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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 29, 1919 · page 3

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l WEDNESDAY OCT. 29, 1919

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“1111s" and' 'Hard Boiled" will wel-
toaue the news that Miss Dalton is to
appear in another ParamountArtcruIt
pictuie “Tho Market of Souls." at the
Palm 9 Theatre today onlv. The Storv
is b\ John L1nch,105eph DeGmsse
.1: 1‘19 director.
W‘Thc 3i. rket of Souls,” Miss Dal
ton plays the part of Helen Armes 3
1111111111‘ :iil who has been educated as
strained nurse and comes to New
‘mrk to follnv. her «i. nsen profession.
H111 introdurtion to the go) life 0! the
111:1:1lzs1 at New Year" s Eve revel
a {:1 humble restaurant—a scene
11111111 required the use of hundreds

 

Regent» Theatre

The House Where Quality Reigns
Entertainment Programs Every Day
Broadway Shows and Motion
Pictures
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.

 

Todav

\ltnxra;l1 1’111'11fs
ANITA ST E“ ART
in a l’ictnrtzation of Louise Pro-
vost's Powerful Novel

“‘1‘“

“IIER KINGDOI‘I OF 111‘ ext ‘as and is one of the most lai-
DREAMS” i h 1 1- r seen on the screen.
The Story of a Marriage of _______,___,#_

Churchinnce PALACE TOMORROW

with the
GREATEST ALL STAR CAST
In the History 11f the $113411
Other Attractions

 

Lou1s B. Mayer, Presents Anita Stew-
art in. “Her Kingdom of Dreams."
1) l a kind Prmidence wisely de-

rid» 1hr l1o.rible death of young Jim~

“'mrcn’

This is the question that “ill con-
fmnt thosn who attend the showingl

 

Tomorrow
Paramount-Artcral’t
Thomas H. lnce Presents

PituMINENtTiidL lsfir‘e‘
3111113111111 1111 Relief

INllllllSES ClNflliI-

Mr. J. H. Stiles, of 1020 Han-
cock Avenue, This City, Is
Loud in Praise of the
Magic Tonic Cinot

 

 

Hot water
Sure Relief

FOP

 

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nuances-non

 

nia. also of that city.

 

\‘2‘030 badge 1.311, is
street. car em-

)lr. Seilcs,
an old and responsible

sin in the “'Ol‘st form was constipated,

One letter rec- '
ommended an investment of 8100.000

plove: )ou probably ride in his car ,

many times in a month. He says: hv Swift & (‘0. in the United Hotels
“I needed a tonic that would help Company, operating butt-Ts in =9. ‘r.;‘

m} sour. acid stomach. I had dvvspeg cities

 

fclt tired out and nccdcd a tonic. I
know what (‘INUT did for me. and
don‘t hostitatc to tell the wotld I am :1,
well man. thanks to the wonderful-
rcmcdy that is a vorid b1 .1t1 1 :m1'
glad to endorse it.’ .
CINOT is a purel) HL *rbal remedy.
that has no iron potash mexcut) or
any other minerals in it, that is bad
for the tce'h or digestion. Constipa-

 

Her Kingdom of Dreams." star-

DOROTHY D‘ALTON rfing Anita Stewart and which will be
-—in——: .. soon Thurs 1133‘. at the Palace Theatre.
“THE NIARKET OF with vaudeville. 1
SOUIS” As Judith Rutledge. a small town

 
 
 

icirl xv ho has idealized the life and sur-

1oundinzs of the large cities Miss;

Ste“ :11t is thrown into the combined?
mac-ls trom of a deceitful business man

A powerful touching picture of
human hearts stru gling through
.hc darkness finding at last light.

 

Fridav an unsettled tamilv and questionable

The Most Original may on the women. The play is one of the most

Screen ' interesting Miss Stewart has ev et ap-i

Goldwyn Presents poured in. l

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WILL ROGERS f REGENT TODAY I
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The story of an acidcntal groom. ‘A Marriage of Anita

“ALMOST A HUSBAND”

Convenience,

 

5 Stewart, in, “Her Kingdom Of l

—' ; Dreams."
Saturdav Grief over the mistaken belief that:
IflABEL NOR‘IAND his son is a check forge-r causes the'
.__1nfl )5? death of the prominent banker. James
“JINX” ' ' ‘ WdrrL-n in‘ NH Kingdom of Drean1=. "
starrinf.r Anita Steam and which will
Lbc shown at the Regent Theatre,

— "—r —~3— -———-——’ ltoday.

 

 

As his. last wish the elderly Mr.
“'arrcn asks that his son Fred marry
his stcnographer-secretarv, Judith Rut-
ledge, played by Anita Stewart. The.
ceremony is performed and Warren'
passes away unknowing that the per-
son who forged the check is the same
one who will undermine the happiness
of Judith and Fred.

Reason to believe that Fred sincere-
ly loved her was in the process of to-
mentation in Judith‘s mind when a se-
ries of affairs with questionable wo-
men secmed to occupy Fred's atten‘
tion.

How Judith's loyalty and good judg-
ment served to incite Fred to let hi3
wife know that he loves her, forms
the basis of this most pleasing picture.

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Pictures Every Day
Added Vaudeville
Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Matinee 2: 15.

—

Evening 7 and 9.

Today

BACK IN NORWALK!

DOROTHY DALTON

Thomas H. Ince‘s Protege Returns
in a Finished Screen Production

“THE MARKET
0F SOLS"

Other Attractions

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REGENT TOMORROW

 

:Thomas H.’ Ince Presents Paramount
l Star, Dorothy Dalton in, “The
Market Of Souls."

Some remarkable photography with
special light efects will be seen in
Thomas H. Ince's latest. Paramount—
Artcratt picture. “The Market of
Souls." starring Dorothy Dalton, which
is the attraction at the Regent Thea-

_. Tomorrow
sizzling “'ith Sensations Is the New

Five—Act Vaudeville
Bill—Five {
Hand—s
, Yitagraph's Super Feature
"Her Kingdom of Dreams”
Starring

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. ANITAEI—l?“ ART tre Thursday. The credit for this
1: Friday ‘ creditaizle worlicis (111;; tzhigh2resg:
With Vaudeville gm" 1’ °t°gmp

GLADXYS LESLIE wavs delights in the way of clearness
—-in-- and artistic shading. In this picture

5. l - . . new sensations in shadows are seen

_, Seward ‘1‘. Hopkins Story 11' ell as a photoplay of unusual mer-

THE GRAY 7* ’ it in other particulars

TOWERS M1 STERY’ 1 . _ ,

1 Nursing her temporarily bhnded

saturda—V 1lover back to health and then hafing

 

him to revile her as soon as he can see
Iis one of the unusual situations can.
fronting Helen Armes. the part por
1trayed b). the talented star. Dorothy
.Dalton on “The Market of Souts."
The picture is on view at the Recent;!

.Thursdm only

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“Smashing Barriers”

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HOYT’S

’hursday, Friday and Saturday
Evening: at 7 and 9
Matinee ‘Saturday Only at 2:15
1rchestra, 20c Balcony, 151:.

Thursday. Oct. 30
ALICE BRADY

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.PACKERS OWN STOCK
IN NEW ‘YORK HOTELS

 

Swifts Sought interest. But Armour
Got Ahead.

CHIC “\GO Oct. 29. -—Letters indicat-

ing that the big Chicago packers had

 

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(Pm—‘3 , invested large sums in the stock of

“T ’1 large hotel companies, especially n
HE KNIFE ,New York city. were introduced yes-
FridaY. OCt. 31 Stcrda} in the interstate Comment:
Be “1102!! ‘Commission’s hearing of the Natlona

T0 Anno j;'W‘1olesale Grocers Association's com:
Saturday. Nov 1 . lplaint that the packers receive special

service from the railroads. The let
gters went into the record over the ob-
fjections of counsel for Swift & Co.
The letters. chiefly written in 1917
‘by Louis R. Swift, head of Swift d: Co..
1'indicated that Armour J: Oo.held $200.-
_ ‘000 in stock in the Blltmore and about
13500000 in the Commodore hotels of,
lNew York. and that Swift & Co. had
gtaken $30,000 in the McAlpin. The
letters to other officials of Swift &

Co. suggested that It should be a good
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“The Lesson”

What's on at Hoyt'e November 19,
20, 21. 22?
REMEMBER THOSE DATES! -

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Charming Dorothy Dalton in Her La-l ‘TO PREVENT lNFLUENZA
test Sucoeu, “The Market of Souls.” Colds cause Grip and militant--i
Screen fans who remember the de- mm BBOIO m w-
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. business of

irangcd it in advance." l

:Manhattan Hotel of New York. accord- '

 
 
 
 

tion yields to the ('INOT treatment
no matter how long standing.
Sluggish livers become art-\ 0 and
backachts and rheumatism soon disap-
pear

CINOT is sold at Plaisted's Drug
Store. Washington street. Also at the
IVt'esstport Drug Co. \\’;estport Switz
ers Drug Store Southport and at

Hartigan's Drug Store. 81 l‘aii‘ficld

‘Aveu Bridgeport. —Adr

 

policy to take stock in substantial ho-
tel enterprises in order to obtain the
provisioning them. and
told of an effort to obtain stock in the
Biltmorc and Commodore. adding. "but

it was impossible; Aromur had ar-
Mlmm

Donomv DALTON
@C Tl: Market oF Scott)
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A Swift & (‘o., subsidiary. the )Ietro-
politan Hotel Supply Company. had a
share of the provision businms of they

Dorothy La
ing to the letters, and had bccn prom-

ised the entire business of the Anso noon and evening.

 

" ‘ of
Souls" at the Regent, Thursday after.

 

 

 

 

A'ice Brady who play: In the Selznick feature «111. Knife” one. only, to decrease.

Thursday evening at Hoyt'e Theatre. :1

 

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Sale on Tubes

We were fortunate to secure the entire output of a well
known manufacturer of Tubes and we ofl'er the some to the
public at the remarkable reduced prices.

 

30:31.2 $1.85
32x3 1.2 ~,;. $235
31x4 use
32x4 $2.75
34:41.2 $330
35:41-2 9.90
36:41-2 $4.00
35x5 .................-_...;;..;._....................-.. $4.50
3635 one.econ-00.3.00.Ioojfpooooooooeoooolooooooooooo $4.60
37x5 ............;.;.—_.;................................ $5.00

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MEICO CITY, Oct. 29.-—-An epidemic
of thieving, robbery and murders in

 

lice apparently were unable to cope
'bas caused the Federal Government to
1estabhel1 patrols of soldiers over the
city, from 10 p. in. until 6 a. m. In-
fractions of the law immediately began

 

Dr. s. M. 016?;
“ownsf:
17 South 11:11? Street

 

Mexico City with which the local po-'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SPECIAL SALE

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BOYS
Suits 1.111 Coats

JACOBY’S

Charge Accounts Opened

 

 

 
 

Thoroughbreds-:1

Tlmrouzhhrcds are told up
glance. But it is the first. um‘
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tells \‘1111 11 is the thorough-
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GOOD LINE or glamesl’an DkaO;
GROCER‘ES £1128 Washinatou SL-
FANCY FRUIT i _
BAKER 8‘ SMON s 7?: 1.1131219115228123. 3'3:
116 m ruin 8t. $2.1“: " ‘ °“ “3,“.-

 

 

 

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SCHOOL

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the victor belongs the spoils." Tbi- elom. which has been re

and recalled to us during the past year: 0! the World War, real-

] its birth In the old Rom days. It was at Rome that the
slaves brought in, after battle! with other nations. were put to work
keeping the fires going, to beat the vast Turkish Baths, which. '0!‘
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