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A BIG HOLIDAY FEATURE
Three Shows Today, 2:15, 7 :15 and 9.
.5.
Adolph Zukor presents
DOROTHY
DALTON
‘BE '
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Rm-isltinq beauty rolling: in
wealth! And just graduated
from a convent.
\‘tht n dainty p
social parasites among
life. had ihrowu her!
But, behind her mask of in-
nocence she played her own
‘ time of hearts.
h‘ifuigsing with a hundred ad-
ventures in haunts of in-
triguing fashion and luxury”
TWO REEL COMEDY
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With .
WYNDliAM .STANDINGEMABEL BALHN
and GEORGE BANCROFT
T we Reel Comedy, “Oh, Buddy l”
PATHE NEW’S OTHER ATTRACTIONS
Wednesday
A Real Sensation
“NOT GUILTY”
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
VAUDEVILLE AN D PICTURES
“Minn-iii?
ARROW CARNIVAL ions. good music, dancing'and lot: or
good fun promised. Among the gen-
erous donations made to the boys.
which will be disposed of. are: a. bar-l
rel of potatoes, bags of sugar, rllvei
chickens, pig. 6 gallons of veedoi oil. '
with 6 gallons ~ of gasoline. ‘home
gxnad ‘ tenor. musics. ‘ ‘
Th.- Arrow Athletic Club of West
wv ilk will hold their first Carnival
illil'ly evening, September 23rd and
.U‘tlll'llf‘ly afternoon and evening of
Wm 2m: at their grounds Batta Field.
twat Road. The proceeds will zeta“
mm the erection 01o Cmb’ 11mm
“'H'lr grounds. . .
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REGENT TODAY
Dorothy Dalton Star 0n
Program
One scone of “Behind Masks."
Dorothy llnlton’s latest Paramount
picture. demanded the skillful driv-
ing of a. high-powered foreign car
carrying: Miss Dalton along a country
rodd on the outskirts of New York.
Vthn it was time to “shoot" the
scene. Director Frank Reicher wds
astoundrd to see the car come tearing
‘down tho road and go through the
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‘requirerl action perfectly without re?
cr. It proved that he was Captain N.
hearsal.
This unusual incident caused the
director to mukz- inquiries of the driv-
C. Fitzgerald. late of the United
States Aviation Service. a dare devil
automobile driver and aeroplane
stunt man. He explained that he
happhncri to be at the garage at the
time that a call came in for a car and
he volunteered to drive it in order to
get motion picture experience for a
production of his owri he was going
to put on. “llchinrl Masks." starring
Regent Theatre today. Her leading
man is Frederick \‘ogeding. a player
of considerable note. The support
generally is excellent.
PALAC E TODAY
“The Journey‘s I'lml" Opens Two Day
Run—A Classic Featura
\Vyntihnm Standing. who is s-en
with Mabel linllin in Hugo linllin's
production. “The Journey's End." to-
day's featured attraction at the Pill-
nro- theatre. is a Votvrnn of the world
wnr. having scrvcd with distinction
for a period of three yours with .he
("umuliun forces. I\li'. Standing; won
his scrgtnnt's stripes by t'.\(‘(‘(‘(llll§
bravery under fire. and has often
said since that while he enjoys acting
before the ('rimcrn. no cxpcriviicrxs
that he may ever hope to have in pri-
\'utc life can exceed in interest those
which heir-l] him when “Turing the
liiizir's uniform. ‘ ’« “9‘:
l‘:X(‘l‘t‘lllllL‘;l_\' reservid by nature.
m-u-r talks of tlmsc (lurk due-"V
tliosi- who km-w bin) :su)’ that he
not only :1 charming {rciiilcinnn lull
it.il‘:i:ii soldirr as well. 3 gjfiijji
HAIKBI‘II‘SflV'T PRICICQ.
Dorothy Dalton. will be shown at the “‘"r V"
‘ PBSSESSIBN 0F
ABYSlNNlA THRBNE
CONSTANTINOPIE, Sept. 5.——A
new war {or the possession oi the
thione or” Abyssinia is scheduled for
this summer or fall. after the rainy:
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season. on the Wui‘ will be fought out.
o: syn r‘.': 1;; lines,
inunum Brown, curator and geologist
c American Museum of Natural
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1.34mi“ .‘~v: Yeti: city. who has just
.(. Thing 3. 10:; prospecting trip
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groin fighting custom is to agree
1,, Imo: 1‘. 1: gin-n time and place. and
1,1 the (~<';;:tr'l‘.~\ili1g armies have it out.
-- (he rcnini with rifles and
use knives. Vthn one side or
of’ii - i: Viriorir-us. the dead are
hurimi. the» .woundmi disposed of in
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ti.(‘l‘.
i'ii‘
lii"‘.il‘.*‘7‘. and then excrybody
2,,“ hwy» qiilit‘ satisfied." explained
Dr. Brown.
--,<;i..« the death of King Mcnclik.
ii, il‘h‘i‘" has 1WD J'Ointl)‘ occupied
v .
according to Drfi
W} (3“... ~ \‘(nizern Znnditu (daughter-i
M iii" l:i‘r- ‘z‘or Menu-ilk). and.
3i'ii'.(~ ltris .iakonnI-n. a 5011‘
m” ;. l‘roiln‘r-iIl—lzit’v to Mont-lik. Nei-
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Bridgeport.
lllillitllii‘iblt'l‘. Srpi. 5-.\ cut iz.
tin- of prices for hair—cuts :i'nl
slung-z Wm; :ig‘i'i-mi upon l-‘riliny right
at u lll't'llliu’ llll .‘ylth-r llui‘brzs'
J\.~>U(l2|:lilll of Bridgeport.
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l"~t r l'l\n'r~‘1¢‘<i ii: ilm l""'l" rt},
.'\"i\t'l’ll“" ii. lit Smilax-i for
“.4,- sign any documents. but the roy-
nl d,;|l<1li‘l‘- put on to attest their mu-
ttiul consent. »
pi. li tor a time in 19123 by Prince Li-
}..qw. who appears to be a jolly fel-
l iw.
The Throne was occu-‘
‘i‘..t he not in trouble by coir-ring?
in in: Molinninzo-Jun subjects (in the
1;. .1 Swi: 'i‘lic ( -r‘.ic Christians. who‘
L. tlw " o” the people, and
\ ‘. D :m I“ to luv the lost
l'H‘i'S o t. .:~7mi. and n hut—
”. “.5- fcn \t l . ill tin: l'rinrc:
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ll.lf‘.l'§.-li luv-l'iliils (lflél nothing: was
juji‘il 1mm him; unizl ill“ (ll'l ot' 1920.
i_,~..1.' l.c l.1i§ l» _ making lwmiwny
,;_ 1).. i...:':.l.*: «is nhvri- two trilws de-
(l? m d for iim. :itxi row he is mnrcli-,
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-- ,‘v. A, .; sslm s are the only
-. u‘. l' ii~'i"nri':'i prnplo in Africa.
5..., 11.. in: you know it." said Dr.
9.4 3.. “>.r.fi 1'; . i (7,» “:12le illo‘ lfil-
I r. '1. tie- iiifr‘ufi flit-y have gone
. . .1 viii l'Vx' i.‘.i«i>‘ in tie nir.
, ’i “luv law lui‘w'i :I “hit“ man
. ..-,,. Mic-(".il l'rl 0's 'l'bv country
1. l.- l. 1, X‘(i<hli-iil"9~‘. lvnt tl'.I‘-_\' don't
._.4-. it» inn: it i div i by air-toxic."
.\vi\t~:’tis‘e in tie Sentinel for tlic‘
l». s‘. resuits.
l'IH'w :iu- iml:i._\‘. Sc pt. hair-cuts.
now I.” (‘t'lll5, will co~t 4” (‘I'Z'.l‘-d.
Slizucs How :5 unis. \xil? lw cut in
2') (‘l'ill\'. It \\:is :iiiixmii:vwi tini' tho-
ncw scnlc will hr- in forms li‘. :;.l the
show-‘- ll! lliv. city \\l‘.0‘\r- 0\'.l'l.‘.‘~' :«l’U
[lSSOFlJlt'ii \\illi the Musicrs‘ .\.\>|)i‘l.i-
(ion.
RICH (ElU-Il-Z\\\'l(‘ll .‘I.\.\' SEEKS
‘ DIVORCE
i Alfred \\'. Church. :\ wealthy inrm
»of (il‘t‘t'll\\'l('li, bus “4‘”. iiiVnicr pro-
cr-i-(iii.gs in lllt Supt rim unzz‘z .- ~i
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Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
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THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
178 East Avenue, Norwalk
A Country Day School
for Boys
‘VICTOR WESELY . 4
(Formerly With Yeast Bros.) ‘
'AutomobileBodies, Fenders, Radiators,
. . Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to 0rd
ALL ms or sneer urn wonx.
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street, South Nor-walk, Near South lain Street.
er,
start a kindergarten for young
boys and girls — Enrollment
should be made at once to in-
sure accommodation.
MASONS SUPPLIES
108 WATER STREET PHONE 113 3 SOUTH NDRWALK
Fall Term Begins Wednesday, "
September 28, 1921 i
Applications for the enroll- . I i
mm of day pupils and board- Only ,a Little More Summer—THEN COAL
ing pupils are now ‘ being i Are you prepared for Fall weather? Or are you waiting? If ever!-
received. body should defer ordering until the very day a coal fire is needed some
would be disappointed. for all could not be served at once. Why who
. . - - that chance? Get. your coal in before the rush. Best quality and
Due tothe many mquines it . service now. §
has definitely been decided to ‘2
THE NORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY co.
Ofices hours 9 to 12 daily
Afternoons and Evenings by
Appointment
Hershfield Motor
W. T. Cochran Transportation CO.
Head Master
PHONE 244, NORWALK
\
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Tonhrge'l‘ruohotYourSorvlootorlnmam
pomnon;2sddodeforlu-nitm!ork
The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Norwalk 1"" Y°rk 051“- 301 West 20m. rm chm m
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Daily Service Between New York‘ 8: Norwnlli ‘
Main Office, 26 Concord 8;, 80. NM Plione 29‘ ‘
Founded by
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Elizabeth B. Mead, 1883.
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A Boardmg and D a y THE GUN AND SHELLS FOR A GOO
School for Girls and BAG 0F DUCKS
*4 Little Boys Waiting in the blind while the ducks circle over your decoys—It
takes a hard-hitting, evenly distributed shot pattern to bring down
that cam as back or mallard.
Winchester shot guns and loaded shells are famous for their
patterns of uniform spread and hard-hitting delivery. No duck gets
through a Winchester pattern.
Winchester Leader and Repeater Shell
Smokeless powder. The famous Prestic wedding. The light crimli,
Waterproof. The popular loads for duck hunting.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE
This School offers sane and sound
training in elementary and acade-
‘mic subjects under the best an-
spices. large Faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and separate
study halls for each department.
Beautiful grounds, tennis court.
\Upper School offers general and
special courses. College Prepara~
inry reviews a specialty. Special
course.»- phnned for those not wish—
ing to work for a diploma.
he 'Lower School includes the
intermediate and Primary Depart-
ment. Children are taught how to
study and lay a good foundation for
\
their inter high school work. The
Primary Department admits girls
and young boys.
Arrangements made for meeting
children 9‘ “‘9 “OW-"- Chm“ OF A GUARANTEED PURETY ARE OFFERED YOU BY
< lass in charge of Lillian Sherwood-
Nr-wkirk. Gymnastics in allzrades. Q THE SUPERIOR PRODUCTS COMPANY
l-‘nil term begins 9 n. m. “Wednes-
day. September 21. 1921.
MISS MARGARET R.
BRENDLINGER, A. B.
MISS VIDA HUNT
FRANCIS, A. B.
MALT AND HOPS
At a price lower than brands of an inferior quality are sold for
i "SCHLITZ" Light or Dark Certified Double Malt Extract—
1 A Satisfying Product
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE FROM THE DEALER
J. M. DAFFRON, Sole Distributor, New Rochelle, N. Y.
Sale by
SOUTH NORWALK
William Miller
34 West Washington Street
Sheffler &. Utzinger
Cor. So. Main and Woodward Ave..-
For
‘NORWALK
Frank Dorsey
45 West Avenue
tandard Butter & Egg Co.
53 Main Street
Principals.
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~ Try a classified ad in the Sentinei
for the best results.
Enrollment Weeks.
August s29th to September 9th.
The First Question
Many Young People Ask, Is:
Will I Get 3 Position?
EXPERT BOOKKEEPERS, STENOGRAPHERS ,and
SECRETARIES '
are always able to command good positions. This has been true in the past, and
it will not be different in the future. .
HOW LONG W'ILL IT TAKE to complete a course? THAT WILL DE-
FEND on the previous training of the student—his natural ability and the-
:unount of time devoted daily. THERE IS NOTHING MAGIC ABOUT
IT. Competent and up-to-date instruction on our part—on the part of the
student, a real desire to mister the work in a reasonable length of time—and
that desire backed up by INDUSTRY, REGULARITY, and PUNCTUALITY.
Some students have completed a course in five months, some six, some
eight, and others have taken longer.
FAL‘L TERM—Day School Opens September 6th.
——Evening School (Monday and Thursday) Opens
‘ September 19th-
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Norwalk Chronicler