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NOTE—~P1ctorcs cnly at 9 this
cvca'ng.
Three T 122.5; Sntt‘rdzv
VAUDEVlLLE and
_ ’ Pearl \‘(hite in
“The Black Seerzt“
Sunday E‘venin;r
'George Behan in
“Hearts of Men”
James ..I (‘or‘ ett in
“The Midni'rht Man‘
Today at 2:15 and 7
CLAYTON THE MYSTIC
The master of phychology who
sees everything, answers anything.
Clayton dismissed doubts yesterday
and told secrets to husbands. wives.
sweethearts and neighbors. The
most: prenomcnal act cf vaudevdle
on the stage.
Four Other Big Numbers
and
Corinne Griffith in
“The Tower of Jewels"
Feature Picture Only at 9 o'Clock
Saturday
~--.... AI 15:15, 7211121 it
! Vaudeville and (‘laylen's Last
-.., Amwaranm- and
Antonio Moreno in
“The Invisible Hand”
Sunday Evening
A Pro-Release for the Palace Weeks
u, Ahead of Broadway
Alice J oyce
=i11 —
“The Vengeance of
, Durand”
One of the most spectacular suc-
cesses of the Vitagraph Company
in producing the notable story from
the pen f0 Rex Beach.
.ShOWs at 7 and 9
No Advance in Prices
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Acts Holid -11 Festive ‘
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HOYT’S
Best Produced Pictures
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i Friday Eveninar
‘ Paula Blackton’s
“The Littlest Scout"
Saturdav
Matinee 2:45. Evening 7 and 9.
William Desmond in
“The Blue Bandana”
..And the Fourth Episode of...
“Elmo the Mightv"
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REGENT SUNDAY
Men."
hm has appeared since terminating
his long and successful career in
‘Tlaramount Pictures is "Hearts of
lien." which Comes to the Regent
Theatre, Sunday and the production
prominently includes the star's son.
George Beban. Jr. The secenes in
'uhich father and son appear are
marked by a deeply sympthetic note
that frequently goes straight to the
heart-
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George Beban Scores in “Hearts of
The frat photoplay in which Mr. Be-l
is further distinguished by fact that;
an excellent cast in support of the stat ~
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noted. and ll was observed that. they
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plants. every so alien. A sick do: “21>
Inmed as eating: large quantities of
grass. and. U grass was not obtaina-
ble. it \Hluld eat leaves or other herbs
\‘.’e 2131 ll;‘\(' noted our feline friend
the 02d. how it will hunt 021111ip, 0211 it
and even roll in it. The bears, lmlh
rarnivorous and herbivorous, will eat
willow buds when imlisposed: the elk
and deer “ere noted a3 hunting' crease
Wood, sane and, also. willows: goph-
er: aml prairie dnzs hunted lutiialn
grass roots. ll “as also non-ii tlla‘
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times. golden seal \vul‘e used by many
animals, besides many other. herbs
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The Indians Were then consult-«d.
and 21.] «It ll1"ll‘ nature remedies were
looked i21Io l'ai‘t't‘ully and their yin”:
and studies": ‘1' 1-.iid animals Wt‘l‘t' mill-
id to this land ('1’ knowledge. notion:
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monllw \\t'1i' ,~p9 1:1 l'aianeidg this
remedy. and lI-::l-~ were made, again
and auain, \\i!l1 11:. relation towards
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plants \yeie lurked out and the herbs
blossoms he rm 3 mots and leave:
\1‘01‘2- se-li «14d “ith great care and put
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‘tlw inventor “lllllld nothin: to do
tract from nature.
it was given a name and then ft?
one year. lesla \vere made be ginning;
in the, Far South. then the Middlt‘l
“est. and then in N0“ England in
In dm'pml it hetame a “(Hillt‘ r mel:
(‘ine l0 lllmtllttls ()t 1p (1p 1‘- 1‘.' 110,
year ago were sick down and out. and
miserable from constipation. muons-
ness_ kidney troublts 113.311 psia and
iniliuestien and H11 2114 aded 1l1euma-
tisnr—ns offer-ts w-‘ue so Inarxelnds
that' 1 came 11min the m tile oi [I1 E
l..l‘it0l1.a p1ominent Musician
Bridgeport. who says: “i am simpl}
astounded with results it is W'~omiH
l‘ul." Professor E. K. l-andt. Well
known professor in 111: on v
ph: 11' 111210 _\ 5m 3: T'lv outliers hm e
upset every caleulation 21nd establ. sh-
ed something no“ .n the way of
tonic."
A name had to be niien and that.
Vnumn was taken from TONIC. the.
word merely r'exersui and Ca“ (1
(TINOT. which is appiopiiate. The
make“: no“ l1aVe then t (111' <~
cannot supplx the demand. and. so far
onh 21 fen lotalities in Connecticut
‘have it 21nd the manuiactunm begs
the man) inquir. 11;: 21:12 nts to please
‘bo patient until thc _1 0111 enlaxv ‘ mun
If:10iliti0s.Tl1is 1en1 n-‘y is sold onl)
,through exclusive 2;: nts and one
only in (ad: and mu ‘ toun At the
fwritlng of this artii it it can be had
only at U10 agenm‘rs quarry! hrln“
,Any inquhies fmm reputablP drug-
gists or plnsk‘ialh will b( answered
promptly by the thOT Syndicate.
Eastern Ofl‘it'e. :f.‘ limoln Bldg.
Bridgeport. (‘on:: The lollow’ ng
agents have been appointed
PLAISTED DRUG COMPANY. SO.
NORWALK: “T H. Jone-c3 Smmi‘m‘l
P"l“( Uhqv-rnnc“. ‘..f..“= x'r2jl'0y'3- “'():f
port Drug Co.. Westport: Louis B.
Switzer, Southpm't; Haz‘tigap Drug
,Stores, Bridgepuiz; II. E. Northrop.
Danbury: Mah 'zey's ('«n'ner Drug
Store. Shelton: i‘aul Muster, Derby:
iS. \Y. Smith, A1 .mi21: Seymour Phar-
macy. Seymour llarrimt Druz Co.
Naugatur'k and lnion (‘itvz Apothev
ir-rn '9: 1111‘ VI im“':h1n\ Mal‘th KT
G. 1.. Faneher. “'fn-
sled: J. P. “( «13' New Haven: .l. P.
Kinsella. Mlddl- town. and Marx Phar-
lmacy, Vl'allinrmrd,— ~Adv.
PALACE SUNDAY
In “The \‘l ngeance of Duiand" the
Vitagraph 1.11:5 on the market. the
first of its neat. superfilms adapted
from the litv vary creations of twelve
nationally famous authors. 12 open: a
campaign of trail blazing in the realm
of the per-st ory.
Vitzraph has been proclaiming for
some time now the completion of its
arrangements to put. forward biz-au-
thor piciures. The names of Rex
Beach. Robert W. Chambers, George
Randolph Chester. George Ade, 0.
Henry. and (heathen on its unto:
Will Be Ready to Serve You at
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