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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 10, 1922 · page 3

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: Mil ‘-Y. FEB. 3. 1922

TEE SOUTH NORWALK mo m
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~ ‘QAY AT 2:15. 7:15 and 9
., :w Morning at 10:30

Greatest Picture in a

Year.
\2 ESLEY BARRY‘S
Hi I1()()]J I).A\'S”

;, audiences at The
. ... ‘ast night gave to;-
.v-~.-, :5 them approval of
fig“ cfnss produc-
v—Oiher features.

DON‘T FORGET"

matinee tomorrow
when Wesley
impersonators rind
Days" Singers will
money awards.

 

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SATURDAY
D:u‘:ie feature program

KNDA HAVVLEY

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Rod
. . ROY BARNES
. new Realart comedy

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.vra of the home

'i‘i ll) .‘lll'CH “'IFE"

A dried Attraction

~‘ fI.l.lAI\l RUSSELL
'i’llllllREN OF
THE NIGHT"

 

 

"r Scenic
SUNDAY

.ir‘si‘at-on feature bill

:s: it 7‘9 two excellent
picture:

i“ E ARI. “'HITE

F 'lrmCl’ South Norwalk
"2H crnpa-iy. serial screen
ird Since playing lead~
.- r .n several features

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"HEYOND PRICE”
and
AH Star Cast in

“0 ur Mutual Friend"

 

 

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AT lfii THEATRES

l’ \I. \( l' Tl DMORROV"

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suturday Vaiiili-yillc- Sliuw~
\i-u Mario l’ri'yost Feature
I'ltllll't‘ "le l‘:irl~ian
Scandal.“
—.
.~|i-‘..|‘lil['2 i.‘ \‘ziiidcvllli- now
l'.i l ’l‘lt'dl'w- \\'i|l lls
i-iiiiirrnw with three complch
it 2 l'~ 0'43 and 2* o'clock uiil
urflrr'A-nt has hooked a. very
'llr" t"‘.illirf' as part of th pros
'i‘lii: ul'l he the presentation

hill

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'1‘ l'r-wost in "The Parisian
M It is a new feature that
tiles Provost practically the

opportunity of l‘ivr entire screen
'lll’l the result is one of the
,iiwlw; feature pictures that

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THE TALK OF THE TOWN

In the Big Sensation in Vaude-
ville at The Palace This
Week When

JOE DOLAN

Presents
Horace Goldin's Masterpiece

“SA“"ING A WOMAN*
IN HALF”

Don’t miss this most bewilder-

 

 

 

ing and impossible possibility
that has everyone wondering
and guessing.
Johnson &. Co. Dale & Dale
l“ Shaw“! ’ Thii eiiiissaries
3”“ ("1"“‘".‘ i r o m musical
Mr. Chaperone jmlnnd.
h..—
Freed?" ‘3'- Chandon Trio
. Davrs . .
. - _ AvrlallSlS Su-
(oniedy Skit pi‘eme in \ww
You hl'Vlake .. Sensational 01-
e Mad l'erings.
Last Time To- “
day Saturday
W it h vaude- Three complete
ville 2:15, and 3h°ws 3‘
7. Picture only 2315- 6’45 8" 9
. at 9 Marie
Billie Dove Prevost
in in
“At the ‘The Pari-
Stage Door" sian Scandal’

 

 

SUNDAY

A combination feature bill
senting two excellent
pictures.

PEARL WHITE

Former South Norwalk Stock
company star. serial Screen star
and since playing leading roles
in several features in

“BEYOND PRICE"

and
All Star Cast

‘ ‘ Our Mutual Friend"

ore-

in

evin the mos' I‘Onpr‘l' “tpor‘ than of
Manager Samuel Kantor. who booked
the production believing. that
walkers would like it. They did and
so \\ ell that they Just crowded for ad-
mission until it was necessary to close
the doors lyE'fOt‘i' the scheduled time
tor the start of last night‘s first show_
and this is something that is not often
done with (in) picture. And when
the patrons who had watched the ploy

ture cziiiie away from the theatre
thi-rv wu: the same enthusiasm and
they wi-re louder than m" r in their

praise for the high caliber of the pro-
duction. It was dt-‘clurcd better than

the pri-yious starring \vliiclcs izi
\yliich \Yi-sli'y Parry hii: played and
it was so natural that not a person tn
the his: iiuriii-ucer lost :1 minute but
enjoyui the feature throughout.

“School Days" is a subject thiit is dear
to the Ilt'lil‘l of nearly cy'cry‘o “ and
girls dean-r the older one gets. so the
picture found fuyor among: the for-
merly youthful and as the llt‘eSAllt
day younasti'rs. It will lie repeated
this :iftcrnoon and tonight with zip-
propriutc short Slllth‘ClS and will be
offercd for it special childrcn's morn-
ing mutiner- tomorrow (11 10:3”. ;

> ,4 __y i
F I!lv‘.(il~'..\'l' Toyionnow
“'umla llawlvy “in Star in “'l‘ui
Much \\'il'c'—\\'illiani l{ll\~(‘n

“'ill l‘luy Added l-‘caturc
‘('liihll'ru ni‘ The Night."

A: :i conscli-iitioua young; liride who
determined to main lli‘r husband
happy by always letting him do cx-
:ictly llt chose. liut insist d tirmly
upon doing it with him. “Kinda. Haw-
li-'y' has 0114 of [hi most amusing rolls
of Ill‘r curm-r iii "Too .\lur'li “'il'i"
which plays tomorrow at the liege-tit
Thentrr. T. lioy Iziriii-s plays Ill"
harassed liiisluitiil. \Villium ltuss ll
\\lll sun in :in :iddi-d :ittructioii "Chil-
tll’t‘ll of Hit. Night."

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(.AHIH‘IV l-‘ROI.I('.\.

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(liiidi n Frolics which appears at thcl
l.y rh. lliidgi port. t‘oiiu. is thi~ Liti-sL
:iiid efi‘nrt oi Irons iillil Clumuge
the well known Burlesque producers.
who are responsihle tor gain?!
t'cssful and well known llllrli‘S‘Illr liits.
This beautiful i-xtruyuganza is dis-
plziyrd lll to-n KiIY‘L't'OllS and t‘liil‘OFHIL‘
sci-iivs. which :is wonderland
hacking for twe-nty' niiiililc
lllt’ chorus who are truwnt-d
lutcst .-\n1t'i'l(‘illl :it‘lil l'uris
Lou l'iiWi-rs is thv li-udiu:
quaint and tll‘tlll. succi-sstui

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misses u:
in' Ill“
( I;'1LIIH’L<
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.coiiio-dy lines \yithout Ill" aid or lll' rv-
‘llillilv' slzip.stiik. Miss Pearl ll.iiiii7-
iton. pecrli ss (lililSl'llSl'. nft‘i rs . it: i‘ll“
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—- land original classic dances. .\liii«l~ll
his! "hr I'M“ made. The Pulse“ Kingston Kill...l i-llL'llSh Irl'llll-Vl Lilli...
iiiunzigvnivnt has lim-n making Sbcciul ' “Hm" BIRTH]! nu fnfvflmmlu “$1,.”
cl‘torts to make the Saturday" t‘cuturi-slc’t~ blues. llut Stewart U" xiii?“
\t'ry attractive and ”iv DOORinL' 0f lilillt', .loo- Lyons. \i-rsntih Stldihl‘lL
”Hg “wwk' Miss l'rcy'Ost‘s “The PhrisJHmn .luck Sliiiltn. his l‘i'\\ ('illll'ill

izin Scandal" is in line With this pol—
i"). It is i-xpti‘ti-d that some surpris-
1‘ \yzil l-\~ln|i .is .lm- liiilziii tlikvs
Ilit slug“ tomorrow night for his

‘.\'.i\‘.l‘ii: :i \Votimii lll ll.ill"' prrl'oriii-

art-c. .\lr. ltolun has rt‘l‘Q‘I\t'(I si-ycml
li Hi '5 Ili.ll\lll'_' llllllrlliil ri‘iiiimsis
some from liiisliiiiiils who do not slim
l- Jim. ll" l'Y‘Jl ..\.- iii' ll'v'tl' unis
tl.:it tli-y professed to llil\(‘ \ylwii thry
i-ili 'lwiii Iii tlii Illlll..\' St‘lllt‘ h.i\o
tii’oniisml to let Ilolilll usa- their wiva
iui his ryprrlnio-nt iiiid ht‘ \\ill I»:-

elad to li.i\c the opportunity.

 

DAYS"

"SCHOOL

Biggest Crowds of Record At chcnt
Tut—uni (Int to See (uh l-deurd.~
Pry-wot “‘c-slcy Hurry In
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Tlii- sziitt was ".iiiinmed"
day for Ill" initial showing of Gus Ed
Harris" iii-w screen SA'DSHIIOD "School
Inn‘s." lllt' liig feature starring \Vcs-
harry. There is not another way
of descriliing the response of lht' put»
in to the picture. It cht far beyond

yester-

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Say It with Music

Sweetest Story Ever Told
R338 of My Heart

There '3 Only One Pal After All
R358 I Call Sweetheart

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Victor Valentines

'(lll‘I‘t‘l‘o‘lll't‘ who SIIC is. 3'011'“ find among VICTOR
l-‘i' '1‘!“ ll .. \ Alumni-- lllill will say it. and say it oftener and
m ll'l' npp'w l~l‘lll'0‘l‘\. than any other means of expression.

Let Victor Help You. Say It

VIC TOR VALEN TIN ES

 

Your Eyes
Bedouin Love Song
A Little Love '
Just You
Loves' Garden of Roses

Victrolas Sold On Easy Payments

amilton Shop
W’ALL STREET
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK

 

lstiziits. (2i uru'v' I‘:lill"l‘ l l'.ll"dt t-i ("l‘lll

.lnil iiSt\ll’i‘ :.ilillil .itliniliiir tl-~ 'ill'l—
I'll! <1 .iiiiiii.il ml in Aiiiiiii .i. lLil livilil-
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cannot
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tho-m:
:iiid
Jilfillllil do?

l~ut
tuiiispirr :i2.iiiist
The
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it li.ird to (‘Ult'
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:Ills oi wiiiiii ll
Ill harmony
lillll"I‘."l:iltIl tlm
[Ill}>lt‘l.ilt lin‘l?
tliiri-foi'v tho-
illollH-t (‘Otiliiiiil-s
in «lay out “1th liiudnihts
liackachc. lri-tful :iiid ueryous.
Such \\(inlt‘ll should l.)
the «ypivriiiiiw- of \\‘0illi"ll li-t-
tors are continually piilnishinz in
this putwr. Muny of them «ii-chm“
that thry lune limn ri-stori-d to
llf'flllll. strviiuth :inrl ri'iiiss-iiuvnt hut)-
pini-ss I)_\' Lydia l-I. l‘iiiklium‘s Vege-
table Compound :ifti-r doctors and all

iiiirsttnn

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Non.

fund for the erection of a gymnasium.

on smernl caiididatis.

 

,_ .(i .xiLENSIAN"
TED $828.58

NET-

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Th~ first dr-zree was also conferred
n(her matters

to Council members were and

 

 

 

Ar'iO STEALING CONSPIRACY.
lit—Polity

wvrc stub ll in New York and tcnipor»
nrily stored in Bristol l'wl'ore disposal.
Chict of Police ()‘Dell in Derby work~
located many

RED PEPPER FUR
RHEI'MATIC PAIN

 

here who have been quietly working . _.

1t v.15 announced at tho 111(‘(ting of \x-it‘n state Officers and police of other Red -Pepper Rub takes the "ouch"
South Norwulk Council. No. 1;.‘53. cities. expect many (icy-viopmmiu: a from SOl‘t‘. stih. aching: Joints. 1:
Knights of Columbus. held last eyen- the inquiry into an autonim-iie steak RHINO! hurt you. und it certainly stops
il‘iflklhill ”1° TFCPiDtS to th0 council in; conspiracy. it was stated today. that old rlii—umatism‘torture at oncv.
from the presenta'ion of “The Tran-l- Two city dctl‘ctiye. ssisiing: inycstlgu-' \Vhen you are sufiermg so you car.
ins: Salesman" were $835.56. and that tors of an underwriting agency have hardly get around. just try Red i‘ep—
this sum was to he turncd our to the recon red twenty-eight cars which l)?!‘ Hut: and you will have thr quick-

est relief known. Nothing has such
concentrated. penetrating hivat as red
peppers. Just as soon you apply
ited Pepper Hui. you feel the tingling

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iii mil-rest cd in that section . ‘
il‘Ft‘H-‘N‘d- cars. \"I‘K‘ll. stolcn out of the state. heat. In three minuti-s it warms the
hm; l..-(\fi so cleverly disguised that 50"" SPO! through and through. l‘uiu
l-‘(ll‘R “1115‘?" T0 I)l*‘.:‘\TH [hair ciiginal ldt-‘llllflt‘flllOf‘. murks hull and sorenes-i are gone. . .
_‘.l(l.\"l‘l{EAl.. Feh. S.——I\lis. Anna d'sujipraiicd. 'l‘liotiius \\'oods. of AS: any go)od “"112?!“ {OT u 331‘ of
prki-l and her three children today Derby. arrested on Soy. 23 on cvi- 5‘10“}‘fsgf‘d I 0N“: huh. I“ Fury to
wvro hurried to death Whvn tirc des- dent-t secured after the Schcinmnn ur- aft 1 9'bt'llll‘lllt...\\llll thonumc ltoyyl-
troy-Ml their homi- iii the east Hid. rest. is awaiting trial. “5 on “‘Ch l‘«1(‘l\dgt‘.—Ad\.

 

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other medicines had failed to liclp
them. It Will surely pay womi n who
stifl‘ei' fiom such :iilmi-iits to try it.—-
Adv.

Palace and Regent i

 

Monday and Tuesday, February 13 and 14

U n ited Artists Presents

MARY PICKFORD

ln Frances Hodgson Burnett‘s Famous Story

“LITTLE LORD
FAUNTLEROY ”

Th.» touching appeal and quaint, fine humor of this tender story:
the wondertul art of the never to be forgotten dual portrayal; ths
exquisite beauty of the entire production—all of these have capture
the hearts of everyone who has seen this photodrama of rarest charm.
Muiv I’lcklord. greatest of all stars. proves herself big enough to play
the mothers heart and tiny enough to play the child in this incompar-
lb]? teature.

 
 
 
 

 
 

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Send Her 0 “Record” for
St. Valentine’s Day

Herc‘are some that she will like——

LOVE ME OR NOT—Caruso ................ . . . . . . . . 51%5
AROSE.AKISSAND YOU—Steel 7:»
WHEN YOU'RE AWAY—Garrison $1.35
LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG—Whithill .. .. $1.45
LET ME DREAM—Sterling Trio 75c

..-.......

WHEN I LOOK IN YOUR WONDERFUL EYES ..... . . . 750
THE ROSARY—Schumann-Heink ............. . . . . . . $1.75
LOVE, HERE IS MY HEART—McCormack . . . . ....... $1.25
GREATEST MIRACLE 0F ALL—Bmslau . ..... . . . . . . $1.25
ROSE I CALLED SWEETHEART—Robyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c
KISSMEAGAIN—Garrison..... ..... ...............$1.25

Hear these or any others at

ONNELLY’

18 SOUTH MAIN STREET

 

 

 

 

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MME. J EANNETT E

56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Open Saturday Evening Until lO-P. M.

Special for This Saturday Only

PHONE 909

 

 

 

10% Reduction On All Makes of Corsets As Carried In Stock I

 

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Wool Hosiery

$1.75 Hosiery at . . .

 

l Silk Hosiery

Lisle Hosiery

 

Children’s Hosiery

 

$1.50 Hosiery at . .. $1.00
$1.25
4 $2.25 & $2.50 Hosiery $1.95
! $3.00 Camel Hair. . . $2.25

i $3.00 Hosiery at. . . . $2.25
? $2 00 Hosiery at. . . . $1.65
' $1.50 Hosiery at. . . . $1.00

$1.00 Hosiery at ..... 75c
89c Hosiery at .......69c
59c Hosiery at . . . . . . 49c

69cHosiery 49c
$1.95 ‘Vool Sox . . . . $1.40

 

Underwear

Our Regular $2.50 and $3.00
Pine Batiste

' Envelope Chemise
Special $1.95

A most Exclusive Selection
on Hand

Our Regular $1.25
12-Button Gloves
Chamois Suede

Special $1.00

 

Our Regular $1.25 ‘
Strap Wrist Gloves
Chamois Suede

Special $1.00

 

Our Regular $1.29
Envelope Chemise
Special $1.00

 

 

Our Regular 95!: o

2-Clasp Gloves
Chamois Suede

Carter’s
\Vinter Underwear

$2.00 a $2.25 Uziion Suits $1.75
Regular or Outsizes ,

 

. £42er or Outsxzeg
$3.25 as $3.50 Union
Regain '

Camel Hair
Gloves . $1.25

 

 

52.75 a: $3.00 Union 311i“ $2.50 : 4

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land or a Prey'cntzitiyc. trike Laxative
BROMO QI'lNlNl-I Tablets. The
genuine beam the simmturc of 14. \\'.
:roye. (13c suit you git BRUNO.)
3l‘C.—-Ad\'.

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Announcing the Very
1 Last Offering

‘ Winter Wear

 

 

 

 

 

$10.00

.1 ’COBY’S

12-14 No. Main St.

Why That Lame Back?

That morning lameneg—t‘ hood
isharr Diiinf‘. when bending or fitting,
imake work a burden and rest impoa»
lé‘iIlli‘. Don‘t l-i‘ handicapped by a bad
ihnck—look to your kidneys. fiou J‘Bl '
Hindu) no mistake by follo‘y‘itge-thiii

 

 
 
 

 

:South Norwalk risidcnt’s éxfim 1e. _
11 Mrs. J. Boentsch. 15 ‘ . lay-s}? .57
:“‘.\ly kidneys became , 12“

land my back achcd tern-hud-

c wort; Dull paj sun ‘74:
fin thc l0\\'Pl part of my back. ca .
ime to {cit miserable most ah the.
.‘timc. \Vhen I stood a long time. my *
lliacl- weakened so I could hardly Ree.
igoiiig. l-‘Oi u long time. I was afiitct-
‘ed with a tired and wciik fcrling. I
.“fll troul-lcd with disordcrcd kidney's.
Iltelutiycs and friends had uscd Doana
Elx'idiicy' I‘ille. successfully so I bough‘
in IVOX‘ the Stillsoii-Y‘owcll r Drug
'Storc. l)0\ removed all the”
troulilcs they have ncy'er cams
hack."
l 60¢.

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and

at all dcalcrs. F‘Ostcr-Milbum

Mfr». Bufi'ulo. 3‘. \‘.—Ad\‘.

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