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A‘ 2.9.5. 7:15 and 9
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FREDERICK
MILTON SILLS
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PARAMOUNT OFFERS
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- COMING
CHARLES RAY
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“PEACEFUL VALLEY’ '
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Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
I and Table do hate
T Beautiful room,
I without bath at moderate rates.
with or
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Home Lovers Shocked
That 30,000 N 7
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I’Afi[ANT lllll[
IilVEN JULY 30
nos-rox Mans" Juiy‘u. —'Thc pu-
geint. depicting scenes from the le-
l‘iiciiin fathers and down etc in
\V’oilti War. celebrating the larcen-
‘Tf'lll iiy of the Landing of the Pilgrims
h1i'.t‘ July 30 win open with a mi.
' idi‘i‘ of trumpet; .
'I hen speak: {1 vol-tie from the Rock
m' 'h is illuminated. but where no
.o being is visible.
‘io‘me the Pilgrims conic," the
declaims, utter reciting the
iniiciion visits of traditional Norse-
'l‘. :in and oi” English. French‘ and
{I nich leenturers. The prologue con-
Icliiries:
l "Of me .ihc Rock In the ooze. they
l
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have made the corner-stone of the
lie public. "
Sci no ni‘tt-r scene follows. passing
irom tho Norsv -nitn crossing the har-
.bor in their galley and fighting with
Itho Indians on the shore. to authentic
hisIOi-V. The! Visits of cariV explorers.
including John Smith and Champlain.
:ue- depicted In tableaux concluding
.\\'lll‘. :i \lt“ of an empty and drsolate
'siuze». symbolizing the great pestilence
which swept away nearly all the In-
«linns fiom the V‘Kinity shortly before
the )car of tho Pilgrims’ arrival. ' '
' ’lhc smite shifts to England. where
the struggles of the Puritans for the
1.;Yllt of independent thinking and
wmship are portrayed. The Pilgrim
Inlhvis thcinseros then appear. at
Scroth. planning their migration to
'lhn. \‘vihrrlzmiln and later. enjoying
rintch iolcmnce and hospitality
; Next comes the. departure from
Yul irtshriV'en for the New World fol-
lOVVul in the signing of the Compact
in tho cabin oi‘ the Mayflowwer the
landing at r'rOVincetown. on the tip of
(‘npo Cowl mi Ninelnlmr :35 162.0 lb!
ilpnl luiidiriprit l‘lymouth. the di-al—
in;.~i will: lll“ lndiaiis. hardships of
Ilm first ‘.\’ll"0'i‘ and the l‘(‘llli'l‘. of tho
.\I flower. leaving In hind the
:.'iv~‘u or lim lii‘l- Pilgrim ,irinri.
'I'VVo Illf‘l‘l‘ «Cr-rm: oi I’iizrlm life in
l'l\‘ill’)lli.'i :mil ilii-ii Goutimi Iliad-
in'a! in w-ri writing his (‘Tl‘l‘Onli‘l05.
lights to Iii-:hi-r mid in FlVth suc-
c-Winr :iri- rl'VI’J‘lO'l \Vushinirlon.
:iiiil llonsnu'li.
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A VI :1 i'-likg clash
‘Ii- minimum“ .‘lild.tl’-~' lull-rs of
fi‘l‘ll' .;i (it"‘nl‘lily. Turkey, Austria.
"'le l!ii'.,'::iri cit-s" Hit- Hingr'. ()ll‘s ln'
i'iv llfil‘lv’i." ". lint? gir “'91 or. iii: Mav-
iii \\~'l l'i-i '.'r 7.1 «I '-_V‘ ih" I'lltl‘lms zuld
il4 lm'ri‘ tho :‘oi'iy-elzht Stale Pairs
- ii (i ":l‘l i' ‘.II\'-'. 'E‘lit- \‘iu't‘v from!
iii: In l; 4' lv 4‘
7 "’I'E» infl; cf ‘lu- .‘iiuyiloucr must be
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TrV' n r'aari‘nd not In the Snntinei
For the bout resulm
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lThc numbers of slinrt mini prisoncrs
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Continued from; first page.
are a part. Following these prepara-
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tions a cell is assigned. The location
oi the cell depends entirely upon the-
stta us at the prisoner and the Iengthl
_ at time be will spend in the lust“!-
reserved
trial before
It' «is of thc Norseman -through the the Superior court. another” those
short sentences. I. third for
(ion. A~ separate section is
for prisoners awaiting
serving
those sentenced )0 ‘(rom eight: to
twelve month-r while a‘ fourth is kept
toi those sening intermediate sen.
tences.
run on standard time “the primal-
rises at 5:15 at m.. lit-“fast. at 6: 30
and is put to work in either the ce-
ment block shop. the garden (Jr—the
leather shop at 7 :o'clock. They work
until lltali'when the noon meal xs
served and are returned to the shop
again at 12:3» to remain tbe‘re until
4:30. Supper is served at 5 p. m.. and
the prisoners are then~locked up {Or
the night. "Trusty" prisoners are
permitted liberty until :7 p. m. when
they are confined .for the night.
Meals at the tail. 'u'though not
what would be considered pretentious.
are substantizfl and the weekly bill of
lore includes hash. bread and coffee.
for breakfast; cereals. bread and tea
for SUDIKI , and for dinner. beef stew
two days a week corned beet and
cabbage two days a week. bean stewl
and pea soup and other similar foodsI
, unpopular.
in the roads without bring [looted and
'jcercd.
was regarded with pity or indiffer-
PROP.
change is that he is ignoring the re-
lpi-ated drands for payment of ms
t
municipa
stav here is kit'oluntary to which the ,
on 0th: r ng.s The {bod is cooked in
sanitary containers by prisoners as-
sig‘nrd to the kitchen and is of ex—
cellent quality. A large part of (lit
vegetables served are raised by the
Inmates on the large farm attached
to the prison.
Two hospital rooms. one for men
and another for women inmates are
prOVided for these taken iii.
are well equipptil. but all so rious cas-
es of illness nri sent to the hospital
for treatment. A “pad“iecl' cell is in
dangcr of becoming moth eaten since.
piChihitlon became a fact In “the
old data" the pnddcd (‘t'll was a part
of the jail cquipment in heaVV use. II.
has no“ i':41llrn Into disuse. hochcr.
'entlrcly rcspmisili‘e for reducing the
niimlwr of charges loft with Sheriif
l‘t-asc is erroneous. It is claimed as
5thc prcscnt ir'iml>er.:.11tiiough small.
it or pro wnr days in
the number of mar:- SQ'TTOUS ofit‘nscs.
known to jail officials! as “-rcpcatirs"
who could be (i pindt d upon to com-i
hark curry 3 duVs (or a 30 day arm-
of intoxication. h8Vc
bt-r'n almost I‘llnllllfltf‘d by the anti-
lii.uor Inw. hoVV'i-V':-r,
Sincc prohiliiiiOn :irsi
yi'iit‘tiV'c (‘TTlplnfit‘t‘H at the jail
‘lmon looking for :i low niiinlwr rccoril
liv-(‘n'nc cf
prisoncrs but have [V'Vi‘r l-vr'i
'nhiv to ('lllzll that eu'nhlinhed t‘mirl
months before prohibition in the .
mnich or 1919 what: mil» :2 izlmaius
wow< nommmr ‘l'he new at prc
sent is from 109m I25
Try a classified ad in the Sentinel
for the best mulls
'riim' Aim 3mm lil'T i-zrrnm'n'r.
A person with Inactive or slowal
licmiachcs. hllll‘rl‘d vision. bad
iup digestive orcnnq sulfur: donbl)
from hot wrathcr. llilimisress‘
‘brcnth. coated toiiciio are nimmt ctr-
VViii: :1 mass of
lr-ts keep tiic di':"fi‘_l\'~‘
rind the system :‘t rind lino,
organs
PIIFRI‘IT of
The hit-:1 that prohiiiiion has liccn‘
h:i\~‘ ’
‘9' ' t
The jail being a gaunty institution Isl Clga refle
It’s Toasted
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EH.
grand
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To august!!-
delicious Barley
tobacco flavor.
9 FAIBFIELD BEACH
; 81mm Lots, Putnam, coal.
Terms to suit.
refused.
WillfiollanorrlnyLotl,
Partners cannot agree. lust sell
No reasonable Mer
at once.
Our car will take you to property
any time.
Plummet & Petrie
156 PM!) AVENUE
nmmnpon'r. cons.
Telephone 3.9:.
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lKa’iser Jeer'ed by Dutch
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These municipality
the slightest obiection to his depar-
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licat- producing iiriiigvsh-d food in
the stomar h. Th‘ntey C‘ ithnrtic 12'th
Mtivei
poisons. W'. D. Kt'VinDilV. Albany. N.
Y.. ch's‘ " l‘oi- ". (‘ ‘li'ii‘ilf‘ 'I‘ahlvts are
wild but effectIV'c. "-Sltilison-Powcll.
Corp.
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PAULINE FREDERICK. aml. MILTON MILLS
At the Regent Theatre Today an] minor-row.
"A‘
[in tmv
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man Emperor is daily becoming more
VVorlils!”
good housekeepers
they exhibit their pantry shelv.
vs stocked with Van DVk Teas
and Coflces . .'« ‘
\Vhat do you any!
Duchess cut to 85¢ lb.
The (30306 Supreme (6 lbs. 8170))
Quail-Te: 45c lb.
13w Bulk (3 lbs 3130) l
l 07.. bottle
l—Z.’ iii.
1 pi. can
James 17.3.11 Dyk Co.
for Refusal to Pay Tax:
DOORN. July 14.——'rhé former do“
He cannot Show himself
wheras a few months agé be r
OLD" CARS
'8611 Your Old'Corl totho
Bridgeport Auto Wreck.
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BEVERAL OTHER NEW MODEL! HAVE “Rm m THE...
Conneally 69° Bracken
SOU'HI NORWALK
§ ..
Aufbmoliile Blue Books
axes on the plea that his‘
retorts that it has not;
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Have Your
Radiators
Repaired’
By Experts
I: Will om
No lion
New Radiator: in Stock
Wall Street
9 WALL STREET
FOR 1921 ON SALE AT'
The F. 69° K. Stationers '
prion 1085. ’ 7 3
Gehebe’ s
lt’. Hora If We Hop-mm.
PHONE '
HOT WEATHER NEEDS
For Cottage, Bungalow and Camp.
4 Blue Flame Oil Cook Stoves, on Plates and Oval, Window
Screens and Screen Doors. Croquet Bets. Lawn ‘07.“. Electric
irons. Gas Irons. '
25 WASHINGTON STREET,
sou-m nouns:
That’s TIT/hat
They All Sa --
\Vonldn t be without them for
That s “but all the
so} when In
Ambassador Brand is
Italian Olive Oil
The Highest. Grade Pmtkict
2‘“
449..
7003
$1.30
can
1 qIfmm
Store Closes at 6 p. m. lnatud of
0:30, Beginning Today.
:1 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NuluVAl.K
“Courtesy, Quality and 8ervicof'_
owing
“Cleanliness" is our next motto.
estabishment is cleaned from end to
and every twenty-tour hour: so as to
always keep a clear mosphero
is opened turbinapectlon 4t all hours
who wish to see how
our shop is kept clean and how our
products are made.
are our friends.
Our branch store in 80ml: Norwaikl
'I‘Ie
goods are made at our main store in
Nor-wall; W'betber you are in New.
. walk or in South Norwaik you will be‘
Able to purchase the same quantity of;
lgoods and they may be delivered to}
your home at any day of the week.
1 Special prices are given to lodges,
Ichurcheii and parties.
' In this establishment, the ice cream
and candy businéss is operated by the
.Cbocolate Shop of Norwalk Only the
bakery business is operated by Henry
rwfllkhll.
for the perao
Main store, 26 “(all 8L,
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the lightning our motto has
been "True Business." which we hope
0 maintain
Our confidence is growing daily
innumeraols compli-
ments which we have received-troll!
tourists and local patrons.
prove to you that our eiforu resulted
to the
a successful business.
running on the same ideals.
m CHOCOLATE SHOP
Brunch Store.
In.
'17 No. Kain 8h. 80. Nomlk. Gt.
This may
Our
It
The “inspector!"
Nor-walk.
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co. . _
Daily Service Between New York & Norwali
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
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PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING.
MEN ! MEN 2 MEN 2
OUR PBICEB 881' YOU FORWARD WHILE OTHER PRICES
SET YOU BAGKWLBD.
'Men' a mahogany Calf Saddle Oxfords with Rubber Heels ...... $5.95
Men’n Mahogany Calf. French Last with Rubber Heels ......... $0.48
U. 3. Army Shine, Manson Last, Goodyear Welt .............. $4.95
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-—OPEN SATURDAY EVENING—
-—;'-
If You Want a Better
Bread.
Ask for Bread Made by the
Top Notch Baking Co.‘
DEPENDABLE
PLUMBING
Quick Service
W. J .. Ungvary
Phone 2389
. M--. _._s...__..._ .._..—.—
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Summer Underwear
Bivoli Silk Vests (pink)............................. $2.”
Merccrizcd Vests...... ....... ..........50¢to$1.60
Forest and Harvard Mills \ ests and Pants
Vests-..'.......... ..... ......
Panth........ ................ ...«............50caad'(50
Forest M593 Union Suits band and bodice tops; shell '
' and M089 knee ....................... .S9c to $1. 75
Harvard Mills, light weight combed cotton Vests . . 65c and 750
Harvard Mflls “S‘ep- In” Combinations
WhitaPnjama Check ....... ...............-...... $1.”
Pink Llarquisetlc Check ............. $1. 98 ‘
These “Siep- In” Athletic garments are especially cool and ' "
comfortable, made of thin but durab' c material ‘
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street South Norwalk‘
S OXFORDS. ' '
This? 8_ nothing more appropriate for these hot/summer"
days than oping: cool, comfortable, Oxfords.
WC Wanihbluckand bmmmdmmfim
unblock yin-«mahogany calfskin. _ '7
$5.00 to $10.”
Norwalk Chronicler