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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 19, 1919 · page 3

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FLUNKZ' (T a. ROMAIN
"3 and Dancing Specialists
AND MELROY
Cylinder High Powered
Dialogue
COLONIAL QUINTET
Slur-mg T;red Theatre-(33ers
A Musical Ext."avaganz.a
STEWART AND DAVIS
Character Comedy Sketch
FIVE AVALONS
The Masters of Their Art.

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\"‘.if.".‘;ipl: l’th-nt:
Gladys Leslie

-Lin_.

"The Golden Shower"
\‘itztm'uph l’rewnt ~
”.NTONIO MORENO
with

Pauline Curley
" Suuwhing Sinhhih'ud)‘
Serial

"THE INVISIBLE
HAND"

All Next Week

l’aiuce Anniversary

 

 

HOYT’S

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Best Produced Pictures

 

Friday
A392 Sar Cast Presents

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Saturday
II. 8. Warner in ~
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ii iii? ill AIRES

“ACE TODAY.

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i'ilul l'Olt‘ will I)? seen
' . ~‘ : ~ :u'z-m'ion at the Palace
'I .~ i mtg; “Ail; vaudeville.

;, PALACE TOMORROW.

 

Err EDiSode Of “The Invisible Hand"
l Starving Antonio Moreno.

P mm. of the most bizarre and SW? at
nour- of characters has been M‘

m the latest Vitmfll ‘ '
Visible‘ Han ,, ‘ .. *' ._ ‘-‘

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”.Ir. (‘3..1—9. Iliaiicilc of 1815
l ‘2'» ‘: Sire-5?. ‘i'vfidcrburyh
'i'e’!~ How the Herbalf
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M. C. MANELLE. ‘
'l‘lirotuthoui thc l'nilt (i States t‘lNOT
has mndt :1 name for itSt-h‘ :15 on ex-
(Illl‘lll Mood rulifirr. :H'vl illexn are
low cusps of pimples. Illt)i("1('.‘i

pickins: :l’. mndrni trout many II'.‘I,i'
\v:- “ill llit‘.\_t-Ill toils} ili' lul-
I.. \‘ \' 'l A '. .
Hum .il. .mnt-tiv. \.h»i is .i,

\I'i'll kuoun hunt]: Room hu:<in~»5

mun. lie says:
“I Il71\'t' lnun linllll‘lt'ti for quite n
it“ yours with pimples on my far-.-

nnd ni-cdvd a, blood purilior. I heard
0:" (‘lNH'l‘ and, after inquiry, I decided

it) my i', and l’t‘r‘t ind I'willliilxtlblt‘ It'-
>il‘uif'. I run more than I‘vconnno-nd
thi-z I'I'llli'tly. (IS. I huvw many ll'iI-nds

-\\h:i huxv I‘V‘t‘l ived {rout ht'm‘fii."

t‘lNH'l‘ is :1 pnrcly lu~rl>ul rcmwly
and can b!- rc-licd on to :ivc you
lh'lit-lil in Sour. mid Stomach. rheu-

mul'mn. torpid “Y! r. Ionstipulivzi. lili-
pun» I)]2)0t!. and is :I tonic and :1. build;
I‘['

CINOT is solri at Plaistcd's Drug
Stere. Washington street. Also. at the
“Kain-om lII‘uzz ('nnmuny. \‘I'estpol't:
Su'itztur's tum: Store. So’uthport. and

lliirtim'u‘s llruz: Store, til I-‘airfit-ld
:urnuo. lliidgoport. Also. at IV. II.
Julit'ri' llruz‘. t‘ompunv. Stamford. and
ll. 9'). .‘Jt'l‘llllop‘i. |mIilnii‘y,~~—.\(l\‘.

.uystury .ind romaine, starting Anto-,

nio Moreno.
Iron

The (-hziructvr is that of
ilund. .I cultured muster crook
and III .ttl of an organizt-d hum! of crim-
inals and conspirators who the Secret
Sm \ l(t‘ are trying: to wipe out.

A2” Pri-zltml bj' llrinrzlvy Show. n \vt-Il

known screen actor. the role of Iron

linud Itl'tllillFt'S to stand out as one’

of the finest “heavy part" Ilelinizuious
on the St'l‘t‘t‘ll. At the some time It
creates u Ill"\V tvpe of screen villirm.
mysterious and terrible. Those who
see “The invisible Hand" will have

5| impressed indelibly on their minds the idcnt of that organization . H. A“. A.”

Emil funeral. cat-footed figure in black.
.with a black half mask. through which
lalcful rye-4 cliltcr. They will remem-
: her the squurt jaw beneath this mask:
Ethe frock com with its professional air;
lthe gold ch.Iin around his neck and
{above all the. black gloved left hand.
The first episode of “The Invisible
linud" will be shown at the Palace

Theatre tomorrow with vaudeville.
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“REC—SKI}- TooAY.

 

Mary MacLaren Stars In Scottish
i Play, “Bonnie, Bonnie, Lassie."

i Unhernldml and unsung hut nevel-
'tholoss (‘lt'Vt‘l' is an old diameter
{ player who appears in a minor role in
.“iionniv, Bonnie IASsie." Marv Mac-
ilaren's new photopluv, at the Recent
Theatre todnv with vaudeville.

i Butlinz :1 fine art in the
irole of this old chap. Ilia less more
precision and his
dcrzree.

lit-(“OHIG‘S

:v;ith mechanical
ililli‘li lwnul< -o just. the proper .
Iliut lie is «land from the nef'k north.
i absolutely dead. '
. :In alluring picture of a
[bout batting
key and s)
gh he had

”0 secs
lineuutii‘ul bathing L'irl wi
zan eyv and pours out whis
ida l‘oriold Jeremiah as thou
no sense of smell.

The old timer is

than Fred Turner. known on this can
t the stage 5

no less a personage

' tiuent and abroad as one o
:Inost finished character players.
REGENT TOMORROW. .

 

 

I
Third Epitode Of Pearl White In

‘ 1 u'r‘ne Black'secg‘et."

I A real war hero has an important
part in the third episode of “The Bind;
Secret." Pearl White's latest Pathe
s’erial whi will be shown at the Re-
! gent theatre tomorrow with vaudet’ille.
l He is Milan Stefanovitch, a nativenborn
Serbian with a war record as long as

. York Central.
thg:awcoilning to this country, Steame-
vitch become an American citizen and
.wb'en the United sates. entered > use
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Stci‘.;nmitcii ‘vzttlle :2 :
lie is u sliilf‘ll
arti~=t in oils or with skctt'liinzz Iitnteii-

:Ila and, he spczihz: Six languages.

.._.___,____.
DIRECTOR CAMPANINI
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.‘i-Ltl. llz'C,
dir-‘M1,".1-‘vnc‘rnl of :Zi- (in :-.~
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pnvzzuinnlu “in: morning.

(‘zunz-nnini Mu.“ horn Sqdutnbvr l.
Stu'l‘cd '

CUllSt'-I".‘ntuhn We. .

Company, tiic‘. t)

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15‘4“. in l‘uauru, l':2l;.', :m'l hr:
In'Irizi in» tho
‘.‘."2i3e will a youth he tovir ill-1' or...
. iulin (it‘r‘ii :It the Permit Opera. At
the :1 c- of ‘33 he was (III\~"U!‘ of mu '

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Scan ill )ltiau.

.~t- piling rtvncv. :.t‘lI it: was
direct the [anions La
when) he \vIr< praised by de1.

livnl'y Abbv}: the American
tow-Sari“. \v:;.: $0 imprt-JSMI vv'i‘h ‘h.’
production ”Carmen," than he (ifir‘f‘l‘n

im-

Iht‘ youn: ntzm :In t'nflllliv‘lit In? It: the
\lw‘w: olitun Opt ra House, .\ Ymk.
Til-iv he conducted the .
fornmncc given a! that hou~c in“ the
(It'lllll of Embrivh in Lu .1«721n::.n‘,)ult.
He returned to New Yoxi; :11» follow»:

AGQIHJII Der- .

in: )‘thl' to produce for the lirn tune
in America “Othello,"
lll‘Ulllt‘I‘. halo.

in whith his
appeared in tlr title
role, and his wife, lint P"(l‘i‘.2’.:ll‘.l
(‘mnpunini sister of .uuim Tutz‘nzzr
ni. appeared as Desdenmnn. '

His firmly established.
(‘umpnnini from one
(‘vnll-I‘ to :mmhvr. until it'-
in (wry big opera ..
Ital)-
years

P

reputation
went musical
h'iti (“Pn'
ducted .uw m
and S-u'h .‘J‘J-

he held incl

France. Spnin

t‘l'lt‘il. For nine

CALENDARS

baton in Covent Garth-n. London.
Every Sinzur of note in the la~-‘. thirty .
or llill‘l.\'<ll\t' yours has .‘IIHL' underE
his direction. :
‘ “'ith the orznnizution of Iln ‘.‘:'.I<'.-
:zo-I‘hiludelpltiu Grand Op.=t':\ (‘om-‘ 4'9 WAIAL S I

pany in 11'1“, Campanini \vus sclccrcd

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'2‘nuu’us tutor, blaring l‘un Jew, , RCSARY BEADS
The opera :~.I Farina served as. a ‘ ‘

F0 Big Sister.

PICTURES
SNAP-SHOT A. I‘,RI7}IS
FANCI CANDLES
WRITING TARI ET
BIRTHDAY AND A UTO-

GRAPH A I .RITMS

CANDLE STICKS
For Little Folks

GAMES
COLORED C RAYONS

ENC IL BOX SETS

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LUNCH _
BOXES FOR SCHOOL

'F‘or Everybody.
CANDY

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VEST-POCKET KODAK
TOURIST TOILET SET
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For theDear Baby

BREAD AND MILK

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HAND-PAINTED
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The return of the old-fashioned Christmas Spirit which inspires
us to a thought of our friends. '

GEFTS,

Beautiful, Ornate and Useful will be found in plenty at the
_HAIVEILTON GIFT ETORE.
SUGGESTIONS.

1

AN EVER
on.

A 1".“th ‘ 7 _

M.»‘i(;AZIl\iu SI BSCRIP- s

. TION 7 7

VICTOR RECORDS

A PRAYER BOOK

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BONILLAS ACCEPTS NOMINATION

“‘ASHIXGTON' Dec. 19"“x‘lfl)‘”“ Edna Garphella Goodscll died at her
sador andcio Bonillas. it is said. has home, in the district mm of Pleasant
cabled from Washington his acrupf Valley. Bedding. on Friday last. after
zmce of the. presidential I‘IOIIIIVI3'-l0'l 3“ 1”"(‘55 ot about 4‘ year, “(‘1' 32’“

. . . ._ ,wus about 73. and she had lived alone
tendered him by the 'Mcmcnn button l in the homestead since the death of
III Civilian Party and asked the pa»;-

 

her father. Louis Goodsell, about 20
years ago. The only surviving rela-

nephews and-
wns taken to

litical platform formulated for its mn— f LESS-3w 'ljl‘hXB-unigfdy.0f
ididute. [Bridgeport for burial.
. General l’ahlo Gonzales has 'I-3 The (“$0,le ot’ a sma<hed \vin‘
cepted the nomination of the Ileunr : dow in the Louis Coodsell house. last
cratic 1,9“qu of Mexico and its pigil. ' Monday. indicated that a DUI‘L’Ia‘I‘inus

. . - ‘ -. trance had been dee Since the

. » i v v. ' Ian. t0< . ‘ n . . .
at'mm fox the coming. .( impa . ‘ removal of ”w tin-ceased 0“ “01$.
1135.5 “1‘1““; 5‘3“" 1‘” announc».d 5 body. a day or two before. Another

.he will seek retirement from the army “(deem depredation inhihe1 T9353“:
' ‘ ' - -'= ""2 . -‘ 'l v d'strict “'as t 9 tier 0 n
“I? orch to appeai d. a cndnn mu :3: belonging to Fred Miller. and
tdidate. . . stored in one of the water company's
l The adherents of General erpgon’barns. }
Ethird candidate for the presxcency. ._ §
iare conducting a bitter anti-Carranza Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
lcampaign because of the president's 5_‘_ “A” ..._. _. 7 ,_~,»__
vrefusal to let him retire to private

1life and appear as a civilian candi.
idate.

 

 

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Heals The Throat

flutes the Cough
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RD TEAM STOPS PRACTICETbOrS oft

HARVA

CAMBRIDGE. Mass... Dec. 19.—The
Harvard football team, which will play
the University of Oregon at Pasadena.‘
Cal. on New Year's Day, refrainedl
from practice today and prepared for
its Westward journey tomorrow. The
official football party will consist of
twenty-three players, ten coaches,
trainers and physicians, and several
newspaper men.

Every member of the team saw serv-
ice in the war. All of the first string
men enlisted in either the army. navy
(5r marine corps immediately war was
declared. Most of the remaining
twelve saw active service. Five mem»

 

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS

Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure itching.
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles.i
Stops~ Irritation; Soothes and Heals.
You can get Iestful Sleep after the
first application. Price 60C.

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ice.

vice given by

fic police.

were recently
dioxide. "AS

overcome

“Garage. doors should be open when
repairs are being made to automobiles
whose engines are running," is the ad- .
Captain Charles 9;.
“'hceler, head of the Bridgeport traf-
The warning was issued'
because three Bridgeport residents
by carbon
:1 general rule,” Capt.

‘— 7 j

'7 ANNUAL MEETING 0F

_‘ I
tion were also in active foreign serv-. WINONA COLNCH-

The annual meeting (it Winona.
N‘Duncil No. Ll. ll, of l’.. was held at
lRed Mott's Hull. 37' Main Sit‘N‘l. lafi‘
night. and a mom interesting sesxlon
was enjoyed.
1 The following ofllcers Wi‘l‘t‘ elected
for the ensuing year:
Prophetess-—Mae 'Rowe. i
Pocohontas—Anna “‘31le
J Winona—Nellie Brown. ‘
l‘tm innunr-r—«n-orgv Splct'r.

. . Keeper of Records—Jersie Malkln.
\\ heeler adds. “the automobilists, es- ‘ j . v. M u,
hecially in the winter will close the fi‘fignuml of “ dmpum 110mb.” Can}
garage doors. thus making . it air- v‘ — - .

tight. The engine generates gas 5111:1391)” 0f Wampum Eva Sander
which fills the building. The gas has -' .- 3
no odor and cannot be detected, and ggfidgargtsetrfliirgpgigzltz' l

occupants of the building are quick-
If not found In time,

ly overcome.
death results."

 

—Tr_v a Sentinel Vi?
ment and you will receive the
.results obtainable.

 
 

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Advertise
beat

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Tostmasters of the local poxtoflices
have warned the public to take
special care to securely wrap Christa
mas parcels, and write the name and
address of the destined recipient m I
legible manner. This will avoid d0!
lay and confusion. “It

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

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