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Along with this great in
the business side. the wag-mot:
done by the company. in behalf of
the health bt its Industrial policy-
holders. kept pace. Metropolitan
nurses made more than two million
tree visits to sick industrial policy~
holders. bringing the total number
made since this service was inaugur-
ated to o‘er sixteen million. The
company has distributed altogether
two hundred and seventy-two million
booklets and pamphlets giving hints
on hygiene and prevention or disease
and this in co-operstion with the
general activities which are widening
each year on the part of all official
and semi- official health organizations.
pectancy among industrial policy-
holders by eight and one half years
since 1911.
AT THE THEATRES
REGENT Tomi!
Inmt Showing at Booth Tarkington s
“The Flirt "
Booth Tarkington's absorbing story
”The Flirt" which has been adapted
tor the screen as one of the most un~
usual and absorbing photopiay euc-
cessos will close its engagement at the
Regent Theatre today. This picture is
no ordinary live or six reel dramatic
production. but a. super feature upon
uhlcli the producers laslshed tier}-
thing cssentiai to making a. super
special production. Norwalk screen
patrons who have witnessed the at-
traction have been unqualified in
their approval and praise of the pic-
lure.
has resulted in extending the lite ex- liumpins‘ gymnats offered a pro *t'nn
r S 7‘
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘
PALACE TODAY.
Keith Vaudeville Program Furnished
Vtriety of Fine Entertainment-—
Excellent Pictures.
The Keith vaudeville bill that on: 1:-
ed at the Palace Theatre yesterday
for the last half of the week furnishes
plenty of variety and a quality of en—
tertafhment not often found in any
live acts that compose a single hill.
Manager _Esterson selected a show
that will b'e-wnnessea. by as many as
have seen any vaudeville program in
a. very long period. There are no
dull moments during the show a! d
the activity is 'just the sort designed
to put an audience in a splendid;
mood. The Kirkiilos, leaping and
that was as novel as it. was pleasing.
Edward Lowry performed didors and
capers with his feet and his tongue
alike and his monologue cepccialiy
was amusing. "A ease for Life" as
offered by Bob Fernes and Company.
was a. comedy skit that went ovcr
very well. The Four Miners. :1
splendid male quartet proved as
popular at the Palace as elsewhere
and the program or songs rendered
by the former black diamond diggers
got a. good reception. Music, tcth
vocal and instrumental, was furnished
by Patrice and Sullivan and it was or
such order as to be at once upon:-
elated by lovers of popular and classi-
cal selections. The feature picture
is Viola Dana's “Crinoline and 110—
mance."
“'1‘qu SAGEBRUSH TRAIL"
Contains All of the Elements or R0-
mance and Action That Any West-
ern Story Could "II“C.
Rapid-fire action: novel character-
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lzatioq‘; gumplay and dashing daring
horseman ship; a. ne- man flavor to the
plot: charming romance: ever—in
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the \\"rst as found in the back-
grounds, are all combined in "The
Sigebrush Trail" the motion picture
offering today and tomorrow at the
Itialto Tehatrc.
Distinguished by a cast of actors
headed by Roy Stewart, the picture is
“put across" in a fine manner by
\Vallacc Decry. Johnny W‘aiker and
Marjorie Dan'.
A regular men of the “fest loves a
girl from the iiasi. She seems him
the action starts. The
Sheriff defies the unruly.cowpunchcrs
and a man to than light. while fc'r
further thrills there is the girl‘s
battle for life and honor against a
notorious bandit. Of course all turns
out for the best, but five reels of the
finest sort of story tell the. tale.
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Tl] DARKEN HAIR
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drug store. Millions of bottles of this
old famous Sauc Tea techie, im-
proved by the addition of other in—
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well-known (trimaist here. because it
darkens the hair so naturally and
oxcniy that no one can tell it has been
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Those Whose hair is turning gray or
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