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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 24, 1919 · page 3

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FRIDAY; OCT?” 1919’ ” .‘ ’

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Th: C213: Showtig in Norwt‘lk.
LAST TIME TODAY AT 0. :15. 7 AND 9
2:13. 7 and 9
Jcsse L. Lasky

VJALLACE

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Presents

 
 
 

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“ The Valley

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Giants ”
A rugged tale of the rodwoid slopes Aof giants of the forest of

giants among men. in the mist scarred regions of the \Vcst, a supple
world of lore and sentiment mt“- its a cruel world of money and power.
Then the. grim clash of the lumber camps with no quarter asked and
no mercy given? , l

A picture of lllfljt‘Sllt' pmvtr. of blood stirring conflict. of tender l
appeal to the heart. Last. time today. *

AT THE REGULAR PRICES—Matinee 17c. Evening 200.

 

Sunday

Notable Kathleen Norris
Novel
“The Heart of Rachael"
Introducing

Bessie Barriscale ;
llivorco Has Its l'ses and Abuses '
\\'here Is the Dividing Line'.’

Only Showing in Norwalk

Saturday
Select-Pictures Presents
“Faith of the Stromr"
Starring

Mitchell Lewis

A Story of (‘losed l-‘ists and

Tllt-

()pen Hearts

Only Showing in Norwalk

 

 

 

when the thousands fltlt lied to ‘-l‘.r mm
fields of (.‘alii’ornla in ‘lftr—this is what
will he recounted on the :::~~et-n of the
Palace 'l‘ltemPr totlu)‘.

Four st a rs of

 

the sereen seen in action—lien \\’lls..n.

’l‘lH by,
.\l.'l"'(2liill'l'lt‘.
four

1:1); unzu‘y Neva Gerber and
Murdock
\Vhen horses get to-
gethi r on a stagecoach and make up
their minds that it is the psychological
timo to dash madly awuv. there it. an
t-Vcltin: time. due for the witnesses.
This is what, happens to the lit-lie of u
\\'t-stern dance hall. She is the only
occupant of the :ztazeeoaeh when the
decision on the part of the horses i~=
They Slatlt‘ll orer the moutr
Someone has

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Evening I

Todav
DIRECT NEW YORK VAUDE.
VlLLE PROGRAM:

THE AERIAL BELMONTS
Daring and Dashing Conquerors of
Air, in a Thrilling Exhibition.

l. TOOMEY BROTHERS
Finished Vocalists and Dancers.

JOHNSON AND PARSONS
The Best Colored Duo Ever in Nor-
i walk.

SIMPSON &. MOORE
Terpischorean Specialties
Introducing Latest Songs

and 9.

Matinee 2:15.

western

 

'roat-hml.
tztin trail.
someone intervened.

seen and

 

PALACE VAUOEVILLE.
Patron: Cave Big Hand To New York
Five Act Bill Which Introduced
Many Features.

Palace patrons defied the tlll't’illi'h-
in: weather of the afternoon and the
rain of last evening to turn out for lllt'
New York di-ect, vaudeville prourutn
that was offered and judging from the
manner in which the show was l‘tit't*:\'-

TOM BROWN'S COLUMBIAN SIX
Specialists in Music.
vand—

Rosemary Tebv and All
Star Cast in
“WHEN A TVOMAN
STRIKES”

 

 

ed it satisfied evervone in the two
, . .
_ Saturda‘ large houses yesterday. The Aerial
\VilhamnDuncan Belmonts who appeared in the open
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ing act. 2aVe an excellent exhibition of

“Smashiné Barriers”

Mondav
Elsie Ferguson

unmistakable manner that thei- .110
the master of the air. Toomcy Broil:-
ers as singer.“ and dam'ers were the

Mack Frnnett's Latest Comedy,
“UNCLE TOM’S CABIN
WITHOUT A CABIN."

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HOYT’S

Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Evening at 7 and 9.
Saturday (Matinees Only), 2:15.

odav
The Distinguished Tom

all to the'best effects.
nottnced the best colored ('onletlians
who have ever visited Norwalk. The
piano selections of the two were
worth the admission price if no enter-
tainment was presented. .
Moore. terpischorean
in’t-tprelutlnfts

 

Simp: on and
specialists- gfue
of manv new dance

ened an already very send act, Fou‘.‘
women and two men appeared in the

suallv high class musical

M90115 mom for a \audet'ille number. The
"m— whole bill was excellently balanced

and with the feature picture which
starred Elsie Ferguson made up :1 pr'»
‘do credit, to much

“GO WEST YOUNG
MEN”

3 gram that would

 

Saturday ‘ larger place; than Norwalk. The Pal-
Constance Talmadge ace management is to be congratula
win-3 ted upon the hizh tone and standard to

"U o the Road With Sally”
V‘JHAT'S ON AT HOYT’S. NOVEM-
BER 19, 20, 21, 22?

Al llllf llllllllES.

PA LACE TODAY

kept.

 

AT REGENT TODAY.

 

 

 

I‘Last Showing Of New Paramount Art-
Craft Picture With Wallace Reid
A: Star, "The Valley Of Giants."
Have you ever felt that strange lee!-

 

 

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A Western Melodrama With Daring, ing that thrills you when you stand in!

,a redwood forest and look mp at the
lgi‘an'u which surround you? it there’s
" 1mm calculated tough new

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Romance, Adventure, and Lott;
I: Told in "When A Woman
Strikes.”

 
 

 
 

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their skill and dating and proved in air

-~rin~- essence of life and their liVely prnfzrznn

“The Witness for the delizhted the whole house. Johnson
Defense» and Parsons. two colored romndians

had an oricimll and catchy stock oi

COMING! laugh producers and thev worked them'

They were pro“

numbers and with catchy songs enlivl

(‘olumhian Six and furnished an 12:».
cn’rtain“

which its vaudeville entertainment is'

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Ill-Z.
TELLS How i
that llllN.

wwfifi .

Mrs. John H. Shepard. of
1741 E. Main St.. Bridge-j
port. Relates “'onderful;
Results Her Husband Re-§
ceived 'From CINOT. the
\Vcndtr Tonic i

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J. H. SHEPARD.

Mrs. Shepard says; "My hushand
was a \erv sick man with netwous in-l
digestion and gastritis for mer seven:
years. his appetite was irregular—i
sometimes he was ravenously hungry.
at other times Would not eat at all.l
He Would suffer from gas and bloat.’
and his liver was torpid. telt tired outl
and run down. l Went down andv
bought a bottle of (‘INOT. not think—i
in}: it would help him. but just tol
please him. and from the very first.)
dose, he began to improve; ill“ results
were wonderful he has taken two hot?
tics and today is a. strong. “ell man.‘
thank (ind, for (‘lNOT."

(‘lNO'l‘ is successful beatrst- it is hon—
est. All the advertising in the world

twill not Stll :1 medicine unless it re—

peats. and (‘INOT is a repeater. Ask
any or t'thYl‘ :lrugaists ‘onlow. they
will tell you. Only one azent. in each
town.

(‘INOT is for sale. exclusEVely, at
l’laistt‘tl's Dru: (‘0. 4“. \\'ashittfztnn
St. South .‘x'orwulk: \\'m H. .lones'.
Stamford: H. E. Northrup}, Danbury: I
Lucien ll. SwitZer's. Southport; \\'est-'
port l’l'llit to, \t'rstport‘ .l l! Hartl-
paul's llrtt; Stores, “l'ltlzt'lmli, (‘ontr—.
Adv.

 

of the forests find splendid exenipliffl
cations in “The \‘ailey or the tziants,"
a new l‘aiamount‘Artt'rat’: pirt an» winh<
“'allace Reid at the star. vim ll mu1
shown at the Recent levaire forl
Mr. Reid has :1,

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tht- last time today.

 

delightful role. that of a 3mm; lumber-l
man who waxes a hard battle tor for-‘

tune and wins out in the end The

'photoplav is a pictut'iin-to.i of t‘apt.i

Peter B. Kyne's famous non-l of the

same name. (trace llarzimnil head: a

splendid supporting cast.
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VALGER GETS K. O.
"—"‘ l
l Nli\\’ YORK. Oct, 2!. llenn) \'.'il-‘1
per, the Fremh puzilirt, stmml u

knothout (,vo-r liddie Jackson. at New
Orleans. in the second round of
t‘llllldtllllltl boil! at the t‘itv .‘tthittic
Huh, .lers'e} {Tit}. lust nizht. The
first round wa: about min neither
tinker twine able to yet :11 any effect-
ive blows. In the second round. how-

an‘

t‘lt-l‘, the Flu nchman riuht crossed tho.
New Orleans boy and sent him to the

mat for the count.

from (:us Summers (n points after :1.
spirited eight-round encounter.

 

llllMtj‘BllYlR” 0N-
cttumt ASPlRiN

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Neuralgia. Lumbagc, She-uma.
; tism

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You want relief—quickly ano safel ,

In a preliminary Johnny Norton won

For Pain. Colds. Headache, Too’chat:he,l

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Then insist on “Bayer Tablets of As—l

pirin." stamped with the "Bayer
Cross." "
. The name "Baver" means you are

gettinz genuine Aspirin pre (ribcd by

physicians for over eighteen years.

and proved safe by millions of people.
For a few rents vou can ::et a handy

containing twelve table's.
also sell "Bayer“
packages. Aspirin is the trade mark
of Bayer Manufacture of )lonoacetlc-
acidesler of Salicvlicacid.
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PILES GURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS

Draggista mlund money It Post; (all:
to. cure itching. Blind. m or Pro-
uiimg Piles. swam;

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tin box of genuine. “Bayer Ta‘ilets of;
,Aspirin,“

I)rug'3i°ts

 

um Hook. ,, 1

FURNITURE . '

5050. Main St.

 

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‘ Our new store will be opened tomorrow, Saturday,

 

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CRAWFORD RANGES

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the 25th, where: we will carry a complete line of
Furniture, Beddings, Floor Coverings, Stoves and
Ranges, Baby Carriages, Shades, etc.

’Welwish to introduce our beautiful and well known
line of Crawford Stoves and Ranges.

Unusual reductions on our complete line of Bedding
for the opening day only.

We invite your inspection.

H. Hornig & Son

 

. So. Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

1014 Washington St, So. Norwalk

Sale ofWomen’s and Misses’
Fur Trimmed Suits

A Wouderlul Purchase and Underpice Sale
at Destinctive New $45, $50 and $60 Values

’ At $35.00 and $45.00

Bought at a concession that enables us
to offer them at this 10w price

YODJEill adml. they are unusually smart, mm the favorite models in tailored
.‘;;:;i ii price is {or three days onlywoil’ering at. the height of the

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and never? if: ’-
seuon‘o opponun tv.
Come and magma a, zest-y high priced Suit of “in; personality for 835 and 345.

THE TLBJLJ—VBLOURB, SILVIRTOIII Ind BROADCLO'I’K.

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