt "Ia: dr‘ ImillPP on Denalrxof Ihe Lnited <IIIII~sI ”es
.. I
Id“ gm ernment. A .I i resentatiu of the I .
staI in this :wnplion of It‘iuzpw “21]!— —~———— —--——————-—-~—— ‘l‘I'cJ‘i'JIF DID-1H “is" V'U‘ i"'"""" A; £533.,lflg ‘IOII'II'PV
after '
:IquIwztion of “0” known per-
on lntl'. scion and stazc. many
lice-n i'I atuicd Ih :rIII.‘—<el\
is an
i’nrmcIs
of “hunt hll\"
>s in othor rroductions.
ntothcr is played by Gertrude .llerko-
h v "the famous mother on the screcn"
whose individual success in
Brides" has often been duplII‘utod b)
bet in slmilav rolcs.
The rest «If the cast includes I‘olonel
Vernon. Mae McAvoy and “illhm
Humphrcys in tho otlIeI name parts in
this splendid story of modem Ameri-
can life.
REGENT TODAY
Something on Her Mind, See Dorothy
Gish in.A“Turning the Tables.
li' a plotting auntIand an unscrupu-
lous physician had arranged to have
you confined in a privat sanitralum.
under the pretext that your mind was
unbalanced: if the car was ordered
and the nurse on hand: and If your
room was aheady waiting for you,
what would you do?
Did you ex er meet tho condition it:
which a nurse would sav you were in-
sane and you would try to prove your
sanity?
That is one of the situations that
'confront Dorothy Gish in her latesi
Paramount Iicture “Turning the Tabl-
es." which will be shown at the Re-
cent Theatre
In this case Dorothy meets it in a
‘ :way that mav work in some cases and
:not in oth's This time it resulted
in her arias the freedom of the”
I grounds. hbeing courted by the man she
wanted to marry. and finally escaping.
IThe above is one of the rainy situa-
tions that are said to make this pie
,ture one of the supple“ that Miss
Gish has yet presented.
"\Var I
Mumummmmww
-cei\rd by the gmctnor it was hoisted
Ito the top of the staff on the capitol. ;
:W1 .ater it will be gix en a place with;
S I 8 other historic flags in thc posse/ionI
:of the state. The city battalion of the 5
hIConnecticut State Guard constituted a -I
diltzplsr
IRIirr
\liss Tul'nadfrc's Inn-Iin': l
(‘nnII-m- TI ‘H‘Ic-_ ~.\hu “we .2. omIII :guard of honor for he flag duxing the;
I' ‘ ' exercises. .
. .-,. \l: H ,‘ ha” .1. \, -il. . \‘lVl’ \ ORR. Nov 11 -l iquidation .. ~ I T, u ,
'«I‘f‘n I'I'IIDO‘I I I III - f I: 1-l . ,I (is “vOI‘RS W35 II‘Sumcd at the Opening Th9 flag presentation as the only ' c a I
Folly and \\ ho “as o...II .I. «on of today 5 ‘men. but declines \ ere formal rpoosnincn cf AI’:I".~IIC9 “.0“ ‘
,with (‘larn liimhzvl‘ \‘o‘mr‘ i-I "Tl"~ orderly in contract to ypflerday s (19. in this cit). Mayor hmsella sue». Heals The “mat I
Rcawm “'hrl-I also a $91.on I‘II~!‘.I"9. InoralizId, close. ' - Igeste'criI in”? 'I:9°:I?;na?m. :02; (13;: i Cures the gh
Thc rolc of thc lIcroinofi; miIlIEI 41".qu 3i ‘Slrlll' s lIKIn b) I3" :II imam :II 111- 8E0 3 P l D D u I ) In .. Con
tor-mu. mpplementmi by the Fe redal taske for a moment at ll o'cloczz th- , 35¢ per Bottle
hour of the signing of the armistice
Ion November ll. 1918 as a mark (III| A FREE BOX OF
Iespect to those who gave their lives LEROVE 8 ”PEI'TMTE “EVE
in the great struggle.
|0pens the Pores and renamefl
‘ For Chest Golds, Head Colds and
Group. is enclosed with every bot-
tle of HAYES‘ HEALING HONEY
You get the Cough Syrup and the Salve
for one price. 35c.
Reserve BoaId. wet»;- effectiu- in slau-
ilizing Etnt‘Iai market conditions.
Another dIop of 1 to 4 points mark-
ed the first sales of steels. motors.
oils and sexeial other industrials and,
specialties which featured yesterday‘s
more severe recessions. L. S Steel.‘
. withstood the swee lug reac- _
32:30! the prmious sessio‘h. ogpnéddn its ha”. in South Mam street. last.
at a Iuodei Ite advancve and standard night A large gathering, made “D or
rails reflectI-d substantial support {local members and out Of 10‘“ “Sit-
I iors. was in attendance. and enjoyed
Iexceeding‘y the inltiatory and other
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum.
held its. usual semi-monthly meeting.
exercises that too kplace. One of the Made. Recommended and w D
IBOMB SA Ifeatures of the evening Was the relat. the Public by
'ing of a story, by Past Regent Frank . .
Goodchlld. entitled "My Experiences Pans “m3. new
fADED 0R 6 y "A ;VVith a. Wild Man," and, need‘ess to W‘
an; be held the undivided attention of Laxative Bromo Willem &
all from beginning to end. At the
close of the meeting refreshments
were served. during which a very
pleasant social time was spent.
m
Groves Tasteless Chill Tulle
If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkeni‘ So
Naturally Nobody can Tell
Grandmotlfer kept her hair beauti-
fully daikencd glossy and attractive
with a brew of Saze Tea and Sulphur
W'heneI er her hair took on that dull. ’
faded or streaked appearance this.
simple mixture was applied with won.‘
dertul offer: By asking at any drug
store for “.er th'e Sage and Sulphur
Compound." \ou will get a III.“ :e bot-'
tle of this old tune recipe. improved
It
by the addition of other intredients.
all ready to use at very nttle cost ‘
This simple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natural color and beau-
ty to the hair
A well known downtown drugglst
gays everybody uses Wyeth' 3 Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because It:
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied-—
it‘s so easy to use too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and
dnwitthmushyourhafrtakmxoao
strand at a time. By mot-amuse W
W m ..
we wav or A mat“
l .
”minnows...—
12 The Amcm
Ihu I’cacc Confem
has infu‘mod lIlz' Supreme (‘ouncfl it
its IIIIIpIIIIn to ban) Franco durw
IhI- first days of lIeIcInbcr accord“.
to semi—cfliIial information from t.it
lrInch l-oreign Office
The British peace delegation I‘
also Pxprcsscd the same desire. oi»
the general impression in French 0‘!
ferInce circles is that tge Confer“
mill conclude its work y the end i
this month
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