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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 24, 1920 · page 3

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shevik sympathize-re, He is in love

 

 

,with nhcautiful and innoeent young
girl, and not until the violent pro— ' ’
gram of his Communist companions , >1
threaten-to (11ng her. docs he realize. ' 0 ”ea, *
the-rue Silillllfaili't‘ 0; their aims. lle‘.
l ' thereupon alcsz‘rts them and m a :‘t'ip— A 00" h ' ‘
I , ping son» is able to foil their purpOS- g ,
Today ‘05 and vindicate himself as Well. — i
A At 1:15. 7 and 9 -,_,_ “M " Tm s
REGENT TOMORROW. - ‘
i. . lixpw-‘v of Rolsh Vism —_~._._ ‘2 . in
, . Dongias ivl-cLean and Doris Ma Now ‘ H ’ i
.. I 7 99 - “ ‘ y.
The Rtgnt of W av Fammaz Comedy Pair, in New Play ayes ,
vizh “Mary‘s Ankle" . l
I.‘nl"'11;s Muern lziitl himself open H I l
Bert LVIEH m a chant; of motessionul jealous} ea 'ng l
Psthe Kass—Comedy during tit» filmiuzz ut‘ the i;ue.~t Thom « ’ -
“ .-_ as H. [mm plump :tarring hill‘m if and H E
“’ednesdav Doll“ May in "Man's Ankle" which oney l
~ will lm shown at tlzu‘Refi-gevit TllPtl'l'ul i
_ . .otm‘ \rwrntt Starzz tnmm'lnw. Trio in the title 0? ll“):
.‘ .> be ‘1'. ’. pictu‘u‘. th' [:nlty ankle of Miss M373 350 ”I“ M“ !
\ldlt)!‘ R0 rt ‘ 31‘“le (‘flllll' in for a lill'fl‘t‘ share of attention: I
with \lr. .‘vimrlmun :n'iin: as ministf-E- .1

‘1-\\'t‘;‘: Known Ploy
in: .‘lnur‘l. azmed with bandage? and
linimvm. But during tho "shooting"
01' some of the l:t.~.' scenes in the film.

Dom: t’vll down {121.} ran an uglv l'ivc.‘

“10 Tree of Knowledge"
Antonio Moreno
Invisible Hand“

in

The of gl.t.=:: imo hi:~ know. A phwicizm
Fox N:ws wu: lfl‘liill‘ and work had 'ln 1’0 Sll‘l‘r
‘“ "—" pm! on tlzu picture for sen-ml (lav-I
Thursdav “'ht-n he: rum»- buck tn the “<N.‘
. . . - . Mr. .‘tlurlmrm was ztnnn'nnl to find em-
1 l ht“ Biggest V audevllle :ztl mnm'x‘rrs at th i-mnpnny Muiiizz’r 11,!
' him l‘nowlindx, lrimrtm- Lloyd in
[ill] of the Season mm” (mm, W Hm“,
Vv'th Five 393—”! ACIS 'h'.. no ”4' " lw K'il't'i m llu- )‘Ollllt.
mum} . \mr. ":lil~' pwfuh- is 'guzn-J to be (‘P'Il
..! ‘flrrx's Ankle." and your efi'nrfs
mmsday—Doglas M55L°3n and in hzn't- it slinnzwl to “lmzlz’s Knee",
won": lm“. tilt ‘llfllr-sl (fit.('l."

O-z-is May in “MARY'S ANKLE."

PALACE'THEATRE.

 

 

 

 

Bf’rt Lytell :c Presented by Metro, in

R ‘ T g Great Expose of Bolshevism——
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“The Right at Way."

Jar"; llllli‘m, Ilirnr‘tt‘r fur ”V'jl I.\

it‘ll in Tl lrll'llli‘imllinn (r: "Tl;~' lilizil!

Theatre of \VilV" - \vituli .-:. n‘.‘.~ u: 351“ I‘.»‘:\- 3
Theatre today with l‘athe- N. w.- am! A

 

 

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! ‘ «t Thww‘ ‘~‘- Rubin“; and IF‘SIll'llllb saw.
(i‘lv :rnndiug Mr. Hilly] mus-nun! in t?" New
Yorkwtn'm protlnrtinn nt' "Thu Right

,. ‘ of “'ty“ in ”'0 part 02‘ ”Mr Wamu'm,
\ ith All Star Paramount ~
Cast

Travelogue

part is piano by Antrim Show in ’h-‘
\Tcrer-n (‘lnuil'x inc. production.

"Tltr Riultt of \\'n}" i"
Pocono] hi: {ti-tun {or Si-rn -~n Flush-A
In!‘.. in ' 'Init‘vr "anhzir'lz, :lml.’
Llunu Mattie, lir-uol of ”iv Mum «mt

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Capitol Comedy

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ontim (is'ml'zctirm is umlr-r tlu person

til amt-"H5101; nt' Muxuwll linswz'.

Jouclas MacLean '

3 and Doris May

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TOMORROW.

. , , PALACE
“Marv s Ankle ’

Regent Spec“! Paramount Otters Major Boom: War

 

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z The Black Secret“ Wle as Star of “The ire: 0?
Knowledge.‘
A liezlulifitl :tml vxxv'mna‘iy I'llll \

pl't)l(1‘,uh is 1* pleasinz: feature or “TIA
Tree of Knmz'lvdzr‘." Rain 3': \Vunttcl: s
lalmt pirturv, which is; brin‘:
at the l'alztvq- leutrv [Olllnl'l‘an 'i'
put-tiripum a :2
\n ll iirtimn Russian intrrprt the :E‘
or “fill Yvonne (hull-lie also :1 lldm'»

il‘hursday. Friday. Satur-
day
Jane LEE Katherine
Kiddies

highest salaried children on

 

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‘nerth before Eve was created and tr»

inure tempted thr- Man as the serpcn‘.
tempted the \Vomun.

‘ The prologu is linked up closely
with the main storyo f "The Tree at
Knowledge" and fades into the atcion.
which portrays how a modern daught-
er of Lilith lured the Adam of today
and the dire consequences. However.
there is a silver lining and the 911an
is a hnpy 011e,! psnahkdiaedu‘ctionlj'l‘
is a happy one thanks to the couragc
and resourcefulness of the hero. playx

cozy—Major Robert Warwick
‘Tne Tree of Knowledge."

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llOYT’S THEATRE

\v\l Wednesday Evening.
February 25th

A RECITAL

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- —- ed by hlr. Warwick. The picture is a
GLEN Paramount-Amman and was directed
b ' “'llliam C. De Mille.

ELLISON é ’ ._ _

' Tue Celebrated Scotch 1 LEE KIDS COMING.
Entf er I ‘ ' ‘Famous Little Stars of Pictures Said

ASSISted by i to be Hi hest Salaried Youngsters
. . 9

of Stage at Regent _
Jane and Katherine Lee. who have

I _; my. NEW EDISON

‘ 1;: .1 Puonograph with a Soul”
‘ .. Free Tickets

(1 ~ .. mute or telephone us for

:‘»;—:- f::kets of admittance.

Tl‘w .tlf red Fox Piano Co"
Street, ,

ture followers. especially patrons of
the Regent. and said to be the highest
salaried youngsters on the stage will
appear in person at the Regent Thurs-
day. Friday and Saturday or this
week for seVen shows. They‘ve on
the bill with four other acts of vaude-
ville for a presentation of their spec-
'lal act on Thursday afternoon and one
in the evening. This schedule will be
repeated Friday and on Saturday there
will be three complete 5110173. In 36
curing this engagement Manager Kan-
itor has. by a singal gagkebizdwm‘wg-
' v olic o t e 0 at -
cluswel. a. p y The Lee Kid-

:3 North Main
Sixth Norwalk, Copn.

 

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PM Williams

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able. regardless of cost.

' .lArtcraft FFoduces “Danger- dies come to Norwalkia’lsm Qécfé"?
"~’S" With an All-Star Caz! a ement in Conn ‘ i “—T‘
-- ‘9“ g cityuo su-

rt being the only‘bthher.
Eire these stars. The otheu'who will

' ts
-n pear in the tour accompanying ac
. Theatre today With a life well known vaudeville performers
V ‘ and 3 Capitol and in Regentwill other a show impos-
' L ‘ film is deflated ‘0 be misible to beat on Broadway.
’= hreachment, but a spec-l ' ————-—-""""“"".
.‘lin: story developed along MASON BEATS CONANT.

r‘on'r WAYNE, nut. Feb. 24.—

"lie lines for which Inca Fort Wayne world‘s
' ‘ ' :‘e famou , Th central'i‘rankle Mason. '
d s e championship

< Enunz visionary who feels flywéight. . .. ,

”' help the working classes Emade a punching bag of ‘Red ganoxli‘t‘,

_ .vzw machinations ob a’OI Port’Clinton. 01:10. last mg L am

:x ml her associates. is ' the bout «was stopped by that-time‘

lvzitler of a band Of Bo}. the Ihifd round. amt

' was Imaging on the tapes in a helpless.

comm. um «weighed .1 10‘!

rtng’sidqpnd content urn SJ
ofclock. . . '- ‘ , .

Inn? has taken as the un- ‘
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fOutsprints Winner of Bax-
ter Mile in American Le»
gion Indoor Track Meet

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i nnm‘ox. in b. 24.———Amerlt‘dn Le-
guwn Dust“. - ll‘ :ws and athletic 3830-
‘( Anion: \u v» i"-Di‘t'59ntv'£l yesterday in
u u‘ntimm rm 0'! hv-ltl undvz‘ direction of
:i‘t- Legion. The :: uturv t-vent was th.n
(kt-Jun (MU-yum .uce. Whit-Ev. was won
by Jurk Ihiscwli, of Boston C|$Zl‘)flt?,ln
a pump finish “ialt llunr‘r Mll‘lt‘l, of tinI
Huston .\thY div Association;

Milw hex. " of NW blufiz'usc \lh-
l. tit- .\:~I~!“.".llhll “on the Boston om».
‘miir run hon: Untold ('mir'i. of film
ii. A. A, Th“; Vlt'i‘lv‘ the ma: :Tlitl’lere.
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HOWARD AND CLARKE DRAW'.

'Mf'jd'ewcinhts in Sashing
Bayonne. -
Stnt'l- Johnny Hound. ‘lts— Il.:_0mte
llrtititllmwight low-um~ u poiliwvm it
hi.1 hath» 'nwn hw has boxrr‘. lif‘llv‘r
51mm Fl”! before in his t‘uzw-r. He hold
UI‘N‘ 0? lllé' best illiddlc-

Infill" (‘lgtkm
. “"hts 2!) tin: country. to u (liit'i in it
i>lusliiilu bout. ytwhmlay aftvrntznn. at
A‘lmrl-s lmwsertck‘s Ilayonnw A. A.
EA ("apathy imusv \t‘atchml thu hour.
fwhiih “'th hotly contt-stcd from Mart
‘to finish, Each lundmi st:t:::nrting
{thumps} but nvithcr ("mid cnin "-nou-z‘u
{atlcuntegc— m be accorded the (it‘ilgslfh‘r.
; In the 01h9t‘ eight-rounder Johnny:
‘Darcey. l'. S. S. Kansas. knocked out
I’m brutally in the first. round. A loft
‘hook to the body. f‘filnwed by a rizllt
lto the chin. did ths‘ trick. Darcey
'showt d (IPCldt‘tl (:‘uxs and looks likn u
iilzmzvmus consender in tiu- light-
weight CII‘SS. ’
GRUE QUITS TO HAYES IN

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MERIDEN.

{E z- with all of tho laughs . . ' . ‘
a J.“ .V'Ull in p‘r'urc mm many ,01' of not... In a 80th"?.thffipmlrfi.’ MERII‘E.‘. FM). 24:“; hull-x: ”fl.‘
or
I a” Other Vaudeville A“: ‘Adnm and his demonwiie Lilth. “units?““l‘l’m. ‘over Johnny bhuzruw. 0.:
. . . atexbuu. before the Lenox A. L.

”and“ is supposed to haw Inhabit?“ Lb"rim-rt». Saturday night, when Shugctw

,quit after about a minute and a hail
gin the ninth round. The bout was:

lschedulctl to go tn‘tlve rounds. Shun

‘.'.-‘l'r‘ at tlux ringside as.
up to the tini he apparently hull t'nn
best of the: in" Referee l-‘itzgemld
declared afh-r tho bout that he was
smprised at [11” dction of Shuzmc. .15
Hayes had Porn-Lil only two at the
rounds. Shugme claimed that he had
suffered an injury to his left wrist and
also to his nose.

In the eight-round semi-final. Kid
Kaplan. of Mex-inn, went to a draw
with Young Ford. of Bridgeport.

In the eight-round preliminary John-
ny Lucas. oi" thaerbmy. outpsintetl
Young Hogan, 0.“ Bridgeport.

ing fans n ho

COFFEY-D'JFFY DRAW.
Mohawk Jimmy Culley. of Bridge-
port. and Jimmy Duffy. of New You:
fought a great 12-mund draw, in Mulll
gun's area. in \Vaterbury. Saturday
night. Both boys were battling hard
_at the finish and Referee Joe Kid Shin
lifted the right mit of each in tokq-n
of,a drawn battle. Duffy is the boy
who recently stayed the limit with El-
dle Fltzsimmons in a Jersey bout.
Buddy Faulkes. the colored feather.
stopped Young Stoney in the third
round of the semi-final bout. Young
Repka. was also a kayo victor, knock-
ing Young Bowers, of Ansonia, out in
the second round.
Panama George Dixon. of Bridge»
port. will box Young Hicks. at the
54mm arena, next Saturday night.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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med with embroidery, bottling and munching. - «
Satinandmeunilolu in shades to match'these
blouses. .. ‘ -'
STORE CLO-I sn'munv AT SIX 9. n

This'store willclose M 6 p. m. Saturday eyenhigs.

 

 

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TRANSPORTATION P CO. _
Daily Service Between New Haven. B'ridzepord;
Norwalk and Philadelphia

10 torso menu your mice for oil kind- ortramperv
tuition; pained you for furniture work. .

South Servant—m Wont Street. Phone 294.

Haw York City—174w Avenue. Phone Farragut 7347.
flew Koren. Conn—263 State Street. Phone 427 Colony. '

 

 

 

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SHOP BEFORE 6. BEGINNING SATURDAY. FEB. let.

STERLING 10 DAYS, SALE
0i Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Linoleutiis and Bedding at a-
Saving From 10 to 33 1-3 %

3% If you med Furniture or Floor Coverinz .for any room in your home NOW 0R IATER buy now cheancr than
Dehvered at once or stored f

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ree of charge for later delivery.

, LIVING ROOM SUITES

$50.00 Living Room 3 Place Suite. in mahogany, loose

cushion, spring on“, well constructed ........... 348.00 “Y
$100.00 Living m5 Piece Suite, mahogany, spring seats.

well made, fully upholstered. Sale price ......... $80 00
$250.00 Living Room Suite. in choice of «three colors, cane

back and side, loose cushions and pillows. Sale

price $195.00

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
- 2 Handsome Suites. Queen Anne style, solid mahogany,
Spring arms. cushion and pillows. Reg. $550.00 value.
Solo $395.00
2 Very Fine Suite, Queen Anne style, over-stifled. in solid ’
mahognny frame, sprin 3 arm and very deep cushion.
Reg. $50.00 value. Sale price ................. $325

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CEDAR CHESTS 4‘
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Linoleutns and: Congoleums
Atohignving. mid. Delivered uni Loid dining
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