Regent Théatrej
Today at 2:15. 6 :45 and 9
William Fox Presents
is found
nearby like
hers mug tins
“An 5111 sweet lleart
previounlv
l
cleared 1111.19.11 an entertaining manner.
Hénl'y Mortimer is Miss Dalttu‘s load-
ing man 51nd the picture. which is a
1?».kl_‘t'{'l'a,‘t. will, be shown at
William Faruum
in the. Nine Reel Picture Eglravw'
gamma. from Zane Groy‘s Big Story
“The I 352. of t‘ .18 Duanes”
Capitol Comedy , 2
Thramonr
the l'icrz'tf-nt Theatre tomorrow.
PALACE T009115
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Holmes Travelo'ue
izlm'guerite Clark ldeally Cast in
V
"His Wife’s Friend”'
Regent Comedy
Ford Weekly
in her now picture, “A Girl Named
Mary,” which is being shown. rat. the
Palace Theatre today with vaudeville;
lnclndingfllayton The Mystic. She
has the role of a. stonographer living
in a humble flat with a woman whom
she has. always called mother. A rich
widow has been searching for fifteen
years for hm' daughter who was Car-
1'ietlawnxzim‘olvod in a train wreck,
and never lib-117d from again. The wid‘
0w suddenly discovers that Marnflno
Thursday. Friday. Satur-
day
5~Bil£ Acts—5 ,
Of Regent A1 V audeville
You have seen the Sho“ 3 You know
the kind." 0 sinnosrrapiwr, is the long sougfi-for
93nd... girl and she pours out her heart to
hair. offot‘ln': hcr ease and luxury in.
Special Feature Pictures 5.1101111 111' 11.11 111111111112 life of toll.
Mary‘s heart is torn with conflicting
WE emotions She hardly knows her real
mother and she has learned to love
Last Two Days to See
‘ Clayton 1
Today at 2:15 and’.6:4_5
1191 foster another deawrly At first she!
Wednesday 5
g
away. But finally
. man. tho sweetheart of her less pros-3
porous: days, clears' up the difficult)?E
by asking ll'Gl‘ hand in morriage.
g PALACE TOMORROW
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A Stflry Of LOVe And Adventure
Ethel Clayton in “More Deadly= :
Than The Male.”
Ethel Clayton hands a. great surprise
to screen lovers at the end of 1101' new
'Paramonnt—Al-tm'aft picture, “More
Deadly Than rllhe Male." which plays;
1cbels at the. elegance and lofty tastes;
of the nidow' 3 household and runs-15
At 10 a. m. (For ladies only) 3 5
2:15 and 5:45 l
Clayton
ls working on the Coppola case and
MAY announce a solution of this) v'andmlllo, includinc Clayton The
mystery at any 111".rf01mance ' 5.1mm who. appears-z. for the last time
§in this cil3'.ligl1.t up to the flush
4—Other Biz Acts—‘4
-—21nd—-
Tuesday -— Marguerite
Clark in “A Girl Named
Mary.”
hideout the In city star has all the ap-
111" out as of an adv enturosa who.
5111011151 1103110381ng :1 115st.9 using
all 119.1 [ominino charms to keep 9.
[Wealthy clubman from gong on an ex-
'cil'mn trip to South Africa in order
that she may win him for herself. To
prove to llér victim that thrilling ud-
Eventures are not. confined to‘exotic
lands, she turns her mountain camp
into n Zululand jungle, stages a duel
i:botween the man of her “heart, and her
'supposcd husband. and sets the police
——__
Wednesday—Ethel Clav—
ton 1n “More Deadly Than
the Mal’
Thursday. Friday. Satur-
‘5 day on the foumcr's tlail with a trumpled‘
5—ACtS Vaudeville—4'1 up‘charge. But It's mighty entertain-
———and‘—— log fun while it. lasts.-thougl1 a. trifle
5g1'i1n until you learn that the "bus-
fband" is really the heroinc’s brother
and 111111 the deception was all that.
was heeded to show the nnocent vic-
tlm that he loved his gay deceh or.
Feature Pictures
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Al THE 11111113 5
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REGENT TODAY
9 ROOM HOUSE SETTL'ES
ON RIVER BOTTOM WHILE
BEING mover. To new 3171-:
.Wimam Famum 1,, “A Vivid Pal itat 1 Milford Man Has Novel Idea of Beat.
inc Romance Of 0X33 “Th2. mg High Cost Of Moving BM—
Crash
Last Of The Duanea." . MILFORD, Jun. 6.-—~An ‘nttempt
A Western picture. that is “ditt’elent” {made by Joseph Terlowskl to move
‘m’ll be seen at the Regent Theatre to- 111315 itYO‘Sto‘y nine “0°!“ 11.3359 from
1 , one street across the epawaug
‘ .13 at 2'15 when William Furnum.‘ river to Prospect street ended in ca-
lhe noted Fox stal will 'be shown in tasu-ophe yesterday when the5 house,
1115 latest production “The Last of. the which was being rolled across the
I luanes " a picturization of the novel “Y?“ 0!} thehlce proved too great ‘a
of the same name by Zane Grey. Onc' Lb“? an or t 9 Six inches 0f ice and
féll through into five feet of wot r.
of the many thrilling incidents in this e
The work, of moving the building-
vivid chapter of Texas life in "trontier was' belng done by Demme & (20.. of
days" is Mr. Famum's escape from :1
Bridgeport, and all went well until the
1 osse when, finding himself trapped! building reached 8' point on the river
at the top of an 85.20% waterfall he
about 25 feet from shore. 'Here the
lies a lax-table the stump of alree and
ice suddenly began to crack and with
o. loud groaning and mocking the
Flida into the whirlpool below at the
risk optilfe and limb.
, I
the bed of the river. The crossing;
was being m'ado just above the Memo-l
)lal bridge and there fVVaS' still about
200 feet to go when did accident oc- ,
curred. ' 5
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' REGENT TOMORROW
Beautiful Dorothy Dalton'in One Of SUES LIGHTING CO.
The Greatest Roles Of ’Her career
“His Wife’ 3 Friend. "
You have heard 52.501! widows” of '
course—women whose husbands spend
most of their walling houi‘s tramplng
the links, leaving theirmlwives to sit
'lonesomely at 11011191. “His I‘lllV’ile’g~
Friend, "Thomas H Inco‘o new picture.
introduces Dorothy Dalton as 6 wire
01 an English lord who dammed I
of the. game of chess and eglecto his ‘-
3 Dung wife to spend hours wooing '
Maple Tree's.
Papers have been served in a suit
brought by Henry W. Pagan for
$1,500 damages for the loss or three
large California maple trees in the
street, Danbury. T1167. 21530111111911; in ;
Royal Welch
At $11111th11
Friday"w Eve," ' ‘
Have Suceeufully A 5 ,
don Calm
bgsghe’ '
thrilling 11111515551555, whim lead to.
India and back again, the. mystery is .
“Tellié1wday' Screen Versiorl of A Popular Story
.. .r - . . “A Girl Named Mary."
Dorothy Dalton In It is an appealing bit of cirlpsych-
I’arnanunt-Artcratts ology 111.11: Marguerite Clark unfolds-5»
a certain , young?
at the Palaco Theatxc tomorrow with}:
building listed and slowlv semarl on ,,
.Mr. Pagan Aserts That Gan K“ 'ed1~
yard at his residence at 41 South "
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.
A little
and makes the feverish, itchy sclap
soft and pliable then this stimulating
roots, revitalizing and 11:111gor:=.1ln"r
tonic penetrates to the famished ha}:
ev'ely hair in the. head thus shopping
the hair falling out, or getting thin,
dry or fading. 5 '
After a few applications of. Pandor-
lne"'you seldom fimLa fallen hair or
a particle of dandruff; besides every
hair shows new life, ‘vizorgbrlghb
ness, more color and thickness.
A few cents buys a bottle of do-
ltghtl‘ul “Danderine” at any drug ox
toilet counter. ‘ I
BUNK lflllllll ! Illlllll!
AUlOMDBllE “MES.
Motor Department, The Sentinel:
When 1 let in my clutch the car jumps
'ln starting. This has occurred onlv
lately It is almost alnew car and I
' do not know whether there is any ad-
justment or not. ,Can you tell me
what might be the cause of this and
how to fix it? I think it is a leather
" er
3
“Danderine” cools clganszes
PM!!! .
the troublo. in: i 5
finial. success 1
Crap .
“ he obtained
(1 Iron) 111319.21
ply store. 2 are 'no supply
stores in your vicinity and you 31.521
to experiment vii unite. would
suggest that you with
.the Dixon Crucible 8019113115301; Jen
soy City, N. J
, Motor ,, -
The other day 1' a . '52.- chauffeur
who was driving a l): loaded mo-
tor truck. Having touched half way
up a steep hill, he moored, evidentl}
stalled. \v‘hat surprised me 111.11:; that
be backed down} bottom of the
hill, turned the W! 'and wool
up the hill backw . While he went
xery Slowly he W to get to the
top or the hill 17th any apparent,
dinicully 15 ’t 11581611136 that a truck
is 1110111 powerful going up ba'ckwmxd
than when going toward? ATTC.
'l‘ile average $550131}? (211'. both pas-
Pfinficr oml comps-rain}. 1191: 1: Inmat-
gear ratio in the reverse speed than
in ans. of me forward 3119111121111 other“
wordy. the engine has more leverage
on the driving which when backing
the car than when driving tom arid
Motor llep'irtment. The Sentinel:
‘What is the bestfiflhr a Ford?
ilhére any solution that will remove
111m carbon from cylinders without do-
ling an) harm to the engine if so.
in'h’ere can it be obmned’ K. M.
Any high 0138511518de grade gas.
engine oil is good. No solution is :c-
commended for removing carbon The
use of a little kerosene
throuzli tinfbetcbcléstnt frequent in
torvals will serve.” reduce carbon
deposits. ‘ " "
Motor Department, The Sentinel:
When 1 throttle down the motor {or
' min.
The Sentinel: .
Is?
insertwd i
'15
REBELUON
lN STOMACH
*Pape’s Diapepsin" ' at once
' and Jodigdstion and
‘ci'd lomach
Lumps oi undieedted 1m cause
it you: 13511111121511 is in
if Sick ga‘; 33! and onset,
ed soul:
gassing and} acids and cruciate undigo
ested 1551141151 take a tablet or two
noidlr' and in five minute' 3011 won-
der who: become. of the pain, arising,
indigestion and distress." 7
'11? your stomach doom”: lake canon
of your liberal limit williout rebellion
it your food is a damage instead of a
help, remember the quickest.“fisuresxi.5«,
most harmless stomach antacld'
tie at drugstores.
two rm three minutes and than 013‘"!
the throttle the engine seems to
rookie, and sometimes will‘ stop alto-
nether. Could you tell me the from
hie? . A. ID.
Your trouble in in the carburetor
adjustment. Also, inspect float and
float mlve and date it some work
lime}? and promly
Motor Department, The Sentinel:
”airing the extremely cold spell we
had recently I found that my car did
.ltot run very well. I ’attribute the
5tl'oub'e to the fact. that the engine was:
’1oo cold. I do not know whether it is.
honor to disccfinm‘t the fan or cmeri
What do you suggest?
1.1."
The “'1' tor adViscs that you cover?
HM loner nart of the radiator in'slmd
of taking of! the fan belt. This can be
511mm 111 such a. manner that it can be
rolled up so as not to obstruct the
radiation surface when the Weather is
the radzaldr.
“.
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1 of burden.
Without this tniglxty. transportation machine}
the railroad worker could do no more than the old- 5
But with Who is enabled to earn the . ’
highest. railroad Wagésimd in tile World, while the
time
“country 331115 the lowest-cost
World.
The modern railroad does
1 the pack-bearer con
THE old-tithe packubearer could carry a bun-‘
,._ dre‘d poundn ten miles a day.
The railroad is the modern packobearer.
every employee it carries ‘2 000 times as much.
Back of each railroad yorker there 1s a $10, 000
investment in tracks and- trains and terminals, with
steam and electricity harnesged
To try to motto: railrmd
rates by arbitrarily limiting
guilt: is to put the mount
he makes in: profit! by
clency and economy on the
some lcwl as the one filo
tries to 111-0011111151. the some
mull: through «translate
Irgts.
~Iiadhy Raw Scam '
Minion .' to 250
W. —1911.
For
like a great. beast
transportation in the
1:5th workffirllflf
do for a full day’ a
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Motor Dena: cousin
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\‘i’lil you tell me through your papm‘
whether it 1'1 advisable to put
‘1 tiling in the w on to stop a small 11 at;
in the radiatm.
flailseed is good to; this purpose
it is not adsisahle to place anything " 1 2
into [119 \" all" Of the (3001an 8" SH?!“ ll“: 1] llv5 .1 925.311 . “‘fhl lr-{zl'fill {Mt
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go iions 3011 11,111 make will I}: \ory’
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of Palm’s Diampsln to help 111? lilo. 5:12? 3161'? 1:1: 1'1 1111i: 1. :11 going to the. ex. 131111 umnt 0n H?“ 5113 ml”
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group 1 l’ patriot; r mun (2.1.
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21111212 of gr; 1111111.!“ and oil
t$1.111 13.1.11 Lo used fox this: purpose.
Pape's Diapepsin. which costs so lit' mill be found that the foregoing will
gleath increase the riding qualities of
3011“? car. '
The “’atch Your
mect wlih Mrs. Elmer Hendrick, East
avenue, 'chncsday,
2:30 o‘clock.
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l have been to: d that
K S
1A radiator in rath- l “U '
in its connu'ucuon, and itl '
”Lilly clorgcd Ir sections or;
Cl
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"ll" {his 21 hi jolcing a 51,8,p,lll l'
inc it mill ho 11,4411in to apply a
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the lines fashion dictates.
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and you will always have dictinction.
Our corsetiere will be pleased to demonstrate by careful fit.
the satisfaction to be found in the correct corset model.
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And He’d Say Oo-la-bwee-weeday Pietro.
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when Are Shoulder Shakers.
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