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Glad to Tell Public. What
CINOT Did for Her When
Shutlas Place, Hartford
All-Else Failed 7
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Miss MABEL TAYLOR;
_ Miss Taylor’s grandmother says she
is very happy over the results of Cl-
NOT in the case of her granddaugh-
ter Mabel, and tells the following
histogram . . .
tattoos were reddere'd :rhy
Jillian: Clarke,
Bessie Kessler. "
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‘greparin
2lst-26th.
hensive examinations d're:
Hall. ’
dlehrook. Martha Hamilton
ence Mitchell. '
amlnations are:
Davis and Mark Candee.
ng for Commencement Week.
night
graduation. and
caption, which will be held
Armory.
19 Rowan St.
r in ’ ' V: --
the MisSéfi
Marjorie Giles and
The. seniors are very busy prepar-I
is Class Night. Wednesday,
Friday. the senior re-
in the
Eight pupils in the high school are
g to take the college'entrance
oard examinations the week of the
Those taking the compre-
Margaret
Marjorie Candee. Sa
Those taking other mi.-
OliVe Webb. Irving
Junk is way up and if you want to
get a fair price/for your junk
Write or,Call 321.
, We also buy second-hand furniture.
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,HELPED MAN AND wit-'5
Walter” Fan-and, 1093» Springfield
Ave, Irvington, N. J.. writes; “My
I)??? ached continuously, as did my
v. e's."
a g Not Just a Picture But a Great Show.
FULL OF THRILLS ;.
.. Fray scene will srio you—hundreds of night
,. chasing an assasin a thrilling horse race:
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.le nattles: m‘oqnshmers. fighting men: men :S-Ouihportv and at Halftigarn': 033:1,
. "l‘UVel' cliffs: 2‘11'1 on horseback leans over brpk- £332.53, F3”??? fivg‘rw- Briqg‘mon-l
.. smut» to save her lover and many other soecwd— lford' Cofin,__;Adee“ “g C0" Smm'
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‘A‘tgxcture of dawn: deeds in Old Kentucky; the 38:9” Pathe News will gomplete the
lam : : neautlful women and fearless men. a W”-
Directed by Marshall Neilan ' l PALACE VAUDEVILLE
Special Music for Every Performance. ' iProgram Will Be Offered Again This
Baiting-e _ _ _ 25c E‘vening _ ‘I _ - _ . 30c WCCk With Excellent Picture
E THEATRES
. . . . REGENT SPECIAL; ,
,Anita Stewart’s “In Old Kentucky" is
a Wonderful Picture Production
““9 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA I, "Aesop was a wise old table writer.
— but when he wrote the table of the
Today lies and the grapes he had never seen
. , , ' _'a Kentucky fox, nor had heseen the
77‘0Vmg colorful play that 'picture. “In Old Kentucky." featuring
, , __-'1 run elsewhere as a spe- .Anlta Stewart, which will 'be shown
’6‘", . “ l'action——Alnn Dawn press ,at the Regent Theatre on “felinesday.
“ ’ , "'5‘ {Thursday and Friday. If he had we
- K ,.~ ' gnever should have been indebted to
di‘l.~ Kll‘kEVOOd and Anna ghini for the treble which has become
Q. Nilsson -
in classic. .
In a Dicturization of Harold Mac- " For i“ Aesop’s fable the fox could
Grath’s notable story,
l‘not quite reach the grapes. after which
‘ ,fi . ., ” he pulled the old saw that they were
'1 he Luck of the Irish l
.1 hip around the world is not the
sour anyhow. If it had been a Ken-
‘lucky fox, he would not have stopped
., Q a - .- ,with just reaching for the grapes. He
11112;.ngd‘he attractions, 0f mm gwould have shinnied up the vine after
'them. For Kentucky foxes. actually
Fox Sunshine Comedy. loan climb.‘ You will see this done in
Brion Holmes' Travelogue. lthe picture “In Old Kentucky,” and
lit is an actual occurrence. {Chased byv
‘dogs in a great fox hunt. this fox
takes refuge in the lower limbs of a
tree. to which he scrambles withoutl
'much difficulty. just But of; reach of
the hound.
Theatre
HIGH. CLASS MOTION PICTURES
REGENT TODAY}
Alan Dawn’s “The Luck of the Irish"
Moves Uptown—Sunshine. :Comedy
and Travaogue
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9 New in Entertainmeht‘
Every Day Many pictures that are today being
' .called “specials" fail to create the
Today linterest or general satisfaction than
' ‘r . ‘ '~ “ k 0 the His ”
\I, ,. .7 may", Roberts Rlnehart Alan Dawn s The Luc f.
This feature play appears at
Theatre today with 3
gives.
the Resent
Fox Sunshine Comedy and Burton
:. up}; «Samuel Goldwyn pres-
' .s the latest Eminent Au-
éi ‘3 '41
5. speCiM, .. ,, Holmes Travelogue. “The; Luck'oi
Dang: ENNIS Days ‘ , .. the Irish" as played by James Kll‘k‘
>~ ind— I ’ wood and Anna Q. Nilson is a story
‘ ‘ v2: 'rich in Irish humor, abounds in fast
Larry Semon moving and-colorful ”“0“ and With“
Th": 3 ‘ - :‘s one of the most pleasing stories
’4- '. ‘. “2.121131% 9§n§°m§§ygtlfi ‘lhat has been picturized. The author
‘D-ij. we 9 e {of the original piece was none other
“" ‘ n ' ‘ 'than the well known HaroldMacGrath
DChOOI Days ‘ g‘ .. lwhose novelsshaue always won great,
‘ ' Nil-3:. ifavor. The playing throughouti tlri‘e
v - '7 - ' la is meritorious and Regent pa. ro s1
larva. .. lednesday Sodiy will most certainly-find it to.
L In ”its the 3m Beauti- their like. , :
ful. .. ,
Elaine Hammerstein- _ PALACE TODAY-
Mary' Robert”Rinehart’s Stories .glever
Fail to Please And Such WI” Be
(the Record of “Dangerbul: Days"—
Semon Comedy. .; .
Mary Roberts Rinehart is one of
:the best known authors of t e present
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The Woman’s Game”
. ‘.:,‘:V‘,‘V.'i"‘ Hansen in the Selig
«ion Dollar Serial.
:IICSS into the’smiles of
am glad to endorse it."
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100., W‘esaport: Sw
' “My granddaughter has been suffer-
ing from indigestion and severe head-
aches, and often while helping around
,thelhouse had to stop and lie down
:until she would feel better and I must
'say that three bottles of CINOT ac—
;complished more than we ever dream-
;ed of, and CINOT is certainly a rem-
.edy that will turn the frowns of sick
health, and l
CINOT IS SOLD AT PLAISTED‘S
G S T O R E , WASHINGTON
ET.. Also, at the Y‘Vestport Drug
Attractions
After taking Foley Kidney
Pills, we were surprised with the quick
results. i recomlnmf Foley Kidney
Pills to any one who has kidney or
bladdesmtgourble." They-help rid the
blood of impurities that cause rhemnt-
iuc pains. swollen. aching and stiff
‘Joints and muscles and other ayxnp
. toms of kidney troublgysmlson-Pdw- 7
ell Oorp. ;
‘ The Palace Theatre which omitted
its vaudeville program because of the
playing of “The Courage of Marge
O’Doon” will again this week offer
vaudeville for the last three days. Ar,
rangcments have been completed for
an exceptional bill and with exception—
al feature pictures the house will have
a high class program. On Thursday
and Friday Alice Lake will play
"Shore Acré‘s" and on Saturday Theda
Bara will he starred in the Fox play
“The Siren." .
Frisch Back in Game
in Role of Pinch Hitter
N ZW YORK. June 15.—Frsnlt
,Frisch. the goat voung third baseman
of the Giants, swung his bat in the
New Yrrk causeyesterday afternoon,
for the first time since April 24. when
he was taken down with appendicitis.
Within a week he will be back in the
field. Frisch was inserted into the.
game with the Cardinals as a pinch
hitter for Hubbell in the sixth inning.
Snyder was on first, having singled.
Frisch swung rather weakly and lore-
ed the catcher.
Frisch still was weak and ran slow—
ly to first base. He has been taking
a little practice in the field and said
his place regularly. \Vith Frisch back
McGraw‘s biggest ‘problem will be
solved, for neither Sicking nor Lear
has been playing‘major league ball.
WILD CATS DEFEATED.
The Vl'ild Cats were defeated. Sun-I
day, by the Laura street Giants, by
the score of 20-16. Lombardy pitched
very good baseball. _
the “Babe" Ruth, hit a home run.
the center fielder’s head.
The Laura street Giants would
like-“to play the Wild Cats June 21, at
the Bull block.
The lineup for the Laura
Giants is as follows:
M. Lombardy, p: P. Plumbo, c; J.
Vozzo, 1b: J. Plumbo, 2b: J. Purcell-
na. ss; B. Sentela, 3b: Thomas Voc.
zik, If; M. Sentela, rf; William Gun-
zy, cf.
over
street
TO EXTERMINATE RATS.
NEW YORK, June 15.—-—The Depart-
ment of Health will conduct a crusade
to exterminate rats. particularly from
incoming ships. as a precaution
against bubonic plague. ’I‘he holds of
‘ all incoming ships will be fumigated.
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Hires 9
Household Extract
"The Last City”
Thursday “and Friday
7' ‘
ll lih Vaudevdle
to be announced
Alice Lake ..
muster Picture oferings
‘8 N
dilate Acres”,
gday and every story from h r pen has
Kwon popularity. This may be account-
ed for by the fact that the author hasl
a power of interpreting of human
elements possessed by few writers.
iAnd above all she writes in the day in
‘which she lives. “Dangerous Days.”
one of her recent books is still rated
’one of the best sellers although it
hasxhad a very great circulation and
has ‘ already been read through the
length and breadth of the land. Pro-
duced in picture form as it will be
Seen at the Palace Theatre this. after-
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I: he‘l‘lt'ai‘ll Sprig I
“V b; . . A g ii: the reason noon and twice this evening‘ at 7 and
m,- Lia/”:2?” for the failure of 9 o’clock' it -meets every requirement
m dim I530: cnckena, ~ In the of a successful screen play._' The
film, (megs, fr Umbel‘ ,0! packages Palace win- also otter today Larry
hale arriv 0m Westem' 20'1“” ‘ Semon's own comedy "School Days”.
ed‘ mug..- written and directed by; theater him-
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contains the actual juices of
roots, barks,» herbs and
bemés. Irmakes rootbeer
is pure as it is
that he was almost ready to resume-
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