it’EDNESDAY, FEB. It, 1920 ‘
TREGENT
Theatre
it 2:15. 7 and 9 Today
1 1111*.» (‘lassics l’rt-scnts
Taylor Hohnes
in
1;. llz‘,..l(l‘\' Si;l"t- '4l‘f‘1‘l"<~'
Nothing But the Truth”
Rollns Comedy
Fox Weekly
Thuisdav
A cts Regent Superior
Vaudeville‘uS
and
Pauline Frederick
"The Loves of Lettv”
Friday
. Vaudeville and
f Madlaine Traverse in
1 “Lost Money”
1: y
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day. The management of the Palace MASON“: GRAND PODGE'
has some surprises in the vaudevi llel
program to be presented tomorrow at-
ternoon for the last three days of
the week. The greatest of care has?
been taken in the selection of the acts ‘
and very satisfactory results
been obtained. For ThursMy. Taylor
tliolmes will plav the. Broadway suc‘
"Nothing But the Truth" . that
was offered under the same name and
was such a hit in New York. On Fri-
Gain of 1,925 in Membership Last
Masonic Home Building ‘Con-
tributions $114,371.91.
HARTFORD, Feb. 4.—~Reports pre-
have sentcd today at the 131213 annual com-
munication ot' the 'Masonic Grand
Lodge of Connecticut, showed a larg-
er membership in the fraternity in
this state than ever before. The Grand
Secretary announced that 2,562 can-
cots,
"day, Gladys Rockwell will play, didates were raised in 1919, and that
,‘Thieves.” 'rhp eighth episode of the membership at the close of the
the ‘lnvisibie llaud" will be. played year was 31,298. a net gain of 1.925.
Contributions for the Masonic Home
building fund were $114,371.91. Grand
Master “'allalce S. Moyle of New lla~
vcn, presided.
i Gra‘nd Master W'ailace S. Moyle in
his address. chronicled a busy vear,1n
lWhich he \isited lodges in all pa: :5 of
lthe state. He paid tlibute to the
“Nothing But prominent .\iasonlc- dead in Connecti-
. the Truth" Instead of May AlliSon cut and other states. Tile reports of
; Feature Delayed Release the deputies of the nine masonic dis-
Because of a delav in the release "lets “91‘? summarized
(late for Connecticut of May Allison .4 Of ”19 Nib“ “if “031% he 53ch- ‘
“The “'alk- Offs" ahnounced for tha “There stands at Wallingford a monu-
Saturday and after this week» will be
played on Wednesday evening in con-
.junotiou will: the, l't‘flllil‘o picture in
order to permit a fcature attraction on
{Saturday night. '
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REGENT TODAY.
Taylor Holmes Plays
Today at 2 :15. 7 and 9
Goldwyn Presents the Distinguish-
Oil Acll'l-ss
Pauline Frederick
in
“The Loves of Letty"
Mld~We£k Comedy
News Review
Palace
; Thursd av '
3’, The Palace Standard
Vaudeville
If» flu-Biz Acts-"5
3 and
Tavlor Holmes in
:\l1 1"“ (‘lzt‘4‘ll"
Nothing But the Truth ’
Fridav
Vaudeville and
(iladys Brockweil in
“Thieves”
HOYT’S
The Best Produced Pictures
A
5 Best Produced Pictures
* Thursdav
Bessie Barriscale in
i "Reckoning Roads”
Fridav _
Madge Kennedv in
, "Daugh_t_e_1'_of Mine”
1 Saturdav
; \larv Miles Minter in
“Bachelor’s Wife”
"Elmo‘ the Mighty”
Al llllf lllllllllS
PALACE TODAY.
‘v'lv‘fi Stars Pauline Frederick
The Loves of Letty'fi—Other
Attractions
Loves of Letty," adapted from
,. succes by Sir Arthur \Viug
celebrated English dra-
is l’auline Frederick's latest
staring vehicle. This pic-
:11 be shown at. the Palace to-
in
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lll‘mna’tic' story involves the
which come to every at—
woman during her lifetime.
'» the test of her vanity,
her honor when temptation
it“? in her darkest hour and
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[Regent Thanh-p today. the engage. ment to Masonic charity surpassed no.
linent of this feature has been unavoid- where as the work of a small juris-
'ably deferred and in [its place toduyldk‘iionfl
the management offers a Taylor llolm-g The Grand Master praised the work
es attraction, “Nothing But the 'I‘rulil.” of the Georgi} “’ashingtin National
This plu'.‘ based upon the wtdly Memorial Association. and said: “The
known Broadway stage, success and first national Masonic duty is to billld
with Tnvloz' Holmes as lead, (‘an be the \N'ashington Memorial at “'ash-
countvd ppm. as a feature of very yinzzton as a home for the national in-
lligll class in all respects. Tile {Patlu‘e terests of the fraternity.” .
is a fim poltrasal of “we”. character: A detailcd report was included of
v. 1m am“ 111 ed in the number as it was the formation and scope of the Mason
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be bought for your money.
~early at: old pm.
scat-.1...
price as a special inducement.
Norwalk ’
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oft'mod on the stage and every detail ‘0 Service ASSOCfiillon of the United
in tho making has been carefully at-‘Slaieh‘ Organized in November. and!
tended to in 01 (li‘l to lzunlnntec n H gh support of it was urged.
at Deputy Grand Master Charles C.l
class ft-zltul'e. Taylor Holmes is
his best in this screen play. The Re.
gent today will also ochr a. Rolin's
comedy and Fox \Vl-ckly.
Perkins of New London. presented a,
resume of his visits during the year.
lwllich included a number of visits to
lodges other taan those isited by (he
Grand Master.
Grand Secretary George A. Kles or
llalttord reported statistics of the-
112 lodges in the state. One hundred
and five members were affiliated; six-
_,t:~' reinstated. and 150 demitted.
There were 520‘ deaths. The four
largest lodges. are: Hartford of Hart-f
ford. 1.ll‘» members: lliranl of New
Haven. 1,183; St, John's of Hartford,
1,080; Vl’ooster of New Haven. 1.006.:
The average. membership of the 112,
lodges is'2l‘9.
The session this afternoon was:
largely occupied with the election of;
officers. The following were elcted:
Grand Master, Charles C. Perkins.‘
New London; Deputy Grand Master. 1]
Charles W. Framer. Hartford; Orand,
Senior wlmlén. Frank L. Wilder.‘
Bridgeport: Grand Junior Warden;
REGENT TOMORROW
New Vaudeville Bill Will be Introduc.
1 ed for the Week End With Paul-
: inc Frederick Feature
. .\ vaudeville program of five un
usual acts will b(‘ presented at tho
lit-2cm hcuinnins tomorrow afternoon
for the week t‘Illl. Some acts are liv-
in: closed today and it is not possible
to makc dotlnill- :lllollnccment of what
the entirt- hill is, but the expectations
are that some wry unusual numbers
wi‘l he so 11 .11 the. local playhouse.
‘TllP calibre of vaudeville which has
.becn ot’fmotl since the. policy Was ad-.
OiIIlPtl has been llnquailfiedlv approved
b} the thcatlegoers. and this week<
numbers will maintain the tabulation
“huh has been emncd and add some
In addition to the five
. new laul oi w.
cts the Revt'nt “ill offer as )1: (‘harlcs M- Beach, New Milford: :
:1 rsdn feature pictulc Pauline Grand Treasurer. Joseph Buths Hart-i
‘1“ ‘ ford; Gland Steletaly Geolge A :
l«-‘ltdt l ick supth b) an allstar Gold,
m“ in “The Inns of Letty" lKies,Ilar'tf01d- Gland Senlm Deacon. .
sues ending: ill
gale llt’lll close to the shoe
time l-mhmide‘. ed
passing Ul’ltlt‘l
.181“er in mg. the order since November, 1905. He
is a Scottish Rite Mason an Odd Fol-l
lo“. and plominent in the businessl
life of New London E
. ODD WILL ADMITTED.
l -_’____._..-_.—-——— lsu'tlilur MbBrow n, Jewell Clt) , rand :.
tin or eacon, Vt’inthro Buck.
lOR‘ENTAL COST:::sTHE LADIES \Vethersfleld; Grand Trustei, \l’illis;
| __.__._. 'l._ Mix, New Haven; Isaiah Bakvr, Jr. 1
l runs In l1 4 “Wing ()fipn‘al Hartford; Albert S. Comstock. Nor-l
:suits of illstlous ROM and “h“ ‘1‘ wich. l
”mm" lcsra which The closing seSSion of the Grand?
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‘09,. b, .lodge will be held Thursday morning.
atl.1ps,smue in The new Grand Master is a natiwf
precious stones.
’Wearer's instep
plays of summcl models in Parisian
lluotlistcs' parlors. Some models coyly
veil the trousers with filmy materials
lil'ccnt rumors that tight lacing was l
to be restored to favor have proved to i
be erlonl-ous In fact. little, it any.
cmsctinz will be needed next summer l HARTFORD. Feb 4.—A will, wrlt 1
except by stout women. The length ten on the fly leaf of a New Testa-
lof street dresses being shown is about lment by Vl'alter Raymond Cornell,
the same as that most in vogue last shortly before he was killed in
1fall. but the hem is narrower. France while fighting at Chateau.)!
Bright textures will appear in many .Tlllerry. is on record in the Probate.
of the most popular creations. and Court here. ‘
paterned materials will be featuredl The will was not witnessed and itl
b3 some of the more. famous houses. is the first time in the history of thisl
One of the most popular models will probate office that such a document,
show a flounce efiect and a tight uni coming from France, has ever been
derskilt of’jade green. A smart little 'recelved. l
new, with gorgeously embroidered? Sergt. Cornell gave his address as
lining has been given the stamp of air Cornell. Ills- and stated in the book,
proval in some of the more exclusive that he was born there. He has “l
shops father at present living in Fl01ida.|
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01 Clothes for You."
All through the season we have been selling clothes on a
narrow margin. We’ve tried to 'giv'oyomths most that could
we gtill have a nice lot or clothes 55 ma, Hart Scimit-
ncrand Marx Clothes; some late arrivals that: were bought
We don‘t want: to carry them over so We’ve reduced the
The greatest values you ever saw.
Suits and Overcoat: for men and young men.
Rogers 6 Stevens
Two STORES
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‘ quantity, 51101-1
COATS . . . ............... 922.50. 929.95. 934.95
surrs.............. 124.95.929.95.335.oc
NEW SPRING ("DRESSES ....... . 921.95 to $45.00
FURS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
5.55..
KIMONOS ON E-HALF PRICE.
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED.
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Norwalk and
Herschfield Motor
Transportation Co. :
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport. .
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor. ;
lotion; padded van:- for furniture work.
South Norwalk—lzz Water Street. Phone 294;
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue, Phone Farragut 7347. '
New Haven, Conn—288 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
Philadelphia ‘1
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Packages
A Molnating collection of new 1920 des' .gns to be cm-
brcidercd. You’ll like the assortment of Gowns, Envelope
Chemises, Ohildrcn’s Dresses, Infants’ Slips, Oliver Twist Suits,
etc. In many cases the garments are made, and require only
little touches of hand embroidery to complete same. Each
package con the required amount of cotton for the Work.
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FUND FOR PASTORS
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and it Was found on totalling the re‘
turn, that the quota of $660. 000 had.
Un January
700.11;
been almost doubled
27th the total figure “as $1,242.
is on that total that the following 19- ’
turns, by districts are based. Since
then, scattering connibutmns have
been received, raising the grand total,
at the end of Januar) to $1,246,9“5
It will be recalled that there was.
during the campaign, a single gift of
8100. 000 from a citizen of New Lon-
don. There had been. previous to that
time. a gift of $50,000 from Walter B.
Lasbar. of Bridgeport, made with the
lproviso that it there were two other
glfits of $100, 000 each, Mr. Lashar
would double his 850 000 So far his
offer has not been taken up, but Dean
Beard. who is now conducting a simi-
lar campaign in the Pacific Northwest
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.ct, expresses, in a letter which
coRONER FINDS CONSPIRACY .was granted because he left some of lhe has just. sent out to all the Congre-m
IN STAMFORD DEATH his personal slicers with a sister, 3:11.11 lgattonal ministers of Connecticut. the
Lillian C. Grimes of Pockv Hill Con-1 ”1°99 “‘3‘ even yet the” my be " 59°
and gift of $100, 000. As it appears.
Evidence of confiniracy in the death It is apparent that Cornell took' all
of Frank H. Andrews of $3mede an precautions after arriving in Plan 1,-
Insurance collector has be?“ 39mm” tbecause the will was written in .\'0-
ed by Corouel J. J. Phelan who con“vember, 1917. and he was not k111cl
ducted an inquest Monday Coroner until June 8 1918 while fighting in
Phelan learned that Charles ““9"" Chateau Thierrv A date for a hoa‘l-J
oral: and Ban Locklnl identified by ing on the will has not yet been set.
1 . AndreWS had come to collect. Howang
"(mate between locations in last Saturday, wele fritndly mm
111-5 mm district. bangimi Roman Howanacc. from whom An-
.. homes and a cheap boar ”g‘dmws made a. collection, and 1th“, MEXICO CITY, 'F'eb. 4r-Fonnalities
lHowanace informed the others that necessary to cancel omcial recogni-
lAndrews had come. to collect. Howon- tion of “'illlam o Jenkins, as United
- lace admitted he informed the other States consular agent at Puebla, are
r two that Andrews had arrived. 'being carried out by the ”mean F0?-
l . Shortly after Andrcws came to the elgn once. according to a report pub-
Howanace home M19180?“ and LOCK ,lished by El Dem'ocrm yesterday.
nick! appeared, it is alleged and ”13”...“an who was kidnapped
tempted a robbery A struggle «311- and held {0: ransom by Federico Gor-
sued, and Andrew: was hit by a bul- a“ the bandit, last W was
let the aide dying later from the - u H ”a , I I
'. "”“e mm" mm” um 11011:! Before death Andre" ”“1” $351111“ of gm? .3313 111th
. '“ strange“ ‘0’ mu’ ”“1 lied Mlelacrsk Lock’nlckl as the
‘ 4:11“. and a new nd more ban "9’ men who lttampted the robbery.
" 12 episode of the "bum“ . - .
l '11th expedience which many
. 1'»- called upon to endure. As
'll'iracter of Letty, the wo-
~ i... successfully survives bitter
.:.1mcnt and rises above it
fly wins real wisdom, peace
ugliness, The scenes in the
4 MEXICO ELIMINATING JENKINS.
PALACE TOMORROW.
'1 Acts of Vaudeville and TRY“
“'mes Feature Picture, Mike uP
Excellent Program
lalace standard vaudeville
' 1 l for this week end rum-V0015
”'1 l’r-m as a show itself. but with
theouuswstobrlnggbouthlsm~
from the figures, that Connecticut has
come within 373 025 of doubling its
quota, such a gift would carry it tri-
umphantly “ovoi- the top.” and give
Connecticut a record hardly to be sur-
passed by any other State in the U11
on.
Returns from all the districts of
Connecticut given by counties, in
cases where the county was the unit,
District. Original Quota.
Windham -............. $23,425
Tolland ............. .. 28.250
Litchneld ............. 64,750
New Landon........... 113.886
Farm. Vailey...........- 40,635
Middlesex- 43.810
Fairlie!!! ...t.......... 144,028
Central ................ 91,040
Hutton] ........ ..... 224.055
Nous. Volley........... 110.676
New Haven, '.....,'......~ 177395
" for Saturday. the m
lltlll‘teen carat
GOOD. GOAL. Prompt. Deliver}
In All Bites and Quantities.
Hard Wood $5 a Wagonfnl
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and by association in cases where
the county canvass was divided, are
as follows:
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Total Raised. Excess.
$28,005.55
32,325.25
- 85,847.70
162.404.“
78,852.06
17,469.81
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F ebruarytho Records
On date Saturday, January 8151;.
HERE ARE SOME TO SUIT EVERY FANCY:
"011 Miami Shore." Waltz. Jos. C. Smith’s Orchestra.
“Peggy. ” Medley fox trot. Jos. G. Smith s Orchestra
“My Isle of Golden Dreams. " Medley waltz. Silvln‘ 3
Novelty Orchestra.
“Dardanella. " Fox trot. Silvin’ s Nave ty Orchestra.
“Poor Little Butterfly Is I. Fly Girl How. ” Medley fox
trot. All Star Trio.
"Flufl'y Ruffles. " One step. All Star Trio.
“Lamplighter' s Hornpipe No. 1. " Countly dance. .Vic-
tor Mihtary Band. -
“The Haymakers." Country Dance.
Band.
“Where the Lanterns Glow." Medley Fox Trot. Van
Eps Trio.
“Taxi. ’One st ep Joseph G. Smith 5 Orchestra.
H‘Droway Maggie. " Medley reels. Played by Patrick J.
Touhey on the Irish bag-pipe.
“Dublin Jig Medley. ” Played by Patrick J. Touhey and
Arthur P. Kenna. on the violin and piano
“You'll Be Surprised. ” Billy Mumy.
“Freckles. ” Billy Murray.
“La. (titans. ” Spanish Gypsy Song. Fritz Kreisler.
”Bye Lo. ” Vernon Dslhsrt.
“While Others Are Building Castles in the Air. ” John
Steel.
”Let the Rest of the World Go By. " Elizabe 11 Spencer,
Charles Hart.
‘ ‘I' 111 Like a Ship Without a Sail. " Charles Hart, Elliott
Shaw.
"Dreaming Alone in the Twilig ” Reinald Werrcnrath 64853
18832,
18633 "
18611
18637
Victor Military
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18839
18834
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18835
18638
Come in and hear them. We will consular it a. plum to
play any music on the Victrola you wish to hear.
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GEORGETTE WAISTS
scam us: now me snow
The spring M’s wm a Most Popular Prices.
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