it ”murmurs
lil.t.l._\‘l‘ TODAY
I H VHNWmuil-n or "Tlu- Conquering
“ill: ltmluiplt \‘alcntlnu
. 1m. “llll its broad uni-
... tn the cameo-like short
\ ultlwul exaggeration. lu-
prntrrvas made- ivy lira
nimrll .\letrq_ director.
pt'tnlllt"ll()ll. "l‘he (.‘on-
is showing: :it the
for tho.» last time to-
l't-u- l‘”
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t..
v , (1..
. ‘._ it v
.t. "
l':‘\\vi'.n
Huntin-
“OFF-"HI?" ot' the Apo-
hinmml lrom tht- famous
'1.I~‘ltl'llli“'9'. hzul a rush 1nd
lll.ll_’lllll(‘t‘ll(‘t' that evoked a
tm- ninssiw- pnwor of Homer
wrm. “'l‘h- Conquering Power."
~21 .t«lupt_ltion of llplznc's nov-
(irzimlet," din‘ers ma-
) 51-min tin- first; it prt-Sents n
\vwliwll of hte people in a tiny
\1i|:u:~‘. [‘(Wt‘lllliig‘ the inner
.HILIit'Iil Workings oi~ some (mu
‘ ~:_‘v mid and divergent types: a
. inWl-tl. helpless ‘wit‘e. a gay
tinm-ur. ‘u martyred daugh-
. Yulnkrllpt l'lthcr. For an inten-
“My nt‘ profincini family Me
.1. nun-sting story. it is unparal-
.'-ln~- Mnthls. who titullt‘ tlit’
:ttmn of the Ibanez novel. also
"The Conquering l’ow-
Til“ photography is by John 17,.
txrl tln- technical art direction
i' Hp“) llnrton and Amos Myers.
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‘l'. :zv-nlv
.31!
tutu/ml
I'.\ I ..‘\(‘l". TODAY
-ll~l.lltt‘t' ‘l‘nimmlgc's “Polly
Influx" is a Great Picture
an like Constance Tnlmudgc—~-
t'.~ nn wills—on bet you (lo——
l:.« unwhzintt-d with "Polly ot‘ the
l! \f' tlw First National attrac-
‘n .nr.‘ yesterday. and which is
’i‘.t!m:vluo-'a lute-st starring: pic-
lr‘s ll' li‘tlc gem of comedy dr’n«
n: \\ lnr-h the naive star does some
v1 .. lvvst action of her career in 810
.lluvrullh IDUI'lH‘S she adds to the or-
‘ .«w-nuri') prepared [or her by
li‘tm-rsnn and Anita Loos 1"l‘hé'
ml: shown for the lust
‘u l;l\'.
»‘ it
n he
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NOT A SllAl‘k‘lCll
‘w- 1mm.» of Allen l-.-iwir. \\'nllacc.
.\u. lGXTu. for Local Board for
w-mm, .\'u. 14. of Connecticut. wus
; uni on tho- NU-(‘illll‘ll “slatt'kt-r'a
av hm: the round up ot names was
Inmiv. lmt Illt" commanding
nt tiw First Corps :trcu. at
.\l:l<.~t.. Major General C. R.
in: aunt out the following:
‘Pl‘u‘dlltill'
\‘..Ill;lt't-.
(w 1,,,
ML:
. ’ ".‘ll
'ww' ill.
.n 'l‘tl,€ 5
Allin
i». IJHKII Hoil‘tl
m at t‘uilllt'('llt'lll.
'l‘lws io-lzistrunt Wis Illl‘l‘t‘lt‘ll to l‘(--
lvv‘l' In tln- Adjutant l-‘llt'l'tll. State
l'wiltrt't'llt‘ill for military duty not
thvn March 2'». lltlS: thru l'nil-
mu '1) do so he was SillISl‘qlit-lltl)‘ ('PT-
H u rt :ns :1 dcscrtcr. liecorola ot‘ those
Him sic-iwt-vl during the \Vorld \Vul‘
that he t-nlisel in the l'. S.
on August 31. l917. and was
honorably lliscimrgwi them-from on
August :3“, 11'2“. ’l‘ht-rt- helm: no re-c-
I rvl at this mun inning nutiriml his
Local Board of his entrance into mll<
“er service as required by draft reg-
ulations. his service was not discov-
( nut in check of list ol‘ (till-gull tirult
‘ \ :vl- rs,
NU.
H.
liniwin. ()rrlt-r‘
tor lii\. No.
ml
l ‘11....
Min“
£\':l '. _\'
int-sis at the Royal James Hotel
l.|.\l night were: Reginald S. I‘nrks.
\k-u York City; \Viliiam 1.. lllshop.
.'\~\\ York City; Guy L. (‘unetn New
int-l; (‘iyh ’l‘. J. llnnlinghn. New
Yuri. t‘ity: Mrs. George I-‘. Napier.
i‘:l.\l Hrzincv. N. .l.. and .\[r. and Mrs.
\\.A’llll'0' .‘Jutting, I’l‘uniinghillu.
or the .
~. lm-h (lllt‘llt‘tl a run at the Pub"
SILENT CALL IN ‘
TENTH WEEK IN
LOS ANGELES
9
Says the MoticTn Picture
\Vorid of "The Silent Call."
which plays at the Palace
Thursday and Friday with_
vaudeville:
“Last Sunday “The Silent
Call." thephotodrama with
a canine star began its tenth
week at Miller‘s theatre in
Los Angeles. and is ex-
pected to complete a twelve
wrecks“ iun before it is taken
0 .
e.
“The Silent Cali," which is
a First National attraction
presented by H. 0. Davis,
was adapted from the Satur~
day Evening Post StOry “The
Cross Pull" by Hal G. Evans,
and directed by Lawrence
Trimble, "Strongheart." a
Belgian police dog. is star or
the production. and it is his
acting which is responsible
for the phenomenal success
of the picture in 1.05 Angeirvs
and elsewhere."
Manager Note
And it will be his acting
that will be responsible for
the success" in Norwalk.
SEE THIS PICTURE.
“'OOD VISITS Ill-)Pl-ZR COLONY.
MANILA. April 25.——l{eturuin¢z yes-
terdav from an inspection journey
through the southern islands which in-
cluded th: C‘ulion leper colony. Gav-
ernor-General Wood announced
i int two hundred children horn of le-
per parents would he brought to Man-
ila within F‘t few days. ‘l‘hv
are from two to three years old. but
are free from leprosy
IIARKNI'ZSS MEMORIAL (‘HlMl-ZS
Nl~2\\' HAVEN. April 25.——'l‘ht- pea!
of bells for the Harlem-$5 Memorial
Tower at Yale. now dtu- on tlu- steam-
er llamhleton Orange from l-Inzlnud
will he hung: immediately. llit' nevi-H—
Sir)‘ staring l'or tin- work lit-inc in
position.
The chimes will rim: t‘mir titnts
daily. lirst :it rising: time. at noon. at
vcspl-rs and llnully nt curfew.
1‘\\’() lt‘lRl-Zhll'lN Ill'li'l‘
CHEAT HARRINGTON. Muss.
April 2.3.- 'l‘wo titcmcn were injured
Lllt‘ )‘t‘filv-l‘llily :tl'tt-rnoon durinz: firt-
which caused dumuuv- estimated at
nmrv than $i~|."t||| and destroyed the
u’rl-zltur purl (it the V‘Q‘Sltlt'llt‘t‘ of Mrs.
ll. ll, lurirvsas ol‘ Harrington I'lllCl‘.
'l‘hr firemen wr-rv hurt when tin-y were.
struck by the failing chimney of the
building.
_________,__________..
TO DRIVE J \I’S (“‘1‘ 0|“ .Nlllul'IRIA.’
as
(if the
newspapers tnwlzfl'
'l‘UKlU. ”Sunn-
Japanese
publish
l)» rinn
ie-t Russia had ain't-ed
Luiiinst the 1|l‘.ll-ll0l'~‘hl‘\lk forces
the Vladivostok Government and in
efforts to drivc the .lilliillif‘St' troops
out of Siberia.
April
lunch-igl-
Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
results. '
' D’Gitorfir‘omm
REGENT
TOMORROW
Manon Den/165m the Cosmopolitan Reduction
BURIED‘ TREASURE .' A Paramount Plants
children.
dispatches declaring the EL;
Government at Chitn and Sovsy
to ruin-opt :‘ntv :
off
Last Times Today at: 2:15, 7 and 9 7 I.
RUDOLPH VALENTINO AND ALICE
TERRY
In the Rex lngram Presentation of Honore de Balzac's
Famous Story
‘ “THE CONQUERING POWER”-~
Tomorrow
Paramount Presents the Celebrated Seven Star
In a NeW‘Mthery Play That “'ill Please Everyone
“Buried Treasure”
-no- ‘o~ .ni-uo‘wm‘. w $<
Palace Theatr
. , _
The Home of High Class Entertainment
LAST TIMES TODAY 2:15. 7 and '9
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
in a, Comedy Drama of Broadway Lights and Broadway Frights
“POLLY OF THE FOLLIES”
v . Reginald Denny
In the Third Round of H. C. Winner's Well KnoWn Story
"ffiTHE LEATHER PUSHERS”
.m
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b Two Reel Comedy Scenic
Thursday and Friday
It's a Knockout of Love and Laughter
Cast Includes
LOIS WILSON
And Several Other Star Paramount .Players
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AGAINST INTOXICATING PATENT
MEDICINES.
rlrrsnt'nmi. April 25.—Advocacy
of at rps to make intoxicating patent
medicines as hard to ottain as medi-
cinal khisky and to line merchants up.
with Prohibition enforcement agents
are in prospect at the convention of;
the l'nittd Almilcme Manufacturers. of
America .in session here.
The first gun in the prohibition issue
of tin» convention was fired by “'ayne
B. “'heeler. gent-ml counsel of thel
Anti‘S‘ntoon League. who urged the-
timvs as among individuals." hi Said. manufacturers to adopt measures to
"‘ii:i.< invniinhl} saint the l‘nttml States stop tivn'uwt'nl ante 0‘ their products
’unprfipnvv-l into ;. malt crisis and for beverage purposefi. _
‘cnlist-d “nnnrerssnry less of life :m-l
‘left us slamming: under financial hut--
>dcns."
l’l-ZRSHISG FAVORS A LARGE
ARMY.
\YASHINGTUN. April.
l‘uitn-d Stairs "whit ride-«11ml» military
r-n-pnrn‘tion and under stror: iris-irr-
ship." vouli liz‘ne prevented lht- occur-
rence of the wo'rld war General I‘v-re'r.
ing dt-(lnrrd todn). in tostit‘) m: l‘t‘l‘Jl't
the Senate Military.committal» in he-
l'..ili‘ nl thv \Var lit-g-artlnm' t‘s plea for
l: n lllClt‘RSv in the militur} vstuiwilszt-
went over that rut-u; ( 5' d by tlw House.
l-‘nilurs to recognize the existence of
"envy. jealonsi and hatred. a nous: na-
:3.~«'2‘h-‘
Sentinel chained ad: w‘br’k went
don.
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high-clu-
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U.e Hilo Flat Finish. the varnish which dries will. . velvety.
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It is an excellent finish for intricate turned work. where you can't
rub.--grilla. frctwork. etc.
Try Hilo Flat Finish: we know you'll like this easy working.
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Double Feature Bill
Extra Added Feature By
Popular Demand
WALLACE REID
ELSIE FERGUSON
Conrad N agel, Lois Wil-
son, Theodore Roberts
And Othcharamount Stars
“FOREVER”
From the VVeil Known Story
of “Peter Ibbetson"
Because of the length of the
performance the matinee will be
at 2 o'clock; Evening 7 and 9
Thursday
Proclaimed as One of the
cast of able Quiet}:
Rucker & Winifred
A pair of the classiest jazz
babies in ebony. entertainment.
Jim Blanche
McLaughlin _& Evans
in their comedy character
presentation .
“On a. Little Side Street”
Screen Dramas That Has Ever
Hal G. Evan's big story, adapted
Laurence Trimble. “‘lth Strongheart. the
and Friday
. The Palace Management Presents Its'Personal Guarantee
Wit-h This New Vaudevillé Show and Picture—Three of the
Big Acts Come Direct from Keith’s
-The Picture is On. That the
Palace in New York City
. Management Knows Will Be
Strongest and Most Touching
Been Shown in This City.
by
Jane Murt‘in; directed by
wonder-dog and an all star
Wlm
Hanlon & Clifton
Piano and vocal selections that
proved the pair very capable
artists.
I
Here ’5 a Winner
Doll Kay
Syncopiiion‘s clever exponent
whOSe phonograph record work
has already made her famous.
These Two Acts from the Same Bill at Keith ’s Palace, N. Y.
And a Grand
Program Finale!
“SIX LITTLE DARLINGS”
In an Abundance of Juveniiity and Versatility
_
\VES’I‘POR’I‘ TO CHANGE
TDIE NEXT SUNDAY
\VBSTPORT. April 25.—-—Daylight
saving will go into effect in “'estport
Sunday morning at one o'clock. Most
l tamilies will set their clocks ahead an
hour belore retiring Saturday night
to avoid conTusion Sunday morning.
Churches. trolleys and all places of
We carry a complete crock of
Painters' Materials.
A. D. MORGAN
84 Washington St.
varnish for Every
Home Brightening
Paint and
V
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employment will use th‘“ 'me..‘Thcre
lean be no town meetin. decide on
‘this question. l)ut“by common con-
; sent. workingmeu will go to work an
lilour earlier mornings so as not to
linterl‘erc with the state law which
a prohibits municipal action in or-
l dering or enforcing daylight saving.
I'l'he New York. New Haven & Hart-
' ford Railroad 00.. changes their
‘ time on April 30 and local people
will do the same. . no
USED MACHINES
All makes, for sale or to rent
REMINGTON
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERB
$60.00 ,v
The Benedict News Go.
-. ‘53 Wall Street ~
e
STANDARD
COTTON
STORES
In Washington emu
. DBUGGIBT
up 3 Shaw, Park a Tina-i
Gm Seal, and Russell'-
! court-l mtm eraser.
AGENT FOR '
(‘A NHWQ
F. THC BAXTER
By CfiarlerMcMangr
(«AMA -~ THE MOVIES a SAW A
LADY JUMD FROM A 31G eon tN-ro
THE OCEAN AND SHE HAD A
BABX lN HER ARMS
ar
FOR YOUR own
WHATS ALL Tins?
Con FORT. Hos H
MAMA THE SHIP l5 READY
ovo You see DANG
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7
ER? -3
was . BUTYOU'RE
NOT come. TO
SEE HIM
NorWalk
Lunch
Soup, Olives, Celery. and
Dessert, Pic. 005%
Pudding or Callers
aux-ism. Putty-nil can
. 1m to hum
LET THE DOCTOR
PRESCRIBE
as a result of his ability
to discriminate between
different symptoms.
When we fill his Pre-
scriptions you get the
result of our knowledge
and experience in the
handling of drugs and
their compounding.
The \ Clifford
Pharinacy
Corner South Main and
Elisabeth Streets
SportmgGoods
Baseball Gloves ‘
Balls
Bats
Shoes
Accessories
A. W. Hodge
Mane Hall Block, ac. main st.
Incomparable Shoe
Values
$4.95 to $6.45
A splendid assbthnent of Sport
Oxfords and Pumps in rubber and
leather soles.
Max Levy’s
: Shoe Store ’
31 80. Main St... 80. Ram
OLD CARS I.
harmonic-until; "7‘
Bn'dgepuri—Ag WM , ,
Phone laud- m
Wyatt-HI“!
“mounted“:
A—‘a—
SAVE MONEY ! ,
Special Sale. on Tires
and'Poiarine Oil.
One Gallon Can at 79¢
each.
Norwalk Post Road
Tire Co.
62 Wall St... Nor-walk
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TREE WORK
by"
Norwalk Chronicler