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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 9, 1923 · page 3

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REG GENT THEATRE

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TODAY AT 2:15, 7 and 9

; GEORGE MELFORD
‘ PRODUCTION

“EBB ‘
TIDE”

.By R. L. Stevenson
A Paramount Picture i

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. .. v.1 -. :lii illing story of the South Seas produced with
31;. , .gling‘ adventure, its primitvie passions
its colorful love scenes.

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Palace Theatre

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TODAY — SATURDAY

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Songs, Dalnces, Patter

 

0W 21?? KELLY AND GOLDEN GATE SYNCOPATORS

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)li‘AE‘lAND dc PALACE !The CASTING CAMPBELLS
. _ Welcome ‘Return of the
V‘ "A ’ Of Harmony .i Kings of the Air

and —-—- ‘

H \ ( ii \VEY and JACQUELINE LOGAN

i. ~t. ll'n or “ The Miracle Man" and “Burning Sands"
in n ‘.\(w Goldwyn Sup” Play

"p. BLIND BARGAIN”

FREE l‘lATlNEE Saturday morning at 10 for the kiddies.
One of Bill Hart' 5 best pictures.

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{EALSTON OXFORDS

1 FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN

 

-:ll‘ window display of new liulston footwear.

Milton Elwood

M... Quality Footwear
j :23 “MRI ..‘GTON ST.

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE SMOKED THE

Tilford Cigar

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1 A Park & Tilford Product
1 HAVE YOU?

iYour Neighborhood Storekeeper for It,
And Enjoy a. Good Smoke.

'i‘llE S. '& S. TOBACCO CO.
DISTRIBUTORS
NOEWALK. GONN-

33 WALL STREET

 

 

 

 

NEW CORSET S

new and improved

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‘ ‘1 I known reliable makes in many

ttes.
_ l ’ Mil: Sides, S ort Girdles and Girdle
" ‘1 maul the original front lacing corset also stands

" . xi) lo and service.

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i f full figure who

milio fitting.
n r .‘ other “cll- known makes—«Ben Ton,

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sures

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mgton Street South No

Royal-Wor-
dels for all

 

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l )A V EN PORT COFFEE SHOPPE
“Godde Cheer Within"

A Place to Eat Par Examines
Cflkss and Pastries to Order for Home U“

CAT ER ER FOR PARTIES ‘
DAVENPORT 31mm

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are visiting friend: in Brooklyn.

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Mrs. Hickey of Ridgetield has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter Mite. Arthur Davis.

I 0 O
Measles has again broken out in the
Cawenti family in Hurlbutt St. at the
time when every one supposed the ep-i

I O 0
Those working piano instruction.
are informed that Miss Taylor oi: the
Seymour School of Music N. Y. will
be in town Fridays and Saturdays.

0 O 0
Mrs. Schindley who has been visi-
tnlg her daughter Mrs. W. C. A
Schicting has now gone to Roscland
Park. N. J.

0 O 0
Base ball club members are looking
forward to resuming their games in
March it the ground should be in con-
dition at the Orem Athletic Field.

0 O O
The Cosating club were
last week the loss of their favorite
sport. Wednesday however they are
probably rejoicing as the snow with
its satillites high wind and bitter cold
has come again.

0 O O . .
The pulpit of the Congregational
Church was filled Sunday morning by
Rev. C. H. Funk of Yale Theological
School. In the evening- the long Scr-

lamenting

Rev. F R. Bunker and Mrs Bunker . urday in N. y_

idemic was entirely ov.er v

I» The WOInen‘s We nfiet header"; .9 '1

U U llton ' ‘ I afternoon ”wither”: {ane flefwin.’

Miss Liliiam Banks spent last Sat.

Much indignation as expressed at
the high price of sugar, especially as
so much is stored away, One house-1
holder declares that the only way to
curb the capacity of the profiteers, is
for' everyone to boycott sugar to the
lowest'linlit neccessary for consump-
tion.

 

ST. PAUL’S LEAFLET BIAILED

The Kent numbers of St. Paul's
Leaflet, with announcement of ser-
vices. notes about the missionary

Andrew’s Mission building in Winni-
pauk. and an article by Bishop More-
land of San Francisco. on Christian
Burial, is being mailed to the people

. lof St. Paul's Parish. together with the

CHURCH AT \VORK. the paper pub-
lished by the National Council, which

ties of the Program:
jccts over and above the Budget, or
existing work. which will be carried
out it‘ the Church contributes enough
money above the amount needed for
maintaining the existing work.
;Among the pictures are shown a
group of students at St. Paul’s Col-
lege. Tokyo. and Hooker School,
Mexico. children in the Indian field.
Porto Rico. the schools of the Amer-
ican Church institute for Negroes.
Dunois Training School,- Near East
Relief children. ctr.

 

vice. was more attractive than usual.

 

articles are to be found on the read-

apportionmcnt, the proposed new St.i

in this number tells about the nick. _
viz., those pro-.

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THEATRE

 

 

 
 

LAST

 
 

 

Toonerville Comedy

SHOWINGS TODAY!

“THE LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE
CORNER”

\YI'I’H CLAIRE “’INDmR—KENNETH HARLAN—
HOBART BOS‘VORTH

One of the Fine-'5: Films Ever Shown Here.
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Paths News

 

 
 

SATURDAK MORNING MATm’EE-AT 10 A.» M.
Special Showing of “Oliver Twist” Featuring
Jackie Gopgan
ADMISSION T0 CHILDREN ONLYTEN CENTS.

 

SATURDAY ONLY!
“The Girl from Porcupine”

Adapted from James Oliver Curwood’s Story
Featuring Faire Binncy and Willinm Collier, Jr.

A TALE OF THE LIAINE “’OODS.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

ing pages. The CHURCH AT WORK
has now entered on its third year.
‘ and its criculation is larger than ever.
Published by

 

Episcopal Church, it is distributed in

the Publicity Depart-,
Very interesting ment of the National Council of the

most out the parishes of the country.
the Object of
rank and file of the
people of the Church about“ the work
Another number

free of charge. with
informing the.

in the whole field.
will soon be mailed.

 

 

 

Saturday We Offer a Sensational Selling Event

 

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WEAR GOTHAM “GOLD STRIPE” SILK HOSIERY .

B 03 TON‘sTIRE'
Pat‘ems NORWALK‘S “Bush-:31" CORNER. Patterns

 

THE MAGIC FIGURE NINE TELLS THE STORY—DOZENS OF ATTRACTIVE
MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITIES ON SALE ALL DAY.

SATURDAY ONLY!

 

CURTAIN RODS

SNAPPY SNAPS

CREPE DE CHINE AND

NEW “BONNIE- B”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ . Black and white, all sizes. "GEORGETTE WAISTS . TAOLCUM '
("Bi—1.65.912.1.953....96 §°§..3{;°,‘j‘f‘.“_".._,, 9c ”33.51.23: 3551174' $2.99 ”ii"??? .' 73°. 1711' I96
..- OURT‘PIN SCRIfi 25c valsiiEE COMB.S Olitlciffflgglltgilgfssues _ MfiivAICErlfgWHgEI-IAN
L“§’.—?c°i-]§§{.R.cig .a 199 252.11“? ........ 19c 23.13.? ...... $1.99 ”0252.71,...” .396
GRETONNES CANTON CREPE : Madglfiflggkfign§fgifls '- DR. ngggnhéoo'rn
' , .- . ‘ am stripe perca cs. 13-
*“5.-::‘:f.:h:“;g"? 29c ...$2 89‘ .ifii‘f‘?.‘.‘.“.‘.“f‘f"99c.. 19c”
sssn CURTAINS JEWELRY m g1. 31': 0331?? .wmm' I WOMEN'S POLO smrs
- coutil. Extra. lon his. - .
“1.323;. .“.°“.;....49c 01:23.3: .7.“.‘T‘.°i‘.... 9c - 9:92:13}? $1“ 49 S‘ii‘.‘“..‘f‘f‘f‘.‘.1?1 $4.19

 

WINDOW SHADES

All colors. Complete
with fixture ..

49c

. CLARK’S PEARL COTTON

Odd shades 19c

 

SPRING MILLINERY
New Spring Millinery.

99 c Ofi‘ Every Hat.

 

Reg. 35c value .
SUEDE AND LEATHER,

29c

All colors. Values
~ to 98c only ......

 

FLOWERS and WREATHS ALLADIN SOAP DYES

For millinerv. $1. 50
value . . . ...... 99C

Odd colors

Re.g. 100 val. 3 for 9C

 

 

 

oorrsn MILLS

Reg. $1.69
value . . . . . .

 

..$1.491

mnvn Lus'rnn WOOL

29c

Reg. 39c value.
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LIQUID VENEER

Hand Mops
each ..... 4. . . . .

 
 
 

 

 

OUT GLASS

Candle Sticks
49b value . .

 
 
 

49c '

" MEN’S COTTON SOCKS

29c

“ONYX” MERCERIZED
LISIJE HOSE
Thin Seam Back. Black and

colors. 50c value 39c

pair ...........

 

Medium weight, black and

oordovan 19 c

pair . . . .; .....

 

 

 

TABLE TENDERS

 
 

‘ Thin blown

 
 
 

39c

EOYs'. KNIT UNION
' SUITS ‘
Short sleeves, knee length.

Reg. 75c value 59c

 

 

 
 
 

6 for . . .- . ..... now ..........
, ‘ MEN’S MUSLIN NIGHT
w. NIOKLE POLISHV 3mm ,
Wri ht’s stove. Reg. Without collar
15% value ....... . .. 90 Special ........ 99 C

($1.25 value)

 

 

MIXING Bowls

 
 
 
 
 

Yellow elthenware
, . 3 in set .

 

 

99c

 
 
 

 

woman's UNION sol-rs
Light weight, knee
length. 69‘:

........

 

é“

\Vondert‘ul Assortment
PAISLEY OVER~BLOUSES

spec... ..... $5.49 ’

PLAID and PLAIN
POLO COATS

Special at $14.99

 

LA RESISTA CORSETS
Models for full figure. Elas-
tic insert on hips Sizes

24 to 36. $539

At ..........

BRASSIERES AND
BANDEAUX
In assorted styles and

colors. 9c ‘
. up

At ..........

 

. CANTON DRESSES

..$.14. 99

WOOL VELOUR DRESSES

.$4. 89

Paisley
Trimmed.

$10.00 values.-
At ........

 

WOMEN’S GLOVES
(Cape) l-clasp, white and
',black emb. back. Tans &

1,000 YDS. CRASH
TOWELING

 

 

Emb. comers.

25c quality. . . . . 1:90 9

Grey. ; 1
$3.00 val. $1.39 2 I?“ at 19C
. Women’s Washable Strap . 40 In. UNBLEACHED
‘ - Wrist SHEETIN
CHAMOISETTE GLOVES H ,H 9
All colors. eavy qua l .y.
$1.25 value. .. . .. 99C . ‘5 yards at ..... , 99C
Women’s All Linen BELFAST SUITING
HANDKERCHIEFS

All colors. 29c val.
Yard .; .......

19c

 

DR. WOODBURY’S
1-:an SOAP

«

,fi‘ine quality. 290 val.

‘ 250 size. I“ 19 ....
1 At ......... ' c

WHITE PLISSE CREPE .

1%

Yard

 

mien-Dorms _

27 inch, ug‘ht yd. 190

color .......

’36 men rescues; '

Fast colors. 17 29c

 

5311312515" , PARISIAN and. 1
EGYPTIAN . exams

$1.19. $1.499
#0135169 yd. - ‘

 

 

 

2 1-2 yards at .
. HORMANDIE\VOILES

Special

 

 

 

,—

yard... ..... 69c ‘

 

“RAISING. v

GUARANTEE

TRUNK and WOO.

10 Pei“ Cent

DiscOunt
. CASH 3

SALE
. ‘ ENDS
SATURDAY

Money Cheerfully Befudad.

DURING THIS SALE;
GUARANTEED LOWEST

PRICES
CTO- LUGGAGE
AUTO KIT—For six people.

AGS

BRIEF CASES

BOSTON BAGS

BEADED BAGS .
BEADS OF ALL KINDS
BATTERIES .
BELTS FOR LADIES as m
Bow TIES

BARBETTS .

ow-mDE BAGS

CHAINS
CAMERAS
COLLARS ‘\
CUFF BUTTONS
CHILDREN’S vsmnmlus
CHANGE PURSES

CARD CASES

COMES

CLOCKS

CIGARETTE CASES

BESS TRCXKS
DOLLS
DI; RABLE LC GGAGE

«yer-1

E ARRI\GS

F LASH LIGHTS

FITTED CASES
FIT-ALL ms
FOUNTAIN PENS

. . ..
RAFONOLAS ‘ {.13. :-
GOGGLES ‘ ‘
GILLETTE muons
GOLD PENCILs and PEN.
GIRDLES -

EATBER GOODS
LADIES’ HAND BAGS

M EN’S mums

BIEN’S NECKWEAR
BIEN’S SOCKS '
hIUFFLEBS
BIESH’BAGS ..
MILITARY BRUSHES
\[ATTING CASES
MIRRORS ' ‘

N OVEL'I'IES

ovum-NIGHT BAGs andcssn'v

\

EXCILS

POKER CHIPS. and RACKS
PLAYING CARDS

PHONOGRAPH WORDS

PINS

PICTURE FRMIES

POCKET BOOKS

ECORDS
muons—All Styles.

‘ RAZOR BLADES

CIT CASES

SILK HAND BAGS
socxs

. SHIRTS .
STEAMER TRUNKS
SILK masons
SILK SHIRTS
SHAWNG ‘sms
SCISSORS
SHOPPING BAGS

T 'RUNKS

TRAVELLING BAGS

TALKING MACHINES
, TIES

TOILET SETS .

TOBACCO POUCHES

M31} ELIAS
UNDERWEAR

ANITY BOXES
VACUUM BOTTLES

ARDROBE _T.BUNKS
\VA'ICHES
wmsm msns
\YALLE’I‘S

wmsr WATCH BANDs
wooL socxs, mo. '

 

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run-men: $150. 00.

..REOORDS; . ..' .........

ml EGO!“ "‘

COLUMBIA
‘ GRAFONOLA
SALE .
THE G-S "

SALE PRICE . . . .
TYPE 11-:
Norma-l: $135.09.

www-mu. 50 f

\.TY1-1r. x-s ~ »
Fbrmerly 3225.9.
SALE PRICE. .

This Week.
LATEST BITS 0N

“Iran-Oust.”-

$95.90.

$125.09

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