i LIIW'ARD LOWRY . II T/’/, REGENT THEATRE ll \\ ll) ILISTERSON, menu. FEBRUARY 15,1923. ' ' Managing Director I’ till" Ilr Ill. TODAO p. :tzi'IJIy the biggest and, best picture that has been pre- sented in Norwalk in the history of the motion picture art. The Flirt b pm. the novel by Booth Tarkington—Produced as a Universal Jewel Special ' WITH AN ALL STAR CAST I- nl'l't‘l'l‘tl with the personal guarantee or the man- I.wry admission will be refunded to persons not . ”uni; plum-II and satisfied that. the picture is the host presented in years. Palace ‘ Theatre lull!) ISS’I‘ERSON, Managing Director III rt. “In the Ring" ii )I ).\Y—TOMORROW——SATURDAY . Another Knockout Keith Vaudeville Show i IVE BIGGEST ACTS YET OFFERED BOB FERNES «it 00. “A Lease for Life” : IIREE KIRKILLOS Iiltll‘rdii.’ *. Jumping Gymnasts PATRIcE AND SULLIVAN \ annlmille's Most Brilliant Artists in "An Interlude of Melody" AND and Friday—Viola Dana in Her Latest Feature “Crinoline and Romance” ~4uiiII-(Iziy—Frank Mayo in “The Wolf Law” M FOUR COAL MINERS Comedy Quartet Specialty We Hear These Victor Record Specials lumlnr l'linlipiu . HI Iln- \nlun Iluainmn our New Fox Trots I I\II|*1‘- 'l he Virginians . llu'iil'—»~(il'1.li \\ IIItt‘ Way I \\ Inlrmnn ()reh. i ~ Hi' You I p thi llvi‘ure You >:ll‘t‘\\ ‘II' Ihmu \\ Ilill‘lllllll Ort'll. I .HIIII- Hl' IIH’ “umh‘tl 50‘1“ch \\ Ili'l'llli'lll (li‘i'Iu‘stra 1.. «minglin- .t Mister Shcan ~.\ Inn-man Orchestra '» test Song Hits In the Morning—- Ann-rit-an Quartet Tootsie, (.‘no'llye— Murray and Smalle I >l. 4“ )llx‘Yo- *\l.l. l\ 19. .I.CollinsCo. 0 I21: 72 North Main St. \\:|l‘tll'0hc Trunks Wardrobe Trunks Il'urdro‘e Trunks \Vm-drobe Trunks AND i. U GGAGE "I l wry Description . nan: Ins. NOVEL’i‘ms ‘i‘.I' \H..\'s l‘l’RNISHlNGS \:l \I Attractite Prices. 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JOHNS. N. B.. Feb. 15.-—The opening of the internationa ice skat- ing championship meet here yester- day, which will run for three days. re— sulted in a. new world 2220 yard record being established. The record breaker was Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid. who skated the distance in 18 4-5 seconds. This was one-fifth of a Innsiurnan will CATARIIH‘Z USE If your nostrils are clogged. your throat distressed. or your head is stuffed by nasty catarrh or a cold. ap- ply a. little pure. antiseptic. germ de- stroying cream into your nostrils. It pcnetr es through every air passage. soothin inflamed. swollen membranes and you get instant relief. How good it feels. Your are open. Your head is clear. more hawking, snuffllng. dryness struggling for breath. Get. a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from any druggist. Colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed up. Relief is sure—Adv. nostrils No YOU DO YOUR OWN PIOKING MARK-OF F Shoe Store 42 80. Main St. So. ‘Norwalk Just Above the Clifford. MID-YEAR GRADUATES New Classes “'ill Be Organized on These Dates: JANUARY 29th and FEBRUARY 5th H DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS. MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGES so. NORWALI-E STAMFORD PORT cuss‘rsn M cities Dictionary. GOLF AND AUTO WORRY OWNERS “Too much golf and too much auto- the condition of the big league ball play- mobile has played» havoc with er" It is perhaps all too true. Playing today. SPECIAL'GHILDREN’S MATINBE Saturday Morning at 10 O’clock. CHARLIE CHAPLIN & JACKIE GOOGAN in “THE KID’ Admission. to Children Only 'l‘en Cents. A HEALING BREAM‘ or. second better than the old mark made by .Morris Wood at Long Branch twenty years ago. Three clockers caught Jewtraw in 18 4-5 seconds. while a fourth timer credited him with 18 2-5 seconds. Jewtraw, atter being put back two yards behind‘scratch for false starts. shot to the front at the crack of the starter's gun and gained a. lead or a. yard at the first turn. As he entered the stretch German pulled up to Jew- ’traw's shoulders, forcing the Lake Placid man to the limit to win by inches. liaskey" was third, about a. foot behind the Canadian. The competition. which was‘over a six lap track, was witnessed by a crowd of 20,000. Harry Kaskey (or the Averno A. C. of Chicago with 40 points is leading [or the championship. Two are tied. for second place with 30 points— :md Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid. The only other competitor to figure in the scoring was Richard Donovan of the Endicbtt-Johnson American Legion. Donovan of the Eudlcott- Johnson American Legion. Donovan is fourth with 20 points. Fast Field in 45:. Mile Race The three-quarter mile race brought out six of the fastest skaters in the wmld. llarry Kuskcy, Charles Jew- truw, Richard Donovan, Chart-.3 GOI- Inan. Vanlentin Bialais and Tony Hol- lander ot Milwaukse “ere the starters. The men loafed i'o'r the. first circuits-I the track. but going into the back- stretch Donovan opened up and shot. to the front and held the lead (or one 'circuit of the track. He slowed up coming down the stretch to let Bialnis take the lead. Witha lap and a. halt to go Donovan again sprinted to the Charles Gorinon at St. John, N. B.. ' Irront with Kaskey close behind. . rm’ . A. i“. "iv'h— .. - .-......- h--.._..~«?.. “rm;- _' t.-- \ The» housewives of the Norwalks may Soon enjoy The Chicago than. however. caughti Robinson made the distance in 48, and passed Donovan on the last lap Kaskey retained his advantage to the finish line. beating Donovan in a. tero rific duel down the home stretch. German was third. The winner‘s time of 2:19 was more than sixteen seconds behind the record made by Joe Moore or New York at Lake Placid. Neither Moore nor bill, Stei etz of Chicago. defending champion. was able to qual- ity for either of the final events. Steinmetz fell in the 220 yard race and was shut out in the three-quarter mile event. Miss Robinson [leads .The Canadian girl. Miss Gladys Robinson .0: Toronto. present interna- tional woman's champion, leads in the point score in defense of her title. She Won the one-quanter’mile race from Miss Rose Johnson of Chicago. Miss g QETRIEUTEQ , Evening Sentinel Your Old Dictionary is Out Of Date Beginstoncotoforfifyyourselfwitlinewmenhlstrengtb. Equip yourself with new ammunition for the Battle of Busineifl. . Inmthocorrectusooftciday’sfinglisb. A well-stocked brain provides a trained tongue with the right WORD at the 'rigb}. lime, inc! 7 a whole fortune changes bands. That's the way millionaiires are made. Make YOUR start THIS' OFFER ENDS SOON m ”WORM OE ” gusto-1W 18 holes or golf in the morning cer- tainly isn' t going to improve the phy- sical or mental condition of the play- or. Golf is a se\ ere strain on the player who has a day's work ahead of him after he finishes his golf. player instead of relaxing must take up the strain where he left off. Most players owning machines have the speed mania. Holding the wheel for mile after mile at a. 50-mile.an- hour clip is far from beneficial to the diamond athlete. The old strain burns up the player mentally and physically. Too much golf and speeding takes a lot out of the ball player. Go shopping with Suzanne. In the The ball ‘ Sentinel zine-day. Thursday and Sat- urdoyoleaehwceh _ . f, ,7 i — Host Goa-mm Abbreviations rot-ml ot Addre- Mount-III Atomic washe- 'na‘mmu Aviation mun amend Lev 7W rot-invordssndrhma Gall Inca-II Lon Tennis 1mm and Naval Tenn! Kalle ‘ seconds. Boy Wonder Becomes Umpire By Associated Press. CHICAGO. Feb. 15.—Roy Patterson. who a number of years ago gained fame as “the boy wonder" of the major leaguesrbecause of his pitching ability. today was signed by President Tcarney of the \Vestern League as a. member of the 1923 stafi of umpires. Patterson started his major league career with the Chicago American League club. - Dust from volcanic eruptions has been known to travel 500 miles through the air. AROUND YOUR ' FINGER And Then You Won’t Forget To Take Home \ THE NEW UNIVERSITIES DICTIONARY ONLY or 1111-: \ Our Great- COupon Offer . Makes «It Almost A .Gift ' ANY new words, brought into general and proper use by advances in music, war science, sports, religion, art, etc, and found in no other dictionary are clearly defined' In The New Univer- ' ON'T let 98c. stand between you and education. Don’t deny this wonder- and handling. Distributed at the Yours mere nominal cost for of manufacture and Only 98c And 3 Coupons ful book to your children. ’ Take it home, take one to the ofice. 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