THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1m.
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1 Regth
Theatre
;.;. Esters-.011, Manager
I
- Theatre 3
Direction David Esterson
Cyrus W. Gray, J'h. Mgr.
' 3T TIME TODAY
2115, 7:15 and 9
Illumzltic sensation of
Ill(‘ season—
“Sisters”
-1>‘.cl11litl photoplay produc.
11-111 1mm the novel by
TODAY ONLY
An impressive drama of mar-
ried lite—One of the big
.screen hits of the 1922 season
1 “A WIFE’S _
AWAKENING”
With All-Star Cast
Special Comedy
International News
l Palace
limhlwn Norris. slarring
Sccna Owens
Gladys Leslie
Matt. Moore
cfcctcd Short Subjects
FRIDAY ONLY
.1:L.~_.;11'£1151 in 111:1 Robertson
l'uh Hillel" special feature—-
“A lVIFE’S
AlVAKE-NING”
Comedy News
FRIDAY ONLY
The picture that is now the
headline attraction at leading
theatre -s——l)on' I miss this re-
m: 1r kahle photoplay
achievement
“SISTERS”
From Kathleen Norris’ Novel
Presented by- All Stars ,1.
SATURDAY
SATURDAY
A Double Feature Program
Exceptional I
.IOE MOORE in
"FALSE BRANDS"
‘ . 11:11 {occurs new idol
“mu. KANE - in
A Big Surprise Double
Feature Program
l You'll forget the hot weather
seeing the productions that
will be offered here.
“'11th1 tomorrow‘s
announcement.
Fri. .,
“Wise Husbands”
AT THE THEATRES
lilih‘liN'l' TODAY. noted “NCO-““5- ...-
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Regent and Palace
DAYS—MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
The Celebrated Screen Masterpiece
I). W. GRIFFITH PRESENTS
“Orphans of
the Storm”
1,-‘1y different from the play as it has its pro-release run
at the Regent and returning from its triumphant
march throughout the country.
1111s been Allu-rt Cupolluni. who direct-
e-l “Sisters." the great feature which
will be shown at the Regent for thug
last time today. "The Hell lumtern."| Iial'ry Hilliard.
“Cilllililr” "Eye for Eye," and "Out;
of the Fog." are some of his morc'
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"1 All Stars in This 12 Reel Picture Beautiful.
have accumulated 11 comfortable for- her fourth 1922 Printed matter 0113 First Grand P155 for Decorated. GO- can
”‘ne by “mun" ’1 “beauty parlor" request. PRESENTED av THE sv‘snmc SENTINEL.
for the pet rings of fashionable so-
] Shows Dailv at 2:15, 7 and 9: 15 den. MARGARET R BEENDLINGER A. B.
’ * VIDA HUNT FRANCIS A B-
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First hotograph of June Caprice, sclccn star and her little
daughter, aplso June, taken at the family home at Great Neck, L I.
The babv was born June 29. In domestic life Miss Caprice is Mrs.
LLITTLE TALKS on THRIFT
By S. W. STRAUS, President
,3 American Society for Thrift.
WE are learning more and more
that co-operation is one of
proportion to the success of the
institution to which his services
are given. Thus as he co~oper~
ates with his co—3workers to the
common good he is benefiting his
own fortunes and is in turn re-
ceiving the reciprocal benefit:
from his associates’ endeavors.
We help ourselves most when we
help each other.
There is a rightful place in or-
ganized business for fair rivalry
and competition among those who
compose the personnel of any in~
stitution. There must: always be
the spark of initiative, and the
incentives that lead to personal
aggressiveness. Nothing is more
deadly to business progress than
a treadmill existence on the par.
of those who do the work, whether
it be mental or physical.
It is a part of individual thrift
to cultivate accord and to prac-
6ce co-operation with those with
,hom we associate in our daily
fduties. It is business thrift
§upon the part of executives to
3'display these same qualities with
their associates and to encourage
1 them among the-Z r subordinates.
Ministers to Foolish Fad.
One woman In London is stated to
GREEN OLIVE SALAD
(MOLDED) A LA SEVILLE
“This salad is delicious! How
did you ever think of such a happy
. combination?"
Praise like this makes your din-
ner successful. The unusual and
appetizing entree, or salad, or des-
sert is remembered long after the
guests have departed. Your “hap-
py combination” will appear on
their dinner tables' In short order.
Dietitians are constantly com-
posing new dishes for just such oc-
casions. Here is a particularly
timely one:
Break two cakg of Neufchatol
photons in pioocé W
paste with two tablespoons of
cream and a teaspoon of butter.
Season with paprika and mix with
eight large Spanish green olives
l pitted and finch chopped, also one-
fourth of a canned pimento and a
sprig -or two of finely chopped
parsley. Flavor with just a mere
suspicion of thyme and mix all to-
gether well. Press into a mold
and chill. In serving turn the
salad from the mold and serve it
whole on a bed of lettuce leaves or
slice and serve on the lettuce
~Ieaves or on Romaine. Mayon-
naise to which a few finely chopped
stuffed olives have been added
should accompam the salad.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
A school for girls and 101' littlé
boys. will open for the year 1922-23,3
on Thursday, September 2lst, at 9:00
A. M.
Thorough instruction by experienced
faculty at coilege graduates in Pri-
mary. Intermediate and Upper School
Upper School offezs College Prepa—
ratory and General Courses for girls
from fourteen to twenty-one. Special
reviews for college examinations.
General course oders as electives:
Econoniics, PsychOIOEY. History of
Art, FIenc‘h and German etc.
indiv-diual instruction and develop;
iment of right method of study.
Mu...»
‘ have become reconcimaul de’Fere.
3 son of a French detective. had an-
Small classes giVe opportunity for: ,
CONGRESS MAY
SPREVENT COAL PRICE
(Continued from Page One)
bring coal from England and Wales
, since the strikeflaegan 'to reach ser-
ious proportions.
. President Holding was understood
todav \irtuallx to have completed the
message he will present to Congress
dealing with the nation's industrial
situation. No indication was given as
‘tg just when he would deliver it.
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Quality thastI ca: 3 THREE SPECIAL
“°* ”'3 “P"caled . VICTOR RELEASES
3.
011 Sale Tomorrow
SLT’DREAUS ARE RECONCILED.
NEXV YORK Aug.17.——Jacqueline
Lebaudy. 16 daughter of the late
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Jacques Lebaudy self-styles' Emper- “ Donnell S
or of Sahara." and Roger Hemi Clem- 3
cnt Sudreau, whom she married last . V 1
January, and “ho later separated 18 80' 3M3!!! Street
, SKYRocKErING
am at."
RHYS NOR
ARCHITECT, memo:
consume:
3. 8. "a“; II“. T”.
' no... Ila-wan: sou
Washington 8“.“ .
Bo. Roi-walk Trust Co. Bliss“?
attorney for Jacqueliue's mother, an—
nounced on receipt of advices from
:1
Paris. ,
Previous reports Ifleceix ed from Par-
is had stated that annulment prooeed- ‘
ings had been slatted for the daugh-
ter of Jacques Lebaudy for whose THINK "F RYSZ
death, by shooting at W'estbury. N.
51‘. her mother had been acquitted - ._
and that young- Sudrcau, who is the
~—
If you are looking for a quality bat-
tery. at a low price, here it is ! Quali-
In the annulment proceedings. Alme- ty plates—selected cedar wood sepa-
Lebaudy Charged that 11" daughter raters. Every part of the C. W. Bat-
had been coerced into marriage with tery "(Wood ISeparator) is carefully
Sudreau on his father‘s representa~ made of best material, down to the
“ODS that the marriage would she last detail. It is by far the best bat-
Jacquelin the right to control her tery at anything like the price. Sizes
fathers estate. to fit all cars. Ask for our prices.
. "he Rysz Battery Station, 49 West
Advertise in the Sentinel. Avenue. Phone 938 .—Adth
swered with suit for divorce
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Final Reductions on All 7
Sum er
Footwear
A Well Balanced Selecfiouh
mains from Which to Choose.
Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
31 80. mm St. rec. norwak
ROTON 1130le PART
SOUTH N ORWALK
AUGUST 17 -18-19
THURSDAY—FRIDAY——SATURDAY
SUPREME EVENT OF THE SEASON !
L. M. RIGH’ S
GRAND PRIZE BABY SHOW
Decorated Baby Coach Parade 8; Misses White Dress Ramble
$500—IN HANDSOME PRIZES—$500
loo—BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMS—‘IOO
For the Kings and Queens of Babyland
From the Da ,
of Our Opening ;
We have been M “V95
tised by Wish. 3
Quality Speak: for Itself.3 ’
Quick Service
, ,;.- ..ENTDV 1213'. ANKQ DRIPP-
At Baby Show Information Bureau at Park and at City Drug Stores. ’
' $100. 00 Singer Sewing Machine First Prize ‘
BRING THE-KIDDIES
u
L. M. RICH
MANAGER BABY SHOW
Please enter my baby 1n the Grand Prize
Baby Show and Decorated Baby Carriage
Parade and Misses’ White Dress Ramble and
Contest. I agree to abide by the rules of the
contest and the decision of the judges.
Fullnar'neofbabyis
Age
NameofParent.....................-.....3
Street ..
CityorTown..............';..........
Pleasemark X In circle to signify classes into
which you make entry
ommodlous school rooms, large
glgnnasium, ample and beautiful
tal and physical evelopment.
and drawing. 33 3 33333
Th Principals may e seen :1
50110131 by appointment after Septem- ,
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grounds offer eQui ment for best men-3 3
Exceptional teachers Of voice, piano3 ‘
Class 1.0 Most Beautiful Babies . ....... ‘lst, 2d, 31!, 4th, 5th Prizes
Class 2. O Finest Twin Babies . 1st, 2d, 36, 4th, 5th Prize: 1
Class 3. O Fatteot Babies ................ 1st, 2d, 8d, 4th, 5th Prizes
Class 4. O Smallest Babies .............. 1st 21!, a1, 4th, 5th Prizes
Class 5. 0 Most Strenuous Babies ........ lst 2d, 311, 4th: 5th Prizes
Class 6. 0 Most Beautiful Doll Babies . ..... 1slt, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th Prizes
Class 7. 0 Most Beautifully. Dec. Carriage 1st; 26, 3d, 4th, 5th Prizes
Class 8.0 Most Beautifully Dec. (50- Cart 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th,'5th Prizes
' Class 9. 0 Most Beautifully Dec. Doll Car. 1st, 21!, 3d, 4th, 5th Prizes
Class 10:~Q Most Original Novelty or Float lst, 2d, 311, 4th, 5th Prizes
9 WM. A. ROGERS 26-PIEGE CHEST OF SILVERWABE.
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