- . THE SOUTH Honwm EVENING 82m};
TY‘RJAY. NOV. 26. 1921 ‘
"T a j_‘___‘__.___
..\ kindly
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consented to
of his latest
iiegent Tonight
Mr. D. W. Griffith
item and give another performance
“9' (fish. who play the title riles in this
":ozi. will appear in lit-’l‘suil.
Soviet/ling ‘ to
Think 145011!
By F. 1!. IV/{LKER
AS YOU THINIi.
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“For as he thinketh within himself}
so is he," says the Biblical proverb.
Whether yen suspect it or not. you
:carry with you at all times in
_ tracings on your countenance. all the
égnlhl and the evil thoughts that con—
;trni your
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; destiny.
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production,
Ecnn with 3 wonderful degree of ac-
; curacy read your face as they would
ire-all a printed book and determine
; :il‘ter much observation the quality of
3 your character. >
A little child is often adept in remi-
L’ at first glance the. cast and huild
2 ol‘ the te ltule nnxrits on a face hm‘d-
icnerl by crime, and will shrink from
{it in niriert I‘enr. even when there is
an attempted smile,
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child
your thoughts—your hidden self, 1.
the :
impulses and shape your‘
Some psychologists there are who,
TODAY
2:15, 6:45 and 9
FIVE ACTS
_ VAUDEVILLE
--a nd_
MISS DuPON T
in a new feature release
F‘TIIE RAGE :
0F PARIS”
SUNDAY EVENING
CLAIRE ‘VHITNEY
and
RUBEY DE REMER
Supported by All Stars in
“THE PASSIONATE
PILGRIM” ‘ '
Other Attractions
the. lip-smile a
. the soul ani senses
'; soul‘s- deceit and wickedness.
.\ thoroughbred do}: has the some in-
‘ no!” instinx‘t.
At the sight of a hard face, the
' hl'istles on the dog‘s linck will rise as
Tin-mull
the
i resentful growl.
THEATRE
SUNDAY EVENING
aramount All Star Cast
Headed by
.LAIRE WHITNEY
and
iBEY DE REMER
. PASSIONATE
1 PILGRIM“
Bi‘lairo \Vhiluvy and Ruin-y de Renter?
‘ Lead (‘ust In New Paramount 5
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1 ('lulre \Vhitnwy. who appv’nred in'
,the- New York production of “The In-
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gt‘or Select.
iStrwed at Home."
also scored successes
mount-Arlcrnft picture
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Plll(;l:l.‘l .‘ The thoughts that nre yours, those
fthnt prellmninute. shape and compel
your arts. govern your words and the
.intonmion of your \‘Oiee. light your
3 eyes and color your checks, slowly and
lsurely truce their indelible lilies on
your face. that wise creatures may
i read them with unerring certainty.
If thoughts be. ugly, the face will
be ugly, and you, yourself, will be as
you think. in spite of artifice and dill‘
gently polished manners.
Upon the other hand. if thoughts
- he sweet, pure. charitable. kindly and
noble, there will he perpetually shim
ing on your countenance a glorious
haiov beautiful and inspiring to be-
hold.
The child will not turn from you:
the dog will not growl at ymir ap‘
proach; the old and maimed will smile
upon you, and so will the. world.
W'herever you may go you will be
gladly received.
In whatever position in life you may
be. whether lowly or exalted. you will
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:liOt‘t'lii Liz-u" and “The Net." plays
:lhe role of l-Zstliv-r in “The i'ussionate'
fi‘ilgrim."
il‘uiact-
55h.-
\\'i‘li(‘ll will lJt' shown (it the
and
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Regent tiie‘zitres Sunday.
‘ is New York product. while;
Eltulwe tie itemer. who plays the part.
501‘ l-Zstlxer‘s sister Miriam in the pic-
»lnrp play comes from Denver.
Miss “'hitnéy received .her early
dramatic training in stock. and in
vaudeville. 'i‘hen' she was selected
for some screen roles. in some suc-
cessful photopluys. first in 1909 for
Iiiograph and later for Fox in “The
Victim." "The New York Peacock."
“\\'h:n Pulse Tongues Speak." “Thou
"Camille."
Kane"
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Not
she
and 7
“Shirley
“The Siam
Steal”
played
and
In
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he snit’i‘s. steps warily and utlersflE
Eillitililililllls
Lithium
Massachusetts Hens Crack
—Layers in Pen Contests
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s'romzs. Conn. Nov. flip—The hens
in the cm; haying contest {it Storrs izu‘d
lust Week 1.411 0:38 or a. yield of a.
little mon- tlmn :30 per cent. Except-
ing only the corresponding period in
1917 this is the best third week per-
I‘orrlluuce in the last eleren years.
Hens from Massachusetts are getting
away to the. best start. Last week the
four best pens hailed from the Bayi
state. In the third week of the con-
tests Massachusettsh‘irds tied for first
and made second. third and fourth
places. “’hite “’yandottes entered by
l-‘runk I’. )intteson. from Davisville.
R. i.. and iihode Island Reds owned
by James I-‘. Mcdonaid from East
Muss. were at the top with 46 eggs
euch. Two Massachusetts pens oi‘
\‘i'hili- Rocks owned by James F.
Mawlotznld from East Pembroke and
S. i‘.r:eit'0rd Allyn from Belmont were,
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2 Performances Dail
rMatinee at 2 o’Ciock—Admission 40c
Evening at 87 o’Clockfingnission 50c
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second and third with scores of 44 and
4'.) eggs respectively. F. S. Chopin‘s
\ appropriate thin
at our store on}
‘ for gift giv—
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Para Magazme forinniitcro'Puig-e find warm hearts and kindly people, pen or Ithode Island. Reds from Long- __
“Career of because you are warmhearted“ sud gf‘izti. :11an :‘ijidfggrqt: bat for; food. The so cztlied'hlght lunch sys- Ridgewood, N. J ............ 93 'IIiiltop Farm.
Katherine Bush." and other photo- kindly. and have within you the Vital ‘Ix‘ wish" in um.“ colun :1 figs. kitem of lighting probably best meets “'oodbridge Orchards Suffield. Conn. ‘ _ ......... 18
—29 plays. Miss \Vhitney makes her home spark 01' 1103"!!!” flame." .1 “filing; of e g. produ] (0‘1" .390 lthese requirements. This means an \Voodbridge. Conn ........... 86 1.. E. Ingoldsby
in No“: York. (CODYflIhtJ . pointed ‘out thatg manv chxgntérfiai‘; extra evening meal of grain from nine Clemens J. Diemand. . Cooperstown, N. Y ....... V. . .. ‘31
l “J“nyygnon at“: 'lltf’l‘ii’l.’ . . . -a it!) ten 911011 night. New Britain, Conn. .......... 76 - . A
WAY hows FAST ‘-‘ . f . _‘ 5 59““?“4’ (“5“ The fou le d' a ' h [the , . ,
, lrrxhutmn h} the use 0: artificlal lightsl . . r a We Pens "1 93? _° Rhode Island Reds. l ITS A GRAND can my;
“i2 Griffith Piav O "5 Three I) \- lif] Ill(‘ll"h81i houses. A. little extrnlpnnmp‘n breeds 8r" as follows. The Orchards. : 'You can‘t keep strong and wen
‘ . pt ay. “gm 1,} use” means nothing to a hen.. Plymouth Rocks. 50 Had!“ Mm ___________ 111 fWithout sleep. Whether your rest: in
lungngenient‘At Local Theatres lllghting is merely an adjunct to theiJames F. Macdonald (\K’hite) p. g. Chopin: ‘ broken by a painful hacking- cough:
1,_ “,_ Grifiitllilgdzi‘iiw art wonder He who would bring home the xvi-ml; ; feeding problem. It' used excessivciyl East. I’embroke. Mas's'. .. . .... 113 Longmeadow. Ma§_ ......... 1.3.7 31‘1““ tliln annoying tickling “'1 m .
_-.mx.(._ s1)cct"="'-'- "W~ v ir ». E' q .. ot the [miles must carry'the “mil“ ‘3‘ [hens moult and lay lessrthnn it’ let's. Brndtord Allyn. (White) L‘. R. Sampson. roat, e system becomes weakened,
Isl! b ”ML: .1_ (uni. 4-1. the mate, with hlln, says the “WW“ 131.0130; when used properly the egzl Belmont. Mass. 88 Springfield. 311155. ............ 103 and rundm‘m' , m K- D' Drake.
venue: 2:...” moms m (m...) 0...... . Ms- m... "m .. .......
m. the mmgh‘nd‘ gvnem :rnmirim' $33.13;}; game kgowiedm lpri’x’zntrd. Artifiniet lighting is n Prnnlrfipid Center. Conn. 72 Grown, Mass _______________ 1Q2;0f oi: 3‘} I‘was left with atsevem
2 .Hkm from the ‘03“. RI. 1 ‘ Phi; __ !scheme to keep the digestive tract Applecrest Farm- (White) “1 1 [who ‘ 7 WMAM¥
'e-r liinv of the s'une ‘tille u i: trh‘b 1r. 7 Two POUNDS or ROUND STEAK. lfrom running ‘out of raw material dur- Hampston Falls N— H- - - - . .. 64 u e 8 m“ “sea 3°”)? H°ney ““1 .11.” 'mch I
anilOII‘Oi‘ the (rurrent llieatr‘icw‘ltxrtfrtri‘. —— in: the long-winter night. The idea‘ . \Vhite “Wanda“ Smaiijs Poultry Farm figta?;§hlxie;e$an;?end:th It hceadmov'el:
Nothing like it has evpr be» n drag“; 1TH ”.0 pounds of round steak to keep in mind IS to give laying hens l-mniiP. Matteson. Cheshire. Conn. . . . . . . . . . . . . Siligam1 soothing coating :20an hlegu
cd of in the tilcuth‘th‘orr . id 'ts ‘ . :. . in mammum amountnof sleep and at Duns-tine. R. I. .. ..... ...... 126 Meadowedge Farm. i _ . D.
._ _ ‘ t, S “l 1 ~ and hunt sloth the following mp same tune a maximum amount or Bemamin F. Decker, Cc-dax-hurst, I“ I. .. .......... . - and clears mr W—Sturgon.
CHRISTMAS HINTS record is the Inost astonishing thing dishes muv be prepared: i . ¥ Powell Corp. .
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h.“ gié’tlllt'ti In (-ndlcss number: Tilt“ SlIIlpiP 1:11? of n“. original pl'U' C k :‘lc‘: supzere'f , ”l l . - fié’ _ *
‘. our espi—(ialiy chosen stock ot;“.ml rm ‘5 1 i : ~ . _ ‘3 ‘oo one-In cup u 0 rice un. . . .
ggdugg; :glgfggogf‘ghlggswgg; in... ..... m... m i... We... SCULPTRESS LIVED IN SLUMS YEAR AND A HALF FOR INSPIRATION.
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hkfltcs and sleds.
ry. lazors,
Tools,
ii fin-i otin’rs here that
e f-i'lviiil-IIS mentioning, so a visit
w; sun» is what you should really
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Din
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iowers Bouquets for wed-
filings and other occasions.
Say-rays and Floral Designs.
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2: IAtiantic 5t" sumsord
spoonfuls of butter. add two table-
spoonfuls of flour, and when well
blended add one «'uptui or beef stock
and stir until thick. Add the cooked
rice- one chopped green pepper, one
teaspoonful of suit and one-half cupful
of cheese. Serve as soon as the cheese
is melted;
‘lu-(n enlarged upon to such an extent
that not only a new drama has been
woven about the love story of Anna
liloore and Diuid Bartlett but a new
.t‘orm of art in which to express the
.illt me is evolve-d.
E Murmurs of delight greets its
{scenes of exquisite beauty in a. pictor-
linl sense. hearty laughter accompa-
lnies the foolish antics and the simple
..~.~ . ' .. Meat Souffle.
5,2231“? sooth“gin-Lid;‘i:$(ar.:;:al:;:1‘1;: Melt three tablespoont‘uls of butter.
Ewith its. unfolding to a (‘linlnx the add three tablespoonfuls of flour, and
;”k,. of which was MW“. known 0n when well blended add one-half cup-
31m! sing.) in a... world um“ Griffith l'ui of milk. ('tmk until smooth, add
broke 10050 “ith his blinding storm two tahlespoonl‘uis of onion. finely
and ice jam on the river which is the scraped. one teaispomnful 0f $21“. 1'1 lit-
'tour de- l‘orc« m‘ "\\'u_\' Down East" “9 newer am! “1'9" thick add (“Ive
innd has aroused so much comment beaten egg yolks and one cupi'ui 0f
'thm it Is breaking- records in every chopped meat. Fulal in the Stiiliy helli-
'city where it is being presented. on ultilc< and imlu- nne—hulf hour in .
One of the greatest casts (-Ver Serve with ‘
u moderate U\".“‘..
known on sing or screen is shown in Y9? ~w Aw)”.
1.. on 9...
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.the Dlt‘tlll‘t' and the :tction 1s accom—
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punieti by :1 special orchestra. and . . .
soon- that adds charm and intenstiy spot-nulls each f’f butter and flour.
i011 story 01‘ singular appenl and when well Iblclidld add one cupf’ul of
”my"... milk, nnehuli‘ teaspoquui of salt. one.—
__ _ eighth of :1 teaspoont‘ul of pepper and
I PALACE TODAY one egg, slightly heaten.\ Heat and
‘ —— serve.
Last l’rt'sentatimi of Holiday Vande-
riiie and .‘li\.~ DIII’Ont's "The
. Rage of Paris" 7
The last three shovrs ol‘ the excel—
lent holiday vaudeville hill which has
been at the Palace since Thursday
will be given today at 2:15. 6:45 and
9 o'clock. The Show was again Wit-
ilf‘SSt‘d liy capacity houses yesterday
and its popularity was extended. It
is perfectly safe to say that no pro-
gram which has ever been offered in
the city surpasses in genuine merit
the bill~ at the Palace this week. In
:connelction with the five big acts of
'\-audcville. the program will include
Nah/lam
Copyright. 1921. Western Newspaper Union.
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Till: 'CilEEKfUl. CUEKUB
This ngng old
.svrprises me; .
I cannot e. grown
vp oome ow.
I dori‘t. get ' old
a new feature picture release. “The If .
.Iiage of Paris." starring the well myse. -.lf\5te‘b.d
known Miss DuPont. This is an ex- Old people vaf, gem
ccptionully tine film attraction and
yovnger how.
a
combines with the vaudeville to make
:1 great show.
Rq '0‘”?
SIT: FUR {
'SI’AID DHRT.
The Stamford Hail Sanitarium of
.nit'ord has brought suit in the Su-
or court against Frederick H3389.
o. North Branr‘oni. charging they have
not been paid a balance of $593.94
due them for the care of Clara 1.
Hasse. of North Branford. The pa-
tient was 'under “their; ‘care for 7 60
- sk 3'50 Wage;
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Lawn tennis has recently become a
craze among girlsrazxd young. women
in*Chin;a..;. ,_ J '
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Make a white sauce. usng two ruble—
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For the
‘ BABY”
RUSSIAN
dEWiSl—i
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lived a year and a. half with Rus-
slan Jews and Italians {or her 1111- ‘
mediate‘neighbors, discardingflrof‘
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