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«WEJ’LHI m gheFOUR.’
\LEMEN OF THE'
A r 0 CA LY P S E’
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TOMOR-
‘II‘I l" l.\' SPRING TIME
I! I. Thi'.‘ Hillside NIL,
.._ uIitIs; “My grunti-
- -:I1.lII.I with a cough
\I-'II>1. She took
rIvl ’I‘.I r and her cough
I: IIIHSt'llt‘Il the phlegm
it easily." Folcy's
,IIINI what children
I'I-I I'l‘it-‘Il colds.
flIi:I tight. whcezy
r’IIwI to uni l"0l(‘_\"S. It
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H II l‘\ Norwood and .
*4 "It In short sighted of New
gram Is standing solely on its own I
merit and it will establish a new “web
I
Vcontinuc today and tomorrow at 2:15'
of screen entertainments for this city.
The dull.) shows at the Regent will
and 3 o'clock and after that—4cm“
for those who didn't see the mpicture.
MISSISSIPPI VAIIEi
ASSIIIJIATIIIN'IIAY’I
ENIIIIRSE SEANAE
KANSAS Cl't‘Y “0..
llIinging the urn “Eithin reaching dis-
tance of the wheat fields of the Mid-
Iilc \‘Vcst by building the Great Lake.-
st. Lawrence ship canal and by [eder-I
ul IlcVI-lopmcnt of navigable rivers lsI
II project which will claim the atten-,
of the Mississippi Valley Asso-I
April 253
tion
cintion whcn it meets hero
and 26. In its fourthfinnual conven-
tion, it is announced.
ciution and a champion
IIIII‘ort- the convention for endorsement
is the St. Lawrence- ship canal
"Attempts h.I\e bccn made to min-I
imizc lilt‘ importance of the ship canal I
and to for; thtI issue " MI. Dickey said.
“Chlmeras of cost and impracticabll-I
it) hauc bet-n raised by railroads.
which I‘e-IIr losing: grain haul. and by
Atlantic ports. New York particularly.
which four ti, loss of shining trade.
Their reasons for opposition are sei-
iish.
are staggering under the
cost of transportation.
country is groaning under it. Distri-
hution
I‘t'stl'itttt’ti hy freight rates. The farmcr
is unahlt- to pay his hills and go a-
head with plans for next year‘s crops.
{My bringing the ocean up to thc Grcat
Lakes ports. Chicago. Alilwnukcc. llu-
' him.
you nmkc it possible
for the
to lay down his whe..i in Liverpool,
at (In :IpprI-cinhiy lowcr transportab‘
tion cost.
I "That IlIII-s not nIcrIn tlIc fnrmerl
Null-4 his “hunt clII-npcr. 'lhc cost. In
I I iu- I pool is' III- t-I «mined by “orld con- tori-hp Cradle"
tIIIItHIH. :.IIIl in turn Ron InII thI- mar-
:Iit't III-re and in all “ht-at producing
'tonntrics In th uorld L‘oIIScIIIIcIIt-.
l_\. “IIt'II \on 5 .-- I\\Int\ (I Ms :1 tin-I .
«not on trIInspnI IIII-II costs. the prt)-.lI:IIIIIIaIIl.~'
:tIllt’I'l trctsthc whnII suing.
”rm-g" to thc miIIIIlI- IIIIIII or dc:~.'IlIr
I Mr. lliI'kI-y.
Kansas City, Mississippi liix‘I-r Naivi‘
,I::Iiion comptny. which ()llt'l'illt'd a
linirgt- line on tho Missouri rivcr until
‘IIII' t’nitIIII SIIItI-s cult-red thc wnr.
“IH‘II Iiit‘ t'lcct was sold for guvcrn-
IIII-nt IlSt'. Hist) outliIII‘IIl \‘.'ll(li hc tt-rm-
I-Il thI- iIIIpm'tnIIcII of developing rivcr
transportation in nu oI'IlI-I‘l). m'stI-mut—
[iv and scivntitic llI.2llIIi‘I‘," instcnd of
:llllpl‘tnll'lilllliLZ for .I'ix‘vrs :InIl harbors
on II i'tIIll‘It‘Ry-ll‘liIIIlIK, pork harrcl
I‘JISIS Ill‘l‘Vv‘I‘lI l"‘]|l't>t'lll.’lll\6‘9."
"\\'I- run :I IIztt‘KI- line on tho Mitts-
nuri I'in-r for nine )t'fll‘S. and lost
.IIIIIIIII)’ t'\t‘['.\' ~VIIIII‘." Mt‘. Ilit‘kcy said.
”III'W‘HIISI‘ the trovcrnmcni. aftcr mlopt-
ing :I C(lnlpl‘I'IH‘anVP sclIr-mc of im-
proving: th~ r‘l\'f'l. IIIIIIcr Iwhiclr 2
million IIIIIIIII-s II your \I'Its to he :Ippro-
printI-Il for two )IIIIH. appropriated
that amount _il:;—:t om» )IIIII'."
III-\cI'timz III the SI. lmer-ncc pro-
‘Il‘t‘l. .\II'. Int-2t») (it‘t‘IJi‘t‘tI that “ft-W
III-oplc in the t‘mtntr} I'cnlizc how big
‘.IIIIi \it.II ti Ivrojtt't it is.
[Ilt‘ \vcll'an~ IIL' thc ('utltilrl',
up in it. "
is bound
York to
dI-Clurcd. "for
of'NI-w York
of the
sec-
oppost- ilII- projcul." lit,-
IIttcr III! the prosperity
dept-lids upon thc prosperity
(wintry. and tin- grunt producing
tion.
"III
portntiou
addition to lifting ihc trans.
IIIIrIlcn of thc 'I‘nI'IIIIII‘. the
St. Lawrcncc projcct would IIII)‘ for
itsclt‘ IIIId llt'(‘t)lllt‘ sclf supporting
from tlIc power it would gcncrutc.
“Our shtirc of'thc powcr on the
AIIII-I'icun siIlc of tlic canal would be
of sufficient. volume to turn all the
Ispindlcs of :III the factories in New
May 1 —-
l
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“‘altcr S. Dickey of Kansas City.I
\icc president of zone 3 of the asso-‘
ot‘ watcrl
transportation. believes that the most‘
momentous question which will come‘
and should not prevail. I
"The producers of the Middle West;
excessive !
The wholez
of manufactured products is:
I
..... -.
through thc proposcd ship canal. ,
farmer '
I \andm ille hill.
NIIIIc of it I clumatiop momt ts. th-
wlIII Is 'prI-Nitirnt of thc‘
or how Inuchl
England. run II‘.I the trolly cars In
.tIIIIt traction, and furnish electricity for
heat and cooking.
it‘ the federal improvcmcnts on
the (”do rix'cr llI‘O complctcd ulso‘ it
.will he possilvlt- to ship sth-l products
and (“Hail to the Mississippi vallcy and
lto the gulf by water.”
I "Tim 'I‘I‘Iigcly of 'l‘ransportation"
and "World Economics in their rela-
‘tion to the Vail)" are two of the gen-
(hi i Fullit‘t‘ ts which are to he discuss.
ml at thc conxcntion. I
I "\mong those “ho are expected to,
sprint me Senator \leliam ii. Mc-.
Kinlcy of Illinois. president of theI
association: H. H. McIrick. Chicago.
former prosidcnt of the association.
J. it. Howard. prcsident of the Amer-
i('till Farm Bureau Federation. JUIIU9
It. l'.'.r:~c;-:. former dircctor of the
I'niied stil'f‘i Grain Corporation. Sevi-
IItnr James A. five! of Missouri. C. 11.
Altli'kh'lnl. Chicago president of the
minois Central Run-cad. Govcrnor
l-lcnI-y J. Allen of Kansaé. Governor
John AI. I‘arkcr Oi" Louisinn-I :IIIu
'l‘licodorc E. Brent fodmnl mantger
of thc M ;s<issippi- \-VurI—ior beige line.
.3
\
Palce Teatre
The Home of High Class Entertainment
Whierind Four
Speed Marvels
Barbette -
A Versatile Specialty
Today—Friday—Saturday
"it May Have Happened to You"
Norwood & Hall ‘ g
Dunham & Williams
Specialists of Comedy Chatter
. .and Song 0 ‘
BILLY KELLY & CO.
A Cast of Five Brilliant Players in a Three Scene Musical Revue— E
Special Scenic Hecté
Today and Friday
ETHEL CLAYTON
“THE CRADLE”
: Saturday—Miss DuPont in “Shuttered Dreams”
1-..,-.-.--.-,-,.---—.«-_-..---v..4-----._---.r--...s-..-.
]. thcl (‘quton and Rudy Ining in “the picture that is good for
at the Palace today and tomorrow
This attraction gets its first Connecticut
Palace.
PALACE TODAY
David Ester-son, Mgr. '
2 MORE DAYS—4 D_-_MORE SHOWS
'l'llE F0 U R
*I'lORS-EMEN
0f the Apocalypse
Will Have Closed Its Engagement!
DON'T PUT OFF SEEING THIS DRAMA TO WHICH ALL THE
SUPERLATIVES OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE WOULD
NOT DO HALF JUSTICE
SEE IT SEE IT SEEI IT
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Matt-2 15 (Regular Music) Adm. 30c"
Evenings—8 (Augmented Orchestra) Adm. 50c
CITY AND WESTPORT TROLLEYS AFTER SHOW
SATURDAY 2' 15,. 7 AND 9
So Big That It Is a Double Feature All By Itself
TOM MIX IN “THE NIGHT RIDER”
ACTION IN EVERY MINUTE OF THIS BIG FILM—AND THE
KIND OF ACTION THAT REGENT PARTRONS LIKE
[Tm Reel Comedy Scenic .
COMING MAY 17,18 AND 19
A. feiture picture that will be far different from—~but equal in
its Iavishness—to “The Four Horsemen"
Rodioph Valentino. and Gloria ‘Swans‘on
In Paramount's New Super Release
“BEYOND THE ROCKS”
‘Home Made Pastry to.
Take Home ‘
or
Nothing But Satisfactory
Food Is Served
7.... bdrm
the soul."
with splendid five act
showing at thr-
w; It I"Wa_\‘ 9 large lines. rc-
sulcs tux. ': .\—
(weir... IInI. :IcnritiI- :. canccllatiun (.t'
the I lIiII] dim and the l'.:rm block are .
(Inpcclui to Iccclx't- :IttI Iztion at l‘..c
(:~III\IIIItiIII.. ‘
A Icsmmion ('HIIllII‘.‘ CI‘I thc IIIIIIIII2I.'-
lI-IIlILII Ir tall :I \Vmi ington L‘COl‘i'JIIlI‘!
cnII'2-Iincc to IliscIH; cconomic proh-
lv;nIs 1:: in Le prI-scnt-III to thc co:.~.'m:-
tion, Decaying to pit-scnt place I'f‘
officidls. :
IIIIlorscn.c.Iit . ‘of tl.c .‘I'IISSIss rIII
bargc lino IS (prcctni ;.s wrll :Is mnic
.A worn: or WARNING “E
Unfortunately the human tendency
‘is to take rather too keen a delight to
Itbe spectacular.
miraculous.
the fantastic, the
The average person Is never con
tent to merely feel fit; he wants to
feel like jumping a fence. eating I
whole mince pie and singing until the
wee. small hours.
He also enjoys going to the other
extreme and. when he has a little de-I
gestion to fancy himself an object of
tragic misery.
This almost universal desire for:
crises and climaxes has lead to a. sue-I
cesslon of fads 8\ en along the pro- :
gresslve path of science.‘
Just now the fad Is to get rid of th-‘
teeth. if one has a boil be is sure to
have a friend who will assure him that;
this comes from a. bad tooth. if he‘
have a lame back or a sprained thumb}
or a slight headache. on the morning:
after trying his latest experiment in!
the manufacture of lemonade. from
hops malt. raisins. brown sugar and,
yeast, he gets exactly the same sdm
vice. I
He gets so set In this groove that
when the furnace does not draw well;
he alarm for the dentist to have a
tooth pulled.
This Is all because a large number of 5
chronic diseases have been cured byi
getting rid of a tooth which was 1114
acting the entire system. but this doecé
not mean that the extraction of any.
tooth will put the constitution of its:
former owner in perfect repair.
Teeth are natural; they are useful; ‘
they function better in'their own. par-I
ticular department than anything
which man has invented: they stand a
terrific amount of abuse and still
make a generous return of toi’ and
pleasure: they always do the best they
can under the circumstances.
Therefore the sensible course to?
take is to consult with your dentist so:
as to arrange the circumstances that
your teeth will last at. least. as long “A
you do..
When the dentist advises the extrac-'
tion of a particular tooth. he will do
so only because that. particular tooth;
is more dangerous inside the mouth
delnI-mit-n in rcgargl to thc mcrchrmt l
Inurirc (it'd wills now
gruss in tin-
lifndil‘; in con-
conncwioxu it was statcd.
THE MAN’S SHOP
Friday and Saturday
a Showing of the Finest
STRAWIE
$2.50 to $4
Fulfilling everything that
you expect in a straw.
Costello & O’Meara
‘ I
Announces
for
a .
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It BEATS...
as it Sweeps - as it Clean:
Make Mother' 5 Day the source of year I
’round pleasure by the gift of a Hoover.
Thencveryhousecleamn' daxwilibeMothcr’s
Day, because Mother wi enjoy the
from tircsome hand-sweeping and cleaning.
We partigularly recommend The Hoover be-
‘causc I: cats as it SW 9 as it clea and
does thorough; all that? ’ uired tgs’dcln
rugs clean, and prolong their ifc.
86.25 will Mn: 1)» Heart"?
and a few mot-filly menu of
WWWJM makflm
DONNELLY’S
18 South Main St.
\l
Troupin’s
Exterminator
Sure Death
to Roaches; W a t e 1'
Bugs and Bedbugs
The Clifford
Pharmacy
60 South Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
SUGGESTIONS
For. MOther Day Gifts. '
HATS
Angels, leey Call Them Mothers
Dreaming of Homc.and Mother
‘Littte Mother of Mine
Mother" Machree I
Appropriate Victor Records
My Mother’s Evening Prayer
Mother of My Heart
Mother’s Prayer
Mother, My Dear
at
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1 lb. Assorted Chocolates, Peanut Brittle,
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~ A Beautiful
Wallace Nutting
Picture
An Attractive Box
of
Fine Stationery
21 North rMain St.
Large Assortment of Mother Day Greeting
Cards
Bicycles
The Victory Is a Won-
derful Machine for $38.50
Look It Over
SPORTING GOODS or ALL
KINDS .
Just Now—Sou May Be
Especially Interested in Base.
ball Goods. .
ALW. Hodge
Music Hall Block,
South. Main St.
r-
Special Sale of Satin
Pumps ‘
at:
Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
31 So. Main St.
Heel........ ...... .......$4.
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OPEN EVERY EVENING
OLD CARS
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