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Pictures ~
3 Shows—ms. 1:15 and s
TONIGHT
"ABEL TWO ill
“AMELINE OF THE HILLS"
and the 6th Episode of “Pfitfls”
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MAY CLEARANCE SALE
ATTENDING OUR
TUESDAY as own. his crowns ans
HOUSE 13%;}?ng find LOUISE
“THE LON ESOME CRAP"
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
First Appearance In Motion
Pictures ,
GEO. M. COHAN in
“BROADWAY JONES"
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SPECIAL ORCHESTRA
Regular Prices, 10c and 150
my CLEARANCE sans
Be sure and visit-Mint“ for real bargains in every de-
partment.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
The Regent will be the only
theatre In the city showing
“Broadway Jones" this season.
FISKE O’HARA ORCHESTRA
Beginning Wednesday this week
this orchestra will furnish the inu-
sic at the Regent.
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Palace Theatre
Foun TIMES 2:15 and 11:15
MAY 21 AND 22
Most Wonderful Photo Spectacle
Ever Staged—Jesse L. Lasky Pre-
FARRAR
In cecn B. DeMille’s Superfilm
5 10mm. wo1u11”
Palace [‘ 1 11::
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
TODAY
World Brady Company Presents
GAIL KANE
In ‘
“AS MAN MADE HER”
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not need to be I“ d
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musicals an issuer Dons:
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last Thursday tbs loath
lea-walk Retail W’ As.
sedation will counct another
DOLLAR DAY. Local merch-
ants appreciating the superior-
ity of The Sentinel as an ad-
vertising medium will so-
quaint you, through its
medium, with extraordinary
bargain offerings for that red
letter occasion.
MAKE A DOLLAR COUNT
BY USING IT ‘ON DOLLAR
DAY —- THURSDAY, MAY
17th.
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from the World-Brady company al-
ready well known as producers of the
highest class pictunes of the day. The
scenario was written by a well known
author for the World company and
the play directed by one of the lead-
ers of the organization. Miss
has played many important roles for
the screen, but her latest, “As Man ,
diode Her," is one of her most suc-
cessful efforts. Together with the
feature today the Palace Theatre will
olfer the latest issue of the Hearst-
Pathe News.
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COMING PALACE PICTURE8
Peggy Hylsnd, Stuart Holmes, Cleo
Rldueloy and Pauline Freder.
lsk Among This Week's
Stars
The Palace picture program for; this!
week Includes a new run of exception-
al features presented by the stars oi."
the various producing companies!
which are presented. Tomorrow Peg-‘
gy Hyland with Marc \lacDermoit
will play the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
feature. “Babette." and Charles Rich
man and Dorothy Kelley will star In:
a new episode of “The Secret King-j
dom." 0n -Wednesd1ty Stuart llolmcsj
wille starred in the Fox feature.‘
“The Derellcl " and 11 new episode of;
“The Gray Soul," starring .limmy Dale‘
u m be shown. On. Thursday '(‘leof
Ridgeley and Wallace fluid will play;
Paramount's “The. \‘clow Pawn,” and
on Saturday Paulina Frederick will
he starred in 1th Famous Plaicrs
Nanette of the \l'ilds."
JOAN THE WOMAN
Palace Presents Geraldine Farrar .
Lasky‘s Interpretation of 1
French Story 1
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_ Tuesday
Peggy Hyland In Blue Ribbon Fea-
ture
-’ “smarts"
and
“The Secret Kingdom"
House Peters and Louise Hull in “Th e Lonesome. Chap,"
Theatre Tuesday.
at the Regent
Wednesday
Fox Film Corp. Presents
STUART HOLMES
‘ In
"THE DERELICT"
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had gone too far. All this was done
successfully except that her Weight
pulled the tree from its insecure fast
II III IIIEAIIIIS
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT been for the presence of mind of Mr.
Mabel Taliaferro In “A Magdalene of Pallette in throwing out his arm, she
the Hills," and Mrs. Vernon would have continued her headlong
Castle In “Patria” plunge to the rocks below.
Mabel Tallaferro is seen as an emo- ,
tionaI actress of power and charm in. “BROADWAY JONES" AT REGENT
this feature The star herself says
Eggs Arc Cheap Now I
she considers “A Magdalene of the
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next winter. Quart can, 301:, will n 6 es wing at her motion
preserve 15 doz. Full directions
~w1th each can.
and
Jimmy Dale In “The Grey Seal"
At Palace Vaudeville Prices
George M. Cohan in “His Great Amer
ican Play Will Be Shown
Wednesday and
Thursday '
This play has been presented both
on the. stage and in book form and is
popularly known throughOut the coun-
1picture career.
The sixth chapter of "Patria" will
also be shown Monday. A plot to son
cure possession pf the $100,000,000
' preparedness fund created to defend try 1
America. is foiled by Patria Clianuing Originally written I“
.. u . produced and
H. A. MEAD in “Alias N’;em93I5, the Sixth. episode starred in by Mr. Cohan, the play
1 . 0’ Patric; the serial romance by proved the hit of the season in New
Draggist Lewis “5991‘ Vance. Mrs. Vernon York after which it met with similar
Castle in this episode plays the double
role of Patria Charming. heiress to
millions and the great Channlng Mu-
nition works, and Elaine, a dancer,
who impersonator; her;
success on the road. Upon the ter-
mination of the road show the play
was put on in stock in many cities
,and became established as one 0% Mr.
Cohen's greatest successes. Contrary
‘ "' ' ' ' to the general rule of adapting a play
AT THE REGENT TUESDAY from shook. the noVel of "Broadway
House Peters and Louise Huff In “The Jones" by Edward Marshall was- -tak~
Lonesome Chap." a Human 111-. on from the play and greatly added
.1 _ terect Story Ito the prestige of the subject. In ad
The Pallas«Pa1-amount Company ditlon t0 the play and the book.
camevery near filming a real accl- "Broadway Jones” appeared in many
8 North Main St.
so. Norwalk, or.
7 You’ll Find. il_,at
GEIIEBE’S ‘
If you're talking foy- some bit of
kitchenware, some piece of cutl‘ry,.
china, some hciieehold needs—not
' dry goods ot- groceries—that seems
' hard to find, ,you may not a reply!
something like this: "No, we haven’t
it, you may find it at Gehebc’e." It’s
a local reputation we've had for years
is a housefurnlshlng store. But why
make us a last resert,wl1y not come
' to us first. We will probably have
what you want and you won’t have to
no elsewhere for lower prices of bet-
ter service.
‘ “ Complete Stocks of
ALUMINUM WARE, CUTLERY,
ICROCKERY, ENAMELED WARE,
. ~, TIN WARE, ETC.
Lonesome Chap," in which Louise form_
Hull and House Peters will be seen at. .
the‘R‘egent Theatre ”tomorrow. In: NEW MUSIC AT THE REGENT
the action of the story, two charaotu Manager Kantor has engaged the
are, played by Betty Jonson and Iliu- well known 'Fiske O'Hara orchestra
gene Pallette are supposed to be killed to play at the Regent Theatre for the
by a fall from a cliff Miss Jonson, rest of the season, beginning Wednes
in her attempt to aid Mr. Pallette, was day of this week. ‘
supposed to be (h aggedmver the edge p _’ -—
of the cliff and be dashed to the PALACE THEATRE TODAY
rocks below. A high cliff was select- World-Brady Company Presents Gail
ed tor-this purpose and, the camera Khne In “As was Medal-loll,"
placed across the gully. MrnPallette' ‘ A Foreéful Featuns
slid down over the side and buns on “As Man Made Her" is the title of
'lto a projecting rock.
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the leading role. The photopletr
3o. NONI"! to each over in an
111 and he lid ye
dent during the picturization of “The of the largest newspapers in serial.
‘ a masterly presentation .
Cecil ll, Dellllle's supcrfilm stars
lersldlnc Furrar, the noted interna,
llounl opera celebrity. in “.louu The;
,Woman." The. picture is u Lasky pre.
sematlon and will be offered one
time in the afternoon and one time at‘
night for two days,1iext Monday and]
Tuesday, May 21 an1l2'l‘he feature
will be offered in Norw ~nlk at the low-
est price; ever charged anywheic, the
Palace vaudetille scale prevailing In'
edition to th efeature there will be a
full orchestra accompaniment by the
Palace harmonists.
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IHIS Wlll INIEIIISI
SIOMICII ISIIIIIRIRS
Says Indigestion Comes From an Ex-
cess of Hydrochloric Acid
A well known authority states that
stomach trouble and Indigestion is
nearly always due to acidity—acid
stomach—and not, as most folks bee
lleve, from a lack of digestive juices.
He states that an' excess of hydro-
chloric acid in the stomach retards di-
gestion and starts food fermentation,
then our meals sour like garbage in
a can, forming acrid fluids and gases
which Inflate the stomach like a toy
balloon. we then get that' heavy;
lumpy feeling in the chest. we cruc-
iate sour food. belch gas, or have
heartburn, flatulence, waterbrash, or
nausea. '
He. tells us to lay aside all digestiw
aids and instead get from any phar-
macy four ounces of Jad Salts and
take a tablespoonful in lights: of wa-
ter before breakfast while it is effer-
vescing,’and futhermore. to continue
thisfor one Week. While relief m1.
lows the first dose. it‘is important to
neutralize the acidity, remove the gas-
making mass, start the liver, stimulate
the kidneys and thus promote a free
flow'of pure digestive juices. '
Jad Salts Is inexpensive and is
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, made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with Iithla and
sodium phosphate. This harmless
suits .-Adv. .,
Kane ;
A Gas Water Heater
Should be in E van Home l
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hotwstorassmostvalnablenoeossity. Ifyoudspndonthcocdrsngotosnpplyyonwitbllct, ‘
water,youmnstrunshotcoalfiro,resultinginahotkitchonsndalotofunnocosssrybother "
and inconvenience.
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MRS. VERNON CASTLE
Who Will Be Seen In the Sixth Ep.s ode of “Patric,” at the Regent Thea-
tre Ton
A ”VUI-O " GAS WATER Hum
connmd to the range boiler does away with all.
this bother and expense and permits an unlinked
quantity of hot water without running the hot
kitchen range. ‘
,. ron marten or MAY 1 ONLY a can
Water Heater will be installed FOR.$16.50—-Fm _,
commons. '
NO MONEY DOWN _
$1.00 PER MONTH
now-r DENY YOUR FAMILY rm. .
caur commune—canes your ; -
mm wrrnou'r DELAY. ’ "
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are worn now by well”
dressed people. They are
very comfortable and they,
don‘t look quite so common. ,,
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ight .
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RINGLING BROS.
COMING THIS WAY
World's Biggest Cirr“: and Spectacle
“Cinderella" ,nnounced for
Early Date
Announcement is made that
Tuesday, May 291b, Ringling Bros.
,clrcus will give afternoon and night _
performances at Bridgeport.
The famous showmen are this sea-
son presenting an all new and wonder-
ful program. The tremendous fairy-
lnnd spectacle, "Cinderella," will ap-
peal to both young and old. More
than 1,000 persons take part in it. It
is easily the biggest spectacle Ring-
ling Brc‘s. have ever staged and its
gloriousijallet of the Fairies," with
300 dancing girls, is In Itself worth
going many miles to see. Following
“Cinderella" 400 arcnic artists appear
in the main tent program. The Ring-
lings have secured scores of circus
performers never before seen in
America. An entire trained animal
show has been made a part of the
main tent program this season. The
menngerie new numbers 1,009 wild
animals. The elephants, including
"Big Bingo,” the earth‘s largest pachy
derm, have been increased to 41 and
almost 800 horses are carried. There
will be 60 clowns and a big free. three-
mile street parade show in the morn-
ing.
The circus will
Monday. May 28.
“fortyshow‘zsi cmfwyp shrdlu
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FOR NOROTON POSTMASTER.
CHIP.
he in' Stamford,
An examination 'i’or the position of
fourth-class postmaster at Noroton,
will be held at Stamford on June 9,
All persons desiring to take examine.
MI“ Jonson. the fedtlire being presented II the salts is used by thousands of people ofilce, or the commission at Washing-
IYIIIE I1III on 3191' II“? VI“ “Wm“ Palace Theatre IOIIW With Gall K3119 for stomach trouble .with excellent re- tonll for application blanks and in-
1 structlons in time i‘to arrange for x-
011'
The new lunch wagon of Deeman B.
Tripp, is being brought overland from
New Rochelle to this city has progress-
ed as far as Darlen. It was necessary .
to remove the wheels yesterday af-
ternoon, and today the moving con-
tractor was still figuring how to get
the vehicle under the bridge.
‘ Open Sat. till 9 p.111. Est. 1891.
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Men s Spring .u1is
An Attractive Showing
Smartly Tailored Models
o $12.50, 315.00.318.00
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No More Fear of Baby Colic
The crusade against baby colic and
food trouble in this section has had
a happy result. ’
The astonishing achievements of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup which
has been so widely recommended
seems beyond belief to the many
thankful and pleased mothers, for
practically every baby has been cured
or benefited by its use.
Mrs. Winslow‘s «Soothing Syrup )3
the long looked for blessing that has,
sprung into instant popularity with}
almosis every mother, actual results]
verify this.
Mrs. Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup f5
different from anything else in that it
aims to get rid of baby colic and ln-;
digestion by neutralising the acids,§
overcoming gas and. strengthening;
the weak, sensitive little stomachs.1
and mind you it does all this without
‘11 particle of “dope" or a drop of al-'
co.hol
i Good, honorable druggiets recom-
[mend Mrs.~\Vinslow' a Soothing Syrup
to all mothers with babies that have
colic, Indigestion; poor assimilation-
of food, constipation or teething trend
bles. ,
Mothers do not fall to test this now
famous prescription. Go to your
drugglst and get a twenty-five cant
bottle today and make baby won and
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