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"let's sing anaemia”
"All right.” you reply. “what will itl
be?” ‘
All kinds. heifllta. and designs
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr" C. E.
‘1‘herndingTrall‘
Hurst-hm Newa'and a ‘ ..
?“4 WM Comedy _ q. wanna” 31““ “Suite old ' magi! ”list” Pep"?! 1
.l. ' . ‘4 """'. p '1 . 9 miles of leasing solid and erected the guest who was lion in Georgia. 1
- /. M” . ’ ‘ during the last fifteen years 4""3hlbc.’ " mm a eolbge b0!-
" / Bessie . ""5; . —9 “Iat's ring something penilmental.”
Ill an “mi. 1 M ____ l
‘ “0‘1th . not quite a Servant the “companion" the m7” * '
‘ - ' ‘ “Something'froln one of the operas.”
“Those Who Pay” .has no social status and no real you 4 ~
._._. lion in life. piquun Bung gum. in is another nucleation. i
“You turn to The Book of a Thali-
sand Soars. leaf over its pages and
find a song to satisfy every lute. The
native of Georgia is delighted to hear
Wednesday and Thursday—Clara
” Kimball Young in “The Marlon.
mes.”
her latest Paramount picture, “The
"Land of Promise." shows vividly the
life of a “companion" to a wealth7.
. """‘ crahbed old woman, . “The JAN! 0‘ h n ”N 0..
i. COMING—Norma Tslmadge to prom”. Wm be “he“ a the Plum again Ole nan Tucker. , or icod ‘
i “BY loit'i‘ OF PURCHASE" 'l'heatne ‘0‘ nd t mus Johnson. 4 The college boy aim
‘ ’u ‘ ' l. ' ‘y ' ”mm" his “Bingo." “Uttle Brown rug" and
‘ i - other fovorites.
7 ~ “ 1 ; “GENT NEAT“ 7”" The sentimental girl has a sumo
3“; 4‘ or so to pick from. and the opera lov-
“The winding Trail,” a Metro fury.
starring Viola Dana '
Viola Dane ably demonstrates her.
ability as a' dancer in the Metro pic-
ture. “The Winding Trail." which is
the attraction at the Regent. Theatre
today. -
in this yictiire. Miss Dans is cast
as a demon first ‘on Broadway. New
or has almost as many more.
Tile limit of a Mind Song! is
H. tell! to the entertainer, the pianist
and the vocalist. This paper is dis-
tributing the book. Turn to a coupon
minted in another column of this pa-
per and learn the liberal terms.
Today and Tomorrow
Adolph anor Presents
i
SENTINEL OPERATOR
. Billie Burke’ York, and menu! a "wild and wooly" I! "1".ng av
"min; ‘ /," western dance hall. As a metropoli- AIWIATED PREOS
“The Land of Promise” is.“ Premier “New. lite "ills lilo"! Victor J. Bendlisha, Associated
on her tot-o in s most creditable pore
forninncv. incidentally. little Viola's
first public appearance weaves a toe-
dancei' when she was five years old.
She has continued her training. study-
ing, for a time under Madame ‘Boniun.
ti. a noted dancing tesoher.‘
Miss Dana does a picturesque Splin-
a
By W. Somerset Maugham
This story was the' sensation of
its season when presented on the
stage. Graced by the captivating
normality of Billie Burke. the pic-
ture will be the talk of the town
for many a day.
The Palace News Pictorial.
Press telegrapher in The Sentinel of.
are. received with his weekly salary
check a certificate for 81,0001nsnrance
ironed by the Aetna Life insurance Go ,
of Hartford, paid for and presented by
the Associated Press. With it was a
letter from Melville E. Stone. genereal
and Others ml dance full of charm and spirit on manager of the news association.
\ ——. . the crude stage of the “Golden "00",, thanking' the employee for their
Coming Wednesday dance hall in scenes in this picture. tini'hft‘mszd‘fi lgtelligellllce during-
George [Walsh The genial proprietor introduces her e w: W; ' u ng ' “:1 every:
V—in—~ as a. little girl who “surely can shake 3:2": :zych“::‘f:°:::::zaging:;
e Pri ” a mean hoof." and the winsome little “' 1 . e 9 ':
“"1 d8 of New Yok stur ”pm” the dance hall ‘m‘ in inllu;.on of the membership oi thr. or-
me. her lively dance, silo snaps her fin- ”WWW“ "id the reading Pubic alkc."
‘gcl‘s and swishes her skirts in time The certificate 19 W“ 0' ‘ 51!“th
polity taken out by the Associated
to the music, and she puts it oVer
Press for all its employee. dating from
with snap'and “pep."
it till iiiiiiii
token of appreciation.
. Q .———'—_‘~ 'V
‘ ADVERTISED LETTERS
Norwaik.
Tho. inllowing letters remain un~
claimed at the Norwslk post Nice for
the week ending. April 13. mil:
Dawson, Harry E. (2) ‘
Gardner. Mrs. E. M.. 100 Town are.‘
Mcinlyne. Miss K.. 267 Washing on‘
street. ’
Nicoll. Mrs. Li. D. '
Nurture. Miss Marie
Norwalk Specialty Co.
Powell. Mrs. A. M.
Stewart, Mrs. C. F.
_. "M.“J. HOWARD. ii iii.
South Norwalk. Conn.
List of unclaimed letters adv
d for the week ending.
N; G. Blakeman.
Miss Adeline Devine.
“The Pride of New York" REGENT THEATRE TUESDAY
re you a rich man? Are you a -—-- A
-r man? Whatever is your station Bessie Barriacale in 'the Dramatic
ife you will . enjoy seeing George Thunderbolt. “Those Who Pay”
‘sll in his latest William Fox pic- llessin Barrist'ale has been given
"The Pride of New York." which few such opportunities to appeal to
' :be shown at the Palace Theatre her audiences through the medium of
«inesday. .. . the screen drama as she. ls given by
r you are a rich man and have 8' c. Gardner Sullivan in his strong. ap-
: .n you may profit by seeing this 9‘10“. peeling version of "Those Who Pay.”
“drama. it may bring you a realism produced 1W Thomas H. lnce. undo:
tion that Mimi’s 3'01! hilVe 30¢ looked the direction of Raymond B. West.
after that 30!! snd'suided him 3' you Throughout its seven reels dramat-
should have. Pefhfllifl he 130‘” indus- to action comes to the center of the ~
m: Perhaps his aim in life '9 merely screen and holds with the-tensity of.
to spend your moneY. stranded cable. There is that appear:
If you I" I 9001' m8“ and have ‘ ing note sounded in every flash, in
uon who is industrious who is working every scene; in every reel. that not 9
hard to better himself. you will like alone calls for but demands the undig
this picture Mali“ it shows that he vided attention of an audience. 3 Miss Josephine Reldv. 246 West me
has a chance cepeclalil' in Ulla” The author at first touches the pa- M"Henrietta Ride.' '
‘\ Sam's army. which in 3 measure 13 3 thetlc note and then running the scale ' Mm Arthur 3‘0"?-
ieveler of human beings. of dramatic interest has reamed the ~ANDREW LEAR“ P- M-
George Walsh i3110“”! What an ener— height of appealing emotion with aI
aetic American youth can do in the coumoltinlz harmony that is never once
ranks of the new army. and he Show“ interrupted by a discordant note. i
also how hard an industrious Young "Those Who pay”; a {splendid ex-'
. fen" can work and enjoy it. George ample of a properly constructed
does some hair-raising stuntsthlt fl“ Lscreen drama. It is enabted by artists.
thrill. even .an iron worker. who does There is not a moment during the run
dangerous stunts himself. of the seven reels that can be referred
' The picture was directed by R- A' to as dull. The action moves swiftly.
Walsh,Geol'80'8 brother who made unbroken by unnecessary detail. Ev.
such big pictures as “The Honor 8?" ery scene is a link in a chain that
gem," "The Conqueror." and “Betrsy- holds together an intensely interesting
ed." His 'battiucenes in "The Pride drums The subtitles are entitled to:
out" Torkusrecertalnly thriliefl- special mention.
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SAYS lRlSH CONSCRIPTION iN-
SANE BLUNDER
ssx rm'xcteco. April ill—Appli-
cation ln'lseland‘of mil-"try conscrip-
lion would he an "insane blunder" ac- '
carding '.~‘) in cablegrmn sent to John
Llilnn, leader of the trial: l’n‘ty in
parliament by T. P. O'Connor, irish
publicist and member of Parliament,
‘still is here today on a spanking tour.
, Mr. O'Connor sent the cabiegi'n'll, he
said when he learned of Premier Lloyd
George‘s proposal to extent conscrip~
tion to lreland. The caolcgrsun folv
PALACE THEATRE suite soaks seaov.
lows: _
' . "W” V ' Stamp books containing .12 three ‘ "i must at once record it solemn
PNNOM 0‘ ”in" ‘ 9‘ 0"" Seeking cent stamps have been ””9"?“ ‘t the WJI‘nlll'sT that conscription in lrsland
‘1 . _ Elm-1°) "'0'“ local postodlce 10’ distribution. They will mi'alyu its friends and encourage
Untrained girls looking for work‘are are similar to the one and two cent m. “new“ enemies m "“5 mum”.
often faced with theqnestiou as to books which have been in use for some _- “'fhfi} “inane blunder again would
' whether I “companion' position ‘1'" time. The new one will be sold for 37'1‘9111,‘ my“, the best efforts of irish
some wealthy old «lady would not be cents. ‘ ll r MC” everywhere."
the best thing they could find. There , l .
are many who have tried this life. but
only a few ever succeed, for it is one
‘, . of the most exacting. the most dis:
coura‘glng thankless works a woman
can do. Treated neither as an equal
m
Mr. George S. Lewis.~ Stamford.
Bonn. telephone'2137, bega/ to state
to the readers of the lOcal press
that the , .
writm; Stimuli
stock invitcs'serious investigation.
i-
rence of Duluth.
there. Sergt. Lawrence expects
leave shortly for France.
"n” 29:31:! gfignfsztgzcufled “ ton and Park Avenue Hotels in New
Hillie- lYork city. is. absolutely untrue.
usn'ai at Raymond Hail next Sunday
eveninghas been postponed until Bun-i
day evening. the 28th. when it is bop-
ed to have some interesting speakers.
present in the interest of. Y. M C. A.‘
work.
Cross,
going on throughout New Canaan.
Miss Virginia Brndle who has charge
of the Ponus fittdge Chapel Auxiliary.
has appointed Miss Eleanor Wood and
Miss Marion Wood to canvass
Ridge.‘ . , . i
home of Mrs. W. I". Weed, 29 St. John's
Ir. and-lira. B. W. Olen are mov—
in to We-
Mrs. Walter Steven entertained the
a
' Social Club m. y evening.
.l. ll. roisonmtmneuinuu the
‘resldence, owned by li'. S. flawless.
lire. Francis Olen and sonireboth
confined to their bode with measles.
. c-ah—w—w
says the gin whose sweetheart is in‘ . The show window of the Marsh bsk- "'1” "I .91 the track at the Grov'e
cry-has been attractively lettered.
i angemenu are being ml. to.
hold a May festival by St. Aloysius'
parish. ‘
“
Miss Mae Fairly was the guest oi
Mrs. James E. Brlnckerhoi! in Stanl-
ford this week.
William Martin is spending a
couple at weeks with his brother, Cor-
nelius Martin in Stamford.
Mrs. James Thames. nee Clara John-
fson. entertained the B. ll. Sewing Club.
Monday evening. .
Miss Louise Mead entertained sev-
eral friends at her home on Sam's
avenue. Tuesday evening.
A. E. Hill has been appointed janitor
of the New Canaan Library. succeed-
ing Louis Schweitzer. deceased.
George Ogden. formerly with O. W.
Wilser. has a position in the local gro-
cery store of the Walter Stewart Co.
The illirary will be glad to receive
and forward books that any one may
wish to give for the soldiers and sail-
ors. .
. Wooster Lodge. 1. o. o. F.'wil| ccl-
ebrate its 99th anniversary on Friday.
evening. April 26. and‘a big time is an-
tlclpated-
Alorney and Mrs. Brinckerhoif were
in Stratford Monday night. Mr.
llrlnckerlloii made a stirring address
for the Liberty Loan. ’
—.—~—— -
The thirty—second Great Council of
the improved rder of Red Man oi Con,
necticut will be held at Hotel Tait,.
New Haven, on Wednesday. May 8. 1
Rev. ii. i). Trinknus of Watertown. u‘
former pastor of the M. E. church.
January 1. ~iillS._slld presented as a was In town this week, end greeted tody of her flve-yearold boy and ill,
i many old irivnds. .
gllow stationed at Port Slocum.
His son. Belden. ls
William licGrath. son of Mrs.
l'i’llomas Meilrslll of Forest street, is
i still confined to the base hospital at Ft.
i Sill. Oklahoma. _
' pneumonia has been very slow.
lilll recovery from
.—
E. B. Lawrence went to Camp Mer-
i rltt last week. where/ he called on his
.9 brother. First Sent. Nermamhw-
who .. is "alluded.“
10
On Sunday. April 14, it will be just
'one year that, the death oi Father Sta-
pleton occurred. and an anniversary
'hlgh requiem mass will be celebrated
on Monday at lo a m. It Is expected
that there will
present.
he twenty priests
Corp. William r. Gray. 86th 00.,
D. L L. 8.. Fort Gray at Forest street,
is recovering at the Stamford Hospi-
. lot from s mas-told operation per-
ornled March 30 by
stamflrd. » .
Dr. Dean l-‘oater of
The regular meeting of the Holy
Name Society of St. Aloysius church
will be held Sunday evening. Pre-
liminary to the meeting Father Mo.
Group of Norwalk will preach at 7:30.!
after the service, the business of thc'
society will _be held. . [i
.—--——.
Boardof
a
in order to raise funds for the Red
a housevto-house canvass is
l
The
All important meeting of the New.
, public and it seems certain, that that
Canaan ‘suflm‘i’ts will be held at the scctlod oirWsll street is due for vast
Place. Saturday. April 13. at 8 p. m. “d permanent improvements. 1‘ ‘3
Mrs. ,Woodruif Leelning. leader of the '
26th senatorial district, issues the call.
Miss (Murray of Guilford will map out
important political work.
A surprise party was tendered Miss
Lulu Turner Wednesday evening in
honor- of her. birthday. There were
eighteen guests present. Among these
present were Mills » Margaret Vslendor,
of Hampton llln, Walter and Roslyn 1'
Peck oi Lewlaboro. and Edward Hill-
lett oi Nomlk. .
Ware enjoyed and re eshments served
later in the evening. The party broke
.i
tiles and music
provided that we "'1'" are ‘9' 'l “P ‘t midnight. 4 , Jive-committee oi the instits e. rig/I f M
stress of making a permanent in» There were—se-v‘o-‘uteen‘ ”a” Dffil"tnwhjtlpmd“ $3135?” xrity of I / 01' I! ,
.mmfi'd‘ll: fingflmm H "l " ‘hmmfiil “W" "9"" tic; smmghwsrded rough-sac: "' I ' .v “ NOW ON SALE
. - . highland . {in owing ml" ans w / ve ren cred services ’ ‘ . .. ‘ .
2".2:"2.::2""'2‘.°.:222:‘::. : .~ ‘mw wmrx m... 4 o... or am w~~ inc» " 4"" M ”m »
notation ff: . ' acid «it ‘4'“ -. ‘ b“‘-"""" R' 3' WWN' ”' 5“" at: wwmdmmmmherffi M ‘ m , ‘ ' . ‘ V
WWW Idioms-'12“ a ghetto!" 4 ............... V‘ 7. "WAR'W‘rW'HB-Wmv the ' .., States «cent in the army ‘ ‘ 4 .
‘alnoullt of block is on call all!!!“ , “ , ' '1” ‘ . -‘ . “ ' * " . U 4‘ h " W. '7 .- H twist 11m; x: 3;" “r. "i'mm‘lgl Bn'mmm s.
m”"'”.'-'.’!","7“ 1 tn‘mellir-rWar iv . -4 m ;, m . ‘ l r M .. mo- nt . a Wharton‘s: . a-Norwsslk , Co , ,
come is more than 825,000 a year. - ' ‘~
Attorney Downs presented a duplicate COUPONS SECURES\
‘ A; hi: income tax return., showing AND c IHE BOOK
~ t at e receives annually. from all . J - ' ‘
sources. $12,000. The hearing today PRESENT :2...",':..2"‘{..2 HAIL “W303".fififl‘k
was to give Mrs. O'Flymsn oppor- 0R “Lilla with lulu. om idles. I 2 crater
tunity to state specifically Why the . ‘ . ”12:33:11,...“
alimony should be allowed 4 .d why ‘
she should be given cum; '0! their Greatest Song Book Ever Made
child. ' ' The colossal task, never before attempted. d fleeing trader on cover
‘ sphincters...“ “ rum“; in "momma-cu“ .
FUTURE OF FORMER lover will on amnion... all m sow-Idle. that vehement
Mnflnflyhmdhdunflcdflh $37M!" -
HOTELPROPERTY mmmmmwnmm
when the hotel is-re—opened it will not
be graced with a bar.
[Hummus AWARDED
by Oscar Strauss. George Gordon Bat-
tle. Former Gov: Simeon E. Baldwin.
it. Holbrook .Curtis and Ripley Hitch
cock. who now comprise the r’exccu-
-P'..|l
l The New Canaan-New York express
street curve. early yesterday morning,
and tied up the minds]: for s time.
The express'was coming out of the
Yard. preparatory to make up at the
station, when in some manner the
motor, of the main line kind. jumped
the rails at the “frog" and tore up the
tracks for a distance of 100 feet.
There were no Wagons on the
train. and none of the train crew
was injured. The regular local train
nrrivlng here at 1:30 a. m. made a spe-
cial trip to Stamford. taking the pee-
sengers oi the express to the latter
city, so they could matte connection
with a train for New York. Trainlnas-
tor Bailey arrived on the scene shortly I
latter 8. and made an investigation;
The wrecker arrived later. A number '
of passengers were conveyd to Slam-t
ford in automobile when they learned .’
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of the accident. 3
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gBA’l‘I‘LlNG KUNZ !
‘ TO MEET RED ALLEN l
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ll was reported todaythat llatillng
Kunse or South Norwalk hpd been,
matched with ‘Red Allen of 81111899011.
{Ol'lllhe‘ ten-round nemHlnal bout of the .
Temple Athletic Club in the Arena.‘
New Haven, Mend evening. the 29m
inst. The big featur f the occasion
will be the mooting' of lrlsh. Patsy
it inc with Willie Jackson.
AMERICA
Columbus discovered it;
Washingtbn freed it. "
Lincbln preserved it.
Whatrare you doing to defend?
' it
We are in this war to win. “
If you can’t go across. cameo.
'couafiows $12,000 § 4 across and buyja Liberty;
ENOUGH ro surrosr . Bond. ,. -
WOMAN FOR A WEEK
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show cause why she should retain cus-
0
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it.
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the lame time receive alinlony‘
amounting to 8800 a month in (3380’
her husband. who is suing for divorce,
on the grounds of cruelty. Is granted
m” oil‘“'"" COUPON """”’/4'
' The Book of a .
Thousand Songs.
While
South N orwalk .
Evening ‘ Sentinel
I. 60.“
~02;-
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yearly income of $30,000 and that he
is wealthy beyond his needs. The
total value of his real and personal
holdings were hot stated, but it is
said that be lit worth nearly half a
llion dollars. ' .-
Tlic divorce action was first
brought nearly two years ago. Three
times the couple tried to settle theiri
domestic troubles. Attorneys for both
sides intimate that now no reconcilia-
tion is possible.
i To refute the statements oifered by .
Mrs. O'Plyn'e lawyers that O'Flyn's '
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McCALL’S MAGAZINE
K“. (For May)
the manager of the Martha Washing-
"As Lstated yesterday plans for the
actual use. of the [property are still
in the works and we don't know our-
selve! just how they will Work out.
When we do we will make the facts
known to the public at once."
There has been much speculation 'as _
to the tonal Purchase price. and The superb Qua!
while actual figures were reinsed by ‘itV Of McCall
the interested parties today, one of
the former owners said this morning.
that'lt was far b\‘ow the present as-
sessed value of the property.
It is the generally accepted opinion
that Norwelk is due for a big sun
prise when the plans are finally made
Fashions is the
result of many
years .- of careful .
studvin the inter- ,
pretation of the .
style tendencies
of the times and
/adaptintz them to
' the needs and
further stated on good authority that
MEDAL FOR» EFFORTS uses ‘of the Amer-p
(Continued from “at P33.)
McCALi:
PATTERNS
Norwalk Chronicler