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“IF IT' 8 GOOD, IT PLAYS THE REGENT"
1921
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Anne Boleyn—the girl who
life story ‘0!
played with the mighty
love of a king—the world’s
wo rst husband.
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Adolph Lu‘kor’ present]!
A ROMANCE 9F LOVES BEHIND A THRONE;
Sunshine Comedy
Pathe News
WEDNESDAY
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“THE BRONZE BELL”
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BEFBESENTATIBN
BFT‘ l..I\Y
- . I . Aug. 13.———Trade in preach:I "\l: SMALL STATES
ous stones has' experienced such a
slump in the past ' 12 months that
many of the jewel dealers are facing
a serious financial crisis, according to-
lSerlin experts who have been irwesuiml
n nusual situa-
Eating the causes Of a ll ldent recently that the Leaglj of Na-
ltions was -. an imperfect
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The dianfond markets are especiallywvhiéh does not vet come up to the 6x-
threatened. for the men and women
who made much mone3 during the Dectations Of those who trusted that its
war and invested heav_lly in diamonds'u.1m tuticm W911“ ensure intermitiomil
recentl3 have been selling brilliants law and order bu. that. nevertheless
extensively. while the old families of it could be turned into a useful "15"“-
established wealth. upon which, the men? for the Peace 0" thaworid for
trade once depended have ceased to settling as far as possmle conflicts b9-
buy. It is said 50 to 60 per cent. of tween the nations.
thoscxw ho bought jewels with war pro— l
tits in German3 and England have was ”“9553” for ”“5 latter purpose
either sold their purchases or offered that ’the League should It): elstablishI-d
them for sale within the last few upgneaidnozegem::r§:icclaraefisthat he
months. 1‘ s en ess , . .
The synthetic diamond, as we" as admitted that the mechanism of the
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el. also has invaded the market to the ‘
detriment of the trade in iegitimate_ resolving conflicts betnreen_ different
stones. not only because many artificial 'states should necessar 11 (103395511
stones are. sold as genuine‘ but because He said that the 50-335.: :ma n3"
the artificial jewel is preferred by Itions had “0t the nice gtepregen-
mam because it is less expensi3e and tatlon before the $5331 tho w ‘Ch
often can be differentiated only by the 3:: :éfafigguidhiiz were ”6:301:33;
co: enoisseur. '
Thc business in synthetic stones hasiby naval and Signal; 5:21?“ .
grown imnrensel3 during the last few’ He :dded; t athe ”'0fo shamp:“:‘:5
3enrs. with Germany and France the gavel 9mg” “as n ‘3
principal competitors. and Switzerland Council of the League. b‘v which th"
:1 0105,. third. Raw materials forlhad created for thems’e 3'es lifelong
the manufacture of the arti I ial ruby Imandates. NeIertheless he declared
which is accomplished b) an electricalI ”‘9 League in fits actual condition. is
process. are purchased b3 Swiss manu- much "‘0'“ efnment a}?! has more,
facturcrs from Germany. which has ample powers ”‘8“ the 451.19 ("hm“-
handicapped Switzerland in the race al.
for control of the world market. l
Although the production of artificial‘ A man should weigh 25 pounds for
jewels has greatly increased the pricesiew‘rv fool of his height
have risen which is attributed by thcl
BI'ENO AIRES. Aug 13. -—Epitscio
”Pessoa President of Brazil. told La
Nachion's Rio de Janeiro correspcm-
experts to the improvcd' technique. I“ ~~> ~ ‘L
‘ Prices of synthetic rubies and sap-
phires have increased '10 fold 03"e' 'TO DARK“ N “Al“
prices APPLY SAGE TEA
U33In" to the stagnation of the trad) . "‘—
ln genuincuiiimonds a numbir of the [100k ion-12!. Bring Bark “5 Natural
largest impmtir. g housIs ha3c (‘ungpri‘ Color. (Jo‘s and Attractive.
itnportutions II'om South Africa. 33 here Real
tlIIiI' chief supply was secured. nnlI -- .
othms haw greatly rmmnu.) [hf-Tr puni Common garden sage brewed Into
chug”, of m“. :1. heavy lea. With sulphur added. will
inmonds.
__.__.____.___._._.. turn gray. strcaked and faded hair
"FFICER INVFNTS beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a fIVI applications will prove a riv-
Ielation if 3our hair is fading. streak-
l( gray. Mixing the Sage Tra and
l:ulphur recipe at home- though is
Itroumesome. An easier way is to get
a bottle of 3VyI-th's Sage and Sulphur
GREEN LAN D’S CONVERTER
Greenland
l.IIIIIlI'I-Il 3'I
\IIIs rediscovered by :1 famous Danish
’l'u ) -:‘.I‘s ng'.)
i.)l\.\lI‘llllT‘_\', .TolIIIIIIIIN Egcdc, who cou-
\‘t'l‘lf’vl IlII- l-Zsliimos and was created
l:i.\‘linp (If (iI'I-I-nlnnd. This summer
IlrI'I-IIIIInIl will celebrate the [Ii—con.
lI'nniiIl flilll Klng Christian X of DEU-
IIIIII'E: will pIIy u f’ll'nllll visit to the
i<lnml The photo sh 033:: an old pol"
trait of Bishop Johannes Lgede
Perhaps.
"The course of true love never does
run smooth." "Well. that keeps the
3oung people interested.
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte '
. and Table‘de hote -
Beautiful rooms, with or with-
out bath at moderate rates.
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Compound at any drug- store, all
l1ead3 for use. This is the old-time
irecipI impr03'cd by the addition of
other ingredients.
, \Vhile wispy. gray. faded hair is not
LONDON. Aug. l:l.-~iII\cnlion of :1 sinful. we all desire to retain our
I3'slI-m Ot‘ SIIIIIIII propulsion for air- youthful appearance and attractive-
ships 15 clniInI-Il lg» (‘uptain \\'. i‘.:III-sg, ’._3' darkening your hair with
llurlII'Ill, 33 Mo was :1 lllezsli II:I\‘I.' of- ,VVlel'S Sage and Sulphur Com-
I'II‘~"' Ilu'fiz‘: UH: mm ‘Iil. up I.) o pound. no one can tell. because it
3'I-III' :I_I:I). stuff curtain i‘I llll‘ LiII'I‘f'does it so naturally. so evenly. You
ATI'Cllllllli‘iil and l-IlvctI-II‘III l'IIIglI‘Iw'r'S just dampen a sponge. or soft brush
Deput‘ilncul ot‘ thr- lzoyul IA‘Ir Force ”with itauid draw this t ugh your
[I Is lilitlllldlllt‘ll that ”11' new systIm hair. taking one small a and at a
will function at altitudes h. Ith-to uII- timei by morning alirgrayrhaivs have.
attainable with the ordinary t3pc oildisnppearcd. and after another
lnicv‘nul combustion engine. plicalion
The invention is fluid to do away biautifully dark. glossy.
complIit-ly with thy ordmum lrtrilvr‘. uriant.
thI- strum helm: gilll'l‘anIl by moans;
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organizm.
The Brazilian executhe said that it '
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or two your hair becomvs'
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soft and lu:\-.
Wlll NBT BUY
PBUNB lll' BUTTER
RIGA. Latvia. Aug. 13.—Prices of
foodstuffs on the Moscow market are
reported steadily increasing. A pound
of rye bread. early in July. could be
had at, from 3.600 to 4000 rubles;
beef at from 7.000 to 9.000 rubles;
pork from 10. 000 to 12 .000: butter
from 18. 00 to 20. 000 "rubles, and pota-
toes from 1.600 to 2.800 rubles a
pound. while eggs are sold at 1.000 to
1.200 rubles. and cucumbers. one of
the most popular articles of diet, at 1,-
000 to 1.500 roubles'each.
The average wage paid in factories
and to Government employes. in addi—
tion to rations supplied by the State.
was about 10.000 to 15,000 rubles *3.
month.
The Moscow rations for the week.
as reported by the official Pravda;
were, for workmen of the preferred
classes. three pounds of black bread.
'some he‘rrlngs and small quantities of
'other essentials for a period of five
da3s Less favored citizens were al-
lotted one pound of bread for five
days and no herrings. The wages al—
lowed in addition to these rations
Wound not bu'y a pound of butter.
The Bolshevik Government. in fix-
ing international telegraph tolls. con-
sidered 20.000 rubles as equal to one
dollar.
Advertise :in the .SentineL
The Textile Store
20 Per' Cent Actual Cash
Discount 06 on All
Summer Goods
136 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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We Offer You a Home
The Lawrence Agency
15 80. Main/ Street
ol‘ intI-rnzil-I'ombuslmn powcx' or lll‘ul
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.-\ ('l{()\\‘l)lil) STREET CAR.
(\\'riltvn (‘S[)l‘('llill}' for the Boys
and Girls NP‘YSIILLIH'I‘ by TI. l..I.
Crosm‘. “'is.)
Lam them in! slum them it]
For no r00m we'll luck.
Hustle them in! Hustle them in!
l‘rOIl tlicm in the back.
(‘rnm them in! jam them in!
Hans them to the straps.
Haul thcm in S 113,111 thI-m in!
llcar tlIIiI' l‘llFllollCS crack!
Mow- them up! Shovr- them up! l
I‘ilc them up in stacks.
chin women.
L.
i-nstrument
l’a “ women.
Irish Dutch and Tacks. l). to
' ical 150
Squeeze llicm up! hang them up! mus
l’-3' their I: I rd hair.
All th! l( :tc. {II-I'ci
..:‘-. .l pas ' a” fare.
W——I‘--—"'fir—P—-"~‘—-—
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stirring tnump
FINAL '
CLEARANCE . 3.81%..
of all : We
SUMMER «
DRESSES
$1.98 $12.98
.,,.—-~‘
A
$3.98 ‘ I
Jumper Dresses
$1.00
.. All. GOTOrSr-AllSiza,
05 Yo}? Know the New
Celebrity.
lberto Salvi has made the harp a concert solo
A His technique. his personality. and the
success they have won together,
“MOTHER MACHRE ”
“SCHERZO IN E FLAT MINOR’f
(Vim: DoubltFaccd Record 45248)
Hear Also
i “HOMING”——-Elsie Baker
“S YL VIA”—-Lambert Murphy ;
, 5 Songs of lofty sentiment. sung in the calm assured
aco ’ S lg style which represents the rarest development of tin “I
. I l
3 vocal art. (Vicool' Double-Fund More! 45249)
Another of the New Victor Records for August I;
Sit at home with a Victrola and follow the new.
in: In the progress of modern music.
leisure the perfect art: of web great .
have the Victrola to suit you. and a large
stock of records from which to make your selection.
A. J. Collins Co.”
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have become a par-t of
nar“
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OILCLOTH LUNCHEON SETS
:7These' are durable, sanitary. economi Saves 1:: than
be easily cleaned with a damp cloth. vgi’égrmnvemm “to “a: a: .. . l
summercottage 0? on picnic parties. -
_ KID. BELTS ' ' ' ‘
‘_ Plain and fancy belts white. black, brown, tan, blue and green, “I:
, SOUVENIR cups
: Souvenirs of Norwalk, with a view of Green’ 5 Reef uight on one
side‘and the historic old TOWn House, built in 1835, on the other.
_; These cups have been reduced to ten cents to close out.
I
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street
7 ...;y.,
South N orwalk
g- Mrs. H. K. Schachat’s Home-made
AYONNAISE
Ii is NOT ,a. factory product, and once tried—alwayi used.
,5 Ask your grocer for Mrs. H. K. Schachat's
RELON N AISE
Delicious for Sandwiches, cold fish and mats
19.7
PALACE BOOTERY
Z ‘ PALACE THEATRE BUILDING.
ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR REDUCED
Regent Kid Oxfords, Brown and White and All White . $4.45
Snow Buck Sport Oxfords, Rubber Heels ... $5.45
Show Buck Strap Pumps ...................................... $5.45
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
fOur “What’s Left” Cleanup
Many of our Summer lines of Oxfords and
Pumps are nearly depleted. In some styles We can fit
all comers, in other styles the sizes are well scattered.
This means we have all sizes but not in every styl . 5
' The Low prices are interesting 2 3,
3,. _~-‘AI
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S'T'ORE CLOSES AT SIX.
MILTON ELWOOD
FORMERLY ELWOOD RI. GLOVER.
122 Washington Street South Norwalk'
ROTON POINT PARK
THE IDEAL PICNIC AND OUTING 333081
DANCING- h BATHING
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS
FIREWORKS EVERY THURSDAY
1F POSTPONED, on FRIDAY :
CHICKEN DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
SPACIOUS DINING ROOM . -
FOR BANQUETS '3:
7’ -_ 05%
" Phone 5-00 Nor-walk.
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HIGH GRADE COAL '
Anthracite and Bituminous
MaSons’ Building Material
Blue Stdne for Driveways
THE NORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY CO.
198 Water Street, I—PHONE 113— South um
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PROMPT ‘
SERVICE
BARGAINS IN BABY CARRIAGES
Many models with a wide range of greatly reduced prices
COOL AND COMFY WELOW'FURNITURE
Just the thin}; for porch or cottage. Abig assortment fairly priced.
WIGKEXK‘HAMPERS, ROUND AND SQUARE SHAPES
/Raymond E ’89" Son
FUNERAL mass-rose
Wall-I. AND HIGH STREETS
VICTOR WESELY
, fl (Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
_ “Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order,
T“ An. ms ”sacrum. was]:
803W“
‘ WELDING ' 0F mizos OF mm
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