Regent" Theatre
Special Musical Program By the '
Regent Orchestra Every Evening.
/ Today
Bert Lytell
to s. Splendid Western Feature,
“The Trail To Yesterday”
the .Sennett Comedy,
“That Night”
and Hearst~Pathe News.
Wednesday and Thursday
Clara Kimball Young
in her Latest Photopluy,
“The Reason Why”
A Romance of High Society, Su-
perbly Acted and Georgeously
- Produced.
Also, Showing Wednesday,
BURTON HOLM ES' TRQV EL
PICTURES
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OFFICIAL WAR FILMS.
of the United States. France. Grea
Britain and ltaly.
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FRIDAYwOue Day Only—William
Fol-hum, in Hall Caine’s Great
Novel, “The Bondsman."
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Today. Saturday
‘ Charlie Ray in
t, The}Millionaire
.Vagrant”
Wm. 8. Hart ht ’
min: a Four Flusher”
id the Latest Patlle News.
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l .malas Fairbanks in
2 .llllaliall Madness
.Pathe News and Others.
Tuesday
Franklyn Farnum in
“$5.000 Reward"
Official War Review and Others.
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Bessie Barriscale in
“Haters of Men”
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“The Kind of a. Girl I Mean”
“Peggy McVey.”
confidence. He had turned out to be
the actual murderer. And now it was
his wife. H01 could she have fooled
him so grievously? ,
“ll Was a plant, old lop." said the
secretary. “She did just exactly mi
I told her to do. and that was lllc
only way we ever could have gotten
that fox’faccd lawyer to confess." And
for the first time in a year Dle'G
mind was free from any suspicion.
' PALACE THEAT
Douglass Fairbanks in
‘ Madness" ‘
1 Douglas Fairbanks leaves his Neva»
do much for New York. He plunges in.
to a life of gsvety with New York
companions, but fails to find any
thrills in the pleasures of the Gay
:Whitc Way. Society bores him to dis;
traction. While lunchlng at a country
club he complains to the boys that life.
is too monotonous. ‘ f
1 Through an open doorway he sees, at.
a table in the garden outside. a middle-
aged couple of distinizulshcd appear-1
ance with a beautiful girl. They are the.
Count and Couness Murinoff and their
ward. »
One of be men at the table offers
bet Douglas $5.000 that he will got i
thrill of hislife if he will stay in New
York for a week. Douglas takea up the
fillet. Remembering that he has sold
stock to Count
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“Manhattan
'3 is ;l ' chance of meeting his le- Hue. i , ‘ ._ , ‘ ' .-
Illlpl'ltll do}: The Count calls him up. On A.“- 6. the following boys will go gigging: 5210248323Eligiit‘mfiintimm i300. Corporal James H. Beeuei
and Douglas .2005 up to his home and from how (annals to hurt Slocum. was. voted “N best that has so far, There wil be no meeting of "w
meets llhl ward. who makes nlysterIOUs
signs to him. The Count nssules Dolls:
his the girl is insane. -
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in “The :l'tjailxto Yester-
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Bert Lyiell in his first Metro. “The
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Trail to Yesterday." will be seen
: the. Recent Theatre today.
i Kecles' partner. Lansford. attempts
to ruin him. and he learns of this on
the night that Ned return. A fight.
results from the quarrel between the
.two partners, and Ned. fearing that
he will be accused. noes west. it is
then that name “Dakota" becomes
prominent. Five years of life in the
west makes him forget that he once
were still collars and fancy lincu. “till.
kotn" buys a ranch and the Mexican.
from whom he makes the purcllnsi’.
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'ALAGE THEATRE TUSEDAY
Franklyn Farmlm Star $5,000 Rew
. When Dick Arlington married,
\vss with the utmost mlsglving. His
wife was the daughter of the farmer
for whom he worked. under an as-
sumed name. Dick finally decided to
tell Margaret that «he was a fugitive,
accused of the murder of his rich un-
cle. With perfect faith in him, Margar-
et get out with Dick to return to the
city where the crime was committed.
though Dick did not look for any
lclp frim his arcadlan wife, it was
she who finally solved the myStery
which had puzzled the police for near-
ly a year. For Tr 'v, Dick's lawyer
and confidant. who t id advised him to
run away in the {int place. was in-
vsigled by hi; sudden infatuation for
Ilck's wife into a full confession of
the crime. . _
Then it was Dick's turn to doubt
his wife, for Dick had been doubting
some one ,all through the picture.
first it was the strange secretary
that his uncle had hired. and whom
be suspected of the crime. The score
tary had now turned out to be a noted
detective. Then it was Tracy. in
whom he had. put the mostimplidt
ard
'ROfonfl Point
Park “
Shore 8: Chicken
Dinners , and '
0 Ala Carte Service
BATHING .
rumours lioness ores
D "“é‘i‘m
AT THE RECENT THEATRE
plans to ruin him. His partner chances
the brand ‘on the cattle. and after.
“hairpin" comes in possession be ac-
cuses him of "rustling" snother’s cat-
tle. But a friend comes to his aid.
and the Mexicans are beaten at ”it‘ll“
lown game. One night while "Dil-
kotu” is resting in his cabin. he hears
the voice of a woman. and. after in-
vestigating. he discovers that he has.
i met for the first time the girl of his]
dreams. i
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QFISKE O'HARA AT THE
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In His Romantic Play, “Marry In ’
“Haste"
Flske O’Hara comes to the Regent;
Theatre, Tuesday evening. Aug. lith.
‘ . FORESTERS CLA N t
This popular romantic actor is this -fi‘eis I 'TiAT'ON patter! driving a New York car. No.
season appearing in a new romantic_ Court Nurruk \‘o 58 F , 165.2% was coming down the Armory‘io get adequate support from 1191‘ young
farce called "Marry in Haste." by Ammonium at most éucggfzéfilrs of; Hill and reached the junction of the husband. She applied to the Supreme
Anna Nichols. and is declared to be tiatlon of a. class of 38 candidates at Itill and West. avenue as Bertlne was Court for $50 a week alimony pending
the]beginp133;hfighgsie-Syserotérsseslggg. Red Men‘s Hall. Main street yesterday coming down 3119 avgntllile. An occidetnt trial of her separation action.
as “ ‘ . ‘ ' The c " ‘ ‘ was unavoida e an 6 care came 0-
iar success—romance, mystery, witty the degliree'fifi’gfsflg’ge é'gu‘li‘it‘flgfgrm? gether. Luckily no one was injured. Miss Gates secretly married young
dialogue and amusing situations-in of Bridgeport and the walk was ut and the cars were only slightly dam~ Herrman While he was a college stu-
ndditlon to which the star sings a on in a highly creditable manifer “89¢ dent in 1915. After a few brief weeks
number or delightful new songs. Amongthe‘ eggs were mansttiond of married life. "Phil" returned to
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among which are The Kind Of a Gm and State officells including Senior —" James S Herrman his wealth afther
I Meanv" “Peggy McVeY"’ “I’m M- Sub-Chief Ranger of the u o‘ . ross’ cHocom'rns ' ' y' '
ing in Love with You Dear,” and Court George P Sullivan of. $90!}? 1 His parents tried to have the marzlage
“‘There's a Charm of near Old Ire-lend' Chm Ranger Marge Mag-:- 350 to 500 half lbs. annulled. To show that he, d not
231% Iiililchgtfduiegi’le: yoouggrfcloghi‘i“ Bridgeport, Grand Secretary ffolin 600 to $125 one 11);, she, did the courting, Mrs.‘ Herrman
. a filled Irish family, who contracts a gécllfilxeglhlrléléeog 1:31;“?3: nfnddGrand 12° and 15c sample sizes submitted two love letters to the
[hasty marriage with the first woman. Following £10 deérge W013: (if ward ‘ ' court. ..
he regrets his rashness, but is in honor of 200 Foresters present adioulgled t: STILISON-POWELL V
that he renounce his ‘bachelorhood in Foresters’ Hall on Water street vher , ' —'1’rx a Sentinel Wont All. \
$‘lier 2° perpetual: a}; timing) Cosme. . refreshments were served spe‘bcre: CORP’ ‘
ten to thee s y veyn ' onnor ~‘ ‘ ‘ ---
he regret his rashness, but is in honor‘ made, and a social time enjoyed. - so“
bound to refrain from declaring his
love. But the drama works out to a
happy ending, and Dick's love affair.
as well as that. of his cousin Charles/
with the delightful young hoyden.
Lady Peggy ends happily. The star
is surrounded by a capable company.
including Patricia Clary. ‘Nancy Cur-
rier. Denise Malloy.‘ Laurette Allen.
Robert H. Russell. J. P. Sullivan, W,.
'l‘. Shoshan, J. E. Mlllor‘and Margaret
McCabe, and the costume and scenic
environment is handsome and pic-
turesquo.
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WEDNEAY ANB THURSDAY
elm Kimball Voting in HM. Lu
Phohplam‘fhe Itasca WW"
Clare Kim I Young adds another
to her long list of noteworthy entitle
W my my summation. by sown-m ,ol
3- , : ' Yvonne Harland. ohaolea'of'mo‘f
Regent Theatre
TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 6
AUGUSTUS PITOU Presents Horwslk’s Popular Actor and
Singer _
Ithack Hotel Bloch
FISKE O’HARA “3.22....“
IN HIS NEW, ROMANTIG PLAY -
Marry in Haste
HEAR ME. O’HARA SING THESE NEW SONGS:
“I'm Falling in Live With You, Dear.” '
“There’s a Charm of Dear Old Ireland in
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n olsghms, retails. swam,
Poplin, Soisettss, Batiste: and
Wash Silks.
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' WEATHER sonnets!
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Thundel‘showers this afternoon: part-
ly cloudy. Warm tonight and Tues-
dayhmoderato south winds. Disturb-
ances central over Nebraska and On-
tario are causing unsettled shower“
weather in the western and northern
districts. The lrllll‘Ol‘alul'c is high if
Your Eyes."
‘" " the central districts. Temperatures oil
- _ . . III) 100 degrees or above Mere le )Ol‘led‘
Prlces ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ’ ‘ """ ‘ """"" 500 to s I) from Tiaras, Oklahoma. Kansas}. Mis‘l
sears ans now ON SALE soul-i and 1...... The highest repel-teal
was 110 degrees at Lies Sloines. lowa. i
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODA '
this succesaful star
will appear at the Regent Theatre.
This is her latest Select Picture.
adapted by Mary Mrillo and dirot‘led
by Robert G. Yignola.
“The Reason. Why" is the story of a.
Russian refuucl- who masqueradcs as,
Zara. niece of Francis Msrkruto, comrs! 5
to his home and marries Lord Tancredq ’
a scion of the EngliSh nobility with all;'
its highest ideals. After a long seriesl '
of inistidventuros. she finally makes"
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full confession to her supposed uncle
and to her husband regarding her ori- -
gin arid her young son by her former; The Entre Nous Social Club will
marriage to a Russian prefect of pi}: meet this eveninn at the home. of Mrs.
lice. whom an infuriated mob bud mur' John Collin. on Grand street, at which
dcred for his'”crllclly. Tancred is sum. time they will hold their lawn fete.
ned. but only for a moment: over-l g . . ‘
whelmed with forgiveness, “3 “Ow“; The regular meeting of the Women's
his undying love.
work. in which
'l‘cmpcrallurc: lligll, 80; low,
7:2. Fair.
City News'
«marrow‘sveninz in the church guild-
‘mmo 3.9.”. I e alt-limits:
i Wort! was received in Norwulk this
'mornlng that Private Louis McLaugir
.._ lin. of.Co. C. 304th infantry; had arriv-
“e’d aafeiy'ln France.
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"Charihsifiubbard. of 366 Spruce
Mrs. M. 0. Seeicy was hurried ‘0. street..“broke the police dummy on
.0‘. Joseph Wassinn in Stamford. Thurs“ murmur avenue. Sunday night. He Training Station, having enlisted in
he day. “0111 were former residents 0! promised to repair the dummy and the Naval Reserves some time ago.
tilts town.
Mrs. William H. Eustls and twin
daughters have. been guests of Mr. and .
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i was allowed to depart to his home.
The employes of the Dresden Lace
Msrlnoff, he wonders if MFS‘ iloracc Johnson in Locust Ave- Works held their annual field day and street. of the safe arrival overseas or
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'(lulld of Trinity Church will be held to-|
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Sale and get your share of the bar-
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Thomas Cole. of Grandview avenue.
reported to the police that people were
stealing potatoes from his garden.
The regular weekly meeting of Pro
'greas Forum. Fraternal Forum Leaxue
will be held this evening.
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A large number of people enjoyed.
the usual Saturday night dance at the
*Bello Island Social Club.
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George L. Swift. of Chestnut street.
left this morning for the Pelh’sm Bay,
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Word has been received by Mr. and,
Mrs. Richard Beeseley, of South Main.
NOR WALK i}
SOCIETY
and Personal
”NEWS
Miss R. G. Nickerson. of Hamilton:
port. Cape Cod, Massachusetts. is Illa .
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. w. .
erbul-y. on Putnam avenue.
Miss Jennie Cahlli. of Main streak-
has returned to her home after 9 m
weeks‘ vacation trip with friends in
Pfltsfield, Mass.
, [the Grace Nicholson. is pillow"?
a weeks vacation lrum oer duties wins; .1
the Southern 1
phone Co.
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New England Tole.
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Miss'Elsio Raihs .has resumed her
duties in the law offices of Light and
Light after enjoying a. two weeks vac.
George. R. Wartlwcll, Henry Sprague. boon hcld.
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‘Joms‘)‘{gigfihfw‘iggrgmmagi-fumed. Church this evening as the meeting3
wetlncsdoy evening at the 'resi’dcnce' 1“}: a”? {”12” b?“ who broke ““0 “W" ”“911 0‘50””an during this
_ . ‘ . . - ‘ ’1 t to cor» e i :‘ll 9. mp some me into lilonth.
“:hl‘" ”I'm!“ ”if“ H'éur I‘ll‘lghmgglii and stole a quuuntily of brass and ain‘t
‘“ 9"“ i ‘9 ““m“ “P" 0“ w ° 9 Err junk around there was tried Saturn
.Glrls' Friendly Society of
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Miss Elsie Hill, of West
left today for Washington. D. C., and
will be one of the speakers tomorrow
Grace , at the demonstration in front of the‘
avenue,
White House. Mrs. W. D. Ascough and
Mrs. William Kconig‘ of Hartford
left yesterda. and will take
part in the meeting. Miss Hill expects
ation.
Paul Connery returned to his duties:
with the law firm of Tammany out!
Connery after enjoying his annual voo-
at on.
Mrs. William J. Moore, of Putnam
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‘ coating of oil by the State Highway
on Eliidur AW- .12.!“ 3:39 Dr m.
South Avenue has been given ll thin
Department this week, under the su-
pervislfln of John ll. Miller. Park
Strocl will be given the same treat-
lllcnt.
Edmund Hogan. Nemesis Allnunziat~
to Mill (‘arlcton‘ L. “filters who went
with the lust contingent from tilts
town to Camp Dovons. returned home
on l'i'ednesdsy. it is understood they
are to report later.
Henry E. Johnson has retired from?
the horscshncillg business ill East
Avenue. and sold the entire stock to
Knapp & Wood, who will continue the
business at their shop in Forest street.
The deal was‘cnnsumntcd yesterday.
Johnson came to Now Canaan in 1878.
and llii‘.l been in the horse shoeing
business here ever since. For some
yours his brother. Elias lR. Johnson.
was associated with hint. bill of late,
he has been going it alone.
Edwin T. Smith. George D. Walters
and James Sidney Hand, colored boys.
loft 'Norwalk, Thursday morning. for
Camp Dovcns. along with the other
drafted men from this district which
numbered twenty‘slx in all. The
three boys here received their com.
fort kits, socks and sweaters. The
twenty-six boys were in charge of Ed-
Albin McNamara, of Fairfleld Beach.
reported to the police the loss of his
Ford touring car, New York license;
No. 107—530. which was stolen from
ii‘uirfieid Bench last night.
. day afternoon. The boys were let out
on probation and their cases continued.
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The police were notified this morn-
ing that :1 Liberty touring car. No. 41~| John Ryan 13 substituting as mana-
. till (fault. had been abandoned some- gel‘ of Andrew Davey'a Woodward ave.
time during the night nt‘ill‘ the White "I“. store in tho “1,59,,“ of Thomas.
Width“ in kowurlon. ~le cm' belonsli Silk, who is confined to the hospital
' to 1- ’R~ Fillnnngan. 0‘ RDWWWD» “'“h with an attack of appendicitis. '
whom the police will communicate to'
. have the cur rcmovcd.
l’ulli linrtrnm has resigned his post.
tion as manager of the Modern Gro-
, . . ccry Co’s store on Woodward avenue
for the pleasure lcsorts mound hclc. m set-cpl a similar position in one of
”Yesterday's storm spoiled the day
to return on Wednesday and will “ENE. .15 entertaining .her. mother
speak at me regular meeting of the‘ Mrs. Margret J. Morris. of New York
Palnters’ and Decorators' Union. in,City.
Central Labor Lyceum. on Thursday.:
evening.
Miss Helen Scully. of 5 Betts place.
; has returned to her home after 02
Judge Joseph R. Taylor. Judge Wil-i weeks' camping trip with friends.
llam F. Tammany. Attorneys Joseph J.i
Linchilcr and Leo Davis returnedl Miss Mildred Gregory, of) Lords.
last evening after ll weak-end fishing street, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J.’
trip spent at the lloxbury Club, Ban .. Fribie, of Laurel Beach.
tnm Lskc. A fine time was cnjoyedi
and a good catch reported.
j Mrs. Thomas Duhe. of Lincoln avav
hue. is entertaining her daughten
Harry Keene. who represented Nor- from New ‘York Cit)“
walk Aerie, Fraternal of Eagles. at.
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dgirlfocéordgldxrgélgfgp-Kfl‘figfifiy.i the James liutlcr stores in Stamford.
when the storm came and forced them!
to leave. The Chinese Mercilunts‘ As-i
Private Samuel Polley, AmericanV
socilltion of New York City. are hold-f Expeditionary Forces in France. has
ins; their (mung and field any at the? writtenlio local relatives. Sam says:
popular park today. he now weighs about 200 it‘llntil-l.‘
. ...— ,which shows that army life . tatnlyl
. . . S , agrees with him. He spcr‘n of the
i On 58mm“! melting oflicers an - fine work of the Shit: .Jn Army in‘
m" “M Llunc it“ 68“”th n 5323:; Flance and also of {Le hospitality of
d the the French people. lie has done quite;
hit of traveling since his arrival in;
moon and among other places ails?
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plulnt that a man was acting
. cious on Spring street. but foun '
fman had disappeared and cverythll‘ng l:
i was quiet. it l‘ri thought that anot er ~
. "Tom. the Poepor" is around again but. been tlllough the famous Alsace-
l mo police are determined to stop him. raine territory.
. e know who he is. i “
a? ‘1‘ Y - HERRMAN'S WIFE RENEWS FIGHT‘
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Emil Patter, of 601 w. 415:. New
Ward Smith, who acted as captain un-
York City. and John Bertinc. of this
3 iii they reached Camp Devens.
Dorothy Gates Herman, chorus
the convention in Pittsburgh. has re- M"- and Mrs- Raver Benjamin enterb
turned home and will make a report at talned relatives from New York Cit: .
the meeting on Wednesday evening. ' 0V9? “18 week-end.
Charles Green. of the Jones Papent
company. is spending a week‘s vaca-
tion in Hartford.
Mrs. Bertha Fnrnham left Saturday
to join herhusband in the west 1.21“.
i several weeks.
The Misses Alice and Rose Lynch,i
of 37 Lincoln avenue. this city. have
gone to Castleton. N. Y.. to Grand-
mother Lynch's, to spend their vaca-‘
Mrs. Frank J. Valentine and chil-
dren have returned from a very pleas-
ant vacation spent with her aunt, Mrs.
WilllamuHobson, of Brooklyn. N. Y.
! Mrs. Minerva Lln‘dquist, of Orchard ’
é street, spent the weekend with friends.
Lin New Haven. ,
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Mrs. Ida Jennings, of South Main: »
her sister in Bridgeo
Mrs. Hattie Lane and Miss Mabellei
Lindqulst of Harbor Avenue, have re! a
turned home from a week‘s’ visit with‘ street, is visitinb
relatives in Bridgeport. .
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“I “‘9 Armory “h" y s cm on“in New York, renewed her court fight
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Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Howard. Cramer
C. Hegeman and Miss Clara Pfahl mo-
tored through New York state yester-i
day,
1 Mrs. B. D. Feeney, of 6 Maple street"
' spent the weekend in brooklyn.
—Sentlnel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
u-Advortise in the Sentinel.
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Mrs. Selbert Tells How You Can Over-
‘ ‘ * fare this date Will draWititeife’st
, come Nervous Conditions
lLouisville. Ky.-"“-I suffered badly
from nervousness. a run-down condi-
tion, no appetite and pains in my
back—until I just had to sire up. A
friend told me about Vinol and '1 felt I
. better after taking the secondbottic.
Now I have a sand appetite and am
foellngttoe. strong and healthy ‘ln
every way."--Mrs. 1. vii'. Belbsrt. ..
The reason Vino! no so successful
in Mrs. Seibort'a case. innocents, ,it
mains the very elements model! to
build up a weakened. Jon-down lys-
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