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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 30, 1921 · page 2

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THEATRE

H's; This Specell
l:‘~r“or.al Day Bill of
H 31' Class Features

59 Shows at 1:15. 6:15, 8
is “LIAM
FARNUM
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You Can't Afford to Miss This
Exceptional Holiday; Feature

THREE SHOWS
1:1_5, 6:15, 8 Regular Prices

HUGO BALLIN

The well-known and dietln<
gulshed Weetport Artist
Presents a’Reei Screen Delight

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East Lynne

Classes with “Ben Hur," “The
“Old Homestead," “In Old
Kentucky," and “Way
Down East."
Starring Two.Actore of Note

EDWARD EARLB AND
MISS MABEL BALLIN

The management positively
guarantees this production
without qualification
Jimmy Aubre in
“The Nuisance"
Holmes Travelogue

TOMORROW ONLv

WILLIAM FARNUM

in s lively western drama full
of Action

“DRAG HARLAN”

Buster Keaton in
“The High Sign"

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SPECIAL MID~WEEK BROAD.
SIDE FOR WEDNESDAY
ONLY

JUSTINE JOHNSON

in George Bronson Howard’s
Famous Novel

“SHELTERED
DAUGHTERS”

Added by Special Request

CHARLIE CHAPLIN
and

JACKIE COOGAN

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SHANGHAI. May
How justice is administered in a
Chinese briminal constiwvas illustrated
in an interesting fashion at the trial
.ot’ a locally celebrated murder case
that was held the last week in March
in Nautao. the native settlement which
forms a large part of the city of Shan-
ghai. ,

For three days preceding the trial
curious thousands. hedged off by
bamboo rails. watched the progress 0
:1 post mortem at which east and west
lclushed. The poat mortem was per-
;rormo-d by Chinese physicians. several

 

ldental schools and \others who had
:rt'f‘PlVPd their medical education
'China. It was

.poisoning and

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while the
trained physiciafls insisted
stomach and intestines with Aheir
,conti-nts should be sent to a. labora-
ltory for 'mlysls. the purel
(lOctors clung to an ancient
declared that the question at
could he proved by
'or the-«deceased in
The (‘hinesc
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(‘hung Shen Sung. the accused. was
urrcstcd in the International Settle-
ment. It was charged that thirteen
months ago at the little Chinese river
\illugc or I’ootung. 14 miles down the

that

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a certain manner.
doctors carried
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SUFFEREB
gt mas

Mrs. Stoli TellTWomen
How She Found Relief

From Pain

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Philadelphia. Pll.-- “l suilcrcd for six
years with pain every month. had vom-
., irmg spv 113 the first
-_ two dag. s, ml was
unfit in do my work.
11 read in your little
' ”info: about Lydia E.
.l’inkhanl's V cg c -
L table Compound and
. took the medicine
satisfactory
1 am a mid-
wife and recommend
the Vegetable Com-
.. pound to my friends
' . . . and my daughters
take-i You may ubiish these facts
as a testimonial ."——Mrs. LOUiSE
STOLL, 609 W. York St... Phila., Pa.
It is not natural for women to suf‘l’eras
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‘s.-t of golf clubs. lnzvgnilicicnt in de-
;siun. will he presented to President
iiiul'dinx: by the ilrentwood Country

M pl: of lClulv of 1,05 Angcics. it was announced

'hcrc rcclutly.

l The .K'ct will comprise eight sticks.
ln drivcr. n lu‘uSsie. a hrnssic spoon. a
ldriving iron. midiron. mnshic. nibiick
and putter. all of fine workmanship.
They will he made of hickory from
Ohio and will have imported heads.
The “iron" clubs are to be made of
finest steel. while the. wooden sticks
.will lbe inlaid with ivory.

 

‘JAPAN nmnnlvcmnnx'r COM-
MITTEEE. -

PEKING. May 27.—-A “retrench-

ment committee" headed by the pre-

mier and c mposed of vce ministers

of the. various government depart-
ments, announces that the govern-
ment has reduced monthly military

expenses from 313.009.000 to,86,000.-
000 since Premier Chin Yuri-pong re-
sumed office last August. This hes

 

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ten it. is caused by some displacement
or derangement of the system which
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound overcomes. because tt acts as a
natural restorative.

Every woman who is subject to
cramps, headaches, nervous spells,
backache or those dreadful beerin -
down pains should profit b Hrs. Stoll I
experience and give Lydia . Plnkbam's
Vegetable Compound 3 trial, and if there
is any com licstion write to Lydia E.
Pinkham edicine 00.. Lynn. Mess.
about her health.

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IF YOUR SIGHT IS Rliin'l‘
All the world seems bright.
Better see

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Mllnlflmlllss

80. (Delayed).—

stout ;l“owler announced construction work
flmight start late next Fail or during

itrnim-d in American and other occl-'

in 1those betw
a case of susnrded cause it w

weatern- lthickly so
the with the so-called mid

)' Chinese [other international bridge on
belief and tinent. Mr.

boiling the bones the

their ,‘spnn h

\thnzpoo from Shanghlu. he had pol-l
sum-ll his fnthcr. Chung Kn-yung, a. y

to the (‘hinl-zu- police and a trial «11%

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Tami-1R, inc.-

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' the preliminary steps neon-cry be-
fore construction begins.

The main span of the tridge will
be‘1.770 feet. There‘wiii be two 28
foot roadways. tWO seven foot side-
walks. two tram car tracks. and four
tracks on the lower decks for rail-
ways. The railway tracks will con-
' nect on the Canadian side with the
Essex Terminal railway and on the
American side with the Joint tracks
of the Pennsylvania. Pere Marquette.
Wabash and Michigan Central Bali-
roads.

Three of the bridges already in ex-
istence between the United States and

 

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DETROIT. Mich. May 30.——The
proposed suspension bridge between
Detroit and \Vindsor. the sixth inter-
luational bridge _iinking the United

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States with Canada and the third ’thet
will carry highway traffic between
the two countries. Will have been
completed within the next five yeast
in the opinion or Charles Evans Fow-
ler. chief engineer of the project. Mr.

Canada are located at— Niagara Falls.
one is at Buffalo. and another is
across the St. Mary's river near Sault
Ste. Marie, Mich.

 

 

GIRLS WORK \VAY THROITGH
' COLLEGE.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 27.—
Working her way‘ through college
means many things to the young wo-
man at Radcliffé. In her space timev
she. may be acting as a clerk. shop-
ping for hire. rocking a baby. swat-
ting tennis balls as a coach. playing
for dancers or teaching steps herself.
mending clothing. reading proofs.
keeping house or coaching plays.

These and other occ'flatiens are in.
dicated as ‘the tasks by which 160
members of the present undergraud-'

the winter. About four years is ex-
pected to be required to complete the
project.

The bridge. Mr. Fowler said. will
rank as one of the most important of
een the two countries. be-
ill connect Ontario. the most
tiled province of Canada.
die western
[part of the l'n_ltcd States. It will serve
a greater number of persons than any
4he con~

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

SPORT SHOES

For YACHTIN G, TENNIS and BASEBALL

STORE OPEN TILL 9 O'CLOCK SATURDAY NlGHT

Conneally . 69‘ Bracken

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Fowler said.

resent plans call for a bridge of
suspension type that will cost
330,000,000. Permission to build the
as been granted by both the
[t'nited States and Canada. The bill
.grunting such permission was signed
_h.\' President “'lison just before he left
,office March 4. 7 Both branches of the
lllonflnlon government have sanction-
ed the project..virtusii.v completing

uate body are citing out an income to
make it possible for them to continue
at college. The appointment bureau
of Radcliffe which obtains the jobs in
many cases. and keeps the records. re-
ports that a number of the girls are
earnihg their board and room by do-
ing housework. -’

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AT m SEASHORE, 11! THE COUNTRY, A! non 03
FOR BUSINESS, YOU'LL Km 00'! I'm

The Quality Kind—Worn by the critics.
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FORMERLY ELWOOD ‘ CLOVER

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agegri in§gASSIoi~i 2 South Norllflk
ROYAL AUTO P136: CO. SELLING OUT

South Halli Street Phone 902 . ALI. .
Opposite Wilson' Ha o
South Nona/ell: (will:h P BDEIROEWSSOES
High Class Work_s Specialty 031'
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All Kinds of See Food
Steaks, Chops and Chicken

 

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When You’re Aldne

PUT ON A

' VICTOR RECORD

It bahishes monotony for the woman at; home, rests the
tired business man in the evening, and teaches your children
to appreciate and love mustc.

64766—“Marche Miniature”
'74637—Larg'o from “N ew World”
Symphony
18195—“(381'17 Me Back to Old
17872—“My Ain Folk”
18693r—‘Tripoli” .

VICl‘o’R SERVICE at‘ the VICTOR DEPT.
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VICTOR WESELY
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Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators, j.
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 OE THE
BATTERI E5 .
67 North Main Street, South Norwalli .
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If in trouble, Call Harry Dull—Phone 754-3 ‘
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Boat Supplles
FLAGS AND HOLIDAY ACCESSORIES
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ALBERT D. MORGAN
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AUTOMOB E REPAIR SHOP
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122 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK xi";
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