FRIDAY, SEPT. 30. 1921
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REGENT
THREE TIMES TODAY
2: 15, 7 and 9
JUSTINE
JOHNSON
a Realart adaptation of
Sidney Toler’s Play "Aga- .
thy‘s Aunt" entitled
“HEART TO LET”
A comedy of desperate dis-
guises and happy dis-
coveries
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Two Reel Comedy
‘ ‘A THOUSAND
A WEEK”
Kineto Scenic
TOMORROW
SUNDAY NIGHT
Metro Presents
MAE ALLISON
In an all Star Screen Clas-
sics Production
.“BIG GAME”
Surpasses Miss Allison's Su’c-
sees in “The Last Card."
Two Reel Comedy
Para Magazine
MONDAY
MILDRED HARRIS
CHAPLIN
"THE WOMAN
IN THE HOUSE”
TUESDAY
ETH EL CLAYTON
in
“WEALTH”
COMING
CLARA KIMBALL
YOUNG
“CHARGE 'i‘T. 1”
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LAST TIME TODAY :
for ' E
BOBBY CONNOLLY
and 2
Baby Barbara Sabin
MELODY SEXTETTE 3
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BARLOW BANK AND E
GAY i
FRAN NKMULLANE
CLOIVN SEAL
and
EARLE WILLIAMS l
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“THE SILVER CAR”
SUNDAY NIGHT
Metro Presents
MAE ALLISON
In the All Star Screen classics
“BIG GAME”
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high (hiss \ninli-xille piog‘inni that
_ hus its showing today. The melody
‘ (Senate. those comely 11nd tnlo‘nted
LUNCH
afthe; 11.5."
South Norwalk
Lunch
37 South Main Street
PASTRIES ALL HOME-
BLADE
Never Closed
Specials Served
11 a. m. to 8 p. m‘.
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PHONE 1569
Surpasses Miss Allison’s Suc-
cess in “The Last Card"
TWO REED COMEDY
FOX NEWS
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I'.\I H‘l-Z TODAY
ll'zule “illinums “ill ‘stnr in “1 he Sil-
\(‘1 (' 1"" \s l'i‘uilult‘ ()I‘Ieu‘tl
“‘itli \‘mnlmillc
Earle \\'i"‘iuitis. the popular Viln—
m‘uilli slur viii lye seen at IhI' I’uluce
’l‘lxt-ntre IOIILI)‘ in :1 new Allwrt E.
Smith directed feature “The Silver
YANKEES KEEN
git“ during Septeinler
‘winning the 01. 0 game necessary to
;eapt111'e it. The): were scheduled in a.
idouhlc—liezi'ier \xiai‘. the Philadelphia
,lor.k with hopvl‘nl 1:232:
'Plnsive league
0N WINNING
\‘EVY YORK. 0.4:.
v. 1111 the Anieiican
l.—-After flirting
League pennant
the N ew York
53' mkces toda: had their hearts set on
Athletics at the Polo Grounds.
The two games are made necessary
in the powponement of yesterday’s
eontt st in Philadelphia. where rain
11“.: e «i at Sliibe I’oik.1\ianv fans
thought the postnon cl 1:: 1111c could be
.iropptd fxom the scinrinio which
“onld lune given \ev. ‘1’01‘1' the pen—
ina‘ .1.t until a rule “as roinieo out
“‘.]110 Min}; ‘ that if tuo :ezms postponv
ing a game lTlt£t 55:3. i 1 in a 11'~,c_.‘,‘ulo.rl:v
‘telwrluled contest lwl‘ore the end of
the senson. the postponed contest must
he played in tlvnt series." \Villiam
linrz‘iriecg secretary to President. Ban
loimson. (In: 1111 the rule which. inci-
dentally. the New York 01111) was in-
strununtul in having 1:1;st two years
:120. .
(Int in Chicago.
diuixs refuse to he east
the Cleveland In-
aside and still
eis townhi the
flag. They turned on
the \Vliite Fox yesterday '11 i beat
them. Corrie-skin. the lntlinns'éee. Oil-
t.1iz.inz ihe \erclir‘. oxer Fuller. (‘hi-
Cliuzo‘s premier pitcher. These two
clubs win! at it again today.
The St. Louis Nationals 1121113 low-
.. r: (i Pittsburgh's Comrs Ly tho deci-
‘EW‘ W‘Ore e?‘ l:‘ t" 4. Ii \1‘3S"ilorl“<i|}'
l>.1.\"' in St. Louis in honor of the
':-.rr'!S' brilliant sL-ecnd l-nsvmnn. and.
Hum-rs zii‘knowlw gwi his ni‘preeintion!
'rl' “in-vi“ jewelry 11nd :1 (loci; (11' Liber-l
i llmuis by hitting :1 homer. two
rlull'i:l“<, scorii :: thiiw rms and mak—‘
i211: four giiilniliSv-dilliit' :1 day for tliel
l“l"illlvl0li National I."H'.ZU“ leL‘rsnlalt.‘
His “1111111111111, (”)Ilt2EI‘l’zl'I'
vxns :1 close seeotlzl in 11% perform—
twoI
.nlvr with :1 limne r1111 :1 double.
5211:1115: 11m runs SCOI‘I’II :1 Sit/Zen NIH“
.1:1:l :1 (minds of 01115 in the field. A
ii iii. lls; Jumivson. (11' Chat-“midi
won :1 (itmon with the hat zignirisfj
I"l.i:‘:‘£:fi. lliltiittz survly in four times:
up. ‘ l
()21 fivlslris Gosliz‘ 71ml \liiztli. ('5
\\ ishinmon. “’t‘ll’ the stars in their
team's \ietory ox‘er Boston. Each
mzule two hits. Goslin driving 1101110
fourru‘ns.
(I‘m. " ’Ihis nature has her 11 sclrcted
in} tin 111 Hingeim nt as one of specizill
‘IYIPIII to 11111 in conjunction “ith the
young“ women whose vocal and instru-
lme‘nlnl li(‘('0lll)‘iISIIHH’IIIS have on-
llmrwl them to Norwolk will make
‘tlmir last. appearance. Bobby C011-
‘nully zinrl llnln‘ llurhnru Sabin will
j‘pl‘t-St‘llt “Mun 11nd \\'il‘v" for the last
time. Brinks. inflow and Guy will
render their piano and voral numbers
nml.~ l-‘i‘mik.T\l11lln1w «will entertain.
'l‘iir‘ elown seal is not to be forgotten
and his performances will be enjoyed.
The evening shows will siort with the
pirturo at 6:43 followed by vaudeville
’:-.t 71:3". The second show will start
iwilh Vaudeville at 9:141 and the pic-
ture at 10:15. ’
—Yoto for Barton for Mayor.
RI. GI NT TODAY
Jllsiint‘ Johnson In “A Heart To Let"
—--I‘ enture Is a Realmt Of \‘U'up
I-‘ir-‘t Order
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‘ As a perplexed young aristocrat
‘who has inherited fine traditions and
in huge but run-down colonial 111:111-
,.s10n Justine Johnstom- makes a
ieliarming heroine in “A Heart to
Let" showing today at the Regent
:Theatre. ’The girl decides to take a
few boarders, to support her young
brother and 11. spinste-r cousin who is
also on her hands. She disguises her-
‘scllL—or tries to—as an old lady of
”appropriate dignity and unattractive-
ness. calculated to keep the boarders
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70001! Roar/5
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Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table do hate
lloziulif'nl rooms, with or with‘
nut bath at moderate rates.
[)0 YOUR FEET HURT?
. Comfort Wearing Shoes Can Be
g Had at
Max Levy’s
f Shoe Store
31 So. Main St., 80. Norwalk
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Ifio connectlon with any other store
. would
BOGASH DEFEATS NOLAN.
PROVIDE NCE Oct. 1. “Patsy
Bogash defeated Fred Nolan in a ten
in awe. ot’ her, but even the blinde'st
on‘e, impersonated by that popular
actor, Harrison Ford pierces her dis-
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NE“! YORK, Oct l.—-Willie JaCk-z
son and Pete Hartley fought l3.
rounds to a draw here last night. The '
exhibition \Vns listless. both met; M”.
ins: hootcd frequently by the specim-
tors.
Jackson weighti‘i 1331; (1111‘: Hartley:
1-3 :1 ‘
The lmnl l.rl\\t>1'l .‘ll-rris l.12\: OI'I
Knnszis ('in and Jun Fuliv: ol' NPW
York was stoppiil in tin lil‘ll‘. round
and the derision :iwurliml to l.u‘~: when
his opponent nuptnvli on the verge
of Iht'll‘iI krm-kel 111:7.
Mnrl)’ 31111111111129 was given the
judzes decision :1! tin: end of his eight
round cont. st with Marty Cross. They
are New York weltrrweights.
The veteran Leach Cross received
the judges‘ decision over Bert Spen-
cer of Brooklyn in another eight
round Lout.
--Yntc for nafion for Mayor.
At Angevine’s
Mueller. 3‘
American League. . A
1. H. PC. I ~
n..=r 1.1. mi. 11: 2:14 395 JEREMIAH $3.530ng ARTHUR I R0355“-
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p ~ 1. 176 2:11 3110 SONQR;AN ‘ '
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National heaaue.
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TAXES ‘_
TEN LEADING BATTERS
1x THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Al; the City Election on Monday next, October 3, every one should consider it a duty to vote. 67“
to the voing places early.
When you enter Voting Machine, take handle over your head and pull to right until it clicks. M
vote as shown below by turning the second lever marked “3” (Democratic) to the right (as W
by arrow) till the bell rings, thus voting for Jeremiah Donovan and his associates, insuring a eels
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.ltinuance of an efficient city administration.
SOUTH NORWALK z This' 13 very simple but you will not complete your vote until you have pulled handle overhead hock
.to original position
Mayor Donov an VI ill Address 3 Mass Meeting This Evening' m NorWalk it:
Front of Norwalk Hotel at 8:30 O’clock.
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EAdvertise 1n the Sentinel _
For The Best Results
D 093%:
“The House of
KLPPENHEIMER
Good Clothes”
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Store CloSed Monday and
Tuesday
2‘91
@Krieger C0.
29-31 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
Estab-
lished
1868
$49.00
guise and marries her in spite of her
protest. “A Thousand A Week" is
'the comedy with Klneto scenic.
-Voto for Barton, for Mayor.
"BIG GMIE.”
M'ay Allison Stars in New bletro
Feature Sunday'nght
May Allison will be seen at the Re—
gtnt and Palace Theatres Sunday
night in “Big Game.” This is a. fea.
ture attraction that has been released
by the Metro company on the All Star
Screen Classics Drozram and follows
Miss Allison’s appearance in "The,
Last Cart" which was at both the-
ntres a. few wetks ago. Critics who
Ihzn'e reviewed this photoplay are
'ugreF-d that it meets all of the re-
‘quirements of a successful produC-
tion and is likeable in on ry particu_
lot from the start to the finish.
Property Owner! Buried
If someone” told you the
of a. buried treasure. you
investigate. Our plans for
1your future home offer you a treas‘
lure that you won't even have to dig
:out. Let us know. and we will do the
digging and you will get the treasure.
Building homes our specialty. Write ,
or phone 1082, St. John the Builder.
City.
-—-—ItIr.
Treasure!
location
——Donnelly's Victrola Store, 18 So.
Wain Street. is open until 9 p. In.
every evening.
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—Higher salaries and lower taxes.
It has been done and will be done.
Hear Mayor Donovan tell how to-
night; 8130': “y'all Street.
Torrington
VACUUM
CLEANERS
afford the easiest way of
doing the dirtiest
housework
ANGEVINE
Funiture C0.
One of the
.New Fall Oxfords
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$6.50
"SCHOOL DAYS, SCHOOL DAYS"
about school days: being golden rule
days? It is mong to send a. cough-
ing, sneezing. spitting child to school
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Do you remember the old song}
to spread disease germs among other‘
You can ’t help but like the
new Regal Shoes: for Fall.—
Stylish, and really new and
diiferent. Quality better than
ever. '
A... .. on..-
little ones. Common cold: are infeo-'
tlous. Protect your Wit ‘ ,
little ones with Foley’s firmer um
other ,, ‘
Half Price Sale of Millinery
THE DIOST SENSATIONAL SALE EVER ADVERTISED AT THIS
TIME OF THE YEAR.
Tomorrow Will be the last day. If you think its worth While sexing
from two to five dollars on your New Fall Hat *Then don’t fail to
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