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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 29, 1921 · page 3

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THURSDAY, seen”, 1921.,

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TWO DAYS ONLY
TODAY AND TOMORROW

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To see the greatest screen attraction that has ever‘ been offered
in Norwalk—A comedy drama written upon the most
serious event of life

ing Bells.”

Starring

e T almadge

Who is positively at her best in this seven reel production

 

Tvgo Reel Comedy “8th Cash"

SATURDAY ONLY .
JUSTINE JOHNSON

In a Realart All Special Rd'f'ease

“A HEART TO LET"

Pathe News

 

Better Sight Makes

a Brighter W'orld I

HM ”Zr and dim sight are poor com—

;i<iitil.~‘.

I ‘l in. look alter your (we trouiilis
'i'n :‘is-:.ii:ic training and long 0);-

).i-..<-iit‘4- warrants your patronage.

THAMER, INC.

Optometrists and“ Optician:

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8 IAtlantic Stu Stamford

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at the

Lunch

37 South Main Street

 

MADE

 

Never Closed

Specials Served
11 a. m. to 8 p. m‘.

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PHONE 1569

 

 

South NorWalk

PASTRIES ALL HOME-

 

 

linhhy (‘nimolly Heath Broadway
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PALACE TODAY

hougizh Mair-Loan l-‘t-atnro i

If you want to vote right—pull (ill

the lvuirs that will lllkt' you to the

I'llllECP 'l‘hr-iitrt today and there _\'ou'

“ill tinil u \lrtor sun in the popular.
Cl’h‘llt‘Q' oi‘ l'lllt‘rtilllll’llt’lll

sr-t-klms.’
l‘mliliy Connolly is the star im‘ori‘ri-rl to

will his :ippvni‘fiiim' in “Man rim]
\Vil‘w." Assisted Us hr‘ “ill be lvy iliiliy

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lil~l’l|:ll‘:l Split} and ("onipnnyis‘nn

vvizt (g; lllllit‘i‘llil't‘v in lli' vii)". The
vwl? lznimv‘ lim‘ lll‘l‘O of our n llllll—
tin/d lilti\l'< “‘01. his L’l‘tillt'sl ('iiliii
in 81"l'I'". l. im “ho-n lw :ipptni'cd

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t‘mu- ll: n so “1"” lllt- :nt ii. will. it liw

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e'wr ilw luv thin any» of ill» wrrk.
'i'li mi- i '1- ltl!"l|ill._\ (il' I'iilt'l'llilll' rs
i< “in it: Hi l»~ at that lzzs t\I r ll‘)’
In ,.v'.-.l “yin, ill“. SlzlL‘f‘. The PM it‘“
l.>< ..l?‘.'? -:: vl \\ i'.l‘. tl'i~' 4 l'rLfilllt‘llll‘i‘i'i
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\v .\ liifil‘o s? Y"il":, 'l‘lir- \“hl‘li‘ show
| (ilu i..~L!'~ \'~““lll llw inning. ’l‘ht'
:llrnt '1“; for to-lziy :~i:«'l to-

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l" l:il:l \il\ll\ll Will thiiil you
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l-iilt'l 1L git liwin any Ciiiriiiii pro-
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“lit-123T TODAY

(‘Ulhlflllmi
l‘unii} Stunt» iii "(‘1‘ \('“ l"ir~t
_\£|lil|lllll ('oinvd) ““‘uliliiig

Hulk" ,
(‘oixstmu‘r- 'l‘nlmmige may always be
rmnili «l iii-or. to do iim-xpt-Ctx-tl

L'llls ii. ll'l‘ int-Si cmnwly (li‘uiiiii
"\\'mliling ]:tll.\n “Lit-l: appunx ..i
ll. lll‘ll‘fl‘! 'l‘livnfrc l.ml;i_\'. is :2 scr-
[‘215' f‘"‘ll to u lmst ot li'llllll'l's \xlm
l..\v hi i‘t'lrii'oi'i‘ ht‘llL‘Vltl that tin-y
\Wi't- l‘iiliy t|\’~‘;il(‘ of th.- \lisaliv.
rtur's :iliiiitir's. \ RUSS 'l'aliznu-lfl
roaches leluut‘lllt'r nvw liviulfla n"
popularity iii tl‘u- ldll‘b‘l whirl \xi iv}
lllv' First Niilionnl oreniilzrilinz‘. lus
(hcmn for hii and the licmiit lull-
ions of twin)‘ tll‘iil tomorrow \Vlll liml
some Slii‘pl‘ler in stem for them?
“\Yt'ililing llwlls" and marrivtl lif'o
have bt‘t'll made the subject of a good
many jokes. but it remans for Cuna
SldllCt‘ Tulmndge to find the l‘l'nl
lirizht spots in these suliJ-cts to fur-
izisli side splitting entertainment. In
the fi-Zt‘ture you will get a full mcns~

 

urc. There will he a two reel comedy

2

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Veloafilisss‘ish ' 1 1i
3'3 memetene any yam

VERYONE in town is entitled to one guess in each

 

 

The actual contest bruSh 'will be displayed in the
window of our store on the dates noted below.

The number of bristles is known to Only one person,
the traveling Mottletone demonstrator. Come in each
of these days and fill out your contest slip.

A daily contest to be held on the dates noted below.

The person who comes closest and who is present in
our store when the contest is decided (which will be
each evening) will be given enough Velour Finish to
Mattie-tone any room in his or her home,

THE GORHAM (:0.

~ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

Today, Tomorrow and Saturday

BOBBY.
CONNOLLY

The Boy Hero of One Hundred t
Photoplays — Among Them 5:
Humsresque—ln
Playlet entitled

6‘ Y ,
BIAN AND ‘VIFE’ \‘x’nfith or life: are on the program to
Assisted by

BABY BARBARA
SABIN &. co.

Novelty

Jack Henry Presents

“THE MELODY
SEXTETTE’.’

Vaudeville's of

Entertainment

FRANK
MULLANE

Humorous Tales and Musical

 

Ray G. Huling Presents

CLOW’N
SEAL”

' :A comedian from the sea and
the most wonderfully trained
in captivity

BARLO‘qV,
BANKS
and GAY

Harmony Enetrtainers

 

“THE HOME
STRETCH"

A thrilling racing melodrama

 

at the matinee
receive 1
Dur- ‘

On Saturday
children will
numbered coupon tickets.
ing his act Bobby Connolly will 5
draw four and the lucky holders .
presented with passes
good for every Saturday matinee ‘,
until New Years. Try your luck :
with Bobby Connolly.

that you ltt'Ytl‘ (~x-‘

 

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Ci‘ilA'BUSl’S. 0.. Sept. g9.—-—Tlie N21-
tionztl itcd Cross convention which
will convene in this city on Uctober 4
and last five days. bids [Ltll‘ to be the
211051 important or these gathering.
hat has ever bern held. even of more
S2E1C€ from lied Cressw‘iewpoint

 

grout \‘JUR
Men And Women prominent lfiwzlil

‘geifliy addresses to tlw dalegates.
In: 1,;viiigstoii Emil“. (Lairniaii

{Cl ‘11- t‘eiitrzil t‘oniiiiittc of tn:

IA”. g-y iie'l (‘ioss arm 3 sident 0‘.

 

 
 

 

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Thwart :1. presilvnt of Ohio Sttii:
‘1'1;i\tl‘3‘l"' will deliver thi- eddies: oi
:wdcmw Gov. Harry 1. Davis ot‘ (ilx‘io
amt :\1&:}Or James J. Thomas of Col-
lumlins ‘t-lll “'eiCOmD the delegates for
in}. (:9) wild state. r’i‘t'S. it‘i-{ni‘dirg
“5. {Hump-d to be the princiym speak-

 

 

 
 

' Noluli- Mchrken. presi-
.-r College will precide at
Itui Cross mteting, in the
of (rt. :' "The Challenge
inotl ir: Ant-rice. t0 the lied
‘7 ‘ x.~- the SUil‘JCC‘I or. which Mia:
«‘i my»: \\’illi:.i.i.s. of til? National
EI‘Z'lUPlillr‘ al Association will speak. in.
\‘C. \t'. .‘xlaiqiiart. educational agent
,M- 1‘... Philippine Islands in the
i'nm t1 flutes will address the convert»
nun t‘ll ' {he Juniors (it R‘Vork in Our
12:15.. r i'ossessmtis,” llezijeri goo»-
m». spy. any of Commerce will speak
’(rli "'i'l- L‘liuilciige of Childhood lil

 

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f'illo-lfil. ..;inils mini \‘l'liut Junior lied
,gvuss i.~ Doing; ’i‘rici‘;," while Senator
l": ..l. : “Hills 02 Unit), is 10 ut-iix‘zi’

nil-E Ms on "Thu Put re liuilllr-t‘:

 
 

0- 1‘ iv _'*...tion and Citizc ship Train-

. 1" g- rin-itlng dwiicntal to

 
 
 
 

 

; Jim-Hon to livr Si-ixice
j... .. ‘ “ill be l‘vl‘K‘Sidt‘d 0\'cr
l \ l .. “In"? .Ai 9nd lt'l'. minute

+1""l .c mill la- ll‘llY'X’VII i») such lit)-
.1, :1.e ;\ :lr. ’l‘lm'ims ii Gl‘ol'”. «.lirr‘c-

THURSDAY and FRIDAY ‘1. (.1 av 5310'an rs lturuiii of the
DOUGLAS M/LEAN

.\1.,i7lilitl‘. ll Vii->5; .‘xlugor General

 

 

t‘i~:i'.iiil;.‘ St. l/lllls L‘liziptvr. Arne:

 

A meetings held during the.

 

 

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f Turk; \‘v'.
ii

l'nivcraity. will pzesi-le at. a'

 
 

3 3
Cross;

 

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'l‘ho‘bdore' oosevflt. A‘s-
‘ sistaxt Secretary. of, the Navy;
ISt_ephcn \Vise. Free unimgogue of New
_ flunk
in charge of Domestic Operations,
American lied Cross: John G. Emery.
National Commander
_gion and General John J. Pershing.

Robert S. Gust.
Red Cross Relief Committee of I'uelii .
Colorado. will address the convention
on “The lied Cross in Disaster" on the
morning of October 6.
Boarzlman. Secretary of the Americgm
Red ross. will preside.

Reunions of Red Cross.
:served in the world war
at a series of luncheons.

Sectional conferences’will
on the evening of October .
mg of October

Miss. Mabel F

workers who
will be held

 

tawny: ()(‘tolrr 4. when )r. \V. 0.4

MN

Lift Off with Fingers

Doesn't hurt

“ l-‘i'ecZOiie"

 

 

stuntl)‘ that corn
shortly you lift it right of: with fing-
rrs. Truly! ‘

Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
sufficient,
to remove every hard corn. soft COVE,“

stops hurting.

 
 
 

 

cal Pageant of the Red Cross in the

‘utixiing.

’jor. Superintendent.
'Corps. Dean. Army School of Nll'llnz.

Military Relief rctznionf Col, George
Filmer. manager Pacific Division. Sin?
l‘err‘y ll. Clark.i
'Vl‘ash'mg’ton. iorme-rly
Camp Service. and Assistant llirecror
General 08 Txlilltars' Relief; Edward F).
A mass meeting on,
roll call will constitute the afternoon‘s

program. winding up with the histor'i- l

l

'Yx) a.
, l1:
lfiou gang on a new tank. fell from n

.srngiiig yesterday and. was killi l.

i

l~.lv" .i ‘7 S ‘~l:-.rino (‘wi‘psz Rev. "l-‘reMono"

l-" e'=l~’ " “12"}. (m ‘l.ill. llifxtli 116‘—

czmi *: "We l‘r:.i:l.~ \'. llnmmar. or corn lit1tvi'ceii,thc toes. and the Gill-E
.i

loan lliisos, without soreness ordrr‘tntiot! 1

Among those participattng in the
are: Erusorvi ‘
group luncheonp Miss Chiral ll, Noyes

sectional ineietizigs

director led (‘l‘Oé—‘S

g.:o:i general l'nitttj
Admiral E. R. Stilt.

y.

United States

ming. surgeon g1 iii-‘i‘nl

Francisco, presiding:

Grcenc. Cl“.
Brown. Mk. .

‘a. s.
Lilli,

. polis.

 
 

KILLED IN FALL.
Scot.
fm'r‘iiie: for ting

of (1 (firms: rim-

 

LiANCI’l EST F .

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Lined in Hartford.

—-The Best Salesman. a Claseified- Ad. 3

cm (1":

mid Gm: (van-L;

 

 

 

Gigantic Omelet

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Smeared on Road

A large auto ti‘iir-k overturned 8w
Nursing" Service. filvis morning: ncur Lelitrr “
f‘l‘t‘Sldii‘aF-Tl Mini“? “7 Ii‘tlziud. sun Nam“: Hill. blocking traffic for am

State-s .KzTii)‘. “ittll; .imc. The truck was 103!“
summon SCIE'J'JI With about 150 cares of
Hugh C. Cum- when xiii axle on the rear of the truck
l', S. Iiihli.‘ snapped. a. gigantic omelet spread.
'_Healtlz Service; Julia C. Stimson. Mn— over the roadway. The truck om
Army Nurse from New Britain, being 1
of a trucking coficern there.

fey prom

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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street
eggs. ant.

 

 

director ‘of

lid. \‘ri n ll.

29.~r\\';ili"~.if

 

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you can obviously

 

THE Blooms LIKE
- IT

 

It's that sort of ice cream that
enjoy and do
not have 10 deny the youngsters.
It is the only cream that is e ually
enjoyable and beneficial lor the lit.
tle folks as well as

NEW ENGLAND
CANDY] CO.

adults.

At the Fountain

ple of exacting tast
crimination drinking

when one is thirsty.
tying and thirst
Only the highest

Candies

 

 

 

In our store you will find peo-

and refreshing soda in a.
variety of popular flavors.

Deliciously Tempting

French and American Ice
Cream and the purest of fruit
syrups used in our soda. Brick
ice cream to take home.

Full Line of High Grade

Golden’s;

Confectionery
Maha‘ckemo Block, So. Nor-walk ’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

e and dine
their pure

it is satis~
appeasing.
grade 0!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Royal James HOTEL 5
Restaurant a la cartc
and Table de hotc

\iilli or \Kllll‘

Talmmlgv lint-s Sunni: '

lt-iiiitil'iil rooms.

. N . . . ~< ms
t} inL's 'l‘lii \\‘:i\' in which a}... om”, Oiit liaili .it Illlltll rate lJll .

 

.‘w'ch‘S on th:

"—i—n.
“SCIIOQ'L DAYS, SCIIOOL DAYS"

 

 

song
about SLlZOOl days being golden rule
It is wrong to send a cough—
ing, sneezing. spitting child to school
to spread disease germs among other
Common colds are infec-
Protect your own and other
iittle ones with Foley's Honey and
This sate family remedy checks
coughs and colds. loosens phlegm and
mucuous and
membranes with a healing. soothing
medicine—Stillson-Powell Corp.

“1-

irritating

 

in year Emerges

 

Mottletoneing gives beautiful a!
term of color and texture "1:1:
only the wealthiest home: could
aflord in thepaet.

It can now be done easilv eni
economically ever plaster burlap
or wallpaper with
but Finish merely touched here
and there with n handtul of ordi~
nary wrapping paper

Come In and don square of Mottle
tenets; yourselfdurinc the dates
noted. A factory expert will to
present to explain all details

 

No more soile

 

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tive. By sim ly pas
5) hands, _
You owe it to yourself to en] 0y the com

Gold Medal

 

The Range That Really Saves *

v be used at one time

no more dust and smut.

In additioz

2 There are two separate ovens—one for coal and one for gas.
l --—or either maybe used singly.
‘ There is room on the coal and gas sections. at the top,
your cooking at one time.
for Winter, to keep the kitchen warm an
The illustration below shows the wonderful pearl

You can do it better—With less we
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d comfortable; and gas for Summer, to keep the kitchen cool.

It bards

fort and convenience of

Both or :35 2’22
1 to ,the two baking ovens, there 13 c. ,g:
for NIKE large utensils. 10" can do all of

ste

the Gold Men

,

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" s broiler oven.

and less work. You have coal

grey porcelain enamel finish—so neat and attrac-
sing a damp cloth over the surface you are able to clean your range instantly.
hes the old time task of lo ackmg the range.

3! Glenwood range.

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H'l‘ll'll ‘

”IN-lih;lllil

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Call toagygjand: vi‘fsaer
Glenw‘ood’ Ran. ‘e

 

for yourself how a modern '.

“Makes Cookin E8537”.

 

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