_:."‘URDAY, FEB. 7, 1920. "‘3:
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7 Theatre
Today at 2 :15. 6 :45 and 9
.3-Acts Regent Superior
Vaudeville—5
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Pearl \Vhite in
“The Black. Secret”
Sunday Evening
Universal Presents
Mitchell Lewis
...in...
“Fool’s Gold”
James J. Corbett in
“The Midnight Man”
Special Comedy
Monday
Only Appearance at The Regent
William Farnum
“in
"Wings of the Morning”
Special Fox Attraction with
Brilliant Supporting (,Tzl-xt
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“Go West Young Women"
comedy burlesque on llm'ucp
oelev's famous lldllmllitiott.
' Pathe News
v.
._ Today at 2:15. 7 and 9
Nat S. Jerome
Win-..
“Our Children”
Four Other Vaudeville Acts
nod- -
Antonio Moreno
will ...
“The Invisible Hand”
Sunda;~E-venin2
Gladys Leslie in
“Midnight Bride”
Mack Sennett Comedy
Fox News
Palace Harmollists
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The First Showing in Norwalk
Geraldine Farrar.
“Flame of the Desert”
with
Lou Telleefen
Capitol Comedy
Holmes Travelogue
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HOYT’S _
The Best Produced Pictures
Fridav
Madge Kennedv in
“Dauzhfiiof Mine”
Saturdav T
Mary Miles Minter in‘
“Bachelor’s Wife”
“Elmo the Mighty”
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HOYT'S TODAY.
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3- n2, Mary Miles Minter Stars in "A
Bachelor's Wife."
Miles Minter. little 'blonde.
1-: o" the screen, has not’often had
L" ellfful a role as that which
‘» l"?'(‘illl{lln Poland has furnished
' .‘t Bachelor's \Vil‘e," in which
the part of impetuous
U‘ilourke," This new Ameri-
V‘._vf».:~.tz.rz-p comes to I-l’oyt‘s today.
Minter is supported by as’plen-
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special starring Mitchell Lewis in a
comedy drama entitled “A Fool‘
Gold.” The action of this photoplay
is swift and the playingr is up to the
BONNiCllClll Sllllllllllt
lilgll‘stflndal‘llJVlllCll the star has set . NEWS ;
in other features. A strong stlpportlng . .
cast enables the producers to class - ’
the, feature with the very best that? Alalge delegation from Connecticut
lluu'e been made, in conjunction with ‘will attend the “victory Convention"
ltllis attraction James J. Corbett will ;of the National Woman Suffrage Asso-
'be seen in a new and thrilling episode elation, in Chicago, February 12-18.
in: “The Midnight Mun." .\'o senlal‘Miss Katharine Ludinxton, president
In
in the sensational William Fox pro- land the flrsycongresgs of the National}:
:ductiolr “\‘Iingg of the Morning," a League of V. omen \otcrs. lThe'il‘lol;
'pictul-izzllfion of the Louis Traci-'01 the association, as sucl. “State:
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l - . v . jcompleted When nine more
“OWL to be shonnuat‘ the hegfm needed to complete ratification. have
Theatre Monday. dbpl‘um marked 'adopted the amendment Suffrage
Skim “5 a camp COOk wmle out on ‘0‘ |lenders are counting for ratification in
103 mu, ,the near futurc on Nevada, Arizona,
4 Man)" SCPm‘S “'9‘.“ 18km 0“ me ' ldallo and New Mexico, where special
,wcst coast Of Santa Catalina Island‘sssions have been called, and also
it place abounding ill all sorts of New Jersey, where the Legislature ls
‘uame. includingr wild goat and quail. '
filil'. Farnunl hmi been given a hunting; Other features of the convention are!
lliccnso by tho owner of the island. 1 the Susan B. Anthony centennial cele-
r'tVillizlm Wrigley, .lr., and not a Gas“ bration, the Anna Howard Shaw me-
passctl while on location that tilegmorinl. a ratificatidn banquet, a plug
'scrocn Mm. dltl not m‘ulg down a goat meet- suffrage luncheon and a mass
,m. sown” mm“- " «meeting. On the day preceding the
' During um lunch period Mr. Fur-{formal opening. conferences and dim
'llum wruitl prepare the game for the i ners are to be held by the six commit—
mctll. An oven made of flat rot-its had , tees 01’ the League Of Women .Vol’lers,
Mm cmlsll‘llclf‘d, and with skill that which Will prepare the legislative pro-
would do justice. in a profr‘suionul ”Elam for the league. Mrs. hancy M'
‘ a, . q ' , . , x .5choonmaker, of Hartford, is to be one
llltl tho blul nonld c0olt tht nl..tl.E i’ h .
,wllilt‘ the members of his company . 0h t e speiakers at the dinner hill?!”
would look on. with mouth w.'ltr.\l‘in.;'r.lt e comm ttee on _Americnn elt.zen-
: chip. The convention wilr be followed
by a seven days' Normal school of
citizenship. designed to train teachers
of American citizenship. ' 1
Among the women who Will reprew
sent Connecticut are Miss Caroline
:Ruutz-Rees; of Greenwich, chairman of
Y llH‘:the Anna Howard Shaw memorial
, . . :loromc. ‘comnlilteo: Dr. Valeria Parker, who is
ltllo. lentt‘ilnntt:_(‘olllcll_v star in “Ollrgchairman of the committee on eocial'l
:( lllltlrcn all lumet‘l Dcl'oy playlot that {hygiene in the National League of “'0-
litzlr won grcat favor sillco its first. zip- ' men Voters; Mrs. T. S. McDonnott
‘ilélll‘flllcfl two days ago. Four otllerjand Miss Emily \Vhitney. Of New Ha-
mish class acts of l'nudm'ilio will bc;"(‘ni MP5. Annie G. Porritt, Mrs. Geo.t
Zin'eszontcd and Antonio Morono will be i Day, SF» Mrs- L. F. Middlebrook, Mrs.‘
-st:ll'l‘v'-tl in "The lilVlSll)l" llllnli.” 50' M~ Gallup, Mrs. Lewis Rose. Miss‘
} Kate Levin. Mrs. Nancy M. Schoon.‘
l ’muku: of Hartford. and Miles ancesl
'Gladys Leslie in “Midnight Pride” al
liickox, of Washington.
Mack Senncvtt Comedy and Fox 1
News Make Up Bill.
in regular session.
PALACE TODAY.
:Last Appearance .of .Nat .S. Jeromel
1 Co.. in “Our Children"—-Moreno
' in “The Invisible Hand".
l The Palace Theatre Offers loda
Jim-l prnscnmtions of Nut S.
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PALACE SUNDAY.
l KCLEHMAINEN EXPECTS l
; TO RUN FOR FINLAND ;
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I ”Mi-w 1.... mar. who was the sensation among the
‘ ““ ’ "'il‘ithlctes competing in the last Ohm-f
,pic Games at Stockholm. Sweden in;
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“.1”; mu. ”Mm.“ attraction is a “swim“ Wlli represent his native conllZ
[Lot-c i‘cntllrc for tomorrow.
gill) if; one or tE-o host known Of the.
:sccocn cclcllrilios and her connection
“a! assummo m. m calibre. '11) "Mid-2 try in the coming Olympic competl-i
"i ht p1.“ _ 1 , . itlons in Antwerp, Belgium, next ,
l K 1 sh: lites up to her flneisummer. i
This information was ZlVen out "10'
other day by Homer Baker, captain
of tho Robins Drydock Athletic Ae-
sociation who incidentally declared
that. “Koly' 'n'mlld make his return to
the running game at his club's mecl
at the lilth Regimental Armory, Brook- .
ll'n. on Feb. 11. 5
The Finnish runner will start in the‘
’ three mile handicap run at the Robins;
.games. According to his persent plans;
IKolehmainen will remain here to take:
1parl': in ohe national indoor champion-l
lship and several other big athletic!
, worth Ollmects, after which he will pack up}
3' 5 am“? i’if- his belongings and sail for home eat-13"
. Desert " starrin‘ in May.
“Fr“‘f‘ln" Farm" “”1 L0“ 7“”?an at5 The announcement that the Film
311.“? 13}:ch Monday. The story scencs . would return to his home country and'
#2221025 Hit Enrol end the meetings old-epresent it in the international com-l
the déélertnilll‘ltf‘ctmnlsts are held in ipotitions surprised athletic fiollowcrs.l
ce‘. lidrlamfnuflgflébdol‘l BOY (Ma‘ 5 After his victories in the 5,000 nlelro,‘
{3,1} “god 0 'lhftl eadel. The TUREIIOOOO moire. and cross country runs; L
limits or thn~ (' 9°" comm“! and ‘in 13512, Kolchminen came to this
lbdckw lose tents and serve as rich ;country. Since then he has created
, niollm S for the dramatic scenes manv world records at various distanc-
znmmpd ”‘0‘“ A regular ell-med esi' ' l
gigllflllrsl‘SHuI about the scenes where; About ‘four years ago, 'Kolchmalnfi
=wew it themet Tied all ".19 “in“ they on took out his first naturalization pa !
~1nmdr‘m i . “1‘“ ‘0‘ for With over nine ‘pers. but this is as far as he has all,
‘ . .,.- ‘( .“ ”um" and Hindi“) PXU‘as vanced towards becoming tin Amori-'
1231A3ng ill the big procession 3N can citizen.
gags-minefi‘i IVivas a possibility that [the ’4th Regimental Armory. Brooklyn.
'lesce'ullkl? g t -be a “Onnolsseur 0’;the track team of which at that time
lupirfi 0;“, f‘ 11"” er “‘13S and Want to was under the tutelage of Lawson R0
makeu be: tlenl llonleward with hilliborsonL present coach of the Univer‘
p m ‘sity of Pennsylvania.
17°” ”Wing =1 friend to a drink. JOHNNY roam sum:
glwputllliou and produces a picture
ztltut is rxrollont from the start to till:I
lfinisll. Mack Sennctt will offer for?
the Palace Sunday program a norm
comedy. nnd Mack Sentlett comediesE
in Norwalk llzlvc become a household
word for fun piclllros. Fox News will5
also. be shown and the Palace liar-
mozllsts will giro a musical programq
PALACE MONDAY.
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kGeraldine Farrar Plays “Flame of the
. Desert" with Lou Tellegen.
l. Twenty thousand dollars'
rugs are used in Goldwl
turc. “Flame ot‘ the
right field. ,
Some or the fans in riaht fleld yell-
ed at. him, "Have a heart, young tel
lion.
.‘ ltith Alan Forrest playing op-,
an the role of John Stuyvesant._
. Reeves Lydia. Knott, ‘Mar-
r-l'oy. Charles Sp’eré and Hax- ’
.4 n have prominent parts. Thel
. mill was directed ‘by Emmett J.’
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REGENT TODAY.
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purl White Appears inn. N E i-
sode of ”FEE Black Secrett P
Vaudeville.
, hite appears in a new epi-
"The Black Secret”
{frail} “'
If": of at the Rec!
if: Theatre today with the excellent?
“'4” "OUdEVille bill which opened
Thul'rdav'
mm 1.1..
Rwy 85111;: to large audiences,
1»... find Will doubtless dmw'ma
nitgpo“’e-‘ t0dill't1’0r the'threo’ coin ‘
1, ,jfloll'lij‘formances at 2:15, 8243.1“
product, improved by the addition . or; .-
The show has beenanote. cove;-
Rob'ert Dixon, :1 New York city cafe! HE WAS TD BE SENT
Proprietor was fined * $10 and sen-l TO NSE‘wLoviORI’; YANifs
tenced to z . - - , l Johnny Tobin, t. us rown n-
ludge “.226, :1 13 m 1a” b" Federal 'fielder, had a. pretty strong hunch lsast
‘ I ’ d m (' ”Kiowa-‘3 - lfall that he was coming to New York.
-— _‘_, __ ‘ in is now do to Miller Huggins, Yan-
W“ gkee manager, to make good that
00MB thunch. -. '
I The last time the Browns ninved1
:here last season Tobin had a field day:
'in a double heade‘r.‘ He hit a flock of,
ARKEN’ II extra base bits and wound up his lilg
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“ls Grandmother’s Recipe to keep her
L°°k5 Dark, Glossy, Beautiful
The Oldtime mixture ,0? Sage Tea,
and Sulphur ton darkening gray,§’
streaked or faded hair is grandmfith. me. to hit homers next season," shout-
er’s recipe. and folks are again “Sin ed‘%: ‘31:! :33?th
it to keep their hair a good, even color, back from the itands.’ at
which is quite sensible, as wer are liv- "W'hv I'm zolnz to be traded to the 51
ing in an age when a youthful W‘Yanks next winter.” fl
‘ ’ Tobin evdentlytknaw something, as
pearance is O: the greatest advantage. Huggins made an otter for him earlyl
the troublesome task oi gathering the 'b‘hsiness‘ manager: said "we'll take
Sage and the mussy mixing .t homefFeWster or there will be BIO deal.”
All drug stores sell the ready-tonseg?” the” h”' been no dea
, Advertise" In The Sentinel:,
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other ingredients, culled "Wyeth’s
Sage and Sulphur Compound? “ft tel " ‘
very, popular “because nobody can die-l.
‘lt hes‘rb'eem. applied. Simply;
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In 1915_ the Finn joined Take a glass of Salt: to Flush Kidney:
afternoon by hitting a homer into the produces'kldney troubleln some form
or other Says a. well known allthority.
because the urlc‘acid in meal excites
low!" when he went out to his ”Mattie kidneys, they become overworked”
‘ ‘get sluggish: (:10: up and cause» all:
"Never mind. you’ll be pulling h" sorts of distress:
and misery in the «kidney regionzrheu.
that?" came matte twinge; severe headaches, acid
s°lounces o; Jed Settltrom any {nod
pharmacy; tote. a, ”W!“ a :
glass of wat’er'berore'b '
'booked recently in Norwalk has creat- .of the Connecticut W’oman Suffrage l1-
lcd a more favorable impression than iAssocmtion, and Mrs. Grace Thomp- 1:3?
this Corbetl velllr-lo. There will also lson Seton. member of the national e!!-
be a (-cnlcdv feature. :cutlve counCll, vt'lll head the delega— l
‘ ’ ' - —~ 1011- . 0 lb. ,
! .--”--- NH The convention, kno n as the vict- ht for om- mon ,
" REGENT MONDAY' cry convention, becaus it is expected be bong y W
. ’ ' to celebrate the ratification of the M;
William Farllum Leads Brilliant Fox Federal Suffrage amendment, by the if.
. Cast in Big Sp~.r;ial Feature necessary thirty-six States. will mark .i
5 “Wings of the Morning." tile Blst gathering of thé Natlonal Am- ‘_,
l William Filrnulu. who will he soeuferican Vl’oman Suffrage Assocxatlon ‘i
early at old prices.
price as a special inducement.
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sQWe Are Now Agents for the
Famous
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Vacuum
Considered the best c
present time.
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Gladys Leslio is the star of "Mitt! - 'N °.LYMP'C QONTESTSQJ
'niuht Pritlc” the H‘unday evening Pal-l ‘ Hans holellmalnen the mesh run '1
consider very good.
Ask for a Demonstration
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If Bladder bothers you
particularly rumba;
omacll, constlpetmn. torpid liver.~
eeplessness.‘ bladder and urinary it-
ration.
The, moment your back hurts or i
, _Nowadays, though. we don't have -m the winter. Bobby Quinn, Brown kidneys aren’t waking:th or i!
l This Sale ReduceStlle v. I . e
i Cost of Clothes. For You
All through the season we. have been selling clothes on
narrow margin. We’ve tried to give you the most thatvoould
We still have orifice lot of clothes on hand, Hart Behalf.
net and Man: Clothes} some late arrivals that were bought
We don’t want to carry them over so we ‘ve reduced the
The ignition: values you Ever saw.
Suits and Overcoat: for men and young men.
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TWO STORES
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HOOVER 3’
inner on the market at the
We will demonstrate itetyour home. Just phone us.
We also have the TORRINGTON CLEANER, which we
DONNELLY’S
11 South Main Street
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COATS .......... . . . . . .‘i. . . .. $22.50. $29.95. 33435,
“sums $2435.329.95.$35.oo
NEW SPRING DRESSES .... . . .. $24.95 to $45.00;"
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FURS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
KIMGNOS ONE-HALF PRIC E.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS'OPENED
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YARNS
All Wool Knitting Yarn, Natural Grey
Color, First Quality, Excellent For
Sweaters or Sox
Regular Price
For a Quarter Pound Hank
ON SALE AT - , $1.00 .
31-25
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Special for the Week
ALBAOORE TUNA FISH,
3 can: 250
km 1mm? mos GAL.
nouns, 9. lb. ...... . 24o
OMBELLA’S PORK AND
BEARS . ...... . . 2 can: 25c
SEEDEDORSEEDLESS
spkg. 21c
RYE FLOUR 31b.pkg.30e
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,A. STULL
Z4 Cottage Street
GOOD GOAL. Prompt Delivery.
In All Sin: and Quantities. ‘
Also Hard Wood 35 a wanna. .
Every Womans’ Fashion
ShOp .
The 8th of Our New York
Purchase. The French Shop,“
. Was Delivered Here on Satur- 1
day, January the Sist.
EVCIY ' Womans’ Fashion
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august; sienna-mum
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