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UESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1921.
TODAY‘
First National All Star Cast in
‘UNSEEN FORCES’
TWO REEL COMEDY
h
HOLMES TRAVELOGUE
Regent Theatre
DON’T MISS ANY OF THESE FEATURES
TOMORROW
Realart Presents
ALICE BRADY
in
“LITTLE ITALY”
“SPOT CASH"
EDUCATIONAL
CON STANCE
DON'T MISS THIS SPLENDID
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
A Positive Triumph .for First National
TALMADGE
In the best comedy drama role of her entire career as an artist
“ VEDDING BELLS”
PLAY WITH THE MlLLION
DOLLAR STAR
TODAY ONLY 2:15, 7 and 9
ANITA STE‘VART
in a Realart Presentation of
Harold McGrath’s Well.
'Known Story
“THE YELLOW
TYPHOON”
TWO REEL COMEDY
“HIS NOISYSTILL"
' , PAHE NEWS
‘TOMORROW ONLY
Another: of those special
Offering
week Palace
DOUBLE FEATURE BILLS
WILL ROGERS
“THE L'N‘VILLING
HERO"
and
MEIGHAN
“THE CITY OF
SILENT MEN"
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
mid-
THOMAS
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
BOBBY -
CONNOLLY
The Boy Hero 0! One Hundred
Photoplays — Among Them
Humoresque—in 3 Novelty
Playlet entitled
“MAN AND “'IFE”
Assisted by
BABY BARBARA
SABIN & CO.
Jack Hmresenu
“THE MELODY
SEXTETTE”
Best Offering of
Entertainment
FRANK
MULLANE
Humorous Tales and Musical
Scales
Vaudeville's
Vocal
“THE
CLOW'N
SEAL”
A comedian from the sea and
the most wonderfully trained
animal in captivity
BANKS
and GAY
Harmony Enetrtainers
and
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
DOUGLAS M’LEAN
“THE HOME
STRETCH”
A thrilling racing melodrama
On Saturday at the. matinee
all school children will receive
numbered coupon tickets. Dur-
l'lg his act Bobby Connolly will
draw four and the lucky holders
WIll be presented with passes
good for every Saturday matinee
until New Years. Try your luck
with Bobby Connolly.
Ray G. Hulinq Presents i
BARLO‘V, ?
(’ONs’l‘ANI ' E TALMADG E
“’1'“ Known Star Plays ““‘edding
Bells" A Great Comedy Drama
Piece.
Constance 'l‘nlmadge. recognized as
our- of the best stars of the silver
sheet. will be seen at the Regent
Thursday and Friday in a new coni-
ieiiy drama role in "\Veddlng Bells."
i'l‘hc million dollar First National Star
with a. great many triumphs to her
credit. gives an interpretation of her
'latest part in the most commendable
manner and "\Vedding Bells" may be
iciassed as one of the best pictures on
lthe market. Constance Tammige's
;style is well known and everywhere
‘likml Her ncTing is clean and appeal-
]iztg: and the pays in which she takes
{part are nl‘e'ether whet-some and
frilri‘tuinirg.
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:——The Best Salesman. a Classified Ad.
' movies“
; providing
Some of these are now find- ’years in the making and Which
ing their way into other tributaries of entg of real estate values and of the
a few going to vaude— {geopraphical trend of the city‘s busi-
ll have a momentous cf- "will greatly relieve the congestion in
uture of Boston is about.traffic on the older routes along the.
ere Zborders of the Common and the Pub-
‘ville.
‘ture.
Inlong to
The
Photogluys In 3 Novelty
Playlet.
All the clever children in the world
seem to have bren corrailcd for the
Kiddies play a great part in,
heart interest for
screen.
the theatre:
Bobby
laby Barbara. Sabin.
with the \‘itagraph Company where[
he was a prominent member of theirithe widening
‘permanent stock company. I
so much attention that the be
“Humoresque” bought. log The t'hpntri. .1 district and the edge
of the downtown business district at
Iracted
producers of
his contract that he might play the
kiddie part in the Fannie Hurst pic-
Evcrybody knows the sensational
hit \‘ira Gordon scored in “Humor-
esque." so emphatic was her success
that a series of Vera Gordon pictures
"were made. Bobby Connolly wont
'work in these pictures.
\Yhen he went into vaudeville‘ he took
;with him Baby Barbara Sabin. Here
‘they are presenting a comedy drama.-
tic- plnylet called "Man and Vv'ite" a
little blend of fun and pathos which
Tin first Of these few were the new believe vri
famous Ler- Children and now comes'fect upon the i'
Connolly who is assisted by fto come to fru:tion. Final orders w
Bobby Connol- is his month and work will lic Garden.
ly first attracted attention as an actorib
igned early l
e begun before the end of the year.
By the widi ning of Eliot Street and
ind extension of Stuart in what the street comnfisSioners be-
servns to show the versatility and the
ability of these tiny stars. He comes;
to the Palace on this week's vaude-
ville bill. opening Thursday.
i REGENT TODAY
“lTnst-t-n Forces" Ls Play of Appeal
Prcu'nted By All Star Cast
i
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The Regent today presents “I“ls‘?“
Forces." 3 new First National All Star
feature attraction. The play is on: of
unusual appeal of'such depth as to
make it an interesting screen enter-
tainment for everyone. The produ—
cers have s lected a cast of wel'
known players for the several role."-
and a finished production that has
met with general approval where it
has been shown is the result. “l'n‘
sein Forces" presents a story that
makes a first class photopluy. The
program for today will include in ad-
dition to the feature a two reel com—
edy and Holmes Travelogue.
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Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results
BOSTON. St‘Pt. 27.—A
the ivelopmenix pin-'1 WhiCh has beer. many ,rect link between the Back Bay resi-
stud-{dential section and the retail. whole-
created.
ANITA S
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Another big improvement In
the new HOOSIER BEAUTY
Ls the cote! four bigmlr-dght
.. glass jars with aluminum lids
in the special rack Illustrated
- above. As yonslt before your
BOOSTER, these firs are easy
of» reach. You will find many
uses for them lo your kitchen.
You will find them one of the
grantee: conveniences you
ever man a Kltchchabinet
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BOBBY (‘ONNOLLY :SIREET “ANEPS
Buy Hero Of One Hundred. . . 4
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9m a 16¢ch Cabinet
'Jiiis week'you get it at NO
Extra Cast in your HOOSIER“
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‘L’Eliot and T :
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.u . ,‘Stre‘ét's to a "point
ion Huntington Avenue midway be-
tween tlie Public Library at Copley
'Square and the Mechanics Building.
‘ an insult
in the Back Bay district. More than
a hundred buildings will be destroyed
or partly torn down. including a thea-
ter and two apartment houses.
de- ‘
l
He at- ‘Street a new broad thoroughfare wxli
r--nr.ing from the heart
WART
EW TYPHOON"
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
The new_street will provide a di—
sale and financial districts in the heart
of the city. It is anticipated that it
One of the main purposes is to offer
opportunities for business expansion
lieve to be the logical direction.
tion. For more than :10 years. since
the destruction of the old Boston and
Providence Railroad station in Parijhis applies to th? size or the Picture
”4 “THE
Square and the Mching of railroad
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trams from that part of the city to PAI‘JSE TODAY
the South Station a large tra 'thl ”w.“ gum In“, a“
. . ct of .
land where the tracEs formerly ran S ‘ I In (3 .Y *'
has lain forvthe most part vacant. Tizei . T ”
Lieutenant _ Commander Joni
extension of Arlin ton Street ~.
g a few iMathison was fascinated with the
large buildings were erected. Dc-i - rust ’
velopment of the remainder has await- giants??? hI-Iiildgeho rom. who ml
ad more advantageous street connec. in'rvice to guard mfgéfizs map? t _
.0115 with the rest of the citv =" . ”m '
.. ,. ~‘ miss 1.
‘ This new avenue. the street com- gnavazloxomciiniegizd gibdsolsne yam
m‘ss‘m‘ers say- "might ‘0 mean “‘1‘ led she was "The Yellow Typehsxm
€32):ng up Of a new shopping dis- idisguise with golden hair dyed brown‘
' ‘ l—the woman who had mad red:
The total estimated cost of the pro- internationally fearem e be
perty to the extent or 32'369‘936' how- or course. he did not know at tho
a?“ “T an“! cost to the city will be itime that Hilda was the twin sister of
any a ' - —
' Ittle mo.e than 33‘0'000' Ithe dazzliig creature who left mlsfor.
itune in her wake. but the truth finally
,came out.
Anita Stewart plays the role of thy
PALACE THEATRE
' The Palace Theat ' .- i
i re ls 81‘0“ng the .twin sisters in “The Yellow Typhoon,”
-la.rgest motion pictures ' t . o
, ‘“ he “at , which will be exhibited at the Palm
.as it app/rare to the audience and igé'l‘heatre today.
‘due to the fact that the management, I ‘ I
has just completed the installation oft
a screen. two feet larger than that‘
which has been in use and now saidi
to be thy largest in the state. ’i‘hc'
new screen is part of the program ofi
improvements that the managementl
decided upon some months ago and l' '
had been awafted since the re-open-i
ing of the house. Norwalk patrons
will appreciate and enjoy the better
pictures possible through the larger
projection sheet.
at the
South Norwalk ‘ ;
Lunch
37 South Main Street
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—-W‘anted—40 homes to have the“I
new Hoosier Beauty Kitchen Cabinet'
this week. Sterling Furniture Co.3
See ndv‘t.
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COWLD HARDLY STRAIGHTEN UP
Vi'hen the kidneys are overworked
or disordered and fail to throw out
wastegmatter from the system. it
causes aches, pains. lame back. swat-i
len ankles. sore. joints. dizziness, float-
ing specks. etc. J. W. Seabock. Ches-
ter. Pa... writes: "My kidneys and
back hurt me so when I got out ofl
bed in the morning I could hardly
straighten up. H d to rub the small
of my back before I could vralk. lr
could hardly button my shoes. Ii
PASTRIES ALL HOMII.
MADE
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Specials Served
11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
haven‘t felt the soreness since I tooki PHONE 1569
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Hershfield Motor
Transportation CO.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans-
portation; Padded Vans for Furmture Work
Main Office, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Office, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and Mad e, to Order,
ALL KINDS OF SHEET METAL ,WORK. .
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
“ 13 Raymond Street, South Nor-walk, Near South Main Street.
mun. sale we film-you.
without extra charge. the
mwflOOSllRooolcompaI-t-
moat has wuhtho complete
set of extor Domestic
Selene. Kitchen Tools.
m‘“”’““‘“&m~ 9””
dc “one. exports.
“Wm“.
80! con-loco o!
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THIS NEW Cabinet is the last word in step-saving. Do-
mestic Science experts assisted in creating it. . It is the best
deformed, most scientifically arranged, and most crmtetely
outfitted Kitchen Cabinet ever built.
Not only does this new HOOSIER contain {121...} new
features never before incorporated in a kitchen device, but
the very article
. Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table de hote
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Bountiful rooms, with or with‘ "
out bath at moderate rates.
7 its arrangement is so perfect that it practically hands you
you need, exactly when you need it. ‘
As a matter of fact, this new I-IOOSIER is so much more
‘Ian a Kitchen Cabinet that there is Iieafly no comparison
——it is the greatest step-saving and labor-sane . -
offered to a woman. ‘ '
During this special sale, we will put this splendid Kitchen
Convenience in your home on payment of Slim—and with it,
without any additional charge whatsoever, the ten splendid
Kitchen tools and tool compartment tray. No extra charge for
any of these features, or for the special terms which reply on
the low 1921 price set by the factory. ‘
Decide today that you will join two million other HOCSIER
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CABINETS FROM $41.75 Up _ '
FURNITURE. RUGS. RANGES AND UNEOLEUMS =
AUTOMOBILE CYLINDER REGRINDING
' and ' .
PISTONS PINS AND RINGS FOR ALL MAKES
OF CARS
SPECIAL PRICES ON FORDS
Regrinding and Furnishing Precision Pistons, Pins and Rings $25.00 '
Re'grinding and Furnishing Wainwright Pistons, Pins and Rings $32.00 ,
W. G. LE COUNT TOOL WORKS
Merritt Street Telephone 376 So. Norwslk, Conn.
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l .' Standard. C Otton Stores ;‘ C,
9s WASHINGTON STREET
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Our 1/2 Price Sale of Reliable Furmture Is 7' ,
. Still in Progress -
STOP AND CONSIDER—That this sale means TWICE AS MUCH
FR 'ITL‘RE at a stated sum than you hoped t6 get.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
’ ; Raymond 69’ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ,
WALL AND HIGH STREETS NOBWALK
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We have ,the nappiest line of Men's Shoes tor m and young nu.
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Norwalk Chronicler