4' The home of Distinctive Phetoplaya—Oui- policy is not to Intentionally , Contract for Any Play Unless Unqualified” . Ds'ssrvlng of Engagement ’ , SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT Week Sunday, February 13 to Saturday, February 19" ' Connecticut Caterer-tn for W atfiiantio .the largest per cafiémchat to the report ofnthe State “Board of The smallest per capita. cost 'aweekforzuaintenaneeisthatogthe Norwich Shh Hospital for the In- sans. the figure ang 84. 998. The of an the State institutions. sebum '; .. immunityby .w“0h. come not!" bo‘plesded in a: m manner. “I’m AL Jennings.” "Never- mind in god." returned the other. lining a is land a roll ofbills “Wilson." "there now. rm leaving you a dime --beat it!” Jennings did. ‘froanennings' pocket. "I‘m President ' Sunday, Feb. 93 Monday, Feb. 14 following table shows the cost for the Selznick Presents ' ‘ . First NatlonaI'Frssents 0‘“ institutions" u w Gmgnmrgogfni‘ tn . . W and Capt ecu, .-- n e OLIVE THOMAS Constance Talmadge 0°“ 0' SM? Mm 9"" °¢ Charle- E Cham- admitted to in . July 1, ionsJuno so, “so. Probate here .yesterdsy. bequests are v m .1 7 . ' g - made to his daughter, Mrs. Robert C. «i OUTHFUL FOLLY” ‘GOOD REFERENCES’~ ‘ z - s .. Gwen ot Hum and .. h... m... ' 9 > hi o g, g a band. Mrs. Glazier is bequeathed reel FAMOMAS . AL 81'. JOHN [N F H < 3 < n- " estate at: Morni'ngslde-on-theSound Para Magazine ' ‘ 5 5 2- g 9i '2' Q and any shares of stock. Among th is n . 9 Comedy FIRED AGAIN at: 5 § 5 Ga othec‘beoeficlaries are the widow. Mrs. PATHE NEWS 3 , 3 3 Mary Clan-pin. who receives a factory 3' ‘ ' a " . in New Jersey and is residuary lega- TUOM‘Y- February 15 Wednesday, February 19 Conn. State H. . 2599 $29 so 205 3;“ 3:: 0300“,: pgrxgegmfie$°x' m... ................. * $2."... saintssxszz: 1:: :3? m............. ALL STAR OAST ' CONWAY TEABLE Conn. State Prison. 5” 5‘ 6'7” Advertise in the Sentinel. in i iConn. Reformatory 349 $9 11.4C ‘ in Farm for Women. 45 11 20.05 ’ ‘ i . . . 02 59 12.50 SOMEONE IN ,, “THE ROAD _ 3‘; 331. $3: 333;. 32. 2 .3: THE HOUSE OF AMBITION" Sol. Hosp. Board.. 216 106 use K Tuberculosis Sana- B‘M" "t" "L Sntwbail Comedy toria (5) . ..... 551 953 18 65‘ “NEIGHBORS" . \, Scenic Review The high cost at the State Farm for o csqu 3. “SOMETHING TO “Something to Think About" offend and if one is looking for a in difficulty in' the unfolding of the daughter.” Special Two Reel Comedy Thursday and Friday. February 17 and '13 ' “An Inspiring Entertainment Trsa " ~ better and cleaner pictured stories and has much to recommend it. It is a big picture: It tells a distinctly human story and one he- moved from the obvious make believe. There is nothing that will Above from Detroit (Mich) News. . W THINK ABOUT” is in line with the demand for oral it can be found without great love story of 'the blacksmltii's Other Attractions In a Paramount Supe And the First Episode U Comedy é SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19 . BEBE DANIELS “SHE COULDN’T. HELP IT” 'of a Celebrated Serial from A Celebrated Story ‘ ‘TARZON’S SON” r Feature Attraction Paths News REGENT Theatre The House of Everyday" Features it It's the can It Will Be Seen It: The Palace ' TODAY “Bunty Pulls The Strings” and FATTY ARBUCKLE in “TIE ROUGH HOUSE" Something to Think About WEEK Special Features Every Day Beginning February 13 Complete Announcement » Tomorrow novr'e ELEC THEATRE Programs Thursday, Friday, and i Saturday ‘ , I TODAY The Hundredth Chance , ‘ and. ~ ‘. “THE wnmnwmn" Y. ' r5 ...__. .-..—~ .. ..—....__,‘_._.- .____...._...._-.._._.__......._._.........._....._.....4. The Biggest Dividend paying show in laughs that ever came to Nor- walk Last Time Today At 2:15, 6:45 and 9 max snuunrr's “MARRIED LIFE” A Comedy in Picturda with Ben Turpin, Charles Murray. Phylis Hover, Louise resou- ds, Kaila Pasha and the rest and and Five Big Acts of Vaudeville Don't Think of Missing This Show -at the bottom of the situation. but it ‘ profession. 3! old: walls}: the gallows at the Williamson Chub. ty Jail hero todaor for the murder of! Amie! Gemstone. 1‘ years old. and many nemphill. 1‘1. both or West Fca'hkmrt. last August. The double killing led to the an -i Italian riots at West Franktort dur, - lug which one man was killed and more than a score injured. Gas‘vernoz Small last night refused a reprieve. De Santis' wife.»to whom he . hat been married onl ya short while be tore his arrest. has refused to com. to West Frankfort, to say shod b.“ to him. according to the authoritie. According to an alleged contenioa by Frank Bianca. who commute.- sulcide wihlc his trial was in progres. in Decemben said he paid De santi: $200 for killing the boys. was said to have confessed he plan, ned the death of micaterra because the.lattcr’s sister. rewsed to marry him. and it wise be- lieved Hemphill was killed, in an effort to conceal the crime. Sentinel Want Advs. Bring good results Blanca Mary Calcaterra. Women reflects the criticism which has been aimed at that institution. according to State omcials. Members of the” StateVBoard of Control have: declared that' the State should be in a position to check up on the allairs o! the institution. especially the Farm for Women and the Connecticut In- dustrial School for Girls. where. lit-— tomey-General Keely stated. recent? ly. "they can spend a million dollars and get away with it." There is now in the Legislature a resolution providing for a rigid in- vestigation of the conduct of the State Form for \Vomenu The House has passed the resolution and the Senate has tabled It. There is a keen desire on the part of the Legislature to get is said the reason a special. investi-ii gating committee is not favored in the Senate is based on the ground that an expense would be incurred. Last week the legislative appropria- tions committee inspected the State Farm for Women and several other" State institutions. ' ROBBED BEFORMED TRAIN ROB- 8128.: NE“' YORK. Feb. 11.-—-Al. Jen- nings, reformed train robber and ban- dit par excellence. admitted, Wednes- day night. that he had been victimis- ed here by “on inwnsiderate. dis- courteous" member 0! his forsaken Returning to his hotel from Brook- )IEAT CAUSE OF l - KIDNEY TROUBLE ‘ Take Salts to flush Kidneys it Back -hurts or Bladder o FOR The Valentine Party Decorated, Luncheon Sets, Napkins, Favors, Place Cards, Etc. VALENTINES................ Comic and Sentimental DONNELLY’S 16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET orsn even me VICTOR WES ELY (Formerly with Vaast Br0s. ) Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators, Lamps Repaired and Made to Order, and All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work. * Welding of All Kinds of Metals. 13 Raymond Street, South Norwalit. Near South Main Street. From ’1c up bothers. r“\ \1 ' . I! you must have your merit every day. eat. it. but flush your [kidneys with salts occasionally. ems a noted authority who telrs us th t meat [forms uric acid whith almost paralyz- [es the kidneys in their effort to expel it from the blood. They become slug~I gisli and weaken. then you suffer with a dull misery in the kidney region. sharp pains in the back or sick head- ache. dizziness. your stomach sours. tongue is coated and when the weath- er is bad you have rheumatic twing’os. The urine gets cloudy. full of sedi- ment. the channels often get sore and irritated. ,obllging you to seek relic! two or three times during the night. _ To neutralize these irritating acids. to cleanse the kidneys and flush of! the body's urinous waste got four ounces of Jed Salts from any phar- macy here: take a tablespoonfui in a ingredients Try our ‘ H. A. a Sunday Nighfi? Selznick Presents OLIVE THOMAS in ' ~ “Y OUTHFUL FOLLY” TWO REEL COMEDY FOX NEWS _ MONDAY Metro All Star Cast in “some our: 11: THE Epusn" . and Buster Ksaton's Comedy ‘ ‘NEIGHBORS ' ’ e ‘K' Coming Coming An extraordinary picture attraction “THE LAST 9F ' . ‘ - THE momcims" From the Original story PLAGUE OF TYPHUS HERE. NEW YORK. Feb. 12.—Measures in prment a. spread of typhus in this (My are sought in a. federal iangtiga- Hm opened today with the arrival I um Washington 0; R. H. Creel. as- sistant Surgeon-General. Drastic steps. to remove the plague 1w union the city is said to b'e men- . ml following the discovery 'of 37 ' "“5 of ty phus among passengers on lmoming steamships. were urged ‘rsterrlay in a- message sent to Presl- drnt Wilson by has authorities liver-g An epidemic of typhus ‘visited this '“Y in 1893. when of ‘73“ that Geieloped. 200 were total. ~ ' oonnncmv‘o moons taxes. WAIHINGTOH. rob. ssh—collee- t‘ion of laconic taxel U died from the will continue. taxpayers are warned not ' threatens Qrchestrp: Armory Tues I lrheumatic pain soreness and stiffness missioner Williams anndunced today” until the constitutionality of that pro-i vision of the law has been determined by the Supreme Court. notwithgfd-vgnin‘ ing the recent decision to th tier-y o! a Connecticut court in what} wits known as the Brewster case. "The same question," the commit-J_ sioner declared “is involved in the Eldoradoand Ryerson uses. which Were argued in the So" reme- Court some weeks ago. A decision in these cases undoubtedly will settle the. gen- eral question. In view of the sellers pénalties provided by law for false or fraudulent income tax returns. to omit from their returns for the your 1930 such gains and prelim". » \ n-SPRIZE FOXQTROTs Mom 8 North Main Street, glass of water before breakfast for a. ifew days and your kidneys will then act fine This famous salts is made “Hmm’ ’—-So Good Did you ever get candv that made you wish the box held more—— - and when you never seemed able lo get enough? To be so deliciously good and tasty, candy must be made from the purest, most nourishing WEEK-EN D SPECIAL 49c in a word v‘re have the best candy» proposition in this whole city. car a BOX repay MEAD} PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST Sopth Norwalk, Conn. \ The Cigars In Our Humidors ‘were not damaged by water and smoke. 0n- ly the cigars that were outside the humidor were damaged and are now to be disposed of. We solicit the patronage of the public and we will give them the best cigars for the money ’iiat can be made. 3' \ ‘OLD WELL CIGAR CO. THEY ARE NOTICEABLY DIFFERENT terns, and expert workmanship stamp our footwear above the' ordinary. - FINE KIDS AND‘JALFSKINS IN BLACK AND .330“. 122 Washington Street ' wuss-ens ‘ as; The fine grades of leathers, smooth finish, clean cut psi.- The Lower Prices Will Interest You a STORE CLOSED EVERY DAY AT SIX MILTON ELWOOD * ~ :7 i— Formerly Elwood a. Glover southomuc ' i 'from the acid of grapes and lemon 33.1mm: (juice. combined with lithia. and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys. also to neutralize the acids in the urine. so it‘ no longer irritates. thus- ending bladd weakness. Judeglts is inexpensive: cannot in- zjure. and makes a delightful efferves- ,ccnt lithia-water drink. . RUB RHEUMATIC. AGEING JOINTS 3 AND STOP PAIN Instant relief with a small trial bottle of old “St. Jacobs ,3 l Oil. ” Rheumatism .la “pain" onlt. Not one case in fifty requires inter. _nal treatment. Stop clrugging! Rub soothing. penetrating. "St. Jacobs Oil" right into \our sore. stiff. aching gioints. and relief comes instantly. "St. Jacobs Oil" Is a harmless rheumatism liniment which never disappoints and can at burn the skin. - , L mbcr up! Quit complaining! Got a; small trial bottle of old. hone? "St. lJacobs Oil" at any drug store. nd in . just a moment you‘ll be free from ' broidered and there are pink ‘ » 88 WASHINGTON ST. Don’t suffer! Relic! awaits y.ou "St boobs Oil" is just as good for sci. - ntica. neuralgia. lumbagfl, backache. , Tel“. INFANTS’ KNIT BONNETS AND TOQUES Rather than carry these goods over ue have made the ' following reductions Knit Bonnets reduced from i9c and $1 25 to 50c and $1 00. Corduroy Bonnets 50c and $1 00 reduced to 39c and 75c Corduroy Toqucs $1. 00 and $1. 50 reduced to 75c and $1 00 Eiderdown Bonnets. $1.00, no‘w 75c. A dainty assortment of silk and poplin bonneis, some are em, line and white silk ones trimmed with shirring, rosebud trimming and rosettes, former prices ranged from 50c to $2. 25( and are now 39c to $1. 75 - Silk,Poke Bonnets. for Older cflldren; with Shirred brims and decorated with tiny animal heads of fur. reduced from $2.25 to $1.75. J. I. Mallette sloth Roi-walk \ . Oyal James HOTEL Restaurant a la carte " alflTablcdchote .,.. ~ Beautiful rooms. with or ' without bath‘atmoderstegnhgee ', ' t Royal Auto Ptg. Co. Opposite 9?}: MORENOVELTY? AND"meM THAN EVER IN. OUR OFFERING OF “1921‘ VALENTINES They Are Gracefully Sentimental or Distinctly Amusing. , A Great Variety of Essie-back Cut-outs for the Young Folks .TonIsrgeTruoksstYour.8epviooforAnxindsofTrans- IIain Office, 26 Concord St” So. Norwalkol’hone 294 New York Ofice, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059 HERSHFIELD MOTOR TRANSPORTATION CO. lazily Service Betwee.- cw York & Norwalk LON G DISTAI‘T’E‘ TRUCKING portation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL All the Leading Varlaties of Vegetables and the lost Grades of Farm . ? \NELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIEC OF FLOWER DEEDS Remedies to destroy all insects and fungicides for the preventive Let Your Wants' Be Known and We Will Cuppiy You with the last. South Norwalk “Florist and Seed sun . ron TE! SPRING SEASON Seeds Grass, Glover. Timothy and need Potatoes Boat grades of Fartiilssr Sheep manure, Ground Bone, ‘ « Nitrate of Coda. etc- ~r and cure of all Idols efblllll ’5' so nouns.“ '
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