MONDAY, OCT. 24, 1921
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Regent Theatre
TODAY AND TOMORROW
2: 15, 7 and 9
Katherine MacDOnald
“ .18 American Beauty”
ared the New YOrk idea
ln a_play quite unusual—story of a girl who (I
and beat it.
“Trust Your Wife?
Pathe News
Two Reel Comedy
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
2:15, 7:15 and 9
The Prodigal Son Comes Home
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I vs liven gone ten years. 1810111131; and I we knocked
about .l 01' or the globe. NOW, just when I was on the
edge of a fortune my money gave out. I must have
111 11 thousand dollars or 1111 broke fmeV'cr
Jim:
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.‘lluzlwr: ls money all? lsn 1 it glorious that you had to come
home 1-..- your mother and that she can help her
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But what 1-2111 you do, Mother.
-: (:11 to the bureau. Look in the lower (1 quer. 'l‘lmv’re7
Ill} jewels. Jim I 21le ~1ys knew lllLV 11 come in hand“
some day. 'lake. the Iii—pawn them—sell them:—
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Onlv one of the maJ stirring scenes in!
THE OLD NEST
Rupert Hughes Croat Colduyn Picture,-
Special Music Added Features
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
LUNCH
at the
South Norwalk
Lunch
37 South min Street
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believe she receives favors from her
star sisters lVliriam MacDonald has
resolved to appear in no more of
their productions until she has won
recognition through her work in
,‘other studios.
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TIIE OLD NEST.
Big Feature Due at Regent Wednes-
day for Three DayS.‘
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l When Mary Alden finished her role
in “The Old Nest." she used more
than twelve gallons of water sham-
pooing her hair, before she restored
git to its natural condition. The rea-
son was that Miss Alden played the
';character of a. silvery-haired mother
:in the GoldVvVn picture coming to the
Regent theatre for three days, com-'
mencing “'Vdnesdav. and insisted on
{using powdered aluminum instead of
:starch to change. her black tresses to
grey.
“Starch giVe's a flat (lead look
while the aluminum photographs
silvery gray. like the natural sheen
37in health)? hair." e'xplain- d the act-
:ress. "However. it is VerV injurious
Ito the scalp. and it will take many
imore washings yet before it is all
(out: because it sticks terribly." '
i Someone suggested soaking it out
I“‘ith oil, but Miss Alden says that
oil only gums the aluminum. This
is just one of the few little inconV eni-
loner-s real artists go through with [or
isnke of their alt.
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1“ No \Voman Knows" Shown \Vith
Five Acts of Vaudeville.
vhlabel Julienne Scott. one of the
screens most popular young emotion-
31111110111111} Stars In ”Trust :11 stars. will be seen at the Palace
Your “1fc ” Theatre todaV and tomorrow in “No
Mus-Donald. “110 plays the VS. oman Know 9.” the. Vvidelv discussed
"He-lime" in Katherine Mac— IW-niVerml Jewel film Version of Edna.
Associated First 7National Ferber's magazine masterpiece,
“Trust Your \Vife,” which "-I‘anny Herself." There will also
hiiwl :11 the Regent thea- be the acts of vaudeville.
tomorrow is the. third “No Woman Knows,‘ was produc-
:'7-:l)-1n;1lzl sisters to invade ed at Universal CitV' and on the act-
\lil'iam is the middle sister ual locale of the original Story, un-
: ' iz' as emh.1rked on a screenider the directiOn of Ted Browning.
m1"; 12g the enormous suc— Into it he put the mule dramatic fire
.::.1111:;- her younger and older that. distinguished ”The 7 Vilgin (if 7
HF.“ Blacl aren and Katherine Stamboul" and “Oustide the Law."
1‘ He has presented, however, the def 7
11:15 appeared in minor: licate heart touches, the f flashin
“ ”‘7 Sl‘t‘l‘al of Miss MacDona'stroke‘s of. hum _ ' " i ' ‘
PASTRIES AL‘L HOME-
MADE
Never Closed
Specials SerVed
11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
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PHONE 1569 7
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table do hate 7
'l->:1:1:if11l rooms, with 013 with'
bath at moderate rates.
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PALAC E TODAY.-
R ICU EXT TOILAY.
3‘. “11-11111-
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a cuts in the coutzst:
one-eleven
ci garettes
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Established 179.737
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MODERN llEALTH
- CRUSADE HELD
1N PUBLIC scuoons‘
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Mine-rial to he used. litcm
‘. ulc.. are furnished free to g
by the 'i‘ulierculosis CI)!lllllls-1
Slk‘il'l. 'l‘lic privileu'egol‘ becoming;
Crusader is awarded to children wit":
do :1 certain number of Health Chore-1
every day.
Each child is, given :1 score c411”.
be 1111111 zit. home. 011 which is Che“. '
a, daily and “111‘.le record of chores.
Slatenu nt of Chores.
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For Coats
‘A number of vch desirable models left from the
A1, lgzust Sale ,. These remain at thes sine prices which
they carried through August.
French Seal Coats, $137. 50 up
Near-Seal Coats with skunk collars aul culls.
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l. l VVaslud 111V'l1:1nrls lief ore 1-11 1:
meal today (using soup). $21500 up
3' I ““5"” “2‘ 0“” “L" ”9‘" Hudson Seal Coats and Wraps, remarkably fine'
my ears and necn. and I cleaned r..7
finger—nails today. ' 51131151 $195.00 up
§ 3. I kept. fingers. pencils. .ml . n
everything; likely to be unclean 01711:»: Ba": -0011 coats! $250' 00 up
jurious out of Iny mouth and 1103-1 1-1— . Mal-moi: Goats, $125 00 up
day. (This chore requires keeping M.
1..."... or tobacco smoke out aim-r1 Hudson Seal Coats with skunk, beaver or squirrel
mouth.) 1 ,1“ 1,1; 4 _
g 4. I brushed my teeth thornuzhh‘f L 1331‘s “Mi ‘ $450.00 to $750.00
‘ulter breakfast and after the evening Second floor.
meal. 5} .- v ’ .. 7
5 5.7 I took to or more slow der‘: 1' ‘ M”: --. ~-
‘breuths of fresh air tori-13.1 “as e -
ful to protect othels if I spit coat;
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‘ (‘1. I planed outdoors. or with {33
IWindows open more 1311111 thirty mim-
Vuutes today. .
'1‘. I was in bed 11-11 hours or more
:lust night and kept my windows open.
i S. I drank 1'1'11111'11'1115111-5 of water.
‘lllV‘luilill‘g :1 drink 111-1‘111'1- each meal.
:11: 1l drunk no 11:.1 1.111‘1‘1'1'. nor other luv
imlous drinks loduV
l ll‘lltl to out
111:11l11111ll11 1:1: slole.
11 :rul.” lime.
I tried luml to sit up and stanl
1111 ~11'.1i:7:‘11t;lo keep neat. cheerful.
and cl1~-:1n 1111111111}, and to be helpful
to 0111115
11.1 look :1 full bath on each of
11111 days or 1111 v/k that are checked.
Total number of chores
only wholesome
I went to toilet
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each 1l117V.
11‘ per cent of the Crusader‘s
health chores are done to) two weeks
a certificate of enrollment is awarded.
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of Page. At the end of five weeks. he
becomes a Squire:
Knight: and at
Knight Banneret. These last three
honors entitle the owners to plus.
the movement their
and assist the children in the keeping
of the chores (none of which are im.
possible or unreasonable). :
While the pupils of third and
tomth grades are the onlv ones taking
part in the Crusade this _V',ear children
lof all ages should be encouraged in
lthe simple habits—not only during
Ithe Crusade but at all times.
There is to be :1 tournament be-
1'tween schools 11le classes. the sucbess
[of which depends entirely upon the
SVmpathV and r operation of the par-
Notice—Parents are especially re.—
quested to notify She school nurse
(Superintendent's office)
contract head vermin. Immediate ex-
room will be made in .order to deter;
mine source ot‘lnfection.‘ "
Too often parents are sensitive in
tliesc .mattc
This
mothers of Junior
examinations are not made
by ' the. nurse; because
necessarily allotted
grudas.
When reporting cases‘lfo the nurse
parents need not give their names, i;
they prefer not to. Simply request
that examination be mode in such and
such a room. .
regularly
7more time is
to the low or
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ARE YOU THE ONE?
We. want. a special representatlxe
in your city to interview mothers.
”the position will yield profitable
returns to the woman who can
qualify to sell. merchandise re-
quired bv the mothers whose
names we will furnish A liberal:
commission will enable the repre-
senfativc We select to make “rem
$5 to $19 per day—the work is in"
7nd rofirhl, diSa.
111“th LlLIlS and t“’0 Of
3. ren s successes. Her rol_e7
was planned so success
. Frust Your “life" the. It! '
«:1» vnconraged her to:
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'1r‘lr-nrx
,whlch entitles the owner to the rank
at ten weeks. a
fifteen weeks. 11.
Parents are kindly requested to give
hearty 0 support
if ‘childrenl
unzitmtion of children attending same
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s and do not report-them. ,-
suggestiou especially applies to,
High pupils where;
A Group Of Evening Frocks
These are mOstly Of soft Tafieta and Radium
Silk, a few in tinseled nets. The shades are such as:
are charming by candle light, turquoise, rose pink,
Nile green and salmon pink. ’«They depend for irr-
dividuuiity on style of sleeve, panel or girdle; a gold
ribbon with daunting ends; a silk rose on the should-
or; some. quillings and rufflings. A few dresses are
all black, and some are black with vivid trimmings
or embroidered laces, jade and cerise which make
very ‘ striking ' combinations.
$35.00 and $45. 00
An Odd Lot of Dresses, Crepe do Chinos and
Tricolettes, ‘
$25.00 to close out.
’ Second floor.
Willem
Court Francis. No. 11 'Order of the
Golden Séeptre. will hold a regular!
meeting tonight at Redmen's Hall. 1
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HAVE YOU: A
DOLLAR :7
Start a savings account
1 now while it is on vour
Th'é meeting is called for 7 otclock
shortl}
sharp. A dance will follow 7
after. I 7
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1 H 7 . 7 mind
i :Ba c k u r t The dollar has shrunk
‘ ’ When ‘h‘ hue?" d° “0‘ PW"? d“ considerably 7 since the
their work or purify the blood stream,
. waste products and poisonous acids re-
main in the system and canal: backache, 7
rheumatic pains, :lumbago. sore mus-
cles, swollen ioints, stillness, lame
back and simi.ar symp:oms
mum Pills
regulate and relere the healthy, normal
action of kidneys and bladder, bringing
. 'clenn‘ blood‘and' oetter health, with free-
..dom from aches and psins.
17690119 Hidgim. Benningt‘an. Vt. .. wr: les:
Last tall I was attacked with lumbngo a: _.d
3.156:er untold agony. [had a severe no: :1
across my back and at time: could not dress or
undress myself. I was advised to 13kg Foley
Kidney Pills for my trouble. After taking lhem
fora few days 13:13:12": in my back lei: me and!
havo not had any lumbago since i: at time. 111- -_
though that was months ago. I recommend ”
Fflay dney Pi‘ls to all WE) have lumbazo."
The Sti‘. isou-P owe!) Cameraman.
days before the war but
do not forget that there is .7
a good deal Of spring 10 it
yet and that it is going to
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get larger agalu.
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By saving your dollars
now they will not. only
earn other dollars,7as in-
terest, but every dollar is '
going to grow large be-
cause of the increasing
purchasing poner that it,
will have as prices become
lOVV'er. Prices have now
reached and. arerpassing
their peak and never was ,
it as profit able to save as u
~ it is now. ‘
Remember that as 11115-7
dollars 91'on. larger, they 7
‘oan :méas e the broken pieces .a
: licate. without h
N. 37., "N. H. & H. R. R. CO. -
’7 Oflice Supt. New York Division
October 21,1921
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, FIREMEN
CON DUCTORS
TRAINMEN AND YARDMEN
Application may be made for positions of Engineers and.
Firemen to operate steam and electric locomotives and multiple
unit trains, Conductors, Trainmen, and Yardnien, to take places
made vacant. by such men as may leave service. Give previous
experience, if any, names of not less than two references or on—
close letters of reconn’nendation.
Physical examination at expense of company is rationed
Address or apply to
F. M. CLARK, Supt,
Harlem River Station
132 Street and Willis Avenue
fir
3-,,
Solicitation week.
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Reliable » Furniture
Reliable Prices
You Should See Our Present Display of Furniture
Come in toda and let 113 d onstrate to you jut how 7
far your dollars ywill go whenegivested in the beanfifuL‘7 :
artistic home furnishings displayed upon our floors. Some-
body has wisely said that “the SWeetnas of low price seldom
equals the bitterness of poor quality.’ Particularly does this
apply in the furnishings of the home.
Inferior furnishing, brought at any price, invariably
proves to be extravagance.
The kind that is most economical is the kind that 18' _
reliable and stands up. That is the kind We are showing.
ARTISTIC HOME FURNISHINGS
Angevine Furniture Co. *
16 NORTH MAIN ST. NORWAIJK‘
HOSPITAL
EMERGENCY APPEAL FOR $75,009
7 October 9 to November 6,1921
Three Weeks of Publicity, october 9 to October 30
One Week of Solicitation, October 30 to November '5
Mr. C. B. Strayer, campaign secretary, will be at the
Hospital during the campaign, and on behalf. of the directors,
will welcome inquiries or suggestions at any time by letter, :
telephone or personal cal]. Volunteers are needed. for
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Telephone Norwalk 42
lug itself popular among young women who are eager to grasp the
newest in Fall Footwear. 7
This sporty model is showing its heels to all canals, and {3 W7
STORE cLosas AT 6 P. M. DAlLY
Milton Elwo 9. ’9
FORMERLY ELWOOO a. GLOVER
122 \Vsshington Street South No;
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7 The name. “Van Baalte” answers every question of style and quality
‘ Silk, 16»button length, black, white, grey,
“ Suede finish Duplex (heavy). he'd-tone stitching, white, brown;
V ANuRAALTE GLO V ES
Silk, 2—clasp, white, black, grey and beaver, with self and contrast-
ing stitching -............... ....... ............7.. as; :3 315$
and pongee prices rang“, 7
ingfrom ----------------------------------------- 31.59””
31111, Duplex, jgrey. beaver and pongee .- $1.51:
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beaver, mode and grey
Suede : finish, z-clasp, (medium) black, white, grey. brown, and
7 Vbeaver .......50c,75c, ’7
All Double Tipped Fingers
Norwalk Chronicler