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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 21, 1921 · page 3

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- MacDONALD

One of the most popular of the
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dramatic production

“MY LADY’S

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SUNSHINE COMEDY
“HAUMED SPOOKS' '

 

 

PATHE NEWS

 

' TOMORROW

Monroe Salisbury Players
Present

JANE NOVAK

In the greatest chancter role
that she has ever played in
her career

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William Duncan and Edith
Johnson in

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THURSDAY m1 FRIDAY
An Edvard Hose Production

ALICE JOYCE

In a dramatic or great force and
interest

“HER LORD ‘
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COMING
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Don't fall to “9‘.“ this space to-

morrow. You. are due for a
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”3“.» thing in
-'ht one mil to know.
nimble weeks of mull

ence and get the orden.

Another American in trnde in Rig;
owed the correspondent n cable-
grnm from one of the biggest oi
ponies In Americn. in reply to
egram. which said; "Quote me price
refined coal oil. delivered Rign?" The
:nswer rend: “Crude oil he. gone up
.0 cents 1, barrel."

 

I '33:: sold this American dealer
wont to k
oil and I now Obout crude

t a ripe In its price would
have on coal oil tho: VII bad .

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ed by my buyer )1 want

In many of such ridiculous cases I
I I A TCHK E: thave telegraphed directly to the heads

of firms in Americn explaining the

have received prompt
_ But I haven' t the time
to write all of them. So tiltI Germans
and Enzltsh get the orders"

I Incidentally. perhaps half of the
‘Ietters sent by American firms to the
,Baltic States bear only two cent post-
age stamps. causing indignant pro:
,pectlve buyers to dig down in t
.pockets to pay postage due In ru er
of marks. or whatever the unlf hap-
pens to he.

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lulu stupidity.
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haul them." that the heads of Arm-n- I
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BUT—

AN D FRIDAY

Wesley “Freckles” Barry As—

The live wire copy boy of the Gazette, wasn’t much to look

« THURSDAY
The World’s Greatest Newspaper Story !!

 

When it came to brains and quick thinking, this kid was a

bear, and when the City Editor told Dinty’s

young reporter, to

 

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friend, the

“GO! AND GET IT"

HE’S A BEWILDERED
THRILLS AND SURPRISES IN

MARSHALL NEILAN’S

Sensational Picture of the Chivalry. Strife, Excitement and Dang-
ers of a Newspaper Reporter's Life.

A RIOT OF ROMANCE AND REALISM ROUTED OUT OF
THE ROUTINE OF A GREAT DAILY PAPER.

OF A THOUSAND

Special ADDED ATTRACTIONS and MUSICAL PROGRAM.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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drops of "'Oulgro" man (he skin sur-

rounding the lrgdowlng nail reduces '

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If you are considering the purchase of a DODGE BROTHERS Mo-
tor Car, it is advisable to place your order early. GE BR ERS’
The recent reduction In price has placed the DOD 0TH

car just one full step ahead of the field as a real dollar for dollar .

People all over the country realize this, and, as a result, are eagerly
placing orders for immediate delivery. .
We suggest that you anticipate the situation.

pointed later by unavoidable delays In delivery.

 

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SPACIOUS DINING
FOR BANQUETS

‘ ‘ .fi,
Phone 500 Norwalk.

USE PYROX

ON YOUR FRUIT, POTATOES AND
OTHER VEGETABLE

Kills Most Worms and Bugs
Tryccenof“Dolge"Woedecronymwflht

ALBERT D. MORGAN

Thomas’ Chocolate Shop

24 South Main Street

 

CAN DIES—CREAM—LUNCHES

 

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PRETI'Y STYLES IN WHITE FOOTWEAR
ran mun names m canon-n

W e are featuring some very smart end dainty ”In in White :v
Slippers for the Happy June events

SATIN, KID. RUBUCK, AND manna:
PRICED IODSRATELY

STORE CLO8E8 AT SIX

MILTON ELWOOD

Formerly Elm O Clo”?

122 Washington Street

South Not-walk

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Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.

Daily Service Between New York & Not-want

LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING

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SWEATERS

All the popular bright shades are here in _
Peter Pan and lace vestee models, to delight;-
the young college or school miss, who “'1“

find one of them a charming addition to her

vacation wardrobe.

Worsted Sweater: with short sleeves, and lace collar
end Vestee ................................ '. . $2.59

Peter Pan SWc store,

all worsted, with white ecllar,
. . very stylish ..................................... $3.98

3' 4* {light Weight Worsted Sweaters, in Tuxedo style, long _
sleeves, ...... ' ................................... $6. 93

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‘1 Raw Jersey Sweaters, solid colors, and heather mix- .
tut-5W. ................................. $19.98'

Fine Silk Sweaters, plain or fancy weaves, long sleeves.

' Silk Overbloges with heed crochet, and deep silk fringe
verydressy ....1’. ............

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