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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 21, 1920 · page 3

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TUESDAY, SEPT 3;, 16m

PALAC

So. Norwalk
PHONE 344

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11311 Class lotion MW“
mooted Orchestra Every.
performance

Today and Wednesday

Vaudeville and Pictures, 2:15 a. 7
Pictures Only 9:15

BIG FALL FESTIVAL PROGRAM for Months.
George Leonard & Co. FEATURING, AS suns

With Irene Chesleigh, Gertrude . , ‘ i
Morgan and 00., In their laughable - “181110118 Davy. 5

comedy offering—“Mr. Chaser." Le .
w1s Stone
“The Thomas Saxotette” Jan N k
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With Joe Thomas Himself,
Holmes Travelogue 1

I and Feature Picture.

. Today at 2:15. 7:15. 9:15
“The River’s End” ' '5

 

 

Positively the Bea. P1921"! We
Have Been Privileged to Present

NEW HAVEN JITNEY pitthu i send against the tail end— . . ' . .. A ‘
'9. ill RgJECTED ers Ed in (‘icotte and Cline W'il
Nd ....- 11:1:115 wily in the season the acesdoi
m“ M ca sommen. the local pitching staff. were rea y
l :am“°7"_ ”‘L'aw in War but then- was a possiliiIFty that l‘n’c er en .
Theatre 1 David )1 ’19,: F\.ldse!;:_q1§“ayor Kerr or one or the youngsters might
', ’ - . a. l C-gcrr. t is all y 5 (11. 1 ,1 d {h 1
1 High Class Broadway Vaudeville sent the jitncy ordinance 1,11“??ng bp (1“ n. (anon ntlmr e ‘

'ward at aldermea. pointing out that
it had not been properly paused and

in the or dinance itsell.

 
 

ihl‘OW it out.
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few days

CHICAGO Sept. 21.»The (‘lnuagn leu ankles and joints, acheS. mint .
“1”“? SM ioda) new mnfldcnt t..- SOI‘CnPSs and rheumatic. pains. F0103? Bending Accessory SW
making it thicc.4t1'ai,:ht met l’l1ila Kidney Pills have Elven relief to "
‘ulphia in thri1 p91 .nant d 1411 1111. thousands of mun and women. ' 9 W Avenue

Manager Gltason “as undecided what

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Kerr would “9 saved for the series
11' th Cleveland opening inumdly.

How One Woman War He 'ped.

Athen \\ nlkcr. New River ['51,
writes: “I haw bcci. troubled Wil’
weak kidneys for two ycnrs. I took
Foley Kidney l'llls and they helped
me fine. I rest line all nlzht and not.
have no trouble with my: kidneys.’
\R'hcn the kidneys do not properly do
their work, acids and poisons left in
the systcm muse weak :1an l:=mc Dark]
dizziness. pufl‘incss under «ayes. nwol ‘,

Reduction on

TIRES
Aaron Kohn

 
 

hat no public htaiing had lncn given
At the meet
the aliivrr-wn ac-
ordimmcc and voted in

It was announced that a
ordinance unuld he d'avin up
“Li a public hen i111: piyen “ithm a

this
bled

evening
the

 
 

CHicAoo AFTER THREE
STQAlGHT.

 

 

 

Stillnon. Powell Corporation

 

 

LES VALDONS
Introducing the Two Mile Bicycle —Wednosday——
Race On Wires—Something entire-
ly new and novel to the stage.

Ann and Marie Clarke

Two wel-known headliners—known
as the beat comedy ulster act in

S‘ Rel Mue'ciane. 1 .
'x a ' 1 Sunshme- Comedy
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Bessie Baricale
_I N—

“Life’s Twist”

 

 

intro- E
ducing one of the flachieot and best 1
Musical Novelties in Vaudeville— '

V‘"°'°‘”"" Coming Fri. and Sat.
1 Harry Thurst “The Modern
The popular comedian and enter- | 1 .
tainer. Screen Vampire"

—-Toda.v Only—
Mary Mles Minter

..._| N—
A Cumberland Romance

—-WednesdaY-—
Madge Kennedy

_|N_

‘THE TRUTH”

—Thur. & Fri.—
THOMAS MEIGHAN

LOUISE GLAUM

_IN_
In A Startling‘ Photo Drama

"s E x”

With Five Acté of Vaudeville.

 

 

 

 

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songs. including that about tht‘ ".\ion- l
ki-x' Gland" “'1'1'1- Eludicrous and 1111-
act won tlu- lmusc. ‘ l' 1:! it took Ann

’nnd .\l:1ri1- (‘l:1rk1.to almost stop in;
lht shun in lln fourth :1ci “lltll the-v
:-1ppi :'111d :1s striking \\' 11th was pick-
11111;; :1 restuuruni.‘ 'l‘lirir chain-rand
songs togethi r with Mario Clarke's;

 

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SEATS ARE NOW SELLING

 

 

 

Regent Theatre?
NORWALK—PHONE 1501

ONE NIGHT ONLY '
THURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30

WHIMSICAL RICHARD f

CARLE

_IN_: .
VICTOR HERBERT’S
New Musical Play

“SOME COLONEL”

—WITH-—

GIRLS—GIRLS—GIRLS

PRICES. 75 cts.. $1. $1. 50. $2 5 ‘

Following Its Engagement Here and In One Other
City of the State—“Some Colonel” Goes Directly to
New York City for the Season

 

 

 

SEAT SALE FRIDAY. SEPT 24.

 

 

I'll lltl”

will play today 'for Illt‘ last
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:1t H11 l‘::1!1ce 'l'hi-ulrc. The story
lwns “1111111 l1y.l:1mes Olin-r Cur-
lw ood. distributi d by 'li‘irst Nutlonnl
l-.\liiliitors‘ Circuit and includes such
well—known stars as Lewis Stone.
Murjoriv how and June Novnk in the
cast. . ,

The action of the play revolves

[around an outlaw. his impersonation

AT THE THEATRES

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1.151111 Marshall Ncilan Production at
Palm-trio" Stars Lewis Stone. Jam-
l\ nak and “arjoric Dan.

l\ .ushzill Neilnn's first ludepcndtnt

«Wu-l :15 a producer “The. River's

 

 

:Iciinx coniliillwl it) mnki- 0m- ot' tho!
law-.1 \:lllllt'\'illt' numbers that has!
(\‘l‘l‘ lircn oil’i'rml in town. The
Thomas Siw—o—ti-tlc which closo-d the
show is too wrll knou'n to “00:1 much
.ommi-nt. Illl\lll2']llll)l‘ll ihc Hippo.

“PRINCE CHAP”
—Saturday—

First Official and Only Authorized
Public Pictures Ever Taken At the

 

WHY DON'T YOU I‘LL VOU-
Wrecking Car
—-TO—-

Norwalk
Radiator Repairing Co.

Attention Pix-Service Men!
-—-MONSTE~R—

.MASS MEETING .............
at REDMEN’SLHALL' . ' ;

. s n. G. CANDY co.
.Norwalké

WEI: Conf on
.3 “30“ AVIIUI.
Wednesday,/Tomorrow Eve’g. 8 o’clock
Speakers—Vaudeville—Music
Everybody Welcome

new IOBWAII. con.
No Admission Charge

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Dr. S. M. Dietz
DENTIST

 

 

 

17 South Main Street

 

 

 

 

ilromc. “'init-r Hairdo-'1 and all big
““1“" in Rome, Showmg H" Ne'w York 'l‘hcutns “1th succtss it
HOIH‘IGOU was not surprising that llicy should
POPE BENEDICT xv grl :1 hit: lmnd llITNtll'\\illk. And it!
Prince of the Roman Catholic is :1 t'uct that ”11- undicnci- rcmnincd;
Church. sulti-tl :11 ”11- conclusion of thc :11"!

until tlw pcrt'ormcm had nnswcrcd
{tour curtain culls and tin-n grudging-

FEATURE PLAY :lv lt't'l. Mary Mill-s Mintcr was stur-
{‘ll‘ll in llw {1511111'1- pii'lnri “.\ t‘um-

“ ° ' 99
Eddle P010 Sena] I~l111'l:11ul llmnz inr'i- ' and this uttruc~
Wm 111011 is lu- M 1m 1 lud. 11. 'l'hi- Hind.»

\illi \sill l1 I‘ll'st'llllll on \\’cdnc:«i:1_\'
will) Nltltluu' l\tnniily :.ppi:11'lll;.' Il‘l

Elaine Hammerstein

 

 

 

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of the otlici-r who cuptniid him :md' The Truth."
dicil. "fill his struggli- to and 111' :11:!
and lizippini-ss :11 “’I‘ht- liiu r s "‘ ..‘nd l "ADAM .-\.\l) EVA"
An extraordinary lou 1111111 st in! “.\d:1111 :md l-2\.:.." this season's

wow 11 into ”11' plny In' ”10 1:111tu.1l:1 0111: 11y sucm ss. (lint-l from :1 run of
:1tll‘: 11' lion (1| ll11' 111:18111111111l1‘wl :11111‘1n1-1 :1 _\c:1r :11 llll' Lollgucrc 'l‘lu-ntrt'.
tltc slst: r of lll' man “host 11 nor he \‘1 \\ \‘ork “ill t‘~'1ll)\‘ to the l’nluci-i
I ll 15 :issumt- -1l 'l'luuti'c. 'i‘lrui'stlzu 1 “111111.- 01‘ this
l l t Wis Slonc \\'t't'k. St-plt'mlu l‘ LR. Tho phi) is the

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is SCt'n in the lending

 

 

'1'olv- of John “(Till wantcd fur inur- Joint contribution at (in) Bolton and
Idi-r. '(ii orgi- .\liddl( ton. tuo authors who
1 —————~—-——- have 151- 1- 11 rc sponsiltlc for some of the
i Ill-Itil‘ZN'l‘ \'.\I‘DI~Z\'II.I.I'Z 'most succi-sslul pl: 115 ct :lu- pus: lent
' l'w. :‘11s I“. ltzn (‘ on'tsim k and Morris‘

lIu~clIcnt Program of (‘unlrily and (ii-st. lhc [ll'dtlllct'l‘h 01 “Adam and

l \uricly ()l‘li-I'i-il fur the First 'l‘hn-c‘ l'lx'u" will :wnd llI‘Y‘G' :1 (us! and pro—
* Days of "11' “1-1-11. (Incliun t-quul in (‘\'('l‘_\' rivspvct to ”11'

Then is comcdy and \‘uricty (1111- which 1.111 so snt'cssi‘ully in New
i, :-1pl(nt\ :1t ”11- lligt-ni 'l‘hcuiri- lor tlu- York 'l'hi- list ot‘x players will in-

 

[111st llll‘t'O (1111's of this wm-k us was cludc some of the 'bcst known come-

 

:1pp:11‘1-nt \stt-rdzu‘ in anyone who til-'diuns of tin- pri‘m‘nl «luv. including,
trndcd ”11- initial prescntutions of (in- Miss Lois Bolton. the well konwnl
now \'llll(ll'\'l”t' program. It is 1-\'i- comi-vlinnc. Mr. Contra Gwynne. Mn,
tit-n! than :1 "monkI-y gland" runs‘t'lmrli‘s Hird. .‘5ll‘. Charles Horn!
through the wholc cour51~ ol‘ li\ 1- 1111111 Miss ltosi-n‘nry Hilton. Mr, Frank H.l
and ”11- show “us thoroughly i-njoyml Kniuht. Miss Ade-L111 “valvy. Mnl
liy luru'i- audiences. 1.1-3 Vulilnns 011- Fr: 111‘. l‘qlmi-r. Miss Ramona \\‘1-:1<l
i-ncd ”11- Show \\itl1 tight and slnck'u-i' and Mr. :1l'ul Hell. Seats are nowl

\1'11‘1- pcrl‘ortn:n1c\vs :md (‘lUH'il with
:1 two niilt' ("\(‘IG' r:l(‘l' (111 win-:4. H: 11"1\
'l'hnrshy. :1n I-Ingllsh (‘Olllt'tllllll oi.|
t'crcd non-ll) song's. rccilntions 'iml.
clutl'ucti'r imncrsonutions ll‘ill wc r1 a.
decided ltil. “Mr. (‘hnsr" is the title
of comedy sketch that was prcsan-(L
by George Lconurd. supporicd by
Gertrude Morgan & (‘0. This was a
scream from siz'ut to finish. leon 1rd] 1111. nsit) at. 10: 40 a. m. It was esti-
is well known :15 an actor and is at mated that the disturbance occurred‘
his best in this piece. His antics and about 3 300 miles from W'ashlngton.

lselling.

SEVERE OUAKE ls RECORDED.

“‘ASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—~A very
severe earthquake was retordéd yes-
terday on the seismograph at Geome-
i1 1. n a'nnmrsity. The d'sturbance be- 1
gen at 9:58 a. m. and continued until!
about 12:30 p. m.. with in greatest

 

N-cnc from \ i1 tor Hct'lx r't s n:- \\ mm 'cal (finial)
‘uilli thlmrd (arlc liim~c If and (In:
Thurs-day night. September 30.

Seat! Norwalk

 

 

 

Wiring ”with! l

lithium“

Electrileork

D. D. READYOFF

”'1‘:an
mus Solthxorwflk

F RANKEL

l7 WalSt. Nor-well:

 

 

 

 

$2.00
ATHLETIC

UNION SUITS
$1.48

 

 

 

 

"Stunt“ Colin-I"

fill! ‘(1‘>>

—'I'II bit Salesman—A Want u
the W hr the best mu. Ito.

m In the Sentinel.

original mm at tho llcg'cnt Theatre,

 

N-at sale Scptcmber 24.

 

 

 

Savings 'as

 

ever held 111 the Norwalks.

 

 

igh as 40 Per Cent Offered 1n Our
Removal Sale.

Owing to our new home not being ready for us to move into this coming week, as we had anticipated, and the fact
that we must vacate our present location by October 1st, we will offer some attractive bargains to further reduce our stock

.of Furniture, Bedding, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies and Housefurnishings. You should not fail to take advantage of this
great money saving Opportunity. The large number of people Who have visited our store acclaim this the greatest sale
It 1811 ’t necessary. to tell you that our prices are low.
matter how low the price the merchandise 1s of the first qual ity. Whether you need an odd piece of Furniture or an en-
tire house furnished, you cannot afford to miss this wonderful Opportumty ' ' ' ' ;

 
 
 
 
 

.This you can see for yourself, and no

 
 
 

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