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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 27, 1921 · page 3

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the picture ever

.7 shown in Norwalk."

LAB 1' TIMES TODAY

6:15,

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1 run Comedy AttractIOn
I SUNDAY NIGHT
PEARL ‘WHlTE
Former lO-CJI' stock company
the greatest s
ac‘or cxer presented In
I plumes in a six-reel
drama. feature

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é MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL
I «'k S"o~ that the management

i . offers with a money
refu 2d guarantee
‘I‘I'ii.i.lA1‘II FARNL'M I
“A gI‘eatest characteriza-I
‘ of his long and suc.
cessful career

IRAN HARLAN"
’45: NEW/S
SENNETT COMEDY

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COMING

PASSION

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HOYT’S-

'Musday and Friday
:3 at 6:15 and 3

TDD-DRY SHOWS

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feature comedy

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SELECTED COMEDY !

 

HERE AGAIN BETTER.
THAN EVER!
A Prey-Holiday Vaudeville Bill
Fit for Any Occuion

MARTIN and MACK

Slums and Dancing Specialists

MARIE RUSSELL
The stage's most famous singing
character comedian

You'll Be Surprised

Telephone Tanzle
A Super Comedy Travesty

Cast of six people

DAVE SEED

Star 0: “Heir tor a Night ”
of Gene Bedini' s "Twinklea
Toes" with

RALPH AUSTfN
In an original comedy oitcring

“THE FLYING CROMWELLS”
Aerialists Unique

and
TODAY and TOMOROW
“THE SULTON OF SWAT"

BABE
RUTH

In a romantic comedy picture
offering—a big six reel
production

“HEADIN’ HOME”
SATURDAY

EDDIE. POLO
MEMORIAL DAY)

I East Lynne

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A Picture that Vi'lll Make 3
! Bigger impression than
the Play
HOLMES TRAVBLOGUE

 

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i LLOYD COMEDY

COMING
av, REQUEST,

“THE KID"

 
 

Saturday, June 4th
7 P. ‘M. (MM Tune).
“The ' Dancing Doll”
Ballet in s Acts '

4
Presented by MISS WELD and her
PUPILS.

I

Exchange of tickets (Or reserved
seats. at.Hoyt'e Theatre, Thursday,
June 2nd. 9 to 1?. A. M. and 1 to 2.
P. 31.; also. Friday. June 8rd. 12
o 2 P. M. (Standard Time).

 

 

 

”SECIAL SALE

SATURDAY. HAY/28. 1921

I BRESEV

f [[9 -WASHINGTON ST. .- NEXT TO P. O.

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PLAID VELDUR 3K|RT3 REDUCED To ...................... “.93
SILK PDPLCN 8KIRT8 REDUCED TO .................-.....‘. $2.43
COLORED GEORGETTE WA'ISTB REDUCED TO ......,...... “.98
WHITE TQP SILK PETT'CDATS REDUCED TO ...a.......... 32.49

 

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evidonth were telephone patrons and
it must hme made even a. bigger hit
lwith those who have‘experience in
centers larger than Norwalk. It was
good because it was pretty true The
\audeulle and Babe Ruth’s picture
will be repeated again todav and
\nudmille will he offered tomorrow
with a no“ episode of _the Eddie Polo
serial.
_________..__._
‘Turz POPPY.-

Christ looked down upon the conflict.

in the w'nr s most tragic hour
\Vipt at sight of blood- drenched

wheat fields.
Planted there a blood red flow'r

 

Grnx it “hero the dead had fallen

! \Villed it “he re the dying lay

{90 th( “mid would still remember

4 “'hcn the war clouds cleared away.

Though the charging armies crushed
it.

Straighthiy it would grow again.

'Tis n and world's blood—hued token

Of the sacrifice of men.

\V’licrc it grows some soldier's life
blood
Has-I lwcn spilled upon the ground:
And it dips. nud w.n es and losing

It (Her cit-r) cross- maria-d mound.

[t is Christ's and it is yours.

. It is nil tho world's :ird mint“.

For it hpiiiws the blood g‘fiml

! (in the win-Iv “ml-i's l‘mzhlin': lino.

Tli‘il‘ it, ku-p it and pron-cl it
it you (‘l'llSll i‘. it “ill l“.i"'w::

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“Low Light" l)“-
‘(':illl" one or ”in mm: popular produc-
linns with which iln- mntznclic siur'u
l‘iilllt‘ has our llt't‘ll count-vied. (me
of Mir unique und inil'rcstinq points
about lhI- story which is (‘nrrh-(i in
this lull-st phi) success is the
Mary l’iv-kI‘I‘IrIl i’IIr thr- i‘Irst tinw plays
a role of Olin-r than an American girl.
It was Igui‘v npprupriuiv that :1 slur
(If lII-r I'npnlnlitlvs should Sh‘ll‘Pl
liuliuu i‘ll.’|l‘:i("(‘l' to prcs¢nt, allowing
us it IluI-s for .‘l \nrilth ()I‘ scnlimwnigl-
iii" unvl depth of feeling. Sevminuh
tlII- \t'l')" bottoms of thI-m- :irc rI-urh-
ml by thv liltlv- girl 0! the )lI-ditnr-
rum-nu iishhg \‘illugi- in NurlhO-rn
ltnly. lluw shl- prvsidvs ovv-r u Tam-
il.\’ (If orphaned brothers until .’l irrI-ut
tram-ll“ comma into lH-r lii'c :InIl ilzl-
ilnnl rinliznlion \vi‘h its :Icrompmn-
lug: sncri'ii-I- makes not onl} :in un-
usunl story lor the SCH-I'll but :1 Sim!—
linL: llll'l0\’lllr)ll for Mary Pickford
lII-rSrll‘. 'i‘lu- lzirm' :Ultlli'liCé‘S (It the-
ltvgvnt yr-stI-riiuy were so ihormizhli
pit-um II with th‘ nt'ruvtion that many
i-xpre‘sscd their intention at saving the-

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pII‘lurI- :Izuin ioI’:I:: when it will III
shown for the lust times. Christie
(‘omI-Ily. "Mun \s. Mont-5'" and l‘athe
Nun's urn on the liilmt‘ hill.
PALACE thHV
llnlw Ruth Hum-ks Home Run In
l’iI- urc l-‘I-atun- and Dan! Sends

Scores l‘onr “uses In Vaude-
\ill(~--—Blll Exueflml.

There were twa Babe Ruths at the.

Palace Theatre sesterda). One was

“I“ Wt"! k'WW“ Sultan of 9"“ Who ur'il color dates back to grandmoth-l

has won diamond fame and appeared
at the local theatre in the star of .1
picture attraction “Hendin' Homc'

fact that ‘

Hill

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_ .___—.

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Jul! mi llII II lliltuih. Sizndzii. when tho)‘
Hid} liil‘ l"‘,/l'.\\ll‘.' hunt of New Ha-
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in l'lsti'r. His ll‘:'ll'.~?
l-Iumunn lio- \':Ilvr_-.
licun lI-nIlt-r. who i"
16.0“” voles.

 

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the I'rI-u'. ruptured l‘-' skins and thI-n
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rvpoli l't‘iti‘lllni: I'm radar, The r0»
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liliiil N‘iiunl. I’ITt‘lllill FRAC-
'l‘l Ri-Zs ARM.

(‘- ‘I' .II\' I .l: Muss. Mar 27.*7\Vll-
‘-:'.'h l -"\\‘-~‘ u. High Fr‘l‘nn‘ pitcher,
frnI-Iurmi his arm. yesterday. while
trying out his twists and shoots pre-
liminary to :1 game. The crack of the

 

 

lanilr. which snapped just above the
‘i'ult‘HV, was heard clearly.

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';|-..\nu;~z DARREN

; YOI'R GRAY HAIR
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,l'sc Grandma‘s Hugo Tea and Sulphur“

Recipe and Nobody .“111

 

Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!
A STIRRING MARCH FOR YOUR
MEMORIAL DAY ' CELEBRATION-

Get some Victor Records and have a. celebration worthy of
the day.

America”s greatest bonds, Sousa‘ s, PryOr's U. S Marine, and»
other famous musical organisations—to entertain you with patriotic
music: entertainment of every kind to make you enjoy the entire day
—and many any. ltterwards“

SOME IAHOU’S moans

17142~Maryland March
Gen. Mixup March
lBiSS—Lights Out March
National Emblem March
16795—Yankee Shuflle March
Our Director March
17957»~—Garde du Corps More];
National Emblem Much
--Fairest of the Fair March
Stars and Stripes Forever
16151—Thunderer March
Jack Tar March Sou'sa's Band

VICTROLAS SOLD ON EASY TERMS
Come intend let us explain our "phn” to you.

THE HAMILTON SHOP fi

49 WALL STREET i

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Pryor's Band
U S. Marine Band

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Pryor's Band
Pryor's Band %

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Sousa‘s Band ,

 

 
 
 
 
 

Memorial Day
pecials

 

 
 

Men’s and Young Men’s ALL WOOL SUITS,
including Blue Serges . . . . . . . . . £318.00 up

BOYS’ SUITS (two pair Pants).. . . $7.50 up
MEN’S STRAW' HATS. . . . . . . . . . $2.50 up

GOTTLIEB’

11 North Main Stre'e‘et South Norwalk

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PRO“ 1050

 

AUSTIN'S GARAGE

 
 
 

 

 

 

SPORT . SHOES

STORE OPEN TILL 9 O’CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT

Conneally E9” Bracken

SOUTH NORWAI-K. hon.

 

For YACHTING, TENNIS and HAS-ALE

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

AT THE SEASHOBB, [N THE COUNTRY, A! noun .3
FOR 308111388, YOU'LLMD OUR room

The Quality Kind—Worn by the critics.

MILTON EEWOOD

" FORMERLY ELWOOD G. CLOVER

 

Your Summer Footwear“

122 Washington Street, South Norwalk~

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

\

Noteworthy Price Concessions

On Seasonable Items '
Blouses

Women s Flili‘ll) hand m: Ide “'nists. cmhcllishcd with artistic designs
in drawn nor]: a uuied assortment. in our regular 85. $8 mulli-
ties AC 34. 50
This is n most opportune ofi’crlng for women who Viill require a

new “mm for mer Decoration Day. '

Sweaters

Plain and novelty wr‘nvcs are found among those smartly made
Sweaters. 'l‘hi- Tum-do models loud themselves well to the fresh iiitlc
frills at m-ck and sleeves. Plain colors and color contrasts are found
in charming Sport shades as well .15 the more subdued colors.

A youthiul model (M colonIi worstid. stunning bright shades. finished

 

with white Lice \estee and collar. is a great faiorite ...... At $2.
0
fl ~Hosnery .
Our cntir stock of Silk Hose is offered at newly revised prices. Pan
ticula ' attention is called to the qualities we are offer-

this ............................................ At $8.00 pair

These are exceptional value and quite noteworthy at this time. on
account of market conditions.

Children’s Tub Suits

‘8 An extensive showing for tots from 6 mos. to 6 yrs. wherein every
juvenile need. in this line. for the approaching holiday is provided fog-v
at reasonable prices.

. " Gliwes.

 

 

 

VICTOR WESELY

(Formerly with Yult Bron.) -

Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Motors,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order,
' And All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.

WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
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THE HOME 015 THE

Exibe

BATTERI ES

67 North Main Street, South Nor-walk"
Au. runs or mm m
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If in trouble, Call Ha... Dun—Phone 754—:

S. L. BENEDICT

 

 

 

 

 

Boat Sup plies

 

STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK SATURDAY

JUST OPENED

. ”AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP

Expert Service on High-Ciao. c. Wanting. new

i Know A NO JOI TOO SMALL—NONE TOO LARGE
'l‘ht- use of Sage and Sulphur f0: . With Decoration Day just ahead we suggeot that you add a new i; 0533.30‘3931" SOLD. m
restoring faded. gray hair ‘0 “5 "at- pair of Gloves to )our list of dress accessories Here are full wort- PECK’S GARAGE
menu of the most Wanted kl d. at reachable priced.
9'3 time She. “59“ i ‘0 keep her A little lot of Odd Gloves. 1 n; and short style; mostly mall sides. 3 t Edlmlta GTMVQW Job Toot“ “ 6......“

hair beautifully dark. glossy and at-

....................At32.9011. toClose

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,. was the inimitable Dave tractiie. \‘t’henever her hair took on
3221503513 appe'ircd with Ralph Aus- that dull. faded or streaked nppear- kawear
tin in the v'nudmille skit. Seeds in ance this simple mixture w” up-
well known as one of the best comed- plied with “onderful effect, - Vutees. Tuxedo Colhrs. Etc. in “fle- to meet any need at popu-
iuns of the stage and in Gene Bodinl' 8! But brewing at home ig‘muuy and lnr prim . -. .
"'ka': Toe-s dfidivz-lAip' Jinggefogcltl out of date. Nowadays. by asking at KI. . _: . r
Iggy? “Os orydmgtigd created one of any drug store for a bottle of "Wy- r --. W ‘_

the. sensations of the show.
Cromwell: opened the program
thing no\ city not that- had a t
finish which for
gasps among

of the perlormei‘l" made 1 airing amp

through space. Mack and Martin in

I Med ev e «
dots ”0:; my

songs and dances
and the act wan given a
tion.
dark hue beauty and her violin no-
complniot nloo attracted attention.
After several long number- with the
most ohmic T31?

 
 
 

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The et
th a you will get this famous old prepara-
ruling tlon. addition of
a time caused oome other ingredients. which can be de- .

the audience when one pended upon to restore natural color

Marie Russell appeared n II

he Sage and Sulphur Compound."

improved by the

and beauty to the hair.

 
 
 

and ore
been applied.
sponge or loft brain with
a'a'ylrtw this through your
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ex-

A well- known downturn drugiot
s iMnrkens the Mir on naturally
nly thtmobody can tell it has
You oimpty dampen n
it w

 
 

mm Lingerie. In an: “a canon Instant. decorated with fine
hoes. pretty ribbon. and W. in a complete range of uses.
at ml economy pm "

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

122 800 '1'“ “A!" STREET

\ SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE

10-?“ nmmwmmtm
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Make Pin-com Input-tho of Those (loot—It's the
‘ Biggest Ofler Yet

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FLAGS AND HOLIDAY pAIgCESSORIES

ALBERT D. MORGAN

 

SOUTH WALK

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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