L: _ .iiS Now on Sale at the Box Oflice of Both Theatre-s.
Prices: 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.6 '”
C thin Rises at 8:15
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“MISS BOB WHITE"
REGENT THEATRE,
PAI..ACE THEATRE, . . MAY 15
A JOHN 8. ROGERS PRODUCTION
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ROGUES and ROMANOES’
Sunday Night
( HARLES (Buck)
JON ES
'1! his latest Fox Special
wcswm drama
“SNOWDRIFT”
Pearl White in “Plunder"
Coming Next Wednesday
MARION DAVIES
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Today
L1 st Presentation of
A - nxvcrsary Vaudeville
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llOOT GIBSON
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Theatre
STAMFORD, CONN»
All This Week
3 Complete Shows
Daily at 2:15, 7:00 and 9:00
Daylight Saving Time
{33 . .
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checkers
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The famous story of
Robin Hood and his
Maid Marian told
anew far 20m
century eyes. The
splendid age of
chivalry and ro-
mance brought
forward 800 years
and presented with
the magnificent
pomp and pageantry
of medieval
England.
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Sunday Night
(“MILES (Buck)
JONES
ll. his latest For Special
“mic-rn drama
“SNOWDRIFT”
Pr '1 White in “Plunder”
Mmrlny, Matinee and Night
and Tuesday Mil-tin”
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saving his life—Does he
thank the Mother who
gave it to him ‘7
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MOTHER‘S DAY, SUNDAY.
MY 18TH.
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2 South Kain Street
Phone 364
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS
The following were issued May 8.
1923. List compicd at ofiices 0t
\‘l'ooster 8; Davis. Patent Lawyers.
Bridgeport.
George T. Brannigan. Bridgeport,
Buckle.
Michael Ha.wie.Brlogeport. Itust-
less buckle.
Thomas B. Lashcr. Bridgeport. Al-
loy knife hardening or tempering.
Richard S. Mitchell. Bridgepokt,
Shock absorber.
Clarence D. Plntt. Bridgeport, Elec-
trical cut-out.
Clarence D. Plait. Bridgeport. Elec-
trical cut-out and the like.
William H. Smith. Bridgeport. Re-
silient wheel.
Dchr H. \Varncr. Bridgeport. Wo-
man's fitted undergarment
Arthur A. Arnold. Hartford. Hand-
lamp. ‘
li‘rlederich Muller. Hartford. Mm
chanism tor milling blanks for culture.
Charles H. Boyle. New Haven, Seed-
ing device for grapefruit.
John A. Hoany. New Haven. Insul-
ation-smoothing device.
John Menzies. New Haven.
bowl for chemical laboratories.
Charels L. Bradshaw, ”Waterbury.
Buckle.
Henrik Hllibom. Wellingtord. spoon
or similar article (Design).
Roy E. Jones. Storrs. Water foun-
tain. for chickens.
Joseph R. Kidney. East. Hampton,
Telephone toy.
Lawrence \V. Murphy. West Haven.
Locking joint.
Edward E. Allen. Newtown. Stitch
forming mechanism for sewing ma-
chines.
Steam
Trade-Marks
The Bead Chain Manufacturing
Company, Brldcgport. Bottle caps.
International Sliver Company, Men.
iden. and Bridcgport. Silver-plated
flat tableware.
The Raybestos Company. Bridge-
port. High-pressure sheet packing.
The Holstein Rubber Co.. Hartford.
Single and double faced rubber sheet-
ing.
The F. Kelly Company.
Safety pins.
Merriam Manufacturing Company.
Derby.
Durham. Security. oflice, bond. elc..
tin boxes. _
Russell Manufacturing Company.
Mlddletown. Elastic Webbings (2).
Russell Manufacturing Company.
Middletown. Garters.
The J. B. “'illiams Company. Glas-
tonbury, Preparation for the hair and
board.
To keep London’s great Royal gar-
dens in order 1.000 gardeners and
laborers are employed.
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ATTHETHEATRB
REGENT sonar.
“Girl Montana” and “Miles and no.
mance" on Double Foam Show
The elite ot Sinna Ferry had tore-
gathered in honor of the “day—out."
of Montana Rivers—“That Girl Mon-
tana." It was the happiest moment
of Tana’s life—it meant that she was
recognized as respectable. Then came
the thunderbolt!
“W’hat're you doing among decent
people? Main streets the dead-lino
for women like you! You traveled
around. dressed as a boy. with a low-
down crook..and now you .aim to
horn in with respectable folks!"
This is one of the gripping. tense
“and dramatic moments in "That Girl
Montana." Blanche Sweet's newest
Jesse D. Hampton-Paths feature.
showing at the Regent theatre today.
It is a picturlzation 0t Marah Ellis
Ryan's novel of the same name and
relates the terrific tsruggle or a. girl
to overcome the stigma 0! sins of
which she was innocent. The action
or the story takes place in Montana.
along the Kootcnai River at the time
when gold seekers flocked to that
beautiful country.
PALACE TODAY-
Last Presentation of Anniversary
Vaudeville
The last presentation of the anni—
versary vaudeville bill that has been
at the Palace theatre since Thursday
will take place today.
This unusual show has been the talk
of the town and there is no doubt
that the Palace will be packed to the
limit today for all shows. in addi-
tion to' this splendid bill which Man-
ager David listerson particularly se-
lected for this week. the Palace will
present Hoot Gibson's latest produc-
tion, "Kindled Courage." The show
is one no one can afford to miss.
FOR THE THEATRE
“SAFETY MST."
The Film Of Spills. Thrills. Chills and
Laughter Star “'cek's Run Mon-
day‘nt Rialto.
Thrills. with frills and chils are
promised the theatre-going patrons of
lh eclty when on Monday, and every
day next week. they can attend per-
formance 050! “Safety Last" at the
Rialio Theatre. “'hcn Harold Lloyd.
the lmspectuclrd comedian, performs
the difiicult task of climbing the side
of a. twelve story building. reaching:
th eroof after overcoming the most
hilarious and fearful hazards.
“Safety Last” however. is not all»
thrills. The first part contains the
most wholesome and amusing comedy
moments and incidents that Harold
Lloyd has ever put on the screen. .In
his role .0! a department store cleerk.
the spectacld comedian~ is absolutely
at his best.
Two Interesting Pictures Arc 0m
Starring Dustin. Mum and
Ralph Lewis.
Today only Dustin Farnum in the
photoplay "The Trail ot the Axe" will
be featured at the Rialto Theatre. The
picture oflers Farnum an opportunity
to appear in one o! the roles (or
which he is famous. that of a hint!
and hearty Westerner in the lumber
country. Selected shorter pictures
comprise today's' bill.
Tomorrow night only. "Vengeance
of the Deep," the first} drama to be'
actually enacted on the bottom of the
ocean will be the attraction. This
picture stars Ralph Lewis. Virginia
Brown Falre, Maids. Yale and Malcom
McGregor. .
INTERSCHOIJASI’IO REGATI‘A
DERBY. Conn. May 12.——Six pre-
paratory and High school eight cared
crews meet on the Houeatonic river.
this afternoon in the third annual.
Yale inter-scholastic regatta. Choatc
School of W'allingford Conn.. has I
chance to take permanent possession
of the Yale Interscholastic cup which
goes to the school which wins it three
times. Clioate won the‘ regatta in
1921 and 1922. The race will be over
a mile course. Ed Loader head coach
of the Yale crews will be referee. Be-
sides Choate school. the crews in ‘the
regatta are Kent school. Kent. Conn.:
Episcopal Academy. Overbrook. PI.:
DeW’itt Clinton and‘ Stuyvesant High
school. New York and Culver Military
Academy. Culver Indiana.
A liner .was recently tumigated at
a cost of $5,500 and seven rats were
caught at a cost of $786 each.
CUT THIS OUT—IT IS- \ '
“'OBTH MONEY
Cut out this slip. enclose with St:
and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 She!-
field avenue. Chicago. 11].. writing
your name and
You will receive in return a. trial pac-
nge containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs. colds and
croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in
sides and back: rheumatism. back~
hchc.*Kidney and bladder ailments:
and Foley's Cathartic Tablets.
whol some and' thoroughly cleaning
cathartic for constipation. biliousnesa.
headaches. and sluggish bowels. Still-
son. Powell Corporation—Adv.
FEED THE HENS SEMI-SOLID BUTTERMILK
An ideal winter ration. Try a keg.
dry mash. charcoal. grit shells. etc.
THE BEST POULTRY 'I‘ONICS AND REMEDIES
NON-FREEZING DRINKING FOUNTAINB
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
48 MAIN STREET
All kinds of scratch teeth.
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THOMAS’
THE groans or ovum: inn snnvron.
Lunches
French and Danish Pastry
Ice Cream
THOMAS’
(Two Stores)
26 WALL ST. —:—
24 SO. MAIN ST.
for demonstration
$917.00 ’Delivere’de—Give the pray, a Try
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_ HAROLD LLOYD
m World’s nappy Lad in the Thrill-a-Minute, Laugh-mm
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“Safety Last”
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A HURRICANE 01' nuances FILLED m
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Mme. Maude new.
Pupil of Yeatman Griffith
VOCAL STUDIOS
Rooms 12 and 13
Studio Phone 41 17
srmonn
Strand Theatre Bunch;'
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ml m . . 201-205, Rogers & Stevens
\Vall and Commerce Streets.
HERSHFIELD
‘Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING _
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalli
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of m
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FOOTWEAR FORMEN
suck oxroEDs—Pebbied Scotch Grain Leather on the _, ‘
‘ . brogue lasts. Smcfith, bright calfskin, .
in trim dress mode
neowubxronDs—Eussia Calf, straight perforated tip,
brogue last. Mahogany calf, wing tip,
stitched trim, square French last.
LEIZRSON. JOHNSTON & MURPHY AND EDUCATOR SHOE
CONNEALLY 89’ BRACKEN—j "
South Norwalk. Conn. — Store Open Saturday m,"
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MAINE SEED POTATOES - 1 . ;
In Stock—Ail Vienna—a1» fertiliser.
. Frank Librier & Sons}
27 Commerce St. Phone 2128
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