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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 28, 1922 · page 3

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DAY. APRIL 28, 1922

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Regent Features

 

VIOLA oANA In «we MArCI-I
BREAKER!

“The 31:] tch

\‘iolu llama In lrcak-
:I NI-w Hex Ingram feature that
'l".l’lllllas a double bill a tthe Regeant
Innlorrow. The second pdenCtlon
'-"Ill, be a Realm-t presentation of

M "3' Miles Minter in “Tillie" Both

311- new features and #they are high 4

C i333.

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mum \Illl llt‘ semi at the- ItIgent
- 'I' hcatre tomorro“. It will surpass
_(\Pn tho fine programs that have

‘ drawn capacity houses on tho

It most suit,

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RI‘gI-nt Saturday Program Includes
Mary Miles Mintor In New Metro
"'1‘lllk-‘ 'a'ml \‘ioln Dana in

"The Match Breaker" .
Another class) double feature pro-

Sutur-
days of the lust few wevks and the
Regent patrons are sure of a show
that will pleusv them. Mary Miles
Minter will III starred in II. now Me—
No romantic comedy Ilramq, “Tillie."
'IlIc pict re tuns “t'll km)“ Mary
.‘lllt‘fl 3. Intcr's alllllllt'fl :Is a screen
st Ir and it is not IIII (muggcration to
so) that this is positholy onv_ of her.
host foalurrs: that Sllt‘ has mcr made.
In ”It scIonIl attraItion tor the hill
of hozulliIII-rs. Manager Kuntor has
scI-urI-Il the new \‘inla Ilunn l’oaturc
“'l‘llt‘ Match llrI-ukcr.” This is a
mclodramutic comedy romance and it

 

tures. Because of the length of” the
program. the evening shows \vill start
tomorrow iIIglIt proxnptzy at and
9:15. ’

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Advertise In the Sentinel for tha-
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\\'HY “’OMICN (II-IT DICSI‘ONDENT.

Arc not women naturally as light- 2
hearted, brave and hopeful as men?"
Yes, ccrtainly; but. a woman‘s organ-
ism is osscntially different from u
muII'am-morv delicate. more sensitive
and more exacting. \Vomcn in Ilc‘i—
I-utc hralth zIrv more dcpI-mlent. more
nervous. more irritable and more dos-
ponclcnt. \Vhen II woman IlI;\ clopsl
nonousnesu sII Pplessm- so IIIII‘IIaclIPs4
IIcadthI-s. dragging-down pains and:
Inn-lancholizt shc should law no time!
in ching Lydia 3.1‘inkhams \“Igc—.
tatle- Compound :1 fair trial. as It will .
quickly Ilisprl such tI'oulIlcs. This.
root; and III-rt) mI‘IliI-inc contains no:

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will no lounIl not only to equal any
of Miss Dunn‘s prI-Vioux l‘t‘lt'lle‘S, butI
to cstathltsh II now I‘I‘C‘OI‘Il t'or III-r pic-l

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RAISE MOREII'BETTER CHICKS

@IRIHMoRE

Motion of
milk, beef

so high in
fibre.

mash that
pended upo

Valuable Feeding
Write to St. A

CHAS. M. (‘0); (‘0.
Wholesale Distributor:

Boston. Mass. (M {1)

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Peed Hens Right

They Will Lay Right;

The Right Feed Is
Wirthmore Buttermilk Mash

It: is the alwa 's urliform com-
grains with pure dried butter-

albumen and fish meal,
makes WIRTHMORE MASH

Successful poultry raisers have
proved that

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drugs and had born the standby of
American wuman‘hoo-l for nearly titty
gaunt—Adv.

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ric ,sweet, ground

scraps, dried milk
that .

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it is the ONE
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Instructions—Free
(bans Grain Co.
ALB/INS GRAIN C0.

Ilonutlcturcn
St. A‘Ilmns. \‘I-rmont

 

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May Records

 
 
 
 

individually striking.
evening '8 card.

F13 The demand for th

always great.
selection early.
Jimmy—Fox Trot

Paul
After the

 

din—Fox

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Bygones—Fox Trot

he
Angel Child—Fox Trot

~—-;<-:t--;—v- .W1 “A .4
Maytime Is dance-time: so, for May-time (or
any other time) here are seven dance records
ablaze with life—l4 separate numbers. each

‘Come in and ’ make your

iteman and His Orchestra
Trot
Paul Whiteman and: His Orchestra

Tee-Pee Blues—Fox Trot
. The Benson Orchestra of Chicago

Black Eyed Blues—Fox Trot
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago

While Miami Dreams—130x Trot
Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra
Tell Her at Twilight—Fox Trot
Hackel-Borge Orchestra

Old Fashioned Girl—Fox Trot:

Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Little Grey Sweetheart of Mine—Med. Fox Trot
Club Royal Orchestra

Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra

By the Sapphire Sea—Fox Trot
Paul Whitcman and His Orchestra

M Knows—Fox Trot
My la’IlTunyBeI'Ison Orchestra of Chicago
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago

E 7 and T uni. Toes—Fox Tm
Ten UflTfI-mgofnwn ache-ska of Chicago

I 1 Bl e ird Land—170.. Trot:
, n u hochgqn Orchestra of Chinese

DONNELLY’S

. 1.3 189mg Main 3“?“-

o‘-

m scum nonwm Hmo- um

 

 

REG

Last Times Today 2: 15, 7 and 9

Don’t Miss the Champion Paramount Picture
of This Season

 

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-W'ALLACE REID AND LOIS WILSON

. In the Screen Adaptation of A E Thomas' Celeblated Stor} .
"The Champion”

“The WOrld’ 3 Champion”

Put Ions vho saw this picture yesterday pronounced it the best.

 

 

attraction in which Wally Reid has ever Blamed—Excellent

Suppoxting Cast

'I'WO' REEL COMEDY PATHE NEWS
Tomorrow”

SMASHO!

Go All the Previous Records for Double Feature Bills—
Heru Is a New One That Beats ’Em All to Pieces I Z I !

is a picture about J ane Morgan,

an anti-vamp

plays Jane

Story by Met: White. Adapted by Arthur I. Zellner
A DALLAS M. FITZGERALD rnooucnou

AND.

MARY MILES MIN TER

and Magnetic Screen Star in One of Her Very
Best Fvature Attractions

“TILLIE”

A Romantic Comedy That “'ill “'in Your Heart

Tho 1min y

 

 

Fox All

Sunday Evening

Star ‘ Players Present

“THE FLAME OF YOUTH”

 

In a

Monday and Tuesday
GEORGE ARLISS

0n the Screen in tho Same Roleflfl'hic’h Made Him Famous
on the Stage—A Great Picture

“ DISRAELI ”

.—wrrH—.

LARRY SEMON

PreReIease Smashing Comedy Feature Hit

“THE SHOW”

 

.icssc L. Lusty

.PMDUCTXON

 

altogether a. complete
WWW

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18880
18870

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Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

Cecil BI DeMllle
%ot’s paradise

:7» Mammmuumwmmmm :Iulhfiyi-

 

 
 
 

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Breeding of Dogs
in Conn. Increases

That .I number of kennels for tho
lrl‘t't‘tllllg of (logs in this state is on tho
morons“ is shown by the fact that 220
'Ilpplirutions J'or kmuwl licenses havc
boon granted by Commissioner of
Domestic Animals James )1. \Vhittlv-
=I-‘I-y thus far this year. During: I921

 

PALACE

met for ten dogs is $2

the total number of licenses was 208.
The it‘cc for a license covering a ken-
5. while for the
right to maintain a kennel quartI-riug
more than tvn dogs the fcI- is $50 an-
nuully.

——'FI{.\.\‘K MAYO
in ”Trackod to Earth" \vitll vaudeville
Palace tomorrow"; ‘ TOlJlllSOII Crusoe"
(‘haptI r, Mntince only

 

TOMORROW

 

 

, Imofmnsm
\AUnivcrsal Serial m WM , V2125

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

., Green lie-elected

 

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“THE PICTURE ALONE

B. F. Keith Third-of a-Century VaudeVIll‘
Anniversary

PALAC

A Jubilee Show of First Order—See n’m Be GonVinced;

McLaughlin 8: EVans, Dolly Kay,

Six Darlings

Three Big Hi ts from Keiths Palace Were Three Big
Hits in South Norwalk

A5 ”or:

Rucker & Winifred—Hanlon & Clifton

Also Won on Their Merit

Last Time Today

“The Silent Call”

One Patron Said Last Night:

Tomorrow

With Vaudeville

I With Harry Myers, Gertrudo .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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WAS WORTH 50 CENTS"

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A
Matinee
(Only)
Special

Added
Feature

“The

Adventures

of Robinson
Crusoe”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Olmstead. and Universal All

Stars:
Best Chapter Yet Shown.

 
 

 
 

 

Sunday

f I Fox All s

“THE FLAI‘I

E OF YOUTH”

 
 
 
 
 

Evening

tars Present

 

Monday and Tuesday
JOHNNIE HINES

“BURN ’EM

 
 

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Window Screens. 24 Inches
High. Open 33 Inches.
Saturday Special . 590 each

 

Cast Includes Edmund Brcesc and Many Other Stars

 

g ROSENFIELD’S
Saturday Special Sale gE

Some Wonderful Reductions in Household
Needs Listed Below.
Item Carefully

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

UP BARNES”

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

Read Every

 
 
 
 
 

Window Sash Cord. Best and
Strongest. for Clothesline.
Sat. Special .... 3c ayard

 
 

 

Aluminum Dish Pans. 10 Qt.
Size. Sat. Special 98¢ each

 

“Ladd” Double Egg Beaters.
Reg. 50c. Sat. Special. 35c

 

Sauce 'Pan Sets of Pure
Aluminum; 1, 1 1-2 and 2
Qt. Sizes. Sat Special

790 Set. of 3

Four Gallon Stone Cracks
With Cover. Sat. Special ,-
$1.25

 
 

 

 

 
 

All Copper '1' e a. Kettles,
Nickel Plated, No. 7. Sat-
Special . . . . . ....... $1.19 '_

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Waldorf Toilet Paper. Reg.
10:). Sat. Special 2 Rolls 15c

 

 

and Window Screens.

Big Line of Garden Tools, Wheelbarrows, Lawn
Mowers, and Garden Hose. All Sizes of Poultry Wire
and “Pearl” Galvanized Screen Wire. Screen Doors

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

HARDWARE AND
125 Washington St.

Rosenfield Brothers *

Phone 340

 

HOUSEFURNISEINGS

 
 

 

Free Delivery“

 

 

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STANFORD {FNIVERSI‘I‘}. Cat”.

 

‘ ApfitflwGeb-m Gil-can of Palo Alto.‘3
, ' Muted c p-

{192% has

‘ Terry. now an infielder with the

Stanford Captain ,

 

cago Nationals.

BRISTOL. April 28—-
.zano, of this place, was
“13th com on a charge of"
State police seized Y

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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