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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 5, 1923 · page 3

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REGENT and PALACE mummy : l
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LAST
TIMES TODAY AND TOMORROW 2:15, 7 AND 9

 

 
 

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Betty COmpson and Rich (1 Dix Flygr Ed“? R8118 8t dTOP Congressman and Engineers of Big Liner Brand Story as -
lnthoocrcenpmdu _ nineeran Ut , , ‘7;
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“ h on that scored a tremendous hit yesterday peFiremafl Dead $15p BhOgBuli. Makes 1 The Clever hogtess entertains her .1 ‘ A l
e W Oman with Four Faces” —— - ’ . in the warm months with perfect ease, for‘ . ,
Alb . N. .. J l 5.—l’-‘i . W .. . . . -
By the Auth°r 91 "The 13th Chair" Mid Perso:q::::?iuledmnnduSim-e. wet: “-\t.i.l.\uTON. July 4. — Another 1.914. when the Vatcrland reached that attractive chairs, an appropriate t“ 'v' 1
Other Successes injured when the crack Santa Fe tale 0! German atrocity. widely clr— Lew York on her last trip as a Gen, good-looking porch rug Will express her & . ‘
Selected Comwy west-bound exavajo flyer left the culated and believed everywhere in 23;: sit-31:12:}: 1““ as the European . h f . h.
' ' track near the Indian village of San the United States during the recent 1!! onto I'lll . 1'
scenic News Felipe. war, perished Tuesday, when n be- Considerable embarrassment re- u S mg
Th d d : V. ' R b ts ’ _ came known that German sailors did sults from the explosion of the sabo- ed 051: ' 7"
Saturday gineei; sauce}: 31:“: HenETDeeg; not wreck havoc with the machinery tage story at this time. At New York we have SCI ed the m attramve 0 . "
REGENT 0 Saturday wt"..- Cm” fireman. Ea” Ha” “w of the V'aterland, now the Leviathan, the shipping board us on the verse furnishings of the season in hickory willow
NLY , Pm“ ONLY man; an unidentii'ed passenger.' when that enemy vessel was intern- of distributing $15,000 worth of or- . . , , , ’
, FOX rnssnxrs momwno PRESEVTS T” “y" had mum... “MM" “" “.1? 1917' g u ' fii‘it2°‘§i¥§€‘io322§‘°§t‘ :13. 21333.”? rad—furnishings Whld‘ make hvmg and on I
- . . 1 dl b . o t which er sx years 0 s ence by many _ ‘ ° '
Gladys Walton Jack Hoxi 3:3 dlcgmollsglfznglfxc'ars lneet't the track American officials who were aware Lewiathan. These booklets contain. mg on the porCh a real Joy.
In Her Latest 5c One of the . e tearing up a mile or roadbed before ”‘3‘ ”“3 “wry °‘ "Hun “amuse" ‘5 among Other thin“ ‘ Viv“ ”count Th ° ° ' '
“Th T m. 3...... amazing... pop...” thev came to a “mm” m. .1. 3.... w... on... a mum“, $izgtiag§rintn leflortshtok tragic the e same reputation for quality which guarantees
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9 °“’“ Scandal “Don Quickshot” . 2‘2“".22:22:22.2:2..22222“..2: 2‘... .. 2222222222....2: 2.22. 22. .. 0.... .. . .0... ... our stock of more formal furniture avvhes equally
. hzflfdgmm the mm That’mm known to officialdom that the dam— believed thaw-km m0?“- temns °‘ to our out-door furnishings.
t k u 't t llt 1 age to the Vateriand's turbine and sledge-hammer blows used to damage
were no 1 ed is attribu ed 0 a - ee boners was caused by an acldent be- delicate machinery: of parts. almost .
construction of the coaches. fore America entered the war irreplacable. thrown ovefiboard. and of
‘ others hidden in the deepest holds. as

 

Santa Fe omcials heer said the
Madden. who is chairman of the Americans swarmed on board to take

PLEASURE - BATIHN’ cause of the wreck was unknown. All
' G available relief trains, with doctors. House appropriations committee. (“d possession.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

know the truth he stat-
BEA‘ :H nurses and hospital cars were rushed “0" himself ' Naval records or the confiscation of
SUI'I‘S to the scene. ed Tuesday. until the recent. trial trip the ship "9 flamed with the” dean.
of the Levmihan, when he was aboard ‘
For \I _ . and the official history of the war
TONIGHT ~ A "1- “Omen and Children . 85 3' sue“ 0‘ the ”h‘ppmg b°ard' touching on the episode may need to 7
Free \larvclo Di in Deep Rlver Man During the six~day cruise he learn- be rewritten. ' . .QU L/fy, H/CHEJT '-fP/KFJ&OWEST.
. us SD I $1.50 Up I t t] Kill d cd from William Francis Gibbs, mar- Shipping Board otficials ‘t New ' ' A ‘ _. _._..._. -..
FIREWORKS One and -Pi 115 all y e ine architect who directed the 88.— York, where F. H. Gibbs. another
1'0 000 Models - 000.000 Job of reconstructing the dil- member or the refitting firm. corroba 70.72 North niain St

apidated army transport into a pala- orated the Madden statement. are in

DEEP RIVER. July 6. — Roswell
tial liner. and who knows the ship's communication with Washington to

One of the most marvelous ex-
Cone, 44 years old. well known local

hibitions of pyrotechnic art.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JULY 4TH Khaki Knickers mechanic was killed "151th on the guts as he knows the layout or his ascertain whether the expensive pain-
Don‘t Miss This—Free road between New London and Nian- 0““ home. that all the damage “'33 D1110“ must now be destroyed. It II
All Sizes, 6 to 22 tic yesterday morning whcn an auto- caused by 9- collision at the Pier in too late to print others.
THE GIRL 1N RED mobile driven by George G. Starkey of - _
“1111 HE“ $1.98 this town turned turtle. * saver for the Summer Weddings
DIVING HORSE 1:”. Starkey s:staincdh 8:120“: in- .
jur cs and was ta on to t e \vrcnce . _ -
The most sensational exhibition Mf‘morial Hosmm‘ xew London. , Fenders, HOOdS, Radiators, Lamps and Spoons Are Always Appropriate for the Honeymooners
of daredevil courage ever olfcr- , Both mcn's W1“.s were seated in the . ’ Soup Spoons, Te. Spoons, Table Spoons, Dessert Spoons, After [)1an
ed. Horse and rider make 404i. COB Y ”a, of the macmne but were unhun, BOdleS Repaired 001100! and man; individual pieces, all of latest daign. .
dive into tank of water. The car was coming down Dllrtee Hill m ware in Sets 01' Singly

 

 

when it began to skid. Starkey appllod
the emergency brake which caused tho.
automobile to overturn.

CORNS

. . Stet host is in l din x but,»
Welding Guaranteed—Wrecks a Specialty m grim: - .053“:me wit-lath f 31:155de flag-.33.:- .
STERLING 8mm NOVEL'rms, $1.00 to $10.00

Vaast Bros. Garage 1 . O. B. JACKSON

17 Chestnut St. Phone 1300 So. Nos-walk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mohair Suits
Models for

Men and Young Men
Sizes 34 to 46

PALACE -,
5: Clothes Shop

JESS SCHOOLHOUSI: :-
ts N. Main St.. So. him-wish '

The Coolest Place in Town AT TWTO

. J“ Richard Talmadge in "Watch Him
“ms Step," the current picture at the

Former" s. 3- ng’xgxrm Rialto theatre. managed to crowd
10 So. Main St- more thrills in the six reels 0: film
that is shown on the screen than is

 

 

 

88 WALL ST. Jeweler a Optometrist NORWALK

 

 

 

Lift Off with Fingers

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RIALTO A
...m....................... ROTON POINT PARK

TODAY and TOMORROW

RICHARD TALMADGE SHORE DINNERS

“WATCH EIM STEP” Special Dollar Plate Dinners
A-D-D-E-D A-T-T-R-A-c-T-I-O-N . White- Sand Bathing Beach

A comedy that will make you laugh. A news reel that will tell you ——
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ordinarily seen in two or three teat- Doesn‘t hurt a. bit! Drop a “life; 8 A T U n D A Y D IT ,8
ure pictures. The picture tells the old, "Frcezone" on an aching corn. in- A NI HE RA
old story of. the boy. the girl. and the stantly that corn stops hurting. then “COUNTERFEIT LOVE” I V O F flORC ST

VICTROLAS hard-hearted parent. but with a. new shortly you lift it right of! with fln- A “i h ‘1 N It D E

. twist that only a Talmadge can put gore. Truly! _ ‘ g ty- clodrnmn of Hearts ”d Rom 0V9 y ance very TueSday

~— 53” "'" UM :inio a picture. The picture is well Your drilggist sells a tiny bottle of ROUBD 2 OF H. E “mVER'S "meVG BLOOD" Fir —_

:worth seeing. "Freezone" {or a few cents, sufficient ;.
HOOVER VACU to remove every hard corn. soft corn. -._. eworks Every Thursaay

CLEANERS Miss Hester 'n'avens. has returned to or corn hctwcen the iocs, and the cal-

her home in East avenue. after spend- lilscs, without soreness or iii'itation.—— ’ ' '“ “ ‘ '
SOLD 0N ing a week ill Middletown, Conn. Adv.
BABY TERMS ,

 

 

PALACE BOOTERY

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PEOPLE’S PLAY HOUSE

FREE THEATRE

a'r “BRARIEALL”
Davenport Ridge, Stamford.
Between Ponus St., New Canaan and Nowfleld Ava, Stamford

 

DONNELLY’S

Hear These 1;: New Tango;
“That Wicked Tang0

“My Old Love”

victor Mord
No. 10070

At The

 

 
 
 
 

SUMMER STEPS FORTH IN WHITE
Fashion greets the vogue of white for summer Sandals,
Pumps and Oxfords, graceful of lines, fine of leather and
reignskin. Palace Bootery exclusive super quality and un-
equaled values.

 
 
 

 

 

 

By Thornton W. Burgess
You seldom can know in. the ment of fright

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AcJOCOlllnS C00 If what you are doing a W031: miller Nature.

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“The Silent Assertion” 1 0..
" ADramainil'our Actsby Butler-Davenport 7: 0 1_ .. FEE ANCES

MATINEE TODAY AT 2:15 . ',
(DaylightSavingTime) ‘ E ,_., FURNlTURE CO

Permmlm' TONIGHT _ 527-429 wasumcroa st:

and 15va NIGHTthisweek, except Monday, at 8:15 I? 3 SO. NORWALK
(Daylight Savings Time) ' . q

 

 

 

70-72 No. Main Street.

 

ten it is a lot easier to do the
vrgzg thing than the right. thing.
Now, as a rule. it a person is lost the
‘ wisest thing to do is to stay .right
AIN CLOTHIN(Y in one place. But that usually is the
hardest thing to do. The result ll
STORE that the one who is lost usually wan-
ders on and on and makes a bad mat-

SKI . r worse.
1” ‘VA VGTON STCONN- ult was some time before the timid

'ALK ‘ G use who had flown in the
50. Non“ hm. 1"direction from that taken by

other and gratings! sit: slings
III! the had can r; ne y
8 ON ‘ B2331 Fol; understood that she was
NKS BAGS lost. As soon as she had come down
TRU ’ to the ound she had hidden, and
E: had remained motionless

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- ' C. D. CHARNOK

$5.95 uP $1'75 up “‘°""‘."‘2§2§.‘.“.§$ §5§§?.;:‘;t3:§.’3 ,_ A 19 Railroad Avenue ~ South Norwalk, Conn.
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7 _-: miffiifii‘fiéfifignfiagfigg m." .1... “M and mad, but 0!. Z 3 7 3P0“! 5 Barnes Hams . . 286 Home Dressed Fowl . . . . . 400
3:11... '13::0‘ stud of mother’s voice. course she got no answer . Y our Tin Sh mhlgmifl Ham . '1 . 286 Funny Broilers ,,,,,,, _ . 50c
But 1,, find by the realised that e 2 sur 0 or enderlonls 38o Genuine Spring Legs of

am! had been Io Ion! 501°"- 3‘" 2 . . . California Hams . 15c Lgmb man
be 11 to wonder why mother did not hid and rested. But just as soon as 1 00 Beef '1' -. - . . . . . .. , ..........
a , suit. bout an obedient small shojelt .- bit rested lho started on med ongues 35c spgcm pagans on
» Have You Heard That 7 Manama Box SlicedBoiledHam......60o

tionless right again. For a while she was too
person, she runs ned no
where also was. But at last site {tightened to think of easing. But m Mn ______ 450 Sliced Tom. .......... 606

an . afterawhileshegrswsoh tht ' -..
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still rod «instill. m. 2132" was her. 0! course. Mother Gross: did d ye ago ? T13. “m com am VII W
nmr. She came out or her hid- not want to leave her other children, the owners. An appeal 18 pending. ~ .

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