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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 20, 1922 · page 3

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FRIDAY

Mr. & Mrs. Carter

De Haven

in a comedy production that
WlTT outclass “Twin Beds".
and "The Girl in a Taxi"

“MY LADY
FRIENDS"

A First National Attraction

SATURDAY '

Two pictures that will afford
plenty of excitement

“THE THREE
BUCKAROOS”

A picture of action. love and
red blood.

-—AND—

LOUISE GLAUM

__|N_..

“Love”

COMING!

The Storm

With House Peters and the
Greatest All—Star Cast Ever
Assembled.

 

 

 

 

 

AT THE THEATRES

“LOO D AN D SA 34' D.

Lila-nth" l'ictum ls Meeting All
(‘inims Made for it and throwing
("away Audi-"mm.

“llloori and Fund" lw-gins its giirll

at thc ltcgcnr. 'i‘lwutr» today and
' l‘ications ant- limt it, will lm the mg-
7 The hunilrwls of w-opls: who
sr-cn this: production nlncl- it
npvnml Monday :lrc llnrllmlll‘lt‘rlly loud
in tT‘aV'li" prime-v f Th“ production
from tlw rein to lilv finish and it will

F st.
luuc

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r'lrrk {m it ELL.“ gift-Y’llli‘i‘wl from the
filifllit" of its; rviwmv L24 (mt: of the
Ex!" miv- r prullur llmm of liu‘ 6'4 axon.

\ Lr'll‘rlt'ii’if.) H at his lust :ml nltll tllc
Import rl in 'mm iy Lila Lac and
NHL Nni-il coupled with the capable
:ilrv-cinlz. docs a work that smr-
yrlw-S e-‘w‘-n his admirers. "illomi and
E .ml" Will Nintlnm' ‘1: the it“s:r‘nt to-
:. Mr and [mum-row, ,
PAT. \f'E-l V \i‘ilflt’llJJ-I.
\- w Hill (nv‘nin: Tomorrow H1333 Scy-
erai Feature Acts.
"'1'.” m’tl- \'..iil£Tr‘\iiiT" bill which will
, .il in": T‘ATTU‘“ Tlicrilrri tomorrow
w‘nnm» of [hp week has sevcr.
l, DEL? feature acts which will grcatly
m:- TElt"liT,K‘l"Q"’)t‘l‘H 02' this city.
"am it» pr'nwriv «“3339;ch as thé
“l gin-1 Twat. bill of the chsnn thus
Bally Sylvia. one: or the smart—
. ;ll‘.">niii‘fl in louder-lilo will he one
Th" stars of the show and she will
:g'w‘inll}; intolrpst ihr- kiviriics at the
- llllrlTlLY matlllew whorl shP will
Niko. n. prescntation n! a. beautiful
'. The doll was one or two that
«7... to ha?” borrow griw‘n away ‘whmi
“l’lrvmlty's “’nrtll" was rPrnmly Shown

l" «2:

not! it is Ilnrmlnwri. The managr-
man. is! .an-w 9‘ ml.‘ :nmn little Nor-walk
all”. .vzt)! ll illn‘ l») hnvc the drill and
'ITTFLlllL"nli‘lll.1 For prowling it a llama
fr- nil nrvpnrmi for Saturday after—
-:m. T‘m :loll may on semi in Ja-
“w window. With Baby Silvia
Em Art Harris Xv. ('30.. four wcll

\"l stars in a. poppy comedy prP— ,

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

The Third and Best Vaude-
ville Bili of the Season.

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. plihlishsm)

Aerial DeGroft's

Speedy Gymnast:

 

Baby Sylvia

Vaudevilic‘s Juvenile Star I

. Orren 8; Drew
“Originators Who lmitate" r

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The Gypsy Wanderers
A Light Operatic Tabloid

Art Harris & Co.

In a Comedy Peppy
Prescription

Snappy Songs-Daring Dances L
Dashing Damels

-— AND —-
THURSDAY & FRIDAY.

The Select Super Feature

“Conceit”

SATURDAY
BETTY comrsou in
“THE GREEN TEMPTA-
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SPECIAL SATURDAY
MATINEE

FOR THE KTDDIEG.
Baby Sylvia will award a
handsome doll to some child

attending the matinee.

Admission—20c.

Coming-Mon. & Tues.
By Request of Palace Patron.
RoooLPl-l VALENTINO

L — TN —
"BLOOD G SAND"

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scriptlon: the Ar'rlal DeGrofts who
are sensational performers; tho Gypsy
\‘Vnnvlcrvrsln light opcmilr tabloid
and John ()rrcll nnli Lillian Drew, a
duo ,who imllnir- nnrl originate.

PALACF TOD \Y.

“A “‘nmzm of Sn Imprirumoc" and
Buck Joncsmmm On Big Bill.
In the days when thr- ifrohmans

were creating tho:- voguo of English
plays. nose Coghlinn appeared all
star or “A Woman of No importance"
with Maurie:> ilnrrymorr. hcr inmi—
lns: mun. Srlct‘t Pictures in now
screening thc Oscar Wilde mastvrpivcc
at the i'alaco Thcnirc today with
Bunk Jones in "Xt’cst of Chicago."
Fay Compton and Milton Rosmer
play thr lcavlinp: roles. The cvrnt
will hit in. every way worthy of the
aitcntionditerary and educated then.-
trcgocrs pay to important works of
the stage and scrcon.

“ELDERLY! TI‘MPI" AT THE RF-
GE'N‘T 1V NOR“‘ALK.
The licssrs. Schubert will present

at‘thc. Regent Theatre in Norwalk on
Monday night a. new musical comedy
"Fllossom ,Time." The story is based

on,the life of Franz Schubert, the
famous Viennese- r-omposer. The
scone s laid in Olrl Vienna. The or—

iginal ll emr of ‘hc :2.an "mo disc":
ered in a semi- fiction and semi- bio-
graphical me of Sr-nulw. l v. .-. .
shortly aftrr his (lawn. ‘
This material was worked over into‘
a musical comedy by Wincr sum
lcichcrt. Dorothy Donnelly has en-
tirely rc‘writtcn thc fable and has
supplied a new set of lyrics. An in-
teresting feature of the piece will be
thc introduction of melodies from.
Franz Schubert and H. Berta, adapt— 1
cd by Sigmund Romper-g. Schubert.
in the play. is already famous, but at
times is sadly in need of food and his
friends watch over him that they may
supply this deficiencyawhcn it occurs.
Seats arc now selling.

 

 

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smut-m MAN ASKS FOR
DIVORCE ON 2 CHARGES.
Roger Hibhard of Bethel has
brought divorce proceedings in the 7'
Superior court against Louise Hunt
Hihhard of Samt'ord. He charges dc;
scrtion in September. 1919, and adul;
try in Stamford in April of 1921. Be-
sides divorce. he asks for custody of
two children. The couple were mar-

 

ried in December, iflld‘atPort Chest: ‘
or. N. Y-

 

DOROTHY BMW '

be
7 held in the ’l'd'w’n Aesembiy mm: the E '
T ‘ Sworn! District mccting in the t.oun--. . ‘ A a E
- cil chambers. City Hall. and the Third i . ,. ' - . ' , '
District meeting at Community Hall, 9 - ‘ E
Van 2am: strect. " ' H j 7 ' 7
WDAY OKLY 3 There is littlc if any new business ‘ THAM££ {NC E ‘ “MOE SEPT. 17
x . , .0 come herorc anv of til» i ‘2: . ‘ H. V 7
5A Winning Double Feature save tllc nnnllal‘ repel-gs. 1:10:12? life. i W
'AIOW '1' transaction of such other business as l 3 Wm.” III‘ ~‘ ' .
- - . fnay propm‘ly conic hcforc thi- ulect- I ’There “ever was
Fey Gorg‘oprtsgeranig Milton . ;' mg. l I 8?Atlanfic5t.§fimfor3 . , . _ ,
, 1 ~ _ , ._____.__- 2 3 a Lover Like—-
0”” “may: Summon r: PLA}. 1'. s. FIELDS OF HONOR. ' . :.
5 . . , ., g
“A WOMAN OF NO WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-~\Vork cf 1 V , » ' 2 THE HILLSIDE 3030011 T -- '- _ ' '
IMPORT ANCE» 44...... mm 44...... m... ”calm ’ ¢ ‘ Prospeél Hill. Filmy!!!"1k ROd’OT “h
- . A ' honor in Franco, England and flclm’ur» -' ' ’ .
. .. ‘ > 111118
—- AND - " as the final rt-stim: Plal‘rs oz" {mum GOOD- A SChOOl tor Sn.” and (0“1922-23,” '
BUCK JONES in American dcad of the world war will " 7 5 2105's, will open for tggrfias; at 9. '00 .. L ‘ P
H - n .m started ncxt month on lhc basis. » > _ A7 4,, ..._ M, . . on Thunday 889mm 7' l ‘ t1 V
WEST OF CHICAGO of plans approve-d by tho “'ar Dvparl’- ‘ E E E ‘ . __WA' f A. M- d ‘ b a -811 no
H, mhnt and tho T-‘inn Arts Commission. ' which vxiil l‘t“qll‘:l"" ”50'” 111W“ »‘"“‘-"-" 3 Thorough in?fmmi$§za::§e$en;; .' .
.--- . .—-—-S Majm Henry L. Gl‘f‘é’i‘l was (ii-dorm] :lnei consist inti‘l‘f'i‘v' in the Naming ('5 l {acuity 0t (:0 ego -
H W FF: AT. today to take trons. sh rubs and lnwnfi. ‘ 3 mar y, mmmedtste and Upper SChOOT

in adding a very valuable ((-nclirl‘
its faculty

of the (‘hnlif Russian Normal Srimnl
of Dancing. an exhibition «lam-fir
exceptional
to give a, coorse of thirty
miucminnal rimming. ill-‘lutilnp; Grown.

tive and ballroom. ,wilh o. (I'lmilgh

‘ ‘ ' roles on: '
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Upper School offers College Preps-
-atory and General Courses for girls
from fourteen to twenty—one. Special
for college examinations.

There Never Was
a Picture Like——

reviewg _
General course offers as electives.
Economics, Psychology History of .

Art. French and Gannon etc.

Small classes give opportunity for
indivdiual instruction and develop.
mam at right method of study.

Commodlons school rooms, large
gymnasium. ample and beautiful
grounds other equipment for best men-
cal and physical development.

Exceptional teachers of voice, piano
and drawing.

Enrollments strictly limited Princi—
pals may be seen by appointmentr
P ed matter on request.
uthARET R. BRENDLINGER A B

ViDA HUNT FRANCIS. A. 8.

“Blood and»
San

 

CONTlNUOUS PERFORMANCE
DeLuxe Shows at 2:30, 6:30, 8:45

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no ADVANcE lN PRICES

 

 

 

' -' . Boxes (Reserved) ......... 46c
—,- Matinee .............. 1 Oc‘20c
THE Evening .......... 15c—2Sc‘39c

Pius Tax

 

COCHRAN SCHOOL
East Avenue, Nut-walk.

A Private School for boys,
from the ages of six to eighteen

Fall Term opens, W ednesday,
Sept. 27th.

All classes are purposely
small and are positively limited
in size.

School session each day from
8 :45 until 5 in the afternoon.

Particular emphasis placed
on the College Entrance Board
requirements. , ,

Organized athletics and play
are carefully supervised, also
gymnasium.

Kindergarten for girls and
boys from the ages of 3 to 6.
( Hours frc‘lm 9:30 {C 1‘2 :15.

Illustrated booklet upon request.

 

 

 

 

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('I‘llll‘s" ill tlv‘hnimlc. Lessons “'i‘si lir—
:.lll 'l‘llvf-‘i‘lzil. l‘t'lohrl‘ 3rd.

i 'T‘hr :lm-nmmlllyinr: plclurn shows
Miss (llil‘l‘in in .\ L‘oslumc worn at mic
ElI‘i :livzwumnvws :ii (":ll'nvlzin HolL

off Thv FYIH‘OT will \vplvcnm :l {cw up-
Sum-um,- m»! rmmivclmi with the svliool
in “Twin lilr‘ privilmzo of inking this
“0th lllfl} lm P‘ITCT‘ldElT mi immrst.
\ppTlrnlimx should lac Malia immrdi»
TITE‘T) in Hm inimlpnls

has sucromirii
tn
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:zrmluulcfi
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The Hillsirlc Sclinol From the Day
of 0111' Opening
We hsve been greatly save:-

used" by tndivldiuls.
Quality spun m- nun.

Quick Service

Sanitary and nttdsototy food
is served. We We on

for the comma:
Anna Grim" of Now York.

h as horn sm'il rml

:lhlliiy. i
lessons in 1
i

national. csillellc. chm-actor. interprn.

 

 

Regent Theatre

DAVID ESTERSON Manager
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY

 
 

 

 

’ , ..~ w. 'r. cochmn, (U. s. Naval stashmhoplsndsssfooil'he
Monday Evening, September 29th Academy) Headmaster . only pm .in town like mm“
The Messrs. Shubert Present . p m” m u m m m

 

 

 

 

 
 

0 DVD Inter! she).
Blossom ‘l‘l ~ ' 
. A 'Three-Aci Musical Play. ictrOIa SOUTH
ok L ric b Doroth D n H.
:2..::::444.4.44:74.— NORWALK

 

At The

A. J. Collins Co.

70-72 North Main St.

ONE OF THE MOST ELABORATE STAGE PRODUCTIONS THAT
HAS EVER COME TO NORWALK AND DlRECT FROM
lTS BIG TRIUMPH ON BROADWAY

 

LUNCH
South Nmslk.
39341 So. Main street

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

SEAT SALE WEDNESDAY, 10:30 A. M.
Prices .................................... $1. 00 to $2. 50

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

m-Scniinel Ads pa y.

 

 

 

 

Weatherstrip Is More Essential Than a Valve On
a Radiatork

This fuel savmg device cannot be overlooked this
year. with coal prices higher than during the war.

There’ s A Long Hard Winter Ahead

 
 
 

It IS cOstTy to let heated air waste thru the Targe crevices around your.
window: and doors. You” can 't sit idly by and see your cold cash

going to waste.
' Alimetal Wesflierstfip

on your windows and doors makes a‘ little coal go
a long way. --

Keep snug and Warm on MTess heat. Save your
coal. Save your coal dollars. Be? comfortable.
Allmelcl is the Weatherstrip you want

t . We are ready to measure your building and give
' claim-nae without obligation On your part- to purj'
c asc. '

 

mimics
WILLIAM E. BSDRDAN

121 Roosevelt St. Telephone 2805-2 new-wart; Conn.

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FATHER RAISE
DANGER TO BEA

BASE BALL-
PLHYER?

WHY DON‘T- You“? .

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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tel-MM": ‘
ARE

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

.OH l SEE
Yoo' RE ONE
‘ or THEM

CANT YOU SEE.
BANQER Alli! T ’ .
Rim Win-TE . ’ , _. ‘
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.. SPECIAL on
Men’s Fall
Shoes

Loather Lined, Hand Welter!
Soles ‘ «7;

$5. 95
Max Levy’ 5 4 f
Shoe StOre 3

31 30. Main St. Norwaik

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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OUR EVERY DAY
PRICES :

Gillette ~Blades. (Genuine)... 9‘

 
 

 
 

Dozen ......... .
Lavcris Mouth Wash, ._ '
19C, 396, 59¢.
Listerine ........ 19c, 39¢, 695'

Cuticura Soap . . .. 20c, box 598'
Woodbury's Facial Soap. 4

 
 

20c. box 595
Ex Lax .......... 9c. 22c, 33;:
Emma Seltzer 9c, 22c. 39c
Boals Rolls .............. to:
Witch Hazel. pint ........ 39c '
Robinson's Barley . 21c; 42c
imperial Granum. 21c. 55c, 89?:
Meliin's Food ............ 63:
Milk Magnesia Phillips. 21c, 39c
Dryco .................... 59¢

 

Horiick's Malted Milk. 37c, 79?;
Anti-Colic Nipples .. 2 for 13¢ ;

The Clifforé
Pharmacy

80 South Main Street,
South Nos-walk 4

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CREPE

The predominating fabric this
season. “'0 have it in Silk,
“’00! and Cotton. 1

The Textile Storé

136 Washm' gton St.
South Nor-walk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

NOTICE --

We buy and sell new Iii .
second hand clothing. '

Highest prices paid.

If you have any, drop fi‘i’
card and we will call.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Nowell (‘9' M

CLOTHIERS 5 FURNISHERS’
“To Men Who Knoyfl
153 Washington St! 86. Nomi

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

- 25 Per Cent. or: on '
Our High Grade
HEN’S WOOL Pm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Carpets and Russ. Hand mead.

 

 

 

 

 

CONNECTICUT Cf '
CLEANING C0.-

wcedar at. South Nprwilk’,
.. Phone us -
W clean and renew com

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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