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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 6, 1922 · page 2

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“L Regent " Théat‘e’

DAVID EQ‘I'EROOIl, Pmident and .Managlny Director

, -TODAY
TOMORROW AND THURSDAY
THE PICTURE OF THE vein: '

JOHNBARRYMORE

America' a greatest actor in the character of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle‘:

ce.clrruted detectir e——-

“SHERLOCK HOLMES”

Here you here at once the mos1 thrilling and fascinating story you

have ever found on the screen presented in the most
appealing and interesting way. .

SEE SHERLOCK nonmas 1

SATURDAY

ADouble Feature Program That Reaches the Top Notch of
,7 Perfection.

WILLIAM RUSSELL

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“MIXED FAcns

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. Steady
ning work. Apply C. J. Mints Co.

SHIRLEY MASON

“Shirley of the Circus”

 

'ro LET—Grooms. improvements. 12

Burbank sonnet. inquire John J Di
Sen, 1:1 loin Streét, Nor-walk.
Phone 1113. '

T0 LIT—811mm apartment. oil

motion improvements. corner Mon-
roe und' Chutnut- Streets. 80. Nor-
folk. Inc. John J. D! Seal, 121 Main
St., Nowelk. Phone 1112.

Westfield Police Chief
.At Variance With PeaSe .
. " and Virelli on Arrests
doux': coupe from jail: Enroute

from Bridgeport apparently to can
ad... Ledoux stopped at Hartford and

 

 

' unmoleoted. ’got his car from a garage

there.
Permit. Them to Go.

Chief Dally. instead, telephoned to
the one. of the Motor Vehicles de-
partment in Hartford. There he was
informed an‘autcmobile or the Stude-
baker’e description _ was registered
under Edward Ledbux’o name. Upon
receiving that information. Chief Daly
turned the car over to Ledoux and

l the men s clothing. were a birth cer‘

 

 

coupe error:

by 113. earning!
kept in' comedy of Westfleid police. _

for neither Ledooi not Zepko cogrid
satisfactorily establish Ownership. ~
in one of the “five bags containing

uficate issued by a town clerk in a

New ¥ork state and bearing a girl's

name and a woman' 3 photograph.
Mair“.

Conflicting statements were made
by interested omcials yesterday con-
cerning the names Ledoux and Zepko
gave ‘1 hen first arrested in Westfleld.

Chief Daly asserted the blotter of
his department reods‘ 'John Collins
and Edward LaLonde."

High Sharla Simeon Peace said
he had seen the Weetfield blotter. and
that the men had siren their right
names.

Chief Duly said no official or person
representing himself as being from the
Fair-field County jail has been in West-
field.

Frank Virelli, eergeant of State
police, said he saw the Westfleld police
blotter and that both men had de-
scrlbed themselres as Zepko and
Ledoux thereon.

How Routes “'ere Covered.

Inquiry last night showed that
many important cities in Connecticut
had not been
escapes on the night of
currence

On one route out of the city, Mil-
ford police said .‘ they thought they
had a. reporti " New Haven said they

their oc-

 
 

notified of the two.

 

 

Green eh or Marnamneck. Stimford
police said they had a. report.
“Over another highway, Wallingford
police said they had no report; Meri-

- den police ”thought" there was a. cir-

cular somewhere around on it: Hort-
ford police had a report and the oili—
cer in charge of Springfield head-
quarters had to "confer with a super-
ior" before he could find out if there
was a report on not. The conference
was opparently in progress at press
time. Bridgeport police were ad-
vised of it about two hours after the
men were missed"
Hartford Police Qua-led.

. It was not known at Hartford po-
lice headquarters last night what
steps police in that city took after re-
calving word, at 10: 30 on the night of
November 22. of Ledoux's escape, to
watch for him. or whether it. was
known he had an automobile in a. gar-
otgc there. Ledou‘x was not seen get-‘
ting his Studebaker from a Hartford

garage.
W.-
> PRINCE SEES POPE.

ROME. Dec. 6.-——Prince Andrew of
Greece arrived here today from Brin—
disi. where. he landed yesterday. .It is
expected that he will be receired by
Pope Plus in private audience before
leaving for London. '

' Stamford.

CAPITAL l. L “

Zilli.‘ :Iriijllrn .,,,_

Realty (Mayan)-
8.000000 in Sew Share
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:11: papers filed yesterday at rm. 3(_
Eco of the secretary of the gym a
number of increases in capital em; W
shown as follows:—— "

The Cyril Johnson W ollcn Cormu.
Stanford. fnom 531713000 to 375') H r p

.The Beafd Chili: Mfg. Co.. Bri-!:.-
port, irom' 3505600 to $300,000.

The East E11 1 Realty Corp. llri 1:.»_
port, fi'orr'r £1,310.0(0 to 3250313111,

The John S. 1. :me & Son Inc. 3: r. "
iden, from <80, "£93 to 5286, 6'30.

J. N. Ney Co, Hartford. from S"
(":0 to 87450011.

\cw Corporations

The following companies were i’..‘r ‘
corporated: , __

{The Capitol 3-1 ial Bed Co" Inc. 1»,
sunla. $25, 000; in lwgrin xviih =: f
nbe Schar‘nett, James \Vill‘unv,
V'ilbur Dodge. James P... Kenna", :

The Andy & l-‘hrian Co., \Vfiti-l" .
onto electrical (quizpmnm, $1n_n .3
brain businrss with 86,1111“; in...” . .
a'cd, J. Leo th‘an. Anthony '1“. 2', . ,1 '
bang, \V. J. McGraih.

The Safety Steamship C0,, T‘ridrr.
port. transportation canital Sl’r .. .
It begin “'llh $.- .‘00' .Arthur “i
Lawrence H. Alum an! I‘pr;j g}
Borne.

Schmitt‘s Auto Elm-trio {Q‘s-pm... l: .
capital of 5103100; in...”

 
 
 

 

 

Eon-Jars “Killian B. Schmifl,
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Store closes daily at 6 o ’clock-

 

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Direction of DI VID ESTERSON;

 

GLOAiiiXMSili’AANbON ; .. ' .
~ ' T . ~ j Ready fur Christmas Shappm

In Her Vow szrmrimt Sui”?! Feature DEL-“x“
‘6
Her Gilded Cage”. ‘
Sale of . 1118 Children 5 Shoe Dap: rtmem _
Expert Attention and Service‘ 1-3: Growmg Feet

 

 

 

A Dazzling Story of 1!. o Fate of a Social Butterfly.

 

 
 
 

THURSDAY —. FRIDAY _ SATURDAY _ Stamped Pieces
FIVE BIG ACTS or KEITH VAUDEVILLE , ‘ House om rm- The fitting of .1. is m
AND —-—-— iSth ready f0l’ the em- question. The gener ll C!1.‘ll;‘l:"nr (if Emir-.33.; :

 

the shoes cost so much and “8:1.“ ‘01:: * -
Cheap shoes are a pan. asiz‘u‘ ‘
travagance, for you do 111:1: 2;: {2:3 {3:2

broidery work. In two
shades of blue, and” one
of pink, “here $1.98

 
 

Clara Kimball Young

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In Her Latest Metro Special Feature Releaseu '
“THE HANDS OF NARA” For $1 25 _m0ney. _ . g '
S A T U R D A Y Towels, '22 inches '1 ”1;”!!! Read Footform Shoes 71*: "‘1' its list
GLADYS BROCKWELL . wide, for either cro- § an .r obtamnbls and for 5:33;}; in: ' '
With an AllSmr Cast in F” Chet or embroz“ ...3r h » Shoes for School and Play 4- ;‘ cask»; «‘ 0— 7--—-,---.-.
“ A ' A K ” ‘ work. orse, dull calf‘tzm can): .13.] ’ .. ”
% ‘ 59 “r = ~ . For a... and girls, 1 ._,
........ . - _________)1 ’ ‘ g r and age, $2.15 up
C d Shoes for Dress and Dancing 5:31:21 ,
PRACTICAL GIFTS IN LEATHER NOVELTIES an y , ‘ leather and White bus}; uhi.ec ll {1‘13
JUST A REMINDER GhOl-"h own “Read”. ’ iffipiz g2?) bUCk ““11 PW?” \ 1T1 ‘ '
{a guaranteed r US In.“ C.1.i ‘n’llr‘ll‘Q -
Address Books Auto h B ks sweep. .
Shopping Li?“ Engagg-glient oBoooks ufniilly fresh and made r," 7313.! Chi: .1731] and girls, pricej'igg 5:53;:
Telephone Lats Bridge Score Sets 0 be best chocolate. . _ . to 512:. $2. 75 up. ‘
Three grades, in on: ,i ‘ .. . . .fi

task Sets
Swap Books
Playing Card Case:

pound boxes, ,
50. 80 ch. and 3100
Try t be famous

Illness-Day Books
Photograph Albums
Children’s Pencil Sets

Key Cases

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Coats of Luxurious Style

V' ' o G'f . . ‘
. mt or 1 t ..111'! Book Department. MUN“! and Corona Cloth, new Shipment 13?.“ M" Choco-
Beautiful and dependable materials and with Lyerrie. Unfieonnit grit:

pound boxes done up
in two styles of wrap-
pmg

The Hamilton Shop

49 WALL STREET — Open Every Evening Until 9 P. 1!.
Resenve voun VICTROLA FOR CHRISTMAS NOW.

master tailoring. These have l “3.
cuff: of Astrakhan, black or tauérifxfo rs and

$l15.00, $150.00 to $250.00

" Second floor.

$1.00

Main floor. ,

 

 

SLIPPERS Towels. nice ones for Gifts
‘ A beautiful line, and if one is inclined toward

Make Idea] ’ _ a gift of this kind here are some good Qualities.
Turkish Towels in both plain and Jacquard

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Amas Gifts
weaves with fancy colored borders and some have
pace for monograms.

59 of: to $1.00,. 31 .25....151’59
Turkulr Towels in guest size. 39 and 59 cts.
Turkish Towel Sets, three or four pieces, nice

FOR WOMEN

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

l'} boxed. I... ’sMJ“ W
EVERY woman and Miss has 3 pCS. Towe' and two face‘ ills-“d, ‘
«i h use to; fHague Slippers and I1)" Ll ‘. “.1111; U ‘. ’. I‘M” ’hw A151 25 and $1 50
r: ere you’ in a selectiOn that .- 5-, '“ I I ' . .
MET... ‘(rvwvb ac -zflii-ingrrfzzfihfins ‘ {RWY—w 3 pcs. Large and small towel, one face cloth, grfiicfi Piefirassifi
.. . L.“ l' ('3 CV1. l |l ‘ .- c ~
gfégo to the f ncst leathers, maue‘k‘l" _' :.’\-i8 rm"- ‘ ”‘00 cthe oven COOkiflg ware. [ - ‘)
g '1 P- -. - ' 4 PCS Large and small towel, two face cloths, The? bottles will not 15 There 'l - m. c, m i: cu: Home.
$2.50 . cm" W‘th boiling become acquainted with good mp: " ’
/ 7 Huck Towel; of Irish fine“, hemstitched, with 1‘; fligonarsllia grey hill; desirable as to become acquainted
,x‘ . , ‘ hmask borders, straight line borders or some spe- - makes them gas? is” g with good literature.
L...— ,, a Q .mlly su1tablefor monograms. In tWO $3265: " small fingers to grasp. ' ~-"»‘10V'3n,.Wagner, Mozart, Chopin, Gris;
FOR MEN gust sgze, 69. 75 cu. “131-25. and $1.50 In 8 ounce srze and the 13"" one
. _ 835:” 5 ts 7:0“131'001 “-50 *0 52-75 - 25 ch. each. “Brunswick" Phongraphs
v, YOU'LL make his evenings . ‘1 ” , am e xe consiSfing 0f five Basement. . The \ l‘i?'h
~ _ himh:m:fl:l::o::et:r 3 you 5:" . .Jileces; mat, large and 5mm towel and two face. quAlity wiggle;areégleehzggltiodfilgnni 511:5
2.. . Pen, offfered in : Vzriseiys‘lgr Gills ’ ‘ $4.“) and $5.00 ' 3: If Tied - ' 011 display' *
: ' , models and leathers. I . . 1 i ' ‘ 71 1 . ’L . Third fl°°r With Ribbon InCofisole Style Upright Models
. l I . i v ' . iTlre “York" 111 Adam K} 0 Ad b m1
- - IS“: the Basement ThereareR‘r 3f 1 o. -00 am TL
.7 _ . . = . ‘- every dew-1m 7 [brawn mahogany. mahogany, $100. 00
‘ Milton Elwood _ g _ 30!! ‘1‘}:an lid “1131:1me wont to. gag up all kinds of 515033 No. 202 Red mung):J
g3. , heart . r1: ‘ . ‘ ' guy, $125.
a . 122 :9; Km” 3"”‘- GM ind Edueotrond ray; forbusy minds. Wm bani) ' No. 210 Red Mahog’
¥ 1* 4 m r 1, Whoa emu/rm. made. ...1 A... m rm” my, $15000
M nun: Nor . - - ' » , No. 212 Red Mahab-
com-o '10 GREEmvrc-n i: dgoee to cantor-d, Thenzwm be an , . g , 1 _ (my, $200. 00
“ °°" ””9133" we end o. ride Ihoot . , ~' _-« » _ ,
MM 0‘ n as well as drill. Battery e war he . ._Bplle’. , '- , NO- “7 370W“ ma-
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