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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 4, 1922 · page 3

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 4; 1922.

 
 

 

‘JeWS of the

 

 

Financial.or1d -

 

 

m sour! nongofi' sums? summer. __

 

 

 

 

Stock ‘ Quotations

 

 

 

 

 

RoTON POINT PARK

SOUTH NORWALK

fREGENT

ONE NlGHT ONLY

A new pLAY WITH sonos

”LAND o;
ROMANCE

BY ANNA NICHOLS

HEAROHAPA ill HIS NEW SONGS

ANDMANY Of HIS OLD ill/OWL“
SPECIAL AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA :
SEATS ON SALE

Wednesday, Aug. 9, 8:15

 

10 A. M.,‘ Saturday, Aug. 5'

 
 

 

 

 

 

AUGUST 17 -18-19

THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY.

SUPREME EVENT OF THE SEASON !
L. M. RICH’S

Park bathing pavilion.
Conn. out of curiosity.

STAMFORD BAIHJNG BEACH

 

the Finest In the East.
Many people are visiting Htllowe‘en

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Hullowc‘en Park’s New Casino One of

in SIamLmd,
I" be neus has

 

GRAND PRIZE BABY SHOW
Decorated Baby Coach Parade &: Misses White Dress Ramble

' the East.

gone am and that Stamlord‘s new pub- l
lic bathing casino Is the prctti‘ m'
E‘Lminutlon of the place
\\ Ill conxince anyone oi: the t1 uth of
the claim.

The. paxllion is situated on Long

Palace Theatre

olroetlon David acumen—Cyrus

 

w. Gray, Jr” Manager

 

TODAY ONLY

THOMAS MEIGHAN

Supported by a Brilliant Cast of Paramount Stars Including
Theodore Roberts and Others in—

"“Our. Leading Citizen”

A Feature That Is Refreshing as ‘Well as Entertaining

Leatrice Joy,

 

NEWS -:- - :-

:— COMEDY

 

SATURDAY

Don't Think of Missing This Picturization of Entrancing Appeal
Showing Life in Its Sunshine and Sorrows.

“The RightfiWay”

[r Produced Under the Direction'of

 

 

Thomas Mott Osborne.
NEWS ‘ -:- I -:- ' -:- COMEDY
SUNDAY

“The Road to Arcady’,’

 

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Gus Edwards' Presentation of the

“School

SPECIAL TUESDAY MATINEE
$17. 50 m Gash Prizes to the Youngsters.

$10.00 for the Best Singing

$5. 00 for the Youngest Singer of “School Days”
$2.50 for the Best Wesley Berry Impersonation.

' MONDAY AND runsnAY
The Greatest Picture of Them All—

Wesley “F reckles’ ’ Barry.

m, ,
Days

of ‘ ‘School Days’ ’

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Regen-t Thea

David Between. Mgr.

TONIGHT affix—At 7:15 and 9:15.

Direct from the Producers’ Laboratories and Shun
_ the First Time on Any Screen.

' A BRAND NEW SUPER SPECIAL ‘
R' h d Barth lm
Picture that has been in the making for the not seven months. it
declared by the producers and directors to be Barthelmess' great-
est screen work and they are anxious to get the opinion of

Norwalk picture patrons who hme passed first judgment '
upon the last several Barthelmess features.

The Length of the New Picture Will Make
Presentation of Ivy Duke in “The Bigamist"

Igo ADVANCE In em

 

NO nsssnvso SEATS .:-
TOMORROW

In a Picture of Thrills and Heart Interest Appeal—

‘fTHE WOLF PACK "

—AND--

GAIL KANE

A Favorite Always with Norwalk Theatre Goers. Returning in
— Best Role That She Has Played—

“Empty Arm 3’

SUNDAY

“The Road to Arcady’

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MONDAY AND TUESDAY

My Old ~:

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$500—IN HANDSOME PRIZES—$500.

loo—BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMS—IOO
For the Kings and Queens of Babyland

ENTRY BLANKS FREE

At Baby Sllpw Information Bureau at Park and at City Drug Stores.

 

 

Island Sound,
Stamford.
that the city acquired
lowe‘ en. after a. bitter legal fight.
cldcnlallv the man who “as responsi-
lIle. moxc than am one else for the city 9“”
phtaining this splendid park.
'Homer S. Cl" mmings. then mayor of;

in
so named
it

Hallowo' en
'roux the fact-

on Hal-

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Park.

 

 

States. .
There is upwards of 3,600 feet 0'!

excellent beach, divlcg floats. life
ds and all the modern com—1T
icnccs that go With an up-to— the-min-
utc bathing beach.

I Euzrv Fridav night there is a bril-

-« .

$100.00 Singer Sewing Machine First Prize the cit.“ and. in the last Democratic
. - National convention. a candidate with liant exhibition of fireworks. free 0!
i BRING THE'KIDDIES considerable following for the nomi- charge. Dancing is an attraction
nation as presiden. of tlfé tn‘lted every night.
__ , There is a. large cool dining easi-
-___. ., .. .. ,_..._.-._.-._ -.__ __ w- Any»- _. -... _ no. The cuisine is excellent and" the
. I. . sen Ice quick and couneous
lll'lnl'llllll lll'lllll‘lllfl'l'lll'mlflll l ' Peter Vanech. a hotel man of many

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.Slamfm'g, CM'

Eight Miles from South N orwalk

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Cuisine Unexcelled

 

 

 

Scene on Bathing Bench .‘

A Ample Rarking Space

 

in New England States

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Halloween Park

 

Dancing Every Evehmg, 8 to 12

Large Dining Casino

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Fireworks Every Friday Night

‘

PRETTIEST BATHING CASING

 
 

 

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years' experience. is manager or the
pavilion.

 

2“. AA”. ”BA” 7 ,,

 

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T’WI'Y‘IW
' » a .~—_ I ,
Thomas Meinhan and His Stars Pre-
sent Splendid Paramount “Our
Leading Citizen.”

 

 
 

Thomas Mcighan and his gang are
a? the Palace Theatre today for the
final Norwalk showing of "Our Lead-
ing Citizen." :1 Paramount special pro-
auction that merit such a character-
ization in every sense of the word.
This is one of the very best features
that is to be found on the screen to-
day and the Palace patrons will

have elsewhere. Leatrice Joy, Theo-
dore Roberts and a score of brilliant

Special

land other short subjects

supporting stars will be found in the

will be a. comedy

with

big cast. There

Headline’attraction.

NE‘V BARTHELDIESS PICTURE.

First Showing of Big Feature at Re;
gent Today—Stars and Directors

 

“11] Come Here with Picture.

Richard Barthelmess will be In
town tonight to see his latest picture
production. There will be others
with Barthelmess, perhaps one of the
feminine stars of “Orphans of the
gram" 7 mu” Anus..- ”11:23”; A;
note together with directors and tech—
nical men and a score of critics to see
the brand new feature which will be
brought to the local theatre tonight
direct from the laboratories where it
has been in the making for the past
several months. The management is
not allowed to announce the title of
the feature but Is ready to assure the
Regent patrons that they will have a
real treat in store for them in the
presentation of this big new screen
play. , Because of the length of the
tenure it has been necessary to cancel
the arrangements for presenting Ivy

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greatly enjoy it as motion picture fans I

 

This Store 'Will Give
a Beautiful
- 75c Silk Tie

With Every $2.00
Purchase

 

 

 

Prices Most Reasonable

All Kinds of Repairing

Duke In “The Bigamlst" and this pic-
ture will be shown at the matinee
only. today. The Barthlemess special

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FOr Saturday

FREE!
Saturday,

Silk Necktie FREE with Every Purchase

Buy Your Trunks, Bags 69° Suit Cases In a Luggage Shop

the '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Kentucky Hem ..

to the South Xhat “Way Down East"

Th} Play That Is
, Is to New England.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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men'rs or commas o

wi ll be screened at two shows. the
VAL

first at 7.15 and the second at 9: 15.
There will be no achance in prices for ,
“123 pre-lease. Another very successful -
—-————-—-—-——-—‘—'; was experienced by the committee, _'
AUTOMOBILE I‘S COLLISION. the Knights of Columbus and
- being held on the Catholic.
grounds on West avenue. After
lapse of two evenings mused by
grain. those who had previously

 

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A Ford commercial car, ownsd by

the Nash Engineering company and
(.1 non by William Wolt, was badly Hdeprlxcd of the pl res 0
damaged this morning in an accident ‘on hand in Iammnumnbersm
at tEeWr'oY—So—ufh manumany showed their inte and

When it attempted‘ ‘new building which will undoub

 

 

Haxfilund streets.
the made possible by the prom

 

 

to‘sm‘eeze between a Standard Oil
lthe carnlv.al There was plenty

truck bound south and driven .by
Fred Madden. and a Buick tourmgland enthusi at. every
unusually eficient corps- of

car driyen by Mrs. John R. Frizzell,
which was backing from the curb in workers are serving the c.“
front of the Roller Fh e, Ten and ( and making things pleasant in a
Twenty- five cent store. No one was teous manner for the public.
injl red, but the Ford sustained aiproper weather conditions
broken wish bone. and a badly scrap- inromlsed entertainment of the
‘30 Tear right fender. ing‘ which has been featured on
—*—""“-—"‘_" athletic pages or this paper tomes
—Banner Bakers We can supply the sporting public as well as
you with bread. rolls and the best cake 1 others interested in the manly m

' buy. 5 Monroe. 'l‘.el 367. defending oneself, otasnappy 7
you can tion. The dancing floor was tea

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Inspection Invited, '

ronlzed last evening.

 
 
 
 
 

Advertise in the Sentinel.

 
 

 

ast " Day!

COME IN!
Buy $2. 00 Worth of
merchandise and

a beautiful 75c Tie

AwayFree.
Just to Get Acquainted.

 

 

 

FREE '

Last Day!

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

Everything Guaranteed

 
 

 

[SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ”NOW ON UMBRELLAS

- A Complete Line of
. MEN’ S SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR

Most Reasonably Priced

 

 
 

 

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