‘ Palace Theatre . s t HA8 mount in ‘08 scooter m "do! Hansen ‘- “The listi- roed Raiders.“ MONDAY initial. TALIA‘PERRO In ‘MAGDELINE OF "THE HILLS" nnd the 6th Episode of "Patriu" . TI'ESDAY HOI'h‘i—E PETERS and LOUIS! Hlll-‘lt‘ in “THE LONESOME CHAP" WEDNESDAY and TilltRSlMV First Appearance in Motion Pictures (ll-30. M. COHAN in “BROADWAY JONES” SPECIAL ORCHESTRA Regular Prices. 100 and 15c . KAY omnlossm W ”Hun”, ,. ample funds to meet every Home of Best‘Vaudeville and ‘ I Feature Pictures ' TODAY FIVE ACTS VAUDEVILLE and I Marguerite Clark . We loan money mammmmM'himMrv-t MAYCLEARANCE SALE umumenowne All Ami“! 00‘! Be sure and visit Iinta'e this evening for real bargnins in every department. 3 Mi SEE WINDOW DISPLAY The City National Bank Financial Success In all permanent financial success it is necessary to have obligation promptly. You establish strong banking connections by having an account with this Bank—eBank with strong capital and surplus-a good record-and an established reputation. Upon request a representative will call and consult with you regarding any matter pretaining to banking-our time and experience are at your disposal. on farm mortgage. ’1 ,, Iiéhday' World Brady company Presents GAIL KANE In _ II ”MT s's'o' Eb no“ "s“wTsTliiic'ro N uAs MAN MADE HER" “— ‘ Tuesday Peggy Hyland in Blue Ribbon Fea- ture' i “BABETTE” M. ‘ and “The Secret Kingdom" ., . Wednesday 'Fox Film Corp. Presents STUART HOLMES lllli’ In “THE DERELICT" _ .- 5’ and Jimmy Dale in “The Grey seal" ‘ At The Regent Theatre, meat TALIAFERRO, IN‘VA MAGDALENE OF THE. HlL LS” Monday, Matinee and Night Palace Theatre :oi the Metro-Rolfe five-reel fett- ‘lfire photodramu, . "A Magdalene of the Hills." has been on the stage Charming Mabel Tuliierro, star Players in their Paramount picture. “Miss George Washington." which is the attraction at the Palace today conjures up one of two pictures—:- Mbwdfiemm Minimalist-om ep- ”I“. w PM! PICTURE. out Keno. rig, mined and eta-n Helene. Leaders in First hue o‘aw Attraction “A: lien Node Her," s new World- Budy denture. will he played at the Palace 'l'heetre Monday with the in- nnitebie Gail Kane in the leading role. This is the feature which attracted much attention to Miss Kane when she’ disagreed with the directors' re. quirement of a one-piece bathing suit. Pathe News will be shown Monday also. On Tuesday Peggy Hyland will he starred in the Super-Vitngraph “Babette," and there will be a new episode of “The Secret Kingdom." The big picture announcement or the interline-rhesus a “in“ H. “Idaho“ Ind M V have m. their hose. on unit not nonhuman. bulk some. .... ........ WWW...“ m Obi-er has been Inspecting m u the town's bathing bench .. st Peer Tree Point, recently. ' The family or W. 6. Wall. oi New York. have become settled in their home at Cedar Gale for the m. Clarence Crimmins. 0! New York. visited mlativcs and friends on Long Neck Point (or a few days recently. Mrs. George J. Dooley. of Maple sve- " one, has been entertaining her sister. who recently rtlurncd lrom Florida. The Darlen :flremen will repeat theiri recent very successful lninstrcl show next Monday night in New Canaan. Another ‘Darien boy has enlisted in: the regular army—Ralph liindlcy, whol . volunteered for the cavalryscrvlcc, at Don’t Wait For Hot Weather! Muredvbendyheeyeuerdertormeflhe"m Ofl"0fl'lmmrightnowsndheve k in- Itelledettheesrliutpfllele-nt. Hyondeleyadelhgnntfllsterintbenlonthyen'unet wnityonrtnrnfifyonainnowyonrheeterwillbeeonnmd rendyforthehotdnystoeelle. Ittekestimetoproperlyinstnll theheotersnnd thereisslilnitin the number possible to connect perdsy.' If you don ’t know about the week, however. is re'servd for Wed _ . Bridgeport, a few days ago. nesdny, when the Fox Film Company Gas Water Hester, see one demon- will present Stuart Holmes in “The Derelict." Holmes is one of the not- ed Fox actors and this picture is one of his best‘efforls. A new episode of Jimmy Dale picture, “The Grey Seal" will be shown Wednesday. (Mrs. from the Anderson house, on Bell avenue, and will livc with her mother. Mrs. Charles E. Raymond. of Noroton Heights. First Selectman lcorgc . .\i. V. Schllchting and his son, George, .lr., are spending a few days at their sum- mer home at New Milford. whcrc they are engaged ill lllc patriotic service of planting a garden. THAWING PIPES WITH E ECTRICITY. Electricl the only agent which twill thaw oxen water pipes without their beln dug up‘. With the action of electri y the pipe can be easily thawod in a short time. the passage -of current through the pipe heating it sufficiently to melt the Ice. l (ing 5R; Smith has had Contractor John "A. Fairbanks grade the front yard and make other improvements about his bound on Mansfield ni’bnuc which is occupied by Rev. G. E. Richt- SHAKE tN'To yous sHosd er and family. Allen‘s Foot-Ease, the antiseptic William Brown has removed " titrated at our office. PRICE $16.50— FREE CONNECTIONS . NO MONEY DOWN $1.00 Per Molllll June 1n price will be $18.50..- onnns NOW—TODAY! ' ‘ i l i Mrs. G. E. Richter, of Munslleld ave- nue, and her mother, Mrs. J. E. Kirk- wood, of Woodllnven, L. 1., left yester- day for a three days' visit with Mrs. powder to be shaken into the shoes and sprinkled in the toot-bath. It 1'0" lieveu painful, swollen. smartlng feet 'and takes the sting out of corn: and Richter's brother. James A. Klrkwood, bunions. Used by the Allied and Gcr- In Hartford. man troops at the front. Allen’s Footv Ease is n certain relic! for swelling, callous, tlred. aching feet. Sold by drugglsts everywhere, 25c. Always. use“ to break in new shoes. Trial package free. Address, Allen 3. Dim- sted. Le Roy, N. Y.-—Adv. A number of Norton dogs remain uni licensed in spite of the fact that a dog quarantine has been ordered by the State Commissioner on Domestic Ani- mals. An extra dollar villi be charged for licenses for all dogs not registered by June 1. ~ M Herbert M. Valentine, formerly of this town, whose wife recently sold their home on licdford street, Stam- ford, to Dr. A. l.. House, then of Nor-o- ton Heights. who has since movcd into the housc, is now, with Mrs. Vulmtlne, residing near hos Ankt‘les. -_._.....~..._,, The muslering ill of tho harlot: Home Guard will lilkt‘ place lohlghl. The roll, now ill the hands of Capt. Gordon. contains 69 names, one morcl than the requlrcd number. Several oi. the 'curllcr volunteers were rcjcclédf because of physicnl disabilities. but a. low llddltiomll recruits wel‘l- slimmed to mukc up lllt' quota. ‘ Friends of tho llcv. Harry S. Cro;:- sclt. pastor of the lam! Methodist church four years ago, who was rc-t ccnlly reappointed as pastor of the Asbury M. E. church, of Mount Vern non. wllcrc ho has been since lcztving Dark-n, will be interested to know that he has been appointcd assistant chap lain of the crock Seventh Regiment of New York. *nnmm ' ’ AND NQRUTUN, MW woe-pr ‘m ____..,.. “A l v i r A Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Grout rcccntly isitcd relatives in Stamford. 0mg Selectman Gcorge M. V. Schlichting has bought ll Chevrolet cur, and disposed of his Ford. Robert Hunter and family how ru- turnrd to 0x ‘Ritlgc. after spending the .ntcrutl’inchurst. - ' “’"l‘nvn Vels'Tr is planning ti num- ' Ashram est 0...-..“ l '2:30 in the afternoon. The United Electric .w light i and Water Cor. i... . . . X ‘ "L 0 01K; OUR SERVICE commursj to SATISFY; And why should it not? We employ OOULISTS of expat, ience to examine eyes. Frame; are fitted and lenses ground: on the premises by best up; proved methods-all for one ' moderate charges-and satin. . faction guaranteed. THAM ER 1‘ Oculiete. OptometrletepOpttclnn "The House of Good Glasses." 87 Atlantic 8q., Stamford, Conn; Open Set. till 9 p. at. Del. 1891 Mrs, ldu Pierson of Norwalk, was the guest. of Miss' Harriet F. Olm- stead on Tuesday. i > ! Frederick (‘oolt has [Wen doing'lenr-i poplar work for R. W. chler, at his bungalow at Grczll Marsh. Mr. Nelson. of North Spencer, is on» Ilcrtnining ll party of friends nt~ hill country home “Sock No Further." M. Road contractor luylord Whillock has been engaged in repairing ‘lhe; highway near his homo in South \Vil-‘ ton this week. Tho Library Whisl Club will meet Tuesday, May i5th with Mrs. George Ogden. Each member is asked to‘ bring it paying guest the too as usual. The playing will begin promptly ntf'm“ i DI‘RCUCRUY all her life, and has been girl who cannot tell a lie. or a girl a star for a large part bi that time. who cannot tell the truth In this in her present production she be. cnsc the producers havé chosen to hover! Slit? ha's‘the best P010 Of littl‘ pm-ody the name and the story dealt: screen career. ~ 5wllh one of the most accomplished “As this 'Patrin' serial DFOKI‘PBSC‘SS little ilbbcrs and mischief makers one is impressed with the fact that that one could imagine. Before the Mrs. Vomit Castle is a V'EI‘Y capable story closes, everybody is deceivlnz film actress and that she lends more everybody else and there is sarcely FOUR TIMES 2:15 and 8:15 ' MAY 21 Am: 22 Most Wonderful Photo Spectncle Evcr.Stag9d~—Jesse L. Lasky Pre. sents GERALDINE FARRAR 5. in Cecil B. DeMiilo's Superfilm “JOAN' THE WOMAN" than her well known name to the At Lowest Prices Ever Offered 'll rumors “‘ AT THE REGENT TONIGHT N Mae Murray In “On Record" and Hell en Holmes in “The Railroad . ' Raiders" ' Mdre' than two thouliand peo'ple git- bored. in .Highland Park, near Pasa- dehn to watch J. P. McGowan stgge a‘wreck for the sixth episode of "The Railroad Raiders," the Mutual-Signal erisl. " film. “It is replete with thrills vhoth well directed and act ."' “BROADWAY JONES" COMING George M. Cohan will make his ill)- pearanco in the great American suc~ cess, "Broadway Jones." at the Regent Titiantre next Wednesday and Thurs- ,day: A special orihestrn will furnish music and the prices will remain the some, 10 and 15 cents. PALACE THEATRE 'Vaudvellille Scores Big Hit Again and Closes To'day With Marguerite Clark Picture Feature snd action, ‘ "A Pullman car was hooked on be-. Patriotism ran rampant‘at the Pill ind a local passenger twin and haul- ace Theatre yesterday afternoon and d down the Salt Lake line at more last night again when“‘The Slackers," ' an forty miles an --hour. A‘s it a. comedy sketch included in the resched a sharp curve, it' was cut vaudeville bill was presented. The en- oose from the train and ghunted off dienoes received the sketch enthusi- e right of way down a forty-foot astlcaily, registering unqualified ap- bankment, It rolled over a couple f times and collapsed in a heap at he foot of the hill. ' p ' So, realistic was the scene .of the ' 'k- and the inter scenes of the cking crew at work drawing-back he debris to. the track that many .ed classical and DODUMI‘ selections bars and still it grw,untu now you} ersby‘stopped their machines to and Marie Macotte. the comedian and can get it in any good drug stone in A. re how many were hurt and of. red/”their autos to "take any injured . local hospitals; " They'linilroad. Raiders" will be " .Snturday matinee and night at e in; the pasture picture, ” ithMae ._ Murray in W 1-. Mooney . provsl‘of the spirit of the pinylet and the able manner in which it was pre- sented“ With. the. .other four. acts, which include Mack, Albright & Mock, the singing trio,'tho Seven Costellanos, comedy instrumentalists who impish- violinist, the bill scored from start to finish. The show will be repented to- dnynt 2:15 this afternoon and st 6:45 'and 9 o‘clock tonight. . Missaeerge. Washington The mention ot‘the nnme of George Washington probably recalls ‘mOrs viv- idly to mind'the cherry tresincldent ithanihe fact that he was the sailor '10! his country,.so thoroughly has that story been instilled a reputation that is bot tom to shreds. But it is all in good fun, and) it. all turns out for the best. "Miss George Washington," the first production in cllluu Not I l ll ilUl Mothers Are Careless Children are not to blame. when cross. feverish. not eating right, sleep« less, nervous and all out of sorts. Ii mothers are on the job and notice the little‘ danger signals, they will find ~ the tongue coated and the breath hot and bad, a sure sign of overworked and loaded acid stomachs, indigestion and clogged ilitcstinca. ' This condition can bestopped in a few hours with a good dose of a sim- ply old remsdy that has been handed down for generations .in thousands of familivrs, “Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.” a harmless but sure laxative . which a mother worked out and used for her children sud grandchildren. -’lee all good things which have small beginnings it spread to all the .lleiglr the world. .. . . Millions of mothers today swpar by “Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup" _ and. ,the children love_it. they "like the taste and it heals,» kills cramps, sweet one and detainees thelr‘sourj little stomachs gently and thoroughly. I‘ ‘Give the little ones ;a'chance, me- than, go to’your druggls't ’nnd get it the laxative without it 'tMi-‘s. Winslow‘s Sooth- Horl‘ck’rs The Original Melted Milk - Substitutes Coat YOU Same Prion _._— ..- .-.~.. _. .M —-.___—... -wfl.” F. S. LYON The trip planned by Itcv. Charles . Reynolds. of the Methodist. church. for 1 number of men to hear llllly Sun- dlly. traveling by automobile, which had been planned for last Sunday, and was postponed because of " ‘favornblc weather until next Sunr' .u interest-‘ int: I1 number of thc ' : of the town, who are hoping for dilions. A nlur‘...r of men from. the .re favorable con-. i l l of fcrlilizcr one mar- ooncd at the station. The cargo is unloaded into the insight office which adjoins the ticket oiilce and'. waiting room. consequently tho at" mospherc is ncithor pleasant norl chcral curs llc desirous of taking the cars. wholesome to the agent and the pub-I ._ .. oHtESTER. Gill "Em SPNILLS 5% W": ION” BRA ladle-l In D. ‘ rebut ' SOlnBVllRiififilSlS mm‘ - MAI-oys- Congreglltfonul also planning to go. ....————4-._ At the monthly meeting of the Dari- en Fire Company, Monday night. rc- porta were‘made showing a profit of about $20 from the minstrcl show held last month. The holding of the an- nual carnival was discussed. but :1 de- cision on the matter was not made. many of the members thinking that because of the state of war existing,“ would be“ better to omit this festnl oc~ cnslon the coming summer. A vote upon the matter will be taken later. Job Printing Buy some Water Glen; Egg Preserver and put some down for next winter. Quart can. 30c, will preserve :5 tier. Full directions with each can. H. A. MEAD Draggist BAR’BEO WIRE IN WAR. . . -..___. Putting Up ind Cutting, Down Bar- riers is Perilous Work. The erection of the entanglements even when the trenches are some dis-i Men's ‘Biblt- class nrel 8 North Main Si. no. signs. erg: You’ll Find ii- at. GEHEBE’S‘ . if you're mklngtey some bit of kitchenware, some piece of ”milky, china. some heirsehoid needs—not ldry goods engroeeriee-ethat seems ‘:‘hard' to findhyou. may get a reply: leomethlng like’thle: ,“No, we haven't ' it, you may find it ‘at Gchebe’e." It's a local reputation we've had for ‘yenre is": housefu'rnlehlng store. Bilt'vvhy . make us a last resort, why not come to us first“ We‘ will probably have what you want and you won’thave to no elsewhere for lowor priceeiof bei- ter service. p : a ‘ ' Complete Stocks of . . ‘ ALUMINUM.WAR'ErCUTLERY, | ‘CROCKERY, ‘TENAM ELEn; VWARE, “ 'TlN WARE, ETc., ' ~ Albert riches . l‘f‘“ lance apart, is at all times danger-l one. The men slip over the parapet. and in the first place pound in the sun- ports witllnmllels. the heads of which are carefully wrappedin cloth in or. The Civic Magus held its. rcgulurl monthly meeting last Wednesday nf-' tornoon in the Town Hall. Mrs. An- drew \thon presided. Sixty-nine; contestants cnteréd their names as workers for the garden prizes. Mrs. Frank Weston, Mrs. George Boyd andi Miss Sally Middlebrook form the com. mlttce who will superintcnd the soil- ing out of trees near the station from the §outh Wilton Nurseries. hut " ill Bilii People Everywhere Are Enthusiastic Over “Neutrone Prescription 99" Hundreds of bottles of "Neutrone Prescription 99" are being sold and drugglsts say this is the greatest rem- edy they have ever hnndlcd. So great a demand for :1 medicine ilit': some der to deaden the sound. Twp oil \" 800d reasOn back of it. .nnd in the men carry wire drum—a wooden cv‘- case of "Neutrons Prescription 99" the . and hrtvonet. ‘ _ ‘ inder round which the wire is rnllaa’ ——by means of a long,' pole through the center, and u comrade attaches the wires to the supports: The work is slow glut] nerve strain- ing: says a writer in tho London Graphic; for star shells burst 0mm and compel the men to conch. low and remain motionless until the flare burst out, p . . To; teach soldier-who tnkcs'rmrt in modnrn wa‘fnrothick cloves for grin- plng‘the‘ wire and strong D‘li‘l‘fl for cutting‘ it are as cssentlnlns tits rill:- . Below. nnknssnult by his own lowi- ‘ merit” the“ soldier. cuts his own wit“ and he mltst‘thcn’endonvor‘nn- host lw may. to cut and. back his wav thrmwh the enpyn‘v'g‘l “Huh," (1036“ (u ,nu-w.....t hero. cuttinir ~ thej‘igrirea while the ma- ‘ ' chine-.batterte , . .. rannut th 3' .3 sage of death "town‘d-hlm . It ”reason is its, wonder-working curative power in an forms 0: rheumatism. ‘ Inilamntory. muscular and sciatic rheumatism are quickly'subdned. the pains of neuralgia ' are banished. swollen. joints hn-d painful muscles dis- appear the blood is purified and the general health improved when fiNew trone‘ Prescription 99" is used. This successful prescription is the tried remedy of ammonia specialist used in his practice tor years. , To place thisr‘weutrono Prescrip- tion 99” within ‘réach or all the price “hilnhem listed at 50c and ;$l.00 the bottle. A short trial will show nitrite convincing to the moat skepticsl. Get it bottle today and say “goodbye .rlt’ené attain ‘ " ‘ ' Men’s Springiuils An ‘ Attractive Showing “if Smartly Tailored Models $12.50, $500,318.00 Copyright ClothingCo. G N. Main St. 80. North}. s TOWNSEND . salt searing, 5! Lawn Mower ,—
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