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ATTHETHEA'I'RI'S!
REGENT THEATRE
“My American Wile,” New Swanson!
Production, 13 Immediate Hit—
. Cone Picture
bleeding
I “My American Wife." Gloria Swan-
son' s newest feature was presented at
i the Regent Theatre yesterday for the
‘ first time to large audiences and it
: proved to be one of the most delight—
:tul attractions that has been oflered _
l.t the house in a song time. Miss l
Swanson has been popular with Nor-
lwaik motion picture patrons for some
ltime and in this new production she
'appears at her best: With a splendid
lsnpporting cast and the able direction
that is at once a. sign of. a Paramount
picture. "My American \Vite" stands
lent as clearly above the ordinary pro-
gram picture. The audiences at the
l Regent both yesterday afternoon and
I last night expressed entire satisfaction
RE GEN T
DAVID W”. Isaaghg ”m '
' Oiso Proves l
TODAY and TOMORROW
p...” ‘Ils! This Delightful and Lavish Screen Presentation
CLORIA SWANSON
Supported by a Brilliant All Star Cast in
“My American Wife”
AParsrnountPlcture
And
If Emil Coue appearing in his own picture presentation
and exposition of his Auto Suggestion theories.
l able favorable commendation {or it. *
Another Regent attraction that. was
gCoue's picture exposing the theory of
3 "every day" etc. This picture met the
i expetcations of the large audiences
‘nnd delighted them. Frequently pic
[tures of this order fall far short of
the possible mark they might reach.
, but such is not true with the Gene pic-
: ture, and it is very pleasing.
SATURDAY.
,\ Spccial Double Feature Program DeLuxe
' WHY MIN FORGET" and “FATHER TIMI”
Continuing Through The Week
rILADYE’» J OYOE-BROADWAY Pm DONNA i
In a sclectcd program of classical and popular songs. I
I’ ALACE "AI'DEVILLE
.Original Primrose Minstrels Heads
Splendid Fhe Act Keith
\‘sudcs ilie Program
The original Primrose Minstrels
with Mrs. Gcorge Primrose will head
.the five act Kcith vaudeville bill that
will be presented at the Palace Thea-
"" tre for the last three days of the
I week. This company of seven wcll-
l
l
known sinzo artists has been making
lonc hit after rmothcr on a tour of the
DAVID ESTERSON, Managing Director
Keith circuit and it zoos without say-
C.
l TODAY —— TOMORROW -— SATURDAY
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strcss with a prrsonaliiy: the original
Erich Philip (‘0.. in hand halancinz
novr-ltlcs: “only and Rogers in an up-
roar-lousiv funny farce comedy. "Tin
Lunatics." and Clayton and Clan/v
lin rants. pnttcr and pictures. Viol.-
Dana's nr‘w feature. “A Noise in New
.imrn." :1 splcndirl comody attractiov-
iu'ill br- si'nwn todnv nnd tomorrm‘
and on Saturday the feature will l-c
“Broad Dmlight "
ing that Nor-walk will not be an excep-
rtion and that local people will find
1thn olaning cntircly to their liking.
\ FIVE-ACT VAUDEVILLE MELANGE
THAT WILL SET THE
TOWN TALKING
i Other numbers on the Palace bill to-
.day. tomorrow and Saturday will .in-
it .n’"TON & CLAYTON I ERICK PHILIP & CO.
Artistic Song Treat | Hand Balancing Novelties
Eclude Nan Traveline &. Co.. a song.
__ NAN TRAVELER}: THE nunm TODAY
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REILLY & ROGERS [The Songstress With Per- E
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‘Good boy. Sam. I wish you all thc‘
luck in the world. " i
‘Thnnk \Ou I ll need it'"
He di-l. 11- was the thirteenth rider:
:in a stocpl (chase on Fridav, the thir-
ir-crth. 110 had to jump a dangerous
I‘Vlilt‘r hazard. His mount was a tic‘r)
kbrute that had kilicd several grooms-
men And he himself didn't know
how to ride and was scared to death
of horses. Outside of that he had
finothing to Worry about!
1 “'hcn you see “The Hottentot" at
ithe iiiaito Tt-hatre today, tomorrow
'and Saturday. you will be able to up.
lprccinto Sam's {cs-ling! when they
'wishcd him luck at the start or the
1race.
‘ An announctment of inter-9st to the
'childrin will in: male in tomorrow's
nrh'l-rtiscmcnt in the L'xcning Sentinel,
with rsirrvncc to the attractions to be
shown at tho Saturday morning Chll~
gdrcn‘s matinee.
i Beginning Sunday evening Vladimir
-Gknftmnn, the famous Russian violin-
ist, will pay suvcrnl numbers in con-
i1 nction pith tho showing of "Mighty
"‘ link' A Rosc‘ “lit. comos to (1.1
l‘. ialio for scurul tlvs' run startir:
' on Sunday curing
“Trade in” Watch Sale
A new
watch for your Old one!
I)RlNG in that old watch that won't keep time. No
) matter how old it may be or how badly itneeds fixing . ‘
-‘ we Will gwe you a liberal allowance on it in exchange I
In "The Lunatics" sonality
PRIMEOSE HINBTRELS
urfcilml company or seven brilliant stars with Mrs. George
1': vinmso—Illfl‘t‘t D m rcconi breaking sncocucs at loading
Broadway Hmrscs.
Today and Friday
VIOLA DANA IN
“A NOISE IN NEWBORO”
» turday—lVith Vaudeville—“Broad Daylight”
SATURDAY MORNING IRE mamas
l the Kiddies WelcomebAdmission One Smile
‘1: Jones in "The Boss of Camp 4”; “Fresh Air," 3
Sunshine Comedy; Mutt and Jeff and Miss Gladys
J oyce. who has been at the Regent this
week, will have some special
song numbers.
REJ'DCT TI)”: BILL.
HARTFORD, April ll.--B_v s. ‘0‘:
of 18 to 15 the Senate this aftr'rnou
r1 jccted the Anti-Daylight Saving
bill passed by the House. and by rt»
(using to rcconsidcr its action buritu
Hm measure for this scason.
The Srnnto adopted Mr. Rudd?
nmcndmcnt striking out scction cm
which related to State institution
cities and boroughs, and school dis-
tricts being on standard time.
OLD CARS-
‘ xv one of these beautiful speeds“ Boson Watches.
'll‘m LI your oppemsni'y to get a fashionable White gold
one piece in the late! sham I pictured below:
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
;with the production and had consder- . *
3presented yesterday was M. Emil. .
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TODAY —- TOMORROW -— SATURDAY
The Limit in Laughs, Thrills his Spills
“HOLD ’11!"
“Try sn’ do it! It's—
“The Hoiienloi”
WillieCollies-‘sstagesuooeasmademm
byitsentranceintomotinnpictnres. Douglashlao-
LeanrldesWHotte-ntot"hntwhihhedoellt
you‘ll scream with mirth. Madge Bellamy has the
roleotthegirliorwhomhlacbeandaluallm
Doyouhlamehtrn?
"use Bottentot”willbeshownthseetimesdaily
during its Wt hes-e. Don’t tauto'seeitif
ymwanttoseeoneotthebestpicturcsoltheyear.
CHILDREN!
Watch tomorrow‘s paper for the announoanens o! the Eat-
urday morning matinee at 10 o‘clock. Something special for you.
Something big in the way of a treat for you.
MR. DOUGLAS MacLEAN
Star of the Thoe. H. Incel’roduction, “The Hottento ,"
wears the
NEW LION CUSTOM COLLAR
“HOTTENTOT”
For Sale By
Rogers 6: Stevens
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NOTICE
To All Chevrolet Owners
You are invited to visit the Chevrolet Exhibit
Space No. 2, at the Automobile Show, Nor-walk
Armory, April 11-12-1344, also to register your
name and address so that I may forward to you from
time to time any literature concerning Chevrolets.
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W. R. AUSTIN,
Austin's Garage —- South Norwalk.
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ThisbeautihlBtmovsWstcb
bass 18 Kt. 25 yesswhite
1 gold filled case, handsomely
arsed. F‘ittedwithaguaraa-
teed l7 Jewel Btwa $35 Q
Second-Hand Pam and Tires to
Movement....-o
This mm ' model has as Flt Any Malt. of CIR. I
18 Kt. solid white gold :3 l
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1310 North Avenue
”atwoen Oak and Center Sta.
BRIDGEPOB'I. con.
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Phone Barnum 5586-3 1
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u LE STARTS SATURDAY. ' VICTOR RECORDS {
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ROBmeé;£MIfl A. J.Collins Co.
Wanted
Two or three rooms, furnished, bath, or
floor in private house, kitchen or use of
kitchen, . in good section of city. Write
. ‘Tumished,” Care of Evening Sentinel
70-72 No. Kain Street.
:2 Wall St. Norwalk
“’37:,”
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may be men shortly. it was sure. FEED STORE
1 xxns PAID ON .. ,
1...\'D SINCE 1864 wil‘..:mfi“.m.§.“mmm§
actuated by a deep and abiding saith
.mzfi. Pa... April 11.— lnd ‘ mull" Smum‘" f" the hm.“ " wmmou POULTRY
lngs bestowed on them. according to .
,. 7‘ tax tangle exist. the old deed. FEEDS '
'1 rsnip. Sullivan Couli-
, The deed states that being tony
‘ “5 {mm 1"" impressed by the Holy Word that Will. I. m M.
‘ '9 land in ”I“ tou- God's children should not claim to
. l to God Almighty by hold property 0! any kind is tndi- ”mm
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vidnais. but that they should conse-
cratauntoaodallthings. thalandh -
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atthesecondcosningotChr-istt"
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oossetyousekct.
Wehavemoddsforeveryfrgurgevu'ywudrobed
evssypoohetbook.
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Notice
If You Want Work as a—
MECHANIC . f-
MACHINE HAND . _ ,1
BENCH HAND ' ~'
INSPECTOR
STOCK CLERK
TIMEKEEPER
TRADE APPRENTICE
HEN—YOUNG MIN—BOYS—GIBLS
Can Obtain Profitable Employment by Calling at Our Employ-
ment Bureau at once.
THE YALE & TOWNE MFG. COMPANY
' STADORD, CONN.
\Ve have everything you need for the garden.
Rakes, Hoes, Spading Forks, Wheelbarrow;
All Sizes of Poultry Wire Netting.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
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ROSENFIELD BROS.
125 Washington St. Phone 340 Free Delivery
FOREST HILLS
Summer Knit Underwear
Women’s Vests, plain and ribbed, hand and bodice top, regu-
larandextrasizes ................. .........29ct075¢
Band Top Vests, sizes 46-48 and 50 ..... . . . . . . . . . .,_._ 59¢
Pants, wide and cuff knee _... 50¢:
Pants, extra sizes .............................. . . . . . ., 656
Women’s Union Suits, in desired styles ranging in prices
from............ .................. ......75cto$1.50
Misses’ White GauzeBloomers, 4to 16 ..................5h‘
Misses’ Bodice Vests, 12 to 16 g.. 856'
stunsmc WEAR.
Women's Ribbed Silk Bodies Vests ...... _. . . . . . ...... 82.50 to 88.78
Women's Fine Mercerized Vests and Bloomers .............. . . “.5.
Women's Union Suits, low neck. no sleeves, medium. 31.00; extra, £1.18
J. I. MALLE'I'I'E
88Wsshington8treet BouthNorwslk
orlettumessnreyonrroomforyou.
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LIESSEEM
Every ham or bath room shouldbe covered with Linoleum ,
for bothtbmke of beauty and sanitation. A Linoleum env-
eredfioorismuchessiertokeepeleansndwithldnoleunasfl-
ingttthisverylowprleeeveryhomeeannowalfordit. Ou-
venienttermsifdesired. Bringmeasnrementsolymm
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