Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15. 7:15 and 9
TODAY
' ‘ Mme. Petrova in
“The Soul of a Magdalen"
And 10111 Episode of "PATRIA"
Featuring Mrs. \‘crnon Castle
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. Tuesday
House Peters and
Kathlyn Williams in
“The Highway of Hope”
And ilcal‘sl l‘utlie News
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A 'i-At-l .\Ictl'o \l'undet'pluy
l'llusuul Splx-lldtlr
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“The Call of yer
People”
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A 7-Port Photo Drama
“The Barrier”
By Rex Beach
Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
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gAlice Joyce and Harry
Morey ln
“Within the Law”
Wednesday
Spanish Vt 111 Vets Bt‘llt‘fils
Introducing
MISS CORRINE MlLNE
In Costume and Novelty Dances
——and—-—
World- -Brady Feature
“THE ATONEMENT”
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“WITHIN THE LAW"
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porecu adaption of one of the anSt
talked of plays in the annals of dra !ol the command hale tickets for
Illatic history. On
transferring of a stage play to the
“diver sheet" inv'aliallly detracts
from its marketable value, bill in the
rise of “Within The Law, " there. has
been lllucll added, and scenes of dra-
matic tension have been elaborated
n11, until the filnl is one big thrill
i1 om start to finish. This production
has the. honor of being the first photo-
\play to be booked in
units of New York city, simultaneously
in one week This chain of theatres
took it over {10111 its highly successful
initial two weeks run at the Broadway
(J‘llcatre, where the receptions accord-
ed it by the. New York critics were
unprecedented in the iavishness of
their praise. V
Three of ti" “2'11
the 111' era go a
figured in the leg-
itimate versi :1: ifngcnc O'Rourke,
lice Donahue and Bernard 'Randall.
- Each give the best possible interpre-
tation of their parts.
The principal honors are equally di-
lvided between Alice Joyce, Adel-c De
Bards and fiiarry T. Morey. Miss
lloyce, with excellent good sense. aid-
111.11 by a clever director, has not trim
to ape any ofItlle styles of the vari-
Dus “Mary Turners “who have gone
before," but has made the character
Entirely individual. Flier artistic and
convincing manner of acting, added
to the charm of her 'own attractive
well“, has created a ”Mary Turner"
who will live in the hearts of her
many admirers.
Anyone who regards "Within the
Law” as an altogether serious play.
will do well to consider the delicious
comedy work of Adele Dc Gal-dc as
"Aggie." This young ‘lady has made
'the most of the first blg'oppol'tunity
offeredher and her .pithy remarks and
occasional lapses frcln her
role of “lady," serve to relieve the
audience from the tension of the fast-
moving plot.
In a cast whose every part give am-
mic scope for demonstration of real
ability, Harry '1‘. Morey, as “Joe Gar-
Jen," givesa' depthIof insight into
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HOROSCWAEAMOUNT STAR
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‘SCENE. 5135:1311 ‘THE‘SQUL. 09...». MAGDALEN,”
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Leading Role With
IKathlyn Williams in “The Highway of
Mme. Petrova in “The Soul of A Magdalen" at the Regent Theatre Tonight H°P° " at ”‘9 Regent Tomorrow
BHlllSlliN SEIENEE
An Audience of 400 People
Gathers 111 Regent Theatre
to Listen to A ble Address
Over four handled people ltrsl’iilbl'
ed yesterday ai’tclnooll ill 1111- Regent
tilleatl'e 111 Wall .\ll't‘t‘l, and listened
lb a most illlE'!‘t'.~lll‘2 and powerful
address on the ruby (-1 of “Clii‘lslinll
Science," 11 llil'il was delivered
Charles I. (,.llll‘t‘il.\lt'lll, C. S. 13.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Yostcl'day‘s llwlurl' \\ an 11:11 en limit 1'
fuels
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the dirt «111111 121' the l"11»'1 t‘llutth u: E
Christ, Scienlisl, of .\‘orwaik. .1;
Mr. Olli't'llsteill 11-...» introduced by l.‘
l"i‘Pdt‘i'lt‘it 1S. lloffnt'l', ct Hartford 3%
(301111., who spohe '(lr itlilu\\.~,2 .'
We have glzlllll'i‘t'd litlw, this llfit'i'- '
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1tlie heart of “the best little iorger
glllt’ l'. S." that no “ lal'son" 01
speaking stage ev e1 did
i111'11king up of the climax until
,clld, Mr
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Illulnan, cm
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the‘
AT THE REGENT TODAY
dalen," Also Mrs. Vernon Cas.
tie in "Patria"
the
More) commands ulldilided-
iiis clever visualizing of a‘
nestled ill the web of cir. Soul
of a Magdalen."
Elem the Mme, ””0"“ l" “The 50‘” 0’ 3 Mag- A 7Act Metro Marvel
A cast of favorites interprets “The
the Metlo
cumstance, 1's about the finest thin: 1’09"!“ Plays ““1 P1359” ”10‘1““
he has “:91. done for Vilagl‘apll. [its tioll starring Mme. Pell'ova and di-
abandonment dul 111g his coni’essioll——I"“9“"d by Burton Kins. l0
this face, as he realizes he has givenI
be famous play,
—~I,u,(1 half-dazed look that comes over seen at the Regent Theatre t1)llii<lll.l
Playing opposite the star is Mtlillon
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(‘lll'ish Frienlisl, of tilt:‘ city, to 1111111 .
lNG TO THE REGENT to a lecture on t‘llli clan .\‘vicntt. 1.
There is 111411 for but 1111 1111111 .1
W“ , ill introducing this .~ti'tljt'('l 11111;;11 11 ‘
Pr .' . '
oductlon,I thousands oi p1 optt use (ilt‘ll uniltw
Featuring Ethel Barrymore, iin 1110M than 1, 71111 t lilisliall 15.111111'4-13
Wednesday and Thurs-
day
in “The Call of Her People,"
tro's great seven act special release,
picturizcd flom
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most sllperb skill as a horse- -.woman
his life for the woman he loves se- Hamilton, who has appeared with her Duling the making of tile picture the
in practically all of her recent
cretly, and then the whimsical cour-
logo of the man, priding himself on
'thc fact that he was “the first to
Icroak, a guy with one of them." in or—
|der to relieve the situation of its sad-
Iness, brings a lump to your throat in
spite of yourself. “Joe Gal‘son,” in
Morey’s capable hands, becomes
more than a “crook,"——'he. is a hero!
The story itself, has been aided by
the camera. It has been given detail
of scene, setting and action that would
be impossible on the dramatic stage
1The lighting effects are almost start-
ling in their originality. Some new
arrangements of titles, combined with
fly." “Bridges Burned," and
tSOUlllPlnflt’l‘ a Baltimorean by birth
l College. Helms played
dramatic stage.
in compliance with
required by Patria in settling
strike, the. employcs
for and undergo mill
tzrry training
preparedness
under the leadership
with tile piece. I
Under the direction of w, p, s_ standard of colors amid great enthus-
lfol'm is as entertaining to thousands
Earle, supervised by J. Stuart 'Black- iasm.
ton. "Within the Law," in its present.
AT THE REGENT TUESDAY
of motion picture “falls," as was the1
stage version to a legion of theatre-
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goers. “The nghway of Hope.
PALACE GIVES BENEFIT
The clever Morosco stars, Katlllyn
Williams and House Peters,
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Wednesday's Receipts
For the benefit of the Spanish War
\‘ctcrans' convention fund they will
have a benefit at the Palace Theatre
\l'cducsday. The World feature, “The
Atonement," will be presented. Miss
't.‘ol'rine l). .\lilnt', of Rockvillc, who
screen by Harvey Gates.
Kallllyll
self as one of the leading emotional
in performance ill “0111 of the Wreck"
June llth and 12”, marks the :1 ,aper ill several dances and will
sticarance at the Palace Theatre of IIIelnlake hm presentation the more in.
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delighted recently in Norwalk, will 11nd also in "The Cost of Hatred."
These successes placed her in a niche
all by her own, with House Peters. an
alliance most pleasing to Paramount
patrons has been formed.
ttl'c'sting by] ten costumes. Members
sale.
pro-
ductions, including “The Black Butter?
star was called on to ride at break-
neck speed along rough country loads
“Theand through crowd-ed city streets fill-1in1pression 01 lilisunderstandlng as 1()i
Waiting Soul ” Mr. Hamilton is 11 ed with 1ehirles and pedestrians. Six the teathings of Chlistian Stipmp
' hundred people took part in the pro-
and he attended the schools of Balti-
more and the Maryland Agricultural
in the sup‘
port of leading American stars of the
the condition
the
of Channlng‘s
Kl 91“ nlunitlon works are organized I with and kills a Villager. and is track- '83 by precept what God is, what God
of
“Amids- taking production Theatre tonight. Tllc uniforms and
The author, Bayard V9ine1',expr955. accoutrcments are furnished by Pat-
~“W'Ecd himself as being highly pleas“! ria, who also visits the factory and
presents the new organization with a‘
House Peters and Kathlyn Williams in
will be
50“" at lhf’ RPH‘N 0“ T‘WSG‘“ "1 n Flanagan has barn tustlnctcd to make
War V915 C°"V°m'°" Fund to Share picturizatlon of “illard Mack's thllll- 'no cilantro under any conditions in
ling storv, "The. Highway of llnpc"1lllcsc 1"ee01ds which furnish one of
which was especially prepared for 1th
Williams established her-
actresses of the screen by her wonder-1
PALACE THEATRE
PRESENTS FOR TWO DAYS
Mon. June llth& TuesJune 12th
“Within the Law”
7 — Parts Super Vitagrapll —— 7
WITH AN ALL STAR CAST, INCLUDING
ALICE JOYCE and
HARRY MOREY
AS MARY TURNER. AS DICK GILDER.
SHOWS DAILY AT 2 :15, 7, 9. V
ADMISSION—Matinee . .10 and 15 cents
Evening . ...... 10 and 15 cents
Dont forget the above change’ 111 prices.
11010111 POINT PARK
D A N 131111 a.
Wednesday Night
assumed .
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Dancing every night [except Sundays]
beginning June 18.
Casino Restaurant
1 Opens. June 23.
duotion, and Miss Barrymore rode
through this mood on a spirited
horse.
Barrymore has the part of Egypt, the
gypsy girl who is sent to live among
civilized people. Her gypsy sweet-
heart comes to claim her.
cd by bloodllounds. Egypt rides post-
haste to save him, and by a strategem
the inno1ati0n of sliding captions CllptainII’all' in ”‘9 10111 “Name 0f'gels him out of their hands. lie leaps Jesus' works ranged from providing
and (\xcflnpnt photoglaphy peppeak a ‘i’atria. to be a feature at the RegentIup behind hm. and the “to ride away_. for the simplest human needs, such as
WOULD CHANGE BIRTH DATES.
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BRIDGEPORT, June 8.—— “any let-
tors have been received by Naturaliza-I
lion Clerk Flanagan here secklng'
changes ill datts of births as they
appear on the records. 011 the ground
that "illislllltcs"1v'elo made when the
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applications were presented. ill newl-
ly every instance the asked for
changes would make the men now
tlldtl' than it vcars while in a few
the lcquesl is to make the date so
that they would be under 2]. Cl'1eilt
the best checks on the military rc"is-
ti'ation of naturalized fort-igncls.
Other letters have come. to City
Clerk Robinson from parents in vari-
ous parts. of the mummy, scckln»;
traces of missing sons. These letters
ask whether the, names appear in the
enrollment here. in cash case aclose
examination will be made alld definite
answer will be returned to the par-
ents
FEAR THOMPSONVILLE
THOMPSONVILLE, June. 8,—-
Searching parties were on the Connec-
ticut river yesterday and along its
banks looking for traces of Frederick
Hallas and Edward Ciee, each about
24 years old, who have disappeared, it
was said today. When last' seen they
were going in the direction of the riv-
el' and carrying a canoe. The young
men, it was said, had spoken of enliSt-
ing in the navy but inquiry at the re-
cruiting stations in Hartford and
Springfield indicated that they had
not applied there.
F. 5., [JUN
Job Printing
Sn, Mama":
All sizes,
_ Extension
Window Screens
Sizes 18, 22, 24, 26,
28 and 30 inches
high, 250 up
. 98cI up
Elbert VF. Gellelle
Dhnne 1069-2
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Washington St. 80. Norwalk
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Ed‘WEd Sheldons their lruits 1e Lhall know
"Eg1',pt” Ethel Barry-l
to display First Church of C'hli 1,
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in “The Call of Her People," Miss
He righrs‘
11‘111l 1:1 ltt'rance:
'MEN wane onowuso' “ """0" ' ‘
arc
noon as lllt' lint-sis 111' First l‘llul‘t'll 1'"
churches and sotielic' s in dll polls 111'. (ll
,LOw Cost of
Gas Cooking! ‘
Unless you are using gas for your cookino requirementl,
you cannot realize how little it costs to cook with gas
mer cooking particularly, gas is by tar the lens.
J Range and have nearly a year
For sun
on peuswe of
Your gas range is always
ready, it never fails to work,
and it will Iprc1 e to he of won-
derful flSSlBELnCE‘ in keeping
down your household ex-
penses
EVERY NORWALK FAM-
ILY SHOULD OWN A MOD-
ERN GAS RANGE.
All of the Vulcan Gas
Ranges sold to our customers
on easy monthly payments.
No need of struggling along
with an old, wom- out gas
range when you can purchase
a new, up to date "Vulcan”
to pay for it.
“as
When Mrs. teddy e~1.1bii.'l tI
the civilized world to testify to tllci"
healing of all manner of sickncss andl.
lhcnl"
lied the.
1oll1er Christian Science (‘lllllC'sllt‘ are OFFICE.
I'blancllt-s,sl11 11141 established :1 bo'lldl
SEE THESE FINE RANGES 0N DISPLAY AT OUR
isill llllough lllt 21p,-di1ation of IIlile
.'plinciplcs oi (‘i11i~'11:1n Scientt‘. 31"?
Snitntisl, ill
Boston, Massachusttts 01' which 1'1llIl
iof lectul'eship. Tilt‘h‘t‘ let-mules are
given primarilv to correct any wron‘gl
mfiw
10mm“
it is now my privilege to intloduceI —""
‘t° ’0“ Chm“! 0h“°“"'““" “ S 13- culties this noble woman must have
of Syracuse, N. Y., who will speak
Ito vou upon this :‘llbjt ct 11111l10ritall11 encountered. Through unimaginable
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'Jeu'sus preached very little, but did
a great deal. The gospels show this.
From boyhod he was about
Father's business. This busine':I
sisted of teaching by example
bore herself not with mere fortitude,
but with a Christlike confidence
his
wmI creasing inspiration to mankind.
ElllPEMENT lN
NEW CANAAN
Idoes and how God does what ”1'
does. All Christians will adimt that
the tax money in the draft of fishes“
to the healing of all kinds of diseases“
The United Electric highland Water Co.
hardships, trials and persecutions, she-
which will continue to be an ever in-.
and as in the case of Lazarus, to the Thf 0“ adage that ”10"“ “'1“ find 3‘
“mm, of tiled dde way' was never more thoroughly
J" is' w th .w'orked out than it was in New Canaan
l M" 9 Rem" 0" “'3 Chrls- lam Friday night, when Abraham Kap-
tlan Science lin, 11 merchant of that village sloped,
Science is defined .15 the “know- 'attcr considerable trouble, with the.
lpdge 0f principalc-a 11nd moses 1. That I1IoullgIlI'1Idi' of hisf clIlIoice,II1;nd despite
1e tesls ance o lo 11 rlcl :3
110's“ (“d 3h“ works which 1““9 bp' " 111: ll'l‘itd her ill 11111111111115, N.Y. 1
indicated ‘5 “”"W‘d "" ”105" “ll” According to lhc slmy brought
lhave been looked upon at: the best and down front New Canaan this morning.
llllost honest of nlcn,m1>n “ m, wuucs-I N‘"lil'llll‘lir the affair, it seems lIllat 1the
I , , i_\t)lllig ladv in the case a prcl 1' line
:IPSIRThI‘Im 1‘:le" did J‘sus m: ”M0 teen year- -old girl is of (‘11- -11111 111 par-cub:
r ‘ "o" 1 ' "‘m‘m‘” 0' m re "0 we, and in fact has :1 mother and fa-
lici ill something. or did he do till 111 thnr 111111' li1lng ill tlcl'lmlm, while liv- 1
because of a specific. demonstrable ing in i\cw Canaan she was slwyillg'
knowledge 11' their 11111111111311; pm,” at MlIiltulltIlllllf” (irir some friends, “r. and
0 s \Ul or
pic or cause" No rational being woulrIi ‘1.” v'arious leasons. .\il'. iiolllcr was.
(laiul that he did lll1111 through any- lopposcd mm, ppm-my to a marriage
thing lull such kuowlvdge, and if they lwewcen .\lr. Kllpllll and llle young
were thus wrought through an exact It‘ll)”. Tllt‘ iZlI‘l “0“an ['19 feclingsI
knowledge or science, applied by .ic‘s- of “or friend. 1"“ .flw lonhlcr mid"
' deuce. and went to llve with a family1
us Christ, were they not wroucbt ncvl “0an
through Christian Science? That ,Iles. Atcordlllg 10 the report 11 5,1me
115 looked upon his works as the 10- that Mr. Kohlcr even while the girl‘
suit of ‘hig Scicnm, i, in~rcatcd by was living ill the neighbor's housed
.1”? tllal be threatened violence if she should try
to clopc with Kaplin.
ilpveth on the. the worir= that 1 d“ The bridegroom-lobe was quite put.
shall he do also." a definite demand out ovcl' this turn of affairs, and in
upon his followers for like " 'Woi's that desperate straits called in the policel
they understand and m“. his to see what could be done. The New}
. . . . . , Canaan officers, not exactly sure of
teachings; 11nd his ' .edlale follow- their authority in 10a“ 11' this kind
ers. and their- f11".11ve"s for three lilm' refused to mix 11p in the affair, and Mr.
dl'ed years after them. did as be com l\dlflill then telephoned l0 .\'orwalk for
lllandcd.1D°p“tv Sheriff .\'clson \\. llenedlct to
mine up and straighten out the tangle.
It was this llt‘c-pllrpos‘. this life , the 1mm omccl 1111‘ not in town at
mission of showing forth the truth ”1,1 limc‘ the message “'11 leceivcd
and power of God. clearly sc-Pn by JeS- ihow ever, and .\il'. Kaolin then tele
us when only twelve ycals old 1vhicllI'g?0m}d ;of DeputyI Sllcl'iffSITaIvI'éogI (cf
1. 1 am on or 111111: ancl' 1e a '
Dromptcd him to saw. - “151 1'9 not ltor 1111.111 hit “In” of the case, how-
that l must be about my Father's bus-1mm and hesitated “1,0,“ taking any
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i11ess"" 111 other words, Know ye notmctinn whatsoever.
that as man, the image and likeness (iii The .\ouns couple it is reported.
on, l‘atheru .tllen 100k"‘flll(‘l5 into their own
God. I must show forth
omnipotent Life and Love? It was
tll‘s reflection of the Father, the di-
vine Spirit, without measure, that. en.
allied Jesus to heal the sick, cleanse
the Iepers, raise the dead.
The DEBcovery and Disc0verer
The recognition that no man has;
any other true mission ban that
which Jesus had, led Mrs. Eddy to the
discovery of this Science. it healed
her when at the point of death as the
result. of an accident, but she did not
stop at that. Nothing short of the
prospective healing asd redemption of r
,Ilands , and the lady climbed out of a
{window of hcr fliend's house late Fri-
day night and was malried to Mr
Kaitlin. in Pound Ridge, N. Y: a few
hours later. it is hoped that they will
live happily ever after.
SAYS lHE DRUG IS
AN ElHER COMPOUND
JUst A Few Drops Loosens Any Corn
So It Lifts Out Without 1C”
except the Bible. She organized 1101111" #11:;
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”rompt Delivery.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERs—L. C.
S m i t h, Underwood.
Remington, all other;
makes. sold 1 rented. 1
repaired. Rentals. $3
par 1 month. Machines
""11 M £5 per month.
PLUMBE
VR. 1 -11 .ACHANGE
.11 'Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
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church which now spreads its lzh light-
members numbering hundreds
sands who like her and her be a bum
followers have been heale. Nationalist
them of what are called intists an easy: ,
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Looking back fifty yearsrefmn from!
“Top lift style: —
’ 'mlm door style. side icing. wt
add; and dropping to terms
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peldiIB
the world, and tracing it. Nationalist » —
one can see, though dimly
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all mankind could satisfy her 101mg Pam .11g. 1 . 1.: 1 lat '.1l .421» m1? 11,1 .. . rat Lil
heart. She practleed what, she had you 11mph Isav to . £5
di'Rr-overed. healing others and teach- man, -G,,e m'e n -cS and styles now ready; _. 3'," 3
ing them to do the same. She mad9,off1cezone."1rt, holds 50 lbs. ice—:23 J1?" 111 A“ . i .
clear her doctrine in a text-book ofIbut is “up lift. holds 85 lbs. ice—$32 1311 33Efa§fl ? .‘ . n;
it . S 'ence, “Science and Health 11"" Three d001‘ style. side icing— ' 1&1! ' '1'
m m . ,, t"r1; 1: holds 75 lbs. lee—$15 «’12 ' t"
with Key to the Scriptures, a book . . 1. 1
. . 1, _ .._ , . holds 90 lbs. lee—337110 .-
that has done more. for the allevlatlon 1mg. holds 130 lbs. ice-842. 50 , , II
of human ills and the reclamation an E5“? ’ . - , holds 160 "’5' ice-“”7 at) %%1 ,1. . I II; 31
manklnd ”‘3“ 3113 MORE 9““ wrltcon- hf" Four door style, holds 155 lbs. l00~355 mW't-v‘tlg'“ ' " A {V‘l' '2"
Two door apartment- -house pattern, lee capacity 90 lbs-432,110
And the new Bluegray refrigerator. made by the Leonard folks. letgj
es over the whole known worlillion of Rte-piece porcelain lining, ash easel-4.. ,gfikI ~. _ . - .:,. .
holds 40 lbs. ice—814.50
holds ‘5 lbs. ice—018
it holds 75 lbs. ice-430M)
5 new
Buy
Nepollset
Floor Covering
Shades to Order A Specialty.
A. DickermanL
81 Son.
Tinted Lenses
One of the signs of progress in
optics is the development of the
use of the colored lens.
The analysis of light has-
shown that. it is composed of .
so called light rays, heat: rays I} 1
and chemical rays. ' -
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The heat and chemical rays
are injurious to the eye. '
Special tinted lenses prevent
the harmful rays from entering
the eye.
THAMER
Oculists. Optometrists, Opticians
"The House of Good Glasses?
87 Atlantic Square,
Stamford, Conn.
Open Saturday Evening Until 9 V
Milli o'clock. Established 1897;
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