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Clara Kimball Yountr
in the Thrilling Story of the .\.r'.-
(an Veldt,
“The Claw”
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BURTON HOLMES'
TRAVEL PICTURES
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covert-d with the documents long af-
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PALACE THEATRE FRIDAY
a
Jack Pickford in Paramount Picture.
7 .wxwgwsp‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ flak-A! fu’J‘MN‘v‘
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The meat success recently scored bV
.iuck l’icktorri in “Tom Sawyer" and
"llurk and ’lnui." two Paramount re-
I--asw.~. seem: certain to be rlupli(‘at-
ed bv Illl> new \‘ehicle which is said
to ho a picture of unusual strength
and beauty. \ouuu Pickford portrays
the role of the irr- son of a rich
man. reckless and dissipated. who. af-
ter beinu repudiated by his father.
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who befriended him in the days of ad-
versity. As the girl. the niece of an
innkeeper. Louise Huff has a conzen-
in! role of which she makes the most.
And the Latest
' HEAhsr-eArr-rE ercromALs.
COMING!
William Farnuln. in Victor Hugo's
immortal Classic,
adequate He incurs the enmity of a youth of iOnosful GUBH'ON
Whatever you do don't miss this the camp ""1 SteplliIanle ngakefis‘ lit: Fl" ‘ sOLE ‘
"L53 MISERABLES." Production. ' “w '0 his mm“ in ‘ P ‘00 H' “ WNW" T COMFORT ‘
__ _ in: on the brink of a chasm. IO WIT" M
“NW. o Jimmy of a plot against him. lie “ “t tan. SHOEO r
_ ,___ | REGENT THEATRE TODAY tum” Mum “(Mum ,0 he. Arr a". h- 313': czl'e‘hra’tuof‘ fig-gill;
' I c' K‘ b I, v - H N {patted and heartbroken. Stephanie 31"" In. [halft- mono gotten-“1%); i
‘. - u r ow I and- ”fl- cor arm 0 ts
livery KW Dollar Bone ara P'r-Lnduzuono of”: 6.8“!" 0 llpaps tn the window and is about to We. “ the foot and In??? so
u n 3 r , ill? or P, when Io- ...“- “50 l’rlkll. In. ey r.
Mike! S Hun Dr ad W.” ”,9”, man once In his life plunge down Into 8 K ' :I‘ilf'lrf:;:ll;l:u (Lani thigh;
More
comes the drcision between supreme
right and intolerable wronrz." This
sentence is from ('S‘nthia Stockley's
famous novel “The (‘law." which has
been plcturizml hv ("iiafles l2 Whittrr
kcr, lllltl will he the eature :rltrat‘tlon
today at the llcucnt Theatre,
Thr- sn-nttiit-c tit-scribe“ an absorb
lnuly lllll't-sllfig and
tion that confronts Maurice Stair, the
young English resident commissioner
at the outlying post where Marv Sart-
i'ln ((‘laru Kurrhrril Young) comes to
visit her brother. Stair falls in lovt‘
Mrt‘me, at 2:15; Evening, 7:15
and 9 o'Clock.
Today
The tlrt'l With the Gorgeous Smile,
Madize Kennedy
In Goldwyn Picture.
“The Fair Pretender"
The Romance of a Beautiful Young
Widow Who Never Had a
Husband.
Friday
Jack Pickford
In Paramount Picture,
“Mile-a-Minufe Kenall"
Speed! Speed! Nothing but Speed
In this lightning like thriller
and laugh maker.
Whatever You Do, Don‘t Miss This.
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SATURDAY,
.Vivian Martin, in
“ViViETTE” 1
And Sixth Episode of l
“THE EAGLE'S EYE." .
This Theatre is thoroughly disin-
fected before and after each per-
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PALACE THE‘.TRE TODAY FAIRPRETENDER
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‘Msdgs‘Kcnncdy in Goldwyn Picture. ~.._
“The Fair Pretender" Madge Kennedy at the
As in manv pho ographs, there 1,. a Theatre Today in Goldwyn Picture.
“WHY In “The Fair Pretender," rm. “The Fair Pretender" '
newest of the Madge Kennedy pro-
The supporting cast is exceptionallyI
dramatic situa'.
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‘ Food Arruv pic'ur‘r-s taken in tllnt‘l't‘lll
' bureau
l ing.
{Ila-iv ira> dct tried to Wave blur. .‘tai‘v a
' lll'dlilll"r> is lrr'trttLlit out
the tliillltt‘ lti saw 21 “Tina lint‘irli-
liiiill Tlt' p'ills lriiirseli lugr-ilrri' and
draw the courage-om thing. 'dl‘llUllL'll
the wire he pays for his iedtiuptron
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REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY
“Mrie-‘a Minute Kendall" .
The Paramount picture, "Mile a. l
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Minute Kendall,“ starring Jack Pit'k- “mm ”mm“ '"h‘mwmuifiy" P ay
ford and Louise Huff. will be the ferr- Back to i‘ e. 9;: ‘k to ”u
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trrre at the Palace Theatre Friday. ““1“ MH'MW‘ m . 8
Woods." llt‘l' Iatt-st Goltl“.\'ll lil'odut“
tion. pronilsm nothing but lauzliter
and tlrrilL l." her admirers when .‘II"
comes to the Regent Theatre. Friday.
The story abounds in those moments
peculiar to .\label Normand, anti she
takes advantage of them in her own‘
inimitable wriv.
Tired of society and the rapid turn
surrounding her. Stephanie Trent
‘ .r some-
lnvents a router engine, sells It with b2" h"; “H‘s: ‘38:?! ‘01“:“99‘ a
roi'it and incidentally finds ha I- w 9"“ ““°' ‘ ‘9
p ' pp real man like her father. Accordinv-
ly he arrunues for Stephanie to go a.
a school teacher, under an assumed
name. to a village near one of his
logging camps. There the girl meets
Jimmy Raymond.
Jimmy says he only wanted to see
how a real girl would act in such a
situation. ll-r will use It In his next
story, for he is a neWspaper min and
it was only .r ruse to bring Stephanie
to his cabin,
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'courrrv JUNIOR FOOD
ARMY EXHIBITION AT
DANBURY FAIR
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At llanlitrry lair. October 1' in IQ, the
coun!\ exhibition of all local junior
ft cd army Work will be held. The pro-
ducts which are to be exhibited hau-
he-n raised and preserved by Food
:\2‘lil‘-‘ llll‘lill‘t'ln :is :i pzrrt of their pro
cram in food production and corner
ration.
Antoni: thr- things which will he
fr ruirl in tirr- l-‘rrriu lirirr-rtu .lrrnior l-‘v
tension lir'iralliilr~lll tcrrt are garden
products. cold puck canning, coruiu.;
nltt t-xlr'liitr- t'ir-ur tirct-uwirli, S'tiri
lord, Fairl‘r-‘d utirl .\'c\v t'nn‘rztn. :r‘l
Tllt‘l't‘ will also be at display
|itiin't)t-:.
record limits and .luuiot‘
Lrttiii' a.
pnl‘ti‘. oi” the :irltc
The pit; club m'iihiiion will hr- mum
in tho- lrui‘d'ni: at Illt‘ roar of the frrriu
tents. I'Intrics which lllu’t‘
been received to date show that lllt‘l't'
will he in (‘tlllillt‘llllr u about to pigs of
the l'olurid t‘lriua. liuro .icrsr-y, liertt
1 shirt" and t‘ht-stcr \\"‘iic breeds.
out: or lllrr t‘tlilt'ntiontll‘pnrls of the
exhibition will he the work of demon~
a'ratinu and judging tcnurs in canning '
vegetables mirrors and pigs. .
Teams frtiu H cm of 23 towns in?
the county are to filter into compctl-f
tion to ric’crinint- which one will win'
the county championship in the project ‘
it y have been working: on. Those
1‘“ .icnstiutions will he held on Tues-f
day, \\'ednestl:ry. Thursday and Friday. :
Every boy and girl in this country is;
invited to visit tho Junior Extensionl
Department tent to see some of the
have been rlti'it.v to “Help \\'in the1
things which “00d
War." Entries close'Jiromptly at
noon on Saturday. October Ii. A’Il pro-
Palace ducts~gardcn or canned goods and
rpigs can be
delivered to the fair
grounds on Sunday or Monday morn-
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ductions to be presented today at the:
Palace Theatre. in this photodrama.‘
however. the theft is acievcd in rath-i
er a different way. Miss Kennedy is
a young girl who masqueradas as‘
the widow of a fictitious liushand'
chosen at random from the telephone
directory. In reality she Is a poor
.zrtle typist. but In most of the story.
she is seen at the home of wealthy
ammamto IA
You canrqt say It came Inexpefl‘
«fly ‘.'s ’llh balon- Iamlltx wul IT'-
cs That hymen-til. eunulpalinn us»
.. trouble no as equivocal dado-f
at «us-ma "ears To the initiated,
«pm Null scrap-rt, which Is tss'
physiologic can. at a has H d O.-
mutt-rut. hos-rout. lend, It!
and that am. '
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dhis opportune purchase of high-grade shoes is another instance of > V er’s wide-awake policy in shoe buying. Our ability to pay
sp?‘ _“s}‘,s°c'1’]"d ”‘93 wonderful lot of \voint‘ii's high shoes at a l‘ltllCLllUUSl)’ low price. Xou get the benefit in big savings. COmc
QUICK VI Hie I C 10! is complete. Don't miss this chance to get :hoes below cost. -
THE “TEST Mill BEST STYLES ONLY Ill THIS [GT
.-\rniy members _
Hundreds of smart l-‘all Shoes in rich
Havana Brown, Black Kid and Grey Kid.
others with black gla'cc kid vamps and
white tops and nut brown vanips with
brown cloth tops, French, Cuban or mili-
tary heels, plain and wing tips. Styles
for women and young;r women. Big bar-
gains even for this store of double values
esoteric mar.
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Especially
'\\‘ 0 III 0 fl.
SPECIA L
a0n! lot of SW A' '
it. warm-n”. . - ,
.mlklo' In list In I rthfzyoohd: high (ll-L: Clhfilll‘lpu
"it“ ‘7'. Ito-v .° “ ‘ 3.50 ' ..
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Extra High Out SPEOIAL “w”
Boy Scout Shoes A“. on"...
30018 for Boys Tan or black. STEM for wear, Ladles’ $3.00 {li.li‘"‘.‘r$‘i'.”.i
and Girls my popular Just n°W~ um‘m. neat
mm, 0, , x, x. Sizes to l8h‘r........ $1.9S 39‘“: All Colors H’s mug-:5,
Dark Brown Ind Lam Slacs......... $2.50 31 so W a l '5 i n I
' heel".
(fun Metal
on your feet.
Ilczllar $0.00
clever
Pllln or Mylo
fancy tips. for young
Extraordinary Sale 0!
WOMEN’S
FLEXIBLE
5 Mil
Value for
Extension soles and
hosts. \‘sry durable
and dressy. Mad. (0
. retail for ".00.
Fall
Sal. Price—
Boys’ and Ilrla’
B 9
School Shoes oys Shoes
Sizes to 5%
black or dark tan.
I WelT worth 84.50
Fall Sale Price—-
Sites for Girls ' ~ 2
Sizes for Bnt‘ .v 13%
...tt‘. PRICE—-
$250
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BOVS’ SHOES
All sizes up to and
Including ”T Chain
of English all. litre
cut. or wtds bull do.
too. Goodyear stitched
l . It
is are“
Children’s Black
Button and Lace ’
the:
and Patent Colt wit!
cloth and 9,
white tops. '1. (
Extra Special 1128-1130
for Boys '
“.00 dark tan Bluchers.
rock oak solss: 3‘ won-
derful value; very neat
and dressy. $2.59
Fall Sale
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Boston, Syracuse and Tufts,I _~___
Carded For October,; FOOTBALL roos Fort“ ARMY
Forced to Cancel Games '
Saturdays of this month. Such wss'an 7 T] i e r .
the announcement of the athletic au-' appea str k s a cho d in wt heart.
thorltles last night. .of men throughout the country who
Captain Ridgway, the officer In have no football uniforms to give, Mr.
and said last night that the Army
would play a game this week withou .
doubt. ' tland forward thersamg to Mr.
ranged for.
In a letter addressed to many
3'“ Bill Edwards Seeking ‘0 Comply the old-time football stars who form}
With Everl's Requm -’ a committee, Mr. Edwards has in.
icluded the following statement:
WEST FOlNT, N. l'., Oct. 3.—'l‘he
Army football squad. with eight W _
“1m...“ in full swing. went through an i . H. Edwards. (‘nllector ohmic;1
hour's-stiff drill yesterday. it wrrs the “‘ Re““‘““- hi“ ”9"" “‘0‘“
first work for the varsity men since football circles as “Bit! Bill." has re-
tire game with the Mitchel l-‘leld fliers ceh‘ed from Johnny Eve-rs. now In
“f" Saturdaly. :3 tc‘alnhcaimeloutaf France. the following cable messaxe:
Lit-cholett no e en D 3‘8 Cl ¢0|| - .. v u
tion but yesterday was the opportunity Mm] 500 "I'M.“ uniforms.
nfl'qyod for cutdoor work. A, Mr. Edwards is hustllna to comply
\‘andezraaf's printing was . feature with the recur-st. and has already
o' the wnritcut. He. ”cram-d over ltty appointed a large Football Committee
,ar~ri.~ with the. ends loin: donut: a to my“... flm mm thrombout
ra-r clip. Vidal, lcQIarrle and III h“ "u. rttt‘l
and. up the ulnarrytn trio a tho the T "' u. b. w ‘
Ifltfl‘n to tbs mus-us at the at!»
an": in a twenty IIIItP
Itlh the scrubs. m and W at all... football tea-I. out"
th- to «cu-rate~ la the allot-tia-
gnarl-I'd at a m.
It in this war. You men know what
1eamwork' in football means.
men ‘orer thera’ are finding: that the
football spirit they learned at college
In belplnz tht-m \‘ery much in this
war. If we here at home can help
our horr- ‘orer there' by erlmfllflI
jerseys. FIPLtt-re. heirs. football trnri
llf'l‘ be glad. it
sin-Mb“: by Iblth they can [N
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“is! Amy‘s communist g-M.‘ 15.9... a... m “r. to units the.“ berm flcbton or r- walnut-am ”lamb-CU
"' “m “In”, ‘ tbs "h locum not to play w m- a most "PM no» You can an! m In David W. C ‘ '_'
W umshw‘mhmuwu.rrum.wnmut~a Ila,
the wonderful paws. m n"-
MA'IN s'rar.
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Bridgeprt, Gonn.
Packages and shipping have been ar- question we want
emphatically yes; and it is gladlu
ofgfor health restored by the use of Tar
dla E. Ptnklism's
.limes years 0
"There Is touch of the football spir-tpromp
letters in order that other We .
Q15? once did may ”It :2
The who suffer as
x rlence.—Adv.
fit by their e
Extra High Out
Boots for
Boys and Girls
cnt COIL with white
lilbllllck dons. Good-
your wsite-t
soles; excellent
value at 85. Fall
Sale Price—
3350 ,
llutton 0" Lacs An exceptional value
lilo-ls of gun metal Made of Guru ma.
. calf. sewed soles; well (Of b0”. Choice of hu'znny tan gun
worth ’3' metal calf. and put.
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APPRECIATIVE WOMEN
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How often la the question asked.
charge of the schedule making. is con? Edwards says that their checks will "Are the testimonial letters WWII:
fident 01’ getting a team for Saturday'be appreciated. and that he will rnalteied in the advertisements 0‘ ”dill" é.
as economical purchase as possiblelplnkhfim'fi. Vegetable Compound son- 31'
layers; nine and true?" In answer to that"_
to
Ballast Want Ads Work We.“
TOOK our DIIADFUL sonaulh .
-WM tho kidneys .re in!“ C ‘
pen. Ilor'kIfl-la and -bou. u- shsit overworked to that they fall to ~ «1
crrutrfnut" and throw all impurities out of U
5' Hoolthmmlustam‘
little Ni of I"! H and in m outnumb- to. and buttock.
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pound after weeks, months and some- 5e
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