REGENT
Last Time Today
(‘ON STANCE
TALMADGE
delightful First
Feature Play
her
National
“Wedding Bells”
In
1~ “SPOT CASH"
" Two Reel Comedy
Pathe News
TOMORROW
Realart Presents
JUSTINE JOHNSON
In the fourth feature attrac-
traction she has played
“A HEART TO LET”
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1,000 A WEEK
A Two Reel Comedy
Kineto Scenic
SUNDAY EVENING
MAE ALLISON“
in
“BIG GAME"
COMING
Mildred Harris Chaplin
“The Woman in the House"
Clara Kimball Young in
“Charge It"
in
ALA C E
TWO DAYS MORE!
TODAY and TOMORROW
To see the greatest juvenile per.
formers on the stage
BOBBY CON N OLLY
Assisted by
Baby Barbara Sabin
in
AND W'IFE”
“ MAN
FOUR OTHER ACTS OF
VAUDEVILLE
and
DOUGLAS MACLEAN
In a merry racing melodrama
“THE HOME STRETCH"
' SATURDAY
EARLE WILLIAM
in
“THE SILVER CAR”
On Saturday at the matinee
LUNCH
at the
. South Norwalk
Lunch-
37 South Main Street
PASTRIES ALL HOME-
MADE
Never Closed
Specials Served
11 a. m. to 8 p. m‘.
PHONE 1569 1 7*
all school children will receive
numbered coupon tickets. Dur-
ing 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.
! SUNDAY
MAE ALLISON
GAME"
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Skirts
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Every Night Becomes Opera Night, or Concert Night or a Night
With the Most Popular of Entertainers.
. Caruso
Galli-Curci
Heifetz
Olive Kline
Lambert Murphy
Harry Lauder
Henry Burr
Sterling Trio
Sou‘sa’s Band
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every occasion
Gifts
Greeting Cards for
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Framed Pictures.
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EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 0’" LOCK
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Advertise In the Sentinel.
J Better Sight Makes
a Brighter World
Old ng'e and dim sight me poor com
minions.
lrt us look
nfii-r your
[writ-11cc warrants \0111 patronage.
THAMER; INC.
Optometrists and Opticians
8 ZAtlantic Stu Stamford
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ConStance Talmadge
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REG .NT 1011A}?
Talmadgc. in “Wedding- Bclls,” Supported by. Emily .Wter a tonne:- local 31111..
in " Wedding Bells'
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Our sc1cnt1fic irninizg :11ri lO1g ex-
- of thousands of lives it 1.-
Spent $1,200,000 for Relief of
Famine Sufferers in China
Last Year.
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To help overcome conditions of acute
distress in five famine stricken prov-
inces of Northern China. where mil-
lions of persons were affected by an
unpro"@(lellted shortage of food. the
American Red Cross during the last
fiscal year spent more than 51.200900.
31411101110 of which was contributed di-
rcciy 113' National Headquarters and
11:9 remainder by various groups ‘n-
[crested in the welfare of China.
Through the wide relief operations
thus made possible it is estimated that
more than 600.000 famine sufferers
were 8.11 cd from starvation.
To the end that similar prompt re-
“0f measures b\ the organization may
alwars be possible the Red (rnss is
.nzn'ing continued support by the Amer-
ican people by universal renewal of
111eml'1ersbip at the Annual Red Cross
Roll Call. November 11 to 24.
The method of relief employed by
the American Red Cross in its Opera.
trons in China was particularly mice»
five. for in addition to sax'im: hundreds
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with more than 01111 miles 111‘ [iF'rlllilill'llt
roads that" are SUN-l}; howled to pre-
vent a recurrence 111' famine. At one
time the Bed Cress enmloyell 74,000
Chinese workmen. 1111131111: them in food
for themsebes 11111l dependents. this
food being hroug} : in from Manchuria
and elsewhere.
PALACE SATI‘RDAY.
\Villinms Wili he— starred in
0 Silver Car" at the Palace Thea~
ire on Saturday. The Vitagraph super
feature wili‘ be presented in conjunc-
tion with three vaudeville shows. In
the afternoon at a speciaz matinee for
children, Bobby Connolly will draw
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to the vcing places early.
to original position
PULL TO RiGHT
TELL BELL RSNGS
ClTY
CETY
“iRl-ZASLIRER SHERlFF TAXES
COLE‘C TOR 0'
JEREMlAH
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the City Election on Monday next, October 3, every one should consider it a duty to vote. 6W
When you enter Voting Machine, tal {e handle over your head and pull to right until it clicks. no:
vote as shown below by turning the second lever marked “B” (Democratic) to the right (as indie-1k}.
by arrow) till the bell rings, thus voting for Jeremiah Donovan and his associates,
tinuance of an efficient city administratictn.
This IS ve'ry simple but you will not complete your voteuntil you have pulled handle overhead hack
good for the
Tia:- cou
at the box office on
110011 when ”
cured for the matinee.
REGENT SATURDAY.
stone's latest [iicture
ueek being shown at the
four lucky numbers and the holders
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suppose tO denial
corresponding to those drawn will be
awarded matinee passes for Saturday
balance of the season.
11011 tickets will be given out
Saturday after-
admissioniickets are sc-
In “A Heartito Let," Justine John-
which is
Theatre, the star mas queradeis as h.
old and decrepit splnster in some of
her scenes and gas a good} number 9:
laughs for her lmpe natlory’w "
she tinds herself without
PAINT EXHIBITION
ATTRACTS
The demonstration”
this
Regent ham company
hers and was very interesting.
funds to
keep up the aritocratic but run-done:
mansion which she has ,inherited.
MANY
Murat-tone. a new product (icing ex-
plained at The Gun-ham C035
store 126 “'ashing'tou street
of the Devoe
Velour Finish at the store of the Gor-
attracted large 1mm-
The young ladies in charge are Ex-
insuring 3 em-
\
this Brush” attracted great attent
Tit 1a'ea1est guess was made 3957
H. J. Hansen “'11 O gueSsed 27,740
was ghen paint enough to fmlsh
room in his liouS1-.Tre actual nu
of inisiies in 4119‘ brush was 310‘
Contests will he held today and to?
marrow. a different brush being I!“
each day and the person guessinglfiie‘
nearest to the actual number and
present at the stow. at 5. 30 p. 131. will
be given paint enough to do any room
in their house.
Norwalk Chronicler