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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 19, 1920 · page 3

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Theatre

1.3- u-rlainnlcnt “caring Hu-
' gcnt Stump 1»: Quality Is
(£11.11'11ntccd.

 
 
 
 
 

 

- Today at 2:15. 7 and 9
America's Greatest Actor

A LLIAM FAVERSHAM

‘ Is the screen's newest prize in
' “ The Man Who
Lost Himself "

VA Itory of two men and one woman
'..——of two men who lived on: life—-
of one man who lived t: ' lives.

MW‘

SATURDAY

A photo drama of exceptional merit
and power

3;: “THE GOLDEN TRAIL"
With an All Star Cast

SUNDAY EVENING

Paramount Picture

Elsie Ferguson
in

. ”LADY ROSE 'S DAUGHTER"

 

COMING SOON !

'An all wool romance—lined wtih
‘ cllk and stitched with laughter.

Thomas Meighan
in
' ‘CIVILIAN CLOTHES"

A. snob made safe for democracy

 

 

100 PER CENT
ENTERTAINMENT

;rHE HOUSE or

 

Today at 2:15, 7 and 9

"THE BEST SHOW
OF THE YEAR
THE EARLES
in
“THE SPIDER'S WEB"

Sandy Fallow
._1TTL.E BIT OF SCOTCH’

Brown and Lane
as
"N EIGHBORS"

Iangdon and Smith
“SENSIBLE nonsense '

The Short Vamp
Nine pretty girls—Songs,

Dane es—Gnap
and
William Crane and Buster
Keaton

SAI’HEAD”
with Vaudeville

WAN DA HA W'LE Y

in

“3 IRTU OUS SINN ERS"

SUNDAY EVENING
At 7 and 9

The Third Paramount—Sunday
Offering

Elsie Ferguson
in

“LADY ROSE’S DAUGHTER"

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“THE

Saturday.

'-7t3:—--t

j REMEMBER

Thursd'y. November 25

. THA . .‘SGIVING DAY

1 The: Complete Shows—-Vaudeville
and Picture

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.lnvlzo' John H Hunt of Smith Nnr—

“col: fur lite
yr-nvuuid vltiyl.

(lr'fi'mlnnt of $10 :1
support or lhvir rli'vc-I'.

by

 

27 Ely Avfnue

TURKEYS ......
SPRING GEESSE

FOWLS
ROOSTERS

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gluon-ole.-

FANCY SPRING CHICKENS . .

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Sanitary Meatand Live Poultry Market

M. TENYI

South Norwalk; Conn.

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ALL KINDS OF MEAT AT LOWEST PRICES
NATIVE AND WESTERN LIVE POULTRY

650 lb.
45c lb.
. 45c '11).

45c lb.
.............. 32c l8.

..-a-.o.o.-.-o-oou-o"'
.o..'--.-oo¢.oc
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.....

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SPRING DUCKS ..................... - ........... 50c lb.

Killed and dressed while you wait.

 

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. Washington Market

145 Washington St. Tel. 346. So. Norwalk 9'

Here we are .1 O‘a'n leading: 0111' competi- I
t'0'1s in the Lowest Prices for l
( 01119 in
that 0111' Qualitv is the Best. Telephone your
01"(lei and let us put it aside until you

and let us convince vou

call

 

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Fresh Hams
‘1. Shoulder Pot

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ROUN D STEAK
SIRLOIN STEAK
PORTERHOUSE
BREAD AN
11:11:11 '12":

4 1. n a
STICKINC
BgN ELESS

5.
l

UMP CORN BEEF

B ROAST b d
H \IBI’RGI‘RonSeTh
BEEF LIVER

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02‘

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0U R BIG SPECIALS

3 Small Fresh Shoulders ............. 27:: lb.
...................... .35c lb.
‘ BEEF SPECIALS

Q SHOL LDER STEAK

STEAK
I) BUT¥ER ROAST

nd

PIECE POT ROA
. 1111-111) POT ROA. .....
.sn OR CORNED PLATE B EF .....1

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RI
iii)“ ED CORN BEE‘F‘ ' ' ' ' " """

........................... 18c lb.__ '
LAMB SPECIALS

........

SHOULDERS OF LAD M
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401: lb.
42c lb.

...... o

.......... lb.
.................. 32 c lb.
Rolled ........... 36c lb.

S'I‘ .......... 28c lb.
T . . 30c lb.
12c lb.
28c and 30c lb.

2l18cl

l
.................. 18c ll).

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&

13.11:: .3.

................ .
.........

24c lb.

. ...... . 40c lb.
lb.
lb.

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‘ Store Closes at 7

 

 

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intr rnntion: 1H1
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hr-l-rnu'l: l‘ir'turc. “Tlic Man V\ lm l. as:
llunwli.” In) H do: Vere Stzurpoulv.
WIJAll \‘lil lit»— shuwn’ni tilt“ lh-g't-nt
'i‘lm'd-v- toda}. tells the following
.~-1-r',» inn? Tin l-In. :11 .u‘ or who was
'111"e!?;.‘:v" with..-\1162i:11.soci:1l dis-
1”. ”Julius

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.uinr “.15 c-lmut In L:-
rzr-d 1.- tlu- l'nx'u'ul Sum-x
quite :gnor;:nt_o{ tltv color
horns betvn-cn IH'LU‘UPS and whit-u; :13.
we n1 uln- Hit-11‘. in this country. llt- up- I
monolnul 191.. liu-nw- lam—rm: in nos—
'rm.

llc man aged to fill
'11 (hr:

ninr-
Being
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in H1: nnswms
various questions on the slipl
'11' up hazule-d him without much
vu‘f- :l'y until h: came to a. single
. 1'7 'Color?’ For a monientthls
. 1 r tint-alerted to floor 111111 1111111 he
11-. » .- rul that his complexion was

vrl) floi'hL so undaunted he
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MaDUfaCturers’
Outlet StOre

127 Washington St., South Norwth

030ml“?-

O‘ “3:"; " ”WV 1.

1’.

Telephone 346

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SELLING OUT

Our Last Stock

Ladies’ COats

MUST BE SOLD BELOW COST.

 
 
 
 

 

 

the Best Quality ’1 ‘

 

iii-7e Pizrposely Arranged 77153
Thanksgiving Club for You

DINING a Club carries, with it an implied
‘ understanding that you are to recsivc benc-

"its that you might otherwise mis. '
Th NE“ Emu-1N (‘3' .11

10'1 do not bu. something upon the “iis
‘z'lll‘ It)" .\ ('Ll'lir :111'1 yonr'mr'rnln.
i.lv- you to t-vrtnin (li'finitc privill-gcs.

.—

l'-'ur first (lull priyilc“ l1
.. law 11 x1211 121115111.“ Illn- '
mond [Ilse Pli- 110~mpla and
in" dozen or so ljdlson Pc-
(‘ri'alllons immediately dcllv-r
cred to your home. Th1-
choicc of the Model and the
music rut: entirely with ylm.‘

lan unfold“ in c'. (7"11' .1;<i(
mwr pus: 11‘1115 of “hit“ 1 Ion lune 11M 01' lnzfu"? Ilrc m: 'cll.
llmcn' plan ' -
r»:'.1!p in 12114

When You Join

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Ynu pa}: rc:—;'1l:'.1' (‘lul' Duos
as you would in :my inner or~
All this time you
EDISON and
whil", your

ganizulion.
hay.1 your {\‘E‘f:
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You Are A Life Member I
No More Due: To Pay '

W hen y 011 listei' to an L‘dison I10 (‘16 .1? '.0n
vou are impiessctl that you are getting music
quite dil'tercnt from any other 5: milar experi-
ence.

\Ou immediately \isualik Hie artist

 

2‘9:- nistrunun‘. is phylng .‘t is the

ing in person {or you.

This 93' iiicrallftr1ie A'
adjusted makes: it

the .‘II'ZVV EDISO.Y .

17': lair. Ave
11111. Conn.

85 North Main St

 

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31:11 forget that
li'. ing.

PLAYS ALL MAKES 0F RECORDS

‘imple attachml'nl
possible for \ou to play any rm 11rd on

Don’t Wait—JOIN
The Alfred Fox Piano Company

87 Atlantic S1

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Science
1 Scores
Success.

j",e.§1cat ‘ iowas Gathered!
to See the Natureo—
nathic Demonstrations

. at Red Men’s Hall, 25'

W a: hington Street.

.AFFLICTIONS REMOVED IN
A SINGLE TREATMENT

Push Button Here —— Relieve!
thile You Wait by the
Founder of Natureopath

 

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t 1.11.1111" 1| Friday and Saturday
\t 2 p m.

l’ "‘m" ~ I" ll hiu h-v-n ~1-mu'cd fur
\Imulay. \11\: min £21111. at 7:30
xlmrp tn acumlmlatc [how who

could not attt'ud nl’tvrnoum
S 'ut‘n .‘\' "'
again ustnnishml with tho (\lraordi-

:“nary hailing tort-rs as displayed in

”Ed “11-11 3 Hall in tin \‘nturvopathic

.d111101115l1.1tnt~ and loundcr of The

jlllimu'r I'lllll'll‘ 01' Nuaunwuiny 0|

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mli- nm- cum» from for and
nuns! rcmnrkabk‘
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:1H;1:.;'.\111<'«1i tint thu-
1-1» 111' .‘\':1lnr1'01;;1'h;. 1'11 llm- hands of
inmpdvn :n-l thorn-Highly trained
:mlltmnvr was stun-I'M in tht‘ heal-
l: [11' nm' 1-1'1-0111'pllsln .l “ondt'rs af-
only luris'i‘ :wrl mumvnwry treat-
Muny 31111111; '11011 and wmm'n.
”invading Un- gratifyini nsults ac-
omnislntl. hnu' lm'nmi' inspired
v1.1. this natural health system and
'm -31sirvns (11’ taking up this work
“1341 prurussion.

l Tlu- instt'uclln' lt'l'tnr'v which pn‘k
inr'lmi 13'1- lv-innnsru-iiun 'lrall Mth
'xxlnl :11111 intri't-slin: sulum'ts and
illil‘lfi' liq!" tipon 1hr n.1turv' 11f aculv
:us wvll :15 chronic :illmtlnts. Every

 

Over Hall of Your Membership Dollai
Works at Home

right

Fifty 11-:
mined by \nur llN'hl ll"-

uf volunlury contributhlns.
piglet} our projects.
nxcztmbrsllip dIIL-s~'~—tlnrw
foreign

The. balance mt all
national lu-mlqunrtx'rs :1: Wu

 
 

50¢

 

Roe how lawn a W'V'

lit-r1- in 31111: 1111.11 1'11111...1.n.ly.

.l< of 1'\\‘I'_\‘ il'l".’i 11-”-
l 1'1““! vii. 11.11”" —

IS FOR
NATIONAL
USES

 
 
 

'1 Li" "f 1101' liwl CrOSS nicnth'sh' dollar they!
P

:vc-l {rum annual menil‘wrshlp duos 13 re-

—to fight :1. seas: and make your own community a health.er

safer p' ace for you and your family
-—-to teach emergenc,‘ aid In case of accidents

—— to save the bamcs and

hygiene, care of the sick, and tome (Skittles.

”to give immediate reliel to vict?‘ ol epidemics.

floods, fires or similar canamntics

\

guard the family health by teaching homo

explosions,

..—to aid in the care of crippled children, deserted mothers, finan— ‘

cial stress, etc.

What Is Done With the Rest

111v!.;l,n-1'.\l1i;v «luvs

drizzun

Tin-so includi- :llitll'lllis sl

'lln'rv‘ is 213511 lurludiwl “:1-

.\:1!lui z-l

lands, and pziitly to: national rciici “orig

including
Sassistance to soldiers, sailors and marineo in camps and hoo-

pitalo
_ao¢l’otance to families of servicel men
bassistance in sudden disaster.

-—public health and nursing service

amounts

in

ls‘T-onvrrded tn the Red Cross
Nufiunnl 1".1111l~' :m: conmoscd principally
'21 on hand for uncom-

rccclved from

{'11: as an- ll't'd ;:11'!l_v [or roll“ work in

the L'uited Staten

——devolopment of Red Cross oervice program In the Unlted Staten.

The management cost at National Headquarters and tho

. 14 Division: is less than 4 per cent of the total expenditures.

Join the Red Cross or renew your membership during the

RED” CROSS

Advertisement No.1

0'

1:01.11”mar CALL

17—2 colt. x 10 inches.

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hmiu 1] 1n 1h: 1 113' ity of Scicncvs.
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:1 m mam" 1'

; Among: llmsv “l.”
trvntnu-nt 1,11: Ill" stwgv yrslt'hluy “as
an ('l-lcrly' g1 nllv'ninn 1111111 Spring:
strum. who had ln-cn xruulvlvd for a
lung “now with stit'l'noss of ”11' knms.
Al’tcr rz-q'vivnu; muzmtm from thr
ilt'nll)n.\Ir-II(H' in: could kick and twirl
:zind squat. llq- umnt through all
'thvst' mow 11111113 with Ha: 1:111:10 and
lumynncy m, :1 yrxtiih and was prornso

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1'1 co-iw'd

l .\ 31-1'111: lu-lV wlzu R'Ill't-rml four
u-z’l's frum lifillf‘:1i,"l" 1' 4'.“ :'vl1‘~-\r(l of
:«l! 141111 111:: iill‘llli'lél 1.1” (111w.

'l‘l1-~ 11.1% 1":s- 11. 111 .i }I'r"10'l'rl:l_\‘ was
:11: 11.11111 1mm “31.. luvs u! the City
‘liL-trl H1 5.1M. Hint ‘ l..ul stiffen-I‘d
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filial

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guilt .
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5‘13id that

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lo'r :1lu'. axt irn 11 :211 ' r.‘ 111111112111: con.

s:.11.~~.-:1.;1 Imprnu men? “as 1111" .l.
S111 5.1M. ‘l'm'tur. lu'v"1.11nly' lm'l
1:1'11Y1 lvr'h'r.”

’l‘Z-t nr=l cusp ll’~.1.0'i “us :an with-r.
1\ human ii'uni ltou'uytnn who had
four. lurimll; Mind 11:: luv'l!) yours.

was hs-lzu-vl so mur-h in u i‘vw minute's

.timl NIH' “as .1lvl: In twll the» diffcr-
('l’k't' lu".'.\'m 11 “11' mm; :..’i-l wnnh'n In
tho mnlnnw. NW “.15 \or\' much
pit-1:311! will: :11: ‘lr't'nliJv 12?.

An l'lfl'l‘l‘u' lav}?! lulu}: on Spring
min-1.! Mn. Uu' lli'xl can" tri'ulnl. Slip
was sutl'o ring from 1min and stiffness
01' 1‘11- 111 'k. A1111 11:1 tumult-3' Na-
tui‘wmmthiu' truilmvnt sln' 11:11.}. "inoc-

tm'. my pain is 11011-2"

An old man who could not takc a
single Sll'l) “ilhuul his cum- wus given
a low minuus‘ ll‘t'.1ll‘.i“l]l and to the
criminal zislonislimo-nt oi the» public lu'
not only abandon-ml his. 1111112 but
{walked out of tho hull without it.

A man about 6'1 ycurs ulcl 'hzui all
H1“ sillinrm; ot' 31:12 11> “1 ll :18 11" his
rhcumntlc paint: 1': livvml in about
1: minutes time.

A lady who had lN'e'n sufrv‘ring from
inflammatory rheumatism for some
time “118 hr'lpml onto ”11- platform.

A young man from Kryw-r place.
Host Normalk. who had sul'l‘rrwl with
a constant pain in tho brad tor a your
and :1 hull as :i r0311" 01' which he
Iwas olvlim-d to lie: awake- mnny a
:night. W21; free-d from-his affliction
alter a lu'ivr Naturn-nx-athic tri-atment.
l The lectures hum brought out the
;t':u't‘th.'-.t thosr gratifying rvsnlts arc
obtained not in 1111111 matural powers
'lsut. 1:11 Hi (y :“u: all ban!!! on the well
'cstablished sci: ntiiic principles of the
muhamc 1| p-zj. 'cholnnicnl and materi-
al proccdurrs which Irc inrludul in
the Triplicitv or Scic'ncts as taught
tin the Naturoopaihic ( out-tr: It, had
been emphatitulh st: 11ml that all well
trained practitionm. \orsnd in the
icomprclicnsivc curriculum. as taught
-at the colleg'c. will be able to duplicate
the magnificent healing rcsuits'ob-
mined in that» clinics performed be-
-fore all who are willing to Inventi-
.gau' this unique mothod.

i "The Scientific Naiurvopath."
joft'icm‘. magazine repn-stnting this
;gr€-at healing science and containing
imuch \aluuble infonnatlon regarding
the incarnation of heafih. (an be 0!»
Stained for the trifling subscription

the

. price of one dollar tom cit!»
in at the hall or m , head-

quarters.

Cripples and difficult cases of yrs“
standing arv- invited to mall them-
“oelseo of this opportunity of receiving
grew without cost. an} afternoon of
this week in lit-d Men's Han. So. Nor-
walk. Conn. In order that you re-
celge agent. be there: at 2 P. I.
sharp. a}

In addition to their hm

«are

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WE ARE". DOING
" OUR SHARE
TO (‘UT
HIGH r1100 cos'n

The big.r drop in sugar
gives 1'; 5 t h 9 long
sought Opportun ity
to reduce all our own
make ('andies from
25 to 40 Per Cent.

BELOW
IS ONLY A FEW
. or our:
OWN CANDIES:

Peanut Brittle

29c 21 lb.
Our Own Make ’

CHOP SUEY

390 3 lb.
' Our Own Make

' Mexican
Walnut Kisses

49c :1 lb.
Maple and Vanilla

(‘ ocoanut
Cream Kisses

49c :1 lb.
Chocolate and Vanilla

Cocoanut Dadies
49c a ll). ~
Our Own nuke

Assorted
Bitter Sweet and
Mixed (‘hot‘olates ‘
l-lb. box ......... 59c
1,5-lb. box ........ 30c

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Candy
'Shop

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