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REGENT and PALACE ‘l NEAR PANIC AT PlCKWlCK illils Wanna... mmm‘: W: ..
more than 830 3 rs. and are giving by machinery. and thus each bl ~
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! HOTEL WHEN AWNING CATCHES FIRE 8...... .. .. m... .. ... . W at.“ ..........
DAVID ESTERSON. Ma 8 D or i A North avenue. Bridgeport. is putting tit-e money back guarantee. This com- company ”‘5 some 0: the finest
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on the market one of the new Perfec- part! also malt?! cement NOCRS- A equipment m the “‘m‘
tion sewerage disposal tanks that is machine that is capable of turning
Blaze Believed To Have Been Started By Cigarette Butt— made entirely of cement. This tank is out one block every 10 seconds is
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TODAY. and TOMORROW —Advertise in The Sentinel.
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"mm mamas CORPorm-r _ Coolness 0f Bell Boys And Telephone Operators F » J
m msms Averts panic :---_-_-_--:L .5. an - teas-am - '- - '
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AIJL S I AR onznxmcn. July 11.—Hundreds ing to retire for the night. In a re~ H THE HOME OF
'lof guests. many of them scantily markable short time the guests were I:
‘ ldresscd. rushed from the Pickwick notified of the blaze and left the ' GOOD VALUES'
In 1hr chinald Barker Super Presents“ iArms Hotel last night when an awning building in good order. '3 .
on ion the fourth floor caught fire and The fire is believed to have started ti
clouds of smoke filtered through the from a cigar or cigarette butt care-
‘ ‘ ,, hosteiry. The blaze occurred about lessly dropped from a fifth floor win- I, 7
ear S znine p_ m. dow. It alighted on the fourth floor I: . .
e An alarm was immediately answer- awning and the flames from the fl
ed by every piece of the voluntary blazing canvas lighted up the corri- I: l e u u
.\ prmlmtmn that will pit-359 “erratic and o ' lapparatua in the town. Every pre— dors. The smoke rolled in acrid wave.
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_ ‘ no that the. management, 3‘ caution was taken in fighting the through the suites on the fourth floor. ' Q
of "“5“— ‘hcnlfl‘s guarantees to be a first class attraction. . lblaze as the hotel is located in the Some difficulty was experienced in E! ‘
_ lcenter of Greenwich. extinguishing the blaze due to the :0 - a a e O a e l S
—‘“ . The coolness of page boys and position of the awning. The fire was a '
SELECTED COMEDY NEWS lswitchboard aperators. it was report- finally extinguished and the guests a
’ed. averted a panic among the many quieted by the management. The 9 , y . . .
j fashionable guests who were prepar- damage was small. ‘ ii —But that 5 What We expected It to be “hen ..
r L -- -—. l a ' - we planned this event. ‘
R I D A Y l ' —The variety is almost endless but the
eastern end of the New York. New _
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0" °' "‘° "m“ “mm” em booked State Happenings Haven & Hartford railroad system. . ii
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METRO PRESENTS e e ar Hill
stocks are limited—so we announce this
sale for three days only and at that we
urge you to be among the first—for at
these low prices all will go quickly.
36 in. China Silk
This is the popular silk for lamp shades and is
our regular $1.25 quality. n
3 DAY sALE PRICE 69C YD. ll
36 in. Silk Poplins g
The regular $1.49 quality cut for this special event. [I
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l .‘irs. Emlyn Ada Dutton Lllley. or ten yesterday from the office or c. 1.. w'u
J AMES WHITCO . .-‘ . Waterbury. has been granted a uh orce Bart-lo. general manager. Under the '5
A MB RILEY b Iirom Theodore Lille): former Yale plan. which. it is stated. has been in a:
1 football hero and son of the late GOV- effect on other railroads. the employer it"
“nil Ininum and map],- read poem fiernor George L- LlHPF~ Cruelty was are guaranteed their stated hou-rh '9'
'. charged. The plaintiff received 35.- rate as a basic wage and the bonus i :3
6671‘th Old S » O ,’ “(‘0 alimony and CUSIOd)‘ 01 their paid employes over and above their f.
“L wee cart OfMlne ythrec small girls. regular wages and is determined ll) i i
‘ the efficiency with which each individ— if;
1 Miss Mary Lermond. of Canaan. re- ual has worked during the period a
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It is a la tation ' ‘.
i i P 0' one 0‘ RUPYS b0“ poems W1“ Pm“! one Of the 'cently received some cherries from provided under schedule. Efficiency 2’:
most popular picture plays that has ever been presented in Sol-walk. l Miss Catherine Smith at 'i'aconic. above 56.7 per cent. is considered as '
which her father picked in 1891 and Worthy of extra compensation and
‘ _ _ . which Miss Smith canned. They were bonus payments beginning at this : i'
(0)1156: )mr “'EEK—Laurette Taylor in “P08 0' My Heart" lound to be well preserved and edible. point are increased with increased l E‘-
. efficiency. The plan is made public i S"
The state police seized a cargo “"9 in accordance with an 38"9?’ t g' " n n e 'n‘ rider
said to contain 996 gallons of alcohol ment between the company and "19 g "E ("01 rs in"? Blll., Pd“?! and I“ 0 . 98c I"
8““ a Sew York truck “a! stopped mechanical department employ; . “.53 0 DA} SALE 1 RILE ........... . YD. u
l on the highway about a mile and a .. '3: n
l - . half south of Berlin Center. Monday. - 9' ' ‘Nr ' 1‘s '
RIAL I 0 . Hagen ls Favorlte 1The drixcr had been arrested for TAKE A .3 vv hlte aSh 811 g
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At 5 To 1 To Capture j coasting down a hill at thirty-eight PORTABLE VICTROL.A
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COOLED FOR COMFORT . . . Emil” an hour bctore the truck 3‘“! I It's the 40-inch width and the weight that's so
‘ GOIf ChamplonShlp lggigilned- He “3’ taken to )ve ‘Vflh ‘vou on Your ‘-‘c&"°n o much in demand. For this 3 Day In]
_ . police headquarters. f Trip | . . I
TODAY and TOMORROW 8mm; in T—‘he “,3” Street db i 3 ‘ :2: Sale the price lS only .. ........ 0 YD. t"
, irict on the outcome of the xafion- IT Anldririv 1:0,;motrowsky and Anthony Sold on Easy Terms ' i" '3
a1 Open Golf Championship is as ; ryo cs .0 orrington. who obtained At The . .5 0 .
{0110“}. large quantities of fish from the ; k All Sllk V» on er epe I!
: Hagen. 5' 2 and even: Sarazen. fi’armington river at Colebrook Rivet- '
; 8. 3 1-2 and 2: Hutchinson. 9' ‘ and :on the l-ourth of July. by discharging 0 'ns 0
. 2; Barnes. 9' ‘ and 2: Jones. 1:. 1 dynamite in the water. were lined 850 ‘ . .
i ‘ . 'nnd costs in “‘insted The ' \id 1 .
5 and 2. Mach s it . . . - l e 9’” 5" '
' nald m h 1"" I believed that the explosions would 1101; 70'72 N0. mm s‘reet'
36 inches wide. representing the balance of our ‘.
stock of this much desired sport. fabric. This is .
merely a clearance price and means a wonder— l]
rcll. Black. Sweetser. Kii'kwood ‘be noticed beca ‘ f th 1 I: i:
and Crui-itkshank. 13. 6 and aiDie- Ioflthe day testir‘iaben: ”10:9ch meum‘ ‘ fill \‘alllf‘. $1 98 l.‘
grey-3.6.Iécrrngai. orilgezni‘s.‘i aged . _ I)! 3 DAY SALE PRICE . YD. in
Lean. so. 12 and 5; Costello, 50. l vc°gnef“°“‘ ‘5 “mud“ 1“ “‘9 ‘19“- SFECIAB FOR THE E! i I:
15 and 7. ,nite es gnations of roads to comprise , ‘ ‘NIE a 4" . R . III] .1 .
, Several wagers were made yes- hills??? taitd lgghur‘laydsystem in EK g: In. a 1 SI k l.
l terday on Hagen and Sarazen. ' ’ .u s a c" y” e epartment . . ' .
M agriculture. at Washington. D. c. Mgarglm, Spaghetti or10c k I The pt‘plllal‘ silk for dainty lingerie. The colors t!
The mileage for this “Me is 535. _ 00 0'3 - - - - - - - - -- P 8- :‘a , are Pink Lavender Orchid and “'hite It‘s
These roads in the thirty-four states Kirk!!!“ I Borax soap! "- ‘ y I
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821 till Duch “a gnlficéegllljg PRaICl-Ia. . 1 ....... $2049 YD.
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YARD WIDE 40 in. Baronet Satin
$1.98 and $2.19 YD. This is the famous Duplan Baronet Satin so
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T THE THEATRES in}? estimates in the fourteen states 5 bars for ........ . . . . . 23c
w ere the roads have not yet been ap- Clover 01' Ma ' us
A . . 011s. Conde ed
‘ iprm ed aggregate 182.406 miles con- ' gn
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“ecu“? "93‘“! 8"91')’ city in the coun— ' ' ' ' ’ '
try haiinz a population or 5.000 01" Early June P933 - 15° can
“HEARTS AFLAME" more. a STI II I
Regent and Palace Presents Reginald The production and bonus basis of
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Reginald Barker, Metro dlreclor, I as low as possible for this 3 day sale. 3 DAY SALE PRICE ......... $2.98 YD. .
has ne‘er made a poor picture. but I: ,O s]
on the other hand has contributed t ’ - 0 v ~ 3 '
the screen some of the most brilliant Y 0 ti b})ln‘l Sllk Crepe “ uldham '1 .tlfeta i:
successes of the past several seasons. our Tlllc Sho l . . . .- . -
By this token the public may he as- p sur - [‘5 40 inches “'ll'lt‘. in two colors. Grey and An all Silk taffeta, excellent for bathing suits and fl
‘Z'éreends théo‘égfgf‘:u::ta$°e" lag?» , 3 Blue only. Very popular for pleated many other purposes. Black and Navy only. l"
' . ' . ’ ' lue Our regular $2.95 quality. '
d Pal ce Theatres today i hi h ’ 5‘ slurtsiand a b”: ‘8 $2 49 , , °
girlie: atatraction. This new! grams" Have 1 011 Heard That . for this 3 day event . . 0 YD. 3 DA} SALE PRItE . . . . . . . . . . 0 YD. {J
has been one of the biggest hits of the
past two months and it is still a head-
liner on Broadway where only the
very best releases are able to meet the
acid test given by the hundrds of
comDY AND NEWS thousands of critical motion picture
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the City of New York is seeking to eject owners of four mil-
lion dollars was!“ of real estate in Northern Manhattan be-
cause of grants made by two Colonial Governors over two
hundred yéars ago ? The first court decision was against
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patrons. Theatregoers of this City will th . .
. 6 owners. An ap eal is d an - I:
not lime an occasion to see a better P Pen “18'- n 2.. o. . . ' »- 5‘ t ‘ ‘ .
FRIDAY and SATURDAY “am than mg m a mg “m. N; N {l H W -. L _ 7. D J p. .N l: R . "
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IN SURE AND BE SURE ‘
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN
ON FIRST MORTGAGE
The Title Insurance and Mortgage Co.
HIARRY CAREY «LADIES “‘HITCOSIB RILEY
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“ ” Popular Poem Adapted for Screen by'
DESERT DRIVEN Metro—Plays Regent and
A Drum ol the \\ est Palm “1033'-
VOTE No poet of modern days has been
The first “it; women attending more popular than James \Vhltcornb
the Friday matinee will be present- Riley. His writings which ha\e dis-
' l 1 I I m in edition of Played It Once a Empathy and heart
m “ I ' a p m p ' interest touch that put him in the
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‘SAVE WORK IN THE KITCHEN
Bertha 3" Clay's -greatcithtgel first line of writers have been accept- STAMI-‘ORD NOB\VALK Youth! me“ i! largely 8 Sta“ 0f lllld. A
~rnimss Am 0.8‘ ' ed a“ "mug m" ”'5‘ WM" °’ "‘ 293“” 5" South xomnr Trust Co. mind that is serene begets eyes that are clear and
BLOSSOMS' American composer. in adapting GRLENWICH “'ESTPORT . th t . f f frown
. The letoplay "The“ 0” Sweetheart '0‘ Mine" for I’utnam Trust Co. “'estport Bank 8: Trust Co. ‘1,”ng and .' countenance a 1! rec 0
i-T"()Rxs AND (”LANCE the screen. Metro has given a faithful NE“! CAVAAV’ and wnnkle-
.. interpretation that. will meet with . _ . .
"I’OSSOMS genuine approval. The picture will be First hational m It I! worry and hurry-8nd end-1°” 11180119111118
“”111 BC Show“ " "‘0 presented at the Regent and Palace tasks—which sap the vitality and fill the mind with
RIALTO , Wei“? “may "3‘"? 5“” pm” 1 bitter thoughts; that make the body feel old and the
3'14th WEEK 3.322280? a") ‘ge “mm see face look old while in years they are young. In
this the kitchen is an old offender.
Modern housewives avoid these things by having
MODERN KITCHENS, equipped with modern time-antl-
lahor-savin‘ equipment. And one indespensablc help in
AT THE RIALTO
Phone 527 Prompt Delivery
A new and brilliant Jane Novak: a
ROTON POINT PARK-
J Novak who wears dazzl'
GFHEBE,S gZii-ens with the grace of a Queen;m: " Seller; Magtemfg “ eff! I ' kit I is the l umul Sell Kilcl
J Jane Novak who is at home in ter- SHORE D Cabinet. For it Is about this most modern {assistan-
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. mm rific drama as u ell as the more ten— IN and labor savers all! the emciem opcrlt
it 3 Here If his "9“” der moments of romance and pathos NERS centers.
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pears at the Rialto theatre today and
“ EVERYTHING 1'03. GANNING tomorrow in her latest and greatestl
VIN hotodrama. "Thelma." founded on
AND PRESER G fhe widely read novel from the gifted?
pen of Marie Corelii. 2
For the first time in her career.
Jane Novak appears in a. spectacular
display of fashions. The shops of the
greatest modlstes in the country were
ransacked for the apparel with which
this enchanting young star is attired
in "Thelma." Moreover. the scenic
background of London ball rooms and
the bleak hills of her native Norway
lend a note of lavishness and simple
beauty to the production.
0 The cast includes besides Miss No- .
' — vak. the following popular players:
Fruit Jars. Pm‘x“: :£;k;u:g:f Barbara Tennant. June Elvidge. Ver-
Rings. Canning 0" fc non Steel. Bert Sprotte. “’edgewood
"9' scales. P‘mm e ' Nowell. Peter Burke, Gordon Mullen
and little Virginia Novak, the five-
33 Wm 83., So. Nor-walk year-old daughter or Miss Novak. The
picture was produced by Chester Ben-
nett for‘F. B. 0.
HOLLAND EIJMINATED.
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r DI VITO’S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA 18 North Main Street South N orwalk'
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Get acquainted toda 't -
foot-fitting shoes. 3' w: h these famous nature shape
“C-Saw" and “Jack and Jill" Shoes for Children 2 Years to
14 Years onge.
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EASTBOURNE. Eng" July 11.—
Spain today eliminated Holland in
Davis Cup semi-final elimination play
(European sons.) The deciding match
was at doubles. Planner and Count I):
Gomar beating the Hollanders II. Tim-
mar and c. A. Bryan. M. 3-8. 6-1.
The m «an tinned the vine
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