III II “LII.
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Iii '
,,,,,,.I -II-II t-IIxI-lh Hughes Arc
"" p ,. MINIIII IIIII 'IIIIII “(IS
‘2'“ .II \II .Ill"lll IIII Tmhu.
Inl (Inn-Iii Hughes
.I. -:III II (lQlIhil‘ piogium
. 3 .I: lilt‘ itcgcnt Theam-
II~,I-.:I~:nnnt could hardly
“\ in!) sturs‘thut would
. ~lInngzI-r drawing card
' ~ 'I i that tho Regent will
‘ I“. mow-s. Miss Daniels.
l‘.IIzIInI.>unt comediunne
Iizwl ill :I \chiclc that is
. . I: r lulvnls. "A Game
I-Yllvli} l’roni thr- start to
l'_\ way that it can be
I . illllll“i5 is the lively
” .I . 'I.I- u II» he :I rooster and
ll Is IliI-ertion furnish the
IIInIIsemcnt. Gareth
lutnd is playing
drama. that is
the Ilehe
addition to
, I, - llll'l‘S the Regent will
III-l comedy and another
I I «In lle program.
“I I‘ i--
I‘ H I‘
II‘
I‘ ” ‘E'II Ulilt‘l‘
‘ .I comedy
rIspcr‘t t0
liIIIr. In
..I~ .\
l' \ l I.\(‘I'l TODAY.
\l II.I'~ “Across the Deadline“
lI- I'll'fl‘lltt‘ll \"ltll l"i\'(‘
\I l~ I I \ nuIlI-Iillc.
more popular star
i',I|;II-I- patrons than l‘rank
ml! lw presented today in
.-.I II III special feature “Across
'l‘ho picture is marked
.. ' IIIHI action that is typical
I productions and it has a.
I..Iv , Il‘l‘\ Sl‘l‘ll". The picture “'lll
II- II-Il With the three vaude-
I\\ .II ;.':1.'., 6:45 and 9 o‘clock.
iii" lust chance for Nor-
, - . I‘li|()}' l'II-bun and Mack, 17 _~
I I! taunted Juvenile singers
Prank Richardson pre-
‘Si Irs J's-cord." an not com-
I-IItII the host vaudeville at-
1 .III llronIlwuy: Davie \Vinnie.
I :'I II IIIIlIIg :Ithletel Claude and
I :. llw- :Iruning husband and wife
.III.III::I (l'Clnrc and his Irish
l.' Ii.
“Iii
II .1 l“l
-l.\‘:
"'l' l I III SI'IRICNADE."
'\l‘ I”! ("wiper and George “111511
In Feature D'eplcting
spunk-II Lure Altair.
IIIlII.” ll. A. “'eIlsh's colorful
IlI'IInIu. which conics to the
..IIII l'nlace 'l‘hcutres Sunday
HS .I First National attraction.
cast. Miriam Cooper
\Vulsh plny the principal
‘iIII
JILL
I‘I .Iiin‘iiil"
. I.» "igl‘
.ll’l' supporlml by Josef Swick-
I \Villl “on (In enviable reputation
his Iw-IIIurkIIlIlI- work in “The Four
iv'lllL‘ll of tho Apocn’vpse." l‘Ier-
Ill III-mushy, who recently played an
Imitunt role in Katherine MacDon-
"llI-r Socinl Valuc"; James. A.
II'Iis. Nollie Johnson. ‘Murlnme
l‘hlllli. Arditn Miluno and Thigh-
the:- dnre—Ilevil horseman.
l w‘
\i"
’i‘I-chnical Director ‘1'. F2. Menzies
'«IilStl‘UCteii the iiig‘ sets used in
Serenade." on» or which, :1 Spanish
puteo scene. required the services ot'
Ho-vcrul lIuIIIlru'Ii pcnplc.
Assisting i‘l‘llillll't‘l' \‘Vulsh in his first
IIIIlI-pcnllcnt production for release by
Marcus and .l. T. (l'DOIIoliue.
directors-I; (lcmm- ‘l‘eters.
and Billy Shcn. film
-z"
LIIIII-s 'l‘.
mustn't
I Ivl‘ chincrnnmn.
, lIiIH‘.
l"l N I'I ARTS TODAY.
u-lluin FnI'num and Harold
Arc Stars Bright Enjoy to
Light Any Program.
‘.'IllI.IIn I-‘nrnum and Harold Lloyd.
Jars of today’s Fine Arts program
I-I-rtninly bright enough to make
I I .I'IIIII- nuywhere. Farnum's role. for
| ,I.\ will be “Drag Harlan" a picture
I ll.l.~' won him no little distinction.
HIInlIl Lloyd will be presented in a
super comedy special "Haunted
Hm Ii is simply great in tho
- HI It he has in this attraction and
III‘ the line Arts patrons are
apt to think they are seeing
I~~IIIl1IIIs tho-y watch him. Altogether
I! . 1-::' is om- of the best that could
i-I' lI I'll-(i.
Lloyd
II.
hp IIILg‘”
II IIII
I.I:I\II .II'RY “'ANTS MORE PAY.
HIHI‘HN. Mass” March 11.—-The
l ‘l III (mind Jury today asked for
“-~‘ :w)’. In a formal communica-
I .. 1‘ III to Senator David I. Walsh.
ENGAGEMENT OF SECRETARY'
DAUGHTER _!S ANNOUNCED.
. I mm“ . "w... u.- .
The engagement of Catherine
Hughes, daughter of the Secre-
tory of State and Mrs. Hughes. to
Chauncey L. thdell of New York
city has been announced ,by her
parents. Miss Hughes was grad.
uated from Wellesley College in
1920. Her fiance is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin J. Waddell 0t
Greenfield, Ohio. He was a mem‘
ber of the class of 1918 at Har-
vard and was in the sir service
during the world war.
, m
R F.“ EXT TODAY.
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GARETH HUGHES ln~“THE
.,
Today 2:15, 7and9‘
Double Feature Program
BEBE DANIELS m “A GAME CHICKEN”
A Restart Picture
A cackling tale of a pretty pIillct who tried to be a rooster!
and
GARETH HUGHES In “HUNGH”
A Metro Special
A comedy drama of Wall Street broker who was lorry he
killed: himself
and
Two Reel Comedy
Pattie News
a
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SUNDAY
Two Reel Comedy,
A tale of firey love and tempestuous wooing 0'1 the SPIHiGh '8‘!“
of Magdclcna
GEORGE WALSH and MIRIAM COOPER
In R. A. Walsh's Production _
“THE SERENADE”
EVENING
Pathe News
MONDAY
Another Great Picture
WILLIAM S. HART
In a feature that surpasses in merit and interest creating points
“The White Oak"
“T RAVELIN’ ON”
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Comedy
“A TRIP TO
' TUESDAY
. BERT LYTELL " .
PARADISE”
STRIKERS OUT TO
PICKET THE GATES
(Continued from First. Page.)
The troops were out and file police
of Kent County were present in force.
More than forty cavalrymen patrolled
up and down. 1' nder the ruling now
in force in the Puwtuxct Valley that
:.t.rikcrs from outside villages must not
picket mills. a “deadline" has been
drawn at the outskirts of Centreville.
the adjoining village. and hero troop-
ers stopped and questioned all comers.
There were not many arrivals.
\Vithin the mill Superintendent
John A. Swanson, \vatcht‘ully waiting
for the arrival of giill hands, explain-
ed that he. hadn't expected any just
yet. The mill was open. however. and
would be kept open. he said.
“\Ve'll catch some Monday."
added optimisti‘cal".
Elsewhere in the valley everything
was quiet. Troops were still on guard
at Nutick and Pontiac. where riots oc—
curred lw‘ebrunry 20. but the military
he
where 140% Company's mill was re-
'opened last week. A strong guard ol
Providence county deputies remained
guard had been withdrawn from Hope:
BOYCO'I'I‘ BRITISH GOODS.
CAIRO. March 16.-—One of thei
features of the movement to boycott
British goods is the strong propagan-.
do to that end which Is being conduct-i
ed by the Egyptian Women's Mague.’
It has resulted in attacks on a few
Inglish shops. .
Three of the most important na-
tionalist newspapers. the Ahram, the
Nlmm and El Mahmussa have been
suspended.
It is reported also that Mr. Smelling. '
editor of the leading British paper in:
Alexandria. has been compelled to give
up his editorship due.to his attitude in
the present crisis.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
W.
Hillside Auditorium , l
Friday Evening, March 17
At 8 o'Clock
Joint Recital
Theresa Hoyt. . . . . Lyric Sopnno
Fenian Shut»? mm
NIUIII lIy Ellsworth M. Clark. of
Mungri-‘ld. the foreman. and Walter.
S \I III, of this city. clerk. the!
H u ', ,ilil'lll‘S complained ' that the
I""~ .I I‘lllllansatiOn of three dol- i
M“ IlIIy is inadequate in View of
“I" Pull living C03ts.‘
I In“ Nsllll’ enemas REFUSED
".l."-\'
I .II ,,
In .. I.-
BRITAIN. March
IlI~~ petitioner had
1"“ during the war on the
that he was an alien. Judge
lilvtt in Naturalization court.
‘ivniI‘Ii the application of Zac-
ru'iIlrini for admission as
11.j-139-
claimed
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t
i
I
I
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Cut, thhls'sle. enclose with So
and mail. it to'Foley a; 00.. 2835 Shet-
fleld AVe..\Chioc.go. UL. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive In return a. trial package con-
talning Foley's Honey and Tax- Com-
pound for coughs. colds anti croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments: and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a. wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing, cathartic
for constipation. biliouanoos. head-
aches. and‘ sluggish bowelo.—’Stilloon-
Powell Corp.
rt 1141p
Advertise in the Sentinel.‘
BUNCH" ~there. but nothing happened. Com-
pany officials at the Hope plant said Tickets . . , , 50c
With Bebe 0811le In “A Gm that workers wt-e coming back in 7 . . . ' . ' . . . ‘ .
Chicken." small numbers, but steadily. At Donnelly’o and'Hamilton’.
CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH
' MONEY
9/26 HO 0
It Beat: ." . . A: it Sweeps
SOLD ON EASY TERMS
DONNELLY’
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
R
AoitClcono.
I
‘
“I f LAST TIME TODAY
FIVE ACTS OF VAUDEV-ILLE
2: 15, 635 and 9
NK MAYO
“Across the Deadlme
Newell '82” Murray
Clothiers and We:
no Men wo- Know”
IRVIuhlnutonst.‘ 83W»
SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 AND 9 ,
A tale pf they love and tcmpcotuouc wooing on the Spanish Islc
of Magdclcna
GEORGE WALSH and MIRIAM COOPER
“The Serenade”
Two ‘Roci coiiueisy
our
MONDAY
Paramount Presents
BERT LYTELL
. ., ’ln a remarkable coper feoturg
“A TRIP TO PARADISE” ‘
"Pathe News
‘
' . - _ TUESDAY
- 7 " WILLIAM s. HART
“TRAVELIN’ ON”
The. Hamilton Shop
. ¥ KREISLER,
On Victor Records
ViCTROLA DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR
ST. PATRICK DAY N OVELTIES
AND DECORATIONS
,, DENNISON DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR
49 Wall Street Norwalk
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE
.._.—__._. M...
Mount: m5
manuals. sIIE'u.
have none rep
CYLINDER REGRINDERS
. . . Pistons, Pins, and Rings
SPECIAL PRICES 0N FORDS
PROMPT SERVICE
' W. G. Le COUNT TOOL wORKs
Merritt Street, mutational: Street
TELEPHONE 1, 376 '-
. SWEET PEAS AND DAFFODHS
ARE NOW THE SEASON FLOWERS
Fro-h out every dhy and very reasonable
We Not received a new assortment of flnypm
Fertilizers, Vegetable and Flowcr 8cm
Get In the habit 9! buying quality it our store
2 South Mnin Strut South Norwalk‘
STORES _
SO. NORWALK FIDRIST AND SEED STORE
NEW SPRINT io SHIRTS . . -,
Collar to link
Special $1.65
Shae 7 Sale _
mm ,
Max Levy’s-
Shoe’StOre
ll 31 80. .Main St, so. News”:
Our entire stock also new spring
footwear Incl'udedat remark-
able low pricci
OLD CARS
Your on Oct! to W
B dgeport Aé-oto Wreck-
mg
1310 North Avenue
Between _Oak ond Center St»
W
i,
cons.
«Phone Barman 5688-2
Second—handmmmw
fitmmnhdar
’ 4‘
Betterwand Larges
Than Ever.
South
1 Norwalk
Lunch
South MolnIStreet .
has more than W 1:5 5
seating can!“ 01' “ ‘
commodating its patrons
Thisisthebcstalmi"
Norwalk to eat and the _
prices are within the i
reach of all.
BEST FOOD, BEST 3%
VICE, BEST PRICE
4*
A.
STANDARD
COTTON
I
“WM“
DOROTHY DABNI’ '
i
Rubbers ...1.......
PANSIES, ROSES.
CARNMIONS L
Rowland M. Beach
room »
Phone 2140 ‘ 1s msx
Men’s First Qhflit .
Rubbers .-...... $1.00
iLadies’ First WW7“:
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