Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 27, 1920 · page 3

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PHONE 1501 .

One Night Only, Mon.,May 3rd

Lea Herrick Presents

ANY STAGE IN
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Playing a Nor-walk Engagement From Which It Goes Di~
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50c to $2.00

DNESDA Y, APRIL 28th

At 10:30 A. M.
Rescwation Held Until 8 P.

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Theatre

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All Performances
. Todav
The Thrilling English Race-track
Special

Alice J ovce

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The Sporting Duchess”
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and Muslins"

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Holmes Travelogue

Wednesday
Dustin Farnum

Supported by
Tom Mix
And An All Star Cast
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-‘- (.l tlit- Most ('clehrated
tum Iiro-uts of the Year

“Durand of the Bad
Lands”

Ford Weekly
Para Magazine

Thursday. Friday. Sam!“

w day
lthout .Exception the Greatest
Vaudewlle Combination of the
Cleverest Children on the Stage

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A The Melody of Youth”
FulIIStaged anr Special Scened
Muelcal Comedy and Revue
Hear
A Little Marie
SWZaSILij tBrice sing “The Rose of
mg on S "
Specialties. qua” and Other

100 Genuine Hearty Laughs

Dobbs and Welch

“ eVllle's Premier Comedians in
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reatest Delight

Mary Pickford

In the First of Her Very OWn PhotODIaY Successes

“Daddy Lon’gLegs ”

FamOus Story and Play

THREE DAYS ONLY

URSDA Y. FRIDAY

APRIL 28. 29. 30
At 2:15. 7 and 9

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Something New in Entertainment
Every Day

 

Today
At 2:15, 7 and 9
The Nottlhlt- lCnlincnt Alllllnr's Slit.
(-ess. litisil King's
“The Street Called ’
Straight”

Produced by licx Beach and Sulli-
tlnl Goldwyn
Guaranteed to ht- One of the Very
Best Picture Fl’iltlll‘f's 'l‘lle Pal-

ace Hats Ever Presented.
Pathe News. Sunshine Comedy.

Special Announcement
Wednesday
With Mary Pickford’s
“Daddy Loni: Less”

The Second Episode of the Juanita
Hanson 'l‘hrilling Scria
“The Lost City"
TICKETS

For any Mary \Pioltford perform-
ance on the three days may be. se-
cured daily beginning at 10:30 a.
m. “'ednestlay. the box office being
open for the. advance sale; for
“Lombardi Ltd‘."

Matinee 25c.

 

Evening 30c.

 

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era ibut~"Kiss er minim tron
: these in that. it eontnins no bed, noris
*the word even mentioned. Itisacleon

iivel little comedy with 1 War-
2touches. and its cast is composed ext-f Michael J. Riordan and other! to

’tireiy or young people: all of whoselpena Mum lot and bindings.
names are well known tome Thesfter New Canaan AverWar.
533331;, geggigggitgfid‘“§.§; Alexander Hamilton to George A.
Swan, Gladys Knorr, John Stokes, Rayner and wife. lot and buildings,
lPierre‘Le bitty, Lambert TerrY. Bennett Mott Ave. War.

Johnstone and others well known tar: Michael J_ Riordan and others to
ceurs willbeseen. “Kiss Her.Again Abraham Israel. lot and buildings,

bPlattsville Ave. War.

goes from the Regent to Negggl-X:

in?” sale openstomorrow at ' > Abraham J. Miller (0 Margaret M.
Conroy. lot and buildings, Orchard
St. War.

Ebenezer H. Pillow to Meyer Dul~

.berg, lot and buildings, Chestnut St.

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REGENT TODAY

Alice Joyce in “The' Sporting Duchess"
Once each year sportsmen from all

over the world gather :31 Epsom, m,War.

'Surrey, England, gene ly. on thatj Arthur St. J. Hill to Charles R.

V‘Vednesday before \Vhltsuntlde to at- . Morehouse, lot and buildings, Wilton

tend the Derby races. They are ia-I '
mous in song and story. Many plays ; Ave. Wat.
have bee ‘ Mary C. Hamilton to R. Ache] 3! An-

13 written around the races,.

the most famous of which is 'ngiderson, lot and buildings, Flax Hill

Sporting Duchess."t ggflerWiBoday Road.

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sngggligvtxgstf'itten by August Har- Sarah E: Randall to Harry Fuller,

[‘15 Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton lot and buildings; South Osborn Ave.

as'a mammoth spectacular drama to War.

he produce!l l the 9““? Lane thefts; George L. Britten to Joseph Lon-

ln 'mndoufilaltt tchfagfioi‘gg 19:21:11“ it. chak, lot and buildings, East Ave. War.

at; sags: gm to New York where it had Albert; Wellnltz to Lena Ettron, lot.

a, phenomenal run. and buildings. Hamilton Ave. War.

William Etl'ron and wife to Albert

PALACE T09AY Wellnitz. lot. Rowan St. and Osborn

Ave. “far.

Otto M. Harter and wife to Mary B.

urdy, lot Osbprn Ave. War.

Robert 0. Raymond to Clara Sandor,

 

 

“The Street Called Straight"
lrene Rich wears an interesting var-l
ietv of attractive new gowns in (fold ' p
wvll‘s “The Street. Called Straight. ' an
Eininon Authors production taken
from Basil King‘s novel and shown at.
the Palace Theatre today.

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DADDY LONG LEGS.

 

Mary Pickford In Role of Juddy Abbott
In Jean Webster Play.
“Daddy Long Legs" in which Mal?
Pickford will be seen at the Palace
E\Vcdneslday, Thursday and Fridaysl
2:15 7 and 9, is filled with the most
delicate and artistic imagery throu'zh-
out. One of the most effective inviti-
tanls deals with a comparison of the
"tiring of Judy Abbott. the orphan as
ylllm girl. nnd Angelica Vvyt-koi“ a
spoiled rich child. .
.Illdy. (Miss Pickford-l the little girl
who, ilcrzllilp (l‘UI‘l treatment nn_tl_lr.ld
living (-nlltlitlnlls in tho mullllu. arm:N
sunshine and :lid to the Slilillll‘l' f'llllil-
l‘t‘n is syllllitlilH-tl by :l. lily. rising from
' a dumping: :round for old rubbish. All»
i L'elit-n is symbolized its :1 hot house
iron». llt'uulit'ul Inwtllwu (if illlenso will:
elivulioll. but unable to stand the mums,
’ of (lip ordinary out Groom-s.

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io try to Pl'llt'llll't' Governor Illlil'l‘llll):
lllult his Legislature should he (‘Uln r115
ed:

(1) A tllzljnrit) of bull! llfll'lll‘h. in
both houstm‘ ot' lllO lmgislmul't‘. huvt-
petitioned the (inventor to call u 5pc
(‘lill session. ’

(3) 478 pl‘mltillr-nt Rutlllliliransllavo.
pelitiollrd tho Governor in ("All :l slic-
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Special Sale of Ladies' and

 

(Iii The Democratic party endorses . . . . . -
ithu Federal Sul‘rrtlgt- alllvlldmcnt in Misses Tl'lCOtlne and TrlCO
lvits State minim-m. lette

(I) The Republican purl). ill ctlltr -

ivcrlliml assembled. passed at ri-snu

L tion asking the Governor to call a spe- DRESSES

. cial session. i

9 -(5l Leading Republicans presented at

ltllis petition to the “(Warner and urg-
gcd him to permit the Legislature to
it pass upon the Fellerill Suffrage amend-
lnenl.
2 Every possible pressure is lie-in:
ibrougltl to bear upon him. The latest
imove is the "\Vllil'lwind Campaign."
lwhich will cover the whole of Con-

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Robert 0. Raymond to Albert Bneéh ,
and wire, lot and buildings. Oak St.
Gleason & Bee'ra to Rudoloh I. Bovi,
lot and buildinés, Hillside Ave. War.
John T. Hayes to May A. Glover, lot
and buildings, Main St. War. wood Ave. War.
Che-”0‘“ R. “the“ 9‘ “1 ‘0 G90?“ ; Madaline F. Webb or al to Belvlnn
E' Thompson and wife, lto and build- 5 Praetzie, lot,‘ Fail-field Park. War.

ings, Summit Ave. War. . -
- _ , Fannie L. Downes to Catherine R.
BM!“ Sullivan ‘0 Louis F- New? 'Aiken, lot and buildings, Stuart Ave.
and wife, lot and buildings. Clinton‘wan ‘ Oi
Ave. War. l George L. Britton to Margaret M.

{We Cobentto Mary Peer» lot am’Scofield, lot and buildings. East Ave.
buildings, Union Place. War. 3W3!

Charles F. Tristram and Leo Davis‘ '
to W. H. Ayrault et al lot and build' James E. Yates to Robert Joselov-

lugs, Edlie Ave. “,3“ .‘sky, lot and buildings, South Main
'Estate Elizabeth C. Pat! to l-‘rtlnir,St' War.
I. Jones. lot and buildings, Nilsh' PM” O'Hara ‘0 Anthony Ra” and
chg Burrs. deed. ' [wife lot. and buildings, Pleasant St.
Adam \V. Steinwaid and wit‘c to Es lfi’ar.
telle B. Sllriver et ai, lot and build-
ings. Meadow St. “'ar.
John Polesak and wtte to Tho
Polak and wife, lot and buildings, Fil
low St. “’ar.

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Thomas Point: and wife to Eugene
J. Van Nags. lot and buildings, North
Taylor Ave. War.

Alice Fitch and others to Stanley
Brooks, lot and buildings, Spring-

 
 
 

———Murray‘s at J azzland Dorlon’s Point,
'18 Tuesday April 27. Admission 50¢.

-~Metls “ONYX" silk socks, 98c.

Keeler‘s.

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE ‘

fl . A number of second hand wagons. carts. plows,
harrows. scrapers. May be seen at our yard. Priced
low for quick disposal. Terms cash.

T heNorwalk Coal £9” SupplyCo.
108 Water St., St). Norwalk, Conn.

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Phone 1959. ,
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk

Are your brakes in A1 condition?

Do your wheels line up 0. K. that you may get the full
mileage on your tires?

Are the bearings in your motor in good condition?

Now is a good time t5 go ovér the car and have it p‘i’lt’ m
readiness. You will want it just the day you find you have
neglected to have your work done.

‘ I have some tires at the old price.

AUSTIN’S GARAGE
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necticut. Forty-seven well-known ivo-
illcn speakers from all over the coun‘
try will present the situation through—
out the larger towns of the State. Non,
walk will have her share tour of the" %
best. ' ' I

Miss Ludington ended by saying
'lhtlt. though the leaders of~ the Con-
nectirut Equal Franchise Association.
had worked long, they were still work-‘
ing hard. and that Connecticut might
yet be one of the thirty-six, in spite ol‘I
New England conservatism and the ll-v
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THE UPLIFT OF THRIFT

Are you going to let your
thud-earned money slip frcml
'you, or save you?- Money frit-
itered away has littered the rock.
ibound coast of despair with[
countless financial wrecks.‘
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_ Clean And Lively .

. On Monday evening May 3rd at the
ilegent Theatre Lea Herrick heretofore
identified with the production of revue
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Comdy At The Regent Next Monday Ir

a romahtic comedyjby Moi-k Swan". en; "

 
 

l At the business meeting the treasur-i gy.

. gr of the ?%rw?‘l;§ League, Mrs. To feel the uplift of THRIFT,
.4. wnrtz, repor e a m t-tliree hundred ‘
idollarson hand, through the drive? you Pm an“ t“) save' The,
lconducted by the. finance committee.’ m 3 the flung~ Open a 3‘7"-
.hzrs. Pe‘cy’ Brooks. chairman. The. WWW here today Hidde-
0 id w {are committee reported a do-l p035 gum Eu];

nation of $100 from a previous child be siftfixed re fly and

welfare organization, Mrs. Leo Davis,
chairman. ‘

The Westport branch reported 350,
collected in that town. , ‘

Miss Mariposa,'1‘aylor outlined ’the.
plan for the “Whirlwind Campaign".
-ot which she and J dxe John E. Light
will have charge. a through which a
great opportunity will be slim-d
Nor-walk people. . . ,>
.‘ Mmcole. tin-president, was again

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BUSINESS MEN ‘

p In experience have tom-
Ban Motions with us a new
met. To young men on the it“
hold of their career a.

BANK ACCOUNT HERE,

with the resulting benefits. prestu'
and convenience is imperative.
Call and talk the matter o'er with a
and let us explain how we can I.
help to you.

Peoples’ TrustCto. .
So. Norwalk Conn.

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WASH SUITS FOR

BOYS
Sizes 2 1-2 to 10

Tthhildren’s Store
37 Washimrton St.
South Norwdk

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First Reduction of the
Season On

COATS. SUITS. DRESS-
ES. SKIRTS

Savinz of 10 to 15 oer cent.

GOLDEN’S .

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Mme. Jeannette
Says:

A Youthful Figure
Is Not Hard

TO ATTAIN

When One Wear- the

PROPER CORSET

LBt Us Prove It to You.
Corsets Fitted Free
Fittings by Appointment.

' MME. JEANNETTE
So. Norwalk’s Leading
Corsetiere and Clover
So. NOrwalk

 

 

 

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. JUST RECEIVED
April Allotment of "Miller" Portable Electric Table
Antique Bronze $14.00
Our special contact with Miller a: co. makes possible
this excoptionoliy low price.

«~ F. M. Qullen’s Electric st...“
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NEAR HARBOR VIEW

 

 

No. 12 Yost St.

New and
. 'finY
air Prices.
V rush every
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a-“ '9“ “sh-lid E88!
from our own Tarn. " 'egcmblet-l in
season trom our own garden. Char.
cod. Wane. etc.

Goods Delivened Free.
”BEIGE B. SAUNDERS.

Manger

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WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
CIGARS. CIGARETTE-8, . ,
‘ PIPES and TOBAGOO

TARLOV BROS.

lip-hobo“ cignr Store ,
Mo Block. 80- limo «
IEel. 1581

 

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”F. s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
' Scuth Norwalk ’

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