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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 23, 1922 · page 3

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MAY 23, 1922

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‘ " ‘ .lnly constitutcd authoritics. He re-
schts tho convictions of others in

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following ,crccd, which

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llis honor is to be trusted. If he were
his honor by telling a lie.
or by chrntiug. or by not doing exactly
task, when ,
;ll.till0r‘. ho is not a. real Franklin pupil.
I :.~~A li‘rnrililinppupil is loyal. He is
lmnl to all to whom lo_vulty is due——
his te-nchcrs. his home. his parents. his

is l‘l'iltly to help people in need at any
limo. to share the duties of home and

smut-body eve ry day.

C.‘~A Franklin pupil is rcspcctrul.

nmttc-rs of custom and religion.
pupil in cheerful. He =
smilus whcucvcr he can. Hisobcdicncc
prompt and
harder tho task the gluddcr his

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high school have
:Ltcs the Boy Scout
ling moral principle
school. ‘
CREED
pupil is trustworthy.

trusted on his

pupil is helpful. He

one good turn to
pupil is fricndly. He

and a brother to
is courteous.

. especially to women
people and the weak

chccrful.

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Two Reel Comedy Feature

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“BACHELOR

Last Time Today 2:15, 7 and 9

.A Play of the Light That Lies in a. Woman's Eye, anti...
Lies /and Lies and Lies

Katherine MacDonald.

In a Picture Without a. Villian

"The Beautiful Liar”

One of Those Plays You Just Can‘t Help Liking, It‘s So Romantic

 

WEDHSDAY—EHURSDAY—FWAY

K. THOMAS MEIGHAN

One of the Foremost of the Screen‘s Actors in a. New
Paramount Super Feature

A Superb Romantic Drama of a Great Love

 

Special Short Subjects

Pathe News

 

fiend

drama

DADDY’”

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IIOYAL \VEDDING POSTPONED.

 

Tmnoimm‘c. May 23. (Associated
i’ress).—'l'he marriage of King Alex-
umlcr of Jugoslaviu. to Princess Maxie
of Romania, which was set for June 1.
ms been postponed until June 8. it
was :innounccd today.

The. postponement was at the re-
quest of ‘King Ferdinand and Queen
Mario ol' Rumzinln, for the reason of
the poor hcnlth of thr-ir oldest dnusz‘r
tv‘r Princess l-llixulwt‘n. wifc of Crown
Prince Georg? o!“ Grow-v.

lll'(‘llAlil“.S'l‘. Ilumnniu. Mn? ‘23,-
l'rincc Paul of Srrlii'i arrin-d her? ‘

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men have found
f r o m a c t u a I
experience t h a t

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‘ l" t” l’" W‘" Hu- UP?" 1150 of his opportunities. llc
' “7‘“ “mph-‘7 >5“va his money so that ho may pay
his own way. Do gcncrous to those in.
H '3‘ “I" ””2 iii-ml. um] Twlpi‘nl to worthy objects.
5;, :4 “it": " ‘.Lr~;\ Franklin pupil is bravo. Ilo
‘ ‘ "‘i‘ ‘l “"4 on— lmx lilo couragrv to l‘am- dzmuvr in spitr
‘ ' “’ H‘" of l‘vur. and to stuml up for what is
I 'E‘ y‘ M: 1‘” ll‘Iiil against tlic conxiitgs of friends
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"l“""1 m" l‘lllH nml «loft :it does not rlnwn him.
0“” “mm iii. A Franklin pupil is (ls-:in. Ho
‘4" " ”MW" lumps (‘ll‘lln in hmly iillsi thought.
0 m “.5,” ”“4 slumls for Phil“ Slli'f‘l'll. cit-:tn sport.
“" d '3 ”It“ i-lvun habits uni travels with a (,‘ll‘flll
V i ,l' I? "i": crowd. . .
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m-n. lll‘ (itN'E-l not trespass. on tho prop-
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NH" "MIN“. l'l .fill." (itlwr \‘qzxy ilisllttl» any otht‘i‘
’1 1mm" iviti/vn of ins community. llv assists
““1 I" “V“ Yiztll (-onstitutoul authority in rul‘urt-ing
'0 ”I N: 3' 1 l~:ut-li laws us liziw- boon drawn up for
H; ‘1' 2'”: 3‘ Elli“ cum! ni‘ tlu- connnnnily :it largo.
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.1 for tlw‘hal‘i‘ it to nnollicr. Slit! “.13 his

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tho! comfort, but
‘ hygivnic :uivun
(lontul ultcntio

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”with! (Pzn‘un’
t. ‘virlor Dalia)”

No policy (30“

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tooth.

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tho

sl utosmcn who
cost lug millions

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LEMONS :

prices so that
preserve thPll'

BLEACH FRECKLES i

which Will

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.0 : rem“ mum-z; Under no circumstances Will thcre;

u illl‘il any drug: be a lowering ot‘ the standard 01 our.

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. z-"mml li‘lllOll ' Dr. Dcitz, 47 South Main hi. I

’ survliy l’l'a-l 3. RI. DEITZ, D. D- Sn 3

t -. “w -l:.. arms 1 47 So. Main St. South Net-walk

l . i. gluirlly um»: i p, s,——-W'e will make full plates with

m .. ut‘ your skin. l Truebite (09th, all 3.0“! .pins. Whllih
V Julie's uz-‘c this . is usually Charged $30 a set for $20 ~

um bring: that ‘ lor the next ten days 0‘11?" . ?

mzvplmimi. :xl’ g All extractions and surgICStl Opel‘a‘

a: ' urn and tan 3 tions are performed absolutely pain-

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CUT IN PRICES

 

ODWmiSls tolls us

l‘rtmlu who have

profound discussion, ’
another conference in the near tulurc.

All we can do is to reduce our‘
our fellow citizens can

leetfl until the great;

the

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improwmcnt.
ring. and a large pro.
pcopln

make 5.. rinus drains “Wm their. Tickets . . . . .............. $1 00

learned not only

tlw ironomy ant
tages ol‘ scientific
11. art- postponing

treatment until times arc hr-tter.

ltl he morn mistaken
in the curl. A sound

tooth is aiways better than a repaired

It is not, our huslncss to coordinate
industries and commcrm of the
World: thiS'uiS the businesg of great

meet in (on [Prcnce

of dollars and. altar.

dccidp to hold

Siatcsmcn can agree on a, world policy
restore

business confi—

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i TIJSNC’ Cream

5 produces the most

'3 gratifying results.
inlcrnzitional { I" M- Ayers

rilgli‘Wl byllss Washington St.

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tolls n contrary story. _ ,
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Keeler Building.
South Nor-walk. Conn. '

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day.
connection with the coming marriage
of King Alexander to Princess Marie

of Romania.

Advertise in the Sgtinel
best Results.

 

 

He came to arrange detaiis in

 

 

She married him for money-
and she knew it. But when tire

destroy her self-respect—

‘ See this superb picturization
of e greatest marriage-melo-

F r o in George Broadhurst’s
sensational stage success.

Palace Theatre.

The Home}! High Class Entertainment

at Last Times Today and Tomorrow 2:15, 7 and 9

Three Show: Daily ‘at 2:15, 7 ands

 

in him threatened to

 

ever writen.
nonunion

 

‘ Special Added Attractions
TODAY“ AND TOMORROW

Reginald Denny 'in “The Leather Pushers”

The great 'chapter plav from H C WitWe ' ' '
and the prize ring. , . . rs stories of society

WILLIAM DE mug
FAGNES mass
1:6 JACK HOLT

nos-om or mum m.
“l BOUGHT YOU AND I PAIDV FOR YOU—7w YOU’RE ’MINE"

 

for the i
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WEDNESDAY

Selected Comedy~“Two of a. Kind” a

POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES

 

No. 50450.00
Music—AnywheréL— .

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REGENT ‘

THURSDAY—FRIDAY—samnav

GRAND VAUDEVILLE FAREWELL

Tile closing bill of the 1921~22 season will be the very best that

: Keith has to otter—marking the end of seas -
presentations r a 91‘ 0f only high class

AND FEATURE PICTURES

 

DAVID ESTERSON, MANAGER

 

(=32: (.- rézum instruments to
take with you.

Sold or. Easy Terms

. w.“ o~MJMJN

Donnelly’s
18 South.,min Sta 2
Open Evenings Until 9 P. M.

.. wow—1"»nng4

 

“Wes

By the Authors of :"Dulcy" and “To the Ladies‘;

The Latest Kaufman-Connolly Comedy

A‘COMEov IN THREE ACTS

Goes Direct to New York from Here

Any Time 3

“'b'it You Own a ..

PORTABLE VICTROLA ‘ ‘

You run luvs music any-

\j'lirr» you 2.:0. Enjoy your _ V v ‘ T

W W bums 0M1 MGHT ONLY—4V10NDAY, MAY 29
PRICES 75cT0 $2.00

Scat Sale Thursday, May 25-.10 A. M.

t of Pittsburgh”

; > South f ;
Norwalk‘

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1501

 

 

3 First Concert

The Choral Art Society

Roy Williams Steele, Conductor
Miss Vera Curtis, SOprano, ,
Metropolitan Opera Co. i

. Kathryn Platt Gum, American 3
' Violinist g

; Norwalk M. E. Church .

* TUESDAY, MAY 23rd i

 

 

 

 

 

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good quality as well as good values.

 

Has been radically reduced by the Inkers.
portunity to ofler these dainty underthings at. the lowest price in

“Rayner" Italian Silk Vests at . . . .. $2.60 up
“Kayser Marvelfit” Bloomers $3.95
“Kayser Marvelfit” Bloomers. Three Star Qualit;

These prices will prove attractive; to women who appreciate

Dr. Dietz ‘
1 47 South Main St. ;
1 ' DENTIST
“Kayser” Italian Silk 1

Underwear *

This gives us an op-

$5.50

 

 

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DOROTHY DARNIT.

 

 

A. J 9 Collins Co.

70

 

VICTROLA

' No. 240—$115

Come in for a demonstration.

-72 North Main Street

 

 

 

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That characteristic Victrola quality is present
in these new models. ’The fact that they are Vic-
trolas insures their musical excellence. The first
consideration is faithfulness of reproduction, and
the design of“ these models is determined by their
musical requirements — which have been learned,
through almost a quarter—century devoted solely
to the talking machine art.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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How lJlD You
Know M‘i’ ~
UBTTY ?"

 

 

 

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ABKinds ofSeaFoodand f
Home Made Pastry ‘50 '
Take Home

Nothing But Satisfactory
Food Is Served

i 39 South Main St.

 

 

’ Troupin’s
Exterminatdr‘

Sure Death
to Roaches, W a t e 1'
Bugs and Bedbugs

The Clifford ,
. Phamlacy

60 South m St.
South Hex-walk. Conn.

 

 

 

; Bicycles.

The Victory 13 a Won- .
derful Machine for $38.56

Look It Over
‘1 SPORTING GOODS OF ALL
mos .

Just Now You May Bo

Especially in Baco-
‘oali Goods.

- A. thngge

$5.00

Buys Any Snort Oxford

or Pump Regardless of
Former Prices.

 

 

 

.' till!

Max Levy’s
Shoe Store

31$o.nain8t. §afiorwalk

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OLD_ CARS.
BollYonrouGontothl
Bridgeport,Anto Wreck-*
In; Go.
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lBotwun Oak and Center. Bi.
Phonon-312m”

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