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Footsore folks;
Douglas Gerrard, who produced the
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Forecast tor Norwaih and viduity:
Partly cloudy, and slightly colder to-
night and Friday. The disturbance
which was central over Upper Michi-
'ran yesterdav morning is now central
,over Connecticut. it has caused us-
"aettled weather with , mild tempers-
iiire and light precipitation in the
Lake region and Southern New Eng-v
land during the last twenty-four
hours. Mild temperatures torthe sea-
son of the year prevail in all the north-
ern districts from the Pacific to the
Atlantic. A disturbance oi considera-
"hle energy is central this morning ov-
er idontans. »
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popular movie star, Mary Miles Min-i h _ . .
To-LAY' ' E u" “k" the 19"” "'°’ '1" be nlnlih:1:‘;lh:maroum'n?lihe:n m. 0' “g t g ' rice $1.50 . No charge for the services of this specialist—and
Temperature: High 41; low, shown This is in addition tom 00" _, _, ._ ‘ All - . , , ' he will not tell you that your feet require arch su y
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”lo. snow. 2' “ szyi‘tf Seftfhrd. ”’ WAR RALLIES _ ”9 M .(llontalner Ready ‘0 ports Or other aids unless they actllallv do'
Mm Thedfiiights are trying to increase IN NORWALK 3' . ‘ L” - "fl” 5“" rear ‘-"‘
[City News
Mail has been received at the Rope
Hose Station from various members
in the service, from France, South
Carolina and Camp Upton.
night in the Franklin Street school. C f d .8 i h f m C I! ll 3 M! s h N m | ‘
ll b0 ‘s will're n to their masters, Is raw or m . son 0 e an s u ng out onto on m, , _
find ninth in a 9body to the school. iain's old partner, who ran away with dlyhtevellhg'. February 8th. 1918, at. é . 25¢ W “9.... ......... .. . . 23c ' . ; _
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Candidates are also requested tame the firm’s nioneycand :hezzzli, “:20 At this meeting we shall make or; 75¢ Saxoliie . . 65¢ ‘ Sew Wlth eases F
'WL A“ scouts WM have "0‘ u of h“ partners, ”a“ rsngements for local rallles. the for. 25¢ WWII Face 6’... 20¢ . , l
. '8! 31.0 “10 liner of Captain Shad mmon 1! Vocal leI’lllefl, ‘58 "h l 2* w n ,. F .l s . _ . '3
yet paid their dues will please come
prepared. '
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The Sentinel has been requested to
announce that Lient. H. B. Pepler, II.
c. of the British 1: Canadian item-ale
Aug Mission, New Haven depot, has
been advised to accept men for the
Royal Flying Corps, ages 18 to 30, with
no less than high school education'for
cadetship. The men are trained in
Canada and sent to England as 2nd
iLicutenants While training the pay is
31.10 pips 90¢ per day and when fully
qualified $5.00 a day. Recruiting for
this service is limited so that immedi-
ate applicaton to New Haven s necesv
sary to those wishing this branch of
the service.’
’, lseem heavier than ever. Later. be" he became ‘01 doctor on hose ' After
’: . lever, the death of Crawford's lather m" ”d h" M s mm trivsi that, M
l l "'0" '"h troops on board in» some life paid at stated
i, . (out west brings about forgiveness and m intervals and m a .
.. Memselves with her usual care
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first Butterfly Picture “Eternal love"
was secured by special arrangement
to direct the Jack lulhall production.
"Madame Spy," which Norwalh will;
see tor the first time when it is pro
seated at the Palace Theatre on li'ri-I
day. Barred, also directed ”Polly Put;
dam
“HER counrnv'a can." '
Feature of Patriotic Entertainment
Sunday Evening at Palm
Through the courtesy iii the man- l
agement of the Palace Theatre, South,I
Norwslk Council, Knights of Colon-l
bus, is able to announce that the is—
splrlng and patriotic motion picture.
“Her Country's Call,“ in which the;
their war worlt and are going to give
lthelr patrons next Sunday a nail!
high class entertainment. Judge Wil-
liam F. Tammany will preside.
Vivian Martin in “A l’ettlcoat Hint"
at the Palace Today With a ll.
Vaudeville It"
Down on Cape Cod, close to the sea.
there once lived two old ses captains.
Zoetlt and Shad. Joseph C, Lincoln.
author of many a wholesome, whimsi—
mer at the little Cape Cod town This
The bitterness of this memory had
caused the hearts otIthe captains to
remain crusty and suspicious of hu-
man nature in general until Mar!
'Gusta came into their lives. The
awesome "best parlor" where relics
of their younger day was kept a pro-
found mystery, no one being allowed
to? enter. One of Mary 'Gusta’s ‘fcw
childhood memories of harshness on
their part is’when she and one of her
playmates discover a photograph of
the members of the disrupted firm.
and she asks about the missing mem’
ber , I
As the rglisstion grows thdl she
can never marry Crawford because
he is the son of her uncles’ betrayer”
Mary 'Gusta's heart grows heaVy, bull
W ues managing their aifslrill
and attention to their comfort. it is
l' letter from Crawford's father to
1the captains, begging forgiveness and
ltor ii favorable answer to his son's
lplea. that brings a collapse to Cap-
:[tain Zoeth. Mary ’Gusta nurses him
ltalthfully although her own troubles
’a reconciliation and the marriage
the Kettle On.” a Red Feather pro-5'
servants. but his “dapper” daughter
yearsswithsllherhearttobmhin.
to the society swim, where Shirley
Kaye reigns supreme.
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REGENT THEATRE “TU IDAY
Emmy Wellien In “The Outsider,” and
Win. I. Hart in “TM Last
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Excellent examples of night motion
picture photography are shown in
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'"riie Outsider," a claim wonderplar.!
,sdapted from Louis Joseph Vance'sl
Inovel. “Nobody,” starring exquisite:
'Dnmy Wehlen. which will be shown;
at the Regent Theatre on Saturday.
included in these scenes which wereI
photographed at night are a handsome‘
residence under illumination and the
exciting experiences of Sally (Emmy
iWehlen) on tenement roots in a hes-
iCoaiiausd from first Page).
Donovan. Ron. Carl A. Rsrstrom. Hon
John H. Light. D. William Harford
Edward J. Quinlan. Philip H. Flew-
ing, Daniel Keogh. Albert W. Eld-
ridge. John W. Wehle Rev. Thomas
J. Finn. Rev. Ernest F. Motiregor.
Ben. Russell Frost. Judge Nehemiah
Candee. James '1'. Ruhbell. Michael .i.
Riordan. lrviug D. Robertson, Edmund ,
B. Crowe, William J. Devilie. Edward.
F. Duffy, William jlliller. John D.
lilne. Patrick J. Brophy. Nelson W.
held in the Council Chamber. Cit-r.
curing of balls and speakers. ind re i
reive information that should conl‘
vince us of the importance and tilt-(3‘2:
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patriotic nature of thé work we shall
do.
Kindly make an extra alien to be;
present, and assist in the work hr
your suggestions and advice. -
l enclose a typewritten sup. with
the names of your associates on this
committee.
Yours very tisily, ’
GEO. H.1VOSBiiRGH.
' - Chairman.
Each member of the committee
Should be present at the meeting to
moi-row night as important plans for
thils llamrary work will be formulat;
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DR. IRELAND ON .
BOARD TU SCANIA _
(Costumed rroin first Page.) . l
"Fred on Tuscania to my knowl-
edge"
And was signed by an
friend of Dr. lreiaud.
Dr. ‘lreiand is wellvhnown in this:
intimate
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city and was employed by Vogel, the . ’
“Willi“. some nan also. Recedtly
Contains 100 Black and White Cigar-
ettes. one 10c Tin Black and White Tobacco.
one 50c French Briar Pipe. one package
twelve Pine Cleaners. one 25c Fuse Lighter ‘
(No’benzine). one package three extra ,
Soarsers for Lighter. one extra Fuse for
25 Low Prices
Toilet Articles
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Cheer Up!
There are sensible ways and . ‘
sensible appliances to take 5
the weariliess and discomfort
' out of tired feet?
Some of those ways are be-
ing explained and proved hero "’ ”
this week by a foot-syllciali'st
from the staff of Dr Selle",
the “foot easel”!
.
Dr Scholl has devised several simple articles to
bring comfort to weary feet. Their cost is not ex-
ucessive; their actual worth is tremendous—to any
'one who has borne the discomfort of \\ caried feet!
”Save $1.50 to
$4 on pair ’3
women’s shoes! ’
For women fortunate enough to find curreiflt
1 Alexander White reported to the no u...“ a"... II
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.29: Esa“::::;':;:°:‘$nmm?e:: 1:“ niece "Mary 'Gusta" tollfe between the aims. William 0. McLean. Ira 0. Lock ., 30‘ Calox Tooth PWJG’ 23c it $7 0 a pail 0 shoes former]; $4 5”
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vestigatlon showed that no onewas amount director ltolsud Sturgeon has (my °' N‘m'm" .5 25¢ Cuh'cm 23¢ . F ll
‘ injured except the "d' given them being in screenland and sit Dear Sir:—— February 3th. 1918' l 5“ De ‘K R. " ' ' ”H”..””. 396 ‘ . ' 1118 8 098, Sty leful Shoes, attraaive Shoes. .»
............................ mm: 5:21. :;:::...‘:";.: scrim: insurers: ‘ 25c we we | Dark brown calfskm or sort mm texture. top .1.
invitation to one Mayor and Council mu” ”A mum mm m’ Mn; new, These "me, m 50: Hands Honey & Almond Cr. 45c . tan or champagne cloth, French heels.
to attend the Lincoln Day celebration lary"0uata is ‘ fanciful young la- under the auspices oi the Connecti— 50: J." Rice M.......u.. 37¢ H .
_.::I:m‘°'d'w’:::“:£::£& "g3: dy of smile twelve summers when the inflfififfifiuflmf 3;";‘3502, f; 5 30¢ ‘ Tooth"‘ M. 23¢ ‘ anilsorllerguximetal calfskin with top of gray
. “It Th; mum,“ u "mg“ story opens who, on being left an or 5min: ared sp‘prpved It: both t:lie n: 25°50¢ [Izod T F Futurism..." 39.; 1 . .. -. cloth, military heels
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The Women.” ”mm, o. m. captains. She promptly 1.3.. mm $3333.“; ‘iiéhiut'flfimc‘filo‘ihl", ‘ 25c Man's Talent”... 18c Black kid button shoes with black cloth top, ,
South Norwaik Congregational Chprch :lnd ameirhatfairs :l; “tandem“ the issues of the great war, the grave ‘1.” W Wu . . .. . 79¢ ‘ II military heels "
met esterday alternoon at the home ter s i cut wt a roll situation that ”m. 10d”, and the , ...... ‘
1,1,”; Louis 5' Beers on mm'ood,and a particularly winsotue smile necessity of individual eifort and sac- 3&5" wwwmw Oil-u... 45¢ .Gleaming patent leather button 311098 with black
avenue and transacted routine busi- which she knows how to use with 15“?” r?“ ”gliow' that: 99$ """"""" 33c . " (310th top, military heels. a
ms: after which a social time was am most disastrous consequences to 2: arouxd fldflgthotn 2.“le '3‘?“ I a“ 'W 3 TI! Wroclaw-Iowa 219 I (ADO , '
joyed- munl’d ”'9 "11 power 0' he, “guard, {we hm cl’llll. e ‘k w" Wrens-Inoowwoo' w l . ‘ ut 2w pails in the assembly, almOSt every ‘6”.- I
tans." . As clltiirman of the war rallies eom- l 1' 25¢ Pfl'l’l $0.9 (scented). .,,,,,, 20: size in some style splendid value at 01'l 'nal “
.-' Fast owing to can: ladvhooa, mittee of the city of Norwalli, I have " . ’ g] ‘
The horwalk Council of the 80! 8" V 5“ P 100“! Pm... ‘5‘ co 0f $450t $7 '
Scouts will'observe' the anniversary of M"? 'G'W‘ ‘1‘ "5' ‘9’" h"»"“" to 3:33.21: gbfflylofifm.” 40“ 50¢ P T00“! M H. 39¢ ' p11 8 ' ' 0 - ‘3 .-
thc founding of the order on Friday a young Harvard man spending a num- meeting 0‘ this Nominee, ill b“: 506 Pm L’AIIIO “1mm.” 40¢ ‘ II Main floor, rear. ‘ .
pay with ease.
The Howland sewing-
machine club brings to
every woman chance to i'
buy a sewing-machine
that will do its Work
mth remarkable ease
and quietness.
The Free machine
has ball bearings, runs
smoothly, does not tire
the operator, does this
even perfect stitching.
In the Rowland club',
itisjustaseasytopay
, for one ’5 machine as it
is to run it. The first
payment is but s ‘.
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Makes place after all. The excellent
lsnpporting cast or "A Petticoat Pilot"
‘luetudes rim Robertsaw Car
lists Shad. Harrison Ford ssyoiuis
lCrswford, James Neill a Captain
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