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5 the story ofaoweet- m.
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who worked a switchboard
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f. Presents
‘ £15123. KENNEDY
9- :1 GIRL WITH
JAZZ HEART.”
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'IVRTVERNEUR MORRIS'
Famous Story
tie Penalty
Never Forget the Character
- .ya! of Blizzard—the Wierd-
est Ever Filmed '
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SATURDAY
VERA GORDON IN
NORTH WINDS' MALICE"
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Show Any Time
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ORROW AND FRIDAY
\‘.':‘h a Big Vaudeville Bill
Including
é A LOVE TANGLE
: 7" OF EIGHT PRETTY GIRLS
snc: ial Scenery
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i‘21‘. and Mrs. Carter
ll; Haven
' in
“TWIN BEDS”
SATURoAV
Jan‘s Splendid Picturization-
III-ARV MILES MINTER
in' ‘
ALL SOULS’EVE
JEFFERSON; Elie" Feb 22:-
Ch'aps and lac-late may be 'a common
sight in this section it the experiment
in beef raising.- successfully cbnducled~
near this town attains the” propor-
. tions planned by a number of tsrmcrs
who are turning stockmen. The
boast is made that Maine can produce
- better and cheaper beet than the
V. ’estem ranges. besides
thousands of acres of practically
wade ground.
About 18 months ago one stockman
utilizing I
Warning! Union you see the name
"Bayer” on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin'pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
yelirs‘ and proved safe by millions.
me Aspirin hnly as told in the Buyer
package for Colds. Headache. Neu-
near here pumhased 1.300 tin-es, after
:1 long 5: ud'. of pasturage conditions;
z.nd installed thereon 44 head or
pedigreed cattle.
consists of 190 hooves.
The first consignment of veal from
this."ranch" soon will be distributed
throughout the state with the co-
operation oi‘ the Slate Chamber of
Commerce and Agricultural League
and industrial Bureau of the Maine
Central Railroad Experts who have
seen the meat product say that ii
compares favorably with fancy Chica~
no output and predict a rosy future
for stock raised in Maine.
This state. according to statistics.
produces only one quarter of what it
cats. A movement has been begun to
increase several lines-of production
and efforts will be concentrated on
the (dive-raising: branch. The pro-
gram. now underway. calls for the. re—
stocking of nodected {arms with
hardy bears which will wax fat on
many of the stubborn tracts of the
Pine Tree state. '
R EC- ENT TODAY
)lwige KPan‘d) L Quecn of Jazz in
No“ (.oldw yn Corned).
It the title of today s picture to 1):
shown at the Regent theatre isn ’t
enough to arouse interest the man-
agement can proxnise‘that the picture
itself is so timely and entertaining
that you shouldn't let anything pro-
vent you from seeing it.
Madgo Kennedy in “The Girl “mm
the J37}; Heart" is sure to make any-
body forget every trouble he or she
,cver had. If you are a jazz enthUSlast
this is your special picture if ever
there was one. 11‘ you are opmscd to
’azz this picture will help you to
laugh at it. Very few are oppospd to
good wholesome. clean. sparkling
comedyl—nobody found yet is. That's
why the Regent recommends this pic-
ture to you regardless of any pet likes
or dislikes.
PALACE TODAY
‘Irmly Star of lloaiart Play
"Out of The Chm-11s"
Alice
Some of the llwntricnl scenes in
"(1111 of tho 'L‘horus Alice Brady’s
newest llouluit picture. showing today
‘1: a: the 1‘11: .m- Theatre. were lllmml al
the I‘lmhouso. i1} New York.wl1ore
3‘liss llrzti). is uplifnring this St anon in
:11 51:1er plan entilh 1 “Alma Asflnds."
“lsn t Ihis inst fascinating to comb in
in real theatre instead of having a set
11112 in the studio! ' gushed m1 inex-
ipuicnud iiitle girl. who was acting
H11 :1 film for th( third time “\Vell.
lnimhe it does fascinate her." com-
ill! nud Miss llradx. “ho had over-
heard .1110 remark. “But this ”I“.
.stugc entrance is 110 110\eliv in mv
life I‘ve appoart‘d on this stage more
than a thousand times and I think I
could come from my car to myfiress-
in: room blindfolded I know it all so
;well. "
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111mm. h.1"l‘fiial-. 311-. Snnmons slurs
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who (u 11‘c-i ‘vrzl; 1i1=1_ not: \‘nhdag.
«awning ll." rot-rm} led. Y‘ning is to
"near his harm-ls. llr- is :1 singer‘lms-
snsztin: :1 \i-i-w (11’ 1111151111] range. Sit-xv
ihility null I-t":1l'._\'. 11:11 the sumo henn-
lil‘lll lmml «311:1 it: is I‘I‘Q‘Sf‘i'{0‘i from
.2’1is pinnivvimr- 1.1 his “mind :‘ol'i’rs'tllnn
11:11-33. .‘Jr. 'Slmmnns has born 01121;:-
.1141] as soloist for many musical {MAL
1;;lss. musical (“lul‘s and malaria sovie-
lli‘S and his su‘n': iiu- 11-. “Hug? role-z: in
Gomud's "Faust": llriwh's "Cross of
Fir-é" £1111! “A rmiiiius": (luunod's "I{t‘~‘
lichmlion" linssiui's "51:11:11! Motor":
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"(.I‘ll5v.ldt‘lif,:' _l.‘.\.' lhe sumo ("OnlilLli-K.”
:"Grrnadafi' 11;: Hadley: “Si. Paul." by
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illae great ll'iilSICflI compositions. He
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“URL AOKI-
'rs. Sessue Hayakawal
in _
TOKIOI SIREN .
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SATURDAY",
mrmse AND" NIGHT
FRANK MAYO ‘
BURNT WINGS
“THE wmauuu'o‘ ‘5
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_:“.h“[inei Ad. ’
I? lmlh’
wings under the mnlngcment of the
Music Langm- of America. For (hose
1who find insnirufien (111-! religious up-
llii’t in soon-d song. Mr. Simmons"
llzrec solos. .ncxt Sundn . r-vcning. will
N5 a treat. ii:1 will sin: “I Como'tc-
Thee." by Roma: "Just for 'l‘odn‘. 32";
ll)" Abbott: and “Gloria." by Buzzi
l’cccm. ~
\‘aval Training Station.
ralg‘ia. Rheumatism. Eamche."roo'th—
ache. Lumbago and for Pain. Handy
tin boxes of twelve Baver tablets of,
The group DOWIAspix-iu
cost few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. Aipirin is
Ihe trade mark of Buyer Manufacture
of lifonoacetICacidester of Salicylic-
ac; 'd.
mun 1x CALIFORNIA
Edward D. Mnhihlll “as
Norwalk Man.
Former
Edward L. Mulvihill. of New Ha—
ven. a former mident of Norwalle
died in Los Angela-s. 0:11.. Saturday:
1511:. Mulvihjll, accompanied by hIslee
and their little daughter. left New
Haven December I to go to California
for the benefit of his health. He was
:1. brakeman on the Central New Eng-
land railroad and in a wreck at May-
brook in September 1918. received lug
juries from which he did not recover.
Mr. Mulvlhill was a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mulvihill. of
Norwalk. but was born in Danbury.
He was a member of'Danhury lodge
of Elks and the Brotherhood of Rall-
was' Trainnten. He is survived by
three. brothers. Joseph P. Mulvihill. of
Bridgeport; Lieutenant Daniel Mulvi-
hm. brine [Tailed States navy. and
John W. Mulvlhill. of Los Angelrs:
and by five sisters. Mrs. William Tire.
otj llethel: Mrs. J. A. Cnbnssu. of HR-
vana. Cubs: Mrs.«Moscs Bulkley. Mrs.
“'arren Atwater and Bliss Marguerite
Mulvihill of Miami. Fla.
The body will be taken to Ne'w Ha-
ven for interment. the time at the
scrfices to be announced later. » 1
“‘ODIAN S‘VIMMER‘S RECORD.
CHICAGO. Feb. 23..
record for the 50-yard backstroke
swimming event for women was es-
IiillIISIle last night at the (Tommi A.
.\. U. senior events at Great Lakes
win-n Miss
{\‘hl Bauer. of the Illinois A. 0.. tin.
151101] in 35 3-3 svronlls: the former
mark of 36 seconds wns set by Miss
Etholdn Blcibtro)‘. at Honolulu.
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CURE!)
in 8 to 14 Days
All druggists are authorized to
refund the money if PAZO OINT-
A new world's
.
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Kenneth Bennett.
58 Headow at.
Walter A. Brain.
4? Smith St.
Alfred Brown.
Merritt fihce.
Arthur 8‘. 'l'liorue.
' 12 Ann St.
Albert 1). Mnlki’n.
2: Maple St. _
Diedrich Hohn.
49 “'all St.
Geo. A. Btulkin.
Vi olfplt Ave
1‘ Ivar—wt 9%
Michael Wargo.
..aiIlCI't‘a. 1 cm??-
iioln-rt “'. hicllwain.
‘32; Van Zandr St.
John Svec.
\\'rst Cedar St.
The Monarch Co..
”6 \Vashlngton St.
N. Arnold.
1‘: Camp St.
Miss Charlotte CnhilL
33 \Vilton Ave.
‘u’illlam C. Morris.
" Monroe St.
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b.
33 \‘I’ashlngton St.
Louise A. Hobn.
24 \Voodbury Ave.
Capt. Emil Usinger.
8 Cottage St.
R .G. Kuhlman,
74 Fort St. -
Men's Shoe Store.
3 Main‘ St.
and as a Preventative,
\V. Grove.
MO.) 30c.
(Be sure
ncriard I. Crampion. V
K. of 0.. So. .Nor. Council,
For Golds, Grip of Influenza
Laxative BROMO QUININB‘ Tablets.
The genuine bears the signature of E. 3
Advertise in the Sentinel.
‘23..-. .
$585-3
351.7
24 18 M,
2:393-2
2333—5
252-4
1165-1:
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2095
1615
103
1517
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55
1314—5
1633-2 I
1297~4
take GROVE'S 2.;
you get BRO-
‘A‘S 0000 ~A8 fiVB’R’“
The beverage with
the “old time” taste,
the u: sired mellow-
ness and bOdYg
Ana? why not?
The some (111.. lity
65 mal- and hops is
used, the same scien-
tific processes of
brewing and ageing
are followed.
0711a a casc'TODAY.
meourgm‘n or
0000 A3 IVIL'
PIE! 6 ‘EN‘s‘pAN
'llaeCIgars In Our flum1dors
were not damaged by water-ind smoke. On- _
lythe cigars that were on the humidor
wef'e damaged and are now disposed of.
Wesolicit the patronage of the public and we
mil give them the best cigars for the money
' qt can be made.
01.!) WELL CIGAR co.
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R WHEN YOU BUY CO-OPERATIVE SHOES
Youccnreotmnredtheqmfityd-terislsnd
workmanship is m
The name “CWpex-atiwa” stands {argued shoe—making
in Men’ 8 Shoes
2, CLOOES EVERY ”Y a”
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SO. N0
1111
'UCS #1:
ANCES
FURNITURE CO.
l2“?- l 29 WASHINGTON ST.
RWALK
KENT fails to One any cased
mo; BLIND. BLEEDING
uMUDiNG FILES. Qua
«My cases in 6 days. the
menses in )4 days.
PAZO OlNTMENT Erl"”_1'1t!,v Re-
lieves l’i‘C‘leG Pub" “ and you
anget restful Elecp afaer the
first application.
it is guaranteed by Paris Mai-
icine 00.. St. Louis. Mo. biann-
(ncuxrers cl‘ tir- w:11.i~.amous
Grave's laxative Bron“) Qum: no
tablets.
6 32%73?’
‘This signature is on everybox
ofPAZOOINI'ilENT. 60c
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Mme. Jeannette
Smith \‘urwalk's heading
Corsetiere and Glover
BIG——— SALE.
Economy my“ Go 11119 Store
Yard Goods, Underwear, Hosiery,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
l3 RAILROAD AVENUE
s‘om‘n 1103qu
NEXT TO‘SINGER SENING MACHINE STORE
~
THE STANDARD COLONY
(PATENTED)
BROODER
Grows Three Chicks Where One Grew Before
Cut: the Expense in Half
CORSETS
AND
HOSIERY
'
\YONIEN IS HONIFS AN!) SOCIETY
” Countlcsg women devote, their3
whole lives to their homes. while oth-
01‘s are in the business world. or find‘
Voonaafr mos rims .
56 So. Main St, Phone 909
.. .. n. ”NWT... . -1- “A.
happiness only In socie v Whether
you are a. home uoman. a business
woman. or a societv woman you know
how hard it is to “drag along" day
after day suffering agonies caused by
some female derangement that has
developed . from overtaxing your
strength. The natural restorative tor;
such ailments is Lydia. E. Plnkham'l
Vegetable Compound. which {or near-
lydxslt a century has been conddered
a. standard remedy for Woman-‘- ills.
u
v
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‘ JUSTMWED
K New'Line. of
Sporty Plaids forSkirts ~
in. All Wool Berna Ind Tflwfine
wool-fixturestorsullhs-
mmmmmeifihg
m
Matti-in mm.
mm... a. an...“
l .
.‘vmg:
, ,_.; t; 33:32
Eliminates All the Trouble
This is the Coal-Burning Brooder that took all the gamble out of
.the chicken business by eliminating the excessive death loss that 1738'
so coalition with the older types of oil-burning broaden.
You fill this broader with coal once a day and then it token are
of itself. “it is selHeeding,
lasting.
self- regulating, simple, sate and ever
I: require: no special kind of house and is guaranteed tooli-
erate satisfactorily in any room that is big enough for the chicks.
sold on 30 new Approval and You write Your Own
Money Back Guarantee
The W” Brooder Is Endorsed and Recommended by All
Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stn‘fion'n f
Ask for a “Standard Broader? We oncome in end let us
!
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show you how they work
ALBER 1) 11m, R61 1\
“Washington MM Meow.
rue mmotrhmu houses
nun—«an-
NIILTON ELWOOD
PM E!“ ‘k
122me
South Rot-walk
New Spljng Waists'
The Interest or every'm will “MW? ‘the diet-mm!
beauty of these waists. which we co m h '0' spring model!-
They are fascinating in the varied oil- “ wing bisque gray, ‘
All wont-duo w. well made end
flesh and honeydew.
smsrtly trimmed.
thes$5983ndffighau
HANDSOB’IE NEW S’RING
RESSE
At Prices That Are Mat Reasonable.
MITCHELLS $1750
.(F.0.n.m.
MAXWELL ...........-.-----.....
$995
a". o. a. m
HALMERS .--- $1195
(F. 0. II. M.
1m I.
ACCESSORIES II 5101'. 5‘ m AVENUE
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
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