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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 25, 1919 · page 3

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The Season’s Greetings

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THE MANAGEMENT

Palace and Heyt’s
THEATRES

Extends Wishes to
Norwalkers for a
Very Merry Xmas

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Num‘ber increasinfi' .at .Ratc .of
. Two Thousand Yearly. ’
Twenty thousand persons in the?
United States now are-rated as mil-i
lionaircs. incoine tat reports showed?
recently.,.'l‘he_ American millionaire?
class is increglslng'at'a rate of more?
than 2,000 individuals a year. '5
The interim; revenue buieau was:
receiving. rcpbrts from all parts of?
the country. following the filing or ro- 1'
turns» for the three months period
which ended «December '15. Final re—i
ports on the returns are xpecwdi
within a few days .at the office ottmm— :
missioner Daniel Roper. I '
The milliofilcoc class includes all
persons who cute for the calcu-
ldar year are at' least $50,000 or {.241
per dent of $1,000,090, This of course.
includes some; high salaried execu-
tires whose private fortunes do not
total $1,000,000. -. j
The millionaire class as computed.
however, includes many peisoiis '
lwhose incomes are well abort: $1.09“;
- ' 000 a. year. Thus for the lust lull.
Jesse D. " Hampton Presents William your for which reports were available ‘
Desmond in “Dangerous Wates.” ‘sixty seven persons paid taxes on m-
“Thc Feast of the Gods in “Dnn-_comes ranging from $1,000.0iiu to S":
genus \Yntcrs." \l'illiam Dcsxnonti's“;’itm.0u0 a year. The average tax in‘d ,
production for Robertson-Cole. di‘s- by these persons (or the year was“
tributed by Exhibitors Mutual. whichiszaoems. a
play-at Hoyt's today, ‘three showst For the same year. four persons5
2:15, 7:00 and 9. p. ms is a hint to 0- made returns .on personal incomes of

Youthful Paramount Etar Charles
Ray 30, “Crooked Straight"

Charles Ray has one of the most
tstrenucms. debts of his screen career
in. the Thomas H. Inre photoplay
"Crooked Straizht.“ which come: to
the Palace theatre today three times
at 2:11. 7 and 9 o’clock with vau‘devilio.
and Mr. Ra has had some fights in
the past. This one. howeyer.‘ laid
1 him up for three days. The scene 21k-
1~03 place on a stairway. and her .a
dramatic struggle Charlie is negated
down by his opponent. ‘He’ falls the
full length of the stairs and 'scl‘eral
feet beyond the foot. The wind was
completely knocked out of him and
he had to be picked up and helped M
a comfortable chair after the camera
quit grinding; That scene ended work
for several days. The result on the
screen justified the price, Mr. Ray
thought, as it is a line hit of realism.

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Are you one who still believe!
the song and dance of the ad‘-
vertising solicitor who says .3?
his paper is the only one that
circulates in the outlying
towns? . 3
If so, you are on the wrongj
track; Your good dollars are ”533:;
being spent for nought. We;
take pride in cooperating with
Nor-wall: merchants who want
to present their business to the ;
Weslport public. through the .4
columns of the WESTPORTER *
HERALD. '
Published for three generations 2
by the Jones family. Prett
good argument as to its being
good newspaper.

But you want to see the paper
and one of the Jones—4th:
sooner you do the more money
in your pocket. .

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ciety leaders who are looking or .at least $5,000,000 each. The alTrage‘
something ‘novel in the way of'femer- itax paid by this group was $4.337J3i. l
tainment for blase and pleasuresur 4 In all the calendar year of 191:. :ip~.
felted guests. proximately ’i’.590 persons were rand.

This spectacular Scene shows the millionaires. decanting lo the inter-'
guests costumed in the filmy apparel .nal evenu'e bueaus. In 1541?. tin—re
of gods and goddesses. Jupiter and 'wex‘e 17,000: in 1917 there were 11’,-
lJuno. Venus and Adonis. Vulcan and 109. During the tour war year- more‘.
‘Bacchus, Hebe, Minerva, Proserpine. than 12,000 new .r’ntuiouaircs muei
Neptune. Cupid and Psyche. and all created. ' - ;
~the o‘hor mythological folk are shown —-—w~~« :

TO HAVE AND NOT TO HOLD.

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GET A SQUARE DEAL

We will buy your llqu’uuil
goods. rags. papers, junk ans 3‘.
second hand goods. Anything yet
have. Price according to the qua;

ity of the. goods. A square deal
always. , -
PHILIP P. MAHOK El

62 Van Zundt. street. Phone 11‘2-5
Second hand goods always on sale

 

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We Thank You And
1 Wish to All.
A MERRYCHRISTMAS
And A , _
HAPPY NEW YEAR 4
ROGERS Si SflTEVENS-r

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pany was behind the counter one (my

in the old Pagan way with the life of=
{the sky the limit. Beautiful tableaux “-hen a roughly dressed jnan (uncured:
and asked it any stories were wanted.

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‘clry develops into a riot when the

having just come off an emigrant
Management Selects Strong Bill to lost Robert Louis.Stcx'cn'scn.—o\\".l-i.
,Palacc Theatre means doubly good FROM siBERIAN SERVICE‘
Hammer Allie Hamilton successfully SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Ills—Christi
i and 9 O'C‘OCR- Witll‘ss frolicsome as a lot of sclxoolboys
iCharles Ray’s latest picture success.
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HOLIDAY VAUDEVILLE

.having been there from six months to l

fgods grab the goddesses and succumb .=
1‘0 ”‘9 lure of the Tango. :=hip. Anything he cared to ipaw
‘ woudl be handed to the editors.‘the‘
clerk told him. The man turned and =
Meet ' Holiday and Anniversary liain \V. Ellsworth,“‘A Golden Age of;
Week Expectations [Authorsf’
The fact that Christmas comes dur-i
‘tortune for the patrons who Will find, .....,— l
{the show offered for the balance OtiTransport Lands 1,159 Americans in‘
*lhc week, one truly worth a place. on San Francisco in 1-ng for the '
m foombed the big time circuits f“? tbf’flmas in the homeland was assured to
l 5““ “is to make up his “standard i].l59 American doughboys when the
1 program this week and ”"3 results are transport Thomas. landed them here .
ivory promising.
a _ .. Poi-er the idea of being in the good old
i“Crooked Straight. U. S. A. for the holidays. 2
‘i, A large proportion of the rum liatl‘.
‘two years. ‘
On the ship were twelve Russian
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Regent Offers Particularly Fine Christ
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$727

walked cut: the Century company had .
l ing the Fifth Anniversary week of theipouGHiaové BACK HOME
.the program for such an occasion. Holidays. !
. . There will be ”"99 yesterday from Siberia. They were:
tshows at 2:15. ‘Z
,_ seen long service in Russia. lJlls'
The Regent Theatre has a particu-I The tail of the Kolcha

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COAL.
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Delivered all over town in any

3 Royan St., East Norwalk, Conn

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HOYT’S
'lne Best Produced Pictures '

Christmas Day
At 2:15, 7 and 9
H Hampton Presents .

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2115. 7 and 9 :MosthI bbl
Stuart Holmes _ $213“, “a,
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, In ““1131; Every W0 . will SUDCTV Benia- « a ‘
. . . . t toda . with > 'n artners will’be Joe . - taxes in
t “amorous Waters” 13133233335 2t?3e0:RGe:g465nand gyo “g“? glaring, Beam” gndt annkg Syrians. mg the income. and 33.9355 profits

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Friday 5 rs have bungled such scenes ”3‘1"" WW 31““ W“ ”mm“ m ‘ many i'eatures attesting your in
‘v * - 9! Ifl‘lai‘ought they know the cartridge in fortei'i rounds at the a“? new . ' “ '
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W ’larly fine. Christmas vaudeville booked f 1 di t d b.’ 1 m. or the
itor today and the remainder of t he fiffim‘gny 33319:: ‘ "a , Tel. 441. Tel. 441,.
t Theatre iweek. Everv act on the program has. i _.
- egen tbeen selected from bizftimcihri‘ts finds _ . _“ ________ -4--. -_ ._._._
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. 335$.an‘fi'ii ggi‘fgi'lr‘neancz‘esato‘diy will J nae; maimed l} HUBER ICE CREAM ' l
TOdaY -._ follow the usual holiday schedule and . w N York Butter & 5 FULL LINE CANDY
45 d 9 Today more gilluiie cognpeirt: ceiltertztiingiennjt; e EV M ket ‘ PULL LINE GROCERIES .
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a N 2'30' 6 a" ? Atezdlf’i‘f {P3 9 . (1 $422.? 9321110“? midget-neg: ’; ac mum ”free new i1. Egg? FRUIT AND Vision.
.v ' . i 0 l a)" an stars today in the. Paramount- rtcrn " I .‘ . ; . ‘ e .
é: ’a—ACTESSESEELLE 5 CombXnniversarv ismdm' “What Every W°m““ mums" ‘ Direct receiver: of Butler, i
' V ' _— ' ’ "f”— ~ 3 Tea Oofi'ee and Cheese s ,
‘ —— ~ —— TRIBUTE Is PAID m . 3 . ,
t a“; t. 5 -A°‘SS‘a“iiiievme—5 7° mm... WWW”? “3" 3Baker & Simon‘
V! Fni e ne - u y ”—- . ‘m ’e 6. mm. i ; ,.
i J ”mg , £€§é§g¥g§m EhEEflgggfgfiEin ‘ Finance Board mebers Invite-.1 to‘ you prompt “CO. _ _ i .
Paramount Artcraft s . a sensational ice skating act’. A WI lngton i m ‘72. , i 116 So. Mal“ Street
“What Every Woman ton of effects, including ice HARTFORP‘.‘ peeit ?-;§g‘3§$b§rfii ' »' '
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"‘ LearnS” ’ manufaCturlng plant, used 911 ‘giuthe figafi‘c; board to annear brfnroi .
£7 the stage. and his committee in thiflft‘m .31"; :2? ;
‘_ - “ fl . .the committee 0 t e .nanmzi ". ': REMOVAL NOTICE
9 ‘ . m -.
i - . ‘ _ . 5 Ray S B12 s th d. t this state. where he ”"0““
’ Frlday - Charleguccess ledowj‘hgt excellent work in systematiz-
“W“‘fi’mms ; “Crooked Straight” iin.°xP"-“895 mg. when: 3.3395131 The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
Tom oorfi )3 ' .1338 been acompls e . i . lave—«n! ‘ < ,
“"—‘ » t d t the senator that the fill ' ’ .
‘3 win—4 .- ‘ ‘ Friday $132535 foul: speak for its wgrka 13:131. , Dealers 1!! Coal and Muslims Supphes
5 " . '- , M . McCormac a - . . . ,
“TOb-V’S 30W” f ' Wlth Vaudevnlle :icgsslignggbbani. Waidhmes and Maz- formerly at 137 Washington St, Will be located on and after
Saturday Gladys lirmkwell gee to 130 to igasnigmgeggg “if? mil Dec. 22nd, at ‘ -
‘s ’“n— 0 next mont . e
i, 7 ' ” g i to this tribute to
i ‘3“?393 9 “Broken Commandments, 1233:8333] taspgmi‘; houn'ekeepmg, 108 Water St.. South Nor-walk.
'i M 2'15' ' ' Saturday i —-——— fl..- as -' For the convenience of customers payments may be made,
i‘ '— - NOT . , .
. ‘ mm“ Three shows, 2:15. 7 and 9 eoxm: hard fie for and orders left, at Raymond Bros . office, 24 Washington St.
2 ) “Hf ‘ - ti 3 ma . 1'
i‘ I earl lte In t” ' Vaudevflle and lLeIt‘izntitidalxdell‘mideo to settle on a ' .
' “‘9 Black Secre Antonio Moreno ‘reieree for their bout. in New Haven» ‘
y” ——in—-— January 16- -Yet the 5'9:ng miynng- M
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“The Inmsnble Han Efiecggggt‘iigltl both boys are fighting! _
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"fixerms. TOILET Witness.

SPECIAL HOLIDA V PACKAGES
WHITMAN ’S CANDIES, LOWNEY’S CHOCOLATEB.
1, 2, 3 and 5 pounds. 1 and 2 Pounds.

LOUIS SHERRY'S CHOCOLATBS
One, Two and Three Pounds

APOLLO CHOCOLATES TIFFIN CHOCOLATES
One and Two Pounds. One and Two Pounds

Clifford Pharmacy
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~ Special Xmas Sale

COATS

For the Entire Family.

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The Regular Price

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