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Al lllli THEATRES
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illlIll I.Im. " .\I333 Dustin Far-
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V\,I,.. II_ \lIII——-;‘\ltlactlon “'ill
-: [IIlIl IIII' Thursday
Mutincc.
: IIIIIII has won tremend-
I _I 33ith motion picture
, . IIIIII 33'iIlI-l3‘ Iiil‘ft'rent prefer-
' I ,I IIIIIltitudcs he is a favorite
V ', 33iIV11I~ to others he is the
Illlllll on the. screen.
I» I’l‘lll’lili Law." a VVillinm
«mm showing today and
l ..Iim‘c only. at the Regent
i , , Impulill' star appears in
5 strong. rugg-d Western
.Ilms in thI- midst. of fierce
l tll'llill‘ as any woman in
ms littlc pal. Bobbie Car-
\‘Iiil‘hl‘ young life hangs the
. Inn—wily which thus? who
_ 'l} to guard him against.
III" HI'i-IIII \Vaync, part!
\\Illm3' llaoch. a. property
.I inlllli of desperate plot-
ir‘ own enrichment, is one
-.;-h s the versatile star with
IIIIIIIII'iIIniIics.
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fini‘di . i \ l||lt|l'\ ille Program ls
l ":lA !- Ii “ith I‘:X(‘l'[l“(fllfl|ly Fine
‘l 'l th'I llnuliusun Picture.
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. JlliiIi vaudeville program'
li'II‘ Palace Theatre tomot~l
lust hull of the week and1
I Inc thus is coupled with;
III illlL attraction, Herber tl
iII “’lhc Scrapper} '"hc
hooked by the manage-
IIIm- of its genuine meri
..IlIhrI-. but it was chosen
‘II :3 for an ungngr‘mcnt over
~II II‘s day as furnishing (1 storyl
'kll Im-v that is appealing and
"'~lht Snapper is
I1: ms of ordinary pictures
\\ll() sw it tomorrow and
\\lii tIstii3.
IIII< I-IIIlly two headline at-
"-llII Choy Ling 1' oo trOupc
.I IIIgglI-rs and magicians is
3I-r3 best known aggrega-
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l; 3\ili doubtless attract con-!
.IIlnIItion :It the Palace.
.,Il_\ Shop is the second head-
HII‘I'.
~ Il3 with a. cast of eight stars.
l-IIlIII-atcd Blackheads will
'llll' novel entertainment that
XVIIHLHVed up by a special sur-'
«how for the children at the
3 I I3 liliiiillt‘t'. Morgan and
lil “Bits of Chatter and Song.”
~lLlIn033'II girl cntPrtniners are
NIH-Ii and very clever. Their
~ 4||1llldid. An unlimittd amount
IIIlISQ‘ use is dispensed by Hall and
IIIIIII in their comed3 skit “I—iow‘
I I. 5 H0 Stand It?"
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”‘lllli (‘AMIZO (.IIHI T()\l(.ll’l‘.
iZII~I3thing is in rcuIiinI-s stmlzu Inr
: II presentation 0i "l‘lII- L :‘Imco Gill"
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l' ILzInt tho. IlIu lIIIIIoIIow on n— ; m xt 5‘ ssion 1m. amendment
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A number of}
at “II
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‘IIII'lelI High School.
IIIIH lmw- |)I‘I‘Il snill and it is opr-ct—
i that there will he a packed housr
I IIIIIh illl'ilil‘l'S. 'l‘ln- other presen—
liI\ by the sonic company consist
l‘Il’I. Hl' tilt“ Toy. Shop" and “Oh.
I IIIIII” which will be rI-mcmbcrcd
‘3 INHIH': pcoplo as being two very
~.II‘ plays.
(iIIIIiIIal int; Class 0i
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AT THE
Regent Theatre
3 St. Patrick’s Night ‘
March 17
Norwztik Division No. 1, A. O. H.
Presents
The Beautiful Irish Play
MILES AROON
l.II.II< of laughs. some pathos and
Wu: nplvnly. Tickets from mem-
lwr~ Ir II box office at 75c. 31-.00 --$150
‘Itllii soul“ at $2.00. Exchange for re
«am on or alter TuésdaY.‘
_ Mann H. at 10 a. ID.
‘5'" \I Ii
Hillside Auditorium
Friday Evening, March 17
At 8 o’Clock
Joint Recital
Theresa Hoyt. . . . . Lyric SOPmno
Berrian Shutes . . . . . . . . . Pianist
Tickets 50¢
A: Donnelly's and Hamilton'-
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M‘wriisc in the Sentinel.
7 Como or 15’
:walk, and Cedar street.
Itlw collI‘I'uiIn of these
faré
The vaudevillug
ISpnIlnn 1..
being a miniature music-.
NAMEDBY'MAYOR. ,
1‘0 REVISE CHARTER
, Continued from First Page 3
It was announced that at the meet-
ing of the council to be held on Tues—-
day evening. March 28th. that the
committee of. freeholdei‘s on the wid-
ening of Wall street would have their'
repoxt. John F. McMahon. chairman
of the committee, reported this past
melting.
The report on the change of build-
ing. line on Cove ’ avenue. Second.
Third. Fourth and Fifth streets will
also be ready for this meeting. A hear—
ing will disc be held on the assess-’
ments against the property holders on
Charles afid Flatt strcets. East Nor—
7 South mor-
walk. for the sewer’work 'don'e there,
at this meeting ‘ ’
A number 0: matters wére mterredt'
to Councilman C.: Jackson White, the 3
being as '
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committee on streets. they
follows: —-
Petition of residents of Windsor
Place for the lay out 0! a. se‘ver there.
signed by fifteen residents; petition 0133
about 40 residents of Simr Hill, for-
memi known as out Bergen Hill road.
for repairs and attention to this road-
wa3; petition from residents of Hill-'
side avenue‘for an acceptance of the
same;
installation ol‘ gasoline pump at. 65
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street and repair and tip—keep of the!
petition of Isaac Hell‘ant. tor‘
Main street. the necessary permission;
i'haying been secured from the state.
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The communication from Clarence‘
(‘ Twitchell for uppdintment to the
police force as super'numar3. was re-
fox red to the committee on police.
Judge 'lamman3 repotted that the
committee on the collection of back
,tnxes had just received a list compiled
shouting the amount owad each yearl
together with the total amount owed
h3 each IiI-liIIIIucnt Imd that work on
“cold start
shortly. ‘
The Calf Pasture project committee
repox ted progress through Councilman
George Ingliam the c irman.
Scy'mom
St. John were appointed
b3 u Iesolution introduced by Coun-
minim s-IIIIIII J. Kceler to fill the
,3' ncanciIs on tho bridge committee.
Coporation Counsel Tammany re-
ported 0n :1 number of Inutteis which
had been referred to him. as fol-
lows:-—
The communications from the
Health Board regarding the ignoring
of the latter‘s orders by William Han-
,loII and Daniel Lalilorte to abate
nuisances on their property. In this
case the council alone. has the right
to give such an order. as it was sug—
[gcsted that the property lists be look-
lcd up so that the name of the owners
of the property may be, found; notice
givtn by formal action of the coun-
cil to abate tin,- nuisIuIco within a set
.period of time
The pI-titions of the Sixth Taxing
IlislIict 331m: placed on file inasmuch
'us it has l)l‘(ll [mind that thcle is no
ipimision for a tax list so that no tax
'can be laid. and tho motto: is to be
taken bL‘lUIt‘ the LI-gislaturc at the
The complaint ot l' nuns Tribe, No.
20. l. 0. it \l. that they \‘Vt‘le wrong—
ly Itsscsscd on “In 1920 list for pro-
port)‘ on \Vushingion shoot. was re—
portI-d upon. It was found that the lot.
was 40 x 150. whereas the assessors or
somconc changed it to read 50 x 165.
so that the change was unknown to
the, Tribe and the amount paid. Later
on tho 'l‘ribc was notified and the
amendment was made. The over—
charge was $30.60 and this will be re-
funded to the Tribe.
The notices served on the city by
tained at Rowayton and Ida. Adams
{or injuries sastulncd on Day street
were reported upon. Judge Tammany
being of the belief that the complain-
ing people ha3e no redress against the
cit3.
Maps and plans are to be filed with
the engineers of the whr depaittnent
regarding the widening of \Vall street,
and a letter from Major Peterson of
the If. S. Engineers regarding this was
placed on file.
St. Paul' 5 church is free from taxa—
tior. on the chapel and lot on Berkeley
street on the list of October lot 1919,
this propert3 being used for church
purposes only and thus free from
taxation. The change is to be made
on the Old list
A letter from Mrs. Clara Scam re-
garding the mutual“ of taxes on pro-
pert3 on Fifth street and her inability
to pay the same was read and referred
to Judge Tammany for action.
Mrs. Narcisoa B. T3rell. of Sin/Ver—
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erl that something be done towards re-
pairing the bridge leading from Perry
avenue. it being in need of repair. and
quite dangerous. This is the third
before a council. The matte-r was re-
ferred to Street Gommiteemsu White
for investigation and a report.
Councilman George E. Curtis was
present last eveningffor the first time
in two months. he having been con-
fined to his home by illness. Council;-
Tay‘lor were absent last night.
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MISTER BROAD?
BU RC LARS
BROKE lNTO
MY HOUSE
DOROTHY DABNIT
WHAT'S THE MATTER
results.
Curtis. J. N. Coburn and;
Elizabeth J. Cudlipp for injuries sus-V
mine came before the council and ask-I
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{II .. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
flaudevme Bill That Will More Than Pleas;
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“The Candy Shop’
A miniature musical comedy with an 8 star cast
Peak’s Educated Block- Morgan & Binder
head Bits of Chatter aim Song
A real surprise novelty
Hall & Shapiro
Comedians Dc Lune
Choy Ling Foo Troupe V
Chinese Jugglers and Magicians
Saturday’s Picture—Marie Prevost in
“Nobody’s Fool”
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, Today at 2:15, 7 and 9
Tomorrow Matinee Only at 2:15
William Fox Prescott
7 In an intensely interesting drama of the Great West with an appeal-
, lug lbve’ story entWined
.he Primal Law
This is the very best Dustin Farnum picture ever made
Two Rec] Comedy Scenic
Saturday—Double Feature rmgi'am
Wanda Hawley
“Robbed Hair”
Alice: Lake
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procured your tickets for the snappiest breeziest musical comedy
of the season
The Cameo Girl
Special Note—JFhe huge cast. chorus and ballet are perfectly trained
and rival any professional troupe
HURRY TO THE PALACE
ght's big show Plenty of good seats still
left lor tonight
.................50c-75c-$l.00-$1.50
Curtain at 8: 15
and get your seats (or ten!
Prices
.. “The Hole In the Wall”
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Palace Theatre
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A’ week it mirth beginning Monday, March 20
HOYT’S REVUE
Presenting three different two~hour show: on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, each for two days
OPENING MONDAY, MARCH 20
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time since 1907 that she has appeared:
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man Charles F. Mills and Joseth:
Advertise in the Sentinel for best;
day with he acts of vaudeville.
PALAC E
TOMORRO“'.
Herbert Rawunson In "rho Scrapper" At the Palace W and Fri-
M J‘a“
Entire Stock of Hen' s and Boys’ Clothing
MUST BE SOLD AND WILL BE SOLD
Regardless of Govt
D Gottheb
11 North Main Street
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PHIL. DIAMOND GRID BA'l‘rERIES
' Guaranteed One and Turn Years V
Must Vacate By April 1th .2 J
ALL MAKES 01' Mom AIR-ID AND
8 Union Street SonthNorwalk
Formerly with Exide Battery, South NM " ‘
If in trouble Telephone .470.
with
“HELLO BROADWA ”
HAROLD LLOYD
In his greatest comedy success—a five reel side splitter
A" Sailor Made Man
{e ‘ Hamilton ** Shop
ST. PATRICK DAY RECORDS
74175............................................... Molly Bawn
88585.- Love': Old Sweat Song
I, 74435 The Kerry Dance
174238 Kmhleen flavour-eon
45255 inch stories
“117*“: mam-use,
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VICTROLA DEPARTMENT—”All! FLOOR
..c'toua.‘one.IOQIIOi-I-iico'o'ooalnoll-OQ-n
ST PATRICK DAY nomrms
AND DECORATIONS
A DENNlSON DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR
49. Wall Street N orwalk
QPEN EVERY EVENING ONT". NINE
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KBROKERS
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win Interfere with the pleasure Vof an
Evenings reading and with the work“
ing capacity at business hours. ’
Let us help beam the cause of an-
noying headache. by an examination
of your eras.
01:10ka and Opticians
8! Atlantic St; Stumfokl
News“ & Murray
Flotilla: and rum on
“To Ilsa Who w ',
‘ It! Vlahlngton it. lo. M
NEW 3an G SHIRTS
collu' to Notch
Special $1.65
Shoe Sale
i Max Lovy’ 3
Shoe Store
3180 “1181: Bollorwalk
Our entire stock also new spring
footwear Incluud at remark-
able low priceor
OLD CARS
MYmOldOmtothC
§Bndg~enort “Ag? Wreck-
1310 North Am _
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport. am.
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Pinon-Barnum
more.»
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Better and Largo:
Than Ever.
has WM Wits
seating ’ ’ for W
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prices are wit
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