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irnt xvzbzr they do. it is gush-{ho may
urn. ' .pALAcs Touonnow‘.
lA‘ Breaker And Mendel-0'1 Heat-tn
emeone who 5.1111.th tallt.
I had to do‘fiz provide ono of the 111113!!!
for the second episode of "The 1m lg-
WILL H. HAYS FDEDICTB SUFa
FRAGE RATlFlCA'flON BY
“fl- 8......‘- ..
“wanna—now...” more: also... 3.; 71.11::
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the» do it. Their sensational slide for l
111. - 1' um the balcony to the stage sus-
pe‘ntli‘tl hV their ones, is oan one of‘.
Regent Theatre
3. Gladys Leslie in “The Golden
' Shower.
Lila Scott. otherwise known as “fla-
iblo Hand, " why I wish that l couldn t“~
swim. or at least that my airin'torh1
didn‘t know it." _.
A _- 1‘...
\r FEBRUARY .15.
l 11 is our very enrntst boot: and well-'
1. CUES Picft'rc-s and
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Vsudéville
xii; 1V zll'l l) and ‘3’ 1.5
me and LcBLANCHE
.5 -.2: y Offering.
llio 1.1111) offerinus.
-mr‘ lur his: time Standard act hate
un‘xon‘m-imz that Vvl i‘l please the most
l
1"llc of l‘nzzlmhl 1.111
Race “‘3' 13580. ‘31)"! :1 tlaslln". timing ca b’lvet girl in
"‘The Goldcn Shower“ \‘ltnhr'loh 11‘
newest picture VVill‘ be rccoznized by‘
poisons VVcll informed of notablcs‘
a‘cn': Broadway . as the personificntmn
of a famous cabaret dnnccr. “'hat hop
memoir: of the genuine
and Tad tilt)
(mo 01‘ tho. o laugh-Vell-scxeam
tslidious.
;. ACF‘ and EDGE N“
1‘ ”K1,... Comedians. comedies that is bound 11')- Win Dene“ ‘0 “Gab_V,"‘in T9509" ‘0 "I“ 1088
r 1 r- ._ HUL-1AP.5 v‘.(‘l‘§‘\'fill""t’ Ji‘nn'uy llcynnlds needs Of her ffldelt‘r meat position and tro-
‘f thimr: Proics. I'o llllz‘t‘ .iuction to Not-wall»: patrons. mentions salary on in the fell sw‘oop
‘ 1. ;_ertir.1e1zt.u1st3. m3: 1-1 intuition is :1 {mi-n. ‘Ltl bom Of " winsmno new contender for fame.
", REYNOLDS 1 azncdin-l 13111112111 of him anl ho VVill .s '1‘30 rccallod a: a léCord of Wllf‘.’
1-11th King. lw 51190 to uphold it. P 0.1956011 of a happcncd ‘0 ”‘9 famous “39““! l.“ "‘3“
«. I: TROUPE Vvt'mlt‘l'i'ul personality ‘and «'qulpped llff‘. '
"-1.1“N0 Equals °“ \Vil'n 11:1 :tbtlntlnnt‘c of inaierial. he‘ “The Go‘d‘m Shower," will be “‘9
iage “in ma“. you mu 1,1,“. Virgil and, feature attraction at the Palace Thea.
" ‘4 Lt-lllutic’nr‘ haw :1 more!z offering “'0 tommrow with Vaudevillc. Gladys
She is cost in tho
Thn new \‘ilamph serisLis announc-
ed as the boat that that. company hr
ever produced according to Manger
Collins. it is a dotecthe story of my!—
tery and am cnture that will more than
appeal to: the lately developed taste of
the reading and thentre-sdlng public.
:Wis u gate of story.
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RUB OUT BACKA'CHE,
CC' cps, CONGESTION
RHEUMATISM PAINS
ub sooiliing.'péhellntin2 St. Jacob's
Linimcnt right into the spots where a
cold. congestion or rheumatism has
settled. and like magic the lightness
and soreness disappear.
lNzttional Coimmi to:-
founded judgment t'm: the amend-
ment will be ampted that the
women of the country VV ‘ll lune the 9,-
. ’1
r«d
lull rlzht' to vote for Ilrt‘sifit'fil. in
every slate‘in the “’20 election ‘
This slutcment
man Will 11.1111” or 111.3 Repubii‘. can '
i1: :1 22-! :1‘ r‘it-‘Q
ten to Miss Katharine l.udin:‘ton. 1 ;
president of the (1.1n111cticut “‘.‘V0' 1311 “.
Suffrage Angoci tion .11.) 1Lc1' 1.01 by Q
her yesterday. . Q
In commenting upon 1111- 1":t'Vr Alisa; 6
Ludington said, “Knowing tint 'l'nrz— “ y
nectlcut people haV'e not set-mod. to
realize how imminent ratification of
the federal suffrage amendmcnl is and
was made by (‘11 1,
1‘1, GOLDEN
Practical Gifts---
1 ‘ a
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68 Washington Street
Clothing for ‘ Ladies
and Misses.
~41 ending-Lucy
' toll
illlll i~- till": 1 icnt {Com the usual run of
V'uudmillc and prescnt it in a Show
mun-lilac manner. \Vith‘fihis bill will
lK‘ offered the Paramount super {cat-
lll‘t‘ ")lil'zu'lc of Love" with ~Wyndham
Standing: and Lucy (‘olton on tho
principal rolos. This is n feature oi
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1' l-‘vu . ‘.ll‘t‘
" Love”
VA: ' my :1: 9 o'Clock
' .liacLarcn
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11 iv Bonnie Lassie
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PALAC E TODAY.
Vaudeville Bill includes Sensational
Features for the Tired Theatre.
3 Gears Before Christmas.
A rclicl‘ from tho worries of What to
get. “hcr” “him" such as laces
Saturday
l'cul'l White in
'T‘hc Black Secret"
01"
l
nill be found in the V zluchillc bill an-
nounced 1min) by the downtown thon-
t‘nc “god V'audmilic law"
tllc Palace Thcnt. 'e.
tcod 11111111
that has ruled
Feature Pictures or Vaudeville
Plunlaett and Romain appc m in a nOV-
Evcry Day
‘-. .—
VVhierViin nunfbcr from the stall.
Today at 2: 15 and" 4
PLUNKETT a. fiOMAIN
Sewing and Dancing Specialists
MANN AND MELROY
Twin Cyflndu High Powered
Dialogue
COLONlAL QUINTET
Tuning Tired Theatre- Goers ‘
A Musical Extravaganza
TEVV“RT AND DAVlS
C aractcr Comedy Sketch
FIVE AVALONS
The Masters of Their Art.
111110) will be ha. '1] to boat with 11m
'.ch that is bring offered tong.
beautiful girls that W. “. chccl 3'1er
‘.ncmbers of the Colonial Quintet
instr-umtnt
ordinary.
:lctcl coup-(lion:
Slch'Mt and Falls as char
sclcct linl
—~;tlltl—— Tito \V: ions “iii lir‘
William Farnum tl1c_V VVill lm original to \olVV.1lk\\1l
‘ ——inv— 11.1111 1' .unum VVill be slurred
“\Volves of the Niirht”
F’ar'ium PicturmOnly at 9:51 specia
‘wlih his oxcrllcnt bill and a
runottllo picture will follow
a ' Friday
f' Vaudeville and
1; Gladys Leslie in
‘ " 'The Golden Show er”
Beginning Saturday
this picture. ,
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Christmas tree dccorations art-
ported as being scarce
though there is a pltntitudc o
crs. al
‘3 ;"‘.‘.I;i'l‘0W’ exceptional merit. The pictuge will
5' .-.ie and be ofi‘m'cd without V'nuch'illc at 9‘
o‘clock. '
cV"1>1vone'1 . '1‘chV (lays bcforc Christmas .
tre opening this nftclnoon fox the
thin» d.1V “ck (nd cngagement. It is
:1 Palace Standard Program' guarnn- ‘
l
ell-V singing and dancing not that is :1‘
The c'hnltcl and co: | dy of Mann and
FiV' E
hem-:11 of tiled thculle goers arc the:
nn‘
111 act that is im out of the
VVill ha a r'mclntionl
to \‘111VValk with thc‘il up to dntc and‘
and tho specialties of the
fin {32381-11ng as
“\V"11chs of 1‘ to Night" in conjunc on
the
chning Vaudmillc SllOW at f" .15 This
VVill be inunums last appearance in,
10
11V 10c '1l deal
_‘_'V“~h Vaudeville tl‘r-es. Japanese ornaments are run p001 of the 1-40‘1’1
;. \1tagmph Presents idly coming: into favor and great Vthtc 1 Ike. But
, ANTONIO MORENO quantitics of 111110. bright. wares are swimming 3 1‘8" 111119 in
Leslie isWh 1 star
role of the little collntly 'gi"l whose
cli'nrm talents and bPaan suddcan'
-liil hm out of college life to. pin
1 nat‘l') of not: 1 as a cabaret performcx.
‘ REGENT TOMORROW.
;M:lry MacLaren’ in New SuccesS,
“Bonnie, Bonnie Lassie."
it a sr-icntlfit‘ fart than an old
'ma‘n' of ap‘ople'ctic, tendcncv cannot
Isnft-"l. fl" 1111"- a dreadful temper more
‘Hlnn five times a (la).
3 Yet old Jeremiah \Vishart was so
lcontlnuallV enraged that his 1mth‘r
shook with‘ .car thch er the splcnelic
old duffcr hillov. 0d Vor his homoddV.
Jeremiah “as rapidlv killinz himsrlli'
:.V' 1th the poison ofiunreslrained temper
‘VVhen beautiful Ailsa Graeme a Scotch
gi1l. came info his life with a smile
that “out straffiht to his heart.
Man Macbarcn.‘ U'nixcrsal Star.
‘pla-Vs thc role of. Ailsa Graeme in
“Bonnie. Bonnie Lassie," showing at
the R1 gcnt Theatre.
Tod Browning directed Miss MncLar-
cn in Bonnie Bonnie Insole" at Uni
‘Vcrsal (‘ity from a star}' which appear
9d origlmillV in Ainslee‘ 3 Magazine at'
“\uld $391 (”1113.11 ‘ from the pen of
Hem"! C. Rowland.
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MORENO SERIAL:
is
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“ ‘lnvisible Hand" Comes To Palace 0!.
‘ ,_ Saturday.
To be a star of ,erial photoplav: is
to have :1 job that is not oan safe andN
:cnsv but also pleasant and unpleasnt
tmtonio Molt-no stat of tho new \‘itz‘.
‘graph serial "
l "Second episode ofdhich will 119 shown
g “i like to SVVim,‘ said Moreno.
fact. i am lctkomd as a moth good
sw,lnnner but I genera": likmto dis
plaV- my talents in the clean so ‘1 VV arc
t of the ocoan or the porcelain
I' ate:
dangerous at the some time hard and‘
The Invisible Hand. " the had reoeh ed
at the Palace Theatre on SatquAy.
makes this statement in his oun
VV ord~z
“in“
“W“ wives in Japan whose pictures only dredth annivehary of
n’zclcs Athletic Club they
“he“ it comps 1°.lutlons 1‘9“le adopted by the Board leaders intend to exert their influence'
the an} d1” of Directors of the Japanese Associa-
5 ot a dark and smell.) chVer 891mm of America
Don’t let .1 cold “take hold" in youl
(host back 0.! 19: The ‘instant Vou
1ub ‘ig/Jac 1' s Liniment on the ten-
der cpol concestion begins to break
up and relief comes. I'se this honest
old iiuimcnt—in use for more than 60
years—46' rrlieVe sore thr.oat stilt
neck, neuralcin.‘ sciatica. Rub out that
"grippy feeling that fills you with
aches and pains.
Gct. a' small bottle at any drug store
and stop suffering. Nothing else is so
,penetrcting and soothing. You get in-
stani relief.
P1 w s11 only the Nationcl Lepublican
Party desires to hate women made
\Clt'l‘L; in may state bV' the 182‘) cloc-
tion, .1 V‘Vired Mr. Hays at the National
chublican committee last \‘1'. wk and
uskfli 111111 to rcsletc ‘ .20. stand 01 l‘.
committcc on this questio. Tho ltt
ter came in reply to my idem-am."
The lrltcr follows.
MV dear Miss Ludinzton.
Your telegram of the 10111 is bcimc
me. in the stress of thc m1eii1w.
just concluded oi the Republican Na.—
tional (m'mnmittec I hang becn unable
to giVe it attention until just now
You ask thahi restato the commit-
tees attitude th‘ard ratificatirin and
special sessions This was done by
the committee itself at a meeting \"i-‘i‘
tcld\u‘. at which was ‘9
ti on unanimously urring all chu': iii--
can govcrnors who lulu" not‘flr '1th
acted to call special sessions for rati-
L'flcatit 11 ct the 1. ..
ment before Fcbruan' l 1928. it
our VclV' on: nest hope and “(ll found
ed judgment that the amcudmcn. vVill
be adopted r-nd that the women of the
countrV will haVc thc full light to
vote to: president in every state in the
1920 eltuious.
CLAIMS H- s WIFE HA6 '
‘ DESERTED HIM 20 TIMES
Declaring that his wife Maude G.
Bochercr of Bridgeport dcscrted him
20 times in 1091's] wears the last occa-
sion of her VVithdrawal from the ism?!)
circle in 1"?le and eVer without sub-
milling anV- reasonable excuse Edward
B'chel‘re also of Blldgeport took
the stand before Judge Joel H. Reed in
the Civil 81mm lo: court this morning
to to? tifV in the diVorca action he is
nringinrz {gainst ills wite.
He that she frequently
sought the company of a married man
other than himself. This was denied
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by the defcntlant.‘ .110 ans that the3 With Very 200d wishes i am
married man in question was her. mm“ .m‘ y..ours
‘ daughter‘s guest Frank Cuntwell.‘E (Signcdl \\ ll L H il 31.1.38
manager at tho suafl‘fld" \irs.‘ Tile rtsolution to which Chairman
Bachelor's (laim of resident‘s in this Hus refers. reads 11 {0‘13wa .
(“5" Th“ defendant is efilmed 3‘ "The Republican Nation-11 (‘onlmit
the Shuttle-d ice recommends to the Republican
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legislatures the ratification of th
E BRIDES.
NO MORE JAP P‘CTUR Federal women 5qu age amendment
1 SAN FRANC‘SCO' Cal" Dec 18 it congratulates the cightecnfiie'publi-
SQ‘WWT 193‘“ V ”Fifi“ ““0 11.51.; fin states inclndnd in the- twenty-two
{home l1(“"81“ ‘0? the “Own“; said he which haVe already acted and urges
informntion “0m ““Sh‘ that special sessions in the other‘
30‘ eminent states be called bciox'c l'tbruaiy 1 to
had decided to cease issuing passports campy?“ the ratification' !
'10 “picture brides‘ ' of Japanese in the After mp resolution “as adopted |
United States. and that it will make “L HaVs said' . ‘
a definite announcement lo‘mat effect "The p31“ managpm will co-oper— 1
lFebruarv 21. ate with the womcn in a dolomincd?
l Disapprmal 0f the 9730306 0* 53!" effort to tune the suffrage amendment
lanose men in America. in selecting ratified by Februaryl 15 the one hun-
lington that the Japanese
the bilih of;
have seen was expressed in reso' Susan B Anthon} The Republican
1
to bring about the calling of special‘
sessions of thc Legislatures for action l
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with being disposed of in Norwalk.
Pauline CUI'ICY ——-—-—-.———_fi ‘ "_ ... __ . L 1 on the amendment ” ,
H the Smashing Smith Brle 7 '1. 7' "“‘T “ ‘ ‘ “”T‘ ”’1 In connection with this statementl
- 59m“ l ‘ 1. Miss Ludington pointed out that a
ll “THE INVISIBLE i ,, \ -_ ‘.message, recently received by bcr‘l,
HAND” l 1 ' — :::.:‘..":..2;: 1:22:22.“ 3.3.1::
‘1‘ '5 ‘3 ‘ ' i
,: PAH NCXt .ka : l ; ‘ I that all 1110 westeln states will time
‘1‘ alace Anniversary 1 g 1 ' ‘ . / called special sessions by the middle.
‘ '; '. .- ’ ofchbruary. :
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2"; HO Y I ’S l ' :,-'. , . . MAY ENTER POLITICS. 3.
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‘5 The Best Produced Pictures ‘ é . ‘ ‘ ‘ . PARIS Dec. 18 «Georges Carpcn-
‘7. ' y -‘ tier, heavyweight Champion 0 Eur-
‘172 . ' . l " i‘ . ‘ \ “ ope may go into politics. Carpcnt er.
‘1 Thursday Evening 7 and 9 ‘ - . . _ 1’ g k _ W lsaid yesterday that he was consider-
‘1: ' ° - I 9‘ - .1 ing a proposition that he become a~
“L B05819 1:? rrlscale " ' ‘ \ K ‘N - l ‘ cardidate {01 the Chamber of Depu-’
i: - -- ~ ' o_ I \ ’ ties. ‘ ‘ ‘
1: “Her Purchase Price” ! . " . 1
'1' ' V 4 ~ ’ . l FOR cows on INFLUENZA i
“ Friday ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ \ > ' _ ‘ ‘ d ‘ tat tak I n: V
'1" S 1' en S ‘ 3:. .A - ’ 1 ion as aPreVen two. o .. -
1" A“ salzcng‘in; es t' ‘l ‘ '” // ,./ ' ’ l'rtvr: 13120510 QUININE Tablets
“1 " ‘5; I Ii ‘Look for E. W. GROVES Ssignature on
1;: Saturday . ‘l . k‘, . Va the box 30c. - ,
i‘ H. B. Warner in 1 ,/ 3 .\_.._l . . . 2 . . - -
'1' “F W H or ' . .. . 1 . - . .
:1 01' omans on ' g l . ,/‘ . ‘
‘ié Second Episode of T . ’ ' A .1 3 l
' ustt e logs or oi ay its
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' -~ The portable Perfection 0'11 Heater—lit, and ’. r
M "IE "‘IEAIRES 9 actually radiant VV 1th its m e of ‘warmth - '
' \ (ff;— -._ and cheer—what a Christmas greeting!
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REGENT TODAY. . . r ‘{ 1 '5" ' le mother and the children a Perfection-
._ - ' 1 l' i )' ' Wit ifs touch of extra warmth to make cold l
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r. 3.: Vaudc'ulfie opening Today Has 5 g . 1:. corners snug. Give yourself: one for use in '
' w Femurc Attractions. “Mira— I ? A ‘ 1| 1 the bathroom when shaving. ‘1
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c 6 Of iatre’c‘lanea‘ “a“? : :-'- A 3: c Perfection is clean, safe, odorless and pays for itself F - o
O 1 111 n 3111‘ ‘ ’ t I; ,- ' in fumnce heat saved Easily filled/and re-wicked‘ .
ne 1: e as est ann mos ext , 3. or . 3 v creates no soot or asbés. Carried from ceilnr to pact :- 1 ' R‘i NIEN‘T OF A
mns‘m Shows that “as 9‘ 9" Played ‘éf‘ "' ; easily as a lamp. Burns 10 hours on n Flinn of heme, l ,K 7. GOOD ASSO -
$1.11 this! locallt) opens a three-days en- 1 "‘3' 4“ on; 3 000 000 in use. - - l
gagement at the Regent Theatre to- . ‘ ,a I“ [i S C / ’ f j I , \
1 1y. Heading this excelle'nt program. I... I ‘- L's: Orly Wfiir but M " l "l , 1'.
he Six Royal Hussars considered the " " 7 STABDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW :YORK i
‘l - .2 « 1
lest musical attraction in vaudeville. f» ‘ J'. -
r1): beautiful‘and talented girls playr ‘
53.; various musical instruments)“
tinkling tunes that are) bound to
mlease. This act is truly wonderful ' 1. a.
and afeature in any, show. (Shaving
honors with the Six Boys-l
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Every WOman’ 5 Fashion Shop
The
‘ Christmas
Can--
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\Vitll what. care does tlic
Xmas dinner.
all done to perfection. Only tho fincst cofi‘cc
such a feast. Lot Duchess l): tho Christmas t'up.
XMAS SPECIAL
This Friday and Saturday
DUCHESS
COFFEE, lb. 45C
Limit 2 lbs. Regular Price, 480.
c'oml llouscv'i‘fi- prcpm'c
see windows for Tea, Butter and Egg Prices.
James Van Dyk Co.
the
The mash—tho plum puddin‘g ~7lllt‘ mini-11 plc—~
should grace
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A Royal Easy Chair 3.
Will Keep Him Home Nights
Worlds Faszesffasé Client
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$29. so to $55 00
IAngevme Furniture Co.
A Wonderful Selection Of
SILK UNDERWEAR. GDWNSL ENVELOPE COM BINATIGNS. snoonnns
AND WAis'i's
GEORGETTE AND CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS
Some bond unbroidfl'd. other: trimmed with beads; .11 find“.
FTERNOON AND EVENING DRESSES FOR ROL-
IDAY PARTIES
Do'yonr mmm’mdgummmum
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