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REGENT. THE-A" TR. "f "E
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Manuel-Ia Director
/ LAST TIME TODAY
BEBE DANIELS and CONRAD NAGEL.
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:“Singed Wings”
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\\ “LIAM FOX PRESENTS
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Palace Theatre
ln \‘ln ESTERSON,
Managing Director
LAST TIME TODAY
J. Parker Read
W. . . .l - llw \llrm-le Man" and Other Successes Presents
mu MOORE & EDITH ROBERTS
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LIVER HEAHI‘H A
THING OF GREAT
nuPQRTANCE
By P. Castellano, D. 0.
____———— Liver health
means a beautiful
complexion, a
body free from
t h e impurities
that dull the sen-
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I’NCLE BEN .
SAYS: sibilities a n d
“Resolutions cloud the eyes
are made by and brain. Liver
the will and
broken by health means the
the lmagina- every day vigor
tion. chvy,
and that‘s and freshness
the truest which enables
word Cone
ever said."
..__.__——— out fatigue, to
look upon any task as easy.
you to work with-
“fhen the liver acflomis weaken-
cd or subnormal, due to weakened
transmission of life impulses over
spinal nerve lines, there is consti-
pation, that heavy feeling, dull
headaches, nausea. and in extreme
cases, jaundice and fever. A nerve i
that is under pressure acts in
precisely the ’same way as a wire
that is thinned down or partial
cut. Such a wire will transmit
electric current, but there will
resistance and heat at the defeydtj:
point. In the human body when
there I disease due tQ nerve inter-
ference it takes chiropractic adjust-
lugs to restore relationship of tis-
sues involvcd and reniove nerve
pressure.
Ask for the C. C. H. S.
Q Booklet by telephoning
3303 or by postcard to
the address below.
P. Castellano. D. C.
123 Washington Street . -
south . Norwuik, , Conn-
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One Minute Essays on Health ”
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Los Angeles éuicide
Asks Burial in N. E.
By Associated Press:
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 20.—Fear of
something. according to the police.
caused a man who registered as G. A.
M. Egan to commit suicide by shoot-
ing in a hotel here yesterday.
He left. a note reading:
“In case of death please notify
George E. Egan. Cheshire, Conn.. or
Frank J. Egan, Waterbury. Conn.
Have the body shipped there and
buried in famlly plot."
By Associated Press:
WATEltlll'liY. Conn.. Feb. 20.——.
The Frank J. Egan reierred. to in the
Los Angeles. California. district. rc-
sidea in this city and is nephew of the
G. A. M. Egan who committed suicide.
A sister. Mrs. A. L. Richards, resides
in Naugatuek.
Daughter of Belted
Earl to Wed Jockey
By Associated Press:
LONDON. Feb. 20.——-The newspa-
pers announced yesterday that lady
Ursula Grosvenor. daughter of the
Duke of \Vcstminster, is soon to marry
the successful steeplechase jockey.
Anna Case. famous opera. star, is shown here 'smig her lessor.
over the first prize won by her Russian wolfhound. Nickolai o: V‘i’adesira.
at the Westminster Kennel Club Show in New York.
Jock Anthony. Lady Ursula will be 21
years old Wednesday and with her‘
coming of age she receives a. fortune.
Frank Baker Still
Keen for Baseball
TRAPPE. Md. Feb. 20. ——- Frank
:(Home Run) Baker of this town.
member of the New York Yankees.
feels he is getting to old for major
league competition and announced to-
day he would like to play with the
Eastern Shore League. a Class 1)
minor league organization.
Baker stated he would not like to
quit baseball entirely. as he still is
fascinated with the game. It is (x-
pected that several of the clubs will
endeavor to sign him. The Eastern
Sho‘re League comprises teams on the
eastern shore of Maryland and De-
lawnre.
Leonard Harris. of 21 First street,
has recovered from an attack of bron—
chitis and has resumed his duties at
the Franklyn school.
A club dance will be held at the
Norwalk Country club on Thursday
evening. February 22nd. Washington's
'Birthdny night. Spl-idel's orchestra.
will furinsh the music as usual.
Charles Weeks and family. of 'Mer-
win street First district. are planning
to move to their new home at Marvin
Beach about the first of the month.
There will be instruction for the
members of the Call Pasture Beach
announced later on.
' The final sitting of the two plnochle
teams in the annual tournament of
the Mayflower Hook &. Ladder "com-
pany. will be hgld this evening at the
quarters on Van Zant street.
Skating is being enjoyed by the
young folks on both the Mill pond and
on Cavanagh's Pond.
An lip-state morning paper today
had a.ong article dealing with the sup-
posed storm of protest that was breuk—
ing over the heads of the members
of the common councol because of the
supposition that the bath houses at
Calf Pasture Beach were to be turned
over to a concessionaire to rent out.
Local people who know the facts Were
amused when they read the article.
Holly Girl Scouts
Defeats Centers
The basketball team of the Girl
Scout Holly Troop defeated the Center
Junior high school lassies yesterday
afternoon in a game played at Grace
Pariah ball by the score of 23-4.
The game was fast despite the score.
Helen Stanley was the outstanding
star for the Holly Troop and made 17
of the points scored ' by her team.
Frances Wing also played a. fine floor
game for the scouts and kept her op-
ponent from scoring throughout the
game. . ’ .
Sadie Shilepskey was the. star for
the,0ehter team- and scored all of the
points for her team. Mary Aberscoto
also played a fine floor game for the
Center lsssies.
no season nv orvm
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There wilfbe no session of the
Jud John W. hanks opens the
February term of ‘tbe Nata-annual
court. These applications « will be
head forv‘four mythic week. Judge
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Margaret Raye acted as referee
and her decisions were well received
by all of the players.
.m m The teams lined-up as follows:
Holly Troop » Center
left forwards ‘
gupmor Civil court this week I! Helen Stanley . . M'srgaret Shepherd
right forward .
Marlon Young ...... Sadie Shilepsky
_Margaret Jarvis . . . . . Mary Aberscoto
nning center ,
.mmtle to. Tallow-1n: Elizabeth P oser ...-_Dorothy.s\kellyf
with mumps“! in are, 4 jumping center ' ‘ ‘
ankle;
W m 43-40391 11'9“;
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Life Guards this week. the date to be\
sot'lTH “inbgmixmmossmm.
"Wins Prize , ‘
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. right guard
Dorothy Adams . . . Ruth Sanderspree
left guard‘
Carpentier to Box
' Siki for Charity
By Associated Press.
7 PARIS. Feb. 20.——An agreement has
been reached between the managers of
Battling Slki and Georges Carpentier.
says La Liberte, by Which the fighters
will sign shortly for a match involv-
ing- the light-heavyweight champion-V
ship of the world, the title which Siki"
won from Calrpentier at their last
meeting.
Fe newspaper adds that the b ui:
wi take place in the Buffalo Vegb-
drome here on Sept. 9. at 3 p. m.. and
will be twenty rounds of three minutes l
each. with four-ounce gloves.
'l‘llc fighters. it is said. will receive
either 5 per cent of the gate receipts
or 20,000 francs. in addition to their
training expenses. the remainder of
the receipts being donated to French
charities.
Mlle. Leuglen Wins
_ Twice in Doubles
CANNES. l-‘ob. 20.—-—-In the final of
the women's doubles tennis champion-
ship played here yesterday Suzanne
Lenglen and Elizabeth Ryan defeated
Mrs. R. Lambert Chambers and Miss
Mackaye. 6--0. 6—1. '
In‘the final of the mixed doubles
Mlle. Lenglen and Baron do Morpurgo.
Italy. won tram Misc Ryan and Lord
Rocksavage. 7—5,) 6—4.
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'THEATRE_
LAST SHOWINGS TODAY 01“
Peter B. Kyne’s Story—
. “.‘KIND‘RED or THE nus
Selected Shorter Features
\vEDNESDAzand THURSDAY
HOPE HAMPTON and LON CHANEY' in
-- .“THE LIGHTINTEEDAR ”
Full of Thrill—Love—Mystery
N. B.-—Childrcn admitted Thursday matinee
only—lo cents”
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“MY WILD IRISH ROS "
A play that will appeal to all—A noted local singer
eral Irish ballads at each performance.
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DRESSES
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lamenting Spring Styles
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Sow: FlNE SUMMERS DAW'you'll, Iono
to be off on d glorious vacation b
trip. Andwith money inthe bank.
you can. Start to Save Today.
So. Norwalk Trust Co.
SERVICE and SECURITY
This is “clean-up”'week for
you, and for eyery Evening Sen-
tinel candidate. Every subscrip-
tion promised should be secured
the week. Next week brings an-
other erduction in votes. Call on.
everyone_who has given ~'you a
subscriptionvget. from them an
extension. The race is so close
that every subscription is im~
portant, no matter how, small.
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day night. , Remember—one week
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The; Copyright.
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6 North Main Street.
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Entire Stock of
-- Overcoats
Made to Retail at
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Assortment Limited
Palace Clothes Shop
13 I‘m 8t. 80. Norwalk.
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I also do both fixed and re-
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