«r THREE DAYS THIS WEEK ..
Wednesday, 'Thursday" and . Friday
2:15. 7 and 9. ' '
A Tremendous Spectacle. -.
Not Just a Picture But a Great Show.
‘ FULL OF 'THRILLS
F. «qrv scene Will urip
rainy ul‘laSlllQ‘ an assas1_n: a thrilling horse race:
fez battles: moonshiners. fighting: men: men
lung-3;: art-er cliffs: and on horseback leans over brok-
en ant-nice to save her 1
ties.
lull-Cl : ‘
Matinee - - -.
over and many other special-
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‘A picture of daring deeds in Old
:‘eeautiful women and fearless
Directed by Marshall Neilan
Special Music for Every Performance.
you—hundreds of night
Kentucky.
men.
Evening - - - .30c
R EGNE T "AT TH
Theatre
HlGLl CLASS MOTION PICTURES
AND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Today
' “.ioving colorful play that
u n run elsewhere as a spe-
' .e"raction—Alan Dawn pres-
EH' ‘ <9}
amt: Kirkwood and Anna
Q. Nilsson
in a ploturlzation of Harold Mac-
Grath’s notable story,
“The Luck of the Irish”
1 tnp around the world is not the
least of ,the attractions of this
{Jay—and
' Fox Sunshine Comedy.
Barton Holmes’ Travelogue.
E THEATRES
REGENT SPECIAL;
,Anita Stewart’s “In Old Kentucky” IS
a Wonderful Picture Production
i Aesop .Was a wise old fable writer.
but when he wrote the fable of the
Efox and the grapes he had never seen
:a Kentucky fox. nor had he.seen the
lpicture. “In Old Kentucky." featuring
iAnita Stewart. which will 'be shown
lot the Regent Theatre on Wednesday.
‘Thursday and Friday. If he ‘had we
inever should have been indebted to
thim for the table which has become
. a classic. , '
i For in Aesop’s fable the fox could
{not quite reach the grapes. after which
he pulled the old saw that they were
[sour anyhow. If it had been a Ken-
tucky fox. he would not have stopped
fwith just reaching for the grapes. He
lwoultl have shinnled up the vine. after
,‘them. For Kentucky foxes. actually
'can climb. You will see this done in
itlie picture “in Old Kentucky." and
it is an actual occurrence. Chased by
does in a great fox hunt. this fox
takes refuge in the lower limbs of a
asking New in Entertainmeht-
EVery Day
¥
Today ,
in a" Mary Roberts Rinehart
.., . :ifli; .7 Samuel Goldwyn pres
is the latest Eminent Au-
-' special,
“Danczu'ous Days” _ ..
r ;iud—. '4}:
Larry Semon ”I
.lllssimo of comedy, in
-. Written and directed
“School Days” "i
, - - anal
ll ednesday
>.;-._ «is the Girl Beauti-
. fill. .
Elaine Hammerstein -
~in~
‘n '
The Woman's Game”
W . 7‘3. 3W3 Hansen in the Selig
“than Dollar Serial,
“The L'ost City” .
Thursday and Friday
With Vaudeville
to be announced
Alice Lake .-
mnster Pieture ollerings
“Shore Acres”
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tree. to which he scrambles without
'much difficulty, just but. of; reach of
the hound.
REGENT TODAY;
Alan Dawn's “The Luck of the Irish"
Moves Uptown—Sunshine :Comedy
' ‘ and Travaogue ;
Many pictures that are today being
.ralled “specials" fail to create the
interest or general satisfaction that
Alan Dawn's “The Luck of'the Irish”
gives. This feature play appears at
the Regent Theatre.- today with a
Fox Sunshine Comedy and Burton
Holmes Travalog'ue. “The; Luck. of
the Irish" as played by James Kirk-
wood and Anna Q. Nilson is a story
rich in Irish humor, abounds in fast
[moving and. colorful action and withal
its one. of the most pleasing stories
that has been picturized. The autlgor
iof the original piece was none 0 er
7than the well known HaroldMacGrath
iwhnse DOVPls-hEHCe always W‘on great
Ifavor. The, playing.r throughout the
inlay is meritorious and Regent patrons
,today will most certainly-find it to
ltheir like. , . :
In PALACE TODAY:
Mary Robert—Rinehart‘s Storiesyever
Fail to Please And Such Will Be
.the Record of “Dangerbus Clays”—
, Semon Comedy. -; ~
’ Mary Roberts Rinehart is one of
ithe best known authors of t e present
iday and every story from h r pen has
'won popularity. This may 'be account
ed for by the fact that the author has
a power of interpreting of human
elements possessed by few Writers.
.And above all she writes in the day in
5which she lives. “Dangerous Days,"
one of her recent books is still rated
‘one of .the best sellers although in.
basxhad a very great circulation and
has I“ already been read through the
is the res on
for the failure of
_ '1» 0f crickens. . In the
ff 3 “Umber ,0! packages
. 5 ha gmeiwfrom western poultry
, ed, Ida‘s-
length and breadth of the land. Pro-
duced in picture form as it will be
heenat the Palace Theatre this. after-
noon and twice this evening- at 7 and
9 o'clock it meets every requirement .
of a successful screen play. .' 'The
Palace will also otter today Larry
’Semon's own comedy uschool Days".
written and directed by the star him-
a,
Miss Mab
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Glad to Tell Public. What?
, "CINOT. Did for Her When
, ,Shutlas Place, Hartford, is
All'Else ' "
Failed
MISS MABEL TAYLOR.-
. MiSS Taylor's grandmother says she
is very happy over the results of CL
NOT in the case of her granddaugii-l
tcr Mabel, and tells the followin:I
story: . elf.
. “My granddaughter has been suffer-
ing from indigestion and severe head-
aches. and often while helping around
say that three bottles of CINOT ac-
complished more than we eyer dream-
ed or, and CINOT is certainly a rem-
edy that will. turn the frowns of sick-
ness into the'smiles of health. and I
am glad to endorse it.” ' ‘
CINOT 18 SOLD AT PLAISTED'S
I) R U G S T O R E . WASHINGTON
S'l R’EET.. Also, at the'l‘l’estport Drug
Co.. \Vesaport: Switzer's Drug Store,
Sputhport. and at Hartigan's Drug
. Bridgeport.
and Wm. H. Jones’ Drug Co.,‘ Stam-
self.
PatheMNews will In lete the
bill. ‘39 p
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PALACE VAUDEVILLE
Program Will Be Offered Again Thisr
Week With, Excellent Picture
Attractions
‘ The Palace Theatre which omitted
its vaudeville program because of the;
playing of “The Courage of Margel
O’Doon" will again this week ,ofieri
vaudeville for the last three days; Ar,
rangements 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 Acréis" and on Saturday Theda
Bara will he starred in the Fox play
"The Siren."
Frisch Back in Game ,
in Role of Pinch Hitter
NEW’ YORK. June 15.-Frank
Frisch, the goat voung third baseman
of the Giants. swung his bat in the
New Yrrk cause.yes,tcrday afternoon.
for the first time since April 24. when
he was taken down with appendicitis.
\Nithin 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 tore—
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
that he was almost ready to resume
his place regularly. With Frisch back
Mchw'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—
day, by the Laura street Giants, by
the score. of 20-16. Lombardy pitchedl
very good baseball. \Villiam Gunzy,’
the “Babe" Ruth, hit a home run. over‘
the center flelder's head.
The Laura street Giants would
liketo play the \Vild Cats June 21, at
the Bull block.
The lineup for the Laur‘a
Giants is as follows:
'M. Lombardy, p: F. Plumbo. c; J.
Vozzo, 1b: J. Plumbo, 2b: J. Forceli’
na, 35; B. Sentela, 3b; Thomas Voc-
zik. If; M. Sentela, rt: William Gun-
zy, cl‘.
street
TO EXTERMINATE RATS.
NEW YORK. June 15.——The Depart-
ment of Health will conduct acrusade
’to exterminate rats, particularly from
incoming ships, as a precaution
against bubonic plague. The holds all
Hireo'
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Household Extract
contains the actual juices of
roots, barks
berries.
,iherbs and
trustee rootbeer
is pure as it is
Bil
. mash:
“Bessie Kessler
lug for; Commencement
night
, graduation. and Friday.
ception, which will
190 Armory-
preparing to take the college‘entraace
board examinations the w
zisi-zsth. ' wk of the
hensive examinations are:
. Hall, '
dlebrook. Martha Hamilton d Fl
enee Mitchell. I an n.
animations are:
‘ Davis and Mark Candec.
get a fair price/for your junk
v» life's."
blood of impurities that cause rhemut-
joints and muscles and other swap
in Three
rende ‘ by the Rifles i
rite, {Marjorie Giles and:
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we
on
The.» seniors are very busy peeps.»
week. To—
ight. Wednesday,
the senior re-
be held in the
Eight pupils in the high school are
is Class N
Those taking the comm-u-
Margaret
Marjorie Candee. Samuel Miti-
'l‘hose taking other cii- i
Olive Webb. Irving .
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Junk is way up and if you want to
._ m" soon-f
"Peggy Paige Dresses
We are showing a bio: line of Peusv Paige sum- '
mer dresses in all the new summer materials.
‘ PRICES $5. to $33. ‘
Write or.Call 321.
_ We also buy second-hand furniture.
,1. 3. Errnozf
Rowan St. East Nomlk
iHELPED MAN AND WlFE i
Walter Earl-and, 1093 Springfield
Ave, lrvington, N. J.. writes: “My
back ached continuously, as did my
After taking Foley Kidney
Pills, we were surprised with the quick
results. i recommcnf Foley Kidney
Pills to any one who has kidney or
bladder-“gentle." They! help rid the
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toms of kidney trouble,;7,Stillson-P5!V-
ell Corp. .
Come in and See theNeWMitchell
‘Six "Cylinder Touring Car
Automobile Accessories Oils and Greases ‘
Try Tydol Gasoline more bower.more miles per
gallon.
Brunswick Tires and Tubes Dixonls Graphite ’
BROCKWAY'AND VIM TRUCKS. '
» [Ulliil M. WRlGfll .
55 Railroad Avenue.
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BRAND’S
MODERATELY remap
Goons
At 20 Per Cent. 01!
. You Deduct the Discount.
For the June Bride and the
Graduate
GiftsT hat Last!
Lavaliers, Feston Necklaces,
Neck Chains, Bar Pine, Brooch-
es. Eardrops, Lockets, Baby
Pins, Rosaries. Bracelets, La-
dies' Guard Chains, Lingerie
Clasps, Hearts. Crosses, La
Touska Pearls, Bracelet Wat-
ches, Strao Watches. Watch
Straps, Watch ‘Bracelets' and
Watch Ribbons.‘8tone, Cameo.
Signet and Wedding Rings,
Manicure and Toilet Sets,
lVOry. Enamel, Mahogany, Sil-
ver and Gill: Clocks of all .
kinds, at all prices. 1
20 PER GENT. on:
Until Further Notice- 3
‘Cuff Buttons, Stickpine, Titfi-
Grip Clutches, Tie Clasps“
Fobs, Vest Chains. Charms,
Cigarette Cases. Cigar Cutters,
Pocket Knives, Stone and Sig-
net Rings, Watches, Safety
Razors, Shavinb Sets. Military
Brushes, Wall, Desk, Shelf. Au-
tomobile and Alarm Clocks of
all kinds. at all prices.
We Specialize in the Lines
Mentioned Above
BRAND’S
Jewelry and Optical Store
Expert Repairing
21 North‘Maiantg So. Norwalk
Phone 2487.
Rat... “Point
f Park ,
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DAN CiN G-
Every: Evening ,
:i' f 5"“
Englander Da-Bbd Complete l
with Mattress and Pillow 38°00
. This isone of the famous Englandcr
products. It has the Enclander link fa-
bric spring reinforced by "steel bands,
and comes complete with mattress and
pillow filled with new white cotton. Cov-
ered in figured cretonne. Rustproof
,. grey enamel finish. ‘
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Casino Restaurant
New Open" ,
mums..,...s150
Chicken Dinner-5.. $2.00
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Angevine Furniture Co.
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_ F urniture of Excellent Quality:
”at Very Reasonable Prices '
We reque to handle a single piece that is not or a repu—
table manufacture. This assures you almys of the best quality.
An inspection of our, line will convince you that we cite!
' some very RARE VALUES.
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hi silos, Marcuioetteo,
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Welcome Hotel Block
South Hamlin
mealé'rLong Disease.
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Daily Trips to N. Yell; "
68 Washington St. ,. _
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Sale NOW
SAVE EVERY
EGG _ -
YOU CAN GET , ‘
Buy your eggs at the lowest,‘
m is market price and me. +
can then in a. solution" of Wes,
tel- Glue. Eggs keep in this 10-.
lotion, mm their neutritivp‘
who for from six month: to I.
year. Glenn and easy to handle;
One quart will preserve from. ,
fifteen totwenty dozen eggs. , ‘ ~
40¢ a quart
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PRESCRIPTION lPHARMAClST.,
8 North Main Street».
. South Not-walk, Conn.
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Auto Accessdries
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