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TODAY AND THURSD DAY
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with
(iii?) MURRAY AND DAVID
POWELL
1 (in ‘h bv the rioven
. 1 ~41* l1w- mar-
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; an a“. .14 1'1) 11".‘C-ziiidu. love."
’ Y1"), SE HE: JUDGE!
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, N 1-1 " A thz'f' Witt: inti‘.gtie
’ . . i1 11:. o the unknown
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K
1%. William Faversham
111:: 1113' WHO
f; LUST HIMSELF"
1 EGENT‘
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MANY ABLE TO HEAR COLORS
' arding to Investigator, the Gilt is
Not Uncommon~—Posoessed by
One Person in Eight.
i'..lor hearing or chrom: msthmia
.- inllNllllll assoc lation of colors with
.1 .la' l1'1ttt11s tnux‘icnl notes and 11.115
.- .. .~ inhcrcnt, the New ()rlcans 'i‘i111c~1
‘ l'..~;1_1.11111.1 says, in one of every 1: lulu
' 1n~1'.<<111.\'.
A 1‘: \1 years HI") a noted pinsa: an
.1l4l l1i< llllilll‘llti' that tin-11:11 \\:1< no
5 far di. ':lmt \thn sound would bu 511-.
1111 color lawn] and little ltzlx 1111
Miami his statclnclu. lt £11111 -1 in
3’ 1'11lil1lt1 that :1 lH .1111 of light «.121 1.11.1-
ltl'n't' Nullul, yt’l it has lawn "who:
pli-l111d by throwing :1 ray of \llllllL’lll
through :1 icon on :1 :zlaxs would con-
taining lanipblnck, or colored sill; or
\\11l'.\lt1il. (11' any similar suluiancc. A
did: having vlits or openinux' cut in i1
is made to revolve-swiftly in tha- beam
(11' light so as to “cut it up" into alter-
11.1lt‘ ii:1.~l1c.~" of light and shadow.
\‘.'h11n the car is platted to the grids:
\1'x‘541'l the sensitive car candislinguish
~11':1n;rc. faint sounds as long as the
mulling: beam falls upon the. vessel.
.\ still more cktruordinarv effect in
modurcd “1.1111 the hc:1.n of sunlight
ix‘ thst made to paw-1 through :1 prism.
‘11l:1r Slit-ctrum. The disk is turned
N: that the it'olotcd light of'ilu- rain-
lmw p:1<~1:s tlu'ou"l1 it and hi altcrnat’s'
!_\ intcrruptcd and transmitted by it.
Now. if the car he placed to the1 glass
\‘csx’vl containing the silk or other tun-
tcrial, it will he noticed that the col-
ored lights of certain port's of the.
spectrum will make sounds, and those
of other parts will not. For examplc.
if the glass vessel contains red wor-
1:»:2HC1o3E or: :00 PER CENT
, E~-.rEuTA1NMENT
Tully .it 2:15, 7 and 9
l .11..- .D-Q- 2s W111: was: Be
t Famo ie Mrrr Spectacular and
71 “ :1 S131.” Episode Ever
sic...»-
it! ’1'” itilllAND
111.1 '11: or ’i‘ilE ,
ROCKIES”
I and
-1:‘»11bridge Ellis’ Story' of
)1 days in Oklahoma
i "1 AHQMA"
The Last Three Days»
,rsday, Friday, Saturday
advance stockingful of holiday
cheer will be found in this
weeks vaudeville program
FIVE BIG ACTS
and
Thursday and Friday
; '-.;i:.:‘~.u1. H. Kane and Buster
j Keaton
in
WINCHELL SMITH'S
'i ‘4 l" SAPHEAD"
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r
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sled and the green light is flashed up-
on it. tin-re will he conipnrativciy loud
sounds, and when the red and blue
parts of tht1 rainbow fnll upon the
vim-sol there will be faint sounds; but
other colors will produce no sounds
at all.
CIVILIZATION Pnoves? FATAL
South Sea islanders Are Rapidly Pass-
ing Away an Result of White
Man's Coming. '
but " .7100 persons
islands. Snpillillml
There are today
in the St) l'nutnotu
from cach othir bv about lit mill-.5 of
.1."‘:1l11 in lllt‘ South 511:1»: 11"i111111 if":
\1-211'3 am) thcrc 1111111 11111111 than 40110
if equally dixil'iliutcd tin-111 mould in-
but 31) int‘sdns to Q'ill'll island. but on
more than half of tin-:11 no person
lives. l-Zpidcinics have cut tho people
down in throngs. and it is‘thc lu'licf
111' Frederick ii'lirien. writing in the
i‘ontury Magazine. that the time is
not far off when the laxt; l'aiuuoiu
will cursi- the white man for the gifts
he may have brought. When i‘aptnin
Fool; made his survey of tilt/1 Tahiti
Bland»: there were. 70,004) happy.
healthy people, and today there 5111'-
\i\'(1 Scarccly 2.01M. Tin-y Were not
*lain. but perished by'discasca con—
r-nnitullt with intercourse with ('ixi
lized men.
The 'l‘nhilians and the i’numotnnns
illltlt‘l‘sillll'l"Pili‘ll other easily. though
many Worth arc diiTcrcut. The for-
“19]" lived \\'llll l'Iuropt-ans [or 100
ii THE THEATES‘
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' t ”11- Murray in "Thv High! To
9 " \\l.i1l1 “ill be :1 Two
ll:1'.~ .\tir:u lion
non :1: llii' lit--
11111 :-nl'i'l1ursd:1y will
lil')llll(‘1‘(l by
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inn-.111! Uuitla
:rt.1:1 :1 pop-
l'ai'a mount
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Archibald Falk—
Uttonian
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v.1:1- it) ln' nun
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1 -‘ .‘l'illil‘l‘llls in his
' 1 ‘1 1' »- 1l lili‘i IllIl Luring.
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1 $ l. :71 :11.1i llmt inlinus. itltil
i"; Ila: happincss
‘1\3>.1.‘-l. $11
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llai'inln
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Hidnhoma in
story of
today
”'Q'Sillig Dl‘t‘lit'lill ition of
its 1 :1rl_\
31-1113. and tin-1' goon lit-came tht,1 most
cultivnicd rat-:1 of the South sens.
“hiic 1l11- l'nnmotunns remained the
course, primitive savages that they
have for centuries. The l‘aumotuans
are :1 quit-t people, serious and con-
templative.“ while the Tahitians arc
latichtm‘dovlng, lighthearted. frenzied
dancers orators, music. worshipers
and foaxtcrs.
Ghost for Fish Bait.
Siamese fishermen do most of their
tishing by means or what is known as
1: ghost bout. This consists of :1 long
board, painted white. and :u'rungcd in
position in the water. The top must
not he too high above the1 surface of
the water for the fish it is desired to
capture to leap over. When in po-
sition the ghost resembles very much
the white side of :1 boat or punt. The
ion. seeing this white1 board, become
trimaran-d. and in fear they lcap over
lltc hoard. At the hack of the board,
lloWi-VH', llt‘lS are arranged in such a
position 111111 those fish that succeed
in leapingr the board land in the nets
and are taught. The amount of fish
caught bv the employment; of ghost
boats ix \cry large indeed, 'and the
itiethod has the advantage of prevent-
ing: the smallcl‘ fry from getting into
the 111113;. as they are unable to leap
0\ er the board.
Largest Venomous Snake?
The bush master is the largest
known \‘cuomous snake. It inhabits,
the .\lll:l7.tlllllln region in South Amer—
it'a. 11.»: 1111-111 and poison apparatus
resemhle thoae of a rattlesnake. and
the fangs are very large. Death has
bet u known to occur within 10 minutes
ufle r the bite of one of these reptile-q.
it llxcs in dens and holes in the
211111111] frequenting river banks and
.:-,;. 1 tin 1h:- production till: 01“: ‘1‘“‘5 “11b (llmh trees This snake at-
: 1‘11; " There is liltlc doubt but ””15 [l length of If; t" 15 feet- the
IN)“ 1...“..- “—111 1,.» 11,111“: (inc- color of its bodv is 1911011151: pink.
r. 11.. 1.1:: 111111. has 1'01114- to 111» [1:11. “11h brown patterns and tints of pur-
.‘I .1111 1 .one $111.1 'i‘hs- strong: awn-I’ll p11,-
..; ,1“. Luna: out «1! doors of the wt-sl
Itlli.,'l'n(t1t'ii .11 .l low- slur} of rare ap- '
'l1'~'-'l cotzibmv to make :1 pictln'c for ‘NO Place t0 3°“ It Then.‘
,, 1 Pt;:1;.,.(i:.ml:;i'llm-1lllgivf‘lt‘lv'ilolll‘nfi At the bank of the Missouri river,
1"11.» of 11:11 tor-has" serial and tin- one milc “eSt I questioned a man
34 1:11 11::
.1 '1..
today taken
5111:: that could he offered.
1‘i\(iRID I\ GwTOIJDAY
.. . s s refund money if Pazo
;-- ':1 t: its to cure. Itching, Blind.
.i: or Protruding Piles In-
relfiv ies Ifcning Files. and
' .:~1 «sttul sleep after first ap-
11' Jutul 500;
‘:
altogether is one
\1. ho r1 plied that he had heard nothing
about Sitting Bull I then asked him
\\litllll}l' it “as true that theydrank
the Missouri riner water, which was
rolling; hr us like :1 tidal wave of sand.
“No ” he said “we can t do that, but
l we often break off :1 piece and suck‘
1 load in the Youth's Companion.
i
>1. as to [)itllllli' o \\h: it is known as tht1 |
:1-
SOAP AND sacxs iN suit-1:111:11
Wearing of Hosieryu is an indication
That the Wearcr Earns at Lean
$20 a Month.
socks in Sumatra—ten
ago the obserxant mind of a
consulhtc rcpt-1111111121111 :- of the l nited
States in that Hi.” 11 “mild lune de—
voted itss thought to wuch .maticls,
but now the intomntionnlizniion of
commerce cites 51:11) and socks in SLll‘
tuatrn their place in the sun The
ll:lll\eK it appeals from :1 Pet cut con-
sular report ure- more and 111m:- ink-
in: to “caring socks 'llliiso sim-
pie garments of c\tr111‘ui1ie< on:1
judgeS. are becoming: an indication
that the wearer emus at least $2”
:1 month. American socks are well
thought of. as are Ann-rican soapa
but more socks and soups from Amor-
lcu can be sold in Sumatra it the
American dealers in their comtnodi~
UPS will give more thou;_'ht to local
taste in decorating the bo\c~ or \\ rap.
pcrs‘ in which the} go on sale in the
hazaars These hm‘cl's in Sumatra
like their soaps and sociw done up in
Soap and
years "
bright colored containun’t; in t:l<',t
the} are inclined to judge the con-
tents by the beauty,
of view. of the hox.
an American tuannl‘actnrin:
ilcavi'ih' lhctn cold. nor do they
for :1 wrapper decorated with land-
H‘nllt‘ in colors. Particularly in the
lnaticr of ,hosicry. they like the box
decorated with some brightly colored
picture which catches the eye and :1p-
peais to the imagination by its “l1u«
from their point
The picture of
man interest.“ (inc izidgcs that it
Would be good [mlil\ for Allll‘l'ltnil
dcalms in soups and ~11: in to disc ard
their present contaiuctx' and-cinplm
some of 1h:1 artists “ho make toxins
for tlu1 popular magazincx' to design
and paint thcm new out“; particularly
for thc Sumatra 111:u'l\11t.-—(‘l1risti:1n
\Il'lcncc Monitor.
00011153 or GERMAN VOTE
Peculiar Sentiments Revealed in Re;
cent Balloting for Members of
Reichstaa.
Thi- total number of 'valid votes
cast at the recent clcction in Germany
for H111 44” lllt‘llLlH'lN‘ of
was 26,017.59”. 'l‘hc \‘tlli'Fs that had
to be thrown out ran 1111.) the thon-
.1..'tlid~‘. (11111 woman wrote on her hul-
i lot 2 “I am voting fin; you tnujor~
ity snciailsix' this time. but unless I
. ("an get \\'11.<iphalimt ham that is
without commcnl. ‘
lint the prize ballot came from Lin-
dcu. it was :1 pit-cc of wrapping pa-
per, on which was written “l.<:1iah 12.
21143—1." ’l'lu1 \t‘l'StN r11:11l: “Show" the
thing's tlmt arc to come hcri-aitcr that
we may know that .111 are goilS; you,
do 20:11! or do mil. ih'll “’11 may he
(lisllltlyi‘il and behold it together. He—
hold, ye are of noihim: and your work
of naught; an abomination i< he that
choost-th you.“
The Circus.
The ciown< disport thcmscivm 11% of
yore. Tin1 band piays‘ its tuneful
music. Acrobat; swing high on shining
trapczcs. The elephants go tltrnillzh
their pondcrous moves. The seals' flap
lhcir‘way to children's hcarN. All is
the same as' twenty years
circus docs not change.
But with the passing of tho years,
the effect has changed. The trappings
scent lcss‘ bright. 'i‘hclr tawdry tinsel
no longer sovmnpurc gold. Th11 quaint-
ncss of exotic cloaks no longer tranq-
poris tlu1 mind to faraway lands. The
ncrohnts seem much tht1 same as" those
the daily stage brimr< 115'. Tin1 cle-
phnnts. for all their heavy training.
seem b'ut commonplace. liven the
clowns seem less funny than in days
gone by. Time has passed. indeed.
The. circus does not change. But we,
feeling thc heavy hand of passing
time. have changed. No longer do we
feel as children. Through the clamor.
we see the sadness. l"0l‘.~i)t)lll. since
our childhood days. we have progness-
ed.~—l\iilwunkee Journal.
Natural Wonders.
“‘hcn waters charged with carbon-
ate ot'calciutu derived from limestone
are evaporated they deposit masses
of the carbonate. some ot which are of
great beauty. This process can be ob:
served at many warm and "pctrifruig'
sprinfrs and also in limestone caverns
were stalnctltcs and slnluznuitcs are
helm: formed. accOrding to the United
States geological survey. Mexican
"on1"'x in formed in this way. Its
variations in color and texture. which
make it attractive and valuable as an
ornament. are commonly [tl‘mllll'r‘tl by
impurities or inclusions. such as oxide
0! iron. or even mud and clay.
___.__...__—x_,——
Why Spoil :1 Suit?
"Heres a ladder against this build-
lug I‘ll bet 1011 a dinner \0“ won't
well: under it."
' “l w‘ont take your bet "
1 “Ha! Superstition?"
“No, horse sense. There s a man at
the top of that ladder with a bucket
0f paint: in his thand."—~Binnlngham
Age. Herald. ‘
___._...._.....————-J——-
Safer Than Rm“ and Powder.
Among the items purchased by the
Mexican government for Francisco
Villa and his followers are 800 piowl.
20 mowing machines. 2 thalamus m-
‘ond2lariewnrelloosen.’ -“ ,
the rcichsiug
:1 unwthe'
harness for 1.600 11111393.“? tractors:
chin 40 scrapers. 2 long auto truth. 1
it like molasses candy."-—Fred Comer em note.” M Q {or Mg,
: it can lit:
i made ‘:w it: threw and the
Beware-l l'nltss you see 1h“: 11am:- ‘ ”was 0‘ u“! eggs can be
"Buyer” 011 pack. 1gp or on [IlIJIpri ”N {0! I Royal Sunshine
)‘011 ll. l‘t'
plant 3
care ‘
SETSK‘I‘Ith 113d blufi’lz‘iiulie tor tw: "tn-1 HUG. ‘00. {I I .510th unit and spiccs: mix and add
111' “‘l .15 in \pr‘l‘f' 5”“ "y "”‘l‘. L: of cake which you well beaten 11.; llKS of eggs:
ms. 4 l .1 spittn 0111} as told in” W! '0 t'y.and Cll" add renvaindc. of Flo11' 921"
the Bayer package for Colds. licad-. f , ‘ mix lightly “1111' in“) (1111.1.
‘achc. .‘k'eurnlgia. lihcmuntism. Ear—' for ”'1" e ‘w' » eased layer rain 1'113 and
:1('h1. lun'hnchy. ‘ lJHtilutgo. and for: iknm] Caic ake in mCt'f’u’H': oven.
l’ain. Handy ttu bow-s of twelve; - 1. 'psci'nr Spread swcctcnm whipped 1
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost rcwj ' cuts t‘oui . ‘ l cream between aye-.5 and
..... 1mm ..3.33.::.°:f:.::.°.£11:.:' » 1101:1101 W111 —
packages Aspirin is tch trade; ’02vu'v.r ‘ .
mark of [taut Manufacture of Mutui 2:139:91u‘iiltlf‘lr .«Mocha lung
oaccticacidcster of Salicviiw i . n..I.."i"".‘.... '5‘ 1‘8“"900“ bu‘l"
. ~ ‘ i“ d l 11.... “find“..ond or vanilla. lcup confnciloyuxrfin sugar
...‘____‘-_..~_‘-fi_-,_., ,,_.._,, -_»__A.I ‘z‘oft..;Ct llnblcspoon cocoa
mouth 01 (UVTRUI. i y" “d“ f“? fi d ' I” ileuflmmfilftmnficmw
I "m x l: \llt‘ ll NUS .... an Slit rst ve ingrc - , ““90"" 5"
i _ i ients {our times. Add milk Absalutely Pun Cream butter and Gugar' add
1Ad1litional Appropriations Granted. ggglrmgogzlnfvulllli"5:11lehvoat cocoa. coffee and] salt and
2 Various Stntc Instituiic n. . ' 1 . . ‘ . 'l o . to r .
' ’ ‘ l . nilla; mix well and fotd 11: Made from CPO-1m 0‘ TM. 2:; 22%CSFIS'320 "£0“? (1(1)::
. . ' . . , . ' whites of cggs bcntcn un- darned iron-grapes. ’ i ' l
i‘hat the lilllli cost oi 111:11ntznnluiz‘i til li ht T - t Y ‘1 sugar.
Itnlc instiiutions and dclnat'tnu'nts llilSV ' an CE]I eakgirngnazsntgrfiaso '-
11ot 114 1:11:11: a tumble was mad:- 11\‘i~ : ver slow ovcln about 4%, :1“er .
dent )6‘Slt‘l‘ild} by additional approprh; u‘cs. Remove from ové". in- FREE
aiions which thc stoic board of run. vert pan and allow to sland By all mcnna act the new
lroi' uppi'01Ml. In all 513.9110 :nldi— ' '1 id C . Royal Cook Book— “M out
tionai “"11; added to the '11: 11-0 iri'iti: no; uptl CO1 I "0‘ er to? and COMM!“ thcscand mothcr
. . " ‘ ' l l.‘ ’ " aides With either white or delightful. ht'lpful recipe-1
originally ullott-d by tin Legislature2 chocolate icing Free for the asking. \\'1-1’1o
in 1911' for illc two years betwrcn . TODAY to
July 1. lltlil and June It“. 11121. sz- ' “ MOCha Layer Cake WA" 8“:an :OWDER CO;
tt-rdny‘s additional appropriatious' cupohortening l“ “"0" ”m"
_ N Y IC
were the following: ”soldiers‘ hospital, :33‘“‘“ a or 1"
board.
superior court
Middlescx superior court,
laud superior court. $1.5m»;
\"PD
criminal.
. _....—
I
in
%
31'. )ot-r month. instead
I
l of eight eggs.
l
“he.
not grttins: go titlinc Aspirin i
A. .T Anya-i cake so good
, th..1 1'. fairly melts
$1.411"; New Haven county
at \Vnti-rliur}, $4_1’1oii;;
51,0011; Tol~
Now Ha-I'
(citili. 32.111111. '
common plf-as
Ano___t___her Royal Suggestion
'1 ‘5 cup strong Goren
leap. flour
‘ l‘owdct'
3 teaspoon H: l:
3~F.gg Angel Cake and Mocha Layer
From the New ROYAL Coox Boon
111:1 .c-poonn Royal linkinfi
3 teaspoons mixed spices
Cream shortcnit: 1: and sugar
, unti: light; add well bcatcn
yolks of ("1 gs: add cotico
slowly; a-ld half of {3:111
lifted with baking:
port dcr,
“Bake with Royal and be Sure”
$4_t1on,
madc- in \\'c.~tph:1li:1 from now nil l‘ll
ncu'r do it again." Quin- a few.
voice wcro- caet for tho liilisi‘r on the ‘
ground that “if elected 2l11- humilia-
tion would serve him right." Uni-1
luau from Alandcburt: dcpo~itcd in-
stead '0? his ballot :1 the-marl; not:1
l
i:
@t the Realism “reg:
help you measure"
‘fi IOULDN‘T you like to know why
the family will get more enjoyment
out of the New Edison than out of any
other phonograph? Come
in and ask for the "Per-
sonal Favorites" Real-
ism Test. We‘ve said that
listening-to the New Edi-
son is the same as listening
to the living artist. We’ve
said you get the same.
emotional *WWhen yoq
Wye...» favorite music
Rig-CREATED by the New
Edison, as when you hear
' it by the living ortist.
Select front, 17 Models
86 No. M.
THE ALFRED r63; PIANO co.
nencw EDISON
as a Xmas Gil-'1:
. The Realism Test will help you tat’theso
claims for yourself.
If you find what we’ve said is true, you
will kndw the New Edi-
EveryNew Edison uaPeriodCabinet so?! is the phonograph
your family wants for
Chif'tmas. You know
the‘y‘ll 'get more enjoy-
ment out of the New
Edi,“ QMAE.
awn man ufl. in": 3..
Other musical mtrument.
Xmas Tip! Investigate
our Budget Plan. it
brings your New Edison
for Christmas e~make|
i
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Norwalk Chronicler