Tli‘C-Q'J) {Hill-.51
:i
.‘yillli‘il.
. tlu' rut-lying around the Boy and the
Show (:irl there are flash“! of Broad—
wu)‘ life as it was in the old (la.ys~‘E
.. .izm : m :1 (‘zihllrt-t. with dancing girls and .
w . ‘ ‘t“l'liilnfl glasses and riotous mirth.
:iiu All in all this new picture Will
warn: the cockles of your heart for it
up ; mm: the entire gamut of human emo—
.1 -: ilintm. with thrills. tears and laughter.
m 1.: \I‘UG IS BLAME!)
. . IN FAT ‘. ‘
u. i .\ finding made. by Coming 31:11:15.1“,
’lli {l‘lle'iiin today in the death of John
4 llr‘islltr, 35 years old. who died in
~.:l>:tnlliiry hospital following an ac-
.1‘:::(’itil'lll. in Donbury on May 19. ab-
Vm: ’sI-il‘t‘b from charge of criminal neg-
. .- Huh-mm. Raymond Hurlihe. motorman
. int.” trolley car. and John Wochek,
l ivl‘Ilu-r or the automobile in which
. x 'n ‘ i‘lslii‘l‘ was a. passenger. Fisher was
’inm'rml when the automobile collid-
.... m Iml with the trolley at “Wydern’s
s -.. :4-10H81n£." The coroner finds that a
lnr :.l: use 108‘ on the night of the accident
, 1.1.4 int‘f‘w'ff‘l] the vision or the driver of
.tl-m (‘ur and the motormau ot the trol-
. -:' ill-y and that the action of neither
. H: films "not fully measure up to crimin-
l" at negligence." He finds that Fish—
t‘l' (‘J'llllt‘ to his death in an accidental
‘1" tmanner
J“ I(‘l\'lL SERVICE ICXADIINA- i
”.1 ‘ 'I‘IONS TO BE GIVEN AGAIN.
l 'l‘hv Civil Service. Commission hr
“1‘“ ixll. ;< spi't'ifll attention to the fact that
"1‘ in examinations 'held recently in
. " ln-nl'irvport linll other cities through-
v" " 'mn tho l‘nitr-«l States for laboratory
- “ umsiNUIlll. junior grade. and senior aid,
'izurrmi of Standards; and laboratory
_‘ T’ :wlssiant senior grade. Bureau of
7"" Sluihlurnls, applicants were not. '89-
_.-m-. ii in tho~ number desired. and
.11”: tho-SF examinations will be held
Emum. The laboratory assistant. senior
. ';."nrlvv examination will be held on
‘ “I" July 10 and 20: the others on July 19.
”ll" f l'wmons interested in these or other
‘ .. ’1\illlliil:lilnllfl should apply to the Sec-
"' .» l:li‘_\‘ or the l'. s. (‘lvil Service Board
“’ n: lln- local post ofllcc for detailed in-
'1".Inrin:ilion lelli application Hunks.
l. Si llls‘ [um-mp RECOMMENDED i
‘ f: THEM l
in» i I
" ’ 1well. Stanley. Ya... “I had kidney trou-
' ‘ .Mr‘. and at times was unable to raise,
ii ‘mysvlfl in bed. Foley Kidney Pills
wme recommended to me by the
Chit-f, or the Fire Department. Af—'
' ‘ Vlvir using 3 bottles I was completely:
‘rt-livyetl and have never had a. return
for the symptoms." Why sut‘ter'
iwhen you can get relief from rehu-i
. mntic pains. backache. swollen. sore‘
‘ and stiff joints. sleep dumbing biaa-f
. . .(lwr weakness and other symptoms of
" [disordered kidneys? Adv. i
mm and the iutter’s sweetheart-«and
iiw two former live in a cottage. The
:~\\l'tli".t‘nl‘t is the employee of the
.,,..,n',.. mg business man~grocer and
l :mkm- combined. The fourth mom-
....- of the. quartet is a. girl of the
t:llu\v in the city. In the situations
fries VlSl’l‘ THE
or
we.
PRESIDENT.
; wants Bolshevik
mimic“
WANTBDLSHEVIKI '
“WES mm:
“353:815111116128, June 29.—Soviet
s rm ‘ ‘ '
settles Everyone.summrkrs m Mil?-
from the dock lu-
ultny manufacturers,
Russia's trade. The
‘ arseilles Ch
(,0 amber of
trgggnirlcteh {11): the re-establlshment 01'
1153121 '
impression on for1n§:oI§UCEd SUCh km
tshat he went far toward betterin
bgill!)relltions. Northern France
.1 1d and Raymond Poincare
ceeded him.
France’s attitude}
fe-rence did not up
22:03:11 Idle shipping and smokeless
bro 0 es. and pressure is being
so guilt by Marseilles interests of all
H; to effect some settlement at The
gue conference which will facili~
late It‘rancevs tr
ade .»
Black Sea POrts, TGlatiOns u ith
Marseilles is the greutc
lug city on the Me
borers to the We
petition of the M
1‘0-
SUC-
at the Genoa (or.-
peul to Marseilles
iit st flour mill-
, ( erranean. B ‘
the war one-fifth of its flour mini???
ducts went to Russia. It also h'ld a
great Russian trade in soap'and oil
rhe population of Marseilles is ’so
largely industrial that the Socialists
are always in the V I
majority. \Vliile the
Martel -. . ‘
flags: llcs Socialists frequently fly red
and display sympathy -
shevlk Russia. they are reailvfzr‘flzifit
pink? in contrast to the Russian Com-
munists. 0n the occasion of the re-
cent municipal elections in which the
Socialists won their uses] overwhelm-
ing victories. there were many parades
in celebration of their successes. Red
flaws and banners dwmundlng the re-
lease of French sailors who are still
in prison for refusing to fight the Bol-
sheviki at Odessa. were displayed. The
mutiny ol‘ the l-‘ronch Navy at ~idcam.
when it was ordered to attack Sovitt
‘ly means more to this cosmopolltzn
l
t
l
rcmier Briana.
8 Rus-i
Bellies, who realize how largely lids-
sia’s collapse has contributed to tear.-
omlc depression in France's greet
Mediterranean port. ~
, Marseilles has an immense foreign
population engaged in shipping. and
industrial pursuits. Italians. Greeks
and Lovantines outnumber French-
men on the docks. Arabs. Turks. Mo-
roccans. Algerians and Egyptians fre-
quently wearing their native costumes.
also contribute to the intornatlohal
character of Marseilles' waterfront. ~
Plenty of work at good wages clear-
crowd than political beliefs. but isol-
shevik agitators have found willing
listeners among the unemployed.
Old Painting: Retain Colorln‘é.
How long will a modern painting
last? The old masters in the Nations
gallery look as if they had been paint-
ed yesterday. There is a picture. for
instance, by Van Eyck, the inventor
of oil painting, which might have beg!
just taken dun-:11 from the artist's
easel. yet. it is more then five hundred
years old. And one has only to walk
through the glowing rooms where Ra-
phael, Guido, Corregglo and Fra Ali--
gellco shine out of lovely altar-piece:
to realize that there are hundreds of
other pictures almost as old and every
bit as fresh in colon—London Tit-Bits.
GOOD HEALTH AND GOOD TEETH
AIRWAYS GO TOGETHER
Both result from a. diet rich in Cal—
cium. If we drink plenty of milk. eat
only green vegetables and bread
,made from the whole grain, and
drink water that is not soft, we have
such a diet. But a. great many can~
not digest milk properly. And we
want sugar which contains no cal—
cium. and also meat. potatoes and
bread and rice which contains very
little. Gradual impoverishment of
the bleed is the result or such foods.
The blood turns thinner and lighter .
colored. all the symptoms of anaemia. ‘
and mr—lunchollu appe'hr and the re- ‘
sistancc to attacks of diseases is very >
forces in 1918. has always been a (3;
vorite theme with French Socialistsrf
the extreme type. who also opposed
the Wrangel and lieniklne movemvnts.
To the party or American bunkers
who were visiting here at the time cf
the recent election excitement: the
street parades seemed very extreme.
Hg” you"; ”1:0." write-s w_ }{' Shad-V Hut demonstrativu red flag Fatal-11.. walk by H. G. Mead 8
‘arc no novelty to old residents of M-lr- street.-—Adv.
Theatre
David Emerson." Manager
. I
Palace
Theatre
Direction David Esterson .
Cyrus W. Gray. J11. Mgr
TWO MORE DAYS
TODAY AND TOMORROW
The triumph of a -
career—The greatest picture
the Regent has ever
presented.
Norma Talmadge
Reaches the pinnacle of fame
—— IN - ..
. . — DDED FEATURE —
“Snulm’ Through” '5
.____. A noted contralto soloist will
Comedy _
Paths News
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Don’t think of missing the great-
est heart touching motion pic-
ture feature ever made. You’ll
laugh and cry as you see—- .
“Where Is My .Wandcr-
ing Boy Tonight?”
With a brilliant All Star Cast
screen
sing for every screening.
SATL’ RDAY
A program
beaten.
Tom Mix
In his
success——
“Sky High”
Eddie Lyons Comedy
HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY
Movie Chats
that can't be
latest big western
SATURDAY
. Mabel Normand
Star Of “Mickey" and countless
other screen hits in a new Mack
Senueit directed play—
“Head Over Heels”
m
Pathe News
Comedy
Robinson Crusoe
comma MONDAY
, Pola Negri
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
All Star Cast Presents—-
“When Romance
Rides”
Star of “Passion”
“Red Peacock”
Athletic Meet and Motor
weak. The teeth suffer because cal-
icium neulcd for their upkeep is
; scarce.
l Add mo CALCIUM FOOD SUP-
I'l.1~‘.\lENT to your food. and you will
ineeil less medicine and less dentistry.
‘40 days' supply and scientific liter-
att:re,_$l.l-0. For sale. in South Nor-
North Main
l
l
i
ROTON POINT PARK
l
Dancing” Evenings 8:15 to 11:30 ' i
DiVito’s Famous Orchestra
DININ.G
'French and American Cuisine
FIREWORKS EVERY ' THURSDAY
Ample Parking Space
i
CASINO
racy. J. F. Giles (left) and J. N.
'4'4 2:. 'l‘r-nmssbe during the civil war.
m .»
'11.“
l
" “1'1 Iii-is" reunion at Richmond Mid ""
.. him-mm
U’i‘liY DARNIT
M.”-
SO. NOR\VALK TO
A.
11:01.
P. M.—12:11x. 1:46x. 2:14x, 3:461;
14244, 5256:. 6:05): 6:12. 7:02x.
19:1.v5x. 9:40. 1123752.
SO. NOR\\'ALK TO NEW HAVEN
l
A. lit—5:02, 6:15. 8:02. 9:20x, 9:52.
TIME TABLE
N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.R.CO.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 11th, 1922.
(Eastern Standard Time.)
Daily
Sunday
M.-—4 : 48x. 7 z 59.
Daily
NEW YORK
82211:. 9:41x.
Cycle Races,
Danbury Fair Grounds
Friday and Saturday,
June 30, Julyul.
Championship Revolver Shooting
Matches. Athletic Contests and Races.
etc., first day. Motorcycle Races,
I A. iti.—-—4:4§x. 5:08' 5:56' 6:14' Saturday afternoon. with famous rac-
@8521; 71116;: ”19‘ 8:0" 8:36' 9:413“ ing men competing in the seven
1). Ll.—12:11x. 12:23, 1:22x. 2:22x. "en“ _ .
3:46x. 4:44. 5:22. 5:28x. 5:56x. 6:21x. All races and contests official-IV
'61333. 9:05x. 11:43x. sanctioned by national governing
bodies. and conducted under auSpices
cf Pequot Athletic Club, of Danbury.
A. A. U. officials in ctfarge.
w. P. Adams, 50 West street, Dan-
bury. director of athletic contests;
liorace P. Murphy. Syracuse, N. Y.,
manager of motorcycle races.
Revolver matches Friday forenoon.
Athletic events. at 1 p.. m. Friday.
7:08.
we no 01111 own ._
BAKING
Steaks . (3110118
All Kinds of Sea Food
Season.
Specials and A La Carte
Served Every Day.
Open Day 3111! Nnght.
#
3W ‘HalnSf.
Troupin’s -'
Exterminator
. Sure Death
toRoaches, W a te 1'
Bugs and 13de
The Clifford
Pharmacy
comma.
.1! 1! fl ,
“303- 2 . m. Saturda .
600 Bath Houses p. M.——12:20. 2:31x. 3:21. 4:21. M°t°r°yd° ”c" a‘ p ‘ y
5:23. 6:07. 8313. 1118!. 1112GX. Admission to grounds. 50 cents.
12:08:. ’7
Sunday. .
A. 1.\I.—6:43. 8:02, 9:19, 10:10x.
- 11:08. ‘ .. '
P. M.-—1:07x. 2:31x. 3:42x. 5.321: Radlo Headquarters
Junior Chautauqua Tickets
ONE DOLLAR
oAdmit to
3r
JULY 6mm 12:11
Ereryth fng
1:
P. ISL—12:06. 12:15 (S). 12:35 (S).
20x. 1:50. 2:30x, 2:54. 2:13 (Ex. 8).
A. ISL—3:25. 4:47. 5:47. 7:09.
8:45, 10:00. 11:19x. 11:54.
3:
P.
i
i5:05x. 8:15x. 10:41x.
A. M.-—-3:25x. 6:54, 7:31x, 8:45x,
10:00, 11:19x.
P.
' A.
P.
' A.
P.
(x
6:48. GzOTX. 7:23x. 8:13. 9:10x, 11:18x,
11:26x. 12.08x. .
‘ SOUTH NORYVALK TO DANBURY
___._. 1‘ ‘ Dally
\ l3 :2- A. lib—4:54. 8:08.5‘ (g) -1 4 (S) . . ‘ . '
11-1.11---“ P. M.--12:25, 1:: .. . : 5 .
JdeAmm—Uigfizm 3:30. 4:27 (Ex. S).‘ 5:26. ’ “1
32‘5- A. M.—S:_25. 9:29. erythin J
" P. M.—-—1:15, 6:20. . ’lech'icalfl
NE\V your; TO so. XORWALK .
Dally . ' . k ‘
A. lit—2:30. 3:15, 4:30. 6:43, 7:00x. _: ,1 _ .
3:151; 8:24x, 9:06. 10:00x. 11:03, q," 7
“it“ (5* No. 15 North Main St.
3:23. 4:10x. 4:35. 5:00x. 5:03, 7:00x.
10:10x. 10:15x, 112007;.
Sunday.
A. M.——5:00, 6:43x. 8:00, 8:213, .
9:03x. 10:00x, 11:10.
P. M.—-12:03x 1:20x. 2:35;. 4:02. Dr. Dletz
.4:252, 5200):. 6:00x. 7:00x, 8:00x,
'9:00x. 102103, 10:15x. 11:00:. .
NE\\’ HAVEN 'l‘0~ SO. NOR‘YALK
Dally
M.—12.~52x. 2:63x.
Sunday.
lit—12:57am. 1:25x.
{5:05x. 6-.O7x. 8:15x. 8:34. 10:41:.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NOR‘VAIAK
Dally
M.—-—4:58. 6:18. 21:34:. 11:10.
M.~—2:24.‘ 5:41.
Sunday.
M.——-6:50. 11:05.
M.———5:OS. 6:18.
l—Express.
(Si—+81cur-wv only .
( Ex. S ) —-——Except Saturday.
32:53:. 3:32,
“'e have a full line of Radio
Equipment at our new store,
No. 15 North Main St.
47 South Main St.
7:25,
- l
22. 4:222.
DENTIST
M. ‘GUTKOWSK-Y
Furniture, Stoves and All
Ho'usefurhishing Good:
87 .NORTH‘MAiN STREET
r-SPECIAL ——
All Cotton Mattresses
i
r Henry Beaupain
Elm Trees/Sprayed;
>4 Woodbury Ave.
Tel. 1406-13
‘ Roll Edge—Any Size
‘ “At—46.75 "
x. ,
.Try‘ a. Classified Advertisement 11
the Sentinel. , * .
1'
B} CfiarIQMcMana:'-:
' ' ‘ i ’ e THE
I ' 1:.an GOING To ‘ NAN! m GONNA o. , .
, . GOT A JOB THAT YNORK A gm vol-lo ,CALLfi. OUT ‘ w .
..,rHY i‘M AS JUST BUILT .. t . sTATIQNS 7 .
[110 VI - FOR ME ' ‘ 4 . I
To THESE 9\,. g 7.
SH
TL.
ORES
‘F'T‘P‘m\
GoflNA as.
_A SAILOR?
//
Traveling 1'
Bags
We have a new invoice of
bags of such a quality that
assure aatiafoc service.
W l :t
A. W. Hodge-
a
-
SPECIAL REDUCTION
ON ALL
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
In Canvas, White 1nd. Buck,-
and Sofins
Max“ 1......
Shoe Store
31 80. Main St. scu’Nonv-aik
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