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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 13, 1922 · page 3

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hocs young Jake
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plain of the world?

Luv 111:. n—rcprcse med

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:13- cast chosen to
mulls-s for :1 high

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«1; \V'illillm S. Hart‘s
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1111.11 at the Regent

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'«fHIl L; tl'lggcr linger (lic—
It introduces many
1 11:11:: long (‘PilScrl to
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1V1I‘111: from thn 10‘
1111111111 VVith Biblical
the Wold oi God
most dclcrlninr-cl op-
:lnd in many olinr
4".'-ll‘~' is truly an epic-1
it is faithfully pro-
1-1‘31-"213' illc \Vcsl us it
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Light Without Heat.
111‘ the things which Invcntnrs
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0 .111111111 of light without heat. N11-
1111n1-s by the l-xnmlllc of the
ll\' 111111 the glowVV'nrm Will the

11,1: 11.111 he done. Cxpcrlmcnts made
11.1! have shown what had long,
.1. lll'Jlt‘V‘ed without direct measure-
.1111 .11‘ (Lo, temperature that the light
1 .11111'1l from n (lc‘lsslcr tuho,
1111-1111: ClII‘l‘t‘llt pnssrs through it.
:nl'l-olnpmllml hy V'cry llitle llcflt.
'lim. accords with the View that we‘
11111.1 hmk to electricity {or a Sulu-
111111 of the problem of “cold light."

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' 1111711 11g ucc u racy

iv. Illl'h

.ulso would lu-

Vthis misc.
“A kuon (-51-. :1 stcndy hand. a mind ;
courage, l
:‘pvrhnps: tlwsc are some of the things.
lwhich could
‘son.
from saying that,
"and skill.

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fun stinns

Scinlcz~in the person 01' Prof.

l1‘rl-dérlck Stair noicd anihroptflogistiqhor? (“‘1’ no dlStlnL‘Ulshing Hunks.
Lilllt’li‘h) 01' Chicago~say§j

(11' tho
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(111 Jake Scllucler v: .13 a world's thing clSe that requir'se

c:I111111\ion billiard paner until
1' inc.- iilcn 1i' :-
son. Young

1908.
thither has 111111. but the
Jake, recently defeated
for the same.- world’s
1i lc.

Old Jake died two \enrs before his
son 111mm plming billinids. Hence.
hr could not hzch instructed person-
.1llV'tllc Ind in the alt of "nursing"
'drawing“ and othcr {inc points 01‘ the

.gnmc.

\‘l'lmt docs :1 study of the fact of
"Young .Inkc" mean to you?

Maybe it is imagination or perhaps
it is sonic-thing (-lsc. hut old billiard
hills profess to soc rcV'c-ulrd in. the
1‘1‘1111111'03 of "Young Julio" the char-
zu'lcristics which prcdominntcd his
l'rol‘ossor cannot soc ihcm.
And thl- old billiard fans can see in
Young: JiUU'" as ho moves about the
tu‘nlc. skillfully sizing up diilicult and
complicntcd situations and with uni
dccidim; which play
l-nlsl lm mulhl. the imzlgn 01' his illus-
trious parent.

“No 011:1 could so rcscmllle- his fath-
1'!” in actions and display the same
shill unhu'x's hc luv'inhcrilcd the non-

111151 01‘ his parent." the old timer will

say.

Hui. i‘loi‘.
onl-
will agrcr- with him in his strltcmcnt
that till“ 3011 could Illlil’l'll. no accuniu-
lotion 01‘ billiurdfkill from tho fath-
1r.

Starr aésorts that every

however."
the tut her to

“It is quilc possihlc.
I'lol' Starr 531* "for

transmit to 1 son those) qualities
would make :1 good billiard
111:1ycr. and those inhcritml qualities
could lm dmclopnd so that the son
:1 Skilicd billiard player.
is what happened in

In illL nll_\' 111111

quick to iakl- in :1 situation:
hc transmitted to the
01' course. is qui‘ic Giffcrcnt
billiard

That.

as such.
from tho t‘uthcr. Thc sou might or
might not 1111 :1 billiard player. accord-

l

.1l111 m.- < 11'. :11 would (llcourngc:

tHiS
Father’s Billiai-d Skilll

Schaefer inherit
d billiard skill 6t nmiand told that certain pictures In that

Gould the famous Old Jake haveIlinrd play.crs I could with m? atten—
11: 11151111 ‘mu to his son those qualitiesltion thus directed pick out five pic-
VV' IllLIl th9 made the .Vounger Schaef- ”urns :Igfh‘figuké contain 1“}: 1:3:
Champion 15:“ -) balkline billiard, ureso e )1 ar pasers ’u w

by hundreds;

. seen both}
{.1 hr: and son manipmate the iVories has himself in control; he looks intel-

1 to both ligcni-

who is an authority on evolutionl

‘1

cxpcricnce ‘
could in: inhcritcd'

ing: as his llllzllilins \i'l-rc liclvlopcd.
“’l‘hc t'nct that. the youngcr Jake
‘m-mv up in 1111 I liV‘il'Onnlt'llt whcrc he
_V\'mll1l scc a grvvnt interest taken in
plllllinrlls would trnd to llllllll-ncc him to;
llllir‘ up 1111- L'Illm- and cili'ouragc him‘
to l‘lnwlrlp his skill. It is interesting
{that 11111 l‘nfi'l-r dice} below the son!
llu-rzlm- :1tli.-l\ inlcl'cstcz-l that fact,

IlilVr‘ dwplix'cd thc son 01‘ some,
:01 H111

‘ fililll tn 11l;1_\'." I
v 'l‘llr‘rw is no “l1iilirll'1l” fucc or ex-
?prcsslon. no mow than thorn is any

cxpri‘ssion pvruh'nr to a certain occu-;

 

 

BERT LYTELL
1 "ALIAS LADYFINGERS”

PALAC E TODAY.

I'm-1 Lyc-II in “A Trip Td,Pnradiso"
111-11 (v.’1 “‘11 comedy and Pallie

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AT THE

Regent Theatre

. St. Patrick’s Night

 

March 17
1' ...1.lr Division No. 1, A. O. H.
Presents
The Beautiful Irish Playk ‘
MILES AROON
Mml: nl‘ laughs. some pathos‘and
'14. .1‘1111»111::. Tickets from mem-

11‘ .11 1111.1; 011109 at 75c, $1.00, $1.50
1 :1: $5.00. Exchange for re-
-11 .ln-iw on or after Tuesday,
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Hillside Auditorium '1
Friday Evening, March 17 .

At 8' o'Clock
Joint Recital

Theresa. Hoyt. . . . . Lyric Soprano

'Berrian Shutes Pianist
Tickets 50c

At Donnelly’s a'nd Hamilton's

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PALACE~
REGENT

 

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am: on: 1 . $1
P1:6£_;-- Starr sold: " would but ram-
{sible to tell n-dm th s picturé’fhat the
{lion In a man} plncr. The p. cturc
Eshowsn man. awake. keen. 411253.131“

If I were shot: a group (if xiczurcs

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group were those of two or three bil-

Iout such :1 hid! it “cold he impossible
to tell an occupation.

“The sun cV'idenllv is a man V'

But. as in the case of the fa-
lthcr. there is nothing that VVOuld in-
dlcutc that he “as a billiard plalcr.

From the picture one can see that ho
might he a billiard plaver. 0.1‘ any-
control and
intelligence."

FIVE CHILDREN IN
CHURCH NURSERYS

NEW YORK, March 13.—Only five
children ‘cnjoyed themselves pla‘v‘ing
games in the Sundav night nurserv
opened last 11: ght in the basement 01
the Church 01 the HeaVenly Rest.
Fifth nV‘enue. above Forty-fifth stresl.

02“
from 11th in ten Team 0113 baby.
was found pushing a toy elepha
a- toss a table and two boys were on
gzlged in a
parish workers
two other guests wore not recorded.

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A Study of Perfection.

Matthew Arnold.

SlflMAllll MlSEllY
6A3, lNlllfiESTlllN

 

 

"Pape's Diapcpsin" is the Quickest.
surest relief for Indigestion. Gases.
I-‘lntulence. Heartburn, Sourness. Fer-
mentation or Stomach Distress .caused
by acidity ‘A few table: 13 give lamest
immediate stomach relirt and shortlv
the stomach is corrected so you can
eat favorite foods without fear.

 

The nursery is an innovation in church

drug store.

 

William S Hart. 01 thel

 

 
 
 

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Paramount. Eicture. {Travchn

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Grey Tcrryo mainvncficmm
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.ATRI'I TO DAY

 

 

PHIL. DIAMOND GRID BATTERIES

.Guarantecd One

and Two Years

ALL MAKES OF BATTERIES REPAIRED AND
RECHARGED

HARRY DUFF

8 Union Street
Formerly with Exlcle B

- South Norwalk
attery, South Norwalk

If in trouble .Telephone 470

 

 

9726 H0

It Beat: . . . As-it Sweeps
SOLD ON EASY TERMS

 

DONNELLY"

MAIN STREET '

18‘ SOUTH

HURRY.

Tomorrow Reserved Se'at Sale for

‘ The Cameo Girl

Opens at the

Palace and Regent Theatres at 10 a. m.
Snappy Songs, Dainty Dances, Kechey Komedy, Gorgeous Girls

OVER

Asit Cleans

-H—l-IQI-i

 

 

 

special game, guided by
The activities of tho

Culture ls a study of perfectiom— ,.

1111. "11111111111":

Large case costs only few cent: 31;.
Millions helped annually. x5

 

 

 

 

rToaay’apzns, 7 and 9
Mott?! Rménts

Bert Lytell

Celebrated stage and screen
actor in a super feature at-
traction

“A Trip to Paradise”

 
 

Today only 2: 15, 7 and 9

WILIJAM S.
HART

Iii n pictuale that surpasses
"White Oak” and his othsr
recent SUCCESSSG'

“TraVreIin’ On”.

Two Reel Comedy
' Pathe News

 

 

' Twu 'Recl Eomedy
Path: News

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TUESDAY

Paramount Presents

WILLIAM S. HART

In tho grealest fighting-love pic~
turc he has ever made

"‘TRAVELIN’ ON”

 

'ru 15513111!
Bert Lyteil

In a new Metro dramatic re-
» lease

IE.“A Trip in Paradise”

Other Attractions

 

 

Other VAitrhciions
1 V THURSDAY and FRIDAY
(Special;

 

wéDNEsoAY-
D US'TIN
FARNUM

IN

“The Primal Law” E I;

St.

Engagement 'for
Patrick's Day)

Hérbert RaTvfinson

In a masterly story of love and
2 intrigue

“The Scrapper”

He kissed the Blarney Stone,
but he could-fight

with
Five Acts of Vaudevflle

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Different. Reasons.

Movie Sign—"Why Girls Lane
Home Monday." That’s easy, It"s
mash dun—Chicago Evening Post.

Not nec‘essaril . brother, there‘s one
“(lcar girl" “e know \V ho lemes home
‘Jondny because it's Bargain day.—
Boston Transcript. '

 

 

 

Idiosyncratic.
Some people are more discouraged
by the success of others tilanlly their
onn tailure.—Boslon Transerlpt.

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Newell & Murray

Clothiers and Furnishen ._
“To Men Who Know" 10 _
1|! Wa'ihlnuton BL. 80. W ‘

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

NEW SPRING SHIRTS
Collar to Dutch ‘

Special $1.65

 
 
 
 

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Shoe Salts

1' Max Levy’S
Shoe Store“

31 So. Main St., 80. Hawaii

 

Our entire stock also new spring
footwe'ar Included at remark-
able low prices

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OLD CARS

 

The Hamilton Shop
KREISLER

 

 

Sell Your Old Cars to the

Bridgeport Auto Wreck-

ing Co.
1310 North Avenuc
Between Oak and Center St,

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ST. PATRICK DAY NOVELTIES
AND DECORATIONS

DENNISON DEPARTMENT—SEQPND FLOOR

 

 

 

49 “’3“ Street‘ Norwalk

OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE

 

 

 

 
 

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CYLINDERS, SHE‘LL
HAVE HOEE PEP

 
 

 

CYLINDER REGRINDERS

Pistons, Pms, and Rings
SPECIAL PRICES 0N FORDS

.a—u—m‘... L...- van—.—

' \ Bridgeport, Conn. .
.‘ . | 2 .
{\> On Victor Records : ~8 igmdngmmufm g-

VICTROLA DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR fit “I mks 01 “1' "3
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Better and Larger
Than Ever.

South
Norwalk;
Lunch

SouthMaln Street 5

has more than doubled ii:
seating capacity for ac-
commodating its patrons.
This is the best place-in

Norwalk to eat and the
prices are within the

reach ofall.

BEST FOOD, BEST SER-
VICE, .BEST PRICES .

 

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PROMPT SERVICE

‘51.

 

 

W. G. Le COUNT TOOL WORKS

Merritt Street, near Chestnut Street
TELEPHONE 37s

 

WEDNESDAY; MARCH 15th

THURSDAY,

PRICES 50c, $1.50

MARCH 16th

 

 

 

:DORO'I‘HY- DARNIT

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WHERE 13 DOROTHY
l'M GOING ‘TO
SPANK HER

WHAT HASSHE
BEEN oomeplow?

 
 

MAJ‘1 A AM

DADA ARE
TALKING

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SHE DON'T Do A

THING ALL DAY.

BUT MAKE WORK
FOR ME

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THEN SHE NEEDS
A SPANKING

 

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E 20. N ORWALK FLORIST AND SEED STORE

SWEET PEAS » AND DAFFODILS
ARE NOW THE SEASON FLOWERS '
Fresh out every day and very reachable

GOLD FISH

We Just rccelved a new assortment of flay

Fertilizers. Vegetable and Flower 80663
Get In the habit of buying qunlity at our store

2 South Main Street South Not-walk

 

 

By Cfiarles »M€Mdfl”§j,!

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

MAMA WHEN 1 M
FINISHED CLEANVN' «-
THE K115251551, 33:09 ,
‘WANT A TH ‘-
ELSE coma?"

 
 

 

 

Thane 2140

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

STANDARD
COTTON
STORES

98 Wnchigmnml
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PANSIES,‘ ROSES;
CARNATIONS ,.

Rowland M. Beach:
' iLORIST

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

HMan‘s First Quali§_

Rubbers ,
Ladies’ First Quahtr'
When . o . - . . . .o‘i‘

 

 

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