Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 13, 1919 · page 3

 

~ ONE NIGHT ONLY

FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. 14

The Distinguished Young Actor

LOU TELLEGEN

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In His Firs t and Only Appearance Here
(In . “erson)

Four Ca 1) city Months in N ew York and a.

T..ur.p‘mnt Transcontinental Tour

In His New ComedyJDrama

By Willard Mack and L'.‘ 11 Tellc egen

Direction Charles Emerson, Cook

 

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Esolute New York Production and Notable Cast

goes to New York .There his regen~
elation is completed when he fails in
love with a lovely young Amefican girl
and gains her love. 1’The adventuress
follows him to America and traps his
half-brother. in extricating his half-
brother. the artist puts

is the big scene of the play. At the
't'lose of the play the. incident is ex-

plaiucd and it ends hanpiy for the ar— herein the law;

tists and his. sueetlieart.

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life by the story of a fellow artist and Don’t Fan“ ‘9 Turn Clock Ahead an

1131759” in a The National ,War Garden Commission
compromisim: position and this scene is getting mam-tea from all over the

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fair. Tel'ez’en is bringingr with hint an"

excellent co'nl‘onv of players, includ-

floor on flare!- 29.

'Do not forget tom the clock one
hour ahead when you go to bed on the
last Saturday night-in March, for the
Daylight Savinz. Law goes into ef-
fect on the last Sunday next month.

 

country as (5' whether this law con-
tinuance, so to set your mind at rest

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“That at’ 2 .o'clock ante-meridian of ‘
thalast Sunday in March of each year;
the s‘andard time of each zone shall'

in“ ‘0‘" ”fits Who 1‘3"" “WM““ae‘r be advanced one hour, and at 2 o’clockl

him during the long encasement in
\‘r-w York c3 1'. This includes Jennie
Frz'lrmr'e. Jenn Robertson, Constance
Molinotzur. Maria \"nralinn, Nan l'le
VP“. Mark Fniith.
lilacs and John Holland.

 

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FRlDAY.

Ralph Locke. Sidney"
lture governing each zon-a, respective-
" 1y.”

AT PALACE THEATRE. TODAY AND.
2

V (if it:
13la1cb end of the program and thus:

untenieridian of thé last Sundax in Or.-
tober in each year the standaid time:

one, be returned to the mag“ astrn

nomlcal time of the degree of longi-

cher mind about the October part
'lhe thing to remember is the

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; RIl’lZS—Orchestra ...$1 00. $1.50 and a- £0“ 81533;,” Um"? ”1'" 3"“ Th°°d°rc Rob'e’ts in git st":11t1d right, Charles .achiop
‘ Balcony . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00.10C {in 1“ iii." ,L' ”Wild YOUth" A'SO Five Acts 0' Pack. president of the National “'ar‘
,1 Goats New on Sale~Mail Orders Received HM“ C'ass vaudevme' ,Gurdens Commission, gives. .1, great]
'13 9 , "— W . deal of credit for the great war garden,
1’ Phone 1501' , A ”Hid of. the ”ii“? I 3‘ ”MM" lecord of 1918 to the Daylight Savings
.1. - Wfi'rmw iii: 711.3552? {TASKS5";..T.}'.‘;".éi.l2.51'1213-1 "r * ‘° “1° W)"
I- I“ ' film at the Palace theatre todav’and the Commis=mn tigeoovéarTSir. “,1 C op

I it I ' HI I: i; TiICIlI'II-S "l‘.i.'.1_v. T110 {111.1114 I Blacktop re’, was worth 35"5 00 nl. q :1,th :1:
h D\;)ogez;[ i {v F" “3 “Eff; l H I 1' {28:1} “- lonses also l1v Sil Gilbert Parker. have igigease of 51 per ce over 1a |

The House of Refined
Entertainment
72;. n"-..—

Today
Cecil B. De Mulle's first run Azfi
: .raf: Triumph,

} “Till". Sfiuéi'il Milli”

rhe girl he loved is another’s wife,
and he, an exile from his own pea
pie, has the choice of eternal lon-
l1r.c$s, or the beautiful red-skinned
maid

At...) a P:.the News Pictorial
comedy

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and

Cecil B DeMtl’es' New 2 Act New Art
craft Pror'uction “The Squaw Man,’

calf: in ruppmi of [muzlas Fairbanks.
“'illiam S. Hurt and 011101 Artcr
stars has a. (iclitzlitt‘ul rule in Cecil B.
DP All”? 3 ”The
Squaw
at tho lit-gent flit-aire,

super 1) pholoplav
todav.

tiful woman, but an actress whofi- ver-

 

Tomorrow
show of the season,
Lou Teliesen
in
tl;s new comedy-drama.

"Blind Youth”
Saturday
Popular Tom Moore

and
4 Ltance ’i‘aimadce
in
' .the Lesson

. wont love the city chap, but
"c: 1- 11 because the folks feel
cal beau is sure of her

-less Pearl White
n the first episode of her
uhe Serial.

"The Lightning Raider”

”Monday and Tuesday

1"". aurice Tourneur’s Masterpiece,

“WQMAN”

The picture of the day. Can woman
he satisfied without masculine ad-
miration?

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new

AT THE RECENT THEATRE TODAY

5 1 t
A. o ,a P1.ne News Pictorial and culaily magnificient. The. Slnrv
Mack Sonnett Comedy. one of the eternal c ll of mill
- - . . :1 ‘5')
Lathcrme MacDonald, a, prime I

screen favorite. who appeared repudi-

“ft Maze rin

Man,” which will he displayed

MiSs MacDonald is not only a bean-

zilltailv beru (.(Jllllllt-ltPti,

“\l’ild Youtli" was filmed in and

..‘ “round lloll» wood (‘alliornia. and it is

s aid that the outdoor scenes arc parti-

youlh, and deals with it'd! loV’e

{ha of hi:-

8. Their affair seem. pet fectlyl

wife,

of Young Orlando Guise, a rancher. for:

in the East;

is: have 13:: (41111.. 1101118 of time
‘0 lone gardener worked this extra hour.

(Tu-iv old noiszhbor..added to mp counirY’fl wealth

The Commission's survey showed
that 5,295 000 home food producing
,plois were planted W19 h 26 working.

days in each of the seven months you
If only

of Him1 in each plot it will be seen that
.961. 000 000. hon: s of extra time were
Since;

tthere an 5,710 hours in a year you

hopeless to he. too young people. who. find the “Hagefing total of 109 803:

cc rant, aid. them.
(built? the course of which
rondcmncd until ——but we will leavi-

tllrillivie' pictuie t'm' vmirselt’ at the PR4
lace theatie.

satiliiy ha:- M'C‘Xl proved on numerous
! 1): ”11:4. in “The Siguaw 'Man“ .4110
' 1-1)" Him n‘illl‘. of an Kurdish woman
of 1. 'lo ' :1 who secrellv lovos 1101'
'iusbu'ul. cousin when the lifter, to

Slllt ill her from (lisiil‘ut'n, shoulders 4

(crime lli'l‘ lilrzbunti has committed Th:
('l'ulurtcr i}; . up .1...

the 23:19 with \Vlil- l1 :4!

M~FS

ml action (:1
bill! have \ant llf‘ll
methods.
This is 41 lilugnillciL-nt mid
0111‘ well worth while soon

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LOU TELLEGEN AT THE REGENT

The pluv is called "Blind You‘ll." it.
was written liv “'illal'll Mack and Lou
Tulle-pen and in tlu'm- arts, with
scenes laid in Paris and New York.
Mr, ’i‘ollegen is now his own manager
and the present tour will take him to
the Pacific coast and is under the. (li-
1'eclion of Cliorlesl-21111~1'.<(111 Coo. who
was for many years associated with
David Belasco. 2

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“The Home
Matinee 2: 15

of Screen Delights."

Evening 7 and 9

 

Today and Friday
High Class
V AUDF J'ILLE
Five .7' 8128
'And tea:

rre picture

J. Stuart Blackton

Master of screencraft presents

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~ It was as leading man with Madame
Bernhardt that Mr. ’l‘ellegen first came
to this country. His sot-cos was sow
0nd only to that of-thc great actress
herself and since that rimc he has
ste 111111 gained the admiiation of thc
play-gems of the land. Mr. Tellegen
was educated in the Theatre of Paris,
and has played in manv_lan(ls and
many languages, but he now an
American citizen and intends to rev
main with us the balance of his .days.
It'was as an artist in Paris that Mr
Tellegen gathered the material fol
“Blind Youth." and unable to find a
suitable play, he completed it last year
with the asistance of “'illard Mack.

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atlventuress and is dragged to the

 

“Wild Youth”

A superb cast that includes

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Louise Huff and
Theodore Roberts

'ins is one of those rare pictures
lat you simply can't afford to

 

 

 

3; mac. Pathe News

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'5 Saturday
; Shirley Mason and

Ernest T max

In Paramount picture

“G God-Bye Bill"
lCaudeviile Every Thurs-
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\SillNHFON. Feb. A park;

‘11; with trees in the. heart 01' the
l. 1- ‘M 11,2 planned by Clinton;
n. EH1) lresh the memory of;

“film's sons who paid the. supreme l
.21. e in iii-4 war, says a report to

\lw iii-1m Forestry Association.

 

First Annual
.81. Valentine 5 Day Dance
Trinity Men’s s Club
Town Assembly Hall
F eb. Lilli
Ban- Joe W allace‘s Orchestra

Tickets on sale by members,
Dcnnelly 5, South Norwalk, and
Rogers 85 Stevens, Norwalk.

~30 Cents

DOOR—PRIZES.
DANCING
AT THE ELKS

VICTORY FAlR'

_. Starting
SATURDAY. FEB. 15th

ELKS’ HOME

 

.' ADMISSION ............. . . 153

.1H'l1-il'1l1'ml
41114.- :1>s.i.1'tl slw liri'uws wt‘ll

how it) vitalilo and lll‘t'VPPI <1'1'nC'tl'VOlV.

”Blind Youth" tells the story of a
young artist who falls in ions with 211‘

dopths bv the realization of the demo—g

DivnRSI'oN '

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‘ MAKE—'EM kuockfkpeeo.

tl'ctuil'ts .4141 :11 n
4 ‘ Women’ s Dresses A? so Blamed for

“Knock—Arms and “Sway-Backs."
l’lill .\l),El.P}IlA —Dres‘sos

them to become “knock- kneod
mined and 'w a-ylritked, " recently m4—
(wilrcd Mrs. J. Milton Menendick in an
address before the Twentieth Century
Club.

THE TR R -. .
A ETIENTI-gzo ROW ' Dr. Vi illium A. Stcclier. director of
\‘1 111111 a f ti d 1 physical education in the Philadelphia
' 1 :1 '1' ' ' - 5"
~ A \ . . g l i“ (l ” _ 11-" 1'). public schools, agrees with Mrs. Mun-
1011nd vsicler or 1-. more admiring pub- . _
' endlck that dresses which make
11c. than l.(1'1 Tt‘llt‘:l>ll. who “'1” at“ , . .
)4 11 at lh it 1 ll i Mi \\ omen answer to that descript 11m are
1 ' 14 (-21:11. It'll. l" ’ - .
1 _ 1" tomo ! 1n 4'vlv. but he asserts that il1.4r‘c L4
evening. .
dunner that they Will liecomv prima-

nontly disabling by
conform to the new fashion.

Thorn is nothinz. the mum-1 with
woman’s frame of body, but there is
with her tram-1 of mind. he said. in
mhvr words, is not knockknecd.
she can't help it. but 1'11-

slu- wants to be

lllt‘ll' efforts in

she
ole, lw
ihcr liecali'4c
fashion.

“in: (‘-;lia Mosher of Leland Stan-
i‘ni'd University, says all of a wom-
an‘s muscles can be developed to be as
strong as those of a man.“ adds Dr.
Steclicr. “Vt'omen are, men's muscular
inft'rirlrs ten to thirtythrw per cont.
statistics sa'y. This is not due to inate.
ability, blll to woman's dress and to
traditional ideas‘ regarding modest.
.fr-n- "nine exercise.

“Orkthe other hand. Ill—3n are wom-
en's interiors when it comes to feeling
cold. Everybody knows how long a

('illlfil‘

in

',woman can remain in bathing, and

how scant her clothing may be. in win-
ter, and yet she does not die of ex-
posure."
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TRINITY MEN'S CLUB DANCE.
Trinity Men's Club has made elab»
orate preparations for the dance to be
given tomorrow evening in the Town

W lAssembly Hall, Wall street, Norwalk.

iThere. will be excellent music by lan-
fiJoe Vl’allace's orchestra from New
York, and all the latest dance hits will
1 be heard. Vihile the advance sale of
'tickets assures a good attendance, it
v is announced that those who have not
is-ecured cards of admission, may get
them at the door of the ball This
I will be one of the best dances of the

 

 

.season, and the young people will

)all want to attend.

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,’ ELKS FAIR PRIZES. ,
T1124 (‘lit'i‘ord Pharmacy wfiidow

contains one of the finest. display of
prizes ever seen in the city. They are
{donations already made to the Elks
EFair, which opens on Saturday aven-
ling in the Home in South Main street
The articles are most. attractively a1.
ranged, and the exhibit is certainly
well worth seeing. The fair will be
the best evei conducted by the Elks.

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--Sentinel “'ant Advertisements
are sure to bring the best results ob.
tainable.

' Whi(h’1\'01'k in HI -I (mil
\\ .rmlml now are) wearing are callsmg, N. we illt‘ silndt‘ Hm] {be “cc handy and?

knock—

urn .l)( t! v ‘ i
1 1 unhappy until halt. in thelye a” of 24110111‘ days
shape of a certain sphinx- 0y ed“ . .1 ne’ei
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There is a his];

In an "lf’lti hour working day the
real ad1 antage is found by multiplying‘

it seem-'31 109 “3 1w 3 ghing 329, 409 working:
lb '15 the. vmmg man must certainly hplor oightllour (lay yen-3 Importance or

this evlra limo, cannot be overesti—

you in see the rest oi this extremely 1111th in .‘H‘ opinion of Mr Pack.

l “\\'c lllllb: he 1» feed the peoples of
luropo, " Mr 'Pat‘k. “VVlll you
11:11 14 a p.11. in the great' work at hand?
Ne xl to the t'un the extra hour of day-
light is it.- best friend the victory:
! said-moi l1:14. Will you be up to take
indvanlnl'c' of lili‘ health—giving garden
of the morning?,

spv<

turn the (lm' k ahead one. hour. on the

llast 9.11111 (11V night in "March and be

ready for the biggest hame food pmduc— .
1m: year the countiyiever saw. I
NEW ill—CENT STAMP

. HAS BEEN ISSUED

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Accommodate Special Delivery
Service.

'l‘h o llurttord postoflico has rmeiv ed

nnlic. from the Postmaster General's
otil'c lh1t'1 new iii-cont samp has
been issued and will be placed on sale
immediately. The purpose of a 13-
cont stamp is to accommodate people
who wish a special deliv 4ry stamp and
:1 3-cent letter postage stamp. The
stamp w;ll bear a profile picture of
Benjamin Franklin and will be printed
in a green and yellow ink.

The. postmaster general's office has
also announced the resumption of par-
cel post service to Belgium, Siam and
Greece. Mail “service, wlhou: parcel
post, has been resumed between the

United states and Finland.

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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
OF TRAFFIC NAMED
“'ASHINGTON, Feb. 13.—-—Direction
of the nation's export business will be
transferred March 1 from the govern-

“a

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how such a heavy draft on the inas-

.or riot, shall be fined not 1":

. hundred."

fseen above the. horizon.
Inomens are brought about by the
‘same causes which produce solar or

A3 a Final Closing Event of Our

Cleanup sale-

We Announce one oi

Goat

 

The Norwalks Have Ever Seen.

’5 This week we will place on sale

Former value

153 “7A SHINGTON ST.

 

HALF THEIR VALUE. This is without question the great-
est money saving opportunity ever offered to the men of Nor-

$12 $15 $17

 

 

mcnt exports' control committee to

'Conrad E. Spens, whose appointment

as Assistant Director of Traffic in
charge of export and import. traffic.
was announced today by the Railroad
Administration. The permit system
for exports will be continued until fun
ther notice
HEARING TODAY ON BILL
THAT \NOULD ADD TO
COST OF INSTlTUTlONS

 

i
Labor Committee Has Proposal
ElghbHour Day in Them.

The committee on labor will give a
hearing today on the proposal to {01-
bld any state. institution from employ- l
”in; anybody more than eight hours all
day. Its effect would be to 1m reuse
by many thousand dollars a war the
expense of maintaining the many in-.

 

 

9' 37’ s ,
”f .’ \
{ll \ 54
' l:- ’— M' .3
the Greatest Men’ s . \. ., .« 1/11 _
ages , ., ..
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every winter coat in stock at é , 3;. 3‘ ‘1
,. .. 1 ‘ p g
‘ ‘ F .
' .. l .. .1". 1, ' .
" l? i;
.I ‘1 p.
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$25 to $35. 1 r it
15" 3 fit «‘4
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SOUTH NORWALK CONN . g
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ATIVE'S‘AT‘ WORK;
LAVVRE‘NCE, Mass.. Feb. 12.-—-A per-
ceptible increase in the number

workinr: operatives was reported today

by watchers at the gates of the. tex- 1.

tile plants affected by the, strike of a
portion of the employes for '54 hours'
pav for 492 hours‘ work. Meanwhile
the genelal committee of the strikers
asserted that their ranks were on-
broken and thev continued prepara-
tions for antnhoi outdoor mass meet-
ing_

Two arresls for alleged intimidation

for by sti 1ke pickets were made on sidel

streets in the downtown section.

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CHILI MISSION TO LEAVE FEB. 27.

SANTIAGO Chili, Feb. l3.—-A Chili 1-
an financial and commercial commis-
sion will leave here on February 27 to

 

stit‘utions for which approprie lions arc‘ ‘ '

try. It reads as follows:

"Eight hours in twenty— four shall be
a day's work t‘Qr anv employee in all
state institutions Any suprrintcnd-
ent or warden who sh.-.ll allow or com-
pel any employee to work more than
eight hours unless it be in case of fire
ss than
twenty-five dollars or more than one

 

eSUN DOG WAS SEEN
YESTERDAY MORNING

Those who car>d to look at it
might have seen yes.ertlav morning
the first sun dog of the winter and
thOSe who did saw a fine specimen of
parbelion, or mock sun. The phenom—
enon was visible soon after sunrise
and lasted utnil nearly 10 o'clock. The
mock sun at the right was especially
bright, while one at the. left am" '41-
other above the sun could i" hatin-
gulshed readily.

The presence of the .hron implied. :4.
fourth below the sun, but this was mis-
sing by the time the sun wassutfi-
ciently high to have permitted it to be
These plieJ

lunar halos, but they were regarded by
sailors and farmers with even more
respect, for they were. regarded as 51c-
curate forecasts of a coming storm:

 

 

 

AT THE REGENT THEATRE TO-.

MORROW EVENING ONLY.
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of .,

spend fifteen 11:13:: discussing financial;
and COl’lllllPl (.111 subjects in the Fail-“l”
ed States.

 

——Try A Sentinel Want
meat and see the Results.
THE BEST IN
WORLD.

A 1‘. vertica-

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Therc is one remedy that those wit.
know dopcnl upon for tulle! trom-
coughs 013' "h. n: on" tailor the grip.
'Foley 5 Happy and "111- 1 learn the pass»
ages, soothes r11... iiillunztl ini’mbl'ab
es and bonishes irritation ;nd ticklinl
in the throat. A. ll. McDaniel, Box 51>
Lindside. W. Va. nrriitET‘lnm 318'»
to tell you tint F0“ y s i—lnmy and Tu
is the best medirlnc L1 this work! 1
have b d .1 Husrc (OUL’JI and hello"

 

I used half :1 bottle l was Bette . -

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Egg, Stove
Nut and Pea

Cull-Pol.

l’tompt Delivery

Harris 81 63113

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Government Reports,
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are much easier to make from
properly kept books.

 
 
 
 

BOOKKEEPING
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ACCOUNTING

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111151112111. BUSINESS
COLLEGE

' SPEE DEE

Makes quick time of grease and
grime. For hands and housework. Re-
moves stains from rugs and 7

Excellent for cleaning kitchen ”a.
Painted woodworks and well). For
dirty. greasy hands. ‘Mahes waning
unusually dirty clothes very may.

Large Can 25c
Elbert f. Gellebe

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