“WORLDS’ it
.. APART”
i A play of mystery and thrill—
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Olive Tell, Florence Bil.
.2 iings. and other notable
.3 screen stare
:1 “THE COOK”.
REGENT %'
THEATRE
if It’s Good, The
: Regent
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1:15, 6:15, and 8
EUGENE
O’BRIEN
in '
Added Attraction
FATTY ARBUCKLE
In the screen Delight of .
the Year '
And Others
’, suquv NIGHT
William Fox Presents
EILEEN PERCY
n a rattling good comedy of
married life at its molt
Interesting stage—-
the start
"BEWARE
THE BRIDE”
Universal Comedy
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NORWALK'S HERO
TOM MIX
In a high poweixed and all
thrilling motion picture
production special
“THE ROAD
DEMON”
Special Added Attractions
In
COMING
The Home o! Refined and High-
CIaee Entertainment
Today at 1:15, 6:15 and 8
A stroke of good fortune enables
us to present for one day only
Ts'URI AOKI
w". of the celebrated star See.
eue Hayakawagin the Uni. .
veraal—"Jewel Super
Feature
T E CIRCUS” I
Comedy an ewe Features
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William Fox Presents
A comedy of the early etagee of
married life—a big hit
EILEEN PERCY
In
"BEWARE f
THE BRIDE” '
SENNETT COMEDY }
FOX NEWS
Palace Harmoniets
MONDAY
The Celebrated European Star
POLA NEGRI
in
“PASSION"
The biggest and best spectacle
made since the first of
/
the year
, COMING _
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY .
MARY PICKFORD .
in
“THROUGH THE
BACK DOOR ' '
in
i Mabel Julienne Scott
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SATURDAY, June 11
OUT-DOOR PLAYS
‘ ‘ Narcissus ’ ’
HILLSIDE SCHOOL
NORWALK
4:00 P. M. and 8:30 P. M.
(Daylight Saving l‘ime)
Admission. . .50 Cents i
(including war tax)
l.| i-:i.L.ig of unfuvornldc wcnihcr.
‘Iw phiyw will be givml on Mon-
-In.;' at the some hours.
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lioyal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carie
and Table do hate
Beautiful rooms,. with or
. About bath at moderate rates,
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lll'K-‘l IN'I~ TODAY.
v'“'lil'i('ll I'llu's .Vi-w .‘rllliii-l‘
"“‘urlih‘ i‘llfll".”'—A‘I".‘Ill"\-
hip in “The Hulk."
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. \ilii.vl.li-. “\Vi)l‘|ili~i’ Apart"
is lllt' (l'iliil-n twill”.-
;~ 'lilli'k it'll-as» is :1 SUN} 01' nus-
I \\ im'h :uliilirr-rs of tho slur will
his iii-st. 'I‘hors- is not :1
lillklf‘g’ in the lll‘lilll OI
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l.illl' Al'liill'lili' lll "Tilt- (‘ook"
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in: illi.l}.{lll"ll. The show ihrmih-
i- lulu! :iiiii i‘lll'JO [lit'ilSi' I'V't'l‘)
l' \I..\t‘lil TODAY.
. . tilts (.‘i\.‘\ Wonderful lntcr-i
:-i-::iiiml at “Thu Bra-nth of the i
(.il:l‘~"—(HII(‘I‘ Jury-tinny. '
.~ I \uki. “ill" of the distinguish-
».ii- llilukuwn the Japanese
"-i u-im is now u rival of her owni
M‘ WI luv u [lime in the “sun' so‘
i-k or the slher sheet. Her re<
i' luv sumo-sues hme made her
v 1. ill limc .i star of the first rank
. 1 ill l.I-ll.~ll "The Ilreath of the
\\iil"h is at the Palace as to-
i . Hill! ”lion is the host perhaps.
‘1' villi-b in which she has 390931"
linir. piiiurc met with even unep:
. Ml \Ilf‘lnflh‘ when it had its New
‘ vi. showing and there has been
V "i 'lt‘ilii'llld for it. The Palace
I'lll'Luulii-iil was fortunately able to
” ~ at. ior mil" today and ,will present
' I.\ The remainder of the bill
I " iuriv a new Eddie Polo chapter
it”. “Hit: or the Circul" and a col!-
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‘ FOX M'Hl‘ (0m.
. ‘Ilnicr. ; lam: lili".
M ’ die." illimili. ii‘o-d J,
~i “on for thi- iii irrvi
purchase of
machine. and
laid waste by fire
,M'n or
around
squaring his
l'px v-ar (‘nm- ‘ _.
' Continued from First Page
a new auto pumper
either one with a capacity of 750 gab
ions a minute. which will cost ap-
proximately 811500. or one
with a
capacity of 500 to Q00 gallons 2. min-
ute at a cost of about 810. 500.
The Mayor deplored the purchase
of new apparatus. pointing out the
fact that ”nothing so excites and don 3°m9d‘
bunches a fireman so much as new
uniform: or new apparatus
Darien.
they've
Look at
fires " since
new apparatus.
Nothing but
had their
Ixc seen 'rm. riding about the center
of the city here.
protected
leaving Darlcn un-
and showing their new
their new uniforms.
while there own little town was being
“THE BREATH
OF THE GODS” ' ' ' ' .
. EDDIE POLO a . ' -
’ in
lcharrcd pieces 1' d w. d the re d h .-
9 “KING OF .le‘N‘s of iron that (Titian taggmé"few‘z;:°m "droD:;-'?P Eéegefl‘iznlsnligoiug;
All that is left of
handsome building.- is a few
“Tut- tilt and agail? tut- tut" were
Ithe Mayor'g closing remarks on this' probably seen better days.
matier,\
Excitement again reigned when the
iouered his
tho
v.oice glanced
council chamber
shoulders.
and
after Coun-
"THE ROAD DEMON“
WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION...
Al tho Ill-guilt Mimdny.
‘ ctltnln Yolk
ON BUDGET Gem:- 8- ..
commended that
ted for the-'pulu
in: for Fire Chief
"I can tell you
about that
Cl. lnxbt: unfit-o
chase or a .11
something)
car—" ‘
Here he paused
ntlemen.
looked across at
the table where the reporters sat and
said “No I don't think I will. It
would be too juicy an item for the
reporters"
“0h gogahead. I've just filled my
fountain pen. you can't talk too fast
{or me." said one of them, amid
laughter. in which even the Mayor
But the seccet that he was
about to divulge remained locked in
his bosom
Councilman Volk explained that
the car used by she chief was eight
years old. and outside or the fact that
the radiator lgaked: the grnerator
rum "shot" and that it would cost
more in repairs if kept ill comrmesion
for another year than a new car
would that it was in good condition
One of the cylinders has “asthma"
forced to admit that had
Council-
man Voik explained that he had in-
'tcndcd to ask for 81. 400 but that the
‘price of cars had come down.
i Other items in the budget that
were discussed were the increase in
the salaries of the hiefs by 82.65 a
wank, making a sea 9 of 835 weekly
The Fire
the car
which was not too much.
Alarm appropriation is for 81.500
this year. against 8750 last year.
Councilman Volk explained that the
lxorwaik and East Norwlk alarm sys-
itcms cost twice as much to run as the
South Norwaik system. An appro-
priation similar to the one asked for
this your would. in two or three years
innki the system pay for itself. and
'oti'the Jae m7 “multimedia: in“
'1‘
is badly needed.
Other items were increased slightly
this year o‘er last year.
Councilman Hoyt appeared for the
Administgathe department‘ budget
and explained that the military to:
appropriation he believed would hlve
to be double that of last year becaun
of the fact that he had been told that
this year. V"For military purposes?”
queried the Mayor. “I dont know. I
think its the regular personal tax”
There will be a slight increase in
the Charities department appropria-
tion. for repairs and alterations to
the Naramake Home. The police de-
partment budget and the charities
budget were about the same as last
year. otherwise.
Those who were present last eve-
ning were Michael J. Riordan. Wil-
liam A. Malone. William H. McMah—
on. John H. Coates and Henry J.
Hipson. Mmor Jerrmiah Donovan.
City Clerk Irwing D. Robertson. Cor-
poration Counsel Edward J. Quinlan.
City Treasurer Harold T \iurray.
Councilman James L. Hoyt. Council-A
man Charles A. Yolk. and Firc Chief
George Bogardus.
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women Would have to be enrolled H
said Councilman Hoyt. .
Our Engraving Department Is Now et‘Your m
Step in and Look Over Our New
’ ~ “'mr'saamvnm"
Which includes a number of/new m
VISITING CARDS
For the Boy and Girl at Graduation 11—;
ORDERS NOW BEING I‘m
8130038803 T0 DDNNILLY’S
.16 SOUTH MAIN arm-r
Open Evenings
Tel. 18:5
ROBBERS ATTACK 151E)” IN
PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. June 10,-—
Robbers this afternoon aitacked'
James Neel. assistant superintendent
of the Dogs and Buhl Department
Store. and William Stagerwald. an-
other employe. as they left the store
for the bank with the morning re-
ceipts. '
N<cl was wounded and one of the
attacking force was arresttd. The
others escaped in an automobile.
___________.___.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
would likewise cause a centralization
A FREE
Church of Christ, Sole
ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
By JUDGE SAMUEL W. GREENE, O. S.
E 7 of Louleville, Ky.
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First
IN THE REGENT THEATRE, NORWALK
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 12, 1921
AT THREE-THIRTY O‘CLOCK (Standard Time)
LECTURE
ntiet, in Boeton, Mlle.
AGNES BRYAN
\VHITLATCH
Interior Decorations,
Lam ps,
Hanginus. (lifts
Turnpike Cottage
Boston Post Rd, Westport, Ct.
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TAR!) SALTS 'l‘()
I'lll'fill thN’l-IYH;
nil-ill if you fool Ilfll'kal'hlt'
or Imu- ‘ulutllll‘r l
trouble. i
Meat forms uric acid which cxcilcsf
:iiui OVI-ru'orks the kidncls in their
efforts to lillCr it from the sysltm.
t'.iltl’§ oi llli‘Al must illish
kidneys occasionally. You must
u-iiixi- tho-n. iikv \ou l‘t""|l(\( yourI
l‘OthS; remoHng all the acids. waste
and poison else \01) fuel a (lull mis- ’
"cr) in the kidney region. sharp pains;
in thc buck or sick headache dizzln- s!
053 \our stomach sours. tongue
coated and when the weather is bad'
\ou hmc rheumatic twinges.
urine is cloudy full of sediment. thei
ichanncls often get irritated. obliging
you to get up two or three times dur-
ing the night ' ‘
'i‘o neutralize these irritating acids
and flush off the body s urinous waste
g£t about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy: take a. table-
spooni‘ui in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then not line and bladder
disorders disappear. This famous
suite is made from the acid of grape
and lemon Jutee. combined with
lithla. and has been used to! more-
tionl to clean and ltimul ugg
kidneys and stop bladder 'l‘rrltatlo.
Jed Salts is inexpensive; horn-tell
and flunk” a, delight at mew
that llN‘
the
Special Reductions
On All Summer Footwear
‘ It
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
_31 80. Main St.. So. Norwslk
Novconneciion with any other store.
A Full Line of Sport Cxiords and
Sport 2~strap Pumps in
Tan and Black
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DANCING
CHICKEN
IF YOUR SIGHT IS RIGHT
All the world seems bright.
Better see
THAMER, INC.
Optometrtete and Opticians
ROTON POINT PARK
THE IDEAL PICNIC AND OUTING RESORT
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS
‘DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
SPACIOUS DINING ROOM
FOR BANQUETS
. Phone 500 Norwalk.’
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BATHING
BIAtlonticSt..Stln-t16rl 1 its velue will be tormented
..-.. ~ ,4 « jectenoe.
*r . The corset Is lightly boned.
EVERY WOMAN’S
F 0N SHOP
“as...“
our emotion will demonstrate
eeeeeeeeoeo-ete-eouanng
NATERNITV
We can tune ”detain
mulch
NEMO M'ATERNITY CORSETS
This new corset invention is one‘of the most important in
Hygienic Corsetry.
u a blessing by M who need it:
and the medical profession recognise it as a. greet help to medical
but strong and flexible. At any time
mumuylneteruty. e convalescent. endenursinc corset. in
' 'i'e'nnie wallet I
Ferris W _
tottetrllowhichnrenthnedtopmeectud support. and give in-l
museum
Thomas’ Chocolate S ii if,
24 South Main " Street
CANDIES—CREAM—LUNCHE }.
our large complete stock
Dress Pumps, and Oxfords, Play Shoes eanell
STORE CLOSES AT SIX
Juvenile Footwear.i
ARIGHTLY DESIGNED STYLES FOR BOYS AND ”I.
The many demands for the right kind of footwear one mt .
MILTON ELWOOD _ -
Formerly Elwood a Glover
122 Washington Street
Hershfield Motor A
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Ns
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
TenMe'l‘rucksstYoanervioeherKlnthd
”ration; Padded Van for furniture Wat
Main 000e, 26 Concord St, So.- Norwllk. M
NewYork on“. NIWWMPWM-
South NV
If in trouble, Call Harry Dim-Phone .-
BATTERI E5
67 North Main Street,
muons or EAT-Tum mm
manual!)
S. L. BENEDICT
South Norwnk
or at this entirely new device the
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ty Welete loiwell known
Lamps,
And All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
’ (Formerly with Vlllt Brill»)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, '
Repaired and M a d e to .
of Sheet Metal Work".-
WELDING OF 'ALL KINDS OF uh.
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