Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 7, 1923 · page 3

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TODAY
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RALPH LEWIS

“ . J .ummriinz cast that includes Cullen handle, Mildred Harris.
, . i .rmlit and others in one of the biggest pictures of the year

“THE FOG”

NEWS:::::--'

 

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I WEDNESDAY — runaway — remar-
THOMAS MEIGHAN

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"Manslaughter."

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“HOMEWARD BOUND”

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
,, , .,\.- m once—Children admitted to all matinees, both Regen
and Palace. 10 Cents. t
NO MATI‘SEES FRIDAY

\ . .....rl. or Norwalk's respect for our late beloved President
u 1.. 1.. Harding. there will be no matinces Friday. Evening pro:

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.SI-IORE DIN N ERS
Special Dollar Plate Dinners

White- Sand Bathing Beach

DANCING
DI VITO’S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA

Novelty Dance Every Tuesday

 

 

 

 

Fireworks Every Thursday

 

ROTON POINT PARKI

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IN ’ i
MEMORIAM ,‘

The Coolest Place in Town

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Fortncny N. E. Candy Shop
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_ BORN MAIN CLOTHING
hovembcr 2. 1368 STORE _
DIED ise wasmams at.

$0. NORWALK CONN.

August 2. 1923

 

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6 North Main St.
So. Norwalk

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Mohair Suits
nodal: for
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Sizes 34 to 46

 

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Clothes Shop

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PALACE
BOOTERY

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“THE FOG.” .

Metro Screen Classics Presentation
Scores an at Regent and Palace
Ralph Lewis. star of "West-Bound

.M" I“ other blg‘attraciion.

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.ict triumph- in “The
V... 9. Ac latest Metro Screen
Cla-ics releases that has been of-
tered to the public. This picture
was presented at the Regent and
Palace theatres yesterday and it will
be repeated again today and it goes
without saying that it will l.e. viewed
by large audiences. Seldom has a
picture created the genuine interest
enlivened by this new release at the
very outset. This interest was main-
tained through every moment of the
play and when the climax came
there were many who regretted that
the program was at an end. Mr.
Lewis is supported by Cullen 'Landis.
Mildred Harris, Louise Fuenda and
a score or other brilliant players.

 

“'OBIID PREMIER.

Lillian Gish to Bring Her New Pic-
tnre."l'he White Shier." to
the Regent Tomorrow Nkht.
Norwalk will be treated to an-
other world premier presentation of
a super screen attraction tomorrow
night at 8:15. when Miss Lillian Gish
presents at the Regent theatre only
for one showing. "The White Sia-
ter." her new big special. From the
story by Mary Crawford and direct-
ed by Henry King. who has been re.
sponsible for the many successes of
Miss Gish and Richard Bartheimess.
the play cannot help but appeal. In
addition. however. Mr. King and his
company of directors will be here
and it is expected that Miss Gish and
practically all or the star role play-
ers of "The \Vhite Sister" will also
be on hand. Miss Gish today ex-
pressed the intention of being pres
eat and will only be prove. tell by
some indispoaition. “The White Sis-
ter" has been in the. making for
seven months and was largely done
in italy.

‘ AT THE RIAL’I‘O

Don't be surprised if thiI coming
dress modes reveal a Spanish motif.
It’s in the air.
all is Mabel Normand. who has the
title role in “Suzanna." the new
Mack Sonnett comedy drama photo-
play coming tomorrow to the Rialto
theatre under an Allied Producers
and Distributors Corporatoin release.
It is a romantic tale of old Mexico
with beautiful Senoritas. dashing
cavaliers and. 0: course. a wicked
villian or two.

"Suzanna" is a beautiful story

 

 

TEE RYSZ BATTERY STATION
Bight Service Here
4’ “'(‘st Aye. Phone 088

BOSCH
MAGNEIO

All makes of Magnetos. Starters.
3enerators and Ignition Systems re-
paired and installed. We are also
selling New Bosch Ignition for
Fords and all other cars.

ii. 50. Main St. So. Norwalk
Phone 345

 

 

 

 

 

SPECIALS iron THE
WEEK

PURE JAB— RUBBERS,

Hid-Summer Clear' 8 doscn tor ............ . . 25c
PARAF'INE \VAX. 8 pkg; (or

S l LIBEY’S (DRIVE!) BEEF 24¢
HASH. large can .........

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MARK-OFF’S
comma SHOES
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mid-Ants.

And the cause of it

portraying the romantic ill-ch ot the
historical Dons durlag’the early days
in California. detailing the particular
smith architecture or .that period
in which this story is laid. 1835.

As Susanna. Mabel Normand is
ideally suited for the character. Her
winsome and mischievous personal-
ity suggests that of the little tom-boy
(“1 she portrays. while Winifred
Bryson ii: the role of Dolores. Carl
Stockdale takes a foster parental in-
terest in Suzanna as the character of
Ruiz. Eric Mayne, as Don Diego.
assumes the obligation of bring up
as his daughter. Dolores. and resents
oven the‘ appearance of Susanna. not
knowing her to be in reality 01 his
own flesh and blood.

George Nichols is seen in the char-
acter of Don Fernando. a wealthy
Spanish rancher. with Evelyn Sher-
man as his wife.

or the storiesselected or specially
written for Mabel Normand. none.
perhaps. has offered her the wonder.
in lpossihilities to show her real true
character and artistry as docs "Su—
zanna."

 

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GIANT AEROPLANE

LONDON. Aug. B.—There is be-
ing constructed in a secret hangar.
on an aerodrome near Norwich.
llritain’s latest "hush-hush" air
tighter. with which. it is reported.
she intends to re-arm her home de-
fense air squadrons.

All details are withheld. it is said.
under dire penalties. All that is
known is that she is being construct-

 

 

 

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THURSDAY‘NIGHT ONLY

on: snowma as one
World Premier Presentation by Insptrs' tioa Pictures.

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British Government aircraft. and
that the will be the most speedy and
invulilerabie aeroplane yet designed.

Boulton and Paul have just cant-

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Canning Suppli ‘

Don't wait until the fruit kettle is
on the stove to discover that your supply 0! .
ning necessities is exhausted.

It is such a simple matter to check up , -
needs at one time and buy all equipment at ~ "
Think how much it will save in annoyance, . - «.fi
telephone orders, special deliveries and gen
contusion. '

For your convenience we have
complete list of canning equipment with p
Just check 0! the articles you want and ..;v
mail it to us or give it to a clerk in the 3-
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lcs capacity 75 lbs.
Ice capacity 100 lbs.

Ice capacity 100 lbs.
Ice capacity 125 lbs.
Ice capacity 100 lbs.
lce capacity 125 lbs.

lined.
burner.

preserving time.

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MIDSUMMER SALE .

Remarkable Savings in Household Needs
for final week of the ‘ sale
REFRIGERATORS

a few styles and sizes remaining

“McKee Wood Cases, top icers
Regularly $29.50 For $56.55

“Success” All Metal Cases

Regularly $80.00 For $54.00
Regularly $70.00 For M
_ The last two mentioned are side icers.

The “Success” Refrigerator has aluminum enamel

finish on the outside and is white enamel

~ Siesta Cookers. heavy tin with tour compartments
and will cook tour articles of food over one gas

Soup Stock Pets. gray enamel, seamless
heavy corners. Twenty-tour qt. size hand at

. Regularly 37.00 For
Vacuum Clothes Washers. heavy tin; stronsly reads.
| Regularly 81.00 For 85 eta-

Puritan Records. Sale Price. 39 cts.

1 These may be played on any make machine.
regularly

, Latestsongandjsashits

I China and Glass

Seven tables of charming hits of English and
which is being sold at a great sacrifice
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Willow Clothes Baskets. an. quality, large size in
oval shape. For 95 cts.

Towel Racks, folding style, also nice for nursery
clothes. Regularly $1.75 For $1.25

Vacuum Bottles. ,hlack Japsnned. aluminum cups.

Regularly $36.00 For $82.40 Dim ll“- FOI' 63 oil.
Fibre Cases tor pint vacuum bottles.

Regularly $40.00 P'Ol' ssaoo Rossini-1y $1.25 and 81-50. For ’5 etc-

Regulsrly $47.50 For $42.75 Heavy Tia Wash Boilers, No. 7 also 81.19

Alanin- Sauee Pass. 1, 1% and 3 qt.
85. 8. as so ets.
Alumina- Prsservlag Kettles. 10 qt. else. For 8].].

Aluminum Tea Kettles. 5% qt. sis- For 81.50
All-lau- Trays. oblong shape. For $1.19
Ala-lau- l’ercolatsrs. 3 cup size. For 81.9.5
For $1.85 unmiss- Sink Strainers. For 49 cts.

Round Wire Preserving Racks for kettle use.
i Jar size. lfior 50 rts.
Cold Pack Cannon or heavy tin with removable jar
rack. This holds tour Jars. For $1.13
Basement.

MOS.

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Lovely Bouillon Cups. plates of dlg‘rent 33.33:: "”31““ . 5:; '7“.
sold formerly for $12.85 New ll.“ apiece w.“ 3 "'0. I” M
Dean “m "I”. “no“. “a, bowls. Three-quarter also, were $110.00 For 875...
human; pieces for gifts. Wereanueh Mailer is Taxi or Steam-r sizes
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Japanese llaad Painted Yates and brie a brad. For- 33 % gr use.”
msrly sold as high as 88.00 Now ".75 Were $50.00 9“ F ' m
be Scismsers. sterling Ill?” handles. These to Flu. or
at inn price. Wars use New stat 9"“ TM!“
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’ Specially Priced Luggage

for Midsummer Sale

All colors. and sizes suitable for ..

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Jar Openers,
Jar Racks (for boiler use gf
Round Racks
(for kettle use)‘
Individual Jar Holders,
Family Scales (24 lbs.)
Fruit Presses,
Preserving Kettles, ens
and aluminum, all sizes
Colandcrs in tin, enamel
aluminum,
Large Spoons, wood, e
and aluminum.
Funnels
Ladies
Measures
Measurin' g Cups
Tin, enamel and alum'
Mason Jars, pints,
quarts
Ideal Jars, 1/2 pt.
pints
quarts '
Jelly Glasses
Extrii Mason Jar Tufij
Extra Ideal Jar Tops,
Good Luck Rubbers
(fit all jars)
Paro Wax
Cold Pack Connors, I
8 jar size.
Cold Pack Cannera, rov
8 jar size,
Cold Pack Canners, s- .-
body, 7 jar size, ‘

Household Goods

Leather Traveling :
Cowhide, Walrus or :

Were 830.00
Were $32.50
Were 825.00
Were 322.50
Were 816.60
Were 810.00
Were 812.50
Suit Cases
also enameled d
Were 885.00 -
Were 88:.“
Wars :17.“