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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 7, 1921 · page 3

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D a; * ’story mtpmvld‘aonexccllent photoé .. y. 3. .1 . . , Ilirs. ‘3 . .. % all: . ‘ ’ Illicit . 7 W W: “gym 3; “chow operatic conductor
. play entertainment. ., 3 , . GE ... .anmhted'bim _ 7 to lobby bust-sin , that rm?” h'wfl several new W and m as artistic director oil;
x. ‘ Tho subject is new in that it con-7 ' ASSOCIAWSJS ' » tor the ”WW Wtymotrfinliko brood m _; - m I. M at my...” at Ilium“ the W “mo me Compton
{a Theatre ' c'érns a young and wealthy girl, who 7‘ ' __ . r . bill in. Wumonm: the re- Md for monou- future. ~Dr. Ms near M mm Cut a” United 9r“; m on“ may. {figs-lor- Moi-W;
t .. Many Days Left for quh- loses her identity and believes her-elf. SOON TO DISBAND netted Interest in use bill-omen mac or in m oerylnx a} churn-n o: the “mum we M”, " in“ ma...“ mmcm um .vm st
1‘ -. 3 '_"'Auracti°-'ls but the Probfi. a notorious female crook. A scientist. lbe acted upon by a oommlttee‘today. department of social hygiene in the . Mr Sam” who was thirty-tour the W o! the isle Clootouto
f. C ..e. Are That None Will Excel who has fallen in love ,wlth her, also (Continued from pm 03.3 ‘Telegramo asking the eta-operation o: League ot'Women Voters. -, you; om.- was” one of the youngest Corn ,
t l; :‘ Proqx‘a m pokes as a crook, in order to effect a 3 Schuyler Hen-“Rt of this county were‘ 3"; Samuel Q Show, Mama, 9: um :- pubiiuhsen in the “limited: “1 m not M the wrangling 0:
t ' ‘ ‘ cure and the manner in which be ac- completed its wag-i in ”curing the undressed and the unanimous vote at the Brldzeoort Equal machine mummy?“ We‘ve‘w‘” he had mung» stu- m‘loaser."
E --*""'f Tl'll": TODAY .. compllshes it affords a big. thrilling enfrancllisement. ‘ it will gather in Folrfleld County ,‘Womefl assembled lcague yextended the welcome 3'8”“an director or 8011998 “Domini told. ”The! have given me no
'2 “GT ‘ L‘ situation .entlrely new tovtlle screen. force in New Haven on January 18 called for the immediate action in or- any. Anion; thou: whose name! will. the Ne per Enterprise onlbut m “this. ’
2. 2:15, 7 and 9 _ .. WW when the state organization of the der that tile bill might be presented appear upon the lint. of man allot- w d7 “1': 9;“ newspnpér omnmwmtionq. 3 om volca- hnve been ln‘my om ,
i- : "muse Picture of the Season ’PALICE VAUDEVILLE Mme of Women Voters will be at the state. le _ toro- gor actiou mg the suffrage success in this city" , His (loath) at‘ 1.3.9 o' clock this twenty—four hours n day. hach ‘m‘ -
f ‘L-.. Melford Production .....___ launched. Miss Katherine Ludlnx- this your. Bot Senate: McLean and are George C. Waldo, Jr., Lynn WT. 0min; ”281;“?! from complicationU‘IWith IL grovicnce. esp): one angel: arr
. A 6.42 9e 'Thrfi. Janus Carry Ovcr a Show That ton. regional director of the New Senator Brandegee gave their hearty Wilson and Richard Howell wllo edlt- :“u win' an" 13qu a: flu about ‘ tgkauroie I hove assigned to oomeom
} 7 , r1 Hus Many Commendable Features England section of the League of ““930” and V0“! ~for “‘5 passage 0: oriaily supported the firork. Samufl C‘ “20:“, so “'6’ WW :
{ MBFJHOLD “Hall a Chance" A Splendid _Vl’omen Voters spoke upon the alumni tile hill in ““3 3933“" Show who worked undetatigsbly in Mr. 85:15?- was born at Westohes— GOWALWPBIGE EVIDENCE .
e Picture. ‘lizatlon which will probably develop 9. Pioneer Work. the organisation. tor Ohio 11 mburb of Conclusion. and W “mm“ Jan 7 ..Evmemx
; ,9 The Three Jahns closing the Palace large educational force in the state. ”73- Herbert Knox 0! .Unquowa. , Miss Maud Hull as treasurer of the lit to 'San Die 0 with m,- parents! ’ id .' 1'9“ b m
. k! vaudcville show this Week carry over _ . No Rivalry Witn W _ school stair. who was one at the first county has rendered valuable old. we , 8' lo! to cool price: p. m V .
. . ' . - when six year- old. He resided thoro War W1 has been transmit.—
g is a the act, bill that has many com- "No rivalry whatsoever between chairmen 0‘ the Fairfleld 00‘1“" 0" since that mm. Went of Justice with
i, . 7“! ON SILLS mondable features. Not the leafit in- the league_ and the parties is suggest- ganization was made “- 3‘“ from the Chocolate *3 delicious sweetened S ,1 l him re his rents and .l ted to the f0 m cunt.
t wllH MILT terestlng of the whole program of the ed.” Miss Ludlngton said. “We bc- association by Mrs. 1.1., w. Alice o: with honey rather than wear- Fim'or ”,3? "f“ ~ a p‘ . ‘ 'Wfi' 32““ 605mm”.
j F._L.(-)-1--1- DexTER AND {house is the splendid Paramount plc- lleve that women should affiliate with Ridseflelgl. Dr. Vii-18118 Parker 0! with vanilla. .. or. “mummified inform the Sam
F Ran. JULIENNE SCOTT mire production “Half a. Chance" with the parties. The League is to supply “1mm"! WM he“ °“° °‘ we “r“ ” ’ — Two toned ribbon in being used for ‘ ‘
; - ”' “ , F zen waldo-'- on all star cast headed by L‘llllan Rich. the common meeting ground where sum-Axe meetinxs 0! the county at Advertise in The Seminal- underwear IW- -
1 ‘- T "’3 Lof-clgnagsns ,{goms and the The show must be classed as good 111— ' ’ - '
vi, 321.4: geepegst Things in though in some respects the Palacel *m “”“‘“—“-'““‘—'“ ‘ ““ "”“ f
S‘EEK'Hcarts .4 films had better. Considering however‘
E ' “T. Translation of the fact that since the second week oi!
‘ Q\ “Pats” Gilbert Parker .the present season there has not been

 

an act that failed. to average. it must
be admitted that the house can stand '
one bill with a score slightly below
Saturday what has been maintained. The ex-

:f‘ H g p“ “IILES NIINTER ccllcnt picture and the closing not

serve to make up for what some of

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LaSARETTE CORSET SHOP ‘ Stamford Theatre Building STAMFORD, CONN.
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the other numbers may lack and the

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T“ E EYVES OF Palace bill is well worth the money.
THE HEAR .9 “Half a Chance" is an unusual picture

production in many respects and pleas-
And Another Episode Presenting (-d everyone. yesterday. It will be re-

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l pooled today and will be followed on Wedneda
\ EDDIE POLO Saturday by Gladys Brockwell inter- H - y r,
’5 prctlng a. new Zane Grey story “The OSlery Jan. 5
’* Sunday Smjndel‘s." Of the Three Jahns no
f 1 words too highly commenda‘tory can be

I’ll‘I’IE. BURKE . found. A short snappy act. the per-
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Farmers give evidence of skill. during.
~ _ . -v‘ H and strongtli that makes anyone mar‘ .

FRISAJ RUSS JOHNSON vol and with the closing feature a step1
" W ladder climb with a man balanced on.
COM'NG thr- llt‘ild of his partners using two
{4'33 Brady in ”New York Idea" champagne bottle neck to neck, there
an: u l‘cw breathless moments. Gore
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Underwear '1 ‘ .3 ' ' 9 A‘ M.
m‘ skating act and are followed by

Wednesday we open our doors on what‘we think to be the. greatest sale of its kind ever held in. Stamford. All _
.'351.7“.éT‘L‘lf‘JZZISiI 13.3%??? 133322335: thoughts of former prices are buried in the past. The price slashing to which we have resorted brings many items I"
{RENE‘35:??{EJV‘E‘ESRZZEE down to prices far below today’s production cost. Some of the items mentioned in this adv. are plentiful, while other! '
'-“"°"“"‘ ”W"- . 7, are barely enough to survive the firs ': few days 0 fthis sale. It will pay you t 9 put aside everything else and visit this 3

store at an early date in order that you may get best choice and profit by these wonderful saving opportunities. '
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‘_.-3:*, week End a Holiday for
Po‘ace Vaudeville Patrons-Gel:
the Habit

; IUSG E NT TODAY
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~"llvhuld .‘Iy \Vll‘v" \Vlllt'll Scored a,
Big Hit Yesterday is Offered for W
Thls Week‘s Special 1 the Last Time.
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BURNS AND HILL
A Riot of Fun
GATES AND FINLEY

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Thu now-ls of Sir Gilbert Parker.
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.3 iutwnst and red-blooded action. are ' I ‘E i ' GIDVES
{i . ' loxvollt-lll material for the movie mak— CORSE _ Remarkable M
g Clw‘iedy PCI‘sonlfied by Experts tors. (AN-011:0 ‘Mell‘ord. the veteran pr0~ l
a FRED GRAY 21:32:";°.€...‘.1:"1‘:;::;:.“291:2. mus; We...p.n.mc. . . French ma Gloves
'§ NELLIE GRAHAM ‘impoa'lunt pictures. has take-n Slr Gll- l tical Fronts. 0'8 Corsets, Lilly saVIngS Had. by Cmtemerl & Co.
. In the New Musical .lwl-l's popular ”Tllt' Translation of a i of France. Lo Sarette Corsets, .
3 ”THE BELL BOY” Sax-all.” and made of it :1 photopluy 3 Mme. Irene| Nemo Corsets, H. GEM“ Glove With “up
;. lthul has been lllllll‘ll as om- of the- most . _ i '5“ induced to .. ....... “.W .
: Returning from a world's tour mvrilurious oi? lllt' current st-llson. The W' Gossal‘d C0" (The) lace in ' for Thrlf ' ' V . ‘ f
t ' svl‘m'n version is cullod "Behold My: front.) La Grecque Corsets. Red. ., Long Washable Kid, (“0on z .

DEVINE AND WILLIAMS C ‘ Treo Elastic Gir-

‘ 8 Ch 1:: d Lau hs \Vil'vi” :lml thrilled packed houses at fern one s 3‘ lrdl BO 1 . “.98 non-"0'- '''' t'” ”‘7'. .
‘ ongs, a or all g tho Regent yesterday wlwrv it will also 6195' Elaslo.“.ear G 918:8 R:- 2‘“ rm Kid 0.1m 'V
“TI-IE THREE JAHNS" l... Ft‘t'll today. Mabel Julienne Scott.l T2339 flag?! (2:52:32; corset Sho ers “W cy 333.
l A new”), number direct from llmon Sillsz Elliott hanger. and Ann 3mm; H & W Corsets Stylish, pp “:50 ""1": .W ‘1' w‘
2‘ . . l‘ol‘l‘t'st :u'c lncllldod in the must. The ' ' ’ ’ - ' .... ' ' -.__-——- -
3 Kelth s :alyace “Mm", .3 a paramount. Stout, Regallsle. - ' Chamoisette Gloves
' an . $6.“) \ ' .1 00
:l . . .-...' ‘00 ......... ”a $8.00 ...-0‘0 I . ’1.7s ......oooo-ao-cou-i- I
'3 LAST TIME TODAY Two Expeditions gig: 519:: £4.50 ....... use ”'33 ' " :g-gg Flannel Gowns Kayser and Smyth-Fleldl make $2.00 .15.

“HALF A CHANCE» - Are in Tahiti. 32,00 $1.50 $5.00”......... $4.00 3350 31:33:: 37:60 ‘Bcsulifgtfi Eénxggiggrzghlilznk and 2(2): ‘3: Wasluble- Kid (“0ka

With LAPICETP Tahiti lull 4 ((‘or-v ’::E "H..." :3: gig: ”H...” 3:: ”122?) 2.122;: :333 ”1'35: “""""”””“” ”Lg: ’37; 5 T8“ In.” ‘
LILLIAN RICH W _, n-sllonllencc of Th9 Associated Press). £2.75 ...“:Z: 32:20 36:50 2:::..... 35.20 11.00 ...”... $8.80 950 , R ‘ ' .............._..... ‘ ' """’°""'
Y "5’ ~rr'l‘wo American scientific éxpcdltions $3.00 ' ’ ' ' . 3230 57.00 . , . . . . . . . $5.60 $11.50 . . . . . . . . 39-20
SATURN.“ are in Tahiti—one from the Bishop 53.50 $2.80 7.50 $6.00 12.00 . $9.60 ‘ , .
ZANE GREY’S LATEST lMusnum. at Honolulu. and the other ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '

 

 

 

“THE SPENDERS" from the Museum of Natural History.i ‘ LAOIES' HEAVY R'BBED: "‘° SHJK UNDERWEAR
_____ all New York. The expcdillon froml . OSIERY . 3 H _ K“
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3...??1‘3.“ ”“3231 5:“3‘1‘: 5‘ 633033513132 1.5233. FINE H Spa 3 ed 3 At Unusual Price Concessmns
ol the Marquessus and Austral Archi- 7 “ v Regular ‘1'50' R “c O . o‘ «
in pl-lngos, \Vllt'l‘l' traces 'ol‘ the lanclt’nt ’ I . 7 CTIONS Italian Sllk Vests (lows
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mm still lu- found. On Tahiti itself all Lisle Hose BOYS' AND <31an ALL wool. $1 . 10 gage by Kayser and lln :13” j 33-”- My,”
ml'mm‘)‘ of lllt‘ customs and legends of 1 . . ‘ """ ‘ """""""" '

January 27 and 28 their :lllccstors has been lost by the Regular 250, 29c, 39¢ ‘ 19c Sport Hm $2.98 - . - - ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ° ' ° ' ' ‘ ' ’ ‘ ‘23,
(THE SPORT natives. Or. if not wholly lost. the)" Reduced to . . . . . .. .. Regular 32-00 ‘ $1 25 .' . . $3.69 .. ......... . . ... . . .. $2.98 _
0F KINGS” aim carefully kept by the row of the 7 . Reduced to . - . . . . - thpplno $3.98 . .. . . . . . . ... . . . . .. . . . “20 mm‘es
. . ‘ o «ler generation who survive, and are -
Made at Roton Pomt wath Many l'-(ll communicated to the white man. l Silk B°9t Hose

34 98 “00 Crepe do Chino and 383:“
. - .IOOOIIIOOOIOOIOOID. I ............ ‘
mm, burial caves fun of mm of by damn 89° An wool. :11 colors and sizes. Night Gowns . . 35.25'.....................~ $420 $1.25 ,

gone days that would he of the great- A -

1.60 oooo-oooooooooooooo- '1!”
ed to 98: 1.25 $1.50 $1.09 $1.39 3 3 ,
m. \ulut‘ to tho scientific investigator. Reduc , ' ’ “burial! uP Hand Sewed ”"1 Embroidered ”gs ,,,................. $1.40
lhll the- entrnncos have been Carefully ‘ . ‘

, - . Italian Silk Bloomers mo ...... . ..... mu
HOYT’S Th t :‘ollllicrll‘cll and no native will lead a 3 All'SlIk Ewe notth ‘2‘! .................... ‘l.” ‘2.“ "3""..."n.""n 3 7'
ea re K . rum to them, as they fear fire . . “.98 ...............n.u a.“ $215 ,,_..... ............ $1.” I.

IOCal Scenes P ' . . . ' ’ rt v e “.25 .... ...oooouooyoo. $3.”
a” e I Q i . t t - Ch mlse and ' '
d OPle I 1 SUN llld, In he molllltflllls a] 9 $1.16 black, White, col- 13de Spo Hm En e10”

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Here Are Some “Big a]??? mmhly tonomgfifslgtriddwszmg 3.131358%?{53‘15‘ Rm,“ Silk biffifg / “A“. up' “"5” 8538' Mao
...:“ultfllzzz... ‘ ' :3: all male; " gm. Hose mm... »~ W , . 3 Chemise
. x ‘ and Kill-:1 tea in 20161-38 “9““ h" l’1'“ Mu”! ‘ ‘ ’ I ‘ Crepe ‘68 Chine “a satin Crave .49 Chine "“1 8“”
LAST TIME TODAY. 7 ., - . ¥ W 33:3!” ”.2953“ - 32.25 $2.00 $4.00 $3.50 (1311118008 . . Petticoats Ill; “25 $3.“. $4.98.
EISIE J ANIS ’ V 33.93. Down to ...52-95 . 33.00 $2.75 31.50 31.25 3 of Heavy Satm “.7”. 37.49. a” a“, . - Mond’wto.1°-°° ‘
.rhe popular idol of the soldier ‘ JHE PWHE' \ MU‘ S LI N Trimmed with éxpenflve “me “a $9.49, $13.25 . .
boys and an all star cast in my ”.5 ,, AAA’A’A‘ ’ .' fibbon; supover style. Flesh Gilli; All have been reduced

 

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A “Corking" Photoplax ‘
SATURDAY _

GLADYS l, OCKWELL
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Undergarments . ‘ _ f ,
Gowns ' 75c ‘ 'CREPE

$1.25 “ 31.00 v

‘150 ounc-oooo‘ooo-oooooos ‘1”

' ‘2‘”...‘43;.'tggaajaa;;.‘.'.;;.,:‘-°° Nainsook Gowns Undergarments
been reduced ‘ ' ; illuo Bird Windoor Crepe
mamas V r V 956 " ,_

$1.25 ‘ $1.00 Night Gowns

$1.60 goo-.o-Iofiooo-ooxoo. ‘1”
$2.00 3100 ‘ Bloomers, Billie Burkes and

 

 

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$1.75 31.40 “ Full size. 8004119”-
. and. up to $333. all have

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I)Cautlful rooms, mth or 1 3 _ .
riillout bath at moderate rates. “at eye ease ‘5 to .be found here“
- Our ’le‘nses are ground on the

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31.39 $1.10 2.2!; 31.30
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‘3 rm] on!) is Elsie Janis. America“; ‘11.} too-o of god ‘;
H'é’u fir Hill." the star of “The Imp," , m" . » Sta” ’ ' ’,
8 '3 Extraordinary entertainmentpwhioh' 87 Ag”! St,- — - v .' re
hand at Hoyt's yesterday and will be ’ I A 7

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