SATURDAY, 00313. 22., 1921
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Regent Theatre
Today Is Double Feature Day
A pz‘cgram that will beat the big football games for’ thrills
Realart Offers a Great
Star in a Great
Teature
Constance
Binncy
as
CAENNAL‘HM E— '
AND comma
Can you imagine a more FCT‘
feet setting for :1 love story
than old Ven a? CEI-Iival
fine?
This beauliful drama was ac:
tually filmed in the wonder:
Eul old Italian city. It is a
:story of today, marvelously»
told, a revelation of dramatic
'and scenic perfection.
LiTTLE
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A RIOTOUS 'l‘OONERVILLE COMEDY
SUNDAY
SYD DNEY “CHAPLIN
“KING, QUEEN, JOKER”
A Paramount Comedy Special
mow
Three Days
Wednesday, Thursda. , F iday
C(‘t‘. 26, 27 and 28.
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Her ljl'ilc lmy llilll boy-n LLLILQL
fifrccn yours ago, but Mother
still v-chch imam-hing in he?
hcal‘i‘.
Col-{luyn Fri-«(nu
A ascnmm 21.1me men-Juno
9A.
Sl‘FAKEs FEARE is ALL “1'30in ‘
Police Judge Rules World isn’t St 3.1:,
After All, and Fines \~‘ eman lm‘
personator of Men.
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puma officers am detcciivcs can
spot the SillflV 9‘15? (if a p-""1 O‘lxet
mp, lI_c{1\3.qu of u szis- ic~up man—pet»
linps—asl the Otllcx‘ peculiar physical
chmuctelifitics 0f ‘1'? male ciun of
'u-ime. put it takes a policewoman
to dctcot syspicious characters by
mgr (lrcx‘x‘ Police m utiue‘und disci~
; plinn car'vit, uppa- C‘nllv wear all the
comma, 6:45 and 9 '
FIVE L ACTS OF
VAUDEVILLE
' and
BETTY COMPSON
:kwn inslmct of 3 “0:11am for the “PRISGNERS OF
‘Stflp of .L toquenthc' set of u sash,
and tho lazing 0f 'Ir gurmcnts in LOV
(he hnvli- ‘
‘ “Womb: Bclln dc. Turk walked down
;_,,,.,.,,, s: a gut r...— f;:-.- as the post suquY EVENING
ollicc. I? SO ”INF-‘4’ shc prolulhly '
W? L «l Rmvrul poiiremen who mnrkcd fifiggifgggnsp ‘25:;
2 n0 si 7,, L -‘ suspicious. character in the
p-xssorlly. But at the post office Stood
gm” I;.;'i=~ Fisher and Miss Lmily
; Groom-Dull unvomcn. The excs of the
ilmnvmwmluzl discerned at once that
tho mum: of the gentleman walking
n,., \muiil l: :lVe been set off to much
“w 1..» vantage had he “0m felt!-
ll..li(,‘ (ll‘css says the Columbus; Dis-
MM, 5.: they ac osied him and
found it. uh» her. And Miss Dc Turk,
3::
m-..” _.......\...__ L...
{Mud nut in :1 man‘s cap, coat and
”WN‘L‘ 3‘“! “the” JDDHTL‘I to mulch.
' foul: :1 llll" to the police, Statinn With
MrsL Fislnr and Miss Grcc. There
. via-w requLLl to solve the ri lllle of her
3 mm: ullne ill tire and was l‘k‘tlgused on
I hand,
"l um nn impemnnntnr of mcn char-
”pH-i-g. nplh‘fll‘l’l’lg a: the movie then-
gL-rsj' sln- tLLZIl'lhlI court. It thou fol-
- hum”; A, L-izc had ncglectcd tochunge
mm in: i'uminiuc dress after the
;.\-an\v_ Jag-he Berry fined hcr $25
If lllc O\'k*l‘<lgllt and infill:
‘nnll comm l'.
hr? x'r3:.2~:ufw' tlz‘t Shakespeare to the
mmmx'y unmithsl mdlng, all the
world's no: :l stage.
Tug Your Books.
Many book lovers with large and
precious libraries keep a small book L;
with the name of each book lent, the
BULL ANS BRILLIANT YOUTHS
Bright Boy Does Not Always Fill Ex-
poct..:::.s of Friends, While
Stup d Lad Surprises. date and the borrower. After a rea-
sonable time, when the book has been
; A“ p.._ . .mfl‘m. 0f .35 ycurs' ex- lent, it is no dlscourtesy to write and
(.,,n.9_\\(,;1 that he was remind the borrower that you mlsa
your book friend and are waiting to
.m3 11ml: lm' :1 model buy ill school. 3
s _ . . , WQICome it home. Get a bookplal‘e.
nwz‘iHn l' lid ‘
TWO REEL COMEDY ‘ ’
FOX NEWS
IL‘ZONDAY AND TUESDAY
KATHERINE - MacDONALD
*1 _ “TRUST YOUR “’IFE”
LUNCH
at the
Lunch
37 South Main Street
MADE
,.
Never Closed
Specials Served
11 a. m. to 8 p.- m.
in.-
PHONE 1569
i outh Norwalk‘
SPASTRIES ALL HOME--
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table dc hote
Beautiful rooms, with or With'
out bath at moderate rates.
l'umous men in the theatrical world.
umong lhcm Henry \\'u|thull'. Donald
Crisp. Jack Pickford. Jim Kirkwood,
etc. llcr interpretations of the moth‘
n- purts in the screcn version of Ib-
SL-n‘s "(llioéts." and of the mother in
are considered among the finest ever
done.
PAIi‘CIl N l I\\ 1’0] LICY
livcryday \‘n’ildcvillc “'ill 0pcn on
Monday “'it-h a Splcndid Fivc
Act Bill And “No “’oman
Knows"
The Palace Theatre will inaugurulc
a new policy beginning on Monday
whim the first of the “everyday vau-
dcville" bills will be presented. The
new policy will differ from that in
effect up to this time only bccnusc
Vaudeville will be added to the pic-
tune; for the first three days of the
week As in the past there will be a
new prtTgram on Thursday. For the
beginning of this new policy the man-
agement has secured a notable collec-
tion of B F. Keith acts direct from
thra New York city leading theatres.
most notable of all Others will be
\V heelcr and Potter in “Back Talk":
~Webb and Hall. eccentric character
musicians; Evelyn Phillips and Co. in
"Eight and Two";
been responsible for the best things
R EG F. ST TODAY
lie-uhlc Feature Program
('unstauce Bilmey In “Such a Littlc
Queen” and “Carnival."
'l‘hz-re is a double feature program
[an :ut the Regent today and it is on:-
'r‘ host that could possibly huvc
. ~-n selectml. \Vh_' the muuugcmcnt
ll‘llilll put two such high class fea-
-‘ on together cannot be at first
rstood. V
Ill»
L : l'LL- is going to make the Saturday
lL-nm unusually attractive. This is
"in
r-nt at a glance at the bill which
that patrons will todax
unis
.. ’lih‘lr approval a new (“constanc3
- - (Vulture “Such a, Liltlc Quccn"
l‘w'lmiVLLl." Realm-t presents
131» lZinm y s fcuturc and "Carnival"
- lanimount super production.
lull-'1‘ picture played during the
.lll Inc-I
I~~1uLsts for its appearance
’lvut it was selected to start off
‘11]. Thc Show is actually
nilur but the same old prices
'L-Lil. A Toonerville comedy
3-4 on the list.
“(n.n NEST"
lizv mother
‘ ‘ not
of six screen
disconcert hiax‘y
mmvn filnl:actrcss. in the
visitor to the Goldwyn stu—
' the filming of "The Old
ch c- nes to the Regent
.or rhrL'c days. commencing
'e‘Iinr—sdu5 Oct. 26. asked Miss Alden
3." 5 ‘Hr llktd mothering such an un-
I-l5 bunch. To w hieh the actress re—
iI-d casuallv. “Oh this is nothing:
l‘e-
Includes; S91 l'."
but Mr. Kantor explained regularly-
have they become
ic waste Lind poisons from the blood.
and there hme been so kidneVs.
lism.
that the screen has given to the pub-
lic presunts \{nbel Julienne Scott and
Stuart Holmes in ‘ No VVomau
KnOVVs.' ’ The picture is adapted from
the well known novel “II‘anny Her-
Miss'Scott was slur ol‘ “Behold
lllfA\ Y )IFAT IzATltns
IIAYE snow KIDNEYS
l-Za! loss nlcat it you feel Backachy or
have B’nddcr
trouble.
No man or woman who eats ment
can Inake a.
flushing the kidneys occasionally. says
in well known authority. Rizal: forms
uric acid which excites the kidneys.
overworked from the
strain. get sluggish and fail to filter
then we get sick. Nearly all rheuma—
headaches. liver trouble, ner-
vousncss. dizziness. sleeplcsness and
uxinuu disorders come from sluggish
The moment you fccla dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts or if
:he urine is'cloudy. offensive, full of
sediment, irregular of passage or :11-
teuded by a. sensation of scalding, stop
eating meat and get about four ounc-
rs of‘ Jud Salts from any pharmacy;
take a tablepdonful in a. glas of w 1tcr
pct-ore breakfast and in a. few days
your kidneys will act fine. This fam-
ous salts is made from tin; acid of
gmpes‘ and ' lemon juice. combined
with lithia. and has been used for
grnerations to flush and stimulate the
kidneys. also to neutralize the acids
in urine so it no longer causes irrita-
lion. thus ending bladder weakness. '
Jud Salts is inexpensive a‘n‘n cunno
Grimm's “The Battle of the Sexes."*
Master Gabriel and Co is perhaps the'
and the r ‘ '
Duo, th’rilling comady gymnastEe 1.1.2; replied mumphautly.——.Indlunapollh
picture attraction for Monday and News. 5
Tuesday is worthy of very special , N I
mention ‘Carl Lammele who has Historic Warship DoomecL
121istake by
HPER HR HE :_ llu is not I-xccmmnnl. Sumo burs
{Environ}; ‘lOCVGD/ “01E: who lmrv no luck of brains have Ill): That is the very beSt Way to tag you
momma-Law umumlm ,1“anva tit.‘ "uxnminu‘lon mind.“ und in some books. And don t forget that the gold-
,lcou-mnu-w- m- mh‘mw v is [W ”mam” and en rule applies in books as in other
Itll‘iqilml in be inrcrrslml in routine phases Of life, and returnfithe m.
. \vnrk. 'l‘lwri arc lm5< \\lI.u are really you borrow yourself.
My \Yix‘c" unrl llolmcs' work. well dull and \vil. never lie Lm5ihiug else.
known will lw rccullcd as murvclmw hut thorn :ll‘v' :llSO b-I5s “he arc merc-
in "(Muslim 01‘ the Law." The 9 will i}; ”I‘lu.1\"n'. mal and boys who are
hcuwo vziurlcvillc Lind plcturc Shows .lgIlI'III‘l‘Y'y ,; 1:; only lM‘i‘ulla‘c they are
daily {It 2:15 and 7mm and pictures 5b“.
only at '3 in thc evening. ,
SL3 :1er li‘LL'c plants. It is
g PALACE TODAY _ : hot always :2 .3 true which grows and
i fruits lln- qua Cicst lhul glvcs lhc best
(Fun in :hc cud says llm London Daily
a Human lmf:
Beth (Tonfpion l‘cflturc “’ith \uudc
uuu Mull. The brilliant lmy rlucs not al-
{ways fulfill the cxpm-mlions of his
Bctly Compson. whose firs? smrrin: fricmls. whlh- lhc buy who was sup,
unrs in ”
‘ 1“th ;
picture. “Prisoners of Lovc.” r
'tllQ Palace ’l‘hcatrc. today wi
ville. is an accomplish-i
\thu shc was a child hr-r '
pl)~::'(l to bc (lull occasionally surprises
_ .cwryhody in nt‘lcr ,lil‘c lIcr-nuse his
“mums“. mind was of thc sort which lakes :1
W“: ' long limc4to mulurc.
15* z L IS 'v mix: !I' « 2 .
it: :“dld :1...:,,\.I.)dxu::“:l W}, {A} in-l No hard-:md-fusl ruin can he laid
structor. During the hours mightj down. .Bm' as Dr' L'liulmcrs M‘tflle“ ‘
huvc inf-cu {It Play. slw slu 'i zuld has pointed! out, it is 1‘ gcncrul rule
practiced. and by tin: llnze- suc was: in “HWY“ “It “1“ “”1"“? the period
fourtce-n 53mm old shr- 11ml immune so of 5oulh we greater is ll" e intelligence
prmicicut that sin: was cngugcd to of the adult.
play in the orcht-Stru of '{L vaudeville
illcutrc'in hficr home lawn. Salt Lake Missed Something.
(12)]. This L‘ol‘ilipboi'i lllldS'fl 1.1.35?“qu Thomas. the tivc-yenr-old Son of a
m 1 I“ m m. ‘1 mos‘ bf 53-5.35 northern Indiana ‘cdltor. attended a
menus of rccrcutlon whun sh:- is tired . .4. .- 9 "ill .1 ‘5 ‘rentfi
out from hcr léllJOI‘S us both star and - communion b‘ruc. “x . 1 3 pg , ‘
producer. last Sunday. The servxce was long,
and the editor and his fumily were In
Advertise in the Sentinel for the > the last group that went to the aim"-
best results.
Urges Community
Action to Assist
Nation’s Jobless
Thomas went along.
curious. ‘
, Following theeervlceJhere was no
comment from Thomas umll he found
his Aunt Edith? u/member of another
church waiting in the editor‘s auto
outside. to go to dinner with them.
'“Oh, Auutlc Edith," he chortled,
"you raised somelhlng."
“Why; what was it?" was her indul-
gent question.
“We had broad and grape julce." he
He had been
United States warship
one of the first but-
The old
Granite Slut?
tleshlps built by the United Slales,
is about to be «liqnnnrlcd She left
the “1153 in “nine in 1818, and for
5eurs nflcr hcr mmplciion was used
as n trnining 5213 p at the port of New
York, “hen.- she is nmvl5iug. _i
in her hold are more than one hun-
dred tons of jlmud-umdc (-oppcr spikes
‘_ containing :1 large percentage of purc
gold and silver. '1‘ch muchiucry'coul-
pzmy which Dill‘Cll‘lSOll her has had
numerous requests for souvenirs be—
fore lhc boat is «lcslroyed.
l
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l A Bacteria Census
Nnt long am there “as made known
:he rcgult of an examination made by
me. of the government scientists on”
the colonies of bacteria residing on
1119, surface of unwashed' fruit taken
{mm the mnrkct.
This scicnliSt computed
)f bacteria found on half
each of the fruits named,
Huckleberries, 400.000 :
The com?“
munici pa. efforts throughout the tour:-
try in cart-yug out the recommenda-
.tions of Prestdent Harding’s Confer-
uiLtce uhich will coordinate
the numb‘er
{1 pound of
as follows:
dumsons. 470,-
euce on Unemployment includ
personnel Mathew 'vVoll president of
the Intc nat: onal Photo ELLgraVers’
Union of ‘4‘ 31th America- a? .d vice-pres—
es in ltS'
idem of the American Federation of 000; yellow plumS. “Xi-(’00: pours.
Labor. 1 £00,000; gooscberries. 1,000,000; gar-
All elements of the nation’s economic l (133:1 3‘1”? V‘ berries 2.090.000: raspber-
er were rcprcfim ‘ed in the delibera- rics. 4,000,000: g.:1pcs,78,000_000: cur-
tions of the tour '1:c and ar etc have rantS, 11,000,000; cherries,. 12,000,000.
part in carrying tnrc-ug‘n the emergency ‘ _ '-
program, designed to he insurance-i , _.
against the danger of the laboré cg mar Ammal 3393""! .
and his family, L3 tha million, waving Instances of unlmal sagacxly,”
which have bee n claimed To show rea-
soning power. are explained by an ex-
pert to be due to extreme sensitiveueso:
to smell.. to accidental acts. or what
is called “associatidns’.”" , ~
to bear the bitter
readjustment costs
Mayors and citizens of every corn-
mum'ty in the United States are iu-'
vited to write Colonel Arthur Woods,
chait'nan of the Eme ergcncy Municipal
Measures ‘Committee, Conn: no 0
burden of cronom: c
injure: makes a? delightful c
s 1 used to it, " and the visitor left the f ..
filament, Department of
Washing
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OLD ENGLISH DESIGN l,
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‘ ' BERKELEY DESIGN
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Masterpieces of the Classics.
Each pattern the pride of its
possessor.
G. W. Fall-child 6. Sons. Inc.
Established 1865 “At the sign
of the chimes
997 Main St, 2 P. 0. Arcade,
Bridgeport, VConn.
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HAVE YOU A
DOLLAR?
Start a savings account
now while it is on your
n1ind_
The dollar has shrunk
considerably since the
days before the war but
do not forget. that there is
a good deal of spring to it.
yet and that it is going to
act larfrer avain, ’ -
e D b
By saving your dollars
now they will not only
earn other dollars as in-
tel-est bu t every dollar is
going to grow large be-
cause of the increasing .,
purchasing power that it
will have as prices become
lower. Prices have now
reached and are ’pasSing
their pea k and never was.
it as profitable to save as /‘
it is now. ' -
Remember that as the;
dollars grow larger they_
may also be harder to get.
Now 13 the lime to starta
savings account with
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N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. CO.
Ofiice Supt. New York Division
00 tober 21,1921
LOC OMOTIVE ENGINEERS, FIREMEN,
CONDUCTORS,
TRAIN M N AND YARDMEN
Anulicatirp mav be made for positions of Engineers and
Firemen to operate steam and electric lm “morivcs and In iltipie
unit trains. Conductors ,, TrL Linmcn. {11Li_l‘;;.rriu:cn, to take prices
made I.“ LLcaui by such men as may leave service. Give previous
cxpericuce if any names of 110% has than two rcfcrcacci. or en-
close letters of li‘cOlDlIICilil?.LlL)Il.
g“
.r- :.3; ical c2; aminai—iono at expense of c:..:pa.ny is reunited.
Address or apply to
F.
Harlem River Station
132 5;. set- and W'illis Avenue New York Gity
M. CLARK, Supt, 7 '
Standard Cotton Stores
STREET
98 WASHINGTON
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NORWALK GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Ell MERGENCY APPEAL FOR $75,000
October 9 to November 6, 1921
Three W’eeks of Publicity, October 9 to October 30
One Week of Solicitation, October 30 to November 6
\Ir. C. B. Strayer, campaign secre my will be at the
Hospital during the campaign and on behalf of the directors,
will welcome inquiries or suggestion: at any time by letter,
telephone or personal call. Volunteers are needed for
Solicitation week.
Telephone Norwalk 42.
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Patent Sport Oxfords
wft, Plain Toes, Flat Heels. . . .Pricer$6,50
This sporty model is showing its heels to all comers, and L5 prov-
ing itself popular among young women who are eager to grasp the
newest in Fall Footwear.
STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. DAILY
Milton Elwood
FORMERLY ELWOOD «I. GLOVER
South {Norwalk
”122 Washington Street
VAN -RAALTE GLO V ES
The name “Van Raalte" answers every question of style and qualc ty.
Silk, 2clasp,w white, black, grey and beaver, with self and contrast-
ing stitching ...................................... 89: to $1.50
Silk, Ill-button length, black white, grey, and pougee, prices rang-
. ing from ......................................... $1.59 .0 $2.00
Silk, Duplex. grey, beaver and pongee .................. $1.50
Suede finish Duplex (heavy) two-tone stitching, white brown,
beaver, mode, and‘ grey ........................... . ....... $1.15
Suede finish, 2-clasp, (medium) black, wh “grey. brown, and
beaver ........................................... 50c, ?5c, 89:
All Double Tipped Fingers
J. I. Mnllctte
83 Vi ashington
Street South New. alk
Attractive Draperies —
Did you c; er stop .0 think that no matter how in och fur-
niture or how expensive the fumienings are 5011 put into a home
'your home is not completely furnished unti. 5"‘I have hung the
draperies. of
Attraciive draperies not only add to the locks of y or win-
1 dows but set olf everything in the room. 03.11' ice 0‘ Quaker Cral’t.
Scrim and Net Curtains isLmost complete.
' Also our line of yard goods. POD-Lin, Repps Cze: canes Sun
Fast 5.,lladras etc. we have in attractiVe patterns and coloring,
reasonably priced.
, 3 A house is only a buildmg, but a well furnished Emma is a
'7 home. This is the time of the year to dress it up.
Norwalk Chronicler