can lily claim to holding position with
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“q, 1_ ‘ . . ... . ._ Missmn Pinuparcs them to Do HOusc. . . ~ ' 5‘ ’“mg‘
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. . _ m . .i., o “ch l.‘:' liczi.i..- 'llm‘ I“ Hi“ their llzllltltl. they like till
-:2 2 :15. 7 and 9
.:~ Rinnglard
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if !.lli0 Moreno
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; "tlililElV Evenini:
At T and 9
. wuc Havakawa as
' Illustrious Prince”
~ and ~ ,
‘lllf‘erous l Yan McG rew"
"'.\t1‘.i~- ('miit-ily on 'iht- Si‘t‘
\‘lT't' l'tM-lll
Sexton's Hormonists
MEG}. v
Paramount l
Major Robert “'arwick
J _‘ lm'i
'w-rts
‘ ‘An Adventure of Hcarts"
'_ Capitol Comedy
Holmes Travelogue
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I
_ _
. HOYT’S ’
: Best Produced Pictures
Saturday
2:15, 7 and 9.
hlcwart Holmes
we. Honor and 2’"
l. i 'l'hird Episodc of
., lmo the MightY”
"""" llit_l_ll_illlll8
7‘ ALACE TODAY
nth Presents Antonio
r Ssccrd Episode of
invisible Hand"
‘lll't‘ story of thc typrv
lit overflowing with
:flin: iny‘stery. And to
;. woman is one of'
. :::.~ ot'vmyswry in the
rlmracterizntion is
l'ii-li mmt of the com-
5" ' ;:.«z't< of the story re-
:lw second episode.
l‘ulnce today with
" -).,\.~tury begins to as-
i. in the role of John
‘iI'W‘f'liYP starts on a
' .2; out a famous band
t’vtintcrvplot against
min-nil. Just as death
twlplcssly bound and
. .. build—41 woman's
wt 1:8 as it Clasps 3
~ his bonds and sets
‘.
l‘y'.
mud i; a mvstery to
' :.n:x:hout the story.
I] against him as a
'ii-nd of crooks it al-
~ at the critical mo-
Not until the fin-
.:-.l revelation come 10:
‘. the audience.
:9
-, - 41E TOMORROW
: 'dezvous Of An English
7' A Cosmopolitan Roue
J Hayakawa in “The
l attrious Prince"
and intrigue in aristO-
r. .‘i'u'ioly, and Oriental
:_:» the elements which
- l'lustrlous Pn‘nce," a pho-
11: on the story by E.
"2 ;~ meim and starring Sessnb
w
.0“:
“71*:
‘ .iional and fascila.
_ production ever filmed
lee-v
't rlllltli‘ll :‘v~i.<~-.
to find :1
-l- Nrpponese star. one of the
. l:“'~:ih:uii. lLt' did no:
Elln"zi‘..'
win-st
itli‘
as future hu: Dunn:
lt'llillll:.l wives
Training~ boys
i.; lli.‘
utcs‘. thin;
in education.
Xll'ti.
and
‘o l'lt' hill.
‘3 mtwrrlcl-s "l7f‘tllF"-t-
it it" t'.‘;tj‘.ii
PILACE MC; D,~”‘.Yv
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v-llicl't‘ws It! be til. \\it'- ol lair. hm:
St) ll't‘l-
think.~
oi woman liivzwn in "An Atlvcn-
l‘Y‘lllQ :1 hit too llll‘.
‘_~.; '11
‘ \‘. will: pru‘tnbly ill in
i l
'l.t‘ in llmlta :i scrimn version of
\Ii'll’l‘ilV llui,“ fu'iimis ntll’t‘l which is‘
rhmvi i“ » l’::‘:.t't' 'l‘hcnlrt-
win:
Aw (titling: to the story. the
(‘ cumin hit-1 lwcn mailn corrn
OtltlJttlti
l‘curinz thi- :l!‘.t‘nl ~<
“no or. on ‘ll.~ trail havi- arrived. ll}
I" tin l'llr‘llt‘fi out into the paseuumva} ------
lib-“inf: cut and a beautiful
\l'tllllull in pith-uh of her pot. The rc-
Fill! is lt'lyn :it first sight and tin exci-
tinu; :zerii-s of adventures that finnllv
l« iltl to :i ll’l;l]l\ emiintt. The picture is
:\ l‘nrutnountu‘ :‘tcrnft and was directed
by Janice (‘ruzu '
l
.
RE
Pearl White in the Fourth Episode Of
“The Black Secret"
Norwnlk \Vt‘ll cnotich knows Pearl
\Vhiti- not to llr't‘tl much in the way of
rmntntnt on any production in which
i'ht‘ :lllllf‘tll'r'. and since licr latest all
unit [0 the city in “The Black Secret."
a new episolc of which plays at ”it”
Rem-m lodnv with vaudeville. she has
lll:\lli' 'll:lll_\' lll'W t‘ricnils‘. This Smith-
‘vtzitly serial. produced by the \‘iltr
lli."|\‘.l mimriny swim» to cap the cl'.
mum of the Pearl “‘hilc successco
Blow lll}'>llf‘v‘illg tlirtn am in which she
hit: livrotofort- played. directed to the
l:1.~t lt-tter Oi iicri'ri lion and with a. su-
perb suppoitimr she is making
“Thu lllm k Snort-t" her greatest serial
\'i hit lc. 'l‘ho l'ziitith episode of this
plintodrama is one that is full of charm
rust.
.and rxcitcmcnt antl Nor-walk theatre-
rorr will enjoy sccinu it at all per—
formances ill the Regent today. The
cxcclltnt vaudeville being offered in
connection with the picture attraction
makes up n bill lit for :i Broadway
Sl1(l\\’ house.
; REGENT TOMORROW
The Unmasking Of a Love Buzzard.
l Frank Mayo and Supporting Cast
1 In “A Little Brother Cf The
1 menu
Thu-cc ol‘ Lhc motion plt'lll"? screen’s
niosm brilliant .vt:\r.- arc :i'ipcarinu on
the crime screen and in the same pic-
.cnd J. Burnt-v Sherry. The story was
writtln by Joseph Medill
owner of the Chicago Tribune and the?
Northcliff of America. “A
Brother of tht‘ Rich" was filmed at;
l
Universal t.‘i'.y.
There will he :i comedy
and other numbers on the bill.
attraction
Distinguished Maurice Tourncur Prc-T
sents New Photo Play Spectacle
Grand “Victory”
Lon (‘hnn2y. who will be remember
ed for his striking portrayal of the
role of the "The Frog" in GeOrge
Loune Tuck-ans production, "The Mir.
acle Man," hit“. a prominent part in tho
Maurice Tourneur pictm'ization of Jo-
seph Conrad's; famous novel, "Victory."
Dr. Chaney is cast as Ricardo an ad-
venturous wanderer in the South Seas
who concocts a scheme to rob the
lonely, island-dwelling hero of his re-
puted wealth. It is a role that calls for
all of Mr. Cheney's well known powers
of characterization. Associated with
him in this bit! Paramount-Arteraft
production are Jack Holt. Seena Owen,
Wallace Beet-y and others. The pic-
ture will be shown Monday at the Re—
gent Theatre.
l
— HOYT'S To'oAv
Cu9hinn's “LoVe Honor and 7” l8
- Adapted For, Successful Picture
Feature. '
Charles Miller the producer of “Love
Honor and ill" appearing at Hoyt's
today, is known to all the
pic‘uregoing public as one of the el-
lent drama’s most accomplished creat
ors. Having: directed Norma Talmadge
in several 70:, her-biz productions end
' " one of the beat, til—gt
ittiitl
“mill long t‘:‘~(.ll¥'zl and not; 1. Fl."
“I‘M .‘~
bcth s-trce t. .\'t«\': ‘t-
(
lflery oaths to investigate a revoiut
‘lhv‘
: l‘OOHl.
stars are Frank .‘~l;ivo. Kathryn Adanm'
Patterson.‘
l
_ . - E
REGENT MONDAY i
For new that litili‘» gills arc iniin
_ing rolitics with llit'il‘ l.‘l‘1.ll(.1 and unit
discussing: tht ir luturc in ti‘l'I ;:
ol‘ dollars: and jobs. li'v’lc bug‘s for-e
'stiollt n:u.l litin to . t w on lll'.‘£l' own:
:Elti‘lltl thtlr own awn-c.
it tli'w . .i .' \‘Xlli’x'i to qualifiy n» ti:‘~
hands: for the new \‘Itrll‘itll‘l. Hairless»
men limo liegcn ll:li‘._‘.;lll'1’ implant; in:
uni i‘.t‘l.:;l :2: l:..’p i:i.!".i t-.-.' iii.»
l l".‘tl.l tum-E: ilii‘ lm‘uv. «.z
in . tizs r321: :311'::it‘c.< T. which
llll"lll be cmliztrzzixsing.
At Sun SuliziLorr .‘xi‘:~.:»‘.-ri. lLT-T lZi ~
231?; t|;lttt:ti...."-
til theory is in ins: put 15:?!) procure.
fun Snivulorn 1.: 1‘. 132:, ..:31 ii. iii ~
lipid-(171:1 thurcli wk. we. 1'. . l
l“
t‘l‘lllll
(‘Hclopi-d 31> H W :1‘; t. t‘..- i'. -‘
nation-wide (unipuipn
which (”llllll‘ to z: tiizti:
month with an t‘\t*l')'-lll(‘llll.t'.' (43...; ,:
{Pr funds. A
It was found that thi- expert scum-
“‘ilt‘hth uniting the i.-I'_‘ Illillilll ,L' 3
i t-Zn .
i'l swim: classes tin '.\'1"p
imposed upon by their lordly hmm-r'.
They had to sew too lllllll)‘ NH .42; ‘ur
those young burlmriuzii». The; llfl'l
to mend too many stockings for incurl
The girls had otht-r lithincss. They!
had thtir Luby brothers and sistcrsl
[or our- thinu. :tnd thi-ir embroidery
for nnoiltnr. They \x‘ir'icd fervently
and loudly that thc boys would do
their mothers were too busy for such
edged by all parties. of (‘t‘Ul‘Ft'. lhul
their mothers \vcrt- frat too busy :‘ii‘i‘.
things.
The matter was put up to the licv
i10:07x. 10:41).
‘lNEW YORK To SOUTH N
hint lllt' girls. they like to know llzat ’
How can 3:0 Hit and tr-ztr their (lllllli'h‘
to iii-n". and fix tlietnsevés up again
without the C’l‘lLll’l‘ly oi an
scolding when they get home.
“vii-l1:
Vl‘lll'f I
like to in :;2- tin 1r mtgtlr .3 exclairn:
t)\-‘l' their ilillltll\\'l‘lli.
in :i Littion to r. tlllv in: 1?: - i‘il'i?
co.» (.2 limit“: by :"l‘xlf‘i" on
lll“'ll}' 01hr: (it light-1 :m' 11- 11:2 '
boy.»- ztnd :irls llilll go to Sun Suwa-
ttt'c. (lyninu i‘ni ('l:.,~.’l"~. Our.
(‘l'tliit‘ll Ft'Z'th'.‘.. inc all p.12 of ilu’
scrim «‘2' :iii- tub-Jun 'ui iln Y‘.Z‘l'..‘ll
lll‘il.i'(ltl children. For lilv'ii‘ tum-m;
ll‘ww ill! =iiniln‘.‘ .ir.i\".tiv>‘, :-\lt of
thc Wnl'i T‘iil b.- i l tl::«.:"‘::
the nnlitiiiwviili‘ t llili‘iij‘zit in 1 (l ‘n
am-rm. 31:; 3?le .ur 2'. .3‘. i': . i’;.‘.'l’.?‘..
(listtirt.
Corrected to Oct. 6, 1919
SOUTH NCRW
l
1 N. Y., N. H. c 11. TIME TABLE
. 3l
ALK TO NEW VORK“
A. )l.——1:lsx tcxc pt Monilziysl.
:‘vz-iix. Sclilx. Gui“. livaTx. Titlhx. Tilly.
S‘lllx. tulllx. 5:59T. 9:219. lilziiilx.
llzzllx. ,
P. )l.——12:03x. 12:32 (Stamford;
only). lztlllx, 1::in. 3:17x. 4'32x.’
51272;, 5:46. th'tllx. fizllfix. 6:49 (Slam-
t‘ord onlyl. 7:0?v T-Sflx.10:07x.
Sundays
A. M.—l:lk. :i;~i".x. 5:491. 8:59.
irltlx. ltl::‘.3x, 12:03x.
P. M.—~l:tl9x. 2:44x. 3:12x. 4:321.
5:46. 6:0tix. 6:5'7x. 71tl2x.1237x. 9:11“.
2:34x.
ORWALK
A. M.—12:10x. 4:]llx_ 5'20.
8:00x, 8:51x. 91151:, 92-15x. 10:50x.
l’. M.~l2:lt.’lx, 12:45 (Satuidays
only). tithx, 1:4?»x. 2:153; 2:57. :ztziux,
3:523. 4:2l. 5:13x. 5::8, Gztulx, 6:03.
8110):. llzlfix.
Sunday:
A. ill—421103, 6:00, 8:00x. 9:001
10:0:lx. 10:503. -
6‘34.
S. J. N000. tllri‘t'ltlr 0f lllt‘ lllls‘.il0ll.! I). 31”12:1‘._ 1103!, 3.35:. 5:02.
He listent-tl to the impassioned d] — 5;25_ 5:0t)x_ 7:05. 8:103“ 11:15x.
pcal of the girls. he bethotzzli :mir ISOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN]
5-] I ll 5. ”.1 “I he]; and A. M.——-l2:26x. 12201:. 5:40x. 6.0- -
‘ r 0 ‘e “ ‘1‘“,“T‘enf” ‘ '7:15.9:19x.10:22,10:53: (Bridgeport)
the result was an lll\‘ll:‘.llon to “““llz58x.
boys to a sewing class that very E P. M.~—l:20. 2:54 Bridgepcrn. 3:2.‘x.
'4:28, 5:19, 6:21x. 6:51. 7:05‘x. 7: 2:
week.
The boys jeercd nilnbly and arm»
reckoned without their
mothers. Those women. aligning
themselves with the woman‘s cause.
corrallcd their soul: on the fatal day
and so it was that one dozen shecpi~h
their appearance at
first sewing class. The boys were
still firm. however. declaring they
wouldn't do no sewing for noix'my!
They made put-ts with cach other on
the. spot not to turn a hand
fiery oath; to ineligulc a revolution
despicable. business. They plrdged
ion
the
l). llut they
boys made
minute "teacher" cntcrcti
But, “teacher" knew hrr boys. She
“dared" them to sew! She told them
[frankly she didn’t think they cvuld
‘tl‘l'l’ equal the girls at. it. but the
~dared them to try. Gee whizz. who
-M”
lF BACK HURTS
" BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush your kidneys occasional‘y it you
eat meat regularly.
'ture :it the Regent Theatre Sunday;
i-vcnintz. in the current. production.
“A Little Brother of the Rich." thr-
l
little.
No man or woman who eat: meat
regularly can make a mistake by flush-
ing the kidneys occasionally. says a
well-known authority. Meat form‘; uric
acid which clogs the kidney pores so
they sluggishly filter or strain only
part of the waste and poisons from the
blood, then you zet sick. Nearly all
rheumatism. headaches, liver trouble.
nervoumess. constipation. dizziness
sleepleseness. bladder disorders come
‘t‘rom slugzish kidneys.
The moment you {ml a dull ache in _
the kidneys cr your back hurts, or it
the urine is cloudy, otfcnsive, full of
sediment irregular of passage or at-
tended by a sensation of scalding. get
about {our ounces of 1311 Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take a la-
blespoontul in a. glue of water before
breakfar. for‘a‘, few (lava and your kid-
neys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with “this
and has been used for generatons to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity. also to neutralize the
acids in urine so it no longer causes ir-
ritation, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jud Salts is inexpensive and cannot;
makea a dellshtfnl efleflefl-
cent llthlaswuter drink which all regu-
injure:
_a—__.___-
t‘it' -
to the.
Int moot enter: should alone!" and
summon—poem“ no no
(Bridgeport). 9:25x.
Sundays.
A. M.——-l2:26x. 1:2tlx.
10:19. 11:12x. 11:58.‘
P. M.—v2:l(lx. 4:42x.
_TttJSx. 81283:. 9:25x.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALF
7343. 9'19!
6:48,
' A. M.-—12:!0x text-opt Mondays)
:l242x, #53:. 5:60. 6:50. Sins-IX. 8:30
Iwzdlx- 11:00.
‘ P. 31,122”; 3:40;. 4:35. 5:16x.
5:37, 6:11. 9218!.
Sundays.
I A. M.~l‘2:lOX. 4:421. (.531, 7:55
‘i'Rllx. 9:4lx. 11:00.
P. M.——l2:l?. 1:55x. 2:22‘.x_ lewx.
tzttS. 5:16x, 6:11x, 7:05x, 9:18! 9:35
”:60.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV
- A. M.—-6:ll. 8:27, 9:59:
P. Dim-P21, 1:54: (Saint-aha only) i
4:391. 6: 35.
i Sui-mayo
A 3,134; ~ 9:
Edd—2:15. 7:1;
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your human,»
nods. rugs. papers. Junk and cl.
vcnnd hand goods Anything you
have. Price according to ihe qun'
of the goods A square den
Ways.
PHILIP P. MAHUNE‘
'12 Van Zandtatmei Plum» ”-2;
Second hand made alwav- «n -w
6 ‘ 3:le
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WESTFORT TRADE
Are you one who still believer.
\
the song and dance of th0 ad l ‘
. .; . - ., U V v “ ' ‘ f . J
vert.s.ng colicztor 1'20 says: 10 N ?E®'&E£i ’S 4i; h: BQTPB a.
his paper is the only one that 3 x. ‘ ‘ ”E L‘ fl
Circulates in the cutl 'l’l '
“mm? 5 ‘3! T , .7 *2]
~ c to l: err
If so, you are on the wrong; ' d .a
tmctt. ’Your good dollars art}
has; -3222: for nought. \Vc'
h
take pride in co operating
Hurt-31k merchants who want
to present 13.9.. basics»; to the -
lht
urx Twwu1i~p
r \A‘nu 1 UN
W'cstport public. throne}
columns of the W’EST’ -
HERALD.
Pubiizhcd for three genera
by the Jones family.
good argument as to its Uc rig
good newspaper.
But _jou \» an: to
and one of the
sooner you do the
in year pocket.
"Get acquainted”
The New York Butter 8;
Res: Market
exclusively, fresh every day.
you prompt. sex-Vic 0.
Tel. 472.
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Quick auto service assures
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W'HITMAN'S CANDIES, LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES.
. ‘3, 3 and 5 pounds. 1 and 2 20.13415.
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One, Two and Three Pounds
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COAL
Wood 8: Grain
One and Two Pounds. One and Two Pounds
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SOUTH MAIN ST.
MANICURE SETS. SAFETY RAZORS
f
Dec. 22nd, at
REMOVAL NOTICE
The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
Dealers in 003.1 and Masons‘ Supplies
formerly at 137 Washington St, will be located on and after
108 Water St.. South Norwalk.
For the convenience of customers payments may be made,
and orders left, at Raymond Bros‘. office, 24 Washington St.
; Devme Bros. : —' t
i‘ 7"
i Secview Ave. and First St. “' L
, HAVE YOU A SAFE DEPOSIT 0X I MODERN
TEL. 5 3 l B N A
i l VAULT? IF NOT, LET US BENT YOU ONE AT THE NONLI-
, " ‘ ’ " : .NAL COST OF FOUR DOLLARS PER YEAR.
illARD WOOD. Split or ..
Blocks . . . . . . 25c a basket f‘
l ‘1' .
.COAL 60cabushel.
‘ Delivered .11 town in any ‘l The City National Bank
quantity. . _
L. EFFRON il Couch lot-welt. Don,
I _ .
8 Royan St.. East Norwalk, Conn _ *-- —-'.::
Tel. 441. Tel. 441. ;
HUBER ICE CREAM .
FULL LINE CANDY 3
FULL LINE. GROCERIES ;
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, o ‘. '
; Daher & Simon Z Uorset your figure first, then dress individually as you like
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116 so. Mam Street l Our ccrsetiere will be pleased to demonstrate by careful fit-
i _ _ ___ _ ,, ._ _ “h, g tings the satisfaction to be found in the correct corset model.
Trv :1 Classified Advertisement in;
the Sentinel. ‘
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‘ 36 WASHINGTON 8'!
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25 per cent. Reduction on
* ALL HOLIDAY GOODS.
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contains
ing the income and excess profits taxes for
TAXES .
FOR 1919
We have prepared a booklet comprehensively describ-
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a digest of the law and a detailed survey of
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