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CONRIGTiGUT PATEfiTB...
The following Connecticut patents ,
harem issued. according to a list
furnished by the office of A. MfWooe
ter. solicitor of patents, 1115 Main
street, BrldxeDOrt. ,
George B. Thomas, Bridgeport, at-
tachment-plug fitting.
William H. Greenleaf,
timecontrolled mechapism. .
Wilbur L. Shepherd. West Hartford,
we: completed a 1851m-
$01111 employee of the railroad, rid-
tng an the top of freight cars, have
been injured there. and some thirty
year-1 can. when P. T. Barnum inaugur-
ated railroad transportation for- his big
circus, the car containing Jumbo was
found to be too high to pass under the
bridge on hits way to Danhury. and af-
ter much confusion and delay it was'
necessary to send for an extra engine
from South Norwalk and ship Jumbo’ 5 l
l“
up in California in the ”are” mm countries who mom or
7 14's in gun” “figk “d calves the ordeit due him. and this is
mm,“ m" Dalton is still attractive the longeufferlng director. Given two
She goes to the 1100100 31111 a noted stars like clever Jack Pickford and
‘resort. and is lured into an unconsci- Mules Huif, most In! director WW5
. ous dance by the music which so have made a successful picture, but it
charms the proprietor of the plug took exactly William Desmond Ta!
Dandy Days Hammond (William Cook-1°" the celebrated director ofomotion
iin) that he secures permission to pictures in general and Paramount
Onyx Days : .
In secordanoofwith their usual ,,
custom the makers of the famous
“Onyx” Hosiery have set aside
8 Shows—RIB. 1:15Eand !
4 Today
“The Warrior”
. 1 A magnificent spectacle. abound-
Hartford,
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ictures in particular; to produce i .
in in tin-ills, cheers and laughs. keep here there i) .. private car up the Berkshire divis on engine. w
, mks “mm new of “whims so is ever ready to enter mm an ‘Jack and .1111, which is the 113st £10m Bridgeport. ”a 1 E E Walter P. Payne, New Haven WEE this eekE to demonstrate the Illa.
Also Latest Hearst Pathe News Eargument, verbal or physical and photoplay of Jack Pickford and u Thetlbirwszd‘ldj {fine 521:3“er canisingr bber. its of their product,
Pictorial, and a two reel comedy I throughout the entire picture she dom lse Huff. above 13 1'0 s so 31 Howar M. Barber Stomngton, cut.
Friday
Jack Pickford
[11 the Paramount Picture
“Jack and Jill” 1
. A story of life on New York's East
Side and on the great. plains
of the open West.
2 SA'l‘URDA‘r'—+liary Miles Mlnter
in "Powers That Prey," and Third
Ir
Einates everything and everybody, earn
ling the name of “Flare Up" Sal, be-
cause of he1 impetuosity Of course
there is a splendid love story run
‘ning through the picture—delineatingp
-lhe love of Sal for the Red Rider. a
Inotorious road agent who holds up the g3
Lool Bird while he dances with Sal
later returningr to the town in the
guise of a minister.
er.
5 flowers
“Jack and Jilli" is a whimsical yet
strictly true tolife photoplay denim!
with the love story of two New York'
city walls, one a second'rste prize
the other a maker of imita-
in one of the great city a
try factou‘és.
‘Director Taylor has imparted to the
picture all the realism of an intimate
firowledge of the ways of the children
WQMEN CAN STUDY DAIRYING.
HARTFORD, May 9.——Connectlcut
women will have an opportunity to
take courses in dairying at the Cannes:
ticut Aaricultural college at Eton!
negt week. Ira-ligaments have been
made by the Extension Service of the
State Agricultural Collegef" Yor this
course to enable women to extend
ting and folding machine
John R. Regburn, Fairiield, chain
tire—gri p
Arthur Sanborn, Leets‘
. Trademark.
’ U Vo-Gast Chemical company, Anso-
no: stomachdrops.
Island, oar-
" Yeas PROPERTY 1
On account of existing condi-
tions, uncertain deliveries, etc,
we are not in a position to offer
any one special number, but we
have gathered various popular
styles for this event, and are offer-
ing them at prices that will rcpay
- " 1 1 » ii the humorE 0t 11 £11 field of usefulness in farm serv-‘ in a,
warm my mama :‘ ... . .. h “’“““”"“’°“M
I f C f mm were exciting days and “'5 . _ y can.
COMING—The Mighty Spectacle ESFladegp“ Sal reflecting acculateiy wllihh will be shown on Friday at thE \o tuition is to be charged for UK fencelt in
. Of Happiness, “3391“an “The 'uiat period is replete with adventure Regent Theatre bids fair to become a one- deceit course which has been ar- 4‘ 1M3" ‘1 '1 - 1 ‘urs'niz‘ - l Lots are limited and c
413111: a“ II d thrillinIg episodes There is = an real masterpiece of the smell l ranged by the college: but each wom . - ’ “110‘ be
Izllxllaundance of genuinely interrelations . an WE" be required ‘0 pay ’7 covering repeated’ so that Prompt buying
.9 .. ._..... remedy, too, while the towering Red-W WOODEN WAGON I the cost of board forfthe week. :er " " nun is advisable.
E1100 d mm where the picture was BRIDGE BURNED E course will open on Monday, May 1 1... -..._ .. E
Applications for enrollment in the
AT SO WILTON course should be made to Moor H.
J. Baker, Connecticut Agricultural Col-
lege, Storm, Conn.
All Designs and Heights
if you have property why not own
it yourself
SAMUEL W. HOYT, JR., 0. E.
.79 Washington street
' South Nol'Walk. Conn.
Is At Your Service .
filmed, forms a beautiful and pittur
esque as well as accurate backgrode
for the storv. ‘
(Continued From Page 0111
Charlie Chaplin at the Palace Today
'" “cm" W" Charlie" mening accommodation tlI'ain from ..
. Charlie (‘llaplin himself laughs 80 South Norwalk has delayed about
seldom that the public often wonders twenty minutes.
Thursday ,
. ' . 1 Site of Wiltons First Church. , .
With Vaudevrlle What it is that makes them. aEugh The bridge stood very nearly on the 86 WASHINGTON 8T
. . Almost throughout the fiveacls of, . 1_ . . . l . Wilt n ..
Charlie Ch I . : one of the first (hutch but tin o . .
_ RD 1n uchase Me Charlie," a British version E soon after Wilton Parish was made a S e l ,, i . -.. - .
I “4 -—in-— of the funniest Essanay-Chaplin come. separate ecclesiastical district, from ~. p Cla S n ‘ .
the parent Norwalk church in ilay.
' 1726. The church. a primn’iive slruct
111‘s, was in use about ten ytars what
the second edifice was built in the Hi
“Chase Me Charlie”
Fkve Pall Comedy
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dies, his face is wrapped in gloom. He
expresses pique. anger; resentment.
stupidity, and almost every other emo-
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Spectators "High With Tilm‘ but ill 1”“? Danbury and NOl'Willk railway wasI- . N ti 8 18 . 25 1b, weak FISh. .......... . ..... . ......... 206‘,
him. in fact. it is hugely his dolorousI under construction in me . eEerll' 50'? ‘ n o """"""" 0 Tile FiSh. ......... . .............. . 180 1b.
countenance over the peculiar situa- Em‘d “’1‘nt ”‘9 |nborers. “193.75? ”95‘ Steak Salnjon _____ , ...... 261: lb. S anish MaIckeIl'Ie
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,3! .e . E E . g thch superstitiliom souls. it at ' my . III ”E . .1 t. . . . . . .......... . ...............
Chaplin does not laugh to make the fled in a body to Cable 11 Ta'vern on the M9. THflCES ' Long Island Long Clams 0c q . Boston Blues . . . . . ....... . ..... . ......... .
world laugh with him. He is gloomy corner or the present NOW?!" Dan-E 1H3. BLUE_ DIWI Haddock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
to make the world laugh at him. 139- :fieIdtyIItIgeatggd; tIdgiernhertrba? Elf”? “WM", NIew York Market Flat Fish _ 100 lb
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"93‘“ E“ “W“ “s “““y w“ 3“ bones were tethered up underlaced it showing at the Regent Theatre NoxtE Fresh Stock anan Huddle . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . 181: ll)».
mustache. the comic situations he cre'
ates. there is a vein of pathos. of droll E
resignation. 1hat contrasts so strongly.-
with the spirit of the comedy it brings
out the real humor, the subtle part
that lies below the surface ofhls slap»
stick.
a large box. and were removed either
to Sharp Hill or to St. .Matthew's
churchyard, traditions differing on
their present resting placer
The main road from Nomlk at that
time ran up the old Belden Hill road
to the present home of John Feltham,1
thence. northerly to its Junction with!
the present Belden Hill road and Kent
the present lialdcu Hill road and Kent
street.
High Bridge Hails Jumbo -
High bridge 1111 it was generally call
‘.ed was the first overhead bridge on
the Dunbury and Norwallt railroad.
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Phillie 359-12
BBTSTW‘DAL‘IWR
in mare-Up‘ sat
Week
The best of Fresh and Canned FiSh
Schnllzefs Sanitary Markets
nonwam scorn nonwaut. I
United States License No. 17,903. '
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«$1
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY E
Maoiste, the Superman In tho Comedy-E
Dramatic Spectacle, “The War—
rior." - ' ,
you remember "Cabrin?"
100 Do!
V
—— you remember" the giant in "Cabria?"E
, , “griffin... .. 12:23:12.3 Drink Hot water
William Hart minim.1“:.::":.::.‘“.:..*::::z 11 You Desire A 8mm saw or
' “The Square Deal” 3:52: KTQLJZ“ IrIoIIrIII lie‘h‘iih'll “R08! Complexiion
have been furnished by the great war
-—that portion of it showing a bit of
Ethe conflict 11. (mg the frontiers of
Eltaly and Au ria. Maoists and a
,compnny of 111‘ ion picture actors are a
arrested by an Austrian Cavalry Troop
as suspicious characters. They and
best is to enlo an inside hath each
Dorothy Dalton at the Palace Tumor-.1119 I y
several hundred other suspected r-
l" '9 E" “Fla Up Sal" morning to flush from the system the
.; , . Esons are herded like sheep and im- previous day’s waste, sour fermenta-
dDorothy Ilhlton, the talented Par-a ”Emu“! "l a bar“ Maelste contrivea lions and poisonous toxins before it
~Imount star whose acting in snob acts the“ escape "Ed “0'“ the“ 0" the is absorbed into the blood. Just as
his successes .3 “Love Letters" “The picture is a riot of action. Particular- coal, when it burns, leaves behind a
Flame of the Yukon ” '"i‘he Price (Y “00“ ”9 soldiers of Italy scaling certain amount" of incomhustlhle ma-
._ Mark" and other recent screen plays cliffs and crossing chasms in full war terial in the form of 1131188, 60 the
Will be the star of the feature at the ”9’58"“ A" °f these scenes provide food and drink taken each day leave
Palace Theatre Friday. Maciste with opportunities °f display in the alimentary organs a certain
‘ Miss Dalton whose dimples are rap- "‘5 1““ “WW““M “"3““ T“ amount of indigestiblo material.
Says We Can't Help But Look Bet-
ter and Feel Better After .
an Inside Bath ~ ‘
ii 111 11111118
PEEAELACE THEATRE To look one's best and feel one's
TIRE SALE“
SECONDS
All Sizes in Stock
VAAIST BROS. GARAGE
To Be Presented at the Palace Theatre Friday, May Otlh With An Ex-
cellent Vaudeville Bill 1
i.
idly becoming as famed as is Kitty Phommph? ”d f‘mt‘m‘ ”9"”"1 which if not eliminated. form toxins » 17 CHESTNUT 81‘. SOUTH NOREWHI-Kn
Gordon's wonderful back, is at her Iat- 800d Altogether The W’EmEO” is E‘ and poisons which are then we“?! in- . ‘ .. ~ I f
1 active best in " ‘Flare Up' Sal." ““8“”! ““d‘ ““3““ 9‘“ “‘5 e“ to the blood through the very ducts “I" 1380- m 2011’
. Mhich is from the prolific pen of J G. tertainment Ewhich are, intended to suck in only
fiav'vks. and which was directed unde' ‘ ,‘nourishment to sustain the body. «
. the personal supervision of Thomas REGENT THEATRE FR'DAY '. If you want to see the 5)., of
healthy bloom in your cheeks, to see
ll {nee by Roy Will'. :11 Neill. ‘
‘ In the 1:016 Of 5a“ J0. ““85 Dalton . . our skin 91 clearer and clearer, on
is first seen lE 'in: our one of the “Ck Pickfarsfland Lou.” :re told togdrink every morning Itlzon
. mushroom mining :nwns that sprung There is one member of film- 1110 arising. a glass of hot water with a
fi—r 1....— ._..—._.. teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in
I it, which is a harmless means of wash-
ing the waste material and toxins I
'from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
Ebowels. thus cleansing, sweetening
Eand purifying the entire alimentary
"tract, before putting more food into
the stomach
Men 'and\women with saliow skins.
liver spots, pimples or pallid com-
Eplexion, also those who wake up with
Ea coated tongue bad taste. nasty
breath others who are bothered with
Eheadaches, bilious spells, acid stomach
‘ or constipation should begin this ones
Ephated hot water drinking and are
assured of very pronouncedJesults in
"Jack and Jill." a Paramount. starring
REDUCTION SALE'
On All Women’s and Mfsses’ Suits. Coats and Ho
$258uitSreducedto....-.................. $1795
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$111111" COUPON 1111mm,”
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Thousand songs
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coupons 9 8 schnsS“ '°“° °’ "’° W“ lawman a: :
, . A quarter pound of limestone phos— . - r
3 AND c THE BOOK phate costs very little at the drug men and Young men TOI- “o- .
m3 add for with. store but is sufficient to demonstrate _ $ ,
3%” conpzina like on” 11:300-111.? (2.2:: that Just as soap and hot water . $15.90 to 25000
E “1 “La" . . ’ ”mm m m m m“ Ecleanses, purifies and freshens the
skin on the outside, so hot water and L
Eilmestone phosphate act on. the inside E
organs. We must always cohslder that
internal sanitation is vsstlyI more im-
iportant than outside cleanliness, he-
Ecsuse the skin pores do ndt absorb
impurities into the blood.“ while the
bowel pores do .~Adv. . _ »
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