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THE FRONT”
nil-.3 or 10'?) PER CENT
Ey'rERl'AlNMENT '
1:: "n Gmd Bi?! of the Best
Obtainable
'1' JDAY
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Runs and Walker
w Lasso and Rope Throwing
A ’.‘Z..
arson and Fletcher
dam: in Songs, Dances.
and Chatter
thalfonte Sisters
Irma Specialty—Novel Scenic
Extras
Ward and King
1921 Comedy Speed Models
. The Four Bards
“ ille's Most Celebrated and
'merica'e Master Athletes
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H. B. WARNER
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"WHEN WE WERE 21”
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‘5 equally inset-thief . “.16 m“ " ‘ "a?
’ “1‘ Mafia. M i more
.x . grueling-é; .
perteet role than ’thaLot‘ftha mother
Ind-B 18
superbly as, Vera..Gonion do.» i
l - Ag ~Mrs. nutmguie devoted wife'
and bit-hearted mower. she has oven
more opmtuni‘ty‘ to'ohoir” her super-
emotionalE-ability t on she had in
i"l{umores‘que." her ’ big access.
,work is to belmo‘stiefiective.
’this picture. that has béen ani'
_.piied. ' '
iroies of son and daughter. and the;
‘irreSIstible Bobby Con'neliy and Dot salaries paid to an outfielder-lathe
{majorsfand at the’explration of the’
new contract he will: be offered an
even better salary by the New York
club. .
above all his spirit and willingness to ‘vision.
Williams have. the children's roles.
Ellis Island. 'the. steemge of an
ocean liner. ‘the crowded East Side
and the pretentious Riverside Drive
wereall used as iocationsltor this
picture. Vi‘hen you see. it you prac~
ltically take a personally conducted
itour of the mos'interesting spots in
:New York. And you give your emo-
ltions an airing. too. It is being*
ishown at. the Regent theatre today
and tomororw.
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r Combine to Make an Exception-
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ally Good Show at Down-
town (louse.
There \va's about everything on the
:l‘nlnce‘ program yesterday that would
Ego to make up ~an exceptionally good
jentcriuinment. The. \audcvilie was
islerniiid. with a particularly good
. finish and the picture. one of the Vita—
igl'liph super filmsfwas immediately a
il':l\01‘ll0. Two of the vaudeville num-
'lmi‘s however are deserving of espec-
inl mention and these were the se-
li-ctions to close’the show. Texas and
Walker who have just closed a long
engugemenrat Keith's Palace Thea-
irc in New York city were presented
in a novelty and classic lasso and
rope throwing number. Both per-
formers were masters of their art and
’the whirlwind close of the act literal—
ly brought down the house.- The finer
:1“ games _ nu
.. 41m ‘hixru ur‘w- the
“he" times: who could» Interpret it ” ordinary. The picture wing-be eu-
oatn tutor «mute We. ’
noesto‘cxo smxs
But even, an actress ot such. calibre John 1(ch announced laser a t
‘:s Miss Gordon"has to be“ surmunged thatngocl Young. the wright, fidaet‘fgt i
; ,3 a strong supporting cast it her the Giants had signed a” thine your
; a in gourmet with the club. 31¢an gave
‘ . an - e outfielder even'more til it h
'- Playing m6 mlé of the‘ fungi-"asked for and instead of: Encarta; hit:
its Bertram. Mai-burgh. while Fannie a one year contract gave ouug the
Shelton and Hugh Huntley may thepriviiege ofsigningft» three seasons.
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BAN
“Young“, gettiugfine of the best
\Ve appreciate his work and
for those folks who have. a clear
mus .i wuss-as . _. 5
Free Gift. ~ consume TIME
For You " ' ‘ 4““—
m gyms 50° 0 you CAN GET A HOOVER manna
IS HERE
, . ~~~.«—-—v- we will (in thy t mall W! ON OUR EASY A EN'T' LAN
The highway of knowledge is °f -'1"°““’ "1"“‘1 “a ‘ ‘ P YM P .
dolicim . - m: norm DEMONSTRATION.
o--¢~
If your eye cameras no;
CHOCOLAT i.
ale was the Four Ilards who were
welcomed on 'ieir second visit here.
this season. This is indeed one of the.l
very best athletic. acts in vaudeville!
'l‘lic performers offer an entirely new'
line of fonts and,no_ little credit at-l
niches to the ease and grace with
which they are done. The Chnlfonte_
Sisters were {06* dancers supreme and‘.
captivated at orice in their charming
terpischorean specialty. Both have}
been in big time vaudeville and are‘
Mason and Fletcher ofl‘erod comedy
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“I can't just say I was sick. but
dstill I was not well and felt tired out
:all the time and it just seemed I
icould never get rested. After my
lday's work was done I was all down
and out and there was wally no plea-
sure in life. for me." said Mrs. Slade
kow and she. further remarked:
.“Maybe it is because I have al-
ways sufiered from constipation. as I
have been bothered that way since-
chlldhood. When I would go to bed
at nigh; so worn and tired out I would
think that I was going to get a good
night’s rest. but it seemed it was “2‘-
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among the. host dancers on the. stage.:
songs and chatter and \‘t'ard and Kingf
l‘Wll BBTTLES [lffllfilll RESTURED -
‘ ' NEW HAVEN LADY ll] [ill] TIME VlflflR
Mrs. PeterISIadkow of 84 Broad Street, New Haven, Says ClNOT Restored
I Her Health After Years of Suffering Due to Nervous 1
Exhaustion and Stamach Trouble
' other day's drudgery.
appears. and afte
tion or two your hair becomes beauti-
fully darkened. glossy and luxuriant.
Gray. faded hair. though no dis-
grace. is a sign of old age. and as we
all dcslrc a. youthful and attractive
appearance. get busy at once with
\Vyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
and lak years B'Qllngi'r-
morning and then gel. up and do an-
"Those days are gone now and I
feel just fine and can eat and sleep
and enjoy them both and mytwork
is a pleasure and I feel good and
strong at the end of the day. "My con-
stipation has left me and to think that
GINO? has done all of this for me.
I just cannot say to much to the
maker and inventor of this wonderful
medicine".
CINOT Is for sale In South Riot-walk
by Plaisted Drug Co.. and all hood
for me and I would 'toss around until
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LQZZ’O‘
NEEDS FOR
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luvts Every Thursday ’and
Friday
Sill: 1.1) 2:15, 7:15 and 9
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3401: TO THE oLD PRICES
NickcllPlatcd, Absolutely inaranteed
idrilzadSts cvervw, here
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TEA KETTLES '
a.
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a. z. Shine ‘ _
Stove and Niegcel Polish
Saturday special. . lie 3. can
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if: N o. 7——5rqt. capacity .
« No.*48——6 qt. capacity
2»: '-
@- f‘Viko” Aluminum Tea
i“: Kettles
N 5-(1t. capacity
3,. Saturdayfipecial . ._ . . . . $2.98
“‘Pyrex‘" Pie or Cake Plates
90c size
Saturday Special . . .
Oépedar ‘Dust Mops
$1.50 size
Saturday Special . . . . $1.19
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1 ‘ RED LI v x! 6 Regular 250 a roll~
-. ~: ‘3 satuniay Special, 2 rolls 39c I
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idlelni balitplaycr." sandi McGraw ingizngetteasuy aillN the"; 1:01; 11~ .
te ing of oung's board ng the band- e 011 er tra’ns 1““ ‘V 0 . . ' ‘
wagon. . lcall d a ”a ‘ V‘_~ _ ‘ 9 eye This is to advertise more ' ,
Young's signing puts every One 0 e le COrnea _ 1“ "npmperb‘ thoroughly our
the Giants under contract. This wiii;convexed so that it does not in... 25C COFFEE
11:2:1;;:$lh season as a regular with stanil)‘ reflect the liglll ; or if (he? did ,
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3‘ Y5 0"“ SHOE“ not instantly respond to a change ‘ .
. f l‘ h . - ,. ~ anduour other special features OPEN WY sumo
\Vhy throw away. your old shoes 0 lg t )0“ need our Sk‘u' for the week
when you can sell them for two dol- ‘
lars a pair at Keeler's Shoe Store. He I H A M E
'.pays you that price for them no mat- ,
ter how old. dr what condition they _ .
might be in. as long as you buy a pair Optometrists “d 0pm r
' ”The house of good till-OI!
EASY TO DARREN - 87 Atlantic St. . Stamford m t; . . . of. 1b» 3'3
YOI'B GRAY mun ‘ " ulk . . . . . . per lb.’150 ._
. We Close at 6 P. I. Daily Roasted Peanuts , 211:3, 20¢
You Can Bring Back Color and Lustre. ~ ' l ’ Black or brown oordovan
win. 33“,!)le and ' Churnod sold with rowhide insert between
‘ ’ _..........- from thc g. the
-— . . 300 lb a.» .01... 5 ..
W'hen you darken your hair with Serve To“! ht 0
Sage Tea and Sulphur. no one can tell." 8 6 pound. for $1.45 0
because its done so naturally. so - .
evenly. Preparing this mixture. ‘ ‘ ‘ : all &
though. at home is mussy'and :rouble- ’ ' _ Dune y
some. At little cost. you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to-usc p - B k
oration. improved by the addition 01' me en
other ingredients. called "\Vyet‘i's .
Sage and Sulphur Compound." You :
just dampen a sponge or soft brush . N '
With it and draw this through your , . . ..
hair. taking one small strand} alt a ‘ ’ ’
. ~ ee ve ism
. moi... mu..- DirectlmportingCo. *
“BENEFIT arose"
76 Washington Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
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at Your Grocers;
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'Norwalk and South Nat-Walk
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We. Wish To Inform the Public
That the Price of All ‘
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9 ~ RICORo CIGARS
"/Has I Been \Re’duce-d '
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