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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 8, 1920 · page 3

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ash-3115's door—and mine. If you don’t, you’re

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usual woman—Just as “BLIND HU‘SBANDS” is
usual photodrama. Come and see.
tremendous hour you’ve ever had at; any

 

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REGENT TllEATRE

‘ _ 7 and 9._
Special )qusmé Program—:Posntzvely No Advance
Prices. "

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THEATRE

PALEEmCE so. NOrwalk

Ensexnmrzsm FROM THE SENSATION-e
. mm Al” THE CAPITOL. NEW YORK ,5;

Theilastez‘lzieee of Modern Film Art '
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that in Magnificient Performance

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Wedneséay .. Thursday -‘Fr1day
June 9 June 10 June 11
THREE seams DAILY AT 2:15. 7 AND 9”.

Pnceg-3§3iiltee 25¢; Evening 30¢

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HEY call me “The Safan of the, Screen." Tfia‘t” ‘ .
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T in “BLIND EUSBANDSX’ I Play a Polished vigil: z
{is 0373;? way a Vinaln Should be played—W 3

. £0335” 3m fascinated—because I know so much about you! You.“ ;
343:.“— that I know how _to show wives when they’re neglected 1
Few... to win {their afiectionsf-how to place them where they’d

.: be at my mercy. And though you’ll stoutly deny thaé

gag wile in “BLIND HUSBANDS” is to blame, you’ll squ

.312“ with her longing for love and you’ll lay it all at'hen

You’ll have the most}
moving pictures“.

mxmm .iN THURSDAY. JUNE 9 and 10 at 2 :15.

its; Elli—loa—lling Melodramo of Model-n Timesf . f.

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Grover Cleveland Alexander is nol
gdoubl one of the greatest. pitchers oil
~31] time. He has been in Lhe“major;
Vleamtec for (on wears and has '0anan
'ed mightily. .He has led the National
League in games, won several seasons :
and has tied‘ChriSLy Malliewson's/
‘reczord of Winning thirty onmore
§gamcs three consecutive sezwons.

} But with all the great accomplish—
iments he has yet to fulfil his ambi~.
“ion—"pitch a Ito-hit. game. Hero of
imore than 200 Viethries. yet Big Alex '
lha’s failed torpitch a nohit game. He
lhas come mighty'close. hurling more
’one-hit games than probably any
fioiher National League pitcher. but
ithere has always been a barrier~be-*
ltween him and the hall of fame where
fonly the no-hit. pitchers are quartered:

In 1913. while pitching for fhiladel-‘f
vphia against St. Louis, the mighty Al— .

lexander had a no~hii game within his
igrasp.
‘shoved hack lite Cardinals about, as
;fast as they approached lhe plate.
vonly one having r ached first. via a
.base 611 balls. Th re were two out -in
the ninth inning, and Butler. the third
man up. had two strikes on him. i:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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presxdency, $91)th be? '1.

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REGENT TODAY—OUT YONDER

3 Ralph {nee presents beantiful Olive
"am. in 21‘ Thomas in "Out. Yonder" today. The

ice and snow to rescue a. ‘bravergirl ..
who is holding her enemies at bay ..

HULLIEN TO SUCCEED' MITCHELL
, NEWARK” Del, June 8.-——Dz} Wal-
ter Hullien, dean of the University of
South Sewanee, Tenn, has been de 2
' committee of ,
\the board ofirustees of Delaware’éCol- ‘ "
lege, to succeed Dr, Samuel C. Mil:
‘ The committee :8 fl '
Strohenn at.“ make announcement; of. mean-
gpointment at Commencemem Week, .7
awe- which starts Saturday.- él). Mitchell. ,
after serving six years as president. '
is seen recently resigned to acoeptghe‘chfi;
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looked good for Alex. but,
ruled otherwise. and on the nextvpltch ; Tarrytown. yesterday. Yenng Auden
Butler smashed a clean single overeon'has a fractured skim but will
lnet-om! base. .
.ander pitched five oneklt games. *

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. l The kind wot oeople who love are

" the chattacters in

“Old Lad? 31”

A Screen Version of Rachael (ii-our
‘ ers’ Famous Stage Play, 1
Sparring

EMMA DUNN

It Ranks as a Theatre Classiw,
. .3 ‘ Six heart-hold Acts.
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HIGH CLASS MOTION PICTURES
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FRED HAIN
lfi‘meadow St... South 5m
Light and He"!

TRUCKING .
ICE AND WOOD
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DLIVE, THOMAS

To see her in any place,.is to love
her. but. you‘ll love her more in
Ralph Ince‘s big wholesouled
atom: of a whole-souled lovely

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“Out Yonder”

Holmes’ Travelogue.
. Sunshine Comedy.
Coming.r
One of ‘the Greatest Pictures Ever
Attempted to Screen,

“In Old Kentucky”

 

 

GERMAN TRAINMEN REFUSE '
TO CARRY TROOPS

BERLIN. June T.~Members of the
e Railwaymen'e Union have decided to
refuse to work 'on ti‘ains carrying'
French colored moons aer‘ow Gernr
any to Poland. according to the Tate-E
glische Rnndsehau. Whll‘h states a do;
inland to this effect has lzcon present—f
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MELLO HELD IN $8.309 BAlL

Joseph C. Mello, of menlli. a fire-
: i.man on'the New Haven linilt‘omi. is
.. gin the Greenwich jail unable to secure‘

13.000 bail for trial. He ran down “'aL}
1191‘ Anderson on the Post road, wilh'

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LATES'l: STYLES

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White Footwear

See our Window Display
Open Saturtlay Bum
MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
' 31 South Main St.

 

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BRITISH ATHLETIC TRYOUTS.

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can and Manchester.

LONDON, Juno T.-Alhlelic events
for the purpose of choosing contest:
ants for the Olympic Games. in Ant-
werp. this summer. were held in
South London. yeslerday. and were
marked by performances whiehiwere
first class under the conditions.

W. S. Kent of Oxford. won the 120~

‘ya'rd hurdles in 15 seconds. while the

running broafl jump Winner was F. Ti.
money. 01‘ the Irish Guards. who made‘
19 feet. :3 inches.
Similar contests
Newport Athletic Club, N. E. Holland
winning the 100»yard dash in m 2-5

woke held at, the:
J, Williams won the milef;

seconds.
making the distance in 4 minutes and
41 seconds. The “ii-yard hurdles;

went to J. E. Vaughn. of Newport:
whose time was 67 seconds. while J.:
Parkin. of >81. SQViour’s. led in the:
high jump with a record of 5 feet. 1:
inch. A: Manchester Howard 1333:9113
of Liverpool. English champion. won g
the broad jump by making 20 feet, 3
:2 inches. ,

 

Our bib; stock ofiall models

' 5—”)? damaged bvwater and as we have secured , adlustment
-._.___*"“ from the Insuranc 00.. we are 201119: to ewe the nubile

. the benefit and close out all stock on hand at. attractive ’-
nnces. -

The damages-are so slight

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"‘Utd DPOgi-am also includes :1 Sunshine
.eomedy. and Holmes travelogue. new.
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,.;;;gg,.5g PALACE TOMORROW ‘ ,
_ ;, m' a}... An all star cast will the seen to' -. to be mchamcallv perfect and t0
, . negro, morrow at, the Palace in “The Coup
.5. .Q5 : age of Marge O’Doone. It ’is the story _ on the cabinets are the only
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The sale will last until we are gum-91y said out and mm

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. ' Columbia +¥Grafonolals

; Every one Guaranteed Mechanically Perfect

We guarantee'evefv Grafonola that leaves our store

will be sold. ,We have phoned out i'
New (alumina Grafonolas and when E
be , soil! at regular nmces. ‘

GOT GOOD RESULTS

Ibis honezt. straight {ennui letter
from a woman “no ha. - sulfa «:1 should
be heeded by all offline) n th backv
athe. rheumatic m'm. 2501‘93112130163,
«nu! “er mling, and other gymn-
tams of kidney and bladder trounle; ”l
have got sum good rents from Frlray
liioney Pills 2‘13! 1 can sleeo much bet.-
79: and the pain in my back and sides
:5 a good tot hello-r. . tun going to
lawn on taking them.“ Mrs. Chas.
Gray, 2m -t‘n Sn. {11331047, .\5iC.J.-~Still,
son-Powell Corp. ,

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A sounded vole“. reduction
Cafe. pleasant. Brings slendernees.
health ultimatum“.
all 9! Ital-em at the druggist‘s.
motions. You are allowed to eat sweets.
eta: no starvation or strenuous exercising:
Sour life (becomes worth living with
mind. improved figure. buoyant step. cheer-
toluene and optimism. Get thin and my to.
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VICToRIA’TAXI' f Co.
Albert Romano.era.
Phone 937.

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(code. age. papers, junk and all
second~hnnd~gooda Anything ya
have. Price according to the qual-
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OLD CLOTHES MADE To LOOK
, LIKE new. ,
Its fine to Wear your new W

your old clothes as it the! was
new. 7 .
LATEST MODEL TAILOR
Clifford ‘Hotel. 7 mo

Entrance on Elizabeth 81.

der. Cleaning. Pruning.

like old. but it's still fine: to went 7,

Our Specialty-83“: Made a on -‘

SAVE nvnmr

EGG . » . , ,,
, YOU CANG‘ET ,
Buy your eggs at the mm,
‘ Wt price and male
nerve them in a solution :1th
ter Glass. Eggs keep in thie_~reo«.
lotion, retain their neutritiw‘
value for front six montheito 1:
year. clean and easy to hanfile.
ole gum will we
thwmy dozen eggS. ~

40¢ a ouart ~

H. A. MEAD:

Pszscmp-now 'PHARMACJS’f;
8 Earth Main Street, -
South Nat-walk. Conn.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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DorlonHouse
Shore Dinners ', ,,
Allkinésof SeaFood
Steaks, Chops and i
A La Carte

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