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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 11, 1921 · page 2

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ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ‘
This Week ThursdayfFriday and Saturday

HUGO J ANSENS .
PRESENTS :
"THE FASHION REV UE OF 1921”
Dizeot from 20 Weeks at B. F. Moss’ Broadway Theatre 1

X MINIATURE MUSICAL COMEDY AND
FASHION SHOW

olsptaying the latest styles and materials creations with a bouquet
ofbeautiful living models who are also wonderful

SINGERS A‘ND DANCERS

The most elaborate stage ever presented in Norwalk
Gorgeous Costumes—Cast of Nine '

SPECIAL BEAUTY BABY MATINEE FRIDAY AFTERNOON

Three Handsome Prizes as 1st, 2nd. and 3rd
TO THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BABY—AUDIENCE TO JUDGE

Dress up the little ones from two to six (remember the years)
an: bring them along for this fine treat. A reception to the babies
watered will be given by the ladies of this cast after the performance.

FOUR OTHER BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS

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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
ALICE LAKE IN “BODY AND SOUL” '

 

 

 

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Name by“ a on. to a charter
i-ie Granted. '

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, In the collection of Norman char-:1
tees sold recently in England. the
lot-sporty or Baroness Beaumont of;
-l Carlton Towers, Yeti. there is strong
presumptive evidence that William

 

~ #Jthe Conqueror was unable to write.

for a grant signed W him and Until-
de, the queehmfars their crosses.

. " This collection. of Norman Wars

was made by the antiquary Thomas
iStapleton. one of the ancestou o!
‘the barony_ot Beaumont. and has licen
preserved tor centuries at Carlton
Towers. Its sale is attributed to the
gm costs of the war and the present high

' The earliest grant is undated, but
was made between the years 1087 and
1079. It is in Latin. on vellum. and
is a grant by Walderand (de Manila?)-
tor the salvation of the soul or his
lord, William I, king of the English.
and! others. to St. Stephens church.
Caen. of the Church of St. Mary. In-
serted in their names are the crosses

English; Matalda, the queen; John.
archbishop (of Rouen‘l): Roget-~301-
montensls (Beaumont) and Robert
Belmontensis (Beaumont). 11m docu
ment is one of the most interesting
autographs that is likely to came into
the auction room for some time. The
evidence of William the conquerors
illiteracy is not conclusive. however.
as it may have been thought beneath
the dignity of the king to write his
name. as William Roberts suggests.
King Henry I also signed one of the

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Eight Varietia of Marriage in That
Region Remain." They Were
In Mann's Day.

 

There are eight varieties of mar-
riage in India all of them outlined by
Mann the great Hindu lawglver, and
it is not until one comes in contact
with such examples of custom that _one
realizes how little the native Indian
has advanced to meet modern ideas.
an exchange says. The eight ways of

Brahmya. which consists in a gift
of a girl bedecked with ornaments to
a learned and virtuous bridegroom
who has been invited for the purpose.
accompanied by proper religious cere-

Daiva. or gift of a girl decked with
ornaments to a priest “ho is at that

Adsha. 9r gift of a daughter in con-
sideration of a pair of buliocks given

Pmiapatya. or gift of a daughter

 

 

 

 

 

 

after the {other has thus addressed
the couple: “May both of you perform

relatives hme ghen as much wealth

Italmshnsa. or forcible capture of a
girl aftcr her relatives have been killed

Paisachn. or the seduction of a

if charters with his cross.

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‘3 rue Hippooaoue or ‘ THE

,5 , ggslIl/ILLDKHHOWS THURS

.4 A FRIDAY EVENINGS

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ti Theatl v 7:15 and fl

.1 ”mother Week of Features Galore. Admission, Adults 25°

:‘ Don't Miss Any of The", Children Saturday Matinee 15o

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?{ THREE TIMES rooav Tlalgt'iflylaanUlDfigy

E; Flrst National Presents .9 1

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.1, ONSTANCE .

TALMADGE A SCREAM IN

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.I; MN GEROUS ” sAru RDAY

1: BUSINESS EILEEN PERCY

311013.125 TRAVELOGUE , I

;; SUNSHINE GOMEO m “m“ e"

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'; WEDNESDAY ‘ _ THE MAYOR” time officiating at a sacrifice.
:% Selznick PMMSLE And the First Thrilling Episode of

it CO" “A; “5“ , ’ { “THE WHIRLWIND” by the bridegroom.

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1’ “MAROONED HEART "

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I, direction and the incidents including our duties to ether."

‘2 THURSDAY AND-FR'DAY the presentations of storms peculiar y A30" or. gfts of ll glr‘ after hcr
.; A STAR OF STARS to “11- country in which the action '

1, ALICE BRADY takes place is one of the finest things

i, in that has been done in pictures. as possible.

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I) “THE NEW YORK IDEA" REGENT TODAY

32/1 Feature That Will Make the ‘ or “mm" .
‘1, First National Presents Constance Tal- Gandharbn. or " voluntary un.on bo'
E; Strongest Kind of An Appeal "mains.“ “Dangerous Business." tWeen a young lady and a man.
, "Dangerous Business" which plays.

a ' its engagement at the Regent today.

 

 

 

 

THE H0631: or 100 pen CENT ..
ENTERTAINMENT go to bed in their bridal suitc she is of “'5 count on “"3 customer. Y0“

and Anita Loos.

 

 

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The widely read and well known

J. Stuart Blackton's Production

Three Times Today

It is diffs-rent than the usual run of
photoplnys inasmuch as in the big
scene in which the supposed “hus-
band" orders his bride to undress and

maiden who is asleep. inloxicnled or

is a film vcrsion oi the widely read crack-b‘mined.
novel “The Chessbonrd" written by
Made-lame Sharp Buchanan and adapt- Razor Strokes to Shave.

ed for the Screen by John Emerson There is a barber In London Eng-

 

land, with a nice taste for figuring. and
he has compult-d the number of ramr
strokes that go? a cican shave. He
offers to prove 9 general correctness

forced; to obey through stress of cir- shall keep the count SOUTSC’W. Sir."
cnmslanccs and no third party breaks SILVS he-

~down the door and rescues the unwed The first man counted 150 strokes
girl in the nick of time. as has always made by the harbor, “Much too low,
heretofore happened in the fifth reel.

sir." said the barber. “lint knowing

story The audience Positively gasps at this you were counting-l couldn't help lak-

too good to spoil in the telling.

MILDRED HARRIS — ——.—~~-—-

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:6 new and daring situation. It is not a ing longer strokes. It lakes more. air.
POLLY OF THE plnx that is supposed to corn cv 9. mos-

STORD‘I COUNTRY” sage .or encompass a. vital idea, but

STARRlOiG lllC climax of this uncommon plot is

usually."

His own computation is that. on an
average it takes 200 strokes to shave
a man. Now if he shaves so many per-
sons a day. so many days a week, how
many times does the barber use his

no; Act "as “con St‘vl'll't‘d rm En- razor :1 week?"

 

.WEDNESDAY i twat-uncut Following Twenty \\'H:ks “ ’Undrcds of thousands. sir." says

Na 6 V0 on Broadway—Special Baby lithe barber. Pinned to something more

“ §rfiicaé AG {10? Matinee Friday. exact. he claimed 288.Q00 for one week.
in 'l he Pal :1cc' Theatre has been espec- w. The Calm Level.

in”) fox! 1m: in in i‘clng able to secure
for the last three dens of this week the

I have seen the sea lashed into fury

“Forbidden Val-1677 a; celebrated lingo Jansens “Fashion Re- and tossed ""0 spray. and "3 gmnd'
——————‘——— p ' vuc of 1921." This conipany of seven g“: mmes 2‘: “an?" fl“: dt‘lllgeztii'lnan'
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY “omen and two men will be here the “ rcmem r 5 "0 ”3'
last llu‘cc days of the week coming bi" the calm level 0' the sea. from

With Vaudeville stereo: from ~11. T“. Moss' Broadway whlch nil heights and depths are
Alice Lake Theatre at the end of a twenty weeks' measured. When the storm has passed.

in - the. latcst styles‘ and materials crm.

engagcmeni. Aerie, from presenting and the hour of calm settles on the

ocean. when the sunlight bathes Its

“BODY AND SOUL" tions the cast will offer a miniature smooth surfacepthen the astronomer

 

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{ Without bath at moderate rates.

costly act over offered in Norwalk a1

"NSiin comcd}. This will include and the surveyor take the level Iron:
songs and dance numbers. It 8093 which to measure terrestrial heights
without sming that this is the most and depths. When the emotion of. the '

- . hour has subsided, we shall find that .
. Royal James HOTEL “or“ pprm'mer “ith the compan’ calm level of pnbllooplnlon below the

will be found ’a finished star and far

Restaurant a la carte nbovc thc "Qua! vaudeville average. As fig-1‘33; fmpghfre “ti: tgguggsgaz
and Table de hOte a special attraction for the Friday nf- mid bv which their final action will be

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tcrnoou matinee there will be a baby
haunt" contest. open to little ones be: determined—James A- Garfield.

.ing from iv: o to six years. The child- .
Iron will be presented with three prizes Tests for Diamonds.

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”— ‘ which will be awarded by the nud— 9 dl end is not cu b a
PALACE TODAY. , icncc. The secen ladies of the cast will The tru am t y

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'i'oil) of the Storm Country" is a
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.‘r-L-.wnicd by Mildred Harris Chaplin “' One or the facts o {the 'Norwalk “Rh an pencil. and it is
Yacht club went adrift on Saturday then mm rbl'ilkly With mum
’~" WHO" ranks at the top Of the “it night from its mooring in Wilson cove

119w. productions. There are few and Thorsten O Stabell of Smith's
it .1 “ill equal it and none that will Island“ was secured yesterday ‘0 10‘
i=‘zmp ms the merit that runs from the cute the errant tank and bring it back}
i-i-It to the finish of thin/excellent for the balance of the wint

otopia). No eitort was spared in ’t
2 . .king the feature to produce the best The Nomalk Board or Fl
and the uieasure of success willeh has writers is clean: a mill:- .
"(on attained can be testified do be nth alt

.> - we leading role this photodramatic

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:irrii Harris Chaplin in “Polly 0! contest after the performance.
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Street will
enough- at mos. Nona,

1 sins Blanche Erase has rum
° 9“" P‘ Carin N. .,
mam 3:33 "' I

Miss Resins 3. at itt t . ’ ~ -
ford Avenue is muggy .42. WW ' . xARE TRULY REMABKABIJWI
Idtlgirih and lire. Janice Burchenal '
a re. . -

1.153333“? h... mama to We are determined to reduce our stocks to a
mm with h “m” “mm“ “ minimum, so that we may open our new store
1m“ mm"? "‘ Pm 3““ with nothing but-new merchandise, to that end
M” me‘" 1‘ Tm” °' 3“” we are sacrificing immediate profits.

ford is planning to open a. dancing
class in town. providing that. enouh
pupils can be ~‘-‘ "we to make tlnan

vial success or the venture. - , PLAN TO COME AND SAVE.

—-—~——.s-_ .

our

‘Cut out thief-lip. enclose with So. “ . 1 ,
infil mail it (‘3; Foley & Co. 2835 Shet- ‘ A

e Ave, lease, Ill. writing your '
name and address clearly: You will .
receive in return a trial package con-
taining Foiey's‘ Honey and..T'a.r Com-

pound for coughs, colds and crou : - ' I'W COIIno
Foley Kidney Pill: for pains in use:- 153 Washington St ‘ South N0 alk’

and back: rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments: and. - - "
Foley Casual-tic Tablets a wholesome . ”
and thorouxhiy cleansing” cathartic ' , ’. . » - - . ' U 1"" I ' . f
for constipation. biiiousnesa. head- ' i 6’11! 5 . 1 ' l, ’, ' 2 . . J ‘

aches. and sluggish boweIs—-Stiiison- "U— ‘ ' ‘ ' te- LJJ‘ Ml _ gig.;..-é‘£§ananiIn...- --:~i n. .s- . wee-n; r was new.“
Powell Corp. .,

 

 

 

 
 

A SALE BRIMRUL: or: VALUES THAT

 

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Price lieduclions'

Here 13 an opportunity to furnish your home with the finest of Furniture at the price
you would ordinarily pay for the inferior kind. You are the one to profit. Our four floors
are filled with the largest assortment to be found in this vicinity. The values listed be-
low are only a. sample of the values you will find on our floors. Come 1n and be convinced.

 

 

LIBRARY TABLES DININGROOM SUITES

 

Our line of Library Tables, both in oblong and square,‘

finished in Golden Oak, ed, Mission and Mahogany, all Hi"
popular designs. ,_ ‘. .
' , .V l . here that on submit duplicate hr anywhere near

Priced from $18.00 up . the ”fog.“ - y ,- .

‘ ‘ From $96.00 up: ,.._.
3-Piece LIVING ROOM SUITE ‘ “1......

 

 

 

That you a ouid be proud of. Well-constructed :beautifully
upholstered in Tapestry, Veiours, Leather and' Imitation

Leather.
Priced from $48.90 up “

 

 

‘ COTTON" MA'I'rREssRs ’ i.

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. . V .. 0t ecialinterestisourih‘aefbedree-turnm. Its _
Mattresses °f thty' made °f 109 per cent pure cotton. charms :de continue to please as as years sell by. Deaignl.
3006 quality tiCk TWO part3. ' . workmanship and material are the lid. I ’

$10.00 up ” . l Priced from $25.” up

There are many kinds of Furniture, but the kind you will finli here is reliable and de-
pendable, as well as moderately priced.

«. wE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION

 

 

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