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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 26, 1923 · page 3

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One Week of Love”

norm-«t llit at the Year at the (‘
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The Chrlq‘l‘n‘n
and Others.

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. .‘lILIJYlnD PRCSIIXTS
WANDA HAWLEY—MILTON BILLS
JACQUELINE LOGAN

hunt a Brilliant Supporting (‘ompuny in

“Eurning Sands”

ll'S .\ l‘ARAMOl'NT PICTURE

DOUBTFUL

ticipation in

support in any wa
studio, which it w

“lately $347,000.

bankers of the city were wholly i
[$160,000 worth of stock of the St
to the public

According to the report, $117,000
shy the Ziegler estate and $187,000

Investigations begun by The
a city the size of St

pmduce motion pictures.

. Edward K. Fast. treasurer of the
Fidelity Title & Trust company. who
was present at the muxtint in the
ilnwr-nport luotrl on l-‘rl-lnr night.
inHn the studio \r-nturc- nos ("N‘UFS-
wri, stat-Mi that local bankers have
not endorsed the projtr‘t and that
there was no authority for a state—
ment to the contrary.
"I “as prom-mt so I rmxld ire prr-
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soils of the
[supported nnvthlnx: that was helm:
nrlone." he said. other bankers ex—
prvssmi a similar attitude. when inter-
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PA LA CE

T HEA T RE

DAVID [2511285037. Managing Director

ATTENTION!

l are pnrtinilar about the kind of picture you are and you
“ant to see I puttinflnrly good picture-b—go to are

TODAY and TOMORROW

“Hungry Hearts”

«.mltiuyn super Drum ot 1’23——Plnyrd by a Brillisnt (‘ast
“ended by

Bryant Washburn

 

A\ \l'l’lZAL YOU ('.\.\'”I' RENEE—AN ABI'SDANCE
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SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE
llEfflNAlJ) DENNY in “THE LEATHER
PL’SHERS"

‘ '~u H‘rirs n! the II. t’. “'ltwry stories by the star who made
”14- first wrim at the Palate lac-t sol-on so must.

 

\VEDNESDAY

xwtny Trgrlr, lilnlnr Hammerstein and Others in Sclznirk's
Thrilling l'hntoplay Helene-

“One Week of Love”

THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY

\ |-r.~.l.a~u~r Program of Yamlmillc nml l'lrturrs Selected “'llh
l'nusual Care

 

 

DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
"Geode Cheer Within"

A Place to Eat Par Exellanee
Cakes and Pastries to Order tor Home Use
CATERER FOR PARTIES

"OTEL DAVENPORT STANTOBD. COIN.
Music Every Evening-6:30 to 0:00

 

 

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WHITE MOUNTAIN

. Refrigerators ‘

Till) CHEST WITH A CHILD IN IT.

The "Mable" lie-welsh gran
(mm-l exclusively in “White, 310: Wain-gm
"mentors «institute-s at once
germ pron! provision chamber and the bot-
tom t the Ice reserve.

\"len 0! Brain. the elem: men o! the
nselnn. one tin-e forgot the cold problunl
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I "The l'nnkrrs have never nrixnentml
or rvvrvmmr‘mlmi an iruvstmint or a
isprr‘nfutivv mature. _\'n nr-w prfzvosi-
fill-in cool-i lm rrenmnu-ntlni lay the
fhrinkcrs
'or the supporters of the
mean by 'tlm lmnkr‘rs Min: frirhtli:
‘10 ”if‘ propositinvi' I «in not know. lnit
I do not I ink thiy lune authority to
go as far .‘s that.

“Those

in" rr‘stfl-I in the prnrncrd

studio may l-n- pure-moi frlt ”.‘IS «2‘ ll?!“
nun in the lunks hut. so I'll" as tlm~

flanks hunt: frurrmv toward thr-

;mlutei_v no: true. I was \r-r\‘ mum
’surprtsr-l at. tho

ysfory in Situr-inv's nv-wrpnprr.
‘mticic as it relate-l to me hanks :lnrll
not (‘UIXV' from n,- rr stir-risiih

source; it dil rr.‘ cuizm
i am sure it till not (one rrnm :«riv
[banker in F‘lnlfflrrl.

had no authornv for ttirnir‘z in that}

The

‘kzmi o.’ mnt‘rhl and I nm S?!» it is
xrrv «mlnrznwsm: to t‘. .. mvn “ho
«re. lv—imrmr: “1: 9r) t‘vr» ,'"“.i“(n". 0'”
EDCGF‘E“ l-‘rr‘wl :ifn xi in sure " . g.

;‘ irt’r'lfi’ht I”
’it vo‘ "

} “‘(111.I not rnro tn ,l'i- r
fputilic attention in t”
"Bankers lint? r't r~:: iv rsrd tbe'
'prnpositirin nod ‘imm is ro mitl nri‘i'l
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PHYI'I'DFIM L! to is a rrfrr'. r..' hursi‘rmm army.
hut it is not our n"'.t‘:ii-e to 5mm intoé "TW———-’
.1. thing “1‘21 ,0“. :30. \\l tn it L‘l BERNHARITT WOV'ES
txronzrt }‘ .'.. f... .3.“ 6”,... land “0 By Inner-«ll Senior
don't "1,. t»: - .. 1. 1, 3 ».< m“. m”... i‘.\i:l.<. Marci- :R (1.37 am.)—
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or.» if. r: :::'-'v rm! . m :1 wt \ ““v rrrmrms intrr re net‘s stroke-
risk sm'er'il r1-_— :v‘ni “a. (v 39 's "rite s're said: "l “11729 traps of
’Ewn. .1"! rit‘r1t, T‘mt )1 ’3 v‘ k:'.! r" t: V: 7“, m3"; ftinrrn ..
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upon "4:11 .'.i\’t‘vr' ’."~r- ‘
F'.ix..'uri, 33 I know 2‘ ..
tint in 9".\' troy npr'vun .’.. ' .
cu: : lrtn n {‘7‘1,"“t‘iu'l r“ :1 ng
‘Z:.l‘l~>> nature 1," .l {wrap - going
37 Luke rm i:t\v~":iicr.t. tmv simuf'
‘shou'd ronzine their inx'owtmvn: in
,svwxrities that lint») rr-‘nnl ”fir
Home and prove-i t‘r-‘ir earning
iallliifv."
i 'I‘Tin Fvntim‘l has manic i‘uTiil‘ir‘:
iamonz the most rr"t;i!iie authority:
‘in the men 2115: picture. “or“ 3-11
ir‘pirinn tends to rrnve that .1 st'zlio
‘in Stnmfori “'r‘rzlrl not he svicrvss"'zi.
Ir. th‘: opinmn of tho minor of a
.‘ln-linz ru': Tie'i‘on o,’ the motion

pictur“ il'l'l‘lF?"V. t'w promotion of
prod-icing unnrztnio‘s in riti-R other
W‘mn .\‘r'.v Yuri; t‘itv ant Ins An-
t

[(17931 Is not “nonrinfiy sum‘nssfiii lie
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istatnd that in nine. rinses out 0.‘ Yet).

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SUCCESS 0F STAMFORD S'IIIDIO
, OPINION 0F EXPERTS

before construction

I not lw'rflllllfl I apprnvpd nr‘

Post !

Just “iznt the nvwspnpors;
sardine1

prn- ’

'mn'xr-n of a. thing like tltnt. it is nt.-'.

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lxrridiines 0: all”iVETER;‘N OF 3

from me nnvlf

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Edward N. Fast and Others Do Not Adfise Public Par-
. Promotion Enterprise—Movie
Business Highly Centralized.

 

STAMFORD. Hutch 3.—

Local bankers denied last evening that they are lending their
y to the financing of the proposed motion picture
noon new? as announced on Saturday by Stamford’s after-

snapcr, would soon be erected here at I cost of approxi~

[BL- _.-7,,A , 7' s A A ' °
‘ me report printed at that tune gave the impressiea that the

n support of the project and that
nmford Studio Inc. would be sold
operations could commence.
had been loaned to the c9mpany
was subscribed by outside capital.
Sentinel disclose the fact that in

amford it is impractical and unprofitable to

 

when such companies were started
they failed.

l-Ixtras. props, equipment. coe—

tumes. the thousand and one details!

I':Fl"lill.'1l to the making of motion
pictures are lacking.

It is possible. of course. that pic~
mus nun.- l~n made in Stamford, at
ll'zCl tho (\terlorfi. Which would l‘i'
no: g‘it‘i as tl-mw made in New York
or has Ant‘h“.

that the expenditure of a

 

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fully Pqulppnd

Vlrl'I‘lQ How "1. situatrd on Long Is- 3
i"":vl. are not in Operation all the .:.M8de by the cm or “Theo:
Hm- 00 Third Alarm". It Is Ever-.3

”It most inportnnt
(an ,7] yr.» promotion of motion pic-
‘ill"< is a tir’nrlullV satisfactory.- re-
jit mum ny-ronr- merit. This. of course.
inim- lm mart» but it is of primary
iimpr rtar‘r‘e t}

Sil‘l' re‘mw. p1, . aps more eonsldera- 0 ~
(“Nil :2 '1'! :v... ‘l-‘\g’(~al rm”- walls of a .zz'l'he Drains Of the POI-.100-
5”; 32-. This i: an unbiased opinion : man 8 Llfe. Presented 1n 8

from t“! inst i~
inriintrx'.

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WARS DIES

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azrd ninety-three, a
"ran ss‘amllexlfan.
Hawkv—dled here

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SVFHF‘l‘V. ll; took part in the hot-
' n of l :vn-i \istn and saw Santa
.H‘nw 1‘ .‘ , n ‘n surrendered. lie
err: ~l i'l l'm: any I). Second Meaty

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v... .nl :i in it‘ engagement at. ("mint
t‘r‘"-‘ k. \‘a , or". carried the scars
(erzzh Info In the Black Hawk

1r he (Alcit nadir Captain Johns-
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but it is the opinion‘
;nr prom” in n poSition to know the
inugvfr- n: t‘.r~ motion picture business
larlre
nynmmt of money in Stamford {or the
ppnnnn or a studio is entirely un-

antl~
vurh mmmnm ,1 y..- .3. Drama. Ever Screened.

financial an-

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your selections now !

Rogers
Norwalk

ALWAYS LOOK

When you remove your coat or leave your vest of! on
the balmy days of Spring—you’ll want to wear a neat, " '
well-tailored Shirt of hood quality. ' Our new spring stock 7 7 DR.

of Shirts will give you this privilege. Come in and make

Easter Neckwear
65c to $2.50

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YOUR BEST!

 

 

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PALACE BDOTERY

PALACE THEATRE BUILDING

 

shoes.

 

EASTER FOOTWEAR

Easter time is dress up time. “’hen everybody admins pretty
Pretty shoes will only be seen at the Palace Bootery. Whax
this ”son has brought the prettiest shoes ever shown in town. Ono
glance at our window and you will he amnled.
mire shoes for Fastor. dress up in Palace Wary Shoes.

Moderately Priced, $4.95 to $7.95

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Grey Suede
Pumps
and Oxfords

“'9 carry twelve styles to choose
from—Low Heels. Cuban. and
Louis Heels. Hasn‘t effect and
plain—See our window display.

KEELER’S

SHOE STORE

 

F. H. BAXTER

6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

DRUGGIST

Arr-st (or Page & Shaw. Park A:
Tilinrd, Green Seal, and Russells
(Yin-lies.

 

 

 

 

i SUITS
TOPCOATS
HATS

 

 

l FURNISHINGS

 

"fl-Tm “11110th PLATES

I do painless extractions. no
mn‘Mr how difficult. by Nap-a-
\iir.it Nerve Block. I also do both
fixed and removable bridges at
reasonable prices.

DR. SLOMAN
102 Washington St.

Phone 31129 Emu-s: 9-8 F. M.

 

1 A selection to gratify the man of
I taste and Judgment will greet him
when he visits this store on his
Easter shopping tour. Values and
sylos are equally good.

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PalaceElothes Shop

JESS SCHOOLKOCSE

13 No. Kain St. 80. Norwalk

 

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13 MAIN STREET

STONE’S
FIRE SALE

NORWALK

 

BE SURE TO COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SPECIAL OP-

PORTUNITIES.

 

Shetland Floss
SilverGlow
Iceland Wool

Fleishers Yarns

KmttmgWorsted30c

15cbaII
19cball
25cball

 

Woman’s Wool and Wool and Silk
Stockings—Values $1.69 to $2.98 at—

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Children’s 3-4 Summer Sox ‘ ,
Values 50c, 59c, 750—At—

35c

 

25c; Ribbons, 12 price;

 

 

ONE HUNDRED OTHER 1mm AT ONE-HALF

liliddy Blouses, 1-2 price; Dr. DfltGI’S Sleeping Garments, 1-2 price; 50cm

Brassieres, 1-2 price.

 
 

 

PRICEORLESS.

 

 

Poultry Wire Netting

All sizes in stock — Garden tools of all kinds.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.

 

Phone 340

ROSENFIELD BROS.

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i 125 Washington St.
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Free Delivery

 

 

 

0m Gehebe’s ".3,“ ’

“It's Here II It’s Houseware"

 

 

 

 

 

DUST-NO GARMENT
BAGS.

Made of specially prepar-
ed rope paper, moth proof,
dust proof, moisture proof
and insect proof. Clothes
hang full length and un-
wrinkled, no crushing or
creasing. These bags last
for years.

Size 27x50 in.

At.... ..... ......$1.00

 

 

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novel creations.

 

 

Neckwear Novelties

A complete offering of all the new Spring
Neckwear, many in samples at: remarkable
prices. Really a pre-Easter sale of superb-
ly styled and assured favorite mode in many

PRICED FROM

‘ 500 Up A

Beautiful Necker/chiefs in Paisley and
Oriental Effects.

BOSTON STORE

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