THEATRE
.x’ Good. It Plays
The Regnt"
Pit-gents The Girl
Beautiful
\ l .‘iilA
HAVVLE’Y
l
l
l . s‘age success
L." 9." under
of the well-
“All
the
.1' on
i 4'. 'TSIDE
WOMAN”
. ~ Fox's Tooncrvllle
. 1 .ictcr Comedy
f'i'ER'S '
FLIRTATIONS ' '
452 iii” SNAPSHOTS
.l3lctul‘e Stories of
*‘J’H‘lillcnl'. Star‘s
w. :‘N'I‘o 'SCENIC
‘ ani'ls"
\
'lUAY EVENING
- {1- ows 6:15 and 8
.' fli)‘)eJ"JnCe
.t‘".il‘ role of
.' I. i'wl‘] LOVELY
in
In a
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V“.
Fox Production
i [TTEE
: lila‘t HOUSE"
‘ 0" 1rmtic force and
‘I tic interest
L‘. .i Magazine
t-uc-al Comedy
Tv'Ol‘JDAY
DC ROTHY
GISH
"The
Ghost
in the
(3:: wet”-
;’ 'J'ncunt Picture
ill
also
. o d Lloyd Comedy
V? HAND T0 MOUTH"
PATHE NEVIS
TODAY
1:15. 6:15 and 8
Farewell t
Vaudeville
The last show of the season will
be presented—It has run
since Thursday and is I
riot of fun and nOveities
, and
the wonderful kid
BREEZ‘Y EASON
In a five reel comedy jammed
full of thrills, pathos and
, laughs
“THE BIG
ADVENTURE”
Rivals Wesley Barry and Jackie
Coogan
EDDIE POLO
“THE KING OF
THE CIRCUS”
SUNDAY EVENING
Shaws at 6:15 ands
The new Fox Star in a forceful
dramatic production
LOUISE LOVELY
“THE LITTLE
GREY MOUSE”
FOX news
SPECIAL COMEDY
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MONDAY ONLY
1:15, 6:15 and 9
James Whitcomo
immortal Boy day
poem in pictures.
“THE OLD
SWIM MIN’
HOLE”
with
CHARLES RAY
Up to his neck in the water
an’.‘ the fun
HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY
“THE BLIZZARD"
HOLMES TRAVELOGUE
Don't let the kids miss this
show—nct a blush in it, but
oh how they laugh!
Riley’s
Joy-day
odd _ . {beg-Stem ‘-~
“All Nkht Long.” by Phil hol-
omae. while Paul Per ‘ 1
charge or the phbbgraphyi'r
The so-called sh'ort featurafi“ . .
Regent today are unusually interest-
ing including a Toonerville comedy
entitled "Skinner‘s Flirtation" being
adapted from the famous Fontaine
Pox drawings; Screen Snspshdts giv-
ing intimate stories in picturEs of».
noted stars and Kento scenic entitled
“Thrills! ‘
t
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.‘ .
was
PALACE TODAY
Q
41
SURGEONDENTIST
cesium-runs“ ” "
17 So. Iain 8‘» lo. Norwaik
Telephone 1097
Breezy Eamn. The Wondcrfi‘nboj,
Starred in “The Big Adventure A’
Five Reel Feature Playing
“1“: Last Vaudeville of
Season .
A kid and :1 dog will be featured in‘
“The Big Adventure." the Universal
photodrnma which come-s to the Pal .1?“
ncc Theatrc today on the farewefin
vaudeville program. For those' Oh?”
like kids and the dogs that go'wit'li ‘
F. S. LYON '
JOB PRINTING
mum
/
the-m. it will be delightful entertalm
ment. v 2
Little “Breezy" Eason and his pup
are featured. . .
"The Big Adventure" was filmed at
l'nlversal City from the James Ed-
ward Hungr-rtord story. "Patches."
It was directed by the youngastur'ih
father. Reeves Eason. In addition to
furnishing the little chap a stellar
'role. the story gives an important
roli- to Girtrude (limstead. the ‘
Southlainsmot Phenom
ROYAL AUTO PTG. CO.
Opposite Wilson's Hat Shop
South Norwsik. Conn.
MMWstsM
I
ing beauty of Illinois. selected recent-
ly by the Bike us their convention
queen and sent to l'niversal City (or.
stardom. _ .J
As the story opens the kiddiel gets.
sympathy (ls the victim of a-brnt lv
father. He soon takes things into"h s
own pulley little hands. llo'ovorA
runs away. hops a freight train with
his dog. and gets out in On country'l
town. iic captures a gang of Hoodlum":
has n linc timc mn’idling in 'q love:
affair. gcts scolded. loved. kissed sil‘5
at
wallopi-d :ill in due sequenc‘: In
winds up the rN-ls of action With a
dramatic punch that should 'son‘d th'g‘
blood-pressurt in the average growl!
up scooting toward thr- bald-spot.
'l‘lm i‘ulnri- closes its vaudeville
sczison todav with the splendid show
that has plonsi-d (-\i>ry0i‘le since it
opi-mul Thursday. Thori- \&l he (“’0'
oomph-lg shows this r-vrning at 6.15:
and l;:l:'\. standard time. 'l‘h‘e‘nro-
{ti-um is om- nobody should missz‘
, _____ ____..______
EATON CONFIRMED
1 BY 1'. S. SENATE:
.Appilllllllil‘ltl for Internal Rcvcnuc
(‘nllm'tnr (ii-1‘s lint-k to
l 4.—-I‘rcsld-
I‘rhidcut.
\\’.\Slll.\'r‘-Tn.\', Juno
li-nt ll.inlin,r:'s nominutmu of Colonel,
lllolwrt (l. l-Zulon 0f .\'0lih Illn'r‘n to
lu- internal ri-w-nnc collector for (‘on-‘
,m-ciivui was nnuninmusly confirmed
'l'y the Fvnziti- M‘Rtvrihv and sent;
.lmu‘l; to ”so i‘rvsinlv-nt. ’l'ho appoint--
'mi-nt “Ill ln- (fit'i'?l\6‘ upon the slim»;
int: ol tht- commission ii} the cxccu-
inc.
I t‘nlom-l
Eaton rcrt-ivui ir-lcuruphlr
inoiilli-uiion irom Si-nntnr lirrinilczl‘f‘:
il;‘i:~i niL'hi of his continuation. Tho
icolmu-l i-xpri-smd thi- opinion that he.
‘lwmzld not take ofilrc for n (cw works
i_\l‘l. In ilu- meantime.
ins uni-lit of
nun-ncirs and institutions.
.—.———————-‘—d
NI?“ \l‘.\l‘l‘lli .‘lI-IV TO HAVE
lt‘iil'lL'W sx i> puss- «l.
—._
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. . . y ( .
You"; Whitcorr‘b Rilcys Dorothy Gish in "The Ghost In
P°3m i the Garret"
‘f'TIIE OLD
S‘VIRIIN‘ Corning Thursday and Friday
'1
HOLE PRISCILLA DEAN
Adapted forvthe screen and The most dymznic character m
niescnted ”'31 picture. in Stuart Paton's tre.
‘ _
("AISLES RA‘ mendous drama of woman
A tr.” back to boy days and against woman.
m “"5 “REPUTATION”
PM: t.cL;ci'; for first fve
" aubrnittlng writtct list Remember—“Outside tne Law"
, l'O'pi "old swunm' i‘cle"
ll, iiiglll.
»; v COMEDY fi
.Kl VllAY I“l2.\Ti’IHI
ski/SSS TRAVELOGUE
' \ llmuiw Liui'ly haw-mm in "gl' l“.r.~,t
iii/“Y and FRIDAY 1 Hi: \lzir Iii-Ir In l‘nxK “' lli‘
I . Llillr (.l'l'} .‘lu||~i~."
. "'7 A. TALPIADGE IJl'II” l.<>\- lf, ll w I’llliliillll: Sl‘ri't’ll
Y. dramli'c screen ; . ,_ \~.l ., has llltl' inluii .i stir in.
i "il'On |\\lli:.illl l‘n\, l< (lining If, 1h, “p,
.‘ ‘ J. I I Ii;- .11 l l‘ ll. - - 'i'llr.ifii < Sir-Alli“-
‘ llll.;lil. ll. ”‘ln ll’l'~ (2H) hiiillSY'
:5}: Il"~-"l i.. l.. I: i- ”ml; iii.i:.l;itn' pru-
iilm iiui;
“ l ’lllc slug. lh‘ t'. ! li‘ni-il “Olilllll
‘5' l\\l.l) (“"l.“ l"‘llll’.1 Yul _l.|lllt i-I sn-
_ A . ,, v ~ ,i-iil)‘. liilil \\l>u il< \(vi-s in l' {Illi'lil :ind
’1 l l \!’I\\ June 11 llwlmx' to llw ll‘it'i‘t'Sl of :i \\(\"llil"§‘§
9
lli;.~'!,v.ll:nl. ()l.'_\ in litf'lllllu‘ i‘l.[.](“ht-||
000R PLAYS ‘lly him in u illum‘c N'lllltldl; who
i‘lstri .'il|0\(' llu- stigma that has: lwcn
ii-"Cia.sus” fulsilv put upon lu-rund. spurred It}
i r n in cavity. wins in lit'!‘ own riul‘l'lnmv
I‘ ‘ 0~ ARSVV'BTS 'uuil iurtunt :lnil llw ln\'(‘ 0" :i lilL'.
sincere mun liw'l'y u'ifv will want
' ‘i': l‘ ‘ ., l‘s ili‘llli'l- cvorx' husband
yuia ilo an til, i . . .
kl S( HOOL ”11:14]” (it) “1.“ [0 5‘1. ii; “pd if 30”
HDRWALK ‘inrv “Min”; 5..» i: :I'i)W:I}'. for it. i‘ml—
. . iid-ISH ‘wil: thought cloqucnily cy-
l.‘ i'l'd 830 17.1.6 '[irg-sso .l in plyofngi'wlvliy.
I. 5mm; i'ilnt-l . llzli-lxni-u l.(- Man-r i‘ucly. who has
\~.':-lll«-ii mnnv Surat-ssh” stories.
" ' - ,' ‘ \\'i0li "'l‘ll( Liltli Gl‘cy Mouse."
~ ~»:.. . .00 ( ents l __, .--_, .,,-,_,_._
. .L \‘-‘vil‘ iii‘U l REGENT TODAY
minivlv \'.'("il.l‘l‘. {\Vumln .limxlcv I< Star hi’ it NOW
* .‘i'.’ u or .‘.loz:- i licnlnrt Spot-in] Ft‘atllrc “TIK‘
i‘nmk‘ l ()lll~lll(‘ “’immu—luvcclli-nt
\ | Short Features
. 3 "Tho numli. Woman." th hi0!“
\ - --'_ e “’ulnl'i lluwliz‘ Dii‘illl‘t‘ for Itealnrt
"* plays today at the ilcgcnt i‘hcatrc.
l. ~' JilillCS HOTEL "'i‘hr Outside \Vomnn" is a 019‘?"
l’ ‘- .. :(lOfili‘SilC comedy. revolving around n.
-‘ “13 Jill 8. la Cllrte 'gmqy littlc wife whose love of selling
_ iii-(I [3523 de hote linings to the junk l it gets her inltlo
P- t " .; A - u pack of trouble ilivolvlng tho dwc -
W .. I‘OUI”. With 01' :i-rs in thc apartment above. a 10310‘"
‘ Y .. u‘ moderate rates. {wiry of Spanish extraction mid an ar-
~“‘~r———— ‘ ltlst with a penchant for living mod-
‘~ —— cls.
. — VVandn Hnwley is as cosy to look
h » i‘\l“i) HY
" iridllill ANI'
. ‘ ‘ - mm. two brothers
‘ i -' :l u Hill“) of N0!-
,. ‘ ' "- vizipnrt for the
l l“ .ilwl'h Villh llV’t'
nlwl lending (our.
. """ the railroad
.., i'wl. imilcn. a. fast
d moo-es; m.
'-'I \x. in 'I‘lll-Z lu'tmvlm.” whip], has brought 1wa
. l.‘- llt'il the horses ’0
lat as usual. and enacts: the star role
«with all that dimpled mischievous-
‘ .such a.
popularity. NF. good-
IQ'llmorr- is convincing
as the doctor husband. while Sidney
Bruccy makes a properly _amusing
third angle of a once: unexnectcd tri-
le. J.
“3 Rosita Manitfu- a
.big sharc of
Ilooking Clildc
A newcomer.
famous
‘l . ‘ v- \xlln‘ pulled across Brgccy'l‘vlfe-l “mo “kt ‘Fd Th.-
' .1 . ' “7 ml struck his head no Jasper. Japan-e and; _ - I"
i. W I" "I y‘ H» The buggy w“ WW...» .9 ' ‘
ail ,“ "l “ '1 Luigi-ll. The nor-e. v.” ... ’
. "‘ ""4 nece .
0 lino in”) 00‘“ In” re
Belgian beauty. adds an ce as
1* 0kg.
‘THE LlT‘I’LE GREY MOUSE...
WILLIAM FOX PRODHCTION
At the
Night.
Iii-ui-nt
h
,
The Palace Bootery
PALACQ THEATRE BLDG.
\
Women's three seam,
ioned hose, pure
colors
full fash. -
:ilk. all
................... $1.75
Women's white buck sport ox-
fords, with Neoiin soles and
rubber heels .............. $6.46
Women's Mahogany Ball Strap
Oxford with Neolln soles, and ,
rubber heels
Men's Mahogany Calf or French
last with Goodyear rubber
-hssis ‘ $4.05
Men's -and Boys. Athletic Isis.
_suction Sole. .
............. ,,
he will resign:
the department of stati-
'l‘homas’ Chocolate Shop
24 South Main Street
} IlI'IIJIIVG.
1 li.\\'.\\'\. ("iii-u. .Inm- 4.. lim-m»
'lin-\\:.ix.lpv r l: . :i '.\ll' l::i' « .‘l lii"'°l' i:
llllnf'r. lilllli Hi :i rust (il' Si'U """ l-\ l‘ '
llilillilll‘l 11"."l"ill' ll, ii :i hill to in
llllllHillI'l-nl l-j. IL. in. N‘I‘lli.ill-\t- .\' lull~r
‘in l‘.Iiilo SiluinI :il lln m ,\l 5: “ion (if
i
l
mid l’ulucc Sunday
Dorian House
Shore Dinners
m m or 80s road
Steaks, Chops and Chicken
ALaCarte
m
Special SHOE Sale
NOW GOING ON AT
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
31 80. Main St. 80. Norwsilt
No Connecticn with Any Other
Store
To Save Money See Our Window
for Bargains
Every Shoe, Oxford and Pump in
the very latest styles reduced
from $1.50 to $3.00
Play This Recbril
0n the Fourth
“On the Campus"
“Bullets
- and Bayonets'f
SOUSA’S' BAND
View: Double-Faced M. ”752
Two new matches by the
\r
d
:5“
31298.00~
$1,200.00 ‘
32,039.00 .
32,039.00
490 CHEVROLET MODEL‘
5-Passenger Touring Cars. . . . . . . . . $728.25
2-Passenger Roadster Cars. v . . . . . $711.30.
Sedan Cars ......................$1,307.25.
Coupe'Cars'......................$l,265.50
Light‘Delivery Cars $725.00
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE DELIVBED
AUSTIN’S GARAGE .
PHONE 1959. SOUTH NORWALK:
.
I F. B. Chevrolet Touring Cars. . .
F. B. Chevrolet Roadster Cam.
F. B. ChevroletSedan Cars.. . . .
F. B. Chevrolet Coupe‘Carsh . . .
f'March Kins." brilliant. inspir-
ing. splendid; powerful. They
will thrill you with the love of
wintry that every tree born
man or woman is proud to feel.
This record is made to be
played on the Victrola. If you
have no Victrola. we con furnish
any of the latest models-
Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street '
Norwslk, Conn.
Books, Stationery, Oifice
Supplies
. .. .. - -.-.~m=
Summer Footwear
Sport Oxfords
and Strap Pumps in Color;
Combinations .
Brogue Oxfords for Men
OPEN SATURDAY Times
SOUTH NORWAL‘K
Try a clasii‘led ad in the Sentinel
‘tor the best results.
l 'l‘lln- i:n\.i::lii-~;ul in 1910. Film] 1
llnlnl “l‘ K'Illllltl in on. of illr nuwl \lil
lll‘ l-‘c I'.|l'l." of ill mix ;-~.- ;: km (“l‘v
lilii‘ [vl‘i-fvil~r-l (‘llll‘l‘i'llFi‘ 1/" ill» Asewr'
‘KI'lllill’ li' lit-inlltl~ Ill ll.e\.:l‘..i in
(“.lil“ll \iil‘:..ll\ l‘i'l't :ii‘ll\I ll4\\\5‘l-
'[Ii'lil‘llll iii l“: (Hi; :l.i‘ in 'i-lll:~'
__‘___.___
CANDIES—CREAM—LUNCHES
LUNCHES' SERVED AT ANY TIME
/'
rr's HARD To RESIST
Having stcak every day, when you
know how good it looks. tislcs and
is.
really Our, steaks are s’mply de-
licious." So are all our other mcats.
Only the choicest cuts at Loci, laxub,‘
found
Prices standard—not too high or too
low for standard quality mcats.
CWOCX'S MARKET .
is Brailruod Ave. ' Phone ass-2.
veal. etc, are in our shop.
. . o o s
1 Every item a bargam—every bargain gen-
, uine.
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u You'vaiis Your Doll-I
Trude st
June: White Sale
1—s—a—l—‘—l—I
A charming assemblage of feminine lin-
gerie, priced on an economy basis. ,
The best values of the season in White
= Waists are included in the sale which opens
Saturday, June still-4431a. m.
t
/
(Formerly with Yssst Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order,
'And All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
WELDING OF 'ALL' KINDS OF METALS
nwsmmsmsmmmm
Youthful Summer Footwear
FOR YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN
Suitable to your many Summer needs are the smart styles of
Oxfords and Pumps we are showing
SPORT KODELS IN A VARE'I‘Y OF LATEST PATTERNS.
STORE CLOSES AT sux . »
MILTON ELWOOD
Formerly Elwood s Glover
122 WashingtOn Street South Nor-walk -
a
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- Boat Su lies
FLAGS AND HOLIDAY ACCESSORIES
ALBERT D. MORGAN
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Renae.-:.-:.-.-::::.2e: ._ v :v-v22“evevev-v‘v‘v‘v‘v-vzzxxx-w . .3
JUST OPENED v
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP
5"““3'53:YSéflfi'mEM'ifiafl'aé‘aw'
cm BOUGHT. sow. sxomoan ______
PECK’S GAdR‘AGGE‘ . ..
GI E Job Taste an uarsn my!
122 so lusting: :31“ Has“; my sour“ nonwsuc 1‘
, .2;
7 The Biggest Furniture Values in the City
‘ Tenses-owe Wild! mm sous
“smiles-Ion or some“:
M“: as! Inspection of These Goods—IE"! a”. .
‘ 9 “F“ , Biggestoser Yet . '_ .5 11.:
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