REG'EN‘
Theatre -
:z‘ezaest comedy
xiiillion dollar
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.. ,- .5. “scum Picture of Latest
“{fiQJ‘ FrmPiece Orchestra
R: AZZ Performances.
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Todai’
:;“~ ‘ anti 9.
, “.4: ,. 9."“"1l"l{ Presents
(misuse Talmadlre
"The Love Expert”
01113.1 519953! Attractions.
Sunday
. 303‘s of a German
.1111‘111e.U-——35.
‘ ‘ “‘ wrord of Him
taken from
and releas~
the British
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mi 1 the rupture of.
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the schooner
‘ carrying 21 cargo
in
-:-'1=»f1:re which the
‘51.} to use to
-: fiendish accom-
.. ille actual tor-
(if
2." Slims and
J.Wz1rren Kerrigan
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Mmidav
Elli“ A LLISON
~En~
“‘l‘lw Cheaters”
"-3 '.l v' 11’»! play 0f the Same
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("timing
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.lNl'l‘i STEWART
"in Old Kentucky”
11 iii 1111
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, Too much cannot ab '
presentation at the. Palaczafléhm FOXS
, , eat
is.) of. Theda Bare. in: “Cle‘opfirég’
mong some 'of'the salient features of
the pictures are; it re e
playing of 10,000 pet-5:112? “£36023:
thousands upon thousands of dollars
much of yhlch was spent slut-11hi to
reproduce Egyptian and Roman cit;
log; it portrays the world‘s/first navel}
Actlum; 80 vessels {were especially,
constructed ,and later/burned to the
water‘s edge; Theda. . Rita. wears ex-
actly. fifty
0f “ jewels
gown; ’ ten
matches
Dora’s, costumesz,
eluding masons. carpenters
, 3.000 horses
used in the battle scenes.
beautiful picture ever made";
New York Tribune “The picture is so;
his; that one is completely overwhlem-twf-IY NOT CAN SOME OF THOSE
ed.” ,And other paper. commented!
likewise. There will lbe three pro-l
other teatures.
REGENT—TODAY. l
‘ Just the thing for warm weather;
gwas what Regent patrons said lastj
ging heat there was. ‘big house to see
lConstance Talmadge in her million
.dollar comedy succesg. "The Love
.l‘dlxpert.” The play was so absorqbing
.tliat tlieatregoers for the time really
,l‘orgot Whether the mercury was‘Bl)
fobovo or 10 below. The. play will be
grepeated today at the matinee and
gtwiciz tonight at, 7 and wih other an-
ipropriate short. features making a
”splendid bill.
MW
AGES 0F PRESlDENTS.
(From the New York Sun)
0f the twentyhve presidents oi‘the
Uniled States who have diedonly.
twelve reached the -age allotted to:
Only one. Johnl
1
Adams has lived to be 80. The three?
Successors of Vl'ashinglon.
NW... .W__._~
sixth president~a day
'John
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Ddy
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32:11:: » -‘?'ll'.‘l'OOD'S
‘ “THE ("i‘ll‘lilUE OF
MA u! 'i‘ o‘DOONE”
Eli:
Dramatic Love
”wen of me Nile.
iLLUfelrs-o L 'L
. ATTPACTING
r1111»: . ABSORBING
W” , 0??!“ Features,
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» Tim Prices
Sundas’ Evening“
"'11.. Presents
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{puma RITA FISHER
.1 at ..:;1:;1'::. . 1i {lbfilil'lllllg dram
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11m;
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, Tuii‘snisls
“Mend ay
1' f, l} 2’1an
Picture
“The Luck of the Irish”
(3:0 thrilling and
\— JONES of the
Sgiiiii‘dav
‘l JREE owners SHOWS
V1". 1:2: l‘n».:enis '
Tillilll BARA
1;: 4;l;~.:anllC, W'on-l
. >7 Play.
"C Li? l )I’ATRA”
h.“ i'r.<1n'pzi.<;=eil Grand‘
Piece of Silver"
E'tive. There. was no national mourn-
iti‘l 1882. a year which saw the earth-z
sly end of both Tyler and Van Bureu; 5
’and none from the death ot-Cleveiand l
Token according to longevity. lliel
departed presidents of-
sequence:
Ago when Age at
l
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.table of our.
gfers an interesting
l inaugurated death
x.‘lohn Adams ........ . 61 90
James Madison .. 57 85
gThomas Jefferson 57 82
£51. Q. Adams ......... 57 80
lMartin Van Buren.... 54 79“
Andrew Jackson ..... 61 715“ f"
‘Jnmos Buchanan ..... 65 77 »
Millard Filmore ..... 50 74
James Monroe ....... “'33 '73
John Tyler .......... 51 71
iGrover Cleveland . . . . 47 7‘2
iR. B. Hayes ......... 54 79
‘W. H. Harrison ...... ' 68 68
.George Washingtozi .. 57 67
lBenjamin Harrison 55 67
{Andrew Johnson . 1 . 1 . 56 Ni
iZachary .Taylor . . .. 64 ‘65
lFranklin iPerce ...... 48 64
{I}. S, Grant ......... 46 63
Theodore Roosevelt .. 2 ‘4 GO-
tVVilliam McKinley I. .. 54 58
iAbraham Lincoln 52 56
gC. A. Arthur ......... 50 56
'James K. Polk ..... .. 19 53'
James A. Garfield 49 49
l
l The average age at Which the Pres-
:idents took office was 55, aniline av-
xeroge age period of their lives after
lthal was fifteen years. So, in a way,
‘the Psalmist scores after allfi’or the
leverage age of these upright men was
i
70
itlle most brief in service. Roosevelt
'was the youngest to enter the White
House, and of the five who died
younger than the threerwere the mo
tims of assassins. Looking back upon
his unquenchable youth of spirit it
seems almost impossible to realize
that his years were longer than these
of Lincoln and McKinley. But with
Roosevelt years were nothing. He
measured 'time by deeds.
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The first Harrison was the oldest.
American to be elected president and
‘ Upon Reflection—n ,
r It Is better to have loved and lost
than to pick out a go~cart with your
wife.——-Arkansaw Thomas Cat.
N orwalk
‘é First
Church of Christ,
.il .. , _ 1 ”l
' Owniiliy IHVlteS You and Your Friends to Attend
A FREE LECTURE , ,
9-0an-
CHRISTIAN s
B? l l 4 ‘ > ...v>"'“"'\
.1 Dr. Walton Hubbard, C. S. B. 63f,'Sjllok’ané’“m."s . g ' 7 J
”Member of the Board 0f
II", THE REGENI: muss. Holmium-00M; ,
¥‘ Sunday Aftembon’,‘ Junez,13,gli92ll,f‘ ‘ I
at. aooofoxock
$1.... .
1 FirstCliurch ofChrist,Scientist
Connecticut.
, .gIENCF,
.Lectul‘smp of the Mother Clinch,
Scientist.» in BOStFmifluss. _ 1 . _
Name “Bayer”; on Genuine
one uithrent gownenine Aspirin nroved
throughout the may; a, complete setiand prescribed by physicians for over?
each different :Wenty years.
seamstresses ‘workeu’mken “Bayer cka "
,months before the play making Miss tains pa ge
are ; cents.
The N. Y..“Ba.ver packages.”
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2%
5
“Bayer Tablets 02‘ Aspirin” is gen.
safe ”by millions
Accept only an on
proper directions
GREENS FOR NEXT WINTER?
Greens of all kinds.
It more were
might when in spite of. the swealter—{Of greens; are young. tender and at.
1‘.
1 1‘ both wild or
sentations today at 2:15, 7 and Swith cultivated. arewell‘ liked by most i550):
. ple and me valuable food in the liu.
man dietary.
there. would be less need of resorting:
to the doctor. , '
Right now. when ihe various kinds'
eaten
min-u
» “ ilSPARAQUS serLk.““
@eels prepared for any, emergency. [ti
1:: excellent served either plain or as
a salad: ‘
The United Slates Department of;
.ngriculture gives the following direc—
tions for canning this vegetable: l
It is of the greatest importance thazl
iasparagus for canning be fresh and.
'tender.
am scrape» off the tough outer skin!
isndjseales. and tie in bundles. Blanch?
«by_ immersing first. the lower ends in
lboilmg water for two minutes. then
gthe entire stem for two minutes long:—2
ier. Plunge into cold water, drain and
ipuck carefully with the tips up. Fill
gpmt jars with brine (4 1-2 ounces salt
Willch conutn «no gallon of water) and process
. to relieve‘GO‘minuts in 9 ~ '
2’000 persons m..Heade.che, Toothache, Earache. Neutlunder 15v: pounsdtsasgeitslfrseure cookel
, and elecgraglia. Rheumatism Colds and Pain' '
ti'ci. ‘ , _ . ‘ ‘ 1 - wetter bath is used for
‘ i ans who do not appeai took parol‘landy Uri) 1310:: of 121tablet8‘ cost few boxl the jars intermittently one hour blood of impurities that cause rhemat.»
12bists a £12015:le lirggr 311183.311 of three consecutive daysduc pains, swollen.
_ .. . . p : .1‘1 15 m. e co c‘ at- ' ' '
lAmenea‘n said of the play ‘ The most nlark Bayer Manufacture Monoacet- det- aspai-zlgus es. With young and ten“
Thei‘icacidestefiol‘ Salicylicacid. '
If a hot
processing;
boiling coniinuouslv
for» two hours will probably be suffi-
" ycmsmme file’suocmjig’frj" : 5mg. .
net. invert While cooling. and watch
A housekeeper who has glean? oiicareiully lords
asparagus canned and on her shelves i in a dark. dry. cool place.
Cut into right lengths for the l.
1
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jars-.3116 remove from can»
1
seal the
alts.
When cool, 51010
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Firemen o:- H.s port.
Willi widen-3e to llle mud Mendel
who foil zinu‘n last week and injured
himself an wti'ilnnation liusuow been
gll‘l’l‘ .ll zip-peers um: the colleague
men 11.- imu must have moved—Lom-
don l'imrh. "
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HELPED MAN AND VNF'E
,Walter Farraud. 1093 Springfield
Ava. Irvington, N: J.. writesz' “ y
back ached, continukslr. as did my
wife’s.” After taking Foley Kidney
ills, we were surprised with the quick
results. I reemnmeml Foley Kidney
Pills to any one who has kidney or
bladder trouble.” The)? help rid tl’lt
aching and stiff
and other €73.32
joints and museles
Pow-
toms of kidney trouble.-Stillson-
ell Corp. '
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manna—r nun—-
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A very‘largg am“. a; ’
tonnes: Sarina, PM no I)?
led Swismmrquisettu, cobra
Madras and Burial»; duo 1 mm
plete line of made-up Curtains
Mohackemo Hotel mock
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A'ITORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner U... Patent 037‘ 1:»:
PATENTS
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FRED RAIN
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Gifts for the Graduates,
‘use (lurinzf: the winter.
their best. some should be canned for!
. Of the wudl
greens the dandelion is the most com--
mon. Among the cultivated greens‘.
are Swiss chard, kale, Chinese cabA'»
bags leaves. French endive. cabbage-i
‘ That Will Be Appreciated
"7 ‘7"? WATERMAN‘S FOUNTAIN PE NS
«
sprouts. turnip tops,
New
iron and ollmr needed mineral
stances, and are nearly as delicious
when canned as when fresh.
_ . ‘ . .steam for 15 minutes.
oldest p1 esments wow the immediate igreens. place in a freshly 503mm pan‘
and it so . ‘ -
happened that from that great man‘s Enid out. into comement lengths. Pack.
de'lth on Decemb‘er 14 1799 to Julv 111: (:7 hm. jars $1“ng 1131:1112 been boiled;
. , ‘ 1. 1» . _. 3, - ~ : .3 nnutes an 'a( oi ing water us-
. 9 .— ' '3 - ' X
H. 1841 m the administragglnmbggg ,mg 1 tablespoon salt to 1 quart water:
Adams 'md Thomas ‘Iel‘feerson ex; {Put' boiled rubbers on thevjars, then;
llpired, the nation was not grieved in {ngs‘bmled tops and partially seal mm
:the passing of a former chief execll- used, 91109955 for 40 .mmmeg
young
spinach.
Zealand
All posses
The folloWing directions for
man bv the Psalmist. . »
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Adams. reached , fourscore and ten. tel. 0 1 thoroughly. unsh “Pm-
and no president since John Qulucv c a.“ and place the greens m a 5‘9""
. ~ , ~ 101' m cheesecloth. 131211ch in live» ‘
11’ a stenmmressure cooker
ten pounds pressure.
a false bottom in a commercial ca
ner
water in cover. ‘ Process for
‘1:
to boil. Remove and seal tight imme—l l SHOE SI .: L l
(liately. Cool in .a place free lromi 3 31 South m St,
(rafts. test for leaks and store in a‘ walk
cool. dry place. 3 ~ south NO
-The addition of a small amount of‘ ‘
ing canned apparently tends to
crease their keeping qualities.
noticeable to most people.
Corretarch in Turkish “Delight.
pri‘ofnhlw vx'v'u in Grew-v is co
lender ,
dandelion. l,
young tender dasheen sprouts, native‘
mustard. Russian mustard. collards.l
:and tender rape leaves.
sub- 1
_ can-f
mug greens are given by the United
States: Department of Agrieuliure: ‘
Can greens the day they are picloL
Remove the 3
I under .
’ . t a. hot water’
1mg from 1300. when leylor (“Edi un- ’baih canner is used. place the jars out:
of a wash boiler with sufiiicentl
» . . three. -.
"m 1908 until the present. (lays 01’ $1191 lhours. timing after the water starts
vinegar in vegetables. which are bG‘g
Not.
enough is added. however. to be very
Thu only corn (lf‘llillll'l used in an up- ;
gar-(l 1n make/loud
S .
CARD CASES-«MUSICAL
is:
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VEVERSHARP PENCILS
CAMERAS—Kodak or Brownies
RACKETS, etc.
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serve them in a solutionof Wow
.ter Glass. Eggs keep in ,, .
lotion, retain their neutnfiw
Avalue for
your. Glenn and easy to bandit
One . ,
fifteen to twenty dozen eggll.
SAVE EVERY .
, EGG ,
'YOU CAN GET, M
your l; u: l ‘
la marleigfggioe 1:11ng
1 n
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this 1w
from six months to»
will preserve m
» 40c a (mart
9H. A. MEAD
masseuse—non 'pHARMAClSSr.‘
8 North Main Street,
South Kai-walk, Conn.
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either. Proteus wearer entirely
Slam-l1. 'l his is «mph»
coumin .1; 'I‘m‘Lis‘h «liiif'zlzt. :1 clear. I
i ‘1“; ? confection warriinr in the _ ‘
:9 I ".2 r l " These are m light and dark
6'»! ‘ '.: ~‘ .
MEAT LESS MEAT
Take a glass
produce _ ’
or other, says 8
because the uric acid in meat exc
the kidneys, they
ed gets sluggish; cl
all sorts‘ of distress,
ache and misery. in t
rehumatic twinges,
acid stomach, constipation, torpid
irritation.
kidneys aren’t .acting right. ‘ o
bladder bother
pharmacy; take a tables
glass of~water before
act, fine. This
from the aci
juice, combined with lithia,
been used, for generations
clogged kidneys
' and
ine so it no longer
bladder disorders.
{cannot injure
the 111‘
thus ending
Jad iSalts
gator drink
and women
keep th
disease. )
»» GOT GOO
_ 1 ‘ 13 RESULTS
« , I‘hlsxhonest. atralg
» be heeded by all afflicted,
, ”119,-: rheumatic paints,
dam! tired rnnnsrand
t
lF BACK HURTSE
of Sails to Flush Kid.‘
neys Bother.
" Eating meat, regularly eventuallyx,
s kidney trouble in some form;
well-known authority;
become overwor J
og up and cause:
particularly back.
he kidney region.
severe headaches,
or, sleepleSSness. bladder and urinary
The moment your back hurts or. :1;
you. get’ about four.
ounces at Jad Salts from any good:
pooniul in a ff;
breakfast for a. ‘
few day and'your kidneys will then: 1
' famous salts is made "
d of grapes and lemon, ,
to flush;
and stimulate them;
to normal activity; also to neutralizes
irritates,
. anione;
makes a delightful effervescent lithxa—g ‘
which ~milllons of meni
take now and». then to:
e kidneys and, urinary organs
1 clean thus evading serious kidney
21.}
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1 ' omanwho has sr'fi-e'eds o ,
from a w u with Malta
manual”. 1
other gym jpa ’
= 2 ans m'bud‘dér trouble?
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Combination of apron and dress, giving equally goat! service for
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1 case of need. or mékes exeelient dress fer morning‘s buSy hours.
percalc's and gingham. and are
designed to fit slender. medium, large hndetra-Iérge women.
Prices Range From $1.75 to $3.50.
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harrows. scrapers. fMay he'seen at our yard. Priced
Terms cash. ‘
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