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TODAY II
DOROTHY
Garret”
in “The
Ghost
In the
Paramount Picture
also
.‘llOId Lloyd Comedy
M HAND To MOUTH”
PATHS NEWS
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TUESDAY
It‘s VI'hItcomb Riley's
Poem
“THE OLD
SWIMIN’
HOLE"
the screen and
plesrnted With
ll ARLES RAY.
to boydays and
- )0; days
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"old swimm' hole" '
to box o'nc: by
w right.
tEY COMEDY
OLMES TRAVELOGUE I
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Trill-lit TALMADGE
no; dranlat‘c screen
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HILLSIDE SCHOOL
4:00 P. M. and 8'30 P. M.
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NORWALK
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llI'IS lIenn adaptf'd
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.. \' I. \VII'l"II in 1887 all-1
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of contributions to
. i Ii magazines, first began
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the pen name "B. l“.
noone." Never taking
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hunting of wagons and
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1:15, 0:15 and 9
James ' Whitcomb Riley's
Immortal Boyday Joy~day
poem In pictures.
“THE OLD
SWIMMIN?
HOLE”
with
CHARLES RAY
Up to his neck In the water
and the fun
HAROLD LLOYD coueov
“THE BLIZZAR
HOLMES TRAVELOGUE
Don't let the kids miss this
show—not a blush In it, but
oh how they laugh!
TUESDAY
Dorothy Gish in “The Ghost In
the Garret"
Coming Thursday and Friday
PRISCILLA DEAN
The most dymanlc character in
picture. In Stuart Paton‘s tre-
mendous drama of woman
against woman.
“REPUTATION”
Remember—“Outside the Law"
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YOUR HAIR DARK
“lien ward \\ itII Sulphur It Brings
Ital-Ii Its Beautiful Lustre
At Once
‘Iray hair. however handsome. de-
notes udxanclng age. Vi'e all know
the iIdHIItiilgt's of a )outhful appear—
ancl. Your hair is )our chmm. It
makes or mars the. face. \Vhen it!
iades turns gray. and looks streaked
just a few applitations of Stage Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundrediold.
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the recipe at home
or get from any drug store a bottle
or "\Vv’eths Rage and Buiphur Com—
pound " which is merely the old- time
-\‘
recipe imprmed by the addition of‘
Ingredients. Thousands
folks recommend this ready-to- -use
preparation. because it dirke'ns the
hair beautifully: besides. no one can
possibly tottu it darkens so natur-
allir and
upon-gs or soft brush with it. drawing
this through the helix” taking” one
small stint! at tho- By
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other
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evenly. You moisten a'
Ell—{‘1‘ *4. u
s WILL
Vlsrl‘ SCHOOLS
Continued from “W.
termn. Center. North Center. VV’inni-
pnuk. (‘rnnbury and Broad River.
\\'ednesda.\'. Marvin. Fitch. Concord.
Lincoln and Knudsen.
I Thursday Franklin. Putnam. Wash-
Ington. \\ est .\'orualk llrookside and
[lowax ton.
each teacher. accompanied by a few
of her pupils. will be glad to show the
work oi any pupil of the room and
explain as far as necessary. The writ-
ten work of each pupil 1'ili usually
be placed on his desk and other ma-
terial such as maps. 'charts. drawings
and manual training wox’. will hi ar-
ranged upon the walls and all so la-
beled as to show at a. glance who did
it. \
I wish to call your atttention es-
pecially to the spelling blank books in
which each pupil has written all the
words he has specially studied as
spelling lessons within the lear. These
lessons are all in ink. in\the pupils
handwriting. and naturally show his
habitual neatness and accuracy or the
Ilit‘k or it . Ily looking through from
front to hack of these books you can
quickly see the monthly development
In ni-atnesa and penmanship. Note
also the monthly writing and drawing
specimens arranged in the same. order.
Come. at any tim In the afternoon
and see every roo In the building.
Meet the teachers of your children
and compare the work of yours with
that or )Olll' neighbor's children.
especial notI-‘oi the neainess
healthfuinexu or the school
“111‘"-
lune
Inaiw
lt-il
summations you would Ilkr‘ to
for the betterment of condItlons
us about tin-m.
l-Il it you tail to come to see their
work but will lw (-nt ouragI-Ii lO lit‘llt‘r
effort it \ou do come.
SUMMER STUDY
FOR. TEACHERS
Continued from First page.
'I‘Im coursi- will also lnclnde lectur-
('S
with Individuals °0r
as home
workt-rs and dirtctors of
school mark. and observation of dem-
onstration lessons with actual Masses.
’I‘lII- aims in help those
ItIi'i"iII\' In the ilr'vi who
to ilnprme their 'irchnlqm. as
as those preparing to ti-acll for
mat iilnv. The “urk \\III In- I-zl-
tin-l) III'oI’I-Hsionai and iit'SIKlH‘l
nIIIi tin- I\ir)il.|)' I‘m-«ls and do-
In.IIIIIu or loath: rs and others engag-
ed in this particular branch. of edu—
cational l ndI IIVOI". I‘rtnidvd ruins
cirnt students inroll. special classes
“ill lII- organizul for factory and
liOlllt' teachers and Visiting nurses.
I :IrI- no ii\I~Ii lt-IIIIII‘I'nll'IllS
for admission to the summit school.
.Tht rI- is no tuition chm-xv. The
board of education \\'III ;I\\'.IrIi spr-ci'li
(‘llll' 3“
(‘t rlil'It-ali-s to those who complete the.
i
i
attendanm r6 quire-
iinal examination
cmllsc. lncct tIII-
mt His and pass lIli
I in II" til i
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mi .'| Inn-l
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lnnl.. ll II It L'
iIIIUIHI lives contains sIInII'I
for l.nnII- Iluinl: or tlnlII ::
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l.ll§1\:
Scene from.
fine Ghost. mine Gallett’.
gram-mg Doroth Gis
(l garamourlt LCUIL‘Q
I_li gent Today
‘e M‘s}: .
0n the occasion of her visiting day .
Take l
nnt!’
rooms”
_\our children attend and if you'
Ill-mt-nllwr thatl
teachers and pupils will he disappoint,
:IIId otiu r Nasal work for silldcnia.‘
't‘OlIII-I'I-Iit'es
I
.lzrlmps Nlli'll teachers. BOPIIII'
evening‘
to.
stain!
I ’l.|- -
(in t'i“. Inns"
i CAN DIES—CREAM—LUNCHES
; n w ‘22".
17 So. Iain It... So. Not-walk
Tel-oboe. 1m '
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F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
loath let-walk
ROYAL AUTO PTG. CO.
saith Iain emu Phone cos
ppposlto Wilson's Hat Chop
south Norwalk. Conn.
KlghOlauWol-kslpedslty.
w
Dorian House
h '
Shore Dinners
All Kinds o! See food
Steaks. Chops and Chicken
'A'L'a Carte
Special SHOE Sale’
NOW GOING ON AT
- Max Levy’s Shoe Store
31 80. Main St. 80. Norwslll
Ne Connection with Any Other
-.
l Every 8hoc.‘0xferd and Pump In
the very latest styles Induced
irom 81.50 to 83.”
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_ Store ‘I
‘.
i
To Save Money See Our Window ,.
ior Bargains - ‘
A. W. Hodge
m0 ammo:
SOUTH NORW”
EVERY WOMAN’S
FASHION SHOP
120 Washington Street
South Roz-walk
SELLING OUT
ALI.
DRESSES
snow ooe'r
SPECIALS
st
I
CHEVROLET c‘
\
F. B. Chevrolet Touring Cars. . . . .
F. B. Chevrolet Roadster Cal-3.. .
F.B.Chevrolet8edan0ars.....j...
F.B.ChevrolgtCoupeCarst.......
490 CHEVROLET MODEL
5-Passenger Touring Cars. . . . . . . . . 3728.23
2-Passenger Roadster Cars........ $71 a" _
Sedan Cars$l,307.”
Coupe Cars$l,24_ui»
Light Delivery Cars............ $725.0;
maovsmcssmnmvnan
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
PHONE 1959. SOUTH NORW '
n;
GOIDEN’S l
68 Washington Street '
’J
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Try a closined ad in the Sentinel
tor the best results.
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Thomas’ Chocolate Shop
24 South Main Street
LUNCH ES SERVED
AT ANY TIME
IT'S HARD TO RESIST
Having sunk every day. when you
know how good it looks. tastes and
"lily is. Our steaks are simply de-
licious. So are all our othcr_ meats.
Only the choicest cuts of beef. lamb.
veal. (-tc.. found In our shop.
Prices standard—not too high or too
low for standard quality meats.
CWOOK'S MT
1. Bram-nod Ave. ‘ Phone 588-2.
8T0
i
i
The Palace Bootery
I PALACE THEATRE BLDG.~
Women‘s three seam, full fash-
ioned hose, pure silk. all
colors $1.75
Women's white buck sport ox-
fordo. with Neolin soles and
rubberheels so.“
Women's Mahogany Ball Strap
Oxford with Neelin soles, and
rubber heels ......
I Men's Mahogany Calf Oxford.
’Freneh last with Goodyear
rubber heels
Men's and Ion Athletic Dale.
Suction leis $2.60“ 88.“
une- White. Sale
.
g A charming assemblage of feminine lin—
I gerie, priced on an economy basis.
. _ I
.g Every item a bargain—every bargain gen- '
; uine.
i I3 ,
: The best values of the season in White
Waists are included in the sale which opens
. _
KronVahIeYqu-Dollars
4%?” A5 11‘ .
j. signing, June 4th—9 a. m. .
. Summer Footwear
Sport Oxfords and Strap Pumps in Color :
Combinations .
Brogue Oxfords for Men
OPEN SATURDAY mos ~ .
Conneally’ £9“ Bracken
scorn NORW“
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly villi 17M Blot);
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, mm
Lamps, Repaired and Made to Order, .
'And All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work;
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
uwmmnmnummmr
Youthful Summer Footwear 5
FOR YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN
Suitable to your many Summer needs are the smart styles of
I Oxfords and Pumps we are allowing '
SPORT MODELS IN A VARIETY O!’ LATEST PATTERN!»
STORE CLOSED AT SIX - ‘42:“
MILTON ELWOOD
Formerly Elwood GI Glover
122 Washington Street South Norwalk‘;
Boat Supplies
FL, AGS AND HOLIDAY ACCESSORIES
ALBERT D. MORGAN
ommsroan '
mar OPENED
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP
Expert Service on l-ll h-Olass Can—0mm Honolulu.
NO JOB TOO’BMALL—NONE TOO LARGE
one BOUGHT. SOLD. m
' PECK’S GARAGE
litlmates Given—Every Job Tested mid W
I” SOUTH MAIN STREET .OUTH WALK
The Biggest Furniture Values in the ON
tennmmmmft
grammars”: 1:
Norwalk Chronicler