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. Ptmmoum picture IN spite his inmal (“hammer inteuened. h}; “.19 present lot is a man’s size .
“ .. , He was knocked out by P‘Pll‘}. and pistol not «unlike the old fashioned
6‘ 99 0 es! . Amry. makinohim believe that he had ho1se pistols of ante helium days »
"i8 83“ , killed the. cafe ptoptletor, secured his WINCH 18 used to “50113189 “8031 .
5g rmlrets 11 French Wur cross with one '
confession 1f the. mime of “=an her
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But! suppose the husband is
Tuesda‘v‘.
district. ~
elder thexnselvcs very fortunate in
having the verv pleasant and spacious
5 0 I rooms of the Catholic club donated for
m ' their use. ' . .. , ‘ ' '
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affair of :1 social nature and with that
., A DWGWT -._. ARTCPAET mew ; in mind request that so far as possible
up tables will arrange to'
~ h *l b louse rather than at
He Was Ruined Bv His Unsuccessful Rival But Returned Years Later. ”'8‘ 3‘ ‘ ° ‘ “ ‘
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those making;
has to make a show of carrying an: ~ ..
the mission and he thinks Craig will;
fail in great shape.
Right here Craig} fowl: him. He do.
ports on the mission fir :13 a beautiful
girl in distress and at the end wins 1th
girl and a fortune. besides,
REGENT, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY“
Attengiolding the stage in England '
and this country for more than thirty
years “The Silver 'King, ” the famous
melodrama of English life written by ; ‘
Henry Arthur Jones and Henry Iler- _‘
man has been motorized, with William , '
Fav ershaw in the stellar role, and tin.
great Parammmt«Artcz-att special pic-
'ture Will he ShOWIl at the Regent then.
me Thursdav and Erma}: .
”The 'Silver King,“
“adventures 01’ \Vilt‘red Denver, an Eng-
lish country squire. whn'is ruined by
a supposed friend in revenge for cut-
ting him out in the affection of _a Feat:-
tiful girl whom Denver marries. Years
later, “’are‘ Induces Denver to bet all
he ownedupon a. Derby race. there-
sult being that he is impoverished
When Denver hears Ware gloating over
7the success of his scheme, he goes to
the latters' house at night with the in-
‘tention to kill him, ‘lllll. Ware instead
is slain bv the leader of a band of mo.
hers,
DISPENSARV CTRD PARTY
Tickets (for the card party to be held
Amil 22 ml. for the benefit
ol‘ the dispensary are being disposed 01'
hr the ladle-s cf the dispensary board
and' are also on sale at Baur‘s Drug
‘store. up town and at Dounelly’s second
The ladies in charge con-
11 is their desire to have tin1
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Regent fl neatre Dorothy Dalton in. “Quicksand." Most One of the most interesting displiys
‘ Charming Story. . ‘ of relics of the world's war yet. dis-
- T v . , . . .. played in this city is attracting much
The House .Of Refined 0 an e hei hat-hand from 111180... attention in the corner window at.
Entertainment because of n charge she believes to
Glendenning's Pharmacy. which were
be false. Marv Bowen pr'eiends to suc- collected by Private Fred G. Wood. of
Today cumb ,to Alan Perry. :1 young “stead“ ”‘7'” “PM 59‘3““! 0f the Medl-
popmm. whileshé was working for a living in cal Division, wk” 1‘” seen much “I
. ., . ., , vi-co ov’mwondt‘hnd previously.
John «Bolanuls cafe. sent. the first Fran-h steel helmet
Tom Moore Perl-v followed: Mary 'tDihfliM-isoeil In this: fiction which was Jone
mcnt but Roland who loved her, do 0‘ the exhibits at ”"3 recent Elks)
: ' aim. and a formidabl
i3 tum-11 a woman lilnrries she mil”? You“ Mal-I9, husband was serving time. Then D0. are a bnlw machptte :f aslheacntghkn‘i‘l:
:; Us is proud oi her husband. isnt a land recovered and with a change oi times with a blade fully four inches
heart agreed to help in freeing young Wldfi Whig! ‘3 Pl” 0" the equipment
. 1.: ed of H crime. and the. PVi‘ See Tom Moore as a. redoubtable , , .- , . . . of the medical 00 S. b t
l on e is all against him. This girl Sheriff. Also a Boson l'mm ”“5“" Willie Perry. “ “g not for “Duane“? 11 WP. trust
i .~ 11. t to him . , “"95”“ Another exhibit. is a letter which
i Also Mmk Sennett Comedy Travelogue SCI'ICS Thi‘i .1‘4 the plot of “Qiucksand” Y'N‘ Private Wood's mother wrote 31in".
.. , . . (1 Which was mung
, And a Comedy no“ T‘mothv I‘alton photoplm “hich over a Year 58'0” ,
” HOH‘I‘IBS Travelogue ' _ will be shoun at the PainCe theatre the mall on one or the few vessels
9, .d t “y sunk It was found later in the Irish
Th rsd _ ‘ Thursday and Fr1 av ou . 3% by a vessel bound for New York
ll 33’ William Faversham --~~ . ‘—- where it was remedied. and eventually
Wallace Reid T AT PALACE THEATRE, THURSDAY reachéd Mr. Weed but little worse
_ ._ . . In. for its adventures.’
i m Paramount picture, “ ,, . u ,
i “Th D b” THE~SILVER KING Wallace Reid m, The Dup’ Afford;
. e 11 . . A Paramount-Artcraft special ‘ Congemal Role. Also Vaudeville. SAtIS If KIDNIYS ;
i -.‘lit‘ iw (lid look like a dub. but ‘ . A chance happening sometimes rc- -
1 true-i” ubgiri's ' fortune from A180 a Pathe REVICW suits in the. directing of a. man's 'cn- i ‘
i "H itl‘llllli 1 “kagfa‘ndbugfsfed slxngnglslow motioin in athletics, tire life, This'tmth is well illustrat.i
. . . . 1-, an tie ”la-gs com 3'. ed in “The Dub.” Wallace Reid's new
i latest Pathe News “Marines” ' Paramount picture. which will be Harmless to flush Kidneys anLneutra.
‘ l’lvc Acts 0f V811 dville shown at the Palace theatre Thursday. [in irritating acidg. .
'--~ .._. ‘ John Craig, a young contractor, is '
the time com cs Dick in no means is
a tendenoo..
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‘-«..2;.- Pickford in “Rags“
sitting in the park wondering how he. Kidney and. Bladder weakness result
- 1 u (it ‘ “it": Thu d ‘ F . can obtain some money to earn on his from uric acid says a noted authority
W 1 ‘ ' 1'8 3 . rl- ' - ‘ _,
‘ - f. Y Rev. Charles E. Barto, formerly pafi- blgierlisb: sits Bu ley Hadden " The 'kidggzs filter this acid from the
(11“ 83.11113)" [or of the Norwalk Methodist Episco a t. ‘ blood and pass it on to the Maddox,
pal church. and now of “fetal HaVen, shrewd and crooked attorney. He sees where it often remains to irritate and
i n decides that hes cr ' d .
has beef appointed chairman of tho Crag a d .‘ :1 mar inflame. “mugs“ bunting, seat-‘5
A] If? .FHEAIRES New Haven Near East Relief Fund and a dub. That suits h“ purpose ex- sensation, 0".““3‘3 up an ”1'5““!0"
campaign. actly and he prooeeds t” hire. Craig ‘0‘" at the neck of the‘ bladder. oblizinzr-
L ‘-T THEATRE, TODAY 3
Moore in “Go \r‘lcst.
MA" Also a Travelogue
find a Comedy; ’ g
.:::; :1 hit. I left my shock
,. ionic." says Tom Moore,
' :inldu'yn picture. “Go West,
“ The incident is only,
:musinz moments 12. the
win “hivh comes to the. Re- ,
, 5min}: it grows out of
‘1” situation in which DICK,
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mgr-red son of rich parents.
- hmne as the result of a quar-
. zhrmeh a series of amazing
' w finds himself. after an in- %
~l1m‘t time, the rough and
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hing and sometimes'very painful, this.
its reallv one of the most simple ail- :.
gments to 9531301118.» Got about four
ounces otJnd Salts from yw.9harm
acist and take a ‘tifillespoonfnl ‘in '
glass of water before breakfast, con-
tinue this for two or three daysjr
will neutralize the acids in the urine
You to seek relief two or three times ,
during th night. The sufferer is incon-
stant’jlread, the water passes some-
times—with a soalding Sensation and is i
very profuse; again, there is difficulty
in avoiding it. »
Bladder weakness, most folks call',
it,‘ because they‘ can't control urina-
While it is, :extremely ‘annoy-
firm of a wild WesTéI-‘n town: - i; . ‘ . I .2' . 4‘ . ‘ ' V Jed so» is Waive. 112111111638.
~ iiiiirult, handling a gun is
'Eil and reforming the town
3min] :1: the outSet. but innit.
hm Dick is riding with 13983
‘n (ha C‘arew.) a true daué‘h- I .
“m mnuntains and plains that
'~' the confession that. ridin:
.: i; 5 tone. Just what It mean
" . I k :iliuorbers is not W
iii? is sore till 67
the acid of grapes
deals with the
There will tie a prize
for each table and flew effmt' made
to insure :1 pleasant afternoon {01
a o
to attend this sale early.
graceful lasts of Black, Brown
$6.00
Another Exa
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u f- a HIP. _._.._--,--_,_. _ _ .._.3E-—.-**_ iUnlque War REIICS of fi'fin'ags mndeum“ heelS‘Plnln or fine! ‘0' “will. 1:15 new.
' . 8 1-11 on I.
4 AT PALACE THEATRE, TODAY 3 Interesting Display um glued “in, "km and waited Pumps. ‘ 9
en v.1“ Block and colors.
new i S)’ and
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Comfort Shot-.3
and Oxford Ties
A comfort Iho'o that
in Heat and dreary.
lief to feel that ache.
burn and tire Ratio
of soft -i ltld.
new? .4 waited
oolol.
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