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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 10, 1919 · page 3

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"RIDAY, OCT_ 10’ 19mins...

 

 

 

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\ E? Cgent 1 heatre ‘ [In the second act the lights went out
\ \ b unintentionally and. while this made
\, . {2 many 01‘ the audience feel uncomtorta
> Twice at 7 and ~ blc during the few moments of dark-
? ness, the company was equal to the
-. Sandal? OCtObel‘ 12 occasion :i-nd produced candles to illu-
5 minute the stage and. when the cur-
\. 35162! (SP) pictures rent again was turned on. used the in-
? cident as good material for creating
\. ‘ ‘y 5 thick }.J.£.,‘P'.l.‘. __lauehtor.

.7 , . REGENT TODAY I

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TALMA DG E .
"HAPPINESS I
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2: 15, Evening Vaudeville 7.
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'l‘uday and Tomorrow
THE CARSON TRIO

l- s‘rumentalists Supreme.
v. 'comc Return to Narwalk of

I, THE GORDON DUO
“ mar Miss Gorion. Norwalk Favor-
ite.
COOK AND HAMILTON
‘iusical Skit. “At the Piano Store."
Just Back From France.

FRANCIS and OVERHALT
Foimer 28th D‘vision Men in Vau.
devillc's New Act.

THE WHITE TRIO

l Carmg and Eccentric Acrobats.

. ~and—

Henry T. Morev in
('hzirlcs Klein's

“The Gamblers“

Tomorrow
VAUDEVILLE
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"Smashing Barriers“

Monday
Marion Davies in
Si-Eziiick Play
“(letting Mary Married"
Tuesday
“ Anita Stewart in
From Headquarters“

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; The House Where Quality
‘ Reigns
Evening 20¢.~
Today
. WILLIAM FARNUM

Stars in Leading Role i:- New l‘ox
Feature

“THE LONE STAR
RANGER"-

Saturday
\\'illiam Fox I’rcscnts Again
Madlaine Traverse

.Lin ..

a

Rose of the West"
. (This picture has never aprmard
in i\(ir\\.lik_ although :ul\‘:‘rli>0d.
, through error).

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Matinee’17c.

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Monday
Anita Stewart

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“From Headquarters"
TUESDAY '

MARION DAVIES in “GETTING
MARY MARRIED."

 

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“ii IHE unlit?— ?

"OH, MY DEARI"—REGENT.

'i'lu- storm did not prevent the Rm
cunt being filled to witness the pres-
«'u;i'inn or “011, My Lear!" last night.

Th0 audio-ore was i-ntcrlziim-d ererv
rxicutw of the two acts with very
:HH'hI' songs, graceful dancing, subtlh
Il‘l'llllli' and spontaneous Wit.

.1 l‘v i'rir-r-iiuils or the cast displaved
'j‘wirtwihil ability and won the hand
. I! v l-udivnr'o- repeatedly. sharina
' quaily in 1110- honors. V

II l~ Hm ball that “'9 ha

ve not the

AMERICAN

and
CHINESE

RESTAURANT
REGULAR DINNER
11:30 to 2:30 p. m., 400
E SUNDAY FULL COURSE
DINNER, 85c
Open Every Day from 11:30 a.
m. to 1 :00 a. m. ‘
13 No. MAIN 8'12, 80. Norm

 

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» iii-tiny 12w Info of the famous "align-[‘3'
who sun-cred: d. after many

'l‘lm Sn no} is typical of Te‘m“.
'I fir.-

“.1 my (hr ('I) of Norwalk.

Jifzixm Farr-um as “The Lone Star!
Ranger“ is Leader in Strung I
Fox Feature.

'lIllllSiIflNll] iii.

—-———-~-—‘——~_ ______.._.._

mum mis ‘
lull: small

I
I

er. and Mrs. James Grasson,

of 572 Housatonic Ave.
Bridgeport, Tell How Cl-
NOT Helped Them Both

Mr. and Mrs. Grasson tn'l why they

“Th.- liunn Star Ranger" w: 1 “'21 lpersonally recommcnel (‘IXUT llli‘()‘.li."l

i:.l'l Vacuum in the tillc role a) the-

ltlie pap<r to their fricnds and m‘nrrrs.
j they ill‘t' ones cl many who rm- cnthu~
slaslic

over ('INOT. II will do aQ

T1” l:m~.~t Which) of the cenbmtolg much for You. dear rcader. as it did

.illi.im l'<|\‘ star is founded on

lmown novcl by Zane Grog". de-‘i

thrilling.
:I’l\'tlltl‘.“l“, in riddin: thc 'I‘cxus bor-i
tier of (filllt‘ lhinves and outlaws. Ill
i<l'i‘1(vllwl tl‘:-:I\'illiam Far'iu'n In \‘r-il

Ills «lunc l‘irur‘r work than in this ruled
and

lou- :mry is built on a thrilling,

i.iil.'j.-'iii:~il of truly historic harder
if” \
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PAL‘ACE VAUDEVILLE '

 

Bill Which Opened Yesterday to C3.

pacity House Establishes New '

Standard for City, Says ‘
Critic

le nvw l’alaci- \audr ville hill which

““21. pl‘i-r‘n nlml vustcrday fiz'tf‘moon and
Lin! I'\t'llllli£ csluhlishes a "PIN stand-

Mannhn
Hamilton of the theatre scored a bit:
whim in Luau of the pla:.‘.*.ousn Mtli
lli- li\.\ mu'ropolitan act: '.l::il lie is
nth-1 ms: "or tlw week end. The pro-
gram rink-Eros one feast 'loliglit
with: Ill int: l'l‘llllllt‘fi from Iln- opeziin:
all until ITH- closu and wa~= .‘m mod
that l:l\l (-‘Ininu XII‘UDIP s'il'ilinz to
tho slow for'rot that v-‘i'c
ll‘fllilll}: I“ll':~. effort to so.) "1» slimy.

of

mm ‘hc,’
Mantis uni' ()vcrhnult. whili nu Ilic
owning ill" made the hit 0'? llw .iill
Tun Hurt-fl"; young follow: l‘\"(‘.t‘fll1}’
liar-k tron France “hero 1h-
wilii llh' 2>th Infantry. T‘icj
lrulv up to «line cnterlafcmvn: from

N |“.'Q‘II

‘LIVJ {I

tlu- ininli - ll: curtain ri~=u on Ill“
uunrillmsu until ”103' “111*“. at Ii."
Illi-llll‘l‘ to which lite action a-t‘ luv

number in .H-s. Those who svrvcd in

she urn-x and H-lnli'.c~‘ of 'hcsc v.1“:
«. Hm] nr..l anybody who ilid‘\'i .win'
-..'-i I :c-«- ll .~ number to thurruulily all

gln‘f‘liiiv' - Francis and (lz'v‘vé'al anv-
‘x'm'ml u: mun} o-ncoz‘cs 1.13" IllLl‘l that
Ill“ lost. Tho ‘o
Nut-walk (it ilu- (:mdnn 1312'-

lllllnlIo-~l-}I

count \. :i-= “"11""

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n
grlmlsonu' hi the
(Nation \\'ll""l Miss Gordon. :‘ ia'.'m'it~
.i’ fitnl' ’{I

E'olrlicrs

'l‘t' Zl>'
lu-rc. row-«rd “'lll‘n Silr‘
This nunilcr firm with
fol Ill" rir l llonm'<_ Thu
show wiih i-xm-r'rnnai 3H
Nilcrttilnmcnt is
an PXI‘O'lul‘11 act

tit.-

~:~.~un trio,

 

opt-mug! :Iii
billll') vim-city
as

and
Iizisilv (IDSE'I'II

:.n.l llm "iii. and snap inm \i"-’«li \‘m

aiulino-lw: w-l at tho out»! is an!
proprlnli-H fusion-ll llll'flll"l‘. .Tic “wt
of the hill (‘imk and Hamilton. ii. :i

vinuin: (ml musical no\'cltv .~'1(I‘|I h ‘.\t

”I“ 1‘iani Moro" worn l‘ibll'lllh an
plnutlwl. The bill Clusce “‘21:. "Th“
\Vliilo Trio," ccccnlric and dmin:

:it‘l‘nhnll.‘ (Mists of the firs: rank. Th.a

the; for Mr. and Mrs. Crasson
only give it a trial.
all out of sorts. just purchase a bowl»
I of C‘lNOT
you will

(lrasson says;-

rheumatism
Mrs. Grasson was vrry nervous and run
down.
would build us up and IIIaI‘C‘ u-.~
and hearing of (‘INOT We trivd i: and
today wc arc cnlirc ly well.

if 5m: will
If you are fulliu':

and are how
feel in ju.~t

much better
one Wei-k. Mr.

“Both Mrs. (irasson and mym-lf ha'!
nndkidney trout)!» and
needed a tonic

We both that

strong

“'0 11‘ art-
ily endorse (‘IXOT."
[I you are a suth rcr whynoz giro u '-

a mini and let us run” you on your fut-I?

Why worry along with heartburn. rhtu
matism. sour acid stomach. billotis
stiélls and that tired out. nennns. Irel-
ing with no anpr-litc? (”INU'I' \rlll
holxy you. all you have to (it) is try it
and sec for yourself.

(“NOT is sold at I’laisted'w‘
Store. “'a'shington Street.
“'cstport Drug (‘o.. “Rn-twirl. Swir-
zcr's Drusr Store. Soutlipoit and at
Hartman's Dill! Store. \I Faith-ld
Avenuu. Bridgeport. ~ A(I\'_.

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and crown"! niln an added a" ‘a'ti' ".
. II!I‘.i‘\' 'l‘. Morey in (‘harles Kenna
filnifzvd 'il'iv "Thi- lam‘blc's" |(--lin
“as formu'v a rcsidcnt of Rowmton
and as a playwright has won tam—i tar
and with: The picture

his ahsorlfinc story ls tar .‘roin Ilu-

ordinarv. On Saturday iii." \ :1th
"Smashing Barriers" episole will be
played.

 

—Try an adverxsement in tin
South Nor-walk Err-aim: Sentinel 11
you desire the best results obtain
able.

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NO IVORE
LI’AVY ROOFS

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Keep your

for ten years. one Coat

producflon of.

l VICTOR GASKETS. 19c

 

THESE
SPECIALS

FOR SATURDAY
ONLY

ROSENFIELD’S a...
; GRAND OPENING SALE
Tomorrow, Salurdayfictil. Free-Souvenirs onllpening Day

 
 
 

 

 

 

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YOUR CHOICE OF
A PARING KNIFE

. _ At last we
mine. “’9 also ca
QUALITY GOO

WITH 31.00 PURCHASE

AN ALUMINUM MATCH BOX
A SALT 0R PEPPER SHAKER

are ready for your inspection. with
rry a la rgc line of
DS AT LOW'EST POSSIBLE PRIC :45.

Below is a List of Specials for SATURDAY ONLY

\VII‘H $37.00 PURCHASE
YOUR CHOICE OF
AN ASH TRAY
AN ALUMINUM SCOOP
[a GLASS SUGAR OR BUTTER DISH

WITH $3.00 PURCHASE
A 4 PIECE ALUMINUM SALT OR

PEPPER SHAKER

 

a cormflcM line of House‘Furnirhimrs. in which wc socc-

Hardwaro in... [cry and Musical Instruments. Our motto shall always be,

 

BROOMS 49c

an. day. 692.

6c 3 Pkg.

m‘ ‘ 490. 59c and 69c
‘. Ill.

\Viil fit ll-uizc.
Ynluv $311.1)”.

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For Ford can,

 

HOUSEFufiNISHINGs

Tllt‘nl‘ arc rcgulurly sold at 690, “'9 arc
ills” soiling a lame .\'o_ {I Broom for stnrc
or factory 11w. that Usually sell at $1. for

SWEEPING COMPOUN D

ALUMINUM SAUCE I’ANS
:ir valuv. SW. (SW and 79c.

Special Bargains for Your Auto
SHOCK ABSORBERS $9.00 '

or (hcrlzizul.

: EXTRA SPECIAL—A Baltery Free Willi Each Flashlight Purchased
GILLETTE RAZOR BLADES. EVER READY RAZOR SETS 79c

 

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911.98

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FRYING PANS 19c and 29c

Strum: aim-l puns. llli‘tlt' for rcul scrvicc.
Tho 19c pan i4 .'\'o. 1.2Iill;'\'aluc~ 2.’9.- and
390. Tim 22» mm is Nos. 4. 7). (iii: values

4%: and 594'.

OIL_CLOTH 39c A YARD

Many difi‘crent designs.

WATER PITCHERS 98c

Largo wliilc cnaincl. chular value $1.25.

ROASTE RS

In two ~~iz«'..1:-_".i‘:i: In . -~

FAMILY SCALES $1.98
mu wigh ttp m m 1' 1,
COFFEE PERCOLATOR
5149—6 (‘un

CASSEROLE DISHES $2.49
Manning, Bouman Quality. Nickcl plat»-
ed, pottcry lined: dcxignmt for cooking
and scrving.

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BRIDGE rcmrs’nss

l'-u.!lly sold at $2.73.

3033 TIRES $5.98

(luly 4 Exit.

TIRE CARRIERS $1.50
For Fords. \‘alue- $2.34.),
SPARK PLUGS
350 to 90c

Spot-3:11 \‘ailucs.

 

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GENCO RAZORS $2.93

 

 

 

 

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Saves the cost of tearing up
old.
the cost of

PERMAIIIENT PROTECTION
NO REPAIRS. N0 REPAINTING
SPECIAL SERVICE To TRADE
PROMPT SHIPMENTS FROM

C H. Asthorpe

6 SEAVIEW AVENUE.

worn materialnsaves

a new roof.

 

 

 

 

 

wall, Pa. it fell upon James Mu-ron,
‘ot’ the Senior class. to have the honor
of delivering the address of welcomc
to the distinguished guest. Manon
is a Noxwalk boy and a graduate of
St. Mary's Parochial school. A num-
ber of othr Norwalk boys are also
siudcnts at this collcge, and have
written mast Interesting accounts of
the occasion in the home folks.

 

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. Furniture That Teaches the A 1*
of Correct Bedroom Furnishing

. $175.00

You’ll appreciate the merit ofa good bedroom suite after you have seen W11“
wonderful possibilities this Queen Anne suite aim. The designer evidently
thought. well of comfort; when he evolved so roomy a bed; and of convenience
when the chifi’orette came to his mind- The triplicate-mirrored dressing “91¢
and mirrored dresser are features not to be overlooked. All are finished in
mahogany but may be had in walnut if yonlo desire.

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Jenning‘s 26 Inch Saws $1.98
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HnUSEFURmHnms. .-.-. SATURDAY
'3? 4 1‘- l2‘5 Washington Street, South Norwalk own
A pkg. of Brill) Cleaner or a box of Aluminum Polish. “EVCO.” with every purchase of aluminum.
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NORWALK BOY WELCOMES E
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South Norwalk’s l. eading

’Corsclierre and Glover

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For This Saturday

$3.50 CORSE'IS AT ............ . . .

For slender and medium figurcs.

$1.00 BRAssumEs AT ....................... 69c '
Sizes 36 to £ .

$1.00 CHAMOISI'ITE GLOVES AT ............ 79c

Black, Brown and Grey, sclf or contrasting still-mug.

$4.00 WASHABLE KID GLOVES AT ........ $2.9
White, Grey, Tan and Brown.

89c CHILDREN’S FABRIC LINED GLOVES AT 69c
Grey only. Sizes 2 to 8.

$3.503LO0M-PE'I'I‘SAT ......

Petticoat and Bloomer combined.

 

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REMEMBER .
OUR All 13 1'0 PM! $2.50 FINE NAINSOOK NIGHTGOWNS AT . . $1.89

Regular and extra “in?- .. We

$3.50 SILK HWY AT mas-Witt $11-49
Pure thread silk. full Mioned, high spliced heel, in colors.

A satisfied customer is
onrbutmet.

, MME. JEANNETT E:

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