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Evening sentinel, Monday, September 19, 1921 · page 3

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REGEN T
One of the biggest feature

Vi'ceks in tr: history of
the house

 

 

 
 
 

TODAY 2zl5, 7 and 9
CHARLES RAY
Not as: the country boy you

have so often seen—burns

a “daudy"—the town idol
and some. stepper in

“NIN ETEEN
AN lDl .
lPH YLLIS”

Charles has two ambitions—
CIOI.Il(,‘.H nnd thilxs—-und on
both he nearly goes broke!

 

 

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Two Reel Comedy
“THE SLICKER"

Paine News

 

 

 

TOMORROW

KAT H ERIN E
M AC DONALD

In a New First National
Attract i :i;

“CURTAIN”

Olin-r Altmctions

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WEDNESDAY ONLY
"manrl l’rmicnra tize Screen‘s
Magnetic Star

MARY MILES
MINTER
“MOONLIGHT AND 7‘

HONEYSLCKLE” .'
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:mmcn puma- in which Mlss
Minim- lmu (we: appeared

Two Reel Comedy
‘ REACHING TBACHER'

Pullrc Eduutional

 

THURSDAY 2rd FRIDAY
CATHERINE _
CALVERT”

In a Vilurszpli All Supcr
Him-i Lil x".‘;i'lfi‘t-,

"THE HEART
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:LUNCH

at the

Lunch

l 37 South Mair. Street

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Never (‘loscd'
Specials Served '
11 a. m. to 8 p. m.

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WEEK OF SEPTEMBER»
AUTUMN JUBILEE PRO-

GRAM or PICTURES
AND VAUDEVILLE

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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TODAY ONLY

Nat. ionnl Presents

KATHERINE
MACDONALD

In Reita \Veiman's Celebrated
Sulurday Evening Post Love
Story of an Actress

“CURTAIN” -

You'll declare this the best pic—
ture you have ever seen

Two Reel Sunshine Comedy

 

Holmes Travelogue
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TOMORROW

CHARLES RAY

comedy feature
than any he has ever played

. “NINETEEN AND

PHYLLIS”

OTHER ATTRACTIONS

DOUBLE BILL-—

WEDNESDAY

—DOUBLE BILL

HOPE HAMPTON

beautiful actress in a
(humans production of a
b~§sier".~' sacrifice

“LOVE’S PENALTY”

Special Added Allract ion

WALLACE REID
“TOO MUCH SPEED”

WW

THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND

 

SATURDAY

THE BIGGEST SURPRISE-ZS OF
THE SEASON—A BIG TIME
VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM
AND THE GREATEST
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Cows, CROUP

Tickling Throat
‘Nhooping Cough
Bronchial Cough
Hoarseness, etc.

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FEWER DIVORCES

(Continued From First Page)

county. and one in Middlesex County.
New Haven Countywincluding the
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’ I The'court at W'aterbury dismissed
two cases and granted 131 decrees as

GRANTED IN YEAR ‘ follows:

Desertion 42 17 59
'Cruelty .. .. .. 38 1. 39
Decrees were refused in nineteen Adultery ........ 3 12 -
cases in Fairficld County. up in Hart- ‘Intemperance . . . . 7 0
ford County. ten in New Haven. two Infamous crime 1 1
in Waterbury. three in New London ’ -— ——- ~—

7 91 30 1:
m, rd in the State.

Divorces granted in Connecilfcut

number 0" d‘crees EVENING—485; for the court year were as follows:

ll‘ulrfleld County is second with just County Women Men Total
100 less and Hartford County comesfiurtford 203 104 301'
third with 307. 'I‘olland still liolds'F‘aix-fieid 271 115 38.;
its place of undisturbed domestic New Haven .. 259 106 365

tranquility with nine divorce cases.l\Va.terbury

lrcturncd to court keep multiplying.
but the past year. the courts did not
:12;ch quile- so much opportunity
‘clenning up the divorce docket and
there are a. great many cases pending
|in the larger counties.

'l’hc great majority of cus s have
’(lcsertion as the'ground as is shown
‘ln_\' tlic reports of the court clerk, but.
{hoijudgcs llu- past. year have
warning the» attorneys about trying
“constructivc’ ds' ser-
(‘ompurutii'cly few of the di-
vorcc cum-s furnish real conifists as to
the decree. and in many instances 0:”
contest tlu- contention is over alimony

or custody 01 children.
llnrll‘ord Counly furnished

Ins (liiorcc decrees than in the
oil-ling year. although the number of
suits entered lncrcusml. 'l‘hcrc
fewer special sessions to clean the
illvorcl- docket. and the total less than .

in the your (mlng in July.

Two more inch and thirty-two 1953
“(mini ohiuim-(l. fl’('('(l01h from mari-
lzil tics 1h.- llgnrcs being: 3.23 divorces
granted to women. 104 to men.
ll'll cases \x'vri- dismissed. seven of
ills-m IH‘II‘J; actions by mun and three

19' women.

The {tultlll‘t- Cum-s of llll‘ year
this ccmnlv wri'r- IIY‘OIXCIII In,
li‘ollowmg the “asset: suicixln
10“ months. Raymond l'Z. Mnrk‘v
this cily (minim-d :i doorm-
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Ibcing the smallest record for thol court . .. .. . 91 30 12
‘year. Lilchlicld County with twenty-New London 65 26 9
two (‘usz 5 this year had less than half \Vindham . . .. 33 14 4
‘of thc number of the your previous. Middlesex . . . . 25 as 3

Divorce business is said not to shoW‘Litchficld . . 14 8 2
a falling ott' in [he State as the cascs'Tolland ...... 7 2

 

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were released.

To Women To Men Total

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969 413 1.382

Three, boys [“0de Up by the l‘iill-
road police for trespassmg' were takcn
to police headquarters yesterday nftch

after a. w '.v_ ....»
"°°n Where“ arm'g' n, ’ sold at 25c pcrloaf: entire wheat

bread is made on Wednesday and

 

THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
178 East Avenue, Norwalk

A Country Day School
for Boys

I Fall Tenn Begins Wednesday,
September 28, 1921

Applications for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
ing pupils are now being
received.

Due to the manv inquiries it
has definitely been decided to
start a kindergarten for young
boys and girls — Enrollment
should be made at once to in-
sure accommodation.

Ofice hours 9 to 12 daily

Afternoons and Evenings by
Appointment

W. T. Cochran
Head Master

PHONE 234. NORWALK

 

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FA' KEISER TO GO AGAINST
BEST MIDDDEWEIGH’E‘S IN
THE. \V’ORLD.

NEW YORK. Sept. ilk—Tex Rick-
ard is vcry much interested in Fay
Kciserl Ike Dorgan‘s new, fistic star.
He has promised _to pit Keiser against
the best middleweights in the world.
Keiscr is a legitimate middle. Hz!

spotted Bob Martin fil‘iccn pounds
when he easily beat the young heavy-
weight. in Baltimors‘. :i few niglils
ago. Kciscr had Marlin clown for the
count of nine in the second round and ‘
Bob was going away again in the sev—
enth when the light suddenly went
out. It took six minulx‘s to light the

,
building up again. and. by that timc.1
Martin's head hurl clc'ired and he.
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stuck it out for {en rounds.

 

The Sanitary Bakery;
Has Fine Bread. 1

 

The kind of bread tint is different.
is the Sanitary Bakery Mault’ I’d-call
All varieties are baked here. manyl
varieties each day but there are cer-,
l

tain days in the week when special

bread is baked. luten Bread isl
made on Tuesday and Friday and ISv

 

Saturday and is self at 10¢ per loaf;

Graham bread is made on Monday
and W‘ednesday and is sold at 10¢ per ..
loaf. Every week day rolls of all var-

ieties are ready at 3 P. M. For i)a‘.<-,

my products made from the ‘uest. t‘fic‘

Sanitary Bakery is the place. 2:-
South Main St. John B. Sandman.

Prop. Phone 803—3. l
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To THE PUBLIC 3

From now until further notice the:
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company.

have reduced prices or. :1“ Rugs and
Carpets. both washed and dry cleaned.

All orders called for and delivered.
PHONE 969

Auto Tops, New and Renovated

Also Upholstering of Limousines ;

First Class Painting

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South Main Street, Opposite Wilson
Hat Shop
Phone 902
Formerly wiih Blue Ribbon Body C0.
ridgeport.

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THE FIRST PAIR
l

Of glasses should be carefully fine-LL

iTHAMER, INC.

voptomctriuts and Opticians

8 IAtlantic Sh. Stamford

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Nor-walk

" I Founded by
. l I-Ilixahcth n. Mcad. 1353.

A Boarding and Day
School for Girls and
Little Boys

 

lrziinmz in elerzicntnry and acade-
mic subjects under the best au-
spices. large i‘nculty of excellent
teachers. Row sfnool building with
spacious gymmsium and separate
:illlily halls for each department.
l‘. nutiful grounds, tennis court.

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Upper Sclionl offers gcncral and
s;<‘-Cl:il coursw: College l‘repara-
{cry reviews .1 specxaily. Special
courses- plum-:1 for those not Wish-
i:;g to work 11:3 diploma.

The Law‘r Stool includes the
inti~r.:icd..’.:> :. 1". Primary Depart-
z~ :_ f‘ :2 Ir» .: arc taught how to
l foundation for

oi work. The

admits girls

 
 
 

 

for meeting
. Chorus

in all grades.

1:11” 1.“ n. m. \Vcdztes-

I BEE. DLINGER, A. B.
MISS VIDA HUNT
.‘~ FRANCIS. A. B.
l Principals.

HTS-S MARGARET R.

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Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
to oil parts of no. Norwnlb
md Bownyton.

Bomomuio Butter. Eggs from our
farm. ad buttermilk trash my

r. H. WEMPE & SON

Telephone 2696. nor:
Telophona 1818

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SWEATERS '

A Sweater is very desirable for out-door needs,
and never were they so pretty or so becoming as the
styles shown this season. They are inxpensive and
so great a saving on other clothes, that to be with-

: out one is extravagance. Many charming styles in
all the predominating colors are here for your
selection.

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1/2 Price Sa e of Reliable Furniture Is

Still in Progress

STOP AND CONSIDER—That this sale means TWICE AS MUCH
FRNITURE at a stated sum than'you hoped to get.

pnomr AUTO DELIVERY. ,

Raymond 89’ Son

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

NORWALK

 

 

VICTOR WESELY .

(Formerly With Vaast Bros.) --

Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired , and M a d e to Order,
ALL KINDS or SHEET METAL won:

WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Hear South lain 8M

 

 

 

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ecial oEer is made the diflerence, FEEL {lie
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yourself {hat Aluminum difference between orch—
utensils are NOT all the nary Lido. alummumutensils "1
same—so [Hal you can SEE and “\Y. ear—Ever. :‘4 '
(3:: Your Stew/Pan TODAY! :5. ‘
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
Washington Street South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

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‘Tour Gallon”
Hat .

didn‘t mz‘ry any more of an inviiaiion for him than
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