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TODAY
2:15, 7 and 9
r: :2 Bright and Popular Screen Star
WANDA "HAWLEY .
l OOD FOR nSCANDA ”
.,.d a New Episode of the Serial
Starring
EDDIE POLO
Sunday Evening
The Idol of Norwalk Hearts
EUGENE O’BRIEN
['1 a New Selznick Super
Production
A FOOL AND HIS MORE
FANTOMAS
The Second Episode
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MONDOY
’l’he Distinguished Star .
2 GERALDINE FARRAR
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é LOU TELLEGEN
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1! KATHERINE MacDONALD IN
.7 'THE NOTORIOUS MISS LISLE"
(:- LARRY SEMAt‘v IN
,“ “THE SUITOR"
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First National Presents Its Own
Brightest star
g MARY PICKFORD
3 HEARTS OF
ii THE HILLS”
THE HOUSE OF 100 PER CENT
ENTERTAINMENT
-ast Day of the Big Fashion Show‘
That Has Been Town Talk
‘ f you haven't seen the latest Paris
and New York creations—your
last chance will be
TONIGHT 6:45 AND 9
with
tinel: —-’ -
and the valves were not ground for
tell me what is the best and safest
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Mot ‘
or rbepartment: W 9S“ number! {in city has ever had "rs":
Fashion Revue of 19:1" closes at the
Palace Theatre/today. There is little
\loubt but that the s n. 0 sign qu
go out early and the wise ones will
be on hand early. The record of this
I have a Buick flve- manenger car
over a year and I had a little trouble
in removing them. Could you please
Park it Tilto .
and Russell’s ' ‘ '
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airtight. W”
show for the past two days leaves
little to say. The picture today is
Hugo Ballin's presentation or "Pagan
Love" from the story entitled "The
Honorable Gentleman.” Miss Mabel
‘Ballin who has many local friends is
a member of the cast.
way to remove them? I). R.
Remove the rocker arms (the ones
which push valves down). Remove
bolts which 'hold valves in place. I?
fastening is screwed in there are pro-
jections for a special wrench. If such
a wrench is missinghise a blunt bar
'rhcsunms sD.G.CAN_i>Y00.:
, “omens cosmos-
Royal James HOTEL Home ssh 10s.
Restaurant a is eerie 0an 00‘”
Beautiful rooms, ‘with or - .
without ballast moderate rates.
:63 Osborn Avenue ' ,
East ‘Noswalk,00nn.
Phone (79-13 ~
andTnbledehote-
against the projections and drive with " » _ I
a hammer. It valves and cages do not ‘ -
lift out readily tap until they loosen. REGENT TODAY
Do not tap sideways on the waive
stems. as that will bend them. wmd‘ Hurley “'5 Able Support In
Her New Play .
Motor Department VEvening Sen-
tineiz—
Wanda Hawley, newest Realnrt
star, makes her appearance today at
Prompt
Delivery
Gehebe’s
I have a 1915 car just overhauled
the Regent Theatre in “Food For
with new pistons and new rings. and
Scandal) Appearing in support are
when the engine is run a few hours such well-known peop|e as Hug-mu
the oil will gather around the spark Ford Waiter filers, Helen Jerome
plugs on top 0: the engine to a. depth iEddy. Jack Mulhall Julianne John-
09 one- quarter inch. Can you tell me 'ston and Emily Chichester
the cause and remedy? M. S. Miss Hawley we secured as a star
Probably .the oil is too thin. or it by Reaiart after she had made a
min be too high in crank case. Then, tremendous success in Paramount-
aguin. the piston rings may be gum- 'Artcraft picture. She has played op-
med. or possibly the cylinders are out poslte Wallace Reid and Bryant
Ol‘ [Guild or seored_ Ne)” pistons in Washburn. while COO“ B. de Mills
old cylinders do not always work well. gave her a 10311an P010 in "We Can't
, ‘ ,Have Everything." She was Beauty
MODERN .BATH ROOMS
REQUIRE UP-TO-DATE FIXTURES
mmomotmsmrmsmm
Enameled Fittings. There are
Towel Bars, Soap Holders, Tub Beep Holders, Toothbrush Helm
Bathroom Hooks, Toilet Paper Fixtures, Medicine Olhlnoto,
Glass Shelves, Sponge Holders, Gin [Holders
8* Towel Arms, and Tollot'
25 WASHINGTON STREET, COUTH WAJLK, CONN. '
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in “Everywoman.” appeared with
Douglas Fairbanks in "Mr. Fix-it”
and has‘a strong role in "Held by the
I am the owner of a Ford. Incite m .
my radius rod a few days ago, and Enemy. a Paramount-Arteraft spec-
since I had a new radius rod put on , .
my car I can hardly hold it in the road Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders.
after I speed the machine up to ten
or fifteen miles per hour. “'ill you
kindly advise me whether there‘ is a.
right and wrong way to put a radius
rod on a Ford car? A. L.
Probably your axle has been thrown
out of line. Check no the front and
rear axle and note that each stands at
right angles to the frame. Also see
that front and rear wheels run parall-
el and that the front wheels are pro-'
Motor Department Evening Sen-
tine]:—
IF KIDNEYS AN'D
BLADDER m
Take Salts to flush Kidneys and neu-
trsune irritating
acids.
Kidney and bladder weakness re-
~sult from uric acid. says a noted au-
Derly aligned as 10 foregather. .. ithority. The kidneys filter this acid
‘ from the blood and pass it on to the
Motor Department Evening Sen- :bladdcr. Where it often remains to
;irritate and inflame. causing a burn-
ing. scalding sensation. or setting up
an irrtation at the neck of the blad-
der. obliging you to seek relief two
or three times during the night. The
sufferer is in constant dread. the wat-
’er passes sometimes with a scalding
sensati‘n and is very profuse: again.
there is dimcuit) in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness. most folks call
it because they can't control urinn~
tlon. While it is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful. this is
really one of the most simple ailments
tinel: —
Is there any advantage in having the
clutch connected to the emergency
brake and foot brake so that setting
the brake disconnects the clutch and
makes it easier to stopthe car?
~- R. L.
It is not unusual to have the emer-
genc3 brake attached to the clutch. so
as to set one and dislcoxmect the other.
but it is not necessary. Do not have
it attached to the foot brake however.
as that would make rlt difficult to start
smoothly on a hill. “'hen the gears to oxercomc Get about four ounces
are in neutral there is no need for of dad Salts! from your pharmacist
clutch being disengaged while car is and take a tablespoonful in a gla-
standing lot" water before breakfast. continue
this for two or three days. This will .
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neutralize the acids in the urine so it
no longcr is n source of irritation to; z:
4 Having used radiator cement to stop the bladder and urinary organ which
leaks. have since had‘ trouble with then act normally again ._ 1
“'15 0‘03"“ before the cement ons Jud Salts is inexpensixc. harmless.
you please tell mc it the cement clogs nnd is made from “‘9 hold of grapes .
and causes heating? Is there am innd lemon juice. combined with lith- g..
otliorsvny to clean it out? G. \V. in and is used ‘93); (housandg of folks‘ :.
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Motor Department Evening Sen—
HUGO BALLiN's OFFERING
PAGAN LOVE-
??rom “The Honorable Gentleman"
With Miss Mabel Ballin
Sunday Night
Selznick Presnts The Palace
Favorite
. EUGENE O’BRIEN
A Drama of Power
A FOOL AND
HIS MONEY”
SPECIAL COMEDY
New Chief Flynn Picture
MONDAY
KATHERINE M ’DONALD
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‘ ‘THE NOTORIOUS.
MISS LISLE
, and
LARRY SEMON
In His Greatest Comedy Hit
‘y‘ THE SUITOR "
TUESDAY
GERALDINE FARRAR
' in
“THE RIDDLE WOMAN"
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Radiator cement‘has a tendenc3 tl" who die subject to urinary disorders ,9.
Iclosc up an) small openings in u rn— caused by uric acid Irritation Jad
or and so would hn\c a slight tcn— saitgfls éplondid for kidneys and
1dc cy to clog. l sunlly this is not so causes no bad effects whatever.
‘serious as to cause overheating I am‘ Herc you have a pleasant cltcrvcs-
inclined to think that 3our radiator cent llthia- water drink nI‘I‘Ic-h quickly
“a scloggcd before the cement whenclieves bladder trouble”
used. Try cleaning the cooling sys- ‘ _
tcm with washing soda. as that is pro- That Drowsy Feehng
bably all it needs.
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__ after eating can be overcome by 9.
Motor Department Evening Scn- wearing glasses. Eyestram af-
ntim‘h—r feats the stomach.
Myoenginc runs very well on level
roads at modcratc speed but does not
scem to take the hills very well
\Nhilc the car is standing the engine
‘ruus well enough throlilcd down. but
does not respond to the throttle. Klnd-'
,ly suggest a r. medy. B. K. I
. Look for lean mixture. caused by S7
Zneedle valve closed too far. auxiliary!
‘nir valve spring too loose. clogged
gasoline line or auxiliary air valve
stuck so-that it does not open readily
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. Optometrists and Opticians.
”the house of good glosses."k
'Atlantic St.. filamforr
summers? mum!
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lunefizr (‘pal‘tmcnt ven ng n ‘ PRACTICAL. bx.
Plcnsc give mc instructions for ad-
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EXPERIENCE
J. W.
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HOYT’S Theatre
THE HIPPODROME OF THE
NORWALKS—SHOWS THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGs
7:15 and 9
Admission, Adults‘25o .
Children Saturday Matinee 15c
TODAY
EILEEN PERCY
in
‘HER HONOR '
THE MAYOR”
And the First Thrilling Episode of
“THE WHIRLWIND”
Motor
tine]: -—--
In rc‘iliing my storage battery I no-
cidentally filled it with vol-3 dirty “a-
tcr. Kindly let me knoun what I
should do with it” W'ill it affect the .
battery in any way or not. Thanking
you in advance. I am 0. M. For Information Phone 314-2
The sediment Which will collect at 1
.tlIc bottom of the jars may reach the a * - '
plates and cause a possible short clr- . d w’ ’F
‘cruit between the plaice. Thebattcry
Dcpartmcnt Evening Sen-
BUSINESS .
' COLLEGE
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should I i l t
5:2: 53.32.21 i‘i’ii‘ifi DON? '
require a thorough cleaning. WASTE YO‘ R COAL
HELPFUL HINTS.
Internal trouble at a battery Will
often be brought ‘about by the ac-
cu mulation 0t sediment in the bottom
of thc jars. bridging the grids contain-
ing the elements and causing a short
circuit bctwcen the plates. To en.
Do you no: how hot it loin
everydoom in your hou'se? It you
are hosting your hhns'e by guess
work it is (is-x to tell where the
profits go to why your cool bills
are hlgh. Hay; your house at an
even temperature.
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EUGENE O‘BRIEN
hulznil‘k Star
‘ Feature.
Lugcne O'Brien. brightest of Solz-
rmk male stars will be seen‘at the
l'ilJCe and Regent tomorrow night
1' "A Fool and His Money."fi'Bt-ien
1.. I'nopulnr' to an extent that causes
2mm. wonder if "his admirers are not
I'MOé'f- than of Pickford-Fairbanks u.
Trorma Talmadge. At any rate "A
loci and His Money"
“i'ricn’s best features. End! the-
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Wort program ton'wmw akin.” -
in Sunday Night
is one or
“ill have its usuat independent
deal or to avoid such a condition. dis-
"lied water should be used in refill!
the cells. ng
Place a Good Thermometer
inmonoom
and you. will know unmedlstely'
when toshutofl‘orputonthe
There are three ways in which a‘
battery may be sulphated: When not ugh Let
.how
nropertly charged: excess of add add- dta L in them to You-
ad to the clectroy:te or from internal A- - ”a” —' '50 ,
short circuit of; cell by sediment. due ' V
to failure to keep filled with distilled
water. or leaking of a cracked cell.
"MIMIC“ FHA
The connections of the battery
should be loosened and cleaned oo-
www.mordatogetagoodclean
Sometimew the terminals
WW”; our ",0
jusiiug ilic brnkcs.
‘ Jack up the rear wheels and set the .3.
emcrrrcncy brwc part wa3. Tighten snows m .f
the hands until you cannot move the .9,
wheels. 'l‘hcn loosen the brake lever ' x.
{and sec if thc wheels move freely. as , WISDOM .‘
‘you will lose .1 great deal of power—if ' fl 0
the; hind. Do the some nith the scr- OF A COURSE ILT ..
!vioe brake. but have some one apply
the bloke for you. ‘ 9
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Price Reducliws
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‘ LIBRARY TABLES .
Our line of Library Tables, both in oblong and square,
finished in Golden Oak, Fumed. Mission and Mahogany, all
pepsin denies
Priced tram $18.00 up
3-Piece lemcw ROOM some
That you would be proud of. Welioconstmoted, beautifully
upholstered in Tapestry. Velours, Leather and Imitation
Leather. «
Priced from $48.00 up
corroN MArrnsssss ' ,
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Mattresses of quality. mode of 100 per cent pure cotton.
G‘od who tick. Two m
" ' ' $10.00 up
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fineness
AMMMMOMA
LUTHER M. WRIG
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its Hero I! Its Housmro. *_
Here is an opportunityto furnish your home with the finest of Furniture at the price
you would ordinarihr pay for the inferior kind. You are
are filled with the largest assortment to be found In
low are only a sample of the values you will find on our floors.
Coupe, l—Door Sedans, Deliveries on
\ Notice. . '
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
the one to profit. Our four floors ..
this vicinity. The values listed be- .
Come In and be convinced.
~ DININGROOM
Values here that you cannot duplicate for anywhere near :
the price. , .s.......... 4‘
From $96.00 up
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' RUGS
am. Ina‘rkcdb
.‘M
30% Off Regular Price
BEDROOM
A fine assortment of Bugs in all gradual!
st
02s lintersstlsonrllnootmmrnimro. Its
charms momma plossoosthoyoororonby. Designs.
workmanship and material are the but.
Priced from $75.” up
,pendsble as well as moderately priced.
There are many kinds chhrhiture, but the kind you will find here Is reliable and de-;
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WE INVITE yum msrscrion
Norwalk Chronicler