Regent ‘
~ strident din
01\0\\ York’s
SL‘iJL iii [19. Ghetto,
attuned to the eter-
1‘;le laughter in hu-
lmq hearts . . . . ..
this 1
Humoresque
.-\ story of a lad ,
wit- the wondrous
git: of music; of a
girl and a mother
W l! lOVGd him.
i-‘mm the cele!
blazed story of,
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Accompaniment
Advance
in Prices
5.x perromsannly, 2:15, 7::l5snd916
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Special Symphony "
sent out Mys‘
1 "Luncheon” will be served at 1:00
p. m at the Mohicsi Hotel and the
ICrocker House. Price 81. 25 per piste.
JWW .
’ featre
The House of 100 per cent Enter-
tainment. A rare Vsudevilie
v
Thuredsy, Friday and Sew
One of the biggest and best pro-
grams of
g' Vaudeville
Of the Your
Five Big Acts
and
Thursdsy and . Friday
E. K Lincoln 7*"
is
“THE INNER MAN”
Saturday
Louise Huff
In
Moment Bearing the Regent
‘ may of Ouslity ls Ousrsnteed
V
TODAY ONLY
The daredevil oi the sir
(The Late)
Iieutensntsnt Luckiest
in s Thrilling Universal Aerial
Spectacle
“TIE Great Art RobbeY”
with Pram": Billington
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in;
The oincisl announcement being-
‘The afternoon session
vane at 2:15 p m an
near 4:30 as possible. a ter which the
president genersl notions] olicers
and speakers will receive lnformslly
iin the Church House oi the Second
iCongrentionsl church and etternoon
tee will be served by Lucretia ohsw
chapter.
willcon-
A'estiu'in will close as
ALMA R BN8
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Regent Theatre
“As a special iestur of this state
. ,meeting. when the Co necticut pres-
ident general will be present end
* 'other members of the nations! bosrd
' are expected. s banquet will be given
in their honor at 7:30 p. m., at the
Mohicsl Hotel. Members may take
——-rz
PRO“ 1501 fguests if they wish, either men or
women. and as many as possible 'Ire
. . , urged to reml‘lil‘lé TXe “steam will fbe
’ ' ‘ i 2.75 s . s. s r
ox i; NIGHT ONLY, MONDAY, OCT. 25 gummy“: “mavgcgm “0,3,,
be sent to Mrs. Herbert L. Crsndsll.
69 Grsinte street. New London. th
s statement of how msny oi' ch
are desired and check (or full amount.
Chapter resents ere urged to know
the full number desired by their
- {chapters by October 28, in order that
; .the hostess chspter msy know for
how msny to provide.
' “All state oileers. counciiors snd
' Iomcers oi' the Ellsworth Hemorial
. sssocistion will plesse notify llrs.
,Mnurice E. Sherman 83 Federsl St,
{New London whether or not they ex-
- meet to sttend in order that their
1 pieces may be sssigned in the proces-
. ision and seats' rennet! for them in
' the church.
‘ iquested to assemble st 10: 45 s. m. in
{the China! House; where the proces-
gsion will form.
!» f‘Adnission to the church will be
_ budge only. All Connecticut?
IDeughtel-s ere theaters. nested to
- weer the ribbt‘in’- hedge of r ‘l'chtp-
tel-or thefldnnecticutb. LRstste
It there Is
t .nlle and Wilson. who is accused or
'9“- haunx been responsible for taking ..
3;: child from the flute. were placed
' , er arrest. :
no snows TODAY 1 Mr- \Vilson. at police headqmnem'
__ ' lthis morning was extremely sulky
‘ssim,
-had signed papers to this effect.
‘ John Cuneo as counsel. She edmitted
.tsking the child to her sister's in
“WHA ,, New York but said she fhfigii h
T A,WOMAN WANTS !h8d adopted her snd had a rightat:
!drsnk s poison on Oct. 10 while sull-
«was not in good heslth. A sister siso
STA‘I‘E, EDWIN
SEVERE FUNISBMEN'I“ ‘
This morning Mrs. “'iison returned 1 ‘
to get some of her belongings. and!
and refused to tell; about the matter.
She is charged vlith ruelty to the
child. and is held I: er bonds or:
while her husband. who in:
charged with taking the. child from‘
the State. is held under bonds of 350.
At the Home. this morning. Mrs.
Crofut. the matron. explained that the
Nichols girl was placed with Zaire.
“'ilson on March 23. this year. after
Mrs. \Viison had agreed to take care
of the childns if it were her own. and
The Nichols l:‘ii‘savas commute-ed to
the home fro irfield early this
year.
It is against the last for a child. . ‘
placed a. the Nichols girl was. to be ‘
taken from the state. and the County
Commissioners will be present to
press the charges again Wilson and
also against his wife.
Mrs Wilson hes retsined Attorney.
do so. She promised to produce the
child in Court tomorrow -
DIES FROM DRINKING .OISON.
VVINSTED Oct. 20—Miss lessIe'
Donalds 26 of Csnsen Valley who
ering from delimit-jibe to s nefit = ;
ous breskdown. died listing Inst night: i
in the Litchfleld County Hospital. " ‘
She hsd been s school teacher end
Grange lecturer, snd sctive in‘ socisl
sflsirs end when her heslth felled
she took over the are of her tether's
farm as the psrent. Elihu Donslds
survives. \
REV. DR. MeCCRIlCK DEAD.
STAMFORD. Oct. 20.—Word come
todey of the desth in Best Orsnge.
N. 1., of Rev. Dr. Chsrles -W. No-
Cormick, formerly district superinten-
dent, of the New York Eur Confer-
ence of the Methodist Episcopsl
Church. He we: 11 Stemio up till
lest year. when iiLhesith compelled
his retiremt. He hnd been connee
rted with the Best Conference {or
twenty-live yesrs end before thst wss
in the Néwsflt Conierence. He is
survived by Mrs McCormick. s son
and s. dim!“
1‘ HAVE
CLA'". O BEEN WHIPPID
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20. ——A men
saving his some ss Peter McMshon o!
Yonkers. N. Y., with his wrist!
soon-ed by s rope end his back been
in; the win obs whip. left s north-
bound Pennsylvania Rsiirosd trsin
here esrly t y sud sought the hos- r
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any room left after the sestingof
the Denghters the. garners] pufiio;
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do than and the rescue from ‘W- mqmu'” m m W “e Re-
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“:8 tomorrow promises es ”“305,
sli incoming trsins end will be in so;
e tohesrjt played. ,
buyit ltfrom a store you know.
. ilBuyingapiimo 18, for most
folksanevent.
1 Buying food, warms apparel
and household needsis
iiYou want ,to see. it; .You want.
1] Above all, you want a piano that 1
~ you know by name. Youstnt to .
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‘for your money. ’
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