Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 26, 1919 · page 3

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ruESDAY, AUG“! “

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egent Theatre

. THURSDAY, AUGUST 23
SEASON’S OPENING

Henry W. Savage Ofi‘ers
America's Foremost Prima Donna Oomedienne

10M, It'lr'il! It
HEAD (ii/IE! HEELS

“The Season 11 Gayest Music Play”

With Its Much Praised (last and Fascinating Pemininity

ENTIRE NEW YORK CAST mcomm's OWN OR-
CHESTRA '

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There are few, If any. so ohm
or comediennee no Mitzi.

The sure fire musical hit.

 

 

 

 

 

The House Where. Quality

 

A’ ”c.1331.“ Quality P'leturee on the
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Matinee 17c. Evening
d . Today Today .
Vivacloua and Brilliant. ROM“ mutating H l
a an 8 8W e
DOROTHY GISH In Pammount Artcraft Specialy
In Her Paramount Success, ‘ .
‘Secret Service”

“N UGGET NEVLL”

"Neil" is after a tenderfoot city
chap and needs nice Clothes to win
him. She coaxes them with a gun
from ladies on the street.

RUTH ROLAND

in the 12th Episode of

“The Tizer’s Trail"
Travelogue and Comedy

The Most Successful Play of the
American Stage.

.\ stirring romance of love and
daring deeds in the days ot‘ the
Civil “'ar. “'ith the most dis-
tinguished supporting cast.ot‘ fa-
mous players ever nsaemhicd in a
motion picture.

Added Attraction.

A 2-REEL COM EDV.

Wednesday and Thursdav
The Big Sensational Special.
“Break the News
to Mother"

A story of the greatest thing in
the world—mother love.
ALSO. GOOD COMEDY.

Fray
Douglas Fairbanks in

“The Knickerbocker .
Buckaroo” ?

 

WednesdaY
(‘onstance Talmadze

In Her Select Success.

“ i i .\ PI’INESS
A LA MODE"

1 ':"'1-I man with two weepinz I
~-:1 on his hands! “’hat was
1.!11‘.‘

FORD WEEKLY
COMEDY

 

 

Friday 1

N _ iwhich she is presented by Lewis J.
“llham Fanum tSernick. ani worth can be seen on
‘itt‘ult'si Dramatic Triumph

\‘V ednesday at the Regent theatre is
"The Jungle Trail"

 

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:1 delightful comedy “ith 11 dash 01’
.drama and a moat unusual plot. it is
i not a shoddy titanzle atom of the old
it pe but a brand new. fresh and;
:whoiesome drama of vouth and its
debt against the realities of Me. i

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‘AT PALACE THEATRE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

 

 

 
 

 

 

. Rolon Point
PARK

South Norwalk. Conn.

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Dancing Every Evening

Picnic Dales Now Open
Shore Dinners and a-
Ia-Carte Service

Special Attention to

 

 

' In “Break The
I News to Mother." Story of
; Motherly Love.
, Raymond Bloomer, screen hero of
. “a reuular fellow" type. is the leading
tman in‘ Bunk the News to 'Mother"
Select Pictutes' latest special attrac-
tion “hich can be seen on \l' edues f
1' day and Thursdav at the Palace Then i
i tre

, Mr. Bloomer has had a long stage
'and screen career and has met with
equal success in both. Ills last up-
‘pearnnce on the screen was with
gMarion Davies in her Sc1ect Picture.
He. plated

Raymond Bloomer

 

“The Belle of New iorflk
IAUIWIIBOIIS & Banqueis ‘the role 01’ the matinre idol in tin;
| Shubett stage ptoduction. ‘The Squa' 1'

F “SWORKS EVERY FRIDAY F-firm
NIGHT' {of Belasco pieces notabii “The little

h‘ Devil" and was :1 principal in Sei

ii iHE lHEAiRES

ass sociated with Marguerite Clank at
REGENT To. DAY

lie also played in a number.

 

her leading man in a number of screen 1
plays. and Is a great fluorite with:
patrons of the stage and the screen.

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iMITZl AT REGENT
THURSDAY NIGHT.
.' 5'5“ in Nugget Nell Mitzi the quaint little human d\ 111
.z»}.. in N'uuzet Neil." is n10 of musical comedy IS announced
"_' ‘ 'i‘ Regent ‘O'da" to come to the Regent Theatre. Thurs
.- HIM-testing picture. 80- day night in her newest Henry \V.
"'1 Null," ‘The 'liger's Savage musical comedy. callt’tl‘1198d
Name and comedy will Over Heels”

 

 

 

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;:._ ACE THEATRE TODAY

 

| MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
GETS MORE EQUIPMENT
. Thirty-lite new Remington and
Warwick and Wanda| Royal typewriters have been purchas-
3‘9 1. I.” Sec’et Service.'I 0d and will be in service for the fell
-'.« Dy William Gillette. item or the Merrill Business College.
1 ”“ "me Situation: in which opens September 2.
. Vimfmnt- -Artcraft sperm ' This institution 1111131 to keep its
'1' 1: ' ~ X L "”99“!“ by Hugh typewriters and other once machines
I ' w ’ “MW” Wannck 1“ in good working order and strictly up-

“3 the‘ my wn _to,dme_

' ‘ n! \\ inch will be seen This last purchase In. however, em
1- mum» 10-day. [addition to the equipment of over
“£651 ” “"“—" ulna-chine- already on W; and
‘T THEATRE. wsoucsoav. 14, W lay thinker-cum

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PRICES ............ . . 751.131 00:31.50; saoo ' '
And a few seats at $2. no
sure now We _,
Mail order: ReceiVed .. ._-_.‘. . _»

 
 
 

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STERLING
August Furniture
Sale

I: a sale where you really save maney, whether you want Furniture,
Rage or Range: for immediate use or for later delivery. We store
and deliver free of charge anywhere: Buy now you LATER DE-

Extraordinaryi Specials on

GRASS RUGS

54:90 inches, $3.85; 6x9 feat, $5.35; 8310 feet, 37.95; 9:12 ft, $9.95

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WE SPECIAL!!! IN mm 80'” ooxrurm

 

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STERLING FURNITURE (:0.
127-131 WASHINGTON 51.
Phone 105 - South Norwalk.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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Ice Cream

cur'xxx Ice Cream is made very carefully and of the purest of
materials and the result bee been that our ice cream trade has in-
creased very mnch indeed since we have devoted our efforts entirely

to the making of this quality of ice cream. ..

 

 

 

 

 

This cream is not equalled, We believe, anywhere in this city.
We have 101111111: to many and they have tried it on the strength a:
this statement and have returned and said we were right. If you
havenotalreadytriedthisXXXicemamwetellyoutheeameand
if you‘wili take some hoine you Will agree withus. ‘

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ova calms: ts MADE IN OUR own s'rona
By An Experienced Candy Halter.
Making candy is one thins—making real good candy is decided
1y another.
Our XXX Ice Cream has convinced us that the people of The

 

Hex-walks appreciate a real good article and will buy it and so we

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decidedtoemployacandymaker that had been trained in making
candy fora particular trade. We have secured the servicee of just
suchacandymakerandwearemaking the candy that he knovn
most about—high quality candy-right in our store.

This means first-clan candy continually fruit.

We will gladly give yonipieoeotanycandyeothetyoutaste
it before purchasing. ‘

 

 

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Katinegoede. A mended

PHILIP P MAHONEY

52 Van Zandt street. Phone 1183-6.
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Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pea

C-O-A—L
Prompt Delivery

‘iiarris & Gans

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Dorlon House

Shore Dinners
All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE

 

 

 

 

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Per Tire

As far apart as the dil-
tance that separates them

are the real road condi- ..
tions in central Californh ' _ 1:15
and Massachusetts.

And yet,withallthedi-
versity of road changes
and sting-madcam
De Luxe Truck Time at :
truclninthesertateemr “ »
amassed the incredible f
mileage of 58.0””
.‘pertireandareetifleel'v _.

11. Month ‘Ph -_ mi
nplendidreeorduen-II 4- -_
on a 6 1-2-ton eoel'tnik ; .rv
Coulee" “Lowell. fit
very name of the c.-
mod‘lty hauled 3“ k ‘ .9;
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Lnxe Tires in“ \
equally severe com
The truck was a D-IIII
unit, the W, the
Shell Gasoline m.

Such magnificent cerv-
ioe achievcm’ ente under
radically ditl'erent 0M
tions, testify vividly '0
the mighty durahihty' and
economy of the De
Luxe Tires. The very
apparent possibilities in
these tires should, for
economy's sake, .induee
you to try them. ‘

10.000 MILES I
ADJUSTMENT 7 .

We Sell and Apply
De Luxe Tires '

 

S. L. BENEDICT.

73 North Mam’ Street,
South Nor-walk, Conn.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

BUUHRI

.-.. ._M. m'mma

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