Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 23, 1923 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 

 

URSDAY, AUGUST gm ,,
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oDAY and TOMORROW
At the

REGENT

ELINOR FAIR
CHARLES E. MACK
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A! the

PALACE

comm PRESENTS

ALL STAR CAST

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“DRIVEN” MOMENT”

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SHORE DINNERS
SPECIAL DOLLAR PLATE DINNERS

DANCING
THE FAMOUS SWANEE SERENADERS
DIRECT PRO)! KEITH! AND POLI’B CIRCUIT

CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY MERNOON
NOVELTY DANCE EVER! TUESDAY

YIBEWORKS EVERY THURSDAY

 

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-— STONE CROCKS —

We have a largo assortment of stone crocks, jugs oak kegs,
lien tubs, wood fawcets, corks, capping machines, root
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REG EN 1‘ TODAY.

Elinor Fair. Burr Holmes]: and
Charles L'. Mack Stars of “Driven"

"Driven." the super L'niversal rea-
ture which is to be presented today
and tomorrow at the Regent and
Palace Theatres has one of the test
records of an attraction that has
played Broadway within the past six
months. It took the public by
storm and pulled against attractions
of recognized merit. becoming one of
the sensations of the year. Eilner
l‘air leads the all star cart which
acts the picture and the is ably sup-
ported by Charles E. Mack and Burr
McIntosh. the latie'r's appearance in
this Universal subject being through
the courtesy of David W’ark Griffith.
From every possible angle of consld-
elation. “Driven" to a picture that
should please Norwalkers and they
will have opportunity to see it at
three daily presentations at the Re-
gent today and tomorrow.

 

THE LAST DIODIENT ’

Palace Presents Ste-lit:- Production‘

for Two Days’ Ram. -
“The Last Moment," an all star pro-
duction is being offered today and
tomorrow at the Palace Theatre and
it will doubtless be ranked by the
local movie patrons as one of the
host releases that has ever been
shown in this city. In this pictur--
every member of the audience \vil'.

ing entertainment. The star cast
which has been chosen for the. pic-
ture. together with the assured high
class direction are points that will
immediately win favor with movie.
fans. Manager David Esterson has
selected "The Last Moment" as a
picture altogethcr fitting for presen-
itatlon and one? in which he bollcvos
the public will find plcrvy of occasion
ifor approval.
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RIALTO THEATRE.
Acclaimed by an cmhuscd audi-
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FINAL
CLEARANCE
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All Summer Goods

'Cnuauai reductions made ,in
- oer to clean our stock of
ds and ends. '

. will pay you to come in and
look over the bargain. that
we hate to offer.

OXFOBDS and PUMPS
That We Have Marked to

$1.95 and $2.95

Will Surely Supriso You.

Rogers 6’ Stevens

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SUBURBAN '
DAY
SPECIALS

 

KEELER’S

SHOE STORE
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‘TRII’E STOCKINGS — The .

and entertaining narratives in the
icatcgory ot‘ the photoplay. "\Vander-
ling Daughters." the feature attrac-
itlon nt the’liialto theatre today and
tomorrow. won the plaudits of a
large audience when it made its in-
itial appearance on the screen yes,-
terday afternoon rind evening. The
theme is extraordinary.

It is not a prcachment on conduct.
but. delightful drama. based on the
secrvt romances of two girls who
stumbled into the whirlpool oi the
jazz ago with uncxpecicd results.

it is a play that has in it that
which you like to soc—humor. sus-
pense. tlmclincss. action and ro-
muncc.

END OF JERSEY
noun STRIKE

NEWARK. Aug. 23.4—The first
oils-tulle to a sr'ttlcmr‘nt of the strike
'of 6.001" trolley employcs of the
l'nhlic Forvice Corporation of New
surmounted Tuesday

 

 

 

.Jrrrey was
:when the strikers accepted the
{terms prosentrvd Tuesday to the

,Puhlic l‘tility Commission.

The terms prondcd for a. twenty
per cont. increase in wagcs. im-
proxomnnt 1.1 uorkin'»: conditions
and a six-day week at the discretion
|of the men.

 

House of the AjriCcio. who’re Napo.
icon Bonaparte was born. has been
presented to the French nation by
Prince Napoleon.

 

 

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REAL PICTURES

 

 

MOTORS, ENGINES

BOILERS and RETUB-
INC A SPECIALTY

ICE CREAM

 

 
 

GIRLS’ DRESSES

lain and Bloomer Styles.

Sizes 6 to 14

1.98 $2.98

KHAKI MIDDIES
AN D KNICKERS

$1.50 $1.98

GIRLS’ BATHING
SUITS

$1.98 $3.98
ACOBY’S

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possible to make portraits that act-
ually reflect youth as it is. 'You will
appreciate in years to come photo-
graphs of your children so made to
visualize those happy incidents of the
past. Bring your kiddies to, our stu-
dio. We'll make pictures that stand
apart in quality and interest—real
pictures—"personality portraits" We
call them.

Phone 431‘ for an Appointment ‘

The Michelson Studio
78 Washington St., 80. Norwalk.

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ROWAYTON .I sue mum many beautiful and

useful gifts. The guests were: Mr.
. . and Mra. W. R. Godfrey. Mr. and

arm. E. c. Godfrey, t‘wmou; Mr.
and Mrs. S N Stevens and daughter.
Dorothy. of South Norwalk. and Mr.
and Mrs. I. H. Kiggins of Row-
ton. '

F a m i l y Gathering

Honors Mrs. Frances

Godfrey at Daugh-

ter’s Home in Mc-

Kinley St.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Stevens. of McKinley street. was
the scene of a happy family gather-
ing yesterday afternoon .and even-
in gwhen the 88th birthday of Mrs.
France- A. Godfrey, Mrs. Stevens'
mother. was celebrated.

The best wishes and congratula-
tions of the gathering were extend-

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There will be a rehearsal of the
Ever Ready Chorus tomorrow eve-
ning at the home of Mrs. W. I". Am-
bler on Rowayton avenue. All
members are urged to be present as
the chorus will sing two selections
at the Union Musiral service to be
held at the Baptist church on Sun-
day evening.

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-Several cases have been filed by
Keogh and Candee,
and are returnable in the Septem-
ber term of the Superior court in
Bridgeport.
several divorce actions. The cases
are as follows:

Theresa A. Balan. of this city
against Frank

intolerable cruelty.

Alice Hagcr of Westport against
Frederick , J. Hager now of New

vorce on the ground.
it is alleged that Eager deserted his
wife two years ago in Westport and
left that place with another woman
and is now residing in New York.

Helen
Paul Torphy. divorce on the grounds
of desertion.

‘ .

local attorneys

Among the cases are

Balaza of Bridge.

divorce. Tho plaintiff alleges

city. formerly of Westport. di-
of deacrtion.

Parker Torphy against

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Edna B. War against’ Eben B.
Scribner. bath of Darien. divorce on
the grounds of intolerable cruelty.

Edith Wilson of Rev York in ap<
plying for a divorce from Alexander
Wilson of this city, on the grounds

of desertion and intolerable cruelty. a”

Selma. I. Holley against Frank -
Holley. formerly of’thia city. now J” ”W
of parts unknown. Suit for the sup- m d

port of self and children. The plain-
til! has attached property of the de-
fondant.

Harion Green against Samuel
Roacnblum of Xew York city. This
suit groya out of an auto accident
near the State Armory hat Septem-
ber in which one person was killed.
The plaintiff is claiming damages
for personal injury.

Florence E. Van Loan of Stan:-
ford against William Kuznaaof! of
Stamford. Damagea are claimed to
the automobile of the plaintiff in an
accident which occurred with the
defendant's car.

Fred '1‘. Towns of Stamford
against the Connecticut Company.

 

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Damages are claimed by the plain-
tlfl ,as the result of a collision bc-

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The Weather—Fair and Gobi".

 

Our'shbwing of velvet

we can procure for the price;

enjoy seeing.

 

Women’s gloves. ..
special at 85c

Strap wrist with sh0rt gauntlet and embroidered
‘ backs in chamolsette in the new fall colors—cinnamon,
beaver, blsquit-and zink—special 85c

Main floor. left center.

Buy blankets

now is the time

Du

Annual velvet hat event .
“fine Showfng at $3.95 ’

year has become a matter of interesting history.

Women watch and wait for this event for they
know that we scour the market for the best hats that

. . They know that these hats are the last word in
millinery—That they have intrinsic value as well,
far in excess of the price mark.

There are all velvet hats—velvets with silk——
velvet with duvetyn—velvet with tapestry.

Mostly small or medium shapes—dainty cm-
broidery trimming—chic fancies adorn some while
others are trimmed with ostrich.

A very comprehensive showing that you will

All new" sports and stylish blacks.
Hundreds of new pretty hats all worth more
than the pricing for this event

Toilet articles
special priées

Just for a few days—
Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday—here’s chance to re-
plenish your supply.

Ipana tooth paste 34e—3 for $1.
Peoeco tooth paste 38¢

Listerina tooth paste 19°. Pepao-
dent tooth paste M for

Dr. Lyon's tooth paato or powder
17c—-3 for 50¢

Kolynos tooth paste Tic—3 for 50¢
Forhans tooth paste small
large as:

Pond's cold or vanishing cream
jars or tubes. 19:, large

nugget: & Ramsdell'a cold cream
tubes at: large 13:, 18:. 29:. large
jars 3c

Pompeian massage
night cream or day cream

Babcock’a
Odorono small 23: large 39:. “um
17c-—3 for 509 large 39:. Neet 39c.

Entrance 'on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.

hats at this time each

 

$3.95

 

31.

196.

cream“.
$0

lemon cream. 89:.

Miracle small

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

When the snow flies and the frost is crisp in the air ‘

-—most people will be hustling to buy blankets—now
you may select with ease and comfort—and the added
knowledge that the prices will not be less and the assort-
ments never more varied or of better quality. ‘

Heavy weight cotton plaid blankets in pink, blue,
grey, heliotrope, tan, and gold plaids, 64x76 inches, 53,
66x80 inches 54. '

. White blankets with borders of blue, lavender or
- pink, 06x80 in., 35.
Cotton and wool blankets with border of lavender,
blue or pink, 66x80 in., $6. . '
Plaid blankets—pink, blue or tan, 66x80 in., $6.

. Grey wool blankets—borders of ' k
heliotropc, 66x80 in., $7. ' pm ’ rose" hm or
White wool blankets—borders of pink, blue or helio-
:trope, 70x80 in.,‘57.
in. ‘\8Vhit¢ wool blankets, pink or blue borders, 70x80
9 ' '
'. Heavy weight white wool blankets, borders of bl
’ or pink, 70x80 in., $10. and $10.50 no
. Heavy wool blankets, plaids in
Land black and rcd,’68x80 in., $11.

, Men! :Yorke' shirts
fall styles $1.75

. New fall style Yorke shirts ' received—arid the.
_ ylook tanpting—in the lot are peil'cuaStles and fancy weave);

pink, rose, and white

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499 large 79:.
Spiro 19c

Mavis talcum 1H for 651:. Men-
uen‘s battled or violet 18°

Squibbs talcum 19:. Houblgant'a
Idealzcr Quelquo Flour: “0
Violet talcum largo cans 40c
Coty'a L'Orlgon face powder 73:.
LaBlachs 38°. Mavis “a 0
Palm Olive aoap. O for 80 Pack‘
era tar soap 17:, 3 for 503

Resinol 17a. 3 for 50¢. Cuticura
soap 176, 3 for We" Woodlmry'a
17c. 3 for 500 .

Herman's shaving cream or Palm
Olive shaving cream Ida .

Mulsined coeoanut oil 350 3 hr

39°. 1!!!!

$1. Wildroot shampoo
tonic 39a

Amami shampoo lei/3e. Golden
glint sham 19c. Lyaol small 19:
medium 391: sterina m 1.0—1
ox. 390—44 ea. 09:

Pyrodixo tooth powder and tooth
brush. individual pacing. 18c

Absorbent cotton hospital quality
16 oz. 39:. Life Buoy Soap 79—4
for 25¢

not water bottles—mt quality
red 'l'llbbe!‘ guaranteed 65¢ .

Vanity cases gold plate—contains
1;? powder compact 604: quality

‘ Vanity case of celluloid contains
fate powder compact 75c quality

Women’s 331}
hose irregular: '
$1.85 "

Beautiful duality silk
hose all silk from topic-toe

—,—Pointex heel—the irregu-
larities are hard found-
they» arein'blick and dob
ms and loan sins—if the
inspectors were not so very
particular they want! be

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in a variety of combinations of COlors— - ,
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New Silk dresses
for fall - - specml $15

Just a special collection of the newer colorings and
styles in fine quality crepe dc chine and Canton orig:
dresses for w0men—a collection bought from some of
foremost makers at a price concession so that we can
ofier them to you at this price right at the opening of
the season.

Black and browns and navy, some with handsome
embroidered designs on panel effects—many tiny pleats
with now and then a touch of color.

For the most part the dresses are the type that ap-
peal to the women who like to dress well—They have
all the earmarks of dresses that u5ually sell for much

more money-Aims is a real opportunity at $15. -

Second floor. center.

Red seal records
at reduced price

The Victor red seal re'cords are as everybody knows
the recorded productions of the world best artists—we
now are able to sell them at the following price reduc-
lions
Series 61000, 64000, 81000, 87000, 9f0b0, were
$1.25, now $1. . ‘
Series 71000, 74000, 85000, 88000, 92000 were
$1.75, now $1.50
Series 76000, 89000, were 32., now $1.75 "
Series 95290, were $2.50, now $2. 4
Series 95100, 96000, 96002, were 53., now $2.25
Series 95212, 96200, 96201, were $3.50, now $2.50

Fourth floor. front.

Women’s pumps

fall styles

Arriving daily and what a pretty line they are—m
instinctively likes the quieter contrast from a season just
past in which colors ran riot. .

Bamboo suede trimmed with fawn kid over strap

and instep covered, _L‘0uis heels, 59.
Wine kid, a new shade between a brown and

i
red shade trimmed with black patent leather, L63;
heels, S9.
Champagne and beige kid strap pumps with Cuba: .
heels—odd strap wide at instep and top of strap—mi.
ro'wing at center, 39. ' *‘

Ask to see them.
Alain floor. rear.

Refrigerators at
uced prices

Due the fact that “we récelvel ‘
the larger part of our m’s Q
piy- of refrigerators la we lava
toomanyta‘sndthcrci‘th ore you
drastic cu in e 'ca to
a quick chum.” 'W-

White enameled ‘ lined as— '
capacity. Reg. $39.50,

100 ’g‘aip‘f’fio,
C1 ' . . 9 now 7
One piece porcelalrlam lbs. capacity, R“ 1;
now $52. ' *

French e We ' “Kl ID ’

7359.50 ngéh iwfiqwétyfw.

81m ‘ ac: , , . _
”Chest: 65 gum Reésggg

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