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i-iiegent Theatre
5 Piclures and
.,g Cia-
3. Vaudeville
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.' Today
,. mayo. Sillii’l‘ i'l'dllllt:
'r Presenting
R
.‘craldine Farrar
'ié’u Lou Tellegen
~—'!11*‘
' The World and Its
' C‘
ll oman '
Other Attractions
Thtii'sdal‘
Vaudcvri‘e 54: 2'15, 6:45
o‘Clock
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\anvvgut
Elsie Ferguson
‘~.":-'.=ticwl|e 9
"Counterfeit"
Friday
With Vaudeville
Alina Reubens
“Min, .
“A Man’s Country”
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iSllNllllN ill" ,
a lumbar
ruin it
“'E._'.-§gfib
1-, "AN“ V “pen‘aea? If 31343553: 129 will urine-sitar ;EPiSCOI‘laI church tendered'a larcweli compared to 0-? tune, Bridgeport, as ‘ Thr ‘ncrf Murrow lliifiilnt rules at?
9- L » f ‘ Fugiy sign me petition no}? being an supper. at, the ,Norwalk Country Club. 159 one ”Mr :on ‘t‘Othears ago. and Into cilect today, “wormng to a at! ‘7
$331235" - culotcd by the horwalk Teachers’ AS~kfst Pruning, '10 the Iiev. Alired Ii. annual "i‘Pill'lNZf'iilie'cis l.l!uc,‘ilic a.” mum inzulc by Ar *ili Buincll. fi»:
"‘3 iéeisef, ~ - _ 500mm“ .- . . Il’e‘dbe' who has been “W'DODHIHI‘ has~ signers on jaiie in th’ 02:“) {only}... “"51.qu ("1 1h, '1‘" ‘1‘: 1““ m“ 0mm“, by
Q 1 2. DOPS he bEllGVe that sound,i01‘ Of iht? church {01' a number 0;. “(11‘thfliers-1m ‘85}, Hill} is In“. (iv. ljlix -' u‘ no 10.1....“ .
_ ‘ . ‘ a f 9v training [or his children is impossible Fears. and in now "oin:r to n 131'va .. 1' -.: . , Q .‘g‘ “ml? Simeon min “5': (su'idsmm
' rd 7 ' ' p ii... ‘33”: Mr' H' M’ HOV cy, 01" 4"Dgif left in the hands of underpaid. in}: field in Brooklyn. 5 fl L L 3::le ”nigh: 91'}: .13" great. I‘Qdurtion in l!" h . \ winners f
L " ' ' . m ~ 30% State StTEC’t, POP'JIRI' COI'immurc and poorly trained'instruct- FOHOWing the diSCUSSiOII M iii? duo iw ix'~‘01iihliriosmium: 1"; prinflp““~‘ :3?” "“‘ brvnahcrh' W
: - . ’ .- ' . 1 ? o .. " c' ‘ - 3min“, which my . ‘ i w :_ m. .‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - Infill“ : » '~ erh and i7.» 1‘ .
. ectoi, Tens Experience are If he d e: be “ill eign {nope i is of exceptiona. gun. h“. L Dumb), ”mm! t l «4 m;
iiitclliccncc that the entire-army is
dorm-ling, that the (‘zar's government
:liuo born overthrown. and that Rus-
Irin‘s part in the war will licnccforlli
for nominal.
l ills thoucslits wander hack to Pctnr
izmd. to the girl ho has left there {in-
‘prnicclod to lace throcs of revolution.
iRuddcniy lic jumps up and is nvxt sccn
:Tninr: to her.
to the Press
REGENT TOMORRO‘N
Revealing
Charm and Emotional Power
Elsie Ferguson in “Counterfeit" .
II is sometimes: the fatc of an actor
the
of
::rl'c'1 to make a big success
Pictures or Vaudeville
Every Day
f;
ware
Today
Elsie Ferguson
[ADI-<1 i'u:'zliiiuiii.~. nrlcl‘zll‘l
Starring \‘chiclc
“Counterfeit”
“Squabs and Squaboles"
A \‘izug'rapli Commly
Burton Holmes Travelogue
Thursday
th Vaudeville at 2:15 and 7
Special Run at 9:15
Geraldine Farrar
With Lou Tellelren
“The wZi’iH and Its
Woman”
Friday
’l‘hw Only Noni-all: i'rcscnluiion ot'
the Fox Supr-r Venture
Theda Bara
-'lIl
“La Belle Russo"
With Vaudeville a 2:13 and 7
Special Rim 9 o'Clock
Week of December 21
Palace Anniversary
The fifth anniversary of the Pai-
being given over to unusual and ex-
ceptional pragrams—a feature at.
me Theatre will be~observed by
trzction for every Gay.
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”in a part which he dislikes intensely
‘zind then have the aftermath pursue
_liim lilo roar of his life. Charles Gen.
nrd. the wall known film "heavy" who;
{IDDC‘ZH‘S in Elsie Ferguson’s new pic-'
lllil'l‘. “(.‘oziiitui'fcit.’ at the Regent thea-
tro tomorro‘r with \’3UdP\'ill(‘, is goin:
'lhrouch that cxpcricncc at the present?
time. Whilo the far was still on, Ger-f
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. . . many homes in the course of his bu
duccr. and finnaliv consented when it
owns: provcd to’ him that thc deceitful
charactcr on the screen of the Teutou
would sorvc a patriotic purposc.
' Since that time hardly a day has
passed that Gerard in: not 'ocon afi-
pronchcd with an ofi'rr to play a Gcr—
lllikll rolc in u film. But he has drawn
ltho lino absolutely. .1 wou‘d tiro out and feel Wonk carly
i u”.-- -_,_._E ..._ _- ,tiic zinc-moon.
PALACE TODAY
done. and Mr. Hovey has also had
He says:
constipated felt
nm digcs-t my food.
0
at all, and could start xiii over
"pd bn‘w‘m‘ss takes me-
the city and I can call inhundrcds
"(II'N.’S,
See Newport Society. on Unusually
Attractive and compelling Photoplay
Elsie Ferguson in “Counterfeit"
A yacht which has been tlic scene
ici‘ nothing rrorsc that a few may par-
lprovious to July lst) was cor—
lruptcd by the movloa into a den of
icounlerfciloir. when Elsie Ferguson's
. new Paramount ‘ Artcraft picture.
4"(Tountcrfoitf‘ was filmed. The trim
ic'al‘t is the propcrtv of a New York
tics
more .ilicy arc enthusiastic ovcr it.
am pleased
also."
CINOT is for sale cxclusivcly
Plaisted's Drug Comp
ton street. South N
onwalk: “'illia
H. JOIN'S', Stamford:
II. E. Northrup
HOYT’S
The Best Produced Pictures
Thursday
Sylvia Breamerx
Hin—
J. Stuart Blacktcn's
“A HOUSE DIVIDED”
. .nm‘v-IJ ..
2 Friday
5 Bessie Barriscale
i -—in—-
“TWO GUN BETTY”
Saturday
With Matinee
Herbert Rawlinson
__.in.._
“A Dangerous Atfair”
Coming Soon
“Elmo stheiMig‘htY”
tarr ng
Elmo Lincoln
Noted For His Success in
“‘Romance of Tarzan"
,. . m. u—
.
v.-. Aqfiokwmb In.
“C53 and naturally 8093 and hears the if hp Anna, he will g..:~~\ 01's :wHtlnfl
stories of the good that CINOT has “"W ”T": ”iwmmmd by ”‘9 {Norwalk
little CINOT experience oi? his ow
“For many years I have bcen a :‘uf'm’fiw'fifv‘ by tho Nor-walk Teachers‘ 3.5-
fercr from iircr troubh; was terribly Floatation.
t'aggcd out and did
. i do a grout deal “'nii. '
oi walking in tho day and notice that "“'°<"" “"“°“'r M "W” Th" “7“" ha‘:
I have taken two bol- inif‘lllzpnpm “mews“
;tlcs m (‘INOT and. \rhoii my Whole fIM' n”, hdqpainrg of our children of Market swoon.
. ’duy‘s work is donc. i don‘t sccm lll'Pd “"“""‘ “"’ "Pmnnd so much. to whom
gain.
all over
' i hour a great deal of (‘INOT;
it, is very evident that the Bridgeport
poopio liko it. as 50 por com, of tho
homes I call on nae it. and. what is
to bc :i CINO'I' booster.
any. 43 “lashing.
's. bury avonuc today nursing a badly
W ,1!!!
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Teacher's Circulate Petitions:
Asking Taxpayers to En-'
dorse $200.1}aise
.——.-—' —.
iii. ,
‘* iliiwiii iusi
'About tweniy members of the offi-
mai board of the Norwall: Methodist
Continued rm“, Page One.
a——.—..
slam should r'reccive a salary which
makes it possible to meet. living ex-
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ness, Harvey M. licnt, in a neat and
Iliaiacteiislc littic StDECll. presented
the guest of the evening with a porno
containing twenty nice new {1in dollar
bills. Rev. Mr. Beebe, in. accepting
iiiticn now beinz circulated
fNorwalk Teachers” Association.
l 3. Does he realize that a-hiahly
itrained efiicient man or woman can-
lnot ho permanon'ly aflracted by the
by the
ing: a luncheon to Mrs. Beebe, who is
no less popular than the pastor. at the
'Ardslcy inn, New Canaan._thi.< ailer-
'c(lucation moans brim“ -"iii29ns:i‘n7 énocn, . The till) W113: made in tour our
Hf lio docs. ho will “ii"‘l llio hot""‘n :ltflllflillif‘fi, and. her-i605; the 53-49“ 0f”
now being: circulated by: tho Norwalk 1mm“ ”WW prcsuir :irc: Mrs. l‘lar-
.Tcaclici‘fi' Associn'ion. coco Slauson, Mrs, Hanpy M. Kent,
rnoW being circulated b\,' the Norwalk
'Teoclwrs‘ Association.
5. T‘ces bc lip-lime that a Sound
'a'il'irin: own not ‘suffic‘ent in 'moct MFS' Robcrt Millard, 0f Bl'idzl’iioi‘L
prcaont livins cxponcm‘.’ if hp «Pr-q. A :‘Dk‘ndid bouquet “f Chrysanthe-
crzmrl list
- ' -l . at H3 “"." “3‘1”" ._
51- (““1 3"" " if" "‘7 a '1" d FPI‘HS. Another one will be held in
the near fuluie.
a Thonhnri“ quorlatlon. 5
n 5 in, “or: he rnvr-i’ Ii" lip does. hc‘
.é‘vil‘ Riv“ tlm "million now lv‘ll’it’ cir-
Today in Wall Street 7
NEW YORK. Dc". l“ ll‘fu‘l S :"M
10:30 a. in.l._Del3y in the Sf'lfi!"l‘,l.‘n'
of l‘ic coal Strike and indica'i'm: (f
furthcr dcmoralization in f<i~~ci":i e):-
in "r‘W‘n m tnlif‘ n ‘s‘f-and on ihn aidn nf Chance contributed to the lower trend
and ran- plav of pricos; at the outset of today": Sock'
d
nthor incline: can “'2“ 'l'h‘q ”'"mfii
1i =.~ 0"! lqt'nn 11mg “om..- 0199-19“
Reactions Wore Con!“
fincd to fractions. liowcrcr. with t‘I-n
icxceplion (Vl'isii‘l‘cl‘nl of llic active rno
ilor oil and railway shame. in \vlifih
.dcclincr‘ cxlunded in a full point, Trail
in: war unusually lizht speculati‘ci» in-
wo give so little.
Nuiwuiilnilliu
oi“
\VAIJ. STREET, NO"?1.~PI‘(“~'SU'.'C
against motors and kindred fipccialtics
alr=o oils. Sioelrf and shippincs‘b manic,
(luring tho dull ("‘14:
Declines of 2 to 7 points were
icy-pair. waiting on “'Ol'd frcm the In. tho other ingredients—silica, soda. 2130.031?” Pa {EunxaiqniftvL-tamh
I dinnmmpq conference, 11min. ll‘fih'nxit'n and alumina. (in ‘.l.< " . "U, min“ 11m “mo“:qfi. posit!
L ., first homing tbc glass is colorless! ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ out.
at
William H.1‘Raymond. Jr.. is: con-
fined to his home today at 19 ‘1?an m/"S'pm
Tilfll'P
houn
ill
The story presents Miss Ferguson
iin the uniquc role of a Southern girl
or good family who is compelled by
financial misfortune to become an
agent of the Secret Service. and in
this capacitv' rounds up' a band of
'clever counterfeiters. David Powell
is the lcndin: man and the picture was
directed by George 'Fitzmaurice.
WANT PEACE TREATY RATlFlE
{0113’ Promincnt
cans have
California
telegraphed
lional 'l‘omm'lico a joint appeal
iservr tionr. or amcndmenl s
i
‘ PALACE TOMORROW.
Samuel ,Goldwyn Presents- Geraldine
Farrar With Lou Tellegen iri‘“The
World and its Wotrien"
Lou Teiiegen introducetfhis beauti—E
i'ul Borozoi. or Russian Wolfhound. to
the screen in Geraldine Farrar’s latest.
picture, “The W'orld and its W’oman,"i
which will be seen at the Palace thea-Iand place for the 1920 Re
tre tomorrow with vaudeville. The
doc. built on the lines of a greyhound.
but with a coat of white, silky wool, its quadrennial meeting her.
is a valuable pedegreed animal. From,-
itlie dog fancier's point of View, the
was announced here trday by the Pa
fornia branch of ”IQ Leacue to E
gforce Peace.
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CHICAGO WANTS REPUBLLCAN
CONVENTION
ii iii liliAlllES
REGENT TODAY
{The Greatest and Most Stimulating
Photopiay You Have Ever
Geraldine Farrar in.
and its Woman"
One of theniosl palhctic scenes in
licraldine Farrar's new Goldwyn Pic-
ium, “The “’orld and its \Yoman.“
which come; to lhe Regent theatre to-,
"‘l‘. takesplace in a Russian dugout
. . . . i
do Russm. was still an active ally
. the great war. In the centre of the
. 'cnc, Lou-Tellegen, an army officer
:l the old Russian army is disclosed
~ :ttin: in a‘ dugout with his maps-i bc~
i’n‘c him. An army campagn confide
inrown over his shoulders. his beard
7|
i» half an inch long. his eyes tired and‘
worn looking and his ’face drawn to a
Iminted chin. He sits brooding‘at his
Iii-5k over the reverses that have be-
{mile the Rusian army. A few soldiers
vitran about. the but. but the officer
does not heed them. Before him is the, . "
—-Only One “BROMO QUININE’?
To get the genuine, call for full name
‘IIAXATIVE BRO'IIO QUINN]? Tab-
leis. Look for the ”signature oil? 1”
GROVES. Cures a Cold in one .
l;
{'slightly arched back. the forehead re-
iceding from the eyes, the Sharply.
islopinz‘ muzzle and long bushyfight and declared the
tail carried straight down and close to to win.
the body. disclose an animal of excel—i
. lent points.
In Russia. these dogs are used
.
'iselyes behind the wolf and seize him
behind the cars, bringing.r him to the
ground and so catching him alive.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. lO.——Xcarly
t‘t‘vnubli' cum mmnnrnd of the lnwranco men
\\""'..l'.;im H. of (‘onncclif‘nt
Hays, chairman of the Republicm Xa- ‘bMviszh Fz-M Hartford about 6 n'c'ock
urge chublican Senatorial to ratifv the
[peace treaty immediately \rithout rc~ pvidenllv intending to board the frol-
whicli lrw and la M‘f‘id iivcnin" W‘“ "CW” —
:would require its: l'eiubm’qfiou. This ”“l'NVPd sharply to the hit an‘t ran;
\VASHINGTON, Dec. Iii.——'Thc time
publiran Na:
tional Convention are to be selected
today by the. National Committee at two. when he thought his
The odds let the convention honor 0' the ”a" were taken
before the meeting convened seemed
Ito rest with Chicago, but the St. Louis
,delegafion was keeping up a vigorous CHINESE7 RES
y had a chance
Discussion of the probable date cents .
ici‘ed about the firsr “air of June with of the Chinese OVer the recent inch,
t“many of the leaders urging that Tues- dent at FuChow. in which Japane‘le
Seen chase the wolves. Two are unleashed 355 day, 8, be selected [or the opening of were declared ‘0 have attacked a meet-
“The World the same time. and them range them“the convenzion.
. . to. ”podium 'em fire mirtee plans to announce, different at-
L 3.13% 9“” , — inaction each nigin of the dances.
. ' '~ l , ~ . .....-___.o
‘Millionaire and will probably be "3' Danburv; Luien B. Sivhzor's. Sou'ii- sprained Filouidf‘l‘ a‘*< the result of an made by foimnost issues of thoqo “393 hero ““33" 0"" th" °“"‘”"“’,“r§twacc we now in N‘fizl‘n‘m 8i “0
icognizcd from “*7 pictures in marine pfrIt). P933901? Drug CO" “VOMPOW cxcitinn expcl'igm‘e in ”WHO?“ 185‘ group“. Tho neuul coverinry n10\,0,‘tlic "“39”“? at Indianapolis Of rem‘P-Um 7‘“"“'°”"" l‘"'“”"" ”“‘
> . ". - . It, Y. ‘ .3- .' ,. , - - ~. ‘ " L ' ‘ - _ . ,' ~ ... \n ,r ----n r
(publications bv several when the film pork—Adv P717” 1 Yul! Stony. "lidse- Monday (“9111112. but thanking hid n‘ent effectinz'subrtantial and in mm‘. sciitaln es of the United Mine “Ym'k’l amp ,4; F hd .. 9” nip 1~ A ,9 W
- . . . ‘ l‘If‘kV firms that he is not more scri- , ‘ ' ‘ ' . ‘ . ”dam“ “q ..,.r Nonvu q , ’
‘28 shown at the Palaco theatre today. _,_ ‘ - .insianpes more than full recovcry. PIS of Ameiica “‘ho havc nndcr rn'hmouncci that “m “qyuhpvik dnlfigafq‘
ously injurod.
.fir’flaymcnd was driving a Dodge
roadster on his "way to- attend the
rc~uiar monthlv hIPPl‘lh‘! of (‘10 Field
took place bcforc noon. The rally to
incidcd with advicou that ‘K‘aziiinctcn
expected car‘v and satisfactory settle-1
mcnt of the coal controVersy. General
motors rcplaced a 3 point dccline with
.xa gain of 2% points and other antiw-
nharcs were 1 to 2 points higher. (‘all
:loans opened at 7 per cent.
D.
and hurt paced
in the evening. As he was turning
out to P1“)? :1 ti-nllpv car aiicad of him!
a worm-i dm'tr‘d from th“ sidewalk
to
ACT AGAINST STOWAI‘VAYS.
.—_
i"‘rdon into a trolley car cominz !n‘
”in ormrciM direction. The '70ng
on“. misbrd 'm' a dielanc" of thirty
fawn ho'r‘v‘n {hp y§vnr~¢ nav- rnmn {0 n.
.niop. and was wrecked. Mr. Raymond
'wa's thrown cut and boulder “m
fwranched shoulder was painfully
ibruised in mnnv places. He bagged
tho nizbt in Hartford on" came “fl"l"
li-
n-
"X'ASHINGTON. Dec. 10.——Drasi‘c
steps are being taken by the Shipping
Board to prevent stowawavs entering
the United States aboard government
vessels. J. E. Cushing. director 0: 0p-
erations of the board. today lasucc an
order requiring that the greatcst vigi—
lance be exerctsed in the inspection
l
Bulimia “ gllNil iiiiiii
(d on Svpl.
initir‘v‘. (infill? ill" \‘e‘
m .
lint} boon disclicrgod.
,iiresent salary sr-lmdulc of Norwnlk? ”35 ll'lbutc of esteem. spol-zc l‘cciinzly pun”... 1 7-.) .. .. ”w "7““ “ Wm” m” ”“1“ "’ ”“9“ ”“93! “0"”?
' ilf he (11:. he will sizn 1hr petition 0? his l‘i‘Ff‘t‘t at leaving 5.01"“53-11. and tho madcap: \WH‘ TMOR‘ ”r'jw‘” "'7 ”WM?” ""11." 1"1‘ M" t"*‘ ill-‘1‘ 'W
.nmv bcinf: circulated by the Ncrwall; “‘ "’5 1”." 3'“ 3"”? cs will 3:1 C33 “m" thir‘i‘ ought 410 to the instiiu. “ “ '3' ' _. : *:.l '1' undid?
lTe-ici‘crs' Asgocinlion. BECled Willi the church. " :1 (137749 0f drunk—enrich}: addl'emi’G.
sent 468
HiC—H WINDS AND
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. , z ..is. .lol\::ld Bell Ml“; h M w M ll'. . -. “c [.iil .ii, i 'l’.‘ ll"i\'i(lll\‘ no;
G . a l bclicxc that hrc wood . . , , M 0 act - . A. ,.
. .‘ Doc: .19 I. 1 , . r 1 Sigman, .‘Jrs. “'illiam H Odell Mr»: _ “n COLDER .u'FATHEi: uii... w: by Hi. iirw i-uwr , .
(’llllf‘nflhl‘n rs Widener: u} a (‘1 saw -. u h i' ABM“ ”M -m_1 1:." 1;: ASi'liNGTON. Doc, ink-“'Thp may, "But “m :llxipuu‘nt M, 1. 3:. {Hunts
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'f" :(‘ll'l .‘Zd‘! "m or t“) 0;, r31 KuncS. Mrs. L. J. Rovnolds Mr" r‘d. " ‘ "m‘1 L” 7“"! lb“ V-‘rl‘ l'l mils? ‘ , 'Cl.\’.'l" '"u . ' H’f'illi ”1‘31”.“
‘ ff .\ori\‘:fll\. If hr. dorw. ha V” m 1 "ad .. - . " " ‘ “' :1 far :zorcral d-iva cwcnl ' i -. .l. .--.» \. - . i. v .1 l . i
-m netition now help" pirpnmfpd hv l: i J. liquids, Mrs. L. Si. John O , q l .. ~‘w - . in o In: . . .> .‘ . in .9 3?".
ill 9 \‘o 1k Teachcra'. Accorialion ‘ 1‘99“”, M”- J- Frederick Bryan: \irq "m “(mm “‘"H" today, ar'r‘niiz- =1H.\0n“ iizlr‘rn'ealurl lull 1m ,vzutuion an
‘ 1" ' ' . l~ . . . I . v . , . - - .. . . fi' __ . w . _ . .. ‘
: ‘_. ‘ "‘3 . . . s“. (. Mai-on. Mrs. Jcsso T Dunbar "4‘” ‘1 h‘ high “mds and precom-d u» no“ w; «3 .=:.1 1W. 1 the"
' " D095 1m ~N§hm dial the marl". MP5. Stephen Brav all of in"; "w .‘ ' b" 'q T'Jnflm 7‘“ ‘3““03‘33115' licm‘v in}? i ' - : W" in: :‘tiloznrnt by“,
ion: oak for this IIK'TP'i‘H’ bacon?" i-W ‘ *' “ C“-"‘nd of rain. ‘ ' (\prp-zc"
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liv-
bn will Sign ma naviiimi now being mums-.waiprcs‘emed to )‘h's' B‘Tb" as n‘rr‘l and ‘t'fmoz'row ‘.H- d (3‘4 (H JOHN CA" IAN .AGH -
.1 mm token o the c . thiouzhcul lb
circulaiml by the Nm‘WHlk Terr-““9 ' ...‘._-_ :(lllt; “WW" “m inn lippor Ohio m. GIVES STIRRIVG “303W
,Asaoci"'ir\n. i ’. i“r’i ?: .2 i." ‘V I, k \ . .~ 7 v. A\ v. . ....
. g. hm... ha WW, ”,3, NM“... 3 McEnnclieys Draw Big .7... ,;,,,,..‘.’,‘.‘,,.‘,,, :.,.‘,,,g"§;;1j‘,;_.§:‘1j PICTURE OF EU ROPE?
.. . . _ j Mr. (‘ai'anaglr :ilwat's a road?
[\h“ lORh. Doc. 10. -—Thc Clv’ spcalx‘cr excclled himsrlf last night
.‘no sl'vamship Arapnlioc. which «~o‘- and. all proscnl will lrmsz remember
ll:
resumed her voyage this morning. A ,land, Bpig‘iup‘ and (human-g
ronnri
ilic damazn was
Arapalioe has about 200 passengcru. jpnmiv
Finn‘s. and particularly tho izarncl lini
éfl‘Vi not the ruby huc. as sonic author
lirir-z would have us believe, orizinat
“d
is obtained in: alloyinw or fusin'! an or
trcmclv YI‘IiTllHP quantity of gold with
but on rrlicatin: it. dcvoiops its con.
.-n my“: stoic ~"i1‘ l"l\'\‘ loss 5 ~‘
11th appearances—“New York World. TV}... wk form n h ‘ ‘ e to t ,
.1 ‘~' ‘ " .
1011‘s!
'sidcrttion President Wilson's
ml for settlement of the bituminous
coal strike.
resume discussion of the pros‘dcnt‘s .
‘ proposition.
formal sottlemtent, it
Ethat the operators objected to the pro
ivisions for retroactive wage awards
,to the miners without increases in the
'price of coal. ’
Administration developments' at Iridi-
anapclis were being closely woiohnugag forpladyn Her many friends all
and it was believed today would bring'Ymmc's whi recrnt very much W
some definite decision in
strike controversy.
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‘ ruin NEW ruiiiiui '
AlEilUNil’J/ilili’lili’ PARTY minim
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“‘llll but 75 prisoners in the county
u] by I‘m; « .‘npu >‘~- Pull"
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is=ioncrs'« rims “3
'iiii .96 Prisonch confu-
Rl) 151%. 1.993 “T"c “ti-
‘ - ar, making a, total
On $93!. 30, 2.039 of lhi"'~"
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v 4 Doc: ho bellow that expert ser- 0 rs. eebe. ,. .nmm . u _
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i“ico domandv. adequate: rccompcnso‘.’ hot to be outdone by the” men Win” in: cmlii.“Tff“‘:§‘.“"mb‘?“ “1"" m ( 'Y-H'thn‘l'. ““1“ .h“ . “
5” he (loca. he will Sign the “mum“ folks. the ladies of the church arc Eiv- Tim «FDF‘RV’QS‘1'2. Mi .. UGYI‘glr-f‘fu; . said )1i.‘1)lll\\‘ ll, lilii-i;\':‘
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worc for crinios and :l L. c
itin-(ivimnnors on almost chmv imagm. ' am- up: c t' 4‘ ;,
ole count. ’ ' 7‘: the Si? mm: c :nn 1-.“
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5’ “_ ‘3" “1'1 "Ifint‘l'wa and 87;} iron» to lump in mind lbw ....‘:ll'..l‘lnl l:
.niiiil’t‘fi of foreign lands. . tion In: 1:3;wr u: .ppnd [including ‘
. holiday pi‘rwutr. \ri: lil‘ill‘W',
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as a Tinv bi; of acting. lie was fairly In all of Bridgeport there is proba- im'nw anlzalnd hv thc Nor-walk ‘m the Norwalk 1‘1“!“ch 1‘,“ 151.1,“: displayed this morning from Inuisr pi‘cscn liud iii: picarurn of film
form“! mm ”19 part. .1701. weeks be My no more popular a man than I‘ll" Tcachm‘S' Armciaflon. H ‘ ‘ «nr‘ ' ‘der the :zuspiceq (f the ilxiiijdrnriiz an“ ‘" Maino. to .5 moat intorcslin: and empiric
flood firm nflainst the coaxinz. (~11ch. 51:12:]; it}: genial collector for C: _F. "‘ r17". 4M 11:27“? awful: chi: Rifles and the affair was just as big :1 EA W“ ”“ *“‘~* Word Diciure of ll”? Europe as 1: Ii!-
~iuu. and bi;r salary offers of ”ii? p’r6~ ' npany. Mr- H0793" “Sits.“nm ”‘"”‘ " 9 0' “ success as the prcrcrdinz (mot: or tin» 5T MSH'P COLL'DES pcnr< iodus‘ gathered from his cxpem
“WT” FEBRYBOAT enccs on his recent trip abroad.
doll in :1 fr: with n incl-vboa' short»
nfu‘ r lc'n‘ioz her dock hero. yoslcr-
3y for (‘harlcstnn -and Jacksonville.
the conditions which lin described I“
M'liicii throw an onlii‘cly new light on
the prcscnt situation in France. Em»
from the captain stated
not serious.
"N" l Following the address rofroshmm‘
Th“ fivem rem-mi and niucic by the re».
orW-nivod crchnrirn of CM
‘council enjoyed.
A”? or COLORING GLARS. ,5
is probab‘c that tho coloring of!
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.» Tonto in-- “mm“ ”WWW“ ”we“ "a
was izinnifestod in cffirial cir-
.i.:’tlin“ians ""(l il‘r‘ R“‘:¢,ian SOV‘I‘!‘
j:(.\'c:‘nmcnf loo‘vin", to the nirl'imz &‘
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”707‘0'dmw0vor had nercdwl 1" i‘hf‘ d9!!!“
:0? Hap Fo‘l‘nhianu an 1km. fligfiufifl
‘07 m oi'mi""ce r‘nm=u.-w=-. n: no
Imililni‘v tOV‘i‘" “"1: :‘tatcd. “'RB ‘
be begun on Tuesday.
'4
(‘oal operators were here today to ‘
Thr» friend: or my“ Nollie Ganlev It.
Young's Manufacturing Company "
.gron'ly surprised to bear that she
.icnvirc tho cmplov of this ‘r'om
EMiss Gnnglcy who was employed .
{Younz‘s as arsistanl forciady has flair
‘siznpd her position and accepted _
.with tho Kapman & Goldman Pom ‘
Although there was 110'
was intimai ed '
1
~ ‘H'
At the “‘hite House and the Fuel
the Coal leavinz, wtsh hcr the host of ind!
her new position.
of ships for stowaways., Under the
order any captain who permits a szow-
away to reach America. will ‘be remov-
ed from command. I}
Stowawavs as a rule. it was poimcd
out. are undesirable citizens of other:
ncountrics. who cannot obtain pass-5'
gports and take this means of reaching:
‘Americn. Many of the most ob—
i'ctionable radicals are believed to‘
.have reached thisrcountry in such ai
lmanner. \
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STEEL ORDERS UfiFlLLED.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10,—Unfilled or:
den; of the United States Steel Cm»;
paration on Nov. 30 were 7.128.330;
tons, according to the corporation‘s
monthly statrmcnt issued today. This’
is an increase of 645,662 tons compar-
ed with the firders on Oct. 31.
hv train vpsierdav morning. and was
"attended by Dr. Geome- Tfi. Cram. who
advised complete nuint for a dav or
patient
would be all right train. The remains :
in a garage
near the scene of the accident.
ENT ATTACKS 'oN
STUDENTS
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PEKIbI undav. Dec. 7.——R.csentment MANY
line of Chinesegtudents. continues un-
iabated. despite governmental assur~
ianceq that the affair has been brought
3 stroneg to the attention of he Toliio
.ggovernment - i This is the sixth convecuihie month;
Japan has accepted 1‘} principle a to show an increase. The figures on.
joint, investigation of thedisiurfianeeg, OCT. 31 were 6.472.658 and on Sept. 30
but though the chinese delegates are they were 6,984,638. There was nothin'z
in waiting a: Fix-Chow no Japanese re~ in the sta'iement of the company to in-.
presentatives “7'9 as yet arrived. fdicate what percentage of the unfilled
Meanwhile Country-wide demonstra- tonnmze was the result of tho “trike
tions and public meetings are being in its plants.
held in China urging continuance of ' '
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the boycott against Japanese gOOdS ' Tho friends c” T "0"" C"*"l " :‘
and demanding ‘an appology from 13- taken a 103:: cf t‘u- 3:"! "1 :‘2 "371‘s
’T'T ' ' ' Theatre building ”fi'asrli'nm’n atrem'.
£82.: a part at this program, what and is planning to hoiqlkweakiv dances. _
was said-tor besong. of the largest and The first one will te‘m plafw rext
best organizedjrocessions ever seen Saturday night, December 13:]; The
'in Peking :00 place lart Saturday. To- hfll. and esveciaily the fine dancing ,
day? at a mass meeting bald at Tien— “001'. has been renovated. The com-
prooerv‘ . ,ed by various de-f
drums. mor-
Henry. A Begum, , in: meal wen inn--
other «flood of mutual than-3613c
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We’re Headquarters for"
Electrical Christmas Gills
The sort of gifts you like to sin because they are app”.
elated most. *
HERE you will find a ready answer to the perplexing
(in-estion: ,“What shall I send so-and-so this year?"
We have gathered into our Electrical Shop a most com‘
plcte assortment Of Christmas remcmbranccs~cvcry one of:
which will carry too someonetlie Gift of Service—“the greatest
gift of all! .
There is something here appropriate for every member of
you; family—~01- any family. There ’s something here, too, to
fit any purse.
COME AND SEE!
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